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I NUMBER 4231.] THE ANNIVERSARY DINN.E. 7 I of the GEN TLEION educated at MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL will be on THURSDAY, June 12, at the-Lon don Tavern, at Half past Four precisely. STEWARDS Albert Pell,, Esq. LL.D. William Wadd, Esq. Rev. Thomas Cherry, B. D. Stanley Stokes. Esq. Ralph Bigland, Esq. William Street,, Esq. Tickets, Ten Shillings and Sixpence each, may be had, as usual, at the Bar of the Tavern. • ALBION FIRE and LIFE OFFICE, May zo, 1806. • 'rtHE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and _LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg lea4e to MI the attention of the Public to the numerous and important advantages afforded by this Establishment, both with respell to Insurances from Fire and'on Lives. The Directors have determined to omit no improvement of which such an Iriti tution is capable ; and they teel urged to every possible effort for the public accommodation, by the high degree of en couragement with which the Company has hitherto been bonotired. Printed Particulars are delivered, free of expence, at the Company's House, in 'C:lange. Alley, Cornhill. Attendance, daily, from Ninr.....to 13y Order WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. *.it A latge Commission allowed op Lifc Insurance ; and no charge made for Policies in any case. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES,. Milt great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS EN t E of ANC}-1O Es fin . FISH SAUCE has induced many l'erions to give the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. OHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People travel, the Empire, olleiing 'Shopkeepers, &c.. an. ex- tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are'parti„ cularly requested to ask for Bu GES s's, and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label— " john Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." _ _ Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respect. fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others ma de in London; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs,' for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net. Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, awl all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufaelor,y alma Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Steand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining g ables, allowed to be the most complete and E legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box , hut ten Inches deep. 'N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse: MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ) .- 1•' • 'AL I. PERSONS in possession of incomes, arising from. Freehold,. Copyhold, or Leasehold lstates, in Land or Houses, Money the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage. Settlements, Widows' jointures, An nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income for Life, may be supplied 'with temporary or perna.ient Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity Ince' est for the same. The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their pelts, may be accommodated on their personal security; and in any instance where the single security of an-indivi dualniay be deemed insUfliCient the addition of another person• to guarantee the payment of the Interest wilt re move the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to the Public to return the Principal at their own option. Personal applications will be received' every d , till FoUr &Clock ; and Letters from Coriespondents in Town or Country, (post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Dire . - tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House, NO. 8, Lower . 1011 U-street, Golden-square. VICAR'S-BILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO IE SOLD fly AtCTIOINT, At the Angel Inn, in Lymington, on Tuesday, the Toth day of June inst. at TWelveo',Clock. at Noon, unless before Disposed of by-Private Contradt, of which due notice will be given, Convenient DWELLItiO-HOUSE, surround .