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• A • ces:VA ply 4 0 > 4Tikf • • • A k ‘ 40a . CI 91 itlriCL 1 41 4 4 1.- it T , • . .. • 4 ": 1 `41 2 ‘1-F •••)6?-s, A re C t PO* _ ttifl lt• NUMBER 438:.1 TUESDAY, S '.Pi.E.NII3ER 30, 180(3. Pi ICF. 'FE'en 1. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. to the Worthy and Independent EL t c.71'0 RS of the CITY NEW PUBLICATIONS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 30, 1306, ♦vill be perfonned of WESTMINSTER. • if R. PHILLIPS has the honour to introduce to LVJ. the notice of the Public the under-tnettiotierl valuable' W u rks, ivhicit he has lately publiihett; and which inay be had °lever,' Hqkseller in the Kingdom. OFFICE OPT ORDNANCi.!-, PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr. POWELL; Rolla, Mr. ELLISTQN ; Omzeinbo, Mr. I) , .)WTON ; Pizzas () ; Mr: 13ARRYMOR E ; Alonzo, Mr. H. SI DIiONS ; Las Casas, 'Mr. WILOUGHTON ; Elvira, Mrs. POW ELL Cora, Airs. H. SI ()DONS. WI rH, • THE WEDDING DAY. . it.ord Rakefaial,, Mr R'USS LL ; Sir Adam Contest, Mr. CHERRY ; • Mr. Conteit, Mr. RAgTI.E.Y.; 14dy Contest (with a.Song), Miss, DUNCAN ;. • . Lady Autumn, 'Miss DSWEL L ; rs .1-laintßrd, Mrs. SPA RKS. Boxes 6. Second' P rice is.—Pit .35. 6 , 1. Second Price as. _Gallery 25. : . Second. ,Price Upper Gallery Is. Se 'ol:A Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. :Places tor the Bowes to be fake'nalthe Bax-office, in Little Russet -street.' • The D00r , ,, , to be opened at Hall past FAT, and begin at Hatf4pist • On Thursday. The Soldier's Daughter; Govetnor:ll earta 11, DtiwtOn ; Frank Actittalt, r4t:-Elliirtin l - Wiw do. t.; heer ly, Miss"bimcan ; •wit-h the Ballet of 'VIA Fair .Cir&sgiao, aart-tortune's rate; '- • - ' On Saturday., Tiae. %V,tieel of . Fortune ; : with The Forty Thieves. , „ • THEATRE k() Y.l: L.: COVENT-GAT:DI' TO -MORROW EVENING, Odober i, I§o6, 1p. 1 ,1 t,e mertorinz.(l KING HENRY: THE FOUJITH. Wart the First.. lienry the Fourth; King oft Mr. MURRAY'; hear), Pritimoovai!s, Mr.C._KEYIDki ii 'Hotspur, Mr. K1,M111.E.; Sir john Alr. S. K E • 2(BeingthelaSe tirrieot his appealing riff; S'ekson)"i , -Lady Peicy,.MiSi - WM)in ; ' Hostess;' 'Mrs. DAV ENPOKT: • • • • WITH THE CITIZEN. .• Sir jasper Wilding, Mr: DAVE l'i•Ptrr ; Mr. Wilding. Mr. BRUIsrCON ; 11+1r. Beaufort, Mr . LA I: E , MONT ; old Philpdt, Mr. MUNIDEII ;- Young Pinlpot, Mr. ME.LVI Maria, Mrs, C. KEMBLE- ' - • - •• .'Corinna, Mrs. HUMPHBI.ES, - • 'Boxes 6s. Second P rice it 33. 6dt Second' Pi - ice is Gallery ze. • Second Prke as. pper aillecy. as: Scrotal Y., , ney to be returned.. Places lUtthe - boxes to be taken at the BOx-office, Hatt street. The_Doiors• :to be opened et Half-past 'Five, and begin at - Ball:past Six.- • On Friday, King Henry'the.l.ighth. Oti 1.1.15nt1ay,• Mai:Vern ; with i IC6bin H6?4 - 1 ; Robin linnd, Mr. Bellamy, being his first appi•aran-e - - On Wednesday, "Ilic beggars' Opera ; Ti)11/,' by a Young Lady who has never ameared on any Stage. • ... . . SOCIETYfor the DISCHARGE anzi Pr , , f,, F.F o f . pow. SONS 1111.-PWISON'EII tOr'SMAI.I. 1) ,_ B - rs. • . .. .... - . . -, Craven-stro.:r, t , ept. 2i. abd. 9 11.hRTF,RLY FE NE 11 AIT, CURT of. this ~ t)(2I.E.Ty ~v.iti , t...(lelci at Oils Pleix7 otl WL.rtnes, - day next, October 1, at Tyve.lv...-.o'Cloa; t 6 Audit . the - Ai:- • Z9unts to the ictk in;tant, aKI :-.; 0t:!,....- Siitti A ifotrs.,- R. G.R :I S Si N - 2. 