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Thh day was pubiithed, the Third Ed.tion, in one large Volt,ne, 3clavo, price 9s. in boards, THE NEW FARMER's CALENDAR; or, NION 11 - 11. Y KLAIEMBRANCER for aU Kinds of Country ilutinefsl comprehending all the Material improve ments in the New Husbandry, with the Nlanagemunt of Live Stock. inferibed to the Farmers of Creat4tritain. By it PAR hi ER and BP. EEDER. PARLIAMENTARY RETROSPECT. " Full indmeity for the pat!, " And ample f.curity for the future!! !" Vide Mr. PITT! Spetch. This day Wes publithed, ptice ys. J. 3- PARLIAMENTARY ktTROSPECT ; or, the Opinions of His MAJESTY'S MINIST FRS, re (reeding the FRENCH REVOLO rioN, the WAR, &c. front t 7go to I Rot, Chronologically arranged. SeleCted front their Speeches In Parliament. With Extradis from the Speeches of the Oppolition. By JAMES EANNANTINE, Efq Lh i 1111 rt. it ttic Datintg4 he treat rth k of as 1 ma .lalext. TENTH NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. , yiv the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CHAmacti calm. rO-NIORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 24, „in be prefented at SANS SOUCI, I efeefter-Place, LeicefterSquarc, an Entertainment, entirely new and (wist ful, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation and Sings. PART 1. Rte. Sir Peter, Meg, and the Song. The Letter N. opening of the plot. . Ree. The Halley Slava. Song. Tree Delight. • Song. The manes of the brave. Rft. Young Tinsel vs. Rec. Mr. Paddle. deceived. Song. Literary Tnuwfmigra- Song. In vino veritas. tion. Rec. More Encroachers Rec. Something or other. Song. The Cuckoo. .Song. The New Year. Rec. An Eseeptlon. PART If. Rec. Str Peter impatient. Rec. Whittle. Song. The Voyage of Life. Song. Tray. Rec. The Difcovery. Rec. The Wooden Legs. Song. Honour among Thieves. Song. Jack at the Opera. Itce. The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts. .on'. The Ladies. Song. The Dinner. PART 111. Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rae. Mag talks ! Suog. The Original and the Song. The Wife cleft. Mute. ' Rec. The Lovers. Rec Carnage and its &lama. Song. Every Man his own Song. The sr Ilitudcs ofGlory. Pilot. Rm. The Ambaffador with. , Rec. The Surprise. out credentials. Song. The Rleffings of Peaty. Song. Father and I. The whole is written, and compact!. and will he fpoken, fuog and accompanied by Mr. MEDI N. Admittance—liozes ss. Doors te be open at Seven, and tie Performance to begin at Light. Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Warr. bottle, where may be had aD his different Produetions• and, Prepof./s fur printing by Sabfeription, his Three Yearn Tour toalmoft the whole of England, and a confiderable Part of Scotland; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpedtable Friends; and cmbellifixd with Forty Plates in aquatints, from Pictures painted by Mr. Di SDI a, and Twenty Vignettes, ec liptic& et died. and prepared for the aquatints, by *Mils DI 'STN. The Platters and Specimens of the Printa.may be ken, free of lexpence, at Leieriter Plate. The above benertaintaent, which continues to be received Isith the loudeft applaufe, will be repeated every Monday, 'T burlday, and Saturday Evenings till further notice. Jolt publiffied " Honour among Thieves," " Tray." And on Monday neat " Tie Letter N." YORBSHIR Y_ BRADFORD FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. WAN rED at Chriftmas next. an USHER for the above School..—He malt be parted'y qualified tca:h Fnglzth and the inferior Claille&—Salary Sixty Pounds pa Amain. Application muff be nude either in Perron, or by Letteri Pott paid, to the Rev. Lamplugh Hird, Bradford, Trcafurcr of the above School. haiayOf Fleetion will be on Monaai the Fourteenth o DiTember, at the Houle of Mr. T. Duckia, the Hull's Head, in Bradford. ENGLISH and IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for ISM THE . 1 1 1CkCIS Are fold and divided into Halves, Qtlarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their State Lottery Office, No:13, under the Royal Ex- change London ; and no wher- elle on their account. Irish Lottery begins drawing i6tb Novemiwr, xBOl. rnglifh, 3d Much, 18os. Letters, port paid, duly antwered, and Schemes gratis. •. Orders accompanied with fhort dated Bills on London, "'Pat Office Orders, pundually attended to 1 and to prevent n iitakes as well al delay, Currelpondents are requefted to find tlirm by Port. WHEN Pule - tonal Men of education and re fponfibilky deviate from the general fyltenti by the fe of a pecuHat Branch. the Lituttion I.f long continued fuccef. is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Light years hate I devoted my prattlee to the evelsfive treat. rsot of TI-110.1/ DISORDERS, and the fuccefaful refelt of aty plan ghres me add:l/opal ardour to tsppofe as far as I am the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import. a.it in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as ao Arrhy Sitegeon, I f , rmed a with at an early period of Pradlice to refeue individu al, frost the ignorance of uneducated /den i er the equally dan te4.3 prreipitaSey of general Praetitioners. 