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1 , • r` -f A - 4 Or - ~ S __ f.).;.1 4 ,1 Ni.IMB3R 4130 3 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, IgO2 [PRICE SIX-PENCE. To the fitOPRIETOItS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIZII AND OtNTLENEN. HAVING taken the liberty, upon a former oc. cairn to Rate to you my intention of becoming a Candi -late for the Ira vacant Seat In the &R-India DircAlon, I feel it to be my duty, at a time when other Gentlemen are preffing their applications upon you, to renew my felicitations for the honour of your Support. It is a fatisfaetioo to me to know that the friendfldp and fupport which it was my good fortune in the firß inftance to experience, have, during the interval of the two lan years, been ftrengthened and confirmed by the (maim of a very large Body of the Pro prietors. TO IRON-MASTERS, AND OTHERS IN THE IRON TRADE. TO BE DISPOSED OF, either by Premium or Rent, THE Patent Right of making Horfe-fhoet by Machinery ; together with the Machinery eredted for that purpufc, which has been brought to perfedtion at a very heavy czpence, and is capable of making any number of Shoes per day, at left than ow balffrewxy each. It may be feen at work by applying to Mr. Newton, at the Plni-darran Iron Works, Myrtha Tidwi lle, near Cardiffe, Wales; and Mr. Latimer, Solicitor, No. [3, Gray's Inn.fquare, is authorized to receive propoials.. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. -- TO•MOR ROW EVENING, Feblkiary their MAichties Servants will aft Shakelpeare's Play of SING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Hairy, Mr. WROUGHTON 3 Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Hotfpur, Mr. KEMBLE ; Sir John Falftalf, Mr. PALMER. Lady Perry, Mrs. IPOWELL ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS. To wbkh will be added the Mafieß Entertainment of OF AGE TO-MORROW. This Evening—Venice Preferv'd ; with the Doßor and the Apothecary. BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE-ROY..L. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Fe',miry it, will be prefemed the Comedy of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. Frederick, Mr. LEWIS ; Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. MUNDEN; 011apod. Mr. FAWCETT; Corporal Fors, Mr. KNIGHT; Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. MURRAY; Emily Worthington, Mrs. GIBBS ; And Mifs I.ucretia Mac Tab, Mrs. MATTOCKS. To which will adage. the New Pantocnhec of HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK. This Evening--(fecond time) the New Opera of The Cabinet; with The Jew and the Doetor. On Friday, Love in a Village; nor its, Mrs. Billlngton. The New Opera of the .C.thinct was la:t night r.x Ived with laud and repents' appiaufes from a molt brilliant and crowded 'ilizatre—it will be repeated fur the third time on Saturday, with the petit Comedy of the Guardian. STUAR'rs ATHEN& rr lIE PUBLIC are refpeetfully informed they sc..y be fuprliril with tho lat.: Mr. STUART's elegant t.l2borate Work on the ANTiczyrriEs of ATHENS, at "dr. "1 r Lat . & Architecelur.ll Library, No. 59, High Holborn, at th: following original prices, viz. in boards, Vol. t avd at 4 roc each Vol. 3 at fa. Us. N. 2. Gentlemen who hart paik, the Subfeription for the Third Volume, nuly have thar curet pn raxmcnt of the re melon's mute f Where may bn had. jolt publifhed. The NEW vrrarvius BRIT.INNICUS, by G. Rt. ailAßDS4l4,...gantly printed on imperial Folio.with 72 slat s, p eke sl. zs 641. LS -hound. AN early. clicsp,isopartial, and comprehenfrec literary Journal. Os Monday, Fatniz.ry 1, 1802, was publifbed, Price only N.l. I. New Series, enlarged and Improved, of ir HE MONTHLY EPITOME ; or, Readers . 11 . their own Reviewers. Comprifing, The Plan and Anatyfis of every ennflderable New Publication in the Engiidi Language, with Intersding Extratts, by way of Specimen ; and tonic Account, when pradtieable, of their rcfpeclive Au than. 2. A Department for Original Criticifin and Corref rndence. 