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IMP frfr . ,tec-• -••-•-• _... . • -,,,..111.... ,( . • irf S i . , , ;,.-.... 1.4; ~ .. ......1. . . .. r ...z....,,, G 4. • Tlii6le ,; _ x . : . ~,. -. :. ...n. t - :,%r ft cr- CTIJ:••• lettl4 The K;,,-, Nl. ahcr the Tl L.a. argil Ltui- ire. IA ak, 'rt. 11 of LIE on. I adv.. till.. tiv• t of .Eti- the hap :f :a k are hat thh who ltich rarr. 1 , •" r Lair(' VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN. k5.1.0ti and PLEWLANDHILL SALE POSTPONED. T the continue) requefi of Perfons defirous to ,rtntine the Property, the Sale of Leafton and Piny 11E9 is dslayed until Thurfday the sad day of Oelober Nl,E,Eitime application may be made as, formerly to W.S. Edinburgh; or to Mart. Rnfi and &NMI-court, London; either of than have c , E. tr at by private bazzain.—John Allan, at Leuftoti, fl.,a , the UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. S the Repuution, in which this UNIVER srrY is ddervedly held, corninues - to attradk great num of ,out; Gentlemen from a inflame, If may no . he un ['NW,. to Parents and Guardians to he Informed, that Stu , A :ttetlieg this Univerfity m 4 he accommodated with dl odging by the Rev. Ft. Fenwiek. A. M. late Fel- Colkge, Oxfetrd, and Minifter of' thc Foglifh npel of Leith, who alio fuperintends their Morals Ir F. has taken a large and commodious hmile in South oronlitt the College. His number is limited to lad each Gentleman aecommod.nt :d with feparateapart- ems for the sellie Year, too Guineas. Nine Months. Rr Guineas. S.l it'utale..6, Guineas. 0. Arlicarion mutt be 'made beibre the end of Occtober. This day was publithed. peke 9s. in hoards, The t hird Part of TIOERVATIONS and Advices for the im provement of the Manufaelure of Muceavado &tor and . 1 • which is added. a 1)&6p:ion of a New Kiln for ole.o tl.e. Interfp••rfed with occafional Ohfervations on J By BRYAN, HIGG'NS, M. D. Primed for T. Cade% •In. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom my( he tad, The Brit ar,dSceond Parts, price es. each. This day was publifhed, price as. CONSIDERATIONS on the Momentous Sub j.:a;4ol PEACE and WAR, and NEGOCIATION;; Anfwer to the Pretebfions of France. By Mr. PRATT. csiOt gratiam fermonis Attici, det mihi tandem ju •• cunditatun et parem copiam." l QIUNCT. .for J .Hatchard, No. 1 9 0, oppoSte York Houfc, Where may he lad, lately poNiesed. price gs. 6d. fewed. The Progrefs of the Pilgrim Good Intent In Jacobinical On the lira of twit Month will be publifileal, price 29, with a toothier :hie Addition of l.e.ter-Prers. No. 44, of THE MEDICtIL and CHIRURGICAL RE . vlEw (la be continued e% ery other Month): containing, e h7 ft 0 , hors. Duncan's Annals of Medicine; Froilofophical T. ; Seddiks's Ohl rvations on Conk tnption ;' Gar tett', .:•co. , s Phikiophy; Perfett's Annals of Infanity ; Co. ray Vfraallation of Hippocrates; Guyton-Morveau's Traits o.lC:tetion de l'Air ; Veterinary . Traufaetions. &c. ke.— With a great Variety of Mifccllancous Information rtiatitv to 11 , ..r0 ice and the Sciences connened th&cwith. Ago, an Ac couta of Medical I,ediures if London for the enfulng &:afon. London : Printed for the Editors; and fold by T. Booky, 014 Loud ftreet ; W. Mudie, Edinburgh; W. Gilbert, Dub ; and all ',thee Bookfelltra. N. D. The Numbers may be had Ceparate, or in Volumes lES-bound and lettered, price tos. each. ye c• h•:e Pl. a. as • This day was putdifhed, price as. feared; THE GA RDENER's POCKET-JOURNAL, •-• or Daily affiftant in the Modern Practice of Englilh Gat e • sog ; being a Monthly Difpby of all the PraCtical Works of ,r.l Gard:ming throughout the Year : Forming a Complete It.r:embrancer of the Searons; 'and different methods of fow ie;. Tinning, propagating, and Mhos the various Produetions ci the Kitchen, Fruit. and Flower Garden, fee. ate. