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' ''''"1914"114'..s." 1 111 " 11 . 1 6 41111 , ' 4 - 2 • - c . ) 1"..- 3 S t 4 ;Irk • I • , ,4 I - ~ •it • - • ). ~.,., ;nen 39993 FASHIONABLE DANCING. PRIVATE Turriox. AT Mr. ALLEN's Dancing Academies , No. 19 , Shcrrard-ftreet, Goldco-fimare, and No. to, Great Goodman's-fidda, I.4es and Gentlemen, of any 41 , who have learned In stke old Ityle, or not at all, may he completed in die moft elegant and Sniffled manner, in all the molt admired Reps; and every defeription of Dance in modern praflice.--Foreigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captaies of cups, Country Refidents, and others, who can devote but a eat time to this aceomplillunent, may rat allured Inch pains and attention will he extrted ore their improvement as will give them a knowledge of the erfary parts of Dancing w il l give a f o nulght, during which time they may board and lodge in the haste. The Affianblyilitoom has been confiderably enlarged and s mpro aed The Subfcription Evenings commence on Mt n lay the lift inßant, and will be every following Monday. Noae hut Ladies of refpeetable charader admitted. B ro ydrword, Fencing, andMuiic taufat. School:jaw(lod. WANTED, in a very refpeelable LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, in Town, an Englith Lady, of abilities and judgment, as one of the fuperior Englab Teachers. Alfo, 'French Lady, of genteel manners, who has a peva grammatical knowledge of her language, to Warn& the young Ladies hi French. To Ferrous of real ability, gel teel alnico will be given. Addrefs letters to M. N. at S. sad Co.'s. Bookfellers, No. a pa, Strand. IXTANTED for a term of Years, a genteel de -1 Y cached Family Haute, within to miles of London, con tabing a good Dining-room, and Drawing-room, eight or nine s t .d_ c i u nshors, with convenient Offices, and, Ki :Chen Garden. A few Acm of Land would be deferable. Addrets letters (poft pild) to W. W. at Mr. Edwards's, Law Stationer, Inner Temple. N. R. The dimenGons of the Dining-room and Drawing- Wm are requefted to be mentioned. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c. A cAtrrum TO FAMILIES. BURGE.S.S . ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. HE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS T has gained by his surzatoa ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED BEEF. HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILDFOWL, and GAME, with many DELICA• LISS fur the TABLE, SIDE-BOARD, and Sroat-ROOM ; which are :mire fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha REIRO Tim iNVEKTOR or Tutu) has induce,' many ,perfons to give the fame name to ARTICLES Entirely different, which are voided at many Shops in London, by Perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradeinten and hut-keepers, who in confopicnce, are often !loner' with a SPURIOUS Soto . , by allowing them an extra pro- Et, which is not only an Impolition, but a great Difippointnient to Fanatics who purchafe them with a view of having good Ss vet to IBA* MOH, &c.• N.B.—None arc their GxxuiNt, but what have thefe words en ; the Label, BURGESS and SO ORIGINAL AND %UPC aloa Esse/sex or Ancuovirs, No. ton Strand, Corner of v o y Steps, Loudon." This day were pllthaeds , In One Volume, (t:srto, price es. Nuns cRiI'ICA I. And DISSE R TATO RY no the GOSPEL aml EPISTLES of St. JOHN, By the Rev. R. SUL Pi D, D. D. Archdeacon of Belford. Pbblilhod for J. Merman, poul•ry. Where Wray be h a d , t. A Our to the Retry elid the Clergy o' the Arrh deaconry of Bedford; delivered at the F.after Vitvation, 2. Ahttraei of Arguments illultrativc of the Credibility and Truth oT the Chrillian Religion. 