Star. — London, England, 1801-01-06 00:00:00

■ ... . ; ~ 0. - • k % ._, .- ' v; ,..4 * t 4. /* * . / ..... 2 . • t/'? of..a. . . . . . - . • ' • .. •,‘:iP -''. IT . • - ' 1 0 4 1 1 • .....‘ - 4 rl , • 041 - 0 ~ 11.1 : .--------,,,...„_ ~. s:., ,s • $ : ; .. } e t., ,- 4•,....1 ":.... 4 -.• ... • t . TUESDAT, yANUART 6, 1801. woozy 37873 . . TRUITRE-ROVA,L, DRugy_LAkE. C mat impamat. - - - rrO.MORROW EVENING, January 7, dlol, J. their Majeitles Servants will *Et a coned called SHE STOOPS TO CONQUE R. Young Marlowe, Mr. BARRYMCfRE ; Bardcattle, Mr. DOWTON; Tony Lumpkin, Mr. BANNISTER., Jun. Mn.s Hardcaltk, Mn. SPARKS ; Mifs Hardcaltle, Mrs. SONTLEY ; Mils Neville, Mile DE CAMP. After which the new Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AMULET; Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA. Th i r c eoing—lokle and, Yaxico p with.Hadequin Armlet. TO THF. FACULTY. A MEDICAL Gr NTLE MAN, who can give the molt ratisfastory references for charader and pro , regional abilities, is deGrous of engaging in Partnership in a :ski:stable and well ettablillkd bufinefs, and will advance from cool. to toool. to any Gentleman who is wIPIng to relinquith a proportionate &us of his bonnets. The Metropolis would be preferred, but no objedion will be made to Bath, Brißol, Oz. ford, York, Hull, IN rminewm, or any other of the large Towns. The ftriZtell fecrecy may be relied on,s—Direet to •W. A. Chapter Coffee-houk, near St. Paul's. LAW. WANTED by an Attorney and Solicitor, at the Weft End of the Town, an Articled Clerk, for Five Years. With a Young Gentleman of Education, and who writes a good hand, a Preetium will not lie required, but his.' friends mutt pay the duty to Government, and maintain bite during the term—lnquire at No. 1 ti, Osford-ftrect. I POPULATION ACT. AN ABSTRACT OF AN ACT VOL TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF THE POPULATION OF CLEAT BRITAIN, •10/ Or TOR &SCRUBS OR DIMINUTION THBREOF. APOINTER BITCI FOUND, on Saturday the sd inftant, in Oxford ttoado—Apply at No. a, Mi ser's-court, hackies( St, George's Church, Borough. The Clverfeers of the Poor (or in default them of; Tome fubflantial Houfeholder) of every with and place in England, and fuch perfons as [hall be appointed by the Sheriff Deputes, Stewart Deputies,' and Justices in Scotland, than take an account of the number of ns found within each parith and place, and f en the particu lars, according to the form in the fchedule anex ed to the Att.. Copies of the a& and fchedules °tall be tranf mined by the King's printer to the Clerks of the Peace and Town Clerks in Great Britain ; the ads to be dittributed by them to the Juilices, and tit% fchedules to the different perfons appointed foal England and Scotland. In England the High Conftables (hall, at the Epiphany Setlions 18ot, receive from the Clerks of the Peace, &c. the fchedules containing the particulars to be afcertained, and forthwith de liver one to the Miniffer, and one other to an overfecr or fubtLantial houf:holder of each patina or place, who than, with the alitiance of the churchwardens, &c. upon March to, iXor, take an account of the number of perfons therein; and inform themfelves of the particulars, and prepare anfwei s to the following queffions : tit How many inhabited houfes are there in your parifh, township or place; by how many families:re the.) , occupitsi: and, how many bottles thcnin are uninhabited? ad. How many perfons (including children of whatever age) are there adually fbund within the limits of your ;with, townfbip, or place, at the time of taking this account, dif- * tinguilhing maps and females, and exclidive of men a ctually • ferving fit his Majefty's regular Fortes or Militia, and mid five of lumen either in his Majefty's ferrite, or belonging to regiltered valets I 3d. What number of p:rfons, in your parifb, township, or place, are chiefly employed in agriculture hoe many in trade, manufactures, or handicraft; and, how many arc nut comprised to any of the preceding claire, T Perfons refuting to anfwer, or wilfully giving falfe anfwers shall forfeit not exceeding 51. nor lefs than aoas. CABINET-MAKERS PRICES. This day arm publiflted, Elegantly prkited in Quatto, with r 7 Plates, price One Guinea, in boards, T HE PRICES of CABINET WORK; with fables and Defigas, illuitrating the various articles of Manufacture. Reviled and corroded, by a Committee of !dar ter Cabinet-makers. Sold by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. y 9, .High Holborn, London. ENGLISH 'LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the 2d of March dot. