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I 77Z " I ,Z l , •r " I. se irf ) 1 , Is t o : • • • • , 1 I'9 ,~. SATURDAr, MARCH is, Isoe NumELR 4157 it.^F -IX-PENCE. TII.ATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. KOTZEBUE's EXILE INTO SIBERIA. OFFICE of COMMBRCIIII. 7MMISSIONERS. FIVIL HUNDRED GUIs.: REWARD. rtyli Friary, Kb. z 6, 1802. Whitehall. M. .7h ), STATEMENTS oy INCOM tbe YEAR 1802. \XI . HERE AS it has been renrdented THE Commercial Comm goners for the City of Loss.l to the King, that in the Night of the ith hitlant, the doe and it, Vicinity,do hereby give Notice, That in purfuane Houfe of Mr. F. 'fayllr of Ncw Yorkihire (the of the feveral Adis for granting certain Duties upon Income Calhicr in the Bank of Me(frs. P.. C. Broadley andCo) was they have appointed their Secretary, THOMAS Ma as its re, Efq. burglariouily Broken Open by lonic P. . is. who after focusing to receive Statements of Income for the Year commencing on the laid Mr. Taylor, by tying him in Bed, obtained by Threats, the sth day of April, sfloz, and ending on the sth of April, the Keys of the Bank 1,11 of one of the Iron Ch..fts, Role there -1803, from all Perfons engaged in Trade orMannfadure within ' from CaTh, Bank of England Notes, and Country Bank Notes, the limits of their Jurifdittion whole income from Trade or chiefly thole of the Ea ft Riding Bank, to a coniideraMe Amount, Manufadiurc (hall amount to ;mg. and upwards.' the Property of the Paid Males. R. C. Bruadley and Co. The Statements are to be fealed up and addreifed to the laid f His Majefty, for the better apprehending and bringing to Thomas Marfhasn, Efq. and to be delivered at this Office, where Juitice the Perfons concerned in the Burglary abovementioncd, attendance wiil be given so receive the tante every day (Sundays is hereby pleated to promife his molt gracious Pardon to any etcepted) frotaten o'clock in the forenoon until four o'clock in One of them ( acept the Perfon who firft broke open and the afternoon. entered the laid Dwelling Houfe) who (hall difcover his or EvayßerCon bringing a Statement is to receive a Number their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, to that he, Ike, or M this OWe, by-which Numbtrhe is to receive the Certificate • they may be aispreheasded and convided thereof. I,ot hi. Adelfinent when prepared. PEI.H A M. 'THOMAS MARS HAM, Sec. i And as a further Encouragement, a Reward of Five lin N. • The of ir, the City of Landon, the City DEED GUINEAS is hereby offered to any Perfun or Perkins and Likrty of Wefilairyfer, tbe Borough of Snitb7vari, the feveral making fuck Dircovery as aforefaid, (except as is before ex ; Antibes within tbe Bilk of Mortality, and the Paryber of St. ccpted,) to be paid upon the Conviaion of any One or more of Mart-la.Berme and St. Pancras, and all the ?drifter yvitbiu the the Offenders, by R. C. BROADI.EY, Efq. and Co. Comities of Midillefere, Vox, Kerd, and Sorry, any part wheref fiall &Paiute witlam ten miler afar .1?nr..11 Eed,ante. N. B. Proper Forms, with Blanks, for making out Statement', and printed Initrudions for eftimating Income, may be had this Office. (IN MONDAY NEXT, MARCH is, aos, their NI-jetties Serv:nts will ad a Tragedy, Called PIZARRO. To which will be added the Mufical Farce of MY GRANDMOTHER. This Evening—Artaxerxes; with The Spain Child. On Tut Lay, the Orphan ; with the Prize; or, ad, 3. 8. On 1 hurfdar, the Duenna ; with the Anatorniß. On Saturday, the Winter's Talc ; with the Virgin Unnialled. A bkw Comedy, never performed, called Faildonable Friends is in rchearfal, and will be produced as fuon as poifible. ' day was publifhed, in three vols. Foolfcap, Bvo. pricc zss. in boards, embellifhed with three Engravings, T'HE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, con taining a full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which ky pened to him in Ruffia, with authentic particulars relative to the prefent State of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new and curious Anecdotes of the Court of Peterlburgh, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Tranflated from the German, under the fuperintendance of the Author, by the Rev. B. BERESFORD, Englith Leeturer to the Queen of Prulfia. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church-yard, IiANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MIS.) LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ADDITIONAL PICTURES. Is now open. newt will continue every Day, (Sundays exenitell), hob Misr by die wonting till evening. —Admittance One Shilling. and to be Lad of all liookfellers. TINA RAVAGE OF AVEYRON. This day was publiflied, price 3a. 6d. in boards, Einbeilliked with his Portrait, TO GENTLEMEN, BANKERS, and OTHERS. ritONI FIVE THOU S AND POUNDS to any 11 Amount, may be employed in the purehafe of Secu rities chara-ti on Government or Freehold Property, whereby an inunenli fam mull be immediately made, without the lealit pofSble rifle, or any attendance whatever. The above would be an acquifitloe to Gentlemen apd Bankers baying fume of money by them, which,while unemployed, will alaar produce from twelve to fifteen per cent. Addrefs Letters (Poft Paid) to Mr. Maepherfon,Garraway's Coree-houft, London. AN HrSTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT of the Difenvery and Education of a SA VAGE MAN; or, of the firft Dcvdoperoatu, Phyfiea/ and Moral, at the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the WOODS, in the Department of Aveyron, in the Year 1 79 8 , and brought to Paris, by order of the French Government, in 1 799. By L M ITARD. NEW FOREST. 'THE Commiffioners authorized by his Majefty's Commmiffion to carry into execution an A !I paired in the 39th and Both years of his MaJefty's reign, intitulcd, " An Adt for the better prefert•ation of Timber in the New Foreft, in the county of Southampton, and for ateertaining the Boundarits of the laid Foreft, and of the Lands of the Crown, within the fame," do hereby gi's notice, that they intend to meet on Fri day the gtfi day ipril next, at nine of the cluck in the fore , tom precifely, a.. the Crown Inn, at Lynclitura, in the fail count• of Southampton, fur the purpofe of carrying the fail Act into exect.tion. By order of the Commifli JOHN KING, Secretary. Dated the Bth day, of March, !Sox. Phylician to the National Inftitution for the Deaf and Dumb, .Member of the Medical Society of Paris,&c. Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. yz, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and fold by all Bookfellers. GtFICE of COMMERCIAL COMAIISSIO.VERS, N. 7, Ail* Friar', Fe& 26, 18oz. THE Commercial Commillionert for the City of Lon- AR anent: Vicinity rcquelt the Public to take Notice, That an Perfons engaged In Tr.:de or ManufaCture witbitt the /twit* of their Jurifdidion. whole Contribution in rcfped of Income arifing fro Trade or Manufadure, that amount to the Sum of 201. or upwards, are a ultn r. en to deliver their Statements at this Board; and farther, that by the 39th Gen. 111. Cap. 2i. it is ENACTED that all Statements arc to he delivered in on or be fore the Seth day uf Alarch annually, under a Penalty of 2pl. THOMAS MARSI-lAM, Sec. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. This day was publithed, price One Shilling, OPERA-HOUSE BALLETS. This day was publifhed, By Mon: ata and CIMADOR. Mufic•fefers to his Royal High fiefs the PRINCE of WALE!, No. 1, Pall-mail, THE MUSIC of I RZA, a Grand Ballet, now performing at the King's Thett've, Harnaritet,eampofed and adapted for the Piano Forte,'' BolE, price Ss. The favourite Pieces in Helga, ou la Falk Soldat, arranged for the Haw Forte or Harr, with a Flute Accompaniment, enmpokd by ditto, price ss. A lingk Waltz in Heats, for Piano Forte or Harp and Forte, by ditto, price Is. Where may be bad, One Hundred and Fifty of the molt favourite Songs, Duets, Trios, &c. as lung at the Opera-Honfe, Public and Private Concerts, and other places: compared by the molt