3. Difeeurfes on a Future liziftencc, ast Intermediate brae, rid Recognition of each other, 3d edition. 4. Conelulion of Dr. Hartley's Obferrations on the Nature, Powers, and Fxpeetations of Man, ftrikingly illuftrated in the Evens of the Prcfeut Tunes. ad edition. • NEW PUBLICATIONS. The following valuable BOOKS were, during •be lid Winter, printed for T. C.IDELL, Jun. and W. DAVIES, in the 'strand. A EGYPTIACA; or Obfervations on certain Antiquiths of Egypt. By !. WHI FE, D. D. Profcffor of Arabic in the Untverfity of Oxford, &c. &c. Elegantly printtAlln Quarto, and illultratcd . by k.ngravings. in Punks. An ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the INTERIOR of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the `limn 1797 and i7yB. In eLiJing carfory obfervations on the Geology, and Geography of the Southern Part of that Cobtinent ; the Natural Hiftory of (itch Objects as oecumNi in the Animal, Vegetable, and Minc ed Kingdoms; and Sketches of the Phyfical and Moral Cha racial of the various Trtba of Inhabitants furrounding the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope to which is annexed a De2ctn2tion of the prefetit State, Population and Produce of thut tate-dive Colony. With a Map conitruded entirely from a..- tual O'ifervations made in the Cowrie of the Travels. By JOHN BARROW, Tate Sieretary to the Ferri of Maeartrey, anti Au ditor General of Public Accountsat the Cape of Good Hope. 4to IL los. in Boards. A TOUR in MONMOUTHSHIRE, By WILLIAM COXE, M.A. F.R. S. P. A.S. Reetor of Beinerton. liiuf rrated with a Map of the County, and with Engrartnr 1.-om the Drawings of Sir Richard Henri-, Bart. by Byrne, and other eminrnt Artins,Orounit P 1 ,41 of CAM, s, Mai* of Alicia* En sampMenta, &c. Elegantly printed in 2 Vuda. 4to. 441. to ANTRWITTF.S. Ififtwicll.Arebiteenral, Chnrozraphlral, and Itinerary, in NO rTINGHAM6HIRE and the adjacent C.ennies; Part the Arft,crattprifing the Hillories of Sandmen, (e.e Ad Pontent,) and or Newark, (the Shin-Ira:ter of th , nuns) ia-rfperfed with Biagraphiell Sheeler. By WII.- LIAM DICKINSON, Efq. Elegantly printed in Q2prto, with a Port nit of the Mahar, and numerous other r..tigravlngs, Price 341. In Boards. - tl 4 A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with early kapr.lioro (grebe Plates, Price tL to. in Boards. V. A St'RVEY of the STRENGTH and OPULENCE or BRITAN : wherein is (hewn the Progrefs of lar. t 4n-tierce. Agriculture, Population. &e. before and foci:tile A — .Soo of the Houk of Hwiover. Sy the Rev. Dr. CLARK F., — •. , ry fur the Library. &r. to his Royal liighnefs the Prince •' With Obfervatious by Dean Tucker. and DAyld ! Ffq. in a Corrlpoml, me with Lord Kalines,now fiat I btd. STU. 5.. in Boards. VI. A &entid Part of the HUTTORY oftbe ANOI.O.SAXONS, in t Volk Svn, eoucludiny their Civil Hillary. By Sti. Ni & 166.1 a Baste The HISTORY of PRANCE, Clefl and Military. Eccie- Obtel. l'ohrical. Literary, Commercial, Ike. Ste. from the i in , of its Canissit by Chris, A. D. 4116. ALF.XAN- IbqI RANK EN, D. D. ace of the Mialfters d Miaow. VG- L.m- the Fut. tee. 9a. its YIIL h ;r mows of ANGELUS POLMANTEL ACTIUA SIN C'RI'B SANAZARIGS, PETRUS BEMBUS. HIERO- V 1f Us I RACASTOit IUS, MARCUS A NTONRIN FLA sod flee AMALTNEI Trantl trims Crum their Po- Virdits, and Natal Yd Obirrvetious concerning other "era/ Quenebro tba Ma.. hiaccesclk Cascades THURSDAT -- , SEPTEMBER io, iso-1 By the Rev. W. PARR GRESOWELL, Curate of Denton in Lancathirc. Svo. sb. in Boards. IX, CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY : exhibiting alphabetically the Proper Names, with a Ihort Account of the fevoral Deities, Heroes, and oilier Perfons, num:lolled in the ancient Claffie Authors ; and a more particular Defcription of the molt diltin guithed Charadters among tae Romans; the whop being inter iperfed with occaßonal Explanations of Words and Phrafe;.