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• 14P • 411 • -, ".::',: 4 *.r10 , • • 1r• a! NIF /A O ' - • r -; t rty 5 • 1.4; '7 l 1" - 4‘..... • - * • • • ;7411111 r~ FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1801 Nu, mB,R 39763 _ _ - [PRICE • f~C-2ENCI; BECKFORD ON HUNTING. slttaily will be publifhed, with a Pronapiece, by CIPRIANI and engraved by BAa TO t.(12 Z t, The Fourth Edition, eorredted, THOUGHTS u p on HUNTIN- G. fn a Series of Famil i a r Letters to a Friend. By PETER BECKFORD, Si quid novifti ratios iftis, Candidus Imperri fi Don, his uteri meen nt. Prig-red for J. llebrett, hppofite Burlington Houft,PiceLdlly. CHARCOAL FURNACE. IN SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And entered upon at Ladv-cLy next or fooncr, HE Reftdue of .1 Leafe, (ten Years of which arc unexpired) of a Blatt Furnace called ARGYLE FUR NACE, i (Tether with the 'fellows and othcrUtenfils ; alto the I.eafes of feveral convenient Farms, extenfive Woods ready for cutting. The Furnace is fituated eight Miles from lovcrary. in A rgylefhire, on the Sea Shore, where Veffel' fuitable to the I'm& may lie in fafety. For further particular' apply to Meffrs. Kendall and Latham, Beaufort, near Alvergavenny.-- William Bunn, refident Agent, will (hew the Premifes. SLOAN TERRACE, SLOAN-STREET, near the PARKS. To LET, A HOUSE, genteely furniflied, witli every con venicncy fit for a Family; would fuit a G,prlernan in any of the Public Offices, or a Member of Parliament; a de lightful healthy lituation, and immediate pnaffion may be hael..l To prevent trouble, the lowa price for fix months, four G itincas perwec lc ; for twelve months,Three Guinea , per week. .• ttNivEßsrt T OF EPINBURGH. - . . AS the Repntation, in tvhich tits I.INIVER: SIT Y is dcfervetltyhckl, continues tai atirad treat nufni beta of young Gentlemen froth a affiance, it mid . no' Mt unl Stu acceptable to Parents runl Go trtlians to be Inktrntd, that dents att,oding this Univ.... 4 thay be atcomtnodade4 . ivh . Board and Lodging by the Rev. Ft. Fe wick, A.?* late Fel low of Univerflty College, Oaths& gild &Luther fif thlt FUgWh Lpifcopal Chapel of Leith, who alto fhperintehds 'hal' MOttlit and t.ducation. Mr. F. has taken a large and eommoclictli boo& hi Sot et 4treet, oppolitc the Cohege. 14k numher is limited t twelve, and each °Linkman atommodated with 2trerite *MU* nuns. . FOR PUBLIC SALE, At Ncw Lloyd's Coffee-hook, over the Royal Exchange, On Tuefday the 18th of Augult, 180 . 1 , • •at Two o'Cock precifely, THE FOLI,OWING GOODS, viz. zsoc Sides Prime Viry,inla Bacon. 1500 Prime Virginia Hama. 1500 ditto 'ditto Slioulders. Catalogues willbe timely delivered by George French, Sworn Broker, N 0.6, Great Fa^.cheap, London. This day was publifhed, in Quarto, peke t a. A SERMON preached at Northampton, Jun. it, :got, at the Triennial Vifltation of the.Rlght Rev. yabeT in Gob, SPENCER, Lord Whop of the Diocete of FOulloroogh. By THOMAS SIRES, NE A. Vial of Guillborough, Northampton. Printed for T. Burnham and fold by F. and C. Airington, B. Panes Church -yard; T. Payne, Mews-Gate; and'!'. Hurft premofter-row, Londoo : J. Cooke, Hanwell and Co. Or. • fra, J. Di g hton, Cambridge; and by all other Bookfeliars. - - OXFORDSHIRE.-BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK, Sec. TI) BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Red Lion, Bridge-foot, Henley upon Thames, In September next. in Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of 150 Acres of Wood Land, covered with valuable Beech Wood, and tome capital Oak Timber, in the molt thriving Rate; fitua e within about four miles of the Thames, and (even of H. .v upon Thames, In the County of Oxford. Particulars are preparing. and will be ready for deliiery one Month prior to the Sale; when Plans of the Property may be leen in Pall-Mall. Terms for the whole Year, too Guinea& Nine Months,lio Guineas. Sie l's4onths,ho Chnneas. N. 13. Application mtrft bc trade before flit tad of Oeto3eft KINSON—DQRSEISHIRE.