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, - • :4r-aa k ' v ve ire is _ , 1, r. 4. -0 I` .1. , 1 . •. c, 1:- ~,,, t-4,,4157 .. - 1 : Fl - 11,E- _ c o, ...ttv-• , 'vN - I• 1, .. 1 .' 1 Ac, THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 17, IsOl l aimßEß 40053 C , WrE FX• I' FN^E THE ECLIPSE ; oe, HARLEQVIN (2 , 1 In the cootie of the Pantomime will be introdur•d a Pas Cirque, by the Mitt Denny, and Mifs Adam.; a Pas Scull, '; !:' . .clunied by t h e Tambourine, by Pah AsiAmu; ind-Dcw . 4 kipc, by lad. Ihnny. MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered at this Theatre during the chilling win ter On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTs. ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY by Mr. ABERNETHY. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY by Mr.MACARTNEY, THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY by Mr. ABER NETHY. CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA by Dr. POWELL. MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNNE. The Lecturta will bcgiu on Thurlday, Dauber the zit, at Two o'Clock. For further particulars apply to Mr. Nicholfon, at the Apo thecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's HofpitaL FASHIONABLE Dancing taught in the molt private manner on moderate terms, at Mr. WILSON'S Af• fembly Rooms, No. 42, Flaydon-fquare, Minorles. The Select Affembly will open for the Twentieth Seafon on Wednefday the 7th of Oaober, and will be continued every followfng Wednefday till the 28th of May, tioa, under the fame rules and regulations, which have given great fatisfaalon for fo many years paft. Terms,Two Guineas for eight nights, begins at eight, and ends at twelve precifcly, (none but perfons of rcfpedtability can become Subfcribers.) No. 42, Haydon-fquare, . This day was publifhed, in fix Volumes, Bvo, With coloured Maps of England and Scotland, Price al. Bs. in boards, A TOUR through the whole Ifland of GREAT BRITAIN; divided into Journies. Interfperfed with ufeful Obfervations ; particularly calc•alated for the ufe of thole who are defIIOUS of Traval.ng over ENGLAND and Sco r LA ND. By the Rev. C. CRU ITWELL, Author of the Univerfal Gazetteer. Printed for G. and J. Rohinfon, Paternofter-row; G. Kcarf ley, Fleet-ftreet, and T. N. Longman, and 0 Recs, Pater nofttr-row ; Bell and BrAdfute, Edinburgh ; and Brafh and Reid, Glafgow. MINERVA-OFFICE, LhADENHALL-STREET. This day was publifh,d, in 2 yols.limo. price Bs. fewed, CONCEALMEN T, or the Cafcade of LLANTWARRYHN, a TALC. Printed for William Lane, Leadenbail-ltreet, and fold ►y every Bookfeller in the United Kingdom. Where may be had, by the fame Author, Miriam, in two vols. 7s. fewer!. Judith, in two vols. 71. fewed. Rebecca, in two vols.7a.fewed..._ Ado juft publifbed, Pirate of Naples, three vols 735.6 d. fewed. Firit Love, three vols. 735. 6d. fewed. Which is the Man, by Mr. Meeke, four vols. iSs. fewed. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALI,SEREET. TM day was published, in Two Vols. r 2-no. price Bs. ftwed, THE DREAM, or NOBLE CAMBRIANS, A NOVEL., By RODUIT EVANS, A. M. Printed for William Lane, LeadenhalMtreet, and fold by every Bookklkr in the United Kingdom. Where may be had, by the fame Author, The Strang, r, in twn Vols. 7s. fewed.—Alfo juft publiftied, Ruthinglenne, by Mts. Kelly, three Vols. 131. 