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London, England, 1801-01-03 00:00:00

Broad Sword Fencing and Made taught.

CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN ML LINE.
ROBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufaeurers
to her MAJESTY, and all the ROYAL FAMILY,
have the honour moR refretfully to acquaint the Nobility and
Gentry, that attempts having been made to impore on the
lublle, Imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CRAM-
BERRY MUSLINS, and to fell inferior Articles as RORAITS
and PLOWMAN'S MA Nt/rACTURZ Withat the leaß claim to
malt or ingenuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility,
ice. that their manufanory is the only one capable of making
real Chamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warehoufe
the only place where they can be bought Genjithe.
They further requeft Ladies to °Nerve, that all Mullins
rude in Gown Pieces, or in any other manner, and fold as
Chambetrys, ate ileftitute of either the Mille, Elegance, et Fa-
Lion of their Manufatlory.
Silky, kith Puplina, aid Bombazeens of their own Mane-
father, In the greateft
Mtrchants' Orders executed with the aecuttomedaßowanth.
No. t, Chstelos-ltreet, Covent-Oardese

FOR RHEUMATISM'S, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &e.
sTE F.RSs ODELDOC.
IT le with real re,gret' that the Proprietors of this
Medicine (in confespience of the extraordinary rife upon
?Mts. and upon other articles of which it is compered) find
!lemfelvcs under the neceffity of having recourfe talkie fame
...afuee which they adopted in Ins, namely that of adding
.:9ence per Bottle to the Price, In order that they may be
ere to continue the 'manes with a fair profit They, bow-
pledge themfelves the Wilk, that when any material
ad permanent reduction in the articles of this Compolition,
take circa, they will again lower the charge, and give DO-
..ec of it as they.did upon the former oceafim.
The ((limier excellence of this Medicine, and the eonfequest
'wand, having produced a variety of Imitations, Poet:hirers
e equated to obf eve, that on the autfldc of each DOW! of
.!.e Genuine Opodridoe it patted a Stamp, In which art en-
Ted theft word'--" F. Haulm IT, /4 --0.43. St. Paul's." All
:ham art count et ft it.
derilt hy F. N r wage ,at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's
, No. F.
in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from
W curlier of Cheapfule, London; and, by his appointment.
Mari. jehoult and Co. Nt. ISO, and J. Pidding, No. 76.
aford-levers; J. Wade, ad Bondareet; Bayley and Co.
mr-Rreet ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-greet ;
Ward Middle-row, Halhnrn ; T.Tint„ Royal Exchange;
W. Clarke, Borough, Fistfli-ftrect. Prise as. 6d. per BM-
Welding the Stamp, or Six for t 35.6.1.
11. As the Opudeldoe for Exportation is clammed from
. M. and therefore deprived of that mark of audited..
and N Peat tiO&Dtitial of munterfeits are feet oot of the
ltdeen; all Friona bb to prevent Such inipollticas, are
r. Rail to be particular ba ordering their Ague to procure thh
MNebey*

GREAT I'ofton Farm and Little Poilott Farm,
fstuate five MACS north ad of Ludlow, containing about
Six Hundred and Stxty-fix Acres, within a ring knee, of
arable, meadow, pafture, and wood-land, in convenient pro-
portions, held from year to year under rents of more than
thirty years ftanding, and capable of ex:r.sordinary great im-
provements.

For a view of the Prentifes apply to the Rev. Mr. Powell, at
Sutton ; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr.
Webb, at Salifbury, till the 6th of January ; and afterwards till
the Sale day, at Howel Grange, near Bruomfgrovc, Worcef-
terfhire. Printed particulars may foon be had at the principal
Inns in the neighbouring towns.

ENGLISH LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing the 24 of March Igor.
-11 IE SCHEME CONTAINS
a Prizes of ,6.30,000
1 •••••• 10,000
3 10,000
4 —' 5.000
6 ....-.. 2,000
10 •-•••• 2,000
16 .... 500
34 •••••-• 200 •
100 ..•••• SO
17,100 18
Half a Million of Aloney Sterling in prizes.
Part of the Capital'. will be determined as under:
Hilt-Drawn Ticket asth Day 4. io,ooo
Ditto 29th Day 10,000
Ditto 33d Day 3opoo
Ditto 4oth Day 1,000
The Prises of this Lottery will be paid at the ulual time in
full Reeling money, without any difeourn or dedudlion.
1 "-TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
-1.. felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in
England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prises paid on demand.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket [.2n 0 0
Half 813 o Eighth 2 4 6
qyrter 48- o Sixteenth 12 6
• ' odors in the country may be Cuppliad with Tickets or
Shan' the Lame as if prefent. by lending PA Office Orders,
good Bills, Calker Bank-notes. to any Limited Lottery OfEee.

ENGLISH LOTTERY. No. 4. CORNHILL.

