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ROYAL-EXCHANGE AssußANcr..oFncq, pERSONS, whole annual Preiniiims fall due on the 24th inflmt, 21', hereby informed. e , rt ncedpri at-c rnw ready a I e d r4vcreti at th: Coni:lany'n Offie:r, over 111.2 ROY :11.1,::<:!. allti in PA , weil lr; their re fpeC!i Agents :Lc fcveral ('ot•Micn; and the pirties allured are vefted to r prig , fir the Ren‘wal of the': ii.olicienom or before th..: 9th Ju:ypi:-.t, a-. the !•ftial ficen n •nlloved tor in . iyancut, beyond the date of emit Policy, will then expire. June, 1312. SANI*EI. FENNING, jun. h:ecret..rt. •." Attendance is gi% en, daily, at the Paid Oleos, fir ,:hc Affurunce of Buildings, Goodn, Merehandize, and Alp, in Harbour, in Daelc, or while Building, from Lasor I);unai,e by Fire; and alfu fur the Affurance of, and granting Arniunics on Liven. NEWSPAPER. • 'TO be Dirpored of, the entire COPY RIGHT -A- of an ESTABI.I.I ht ED PROVINCIAL PA PER, wide:y circulated chiefly through three I\ 12rititne Cntllex, next to London, and polteflin ,, The pi ice will he regulated by the number of Advertiferrintx it:Wrted in its Columns: and thix, a. well as other Particuhtrs, may he known by applicatiau, or b.:l.er' (p:sit-pit') addr,fred to John $"- cock, No. No. 28, Paternotter-row, or John Morpn, Stationer, "RICE .:1":-PFNC1 A NEV.* NOI.'Ff.. Th'.s.!:ty a as ruhlifhetl, ii; Tom vrirc 91. in Ram%it, OMUI.US : A .Iton - I:lnce of ikncient Times. Tr anaatcd from the ; ; I . 0. F' 7N TAI NE, Author of c!..c l'ower of Love, of 0: li 0 inction, . P. Ire of fmteralTfors of And for One W,. .1c only. AMPII:IIIF.ATRE. ASTLEr.i, ViTtrl . 3.llNS I'ER BRIDGE. the Pairomige of their Hightieff:s the Prince of Wales and the I .`.:'ce a York. IkioNDAy NEXT, JUNE 2S, 'Sot, ' l 4- , and five following Evenings only, will be prcfcnted Putt time chile two years, (with New Scmiery. Dreffes, Sec) the Grand Sixettcle itons,nce of TEE BLACK CASTLE ; Or, THE SPIRIT 0? RAVIA. Afphar, (Lord of the Black Callle;, Mr. ASTLEY, jun. (Hi+ foil appearance this h.afon ) And Lamora, Nlrs, AsTLEY. P;',:ezdirg the above, (frli rime this fcaron) a Paltoral Ballet, by Mr. Mereenit, called THE LiTTLE PEDLAR; or, THE PRIZE. Principal Charaders-- Mr. and Mrs. Mercerot, and Mifs johannot. the entitle of the Evening, various Feats of tiortr,E "ti.;NsHip : and, for the tirlt time, the Grand Troop of istaari.litt- Performers will fly over Twenty Grenadiers, with fsvo-,1 Fcrion, mi th.ir (boulders, Five Hodes and Riders, a lode Pole t t Feet high, &e. &c. And, for a few Evenings longer, 1 he whole to conclude with, the popular Pantomime, written 137 tit., P.n.. Mr. WILL. Print.:ll lc:eft Po: r+, No. 7t , St. Patirc Caorali R'...:TZEBUii's EXILE INTO SIBERIA. This day waai publilhed, in 3 vo::. Fai'reap pricy is,. in bn.irdi, 01'0)6:heti with Env,rayitict, THE MOST REN2IIItIcAIIt:E YEAR IN •i•; U LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOT7E:3 'E con taining a full Account of hi; late EXILE. and fOi • ft N..Y into SEA lA, and of the other extraordinary NAM% Lao pcned to hint in Ruffia, with authentic particulars relative to prefent State of the interiar of the Ronan Emyire, and new and ctiriurs Anecdotes of the Court of Petcribur;;it, as RITEEN BY I-11 \ Tranflated from the German, under t:m rapt:Jinn:n(l.3,l;T of the Author, by the Rev. B. BER.F.SFORD, Eng,:ifh Lecturer to the ()..Itien of Pruflia. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. yt, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and to be bad of all 13ookfellers. This day WeV: publinted, in Octavo, Plea 7.. in boards, Tht Firtt Volume of T HE NAVAL HISTORY of the late WAR. Compiled from:Authentic Dozurcont3. By WILLIAM STFWART Printcd for T. C.idell , jon. and W. Davi2s, Strand; and R. H.Evans, KB. liars of A;ar.rnee Ar the pm of 3001. or umark, are fpnifr, of wane t 14r Altered. PRIVATE TUITION. ABENEFICED CLERGYMAN, of con - dcrab:.: Litcrars , Abilities, willies to take a Young Gen tleman or two under his care, from the age of t a years and up wards, to inftruEt in thole Sciences necelfary for a Gentleman or a Scholar. This day was In Royal (Mayo, Priez tl. 16s. in boards, Volumc the Second, in Two Parts, or a Nzyr Edition of THE REPORTS of the moil Learned Sir EDMIIJND SAUNDF.RS, Knt. late Lord Chief juftice of the King's Bench, of feveral Pleadings and Cafes in the Court of King's Bench, in the time of the Reign of Kine Charles the Second. With three Tables: The first, of the Names of the Cafes; the fecond, of the Matters contained in the Plca,l• ings ; and the third, of the principal Mattcrs contained in the Cafes. With Nos,: awl R.ferintes to the Pleadings and Cafes. By JOHN IWit.l.l MS. Serjeant at Law. Printed for Cadell, juts. and Davies, in the Strand; and Clarke and Son, Portugal-Rrect, Of whom may he had the Firit Volume, price tt s. hoar!s. The Advcrtifer refidc3 occafionally near Town, and in the Country ; and his Pupils will meet with every mark of liberali ty and attention. A FEW COMPLETE AND PERFECT to 'ISO TILE LONDON mr.DicAi. L ACKINGI'ON, ALLEN, an d Cn. h.itirm ra Lady ptirchafed fame uncut lets of that elt-ent:Q Work the Imitoos MED ICAL Reetew,are enabled, for af. -w weeks, offer thcm, complete, at is. 3d. per Number, or the 41 Num bers, confifin of eight Volumes, at Two Guineas mil a 11111 iu boarili,thc fame as are fold by the Proprietors at Four Gui neas in hoards. P. S. No objection would be made, if required, to rrfiding in a Family of refpedability, either Ilationary or on their poft-paid, Z. Y. Z. Georige's Coffee-houfe, Strand. EDUCATION. AT the FRENCH ACADEMY, at L ewes , i n Suffer, Young Gentlemen arc genteelly Boarded, and carefully taught French in its pencil Purity, Greek, Latin, Englifh, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the life of the Globes, by Y. A. RAYMOND, and proper Affillants. Terms Twenty-four Guineas per Amitun. No Entrance required. N. B. French is the only Language allow& to be fpolicn among the S , holars, whole Health, Morals, and liberal De portment, are particularly attended to. The School will open again atter the Reeds, on Monday July 26, 0102. • • by Mr. Miley, jun. called ITARLEUIN ST. GEORGE. Doors to be opcncil at half pail five, to begin at half pak fit o'clock. On Thurfday, July t, t So; will be priblilh.:ll, price only Ore Shiliing, No. XLIX. Of THE LADY'S MONTHLY MUSEUM, for JULY 1302. Embtllithed with an el...„atit Portrait of Madame LE Bay v, and Four Figures of the pr,:vailing Fathions elegantly Colourcd, tee. etc. Printed for Vernur arid Hood, No. It , Poultry, and fuld by every Bookfeller and Newfinan in the United KingdAni. N. B. The preceding Numbers of this Work may be had, Nat to 48, at One Shilling each. Or the 8 Vol. Half bound, Gilt Earths, os. Calf Gilt, 4'. Morocco Backs, 3 Es. Medical Gentlemen, who refide in the rountry, tniy have riled lets fent than by the coach or verggon, on dire Ling pay ment in London. Doe 41. Second Price 2..