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PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court ofl Chancery, made in a Caufe Wragg againit Litch field, the Creditors of John Litchfie:d, late of Mansfield. In the County of Nottingham, Efq. decetfed, are, on or before the agth day of May itutant, to come in and prove their Debt.; before John Ord, Efq. one of the Meters*: the raid Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily ex cluded the laCnclit of the Paid Decree. Ross and H.tLL, Sofwell-court, London, . for W Mansfield. CAPITAL. SITUATION In the GROCERY LINE. TO SI SOLD SY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, FREEHOLD ESTATE, BERK. TO ■S SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Some tim: in July next, in Lote, as will be expreffed in future With Immediate poffeflion, • ALL thofe extenfive Premiles, fititated oppofite the Fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Isle of Wight ; conliftilig of a fpactous Shop, with mcstern Bow Window; ?nod Dwel ling-book, Work-(hop, Store-houfes, Stahl nr, Garden, &c. and a Carriage Road for Goods from the (tiay round by Cared-lane int,/ the back hart of the Premii•ls. The whole calculated and tiled for the hilt fisty years in the Grocery and Tallow Chansllery Bufinefs, and equally well situated for any other Trade. Adrenifiments. ITERY defirable Freehold Eflates, *nswn by v oe Name of UFf ON COURT ESTATES, confining of upwards of 23C0 Acres,. eligibly fituate in the molt beautiftil p; at of the County of &tcs, between Reading and Newbury, zbout 47 miles from London, on the High Bath Read, with citentive and beneficial Manors, Royalties, Are thereto be h.eging —live Notice wilt be given of the Time and Place of Sate, and when Particulars may be had of the A thStioneer, and Meas. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. NEW THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS. •XDEI TYE RATIRWIAir.. II) HIS ROYAL WORMERS THE Enquire for particulars, or to treat-for the purchafe, at the Bank of Mars. My, Bufigny, and Day; or of Mr. CoMns,So icitor, Weft COW.. Fur ACCOUNT of ;be MANUFACTURERS. DURK Or CLARINC V. The Puldle are refpedifelly inform-Al, that the whole intenur of this Theatre has been rebuilt. upon an elegant and extra five kale, and provided with the molt eligible accommo dations. 'THIS, and every Evening this Week, will be prefentail an entire WAV Dance, by MouE Joulair, caw THE MILLERS; Or, itry EIS BY moosucur. After which will be pr Tented the favourite Pantomime, by C. Dilidio, Jun, called THE GREAT DEVIL. Aa entire new Mu!kJ) Piece. written by C. Dtbdin, jun. called SPEED THE PLOUGH ; Or, TIIE RETURN OP PEACE. Principal Charaelers : Mr. Grimaldi, who will ling the Tar', Prwtraft ; G Atie and Nlr. whn w;11 flog Mr. Roderic o'Nfae Whack Finuginces Hittory of Father 01.)(Iminic Dogino ; Mrs. Ma', Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Margerum. . . . . • To concludewita au Aecurate and plendid reprefentation of !Alf. 0 TTO's HO JS P., the Night of the gegen' Illumination. The Evening's Entertainment to conclude with the new Patio roime by C. bihdin, jun. called HARLEQUIN GREENLANDER. W:11 very anifidcle new alteraeons, improvements, and ■dditions. FASHIONABLE• DANCING BY Mc ALLEN. PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies tend Gentle. men of any age, who have never learnt this accornplifis. mem, or oat in the imp/vend modern ftyle, at No. 19, Sara• RA GOIdCTIP-SqUart, and Mo. to, GilleAT Aut. ST a (VT, Goodman's-Fields. They arc taught on a plan pr. ricnlarly calculated for thrice terwhom it is an °bird tbacquire it expeditioufly, privately, and In the firft ftyle of Whims. Foreigners, Officers and Coantry• Refideats„ who may with to 1.1.