[ed by a thriving Shrubbery,. with a double Coach hotise, Stabling for eight'horSes, Garden and Paddock, con tahnng in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de- Sirablv situate at that touch admired spot called VI CAR's- HI 1,1,, on the borders or the New Forest, one mile and a :hall distant from lyrnington, M . a most respeaable.neigh badrhood, with roads retuarkali;e for their excellence in all seasons. . . The House contains two• good Sittin-rooms in front, each a 6 feet square ; a small Back Parlour, with an excellent Xitchen; Brewhouse, and other convenient Offices on the (round Floor; three good Bed-rooms, with a light Closet and Wafer-closet on the First Floor ; and three Servants' Itooms in the Attics; with excellent underground Cellars, and a plentiful supply of good Pump and Rain Water. ,• • The Premises, which are Lea'sehold for -a term of tOOO years, were lately occupied by. klrs. Coppell ; they are pecu liarly adapted for the residence of a small Genteel Family, and immediate possession can be given. For further particulars, and a view of the Premises, and to treat for 'the same by Private Contraa, apply ,(if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymington._ • N. B. About six Acres of Land, adjoining the Premisei, may be rented by the Purchaier, if required. • WARWICKSHIRE. A-DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, iith MILL and, FARMS Contiguous. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. AMost Eligible ER EEH ES T E, in the Village of Alveston, about 2. miles from Strat ford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; .comprising a llanclihnne modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the 13:ink of the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock of about 2.8 Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it_ perfectly dry in alt seasons, with convenient Offices, Garden, Fi,h-pond, Coach-house, and Stables, all in complete repair ; a Mea dow of 18 Acres, aCorn-mill on the Myer Avon at a distance from the Mansion, with 1 t Acres of meadow Land, in several pieces, adjoining • a Cottage, and four Acres of Land planted with Oziers ; the Fishery of part of the River Avon ; and two capital and well *proportioned Farms, consisting of sear 700 Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One •of the Farms is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and the •Ot ler in a more remote part of the Parish. Both of them have been inclosed about 3o years, and are tenanted by re spedable, Farpers. The Village of Alveston, skirted on its 'North and West ernsides by the River Avon, is situated' in a .pleasant and healthy part of the County of Warwick, and in the centre of , Mr. Corbel's Hunt : the Neighbourhood is genteel, and from the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness and superior quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its Demesnes derive every advantage desirable lot the residence of a genteel FaMily. The Mil 4 and Farms are on Leas. ' To accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion House, De. Thesne, Lands,'Mill, and nearest Fann, will be sold separat6. . . . For furthei particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Strat-, turd-upon:Avon. T E tAII '1 'A. • • SU itn l(‘) T - .: 4 "" 7 %\' 4 J4 4-1 1 ; , •.! ?./s, --% i: . ...). - rir:)L.,_;• , ;!ct_ f, 0 LPRICE_SD6iNCi. . tv EDNES Y, JUNE 4, 1806. - • This Day Was published, price Is. A DISPASSIONATE INQUIRY intd the BEST MEANS of.NATIONAL SAFETY. By T. BOWLES, Esq. Printed for j. Hatchard,l9o, Piccadilly ; Mess. Rivington, St. Paul's Churchyard ;- Mess. Richardson, Royal 'Ex= change ; and Mess. Sad and Co. Strand. • Of whom may ,be had the other Publications of Mr. j. Bowles, ' This Day was published. price zs. • HE present CLAIMS and COO PLAINTS of T AMERICA briefly and fairly considered. Printed for •j. ilatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. 190, opposite• Albany House, Piccadilly . . Of whom may be had, price is. " Ulm and Trafalgar." This Day was published, price is. embellished with a Por- trait, TRIAL. at LARGE of DAVID ROBERT -1 SON, Keeper of the Jerusalem Hotel, Charles-street, Covent •gartlen, and formerly Master of thd Standaid Tavern, Leicester-fields, ter committing an UN N AT U RA L CRIME with GEORGE FO LSTON. Tried oh' Saturday the 24th of May last, before Mr. Baron Graham, at the Sessions- House, Old.llailey, of which he was feund . Guilty, and re ceived Sentence of Death ; with his remarkable Address to the Court, praying. an A rrestof ludgment. Sold by . Day, •opposite Fetter-lane. Where may be had, price is. The Trial of Colonel Pas gingham and J. Edwards, fora Conspiracy ; now in Nbwzate for three years. This Day was published, in Evo, price 6s. boards, REFLECTIONS on the COMMERCE of the ME DI E R AN E A.1\1 3 deduced from attuak Expe rience during a Residence-on both Shores of the - Mediterra nean .Sea :• containing a particular Acet. , int of the Traffic of the Kingdoms of Algiers, Tunis, Sardinia, Naples, Sicily, the Mores, &c: &c.