Star. — London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

- • '' ' S ;-, '- - " i ' • ,r _ , I‘ , '''' , -- ;: r ' • - , . 111 E446, - V ::*`• 11 (......, }) C 4 : P r eit tir , ......., .A ar.„. ..•,•••:- •r,~ r--wrl4l.- C. 4,4:eAe. 1. " 1 4 : •-•. k \ett , , 4.).ird- IF yuMBFR 41581 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA N I:. TOMORROW EVENING, March 1(:, 18oz, tlitateAtijeflies Berman will ad Otw Ay's Ti ar:dy of THE ORPHAN. Caltalio, Mr. POPE; Polydore, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Chamoat, Mr. C. KESABLE. Monlmia, Mrs. POPE. To which will be added the Mara Entertainment of THE PRIZE ; or 2, , 8. Lenitive Mr. BANNISTE R , J an. , This I - wring —Pizarro; with My Grandmother. E-ROYAL, COVENT-GAP. LE N. TO -MORROW EVENING, March i 6, iBO2, will be prefented (lait time this feafon) the Conde Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Roktta, Mrs. BILLINOTON. To which will be added, Mr. Macklin's Comedy of LOVE A-LA-MODE. Sir Archy Macfarcafin, Mr. COOKE. On Thurfday, The Cabinet ; with (not aged there three years) Cfotcbcd Lodge. jib.. Macklin's Comedy of the Man of the World is in pre. 'oration, in which Mr. Cooke will make his &ft appearance at this Theatre, in the charaeter of Sir Pertinaz Macrycophant. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 17, Lt 3 2, will be repeated the favourite GRAND SELECTY',I4 OF SACREDMAJSIC, Chiefly from Yorks of HAULM. 1 As performed on ll•" 'Ara Night. Id which will be introduced A New travun Song, by Mrs. Killington, accompanied on tae Violin by Mr. Weichfell. And, by particular defire, the favourite Duct of " Together he us range the Fields," by Mrs. Billingtnn and Mr. Brabam. PART 1.--Overture Occafional. Song, Mils Tyrer, " Where is this ftupendons." Bravura, Mr. Braham, and Chorus. Song, Mifa Stephens, 'He was eyes unto the blind.' Omolp. Chorus' When his loud voice.' J e ph t ha. Song, Mn.M &Hinging:, '! Pious orgies," Chorus, " The Lord mall reign." If. in Egypt. Air, Mrs. Billington " Sing ye to the Lord." Double Chorus, " The Horfe and his Rider." PART H. Fourth Oboe Concerto. Song, Mr. Doman, • Conquelt is not.' Judith. ite.-i:. Mrs. lliillington, " 0 worfe than death." and Air, " Angels ever bright," Theodora. ' Chorus, .' May no nth intruder." Solomon. Reck. Mr. traham, "Deeper and deeper Rill," and Air, " Waft her Angels." Jephtba. Bravurl tioe;;, Mrs. Billington ' .' Worldly joys no more delight ing." Accompanied on the Violin by Mr. Wri:hfelL ('horu., • )...il'n is the roe: Judas Mae. ( lly p-rtict Inr &Sire) Duct, Mrs. Billington and Mr. Brabam, • Togctiie: kt is range the fields.' Dr. Boyce's Sol. Chorus, • Gird on thy (word.' Saul. PART lll.—pverture and Dead March. Saul. Song, Mifs Sterens;' 4 Vome ever finning Liberty." Jud. Mae. Song. Mr. Braham. * Lord remember David." Redemption. Chorus, ' Lord of Eternity.' Deborah. Reek. Mr. Denman, " Behold the nations." Chorus, " 0;Baal." Song, Mifs l'yrer, ' Father of Heav'n: Judas Mac. Cororsatlar.lethem. Handel. " God Save the King." End of Part If. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mr. Nate, (pupil of Mr. Field.) Principal Vocal Performers Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mifs TYRER, Mifs STEPHENS, Mr. DP NMAN, and Mr. BRAHAM. Amdn tl.e Principal loftrumental Performers, arc Leader of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELL. Organ, Mr: J. ASHLEY. e reft of the Band and the Chs,iu(frs (which will be nu merous and complete), by the molt approved Performers. The whole midir the dircdtisin of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Doors to be opened at Sia, and begin at Seven o'Clock. Books of the Words (with the Imprimatur of E. Macleiftt) to be had at the Theatre, price Sixpence. Bares 6a. Pit Is. 6d. Gallery as. tipper Gallery, is. :s tor uheltoxes to bt taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage Oti Friday will be performed, (for the iin:y time this Seafun,) Dr. HAY UN's Creation Alt lA2CF.R.XES.DUENNA, LOVE IN A VILLAGE, &e. II ~! Juil publilhed„ By Longman, and Co. Nn. t3t, Cheapfide (from 26), M RS. BiiiingtOn's and Mr. Incledon ' s favou r it e Song. in the Duenna, and Love in a Village, forming No. t. 6,7, and 8, of the BEE—n feted Monthly Vocal Work ' • each t. . 