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T H E COMMITTEE of SHIP P I IVG of tbe - 11 - UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND,trading to the EAST INDIES, do Gerebygivr 'That the Coomitke will k ready to rt.-rive prop; ail, in writing, fr.t'ed p, on Friday the 28t6 infla , t, for fan:dying the Company with COPPER shslforlA Percent wi• may thirst proper to deliver in lender, mr fl e Pt , i therein t r lowejl prices, at they will not have an cpportienity .kitg any abatement. ice Condition, of the Contract may le fern by qmil, to M. Colas, Cleri to lief:lid Committee, tuitb whom the tenders enoyi fAfire twelve o'eloci at nosy, on the fid 28th infant, a: not any e. o ler a.ll he rreeroecl after that boor. NEW MUSIC. Pobliihed this day, by W.M. Cahurae, No. 169, Strand, Number 6, of . . sc' VILTSIC for the Anuilement of a leifure .01. Hour." Sound the Harp in prone of Bragcla, and the Lyre in praife of Love; written and compofed on purpofa for this work In the foregoing Numbers arc her Majetty's new Waltzes ; the favourite comic lung of Every Man in his Humour, the Woodinan's Daughter, &o. N. B. A new Edition of the Ghoft of Crazy Jane, confining of Recitation and Song. This day were publithed, - In Three Volumes, Ckgavo, Price tl. Is. in boards, SERMONS. By the late WILLIAM STkveas, D. D. Ardor of Great Snoring, and Si. Peter's, Walpole, County of Norfolk, Morning Preach.. r at Grofvenor Chapel, I.cClurer of St. George's, Hanover-Nome ; and Domenic Chaplain to his late Royal kfightlefs the Duke of Cumberland. Printed for T. Cad.,ll, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ;to whom Subltribers am rcqueßed to apply for their Copies. BRITISH COMMIRCE. In the prr4, and fpccdily will be publiChed, price is. 6d. AN ADDRESS to the PUBLIC relative to the 1 1 - wonderful Extenfion, and annriihing condition of the Commercial and Shipping inten.its of Great Britain, founded upon the complete and authentic material' contained in LLOYD'S MONTHLY SIIIPSING LIST. To which will be added, a Variety of comparative Tables, proving that we are not yet ntined. By A MERCHANT. Printed for Weft and Hughes, No. 40, Paternoftenvow. This day Ness pubilihed, price 2s. Illultrated with an Engraving. REFLECTIONS on the i'l-ILORY of the INFINITESIMAL CALCULUS, (the Method of FLUXIONS,) By C. CARNOT, Ex•Diredlur of the French Republic, Minifter of War, and Member of.the National Infiltute. TraniWed from the French, and Muttrated with Notes, By WILLIAM DICKSON, LL. D. Sold by Metfrs. Richardfon, Cornyll; and Cut Tic!, Middle row, Holborn. Where may be had, pUOUnied tint lan .I.AT of every month, The PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, Comprehending the various Imusactof Eagewte, the liberal and fine Arts, Agriculture. Mutgaspairqp, ge i4 Comnserce, By ALEXANDER TIELO Thirty-lis Numbers of this tafefil IFtirk,mtitking Nine itand (sun Volumes, illuftra:ed and tirdealbnaidl with StifliefOOS de ravings, by La wxr and othn•Artifte,ihave been already pa tiled, ;rice 41.1c5. In boards. Single. Volumes, price WI. ez Numbers, is. 6d. each, may alb) he had of the Publithers. Ibis day vasublithed, priests . in boards, THE LIBERTINE and INFIDEL, led to Re ti:Alonby Cain Evottulation. By JOHN DUNCAN, D. D. Redo; Of South Wunborough, Hanp. Printed for Cadet and Davies, Loudon ; fold alto by all the Booklelkarsia Bath, Oxford, Cambridge, and Erlinburdb. Where alfo may be bad, 1. A mare Epitome of the abo . ve, price I 2. Two Difeourfes to to afuage tke Anisnolity of a Party-fpirit in Religion. Second Felidno, prey ts. 3. MI the Works of the fail Author; is Three Volumes goo. pn.cbuuad, t 4 Is. lu what eftimation the two (mailer Conciliatory Tracts, fiat terirgto be party, bat freely Imputing blame to all, have beer held by the dilicrisat Cenfan