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Mil IA 441 NI•MPFR -12631 GENERAL ELECTION. CAR NIARTHLN.;I !IRE ELECTION. THE Friends of WILLIAM PAXI'ON, Efq. who may be in I.niodnn or in the neighbourhood of it, and are dt tirbus to' their. fupporr MI this occaiior. arc refeicel lui4 ildurnictl ILI, by Application at the Bar of t :t.orjet Cue.CC 6ouk. atneq,cluctlts Wil: be ma& tor brit,ging tht :n to 1.1.uw lit re the 1 kdino k to he bad on frisLay the t6th iuttant. Carmatlaeu. July 14, 1802. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS .t the COUNTY of YORK. ACC is 1 ' my fincere Thanks for the high 11. hour you have this tlay conferred on me, 'ay elaliqg ate, CA. the tourth Time, tete of your gepracutativei in Pia kinwnt. Ito I thc value of the Trull you have repttfetl in me, awl will ctec.oitur to inkixtiv its hi portant fun:tiousw ith that ludeprod.tier and faitioui afrktuity which Duty and Gra dunk alike ant. Geotlernen. Your obligc4 auki faithful :t.rvant, Tortjullr 12, tBoz. It ' ILCi.[ti•ORCE. To the GEM CLEKGY, attd 14tEkHOL1ICAS 4.1 the COUNTY of NOTTINGIiANL c." , •1 IRETU RN you my it.ic , :re thanks for the bo a tow • you have thin day cunt', rrcd ore me in kletaini ate ai.in °cc of your Repn.l,u;ativea, and I wAI eudGursur by a atmflant attenti.ta to my duty iu Paii.untut, tu melt the ceuzikucc you have been pleated to place in me. I have the honour to be, Gcntlanes. Your ot)hged anti obedient Servant, Votdasisam, July tz, 13:4. IiLNTINCK. To the GENT) .F MEN. CI. EAGY, and FREEHOLDERS. of the CUUN Yof IVARWICK. OENTLIIMM, ALLOW me to afrure yOu of the high fink of gratitude which I MO ftir the Lomax you have eutirrrred upon me. b. the Elcction ui me 34 Om of your Ri.prcktitatives in Parliament fur this opulent and commercial County. Nothing can be more fink:ring to Inc, t hail the vi.ry gtmeral want, !lance and fupport I have rcecivcd upon the pre...in oceafion, I null always make every exertion in my pews r to d.fvuUrge the very Important trult you have repofed iu me with tole.ity, to pref.. rve the costal tilt ffings of our glorious Conitnut.on. and top:volute tic Werra, welfare, and profprvity of the County of Wanirick. I rrmain, Gertleun a, With the greatet re/pet% Your d. '•Hid and humble Servant, DUG ).% I.E a litSITORD DULA/ALL Marvale, July 14, Lit. Tote GENTLEMEN. CI.FKGY, and rRF.EHOLDEAS of the COUNTY of U'Ait.WICK. GINTLEMEN, IRETURN you my moil fincere thank, for the ilillinguilhed honour you lour this day eovt,rtal upon rain me a Fla time pair Rti , rrfentatitk Each a long (cries of favour &ring tin; grcatcr part of my hfe, would awaken fenfationv of grati:ude in the molt mgrateful, but in MI in produces :cal if puffible, of a higher nature. I feel convinced, without arroganee, that y.. 0 at [wished I dirk s 6 rte. us- Ady. I have Made G 3 many prnmifes to yon bertvfver, that I have CITY nom. hit to make, but wh it is - ortter, I have Apt them all, and you have nothing to Uzi. With this mutual eveliang• of confidalce. I Drill recommence my cairs, cod have the rt , 0.,0w to he, with the ileepeit leak of gratitude and attach:urn.. :en• YOU? grretly And faitl, Vin : &noble Servant, C. ! , isUCKBURGH EVELYN. Eitucklargh, July 12, !.)2. DURIJAM COUN r ELECTION. AT a numerous Meeting of th e F ree h o ld ers of the County e: Durham nildent in and near Londno, held this 13th day of Juny twos, in purfuanee of public Advertift mutt, to take into confukratiun the molt effedual means of feenrini: the N atiou and Elediun if ROWLAND BUR DON, - rfq. to r pdatt, for the third time, the County of Durham in Prii.inumt ; GEUR GE HAWKS, Efi.ln the Chair; Ref°Ned, 11... t an open Commitiee be appointed, for the pur pole of promoting Mr. Bunion's Elettion for the Cou.ity of Durham ; and mat the Committee do meet daily, at the Gray's- Inn Coife4.