Star. — London, England, 1802-11-25 00:00:00

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HIS MAJESTY doth hereby dire& and require , That all the OUT PENSIONERS of CHELSEA NOS prrAl„, reßling in Seer* Murat', who were Difcharged hien their refpeEtive Corps as SERJBANTS, CORPORALS, DRUMMERS, or PRIVATE . MEN-4Thofe Refident in London, or within Twenry•five Mao thereof, who are to at tend at Chelfea on fuels Pays as the ConuniSoners of the faid. v ow awl appoint; the Ouf Pansion Us from the late NA Guard 4 and Hark Orebadier Guards, the Life Guards, and R o yal Regiment of Hark Guards; filch Men as by the. Naomi Books are now more than Fifty-five Yews of Age, or i l atiliried 25 Two in the Army previo •fly to their Difeharges; thole who hate lett i Limb, or their 'Eye-fight, or are Crip ties ; and the Lettia•Men, EXCEVTED.I--DO perfaully w ear, at the Placchand on the Days, hereinafter mentioned:. order that Inch of chap, as on Examination null be found may be tot to Gitaalion DOT? : its. . ' . q Imre &an 3.5. f4iDai Makittoile OrkVi elect . . . -3 !Kass Limit& -cheftq, tit and . • ad of D ece mber. z e ta • • • • Lewes or Winebefter, zit and adDec. mpthire .. ;. Wieehefter, ift and ad December. Tic:Whim • ' 7 i Osford,, 6th and itb December, Oifordthire . ___ somerfetihire - • . Wells, aft and ad December. pioucefterlhire - 4 Brigid. 6th and 7th December; or, Woronoff** - - S Gloueefter, zoth emir ath Mamba; !Wiitthire - - • DMus, aft and ad December. • Dorktibie - • IRandford.6th and 7th December. I bevonadie • Elmer a ft and ad December; or , Barn= 6th and 7th December. Lamm , aft and ad December; or , Corona • • • Truro, 6th and 7th December. i Berefordiliire ;.. - Hereford, aft and sd December; or, ifoomouthilere ••• Carible,6th and 7t% December. Hereford, or Carmarthen, aft and id bath Wales • . December; or, C.ardiffe, 6th and 7th December. Epforich, or Norwich, aft and ad Decem- - 8411 • • • -I bet; or, Cilanbridze, 6th apd yit December. ,_ Imore than ay Klieg Braintree, 6th and • i - - - flan London -.5 ph December. laird : .: : ..* ...... Dunitabi-oft and Pocki . 6 :- - -4-1 store chit ss Mos ad December; et, Sad • : :- '45 •ma Lagos - Osterd,6thand7tla December. Wordiamptonthiie N uit i ng d o nalie 3 Ketteilge, 6th and yth December. Norfolk - • • - Nereriet, aft and ad December. t trid INlge anti - mg of Ey . . .1 Cambridie, 6th and 7da December. uncanare . ; f 88asicbeiter, aD and id December; or, 'lLanader, 6th and 7th December. •L Mahcheftei, 9r Neweaftle-under-Line, aft and ad Decimber ; or, Cheiter, 6th and 7th December. liihrewbem aft and ad December; or, Cheiter, and 7th December; or, Llttta .. odt a abil z id) December. • , aft and sd December. fls.-"-- 1 amigo i rl ' --- - - • oi, Choltirs - - Noth Mitt = ,;• ad 6o . Deoensbor. Cr, December. or, es; ;or, 15th DecethbcF. Aaiun tYde; Or, Ibuthtudbatind sdDeeestbek. Berwick Tr - tketsubci. a las Uben alicitY • • that ever* Am loud fit for Duty 1.. - 1 i r e , at the Garri hn td which he shall be fent;to esieive a Bountyof One Pound Are Shillings, or fo much thereof a limn remain after (apply * him with proper rico:Tarim ; and there who, on examine dal, are fauna unlit for Duty, fhall be difmiffest, with pro itetkette tobftftence to tairl them back to their hothes. 'And it h her by fnfther notifieti, That all Out petitioners in South Bdtsin, difchaiged as aforersid, as well from the Cavahm Infamy (except as above excepted) who graft not appear at the times and places herein appointed, will be confidered as etherwife provided for by Government, or as dead; and they will accordingly be . ftrnek off the Beaks of the tint Penßon of tie hid s tiofAtaLwithouy his Mtt any prd Ar pea dbehig redid theme. B Cosimbod, C: YORKE. NOTICI to all OthIPENSIONERS belonging to the Roya Hofpitd of KILMAINHAM hi IRELAND, Who are now refilling in England and Wales. WALOPFICE, aid NoVanber, !los. HIS MAJESTY doth hereby direa and require, Thee aU OUT-PENSIONERS belonging-to the Royal Hapini of KILMAINHAM, who are now reeding in Ind and Wales, (with the eseepties fpecifted at large : A L Advdtifnettit, MW by His Majefty's Ordd from the War- Mee, dated the oth of tibia!