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...-, , - - , .., _ - ..t ,' . S -4 •:** ~14 . _ r 1/. r t .....,, -,.. , ...., „,..., ,-, _ • •• L if - moNDAr, AUGUST 17, 1,-,01 NUMBER . 3 9 78 3 C PRV:E i N-PFSCF. P 0 li 1 )GE LIBRARY. CHARCOAL FURNACE IN SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRI%'ATC CONTRACT, TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, .scc. A CAUTION TO EAMILI:. S. BURGESS' ESSENCE• OF ANCHOVIES. uoitors.;otvil r 1..21. lA/FIER EAS the • V 111 , 1 Tr, Dr.ty•o11,11(.11 . Coltirr, 11 heti% elß'ied is give Ns-1,-th.: a f ~•, wHq• I'ol,o will b.. to dz , y • st• r ' • p ti THE APPENDIX to the Portledge Catalogue a Books shay be had gratis of S. Wootrner, Fxcter, or C. Law. Paternolter-ro*, London, by all fuck who purchafed the faid Catalogue. It Is likewlfe fold for Tlirce-pence,nt On shilling for the Portledge Catilogile and Appendix tnsether. And entered upon at Lady-day next or fooner, THE Refidue t.t x Leafe, (ten Years of which are un xplred) of a Mail Furnace called ARGYLE FUR tog,t her cith the Bellows and other Utenfil ; alto the Leafes of feveral convenient Farms, extenilve Woods retdy !Or cutting. The Furnace it fitustcd eight \lilc, front Invcrary, in ArgyHtire, on the Sea Shore, where Yeffels (unable to the Trade may lie in atety. For further particulars apply to Meffrs. Keolall and Latham, Bcaufc,rt, near Ahergavently.— Willi;m Bunt., relident Agt.nt, will thew the Prentifes: This day were publiChed, In Three Volumes, 06tavo, Price tl. re. in boards, • SERMONS. By the late WILLIAM STEVENS, D. D. Ardor of Great Snoring, and St. Peter's, R alpole, County of Norfolk, Morning Preacher at Grofrenor Chapel . Leaurer of St. George's Hanover-fquare ; and Domeltic Chaplain to his late Royal iiighnefs the Duke of Cumberland. Printed for T. Coded, jun. and W. Davies, St rand ; to whom Subfcribers are requefted to apply for their Copies. VALUA 81. F. SA L MON FISHINGS ONTHk: R NER TAY B.• LONGING TO 7 THF VARL OF MANSPIELD. This diii *as pubilthad, price is. ABRIEFE DISCOURSE, what Orders were bet fbr mulling of Forrabie Forge, if at any time they Ord invade tia by tics in Kent, or cifewbere. By THOMAS DIGOES. London, Srit printed in tips: Reprinted for J. Haretuied, Moot/eller to the 4,een ) ; Who ref —Wildly _informs ins Friends ap d th e Mlle, that he. Olt Vemoviii Mk* No. £73 to No i9o, oppofite York-Houfe j Piccadilly. ' This daytnr pabliihed, price ts. DIRECTIONS for tanning all Sorts of Hides and Skins. according to the new procefs introduced by Mr. DESMOND, who invites, and authorizes all the 'tan ners in the United Kingdoms to ufe the Game, offers them any further explanation they may wills for ou the fubjecl, and his pawns' ao.ance if required. Printed for John Hatchard, No. Isio, olipate York-Houle , Picestliny. • _ 1p BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr:knows' Rorie, on Thug.lay the cosh day of Auguß inft at the Ego' of the Three Cups, In Colchelter, Wes, at Twelve &Clock at Noon, Al\ N ANNUITY. or Yearly .RENT CHARGE A ciNt RUNOICED ANQ TWENTY Pi iUNDS, five of lift dedbetions settati•er, Meng out of a Capital Fite. hold Eflate called Weciey:lial, tittme in the with of Weeleg. In EEoc, about" mike flonsColchefter, payable half yearly, at Chrlitinu and Mliitumner, O.S. with a power of &Rees In este of I fniillydstalt.. ktate Is abaft &cushy for du Rent charge. - - - - - Porto partittdars relay bt bad by applying to Mr. Henry broca, 3obelar.lt U. New lon ;or Mars. ?earfuls and Boon. Solicitors, lidwich„ dim otk. ftlY. IItibDPAMINSTEII `DOLE afid enteted upon Minedlately, THE above truly toninuidinns and convenient INN and TAVERN, now in NI llutlffes, and elegantly Sued tip, deutbly fitoated In Ai Tftwh of 161ddtrttfeRt ± r, It she County of Wutt-efter, with capital fithblittg foe eight, Horfa, Ceuta-books, and every nocecrogy convenience for carrying as the 'upkeep* and PolB4‘,Bufinefs; lituated on the much accuftmited Road kadlng than Bath and Briitol to Holyhead, rnit9ray between Wttreeltet and Eltidgenneth, be ing about fourteen sulks