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UMBER 4455.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. N FRIDAY NEXT, Dec. 26, 1806, will . be pertbrrn,.(l, GEORGE BARNWELL. - Thorougliood, Mr. POW F. LL ; • Barnwell, Mr. EYRE; George Bartstell, Mr. Ff. SI D DONS ; Truman, Mr. BART L E Y.; Blunt, Mr. COOKE. Milwood, - Mrs. POW ELL ; Maria, Miss BOYC'E. • Lucy, Mrs. SPARKS. •. - After which will be produced (never ailed) a new Comic Paivomime, called THE ENCHANTERS ; ' Or, HA R.I. EqUI N LTA UN: . • The O'verture and 'Music composed by Mr. SHAW. ...Misnar (Harlequin Sultaun), Mr. HA RT LA N D. • (Being' his first appeaxauce on this Stage); • • Horain (the Vizier), Mr. COOK E ;, Doubar i Scaramouch), Mr. MALE Ourodi (Pantaloon), Mr. L VERA RDI 13enaskar (his Son), 'Mr. PLA CIDE ; Fabrt (Pero),. Mr. ['OFF. ; Arab Chief, Mr. DI ; Urchin (the Clown),. Mr. MON IG M ERY (Being his first Appearance on - this•S rage). Princess flimijuna (Columbine), Mrs. SH A KP ; Alacoma (the 6oad Genii), Mrs; MAT lIE WS ; Attendant Genii, Master WEOT, Miss C. I S"L'OW. Els/(HANTERS, . Vappuck, Mr.GIBBON ; Tasnar, iLlr. FIEZSIMMONS; Olurnond, Mr. EVANS ; Win, Mr. 11l I LLE R. . • Chorus of Arabs, Enchanters, Sze. 111 , ssrs. Evans, Fisher, Danby, :11 , 1addecks, Cook, Caul_ field, Rhodes, 84c,—Mesds. Gardintsr, Iladdocks, Kelly, Menage, Wells, S. De Camp, Selwin, The Dances by Mrs. Sharp ; Mesds. Davis, 'Twamley, - Green, Horribo, H. and F. • Dennett (Pupils of Mr. D"_igville). On Saturday, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer, in wiliclf Mr. 124y,•frqm the Theatre Royal - , Cheltenham, r , ill • make his first appearance in the CharaCter of Young• Mar. love. And on Monday Miss Ray will make her second appearance In Amelia, in - Lovers' Vows. THE SUBSCRIBERS to - TREATISES,on RE- Ag and SC RI PTI: It A L Sti 13 J Eel's, by - the late ROB E 'HOLM ES - , DJ). Dean of WineheNter, ,are ‘' • t N T.:spedfully informed, that Cop:es of the or,: are ready .to be delivered at 1. Cooke's, and f . Parker's, Booksellers, Oxford; at 'l'. 'Payne's, at the Mews Gate; J.. White's, Fleet -street; and Messrs. Payne and Mackinlay's, Strand, London. And it is humbly, requested that those Snbscribers, whose Subscriptions have not yet been received; will - be pleased to give diredions lot • the Payment of the: "fiatne 4 . t either of the above-mentioned Places. Dec. 23, 18.4. . GRAND SCHEME.. , . . , z Prizes of - - - - 4 3 0,000 - - 20,000 2 -- .. - • 1.:,000 3 • - . - - sOOO. 5 - .. - tOOO 8 - - .. 500 , ' . &c, &c. &c. • SWIG I' and Co. No.' 11 ; Poultry, and No. 12, 0 Charing-cross; have un Sale the.Tickels and Shares, of the above State Lottery, which begins Drawing on the tith of next Month. , In the List Lottery, No. 7457, a Prize of to,oook. No. "-tog, a Prize of toool. and No. 7479, a Prize of cool". were all shared, sold, and registered,"at Swift and Co.'s Officer,: STATE LOT' ERY. 2 - Priz4s of . - 3C30,c00 - - - - - 20,003 • 2 - 10,000' 3-- - - . &c. ex. &c . HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 0, Royal Exchange, London are _now selling TICK ETS and SHARES tor the STATE ' i.oTTER`V which begins Draw iing the .tjth of January, 1%4, the - Scheme of ivhich contains the above Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other .k=r:zes. • In tke late Lottery, No. 9,550, a Prize of zooool. and No. 19,574, a to,obol. were bath sold in Shares byy HA ZARD, bURNE and Co. 6)rrespondi-itts accompanying their Orders with Re- Mittances,.will be treated on the :Jame Terms as if present. ..I.etters (post-paid) duly answered. - • ARMY ANI) NAVY EQUIPAGE.' • HE ,PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, • Fai-ni i ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very resped tullyrecommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on • improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chair's, for on Board Ship.; Musquitto Net Furniture,,and Patent 3rass-serew Bedsteads, for Last and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at IVIORGAINI and SANDE RS's • - Patent Bedstead Manufactdry and. Ware-Rooms, • - Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine•stleot, Strand. Moren and Sanders's New invented Imperial nining ables, allowed to be the most coMplete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a lio?