— Deßgned &icily to contribute to the Illultration of the Latin Clatfics. By ALEXANDER ADAM, LL.D. Reetor of the High School, Edinburgh. Bvo. 6s. in Boards. ORIENTAL. DIALOGUES : containing the Conyerfations of Eugenius and Alciphron on the Spirit and Beauties of the Sa ered Poetry nfthe Hebrews. Seleeterl from the German Dia logues and Di/reflation' of celebrated Herder. Handfome fomay printed in t Vol. BY°. Price 73. in Boards. Volume the Second, of POEM S , by the Rev.W.LBOWLES. Including Battle Of the Nile, Coombe Ellen, St. Michael's Mount, with a Monody on the Death of Dr. Winton, and other Pieces, never before publifbed. Elegantly printed, (uniformly with the Firft Volume,) and adorned with Engravings, Price 6s. in Boards. T`O BE SOLD, the property of a Gentleman, who has no further o:calion f ti n, a Handfome Bay Gelding, fourteen hands one inrh high, bone and fuhftance, carry any a.e.l Gentleman of thole, having carried a Gen tleman of that weight ; uncommonly Ready and quirt in tame& . being In perfectly tempera:, that any timid perfon may rid: him.—Pleafe to apply at Pepeles Stables, Adam's Mews, Upper terkeley•ttlect, Purtman-filuAre. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION-BY Mr. WELLER, On the Premifes, on 'Euefday t6th m it. precifely at t 2 o'clock rHE truly eleg.tnt VILLA, with likable at -1- tached and detacheil Offices, tie property and late the reGdence of William Hayley, Efq. at Eartham ; together with a 6 Acres of Pafture and Pleafure Grnin,le.—Nature and Art are happily combined in the formation of this delightful fpot, which in point of piaurefque fernery, bold and varied feature of eztenftve and beautiful views.;: not to be furpaffed in this kingdom; the air falubrious, on'a dry gravel foil, the fociety of the neighbourhood of the first dale, and, fur field (ports, rarely to be equalled. Further particulars may be bad at the adjacent Market Towns ; at the Chapter Coffee Houk, London ; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office,Cbichefter. XII. The SORROWS of SWITZERLAND: a Poem. By the Rcv. WILL. LISLE BOWLES. Ekgandy printed in rtiar to, PAO: 3a. feared. XIII. The WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including feveral Pieccs never b:fore publifind. liancifonitly printed in 3 Vols. al if. in Boards. XIV. An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE : be ing the Fourth Edition of the Firft Volume of "The Elements of Chriftian Theology," containing Proofs of the Authenticity and Infpiration of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the Hif tory of the Jews; an Account of the Jcwifh Sets; and a brief Statement of the Contents of the leveral Books of the Old and New Teftaments. 'By GEORGE PRETYMAN,D. D. F.R.S. Lord Bifhop of Lincoln. a large VoL tsmo.ss. in Boards. 