** November, and In another Adventematt fro* Chdess Harpies% dated the 12th of this ham November) do peennally a at the Places and on tile„PaYskededin the faidAdVa ppear nti On failure whiney win be STAIN= 01/1/ TIM BOOBS OP TX, OUT-PBX MB 01 ?It 8.,A10 HOSINTILL I I/STUMM *$T PILOSPZCT of VIM 1111110 IITTOSXX TIBISTO. ' Pr Has MAJBOTT i I COlllll4ll/111, elf/MIL Shitcatire • • I , - Sbrewibery, ift and sa December. Denberland Penritb; maid Decenber ; oe, Weftmeeabmi relk , IttPalebalt. ibtedoldra • = • atarittsd eirestite-itter!Liiii7rand - - ember; or, wifteklidre Birmingham, 6th and Al Dean* M r ; - Leicefter, tit and sd December. • Shahid, tft and ii December; ei DabyiltiM z. • Nottinsfiam, 6th and 7th Deeembe Shelield, tiE and ad December; or L Leeds, 6th and 7th December; or York, loth and nth December ;is Richmond, tois and tsth Deceit &Am Neweaftk-upoci:frie; ' Venbantberitsd -1 Bernick, tft and sd December. Derwiek Town and TBerwtft end sd tkeembei. ba aajeity a graeThontly Seared to &r.lm that ever Mad fit for Duty than be.entided, on his arrival at the -- _ _ TO THE CURIOUS IN 'ASH SAUCE. - - THE NOBILITY, GEN'rRY, and PUBLIC in raked, ere refpatfollyintonnad,lontt Eaten, and We'. GENUINE and SUPERIOR WWI of ANCHO- Inn, matinees to be prepared by tipsm tbs Esontinanner that W obtained Poch ettiverfal approbation for nosy years paft. 7%e hog julUy acquired fuperiotity til that Atdde is fay twinned in the opinice oldie Cettutty s i t amid giftless aides in ati pans of the World, and basing hood the telt of trig, tanks it in the Untation it now ineintaina. Tbe gener ty el THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES sod other C H A S AUCES tee FMK the. Whom than, front the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to condos Fa- milk% Ste. in purchafirig the fame, - se adds is to be had at THEIR clams, but at their Warehosfe sada. Every other Ankle in the OR Trade for imAy ere. of the bed quality. WEST-INDIA MEACHAM'S, CAtrAnsta SKIPS. OFPICERS in the AR/AT and WMff (Applied oPon Se %omit notice for the la* and Welt bear , Re. Wareboute, No. ioy, corner of Savoy Stir, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Seethed, they have ny rimed /Mfrs. IL JANA= led Co. labor" their big is for 1,14 lissom Odd lban " Vire SOlth' Ilinge g r Ved a° WO, W oirtcw Ks ividi *redo.. .--.•-.7 , -• ittlidai arr. lows TM liSDArt . NOVEMBER Vt,lBcri RICTINSIOItho SURREY IRON RAILWAY. AT a Meetin convened by public Advertife man, and held at the King's Arms Inn, Croydon, on Tuftlay the s3d day November, dos, HYLTON LLIFF4. in the Chair Refolved, Thit it Appears to eetlng, that lien* Iron Railway from Croydon to' Thames at Wan pi and the prefect Canal from Croydon to the Thames at .4. hithe and Vauxhall, are fully adequate to all the purpofes of communication between this part of the country and the me tropolis; and that, confequently, any branch from the prefesit -Railway to London is wholly unnecellary. 'Refolved alfo, That upon•more mature eadderation of the projfti-' ad cacao° of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to Reliate and Oodftone,ii is the opinion-of this Meeting that it is advifable to defer any further proceeding refpeCting the fame, .until she pradLicability of making a Canal through that onantry to Portfmouth, Stall be afeertained by a report dilly e from M. Rennie on that folded. l f lia dteti t thefe Refolutions be printed in the fame Papers in 'which this Meeting was advettifed. And That the Thanks of dd. Meeting be given to the Chairman for his impartial candud lathe Chair. HYI.TON JOLLIFFE, Chairman. *. • +•J. • • _ • FOR ACCOUNT OP THE P/IfyFACTUREItS. Exempt from the Au4tlon duty, agree - al:4 I tp At! of PArliamettL On Wednefday the zit of Deiitmber, MERAC: SON, and Co. will flkt ee t o l . to Public , Sale at their Warehoufes, No. 78, fferst, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BRITISH MCI GOOD& Confilthsg of • ToPoo Pieces l3slafores, Shawls, &c