Star. — London, England, 1802-07-08 00:00:00

" . • . • . •... , .. . - . . . . • • *,, -,,.... s':''' ' ...-ts.. t:. _ ' .... - \ of _ .. I. 'il l% .e. - " v .' • 1,.. 9 - :46., ' • . ;. 411 C, -21)...i.,, F: ~, 1 4 .• '.l f t , 0 S j ) 1 1 ! . .. • ' t w0.4 \ . ,, ' • •%. -3 ...... d 4 .1 „, •4 , ' . i ,x, Ps . , . ,0-4%.• , 4 . --r—z.it,„.... •_• • 7 ' ek; ' lP‘ s, \k w .40i .. 1 1ZIO F •' r • - .._. • # ..,.....01. , . 4.01.• • ... r.lll J • ...,,, • 0. t_ D •41, • ...,, 7 4 .c- -- "41 it' Cl. ' '. • . • NITMBER 4'2 54 3 THURSDAT, yurir 8, IKo2 CPILtCB MX-PENCE LAST NIGHT.-RANFLAGH. TOMORROW, FRIDAY, JULY 9, dot, win be riforrm.d_ GENERAL ELECTION. To the BURGESSES of FLINT. RHUDDLAN, CAER WYS, CAERGWRLE, and OW:RYON: And to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLD ERS, hitY . ing Inter& therein. GEN LEM/IX I PRESUME again to offer myfelf for the Ho nour of reprefenting you in Parliament. Ido not rely upon any merit of my own for (need's, but upon the continuance of tbo(e repeated Favours and Friendfl.ip I bare fo often expe rienced at your bands.—l ..m. with the grew": rcryed, Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant. Pagsedw, June so. WATKIN WILI.IAMS. GENERAL ELECTION. To tbe•OENfLRMEN, CLERGY. YEOMEN.ind otlOzt . . ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSCR4NcE-OFFICEZ PERSONS, whofe annual Premiums fall due on the 24th inflant. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, ovt-r the Rovnt. Ex en.% f;GE and in I'±►:.',MAl.L.as well as by their re-_ rpedive Agents in the feveral Counties ;_ and the parties anted are h (incited to apply, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or 'before the 9th of July...next, as the anal fifteen days allowed fbr payment, beyond the date 'leach policy, will then expire. June, tBoa. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. • Attendance is given, daily, at the faid Offices, for the Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merehandize. and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, front Lofs or Damage by Fire; and alto for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. A CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Is the Casio of the Rotunda win he crated a Tranfpareot TEMPLE OF PEACE. FREEHOLDERS - of the COUNTY of KENT. ChtNTLENIIN, T HE resit of this day's Nomination has proved molt entering to my Peelings, as it has convinced me that the Principles which I have ever profsired have, in the opinion of fo rerpedable a Meeting of my Conftituents, been honeftly adhered to, and that their fentiments are in paled unifun with my own. I have only to requelt an exertion of the fame zeal on the more important day of Eledion ; alluring you, that Ihould I again be placed in the honourable fituatinn of one of your Re prefentatives in Parliament, the fame Independence (hall guide my future condudt, which has to-day, and which I mull and. hope, wilt continue to enfure me the gratifying teltimony of your approbation. I am, Genthinen, with [mere regard, your molt faithful, and obedient Servant, Maidltunc, July 7, 1802. M. GEARY. Defiguzd :mil executed by Mr. Capon. And, by par.:,:uhr dcfire of the Nobility and Gentry, the ctithratcd Artitt: Moollcur Roggiari, will exhibit a omit mag nificent FIR WORK. cruelly fimilar to the one he difpiayed to the for} rile and gratification of the fpedators at the Fete on. Fdday Litt; end which will conclude with the flight of a COMF i round the GARDEN. Adialttince islet Shillings each Perfon, Tea and Coffee in eludddr-Doors to be opened at Eight. the Concert to can. moue at Nine, and the Fire-Work at Eleven recta-Iy. N. IL Policies °JAE / trawl. fir the filla 113001. or liptllJaa, are patter f expow to dm 4farrot On Monday wit will be publithed, VeL II„ with coloured Plates, Pelee 3L t3s. 61 To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and Independent FREE HOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM. MR. BURDON having publicly avowed his •Lva determination of retiring from Parliament, I beg to foli tit the honour of your Support at the enfuing Eleetion. I am fully fenfible of the important duties that are lima:oily introfted to the care