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'''. - ...P.:"3% . s, 4; 1 ;4 --I--... e. •r. , lit 4r, • ..,fr ...__ - .......« Ars i • , r• - FQ:*, -,1 : . • - c-,:' . . ap'l. ~, . .71 • . .",.;it ..,' i - I. • 1 lay . , ... .. . 4 •Sr i g,. g.•• • i(S j ( ••. .. , 4 4. .. , 1 r 1 "• . ......... 1 11 1'i-le ..__ _ • THUR,SDAr, M.4RCH 11, 1802 NUMBER 4155 THEATRE ROYAL, DRUR Y-LA NE. Thurfday, Mach By Order of the Proprietors. the Public are rrfpccl:nlly in fcrmcd, that, thiq being the day fixed !or thr haneral air the Mn:l No'ole FRANCIS, late Oulu of peorolto, the Theatre n•iU he doled this Evening. A CARD. N ; 5, Great Ryder-areet, St. James's. NEW LYING-IN Cll.-kkITY. FOR THE NEW OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE THREE SIX-P 7 .NcF. ------- THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the Borough of DORCHESTER, are refpedlfully informed that a Gentleman of unquef/ionAble Ch:trader and Raped-la bility purports off,:iing himftlf to than as a Candidate for the Borough, at the enfuing general ELetion, and will Perfonally wait upon than very lhortlyo—London, March 8, 18ot. REGIMENTS OF FOOT GUARDS. Under the Patronage of her Royal Highuefs the DUCHESS OF YORK, And the Maoarment of a Committee of 'Eighteen Ladie s . INSTITUTION was eflablithed on the •••• 19th of May, 18oz, linec which period, to the sift of December !aft, the following numbers of Women in each Re giment have received the Benefit of the Charity, viz. The attendance of a Midwife: the loan of Child-bed i.incn tur live weeks, and during the &ft three weeks a Gallon of Caudle, a Callan of good Meat Soup, and in the kit quantity a pound of boiled Mutton; the Churching Fee is allowed to the Women when they return thanks, If they have been careful in fending home the Linen in good order ; and there has not been acetic= to reit& it iu more than two or three Mitsui:ea- Firft Regiment, 6o Women. Coldftreant Regiment, 28 Ditto. Third Regisneut, 20 Alum Subfcriptions of One Guinea are received at Meffrs. Ham mcrfley and Co.'s, No. y 6, Pall-mall; where Subfcribers are requefted to order their Bankers to pay their annual Subferip tions as Coon as convenient, and In future In the month of Ja nuary. PRINTS, BOOKS, and PRINI'S FRAMED, TO BE SOLD BY A uctiCtN, By Mr. RICI-I.IR DS(IN, At his Hook. No. 31, the corner of Viilier*.-ilre-r, in the Strand,'l'Hib, anal two following Evenings, o'clock, A GENUINE COLLECTION of I'ItINTA. by Ratoluzzi, blootoling, althorne , Heath, Hollsr. Hogarth, &e. including feszral kart.. Postraits,Topii graphy, &c. Proms of the Riots by Heath, &c &e. AMOng the Books Are Holland's lioroolngia, fine iropreilloti.t; Stltitt,:. Dictionary of Engravers, i..intcd on one Oct?, eitatain's 1 , 41,1•••.; many v.:ry curious Books, with Portraits. Annotg their:died Prints are the Death of Chathant by Bartoluzzi ; liar Ih.oring the Croft, by Atidrau; Theatricais by Fiulaylias, &e. fevcral atter Rubella and Vandyke; and ufcfulattieJCofor Artitts,&c. To he viewed on Monday, and till the tine of fde. Catalogues may be had of Mr. Clarke, BookfrUer. Bond- Brett ; Mr. George Cooper, Glafs Grindtr ; &e. No. Sa , L.unts bard-ltreet ; and Of Mr. Rich..• !fon, No. 3r, rittand. (AN SATURDAY NEXT, March 13, 1802, V their &Nettles Servant. will aet the Scripts Open ut ARTAXERXES. Artaxerxes, Mr. MONO M ; Art;tianes, Mr. KELLY; Arbaccs, Mn. MOUNTAIN: Mandane, Mr/MILLINGTON. To which will be addsd the Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. Little Pickle, 11. ifs OE CAMP. On Monday, Pizarro. tin fvcfday, the Orphan. •„• A New Comedy, never performed, called Fandonable Fritnds, is in rebcarfal, and will be produced as foon as point& ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REW.UW. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET, London, March 8, tßot. HEN RYCOCK Ix; ng ch arge d w i t h FO RGE KY , whoever will bring him to this Office, mall receive a Re ward Of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS. The raid Henry Cock is about Twenty-fix Years of Age, is about 5 Fort 6 or 7 Inches high, his Face pock-marked, round and full; has a (malt Scar under has Chin, near the jaw -hone, wears dark Hair powdered, h e is rather Rout; is very hvsly in manners, and volatile in his converfation. He is by Profeflion an Attorney, and lodged at No. 9, King ftreet, Cheapfide, but left his Lodgings on Friday 1.111; he had silo Chambers in the Tern?le, and (pent a confiderable part of ha time at the Lot.tlonColiee-houfe. AR f.IXERXES, DUENNA, LOVE IN A VILLAGE, &c . pia publithed. By Longman, and Co. No. tat, Cheapfttle (from 26), 14 RS. 13illington's and Nl , . Incledon's fav our i te ILL Snngs in the Duenna, and Love in a Village, forming Na 5, 6. 