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London, England, 1802-03-29 00:00:00

B3nk Stock

4ATU

Navy 5 per Cent. to2i
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
rish 5 per Cent. shut
per Cent. Con. shut
per Cent. tied. shut
3 per Cent. COIL 69 1
Ditto Scrip
I3ank Long Arin. shut
Ditto Short Ann. '
Ditto Scrip

TI:EAtRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
'THAT the present LEASE of these 'Premises
will expire on the Ist of January next, and tha,t the
Proprietors are ready and willing to receive proposals from
any Person or Persons inclined to treat for a new Lease.
The-Theatre is intended to be new-modelled and enlarged,
an explanation of.which, together with all other' necessary
information, relating to. Conditions, &c. may be known by
applying to Mr. john Foster, No. 5, Newington-bridge:
Liverpool, March 24, iBO2.

TO THE COMPASSIONATE.
AMAN of Good Charaftm and Conduet, butwho, through the declension, of Trade, and the pressua
of the. times, was obliged to ttlinguish his Business,l.l
just commenced Traveller to a respectable House in the City,
when,
on undertakin his second urney on Thursday last/
he was THROWN FROM HIS HORSE in Fleet-street,
'and RUN OVER bya LOADED CART. Both his LEGS
were shockingly BROKEN. He is now in St. Bartholo-
mew's Hospital. For some time it was thought he
ise Was.
dead ; he still li‘i'es ; but it is only to witness, them i,'
of a pregnant Wife and Five helpless Children, suddenly 11"!
ducect to the most EXTREME WANT by this grievous
Accident. It is uonecessary to expatiate on this aainlil
Scene, aild on the great Calamity into Which his Family 11,3„
been thus unexpectedly involved. . The Benevolent of ini,l
Country are prompt to commiserate with the Wretched, and
Donations will be gratefully received by Messis.
to pour balm IA consolation into the Wotind of Grief.
Martin and-Co: Bankers, No. 22, Finch-lane ; Messrs• ft"'
let, Chatteris and Co. N b d t • Messr:
. 24, ..oin ar -sme , ,
Bond, Son and Pattisall, No. 2, Exchange Alley ;
'Ransom, Morland and Co. Pall-Mall • also by messrs-
Fearn and RiohardsOn, No. 23, ; Mr. Wright'
Butteri
No. a, Ncwgate-street ; anti by Messrs. Clung and
No. 4, Cheapside, to whom •the Charaders 'of the Sufferefil
and the truth of this Statement, are well knwvn_z______./'
Darkly

' BREWING AND *MALTING.
Mrie.spMedOfußlllyDinNfo'rmast the Public that .he iSntsrtattrla!:
Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer, and the all1),jel
reation:of.that Instrument relative to Brewing, and
_le.
furnish them with ManuseriPt Instructions, whichend
them to praCtise the Art of Brewing Portet, Talc. A2viattu-
other Malt Liquors. He will also furnish tnern
script Instructions for Making Pale and Brown
.Malts,
the the most approved pradice, and having been long in "u",,any
upon his own account, and taking a pleasure in trying ivcn
and various experiments, and noting their midi, it Das. g,
iu
him a degree Of pradical and experimental knowle*lg.`sc'si,
the different lines of his profession, which ver• r-4,-"rcl. this
as c..n. be proved from the many Letters and-Voucnic'T-,.0;u4,
most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain an" "1 t'llarif
,highly approving df his different modes of practice*
of these Gentlemen he never had the pleasure °I '-brevs'
His Manuscripts put it in the pOwer of Gentlemen to flops
an exceeding fine flavoured Porter from Malt and
alone, combined- with the simple element of Water,
out the use of any other ingredient whatever. „ dui/
Any address, sent post-paid, to D. Morton, will - dose
attended to.-2He returns. his respectful Thanks "11,tvvI
'Gentlemen who have approved so highly of the utility
.his Manuscripts and professional Abilities.
Extraordinary' Cuie'of Mr. John Mullins, Principali-itaft
of -Messrs. -Ellison, .Parker, And Brown, 'troll 4D'
Merchants, Thorn, near Doncaster. vOTIS
THROUGH 'relapse of a severe PLer„ dr-
.
Fever in Odober apo, I was brought into. a,ric'llic
cline, accompanied by profuse sweats, as to
°Mir 'a ell
change my shirt two or three times a day, and was o";,,ebc.co
by. the Faculty as incurable, ray cough which 11",a,,5ea
gaining ground for some time, was violentiniieed, anofiLeoi ve
me to expedorate great quantities of very viscid and e,.
matter; I was totally deprived of .sleep for a long ti icor"‘"
thus beeariti weak, emaciated,•-and so hetpit!ss, th'' Band
not cross the room without being supported by rilY `1,,, per'
daughter. I was so'nerVods, that thOugla, I have sc`-'0,7-!Cti.
sons.tremulous from a paralytic stroke, and from tile as I,
,ot an ague fit, they were not ht such a deplorable st'g,„,
'was.at times for hours together. -I sas forto.'-1,,b1e
hopeless situation when your invaluable, nay inest!!,-e-cl
CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, was first adminisr' oich
me, in doses of three tea-spocrifuls three dines daY,
was gradually increased to tour teaspoonfitli tour jo
I found benefit directly, my cough began to .:read, ..,jid
about three weeks it was quite gone. -In the like inannee, 0,,
this'Balm brace my netves, create•an appetite,- prom ;a a.
tural rest, and gradually invigorate inv whole trarne,', is-;t
word, I- recovered, . and thank Cod L have not liaJ
return since. I enjoy better health than I ever did "c"bCar-
quite free from the slightest nervous kinptom.. Gi'
down, of Doncaster, from whom the Cordial Bar"',4,..'r
rill
lead wets. obtained, as well as aliavho know me, constoill,
recovery'as little short ot a miracle! and, if people re-
under Nervous ami .Consumpfive Disorders would .baciicad,
course to grand Medicine, the Cordial Balm o,f ,
I make no doubt of their deriving the same bene"lisi'erallY
for the good of mankind, I :wish it was more gi
hter
knoWn and resortbd tO:" • '
Syooma e
are
wonderfulo t'
eta hilt e Cordial !neelir;kngegahltslorligsiven to an infant (121 g --ao4'
of mine when in convulsions, it had an instantaneoa)
lea
iberty t rye ct
think proper.. public in y way yo
.it,

I am, Sir,
• Your' most obliged humble
• MULLINS,
180,..
Thorne Key, near DoncastPr, Narch
To SAMUEL SOLOMON, E.• M D sq. „ ,
LiverpOol. g tPelfs
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold by f• °
Strand, in bottles, price. Half-a-Guinea 'each. 60-
also cases. at 51. containing equal to twelve bottles at
.to•
by which' the Patientsaves' 6s.
Servant,