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POCOCK's BOETHEMA RECLINDIG and CHAIR MATIRAESES, that art fo peculiarly ufeful .for Invalids, Ladies in their Accouchement, and Perform in a convalefeent Rate as they afford that cafe and comfort by no other means lb effetluallt to be obtained; the great advantage and relief of changing the politica et the bed with the utmolt safe and facility, and in fo regular sod guide a manner as sot to dllturb a perfon in the molt delicate ftate, or endanger their taking cold; will tannin perfectly Mm and Ready in every potation, and cannot be put oat of order... Alto Patent Sofas, on the fame beautiful principle, that Ire molt of all Sofas ap . • proved for India, where the [(tarry oppreffive heat of the climate relaxes the human frame, and obliges the inhabitants to return to their couches in the meridbui of the day. The many and great advantages to be derived from them are no doubt fufficient to recommend them to thole Gentlemen going or trading to the EaR or Weft Indies who have not Peen them. AT HODGES and Co.'s Offices, No. 149, Olford.ltreet, oppoSteßood-ltreet, and No. 04, St. Ja's-ftrect, the following Capital Prizes w i re foid and Stared bit year, viz. No. 4,467 a Prise of L. somft; No. xsoos . - - 26, - 00 No. 2 4,7 8 7 - - - - so,ooo No. 111.6* - - - • .s ,o °° No. 30433 . 5,:oo No 28.898 • 548 Tickets and Shares of the prefent Lottery (to commence drawing the 29th of next month) are on fale as above. N. B. The &ft-drairn Ticket will lie entitled t0'25,0001. Cr Government Securities bought and fold by CommiMon. BOOKS lately pliblifbcd by F. and C. RIVINGTON, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. To which will be added (not added at dila Theatre tbefe ten years) the Pane of _ HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. This Evening—The Merry Wives of Windfor ; with Netley ARK:T. psi Monday Mr. Cooke will perform the Chareter of Riehatd t he Third, for the (mond time this Lakin; to which will be 3,1.1(4 the Pantomime Drama of Brazen Malt. On Tuefday the new Opera of the Cabinet ; with the Child of Nature. %%redact:lay Mr. Cooke will perform KIWI , . in the Cam of Every Man in his Humour; after which the Mutual En tertainmeut of Hartford Bridge. On Thurfday a Young Gentleman will make his flrft ap pearance on any Rage in the Chandler of Othello. DISTILLING BY STEAM. • AN Apparatus far this Pimp()le, calculated to impftwe all ardent Spirits obtained by Diftillation, and to leffen both the original and annual Expenec of fuch Eltablilh malts; and alto an Apparatus for DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM, more eveditioufly, to greater certainty, and with much lets Labour than it is driedin the Sun; may be feen in ufe EVERY THURSDAY, at theTinned•Copper Works. on Bankfide. Enquiries to be addreffed to C. WYATT, (the PAT Err( la) New Bridgeeftreet. • Alio Patent Library or Office Tables,an47l elegant Reclining Eafy Chairs, in Leather, m*y be had at Pocock's No. 46, Southampton-ftreet, Strand. EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. Reigate, Odober ts, 18os. ADEPUTATION from the Committee for the i n tended Estenfion of the Surrey Iron Railway, through the Counties of Surrey, Sulks, and Hants, to the des Cad, having thiq day attended us with Mr. Jcifop's Report, and the plans and Seddon: for part of the faid propofed Line, and to communicate to us the utility of the fame : We, the Magiltrata,affembled at the Petty SeMonheld here this day, do hereby give Notice, that a Public Meeting wilt be held at the Swan Inn, in Reigate, on Tuefday the gth day of November nest, at Eleven o'clock in the liorenoon,to take the above Plan into coniideradon; when it is hoped the Nob& men and Gentlemen laurel/al therein will give theieattantance. ROBERT HUDSON, ROBERT LADBROKE, CHARLES BIRKHEAD, HYLTQN 101.1.111 E, WM. JOHN JOLLIFFF. - NORTI ►N, OCTOBER 8, itios. WMT LoAD, E, the under fi gned, requeß your Lordthip to call a General Meedng of the County and the Town eiNorthammon. and of all Fakna *melted in the Navigation al the River Nine, to take into confidoradon a Clank In the Ad paffed in the Thirty-third Year of the Reign of his prefent ' Majeffy, empowering the Grand jondlion Company to make a Collateral Cut from the Pad& of Dayton to tho Town of Northampton, and to adopt fuck Maafures as may appear neeeKuy to accompldh an Union between the Navigation of the River Nine and the kid Grand Jundion Canal. To the Right Hon. Enka Northampton, Lord Lieuttopt of the County of North lampton, &c. ice. POMFRET W. WAKE SAMUEL ISM W. BULLER T. It. THORNTON E. BOUVERIE T.