6d. This Work compretends the molt ad mired Compnflions of Mozart, Haydn, Shield, &c. No f to 6 of the Caledunian Mufeuni, or the Beauties of Scottifh Har mony ; e.t.; , 1 Number containing 8 feloat Songs; 11.6 d. " Fair At.ror..." and . For thee I live; •' two admired Ducts, arranged with all the :laces, as introduced by Mrs. Billlngton and Mrs. Mou..tain; by Dr. Bufby, As. Single Songs from Ditto; 6il. earl. 'i'lle Union Medley, as. 6d. Nat to 6 of the Polite it, ;le et or y , or FaDdonable Journal of Popular Dances, Waltzes, &v. Ii parrot Piano Fortes, 30 per Cent. under the ufird price for ready money. New invented Patent Barrel Organs, with Bells, Drum, &c. (being the only Patent gPanted). exceeding A others in to and confiruetion, admitting additional har rds, being nude without pattern, and the very inconvenient and defelive mode of changing the tunes by notched pins, n ortiretilymeGall‘bslis.l-..warranted to k e ep in repair, and in any part New inventelMufic Pens, which form the note by inftantly prelTing on the paper. Orders from Private Families and the Trade hnmediately esecutid. for COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSIOQT. 'THE Herb, Celtsfoot, vaned Tullilago by the Ardent., was diftinguithed by tlienhai in name fullkiestly conveys, for its excellence In the cure of Coughs and ocher 'Pul monary Complaints ; and this Effenee has, in the coil& of a long practice, been found the mull fare and effedual remedy fur Coughs Annus, Wheezing., Phthificky Complaint., Con fumptions,l4oarknefs,Deguaion Catarrhs, difficultyor Breath fu., and all orde r. of the Brea s, k and Lungs. Itadmirably el- Isy, tickling which provokes frequent coughing. and takes riff the one* Cenfation of acrisnonious hunwars,eleanfes the finall Glands,relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of the`t"...r4s. Think regularly and quickly cure, the atoll isbfli wte A•ihmaa and Confumptions of the [onset! ftandlng, if taken booze the Lungs are ulcerated. It cures all balky and dry Cough., diffolves congeal e d Phl eg m In the Tborax, heals RAW. r eels:ad Sorencfs of the Breaft, Stomach, and I.ungs, an gives :^nmediate relief to thole who, through Age and lobnnity, are deprived of Reft or Sleep, as it generally compote. aml contri butes to make the remainder of their days comfortable and es fy. . This f Rime is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon, in Belga' ; fold, wholefale and retag, by Francis Newbery. at Ha 45. the Eat End of St. Paul's, London, in Bunks, price 3.. 64 each. Coq included. 11. As many Perform continually miltake Mr. Newbery's 11 (.'" • Particularly Servants and Metfrrgers, all Purehders are : relpiat,,l to tacrve, that it is a link out of the general Lbw of Poot-pallenger.. Five Donn from the Corner of L'heaphtic; and I that a, Buff 14 Ih. Janus, and there Words, are 2 ,:airlft FrOVt Of hia THE ONLY WAREEIO L 1 011 I Da JA POWDERS." AfONDAT, MARCH 15, 1802 1 his day was publiihed, Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, Odlavo, price as. in b oards. INSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BOR ANA- Confifting of Hiftorical and Romantic Ballads, colledled in the Southern Counties of Scotland; with a few of Modern Date, founded upon local Tradition. With an In trodudtion and Notes by the Editor, WALTER SCOTT, Efq. Advocate. Printed for T. Cada jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand ; and fold by Manners and Miller, and A. Conitable, at Edin burgh. Jolt d , REPORTS, with Eiti p mates, ublithe Plans, and Sceions, Ste. of the provided NAVIGATION'S through the Weald of KENT; alto a MAP of the County of KENT, and Eatto7 o Parts of Sulks ; Brewing the Lin.' of the propofcd tL iv i go . tions, with ail the principal Turnpike and Dye Ro - ,d s .t oge th er with the Courfe of the River Roarer and Branches; de noting thofc Parts, the Navigation of ✓wch i s ; me w e d to b e improved and farther extended : Which may be lad, In London, At Mr. Paden's. Ge.-enpher to his Majefty, Charing-eras. At Mr. TayJoe! Architettural Library, N 0.59, High Hol born. • At 111• :. - Lavrrences, No. 378, oppofite Beaufort Buildings, At Mr. Harris's (late Newhery), the Corner of St. Paul's Churchiard. At Meffrs. Willmot and Hit's, High.ftreet, Borough. And at the Office of Mr. Sutherl and, Enginqr, No. 393, Strand; or Mermaid-firtet, Rye, Suffec And of the different Book Hien in the Cities and Principal Towns and Villages throughout the Counties of Kent and Suffer. This day was publiihed, In Five Volumes Oetaro, illuftrated by Charts and Engravings, Price 21. Ss. in boards, a new Edition, (being du, Filth,) with Correction• and coufiderable Additions, ut TRAVELS in POLAND, RUSSIA, SWEDEN and DENNIARK. By WILLIAM COXE, A. M. F. R. S. F. A.S. ReCtor of Bemerton. Printed for T. Cadell,fun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may alfo be had, by the fame Author, 1. Travels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Grifons. Fourth Edition, with an Hiftorieal Sketch and Notes on the late Revolution, 3 vols. Bvo. 11. ys. in boards ; or on Royal Bvo. with Smith's Vksys, aI. ts. in hoards. A few Copies in 2 vok. Imperial 4to. with Smith's Views, 61. 6s. it, boards. Some Copies of the Hiftorical Sketch and additional Notes are printed In 4to. for the Purchafers of the 4W. Edition, t es. CI ha boards. a. An Hiftorical Tour in Monmouthildre. Ilitalrated by a Map and go Plates of Views, Bce. engraved by Byrne and other eminent Artifts, from Drawings by Sit Richard Hoare, Bart. youi. 4to. 41.45. in boards. 3. Memoirs of the Life and Adminlitration of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford. With original Correfpondenct never before publlihed. 3 vols. 4to. 31. ifs. in boards. 4. The fame Work, without the Correfpoadence, 3 vols. Bvo. sL 4s. In boards. - - HOUSE, Mzr.s 13, dot. WANTED to Aim by the Faill ingea Cemer : l frig fisAji.mts4l Bred, Dry, fi:way WAREHOUS La. Prrfuss baviagA4 le let, are &fired b fit.4.l capadiy, aad terms, to Mr. Robert Wife', CI, ACte tbe.Cww.v.ittx rf Wdrebearfis„ at bit Vot, in the Re india H,tefe. CUTLER BOULTEE. THE MASTER and FELLOWS o f PEM BROKE COLLEGE, in the UNIVERSITY of OX. FORD, give Notice to the Relottbns of the late EDMUND BOULTLR, that there it:s 'Vacancy in out of the Scholarthips founded by him LP :lie laid Collage , ,(commonly called Cti::,:r Szkosar' . fhip.) Any Rel ation of the above-men Coned P e r ftu', laving attained the Age of thirteen Years, and not ex 7.eediiig nineteen, is (beingduly qualified according to the Sta tutes of the fald College) admiffible to the Scholarlhip. If no Ai lication is made to the College by any Relative of the Lid Edmund &utter, or of his Wife, or his Uncle in Law, M. Walls, within the Space of fix Months from the Date hereof, thrMaita and Fellows are at Liberty to elect any other Pa gan, not-mated, duly qualified. Feb. as, 1802. Mr. FOI:SI'ER and Mils MELLISH. This day was publiated, price gs TIE TRIAL at LARGE for BREACH of i I ROMISE of MARRIAGE, FORSTER .. MELLISH, tried in the Court of King's Bench ; containing the L I'FIRS of all the Parties, which appeared in Evidence, &c. &c. taken in Short-hand, By G. PARQEHARSON. Alf°, the LETTERS of the Molt Noble the Marquis of 111. ANDFORD