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE. Author of Every Man his own Gardener, dac. The Slith Edition, eorreded lord improved. and the i - all 'oryq WA' -t• • 'V 11"1" I or.don : Printed for Crcdby and Letterman, Siatloners - court, Faternofter-raw ; and may be had of all Bookfellers and Setilfintn. Where may be had, Jullt pablards MOSS or. the MANAGEMaNT of Cl-111.09.EN and LYING-IN WOMEN, the Second Edition, Bvo. The DUTIES of FEMALES, from infancy to "lid Age, and in moll Situations Its Life, ismo. as. Sd. This day was publiihrd, hi 4 vols. price 16s. THE KNIGHT and MASON ; or, He who Runs may Read. A Novel. Lcndon i Printed for Crotby and Letterman, Stationers'- court, Paternolter-row. Where may he had, jug publigsed. $. I. Ernalirt, by Mils Either Hollicin, I Yoh. • - 7 0 The Cbdd of Hope, 3 vols. by Mifs Pilkington - zo 6 Julia, or the illuiftited Ramo, a vols. - g 0 /.., line ; founded ots Fidts ;by a Lady, 3 vols. - to 6 Myileriud Penitent, or the Norman Chateau ' 2 yob. 6 o 'I I.e Runaway, or Beat of Benevolence, 4 Vols. by Mr. `with - - - . - - 14 0 A I ansay Story, 3 vo4 by ditto - • zo 6 .1 s , rvisle, or the At ytterious Lover, a wag. . 7 0 :`; .•:!ssf thc Coale; a Rornancc, by Mr. Proby, t•ols. 7 0 is ;.:y Cuuotels, 4 vols. by Mifs Gunning, - l4 0 Zoonablc Involvements, 3 ruse by Mrs. Gunning to 6 A Puce of Family Ricipaptiy, 3 yob. - - to 6 I ,miry of Heide% (menthe French of La Fontaine, 4v. 14 0 Is. .s Co:villa, 3 vols. - - - 9 0 •• of hiwortuoc, or Lavelle' Oclar and Zelima 3 0 .•. Y V Adegrave, by Dr. Joicph Tower*, 2 vols. 6 0 ' • hrii.s, by the Author ad_ Theodore Cyphen, 4 vol.. 14 0 ?* ' ...try Wonderer, by Charlotte Smith, 3 vols. - 13 6 - - , '-'. '•'.i.ctSbii of the URINARY CANAL. and YENERLM. COMPLAINTS. ' 7, IR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he m a y I 4311 Y/lie confulted gratis, foam 9t03, at hie hmAre, No. ~ !'pith - ft rret, Soho, London, In all calm of Obaruellona, -iei urn., (meets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency a Urine '.tl , Impotence., and debility In either Sex, Ike: From '. • • ' , v- i`r.iaiee in this deparrrrent, to which he ha. cno '....inl. Ifor many yLars, he offer a method of mire, mild, ';• '.' i , •.• end which prevents a Mark. Mr. 01:1 OUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me lt, ' d I Bout) .1. h4A ultimately Co improved darn, by ilivclt. .• i . ..1 adv. • ireitatiits eff.'its of common Amides.' ;RI 4 I. •, .1 win r, eaidtict and other violent means !lave 111 . 1 I ''r t! ,, , Vents's! Difcede;Mt. DU FOI litis In pot; of P iro.,',, Remedies, Co mild that alley render coofinement or t ti• cot in diet umteceffary. To enable ',Mt to attend patients :: •I,i .r own books, be has ?molded the afliftance of a Gentle. r .n .4 the I ac uity. Petion. , In the country may be-cured by hat...! their esteem letters, raft p. 1. 1..1i pablieted v price as. 64. Filth withEtitioenlargett—A 1, lc", on the above Complaints. Slanted the varinui 1 • , • r. , . and Wet fkleveing the painful and dangerous et I .' '.,: e.iittle %emits • an improved method ef treating go. , • 017-6, &e. ftie. Pein;e4 tar J. Callow, Crown•coun. Sohn. t-: 1 11. U. 3 Vatostaotto.rove ; alto to be bad at I * . C , ...''ecn .ll , s ea sal se the Atabar'a. CUSTOM HOME, LO.WD9N, Ang! r n 19, Igct. POW. SALF, By Order _if the lien girer,* the 11MISSIONERS of ES 6USTO.2IS, hr Tz.,fday the 25th, IV,dneffay the 261 h, ond Thurflay the 