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A DAN CE incidental to ~the Piece—in which will be intro duced a favetirite Hornpipe, by bliss C. BristoW. Boxes 6s. Second l'rice 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is: Second Price 6d.,:---No Money to be returned: Places for. the Boxes to be takin of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russell-street. - The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the. Play begin at HsalT-pat Six. • • RICH writEL. . NEARLY i 04;0001. in Prizes, ~and the . Lotte.ry appioaching to. a L . ,onclusion. Now is the tittle to ad venti,rel A few diys must deterthine the .whole: The -purchase Of - a single Ticket may ,pr'esent you with ao,pool, besides tile chance of other Prizes from scoot. <l;, , vn to 2 11. and little more than two blanks and a Bail to a Prize-. • rrO=MORROW - will be the. Seventh Day ' a tter which only' Three more todraw. "I . .hete" are still in the W heel, a 'Prize of et,,00-01. a 5q201- Six of 5001. and other Prizes arriounting.lo near 100,0001. • - • TICKLi TS „ind SRA kES w arranted usdriiwn, continue •on S4le at tlieOfil,:es,. Bank-buildings,. Cortilnil, and facing the Gate. of the King's Mews, Cha r ing cross, by . ' •RICHARDSON, GOOPLUCK, and" Co: CAPITAL PRIZES. THE Prize of 20,0001. and the Prize of . 0001. which i - n 4 be exp,:eted in 'I'D-M i) NKO W's. Draw ing, together y with the numerous other Prizes - from 50-)1. down to zit now. in the Wheel, afford one more eligible. oinortunity of adventurinw in the present Lottery • Tue TICKETS and SAKES may he purchased at the old Office of SWI hT and Co. No tI, Poul try, where., Prizes to a great ainount have been Sold. ALADY, about Forty Years of Age, of the highest respectability, who has been Mistress ofa Family for . rearl) twenty years, but who, front unforeseen circum-• stances, is compelled to seek another situation , is desirous of undertaking the SUPER' N TENDANC E of the DO ME S 'Tl C CONCERNS of a Single Gentleman's Or Widower's ramily, 'where she vcould hope to be treattl-d wit,li thiA confi dence and consideration •whicli she Batters herself her exec.. Lions to fulfil the duties of her employment would deserve. .As the'most unexceptionable references be given, the , same will be required. Letters addressed to B. C. NQ. 183, Piccadilly, will be at tended to. A CAUTILIN TO FAIIII Ll 4 S. tgrea . t. - „ROutatiN whicb. Mr. BURGESS* .gained by the superior Exce.ilence of his ESSENCE H h has gained NNCHOVI ES fir Elsll S . AU(..; E has. induced • matey Persons to give the saint Name to an Article entirely dit lerent. LOHN BURGESS ana SON think it 'a duty they owe the rublic, to caution then) against such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, *olfeling Shopkeertets, &L. an ex tra large profit .to - vend the spurious.kind : they- are parti cularly requested to ask for I , :ustGESs'4,'"3ll , l to obstrle nohe is genuine but what have. these - ,Words upon the Label— •' lohn Burgess and Son's Original and. Superior Essence of Anchovies." • • . Warehouse, No. - Ip7, Strand, corner ot,the SavEy. Steps, London - MONEY ROM TEN to THIRTY .THOUSAND POUNDS is wanted upon MORTGAUF. of divers ISTATES, in_a Registering County, and prAncing a ita' Rent:Ll of 30,-,01 per Annum and up war.is. ' For Particui„rs. apply Letter (post paid) addressed 'to t. B. No. 19. Cecil-street, Strand, London. ONLY TWEIs.ITY:fI - REF , lAN 'VAS, A CAPITAL PIANO-FORTE, with additional' Keys, Pedal, Double Actium, and liiside Desk; jn.rttOly new, made by one of the ,tirit" Makers. in London,: ands well in - tune, 'good tone aWI V.. 1101 can be recont attend:A, not