& W. SAMWELL j. H. THURSBY P. DENYS CHARI.ES FREEMAN sAmurt HOLT WILLIAM KING Maya and Janice. o f T. HALL Northampton. CHARLES SMITH wit.e.4o4 KERR OEOS.OE WATKIN CHARLES NEWMAN TiiobdAS BUTCHER. CLARK HII.I.YARD ASHTON VADE J. HARDEN RICHARD MARRIOTT. to arfequence of the gimping Requilitlion, I hereby ap point a General M of the County and Town of North haapton, and of BR s laureled in the Navigation of ttie Rivct Niue, to be bdd at the County Hall, in the Town if Nostlkaarpoon, so Monday the 18th basalt, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. NORTHAMPTON. Calk Allohy, Oltober 9, tam THR SOCIETY OF SHIENOWNE - RS OF GREAT - BRITAIN. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of SHIP OWNERS for the PORT df LONDON, held the yth day of Odober inf. at Wile Coffee.henfe, CenthUl, It was refolved, That the Itntahniana ensued imp at tjseSpe eial General Meeting, on the 30th at September LA, &odd b. inferted in the Neal By Order of the Committee, NATHANIEL. ATCHISON, Secretary. At a fpeclal Glowed Meedng of Skip-Owner., held the 3oth day of September, Ica, at the London Tavern, to take totem Siitratiou the draft of a Petitlav es Parliaoreakfir the Repeat dy' fiv Taeser-dely,agreeably to the Refolutias of thegencral Meet ing of the sad June laft, and on other bugle& of Importance. The Secretary repined he had reedved formal Letters from the Ship Owners at the out-ports, cupcake of their deternti• nation to co-operate Isi the general de of the Society. He then read the Draft ofthe Adams to dr H.. the MO 4" Car eau for a Repot I the Dotks tot ?..wart, awl as Oil owl Skint, the proiore tits BribA 'Ostia, which bad been previouily agreed to by the Committee. Refolved unanimoufly, That the Petition now produced and teag.be fined by the Ship-Owners prefect, and afterwardsle rite Bar of Lister Cop-bottle for lignatures, and that the fame be infested to 'Parliament early in the next Salon. Refolved, That it be recommended to the Committee to adopt Lice mecturesas may appear to them moft likely to give of ed tn the intended application to Parliament for the Repeal of the Tonnage Dnty, and that the Refolutions of this Meeting be tranfinitted to the Ship Owners at the Out Ports. A feriae* &kerma then toot place terpetitng the termination Odle differences between the Ship-builders and their men, and motives which fcem to have led to the conclußon of tit* CfPues, when the following Refolidons were dnanimoufly agreed to. Refolved, That the Ship-Owners prefent at this Meeting do diiapprove of the manner in which the Ship-builders have far forte time paR fubmitted to their workmen, who have lately ' Mantitted ads of 'Welter dangerous to the community, aad • dettrattive of thofe principles of fubordination, which ought • always to be maintained between employer and their work -1411; and they likewife obferve, with very great _meet, the manner in which the recent difputes between the Shipauliders and their melt have terminated by the matters treating with De ittateß from large bodies of their workmen, who, it appeared, tree: eongiined togelier for illegal purpofes. , • Rdolved, That the Ship-Owners prefect at this Meeting do fe difappraie the fentimentt es peered in a letter fined Neahes, who k Secretary to the Committee of Ship-linliders, old which was puhiithed in the Publie Ledger, wherein it is kited " that the Slip,lfoilders. in juftice to the SkipOstoseei, kid Placed themfaves in the fituation of Afteuriers betsvesn the tyro intereNed Parties," that is, their workmen and the Shii ik'nirs., who ;hint it neceffary to declare, tha; they conceive lit t~ be the innifpenfible ditty of the Ship• Builders to keep their roci in due fobordination ; to prevent illegal emillaination stn%refl thct *. and to nerd& the right of employing and dif loch men as they may think proper; and that the Ship &''d 41414 to profeetne, ttith the utmoft rigour of the law, %el of flu ir men trio may ebd-ovour by tisteats,nr OA of yin knee, to deter abets train working and performing tbet duty yelo are fo difpofed ; in cafe the eziftimg laws are inadequate slis sit in their eir p f . util outrages, or to ;upprefs them in 'nor Progrefs, the &Was owe it talk public, old detv ineambeat / wpm the re to apply to the Leedom. to 'Rid hels Uses sedansititty. TO BE SOLD, (in a Favourite County in Fogland,) • • A VERY Confiderable ESTATE, Tythe-free, coofiftingota4apitat Manioc, with every (citable Of fice; an extenfive Manor, well floc rd with Game; a good Filbery; the Neighbourhood very rcfpcdable, about Seventy Miles from London, and 'within rea:h of Three Packs of Ho ods. 1 his Mate is worth upwards of tera,ootaL and will be fold together, or in Lots of not lets than ts,oool. •alue. Particulars, and Orders for viewing the fame, to be had of Metre. Blake and White, Etrez-ftreet, Strand, London.