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• 1 .f . i . : ro' ".= 1- — Z -- - / ti7e ' • • • ..fr" "' ' 6 115 4 — 1; ' i / 11 ? '1 : : . til ti l .' ; . :.' i ' Y.: - .‘1 6.- - r .t. ;••''' ' • c ••• • 4 _ , - 4. t s, , • -4/ 4: I ' 4 4 i, _ l . • 1 ' , "44, 1 1!.. 4 'Ns-, ) \‘'k I g. 0 li.• ' -- ..i-7' ! i„. 1 1 •.,,,if. _ . , t. ~ i . I:j TUESDAT, 7ANUART 20, 1801. [PRIM SIX-PSIICIL DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION. SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS. MR. 140PKINS has the h o n our to i n f or m th e NoMLiTY,GENTRY,OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, and his Friends In general, that le con T cNU LS to in- Rmdt Gentlemen and Ladles in the molt elegant VARIETY of the SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS, with all the modern requl fltes of DANCING the MINUET, LoUVRE,COI'ILLONs, HORNPIPES, REELS, and ENGLISH country DANCES after the molt approved and FASIIIONAISLE STY La; and the courfe of their attendance made convenient to themfetves. He silo attends at home fuck Ladies and Gentlemen u honour him with their addrefs, by an application at his Refidence, Ceacianaker's Hall, Forger-lane, Cheapfide. LEEDS, JANUARY 13, zlot. AT a very numerous and recpettable Meeting of MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and MIL OWNERS, hdd this day at the Missed Cloth HAIL In 'surly.. ance of public Advertifement tam the Trances of the Mixed and White Cloth Halls, to take into eonfideration the propriety of petitioning the KING for the purple of obtaining a Speedy Peace. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, EIGHTEEN : JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS, who may have con- Rant Employ at as. per Week. on applying to Mr. Hisgarth. or Mr. Lowrie, at GREAT YARMOUTH. A Gentleman who has been claflically educated. Withei to engage himfelf as a Private Tutor, to initrues one young perfon or more in the dead Languages. The molt uuwearied affiduity would be curdled both for the moral and intelledual improvement of his Pupils. A retired and.comfortable fituation is his principal °Nett. P. S. 'The Advertifer has no objeCtion to receive propofals from any eligible Seminary. Letters addreffed (poft paid) to L. V. at Mr. Curreirs High-Itrcet, Winchelter, will be duly regarded. GOBPORT.—POR PUBLIC SALE, At the Dolphin Inn, NI Thurfday tee aotb day of January, am, at Twelve o'o lick at Noon, THE Good Spanifh Privateer SAN MIGUEL. now lying in Portfmouth Harbour, Prize to hie Malady's armedfchosner the NET ILLY. AIGHT. the LORD CUA ustatA January 22,, 18.31, SOUCI, Leicellor-Place, entirely New, called Redtation and Songs XT 1. so, Dregs end his Villa. Rec. Agreeable Company. Song. ' , Perpetual Youth. Song. ' , Love and Realm t. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to KM I .Virea. Sett •Loteeryof Wedlock. Song. *The Poct and paper. Roe A Thal of Patience. Rec. Le Maitre de Dail e. gear *Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Balita. and PART IL Rec. The Captain and the Peer. Roe. The Club. Sang. •Brother Jack. Song. •The Thing, tbe Kick Rae. Sailors. and the Go. Brag. 'Filial Love. Rec. The Meta , sec. A seturn of Rearm. Song. •jack at Green wich. tong. Ise Sweets of Love. Rec. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART let. Hawk Caleb. Rm. The Two Dod ors. Bang. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird. Stec The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Script. • Snag. °Maher Cup and then. Song. •Echo. Roc. Wldek is the war to Roe. The Coup de ;race. Windkr t Song. 