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> ll ;4rag 51781 VIVIVALLINC OFPICE, ifezuji 19, 18os. .I`HE COMMISSIONERS for VIC7I ALLING A " H!S mAylsTrs NAVY; de bird" gigot orifice, Th. nn Wednerday the aSth infant. they will be ready to receive ttn.itrs in writing. (foaled up) and treat for FIFTY TONS of the hen NJ' CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE ;to be delivered I. nfl into His Majefty's ViCtualling Stores at Deptford . and tube pudgier by Bills payable with intereft nicety days after n.te. The Conditions of the Contra d maybe lees at the See:amyl Ofhce• N. rcard affil e had to wry Toster is %aged the joie e "all sM k hofietcd as slur& at length, or oda Agit set k derevered to the Boar i g ~ o'Cloch on the fail Walaeflay, Me 28th hylaat, nor mists Fajen wbo males the Tender s ,. foam Polon ma his itia* l atittoir 12 %lobea cad for. VICTUALLING °MCA, Age 19, sky. THE t. OMIIISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS ma3'Es7r; NAVY, smoy give Naice, That on Friday the 30th inftant, they will be ready to re. crave t coders in writing. (foiled up,) and treat for fetch quantities of made from Whole Meal, as the refpedlive Manufat cin re of that Article may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in a Month, by weekly proportions, i to his Majeftla Vietualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Dills payable with in ter. ft ninety days lifter date. N. B No 'I Lucia for a leis quantity than Three Hundred Bags will be admitted. The Conditions of the Canna may be CCISI at the Secretary's Office. No regard will Ire bad to any Trader is which the trierfied ast Afirtal is trod, at leagth,er th.afball not k Meow rto the Board he : trr Oar o'Ciscr ea the fail Friday tits 30th ialiast, seer radf/i the Polon who maieJ the Tastkror feat Perim oa L& Way, salad r i *0 safarir u toe candler. riCTUALLMG•Offnek .yet 2 . 0 7 THE COMMISSIONERS for PIGTUJILLING HIS MAY ESTri NAVY; ds birsly give Nake. That on Friday the 6th of September nett, they will be rady to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED CHALDRONS of P 1 YTS TANFIELD MOOR COALS,. fillips" To be &livered immediately in tw o entire Cargoes, free of al l rh.trge and ague, to! is Majelty, ilongfide His Majetty's lie Prernifes at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter ft ni,,ety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be ken at the Secretary's regard ciwifl ie Lad to say Tender in Itaiicb the 'eke fhall aot be 4,slted in , words at length, 0) that Aril mot ha delivered to the Board tefire 01/C eller t,oet the faid Friday the 6th f September next, nor urtlefii Perf27 1147 wales the rendre:, or few Perim, on hit behall; attend 4 to onfwer when 4olkd fir. nc TUIL L OFFICE, Au& 6, dos. THE COMMISSIOiVERS for VICTUAII-LANG ~14-7Rsq HIS ;did% ESTI'', NA PT, do deretygive Notice. That or Wt tinefday the 25th of September next, they will c ri..1.17 to rec: ive TLnders in writing (haled up) fur filth quantities of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, 01 the td' quality, and to be cured in the enfaing rearm. as the refpec.ise Merchants and Dealers may think proper to Geer. one thl:d p4r, thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter to be of the erelufice defeription, cnntaiii;ng Fifty-two four-pound pie:es each, to be delivered Into His Majefty's Vietualling Stores at Dtptford, Portfmou.h, and Plymouth, and hato the Army Vic tualling Store. at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de. (tri2tion of Calks by the period undermentioned, Os. 00e feurth of the whole, by the isch of pauary, U.:•: half : f the remaining quantity. by the 3 tit March, i BO6 . And t!ve remainder, by the 3oth June, And to b.: paid for by Bills payabls with intereft ninety days after The Conditions of the Contra may be fan at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Dunne:Mlle, Agent for the ViCtuilling at Cork ; to the Collattors of his Majelty's CL11. , 7115 at Limerick, .Btlfaft, Newry, and