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NUMBER c 240 1 THURSDAY, OVEMBER 7, iB_os. riiic. SIX•PENCL THEATRE ROYAL, DRpRT-LANE. rzcwiLLnec OFPlCA,Novenier 5, dos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS AfifyES777l N,117, I, &et* Ow Nair*, That on Friday the tsth intim*, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing Veiled up) awl treat for TWELVE HUNDRED TISOUSAND GOLDSTONE, 31C1C AND WOUNDED OFFICE, Alowsiev4, du g . SURGEONS OF THE ROYAIL NAVY. 'THERE being on the Liit of navy Surgeons, lie nausea of many who have not fenbd, fo as to become cod. tied to Half-Pay, the CommiSonera for Sick and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that snide Nell Perrone SAS relent thesatelves for employment, or fatiafy the Board of their inability to do fo, Wore the expiration of the prefent year, their names will be omitted in the Lift fee the year wining, on the fuppoStion of their being dead, or having quitted the ferrite. IRSNCH 4NI DUTCH PAPERS. THIS PRESENT EVENING. NOVEMBER 7, will be acted the new Comedy called A PRIOR CLAIM. The Chara&rs by • Mr. DOWTON. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. PALMER. Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. DORMER, Mr. COLLINS. The Prologue to be retaken by Mr. DE CAMP. And the Epilogue by Milt DUNCAN. After which, an entire New Ballet, wish NeiiSceqes, Drees, and Oecorations, called • • TERPSICHOI2E'S RETURN.: To which will be added the Farce of THE APPRENTICE. To morrow, A prior Claim ; with the Midnight THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARD N. r rHIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, will be zeta a Ttaiedy, called VENICE PRESERV'D. Jailer, (Era time) Mt...C. KEMBLE. Pierre, (4ra time) Mr. KEMBLE. Betvidera. Mrs. SIDDONS. After which wine prcknied, a Loyal Muleat impromptu. caned NELSON'S GLORY. he Principal Charafters by lleffn. FAWCETT, INCLF.DON, HILL. and TAYLOR. Mv. ATKINS, Mrs. MARGERUM, Mra. MARTYR. &c. To conclude with A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. fought on the uft Odober, To which will be added the Muftcal Entertainment of THE QUAKER. Tomorrow, the Comedy of VildOats. or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (Not Ids than forty-eight inches in length) fit for malting Coved Twigs; to be anfwerable to (ample' to be produced with the dens; to be delivered by the 3oth of April, and, in equal =whir prapordons, into his Majefty's Vidtnalling Stores at 'Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after Gate.--N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than One Hundred Thoufand Rods will be adm'tted. The Conditions of the Cuntrad may be feet at the Secretary's OlEce. BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS, Odobea3o, illos: BARRACK DEPARTMENT. RUCH Perform as are willing to Contraft for Fencing in the Barracks at the undermentioned Mem, viz. ARUNDEL, EXETER, CHICHESTER, STOKE, at PLYMOUTH, May fee th Specification and Form of Contra,/ for the fame, at the Barrack Office, or at the Barrack Mailers of the fevcral Bar• racks, any day after the ad of November nest, between the hours red ten and four o'clock. 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' -.'4.' -- .7 • s p". , • i , -'' ' 3• i , ' l ~.... ; 1 1; rA 1 1( tt o ' A ~,...... . T 1 ---/ • lei Ir , - - 1 - " ( U — R — SDAY, N - 1 : ...g ; • ~ .. ... - • .- ', "wake ,s, dose , PRINCH 41N11 DUTCH PAPICRI , 'CTUALING .-....-...-. . . . . 'w Nat*, EPPINCIIII • OCT. 20.--Withiii the lad few dais; lay to multi three detachments of Andriaa prifoners, amounting 11 to about sOOO men, among which were General I'ONR, As pas, five fu per ior, and near too fubaltern officers, have pallid through this tOwn. A fourth detach:. i 'Merl Ment is arrived this ask, and will continue its march •I'en. for Bruchfal and Rheinhaufen, where they will pars tily 1 the Rhine. The greeted part of thOfe prifoners were taken in the atlions of Wertingen and Guntzburgh ; ' they belong to the regiments of Real:, Kraiz, Kau. . i nitz, Huff, the Tyrolian chaffeurs, artillery, Hulans, 1 and the (even battalions of grenadiers lately formed. UCH Perform as are willing to ContraEt for We expeet 3000 more prifoners tomorrow. Thi • 'ming in the Barracks at the undermentioned Place, viz. day 300 wouhded French arrilied here. Softie drag. AUNDEL, EXETER, glingcorps of the Auftrian army have advanced to 'CHESTER, STOKE, at PLYMOUTH, the Neckar, and have fpread an alarm from Stutgard to Ileilbron. A confiderable fom of money belong .t Slwviecation and form of Contra,* for tbe f e, at lince, ee et the Beeeeeh maa . of the keen , Bee. ing to the French armr, paired this day through our town, on its way bick to Spires. after the ad of November nest, betweas the boon * *d oc k. Ti m p ro w l & f or na b B arrac k. at r , rk AN Cit roar, Oc t. 22.