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' . . . . ;',•,• - . - • ..: %. .• , `"!. ' 44 / t - tr• ••• ' • . \- - ..• . • ' . rf ::' I - 1. .4.. 1 s..- Iv, f • 1:: .. \,,,... ...i. ". i ,,• 4 .. . _ ~, ct,.. tt., • --...._...- • • .„, .. . . . , ......4..- = • IREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSIJORI OFF !GE, Jody '23, Hill. NVkiEREAS, the Four French Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from the andeelnentioned places, In violation of their Paple of Honoor :the Commissioners br conducting his Majesty's Trans portlervice,liewilo hereby offer a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS forthe Recapture `of each of the said Prisoners, to any Per son Or Persons who shall apprehend them and deliVer them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be,securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols. Chesterfield—Alexr. Bontface, Enseigne, Navy, L 4 years old, 5 feet 101 Inches high, slender made, oval visage, fair com plexion, red hair, blue eyes, freckled, and speaks very little English. R. Griffon, Captain le Vigilant, 36 years old, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, round visage, fresh complexion, rather grey hair, hazle eyes, sear from musket-shot over right eye, speaks English very much. Odit am—lean Pre. Berlin, Captain of Land Forces, 44 years eld, 5 feet six inches high, slender made, oval , visage, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, marked with the small- pox. Jean B. Angelet, Captain of Lard Forces, 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high, well made, round visage, swarthy compltic tion, black hair, and baste eyes. - ---- - ItELIEF OF THE FRANCEBRITISII PRISONERS Amount advertise d - - X 61,600 S 0 Sundry Individuals at Wellington, Somerset - 17 17 0 The Town of Whitehaven, per Isaac Bragg, Esq. 213 11 7 Pariah co Gosforth, near WhitehMren, per ditto 2 3 0 Fine of a Carman, for misbehaviour before the Lord Mayor - - Second Collection at the German Reformed Church, in the Savoy, per Rev. form Hulle - 14 16 0 Parish of Forton, Stafford, per Rev. T. S. Bright 17 17 0 Parish w Gold.bro', per R ev T. Baxter 7 0 0 Parish of Chipping Sodbury , Gloucestershire 17 17 0 Town of Dorchester - 46 5 6 A bum paid by I. H. of Friendsbury, to T. W.Art coin pmmise for amaisault - - 5 0 0 Parish of St. Stephen's, near Launceston, per Messrs. Brown Harvey, and Hill - 1 0 0 Parish of ' l3umley, Lancashire, per Rev. W. Raw, 24 16 7 ---- Kirkby, lileetham,• 'Yorkshire, per Rev. W. Cloister, vicar - - - 5 8 6 Paciah of Orton Longville, near Peterborough, per Rev. S. Cow tney - - - . .. 213 0 0 0 0 G. S. - - - -2, Palish of Spanholt, Berks - - - 33 0 ..--a-- I.odden, per Mr. W. George - , 7 to 0 L a y to n Church, per Ditto - . - 11 0 11,tun Churcb, per Rev. E. Cowle y - 4'l 1 6 -- Sibthorpe - - - 1 0 0 Tranunicted per Messrs. Wood, Smith, stein, and Co. of Workington: 1 0 0 Ref. Peter Hew - - - I 2 0 PAppre. K.. Wood, Pelle, and Co. - •4 4 0 William Fell - - - - 22 (4 MVairs. Wtn. Wallace and Co. - - - 44 • i Spedding, Dickinson, Russe ll and Co. - S 3 0 Ditto, Fletcher . - - - 2 2 0 Waskyaile, R'usi and Co. • - 4 1 0 Vt:alter Wood - - - .5 5 0 Fred:awns Lodge, Seen and Sector, No. 312 - 3 3 0 Cella-red by the Rev. P. Hew and Mr. Thomas Crap, tneluding i tolieediom at tit. Michael's Church - 40 18 0 Camertou Church, per Rev. I. Pearson - II 3 7 Clifton Chapel, per Rev.. A. Dabsell - - 41 ti sundry other Subscriptions of £l.ll. and under, re teived by the Workington !lank - - 41 17 0 ira.The Proprietors of the New 'I heat re• Royal, Covent-Garden, have granted the use of their Theatre, •Itis Evening, the 25th initant, towards the Relief of the BILLT IS it PRISON r ll i in France : when will be performed a favourite Play, and a variety of En tittainnzents. • THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. 3, George-yard} Lombar‘l-street. • _ NEW MUSIC. Just published,by Gouning, D'Almaine,„Putter, and Co. Musi cal instrument Manufacturers and Music Sellers, N 0.20, Sono square ; and Nu. 7, Westmorelansl•strert, Dublin, FAVOU RUE New SONATA for the PI ANO. FORTE, by G. Gnan, , op. 7, price Ss.