diltanee loom each pktle, toget66 frith a Bowling Oren, aud about twenty-hoe Acres of excel last Land lying contiguous thereto. This is the only Inn in ICldderminifer, at which Chaffed are her. The Rind is now being patio the theft conapleat re- Pair, and the Da Ones Is greatly ifOneafing and part of the Polling 944416 front Holyhead through Shrewd/day to Lan don has lately beentaken through Kidilerminlter, it being ntara than through Dirmioshorn. The Houttuild Purnfture and Stoeli to he taken at a 66 Initiation, and (note Land maybe bad If tenoned. lkor.Partieulass apply to Mr. Turner, Port-hall, ear Kid deyvninfler t or to Mr. Hallett. Attorney-at-Law, in Kidder mintier. CAPITAL RES/DENCB tN DEVONSHIRE, With immediate Folk/Bon. To ilia SOLD II FEL, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Manor and Lordibip of WEAR , other . wife HONITON's SIEGE; malting of capital Mention fe,of di fti ngulthed and eatenfive plan and elmatien,Whls ogees of every denominatian. gardens, dec. in the centre e coo acres of very rich land; besuantly wooded, through which the. river Coe is navigable ; the &nation one of the finelt in Enema ; the views an all fides delightful; diftant from Em cee two miles end a half, 'Oohing down the Mee to the tooth to Emiouth, and the fea, from which it is diftant keen the village of Wear, stich fundry farms, dove-hada, Woe tuns, wharf on the river, estenfive fatale° Ofherics, &c. are in. eluded. On a view it may be found to poOefa every beauty and 4iofiTertieTlCC to ter emit the nattft &Arable reeilerice in the king dom for fate. The Pirk,otses acres, In which the hoes is =oft advantage- Ocily fisted, may be porthole& without-0e Other lands. And alio with poffetßon on the %ode day of September,' Soa, The Manfion-houfe of Mouht Wear, plesfingly &voted do the banks of. the Ere, with all requifne dffices, executive and excel lent gardens,and Mart Of lets at tbe tich MIAs sdielning. Part of the piteehafe money may rattain on fccoritt. Esquire of W. F. Spicer, Fig. at Wear, (letters pelt paid.) MAGNIFICENT A 1!) VALUA)LE EFFECTS. FONTHILL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—ay Mr. PHILLIPS, On the Pm-nil:ft., on Wednefday, &mutt gp, *A three foi lowing Days, at Sieves &Clock cult Day, PART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELE GANT and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, French PIM Pier &ad Chimney Glares of fignal mirnitude and paelithin, Chandeliers and Luitres • ti ftfperb 0-tae (in tht Hat) both by Craig; Gabe% Ter:fir, in Ste Poi:nation t Me t& 'Butte and Groups, Antique Bronzes, Picture.. Granite and Telfeitated Slabs, mounted In Or-inedu, as Confoles and Pier Tables ; Antique Cabinets, enriched by va:uable Gems and fine 'Specimens of the Arts, fupat Draw ing Room Settee rfch end brettrtifla Silk Demsh% end Saint, Curtains, %plias red Cairn. cerrdfpond t it State Bed, en ricked by Crimhn Vetret Hiongingo, and rich °mimeo" ; the bplesulict and Semptutras Solt, of Satiny and Furniture, trimmed with Bullion and Silk Fringe, clailsoca with linguist- To, and fitted • ta Turttue, ktd a Victim of 'Lire, Carious r +loathe MA*, lire Ormolu/ Property of WILLIAM BIONPOIID, Es% of Po virus t. Will* The A Ihnibbige bflhowille Furniture Is of a ftsperior Defer*. n, and compiles Argent Satin Wood Bookesfes, Commodes, r, Card, Dining. Peinbrolte and Dreillng Tablet, feinted 0' hoice At'Ooth; Settee isf Chides, covered with Donk Me -0). ebetbi ; tame and excellent Saha, Chalk 1-" rate, izuteittle, and Bergin's; Auniniter, Turkey, Broil& Oral Needlework Carpets,of large Dimenfions ; lets of Window unable, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Ginuidoles ; ligMy poliihed Steel itegtherSenves eepleal POnr- port end Field Bed l'cAds, with Pleb Outten sl eethrhy Hanging., sad Wintidte Curtain% ea fobs; *rim Gosh and Down Beds, and armelleut Beian g ; Wardrobes, Chefs of Drawers, and the ufual Alfort !tient of Chamber Frultine.