7, and 8, of the BEE—I fcle Monthly Vocal Work; each talk!. This Work comprehends the molt ad mired Compoutions of Mozart, Haydn, Shield, &c. Nog to 6 of the Caledonian Mufeunt, or the Beauties of Seoul& Har mony ; each Number containing 8 fele& Songs; ts. 61. " Fair Aurora," and " For thee I ;" two admired Duets, arranged with al the graces, as introduced by Mrs. Rillington and Mrs, Mountain; by Dr. Ildby, as. Single Bangs from Ditto; 6d. each. The Union Medley, 2A. 6d. No. tto 6 of the Polite Repertory, or Failtionablc Jour.:al of Popular Dances, Waltzes, stn is TO GARDENERS. TO BE LET, in a defirable fituatiou, and entered on lime- - ..... - diately, AGARDEN. confiding of about Two A cres , well Rocked with Fruit Tree+, &c. Sev-n years of the Leafe unexpired ; a: the yearly rent of 231.—The Stock to be taken at a fair valuation, which is expedted to be paid on por t:Sm.—Enquire of Mr. Shepherd, Gardener, King's Road, 41.11 Ca ; or of Frederick Smith, Ch.:milt, liaysgarket. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe of Bramly verfus Brandy, the Creditors of Daniel Jennings, late of Henrietta-fireet, Co- vent-Garden, in the County of Middlefex, Efq. &ceded, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts before John Simeon, E.fq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court, at their Chambers in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or In &fault thereof, they will peremptorily be czeleded the benefit of the laid Decree. Patent Plan-) Fortes, 33 p:r Cent. under the ufual price for ready money. New invented Patent Barrel Organs. with Bells, Drum, &c. (being the only Patent granted), exceNltng all cullers in tone and conftrudion, admitting additional bar. reit, bang made without patt.rn, and the very :neonvenient and detedivc nude of changing the tunes by n.nebed pins, en tirely api nied•—warranted to keep la repair, and in any part of the GIUJC. New inveatcd Mull: Psms,whieh form the note by influitly 'retail on the °rain frout . Vrivate Familics and the Trade iaunedia•dy entente& MONEY READY TO ADVANCE_ A LL Perfons in the P o ir e tli on o f I ncomes , mi ring from freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold nate' in Land or Houle*, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar riage Settlzments, Widows Jointures, Annuities,Patent Places, Church Liviogs, or any °toe? certain Income for Life, may be fupplicd with tempomry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity inter& for the fame, redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom modated on their perform! fccurity, Elkus furreyed, and fold by Public or Prirate COOttait. Perfonal applications will be received every day till two o'clock, and litters from Correfpondonts in town or coloury, (poll paid) will be immediately =friend, addrelfed to Meffrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Suffolk- Brett, Charing-era& ' MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A LL Perron, in the Po treffi on of Incomes, arifing from Freehold, Copybold , or lerafehold Eltates b iaLand or Houk% Money in the Feuds, Rent Charges. Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Char: Ll7ings, or any other certain Income for Life, may he flapphed with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity intenft for the Lime. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated on their perform( (enmity; and in any Pittance, where the futile fecurity of an . individual may be dnneed infulficient, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the payment of the iateren, wilirentove the objection; and in all cafes, privilege will be given to the Pub:ie f to return the principal at their own option. Perfonal applications will be received every day till four, o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country (port paid) will he immediately anfWered, addreffed to the Di. re for of the Knightibridge Bank, at his town-houfe, No.i„ Lower John-ftreet, Golden-fquare. BA R VET, • HERTS. "T° be peremptorily Sold, purfuant t o an O r d er of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe, Shaw' agzinft Runner, More Alexaoder