The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-03 00:00:00

t ar- - , ---- ki4 .--, ,---"' - V. - 'e • ' ; ter, ' ;.; ) iCzir ~Ji'-eike- n•-: i \ -.-; W . 1--1 .. \'-'-• —4 ~_=_ :--.;4:4..-., ,s I'UMBER 41 77 .] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, k'eb. 3, 1906, will he pertimned THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. With entirely New Music, Scepery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Corri. Ad I —Charaders in China. Zaphimira (Prince of china), Mr. ELLISTON; Koyan this Companion), Mr, BRAHAM ; O'Gallacher, Mr. IOHNS - I ONE ; The Emperor of China, Mr. POWELL ; Delvo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATHEWS ; Minclora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ; Celinda, Mrs. MO UNTA I N. Ad 11. —Characters in Turkey. Mustaplia (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ; Chief Aga of the I anizaries, Mr. DI GNUM ; Saphi, Mrs. BLAND; A Dance of Turkish Slaves. ita 111. and IV —Chalddcrs in Italy. Duke of Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND; The Marchioness of Merida, SiKnora STORACE: A Dance ot Lazzaroni. Ad V.—Chatiders In England. Admiral Lord 1-I.4,Wser , Mr. DO ,v roN ; Buntline (ail 91d-Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY. I t 1.1 CROSS PURPOSES. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. —Pit 35. 6ti. • Second. Price 2S. Gallery as Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second • Price 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 Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-0 ffice in Little Russell-street. • To-morrow, The School for Friends ; with The Sleeping Beauty. • The Travellers will be repeated on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next. 'A New Musical Ballad Opera, in a Ads, written and composed by Mr.. llibdin, will be produced on Saturday THEATRE-ROYAL, ,COVENT-GARDLN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, _Feb. 3, J 806, will he performed OTHELLO, THE MOO It' OF VENICE. Othello,. Mr. POPE, LBeing his first appearance on this StAge these five years.) Cassio, Mr. C. KEMI3LE ; sago, Mr. COOKE - The Duke of Venice, Mr. ADDY . ; Brabantio, Mr. HULL; Gratiano, Mr. DAVENPORT; Desdemona. Miss SMITH : - And Emily, Mrs LITCHFIELD. WITH WE FLY BY NIGHT; • Or, LONG STORIES. - • The Prologue- to be spoken by Mr. FAWCETT. The Charadlers by Mr. MUNDEN', Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. FARLEY, SIMMONDS, Mr. BLANCHARD, - • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON ; • DAVENPORT, Miss LESE RITE, Miss TYRER, ' Bows 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery Is. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt Vast Six. Places for the Boxeg to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Hart-street. The new Farce of " We Fly by Night" hiving been re. ceived with the most unbounded applause, will be repeated every Eveningtill.furiber notice. To-morrow, Master Betty will perform the Charater of Romeo. MR. PITT. THE COMMITTEE formerly appointed to pro cure Subscriptions, for F.recting in this City a STA TUE of that distinguished StateSman, ..and incorruptible Patriot, most deeply sympathise with their fellow Citizens, and with the Country at large, on the great and irreparable. loss which the 'British Empire, and the whole of Europe, hate sustained, by the sudden and unexpected death of that truly great Man. At a Meeting hal this day, it was unanimousl). resolved; That the libetal Sums already subscribed shall be immedi, ate!) , col laird by Mr. Gilbert Hamilton, jun. That, as a few Hundred Pounds more will be required, - for completing and erecting the