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:NUMBER 42531 _ e • . , THEATRE ROYAL., DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 2, will be Performed THE TRAVELLERS ; • Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. . . . The Charalers by '"! 7 'Mr. - ELLISTON, Mr. BRAIIAM, - Mr. 10H - NSTONE, Mr. POWELL, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, `- • , Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISER, 4..;1r5. POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAN - D, And Signora sTo RACE. •-: - . WITH, • . THE, INVISJILE, GIRL. To which will be added. A DIVEIITISEIetNT: Boxes 6i. Second Price - t.; —Pit js. 6d. • Second Price as. Gallery. as . Second Price '..- 7 tUpp,er Gallery l is. Second Trice 6d.—No Money to be re .' Places for the Boxes to be tak i N. FosbrOok, at the liox-011Ice in Little Posiell-street. - - The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin Half-past Six. To-merrow, The Belle's Stratagem ; with Forty Thieves. , . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 2, will be performed' KING lIET T .P.,Y . EIGT -T -TP. Floury, King of Etwl.itio, Mr. ri..il''4.; Ca.ditt3l Wolsey, Mr. K EMBLE. Kathafine, Qaten of !E ngland, Mrs. S.IDD 0N S .WITH THE ESCAPES ; • Or, THE wA s TER. CARRIER. Countl- - Arrnalid, Mr. 1N CL EDON, Who, in thatottaracter, will introduce the Song of " The Thor 7." Michell', Mr. sAWCETT Mr. - .FAYLOR ; . Cviistantia, Miss DAVIES ; Angelina, Mrs. ATK IN S. Boxes 6s. Pit.;s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery is. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. • The Doors to be opened at half past t tive, and begin at half past six. . To-morrow, Every -Man , in his Humour; with Love A-la-Mode. The l'arts of Kitely and Sir Arch) , Macsar casm lay Mr. Cooke. The Fifth • Niy,lit or King Henry the Eighth will be on Monday ; with Oscar and Malvina. On -Tuesday Master Betty will appear in a favourite C haraCter. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. • NE . FAWCETT respeafully announces, that ihis NIGHT is fixed for THURSDAY the isrh of May, 1806, on which occasion he will have the happine4S, - in addition to the favourSite Play of THE HEIR AT LAW, &ca To present'his Friends with one of the gmldest.Spec c larles that has been exhibited on the fc-i- some years ; being exadi Representation, by ritovig Figures, of the FUNE RAL HONOURS, CEREMONIES, and splentlid P RO ESS I NS, both by Land and Water, observed to eom yriefttorate the late gallant Heio LORD NELSON. 'I lie whole of the Machinery,•as well as the Scenery., have peen painted by a celebrated, Artist to go to Petersburgh ;' and Mr. Fawcett hat, for a valuable consideration, procured their EXhibition . in Jingland, for One . Night only. They will be introduced by appropriate Dialogues, Songs, ;aid Grand Marches, uncl,.•r the Title of • NATIoNit, GRATITUDE. Tickets to be had of Mr. Fmhett, at his Chambers,. 19, Buckingham-street, -Ac4phi - ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. • BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The Right Hon. Lord ,T E I C.: NM 0 UTH, President. • ' 7E , HE ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY # I. will be held at the New 1.0o(17,n, Tavern, Chlapside, on Wednesday next, the 7th 102 y, 1t..z06, at Eleven o'CloCk. - JOHN OWEN, lOSEPH HUGHES, - Secretaries. COS. F. S'FFINISOPFF, N. B.'The President: Will take the Chair precisely at Twelve o'Clock. • . . - FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and lEMON TREES, Catalonian and Arabian Jess'a.; niines, and - triie `B‘olo - gna Sausages, is this day arrived in high preervation,: at lohn Burgess and' Soil's Warehouse, No: 167, Strand,. I.pndon. • • • - April-b, i3e6. ADVA . CE. QF PRICES. • . . FROM 'the greatDpmatid for Tickets and Shares . time Prices wikl'continue to rise, and cannot after WarOs be lower, the Scheme being so construdzd that there will not ; at any period of the Drawing, be threealanlts to a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing 12th May, :Sof,. 