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7i.:• ,•~ to- - 0 1 ;77 1 f. / %if,/ re • . or , • .41477t.:-..;f .c ' . *l4'l '‘.(*:'.. " .:7 ' t ~‘ -;:a'- ...,, ; 4 ‘ . ., 9 • • v .:. ; 1... .' ... i b. ) i Cr rit A ~1 420 f V.:... •.'''' . dsirso....-... • ......-.. ›....„....pi i . . 44 ,4 , 4 NA: f ,f‘s.,•lro )), 1 -‘,_..,....::; '_.. • r 1,„,,... •...•„_.., ......._ •1 II N - 7 !!. FR 4.2511 TUESDAY, AUGUST s, t•,c FhtEHOLDERS of PERTHHIRE. CPRICE 'SIR-PENCE. rfT !I 1.( rota you have conferred on me by re-vicertin.,; your Ittrramtative in ti.c ' , n-c -t, adds new ties to t.o %Cacti formerly tov•rfevire. AT a General Alterably of th e Right Tinn. the JI• La/Mayor Commons, and (Moms of the City or bublin, held at the Faliihithin linufe, in William-ilreet, (IT Friday the Itt h day of July. ISO:, it was Wails ed th..t the following Add, fs 1K patented to Major-O.:neral JOHN FRANCIS CRADCCX SIR VC, the lord hittyor,Sheriffa, Commins, and Citizens of the Cit.; of Dubai', in Common Council aiferthled who have long I:now tt yoar private worth, as well as Kuhl;.: taiga opportuoty, which your return to yoar n :i ze Country af fords us, of offering the tribute of nut !lacers Thanks and Gra titude fort he vtncpicu , tus and gall. nt part you have borne in the different. .Afthitis in Trot, where fuck a brilliant hare bas been the wt his biLjeity's Arms. We feet, therefore, a peculiar degree of pride and gratifica tion in thus reror.lng a•LI atinowicriging fervices (o eminent, which mutt he jail caufe of exultation to every friihman. In tettitniny thereof, we have ended the Common Seal of Lid City to be hereto Allied, the day amt 1 ear aforeftit. And the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs. and Lycra! of the rnrporations, having waited upon General Clt A nocc with the Lid Addrefs, he was 'leafed to return the following Anfwcr : My Lord and tientlemen, I fed unequal to the acknowledgement of my gratitude for the nigh I 'moor you nave this day conferrod u; on rue. To tee, ire the approbation of In dhlingnithed a body_ ht Ms 1 1 / 4 14:ity's thrp:re. as the. Corporation of the City of Dublin. was beyond my arablioa, and creates in me le‘litip that it is very difficult to ex . tits _ _ CAST IRON BRIDGE. TO BE SOLD, for very IT: : lern:r7r3;;;the weight of the Iron, and to be rearmed at the rarchafer's expenee, AMODERN CAST IRON BRIDGE. 15 feet fpan, and 10 feet wide, with file Riling; well calculated to Cult a Park or Pleafure Ground; now ftandlng over the Grand jundion ('anal, near Watford, in Hertford thin. —For further particulars apply to Mr. I-I:Aland, Grand Junellon What, Brcntfond; nr Meftrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's -court, Charing-crofq, London. LITERATURL T ACKINGTON, ALLgN, and Cn. rcfpelt fully in .um the PuhLiz, that their NEW CATALOGUE is now compktul It win be found to curtain the grcatrlt variety of force and curious. ar.ieles; and the file being fur ready money only, the prices, as nfusl, are very low. Temple of the Mufti, Finfbury-fluare i July ab. t I chiefly myc the cor.tiznizo.ec of your firma •.” . t u • I:tiortain of the propriety of tle , fe pritecip:e. ' •:. eit .. try conducl. I rezeive thiz murk of - . . . _ .•.; , .• . , :h.: riot fignal and fat:crit.g rcm flu:otlemer, that my heft urcleavta.; ever t• • • . • ni' u. main:ain to tht utmoft i.•wah-.. - .!'h• ia.fllng, of of tht. Unite.' Kir;-.!sm, to promote the f . •• • • --c of the Country, and the intcteil. t•.• .• County; for as ray grati:uila unhoundca. fo • .l.votiort lx•coinplutc.—l have the honour to remain, With the highea rulludt, Utntleu.ea, Your molt faithful and otn:,; .1 servant. July 17, 07.2. 'll-10S, GRAIIA”: Th.s day was wiled:bed, in One Volume, I sum, Price js. 6d. hound, TTISTORICAL and MISCELLANEOUS !?Sll )NS for tl e ufe of Young People. London : Printsd for Thomas Hera, No. 2, Pets molter* GLOUCESThRSHIRL. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA'T'E.CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PANSWICK : a truly de firable and improvable FItEEIIOLD LS PATE, fir miles from Glotteefter, three from Stroud, twelve from Cheltenham, and twenty-eight from Briftol, coot:ling of the Manor of Painfwick, extending over fevcral Thoufand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Q±it Rents, and /fagots, iiruing cut of nnrly too dacrent Cnpyhold Tenements, which with the TolL of the Mirka, is a moll defirable purchafe for any Or-- tie:ran of the I.aw. Alfo a Capita! Manor Farm, with Houk. requifite Offices, Garden, and.Pieature Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woodland, lying eompat, and furroonding the Houk, with two improvable and valu .ble Streams of Water, Atoning through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for cretins Mills for the use f the Manufac tory carried on in the ndghbourhood. And alro iBe Acres of Inclofesl Woodlands and Wanes, well itorkul with Beach,Oak, and Ails Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital of very great improvement both for I"....tfure and Profit, anti may be rcafooably &boated at upwards of pool. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known 'ay applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Pt-email; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Melfrs. T. and W. Dunn, So licitors, Lincoln's-1:n; and of Mcirrf.. Hodficinfon and Co. Surveyors, N 0.35, Arundeldreet, London, where a Plan of the Eftate may be fecn. This day was publithed, price ad. I'HE PHILANTHROPIST, (N o 5 e ) ; being an eulnglum upon the Mb/intr. fir his venom, pr tti.tif n, and public fptrit, in patronierg anJ extending the Stite Lottery to the great improvement of public morals and privre Property Woiv, i himpton : Printed fur J. Smart ; and fold by Thomas Hark N 0.32, Peternofter.row, London. TL t`.r GFNILLMEN, CLERGY, and FREEII4ILDLItz. of the COUNTY of NORIOI.II. SINICO'S CATALOGUE. This day was pubiithed, AN Appendix to T. SI,NICO's Ca gne Or -L. 1 - Books and Prints, which was publ flied in 1797, a few Ccpies of which remain, and can be fent to any Geotlemin that Mires it. This Appendix contains many fc.ace and curious Articles in Topography, BinEr3phy, Portraits, Books of Prints, Ste. which are now on Pale for ready money only, at No. 7r, Worwick.ftr,:et, Golden-fquare, where Catalogues are to be had r* ce 6d. to be allowed to purehafers ; and of Cook, Ox. ford; Dzighton, Cambridge; and all other Bookfaltra in Great Britain. As ti.e eondudt of the army in Egypt has gained the favour of thir I%.*,ng and Country, aLd perhaps led to an honourable tern:lnztio- J tLe War,it would be only a/lc:dation to difclaint the pride that I was one among them. . . *ere I entitled to more than the merit of common fervices, Nth a mark et &cent from my native City would abundantly overpay nie, but, too confcious of Its kind partiality.l Sul! pre. (tryc the renembranee as the mott powerful incentive, Mould the opportunity trite upon a future day, to exert my utmoft endeavours to detain. it, aol approve myftlf for the honour of my country, a not zealous Irilhman.-1 hart. the honour to be, Aft Lo:d and GLuthmen, with Vic Inicheft rcfped, Your moll obliged. ar.d taitYl.l fervent, JOHN FRANCIS CRADOCK, July z 9, dos. Major-General. Orders, That Lid Addrefs and Anfwer be publithed, Signed by Order, AI.LF.N and GR FEN'', Town-Clerks, TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 'I'HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, an d PUBLIC in general, are refpeetfully informed, J. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ES:iENCF. of VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation fur many years paR. The long jultly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perrone rciidcnt in all parts of the World, and having flood the telt of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. r. CTttattN. THE nurncmns and refrcAable names upon my poll l.r' r. 17 prict!:: ambition, as they th.t convinci - ig prrok, only that my pall snit. in P irliammt :.as met wir% your apprn . ..ation. tut th:t a -le Isiajori!y of the Frethoiil,re of this rsfpretable County one la:co int.,• need by :hole arts of calumny 2r.d d.t er can, which my opponents have ;did for the purpote t f rein t:ing me in your eiteem. .1:!C Poll has been cksfed; 2 Scrutiny has been dem:need, and wanted; the proceedings upon rue :::rutiny arc fur the pr.:- fcri luipended ; but, relying urn the Janet and impartiality of th,. Sheriff, confiding In the i:ality of your fufpg2s in my f•vour, and conildering the ckjedlions to which the Vol of my o rr .r.ent is liable, I have no reafon to doubt, tiiat the Son:- Co • . if profeented, will silt:middy be the nseans of iitertafulg t! - , ...rye majority of Yates which I harmairpady obtained.— Yin/ . rights, as well as my own, are intakcii in the event of :s conteft ; and you may &prod upon my conitincy, rcfniu t..-. and perfeverance, itl alfeving and maintaining them, a .uat every attack and every infriozernent. Whether in a :.c or private fituatioen I Ball never be unmindful of year t" (AD) , exertions ; but molt grateful feutiments, •he fil m and manly f.:pport width I have received limn you c:. Cie riftof mcafion —.I am, Gcntlancti, with great rch cdi, Your faithful and 'bemuse Servant, Norwich, July is, iFoa. J. H. Asnry. To a-z C.P.NITEMEN, CLFRGY. and PREEHOLDLIt3 of the COUNTY rf NORFOLK. er-Tr.r.mtn, 1 k Heart is glowing with the ramie fl,andmo 1 1 unhianed grati:ttd•!, sch.! 1,, thud' ) , uu for the zr-.1 which y, t•lce mantfcacd in my favour. and conzr..tulate you upon t:.,f,...ccth of a enure wiakh it cqoalty dear to yoti and myfelf. r-C (rho' . 5 , 41Ljecotv•iunird blaetiunt. may fonaltitnes amok t:.: crtitifr.us, and ft,m..thtno c( tht. ; but ; ry ;pp...1 tv: I make to •,onr jtternr: , , a.ld on cnt.ry ",--tti.n upon watch I )(ant tippet:. without any c .nlciouincfs of pn:omption, chanz.le the itridlelt inquiry iwo the rectitude of nay LuAircs, 21:3 the eoniiiteuey of my condo& - _ - It has, Indeed, been my lot to be engiged in your fervlee at a wry trying and perilous crifis, when the unufoal Moe of public affairs required upshot eircumfpeOlion and fleadinefs in public men; whim the belt and Wifeft of our fellow fubjeas were impaled to unmerited and loweampled contumely; when end , penelcnce was mikonftrued into difioyalty; and patriotilin was branded with the odious name of [legion. Bit no re. groaches, however poigtiant, no artifice, however menaces, however clamorous• were fufficient to Puke the lienniefs of my foul, or to dater me from. difcharglng thole duties which I owed to my cor.tlituents, and to my country men, as the guardian of their ancient and facrcd rights. Un da the fcrious conviction th.a peace and freedom are Purer prefertatives of civilisation and rood order, and fewer creels, iaci, of morality and religion, than war with all its triumphs, or oppreflon under any of Its di(guifes, I difdain to become the dope of prejudice, or the tool of power. Amidft the fears of many who were virtuous, and the apoltaey of far too many who were venal, I relledled again and again upon the pure, the temperate, and falutary prin:ipics of the Englifh Cooftitetion continue to revere thofc principles-4 have endeavoured to set up to the:.[—and, therefore, I throw myfelf without dif may co the j...itiee of every enlightened, Impartial, and uncor. rept &facer, who glories In the name of a freeborn Eng /el:loin. Ihe protation whi , h I have lately received from you, and by which 7.m have rat: taro our common cattle from aft.islt: of a (oddest and molt formidable oppidisiian, is tqualty lionotrabk to yourfelves and to mc; ic 1114111 S 'that, arni..:t -11 the ftraytks of perty, Madan the flautagems and& reit •:fentation, your favourabl• opinion of my integrity 1. sm ith:nu!, and that the inerrafed difficultica with which you were to contend, have only produced a proportionate increife of ar,!etir and energy in tchalf of a Repinfentalive who baa ntver facrificed your intercfta to promote his own, never de. e:ved you by prorrafes wi.ieh he was unwilling to fulfil, tow cite mean a.ot miteaicaiitlS peat:lice of gratifying • at the cipencc 01 ti.ccvity and continency. In the rack. the opulence, the weal-ko,•orn eonnedliosts ' and long tried awe of many refpetaable men, wto have gamael folds as my f..pp,rters in the prefent coattail, my country has reecive.l a r.