1. - 1,, Seexctap r.. .., f , ___.: . , CR()',VN ANV - ANCHOR - TAN:ERN, STRAND. /IRS. SIMPKIN- relinquished, to us her nte rest•in fllts Cnne rn , wq,l4ce the ,eqrliet., oppor- • tiUlity of reqtrestiitgta 'Contiimance . frorn the Public of that' . Countenance andttsnpisort which •hits.so long beerythe'pride . 1 3( tins Tiiverp *boar. We beg lt::;vp' respett-fil I ly,tn assure the .Nobility of this great - 4etropalls,. 14)4 up ex ertio-,:s or endeavours on nu r'p4 rt •sfiAt -- be war iting Jo . renxter • . • the A ticonninodations.at . id Entertainment of. the (ro - wn and. Anchor UnrSt - not say superiorreAilair to t ally Tavicin in: the Wand : . The me e, itis are amply in out,p:ovver i . I : tave to reckon' at thisinonnent•on goocra 9 Assorrinnt of -Choice and 'l , ..Acel lent Wines as wetrust are to be found in any Cellft in •London. -" • -•• . •- . • H EN-1( Y. SI 1‘11),t1.1 N,, Son ot*Jhe lati Thomas . - . • SimOkin. HENRY jACKSONri.,late 'Coal; at the Landon Catiee- house.: . . , THE ONLY LOTTERY THATsWILL 'BE DRAVv•N THIS YFAR. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FIRST..-DRAWN • ' -TICKET. Begins Drawing 13th NEXT MONTH, 'Containing wore . Ck ) iT A It S and less Tickets t tlian any forma Lottery.. • • -•. IDURCHASEIIg will have the Opportunity of ob . - . all the CAPITAL PRIZES, provided they purchase beforf.theprawing. SCHEME. No. of Prizcs. Value of each. Total Value; 3 4'6'0 4 000 3 - - , - 5,000 5 - - - " 4, 0 c 0 24,0 - - 2,0,00 5 3 4, 100 - - - 20 - - 82,c00 ' / o ,noo Tickets zOO,OOO PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - X:l9 17 o Half . -to3 0 1 Eighth -21 t 6 Quarter - s 2 o Sixteenth - t 6 0 TICKETS and SHARES are on- Sale at every Licenced Lottery . 011 ice. UNCOMMON ADVANTAGES. /THE ouly Opportunity of gd,ning a Capital Prize A. this year, now o&rs, by the purchase of Tickets or shares in the present State Lottery, which begins flraWing ?he 13th of Next Month. I' E's FOItTUNATE 0 FT I C E, opposite the Bank of England, is . now stored with 2he choicest variety of - Tickets stud shares. The rick Scheme contains three 2c,0a01. three zo,oool. three 5- 001. and only 20,039 Tickets, the small est Number ever Itztown, .. These 'Conibilied circumstances make it doubtful if this quantity of Tickets will he st;tlicierrt for the public demand, there betrg near 21 . 000 Tickets sold previously to the Draw ing of the Lottery before last. • swi FT and CO. POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. 'TICKETS and SHARES - of the State Lottery, to begat Dr..w.ig, Inc 13to of next ;' , l,,nin, are srliiu by SW! T alia . Co, at Men I. cense(' lthicez. f. Poultry, established in 1759) aid _tit, tz, (next' 1)otT to Me Golden Cross).. 'lie Lottery Lun,ist. , blA of zOOOO Tickets, '1 he Scheme ot tains the following viz 3 of 3 3 S• G° 4° . 5 ,c I:o 4 100 -- • The first-drawil Ticket wc: receivc. • Schemes Gr4ti.i. v‘ l9l - GENTLEMEN, • • Q INCE my first Address, which I had the IToriour - kJ of 'making to yii-u,l have. received Such W . arin•ssiiraiiee,' Of Support from s'zveral Meetings of Eledrs, attd.particu iarly irQlll the very respettable andnurneruus .Meeting which was holden this day at Willis's Kr)ofhs, that l present myself , : to you again with additiopal confidence or - success. The kind deciarations which have been made in my favour, I consider as flattering testimonies that the Constitutional Principles on which I have claimed your suPpert dreapprov. ed by you ; upon those 1 r6t ali my pretensions to your countenance ; and, asyou have so far dune mejustiee; by the credit you have given to my professions, I most earnestly entreat you to do justice tti yourselves; by -Maintaining Our generous declarations With every exertion that can giVe them elPd. I have the hopatirt9 1 2e, Gent .; -. I(C‘or obliged and faithful Servant, Northumberland.. flotkse, 'PERCY Sept. ;.3, 1806. This Day.