of stew produdions (feldena fo noun; confoneat), rrttaayy be colleted by reference made to the folluwiug—Moothly,Review, for December 5794—erideal Fevi , for Deconher 1794--Analytie Review, for Antal +9 6-" Jew Annual Regittrr, t 4—Brirtlea Cride, for April 5795. Thislavouralge judgment paired upon his former at. tempt', has prompted the Author to a treat exertion, is view of the fame dcfirable °Nod, an union of Iffrainns among men of different ptrfuafioos. This object, fo bite-telling at the pre fect cat, can only be Attained through the prevalence of the genuine fpirit of the Gotpd. May his weak endeavours to il tartrate this great truth, more expUeltly d4layed, excite his yowler Brethren, with faculties unimpaired, harmonioully to concur in couuteding the peltilent toes of onier, truth, and yet peaceable inquiry; impartially to withltand the fell th itructivi. licence of the Libqtine and Infidel on the ene hand, awl the furious obßinaty vitae Bigot, aad adorer of old :Jam tri the other! Dr. BUCHAN'. DON/1411C Mt.DICINF., V.'bereas various Books are publined under finnlar Titles to 1)r. turban's Domenic Medicine, and feveral (purloin' Editions v! . t'.: Work ith If have been, rod are now publifhing with Enir in,' Additions by annonyroons Authors, the Public are .11,1 to obri.nre that the only genuine Edition for which ti ..ut!ler can be alfwerable, is publinsed by the original Pro- Marrs. Olden and D.ivies, in London; Creech and .I.t, in Edinburgh; and that the Eektion now on Sale eon t•ir s Trootifes on Cold Bathing, an Diet, and various confider " and important Improvenucts and Additions, Si written its Dr. But han,and which no mint perfon can pant or publith. 1h; A',...hor and Proprietors, therefore, caution the public . r; .I;....;hafing, as the red genuine Edition of Dr. Buchan's feledicine, any other.tha- as abutredeferiMoi. V„gat, 6, iSol. W. BUCHAN. Tin day wts publiThtd, in one large vol. Biro. price 9s. bound, A new Edition, behig the Seventeenth, of PONM.iTIC MEDICINE; or, a Treatife on the Prei onion and Cure of Dfsafes, by Regimen and With an Aprendix, containing a Difpatfa nry ...r t of Private Praftitioners, a Complete Glogary of I'ol fLw teciinical 'Terence as are neceffarily ufed throughout tk. Work, and a Copious Index. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. amw of the Royal College of Playikinps, Edinburgh. Ptinto'. for A. Stratum, 11'. Caddl, jun. and W. Daoks, ::rand; and W. Creech and E. Balfour, at Edinburgh. '."Phis Treadfc coniprebands not only the Acute, but ilk the Christie Difeafes, and both are treated at much grater 1 1,th than in any Performance of the like nature. t This' Work was originally pubkiked whit the entire .am,r o b o ' er of the lee Sir John Pringle, (towhom the early ' ow , . were, by permllßon„ dedieasodi ii the late Dr. Gregory d hunch , and many other ernlocat ynciaaa Its Repots !, .r, plark has been now eftablilbed fm'WitrYearsaa^4 its 1 - • r-dwi Ride dosing that 'now, Ildininnaly gene. Rs Mild- Lai to ail Ranks and Qatts ot blow/dab THURSDAY, AUGUST2o, 1801 TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by his su e r IMOR ESSF NC E of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES f.,r risti-SAUCE, STEWED Po CALVES HEADS,I3EFFSTEAks, NIADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DELICA CIES for the TABLE, SIDI...BOARD, and STORE-btiloM; which are more fully exprelred in his Catalogue, (Hr. SLING 'III: INVENTOR or THEM) has induced many perfuns to gin the fame name to ARTIct es entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perfon, who go to thr principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-kLev.ss, who in confequoace, are often ferved with a SPURIOUS SORT, by allowing them an extra pro. fit, which Ls not only an ImpAtion,but a great Difaiviintntent to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good SAUCE to their FISH, &e. N. B.