'SCREME, z . Prize of ,C 25,000 - 2 - 20, oo - - 2 - , Ichoco is - ‘ 25,0 , 0 " •40,0,0 Zo,ooo Itir - - - - 5900 - - - 1 , 10 so• 15,c0t, 10,0 0 57.,00 70 - - - 2'i co .szo - '" - 21 ;,6do Tickets • 20 0 7.80 !3 ,200 k 2 50,000 Part of the-above 'Capitals. Five First-drawn Tickets, ist Day 4 tOOO each i C soco Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day tOOO each soon First-drawn - - 4th Day - - .10,000 Ditto -51 h Day - ?..),coo Ditto - - tth Day, - Price ola Ticket - - Lao 5 n - lialf • - - krO, 5 ol Eighth - ,La 12 6 )uarter 4 o `Sixteenth - t 6 6 Tne present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than as y Lottery for many years past. - 25,c00 AN OBVIOUS SAVING, • ITODGES- arid Co.. - No. 44, St. jariles's- street, , 1:1 and N 0.14 L. 9, Oxtbn - street; recommend to their f fiends as d the Publican irnnxediate purchase of Tickets and Shares in the present popular. Lottery . , as the Prices will certainly advance, and cannot.at any period either before or in- the Drawing, be cheaper than at.present. SO confident are HO D- G ES and Co, of the certain rise of Price, that they hereby engage to take back, on_ the Saturday before the Drawing, at the present price, any :fickets bought at. their Offices, or to return the .diderence should they be lower. It is . therfore obvious that much may be saved and nothing can be lost by an immediate purchase. This Day was published, , Price 15s, , in boards, the Second Edition of ri_ORDON's., SCIENCE of DEFENCE, &c. V.T explaining tha Principles of his Plan, which has been -fwvitirf.;tl high Approbation: It must be allowed - that his Plan of Defence appears to, be by tar the best that has as yet been discovered, &d. _ln regard to the Nuniber of Men and Weapons; he giveS a supe riority in- the ratio of two. to one,!' to pages of the Anti- lacobin for Aug. ibis : This Ilan is original, and of the utmost national. inte rest. Were its advantages limited. to, doubling the number of the Men in the crisis of action, even so it would he irre sistible. But his mode o 1 instructing Men in' the.use of the Musket. gives to each Man a power sixty times greater than the Man could have had without such instructim, ilk,-De monstratiOns are as clear as the .Corollaries. itt Euclid, and ithistrated by 19 Plates, adapted.to the Subject, by Mr. R. jun,"--- Universal Magazine ter Sept. &c. taus. , `Sold by Egerton, White-Hall; ,Symonds ' Paternoster-roW; Faultier, Bond-street ; Richardson, Royal Exchange ; Hard ing, St. lames's-street ; Ryan, Oxford-street; and by Budd, Pall-Mall. : . Ina few Days' will be published, In Foolscap Bvo. price 6s. boards, embellished with a co_ •• loureci Plate designc...d an&l encrive,i by Fyne, rrHE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE ; or, the I GROANS 'of TIMOTHY TESTY Inv:. SA•.'.'IUEL SE NS ITIvE, witk a few Supplementary Si;r,tl6 front TESTY. In Twelve Dialogues. , Ai, xi ; ••Voiy. Ad. Quin. Seen. tert. Hen ! Heu Catal. .Pue.at lxxx 6. Qh Olt! CN I Strait. Macbeth, Act s, Scene I. , .. . rr . ..nted for Wm. Miller, Albemarle street. • Lately published, pr i 4 6,, - ; 'printed uniformly, with -the above, An Essay or —the Art, of Ingeniously Tormenting; with an Engraving designed by Gillray. This Day was published, :In Two. VolumeS Delay°, price 16s. in boardg, . The ..Fittif f 'ficlition of F, (rs s vi, ptr•rr s .ENT s ÜBJECTS. By. the Rev. 10 H W F. - TT, B. D. Morning Preacher at the 'Fbundling Hospital, and Lecturer of the United Parishes of St.' Vedast- Foster and St. Mi. chael te-Queen. ' Printed for I . lohnson, and F and Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ;. and I. Marvinan, in the Poultry. - Where may be .had.l.hy the same Author, The Duty of 4cpentance," a Sermon, price ' ' . ESSENTIAL' SALT OF, LEMONS, For ; taking Iron 'Moulds, Ink - Sots, Red Witic,_and other Staihs out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c..and for many other Uses, as a Substitute for .Lemons. Price One Shilling the -Box. :HAVING received numerous Complaints that Compositions sold under the title of Salt of Lemons are not only anetiedual, but that they burn and destroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the Public, that my True Essential SALT of LEMONS is only to' be had, wholesale and retail, at my Shop hi Cockspur-street, and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my Anature on- the httom of each Box, and on the outside of the Wrapper. W.