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Bvo. price 21. 8,. hoaris, THE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY, or a Concife View of the Principles calculated for the Pre fertatian of Health and the attainment of Long Life. By Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart Printed for A. Conitablc and Co. Edinburgh; Cada and Davies, Strand ; and John Murray, Fleet-Rreet, London. rARGANI'S I' wanted fin. the Parilh Church fir Workingion, Cumberlar.d Perfoss of charader and pro. perly quabfied, will meet fuktble encouragement; by •application pet finally. or by letter, (poll paiA).to the .*Ter. Peter HOW Rector of dal place. . - - - This day was publithed in ()awn, price Se. boards, AN ESSAY on the NATURE (If FEVER.; -I- - 1 - !Icing an Attempt to acertain the Prineiptcs of Its Ti*- suent . I 13' A. Iitip,LIPk'WILSON„ Feltosi or the Royal 041ege of rjsyGaan4 Or'f4ll4;irgh, t dee: • • Printed tir John MO;ray. Opet-ttrect;.4Mdois; and Arch. c4.tcl.l4oiglik• CUSTOM HOUSE, RYE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. • On Friday the 28th inftant, at Four o'Clock in the afternoon, In sundry lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz. 1383 Pounds l'ea 17 Bottles Red Wine 226 Ditto Chocolate ' 144 Ditto Haarlem Drops 63 Yards Linen. 251. Per Cent. will be required as a depoSt. FICTUAILLLNG OFFICE, yui, 30,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS M. 47 ES7ro Not yr, do Leroy gior No That on Wednefday the 16th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat for fuch Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the kit quality, and to be cured In the =filing feafon, as the refpedive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed in half puncheons,.one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma• jetty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth and Plymouth, and into the Army Victualling Stores in Saint Catherine's, in re gular proportions of each defcription of Cale', by the periods un• dermentioned, viz. One fourth of the whole by the 31 ft January One half of the remaining quantity by the 3 sit March 'BOB And the remainder by the 3oth June And to be paid for by Bills, payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fecn at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Vidtualling at Cork ; to the Collectors of his Majefty's Cur tons at Limerick, Belfaft, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Poft Mafta General at Dublin refpeetively. No retard vilt be 6,x1 to sap Trader in toth;th at /wirer fiall sat he inferred is words at leagth,or mat br delrvered to the Baard he bre Om o'Cloc.i on the Paid Wedaeflay the t6th September next, toff sags the Perloa who maker the Trader, or line Palos as his behalf, attends to asforer ;den called for. OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS for INVESTIGATING the DEBTS of the late NABOBS of the CARNATIC. No. 3, CANNON -Row, WESTMIN STIR, Aim. 24, I N conformity to the t9th Claufe of the Deed of Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the fiaft Indies of the one part, and the Creditors of the late Nabobs of the Carnatic of the other part, the Coen iniffioners appointed under that Agreement give notice, That a continuation of the Schedule of the Claims made before them fince that inferted in the Gazette of Saturday, the 27th June taft, has been publifhed in the Gazette of Saturday the sad Auguft inft. that " all fuch wrong as ihall have any intereft to fupport or im peach the fame, may have fufficient opTortunitics fo to do;" and the Commiffioners further give notice, that they intend to proceed to the confideration of the claims therein Rated, on Friday the 4th day of September next. The Principals, Executors, Adminiftrators,atid Agents, named in the continuation of the Schedule here referred to, are requefted to report their place of reale:lce at the Office of the Commif fioners, in order that they may be informed when it is requifte• Aim them to attend; and it will be necc.ffary to produce the °tie- ' nal Bonds or Vouchers, and Accounts upon which they are founded,if inch be in their pofftffion, and the original Probates of Wills, Letters of Adminiftration, and Powers of Attorney under which they adt s and have figned the Deed. It wiU be likewife tecelcary that attefted Copies of the Probates of Wills, and Letters of Adminiftration fhould be produced at the fame