of a Reprefentative of this great commer cial County; and I afore you, that if I fhould be thought worthy of your confidence, T fhall feel a pleafure In executing your wises, and attending to your interelts. I remain, with reined and regard, Sirs, Wynyard, Youemoit faithful and obedient Servant, July Jr, 1802. H. VANE TEMPEST. TG the Worthy and Independent FREEMEN , 43( the CITY tat DURHAM. rHE Reception I have met with on my return into the Country is flattering to me in every point of view; and while it convinces me of your regard, it allures my ulti mate fuccefs. You will add to the many obligation. already conferred upon me by your Attendant in my Favour on the Day of Election. I have the plelfure to retrain, with great eiteem, Lumley Park, Gentlemen, your molt faithful fervant, Juiy a. tilos. R. J. LAMBTON. BOLT IN TUN, ELEET-STREFr. TO READING. r A BSE RVAT lONS on the St met tire,(Economy, and Lifeatos or the Pont of the Node, and on the Prhaeip pits and Praefee of %ming. By EDWARD COLEMAN, To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS ANEW POST COACH, to carry four infide, fete out from the a',)ove Inn every Morning at Ilia palt Scv: n o'Clock, to the Upper Ship and Anll,l Inns, at R..ading ; and returns from thence at Two o'Clnek the fame Afternoon. Fares: ininie, I is. Outfide, ?Talks of the Veterinary College, Veterinary Surgeon Gene ral to hi:Makicy Cavalry, and moftllonourable Board of Or. rinee, and Honorary Menalux of the Board of Agri- of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. IN accepting the invitation you made me of offering myfelf a Candidate, to reprefent you in Parlia ment, I Rated that I did fo from the belief I then had, that the County of Middlefez was more likely to be free, informed, and independent, than any other County in England. The great Sneed's 1 have already met with has fully jultified me in that Sentiment, and has at the fame rime confirmed me in the refolution of continuing my Cantrafs with unceafing affiduity, by perfonally addreffing every Voter, unlefs 'invented by their number, their diftance, or by the thaw& of time previous to the Election; in all fuel Cafes I hope to be exalted, and that they, In refpeCt of whom I am fo eircurnitanced, will, in place of my Parma! Addrefs, accept the Declaration which I now Oat Ihould I be a fuccefstal Candidate, I will devote sayfelf, my life, and my fortune to the fervice of my C,onfti tuents..—l am, Gentlemen, your obedient bumble fervant, No. A, Piccadilly, July Sr tilos. FRANCIS BURDETT. The Day of Election is fixed for Tucfday July t 3, at Ten o'Clock in the Moaning, at Brentford. rtsltt.N. Primed for the Author,and Sold at Egerton's, Charing-erds; ;:rctes, Piccadilly ; and Johnfon's, St. Pura Church-yard. • , The Suhfcribers to this Work arc requited to apply f„r char Volume at the Veterinary Colkge. Litcly pub!iihed by the fame Author. A Dlilirtstion an Natural and furpcnded Rdpiradon. A Coach, to carry fix inside, at 9i. each, leaves Re I , :ing every Morning at Hal: pail Six, and return* front the 'Boit iu Tun Inn, at Half pat Twelve. Performed by CARTER, EDWARDS, and Co. NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD ST PRIVATE CONTRACT, r THE • Next Prefentation to a Retoty in the Coun7 of Dnrfet, of the annual value of abed Two Hundred and Forty Pounds. N. B. The prefent Incumbent is in an extreme ill Rate of health. In the Preis, and credily win be putdifhed, lu two elegant Volumes, tZta to,4ecompanicd by a confiderable nuntbcr of Large Plato, confining of Views Liken in Upper Lower Pam. of Reprefanations of Antiquities and Hi,ru g!yphks of °biota in Natural Maori, of Manners and &c. Particulars may be known on application to Meffra. Blake. Cook's -court, Carey-ctrect, London ; or to Mr. Baldwin, Soli citor, Ringwood, Huh. 'rIAVELSinUPPER ancli.OWE R EGYPT, in company with level dirificins of the French Army; &air; Cialaigna of Calera! Bonaparto in that country. Publitind under the inintediAtc Parotuge of the Chief Conful, By VIVANT DLNON, One of the Artifta who aceompatiicd the Expedition. Trattflated from the Original By AR rHUR AIKIN. _ _ . To the Worthy and Independent FRSEMEN of the City of DURHAM. GENTIASItN, IN ellimating the extent of your Services, I can not forget the important fervices ratdered to me during my attendance in Parliament. The increafed itrength that has ma niteited Welt In various places, bears ample teltimony to your kinducfs anslexertions in my behalf. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLIIICN, ITHINK it my duty to inform you, that I have jult received from the Sheriff's Office Notice, that the Elec tion for the County of Middlefei is fixed for Tudday, the 13th of July, at Brantford. The abnoft unaniious Promife of Sup port with which I have been honoured, in every part of the County, where I have had time to pay my Miscall to my Con- Itituents, gives me the molt confident expcaatiun of &weds, and that I than again he honoured with the important Trutt you have delegated to r t for three fucceilive Parliaments. Ac LERGYMAN k of ezempl. t ry condnet, lam rat mind, of literary merit, great moddly, and rigidly ceconomic iL died in December hat, bequeathing to the Novi- DENCS of GOD, and the Voluntary Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five Sons, for whole fupport the fmaßett donations will he gratefully received in the Bank of Metres. Ranfom and Co. Pall-MalL They have heretofore relpedtfully acknowledv.ed individual ads of benevolence to the amount of 571. tos. 64. They now return their humble thanks to The Marquis of Bert. It. - - ' 5 5 0 ford, for - Cs o o M.T. - - .5 o 0 14de Roveray - aa o T.l'. - - 50 0 rs.lieberden aooJ. FL - - a 2 0 R.Buna - - a oo A. - - I I • A. Lawton - a a o K. P. - - a a o Grofvenor Chapel a a o B. W. - a o 0 E.Law - - a a o A Gentleman oto 6 Per poll - a o o K. D. - . a o 0 A Lady ..- 2 o o 3e. Y. - . oto 6 A Lady - oto 6 L. M. - - a z o A Lady - ezo 6 And to P. for - z o o Pri•oed for T. N. 101111111212 and O. aegis, PatCIIIOIICVTOW and s..r R. Phillips, No. 7', St. P..urs Mulch-wad. N.B. An Oelavo Editino will be publiibed at the fame time. 1 take the liberty of requeiiina yo nr Countenance and Support au the Day of Eleaion, and remain with great refpedt and re gard, Gentlemen, pour molt faithful Servant, Durham, July a. M. A. TAYLOR. NEW MANUFACTORY. 'j - 'HE Nobility and Gentry are rerpedfuliy in- A formed, that the elegant and taflefol variety of New and Flail naAk Artkk, for Drefs now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLOI/N.IAM Warehoufe, have induced many Linsw /rapers, Hahadeiliera. Ike. to offer for Pale many kinds of (potion. and inferior Goods, as their Manufaaurc,..-Thcy are compelled to take this opportunity of informing the Publie,that they have no connection with anv Perfons of the above defcrip don. and that the genuine and elegant Produdions of their ilanufsetnry are only to be had at their Warehouk, No. 1, Chandoodtreet, Covent-Garden. I (ball continue my Canrafs, without intermlffion, till the day of Election, and endeavour to pay my refpeas to every Freeholder; and if, from the fltortnefs of time, the ineorred nefs of lifts, or other circurnitancert, I gtould be fo unfortunate as to omit waiting on any of the Electors, I hope it will be attributed to the real caufe, want of time or information, and not to wilful negied or inattention.-1 beg you believe that I am, with molt fincere rcfpnft, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and faithful humble fervant, Hanover-fquarc, July t. W. MAINWARING. ILLUMINATIONS. JAPPLETON, Lamp-maker, No. 12, Lud • gate - to cet, rear St. Paul's, :pegs leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has a large quantity otl.amps, bars, t eftocias, iltc. to kr, very cheap, cep fell under prime cod ; Improved Beefs and Japanned Patent Lamps ; Coach, Chaife, thg, and Stage Coach Lamps, well worth the atten tion of Cuesh-maker, and the Proprietors of Stage Coaches; ali forts of Lamps fur Halls, Palfages, boors, Inn-yards, &c. Lamps new Lacquered, Cleaned, and Repaired . ; old Brat J. nips taken in exchange; Spermaceti and Lamps MIA; Lamps, G'twnt and Wks; Mill's agitated Hand Lamps and Lan e-tab. w holefale and retail. On'cr. per Letter (poll paid) attended to. PATENI' UNION REGISTER and other srovEs. RYOUNG moll refpedfully recommends to • the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united (with the gr..at eft filoplicity of conitrudion) the defirable qua rties of economy, Security, and Elegance. A comparatively Null quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may be catinguilbed at night by a Gawk yet effedive mcthod, and the Antes underneath are excluded from the fight by an Orna mental Steel Plate. Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. 13, Borongb Walls, Bath ; and in London by Milt and Loat, No. a 16, Long Acre; Lardiier. No. 54, Oxford-Rivet ; Jones, No. 141, Bond- Area; Bent and Sons, Nu. cos. St. Martin's-lane; Palmer, No. z , Condial; and Downer and Sanders, Ns. 153, Fleet-ftreet. A PROPOSAL A GENTLEMAN owes about 60001. and bas above ten doses that rum owing to him. for which he Es bills, bonds, and other (enmities. He willies to find a P-rfon who will advance him what he wants, and coiled his Cots, amicably or kgally, as may be deemed belt ; for which he would allow an extraordinary advantage. Addrefs a line to Mr. Robinfon, at Mr. Varnell's, Upper Moy-la•Boone-ftreet. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Polreirion of Incomes,arifing from Freehold, Copybold, or Leafebold notes, in Land or Hoofer, Money in file Funds, Kt nt Chug Marriage act thalcuts,Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church 11riov, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by ping Annuity inter& for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, oe chair Wry, WI be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity; and in any ktr.ance, where the 011ie fecurity of an Individual may be deemed heudeent, the addition of another perfon to guarantee die payment of the intend, will remove the objedlon ; and in all mks, privilege win be given to the Public, to return the rincipal at their own option. Perkmal applications will be received every day till Four o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondents in town and country, (pelt paid) will he immediately a:rfwercd, adder:Zed to the Di redlor of the Knighttbridge Bank, at his toaremboufe, No. 8. Lower johipareer, Golden-Nu...re. FIRST ENOLTSH STATE. LOTTERY for aZos, Begin. Drawing the ad of Augutt. THE Tickets are divided into Halves, gdarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, MANE, and Co.Scale-Brokers, at their State Lottery Ofraee, No.93,under the Royal Exchange, Loudon, and no where elfc on their ac cent:. tt'7' The drawing, whkh will be eune'udad In eight clays, will be tom:Le:Led on the fullovring Plan : To corruotnee on %ion -4:4? the 21 of Auguft ; (maid day, Thurfdagthe sth Auguft ; !td. every focceeding hland.” and T?lurfthys till the :Lai.— . he intermediate day* will D= appropriated to the payment of Prizes, and S* of 'lndrawn Tickets and Shares. AU Shares Akio this Oftze wild be ftainpcd agreeable to Aet of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it " HAZA RD & Co.'s LOTTYAT OPTICIL" Letters, pee paid, duly attended ro, and &haws gratis. BAnk, Indi a , an d S outh Sea Stocky with their feveral An n4ica India Saida, Ear-helper . Stilr. and all kinds of Go vernment Scawitica bought and fold by Comtnilhon. Cautery Order*. accompanied with ikon dated BIZ on London, Nit Onic c orders, or Calk, is Pared by Coacb or Cd'Tier ! portlvalty attuAlai To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of lIERTFORD. Hertford, July 7, 18&s. HAVING had the Honour to be unanimonfly nonsinated•as a proper Perfun to be one of your Repre fentatives in the new Parliament, I take the liberty to return you my hearty flanks, for this frelh proof of your good opinion and &tem, and to folicit the Favour of your appearance and Support on Saturday mar, the loth instant, at the Elettion. It it null be your pleafure to ehoofe me again into this im portant Trull, you nuy depend upon it I will krue you honeftly. I am, Gentlemen, With the greatelt gratitude, Your faithful anti obedient fervent, WILLIAM PLUMER, of the COUNTY of OXFORD. to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, GENTLEMEN, THE high honour which you have once con ferred upon me, in electing me one of your-R4refenta tives, emboldens me to folicit the continuance of your favour