'The Utlieel. Sas. Little! whole is Written, and compeer!, and will be fy oken, Mug and aceompanied kir Mr. DIBDIN. Bores sa,—Arealimy 21. • beets to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Pe rfortnance to es E rthe Boma to be taken at Mr. Dibdbi's Muhc Warelsook, Leicefter-Piace, Leicefter-Nvore where may be bad tie Songs in the Ilatertainments of Sans Semi ; the Novel of Hannah Revolt; the Younger Brother; the Miter? of the Stage, complete, iv the volumes, and every other article fpe cilled In his Cambric. The (cogs marked thus (') are pulflithed. en Monday newt will be pubhihed, "The thing, the Kick, and the eti." Sans Said will continue open Mondays, Tbarfdays, and Ssturdsys, during she &Milo. MONEY ADVANCED. MOBLEMEN, Ladies of Rank. Young Gen ." MINS of Fortune, sad oda% having blames for Life, et be Whig treelike Musk Frldisokl. CoPS'lmid, kaithid, add Whet Mas. Iltet Cliarges.ylarrisge nears o*, Sataiddia4 raw be acataiiidated with tele metry sr parmsw frotsal iscoty to stay astaaat, at a moat Pardee, and with the nunolt feereey. Apply to Mr. Baker, Avon, No. 17, Token-houre-yard, atotka Baa/s. MONEY READTTO ADYANSE. l 1. LL Pefons in the Piaidfion of Incomes. ari flog from Freehold, OmpgbeK or Lcafehold Effates, la Land or Honks, Money hi ifieronia, Rent Charges, Max, riage loaimmostua, Widows johns% Annuities, Patent Maas. Omsk Livings, or ang abet «stale !learnt for life, may be limppliedi with tanitorary or pernsastent gips of Money to any Irount, by paying Aneasky intereft ford* fanse. The NAM, and Ointry of knowii pe i . or the:heirs, Ray be eteeintiodated as their perfoul y; atil in any bßanee, whore the in foinfity of an imilviefid any be *mod inAdlicienc, titaidlafq & **dm patron th gum- Ms the *radii of the drift, willnenert tale obleefiest ; and lh al cafe., privilege ssr bees* to the Mile, to rusts time prise** at their own 4610. Perfocal appikatioem *II be reedited every day till four *ink. andirrates kora,Cirrefoppisuip in town or country, (PA Peig) wi4bo,hogmelheteA *Wigged to 'ln Di. tiottew of the KnWatileidge at hie emir hook No. i. Lower jaba.fireet. .asihnassehn- - . •• • • • Ike the CONVEMIIIa ttlti Millpe OKIIIIRAL, BUT PARTICULARLY OF OPPICIIU Olf SERVICR, MI6 'Tiffin OF L Ilk TOTAGII. IUIOE of LEMONS,ht t contrtte or eryftalifi4l 17 Itate,lselng the pure brid_paH df the fruit In a fad apd dtT forrn, reftmbling in appearance phlte Sugar, Candy : Pee ppaaredoolyhyHtvar CO ewe t, No. too, Temple-tar, Hat bed. London ; raeh patine_ arra by hbrifelf ; ana vibe is 'ermined to rdtr to the MOM gathorftles In this thigdwin, for t!..e purity of the preparation. I hit grateful Add, on obtained under the prefer* move- Iron and elegant form of Cry tale, met completely enforces elm yoffatde pskrpore of treat Lemon Juice • and with *de Antler advantage*, that being in a airy flat:, it is extremely rlei occupying very tittle room, and remaining unchanged a ta : climate : and wittuith being his expOifive than 1.4711006. et Lemon Juice. At Sca, it may be fall to be tilldbrible, many of the Alpo In 16 Ilisicrty's Navy, and hr the _lle of the Hon. Fan India Company, have for foam tithe" inew fuppYe4 with It in ecoftderable giontity• Tv he hut st sumac,. cozivi Tempe•- . Bal. oPto frt. the T=Loodan ; and mai oldie 'dog * toms in the R. DIXON'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILL& THESE Pak are well known in th e pirate ratline el taw Proprietor, G. Dixon Apaltaarf, sad St the repeat of Cenral Perform of Dlftit:dtibil, a/burn ae- Mimed to tahe elm, were fled offered to the ?labile, Tin 11 tee fah& ht eacenent rettady for ladtgildoo. (Mid . die Lob of Appetite. Ce&tvawfs, Sack . I !iWci-aete, klieriocks in the &math and Dow* 'rift two Idioms kiiiiieurs. Thie Pills are partially* ea:OW hiwied to all ;terror,. whoa. Stomach and Head are difor tf dered hot kepi , which frznpuent they neva fail to remove. They are iikewife a good aperlave, and a clanger of Dillow tingles/on. from otiftnietioet a the liver and other caulk% Std W prove a catholic addition to a hiediciiiirChdt In bang !rich at, by their ragman sir., they will prevail .that miththit width generally worm ft hot cilanates. 'heir !