Jaconets, Books, Tambotir, • - 6,500 Pullicats,Callicoes,Q2iltings, giffe feymeres, Coatings, Norwich Shawls, &e. With a variety of other Goods. u. Two Months Prompt. M. L..MERAC,jim. Broker. Catalogues to be had as above, and at the New Yorh and Tom's Coffee Houfes. OEMS This day were pu. tithed, Price ss. boards, TABLES for the Purehaling and Renewing of Leafes, both for Tains of Yimui certain, and for Lives; to gether with &Res for determining the Value or the Rev erfion of Eftates after any inch Leaks, and for the Solution of other ufe fill Problems; illuitrated by a great variety of examples, and explained in a clear and Ample manner. To which is added an Appendix, containing, befides the demonftrations, fome Remarks on the Method adopted by Dr. Price and Mr. Mor pn, for finding the Value of Annuities payable half yearly and liarteri li a FßANClS BAII.Y, of the Stock Exchange. N -ud of W. J. and j Richardfon, Royal Exchange. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD 817 AUCTION--By Mr. WELLER, On the Premifes, onMonday, the 29th Novembcr, 1802, pre cifely at Twelve o'clock, By order-of the Executors of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following Eftates, all &tire at Brighton : Lot a. A TRULY defirable TAVERN, called L X The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefe bas been eltablifhed for more than half a Century; comprifing an ele gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous aiting and o , eping Apartments, making up upwards of iobeds; ex tenfivc Yard, capaciousV7ineVaults ' Cellars, Beer a good ac cuftalied Tap, attached Stables, 27 stalls, and Rending for at Carriages. • It , Lot *—A clearable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fuldtantial ' brick Houfe, with ferni-bow front, Mom the bafement to the third floor, fituate on the molt eligible part of the Cliff, con fdting of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walh-houfe, fix Dining Rooms, an. elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This Ives 'originally two Hooks; admirably calculated for a Board and Lodging Honk, and now ufed as an appendage to the Old Ship Tavern. Lot 3—A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn, and feveral ft2bles, containing upwards of 5o Italia, and hand ing for 3o carriages ; a Granary, that will contain sao quartette of corn, Ice-honk, &c. fitnate in North tweet. Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Lodging Honk, In Black Lion-ftreet, with a (mall detached ;ionic and Garden. Lot 5.—A neat Houk, frondng the Batt Oilf, let to Mr. Cohen. Lot 6—A good Public Houle, called the Little Cattle, ad joining to Lot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford, let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will. Lot 7--. A molt defirable Garden, with Green4tonfe, and forcing Fritit-boufes, with lofty and fuldtaadal walls, well planted and 'cropped. . Lot a...A walled Garden adjoining. Lot 9 —One Ditto. Lot so-4 most valuable Freehold and CoPyhold nate,. called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is unquelttonably among the molt clearable Scites to build on, and brill be dividedinto feveral Lou. And on Tuefday, the 3oth November, and following days, All the LOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of *e late Mrs. , limes, in Black Lion-Itreet, together with the ,th e of the adj.:doing Lodging-houfes. ' Printed Particulars may be had, at the adjacent Market 1 Towns ; the Place of Sale ; the Chapter Coffee Houk, Lon ' don ; and of Mr. Weller, at his Upholftery and Cabinet Ware houfe, Chichelter. .• ._ . Deasi t ll M Is. 6d. a gog by Pe TO HIS MAJESTY, VIE ANNIVERSARY 'SERMON of the ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. -, Preached at GROSVENOR CHAPEL, On the Bth of ApclL With LOCAL ALTISATIOSS, * At Elbeasooo's CSORCII, SOUTHAMPTON, • On the 2oth lane. HELIER's, to the ISLAND of JERSEY, On the 28th of July, aos. * RICKARIS VALPY, D;D. A. F. S. • erria NOTTS ST ran AOTOOlt; And ea APPENDIX on RESUSCITATION, BY THE SOCIETY, • Sold by Rivingtoo, Pridden, Sewell, and photon. This day - Naas publifhed, Price tisand as. or 225. a dozen to thole who buy them to give away, a New Edition, being the Twenty-fifth, of T HE PIOUS tgIiNTRY PARISHIONER berated how to lend miry day through the whole etedabf.his Ilfe,lea religious and aseeptible martals.