at the approaching Election. Although I cannot claim the ad vantages which belong to age and experience, yet I truft you will neverfind me deficient in real for ye , sr fervice, or attach ment to your intend ; and fure I am, that if you ihould think fit again to repofe in me the fame trait which I have lately held at your hands, I Mall endeavour to difcharge it, to the ut moft of my abilitkx, and with a conitant and faithful adhe rence to the true principles of our invaluable Conftitutionr. With the areatcft gratitude foe your part kindnefs, I have the honour to be, Gentkmen, Your much obliged,and obedient humble Servant. July sth, iSoz. FRANCIS A. SPENCER. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, of tbc COUNTY of GLAMORGAN. • GENTLEBICN, A DISSOLUTION of Parliament being (portly eapedted, I am induced by your former kindnefs again to folicit the honour to r.pref.:nt you in the eduing Parlia ment. I have the fatisfadion to reficet, that ever Duce you hilt honoured me with your confider •e, I have endeavoured as difchargc my pug conk ent:oully, and (as I conceived) in fupport of our molt excellent Coaftitution. If my attendance latterly has not been fo coolant as I could with, I rely upon your candour and liberality to impute it to the real eaufe, of oceafionary ill-health, and not to any renanefs on my prt, towards a County to which lam fo highly indebted.—l have the honour to remain with much gratitude, Gentlemen, Your molt devoted and obliged humble fervant, THOMAS WYNDHAM. Ounraven CaMe, June 26, stloz. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY., and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY ot SALOP. GINTLEMSN !CANNOT refleEt upon the diflinguithed Honour A I have received in having been repeatedly elected One of your Reprefentadves in Pariiament, without the fincereft and warmeft Gratitude ; and I hope I lball not be thought prefump. tuous in again Wain: myfilf to your Favour ' and requeniug your Attendance and Support at Cie General Meeting, which will be held to nominate Candidates upon Friday the 9th hillant. If lam then fo happy as to receive your Approbation, I !ball take the liberty of foliciting the additioncl Favour of your Votes and Interelt on the Day of Elcdtion, Wedneld4Y the lath instant, which will ever be efteemed the highelt obli gation conferred upon, Gentlemen, Your molt faithfulandobliged humble formic, Hardwick, July t, t Soz. J. K YNASTON PO WELL. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and IREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of SALOP. OuNrtsisteu, HAVING had the diftinguifhed Honour of re prelinting you for more than at Years, and being now arrived.at a period of Life when retirement from Public Af fairs would in many refpcdts be defirable, yet, as neither my Age or Infirmities are fuel. as hitherto have prevented my at tendance in Parliament, and as my willies to (erre this truly refportable County have rather increafed than dindullbed by the long continued iuttances of Friendfhip and Indulgence, which I have expediences! from every part of it • to which, 'ltt toe add, the preQng felicitation of many G entlemen of the first canfequenee and refpettaintity, that I would again offer myfelf to your choice, I prefinne once more to do fu, and to moat the Honour of your attendance in my Favour on the days of Nomination and likalon, which are flied for Friday the gth, and Wailaefilay the ;eh instant. I have the Honour to be, with the molt heartfelt Gratitude, And deepril Sflife of all former Favours, Gentlemen, Your ever faithful and obliged hamble Servant, `Hratidtono, July i. RICHARD SECRETARre OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, July 3,1802. THESE are, by Order of the Right lion. the Lords and others, Corruniffioners for Managing the Af- Airs of the Royal Hofpital at Chelfea, to give Notice, That all Out-Paffioners (as well Lettermen as others), belonging to the hid Hofpital, refiding in London, or within Twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear perfonally and regi mentally, at the Secretary's Office, in the Paid Hofpital, on the refpedive days undermentioned, when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Three