-hottfe, Holborn, at three o'clock, until the Eledtion ke cloft.d. . _ Retolved, That the Committee be inftrufted to procure tome Proper pedal or pertain to attend a: the Median on Tnefclay next, for the purport oleo-iterating in the Notnination of Mr. Bunion to r‘prtferit the Comity In the coining Parliament. Refolved, That in the prefent eircumftances it is hirhly ea pdicnt for th.: Freeholders of the County of Duth...m. refident it London, to exert their utmolt endeavours to procure a mt. to.rous attendance of the Freeholders at the El..ftion ; and for Cat kurpotc that thty do write to 411 their conneetions in the County by this day's and Friday's Poft ; and that all the Free holders refident in London be requefted to hold themfelves in ecadincfs to attend the Ekdion when called upon. Retched, That a Copy of theft Refolutions, fined by the Chairman, be fent to Rowland Bunion, Ely. and that he be re ssefted to be preen at the Eledion op Twlday neat. ItLfolved, That thcfe Refolutions, Sped by the Chairman, be inftned in the London Ncwfpapers, anti primed and eirtu- Ltca in the County of Durham. GEO. HAWKS. R‘folved, t h at t h e Th anks o r this Meeting be given to the nun. P. S. It is that all communications from the Conn' In be adds.effod to the Chairman of the Durham County Elm thou at the Gray's.lon Coffee-houfe, Holborn. DISTEMPER IN DOGS. AriP' BLAINE, ProfetTng in Animal Medicine, ht-zs to call the puhlic attention to his celebrated ME- L , C!N.IL POWDER for the DISTEMPER, which has proved itfelf fa efficacious In all Rages of that Complaint.— Thr.i Medicine. rigged by the Proprietor. is fold as inn!cr, with eireetions, at is. 6d. per dole, being ufually fufficient for the sap-, It Ha Dupes for 85...-MANGE in DOGS: Mr. B. has ai induced likewife to vend publicly a mild but el:Bradt us ciativoStion fur this complahit, he has tome years fuccefsfully slid is his private pradicc, which will cure the worn cafe at or:. doffing. This Ointmert, trice as. a Box, fined by the Pr • e iwtor, is fold Whelcfa:e and Retail by T. Boufey, Broad. riA. t• Barclay and Son, Elect-market, London; and retail by Yen rs of Genuine Medicines. INFIRMARY FOR IX/OS.—Mr. Blaine, No. r9,ooldest it....re,Piceadilly, has opened a commodious let of Apartments fe . r the receptho of sick Do gs o f a ll dekriptioni. He likewiCe give. his advice on their complaints at home, abroad, or by liter, on moderate terms. ANATOMY OF TFIF. NORSE....-In /798 was publilhed, by •f. ge,,ky dedicated, by permiffion, to his Majelty. (of ft./ Copies only remain) Mr. Illaittes Folio byilem of AN A roaiy the Hoes', with elegantly engraved and co. Plats. price alas. or plain rl. rs. Of whom m ay iikevtik be bad,by t he f a me Author, prie: 14. 'he Sccear: UAW's of cis Tlyithe las de Dwrsairmi is boas. •!.1. 4 ~.' • - .. . • _. • v.-. '-.. P 4.,, '.4K-... ',, . -( k ' • . Wi1k . ....'_1 v.„-. , ), , ) - V G t - s . I "C 1 1 .; ; 1114„ ,,,.„. ; am' . 1 1 : l e rt . T . • "...") ~.. ~ • •.' • . IC. HANTS EXPERIMENTAL FARMING ASSOCIATION. lAtrociation bring hith e rto li m i te d to a .1. certain number, hut many Gentlemen having lately ex - preffod a with to become Members, tLe Society, utnioui to ex tend the btncflt of itv Inititudon much as leillibic, did, at their late General Meeting, unanimnuily rcfnlee to incrcafe their number.-.-hueb Gentlemen, therefore, as &fire to become Members are refloated to intimate their ititcattion to the Se cretary. Mr. bruschin, of Galant Glfport. ry Order of the General Meeting, July st, Alex. THOS. ANDS. !O'Neill:4, sere.tary. .LEIGH, JULY t 2, ROYAL LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEF.iti. NOTICE is hereby given, That a General Al:mbly of the Committee appointed to nrinme the Affairs of the Suliferibers to the Regiment of Lanealbire Fey. ed.!• s, late commanded by the Earl of NV' t.sto n, is to be held at the £agk mil Child, in Wigan, on NVednefday the ath day of .tugult next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in order to confider of the molt fit and proosr 41.4*pc.fido:. of the furii!ins arifing from the ful,feription fur:oiling the fail Reg:ment. All sl.bfcritters of soL and upwards arc of the Committee. L. and J. COAST. •- - This dery was puldithed, wise 7s. in boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of •h• CHthlt 'TRY, explaining its Pe:mph:l,4ml their Ap plication to Art:, ItlanufaJu.es, &c. Ste. in a :tear and familiar Manner, with at, .ippvntllx containing the Modern Theory. 