3Cv. An HARMONY of the EPISTLES of the Holy Apnftles ; to which is added a Summary of the Entice. By the Rey. PETER ROBERTS, M. A. gto. 165. in Boards. XVI. A Fifth Volume of SERMONS. By HUGH BI.AIR,D. 1). F. R. S. Ed. one of the Mi:iitters of the High Church, and Profefror of Rhaoric and Belles Lettr.a in the Uulverfity of Edinburgh. To which is antic:et' a Ihort Account of the Life and Charader of the Author, by JAMES Fl NLAYSON, D. D. hvo. 73. in Boards. • 'Chia Volume was prepared for Publication by the Author, and a conliderable Part of k was printed before his Dceeafe. XVIL A Second Volume of SERMONS preached to a COUN TRY CONGREGATION; to which are added a few Hints for Sermons; intended chiefly far the Ufe of the Younger Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN. !echeWary of SalifiturT, and View of Boidre, in New l'orett. Bvo. 7s. in Boards. XVIII. The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES; includ ing Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Phenomena. By the AhW OR OINAIKE, formerly Canon of St. Amable, at Rions, in Auve rgne. Tranflated from the original French Maoutcript, by K. C. DALLAS, Efq. One Volume Bvo. is. In Boards. XIX. ANALYTICAL ESSAYS toward+ promoting the CaE MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES. By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH, Profetior of CM:- millry. Affetfor to the Royal College of Phyficians, Member of the Roy.d Academy of Sciences at Berlin, and various oub,:r learned Societies. 'Tranflated from the German. One large Vol.Svo. tos.6d.in boards. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE, BY AUCTION, At the Brokers Warchoufe, near the Cullom Houfe, Plymouth, on %%Wm:lday the inth day of September next, at to o'clock . . • - in the Forenoon, THE FRENCH NATIONAL CORVETTE, LA CHIWORETTE. Cut out of Cameret Bsy, by the gallant volunteers in the boats of his Majetty's thipt Duals, Brou Lieu, and URA:UR. DIMENSIONa : Feet. Inches. Extreme Length - - - - 209 0 Breadth - - - - 30 4 Depth In Hold - - . 9 3i Height between Decks - - 5 3 Depth in Wailt - - - 5 8i Draft of Water - - - 9 6 Burthen in 'cons, 424 8914. Frigate befit, mounts ao guns, is well calculated for an Fait ,or Weft India Packet. or the Guinea or Streights Trade, would anfwer for a Private Ship of War, or a Troop Ship in which employ the was when taken, is a very handfume and good velTel, and Coppered to the Wales ; the Stores are in excilent Order. being JIM fitted for a long voyage, now lying in Haman in the Port of Plymouth, and there to be delivered. Immediately after will be fold the Warlike and other Stores, and goods landed from the aforefaid Wird, as will he more fully expreC•d in the Catalogues, which In due time may be bad of Edward Irene, FN. Agent in Plymouth; or Mr. C. D. Symons, Broker, Will's Coffee-Houf., London ; Ilkewlfe at the °Mee of Prter SyMous, Sworn Broker, in Plymouth. XX. OUTLINES on a COURSE of LECTURES on CHE• MISTRY, delivered at the Royal Inßitution of Great Britain, tBOl. By T. GARNETT, M. D. Bvo. sa. in Boards. XXI. ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, NATURAL HISTORY, CHLMISTRY, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS; •for the Year acia. By T. GARNETT, M.D. F. L. S. Profeffor of Natural Phi lefophy and Cherniltry in thc,Royal Inltltution, &c. and other Genekmen. 9vn. los.pd. in Boards. 