celebrated Compercrs, printed fingle. NEW MUSIC. This day was puhlitheft, By Goulding and Co. Mufic-felkrs, No. 0, PaII-mall, and 76, St. James's-ftrect. THE JUDGMEN"r of MIDAS, a Divertire mem ; as now performing at the King's Theatre ; com peted for the Piano Forte by C. Both ; price 3s. Dainty Davy ; saavourits Scots Air, arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte; by 3. H. Butler; price is. 6d. A Grand sonata for die Piano Forte, in which is introduced a favouett Scots Air. by ;t. Coningworth, op. 2, price 3s. Two Sonatas for the Piano Forte, in which is introduced fa vourite Danifa Airs, as the fubjetts for the Rondos, by I. H. Butler; price as. 6d. A Third Sonata for the Piano Forte, in which is introduced the favourite Scots Air of Wilt thou be my dewy; by 3. H. Bader; price H. 1.11 I with in her obtaining; a favourite Deett,finag by Mrs. Billington and Mr. Incledon in Love in a Village ; cooyoted by J. Mazzin3hi, price is. The Overture and favourite Songs tong by Signora Storace and Mr. Br ham, hi Chains of the Heart, computed by Mau singhi and !Isere, to be had tingly. A Variety of New Mufie. NEW POCKET ENCYCLOPEDIA. Thi. Day was publiihed, in Si: frnall Volumes, Prim Eighteen bnillinp in Beards, One Guinea bound and let tered, and One Pound Four Shillings handfomely bound, binutifully printed with a type of peculiar neatnefs, on a fu perfine wove Paper, to correfpond with the Biographical, Geographical, and EngllClDittionaries, A. POCKET ENCYCLOPEDIA ; or Library of General Knowledge, being a Dictionary of Arts, Ec:•:nees, and Polite Literature, compiled from the bcft Au thorities, by F A. KENDAL. Priotcd for W. Pmeock >nd Sons, Salifburr-fpure ' Fleet- Bred ; I.llerris,foccefor to E. Newbery , corner of St. Paul's Chureblard ; and J. Wallis, No. t 6, Ludgate-ttrect. This day was publifted, price 6‘l. fewed In marble paper, Or mi a eoarfa paper, for the purpoles of diftribution, 4d. p. 6d. per dosca, and IL 4s. pw hundred, ASERMON ON THE SIN OF CRUELTY TOWARDS THE BRUTE CREATION; Preached in the Abbey Church at Bath, on February rs, dor, Ey the Rev. LEON RICHMOND, A. M. Of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Curate of the Parlib at Bra.ling in the Ifte of Wight. Publilhod at the rcquclt of the Inftitntor of the annual Leafture 1.11 that fu et, lath t Printed and fold by S. Hazard, Cheap-ftreet. Silk( alto by Rivinpunns St. Paul's Church-yard; and Hatchard, Pic cadilly, London; !hightail, Carob, idge ; Todd, York; Rueter, Reading ; and by eh llooltfelk:s of Bath and the Me nt Wight. Of whom may be had. price 6d. or 2., s. per dozen, A WORD for GOD, or the Minifter's Ezpoftulation with thole of hi Parifhioners, who live in the meat of Public Worftrip. This day were publiated, mice as. 6d. THOUGHTS occalionetl by the Perufal of Dr. PARR's Spital Sermon, preached at atria Church, April ty. doo. Being a Reply to the Attacks of Dr. Parr, h Ir. Mackintolit, the Author of an Effigy on Population, and °then. Ey WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for G. and J. Robinfun. Pater:loiter-row. 01 whom may be had, by the fame Author, 7. An Enquiry concerning Political Jultice. Third Edition, fit 2 t It Bvo taa. boards. t. Ihe Adventures of Caleb Williams. Third Edition, in 3 vols. ros 6d. fewed. The Enquirer. Refledlons on Education, Manners, and I.'..tturc. In a Series of Mays, in t volume, Bvo. ys. 6d. a I oarda. 4. St. Leon, a Tale of the Sixteenth Century. Second Lll - in 4 vols. 16s. fewed. Amigo, a Tragedy ; as it was performed at the Theatre Auj_l,l3rury-l a n c . By William Godwin, price as. 61. This day were pubillited. Cr Pm large Volumes Odavo; with a Map and Eighteen bleet Views, ilbdrative of the Work, price tl. 121. boards. TRAVELS through GERMANY, SWIT ZERLAND, ITALY, and SICILY. Traullated from the German of }anaemic LtoroLn Count STOLIIIMO, By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Prirted for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternolter-row. Of whom may be bad, I. Tales of the Celtic; or, Stories of Inftrudtion and De light. The Fifth Edition. In five vols. 12M0. (med. Lefforts of a Govemefs to her Pupils. In three vols. sumo. ps. k-vted, both ttanflated from the French of Counters dc kolis. Alfn Aims S. Ives; a Novel. Second &Woo. In five cols ; price z 7s. 6d. fewed ; And, Ibe Adventures of Hugh Tram.. TWA Edition, la foot owls. tame; aria la& fainaL.