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. , •• . . • .... . - ... c k , 1 . "..c . - D.; . . , • - 1 % , i _. 'r . fr- , . i . 0 116 - 1 I L4f, 1 , • , ~ _.- . . . : Wt?'" 3, e!.., • s ls s i WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4084. `PRICE SIX-PENCE. ASTLEY's AMInITHEATRE, WESTMINSTEIt-BRIDGE. 'THE PUBLIC are molt refpeafully informed that this Theatre will re-open for the remainder of the Scafon TO-MORROW EVENING, Thntfday, September 5. BARAACK OFFICE, Sprits.; Gardner, Limbo, AKIO 161 180 5. BARRACK DEPARTMENT - TO BUILDERS. 114BATRE OF ANNIFOIRY, Great WinfintM 4 ftreet. IR. WILSON 9411 begin the Winter' C,ourfe of tos LECTURES,nnilastionty, Phybolivr;pattiology,Jusd &nifty. on Tuefday °W het kit, at Two o'Cloek. Width:al AnatatnyWill ne tauitat in the Forennon. as dual. 3. The Ssii.oe's DMIONTIA, a new Cemedy, pe f grog al platire. priee 2E. 6 d. 4. JOANNA Of MONTIPAS/COll, a DrIMAIIC Romance, as. 3. A CATALOGUE of PAINTINGS to the King of Spato's Pa. lacestMsdrid, is. 6d boards. S UCH Pctions as are willing to Contra!! for Build ing a Barrack at CAN TERBURY, may fee the Plans, Spe cification, and Form of Contra for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 311 t initant, between the hours of ten ' and four o'clock. The propofals for the whole of the Buildings, one fum, mutt be addreffed to the Barrack.Mafter General, Sprint Gardena, with " Tender fur Building Barracks at Canter bury," marked on the cover. and delivered, faded up, on er before two o'clock en the 14th day of September next. 6. Ate LCDOTif of /41111AITANT PAINTIMS in SPAIN, during the Kith and 17th Centuries, with Remarks on the prr.fent Rate of the Arts in that Kingdom, a vols. 21.6 d. in boards. The Monthly Review, after (peaking in the high& terms of commendation of this work, continues, " At the end of the (mond volume is exhibited apolitical piClure of Spain, which has great merit. His book, while it molt in(truet from the novelty of the fubjedts, is agreeable from the eafy politest:fa of the language." GLOCESTER MUSIC MEETING. .srewalCbS. lord EDirmtb 90SURSILT, Lord VitCol3llr MULCT, Sir W101.1.1)1 GUISE, Mop of °Loewe a, 'T•he Rev. Mr. Hz errster, and the Re•. Mr. Wit Las. I'HE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of Gl•cetter, Woreeßer, and H.prford. few the Benefit of the v. I I)OWa and ORPHANS of the POOR CLERGY of the three hocefes. will be held at Glocetter, on Wedneday the atth of September. and the two following days. At th. Cathedral, on Wednefday morning, a SERMON will be preached by the Right Rev. the Lord Balmy of Glocefter. In the courfe of the fervice will be performed, the Dettingente Dem. Anthem, " Bleff•d is he." compofed by Dr. Boyce, and Node. Coronation Anthem, " Zadock the Prieft." In the Evening, at the Booth-Hall, the Sacred Oratorio of JUDAS MACCABAUS. • On Thr:rfday morning, at the Cathedral, a GRAND SELEC TION from the Works of Handel. In the Evening, at the Booth-Hall, a GRAND MISCELLA NEOUS CONCERT. PAEOVAL THEATRE, St. liartholomeir's HorpitaL THE following 'COURSES of LECTURES will 'be &limed at this Theatre %hiring the terming Soiree) : On thnivele Theo . ry and Pudica of Medicine,. by, 4:lr. Roberts and Or. ? On Anatomy. sod Phyliology, by Mr. Abernethy. pa the Theory and Pratilice O'Snrgery, by Mr. Abernethy. • Oh cothparadve Anatomy and the Laws of Organic Exiftence, by Mr. Macartney. On Chemiftry by Dr. Edwardi. On the•Materia Medic* by Dr. Poweri. On Midwifery, and the Maks of Women and Children, by Dr. Myrna& The Anatomical Deinonftrations, and Pradical Anatomy, by Mr Lail's:nee. The Anatotnical Leatires will begin an Tuefday, °Asher tn. at two o'Clock, and the other Leaures on the fueceeding days of the fame week...a...Farther particulars may be learned by applying to Mr. NicnciLsou, at the Apothecary's ,fhop, St. Bartholomew's Hofpital. Alit); OSSIAN's Pouts—in the