3.A Catalogue of all New Publications, Prints, and Mule; including Foreign Works hnperied. London Printed for the Proprietors ; and fold by W.Chirk, New Band Rivet ; T. Willi .t , 71% Station , e's-court, Ludgate erect ;K D. Syn..onds„ Patensifter-row ; Soticll.Cornkill ; Alfo by James, Brant ; Dunn and Diggs, ottinglim; Prit chard, Derby; Chridimber and 'enact, Stockton upon Tea; Mundell, F.dinhtir•!h and G:afinrx. TAbE.S DORSALIS AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. I' ^Ctkal Efays and Remarks no the Tal.es Dorfd l& This day Mar publilbed, Price se. in targe Oreatto. bound In &arils, the Second Editio*, with v.ry c.mlisisrable addl. times, of pRACTMAL ESSAY aad RENI:-MNS, on that fpecies of Confumptim Incident to Youth, and the 11Terent Stages of Life, commonly called 'ls** Dorfalls. ' with ati account of the nature, cause., and cure of that Dißestiper; dessonitrating its baneful ere.% on the Mica funelions of the Animal Economy, Including the Difeafe; arc iag thsmirom; efect.i.dly the Nervous Atrophia, the Lewitt:ails, ..nd the Pthifis, or Confumption In general. Wi h Hiltorki at Cafes °c unning in the Author's Pradice during the tall fourteen Years, Uy H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Aca , lemy of Surrry, In Paris; of the Universty of I.eydcn; and surgeon, in I Ando°, forireily Surgeon Major to the Fittii Rest:mot of hilaptry ; and the Royal Hof...tal. at Chatham.) Sod by J. Walker, No. 44, Paternofler•row ; J. Ridgeway, York-ftrcet, St. Janwiaquarc ; and at No. 38, Comer of Greek-area, Soho. Fora rrt tete ar areount of the nature amd utility of the aboie Work, thr Reader, arc rcterrctl to the Biographical, I.iirrary, and Stionifie DM aline for junco Poo, from page tl6 to tat. A RC; ' rrECIIIR R. This Jay was publiottsi, ckgantly print's! an Imperial folio, pre-; L us. 6d. half bound. r j'HE NEW VITRUVIUS BRITANNICUS, confining of Pima and Elevations of hludern Buildings, Public and Private, ereeloAl in Great tritain, by the mutt et:le bra7d Architcaa, ensured on Sev=ty-two Kitts, from ori ginal Drawings. By G. RICH.IRDSON, Architetn. Sold by J. Taylnr,at the Arebiteilural Library, I Ugh Holborn. Wht re may be had, latdy sr Stturt's Antiquities et Athens, the Third Vol. 2. 1.411),; . 4 hint, for Osv.llings Cottages, Farm-houfes, /tr. quarto, 34 plates, 11. 3s. 3. Pines Sketches for Country Honks, Villas, and Rural Dwellings, quarto, is piste., rl. t tr. 61. 4. Plaw's Fertile Char, ur Rural luvrovements, quarto, 31 pbtes, 11. Its. 3. Ksialeton's Builder's Mlfeenany, nr Pielurcique Deigns in Architribtre, 60 platcs. tam. tL is PRACTICAL ARCHITE.L7IIRE. nefollowki Books no the Pudica! Parts of Arch iteclore bare been lately publilhed by J. Taylor, No. :9. 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Ilich:islton's Fancy Capitals and Friezes from the An. titre, rat. 16 " DcaPs far Marannents, inetsdh4 Grave-Stones, Wan. Pieces, and Toenbso6a. 17. Elevation and Plan of Ellackfryars Bridge, 9. rt. PIM% Elevations, and Sordoni of the Machines and C.ttering dal in erelting Asa Bridle, z°s * 64 ' or with tic Verstisnme. CAPII'AL PRIZES Sold by SWIFT am' Co. in the Laft Lottery. e,c4t, in Sham, 10,000 Shares x o,ceas 17,7.8 t , Whole Ticket, 2,000 2 3,432, Whole Tiekt-t, Soo The higheft Prizes in the Litt busy LOTTIR r, drawn Novem ter tBot, were four of t0#.0t..1. Two of thcin werc fold at • the Office of SWIFT and Co. No. 1 I, POULTRY, L _ONDON, In a variety of Shares, as above Rated. The ENGLISH LOTTERY begins Drawing on Monday the tft of March next. The Tickets and ftampai Shares are on fate, and all buknefs of Lotteries and the Public I , ,inds -mast:led at the above Office, (kit eitabllGted in the year '739), where Prises of former ..otttrlcb, amounting to more than a MII.LION STERLING, have been laud, fold, and repitered.