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• . . 1) , c . . -/ C 6 47 ..7 ' .". • 4 " . •w , i t .','" ..t *, . • 1.... r . t. VILi: slip: . . t il l . V :t.',4131 R 4.9.721 TUASDAT, JULY 47, isoe NEXT MONDAY The New State Lottery begins Drawing. 1 10,0001. IN PRIZES, ONLY 24,000 TICKETS. TICKETS and Shares are on Sale in great variety. at HODGES and Co.'s, Itoci•brokces, No. 1 49* oxford-r_rret. opporite Honii-Rreetoind No. 44, St. James's ftrca—PriAcs to any amount paid on dtnund. LOST, on Friday evening let, in or near ox. ford-ftrvet, a RED rocKET BOOK, containing Two of Bateau, Alorland„ and Co.. Circular Notes for =l, each ; alfu their Lctttr of Cre,lh for 3=ol. direacd to Variollt of their Correfpondents on the Continent, and two Paffpurts, with tome other Papers, all of which arc of no ufe lint to the Own( r, as th, Notes arc not endorfed, and the Letter of Credit is cancelled at the fcerral Hooks where it iq addreffect. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. reforetfully acquaint the Public. that thtre will be no 11.1111 Lou cria thin 7.sr. The New State-Lottery will court of 1 wcutrfour Tboutind Tickets only. Whoever will bring the Pocket Book with its contents to No. 56. Pall Mall, haU receive Five Guineas reward for their trouble. scams. s Prises of L 20,c00 I 1 Prizes of Ci,oos a - - zo,ooo 2 - - 2p30 Beide% othrr Prizes. amounting to 146,0001. _ NEXT PRESENTATION. BE SOLD, the next Prefentation to t Vi carage, about forty irik-4 front London, of about tool. per annum improvable. The prticlit Incumbent being upward, of yo years of age and very infirm, there has been uu rclident vi car for the left so years. Apply to Meffrs. Graham, Lincoln', Inn. on Monday dic ad of next The Drawing will Month. Augutt. Tiacts 'cid Navasota at rale, a Conant and Charing- Crisis, London, by Ries/antes, GOODLUCK, and Co. 'as only Office that ever fold in Stares Two Prizes of 30,0001. Ag„, in the lift State-Lottcyy. Two Prize* of ropooL; No. 48.732, a Fiat-drawn Ticket, in Shares. No. 48,318, a Whole Ticket. NEXT MONDAY MORNING, the Drawing of the With Lottery begins, with a Prize of yozoL No. a 6 CORNHILL. MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. eine their Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets and Shares, at their Offices in 'lt wa and Country, is far be ycnd their moll fanguine =peeled - in; indeed, it is fuch as warrants a decided opinion, that the whole of the 240.ac0 1 ickets will be difpnfed of before next Monday morning, nine o'clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery commences. Hove lIIIT and Co, therefore requeil their Friends and the Public by co means to delay purchafing.—Tickets are riling daily and mull continue to rife. A book, with an mu% account of each day's drawing, will be kept for the immediate infpedion of all thofe who honour Ho %say anti Co. with their cr.mniands, feat of any expence whmever. N.B. All oriels executed on the fame terms as if preterit. ON MONDAY neat the ENGLISH LOT TERY begins DRAWING. Firft Day, Monday, sd Auguft, FL& drawn Z:s000 F m ntd Day, Midday, sth Auguft, Firft drawn 2000 'i'h:rl Day, Monday, 9th Auguft, Firft drawn zoocct Fourth Day, Thurfday, zatb Auguft, Firft drawn 20,000 Fifth Day, Monday, *6th A.ugult, Rift drawn scoo Sixth Day, Thurfday, z9th Auguß, Firft drawn acro Seventh Day, Monday, 23d Auguft, lint drawn 20,_r..0 Eighth, laft Day,Tburfday,26th Aug. Firft drawn z0,r,00 Betides CAPITAL and other PRIZES to the amount of Z. 14600'1 The TICK ETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH SH AR ES are Sold nod Regittered on the laseett Terms at Mr. NICHOLSON`s Office, No. 16, Cornhill, op pefire the Bank of England, where, in Cie 'aft Englifh Lottery, more than zjo different Perfons in Clubs and Individuals re ceived Shares of CAPITAL PRIZES, from 20,0c01. to acme!. Particulars in the Schemes at large.