prJs, and fpeedtly will be publithed, very elegantly printed in z vols. royal Bvo. embelliflied with beau tiful engravings by Heath, &c. &c. Another Editioa,in 2 volumcsfmail Bvo, with plates. pocket fize, with plat es. common cheap edition, without plates. CAUTTWELL*STOUR through the wholelfland of Great Britain, by the Rey. C. Crustwell, Author of the Univcrfal Gazetteer, puhlilhcd at al. Bs. 6 vole Bvo. boards, il. . r6s. A fcw copies, Blur crated by a great variety of Copper-plate Views, 2 vols.Bvo zl.les. "The dream of many different tours is united byMr.Cruttwell, who, dividing the whole [Candor Great Britain Mose certain num ber of journeys, details, in local order, the account of every part. There is judgment, as well as labour exemplified in this compila tion, which fuperfedes the ufe of many (mailer works, and is in Wei( a kind of Library of Britilh Travels." Brit& Critic. ELSAM'S ESSAY MI Rural Architetturet illuarated with oeigi.. nal and economical Defigus • to which are added, Rural Retreats and Villas , in Ow Gothic,Gaitle. Roman, and Grecian Styles of Architetture- ' with 3o elegant plates in aqua data ; royal guano, el. rts.6d. b oards. . - The propofer mutt be prepared with furetiesifi.ast. per Cent.on the amount, for the due performance of the Contradt. .• VICTUALLING OFFICE, Awe 6, 1801. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY": NAVY; de krei yew twice, That on Thurfday the tath of September next, they torM be rcady to receive Tenders In writing, (kakd up) and treat whit fueh Perfuns as will undertake to fopply all fueh quantities of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTER CHEESE,or Cheefe of equal goaded.: On Friday morning, at the Cathedral, THE MESSIAH. In the Ev:ttin'•, at the Booth Hall, a GRAND MISCELLA NEOUS C4..NCERT. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to a Decree, and fubfequent Order 'IL of the High Ontrt of Chooeery, made in •a , Cade, wherein James Lanfdovrn, kfq. and others are Plaintiffs, and Harry Elder ten and others-are Defendants, on Monday the atR day of Oelo her,lBos, at the Bell lop, at Radflock, in the Count+ , of Somer. fet, at twelve o'Cloek at Noon, before John Plura, of the City of Bath, Auc9inneer, in Fourteen feparate and +Ellin& Lots, fundry Freehold Mefftiagn, Tenements, Pieces and Parcels of band, 6tuate in the Parillum of Radttock and Midfomer Norton, in the County of Somerfat. Particular+ thereof may be had at the raid Matter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Meffrs. 'Debary and Cope, No. 6, Paper Buildings, Inner Temple, Lon. klon; of the laid John Plum, Bath, and at the Placed Sale. PRINCIPAL SINCIERS. Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Vaughan, late Mifs Tennant, Meru. tiarrifon, Bartkman, Knyvett., and Vaughan. INSTROMENTAL PIRPORMERS. And of ROSE CORK (feconds) BUTTER, or Brit& Batts: of equal goodnefs, as thall be required for his Majelty's Vidualling Service fns the aft of OCtober neat to the 3oth September, MA, inelurnie. • To be delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the Vic tualling Stores at Deptford; Portfinouth, and Plylnorsth, at the Contrador's expence ; to be Warranted to keep good and fosud for the (pace of fix months from the refpedive periods of deliveiy ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interelt 'dotty days after date. Mr. Cramer, Leader; Mr. Clarke, Principal Second Violin ; Mr Wilton, Principal Tenor; Mr. Robert Lindley, Principal Violoncello; Mr. Holmes, Principal Balloon; Mr. R. Mahon, Principal Clarionet, and Mr. Parke, Principal Oboe. Mars. R. Aihlcy, C. Afttley, Mach, Jackfons, Cantelo,jun. EMS, Milton, Sturge, Tomlin., Mardsall, Boyce, Oliver, Ed ward., Hyltr, and Stainflaury. Centlemen and Boys of the Windfor Choir—Trumpets, by lirle and C.intelo —Trombone. and Horns, by Flack, Drefsler, . . ....... --- MIDDLETON's Piaurique and ArthitedUlSl VIEWS