only as. all elegant, highly ornant,ntal-Instro trnent, but as .a real good wie. ,It eo,t a La,:v Thirty• two Guineas not tiv.: weeks since, now to be sold 111:: Guineas sunder price, and parted-with tor no ionic the La y havii4: got (;rand ri,no-l•orte ; slieinttst therefwc dispose'ot tins. To he seen front '.12,1-...tu 'Your; at No. 8, - Leieester-street, • .1) F,13 ATIf S , G al Aire c 7 tions; war their Sp‘a.iiri,.or i;:g Pains, flatulency, Indigestion. and Debility, ...irigitiattng in viiiatvt 51hir.:c, are rel:eveil and frequectly cured by Wlll l'EllEM)'s ESSENCE •of Al OSTAitI), I.S. alter every other Means had failed.. . - Tlie Final I.,sencc of Nltistar,l, used with the in .•.. _ ' those Cwipliiihts-vvhere - necessary, is' perhaps the most pengtrating, arid cIE.-etual Remedy in tie Work!, gene , , t;Ally (Ailing the severest'Sprains and Bruises in less than half the time usually . taken.hy any other Liniment of Lutbroca, tlort ; and,, if used immediately atter ail. accadent, it pre . vents tile part turning black. Pleparen-only, and sold by R. 10 HNSTON, Apothecary, 'No. 15 , (.; reek-street, Soho; London, at zs. 9d. each Box or 4.,ittie. Sold by every .Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The'Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name 'of R. Toluiston iiw.rted On it. „ AN ADDR - SS OF REAL IMPORTANC,E. VVERY , Lover.of ttieir. Country, ,and Friend to Humanity, inust,learn with regret the awful ravages mole tty the YEL t OW i , EVER among the unit:lit:nate , inhabitants of out Western Islands ihtluencedhy the most anxious concern to preserve the Lives of those compelled to brave its direful contagion, the' Ptc2prietor of Dr. .N 0 It RI pROPS- solicits the ,sefidus - attention-of the Public. lir pronouncing this Med icine to be a certain Cure even in worst cases, an Appeal is made to the testimony orlong ex perience ; near hall -a century it has stood an unrivalled spe cific- for.e.very species of Fever, particularly t' utrid Cases, in which its powerful,. yet pehign virtues, have prevailed iu the exPeaed hourof dissolution ! ” As nO.Bottle even for •Expc4rtation can be sold without a Stamp, ne possibility, of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented,4he Genuine-having the Name of Tito 'lnas N'oiris.Moore" engrived thereon, by favou r c f Govern man t The Family Bottle 7.15. ,to 'be. had only- at the Dolor's Houte, No. 29, Lower Brook-street, where Orders to Ex portation are haily'.eXeciittd. --Smaller bottles at- I ma. and wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bacon and .C.). 150, oV:ord.-street, and where - likewise is sold Dr. - Norris'S the Lox.. , FRIDA MEMOIRS OF THE PRESENT 'AGE. In the Press, and speedi-ly• will be publishtd, elegant Volumes Foolscap Odavo, price 255. in boards, . ENIOIRS of a TRAVELLER now in Retire J.V.L theist ; containing Perz-onal- ObserVations the Principal - Courts and Capitals in Europe during' the las: 56 years ; by a biplotniitic Cliara.tter in the . Service of Great' Britain ; interspersed with orii4inal Anecdotes of Sovereign Princes, Statesmen,. anaother l.stinguished Characters who have flourished during that Peric:.l. • P for - Richard Phillips, No. 6; Bridge-stteet, J3lack friars : and to be had of all liookselters. • • IRELAND: •. ' In the Press, anti•speedily %yid p be üblishA, In One elega.it VOlume, Quarto, illus!rated . w;th numerous Plates, price Two Guineas, in boarchi, r r HE STRANGER' in IRELAND ; or; Travels I in that Country (luring the Autumn and ‘Ssiiter of the Year zBos. 13if 1011 g V,Altit; Esq . . Author of the'Stfanger iu Fume, the Northern Summer?, &c . &c