-tt in a fcw days, rn,p Board and Lodge, privately, in tbt Hoar. and re :Tie( cvnttast Thje ACALICrIIir, 31, Ipcn an .sr Stunracr. and though t:cti• are prindp'►lly fix trbwri - up i'r ytt ! , :ca re an in firm:lrd twice a we,:t od the au.: to if :i.n brou„:.it forward, as much in one y,ar, as at Schools in gi.ncra! in two No charge made for tlicir initruelinn. ••• Mr. ALLII,4 tliGbwes all prslcat concern with his late Academy in Haydonsiquarc. ROMAN :EMENT. ES SRS. PARKER and Co. &nitride, South. 41.vA. wit*, Martiiill.trt CEMILMT or 110r6sttita, for Building tit W..ter, which far furpaWa 11 utility Dutch Terra, or sty r khil of M •rtar. ft girt- to all kinds of Brieit, or Stone Vinr:i, :4n uncommon dezree of flrrngth and euhefion. ft fete trtd .r water, ‘ll , lll iH nOma as hard u floae; and may be ex tsf,i even to the aaion or the fci %valiant injury. In all Duadistrs, therefore, imendt.l to rag or contain wztcr. tkla Cement may be tir...l with fm7ular advantage: or it may be Ins.: red with lime and Lod to any elefitchle degree, fo: corn ni,•• pnry s. h y 3if , prepare Irtmco for e..ling Buildings with, of the Lan: h..rd anti due .41^ naur , as tin: Cclunt. It pre ((ryes the ae!Lfrom !Pitt and damp, aild tit bo executed fu as c,en yl t, ly to refewiik Stone. et a very moderate expellee. F'at Coping, and Cutter Stories, Cheaper than nature: viour.:.ll V.'.<lrEß. liii ,4:4elt's Rly.ti Letters Parent, the irren-cl Machine for writing with. Two f',n4. • :.• •.: • fnra: iollAnt Two ti•i:inals, acrorLiag to :he ti not- `A trjav,, J 4 ..ff r 4.1 :o Contiorr i 11, Poi::i -e7l, 1. ; Lit7-ery WITT:Li. :Di N... 1 t. • riOTIS a,- 113 01.4 0 tkar ..(0714011.1cliCt:. -1.!,•, it reduced to a ptadlice both etfy • fullt curry tkrea, 1144 befit relial../110.1 by thr pun.- r•r of f9me of zh., Tina difthrztlial4d eh.trzet in the !. rani prrifons who had be n obliged to have te e fa to thv Copyiny,.or rath:tr l'refflog M chine. have el- V 11 ..•cc.l flit; ..o.lioll in the ufr of the Mottle ii r. tnaublc e.S 10:011 , c11'.eit:e attending the Conner are tmally fuperfc.!.l !:v the te.::r. which is fo jug iy f owed. that th, eel Ix_ no miitakc in its life, and condrude I %jilt filch mechanical rtattirfs and fobdity :If to prceinde t .c wet'. of all renjr.—Ntanufadured and fold by J. H. Farthing. I.undon, Portrable Writius dat and Letter-copy • Niatiutatflurerc for exportation. •• .r A SALUTARY BREAKFAST. I.F.E ROE'. ENGLISH COFFEE. • COFFEE, which is a Balfamic of the J- moll excellent Nature, euradied from the elaoicefk aro nttie Plants and Hobs, and from the mat faluhrious Barks, dmin • an Exretienee of near so Years, eftablftbed its ex- Flheacy in Confumptive Habits, and roved itfelf am of the creattft Reftne , tiees and Prcfervativis of Health "1'7.1 It has alto the Sanalouof many eminent ti" Facultr, particularly the late Dr. Fothergill, who firct.:ri'vtl it in Coalumptive and Nervods Complaint:, as well a. i.: of lone ftaiiding, Aftionas, Tremors. Palpitations • i.e &c. It is much recommended to thofa or weak • '.,nitititiona, with ',isms Tea does not agree. as it is more saaseithils tl.an Sao and Jellies. and will nut offend the m...ft 4.:;.1:C Stomach. It it to be taken for Breakfalk, as Tea as f ; C.die, and is very pleafant to the Palate. Sonl he ..'appoimmtsit of the Proprietor, in Canifters, Prim each, Duty included, by Mr. Newberg, No. Paul's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange; Meffrs. Bayley and tear, Coekipur-ftreet ; Mr. Wade's, Old Bond-ftreet; Mr. iebook. No. 150, and Mr. Pidding, Na 76. Oxford-greet ; .4r. Ward, No. 234, Holborn; And Mr. Clarke, No. 269, 3 ~nrei. i'l!!'0:iITION never hiving been fo