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T I EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1 wi'l he prcfcnted Ben Johnfon'i Comedy of EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kitely. * Mr. ( OOKE. To which will be added the New Melo-brame, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. Thi4 Ever:ng—Delays and Blunders ; with A Tate of Myttery. On Saturday, The Cabinet; with the Review. 0, 1 Ni o nday, Macbeth; with A Tale of Myftery. TO THR CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE: rri-IE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are refpetftfully informed, Jolt N BURGess and Sores GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. • VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame Mariner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for miny,rae* Pak • The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article Is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at largeould of Ferro's refident to all pans of the Word, and having ftOod the tea of trial, ranks it in the fituation it nov. maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and otherßlCH SAUCES for FISH, &c. inddces therti, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had df THEIR GENUINE, bat at their Warehonfe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of 1h . belt quality.- • WEST-INDIA MEItCHARTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, du. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fepplkd upon the 'holt& notice for the Faft and Welt Indies, etc. Warehottfe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps ' Strand, London. • For the convenience of 'Families in Scotland, that have ap.. pointed Meas. R. Johniton and Co. Esfinburgb, their Cole Agents for Pith Sauces. • , ARMY. ACAPTAIN in a Regiment of Infantry, now in Barbadoes, is defirous of exchanging to Half-pay, on the Bridal Eflablifhment, receiving a Difference. Mr. Johnfton, of Craven-ftreet, in the Strand, is authorized to negociate the Bufinefs. This day was 'subtilised, In Ore Vol. fatal% Bvo, elegantly printed by Winer, THE PASSAGE of the ST. GOTHARD, 1 by her Grace the DUCHESS of DEVONSHIRE; with ;:41i m Tranaation by 0. POLIDORI. Sold by Comeau and Co. st, Albesatie4rws v Where nay be had, Szknee Revived ; a Peens, 446. 11 floe della Peers Italians dd Seoul° XVIII: Two Vols. WOO, sos. 6d. And all forts of French, Italian. Spanilb, Gierwasn, and Latin SWAM 2 PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of -a- Chancery, bearing date the 4 th of June, 1802, made in a Caufe wherein John Downes, Efq. is Plaintiff, and Rees, Goring, Thomas, and others, are Defendants, fuch of the Creditors of George Auguftus Chichefter, Marquis of Donne gall, to whom be bath given Debentures, with the cadent of his late Father. Arthur, Marquis of Donnegall, deceated, or who arc holders or affignees of the Guise, under and by virtue of an in of rel- afe, dated the 23d day of May, 1794, are forth with to come in and prove fuch debts, before Peter Holforet Efq. one of the Matters of the laid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in def..ult thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the Laid Decreer.. Dated this 13th day of Auguft, tBoa. ALDRIDGE and SMITH, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. BREW tkl(1 AND' MAL' lb s day was pnbilibed, Prier so todi bound,' A METHODICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR; 1 captaining RULES and DIRECTIONS for SPEAKING atul wgiTING the ENGLISH LANGUAGE with Propriety and A t - cl ang; illafirstad by a variety of EXAMPLES and F.XERCISES: for the USE of SCHOOLS. To which is ta!,joined an EPITOME of RHETOR C. By the Rev. JOHN SHAW, Feld-Malta of the Free Grammar School, at Rochdale, in Lana-Aire. The Fifth Edidon, carefully Revifed, Corresited, and Improved Landon: Printed for W. J. and J. Richard:on, Royal EA charge ; Vernon and Hood, Poultry ; and C. Law, Ave-Maria- Lac MR; MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND, reffeetfully informs the Public, that he inftrneta Gen, tlemen in the Ufe of the Thermometer ' and the application of that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and will furnith them with manufcript inftrudions, which will enable them to prae• tile the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other Mal Liquors. He will all. Runifh them with manufcript 'tame: dons for making Pale and Brown