‘• but ten - Inches deep. ' • • . N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Wart.: FREEHOLD FARM,. ROCHFORD HUNDRED, ESSEX. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, In March, if not previously Disposedof by Private Contraa, FARM, called CHICHESTER's HALL, si , tudte in the Parish of Raw reth, in •the Hunched of Rechlord and County of ; consisting of One Hundred and Forty Acres, ehidly'Arable and rich Wheat Land. The Premises areon the Turnpike 'Rued leading Tram Lon don to Rayleigh, thirty-one miles from London, within two miles of a Wharf to the London Market, and,obout two miles from Rayleigh. The-same is well lett on Lease,. and the Land-Tax is redeemed. A considerable part of the Purchase„ money may remain on Mortgage of the. Premises_ • • For further • particulars apply, by Letter (post-paid), to Mr. Deacon, Watford, Hertfordshire. ROYAL PATENT. GODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM, For Curing Coughs, Colds, Astlhrii4s, and Consumptions. SO universal is the Efficacy of this Medicine, that a Body of Physicians have admitted it as the first Pre iaration ever discovered for the cure of the above most dread ful•M.Aladies. Numerous of the first Nobility, as well as _ythers have been re s t ore d to h e alth by i t , man y o f whor es have been pronounced by the Facitty past recovery. This year (t8o6) many Cures have been performed, some of which the Faculty declared were in a more rapid decline. than they had ever before witnessed. The Proprietors most solemnly declare it as their opinion, that thousands of lives would be saved were they to have recourse to it'at autumn and spring,• and preparatory to their visiting and returning from public amusements, by which' means Colds , would be 'prevented frpm affecting; their lungs ; for it never tails success when takeriupon the first attack. Certified Facts and References given at No. 3, Bloornsbury.square. 'hese proots, with thirty years reputation, are sufficient to convince reason that no person ouyiltt to despair, however ill with either complaint: All ranks of . people who know its value keep it by• thetn, and its Sale increases inure by recommendation than by . advertising.. Tne Proprietor's Name at full length upon the stamp covering the cork of each butt le. • N; B. Sold by the first Medicine Venders in Town'and Country. • - CZ Attendance from Eleven till two. o'Clock. . lust published, price 2s. ATREATISE on HERNIA HUMORALIS or, SWELLED TESTICLE : detailing; air attive p Liu of Treatment for the Cure ot the Disease; and also Me rnarks on that species of Blindness arsing frolic Specks or Opacity ot 'the Cornea, in which a new and successful Me thod ot Cure is explainctl . and illustrated by Cases. By THOMAS LUX:1100141.:, Mjrnber of the Itoyal College of S til ! 4cons, 'Surgeon E xtraor- Inary to His loyal Highness the Pi ince of Wales, Surgeon td the Eastern Dispensary, and, tlie Hon. Artillery Corn panV . Published and 'sold by S. Highley, Fleet-street; and may be had of the Author, No. 27, St. AL,ry -Axe. • To 'i'ittl:Mr $ Y LOK, Es%; . Sir . ; No.' q, New 13fidzestreet,. London. 7 CONSIDER -it.but an ate of justice, due to the merits of. your 1:: AK. E's P N 1'! 1 r LS, to cuut munieUte to you t he. folio vt ing Cure which ha.; ri:cetit:y.l)cen perivrnied by - A.cquaintance of mite, by thf bi'eakink out of an old Venere.d - Complaint .