Printed ! -- or-Richard fridge-street,_ -likk. ; and to h ti,ud of Ar'citer, Dugdale, Mahon, Keene, Colbert and Mtr,...iyr, Dublin ; Ethvardi and Co. a;,..1 livan, Cc,rl;; of Magee,l3,4lfast ; I.uli, Waterford_; and ta: outer &031 - . oilers. Of whorl ;may be had, • The Northern Sulnrner•; or, Travels round the &title ; priee.Two Gtlipeas, inboards. • • - • 'Ellis Day waspUblished, in -4t). ('rice iI. in beards, T HE TRANSACTIONS'of the ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY, Vol. X ' . , , Dublin printed ; and•sold by Payne Incl'ALekinlay, Strand, London-, Booksellers to the. Rdyal k..01i Academy ; whzre muy be li,id,'any of the former Volumes.. . . . ~ ' . This Day was'puhlislt&l, price is. - • THE BATTLE 'of 'ARMAGEDDON ; or Final AA Triumphs of the Protest tut Cause.- . • ~, • Printed for .J flatchard, BoAs:.:11er to rte.r_ ,\ Lijcsty, No.. i9O ; opposite Albany House, PicCadil!y. • Ot whcrn may b ivid. price 2s. €tl. - - -. The Christian Spedator.; or Religious. Sit.2l,:ites from real .Lite. 2. The, Sixth Edition of the l [ ashionable Woild Displayed, price 25 . . 6d. - - •- • • 3. The.. Second Edition, enlarged, of a World without Souls; pri...e 3g. td. sewed. ' • • This Day wire published, rn".Byo: Enrichqd with many Plates, price; ras. 6(1. CRESTS of the princkpalTarnities of Great tain and Ireland, with 1• plati.ition,s and NluttOs: • 'ng,raved by KIRKWOOD and SONS, froth Sketches by G.SANDF.RS. .• erinted for W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Vernor, Hood, •and.Sharpc, Poultry. --• , • • This Day was published, price 9s. in boArds, AN ABRIDGMENT of ,the LAW of NISI PRWS. Part 1. ; containing Twelvu •Chapters, ruder the lollowin. Titles ; i. Account-2. Aclidtery--.3!-Asatiit 2nd tattery —4. As sumpsit —5. Attorney—.-6. Auctiou--7. ii:ltikpupt.—g • l'> lon and Fente--9 ,Bills of .Exchao.;:6.---1..). (...'...rr.,.1:-s.—t I. Coin. to to —l2. Consequential Danoges. • - . - London : Printed by A. tlahan,"Low Printer' to the Kim:3 Mest•E-xcelitut. Majesty, fur Brooke and C krke., Bell-y. f..i, ."L'empie Par. . . - This Day'was prlce 4s. I.).)arct3;- 4 '' ..A.ccornp.wica '.vita a x'1..111 of t'oe. Tosvh, .41.! - atly eng:aved Iron, ail accurate Sprvc.., • . rrHE . PICTI3o,f-Li'vrEitPC)()L ; comprising .a short ifistory ,of the Place., iron tine carlii‘;sis - period of its existence, compiled from authentic Itecords —a View of its progressive Improve=itti and rapid litcrel,,e,of.Popu lation —its St:Teta, S-quares, Pitbiic Btoidings, and Chan:- • able Institutions —wii); a View ot its Docks . , Sh;ppiii, and Commercial Importance, Bcc. - On 11 , krsey's banks, where trilo', the.ctiltur'd plain • rolLi iris streams, coutiAtions to the wain, • • See Liverpool, \viva spi;) , croWn'd, Rise trout the. waves, and yttrentl her stniaures'round. Livetppol : \Printed by W tn. (odes, s 6, Castle-street ; arid sold hy Veritor„ flood, and Sharpe 31, Poultry, B. Crosby C.o..StAtiiiiere-court,:und 1. FIGZI—StreCt, Lon ciOn." • , •. . .. _ This Day ivas published, . . . I n,Twb Vols. ismos price 13;:. n+-hoards, riASTLE; NUOViEII ; or, - I - 18N1111. aiid -ADE %L." LIN A. A Itum.ince. I n Two Volumes. By . Itirs - . MA N N.F RS. .. . London : Printed tor B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row. . Of whoM may be had the 'following popular Novels, just published, . . t. The Eventful klarriage, by the Author of Count Di Noviiti and -Morickton. 4 vols: 18s. • • -2. EVerstield Abbey.; by - the Authoress,of The Aunt and Niece 3 vols. !as. • . 3 rite 'Cottager's Daughter. Ceotury. 2 vols. s - - - '4 N ture•; or, A.Pidure of the Passions. To which is adued an Essay on Novel - Writing. By' Mr. .Byeriey. 