• unequivocal p1...17e of their conviction that the rn.nefures I t:n iCarmly ar 1 avowedly porfued are not at valance with itue fpirit of the Conflinaion, nor injurious to public feed. • aiid public pmfperity. it :a with peculiar fatisfadlon, and even pride, .that I re the active and difiuteretted aillitance which has b:,i, ;given mc by the Yeomanry of this County t a clafs of men, * purfttits arc eminently ufeful in every eivilifed rounnu re.-; whore character has, in many periods of our hiltory, been d lar:uifhed by a Fro' and heroic fpirit of independence, rnd • w..nfe growing wealth, number, and ftrengt. , , lam ac -11:30aleal to refledt with the melt heartfelt jay. Such, indeed, i t-... rsfy-tet for the foundnef- of their underdsnilii.ge, :old the rt. tr.latsta of their fsatimetsts; and fuels, too, is my fet.fe of their !: p, rant to the well-being of fociety Wen, that, in watching et.; their r:ghts, and contributing to their happinefs, 1 (hall tor coal - ado' myfclf as performing one of the mnft pleating and mientous danks, by which a Member of Parliament can ci.•.,r do credit to the choice of bis Conithuents, or provide • t'.: fubfhtitial and permaneut advantage of his county. It . .I:''.ka:own to you, that a large portion of my own time a...: ;tem ioa has been employed upon cubit:els of agriculture, • : thee:fort, I gladly embrace the opportunity ultbds is row at, ',bit me, of declaring to you and to the Public, that the !I f ‘ ltaulcil diftiadionis of tide or Ration arc, in my jutig tntn:, of little or no value, when compared with the efixern attachment of an Englilla Yeomanry, wither enervate/ by .1 err f, nc r Induced by corruption. uu wit permit me, Gentlemeii, to cenrefs my earnest b opt, rh : in adhciing to the caufs: of Sir Jacob Allicy, as nay col •••, i was jullifit d lay the Ilcadi2cfs, which I had c4:frraad i't Parliamentary condudl ;by ter.: canacru wh!:11 1 f.lt tor s t: y:4retl charasfier; and by the ectpett which I oat e, in coin ::an with yourftlet, 4, to the rnentoty ad his lee I.:slits—the t and 1.1vou; ice Reprefentative of your county, and, you w.. 1 pre me have to add, a (non Sincere and couftant friend to 1n . ..a-it. and my family. Lt./elm:4 I cm c more thank you for your generous and o , c rtions in my favour. 1 feel in rb.an a fok:mn and • :.nn call upon my gratitude and n.y honour, to prove my ft.) n..t ur w.rthy of your tupport ; moil anal"ol7 do apt, that by a diligent aed enurcientitat , slifcharge of the troll you have r.lsofed in me, I droll, tu the lawn how .4 my I:4,reilia the cathdenec of this large, opulent, and iodine, dent county —I have the honour to be, with the plate.: rei,,ede, Gentkroco, year tno4 oialiged, and obedinat faithful kmot. n.t.tr.•• • i t 5454 rell."1: GUILDFORD, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pall. Mall, on Titurfday Augult 12, at One o'Cloek, in One Lot, AMOST fubitantiai well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-140USE, having Poor Rooms on each Fluor, with capital Cellars and Offices on the bafemtnt, de tached WA-bowie, Coach-hook, and Stabling; a productive wailed Garden, and a (mailer one, abundantly croppial and pia:sod; together with an adjoining Freehold Tenement, and a Rich kuclufure of about Four Acrea,contig sous to the town; AN a commodious Pew in the Pa:Jill Church; the v:hole con -1 derahly under-let to Mrs. Jtifre) 4,Tenart at Will. The Pre nays arc hunted in Chen ky-firect, Guillford, and form a molt delirahk Rrlldencc for a Proftlfional Gintletnan,or a refpeda bk Private Family. On the Enclufure arc feveral thriving Tim ber-trees, which, with the Fixtures in the Dwelling, are to he taken by the Purehafer at a fair valuation. The Land-tax on the whole Property has been rttleented. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant. . Prtital PArtieulan ntay be had at Rulell's Library, Guild ford; King's-Arms, Godalmin ; Swan, Chertfey ; George Cobham; Both, Farnham ; Coach and Holies, Southampton' Fountain, Porthasouth ; Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pall-Mall' AN ELEGANT }REEHOLD VILLA. LAND, AND MANOR-..NEW FOREST, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. H. PHILLIPS. At Garraway's Coffec-houfc, CornhW, on Saturday the aBth In(taut, In Lots, a. One (+Tina. _ - A COMPACT MODERN-BUILT VILLA, limply elegant in delta, and judiclottily arranged ; with fuites of detached, domeftw, and Fanning Offices, Double Coach-boufe, Nine-ftall Stable, laundry, Brewhoufe, Dairy, Barn, Granary, Cart Lodge, Sheds, Ste. Farm-yard, Orchard, and Garden, environed by Eighty Acres of rich Arable and Pafture Land, Coppice and Wood, lying comp-aft, caned Barfly Regis; h/tether with the Manor of Barfly; the yro ysrty and late refi.lciace of hieffrs. Shaw, Graham, and Burn ; Bankrupts; delightfully fituatc in the m olt choice and beauti ful part of the New For, ft, Hants, contioet.• to Lytielhurft, Lymington, Romfey, Redbridge, and bcuthampton. This Eftate is free from Tythe and Land Tax and poi effes valua ble rights to cut fuel, &c. Abounds wish ' Game, and plenitude of Field Sports, and is within half a mile of a Pack of Fox Hounds. The rich and pitturefque fcenery of the Fault, the varied rides, and drives, the excellence of the roads, and the foeiel and tfpedtable neighbourhood, render the fitnation of this Mate the moft envial4e in the Fere. Alfo the Tytbe of Twenty-one Acres of Land, and two on eveired improved Leafes of 19 Acres of Land. - Printed particulars may be had at Meib.'. Williams and Brooks, Nay, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Helftop, Catherine-court, Tower-hill; hteffa. Swaine Lnd Sterens, Old Ji.wry; Mr. Forbes, I.ly nice, Holborn ; Mr. Spier•, Nn. S, Rood-hoc; at the Dolphin, Southampton; on the Proniies; and of Mr. Phillips, lsi:Av Bond-It:ea; where a Plan of the nate may be f en. SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS, in the comm.' of SALOP. At the Talbot lap, in Slarewfbary, on Thinfday the t9th Day of Ansa% next, at thrie &dock in the Afternoon, in (rya _ r..ta 1 . ..0 . . a, U. toietber is one Lot, u full be agreed upoci at the Tune of Sale : PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the following very der:rabic Redories : LOT L.—Tile Rory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH, in the County of qalop, fultjat to the Life of the prelent curnbcnt, aged se Years. The gran and final TITHES In full. belonging to this Rec tory, and alto a tbantity of Glebe Land containing 4 r Ace the yearly value nithe Tithes and Gkbe being eani a Year and upwards--Under pan of the Glebe there is Coal of a guild goafity. Lar IL—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON TESI3URY, in the (aid County of Salop, fobjcet to the Life of the prefaat Inorr.hcrit, aged 57 Years. There is appertaining to this Ream y an excellent Parfonage Houle. on au elevated fitnation, with eonectier,t 03ct s, a Four Railed Stable, Coarh-houfc and Granary, built by the prefect incumber*. Alto Barn, Cowhoufes and other foitable Outbuiklings, together with funda y parcels ol' exc..l4nt Glebe I .and, 1, ins convenient and nar to the containing 60 Arta or thereabouts. Alfo the Ti Ilas both great and finall of a certain Portion of this Peril, well known, the whole (Tithes and Gkbe) bring of the yearly La= of 7 0 01 . and up -1 wants. The Parifh is divided into three Portions, sod the Service of the Church helongins to each, is as follows, vie. The tint Portion s 6 Sundsys, and the feoond and third Portions, 13, each in the Year, and the Curate's Dipcud iy paid by them all in proportion to f,ich Service. The Villages of Church Pulverbatch and Pontefbury arc (haste about eight miles from the Town of Shresvfbury, in a good fertile Country. Further Paniculars of there Livings may be had by applying to 111.1frs Pemberton anti Coupland, Attoruies, Shrewfintry ; Mr. Minor, Shawbory ; or Mr. Lee, Redhrook, near Whit, church. 