time, to be lodged in the Office for future reference. Notice is hereby alfo given that fuch of the original bonds or other Vcuchers as arc *timed in India, are to be depofited with the Commiffioners ap pointed at Madras, for the purpofes of this inveftigation, as foon as pollible after the laid Cnramiffioocrs have announced by Ad- i I rertifement, that they are ready to receive claims. DOMESTIC COOKERY. Tbis day was publifbed, in a neat and ciofely printed volumc,fmall Bvo. containing to ufeful plates, pricc 7s. 6d. iii.boards, a new edition of ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY. formed upon principles of economy. and adapted to the ufe of Private families. To which arc prefixed, Mircellaneous Obfer tenons for the ufe of a Miltrefs of a Family. The whole tending to unite elegance with economy, and to procluce the fame appear ance with lets expctifive niters. This edition is improved by the introcludtion of many excellent teceipts ; and the Mifeellaneous Obfery stions, which form the Principal novelty of this work, and which hive been round lo ex ceedingly ufeful, are augmented wrh numerom andimproved re- Milo, which render this part of the work ini:.itely ferviceahle to a lady defiruus of diredting the proper regulet'ons of her houle meld. There are alio added a chapter upon Carviitg, whet tin pin rules are given for attaining that nkful art, illultrated by ftveral cPProptiate engravings; Cookery for the Sick; Reetipts for Clean lag Furniture ; and Diredtions for Servants rile whale is the ge name work o f a l a d y, who formed it for the ufe of her own lamily. JPrinted , for Joh n M urray, Fleet ftreet ; and J. Harding, St ames s-ftreet, London ; and A. Cann able an.! Cc. Fdinbcrgh. It kildslo by every Bookfeller throughout the Empire. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Inn. ate in the Parini of Burton Dafret, near Banbury and War wick; about three miles from Kineton and the Oxford and Co ventry Navigation, called the OLD LEYS MANOR FARM, tythe free; containing 294 A. 3 R. ax P. of excellent meadow, grazing, and arable land, lying very compact, and within a ring fence; a Farm Houk and yard, with thebarns, tabling, granary, cowboufe, and outbuildings, of the yearly value of 4301. The ESTATE is very conveniently Striated between two turn • pike roads, leading front Banbury toWarwick, Kineton, and Strat ford. The Tenant will Thew the Mate; and for further particulars, and to treat for the fame, apply to Marrs. Watford, Gnlby, and Watford, Solicitors, Banbury. PEMBROKESHIk E.—TO BE LET, from Michaelmas neat, ALL that tIESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOUSE, Garden, fix Railed Stable and Barn, wbh the Appurteriancas, called and known by the name of SODSTON, fituate in the Parini of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling-houfe confilts of two parlours and a hall on the ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the firit and second floors, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. FoXlfton is fituatcd on an eminence which commands extenfive and pleafant views of the furrounding country, and within a mile of the market town of Narberth, and ten miles of Haverfordweft, through each ) which towns the Mail Coach runs every day, from Milford to London. The Country abounds with game, and there is a pack of hounds kept within a mile of the place; and there alto feveral capital brooks for trout, within a Ihort diftance of the Houle. A Tenant may be fupplicd with any quantity of Land not ex ceeding too Acres. For further particulars enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver fordweft.—tiarerfordweit, Jame 30, 184. NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER, At the Sun Inn, on Friday next, Auguft 28, PirHr.EE Silbltantial and Elegant New Built 1 DWELLING HOUSES, having (pada= Shops, Drawing and Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and other requifite and convenient Offices, well rupPlied wi:h good water. Thefe handfome Buildings adjoin together, are fronted with the heft white tile, andiron balconies to the drawing rooms, and the fituation is the molt eligible in the whole town, being in the centre of the High ftrect, and very near the different Markets.