Statue, Subscription Papers be lodged at the following places, accompanied by a List of *le names of those who have already Subscribed; to wit: At the Council Chamber; • • The Royal Ship, Thistle, and Bank of Scotland's Offices; And at the Shops of Mez•srs. William Aitken, Alexander 1 711 son, John Swanson, George Lobon, Alexander Fergu- Xon, Argyll-street, Trongate • and althe Bar of the Tontine .Colfee-roorn, where two of the Committee will attend daily, from One till Three o'Clock. . That when tie Subscription is closed, the Names and the Sums subscribed shall be published. The Members of the Committee being fully persuaded that the feelings of the Inhabitants of Glasgow, upon this *anelancholy occasion, are in strict unison . with their own, conceive th.at it, would be offering an insult to their senti ments and to their understandings, were they to dwell (as their inclination prompts them to do) upon the exalted merits :al' the Deceased, well knowing how deeply, and 1 - I.‘v rode ▪ they areengraven upon the hearts of-the British People, and consequently that any eulogium upon his public charae- • ter and conduct would he totally superfluous, as a measure for promoting toe accomplishment of this intended tribute of r e• spect and atlettion s the memory of a Man, whose time has been so beneh , 2.ially employed, and whose talents have' tken so powerfuliy exerted to the Service.of his King and of • The'Chairman is reqoested to siA.these Resolutions, and to direct their publication in the Papers of this City; ;AS well xs in the London Courier, the SUN, and the Star. CUNNINGHAM CORBETT, Chairman. Glasgow, fan. 28, 18.-.6. WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND. RARAH PITT takes the liberty to inform her IV Friends and the Public (in consequence of the Decease of her late Husband) that she carries on the Business of theabove House. It will be her pride, and she reels it will be her in— terest, to conduct it in such a way as to give satisfaclion to al l who may honour her with their Custom ; she therefore terraces to assure them. that Articles of the first Quality S nail be found at the White Hart, and that the best Aecom ntodation and Attendance will be provided. BILLIARDS. GENTLEMEN frequenting the - late GEORGE ,• KI MBE R's Billiard Rooms,at the East End of Exeter -Utange, Strand, are respettlully intortned, that his Widow 1 1 1 aving been compelled to quit thern, has, for the Benefit of erself and two infant Children, fitted up those commodious Rooms at the West End of that Building, in the genteelest Tanner, for their Accommodation, where she hopes their :ncouragernent Entrance from the Strand, two Doors up so urleigh.street, with a well-liAhted Staircase. N. 13. No connexion with the Rooms at the East End. SUPERIOR PERUQUES, 116. NEW BOND-ST RELT. lIUGHS offers to the Nobility and Gentry a , fashionable Assortment of PERI. QC/ LS, manufactur e" on stn.!' a principle as not to obstruct Perspiration, yet hudiLiently covered with Hair. so that they may be combed in any direction without the liability of their being discovered front a Natural Head of Hair, dressed in the first style, and lvith .o4ve.a farther advantage of never shLnk.ing, a fault all utneis With to be had at lhM ighs's fashionable Ilair anttlaaoty. 'nth the greatest Assocunent of Halt Ornaments. ~-~ ~. id 0 A DAY, F. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, FEB. T, 1806. CONTRIBUTIONS after Divine Service on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUN TEERS. Wounded ; and the WI DO WS, ORPHANS, and RE I.A 11 VE S of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service ChrCrci:,es, Cbapeh, Rev. Clergymen Scent's and 3leetiags. who preached. cd/eqed. Amount advertised - • - .. £82,8 9 0 t I'arish of Stanweil, Middlesex, DanielCatiipbell 24 17 a Parish of Tregonny, alias Cuby, R. Gurney - 613 o —.