—Pit 2*. Second Price ts. GAllery is. Second Price 6d. Half Nit.: t., emtmicr.c. at Hill pan Ficht precifely. t: at the Bux-Office, Weilminfter-ltridge, blink Ten :ill Thrte o'Clnek. ".•2.f.:cy', Annual Prue Wherry will he rowed for on Ti;•! - •:.iy. Tune t h, in four Huts, by Seven Pair of Oars ; to tt,r , 17.1111 W , Ltiviall.:r-Islitlze, at Two, Three, Four, and kivc • Teinple of the Mures. Finibury-fquare, June t?.. Jeft publiihed, Price 2t. A TREATISE on thr. Nature, Symp:nms, and - 1 - Cure of the VENEREAL. DISEASE. To which are fubjoined, Obfervations on "'aka Dorfalis, GLeta, Seminal Wcakneires, Impotence, Barrennefs, and the other ill afeetai of fccret or exccfrive Veitery. The 28t:i Edition, attich enlarged and impruved. lly J. SMYTH, M.'D. To be had of Axtcl, No. I, Cornhill; Moore, Drult&ift, No. 80, Fleet-ftrect ; and of Bacon, No. tso, Ch fur.:-Itrat, oppelite New Bond-itreet. N. B. This Edition contains very ufcrul and intcrelting dieter Ora.] o'lfervations and initrudtions. i'unlicr Particular+ may he known by applying to Mr. Bent, Bookieller, No. c. , P.ternoiter-row, and Mr. iardner, Nu. 300, Strand, where References may be had. if required, to rcfpcdalile Families, whore Sons are nuw at the Academy, or have that completed their Education. NICHT OF THE NEW PANTOMIME. ROYAL. CiIiCUS. JuR publilhed, Price sos. In a Cafe with a Copper Plate coloural, and a Box containint Travellers, &e.—By a LADY, 2. GRANINIATICAL GAME in RHYME, at which even Children may prelide, as it Bois not :a -1 quire any previous knowledge of drammar, bier j; calculated to convey, in the form of an Ami - anent, a eornaft knowledge I , of the Principka of the Engln Totrzue. In this W srk the Rules of Grammar am expr,:fra in Lan gear, and Mufti - ate,' by Examples, adapted to :he Capacitj., of Voting Perfons, and in a way likely to be retained from the Imprellinn which Rhyme makes on the Memory. Printed for the Author, and publiihed by J. Cander, Cheap fide; Darton and Harvey, Grace Church-arc-a; B. Tah juvenile Library, New Bond-itreet ; M. Gueency, Holborn; Willmott and Hill, Borough; Smith, Bath; and B. k . low,r, Cacitheidge. ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 28, 1802, r(.r the hill tiinc) ! , e prefe.r.te.l an elitiri N. w ti,rio-Conii; Pantomime, with Acw Secnrr;, Drd stage. to and from London :rocry Day. FREEHOLD VILLA, Wi FH 3c ACRES OF LAND. TO IIL SOLD BV PRIVAIE CONTRACT, A NEWLY Built And very convenient HOUSE, in the Cottage Ryle ; commanding an extenfive view, and pleafantly fituated at a fmall dißance from the Turnpike Road, about 38 miles from London, and is from Oxford; with 35, Au% a of Land, all Freehold, and Land Tax redeemed. For further particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 6, Lincoln's Tim Fields.. TABES DOKSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, Ste. PradicalEffaos And Remarks on tile Talus Dorfidis. This day was pubfifhed, Price 55. ,in large ()dace, bound In Boards, the Second Edition, with very confiderable addi awns, of PRACTICAL ESSAYS an d REMARKS, on that fpccics of Confumption incident to Youth, and the different Stages of life, commonly called Talus Dorfalis; with an accourt of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Dillemper; demonitrating its baneful eiredts on the linen fimdtions of the Animal Economy, including the Difeafcs wiling