for Cot tages, Farm-hoofes, and Country Villas; folio, with Plates, zja. boards. A OSNZRAL SYSTEM of NATURE through the three Grand Kingdoms of Animals, Vegetables, and Minerals, Cinematically divided Into their (even) Clangs, Orders, Genera, Species, and Va rieties w ith, their Habitations, Manners, Economy, Struffinrci, and Peculiarities. Tranflated from Gnselin's !aft edition of the celebrated Sy &tea Hamra, by Sir Chas. Linni, amended and en larged by the improvements anal difeoveries at later Natural& and Societies, by William Turton, M. O. Fellow of the Linnzan So ciety, and Author of a Medical Gloffazi, In 7 large vols. Bvo. prim 31. z3s. 6d, boards. A COMMON PLACE Booc to the Holy Bible, wherein the fub- Dance of Saipan% is reduced to its proper bells, weighty cafes are refolved, truths confirmed, and difficult texts illultrated And ex ' gained. By John Locke, Efq , and Wm. Dodd, LL. D. new and'elegant non, 410, rig. boards. Dr. JUSTIN'S REMARKS on Eceleflaitical Mary a new Edition, correctly and elegantly printed, in 3 vols. Bvo. with a Life and fine Portrait of the Author, price sp. boards. Balm P,HORlia'S COMMENTARY on the Pints, anew end mar cellent Edition, with fine Possrait, 3 v ob. samo. son 6d. boards. Elr. Dorm's SNSSIONS to YOUNG MEN; new good Edition. and Zwineman —Double Drums, Jenkinfoar—Harpfichord, Mr. Co)le.—Organ, Mr. nu. Aral the other parts of the Band (which be full and com plete) era:tiding of upwards of One Hundred Performers. The Conditions of the Contracts may be ken at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dos acrville, Agcnt for the Vietsalling at Cork. No regard will be bed to say 'reader is which the sot Si Witted is word: at kWh, or that iSeU sot he delivered to • the Bain, ho-firt One o'Cloch ea the fold Tharfiley the nth of &pointer Rex; war weltfi tie Paha who wain the Tinder, or Awe Perla oa bjrHryr elks* to allow when called fwo N eligible opportunity now offers for any Gestic man who can command about eceeL to enter into Partner lhip in a refpedable Concern in the Country, upwards of one hundred miles from London. It is Rented near a Market Town, hieh the Mail and other Coaches psis daily, and on the a navigable River, and in ibart polFeffes very fuperior ad - vantages for carrying so the Trade in which it is engaged. The- Gentleman coming in may either take an adtive Aare or alewife, and Freehold Prernifes will be conveyed to him to the value of the fun) be Wilde in, whirls is a (murky and advantage Odom to be met with. The molt refpedluhle references will be given and re quire& Letters, poll paid, addreted to Mr. Ctofs, N 0.6, Cattle- Rreet, Lcieefler4quarey will be replied to in a few days, when one of the Partners will be in Town. The whole to he conduded by Mr Mutlow. The Performer. arc defired to be in Glocefter on Monday Enning, September 9, to be ready for Rehearfal early on the Tut flay rimming. _ _ _ The Perll7l.mi:ices will begin each Morning at Eleven, and each Finn:n:2 at Seven o'Cleck. Books and Tickets to be had at the 13,e3iti!crs. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'. CUSTOMS, On Saturday the 7th of September, dos, at Three o'Clork in the Afternoon, will be expofed to Public Sale, at the Caftoriv Houle In Topfbam, r r HE FOLLOWING GOODS,, viz. .L For the Accommodation and Uk of Private FansiliMonly. "lot Gallons Brandy. 51 Ditto Rum. 623 , 1, Ditto °ellen. to cwt. Ruffian Hemp; four Open Boats with their Materials; a Sloop called the. Hawke, of Guerttfey, burthen about Thirty Tons; and a Cutter called the Tryst, of Gauntry, burthen about Twenty-five Tons, with their Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture. Which-will be put up•in Lots, and bold to the higheft Bidder. Ai the receipt of Money at the Doors very much interrupts the entrarce of Comp.kny, it is requefted that all perfons will provide themfelves with Pickets. ••• The Stewards' Ordinaries will be at the King's Head, on Wsdnefday, at the Bell on Thurfday, and en Friday at the Kiais This day was pnblithed, price as. 6d. the 86tb.Nurriber of 'THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, cm' . 