Waterford; and to the l',:t Mailer General 4 Dahlia, refpcaively. N. No rank:for a Ida quantity than Soo Times lON be r.ccneue.. NO repo" will Ge bait fig tourer is voila tit frill liall ad he in word, at Ito:io t a tbatifoll oat ht &Dojos, to tit Bawd &fort 6,- .:c4:4-1 on It fait/ Wdaefda the 26th orSeptssoitto matt, a mile do polo; solo motet tie tattler, or foot terfoo M M Mat; atlas& waives taat cattalo.. On September the ift will be publifhed, price u. 6d. (To be cont i nued every other ..; onth) Number IV of r ENSURA LITERAIt lA, containing Tides and Aldtrads of Scarce Books. Articles of Biography, and other I.;!erace Antiquities, partly in Imitation of the Plan of Oldys's Lihr Irian. Pi in t..,1 far Loi.gman, Hurß, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnofter row; and J. White, Fleet-itzect. CONTENTS OF NUSISER IV. • Art. 1. Jehovah Jirels. Goo In the Mount; or, Engbnd's Parliamturary Chronicle. By , John Vicar., 16 44. 1. Gon's Arke overtopping the World's Waves; or, the Third Pan of the Parliamentary Chronicle, 1646, ow. 3. The Burning Buds not confumed; or, the Fourth and left lan of the Pathanientatie Chronicle, 1646, oto. 4. The Are of Englith Poefit. t689,4t0. S. 'Welty's Difcnurfe of Engin% Poctrie, 4to !SS& 6. Boffin's Six Booke's of a Common Weak, tranilattd by ichard Kuolles, F 01.1606. 7. Collins'. Ode., D4criptive and Allegorical, 1746. S. Wiafon's Hatay of the ancient Earls of Warren and Surrey, 776, to ilitlipot's Colleetion of Knights Bachelaws made by King lames, /tiro. 1660. 17. Vivorum Doetorum de Dire plinis Benernerentiutri Effigies . :(1.111. A. lthirtippo Gallen, Antwerptx; ;72. fol. xi. A Defcription of the Weßem lila. By M. Martin, Gent t;03,8.0. t:. Verfei, ex preffive of the Author's regret at not baying (WE. eitotly cultivated Poetry. 13. Defultory Obfervations on the Senfibitties and Eccentrici ties of Men of Genius. 14. Caleridarinm Paftorate, t 653, Bvo. 15. Smith's Chronicon Rotticum-Commerciale. Bvo. 1747, (continued). t 6. smith's Tracts on the Corn-Trade, with en Account of the Litt of Mr. Smith, t ?Oa. Bvo. 17. Fnghrd's Helicon, sot 4,8v0. 18. Retirement, a Poetical Fragment, (continued). 19. The Surveyor's I.Y.alogue. By John Norden, 4t0.1607. 10. Milton's Cypher, and Harlelan Library. at. Tboina Nabbes. . •, •••••.:5., ' t . . ... • , <.. '' eir. •=a, ( , .... !. ,ok t . . „, :• ,--.. , .., 4 . . •.. -. ...._ .• , ' 4 > .- 4 • . .. . ft, ' ... '. • •-,/ - 1 / 4 . -AV P: , ' . ......_____ .._ • i EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aury 24. 28os. TH E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANT'S of ENG LAND, traria: to the EAST INDIES, d. &coy give Notice, That the Connuktee will be ready to receive Propofals in writing. fealed up, on or before Wedmfday the 28th inflant, from fuch Perko' who may be willing to fupply the Company with COPPER. And that the COnditions of the Contrail may be fan upon ap. plication to Mr. James Conan, Clerk to the. Odd Committee, with whom the Pupa* malt be left befom Twelve o'Clock at noon on the hid allth halm, beyond phi& your the Committee will not receive any Tender. EAST INDIA HOURS, Airy, 22, 18os. THE GOMMITTBE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENG traisag to the EAST-INDIES, do heresy jive natio, That the Committee will be ready to receive Propofab, in waiting, fulled up, on or before Wednefday the 4th of September, front fuch Pinions who may be willing to fupply the Company with ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, . PITCH AND TAR, SHOT AND SHELLS, and SWEDISH IRON. And that the Condition* of the Contradt may be feen upon ap plication to Mr James Cowan, Clerk to the fald Committee, with whom the Propofala mutt be left before twelve o'clock at ouott,oa the fad 4th of September, betond which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, 'sly 31; Ms. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tralisi, to the EAST INDIES, do herd" ewe Notice, That they will be ready to receive propeials, in writing, on or' before ,'Wednefday the 28th of Augult, for the hire of a further i number of Voyages of fuch Ships of from about 600 to yoo Tons bu rthen, which have performed their oantraandnuntber of Voyngis in the CoMpany's Service. The Tendcrt, with the words • Ship Tender' on the cover, to be fevcrally fealcd up, and left , with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the above day, beyond whiCh hour - the Court will not receive any Tender. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships are required to be tendered for the Company's Service, may be teen, upon application to Mr. James Colgan, Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, on or after Friday the ad of Auguit. The Court do hereby further give notice, That if ;gay Letter or Memorandum fhould be fent in, in explanation of, or in addition to any Tender, fuck Tender Will be Netted by the Court. WILLIAM RAMSAY; SemSerf. A-I. T a Meeting of the Maier Boot and Shoe-makers of Portfroonth and Porde*, held this day at the Mitre Ta vern, Pordea, for the purpofe of taking into coolideration the cooduet and pra dices of the JOURNEYMEN of the Paid Bulinefs, Rcfolved— t hat an unlawful Combination of the journeymen employed in the, laid Trade has, for fome time pa ft, etilted in there towns, which is produCtive Of great detriment to the Tilde and Public in general. That fueh Combination appears to be connected with limilar combinations in London and elfewhere, and that the evil is not merely local, but general throughout the Country. That tie confequences of Web an extenfive Combination are highly mSchievous, and that the crafting Laws appear to be Wads. quate to fupprds fucb combinations. Itefolved—l haat is become expedient to take fume mcafure for the more effelitual Suppre lli on of fuch Soc i et i es Combinations. . _ or - • That a Committee be appointed to inform thanfelves of the ex- Ming Laws applicable to the grievance experienced, and be advi fed of the molt effedual plan of proceeding for the attainment of the objet in view, and that the fame be laid before a future Meet ing of the Trade. liefolved--That Mr. Jahn %Cher, Mr. Thomas Sheppard, Mr. Shield Legg. Mr. Robert Brock, Mr. William Humby, and Mr. James Madden, be Members of fuels COMltlittee, and that the fame be an open Committee, to be computed of fuels Matters as shall think proper to join the fame.' That the Committee take proper means of communicating the proceedings of the prefent Meeting to fuels of the Trade as have net attended this meeting, and of calling another meeting. Refolved—That no meafure be taken in purfuance of thefe Re (elution., but fuels as shall be in Bildt uniformity with the Lairs, and under the Candle° of previous kgal advice. Portfea, July 8. i 8 5. THOS. SHEPPARD. In confequence of various unfounded reports having been circu lated refpeetiog the oiled and intention of the Matter Boot and Shee-makers, at a Meeting held this day, at the fame place, Rekdved.--That the above Refolutions be publilhedin the STA a, for the information of the 'lra& in general throughout the country. *quit is, 1805. TIMBERED ESTATES IN SUSSEX AND SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Half Moon Inn. Petworth, Suffix ' no Monday the 16th of September, at r s &Clock, iu Lou, tu be hereafter fpecificii, THE following deferable and very valuable ESTATES, the greater part FREEHOLD, and a fawn part Copylaold of Inheritance and Leafehold for a very long Term of Years. Stoat* in the feveral Parilles of Kirdford, Wilborough Grccn,•nd Fiddieworth, in Suffes and Hail:mere, Thurficy, and Elftead, in Surrey, viz. Hcacifulo Wood Farm in Kirdford and Wilborougb Green, containing rsoA. sR. asP. part in the occupation of William Penfoid, and the remaining part, coofifting of Coppice Laud in band, being all Freehold. Ceouchland Farm afro in lartlford, containing sayA oR. BP. in the occupation of James Mills, and alto sP of Coppice Land in hand bring Freehold. actin a very (mall part Copyhold and Learchold. Signor Farm, with the Manor