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In which will be introduced ae Cultoms ' Manners, Arndt rentSt Spores, Duxes, and Military and Civil EmPlor menu , &c. of the CHINESE EMPIRE. The Pantomime comMenteo with an Eclipfe of the Sun, w hich the Chincfc regard to replete with dire peetent.—het.. i t F ailing over without, the Empire experiencing ply inju ry, pre. p o tations are made for tilt Marriage of Titchee, a Cbincfe' Mandarin's Daughter, with Tanga, a Tartar Chief ; Titchoo,' his Rini, being difappointed (according to the cußom of thei Chinefe), to:hest/it habit of a Bob, or Youth armed In a Rate. of diftrattioe, to deltroy himfelf, or all seise oppoOs him; is preceded in his WWl= kris Calorie Prießefo, daferibing , Ids Rate of mind,wltich be amplifies to a delineation of the vatious PASSIONS which animate the human frame when Chet:ruiners, attended with Exercifb,'Sport, Joy, Mi rth, a nd Love, transform him to Harlequin, and his Pantomimic Ca reer commences , and is carried th rough the following variety of Piaui - 4 , 11M Scenery; Exteriorof the Cmoi, or CASIMINS—Diftant view of Nan kin—lam:Me °tit-Cid/We Pagoda... Military. * Signal Time lor,.tmrstwaed to a I)ea Grudge new Canoes—. Wdiern Gate of Pekin—Palace of Indoltnce--MA a or IN. rose ae—Chinefe Quay—Cape of Good Hope--EaR India ihefe—Ersor4hp's Heusi/AG Poop— M 7LOPIE BAY, with the deftrodtioi Ot the Gun - boats , Rived for tbc ors- Soo of this Cosoe ( ip),Asy the gallant N N.4lSaufoteum at liacaoaradasieefes.Revii,ton of Cm m Lamm emm. • • The whole of the IHMIIc, ortth a New Grand Chinde Over tart, compered by Mr/W'. Ware. The Scenery defiped by Mr. Greenwood, and executed s r . biro, Mee's. Marchbanits, Blackmort, Danko, and Affißants. The Mathihery wholly Invented aodeveceted by Mr. Belot omab.—Tbe Made, ate.Deeneatinns, Palanquia, Sce. by Mr. Popje. TSe Dreifes defigneci Tiodtbo i Damis, and Mifs Williams, and completed by Moan and imorgoas APißents. The Dances incidental to theTtece compoted by Mr. Mont. The whole adapted and produced untier the dirmilioe of Mr. CP& In the cootie of the PqntlenhOe will be Introdeeed a Pas Cinque, by the ildifs 9etrys end Adams's. A Pas Seul, iceompariftd by the Tambourine,"by Mifs Adieu allele mitsDosor ; Arid a Pas &Deux, by Mr. Barg= , jam and Mrs. Helm.. After Which, 43d tifitE an entire New Orratleal, Rismantlc, Mesita', Ones B idet' nr Meow, in Two Parea, With no tice New Maw. Splendid Scenery, Machinery, Dreffea, and Decoratioes, called THE VIRE KING : oe, ALBERT AND ROSALIE. Viwes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-Office, Ntw Royal Circus ; where Books of the Songs, &c. may be ladet-Servaeni cannot pointy keep places later tthls half pelt item Doors to epee at 'bait pelt Dyed taws L.; restersusems ammence precliely at half pelt As. Second Price at half paft elght. MU day um millEved, In The Volumes, 1 1 1210 , Priee IL boards, . 'THE CONFESSION: A NOVEL. By A.GNRS MUSGRAVE, Author of Cedty of P.*by, Memo injonetteer, Ste. Speediiy will be TRUTH and Flerlo 'I; in (oar vote. By Mn. Villa Real Gooch. Printed by Goo. Cowthorri, No. 13a, Strand, lookfclkr and Printer to her Royal Highnefa the Priscefa of Wales. * MEW MUSICAL WORE., Conesinlag Ott but )11ste butarad Illuißtudve Eumenides, many of which are Mit 11041 re•olleito ConspoStiom of the molt celialusted Cornporevs - (Yocal or Inftrumental). MR.SaiELD vat refpeafully acTiaintc thofe Ladies and Gaither= who have hotly favoured him whit Letters Matt* to his IttrlttoDlMillON to HARMO NY, tiontheTopies *bleb• they have fo long expiated, w'ete fort so the dtScrent Cusoll-olliem this day (Aug. 5). with &- ream (agreeable to their Lnitrudistos), written upon the wrappera It mil not be improper thobferve,aat both the Englillt and Toreiga Reviews contain may judicious and critical remarks motion pests of this Introdudlion, which Mal be carefully attended to in its Appendix ; which Appendix will be put to Preis as than as It toein to b , Intelligent to every deferiptlon of Readers, and ferviceable to yr adleal Muticians. N.B. The Mule Rent; 0 bring the Wine; Coorade the Good; and the lyre Mr. lilielser's adndresi Cadenza, arr net publilited llogig, nor celled lively, in any Work but the above mentioned Introdudlion, the original price of which was ti s 6d. In boards, but It is now (old for ills. bt the Author, No. 3 liemers-Itroett die Wail/hem G. G. and J. ➢tobiedoe, Paterud• ter-row; or by any Boakkiler or Mune-feller in the Kingdom. Mr. Shield begs leave to add, that, cootiary to the Condi tt ins io the hoped', many attic delivered Copies are 11.111 on NEW 7sIUSIC. This day was poblifhed, Royaldding, Phipps, and d'Almaine, Mu& Sellers to thole Highneffee the Prince and Princefs of Wales, No. as, Pall Ma; and at thdr Military Mulleal loftrunient Mann ruiner, Ne. 76, St. janies'o-ftreet, TWO SONATAS ; M which is added, a favo. rite leach, Welch, and Irifti Air, with a Grand March for the Plano Poise; by Theodore Smith. Op. 3 7. prize se. A DIKVAI foe two Performers on the Piano Forte, dedicated tonic lefmrsvine of Antpach ; by John Jay. Op. s. ss. A Trio kr Iwo or direr Performers on the Piano Forte, with in Atmempanlment for the Tambourine; by Signora Lulea Yen web, price 3s. Sit Airafrona IYe Grand Ballet of Peronfe, performed at Theatre Royal Covent Garden, with unbounded applaufe ; flroted and. arranged for the Harp or Piano Forte, by rev. Price 31. A Sonata for the.Plaoo Porte; compoted by an Amateur. Price to Homan I.l`e in a Mirror, a Glee for four Voices; by ; :Mirth. Price it The favorite Overt ure'to the Opera of the BlindeAri, as pa► formed with onlvafal stiptbsit st the Theatre Royal Commit Gar iert ; compotes) by W. Reeve. Price se. 6d. " The Comforts and the joys of Home," a favorite Soßill "olirlied by T. Wright. frice r L W 11 0 .3 buy, Who'll bay, a favorite Ballad ; tong at the pri tati-, teitywied by J. Mazahed. Price 111. to my dymg Stiter's Bed " a :atonic Soils SS &RI Mr. Hill, in the Opera" of the ° Blind Girl; competed by" Mozzlnghi. Price ra " Steady, the goes all *All" x flivorite tong, at ltmgby Mr. Irtbdon, In the Opera of the Blind Girl ; competed by J. M tatinghL Price is. 1 be jolly Roving Ter; a new Song, ROW doping with the Ire. telt applaufe, by Mr. Toireatentl, at Vauiliall Garde 0;i c o carquded by W. Raft. Met rt. • THURSDI4T, AUGUST 1 t, 'Bo' PHILOSOPHICALMADAZINE. T HE 38th Number of this of e ful and int e r e lli ng • Work, jolt pubtlfhtd, price n. 6d. contains, bcddes other valuable articles—An Effay on Eleachiug, with a defcriptiotv of a new method of bleaching by Ream, according to the pro cefs of C. Chaptall, and on its application to the arts, by R. O'Reilly, of the Academy of Bologna, Member of the Lyceum of the Arta—Refearchei refpc&flg the preparation of the Ci tric Acid, by Profdror Proull....Conjedlures refpeding the origin of the American nations.—Refearches refpcding the Laws of Affinity, by Berthollet.--Rdearches on Alumine, by Theodore de Sauffure.—Llfe of the late Dr. Black—On the means to be employed for multiplying RID, by C. Nod—Ac count of tie natuch) produdions of Ceylon.—Proceedings of learned Soeietles.