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Duties for the ,slid. dlesex Dittriei, No. 12," including the London and Westminster,. from the tst February next, inclusive,do,hereby give Notice lola Post-Masters and Letters of horses used in Travelling Post or by ,Time, in the said Distill?, who reside within five miles of this Office, or within the Bills of Mortality, that they are 7 egufred to attend To-morrow, betn.veen the bouts of Ten anairour; at thii o , ce, where they rushl he furnished with the sever , al sorts of l ithets, and the Week Accounts necessary jor their Buil/less. \ By Order ly of the Conunissioners, C. E. BERESFORD,_ 4,a dy, ports COLLECTION OF RARE PICTURES. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC, are most respedfully informed, that early in Match next will be Sold by Audtion, a COLLECTION of , TURES, containing some of the most select and superlati‘e ly fine Performances of the greatest Masters, which nay truly be ranked among the most valuable Colledions in Europe, all of which are in a perfe& state of preservathn, were amassed in the prior part of the las t century, and hive remained entire front that period is the present moment in the possession of the Family. Further particulars, with due notice of the publication of Catalogues, the place and time of viewing and Sale, will be given forthwith by Mr. White, Storey's-gat; Great Geolge street, Westminster. This Day were published, In One Volume, Odavo, price 7s. in boards; a Second Edi tion, with Corrections and large Additions, of QERMONS. By JOHN MACKENZIE, D. D. #.3 Minister of Portpatrick, and one of His Majesty's Chap lains in Ordinary in Scotland. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. here rai is. coot ill be this e ar- This Day were published, . In One Volume 06t.ivo, price gs. boards, VL,EMENTS of INTELLECTUAL PHILO -4 SOP HY ; or, An Analysisnf the Powers of the HuMan Understanding. Tending to ascertain the Principles of a Ra tional Logic. ‘ By R. E. SCOT r, A.M. Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University and King's :;iron ICicl~ s , and nvoy Thicit clear Salll9 icZ of adria the that, i.raiy 1a to ra ma avel , ;rand 1 the :enes !yen- pre :crest fast - Ile is • the e2l. oubt, con- NIEL 3 and )west I_o. 3, ha 3, uni- ci be t heir I the rSt LO, the older pur ;•eel:. WITH with , Res- 1, and; , front Was h.. from ;Town, Riga.' ;ebto.i. Lusk, , from P.rrse. New. aritan, In To. Ro- tes, t tin T. . that iatattel f Lady t los=°rh at het t it i%- Post at- I Ram:, , a lags sq. of ', Mis► wire of• pr. • 4s• Pt. 61rni TREATRE ROYAL,- DRURY-LANE. 10-IViORROW EVENING, Jan. 31, 1806, will be performed THB TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. /s With entirely ew Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Corti. AO I —Chanters in China. Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. E L LISTON; Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRAHAM ; O'Gallacher,r.Mr. IOHNSI ON ; The Eniperor of China, Mr. POW ELL ; Delvo (an old Gardener) , Mr. MATHEWS •, Xindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. 1I. — Characters in Turkey. litistaPha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ; Chief Aga of the lanizaries, Mr. DIGNUM ; Saphi, Mrs. BLAND ; A Dam:. of Turkish Slaves. • A a 111. and V.—Charact:•rs in Italy. Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HO LLAND • The Marchioness of ;vierida , . Si g no r a STO ACE.- A Dance i L L.,,azzaroni. At% V.---('lcn - ciers England. Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr.. DOW roN ; Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. TlARrologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEV. ------- THE MOCK DOCTOR. • - Gregory, Mr. 13ANNIsTE K Leander, Mr. COOKE ; Dorcas, . . Miss NI.E. Ll,O N ; Charlotte, Mrs. SCOTT. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Is. Gallery is. Second. ►'.rice is,—Upper Gallery is. SecOnd rice 6d.—No Money to be returned. The Doors will be opened at Half past. Five, and the .Play, begin at Half-past Six. Places for the Bost:* to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-0 tficein Little Russell-street. On Saturaay, Douglas : Norval, by the Young •Roscius ; with The Sleeping Beauty. On Tuesday, The School for Friends. - E.IWYAL COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW ill b EVENIG4 Jan. 31, 1800, we perf N ormed ISABELLA 4 Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY ; • Shoo, Mr. KEMBLE ; Carlos,.Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Villeroy, Mr. BRUNTON. Isabella, Mrs. SIDDONS. With (341.tirric) a New Farce, called WE FLY BY , NIGHT; Or, LONG STORIES. The PrOlogue to be spoken by Mr. F AWCETT.