Star. — London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

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Printed for Ric lIA RD Plf PS, No. yr, St. Paul's Church yard; and fold by all Bookk!lers. Of whom may be had, Dr. MAYOR'S His roar of Gaeta', lately publifhed in two volume., los. And the Volumes of his liiiiverfal HiftorY. In twenty - five Volumes, as they are puhlifhed oa the firit day of every mouth, price ts. each, or 3K. 9d. on common paper. WANTED TO RENT FOR. A TERM OF YEARS, A HOUSE, fit for the Refit!core of a Gentle d- x• nrin's Family. in a dry, healthy, and elevated Country, rood Roads, and Neighbourlicod, and not exceeding five or fix from a good itlarket aml Poll Town. A loan FARM of or aro acr..s of Land will be required; and alfo the exelnfive right to fport over a Manor. Letters diredled, or application made perfimally to Mr. John Hinaman, No: 23, Norfolk4trcet, Strand; will be inunedl (Lately attended to. EAST-INDIA HOU E, Mey tr, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the - 4 - UNITED COMPANY e/'' MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND tradiai to the EAST INDIES, do heresy give N fire. That a .totarlerly Gemmel Geri thefitid Company will &theft! at t!dr Henfe he Leadmhall.fireet, of irederfdajv de 23d of lone nett, at efeJM e'doeh he the foreman, for the toile f dedarilez Dividend from Chrejlmes laflt Mal:yeuner next. nattbe Troasfer Beds of the fold Conyway't Stori min k m •77nerAy it Vof Nee next, at two o'olech, and Vella" ataii on Tkitlf 1•1 the 221 yid, ; And de' the Dividend Warrants en the fill Company's Steel, dm the sth of 7.0, rill he ready h be delivered :so Monday the oz 0 if jrly Next. WILL IA M RA MSAT, Secretary. CravtameN, PRESUME again to corer myfelf for the Ho. nour of reprefeatiaa you in Parliament. !do not My upon my merit of me own fur Needs, but upna the eectutuanee of thole repeatcd avoun and Frit:ol4p I have In often me t:Lomat at your hands.-1 am, with the rut& raped, Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant. Peabediv, June 30. WATK IN WI L 1.1 A MS. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. CIENTLVMEN, Hertford, Joh 7, dos. HAVING had the Honour to be unanimoufly nominated as a proper Perim to be one of your Repro ft matins in the new Parliament, I take the liberty to rt•turn you my hearty Thanks, fur this ire& proof of your good opinion and cltrern, and to folieit the Favour of your appearance and Support on Saturday next, the sc:th Inßant, at the F.leelloti. It it Stall be your pleafure to choofe me again into this im portant Trutt., you may depend upon it I win fcrre you honeftly. 1 am, Ueutlonen, with the grenteit grahatle. Your faithful and obedient fervant, WILLIAM PLUMER, To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLVERS cf the COUNTY of NORTHAIIII/lON. HWING this day, at a very numerous and refpedtable Meeting. been usanimoufly nominated as Candidates to have the kiiitinituilibeel honour of metre:Ain you again in Parlionteut. p‘rmit IA thus publicly to renew the offer of our fervicet, act! to folicit your rapport ott the day of Iketion.—Should we vain be thimght worthy of your con hdreee, we &Ai confider it as a Littering ttlimony of your favourable opirion of our rail condudl, and than ftudy is uterit a tontinuabec of it by ay.ry mans In our power. We n.tisaio, Getitkrinen, with the griteft truth Your molt obliged and faithful f.rvants, F. DICKENS. W. R. CARTWRIGI/T. Northampton, ply fi, t $O2. To tbe WOK IHY an.l IN DEPENDENT ELECTORS of its CITY of LICHFIELD. GINTLEUCN, Vv E beg leave to return our fincere and grate ful thanks for the honour you have this day conferred typos us, by again dueling us to reprefent your ancient and to fp.dtable City. It Mall be our conitant endeavour to merit your confidence end favour by a faithful difeharge of our duty in Parliament, sal a and attention to the iutcrefts and welfare ef the City aLiddleid.