--- of Thorrington, . 3it ' 6 --. of F rating, • - - --- 12 3 ---- ChuICILUr Tiring, Hefts, ------ 16 17 .9 Subscriptions received from Dover, per Phineas Ken. nett, Esq. Mayor : Corporation of Dover - - 2.1 o o Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates, of the ist Battalion of .Cinque-Port Volunteer In. fantry, including the detached Companies at Fa h vershain and Walmer, two day's pay, per Lieute. ' ' nant_Colotiel M'Donald - ' - 98 12 4 Fellowship of Pilots,. Dover - 15 - 15 o Mr. Peter Fector, ditto, ad sub. 5o 0 0 Mr. J. M. Fector, . ditto, , - 25 o o Mr. S. Lathain, 'ditto, .. - 21 o 0 Rev. W.Tournay, - ditto, . - 5 5 o • Mr. Ed. Thompson, ditto, .. - 55 o • Mr. T. B. Lane, ditto, - s• 5 o Mr. B. F. Stott?, ditto, - - 5 5 a Mr. T. Biggs; ' ditto, - 550 • - 1 Mr. T. Boyton, ' ditto, - - 55 ' o Mr. tames Moon, ditto, - 5 5 o Mr. James Gunman, ditto, - -5 o o • . Mr. T. Russell, ditto, o' '5. o o Mi. T. Ismay, jun. ditto, - -S 5 0 Mr. G. Stringer, ditto, - 10 10 o Lieut. C-01. M'Donald, ditto, - - to to o • Mr. T. Huntington, ditto, - - 5 5 ° Dr. Osboin, M.D. River, near ditto, 5 5 0 Mr. G. Finch, ditto, - 5 5 o Mr. William Phipps, ditto, - 5 S 0 Mr. Lantour, Waldershare, near di t t o , 10 to o Mr. H. Latham, ditto, - 5 5 o Mrs. glen, ditto, - 5S • 0 . Major-General Lo r d Fo r b es , di t t o , 15 is 0 Lady Forbes, ditto, - 55 - 0 Mr. '1 lonnas King, ditto, - -5 5 0 Mrs. Rice, ditto, - to to o St. Mary's Church, ditto, - - 23 -o 0 St. James's ditto, ditto, - • 13 8 o Stougharn ditto, near ditto, - - - .5 1 o . . Lass-iane Chapel ditto, it cv. W. Mather 7 15 o tVaidersoare Church, near ditto, - 215 0 Whitiieid , ditto, ditt o , • 1 13_ o • Sundry individual Subs , :nptions, - 141 14 6 --578 8 JO Subscriptions received at Berwick : • Incorporation of Berwick - - rot o o • Old Shipping Company - 5. 10 0 . S-nadtorth, Batson, and Co. B an k ers 2 1 o o Eilw. It-linage, Capt.. R.N. - co co 0 Wm. Patterson, Esq. Mayor - - S S ° Parish Church, Rev. I. Barnes - 3z 14 0 High Meeting Noose, J. Tough - 22. o o Logo ditto ditto, I Brown - J 6 14 2 Relief Congregation, A. Thomson 8 o o Bugar ditto, ). bl,hall - 1 4 0 o Missionary ditto - Tweedmouth ditto, G. 1-1411 - 12 16 6 Roman Catholic Chanel, Rev. 111.Beannie a 15 • . Dunse Congregation, J. Ralston - 612 o George Hog,arth, Esq. - - 5 5 0 Sundry Subscriptions . - - 66 to o -- 378 13 11 Inhabitants of the Chapelry of Pin. ner ' in the Parish o f H ar r ow , • Middlesex, . L.Williams,Vic.t3 14 0 'Church ot Wittelsea, St. Andrew, Cambridgeshire, - - T. j. jaumond 74 n o Baptist Meeting,- Devizes, 3 o 6 Methodist ditto, ditto,. - ------ It , o 0 Parish of Hurt!esham , - ----- 20 o 0 —.-- of East and West Hannay, berks - . ------ 15 15.1 -- of Ashdon, Essex, • — 3 3 8 ViCar and Parishioners of Steyning, Sussex, - 1$ 0 0 Parish of Woodbury, Devon, J. Davy . 714 0 of Tolland, in Cornwall, C. Kendall 5 8 7 Parochial Chapel,'Great Hawod, W. barton ' 6 3 o Parish Church, hywell, County of Northumberland, . - R. H. Johnson 17 1 0 Parish Church, Cloclaxnoy, Den bighshire, - - 1 o o Liskeard, Cornwall, - 27 to 0 7 Tongland byKirkcudbright, N.B. A. Robb Indepectient Chapel at Thames, Paul 2 is o Clummerby ditto, - -- -- 2 is 0 Parish of Holme, Ashburton,Dev.W.--Flamant 2 o o FongfessChurch.nearPoeiclington, Sutton upon Derwent, York, 1 i 5 o Well and Snape, near Knaresbro', -- 416 6 Wixley & Greenhampton, ditto, 1 4 9 4 Berwick in Elmes, Witherby, j. Hodgson 17 i I 9 Tocicaste-r, - - W. Rhodes 29 I S 6 Collectio`ns in the Parish Churches in the Presbytery of Garioch, couniy of Aberdeen : Premnay, Rev. Mr. Douglas - , 115 • Rayne, Rev. Mr. I ?Avidsoit - 3 12 0 Keithhall, Dr. G. S. Keith .. 