---Account of a new Comet—Chemical No- Rees, &c. The Engravings to this Number are—Olteilly's apparatus for breathing by (team, mai-ding to the proeefs of Chaptal, engritied 'by Lowry—and a head oT Dr. Black , engraved 't i ff Mar-ken:lg from a model taken Rom the life by Tank. ' Sold by Mediu Rkhardfoos, Cornhill, and the other Book fellers. TO BF .SOLD, At the Hop Pole, 'Cratedler, between Four and Six hi the Afternoon of the spth Aoguft, AVERY fine FREEHOLD ESTATE, fi t for the Refidence of a genteel Family, at s fmallexpence, with a Dwelling-Houle and fishable Out-latildings, and about 160 Acres of neat ferule Ground, at the very low Rent of 3001. per =nuns, in the part& of Leigh, five miles front Worcelter, fituated on riling ground. Mt. John HMI, Tenant, will thew the Prenilfes. Particular to be had of W. Whitcomb, Serino& Inn. fleet-ftivet. London; or at AdeWrs. Griffiths and Philpot, Cloucefter. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOINI;Dy Mr. WELLER, (Some time next Month) I'HE truly elegant YILLA, with fuitable at tached and detached OfSees, the Property and late Re fidence of William Hayley; Erq. at Esetham ; together with a 6 Acres of Failure and Pinion Grounds. Nature and Art are happily combined in the formation of this delightful Spot,. Which, in point of pieturefque feenery; bold and taxied feature of extenfive and beautiful views, is not to he forpaffed in this kingdom ; the air falubrious on a dry gravel foil , the fociety of the neighbourhood of the Eirit clafsond fur field rportsrarely to be equalled. Further particulars may be known, by applying to W. Weller. at his General Agency Office, Chrebefttr. TEDDINGTON, TWICKENHAM, and HAMPTON. TO BE PEREMPI DRILY SOLD, Purfinust to a Deccee of the High Coon of Chancery, made in a Caufe, Vale and others arias Davenport and others, before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Macre of the faid Court, on Friday the 14th of Auguft inftant,, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Public Sale Room of the faid Court, fintate in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, In Thirteen Lots, PART of the FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES late of John Davenport, Efq. decealtd, fituatc at Teddingtoo, Twickenham, and Hampton, in the County of Middiefez, confining of Three capital Manton-houfiv, with (unable Offices thereto, Three eller Dwelling-hooks in Tedtkington-ftreet, and Two Cottages near thereto, silo about Eighty Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, great part of which is Innate immediately adjoining the River Thames, and well calculated for BuUding. Printed Particulars whereof may be had at the laid Mailer's Chambers, in Southampton Bdildbtgs, aforetaid, and of Meffn. Vernon, Vines, and Fry, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, where Plans of the Enates may be feen. BERKS. ‘. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR. COLLINS, On the Prtvnifes, fuefday the rifth of Auguft, at one o'dock, THE remaining part of the valuable Leafe, of which 16 years remain unexpired, of the Manfion Houfc and Prernifes at Barkham, two miles from Oakingham, and fix front Reading; confining of a new Brick Buibling, Sated and fininted with Tone, perfeditly dry, in a Rate for the im mediate reception of a, Family, and contains as follows, an Entrance Hall, a Drawing Room, Eating Patiour, and Break fart ditto, five Bed Chambers, and Greffing Claret, proper Servants Rooms over the Mims, a Servant's HaU, and Bun leis Pantry, with Preffes and Cupboards, a large Kitchen, Lar der, Brewboufe, Laundry, and good Collaring, &c. and every raptinte Out-offices, a Lawn, Pleafure Ground, large Kitchen Garden, nefrefited br a Vend, nand with Fifin together with snout ww. arnFrieb Meadow Land adjoining. The Ma tinee to be taken at Apprailement, by the Purchafer of tke Leafe. To be viewed any time pretiont to the Sale, (Sunday cz.. ceptcd) by app/ying on the Pron. lies. Per further P.attLanda pleafo to apply to Mr. Collin, at Oaklnaham. • CiltICE SIX-PENCE: TO THE CURIOUS IN FISHSAUCES, &c. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS'r ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES; THE great Reputation which MK. BURGESS has gained by his suns inn F-gSENIEF of ANCHOVIES; and other RICH SAUCES for FISH SAUCE, STEWED BF.EF, HAIN en CALVES HEADS, BEE Is STEAKS,MADB DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME. With many Dr.LICA.• CMS for The T.tal a, SIDE -GUARD, and . STORA•ROOM which are naore fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (He ammo TUC Islotweott or nem) has indpccd many pedant to give the fame name to ARTICLES entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Pagans who go td the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to :bitch Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who in confestwuce, are often fcrved with a §rt , saw s Soar, by allowing than an estra pro. fit, which is not only.= Impootion,but a great DirAppoinunent to Families who purchafechem with a view o 4 having good SAUCE :0 their FISH, &a. N. B.—Blone are His Ca RUIN t, hut what have there words on the Label, " BURGESS'S ORMINAL ANC SUPIRIOR Es. MICR or Aucvovies, No. ton Strand, Chula of Savoy Steps, London." RW, No. 119; Bilhopfgate.areet Within, who brreotalleveral cl:gaiet Fathions„ which were honoured with univerfal Admiration on the Lift Firth.day, lue:a3 coma pktod a ruff:tient number of them for public thfpection raped. fUlly offers them tertite Ladles under the following NAties : The TUFFED RINGLETS; or CROWN of CANATHOS. This Head-Dr:fa, formed from a Gr,:cian Model, vas en the Itunntit of the Head, and Bows dowti it in ebtflia Triffes with the molt =retell andtaftefil Omen. s , • The ROMAN FRONTLET; or AN IA EIARRATAI Adapted for thare Ladies *hat Hair ion out extend low enough fur the prefect Tafte, or is toe fat to pre:Rive itfcli 12 curl. It will be found peculiarly ufcful in Journies, and on the Sea Coln., as dews and feline exhalathhas have no effeet upon Ir may he fattened on in a moment; yet fo arifieially is the fattening concealed, that even od examination, it k not to be dircovered gram natural Hair. It is as limpliV l7a s roftruflidn •as It city in its form, in ha nieight, in its Tricot The'EUODIAN FAvoaxrrE ; or FR RANT LOCK, was Invented beciufe coitt.fints had been made of the floating dolt having foiled the Hair, and created an Onpleafaat This Head Drefs tomblike., 2 beauty of foe* and a fragrancy of odour which, when blended together, arc appropriate to that delicate nicenefs and chanting talk fo pneuliar to A COUNTRY REgDENCR, near PLYMOUTH, in the County ei DEVON.—TO BE SOLD. ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called ELFORD TOWN, in the Pad& of Buckhnd Monachorum, late in the occupation of H. It SNOOK, Efq. decoded.. The Prernifes are fituated in a fine (porting Coun try, and conflft of a Dweiling-houfe, (compHfing Two Parlours. a Kitchen, and convenient Offices, Five Bed-chambers, Three Clofets, and Two Garretts), a Sin - Rail Stable, Coach-hook, Dog-kennel, Barn, and Outhoafes, a walled Garden, Lawn, and' Eighty-nine Acres of Arable, Meadow, ael Pafture Land, well wooded and watered, within a ring Fence, and fronting tin Smith, with Common of Paßure for all kinds of Mlle on Roborough Down, free front the Tythe of Corn, and payment of Land 'fax : Eight Miles diltant from Plymouth and Ply mouth Dock, and Six from Tavißock, at one or other of which Towns is a Market five days in every week, and the Mail Coach palks and re-pares between thofe places every day, Within half a mile of the Houk. The Purchakr may have poffefilon at hfichaelmas next . For which parpok a public Auction will be held at the Globe Inn, in Plymouth, on Friday, the Twenty-firft day of Auguß nett, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon. N. B.