—OSlce hours from Eight in the Morning until li4ht at Nipt2t. • FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY fur OA; Begins Drawing the ad of Anvil. THE Tickets are divided into Halves. Qtarters, Eighths, and Sixtvenths, by HAZARD, BUIGIE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange. London, and no where elk on their ac- Count. The drawing, which will he concluded in eight dayq, will be concluded on the following Plan : To commence on Mon day the ad of Angel; fecond day, Thurfday the sth Auguß ; and every fucceeding Monday and Thurtity till the a6th.— The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and Salt of tindrawn Tickets and Shares. AU Shares foldat thi% Office Ramped agreeable to Aft of Parihunent, and alfo with the Crown, and round it " HAZARD & CG&LnTTRR• orfICR.." I.stters. pelt paid, duly attcndcd to, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their feveral An. asit:ts, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Go urnment Securities bought and fold by Crunmiffion. eau:tory Orders, accompanied with lhnrt dated Bills on Lw.don, Poft Office Orders, or Calk in Parcel by Coach or Cavirr. run dually attended to. BY THY ICING'S PATENT, GRANTED TO J. BARTON, M. D . ITITA LIVINE recommended for the prevention Aral Cure Of THE MOST ALARMING Th5tA7113,712. GOUti is every form ; Ithcumadfor, Fe.yers, particularly of the Putrid Kul; S. - rophutt, Confumptions, •Itloll7 Nervous Affedtions, for Tr.e MUMPS 07 HOl CLISIA TY 8, as Yellow ever. Liver ComplAiot, (.Itolera Morbus, Lock Jaw, Cuts- Affeetiona, &c. The leading features of Vital Wine are-.ll•Armeatiosaf all Soil t$ Paref .itcy ea ter Habit; rtsateriag °era...tient is tbe .7..ert.at Vine: ;dui brtk g iwfrn 1U Perlyrathas to 'n volt .at aa.l Replarity. 7 -Hence the fuperior ad • aim...lig its tee is evident; and the Proprietors have •.-. !Se mutt ample and honourable teftimonies of ite f Perf..nages of the grit rank and refpeaubility. P...nsp'ilets of its admirable ttualities, wick full diredlions "r it. de, may be bad at the Laboratory awl Vaults, whet: it yre;ared, Ne. 7, Berner's-flrect, Oxford.ftrect ; and the Pr)prietors, Wlsoleede Agents for the fupplying Country Ven d-re. Meal's. Chiag and Butler, No. 4, ellt - Arfide. where the VITA, Wine is fold at 6s. gd. per Bottle, or 665. per Dozen— Letles and Stamps included. Soli alto by Appointment at Mr. Harlow's, No. 39, Coeltfpur-greet, Charing-crofs ; Mr. W.rO• Ne. .124. Hamm ; Mr. .Shavr. No. 74. Sb. Margaret's. tin.bunnsib t Mr. Vade.No. 46, Cornhill ; and Megis.feboolt e 41 Co. N 0.150, Oxford-greet ; and one refpeetable Houfe in a.aft principal Towns in the United Kingdom. RED or GREY HAIR. vi-O he feen It Mr. OVE ItTO N's, No. 47, New. Bonfi-ftreet, various fpecimens of Red or Grelt Hait "ar.:rtl to beautiful, permanent, and natural Ihades of Flaxen, tliurea, or Black, in a few hours, by the tale oftkit highly aid'- "• ;wain a! Preparation theTRICOSIAN P 1.1111). An attention ••• Ca. CI rnrctiition will prevent I.adies, whole Hair is Grey at • cady p. find, from being compelled to adopt the odious wearing Pennines in hot weather; to fay nothing of • foal entilequencto too often miring from the nit of wale . rt. d hair • this Preparation is alfo free from thole pernicious r,:ounds that delimy the Hair they profels to heautif ; for, . 1 a rcr...frting it harfh and dit.agreeable to the feel and it ntitow• the molt tilky foftnets, at the fame tit*: that it • . nJ. the growth to a degree of luxuriance that rivals every :.t nrition yet offered for finalise purples. n — -1, to convince the Public et the above affertions, any • -• • fa::Jirg a lock of Hair (poll-paid) healed at that end ' Li ..ut from the head, null, in the cuorle of thee.. days • : it returned (free of expense) c h ange d t o an y colour mews the places Ede. Such an =equivocal and liberal offer, the I ".Ptiet , r teens win contact more than all the panegyric v• can below. *.