11 . • tießtilied with a PORTRAIT of Dr. PRIESTLEY, en graved by MACKENZIE.....A curious non-dcfcript water tared, and Figures to illuitrate the Theory of Etaßicky, engraved by Lower. This Number contains the following important articles: Letter to M. Lacepede on the Naturist Hißocy.of North Arne. rica, by B. S. Barton; M. D.—On the Action of Platina and Mer cury on each other, by R. Chenevir, Efq. F.R S. &e.—On polilbing Wars, and on the kmaigaro ufed,for (dewing Mirrors, by& O. Sage —Account of the UM3O Rapedidoa to Japan—On manufadtur ing Oxides cif Mammon a large leak, by M. Parmentier—Mr. Snarl on a non.defeript Aquatic Animal...A new Theory of • Elaftleity, by A. Tilloch...Produsaion of Moriates by the Galva nic dee-mpenion of Water, a mei important difi n•ery, by Mr. Peel—Zoological Fads:tad in the French National deltiputc— . Life of Dr. PrieftleyProecedinp of Learned .Socksks—Tra. yob, Antignitiei,Aftrooorny,&c. and a Lift of New Patents. By A. TILLOCH, Honorary Member of the Royal hi& Academy, &c. Ste. To be had at Richarsifon's, Longman and Co.'s, Symonds, and the other Boolskikrs. THE ORGANTST's PLACE, in the Cathedral Church of Hereford, being void by the Reiteration of that very able Mufician. Mr. Coyle; any perfon deflrons of Ire:ceding h:ni, and who ran bewail recommended as to charadter and talent, may be acquainted with the particulars of Salary, &c. by applying to Mr. Lanc, Chapter Clerk, Hereford.—it is dettrable that the aipointment thould be made before the fecond week in Novenlber. /Inuit 27, 1805. THE ONLY LOTTERY TO REDRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, aos. ICHF.ME. 3 Prizes of L 2 0 , 009 :.ott £ &goo 3 mow - ~. ..-- 30,000 3 .51x9 ' 4... Isom 4 2,000 •—• 8,000 6 spoo ...-. 6,0c0 • 20 5 00 -- 5,000 30 200 3,000 6o ..-• 50 •••• 3.0 0 0 4,500 W .m. 9 0 . 00 3 3,0e3 Firlt•drawn Bhnks i 20 DWI ...u. PACO .... entitled to 7,6t0 Benefits 17,381 Blanks . MARGATE,. XENT....TO MILLERS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OW LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A LL that well-e(tablithed Wind-Mill, with the . Furniture and Utenilla thereto belonging. and the Mill- Hoofe, art-houfe, a two-ikall Stable, and other Conveniencia, at Vi'dtbrook, near to the Town and Port of Margate, in the County of Kent, egvdlyweil Stunted for country Trade, and for fending **produce of the Mill to the London Market. And afro a Tenement near adjoining, with a Shop, front which a conflierable part of the produce of the Mill has been and may be fold by retail The purchaler or tenant nay be accommodated with the Furniture of the Tenement and Shop at a fair valuation. The whole of the Prtmiftis are Freehold, and fmatediate pof (than may be had. A perfoo at the MM will thew the Prange!, and further peak: clams may be hag by application to Mr.Thomaa Chapman, At torney at La*, Margate. *s,aco Tickets. 2 5 0 .0 00 The The-drawn Ticket, sth 7) ay LlO,OOO Ditto - - 6th Day 10,000 Ditto - 7th thy 5,0:.0 Are part of theobove Capitals. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY °MEE& CAPITAL ESTATE AND MANOR, SUFFOLK. • - - - - - price of a Ticket 19 , 10 0 9 19 o Eighth • - S o o Sixteenth - Half I:t.aartcr a zo 6 1 5 6 RISE OF TICKETS. S - IN'IFT and Co. recommend to their Friends no_C Li to delay their purcbafes in the welkin Lottery, as the Tickets have lately rifen in price, and will ea: ainly be much higher be fore the Drawing, which takes place on the 3cth of this month. The great demand for Tickets and Shares in this Lottery, may be atinhuted to the dreumftance of the full 3oco. Blanks beingeotitled to ICE each, which, in addition to the number of Capital Prizes