—With every fentitnent of graitude and ri.fpzel, We have the honour to he. Gentlemen, Your greatly obliged, and very faithful humble ferrants, JOHN WROTTFAI.EIr. THOhtAS ANSON. Lichfield, July 6, t los. 4. IC • the OENTLEM FAY, CLERGY. YEOMEN. and other FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of K E N F. GeNT LEE • H E ref& of this day's Nomination has proved molt 'lettering to my Fccliogs, as it ha convinced me that etc Principles which 1 have ever profeffed have, in the opinion of fo rerpedable a Meeting of my Conftituents, been bonefkly adhered to, and that their &Ailments are in perkfit mita° with my own. I have only to remit!! an ezertion of the fame seal co the more important day of EkettLat ; aifuring you, that lhouki 1 cain be placed in the honourable fi:uation of one of your Re pefentadves in Parliament, the fame Indenendence than guide my future condudt, Waich has and which 1 trust 'ad hap:, will continue to enfure me the gratifyinr teldefouy of your approbation. 1 am, Gentlemen, with future regard, your r.tott faithful, and obedient Serratkt, hiaidltone, July 7, 1802. W4f. GEALItY. To the GENTLEMEN, CLFRGY, and FiteEHOLDEEF, of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN. GENTLINEN, A DISSOLUTION of Parliament being Chord) , elpeifted, I am induced by your former itintliters again to fuhcit the honour to reprefent you in the =lulu; Parha m-it. I have the fati , fseliin to !Ace, that ever fibre you kit honoured me with your confidence ' I have endeavoured to difcharga my Duty coofc'entionfly, and (as 1 conceived) in fupport of our mid excellent Conftitutius. If my attendance latterly has not been to amitotic 44 I could with, I rely upon you candour and liberality to impute it to the real cute, of ottafionary ill-health, and not to any remands .on my part, towards a County to which I am fo highly lade& etl..-1 have Me honour to remain with much gratitude, Gasticmen, Your molt devoted and obliged humble fervent, THOMAS WYNDHAM. Durant Cattle, June a 6, silos. To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the • COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. Grortrosetv, I BEG leave to remind yon, tbat Tnefday next • the 13th Infiant, is the. Day of Elealan far our County.... The testimony I have received of your friendlbip, and the pro. mfes I have bad of &upon from every quieter, confirm me in the opinion I have ever entertained of the favourable eifpo. hum sad attachment of the Freeholderaof the County of Mid. &fez towards me. Every artifice has been emkloyed to de- Five me of your &item, and induce you to withdraw your eoull.leuee, but without etre& Such arts only expire the urealncfs of the eaufe of thole who pradife them ; but will Lever impofe on you. I molt earnestly Whit your attendance at Brewton! on the Day of Election, at Ten o'Cloek, and re- Willi, that however femur you may fuppote my Eleetion, you will not relax in your exertions to recite me, until our cause is trooped with fuecefs.—l am, Gentlemen, With the malt fineere refpeet and patitude, Your obliged and faithful fervant„ Iknover.fguare, July 8. WILLIAM MAINWARING. KOTZEBUL's EXILE INTO SlBEitl This day was pebbled, in 3 vols. Fort!lap Bvo. price tss. In boaids, end:tilled with thrtc hngraings, E MOST REMARKABLE YE4R IN CHE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE con taining a fall Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which hap pened to him in Ruffle, with authentic pi/titulars rt.lative to the prcfent State of the intrrior of the Ruffian Empire, and new and curious Anectiotts of the Court of Peterlburgh, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Tranilated front the German, under the fupetintenianee of the It.thor, by the Rev. B. BELE tFORD, Ledturtr to the t.ben of Pruflia. ' Printed for Richard Phailps. N 4 71, St. Pad's Chunk yard ; and to be had of all 800kk.01.11. This day were pubtilhod, price 41. in boards. CASES explanatory of the RULES of EVI DENCE btfom COMMITTEFS of ELECTION of the HOUSE id COM ONS. Compiled from a.e ?,cports of the Trials of Controverted Eledions before fuck (2oramitttes. By T. E. TOMLINS, Barrilter at Law. P. laud for J. M.iwinsa, in the Poultry. This Work is intended for the de, not only of profeUlonal Gentlemen, and others engaged in the feveral Riga of Con tested Eleinits, but of Candidates and Members of the Houk of Commons, petitioning, petitioned againit, or liable to be chafes on Eledtion Committees. It is compiled from, and includes the Suhlitnce of, the Reports (now very,fearce and expcnfive) publifited by DOUGLAS LOOFAS, and others, on Controverted Eleetions • as far av regards queftions of Eiidence..