—Letters anfwered ; and Se.:lenn sgr.Ais. ENGLISH STATE Larl'EßY for tßot. Begins Drawing ift of March ifloz. THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, EI laths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Ca Stock-Brokers, At their State Luttcry Office, no. 93, under the Royal Ex change, London and no where rife on their account. NILSEN? Fame Or SIIARES. Half - - is Eighth - - 23 6 Quarter 4 6 6 Sixtevnth a a 0 a AB Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to Ad of Partlament,and afro with die CrOWII, and round it Hazard and Co's. Lottery Office. Letter*, polt paid, duly aufwered, and Schemes grads. •„• Orders accompanied with Chutt dated Bills on London, or PA Office Orders, punt2ually attended to ; and to prevent iniftakes as well as delay, Correfpondents arc requettcd tranfmit them by Pot/. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their feveral An nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and alt kind of Govern ment Securities, bought and fol.l by Conimirliosi. THE DRAWING OF THE PRESENT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY, MARCH It. THETICKETS, Halves, Q2arter., Eighths, sad Sixteenths, are II OW Id li ng, in grcat Variety of Num- bees, and on the lowcft T,rtns. la't'he Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old eitabHeicd Srxr z-I.ozz ea r Or rice, (I.izenfed pwfu nt to At of Parliamtut,) No. 26, CORNHILL oppofite the Royal-Exchange, London. Alfa at Liverpool and Exeter. Corral Numerical and Regifter Books are kept, as .1 Tickets and Shares rcgiltercd, at Sixpence per Number. •.• Orders accompanied with good Bills, payable at Sight or of a Sort Date, will be pundually attended to, precifcly on the tune Terms as if prefent.—Letters (Poft-paid) duly an (watt, and Schemes gratis—All Shares Eild at this Office will be Ramped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the Worth " State-Lottery Stamp-Office."—Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their fevcral Annuities, and all Kinds of Govern mcat-Seenrkies, bought and fold by Commiifion. CAPITAL PRIZES fold, Oland, and rcgillered, by HORNSBY and Co. a Prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds. 7 Prizes of Twenty Tboufaud Pounds. a Prizes of Fifteen Thuursod Pounds. 23 Prises of Ten Thoufand Pounds. 59 Prizes of Five Thoufand Pounds. so Prises of Two Thoufand Pounds. 49 Prises of One Thoufand Pounds. 73 Prises of Five Hundred Pounds. Cox's Grand Danced; in the Lottery 1774 and the Grand PeroT Diamond, to the laft ?Asia Loam, WUe fold by Moans." and Co. IRELAND. HOUSE, LAND, and COTTON MACHINERY, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Montlay the asd of March next, On the Pranifes, by or der of the AlEpees of JAMES WALLACE., a bankrupt ; SAIL) Bankrupt's Interell in the 'Aare of his Dwelling-boafe,.k.sze Garden, &cake. !boated in Lilbt.rit, held by Leafe of Years and Lives, (to eoultltute It a Freehold Property,) of which 86 years, from the rid of M a y hit, ate unexpired, at the yearly Rent of 331. on ertl. Said /3ankrupt's lutaelt in the Cotton Mill, immediately cistiv'ettlent to rtid Dwelling houfe, held by Leafc of Lives, renewable for ever, at a Pepter Corn flue; folitcet to the yearly Rent of pl. tits. ga . - _ Said Banknipt s Inters:it in a Dwelling-hook, Smith's Forge, for the Idea the Mill, dtxl a Garden, held by Leafs of op Years, and Three Lives, from the aft of May 1791, at the yearly Rent of 211. Ss. ed. of which the Houk alone is let to a folvent Tenant, (by a Leak., of which only three Years arc un expired) at a profit Rent of 0.14x24.1. Said Bankrupt's inters* in a farm, in Kilwarlin, Parifh of Hillfborough, C.ninty of Down, containing jbout 16 Acres, held by Leak of Lives,of which two are now in being, and let for 21 Yean, tram the aft of November 17' -, ut the Lite the ' , relent Occupier (uow upwards of 7o years ot age,) at a profit Rent of t6l. 9s. 641. Thiv Farm would, if now out of Leak, let euniidensbly higher. Said Bankrupt 11211 expended upwards of 10,0001 in the pur chafe and et:dim of the Cotton Machinery and Steam 1....11 6 ine for working the whole, on the molt iturroved and modern Principle ; at prefent in good urd r and camenicntly fituated fur carrying