7 3 0 Kintore, Rev. Mr. Shand • - 4 9 0 Monymusk, Dull - - 2 2 0 Oyne, Cushnie O. • .. 1 15 o Daviot, Shepherd -- - 1 ,0 0 Kenmay, Dr. Mitchell . - 4 5 ' Meldruni, Rev. Mr. LiliicY - 9 1 3 0 Inch, Dunn - - 4 , i ° Lesiy, Dunbar, - .. 1 lo o Butt itie; Smith - - 2 0 0 Inveruiy, Less 1 - - 3 16 o Chapel, Smith - - - 5 , 4 0 , Culsahnond, Ellis . - 3 11 3 Parish of Stott; Stafrorti,hire . 34 t 6 oS7to 3 Meeting at ditto • - • 7o o Catholic, Chapel at A ston , p er R ev . M r . Morals - - 3 S 0 45 1 0 Subscriptions received at the LcweS Bank : Produce of a Ball at Lewes - - 29 o o SundryprivateSubs. at Lewes fromVolunteers o tc. Is 0 15 o Capt. tiarhin's Comp, Cinque PortVoluut. Infantry 5 1 o Capt. Look's ditto Artillery . - o 8 -5 Volunteer Artillery of Newnharn • , 6 18 z Ditto 1 flantry . of r:astbourne" - - 1,6 18 6 Ditto of Fletching - - - 3 12 0 Ditto of Altriston - - - 5 o Capt. Shiener's Troop Sussex Yeomanry 72 1 2 6 Officers of South Lewes Volunteer , lfifantry 27 13 0 Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of ditto, .., one day's pay - 22 6 o Capt. Evelegh's Comp, Roya!Artitlery, at Ringmer 6 16 o Detachment of Capt. Blagrave's Troop Brigade of Gunnels and Drivers at ditto - - 9 16 6 Parish Church of Blamed -- 8 1 Q ---.--........ Of i' ol kingten - --- 7 ---- - 4 1 5 9 --.... ‘Varbleton ' • ------- to 5 o NcwhiVen . - ----- 60 o Wilmington .. -,-- 58 o' 1(114;111er • ----- J 4 18 0 —. Chailey - —._ 92 1 pranztield - - ------- 1) 0 0 Hawser / 2 14 to —. Portsiade - - - -- 13 19 0 --- 7 Strect - r -------- 3 ; 6 6 f fetching , - . -- 96 o ---- Ashiturst , —.....L. ll 5 6 • -- Hellingley . ---- 26 4 o Bari:04110e . 7 7 o --!---.1-liirst - .. ......--- 18 to o —Se A fi 411 ... •-•-••••••—• --- Is ts 6 , Pevensey - - ..--_-___.... i o 0 westham . ---- --- 16 16 0 .---...... 1t:11444a 7 - - - S 0 2 ,BRUARY 3, 1806. Parish Church of West Fide --- 8 2 o -Wa [droll _ - -__________ 713 6 -- Plumpton • - St'. John's, Lewes __________ to 4 7 -- St. Anne's ditto, ___________ 9 7 6 - St. Michael's, ditto 27 o I ---..-- St. john's, Southwen ---- to 6 6 - St. Thomas in the Cliff ---- 24 o 6 Rev. Mr. lenkin's Chapel, ditto - - 3 1 II 4 Baptist Meeting, ditto - ---5 o o Ditto at Brighton, 3 0 0 Staveley, Derbyshire, - F. Gishorne 45 8 6 West Camel, Somerset, - C. S. Newman 5 8 o Rev. Mr. Lewis 3 3 o Subscriptions continue t o b e rece i ve d at Lloyd's, and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. 1. r. WE L S FOR D, Secretary. DERBY CHINA: ' • THE Proprietor:l of the DERBY PORCELINE MAN FAC FURY kw:: opened an AG ENC Y WAREHOUSE, At the CornerolSTAF FORD.STR EET, in L D ‘ .130 N D-ST RE T. They 'nil consiattly keep an extensive Stock, in Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Coffee, and Break fast Services. ' ,and also ot C a bin e t C u p s , Cans, &e. zrc. with ornamental China or every description. Their numerous Groups, Figures, etcc,. in Biscuit, t, Piqteaux'and . Other or. natnental purposes, are peculiar to theimselves in this King dom. , , 1 7; *72,T Z TYZ, ~,..,I.h y .ta!;:‘7\ ,1 : ,1 • • , • . S 'or T .4 st' • MONEY. - - - - - MESSRS. WILLS and C o . r es p e ctf u ll y i n f o r m Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. they have considerable Sunis rot' Money to lend, on Terms'equal to Mortgage, se cured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land or - Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage SettlementS, Widows' loin t u res, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of Respectability may he supplied with Sums to any amount, on their Personal 'Security only. Gentlemen will not only. find every liberal accommodation, but without delay. Application from Twelve sill Tw o , or Letters (post-paid) addressed fo, Messrs. Wills and Co. No. zo, South-street, Berkeley-square, will be, attended to. This Day was published, THE FIRST PART of. a CATALOGUE of BOOKS, now on Sale Eiy 10H N itIT E, az Horace's Heath. in Fleet-street. The SECOND PART will appear in.the course of this - Month, and . a Part every succeeding- Munth till the wholels corni4eted. This Dvy were published, fri One. Vol. Foolscap Octavo, price cs. in boards, THE HARPER, and other POEMS. By QUI N I'IN FROST, Esq. Penned for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and I. Vidion, Maidstone. On the loth of instant will be published, In Two Volumes, Royal Qmirro, elegantly. printed by Bat lantyne, ffiHE WORKS of SALLUST. To which are 1 prefixed, two Essays on the Lite, Literary Character, and Writings of the Historian; with Notes, Historical, Bio graphical, and Critical. By HENRY STEUART, LL.D. F.R.S. and S.A.E. Printed for C. and ft. Baldwin, New Bridge-street, L on . don, and sold in Edinburgh by John Anderson, &c. &c. 41 .* The Work, besides a Translation of the Historian, is chiefly ilesigni.d to illustrate the Civil, and in particular the Literary History of the .Age of Augustus, , and of that which immediately preceded it. It will be embellished by a Head of Sallust, taken from an Antique Bust in the Fameze Pa-, bee at Rome, the only one existing ; and other Plates. This Day was puslisliz, price as. 6d. THE TRAVELLERS ; an Operatic Drama .; accompanied by the Songs, and by Notes, illustrative of the Music and Scenery ; as the whole is performing at .this time to overflowing Houses at the Theatri; Royal, Drury-Lane. 13y A. CHERRY, Esq. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars; and sold by H. D; Symonds, Patern o st er - row; Bar ker and Sun, Russell-street ; and by all llooksellers. Of wham may be had, by th sAme A . lthor, the 13th Edi-' tion of The Soldier's Daughter, price 2s. 6d. THE FRENCH ANAS.'. This Day-was published, In Three ele7:mt Volumes, Foolscap Ottavo, embellished with Vignette Portraits, price r;s. b oar d s , THE SPIRIT •of the FRENCH ANAS ; con taining the choicest Articles of ANECDOTE, 'CRI TICISM, and A POP H EG M," which are to be found in the various MEMORABILIA of illustrious Scholars ox the Continent.. The following are the particular Anas from wl►ich the ex quisite Pieces in Prose and Verse, which compose these in. teresting volumes, have been trinslated: Poggiana, Perroniana, Valestana, Naumana, Patiniana, Sorbcrtana, Sewaisiana, Longnerana, Furetteriana, Ducatiana, Carpertteriana, Santoliana, Colontesiana, Seatigerana, Mena giana, BoImam!, Chevrmana, Evrentoniana, Huetiana, Lu therana, Marini! I iana. 2 _ To each of which are prefixed, Literary and Biographical Memoirs of the Authors. Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars; and to be had of all Bookseller!. Of whom may he had, the following genuine English Anas: WAlpoliana, 2 vols. 9s.—Adilisoniana, 2 vols. los. 6d.— Swittiana, z vols. tos. 6d.-11rookiltni. 2 vol., to•:. 