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. . • . . ___ __ . . ...., wy . ... .• •_ , . ... . , -,-• 1--• r`: --;-• r." ••• . :-J :,-- r - ' ; ati •.a . - -')...- -. _ i .i..• . J !.t..:' - " ‘e„, - - , j'''• .. %..o. ' 4, liv k.„4 .4 6 0 • r An \I . " .A4P:: /: . S • , . O IL --- ,- ..-N b6.,.__ . . 4) a , ,s lt • 7 ' 4 6 IP ~..-•-•'' (t,, .1 • - — e% • • A A4s. • ... r;s i ,_l. FRIDAY, yuix 2, • 1802 tmnER 4251 ' [PRICE SIX-PENCE. GENERAL ELECTION. STATUE OF MR. PITT. AN ADIIUTANCY T° EXCHANGE from Full• Pay to Hali Pay. 4ddreci (Poft-paid) X. V. No. 4, Barbican, London. THE EARL OP LONSDALR. ALL Perfans who have any demands upon th. late Earl of Loot&le, are cleared immediately to fends particular account of the fame to John Richard!'" Efg. at kovrther-Hall, Weltrnoreland. WILTSHIRE j SIR ANDREW BAYNTUN, Baronet, Sheriff of the County of Wilts. having receivrd his 11I.ij,dity s Writ, under the GI tat Seal, for the ele&ing of two Knights to terve for this County in the enfuing Parliament, Do I.rchy in Ohc dn to thc (aid Wt it and purfuant to the fcveral Statutes in that talc made and prov:ded, give public Notice, that I have ap;sointcd a Special County Court, to be be .d at Wilton, in and for this County, on Thurfday the Fifteenth day of July rest, at Eleven of the Clock in the forenoon, when and wlicre 1 fa,ll proceed to fuch Eleetion. Dated this joth day of June. tilos. ANDREW BAYNTUN, Sheriff. WANTED a Partner in an Eilablifhment that would clear from Five to Six Thoufand Pounds a Year", after paying lntcrelt and all Charges. To C a ve Tr o ubl e , it? will require a Capital of t °pod. Any Individual or Company whom this may Cult, will re ceive further Information by applying at Mars. Norris and Robinfun's, Lincoln's Inn. WILTSHIRE. THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and .IFREE HOLDERS of the County of Wilts, arc revelled to meet at the Town Hall, in DEVIZES, on Friday the Ninth day of Ji ly next, at Eleven o'Cl.wtc in the forenoon, in order to c•oiftd,:r of and Nominate proper Perfoos to Reprefent this County in the corning Parliament. ANDREW BAYNTLTN, Sheriff. Spye Park, 3cth June, I Sos. TOWN AND PORT OF DOVER. THE UNBIASSED ELECTORS of DOVER, who have not yet engaged their fuffrages, and may he in clined to meter a Candidate t•pon,lndtpendent Grounds, of klTO*llConnedion in the Town, to an entire Stranger, upon a footing hardly compatible to free Choice, are hereby 'apprifed, that a portion of their Townfmen, no leis confiderable in point of numbers than refpedtabillty, have engaged a Gentleman to come forward, whole ability to be of uk to the peace, joined to the merit of his labours in an arduous branch of the public ior •ice abroad, it is prefumcd, will caufe his sontinatiuo to be greeted as peculiarly adapted to the adtual Rate of the Town sod Port. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the County of VSSLX GIINTLE/UN, EVER since your rerpeEted Member, Mr. BR A 14 S. you, has declared his intention of retiring front the honourable and diftinguifbe I fituation of your Reprefentati•e in Parliament, I have expreffed a w:Ilt for your fupport as his Succeffor ; and (braid 1 be fo fortunate to meet with your ap probation on the day of Nomination, and that Nomination confirmed on the day of Eleelion, you may be allured of my find attention to the local intertlts of the County, and of my earnelt endeavours to give energy and cleft to the Laws, Com nurce, and Agriculture of the United Kingdom —4 am, Gentlemen, your molt obedient and faithful (errant. Chigwell, June 30, tka. ELIAL HARVEY. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT EU:Oro:is of the CITY of LJCHIIELD. OINTIMUN, ADifrolution of Parliament having take place, we bcg leave again to offer our Services to tcpmfent your ancient and rapedtabk City. Should we be fo fortunate as to he honoured with your Ap probation and Choice, it :ball be our conftant and earnelt En daunt to Promote the Wclfare of the United Kingdom at brge, and the Intend of this City in Particular. We have the honour to be, Gentlanen, Your obliged and faithful Humble Servants, THOS. ANSON. JOHN WROTHSLEY. Lichfield, July t, Oki. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, •nd FREEHOLDERS, of the County of YORK. _ GesTLestsr4, ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind Partiality which I have fo repeatedly experienced, the grateful Calk of which will never be crated from my mind, I ewe more prehune to offer rayklf a Candidate for the Honour of rcprefenting you in Parliament. Should I again be rated to that high emioenee, I that endea vour to dikharge with fidelity the duties of my important Trull ; but my chief reliance mull continue to be placed on that difpnlition, which you have uniformly manifelled, to conftrue with candour and khadnefs, the coodue of your Reprekntative, and to accept favourably thole Cervices which, however defec tive in Ability. have been prompted by upright Intentions, and a warm and difinterefted Zeal for the Welfare of cart Country. • I am, with the bigbeft refpedt, Gentlemen. Your moll obliged and faithful Servant, London, June a 9, ski. W. WILBERFORCE. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMEN, IMPRESSED with the deepeß fenfe of gratitude for the long continuance of favour and confidence which you have Imogene.' to me, and from a conicioufnef, of hay ing done my endeavours to difcharge the rano'''. Duties in emboli upon me as one of your Repreianatives, I p-efume again to offer my fervices to the County, and earnenly to falkit the honour of reprefenting you in the coluing Parlia ment. After a long life engaged in Public Bufincfs. and Pearly twenty years devoted to your (crake in Parliament, I nun I need not Rate to you my general conduct ; it has been open to your oblerv.tion, I have ever stinted it fhould be fo, and that you (Mold be the judges of it : permit me, however, to thy, that during the whet: time I have been honoured with a feat in Parliament as your Reprefentative, I have conftantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever sate' ac cording to my heft judgment, to promote the Profperity and itypinrtsof the Kingdom at large. and the partkular inkrelt of the County of Mieldkko. I hare the Honour to be, with ulnae regard, Ot %TUMOR, Your faithful and molt obedient Servant, W. MAINWARING. 1 1 4noua-fiwire, June 30, 1802. TAKE NOTICE. Tlic Drawing of the ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY begins so MONDAY the id of AUGUST...—There will be only hig►t Days Drawing, and a Capital Prise for every Morning. Tks fir&drawn Ticket will be entitled w Cs,oec Ditto sal Day spot: Ditto 3d Day 10.000 Ditto 4th Day 20.000 Mit° Sth Day spoo Ditto 6th Day 2,000 Ditto 7th Day 21,000 Ditto Bth Day toeeo Sada other Prises, amounting to Ci 46.000. THE Tickets, Halves, Qjlarters, Eighths, and 'I. Sixteenths, are now felling is great Variety of Numbers, mid on the low:It Terms. Si' *the Money for the Prises paid on Demand, by 'HORNSBY and Co Stock-Brokets, at their old Efiablithed Statcd.inttry Office, Lieenced parry:tot to Ad of Parliament, No. 26, Cornhill, oppobte the Ro•:al-N::haoge, London; alfu ;st their Oakes throughout the Kingdom. Club,, Societies, and individual Purchafers, In Town and Country, who honour HORNSBY and Co. with theirCoaunands, are panieularly recommended to buy fpeedily, on account of the very few Tickets in the F.nglim Lottery—only 24,0c0. In moll Lotteries upwards of ♦opoo have bees fold before the Drawin g tommmeLced. The Scheme is much approved of, sod the demand for Tkkets and Shares, at Nostrum and Co.'s •Mess. is daily increahng. a s * Gs 4 fail %mud sadly w de haw Toms as if Feign Lloyd's Coffee.lotife, Jut 1, Illoa. ASUBSCRIPTION for ereaing a S'PATUE of the Right Hon. WILIAAM PITT, late Firft Lord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of Bic Exchequer, for the dif thignilhed and valuable Services, which he has rendered to his Country, during the eourfc of Isis able and upright Adminiltra don. • Amount arivertifed . - - L. 4586 .3 The Right lion. Theophilus Jones, Dublin - at o Bartlett Goodrick, Saling Grove, Eifel' - to so George Price Watkins - - to to William Strong, Ormond-ftrect -.