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4."°4 ‘ .4 . l klap j oi • & • 1 1 11: 0 tit 4. & ; g . • pl i rce. l , 2l 0101.-;/.1) e" , ---1" - ;'_; • •Lik k: N:t„ _ V -I .i.cel , 4:• 1 11111ER 4'252 3 SATURDAT,' 7111,r s, 1802 L • I lANOVER-SgrARE CONCERT ROOMS. 1S S LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an • ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now and will continue every aty (Sundays excepted,) Irons • in the Morning till Evening. *.' Admittance One Shilling. GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELECTION. l `dE Letter addreillA to B. firneci C ND(II.TI2, reecived, and th.• fr! n•iiy fitito, .li-ins of the V. - ri•er wiii with evtty h.: itreitc.l t r ;o...ono:di:att. the CALL/N.:NI he to, as !Laving InN circle:v.:id with tr.u.:h induitry. hut dark!y, Ctii wort of no' ivet VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION. 29th Jam, tßos. j N.:l DE RED, That a Genera' Qt2arterly Court / ha., at this Inititution on Tistirfslay, the day of One o'clock prkcifcly, when a 'fivalt,rcr will be h. Public will plcafe to notice, that the Inoculation coati mms to he pr rformed every Tuefday and Friday, at One o'clock ; for which purpofe Patients are requettcd to apply for rr tAllPllndAtions from any of the Goya nors; or to Mr. Lewis, No. t, Goiticu-fcluarc. By Order, WM. SANCHO. EVE THOUSAND FOUNDS WANTED. 'THE Truftees oldie New Crnfs Turnpike Roads 00 hereby give notice, that at a General Meeting of the laid Tralteci, to be holden on Saturday the 3tft day this init. July, 6! the Gret n Man, on Biackheath, they will be ready to borrow, att.l t.iic up at inter:: from fucii p,rfons as may be willing to rats thr fame ; any Sum of Money, not lets than Boot. or mo•t than sesol. to h: fecured by Mortgage of the Tolls arifing tit. fad Roads, on which there is at precast no Mortgage Dein —; 7 l,rther particulars may in the mean time be had or July a, 1 J 2. EVEREST and MARTYR, Clerks to the raid Truftees, Greenwich. IsikW CROSS T U—R7, :E ROADS. THE Trilllees of the Paid Roads do hereby give Notice, that from and after Twelve o'clock at Night of th. 3:R day rf ati.. initant July. the following Toils for Over we.,;ht will be :gen at the feveral Weighing Engince on the faid k.euk in Lica rt . the Tolls which arc now received at the [aid . _ Ca: - riages with Carriages wheel. net Icfs with wheels than fix inches Ids than fix broad inches broal Tnr On: Hundred Ovcewciz,ht 0 0 3 0 0 3 Two ilrndaed 0 0 6 0 0 6 V-% o i o 0 1 0 Four 11.,xdred - 0 i 6 0 1 6 Five ilt;:itir,cl Sit &Iva Hu, - .lred Vibe Hu::(1•Ld Hur lnd 020 0 2 026 030 o 3 o o 4o c 36 oso o 46 060 Tsn Hum's, d - -4:., I 6 0 7 0 Ekien I im.:ired . - C 3 9 0 9 6 Twviy; lit&n.!: - ed - - 0 7 • 0 13 0 'flint :n Hundred - . 0 8 3 0 14 6 Enure vt Hundred - - 0 9 6 017 0 Filt..,n Hundred - - 010 9 019 6 hixtr,n Hundred - - 0 13 3 1 4 6 Stsenteun Hundred - - OIT 9 1 9 6 Eighteen Hundred - - 0 18 3 1 14 6 Nine:,, n I lundred - . I 0 9 119 6 Twin) Hundred - - 1 3 3 X 4 6 And for every Hundred of over-weight above One Ton Five Shillings, for Carriw , es with Wheelz, not left than Six Inches Croad; and Ten Sainzs for Carriages with Wheels Ids than Six Inches broad. By Order of the Trurtees, EVEREST and 14,1,1RTY1L, Clerks. Greenwich, July t , 1g433. A CLERGYMAN, of exemplary eondua, libe nnl mind, of literary merit, gre:l modcity, and rigidly economic tad in December LA, to the Pe qv'. VENCE of GOD, and Or:: Voluntary Bsoevolrnzc of the Publ:c, itree Daughters and Five Sons, Inc fupport the fmalldt donations will b..: gratefully received in the Bank of MeTrs. Ranfom and Co. Pall-Mall. They have haretorere refpetSfullv icknowledged individual ads of bentvolenec to the Amount of es. 6 , 1. They now return thtir humble thanks to _ _ The Marquis of Hert- R. - - • 5 5 o ford, for s o