in the After noon, viz. On FRIDAY, luta , 9. Thole from the tit Regiment of Foot to the 30th inclufive. On SATURDAY, JULY so. • There from the 31ft regiment of Fast to the 65th inclufive. On MONDAY. JULY is. There from the 66th Regiment of Foot to the 134th inclu five ; as alto the Penlionen from Lord Stratbaven's Majors Walla's, Elford ' s, and Fin ' s Corps, the Royal Garrifon Bat talion, Loyal lath, Queen's Rangers, the Feneibles, Cinque Pon, and Lancabire Volunteers, with all the American Corps, Iffiewife the Paifioners from the reduced Regiments of Marines. On TUESDAY, JULY 13. The Petitioners from the Independent Companies, thole from the feveral Regiments of Militia, there who have been In-Pen- Goners of Chelfea Hofpital, as alfo there who receive the in creole:4 Penfion on account of Blinded', Lettermen, and Men at 9d. per diem, with the Private Gentlemen who receive An nuities from late Pint and Second Troops of Horfe Guards. And that all Out-Penfioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the kid Hofpital, who live at a greater diltance than Twenty-five Miles from London, and there in Scotland and Island, are hereby requited and cdmmanded, after the asth of December next, and after every fucceeding asth June and asth December, until further orders, to apply to one of his Ma jesty's Juftices of thoPeacc in the neighbourhood where they reside, and make the follow ing Affidavit, which tht. Paid Ma giftrate, for the County, City, Borough, or Riding , before whom the Penitence appears, will fign and date, viz. came before me, one of his Majelty's lattices of the Peace, for the County of , and " made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Penfioner of " Chelfea Hofpital, on the day of sl7 i • (or I ) from the Regiment of , corn " manded by , was then aged about " years, reeved in the Army years, was difcharged for ' and that he is no otherwife provided for by the ''Public, but as a Penfioner of the Paid Hofpital, and now " lives in the Para of in the County of Sworn before me, this day of ISo ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, dated and auefted by a Magiltrate, Is to be put up in a Cover, and fent by General Poft, directed thus "To the Right Hon. the Paymafter General, at the Horfe Guards, London." And Counterparts or Duplicates of the laid Affidavits are to be re ferved by the Out Penitence. refpedively. to be exhibited to fuch Perfons as Mall be directed to pay them, that they may be fatisfied that all fuch as may claim Out-Penitent, are the real Perfons entitled to receive the fame. And to the end that the Commiffioners for the Affairs of Chelfea Hofpital may be fatisfied that the Penfioners are the fame Perkins who have pffed their Examination, it is hereby farther direded, that filch of them who have Cenral in, and have been difcharged from any of the Regiments, or Indepen dent Companies of invalids, are not to mention in their "da vit fuch Regiment, or Company of Invalids, in which they ferved bit, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were firft difcharged, and recommen led and received at Chafe* FlofpitaL And as the General Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the end of the rafting fit months, are chiefly regulated by the-Places of Refidence mcntionedby the Penfinners who are mitered at Chelfea is perfon, and in the body of the Affida vits of thole who live at i diftanee; it is hereby ordered and directed, that no Paton who mall change the Place of his Abode given in at his mutter, or fpecified in his Affidavit afore- ! laid, andwhe may apply for his Penfion (except to the MN ern of Excife, neareft fuch Place of Abode), Quit receive the fame, ankh it appears, by the Certificate of refpedable per- foni, that fuch removal was throtigh unavoidable neceffity, which be or they could not forefee or prevent. Laitly, it is twilled, that none will be entered upon the Pay Lifts of the Paid Hofpital, o< be entitled to receive any balks tkercfroot, wk• not=y e to asz e d trathado And • - r dfr ion. _ G. AUST TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITV, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in genera', are