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Patronized by the Most Noble the MARQUIS oY EXETRIst.
And untkr teDireetionnt Dr: HAGUE, Professor of Music.
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Jl and the Two following Days, there will be a G rand
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• Particulars will be given in due time.

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- LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU.'
MR. PHILLIPS respeafully infer. § the NOLA-,
lity and the Public, that the entire lters and other
Works of the Right llonottrable Lady Mary Wortley Mon-
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Manuscripts in possession of. the Most Noble the Marquis of.
Bute, will certainly lilac their appearance before the King's
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who•may desire to•have Fine Papr Copies, Will, as soon as
conVenient,' communicate their Names to their respeetive
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be prepared, and that a general and impartial delivery may
take place in the first instance.
The Work will consist of five elegant Volumes, in thick.
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May a, 143.

-• Tue HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR.'
.THE Publisherrespealuily announces, that Mr.
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MCMCIrOIit Of Hostilities' between France. and Austria, in
1791, till the Peace betweep France and Great Britain, in
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May 2, 1803.

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AROUGH. SKETCH of lODERN PARIS ;
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In 'the Press. -In'One 'Volume in Quarto,
A New- aid very mutts enlarged Edition of
AN ESSAY on the, PRINCIPLE of POPULA.
T lON ;. or, a View of its past and present Maas on
Hu pan Happiness: with -au Enquiry into our Prospeds
respecting the future removal or.mitigationof the evils ansing
troin this

By T. R. MA THUS, A. M.
Fellow or testis College, Cambridge.
Printed for lohnSon, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
The ?resent Essay is rather a new Work than a new Edition
of the Essay toe Principle of Populatii,n, published iu
patt, the object of which was to apply the principle as a test
of the specu ations on the peVedibility of Man and at So-
ciety. In the present Work, this forms a very. small and.
subordinate part, the main object being to examine, rather
hidctail, the ct*els of this principle on Society in past and
present times rod by tracing the fliMreitt modes of its cV-
ta,IOLI, to Ci,:tettatite ho
obstacle to that moderate degree of improvement, which has
at all times been the object of ex peefation.

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FOR FEVERS; INFLUENZAS, COLDS, •--SO—RE.
THROATS, RHEUMATISMS, AGUES,-the YEL..
LOW FEVER, ST: ANTHONY's .EIRE, and for all
131j-lOUS and INFLAMMATORY COMPLAIN"! S.•
lA.M.ES's POWDER.
THOUGH • this Medicine has outlived irs•Ofpo-,
malts,- and is become a favourite Remedy among the
most eminent of the Faculty; it is ;Angular that an early pre-
judice should still remain_ in the. minds of sonic peN9ns;
with regard to its safety : but the ekperienee of in,rc than
half a century has shewn; thit the danger attending its.use
(however indiscreet) is not greater than that of other Medi-
cines, which open the body ; and that it possesses this pe-
culiar virtue, that if no vitiated Bile, or other:Matter, on
which it is intended to ad, be contained in the Stomach and
lloweis, it usually passes oil' , without any sensible elle&
To this old prejudice it is owing, that the Powder is com-
monly given in doses too small to carry off the Coniplai;it .
Those however who have had the most practice with this
Medicine, acknowledge that the tree administration of it in
large doses has occasioned less inconvenience- and'greater suc-
cess. It should be giVen as soon as possible after the attack
of a Fever, or • any such violent atfeetion;. when it cannot do
harm, even though the disorder be not ascertained; and it' a
Cure be not the consequence, it will have the good etle.d of
preparing the body for other Medicines which the indication
or the skill.of the practitioner shall direet; This remark is
the more necessary in cases of shdden illness, where kledical
advice is not to be immediately obtained; an.l therefore all
persons in remote situations should be provided with a reme-
dy, from which every advantage may .be gained, anctno' risk
incurred. But here indeed a -Caution is requisite to guard
against imposition by counterfeited preparations,. which, by
proving a cik;apliointmeni, and often even a detriment, to the
Patient,:.tehtf to bring the original Powder into disrepute; it
maybe necessary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. lames
left_mthe hands of his Executors an Affidavit, which they
published at his decease, for the satisfaction of the world;
declaring, ‘, that he had. never disclosed the Secret and the
improvement of his Powdcr to any Persons, but his Son and
Mr. Newbery," front whom only the genuine Medicine can
be obtained.

ir is sold therefore only by Francis Newbery, No. a 5, St.
PatiVs Church-yard, a feWDoors from the Corner of Ctieap-
side, London ;' and at 1)r. James's late House in Bruton
street ; in Packets, Price as.-9d. ,each :,• oe in Bottles, eon-
taining to Packets, (as made up for the Army and l':avy,)
Price il. 4s—Daties included : and as by the late Ad the'
I).,ties lre inl:imed upon Medicine S -for Foreign as -yell as
dOine Consumption, Tiirchaseis will be careful to obseryc'
that the 'Words " F. Newbery, No„ 45, St. Paul's,!' are en-
graved in each Stimp. No others are genuine. . •
N. D. As this Powder is tbund to be peculiarly efficacious,
in 111 e Disorders of Horses, and in the Distemper which is so
fatal to Dogs, particular Directions are now given tot the.
use of it in the printed' Bills.