therefrom; efpceially the Nervous Afraphia, the Esoneirofis, awl the Pthilis,or Confemption in general. With liiftories of Clf s oc curring in the Author's Pradtice during the laa fourteen V.:ars. By H. ST.. JOHN NEALE, (Fcliew of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; orate Univerfity of Leyden; and Sur7con, in Lor.lon, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofpital, at Chatham) Sold by J, Walker, No. 44, Paternoiter-row!J. Ridgeway. Yoph-fire4, St. Jameis-fguare; and at No. 60, Corner of Frith-greet and Soho4quare. Fora part iculw account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers arc referred to the Biographical, Literary, md Scientific Magazin; for June, 1?0 , 0, Crone pege tr 6 to zit, THE GOLDEN FARMER; Or, HARLE( WiN PLOUGHBOY. ibt Mulic remcipally new cornpured, and the remainder le ; with an emir_ New Overture, by Mr. W. Ware. The Scenery &tired by Mr. l;recnworrl, and executed by tars. Nlareithatikt, Linkg, Smith. &e. &c. Tl.e wh do writtLn 31111 pr.kloc,...ipy Mr. CROSS. _ _ !n the court.: of tilt , cenrry a corren Vicw is given of the Coarn Farmer% istrnfive Farm and Lurking Place; with a ymriety of other Picturaque and Appropriate Scala, too nu merous for infert :on. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY Valuable and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, ti.nate at Great Sturton, fix miks from Hun:caftie, in the county of Lincoln ; confin ing of four Farms, in the uccupatiosi of rerpeciable Tenants at Will; containing altogether one thoufand one hundred and fifteen Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land. Fur further particulars apply to Mr. Caldecott, Solicitor, Rugby; Mr. Yates, Stretton, near Rugby; or to Mr. Ty►tdale, Solicitor, NO. 6, Lincoln's lon Fields. •~ .. .F 0 conclude with an entire New and Splendid Lilt Scene. re• prtfenti-g the Verkal TranflucU Temple of the NYMPH of tau SPRING. This day were publilhed, price 44. in bcrirds, CASES explanatory of the RULES of EVI DENCE More COMMIT TEES of ELECTION of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Compiled from the Reports of the Trials of Controverted Elections before fuch cs. By T. E.TOMIANS Barriller at I .aw. The Goldtm Farmer (with Songs) Mr.Hclme; Ctown, Mr. Montgomery; Tuntrelly Turf, (the Berkfkire Crazier, Father to Columbine, Mr. Bologna, fen.; (his 6rft appearance thin feafon). And Harlequin Ploughboy, Mr. BYRNE, hem the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, being his &ft appearance in that Character on this Stage. Nymph of the Splint' (with Soap) Mrs.Habat ; Dairy Maid (with a Song) Mrs. Roffey. Sultana (with a Pas Scull Mil; Adams; And Colunsbirse, Mrs. IX YBROW. ..... TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, and Land Tax redeemed; confining of a modern Manfion Houk, and about 340 Aires of Arable, Meadow, Patton., and Wood Land round it. The Honfe is fit for the reception of a genteel family...ad commands a Ismutiful view of the rich Vale of LVCOVIMIO in Worceitered=; the roads are good, and there is plenty of excellent water. Pan of the purehafe monei• may remain, on Mortgage; and further particulars may be had of Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lioculn's Inn Fields, where a plan of the White nuts be ken, Exi who it authorifed to treat for the Sal • of tbefame. Printed for J. Nlawn;an, in the Poultry. This Walt is intended for the ufe, not only of proleffional Gcntlemay and