—• The above Trldt is included in the New Edition of Gabel% Law of Evidence. This day was puhlilhed, to One Vol. Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards. TRAVELS in the CRIMEA :—a Hifiory of the EMBASSY Crum PETERSBURGH to CONSTAN • TINOPLE in 1193 ; including thtir Journey through !Ere mcdchisek, (harbour, Walachia. and Moldavia; together with their Reception at the Court of Selma the Third. By a SEC* !TAR Y to the RUSSIAN AILIASIRDOR. London : Printed for G. and J. Robinfnn, Pato:molter-row. Of whom may be had. lately publillvd, tranflated from the . . . French, - 1. General Reveler's flute of Erypt after the Battle of He- liopolis. IBuftrated by a whole Sheet Map of Lower Egypt, in 1 VOL Sr°, 71. 6d. boards. 2. The Life of DON APARTZ, with a Portrait by Haub, Ivo. Boards. 3. Sou!lvies Memoirs of the Reign of toms XVI. from his Marrbge to his Death, Illaitramdty zi3 Portraits, 6 Vols. lira at. Ss. Boards. FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for an; Begins Drawing the soi of Anvil 'THE Tickets are divided into Halves. Qtarters 4 Milos, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, SORHE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lot ter/ Mc:, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where elk on their so. count. Cr The drawing, which well be concluded in eight days, will be emlueted on the following Plan•: To commence on Mao day the ad of Augott ; feeond day, Tburfday the sth Auguft ; and every fucceeding Monday and Thurfday till the a6tl.-- The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prises, and Sale of 'indrawn Tickets and Shares. All Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable so Adt of Parliament, and silo with the Crown, and round it " HAZARD SC Co.'s L Orrice." Litters. pelt paid, duly attended to, and Schemes gratis. Bank, ludic, and South Sea Stocks, with their feveral An nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Go vernment Securities bought and fold by Conuniffinn. Country Orders accompanied with wort dated Bills on London, Putt Office Orders, or Calk In Parcel by Coach or Carries, punt:Wally attended to. TAKE NOTICE. The Drawing of the ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY begins an MONDAY the ad of AUGUST.—There will be only Eight Days Drawing, and a Capital Prize for every Morning. Tics Firft-drawn Ticket will b.: entitled to ammo Ditto ad Day woo Ditto Day mid= Dittn 4th Day so,ooo Ditto sth Day So Ditto •••• 6th Day 2,000 Ditto 7th Day illa,poa Ditto Sth Day moo* Edda other Prizes, amounting to £ r46,0c0. THE Tickets, Halves, 9carters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now felling in great Variety of Numbers, and on the loweft Terms. The Money for the Prizes Paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co Stock-Broken, at their old Eflabiliked State-Lottery Office, Liceneed p (witin' to Adt of Parliamei it, No. 26, Cornlllll, oppo6ts the Ro7al-Exchange, London ; aifo at their Offices throughout the Kingdom. Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchafers, in Town and Country, who honour Hoa us a v and Co. with their Comminds, are particularly rseofntnended to buy fpesdlly, on account of the very few Tickets in the Engliik Lottery—only 24,000. In molt Lotteries upwards of co,oco have been fold before the Drawing commtneneed. the Scheate Is much approves? of, JUVENILE BOORS. this day was publifted, in Two final Volucks, price 4s. liar bound, printed on a large Type, and embelhlhed with ra lioniK,me Copper-photo. RI bLE STORIES ; or, the Memorable Ads of " the aneicnt Patriarchs, judges, and Kings, extraded from , diiir original Hißarlans In the OW and New Tcitament. D EPLORABLE DECAYS and WEAK. By WILLIAM SCOLF I E I.D. NESSES, brought en by dilspated pleafures,hard drink.. The above -mentioned Walt is the Poodadlaft of a Pirelli * ing, and too rowans! courfes of Mercury (the bane of healt.h) sin could not find, among t h e numerous wor k s which for the producing diftreffing pains in the Bac!: and I.oins, Trenalilings: Lit twenty years have limn publiihed foe the % di o f Children, pefblenefs, Hennes of the Mind; NCEVOUS Deaf nth, Soc. Soh one which he could, with C ompl e te g al bg a nk m , put into the ere aced by HUNTreS RUTOIATIYC BA LEAK of Lim and bands of his /two. The narrations contained la the Old and New i s , well known upwards of 20 years for he heitimalle Telt-anent, furpafs in intereft and fimplicity any fpecimens of ' ' Timms. As a recent proof of its great efficacy, a Ofetleruan of narration which can be found in the world. The prifccit vo. rank, for an alarming Wainer', hail been under the care of an lame, it may therefore be fuppokil, will pmve.to children a pofy eminent Surgeon kveral months, withont obtaining any relief, c: farett-finclling Bowen, without one Binds of co il reek, or a W4l cured iu a rev, days by this Reiterative Medicine. Nurne. logo: thorn todetraa from the ph-afure h is able to afford. , rate Gsatle•nen in Balks Uneaten have received equal bete- Printed For RICUAIID PKILLIrs, No. 71, St. Paul's Charon fit ; in Chore, this Reftorative Medicine is now in fuck repute, I'M ; and fold by B. Tabart, In, New Bond- erect ;by J. as to be recommended by many of the Tactilely. monis St. Paul's Church-yard, and hy all Bookfcllers. Cr A Pamphlet on its Virtues, With a Lift of important Of may be had, the following fuperior Books for the Ufc of Cures may be had of the Venders. rang Pcrfons, lately publifhwl, Sold at Wade's Medicine Warehoufes, No. 163, Fleet-ltreet, I. Milts Aswin's Poetry for Children, prim is. 6d, _. and No. 13, Old Bondareet ; Putt ' s %Varehoufe, front en a. 11.- 2 ..... J UVENILE PLUTARCH, confilting of the Lives or trance Royal Exchange ; cka w ..—w, —is, 74, Borough ; Bacon; Ott 3. Children, price so 6d- ford-Esteem; and by all Bookfeßers and Venders of Medicines 3. Viers to the Mt ICAO tRIR and thie Botanical Garden Illt ..) • 4• TM By LF. Juana In 2 Tuts. price .10. ka Town and Country; ; price 6s. 3d. the finall Boa • larger LA Meg, containing the quantity aka fall, may be Lad for 4 .3111 EL T -ALUdaiguill.• 1 4 I ••• 7 .ialdriltel" 3 4 4 Si' v" sl. bias nide mkt the Axon. )last sod ethers. and the do-nand for Tickets and Shares, at Ho a s iii and Cu.'; Offices, is daily incr:afing. * 6 * Orders smutted azas.tly ia the Lima Tim, as if prefent. PORTER's Qs AY, -- TO BE LET ON LEASE, for any term not exceeding Sixty one years, to commence from Lady-day next, THOSE valuable and extentive Premifes -1-ad joining the Cullom-Houle, known by the name of Po R. Test's Qzray, with very capacious and fabitantial Warehoufes, together with fain. Houfes contiguous, extending into Lower Thames-ftrect, not heretofore leafed therewith. Thefe Pre mires are admirably well calculated tither for the Forelln or the Honhe Trade, and their great importance to ail perfons en giged in any extenfive commerce renders a further defcriytion of them untieceffary. A Plan of the aforefald Premifes may be fcen, and further particulars known by applicition at the Clerk's Office. FM moagers' Hall, London; where Propofals, foaled up, may be fent on or before the 3111 day of July next—N.B. The Land Tax has been redeurmid as to all the.aforefaid Pretnif,s. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO N, At the City of London Inn, Dover, on Monday, the 19th of July, iBo2, at Eleven o'Cloch, THE FOLLOWIN-G G 00 D S,I being part of the Cargo of the Hoy Juffrow Maria Schroeder, E. W. Groenwold mailer, from Rouen, condemned as prize to his Majefty'c hired armed emus amperdown, Henry Wildey, Efq. Commander. —About 16700 Balks Champaign Wine 5 Hogfheads French Red Wine 4 Ditto, ditto White ditto 1 Calk Olive Oil I Jar and 6 Bottles Oil of 'Lavender x Ditto, Orange Plower Water s 4 Gallons Lavender Je ff amine, and o th er footed Waters, in Bottles 193 Boxes preferved Fmk 12 Sous Artikclal Flowers I 1 Ornamented French 'table Clods 368 Pounds Pornatum in Pots, irc. 936 Pounds Hair Powder 214 Douai Hair Sieve Bottoms 154 Boxes Rouge and Fact Paint sit 45 Pieces Paper Hangings la4o Iron Pots 32 Dozen #ans-6o Ells Black Lace 13 Pieces French Sheeting 13 Napkins and one Table Cloth 3 Pieces Cotton Swandown zo Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Articles of Turnery, Perfumery, Ste. And immediately afterwards the following Goods, Part of the Cargo of the Flenriatta Loulfa, condemned to the above Cutter:— so 6 Dozen Watch Glares 7 Gallons Scented Water at Pounds Wads Balls Pounds Marefhall POwder,andother faudlArtleks. AJfo, 384 Pounds Sago zo Pounda.hdarearins Dodds 3 'Pool& Oil of Lavender Part Ode Cargo of the Ong ,an Schwerin. The whole may be viewed Three Day& previous to the Sale, by applying to Meffrs. Fedtor and Minet, Dover of whom Catalogues may be then had; alto of Thoth's Maude, Efq. Downing-ftreet, Weltrninfter. EPPINGFOREST4—.FAMiLY RESIDENCE, with FORE CO DRY, GAR DEN, COAC H:HOUSE,and STABLING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, BiIRRELL, and FOSTER. • At Gerraway's Coffee-houfe, on Thurblay, July ks, at Twelve o'Clock, THAT very defirabte CO PYHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently tenanted by Jams Boo•ru, pleafandy, cheerfully, and advantageoully fituate, unannoyed by the daft of a Public Road, in Paradire•row, on the verge of Epping Foreit, Six Miles froth London only, plentifully Cup plied with admirable Water, and commanding delightfid Views in Home Scepery and very ettenfive Profiteees, with @dome Fore-court, Coach-houfe, anti Stabling forThrce Hodes. Thefe eligible and covetable Premlfes, precutting a Phfturefque Eleva tion, contain a variety of Apartments in Gentleman's Room, 'Breakfaft Parlour, and Dining-room, opening into aConfetva tory, with Kitchen, Store-room, and Offices on the Ground Floor, Double gtaireafe, fingularly elegant Bow-windowed Lofty Dtawbsg-reoen, fitted up with peculiar atteadon,in coved, enriched, grained cieling, fend•cireular end, Recelres for Sofas or Library Book-eifes, carved ftatuary marble Chimney-pierces, and Mahogany SAW. The whole in beautiful proportion of effed, and to a South Afpeet ; four family Bed-chambers, two (mailer Bed-chambers or •Dreffing-rooms, Maid Servants* Apartmeuts in the At.ies, and Men Servants' Room over the Stable; Wine and Beer Cellars; exten fi ve Right of Common. There valuable Copyhold Premlfes ncarlyequal to Freehold, being fubjedt only to the ufual Cullom of the Manor. May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only, on application to Marrs. Peter Cote, Burrell, and Falter, Throgniorton-ltrect ; when particulars may be had, and at Lloyd's and Garraway's. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with SIXTY EIGHT ACRES of LAND, SOUTHGA'TE, MIDDLE SEXt.--TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, BURREL, and FOSTER. At Garravray's Coffee-honfe, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurfday, the 15th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, THAT fi ngularly capital and fpacious FREE. HOLD VILLA, moil pleafantly Iltuate at Southgate, in the richeit part of the County of Middieter, eight miles only &Riot from the Metropolis, the property and refidenee of Ju !IN Htstat Scurtsrosa, Lfq. The interior fitted up in a style of unusual Emplicity and neat. nth, and poreifing every convenience, no lets for the comfort 01 domeitie ufe than fplendid accommodation; the Manion Bun& on a gentle eminence, in the centre of a delightful Pad ; deck, and furrounding domain of so A cres,ornaminted with a number of majellic lofty oak and other forea trees; a delightful Piece of Water, femicircular Green-in ode, large detached Bil