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. - TILE SENSITIVE PLAN I' AND THE ROSE-BUD. Young CPI. 13"2!% fair, and her ripening charms, All the fwair.s in thecilb,t confi The pi: of her m.ultut was mixt with alarms, And her fears the thus gertly carat This SeP6tiv.• ?Lint, my iicar CLLIA, hw,k here I linV it nod thritiks from the touch: ks foliag a rec.:ties, if yuur hand bet draws near—. "The rcferve of A maid (tmid he fuch." What Nature has taught to Otis delicate flow'r Let a Mother's fond counfels impart: Whtm the slo , pherdi approach my dear CtLIA'S bow r, Let my Sluplierdefi look to her heart. The breath of a lover is full of deceit, And oft I,:ights the fair hloSoms of youth; Tho' ardent hi; VOlll4 and his flattery tweet, You will rarely God merit or truth. But chiefly avoid the licentious hand, That would boldly your beauties invade, Tli' iotruder repel, or you'll loon underhand All the griefs of a maiden bctray'd. Advis'd by her mother, fair CICLIA refolVd, Lit.: a Se7 i 7tilfr the would prove: atlas: her firm ',Solutions diffllv'd Whin young DAMON apprOaCh'd in the grove. lie ?relented a rote-bud, whore opening bloom Might the bofom of beauty adorn; And wilich, ::sit bluiletl, fcatter'd fragrant perfume, Adding (sweets to the breath of the morn. HI: Vol her obrente, when contr.,fted its leaves, Its full beauties it cannot difebsfe; But wh, n it the breath of young zephyrreceives t Soon the rote-Dud expands to a rote. 0, thou fair .11 of flnw'rs, dear CILIA, be cries, Your chart,- beauties are Rill in the bud; The hand of a lover, his lips and his eyes, 01')ourz beauty and love arc the food. Thtn grant me, thou heavenly maid, a fweet kilt, And '6.itlaifs cold reface and alarms; May this he the prelude to rapture and blifs, When my Shepiterdcfs yields me her charms. Fair CELIA approv'd o' the moral the heard, And the truths which the Bowers difelok Her judgment improv'd, the no longer preferr'd Ile coy& litive Plant to the Rnfe. Her mother, in vain, her kind leans renews, In vain, ev'ry argument tries; *Fair CILIA no longer her eounfeh purfues, But, determin'd and firm, thus replies: Dear mother, at length, I mutt tell you my mind, 'Tis my Bed relolution to prove A Soyitive Plait to the reft of mankind, But a Rjr to the Shepherd I love! Auguft 26. D.J. POLICE, &c. MANSION•HOUSE.—Ye(terday, the fupercargo of the brig Adventure was privately examined on fnfpicion of being concerned in the lofs of the laid brig off Brighton. The cafe having been already before the public, we forbear to enlarge on the lubjed. He was committed for re-examination. HATTON GARDEN.—Yefterday a woman was charged by a laundrefs with robbing her of a quail thy of articles, belonging to Tome of her cultomers, and committed for trial. Three men were committed to the Houfe of Correction for diforderly behaviour in Gray's-inn lane ; as were (even young women for grofs mif condal in the (trees. A houfekeeper at Dockhead, in Tonley-ftreet, charged a woman of the town with robbing him of his watch and money, abont one%'clock yefter day morning, in Gray's-inn lane. She was com mitted for trial. WORSHIMITREET.—Yefterday two men were apprehended, lurking in the neighbourhood of Bethnal-green, on fufpicion of having committed divers felonies and robberies. They were com mitted for re-examination. WHITECHAPEL—Yeaerday a man was com mitted for trial, on the charge of Michael Levy and Richard Lock, on a charge of (leafing filk handkerchiefs. A black man was committed for re-examination, on a charge of robbing a foreign feaman of his watch. It was flared, that he enticed the profe cutor to his apartments, made him drunk, and, in a Rate of infenfibility, took his watch from his fob, and that he might not immediately mils it, filled his fob with rags. Saturday morning the counting honk of Mr. Tufnel, in Lower Thames-flreet, was broke oper, and robbed of calls and notes to the amount of Bm. I The houfe of Mr. J. Pratt, of Horsford, was lately broken into, and robbed of bank notes to the amount of 2401. • Friday 1:t1 Geo Mitchell, otherwite Smart, for horce-Ilealing, and Rob. Wells for forgery, were executed at Lincoln, purluant to their fentences. They came out of the prifon about half pail eleven, and were turned off the llciss two minutes before