- The Charaders by Ir. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIMMONDS, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESEICVE, Miss TYRE R, kc. Poxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery is. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Mike in Hart-street. On Saturday, the Tragedy of Cymbeline. To GF.NTLEMEN'SPORTSMEN, the MILITARY, - and OTHERS. ATENT CANTLE-AIOUNTED LEATHER J. SPRING SA DDLES, which are the easiest and best. construded Saddles ever made. Independent of the Seat be-, :ing easier than others , they are also made Waterproof, so that no Water can lodge in, the Stuffing, which must prove a valuable acquisition to the army when there is no time for drying Saddles. Manufactured by the-Patentee, J. EDWRDS, Sad from dler. Itrclki m ess tnAker, No. 45, Wigmore-street A (removed 25, Bow-street); where may be seen the greatest Assortment of Saddlery and Harness ever offeredto the Public. ' DEIIIY CHINA. - - THE Proprietors of the DERBY PORCELAINE MANU VAC i 0k? hive ril•ciied an AGI-NCY 'WAREHOUSE, at the Corm.r..f STAR FORD.STRE in 0 Li) BON D-S'lR t ET. Tney \\ ill constantly keep an exte.-s ve Stock, in Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Cotlee, - arid Break fast Services, and also of Cabinet Cups , Cans, &c. &c. with ornamental China of every description. Their 'numerous Gviiips, Figures`, &c. in Biscuit, for Plateaux and other or namental purposes, are peculiar to theriaselves in this King dom. FINE ARTS. . . MR. CRAIG has the pleasure of announcing to the Public, that his ESSAY on the STUDY of NA TUIt E, in Drawing Lancist,Te, having been long out of pint, and yet having been constantly inquiredfor, he has made arrangements for reviving it under the Title of Tile • COIVIPLETL INSTRUCTOR in DRAWING. At a time when the highest Ch,raaers in the Nation are Alsio.:ating for the purpose of promoting the Imitative Arts; as the means ofnationat prosperity, every man should do his duty, and Mr. Craig therefore, to aid such patriotic inten tions, as far as in }ringier oars this Work, to the Public "as one, that by begi with the first Elenients of Land *cape, will instrud walnut the attendance of a Master : the same motives have induced him to publish it at a Price that will but just defray the Expence. The first Six Numbers, consisting of Six Royal Folio Plates each, will contain a complete Series of 'progressive 'Lessons in Landscape. with Instruaions to accompany each.; *he next Six Numbers will give similar Instruaions and Lessons iR Figures, &c. The First Number, price 6s. 6d. will be published Feb. Stt, to be continued every Month, till completed. London : Published by T. Ostell, 3, Ave-Maria-lane ; E. Orme, Printsener to His Majesty, Bond-street ; and to be had of all B ooksellers and P nnisellers in the United King dom TotiFFICERS,MERCHANTS,CAVTAINSotSHIPS, P-RIVATE GENTLEMEN, &c. trIRIMES, NO. 53, St. Paul's Church-yard, has 10 1- a Stock to supply any Order for home or foreign de mand, furnished from the only Public IVlanufaaory in Town, of PORTABLE DESKS, which cor.tain a display of every -Article necessary to Writing, Dressing, Drawing, &c. ready Sor use. They area seasoned Wood, tried and approved for - if,•rties and for Foreigners. He has Desks with and with .•!• 6A Macliine— with an easy turn of out Copying Macii:tit7S. a Lever, produces in a moment a Copy of tour Pages of M:1- nuscript, which being impressed from the Writing is exact with its Prototype. It is also fitted in furniture of taste and utility, for Libraries, Studies, Public Offices, and Counting ;houses. __- MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LI, PERSONS in possession of Incomes, arising from Freehold. Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Reid Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An nuities, Patent Places; Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income for Lite, may be supplied with temporary or permluierit Sums of Money to.any Amount, b y paying An nuity Intei est tbr the same. Tne Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may_ be accoinmodated on their personal security ; and in •any. instance where the single security of an indivi dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another Person to, guarantee the payment - ot the Interest Wil r l e.. tnove the objedion ; 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 day till Four ,'Clock; and Letters front Correspondents in Town or Country ' ',post . paid) %rill , be lininediately answeied, at dressing to the -DireJor of the }..:iightspringe Bank, his Town Ilpuse, No. Lower 10i -street, Gulden-Nuaie." GRAND LOTTERY, 112 EGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1836. SCHEME. jj 3 . .. of £2c,000 - - are - - 4 60,00 c 3 • - - • 10,000 - 30,000 3- - • • 5000 - 15.1:-.,, 2000 - - - - - . 