— Any perfon therefore defirous of carrying on bufinefs in this Eon railing and inereafing town, cannot poffibly be accommodated with a more advantageous and defirable lituation for trade, Immediate polfeffion may be bad. Alto, at the fable Time and Place will be offered for Sale, a commodious Brick and Safticd DWELLING HOUSE, with fpacioua Shops, Rooms and ()fliers of every defcription, with a good Garden and Outhoufes, fituate in Upper St. James's ftreet, Newport, now in the occupation of Mr. J. B. Cramer, the owner, together with feveral new built Brick Tenements and Presnifes, and a large piece of Land for building on adjohling. For a view of all the Premifes, apply to Mr. J. B. Cramer, and for other Particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, at t►e OM= of Mr. Gilbert, Newport ; (if by letter, poft paid.) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ABBOTT and Mr. BLADES, On the Premifes;at Weymouth, in the County of Dorfet, Oa MONDAY N zxr, and five following days, at Tz o'clock, I'HE Elegant and Modern HOUSE HOLD FUR. NITURE,the property of a MAN of FASHION, who has quited the place ; comprifing a drawing room fuit, glares and mirr,.. s, Bruffells carpets, ilatuary marble tgles, mahogany dining tables, twelve parlour chairs, mahogany fldcboard, card, Pembroke, and library tables, two mahogany fecretaries with book cafes, wardrobes, chefts of drawers, and every fort of dumber furni ture, recently manufadured in London in the mat tafteful man ner and of fuperior workmanihip and materials; a Theodolite, a Chinefe Gong, &c. a Grand Piano Forte, and two fquare ditto, by the Broadwoods Bridal Poreelaine and Wedgcwood Ware, rich Cut Glafs, Or Moulu Candelabra, fine Liocn, tBo dozen of thrice Wine. In the firft Day's Sale will he Sold by Au dtion, the LEASE of the PREMISES, molt tiefirably fituated in a genteel Street, opening to the Efplanadc, in every repedt fuitable to a Famly of Di Itinetion. May be viewed, and catalogues had on the premifes, price ts. alfo, at the Antelope, Dorelteftcr ; Bull, Bridport ; Crown, Bland ford; Antelope, Salilbury; Antelope, Poole ; I.amb Inn, Bath ; Mars. Blades ind Palmer, No. in, Piccadilly ; and of• Mr. William Abbott, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly, London. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR. MANSION, FARMS, and TYTHES, SURREY. By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Stet r ) At Garraway's Coffee.houfe, Cornhill, on Thurfday, Auguft 27, at One o'Clock, (unlefa an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contradt), A VALUABLE and fingularlv beautiful FREE HO►.D, and a (mall part COPYHOLD and LEASE HOLD ESTATE, containing 727 Acres of excellent Arable, Pafture, Meadow, and Wood Land, in a ring fence, and high Rate of cultivation, great part tytbe free, and Land Tax redeemed. with the Manor of Effingham, Fait Court, Court Lects, and Baron fines, quit rents and immunities, extending over a large track of country, abounding with game, near the fox hounds and harriers, in a fine fporting part of the county of Surrey ; eight miles from Guildford,three from Dorking, and 23 from London ; with a fub- Randal modern Refidence, feated on a delightful eminence, fur • rounded by ornamental woods, plantations, and romantic rides, belonging to the F:ftate, commanding extenfive diverhfied prof pedts in every stireCtion. The Manfion contains is bed chambers and fervants' rooms ; handfonie drawing, dining, and morning rooms, library, study and Gentleman's parlour, with an elegant Gothic dairy, off ccs, and cellaring, (tabling for ten horfes, enachhoufes, veetih ours:, feveral barns. granaries, othoufes, (tabling, and outbuildings ; cottages, bailiff's bode, blackfmith's Shops, and dog kennel. •fhe whole in excellent repair, forming a molt slefirable Fftate for the refs:lance of a Nobleman or Gentlenlau. fond of agricultural purfuits and field (ports. Alfo three Farms, called HOGDENS, CARTHOUSF., and STONE ROCKS, containing about 240 acres, in the pariffies of Effingham and Boultham, the great tythes extending over go.) acres. The pm-dialer will be accommodated with early puff:Mon. The Fitate is in hand,•and the neat modern funiture, farming istenfilminshir, flock, Bar... may be taken at a fair valuation. 'fo be viewed with tickets only, which with particulars, may he had of Mr Litchfield, Solicitor to the Freafury, No t:), Lin coln's Inn Old-kuare ; and of Meffra Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad ftreet,P.rrat Excharge, where maps of the fi'x'ate may be leen. DAfCING .1 . DAYttiTO Ara SI NlGlNG.