Malts, after the milt proved pradtice, and haying been long in bufinefs upon his own account, and taking a pleafure in trying many and Various experiments, and noting their refult it has given him a degree of practical and experimental knowledge In the different lines of his profeffion, Which very few poffefs, as can be proved from the many letters and vouchers of the moft emiCent , Brewers both in Great Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his different modes of pradice, and many of there Gentlemen he never had the pleafure of Peeing; his manufcfipts put it in the power of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding fine-flavoured Porter from Malt and. Hops alone, combined with the firnple element of water without the ufe of any other ingredient what ever t any addrefs fent (poft Paid) to D. Morro N, will he 4}41" attended to. He returns his refraftatthatika to dlefe Gentle men who have approved fo hig ly **Witty If his Moor fcripts and profethonal :r. . - FELONY. WHEREAS on Wednefday Night, (Novem bcr 24, rtcol), a BRO kA'N GELDING, of th- Saddle Kind, about r 6 Hands high, with Black Mane and Tail, Black Legs and Hoofs, was ftolen ont or a itable at Winterborne- Clenfton, near Blandfonl, Dorfet, the property of Mr. Jour; SMlTH—Whoever will gi' e inch Information that the Horfe may be recover / a, (hall receive the Sum cf TWENTY GUI _IKLAS,on-Convidtion of the Offender or Offenders—Att Ae compliee making a Difeovery (ball be entitled to the fame Re ward. JOHN SML'rH. N. B. A Saddle and a double-bitted Bridle were Men at the fame time the Stable was brlken open...—Maker's name on the Saddic, Barfoot, Blandford, Dorfet. COMMERCE.—No. El r••ci Jl-- 1 'lbis do. was pobiiihed, Tn One Volume, Odtavo, Price in Bowls, ys. rrHE CH KISTIAN CUIDE ; an Attempt to explain, in a Series of CONNECTED DISCOURSES, the Leali g Articles of Chriftlanfty : Dehgned principally for ti.e of Families and Young Perfons. . By CHARLES PLUSAPTRE,M. A. Rethor of Long Newton, Durham. Printed for F. at dC. Rif.ngton No. 6a, St. Paul's bhurcts;. Yard. Sold silo by 3. Hatc bard, No. tgo, Piccadilly. We recommend in the It: ongdt and ntoft unrcferved terms the whole of this Volume, si admirably adapted for the oiled for which it was pbb%llhed , niunely, the Ufe of Families and Tarr Per ono Bridal Critic.Odtober, iBoi. Thb day was publiibed, In Four Volume: Il_tarto, boards, Prices is 6d. with coloured — Plata 0r.21. zspe. Plain, MEDICAL BOTANY, containing Syllematic Xvi- and General DESCRIPTIONS, with PLATES, pf all the Medicinal Fauns, indigenous and. Exotic, comprehended in the Catalogue of the MATERIA MEDICA, as publithed by the P oval Caller lid Phyfielans of oodoes and Edinburgh: 'e•witi a dreumftantial detail of their MEDICI NAL CTS, and of the Difeafes which they have been waft fuccefsfully employed. • • The Fear* Yolskasecantaipsinatmand Ddcriptions tii of molt the principal Menu, not issituded in the Materia Media. By WISIAAMINVOODVIILLE, M. D. Of the Royal Caller- of byfiebna,...Londoo. Sold by W—Par t.z.t rs• aeorgeTyikid.l Lombard-itreet; tondon Coates Cheap itiii.ELMMINT POCKET EDMONS of the rioft efteen id Wilts In thelogila baggage, eessaMing Swab Embelliihossots. The Wets m... ~...ad iwund, sr in Numbers, price ally 6d. each. SELECT NOVELS. Wyman aid Alums 06. Oullivv's Travels N.Jurlahad - , • 6 Sifters • - 7.adig ' - . o 6 limiest* - • s • b ran and lkam es 6 Jedoph Andrews • s 6 Eentimental journey o 6 Female Quixote - 3 • Calle of Otranto 1 0 Telemachus - - 3 0 Ratrelas .. - a o Humphry Clinker - 3 0 TheudoSus & Conitantia I o Mod Tales - - 3 6 &Minis' - - a o Cottntirathom - 3 6 jearsayto thrnettWorid a • Taks 4 the Gaul • 3 6 Pompey the Little a 0 Roderic Random - 3 6 Candid . a aco TM:Sin-Mandy • 4 6 jenathaa Wild - s 6 Rabbets: Crake - 5 o Nruebin Prbicers z 6 Amelia - - 4 6 Lboifs Maar a 6 Advaitnies ea Oulu& • 5 o Adventures el' as Atom 1 6 *Gil Bias - - 5 6 Vicar et Wakefield a 6 Tam Jones - - 6 6 Chin& Tales 6 16 i. Pestrioe Picide - 6 6 Tale of a Tub . 1. 6 Asiabinn. Nights - ? 