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~.7„ • / • • - 71 5 • d c../1 1 ; • • W", - ,/,f . ar i t\ • ‘l`` - "4 -.. • 4•1 R I F g. ' 0 I , , • * ; WEDNESDAY`, SEPTEMBER 16, ism. NIIMBER 4°l 4 3 Ciintwr I X-PtNCF. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ZLECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF LAMPS. NOTICE is hereby given, That filch Perfons as , are willing to Contrad for Lighting the Lamps within t the Town and Parifbes of Gravefend and Milton, in the County of Kcnt, from Michaelmas neat to Lady-Day follow ing (omitting the night of every full nicean, and four niets preceding the fame), are &fired to fend their propofals to the Conuniffioners, at the Town Hall, on Thin - May the s4th of September inftant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, when acd where they will fu to receive the Lame. Gravefend, WM. PATTINSON, September ts, tlot. Clerk to the Commiffioners. learned Societies. 'rrarllated fr,..m the Gt.ro.an. One larLo Vol. Bvo. ion.6l.iii brards. I'O.MORROW EVENING, September 17, 1 their Mljeltles Servants win perform a New lititor.eal pram, in Five Ads, caged DEAF AND DUMB ; Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. Julio, Mifs DE CAMP; Dariemont, Mr. WROUGHTON ; yt Aline, Mr. C. JUMBLE; Prams!, Mr. BARRYMORE; De L'Epee, Mr. KEMBLE ; Dupre, Mr. PO WELL ; Dominique, Mr. SUETT ; Madam Franyal, Miff POPE ; Minimise, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Clsodine. Mrs. SPARKS. The Epilogue, by Mifs DE CAMP. TO which will be added the Maks* of .COMUS. IRELAND. T HE Writs for eleBing a Peer to facceed to the Vacancy made in the Reprefintation of the Peerage of Ireland, by the dent hof Lord Rossmonx, will he ready to be delivered at this Office, on Thor/day the loth day of Septanher inflate, to the fiveral Lords 'who fat and voted in the "haft of Lords in Ireland before the Union, or they will be forwarded by poll to every Etch Lord whofhall fend aSreatomr in writing for that pwrpofe, and his addrefs to this Of ce.—The Writs for fueb Peer: at 'elide in Dublin, will be left at their refpeBive Houfes. OUTLINES on a COURSE of LEcTuars on CUE. deltircred at the Royal f:r at Britain, tBot. Hy T. GAR NIT I', M. D. 9v . il, B .aria. ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, NATURAL Cll...tsciSTß V, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ai!t& tim NIECHANICAL and FINE AR US; for the Y...vr rqcd. By T. GAR i ;LAT. M.D. F. L. S. 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This day was publithed, price to.. 6d. in boardq PRECEDENTS of WARRANTS, COIM C - TION9I, and other Proceedings before Julbees of the Peace, chiefly original, and containing none that arc to be nut with in Dr. BURN'S Justice, to which this Pub Station is offered as a Supplement of Pratical Forms, interfperfcd with Notes, Reftrences tneafrs, and Obferrations. By I' D WARD WIL LIAMS, coma, Mr. C. KIMBLE; Spier, Mr. CAULFIELD ; Bacchanals : Nara. KELLY, COOKS, DION UM, TRUEMAN, /cc. The Lady, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, In which Character the will Ong the Song of " Sweet Echo," acenulorded on the Hautboy by Mt. PAPAL Sabrina, Mifs MENAGE; TRON.tB ROURCH Dep. Clerk of the Crown in Ireland. Crews and Ilatteptr Office, DWl's, Sept. 7,180 t. Of Lincoln's Inn, Ffq.Barrincr at Law, and Counfel of the SYNOPITC . TA Bt. ES of CHEMISCRY. Int endr s ,ktejonipe, as Summary of the Lc lures GICIIVCred on that Silence In the Public Schwas at Paris. By A. F. OURCEOY, Member of the National It ftitute of France, Conuidlor of State, Profeffor of Chematry at the 711ukum of Natural iiiftory at the Pay. technic School, and the School of Me Leine. T . rattriated from the original French.by WILLIAM NICHOLSON. Its Folio. Price tL ts. in Beards. • tit Mr. Nicholfan's TranP Mon of the sew and improver( Edition of M. Fourceay's Syncin of Chemical Knowledge, and Its Application to the Phenomma of Nature and Art, is in the Pros, and will he mildiflied loon. • ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY. Being an Intrti. duEtion to the Syftenra Nature of Linissms ' and