—TO BE SOLD, z• N exceeding good FAMILY HOUSE, fit for the immediate reception of a genteel Family, lituate at Kinfon, in the County of Owlet; with a Kitchen Garden,' Pleafure Ground, Coach-bottle, and Stabling. and convenient Out Offices, and aa acres of remarkably fine Land, lying con venient!, round the Houle. The Premifes are Freehold, and Tithe Free two years out of three, and exonerated of Laud Tax. The Situation is rat a Vale remarkably beautiful and healthy; the Neighbourhood abounding with GAMC • half a mile from the Riv, r Stour, in which there Is good lilting ; half a mile from a Pack of Harriers, and within reach of Fox liourds..... The Neighbouring Town, well fupplied at moderate Prices. The :INN, Situ tti•,n will be found, on further enquiry, well worthy the attention of a Family. or Gentleman fond of Field Sports—Pittitulary may br known, by application to Mara, Foriter, Cooke, and Frcre, of Lincoln's Inn. FRENCH CLEKGr THE MINISTER OF OFNE.RiL POLICE TO THE PRE. This day were ' to One Volume, Immo, on fine Wove Paper, hot-preffed, imbeniilicd with Wood Cuts, price Ss. boards, THE BEAUTIES of BRITISH POETRY. Sileas& by SIDNEY mELmdTH. Efq. London: Print for T. Hurft, Paternofter-row. Wh e re may be ha jolt puhlilbed, in one Vol. t tnlo. Tlae Winn: Profe Mikellany,ftledled from the molt elevat ed modem Authors; ago the Britilh Poetical Mifeel eny, uni- Sono with the above, price 3s. 6d. each. FECTS OF THE °teal,Tr•Ents. Paris, Jet 20. Since the eighteenth of Brumaire (oth Novell]: bet), Citizens PrefeCts, all the ads of•the Govern ment, with relpeCt to the Catholic Priefts, have had for their principle and their objeet ills liberty of worlhip ; hoping to bring back, by indulgeree; men whom it conceived only led aitray, it per:, mitted many of them to return into the botorn of their country ; and even authorifed them to act. cite their worfhip. Their exile was terminated ott this tingle candition ; that they fhould promlfe t be obedient to the laws, that is, that they woul not difturb the order to which they are indebte for their return to France ; and that they *O l d not tear the bofom of that generous family Whirl; forgot their faults, and held fprth Its arms to re• ceive them. Although the government could not have expelled that gratitude would bind to It all thole to whole misfortunes it put an end; it bad at leaft a right to believe, that the fanCtity of their engagements would have retained in paflive fub. million men who had (hewn fuch a fcrupulous re: fped for what they called the laws of their con. fcience. This expeßation has been dilappointed and more than one prieft, after having experience 4 the clemency of the government, bas perfilted in a (tate of rebellion againft it. Ido not (peak of thofe who have constantly refufed to prornife fide lity to the conllitution ; they have palled jndga mer,t on themfelves; they fhould be banifhed (rout the bofom of the Republic, for it is renouncing, a country to refufe to acknowledge its saws. I poi* out to you here thole priefts whore condtid is • continued perjury from the moment when iltei made the ;nonlife of fubmilßon to the lairs: be. cattle the Republican Government does notiltipear to them to be favourable to their ambition,_ they think that they may, with impunity, betray the oaths which they hay. made : and if aoy iserfoe obferve to them that the maxims of the Goipel It felf reprobate this impiety , they fay , that it sl bee. ter to obey Gou than to obey men. 'Thus theft Minillers of lies make their Gott with for perjury! and anarchy. With them difcord entered into the communes. They have Town divifion among citizens and hatred in families; revived parts quarrels, alarmed the confciences, fanatielfed the ardent. minds, abufed the credulity of the weak $ and, in fine, renewed, in the age of light and Hi betty, all the ridiculous and fc.andalous notions c 4 the ages of ignorance and fuperffition. It Is par. titularly in the communes where they find them. (elves oppofed to the priefts who have conformes4 to the laws, that the difturbances are In the.