6d. fewed. A Marvellous Piesfant Love Story, two Vols. Bvo. ass. in boards. Salvador Baron de Montbelliard, two Vols. Bs. fewed. This day was publilhed, price as. ll'nitrated with an Engraving, REFLECTIONS on the THEORY of the INFINITESIMAL CALCULUS, (the Method of FLU XIONS,) By C. CARNOT, Ex-Dire&or of the French Republic, Minifter of War, and Member of the National Inftitute. Tranflated front the French, and illuftrated with Notes, • By -WILLIAM DICKSON, LI.. D. _ . Sold by Miffraßichardfon, Cornhill; 'and Cuthel, Middle row, Holborn. Where may be had, publlthed the laR day of every month, The PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, Comprehending the various branches of Science, the liberal and fine Arts, Agriculture, Manutbetures, and Commerce, By ALEXANDER TILLOCH. . Thirt y-fis Numbers of this de ful Work, making Nine hand tome Volun.es, illuitoted and ornamented with numerous Engravings, by Lo wit• and other Artifts, have been already publilhed, price 41. tcs. in boards. Single Volumes, price TM. or Numbers, as. (pL oath, may alto be had of the Publithers. FODEN's PATENT MINERAL SIZE PASTE- A Sub(lnure for Wheaten Flour ufed in Mann faettiring purpoks, fuch as Sizing and DrelEng Cotton and Linen Yarn, Sail Cloth, Paper Hanging, Book Binding, &c. It has been well tried fur years, and has been fandioned and fupported by the Brit Ith Parliament, and the firft Chymifts and Manufadurers of Great Britain hue gixen„teftimony to its ex cellence. This fingular and important difenvery eels made fome years ante when Flour was very high, by Thomas Foden, of Coventry, who was brought up to Chymiftry and Surgery, and laved his country during the American War, in a double capacity; he has laved his Majelty, honoured by a Commiffion in the Army, grid has commanded an armed 'hip In At Merchants' fervice. During this time Chymiltry and the Mechanic Arts were never from his head or bean, unlds prevented by other duty. When Flour had advanced to an enormous price, (bent time back) knowing the kareity was increafed by a great confonsp lion for mann/alluring purzaes, and employed In a great num ber of domeitic branches of trade, it (truck his mind that a fub ftitute might be found out by a fkilful Chyntift to fuperfeck that article in all manufacturing purpofes. He inftunly analyzed Wheat Flour, and found it to confift of a farina, or R mcally fubflance, combined with a wonderful glu ten. It occurnAl to him tl at a number of Vegetables and knots, fuck as Potatoes and fprelee of dry Mn(., poffeffed qualities Malay gelatinous. He now looked into the bowels of the earth, and ranfacked nature, and the mineral kingdom till he found a farina for his gluten—lt was gypfiim, or the falphat of lime faturized by the vitriolk acid. This won • derful earth, not well known to Chymlfts, when pulve rized and mitred with the Gluten from Potatoes, with • little mineral alkali (common fait) glue (rum animals, &c. produced the artificial Flour. Thus my daring attempt (m -etaled to my ittmoft walks. and I frequently &ewe.' the won derful phenomena of an cart►y Moor to admiring friend. and Chymifts; it makes • moil brilliant e•'tile and tenaciosss not liable to putridity, whichgives it every advantage over Hour or anyfinlle Vt gt Tattle I' die, as it is incorruptible, (and putrid Pate ocenfionst he mildew of Sail-cloth, and all other cinch.) It has frequently hap.pen• d to enterprizing men that interlo pers run away with th, it dila:went. and although this matter rcfpecling P.at ans. was before the Britt& Parliament in May, Bco, as may be leen in the Votat a certain houfe at hlicalhem, took out a Patent in January, t Sot. for the dikovery which T. Fades learned them the year before. How thofe men will look' when brought into Guildhall, nett term, the Public wi:l be infomicil. T. Poor - informs the world that he wants fame man of ho nour to Rep forward, who has a property to carry on his Patent, and be will prove, that whatever may be the pncc of Flair, kis Compolition (hall be fold at half that price. Any Letters or Proporals :po(tpai,i) will find T. Fed= at the Clots-, in fleet-ftrret, London, liven days to come, or after that, at his book, in Coventry, 1 HOM.tS FODYN. Sept. 14, a Sot. Patentee of the hlkaal !Bata, rtr, gh& ioa THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FIFTEENTH TIA lE. TtirZATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. Frank Liberal, Mr. LEWIS; Oki Liberal, Mr. MUNDEN; Ephraim, Mr. FAWCETT; Mildmay, Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Counfellor Friendly, Mr. MURRAY; Chevy Chace, Mr. FARLEY ; . John Groufc, Mr. EMERY; Landlord, Mr. DAVENPORT; Parchment, Mr. SIMMONS ; Mrs. Howard, Mira CHAPMAN; Lucretia Liberal, Mr.. DAVENPORT; Fanny Liberal, Mrs. M11.1.S ; Jenny, Milfa SIMS; Rachel, Mrs. WHfrmoßE ; And Mariam, Mife MURRAY. To which will hi added the Mufical Entertainment of ST. DAVID's DAY. William Townley, by Mr. INCLEDON; Old Townley, by Mr. MUNDEN; Peter Plimlinunon, by Mr. FAWCETT; Owen, by Mr. TOWNSEND I Dick, Mr. SIMMONS ; rte 141 . 