44 1 . he Annals of PhiltAphy will be offered to the World once a Year, likc the Annual RegliLrs, and will exhibit at one View the various Improvements and Difeoverie. in thc feveral Departments of Science, Literature, and the Art.. References to thc original Sources will in all Cafe. be annexed, wi,ich will enable the Reader to purfue hi. nit Arches, on any Subjett, to the Fountain-bud. He will have a fummary view of what ever is important In the different Departments, and a clue to follow what may be interefting to him. PLYMOUTH, FOR SALE-BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Brokers' Wuchoufe, near the Cu Rom-Houk, Plymouth, on Wednefday the 16th day of September next,' at to o'clock in the Fo renoon, T HEHANDSOME SPANISH BRIG, ST. PIDII.O DLL A LCA NTRA. (Lately the hired armed-brig bit Le.) DIMENSION{: Feet. Inches. Extreme Length - . too 6 Breadth - - - - 25 2 Depth in Hold - - - so, 2 Height between Decks - - 4 gi Draft of Water - - - to 7 Burthen in Tons 272 12-94. __. .. . . _ Pierced for 12 guns, Square Sterned, has a neat Figure Head, Copper bottomed, well bunt, and handfomely finned, ap pears to be nearly new, and from her conftruetion there can not be a doubt of her qualifications for fait failing, is admira bly well adapted for a Packet, would anfwer for the Guinea, Welt India, or any other Trade where difpateh is requilite, now lying in Hamoazr, and there to he dci:. Immediately after will be fold at the fame place, A Handfome Spanilh Schooner (name unknown.) Length nn Deck so feet o inch. Breadth Below - - 17 fcct 6 inch. Depth in Hold - - R Ica 6 inch. .I.4lincafurcs about 74 Tons. Square Sterned, nearly new, is a firm thong WIN, well cal cul-dcd for the Fruit •Fru t, ; her Mull and Stores bring in good order. She may he fent to lea at a trifling est:knee, now ly ing in Sutton Pool, and there to be b. livered. The abort Veficls were captured by bin blajcfty's (kip Com- STANCE, ZACHARIAS MULIOR, Ely. Commander, in fight of the STORK (loop of war. Inventories and further particulars may be obtained, by sr plying to Richard Rofdcw,and 'Award Lyne,Efyr..tir. ►gents, or to Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, Plymouth. XXII. SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY, intended to terve as Summ ay of the Le lures delivered on that Science in the Public Schools at Paris. By A. F. FOORCROY, Member of the National loititute of France, Counfal!or of State, Pro'ctlbr of Cl:entitle/ at the Murcum of Natural Hillory, at the Poly tixtu:ie school, and the School of Medicine. Tranflated from the ori;ina French, by WILLIAM NICHOVON. In Royal Folio. Price IL ts. In Boards. Mr. Mello:foil's Tranflation of the new and improved Edition of M. rourcroy'aSyitem of Chemical Knowledge. and its Application to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, is in the Ppfs, and will be puhlifhed loon. ..... PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broker,' Warehoufe, near the Cußom•Houfe, Ply mouth, on Wednefday the 16th Day of September init. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, handforne ftft-failng Sctrooncr Letter of Marque I:UMW.VB. DAUZNaIIaIIS. Ft. In. Length on Deck - • . 75 9' Breadth above Wales • . - - ao 3/ Depth In the Hold - - 9 6 Adzacifures I a t 7-94 Tam. Square-fterned, nearly new, copper-bottomed, has a deep wain, would make an excellent Privateer, or is well calculated for the fruit, or any other trod, where difpatch is requifite; well found In Storrs, and may be fent to fee at a trifling ex pence. coloured on her voyage front Guadeloupe to Bourdeaux, by his Majcity's 'f'N.tMas, WILLIAM Lucia, Erg. Com mander, in fight of the 11/11WORTALITC, HiNlr HUTNAM, Efq. Commander, now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. The above Vac! and Stores may be viewed, and Invento ries bad, on application to Edward I.yne, Efq. one of Ma Agents, or at the Office of Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, Plymouth. XXIII. ELEMF.NTS of NATURAI. I iTSTORY. Being an Intro. dudion to the SytLma Naturx of