- S 5 Lord Whitworth - - to to Duchefs of Dorfet . • - - to so John Egerton, of Oulton - - . to to Thomas Ta)lor, Weft Wickham - - to to Jofeph Smith . . - - 10 to Mrs. Jos. Smith - - - - 30 to R. Kedington - - - - 8 8 Matthew Bonitos, Soho, Stafford - - to to Sir John Nicoll - - - . so to Lady Vikoninefs Irwin - - - IS 1 5 Captain Horton, Royal Navy - 5 5 General Sir William Pitt - - - zo to George Tennyflon, Grindby - • S S Mrs. Tennyffon - - 5 5 Sir William Heatheote - . . to so The Right Hon. Lord Finealtle ' - - 10 to The Right Hon. William Wickham • • 10 to Major-General the Hon. Edmund Phipps - S 5 Sir William Grant - - - to 10 The Rev. G. A.Thomas, ReGior of Wickham, Hants, and Prebendary of Litchfield - 5 5 Fart of Weftrnorland - . to to Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. - - • to to Andrew Newton - - - 10 to Major-General Thomas Grofvenor - - to to Sir Edward Littleton, girt. - - to to Sir William Bellingham, Bart. - zo so Thomas Jame., 1.). D. Prebendary of Wereefter so to Earl of Shannon - - . at 0 Lord Boyle - - - - - to to Lord Searfdale - - . - at 0 Wm. Selby, Wenflow, Bucks - . .10 to Rev. Edw. Bayley, D. D. - - • S S Rich. Page Wimbly . - - - se t i Charles Rofe Ellis - - • - zo to Lord Macdonald - - - .• ito so Lord Row' - - - - so so John Willis, of Hungerford Park, Bucks so so William l'agc - - • S S Major-Gentral Urquhart • .• - 5 5 Honourable Mr. Trench - - so to Lord Vikount Dudlow - - so to Rogers Parker • - • to to William Partridge, of Monmouth - - S S Richard Blakemore, Monmouth Forges - 5 5 Robert Trench, 'County of Galway • • to 10 Rev. A. Darky, County of Dublin - - S S Suhfcriptions continue to be received by Bennett and White, at the Bar of this Houle; and by all the Bankers In Town and Country. YOK TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Manor of KIRKLEAVINGTON, with its Mein; Members, and Appurtenances, and a con- Adtrable Freeh old Mate of a remarkable Rick Soil, well watered and fenced, advantageoufly Gtuatcd at a Sort di tans frum the capital Market Towns of Yarm and Stokefley, in the North Riding of the County of York, and from Stockton upon- Tees, in the County of Durham, and near the River Tees- The Proprietor is entitled to the Tythes of the Eftate, and of other Eftates near or adjoining thereto, under a Leafe for Three Lives, from the Archbilbop of York, which Leafe will be Sold with the Mate. Twenty Thoufand Pounds, part of the Purchafe Money, will he allowed to remain on Mortgage at P. per Cent.—For I urther Particulars apply to Mefft a. F.urrer, Lacey, Steadman, and Walletinlicitors, Bread-Rivet-hill, Lon don ; Mr. Granger, Flarstialls near Durham ; and Mr. Colpitu, Steatlam Cattle, near Barnard Cattle. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHRISTIE, By Order of the Adminiftrator, on the Premifes, near Hitching the County of Herta, Thirty-four Miles from London, on the Road to Bedford, on Saturday, July 3, at Twelve, '`HE Capital Stock of Excellent OLD PORT, - 11 - CLARET, and MADEIRA, upwards of too dozen, im ported by the late Proprietor for his own We, of a very lupe nor Quality, and has been bottled near eight years. Alio part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other eir eds of Rosa BZCILVORD. Efq. deceafel The Wine to he tafted on the morning of Sale ; the Furni ture may be viewed Two Days preceding the Sole, and Cata logues then had on the Preis:aka ; at the Swan, Hithin ; Swan, Stevenage; White Horfe, Baldock; Swan, Bigglefwade; White Hart, Wellwyn ; Salilbury Arms, Hatfield ; at the Rainbow Culke-houfc ; and in Pall-Mail. By Mr. CMUSTIE, B) Order of the Adminiftrator, on the Prentifes, at Potter's. Bar, Fifteen Miles from London;on the Road to Hatfield, en