thereof in Kirdford and Fiddle.. worth, containing 9/A. oR. 16P. in the occupation of Robert Pal mer, being Freehold and Tythe Free except u to two Acres in Fiddieworth. Alfn a Yearly Rent Charge of ii. 32. ad. payable and Wiling out of certain Linda belonging to the Earl of Egreniont In Klrd ford and Petworth. &quo: Farm in Fiddleworth, containing 62A. 2R. 37P. in the occupation of the Ltd Robert Wilmer and John Brown, being all Freehold. Haakhurß Farm to Haftemers and Thurfley, containing tc6A. oR. 34P. in the occupaion of Robert Ncircfl, being all. Freehold except half an Acre of Copyhold. Hickkant Bottom, in Tiiurfley and Elftead, malting of five Pieces of Meadow Land, containing SA. oR. 3sP. in the occupa tlon of John Manvell , and oft piece of Coppice Land, containing LIN. 3 R. oP. in hand. The whole of the above Eftates are full of One growing Timber, and are fituatc in a Country well adapted for all kind *f Field I Sports and abounding with Game. To be viewed by applying to the refpeetive Tenants, and further Particulars known of Meffrs. G. and J. SmallpLcc, Stoke, next ! Guildford, Surrey. Printed defcriptive Particulars and Condilons of Sale may be had at the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood in due time before' lilt iabh ef the foblioatioo whotA trace wilt k eivao. TUESDAY, AUGUST iflos. By Order of the Honourable 10.1111111111011116 of his Majeft* Ctifturns, at the Calton Hoare, Roadie'', 'On Tharfday, Ansuft 29, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in feveral Lots: roa soma corsourrios. 1740 GROCER 23 Gallons Wine 61 Ditto Brandy .94 Pounds whole rapper 48 Ditto Ruin • 155 Pieces foreign China And fandry final Articles. COI EXPORTATION. 13 Fines India Silk Handkerchiefs—One Silk ShawL 231. per Cent. will be required as a dePolit. CUSTOM HOUSE, RYE. There will be pat up to Sale, Thurfday, the spth loft. at Eleven o'eloek hi the Forenoon, in fundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING G 0 ODS, VIZ. TOR PRIVATE USE. About ilk* Gallons Geneva 1630 . Brandy 240 Rinn ao Gallons Brandy. of legal itrength, for Dealers. to Gallons Rcd WO Bottles Port Wine 79 0 Claret 348 White 36 Compounds 5300 Founds Salt 78 Tel • •s Carts. • • The Goods to be viewed the day before and inotabeg Ot the Sale. 231. per cent. will be required* a depo&. CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuefday the loth day of September, acts, at the George Inn in Grantham, between the hours of three and five in the after. boon, fubjedt to fuch ternis and conditions of Sale as than be then and there produced, LL That Capital MESSUAGE or DWEL LING HOUSE. fituate Jo the centre of Vine.ftreet,ll Grant ' ham. confifting of Breakfaft room, Dining-room, two Kitchens, Drawing-room, Bed-rooms, and excellent Cellars • tegetlier air° with the Stable Yard and Garden thereunto bclongti, now in .I.•e occupation of Burgoine Temkin, Efq. The Houle is fubftandally bulk, well Sued Op, and nearly as good as new, and particularly convenient for i medical Gentleman. Poffetton maybe bad at Michaelmas neXt, and the fixtures (if required) taken at an appealfement. For further particulars apply to ,Mr. Davis, Queen-Ignard, Boomsbury,Loadont or to Mr. White, Attorney at G rant ham. ESTATES IN THE COUNTY OF LANARIt. • % TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE, In the Royal Exchange Ceffee-houfe, Edinburgh, du Wedoefday the 35th September, at Two o'clock; to be put up at reduced prices, viz. DRUMPELLIER ESTATE; with the Lands adjoining, forming a comps& property of about 880 Eiglifh Acres of fertile Land. moßly in rich Pe tune, and out of Leak, the prefent income being Valued at 21501. per annum, betides the Timber and Coal, which mull become extremely valuable. This Lot will be put up at - - L 63,am I.ANGLEES, 34 Acres, rent about 501. pee Annum sAcet RINNS, yo ditto ditto 1751. 4.500 The COAL of 300 ditto -. . . 