1 hu I.ande Tithcable to the Redory of Pulverbatch and the Giebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Rkbard jandrclt. of Church Pul verhatch ; and the like belonging to the ft conJ Portion of Poo tefbury, with the Glebe, by Mr. Baum, of Pontelbury —The •I' ; ; . 4 , 1011 1;. •••1 . MONIES WANTED. THE Commiflioners for the internal Works of the Fourth Dint-id of the North Level part of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford l.evel, arc deftrous of bor rowing any Sum or Sums of Money, not exceeding zsooL is the whole, on the credit of the Bates and Taxes, payable for the f..vcral Lands within the laid Dittri.ft, the yearly amount of which is upwards of Soo!. The Tccurity is unexceptionable, and the inter& of the money will be regularly paid by the Treafurer to the laid Coin millioner4, either yearly or half yearly. Any perfon willing to advance the Paid fun of rsool. or any past thereof, may receive further p trticulars, on application to hleffrs. Bellamy and Girdleftone, Attornio, in Witbech. ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South. wark, manufaeture CISMENT or Me K TAR, for Building in Water, which far furpairea in utility Dutch Terras, or any other kind of ht.irtar. It gives to all kinds of Brick, or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of ilrength and cohefion. It tuts under water, loon becomes as hard as Bone, and may be ex pelled even to the adtion of the fca without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended to ref& or contain water, this Cement may be uf ed with lingular advantage : or it may be lowered with lime and Lad to auy deferable degree, tor coin- 1 mon purports. They alto prepare Srocco for caling Buildings with, of the fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It prelerves the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed, fo as com pletely to refutable Stone, at a. very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone. The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for 1802. TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are now -1-fel ling by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at No. it, Holborn, and Na 37, Curnbill; one of the Six who contrasted for the two hit Englig, Lotteries ; and who eau boall of having fold, flared, and regificred the following Capital Prises :- 4 of ,C 3 0,000 115 of £5,003 6 20,000 26 •-• upon 11 -- 10,000 t 45 -- 1,000 I.lkewife the only 3,0001. Prize thatevcr was (hared, befides a great number of socl.lool. &e. &c.; and by whom the ori ginal Plan for Ramping the Shares, eec. by Government, was tranfmitted to the Right Hon. Lord North, which Las in creafed the profit to the Public on Lotteries, fince that time, to a very great amount. Schanrs gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent Lottery, may be had at the I.UCKY LOTTERY-OFFICES, No. 11, Holborn, and N 0.37, Co:obi11, where the Numbers of the aforefaid Capital Prizes may be feels, and haw limed. Pleafe to obfervr, there are only a 4,003 'rickets in this Lot tery—above three Capitals every (II of drawing —very little more than two Blanks to a Prize—the laweft Prize tl. better than in the bit Englira—and the full money paid by Greern went within two months after the Lottery has done drawing. WHEN ProiefilOnal Men 01 education and re fposfibility deviate from the general fyftera by the (c -icalas of a peculiar Branch, the fan Rion of long contiauc4 (um(' is the belt crittrion of fuperintity. Eight years have I devoted my predict; to the exclave treat- meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccd..fill relult of my plan gives me additional ardour to nppoli as far as 1 am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the moil import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 formed a wish at an early period of Praaice to re lem. Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Free:No-cm. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have do. voted my attention, corm:nee every fp.. les of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a relent or long duralor. —idly AU Mash of DEBILITY, whether ariling from the habits of beitoolboys, or the indul3enee of mature age, and laftly that de raogcmmt of the fyiteni in Women which is called BARRP.N NESS or S'''ERILITY. Numerous difeafes ate the atilt of ; , morancc nr hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poitoned by the indiferetien of ao ' unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints ars cafily cured, and even when ethers have failed, I trust that may Ortfunte to offer a radical re-eftablifliment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftreft in the diforder, compared with the calamitous fituations of Mm,whe from indolence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gate , tits of a faibionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whielt is the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffercr broods over his mifery, but care fillip conceals his ntibfortint, it may be force conf u tation far him to know, that although it be an oNeet of doubt or uncer ; slimy with other Prattitioners, the removal oS theft DEF!. I C lENC lES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ! meat of my cap./Moen It the rites of Bacchus,or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in thee cafes no great - dilficultica will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years tattled, a proper Per - kveranee is inelifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring fparks of Life, and to re-at imate the Conftitution. MARRIED. WOMEN, who have long been difappolntee In their expcdlations of i Family, may be allured, that in most inftances fuck defieLsare curable byMcclical Skill. The SECRECY vthich ia fo effeirtial to my undertaking, and the Qyar.fications which I haw. prefumea to Rate, form the 13atin ut my Yretenhons, and in coincidence with forth this intl. mation is given, that Mr R.- may be etnfulted pefonally (or by letters melding a (mall note) at his bottle, No. 29, Arun del-flreet, Strand, mar Temple-Bar. Thae is an additional entrance in Watez-greet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, Irons the numerous Ativertifcmcou daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, Ste. in purchafing the fame, as nohe is to be had of THEIR usuulxr, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the heft quality. WEST-/NDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and, NAVY, fupplied upoa she Ihorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c. Warehouk, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the tosvciiienCe of Familia in Scotland, they have ap. pointed Mars. R. Johniton and Cu. Edinburgh, ;heir Ws Agents for Pith Sauces. WEST INDIES, &c. Ste. 'HE MEDICINE, which is fold by the Pro. prietor's foie Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding, No. 42, Corn.. hill, London. (and by his appointment at use eminent Drug gilt's in every principal Sea-port Town in the United Rings doer.), to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, in hoe.., with full DireCtions In care of an attack of say lA. & of Fever, One Lininea eacn, Infficient for one Perron Twelve months, is alfo the belt Prefervative of He3lth in a Foreign Climate, as will appear by letters from the following refpeaahls Perfons J. Litton, Efq. Jermyn-ftreet , St. James ' s, to His Exessadiego R. Litton, Efq. Brain Ambaffador at Philadelphia; T. J. Hawkins, Efq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Gelding ; J. James, Efq. ditto, * to the Proprietors; Captain Sall, Andromeda Welt Indianan; Captain Hodgfon, Hope ditto; Captain Robcrtfon, Hero ditto; C. Johnftone, Efq. St. Anne's, Jamaica; which, with other numerous, equally foe ...Ratite, and unequi• vocal Teitimonies of the never failing efficacy of this valuable Medicine, may be ken in Pamphlets, to be had gratis at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many