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A • ••• • ..- • •.‘ •.) 41. ‘ 4 1 :4" ! / . • 4 c: • 0.;411.11" alro 61 1 I) PA.! y- I V 't' -t° -•,; , .:.i-+~- se .1 .v / h. , MLfR 4254 DUR iiill4 COUNTY ELEerioN. A T the Committee of the I:reel:elders of the CeIIIITV of Durham. rAid,-rt in a,.! Nei". L44.1 , 4,1'01' pro. ~!ing Burdon'4 bad at the Gray's Inn Cake • 11,:borr. the :7;11 day of July, tBJI, n 4. ref ay.:d unaliimoufly, T. t.ne following Addrefs of Thanks, flzned by the Chair ', trantmir ed to Rowland Ennio% .E.fq. and printed in .•o:, and Newcaltle Ncwfpapen s i .,—We take the earlicfl oppormnirynf affnring you,that the ni.dt of the Courty Niecting at Durham, 011 the lad July. : • refi!...l the molt cordial and general fatistiaiim among Itcehol&rs of the County of D ur h am , „a d „ in and pe.o. Loud aa Your combat% on that neealion has afforded a • proof that your own perfonal convenience is, with you, • c oorkhration fuldirvient to the willies and laterals of your C u ititu :it'. and that the advancement of the public good is the preik . iinant principle of your mind. “ The rneral it:terra which the Puhlic felt in the event of year Election, confirms the opinion which we entertained of Tour merits, and judifses the exertions which du.: opinion volt:red. 'the peraliar eireumftsnees of your Elea-ion will, we • muskrats hourourable record of your merit to the Welt • We in crave to convey to yon our warm* Thunks for entrphanee with the enteral willies of the Freeholders, to r „••roue one of the Reprefentatives of the County in the nest r (Signed) GEO. HAWKS, Chairman. • 'fo Rowland Burion. Efq." COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION. South-Shisida, July 29, IEO2. AT a Meeting of the Freeholders and principal Inhabitants of Soutip.S.Vell, and the Neighbourhood, held foe purpor , of con lideritix the propriety ate Vote of Thanks to Mr. BURDON, for having, at the requeft of the County, tome froward again to rcprefent it in Parliment, Sir CUTHBERT HERON, Batt, in the Chair; rfolvcd unartimoolly—VsAt oor molt grateful Thanks be elven to Mr. Br RIMS for thi, mark of hi. Attachment to the County; and that this Refointion incinkd in the fo lowing Utter, and llgned by the Charon an, be tranbatittcd to Mr. Burden. •To ROWLAND BURDON, Efq. one of the Knights of the Shire for the COUM y of D ur b an. _ _ 1 .5111.1 t is with a ph:afore only to be equalled by the con cern !hey felt on learning your determination to retire from Pegg Life, that the Freeholders, Merchants, Ship Owners, and other principal Inhabitants of South Shields, now offer you their moil &mere Thanks for your acquiefeence in the anima wars of the County at large, but oleo part of it more than of the . I , sen of which they are Inhabitants. "'They congratulate each other, as well as you, Sir, on your Re.elretion to the molt important of truth, and contraty to the goal opinion on occalions like the prefent, they feel them:elves the ohiged, and their Reprefentative the obliging party. (bey are conscious that a Seat in Parliament is not valued be you, as by many, becaule of irs founding Title and pre onhent Honour, but be,:auie it enables Tem to be *ireful all a 1`. , 1 nal Legillator,and as the prote6tor of the peculiar Interefts ot the County of Durham. They arc feel - able that with the la. as you have of the Duties attached to this Ration, the C ,intt has impeded on you more labour, and appropriated to it' !! more of your time, than a very fillet attention to private co , :cerns, even of great confequenee, would require. In re turn us Inhabitants have nothils to offer but their Gratitude, nor you any reward but the confcioufnefs of a Lie dedicated to the Service of your Country, and the welfare of othcrs. "That this Reward, acknowledged by the good and virtuous ta be the richeft of all remunerations, may long he felt and enjoyed by you ; sad when declining age, requiring a reicafe Item the active Rents of Public Life, may urge you to refign, seal themfehtes to acquieice in the refignatioe of the Trutt you arc now delegated to, that your eftintable ezample may 'limo hte another to tread in your steps, thus Rill perpetuating their oldigations to you, in, Sir, their fineere hope and prayer. • Pretend in the Name of the Inhabitants of South Shields, " CUI'HBERT HERON, Chairman." That this Rdolution and Letter be Minted in the hew 'Ale Paper. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair tun, for hie proper coaduet in the Chair. COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION. Sunderland, July 29, tilos. AT a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County . 11 . of Derham, and others, reEdent in Somitrlaad, and its reciaiey, held at Mr jourrefs, the George Inn, this day, The Res. CEO. STEPHENsON, in the Chair ; Tr was rtfolwd—That the following A;idrefs be traafrn . ty the Chaiing', to Mr. Bordon. O To Row LAMD Bus DON, F.fq. one of the Knights of the Shire for die Colony of Durham. • amp—Confidering your returning to Parliament, is cam- Outer with the felicitations of a very numerous body of Free holder., after you had determined to retire from public Life, to 4ditannal proof of your attachment to this populous and commercial County. we heg you to accept our warmest Thanks. Ynu have nobly reboil:4ll.a your own iodination and periwig Mss to the willies of your Countrymen, who, having expe rienced your competency to the high and important croft, and confident that the fame Independence and Integrity, the Lime behind Attention to their interests, which have hi: otter ant (wilily and fo eminently diltinguiflied your Conduct, will di pet your future Fxertions, were naturally anxious to have you drytred again to Parliament, and to Imam a continuance of your valuab!e Strokes. Wc have every rearms to congratulate each other upon your rt•A Rion, the peculiar circus:lll2mm " which hear honoura lot intimacy to your merits, and at the Lune time evince the de. crnment and independence of your Ekdtors. May you have health, Sir, to difcharge your puhlic duties, en 4 may you enjoy la private life eves/ comfort andhappinefs... " G. STEPHFNSOW. Ch . sirnran." *t d_—That the Refniutions of the Meeting, figned by tle Chrinuan, be printed in the STAR, and the Netvcattle flyers. G. ST P.PH ENSON. Chairman. krinived—That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the t' , ,inno for his candnift in the Chair. DUR H •1M COUNTY RLEtTION. T a Meeting of the Committee of Freeholders of :hr County of Durham, rtftdent in Ger . /fed and .11'rze -0,, for promoting Mr. Burdon's Median, held at the Goat efhead, the 3011 dal of July, t Sol, Refolved unanimonfly, 'J•h.a the following Addrefs of harks, Gelled by the Chairman, be tranfinittLd to Rowland Bur Zoo, Eq. and publithed in the Newcaftle Papist : To ROWLAND BURDON, Efq. t or—Howevcr feeble we might think our efforts when we heft :enrurcd to Rep forward, and requeß you would arain be. 4 1 , a Candidate to reprefent the County in Parh.oncut, wing that we Zooid but sonielpate the general finnan:ma .! •4e Freeholders on that ciecafion, we were not without hopes 0... er !s• ewld rot believe that a mind fo tarred as Twrs'wemld ftlD't your private inclination for tenement, how‘ter prong, 16 flak! in the way of public duties, fo important as thole to w!...h we did not doubt you would bo called by the unanimous wit. of the County of Durham. The event, as honourable to as it is gratifiying to us , gums that our enteastlona wire Lisfoundet . - 1 he ;cease manner in which you have been called upon to tehune the facre4 functions of the Brit& Senate, cannot fail to be tnnfmitted to puilcrity, and will form a biting wittowny of lour virtues. - We entreat , Sir, that you will accept our %etre Thanks for the handieme way in which You met the willies of the Hu holden, and we truA you will long continue one of the Repre rintatises of the Ccszny of Durham in Parliament. (SOW) 1 . 3 414FAIN4his iagrOao. A NEW INVENTION. "ATIONIZED, AND USED FOR. THE KING AND ROYAL FAMILY. LTARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, a CheMical Preparation, which will neither foil the floe ft linen, or (null d f..zrerably ; it Cohens and nouriesea the leather, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, pro cures the Boca jet black, and retains sts virtue: in all Climates ; heat will not diminith its lultre, and the duct may he wiped off without keening the pohili ; it produces the molt elegant luftre to Gentlemen's I iutfar Boots and Dref. Shoes, as well as to the Boots,ShoeVelogs,/ke. of the Ladies. It is fold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor, At N 0.3. Barnard': Inn, liolhorn; and by molt Boot-makers