others engaged in the feveral ftages of Con tefted Elections, but, of Candidates and Meinhets. of the Houle of Commons, petitioning, petitioncd againit„ or liable ao be chofen on Eledtion Committers. It 6 compiled from, and includes the Suhitance of, the Reports (rni' very i'caree and ezgaigive) pu:dillied , by DOUGILAII , LIT1:01A4 'and , othen, onTeentroverteit b4cOtions; asiotaiVea*f4l4l4ortione. of Evidence —`,• T e ha ik¢o;se.Traet i►indu4ul in.the Nvw ?did= of Gilts:lt's . HORSEMANSHIP by a (Wand Troop of Capital Horfrmen, v id' the Taylor riding t - a Itrentfortl, which will be exhi . . . . • . • N4R.PATENCt,•Surkeort and Dtrziß, whore IP* pre-eminent fk l / 4 11 has relieved Punt_ thln:fand. of the rich, great, and refpectable, now offers, for in Minns, to makd the c chew their food as well as “er they. dad io their lives, who haidne teeth, or tooth gum, focitts, &c. of tht,ir own 'to pronounce eiery letter diftindlly, efpecially thole In public ' life, and may have human teeth purified, or others far more whits, glogy, and beautiful, their interceffes not choaked up . lo ff hf ttF teeth,. or earthen ware, hut appear fo'nstural, than no Fri end orakegyaiutance can tell but they arerheir o wn : to be firoit,, 116' one on earth can cure difeafcs of the mouth ,equally ; which the :readue of mankind max experience in • •GraitSoanik-itores,•near Charing-erors--Nth;6. • Nu attendance on Sundays. rd abc celcbrated Herfe Turk. 4.t.r which. with rutirc ?kw Mufic, Semen, Maclniterb Dreffes, and Deerations, will be prefented, written by Mr. Cysts, a New Grand Ballet of Adtion, In Two Parts, called THE FATAL PREDICTION; • Or, MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN. GENSAAL REYNIER. deg. Tilts day was. pahlifited, price. 4a. . AW ACCOUNT, of die CAMPAIGN between the FRENCH ARMY of the EAST, and the 'Biel- TISH and TtIREISH roltus in Fgypt. Dy GENERAL REYNIER. Tranilatest from the French, with Obits-ration and Comte, tions, by Sir R AT WiLson. Lieutenant-Coland Horn perch's Dragoons; and the Offwial Details from the LotAtm Gazettes. 'PO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; THE Manor and Freehold Efi att of GRINTON, with the Maullbn-lioufe called CUGDEN-HALL., in the.Nonls-Rklins of tke County of York. 7 Allies Weft of Richmond. Tin: Reuel of the Eitate is 4001. p. r Ann.—The N'ta nur extends over Acres of Moors and Commons which abound with Groure cad ot.%er Game ; and there is ex.. eciknt Trout Milling in the River Swale for fewral Miles. The Manlion-Houfe isdelthtfully iituated on the Banks of the Swale; Rands in the Centre of the Mite ; WILL eredted only a ft w Years ago; and is equal to COMTIII a large Family. The Eilite and Minfmr-Houfe is itlrtirably adapted for the readance of any Pertm taid of Sito:st:ng. For further Particulars apply to TI virtu. Dyneley and Sons, Field-court. Gray's-Ion; an.l Mr. to Walicrilead, Attorney at-Law. Wolter:l. Yorkinire. Mete for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.. Simmons. at the Pon-OlTtce ; .•here Books or the Soevs, ChnrWf,j, Su. with a Prof' eclat of the Action of both PitYCS may be bad. ' , creature cannot potable keep p!arei later than half patt (twee. Doors to be opened at Half pat! Five, and the l'erfettmurees to Into prcciKly at Half Init Sizo Scccntl Price at Hal( pati night. Printed for J. Ridgway, York-ftreet, St. jamen-fqnare. Alfo, I. General 13eithier's Account of the Expedition to Syria, and the Siege of St. Jean d'Acre, with Sir Eidney Smith's Letters. Price 3.. 