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See. •,• Attrndanee i 5 given, daily, at the raid OfficeS, for the Affuranze of Bc:ldings, Goods, Metchandize, and Ships in Har bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lois or Damage by Fire; asi era for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. ,'.e. B. lire Paid:, will be Tired fr, e of exlmce to the egured :vier! t i e il000l: Pr:sr:iota alit- wets to 61. or "man& TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD, To the Higheft Bide,er, At the Cullom Hattie, Newcaßle, on Tuefday the 2d of July, Igoe, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE SLOOP HOPE, burthen 42 60.94 Tons, with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture. The Broken Parts of the Hull and the Sails and other Materials of a Lugfail Boat, borthen about to Tons. Eight Oil Cloths, 2 Pi: eel of Linea, t 'Looking Glary. sop GsDons of Geneva, for private Ufe. ss9 Gallons of Brandy, for general Ufe. The Slonp (which is entitled to a Btitilh Regifler), may be Peen on Mr. Bowles Landing, in Gate!head. Her Materills, and thole of the Boat, with the other Articles. at the Cullom houfe. ADVOWSON FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD, About Folly Mks South of Loodgm, AN ADVOWSON and next Prefentatinn to .a ReClory, very eligibly and beautifully fituated within a plea tot ride of roan of the moil frequented and falhionable Watering Places There is a good Patronage Houfr, Glebe, Fee. with all couvoient =d'art Out-buildings, as Coach Hoak, Stables, ]faro•, &c. The Parifh confills of about 2COO Acres of Land, and the an. 1111.1 i Value of the 'tithes is eflimated at upwards of oral. a Year. For further particulars, apply to M. Dyne, Solicitor, Serjeant's Inn. F 1 et-Itrect. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION IN WILTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD )3V PRIVATE CONTRACT , ACAPITAL MANSION, either with or 'without die entire new and elegant Furniture, and about nine Acres of Meadow and Paiute Land lying cor.tiguous thereto. The Houfc has been newly built and completed within three years. It of an handfume Entrance Han, BreAfaft-ronin, Dining. nom; Drawing room, and Library on the around 11-. or, five ben Bed-rooms, two Drefling-roorns, Nurfery and Servants' Rooms -- The CcHars are particularly good,-aind the QfSces complete, con fiding of Servants' Hall, Batter's Pantry. Kitchen, Dairy, Laun dry, Brewhoufe,Douide Coach-houfe, Six• Stall Stahlc, with Poul try Yard, Pigeon.hour , and Ple.icarc Ground well Rocked with Fruit Trees, and Kitchen Garden detached. _ _ The Houle is Otuated in a Sue Sporting Country, having Pox Hounds and Harriers in the Neighbourhood and good Roads around it. The Purctafcr may have pelf, Mon as foot) as it fuits his :olive- Welke, and may take any quantity of the Choke Wines in the Cellars of which he may be defirous. The Land' r. has been tedveme4.—Pdrther particulars may be kr .wn, by applying at the OiSce of Mr. &falter, itt Shaftcfbury, Durk; of Merin. 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[PRICE SIX-PENCE. _ . -=.: TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOOL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, YOUR Honourable Court having publicly de• elated their with to have more Nautical Men in your Di ►edtion, I take the Liberty again to hdicit the honour of your fop port on the next vacancy, and prefunse to hope that tweaty.fics years aetive fervice in the Company's Ships may entitle me to your approbation. I have the honour to he, Your molt obedient humble Servant, Hadley. Barnet, Herts. June sb. jAivir.lS MONRO. TO THE PROPRIETORS 01 , EAS C INDIA STOCK. LADIAS AND GANTLEMAN, IT being the opinicn of your Honourable Court of Dire ors that a Profeilional Man is required In your Naval Department, and that it will be for the Inter& of the Honourable Company to have filch a perfon, permit me to offer myfelf with much refpedt as a Candidate for the next vacancy that may occur in the Dlredion. 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A new Edition, jolt publiffied, with confiderabk Additicns, ,f Memo; Its of Angelus Politianus, Joannes Piens, of Mirandula, Aduis Sinerrus Sannazarius, Petry, BemLus, Hieronymus Fra. •alloriout, Marcus Antonin.; Flaminius, and the Arnalthei;Tranfla. ions front their Poetical Works; and tames and Obfervations oncerning other Literary Charaacra of the Fifteetith and Six• , eenth Centuriesi By the Rev. W. Parr Crefwell. Elegantly ranted in one large Volume,oftavo, price las. inboards. 5. An Introdusttion to the Literary kiillosti of the Fogrueenth 13t1 Fifteenth Centuries ; Bve‘ 54. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. ' ./ HE:Original invea tint of Mr. HENRY, prepared -Me and fold by Ttulat.ts and WILLiAU HENRY, Chemilts and Apothecaries, Manchester—This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant Aromatics. Its ltrong and gungent Odour renders it extreniely grateful and falutary to perfons labonting under Head ache, Fainting., &c. and adapts it for counter adting the bad el' ? feas of heated or foul Air. Hence it hasteen found highly ufeful in Raoul', where the Infedlion of Fevers, of Sere Throats, or of other contagious Difeafes,preatil; and in all croudcd places of pub lic retort, u Theatres, Courts of Jolliet, Su. It may alto be par ticularly recommended to Perfons reading in hot climates. 'The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price as. god.each bottle, Ramp included, is fold wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. 