(attended !: , .y a cOmplication of dis o rders arisin6 - tierefront), %vas reduced al_. most to a skeleton ; and 'although he had the best medical advicehich could he obtained, and tried a varieiy of Patent Medicines, tiotiini„; cu'uld be vro.:ured seemed•to'suit his case, or to , do . hwtany service:. her.on.,inctl in ...A mist (I!:ced4o pitiable situation two years, unable to follOw his profession, and scareel•,:- ahla to walk or even to stand on his le,. s ; in tat'_ no one. win) Lie,: him inier,snppuseii it pos sible tor him tt, ico;ver. fit Waz; aaViSed at Last ;to try your I.f.ake's -did so, iqiivriix etriCtl y to the tiiirebons given with tbian. 11 hat nui taken tcore than two krxes he. tore he. tolind:-in ,alteration for th,. _beitvr : this , eneduraged him. to proceed, anti by taking a few boxes more lie found his appetite and strength► gradually return, and is now as health►% and stout as any man t know. You ar! . 'avekotne, Sir; %.ky icier any person tonic for a contiritui ion of the'aboa+e a:.‘ount it it-should be doubte4: I atIT4 Sir, • y.,ur obetiient }fumble servant, Library, Haikstot e. THOS.- PURDAY: • ; Prozied and Sold by the Sole- l'roprferr,r, TAYLOR, Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House,. No. -9, 'lsiew litidg - e-street ; Where, after'a constant residence of inure than Forty Years, in a' practice particularly directed to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those ineilental the Parts of Generation In both Sexes, With that inviolable seerec) 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 f•e ,esteenied by a dyscerning . /kublic,.- as an advihitage.seldom to trembtained, id void of ambiguity. Also sold, - lay his Appointinelat, for the convenience of theise living at a-dis•tance,-at the Perfumer'S, - Na: 35, - St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 03, Oxford. street Mr: lii6borougles, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; . Baxter's, South-i,ridge,•Edinburgh • Mr. Nl 4 iionald's, C las• bi:v; Mr. Buli,*Daine=street, ; Mr. Billinge's, Li verpool ; Mr. ~ , tkinson's, Mancnester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Groat Britain and Ireland, in Boxes o . f only 25. gd. sealed up with full—and plain diredions, whereby persons of either sex may ,cure zheinseives 'with ease, speed, secrecy ; and safety. B. , Lyeryliox sold in Great Britain is sealed., up with a stamp, on which,• by •favou r of the. Commissioners, is print ed at the Starup-ollice, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge, street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are coml. teffeits. • . * THEN , Professional Men of Edubation an d It:sponsibility dt;viate from the g.meraf .6)ysteni by the selection of a p , .:•culi:er branch, the. saivi,onOf long con- Willed success is the best criterion 9. 1 superiority. Thirteen years }iv:Nil devoted my practice to the exclusi, e treattna of Three .I )isorders, the successful result of my. plan gives in:: additional ardor to oppose, as far as I air; able, the rust r of those Cornplaims which are the most imrortaot iri the• Cat alopie ot,i-iunian ". . . After trait ation into every liranch,• as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a wish at an-early period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, pr the equally dangerous precipitancy of _general - Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my, attention, comprise every species of VENE. it EA INVE CT I whether of a recent or long 'du ration': idly, All kinds. of debility, whether 'arkine; from the habits of 5..1i001-boyS, or the indulgences of mature age:‘ Ahd, lastly, tiat derangement at tile system in wo men which is called 13A. R It. E NNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous i )iseases are the result. of ignorance, or has;e in the trear;nent of a simple Gonorrhoca; and' it not - frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an Unguarded hour. a sliperio'r me. 