- BAYLEY. .N.B. The Salt of Lemons is•particularly useful to Ladies their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of F ru i t , zct,,,.;;;-.0 Gloves, 4c. and is much more agi cubic to use than Lemon itself. M the same place may be bad, Bayley 's Vk COerin„ Drops, for taking. Grease out of `Silk, Stull, Woollen Cloth, &c. . , DISEAStS OF THE EV.ES.• , Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Prince of ,Wales. LOWRIE's EYE-WATER,: whicb ;has been found peculiarly efficacious. in curing. InfLumnations, Dimness, aryl other Complaints of die Eyes, arts* trom. a variety of causes, particularly Cold, Measles, Dentition, lzc„- likewise in strengthening them when weak. This yalitable Remedy has bettll saOtioned by Sorne'Entinent Oculists, and ,other Medical Gentlemen, as well as attested by some of tite-tirst People in this Country ;, antl, hunt the king ( . Apeiienciot its great utility, the Proprietor can with confidence asszrt that, in:most cases, the use of- one Bottle will suffiL:iently prove its efficacy, and that much good will result from a more gene fal use pt tt. . Sold, by appointiM•nt, at BOurgeois, Amick, and Son, 32, Haymarket ; leboult and Co. tso, 0 xtbrd-road ; and Tutt, Itopil Exchange, iu Bottles at 2.5. 6d. and -6s..per Bottle, Stamp-duty included. AN ACCOUNT OF THAT MOST . EXCELLEgT MEDICINE, , 1 7 1-1 E CORDIAL I,IALM of GILEAD,' which is uniVery allowed to be an incoinparable Remedy for - Debilitated' Constitutions, Nervous Weaknesses, Loss of Appetite, , The Deleterious Eike - Is - of Hot Consumption, Climates, Pains and Weakness of the Habitual P urgings, - Stomach, • • - and particularly Weaknest of the Solids, The 'baneful consequences of Hypochondriac Affections, • hitemperance. I it short, it is happily calculated. for the -- Weak;'Sickly, and Infirm. Where the Cvnstitution has been reduced by Disease or Irregularities, its Elfeds as - a Restorative are unprece. dented. • • • • • • :Prepared by Or. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near.tiver pool ; 'and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, and Mathews and Leigh, No: 18, Strand, • London ; 'and by one or More Person's" in every Market Town in the United Kingdom. . • " Health is the greatest of all possessinns.—A. hale Cob ler is better than a sick King."—dm ck ERST FF. The CORDIAL BALM of GI Lk; AD is certain!y the most elegant and efficacious Medicine 'tv,r yet discovered, in weak and shattered ,constitutions, w: ai ness of sight or memory, •hy pothopdria, treniblings, - horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and all other diseases - arising - from a re laxed state ot, the nei . vons system, and of-ten the conse quence ot intemperance„debauchety,. inattention to -the, ne cessary cares of health, itNury, &c., In sedentary,. inac.:.tive or studious fire, tirS Cordial taltn has universally es:J.lsi ishcd s,.rrsturative elii acy, and.may be justly enumaetted ainongi , t the foremost ot those happy disepveTies which medical re search 14s procured.as the blessiligs . of the litnaurace, and greatest coenteractive to - human - misery. Thousauds at this moment, in he 4.‘pited Kingdom, live to praise the day they first applied to this admirable, Remedy, and enjoy the ble;- , flogs of health, woo •inig.tit' otherwise have dropped into an • timely grave. This elegant Preparation haiingrisen to the highest repute, is earnestly recommended so taise Ladies who trom•repeated and difficult labours, are aglicted with weaknesses and ties; lit which cases it strengthens the stomach, the weak.:_n ed organs,- and the n hole constitution. • , 'Those who, in an advanced life feel the.consequences ,of exci*ss, or unfortunate youth who iriav•.; - brought on themselves it numerous train of MIS, will,by the tis.• of this most invaluable Restorative, find-themselves restored to health and strength; and all the melancholy symptoms . re mQved, which are.the general effeCts of suclicaeses. The Cordial Balm of Gildad is a most. noble Medicine, composed of some of the choicest balsams 'and strengdaeners "in the whole Materia Medica. The process'is long - amr Jab and requires the most nice .and,minute attention. I t assuredly affords the finest permanent relief to those unhappy youths who have been deluded at an early age into a secret and destrudive vice, .now. cOin,non atilong them, as well as to persons of all ages afflicted Mtn 'Nervous Disorders, pro.' ceeding either from 'an immoderate use of tea, hard drinking, helit of climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad ly ings.in, immoderate course of the menses, 6ac. • Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; Mr.. .