Linnmis, and compel mg a Trandetion of the Cisaradters of the whole Genera, and of the molt remaisable ipaeias, particularly of all that arc Natives of Britain. With an Areoutit of the principal Clreumflances in their Manners and Hift r 1 Likewife an Alphabetical Arrange ment with Definitions of the technical Terms ufed in the Se ien e Vol. I.containing the tirft four Claire., via. Mamalia, Birds, Am phibia, and Fiihes. With Evlanatory Copper=plates. In One Vol. Svo. il!uftratoil lw Engravizt- , s. Price us. in Boards. a The siecond Volume, Mach completes the Work, is In forwardnef, a d will loon be ready foe Publkation. This Work is meant to Leilitate the Study of Natural Hif tory to relirt-1 Perron, to thufe who have no Aced's to public Lectures, and to inch as are not fudielently acquainted with t'te Latin Lanatiage. Even to the more learned it will fupply the wania (es tar, at limit, as the Natural Hillory of Britain is cnncermil),oi t he Syitema Nature of Linmeux, a Work of high Price, and not always to 11 , met with; and the Clod:tries will taut thole wk n ire in pdieffion of th it Wnik, with an Blida• na•im of the Terms ufal by the hwedlfh _ • 'XXIV. A LETTER to DR. PERCIVAL, on :he Prevention of In fedi on. Fevers. And an Addrefs to the Cnllrjc of Pityiicians at Phila44phia, on the Prevention of the American Peitik-nce. By JOHN HAYOARTH, M.D. F.R.S. Lond. F.R.S. and R.M.S. Edmb. and Member of the American Academy of An. and Sciences. Bro. ss. In Boards. XXV. The INSTITUTIONS oft PRACTICE of MEDICINE ; &Livered in a Oman of Leaussw. Br JO. BAPTIST BUR SERIUS, KANIFELD. Tratdiated risen the Latta, by WILLIAM CULLEN BROWN. Vola I. ant 11. 8v0.165. In BOAlrthe t# The Third Valente is in the Preis, and the sustaining Two will follow with ail convenient Dltatch. XXVI. _ _ The THOD of educating the DEAP and DUMB; ran firtne.l by tong Experience. By the Abbi•dr PEI. Trani. lanai Iron tie Fr a and Lai). Use Vol. Is. 64 is Bomar. • PLYMOUTH. FOit SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broken' Warehoolz, near the Cultorn-timife, Ply mouth, on WedneWay the t6th Septembcr intiant, at Ten o'Clock In the Forenoon, TYE FOLLOWING GOODS, (rot etroarattov.) 9 Carl Cake a Barrels Stot.ir a Calk Tin (rot wont comsuair riots.) 23 Calks Atmatto 9 Bales Cotton At the ran. Place will be fold the %Vaclil.c and other Stores : Coolifting of iron guns, brats fwirels, ntufkrts, (hot, • g 11211• thy of gunpowder, hoarding plkel, gun earriiges, bread, beef, ealseanees, and • variety of other now, and pro•ifiom, landed nut of the French frigate I.A DFIMICNEUSE, rip ! urrd by his M tfly'S Ihip I Oisr,w, S. H. 1.1•4 DI 11. H . q. Commander, In In of his Majefty's l'lNtasoaritirre, H. HOTHAM, 141. Commander. For viewing the Goods and Stores, and h' applying to Ed ward I.yne, Efq. Agent, CAtakr,nes m.,y be had, or at tha Of. tier of Near *rums, Sworn Broker, l'lpooto.k. [PRICE 91X-PENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. • Avi I.LA, furrnundcd with about rune hundred and twenty Acres of Land,m:,Pbr;tit•rey Iltuated, with fine Views td the Sea and thc in: of Winlit, about ;even miler from Southampton. The whole• is in compot.n. *pair. liAttg lately built. and may be entered upon at Mizita int.t. next. • The above Ffbte is remarkably well wooded with fine OA Timber. For particulars apply to Mr. Ridd:ng, Sdlicitur, in S•nnhantpron. BATI I. A CANT rS rATE I' %NO NCA/I. THY. MAM[.'.r rz.Acc. 