• ors are particularly requefted to mambo whether In , with the Fluid for Math, Brown, or Black. Sold wi-tiefatc co mail, by appointment. in bottles of One attra each. at Mr. adding's., Perfuemer to leer Pdejelky, No. Corelitil; and Mr. Overton, No. 47. Nov Bond-ftrect ; %arra SI, eral bat tifid Locks of urines colours are to be IQ; :•teleie at Mt. Wefilbtba WadseleArolPelaill• FRANCE. AAGENTLEMAffaioine worldly Knowledge, tolerably acquainted with Books, and well verfed in Bufinefs, willies to vifit Paris, and other Parts of the Conti nent, in company of Come Pdfon of enterprising Spirit, whole Obkrvations and Opinum.. might aid his, and lead to fume beneficial End. He has.: fubitgutial convenient Puft Chariot, and as he is not young, he Intends to make the Excurfton as (Economical as poffitdc. Addrefs a Line to Mr. Rndderfttld, at No. 3, Water-ftreet, Bridge-Brent, Blatt:friar& ACLERGYMAN of exemplary Conduit died In December Lift, bequeathing to the Providence of Gon and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five Sons, for whufe Support the fmalleft Donations will be thank fully received in the Bank of Media Ranfoon,and Co. Pall-mall. They have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gifts to the amount heretofore of xO5l Bs. 6cL and now, with inereafed humility, re turn Th.,nks to a Benef.i.ilor for 51.55. to a Friend fur toL to M. K. for al. to P. V. for 11. is. to F. Drake for 11. as. to a Lady for ans. 6d. to a Clerryman's fon for al. to G. C. for 11. is. to the Hon. Mr. Legge for al. as. to J. J. Angcritein for tot tos. to Mile Angerftein for val. cos. to Mr. John Thomfou fur PA to.. and to Mr. Boner for toL tos. FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mt. ALLEN, PRIVATELY Taught.to Ladies and Gentle men of any age, who have never learnt this accompliffi ment, or not in the improved modern Ityle, at No. 19, Snca anto-SratlT, Golden-Square, and No. to, GI/CAI ALIL• STRZET, qoodMatt . S-FiCida. They are taught on a plan par ticularly calculated for thole to whom it is an objed to acquire it expeditioutly, privately, and in the Int style of fafhion. Foreigners, Officers and Country Refidents, who may with to learn in a few dar, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Houfe, and receive eonttant inflrudion. Tilde Academies are opcn all the Summer ald though they are principally fur grown-up People, yet Chiklrelf are alto in- Itruded twice a week on the ufeal terms ; and if not brought forward, as much in one year, as at !khools in general in two. No charge made for their Mitt:talon. •.• t. &fawns all pracnc concern with Lis latc Academy in litydon-fguare. Brought down to the prefent time. This day was publilhed, a new Edition, either in one or two Pocket Volumes, price Twelve Shillings In Lomas, including the Arms of all the Peers, and the four Orders of Knighthood; alio ornamented by a ftriking Refemblance of his Majelty in his Parliamentary Robes, elegantly and ac curately Engraved upon a new let of Plates, printed on a fine Paper • the Letter-Profs alto on a new Type; beirg the cheapeft, la ‘ telt, and molt complete Work of the kind extant, KEARSLErs PEERAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: containing an Account of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Mae of the Nobility; a Lift of all their Family Names, Titles of Eldeft Sons, and Tranflatiou of their Mottos. To which arc added an Account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exa.ft Valuation of each of the Ilifhopricks, and a ccmpkte Extind Peerage of the three King dome, with the forfeited and dormant Titles. Printed for G. MbarVey, Fleet-Street; J. Stockdale oppo fi te Burlington-bean, Piccadilly ; J. lied!, oppofite