• Smith, Perfumer, No. 3 8, and Mr., Raeburn, North Bridge Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Sothh-Bridge; Mr.• Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, G lasgow ; • W, Cameron, Greenoek ; G. Browning, Paisley; El. Craw ford,,Kilmarnock ; W. Young, Irvine ;, A. Forsyth, and P. ,Whiteside, Ayr; W.,(2.rawford,' • Girvan; I. Carson, . New- Douglas; T. WA/titian, Kirkcudbright; T. M‘C redie, Kirk., aldy ; J. illyth, Leven; ..1. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan; Dun , , dee; P. Craigie, Montrose; J. Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Aberdeen ; 1V lik ae, Bai; M'lntosh, Inverness . ; T. M'Kenzie; Strirna , .vay ; P. Taylor, Stranraer • Johnson and Bisset, Perth; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline ; Wilson, • Dunbar ; AT. bloat!) ; .Dickson, Inglis, DUmfries ; .Phorson;••BerwieK. ; Weddei, N ; Paterson, Arbutlanot, and amiesolf, terlie.4 ; M'Donald, lkongate, GlasgeW; and by most li• - )oksellers and . . Venders of Patent Medicines in the United ,. Kingdom: . STATE LOTTERY. I . , • ICAR N O DSO, GODLUCK, and Co. fee kH sp - edthily recommend to the Public. ho mean to ad- N - enti,,,, in the present State Lottery, an immediate or early purchase, as Tickets and Shares .will continue to advance in price; the Scheme .being so constructed, that during the Nvhole,time of DraWing there - never can , be more than three Blanks to a Prize ;:and from the great Capitals of Twenty five ThatiOnd Pounds, Twenty Thousands,..Ten Thousands Zee. !hey trust increase in value,._ and cannot at.any period he IT.r.ver. The Lottery begins I,rawing -on the 11,th of the I?nesoit Month. - Cor:ihill and. Charing CRISS. , This Day was published, The Second Edition, price„l4s,-in boards,-, A PRACTICAL ESSAY .on DISTORTION in the LEGS and •F E ET of CULL o . lt EN, anct Others:. with an Appendix, containing Sixty-two Cases that have been successfully treated in. Patients between the - AgeS of- tWo Weeks and twenty:fiveNears •• with Forty-six Plates. N. It The Appendix may:lie had separate. Printed for the Authpr,. and sold. at: "ins No. so, Strand. . . Where may be had, price 0. in boards, The Second Edition, of Useful Hints •to .those who are afflicted with Ruptvtres ; on the Nature, Cure, and conse quences of the Disease ; oat the Empiiical rraelices of the present day. The present is a splendid and most interesting Number. • Published this Day, price zs. 6d. to be continifed - Monthly, Being the Third Number of • 1- 4 4 -BELLE ASSENIBLEK; or,'BELL's COURT and FASHIONABLE 'MAGAZINB. The Embel lisMuents in this Third Numb:r are More beautiful even than those in the two first, being • • . • First most beautiful Portrait Print of Her Rov'tl High ness the Princess Sophia of Gloucesier, engraved by Scriven,. ...in' his best manner, with permission of the Duke of GlouceS. ' ter frOm the original PietUre by Sir %V . lieeckey, in the posy. • session of His Royal Hightiess. - Second—Seven Wnole-length Portraits, charmingly en. graved, representing the Spring Fashions, with appropriate Head-dresses,. as taken from real Dresses, design ed an(' made ,by - the most distinguished tashionable Dreks - makers in I.odon. • I, Third - New and Fashionable Patterns for Needle-Work.' - Fourth—An Original Song Set to MUsic expressly and elusively for this Work by Mr. Hook', whose compositions have so signally contributed to preserve the original simplicity sv, eetness'or . the English Song s , , . The Literary Department contains such a variety of Origi nals, and . iiidielotts Miscellanies, as Will' entitle . this Publi .cation to rank with the most esteemed Works in the . Libraries • oi Ladies of Classical Taste and Seleetioit. Some Impressitms of the Work are coloured to the cited of the Original Drawings, and may be had at 4s. each Num ber. The two first Numbers of this Work are nnw before the Public, and their reception has been fiatteying beyond ex ample; new Editions of each Number have been required, and they are now ready to• deliver withlntpre,smons'of the beautiful Embellishments - restored p.) their original per fection, LUIICIOn Printed fqr j. Bell, at the Weekly Messenger Odke, S.utliampton.street, Strand. This Day was' published, Handsomely Printed in -Svo. illustrated with three. Plates, priee Ss. ti4a rds' . " ATREATISE on PRACTICALNAVIGATION ant SEAMANSHIP; with Directions fur the 'Manage. 