6 Lancelot Greaves a 6 Don Quixote - II 6 Devil on Two Sdeks 1 o Rathe ) la - - .9 6 SACRED CLASSICS. Eof Haman Life • 6 Young's Centaur z o D=Abel s o Pilgrim's Progrefs 2 • Douai DeII6 I 0 Addifon onCbrift.Religie• 1 • Dula's Prifas naught. : o Rowe's Letters 2 0 RovresDevesellerdks : o Verity's Meditations 2 6 swim; CLASSICS. Goldfarithia jeep 1 o Citizen of the World 3 o Shenit - ne's my, a 6 Adveautrer - 5 6 The idber • 3 o Rambler - 6 6 SELECT POETS. Gray IS 6 Falconer z o Langhorne z 6 t!, 1 :7114 o 6 Congress a o Panel z 6 Otway o 6 Fenton z o Savage I 6 linehefter o 6 Rowe s o Shenftone 2 • Wald 0 6 PAM* z o Akenfade s o SIAM o 6 Eremite z o Watts s • 1 4ttletes 0 6 'dale s o Ulover .2 • Osidhait:a • 6 Moose z • Somervile s o A:a.treag o 6 lichen z o Thomism s 6 bmotiett • 6 Cummingians 1 o Mikes 3 6 Idle* 0 6 Lsofdowne z o Prior 3 6 G ut h 0 6 Blaclustore z • Young 4 0 !basket o 6 Addifoo I o Pope 5 0 b "iner 0 6 Shakefpeare s 6 Dryden 5 6 w artao z o Waller : 6 BIPTIISH THEATRI, 0 • S 0 Corneifinft ninier.liSnakers, 41keh containlng• complete brarnatic Piece, and decanted with a Portrait of a Performer in charade:. The SUPERIOR EDITION contains a Sonde ReCrefectataun badge the Portrait, and therefore is anbelliihed - vi.h two Eapwringc —Ulla of the Plays may be had by ap- Nation to the !lesbians. Chump and Elegant Picket Edition et HUME% HISTORY of ENGLAND, with Continuations by Smol let tad Lloyd. Music - si Numbers - Price 6 6 Smonstt 34 Numbers - - •t 7 • Litord - • 14 Numbers Otto As adiiiimal Vellum is printing. which will bring down the Witery to the eancluilon of the late War. To gratify the Admirers of &operative Lowe. Sununu EIPITIONS ass primed of Hanse's England, and the Pocket Li bftry is general , whirl are an Vellum Paper. They contain r mats of she Anthem-additional flob}etk Printe. Vignette l',..notifpicess is emery Volame. and the firft thipreflons of the rite& The Prima there Editions is One Shilling each Mam ie, except the lAA nate% which I. Eighteen-Pence.-- The el the whole may be ked gratis. Price e( and* the above Works in Calf is .Foarteen- Pence per Vamets; end, In amp, Elskt-penes per Velum& • Ulan* Feinted *C. Cooke, No. 17, Paternefterftw 414 bpi .1.41F.V%1.110 EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAYs T a Meeting of the Committee for the Exben lion of the Surrey Iron Railway through the Countiei • • • Ilex and Hants, to the Sea Coaft, held at the Spread 4114 •in Wandfworth, on Tuefday, the 25th day of No .. •• - • 1802, GEORGE TRITTON, Efq. in the Chair, The Chairman reported, that he and Conte other Members alended at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuefday laft, as a depuration from this Conunittee, to meet the Gentlemen of Landed Property in the vicinity of Reigate and Godltone, for ' the fpeeific purpofe of receissing the Survey, i• ltimate, and Re port of Mr. Jeffop, on the belt line for extending the Iron Rail way to London. That the Meeting was accordingly held, when Hylton Jol liffe, Efq. was called to the Chair. They bad fearcely proceeded in the bufinefs of the day, when a number of peefons, conneeted with or employed on the Croydon Canal s propofed a fet of Refolutions wtieh they had previoufly drawn up, and which wakes totally irrelevant to the bounds of the day. By fuper:or =them they carried their Refolutions againit. .Iklinaillmotiik.indniini of the Gentlemen who bad contributed to the Survey, notwithftanding the repeated caution of the Chairman, that they were adting in oppofition to a Rcfolution entved into by the Gentlemen of the County, at a Meeting • beg at Reigate, on the 9th inftant, and which had bee.. con ' vened by Public Advertifement. In conkquence of this Report it was Refolved unanirnoufly, 'tha: the Refolutions pmpofed an carded by Perfons interefted lei the Croydon Canal, at Croy don, on Tuefday the atd inftant, are totally irr. levant to the °Wed for which the Meeting was held, and therefore, That a Meeting of the Committee, and other Subfcribers to the e.xtenfion of the Surrey Iron R .ilway be held at the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuefday, the 7th day of December next Lt eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive the fumy,- eftimate and report of Me**. Jeffop's, for the extenflon of the fame to London and Portfenouth. That the above refolutions figned by the Chairman and other Members of the Committee, be printed in the Public Papers. GEORGE TIUTTON, Chairman. Hylton Jolliffe Richard Shepley Jeoffcry Snelfon Charles Morris Mark-Wood Robert Were Matthew Kenrich J. F. Reynolds Martin Benton rhos. Reynolds Rd. Barnes Richard Glover John Moore Thomas Bulh John Hilbert WM. B. LUTTLY, Secretary. Wandfworth, Nov. 25, !Sot. WANTED from 15,0001. to 20,0001. upon good Freehold Security, which may remain at 51. per Cont. from one to fix years, as ball be agroed upon. For particulati inquire of Meffrs. Sudlow and Richardfon, Monument-yard. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SWANZEY, 22d NOV. tam To be publicly SOLD, at this Office, on Wednerday th- 15th of December nezt,purfnant to an Ord , r of the Hcmoumble Conuniffioners of his Majefty's Cuitoms, A BOUT 715 Gallons of FORE IGN GENEVA 646 Ditto of FOREIGN BRANDY, 168 Ditto of FOREIGN RUM, 4501 b. bf SALT. Samples whereof will be produced at the time of Sale, which will begin In the Morning at Eleven o'Clerk. *RAND JUNCTION NEW SUBSCRIPTION SHAM TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, -—— - - By Mr. SCOTT, NOMINATIONS of Twenty-five Pounds each, entitling the Nominee to Subfcribe for Shares. Hali Shares, and 4:,arters of Shares in the New Subfcription for completing and improving the Grand junction CanaL The Subfcription being by Initahnents of SL each, commencing the 16th initant, offers a Plan highly favourable for Subfcnhers becoming Pro prietors of this extenfively ufeful Undertaking, on eafy Terms, with the faise* profpedt of proving extenfively advantageous. Apply to Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is ufually at Home after Twelve. TO BE SOLD, THE perpetual Advnwfon of the Re Tory of REARSBY, in the County of Lelcefter, comprifing the Reetorial Houk which is eligibly 'hooted in the Pori& of licariby aforefaid, within Wenn Miles of Leicefter, Eight of Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and Six of f&rs don, to all which Pisces there are capital Turnpike Roads ; with feveral. Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Ground, in the Lordfhip or Liberties of Reariby aforefaid, containing together 335 Acres and upwards. Alfo the Tithes of about 14 Acres of old inclofure, which are taken in Kind, and feveral Mosey Payments in lieu of Tithes, iffuing out of about 13 C tage Houfes in Readily aforefaid. There is no Hamlet within the Parini, and only one Church to ferve. The prefent incumbent is upwards of 75 years old, and very infirm. Further Particulars may be bad by application to the Rev. Mr. J. Parfons, of Rearfby ; or Meffrs. King, Cooke, and King, Attornies, Loicefter. GENTEEL RESIDENCE AND CAPITAL FARM IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. T 0 BE LEASED, for a Term of Fourteen _ ears ' from Lady Dirt next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE, called PICKWELL, fituated in the Parilh of Georgehara, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Market and Sea-port Town of Barnftaple, and (even miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a bLautiful and extenfive view of the Briftol Channel, compelling an excellent Manfion Houfe, with filtrable Offices, Coach Houfe, Barns, feveral Railed Stables, Cow Honks, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings, Dog Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Houfe, and Pleafure Garden, and about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Pafture Land, with a Down, confiding of upwards of 390 Acres, on which is ufually fed a conliderable lock of Sheep. The whole Eftate is compadt, and within a King Fence. The Dwelling Houfe and Out-honfes are within half a mile of the BMW Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand fame Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfaft Parlour, de pnt Library, Billia rd Room, nine principal Bed Chambers, with Decay C.lofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Steward's Room, and other fuitable Apartments for Servants. The above-mentioned Eftate is fituated in a genteel Neigh bourhood, and In a fine Sporting Country, remarkable for the wit celebrated Stag Hunt id the Kingdom, and within a few miles of which are kept fervent Paths of Fox Hounds and Har riers. There are plenty of Rabbits on the Elate, and FM of various kin& may be taken on the Beaeb belonging thereto. Tbis Eftate is a definable died for a Gentleman fond of Sporting, and inclined to Farm. N. B. A Packet fails *mica a week from lifadeomb, for Swanfea, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skiffs to Briftol may be eqpged any time at Ilfordeombe. A coolderable quamity of the Furniture, which is modern, may be rented with the Elate, or penhafed by the taker, at a fair valuation Par Lea . the shove, a will be held at the Golden Idol Inn, in Darts ftapie r on TWday the Both day of Decem ber next, by three o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean time, for viewing the fame , apply to the Hind, on the Pleura ; And - for further particulars at the doe et Mita Oluhb and Mums, Attanda, Barataria, wherap Ibleggi,thS,i , leatg slbrfelanvr ►,IJ, atm NEW MEDICINF ACT, Which took place on the Ift pf September, t 80S. Dr. BRODUM takes this public method, to acquaint his Agents and the Medicine Venders in general, that from the above date the followingaheration will takeplace in refpea to • Dr.bitoDDM ' S 807 APICAL SYRUP, andRESTORATIVIL Nra voila CORDIAL, viz.