4., ,, ,, 3-- - . Icoo 20 - - - - Soo - lo s oOo So 0 . - - too - so o Ito . - - - So - 6000 soar) first-drawnTiokets22 - 1 tOOOO -. as,cro Tickets kz50,00, Par of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - - ,C zo,coo Ditto - - 4th Day - - zo,ovo. Ditto - 6tit Day - 20,000 Ditto . lith Day - 5000 Ditto- - - - loth Day - zoo* TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licettced Lottery-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - ,Cl 9 19 o Half - a o I Eighth - ,Ca 12 o Quarter - 5 2 01 Sixteenth - t 6 o 4 . 11 An early Purchase is advised. as the first 5 700 Ticket will be entitled to zal. each, besides their chance of the La pitals. •,Cio,o2z First-Drawn Ticket MONDAY N EXT. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ye ll. specr.tfully acquaint the Public, that the Scheme for the State Lottery consists of Twenty-five Thousand Tickets, and contains 3 Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I S Prizes of ‘ toso 3 4., - - - -10,0 co I 20 3 3 - - - - -, so And the rood first-drawn Tickets 221. each, besides being entiticd to the Chance of the Capitals, and all other Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Offices, Bank-buildings, Corithill, and facing the Gate of the King's MeWs, Chariog-cross. STATE LOTTERY, Tobegin Drawing NEXT MONDAY. QWIFT and Co. No., 11, Poultry, London,. and "..) at their Offices in most of the principal Towns, are sell. ing the TICKETS and SHARES of the present LOT TERY, in which the sOOO First.drawn Tickets arc entitled to 221. each, besides their - chance of Capital Prizes. The only Prize of 10;0001. shared in the last Lottery, N.Q. 18,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also No. 3973 • a Prize of - 41000 7170 - 5., And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. 6791 - - ,C 20,000 i No. 2°,02 - ro,ooo 062 - 10,0001 19.556 - 5000 Besides others of %cool. Icool cool Szc. &c.. NJ. 26, CORNi - 11 LL, 5 2, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. NEXT Monday morning, at Nine o'Clock, the Wheel goes round, and will yield to the fortunate holder of the tit si-drawn Ticket to, 0221. HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to remind their F.xiends, that mere are more Capital Prizes in the present Lottery than time has been for many Lotteries past, besides the bene fit of the first 5,000 Tickets which are entitled to 221. each. Tickets. and Shires are on Sale by Hornsby and Co. in great variety, and on the lowest rertrb. erizes paid on de mand. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executes exa&ly on the same terms as if present. No. 44, St. JAMES'S-STREET, and No. 1491 OX. FORD-STREET. CAI'ITAL PRIZES SOLI) AND SHARED BY HODGES and Co. last Year, . viz. No. 3,944, a Prize of 20,0001. in two Quarters, two Eighths, and four' Sixteenth Shares ; No. 19,408, a Prize of 5,0601. in one Halt. one Eighth, and six Sixteenth Shares ; .and No. 9.737, a Prize of soool. in one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares. - Also, in the late Lotteries,. preceding the abbve. No. 29,467 a Prize of ,C 20,000 I No. 2,681 a Prize of,' to,coo 15,705 - 20,000 30,331 - 5,,00 12,660 - 20,003 I 28,898 - 5,000 24.7 8 7 - 10,000 I 13,063 . 5,600 7,121 - Ir,ooo 1 _ 36,030 - 5,000 The Drawing of the present Lottery will commence next Monday, Feb. 3, 1306 ; the Tickets and Shares of which are on Sale at the above Offices, on the most liberal Terms. Hodges and Co. haveno connexion whatever with any other Office in London. .Cro,ozz for the FIR sT_D R A WN. ADISH reminds 'his Friends that the LOT • "I' E Y begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY ' • and as the present Grand Scheme nukes the first sOOO Tickets drawn out of the Wheel ALL PRIZES, the necessity of purchasing immediately is obvious, before the Price rises ; especially as all those who purchase early Will have the advantage, if their Tickets are not drawn Ca pital Prizes in the first instance, of Changing them for UNDRAWN TICKETS without any additional Expellee ; by which means they will have a Double Chance for the numerous Capital Prizesgith which the present Scheme abounds viz. 3 Prizes of ,Cao,Ono 3 Prizes of Zioco . ro,oov S 3 . 