=taz i tbe Rase of the Itotheth, add do cat re- C We ati particular dith *,(men, of Narpor-areet. Red-Lion-foare, has been of a Woes ecanadaiat of long Itandint. which Phy s. m= hi the wareadirestes, and totally gam up by Selalcian wiholeide and retail at' Csa noAlid Ideradera °enable Medicine vi Scala lie 4 umiak Not p. Piers, Abi 74. BL teilletagighd VldragAkiwalits‘' I on., ga • id* MOM% 'Pot by %Duos. 111111111111111111111..immilimil • • •" " - " • " • • "- songs 3799] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE. IV-MORROW EVENING, Itntlary 2 J. their Makatea Servants will ad a Comedy, saved THE INCONSTANT. After which the new Pantom Wu of HARLEQUIN AMULET. Th bE ven ing..—The Double Gallant; with Harlequin Amulet. Elf COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrO.MORROW EVENING, January at, 'S ot, J. will be prudence(' the new Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE. After the Flay the new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S TOUR; This Eventag—Earry Man in his Htunour. FORTY-SECOND NIGHT. SANS SOUCI. the Autboriq of the Right MIL the LORD CUA 114111:11. LAIN, N THURSDAY NEXT, January 22, 1801, will be prefented as SANS SOUCI, Leiccilet-Place, uk c it a .fquare, an Entertalurnent, entirely New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs PART I. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS Entrufted with the EDUCATION of YonTn may in a Mott time have them completely formed to appear in the firft circles with that elegance and diftinguithed Eafe which Is ever attendant on politencis and good breading--Cr Boarding Schools attended. N.D. The Morning Academy, for Ladies only, Is opal, and will be continued till ►is Majefty's Birth Day, from Memo o'clock till Three. CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUBLINS. 14OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufaauress to her MAJESTY, and aD the ROYAL FAMILY, have the honour moR refpeetlbliy to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that attempts having been ink& to Impore on the Public, imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM BERRY MUSLINS, and to fell inferior Articles as Ros Bay s and PLOWMAN'S MANUFACTURE, without the leaft ci3ltit to merit or ingenuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility, &c. that their Manufattory is the may one capable of making real Chamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warehoufc the only place where they can be bought Genuine. - - - - - They further requeft Ladies to obferee, that all Mops made in Gown Pieces, or in any other manner, and fold as Chamberrys, are dcftitute of either the Tafte, Elegance, or Fa bian a their Manufadtory. Nib, Irith Poplins, and Bombazcens of their own Maint 'Mum, in the great& variety. Morchanu' Orders executed with the aeauttomed allowanee. No. x. Chandorftrect, Covent-Garden. MEDICAL THEATRE, GUY's HOSPITAL. THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES read at this Theatre will commence as follows: The Pradlice of Medicine, by Dr. BABINGTON, on Mon day, February 2d, at Ten o'Clock. Cbemiftry and Experimental Philofophy, by Dr. BASING' TON and the Rev. Mr. ROBILIITS, udday, February 3d, at the famebour, Midwifery, with the Mares of Women and Children, by Dr. Lowy', and Dr. HAIOUTON, on Wednelday, February 4, at Eight in the Morritur. - - - - - - And Phyfiology, or Laws of the Animal (Economy, by Dr. HAIGIITON, on Monday, Fcbmary 9, at a quarter before feta: in the Evening. TM Clinical Ledtures, and LcAntes on the Maw& Medi a, will be continued as ufual. This day was puidifised. ht 3 vol. mato. Price IS,. THE MISTAKE; or, fomething beyond a joke: A Novel. By P. LriTLEJOHN, Author of Henry; and the Cyp6Sr. Printed fur the Author ; and fold by T. Hunt, Parasols:F. rover ; Shires, Dond4treet; and Dutton, alrelda-lane. This day were publiked, price ts.dd. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the INOCULATION of the COW-PDX: to which is pre fixed a torapestdious.alltory of the Difeafe, and of ha Intro dudtion as a Pntventive of the Small Pos. De6gned principally toprontote a Knoisledge of the Subjett among thole who have Got hitherto itteided to it. By jOrIN AZDINGTON, Surgeon. Printed for J. johnron, in St. Paurs Church-yard ; and II Bel cher and T. Wood, Ihnningharn. LORD NELPON. ------ An Monday nett, January t 6, will be pubEflis#, A PORTRAIT of LORD NELSON, adorned with the feveral Orders conferred upon him by different Sovereigns. Painted by Mr. Abbott. and Endinved by Mr. Heath, Hit` tarried Ingram to his MaJelly and his Royal Highnefs the Prinonef Wes. As the Make front which this Engraving is taken, has been painted dace Loni Net so ' s return tn Enemd, tt is perfumed to be tie Itrongeft and molt corred likenefs of any yet pub tidied. ----- Sleep( the Engraving x t inches by 9i, rice 106.641 2 _•• Prole r ei d va irints in colours al. es. Subtract Mines will be re by the Proprietor, JAMES HZATA NO. Ij. Rufk.ll- place, l'itsroy-fquue, srbete Pidture a nds Proof of the Plate is ay be feet. Where may likewifc be bad. General Walblogton, price 11. tts.6d. - . Dead 301dier 4.t 6 o Mr. Kemple 44 4 0 Dr. Black - o 7 6 Mrs. Siddons - 04 0 Dr. Marie - 07 6 Mr. Adds - 04 0 FOR THE MSE OF SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE GEN. TI.EMEN. LE NEGOCIANT UNIVERSEL, ou Re . . I —A each de lAMB IlliellaloB de Conunirec, &rites par les meineures Matrons de Aussie, HOLLAWII4, ANOLIITTIIIit, FRANCK, ESPACTM, PORTI/OAL, ALLILUAONZ, ITALIC, TURIVIt, Avec are t4ll alpbabltiopee des tomes untie dans le ne rec. °ewer mere 1 Or* de mod2le I une corrrfpon dance Francolfe, et a fanner le vral ftyk commercial. Utile eaa Nigocistas, Marchenas, Commis, dm A forage de la Jeoncife Malone qui fc &Bine= cattamerce. Par G. KEEGAN, Maitre dc l'iteadlinic, Manor Houfe. Kee:tint:ton. Se vend cues Verner et Hood, Poultry; Lozziosa et Rees, Paternofter-row ; Rooky, Old Broad-an:et ; Dulau et Co, Wardoor-ftrtet ; Delsode, Lierrani-nreet ; d 8080, chat Boigin et Shepperd; A Edinburgh, chez Manners et Miller; HArnhurg, chne Fauche. The utility of this valuable Book boy he minced frob the eatenave :de tt has had, and from the numerous tettimonids of apprth.stmo, bade' fist high encomiums bannerol on It by the Mita Cade, London Review, and European Map zinc. which have been lard before the Pubßc. Indeed there is no Book cOteht violtkl can render fuch effentia fcrvice to Taal, or to More who with to acquire a thorough knowledge of wench *Bolan' cotrtipeara.nee with the real trodaeliont of commatle. The Writers of the Anti-ie.:ol4n Review, of September al - This contains at Letters men be highh- nfeful to young men, las the snercwsdle amid; a. it ',AU era .ble them, wish bttk attendee and treutile, to make *valve s c = de 4- ee tem of the use oedemata!! ftyle comiromigl which cannot be au.smed, but with evanderal Ac lebour, with. oat fuel a golds. It k acedlefs to übferve the t original letter arc mach better cakelatal to convey BO riLiry ferdea of knowledge than say, do atogt labourel, Fri du %tea Of tie mo lt inclialle Mr. JOSEPH LINSLEY, in the Chair., It was unanirnouffy Refolved-4. That great numbers of laborious and indultrious families, who have hitherto roPPori ed theinfclves by the Manufadures of this neighbourhood, are now reduced to the greateft dittrefs. Refolved unanimously—ll. That many of the snore wealthy , Manufxerturer4 wanting a Sale for their Goods, ham been un der the amenity of difmliling a great proportion of their work men, who in confequence thereof have born obliged to apply for Parochial Relief, thereby adding to the numbers already dependent upon the Patinaes for their fubliltence, which has advanced our poor -raw* beyond all example. Refolved unatilmossilya—UL That our Taxes have advanced la as great or a greater proportion. Refolved unanimoufly —TY. That in addition to thefe evils, every kind of Provifloas, and particularly Corn, has rifen to a melt exorbitant price. Confideriag that Want of Employment to the pretense extent, the excellive demands upon us for