2'l - tent °fa Ship in all ; aiid•also a full and accurate Decription of :thd Enghsli.Channel, with distinerend clear Directions tor ,its Navigation from the Downs westward, and frqm its Entrance to the Downs; - the. Result, of actual' and la6uridus Sureys duridg Sixty-lour Years of constant Service. • t3y the late WILLIAM . NICHELSON„tsq. .Master Attendant of Chatham.; yard, and 'a Governor .of the Chest at Chatham; Author Ora -Voyage to the East Lndies. Printed tOrj. Mawinan, No. 22; Pi.u!try. • SIR,'-CHARLES LINNE's•SYSTEMA NATURAL. • - This Day was published. in SeVen large Vols. 8v,.. With a Lite and tine Portrait of the . Author, a.Dietionary ' 'explanatory of the-Terms which occur in Natural History, and appropriate;copperplates, price 41.45. in hoards,. AGENERAL SYSTEM of NATIIRL, through the three Grand Kingdoms .of Animals, Vegetables, and Minerals, systematically . divided into• their several Classes, Orders,' Genera, Species, and VarietieS. By. Sir CHARLES Li NNE, Translated by WILLIAM TuRTON, M. 1). Fellow of the Linnxarl Society, Author' of thc•M4lical Glossary, &c. *:'Besides the gendral - ground- woik of Ginelini now, tte. theteare incorporated into - this Edition various prcived modemarrangements, •togetlier"with such new Mate rials andSorreCtions as have occurred in the Linnaean and other Transaaions, and in the Classical Works of Shaw, Sowerby, Donovan; Lewin, ' Martin, Lambert, Andtews, Thornton, A bhoPti dllwvn, &c. • London,: Printed for.i.ackington, Allen, and Co. -Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square, and sold by all, Booksellers. • CO - For the account - 16(14km of those who may prefer it, the Work will be sold separately on the following terms.- 7 The Anitnals.„•4 Vols. 31. the Vegetables, ; vOls. tl. 12S. and the Minoial.), t vol. Bs. in boards. . TEMPLE OF .THE MUSES. This Day was published, • In Two very neat Pocket 'Volumes, price 6s..in boards, THE INCAS ; 4x, The DESTRUCTION of - PERU. - By M. MAR - MONTEL. • London': Printed for Lackington, Allen, ,and Co. 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OAKOSI - 1, ELM, and BEECH TIMBER. .BE SW.I) BY MJCTU)N, At the King's 'Anna Inn, at Godalining. in the County of Surrey, on Monday, the 12th day of May inst. precisely at Twelve P'Clock, in Nine Lots, SEVEN - HUNDRED .and SEVENTY-MNE OAK TREES, Two Hundred and Forty Ash Trees, Ohe Hundred and Ninety-one Elm Trees, and Twenty-two Beech Trees, now standibg on several Farina and Land; in the Parishes of -Itascomb, Afold, and Godaliniiig, in said County; all rnarked, numbered, antl:llllmiuered. For aview of the Timber apply to Mr. Ch. Oliver, at Hascomb, ❑ear Godalining. And for further particulars to Messrs. Strong, Still, "aitt Stroniz. Solicitors, 5, Lincoln's- Inn ; or Mr. Wan Sanders 'Robinson, Siirvoyor, Reigate, Surrey. - L I .41 r t. ,1 71 ' • 4 FRIDJ Y, MAY 2, 1806. • SECOND EDITION ENLARGED. - This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. A N ADDRESS to the. Right,Hoo. W. WIND 11AM, in which his New M E AS , U RE. of PUBLIC DE FENCE is Considered; and some , Remarks on Brig.-Ge neral sTE WA RT's Painphlet. Southampton prin•ed : and sold in London by T. Ridgway, opposite Bond-street, Piccadilly. Mr. WINDEIAM's This nay was published, price zs. 6d, .„ THOUGHTS on .01-4..A.NGING the SYSTEM of NATIONAL DEFENCE at the present moment, and on the Chnnge proposed. • • Printed for john Stocktlile, Piccadilly.;' Of whom may behad, in One Kolume, Quarto, price One Ctiinei. A Systematic 'View ,of the _Forin4tion, Discipline, and Economy of Armies. By Robert Jackson, Esq. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Crown 06tavo, price 1 . 