•with an impartial . ,Examipation into tne Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants in their Conimer eial Dealings, and a particular Description of-the British Ma nufadures properly adapted fur each - Country : skeWing also the Policy of increasing the number of British Consuls ; and that,such Advantages - may result to the English by holding Possessions in the Mediterranean as nearly to equal the West India Trade. • - By 'JOHN- JACKSON, Esq. F.S.A. Author of The (mane , / over Land groin India, &c. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. CZ This is a book of a very useful rlass ; it contains the result of a practical man's experience in - . a, most important pursuit, and is iininediately -addressed to those who are dis posed to engage in the sante line of occupation.—See Edin burgh Review, No. XII. This Day. was. published, price ss. bound, • Correeted'up to the 2.-)th March, tBo6. • . OLARKE's. NEW LAW LIST; being. a. List of the fudges, .ollkers attic Courts of Chancery, K, B. C. P. Excheq. &c. A List at COunsel, Certificated Spe cial Pleaders and Conveyancers : 'with a Lista 5303 CertV . cated Attornies, and London Agents to the Country A rtornies., a Table of Sheriffs and their Agents ;' List of hankers, , Nota:- ries Public, Mail Coaches,: Newspapers, Army and Navy Agents, Lay and P.uoilc Oakes, Quarter Sessions, 4:c.- and other useful Matter, as printed by pe.inismou of tile Coin missioners;tut the Stamp-Dufies. Tenth Edition, with many Corrections and 'Alterations, including, the List of Certifi cated Conveyancers and Special Pleaders. , By SAM. Ht LL, of the Stamp Office. London : Printed fat W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, LineOln's-Inn ,• Ba - ooke and Clarke, Bell-yard ; and R. Phe ney,.Temple Gate. CHANCERY PRACTICE. • This Day was published, In Two Voss.-Bvo. Nice 185. boardS, r rHE . Present PRACTICE and COSTS in the ,HIGH COURT of CHANCERY ; witit PractiCal Direaions and Remarks for the Umidance of th Solicitor•in the Condu'Cting a Cause, from the Commencement to the Close. And also in Cowin:lt* other Proceeding's in Matters .under the Jurisdidion of rite Court, or of the Lord Chancel lor ;.in which the Practice of the, Court (and particularly. before the Master) is • fully explained in a manner entirely new ; with an Appendix containing a valuable Collection 'ot modern Precedents in necessary use during a Cause. By S, TU RN E R, Solicitor. Third Edition, considerably Enlarged and Improved, ' By R. lIINDE' VENABLES, Esq. Of the •Six Clerks' OfF.ce j,ondon : Printed for.W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book:id lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. Tolhe INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of HONITON. GENT L EM EN, • 1 ERCEIVING that Plr. Cavendish Bradshaw - has, since by your voice he was constituted one of the Guardians of the Public Purse, taken care to obtain a place by. the means of which he will drain , into his own pocket write thousands a-year out of that purse, and this, too, at a time when the load of indispensible Taxes is pressing his ho nest and industrious Constituents to the earth ; perceiving this, and being fully persuaded that whenever the Lledors of any place re-choose Representatives under similar circum stances, the cause is not so much in their own disposition as inthe . apathy and luke-Avarnaness of those independent men who inay.have the ability to rescue them from such hands ; with this truth being deeply impressed, I did, upon. hearing of the approaching Vacan6y,. use my ellOrts to prevail upon other men of, this description to afford you an opportunity. of evincing your good sense and. uprightness, and, hav ing failed in those efforts, 1 have thought it my duty to af ford you this opportunity myself;. it being manifestly true, that,. unless men of independence and of public spirit will offer themselves as Candidates, to. rail at Eledors for choos ing and re-choosing the dependent and the mercenary, is, in the , highest degree, unreasonable and unjust. - As to professions, Gentlemen; so many and so loud, upon such occasions, have they been; so numerous we the in ' stances in which tlio-.4:.ulness and shamelessness of the apostacy have borne an exact proportion to the purity and solemnity of mite vow; so completely, and with-such fatal effect, have the grounds of confidence been destroyed,. that it is now become necessary, upon all' occasions -like the present, to give a pledge such as every man can clearly un derstand, and