—None are their G I; NV IN E. hut what have there words on the Label, " BURGESS and SOO'S ORIGINAL AND SUPE RIOR ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. 'O7, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY Plftp,ATL CONTRACT, A VERY clefirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleafantly lituatcd within two Mika of the Town of Bir ruirgliani; confining of about ifiAeres of Palture and Meadow Land, a neat Nleffuage, Bann, Stables, Cowtheds, and other r:quilite and uf:ful Buildings, all in excellent Repair. Good Gardens, well p 1 4rated with choke Fruit Trees, and a beautiful Lot rat Pleafure Ground. This Eftate is well calculated for a Gentleman's Refidence, the Situation is elevated and healthful, and the Roads exceed ingly good. o.• i u rtlicr Particulars apply to Mr. John Alexander, No. 9, Bedford-row, London ; or at the Office of Mars. Lee and Comic, Solicitors, Birrrtinghaiv. SURREY. 'lO BE LET OR. SOLI)—WI EH THE FURNITURE, A MODERN FREEHOLD HOUSE, with .11- double Coach Houk, and Stabling for so or to Honks,' with Hay-loft and Chambers over, pleafamly fituated on But ter Hill, on the fouth end of Dorking. The Houk Rands much elzvated from theroad, with a neat row of Fir-Trecs between the hook and road ; the apartments comprife on the Ground Floor an entrance Hall, about ao feet ftluare, with a Parlour on each fide, a Kitchen, Servant's Hall, Pantries, &c. on the Firft Floor, a Drawing Room and four Bed.chambees; on the Attic Story, fix Garrets, excellent cellars; a large Garden, walled round, well clothed with Fruit Trees, with a charming fltrubbcry walk round, with a large and pleafant fathed Sum mer-liou lc (with a chimney), which commands a very extenfive profpedl ; a large Poultry-yard, covered with grafi, with a walk, and high wall round; the whole in good repair, may be cnterLd on at Michaelmas. For further P.Artieulars apply to Mr. Lane, Dorking, Surrey. MAREHAY FARMS, near DERBY, TYTHE FREE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION—BY MR. SMITH, At the Bell Inn, Derby, on Friday, A uguft 28, at Three o'Clock, . , . in 'rwoLots : Lot r. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing the Cottage Farm, fi tuate in the cen ter of a fine Coal country, near Denby and the Crumlin Canal ten Miles from Derby, near the high road to Chefterfield, in the parlib of Ripley ; containing 89 Acria of excellent Arable and Failure Land, Tyshe Free. in good cultivation, and per f:ctly compact, with a fubitantial Farna-houfe, large Garden, Orchard, Farm, 'And Rich Yards, brick Barn, Stabling, and Dacha', dings, let to Mr. Thous Wlayfalls, tenant at will, at a low reat of 76L per anlaurn. Lot a. A valuable Freehold Eltate, comprifing the Hall Farm, adjoining Lot t, containing 87 Acres of excellent Arable and Pafture Land, Tythc Free, in gond cultivation, and per redly compact, with a (packing fubilantial Farm-houfe, large Garden, Orchard, Farm, and Rick Yards, extcnfive brick Barn, Stabling,and Outbuddllp, let to Mr Robert Whyfalls, tenant at will, at a low rent oit7l. as 3d. per annum. To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had twenty Days preceding the file, at the Cranes, Leicester; Peach's Ho:el, Sheffield; Angel. Chesterfield; Poll-honks, Mansfield and Nottingham; Derby ; of Mr. Edmund Evans, Solici tor, Derby; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-Rreet, near the Royal Exchange. where Maps of the Eftates may be fern. _ _ A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. IN GLOUCESTERSIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. PHILLPOTS, ten. At the George Inn, .t titrotirl. on 'rhurfilay eh• yd day of Sep tember next, at three o'clock in the