‘iiis published, 111 - .041.1‘'0, price tzs. hoards,- - : A TREATISE. ou PLE AN and SPLIERICAL ). • ;_ 11:1G 0 NOMETRY with their most useful prac tical Applications. . . • • . BONNYCASTLE„ %.. Printed foe. fohnsOrii• in Sli:'Patil's Ck,irclt yard: Wily be had, by the same A wilco . , r. 1 4 1 V Scnolar's to,Z.rithuletic, gth Edit. zs. 61. x. Atantrodnaion!to,AlNebraV..";•al: Wir y . 45. 3. An introduction to Mensuration, 9t h Lu i x, 43. 4. Elements dt Geometry, *I 6s. ' A. An klitroguctiolito A5t.0101py, , ..4111 Edit.. ics. " - Ipeedity will' he ptiblish'etr, iii fotir riiN - ..13'40. f PC , ''.of: HEALTH .ancl. LONGEVITY. :8y... ... 1 .... Sir, fgHtl SINCL,44.It, Barr. M. P. -.. , Pi - ciittent oeihe Y3oarcioof Airictiltvrc,-&8 &c. • Printed :for Arch. Constahle and Co. 4ltitil?iirgh:• Cadel) and Ila'vle, -a• 'at id •lohil N I t•rray, Lohdon. • *'* Chi's NViii‘k 'is acoilsisrot a tlctail'of the circumstances' ._ . which tend toiPrc+ti,tite 1-I.6alth anti Lome.vity - Utiles for 1)-fe -4ervitrg.flea I ch - --- - Reo - ,iiiiii,,ns tiar- the }-icalt; - I.(zf ; thc ,q9lnrilti- tlity. &c. &c. With in ACCount of ftiC Writniks and 'Opi- nions, and of the firiticitial ( Anthori, ancient, toreiOn, and ißfitish, who have •Writtert'bi pub 1.-.11,.(1 on these. most:nu portant Subjeds. • - _ • . . - •. . . ....._:._-__,.i....1_..: . . .. CATARO--,Niclutas e : Het-TioNs. This Day. wrfs....pnblisped, 'Continued niontlizy, price • ro 11-a -Crey.:,vn: neatly sewed,' of seven Sheets of! - I.ktheri-Ore'tis, Aithited On tine wave extra Royal Pater, - , largelnige with lt , iuble. columns, so as tosontajn more 1%,:1att,,r . 11-I:an any literary' 4'ubljeation extant, with Plates, ebhe.:ining a Flan ot .the li4Ouths of CdtatO, the Town, VOrriticattori, and SKtte , Prison,-No. 1. of LITYAt 411 Y. P4NORAMA., ilichr cr lin a Review oflo Books, Re.gisier ot 'zine of Varieties. this Ntwibd co'ntans' upwardl of 1 - o MiScellaneOus ATticles--arri4g' , whii: - It a e, a 1)es01-ptiirti , ana: llistorY of Cataro; an , Accotnit• of Papenonrgli; Rtpol4 0104' I louse of Commons on that:to:nine W ry, oif t trili}d, the Woolln awl the Cr,!ll:.;inar;oil's Itey men ; • Cltateanb'riatidYA;_:, , u ot Modnt 11.4 Desatni into itle. - (retecr ; I.lml P Lit; ftmiii,U;', lioreung the Contlition bt tite. Poor"; ints:resting nt.:l I ;,?.,en(.*:e, trout China , Pront ,t), Fran tf, !Unwary; Maly, Poimd, Russia, 1 • mark, Greece, &c. POlisbed. ny C. "Taylor, io8„ I I:mon-Careen by Blac/ts Leaoenliall-Street ;" Fgertieh, Whitehall.; 'll . 4iciv.., I'ii tilts Rudd,: ;. I.Ylike-- strett; Portlanti-Pi.4ce; htr ir,, Parertio:A§r-row ; atid II 44*i-ell-yrs and Conntry,- T -Fropectus gratis. I: R. r. EVlt)i.l) ESYATES li. SVSSF,X. MOTI s C.EIs bercby given, that the Litate called E 2. FE , ;< AFt Al: sittlifte hu the ea: miles 'of Hnvnitlitii" and Noithstoke, id . the County of Sus stk, lately atitervisect .t!" be 5c,',44-oy A ticticm, -zirt.L. o (l,i, an the 9th clay of October next, is sold' by 1' riyate Contrixt. • • • 'Ntid that the Sate by Audion of the Farm called WHI - .111 , 4 W LK., in !he perish of \Most Ginis,ted, in tile ".'