5000 20 • 1. ! se . SOO &c. 45.4, - . The last 30,0001. and the two last ao,oool. Prizes (ever drawn) were all shared and sold at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARINC-CROSS ; where Tickets and Shares (whilst any remain) will continue on Sale, and all 7P,RIZES PAID ON DEMAND. RESIDENCE between EXMOUTH and SIDMOUTH, DEVON. TO BE LETT, at and - , Tiale, before or after the 25th of March next, and for such Term, as may• ia6 :.greed 'IDWELL HOUSE, Gardens, Stabling, Coach.- House, &c. with or without Land, and possessing every accommodation for a respeelable Family. This Residence is in the most mild and salubrious part of the County of Devon, and so situated as to command either RetireMent or Society, at the option airs Inhabitants, being four Miles frcm Exmouth, five from,Siomouth, one from Tiudleigh Salierton, where are Bathing Machines, and twelve from I.xeter. • The Deputation, or exclusive Right of Sporting over a small Manor, well stocked Nlith lame, will be annexed to the Finuse, if required. The Furniture may be had at an 'A ppraisement. Apply jv lohn Edyea Esq. Tidwell tiQhtse, !It* . Exmouth, Devon. ' lanuary, Interesting Information, chiefly relating to Livirg Charac ters, and the Present State of Affairs upon the Conti. neat. This Day was published, In Three Vols. r2rno. price as. in. boards. 'THE SECRET HISTORY of the COURT and L. A BINE of ST. CLOUT). In a Series of Letters from a Gentleman at Paris to a Nobleman in London ; writ ten during the Months of August. Sep t em ber, and Odoher, rilos ; containing, with numerous Anecdotes, upwards of too Original Portraits of Princes, Princesses, Ministers, Ant. bassadors, Intriguer's, Generals, and ravourites, now figur ing at Courts, in Camps, and in Cabinets, upon the Conti nent. Printed forlohn Murray, Fleet-street. This Day was published,- Elegantly printed in Four Vols. Svo. illustrated by a Portrait of the Author, and numerous other En&ravings, price 16s. in boards, a new Edition of MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of OLI JL V Ett GOLDSMITH, M.B. To.which is prefixed, some Accfunt of his Life and Writings, composed from In formation derived from the most authentic Sources. Printed for I.lohnson,W . I. and 1. Richardson, W. 0 tridge and Son, F. and C. Rivington, J. Walker, R Faulder, W. Lowndes, Veruor and Hood, Cuthell and Martin, P. 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To-morrow will be published, No. I. to XXV. price ts.6d. each, to be completed in 5 6 Numbers, published weekly; forming Two large handsome Vols. in Quarto, of r THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and PHY SICAL DICTIONARY ; containing not only an Explanation of the Terms of Art used in Anatomy, Physio. logy, Pathology, Therapeutics, .Surgery, Midwifery, Phar. macy, Materia Mealica, Botany, Chemistry, Natural His- H tory, &c. &c. as employed, in the present improved State of ' Medical Science ; but also - a copious Account of Diseases, and their Treatinens, agreeably to the Dotrines of Cullen,• Monro, Hunter, rordyce, 6'regoor, Denman, Saunders, - Horne, and other Modern Teachers in Edinburgh and Lon.. don. Co which is added, a copious Glossary of obsolete Terms. By ROBERT MORRIS, M.D. TAMES KENDRICK, • Surge.i - tn, - S. and Others. It is a sufficient apology for !lie zublicatiOn of a Work of this kind to observe, that no Medical. 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New Series, containing Cri tical Analysis and Extracts from a variety if iiiioortant new Foreign Publications, in the different Branches of Literature Also the General Title, Table of Contents; and -Index for the Volume. 2. life Monthly Review for January 'S.(); being the First 'Number of Vol. X 1.1 X. New. Series, and imluding Accounts of a Numberbt the late ProduCt::...:: 0- the F.! gli:;11 Press. Sold by I'. Beckett, N 9. Si, Pall Mail. Of whom may be hail, A General Index to the Old Series, or first Lighi , f.one Volumes, of this long - establisht:d Literary journal, iii 3 vols. Svo. Also singlit Numbers and coutplete Sets of the New Seriei. This Day was published, In Two Vols. Evo. price iis. boards, a Now Edition, being the Lighth, of ECTURES ON THE GOSPEL OF ST.-MAT .14,..4 THEW, delivered id the Parish Church of St, tames; Westrninbter, in the Years 1798, 1799, 'Soo, and aor: By the Right Rev. BEILoY PO RTEUS, D.D. Bishop of London. Printed for T. Cadeli and W. 