4 vols. up>. 5. Secrets of - the Castle.; - or,-Adver.tures of Charles D'Alntain. By Nis. (..;3.ty. z•voi - 5. 75. A Tale of the Nint::teetitli • lost .published, price IF.. MitE GOSPEL, the.' , IIELIEVER's RULE of coNDVCT ; or, a. few Remarks upon a Letter.wrote by GAIUS, and inserted in the. Evangelist's M.,gaLine fot De= climber, 1304, p;.l6e . 533. By W. GADS. WY. ' 1 And - David said, What have I how done ; is th:re not a cause ?" t Samuel XYII . • " 'rhou, therefore, gird up thy toinsr . ; and arise and speak unto them all that I command thee: be not dismayeti at then' faces, lest I ,onfotind thee before them." ler. i. 17., Sold‘by Vernor,'Hood, - and &upe, London ; and I. Thom - son, and Son, Manclies.ter. just published, . price Gs. ATRANSLATION of the CHARGES of P. mA SSI L LON, Bishop of Clermont; addreseed to his Clergy. With .Two Essays, the °neon the Art of , Vreieh ing, and the other on the: Composition of a Sermon'. By rite Rev. `f'., ST. 1011,.:.:, -, • Sold by Vernor, Hood, and Co. Rivington, Longman and Co. London; Baker, 0 xt'rd ; and U6gliton, Cambridge. `. 4 'Du: Readers of this - Translation,:autl we are persuaded they will be numerous, will, we believe, agree with us, that it is executed. with peculiar elegance."—Gent Magazine. • This Volume has a claini upon the Clergy to a frequent serious meditation.. So convinced arc we,of its general uti lity; that we recommend it with unqualified praise to the no tice of our Clerical Readers." -British Critic. • We hope.to see this Work in the list of Books recom mended by the Diviiiity I'rolessors in the •two:Universities,• and by the.severil Bishops, to Candidates for Lloly OrderS'. Stich is its excellence, in our estimation, that we wish - it to' be carefully read by every Clergyman."—Anti-Jac. Review. 4 ‘ ~These Charges promise to be highly useful ; they are elegantly. translated ; and are adapted to evert situation in the Church, bat mare especially to'that of theYarish Priest." Orthodox Churchman. -- • To every Parent Mto.,designs to educate a Son for the Christian Ministry, we' recomend a eaiefult perusal, of this valuable Work ; by the Clergy who dis . dharg'e heir duty with fidelity; it will be•read with peCuliarinterest.'!HMirror. Lately published, sy the same .00;thor, . A Volitive of Sanions for the Use a•Fain;licZ, price. 6. 6d. The Second Edition. • ' • J UNE 6, 806. .Spee.dily will b.! published, in One large Volimic, Oaavo, VOIITY SERMONS on • DOCTRINAL and. P A 2TI CAL SUB ECTS. Seletted trom the Works or the Rt. v.. Dr. SAMtJCL CLARKS; • for the Use of Fa milies. -0 w:Lich is prefixed some Account of his Life: I.lv.the Rev, SANIIIEL CLAPHAM, M.A." , • _ Chaplain TO the Earl of -Camden, Znd Editol of the-Abridg ment-a-lie Lord 13ishop of'Lincoin's Elements of Chris- T1,1 , 010-v• • • • • Priutetc'or F. C . ansl• I, Rivington,.6z, St. Paul's Church yard ; V r. 11,4 d, 'rid Sharpe, Poultry ; and Loiikinan, Hurst, and thine; Pdt,rno'ster-row. • • ,• ()I tvhorn mak be had, Mr: Cli'pham's' Abrikn , nt of the Lord Bishop of Lin coln's Ei..tiivnts of Christian Theology, frit . the Use of Fanii. lies ; Proofs of the. Authenticity and Inspiration of the Scriptures ; a Summary of tire ,'istory of the lews a ! . iri4Starement otthe Contents of the several Feoks of tire Old and New Testaments ; a short Account of the. English Trmslitions of the Bible, and of the Liturgy ;. and • a Scriptural Exposition or . the Thirty. nine 'Articles of Reli y,ion. The Second Edition, in One Volume, Oavo, price, in bo.irds; 6s, 6d. REVERSION IN DORSETSHIRIF, SOLD, togrethdr or sepa:r3tely, Two • i rrer