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £.30000 2. --•-• 20,000 . 3 10,000 6 aOOO 10 ......- 1,000 16 ••••—• Soo S 4 zoo go 17,100 ..---.• a Half a Million of Monet Staling In prigm. Part of the Capitals will be as under: FirlisDrawn Ticket 25th Day C. to,oce Ditto 29th Day 20,c00 Ditto 336 Day ppm . Ditto 4oth Day 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the ufuti time in full Reding mosey, without any dikount or deduction. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are felling at miry LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes psidon demand. PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket £.17 • o Half Bxs o Eighth 2 4 6 % wrier 48 0 Sixteenth 12 6 " erfons in the country may be limplisd with Tickets or Shares the fame as if preferit, by fending Poft Office Orders, good Bills, Caffi, or Bank-mows, to any Licenfed Lottery Office. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, January 7,113 or, will be indented the Comedy of EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR. • Written by BIN &Neon. !tritely, Mr. C KE • OM Knowe Mr. Muir - sy ; Jnftiee Cleinent, Mr. Emery ; pl a n e r Stephen, Mr. Knight ; Brainwornt, Mr.. Munden • young ICnowell, Mr. Brunton ; Weilbred, Mr. H. Johnib;n Mailer Mathew, Mr. Simmons- ' Call!, Mr. Farley; F o rmal, Mr. Atkins ; Cob, Mr. Tholi*on ; And Captain Bobadil, Mr. FAWCnT. j r niga ' Mrs. ST. LEDGER ; Tib, Mrs. POWEL ; And Mrs. Kitely, Mifs CHAPMAN. Af whkh will be performed, the new P•MilOtlliMe of HARLEQUIN'S TOUR • This day were publiDied, Price Two Shallop and Sixpence, BARRINGTON's MEMOIRS and ANEC. DOTES of BOTANY BAY. Being a ilayiel of his Voyage to New South Wales. Compelling an intereiting Nar rative of the TranfaCitions and Behaviour of the Convicfts, the Progrefi of the Colony, an official Begifter of the Crimes. Sen tences. and Executions, that have taken place during the first eight years of its eltablifhment ; a Topographical, Phyfical, and Moral Account of the Country, Manners, Coftoras, &c. of the Native,; as likewife authentic Anecdotes of the molt diftio guifhei Charaders lad notorious Convicts tranfported to this Settlement. Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY. This' bluing—The School for Prejudice; with Harlequin's Tour. SANS SOUCT. fy the AtPhartty of the Might Hari. the Loao Cuss IN. ON THURSDAY EVENING, January 8, will be prefeated at SANS SOUCI, Leleefter-Piase, Lcitefter-Nuace, an Eatertaiwneat, entirely New, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. By the celebrated GEORGE BARRINGTON, Now a Principal Superintendent of the Comilla. Sold by H. D. Sytnondi, Pater:loiter-row. Wh Temay be had, the Firtt Part; price xs.bd. This day was publillted, price toe 6d. in Bawds, Dedicated, by Pernalfion, to the Right Honourable Li.ovn, Lord KILNYON, IN.PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of ANNUITIES, wherein the different Securities forAn 'whim, and the Remedies for the Recovery thereof are WI exemplified; together with the Determinations of the Courts, on the Cenitrurtion of the Annuity Ad. To which is added a large Coiled/on of Precedents, drawn and accerrtely fettled in the murk of PraOiee, and adapted to every fpecies of Pro. petty that can be made an effsdual Security for an Annuity; with Memorials thereof, whereby the fame may be pupated with cafe, precifion, and difpatch... Arrangumut of the Recitation and Songs PART 1. Pie. Dregs and his Villa. Ree. Agreeable Company. Sang. •Perpetual Youth. Song. 'Love and Reafon. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. ' Rec. A Receipt to Rill Wives. •Lotteryof Wedlock. Song. 'The Poet and paper. Ree. A Trial of Patience. Ree. Le Maitre de Dank. gams. "Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. sad Nancy. STATE LOTTERY, FOR aka Begins drawing ad of March, 1801. THE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, WANE and Co. STOCK titocxxs, At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex change, London, and no where elk on their account. PRESENT PRICE OF SHARES : PART 11. Rec. The Captain and the Poet. Rec. The Club. Song. °Bro . : er jack. Song. The Thing, the Kick Rec. Sailors. and the Go. Song. *Filial Loot. Rec. The Me& Rec. A setum of Reafon. Song. •Jack at Greenwich. Song. The sweets of Love. Rec. More Plotting. Song. Great News. PART 111. Pee. Hone& Caleb. Ree. The Two Dodoes. Long. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird. Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps. Song. *Another Cup and then. Song. *Echo. Rec. Which is the way to Rec. The Coup de Grace. Winelfor f Song. 'The Union. limg. 'A Little! The whale is written, and compared, and will be fpoken, fog and Mr ac . cain Dg ni D ea nki l . r Bores 5 5.-Area as. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to itpa at Eight. Pines for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Drbdies Mufie Vareitonfe, Leicafter-Place, Leicefter.fquare ; where may be lad the Songs in the Entertainments of Sans Souci ; the Novel ef Hannah Hewit ; the Younger Brother ; the Hiftory of the Stage, complete, in five volumes, and every other article fpc ohcd in his Cat alogue. The longs marked thus CI are publifhod. On Monday next will be publifhed, "The Sperlre." Sms Soud will continue open Mondays, Thurfdays, and Saturdays, during the Seaton. The 37th night of the Cake-Houre will be on Saturday. . , By ROBERT WITHY, Of Craven-Itreet, Solicitor, and a Member of the Honoura ble Society of the Inner Temple. London ; Printed for J. Butterworth, Plect-Rreet. N. & This Work by "sewing how, and upon what Securi ties Money may be obtained by the granting of an Annuity, and how,ehe fame may be legally and effectually fecured, will not only'be found of great utility to the Profeffion, but to all Pafontrwho are neceffitated to raife Monty by granting An nuities, or who may be dirpofed to increafe their Income by the Purehafe thereof. Half - £. Bis o Eighth - £.l 4 6 Quarter - 4 8 o Sixteenth - i 2 6 b•All Shares fold at this Oak( will be Stamped agreeable to of Parliament, and alfo oda the Crown, and round it Hazard and Cab Lottery Office. Letters, poft , paid, duly aafwered, and Schemes gratis. •. • Orders, accompanied with ihort-dated Bills en Lot do, or Polt-Odee Orders, pun dually attended to ; and to pre crnt miltakes as well as delay, Correfpondents arc requefted to tranfmit them by poll.. A COMPANION to the GEOGRAPHICAL GAZET TEERS, for the USE of SCHOOLS, STUDENTS, LI BRARIES, PUBLIC ROOMS, d.c. &c. &c. This day was poldlated, l One large Volume Orftave, price toe. (,d. In boards, or 121. • bound, 'THE UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL DICTIONARY. Co' owining a faithful account of the Lives, Attkas, and Charadters of the molt eminent Perfons of all Ages, and all Countries. Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their livers) An nuities India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all }Una of Go% trn meet An nuities, bought and fold by CommilUon. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, 111101111DIAMINO MARCH 2, doi. THE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now felling, in great variety of Maulots', sad so the !await turns. Cr The Mosey for the Prizes paid on Demand, by IiORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their old-cftabliihed State-Lottery Offic?, (I.lcenfed purfuant to Adt of Parliament), No. O. CorohW, oppollte the Royal Exchange, London; Alfo at Liverpool and Exeter. Correa Numerical and Regiftcr Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares regiltered, at Sixpence per Number. Cr Orders accompanied with good Bills, payable at fight or of a Omit date, will be pundually attended to, precifely oil the lime tams as if prelim. Letters (port paid) duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. Alto the Revolutions of States and the Succefaon of Sovereign Pi men, Antlent and Modern. Colledted from the belt au 'tikoritiet, and containing nearly two thoufand At ticks more than are to he found in the General Biographical Dictionary, is fifteen volumes. or in any limiter Work. By JOHN WATKAINS, WI. L. L. D. FASIIIONfiIAR DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION at Meas. ALLEN and Co's. Private 15treng Academy. No. 29, Snerrard 'net, Golden-Nave. Ladies and Gookmen who have framed imperfedtly or not at all, are privately taught in the molt elegant manner, every