—The whole of which Is formed with Taft aul e•epentrogy Ifthed. • Maybe privetellivWothiViini Pitieltay the Both se SWltely the t sits of Astrelt, by Tidbits and Qual/lies MIT 1° be now had of Mikes. and Fryer, Old Cawetidifh Street; and of Mr. Phillip% ew -greet t=oadPublickly Two ba y' Pwceding at we, ty Catilogba day, at Ss. de. Silo to he hi& so AtPre*Ctlrt flitiVidat t. kat, lirt.sta : Ceuthaelleilebfier, Beth; Stacie's, Weymouth.' To Br. L hi' for SIX YEARS alter A NDR ENVSNIASS, iZot, by public Roup.upon Woinefday the 30th day of September, aSoa, at a 2 o'c.ock at noon, wit kin the Salutation Inn, Perth, 'I - IE Filhings of Scone and Rome, lying on the Ealt fide of the River ' Fay, as prefently pot, red by Thos. Cope and David Bide, ~tict tLrir Siltemoit, fht lower boundary of thek COMITIf tILC4 .kb3ut. one ahoy,: t! , e Pertit Bridge, and Wahin M....ek and estends along the Banks of the Liver for lons, miles. including many very excellent Fithaig Station., famed for pronuctug Salmon early in the Seaton, and alfu in abundance. ilk Mingo of WaUtnitil of innerbarit, lying next adjacent to the above, and is prefently poffeliid by Wiliam Stewart, merchant, in Penh ; and the Filbing't of • Aikenh.vil and Pit.- !ochry, as now occupi=d by John Ricbardfo,, E!q..,1t1 R. Wal lace; both theft F 4 hirgs yi id Sainion ,arty, ,tad all the Ell.' in. may be much improved.—Particut.e Information m.v be had by applying to James Laidlaw. EN C. S. holobutvh, or Colen,by Perth, who vriU dirta the illicit:at Boundaries at the Filling to be ranted aut. A DESIRABLE RESIDI'74CE IN GLOCCESTERSIR F. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. pHlLL.pars, At the Ckarg.: Inn, at Stroud, on •Ihurfday th.: 3d day of Sep• teniber nett, at three o'clock in the afternoon; A Modern-built STONE MANSION 1 - I ,l U';'., called STRAFFORD-HOUSE, with attached anJ Ic tacked Oilitto, walled Garden, wen planted in high pelection, Melon Ground, FA Ponds, Pleafin•.: Ground, all 11..veral Itr elofures of rich Orals Lana, partly planted with choice Fruit Trees furrounding the Houk, with three neat Cottages and Gardens; the whole comprinng upwards of 31 Acres, litua:e iu a healthy country, commandi It matt beatultaal and pitio relque views, well fupplied with Water, and t awning a truly de iambic refidence for a gritted Family within half a mile of Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpia_ Road leading from Bath to Chettenhant ; 30 miles aifßant from thn farmer. and 14 from the Latter place, to from Gloutofter, 14 from Cirencefter, and 104 Fran London.-a• The Houk, which is lltuatc in i Lawn, with a Ream of Water in Wont, confißs on the Ground-floor of a Vet/Route, t 6 feet by 2' ; Ealug-Tonm, 20 feet by 2 t ; Drawing-room, 20 feet by ; Study. Sirvant's Han, Kitchen, and Butler's, and other Pamlico, with good Cellars underneath ; on the principal Chamber Floor, is a Breakfait or Morning ;sputa u. the ceatrc ; tit . Lorigirs-rooms with clofets ; and the Illetir cantina of levee good dhambers, and a Laundry 27 feet by so. The attathedbfficer, Maude a Wafh-huuk, Brecchoufe, and Bakehowle, Scutari, Larder, Dairy, &c.; and the de tached elites confait of Stabling for eleven Holies, double Harnefs-room, Granary, Lumber-rooms, and Cold Bath.—The &Wit, extetit about 4 Acres in the parifh of Pain& wilt, lie in the porn of Stroud, and there are feats In Stroud Muria, belonging to the Kftate.—The Purchafer may be ac commodated witu Mote Land, to the extent of 140 Acres, if PoKefliou will he given on completion of the porthole ; and one half of the purchafc money may remain on mortgage, if del - at-A. Tn be viewed by Tickets, Which with partieuba and condi • Non of Side, may be had 4 Mr. Viestesasse, scrrent's two, Fleet-Itrcet ; or at the Mice of Aloes, Wilitoombe, Grifikb, and Philipotts, in 011ouccttcr, where a Map of the Pranifa may he feen. . SUGNAL-HALL, StAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHRISTI!, ' ' At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, on 'I uefday the atth of As graft. (if nut previoufly directed of by Private Contrail), at One O'clock, A Capital FREEHOLD, and fmall part COPY - h• HOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, ID