general as at. the pr cue Crifie, kill a duty incumbent nn every perfon tei...) Is in porisiSon of a Medicine of dtabliated reputation to the tn..ft certain means of preventing the poillbility of a Co . n i n.fition being folded on the Public, to the . n.langering the byes of the Afilidtcd, and undefervedly an invaluable preparation into dif-efteent. Ilia thee •ifish rs:inr.c that induce the prefcnt Proprietors of the wells NTISCORBOTIC . DROPS. brit prepared by the a:.r Fr i NC I! Sme lt/ a t , at hie Difpcnfary, No. as, Soho •"*. a 'n to acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Mien- Patients. that the above is the only place where they are V"eir.tred genuine,and that, by penartflinn of the Comm iffinners of 'he stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is allied to :itch battle, with the words.—" SpiiittaY and Cc. No. 15, Seto r.',lr:." aro " By the King's Patent," no the Bottle. Bill, ani , :rapper, that the purehafer may be convincfd of being IoP -1,1i,..c1 sl!th the genuine Metikinc, which is fold in bottles, 0 ew tl. as. each, duty included, by the general Venders of bat.s.st Mr.ticints in Town and Count*, POSTING REDUCED. 'PHE Nobility and Gentry, travelling between -a. the United Kingdoms, are very refpeetfully informed, that the Pries of Potting is reduced on the Great London and Holy head Rad, by the under-uamed Ittn.keepers: WI Limn L 1.10111074, Talbot inn, Salop. ISt TkLAMERN, lOZ, SELIp. .01E11111NC/10N, Haygate. B. MAISEVI ELI), Jerningbam Arms, Shifnall. R. EVANS, Lion, WONCEManIptOII. WILLIAM STYLES, Hotel, Birmingham. Four Hurfes - - - - as. oil. per mile. Pair o( Herres - - - is. cll. Saddle Horfs - - - - 0 td. This day was publithed, price u. PUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER; or, Frauds ost the Revenue Private Wmngs, and Public Ruin. 11'n which are added, Hints on the belt Nfeans of Providing fur a PClCOLltabltilunent,without inereaSng the National ilarthens. kinder, therefore, unto Cssea,the things that are C.vs By a MEMBER of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. London: Printed for . Hatchard . Bookfeller to her Majelty, No. too. Piccadilly ; and John Sewell, Cornhill. _ . This day was publdhed, price . 1 lire,: Guinea , in boards, To two Volumgs,(l . 2arto, very han Apr. - rely printed, with a fine Head of the Autaor, engraved by "Fo:txr his ; a larze Map, and fifteen elegant Engravings, illeitriavc of the Manners, y ( lb-ins, ani Natural Hiftory of thy Cauntri e s d. reribed, TRAVELS THROUGH- SWEDEN, FINLAND, and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE. In the Years 1798 and t 799. —By JOSEPH ACERB!. biftimus hic tandem, nobis übi defuit orbis. London : Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, f..ccclFor to Mr. Dilly. • • A few Copies are printed upon fuperfine wove paper, hot pact!. and the plates enloUred, price five guinrns in b".knis. OVERSEERS. CHURCHWARDENS, Etc. This day was pnblinsed, in Bvo. 34. fewed, the 3d Editian,much enlaried, of r rHE I. AWS rerpeZri ng 1 1 4 12 S MATTE RS. Containirz the °inc.:4 and Unties of Churchwardens, o"erfesrs of the Poor, Conaahies, Watelomsi and other Pa r:&rifilrers. The Laws concerting Rates and Affzirments, B.lti•rneut- 3.10. Removals of the Poor, and of the Poor in general. laid down in a plahvand =ay manner; with a great variety of Forms of all Inch Inltntments as molt frequently occur in the management of Parini Affairs. By JAMES BARRY BIRD, Efq. Alfo, in Bvo. price 3s. fewer!, the firth Edition of the Laws refprcling Landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers. Bvo price 3% roved, the 4th Edition oldie Laws refpcdt- Lc. Wids, ixecutnrs, AdminifiratorA, and Guardians. —s In *Po; price 