twAve. On Thurfday a refpite, during h;sMajorly'splea fure, was receivLd at Yol k for Wm. prnes, kft for irceention at = laU Aflizes ; Roberts, Barker, and Jackfon were executed at the new drop, back of the Caine, on Friday. Thele ttnfiirtunate perfuns: all behaved ht a manner becoming their awful fituation. A few nights ago, as a tidy who rendes in 2loomtbury-iquare, accompanied by a gentleman, was walking through Long Acre, file fuddenly Teceived a fcvere wound on her head, which, from zbe manner and eff..a, was fuppofed to be occafion od by an air-gun. The lady was pot into a coach, end carried in a pitiable flare to a furgeon in her neighbourhood, and dill remains very ill. As no saufe can be atllizli;:d fur inch an anise., it can on. he fiippored, that it was made by fume of thole DUBL IA; AUGUST 27. On Monday, 23d intl. the fonndation !lone of the WI Lock of the Grand Canal, sherd that work :mites with the river Shannon, near Banagher, was i aid by RICHARD GRI PATH, EiCI.I3IIC Gc the DireC •ors of that Company. We congratulate our zonntry on the near approach which this great na • ional undertaking makes towards compLtion.— We have watched its progrefs with anxious plea .nrc for many years pall, and we have leen the oeneficial effects of that progrefs in the advance ment of agriculture into the heart of the kingdom. When we look to its junClion with the Shannon, and behold that noble river extending its fertile hanks, So miles in length, through Rofcommon, Galway, May o,Leitrim,Welimeath, King's con nt y, ipperary, Limerick, and Clare, made navigable, at public expence, free from toil, and brought by is jonetion with the Grand Canal, into contatl I with the market and port (4 Dublin, we are at a lois how tocalculate theextentof public advantage, or to compute the amount of well-earned private gain which will refult from the accomplifhment of, fi bold and fig well-condutted an undertaking.— We undo (land that the works between Tullatuore and the Shannon, are proceeding with uncommon vigour, and that there is every reafon to expe& they will be completed within t z or 1+ months. ThUrfd.ty laa one Thomas Proftop, who is up wards of 83 years of age, went to a carpenter in: Lancal r. and coolly befpoke his coffin, fot which, howc , er, he would not give more than 14s. declar ing that he got one made about four years ago, I much cheaper ; but his brother having fince died, he had given it to him. The coffin was accordingly delivered to the owner, and paid for the next day. This fingalar chara6ler, who is pallid of fume li.tle property, had his will made a few days ago, and would pay only as. for it. He has alto given ont• of his deceafed wife's printed cotton gowns to a perfon to make into a fhroud for him. On Wednefday lali the dwelling houfe of Ro bert Robinfon, farmer, a detached building, fituate at Litti.beek, near Whitby, was burnt to the ground. fire, it is fuppofed, had been corn ' municated from the oven. The whole of the fa mily were in the fields, at a diftance, reaping the h-rreft when the accident happened. On the 24th inflant, at Plymouth, it blew a frefh of wind with rain and fqualls at S. W. a large boat, in turning up Hamoaze, near Torpoint, the fheet being belayed, jibed, by which means the upfet, and out of t 4 perfons, two were drowned. On Sunda/ laft, at the anniverfary of Kilma cow Patron, a riut enfued, in which a man of the amt. of Wan was killed on the fpot. During a violent thunder form on Wednefday fe'nnight, four fervants and four honks in a liable, at Langthwaite, in Millom, were (ruck down by the lightning, and one of the honks killed. On Thurfday a chimney (weeper in the neigh bourhood of Oxford-ftreet, fell down, and wasrun over by his own night cart, and killed on the (pot. On Saturday fe'nnight, a fine child, in Argyle fired, Liverpool, about 17 months old, playing with the Kopper of a vinegar -cruet, unfortunately got it into its throat, and though medical alliflance was had, the child was fuffocate4, by the bulk of the lloppergetting into the wind pipe ; with great difficulty it was taken otit, and every means tired for upwards of two hours to refore animation, but without effeet. Lail week a melancholy accident happened near Downend. A man, his wife and four children were travelling in the