—Yeaerday a French feet and a half running in length, mull be ad- deader paffed throtigh here front Munich, on his . ek-Mafter Gemsal at Spring Gardens, with . 11.1 Or to I t h° l24 • the Barracks at ~. marked on each An article in a itenfpaper, dated Caffel, fays, that ! ited up , 00 or bdore ma eeeek.en the immediately on the arrival of a courier from Berlin, Sufficient leeway will be required fot the Heffian army was put on the footing of war, and was to join a Pruffian corps. It is added, that Mr. Contra& ' Ta 4 t toe, the Englifh hlinifter, had returned to Cal. 'E CONTINENT. fel, having received an exprefs order froth his Court • , :s to recommend the fol. to continue there. Anothcr Newfpaper rays, that a of their general intend at al, corps of Pro (Ilan troops, confiding of so,ooo men, _ were affembling on the Villula; that so,ooo Ruffians 'm of Germany, Italy, am bd • • d G a joine at rodno, and an equal number in the defeription and Gazetteer • 13 p u n ., i n we i nn environs of Watfaw. OCT. 26.—The theatre of war being removed 'geed may be had fe• from the banks of the Bier to Bavaria, the ufual comic of the mails hai been refumed, hy which we I T " th ' il ' etll have received letters direet from Ulm, which do nht owed, ti. is. •„, atr i es , f rom give a very favourable account of the conduit of the i ii. iii. 6d. Auftrian Generals, and it appears there have been freat difagreements among then., in particular.there 'ants. Efq. as been a violent difpute between the Archduke , d, al. sa. ,- CERDINAND and General MACK, becaufe the former wanted to quit Ulm and give battle to the enemy.- , but the General (hewed his orders to the Prince, witich placed the chief command entirely in his own ` hands, and he chute to remain at Ulm, where his condua became mare incomprehenfible every day. rpecially wben it is-obferved, that on the z 6th, being 1 days before he figned the capitulation, he iffued 'ollowing order :-,, In the name of his Majef; hold all Generals, Officers, and Subalterns, re. • 'e upon their honour, duty, and welfare, not sn the word ' furrender,' nor to think of an, - 'ban the mod vigorous defence-a defence It. be of long duration, as the van of two Auftrian and Ruffian, will arrive at lys to deliver us. If we &mild fall us, we have ftill prank of sOOO * ' , s, food. 1 &all be the firlt. to eat 'cry man will be ready to join . ape* of the good Citizens. to omife, that they will be fel, 7, OCT. a s.--YeEterday the t of Ulm with the honours ' down their arms, and They are to be fent edemas, under the NaT'sdivifion of the 'y fmall detach wandered into ' detached bri- , i purfuit of •it the bet- , ' and gni- ' 'tr, and ve 4. . aad • , ty. . . lf . . , . i , —....n.... . . . Enlaced, OCT. ao.—Within the lad few dais; three detachments of Auftrian prifoners, amounting to about sOOO men, among which were General As ra a, five fu per ior, and near too fubaltern officers, have pallid through this town. A fourth detach : . ment is arrived this ilaY, and will continue its march for Bruchfal and Rbeinhaufen, where they will pats the Rhine. The greeted pars of there prifoners were taken in the aaioas of Wertingen and Gontzburgh t they belong to the regiments of Real:, Kraiz, Kau. nitz, Huff, the Tyrolian chaffeurs, artillery, Hulans, I and the (even battalions of grenadiers lately formed. We expeEl 3000 more prifoners tomorrow. Tlii s day Soo wounded French arrived here. Some liras gling corps of the Auftrian army have advanced to the Neckar, and have fpread an alarm from Stutgard to ileilbron. A confiderable tom of money belong ing to the French army, patted this day through our town, on its way hick to Spires. Foam carorr„ Oct. 22.