6tl ÜbLie UL 13UUKs a• C.) I( ULLUKt iv. This Day was published, In Three Parts, either. Part to be had separately, price 3s. each, handsomely halt-bound, THE BOOK of TRADES ; or, LIBRARY of the USE F Ul. ARTS, in which every Trade is il lustrated with separate Engravings ; and its History, Utili ty, present State, Advantages, and Disadvantages, are fully and accurately described. PART I. Won! _comber Spinner • Waterman B.lsket-niaket Hat-maker ew•ei ler Brick layer Carpenter Cooper Stone-mason Sawyer Smith Shipwrigh. Mariner Currier Apothecary rßaker 1 Straw-hat-makes. PART IL Coach-maker Tallow-chandler Gardener Hair.dresser Comb-maker - Lace-maker Milliner Feather. worker Laundress Paviour Turner Brush-maker 'Taylor S hoe-maker Trunk-maker Wheelwright Iron-lountier Copper-plate Printer Painter Engraver Statuary Brick-maker Rope-maker ' Weaver Stocking Weaver Carpet Weaver Ladies' Dress-maker Pin-maker Needle-maker Wire-maker Paper-maker Printer PART Printed for Tabart and Co. a; brary, 157, New Bond-street ; sellers in Town and Country. N. B. At the well-known Tabart and Co. are constantly Assortment of Books for You with winch the Trade in the 1 vantag Terms. Bookbinder Calico Printer Tin-plate Workcr Brazier Button_maker Cabinet-ruaker Sadler Glass-blower Cork-cutter. .Watch-maker. i the juvenile and SchoolLi and td - be had of all Book- ivenile and School Library of wpt on Sak an unequalled People and for • fictiouk, ::ountry are o,ipplied n ad- PRICE SI PENCt.', ADMIRALTY -OFFICL., January 17, 1134. NOTICE is hereby given that a S e ssio n of Oyer IN and terminer and Gaol lielivrty,"for the trial of ()fencer committe don the High Srat. within the yurisdifiion of the nttraity o England, will be irld at y., t re . Hail, in *E.. 04 Loadon, on Friday the 14th 0 B-hrtiary next, at Eigkt &.C.7eck in the Morning. WILLIAM MARSDEN, ESSEX. WALTHAM-LODC ne,ir CHELMSFORD, With immediate Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHALK and MEGGY, On Friday the list Day of February, 1806, at the Black BM, Tian, Chelmsford, at Twelve o'Clock, tniless previously disposed of by Private Contract, THAT New-built FREEHOLD VILLA, THA M-LuIM; E, most delightfully situated in the Parish of Little Waltham, four Miles froni Chdrusfoal, at the union of the Turnpike-roads Lading to Cambridge and Bury, about 33 Miles j, London. Waltham Lodge is s;tuared in a beautiful and healthy part of the County of Essei, where the Roads are exc4Alcnt, and in a good Neighbourhood. Stage-coaches pass to and from London every day. The. situation is truly desirable tin- arty Gentleman fond ei tits: Sports a the Field, there being plenty *of Came in the Neighbutklinixl, and a Pack of Fox-hounds at a short distance; the River CitCimer runniug d:rettly in front of the House, not only makes the View truly Picturesque, but attords good Fishing. For further particul.irs apply to Mr. Cookney, No. 9, Castle-street, Holborn,- Robert Tindal, Esq.; or to the Auctioneers,' Chelmsford,. tsJJ NEW MEDICINE ACT.. , NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Cl►urch-yard, London,. Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future 2S. 9 . . t. per -Packet, - or Ss. bd. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may b had for IL .45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Coin. miSsioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in the words, " F. Newbery, No. gs g St. Paul's," are engravi.d, and as it 'is presumed that this will be a sttifkit security iozainst Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the first twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stu , lips are affixed; but those who purchase six or more, at a tline, will be al lowed the Stamps gratis. J. d. r. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in a Bottle . - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate • Do. Analeptic Pills . 6 Pills •' 0 Do. large Box - 24 o Fre a k e ' s Ti n a .o f Bark 4 4 o Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 2 o Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Tonic Pills . 