—A Depofit of xol per cent. will be required on fign ing Conrad. For viewing the Pre:miles application may be made at Elford Tows,asd further Particulars known, by applying to Mr. Ben jamin Follett, No. 2, Paper Buildings, Temple. London, or to Mr. Leach, the Proprietor, at Plymouth s —July ac,. tam Mt:MAL-FIALA FrAnornotilts. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-4)y Mr.CHRLITIE, At his Great Room in Illefday the xith of Air gull, (if not melody dllftied of by Primes Contradt), at One O'clock, IN. Capital FREEHOLD,and ([Hall part COPY HOLD ESTATE, called SUONALL.HALL, in the Petit, and two miles (mss the Market Town of ECCLES. HALL, adjoining South to the Chefter and Mall Coach Road 'from Leedom, iliac miles from Stafford, eight from Stone, (and )tirrightion Coals and Lime) . nine from Newport, nine frees Market Drayton, eleven from Newcaftle.under.Line, twenty ' [even from Shrewfbury, thirty-eight from Cheer, and about 140 from London, confining of a capital, uniform, exceedingly convenient and fubftaorial none-built modern .Manfion, with attached and detached Offices, peculiarly adapted to the Villa and elegant Fume Orate, capital walled Kitchen Garden, do- dining to a tooth-eat Afpeift, and including an excellent Hot bottle, Green-books, ace. uniformly built; and two hundred and thrte Acre, and upward. of Land of the flrft quality, in • ring fence, &ratified with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, In the 6 eft fiyie of nature. The Manfion is found on a bold and commanding embalm, Is backed and lett,. red by &oft. full grown Plantations and ding ground. front the North, and commands profpels thirty MIN In estate uver the Park-like Horne.proonda, and a tattle, pe rilous. healthy, and Emely-bmken woody Cowan. abounding with Game, five Roads; Field Sports, And Gentlernete. Cleats. The Elate declines to the South end la*, is fulsiividod. by . Bush tepees Into consenknt loclotorits, biltiteried with lour dititlahylipaad PI emstkos b(btegelheiesieg Firth Tete% flositsekilibis oissisuggr e tralt dfartrold Laws, the PleshroXothmed tie Defiant.. Wads, aPd %Wei by ( Wet) a natural ejed by p ar abomiant trrailli ad near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa ter, o, tanuerierable enchaining views. Taft., Genie's, and Wei lase been matt keffiley noted is dimeoestiag this Th limr =may be 'iciest by applkation at the Hof ; mad printeparricalars had at the Printers of tic Litchfield. INr- Iniogham, Manatee, and Liverpool Papers; at the Rekibtilel Coiret-botife, Geisha' ; of Mr. Crutwel, printer, Bar* 101111 b; *met the Mite, and ground ohm and deadens of the Mark sat be teen. All., at Mr. John k tuber'. Aminaedlo Law pee; sato ritt•Ntaa. FOIL YOUNG 'PERSONS. This Pay was publiked, Prier za. f 4 twilbowid in the vellum manner . ' 'THE ADVENTURES of KAMOULA, the lovely Arabian; or, a Vindication of the Ways of Pao vtbatica, exemptaied in the Triumph of Virtue and Innocence, Mr Corruption, Pedury,and • " And where you can't unrkldle, lairo to mit." PARIPILLL. • • Printed for Laekinetcet;Allen, and Co. Temple oldie Maks, Fin& ury-ftriare. The OCCULT SCIENCES, MAGIC, MAGNETISM, &t. This Day was pubilthed, In