o M.T. - o 0 de Rorcray 2 2 0 T. P. - 5 o o Mrs. Hetxrden 2 0 0 j it. - • a a o R.Burn - a o o - •i t o A.l.2wron - 2 2 0 K. p. - - 1 a o Grofvenor Chapel a 2 o B. W. - 2 0 o T. Law - t t o -IGentleanan 0 to 6 Per roft xoOK. D. - - s 0 A L 2 00 X. Y. - o to 6 A I.aly - . oto6 - to A lady - oto 6 And to P. for - z 0 0 ROMAN OERIEN"T. IiTESSRS. PA RK F.R and Co. Bankfide, South- IV A wark, manufaeture Ccm N 1 . or Moe - raft, fur Building itt Water, which :,r furpatres in utility Dutch Terra+, or any other kind of Mlrar. It gives to ail kinds of Brick, ur St.ine Work, an uncommon degple of ftrngth and cohelion. It far under water, loon becomes as hard as itone, and may be ex pired even to the ajtion of the lea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended to refit: or contain water, this Count may he uf:d with fingular advantsge or it may be lowered with lime and fand to any dchrable degree, for com mon purples. Th..y alto prepare ST vcco for eafing Buildings with, of the Lime hard and di.r..1.1e stature as the Cement. It prcferves the was from wit ani damp, and may be executed fo as cotta to refenilde Stone, at a very moderate earncc. C:TiV77, and Gutter Stones, cheap , :r than natural Stone. WARWICKSHIRE, to wit. HAVING received his Majefty's Writ, Corn mandieL me to caufe to be cledted two Knights to repro fent chi: County in tbe Parliament to be held at Wullminiter, on Tuefday, the 3tit day of Auguft next, I do appoint a Meet ing of the Gentlenien. Clergy, and Freeholders, to be had at the Cownty Ilan in N'ai wick, on Wednefday, the 7th Day of July ioltant, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, to put in No mination two proper Perfoni to reprefent this County in fueh Elrli3MCllt. HENEAGE LEGGE, Sheriff. Alton Hall, July x, A SPECIAL COUNTY COURT for the purpnfe of fuch Elcdtlon will be held in the. County Hall, at Warwick, on Monday, the lath day of July inftant, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenfton, when and where all Can didatea, Ekdors, and other Perfnns interelled therein, are to give their atteulince. HENEAGE LEGGE, Sheriff. Alton Hall, July 1, 1802. To the GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. HAVING received his Majelly's Writ for the Eledlion of two Knights of the Shire for this County, I hereby appoint a Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Free holders of this County, to he held at the 'town Hall, in Wells, on Friday, the Ninth Day of July inftant, at One o'Clnc:. in the Afternoon, for the purport of nominating proper Perkin to reprefent this County And I hereby give notice that I (hall proceed to fueh Elec tion, at the Town Hall, in Ivekhefter, on Monday, the nth Day of July intlant, E Ten o'cleck in the Forenoon. BENJAMIN GREENHIL.L, Su tam , . Stone Eaftmi, rft July, t8o:. To We WORTHY and INDLPENDENT ELECTORS of the crrY of LA:HiII:I.D. fir NTr.r.” F. N, Al)ifolution of Parliament having mice place, we beg leave again to offer our Services to teprefent your ancient and relpectable City. :31101:141 wr hz fo fu:vin.tte as to be honourcil with your Ap probation and Choitse, it than be our cunitant and ca.rnkft En deavour to Promote the Welfare of the United Kusitd4as at large, and the intereit of tilt City in Particular. 1i c hive the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your Hunibie Ti - IOS. ANSON. • Lichfield, July torkz. JOAN WROTHSEEY. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDF.NT FREEMEN ....the CITY of CANTERBURY. Gr. sir Leas CN, T HE flattering reception I have met with in my canvas demands fincare thanks; and under the Independent principles which I have avowed, and which I wili ever maintain, I Ihould be fo happy as to he renamed your Rc prefeatative in the enfuing Parliament, you may rely upon my molt sicaious exertions for the good of my country at large, and the City of Canterbury in particular. My carnet with on this oecaftem is, to pay my refpedts per funaliy to every Freeman; bnt Ihould the time between this and the day of Election, which is to take place on Monday nest, not allow me to gratify it, I trait iE will be imputed to ita real caufe— want of time.