Tarr . * 'of the Reversionary Right end interest FRE-El-10Lhe pre I:STA'PE, S 'S.;:34:7cr the Veal:ll6f tesent Proprietor, aged t ifty ; tlrrec . : Vor Particulars, apply to Messrs, Robinson and Lee, Lin. - Y. • • WEN MOUTH, 1014 4 E '5, 0306. TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By T. TINDALL, - - •At *the Crown-Inn, on WeduesilAy lune 25, a,26,, under a c o y om ission Appraiseineat and Sale issued from the ,t i,it Court of Admiralty, and addressed to Messrs. Wm. ,Weston and Tiros, Richardon, , Cointnissioners, . THE CARGO of the GAL - MOT - JOHANNA U NA • 14 ERMIN A, Hans jodient. Si2ltioer, Alastc'r, oa tun:, Voyage front. Malaga: to Enabden, con consisting of I '- 13';o,UaireIs Sun Raisins. 26 lioves of Raisins. zo Piles Malaga Wine. t - Cas‘.: ditto ditto. For Particiii apply to Messrs. Weston arid Richardson, Commisstoneis, Weymouth; or "F.. Tindall, broker. The Sale to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. VICAR's.HI LL, - NEAR LYMING TON, HANTS. • • TO 11E SO LI) It'Y A U CTI ON, At „ tl:e Angel Inn, in Lyinington, on Tuesday, the toth day of June inst. "At ['Wel ye o'c lock at Noon; unless before Disposed of by Vrivate Contrad, of which due notice will be given, • Convenient .DWELLING-HOIA, surround ed by • a thriving ••:ihrubbery, with a double 'Coach house,'S tabling fur eight horses * Garden and Paddock, con -faiiiing in the whole about t -.vo acres :tnit a quarter, most de sirably situate at ,hat much admired spot called yi CA R's- HI LL, oti the ty,r::;rs of the New Forest, One tittle and a b,alf distant from .Lyinington, in a most respeaante neigh bourhood, with roads reitiarkalAe for their ex.cellenCe in all Seasohs. House contains two good Sitting-rooms in•front, each tK f•et . square.; .4 smail tick Varlotir, with an excellent Kitchen; fire,whouse, and other convenient Offices on the l;ru: iii Floor; • three goal Beat,roants, witls a tight ClOset, Water-closet Jilt the - First , Floor; and three Servants' the Attics; with excellent underground gellars, soil a plentiful 'supply of-good Pump add Rain Water. T:ie Premises, wnicii are. Lea - Sell/4d for a term of tOOO. years, were lately Occupied by Mts. Condi ;,they are pecu liarly adapre.d for the residence of a sinall Geuteel Faintly, and iintnediate possession can be given.. for turtiter.particulars, and a view of - the Premises, and to treat for the sante by,Private contraa,,apply of by letter, p,;st-p ;1) to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymington. ti (I. About six Acres of Land, adjoining the Premises, May be rented by the Purchaser, if required. OAK. BARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SMITH, At the Catherine Whzel, Egkarn, Surrey, by Order of Lord Itonert Spencer, Surveyor General of HO Majest-Vs.%'oods And forests, on Monday, the gth inst. at Three o'Clocit i In TWO LOTS, ' IGHTY-T\VO TOADS and Thirty-seven Yards .A... 41 of ()AK from 12.0 Tree, layink on ilia Crown Lin,t.s near E.4l , l:Ant .T.) besvicw:;st by application to Mr, Planner, of ligharn, of ,04 No, may be had ; and of Mr. Sm it h , A uc- Ox-e tir, No, 9, N..:w Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange ; and at Windsor. NEAT COUNTRY RESIDLNCE between PINNER and ItICKNIANSWORTII. _ 7.") BE SOLD BA AUCTION, Ey- Mr. cHgISTIE, At Its Creat kocw, in Y4ll-Mall-, on Tu*lay, the 17211 . 