cam/wiling a, Tranaation of the Charade's; of the wh tie Genera, and of the molt remarkable Species, pirtkularly of all that are Natives of Britain. With an Account of the prLicipol Circumftanees in their Manner. and Riftory. Likcwilu an Alphabetical Arrange. mmt It Definitions atilt technical Terms ufed in the Science VuL 1. containing the fire fuur Claffcs, viz. Mamalin, liirds, Am phibia.and Mhos. With Explanatory Cuppersplates. In One Svo. illultrated by Engraving.. Price gp. in Btards. a The Socond Volume, which complete. th : Work, is in fqrwarcbufs, and will fonts be ready for Publication. This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of Natural Hif. tory to retired P,:rfens, to thole who hive no Areefs to radii Letts, and to loch a. are nqt fulliciently acquainted with tha Latin Langnaze. Even to the more learned it will fupply the. want, (a. fat, at lean, as the Natural History of Britain is concerned), of thediyit .;ma Nature of Linnzu., a Work of kith Price, and not away. to be met with; and the Gloffarks will ME* there wbo arc in pofF ffion of that Work, with an Expla natisn of the Terme uLd by the swedias Nat-mobil. Eupitralyne, Mrs. CROUCH; Mora Hinat ch tferEPHENS ; t A FARM, 'J'O BE LET, in Hampfhire, and entered upon at Michaelnus next, condfUng of shout 800 Acres of Arable, Down, and Water Meadows, with a good Farm *tuft, large Making Cottages, for labourers, and al/ other nc ceffary Buildings.—For further particulars apply at Ovington- Houfe, near Atresford, Hants. Marthalfea and Palace Courts. ?rioted for R. Phency, loner Temple.lane. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Mn CROUCH, PAM DE CAMP, Mifs STEPHENS, Ws a MENAGE, Bcc. _ _ The following valuable BOOKS were, duriog the left Winter, printed for T. CADLLL, Jun. and W. DAVIES, in the Strand. AA EGYPTIACA; or Obfervations on certain Antiquities of Egypt. By I. WHITE, D. D. Profcfror of Arable in the Univerfity of Orford, &e. &e. Elegantly printed in Ot.arto, and Wanted by Engravings. H. Is. in Boards. An ACCOUNT of TRAVELS into the INFERIOR of SOUTHERN AFRICA, in the Years 1797 and 1793. 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Elegantly printed in 2 Vols. 4to. 41. 4s. in Boards. On 3amill l l4 ol, Clink aPecare ; with Of Age Tomorrow. o r The Public are rairedfully informed, that the Tragedy o f Richard the Third will be ailed every Midday till further notice. LEASE OF A HOUSE ARID SHOP, CHARING - CROsS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. DEVENISH, On the Fronde', on Thurfday, September the 24th, iBoz, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Affignees of Mr. John Bry deo, Carver, Gilder, and Printfi Ilex, a Bankrupt. rrHE Leafe of a Subliantial HOUSE, upwards of Fifty Feet in Depth, Four Stories high ; Two Rooms and a Ciotti on each, with every requilite Office, and Modern Shop, molt defirably fituated for any Retail Trade, in that capital Thoroughfare, Charing Crufs, Na. 7, on the North Side ; late in the Occupation of Mr. Brydon, at the moderate Annual Rent of 1051. and a convenient Houfc, N 0.2, In Wit fon's Court, adjoining, let to a moferapeetable Tenant at Wfil, held for an unexpired Term of Sivecn Years said a Half. Immediate Poffeffion may be had.—To be viewed Six Days before the Salo—Particulars may be had on the Premifes; and of the Auctioneer, Villices-greet, Strand. THE Creditors of Mrs. CHARLOTTE ATSYNS, of Hamilton-ftreet, Piccadilly, arc dared to fend an ac count of their demands to Mars. Graham, No. 6, lAncolnia lam FASHIONAELE DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION. AT Mr. ALLEN's Dancing Academies, No. 1 9 , Sherrard-fireet, Golden-Iquart, and Na 10, Great A7llf-ftreet, Goodlnan's Fick's, Ladies and Gentlemen, of any age, who have learned in the old !kyle, or not at all, may be completed In the moil elegant and finilbed manner, in all the molt admired Reps, and every defeription of Dance in modern praelicc. Foreigners. Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Country Refidents, and others, who can devote but a more time to this aecoosplillimait, may reit eared fuels pains and at; ,odoo will be exerted for their improvement as will give them a knowledge of the neceffary. parts of Dancing in about a fortnight, during which time they may board and lodge in the haute. A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA LUABLE ESTATES, IN AND NFAR THE TOWN OF SHREWSBURY,—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early In Odlobcr nrxt ; con fi fting of - . ALL that molt defirable MANSION, called the ABBY, with the Gardens, Hot-bodes, Fifh-ponds, and Flearure Ground/ thereunto belonging, diiightfully Gtuated in the vicinity of the fad Town of Shrewthury : All that Menage and Water Corn Mill, called the ABBY MILL: A very valuable Farm, called AIONICMOO ; fn feaions Fevers. And an Asidrefs to the Colicr of Phyficians at Pl.ilsdelphia, on the Pre co.ion of the American Pcithimce. ry JOHN H kYC; Itf. D. F.R.S. Lord. F.R.S. and R. M. S. Ldin's. end ?vf..rnher of he American Academy of Arts .add Sciences. Bvo. is. In Boards. The Alfembly-Room has been canflderably enlarged end Improved Tha Subfcription Evenings commence on Monday tb: stfl inftant. and will be every following Monday. None bit Ladies of refpeetable charsder admitted. Broad.fword, Fencing, and Medic taught. School. attended. 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ANALYTICAL ESSAYS towards pmtnotire the CHE MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MIN'IRAL SUBS lANCIS. By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH, Profeffnr of ('he. matey, Affeffor to the Royal College of Phyfteuns, Membe r o af the !Lori ArwifigßY of Sciences at Borba, mai %%riot °Oleg Several Pieces or Parcels of excellent Meadow and Pafture Land, in and near the Ahby-Foregart and Coleham : Sundry Melivages, Gardens and Lands, in Murivanee and St. Auttin's Friars: The INo nrruTioNs oldie PRACTICE of IIfEDICINE ; delivered 1:1.'4 Courfe of Le -gores. By JO. BAPTISI' BL'R %FRIO'S. DE KANO:EMI Tea:lasted ..rona the Latin, by WILLIAM CUI.t.EN BROWN. Yob I. an , : Eva. vSs. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCY.S, am. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. EURGEW ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Alto, Two leveret Farms, lituate in Netley and Wrcntnall, in the Parities of Stapleton and Church Pulverbatch, in the County of Salop : Particulars of the leveret Fames are now preparing, and will be ready to be delivered on Wednerday the setth day of Sep tember What, at Richard Griffiths, Fig.'s, Chapel Stairs, Lincoln's Inn, London ; at the Lion and Talbot Inns, and at the Offices of Meer*. Jeffreys, Lloyd, and Alto ley, Attornies, Stwevabury.--September 1. tit The Third Vclume is in the Pt.fs, and the retua:tung will foP.,m. with all cot:v.:Mem DP I d:ch. • The Mr.rmoD cdtecAti g the DEAF and Dl' NIB ; con firmed by brig Etreri-ice Ity the Ahbe do LTPEL. 'Front• lated from the French and Lail. 011 C -. Ld. to Boards. THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS has gained by his SUPIII7OI ESSENCH of ANCHOVIES, and talus RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE, STEWED Itt EF, HAS:I to CALVES HEADS. BEEP STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL. and GAME, with many DILICA CM for the Tait', SIDE -101111 D, and 8T011C•ILOOM ; which WC more fully calm:Fed in his Catalogue, (Ha PIING Tilt INVgitTOlO// TURN) has induced many peiloss to give the fame name to AITICL,tS entirely different, which are vended at many Shope in Landon, by !atom who go to tlicptindpal Towns in England. Ireland, and &Wood, to ton* Orders of Tradefinen and InnAccpers, who in oonfequeocc, arc oftt.n famed with a SPURIOUS SORT. by allowing their{ an catra pro fit, which Is not only an Impolltion , but a great Dffappolntatent to Pantitlca w►o parchak them with a view at having good Same■ to t►eir FISH, &c. . . OISLASES dm URtNAtilt CANAL attd VEVEREAL COMPLAINTS. • R. DU FOUR infot ms the Puhlie,that he may `i 1 daily be confulted gratis, from st to 3, at his houfeNos t,Frith-ftrcet, Soho, Lor: lon, in all czfe' of Oldtruclions, Stridures, Cicero., Seminid Weskiicfs, incontinency of Urine impsti nee, and '10414 in eitii,r Seit, Ste. Front extenfive Practice in this d.:pertment, to which he has cons fined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacio: a, and which prevent. a rciAptia Mr. I :P., ot Daran's celebrated (me. ! dicased) &anti-", hts fo improvol them, by divrft ' ing them of • iv: irritating "tro cominott Boughs, that they facceo: where cstifties an:in:her vioioat nrtans have failed. For the 'Vt.:Fres! Difetfe, Mr. 1)L/ Fowl is in poffelfion of Dames Remedies, fo nod tFat they render confinement se reftraint in diet unaccerary. 