afternoon; Abodern-built STONE MANSION HOUSE, called STRATFORD-HOUSE, with attached and de tached Offices; walled Garden, well planted is high pertreftion, Melon Ground, FM Fonda, Pleafure Ground, and feveral In • clofures of rich Grafi Land, partly planted with choice Fruit Trees furroundlng the Houle, with three neat Cottage, and Gardens; this whole compridog upwards of 32 Acres, fituate In a healthy country, commanding molt beautind and piCtu refque views, well fupplied with Water, and forming a truly de liraWe refidence for a genteel Family ; within half a mile of Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpike Road leading from Bath to Cheltenham ; 30 milmdiftant from the former, and la from the latter place, to from Glouceitcr, ta from Cinmcciter, and toe from London.—Thc Houle, which Is Striate in a Lawn, with a Meant of Waterin front, confifts on the Ground-floor ' of a Vcftibule, 16 feet by an; Eating-room, so feet by at ; Drawing-room, so feet by t 7 ; Study, Servant's Hall, Kitchen, and Butler's,and other Paltries, with good Cellars underneath ; on the principal Chamber Floor, is a Breakfalt or Morning ro,m i• , the centre; hi Lodging-rooms with dofets ; and the :aide confifts ot (rein good Chambers, and a Laundry 27 feet by so. The attached offices include a Walh-houfe, Brewhoufe, auu Bakehouk, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, Sm.; and the de '. (ached office. cianAll of Stabling fur eleven Horfes, double Ceach-houfe, Harm& -mom, Granary, Lumber-rooms, wad Cold Bath.—The above, except about 4 Acres in the parial of Paint. wick, lie in the parifh of Stroud, and there are feats in Stroud Church, belonging to the Eftate.—The Purchafer may be ac commodated with more Land, to Me extent of 140 Acres, if Tithed. Pacifico will be given on completion of the purckafe ; and one half of the purchafe money may remain on mortgage, if dehred. To ha viewed by Tickets, which with particulars and condi • tions of Rile, may be bad of Mr. Whitcombe, Serjeant's Float-treat ; or at the Office of Mars, Whitcomb; Grath, and P:Opo is in Gloucefter, where a Map of the Premifes, may be feen. SUGNAL-HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At hi. Great Room ;n Pall-Mail, on Tuefday the asth of Ala i gull, (if out previtodly dffpcsfed of by ?dram Contraa), at i One O'clock, i A Capital FREEHOLD,andfrnall part COPY -I- HOI.D ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, In the Parifh, and two mile, frum the Market Town of ECCLES ' HALL, adjoining South to the Owner and Psi Coach Road from London, nine miles frdm Stafford, eight from Stone, (and Navigation Coals and Lime) nine from Newpors, nine from Market Drayton, eleven from Newcaftle-under-Line, twenty ' Even from Shrewilney, thirty-eight from Cheßer, and about too from London, confiftirtgas capital, uniform, exceedingly convenient and fubitaistial Roots-built modern Manilas, with attached and detached Oilicas, peculiarly adapted to the Villa and elegant Fume Ornee, capital walled Kitchen Garden, de ' elining to a fouth-caßAfpea, and Including an exmllent Hot bottle, Green-houfes, &c. uniformly built; anti two hundred and three Acres and upwards of Land plebe firß quality, in a ring fence, diterliSol wit% Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happisf ftyle of nature. The Manfion Is fated on a bold and commanding eminence, Is backed and (bettered by dole full grown Plantations and rifini; grounds from the North, and commands profpcdts thirty miles in extent over the Park-like Home-grounds, and a fertile, po pulous, healthy, and finely-broken woody Country, abounding with Game fine Roads, Fidd Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Mane declines to the South and Eaft, is fubdirlded by funk (then into convenient inctofurells inteifPnied with limn dant