Popham. Efq. one of the Mailers of the raid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the raid Court, in S , ,u thampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, on Monday, dr: zsd day of March, ski, between the hours of one and two is the Afternoon, in Four Lots, part of the ESTATES Etc belonging to SILVER CItISPIN, deceafed, confining of a Frxhold Field, fituate near the bottom of Barfret Hill, on the main road leading from London to Bernet, in the county of Hertf..rd, Isitk a Barn, Stable, and (even Meffaages, and an EreEt:on lately *fel as a reboot, and fondry other Erettions, let to hire for =polar: goods to fate during the time of holding the annual Fair at Barnet aforefald ; alto a Copyhoid Manage and divers Out-building., and a Garden thereto belonging, I erg pin Fredi , 4:: and pert Copyhold, formerly occupied as an Inn, ceiien the Lower Red Lion, at BernLeaforefaid, adjoining the f.icl Freehold Field; and a CopyhOld Menbaga heretofore 'Wed r a isaPiesShey ; and two Lrenbold Meadows, stokn incts: fail Freehold Field. dilaent Lots may be viewed by application to theTe moots oat the Prenaes. Particulars whereof rnoy be had, grafts, at the laid Malta's Chambers in ootithamptim-huildings iI weiatd : on the Pre enact; of Mr. Abbott, Solicitor, •kollb.pird, Chaneery-ione ; Mr. Le:, SoLizitor, Tar:field-court, Temple; Mr. Bout/lower, New N.xth-greet , Red Liceoiqoare ; and at the up' per Red Lien and Green Man lops in Butat aoretaid. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. FOR the' Rhcum.ttifms and Colds which. prevail at this felana of the year, no Medicine is fo life and dace cim; .; as Dr. JAVIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Seers: accqunt fur their tineula; virtoes In there C.omplaints, as well as in many others to Which the human fame is liable front the viciffitudes of our Climate. They are admirably cal culated for difordcrs of the Stomach and Dowels. for of • bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto for that whore conftitu flow; have been affeded by a leo adlive or too fedentary life. T!.e • :re likewife particularly ferviceable in Head-Aehs (ma 'in....! by lndigtftion, and in removing the kid effeet. s of free li i..g ; as alto in preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the confequence of Intemperance. Recourfellsould be had to them after every accts of eating or drinking, and upon every flight indifpofition; and thus their well known claraderiitic of pro moting longevity will be maintained; for, by alini ng Nitare In the due difcharge of the animal fundlions, and by keeping the coolitatlon as it were in continual repair, they prderve the.bo sly in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. As the ANAL4PT lc PILLS owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventcr but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only he had genuine from them; and they are fold by P RA wets N e w are r, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4j. the bait End of St. Paul'., crew doors from Cheopfide, London ; and at Dr. James's late hotifein Bruton-ftreet ; in 8 0 143 price ei. 641. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for 11. as. 641.-06ferve that the name. " F. Newhery, No. St. Paul's," Is engraved to the Ramps. AU others arc coun terfeits. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISIT SAUCE'S, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANC:IOViES. THE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has pined by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF AN CHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES Fir FISH-SAUCE, BTEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF 8 TEARS, MADE DAHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with MR:11 DELICACIES for the TABLE, SIDS.ROARO, and Sr° aa-aoo at ; which are more fully er2reffed in his Catalogue, (He BEING Tar INVENTOR or TIIESI) has induced many perfuns to give the fame name to AericLes entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to fall& Orders of Tradelmen and Inn-keepers, who in code quenee, are *hen famed with a SPURIOUS SORT, by allowicg them an e• tea profit, which is not only an Impnfition, but a great Ddappointruent to Families who purchafe than with a view of having G 001) SAUCE to their FISH, &c. N. 8.