—l ant, Brother Freemen, Your devoted and obedient humble rervant.. St. Stephen's, July 1,133 x. JOHN 11.0{7R. . . To the INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUN*I of SURREY. GENTLEMEN, SHOULD eflimate but ill the raluz of your confidence and favour, if, %fter the rep: area and unequivo cal marks I have received of them, daring a molt eventful period of nearly fourteen years for which I hare had the 1.0 - uour of rcprefenting you, I were to hcfitate ont munwin in affcr.re you my Cervices, should they be thouz,ht worthy your accep tance in another Parliamer.t. Your experience of my pall conclud will dtred you what to exped from me in future, fhould you think fit again to honour me with your fuffrages. I certainly can pretend toto other merit than that my actions have never belied my profeiliems. and that I have ftridly adhered to the fame patitival fntiments and attachments on which I originally founded my el tim to your favour. AU I have to boat of is continency you have hitherto been kindly pleated to accept, in lieu of other aloft important qualifications for a Mother of Parliament ; and have fupported me, when called upon, againft the wed,tht of Minificrial power, with a tinnneis that has proved the County of Surrey to have retained untainted, and.lit the :Amon general influence of Corruption, that noble fpirit of Indt pen dence which has been in ail Onus its pre-entine.nt ehara..tcr laic. Permit me to add, that l than never think any trainee too great to evince my gratitude for the various hdi of x:iidu as I have received from you, and to fubl.;ribe myfelf, , . . Gcmlanen, Your much obliziA and dcvotcd humble fervour, Striratbas, July t. WILLIAM RUSSELL. The Sheritrhait.g fixed the Elediun for Monday the izth of July initant, at Guildford, I entreat the honour of your at on my behalf. This 4::ty was pulnilletl pric.: as. To be continued, as every other Month, No. XLIX. isf T'HE MEDICAL and CHI RURGICA L RE. V;EW, or, Compendium of Medical Literature, as well forciso 1. domsitic ; containing a copious Atalyfis of the irr row 14:Slicationt, together with a carkty of Mife: llaricous in,:orma:i.ll on Subjcets cunnect.:d with Meier' Science: vim ni:ncan*. Arnsls of Medicine, far cc's 4th oa pavers.—Practical Synoplis o: tLc Matcrii diva--Edinonftoo% Account of an Opthalmi.l.--Rowley on the kintranous Dropfy of the Brain.—Lielise. Recherches Cufer 12 Vie ct la Mort —llavy's Introductory I.ceture..—Mcyer e tiae Reproduetion of Nerft:s.-I.ibes Traits 1u Phylique. : Printed for the Editor, and fold by T. llooky, /fq. r , 01.1 Broad•ltrect ; and all other Bookfellers. NEW MUSIC This dry wcrc publithed. Ey Mipvs, and D'Atinrin Mu(ic Sella, No. 45 P Mall. and No. 76, Ft. jantes's-ltrect, THE following Songs now tinging with univer. fal applatie by Mr. Incledon, at the ptincipal town. in Pngland, in his M.,' Entertainment called Variety, price is. etch. " The Captive to his Bird;'—" The Maid with a be:Alm of Scow The Sailor's Glory;"—" liana the brave and Wura•ma the fair ;"...1" The Sea Boy's gratitude;' compared by 3. Niazzinghi. The Putt Captain ;"—)" 1 he Thorn;" compared by W. Shield. " Far, far at Sea;" eernpofed by C. H.Floria. " The bray.: M trine;" Iby Fairy roof, 0 OaletTi *— " Darlil7, Sec ;"—..." The welcome thy, t.f 1 1 4:ACI: r couiporcd by I. Davy. Tiv_ Ditty, or Sldpwreektd Sailor's Story ; "-" The frith written by T. DibJii• The Ch4rmit t Kitty;'"—" The Sailor's Time Piece Maacr Cupid combated by W.ltiscor. To the GEN