--A Venetian Air; •No. 3, with variations for the Pianoforte, Harp and Flute, by 7. Mazzilighi, price 55. or single for the Pianoforte and Flute, only 3t.—Variatiens to the favourite Air of Ave Maria, for Pi anoforte, Harp and Flute, by J. Mazzinghi, price ss. er single ss. —Wellington and Victory, a new Sung, sang by Mr. Bra ham, composed by Sir John Stephenson, price 2c—A favourite Belkt, front the Opera of the Patriot; by ditto, is. 6d.—The Smugglers' Glee front the favourite Pantomime of Harlequin As mode es, 2s. tid.—The celebrated Song of Nelsoa, from the Opera of the Americans, sung and composed by Mr. Ifraliant, price ss. —A Duet, for the Pianoforte, in which is introduced, the fa veurite Air of Laara and :.enea, by M. 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Such a work will of • comic have many enemies, but will be supported by the true rkind science, and those that cultivate the healing are tor the honour of the p7ofeaeiou, and gond of mankind. opposition tt has et perieload irons interested men, aiid those regular Quacks •Fliu unlaces on the-public under the plausible title of regular Pliysiciam, and inexperienced garretteer.writers, cannot fail to rc comintud it to men of integrity and discernment. The argil. teentli Number, published on the Ist instant, coutalus Remarks • on the Deetriiits of hepatic deranged Doctors; the supposed • ai•;on of the' Eau M..dicinale; an Enquiry Into the Be ii,nclituri• or the Funds of the Humane Society ; on the natural reed tat Maa ; on Dr. Reece's new Opinions of the electrical four• of the lirain, and the Source Mani:nal Heat; on a Va ginal Calcidus, by Mr. Rolfe; on the Delivery of Twins; on re gular Qeackery, and the Necessity of Physicians seing acquainted with `c..gary, Phirniaay. and Chemistry; on the periodical Pauslibleis of a I)r. ISirkbcck, a Dr. Bateman, a Dr. I lender - son, a 1)r. Bradley, and a Dr. Skarman, with much in. terestfug Medical Intelligence. Stitt by Stt_rw•uul and Co. Paternosteg.row, and aU Book se.lers Cll E 1:4.-1 . 9 4Alttif.rr GLILBT, Nui 9, Great Surrey. st: vet, lr.ackfriats•ltead. p OVERT LYONS, Esq. Page to her Royal H ; gh - J , tie,s Princes Chat lotte of \Vales,had severely been afflicted 'mat. 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I This day was published, in am price 6s. in boards, A TREATISE on the GOUT; cont.tining the Opinions of the most celebrated Ancient and Modern Phy sicians on that Disease; with Observations on the Eau MediLinale. By JOHN RING, Member of the Royal Coll ;ge of Surgeons in London, and of the Medical Societies of London and Paris. London : Printed for J. Callow, MeJical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. This day was published, In t Vols. Crown eve. rice 14s. in hoards the gth Edition of TRANSLAT p ION of the LETTEkS of a HINDOO RAJAH; written previous to, and during the period of his residence hi England. I'o which is prefized a Pre liminary Dissertation on the History, Religion, and Manners of the Hindoos.—By ELIZ tBE at KAMILTON, Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Education, Cottager of Glenburiiie, Etc. Printed for John Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, Longman, • Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, R. Scholey, A. K. Newman and Co. and Joseph Johnson and Co. 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By JOHN. WEBSTER. Printed for th •. Author, an; sold by Messrs, Johnson and Co. and Me!.rs. Crosby and Cu. This work comprehends a general outline of. Chemistry, wkb a faithful account of rn:ldern discoveries up to the present mo ment. The object of the work is to give a clear and compre hensive view of the science, to those . who are commencing Abair 'twin", and to he s useful companion to those who attend the Public Lectures of the Author. This day waspub!ished, prier ss 6d. bound, The Thirteenth Edition, carefully corrected, and considerably enlarged, of A NEW and Elsy Introduction to UNIVERSAL -I- - 31 - GEOSIRAPHY ; in a Series of Letters to a Yowl' at S , hool ; describing the figure, motions, and dimensions of the ]Garth; the different Seasons of the Year; the sittia,tion and ex tent of the several Empires, Ki)1001114, States, and Provinces ; their Government, Customs, Religion, Manners, and the cha racters of the reigning !