Clumps and Plantations of large fprodilig Form Trees, feathered down to the furface of this apparent Iliaciival Lawn the Pleafure Ground continued through the Demean, Woods , sad Odrted by (Cop Mere) a natural Lake, fed by an abundant 'lmam, and containing near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Tafte, Genius, and Meelianilm have been moR happily exerted in decorating this charming Rant. The LL ma be viewed by appßcation at the Hall; and printed particulars had at the Printers of the Litchfield, Bir mingham, Mancheftre, and Liverpool Papas; ax the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Co/shill; of Mr. Outran. petite!. Bath. where plans of the Bastc,and grnand plans and elevadons of the Hook anav beets. Alb, at Mr. jogai Forfar's. Are*tadl. Liver pooh sad In I'a44fall: • --- J HEN Profellional Men of education and re v v- o f f 3" a fi penilardeviate goat the th rall/17 M o of fY ll ein g continued t t h illu r efl e d Camels is the belt criterion of luperlority. Eight years have I devoted my prat Lice to the exdufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, ind the fuccefsful rcfult of mplan gives me additional ardour to oppofe al far as I am able the ravages of theft complaints which are the midi import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitim. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradlice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan• gerous precipitancy of general Pradltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 hen de voted my attention, comprise every fpecles of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration—idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, null laftly that de rangement of the fylicin in Women which is meld BARREN NF.SS or STERILITY. Numerous dikaks are the refult of ignorance or hafte In the tenant of a Ample Gonorrhea, and ft not unfrrquently hap. pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a (opener method fuck complaints are cafily cured, and even when others have failed, I troll that I may prefume to offer a radical re-ellablUbment. Few however arc the cafes of complicated &ink in this dlforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, wills from indulge= ins SOLITARY VICE, or the pmvalcot Gaie ties of a faffiketable Life, acquire that Sate of Dchitity which Is the unairokkible confequence of rods pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (tiffany broods over his mifery, hut care. fully conceals his roisfortnoe, it may be fume confolation for him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncer tainty with ther Praditioneni, the removal of dick DEE I- C IE NC I ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, such satiety will be prevented by an early conntendien of this lapguid Bate, and in th , fe cafes no great difficulties will occur . But where this Deficiency has for years ex died. a proper Pe r feverance is indffpenfibly requifite to revive the ihunbring (parka of Life and to re-animate the CosifUtution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed in their expediatioos of a Family, may he allured, that in moll inflames fads defeds are curable by idtdical SUR The SECRECY which is fo effiential to my undertaking, and the quails:mimes which I have prefumed to hate, form the Balls of my Princalksas, and in coincidenee with inch this Inti mation is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonaay, , (or . by lett,Tl Indiana a bnall move) at hill hook, N. xo, Arwa ,4 Brest, Semml, use Tannic-Bet. There is an additional entrance In Water-Erect adjoining, and the mum Is tin both the doom JAR D-LtfaMr of du nerd Plisse of Sorrow • The Univerfal Purifying, Antivenereal, • ..nd Antifeorbutie Q.p . intellence of Vegetables, called GUTTA SALUTARIS. ANOTISEIS CASE. SIR —Having received a molt finguhir cure, without any reßnint of diet, or hindrance of bufinefs, after being a Patient in St. Thomas's Hofpital, to no HR.