6 amt ; kll.-r, Sow h ie ?a mid. in ta. A W!*.t. rr.rl.7. .~~~ kNt= d ec-r- rFUS PRESENT EVENING, September ;7, their Welles Servants will perform a New Hißorical Drains, in Five Ads, called DEAF AND DUMB; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. Julio, Mils DE CAMP; Dmiernont, Mr. WROUGHTON ; _ . Ilt. Aline, Mr. C. JUMBLE; Franval, Mr. BARRYMORE; Do L'Epee, Mr. KEMBLE ; Dupre ' Mr. POWELL ; Dominique, Mr. SUETT ; pier,, Mr: PALMER ; Phillippe, Mr. TRUEMAN. Madame Franval, Mils POPE ; Marianne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Claudine, Mrs. SPARKS. The Epilogue, by Mifs DE CAMP. To which will be qdded the Mafque of COMUS. Cams, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Spirit, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Bacchanals: ors. KELLY, COOKE, DIGNUM, TRUEMAN, The Lady, Mn. MOUNTAIN, is which Charadter the will fing the Song of 0 Sweet Echo." accompanied on the Hautboy by Mr. PARK,. Sabrina, Mifs B. MENAQE ; Euphrofyne, Mrs. CROUCH ; Paftoral Nymph, Mifs STLPHENS ; Bacchants: Mrs. CROUCH, Mifs 1)E CAMP, Mifs STEPHENS, Mifs B. MENAGE, &c. PLiees for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Fofbrook, at the Box Office in Little Ruffell-Street. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.-- Gallery 214 Second Price la—Upper Gallery as. Second Price bd.—No Money to be returned. The Doors to be opened at Half pelt Five, and to begin at Half after air. On Saturday, the Cagle Spectre; with Of Age To-morrow. Or• The Public arc refpedfully informed, that the Tragedy af Richard the Third will be afted every Tuefday till further motice. TO -MORROW, FRIDAY, September tB, will he orefented the sew Comedy of the _____ Gsriuneth, Mn. WH IT MO R E Welch G:rl, LESERVE ; And Ellen, by Mrs. Al KINS. In AR f. a Dance by Mr. King. In Ad 11. the Dance by MeiTts. Blurton, Putt, L. Bologna, Wilde, Klanert, Lewis— Meidames Carne, Bologna, Cox, Bologna, Diiadin, and Mrs. Watts. Boxes 6s.—Pit 3s. 61—Gallery ts.-+Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Boxes to b, takcn of IVIT: Brandon, at the Box-Office in liart-itrcet. Doors to be opened at half after five, and th . performance begin at ►alf after fix o'clock. On Wednefday, the Comedy of Speed the Plough, with the hlufical Entertalmr.tnt of Lock and Key. The New Grand Spei'tacle of King Czar, or the Negro Slaves, having been received with the molt unbounded applau'e, will be repeated this and every Evening until further notice. NEW ROYAL CIRCUS. TI - lIS PRESENT EVENING, September 17, will be exhibited A GRAND DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP, Ceder the direction of Mr. Davis, and performed by him, Meffr.. Jeffries, Collet, Kelly, Macdonald, a Grand Troop of Horfcracn, and, for that night only, the celebrated rival Infant Equeftrians, Matters SAUNDI a rand nitric Clown to the Htirfemanthip, Mr. PORTER. After which, an entire New Grand SpeCtacle, in Two Parts, with New MuSe, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffcs, and De corations, which have been a confiderabL: time in prepara tion, will be produced, for the fecond time, called KING CESAR ; Or, THE NEGRO SLAVES. The MuSe partly feltdted, but principally eompofcd, with an entire New Indian Overture, by Mr. W. Ware. The Scenery deigned by Mr. Greenwood, and executed by him, Meffm. Marchbanks, Banks, and Alfiftants. The Machinery wholly invented and executed by Mr. Brant eomli and the Decorations, &c. by Malls. Po* and Roberts. 