•overeigns.' By the Rev. R. TURNER, Jun. I.L.D. 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COURT •fI,IIeATTJRS ef COMPASY MERCHANTS INGLlNAinailii i !.. ti k the RitST INDISS, do h4reil give "Wier, 'That the holders of Bills drawn tipun the Company from shelf different Presidencies in India, la discharge of the principal loans' ;}id elf in that coantry, will he entitled to return the said Bills to hai}, upon terms and conditions, the particulars of w`iiich may be obtained by an application at the Aeusinpntin's office, East-int/is tiouse. WIT ,f,TAM RAMSAY, Si 1 0 be LET, Furniiked or UnfurnilieJ, 4.rtho • LEASE to be pot.% of a cbearful Country RE 'I:FENCE, with prodtactive Gartkii and small Orchard adj wit': • ten miles of Oulard-str eet —Por further particular A hires, • line (poll paid) to RA at Mr. Panful's, 77, Laib's-C-inthoit. • street, lioandlinglimpital .. • CHURCH PREFS‘II4 ENT. • • • •• -• qv BE SOLD, the nest PRESENTATION to a VICARAGE in . of the Annual Value 1 , 1 £. O O, with a good Vir.arigs House, Stablits,Posek-house, tiark..ll., and Glebe Land. The proem loconthent httL. sitort of tiO )ear• of agee—Foe further particulars isnquire it Mr. Uruoin, No. TO, . DANIA/Alfa LI. lAA \ Selby, 11 1 0WPWWIthg it Connoite Yolk. TO RE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTK AC l', A CAPITAL FREEHOLD" FARM, .called BARLowHALL FARM, three inilr:s from Selby, la' the East Riding of the County of York, containing 394 Aerosol , Arable, Meadow and Pa Lure Land, let to Mr. I.lcLeard Ware, l'Tessatit ax Will, at £625 per Annum, who pays the land Tao , (4145.-I its. Oa.) and dots all Reptiles. Foi Particulars apply to Messrs. Daniell and kfaherly, Kilew toad, Bedford-row, London ; Mr. Bainbridge, Aberiurd, Yogi. shire; or Mk. Thomas Bainbridge,' Nu. 65, Guildfutd•street, London, where Plans may be seen. . OLD FORD, MIDDLESEX.—CALICO PRINTERS. ; 7 TO BE SOLD BY ACC 110,1, by Mr. CIiA.MPAgY, On the Premises, without reserve, on Thursday, August 1,1611, at ten o'clock precisely, on account of the number of Lott, (end not on the 25th July, as before advertised,) A. HE COPPER-PLATES, PRINTING BLOCKS, sod other Utensils, of the long established, and we'l-known Calico-printing Manufactory. situate at 011 Ford, in the County of Middlesex, tompri.inj the followng A: ticks: A very large assn• tntent of printing Blocks, In garment and farniturepatterns,in very excellent condition, with? considerabin quirtity of Copr r-plates, many of their in the n wsst style several printing tables, Skies and Stands, Ash, S r, and Giber large Coppers ' • Cast-Iron Indigo M:lls, of modem coca ruvion ; • two Stormont Machines, with Pin and Cylinder Roll: r., Iron pots, large cast iron pans, Planking Machines, leaded Water- Backs, Metal Rollers, Stoves, nom-Wheels, 1.1,5 t., a Force • Barrel Engine Pump, Cast-lnin Wheels and a, Squeezers, large Llgnum Vita Rollers, with east Iron spitsdi.ts, Benches, Blankets, Drugs, Colours in solution ; a Turning Lathe and Tools, a large quant:ry of ne* and old Lead, LeA Finis and Iron, Elm.planks, Tinalmr and Stages, Gass, four Count. ing.hpusc Desks, five Carts, ene Waggon, a Caravan, Chaise, Harness, two Horses, Hay, Manure, aid sarious other Article•. The Printing Blocks and Copper pietas, may be viewed by. Tickets had of the Auctioneer a weak previous to the Sale, and will be on Public view on Tuesday the 30th, and Wednetd.iy the 31st July, particulars had on the Premises; at the Auctipsi Mart; arid of Mr. Chanapney; Basing Lane.: and in a few months will be'Sold isy Auction (unless preisinudy disposed of by Private COD• erect) the very Eligible Freehold and Leasbold Estate, comprising alnaut 20 Acres, situate on the river Lea, on Much is erected the shove Factory, with Steam Engine, Re. &e. FiLhhHOLD E§TA. rE,. with MANSION-HOUSE, Itc.caUest Kingsnympton-Park, In the North of Heron.. • TO BE SOLD, by Mr. STAN I'ON, at the Auction Mart, In the Month of November nest, A VALUABLE and truly desirable ESTATE, 4 1 - at KlNgsnymptoa, in due County of Devon, about