Bond-Street, Oxford-ft-red; T. Hat*, Patertiollevrow ; and W. J. and J. ieliardfon, Royal-Exchange. Of whim be Lad, a SHORT and EASY INTRODUCTION to HERALDRY, in two Parts, Einhtllifised with thirty-eight Copper-plates, cor.tainlng up wards of a thoufand Examples. The whole cost iled from the molt approved Authorities, by HUCK CLAIM, Di 0411.11V0, the resent& Edition, price Six Shillings in boards. WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED. SIR —It is but jultice to your merit, that I thould acknowledge, in this Public Manner, the Good Effect I ex peenced from ri taking your valuable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. I was afflicted for feveral years with 'Violent Scorbutic Dif order ; as, alto, withDeafnefs in an alarming degree .- 1 could find no benefit for thee Complaints, although I applied to feve ral of the molt eminent of the Faculty, but was perfeelly cured by taking the above Medicines. I am, bir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant, JOSEPH A RTHY, Farmer and Malfter, Heyhridge, near Malden. Wm Wirnefs to the above, Wm. SA ITON, May 27, ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH HOT WELLS, SEA BATHERS, Fee. &c. _ Dr. BRODIIM begs leave to reionunenif the Botanical Syrup (the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the tirit tendon and diftindtion) to Bathers immediately after quitting the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to thole who are fubjedt to eruptions arifing from vitiated humours, [curvy, &c. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls. To nervous and debilitated conftitufions in general, owing to an irregular cootie of life, as hard drinking, exceffive grief, and thole deldlitiesbrought on by not knowing the dangerous ten dency of a ecru*, habit contradteitat an early age, the Doctor recommends the N Comma t, two tea-fpoons of which to be taken one boor before bathing, and one after. Ten mi nutes walk after is neceffary. The Nervous Cordial hubeen particularly efficacious in Am.- rim, where even a thoufand perfous have been laved during the late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dodtor particularly recommends the above eche ine to perfons going out to the Fait or Welt ladies, where the change of air and climate require the aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which moil refult in swims conftirations. The medicines may be had at all hours, with proper direc tions wholefale and retail; and whoever willies to confult the Doctor, may do it every Monday, Tuefday, Wednelday, and Thurfday, from eleven to three u'cluck, at his boufe as above. —Pkafe to fluke the bottle. ♦ good allowance to Merchants and Captains of Ships, Sec. for e‘ porta tion, on giving three days notice. N. B. Perron. who apply ler there medicines, will pleafe to take notice, that it will be in vain to exped any reliof from this remedy without plinduality ; for taking a bottle or two pro- perly, then leaving off for fome days and beginning again, will be of no kind of fervice. It Inuit be taken regular ; and in fome cafes it hath required the quantity neceffary for a perfte cure, to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had oh. tained any relict; therefore redone in the country. who VIII to go through a regular nude of it, lhould take care to have a proper frpply of Dr. Brodum's medicines. The Botanical Syrup and Reiterative Nervous Cordial to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, N 0.9, Albion-street, in battles at al. is. I is. 6d. awl ss. sd. (duty ituattded), Jeboult and Cu.'., lloas Boos, Net. ;A °Antenna, oppefiu Boad4rab FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, DER KS. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION.—By Mr. CROrl', On Saturday the 3111 or July inßant, at Twelve o'Clock, at GarrawareCoffee-honfe, Changt-alley, Curuhill, London, In One Lot, inftead of Twenty-one Lots, as mentioned in former Advertifacteuts, and in the particulars alrea4 de livered, 1 1 11 E Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD FSTATES St MANORS defirahly and very advant.:ge• oufly fituate in a beautiful and fertile part of the County of Scrks, divided by the High Road front London to Bath, in trrfedted by the Navigable River Kennet, within Ten Mlles of Newbury, Seven of Reading, and Furty-feven of London, cninprifin ,, * the Manors of Utton and Padwortb , with thi. riflierits,Royalties, urn Rents, and Immunities—the large Manfion or Manor Hinsfe called Ufton court, with feveral Offices and attentive Buildings, auit flinch y well conditioned Farms and Lands of excellent .%rable, Meadow, PaallPC, and Wood Land, with feveral Tenements and Cottages, the whole containing upwards of 2000 Acre*, fituate in the foetal Pariihrs Ufton,of Padworth, Sullhampltead Abbots, Sullhampftead Banniltcr, and Burghfield,and of the ettir.tated annual Value of Two Thoufanil Two Hundred Pounds, Part in Hand. Part on Short Leafes for years ( and the Remainder on Leafcs for One, Two, and Three Liies. 'Po be viewed by applying to Humphry Burs, the Wood ward, at Ufton ; and Panticulars may be had at Ufton Court houfe • of Melrrs. Smart and Cowflad, Printers, Reading; at the dare and Hounds, Bcenhant, near Utton ; Pelican, Speen ; Celle Marlborough; of Mr. Crtowell, Printer, Bath; Alefrre. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor', Lincoln's Inn, I.ondon, where a Plan of the EftAte may he fern; and of Mr. Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanartb, near Monmouth, where another Plan may be Peen, and oho, as well as M lire. Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to receive l'ropoials for the i'urchare of the whale Ettate. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. • TO BE SOW BY AMMON, At the Unicorn Inn, at StoW-in-the Wold, on Friday the 6th day of Auguft, 18oz, between the hours of three and four in the afternoon, fubjedt to fuch Conditions of Sale as will be then produced (or in the mean time by Private Contradt) either together, or in the following Lots : A Ll.that Capital FREEHOLD MESSUA GE, 1 & FARM, and LANDS, fituate in the HAMLET of ICO MB-PLACE, in the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER; to gether with one undivided Moiety of the Manor of Icornb, ex tending over about 700 Acres of Land, adjoining to the Turn pike-road leading from Burford to Stow, and within two miles of Stow. Quantity. LOT a. Pumphill, adjoining the Road from A. R. P. Burford to Stow, with the undivided Moiety of the Manor of Isomh ; Arable - - )1 3 8 2. Pumphill, adjoining Lot a, and Icomb Green; Arable - - - - to I 0 3. Drumlin!, adjoining the Road from Burford to Stow and Lots 1 and 2 ; Arable - - 11 2 27 4. Farther Court Hill, with a Barn thereon, ad joining the former Lots ; Arable - 20 0 16 s. Hither Court Hill, adjoining the 2d and 4th Lots and !comb Common; Arable - - 22 2 8 6. A Piece, adjoining the 4th and sth Lou; Arable . - - - - 12 I C 7. Lower Langett Meadow, Parfun's Mea dow, Upper Dry Leafow, Lower Dry Leafow, Coppice Meadow, Colonel's Coppice, and Lang lett' containing Meadow, I'alture, &c. ' - - 74 014 8. Ruth Grounds, in three Pieces of Meadow and Patture - - - 44 1 14 9. New Middle Field,Old Middle Field, Lower Inn Meadow, Hog Meadow, Stockyard, and Shep herd's Clore Meadow; Arable, Meadow, and Palture - - - ' 2 7 3 3 zc. A very good Stone-built Farm-Honfe; convenient Buildings in good repair; and the foll• lowing Pieces of land, viz. Knowles, Church• Field, Inn Common Field, Town Park, and a Piece above Town Park; Arable, Meadow, Stu • 44 s is Total 330 I_l3 The undivided Moiety of the laid Manor of !comb will be offered with Lut r ; and s the Proprietor of the other Moiety has no refidence in the Manor, but lives at