*. treme; they cannot forgive them their obedience to the civil power; and they proclaim them enc. mien of Goa, bccaufe they have been at all times friends to the Republic. In vain has it been at tempted to apply the law of the i ith Priori:l(May 31,) and to refigu to the different prieffs, hours for the ufe of the fame temple. The corn. batants are always engaged; and in their violenS debates the public authority is frequently commit ted. Take care, Citizens Prefeds, that the liberty of worthip (ball no longer be, to fome indivtdtiz als, the licentious comfit& and arbitrary power of their own particular mode. It is neceffary to place a barrier between men whom it is impoffible to bring in contact without danger. The meafuree which I am about to prefcribe to you appear to MI likely to attain this end. If, in fome inftancesa they feem to grant a kind of pre eminence to the priefts who are obedient to the laws, this prefer ence is unquellionably due to men who,being born of the revolution, have always continued faithful to it; who do not Rand in need of any pardon ; who have united their fate to that of the Republic $ and who do not ceafe, even now, to hold up the love and refped due to the Government, by their difcourfes, and by their example. I charge you, therefoie, Citizens Prefab, I. To and alit the teditious peens, who bale *hides* Puled to promife fidelity to the conilitution, and to oblige than to quit he territories of the Republic without the fintaidi delay. ' 2. To orderroviaerrany, as a mediae of ;stake, e'er., price who has re-entered upon a commune, where, before hif ease, he excreted the fundions of Whop, of curate, or etear, and where his pretence wuald be injurious to the p ublic thin quality, to retire immediately to fuch a alliance, as that Ms influence can no longer eaufe any difturbance. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, in Two Lots, to the brit bidder, ... Purtuint to a Decree of hl; Majefty's Court of Exchequer at Wefianinfter, made in a caufe,intituled Davie/ againit Lewe►, Knit ist before Abel Moyfey. ESq. Deputy to his Majcity's Remembrancer of the laid Court, on Friday the with day of Anglia nev, at twelve &clodsat noon, in the Eacheiuer Office, in the Inner Temple, I gado°, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituiize in the Para of bagmen*, in the County of Pembroits, eon- Siting of divers Meffnages, Lgada, and Tenements, in the levegsl occupations of Evan John, Thomas WO lams, Jane Lloyd. Richard Richard, Wrnkm Bowen, William John, Mary Nicholas. Samuel David, the Reverend William ((xi 1, and others.—. Particulars msy be had (ascii) at the Ring'. Re membraneer's Office, Temple; Mr. Catty. Solicitor, Ang-1- court Throginorton-ftrcet 'sifr Thomas. Solicitor. ' , ca. bald's Road. Lebdon ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Lhvyng.ii c, aczr Cardigan; Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Caermarth•in ; tte V"nts! Hart, Cardigan; agd at the principal Inns at Caertnarriv.:n and Haverfordweft. Thitday was putiliftted, la One Volume, ism, embeliiihed with a highly fininsed Por- trait, price is. 6d• in hoards, THE BEAUTIES of HERVEY, or defcrip tire, Pieturektie and Inftrodtise Parages from the Works• g defer redly admired Author. To which Is prefixed. Memoirs of the Author's Life. y nodal : Printed for T. Hurt, No. 32, Paternottermw, Where may be had, a new Edhion, with a Sac Portrait, =lona with the abate, price yr. 6d. in boLrds, The Beauties of GoldPitkith, or complete Treafury of Genius. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Padua:it to an Order of the Lord High Chancellor) Before the Major Part of the Commiffioners named and au thorized in and by a Commiffion of Bankrupt awarded and Blued, and now in Profecution againft JOSEPH GLOVER, WILLIAM EDWARDS, JOHN EMBURY, and WIL LIAM CROSS, late of the City of Worcefter, Bankrupts, by Adjournment from the and of July Taft; At the Houle of l'homais Williams, known by the Sign of the TALBOT, in the Parifh of Claines, in the County, but near adjoining the City of Worcdtcr, on WEDNESDAY the 19th day of AUGUST inftant, between the Hours of Four and Siz in the Afternoon—fubjedt to fuels Conditions as [hall be then produced; A CAPITAL and Commodious MANSION HOUSE, called THORNGROVE, [torte in the Parini of GRIMLEY, Tht ec Mlles from the faid City, delightfully fituatt.d on an Eminence commanding a View of the River Severn, and a beautiful Profpcdt over the molt fertile Country, terminated on the South-Wekby the grand and much-admired Range of Malvern Hills, and on the North by the more pidtu refque one of Abberley ; containing Five Rooms on a Floor— the Dining-Room being 33 Feet 6 Inches by 21 Feet 7 Inches, Driwing-Room so act by t 6, and the other Rooms of large Dimentions, with Clofets, Cald and Hot Baths: The seho e elegantly fitted up and finithed with fuitable attached and de tached Offices, Coach-Heufes, Stables, Malthoufe, Hop-Kilns, and convenient Out-Buildings, Pieafure-Grounds and Shrub bery Walks, with a large Kitchen Garden, inelefed on the Seth Side by a lofty Stove Wail, 640 Feet in length, and in height, clothed with the choicett Fruit Trees, and now in the higheft Perfedtion; a Circular Stone-built, Gothic Green-Houfe, 2 0 Feet by as ; Hot-Houle, 6o feet by 14 Two Succeifing Pits, 44 Feet long and 9i wide; Melon Pit, 6n Feet by 9 and shad. In the Front of the Manfion is a Spacious Lawn, falling in a radual Defcrnt to a Rich Valley diftant about a Quarter of a Mlle, a great Part of which is covered with an handionse Sheet of Water, 210 J Feet long, forming froth its adjacent Banks and from the Houfe a mutt delightful Scene, imperceptibly difap pairing behind a Grove of beautiful Oaks. On tht South Side la the Shrubbery, 2008 Feet long, planted with well-feleded Shrubs and Foreft Trees, at their full Growth ; together with a neat C.eittage, Gardener's Houle, Ilath anti Bath-Houfe - near adjoining the CanaL The whole contains ONE HUNDRED AND 'THIRTY ACRES; Nearly son thereof in Pafturage, and the remaining Hop- Groand and Arable Land, in high Cultivation; and, in Point of Situation, truly deferable for the Relkicnee of a large tented The Manfion, Buildings, Garden, Shrubbery, and the great eft Part of the Land, is Copyhold, held for Four Lives under the Bilbop of Worcefter, a Tenure little inferior to Freehold; Refit:6e, about Eight Acres, Leafehoid for 99 years. For further Partieulays apply to Mr. Street, Solicitor, Phil pot-lane, London ;or to Medrs Price and Barneby,Attornies, WorceAcr, who will appoint a Perron to thew the Fronde*. to TWA day was publithed, in One Volume, Bro. price Bs. in hoop, ISTORY of the RE saLLion in IRELAND, H in the lfew 1798, &e. Containing an onpartia' I Aernunt 1 the proceedings of the frith Revoludonilts, from the Year ii: till the (upper:eon of the Rebellion; with an Appendix to Bultratc fome teas. By the Rev. JAMES GORDON. Mier of Bilk/Joy, In the Dioe of Ferns, and of Caneaway, in the. Diocefe of Cork ; Author of Ternqum, or • pew Syftem of u,ography and Modern History; twenty five yeas .n Ini•ahlt.at of the County of. Wexford. London r Punted for Thomas kurit, Pa:molter-row. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY WILLIAM BUNNELL, At the Three Cups Inn. in Colehefter, in the county of Elks, on Friday the sift, and Saturday the sad d of Au t „uft next, at it o'Clock in the forenoon of each day, u, lefs fouler dif pofed of by Private Como& of which timely notice will be given, n 24 Lots, "ant I. A Capital FREEHOLD HOUSE with five Rooms on a door, and garden moil eligibly stuated on th, fawn fide of the High ttreet, in the Pardh of all `aims in the Town el CAA...flu . in the occupation of M: s. Elisabeth. Wright.as tenant at will,at the clear yearly rent of :W. Lot a. Two Freehold Hnufes or Tenements, with a building, mated as a back-houfe, and a (mall puce of Gnsund, fnuate on the north fide of the laid Hie-ttreet in the leveret occupations of Henry Minion, jun. Marsha Wadock, and Sufan Amos, as taunts et trill,* the feveral yearly rcnts of 51. es. 31. 