Poor-rates, the enormous Taxes, and the high Price of Provifions, were unknown to this Country before the unfortue..4 War in which we are engaged, Refolved unanimoully—V. That the War is the principal mule of thefe complicated Evils; that if It be continued, the abfelute Ruin of very great numbers of us is inevitable ; and that It is a duty we owe to oar Country, our Families, and our Pofterity, to petition the King to adopt fuch meafures as his Majefty in his Wifilosu may fee fit for the purpofc of obtaining a fpeedy Peace. Refokod una Mt.upy—VL That a Contrnittee of Thirieen Gentians:as be appointed , with power to add to their number, to carry the foregoing Refotodon into effedt. Renaud—V . ld That WILLIAM WI LIL &FORCE, Efq. and the Honourable H. Lao , our County Members, be re quefted to prefent the Petition to the King. Refovod unanimetilly—Viii. That the Proceedings of this Meeting be publifbcd in the Lceds and fucb Provincial and London Papers u the Committee may judge proper. Refolved unanimonfly—lX. That the Thanks of this Mat ing be given to the Truftees of the Mixed and White Cloth Halts (or calling us together upon this important occaLon. Refolved unanimouily—X. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Jokph Linlley, for his impartial Conduct in the Chair. JOSEPH LINSLEY, Chairman. NAVIGATION AND LONGITUDE. WILLIAM GARRARD, Erarniner of Of.' ken in LUNAR. OBSERVATIONS, to the Ho- nourable EaR India Company, at No. 1. Nag's Head-court,' Grace Church-ltreet, and at the Old Eft.ablifta Naval Ana- , demy, Ormond Houle. Chelfea, where he continues to Board and Q2alify young Noblemen and Gentlemen in Navigation , and Pradical Scamardhlp, and every requill:e to complete the Sea Officer. Alfo In his new method of reducing Lunar Ob fervatic/hs, fandtioned by the Honourable Board of Longitude, Honourable Trinity Hoyle, and the EaR India Company.— His new Lunar Tables are now delivering to the Subftribers and others, and may be bad either at bit O ffi ce in Town, or at the Acade my. ENGLISIII LOTTERY. To begin drzsving the sd of March, !tor. s Prizes of 4. 30,ccoL I 4 Prizes of £. s,OOO a -of so,coaL 6-- ef spoo I-- of to,OOOL to —of - row Sixteen of Soot and sto,oool. In (mailer Prises. DIAMOND LOTTERY. By AR of Parliament, to be determined by the State T.otterr The Tickets Two Guineas each, and the Prize (wane THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS) dere:arta in the Bank of England. QWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poultry, London, in the year 1759, and at their Stare Lottery- Offices in Dame-ftret, Dublin; and Tron gate, Ottrgow ; are appointed to fell the Tickets and !tamped Shares of the Englifit Lottery, and the Tickets of the Diamond Lottery, agreeable to Ad of Parliament• • Country Correryunttents, remitting Bank notes, cab. good Mils, or Poit-oficce orders will have Tickets or Shares fat them, and an account of their fuccefs as foal as drawn. Stvirr and Co. have been remarkably fortunate to the Pub lic by the fate of many of the Capital Prises in the late Lotteries. ENGLISH LOIVERY. No. 4, CORNHILL. TDISH returns his grateful Thanks for the • numerous Payours he has received. and thinks it a duly he owes the Puble (se we the Clatrathre with Goverwrell for the i seeflot Levery). U. a :quaint them that ENGLISH ,Ttocrrs will rife gradually from now to the Dekwing ; therefore fuck of his Wends as intend having Tick, ts or Shares In the enfuing USttery, will aft prudently to nuke an catty purchafe. The Scheme is univerfally approved, and abounds with numerous Capitals, foam of them to judicioully arranged as to keep the Wheel rich, and gives a chance for SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS To be gained by a Eagle Ticket. The Prizes of the Englifh Lottery will be paid at the ufual time, in full Ruling money, without any dikount. Pcrions in the Country, who will to hare TICKET% Sr Stinnes, may be fupplicd, by lending Pott-Office Orders, good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cafh, to the old-eftabliflied Office, No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON: Where Tickets and Sham are felling in great variety : anal -ill Bufinefs in the Public Funds tranfaded with fidelity and tilt patch, by T. BISH, STOCK -B ENGLISH LOTITRY, Brent Drawing tlse id of Mardi clot. THE SCHEME gOIifAINS s Prizes,' L• .