refpedtfully infermed, T. BURGESS and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, continues to be prepar‘d by thtm in the famemanner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years paft. The long pa) , acquired fuperiurity of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of PerfonW refident In all parts of the World, and having Root' the ttft of trial, ranks it in the fituatlon it now rw„*,ntaitis. The genital utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES• and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &e. induces theta, fro:n the numerous Adeertifements daily appearing, to 'caution Fs. &c. in purchafing the fame, as fore is to he had of THEIR GENUINE, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Tradc for family ufe, of the heft quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &e. OEFICERie in the ARMY and NAVY, toppled upon • the Thorteft notice for the EAR and Welt Indies, &c. Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Stein, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland. they have ap• pointed Mars. R. Johndou and Co. Edinburgh,. their fel* Agents for Filit Saucus. WHEN l'rofeffional Men of education and re. fponfihility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the raw:lion of long continued fusee' is the belt 'Merlon of fuperiority. . Eight years have I devoted my pradlice to the exclulive treat. mint of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucce;ful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of humaa After initiation into every Lunch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a Wiik at an early period of Praia:los to refeue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the. equally dan- • serous precipitancy of general PmEtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of whlch I have do. voted nay attention, comprise every fpccies of VENSREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or lone duration —ldly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing troni the hat its of Schoolboys, or the hululgoace of mature age, and I.IU r that de ranganent of the Iran in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the rcfult of ignorance or halte in the treatment of a fimpic Gonorrhea, and It gat unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the iniriferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch.complaiets arc ably cured, and even where others- have failed, I trait that I may precume to offers radical re-eftabliatment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In the diforder compared with the calamitous iituattons of Men,wee from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. ties of a farhionable Life; acquire that Rate of Debility whirl is the unavoidable confequenoe of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy falterer broedi over his mifery, hut care luny conceals his misfortune, it May be force tonfolation for him to know, that although it be an (*keel et doubt or uncer tainty with other Praelitiuvers, the removal of theft DEF . - CIENDIES by the gradual progreia of Renovation is the aCC:If ire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacehus.or Venu► have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will boprzvtzted by an early counteradlion of this languid Hate, and in the:. cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a proper Peri reverence is hollf2enfibly reqUifitc to revive the Ilumbring 'paths of Life, and to re-at imate the ConftineAn. MARRIED WOMEN, who hav,• long been diravpottted In their ~.xpecletions of a Family, tniy be aff.ired. that in molt balances fuch defeat are ctitable by Mcdieki • The SF, CRECY which i s fo effendi! to my undertaking, and • the rtialiheations which I have prehimed to Rate, torn the Baas of my Prttenfirh.s, and in colaildence with firth this intl. !nation is given, that Mr ti may he confuited pefonaily (or by letters ittclofir,e afmall ante) at his honfe, N 0.29, Atun i del-flreet, Strand, hear Temptwtbar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftrect adjointi g and the name lc on both the tic ors. I . M. S. Member Of the awl College of Surgeons. At I i i