on the I:Mini:co with advantage, the Mame.tetory, with all the medlar) , Apparatus, being couneded with the Dw.:lling-houfc. Lirourn is tituated In the County of Down, in the Province of linter, and within eight miles of Bellett Should any Perron he difpoftd to purchafe the above by Private Contract, Propofals will be reeeived 1)y Meffrs. Gor man Brothers, No. 26, New Proati-ftreet, Loudon; Met4s. Thoma 4 le,ftpli Hellicars, Isriltol; I,lelfrs. Whitehoufe and Galan, Liverpool; and Meflrs. Chadw:ck and Seddon, Man. chefier. WHEN i'rofelfinnal Men of education and re fponlibilicy deviate from the general fyitens by the fe Lon of a peculiar Branch, the fanctiun of king continued Need's is the brit criterion 0! fuperiority. Eight years have I devott d toy praCtice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the ruccefsful refult of my plan glees me additional ardour to oppufe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every blanch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a wiia ". an early period of Pradtice to rcfcuc individm als trom thc ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitant: of general Practitioners. The THit Eh DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whether of a recent or long duration.—silly AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether miring front the habits 01 Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which i. called .13.11(REN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difcafe.s arc the refult of ignorance or hark In the treatment of a Coyle Gonorrhea, and It not urerequently !:ap peets that the lords of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch cumpLiuts are entity cured, and even where others have failed, I unit that I may prefume to offer a rn elleal re-ettabllihment Few,howcver, are the cafes of complicated darer; in the diforder com e ared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe (ruin indulgence ins SOLITAKY VICE, or the pn:valcut time• tics of a falluonable: Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confcquence of (tech pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulterer broods over his ntifery,hut care, fully conceals his misfortune, It may be Pone confutation for bim to know, that although it be an ok:eCt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pradittionens, the removal of tilde DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anskey will he prevented by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and in th•le cafes no gnat diScuities will occur. Bat where this Deficiency has for yearsexitted, a proper Per kverance is holifpenfitel y requifite to revive the tbanthring (parts of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been infappainted In their expeditions of a Family, may be allured, that en ma inftances fuel defeds are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which I. fo 4:Sendai to my undertaking, and the cations which I have prefitmed to date, form the Saes= Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fu^b this Ind minion is given, that Mr 11----• may beconfultedpefonalty (or by letters Melding a (mall note) at his honk, No. s 9, Anna delAreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. Thus I. on additional Glitl•DC4l in Winer-Area adjoining sad the mane bk on both the tkors. M. a Member et the Ural Collegr . ct ';urgecne. Ths only WAREHOUSE for Curious FINEFLANT: PLS. ANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel Draper to her Majekty, No. tot, evegate - ft r e zt, hgc leave to acquaint the Nobility and Public that he bas now on Pale a large Affort. ment of Welch, Salifbury, and other L:te mut co kurei Daises, white Linings. Stages, S.vattlizin for Ironing Cloths, white and fcarlet 13ath-Coatrg, and particularly a white Flannel of very curious Manufadture for Gentlemen's Under Wailteoats, Shirts, Ste. with a Variety of Scarlet Flan nels; alfo thick green nod light-blue ibises of all widths f r covering Carpets, Doors, lee. Green Cloths plain, and with yellow Borders, for Tables, and (putted Flannels for Deans- Gowis ; likewife hi> real nine times dyed blue Flannel Stock- Gloves, Caps, and Socks, Artitae% which have ia juitly and univerfdly acquired the greatell Reputation for their et traordinary Efficacy in the Cure of the libounkatifm and Gout. Patent fleecy Holicry ManufaCtured in various Articles, Wit ney BLinketh on very low terms. _ 1)k. JAMES's ANALEvric PILLS. F OR the Itlicumatifnis and Colds which pr e vail at this (citron of the year, no Medicine is fofafe and effica cious as Dr. JAMES's ANA LEPTIC PILLS. 