--. None are their Gewutwa, but what have di& words on the Label, u BURGESS and SOW/ORIGINAL AND SUPERIOR Essence or Au:movies, N 0.107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." PERKINS's PATENT TRACTORS. At the dole of this Month will be publiOsed, AN ENTIRE NEW WORK, adducing nearly acco cures, and detailing fevcral hupdred cafes, chiefly in painful difeafes, on the Human Body and Animals, but cfpc. Malty on Infants and Horfes ; communicated to the Patentee, within the MR tieven months, chidly by Gentlemen of the Plt rico and Mtdical Profc Mon& The Patentee Sneered) , regrets his inability to oblige his nu• inertias eorrefpondwits by giving publicity to the whole of the letters addreffcd to him 'for that parpofe; but he crofts thufe whore cafes are omitted, will withhold their cenfurc, on bring ' infor.ned, that the publication of the whole, received within the laft eleven mouths, would have filled a moderate quarto volume. Several fevcre ftileaires alto on the proceedings of ea tali Medical Gentlemen at Bath and Drifted, the Patentee itopes•heiliall be excufed for omitting, and for introducing in their room, a Dort and plain Itatement of fimple fads, which abundantly thew the abfurdity of thcfc attempts, without the employment of acrimony, which lhculd ever be avoided. j In this work, information viii ;iv:A of a molt daring at ; tcntptlat mifkailing the public, wbt:h is no Ida than the dif ' cover, that the experiments lately pit:dialed, purporting to have , been made by beitious Tradors, to thew the inefSeacy of the real ones, appear on inveftigation to be entire falfehood, the whole proving a fabrication. The body of evidence, in the preftnt work of the Patentee, is far more important than in that of any former book.• •The poffeffors of the Trafturs, being entitled to it gratis, are requeft ed to apply for it to the Author in I.Wefter-fquare.--Sold to others at the low price of is. by J. Juhdon, St. Paul's church yard, and all other bookfclitrs. • N. B. The Trak!":ors may be had as ufual, price Five Guineas the let, of B. D. P !AKIN s, A. M. the Patentee, in the honk of the late Surgeon Huntcr,.l.eicefter-fquare ; and of Frederic Smith, Chentilt and Druggift, in the Haymarket, London. NEW PLANET, DISCOVERED BY PIAZZL THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, NUMBER as ; price 23.6 d. Being the xft of the Twelfth Volume, juft publithed, - - I Contains a complete Account of this intereftlng Dffeovery by Piaui hinifelf, tranflated from the Italian ; Baron von , Zach'sliefteetior,s and Oliervations on it. tranflated from the German; and the Obfervations of it fince its late re-appearance, made by Dr. Hes - fall, Dr.lVlallc:lyne and other lip tills Af tronamera This Number contains al to the following new and carrion, articles: Defcription of the Arfeniates of Copper, by Count de Bournon ; on preferring firth Water tweet during long voyages, by Samuel Bentham, 11q.; Dcfcription of a Ma ' chine for railing Water, by Mr. H. Sarjeant ; Ohfervations on the Ipomea ilifpida.b; Felix t' Fontana; Examination of Clo ves reefs for making Call Steel, byravid Muihet, Efq. of the Calder Iron Works; on tbc ft rength of Acids, as indicated ley the fx:ciiic gravity, and by Baurnes Aruemeter ; with a stimpar..twe tattle. by Robert 13inglzy, Efq. the Affay Matter ii. the Mint ;—Gbfervations on the Plant by wnich the Indian; of America preferve thenafelves front the bite of ve amnions Scrt Cats ' • communicated to Count Rumford by Don Pedro d'Crbies y Vargas ;—Account of a fiugular Method of bunting wild S w ine in the Ifland of Sumatra, by Mr. John, iary at Tranquebar ;—Enquiries Into coloured Light, by a collation of the Experiments and Obfervations of Sir Ifaac Newton on the fubjeft ; together with additional ones by Go vernor Pownall. F.IL S. and F. A.S. ;—on the new Combina tion dircovered in Zaffer, which Brugnatnili coefidcred as Co- baltic Acid, by C. Darracq ;..-.Method of making Lime cryf tallife, by Tromfilorf ;—Defeription ola newly invented Aftro nomiml Inftruntent for placing Globes In a proper fituation by means of the fun, witbout the help of a magnetic compafs, by B. M. Fortier;—Account of Mr. Boax's nsw Tel:graph ; w Publications, Proceedings of Learned Societies, Scientific Intelllgc lire, &c. &e. 