4t. One o ' C lock, A NEAT.ond COMPACT COUNTRY 'RESI iy EN C opapy;lpid of inheritance, but equal to F,ree hold, ty.:ing subject to a small Fine certain and no with StiOiirg' for three horses, Coach-house, Kitchen -garden fully cropped, Lawn, Ple.asure.grolwd, and Sinutib;.rie, - t )rchard, , and fonr litclasnres of Eicit mea dow Lanai, in the who): abunt t 6 Acres, pleasantly,sittirived at Northwood, e:hiti.,;uotts to Ruysltp Coppice, 'a favourite Cover of the.l>.!rkeley Hunt, and suited to receive a Moderate -sized .g,enteel Family,. but p.articalarly desirable fo: the loiier of rural amusements, the Neigh'oOtirlitiod being:disti4iiiithed for att:l e'xcellent ; di,tant mileS from Pinner and R.ickql.caswortil; anti t 6 trom London. 'Also a Freellold recent inclosur,: of three Acres, coati, -guans. May be viewed With yjckets,,and panted Patticulars may 'be had at Garraway's, and in Pali-Mall. VILLA, BANIK.S OF THE THAMES, STAINES, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. CHRISTIE', At his Great Room, in Pall-Mali, on Thcsday, lime 17, at One o'Clock, • THAT Beautiful and Compaq VILLA, called -EGHAM HY THE HOUSE, with • Coach-house Stabling lot-Abut horseS, Offices, Lawn, and Pleasure ground of two acres, shaded by spreading trees, and' slop ing to the Thames, and three acres of Mead.o.v - and live of Arable (held for 2t years) adjoining, thereto,. pn the - Bank and Surrey Side- of the:flumes, at Staines. .s The Premises comprise, on the G round 'F loor, a large Hall, Billiard Room, Dining Parlour, and inferior Apartments. On the First, ‘a spacious 'Drawing : l - 06m, . Library, four Bed chambers, and Breakfast , roont, commanding a' piCtilresqUe view over the River to Windsor .Castle, and tour bect-rooins in the, Attics. This singularly elegant Villa and Grounds have received embellishments from various bands'th the, amount of several thousand, 'pouilds, and are now in complete and neatest order, fit for the immediate ,occupation of a Genteel Family ; are' held,on tease eleven years unexpired, at the trifling I t-tent of ; '3ll- but thr.4 l l.ea•;e. inay be extended to 4 . 5 years on allowing a small advance upon the annual rent. May be viewed, with TicketS.only, and printed Particulars nil!, be had at the . 13,0, Staine, Castle, Windsor ; Talbot ,:n.l Castle, Richmad ; at Caraway's, and in Pall Mall. tPRIc SIXPENTII. OFFICE OP ORDNI4NCE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil. '1 714 E 7EsTps OR DIV:INcE do hereby give \Wee That they will Le ready to receive. Propotals 1.6,-ir Of f ice in St. Mar , ,garet Street, Westminster, on or Pew? the 7th of jit , .e next, from such Persons. who may be capable atul.willing to undert.,ke the C,;nstruffion of certain BUILDINGS _Wbith 1 is intended to irea al Colchester _tor the, OP ( inane? Pepartme,t, conformably to rt Plan and Elevation which may be seen at the 0,74 . ee en any day between the hours c?/ - Ten and FFur The Proposals to specili the Prices of each description of Ifirb to 1` , ,0e included in the 14 "'Wings . ; alto the time in. which the Work xhall.be completed .under a Ptnaty, and the nature of the' Security to be given, in ewe ;„1 the non-pethtma.rce of the ,Contraß Proposals sealed up, an.l superscribed l • ..Prop,.rdls for constraC7- ing Buildings Ice the Ot . cilanze Departmort at_Colcherter," to be delivered: at the Secretary's 011ie.", iii. tVla, garet,t,eet, minuet-, on or before the 7th day of Jwve' next, but no Propwals will be received after that day. By Order of the Roard, R. 11. ,CREW, ..reerettry. VICTUALLING OFFICE, . . . jmnc 3, 15 6. . . . r "I"HE COM iiitISSIOIVE RS fur 1 7 1CTUALLJNG ~ t ;HIS m,:tyrs Tr ; Ar . .,4 I' t" clo ilere , ..7 g've ..\',aice, That an • '':. Tre; day . next, Mt Totb .insr. thzy will ot.rea , !) , t., rec-,;ve Tcnlers, .