°p 2 - acycoo 3 woo, 4 •—•—• SPce 6 - 1,000 10 ...... Ipoo 36 300 14 ... 100 130 •••••• 5 0 /7.200 •-• sR Haifa Million at Musky Stei ring lit prim. Part of the Capitals will be deserosined as under: Firti-Drawn Twitet nth Day L. scow Ditto 33th Day 10.000 Ditto 330 Day 301003 Ditto loth Day 1000 The Pate, of this Lourry pill be paid at the dual tape in full (tering, money. without any ecount or dedustion. 'PICKETS and SHAKES of TICKETS are 1 felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in Engird, Issodand =4l lirclan4 And the Prizes paid vo demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ties . t i t 7 3 0 Hoff 116 o tub 1 5 o 4 Quancr 4 0 o a s math 1 3 o ....li ct i oas some egenety Orr be 164.11a4 with Tiaras or 'hares the Lune as If press's. brinallearradt Mee Orders, good Dice, Calk i ns lisioiFootos, to my fJoisiosl.49Arry Pip. DIVIINSIONS. Length of the Deck - 59 ft. 6 in. Extreme Breadth - 17 4 Depth in Hold about - 8 o Admeafures about 74 37-94 Tons. The above velfel is quite new, and will be fold with all her Materials and Stores, which are very pod and abundant, la one Lot : will anfwer well for a privateer, packet, or other ferrice where a fait-failing veil Is wanted. For Inventories apply to Mein. Page and Evans, Gofport. LIBRARY of EXCELLENT BOOKS, CABINET PIC TURES, PIANO FORTE, VIOLINS, &c. TO RI SOLD IV AUCTION, By Mr. KING, jun. At his Audis* Room, No. 36, Tay'itock-ftreet, Covent. Garden, on Wedneiday next, and three following days, at Twelve, THE Genuine and Valuable Library, (mall and pay Choice Coßealm of Cabinet PM* s, by Polern berg, E. Hendkirk, Van Gogen, Brooking, Anderfon, De Heim, Four Shooting Pieces by Woollet, fine toned HMO Porte, Vio lins, and other Effedts of the late Mr. SANDI'S, of Kola& Town, demoted. Among the Basks are Walpole. Auecdistes of Painting, Boyer's Hiftory of England, Lock's Works, Hod ley's Britaania Romano, Major's Poeftum, Willoughlres Redo, Gerald's Herbal, Hook's Roman Hillary, Hiltaire Nimes, Ancient and Modern Unlvcrfal Hißory, Jortin's Hillary, Old Plays and Tradts, with Wood Cuts, 1647, many other curious articles too tedious to enumerate. May be viewed between eleven and tam o'clock, and Cata logues had of Mr. Booker, Bond-ftrart ; Reynolds, Oxford ftreet ; Mame, LesdenballLtreet ; and at the Rooms. STAFFORDSHIRE, NEAR LICHFIELD. TO It SOLO IT AUCTION, In the Month of February nest (uniefs difpofed of before Or Private Contradt, of which due Notice will be given), i tk . MOST Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SIiENSTONE MOSS, eligibly lituate about three Miles and a half from Lichfield, and Twelve from Bit. mingham, in a molt beautiful, healthy, and fporting Pan of the County, with plenty of Game, and amplitude of Field Sport, a fuitable diltance from the Turnpike Road, on which the PA palki daily with the Mail, and feveral other Coaches, in a Neighbourhood remarkable for its rcfpeetability and a cellent Roads. The Premifes confift of an exceeding goo& Family Hot.fe, fated on a beautify'. Lawn, with Plantations, and entlicilithed with a fine Sheet or Water, fupplied by a fmall Trout Stream that bounds the Preniffes, Rocked with Filh, a Boat Honfe, Plaine Houk, Alcove, &e. roomy StabHng for nine Hunks, Coach-110%1(e for two Carriages, est enfive Offices of every de kription, fuited to the Manion and Farm, excellent walled Kr char (larder', Orchard daily planted and fully cropped, [mall Green Houk, Brick Mellon Pit, Gardener's Houk, &e. —The Offices for the Farm arc two capacious Barns, Granary, Dovecote, Can Houk, Stable, Waggon