—PitrywrgyisTaticrioN. • ,• ia f • MEsSI3.S. ALLEN and PRINCE iafpr,na •the IVA Politic, the teaching at No. to, Great Alte • ltrie t Good man's•tields, and Eaft end of the Town, is now riffled on by and on account of Mr. Prince fulely, and the teachit,g at No.-19, Sherrard•ftreet, Golden•fquare, and . Weft end Of the Town, by and on account of Mr Alien. But on their full general pradifing evenings and other oceallans, they purpofe afting each other,. They individually b^g leave to declare, they will continue to ground their claims to extenbve and refpeet dale patronage, on' the unremitting exertion of their utniolt abilities for the improvement of their pupils Ladies and Gentlemen of an; age, who have never -acquired the accomplifhments of Dancing, Singing. or Inftrumental Mac, may be allured of learning them expeditioufly, fcientilkally, and quite in private., at their Academies. MODERN FRANCE. This day was publifhed in two elegant Volumes,Foolfcap (Mayo, price Half a-Guinea in Beards, THE STATE of FRANCE &trio the Ir . ear 18oz, ~ 1803,1804, 180,5, and tBc6, containin; part:clam.: of the treatment of the Engliih Captives, and Obfervations on the Go vcrnment, Finances, Population, Religion, Agriculture and inter nal Commerce of that Country, with Anecdotes illuttrative of the Charader of the Chief of the French Government. By W. T. 'W ILLIA MS, Efq. One of the Subjedts of Great Britain, detained by the French . . . _ _ Government in violation of the La‘/ of civilized Nations. Printed for RICIIARD Pit:Lc:PS, No. 6, Bridge ftrcet, Black - friars, and to be had of all bookfellers. Of whom may be had, juft publilhed, An Account of the late Efcapc and Flight of Mrs. SPENCtR Sums, through Tyrol, Aoftria, Pruffia, and Poland to Rulila. By the Marquis de SALTO, price ys. in boards. A NEW PERIODICAL WORK. On Thurfday, the Firit of Getober, will be publilbed, the Firit Number, to he continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal Odavo. and embellifhed with two or more Engravings, by the Brit Artifts, chiefly front Original Drawings, price ,is. 6d. per Month, of THE ANTIQUARY's MAGAZINE, or AR CHJEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, EMBRACING IN AAAAAA Tr DIVISIONS, i. The Antiquities of the Britilll Maud,. 2. Oriental Antiquities. 3. Egyptian Antiquities. 4. Hebrew Antiquities. s. Greek Antiquities. 6. Roman Antiquities. 7. Northern Antiquities. 8. American Antiquities. 9. Mikellaneous Subjeds of Antiquarian Enquiry. so. Early Englilh Literature. r. Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perfons. 12. Nugz Antigun. 13. Criticifm. 14. Intelligence. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftroet, Black friars, and to be had of all bookfellers. rD AND THE RHINE. HOI This day was publidied, in a large and very elegant volume, 4to. accompanied by numerous and very beautiful En g ravin g s, price al. es. in beards. - - - ATOUR through HOLLAND along the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMS TAD r, in the Summer and Autumn of lEG6. By Sir JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Bummer, or Tuur round the Baltic, &c. • " Pergit, et hoftftes (tanta eft fiduda) ripas lncomitatus CLAODIAN. Is this Work an impartial account is given of the manners, cur oms, arts, and condition of the Dutch once the converfion of the Republic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a defcription of the moil interefting objeds and fernery in Holland and on the Davits of the Rhine, interfperfed with a variety of anec dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of France and Germany throuetwhich the Author paired, and the whole is embellished with ao Engravings, by a diftiaguiflacd Artift, from drawing made on the fpot. Primed for RICHARD PHILLI es, No 6, Bridge•Rreet. Bleckfriars, and to he had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be hal, The NORTHERN SUMMER. price 21. as. The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21 ss. AN IMPROVED and RATIONAL SERIES of BOOKS for TEACHING the FRENCH LANGUAGE in SCHOOLS. 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THE FIFTH 11001 C. A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLrSI: and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Wm.