3s. feWed, the 4th Edition of the slaws refped ing Matters and Servants, Appeentizes, Manufadurers, and Journeymen, with the Laws refpedling Combinations. The above four Publkatlotts may be had, it taken together, don; up in one convenient Volume, under the Tile of Law Seketions, prier I It. boards, or isa. 6d. bound. .on don Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftreet. I.inc:dies-Inn,of whom may be had,the Second .nd laft Volume, emetainiog the 1 atw of Tithes, Tupikes and Higlivrays, Com mans, and Travaling, Fee. at the fame price. - DR. MAVOR'II UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-hvc portable Volumes. 'TIE Eimtth Volume cf this Work was pub. h the eft slay of April, containing the conrlufion of the 1-li , Te •It of GPS-1 CF.: and it may be had of all refpee ndi.r hookfellers in Toes n and Country. 110. volume, aid the third. c *vitae the whole of that inte r anig p , ,iLion of Ancient Hietory, aid the two volumes, with jai) of (*recce and the Prints, may be had feparately by ‘' * not ai•oofe to puschafe the unite work. T 3:: 5.:u v which wiii be publilhedou the brit of May, We:, cot.taile commencement of the ROMAN Ifivron %%The whole of t::: Roman Ililtory, from the building of Rome of the taLing of Conftatennople by the Turks, will be comprifed in thlif:h. tiatlt, and leventh volumes, and Mt three volumes, einixili%-si with Mans and Plates, may be had feparately. I-or the ;:ecommoduion of perfons who with ..co purehafe any fines: ll.ttoty, every volume contains a particular title page adapted to it,. r,ipedtive contents. The ANCIer r PACT *./1 this Univerfal lilftory will be coon pkted in Nine Volumes; and the MODIVN et a r in Sixteen Vo:umes ; a Vahan: to appear Co the brit day of every month, till the whole beat:44lrd 'Fbe price of each volume it Five Shilllogs in boards, but upon fnull and conution paper it is only l'h:ee Shillings and Nine-putce, in boards; the volumes may alto be bad in neat ban. b'ndir.p. N. B. Dr. Mayor's Univerfal liiftory is a molt clearable ac quilitinn to all perfons to whom the great Univerfal Hiftory in 66 ciletat-ci Vain twa is either too voluminous nr too expeplive. On Saturday the isth of May will be publifh.:d, to T vo large Volumes (Ilium with numerous Maps, drawn under the DireCtian, and with the tall Improvcments of Arrow:ll.kb, and =guyed in a new manner by Lowry, forming an uulvettal Modern Atlas, pries 41. as. in boards, or on Ravi Path:- with early ImprefSons of the Maps. price 61.63. in boards, MODERN GEOGRAPHY; a Dereriponn of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States, with the °C MS" Sees, and Ma, in all Paru of the World; including the moa recent Dikoveries and Political Akerations. STEAM MILL. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, (If not preyiuutly difpofed of by private bargain), Within thc Royal Exchange Coff:e-houle, Edinburgh, upon Wednefday thc 19th day of M..y, 0.02, at two o'clock in the afternoon, E MILL lately eredled at GRAWAPISTON; upon the banks of the Oreat Canal, and wrought by a Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt, and Co.'s, of twenty hories power. They remit( of Flour, Corn, and Bailey Mills, are molt fubftanti tlly finilbed, and very advantageoufly fitusted for carrying on an extenflye trade. They lie about a half a utile from Falkirk, and two and a half from Grangemouth. Application for further particulars may be made to Robert Young, writer, Men-Lust-axed ; Mr. James Henderfon, wri ter, Falkirk; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Polmont Maitre, by Fal kirk.