& in duces me, for the good of my fellow-creatures, to m !:e oath betore the Right lion. the Lord Mayor of the City of London, that by your Advice, and Mr :icine called Gotta Salutatis, or Royal Antis entreat Diuretic Drops, I am pe rfeelly cured of a molt inveterate Lues Vetwrea ; it was even hat in my toes in very bad, that I had nearly the firß joint of my great tic rot off my right foot ; but by perfeeering in your molt valuable Me dicine, the unparalleled efficacy of which made a found and perfect cure. Tkat all who Rand in need of your fuperior in fuch complaints may know your great abilities, i reqozit this extraordinary Cure may be publithed, and remain, Sir, your humble fervant, HENRY OSBALDISTON, Spring-Gardens, Manz croft London : Sworn at the Manfion-Houfc before mc B. KENNT ET, Mayor. _ _ Prepared by Dr. S .Freeman, No. 7a, Hatton-garden, Lon don ; and fold at Tutt and Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Mars. Jeboult's ' No. !so, Oxford - road ; Mr. Pilling's, No. 76, ditto; and Mr. Ward's, No. 324, Holborn ; in bottles at 225. I il,6d. Si. sd. ind as-pd. each. URINARY OBSTRUCTIONS, Gleetc, Se minal Weaknefs, Impotency, Incontinency of Urine, and the Venereal Difeafe, in every Rage, fcientifically ind fpeedily cured, by Mr .GOSsART, No. 29, Dean-ftreet, Soho, who, front his acquaintance with the only remaining Relative of the celebrated Monfieur DARAN, at Paris, is the only perfon In this Kingdom in poffeflion of DARAN'S Medicated Bougies, and which have been fo efficacious on the Continent, as to require no confinement or rears/tit in Diet. To enable hint to attcna patients at their own houfes, he's favoured with the affißancc of an eminent London Surgeon. The bougics to be had only at his houfe, at ss. per dozen. Advice gratis from nine to five. N. B. His treatife on tilde difeafes to be had a his hook, and of every Bookfcller in the Kingdom, price one Milling. DISEASES eff the URINARY CANAI • and VENERRA L COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUiinforms the Public, th at he may daily bo confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfc, No. g, Frith-ftrtzt, Soho,' London, in all cafes of Obitruetioos, Strietures, Gleets, Seminal Weakncfs, incontinency of Urine impotence, anti debility in either Sex, &c. From extenfivc Pradice in this department, to which he has ccn fined himfeif for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a rclapfe. Mr. DL'FOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, bat ultimately fo improved them, by divelt ing them or the irritating effedla of common Boogies, that they fuccecd where muffin and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffellion of Dann's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or rcftraint In diet unacceifary. To enable him to attend patients at thcir own honied, he has provided the affiltance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfona in the country may be coma by Rating their cafes In letten, polt paid. Jai pubtlAbed, price 21. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged. .A Troia. on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various fymptoms and Cafes filming the painful and dangerous ef feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method of treating go norrhea., ace. Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho, and H. D. Symonds, Patcrnacr-row ; alfo to be had at M.Queen's, Ratter-Change, and at the Author's. [Mier. IX-FFNCF. F1R.1.1 IN KI FROM th: ar.l tn..ny Inconvcni elite, that atilt: It tro the ufe tk. J .;•.s, tith .lion ,1 ae the oil rwininz nut, that ftw Famiiic. , on ;; toe a sper . ,ne t d the uttileafant circunittanct of the Cht0,....