'fire fIRE.PDISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. wed my atteation, comprise every fp,vies of VENEREAL Di tlO/.!. whetibin• of a recent or lung didation.--adly. it't kinds of DEBII.ITY, whether ariling from the habits of or the indulgence of mature age, and laltly that de. eingentent of the fyftern in Women Which it talltd lA/ULE24- , IC!',SS or STERILITY. - - - Numerous Meeks ate thi refult of ignorance or babe In the trt.in•••-t at a ftmpk Gonnertiea, and it not darequently hap priothat the reeds elf Life are patterned by the Indi.cretioes of an t!'7liirded boor. Ily a funerior method fuck complaints are tu.'y cared, and even when other have failed, I teat that I prefnme to offer a radical re-eftatitillimessL Few, however, are the teas of complicated dithers In this t:ta let compared orkb the calamitous fit tuitions of Men, who Irian indulgence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oslo of a talltionable I.lk, acquire that Rate of Debility which th; unavoidable conk/mom of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over Ws mitcry. but care, '"Ile conceals his iwidurtinie, It may be tome confnlation feu I to know, that although it be an *Spiel of doubt or sneer ' 'I ry with other Pradthimers, the remora! of thefe ti! NCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire et of my experience. If the rites of Bacchugor Venus have to reduce manly vigour, much middy will be prevented arty coenteraftion of this languid state, and in their ' I n gnat clifficukies will occur. Sot where this DeEcieney has for years calked. • proper Per t - rennet it I fpen Slily requilke to revive the Ountlirini [pasha er I and to re-alginate the Cotaitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have snag been draPP"inted expedations of a Family, may he allured. that in mob .aces loch defer ta are eatable by Medical Skill • •••• SECRECY witch it In effendil to my undertaking. and ' • Qualifications which I have prefunied to Rate, form the • -;"-• amy Prctealions, and in coincidence with rue , i off - to Oven. that Mr 8--s•-• may be confolteel reliantly ' knees inelofing a (triad note) at his buute, •c t. Strand, heir Temple- bar. ox is an additional entrance in Waff-linst 0 4 36114 6 1 the =roe b ass both the doors _ _ 111 B Mamba Oi - ti;tii4ii egilege Of SOrgelli& LIST INDIA HOUSE, *Robes 21, 1801. -a- H E COMMIT', EA' of SHIPPING of th. umrED IIOMP ANT of MERCHANTS E NG -4Ni:l,on:bag to the EXIT INDIES,do brrebysive notice, To., the Canomitter will be readv to receive prop file, writing, :15 , on WeilaorJay tZe.etb ?f November, far faftlying the Com. day wab IRON GUNS..—SHOT, and SHELLS. Andfieb Perfam tube may think prop e r to deliver in tendert, 1114 ff • 4,V; i er.in the lowejl trice:, 41 tbel will net balm an opinnitimity .f Rearing gay abatement. The Coaditimar v c. M.' Carina: may be fen 61 applying to Mr. Cyan, Ckri to the 'laid Committee, ea or after Friday mat, the 231 and the trader, at : Ilk kJ) scab hiss lifire twelve c'amk at noon,' on tlielibt alb November, dr not day tender trill be received after that bur. To pßacratozoßsin SURGERY, MIDWIFERY, and PHARMACY. TO BE DISPOSED OF, an ellibliflted liufi ncfs in the line of Surgery, Midwifery, and Pharmacy. In a centricaltananon in the City, for a moderate Premiuni, the perfon now engaged in that bufinefs being about to retire, on account of hit health. Some peculiar and important advan tagLs will alto be pointed out 'a> foci Praiftitioners who may with to Named the preftnt perfon in the concern. Further information may be bad by an early application to Allen And Howard, Chemifts, Plough-court,Lomhard-ftree t TO DRAPERS, TAYLORS, AND OTHERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATe CONTRACT, AN old cliablilhed and well-accuilomed Con "- -1- Con cern, together with the Leafe pf the Houle and Shop, well lituatcd tar any public hoe of Bufinefs, In a molt eentri cal part of Chatham. The Stock, which chiefly confifts of Woollen Drapery, are ill prime falcable Articles, well adapted for the fcafon, and boailit in on the belt of terms, which muff be taken at colt price, and Fixtures, &c. by appraifement— Poffeffion may be had at Lady Day next, or fooner, if the par ties can agree.