—N. B. If not fold, the Mills will be let. GENTEEL HOUSE, FINCHLEY. TO It SOLD BY PRIVATI CONTRACT' , _ _ A GENTEEL compaft Bow-fronted HOUSE, fituated near the fix Mile Stony, on the verge of Much • leyCommon : containing two Bed-rooms on the two pair Storey; a Drawing-roast 'end Bed room on the one pair Storey ; and two Bow-ft anted Parlours, a good Kitchen, Watli-houfe, and Dairy on the ground Storey ; and appropriate Cellars-nu the bafemcnt Storey : the Whole well fupplied with excdlentWater; large Garden well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and amply Rocked: detached in a fpacious Court-yard, inelofed with a brick Wall, are a large Coacii,boufc, a Laundry, a Hay-barn, a Poultry-houfe, a Man Servant's-room, Stabling for four Hodes, with a good Loft, convenient Cattle-thede. a Cow-houfc for four Cows, and a Calf-pen.—A Clofe of ties Meadow Land, containing two Acres, may be rentcd ssith the Premifes. Fur a further reference apply to Mrs. B. u.dcn, paid-faced Stag, Finchley Common. ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF BERWICK. TO BE SOLD, 'HE Lands and Barony of KIMNIERGHAME, lying in the Parini of Edrom anti County of Berwick. Thk Efface, which is well inclofed, contains about tBa4 Eng fah Acres of rich Arable Ground, all let upon improving Leaks to fubftantial Tenants, except about iso ,tcres, let annually in Graft or in the Proprietor's hands. The Rental is about zoool. fterling. Several of the principal Farms are let at low Rents ; their Leaks expire in the courfe of a few years, when a very great rife of rent may be depended upon. The Farm bode% Fences, and Inclofures Pave been built, laid out, and finifhed in the molt fuhflantial manner. The Eltate is fituated in the molt populous part of Berwickthire, two miles fouth of the poft Town of Dunk, and about 1 Miles from the great Market Town of Kelfo and Berwick upon-Twetel. The River Blackadder runs through the Eftatc, and within 100 yards of the prefent Mention Houle. The 'Mullion Houk, though [mail, is in good repair, and affords a great ded of accommodation.—Thcre i 4 a go ad Garden pith hot houfe.fitc.and die* hat lately been built a complete ande.xtadive Court of Offices. There is then, mark, and an excellent tree ftone going qu-rry upon the Eltate. The old wood is extenfive and valuabk,and the [tripes and clumps of young Planting and policy arc all in a thrivi t:g condition. The Land. hold Wench of the Crown, and are of fufficicnt valuation to afford five free hold qualifications. The 'rands are valued and belong to the Proprietor. The Lands will be mown, upon enquiring at Kinunergbamt Houfe ; and fur further particulars application map be made to Mr. Low, at Wotxlend ; Mr. Veatch, at Swinton Mlll, Ber wick (hire ; and Mr. Swinton, W. S. Edinburgh, in whofthanda the title deeds, rental, plan, and mcafurement may be ken. NEAR LUDLOW SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOCD BY AUCTION- Br M. CHRISTIE, _ __ _ At Ms Groat Room. in Pall-Mall, on Monday the zotk of May uric at One o'Clock, A VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, confifting of a fubflantial elegant Brick-bulk Manacle, with Stabling for Eleven Horfes, Two Coach Houfes, numerous attached aid detached Offices of eve, y defiription, limited to a large Family, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled and richly planted, Pinery SucceMon Houle, Melon Ground, beautiful Pleafurc Ground of near Six .ICrCS, 4 1ifrorcd with tafte, and Fringed with rich Plantations eniNdliflied with elects of Water Rocked with Fill,, furnsounicil by a Lawn, arid fundry rich Inelaures, in whole about t 66 Acres, Tithe Free, Land Tax Redeemed, about 180 Acres Rich Meadow, the relt Arable, about 40 Acres of which may be watered at pleafureby a River, in which is a valuable Right of Fiihery.