3, Cockfpur-greet (theorily perfons In London authorifed by the Proprietors to fell the fame) where may had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelisn, Cryltal, &c. N. B. Each bottle, bades a copper plate label, figned by the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the Olaf.. Their names are alto engraved in the (tamp, the counterfeiting of which is felony. Cr At the fame place may be hail Henry's Calcined Magner's, ip bottles, at as. 6d. and larger with ground (topper, 4s. each, (tamp included. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. FROM a new mode of admininering thefe PILLS by the atiiict of an eminent Phyfician (fee the new diredions) Bilious Dleafes, fo preaalcn• particularly among perfons who have refided in hot climates, are removed with greater cafe and (Vety than by any other Medicine. They are equally efficacious in all Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; in lndigeftions, Lois of Appetite, habitual Coftivends, troublefome Flatubtoeics and Cho. ; likewife in Gouty habi.s, in gidditids, or Rheumatic Pains in the Head; as well as thole ocrafioucd by free living; therel.y preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the confcquence of intemperance. Recuurfe mould be bad to them on the ficit attack of a cold,, or any flight indifpofition; or afttr any cues *East ing or drinking; and thus their wen known charadteriftic will ha maintained of promoting Longevity. avellers by fea or land, mould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nei ther confinement nor alteration of diet. They are fold only by F. Newseax and Sons, at the Warelsoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Chureh.yard, four doors from Cheapfide,Londoa; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton ftreet; in boxes, pri-:e 45.6 d. each, or in one large Box containing the quantity of fix lot a4s. duty included—None arc genuine but chore which have the words, "P. Newbery, No. 4S, St. Paul's," engraved in the ftamps. VENTILATORS, FOR MARQUEES, TENTS, Sce. To the PUBLIC, and OFFICERS in the ARMY in particular. LIEUTENANT WM. COLLINS, of the Corns of Royal,Marines, having obtained His Majelly's Royal Let. ters Patent for the invention of a Ventilator for fupplying a son. Bata circulation of (refit Air in Tents of every defcription, be leave to folicit aat patronage which he truth his invent eti wiU on trial entitle hint to. The benefits arifing ire= a eonflant circulation of frefh Air, in Tents and Marquees, without the inconvenience now retorted to of opening them by letting down the walls, are obvious, but par ticularly in Hufpital and Mefs Tents, where it may he requifite to keep them dote to prevent the admiffioo of rain. In Tents oc cupied by Privates it mutt be of the greatett utility in preferving their Health, for, where ten or twelve Men are crowded ina Tent. there is of condo a great degree of damp or toul air, which this Ventilator will entirely difperfc and keep whuletome and frees is the hotteß night in Summer. In Officers' Marquees it will be found molt defirable, as it will prevent the Mildew or Rot, fa univerfally complained of. which defrays the Canvas, and even affedts their Baggage. In damp ur cold weather, a fire may be constantly kept in the Marquee, with out the (hull& inconvenience, and will thereby confiderably in create the purity of the air. In offering this Ventilator to the Public, Lieutenant CuttiNs has the fatistadion of alerting that experience has Ramped it: ge neral utility and benefit, as will be corroborated by the teltimony of feveral Officers of distinction and eminent Military Surgeof,s, who have certified under their hands the benefits arifing from its adoption.—See page 56 of Blair's Soldier's Friend. Lieutenant Cot.t.ita s has appointed Mclirs. Blades and sln r, No. tyy, Piccadilly, Camp Equipage Makers to the Army and Navy, to difpofe of his Ventilator, at whole Manufaaory alone they are made, tajether with every tieceffary Article fur Home ar Forelp Service. PRINCL ., D7:ITIST, N 6.333, OXFORD-STREET. Alt I'IFICI AI, TEETH (kilfully placid, frnm a Jingle to a whole Izet, as not to he diftinguilhel fro:n Natu ral Teeth. Teeth, though ever Co bad, cleaned in the molt pleafis..g manner, and rendered white and beautiful. Mr. P netters hisn felf be is enabled to give the heft advice in all complaints incident to the Teeth or Gums, to all periods of Life. PRINCE'S GRENA an MAC /CAE, the only remedy yet difeovi red for hitching Teeth that are ever fo loofe; and is pal rftlilarly re commended to 'weans wearing ArtfficialTeeth tied to their natu ral, as it will prevent the natural from becoming lonic —Piiee tos. 6d. per Bottle. PLINCL'S PASTE PEARLS for concealing decayed Teeth in fmrt, fo as rot to be direr:vet-eel they are decayed: Ladies and Gen- tlemen may apply there Path. Pearls themleives in a moment, by following the inelnied directions. Thefe Pane Pearls arc particu larly mecum ens!, d to perfons rending it a Mance rom a Pent i ft, who have the mist )1-tune of l: frog tront teeth, as they may on an occallon be enabled from thefe Pale Pearls to make ms... thenifelves. Price FIX a Guinea per Boa containing ten Pearls, es one cost. mining so for Two Guineas Prince's Cligrav Pasta, Mich preferveg and whitens the Teeth, an! cure the Scurvy in the Gums, making the Gums and Lips of a healthy red ; as. dd. per Pot. PRINCE'S CHAR RV Lone --its peculiar execlieliee eonfilis in fweetening the BreAh, which may arife from inward complaints, 'eorbutic gems, or decay:A hell, es there are few prelims more or leis that are not affil ftsd with this uttpleafent fenfation ; a I:ngle trial will avouch its irseri:T. Thefe who have Artificiti Teeth ot.ghe never to he without it, as it keeps them (sweet and clean; it is allo a great preferver of the teeth and pmts—Price 71 perbattle. MI orders from any part of the Country will be lent by coacti,by fending the monc7, Crated to Mr. Prince, N 0.533, Wont itrect,London.