—To prevent unnecelfary enquiry, none need apply who cannot come forward with from 7001. to pool or good fecurity for the fames-trne pcjia cal f ire j ais l ;a s the WlNlefak Blifairefi is I:widon. in particulars apply to Mr. J. Stephens, Attorney at Law, Chatham. SOMERSETSHIRR. TO SI SOLD EY rittVATII CONTRACT By Mr. CHRISTIE, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, conthting of a Manor, Fishery, Capital Grazing Farm, with two FJIIII Hou (nimble Out-books, and about 600 Acres of the Richeft Feeding I and in the County, let on Leak to a malt reipeekable Tenant, at a Net Annual Rent of Steven Hundred and fcventy Pounds, Land-tax Redeemed; dchrably fituate within a few miL, of Wells, in the Ceunty of Sonurft!. Further Particulars may be known in Pall• Mall. OXFORDSHIRE-BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK, &c. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Red Lion, Bridge-font, Henley upon Thames, On Monday, November 9, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, con fi ning of iso Acres of Wood Land, covered with valu ble Beech Wood. and tome capi . al Oak Timber, in the moil thriving Rate fituate within about four miles of the Thames, and (even of Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford. 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A compkte and comprchenlive'colledicn of pieces cf wit, fuperior to the vulgar and hackneyed jokes of Joe Miller, and divelted of the indecencies which have difgraced former collec tions of this nature, haS long been a delideritum among books. the Esi cv rim re Div or XA'rr has been compiled, with an ex- Tcfs view to fupply the elating deficiency, by a gentleman, who:during a long and active life, has made. it his amufement, to collerl materials fur fuch a work from every poffible fource, and it *ill learcely fail to be admitted as an agreeable Compa nion into every Vollehaife, Parlour-wir.dow,'Summer-houfe, Coffee-houfe, Public Reading-room, 8004-cafe, Captain's Ca bin, Paffeivier's Cabin, O ffi cers' Mefs.and Lounger ' s Pocket. Printed tor R. Phillips, No. ys,St.Paul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hunt, and Welt and Huesca, Paternefter.row ; Wilfon and Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edinburgh; J. 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In boards; or fit. bound; containing more letter-prell than any oche: Medical Work of a general and popular nature, THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMES TIC MEDICAL FRIEND, containing plain and pradtical inftrnetions the prevention and cure of Difeafes, according to the Lift Improvements and difcoveries, with a feries of chap ,ten on collateral fubjcets, comprising every thing relative to the Theory and Principles of the Medical Art necelEary to be known by the private Pr :Etitioner; the whole divelled of kien tilic and technical word. and phrafes, and adapted to the uk of thole heads of Families who have nut bad a Cialllcal or Modica Education. By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. H. Author of Mtxtieattonfuttation ;pf an I.tfay on the bifrafes of Woolen ; and of a Treat ire no the Nem& I 6c following rdpidablc Um: lion has alrvady appearod of this Valuai/le work. In our peened of this comptchesifive work, we have been particularly Reuel with the enneifroefs and perfpiettity with which the fymptoms of the various difearcs are dekribed ; and the care every *Acre taken to pnuit out tlinf! marks or fymp toms which diltinguifh one slikafe Iran another. This is in deed an elfential requirtte in a popular work of this label ; for If the difeafe be miftaken, the well Intended mrans of relief may prove fatally pernicious. In delivering the method of core, the author los very properly acconisnodat.l his dirsaions to the umb ritandinp of plain, unlettered patents, and guarded them againit the confequences of ulna' deleterious remedies without medical Alliance ; we think, however, that eves the experienced practitioner will and many valuable hints and Mlprovements not to be found in any other work. Bef,dc, the fuhjedis Amity treated of in works oo the fubjett of dont:Ric medicine, Dr. T. has griven the mithsd of treating accidents; an account of the medvinal baths and fpring in this Mond. with their Ace . an account of the rut:dances molt on inon', employed in medicine, more efpecialiy thole foe n 1 in Great Bri•ain, with their virtues and tiles, together with tales for eidledling and preparing them. There is nib, what no good book ihoulti be wit bout, a proper Index. Upon the whole, if eztonlve refeareb. important obfcrvation, and prat:bead uti• lity, can Ramp a value on a popular medical Kodak:boa, we believe the peers nt volume has fuck jolt pteteithons to the ap• twobatitita and favour of the public sac mono' fall to enchant its Needs." .114.1.4•1 rad Pfrvikral rrinted foe R. PiaDUpti, No. yI, M. Paul's Church-yard; fold by Huai, Wal4t, 9ymuads, and Welt mad Hoehn, Pater. nufter.row ; and by all BookfeUeis. S. B. 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