& not to be found in other Didtionaries, and excluding others unknown to modern French Literature. The whole reviled, prepared, and compiled by M. L'Abt% de Levizac ; beautifully printed in a new Nonpareil Type, on fine Paper, price 9s. bound. TUE SIXTH BOOK• DICTrONAIRE UNIVERBEL DRS SYNONYM'S! DE LA LANGUR FRANCOIS'S, RECUCillis par M. L'Abhe de Levizac, priz 6s. Printed for RICHARD FRILLIER, No 6„ Bridge-ttreet, Black• friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. N B. The above-mentioned Series of eafy and Ern* elemel tary Books are believed to be all that are necelfary to render an Englifh Student fufficiently familiar with the French Langu-le, for the purpofes of reading and converfarion. rvery pedal' mud have been (truck with the abfur.'ity of the pr; Lice of putting the prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well educated Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubtletirs which; by means of the previoully exilling French and Englifh Grammars, are attempted to be tatigh7 to Children in Engtiffi Seli,iols. The Abbc Bolint's Books, on the contrary, contain no. thing but general and elfential pulats of inforniatim ; they leave the Pronunciation to the living *Furor, from wham as much will he learnt in an hour as by Rule hi a year; and in re:pcc to Words and Conitruaion, they piace the acquirement of :he French Lan• place, by an Englidi child, ex 3411 y en the :axe rating as that on which it Rands to a native. • .• ...POETRY: . • " This day were ptibliated, el:gaudy printed and embellifited wit& beiutiful .Engravings by Cnabox, froin original Deligns by LhuTistaanuito and BARKM price Half a-Guinea in Hoards, Yt.APATHY, LANDSCAPES in VERSE, LP TEARS of GENIUS,. COTTAGE PICTURES, and other POEMS; reviled, corrected, and inuttrated with Notei. • • By S.l. PRATT: - Efq. • Several of the Poems contained in this Vdlume are known to the World, as the molt pleafing ind'popularCompafitions in the Eng in Language, but no uniform edition of thefts has hitherto exifted; I.me have long been out of Print, and others have been unattain able, except in connection with large and expencive Works. Sy afrociating the twit Ryle of modern Typography, malterly Deligns, and fuperior Engravings, with fuck intcreiting Compoutions, one .ef the molt eltvant Books of its Size and. Price is now relented to the Lovers of Literature, which has appeared for fevers! years. 1 1 Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, black ! friars; and to be had of all Rookfellcre. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author; !IA R v EST Host a; or, Supplementary Gleanings, price 11. I ! in boards. TOURIST'S COMPANION. 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General Circumft noes of the State of Property ; thy Kinds of Building', 4ke Mode of Occdpatian ; the litpleutebtsr the Enclofnres t the `Fable Land, and Kinds- ot,Cukurna she Orals lands; the Gardens aid Orchards, includiagaCydercnaking ; the Woodsand Plantations ; the Wailes; the Improvement!, general and particular; the Ms. nagernent of Livt Stock; Rural Economy; Palir r ICA. ...meow, including Roads, Canals, Manuladures, Commerce, Poor, -Po , potation, &c, Confiderations Native to Improvement,. Ste. &e. By TROMAS RUDGE, B. D. Printed for 'Rtesa ala Putt tars, No. 6: Bridge.ftncet, Black friars; and fold by Honglcand Son and Waihbourn, Gloucefter:; Ruff and Jones, Clielfeabam ; Reddeland Dyde, Ttwketbitry; Jenner, Stroud ; Sicalins aitd Watkins. Cireneater ; and by aU Bookfellers in Great, Britain and Ireland. Of whom may alto beitad, corredcd and enlarged Surveys of the undermentioned Counties, recently publifhed under the Direc tion of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in oftavo, and done up in boards, ' BILLINGSLEY'S SOMERSStSHIRE, 7s. ,og MIDDLETON'S MIDDLIMISK, ad Edition, I as. ' • 4 YOUNG'S Essex, iL is. ,g SMITH'S ARGYLESIIIRI, td Edition, rts. 6' NAISMIT H'S CLYDESDALE, ad Edition, 75. 7 Doncoma's Haaaroansulat, 65. • - i Boys's 1t547,15. 9 YOUNG'S HIIRTFORDIPHIRE,r. 10 YOUNG'S LINCOLNSHIRE, 105.6 d. II YOUNG'S NORFOLK,ds.- • 11 YOUNG'S SUFFOLK, ad Edition, 85. 13 KENT'S NORFOLK ' Os. 14 SOMERVILL'S EAST-LOTHIAN ' 6& IS THOMSON'S FIFESHIRS, 7a. lb HOLT'S LANCASHIRE, 68. 17 ROBERTSON'S MID-LOTHIAN, 70. 18 BAILEY, CULLSY, AND PRINGLE'S NOITHUMMLAND, CUMBERLAND, AND WESTMORLAND, 91. 29 Lowa's NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ' 311, 20 ROBERTSON'S PERTHSHIRE, 71. Kt DOUGLAS'S ROXBURGH AND SILKIRKSIIIRE, 7s. 12 PLYMLEY'S SHROPSHIRI, 9S. • 23 PITT'S S'FAFFORDSHIRE, 75. 24 BROWN'S YOK&SHIRS,_ W. R. 75. 