271 L g 1801, At three 0',10,i in t/ al!ernswo ihe faiJL'aye„ 1, the Khan, 1 THE FOLLOHINGI.GOODS, are allotted in ii.. 211 f6e t S e better aceninniwfat,on ef the feveral Deafer', a' wall p,iv.r?, Perf,,,-chn aoofe to beconrepstrcleafere: • FOR EXPORTATION: Balt India prohibited Goods, Silks, Silk Stockings, Blois and Thread hone Lace, &C. TO/AM:AR COXSURIVTION: Brandy, Rum, Geneva;Vine, Cordials, Tea, Coffee, Cocos, Chocolate, Nutmegs, Sugar and other Grocery, Whale-hone, Cheefe, Bees wax, Drugs, Hide's, Skims, Fiddler, Cotton Wool, Feathers, Cambrick, Tluul n, Linen, Nankeen Cloth, Shawls, Crape, Silk and Stuff Gauze, Thread. Silk, Mother of Pearl Beads, eat Hots, Sponge, Leather, a Vara, Boats, Deals, I)yrrs Wood, Mahogany, Cordage, Materials of Vef fell, Wainfeot Boards, Malts, Staves, Dutch Torras, Lignam gtiaffia, emboffed, printing and waste Paper, Barbary Dates, Porcelain, Arrow-root, Poweer, Tobacco Afhes, Sec. Alf, fttb Goods at have remained in hit Illajefly'e Warebeenfe ward, f Three Month:, not cleared, r the deur: pad, viz. Pictures, Books, French Cludi, prepared Medicines, Vulture Feathers, Gauze, Swanfdown, Baize, Bucket Veils, Hard ware, Cotton Wool, and fundry other forts of Goods as mentioned in the Catalogues. CLEAR Us A 1 . ,. DUTIES. [Ell 1,3 i a G oL only (nelson The Vele!, Blatt, Dial:, Its. , e Itlaimg•any, Cordage, .Materials of Veld', fir, Sta:•rt, het:l. Tarrns, Ll'e. to be viewed at the Tobacco Gr and, near the Wet Dock, Rotberhithe ; the Tobago Afeee, at the King, Tobae.n Warehoul, ; and all the other G at Lir" 16 7 JrchorP, Cto-Ifoufr, Laudon, on Fri.doy the tBtL, end .Crtirduy tho t 96 of o eer y?, _front nine to one in the f • .nroni, and in the awning, before the fale, where Cataloguer delmerti. N.B. Goode b *she at this Sale tonfi he tail for on or hiore Monday the 1416 Seennkr, 1801, &tinnier the burr of nine o'eloei in the warning and thr-e in the of or the elercfitt wade thereon will a'folortely k: ewe forfiteel, and the Gook re-fa dat a pare Sale. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT:''OR SALL ST AUCTION, At the Cullom-Hpufe, in Eaft-Cowci, on Thurfday the 37th day of Auguß, tgo,, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been fazed and legally condemned, antrmay be viewed and tailed an Application at his Majufty's Warehoufe, ewe Days before the Sale, BRANDY - - 4 1 51 GENEVA - ' - - I347 l oaltens. RUM - - - - A FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, °vet' the Royal Exchange, On Tuesday the ';th infant, at Two o'Clock predict'', 'I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. goo Fides Prime Virginia Bacon. stop Prime Virginia Hanu. gto ditto ditto Shoulders.. Hogtheads old French Wee Wine Vinegar. To be Mewed o the tithe of Salt—lying at Freeman's wharf, Pi-hie Herring; the Vinegar at Hayes s wharf, Tooley-ftreet, wuere Catalogues weight had, at the placed Cale, and of George French. Swum Briker, No. G. Great Faftcheap. CORN TITHES OF WOODtiORNE, NORTHUMBER LAND. 1 TO BE LET, by the Worlhiptui Company of Mercers, Lon don, , n I eafe for Twenty-one years, from Lady Day, Dios. AMOIETY, or Hail PArt dr4be Corn Tithes of the •T wroChlps of Woodhott Wide•ringtoo Two Steads, Crefwell, North Seaton, HI& and Horton, in the County of Northambesiand. . Furthes information may be bad at the Clerk's Offlee, Iron monger-lane, Cheapfsde, I,ondon, every day (Saturdays ex cepted) from tea o'cl-Lk In the morning till two in the after noon.