In the United Kingdom, in tin hoses, at as. and (a double quantity) as. 6d. cull, with proper Brollies. H. lik,vrife procures Boot Trees,' if required, on which the eat falbionable lultre is produced with the greaten. cafe and expedition. PRIESTLEY'S INSTITUTIONS OF MOSES. H.D. 13•31101108, Paternofter-row, begs leave to acquaint the Public, that he hu on talc the few remaining Copies, price 1 in beards, of R. PRIESTLEY's Compatifon of the Infli tutiaos of Molts with thole of the Hindoos and other ancient Nations; with Remarks on Mr. Duppa's Origin of all Religions; the Laws and Inßitutions of Motes Method ifed ; and an Addrefs to the Jews on the prefent Rate of the World, and the Prophecies ccla till to it. TA&S DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL I'UNC 'IONS, fee. Praiftical Effays and Remarks on the Talus Doefalla This day was publiihed, Prier ss. In large ocl. - ..v0 bound in , 1 Boards, the Second Edition, with very coo:id:rabic midi.; taws, of I3RACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS. on that (pecks of Canfumption incident to youth, and the different Stages of Life, commouly called 'robes Dorfalis; with an account of the nature, mica, and care of that Diftemper; denoonitrating its baneful effeets on the bora functions of the Animal Economy, incladhnt the Difeafes arifing therefrom; efpecially the Nervous A trophia. the From:robs, at.d the POWs, or Coofutaption In general. With Halm** of Cafes oc curring in the Author's Pra,rzice during the lad fourteen Years. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, In Paris; of the Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgton, In London, formerly Surgeon Mayor to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofpltal, at Cir'am.) Sold by 3. Walker, No. 44, Patemofter-row; Ridgeway, York-flew, St. James's-fquare; and at No. 60, Corner of Frith-ftreet and Sohn-fquare. • Fora particular account of the nature Ind utility of the above Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literary, and Scientific Magazine for June, tioo, from page 116 to att. NEW MUSIC. Juft publithed by Brodrrip and Wilkinfon, Nn. 1 3, Haymarket, London, fur the Piano-forte: PARISOT's celebrated H o rnpipe, in Barb ara A and Allan, compared and arranged as a Rondo, by Signor Boffl, price as. Beethoven's three sonatas, op. la, zos. 6d. Ditto Trio, 4s. Griefbacd's Sonatas, Bs. King's Trio, 4s. Stei 13,:lt's Sonata, dedicated to Madame Bonaparte. ss. Pleycl, op. 38, 73.6 d The Organitrs Journal, No. I. to XU. each 45. Movut's flatten Books of Stnutas, forming a complete collet., tion, each Bs. Ditto glut tc:tos, book 4th, os.6d. Ditto Duets, book ictls, Los. 6d. and book 14th. 125. Ditto 20 Airs with variations, as. each; Von Efch Military Divertimento, is. Ditto for Harp and Forte, 43. Ditto Duet, 33. Ditto I.e Retour de Wandfsvorth, Ss. Ditto Le Colomboßetrouve, Ls.6tl. Ditto impromptu Duo, is. Seb. Bach's Preludes and Fugues, book 3, Bs. Where may be had, Ilroclerip and Wilkinfon's Patent Grand and Small Piano Fortes, with additonal Keys, and alio Harps and Barrel Organs, with Drum and Triangle. N. B. Juft imported, a large cargo of Roman and Naples Strings for Viola, Harm, Violoncellos &c. of a remarkably fine quality. Wisolfale Dalcrs, Merchants, &c. may be (ap plied with any quantity at reduced prices. NEW MUSIC, %blithe& by Caramert and Company, No. a 6, Cheakadel PIANO TORT& MUSIC. CLEMENTI's Sete&ion of Praftical Harmony, for the Organ or Piano Forte, Vol. 11. £ a a a Clestenti's Introduction to the Art of Playing on the Piano Forte, leaned edition - - 20 6 Cramer's Three Sonatas, dedicated to Haydn, op 13 8 o Ditto Single Sonata - - 4 o Ditto Two Sonatas, op. 27 - - • 8 o Field's Three Sonatas, op. a . - - 8 0 Ovrovrytz's Three Sonatas, op. s 4 - - 8 0 Haigh's Twelve Pctites Pieces; with introductory Preludes - - - • 8 o Mali's Three Sonatas, op.? - - • 6 o Momigny's Three Sonatas, op. 16 - - 8 o Steibek's Sonatinas, op. so . • . 8 0 Ditto Paftoral Overture - . 3 0 Ditto Fancy - • • • 4 • Viotti's Three Sonata's, op. 15 . 