-. Delightally fituate within two miles of Ludlow, feven of Ten bury, a beautiful and fportiog part of the County of Salop. Mail, and other Coaches, pals daily to and from London—A Pur chafer may be accommodatedswith the neat Houthold Furni ture, Live and Dead Stock, Crops, &c. at a fair Valuation, and immediate Poffeffion may be had of a molt Gentlemanlike as well as profitable Situation. Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith ready.—Mr. Chrillie is cmpowercerto receive Propofals by Private Contra& By TOHN PINKER TON. The A fironom 441 inmiduethrt by the Rev. S. VI e. A.M. F. R. S. and PitIMLIA Profefar of Aftronauty and Experimental Philanply in the univerfity of Cambridge. To the Whole ar: added, Lift, of the belt Maps and gooks of Travels, in all Languages, and an ample Index. Printed for T. Cad, 11. Jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. N. Longman and 0. R.X3. PelttrnOrter•rOM. - _ _ •.• owing to fome Altesationsfuzgefted by the reedit De ;hive Treaty with France, the Publication of this Work has bEzn deferred for a few Weeks, but the delay, it is hoped. will be compenfated by the Improvements indifpenfable on fo un common nil Important as OCClfinti.—The Maps will amount to between Forty and Fifty, trout entirely new Drawings, fit. perintended and mired by Mr. Arrowfutith. vrhof.- Skill in this Department is univerfally acknowledged. The chief Authorities are afro marked at the Bottom of each Map, and they are illuitrated by Mr. Pinkaton with many im portant Features of the Countries. and interefting names de rived from numerous Works of Natural and Civil lilitory, which will be in vain fought for even in a large and espenfive Atlas. 'They arc engraved by Mr. Leary in a StylC of Mal , ncf- and Beauty never before atternp:‘l, and upon a near prin ciple fuggefted by the Atthor. f For the sceconmodatirn of Perfons to Whom feeh a mode cf publicatien ma?be acceptable, fume Copies will he divided into eig!'t Parts, and pill - Aided lio tthly,tillcuntpleted, at t is. each Part, in boards. An Abridgnictt of ails Work by t►e Author Is in a ftsitc of ➢reparatisu. CHETWYND MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON, SHROPSHIRE. TO IS PIIYMPTORILY SOLD DT •UCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, _ _ At Ids Great Rnom, in Pail-Mall, on Monday the toth of May, at One o'Clock, in One Lot, by Order of the Pro prietors, and all Parties concerned, A MOST Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD -s• ESTATE, confiftiog of the extenfive Manors of Chet wynd and Edgemond, capacious Manfion, beautiful Park of about aoo Acres, cmhelliflud with River, Sheets of Water, Wood, Hill, Dale, &c. and sundry eligible Farms, with all fuitable Buildings, and near 2000 Acres of Ar-ble, Meadow, Pa Lure, and Wo od Land, an Afylum of great plenty of Game, and orincipally Tithe Free, and Land Tax redeemed, let at old Reins, amounting to near per annum Two Thoufand Pounds, exclulive of Land in hand, capable of very conliderable iru. proveMent on roc decnife of the Leaks. Alfo the Perpetual Advowfrin of the Ri:clory, of the annual value of Five Hun dred Pounds,fuhiret to the Life of the prefent Incumbent, aged 6o Taira, daily iperealing from the Inclofure of Waite Laud. Mr. Samuel flagnold, of Newport, will thew the Premifea, and printed particulars, with engraved Plans, may be had of the Printers of the Slirewfbury COronicic; Cheiter Courant; Birmingham Chronicle; Arhiaum,;Llverpool; StaffurdChire Advertifer ; Thomas Lloyd, Efty. Gray's Inn ; Meas. Strong and Still, Lincoln's Inn New ware; Meffrs. Shaun, New Bridge-Brett, lllackfriars; Rainbow, Coruhill; and In Pall. Mall. Mr. Chriftic ie empowered to receive Pro; oraln by private Contraa for the whole of the Eftate, on la before the tit of May neat, and if mot treated for before that day, will be put up on the toth of Alay, and fold :to the heft bidder without referee. Exempt from the Au. loon Duty,agreeabie to A ct of Parliament. On Tburfday, May 6, 1303. Air ERAS, SON, and Co. will put up to Public 4 -TA Sale, at their W.treboofes. No. 21. Watling-ltreet, the followiog Affortmetit of BRITISH PIECE COORS. 