FLEMFX, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. CENT LEM t N, IN confequence of a Difrolution of Parliament, I feel it my duty to ezprefs to you, in this public manner, the ftrongeit affuraoces of my gratitude for the diftinguifbed ho nour which you have rep,..arcdly conferred upon me : at the fame time, I am weil aware how much more I am indebted to your generous partiality and fteady friendfhip, thus to any ca -1 traonlinary pretenfions or fuperior merit of my own. Ay your . peculiar kindnefs, and your liberal and indulr.ent conflikra : tion of my failings, I have been placed in that eniiiient and r..:- fpediabk Situation which I havefo many years enjoyed amon,itt my Countrymen and Neighbours—a fituation fo highly flat tering and honourable, that the poffeflion of It, by your free choice, completely gratifies my utmolt ambition and the proudeft with of my heart. In the pleating hope that I may not have forfeited your good opinion and regard, I take the li berty to offer myfelf once more to your notice, and to folicit the favour of your countenance and fupport on the approach ing day of homination : and if you than think me worthy to be I employed again in your fervice, you may be allured that I will pay a Itriet attention to the butinefs of the county, and that I will not tall to difchargc the important duties of my public Ration with diligence, integrity, and independence.—l am, Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant, Gillian Park, June 3c, rsos. WILLIAM PLUMER. P. S. The High Sheriff having fixed the nomination for Wainehlay, July 7, your attendance and fuppert arc amacttly I to:meted at the "rnum of Wilford: the GENTL!..NIEII, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT. GENTLCIIMN, THE PArliament to which you did me the ho. nour of Elcding me being now diffolved, I take the liberty of again offering myfa as a Candidate to Reprefent you. Should my cot duet in Parliament have gained your good opinion, and Should I, in confequence, be again the objet of your choice, it will be the conitant ftudy of my mind to justify the confidence you repofe in me, by difcharging the public and facred trust committed b you to my etre, with fidelity, inde pendence and honour.—l o am, Gentlemen, With fincerc regard, Your faithful and obedient humble fervour, Oxen-Hoath, July t, WILLIAM GEARY. The Eledion being fixed for Tutfday the 13th inftant, my Brother Fr_cholthrs will, I am convinced, fee the imptabLity of my tnalthig any perfonal application to them. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and VALE' HOLDERS, of the County of YORK. .• GENTLT.MtV, ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind Partiality which I have fo repeatedly experienced, the gratcful knit. of which will never be ended from my mind, I once more preforme to offer tnyfeif a Candidate for the Honour repto.fenting you in Krliameitt. Sinutid I a3aio Le rated to that Ligh eminence, I Ihall endea vour to difchari,e with fideety the dulls of my important 'Croft; but my chief reliance omit continue to be placed o• that difpolition, which you have untiornliy manifefted, to conftrue with candour and kiudnefi, the etionea of your Reprefentative, add to accept favourably thofe fcrvizea which, however defec tive in Ability. have bean prompted by upright Intentions, ....id a warm and difinterelted Zeal for the Welfare of our Country. I am, with the hivhefi tepee?, Gentlemen, Your molt obliged and faitVol S:reant, London, June 29, Oka. W. WILBEItriORch. To the GENTLENPN, CLERGY, and ERFEHOEDERS ur the COUNTY of 111:DDLF.Sk..