Ono Tottnite, Quarto, iltuftrated with a greet number of verrcurious Bagnivinge Magical and Caballitioal Figures, &c.feveral of Neat in &lour% price ri ya, boards, ' rHE MAG.IIBI or, Celelbal Intelligencer ,• forming a complete Sylkent of Occult Philorophy and Magic; in Three Books; exhibiting the Sciences of Natural Aichymy, or Hermetic Philofophy ; alto, the Nature, C%-widen, and Fall of Man—. The Conitellatory Praetice, or TaithwanieMbglo...3Lignetifm and Cahaliftical, or Ceremonial Magic, explaining the (ecret Myßerks of the Cabala, the Times, Bonds, Offices, and Conjuration of Spirits, Ste. To which is added Biographia Antigua; or Lives of the moil emi nent Philofophers, Magi, &c. By FRANCIS BARRETT, F. R. C. Student in Chemiltry and Occult Philtifopky, the Cabala, ac. &c. Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mart, Rnlbnryfquare. as vier ••••• STILL,WWiI MESSRS. PARKER, and Co. Bankfiae, nufadure Cement or Mortar for Building In Water, Which far furpailles fn Utility, any T:rras or Lime Mbztar. gives to all hinds of Briek•work an uncommon degree et itresfgda sad cohefiom It lets under water, loon becomes as hard as (tone, and may be rspofed even to the adieu of the Sea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended ltlrrt wefift or contain water, this Cement may be ukd with Bitgo u adv .ntagc. They alto prepare a very hard sad durable STUCCO, which elfeemally defends Buildings from the injurious effkis of Wet and Damp. MAREHAY FARMS, near DIARY, TYTHB MIL TO 84 SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR:. SMITH, At the Balm, Derby, on Friday, Aaguft 28, at Three o'Clook, in Two Lab Lot t. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing the Cottage Farm, fituate in the wa ter of a fine Coal country,. near Denby and the Crumlin Canal, pun Miles from Tharby, war the high road to Chetteifield, in the tura of Ripley ; containing 8p Acres of excellent Arable and Willie Land, Trite Prre, in good cultivation, and per redly compadt, with a fubitantial Farm-kook, large Garden, Orchard, Farm, and Rick Yards, brick Barn, Stabling, and Outbuildings, let to Mi. Thomas Whyfafs, tenant at will, at a low rent of 761. per annum. Lot a. A valuable Freehold Ellate, eommillng the Hall Farm, adjoining Lot [, containing 87 Acres of excellent Arable and Pafture Land , T ytbe Free, to good cultivation, and per• fedtly cramped, wisha fpacious fabltantlal•Fkarm-boure, large Garden, Orchard, Farm, and Rick Yards, extenflve brick Barn, Scalding, and Outbuildings, let to Mr Robert WbyCalli, tenant at will, at a law rent of 671. at 3d. per annum.. To be viewed, with leave tithe Tenants, and Particulars had twenty Days preceding the fale, at the Cranes, Leicefter ; Peach's Hotel, Sheffield; Angel, Chefterliald ; Poll-houfes, Mansfield and Nottingham I Bell, Derby ; of Mr. Edmund Evans, Solici tor, Derby; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6s, Broad-linnet, near the Royal Exchange. where Maps of the Eames may be Ren. A DifiSiRABLE RESIDENCE IN GLOUCEIFTERSIRE. TO BRSOLD BY AUCTION-11y Mr. PRILLPOTS, fen. At tbe Oeorp inn, at Stroud, on Tburfday the 3d day of Sep. tember next, at three o'clock in the afternoon; A_ Modere-buiItSTONE MANSION HOUSE, •L if:called STRATFORD-HOUSE, with attached and de. trotted Odkoes, wailed eanins, well plantotlnideliporftelion, Mice Ground,. Filla Ponds, kleafareGreand, and Cenral In. clofures of rich Graft Land, partly planted with choice Fruit Trees furrouniling the Houfe, with three neat Cottage* sod Garden; the what ecamprihng Upwards of 3s Acres, feuds in a healthy country, commanding mot beautiftal and' pieta refnue views, well foppliel with Water, and fawning a eigy !noble rdidence for a genteel Family ; within half a edge of , Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpike Road leading atm lata to althea's/1i milts Mont froth the former, mid ctihmi I tit: Later place. to from Gloucetter, to front Cireneefter, and 104 from London.