—Yetterday a French courier patted throtigh here trent Munich, on his ,feay to Mentz. An article in a newfpaper, dated Caffel, lays, that immediately on the arrival of a courier from Berlin, the Heftan army was put on the footing of war, and ( was to join a Pruffian corps. It is added, that Mr. TAYLOR, the Englith hlinifter, had returned to Cal fel, having received an exprefs order from his Court to continue there. Another Newfpaper rays, that ,a corps of Profilan troops, confiding of so,ooo men, were affembling on the Villula; that so,ooo Ruffians bad joined at Grotto), and an equal number in the environs of Watfaw. OCT. 26.—The theatre of war being removed from the banks of the Bier to Bavaria, the ufual comic of the mails hai been returned, by which we have received letters direa from Ulm, which do net give a very favourable account of the conduit of the Auftrian Generals, and it appears there have been great difagreements among then., in particular there has been a violent difpute between the Archduke FERDINAND and General Mace, becaufe the former wanted to quit Ulm and give battle to the enemy.-- but tit.: General (hewed his orders to the Prince, which placed the chief command entirely in his own hands, and he chafe to remain at Ulm, where his conduit became more incomprehenfible every day, efpecially when it ivoliferved, that on the zetth, being two days before he figned the capitulation, he ifued the following order :—,, In the name of his Majef. ty, I hold all Generals, Officers, and Subalterns, re fponfible upon their, honour, duty, and welfare, not to mention the word ' furrender,' nor to think of anr thing elk than the mod vigorous defence—a defence which cannot be of long duration, as the van of two great armies, Auftrian and Ruffian, will arrive at [Ties in two days to deliver us. If we mould fall . Ilion of .provifsons, we have dill upwards of soon horfes left for oar food. 1 mail be the Srlt• to eat borfe-Reilt, and every man will be ready to join me, which I alto expea of the good Citizens, to whom I repeat my promife, that they will be fully paid for all. BANKS or TN a DISUSE. OCT. a s.—Yellerday tho Aunt inn army mat ched out of Ulm with the honours of war, and afterwards laid dawn their arms, and were made prifoners of war. They are to be feat towards the Rhine in feveral columns!, wider the ecort of the cavalry of Marfhal Nay's divifion of the army. STOTGARD, OCT. 23. —Every day (mall detach ments of Auttrians, who in the flight wandered into' the mountains, are brought in. Some detached bri gades of the army of Aucsaaaau are in purfuit of thole unfortunate perfons, who, having got the bet ter of their fears, but exhaufted by hunger and gni fay, defire nothing greater than to (offender, and trult to the generolity of their enemies. We are et lured that the French have entered Saltzburgh, and • that, without lots of time, they advanced into Sty ria, by the valley of the river Muhr, which winds through the mountains. By this movement the Arch. duke CH eats. will be placed between two fires. • . VERONA, OCT. lb.—When Marthal MUMMA had • . . fr 'received intelligence of the viaories obtained by thin French army in Germany, he deemed it expedient r: to put the troops under his command in motion, and to pats the Web. The Arehduke CHARLIS ordered his troops from a part of the Venetian territory, to veinforce his army on the banks of the Tagliimento. koonfiderable corps of Auftrian troops, which lay before Ligniano, retired from thence in the Met of the 'iath. Belisle this retreat took place, the Arch duke CH eases canted all the young men to be kiss ed, who fled to the other fide of the Etfch, to avoid the military confcription, whom be lent to the army on the Danube. The Archduke has ordered a ge neral confcription. Martha Massaro patted the Ettch with two divi. ' aorta of his army : this occurred in the greeted order and regularity, and was performed in lei s than three quarters of an hour. The iffue of diets manoeuvres was, the making 700 Auftrians prifoners, with four pieces of cannon and twelve caiffons. When this in telligence was difpatehed, the Marfkal was about to attack the Auftrians ; and it cannot be long before ' they will be obliged to quit their entrenchments in the neighbourhood of this city. MIL•N, OCT• a t.