a Mance, it is well worth the attention of any (porting Gentleman, for the purpofe of erecting a Villa ; but it may be fold with any other Lot, if more agreeable to the perfons prefent at the ale. N. B. The above Lftate is Tythc Free. paying a modus of 31 rear, and is not charged with Poor Rates. ielhon may he had at Lady. Day next. kur a view of the Premifes apply to Mr. Hands, the tenant, at !comb-Place ; and for further Particulars, and the Plan of the Eftate, to Mr. Payne, Surveyor, at Lugwardinc, near Hereford; John Parfons, Efq. Kemerton, near Tewkefbury; or to Mr. Fallowcs, Attorney at Law, Hereford. fl" This Advert:Cement will not be repeated. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in CU MBERLAN U. TYTHE FREE -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Crown Inn, at Penrith, on Tburfday thes atk day of Auguft, tBo2, at four o'clock in the afternoon, In Four Lots, r Lot t. OMPRIZING the very extenfive Ma. 1 6-• nor of Blencowe, With the Finn., Ctiitrents, and other profits thereof, amounting to upwards of 3d. per annum. N. B. There is a general fine payable by the cuftomary Te nants, upon every change ofthe Lord of the Minor, by death only, which amounts to about 3001. Alfo a very defirable Freehold Manor Farm, called Dr.ex- COWE HALL, MIMIC in the Parithes Of Townfhips of Little Bleneowe, Greyilock, and Deere, or fume of them, confining of a large and commodious Dwelling Honfe, with Barns, Stables, Cowhoufes, and other fuitable Outbuildings in good repair; to gether with the Demcfne Lands, containing 159 A. a It. 6 P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land, in the occupation of T. Scott, under an agreement for a term of eleven years, from 25th March, 1797, at the clear rent of 135 L per annum. This Lot is fubject to a free Rent, or free Farm Rant of 6s. per annum. Lot 2. Compriziog a Freehold Farm, called Old Hall, fituate at Great Blencowe, in the Para of Daere and in Skelton or one of them, conlifting of a good Farm Houfe, with B arnes, Stables,and [unable Outbuildings; and about go Acres of Vaud Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, occupied by the Execu tors of John Relpk, deceafeti, under an agreement for a term of ti years, front 25th March, 1797, at the clear Rent of (Isl. per annum . Lot 3. Comprizing a Meruage or Dwelling Houfe and Water Corn Mill, called Laithes Mill, with Barn Stabl e, and Outhoufa ; and ten Acres more or Ids of Land and Meadow Ground, at Laithes, in the Farah of Skelton,in the occupation of Jofeph Stocksiale, as truant from year to year, at tae net rem of ad. per annum. Lot IV. Comprising a Meffoage, or Dwelling Route and Farm, with Barn, Stable, andOutbaiklinp; and 62 A. 3 it 24 P. more or Ida of Arable and Pafture Land, firma on Skelton Failure, in the Par& or Skelton, in the occupation trf Mars. John and William Johnfon, under a Leafe for 20 years, from 2d February, 1785, at the net yearly rent of sal. All the Lands in the foregoing Lots are free front the pay spent of Tythes except dote, containing 7A.a. IL 3oki. called School:miter's Clore, in Greittocke. The Land Tax on all the above Lets has been redeemed. The Farms may be viewed on application t; the Tarots. For further particulars apply (by letter port pidd) to Mr. Tindal, Attorney-at-Law, Chelmsford, Eifel, where Maps of ' the Ettate may be ken, and meioses to the Antlion, prised particulars and conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. Hutton, Atturney-at-Law, at Penrith ; alfoat the principal bins, at Pei- WO' ;at the place of Safe i sad fit. Tiodsrs O&M is Chelmsford oforefsOL • DISTILLERY, &e. Ff TO BE SOLD BY PU: Oa Saturday the 7th Day of Augm Hotel, Aberdeen, at Twelve 'THAT sxtcoftve SET of 131 2 - up as a DISTILLERY, at Deal_ ige. from Aberdeen, with the Coppers, Stills, Coolers, Backs, and other Utenfils; alto a large and fubltantial