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In this 18th Edition he has considerably enlarged every Chapter, and introduced above an hundred Pages at Original Matter on a variety of new and interesting Subjects, the result of his Praalee and Experience, which he hop:s will render the Work more conducive to the great purposes of general and useful Information. As above may also be had, lately published, by the same Author, Advice to Mothers on the subj,:.it of their .nevi Health, and on the Means of Promoting the Health,Strength i and Beauty of their Othpring ; , Vol. vo. — boaids. • ' PRIVATE Communications from Gentlemen and Ladies coming to No., 15, Soho-Square, iespe,:ting tot benefit they have received from the administration or sr! Ls_ BU RY's PATEN P DROPS, in Scorbutit, EruPtive, Scro phulous, and other Complaints, &c , which, ihrough de licacy, Mr. Spiisbury cannot avitil himstlf in a public wlv, yet he will not let slip the opportunity of thanking then to(' their recommendation in the, circle of their frit;lols. The kenuine Medicine is sold as usual at the Ll:spensary, No. Is; Soho-square, in Bottles of ss. 6d. Ls: and 11. 2S. Duty in !cluded. To avoid 'Counterfeits, ask for the Patent Antiscor. 'bud° Drops, and observe the Stamp (the King's Duty) is printedin black ink instead of red ink. PALM s0A1 ) IN THE (;RLATF..ST en/4FI:A.:I'[4)N. Q BERRY having made great Improvements in his k.. 7 • well-known PALM So?, P, reconuneads it with re newed confidences° the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared front that sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the Perfume, and delicacy of its use, has merited the attest- tion and patronage of many of the first Famiktis, and is esteemed a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and preserving • the Skin from the heat of the soil; aiid is also found an excellent &fence against cold winds and sharp frosty air. • Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words " Sa muel Berry" on the wrapper. The Proprietor recomniends it as the best Soap for shaving, producing a fine soft lather,' proper for tender Faces, in round Cak-is, is. each. prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale l'ertumer, No. 17, Greek street, Soho and, by his appointment, at the principal Per fumers in London and different Towns in the three King dorns. , . . College, Aberdeen. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand ; A. Con stable and Co. Edinburgh; and sold by Angus and Son, A. Brown, and I. Burnett, Aberdeen. NEW N11:1)1C1N11 A.LA FNEWBERY and SONS; No. 45 3 St. Pauli; .Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. (anus'` Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Pto,lic, that in consequence orthe New Stamp Duties, the Prit:e o f that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or 11. 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 tl.4s. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com missioners; for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the words; " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engrtivedo and as it is presumed that this will ue a sufficient se , :tnit, against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will he discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first tWenty of which Mr, Newbery's Stmitps• are_ affixed, but those who purchase six or more, at a tithe; will be al. towed the Stamps gratis. s. d. s. J. Dr. TlMes's-PoNycler 2 9 Dalby's Carminativ4 r 9 Do. in a Bottle -• 24 0 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptit Pills 4 6 Pills • 4 Do. large Box - 2 4 0 Pre.akeisTina.of Bac* 4 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2. 6 Dr. linxharresAlitto 2 0 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Tonic Pills • 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Engliih Coffee 2 Do. Camomile Lair's t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills t, i Do. Paregoric Lozenges t t Grant's Drops - r It Angibaild's B lois ditto t tpl 1 tvglish's Scots Pills r 0 EssenceofColtsfiiot • 3 6 Henry's NI ignesia 6 Mr. S pence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic SnufF - o 9 Spilshur7's Drops 6 tones's Rheum. Tina,. 3 6 Dr. Solanikr's Tea z 9, Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 c.reenougb's Tinefure Esenceof Peppermint I I Do. Tolu Lozenges / Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Essence of Ginger 2 6 N. B. As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the Howe of Messrs. Newbcry, they think it necessary to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, lemt Doors from Cheapside, vilth these Wokls inscribed on the Front: " ONLY WA ItliatOUS t F r uit jANIES'iIPVOa.YER." This Day was'published, Price Eighteen Pence, mI-114; REMONSTRANCER REMONSTRAT ED Witi-I ; or some Observat: , ns suggested by the perusal ola Coupet, and the Note attached to it, in Mr. Sine's Rhymes on Art, or the Remonstrance of a Painter. 13y W. H. WATTS. " Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura colurnSas." lov. Sat. 2. Printed for W. Miller, Alhemarle-street.