—Proporah for treating for the laid Tithes are to be fent, kaled up, to the Clerk's Office, on or before Saturday the isith of September, with the names and addrelles of fuch perfons as arc willing to offer for the laid Tithes. • VALUABLE SA {AVON FI3RINGS ONTHE RIVER TitY. BELONGING 'fo THE EARL OF MANSFIELD. TO BE. LET for SIX YEARS after ANDREWsmAss, 18oz , by public Roop,upon Wednefday the 30th day of September , at Is o'clock at noon, within the Salutation Inn, Perth, 'HE Filhings of Scone and Rome, lying on the Ealt fide of tho River Tay, as prefently palled by Thos. Cope and David BLnr, and their Subtenants. The lower boundary of thefe Fifhings commences about one Mile above the Perth Bridge, and within Tide Mark, and extends along the tanks of the River cue force mllcs. including many very excellent Elating Station., famed for producing Salmon tarty in theSegon, at:d alfu in abunUance. The Mang, of Walkmill of Innerbucil, lying next adjacent to the above, and as prefently poffvffed by William Stewart, merchant, Li Perth ; and the Piihings of Aikentwad and Pit !ochry, as now occupied by John Riehardfon, Efq.and R. Wal -1 lace ; both theft Finking' yield Salmon early, and all the Fall ings may he much improved.—Particular Information may be had by applying to James LaidlaW, Efq C. S. Edinburgh, or William Blair, at Colen.by Perth, who will diredt the different Botindari‘s of the Fifhing to be pointed out. • A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN GLOUCESTERSTRE: TO BE SOLD BY AtIC FIGN—By Mr. PHILLPOTS, fan. At the G7orge Inn, at Strou, on 'Fiturfday the 3d day of Sep tember neat, at thre e o'clock in the afternoon; A ModerWbuilt STONE MANSION HOUSE, called sTRATI,oRD-liousE, with attached and de . tachcd Oct,ffi- walled Garden, well pLuttsd in high perfedion, Melon Ground, FHA Ponds, Pleafule Ground', and feveml In. ' clufures 'of rich Graft I.and, partly planted with choice Fruit Trees furemmtling the Houk, with three neat Cottages and G ar dens; the w h o le compelling upwards of 32 Acres, Stumm in witealthy country, commanding molt beautiful and plan relive vkws, well fupplied with Water, and forminaglf a trumil ly e d of e -111414 refidetur for a gent& Family ; within h a Stroud, and adj.rent to the Turnpike Road leading from Bath to Cheltenham ; 3o miles diltant fromthe former, and 14 from the latter place, to from Gloucefter, te from Cirencettar; and 104 (tom Lotidorl.---The Houle, which it Smite in a Lawn, with a Brum of Water in front, confifts on the Ground-Boor of a Veltibule, t 6 feet by to; Eating-room, 20 feet by al I travelog-morn, so feat by 17 ; Study, Setviug's Hall,Kiteben, and Htl!tret,and other Pantries, wills good Cellar, underneath on the prieripal Wernher Hoot.. is Breakfaft or Mornin theg room to the ern/tee; Oh Lodging-cams with clofcts attic confdta of 1.-vett gond Chambers, and a Laundry 27 f.at .by an. The attacnci offices include a Wadi-hook the de- Brewhoafe, and Bain Mance, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, arc.; ' and tached alines count 01 StAbiltg fur eleven Horfes, double Coaciphoufe, Hawk-room, t iranary, Lumber-rootna, and Cold Batt.—the above, earept about 4 ACM in the pant tof Pain& rick, lie In the mid& of Stroud, an.t there awe feats In Stroud Church, belonging. to the Lamer-The rurclufer may be ac commodated with num. Land, to the extent of tact Acres, if PuSeffiod will be given Oa ltffrlpiCtiffill of the purcisaCe ; gad one hall of toe patchak money may remain on mortgage, if defired. T. br Amen' by Flush of which with particular , and condi na. of Sale, may be bad cf Mr. 