ilekription of Dance in modern pradtiee. Fora exertions will be made to halter the progrefs of inch I r orciancrs, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Veld*, Country ReMons, and others who can devote but a (bort time SO this aecomplifhment they may refide fn the Hoare during Ikeir tuition ; about a eortnight may be fuSrient• Mr. Atc.abr informs his Scholars, Friends, and the Public at the Fait end of the Town, that he has removed from his Academy in Haydon4quare, where he has refilled there laft years;Lx and is fiiiialt up ap Academy at No. to Great Ayliff ftreet, Goodman's Fies whickvian be 'paned on the 7th of Obi month. The following Critical Approbatlons of this Valuable pidlon ary have already appeared: AU Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the words "State-Lottery Stamp-015ex." Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their feveral Au iloitiea, arid all kinds of Governmeot Sect'lidos, bought and fold by Conlonlion. Broad Sword Fearing and Afofic taught. . CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN EIUNLINS. -"••()BARI'S and PLOWMAN, Manufadurtrs to her MAJESTY, and di the ROYAL FAMILY, inn the honour matt repeethay to acquaint the Nobality sad Ctr•!l`, that attempts having beat made to imp,* of the hmie, imitations of their MANOIFACTORY of CHAM iii.kRY MUSLINS, and to fell inferior Articles as ROMANIS and PLOWMAN'S Kamoracraav, without the !raft claim to amt ". lnmuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility, &c. that their Manufactory is the only Goo capable of making c awn:4=i Muflins to this kingdom. and their WarcEnde the ctay yticc where they can be bought Genuine. They farther requat Ladles to adervc, that aU Mullins atadc in Gown 2icces, or In any other manner, end fold as Clanherrys, are deftkute d akbc the Tate. Elegance. or Fa tal, of their Manufaftory. ...Silks. Ira Poplins, and Bombaxecns of their own Maziu n'cure. la the greaten variety. Merchants' Orders executed with the sten Rained allowance. Y't t. chandos-ftreet, Covent-Darden. AN IMPORTANT CAUTION. ' THEN the effieacions properties of any Medi cine blve fully eftablillied its repute, and when it is r vrt-r.111;• recommended by the grateful voire of thofe who • rent-need its booed% Aare moot arife any necermy h•ru.:.:, :t on theob& nonce. Such is the prident con e (4 aiVIISBURY • r ANTISCORBILITIC DROPS, which err Nl:di,:ine fur the Cure of the Scurry, Gout. Ftheun.atifvu, a.:l all diforders lulling from hvbgeltion or Impurities of the Mood, Rands confefedly without a rival. It would be mine ' ciliary therefore to come forward with my eslogiont on its well smelted qualities, were it nog incumbent na the Proprietor to put the Public on their pant spina impoStion. In 4 late trios:fl tb Court of Comm Pleas, before Lord ELDON. it • irmod that a fp ut i ons m i xture h a d been fold by Met Forbes, Ci - Annit., in the Pinreugh, in lieu of Spilliary's Drops. .rhe Public are th..-refort cmnioneal to avoid ludi vile fuhrtitu tams, mad the Patient to milt& his own health, by applying Le the Med:Liae at the DUpestrary, Dlw i c, Sows.givare. N.& It was proud that the fparloos mature was fold in hidhes ritariedv lIT Anthorfor." The manna Medicine is °ail iiPtind• " By the Linea Meat.' " Upon a minute examination of this Didtionary, we are pleated with the indultry and judgment difplayed in its execu tion. So ufeful a Volume has not for; long time talks in our way; and we are aftonithed at the great number of original Articles which it contains. Of tittle these arc at leaft two thoufand. We recommend it u a valuable repoiltory of bio graphical Knowledge to all who cannot well obtain large cc:S ki-lions. To young perfons in particular it muft be a very ac ceptable prefent." Loves Review. " We feel great picafure in the Introducliion of this complete and valuable Work into the bands of young perlins. Suck a Volume as a Biographical anerliftorical I.ibrary, including aU ages and countries, was a defideratum in our langeage. The Ale manner iu which it Is executed docs honour to the patience and learning of its Editor." Monthly Preceptor. London Printed for R. Phillips, No. ys, St. Paul's Church yard ; hid by T. Hurft, and J. Wallis, Paternofter-row ; Car ruter and Co. Old Bond-arca ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finibury-fquare ; Wilton