'the 'h&c' deligned by Mr. Hodfon, Mr. Davis, and Mils Williams, and completed by them and numerous Affillants. The Dances incidental to the Piece by Mr. Montgomery.— The whole writun by, and produced under the direction of, Mr. CROSS. Amidit a variety of New, PiCturefque, and complicated Scenery, will be exhibited, accurate Views of Cape Francois—Port an Prince—An Indian Bentang— llost34lng Plantation—Exterior and Interior of La Rapinkre's myiterious }tiding Place, or Mill of 'Ferrors—An Indian Endgc•Caßk on Fire—lnterior and Exterior or the Ne- Simi Cahn, in one of which Views will be Introduced the African Ceremony of Mambo Jumbo, being the Negro 'Method of fettling Family Difpntes.—This is fuer-ceded by th.: tremendous effedt of an Earthquake ' • and, on its ter rimation, by a beautiful Romantic View, illuminated by 'h. kiting Sun, eombinldg the moR prominent and interdt. I . : Scenery in the whole Ifland of St. Domingo. Charaders. Mackandal, (afterw.,rds King Cafar), Mr. lielme ; o• .y.,mbo, and Teyfello, his confidential Companions, Mr. edict and Mr. Bradbury; °ennui, (the merry Pedlar), Mr. Moregnmery I .Almarni, Mr. Slader ; Overfeer, Mr. Pilbrow; Governor, Mr. Roberts; La Rapiniere, (the Savage Miller), Mr. Burrows ; And Zand, Mr Bologna, jun. Mifs Denny ; Inako, (a little blind Boy) her Brother, N:if Either; Orr, Mrs. Herbert; (primiyaLpancing Cirl t, Mifs Adams ' • and Adda, Mrs. RoircY• In the comets of the Piece, char e lerillic Dances, by Mira Adams and Mifs Denny. which will be added, the WI New fplindid Comic Pant o- It me, wit it h New called tee Scenery, Machinery, Dean, and Decorat SURREY IRON RAILWAY. ANY Perron or Perlon% inclined to undertake the Feneine of the Iron Railway, from Wandfworth to Croydon and Carthalton, in the County of Surrey, with Oak PMle and Rails, may fcc a Specification of the Wotk to be 11•13 e by applying to Mr. Luttly, at Watulfwot th, to whom Propofala foaled up, are to be delivered, on or before the ajd day of • September inftant. By Order of the Committee, Wlt.t. REDCOAT LUI'TLY, Clerk. Wandfworth, September loth ; 18.31. FALCON INN, WALTHANT-CROSS. TAMES WARNER refpeftfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, travelling the North Road, that in confequence of the late fill in the Pricc of Hay, Corn, &c. he in induced to lower the Price of Pullin •to One Shilling per Mile for each Pair of Horfen , and other 'Ar ticles as under —. Herres Hay, per Night, - Corn per Q2arter, - Sept.l6, iBol. - - ts. 3d. -- 0 4 JAMES WARNER. TO PUMP AND FIRE-ENGINE MAKERS. THE Propr:etor ()fan important Improvement in there lines of bufincf., is willing to ,riter into Terms for granting to any proper perfon a right to the Manufadture and Sale of them. The Invention, which is already properly fecured by Patent, will bear the ftrietelt fcientlfic and pra.ftical invefti gation, and has already had the telt of experience to fupport it. —None need a; ply who are not already in the line, properly qui - lified to judge of the importance of the undertaking, and poffeffed of a command of conn7etions, which will enable them to carry on the bufinefa on an exteufive fcale.—For particulars apply (by letters) to A. Z. Z. to be left at the S I..cR Office. SEA BATHING. Aldwick Place, dillant from Bognor Half a Pililc, from Chi- ch,'ter Six Miles. TO BE LET for the Seafon or any lonzer Term, AGENTEEL DWELLING' 1 - 16 USE com pletely funinhed in an elegant modern Stile, and con taining three Parlours, a Drawing Room, and fix Bed Rooms, alfo three Ditto Rooms for Servants, detached, with a covered way leading to a good Kitchen, with all other convenient Of fices, good Cell trin-, Coach Houle for three Carriages, and Stabling for fix Harf ' es, with a Carden tunably walled in, whole Fruit Trees are in high Perfection. A Family may be fupplied with Butter, Milk, and Cream. The fituat ion is elevated and healthy, fronting and command ing a good view of the Sea, at the' dißance of half a mile. A Bathing Machine is kept by the Propri,tor; and its vicinity near to the celebested Watering Place Bognor, where there is alto a Hot Sea Bath, fo much retorted to by fame of the firft. Fa milies in the Kingdom, it makes Aldwiek Place a very defirable refid: ncc. N. B. It h half a mile out of the high road from Chichefter to Bognor, between *hick there is a regular conveyance every Day.