• Advice Arm to keep the Lord's Day holy. A- Comae of man the #Ol, Scriptmes, wherein is thews how much they oat do in *memo di the Rube of Human Art A right Method of Ilikedlort. The ill codequences of withholding Infra ltion from Children; how to fubdue their Paffioas and make them a comfort to the Made, and a Biding to the World. The Peafts and Fags t To *hid: are added, Collate on fevend oe cartons : Alb, &Monde concerning the indifpadble, though iniCountry Padiskamehtqdnfted Duty of recdving the bleed Sacrament of the Lewes Supper; wherein the Nature of it is deferibed; the Obligadoos of - frequenting it enforced : All the wefts, urea, brought for the negleft of itomfwered. The ignorant Perfon taught what he mutt do Weeder to be a worthy Communicant. And beeaufe all mutt die, Rules are giveer for a devout Behaviour in the Time of Sieknefs ; and Dlres laid down how to prepare for a happy Change at Death. Printed for F. and C. Rivingeou, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard; R. Baldwin ;G. and J. Robiufon ; W3litte; and C. Law. P. S. This Book is in the Lift of Books rodelliinended and difperfed by **Society for promoting ChriftlatilLoilwiadge. TO BE SOLD, • I TT - 1E perpetual Advowfon of the Reitory Of REARS Y, in the County of Leicefta, scompollog the itedorial Hoak, which is eligibly fituated in the Parini of Rearfby aforefaid, within Seven Miles of Leicefter, Eight of Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and, Els of (ltpru- ' don, to ail which places there are capital Turnpike Roads ; with leveret Clofes of Rich Arable, Meadow, - and Pafture Ground, in the Lorddip or .Lifierties of Rearby afordeid, containing togaher 33S Acres and upwards. Alto the Tithes of about 24 Acres of old lnelofure, which are taken in Kind, and feveral Money Payments in lieu of Tithes, Ming out of about 13 Cottage Hodesin Rearazy aforefaid. There is no Hamlet within thePartlhe and only one Church to Carve. The prefent Incumbent is sown* Of 7,5 years old, and very infirm. Further Particulars may be 'had by applleatke to the Rev. Mr. J. Parfons, of Readby ; or Mara King, Cooke, and King, Attendee, Leieefter. WORCISTERSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSE, At Eveikam, with Immediate Poffeflion. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the 13th day of December next, at the Crown Inn in Eveham, Worceiterlif re, between the Hodrs of 3 and 5 in the Evening, fulled to the Conditions of Sale, which ilia be then and thaw produced (adds patvioully difpofed of by_ Private Canna, of which initant notice will be given in this Paper,) ALL that tpacious and capital FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSE,fubitandally bulit and in complete repair, eligibly Owned in the cant of the Barosigh of Evelbain, the late property and tefidemee of Chides Wddt, lifq.decesfed, which cenaprifes admirable roomy anhad allsin, a vettibule, lofty eating and drawing-rooins,of large dlatenions, numerous excellent 4ry bed-chambers, convenient brims' apartments, two kite s, brew- hours, watt-honfe, laundry, liable, granary, and all other ufeful buildup, tagmher ark! a garden, ,locked with fruit-aw a ke/11W, width ohm* from the Houk near to the Bank sbf die Wan Avon, and eneamendslunt riant views of the ilarrotading rich vale of E 11161111; tbe whole forming a finguhirly complete and truly delirdde refidenes for a Gentleman of Wye family; the hoofs ndght at a fmall expeng be converted into two houfes, each of which would be extremely well eakuLsted for any trade or Wands which re quire* a Dap in front, and roomy warehoufes behind, and the garden, Ban its convemientlituation to the Avon, is a very de- Arable fpet for a yard, or for ereding wueboufes, and as the Propeletor of *etc Palau will be entitled to atight of road through the adjoining houfe,a wadeable part of it might be ferreted. from the Houfe, without the fmaliel. incouve !artier Particulars may be known at the Oda of Long add Bale, Solid Upton upon Severn, Worodkrildre. , , The may be accommodated widi Pon cif lb Per i doh Mi.