of tho principal Coffcc-hodes, Inns, &c. &c. about Town. Dr. BRODUM's I.IEtWOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. IT has long been a queflion, as well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. BRODUSI Mould be more reforted teas a Medical Man, than fome of our firft Phyficians, whole cha. ratter and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has long puzzled all ranks of people; but when we weigh and eon. fitter the eaufe in a deliberate manner, the furprize ceafes, and the cataradt is taken from the eye. For inftatice, how numer. sus are the difordcrs the human frame is fubjedt to, and whirls arife,folely from the Patients imprudence; there complaints the Patient is athamed to unfold to his own family Phyfician, either fearful it may by fome unforefeen accident become public, or does not like to confers his weaknefs to the Phyfician he is in. tirnate with ; and in which cafe the female in particular often falls a facrifice, rather than divulge the ferret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the diforder it is impoffible for any Phyfician to prefcribe with fuccers ; thefe, then, are the Patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Brodum, for they have only to fign initials to their letters, and hate their cafe without any referve whatever. The Dodtor Lads them either a preferlption or medicine (as the cafe may regeire) without ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and the matter refts for ever a ferret, as it is out of the power of the Doctor to make a difcovery this is the only ar.d true caufe why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of all ranks of people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his character Is fo well eftablithed as a Ikilful Phyfician, when we obfervc In the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by hint, to parfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rheumatifin, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spafins in the Stomach and Bowels, and Debilities of Both Scars, arifing front I natural or acquired Caufcs, in particular, thof: Complaints ori. ginating front Intemperance, improper Indulgences, Inebriety, or exceffive Grief. For the removal of every kind of Ohltructiott is the Syltem, there are few Medicines of equal cfricacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can t.:ttify, woo have witneffed its beneficial effetts, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub ftance--Tke Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difeafes that foie. nate in the baneful Atmofphere in hot Chntatas. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial,to be had at the Dodoes houfe, No. co, Alblon-ftr:et, 7 doors from the Lcvere..n Marcum, Surrey Lie of Blackfriari.t.,ridge, is botdes at 11. 2S. Its. 6d. and j.. 3d. (duty included) Cockellt, Medicine Warehoufe, No. 292, Strand; alto of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookfdlcr, at his Aledicir.al Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftrcet ; who has received a large and frelt fuaply ; 'l'homp. fon and Mills, Cagle-greet; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. Bridgc.ituct ; Reed and Sheppard, Bristol; Meyler and Crab.. well, Bath; M.:1115. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes, Glou. ceder ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter Mr. Tr.wman, Exeter, Seliney, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. Mary-ft:tet, Dub• fin ; andby all Printers, flookfeilers, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kingdoms. To thofe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma. triroony, the Dodtor would particularly rzcsinnicnd the Bota nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the fmalleft degree apprchenfiee of the fyftem sot being entirely found, or fubjedt to relaxations of the olWs. It will be necelfary the Dodtor Mould fee fuch Patients as are *Elided with Deafnefs or Les of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by ~~!