• :al.tafs Fire, oven st the time of cook•.:17-7 • o pros., nt •s h: 11. :he Prapr:etors nrk r to the Nultility and the Public a Jack, i;eo:itia,ra la•:.i it Clltirdy y are oiled svithout point up the Ctsaitt.ce, canuot he put out of r: jr oy the Chinne.y Sweeper, nor is it nece,fary t up the Chimney to rot's or ft x them, u t hl v. '1 nut.w.ott to he removed for tsventy years, add to this that by the Lie of a flats box ot . .the Mantle, the Cad, or any per'ott can fee it dte Jaslo %rams uil, or if the oil 3:eeatly th , rein is reod , tr It'd -Paters Re3iiter Stovas,&c.lty the 'tick much more Loa! ; slttair."d at a touchl,f, espel.as Int , . —.Kitchen Ravess with Ovens, Boilors, Steamers, Lac. and Nitchett furniture in Pat. an Iron, Cupper,Tin, The above to be had only at Strartons, tae Patentees, Black friars Road, London. MEDICINE A cr. At the only Warehoule far Dr. Jame..., Powder, No. 45, St Pauls Chureb-yard,a f,w d from he Corner oleheaplide, '1 *HE following MEDICINES are fo/d, :it the 2 - price; annex,d, incluive of the Stant; this Act ; but no addMunal charge has been nude upon Dr. James's Powdr; whi t .l is continued at the vrOwil p cc of as. ad. per packet. It may sifo.k h..d at ii. 44 per dot,:,; or he cpiauthy of a down pnkas inocr 1 A:1 , 2, for tl. as. 6d. duty ncluded, fo that the PiVie arc nu Bt t in order to ite the orrall.m, au 1 to leffen the her rheum:. this Act, which svuuld in a hav, pr,..ved $ tax upau '.‘enevoki,..c, all the other NI, dicines • re fold to any perfaus ptire:iatiug hail a doze's cr mato, tree from the expeuco of the Stamps. Dr. James's Ponder 2' 6 Dr. Steers's Oprideldno 2 6 /Vale mic Pills 4 6 Convull.an Oil 2 6 1 0 ,•u:der x 6 Pareiorie Lo- Dr. I 20:gt'S • - - t I Dr. Aultiii'x Chalybeatc Drops Pills - 4 0 ElFence of Colt,foot . 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 0 Effence cf Peppermint 1 ti Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Grind:irk Medicines 5 9 Tickt.ll's fEtherial Spirit 3 6 Glak's Magnefis 3 4 Greenough's Tindures 111 Triglis's Scuts Pills 1 0 Tolu I.ozengcs ii i Grant's Drops - at 1 Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0 Norton's Drops 5 p Ereake's Tindure ofßark 3 6 Spilfbury's Limps .f o Husham's ditto a 6 Spccdiman's Pills 2 o Englifh, Coffee 2 9 Dr. Solander's Tca s 9 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tin d u re, 3s. Ad. • Alfo the Genuine Argil ehufade lately importril, and moft. of the other Proprietary Modicincs in repute. Or!, rs fur expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as bet Ore this A.R. N.B. As many perfunA. particularly ferva'a 4 and metre:lsere, millake the houfe, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is under the rccellity of pointing out, that it it at the Eaft End of St. Paul's, near& to Chcapfide, and that it has ■'great white Rue. cued frontowith thi fc words infcribcd : THE ONLY W/1111102/ 2 roe De. jAlgtel Powoaa. This day was publiibed. BRODUM's GUIDE 'l'o OLD AGE, or Ad vice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole ferret infirmities of Nature which delicacy often for bids to difclofc even to their rttatives ; with a Trcatife on Fe male I:Utak', Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Conf u ptive Complaints. To which srn added, Advice to Bath and H ot - we ll Bathers; &e. It is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. Every perfon, young and old. fhould purrimic this book, Late h, ln; (caret:ly au individual who is not interrlted iu tome part of It. In particular,it is recommended to young inn] and boys, as an early attention to the latter may (erre to,,uard :hem againft a fatal rock on which thoufands hive fplit, and be the awaits of preferring their bod es Tram dffeafc, and alfu their fouls. astir