TBISH returns his grateful Thanks for the
• nanterous Irwroun be bas received, and thinks It. a duty
he owes the Public (as ate 4'. IJe CATirlihrl nith Geeperher eft
for the triad Latter../,to acquaint them that ENGLISH
fiCXE I'S will rife gradually from now to the thawing;
therefore lick of his Friends as intend having Tickets or
Shares in the emitting Lottery, will adt prudently to make an
early purolufe. 'lite Scheme is unlverfally approved, and
abaunds with numerous Capitals, tome of them to judiciouliy
arranged as to keep the Wheel rich, and gives s chance for
SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS

To be galnedb;a Solite Ticket. The Priers of the Emilia
Lottery will be paid at the dual time, In full Renting money,
without any difcount.
•„' Perrone in the Country, who wifh.n hair Tics ere or
SII A a et, .Stay be lipplied, by faidbig Poft-Offiee Orders, good
Bab, link Notes, or Calls, to tie oldwitahhfited Mee,
No. 4. CORNHILL, LONDON:
Where Tickets and Shumate firing iu print variety y and all
Wads is the Public Ponds tranfaded with fidelity and dif.
rub, 'oy T. BISH. IsocK-Baoat a.

London : Printed fur R. Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Ch*cb-
yard ; and fold by T. Hwit, Paternofter-row ; by tiphiniton
Balfour, Edinburgh; J. Archer, Dublin; and all other Book-
fellers. Of whom, on the fanic day, may be had,
PROFESSOR BYGGE'S Journey to Paris;
Containing a correet view of the prefent State of Learning,
of the Arts and ManufaCtures arise French Republk ; his pit,
funal obfcrvations on the public Learned SocictiLs in Paris,
with Anecdotes of the Members, kn. dm. Tranflated from the
DeWitt. By JOHN JONLS, LL. D.
In ode large volume, z amo. pried 6a. in boards.

ibis day was pubillbed. price as.

THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE :
comprehending the various BRANCHES of SCIENCE,
the LIBERAL and FINE ARTS, AGRICULTURE, MA-
NUFACTURES, and COMMERCE. a

NUMBER XXX. for November.

Illuftrated with the followings Engravings by Mr. LOWIT
r. A Quarto Plate reprelenting various Apparatus employed
by Dr. Baking in his Experiments so Heat and Light.
a. Figures illuArating Mr. Wood's Examination of StPierre's
Theory of the Tides ; and a Reprefentatiun of a blind Eye re-
Reseed to Sight by a eldrurgical operation.
C e—A Wort View of the Obfervations which have
been made at different times on the luminous Appearance of the
Sea. Read In the Phyfical Society of Gottingen, by J. G. L.
Blumhoff.—On the Submerlion of Swallows in Autumn.—Ac-
count of a fatal accident which happened to a Traveller on she
Glacier of Buet ; with fome cautions :o thole who through cu-
riofity may vifit the Mountains of Swifferland, and particularly
the Glaciers. By M, A. Hetet, Profeffor of Philofophy.—
Some Account of Frederick Augußus Eichen, who was (wal-
lowed up it a Strum of Snow in the Glacier of Buet.—A cheap
and efficacious Method for deftroying Rats and Mice; recom-
mended to the Agricul•ure Society of Manchetter by Mr. C.
Taylor, Secretary to the Society for the encouragement of
Arts, Manufadures and Commerce—A brief .xamination
of the received Dodrines refpecting Heat or Caloric. By
Alexander'l'ilbch. Read before the Alkefian Society, De-
cember, x799.—Experiments_on the Solar and on the

Terredrial itqs that.oceaf t Heat; with a comparative view
of the Laws to which I.i- ,nd Heat, or rather the rays which
et-cation them, are fubjeft, id order to determine whether they
arc the fame, or different. By William Herfehel, I.L.D. F. R. S.
—An Examination of St. Pierre's Hypothefis refpe,aing the
Caufe of the Tides, which, in oppa6tlon to the re, coved The-
ory, attributes them to the fu fled periodical Effuhons of the
Polar Ices. By Samuel Woods, Efq. Read before the Mkt+.
Ran Society, Novenit.sr 1799..—Accourit of a New Opera-
don, lately performed with fuccefs in France, for reftoring
Sight in certain cafes of Blindnefs. By C. Dernours.—On the
Cultivation and Ufe of the Syrian Silk Plant. By J. A. Moiler,
Direetor of the Weltphalian Patriotic Society.-On feveral new
Properties difeovered in phofphorifed Hydrogen Gas. By C.
Raymond, Profeffor of Chemißry in the central School of
Ardethe.--On the general Nature of Light. Py Mr. Robert
Heron.—On the proportions of Charcoal, or Oxyd of Carbon,
contained in certain kinds of Wood and in Pit Coal ; and on a
Coburn of Sulphur newly difcovered. By M. PronfL—Let-
ter Irons A. M. 'Vafalli-Eandi to J. Bovine, Profelfor of Medi-
eine in the Univetaty of Turin, on Animal Eleftrieity.,—Of
Chemical and Mineralogical Nonienclature. By Richard Kir-
wan, LL. D. F. R. S. and P. R.l. A.—New Publications.

INTILLLIGIACL AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLIOTII
SOEICIT of Loodow—Sodety of Antiquarier.—Socierr of Nau-
ru! Hiftory at Parh.—Philomatit Society.—Freach Nation,

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