--The Houfe, which is fituate it a tam', Iwith a amain of Water lo front, confifts mike Greadd.ftwe of a Vellibule, t 6 bee by so; Rating-room, so feet by at ; Drawing-room, So feet by ty ; StUdy, Scrvanes Hall; Kitchen, and Butler's,and other iliatelahwlth good Cellars oedemata ; ion the principal Chamber Floor, to a Stratlift or Mordning ro,,m in the centre; fix Lod_ hig.rowns Alth elbfets ; an tha attic email' of (even geed Modena and a Landry sy fees by so. The attached Maces imitide Walh.houle, Drew hook and Bakehoufe, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, .fte.; and the (gm ached terra man of Stabling for *ma Hodes, deals Coach-houfe, Harnefa.rosto,G oteuebee-reetes, and Cold Bah.—The above, except about la tile Amid+ or PEN . - wink, lie In the with of Served, sad Men Are flits in Stroud Church, belonging to the El am Puechefer may be foc i commodatril with more Lard, to the calk*, ef 240 Acres, if willed. Po &lion wit be Owe on eolopletionecidoe parderfe ; and one bait of the purehak meg may mambo ea mutate, delired. To be viewedbcTialceits, width with punk-ales and midi • dont of Sake, may be had of Mr. Whitconabe, Serjatit'a Ho, Plot-ftreet ; or at the Office of Meets, Whitcombe, mar Philipetta, in elismfter, whom a Mar thc Preniko may Wow. • THE BRITISH FEMALES. There, together with ARTIFICIAL HAIR, unmanufaccto red or inanukaared, of all Sorts, Colour:, anti Forms, may ►e hipecled at his Houk and Warchocfee. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Wareltoufelew Dr. James's Powder, No. 4y, St Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Cheap Ode, THE following MEbICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, incluilre of the Stantp Dudes imputed by this ; hut no ukUtional ebarge has been ;node upon Dr. Jantes's Powder; which is continued at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It may alto he had at per dozen ; or he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for tl is. 6d. duty Deluded, fo that the Public are no (offerers.. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lelTen the bur thenof this AR, which would in a great ineefure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Mediums are fald to any perfons purchating half a dozen or more, free from the cepence i of the Stamps. .s. d. . 5. 1. Dr. James's Powder .2 6 Dr. Steeei's Opodeldoo a 6 Anneptie rills 4 6 --.. -Conyulflon Oil a 6 Cattle Powder z 6 ----- Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills i tie zenges - - • 1 4 Dr. Attilin's Chelybeate Cainomile Drops I Pills - 4 0 Elltnee of eolt,ioot. 3 9 Berry's Billow Sills j 0 Ellence of Peppermint s 4 Dalby's Carminative 3 9 Orintkark At:Li:inn 5 0 TlckcU's Xtherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnet:a 3 6 Greenough'erineturea aal Inglis 's Scots Pilla 1 o --.....: Toils Lozenges z 1 ii Grant's Drops - aa I • &fr. Spences Demrifice 4 0 Norton ' s Drops 5 o Freake's Tincture ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 5 o Hu zhasn's ditto a 6 Speeclimen'. Pills a 0 EngHtln, Coffee 2 9 Dr.SolandceiTes . a 9 • Cephalic Snuff 0 9 ' • Jones's Rheumatic Tinfture, 3s. 6d. .. . Alto the Genuine Arquebufadc lately imported. ustlasoil, • of the other Proprietary Medicincaiu repute. Orders for expec tation are fopplied without Stamps as before this AN. N. B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and zaelfentgen, miltake the boufe, F. NEWBEkY, the Proprietor, is under v the neceffity of pointing out, that It is at the Silt En 4 of St. '. Paul's, neared. to Cheap6de and that it haaa great white [Nu. coed from, with there word:ideas:4l : • Tile ONLY WAlltillo4lll FOIL DILIANIZeI POWDR.