%. Clex•riAtarN, PAPRESSED with the deepell fence e gratitude for the long continuance of f. - -vour and confidence which you have munifelted to me, and from a confeioufnefs of stav ing dune my cadcavours to difelu.rge flu: various Duties in cumbent upen toe as one of your neprefentatives, I prefunic again to offer n:y fcrrices to the County, and earnedly to folicir the honour of reprckutiug you in the eitfuing Parlia ment. After a long life awned in Pubiic Ban 1., and nearly twenty ya.ti i:.:Yoted to your f.o - vlee in Pail! .men:, I truft I need not Date to you my general conduct; it !us been open to your aremtion, I h:itte ever wifhed it ihould be Cu, rod that you ihould b tt. , : judges of it : pssmit me, however, to fay, that during the who:e time I have been honoured with a feat in Parliannut ItS your Reprekutative, 1 have conftantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever adtcd ac cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Prollicrity and Happinofs of the I:i..;;<?„mat forst, and the particular natl.& of the County of NlialJer... I have the Honcut to be, with flame regard. GYNTLEMPX, Hanover-fluor; Yuur faithful and molt obedient Servant, June SO, 1802. W. MAIN WAR 1 NG. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of CORN WA1.1,. ADISSOLUTION (SPittlianictit having taken place, I embrace the earlieft moment to offer myfelf to your favour, in the hope of being again p!Aced in the fame honourable fituation which, through your kindnefs, I have filled fo many years. Should I have again the Honour of heing chofen ore if your Reprefentatives,l truß I (hall difch:zge my Duty with Fidelity and Independence, and I fhould be ;mere: tui in.l;ed, if I did not make the Interefts of the County Qi Cori wall tl:e peculiar objcdt of my CAM and att,nti.m. I have the Honour to be, wish the greateß refpedt, Your mint obliged and obedient Servant, Carelevr, June 29. I:302. W. LEMON. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of CORNW.II.L. T TAKE the earliell opportunity after the Dail -a- lotion of Parliament, to caprefs how much my wifheti Will be gratified if I &mild lx again riffiniolted to reptclent you in Parliament. • Should I ultimately be the objet of your choice at the en ruing Elec.%lon, I can give you the affurance that no endeavour of mine (hall be wanting to promote the bite:vital of the County of Cornwall; and that I will, on all 0:,-anons, pi.rform my public Duty with that Independence of Condudt wIllch• you have a right to cap, :a from your Reprcfentativet. • 1 have the Honour to be, mutt r: f,: Your obliged and obedknt Servant, Trewarthernick, June 29, am F. GRF.OOR. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCP.. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, are refpealuify informed, 3. sugc,ESs and Sou's GL•NUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCI{O• VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal approktion for many years part. The long pally acquired Icperiority of that Artick is fully confirmed in the opinion of the CouLtry at large, and of Perron* resident in al t.rts of the World, and having Rood the WI of trial, rank% It in the fituation it now maintains. The .;tneral utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and ether RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c, induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milks, &c. in purchafing the fame, m none is to be bad of THI:IR ceNutne, hut at their Warehottfe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ore, or the heft quality. WES F-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, rupplied upon the tborteft notice for the Eaft and Weil Indies, &c. Warehoure, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. • For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap pointed Mars. R. johofton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie Azents for Fifh Sauces. FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for 1782. Begins Drawing the ad of Anvil. THE Tickets are divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, an Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE., and Co. Stoei-Brokers, at thcix State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exzhange, London, and no where elfe on their au- count. No. of Prizes. . a s StHETIE. Value of caeb. ao,no 10.0c0 5, 0 : 0 24100 1,004 • 500 100 50 19 Total Value. 