* es litiopp. ~ . ritubt'six.pENcE. •• -. TANWERS. • • To he Let—and entered upon iminediately, A LARGE and Convenient TAN YARD, iri 'Aleitnit Band's, fittutted in a defirable part of the County of *fits. For furthet Particulars apply either perconally,nr hv Letters• (post paid), to Mr. Wm:ltolliday, IVlalmibury, op MONDAY NEkT THE ENGLISH RTATE LOT TERY COMMENCES DRAWING: • THE TICKETS and SHA on Sale, ge the Liseneed State Lottery Offices, the Corner of /Irak Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mows, Charing-crofs, of RICHARDSON, 000DLUCK• acid Co. ON, OR BEFORE NEXT MONDAY MORNING. NINE O'CLOCK. • TO BE DISPOSED OF, rirW ENTY-FIV.E THOUSAND POUNDS in a Ticket,. Half, Quarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth Shares, as may be molt agreeable to the Purchafet, at Mcirrs. HORNSBY and Co.'s • STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. a 6, CORNHILL, , Oppollte the Royal Exchange. BETWEEN TETSWORTH AN .: OX= TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. On Friday, the s‘th loft. at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Cord hill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots, THREE very VALUABLE and IMPROVE ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and ARABLE FARMS, with other rich grazing and tillage-'ands attached and near thereto, (the land-tat on which has been red-emed) molt ad. vantageouily fituated on each fide of the turnpike- road, between Tetfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former, and feven , . . or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile•ftone and ' TAKE •NOTICE-25,c001. FOR THE FIRST DRAW?* Wheatly-bridge a part of which, to the extent of fifty-fix acres ' TICKET, ON MONDA.Y MORNING NEXT, Kr. In th ree caoltreetile meadows,lies ou eac! , fide of die faid bridge, I NINE O'CLOCK. Is de Welke ( 11110- atese neat' The feeerel i g eete WC C ARROLL and Co, at their Fortunate Office Milks. Flame, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who ho can year INo. 2 6, Oxford.fireet, sow Itaelsisous-placi, Lendop, not to year at old refits (except Mr. Hearne, who has a !cafe, of ' recommend to Adventurers an immediate Purchafe, and which s years are now unexpiresil; Iffiewife the Manor of Chil- I i to let flip the Golden Opportunity. worth, in Which hinnlet, in thelrarith of Great Milton, thefe Tickets and Shares are to be had hi great variety at their Office where the following Capital Prizes have been Sold end lie ; together with the right of fithery in th e River " , Shared laicYear :-.4410, 6,343 ) a Prize of so,oool,Shared in Theme, and three Ayotts therein. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom printel Par- Thee and Ten Sixteenths; No. 2,171, ro,000l.; No. Tote • Shared-in One Qua-ter, Two , Eighths, and ticubrs may be had ; alto at the Toll - houfe at IN heatly-bridge ; 3,996, Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Telfworth ; Red Lion, Eight Sixteen ths; No. 657, z,000l; No. sr,ooo, xpool.; No. Wycomb and Henley; of the Printers of the Oxford and „, 4 ., aw,v &c. and the Money paid en -demand. 591 ',ma; No. 15,211, 2,ce01.; and No. '33,120, spool. Reading Papers; Mr. Hollier, at 'risme ; Mr. Carter, Staple- fitc . Inn, Holborn ; Rainbow ; and of Mr. Raine„ Land Surveyor , Schemes to be had Gratis. Charlotte-fired, Bloomfbury, London ; where, and at Mr. . . Wilier 's, a Plan may be Peen. NEXT MONDAY WEEK - -• THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. •-• A T HODGES and Co's. O ffi ces, No. • - • - ift * fordallreet, and No. 44, St. james'e-ftreet, the folloWitlg Capital Priles were Cold, (hared, and reglitered laft year, 'via. No. 29,467 a Prize of £.20,000 No. 15,7 0 5 • - - • 20,000 No. 24,787 - a - zo,ooo No. 28,060 - - - 5,000 No .30,333 * - - 5,0 No. 28,898 - - spoit In the prefent Lottery are— Prizes of £- 2 54 03 - 16,4705 • 3 • - SPX' And other Prizes, amounting in the while to 288,004 tiff above Tickets and Sharp are on Sale,ie great variety: t at thsi above Offices. • , • . N. B. The Firfr drawn Ticket W9I be entitkd t 0 eppeol. • , • From the LONDON GAIZETrEp Nov. 33. BANKRUPTS. jamas &dant!, of the New City Chambers, Biihopfgate4reet, London, merchant, to furrender Nov. 30, Dec. 4, at eleven, and January 4, Wen, w Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R.. S. Tay or, Field-court, Gray's-Inn. Jofeph Payne; now or late oiNew-ftreet. Birminghant, uphol• Rarer, Dec. y, at foul Dec. 8, and January 4, at eleven, at Hart,'s Hotel and Sw an Inn, Birmingham. Atsornies, Mr. Richard Chathbers, at Birmingham; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southamp on-Buildings, Chancery.lane. Timothy Lewis. of Newport, Monatoutltikire, !coal-merchant; dealer and chapman, Dec. 8,9, and January 4, at eleven, at the New Paffage Inn, parifh of Portercuet. Monmouthfhire. Attornies, Mr. Rig?f, NeW City Chan2l;crs, Bithopfgate- ftreet, London • oavir. Evans, Cheoftosv. Jofeph Tinnifwoo d, now or late of Brampton, Cumberland, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Nov 30, Dec. s, 41 Jan. 4, at eleven, at the honk of Benjamtn Holmes, Innkeeper, in Carliffe. Attornies, Mr. Jofeph Hodgfon, Carlifk ; or Mr., Wm. Hodgfon, Clement's-Inn, London. Samuel Burbage, late of Fehay Stratford, Bnekinghamfhire e innholder, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 35, 16, and Janua ry 4, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in Newport agnell. Attomies, Mr. Jofeph Arrowfmith,. of Newport Pagnell ; or Mr. Giles, Shire-lane, Lincoln's-Inn. George Torrane, of Jermyn-ftreet, Saint James's, ItofiddiefeT, merchant, Nov. 30, Dec. 18, and January 4, at ten, at Guild.' hall. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, Clifford's-Inn, London. William Wigfttd ! _of Charing -Crofs, Middlefes, ft ationer, dealer and charnel), Nov. 47, Dec. a t, and January 4, at twelve, a 4 Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Allen, Carlille-ftrect, Soho. WHEN Profeffional Men of edycation and re. v v fponfibility deviate from the generai fyftem by the fo teflon of a peculiar Branch, the Galion of long continued fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. • . TA years have I devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat- Went of THREE DISORDERS, and the fnccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as'l am able the ravages of thofe Complaints which are the molt *wort. 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 Pradtlee to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally din. gerqps precipitancy of general Pra6litloners. The THREE DISORDE itS, t`o the care ofaich I halt de. voted my attention, comprise every fpedes of . VENEREAL: INFECTION, whether of a recent or Iting durationdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyftem in Women Which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. • Numerous difeafes aro the refult of Ignorance or hafte In the halm= of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. ' pew diet the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints ate sadly eared, and even where others baselailed, 1 truft - that I Creditors of Finlay M'Qeftan, leather merchant, Greenock, tip paahnie to offer a radical .roleftabbfhinent. meet in John Park's Inn there, 4th Dec. ta o'clock, to dc. IreW, however, are the cal of cam P liesead ,„ diftrefe , „, - b3 _,_ tbe 'l ode on an offer of compo fi tion. diforder, compared with the calamitous umaiume v` `'" en " ' Creditors of James Boag, merchant, Port-Glafgow, lodge theit from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale claims with Alex. Watfon, writer there ---No dividend. des of a fathionable Life, aoquffe that Rate of Debility which . Thomas Gordon, merchant, lately at Endrick, now at Glafgesv i himapn offered d to b t y he hi C m ourt of Seffion to approve of the compel is the unavoidable confesinuoce of flush pernicious habits. • Where the unhappy foihrer broods over , his snifert i , brut care. I fay annorala his misfortune, it =T o t woe cli* walivn f ns ' ' John Gentles, corn-dealer, Dunnipace Mill, to be examined in htm to knot!, that although it be an ea of doubt or *neer. Sheriff Co4-hall„ Stirling, ift and isth Dec. z a o'clock,' t a i n ty with other* Pradthioners, the removal 'of tide DEFT. Creditors meet in Dearn's Inn, Falkirk, ,'6th D..c. i I o'clock,' CIENCIES by the Itua rogrds of Renovation Is the acquire. , w inftrua truftee.