--Let ters to be Poit Paid. N. B. This Eftate has not been advertifed befbre. TOVENTLEMENW HO ARE VB'ND OF HUNTING, acc . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS BLOPIELD, At the King's Arms Inn, Bicefter, in the County of Oxford, on Friday the 22d init. between the hours of three and dye, AVERY deferable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a commodious Storm Built Dwelling-hoofs, large Garden and Orchard, large Baru, Store-houfes, (Iranery, Piggery, and Stabling for fifteen Hodes. The whole walled round, containing about four Acres, fituate within two miles of Sir Thomas Mayiton's Fox-bounds, and a pack of Harriers kept in the neighbourhood. At the fame time will be kid, three Meadows well watered ; containing about four Acres, &nate in the pad& of Pitkling ton. two miles from Bicefter. Butcher pordcalars and catalogues may be had of the Auc tioneer, in Bketter; Mars. Harding and ,Hill, Dry 'Salters, leea Hkhe, London ; and at the principal Inns la Bicefter, Oxford, Thule, Vflmlow,Ayleibury, Buckingham, &e. OLOUCESTER.SHIRE, BORDIPUNG ON MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr SQUIBB, At Osnaway's Coffee Bode, 'Change-alley, Cornlol, Loudon, in Three Low, on Monday, the tft day of November, tilos, at One o clock, (unkfi previoully difpofed of by Private Centre& AVERY defirable, compad, and highly irn• proveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing a ca pital nfewlr-eredled Forge, and upwards of 750 Acres ef good =Meadbw, and Pafture Lund. In the apridt of New the Gamy Gloucefter s divided isir the following Let a. Confiding of &very emnpadt Pasha tidied Upper Rei tman, will& Melbsse, and all fuhatie Outbidding', and 2.37 A. s R. ssP. (a Httle more or kb) in the ocespatioo of Robert Townfend, with 13 Acres of Woodlsnii, rowan hand. Lot s. Amotvery eligible andrompad Farm catted Lower itedbramit, with Farm Hook, Outbuildings, fte. and ;59 A. t R. 7 P. (a little more or Lis) In the occupation of John Lodge, and ad Acres of Woodland, now in hand. Lai 3. A ow/ compael and improvable Farm called Clidden, with two Farm Hodes and Gutboildinp, and zoo A. 3R. la P. (a little more or lefb) in the occupation of Thomas Hughes, and sj Acres of Woodland In hand, with the capital newly erede3 Forge, tile Proprietor referring to himfeif the op'lon of taking it ea am& lbr Sven Years, at a Yearly Rent to be fpetified, and to it fa repair, The above nate is orelladipted for the (porting Gentleman, the Agricultnrift, and the fpecnlative Iron Matter, and is &nate is a Country highly and juttly celebrated for its pidturcfque beauties and *mantic fcenery ; *Rant four miles from Mon- mouth, sa from Gloncefter, three from Celford, eight from Nevrnham, and only half a mile from the navigable River Wye, between which and the Forge there is an eafy communication. Coals are found in great abundance in the Neighbourhood.' Mr. L. Yowls at Lower Redbrook Works, near Monmouth, will thew the Pr emifes. Printed particulars (with a Plan) may be had of the Printers of the Glonceftcr Herald, Bath Chronicle and Ruddall's Brittol Journal; •of the Audloneer in Saville Pottage ; at Garraway's C.olfee-houfe ; and of Meffrs. Riebardfon, Son, and Corfield, Land Surveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, who are duly authorifed to difpofe of the Eltate by Private nem*. SUTTON-HALL, CHESHIRE. Ow Mlle from Middlewich, and only Half a Mile from the Trent and Merfey Canal. - - - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the King's Ardis Inn, Middlewich, on Wednefday the 20th day of Oitober next, prccifely at One o'Clock ; unlefs di& pored - of by Private Contrstft before the 6th of 06tober, of which Notice will be given. LOT I. e LL that valuable and fingularly ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUTTON HALL, comprising a very fuhitantial and well appointed Farm-houfe, Dairy-houfe, roomy Barns, Cowboufes, and Bins for nearly fifty Cows, Stabling and all other Imitable Outbuild ings, in cbmplete Repair, and One Hundred and Seventy-five Statute Acres (a little more or lets,) of exceedingly rich Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, abounding with excellent Marl and sand, which can be dug at a trifling Expence. 