'rn unable him to attend o .Atients at thcirown houfes, he has provided the -iflittance of a 'Gentle man of ihe Faculty. Pcrfons in the country tusy be cured by (taring their cafes in letters, pun pail Jolt publifhed, price as. fol. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—.A Treadle on the above Complaints, illaftrated with the various fymptoms and Cafes ilicwing the p.infui a•Hi dangerous ef feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improv.td method of treating go. norrhess, &c. acc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court. Soho. and H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; nlfa to be bad at M'Quecn'a, Ezaer-Change, and at the Anther's. DORSETSHIRE. TO lIR !OLD SY ►RIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS of TARRANT-MON KTON and TARRANT-LAUNCESTON, Innate near the Great Weftern Turnpike-Road, between Salifbury and Blandford; within 5 Miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts of the County of Dorfet, with • uurts Baron, Roya:ties, Pri vileges,and Immunities to the raid Manor belonging. • " The Manor of l'arrant-Monkton comprizes aiforlows.—t ft, A capital Tythe Free Farm in the occupation of Mr. James Cando, on a Leafe of which only two years are unexpired, con taining near goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land.— adly, The Tythes of the reit of the pariffh of Tarrant-Monkton. idly, The Reverfion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Ltaf...hold Lftatcs, in all of the yearly value of about 2801. held by one, two, or three Livet, hut chiefly on one old Life. . . N. B.—Noce are their Oaxotna. but what have thefe words an the Label "Iluacass and Son's ORIGINAL AND Sure- R 731 Essence or Awcrovies, No. tot, Strand, Corner of Szvoy Steps, Leads.." BANKS of the THAMF.S, MEDWAY, or SITEWEY- IISLAND. - WANTED to Purchafe, or Rent for a Term V .f Years,a Dundee dtheron the Banks of the Thames, txlow Bridge, Kent-fide, on the Medway, or if on SHEPPEY ' , LAND, ftill the more &limbic, for the purpofe of ellabHlh in, a Branch of Manufadure ; the preference wM be given to inalthy and *dant litnadon, dpatially if there be attached t it a Magnin, or Houk in the Cottage Bib:, with Buildings at a finall carnet, may he applied to the purpo(e Communications refpeding loch a Utuation are re. cr•lltd, Poft- free, any dine theft ten days, to be addrelfed to Mr. V. GTO. DOROLINIC at the LONDON RIC PIERTOR T, or General Houle and Land Agency, and Cli deal, Literary, Amlanie, and Cuouncroial Employment Office, Lincoln's- The Manor of TARRANT . LAUNCESTON Is all in the Lord's hands (except a fcw Lifehold Cottages,) and eenGits of one of the molt eltible Farms In the County of Dorkt, called LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres of Meadow, Arabic, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence, in Severalty, and Tythe Frec, in the occupation of Mr. Robert "Sudden, on a Leak of which only Four years are unexpired. The fituation of this FRatc near the great Willem Turnpike Road, in a Country abounding with Gamc, mutt render it par ticularly eligible to a Gentleman who may with to build a Hunting Box, and the Mate irklf peffeffes many advantages which will be obvious to a purcbafer on a view thercoL N. B. The Lard Tax on the Eftate Is redeemed. _ . WHEN h .