'Md such Complaints are easily 'cured; and, even where others have tailed, I trust that I may p resume to oil e r a ~ • radicalJ.e,-estiblisnment. • . ' Few, howeve - , acre tile cases of complicatec! distress it this disorder, e9ivi:.arefi with the.calainit;eas sittlatirins at Merl, who, from ail :indulgence in a solitary or tht ga',etie.; of a Eislitolible lite, aci<oile st;_ze of Avh;ch is the unavoidable consequence. 0 . 1 . such Wl,..tre the unhappy Sufferer bviotis over his rnisery, but carefully conceals ti!s misfortune, it may be seine lation for ..fiiin. to •know, that attliou4ii it be an objett of doubt or uncertainty with other Pra#iti,ner.s,. the reino.val of these Delic:iencLe, by the gradual progress of Renova. tion, is, the acquire:nem of ray Experience. :I the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce-Manly vigour, Inuch'anxiety will he prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid :state; and in these eases, no great difficulty. Will oeui:r.. • But where thi \ I )ciiciency his for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably , equis!te to revive the slum. be f ing. $, / ,: t rits , o 2 . Lite, and to re-antinate the Constitiriion. . NI Ai(ICI E 1) 'Ai' ) EN , Who have long betli disappointen in their expetiations or' a Family„ may be assured, that'in most inst.imes, such defeas are curable by Medical skill. The .secresy winch , 'so essential to my undertaking,' ant the quafiticatrutls which -I have presumed to stare, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such th:s intimation is given, that Mr. ]treemay . be. consulted personally, or by. Letters (inclosing a small Note), at Ins Louse, No. 29, Arundel.. street, Strand, near Temple tar 1 - There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, Itclioin'a:g,.and the .Nathe is on both' the doors. Meubct ql thc Itoyal College of Surgeons. [PICCE SIXPENIE ... *. TRANOORT OFFICE - • . Deentber 17, IS -.6. CO2II4IISS(ONERS for Concluaing HIS ,11 1 / I .7ESFY's TRANSPORT SENPIC E, fir taki.ig Care of Sick and Wounded Seanien, and for the 'Care a•-d Ciesto,. : ty If Prisoners?"' 1P:a1. 3 do hereby give Notice, that they will be a 4' a t ibis Office, on ,Thursday, the, Bth jantory, 1807 , to ,I.ece'inie Tenders, and ttratuith such Persons ar 'm be willing t)Toktr,i4 for supp . 4.4ng the wider .mentioned tirades. for:tbe Service of the Royal 11,spital at Haslar, from. the ist • . Feb. 1807, to the 3tsl 1).-cember following Beef Salt '• • • • Ltimp Sugar Multoh Cheshire Cheese• , . Muscovado Sug3r, , 13raLl Candles Sporinac,-ti Oil . Beer ' 'Soap ite!ined Seal Oil llavins • Scotch Barley Red Port Wine Oatmeal, Vinegar Mountain Wine. Rice No Tender will he received after One o'clock esit the Trealy, nor any Indeed 114:eYS the Party, or a n Agent Ar him, persynu4ynitendt. Each Tender nti,,rt Gr uccompanied Lette.7 Ain't two reJpeciable Persons epgaeg i r to ivcc,lne'6. , 4nd :;: , c Person tendiring in the S:etn of se,:cl. f -r - the due if7:I.,MPICe of the Covras;.. Farther Partieulars mg, be know ' by iip6 , l,lg at this Cl ice, or to the Stiwar,l and Agent Ef the saidilospital: SUR GEONS. • • Dec. 13cr;. 'THERE Icing alf of r/SS/S. TAN "P-SLIR -A- . GEONS to serve is 16e Lira' the ~ .. ;,!:-, s Jo, cOnd,-11 , ,g Fralsport Sc , v.ice, the Car.' (j. S.'ck aid tr.iokd Seamen, &c. d. hereby g:ve Actice, !ha: snc, Gentiewen a.r vsqy be deshor ±,:f entering /49, the vAv, cg application at this els'e I.e.•!er,t bef.r, fix Rayal o , First cr • Tith d h LID , . ite.,:ch ; acd ij vial.l, , ied, the; .72 ill le S%t's, a,,,! l c .111.1c.ed Jr6in their 1,41 re, a,d fr , „7l the ,P,44. t2,iL.hich th;) , may Be orde,,d to prceecd r I'HE fofiott;ing-are ±l2e ii!lowcznieS RTanted 1!" ilfafrv) , ',- Order" it: C uncif f the 23d of fani. , a7, to the .Ihdical,Officers of the R.r.„1.221.1\ra' - .