6d. •.• I.et it not be forgotten, that Sir Sidne7 Smith is the only Officer who has defeated Bonaparte in perfon. _ . . ru I'HE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCF.. NUBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in gena-al. are refpedfully informed. J. BURGESS and Soo's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VICS. co •:au. rto he ptrpan by them in the fiuncrpanner that oh:in...A fuel' univerfal approbation for many years pal! Tbe t nig 'tidily acquired fuperitarity of that Article is fully anColual opinion of the Couutry at large, and of Perfons Wu:. in its ail parts of the World, and having Rood the tidt of tri 4. Link, ain the fituadon it now tuaintaiuL iltc pi:nerai utility al THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES az.! oat,: KICK S.ItICES fur FISH, &e. indaeesthem, from surneruus Advertifements daily appearing, to rands's Fa run:haling the lane, as mete is to be had of 1111 iR G. nu but at their W:irehoufe as umkr. 1..tr7 other Asftiele in the Oil Trade for family nfe, of the W.h lANIMA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, orat.Fks in t!:e ARMY ;and NAVY, fapplied VIM* Ce !LOMA IllitiCe for the FAR and Welt Indies Ne. Wzrzhoufe, Nn to 7, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. Fer tlte ...mired:l.:4: of Fainiiics in Scnthnd, they have ap- Pen•te.l Meffr4. R. inhoftun and Cu. Edinburgh, their Isle Al;stit hie fhb St u nt. BY TIIE KING'S PATENT, GP.ANTI D TO J. BARTON, VITAL W INErccommended for the prevention and cure of Tat MnsrAL.‘amm; thscascsoia.Gout, It rw ry inert ; Rheum:train. Ft yen, particularly of the Putrid red: Strnrhuls, Confumption., various Nervous A/allows, C. .M&. for Tut DISEASES Otr lIJI CLIMATES, as Yellow fiver. Livek Comp:ant, Choke. Alecbus, Lock Jaw, Cuts r7t. .‘Ettilons. Ste. f‘atures of Vital Wine are--71e prrerntiur of all to*. r: tr .1 2 .!., in Mc Habil: riwifruiag 011iruMiewss is fb. S ' emeas ; as,/ drip:ins iitfryl64 Pe ur ;tirimi 4 1 Pip , gventhirt the f ad tet tgr •it taiiig its we is evident; and the Proprietors have rer !wed the trwrtl anopk and honourable trillmonies of its vie- Le !P.M Perfloages of the Belt rank and refpes2ability. ?•:. , 041.1.. of its admirable %talkies, with full direflions 1.4 II( . % ay he had at the Laboratory and Vaults, where it D 7, Herder's-(tree[, Oxford-Brett; and the Wholefale Agents for the fupplying Country mor-, Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, whew the .77 , 1 *0:, is fold at 61. Rd per Bottk, or 661 . per Doren— ,!")• -t.trtlps Included. Snl.l alfo h r Appointment at • 'r. No. 3 , , Coekfpur.ilrert, Charing - eras M r . • • „1,. i Wilsons ; Mr. thaw. Nu. 74, St. All 16; Mr. hide, No. 41., Curtthili ; and Meets. amok Co. No. t to, 0 t ford-ftrtrt ; and nee rerpedaltin uo et fe id 1r 44 4 *04144 Town. in the Uniad Kingdom. snA BATHING. TO B 8 LF.T. for. I, a, S. Ss 6, is Months, or a Inner turn if wanted, with immediate onffelfion. ok • A c d'At . TABLE HOUSE, containing four pr1n.441 and two fervants bed-rooms, and a dreding room a hrtaktal and dining, pub:ours: kitchen, hnufekeeper's room. ample cellaring, ace. together with a Coach hnufe and four-!tall Peemilts arc fituate at Felpham, one of the 'aloft refpcetablc village* on the Sunk: COAft. are near the Sea, and within one mac of the much. eficinned and falltionablc Bathing Place of Bognor. Further particular, may be obtained on the ihentifes ; of Mr. Colwell at Anteton, 124•21 Felphiun ; and of Mr. Bartlett. at his itoy.dEseinusge and General Agency Offices, Cisicheiter. 