'Their peculiar tendency to promote Perfplratlon, and all the u.aural SCCIC dons, wit! account for their fiuguLr Art ucs th ..omplaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is ILble from the vieifatudes of our Climate. They arc admirably cal culated for dlfordas of tfie Stomach and Bowels, for perfects of a Bilious or a Gamy habit, as alfo fur thrift whofeeonftftu tions have been affedied by a too aaive or ton fedi:wary life. They are likewiL particularly ferclecable iii Head-Atha omit. Boned by Indigcltion, and in removing the bid clfrzts of free Iilog; as alto in preventing Panics and Apoplesitt, fo often the conLquence of intemperance Recourfu nand .be had to than after every excel's of eating or drinking, and upon cv, ry flight indifpofition ; and thus their well known charaeleriftie of pro moting lonvvity will be maintained; for, by allitting Nature in the due difcharge of the animal functions, and by keeping the eonititutivn as it were in continual repair, they preferve the bo- dy in health and vixour, ant 4 prevent premature decay. As the ANA Ep, In PILLS awe their excelknetito a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only be had genuine front them; and they arc fold by 1 7 RA:4i:is NawevllY, at the ll'arehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, 1 , :o. 45, the EaR End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Chcapfide,LonAent ; and at Dr. James's late houfe in Bruton-ftreet ; in &mei price 4s. 641. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for ii. as. 61-obferva that the name, " Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,* is engravedin the Ramps. All others arcroun• tecfcits. DISEASE-4 of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily Ix confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfc, Ne 5, Filth-ilea:, Sui.o, London, in all cafes of Ohltrudions fitrifiaircs, Dicer% Saninal W,altriefs, Iteontincncy of Urine Filttikag 4 ImputFuce, and debility in either Scx, &c. From extentire Pradiec in this •ftcpartment, to which he has con fined hirnrclf for many yerrs, he oath a Method of Cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relarfe. Mr. DtifOi IR, fok Proprietor of Doran's celebrated (ma dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fe improved them, by 'Urea ing tiaoa of the irritating eircela of oumnicn Dingier., that they fdrceed whcre cauftics and other violent rocans hay,: failed. For Vencred Made, Mr. DU TOUR is InpoEllion De t: R_rnediel, fo mild that they render confinement or rdtraint in diet ustaceedrary. To enalic hint ,o 7.l.tend Pleat at to it own houfes, he fins provided the atllitanee of a Genii& man of the Faculty. Ptrfons in the country nay be rand by ftarirg tt,etr c3ft.. in letters, pole paid. • Jolt po , :lifht.d, price st. t'd. klfth Edition, eta!srzed.—A Treatife on the above Comphnots, illuilrated with the variour fymptonts end Cafes Chewing the p iirful and dangerot.s cls tea.. of Coalie Boogies; an implored method of treating go norrheal, &c. &e. Printed for J. Callow, Crown -tout, Sobu; an•l H. D. Symonds, Paurn-ifter-row; tan m be had at ',.l.