'Whiteounbc, Scrjrant's Inn, Flog-Iltett; or at the (ace of Metres, Whiteorabe, and PhlUperti, inGlosseetter, *here • Map of the Pr . emalk.a, may be teem TO BE SOLD, At SANGATE, on the coaft of Ki nt, one mile from Fnik- Ilone, three from Hythr, and 16 from Canterbury, i'EN PARCELS of LAND, to,...;alier, or as -I- :narked out, containing an Acre Lot, well adapted for Builders, having within itfcli Water. Stun , , and Sind, of excellent quality. Th, line of frwit Ole length of tile ftrett ar.l, being b i•ardril Highway, preelud,all futur, Imcrruption trim oth:sr build the views fr.im Caftl,:fiel.l arc fir:milady grand. the real value of this fituation can bo appreciat..,l by lilt only. Any Gentleman &Brous of a " 1 / 4 .arine in a com modious vicinity, and r .niarkable lur the fLlub.:ty Air. (be ing (heltered front the Es(l. Wind), will find thi, adv.:rtifenient of importance, and worth Iminediate Attt iun. Apply to Mr. Tritton, et I lyttso4Bui , .; r. - - .• . CAPITAL REsiD.,NCE IN If E VONSIn IR E, Wirh immediate l• TO BE SOLD IN Fit, BY Pv.tv ,TE . ....(fs - rancT, THE Manor and Lordihip of WEAR, other wife HONFFON's SIEGE; confining of a cavi!al houfe,of dißinguilhed and ex:owlet, plan an , eloratiuo,with Nit- • able offices of every denominaif dec. in the ecatre of 40 acres of very rich I Ind, beautifully swonded, through which the river Ear is navigable; tin, lima , ion one of the fineft in England; the view , on all fides dclighttul; diltant from Fite ter two miles and a half, looking down the river to th: Imo h to ' Exmouth4 and the fea, from, which it is diftant feveo mires the village of Wear, ith fundry farms, dove-honfes, lime klns, wharf on the river, eatenfive Calmon fitheries, &c. are in- eluded. On a view it may be found to poliefs every beauty and convenience to render it the molt delirable refideucc in the king door for fate. The Parit,of lis acres, in which the houfe is moft advantage- I oufly feated, may be purchai:d without the other lands. - And alto with poifellion on the 29th day of September, 1832, The Mani - ion-hook of Moent Wear, p 1 ;Jingly ekvated on the Imn!ts of the Eac, with all requiftte ofit:. : and excel lent gardens. and more lei. of th rich lands adjoining. Part •t the purchafe money may remain on fecurity. Esquire of W. F. Spicer, Efq. at Weir, (letters pot} paid.) _ . . .. _ A DESIRABLE SHIPWRIGHT% YARD, and CAPI TAL DWELLING HOUSE, within the PORT of PLY MOUTH. - - - - - - TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By order of the Affignees of Thomas Dunfterville. a Bankrupt, on Tuctday the 15th day of September, at five o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Pope's Head Tavern, in Plymouth, 'fHE'following very valuable LEA ''')El-IOLD PROPERTY, in two repeats Lots, viz.— Lot t. For the remainder of a term of tw tity-one yesrs in poffeffion, from the 29th September t 79. t, 4nd for a further term of ninety-nine years (determinable on three Lives or the purehafer's nomination), to be grinted at the expiration of the laid tam of twenty-one years, with a perpetual right of re newal OD the death of each Life, OIS payment of a fine certain ; All that valuable, complete, and compad Shipwrights Yard. with the Docks, Slipa, Qyays. Stores, Lofts, Shed-, and Dwelling Houle thereunto bd'nging, fituate within the Port of Plymouth, at Cremil Point, in the parifh of Eaft Stone houle, and County of Devon ; fixing fuperior to every Mer chant Shipwrights Yard in the Port, aid equal to any in the Kingdom, having a depth of water competent to the building or repairing (hips of the larieft tounage ; is in a moll eligible fituation, and capable of the higheß improvement. The who* is very extettfive, and contains upwards of an acre above high water mark, ani more than an acre hal..w high water mark.o—ln this Lot included the Building, which