to the Right Hon. Lady MARY ANNE sTuRT —The Report of the Trial, and a Vindicatory Preface with Notes &c. &c. by Charles Stun, EN. M. P. 3d Edition, price c+. . . Print.d for J. Ridgeway, York-ftrcet, St. James's-fquarc, and msy be had of all Bookfellers. Alfo. Old and New Joe Miller, or the Tickler, containing near Three Thoufand Good Things, many of which are origi nal, and the relt feleeted from the belt Authors of an countries, 3 vols. price 3s. each, by James Bannantine, Efq. Sec the Monthly Review for January loft, for the followin" account Mr. Bannantine avows himlelf the Editor of this Volume as well as its precurfor, and he rays, thlt notwithnar.tl ing the arbitrary remark, that the Scotch arc deficient in Wit, he has t hus ventured on the.tallt of compiling and circulating not only his own 'Wit but that of others, though he had the misfortune to be born beyond the Tweed.—Mr. B. It undoubt edly a ftriking inftance of the falfity of this remark, as his Work contains much true Attic Wit and genuine liumour;' &c. ftte. &c. NEW PLANET, DISCOVERED BY PIAZZI. THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, NUMBER 45 ; price 21.64. Being the tft of the Twelfth Volume, juft publithecl, Contains a complete Account of this intereßing Difeovery by Piazzi himfelf, tranflated front the Italian ; Baron von Zach's Ilcficiftions and Obfrreations on it, translated front the German; and the Obfcrvations of it fince its late re-appearance, made by Dr. Herfcbcl, Dr. Malkelyne, and other Baitifh Al to:mowers. This Number contains alfo the following new and curious articles; Defcription of the Arfeniates of Copper, by Count de Bournon ; on preferring freih Water tweet during long voyages, by Samuel Bentham, Efq.; D-feription of a Ma chine for railing Water, by Mr. li. Sarjcant ; Ohfervations on the Ipomea Hifpida, by Felix Fontana; Examination of Clo- vet's Prise& for making Call. Steel, by ravid diulbet , Efq. of the Caldtv Iron Works; on the Strength of Acids, as indicated y the fpecific gravity, and by Ramifies Aroenieter ; with a amparative Table, by Robert Tingley, Efq. the King's A tray MaSter ir, the Mint l—Obferrations on the Plant by winch the Indians of America prcferre themfelves from the bite of ve nomous Serpents; communicated to Cout;t Rumford by Don I'edro d'Otbier • Vargas ;—Account of a Singular Method of hunting wild .Swine in the Ifland of Sumatra, by Mr. John, Miffionary at Tranquebar I—Enquiries into coloured I.ight,by a collation of the Experiments and Oblervations of Sir Ifaac Newton on the fubjcdt ; together with additional muss by Go- vernor Piarnall, F. R. ;. and F. A.S. ;—on the new Combina tion dircovered in Zaffer, which Brupnatilli cratfickred as Co baltic Acid, by C. Darrael ;—Metliod of making Lime cryf tallife.by 'frottifelorf ;—D,-Teriptlon of a newly invented Agro nomical Intim:tient for plaohNt Globes in a proper lituation by means of the fun, without the .‘tlp of a magnetic compafs, 'oy B. M. Foriter ;—AceAunt of 10. r. Boaz's now '1 el , grar.h w Publications, Proceedings of Learned Sociatici, Scientific Intelligence, &c.lltc. 'chi; Number isiluftratcd with t;;► following Engravings. t. A Plate rzprefentine the various ferns of Arfeniatcs of Cap per and Iron ; 1. Mr. nerjeant's n.:w Ma.thine for railing Wa ter, and Mr. Fotter'e uc* farm:tent foe rcetiffing Globes, and for °flux purpof,.. ; 4. A quarto Plate,'reprdentlng Mr. Bodes new 'l',lcgraphic Rigna/s. Mr. Tit.tot at begs h aga to inform the Pui.Ne In general, and the numerous k d .f,•rihers to this Work in pa.'ticular, that having entered into a earrAsondener with hone of t,ssenmft dif• tinyuifbeil Men of Sciatee on the Continent, and ni.vde other arrangements of an extenfive nature for obtaining the thrlieft ! account of every thing new• and intereffing in the Philofo i shical world, he hopes he than be able to raider the PhiloropLical :vlagaziac till more worthy of imtl-r. As Meryl Volumes are now pubhnitd. conmietc lets, price , tot. 6J. each Volume.in boardt, may be had of lictirs. Richard -o.rs.