8,„ , 00 Pieces Jaeonets, book, plait, and ficured Cambrieksake. 5,0c0 Ditto Lappetts, DOMI, Tarnlrnm.. &c. 5,900 Ditto Baiafore sod Book Handkerchkfs, Shawls, &c. 3,600 Dint, Puniest Handkerchiefs. 650 Ditto Gold-End Jaconets. 1,100 Ditto White and Printed Callienes, Gingham, &n. 600 Ditto Nankeens, Dimities. ttaltitip, 100 Ditto Broad Cloths, KerferniGres, &c. 650 Dozen Hofiery. 1,550 Grace Buttons. With a Variety of other Goods. To be viewed from Monday the ld May, to the day of Sale. Two Months Prompt. M. 1.. MEM.AC, Joir. Bmscr. PATRONISED AND USED BY THEIR MA JESTIE.S• THE REV. MR. GAMBLE% BRITISH 'l'r:A. TO thole who may be unacquainted with the virtues of this falubrious TEA, it may he fufficient to f ty, that it is patronifed and ufed by their MAjefties, and a great many of the Nobility; and that in wealinefs of the Sto mach, Indigettiul, Nervous diforders, Depreffion of Spirits, Cholies, Flatulencies, Nervous and Bilious diforders, fo effica cious. and at the fame time fo picafant a remedy, is not to be found in the whole Materia Medics. To enumerate the various acknowledgments made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble, fur benefit, received from the ufe of the Tea, would be mullets: Come few of them may be ken Ib the Evangelical Magazine of April, Est. Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4. Cheapfile ; and retail by Padding, No. 76, oppaite the Pan theon; and Jeboult, No. tco, Oxford-ftrect ; Wade, Old BOnd-ftreet ; Swiney, Pall Mall; Park, No. 269, Borough ; Baxter and Scott, Edinburgh; and may be bad of one or more Medicine Venders in every town in the thilt.d KingdoMs, In Packets at ss. and 2s. 9d. each. Alto nul i bc had Mr. Ganible's Aromatic Snuff, for Pains in the Head, Diforders of the Eyes. Deafnefa, ace. in Bozes, at Is. tda. and 74d. each. FOR Rheumatifms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-ach, Num:niers, Palfy, Indigcltion. Fla tulent Sparmodie or flyina Pains, general Debility and Relaza- Bon of the Syftem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, Ste. Experience has proved the mill aim:dating pewees of WIIIITIMEALI . II i.SSENCIt OW !A RD Pills, and Fluid, the tr.oft effectual remedy ever made known to the world, kktils fucceeded In cafes of fix, tight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years R.tnding , affix outer means bad failed, and it has abfolutUy cured more pat:cnts of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever b, foze made Public, The fluid Ef fence is fo angularly penetrating and fpcedt in its operation, u generally to effect the cure of SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Whitehead's F.ffence of Muitsinl is prepared 2.1 d fold at 2%. 9sl. each Box or Bottle, by R. JOILNSTON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-flreet, Soho, I.ondon AMd its reputation is fu univerfaily ca.:bathed. that it may b.• had of .very Mtdiru a liclider is rais:..nd, fret And, Wadt [oaks, and .ssmcricii. To prevent touutet kit impoation, purchafers are requefted to obferve, the Geruinc istititintuned by the lanes. ?Mitt, sod the Signature.,Si UN, theY4tontec'socru writing, on the label (leach Mottle or lioz. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to fay, that" the Gout was the Opprebr.Wis .31:Zrormw,"—. that is, in plain Englil—" thc Ditrace of the Faculty;" and Dr. Ward would only admit of tcmporary Relief bring obtain. able in a confirmed Itheumatinin ; yet, could More bright Lu minaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Bit uncut Is perfuaded, from never failing Experience, that their ataxia. ment at their Rcfurreetion, w odd be nothing to th admira tion at the miraculous Effects which have arifen fro n a few Doles of his N ZRVOIIS CORDIAL; which, in the molt ob ltinate Catry have wrought fuck wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have cattle to bids him and pray for him, as Its Inventor, as long as the renumb.aace of Health and Eafe reftored can potGhly be tenable on this fide the grave. Licut. W. PA RDOE, of his Majefty's Gun-Veird Feltaxxss. Sir—lQs with infinite fatisfadbon I acknowledge the excel lence of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contratihm of the Joints, which I have been afflicted with upwards of ten months. Be allured I (hall recommend your valuable Medi cines to the utmoft of my power.—l remain, Sir, your very o' , lalient humble fervant, Lieut. W. i'ARt)OE. Plymouth Dock, July 3r. 1800. witr i efs to the above Cure—L. Congdon, Printer and Sta. tioner, No. vx. Fore-fireet, Plymouth Dock. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the Role Inn, Sittinghourn, was for a lenz,th of time molt intole rably Wldest with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the entire tile of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of-walk ing or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated 'tate he applied to feveral of the moil eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the heft thadow of lienet4 ; but by being atoney re. conammied by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brodurn's Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, booldeller, Sitting. bourn, is now perfectly reftored to his former health and vi gour, is enabled to follow his hull:refs as ufual without feeling the Iraft fymptonis of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Niels. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittineheurn coach. JOHN lio - GWOOD. Witnelfes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Si:npfon, Matter of .the Rafe Inn, Sittingbaurn; Mr. John Barnard Bir.Afeikr. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL. to be bad at the Dodoes Houle, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Duero faorn the Leverian Marcum, Blackftiar's Bridge, in Potties at 11.15.--tts. 64.—and ss. 6d. Alfu of jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. Iso, Oxford-Itreet t Tun, Royal F.xchange; F. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boultou, Royal Exchange; Mr. Codicil's Medicine rarchotife, No. 229, Strand ; Golding, Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. 42, Cornhill ; and by I molt Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in the three king,loms. It will be necceary the Dudtor Mould fee fuch Patients as arc affliCted with Desinefs or Lofs of Sight, or fend tiler Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodtor (Putt or Carriage paid), with his ufual lee —The Medicines may be had every Day. To there Laehes or (leaden= botdering on the State of Ma- - , trimony, the Dodtor would particularly recommend the Sots ; aka! Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy ' men) who are in the fmalle(t degree am:reheat:ye ofaliefyßeta. not being entirely found, or [object to relaxations of the Colitis. •.• Letters. (taring Piticntt cafes, with the Dods:or:a af.ial fee Of a Guinea, will be ['Tidily attended to. A 326. Bunts contains tainahia Ave [salt once. As ti 11/ U-