—Farther Particulars may be hail, and the Premifes viewed by applying to Mr. Jufeph Bugle(' the Proprietor, at Aldwick Place. SHROPstiißr. 70 BE SOLD BY AUC Mr. CHRIcTIE, At the Lion Inn, at Newport, in the County of Si. p, tome tine in Offieher next, in fundry deferable and very eligible Lets,ll} well. known and beautiful E gate of CHET WYND, with Its Manors and Royilties, plentifully Rocked and aboviding with Game and lab ; lituated adjoining the Market Town of Newport, on the old Chrfir Road, and diltant from London about one hundred and forty-five Miles, called CHETWYND HALL. The Edam co:Wits of a capital Manflon, with fuitable attached and detached Offices, Garden, Pleafure Grounds, walled Park, Pktntations, and (metal eli gible Farms, and Cottages, free of Land -Tax, the greater Past Tithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor. Particulars of which are now preparing, and will be ready for delivery one month prior to the Sale, and may than be had of the Printers of the Shrewfbury Chronicle and Chefter Cou rant, Birmingham; Chronicle, Liverpool; Phoenix, and the Staffordfhire Advertifer ; alto at the I ion, Newport; of Melt Strong and Still, Lincolter.-Inn; Meffrs. Shawes, Great Bridcc fireet, Black-Friars; Rainbow Cotfee-houfe, Cornhill; and of Mr. Chriltic, Pall-Mall, 'where a Plan of the Elate, as lotted, may be teen. TO B PEREMPTORILY SOLD, To the belt Biddas, in Nine Lou, on Monday the 19th of Oc tober neat, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaft'bury, in the County of Dorfct, before Abel Moyfey, Efq. Deputy to his Majefty's Remcm brancer of the Court of Exchequer, purfuant to an Order of the laid Court, made in a matter entitled' The King spina Malnwaring and Others," CERTAIN FREEHOLD ESTATES, the property of Paul Benfield, Efq. fazed into his Majefty's Hands, by virtue of a Writ of Extent, confining of divers Farms, Lands, and Tenements, Meninges and Gardens, with the Appurtenances fituate in Brimport-ftreet, and the leveed Parishes of Cam, ibtherwiG: Shaine, St. Rumbolds, St. James and St. Peters, all contiguous to the town of Shaftibury, com prifing in the whole about Three Hundred Acres of Land, ex elufive of One Hundred and Four Be ft Leases, in the Com mon Fields of Cam, oar:mile Shelton, St. Rumbolds and St. JAWS'S aforefald, in the Several Tenures or Occupations of Win. Lewes, James [Any's, Wed Catelsoufe, Francis flatfoot, Jeremiah Andrews, William Ball, jofc ph Mill.. George Framp ton, Stephen Trowbridge, William Norris, Thomas Mills, Andrew Oram, the Rev. Richard Blackmore, William Green, and Nathaniel Windsolt, their Under-tenants or Akita, of the annual value of Soot or thereabouts. Printed Particulars may be bad gratis of Jofeph White, Erg. N 0.6, Lincoln's Inn, Newdquare ; ?delfts. Dawes, Ansa court, Throgmorton-Ilreet ; Mars. Lloyd and Douce, No. 14, Gray's Inndquare ; and of Mr. chriftle, Pall-mall; at the place of Sale ; and at the principal Inns at Weymouth, Dorchetter, and Salsbury. In the VICINITY of BATH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE. At his Oreat-Room In PaII-Mall. In OZtober next, _ _ Al4ollle and Spacious Stone-built MANSION, -I . 