29 - Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 'English Cotfee - 2 Do. Camomile Drops 9 9 Dr. Hooper' s Pill s ; to Do. Paregoric Lozenges it ri (.; rant's Drops • r Angibaud's Blois ditto t 1 Ir.glish'sScotsPills 1 o Essence 01 - Coltsfoot 3 6 Henry's M :gnesia - x 6 Mr Spence's Dentifrice . o Norton's Drons - 5 6 Cephalic Snuf . o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 6 iones's Rheum. Tina. .3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2. p - Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's 'rind:ire r Essence of Peppermint 1 ti Do. Tolu Lozenges t ri .glass's Magnesia . 3 6 Essence of Ginger - 2 6 N. B. As twiny Persons, particularly Messengers, mis take the Rause of Messrs. Newhery, they think it necessary to point out, thr.t it is at the East End of St. Paul's, tb:ir Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the Front " TILE ONLY WAREH.oUSIi FUR DR. AMltS's POWDEjt." To the NERVOUS and HIrI'OCH()NDRIAC. Whatever success the Factilt) meet with in bodily infimi. tics, they are generally bati - Ld by. disorders ache mind." THOR NTON". - CIERTAIN it is, that where confidence is not placed by a full and complete cliselosure of the cause of the disease. the remedy is applied as it were at randons, and the odds are always against toe Patient's recovery. To this, perhaps, it is principally owing that the BA L M of GILEAD has attained such universal celebrity. Under a signature of an A. B. the Patient opens the secret recesses of his soul to his Physician, when he lays his case before Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool ; by this means the Doe/ or i s enabled ro judge and apply wit judicious acumen his remedies to the very root of the complaint. Such cases have come under his observa tion as seldom are fairly submitted, for fear of exposure, to any other.Medicc,l Man : some are so cruelly affected that thaw cannot sleep At all ! others have been relieve; from a perpe tual state of drowsiness; many have been affected with hys terical and hypoelruidriacal complaints, consequently over. come with such incidents as accompany those grievous disor ders, as sighing, tears, palpitations of the heart, and thintne:is; some emit a calcareous saliva; and coughs, slow fevers, and consumptions, have been the concomitant symptoms of those who are now restored by this inestimable Balm of Gilead, so justly described in Holy Writ, as " the b est B a l m, " as the greatest cordial and comforter of the nerves," by the Ara bians, and has been held in the highest repute t 73.1 years be fore the birth of Christ, or woo years before the Queen Of ,Saba caine to I etusalein. No wonder, then, that the cele brity of this wonderful Restorative has in modern times spread with equal rapidity throughout Europe and America, as it did in times of yore through Asia and Artica. 41 ,* Persons entering upon the holy state of matrimony should consider, that " where the loom:tin is - polluted this streams that flow from it cannot b e pure. " , The A NTI-I MP ETI GIN ES,or SOLOMON's DROPS, for purifying the Blood and restoring the System when paired by the linorudent use of Mercury, have been found the great and only restorer of health and vigour in bisorders where (Salivation has repeatedly failed. Price ros. 6d. la. roily Bottles ns. .ABS ('ERG ENT LOTION, for removing Eruptions fro:n the surface of the human body, . Pints 4s. 6d. H. 411 Pints as. gd. duty included. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gllead.House, near Liverpool, in tos. 6cl. and 335. Bottles; the latter contain four of the thrmer, by which the purchaser saves gs. 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