the :Scheme contains, has obtained for it an extraordinary degree of public fanttiOn and fupport. Sehemesat large, with a lift of the Capital Prizes fold by SWTIPT and Co. Mthe lift Lotteries, any he received at their old Once, No. rt, Poultry, and of their Agents in molt of the principal 'ooms. SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY. IQP ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Bath Buildings, Cornbitl, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cruts, London, refpedttully beg leave to reers mend to the Notice of the Public the fuperior merits of the pr..i..nt STATE LOTTERY. The Scheme cones of as,coo Tickets only, and Midas 3 Ptires of £.20,c00 so.oco 3,000 2,000 1,000 SC° &c. du. &c. The loweft Prize id. alto the Three Thouhnd firftedrawn Bi.o,ks will be entitled to tot each, nuking 7,619 Benefits. Tickets and Shares arc now on Sale. )b. 2147, a Prize of 300001, 11,22/ - Laopoo 10,245 • 6,4 u - 20,000 12,393 • 10,1 A lopoo 19,310 • 3,000 1,641 - 3 , C 03 2 7,749 • 5.000_ 9,09 8 - 24,233 - 2 447 1 ' £2OOO 2000 1000 2000 20= Prizes of moo each. Not. 6 3 8 , C,342, 23.118, 2 1,5 6 7. 2,220. T34 01 ;41 06 3, 6 ,79 0, 20,724, 21,338,21,713,and1b,339. 8 Prices of 3ocL each. t 2 N 0 0 7. .3,2351 13,112, 2,626, 22,215, 12,045, 22,335 i 8,322 i and `I HE above CAPITAL PRIZES have every one -a. been (hared and fold in the I.otterks in and fur the Years 2804 and 1863, at the Old Eftablifbed Offices of T. BISH, N 0.4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARTNG.CROSS. White Tickets and Shares are felling io great variety, and where all Pe, foni in the Country may be Cupplicd the fame as if prefent, by renal , Pott Office Orders, Rank Nutcs, good Dab, or Caib, With Ad; Otiipre, Putt Paid. TO BE SOLD. BY. AUCTION—say Mr. HAWICES, On Saturday the sth of Chamber next, at one o'clock, at the Great White Horfe Inn, in Ipfwich, in one Lot, (wilds an. a..scsptable offer is previonfly made for the fame) r."I'HE MANOR of AKENHAM, extending_over nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, in a fine fporting Country, plentikilly Rocked with Game, with Fee Farm and Qiiit Rents, and Copyhold Eftates, held under the fame ; together with two molt excellent FARMS, compritiug AREN. HAM HA I.L , a Modern built Houle. with fuirable Bann. Stables, and other Out buildings,ond upwards ofThree kondreet and Four teen Acresof rich Arable, Meadow, and nature Land; biewife ' NEW FARM, conning of a very sconntodious and (In part) new. built Dwelling-Houle, requifite Outbuildings, with upwards ,of One Hundred and Eighty fix Acres of extremely fertile Arabic, Mime and Meadow Land ; with about Fifteen Aorta of Wood land in band. . _ This b.ltate k fingularly oompad, and molt advantagmudy &nate within three mites of Ipfwich, and prefects a very defirable objed for the Sportfman or Land-owner, as either of the Farms may be conv.-rted with facility into a genteel redden= 'kite Land lax on the whole is redeemed. To be viewed by leave of the ttnants, Mdtrs. Bolton, and Row. Land, of whom PardeeLiss may be had; elfo at the Printers of the Norwich Mercury, Bury Poft, Chelmsford and Ipfwich journals Mcffrs. Gray's Inn, London; Mr. Hawke% Ave. doneer, and Mr. }Bandy, Seticiter, Rending, who will receive pro. pore's for die faint. CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM. JONES'. GALVANIC ELIXIR. OF this extraordinary Medicine, little need be [kid. Its general. tire and very executive circulation, CMS eieritly point out ityinerite. use Elisir is-particularly recant mendesito Women in high life and delicate Perkins of either fez ' who from habits of indulgence, late fitting up, Sec. &c. are babied to various Nervous Affections. The only renfible circa is an ins ftatitancous reibiration of health and (pints, at the fame time being peculiarly grateful and even delicious to the taste. It effectually prevents andoureti all kind of Eruptions on the Skin which gases tally *rife frnm a feverifk heat in the Syftenr. In Jaundice, Sick Head-ache, the Bile, Confumptive Complaints, Hyfterical Affec tions, Dropfy, Female Diforders, Sec. dec. the firft bottle, if the Mace is meet, generally elleas a cure. To married perfons who have nut been bleffed with-what is coiSdered a great and principal aid of matrimony, Children, the above will be found an invaluable trufere.