•Crdt.o and Davis., Symonds, and the other 13ookfcliers. I MONMOUTHSHIRE. OUAL and FIRE BRICK WORKS, and VERY DESIRA- BLE SITUATION for IRON WORKS. TO Bb SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE, fitnate in the Parini of Trevethin, within Half a Mile of Panty Pool, adjoining the Monmouth fhire Canal, containing Thirty-three Acres and Thirty-f,:ven Perches or thereabouts., commanding k capital Stream of Wa ter, with a Fall of one hundred and fixty-fix feet in thineen hundred and fcventy yards,or thereabouts, and funning a molt defirablc fituatlon for Iron Works, dole to the Canal, where there is thirty-fix feet head, and Coal, Fire Clay and Iron Stone of very fuperior quality. The Coal Mines are now worked, and confiderable quantities of Coal are railed weekly, and much larger quantities may be railed at a (mall additional expence. The Brick Works have been lately crated, and include a stove that will dry twelve thoufand Bricks per week. And alto Seventy-fix Acres, One Rood, and Six Perches, or thereabouts, of very valuable Lcafehold Lands ling comigu ou. to the above Eftate, in which Mines of Coal, Fire Clay and iron Stone may be railed iii large quantities, and difpol2d of to great advantage. The Works are accommodated with a convenient Rail Road, communicating with the Monmouth Canal, which with the Waggons and every other Implement belonging to the laid Works., may be had at a fair appradement. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Brafier, or to Meffrs. Clarke and Pardoe, Attornies at Law, Bewdley, Woreefter fhire, (who have Maps of the refpedive Elates) ; and for a View of the Prentice., to Mr. Lane, of Pontnewynydd, near Ponty Pool. DORSE rSHIR E. TO RE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; r THE MANORS of TAR RA NT-MONKTON 1 and TARR A NT-LAUNCES'TO N, fitnate near the Great Welters, Turnpike-Road, between Saliibury and Blandford ; within five milt-a k a the hitter, In one of the molt eligible parts ' of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri vileges, and immunities to the laid Manor belonging. The Manor of Tarrant-Monkton comprifes as follows : tit, A capital Tythe free Farm in the occupation of Mr. James Cantlo, on a I.eafe of which only two years are unexpired, con taining near sioo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land. idly, The Tythes of the reit of the Parith or Tarrant-Monkton. The Reverfion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Leafehold Fitates in all of the yearly value of about 2801. held by one, two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Life. 1 he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages,) and eoniiits of one of the molt eligible Farms in the Countypf Dorfet, called LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres of Meadow, Arable, and Delft Lands, within a Ring Fence, in S.2veralty, end Tythc Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert 13.1kiden, on a Leafe of which only Four Years are unexpired. The fituation of this Mite near the Great Weftern Turn pike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mutt render it p itticularly eligible •:o a Gentleman who may with to build a Hat Ling Box, and the Mate ftfelf poffeffes many advantage. w Well will be obvious to a purchafer on a view thereof. N. B. The Land Tax on the Pilate is redeemed. The Tenants, Lir. Cando and Mr. Buddcn, will Mew their rfspedlivc Farms; •And for particulars apply to Mrfrrs. King and Johns, Attornies at law, ' at Plandfurd, who have 4 Niap the Eftate; er. to Mr. Davis, of Herssirgrhatn, reAr Warmin • i • THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY HAS been feldom fo - truly and fqbllantially prefented, as by the unparalleled Richnefs of the New Lottery Wheel; above wow Tickets have Leen already drawn, of which upwards of 14,000 were Blanks, while none of what is termed the Great Cspitab have as yet itarted.