such as it is impossible to violate without ex posing the violator to detedion,, and to all the consequences of 'detected hypocrisy and falsehood ; and such a pledge 1 now give in declaring, that, whether yob cleat me or riot, I never, as long as I live, either for myself, or for, or through the means ot, any of my _family, will receive, under any name, whether of salary, pension, or other, either directly or indired ly, one single farthing of the Public Money ; but, without I emolument, compensation,, or reward of any kind or in any shape, will, to the utmost of my ability, watch over and defend the Property, the Liberties, and the Privileges of the People, never therefrom separating, as I never yet haVe, the just and Constitutional Rights and Prerogatives of the Crown. This declaration, Gentlemen, is not made witheolit due re fledion as to the future, as well as to the present, as to pub lic men in general as well as to myself. It proceeds, first, front an opinion that the'Representatives of the People ought • never to be exposed to the temptation of betraying their- trust. ' idly, from long observation, that those who live upon the Public are amongst the most miserable of men ; and, thirdly, from that experience in the various walks of life, which has convinced me of the wisdom of Hagar, who prayed for neithet riches. nor poverty ; not riches, lest he should forget God ; not poverty, lest he should be tempted to steal ; and, to re. ceive the public money unjustly, is not only stealing, but stealing.of the worst and basest sort, including a breach of the most sacred trust accompanied with the cowardly conscious- Hess of iMpunity. reflettions like these, Gentlemen, it is, that the declaration - now .made has. pro.eeded ; and, when-I depart, in word or in deed, from this declaration, may II become the scorn of my country. ; wherein, to 'be remem bered with esteem I prize beyond alf the riches and all the hanonrsof this world. _ _ • . . But, Gentlemen, as it is my firm determination never to receive afarthing of the Public. Money, so it is my deter.. mination, equally firm, never, in any way whatever, to give one farthing of my own money to any man in order to in- ' duce him to vote; or to cause others to vote, fur me ; „and, being convinced, that it is ,this practice of giving, or pro mising to give, money, or money's worth, at Elettionsi be ing convinced that it is this disgraceful, this unlawful, this profligate, this impious practice to winch are to be ascribed all our calamities, and all the. dangers ,that now stare us in the tace, 1 cannot refrain from exhorting you to be, against all attempts at such practices,constantly and watchful ly Upon your guard.. The Candidates who have resorted to such means have always been found amongst the most wicked of Inen-men who, having, by a life of adultery or of gambling, or of profligacy of some other sort, ruined both, their charac ter and their fortunes,. have staked their last thousand upon an EleCtion, with the hope, of thereby obtaining security .from a Jail, and of selling their vote' for the Means of future subsistencedrawn from the sweat of the People at a hundred fold, and thus expecting to pocket the profit of the corrupt speculation, sneering at their bribed an.i perjured Constitu ents, as Satan is said to• have sneered at the reprobate with whom he had bargained for his soul. ,Far from you, _Gentlemen, be credulity so foolish ! Far frinn you, disgrace so deep; infamy so incredible ! Far from you,. so flagrant a violation of the law, so -daring a defiance of the justice and die power and the wrath of God ! But, were it otherwise, and did 1 find in lionitou but as many. righteous men as were found in Sodom and Gomorrah, 1. would tender them my hand to lead theM fidur the -rest. Very different, hirwever, are my hopes •, these hopes forbid me to believe it possible that there should be, collected upon one spot, four hundred Englishmen, having the eyes of all England upon them, who will not, by their votes, freely and cordially given,- sandion the great principle upon which I now stand ; and, in these hopes, I will, if I have life, do myself the *mom to meet you. on the -day of Elec tion. fn the mean while, 1 ant, with great reSpect,-Gen tlemen, your most humble and most obedient Servant Batley, Southampton, . WM. COI3BETT. Ist of lune, tBc6. NEW EDITIONS of Mr. ROSCOE's WORKS. Shortly will be published, elegantly and uniformly printed in Oetavo, THE LIFE of LORENZO DE MEDICI, I called the Magnificent. By WILLIAM ROSCOE. Fourth Edition, Two Volumes 2. 