—A flying camp is forming at .relent under the wall of Alexandria. It is to confift of Grenadiers of cavalry, and of light artillery. The chief command of the camp is to be entruded to Ge. 1 neral MSNOU, who will hare under his orders four 1 Generals of Divifion and Brigade. General POUGAT, Governor of the Department of Setia, who is to be employed there, is already at his pod. The intention of the camp of Alexandria is to 'labia a Itrong army of referee, to eitablilha point of obtervation, and to give affiftance quarter it may be wanted. This pofi , igetair of the Ligurian Alps, the And the rear of the army of Italy. TRANSPORT OFFICE LONDON, Othkr 18,1805. TO BUILDERS, &c. PRISONERS OF WAR; DARTMOOIk. THE CJMMISSIONERS for conthseting His hLbIESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care and CLftody of Pitt - otters of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Monday the 16th day of De cember neat, to receive kakd Tenders from fuch Perfons u may be willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of a PRISON, for the Confinement of Five Thonfand Prifoners of War, on Dart moor, Devonfhire. MR. STOCKDALE begs to recommend the fol lowing WORKS, cio account of their general intercit at this Plans and Specifications will be laid for infpedion on Monday 18th day of November nest, at this Office, and at Tort Royal ton Dartmoor, near the fpot on which the Prifon is to be built. Chauchard's Twenty-fevat Sheet Map of Germany, Italy, dm half bound,in one Volume folio( with a defcription and Gazetteer of the fame, containing four Maps, and a 3 plans, in one large Volume, royal co. 61.65. The dcfctiption and Gazetteer above•mentioncd may be had re parately, 2L I as. 6d. Chauchard's reduced Map of Germany and Italy on three Oaeets, tos._6d.• or on canvas antroders, or in a ade,coloured, IL Is. The Tenders we to contain Propciais for Prices for exec-ta d:lg Work, the including every Trade, or for any separate Trades refpedlivdy, with the name, of fuelcient sureties for fulfilling the Comrade thereafter to be entered into. Chauehard's Map of the Rhine and adjacent Countries, from the Baltic to the Mediterranean SW, pricc on meets ii. its. 6d. The Buildings and Boundary Walls will cover about fifteen Acres; they are to be conftrueted of Moor Stone, to be broken from the feattered rocks on the fpot,where Here is alio fine gravel, land, and water ; they are to be Roared with timber, and roofed with Timber and Slate, or on canvas and rollers al. xis. 6d. Hillary of the Helvetic Contedentey, by Jofeph Plana, Efq. elegantly printed in a volt eto. with a Map of Snitzerlazd, I. aa. No. in, Piccadilly. Odober. tgos. LENNON'S HOTEL, Torr Royal is ditlant from Moreton 15 miles, from Plymouth t.t miles, from Taviftock fix Fades, and from Lophili Q2ay nine miles, where there is good Lime, and to which there I. naviga don up the Tavy, from Plymouth. No Tenders will be received after One o'Cloa. on December the t6th, the day of treaty, nor will auy be attended to, unlefs the party, or an agent for him, should attend. No. 37 and 38, Saciville-ttrece. JOHN LENNON begs leave to return his rno't grateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, who have Cu libe rally patrociftd him finee his commencement in buhnefs • and for their further accommodation, he has enlarged his concerns by the addidon of the Hoare adjolulng, from wilkh he has opened a communication, and has (pared no expellee in fitting op the whole dtablifiment in a fuperior ityle of elegance, which he hopes will be found toafford fuel comfort and Isthfadtion, as be truth will enable him to hope far a continuance of thofe favours he bas hither to Cu amply impeded:et —Dublin, 06tober t, silos, 1 1"naz i hin w y &weer ers po the line of the Poo OFFICE I• ' OR THE SALE OF LANDS. IN THE BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. WHITEHALL, NOVRKIIER aos. RICH AND FERTILE TRACKS OF ARABLE, MEA DOW, MARSH, AND WOOD LAND, IN THE ISLAND OF PRINCE EDWARD, (Formerly called Saint Jebn's,) Ia the GULF of SAINT LAWRENCE, aae deb. aura COLONIES belonging to Oltititt Barnum. GOVERNMENT having for many years obferved with regret the anted of feveral of the origioal Propeie ton of Land to feats fo fine an Maud. capable of *owing very advantageous to the Mother Country. came to a Reitlotion fume time Glace, of enforcing the payment of the arrears or Q2it