'IP BP: SOLD BY AUCCION . - - .r M.;.I'LV . . At his Great Room, in Bath. on the tSth of Sep tember. tBn, nt Onc ALL that Capital MESSUAC T E, with an ex tentive Shop in front, funat:.: in High-Rreet, or the Mar ket-place oppofite the Town Hall, now, and for niany years paft in .he poffellion of Mr. Erin, Goldfmith and Jewelicr: Alfo all that Capital Meguage, with an eNecilent Shop iu front, adjoining the above, now, and for many years part, in the poffelllnt of Mr. Warren, Raker. And alt thafe Fourtezn Mriroagesor Tenements, called MAT. chant's Court, &tune behind the above Prenufes—,and a large and convenient Bakekouf.•, containing three Oven,.—Aif., a Piece of void Ground fall:dent far building two or three finlit floures.—The I.eafes to the Tenants arc expired, and the Fur cuafermay receive the rents front :he 29th of Scpremb..r. There Premifes arc capable of great Improvemen: s, the fitua tion being the molt eligiblz far bulinefs in Oath. Forforthtr Particulars, or t..tr..2t by Fri-ate Contrad, ap plication mtv he made to John Page, E 1.. ., or Wirt. B. anti 0. Smith, Attomics, Briii.ol; or to Mr. (arrant, Attorney, Chancery-Lane. BE AtJMONr LODGE. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—BY MR. pßicKErr, At Garraway's Coffee-houtl, Exchange-alley, Conlin% on Tucfday the 1st:: of September iBoz, at to o'clock, in Five Lots; milers a fatisfadlory offer lhould be made fUr the whole or Lot One, before the Bth of September, of which due nu.' tin; will be given, A CAPITAL and molt dcflrable FREEHOLD s- ESTXFF, comprifing the rupcnatively elegant VI .I.A called BF:AI/MONT LODGE, recently a:reeled in a Rile of 'angular elegance and ninveniency, in a country unrivalled for Health, Neighbourhood, and Field Sports; occupyinge track whereon the peculiar Bounties of Nature and Art have been ruceeffively beitowed with uncommon liberality, isirrounded by exrelli tat Roads, molt pleatunly fituated on the Banks of the Thames, at Old Windfor, in the molt elegible part of the Counties of Bcrks and Surrey ; with Stabling tier Nine liorlaA, Standing for Four Carriages, numerous attached and detached Offices of every dercription, capital Kitchen Garden with lofty Walls, Pinery, Peach-houfe, and Ice-hour., el ant Green bottle, Melon-pits, and pleafure Ground, difpored with great tafte, Fifhery on the River 'Flumes, and Rich Inclorures, alai, re. veral Parcels of Rich Meadow Land, together a neat Brick Melleage, with the Offices and Gardens; two Cottages and Gardens; and the Public-houfe known by the name of the Bells of Ouficy, with the St .Aes, Standing for Can iages, Of fices, Yard and Garden. . . . . May be viewed with Ticket, only, which, with defcriptiv: Particulars, may be had of Mr. R. 0. Thomas, No. 40, Norf. dit• itreet, London; of Mr. Whitton, No. to, Grerdpunes-area, Bedford-row ; or of Mr. Prickett, H4 4 tt do. l)efcriptivc Particulars may likewife be had at Oarraway's ColTee-hourc; at the Baptilt Head Coff..:e hour:, chancery lane; of Mr. D. Smith, Upholfterer, Windlot ; at &glans, at.. Salt Hill; and at the Butt, at Staines. MR. GREENOVO H'S CELEBRATED TINCTURF.S. ONE for cleanfing and preferving the Teeth, arid effeCtually curing the Srurvy in the Gums, preventing Ms Teeth from further decay, and rendering th- Breath perfvelly fweet • the other, for the TOOTH-ACH, which gives immt. clime afc, without injuring the iecth or Gunn. Ago, Mr. GI CI NOVGB'S ANTI-ACID I.OZ ENGCS,Whith Ire a lure and fperdy remedy for the Heart-burn, indigeftion, Path or Wind in the Stomach, thee.