3Pco The Lands and Barony of FASKINE, Land Rent 55 0 Coal Rout a,sco iC VS% at 41,000 Three Acres at Canal Harbour, rent t6oL 3Jc* Forty nine Shares of the Stock in the Monkland Na vigation, yielding at prefent an annual income of 22781. tos. at • 45,000 The above Fropertlis are fituated between the tides of Edits burgh and Glafgow, thirty miles from the former and feven from the latter; the great Rood between theft Cities and the Monkland Navigation communicating with the Ealt and Weft Sea, afford the means of improvement, and infare a ptogreffive rife in the value of thCfe Eftates to a great atm. Particulars may be bad by application to Meffrs Dennetts and Greases, Lincoln's-Inn Pk CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HANSHAW, At the hook of Mr. Miller, the sign of the Roebuck, in Newcaf tie, in the county of Stafford, on Thurfday the 26th day of Sep tember, sks, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in one Lot, and fubjedt to Inch conditions as mail be then produced, A COMPACT and Deferable Freehold Eflate, call ed the RUDGE, fituate in the Parini of Standen, in the (aid county of Stafford, confifting of a good Farm-boort, with re quifite and convenient Outbuildings, and about 213 acres of Arable, Meaddw, and Pafture Land, in the occupation of Mr. John Ad derby, a yearly tenant; with t'le Manor or reputed Manor ex tending over the Paid Mate. the Rudge is within a wort diftance of the Great Road from Ler am to Chefter, Si miles from Eccic -14211 and Woore, five from Market Drayton, to from Newcallie and Stone, and 12 from S...fford. _ And at the houfe of Mr. Chamberlain, die fign of the White Hart, in Uttozeter, In the hid county of Stafford. on Friday the 27th day of September, dos, at three o'clock in she afternoon, in one Lot, and fubjed to fuch conditliviS as Olkiil be then produced, A Compad Freehold nate, celled Birchen-Bower ' fituate ion the Parllh of Uttouter, In the hid county of Stafford, confiding of a good Farm houfc, and convenient Outbuildings, and about 132 acres of Arable, Maslow, and Failure land, within a ring fence, and in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Griffin, a yearly tenant. Bir chen BoWer adjoins the Turnpike-road from Lichfield to Uttoxe ter, and is Ciltant from the latter place about 2# miles, A from Abbots Bromley, is miles from Stafford, and 12 from Stone. The Tenants will thew the Eftates, Maps of which may be fern at the Office of Meru. Mills. Crufo, and Junes, in Leek, Stafford- Mire, where and of Mr. Iola& Billiton, jun. at Kahn, near Maria% Shropthire, any further particulars may he had, and by whom let ters (pull paid) will be duly ears% ered.—(One Firm.) FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, GRAVESEND KENT. 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHNSON and SON, At the White Hart Inn, Gravefend. Kent, on Wednefday, Augult 28, at Two o'clock, A COMMODIOUS Freehold brick-built Dwelling ▪ A. Houfc, fituate in the centre of High-ftregt, Gravefend, lire in the occupation of Mr. William Harris, deceafed, containing gond drawing room and parlours; convenient bed-chambers, dref fin; room, fervants' rooms, a newly ere red detached kitchen and laundry, good cellars, and other domeltic conveniences • with a pump of excellent fpring water. The whole In a verygood ftate of repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a getteel Fami. ly. The Purchafer may be acrommodmcd with the Furniture a t a fair valuation. Alto 3i Acres of rich Garden Crow d. in a high Bate of cultivation, well planted with afparagus and thriv ing Fruit-trees; with a Cottage and Summer-haute erected thereon. This finiation livery pleafant, vitt &linable for Building on. and near the Turnpike-road. A largOpertion of this ground is fiippof ed to contain excellent Brick Earth. It will be divided into fix Lots, for the accommodation of Purehafers., Alto, a Leafehold Dw, hing.Houfe, (Watt in High-Erect, Grave fend, containing good Bed-r. 0 , 11,1. Parlours, Walk hunk, Cellar, a large Shed and Garden, well of good Water ; and a c mmutsica den with Church-ftreet. in the occupation of Mr. John Alman, tenant at will, at the low rent of per annum, OA. Thefe Premifes are held for an unexpired term of 45 Year% from Michaelmas next, at a Ground Rent of per annual, 41. May be viewed any time previous to die Sale by applying to Mr. Bedingfield, Solicitor, or the Audioneers, Gravefelid. Pat ticulsr4 ant conditions may Sc hail at Batfon's ColLic-houfg, London ; Dartford ; Bull, Kochufter; King's Arms, Grays ; of Mr. Bedingfitld, Solicitor, and of the AuEtionecrs, 1 - 111/11-Itr. et, Grarticadi I, • _ tl Y', DRAWN THIS ir 21 - EGINS SEPTEMBER je, dos. • • • SCHEME. . . .