the pwilh, end two miles Annt the Market Town of ECCLES HALL, adjelning Sorth to the Chefttr and Mail Coach Road front Lbodlos, nine sulle•froan Stafford, eight from Stone, (and Navigation Coals and Lime) nine from Newport, nine from Market Drayton, eleven from Newcaftle-under-Line, twenty feicn from Shrewfbary, thirty-eight from Chiller, and shoot ado front London, corifilting of a tapital, uniform, exceedingly convenitht nod fabliantial ilono-built modern Marabou, with attached and detached Offices, peculiarly adapted to the Villa and elegant Penne Orate, capital walled Kitchen Garden, de dining to a tertftlt-teltAfpeil, and including an excellent Hot honk, Green-bodes, Ste. uniformly built; and two hundred and three Acres and upwards of Land of the Mit quality, In • ring fence, &yarned with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, In the happlift Ityle df nature. The Manilon Is felted on a bold and commanding eminence, le batted and thettored by ride full grown Plantations and Ming grounds from the North, and mitunands protect*, thirty miles in extent over the Park-like Herat-grounds, and a fertile, po pulous, healthy, and fi nely-broken woody ountry, abounding With Game, fine ltowls, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Miele detlints to the South and Fait, is fubdlvided by funk feneesinweeonverelent inclotmes, interiperted with lama dant Clumps and Plantations of large tpreadin Forel! Trees, feathered down to the flatfeet of this apparent (parlous Lawn the Pleafure Grodnd continued through the Demeihe, Woods , end Stetted by (Cop Meer) a natural Lake, fedby an abundant (imam, and containing near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Tarte, Genius, and Mechanifm have been moft happily exerted to decorating this charming (pot. The Eftate may be viewed by application at the HA; and printed particulars bad at the Printers of the Litchfield, blarrehater, and Liverpool Papers; at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, Cornblil; of Mr. Crutwell, prfirter, Bath, where plans of thetttate, and gmund plans and elevations of the Haute iday be teen. Affo, at Mr. John Forties, Architeet, Liver pool.; and in Pall-Mail DISEASES at the URINARY CANAL and VINIIRSAL COMPLAINTS. _ . . MR. DUFOUR informs the Pablic,that he may LTA daily ha confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hook, No 5, Prith-ltreet, Soho, London, to all cafes of Mittman's', Stele/ores, ()lefts, Seminal Watirnds, Incontinency of Urine Irifhilm, Impotence, and debilky In either See, &c. From extenfive Pmaice In this department, to which he has cos- Baal Wanted for many years, he offers a method of curt, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a Maple. Mr. liCt - OUR, tole Proprietor of Dane's celebrated (me- Medal) Bougie", has ultimately Co improved them, by cilvett- I log them of the Irritating effeas of common Boughs, that they ; faceted where cavities and other violent means have failed kor the Venereal Difeak, Mr. DUFOUR is io poildSon of Diran's Remedies, in mild that thy render condhement or Minim to diet tameeeflary. To enable him matted patients at thdrown hedges, be has provided the alliance of a Muds , ' me of the Faculty. Onions in she country may be cared by Ong their cafes in kders, pod paid. jolt polilithed, price is. dd. Filth Edition, enlarged . —A Treatife on the above tediphrlnts, ilhfirsted with the various eiNdlitoens And Cain thesSing the painful' and dangerous ef leas of (laußie Hoagies.; an hapeoved method of treating' gs- Durrbau t &c. &c. Prinswi for Callow, CtlMil-cours, dohs, and H. D. Symonds, Pitano&er-row ; .alto to be hai 240Ctilfetee, Iktittertalegt..stml it the Milian. THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by his su vr.R ton E'.S.FN'.2I of ANCI and other RICH SAIICI.S for FISH-SAUCE, STLWED Br.EF.HASHtD CALVES HF A os, Bpi FST I. ARS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, witit many DEI ICA cits for the TA t., sior- !tom, o, and Stour.