8 o Wuelfes Three Sonatas, op. is - • 1 0 INJETII PIANO roars AND NAIIP. Blazes Two Duets Piano Forte and Harp to 6 noildicu's td Duet Polonoice 6 Cr.uncr's Duet, Op. 24 - - 6 VIOLIN mum. Bored Seectnd Set Duets, Book tft - 6 • Ditto ditto ditto Book ad - • 6 DuranoW's Dues . - 7 6 Ditt Mrs - - - S Pletry's Ducts .. - - 7 6 Labarres ditto - - . liaMot's Trios - - . i'ro t Viotti', ditto. Op. t 6 • - - : Picirl's Coocensote is parts - - 9 6 Tocat. mac. Himmel's Sit Canzonets - . Si Wehhe,the Lord's Prayer, an Anthem - - 3 Ras, Go, Julia, go - - ,- I Sharp, Ab frown not Co . - a Ditto, Painful is the Sailor's Life - . a Hick,l.ittle Fanny, foot by Mrs. Bland at Vauxhall I Cope, The Fair Cottager - - a Shortly will 1K publithed, a Superb Edition of PAM 2 ART . & ORIGINAL DUEI 9, TRIOS. QURTICT re allo i l a pll2- 'R FT ra , dedicated, by Perrniffion, to s Royal Hig s the Prince of Walei. Alfo a New Edition of Meyers Qltartetts, and three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, by Clementi. 4'.', The above Moue may be had at a ll t h e Midie Shops in thtis, Briftol, Birmingham, Manchelter, laverpoet,Leeds o licork,,folinbut6b, Giursow, Dublin, Curly arc. Fi11i3:47, - ;l6dlli t i 6, 1402. A CLERGYMAN of exemplary Condo& died 111 December bit. bequeathing to the Providence of Goo and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five ,ions, for whore Support the frau:left Donations will be thank fully received in the Bank of Meirre Ratifouhand Co. Pall-null. They have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gifts to the amount heretofore of iojL Ss. 6iL and now, with increafed humility, re turn Thinks to a Benefadtor Inc 51.55. to a Friend for sot. to M. K. for al. to P. V. for ii. as. to F. Drake for ii. is. to a Lady for ion. 6d. to a Clergyman% loon for al. to G. C. for il. i s. to the Hon. Mr. Legge for al. 2.. toj.J. Augcrftein for id. lot. to Mifs Angerftein for ioi. los. to Mr. John Thomfon fur sot lee. and to Mr. .Bonar for tot. Toe. To GROCERS, TEA-DEALERS, and SLOP-SELLERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By WM. DAVIS, At Sboetnefs, in the Me of Sherry, County of Kent, on Mon day the 9th of Anstalt, and following Da—,_ A LL the STOCK in TRADE and HOUSE -4- HOLD FURNrEURE of FRANCIS COUZINS ; con fining of a large Affoctment of Seamen,' Wearing Apparel of all Kinds; with a gnat quantity of Butter, Cheefe, Soap, Candles, Starch, Blue, Tobacco, and various other Articles tno numerous to infert. Alio, the Leak of the Preanifes Boated in the centre of High-greet.—The Purchafcr to take the Matures at a fair Appraifemcnt. The Sale to begin each Day at Tweve o'Clock. N. B. For further Particulars enquire of the Auetioncer, a t his Sale-Room in Chapel-ilreet, Sheernefs. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Rivet, Plymouth, on Tocfday the t 7th MIL (unlefa prerhaufly difpofed of by Private Con traet, of which notice will be given), Swediih Frigate built Slip CHILDITIN, Jones PALMVIST Mailer, has a Figure Head, Poop Deck and Galleries; Burthen about 450Totis. She is a thong well built Blip, and capable el performing much fervi-e, having lately undergone a great repair. Her Bores are abundant, and in excellent condition, has lately delivered a cargo from Dant zic. May be feen and further information obtained on applica tion to the Mater. on board in Hamoaze; Malts. Chalmers and Cowie, Merchants, No. so. time-ftreet, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. HYTHE, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON. To IIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And poireffion bad on the 29th of September neat, A FREEHOLD Dwelling-Hottfe, Garden, Yar.:, and Meadow Ground, by eflimation One /:ere and Thirty Luggs, more or Ids; fituate in the plealant Vil lage or Hythe, in the Pariih of Fawley, in the County of Southampton, now occupied by John Pittman Capping, Efq. The Houfe was built about 22 years agO, and is in goad repair, commands a delightful view of Southampton and ltehin Ferry Rivers, and of Spithead, and the New Forth, &c. Fo: particulars and price apply at the Office of Mehra. Amor and Nichols, Southampton, and for a view of thu Pretnifcs to Mr. Covey, of Hythe. LTAD MINES. be Let for fuch Termni Years, and upon furl, Conditions as fhall be agreed on, the LEAD MINES in the Hills of South and Over-Cumberheads, fituated iu the Parifh of Lefmaha , mw, and County of Lanark. Front a Minera l recently made, and Report drawn up in confequenec thereof by praelical and experiencedLcadMiners, the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attention of a Milting