is now laird as the King's Slaughter Hoofs, at the Port of Ply mouth, which belongs to the Yard,and adjoin. it on the eR, and is held by the Commiffioners of the Victualling, under the yearly rent of 1451. Ist. Lot 2. For the remainder of a term of ninety-nine year, determinable on the death of three young and healthy Live., with a perpetual right of renewal on a fine certain—All that defirable and well-built Dwelling Houle, and Garden in front thereof, containing together one hundred and fourteen perch of ground, fituate at Cremil Point aforefaid, late the refidence of the laid Thomas Dunftervilie. The Dwelling Houfe confifts of two large and handfome parlours, a kitchen, and office, on the ground-floor ; four commodious bed rooms, with dreffing rooms, on the tecond floor ; limitable chambers on the attic (lorry, and all other convenient attached and detached Offices. It was built a thort time•fince by Mr. Dunftrrville for his own refi. deuce, and is delightfully &nate at the entrance of Hamoaxe, commanding a full view of the Harbour, and would be a very eligible refidence for a Naval or Military Officer. It may be catered upon immediately. Mr. Dons, at Cremil Point, will thew the Premifes ; and far ther particulars may be had, by applying *tither to Mr. William Smith in the Mnori es Parr, at Plymouth, the A . London ; Mr. J. B. Bayly, Herbert. Mr. W i lliam ffigneet; or to Mr. Kelly, the Solicitor, Plymouth. WHEN ProfelfiGnal Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyitem by the fe leftion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued Needs is the belt criterion of furriority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the excluflve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult of my plan gives tae additional ardour to oppofe as fir as f am We the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of PraCtice to relate intilvidu ah froth the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally tLin getout precipitancy of general Practitioners.. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpccies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or loos dueation.---2dly. All kinds ofDEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftern in Women which is called BARREN. , NESS or srEitaxne. Numerous difeafcs are the rcfult of ignorance or halite In the tram:Meat of a firnple Gonorrhea, and it not =frequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fetch complaints art all cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may Renate to offer a radical re.citabilihment. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous iltuations of Men, who from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fitikionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch petuicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer broods over his inifery, but care, fatly conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation for him to know, that although It be an obied of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pratlitionen, the removal of dole DEFI CIENCIES by the gradualie rivets of Renovation is the acquire men/ of my experience. I I the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, mach anxiety will be prevented by an early counteenftion of this languid Rote, and in theft cafes no great ditlimalgies will occur. But where this Dolletency has for years exißed. a proper Per feveranco is indifpenfibly reqedfite to revive the fiumbring (parks of Lire, and to re-animate the Conftftution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed in their expettations of a Family, may be