'This Edam is Extraparochial, Tithe-free, and the Land-tax i redeemed, and Is now let on Leak to. r. Timothy Dean. (white Term therein expires at Lady-Day 18K) at the low Rent (but capable of very confiderable advance.) of 28i1. per Anmatu. The Taunt paying ail Rates and Outgoings what- I focirrr, and doing all Repairs. Alfo a capital Water Griit- mill and Dwelling-houfe, let to Mr. Kennedy, at the yearly Itc:n of Fifty Pounds. And the Tithes ilTuing, and to becolne due, from about Fifteen Statute Acre's of Land, lying in Sut ton 'Townthip. in this Lot will Of° k fold the Timber now 1 *ending and growing on the above Uate. • • LOT 11. A Lcaftbold Baste, cadet DAWICE FARM, am- ate in the Parini of Over, about Five Miles from Middlewich, confining of a Farm- Mare§ and all necelfary Outbuildings, and Twentpfix Statute Acres. (more or lets) it very good Arable § Meadow. and Patton Land, let on Leak v Mrs. Mather. I whole Term expires at Lady-Day 4436, at the clear yearly Lent of Forty-five Pounds, (capable of great Improvement.) i he Tenant to pay all Rates and and to do Repairs. ' LOT Ul. A Fifty Pound Bond. bearing Intreeft at's per Cent. (which is now regularly paid ,) (cowed on a 'Turnpike Road in Cheihire and Staffordaire. Printed Particulars may be had, and a final Map of Sutton ' Hall Baste ken. at the Kmg's Arms, Middlewich; Crown Inn, Naobrleht Black Lion, Congleton ; Hotel, Chefter ; pridge• water Alin., Manciteller ; Hotel, Liverpo6l; of Mr. TlMotlry Dens, at Sitton-Hall, who will thew the Presages ; onitat too Mee id Mars, Riehardfon, Son, and Coach!, Lao44o4eutil and Surveyors, No. 7, &human's Inn fields, 1 , 001081. j duty outhatisott to &fp& if tie gaits by nivel' 'WHEN Profeffional Men of education and rt.. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftan by the fe ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fuccds is the bell criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my practice tq the etc:Wive treat matt of THREE DISOPZDEAS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as / am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moft import ant in the catalqgue of human infirmities. After initiation into every boonch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pratftice to refcue individu ale from the ignorance of uneducated IVrat, or the equally dan• Brous recipitancy of general Praditioners. The DISOItDRAS, to the care of Which I have do voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENRF.AL INFECMON, whedwr of a recent or long duratioc AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de • rangentent of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN • NESS or STERILITY. Num-row &earns we the refult of ignorance or haße In tbe treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequendy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of se unguarded hour. By a fuperior method lush complaints are cafily cured, and even Where others have failed, I truft that I may pram= to offers radical re-eftabliihment I Few, however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous etuations of Men,whe 1 from indulgence ins SOLITARY V ICE, or the prevalent GaAs. ties of a failionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whist is the unavoidable coofequence of fuck pernicious habits. IWhere the unhappy fufferer bands over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be force confolation for , him to hoop, that although it be an °Med of doubt or uneet. I tiirstY WV! other Pradidoneng, the removal of thole Exi.Fl. • CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ' matt of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have 1 begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety wilt be prevented by an early counters dion of this languid Rate, and in thP'e cafes no great &acuities will occur. 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