Rent, or otherwlfe curie a Sale of the Lands. In eonfequenpc whereof, and from various other circutuftances, befides many ksoprictors being engaged in loch ittuations in life as to render that unable to beltuw the neeefiloy attention upon their cultivation according to i the conditions of their refptetive Grads— Sever.il TI4OUS.AN US of ACRES of valtiable LAND in this f, rtile Maud, requiring the fame courfe of Hulbandl y as in Great Britain, have beat fold theft Lilt two Years. To encourage COMMERCE and induftrious AGRICULTURE, Sundry other Fertile Tracks , delightfully fituated on thq Baisks of navigable Rit ers, and having very valuable SALT MA in the fame blend s are now offered to the Public for SAL only a few Shilling.; per Acre, appralfed according to their luau- ral Qualities, progrefa of Settlement, and Improvement. 1 Time will be given for payment of part of the Money. .sr This 'Sand conks of large level Sires, or gentle lope/, and i t e. waving rifi accounted ngs—is to be Ise miles in length, tr Ai to 30 in breadth, and Is Co interfected with Rivers, al ud Harbours, that very few (pots of it are ten tulles &dant fru e ' conveniency of atiarizatiou. The furrounding Seas are r with kith. _ i All acenunts, without exception. concur in coafrffing th tility of the foil, and the hcalthincfs of the 'climate. It Wheat, Barley, Rye, Oats, Roots, and Greens tha fame as land, and the Country abounds with Game. The Influx of Settlers h.ot doubled its former norther of bitants within there three years. The Colony contains from 7 to Sono fouls •, and there is room in abundance fur twenty tl sa many. By the lateft accounts from the 'hand, Lands arc advancing value beyond conception. and a limping Purchafcr now, thou be does sot perhaps deferve letter turcefs than hit predece (wbo never cuntributul in the !call to the improvement of au at: ) is fore of making his fortune. To thole Perilans who are clillsofed to purehafe a whole Tows& !hip, which generally coutaini so.cco Acres of Land, and who will covenant that he or his Adios than, within a limited num ber of years, apportion off the uncultivated parts into different farms—For his encouragement, and the good of this infant let (lenient, a large dig - count will be deduded from the purchale money, according to the number of his divifions. He will li'ttwife have the opportunity of felling his fury abundant parts to the !handers, for more than three or four times their original colt, as no lands fcarcely are there fold but by Laud jobbers. To Go►ernment, the fettletient of there Colonies on the Ccratt' isnot more agree -Lie than that et the dittant Interior ones, but the fame alto p-einifes much greater accommodation and advan tage, in tlr ihortnefs of the Pall . nge, and In the proximity to mi. vitation, the hiarkets of Newfoundland, the Welt Indies, Ea &c. la coMequerec of the foperior advantages attached to theft I..inds, and Iqc numbcrl.4 appikations of MOrthatits; Middles, Nlillets. Grazit.rA„ and Pumas from all parts of the United Kingdom, to purclitie, it is utterly impoffible to anfwer every letter trom fuck Applicants, or give a full detail of theft excellent *i* roc it% of [;round to id's and u n meaning enquirers, who never could or would be fatiafied by epidolarY demonttration, de • fcription, or delineation The Public, therefore, is hereby informed, pufonal applies.' dons only are attended to, between the hours of Eleven and Three in the day, at the new Martfion Houfe, Whitehall, where every, other information will he given to people of all ranks and de feririons inclined to purchafe (but not otherwife) and a Map of the 'nand, and Plans of the leveral ?Oates are to ha ken. Two Ihips will fat from Wales auslficodanderrly in the Spriqr. anal tome one or more veifels conitandy fails thither from Louden at that feafou et the year. SAMUEL CAELPENTER TOOK.I. • Ser a ranft execliet i t Trsatife.'ately written by I.ord Selkirk, a n d p u bwb e d by L00e.,.10 ,:tol Co. Pattrooker-roir. FOR SALE BY PUBIIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Bract, Plymouth, on Toefday and Wcdnefday the 19th and aoth Jet at Ten. in the Fureooon, A LARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, Unclad L 1 from the Spanifit Ships of War Sr-Re num. and Ex Fa sea, Fazes to the Fleet Under :he Command of Admiral Sr RosaaT Ca tAa a, But molding of fix Cables 22 and ss Melees, ineltly new, feveral Hairier* and Shroud Lakl Ropes, Standing and Run ning Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope, and other Spare Cordage, Junk at.d Sails, alarge quantity of Blocks about One Thoufand Spanilholdurqueta and Bayonets - (the barrels well calculated for Fowling : phew), Mob, Collages, Sheets of Copper, Copper Nails and other Coppers a large quantity of Lea rn, Hugest:ids, and other Caiks. Shook Cafks, Staves, and iron !loops. about Six Hundred and Seventy Bags of Bread, Beef and Pork; a quanntrot Round Grape, and Double-beaded Cannider and Laograge Shdt, from 6 to 42 pounders, Waggons and Car riages for Artillery, a (tiantity of Iron !Waft, Anchors, Ships boats,l74 Gun Carriasr.s, Lumber, and fundry [pare valuable Boatfwains, Gunners, and Carp. nett: Stores, too numerous to be Warted. --- After the Sale of the St. Raphael and El line's Stores, will le fold the Valuable STOKES of the French corvette IaTURCIiE, tured by his Majefty's Ihip GOI.IAH, ROBERT BARTON, 4.1 g. Commander, vusalting of Cables, Hawfus, Standing end Riming Rigging, (pare Cordage, old Iron, &c. Iron and ooden-bound Cares, two Copper Chains, Anchors, &c. eighteen g twelve•pounders, twenry Gut Catnaps, with fundry (pare and valuable Boativrain's and Gunner's stores, Copper Boiler,, Beef and Pork, old Junk, One tillage of Rum, Wine and Spirits, Bread, Flour and Rice, Round, Grape and Double-headed 'ilitot t Iron BAIA, &c. One Cafe, containing Candles, Cafes of Sweet Oil, Treble, Double, and Single Blocks, Oak and Fir Plank, fume Hogesead Staves, Fire Grapnels, Water Calka, Gun. powder, Nolulkets, Piftols, &c. &c. FurCataingues and viewing the Stores, apply to Mr. WeiN HAWKER, Ailing Agent, in Plymouth. Plymouth, October 26, iK.'g. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching initaally removed by WHITE HEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, univerfally efteensed for its estraotdinary Efficacy in Rheumatifins, Ca!fie,, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaintsof tin Stomach; but where this certain re medy has been unknown ,or negkcled, and the Chilblains have *dually broke, WHITEHEAIYs FAMILY CURATE will cafe the pain, and eery fpecdily heal them. Ptepared'aud fold by R. jounsrom. Apothecary. is, Gredt ftrect, Soho, London ; the Marne and Pills at a.. yd. each= tic Cerate at is. :O. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the Melted Tb 4 'Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the acme of R. JonNSTON inforted un it. CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM. JONES'. GALVANIC ELIXIR. Othis extr.tordinary bk,dieine, little need be Paid. Its general ufe and very 4:tease circulation, filificiently point out its merits. The Eliair is particularly recommended to Women in high life and' delicate Perfons of either fct, who from habits of indidgence,late fitting up, &c. are fubjed ovations Ner vous Affraions ; the only fenftble effed IA an inftaotanmus refits ration to health and fpirits, at the fame time being peculiarly grate ful and even delicious to the mite. It is alto recommended to Women at the turn of life; Per'ons fubjret to occa fi onal Bowel Complaint., Flatulency, Chlie, Ste. Tbis Medicine effeaually prevents and cures all kind of Eruptions on the Skin which gene rally arife from a feveriih beat In the Syltem —ln Jaundice, Sick Head-ache, the Bile, Confumptive complaints. Hylterical Affec tions, Droply,Female Diforders, &e. the lirft bottle. if the Difeafe Is recent,generally circa, a cure. To married perked who hays not been bleffed with what id amillertd a great and principal end of matrimony, Children, the aim wel he found an invaluable value. To prevent the poillbility of impolklam pied : e to obferve that each batik I, iodated in a kohl wevenwith ems oho of a pentane , awe, and a owe dthellodathert then tlitaz e r the limits of an advatlfamMt media*, 4ait is th e S. Jones, in the Propthareseesd retia. sad fir moat taloa, Weddle. Om ind deware•fh. PAO Cbarde-Tord, one may be lua of alrapolbeli led olbedelmilreirere lo town and country, pros w. the botee.:—Ordwo hr fir ad.. icaodwg • tl. nose, and aelrellhe re paid to he. Joao, L etkare.court, Holborn, win be pasendliaworal.