._Sussex, .advertisti to he sold at the sinne place, and-Imre, is postponed. W nkingweek Farm contains, by a late adMeisurentent, Statint Acres Lrnore or Tess'''. or Meatiiii,y„ L . , F rahle, and Wood is well stocked with thriving young Tinnier.-- Ir . till be viewed. on'aPplication to the Tenant, Mi.' I ohn . coodler. ' • Pro.posals'far'the Purchase by Private Curltrac.l may 4ldressJ. :y.l.etter, -post paid, to Mc. Daintrry, Solicitor, Petworth. - - • -10 . BE L ET:I4 • IN ONE oil .T yvp k ARMS.. • MOg Desirable ESTATE, sitilate 'the Tarish ul Ville Aston, in the County pi ., G louCc; t;r (in the Centre of the rich 'Vale of Evesham) consisting of about 7o; Acresof rich Arable, Meadow, laid Pasture Land; Tithe tree, about three miles froth Evesham, a very good inark43., tpvva, and, two mites and a It,lf truth the uavigabke River Avail, which, at' Tewkesbury (another good market-to \‘ jbin....,the'Severn, 'an I thus altording good markets for its prc auce,,ana a conveyance for the 'finest Lime, to which Manure this state haS hitherto beet) a stranger, Sorneiville Aston Ihclosurbs, - the Vil lage hong in the centre: The Soil is of the richeSt Marty- C ray which thtslingdOm has - to boast, andthe A rable having been tillea at a verr.shallow dpth, is to a good tillage Far. rher new Land; About 'one halt of the Estate is, or will be,' in tillage it will he lett for a Terni of Years front the Est of N'ovonher next. If not ilisprisettot by Pririate Contrartt (of which the ear. liet Notice will be given) it will be LET I' by A UCTIQN'-,' at the Crown Jim, Evesham aforesaid,_ at Three o'clock on 'Monday the ;d November next; subj , :et to Cooditions then_ lobe ptothiced. I mtriediaTt: Possession will be given. :Printed Particulars maybe had ol Nless.. Lavenders- and Byrch, Solicitors, in• Evesham ; of Win. Kingslake, Esq, Solicitor, in Taunton, Somersetshire ; of S. C. Sonieiv,lie, Esq. Writer to the Signet; Edinburgh ; and at the liouse . of the Right Hon. Lord Soinerville(the Proprietor), Hill'-street, Berkcley=sivarc, London, to whom otters may cm made. A CHALLENGE. MIESSRS.CURKIE and Co. challenge the whOle • . World to prokre a bingle instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of like desired eiteet. The praCtice of many years ih this- particular brani.,;l or their pro fession has not given rise, t9one unsucce4stul-case, They con-, tinue to direct their studies to the treatment aud'cureor cer., tain - Complaints, and that derangement of the system which is the ConseqUeliceof a deutruCtive habit, Iris a ineldncholy truth, that tile indurgence . in this solitary. vice brings on those Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent, and embitter 'the 'Matrimonial State • and• imposes by•antieipa tion upon its unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age. such persons it must be a consotingAefle'clion to know that they may - Pow, by a new and infallible mode of treat ment, be restored to health, 'strength. .and manly vigour. Messrs. Currie and Co., being regular surgeons of the Royal College, the idea of erivircism cannot possibly be atta,hed to„their pratlice,for nothing but a thorongh conviction,-con firmed b y many years experience, of the.injudicious mode of treatment adopted by \ the general PraCtitioner in the cure of Venereal Complaints ' and thatrclass of Debility which ihevi lably results from the indiscretions of youth, could indhce. therm to deviale trout the usual system, and by performing the moStsurprising cures, convince the world of the decided . su periority of their mode of treatment. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either sex, with the gre,itest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their House, No. Hatton Garden. Leticia troll the Country (posf-paid), • inclosirig a Bank .Note, iiiating•rike• .particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advieu ar.4 . medi,:nes .seat to any part of the Kingdom ILLLATIVE ToIIZELAND. 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The Proposals . are to be delivered at the Secretary's Office, sealed up, and mark.. ed on the outside, !` Tender for Copper Hoops and Ri'vets ;" 'but no Proposal can be admitted after the; said 24 Dry of October. • Order of the 'Board, R. N. GREIF. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, • Sept. 19, 1806. Ali Exchevt.er BL'ls fixed Octcber, 18os, . TO BE PAW OFF. „, TIDE LORDS CaILVISSIO x r..as His M 4. .71;STY's TREASURY having given bit - talons for pay. ing o the Principal f the abive-Me,itio e.I Lxcleguer Balt, with the Interest thereo , 4 at the 4xcheyter Bill Office in the Receipt of Estrhequ;r, New .Palace Yard, Westminster, on Wi! DIVESDAY the.Stb pay of Getchel', iSc6 ; AtteNdavce Teal le; (Sundro, ard lklidays excepted) .until Thursday Oct, 2,.1806, inclusive, from Ten o'Clock in the 111;s1Wing: till One in Me After_ . noon, for, the p!p•pose of kect:iving the same. And foe the greater :dispatch, the Bearers of said Bills . are desired, to hying Lists therey„ containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order, according to the Maine of the 'said Bills, and Times of Commencement: of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest ...slue thetOre,, computed fi.cns the days on which the .) ; are. respalively dated, exclusive, to the said Bth bay cf J,So6, when the Interest' Zeill cease ; and they are desired to write their Ndmii and Places of Abode on such lists, and ;indorse /kir Names on- the,said-eilis If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be deshous of receivirg payment of the ?ril?rip.44 Jitd intemt previous to the said Sfi' pa.): ofucr. iso6,,tbey may be; arcx.tns,datti COrpttlilC the k:terest to the Dly on ivhic4, tbry zuz h to ht paid, and leav ing the said Bills jar examination one ,ray prior tb er e to . • Such Persons as may be desire ir of Living A 7 t-ti, EXchiquer Bills in 1,44 pircnt, yron meqliFiningtbe . ,472l4. , tl . at the dotiont of their •Lists delivered or Gel, re the 2.f Oct rexv, may be qccommsdated Neu.' carving an Interest ,j,174-ce. pence 11.:!fpeny by the pay on rveg One. /roared e;onds, which said New bear date die said Bth' Day of Oc. tower, t 806, and lull( be delivered cn .Saturday the tlth bctobei:, ILO, and the following Days. - N. B. All Ewe-beg:ter 111114 dated prier to October, ISoc, have been advergied hi be paid rjj, and tie In:err-31 therein bar ceased. 'This Day was imblished,in. Two Vols. price !Ss. boards. rrHE INDEPENDENT MAN; or, an Essay • on the Formation and Devoloinntnt of tuese Prin ciples and Faculties of. the Human Mind which constitute Moral and Intelleelu'al Excellence. - By GEORGE ENSOR, Esq. Published for the - Benefit of the Literary Fund, by J. Johnson, iti . §t. Paul's Church-yard. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, 'London. • . . SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, iron,. IN the' Spring of 1794 I was airlifted . ..with - I. Venereal .Complaint, which treated • .with indiffer ence for five months ; but was theii obliged to apply" to a , regular Physician, who put a. temporary stop t o , th e lence of the Disease (by ‘mercurial applications) far some time; -but growirig,• in spite of all medicine and the 'advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, - worse and worse fort Ivo years, I was reduced to a state almost un. paralleled and beyond description, being an entire . l eper , and ulcerated from head to foot.—Mt!icad, throat, mouth,„ nose, legs; arms, have. been alternately ,in danger of becoming useless ; . in short, I )cave had' from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally 4:e prived of sight.—lt• would bC voluminous to particula_ rite all my case—suffice it 'to say, there never was, or e ve r wily be, one of amore dangereus, or of a- more COll - I*.• cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all, hopes of recovery ; and, in. 'deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my More than `miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a . most, miserable existence, Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. ell - Plymouth—my. friends read it, I could nor,—l sent ,and procured - some of your L E AKE's PATE NT PILLS, which, by using from titre - to time, am now, and haye long been, (after more than tour years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyel; as • a • proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to Me a tew Months ago. In gratitude to Goa, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, 1 request you •to publish this; and you may at any, time refer persons who wish to be satisfied - of the truth of this,- or further parti. •culars*, to ine or my friends, by letter or Everson. As few cases • for badnesS v, ii 4 ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have. from experience every reason to assure mankind, thatin your LEAK E's PILLS they will find a suie, speedy, safe,- anti radical cure, tin' that most dread fule:.age of the Venereal Disease, which is called -4 coN. FILM ite Loan. - jOHN THOMPSON. • * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address public ; but creditable persons really wanting, information may also 'be referred to me and my ,f r i en ds by Mrs. S. Clark, RamsayXardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, -• • T . . TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons • in London, at his house, No. 0. New.Bridge-street i - Where he wilt give Advice without a fee, to persons tak. ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post: paid,'on. the same terms, observing in all cases. the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, .during the course. or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of th e above Medicine, and. the practice• arising. therefrom. • They are also sold by. his 'Appointment, iar the convc. nience of those living at a distance, by M r. B axter, South-bridge, 'Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Gies- - gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. ro3 Oxtbrd-street; Mr. Dis. .borough's, No. 7, Fish-Street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great-Britain ann Ireland, it )coxes of only 25. ed. each, sealed up with full and vial: directions, whereby persons of either Sex, may cure them.. selves with ease'and secrecy. - • N. IL Every Box sold in Great Britain is scaled up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the c.'Orrlbiir, siumers,. is' printed, at the S'r.inp-Oiliee—' 4 'l'. la ylw-, :No. 6, New Brike-street," to imitate which is felony, atni al} otters are cutmterteit.