— Obvioolly, therefore, is the Wheel greatly letTened in point of Blanks, and the Chance for immenfe Prizes manifeftly in ereafed. There was this Morning but 44i:••." Tickets, with four Nixes of aopool. four of zo,cooL four of mood. time of toed. ten of tool. &c. &a in the Whet!. As an uninter rupted (cries of great Succefs for the !alt five years has molt particularly dlltinguilhed POPE', Orrice, clofe to the Bank, the attention of Adventurers, pending this GoLot N 0 reins- TUN! TT," may not be unprofitably direeted to f,e propitious a point, and efpecially as the ftruke of Nine, on Wednetday Morning, decides the fate of a 'TEN THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZE. DROPSY. Air R. LUXMOO RE, of Southampton-buildings, 1 . Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) Clinks it necatry to acquaint the Public, that be continues to attend Patients in the different fpecirs of this Diforder, both in low N and Coo !sr ar. See his Addrefs to Hydropic Patients, Third Edition, with additional Cafes annexed..—Sold by Murray and Highley, No. 3s ' Flott-ftreet. N.B. No Letters, unlefs port paid, attended to. TO MERCERS AND LINEN-DRAPERS. TO BR DISPOSED OF, 'THE Stock in Trade of a Liner. and Woollen- Draper,-1- in full flufinefs, in a large Town in Doric, (hire, eflaliliihed upwards of twenty years Lail pail, with immediate entry. The role radon of the prefent poireilor leaving the Trade is on account of ill health. Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Dorchefter,Do , f, t. LANCASHIRE. COMMANDING SIT (IA fION for MANUFACTURERS. TORE LET FOR A LONG TERM, rrHE Capital Modern built Manfion of HEALEY HALL, (late the Refideuce of Colonel Chadwick,) near Rochdale, in Lancalhire ; and the Lands occupied therewith; together with fuch Parts u may be thought den:dile of certain other Farms contiguous thereto : and alio Five or Si a powerful Falls of Water, on the river Spodden,running throush the Paid Lands. The Premifes abound with Building Timber, Stone, and ex cellent Coal, and are fituated on a good Turnpike Road, fcarcely Two Miles from the above Market Town ; the 'A hole Country Rich in Trade, and (warming with Manufadiur,rs ; where the afpiring Trader will not eafily find anot:acr place (untenanted) afferding the fame compleat accommodations of Land and Wa. to equal to the fupport of any variety of Machilcry, ar.l any extent of Works that a rapid increafe of Capital may 4 likely to demand.—Poffefflon may be had probably at Michaelmas next, or wen fooner, certainly at Lady Day, t Sot. For further Particulars apply (by Letter) to Charles Chad wick, Efq. at Healey Hall, before the xoth of April next. Nabal. [MICE 4IX-PF.NCi7. FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS . I. A CapitalAM , rtrrientof::;:lst,ll7SCULE`:"!• AIi:I . :ETA:.ES. Icing ever: thing gene-wily sir ed in a Kite Len Gardtti tpcas and bum'. cxeepted b told au wry furrior liirts;whicli in maznitudk., fla• rntr , and very :;.. property, infinitely furors all the common degenerated ainds. l'ibcketrOne Guinea. 2. Another Pack et, containing fine Seeds ofto Choice Fl. , wers, which will fill a garden ;yids one greor priaLufe continued glow of beauty. One Guinea. Both thefe Paekeia creLain a gr...ect variety thin could be bought, of the common fm - ts. the fame money. 3. Three new Peas and two new Beans, of very foperi,,r ex cellence, both for flavour, and mutt alsuadant beari.w. T.u.7 all yield prufufely, but onepca in particular gives abwe the quantity of any of the old forts. Two or thr..e fi , -.vittcs of each will fupply the table moil liberally till after Michaelmas. Quart bags of each are ss. Sold at Crocker'a, St. Allian's !trot, No credit. --Pay poftage. DR. HUNTER's .' LTERATIVE PII.LS.