-v -iq_ll/iiiing (scal(d ,q,): and treat' fiw Twevr ri.,:ns.,4,Calluns of INDIA RUM,: to 6r dellvere4l, ' dipv-iree, in :the spare ~f foie nvsntb, into !Z.', iV.r.,lest;:' , . li.f7iNiti:nz Stores at Co;k ; and to be 1.41:1fd . liy ,f:::'1 , pa l ~- 6 e, .z.,.. , .. !,:';'*:', rne:y d4ys alter delft'. , - . rhe•Cf , itditiont• of tht Contras may be - see-t at tie Secat,:rys Office. Pio regard will be had to any Miller in whir!) t.! , e P !re shag not be ins,rted in 7.,-odds at le , PKth, or that to the 3 , ald before Qoe o'C'kek on the said I I,t Ad.?). :(.'e loth nor xnless the:Person who makes the , ronte .Per ron ,n his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for MUSCULAR - INVIGORATION. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer sally acku4v.dedged peculiarly efficacious in all inward. wastings, less of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or,shaking of the hand or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and consumptive habits It thins the bloOd„e - ases,the most violent pains in the head and stomach, promotes gentle perspiration. and restores health even where the Constitution - appears to have been irreparably injured. By the Nobility and gentry this Medicine is much adtnir • ed, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach, and proper tensity whith a good digestion requires.' Nothing can he Netter adapted to nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. Those who have impaired their health, by a residence in hot and unhealthy cliMates ; the young of either Sex, whose infi,mities threaten premature old age, a life of misery, and an early dissolution ; and those more advanced in years, whose • _tottering sapless frames appear withered and almost worn out, are its mere insinediate objeds. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West In dies, for nourishing,and invigorating the nervous system, and acting as a general restorative on debilitated cOnsitutions aris ing from bilious complaints contracted in hot climates. The cold and tremulous - nerves are ‘var.ned and steadied ; the re. Idxed fibres, or soft . fi,ibby flesh. braeed and rendered firm ; the muscles are. invigorated ; the sinews strengthened ; the emaciated limbs are covered With firm - flesh, and the exhaust ed vessels,replenUted. • Those who have the'care and education of females, the stu dious as well as the sedentary part.of the community. should' never he without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, iniproves the me mory, and enlivens the iniagination ; 'revives and exhilirates the laNnid drooping spirits, plornotes digestion, artlt braces the nerves. The virtues of the Cordial Balm of Gilead' are daily de monstrated, in eradicating the worst .and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility ; and nothing has tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine as its certain success in those complaints winch suikc its the constitution,, and are so fatal to the happiness of man- - kind. By taking thi&-Medicine according to the diredions, all the deplorable symptoms of Dizease will vanish, and . strength, ardour, serenity, and every evidence of renovated strength will be the happy result. , ' • • There is a.saving ohs. in purchasing a 335. Family Bottle, equal'to four Half -guinea odes. . Sold by. Mrs.-Mathews, No. 13,• Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer,' No. 38, and Mr. , Itatburn, North Bridge ;.