2. An Account of the French 'Expedition to Eitypt ; he Charles Nutty, one of the Architeets. TranaJted from th,: French. IL 3. Thf Life of General Hoche, from the French of W. Amigolin. zs. 6d. s. A PraalealTreatife, explaining the Art and Myftery of brewing Porter, Ale, Twopewny, and Table Bert - , recom mending and proving the cafe andpol:Gbility of cv , ry Perfon'i brewing their own Beer, in any quantity, front one Peck to ion Quarters of Malt. The enth Edition. By Samuel Child, - Brewer. is. VALUABLE MANOR. REOWENCB. aod Es Art, in WILTSHIRE TO RE SOLD .BY AUCTION—By RICH A RD mom, On Thurklay the 11th day of July next, at Four &Clock, At the Bear inn, acviees, in Three Lots, ir HAT ca pit al anJ truly valuable FR EEHOLD -A- EsrATE, fituated in the produetive Parini of Coiling bourne Kingfton, in a fine fportiug Country, abounding with Game ; and at a convenient diltance from Salifbury, Devizes, Marlborough, Ilungertord, and Andover, confidemble Market Towns, and within four miles of the Kennet and Avon Canal, now in courfe of being fpecdily completed : compelling the Manor or reputed Macor of Ctillinghoutoe N'alenCe, with that ci*npkat Family itefidenac called Bronton-Houfe, pleafantly fitnatcd and cnclofe.dwith Plantations, with two gaod Stalled- Stables, Harnefi-houfe, Coach-houL, and DJ Kennel ; and 725 Acres of rich Arabic, Meadow, Paiture, and Wood Land, Laying together, with a good Farm-horde, Garden, and fpa rives Farm-yard, capital Baru, convenient Stabling, Dove hoof', Granaly, and other Once% There is alfo another Farni-liaufc and Garden, Barton, Barns, Stable, &c. on the Eltate. Printed Particulars, t:cfcribing the Lots, may be. had at the Globe Hotel, Floct-lireet, London; the Printing-Office, Salif burr ;Mr Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Rudh Bridtol ; Wal ker s, CloceP-er; Smart and Couililde, ; Folio's, New bury; Harold, Marlborough; Yocke.ey, Waerninfter; and at the Andlioneer's, Devia,s. when: a Elan of the Eftate may be ken. ilronton-Houle to be viewed by permiiiion of Robert Wundruds, EN. the Occupier, wiLh 'rickets to be had of Wil- Ilant Carpenter, Collinabourac Kinitton, who will alto arm the kftiftea. This day was pubUthed, price Ss. in boards, THE SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS, for 18ot, being Vol. V. (to be continued Annually ;) sonfifting of an impartial Seledtion of the belt Snort Frays, the molt czquiritc Pieces of Wit and Humour, and the Inuit dalheal Poems an Jeux d'Erprit of every kiud, which have recently appeared in the Public l apers and other Periodical Works; enriched with fcveral Original Pieces. •.• Now Editions of the four tint Volumm for t ;97,1798., 1 799 , and tBOO, may be now had, price in boards 6s. each. The Fugitive Pieces of which there Volumes arc computed, are principally front the Pens of The Duchcfs of Devonfhire Sir J. It. Burgers Hon. W. Spencer Captain Jamei Lady Louifa Manners Major 1 ophum Lord John l'uwidend Mr. Rotcoe Marquis of Welleficy Mr. Colerid g e Hannah More Mr. Southey Lord Caddie Mr. Dyer Lord Morpeth Mr. Rohinfon Governor Halting' Hon. W. Lamb General Fitzpatrick • Mr. Sheridan George Ellis Mr. Fox Mr. Fitzgerald Mr. Ricliardion Captain Morris Mr. Hare Peter Pindar Mr. Coneannon Mr. Jerningliarn Mr. Canning