four miles from Cisumleigh, 14 saes lion, Bitivirulk, and six frintl - South Moulton, comprising a modern and s abstantial well-built MANSION HOUSE, with Offices of. evirp description, corn• pkte and fit fur the reception of a largi: &Unity ) with IAV/14 Shrubberies, walled Garden, Orchards, Coicii.house S•abimg, and other detaciied Offices, pleasantly situate in a bea utiful Park, highly oriiamented by thriving 'limbo . , in a line part of as County, surrounded by g. Poufs"; together wk.t sundry inclo• sures of rich Arable, Meadow, Nit ure and Wood Laud, contain. ing in the whole 1219 Acres, 2 Roods, and sal l'erihes,or there. shouts, with suitible Farm-Houses and tuildings thereon, form.' ing a compact and most desirable property and residence foe a' Gentleman of fortunes ••• Further Particu'ara, meittiming the day of Sale, will appear in , [attire Adger:lumens, and after the sCitis of this month piloted . Particulars may he bad at Messrs, Smith, Kars% tell, and Hos- . kins's Chambers, In I.lacaln's•lnn; of Mr. Robert Grigg, Land Surveyor, East Looe, Cornwall; at t 9r Auction Mar: ; of Mr. Stanton, Hitchin, Hots; or at his Office, No. 33, Loudon; and a: the Inns in the principal towns in the skills. boiii hood of Kingsnynapton. N.B. Mr. Croote, the Stewrx..l, at Chun:1100, will abew the E•tate. • WHEN Men of Education ani proebsional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the succesiW ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOGS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cute of the following the object of their particular study, via., a certain Disorder„ frequently contracted in a moment or intoxis cation, and its concomitants, ::triclures and (Meets, which, by an improved piss, are speedily .and effectually cured ; as alp do: Miry, whetli,r arising from Baccaanalian indulgences, long reds dence In warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often 012• happily pursued by the youth of both sixes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nu , . woes diseases, which, if not timely remedied, teriuinate-In Im potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility so deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, of arising front any other cause, by vihich the powirs of the constis union become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Loos don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration sit sound sad vigorous health. The result of a long and eitenshte puede:ashes enabled these, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however 4 inveterate or complicated, without Aultjecting the wheat tia the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Cases where an early application Is male on discovery of the Infection, they frequently pettorm x cure In the short space of two days. The unprecoltinted success of their mode of treatment (which has ueverbeen known to fill in ores s ingle i ns tance i n a pre p lice of • 15 years, during which period many thousand person, of both sues have been cured, even alter severe andinjorious methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners•without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their ndviee. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the core dumb particular complaints, in tinter that they mly not be 'marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the loos rant empiric, think it :tut justice to themselves to stare, that thel have been properly educated and initiated into eitery branch's' the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, opd ' testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, theyhsve to eons edict any inquirer), that the success resulting from their ender yours first Induced theist to quit the prudes ot the genetal has i intoner and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair toundfor the onprecedenteil confidence with which they have s by the public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the partietdrits of their case, age, add *sneer of Whig, ineloeil 4 lllsh Mote. Goss and Co. Surpass/ IS, Iliorterb , street,.4 . 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