allured, that in moil Wiliness loch defeat are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is to effential to my undertaliing, and the (''allfleations which I have prefumed to Rate, forret ?he Sans eX sty Pretenbons, and In coincidence with huh thistati mation is given, that Mr may be confulted pcknally (or by letters incieffing a (mall note) at his husk, No. 29, Arun del-Rivet, Strand, near Temple-Bar There Is an additional entrance him Water-erect adjoining, and the nasals cm bets the doors. hi. B. Member oi the loysi Collage el Sergeant. AAST INDIA IIr:CSE, '!1 Tr;, ISJI. F C0A1.1117 - 1 EL SHIPPINC U.VIT lUPi'IiK -- a A" 7 • , . "Y if mdih, • , h. . `rr., C•r r,,mr j '+; .., ,`t r. i:r y. %,y .-r, ;,. rl •. .t. Y L OS the .:jr:sl Vt ArlY:art, I I r or 31,:ar W.OUr, vke, flx ut ty ~th 180., at lour NI p ix e, R. 1 . r, G'ai I,y L. ai:d Li v. 4, Payable at NI: J. De. :10-1 L.iindua, and pi R. F. for Julie .0, l'aiat . li et )0 Days Drawn by A. Slaw :,nd A. Bolt, Aci ept,ll !my iy, Lou do:., and litetori,e; by ,Iltaw zs..l. Jun . ' t, Payable .0 Six Month., lb iusvit by riv..tt tOll, 1.011d0:1,.\.c,-pad by Alexander I.mdo, and 'Thomas Finlayfon, for 141 - I. July to, Payable. at 'Fbrce M Drawn by D. mid J.R. Peyriado, Liindon, Accepted by J. R. I amok), and by D. and J. R. 1;!...1nad0, for 1)31. tas July 1.1, Payslile at Drawn by Georg.; Smith, Hamburgh, Accepted by Tlmmas I and Ptedeat, and Intlorft-il by Georg. Smith, fur 30..>1. Auguit 1, Payable. at 70 Days, Dr; sfli by R. F. Alexand,r, Gliagow, Aceepti.d by Edwartl-CarMe, Londem, and Ind:tried by IL F. Alexander, for 1271. 101. Whoever brings fame to PALMER and 1 OMLIN. SON's Oilier, Warmord-Court, Throgenorton-arcet, will re ceive a Reward of TEN ULDNEAS. N. R. Payment of the Vs'hole is 'topped. LETTLR COPYING MACHINES. 111. HIS MAJESTY ' S ROYAL LETTEAS PATENT* TUE newly invented Machine for Writing wit h two P'..NS, producing at the fame itiltant two ofidil:4ll6 according to the common nude of writing, is nif.:red :o the mercial, Political, Legal, and Literary Woi kl, as well as to all perfons defirous of preh ryir.g authentic records of their corref pundende, &c. Thefe IVlaclsines will be found on trial to be far fuperlor to any other ever offered to the public for tit! difpatch of builnef.—To be had only of I. H Farthing,No. 43. Cornhill, London, Pocket-book and portable WHtinkdek Ma. nufadturer for expo-ration. • MONLIY READY I'O ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen ft,- quetitly fuller great pecuniary inconvenience fur want of knowing force refpeaable charmll throt.,:th Woof.: medium they maf be accommodated with tomporary or p 2rrnaacnt fa no of Money ; all Perfons in polfeflion of Incomes ariling from Freehold, Cepyhold, or Leafehold Eftat,s, in Land or lionfes. Money in t he Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage bet: kments, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patrol Places, Clergyrneit'sLiv ings, or any other certain Income for life• !In? be lopped with temporary or permanent fums of money to any amount, lw paying an adequate Annuity Intereft for the fame, with power to return the prim ipal at their own option. Perfonal applications will be received every day till two o'clock, and letters from Correfwundents, in town or country, will be immediately anfwered. Addrefs to Metres. Vl,rris and Co. at tittle houre, N 0.21, Great Suffolk-111 . W, Charing-cras; but no letters will be ad. Mated, nail's poll paid. • DURHAM, JUNE t 6, SIR —I feel infinite latisfaaion inlaying per ninon to communicate to you a molt furpriling Cure, ef feeted by your truly invaluable RESTORATIVE