Mr. Jckyl Mr. Fricre Mrs. Barbauld . Mr. Godwin Dr. Lawrence Mr. Gifford Dr. Parr Caleb Whitcfoord Dr. A ikin Profeifor Porfon Dr. Harrington Lord Holland Dr. Darwin Mr. Bloomfield Dr. Curry Mr. M. P. Andrews Mr. Sotheby Mr. Mathias, Mr. Bort:wen &c. &c. Printed for J. Ridgway, Vorkftw4, 4. JaaraWvarc 1 and all akar BOviackil. IXPAUN . PrGfefEOnal Men of education and re • f'• fponfibility ; sieviatc front the general fyftwn by the fey ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fanztion of long gmtinuel luccals is the belt criterion of fuperiority. tight year.; have I dcvottd my practice to theescluilve treat. man of THREE I)iSOi DEItS, and the fuccefsful refult et my plan gives me additional ardwir to oppok as far as I ant ; able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt hnpart• ant in the catalogue ofhuman infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I. • funned a with at an early period of Practice to refcuc als lima the ignorance of uneducated Men, or t i ke equal,:y dass &ernes preCipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the eureof which I have de. voted my atterdion, comprize e'er/ fpecies o f VE:4F.REAL INFECTION, whe ther of a recent or long duratior..—ally. AU Crds of DEBILITY, whether arrfing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indalgence of mature age, and hal y that de rangement of the fyllem in WOlllOll, which is called BARREN. !VASS or STERILITY. - • Numerous Wreaks are the refult of ignorance or hafte in tke treatment eta ficuplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretiN t of ant i unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck comp:Ants are catily cured, and even where otilerz hive failed, 1 trutt that n;ay preform to offer a radlcd re-uftabligunent Fcw,hawcvcr, art the cafes of complicated darer% In the ,lifordor compared with the calamitous fituations of Mcn,whe froni indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevaler. t Cale. lc, of a taihionable Life, acquire that Rate of De :Miry which is tlie unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy furrow broads ovechis tnifcry, hut ea* furl , conceals his misfortune, it may be come c o nfolation to him to know, that althoughlt be an objedt of doubt or tracer. taint!, with otiAll• Praditioners, the removal Oftbefe Den OEN C t ES by slit gradual progrefs oißcnovatioe is the. acovirew mem of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have. :war. to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be preve,:o by an curly counteraCtion. of this languid Rat, and in cafes no great difficulties will occur. _ _ But where this Dcfickne y has for years eallied. a proper Par feverance is indifpcnlibiy r.:quifite to revive the Bumbring (parks of -Life, and to re-aria:me the Coafiltution. MARRIED WOMEN. aqui have long been difappointia In their cxpcdtation,; of a Family, rimy he allured, that in moil inßancm fuck defect; are curahlc by Medical Skill. . . _ . the SECRECY whicli is fo etfclitial to my thifiertaking, and the Qlialifications which I hare prefumed w !late, loon the of my 'r'retenlinns, and is coincidence with ill lh alb, int) ntrAion is given, ?Apo Mr B may be coatli:tedreroaill (or l'y letters inclolint a frn3ll note) at his huufe, N 0.19, 1.1-street, Strand, near Temple-liar. ' • • Than: is an additional entrance in Watu-fireet adjoiaissi and the name is on both the doors. M. B. tricwbsir ltoyal Coltag, ass:sew,