Oxford waggon, which the driver left in the care of his boy ; immediately af ter the waggmer left them, the man got out ofthe waggon, and intiffed on having the whip from the lad, and driving himfelf; the lad reludantly gave it him, and no former had the man (truck the hind horfe, than he kicked him in the tide, through which he fell under the waggon, and the fore wheel going direly over his head immediately crulhed him to death. His wife and 'children ware w•itneffes of his untimely end. Friday ev:ning a boy fell from a barge at the end of Beaufort lluildings into the Thames. Every effor to recover the body was ufed, but proved fruitlefs. The unfortunate child was a pauper in St. Giles's Workhoufe, and was fent from thence to take care that the coals ordered for the Work honfe were not flolen as conveyed thither. On the i6th inflant, a bny employed in the fac tory of Mr. J. Pickno, of Burnley, was caught by the drum of the machinery, and bad his head twilled from off his body. Tuefday 'all, a child of Mr. Robert Gundry's, collar•maker, of Sherborne, fell from the nurfe's arms, and frattured its fkull, and died in confe• quence. On the 20th inf. Eliz. Boar, about 12 years of age, carrying her gleaninzs to her father, who was driving a cart for Mr. Bunn of Cam. bridgethire, the was thrown down ay the fecond honk, and the wheel going over her r killed• her on the fpot. On Saturday evening as a gentleman of War dour-ftreet was coming to Town through Streath am, he unfortunately fell from the roof of a coach, and broke his thigh, and now lies at Streatham without hopes of recovery. Thurfday la ft, as Mr. John Sherepoint, aged 70, of Kennington, was unloading a timber carriage, at Alhford - , he fell from the top, and a piece of timber filling upon him, he was inftantly killed. On Satur d ay evening tall as William Mickel', a carpenter, of Bigglefwade, was going into a field of Mr. Steward's, builder, of that place, along with a youth of about fixtcen, who worked with him at Mr. Steward's, merely to amufe himfelf with mowing fOmc barley, the youth unfortunately cut him fo clefperately in the leg, that he bled to death a short time afterwards. Sunday fe'nnight as a butcher of S4eiHeld was ,driving two bealts to the flaughter.houfe, one of ahem became mad, and attacked Mr. Bsaopots, of LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUGUST 30. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including oaly rota. the Itth of Auguß to the 2112 of Augult: Total -3393 garters. Average 665• SO. os. higher than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 61 rot Is 81 os) Kcnt 71 los to RI z3l Suites 61 os to 7! los g Sulfex 7l 06 to 81 4g t Etna 61 os to 71_10%___ Fern. 81 Ss to 101 tOs . SMITHFIELD, Auguft To fink the offal—per !tone of 81b. Beef - 3. 84 to gs 84 Veal - 4. od to 56 6J Mutton - Ss od to ss 8i: Pork - 5s od to 61 od Lamb ss od to 6s 44. Stock at Market this morning, &ails ssoc,. Sheep and Lambs I 4 ,0 , 10. NEWGATE and LEADBNHALL Augu ft 30. Per ftone of 81b. by the c.ire.;fe. Beef 31 sd to 45 4d Veal 35 44 to ss od Mutton 4$ 8d to 58 44 Pork Ss oil to 61 od Lamb 4s 6d to Ss Bd. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Auguft 30. Smithfield. St. James's. Wintechapcl. 0 Hays 5107 714 ooto 7 7 ols Soto 714 0 IsTzw 3 Itos 1 5 I Clover 616t07 to I 7 7 oto 8 8 • De. new 3 3 to 6 6 COALS, Auguft 30. Beft Coals In the Pool, 21. Is. od. per Chaldron. Delivered Sunderland, Delivered • 103. CAL iL 16q. 041 • Ss. Sunday a finely dreffed fellow and his chtre emit, in confequence of driving in a gig . on the wrong fide of the road, near ilammerfnuth, were over turned by a gentleman's carriage, and were fe verely hurt. _ On Wednefday a Gentleman and Lady walking near Canonbury Houle, lflington, dilcovered the body of a poor aged man floating on the New ; they alarmed a labouring man who was at work near the place, when the body was taken to the church to be owned. Yeflerday morning a young man of genteel ar. pearance, was taken out of the Serpentine River, in Hyde Park. It is fuppofed he threw himfei in about three days ago, as at that period a perfon of his defcription was (can walking backwards and forwards near the place whete he was found. He was taken to the Knig . htibridge watch-lioufc to be owned. On