and Spence, Voris; E. Balfour, Watfim, and W. Mudie, Edinburgh; 'rah and Reid, and Murdoch, Otafgaur ; J. Areker, Dublin; and aU other Book- Olen. _ _ STAFFORDSHIRE, NEAR LICHFIELD. TO NE SOLD ■T ♦UCTION, In the Month of February next (unit!' difpefed or before by Private Contra& , of which dee Notice will be given), A MOST Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SHENSTONE MOSS, eligibly Stuate about three Mlles and a half from Llcheeld, and Twelve from Bir mingham, in a• mat beautiful, healthy, and (porting Part of the County, with plenty of Game, and amplitude of Field Sport, a fuitablc diftanee from the Turnpike Road, on which the Pot gaffes daily with the Mail, and feveral other Coaches, in a Neighbourhood remarkable for its refpedability sod ex cellent Roads. _ . - The Prendfcs confilt of an exceeding good Family Honk, Rated on a beautiful Lawn, with Plantations ' and embeilithed with a fine Sheet of Water, fupplied by a fmall Trout Stream that bounds the Premifes, Rocked with Pith, a Boat Hoak, Pleafure Houle, Alcove, Ste. roomy Stabling for nine Honks, Coach-boufe for two Carriages, extenfive Offices of every de feription, luited to the TIAnCon and Farm, excellent walled Kitchen Garden, Orchard richly planted and fully cropped, (mall Green Houle, Brick Mellon Pit, Gardener's Houle, &e. The Offices for the Farm are two capaclose Bann, Granary, Kkweeme, Cart Houle, Stable, Waggon Houk, Piggery, Pall , try Houfedarge Dog Kennel, Ste. and all Brick built. The Houk Ic a very bandfomc Edifice, the whole forming a moil complete Refldence for the Gentleman and the Sport man, feared on an erninenob, In the mielft of to, Acres 'silvery rich Arable. Meadow, awl Pafture Land, in equal Propor tions, entirely compadt, within a Ring Fence, in the higheß Rate of Cultivation, well timbered, and Right of Common, and exonerated from payment of Hay Tithes; the Corn Tithes mwderate, and the Taxes remarkably fo. The PremUcs are amply fiipplied with eseellent Water, and Coals cheap. The Church forms a beautifW °Neel, in which there era two larg i ; Pews- lnunriliate puffealun may be bad. To be viewed. with Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Thrum% RuKell, Mr. Henry Morris, and Mr. James Al- Rone, Illrmlngtan ; Mr. Joleph Stnhbs, Waller; ,:ad Mr. Willlces Hauls, A cdtloaca, Lfahticld juftices in England appoint a time and place (between the loth and 30th of April 1801) for the overfeers or houfeholders to attend with returns and anfwers to the three quefiions men tioned above, Rated in the fchedulcs, and caufe notice thereof to be given to them and the High Conftables ; and the overfeers, &c. then de liver returns upon oath. juftices (hall receive the anfwers and returns, and may adjourn their meetings, not later than the 3otli of April 18or, and (hall deliver the anf wcrs and returns to the High , Conflables, who (ball indorfe the returns, and tranfmit them to the Clerks of the Peace and Town Clerks, by the 1 8th of May ifloi. Minifters in England tranfmit an anfwer. to the following queftions What was the number pf Baptitms and Burials in your Parifb, Tunmihip, or place, in the years 1700, 1710, 1720, 1730, 1740, 1750, 1760, 1770, 17110, cad each fubremsent year to the pit of December tfto, diftinguilhicg Maras from Females? What has been the number of marriages in your Parllh, tee. in e a dh ac year from 1754 inclufive to the e nd o f t h e year si Before the 3oth of April :Sol, to the Bifhop of the diocefe, who (hall tranfmit the fame, before the Ith of May tfior, to his Archbi(hop, to be laid be fore the Privy Council before the 1 eth of May, WHEN Profeftional Men of education and. re who (hall caufe an abdrad to be laid before ear. fpontildlity deviate from the legion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion iPlegell fY u fl ac oog rn continued he n t tintied re .liamTheen4Shw:rtilaffinDeriz weeks legion Stewart Deputes In (weft is the belt criterion of fuperlority. Scotland Mall appoint meetings of the juftices, on Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the exciufive treat or before the toth •of March 'Sot, and not later ment of THREE DISORDERS, and she fuceefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ard( or ti oppute as far as I am than the 3oth of Apt il, and they together (hall able the ravages of than cqmplaints which are