1:.; RICHARD STACK D. D. Late Ferow of Trinity-Coll. gr., Dublin. Printed for T. Cadeli, jun. and W.Davies, Strand. VETERINARY COI TEC& Thi, day was published. Vol. R. with coloured Kates. Price 31. 13s. &L OESE. R VAT lONS on the Strueture,acnnomy, and fifeafes of the Foot of the Horfe, anti on the Prind. pits and Pradlee of Shoring. By EDWARD COLEMAN, Profcro• of the Vettrinary College, Veterinary Sergeon Gene• ral to his Majt.ft f's Cavalry. and moR Honourable Board of Onloacce, and Honorary Masher of rite Board of Agri culture. Printed for the Author, and Sold at Egerton's, Charing-erofs; Deilifetell. Piccadilly t and Johnfon's, St. Paul's Church-yard. • • The Subkribers n. this Work are respelled to apply for leir Volume at the Veterinary Co/lege. Lately publillied by the farne Author. A Differr.ation on Natural and fulpentlad Refpiration. FOR I'HE USE OF SCHOOLS. This di) , was publifhAl. price fa. bround, IORATIQUE de 1'0,4 ATEUR FRANCOIS, ou CHOIX tic PIECES d'ELOWENCE tides des MEILLLURS POEMS et PROSATMAS, Ate. Par M. LE NOlit. London : Printed for T. Berney, Broad-ftrect, Royal Es clunge.—Where ay be had, by the fame Author, Logographic Rialstematlcal Erglifh Spelling Book, price Ss. 64 or with Counters, /L 5/. S.wise in French, m.ne with Cnuntrrs tl. is. Al& by .:1411: LE NOIR, Inftitutriee at fon Ekve, 2 vc:i. 7b. Campagne de la Jcuneffe, 7s. Morale de l'Enfauce, 3.8. 6d. Same in Fuelfh, 36.6 d. A Paw COMPLETE AND PERFECT SF.'I'S OF THE LONDON MEDICAL. REVIEW . I ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. having lately parchafed fome uncut fats of that efteented Work the LONDON MED/CA L REVIEW, are enabled, fur a few weeks, to offer them, complete, at ts. 31. per Number, or the 41 NUM hers, confuting of eight Volumes, at Two Guineas and a Half in boards, the fame as are fold by the Proprietors at Four Gui neas in boards. Medical Gentlemen, who refide in the errintry, may have puled fats fent them by the coach or waggon, on directing pay ment in I.mndon. Temple of the Muter, rinfbury-tquare, June 28. FRII:A.C, yuLr 16, 1%,0e WIL BURY HOUSE, WEI .TS. • THE Public are hereby info r m e d t h a t th e a b ove . 1 " mentioned Manfton Houfe, with the Denterne, Lands, and Appurtenances thereto belonxing, conf (ling of upwards of One Thoufand Six Hundred Aer,a of Land. will be brought to Sale by Public AuCtion in the e..urfe of the crifuing Month, of which further Notice will he given. DURHAM. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, T HE Manor, or repined Manor of Harwell, with its Rights, Members, and Apriarteniumes; and 97 0 Acres or thereabout. of Freehold Land. fituatc in the Parith of Ealington and County of Durham, divided into Farms, and let to refpeetab!e Tenants. The Pilate is very improvable.—For further ptrttcuhrs apply to Meflis. Lamy, Steadman. and Wail, Solicitors, Bread-Breit Hill, London. GLEBE LAND Trnns, and valuable Rights of Coininon, to Dorfetthire, intended to have been Let in April LIR, but unavoidably poltponed. TO BE LET to the belt Birlficr, on the ;ti July initant, at Twelve o'Clock, at th e Grey h ound ins, in Blindford, fur a Term of Twenty-one Year+, to commence from Michael mas next, if the preknt lucumbent than fo loos continue Reaor, - I'HE Great and Small Tythes of Gunge St. Nlicktael, Dorfetthire, and about Twenty-feven Acres of Glebe land, with Byrn, Stable, Outbuildings, Farm-yard, and very extenfive and matt valuable Rights of Common, and other Privileges —Outrage lies about Fifteen Miles front Sal:f iny, and about Seven from Blandford, on the Great Welter's Road.—Particulars may be had at the Mee of Wirt. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, In the Temple, London ; at the Parfonage Houk, at Guff - age; at the White llart Inn, Salitbury; and at the Greyhound Inn, Blandford. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the City of London Ina, Dover, on Monday, the nth of July, iSol, at Eleven &Clock, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, I- being part of the Cargo of the Hoy Juffrow Maria Schroeder, E. W. Groenwold mailer, from Rouen, condemned as prize to his hlajelly's hired armed cutter Campardown, Hairy Wildey, Efq. Commander.—About • 16700 Bottles Champaign Wine 5 Hoe:wads PI-ench Red Wine 4 Ditto, ditto White ditto • Cafk Olive Oil I Jar and 6 Bottles Oil of Eztvender ✓ Ditto, Orange Flower Water 56 Gallons Lavender, Jeffamine, and lather fceattd Waters, in Bottles 193 Boxes preferved Fruit at Boxes Artlficill Flowers t Ornamented French Table Clocks 368 Pounds Pomattrm in Pots, lac. 936 Pounds Hair Powder • 214 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms 1 54 Boxes Rouge and Fact Paint • 2545 Pieces Paper Hangings 1240 Iron Pots 3z Dozen Fans—.6o Ells Black Lase 73 Pieces French Sheeting • 23 Napkins and one Table Cloth 3 Piccea Cotton Swandown lo Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Articles of Turnery, Perfumery, &c. And Immediately afterwards the fullowine Goods, Part of the Cargo of the Hcnrktta Loulfa, condemned to the above Cutter:- 206 Dozen Watch Glares • 7 Gallons Scented Water 21 Pounds Wails Balls Pounds Nlarelhall Powder,and other final Articles. Alfo, 584 Pounds Sago ro Pounds Mercurius Dulcis 3 Pounds Oil of Lavender Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Schwerin. The whole may be Three Days previous to the Sale. by applying to MelTrs. Fedor and Mintt, Dover, of whom Catalogues may be then had; alfo of Thomas Maude, hfq. Downing-ftrtet, Weltminfter. TO THE BOOKSELLERS. 10 induce the Bookienets at all times to keep the undermentioned STANDARD WORKS upon fate is their Shops, for the infpedien, and immediate accommo dation of their Cußomers, Mr. PHILLIPS hereby engages, at any time, to exchange new and perfedt Copies, which re- MAU unfold, for any other of there Books. It adopts this ar rangement, in the fell confldenet that all BoohreMrs will, in due time, experience their cor.ftant and Ready file, and that thus guaranteed from rift and lots, they will always be eon tittered as a profitable and neceliary part of Rack. The New Publications relative to which Mr. Put t. 22 rs en ters into this engagement, are, 1. Dr. Twist son's Family Phylician. 2. Dr. WATKINS'S Biographical Dritionary. 3. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA of Wir. 4. Dr. MAvoe. Britifh Nepos. t. Ditto's Natural Hilton. 6. Ditto's Plutarch. 7. Ditto's Sptlting-book. Ditto's Short hand. 9. Dr. Gatooar's Polite Education. to. Mr. lavise's Elements of Englith Compofition. !1. Mr. Pr AT r's ClafEcal Englith Poetry. la. Dr. %V.yriclus's Scripture Biography. 13. Dr. Bosay's Mufical Didionary. 14. Dr. RENDIteII Sorrows of Wetter. is. The Volumes of Dr. MA volt's Univerfal Hiftory. 16. Mils Ants WS Poetry for Children. 17. The Juvatil.: Plutarch. 18. Villts to the Menagerie, and Botanical Garden. 29. The Little Hermitage and other Tales. 20. Numbers afTNa MONT /I LT MA OA SIN e. train and after the prefect date. it. Dr. illavox's Grecian liiftory, a vols. 22. Ditto's Roman Hiltory, 3 vols. 23. SCliall lUD'S Scripture Scarlet. 24. Dr. NtSIIIT an Met. The Bookfillers may addrefs their Orders for the& Books in tl:e ufual way, to their regular Cerrtfpoudents, but future Ex changes will be raore conveniently made, by tranfmittiug the Books which are to be exchanged (free of Carriage) diredlcd to Mr. Put Lct 1.11..N0. 7 t, St. Paul's Church-rind, Juno, 1802. TOME LADIES-THE BALM OF MECCA. T _ HIS delicate as well as fragrant Compaition has been long celebrated as the funntlit of Colmeries by all tie Cireailian and Georgian Wninen in the Serugho of the Grand Sultan. I.ady Mary Wortley Montague, in her lat..nr, fpeaking of the lovely Fatima, adds, " that her kin was foper lathely white, loft, and delicate, the enchanting favourite at luring her, from this Cofmetic alone were all thofe attributes dtrl ted;" but no importunity, though admitted to her foelety and confidence, could pails her Ladylhip with the receipt for preparation, however the better (tars of the Compteffe De —, ii her tour with her Lord,in 1787, tithing the Porte in a more favoured moment, procured from the reigning Sultana herfilf, the genuine recipe for this adtnirible compound, the which, however Madam, the i now compelled to adopt the Sale of, as a fupport for her tallest family.