3s. and it 6.. Lot 3. Two Frteehold Houfes or Tenements, adjoining to Lot s, &Tidal into, and mow mated as three Tenements, with a Irma place of Ground= the back of one of thinn,in the rental oc cupation of Mr. Peter Derail James Davis, and John Salomon, as tetanus 'twill at feveral yearly rents of 81 31. 3s. and 6L 18s. I Lot 4. Three FreehOld Houk' or Tenements, two of which are in the fevered occupation of William Peck and James Nadi, as tenants at' will, at the leveret yearly rents of al en. and AS& the tantlibtleg Tenement is now empty. Lot Several Hooke, Tenements, or Rentarles, with , Yards belonging thereto, State in Saint Heko's Lane, In the Parch of Saint Nicholas, in Coleheiter, in the kraal tenures or occupation of the Overfeers of the raid Parini of Saint Ni cholls, John Day, William Pretty, and John Humm, as tenants at will, at the (event yearly rents of 7L; 21. 124 ; al. tn.; and A ea. Lot 6. A Freehold Field or Piece of very Capital Podium Land ; enntaining 'bon Four Acres, lee in the occupation of Ilan Boygis, Efq. deceakd; dome co the north Ede of the Garden of a capital Mamie, belonging to Cheeks Whaley, Ef . in the upper part of EaR Hill, in the Para of Saint Janie% in Colehefter. Lot 7. A Freehold Honk or Tenement, and fmall Garden, Amaze on the [oath fide of Fait Hill, in the Pula of Saint James, in Colehetter, in the otespedon of Cornellu,s Rayner, as tenant at will. Lot IL A Freehold Houk or Tenement, adjoining to that in , the occupation of Cornelius Rayner, mentioned in Lot 7, and abutting Welt thereon, now in the occupation of .. : Lot p, Three Freehold Honks or Tenements, adjoining to and abetting Weft on Lot li, in the kveral occupations of James Knighting, William Webb, and —.--- Tittimanser, as tenants at will; together with a large Piece of °mond lying olds to flee raid three tenements towards the Eaft. Lot to A Freehold Eftate, Stuns in the fevered Patine* of Lamaeh and Bares, in the County of Ere, known by the name of Ravandeld, conading of a McEntee or Farm-Hopfe, Barns, Stables, Granaries, and other Outbuildings, and about Tao Arms of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Woodland, now on leek to Meeks. William Page and Thomas Cooper, foe ft. Pm , from Michaelmas 5 791 1 , at the clear yearly rent of 1101. Lot rt. A Freehold Baste, Snore in the faid Parifbes of Lemma and Bares, koown by the name of Polliands,eandlking of a Farm Houk, Bars, Stable, Cessizonfe, sod other fait** Outhoufts, with an Orchard, Gordon, and shoat di Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Padua Land, now in the occupiable of the Widow Eaves, as Tenant at Will, at the clear yearly rent 01371. toe, Lot as. A Freehold Mate, &sate In the fevers' Pease, of Caine, Eagan*, and Pchnsards, in the raid Dousity, known by the name of Moors, asseiting of a Met a Farm Hook, B. ran, Stables, and other Onthedialega, asa about 1$ Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pedigo, and Woodland. now lot to Mr. John Manning, as Tenant at Will, at the char yearly rent ef z3l. ssa. Lot 13. A Freehold ELM, mete is the (mare* liarillies of Sake Lawrence, Steeple, and Stow Mar** the bid County, coediting of a capital Melba" and very emend". Horns, Ike. bles, Granaries, Cowhomefee, en 4 other thimble Outbuildings, and . abent 247 Acres of Aralde, Failure, Mark and - Wooda land, in the occupation of Melba jobs Perth* and William Tbeedem. as Tenants at Witt.....nb mate It very dadrably &toted about eleven mike from Malan, a ;arse Market Town, fese from BradwelL three from Southmiafter, all in the Hundred ef A as JIM Laud lis which. Hooked is ',Rewind by the Werld to be the mod }microbic for the gmirttl of in the Gum of Efts. awl within qm mile of the River Bleckwater, from whence ilimPar barges, taeotet erg 'Okla, ire esedemally felling to the Port of ; and Tenants eft with gnat coomeicisee Ihip Gorn.for the I Markets, and receive Lbw" Cbeik. and other Manure, f the different Which in the River Thames. etsl id Lot s* A.'Y , Pilate, baste In the Pin of Great Holland. in the Coney, khans the oeme s =klos ; reeithiag of a Molfaap, a Om- Melee, and Beildiags,and about Bogy Aw i ts7llhodow, Pat ten, and Woodland, sow let to Mr: pan Ileirsizi. lot st man from Mlthoelmas, 5795, et the desire* rem /allot. KB. The Land Tan thz iiet refpedtimiy os the j bit new dosed Lots has hem r The above litotes way be clewed by applies** to Mr. Dull* Sanwa, Solicitor in Colthefter, of wheat ioniser pith ' Men *ay be had; as alio Mt. thadallely 81M.