'llls Number is illuftrateri with the (Allowing Engravings. r. A Plate reprefenting the various forms of Arfeniates of Cop per and Iron ; a. Mr. Serjeant's new Machine for railing Wa ter, and Mr. Fofter's new lidtrammt far ratifying Globes, and for other purpuf:s; 4. A quarto Plate, reprefenting Mr. lima's nsw Telegraphic Signals. . _ . . • Mr. THAttenbLis lea;e to inform the Public in general, and the nutaerous Soltferibers to this Work in particular, that haying entered into a correfpon fence with fo:ne of the molt di& tingutihe.l Men of Science on the Conthient, and made other arrangements of an emtenfive nature for obtaining the earlieft account of every thing now and interefling in the Phildophical world, he hopes he ihall be able to render the Philorophical Magazine (Lill more worthy of notice. As r...:ven Volumes are now pub!illied, complete lets, price res. 6i. Volume, in boards, may be had of Meffrs. Richard bons, _Cat:aa aOd Davin. SVLEC/1141. ltil th,. nfrhPr CARMARTHENSIIIRE,—To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Blue Boar Inn, at Saint Clears, in the faid County, on Tuefday the 3oth day of March, 40a, (or in the mean Time by Private Contrad.,) together or in ILote THE following Capital Freehold 14elruages, Tenements and Lands: LOT chat Capital Manfion-houfe, One-'mutes, Gar dens, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, called W LAND: containing on the ground Floor, a large Parlour, Dining-hall, Servants-hall, Kitchen, two Pantries, Wine Cellar, and Beer Cellar; (under-ground) Dairy, Brewing Kitchen, a (mall Cellar and Offices adjoining; on the firit Floor, three Bedchambers ; on the Second, three Bedchambers; and on the Attic Story, three Bedchambers; and a large Granary over the Whole. There are two Servants lied-rooms over the Brewing Kitchcn,with feveral Fields of molt excellent Meadow, Arable, and Palture, part of the Demefne Lands of Whitiand, allotted together to render this Lot compaet, valued low, at per Annum 16oL LOT IL—Several Dwellings called Tower Hill Houfe, Red lion, and two other Houfes and Gardens, with feveral Fields of good Meadow and Failure Land adjoining the River Tave, be ing alfu Pan of the fald Whitland Demefnc Lands and allotted, detached from Lot I, to made this Lot compad, valued low, In per Annum 641. LOT 111.—A Mrffuage, Tenement, and Lands, with the Appurtenances thereto belonging, called Havod-Fach, valued low, at per Annum 4:1. All fiitiate in the Rutih of LLutboidy, in the Paid County. The Eftate is ii.uate in a fine Vale adjoining the River Tave, and furrounded at a dlitanee by neighouring Hills, well wooded, which command a beautiful Profpedt of Land, Wood and Water, anJ is within five Miles of Saint Clears: fourteen of Carmarthen, eight of Nariacrth, and eighteen of Haverford weft. And the New Turnpike Road from Saint Clears to Narberth and Haverfordwelt, runs through the Village and Landi of Whitland. The laid River Tave is navigable up to SaimPlearelkidge, where a confiderahleTrade is carried on; and the Etat, Airs in a fine Spurting Country abounding with Game. A Plan of the Eftate, diftinguiibing the Convenicncies of she Allottnclts, and the ilbantity and Quality of the Prernifps, may be ken, and further Parekulars hut, by applying to Herbert . _ DENBIGHSHIRE. CAPITAL TIMBIR.-10 BE SOLD, At the White Lion Inn, in Rutltiu, on Saturday, April lc, O NE Timufand One Hundred and Tw eiry - tood OAK, 74 ASH, 26 ELM, and 4 S‘'CA MO P. t: TItI:I.S. fcribe marked, and now growiny upon tin. toiluwi:•g Farms: Parilbea. Ten:mita. Llasifwrog, L‘wis Nlautice, 468 o,k. Llanynus, Widow Pearce, tea Oak. Ditto, • "thamas Jones, 2-20 Oak. Ditto, Robert Owens, 53 Oak. Llanrhaidro, Ro's:rt Lewis, ju Oak. Llanfair, Jolla Jones, 248 Oak, 74 All,, a 6 Elm, 4 Syr miare. The abuve Timber is very' long, of large dint:Mims, lit f , ir the Navy, and molt other purpofet, AA a great part of It very near the road leading from Ruthin to DaViigh, and within a Ihort diltance of the l'ort of Rhyddlan. William Phillips, 'l' y own, Llanfwrog, will Ism the Tim ber ; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. M arriater, Ruthin ; Mr. Sam. Taylor, Morley, hear WilrnGaw,Chelhire ; or to Mr. Harvey, Dunks', nesr Lichfield. FOR THE GOOD OF THE A GENTLEMAN Hull, who wifhe s his id. low-creature, welt, has long laboured under that dreadful and deft ruaive complinnt the Venercol Difeafe, which Is the greaten. and common deftruetion of many of the youug men of this age; their conititutions are ruined before they arc wit arrived at manhood. That they may partakx of the fame benefit I have fo lately received from Dr. BRODUN's BOTA NICAL. SYRUP, is my motive for this declaration. I was fo &elided for