minds, and all their faculties from deltrudion: In the mean time, lie sameftly and difintereftedly recommends his Nervous Cordial, whereby be is enabled to afford the molt permanent relief to youth in the above ferret vice, and alfo to perfons of all ages *elided with nervous diforders, proceeding either from au immoderate Me of tea, hard drinkiug,hcat of climate, eacers of grief, dillipated plrafure, bad lyings-in, ice. The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly adapted ro weak female conftitutions, es well as to phlegmatic habit; is general :'—it ads powerfully in favour of the whole nervous fyitem, correc ting a vitiated appetite and diz,eltion in the lint patTages, and Alias wonderful:yin the recovering the tone of the genital or gans; hence its efficacy in the molt ohltinate fe - .inal gists in men, and correfpunding weakneffes in women ; will contribute more fafely and honourably towards c injugalhappinefs, than any of thofe irritating compolitioas which are admiuirtercd to the unwary. Thole who in advanced life feel the confequences of youthful exert's, or unfortunate youth, who have brought on themfelves a numerous train of evils. will, by the life of this medicine, find thernfelves tenoned to health and arength, and all the melancholy fymptcons removed, whied are tae general effe4ll of fuch cattle'. mini Hot:WOOD, late (errant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the Rae lan, Sittingbourn, was for a length 01 time moll intole rably affildtd with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proatbal to paralytic, to fuch a degree as too deprivr him of the c mire tire of his limbs, which rendered Min in...doable of walk iny or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated he applied to fevers] of the molt emisient of the Faculty without , sped. erdng the lean shadow of benefit; but by being (troop!) , re commeudsd by levant MIAs friends to Dr. Brodurn's Nervous Cordial, purchafcd at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfellrr, Sitting. bourn, is now -perfedly reamed to his former he ilth add vi gour, Is enabled to follow his Mainers 1. ufu. I with o ut feeling the lcalt fymptoms or the above complaint, and is now coach. man to Mr. Nick. Salton, proprictna of the Sit tingbourn coach. JOHN 410(:W 00 D. NV:tactics to the above Cure—Mr. V. sIMPvN, Miller of the Role Inn, Sattingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARN.4Iw, Book Celli r. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be bad at the DoCoes Houle, No. 9, Alh!0:1-12rect, 7 D.ors from the LCVerill Mufeurn, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at sag. t lg. 64. and sa 6d. ago at In Bath, enamel]; Brad, Sheppard, Brighton Donaldfon and Co. Exeter, Truenun and Soo. Gdport, Harding Ginfrow, Bax!te, _ _ Birmingham, Swiuney, Brdroml, Smith, Biandforti, Simmons, Bury St. EdmiamVs, Din*, Ipfvrieb, , kfiddlrclitch, Ilk of Wilit, Invenc, A Young, merciaat. Lec,le, Biting und Cu Braport, htargrie Cheitenhirm, Buckle. CA' Wok*, (he, I.7nn, Cain, I.eiceiter. Swiifen, Ell.c.tt, Canterbury. Widow, Curlllle, Chatham. Ftherington, L'hdrnifned, Mettry and Co. Choßel . . Poole and sun, Chieheacr, P1144108', Dublin, Sril(bury and Co. Durh.un, licaderfon, Deal, Rofe, Dover Leaks, , 111anciacitt r. Lynedi, M..:twate, Slyer, Newnura, r•••:er, NewcalUe • Narthar.yrou. i tu-cy and C. Nottil. t .bant. LutiMgc U:UI CO* N,WWICh. Stiv.won and Cu. Oxford. Jt , not. Plymouth. ldettlernn, Portfmout h. fkl.tni, _ Devises, Heoughtde, Reading, SITI4II, and Co. rtf. Drcwry. Suoti, Hr *y. Edinburgh, RaTtcr, Sl,rrwtbury, F•ldnwes. Meirra. Soinha,nron, Hbker, Meirri.Dawkl'on & SaHibure. . Lidcr, Mr. R.beret, drug. Mr.A.Parre.Merch. Gladwin, conic& Cola. Green, DA And by mud Bookidia a aad Maileisc-V laden la alga arm kangdpift.