- AN ADDRESS to INSTRUCTORS and PA RENTS,on the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of 1300 KS in every Branch of Education; pointing out their refpcaive merits, and the order in which they should be fueceffieely adopted. Inferibcd to the London Society of School-Mait.T%, to aid whole excellent dcfign the prang of the publication will be annually appropriated, fty JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Redtor of Newport,' and late Mafter of the Grammar School in that Town. By means of this pradieal Work, Tutors and Parents may he enabled to initrud young perfons, of both Imes, with preci lion, in every ufeful and pulite branch of modern Education, in conftdembly lefs time than ufual, and at a fourth of the ex pellee that is generally incurred in the purehafeof Books. Publifhed by Thomas Reynolds Oxford-itreet, and fold by the Bookfellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Glaf gow ; and by all Bookfellers in general. This day was roblifhed, in One VoNme, Qzarto, Ynce 21 tas. 6d. in boards, PVANGELIUM SECUNDUM MATTH/EUM EXCODICE RESCRIPTO IN BII3LIOTHECA COL- LEGIT SS. TRINITATIS JUNTA DUBLIN. Defcriptum Opera et Studio JOHANNIS BARRETT, S. T. P. bock Sen. Trin. Coll. Dublin. Cui Adjungitur Appendix, Cullationem Codkis Montfortiani compledlens. Printed for R. E. Mercier, Dublin ; and fold by Payne and Maekinky (fuccetfora to Mr. li 'tiny), 87, Strand. This day was publifhed, in 2 vols. 2 2mo. Illuttrated with Cuts, price ys. fewed, rE PLEASING PRECEPTOR; or, Fa atiliar lußrudions in Natural History and Phpfics adapt ed to the Capacities of Youth, and cakulated equally to in form and amufe their minds during the intervals oz more dry and fevere Study taken chiefly from the German of Gerhard Ulrich Antony Vieth, Mathematical Teacher at DeTaw ; in tussled for the Ufe of Schools. Printed fur G. and T. Robinfon, Paternotter-ruw. Of whom may be had, I. Dr. Hosper's Rational Recreations. Illuttrated with up want of fist, Copper Plates, 4 vol.. 8 To. price 11 Bs. in boards, or sl. t6s. with the plates coloured. 2. The Moans Inltrudtor ; or, Entertaining Moralift, with Plates, steno. price 3t. bound. This day was publifhed, in 4to. with 13 foiling Plates, price xl. II& W. baards, A TREATISE on the CULTURE and MA NAGEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully dcfcribed. To which is added, a new and improved Edition of OBSr:RVA TIONS on the DISEASES, DEFECTS, and INJURIES, in all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES; with an Ac count of • particular Method of Cure. Pubhlbad by order of Governmeut. By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F.A.S. and F. S. Gardener to hie Majefty at Kenfington and St. James's, Mem ber of the (Economical Society at St. Peterfburgh, Ste. Ste. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Reel, Patemofter-row ; T. Cada, jun. and W. Davies, StS4l:l4 ; and J. Dcbrett, CLARENDON PRESS. This day were publithesh at the following Prices in boards, NVELLS's GEOGRAPHY of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT, 2 ♦ols. Sam Ku. 6d. Twenty Two Sermons on Variouc Subjeds, fekded from the Works of Kase Barrow, D. D. 8•o. ss. Ditto, a Second Seledion from the fame Author, octavo, 6s. 6d. Molter Ridley's Sermons, Bvo. Ss. Adclifon's Evidences of the Chriitian Religion, tams. is. 6d. Arehblthop Synge's Gentleman's Religion, cam°. 3s. 6d. Sold by F. and C. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ca de% jun. and Davies, Strand; Payne and M.LekinlaA (Soccer fors to Mr. Elmily,) Strand ; and j. Cooke, OxfumL SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOL This day were publiflied, price as. The Fifth Edition, with Additions, A FEW GENERAL RULES ani IN STRUCTIONS, very neceffary to be attended to by ti l de of both Sexes, who are affliCted with Ruptures. By WILLIAM 7 URNBUI.L, A. M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon to the Eaters Difpenfary. Landon : Sold by T. Rooky, Old Broad-ftreet ; J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-Yard ; J. Wright, Piccadilly; Murray and Highley, Fleet-ftreet ; and J. and It. Arch, Grauchurch-ftreet. 4 , An attentive perufal of the above publication is eameft ly recommended to mothers, and thole who are entrufted with the care and management of children ; for by an early and fedu lous attention to the complaint, during the infant Rate, the hap pieft confequences are to be atputted, and the many incon veniences, and often fatal effces, ailing from the difeafe in an advanced life, will be prevented. N.B. Since the tornmenoenient of this truly benevolent in ftitution, upwards of 1700 patients have been admitted under the can of Mr. Tn ISMILL, and have received effential benefit. In a great number of Lamas a radical cure of the complaint TO OARDENEI TO BE LET, in a defirable &station, and entered on imme diately, A GARDEN, confining of about Two Acres, weU flocked with Fruit Trees, gee. Seven years of the Leak unexpired ; at the yearly rent of O.—The Stock to be taken at a fair valuation, which is expeacil to be paid on poi felßon.—Enquire of Mr. Shepherd, Gardener, King's Road, Chelfea ; or of Frederick Smith, Chemift, Haymarket. RESIDENCE with LAND, near READING. TO BE LET. and muted upon at Lady Day next, comprifing a commodious Dwelling Houfe, of Six Bedchambers, Two Parlours, foorteen by fifteen. and a Study, with proper Out-houfes, Chaife-Loufc, Stabling for Six Hor about Nine Acres of excellent Upland Meadow, and extenfive Common Right, fnuate at Mortimer, equidiftuit between Reading and Newbury; a Country abounding with Field Sports, the Neighbourhood genteel, and Roads remarkably Good; Taxes cafy and Rent moderate. A Cottage that is contiguous may be bad with the fame. Particulars of James Hawkes, Reading. Letters (Pat Pail) duly anfwered. DENBIGHSHIRE. CAPITAL. TIMBER.—.I'O BE SOLD, At the White Lion Inn, in Ruthin, on Saturday, April to, ONE Thonland One Hundred and Twenty-one OAK, 74 ASH, 26 ELM, and 4 SYCAMORE TREES, feribe marked, and now growing upon tke following Farms : Pat-Jibes. Tenants. Llanfwrog, Lewis Maurice, 468 Oak. Llanymts, Widow Name, 202 Oak. Ditto, Thomas Jones, too Oak. Ditto, Robert Owens, 53 Oak. Llanrhaidr, Robert Lewis, so Oak. Llanfair, John Jones, 248 Oak, 74 Afll, s 6 Elm, 4 Sycamore. The above Timber is very long, of large dimenlions, fit for the Navy, and molt other purpofes, and a great part of it very near the road kading from Rathin to Denbigh, and within a fiort Ilia:ince of the Port of Rhyddlan. William Phillips, Ty Gwyn, Llanfwrog, will thew the Tim ber ; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Maefmawr, Rudd!! ; Mr. Sam. Taylor, Mcirley, near Wilniflow, Chelhire ; n• to Mr. Have v. Dunftal, near I.ichfiel.l. AR, BROWN, and VARNISH PAINTS. THE Public are moa refpeettully informed, that the above mentioned Articles continue to be prepared bythe Bridal Colour Company only, at No. 32, Walbrook, London, arid are recommended as cheap, ufcful, and ornamental Cover ings for Wood and !run without Doom Ihe Tar Brown is intended for rough Boarding, Paling, funk Fences, &c. The Paints are of various Shades of Green and other Ctinurs, pecu liarly adapted for Fences round Plcafure Grounds, planed wooden Buildings, iron Railings, Ste. They are eaty ap plied, being font in a Rate for ufe, and arc very durable. Di- I regions for their ufe are fent with the articles. The Company fupply alto ground White Lead, and all other Paints, Linf.cd Oil, 1!..t. of the belt quality,and at the lowelt Prices. WHEN Profedional Men of education and