1 . with roomy StabUng for fix Mork% double Coach bottle, eau:Wive attached and detached Offices of every dcfcrip lion fuited to the Mangan; and the capital Farm, excellent Kitchen-garden with lofty walls well planted with the cludeeft fruit-trees in full bearing, Pinery. Fascism. Grapery, Melon Ground, !cc lioufe,&c. Icated on a beautiful Lawn to the midf of a Paddock of about a' acres of rich Land fringed with P 1221.. tat bin% called liailbrook Lodge, Glinted in the print of Rath Fallon, in the county of Sarni-rice, (unsung • aplay ta eleva tion sin the rich architeEtural ftvle, happily crowning au ern!. nence with undefcribable pi.ftureique pmfpeas encirck d by the River Avon, Pilot Park, City of bath, &c. &r. The interior Apartments are capacious, well connected, ot jnft pronortion% and finillied with amp" , elegance; the Mimetic. OfFo ei are fully compOcut and judicioudy arrar.gol. and the wit de Pee tnif. s are molt amply fupplied wi'h fine water, ft& cd for the immediate:reception of • large (anat. Alfo furrourdng the Preenifes a capital compael Farm, with a rani-hoof: and fun a! lc Out •butkUngsoisti t ;2 difr;• of rich Arable, M....10w, and Pall ute Land Ist a to a nfpe.ftab!. Tenant, with ,r to fr ame poff. (boa of Go acrd, if required. Particulars may he had of the Pei ,ten of the Rath and Ba ted Papers, Call lc, Maribiorou7h ; stack's 11.eci, Werm‘atti ; Mr. Richard'an. Land Agenci Officc, Sydocy-plac , le .th ; Mr. I Wchb, Ch. rtfey ; Mars AI tr •.!gc an.l Liaeoh's-Inn ;at the Rainbow. ; and in Pall .0-- A parfon aetends, to locw the Pronifes, which ta..y b • vi.. - vo with Ticket% to be bad, .rat appliatiaa dike to M. Rkle mills or Mr. Cbslitts.. EAST INDLI 110 US Sertemf.er 16, t E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING ti c its -I . UNITED COMP,IN . I" of -If E;;CILINT`; Elt4.:. LA ND,tratlingt, tbe E .IST INDIES,4 Itr,hygive notice, ?'bat the Conreitke be rmie t, st.rivt hr t fid r, in Turil , 7,, fad 15, en ;ah 61. f in d tbo ANCHORS And GRAYNALS. CAN VAS. and TAR. S S - EEL. SW FINSII IRON. Anefuth P.-Vont otho nuy thiak peeper to &liver in feathr. , . sal expe.fi therein the lowej sjorszet, at they will not have an 4. prtanity of ;waling any abatement. The Conl:tiont ff the Central'? may Le Am by applying to Ms. Coogan, Clo 4 to turPid Committee, wit , ' ot-I•ota the tenuirt ma j ? left &fore twelve a tla F at ,:on, on the above day, at not any tend, oL ill he re..eivcrl,fter 14at boor. TO CLERKS. IVANTED, for a vacancy in a Weft India Merchant's Counting-hoae, a Junior Clerk, from fix. teen years of age upwards. None need aptly but luck u have a fine hand writing, and willing to give duce aprlicatioii to butincfo.-I.etters, in the perfon's own hand wising, (:vent ion ing Inch particulars as he may think nrcarary), addrelkd to Mi.firr. A. B. and to. to the care o(hlr. tit. Philldui, Boot and Shnc-maker, No. 133, • Fenchurch•ftreet. wlil be attended to. i'sct . No. I c• 7 05 - - - ‘2,7 0 00 2 94 6 7 - - - 20.000 24,787 . - - 10.000 r8,t60 • - - 5,0c0 3 0 ,3. 4 3 - - - 5.000 2?,?.98 - - - 5,0c8 THE Capital Prizes, nborc Rated, were all Sold, Shared, and Regltt...red t1:1.. Vi.ar I.v HODGES and Co. Oxfozd-Greet, and St. Jam 's*:-!l7tet ; roller: in the late Lot teries were NJ, ?...ircd. and re b incred, viz :--• : N. 7 12,66.7, 4 20,200. No. 36. c ;o £ c,coo. 7, 121 % 10,200. 17 of 2...xav 2,6E1, 10,000. 27 of 1.u...10 Ticket, and Shann In the preterit IRISif LOTITRY, ro begin drawirg (WI November next, arc f.ile in great 4. riety at the above Offices, on the molt reafonefile Terms. .N. B. 1 he EnglA State-Lottery will begin drawing th•• 34 of March, 1802 A—The Tickets and Share, are on isle a, above. Li Orders by the Pol or orlierwifeltrielly INFALLIBLE. GERMAN CORN-PLAI.;FER THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy - having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, it it docs not eradicate the Conic, root ai•d 5f311,11, TO Kt:it-Km TUC IMONEY• It will,on application, tak e off the Inflammation In a feW hours • and deßroy effeetually the Malignity without the leaft hazard, Printed Directions foaled up with it. • This is the ceir'arated PLAISTLR that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taxi& tack-greet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-ftreet ; Mr. Swiney, No. 2t, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, kiollaurn; and Jeboult and Co. No. t to, Oxford-greet. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. - .. . . Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofoman, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Pnrtfca and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. GOre, printer. and Mr.jones,bookfellor. Portfmoutb, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. ADVICE to SEA BATHERS, BATH, and HOT WELLS. DR, BRODUM begs leave to recommend the 11 Botanical Syrup (the virtues of which are acknowledged by Perfons of the firß }Albion and dittindtion) to Bathers im mediately after quitting the Bath, and one hour before and is particular to thofe who are fubjedt to eruption§ arifing from vitiated Humours, Scurvy, die. the quantity taken each 'Tuna three Table Spoonfuls. To Nervous and Debilitated Conftitutions in general, owing t. an irregular courfe of life--as hard Dr.nhlng, exceffivc Grief, and thole Debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous tendency of a certain vice,contraßed at an early age; the Doc tor recommends the Nervous Cordial, two Tea Spoonfuls, which is to be taken an hour before Bathing, and one after 'ice minutes walk after is neceffary. •• • A number of Cures performed at Southampton, Haft ing% Portfinoutb, Ill: of Wight, Margate, Ramfgate, Dover, Bath, Briftol, Harrowgate, Cheltenham, and Tunbrid:e Weis, inshe cootie of the left Seaton, on fcveral Ladles and Gentle men, who, from their elevated fituations in Life, will not per. mit their names to be publithed. Perfons who do not know the eaufe from which their complaints originate, the Dotior, to relieve anxiety, informs thole who with to receive Benefit without conference, that on their fending a Guinea, and their morning Urine In a Box, 1114 1 derive equally the fame benefit; his Scientific Knowledge of various Diforders, by means of Urine, has eftabliffied his Fame. Thole not wifiling to receive Medicines of his Agents, may re ceive them in London, by addrefling a line, poR paid. Bastin is's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to bob Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for chore fecret Infirmities of Naturcwhich Delicacy often forbid+ to Weide even to . heir Relatives; with a Treatife on Female Difeafes, Nervous, Hypo chondriac, and Confumptive Complaint..—To which is aided, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bather+, &c. It k particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. Ili' The Cures contained in this Pamphlet are given In as Soon • way as poifibte, for want of room, but they may be fees at full length in the Guide to Old Age, which the Dwßor re commends to Perfons of both Sexes,..who, whedier tingle or married, ought not be a moment without tt. The BOTANIC.YI. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to he had at the thactor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-tlreet, 7 Floors from the Levertan Muf;um, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Lodes at its, ID. 6d. and ss. 64. alfo at In Bath, Crutrwell, Glafgow, Briftril, Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Przli, Printer. Brighton, Desuldfuti and Co. Hambro*, Mr. Rentrint, Birmingham, Swinncy, Englith BookLller. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich. Middledirett, Blandford, Simmons, Ifle of Wight, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Dwane, A. Voun7. merchant. Bridport, Margrie Leeds, Binns and Co. Cheltenbini, Buckle, Lynn, Gala, Cambridge, Gee, Lckcitcr, Swinfen, Canterbury, Brtttow, Lewes. Elliott, Castile, Jodie, Marcher!, r. Lyn:S. 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