Monday, July 5, at Twelve o'Clock, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF CHOICE MADEIRA, of a iery fuperior cttplity, im ported by the late Rosa BCCRI,ORD, Efq.deer.Jed. and fent to his Plantation in the Weft Indies, frosts whence, after remain ing a proper time, it was tratemittad to the place of Sale, and has been there in bottles eight years, under the immetliateeare of she late owner. To be tatted the morning of Sale. Catalogues may be had above; at the BuU, St. Alban's ; Green Man, Barnet ; Sale bury Arms, Hatfield; at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe; and in Pall-Mall. LIVERPOOL. To PORTER BREWERS, DISTILLERSor RECTIFIERS of SPIRITS, &c.—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great ROOlll, in Pan-Mall, Leann, the beginning of Auguß neat, A MOST Capital and Capacious, and well-con ftruded PORTER-BREWERY, occupying and cover ing Two Statute Acres of Freehold Land, within the Boundary of the Town, with a moat abundant Supply of Water of the firlt Quality and purelt Nature, competent to Cupp!, the whole Inhabitants of LiverpooL The Prentifes are molt fubflantially built, and conveniently difpofed for carrying on, upon the molt eztenfive reale, a Por ter-Brewery, Diltillary, or acetifying of Spirits; .capital and ufeful Steam-Engine, by which every part of the ?rewires arc fupplicd by Leaden Pipes; and well calculated to reduce la bour in revere' departments. The Coppers, Squans, Under , backs, Math-Tuns, and Coolers, are nearly new, and in the molt paled condi tion. There are Buildings fufEcient to con yen into a Cotton Manufactory, leaving ample room for all the above Branches; the Situation for which is undoubtedly the &it in the itingdomond la the Diftinery line there would be a rev lar vent for an Spirits that could be made: the prefent moment the molt propitious, from the reduced price of Malt and Hops; a cow/Lott-um for Malting all the year round, and the redun dant Water, will &only become a sonfiderable Annual Pro , duce. The Prernifes may be viewed by applying to Met's. Beck with and Co.; Mr. Meek ; or Mr. H. Thompfue, of Liverpool. Printed Particulars will be ready to deliver Twenty Days pre ceding the Sale, and a Plin may now be fees at Mr. Cluiftie's, who to ontowcrol to mks Propormle by Pdvato Coots* This day was puhlithed, In One Volume, Odtevo, price Bs. In boards, ATREATISE on MINERAL WATERS - with prataical Remarks on the AQUEOUS REGIMEN with Obfervotions on Cote and WAlill BATHING,. By W. SAUNDERS, M.D. F. R. S. Fellow of the Royal College of PhycLuss of London, and Senior Phyfician to Guy's HofpitaL This Work contains a particular Account of the following MINIMAL WATZU, with STNOPTiCAL TAILIES of chair COMPOSITION : Malvern Sea Holywell Seltzer Brißol Tunbridge Matlock. Spa Bah Pyrmont Aix Buxton Cheltenham Borfet Sedlitz Scarborough Barege Epfons Vicky. Lawton : Printed and fold by William PLilips, OzOrgz-Terat Lasko* *met. Catfbad Mareek Hannate Moffitt Modify will be publigted, by the fame Author, A Trott* on the Strada; Economy. and DifedNit oil Litga Thkst Ukiah whit N01kinebb444411.36 "PURSUANT to an Order of the High `Court of Chancery, made in a Cade BA Katt ag loft Cu RTRISp the Neat of Kin of FRANCES BARKER, lite of Winston, in the County of Middlefez, &ceded, the Widow of John Bar ker. late of Goodman's-Fields, in the laid County of Middlefea. Efq. and which fail Frances Barker died in the month of O.tuber fait, are forthwith to come before John Campbell, Efq. one of the Mailers of the laid Court, at his Office in South ampton Buildings, Chancery - lane, London, and prove their Kindred and Afilsity ; or in default thereof they will be ea eluded the benefit of the kid Decretal Order. Fur further partieulan apply to Meas. Pannier and Sal, Solicitor. London-Rivet. A CLERGYMAN, of exemplary coniud, libe ral mind, of literary merit, great modtity, and rigidly economic, died in December lalt, bequeathing to the Novi. DENSE of GOO, and the Voluntary