• . 3 Prime of f,sepoo ire ‘66.71e 3 .... tom° -- 40.000 s . •!.‘ 5.000 moors THE ONLY LOTTER' )•- - -- -: ~ .. PRICE SIX TO 3E . vi►r 4 6 spoo ',coo. tow Coen . to -,• - .1 03 SAO* So -,- top ~. 3,000 60 So - Loco 4,500 • "- 20 777 9 0 • 0 :O 3,ti00• Firft-drawn Statist 10 ess i s ;,.... 200 ,, 0 ---- entitled to 3 7,619 &refits , -,. 77,382 Bhnis 0 •11•111 .....a...... % 55,0c0 Tickets. 4 Willi . , . The Firft-drawn ifcliet, 54. Day Lions° Ditto - - •th Day sodepo Ditto • : - 7th Day _ SA: O . • AM pin of* above Capitals. • T ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale it ill thi - LiCa*Sliti LOTTERY OFPICES. Price of a Ticket Ll 9 5 o Hal - ,9 77 o I Eighth 7 Qarter - 429 o 1 Sista:nth - H _..„......„--...-.... ORNSBY and Co. refpeefully acgoatnt the bility, Gentiy , and the Public, t!:at they have 6n far a vi• riety of Tickets and Shares for the prefent State Lottery. whids begins Drawing the ;nth of September. —Orders by Maii - Otari, Carriers, , or Poft, executed enadtly on the faine tentis u if me, fait.—Prines paid en demand, whether. a so/ or goxct ae tick old-eftablithed State Lottery Ofiee, No, 26, CORNHILL- $ 10 0 I $ • um; wsy al pww&nary Elegantly printed in (mall o&ivo- and embeillibed with a beard fully engraved Frontifplece, price s► in boards, I'FFUSIONS of LOVE from CHATELtR to L- 4 MARY (afEEN of SCOTLAND. Trandated Eton; si Gallic Manufenpt in the Scotch College at Paris intercpetied with Songs, Sonnets, and Notes Explanatory, by the Tranilatoe. - Printed for C. Chupplr., Pall-Mall, and Southampton tow, Ra fe! (quart. Of whom May bi bid, natty printed in IMO °dm, and,ice. trued by an Emblematic Pronelfpiene, ptice 3s 6d. bo The Duelliits; Or, Men of Honour; a Story ; calculated to ilmw the Fotly, Extravagance, and Sin of Duelling. By William Lima This day was publithed:in - Fne Volume Imperial, Quarto, *Walla ing a Map and eighty Engravings, price ,Five Guineas and a Half in boards ; and a fear Copies on (mallet Paper, price Foxe Guineas, A SELECTION of VIEWS in the COUNTY of LINCOLN; eele*ifing the PriaciPal Towns and Charehea s the remains of Calla and Religious Hooks, and beats of the No bility and Gentry, with Topographicil and . Hiftorical Amami* of each View.—The Plates engraved by Bartholomew Hollitett. Primed for William Miller, Aftsecoarle-ftrect. Gentlemen, haviag odd Numbers of the above Work, are re quited to complete their Sets by the end of March, after whith time they tannot be fupplied but at an advanced price PRESERVATION OF FRUIT. RRBURLINGHAM, of Worceller, rerpeEtfully . informs his Friends who have made trial of hio oompofition for dettroying Wafps, Flies, Ants, &c. that he bits appointid Mr. London, of Ai, Holborn, oppaite Gray's Inn, fitle Vender of it le o by whom all 'mins will be duly executed for Town and Country forty money. 'lb& who want a pattern of the Trough ufeti in feeding them, may be fupplied with one, and printed diredtbno for Making tbanak and alto for Wing the Compofition B. would recommend be. v ginning to attract the Wafpa a little before the ripening of the Fruit.:Soldfin Vials follicle:at for a gum at ss. each, half pint mit. turesto. id. each. Dr. HUCIIISMITH's FEMALE PILLS, Price as. pd, and 4s. 6d. THE well-known e ffi cacy of this valuable Prefcrip don, and the univerfal approbation It has met 'eh even la cafes where the Brit advice has failed, raiders encomium aline& unneceffary ; and, for thofe particular lomplaints, with which fe males at certain