-- This infallible Nis-di:int, of well-eltabliihed repuration for years, etreetually cure's the N'EtaißE.tl. DISHAsE th sU its dilterent Rages, without exciting the painful eniatains at tendant on falivation,without debilitating the con itution in any degree, or emaciating the human frame, fo !sappily rs . :ltorinl the patient to health, whit his attention to ballad's is unints e rupted. Ile is refeued, by that Sanative. Salutary Pills, from the eventual danger of trulling his life in the hand, of unskilful pretenders, the &hloes tat wily empiries, or the Rill more fatal contequences precut:raiment. Ther.tulicaivirtuesofthere falutary Pills may be afeertained by inellimable documents, in the hauda of the Proprietor.—Each box is accouipani.:l directions fo plain and dill:net, that any ptt fon, even the motto unlettered of either fex, eannat fail, by °biasing them, As all the fymptoms are defcribed fuch 41:•'111a,y, 1111 t sIJ mittake can puffibly happeti in their nev.tr ap;tli..t: t m and ufe. Sold, by Amens of the Proprietor. by ".leff.A. and Co. SurteJn, No. 3%, Slow-hill; ..t Coacell's .!...”•• warehoufe, No. 229, Strand, the feventls houfe from T....ph: Bar (where attendance is given by Dr. R. on Wetlacfda:: and Fridays, front c:glit in the murning till nine At r4:1;; ; and by all refpcetable Medicine Vender.. in town ar.l country, price 214 snl. per box, fife boxes in one fur to,. 6d.....Advice to the Poor gratis. FROM the Nobleman to the Peal - ant, intozicr Lion is the cattle of many of the Di for.lcrs which n•:w af filet mankind. When reafon is thrown off her guard by the potent force of drinking to excels, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another, or, in plain terms, a connection with a difordered or unclean perfon ; and he Newly th.,Ce tvlio are guilty of their indifcrctions are on the point of entering tato the tacred band of wedlock, with a difcreet and virtuous com panion. Wil.lt is the confcquence of theft repeated Improprie ties I 'Clic infectious poifon, which has lurked in the body of the hulband, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the oSpring, who conic into the world a difgufting fpeCtacle to all beholders, and fubjedt to the Evil, eruptions of the molt inveterate tendency, &c. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re fine., will find his workmanfliip break, crack, and difplay variety of imperfedions, in defiance of all pains and diligence it is exactly the fame with thole who enter into the Rate of wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the contagious dittempers it receives through there errors, than which nothing is more efficacious than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, belng.an admirable diuretic, and aeling by perfpiration, never failing to care coo:pl.:Intl' of this nature, after they have lain dormant in the blood for (even, eight, or ten years. Aithough it 14 fo effeitual, it is at the fame mi..: innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might It s. ith the great:ft lifety ; nor is thlrethe Icaft danLer of takidg c. Id, teven In the molt inclement feafon, which It is fearcely pollib to efeape during the adminiitration of a cootie of mercury. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the DoEtor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-fircet, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufeurn. Blachfriar's Bridge. in Bottles at it is. 6d.