—The large fize Bottles (which contain the quantity of five fmall ones), will be fold for 20s. which requires a as. Stamp; the middle flee Bottle (Which contains in quantity equal to zi fmall ones), will be fold for zoo. and will require a is. Stamp ; the fmall Bottle will be fold for ss. and will alfo require at s t Stamp. . The public will obferve that there is a Paving of Bs. in purchafing the large fire Bottle, and a laving of s. in the pnrchafeof a middle fize Bottle. This day was publifhed, price 3s. 6d. A New Edition of A GUIDE TO OLD AGE ; or a Cure for the Indiferetions of Youth. Wherein are laid down the means to obtain a radical Cure for Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Con fumptive Complaints; &c. &o. with an Efray on Venereal COlll - Oleets, and Seminal Weakneffes, and a certain deilruc; 1 rive habit of a keret nature..—Nelther A ng i e tier a or ti c( ' o f fexes, iliesid , be a mamas publica tion in their pelfeillen. The high efilimption In which this Work is held by the pub lic, its great utility, and the unprecedented Pale it hamlet with, is fully proved by the following teltimony : " I hereby certify that I have printed Thirty Thoufand of Dr. Blom:lye's GDIDIt to OLD Aor, fence fts flrft publication. " J. W. MYERS, Printer." I acknowledge that my late brother, J. W. Myers, printed for Dr. BRODUM thirty thoufand volumes, called" GUID6 to OLD AGE," and to which my late brother figned his name. Withers my hand this 'nth of January, zBOl. W. RODEN, No. 2, Piternofter.row. Signed in the pretence of W. LEWIS. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doane. houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 doors from the Leverean Mufeum, Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge in bottles at l 4 xs. t is. 6d. and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers' (late Cockelts) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; W. Bulg&n, Printer and Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftrect; who has received a large and frefh fupply; Thump fon and Mills, Caftle 7 ftreet ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. Bridge - street; Reed and Sheppard, Brist ol; Meyler and Crut well, Bath; Meffrs. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes, Glou. cefter ; Mr. Tymbs, Worcefter : Mr. Trewman, Exeter, Swinney, Birmingham ; Spilfbary and Co. Mary-ftrcet, Dub lin; andby all Printers, Booktellers, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kingdoms. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the ftc• ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperlority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and thz fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of Ade complaints which are the moft import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcue individe- I els from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally den gue,s precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly. Al kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tartly that de rangement of the fyitetu in Women which is called BARREN NES3 or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, 1 truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eitabliihment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated di ft refs in the diforder, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale dea of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffaer broods over his Inifery, but care .fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolation for him to know, that although it be an objeft of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of theft: DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. tithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Efate, and in there caA' no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years exiftcd, a proper Per reverence is indifpenlibly requifite to revive the