-v. II()SVITAL Frill Pay Half Pay per them. per Diem. ~‘ .r. d. s. d. Horne Service - o 6 6 , - 0 2 o J'orzign Sei vice - 9 7 6 o 2 0 Lo I iffy l` k lutit.:y . p:l Week ros. 6d. DISPENSERS OF'HOSPITALS. To 'tiny,: - o 70 Money per Week - tis. ASSISTANTS to SURGEONS of SHIPS. Besides tie Ship's Provisions - 0 6 0 0 5 o ,2 6 or 0 3 . , SURGEONS of Sq.IPS. Not li:tvipg ttrvert six_yeas - o la }laying sL:rye.l stx years - - o 11 Having se; vW ten years - - 014 Having serred twenty years - o id Ail Harbour Duty Ships except 14)spital Ships - - ' - clO Ships First A ppointm,nit . ois Auerye.;:s,•:rvice 0 iS , Atter 2.1 ye.;•iri RQtiremmt_ * -k,tter 20 fears, it limn 1.1 he.igit:l cuintrit.:Lii in the scrvice • A tter 30 years service Including three years as Hospital Mate or Assista,it Surgecn. Mediciii,!s and Utensils for Ships to be . provided by Government. SURGEONS' ot HOSPITALS. • S1111:` 33 o 5 o o 6 u 6 o 6 0 IC 0 Ii o fj o 1 o o On their first Appol.it,ment Atter ten years service - - .Lodging Money when not allowed a Resi &nee within the Hospital, per W. 1;s. I'IIYSICIAN.S.ta-FILETS and 1105- P LTA IS. On their. first Appointment A i ter. three years service , - • Atter ten vears service .., Lodging Money when not allowed a Resi dence m the Hospital, per Week 11. is.. Pensions to WidOws. of Ph"yslcians and sorgeons, as * shall be direded by the Right Hon. the lords Commissioners of the Admiralty: Further if.rmatifot may be obtaleed at this Office , at.the tea? Nava! th..ipitatr Lr this Count j, at the R yul l,rfrnl it,-, Eiii 7 bui - 0, of Air: C/arke, at Dubihi, and Dr. (.7-, 1 ; " ALEX. APLEARY, •)t - bti ps. t t 1 t 6 . 2 2 0 o co 6 o o A '0 IjERSONTS who have unfortunately made use of that dangerous Mineral ,Mercury, would do w l / 4 -11 weigh% the consequenCes bet4c it is too late, an'il re.inrt those Meilicines.of established celebrity and cnaracter ior permanent. and radical Cure, and thereby establish their Health upon the most firm and lasting The Anti-lmperigines, or Solomon's Drops, prove.of the highest utility in all cases of "dePraved habit with -att:.-etn),ts of the skin :" Hence its efficacy in the case of Scurvy, tatla or Le'prnsy, as well as in elle Continued Lucs ; an,! .bv its sanative power it expels the virus out of the :•.vsi - eni, And restores it to convalescence. In Scorbutic Complanlis, Luca, Mercury,, Antanotiy, and ., l, - ;atOrt b r;xoniniedied and tried, but they reduce Patients hav, 2 . made use thein'to the itio,t deplorable suite, and lid ve left Complaints which the skill and a bilitieS'of the Fir 4; I hysi_ clads have been unable to cope with. 'flies,: DisorderNAY belbre the I ::::+.:z_ts of the Anti-Inapetigines prepared by:Ltr. SolOirion;G:lr:.rd House,rwar afflicted Patient in she most gentle manner, even wit.:n vation ha's and-leaves the whole frame rim and i;t_ fui. The nn resi , edable.signatures whicb haa , a. appz3red in oar raper from to time will Lpc.lk. t ' any encoiniums y..e can bestow upon it. • Sold in los, 6A. and 335. bottles ; the latte r conta i n t oer of the former, by which the I?urchaser saves )s. Lyer y .mine bottle has a Stamp, which bears the Prnprietoe s and address,." Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate whicit is f;lony. - • _ _ N.8. - The postage of all letters to the Dodor must be paid and a fee cf les. 6d. 'inclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. ;3, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Ras:biirn, North Bridge; Mr. Ibkret and Mr. Scott, South-Ili idge ; Ar:r Ditvi,i s c6 ;litsband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mr. Baxter, Cameron, Greenock; G. Browning,. Paisley ; fi. ra ford, Kilinarziuck • W. Young, Irvine ; A. forsyth, a:“; Whiteside, Ayr; W. CrawtOrd, Girvari; J..Cars9n, Douglas . ; T. liitkeirdbright ; T. Al'L'rerii; only; Myth; Leven; J. Dempster, Cupir; Allafti , i Ln dee ; P. Cr.iisie, Montrose ; and 41'):rdeen ; Dr. White, Ban!!'; Mclntosh, Inverness ; - 1 . M`lcenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strariraer •' loin:pit al.,' Bisset, Perth; IV. A lidersou,S:ctling ; Cike and keid, Leitn ; Alexander, I);lilferTyttitle ; Wilson, Dur,bar ; Vin let, broatit ; Dicks.m, Pinintries; •Phorsf,n, IVeddel, A ; Patert.on, Arbuttit-not, and I aintes:;;:, tefhead ; A. McDonald, Trorigate, Glasg,iw; and bs Eli Ver...lers .of Patent MelliCinCS in tite Unit- Kingdom. _ it- ,- 1 „ t i 4 r FA' .f .. "\33 .4 1,... A..,. - tp-,:. , --.V-71-,k.4,4rer,•?..