- cleric:nal Men of edccation and re fpoofibility deviate from the general f) (It m by the fe leetioft of a peculiar . Branch, the fanztion of long etintinut4 fuccefs the heft crterion of fuperinrity. Eight years have I devoted my prat:lire to the ex:7ufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and thc fuere.ful rsfult of my plan gives me additional ardoar to oppore as far as I ant able the ravages of that complaints which are-the molt import ant in the catainut of human Infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Phet‘ce to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of unedueatal Men, or the equally dan. • The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Sodden, will thew their erpeetivc Farms ; and fir particulars, apply to Marrs. King and Jane, Attornles at Law, at Bbuidiord, w•ho have a Map of the Eftate ; or to Mr. Davis, of Horningtham, near Watmio• !ter, Wilts. HUNTING, SHOOTING, COURSING, and aIl the FIELD SPOR'I'S. PLAYS, TALLS, ASSEMBLIES, CONCERTS, Bce. - PROPOSITION. ON advancing only too Guineas, a Gentleman or Lady of Follette would (as a re-payment) be received fa ...tie year, or a Gentleman and his Wife for fix mcntths, and be accommodated and hoarded in a refieence and manner, the rest re-ensincnec of which might well be eftintated at twice that furs ! his a fituation as fapremely healthful and beautitul al it is &platy elegant and refpedtable, and is but afy four hours ride from town. Any unforefeen caufe oc curring for Riortenlng the period of refitting, might be prevl willy provided agaiall and arranged: and (on the contrary) a sat& for extending It. after the (needled time, could be grad- La The nrict performance of the engagement ..n be r•- ret`tably guar.unwid. Th.- immediate vicinity abounds In all tht. country fixwns, and all the facial amufements; and the Roily fanlike* a little, cheerfal, poldbed party, highly fele& Whoever honours this with their attention, will be pleafed to write (not rifonally apply) to R.S. T. to be kft, (pollar- Phi) at Mr. Woodcock's China-fhop, Great (.)atam-Itresx, Lincnbewl i r.fields, I andriti • ..•A privihge of Ihoodit— g over Manors, highly !tacked with ; .dad (if dahlia) a deputation might be hadr- Crxat plenty of Snipe Shooting In the neighbourhood, in the Laran. SHENSTONE NEAR LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, _ _ . _ _ _ At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday, Odh,ber 30lh, 1801, at three &Clock, in Lots, SEVERAL very eligible Freehold FARMS, firuate at Footherley. I.ynn, and Nether and Losses Ston nail, all in the parlDs and vicinity of the ph:al:int vaiage of Shen flonc, In a (porting part of the County of Stafford, three miles from Lichfield, fir from Walfall, and twelve him Birming ham ; alfo a capital Matdion, called Footberley Hail, with attached and detached Offices, Coach-honk, Stables for eight hocks, and other out-buildings,all in complete repair; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated trout Stream; the whole comprifing about 6yo Acres of rich inelokd Arabk, Meadow, and Pathire LancLin the highdt (tate of cul tivation, with valuable rights of Common on Shenltone Wood End and Druid Heath, Dow in the occupation of John Breyn • ton, F.A. under Leafe determinable in &kg ; and of Merles. Swan, Hand, Preflon, Adcock, and Moufley, all very refpet2- , able tenants under Leaks deterininabk at Lady-day 1803. at Several yearly rents, amounting to Eight Hundred and Fifty Pounds and upwards. Alfo about twenty Acres of Coppice and Wood Land, now in hand. 1 Another Fredsold Mates containing 89 Acres, s Roods. 38 Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-houfe, and (liftable Out buiklings, delightfully fituate at Hanimerwiek, in the Parini of St. Michael, Lichfidd; alfu a Leakhold Farm of 56. Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Pretnifes, with convenient Fenn horde, and other appurtenances, and valuable Rights of Com mon on Hogiey, Hay, and Cannock Chafe, held under the Vi ' cars Choral of Lichfield, fee an umpired ired term of 21 years at V. Bs. per 1207:11111 renewable every cyan y ; both which Banns and pre:rill's, are in the holding of Mr. James Winterton under [cafe, deeming* at Lady-day, tSo3, at the yearly rent of 1431. Printed Particulars may be had twenty-0k days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simplon, Attorney, in Great Charles-ftrect, Bin rningham ; Mr. Willingt on, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, Temple,l.ontleh ; Mr. rho:Garland, Eyford, near Moreton In Madre.Gloucriterihire • Mr. Odra% Sudbury, Derbythlre ; at the place of fair ; of ' Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at the principal Inns at Stafford, Burton, Marmot* Athertianc, Coventry, and other adjacent Towrs; of Mr. Warren, Auc tioneer, Lirmingbam t and of Mr. 1110. hedgwiek, at Siallooe Wed end, who WU flacw the Several Law germs precipitancy of general Pradildoners. - The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure uf which I have de. voted my encodes', comprise seer, fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether Of a recent or long duration —idly. All kinds of DEntLrry, whether wiling from the hal.its of Selsoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Tanis that de rangement of the (Otero In Women which is called BARREN. HISS or STERILITY. Numemus difeaks ate the rcfult of ignorance or TA,. In die trrirmlnt of a linmk Gonorrhea, and it not urrrequaltly hap pens that "Mired. of Life are petifored by the Indi.cretion of ao uopsiarded hour. by a fiiperitir nurdiad fuch complaints are rarity cured, and cern wh...rit others have failed, I trait that may prefutrc to o'l'er a radical re-eft.tHithinent. Few,hovrcver, are the cafes of complicated d i t rer. in till* diforster compared with the calamitous tituatior...of Men, wlie from indulgenee in a SOI.ITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. tic' of a tailsionabl: Life, acquire that Rate of Deuility %Skis is the unaaoidatile confequence of (oda per:lidos!, habits. Where the unhappy fuffercr broods uv, e hi: mifirv, but care, fully coneeal• his misfortune, it may he tome confoiation for him ! , 3 knew, that although it be an osicift of .loulit or uneen. ultra, with nth , r Practitioners, the removal t'aefe CIENCIES by the ^radual progrds of ken -vati.m a. the acsrsire meat of my caperactee. If the rites of Bacchus or Valli, tave begun to reduce manly vigour, much anti, ty w b.. ore, c oted by an early connteradlion of this lan,ruid Rate, and in tb-r. cafe' to great dace!, les will •serur But where this DeSssenq has for years esiit:d. a proper Pal. fevsiance is indifpcniibiy rispuifis eto revive the timur.ng Marko of Life, mid to reanimate the Coo!I 'ration. . MARRILD Ws/TIEN. who h.mr kr in their eapceatio.is of a Family. may I, c an" ieel. t t m et—t initanees fuels defects or: 't .:*. The S vCREL Y wh -h / 4 13 drential g, and the olia::fsation• wl.ish I bavi ..rt.tumei . 0 ft.lt:, form e.: ~ 11 :ny Pr. nf.os •. and in roileidence with f•ich this manful is eiren. ' , it. 11----s-s. may be eonfulted primal!, (or by ier'rr m.i.oling a irna:i nat. ) at his hours, No. a), dcl-ttrect, Strand, Lear Tempi:4l4r „ eutrinee in *raw-Etat ailjoi - fa .GREENGUOifS CELEBRATED TINC ill RES. ONE for cleanfing and preferving the Teeth, and dr. &nay cawing the Seam in the Gums, preventing the fulh from further de ay, mid rendering the breath perfcetly 1 6 , n; the other, for tie TOOTH-ACH, which &al home d cal.:, without to,lortelf the Teeth et Gums. Alto, Mr. GIISNOVOIII & AIiTI.ACM Lot [Noes, virbkh Ire aturtai 4 Frady remedy for the Heart-burn, indisdtkon, Pain "4 With in the Stomach, tide Monier' that arife from ton fro intuit. And prevent the ili (leas abed wine, &ale beer, &c. N.. 011 , 14/ can he a better proof of the efficacy of the above MA &Ana than the high repute they have h.-en held in upwards a' frrri years : every pu rchafer is 'slurried is ob ( erve that R. Harvard, No. to, Ludgate-MI," is printed no every liMp, all ethers are consterfeitk , L" ,re Fawned and fort by R. Haver/int Ctsymilt (fre t-- rto u.vrcenaugh. the Inventor), 'No. to. Ludgate-MD -416 lIF. 14 (mtrerf, No. 44. St. P.lur, Church-hard; 7 1 r7 and Co. Cockfponitrcet ; T. overmn. No. 47. Nrw nv‘i-itrect; Jcboak and Co. No. 45o,Orford- freed aa4 W. `•L•Tlis Re. aft, liaaaag4.--ittec. L► 1 saiJi. Yid tb- is )4 B. Masibet at LL:a Ra) al cam of *arrow AM.. °inept* j