re. fponfihility deviate from the general fyftem by the ft edion of a peculiar 13-. inch, the fanCtioa of long continued uccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the luccefsful refult of my plan gives me addi•innal ardour to oppofe as far as 1 am able the ravages of thofx complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I (sinned a will at au early period of Pradlice to rekue individu als from the ignorance of umducatcti Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradidoners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—Gdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariiing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tally that do. rangement of the rya= in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or belle in the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap , pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an I unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueh complaints are tardy cured, and even when others have failed, I trial that I may prefume to offer a radical re-ettabliatment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &arch In the diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whe from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that alit! of Debility which TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 1 is the unavoidable confequence of Inch pernicious habits. 1 Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mitery, hut care, THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC : fully conceals his alt mortune, it may be fome confutation' for In general, are refpedfully Informed, J, BURGESS and him to know, that although it be an objea of doubt or uncer. Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO- tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of thefe DEFI. VIES, continues to be prepared by thcni in the famemanner that CIENC lES by the gradual prove(' of it enovatiou is the azquirs has obtained fuck univerfal approbation for many years pan. man of my experience. If the rite*: of Bacchus.or Venus have The long jultly acquired fuperiurity of that Article is fully begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Petfuns refident In all parts of the World, and having flood the teft el by an early counteradion of this languid Rata and in th rfe cafes no great difficulties will occur. trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. 0 But whrre this Deficiency has for years tattled. a proper Per. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIE S reverence Li indifpenfibly requifite to revive ati e 11-mbring iparka and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Bcc. induces them, from Life, and to rc-aulinate the Conftituth n. the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa- : MARRIED WOMEN. who have 1 . rag been ditappointed milks, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be hail of ' , of in their expectations of a Family, may be sniffed, that in molt THEIR Gant/INa hut at their Warehoufe as under. ' Inftances inch defeits are curable by Medical Skill. Every other A rticle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the 1 The SECRECY which is Co effential Tony undertaking, and belt ali. 1 W qu EST t -I y NDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, • the Qtalifications which I haat. prefumed to (Tate, form the &e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplicd upon i Balls /if my Prettntions, and in coincidence with fu-.11 this Ind the fhorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c. =non s given, that Mr B-- may be eonfultedpefondly (or by letters incloling a final' note) at his boufe, N 0.29, Area Warehonfe, No. io7, corner of Savoy Steps, del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Ear Strand, London. There Is an additional entrance in Water-Ikea adjolulns, For the convenience of Families in Seethed. they have cep- .. s ., ~,, it .. both the dents_ SANXTER's PATENT PLOUGH. HIS MAJESTY