4 0,000 20,000 IC,CCO 4)C 00 4Pco 4,000 2,000 2,050 133,950 lo 41 1,050 £ 2 ao,oco 7,131 Prizes 16,869 Blanks CAPITALS IitTaRMINAILT 24,000 Fart-drawn Ticket, spoo Firft-drawn, pis Day, 5,000 Ditto, ad Day a,OOO Ditto, 6th Day, 2,000 Ditto, 3d Day Z 0,003 Ditto, 7th Day, 10,000 Ditto, 4th Day, ao,eoo Ditto, Bth Day, lopoo The drawing, which will be tonc!odcd in eight days, will be conaludted on the following Plan : To commence on Mon day the ad of Augolt ; fecond day, l'hurfday the sth a Auguft ; mid every &acceding Monday and Thurfday till theba6tls.-.. The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and Sale of undrawn Tickets and Shams. AU - Sham foldat th a Mice ',Vibe Ramped agreeable to Ad of Parliament. and alfo wit► the Crown. and round it N HAZARD & Cu'. 1.01 T t IT OFFICE." ARMY. A N EN: 7 :IGNCY :in n!(1 Regiment, nnw on it, p.iff hem:. to be difrofed of, inwhich tit , fr:2 is :In immediat, or oortuoity to porrh?f , a Li•oitmancy. Addr..f. to Nn. 15, Warwick-fir. To THE CLERGY. - ---•— \W ANTED, by a Gentleman of I:rtrnintt and intelle& of middle age, and of Cie T:tivcray of Canifirldv, a CTIR.ICY. Addrefs, pr. foil particulars, to Mr. Newling, Grocer, Bridge-fire.er, Cr.niliridge, will be zttauird to. BOLT IN TUN, FLEET-STREET. TO READING. ,441\ NEW POST COACH, to carry four ;aide, fees out from the above Inn every Morning at liaff Seven o'Claek, to the Upper Ship and Angel Inns, at P.-ading and returns from thence at Two o'Clock the fame Afternoon. Fares: Infide, Its. Outfide, 6s. . _ A Coach. to carry fix infide, at 91. each, leaves Rr_ ling every Morninr, at Half paft Six, and returns from the Bolt in Tun Inn, at Half palt Twelve. Performed by CARTER, EDWARDS. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T, Eithcr together or in Parcels, THREE ESTATES in the Neighbourhood of C'hriftchurch, Hants, coedit's , together of about 340 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paton:, end Coppice Land. Particulars may he had of Mellrs. Blake, Coi-iles-i:nttrt, Carey-Rreet, Loudon ; or of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitnr, Ring wood, Hants. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, T HE Next Prefentation to a Rthory in tie County of Dorfet, of the annual value of about Two Hundr:d and Forty Pounds. N. P. The pr dent Incumbent is in an extreme ill Rate of l'arikulars may be known on arplication to MetllN Wake. Coo!:. -court, CarcyAreit, London; or to Mr. Baldwin, Soli (icor, Ringwood, YO BE SOLD BY ACC FION-By Mr. CHRISTIE, By Order of the Admi.lntrator, on the Prentifes, at Potter's. B.tr. Fifteen Miles from London, on the Road to Hatfield, cm Monday, July 5, at Twelve o'Clock, ABOUT ONE lIUNDRED DOZEN OF CI OICE MADEIRA, of a very fuperiar (tuaiitv, im ported by the late Rost.. BECK Efq. Jeccafed , and 'fent to his Plantation in tilt! Weft Indies, from whence, after remain in; a proper time, it was tranfmittcd to :he place of Sale, and has been there in bottles eight years, under the immediate cans of the late owner. To be tailed the morning of Sale. Catatonics may be had as above; at the Bull, St. Anna's ; Green Man, Barnet ; Sallf bitry Arms, Ilitiield; at the Rainbow Coffez-iiimfe; and in GOSPORT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday July c, ; oz, and the following Days, ALL the valuable STOCK in TRAD E with the HOUSEI101.1) GOODS and FURNITURE of Mr. Jamr.3 GOIDON Bonkfellcr and Stationer; confuting of feveral thoufand Volumes of Books, many of them fcarce and