—To prevent the porlibilky of impofition, picnic to obfcrve that each bottle is inclofed in a Pealed cover, with direetionsand a more detailed account than delicacy or .the limits of an Advertifernent would admit, figned on the °orb& S. Jones; in the Propriaor's hand-writing, and fold only in London by Meffrs.Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard. irice ys. the bottle. Sold in the Country by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh;' Mr. Dancer, York; Mifs Greyfon, Liverpool; Mr. Staines; Mancha[- err; Mr. Swinncf , Birmingham ; Mr. Drewry, Derby; Mrs. Ridge, Newark ; Vanes, Leeds; Mr. Newcombe, Samford; Mr. Collins, Salitbury ; Mrs. Marriott, Barb; Mn Shierella`e, Britoil; Mr. Woolmer, Exeter; Meifts. Cabby,. and Co. Alyce 'month; Mr. Walker, Gloucefter; Mr. Hodges, Shoham; and Mr. Harr.. Southampton.—Orders for four bottles, Worm, a One Pound Not (poft paid) and addreffeid Mr. Jones, No. scl, Nth Heibursh a l bciatkiNsally sateuted. DC. HUGH SMITH's FEMALE PILLS, • Price 25. 9d. and os. Ad. 'SHE well-known efficacy of this valuable Pre fcrip . Ws, and the unirerfal approbation it Imo met with even in ,afts where the firft advice has failed, renders encomium Arndt mmeceary • and, for thofc particular complaints, with which re ins,. at ecrelio periods of their lives. arc fo dangeroufly afflieted, ioweeaperiesee has proved this highly diftinguilha. medicine to • Lhe-thi molt certain and foverettlremedy. A Brief Trcatife dekriptive of its virtues may ballad gratis at Mrs. E. Watkins, No. x t, Floet-ltrein. neatly fazing Clomeery-lane, where by (pedal appointment they are fold wholefale and retail Alfo Dr. Hugh Smith's Reftorative Nervous • Pilly—Retaitalfo at Baton's, Orfordareet; Golding, V 44e, Tutt, and Batton's, Gregory's, Brighton; and at Bettifon and Warren's Li braries, Margate.-+N. B. Seat to any part Oe town or country by direaing to E. Watkins as above. WATERHOG PLACES. ROSS takes the liberty of ailiging the Nobility and Genus?, that he has no connoßion with. nar has he fent any perks Whatever this feafon to either of the Waterier/daces Flat tered as he mutt be that fo many wrens sifurnepis Dune and repu tation, to immure the fupport of the public.; yet he cannot allow them to pradtice their (themes of deception withirst amain. He begs leave to recommend thole Ladies and anntlemen who, MOO to henoUr him with their commands, to appit at No. 159, Frahopfgato•whldn contr. As thole who v:miI•ISILIWQ,IIIES and ORNAMENTAL HAIR - under his apparent fawition, can only , pads Chafe call-off articles which have been rejedted by him, either from a defe& of manufadture. or from a want of failtion._ He lama to be pardoned for repeating that he can anfsver for ao Articles, nor does be employ any Dreier.; but fuels as are to be procured at his Emporium in Billsopgate Rrert, where amtinue to be exhibi%d all kinds of PERUCtI . ..YESin the molt elegant talte, falltioaable (tae, and uncommon v ar tety. AU his unparsUelled Perukes, Madona Fronts, Rows and lan ' dew, arc executed entirely by his Wit:natal, and nada* basin. fpeEtion. N. B. Ross molt refpeetfully folicits the favour of the Ladies and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public may be affinted that be has, andwill employ men of the molt ani i neat profsffional abilities, which is an anbelliittment so beauty. TEMPLE OF THE MIMES. FINSBURY SQUARE, LONDON. 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