the molt import- appoibt the Ichoolmafters or other fit perfona to ant in the catalogue of human infirmitks. take account of the matters required by , this ad After initntim h, as Into every branch, an Army Surgeon, I . l formed a wllh at an early period of Praelice tor , Ictic kolividst- and the Clerks of the Peace Thal deliver the fat: an from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally don- J u l es containing the particulars to be alkertailled gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. to the perfong to appoihted, who Sall take an ae- The THREE DISORDERS, to the CLlfta which I have l count of the number of perfons, and i n f orm t h em . es voted my attention, compete; every fixate of VENEREAL r _ i _ es Of c e rtain particulars, and prepare anfwera INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duration.--2,14. =iv All kinds of DEBILITY, whether &riling from the habits el to the queftions before mentioned. Perfona refufing to anfwer, or wilf u lly ivin g g Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that des rangement of the (*tern in Women which is called BARREN faire anfwers, ( hall forfeit, not exceeding 5 1. nor les* NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeaks are the refult of i g norance or bun ip the than 40s. treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, an d i t not uart,tplattly hap. The Sheriff Depntes or Stewart Deputes fhall appoint a time and plac e ( n o t ! H o ner t h an t h e i d pens that the feeds of Life are poLfonect by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I atilt that I iffol, nor later than Michaelm as ) f or t h e may pniume to offer a radical re-, ttablithment. JUlliees to meet, and the perfons fo appointed as aforefaid fluff attend with return s an d an f wcrs to Few however are the cafes of complicated ditties in this diforder compared with the calamitous &cations of Men, vibe the fail queftions, which the jyftices ihall receive from indulgence ina SOLITAR Y VICE, or the president Gan. upon oath, with power to examine the perfons tits of a falhkaable Life, acquire that fate of Debility which L the unavoidable confequence of tech pernkious habits. ' upon oath, and Shall indorfe the returns, and Whin the u n happy fader broods over his flukey, but care- tranfmit them to the Clerks of the POW! or Town Clerks, by Odober 24, Sot. folly conceals his misfortune, it may be fume contention for him to know, that although it be an cadet% of doubt or coca- Ginty with other Pniaitioners, the removal of there DEFI- i The accounts taken throughout Great Britain CIENCIES by the g radual pr.gtrfb ditcnuvatiott is the acquire- for preparing the anfwers and returns (ball be erred by the churchward ens , & c . i n E ng l an df, memo of my experience. If the tit... of Bacchus ar Venus have pre begun to reduce manly vigour. mush anxiety will be prevented and fchoolmafters, &c. in Scotland, and delivered by an early counteraction of this languid nate, and in Lb , * cafes no great difficulties win mow. over to their fucceffors ; and the Clerks of the But where this Deficiency has foe years erilted, a prow Per Peace (hall tranfmit the sufferers to the Secretary kveranee is indifpenfibly requift eto revive tee Cumbria; (MN of State by the fedi of M a y t aw, in E ng l an d, of Life, and to re-animate the Confliction. and the zoth of November in Scotland, an Anti -aft MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been &appointed of which (hill be laid before Parliament within in their revelations of & Family, may be allured, that in molt *latent-es fuel, Weds are curallk by Medical Sin fix weeks. The SECRECY which Ia fo etre:dial to my undertaking, and Perfons employed to have an all o w a n ce f or t h e i r the Qualifications which I have prefomed to Rate, for m t h e BiboT my Peen:dims, and in coincidence with fuels this intl. trouble and expences. Peculiar Clerks of the Peace, Conflables, Churchwar. maim is gives. that Mr. B- may be coufalted (or bf letters inclu fi ng a (mall note) at ids hock, No. set, Arun del-free, Strand, near Ternplabar. dens, Overfeers, Schoomafters, Ste. making wil. ful default, Ball forfeit, not exceeding I. nor led There is an additional entrance Water-Ereet adjoining and tee name is on both the doors. than 4os. a B. Member of the Royal College of Sinews.