% rite g iir, Ow, is dielllpoit Lade& 1 a? 4to itf. ins SIR BRITISH COMMERCE. In the refs, and freday wdl be pubillbed. FR! is. 6d. AN ADDREW to the PUBLIC relAttve to the wooderful Ilstmdlon, acd flourilldng condition of the Contmercial and fifilpplog IL • .11.0 a of Great Britain. founded spoil the complete and authentic matcctals contained in LLOYD's Moores; SNIFFING LIST. To which will be OM,. a Variety of comparative Tables, posing that We me net yet ruined. By A MERCHANT. Primes; for Wet and Magius, No. 40; Paternofter.row. 'tom, eff Isar_ _rialadd. I. caw 'Winne eta , price as. Boards, ikbaAlaseAß of Ilbe Putetaw Lmtesueirif , By the fare Bbr aIIII.I.IAM JONES, lteigbt. Maw of Oniveriky College, Oxford, aid at the Boyd swedes of Landon and Copenhagen. The Pb Edith" wolfed with an Landon t listed for Murray and Highley, )70. 3s, Flew.' Ansi; and)Sowell, Cbrultill—Wbero my be had, r. Ricbardfonli Pah" Arabic. and Engin Dlftionary, s Vols. i f e to r ,4:cr r6s. bawd. R 's Atabk Grantrnar. Ito peke au in boards. 3. Mode's edits btte7neter, *a. price spa in boards. me ef -A - Co. 'This dr• was paiddiae vela= ow price sEs. iq hoards, T - E FLOW E of PERSIAN LITER/1- TURE ; coo era& tram the MDR oekbrated Anthers. in Pitass sad Vaasa, with a Traallatiss late law 111; being a atanpioloa SO alt WILLIAM Jones PUMA!. GRAIMAIL is Fraud an MT on at Laaawr sad Literature at Perfiss. By S. ROUSSEAU. Tcacherof the Perfilt Language. London: Printed We j 3ewttl. Cerebin ; hiurriT and Highky, Fieet4treet ; and doe Editor, at the mote and TCH.III Pref., goad-Rreet, Spedleiga r wb re may be bad. WHEN Prole ifional Men of education and re fpoolbility deviate from the general fyltan by the fe lealon of a peculiar Breach, the fandtion of loos continued [seeds le the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradlke to the eaclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful fault of icy plan gives me additional ardour to oppqfe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every branch as a)s. Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Praalee to rdcuc Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prsaitionern The THREE DibORDERS, to the cure*/ which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpeeies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whe ther of a recent or tang duradoo.--idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY. whether arifing from the habits of Schoollsops, or the indulgence of mature age, and laltly that de qingement of else fyftein in Women whifis Is ea4iod BARREN NEWS or smausri. Iftoostoas difeafcs are the refult of Ignorance or hale In the trasessost of a Staple Gonorrhea, and it not ontiequendy hap. pens that the feeds of Life art poifoned by th.; indikrertoo of mg hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints are = ara en e st, and even where others have felled, I trait that may pfdumeto offera radical re-eftablittiment. Few however are the cafes of complicated Wards In this diforder compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from Indulgence in a SOL rrARy VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a falhionahle Life, acquire that Rate of 'Debility which is the unavoidable eonfequeoce of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futlerer broods over his tolfev, hut care, fWty amenals his misfortune, it may be foam confolation toe him to know, that although it be an objea of of or uocer taint, with ober Praaitioners, the