five years with the above dreadful di order, that I could neither fit, Rand, or lay; I loft entirely the uk of my limbs : my face wu disfigured by taking a gr at quaney of Mercury; I was under Salivation, hut all to no purpofc ; I took a great deal of the molt famous public meelleines,,but found Lot he le dt relief, (nay, I raeitr thought I got work.) through the mercy of God, I chanced to try Dr. Li-nein:Ws bo tankal Syrup, and taking five bottles am perfectly recovered, and as well as if nothing had ail, d me, not the kat fymptoms of the difurder remaining. G. S. Captain of aM. rchintman. CHARLES HOBS, of tipper Green-Ilreet, Black fria rs-R oad, cured of the Evil, by taking the Botanical Syrup. Witniffes. George Chapman, Scrub's-1(1112.re, Blackfriars; Henry Hart, Hill-ftreet, BlackfriarA ; Giles Hancock, Sadler, Nu. 12, Black. fr:ars-Road; and J. W. Myer., Printer. No.a, Pat-amoßer.roW. Sworn before us, at the Public-Hall, Union-ttrect, South wails, B.Robertfon, and W. Hill, Efqrs. Juftiees of the Peace. •„• To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on Use Rate of Matrimony, tbe Dotficr would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, priur to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fmailtit degree appreheafive of the Syr tem not being entirely found, or fubject to rclaxatious of the The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAI to be had at the Dodtor's Houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftrcet, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriar's-Bridge, in Bottles at tl.ls.—tts. 6d.--andts. 61. Alfo of Jeboult out Co. (late Bacon), No. iso, Oxford-firect ; Tutt, Royal-Exclange ; Newbery, corner of St. Paul's lurch-yard ; Mutton, Royal- • Laehange ; Mr. Cockell's Matlin e-warehoufe, No. 229, Strand; and by molt Bookftlleri, and Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. It will bomectifary the Dodor fhmild fee fuck Patients as are aftlidtd with Deatnefs or Lots of Sight, or fend that Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodor (Poa or Carriage paid), with his ufual Fee.—The Medicines tray be had every Day. To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trimony, the Dodor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup. (prior to their appearance throe- the Altar of Hy men), who are in the (Mallen degree apprchmilve o f the fyftem not bin: entirely found, or fuhjcd to rolaxations of the folid. •„• Letters, Rating Patieors cafes, with the Dodoes ufual fee of a Guinea, will be aridly attended to. A 225. Bottle contain; oqual to five Nall .oes. VA / HEN Praeltional Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the Lc • lc don ola peeuliar Branch, the fan Rion of long continued (need's is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my pradice to the exclufive treat. menc of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt impart ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Amy Surgeon. 1 formed a wick at an early period of Practice to relent. individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or r:ie equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof whi •tr 1 have de. voted my attention comprize every fpicies of V ENEREAL INFECTION, whe ther of a recent or long durition.--trily. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifiog from the habits of Sekaanys, or the indulgence of mature age, and 'Wily that de rangement of the fyttem In Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeallas are the refult of ignorance or We in the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not unircquently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned byt he indiferet ion of an ' unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eftabliihment Few,however, are the cafes of complicated difirtf. in the diforder compared with the calamitous fituatlons of Men,whe from Indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionable Life , acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods aver his mifery, but cam, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or unccn platy with other Praditioners, the removal of thefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation i. the ac quire malt of my experience. If the rites of Bacchticor Vrnue funs begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety wiil be ' , revolted by an early counteradtion of this languid Rate, and in th , fe cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Per kverance is indifpenfibly requifire to revive the flumbring (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conßitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dira , vointed In their expeelations of a Family, nix) be allured, that in molt InEanceit Inch defeet4 arc cut able by Mcd'cal Skill The SF:CRECY which iN to elicntial to my undertaking, and the Qualifications WIlit:11 I have preinr.trd to Rate, form the Balls of my Pretsasfions, and in coincidence With ru...11 this inti mation is given, that Mr i may be confultedpeforially (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his houte,.No. 29, Arun . del.itreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Waten4teeet adjoining, and the name is on both the doers. . _ _ NEW SORT OF WHEAT. A NEW fpccits of Red ltiheari;offered to the Curious, which has the following molt valuable proper tits It thrives full as well if town in the Spring as in the Annunn.-1. It ripens near a month Cotner than Englith Wheat. —3. It gives a much larger incrcafe, full one-fourth more on an acre than any Englith Wheat; and, if managed according to the printed cliredions inddfed with it, it is wunderfully Its Orin is tender and thin, its flour very white and fine, and its talk rcullarlyfweet. _ _ Bags of this feed, from which twenty bulbels may be etrf . ed in return, are fold for los. 6d. at Crocker's, St. Alban's. ltreet, Pall-mall, with printed particulars inclofed, of a new Method of cultivatir.g Corn, by which an immenfe expence is Paved, and yet the returns are 30 per cent. more than by tbs common methods.—No Credit..Puy Pottage. IL FRACOME, DEVON. - F OR the Benefit of the Underwriters on the Ship A. Europa, of Laucaflcr, wrecked on the azd ult. on the BuU Point, in the Parifh of Morthoe, On Wednefday the 17th inflant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, the Wreck of the laid Ship will he Sold by Auition at this pl ace. — For Particulars apply to Mr. Lee. Ilfracombe, March 6, z&. a. FERME ORNEE, GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE ;And AMPLE BUILDINGS, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WM. SHARP, SON, and KIRKUP, At Garraway's, on Montby, March zs, at Twelve, AFERTILE FARM, of toB Acres, about lei of which are Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold, con fifting of rich arable and paftnre Land, in the higheß Rate of Cultivation, lying compadt within a Ring Fence, near the High Road, with the advantage of conveyance by the London and Norwich Coaches.—A modern, genteel, and convenient Dwel aling-houfe, called Aihford Lodge, with all requifite attached Pnd detached Offices, feated on a lawn with Garden and lira aloud, and fringed with young thriving Plantations, continued haong the front of a large Court-yard, prefenting to view a handfome range of Buildings, containing Coach-honk, Statks. Barn, &e. forming a fereen to the Farm-yard, moll judicionfly placed, in which is another capital and newly erected Barn, capacious Granary, Cart-lodgr, Piggery, &c. fituated in a beautiful rich country abounding with Game, near feveral packs of hounds, and in the vicinity of feveral principal Towns, being thirteen miles from Colchriter, (even from Sudbury, one from Hal tend, forty-nine from London, and within a morn ing's ride of Newmarket, forming a defirable property to the Pradtical Farmer, Sportfman, or a Family requiring a com fortable Refidence, with an adequate portion of Land. The Buildings, Gates, and Fences are in excellent repair, the greater part of the Land has been recently drained, and two new Cottages crafted at the extremity of the Litate, which is equally calculated for pleafure and for profit, is well fupplied with fine Water, fubjea to moderate Payments in lieu of Tythes, and to only Bs. Land -tax, the rem a inder h av i ng b ee n redeemed. To be viewed feven days preteding the Sale; Particulars may be had on the Premifes ; at the George, Halitead ; Rafe and Crown, Sudbury; Cup, Cuieheiter; of the Printers of the Chelmsford, Ipfotich, Born and Cambridge Papers; of Mr. Gilfon, Chelmsford; of Mars. Dann and Tcafdale, Solicitors, Threadneedie-itreet, and of the Auctioneers, No. 32, Winchef ter-arca, where a Plan of the Eftate may be ken. N. B. On the 17th of March and two following days, the Furniture, Plate, Linen, Books, Wine, and Farming _Stock, will be difpofed of en the Pretniks by Public AuCtion.