—Claims to be made by zoth July. Bewail examination of William Dodgfon, lime-burner, Dttn4 went of my experience. If the rites of e ll chus wal or tr Van e i v s e h n a t t ed e begun to manly rigour , much anxiety - cans,in the Office of Chr. Smyth, writer, Dumfrid, 23d Nov. by an ably counteradion of this languid Rate, in acts I la o cluek.—Creditors meet 24th Nov. fame place and hour,. cafes no great diffiadder will occur ...,,,...,..ii . i to inftruet truftce. ' But Where this Delleiebefll,,as for __,T eara _ ezift .,.. n ,..." A elli a r — r — n ,„ n ..,, t ,. Creditors of Captain John Sim,late of Stuekgown , meet in John reverence is IlidirloommT re iu' et '""'''"'" — 'wr -- • M‘Caul's compting.houfe„Glafgow, aft Dec. one o'clt, to of Life, and to re-animate UIC Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difaprinted . decide on offer of c° lll F°fid°°. most Creditors of David Stocks, Milnathort, rective final divide*. in their exPeallthm la of a ?ugly' may be 'awed' that ell ---- 13th January, from Cha rles Archer, merchant, Perth. hdtances Nth defedts art curable by Medical Skill Creditors of Peter Craig and Co. merchants, Paifley, Meet irf On's tavern there 3d Dec. one o'clock, to bawd treater. The SECRECY which is lacerate' to in undertaking, aid the ftil. Mations which I have prefomed to item form the Crerditors o f Alexander Adamfon, late merchant, New York,' Baas R mflPretenlions, and in coincidence with fuck this inti meet in David Kay's compting-honfe, Glafgow,6th Dee. twat motion is given, that Mr. BRIE may be ccefulted perfonally . o'clork, to inftrudt truftce. raved/ letters huda ili g a Casa note) at Ida taliure '. l4° ' 19 ' Ann . . John M•Donakt, dealer in !tone-ware, Ofaigow, to beciatfined Strand, near Temelikaar. in Sherif Court-honfe there, 25th Nov, and 9th Dec. twelve There 4 as "M enai eatmaea in Wile f r4lrat ad i arga g i o'cloek.—Creditors meet in Black Bull Inn Glafgow s c 3.41 ad till NlM l .t u e ° , ell e-a 4 = 6 ;0....i eau.. at 2o 1 Ditimbiri MITI 9161 " " Inn, gANIERUMS IN IRELAND. John Oraham and Richard Graham, late of Batt-lane, Hoed drapers,to hounder the ad and 4th Dee. and' ift Jan. nest. SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. Creditors of johnltevenfon cattle-dealer. at Auchviovie, Glenample, nicks e dividend from William Paterfen i mer chant, Stirling, 13th December. Creditors of William Lorinier, fpirit-dealer, Renal-null, meet in George Inn, Dumfries, 27th Dec. 12 o'clock, to instruct • trultec...-410 dividend. Creditors of John Cratnbie, flat-fpinner, Blebo Mill, fleet in hPLatcn's Inn, Cupar-Fife, ad Dec. to confider of a compefi• den made by the bankrupt. Cldditon of William Hedrick, at Blackford, meet in John Htd . tick's, there, 6th Dec. ss o'clock, to decide on an dreg of compofition. Creditors of Patrick Maxwell, merchant, Perth, tall on John Greif, Merchant there, the trustee, on 13th Dec. to receive • dividend. 4 . LAW. AGEWLE•MAN who has been near Twelve . Years ladle Pratt:Son inTovn, is defirous of entering into Parnserldp with $ Gentleman of refpedtability in an efta- bilibedattetitotseve4irsetice in Town'or Country, for an adequate Premium will be given. The - molt refpedtablt Referants may be had as to Malaita and Abilities. draft (PA -paid) with real Name and Addrefs, to T. N. to be left at Mr. Pinney's, Boolifeller; Inner Tempie-lane, ad :he al- MY utle aI LA oti tb. Ina Bilf:1 trod 0%. e bs 4 Isar! rsOlts st hi caste Oar!, >rave, ay &l a, by d,