• WHEN Proftliional Merl of education and te- Ipantikaility deviate from the general fyftem by the k b:akin of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fuccils is the Lit criterion of ftrperiority. Eigbt yean have 1 - deveted my practice to be excluilve treat ment of THREE DL9ORDERS, and the fuccefaful 'Trutt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe u far as I am able the ravages of chore complaints which aro the wort import. ant in the catalnue ahem= infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I forntri I with at an early period of Pradlee to felone individo ! ah from the ignorance of uneducated Mat, or the equally lan , prom precipitancy of general Pradltloncra . The THRELINSORDERS, to the oaten( which I have de- noted my . attention, comprise every creek, of VENEREAL INEMITON, wbc;her of a recent or long duratiuu.,—ltdly. MI kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariflng from the habit, of Schoolboys, or the Lathlike= of rtatunaze, and lartly that de rangement of the fyftern in Women which is c.illed 13.1RREN PIEiN or STERILITY. Numerous &Rafts are the rellih of Ignorance or tulle in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and I^ not unfrzquently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifonod by the indifsretion of an =rd hour. By a fuperlor method fueh complaints 11C red, and even where others have failed, I troll that may prefume to offer a radical re-eftablßonent. Few however are the cafes of complicated Miran in this Weirder compared with the caliunitnus Grunions of Men, who from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Geli d= of a faihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which le the unrmidanie confcquence of fueit pernicious habit s. . . . . Where the unhappy inkier broods over his onfery, but care, Billy conceals his misfortune, it may be fame cog-dation for him On know, that although It be an object of doule nr unc;r tainty with Other Prwethingers, the gernoval of their DEII. CLENCIES by th e gradual privets of Renterstion is the acquinej mem of my experience. If the rites of Illtechus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be pr,wented. by as warty countemilloa of this languid Rate, and in th•fe Vet great dillcultlcs will occur. where this Deficiency has for years miffed. a proper Per. lu indifpenGhly requilit eto revive the ilumbrisg sparks :r will aid to cc-animate the Conaftutlnn. MA MID WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed Intheir expeamMas eta Family, may he adored. that in met iiPliCesPrh dcfhtts arc curable by Micheal S'.lll. SW.XECY which is fa effentiel to my undertaking, and Ale Qualifications which l have. prefumed to Rate, form the lb& a my pretenfisms, and In coincidence with fuch this Intl. nation is Ora, that Mr m a y b eg r o gfuhed =letters tacioting a finall nor'.) a Ms book, Nu. 1.), Areas Struid, mar Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance in Water•ftwet &chaining, JUtsi the name is on both the doer& M. B. Member Mahe Leval College of Suwon'. This Day was publithed. Beatifully painted on a Dew Italic Letter, and on a (opaline mute foolfcap Octavo, illultrated with a Frootifpiece, price Se• ht"Bcattds. 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