-ROOM; which are snore fully exprvfNil in h;s Catalogue, (lit DEIN,: THE: INVENTOR Or' THEM) has induced many oetfons give the fame name to ARTICLES CIICT,If •!iffrret.t, which arc yv , th d at many Shops in Lam:no. by 1 3, rlons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Cl.das of Tradefmen and Itindrci.pers, woo in confequi.nce. are often raved with a Sett mous FORT, by allowing thtm an extra pro. fit,whieh Is not only an Impofition,bnt a great Difappointrocnt to rianilles who purchme them with a yi,:ot of having good SAUCE to their FISH, &c. N B.—None are their GENUINE, hut wh: . .l have theft Words on th.: Label, &YU:MS and Son's ORIGINAL AND SOPE RIOR ESIENCt or ANCHOVIES, No. 507, Strand, Corner of S voy Steps. 1 (11,'011" 70 THi. UNPRRJUDICID. WHEN his Majeity's Letters Patent lute been granted to a preparation or rco'rine, the public ore at once guarOed alatnlt fraud and Imposition. a. Inch medicine or reparation is previ•adly kora:ell into od analized by kilted and able Prokffors. and on their report reels the grant of a Patent. The laean.cal Syrup and Nvrorus C.'uldiai have both floral the tell of the firft. Medical nin 1213iiiid, and the giratelt Pra feSorsin PM fie of toe pt.:le:it age; and for which hio hlajetty has granted his Royal letters Patent ; thus faudioned Dr. Ito chin is bold in holding forth to the world the exwe two iinri e; -A Medicines, which is the fruit of chile and fiudious appli • ...• for upwards of 28 rare. "I:hc Botanical Syrup i, a cer t „rid Cafe cure fur all Venereal lideetions : if the human rr , nc has Seen polfoned by the above infection, or by Mercu rial preparations, the Botanical Syrup will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all blotches and forts, equal ' to that of the infi.nt newly born; if Gleets or Ounorrhira, few bottles will be requlllte to perform a Cute. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy againft harrennefs or Rerility, and fevcral complaints the female Is fubjeet to, which delicacy pre vents to b. here infer. ‘d, and which is fully explaid:d " I'he Guhle tn Old Age." All kinds o. debility, whet! . cr arifing from the ir..bPs of fch a 01-boys, or the indulgence of tu re age, which render men miftrable, and make them unfit to enjoy the blef fingo of fociety, and more fo that of the married Rate, the Bo tanical Syrup will remove; the good cffeets of which, thou fonds have experienced and numbers k.ve The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. co, Albion-Rrezt, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeum lackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at 211. rr s. 6d. and Ss. 6d. alio at In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Son, Briftol, Sheppard, Gofport, Hardng Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwich, Middleditch, Bedford, Smith, Mc of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons, Irwinc, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Bien% and Co. Brldport, Margrie Lynn, Gales, Chehenham, Buckle, Lekefter, Swinfen, Cambridge, Gee, Lewes, Elliott, Canterbury, Brittow, Manchefter, Lynch, Caddie, Jade, Margate, Silver, Chatham, Etheridgton, Newbury, Fuller, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newcaltle, Walker, Cheiter. Poole and Son, Northampton, Dicey and Co. Chiebetter. Pkillipfon. Nnttinrham. Burbage and Co. Dublin, Spillbury and Go. Norwich, Stevenfon and Co. Durham, Henderfon, Oxford, Jones. Deal, Rote, Plymouth, Nettleton, Dover, Masks, Portfmouth, Schuss, Devises, Broughton, Reading, Smart, and Co. Derby. Drewry, Sunderland, Bray, Edinburgh, Baxter, Shrewfbury, Eddowes, Merfrs. Httiband, Southampton. Baker, ----- Metres. Davidfon & Salifbury. Collins, Elder, and Co. Prettion,,Serjem, --- Mr. A. Scott, drug. Paificy; rry,Merch Gladwin, confcd. Mackenzie, ColL Green, Dab And by moft Bookfefters and Medicine-Venders in the three kingdoms. _ _ It will be neceffary the Dodtor fhould fee fuch Patients as arc Aided with Deafnefs or Lois of Sight, or fend their Cafcs, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodtor (Pon or Carriage paid), with his areal Fee.