(lneen's, Ewer-Change. and at the Author's. BY HIS M.kJE‘q'Y's ROYAL LETITRS PATSN r. Dr. BRODUM'w NERVOIts CORDIM... and BOTANICAL - SYRUP. IT has long been a cptellion, as well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. BaODUM fhould be more retorted teas a kiedieal Nl.tn, than 11c of oar brit PityliAans, whole cha ster and eminence has never been doutned : this Enigma has lone puzzled all ranks of people; but who we weigh and eon= tiller the caufe in a deliberate manner, the furwize cafes, and toe cataract is taken from the eye. Fur initance, how numer ous are the dilOrders the human frame is fubject to, and which arife, folely from the Patients hope-old:nee; :left complaints the Patient is :oh:toted to untold to his own family Phyfician, either fearful it may by Come uncovers-en accident become public, or does not like to confils his weaknefs to the Phyfielan be is in timate with ; and in which cafe the temale in particular often falls a facrilice, rather than divuir: the fccret of their guilt and without knowing the origin of the diforder it is impollible for any PhyfiLian to preterit's: with fuccefs ; their, then ,arc the Patients who eau with fal.ty apply to Dr. Brodum, for they have only t..• rico initials NI their letters, and (late their cafe withlut ary rt.f.Tve whatever. The Doelor fend. them either a prefcription or met!icine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the perfun who has made application to him, at.d the matter rats for ever a keret, as it is out of the power of the Doctor to make a ditcovery: Ibis is the only and true caufe why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of all rar.ks of people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his elv.nraaer is fo well eftablithed as a Wilful Phylic:an, when we obferve in , the daily papers, the well atithcliticated Cures performed by him, to psrfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rheumatifin, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Yellow Fever, jaundice. Bilious Complaints, Spafins in the S;omach and Bowels, and Debilities or Both Sexes, arifing from natural sr acquired Caulks, in particular, chute Complaints ori ginating from Intemperance, improper Indulgences, Inebriety, or Locative For the removal of every kind of Obftrudion in the Syfteni, there arc few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can tcltify, who have witnefred its beneficial ettedts, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub- Ranee—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Difeafes that origi nate in the baneful Atmofphere in hot Climates. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Doctor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Betties at fl. 25.—its. 61—and st bi. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. Iso, Oxford-ftreet ; 'Putt, Royal Exchange; E. Ncwhery, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; Bouiton, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockcll'a Medicine warehoufe, No. 219.Stranis and by moil Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms. Inionost's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thee ferret f; flrmitia of Nature which Delicacy often forbids to difelote even to their Relatives: with aTreatifison Female Difeafes, Nervous, Hypo cheindriac, and Confumptive Complaints.—To which is added, Advice to Bich and Hot-well bsathers, ace. It Is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. _ _ . • • To thuf.: Ladles and Gentlemen bordering an the Rate of Matrimony, the Do tor would psitt:eularly rizommend the &manLai Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the froalleft degree apprebenlive of the Syl tern not being entirely foand, or fubje.2 to relaxations of the folds. It will be n :caner the DoEtor &mild fee loch Patients as are afilided with Deainefs or Lois of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dnttor (Pod or Carriage paid), with his ufual Fee.— Ile Medicines may be had every Pay. • • Letter, Rating Patients cafes, with the Doelor'a Vaal fee of a G6inea, wilt be Itsielly attended to. A xis. hut& =taloa equal to five (mall ewe., This canfideration has afforded me the greatell moorage meat ; and authorises me to indulge the confident hope—that the indultry which It will become me to employ, whenever the proper feafon for eserdon than arrive, will place me in that hanourabk Situation, which it is the object of my ambition to attain, and which it shall be my anxious end avour to deferve. I have the honour to be, with great refped, Ladles and Gentlemen, Aidennanbury, Your molt obedient and devoted Servant. Feb. st, tam. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. MONDAY. MARCH x, ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DR AWING. SCHEME. - No. of Prises. Value of each. Total Value. 4 - of 4. 2C,C00 - is 4. 80,000 4 - - 10,c00 - - 40,030 4 - - 5. 000 - •- 10,000 3 2,000 .. 10,000 10 • 1,000 • xc,noo • Is - - Soo - • 6,000 50 - - 100 - - 3,000 100 3o - - SPoo iB,OOO - A 1 8 - 3141000 6opoo Tickets SZ. 00 , 00 0 CAPITALS DETERMiNABLE: Fartt-drawn Ticket 23th Day 4. topoo Ditto - 2 tat Day ao,coo Ditto . 32d Day sopa° Ditto • 4oth Day t,OOO Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Licenad Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - 4.16 13 0 Half - Bis o Eighth - a 3 6 quarter - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - ",„• qua rter lo the Country walling to have Ticke:i or Shares. may he fupplied by fending good Bllls at Short Datct, l'oß Office Orders, Dank Notes, or Calla, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife ennfiderably before the Drawlng,-Ptizes paid in Sterling Mnney. FIRST OF MARCH THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. TBISH refpeafully acquAintc the Public, that 2 - • it is in contemplation to 'her the mndc of Lotteries in future; the prefeut, therefore, in all probability, will be the LA where an inunenfe Prize can be obtained for fo frmill a lift. Tickets and Shares arc felling in gr:at variety at h‘th his Ohl i•dablilbeil Offic.l4 Na. 4, COILNHILL, and No. 9, is HARING-CROSS, where the following Cap!tal l'rizcswcre all fold, Glared. and reglttercd. In the late ycar (tBot ) : 50401 - C. 3 NOOO 44 0 67 3et» 91931 - 10400 It ,363 2000 z - toizoo 5377 looft Tickets and Shares will rife eontidk rably before the Drawing begins. and the Prizes wM be paid as afin&l in full fterllng muncy. '•• - oov4.•rumcnt Secoritki bought and fokl on Commitnon. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fozhole-Rreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the 12th of February inßant, at Ten o'clock i the Fore- noon, (by virtue of a Cominiffion of Appraifernent at.d Sale iffued from his Ma)eity's High Court of Admtralty,) TEN CASKS OF BRANDY, part of the Cargo of the Galliot Jonas COCNIAD, cletainA on her Voyage from Bantle= to Dublin, by the Private Ship of War Lovely Emily, Mr. James Hamilton, Commander. For viewing Samples, Re. apply to Samuel Dobree, Merchant, London; J. de Lacombe, EN. (one of the Com miffioners ;) or to Mr. John Hawker, Trlcrehatu, Plyntuuth. JOHN PRIDHAM, Brakes. ' CAPITAL PORTER BREWER?. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTIOE, Upon the asth day of March, tBo2, at the Houfe of jams Ica, the Eagle and CI ild, Warrington, THEkUNCORN PORTER BREWERY, with all the Brewing Utcnfils, Stores, Cafes, &c. as the fame are at preen poffeffed by Adieu Mlrrifon. The Brewery is Leafehold, otwhicla there is Fourteen Years yet to come. and was built in the Years ryBs-6. It is excellently conitrueted, well fuprned with Water, and is fituated on the banks of the Iklerfey,within a few laundr,d yards of the fort where the lluke t Bridgwater's Canal joins that river, confequently has the aivantage of cheap Water Carriage to Liverpool, Maticheft , r, and all the manufaduring Towns in Lancaldre, Chelhir , Stafforelfhire,&c. There is a commodious Dwelling-houie up. n the Premifes, confining of fourteen Rooms, betides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well flocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further Particulars apply to MEM% Macdougall and Hunter, New-fquare, Lincultell-Inn; Mr. William Lawton, merchant, Liverpool ; or Mr. Ai:leas Morrifon, upon the Pre ndfcs ; either of whom are authorized to fell by P rivate Contract.