very valuable; Gentlemen's Magazines tome thoufand Numbers, and C.veral Volumes hound and unbound; a great Variety of Statint,.,ry ; a choice Collection of Oil Paintings and Prints framed and glazed ; an Eledtrifying Machine, and a large Ar- Cr-anent of Tunbridge Ware and Cutlery. N. B. Printed Catalogues will be delivered at Mr. Murcott's, Warwick -court, Warwick-lane, London • at the principal Inns in Portfmouth, l'ortfca , Fareham, Titcield, and of It Bur. nett, Broker, North-ftreet, Gofport, at as. to be dedudted from the I'urchafer or Purthafers who may purchafc at the Sale to the amount of zos. or upwards. PENIDROKESHIRE. TO 1W SOLD BY AUC MON, On Wednefday thc agth Day of July, itioz, at the Mariners' Inn, Fliveribrdiveit, fubJed to loch Condition, as fhall be , -- then produced, or in the mean time by private Contradt, Lot i.'I I HE capital MeiTuage, Tenement, and -J l . Lands, called RIPPEaSTON, Atuate in the Parini cf Saint Bride's, in the County of Pembroke, now let for a Term, which will expire at Michaelmas next, to fundry Tenants, at Rents amounting to 3171. per Annum. The Premifes are fituate on the Sea Coaß called Brides-Bay, which abounds with Fith, with an Harbour contiguous, where Lime and Coal arc procured; are dißant from Milford-Haven 5 Miles, and from Haverfordweft to; and confift of a good Mancini, -Hottfe and Outhouka, fituate in the Centre of 33; Acres of prime Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land, well watered and fenced, and are worth the Attention of any Gen. tient= inclined to Agricultural Purfnits. Lot z. Three Mdfuages, Tenements, and Lands, called MONK'S-HILL, fituate in the Parifh of Saint Ithmaers, in the faid County, in the Tenure of Jcha Priekctt, and Rees Thomas, at Will, and of John Morgans, under Lcafe fer one Life, at Rents amounting to 571. per Annum. The Premifes conlilt of 66 Acres of good Land upon and adjacent to Milford- Haven. Tbc Land-Tax of both Lots has been Redeemed: and for the accommodation of a Purchafcr, a Portion of the Purchafe Monies may be continued ou the Prentif,:s at a rate of Irt -rat to be agreed upon. For further Particulars enquire, by Letters poll-paid, to Mr. Stoics, Attorney, flaverfordweiL—v-th June tfloz. BY THE KING'S PATENT, GRANTED TO J. BARTON, M. D. VITAL WI NE recommended for the prevention and cure of The MOST ALARMING Di SEASCS, ViZ. Gout, in every form ; Rheumatifm, Fcvers, particularly of the Putrid Kind; Scrophula, Confumptions. various N.:rvous Affe.etion,, &c.—Alfa for Tut DISEASES or HOl Ctsatarr s, as Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholera Morbus, Lock Jaw, Cuta neousAffedious, The leading features of Vital Wine are-7Zr prentrisa 1`.41 tendency to Plan:l;mq in tbe Habit; removing 01:fir:aims an ill: a'andotar and Nervous S vfi emr ; and brinoing in; 71:Gle I'mill/rail -1 to it: proper *s.niturn and Regularity. —Hence the fuperior ad. vintage attending its ufe is evident; and the Proprietors have received the molt ample and honourable teffitnonics of its vir tue from Perfonages of the 6rlt rank and refp.:dtability, Pamphlets of its admirable Qualities, with full direetions for its ufe, may be had at the Laboratory and Vaults, where it is prepared, No. 7. Berner's.ltreet, Oxford-Rreet ; and the Proprietors, Wholefale Ager.ts for the (applying Country Von. den, Meffrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Chsaptide, where the Vital Wine is fold at Gs. Bd. per Bout:, or hos. p-r Dozen— Bottles and Stamps included. Soil alio by Appointment at Mr. Barlow's, No. 39 . , Cockfpur.ilreet, Charing.crofs ; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; Mr. Shaw, No. 74. St. Margaret's. hill, Borough ; Mr. Vade, No. 46, CorahiU; and Merril. Jeboult and Co. No. rso, Oxford.ltreet • and one refpedtabkHonfe itr ..10,14,11 'Ens's& in the TTnett