----* .."-- . lE.!' : ~,,-,-.:1 T5-2..:_ztjtn-%1 re, V,..34-4 - , - ;,i,.., t4,s. f 0_4:1, . ''':». l i t4l;V:'-_ - ' ,- t\ .Jr.'- - -;.,- . ;,-.„. .. . ~, ...3 :---,..%.,,1 V/: "4 1 ‘,''' • 44/1 lip,''' ~i k„, • In a few Days will be pub! ishecl, In Two Volumes Royal Oaavo, embellished - with twenty .. nine Copperplates,and a Map of Scotl an d, in which, ter tie- first time, the Caledonirin Canal is, laid downi RAVELS in SCOTLAND, by an unusual Route ; with a Tarp- to the •Orkneys and th..i'He brides ; Hints tot ImprOyeutents in Agriculture and Commerce;Chariders;and Anecdotes. By the Rev. JAMES HALL, A. Ni.• Printed for 1. Johnson, St. Paul's Chunii-yard-. • THE LAST POETRY I)F MRS. C - . SMITH. In a few pays,will be published, • - In One Volume Foolscap (Mayo, ptie:c-is. in hoards, E ' ACIFIY and - _ other • POEMS, never ..L1 before published-. By CHARLOTTE SMITH. • . Printed for the Author, by I.ohnson, St. Paul's Church yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, . t. Conversations, with. Poems, on Various Subjeas in .Natural History, for Young People, , 2.,y015. price 7s, in bds. • And, -a. Speedily will be published, a Natural. Ilistory of Birds. `BRUNONIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE, - Lately were published, In Three Vols. Odav o ,.p r i ce Is. i n b oar d s, THE WORKS of DR. JOHN BROWN 3. to which is prefixed a Biographical Account of the Au thor. • • By WM: CULLEN BROWN, M. D. Lately one of the Presidents of the Royal Medical'Societj• of 'Edinburgh, Printed for I. Johnson, St. - Paul's Oliarclhyard ; awl H. D. S)'inoads, Patewaster-row, . This'Day was published, -The Second Edition, in one lane Volume Duodecimo, • ph ce j os , 6.1. in boards, A RHYMING DICTIONARY ; answering at ttie same iii,:. - purrioses of Spelling, Pronouncing, ansfr, , tplaining the English Language, on a .Pliut not hitherto• — attempted. To whiCli is pretixi:',l, A 'copious Introduction to the various-Uses- of the Work and, for the purpose of Uenetiy, is added an Index of allowable Rhynt;:s, with Au. thorities fur their usage from our best Poets.. • By [0 N LKii _ . Author of the Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, &c. Printed for 1. lokoson, in St. Paul's ' Church - yard ; r. _Walker, N 0.44. G . Wilkie and 1. 'Robinson; No. 0, and C. Robinson, No. 25, Patealoster-row ; and Cadell anal vies, in the Strand. E NESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1800. , . 'This Day was - publishCd P price zs. ri()NSIDERATIONS on tie -ALLIANCE' e,:nbe.- Avv 1........: . : CilttlSl'Llid'l'N' and COMMERCE, apl d t"..) the rtesen;-State et this Country. . ' ' • - Painted tot T. Caoll, Atha W.. Davies, Strand. -. . . TO TliE J'ARLIANIENT- . AND COUNTRV This Miv was publistlej, price zs. 6cl. VINDICATION of the COURT of RUSSIA trnm . the False' ana r vsonable•Attack of a Pam phlet, entitled " The ST . 1 , T L of the NEGOTIATION.'' Print(d for Hut Joseph Stnekdale, N0.,4t, about the mid.lle on the North of Pall-Mall. Where he ;iuppliq Newspzvers, in either Town or Coun try,. and PurAas::S or . Exchazig,.s !looks. lie hopes that his immediate attention to whatever Orders he,may be. honoured with, -Will cnsur:: him a continuance of that favour which he uniformly expeii:mccd during .neatly fourtcen years that he coritlud,Al his lathers Business in Piccadilly. This Day was p u bli s hed, price 25. 6d. .. .. A SPEECH on,thc CHARACTER o f the Right 171_ Hon. G'll.l.,l.Ai'd PITT, deli‘eredin 'Trinity col_ lege Chapel, Canibridte, Dee. 17, iSii6 ng olw ,"bel‘ Cyn:filo ration Day. • • ~., . ..-• r' • By ‘Vhi. EDW. PRETYNIAN TO.MI.IIs4E. Sold by it. H. 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