—The Medicines tnay be had every Day. •: Letters, Rating Patients cafes, with the Dolor's Ideal foe of a Guinea, will be ftrialy attended to. WHEN Protellional Men of education and re tpontibUtty deviate from the general fyitem by the fe. !eaten of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued fume's la the belt criterion of faperiortty. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the dsclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucedsful rduit of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After blade'r into every branch its its. Army Surgeon, I tensed a will at an early period of Practice to recut: Indivldu aa ah from tie °ranee of uneducated Mai, or the equally tan g-weds ncy of general Pradidoners. The DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted ony retention, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—zdly. AB kinds of DEBILITY, whether miring from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the rya= in Women which is called BARREN NESS Of STERILITY. - _ Numerous dikaks are the Utak of ignorance or haft In the treatment of a funple Doom-rhea, and it tux unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life arc patterned by the indikretion of an hour. By a (opener method fuch complaints arc 2; lii cured, and even where other have failed, I troll that I may preltuwe to oiler a radical meltablifhment. Few however are the cafes of complicated (Ultras In this diforder comport:el with the calamitous fituations of Men, wh• from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faftaiooabk LW, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the inkvoidabk confoquence of facia perniclom habits. Whet* the unhappy rawer broads overhis mire y, hut care, (sky concede his misfortune, it may be lone coofolatimt for Aim to know, that although it be an °Nett of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pnishitionen, the removal of thefc DeFl. CIENCI ES by the gradual pregrds of Renovation Is the acqr ire meat of my experience. If the Stet of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much auxiety will be prevented by fn early counteraiftio• of this languid Rate, and in there cares no grst difficulties will occur. But *bete this Deficiency has for years milled a proper Per formance*, ladi(penfibly requifite to revive the flumbring 'parks Life, and to reanimate the Conftitutioo. MARRIED 17/OMEN, who have long been irospointed in their expeditions of a Family, May be allured. that in molt Whence fuch drfeets are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is {aril's-nth) tom) , uodertaking, and the gutililleatinos whi‘b I have returned to nate, torn, the Bills et my Proteufiens, wed In cohtelarbot with Arch this inti mation is given, that Mr 'l5--r—r- may he oonfultedpelocally (or by letters iodating alma note) at No book, No. a 9, Arum- M.—ereet. Skold, tour Temple-Bar There ism der itionift totrante to Water-lbeet adjoining, and Os rim is es bob the ears. IL S. lessaker el the Loyd Gasp at ihrgeom . . l'; F •. ME3612:4. PARKER, Ar.,i Co. !,.1‘ ittliaaur , ! C -tnti:t or , r 1 IVAI , fur).llk- ;it Ittirr y, Any T 1.4:: E,:VCS It) of o:!; as 11.,nr.r), e cce of !trench 7:11,1 :,,Th 4 Tbti. f ; tc 31t% h a rd as .!, t; •, tI err:, to •I .1 the Stto invtry. Ti; i,yr, tv orr, • his be w•t%l c.—Th•y :44! tlbt S . l ITCCO, whi.h t.t!‘,Ttolly !:-.1.1 the in juriotts ,fftrtts of Wet ar..l parnp. I.L rfta 8Y III; MACS ET% hOY El. LE El THE; nzwiv in ventect .1 v...!711 two 010:uein,....t tier i,,tt.,nt • v'. 1'!ri, 2 ,••••.., accordirg to the common m;dc - rna rci Legal, I.ltcrary aq • • perfonq dr.firAin of Freferrit.:• Lt'lentir ra.c.rds or C po!