removal of theft DEFT . CIENCIESIry the gradual progrefs of Retsondoo is the acquire meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early eatinteradtion of this langaid Elate, and in there cafes no meat dI etahies wiU occur. Hut where this Deficiency has for years ezlficd, a proper Par kestanceiaindarpentibly requilitsto revive the Clumbring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the tenaltation. MARRIED WOMEN, wit* times long been Ifappointed in their expedations of a Family, miff be elated, that in aloft Mamma facie defects are eatable by MLsdiesd 'The SECRECY which is fo caudal to trey undertaking, and the uttmliftuniens which I have prefunted to Rate, form the Balls a my Prete:Mims, and in coincidence with Poch dahlial. motion is given, that Mr may be (vaulted pefonally or by letters hiclogog a (mail nate) at kis bumf; No. air, Ann &rand, mar Temple-Bar There hi an additioaal entrance In Water-erect adjoiniag. , * name is on both the doors. lialt 4 r Of SWAq M Citkit ferriet. ACo Nam omen GicANDIA I a aft CUSTOM Cormpt Dblal at thc of Hindodaa, (coornionly call: d Moors), with a Vocal..Hary, Emil& and Moot% Moots and Foglia, to which add,.[,. Familiar Mafia and Diabetes% iltc. Ike. Dy Genoa H Me Fifth Edidoo, contend. improved, rod mach enlarged. By Miran Adoinranngd rum. Fro.price 6d. boon' nr, 1 In eti: the oc- This day was volatilised, in Om Val. Ito. Prim t t. za. in board', THE MEDICAL ASSISTANT; or, jainateA PRACTICS Of TIMM. Deigned chant for the Ure of Latium Slid PLAINTATiOWIL By THOMAS DANCER. he A Latc Pbyflclaa to the Bath. and (Sand &mall Jamaica : Printed for Murray and HiAlcy, No. 32, Mee. Rivet, Leedom Where may be bad, A Trail& on the YELLOW FEVER, as it appeared in the 1 31. AND of DOMINICA, in the years 793. pa, 95. 96 which are added,Ohforrations an the anions Reninalt Fewer. st , latensitteme, Dyfentery, and fame other Weft foal Dl.. ago the ChemicalAnalytis and Medical Properties of La Hot Mineral Waters ha the fox Eland. By JAMES CLARKE, M.D. F. R. S. E. And Frbow of the College of Phylielans of Edinismgh. 1.1 which is added, Are Appendis, containing Experiments on ter Cinchona Brachyearpa, By Mr. &made. 4°4"T tO ee _Rueter. Oilavo, price 35. dd. Wards. LION INN, KIDDERMINSTER. TO BE LET and entered upon Insatediatelr. TIIE above truly commodious and couvenient INN end TAVERN', now in felt Hognere, and elegantly I , tet! up. deflrably &mud In the Town of Ktddertainlter, fw t! • County of Wareelber, wide earful Stabling for eillatT .rr• Cosat-boures, and ery esteem toneennate for t"tflne on the Ineilteeping and Tcßkti Ilagneb; attested on touch occußoened Rood leadjogten bath and SelSol to olyhea lid, midw a y between W ares and Seldienortb , b e. shoat fourteen miles 4lftwore tun each place, togas= *RI, a Bowling Green, Ind about twentrive Acres of excel :,-ot Lend lying wastlgna" therm'. roe Is the only lan in MOddonnhdter, at which Chadds are .B, rt- 'rise Rood le now berms pat In the moll .amplest ref v, and the Bufenete le gra* lneventag, and put of the !!hig Subs rpm Hogybood threanle abenerlaarr to 14' d h.s lately bees pikes Om" /giblonwhiller, It Wag nearer .nelm Slnnftillinsn• lee Heerfehaid Pnlninira awl fllnelt tea ate tabs at a fair l i . hution, end mare Londrerf r yaedere *ply In Par; -hall. noir 1001. ese *Me. - Ham Mffaviry-itLayi, Mader' nuottgr, Ct; rier. Or Po' .111 3. To enjoin the Mayors of fuch erinthtunes as have bat one building macerated to the armee of worthip i to allovi t ufe of it only to the Fled who officiated there at the period .tbe tilth Brumaire (Nov. 9); and, lo eafc the church /hob have been then vacant, to maintain ezelufrvely the retell eaDedby the vet* of the majority oldie inhabits**. If you think,,Citizens Prefeds, that thefe rep. rations admit of Corns esceptiots, you will Mb• mit them to met and you will , give me an sea count of fnch proviuional deciflons as you ihall think it neceffsuv to make in order that t may 41)4,0iM or oiratil thczO. I faints 7 00 4 (Sigapil totems,