Bvnevolence of the Public. Three Daughters and Five Sons, for whole fupport the fmalleft donations will be gratefully received In the Bank of Mars." Ranfom and Co. Pall. Mall. They have heretofore refpeelfully acknowledged individual at of benevolence to the amount of s7l. cos. 6d. They now return their humble thanks to The' Marquis of Hen- A. - - - S S 0 ford, fur - cs o o M.T. - - i o es‘ J. de Roveray - ssOT. P. - - so o r►. Hebtrden s o o J. R. - - • s o R.Burn - - s 0 o A. - - I t • A. Lawfon - s 2 o R. P. - - s s o Grufvenor Chapel s s o B. W. - t o o B.Low - - I zo A (lends:roan 010 6. Yer poll - a 0 o K. D. - - s o o A Lady - a o o X. Y. - - oto 6 A Tady - o to 6 L. M. - - a a • A Lady - oto 6 And to P. for - a o 0 Anonilking dficacy in numberlefs trials, and with fulievidence of Dr. BRODU aes Botanical Syrup, in which he has happily conapreffed the mot Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recommended in Scorbutic, Le front and focrophulous Cafes. ROM the Nobleman to the Pealint, intoxica tion is the cairn of many of the Diforders which now af. Bid mankind. When rearon is thrown of her guard by the potent force of drinking to caeca, It too often happens that Mir imprudence produces another, or, in plain terms, a connedlion with a difordered or unclean perfon ; and frequently thole who are guilty of then indiferetions are on the point of t ntering into the faered band of wedlock, with a difcrect and virtuous cam. panioa. What is the confequence of then repeated improprie ties f The infectious potion, which has lurked in the body of the hulband, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the offspring, who comes into the world a cliigufting (pedants to all beholders, and fubjed to the Evil, eruptions of the molt inveterate tendency, &c. A mechanic, who Wes metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re • fined, will find his workmanlh ip break, crack, and difplay a variety of imperfedions, in defiance of all pains and diligence: it !saucily the fame with thole who enter into the Rate of wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the contagious diftempers it receives through there errors, than which nothing is more efficacious than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and ailing by perfpiration, never failing to curs complaint of thisnaturs, after they have lain dormant in the blood for iota, eight, or men years. Although it is fo effeEhul, it hat the fame time is, innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with the greaten fafety ; nor is there the leallidanier of taking cold s even in the molt inclement feafon, which it is tarcelyi-offiblo to dupe daring the adminiftration of a courfe of mercu-y. The Botanical Syrup and Reitorativ e Nervous Conital,tbbo had'at the Dodoes boufe, Na 9, Albion-ftrect, 7 doors from the Leverean Mecum s Surrey ide of Blachfrins-bridge, in bottles at tI. as. r ts. &L and ss. yd. (duty included) Cockelis, Medicine Warehoufe, No. a 92, Strand; alto of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookieller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, Ns. 3, Wine-ltreet ; who has received a large and ire& furpl,y; Thomp. fon and Mills, Cale-them ; Browne Tolzry ; C. Ro u th. Bridge-ftreet ; Rcgd and Sheppard, Brileol; Meyler and Crut. well, Bath; Mcffra. Goadby, Sherborne; lam. Raikes, Glou. ceiter ; Mr. Tymbs, Woreeller : Mr. Trewman Exeter , Swinney, Birmingham; Spilibury and Co. Mary-ftrect, Dub. lin ; and hy all Printers, Bookiellers,ind Venders of Medicine, in the 'Me Kingdoms. To than Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Mau trimanj, the Dolor would particularly recommend the Boca. nicel Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy, ate.), who are in the (mallet degree apprehenfive of the fyfte* see being entirely found, or Cubit& to relaxations of the folida. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re• fponithWty deviate front the general fyitan by the fe• lation of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of tong =dogma thuds is the bcR erkaion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted sty predict to the excluftve treat. malt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt Import ant in the eat-4nm of human inlimdtics. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a wih at an early period of Practice to recut individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the quay dan gerous precipitancy of general Prat:lido/tem The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every (pales of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —yap AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits a Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that dm rangement of the fyitem In Women which is called BARIUM* NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refuk of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a Otnplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfreguently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indaretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints' are cured, and even where others hive failed, I truft that I may prefume to offers radical re-ettabliflunent Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated dill:eft in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Meitiwh• from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oak. ks of a faibionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confaquence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his tnifery, but cans fatly molests his misfortune, it may be fame confutation foe bim to linew, that althoughlt be an (Ned of doubt or uncer. Wray with other Pradtitioners, the removal of thef t DEN. CLENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchukor Venus bays begun to reduce manly vigour ' much anxiety will be prev ente d by an early eganteradtion of this languid Rat; and in ads cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Defidency has for year. existed, a proper Pie &mance it indifpenlibly regulate to revive the Ilumbring fpark• of Life, and to re-acimate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be Aimed, that Ia molt haltanees fuch defect s are curable by Mcdical Ski 1. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Quilifittations which I have prefunzed to Rate, form , tho Bails of my PretenSons, and in coincidence with firth this inti. masion is gives, that Mr may b e cor ma a d p e r ms '', (or by inters inelofing a Oita note) at his houfe, No. s 9, Are del-aroet, Strand, near Taerie4lar. Timm is an additional moraine in Water-ilreet Winton sad the name is on both Ohs doors. _ , 144 , 1 44 0.91,fte &you* THE MEDICAL JOURNAL I'HE Public are refpeafully informed that the FIRST' NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the ME DICAL and PHYSICAL. JOURNAL, eondu&ed by Doelors BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOCHDEN, was publilbed yefterday, July z. Perfons who are difpofed to take i t i n may be regu rly fupplied by aU Book fellers. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, July 2, laol. A NEW NOVEL. This day was publifited, in Two Vols. price so. In Boards. pOMULUS : A Romance of Ancient Tunny 'lra: Awed from the admired original of LA FOITAI N Author of the Power of Love, and of other efteemed Novels By the Rev . . Mr. WILL. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, kiph 7 St. PAM'S Church •yard. This day was publithed, In Three Wk. ramo. Price taw Maud', L ADY GERALDINE BEAUFORT ; A NOVEL, in Three Volumes. By a DAUGHTER of the late Serjeant WILSON. London : Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternofter-row. This day was puhliihed, priee as. 6d. fewed, ANEW MODE of concluding the CORN. MARKETS of Great Bsimin ; with 'Plan to put a Rop to Monopoly in Provillons : By JAMES SAYERS, of Bath. Printed by R. Cruttweil, Bath; and fold by G. and J. 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