Company, and the Indications of a Body of Lead to b• fo ftrong as to warrant trials with every probability of fuccefa. The Lead Ore brought from the Mines referred to in the Re port, of which Specimens will be exhibited, is of the richeit and porelt quality, and was at one period wrought to great advan tage. The above-mentioned printed 'Mineral Report, together with Specimens of the Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein fpecified, may he leen by applying to Michael Linning, Writer tkithe Signet, Sr. James s-fquaro, Edinburgh; to Mars. Km netly and Logan ' Merchants, Buchanan -ltreet, Glafgow ; or to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Fluyder-itreet, London. SOUTH• HAMS-DEVON. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called A Dv TT tic roa ID, well calculated for the Refitlence of a Al of large Fortune, baying every accommodation for a nu merous Family and itt dependents, furrounded by Sixteen Acres of Plcafurc Ground, containing a Rookery, with a large walled Garden, au Orchard, Double Coach Houle, and a Stable with Stalls far eighteen Hodes; and alto about Ninety-four Acres of remarkably fine Mum Land,lying con tiguous to the Dwelling- houle,and isfnow let to Tenants, for one year, from astli March laft, but the Houle, and its appendages, may be taken immediate poiTel fi on of. ..Alfo ;Frrit adjoining, calved Wit r TCU M BE. confifting of a Dwelling-honk, Barn, Stables, and other Outhoufes, ha con taining about 240 Acres of Arable, Pafture, Orchard, and Meadow Land, now in the occupation of a Tenant, whore Term therein will expire at Lady-Day, 1805. The above Ellatei are fituated in the Parifit of North Hull)), near the public road leading from Ivy Bridge to Totnes.—The Manfion Houle, and its demefne Loth, may be obtained with or without Whetcombe, at the option of a Purchafer. . For funber information, and a Particular of the Eftatc, ap ply to Mr. H. Woollcombe, Solicitor, at Plymouth. Dated Auguft 1, tBO2. SALE of CHURCH LIVINUS,ui the COUNTY of SALOP. At the Talbot Inn, in Shrew(bury, on Thurfday the tuth 047 of Auguft next, at three o'clock jn the Afternoon, in fepa r..te Lots, or together in one Lot, as null be awed upon at the Time of Sale : TkiE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the following very defirahle Reetories : LOT I.—The ReCtory of CHURCH PULVFRBATCH, hi the County of Salop, fubjeet to the life of the prcfcnt In• eumb,.nt, aged 55 Years. The great and (mall TITHES in full, belonging to this Rec tory, and alto a Oarantity of Glebe Land containing 45 Acres, the yearly YAWe of the Tithes and Glebe being 4001. a Year and upwards.—Under part of the Gkhe there is Coal of a good - - . - LOT ll.—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON TESBURY, in the Paid County of Salop, fubjed to the .Life of the prdent Incumbent, aged s 7 Years. There h appertaining to this Redtory an excellent Parfonage Houk, on an elevated lituution, width convenient Offices, a Four Railed Sta lsle, Cinch-houk and Granary, built by the ?relent Incumbent. Barn, Cowboufes and other fuitable Outbuildings, together scith fundry parcels of excellent Glebe Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 60 Acres or thereabouts. Alfo the TITHES both great and (mall of a certain Portion of this Parifh, well known, the whole ('f kiwi and Gkbc) being of the yearly value of 7001. and up wards. The Pariih is divided into three Portions, and the Service of the Church helon 6 ing to rich, is as follows, viz The firit Portion 26 Sundays, and the fccond and third Portions, 13, each in the Year, and the Curate's itipend is paid by them all in proportion to fuch Service. The Villages of Church l'uircrbatch and Ponteibury are lituate about eigh* miles froia the Town of Shrewfbnry, in a good fertile Country. Further Particulirs of there Livings may be had by applying to Metfrs. Pemberton and Coupland, Attornies, Shrewfbury ; Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whit , . church. The Lands Titheahle to the Rectory of Pulverbatch and the Glebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Richard jandrell, of Church Pulh verbatch; and the like belonging to the fccond Portion of Pon ; telbury, with the Glebe, by Mr. Brifcoe, of Pontefbury.—The wo Livitws lie :41 , 10 l'wn Mame Alltfastro r MICR ax-Pmcs. ASHFORD-KENT. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. TWO new-built FREEHOLD MESSUAGES, cazh confilting of a Dining and Drawing Room, Par. lour, and four Bed-chambers, Kitchen, and fuitable Offices, a Garden, and three (tall Stable, pleafantly fituate in Hemp ' Read Place, in Milord, in the County of Ruiz, fit fur the re fidt.nce of a genteel family; one of them in the Occupation of Mrs. Pardee, tenant from year to year, and the other of Smart, Efq. under a Leak which will expire at Michaelmas 1804. Alfo a piece of rick Pafture Land, adjoining to the Paid Mcffuages, containing Five Acres and a ball, more or left, LC the occupation of Mr. James Alderfun. Alfo 20 new-built Meffuages in Hempftead Place aforefattl. each conning of a Parlour, [itched, and two Chambers, and Garden adjoining,in the occupation of as many fevettl tenants, who hold from year to year. Alto five new-built Copyhold Marone, adjoining together, neatly fitted up, fituate in Adsford aforefaid, eackcoolliting of a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, and four Bed-chambers, and Gar den adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. John Bourne and others. Afhford is 34 miles from London, 20 from Mal !hone, Is from Hythe, and 23 from Dover.—A Rage coach to Londott fix times a week. Fur Particul:n enquire of Mars. Jernmet and Son, Word ADAMS'S SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL. AS the SOLVENT is now proved to be the molt effcehul Remedy known for the Cure of the Gravel and Stone, and for preventing the dreadful Operation with the Knife, it is &raving notice, that Pisfuns accuftomed to fit much In their Study, in Courts of Jufticc, or who are in any way prevented taking due exercife, may be fecund from attack, by taking a few doles of the Solvent, which cannot fail to coma the calculous diathefis in the habit. It is fold by the Difcovcrer and Proprietor, at his Houfe, No. 9, Southampton-ftrect, Bloomfl.ury-fquar•, in bottles of ts.6d.; t ts. ; and One Guinea, Stamps included. For an account of the numerous Cures of the confirmed Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as teftified by Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, and-other eminent Surgeons, fee " Perry on the Stone," price 2s. fold by Murray and Highley, Fleet-line; and Symonds, No. 20, Paternofter-row. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD-ACHE. the many intlances that have occurred of the .L extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the molt excruciat ing pain, in the head, by the application of Dr. II LAIR's CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Effence for the Head-achy the following molt remarkable Document is added for the fatis faclion of the Public : To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-ftreet, Edinburgh. " Sir—Yefterday I was fazed with a molt violent Head. Ach, and In confequence vras unable to attend to bufincfs. I thou;ht of trying what effcet Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would have; and, upon ufing it according to his directions, I was re lieved almott inftantaneoully from the violent pain, and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from it. This information have rent you, that others labouring under the fame violent complaint may have it in their power to procure relief. " And am, Sir, your obedient Prvant, " Sept. 8, iBor. . 4 S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." e Sold, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warchoufe. Nu. 229, Strand, 7th heufc from Temple-Bar, price 26.94. duty included; and fold retail at all rerpedable Medicine Shope. 'Obferve the ft:nature, J. Cake!, in his hand-writing, wi.thout, which none are genuine. T'OR Rheumatilms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-ach, Numbnefs, Palfy, Indigeßion, Fla tulent Sparmodie or flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxa. Lion of the Syftem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c. Fxperience has proved the mild "4 mutating pow.rs of WIIITIHEAD'S ESSCNCE OS MUSTARD Pills, and Fluid, the mat effectual remedy ever made known to the.world, having fuceeeded in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years handing, after other means had failed, and it has abiolitteoly cured more patients of the above eon:plaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid El knee is fit singularly penetrating and fpeedy in its operation, as generally to arca the cure of SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Whitehead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at as. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, No. Is, Greek-Itreet, Soho, London : And its reputation is fo univerfally eftablithed, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. _ _ To prevent counter felt impaction, purcbafery are requefted to obferve, the Genuine is dillinguifhed by the King's Patent s and the Signature of R.JOHNSTUN, the Patentee's own writing on the label of each Bonk or Boa. WHEN Profellional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftcm by the fe ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the &maim of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pmdlice to the excluEve treat. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able thc ravages of chore complaints which are the molt import• ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Atter initiation into every branch u an Army Surgeon, 11 formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refctic individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the eioally dan gerous preeip4.mcy of gcnaal Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the curcof which I have de. voted my attention, comprize every fpccies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratlor. All kidlls of Dr.BILrrY, whether wiling from the habits 4 Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laffly that de rangement of the fyttem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeaks are the reit& of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimph. Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifotted by the indi.cretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints ars eafily cured, and even where other have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re.eitabliflunent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dilirtfs In the difordcr, compared with the calamitous lituations of iVlen,whe front indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gate. ties of a lafbiorable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whisk is the unavoidable confequence of fuck perniciou. h.tbits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confutation for hint to know, that although it be an object of doubt or unerr. minty with other Pradiitioners, the removal of thek DEFY. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire• ment of my experience. It the rites of It7celiti4pr Vents. lawn begun to reduce manly vigour, moat anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this taugu:d hate, and in there caret no great difficulties will oicuti But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper Per feveranee is indifpenfibly requiflte rev lye the flumbring :park. of Life, and to rc-ar Imate the Conftitutioa. . MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed in their expedations of a Family, may be 7.P.hred, that iro Irma inßances fuck defeets are curable by hq.cdical Skil!. _ . . . The SECRECY which is fo enctitial t,o undertaking, and the Q.i . hdifications which I have prefumcd to elate form the Eafis of my Pretaifions, and in coincidences with fuols this i nti. 'nation is given, that Mr B- may be c•mfultednefonally (or by letters inelofing &titian:loz) at his bode, No. a 9, Arun del-ttreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar.. _ . . There Is an ailitioaal entrance in Watcr-P.reet adjoinjt and the name bon both the doors. M. 11. IVicmhu ' " Le 3f S,lrnenns. . . EAST INDIA HOUSE, Rory 14, SO . THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of be 1 7 .V.1TE1) CO.MPA.V7 of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to 14... I iST INDIES, do herely rim ncti. , , T.:4! the C. magnet will & read to restive Pr..71;11 in yrrieing, fealet op, we Welorfday the ISM fcr Applying the Company :rub COPPER. And fie; ?crime stho may thin/ porn. liPser Tenderr, tb:r.r:a 1..,,c19 pricer, as will na have as op- ' pet an!..y;f aGaiesa,,tt. The C I.fre C. aired tray hr fees iy applying ter Mr. 7tca,l CT,tJer, Clck :of! r c, will. whom the Traders sr be bjire isey:ve Ste fold IStk day of Aogrfl, a.nd a,y re.r..1,1 after that bar.