Flour and Corn Mill adjoining, containing Machinery fur working Pumps, &e. likewife extenfive Granaries and Mal ing Barns. with a com modious Houfe for an Overfeer, and other 'lour s for Servants. The whole adeantageoufly lituated near the Mouth of the River Don, with a Stone Pier in front, to which verfels of confider...Mc but-then may be Lid Within a few yards of the Works. A new Entry, from the North to the Town of Aberdeen, is to be immediately opened in the dirldti. , n of the Premifes, which, with a BridEe over the Don, intended to be built clok to aid Works, will greatly ihorten and facilitate the =cab thereto from Aberdeen. The Building: art crated on Grounds held in Lae for 90 Year—Cralit- will be given on fuffizient Security.--rEntig imniedi.aely after the Sale, except as to the Houfe fur the Overfeer. If not fold in one Lot, the Houfes, Mills, and Leife of the Grounds therewith connedted, will be fold in different Lots the fame day, by Public Roup, cone:A.1111bl/ to a Plan thereof. And on Monday, the 9th day of at Twelve o'Cloct Noon, the Utenfils will be fold feparately, coulifting of Terri large Stills, and Two very large Brewing Co.;pers, Chai ling. Furnaces, Worms, lira& Cocks, Pumps, I=d P:pes, er.o. !cc. in all about t oa,ooclbs. of Metal of different kinds, with Math Tun, Working Backs, Spirit and Store Calks, and other Ar • ticks conformable to a Spcci6cation of the whole. For Nailer Particulars Application may be made to Mr. George Fraf.x, No. 8, New City Chamber., London ; or to Meas. Frafer and Mole, Aberdeen ; tither of whom will drew a Plan of the Works, and of the Ground connceted therewith. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 'I"HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC 1 - In general, are refprafulliinformed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanuet that has obtained loch univerfal approbation for many years pa(h . . . . . . . The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of l'Lrfons refidcnt in all parts of the World, and having ttoud the teat of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milks, &c. in purchaling the fame. as none is to be had el THEIR GENUINC, but at their Watehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of tho belt quality. WEST•INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upuy the aortal notice for the Eatt and Weft Ir dies, &c. Warehoule, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenienee of Families in Seothud, they have ap. pointed Meifr4. It. Johufton and Co. Edinburgh, their felt Ascots for kith Sancta. WHEN Pmfelfional Men of edueation and re. fponlibility deviate from the general (yams by the fe. ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanetioa of long continued (needs is the b e lt criterion of fuperiority. . _ Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat. malt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefeful refuk of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the tilolt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a with at an early period of Pradlice to refcuc individu. Ms front the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dans gerous preci.itaney mt . general Pradlitionen. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have des voted my =endue. comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration --adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence 14 nurture age, and laftly that do. rangenient of the (Oen% in Women which is called BAR/ILEN.. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the With of knot-ante or little in the treatment of a finirk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of as unguarded hour. By a fimenor method fuch complaints ale ofily cured, and even whlliothers have failed, I truft that I may pray= to offer a radical re-cltablifhment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Wirth in the diforder, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,wbe from Indulgence Ma SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Ga:e. ties of a fafaionable Life, acquire that !fate of Debility whidk is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy faiferer broods over his eatery, but ear. telly conceals his Misfortune, it may be fnme (*dot-aeon for hie to know, that although it be an objeat of doubt or omen. eatery with othef Pradtldoneni, the removal of theft De.F!. CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire. meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacehuspr Venus hats begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counters Lion of this languid Bate, and In then cafes no great dilficeldes will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Pa• retennee isindlipmfibly requifite to revive the fiumbdng (parks of Life, and to re.aranate the Conititutioa. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their espeelations of a Family, may be allured, that in molt Inhumes Catch defeets are curable by hltdical Skill. The SECRECY which is to Asada/ to my undertaking, and the tarfilcations which I have prefunsed to hate, form the Maas of my Fetterman ,s and in coincident with inch this intl. Emden is given, that Mr B-. m a y be a ca r a k k ad r i m akt. (or by letters 'tickling a (mall note) 'Chip knife, Naze, Arlllt del.O.ftet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance in /irate:Mkt:et adjoiah and the name Hon both the doors. EL & /Atlas, et Ow Royal College el ihrissiiik i 5 . ' . . • I 1 . 1. • , " . •". , • ; .. • (r . • • • I [MICE SIX-FENCE. . - - - FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament. On Thurfday the t ath of Auguft, MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public L V - 2 . Sale, at their Warehoufes. No. 2a. Watling-Real, a, large Atfortntent of BRITISH PIECE GOODS.•-• , ParticuLrs will be given In Time, by M. L. Mcrae, jun. Broker. On or after the 4th of Attila next, • TO BE I.ET for Two, 'Fbr.e, or Four Months, AMODERN Marine Villa, vlcafantly fittstted . /. near the Town of Sanford. Suffix, which is a rafted Bathing Place, frequented by a few Oci:teel Familia In the Summer Scaiun. It is Thirteen Miles (tons Brighton, FAT= from Lewis, and Eight from Eall bourn. The Hattie Is completely furnitiscd, connlns Five Rooms oft a Flour, a HAIL a Dining Parlour. 16 Feet by 23 1 et, Draw. irg Room, 16 Feet by 24 Feet; commandi.ig an eat .;•live pAlfing Profpcdt both by Sea and Land, (bare ere ,hr Bed- rooms including Attic.,) Servants' Hall, Kitchen, sr I Latin. dry with convenient attached and clenched OlSees,wiih Coaela•• hcide and Stabling for Five or Six I lorfes, a Fhwer ying Yard, and a fmall Lawn in Frwtt of toe lionfe..-May have the ufc of a Pew if required.—Th II tele Is yen near the Sea, Bands on high Ground, i s (applied vita grid Wlta, is Airy and Healthy, a molt deliahtful and detirr.ble The Terms are moderate..-For Particulars it quire at Mrs. Hotel, Surrey fide of Weltminfter•Lri.lle l e af Mr. Johd Woolku, New lan, Seaford, who will Chew the Pre:L.lles. Letters poft paid will be anfwcred. DISTILLERY, Etc. FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROW', I On Saturday the 7th Day of Auguft next, in Mr. Adams's I. i l Hotel, Aberdeen, at Twelve o'Clock, Noon, 'THAT extenlive SET of BUILDINGS, feted I , - 2 - up as a DISTILLERY, at Donbridge. about 'lwo Mdet from Aberdeen, with the Coppers, Stills, Coolers, Backs, and other Utenfils; alfo a large and Eubltantial Flour and Corn Mill • II adjoining, containing Machinery fur working Pumps, &e. likewife extenfive Granaries and Mal log Barns. with a com- modious Houfe for an Overfecr, and other I louf.s for Servants. The whole advantageoutly lituated near the Alouth of the