NERVOUS CORDIAL, and think it would be doing so injuftice to Man kind and the Public in general, to withhold the Efficacy of fo faimary and fovereign a Medicine. Mrs. Shirwood, late houfekceper e Windleftonc Hall, in the vicinity of Durham, hat been affli&ed from the year 1792, wit!) a long train of horrid Nervous affections, attends! with Excru ciating Pains in the Back and Stomach, Giddincls, Violent licad-ach, and extreme Sickncfs; in wort, her'whole frame wan fo imitaired, that it was vita the gteateft difficulty the could walk up or down ftairs, and was often confined to her room for weeks together; her fituation was fo truly alarming, that the frequently was obliged to be fupportesi to prevent her front fall ing; with the advice of medical men, the was induced to make a trial of your Nervous Cordial, t h e bra took two (mall bottles, which aff tried her a little relief, the then fent to me fora large bottle, and before the had takes' the whole of it, was able to walk, without the legit inconvenience, four or five mile ,; the is now upwards of 60 years of age, happily rcftored Roil pain and dite.tfe, to a betteritate of health than the has enjoyed for theft ten years. Any perfon &Drum of further information. may have every fatisfaetion by applying either by letter (pot paid) or perfonally,to your much obliged butubi DE fervant, W. A. IiENRsON. Bookfeller, Sadler-fir:a, Durban. To Dr. BRODIJM, Albion-Rivet, London. The BOT.INICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Doctor's Houfe, No. 9, Albiomitreet, 7 Dams from the Leverian Marcum. BLeektriar's Bridge, In Bader at ads. t ts. 61 and ss. bel. ago at In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Trueman and Son, Briftol. Sheppard, Oofpvt, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Olafgow, Baxtr, Birmingham, Svrinney, Ipfwch,.M:...dliditch, , Bedford, Smith, ' We of Wight, Arun, Blandford, Simmons, Irvine, A. Young. merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Binns and Co. Bridport, Muerte I.ynn, Gales, Cheltenham, Buckle, Leiceaer , Swinfen, Cambridge, Gee, Lewes, Elliott, Canterbury, Ikriftow, Manehetter, Lynch, Carlifle, Jollie, Margate, Silver, Chatham, Etherington, Newbury, Fuller, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Nevrzetle, Walker, Chalker, Poole and Son, Northampton, Dicey and Co Chichefter, Phillipfon, Nottingham, Surhsge aud Co. Dublin, Spilfbury and Co. NorWleh. Stevenfon and Co. Durham, lienderfon, Oxford, Jones. Deal, Role, Plymouth, Nettleton, Dover, Neales; Devises, Broughton, Purthnouth, Bann, Reading, Smart, and Co. Derby, Drewry, Sunderland, Bray, Edinburgh, Baxter, ShuwPatiry, bil.lowes, --..—.. Metre Hufband, Southampton, /taker, --- Meffrs.Daeidfon N. Salitbary, Collies, _., .. Elder, and Co. Pratlon, Serjem. ----- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Pailley, Mr. A. itirry,Vlersh. Glativria contra. Mackenzie, ColL Green, Dub And by rooltilOokreilers and Wilkins-Venders in the three k irodum .. 's Guide to Old Arr,or Advice to both Scam to ob tain a radical and permanent cure for thn fecrit intiimitioa of Nature..whkh delicacy often forbids to el.`clate even to their relatirea ; with a preatifc on femilt Weal..., Nervous, Hypo . chtindttic, and Cotfumptive Complaints. Tu which Is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, Sce. It is particolaly ccomactuled to Sighting Men. • It will be neceS'ary the Doane fhoold fee lath ^Red with Deatnefs or Loft of Sight, ug fend. Letter or Pam* to the Doctor (Pott or Carriage his urns' Free... Tire Medicines may be had every - I • are t il lwir atk" Cg a r q s, a de paid), with ry Day.