Cumbering fparks of Life, and to reanimate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their expedat:oos of a Family, may be affured, that in moft initances loch defeds are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qltalifteations which I have prefumed to (tate, form the Balls ol my Prctenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be coneulted perfonally (or by letters inclofing a final% note) at his houk,llo. 29, Arun del-itteet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance is Wator-iboa adjoining, sad the nom: is on both the doom M. ME, 7 .01 • `M~~ TO THE EDITOR. Sitl-Cotmfierce is a national . purfuit,whia alt, its branches detnands.can and attention.' TPe.n I PR. tender and the mottixpore - d ramificationdip&A to be thofc which are conneaed, in the molt Wits. mate manner, with onr National . Safety and PrcKl perity. L mean thole, of the Shipping interelt, l Which in force refpefts are difiouraged, and in Othoo, ifiregard4, We aft pip unwire a part as the Dutch Nation,: when ihafiii)tolied their enemies with gun-powdei to be teed againa thernfelves. They, howeirer, got money for their powder, while we gratnitouar throw away what it has coil as much pains and labour to obtain. I now allude to the Regulations adopted with Shipping for the Eall India. Trade. In the obfervations which follow, I have no in= tention to interfere with the controverfy that exifts betwen the Company and thole who term them-' felves Free Trader: to India. I only with to Ilicw how the (hips of this country are rejeded by. the • Company, while foreigners of every defer' ption are encouraged and protected. Their fhips are c m. played whila ours are rotting in the harbours. The prefent unwife fyftem of the Eaft India . Company is to fend a certain number of the vet fels called Regular Ships to India each feafon, freigh ted with fuck articles as they are allowed by their charter to export, or as they think will find a fale, in order to return loaded with the duce of the country. The number and tonwe . of ihips thus fent out is regulated by the fir.* Ices of the Company, which, according to its ots , account, are too limited to embrace the whole 6f the commerce to India. As no Britifh fuLjeas are permitted to interfere with the privileges of the Company in importing India commodities into En. rope, except in a very limited manner, and fubjea to heavy rettriftions—Englifh (hips are not per mitted to navigate freely beyond the Cape of Good Hope, while foreign (hips bring home the furplus produfkions, which cannot be confumed huti.in Europe, and of which the Company is by no means able to convey a flifficient quantity.— Foreigners by this means gain money, and that with Britifh capital. That one may form fame judgment of the extent of this trade, let it be con ceived, that there are no leis than go cargoes of from goo to moo tons imported into Hamburgh; Copenhagen, and Oftend, in one year from India, all, or nearly all of which might in the firft in fiance be brought into Britifh harbours, to be erl ported afterwards in Britifh (hips to different porti , on the Continent. By an error in our regulations, ! and in conformity with the charter of the India. Company, we are thus enriching others while we impoverifh our own country. Reflecting in this manner on a beneficial commerce thus thrown away,what mufl be the feelings of an Eaglifhman ? Like a lion caught in the toils, or confined in the cage, he is condemned to be a tame and infignifi cant fpeaator of the. mifchief. Fore igners trade to India under no reftraint ; they may bring pro duce from our own . fettlements, and difpofe of it in England, whilft the native of this country is debarred every cud, privilege and advantage. It is at no fmall rilque and expence to the corn- • munity that we have obtained, and that we pre ferye India ; yet if we prefiime to navigate the fear as foreigners do, confifcation of property and perfonal imprifonment, are our portion, and why is this ? Not certainly to ferve the Company, for it carries on all the trade already which it has the means to do. It is verily then the fable of the Dog in the Manger realized on a large fcale, and to the great detriment of Old England. "'serums. ARMY. *. • ACAtTAIN 3n. an old r itegiment wiihes to exchange to Half-pay, taking Difference, Letters addreffed to A.. A. at Ledier's Circulating Library, Doter, will be attended to. None but Principals will be treated with.