Houk, Piggery, Pout- I try Houk, large Dog Kennel, &c. and all Brick built. The Houfe is a very bandfome Edifice, the whole forming a inoft complete Rade:ice for the Gentleman and the Sponf man' fated on an aninarce, in the midi of 107 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Paßiire Land, in equal Propor tions, entirely compaß, within a Ring Fence, in the bight& Rate of Cultivation, well timbered, and Right of Common, and exonerated from payment of Hay Tithes; the Corsi Tithe, moderate, and the Taxer remarkably fo. The Primiks ape amply (applied with excellent Water, and Coals cheap. The ' Church forms a beautiful (Mica, inxkloli there are two Lula Pews. Immediate poilealoa may be had. To I,: viewed, with Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Thomas Rutiell, Mr. Henry Morris, and Mr. James Al- Roue, Birmingham; Mr. Joftph Stubbs, Watiall; and Mr. William Hands, Asaitioneer, Lichfield. EFFICACIOUS AND PURIFYING: MEDICINES. Invaded by WM. lIRODUM, M. D. AuthoF of the Guide to W °ld itritE lhe eA rt tre t ti at en w it h fi i C ch a ba nd bee b n ia l t i a lth n l it d. re fcarchrs of the Authar are elucidated in fo plain and perfpicuous a manner as Inuit llrikc convidion into the heart of every reader. The Doillor's unequalled fldli in the caliche and ufes of trees, plants, and herbs, has obtained him the pa tronage of Come of the Brit Nobility to this and our lifter king. duns, and to hint nuoltiud are indebted for the molt Cafe and purifying medicines in the world, derived Wel) , front the Bo tanical Creation, into whkh his unremitting and arduous re (arches have been a work of thirty years; and in confequeneta of his unceaGlig indult ry, Nature has unfolded herfelf in the fol lowing Invaluable medicines : i. The BOTANICAL S•RUP, ibr cCOttI:IC, leprous , and fero talons complaints. _ _ _ TWa Jaftly famous medicine 1. wed known to poirefs uncom mon virtues in the above dreadful diforders 1 Its &akin on the bodily lyftem is a gradual motion on the fluid., introducing a regular change into the habit, by which means the patient is not futile& to violent effeds. The innocence of the prepaation. sot being &mutant, the diarient Rages of the diforder arshuall. Bed by the natural tom of the itotnach being ftrengtlicnsd by this great purifier of contaminated habits. The molt healing basins of the eaftern world are derived from the [arm rumen as the one in queition. 2- The Neal/oils CORDIAL, fcr confumptive and debilitated Conftltudans and for Deafners. In the whole Materta Medics there is not a more alleaciems medicine than the above ; at a reftorcr of ftrength to internal decay it Rands unrivalled, and may be relied no in giving Immediate relief,ond certain tyre, in alined all Rages of Das van complaints, from the languor and wealmefs attendant ea diforden of the Romach. This exalted medicine has ban pea duaive of general good, and the many rettored to Ye bldfings of health from the gates of death by this ineffircable pr lora. don, is the bigheft eulagiurn which could pogibly be paid So Dr. &edam, and 0, indeed, his boaft and his reward. Alexander Blake, Mariner, of South Shields, as to have received much benefit by taking Dr. Bao. DON'S lONONCIi Syrup, he being afilieted with the Scurv.Land The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, Alisitin-Bret, to but. des at el is. I Is 64. and ss. sd. alfo at Mr. Pidding's Medicine Warchoufe, No. 16, Oxford-Itreet, oppoSte the Pantheon jekoult and Co (late Bacon) Nu. zso. oxfurd-itreet ; Bour geois and Co. No. 32. Haymarket; Mr. Ward's Medicine Ward ou re, No. 324, Holborn,sippotite Gray's Ion; Mr. Davis. Cork, ; E. Nairbery, the corner of St. Paul's (Intik yard ; Tutt's, Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer, Na 44. ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Cain; ; Mr. Randall, No. r 74, Piccadilly ; Mr. Shaw, No. 4, elypishat tii Sestiwark Dank, garvaglt, sad at Craricto I J 1 491 1 19 il l:' 1; ~~ r 1 ~~