liard-room, Shrubbery, Plantations, Kitchen-garden, fully crop pp! ; oaf; lofty continued Walls, covered with innumera Ye Fruit-tree of the fiat quality; Pcachcry, Craws', Melon , ground, and every neccfary appendage; togetherwith a Leafe bad Fain of iS Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached under a Mac Colonnade; contains a noble Eating Radom., Anti-room, Library, elegant Odtagon Salooh, &Raton or Dre. H Ram, fpaelous Hai, and Geometrical Stone Statute ; Houfekeeper's Room, Butler's Room, lit capital lofty Bed chambers, with Drefrinprooms, on the Firit Floor; Ave admi rable Family Bed-chambers on the 'Upper Floor, and (Imitable Servants' Apartments, back Staireafe, and Water-clarets throughout: the Domellic OCices conhft of a iofty,light, airy Kitchen, back Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Bakchnitre, Larder, and fpaelous Cellaring, Refervoirs for river and fprina Water of Itiperior quality ; two Coath.houfes, capital &Laing for nine bodes; Man.fervants' Rooms, WaOshmifc. Dairy, and other out-door °Mee& ; with Farm-yard and Buildings. The views on all fides are delightful, and the whole In the bight:ft date of perfedlion. May be viewed by' Tickets up days preceding the Sale, which, with printed particulars, may be hatl.of Mears. , Peter Gag, Basal, sad Foga, TireginortimAntst e Algal gC• rbanone. . FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WANTED. I Trullees of the New Crofs Turnpike Roadt 4. do hereby give notice, that at a General Meeting of the raid Trultees, to be holder on Saturday the 3 IR day this loft. July, at the Green Man, on Blackheath, they will be ready to borrow, and take up at iutcreit front fuch petrol's as may be willing to advance the fame ; any Sum of Money, not kb than B , y:A. or more than ;ta,ol. to be Centred by Mortgage of the Tolb slams• on the raid Roads, on which there is at precut no Mortgages Debt.—Eurther particulars may in the mean time be had of July r. 18ot. EVEREST and MARTYR, aerkf to the laid Tenneco, Greenwich. • NEW CROSS TURNPIKE ROADS. THE Trudees of the laid Roads do hereby give Notice, that from and alter Twelve o'clock at Night of the 3 It day of this inftant July, the following Tolls for Over. weight will be taken at the fcverat Weighing Enema on the. Paid Roads,Th Lieu of the Tolls which are now received at the. raid Weighing Enema, trig. Carriages with Carriages wheels not lefs with wheels slum fix inches Ids than fix. brogd inches broad For One Hundred Overweight •0 3 0 0 2 Two Hundred - . 00 6 • 0 6 Thee Hundred . - o 1 o o I 0 Four Hundred . - o x 6 o z 6 Five Hundred . - o a o 0 • 0 Six Hundred - - 0 2 6 0 3 0 Seven Hundred . - 0 3 0 o 4 0 Eight Hundred - - o s 6 0 5 0 Nine Hundred - - 0 4 6 o 6 es Ten Hundred • o 4 6 o 7 0 Eleven Hundred - . 0 s 9 0 9 6 Twelve Hundsed . - 0 7 • OIS 0° 'fbirteen Hundred . . 0 8 3 •14 6 Fuurtcen Hundred - 0 9 6 017 o Fitteut Hundred - - oto 9 019 6 Sixteen Hundred . - 0 13 3 I 4 6 Seventeen Hundred - - 015 9 I 9 6 Eighteen Hundred . - o a 3 x 14 6 Nineteen Hundred • tog 119 6 Twenty Hundred - t 3 3 2 4 6 And for eviry Hundeed.pf over-weight above One Ton Vivo Shifting!, for Carriages *Rh Wheels, not lefs than Six inches broad ; and Ten Shillings for Carria ges with Wheels ids than Six Inches broad. By Order of the Trailed, EVEREST and NIARTYII s Claka Oreenwich, July t, 0102. INDIGESTION, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDERS. OBSTRUCTIONS, dce. &G. MR. DIXON begs leave to remind the Public of the uncommon efficacy of the Anti Bilious rids, of which be is the Proprletor.--They are the belt remedy for tI cafes of indigeftion, which swifts from an irregular fecretion at Bile, and are more &Mary and ufeful than any other Me di. clue in preventing the coltivenefi of habit, ficknefs of thefts. mach, generally attending a Rate of pregnancy. The great do. maid for then for exportation to hotter climates, where 131. ,aluus Diforders abound, and wheie the Yellow Fever has fe long prevailed, is the belt encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had monde to in time, prevent the Jaun dice, the formation of Gall Stones, and India:ma:ion of th Bowels. Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheapadog and retail by Pidding. 76, oppofite the Pantheon, Oxford. ttreet ; J. Van Bergen. Moore ; Swim, Pan-man; CA. well, Bull, and Dugdale, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott wad Smith, Edinburgh; Stains, Owen, and Dreary, Manchefter I Bowman and Gregfons, Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply. mouth; Belant and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Neales, Dover; Ramie'', Southampton ; Daltrey, Dock ; Hazard and Smith s Bath ; Woolmer and Trewman, Exeter; and by one or more refpedabla Medicine Vender In every Town In the !kilted Kingdom. in boxes at One Guinea; se. .sd. and 21. 9d. each. WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED. SIR —It is but juftice to your merit, that I timid acknowledge, in this Public Manner, the Good Effedt I ex% perienced from taking your valuable Medicines, the Botaoicak Syrup and Nervous Cordial. I was aided for feveral years With a Violent Scorbutic order; as, alto, with Deafnefs in an alarming degree.—l could find no benefit for there Complaints, although I applied to Cen ral of the matt eminent of an Faculty, but was perfedtly cured by taking the above Medicines. I am, Sir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant, JOSEPH ARTHY, Farmer and Matter, Heybridge, near Malden, Ere:- Wirnefs to the above, Ww. SAXTON, Tillingham, Effez. ity 27, 1802. ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH WIT WELLS, SEA, BATHERS, Sec., dcc. Dr. BRODUM begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrr uapp (the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the firfk fathion and didindionj to Bathers immediately after quitting the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to thole who are fubjed to eruptions ariflog from vitiated humours, (curvy, kee. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls. . . Te nervous and debilitated eonftitutlons in general, owing to an irregular comic of life, as hard drinking, eseefave grief, atkd thofe debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous tax* dency of a certain habit contracted at an early age, the Doane recommends the Neavous CORDIAL, two tea-11/001111 of which to be taken one hour before bathing, and one after. Ten mi. flutes walk after is neeeffary. The Nervous Cordial has been particularly efficacionsin Ama. rica, where even a thoufand perfons bave.been fa ved during the late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dolor particularly recommends the above Medicine to perfons going nut to the Fait or Weft Indies, where the change of air and climate require the aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which muft rtfult In various conftitutions. The medicines m.iy be tad at all hours, with proper diree. dons wholefale and nun; and whoever willies to confute the Dodor, may do it every Monday, Tudday, Wednefday, and Thurfday, from eleven to three o'clock, at his houfe as above. —Pink to shake the bottle. A good allowance to Merchants and Captains of Ships, at. for exportation, on giving three days notice. N. B. Periwig who apply for theta medicines, will pleafe to take notice, that it will be in vain to expedi any relief front this remedy without pundluality ; for taking a bottle or two pro• perly, then leaving off for fume days and beginning again, will be of no kind of fervice. It muff be taken regular; and in fonts cafes it hatb required the luantity neceffai y for a peered cure, to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had ob. tamed any reli.:f; therefore perfons in the country, who with to go through a regular courfe of it, ihuuld.uke cars to have s proper (apply of Dr. Brodunesmediciacs. • • The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the Dodoes Boole, No. g, Albion-ftreet, to bottles as 11. Is. s ts. 6d. and sajd. (duty included), Jebouk and Ctet• tact Baca% Na sokOltbri4rsiseopporlis Boad4 two.