• diforders that wife frum too Wee living, and prevent the ill effects of bad wine, (talc beer, he. No thing can be a better proof of the efficacy of the above Medicines than the high repute they have been held upw..l of forty years : every. purehafer is requefted to obCerve that " R. Hayward, No. to. Ludgito-bill; is priuted on every R:unp, all others arc counterfeits. They are prepared and fold by R. Harvard, Chytnift (fue. etffor to T. firecnoush, the Inventor), No. to, Ludgate-hill. Sold On by F. Newbery, No. 4 . V, St. Paul's Church-7mA ; Bayley and Cu. Curkfpur-ttr.et ; T. Overton, No. 4t. N,w Boud-ftr.: t; Jtboult and Co. No. tsn,Oxford-treet ; and W. Clark, No. a6y, liomn.h.—Price is. t id. each. IV' HEN Profelir.nal Men of educ-tion and re v fpealbility deviate irom the genexal by the ft. lealon of a peculiar Braneft, the fanaion of long cannoned faccefs is the helt criterion of furetiority. Firtn years have I devoted my praetice to th- exclufive treats meet of THREE. DISORDERS. and the fur.o.lsful rsfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore 'as far as I am a ble th e ray.,g, , of thole complaints v...iichrare the moil import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitia , . Alter initiation into every ioueh a. an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pradliee to refeut inthvithi als front the ignorance of unAncated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praelleorters. The THREE DISORDI RS, to tie cure of which I have de. voted • my attention, compriae every 194:cies of INFECI'ION„ wliether of a recent or lot{ dun. ion —idle. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arithig from tit,. h.:!nts Schoolboys, or the indulgence of nta•ure age, an I ;tale • !,at .•-•- rangement of the fyEent in Women which is calk.' LIARR!•.:•:. NESS or STERILITY. _ _ Numerous dirt:oleo are the refult of ignorance or hal- I . the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it nor morvienry lean pens that the feed, of Life are poifoncd by the irthfcrction of an unguarded hour. By a fuperier method rue!' comn!atm. are calny cured, and even wheys other. have fatb-d,l trutt that I may prefunie to offer a radical re-eftabliahment. Few,however, are the cafes of complicated 'iftrcf. in :Ha difonicr compared with the cal mhos, frtuation. of len, w ho from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the nvaknt tie. of a falhk , nablc Life, acquire that (tate of Debility which Is the unavoidable confcqueuce of fuch perniciou. Where the unhappy fufferer brood. ,aver :,I. rtn;,-..,;••.t arc , lolly conceal. hi. ntiorortunc, It may le fora,. .1a.i,•.: to: him to know, that although it be an oNc.`t of d , , , bz e- r . tainty with tint* Frailitione: , , the removal of there D..! . Cfr.NCI ES by the gradual rrent,l ;of it nor Arlon is :h, meet of my expert-nee. If t't.r rite a of Bacchus or If roti begun :o reduce •-: y :,c •••• by an early eo,illte , JetiOrt t!,a lanwid date, and in 'c tare. r o great alibcul'ics wII occur. But when- tin. Defleft ncy ha. for ye.-ro cc dlr.! a prop, r - fevcrancc rev!ve t!..- fiattuhrm; of Life, and to re-animate the Cond.:mien. woNWN. %Oaom have hero Mr.:Tel..* .4 In it t spect. , t:n +a .4 a F..nsilF, he affe-r.l. I r otait initawca filet err as I he a L' V av! , :ch Is I% ti J to T ow s ” the Qualification% v. !..ch I Is tat uteronsed to pit Pall. of my l'rt tcrr,.. ill Cnitlei ler•Clv ttt t.:et th matinn i. F:nn. th tf r,. •$ • 'or I, losers hulohn4 a (-nil n yr-) at !st. sj, 141reet, Strart,l, :KAT Ttehp*.e-t.ar There i an ad liNu al er•-ar. 7e ill lA ' 'iLf-rbritt :1:1101 and the 1171/le i• fel both thr 41! 'Ol !10• 11. ? 1 11 4;r4 blll 01 ;:..yal Cultic of "WM inA iN• Ant-