• Mr. Baxter and. Mr. Seott, South-Bridge; Mr Davidson and Husband, Elder and-Co. Edinburgh; _Mr. Baxter, - Glasgow; W. Cameron, Greenock ,• G. Browning, Paisley; 11. Craw-' ford,_Kilinamock W Young, Irvin:; ; •AJ Forsyth, and Whiteside, Avr ;W. Crawfo«t, Girvan ; Car on, Now- , Douglas; T. Kirkcudbright ; M'Crede, ahly ; Leven; . Dempster,- Cupar ; Allan,' I)•_tri dee ;P. Craigie,' Morstrose - ; Mir4hell,• and I. Andersen, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Band . ; M'lutoso, Inverness';- T. M'Kenzie, Storn4way ; I'. Taylor, Stranra&r; Johnson and Iliss'et, Perth ; W . A iiclersnii,•S'terltng ; Coke and Reid, Leith ; • Aleiander, ; ; broatn; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries Phorson, Barwicte ; lV;eddel,.A.lnv;•ick ; Paterson, A !Ili: - Allot, audlantleSbn, Pe terhead ; A. M' Donald, 'Froneate., Go ias.w'; and by most' . • tOokselier and Venders of Patent MedieineS in the United Kingdom. • • 'lO THOMAS Sir, No. 9, .New• Pridge-street, London. CONSIDER it but an aft of'jUstice• due to the . I merits rif your LEAKE's PATENT ['ILLS, to coin municste to you tlie tbllowing Cure which has recently been. performed by, them:— An Acquaintance of mint, by the b rea ki n g out o f an old Venere.it .Com Plaint (attended by a complication of; disordqrs arising therefrom). \vas reduced al most w a skeleton although he had the bast - medical advice ‘viiich could he obtained, a vale y of Patent IsriediuL , .., nothing COuld be procurid which scented to suit his to do 'any service: he remained in a'most ,!, slidation , for twO'years, 'unable to .fol•low proitss , n ' ,audsearcely a 61.2 to walk or even to - stand .on his tegs ; in faa lig one who knew hirn ester suppoied it pes sinle tor him to recover. lie was ilviscd at last to fry tour . Lq!:.e's pi so, adhering strielly to the direaions given with them.. He had not takeiLtnote than two boxes he tore he found an alteration f(.4 the s better: this' encouraged hint to' proceed, and by taking feW boxes more_ lie found • . his appetite .and strength gradually retltra, and is now as heaitso and stout as any man 1 _know. You, ace welcome, Sir. to .n-fcr any person to me for a.contirmation ofllic above a c c ount if it should be doubted. . • I am. Sir, your obedient humble servant," Library, Folkstone. , THOS. PURDAY., re p arect• an ci Sold by the Sole. Prop-rletor, • Trios. .I. I PLV 1.0 R, Member of the 'loyal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, NO. 9, , New Bridze-street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty - Years , in a• pradice particularly direded to the Cur.:. of .Vene- real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts at " Generation in bOth Sexes, with • that inviolable' secrecy • • which' Men - of his ProfesSion should always observe, he ' flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous- • ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be , esteemed by a discerning Public', as an a4varimAe seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. - 41so sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, - No, 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall -Mall; the Toyshop, 'No. 'to3, ()xtbrd- , street ; Mr. bisborough?s, No. 7,, Fish-street-hilt; Mt. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh - Mr. M. )(maid's, Glas gow ; Mr. Callwell's, • Dublin ;• Mr. 13i1linge's, Liverpool'; Mr. AtkinsPn's, Manchester ; 'and. by one Person - in eV,!ry considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in liaxps of only.. as. gil. each, sealed up with full and plain direc tions; whereby persons- of either sex may Cure taemsely ,wiih ease; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 11; Every Box sold in Great 13titain is sealed • with a str.m p. -on which, bY favour of the Voinniissione" is print cc!, at the Stamp-office,.” T. Taylor, Ni'. ( ~ ,- ' New Brit'gr; street," to imitate which is Felony, au.'.-iii..e.ners arc eo . urs. ` terfeits. • o ‘ o