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Late Fellow of New College, Oxford, ROtor of Blackford, Somerset, and Master of the Free Grammar School. of Midhurst, Sussex. Printed fur 'f. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, pricers. 6d. sewed, • TE . BENEFICIAL EFFECTS of CHRIS TIANITY on the TEMPORAL CONCERNS of MANKIND. proved from History aid from Fad's. - • .By the Right Rev. BEI LBY P,O RTE US, D. D. Lord Bishop of London. • , ~ . . Prinfed . fOr T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand ; T. Payne, at the . Mews Gate ; and F. and C. Rivington, Saint. Paul's Church -yard. . . , . . . . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, r. Sermons on several Subjects. z vols. new Edition, be ing the Tenth of the First Volume, 'and the Fitth of the Second, price - las. in . boards. The Volumes sold separate. a. Lectures on the Gospel of St. Matthew. 2,v015. ,Bth Edition, 13s. in boards. 3. A Suoriipary of the Principal Evidences of the Truth and Divine Origin . of Jim. Clultstran Religion. 9th Edition, 2s. 61. sewed. - ~ 4. 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Where may also he seen the DENTAL, _ MIR ROR, which spews. the condition of the Teeth, and thereby enableS the Possessor to become, iu a certain degree, his own Dentist. , • . I he Chevalier and his Son attend at home 'or -abroad as usual. N,B. The above Medicines are entirely prepared by the Chevalier, who has not at any time sufli3ed the Composi tion, or the Mo,le of Preparation,,to be known t.i,any Person whatsoever. - • , Pall. Mall, May 2, ISQ6._ • OFFICE 01 ORDNANCE May 26, 1806. TE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS yESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That .4,:y will be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in Si; Var. garet Stray, Westminster, on er before the 7th of June next, from such Persons who may be capable' and calling to undertake' the Construclion of certain BUI LDI N G S which it is intended to rrea at Colchester for the 0, dfiance Department, con lorntab4 :o a Plan and Elevation which may be seen at-the Office en a l y d,y between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals to specih the'Prices if each description of Na rk to be. included in the Buildings • also the dine in which the it shall be completed tender a Penalty, and the nature of the .Securi!y to be given, in case of the non-performance the ContraCT • PrOPOSall ' Seelled 111), and superscribed " Proposals for construa ing Buildings for dbe Ordnance Depa.tment at Colchester," to be delivered atthe :Secretary's Ogee, St. Margaret-sr, minster, on or before the 7th day of June next, but no Proposals 'will be received after that dry. By •Order cf the Hoard, R. LI. Secretapj. • FICTU/ILLING-OFFICE, , . . Mai-eh ro, 6;6. THE COMMISSIONERS IbrYICTUA LLING, HIS IllAjESTrs NAP' Y di , herebysive Nothe, That CR Friday, the2oth Jane next, !hey will be real' , to reteir, Te' lel, in writingjsealea up), Joy - such quantities if the fdlowig fr it', iption of Stas;es— Crown Dantzic Pipe 1 .• Bundy 1 • ' +Hogshead .Brack IYantzic )Staves. ilanibro' Pipe. i Stettin i . Quebec J .. . , As the respeilive Persons whO ma . ); make Proposals thereof will contrail to deliver into the .liiilualling ,Stores, at Deptford and Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter Be determined upon, one.hall by the 3oth of Nov.- ne.vt, and• the remainder by• the 31st of 7anuary next ; to he paid fa - by Bills, Nyabk, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail nury be seen at the Secretary's Office. • , N. B. No Tender for a lest quantity than Fifty Thousami Crown Pantzic Pipes, Ten Thousand Crown Dantzie Brandy, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzit.- Ikgsbead, or Twenty-live Thousand Brack Dautzic, liamburg , i, Stettin, or Quebec Pipe Staves, wilt be..admilted. ./`'o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted hi words at length, or Marshall not be delivered to the 'Board before One o'clock on the Said Friday, the -loth yune next, nor unless the Person wh9,makes the Tender, or some Person- an his behalf, attends, to answer; whrn called for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, . rune 3, 18D6. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ins .11A:YESTI"'s NA Vl' elo'heeeby give Nolice,.Th:d Tuesday next, the scab inst, they will be rea.ty to receive Tenders, in 'Veiling (sealed up), and treat for. Twenty Th9usand Gallons of WEST INDlik RUM; tdbv•deli•zered, !du y. lyre, in the space of one nsntl. , ,' into Ws 111.4esty's. Vianalling SLn•er at Cork ; and t; be pain f , ,s• - by Bills, ptgable, with bthrest, ninety days 'uter date.. The Conditions of :hi Contraa rnqi be seen at the Secretary's Office. _ _ _ regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price slat! not be inserted in nt.; , ,as vt length, or that shall not be deliverel to the Board before One o'Clock on the raid Tuesdqy the itth nor senless the Person lobo makes the Tender, or some Per son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. AT the Cheapest and Best • Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court, nearly opposite York-buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bargains are now Selling ; consisting or Men't brown Cotton for Boots, at only is. od. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Woinep's .stout Cotton is. 6d. worth as. 6d. ; tine as. 9d ; extra su . per 3s. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with faced clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra - los. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, Warranted nbt to shrink, from as. 9d. to the best quality ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; fine as. ; super fine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts 2.5. 6d. ; a curious Article in square I Net ; also Ladies' new-htvented .ace Sleeves, calcu lated.to give ease and elegance • Men's Cotton Drawers 35.6 d. with every other Articlein the Hosiery Line that can pos sH3ly be made,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.-Stockings made toany Pattern. DISEASES of the URETI-IRA, and Certain COM , . PLAINTS. . AS Sole PrOprietor of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BO,UGIES and REMEDIES, Mr DU FO Ult intbrirm the Public, that he mav, as usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, at his 1-louse, N0.'54, Frith-street, Soho,' on. Cases of Strittures, Obstructions Gleets, &c. &c. as well as Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so essental a requisite, thit Mr. D. has providedn spacious House, t hat every Patient may be introduced in a separate Apartment.. Mr. 1). has 'for many years confined himself to that department ofSurgery, and from extensive pradice, and thefinost flattering Success, he is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or restraint in diet, hnd preventing the possibility °fa relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully ' in a Letter, enclosing a 11. or al.. Note, - will have. proper remedies sent to the amount. For the various symptoms, &c. see Mr. Dulour's Treatise on the above Complaints, Price is. 6d. the sth edition. NEW MEDICINE ACT: NE\VBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. lames's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the public, that in consequence of - the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future 2s. 94. per Packet, or tI. ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made "up for the Army and Navy) May be had for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by, order of the Com missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, hi which the words, F. Newbery, No. 4`5, St. Paul's," are engraved. and as it is presuMed that this will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signature, on the Labels - will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al, lowed the Stamps gratis. 1, d. _ . d. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Bottle . 24, o Dr. .Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - .4 0 1)0. large Box - '24 o Freake'sTina.pf Bark 4 o Dr..Steer's 0 pc,deldoe 1. 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 2 o Do. Convulsion Oil = 2 6 Tonic l'ills 9 Ditto Nitre Drop 6 English Coffee - 2 9 DO. Camomile - DM - 1 1 s - t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills 16 Di). Paregoric Lozenges t ti Grant's Drops - Angibaud's Blois ditto t r lnglish's Scots Pills I 0 • Essence of Coltstbot - 3 6 ,Henry's ignosia - 2 6 Mr.Spence's.Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Spilsbury's.Drops 6 lones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr.,Soland;s's Tea 2 9 Berry's Bilious Pills - 4 , 6 Greenougii's Tintture ri Essenceof Peppermint 1 Do. Tolu Lozenges r r 6 Glass's Magnesia.. - 3 6 Essence of Ging:r - 2,6 N. B. As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the'llouse of Missrs. Newbe'ry, they think - it necessary to point out, that it' is at the East End of St. Paul's, four Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the Front : " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. IA - MEs's PUWDER." i