25 Tuxes YORKSHIRE, N. R. 95. N. B. Corredled and enlarged Reports of ether Counties will be pained, in a correlponding Size and Type, this the rate of fir or tight per a:mum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have been publithed; in the mean time, Scu, as far as publithed, uniformly done up, or particular Reports, may be had of all Booktellers at the pleafure of the Purchafer. - - - CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Eztradt of a Letter from a refpedahle Gentleman at Litchfield, who, for Family reafons, requelts his Name may not be made public, to Dr. SOLOMON : DEAR SIR, l ENCLOSE you a Bank Note for 51. and (b a ll b e glad you would fend by the waggon, on Toefday next, nine or ten Bottles of your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, a proportion infinitely more valuable than the inclofed. That weaknefs and de. bility in the head—that finking and preffure of the fpirits, which rendered my life a burthen, are rettored to their wonted tore. Its effeets are powerful and invigorating—it items to give life and ani mation to the whole fyftem. Calstnefs 'and ter, nay, with a train of cheerful ideas, are the attendants on its vir tits. I than adhere to your medicine as an old friend—and as I have finned my faith M its virtues, (hall not very foon indeed, takc my leave of it —l can with pleafure inform you, that the irritati.m of the nerves is abated. At prefent I with you not to make try name known, for family reafons, and - therefore rely on your prornife of fecreey on that head, when I had the pleafure of teeing you at Liverpool. Dr. Solomon, when confulted, elpe.tts his tifual fee of half-a guinea. Each letter fhould, for fafety, he thus dirr . ded," Money letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houle, near Liverpool." OSSERVE—Each bottle of Dr. SoLanon's Medicines has a Go vernment Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor, " Sand. Solo mon, Liverpool." engraved thereon, to imitate wl ieh is f boy. To he had, at Gilead Houfe, near Liverpool ; of Dicey and Sut • ton, Now Church yard, and Matthews and Leigh, tB, Strand; Mario Keene. No. 6, College Green, Dublin ; Hely. Cork, Magee, Belfatt; R. Bach and Ca. Pearl ftrect, New York ; and of all Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is fold in bottles, price half-a-guinea each. (or family bottles, at 335. containing four at los. 6d. on which 95. are faced) —Perfims who do not with to have their names known, may have their bony.), letters,dircdcd to W . Z. to be luft ae till called for. VICTUALLING OFPICE, Aug. is, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS M.A7 RSTrr NAVY, do hereby give notice, That on Friday the 28th inftant, they will be teady to receive Tenders, in writing, leafed up, and treat for THREE HUN DRED CHALDRONS (each confining of 36 Balkh Wiochefter Nleafure).of P 1 TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal goodnefs ; to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, by the jeth of September next, alongfide the , Wharf of his Ma jefty's Vletualling Premifes at Plymouth, and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt way be feen at the Secretary's Office. No regard spill 6e bad to any Tender in which the pier flail not be issferted iw words at length, or that fiatl not be ddivered to the Board before one o'cloei, on the Paid Friday, the 28tb infiant, veer senlefs the Pt* who wales the Tender, or forte Perlin on bit behalf attentis to *Over wham called for. PICTUALLING OFFICE, Aogufl 17,, 1807. THE COMMISSIONER.; for VICTUALLING HIS MA, BSTY'S NA VY, do terelly give noose, That on Tuefday the ill of September next, they will be ready to mein Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for Two Hun dred Toos of genuine OATMEAL ; to be delivered one Hundred Toss into His Majefty's Viaualling Stores at Pottfmouth, and the remaining One Hundred Tons into dick at Plymouth ; one half thereof in one month, and the other half in a month after wards, and to be paid foi by Sills payable with intsreit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contras may lie ken at the Secretary's OLce. No regard will he lad to airy Tender in which the price flail not be &fitted in word: at length, or that AO not he delivered to the Board before one o'doci on the laid Tuefday the of September next, nor male the perfon who wain the Tender, or fosse palest on tie behalf dllende to tofwer when called for.