has been moft gr_acinufly pleafed to grant his Royal Letters Panic to MO/Fit LIAM SANT rsa, of Horfeheath,in the County of Cambridge, for the mak ing of his new invented Paring Plough, which is fo conftrueted as to adt upon the Ground like a Carpenter's Plane upon a Board ; it will pare Land for burning far furrier to brimit ploughing, as it has a Regulator that regidates the depth from one inch to four or five,. and with two horfes a man may pare upon good cutting land two acres per day. This instrument is allowed to be the molt ufeful ever introduced in the Agricul ture of this Kingdom, not only for paring Land for burning, but for clearing foul Stubble. after Harveft, which, after plough ing, may be riked mrwith the Wads, and taken of altogether, and particularly where Land is wanted to be immediately town with Wheat...-The Price of the Plough is Five Guineas, ea cluftve of carriage. All Orders feat free of portage to Mr. Sanater, liorfeheath, near Limon, Cambridgefhire; or to Mr. William Phillips, Ironmonger, No. 54, High Holborn, nearly oprofitc to Great Turnftilc, (where a model of the Plough may be fecn,) will be duly attended to. FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS will within a few days be diftributed to the Public in tuft drawn Tickets, viz. the Grit drawls on Wednefday next will be entitled to so,oool. the firft drawn on the aift morning to ao,oool. and the firft drawn on the 3241 morning to 20,0001. and inde pedent of thefe immenfe Prizes the Wheel is uncommonly rich in Capitals of 20,c001. mood. 5,c.001. &c. HODGES and Cu. Stock Brokers, _ No. 149, Oxford-Brea, oppolite Bond-ftrcet, and No. 44, St lunc4%-itrect, Al: felling the Undrawn Tickets and Shares every Afternoon till 8 o'clock, and Morning till 9. •,• Prizc to any amount paid on demand. CCURIOUS FRITIT.--1. Two new Currants, obtained from feed; one red, the other white: they both bring fruit as large as Ain't grapes, in bunches fix inches long, and hang on the tees thicker than the leaves; they have a pe culiar brilliancy of colour, a fall flavoured fweetnefa, and brill poignancy of Lae far beyond all others. 2. Three new Straw! berries, viz. t. The Cherokee, a monstrous fruit, often five inch. 3 roucd, and of molt exqt: ifitc flavour ; it bears fo abun dantly, that on. tout frequaidy nits a plate. z. The Paraguay, equal to the form, rin every flue property. and comes later, fo as to give a long I ,, cceflion. 3. The Great Moe.ena Hautbois, the Soft &felons of the Strawberry tribe, it: very high flavour and wonderful fragrance raife it far above all cotnrtition. Currant trees, (each fort feparately,) fix in a bundle, for los. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each fort feparately,) so in a but d c, for t es. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-ftreet, creak Pay pottage. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &e. MR.O REENOUGH'sLOZENGESofTOLU, which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of the celcbratee rialfam of Tolu, and are the pleafanteft and moP effedual rentsuy of the kind in all Coughs, Hoarfeueires, :3. re Throats, and Defluxions t'n the Lungs, healing the rawnefs at d forenefs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in fhortncfs of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Conlumptive complaints; they do not cloy the Romach,but rather create an appetite. But as the great benefit to be derived from them can only be fecured by having them genuine, the Public arc requefted to obferve, that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgate-hill, is printed on the limp, as all others are counterfeits. 'fliefe Lozenges arc pre pared and fold by P.. Hayward, (fucceffor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. NewbLry, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, Cociipur arca ; H. Jeboult and Co. No. 150, Oxford-ftrect; J. Ward. tag, Holborn; T. ov,rton, 47, New Bond-Rrect; and W. Clark, No. a 69 Borough. Price 5.1411. the box. I