25. in boards, THE MILITARY, POLITICAL, and HISTO JL MEMOIRS of the late Count.DE HORDT, - Native of SWeden, Lieutenant-General in the Service of Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, embracing the princi pal Events which have occurred in thedifferent States of .Eu rope, 'and more particularly,' in Sweden, from the Reign of Charles XI. to that of Gustavus 111. Together with some' interesting pritiate Anecdotes of those Great Personages who then tilled' the Northern Thrones, of Europe.. Translated from the French. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. , 2`• ',./':';' 'Si l l. fr 7 ;4l Pt!; l t t il,“;.,q 4 -:; • SP;t11,1; - .- PHYSIC: DE VELNO's VEGETABLE" PILLS are proved, by experience, to be the bust and lin;sl innocent Aire.. native, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; and those mho are affiided with the Scurvy, Scorbutic: Eruptibris, Leprosy, • Scrophula, Rr any other Disonl-rs anising.fr in vitiated Blood; or those who have impaired their - Constitutions by Dissipation or juvenile indiscretiors„ should by no means omit a cows& of the. Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of this valuable Vegetable Alterative is sO pleasant and salutary as not to interfere-with the avocations of- blisiness or plea. sure ; its attliOn is aznifined to the aninril - juice,;,...and requires no alteration or restraint in diet ; it dissolves in the stomachs • blends wijh . the food, and pervades rife circulating fluids, correcting in its passage any deviation from a sale bt coovaiesceiv.:e ; in short, it is the long .anaglit4Or Vegetable • Speciti.2, or sale, but adivc„ Sut`rstitrte tf.r t , ,at mineral, Mercury, whiCil may he said to C 111%! only h kit . ling ; its efficacy excites tile - attention and sorprise of nictii ' cal men, for‘wiiesi all other ine:beiries have De Vel ' no's Pills inaq be relied on as a soceitic Disorders which originate,in anlinpure or iMpairect state ()Idle Blood. lone Can he genuine, wheresoever or by wriumvaever unless the Bill of Directions is, signed in Keg Ink, by the Proprietor. , , C. sTAPLEs. Prepared by Mr C. Staples, flaw sole Plopriet6r, having purchased the Recipe of Hr. j, Pidding. and sold whole Sale and retail by Sl:w; and Edwards, • 6s„' St. Paul's Churen yard, on tile Footway ; retail also ny Dickinson, Coo, Ber nard -street ; Clarke, Borough; and Tutt, Excliarge; price 4s.- 6d. and 225. NhlV FNEWBERY and SONS, - No. , St. Paul's 45 . Church..yaA, london,..Noprietors of Dr. laines's Powder and other valuable Prepara:ions, inform the Public, that in consequence of the. Ne.v Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future zs • 9i. per 'Packet, or 11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen; hut the quantity of a Dozen Packets iii a. Bottle (asitmi up for the Army and Navy) maybe had For IL 45. And as Stamp are.preparcd, by order of the Cons. missioners, for Mc. Newbery's separate use,' in which the wordS, " F. Newbery, No. 4 , ;, St. Paul's," .are engraved, and as it is presumed that tins will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be cbscontinuett. The following are. the Prices of their Medicines, to the first tiventiof which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are attixed, but thOse who purebasisix or more, at a time, will be al• lowed the Stamps gratis s. d. Dr. lames's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative • t 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o De. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills .; 4. Do.. large Box 24 0 -Fre.ikelsTina.of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers 0 podeldoc z 6 Dr. kin xivani's ditto 2` Do. Convillsion - 2. ,6 "Tonic . • - z 9; Ditto Nitre Drops z 6 English CiAlee • 9 1)o. Camomile Drops , t 9- Dr.. Pills. I - Do. Paregoric Lozenges I 1?-- e (irant's Drops - It Ai:gib:naps Bk)is ditto t is .Inglish's s"c,,ts r. o EssericecfGoltsfoot ,3 6 Henr)'s'M :gnesia 7. 6 Mr. Sl)ence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Onys . 5 6 - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 lones's Rheum. 