fearching his pockets they were found to contain feven guineas in gold, but no memo randums which tended in the leaft to difcover his name or place of abode. On Tuefday UR John Smith, fervant to Mr. Rayner, of Wicken, Cambridgefhire, dropped down dead in the field, as he was taking the bar nefs off a honk. On Friday evening a fervant to a gentleman in Clement's inn, fell over tome Reps, when her temple druck againii a feraper, which canted her indant death, Saturday afternoon a man fervant of T. Meyers, Efq. at Harwich, bathirig from a quay at that place, was unfortunately carried by the current out of his depth and drowned. The body was found about two hours after, about an hunched yards from the fpot, and every means ufed to re (tore animation, but without died. • Wednefday a molt (hocking accident happened to a fervatit of Mr. Abrey's, ofCuton-hall, Spring. field ; a young man, about 20 years of age, who was conducing his matter's horfes and empty waggon; and, from circumstances, feems to have imprudently got up to ride, in getting down, fell under the wheel, which going .over his head, crushed it in fo dreadful a manner as to cattle his immediate death. The accident was quickly dif covered by the waggon and horfes being . feen on the road alone, but the deceafed was quite dead when found. Monday fe'nnight at inquifition was taken at Chevington in Norfolk, on the body of David Verno, who was found dead. Verdia, by the Vifnation of GOD. The Coronet's Jury fat on Sunday on the body of a child of Mr. O'Callaghan, taylor, at his houfe in Gloticefier-court, St. James's-fireet, when it appeared that the child, with many other children, was at play in a (table-yard, in Little St. James's. areet, on Tburfday evening; they played at leap bode. The child had Tome firaw in his mouth ; he gave a leap, and had hold of a rope, which broke, and he fell off the kirb-aone into the ken nel. He was cut a little; but, when taken up, he appeared in a fit. He was carried immediately to the houfe of Mr. Rithards, in St. James's-fireet, who went to bleed him; but he immediately ex pired. The child was about fix years of age.— Verdiel—Accidental Death. BIRTHS. At Belmont, Bath, on Wednefday lift, the Lady of Captain Wyke, of a daughter. At the houfe of the late Mr. Maddock', in Lime-ftmet, Mrs. Meadows, of a daughter. On Sunday laft, in Harley-itreet, the Lady of John lienifou, Efq. M. P. of a daughter. Lately, at Woodford, in ER; the Lady of Peter Cowley, Efq. of a daughter. Tuefday lilt, Lady Anne Wombwell, of a fan. SAurday fc'nnight, the Lady of jlahn Henry Newbolt, Erg. of a fiat at his houfe, near Maidenhead. At their houre in Blackburn, the z4th inft. the Lady of Henry Sudell, Efq. of a fun. MARRIED. . ........ Saturday WI, at Lambeth Church, Doughty Burgers, Efq. of Hammerfmith, to Mils Barrett, the only daughter of Bryant Barrett, Efq. of Stockwell, Surrey. On Wednefday Ldt, at Stapleford, Nottinghandhire, Captain Scdlcy, of the Cold(tream Guards, to Miff Warren, only daughter of Rear Admiral Sir John Barbie Warren, Bart. K. B. Thurfday, William Atwood Lord, Efq. of Tupton Hall, Derbylhire, to Mift Emily Brockfopp, daughter of Edward Brockfopp, Eft of Savage-gardens. DIED. Wednefday, aged 57, Mr. Benjamin Dyfon, of York, who had been on a journey, and, by lying in a damp bed, occafloa ed his death. At Bengal, on the 26th of• January laft, Captain George Simplon, of the Earl of Murnington Eaft Indi; Packet. On the aath inn. after a long and painful ilhiefs, Mr. John Renfhaw, of Owihorpe, near Nottingham. On Monday fennight, at her fifter's boufe, at Hampftead, Mn Mary Coward, widow. Lattly, after a long and &vete illnefs, Mr.Wm.Braithwalte, Engineer, of the Terrace Tottenhatif-,Court road. • Tuefday laft, Mrs. HUbbart; of Blackheath, aged Ea. On Saturday talk, Mrs. Diddles, wife et Healy Dickenfon, •!.r BILIOUS. MMPLATNTA, and DISOILDEP., o r . k STOMACII and BO WI. I .6. DR. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PiLLA. THE excellence of there Pills, as a g ul l, gative, and as a general preferrative of Nature in the due difeharge of the Animal t i me; blithe() their reputation as a Medicine of the the hipo: Th 4 are admirably calculated for diforders of the S:--iiC; and Bowel, ; tor perfons of a Bilious, a Gon:y, or z R hiun- 2c Ilifpofitian ;as well as for thole whole Conlin utiiirs L i • stfieted by a nos active or too faktitaty life, or by a in hot Climates. They are likoviCe particularly krviesa'lle I lead-Achs occallutied by intligegion, and in ta movin g Cie iii 4 effect tof free living; as ago in preve::ti; Patties and A e) . plesias, fu often the confequctice of intemperance The tendency of theCt fills is to open the pia--s by rig)it, at d the body by day: they moreover promote lleep, ar.d reqc is neither confinement nor attention to diet. it•ieenuft. 1110;21 . ., had to them on the firft attack of a cold, or upon any tigpolition ; and they Mould never be omitted at bc:l-t;CILJ, any excels of eating or drinking; and thus their diftiugui;',..d charaderigic will be maintained, of promutin7, 'n.% remarkably exemplified by their inventor, who, by a 4 ufe atheist, though a very free liver, attained tLe -;. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues t a ?, preparation, which has never been dieulgeel but to ; 7‘ ; Proprietors, they can only be had genuine iron) eicl.l; ; a 4 they arc fold by FRANCIS NEWBERT, at the Ware:awl ~, Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Ealt End of St. Paul'', a doors from Cheapliele, London ; and at Dr. James's late is Bruton -greet ;in Boxes, price as. 6d. each, Stamp intlul.l; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large hex, for IL 2,Lja --Obferve that the words," F. Newbery, No ay, Ft, l'at.l3,`. are engraved in the Ramps. Ail others arc roonter!ai-s. WHEN Federman' Men of education and re, fponfibility deviate from the general (*ern by de ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fan Rion of 101 l ma i ms' fucceis is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exdufive nat. meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccsfsful ref alt d my plangives me additional ardour to oppofe as far a; I an k able the ravages of thoft. complaints which are the molt imp ort . ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pradice to Wen,: itulivids. ala front the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the du. gerous precipitancy of general Pradltiouas. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have d% voted my , attention, cotnprim every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —24 All kinds of DEBILITY, wbethcr wiring from the Itabni Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and !Ally that rangement of the (yftem in Women which is called BAlLRiiyi. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refult of ignorance or Mlle in tla treatment of a fimplc. Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentiv bap* eensthat the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indircret:M sin unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaint, am caul) , cured, and even where others have failed, I trait tho I may prefume to cdTer a radical re-ettablifhment Few, however. are the cafes of complicated dift.n.fs is the diforder,aornarcd with the calamitous fituations of Wombs from indulgence ism SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gm& ties of a fafitionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whak is the unavoidable confcqueuce of fuch pernicious bakis. Where the unhappy fufferer broad* over his mifcry, but rare ully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolatice for hint to know, that although it be an obis& of doubt or raw minty with other Practitioner*, the removal of thde DUN CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is du. acquire* mast of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus Lee begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be 2n.veat4 *y 7..1 early counteradUon of this Languid Rate, and in dot cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years eailled. a rmperPth cmeranee is indifpenfibly requiEte to revive the Cumin* tans of Life, and to rc-arimate the Conftitutioo. MAitRIF.D WOMEN, who have long been Lifanpoifled in their expedations of a Family, may be affunal Main mot initances loch &feels arc curable by Medical Skill. . . The SECRECY which is fo eentili to my unt'Avtaking ar4 he Qualifications which I have prefutncti to it . .t! form tha 3afis of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence wit!: itrh thistni aution is given, that Mr B----. may be eonruited (or by letters inclofing &(mail note) at his h..,ufe, No. s';', Ant. del-firect. Strand, Lear Temple-Bar . There Is an additional entrance In Water-firect utak& g ind the name is an both the doors. M. B. Memher of the Royal Caw of Stmreerit Co T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet, Ueda sal, Edinburgh, May 2, gas. IN the fpring of 1794. I was afilided with a Vent. real Complaint, which t treated with indifference for fits months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician, who put a temporary stop to the vintlence of the direde (W inercnrial applications) for form time ; but growing, in foit,44 all medicine and the advice of the firft Gentkinen °fat Faulty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was tedneed to a .1.13 aloud unparalleled and beyon d defeript ion, being al entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, inotab, nofe, legs, arms, &e. have been alternately in slar.ger ut huorno ing ureters; in short, I have had from 20 CO 30 eating uieen,ust my body, and nearly totally deprived of fighte—lt would b• voluminous to particularize all my cafe—fuliiec it to fay, them never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by friends, and imagined tnyfelf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; indeed, in my then conilif ion, death was prefer.,:fle to ray ours than mikrable date. In this dreadful ti: tettion di,!: drat a our miferable exiftence, till Davi Nu Pao CIDCNCr thrnvisriytray a newfpaper containing the care of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—ray friends read it, I could not.---1 rent and procured hme of ywat LEAKE'S PATENT PILLS, which, by eating front rin:.:lo ant now, and have lung been, (after more that tour year; to dcfcribable diftrefs), in as,good a ft-rte or heal:h ceer Ica' eyed ; as a proof of this, I had a. fine, thrivin7, hcell'ay eh.l, born to me a few months ago. In gra: itude to Goo, :rod is hops of rendering my fellow-creature fervicr, I requett you ref pablith this; and you may at any time refer pe:foni, who crib to be fxdsfied of the truth of this, or further 1:111/C6Lire, IN me or my friends, by letter or narron. As few cafes for hadaers will ever equal mine, and r.onc es. ceed it, I have from experience every reatan to alliire nuniinda that in your LEAKZ'S PIL Ls they wiil liad a fare fpeely,ftit, and radical cure, for that molt dreadful flag , : of the Venereal I)ifeafe, which is called—A coN e am with gra. titude, Sir, your obliged humble fervant, / • r. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS fsr -1411, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1 sofidon, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-itreet ; where he will are '. 1,1 * vice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Yids and wdl ate' fwer patients letters, if polt paid, on the Line trot', oblets. dog in all cafes the molt inviolable fecreey, uo Perfon's same of cafe having been menthmed,but at their own particular re4aJl• by the Proprietor, during the courts of more than 35 yam. that he has had the conducting of an extenfive tali of sitcom: medicine, and the pradice arifirg therefrom. They are alto fold, by his Appointment, for thc e onveni. - Fet of thole living at a diftanee. by Mr. Baxter, Soa:h•bli , g" Edinburgh; Air. Mentions, Printer, Cdrigow, to v.t um Mr. T. refers for his addrefa; at the Verfoiner'a, No. Alban's.ftrect, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robartfon sTry-nm; . Oxford-Brett; Mr. Difhorough's, No. 7, nearly oppoftte the Monument ; No. I. Union-row, Little Tower-hilt; Mr. Debtfa: d by one Perfor: in every confiderable towri in Great-Brim: .:!:4 Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, realed up w:th h111. , -4 plain Diredions, whereby Pcrfons of eitLer Sea cug thenedves with cafe wd lecrecy. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRJ 4 Morning 9 minutes art.,.T 4 Afternoon 22, minutes alto _ 4 LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors. by JO l; N PANIEti ofeantaby-ttreet) at the '3 rAt PRINTIN G -OrVICt, :4 ) 161 Carey-street; asri publithed by LIME! , K..NT (el 0 • 4 '1 tarburyliar.e Lambeth) s. No . Cucy- area x.l thCI - . : I