—and sa 6d. Alf° of Jeboutt :134 Co. (late Bacon), No. 250, OxfordAreet t Tint, Royal Ex:han•e; P.. Ncwbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Bototon, Royal Exchange; Mr. Coekell's Medicine warehotifc, No. 229, &Auld ; and by mod Bookfellers and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms. To thofc Ladies or Gentlemen borderin7 on the State of Ma trimony, the Dodtor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup, (priorto their appearance hefty.: the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the (mall& degree apprehe:sfive of the fyacrn not being entirely found, or fubj,.et to relaxations of the fads. •,• Letters, Rating Patients cafes, with the Deetor's ufusl fee of a Guinea, will be ftrisfUy attended to. A 221. Bottle contains equal to five fmall Imes. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re. fpoidibiiity deviate from tit.: general fyftem by the fe • salon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued uccefs is the heft criterion of fuperlority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclulive treat. meut of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccifsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppufe as fel as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt impnro ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiatiit, into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early rerinti of Practice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the ovally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prattitiuners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure af which I have de voted my attention, comreize every :pecks of VEN%Rn.I.I. INFECTION, whether of a recent or tang duration.--atily. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing trout the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and 1,11.:r that de rangement of the lyttem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTERILITy. Numerous difeali..s arc the refult of ignorance or bane in the treatment of a !implc Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently ley pens that the feeds of Lie are poifoued by the Int:Len:ion of an qnguartled hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints art tartly cured,land even where others have fa:led, I unit that t may prefume to offcra radical rt.:Az:di:it:tient Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diltrefs in tie diforder compared with the calamitous iituations of Mert.w hr. front indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent ties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that !late of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequencc of fuch pernicious habits. Whew the unhappy fufferer broods over his ntifery, hut care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confutation fOr him to know, that although it he an °lt'd of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the rent , val of there DI:.!• CIENCIES by the gradual progrrfs of RClloVatint, is the ac ment of my exg.:nence. If the rites of 83ft NI vx Ifcnits begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will I prer, me I by an early counteradlion of this languid dire, and In tly:e cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for ytnrs ezifted. a proper Per frverance is hull fpenfibly req uili re to revive the fluttering I , aras of Life, and to re-animate the Centhtution. MARRIED WOMEN, who hive long been iP.far, , ointed In their medlar/Ins of a Family, may I,e affureal, that in molt inflames fuch defects are curable by Mcdteal Skill The SECRF.CY which is fo effential to my undertaking. and the Qtalifications which I have prefumed to Rate. torm the Salts of my Prtt:anfions, ard eoindttence firth this Int I • illation is give..., that Mr B..•••••• may beeonfultalpcfenally (or by letters inik(ing a fmall mot) at La Louie, N 0.19, Arun del-hater, Strand . year Tl:raple-Bar. There is 111 militional•entrence In Water-itreet adjolnt!.a. end the name is on both the doors. M. B Member o: the Royal College et Surgeons .