'Pin d. 3 6 Dr. Solamk.rs Tea 2 g !terry's 13ilious Pills 4, 6 • Greer,6llizres Tincture r Essenceof Peppermint Y It Do! . Tolu 'Lozenges t ti t Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Essence of Gingcr - 2 6 N. B. As :nan9 Persons, 'particularly Messengers, mis take The House of Messrs. NewSery, they think it necessary to point out, that it is at the East I;ibi of St. Paul's, foal . Doors from CheapSilitt, with these word; inscribed on the Front : " THE •t)NLY W I: PHoIIS I , I.OR DR. 11 '4l; Stq plowpriz " • S.' (I. 1 \ L. IN., - SIR. , Edinburgh,- May a, (Roo. . IN the • Spring of 1.794 I was - affliae4 with . a Venereal ,Complaint, which I treated With indiffer ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a. regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the lenee of the Disease (by, inercerial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first ,Gentlemen 0f roe . Faculty here, worse - and worse for two years, , I. was reduced to a stare, almost un raralleled . and, beyond description, being an `entire leper, • and ulcerated from head to t00t..--M, bead, - throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c.. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on. my body, , aod , nearly totally e.,- prived tot sight. : —lt would be voluminous to- particula, rue ail mycase--,sufliee-it to say, there never was, of ever : • Will b; one .ot' 'a more dangerous,. or, of a more compli cated nattir. I was lung- toulted upon by my friends, and imagined. 'myself, beyond all hopes - or recovery ; and, 'in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. .In this dreadful situation did 1 drag .a most miserable existence, till I..)ivine Providence: threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a - J Mr B. of Plymouth—my friends reed it, ,I could not.,-1 - sent and procured some of your. ,L EA KE's P ATE-NT I'l LLS, which, by using front time to time, am now, and liare long been, (after more than four years indescribable • distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy born to time a few months ago, In gratitude to Goa, and in hopes o f r endering my fellow-oreatUre. service, I rcque3t you to publish this ; and you may at ally time Niel parsons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further cuiars*, to me or my fliends, by letter or person: As few cases ter badness Will- everequal mine, and none exceed it, 1 have bout experience every reason to assure mankind, that in, your LE.-i.K.E's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, - safe, and radical cure, tin thae most dread ful s'•.age of the - Venereal - Disease, which- is • called c - FIRMED LULS. 1011 N THOMPSON. * Insurmountable family reasons ,prevent making •my name and address public ; but creilitables persons really wanting intormation may also -be 'referred to enc . and my 'friends by Mrs.-S. Clark, Rernsay,Gantens,- Edinburgh. - Pr.2.pared and Sold ny the -Sole proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Memberofthe Royal .College or .Surgeons . in London, at his house, No. A New P ridge-street, • Where he will give Advice without 'a, fee,- to persons 'tak ing these Pills, and , will answer- patients. letters, if pest paid; on the same terms, observing: in all- costs the most - inviolabfe -secrecy, n-i person's name us. case - having been,' thentione4l,,but at their own particular request, by the Pro- ; priet,ir, during the course or .more than thirty-six years, - that he has had the concluding or - an extenslve sale of the above Medicine, and the-practice 'arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, ;or the conve nience of shost. living at a, distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; - Mr. Macdonald, Printer; galas- , gow, to whom also -Mr. 17. refers for ins . tiddressi at the' - Penumer i s, No. 35, St. Alhait's , •street, ; Mr. • Rotertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, oxfi.d-street; 'Mr. 1.. ,borough's, No. 7, Fish-stfect-Bill, nearly opposite the Mo. - nurnent ; Mr. Steel's, Booltaeller, No. t, timon-row,, Little Tower-hill; MI, Callwell's, Dublin ; and by-One - person in • every considerable - town in Great-Bit:am and :Ireland, in • Boxes or 'only es. ed. each, scaled - - up - with full a4ul plain ' • diredions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure mem.' Selves with e...se. arid secrecy, - N. 13. Every box sold in, Great Britain is sealed up . - with a Stamp, on __Which, by' favour of the Cemmis sioners, is printed, at the • Stamp-0 dice. —" T. Taylor, No, 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and 1 all otters are cnantericl.l., `P ° co