-I'he Lnglilh Ladies may ref implicitly on her honour, it contains no one particle hut what is baifamic and foftening, pre-eminently removing thofe febacrous imlurities fo noxious to the Beauty of the Counte nance, as well as baneful to the health, fubflatuting the eleareft, moft healthful, white, and reface hue to the face, arms, and Deck that lovolinefs can poll'efs. Sold by order of the ComptelTe De L. at Mr. Golding's, Per fumer to her Majefty, Cacuhill ; Mr. Overton No. 47, New Bowl-greet ; slid Mr. Wright, Wade'. Parise, Seal, in bottles FIRI:T ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for acts, Drawing the ad of Augult. TH E Tickets are divided into H a lv e s, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BllgislE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. n3,under the Rovil Exchange, London, and no where ie un their ac count. The drawing, which will be enneuded in eight days, will Le cooduißed on the following Man : To commence on Mon day the ad of Atr b ulft ; fecon.l day, Thurfday the sth Auguß ; and every fucceeding Monday and Thurfday till the 16th.— Ise intermediate days will he appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and Sale of undrawn Tickets and Sharo. All Shares fold at. this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Au! of Parliament, and alfo with the Crown, and ropnd it " asza ID & CO . 9 LOTTeIIY Orrice' Letters, poll paid, duly attended to, and Scheme* gratis. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several An nuities, India Bonds, Eachequer Bills, and all kinds of Go vernment Securities bought and fold by Commillion. Country Orders, accompanied with Mort dated rills on London, Pull Office Orders, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach or -Car:ier, piinctually attended to. INDIGESTION, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDERS OBSTRUCTIONS, ace. ate. _ 1%,/fR. 1)1X0r, begs leave to remind the Publie -a. of the uncommon efficacy of the Anti-Bilious Pills, of which he is the Proprietor. Iley are the belt remedy for all cafes of indigeflion, which artful from an irregular ftcretion of Me, and are mere falutary and %ireful than any other Medi cine in preventing the coltivenefs of habit, bcknefs of the Be rnath, generally attending a (tate of pregnancy. The great de mand for them for exportation to hotter climates, where Ei. lioui Difurders almond, and where the Yellow Fever has fo long prevailed, is the belt encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had recoorfe to in time, prevent the Jaun dice, the (urination of Gall Stones, abd Inlianunatien of the Bowels. Sold whniefale and retail, at Ching and B u tler's, Cheap Ode; and retail by ridding, 76, oppolhe the Pantheon, Oxford itreot ; J. Van Bergen, Elfinorc ; Swincy, Pall-mall ; Call wall, Bull, a .1 Duzdale, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott and Smith, Eilinbucgh; Stains, Owen. and Breary, Manchetter ; Bowman and C;regtiis, Liverpool; Pane and Richards, Ply mouth; belam and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Mules, Dover; Randcli, Southampton; Danfey, Dock; Hazard and Smith, Bath ; Woohner and Treivraan, Exeter; and by one or morn relikaasble Medicine Vender in every Tows in the Unite* Itiogdout, is bursa at One Guinea es. ea seeri ...► SUMMER STATE LOTTERY. Only 24,00 c 'tickets; begins Drawing the 2d of next Month. HODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, molt re fpeetfully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the Tickets and Shares are on Ede iu great varkty, and on the molt reafonable terns, at their Licenfed Offices. No. 149, Oxford-ftreet, oppofite Bond-ltreet, No. 44, St. James's- Itrect, and in molt of the principal towns. During a period of thirty years, Hodges and Co. have been remarkably fortunate in the Pale of Crpit.l Prizes, and left year they were pre-eminent, as will be teen by the following 'tate • ment and Shared by Hodges and Co. x t : No. 29,467 a Prize of L. 20,000 I No. x Bp6o a Price of £.3,003 15.705 - 20,000 30,332 - 5,000 24,7d7 0,002 28,898 P - 5 .' Prizes to any amount paid on demand. - 1 fir • v••• .11 T. [PRI CZ MX-PENCE. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South wark. manufacture: CLIIIIINTOr M , for Building in Water, svltich far furpalfes in utility Dutch 'Feta*, or any other kind of M•vtar. It gives to all hints of Brick, or Stens Work, an uncommon degree of itraigth and cobeGon. It eta under water, loon becomes as hard as stone, and may be ex poled even to the at ion of the fen without % ry. In an Buildings, therefore, Intended to refit or contain water, thi Cement may bc ufcd with angular advantage: or it may be lowered with lime and find to any del,rable degree, for com mon purpofes. 'Cory alto prepare STUCCO for =Ong Buildings with, of the fame hard and durable nature u the Ccment. It prefcrvelosho wAs "In wet and damp, and may be execut:d fo as Cons eddy to resemble Stone, at a very mode ra te mtpencc. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone. TO GENTLEMEN, 81. e. WANTS a Situation as Bailiff, a middle aged . Man, who has been chiefly employed for Twenty Yearsin the vanous Branches of Agriculture. Breed of Cattle, Grazing, &c.( and his Wife had the management of a Dairy front Thirty to Forty Cows, where bothdlutur and Cheefe were I made, after the Plan of the Briftot and Bath Markets,) has Nam much experienced In Draining Wet and Boggv Lands, MR laying out Water Meadows; alfo in Land and Timber Surveying, &c. Has no objeCtion to go to any part of Wales, Ireland, or America, &c. His Character will bear the ftridelb . enquiry, and any Security will be given (if required) agreeable to the fituation of dr: Place. Letters (poft paid) addreffed to Meals. Hanish and Co. No. 30, Barbican, London, will be punctually attended to, and every t.cceliary Reference given. •.• This will be advertifed no more. PATENT UNION REGISTER and other STOVES. RRYOUNG moil refpeEtfully recommends to . the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united (with the great& fimplicity of condrudion) the deferable qua lities of (Economy, Security, and Elegance. A comparatively (mall quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may be extinguifhcd at night by a fimple yet effedive nuthod,.and the Allies underneath are excluded from the fight by an Ortiz. mental Steel Plate. Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. x 3, Borough Walls, Bath ; and in London by Milt and boat, No. 116, Long Acre; Lankier, No. 54, Oxford-ftreet ; Jones, No. Iqt , Bond ftreet ; Bent and Sons, No. tos, St. Martin's-lane ; Palmer, No.- 1 41, Cornhill ; and Downer and Sanders, No. x 53, Flect•ftreet. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SATiCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, are refpedfully informed, J. BURGESS anti • Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal apprubrion fur many years pail. The long juftiy acquired fuperiurity of tfiat Article it fully confirmed in the opinion of the Coutitrrat large, and of Petrone refiticut in all parts of the World, and having flood the mit of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Ste. Induces cheat, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, Ike. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR GIN VINE, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family sfe, of the bcft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Sec. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the Mond% notice tor the Eaft and Weft Indies, Ste. Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap• pointed Melfrs. R. Johniton and Co. Edinburgh, their folo Agents for Fills Sauces. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM; THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to fay, that " the Gout was the Otprobritins Mediterages,"..a that is, its plain Englifh—u the Difgrace of the Faculty ;" ant Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Rtlid bring obtain. able in a confirmed Rhiumatifm ; yet, could thof. bright miaaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Hamm* is perfuaded, from never failing Experience, the their altoniffi. mew at their Refurredion, would be nothing to their admire. tion at the miraculous Meets which have arifen from a few Dofes of his NERVOUS CORDIAL ; which, in the molt ob. ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuch wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have caufe to blebhim and pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrauce of Health and Eafe reftured can polllbly be tenable on this fide the grave. Lieut. W. P.A RDOE, of his Majelty's Gun-Veffel FLA Less. Sir—lt Is with infinite fatisfaction I acknowledge the excel. knee of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and mitt - adios of the Joints, which I have been afflicted with upwards of tee months. Be allured I (hall recommend your valuable Medi. eines to the utmoft of my power.—l remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervant, Lieut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 3t, 1800. Witnefs to the above Cure—L. Congdon, Printer and Sta• tioner, No. 52, Fore-Itreet, Plymouth i)ock. JOHN HOUWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the Role Inn, Sittinghourn, was for a length of time molt insol e. rably affidted with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ape preached to paralytic, to fuch . degree as to deprive him of the entire ufe of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of walk ing or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated flute he applied to feversl of the moft eminent of the Faculty without experi encing the Waft fliadow of benefit ; but by being ftrongly re commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Brodunis Nervous Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting bourn, is now perfedtly reftored to his former health and vi• gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as ufual without feeling the left fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach• man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Witnefes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfon, Malter of the Role Inn, Sittingbourn ; Mr. John Barnard Bookfcller. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, Wood-ftreet, near the Swan Brompton, was afilided 6 years with a Complication of Diforders, which baffled the !kill of feveralperfons in the profeffion; her body was [welled in a violent manner, fo much as to be called by louse the Dropfy, fume a Bilious complaint, Sec. her legs were in fuch fituation as the =cies to tpread over the lhoe at times ; the was afraid from an oppreffien, in her breait, of king choaked for want of breath. In this condition her life became a burden, be ing hopelefs of any relief from Medicine, but for.utiately ap plying to Dr. BRODUM, was perfedly recovered by Ili. NER VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon queftioning the authenticity of the above, may, by application, or by letter (pint-laid), receive full fatisfadlon. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NER VOLTS CORDIAL. to be had at the Dodtor's Houfe, No. 9, Alb,on-ttrect, 7 Doors from the Leveri.m Mufeum ' Blacktriar's Bridge, in Bottles at it. 6d.—and Ss . 641. Alfo of Jcboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. t5O, Oxford-ftreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; B. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boultun, Royal Exchange; Mr. Codicil's Medicine warehoufe, No. zzo,Strand ; Oo Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. 4s, Curnhill ; and hi molt Iluokf.llea and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms . . . •.• To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordong on the Mite of Matrimony, the Dour would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearanoe before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fmalleft degree apprebenfrve cf the Syf tent not Wog emirely feud, R febjeit• W relatestioas el Ish elide A