%.!,,ce, Ste. Theft tC . .r.C. w• 11 h: found ou :rill to frperior to any ot;ler ry ro rbr a• e difpvch of buronct,—To be had oc!y of !.o• uo 4 . /. Corunili, London, Pocket-book ,nd aing-la a Ma toinJet..rer for a xportAti.m. EAST INDIES. NEW WAR IN INDIA. A contidcrable degree of alarm lately pervaded our new conqueils in India, by the intended intr... dation of European laws into Myfore; the Britifh Government has, in confequence; deemed it necef fary to declare, that the rights of fathers and !Tur rets of famine:, as exercised by the Hindu and Mahomedan laws, are to be preferved to them ; and that any at% faaiioned by the rules or laws of Call, fo far as refpeets the members of tix fame family only, is not to he deemed a crimc,or cogni 7. able by Any Criminal Court of Janice, al:Plough it be not jiiftitiable by the laws of Eriglan.L. The military cflablilhmcnt in India, by the con folidation of our empire there, and the confequent contra Rion of frontier po!I:, is lhortly to be re duced. The India Company by their late treaties, receive an aditional revenue of about 25 lacks of pagodas, or near one million flerling per annum- Colonel URBAN VIGORS is appointed by the Gu vernment of Madras to command the fulalidiary force ferving with the Nizam, in the room of the late GeneraIDALRYMPLF; and Colonel F. Gem:me fucccrds Colonel VIGORS in the command of the northern divifion of the army. 14,-Ad-quaricri of the Myhre Army, Dec. 15. We expeeletlthat the defeat of DOO4 DE A It 'A'O'ed have terminated our toils, and that we tbnuld have been allowed leifure to recover from the extraor dinary fatigue to which that bold adventurer bAd fubjeted us; but it teems that we are doomed to a perpetuity of warfare, and that the fuppretlion of one enemy is but the figual for fume new op ponent to Rart into the lifts. We arc under orders to march againfl the Catiote Rajah. 1 do not know the entire occaflon of holt ilitics, but,fram the extraordinary natural and artificial defences of the country, and the extenfive preparations of the enemy, we are to look for more than oommcal hardfhips. Colonel STEVENSON fucceedcd to the command in Myfore on the unit ult. when Colonel WELLEst.cv, our late gallant leader, departed for the Carnatic, on his route to Egypt. This army is to be at Seringapatam on the zoth influnt, and, after a halt of three days, proceeds to Catiote ; a• detachment from Bombay is to co-operate with us ; and will, to a certain extent, influence our movements. The enemy's country is excellently adapted to offenfive warfare, abounding in fall nefres, and covered to fifth extent with jungle, that an invading army is lubjed to inceffant tire alma without knowing from whance it iifttes; the Rajah too is known to have been long preparing for the war he hat provoked. Since the monittort, the weather has been tine, but rather cold, which is Rated to have ocoaioned much ficknefs in dif ferent parts of the country; but our army is toler ably healthful. CALCuTtA, j.cNti.‘RY sr. The Ranah or Rajah of Ondipe.ir, who larvly called in the affiftance of Sets:nen to reduce his fulijeCts, who had thrown of their allegi ance, is at the head of the Rajapoot tribes, and by way of prominence aifunies the title of Rana. This family is regarded with the highell degree of refpeft, even by the Mutfulmans themfelves, in confequence of a curious tradition relating to his genealogy : He is faid to be defecncled in it dircd line from the celebrated A:nit:am:wait, who was the reigning monarch of Pertia at the. birch of the Prophet, and of a common origin with the Scids, defeended from 1105351,., the lon of ALLY, a cir. cumitance which goes to prove en latercourfe to have exiited at that time between the waives of India and the neighbouring Pagan nati , ms.--Sc is. DEAN was called in on a funilar occaliun in the year t7go. Accounts from Amboyna Rate, that Govern ment is paying every attention to the cultivation of that illand, and are about to export, from the molt convenient places on tile continent, cattle of all forts, of which it has been nem lv dellitute, nt t only to aid the operations of hutbandry, but like. wife for dornaic purpol..s; prefents of cattle have been made to the Rajah► in the tipper doarißs, and every encouragement has bezn held oat to the tires to improve and increafe the breed Lt wife appealing that the toil of this illand is well adapted to the cultivation of wheat, fmali premi ums have been given to thole who bea istoseedal is the growing of that article.