periods of their livei are fo y affildtvd, long experience has proved this higkly di ftinguimedkLte en be the molt certain and fovareign reffiedy. A Brief Treatlfe deferiptive of its virtues may be had gratis at Mrs. B. Watkins, No. t t, Fleet -ftreet, nearly facingChancerrlane, where by fpccial appointment they are fold wholefak and rctalL , Alf° Dr. Hugh Smith's Recitative Nervous Pill•—.. Retail alto at Bacon's, Oxford.ftrert ; Voiding, V•Ille. Tutt, and Bolton's, Cornhill; Gregory's, Brighton; and at Settifon and Wa,rren's Li braries, Margate.....N. IS. Sent to any part of town or country by . direEting to E. Watkins as above. WATERING PLACES. ROSS takes the liberty of alruring the Nobility and Gentry, that he his no conneetion with, nor has be fent any perfuo whatever this frafon to either of the Watering places. Mat tered as he muft be that fo many perfons arume Ids name and repu tation, to proenre the fupport of the public; yet he cannot alloW them to pradtlec their (themes of deception without exporter& He begs leave to recommend thole Ladles and Gentlemen who mean to honour him with their commands, to apply at N 0.119, Bilhopfgate.within cony. As thofe who vend PEROT : TES - and ORNAMENTAL HAIR undir his apparent fans ion, can only poi:refs thole caft -eitf articles which have been rejeCted by him, either from a defea of manufadttre, ar from a want of (Albion. He hopes to be pardoned for repeating that he can anf •er for no Articles, nor does he employ any Drell rs but (nth *Bare to be procured at MI emporium in Biflsopgate.ftreet, where continue to he exhibited all kinds of PERUQU ESin the molt elegant tafte, falkionable ftile, and uncommon ♦ witty. All his unparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts. Boni. and Ban.. Beaux, are eiccuted entirely by his kflrat Lou, and under MA in. fyettion. N. B. Ross mot relpedtfully drai the favour of the Ladled' and Gentlemen when roamed to sown, rid they and the public tray be affuted that he has, and will employ men of the molt mi. rant pmkflional -fifties, which is an emb-lrhment CURIOUS DISCOVMRt IN GALVetNI.am. • JONIOs GALVANIC ELIX , R. OF this eetrunrdinary Medicine, little need he laid. Its general tire and very ettenHve circulation, Ad& cicutly point out its merits. Ihe Elixir is particularly return. mended to Women in high life and delicate Perfuns of tither felt, . who from habits of indulgence, late fitting up, Lite. &c ere fobjedt to various Nervous Affedlions. The only fenSble diet% is an in. ftantaneous reiteration of health and fpi rite, at the fame time being pcetdiarly grateful and even delicious to the talts. le effeettalty prevents and cures aH kind of Fruptions on the Skin Which gene rally arifc from a feverifh beat in the Syitens. In Jaundice, Sick Head ache, the Bile, Confuniptivt Complaints, Hylleriad Agee. Norm, Dropfy, Ramie Diforders, &c. &e. the tirft bottle, if the I)ifeafe is recent. generally tired, a cure. 'l'o married petiole who have not been bleliett with what ii eonfidered * great and principal end of matrimony, Children, the above will be found anti invaluable treafure.—TO prevent the poffthibty of impofition, pleale to obferve that each bottle is itteinfed in a foaled cofb r, with direaions and a more detailed account than delicacy or the limits of an Advertifement nettld admit, on the outHde S. joetet, in the Propri-tor's hand writing, and fold only in LondAa by Meffrs.Shaav and Edwards, St. Paui's Church-yu , d price ye- the bottle. Sold in the Cduntry by Mr. Baxter, ' &burgh; Mr. Dancer, York; Mifs ;;re.:ion, Liverpool; Mr. Sul es, Manche& ter; Mr. Switiner, ; Mr. Drewry. Derby; Mr.. Ridge, Mswark ; Leeds; Mr. N:%vcottihe, Stamford; Mr. Collins. FaZiruury Marriott, Bath; Nirsa,Shieteliffe, Briltvi; Mr. 1./V.o:3ller. Exeter; M....rts.C,:,b y. ua C o. Fly. mouth; Mr. Walker, Glouccßer; Mr Sherburne; an d 11,rvev, Southamptem--.Orders for tour bottles, incloHngie One Pound N (piAt pid) and addrtfltd Mr. Java, No..tiq, High Holboru, slid be pundually eaccuatd. "A. • ""