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11 • • -rte- = '1( .T.H ''. ~: • 4 - .. F • • - •-•-)•4. ~ v. • •\., • ... . • : . tt -- . ---' . 'l' f• 4 .... a . , 1 c•- - 1 grs. • • • C- - ' Ar. *I% ~,__ -, ...._•1 1 'Pi 1: . , C k • ttS 4 ,4 :"..__A c.-- ..., • # , 01.... _ •• , .0- ,i y.rmara 42573 TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1802 CPSUCE 81X-PENCL .fiefB' T INDIA !MUSE. Ao r aji 4,1102. T HE COMMITTEE of SIIIPPING ci dot UNITED COMPANY ef AITRCH4NTS ENV'• jaND, trokl ta the BAST de Leretry a;ve r she C mlrittse will e 19 mien... Predi irrisipz, fa 21, r lirerifiky the if!th fi v y tLe Cwabmy COPPF.R. d t e l fah ?ref as tele We, al triter tr deliver is realm, Jr/ tieee:a the ialri pekes, ca thq sail I at hawas Ip.. t ot a.:ty elm rii , l any eAsteaseat. f the a ete.,..1 k few ht epplThl t 4 Mr. yygns Cleo h tel the C With 1,57;i f.'w rodera ilk "! he kit ikfire twdve irlorl at Ram, ea 11.4 . firg lath lay e 011 , /, a, ,ut cry lender re.ried err that tilar. Tlis day aas pnblifiml. price it. 6d. bound, ANew System of ENGLIS4 GRAMMAR ; or, Errant fo Miltrated a to faciPtate the a cmaithm of wiser Lanlra;..7l, whether ancient or modern; with an Appal dix, COCtairlil.g J complete iyllem of Parrots. By R. S. SICILLERN, A. M. ?rioted for F. and C. Rivirgton, St. Mors C'eareh-Tart; sad Vcrnor and Hood. Pgolfry. This day was plohlithed, Pr;ee Seven Shillings, in boartis„ I:lnflated with kveral Plates. HISTORY of the ROMAN WALL, which ernifes the If!it'd of Detain, front the Oerman Ocnn to the Irith a : defcritsing its ancient State, and its Ap ipt3rance In t licar By WILLIAM f 1 ITTTON, F. A. S S. Printed by and Co. John Ni?hol4 and Son, Red lion Paffar, Pret-ftreet. Fold silo by F. otd C. Rivington, St. Paul's Cburc:i-rinl; T. Payne, Caelle.dreet, St. Martin's; and by 7. enlifle; W. Ch.arnky, Neweaftle; R. Dickenfo:!, Mahar: K'rntt and 1.107 d. Dirminger.en; and J. Drewry. Derby.--Oe whom may hn by the fame Author, 1. The ills FORM of DERBY from the remote Ages of Antiquity to the Year clt. Def.:Tibia' its Situation, Air, Sod. r. Streets, Buildings, and Government. With the intilfrituti Families which have inherited its Honows. Alfo, CIL Fccldtattical Hiitory, the Trade. Ansufentatts, Kau:L PN: OCCURCOCci, the eminent Men, with the adjacent Seats of the G r 'nucleated wit! , many Plates, price ;s. t. 'T'ic HISTORY of IMMINGHAM; illetrated with Italy Put-s. The Second E.1140e ; whit ecalllerab:e Addi tions, price 7s. 6d. TABLS DORSAI.IS, AND 11IF DISEASES OF THE SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, Re. PradiealEffsys and Remarks on the Takes Dorfalls. flip day was puUfthed, Price ss. in large o..iavn, bound in Boards, the Second Edition, with very cookdersble addi tions. of ACTI CA L ESSAYS and REMARKS, nn tb a , (necks of Confutation incident to Youth, and the diferrm Stages of Life, commonly called Takes Dorfalis; with on arrant of the nature, ado*, and erre of that INflemper; dts-..rarating its baneful &sets *1 the knelt fun dons of the Anon.' Economy, inelt.ding the Medea wiling therefrom; efocc.ally the Nervous Arrayhia, the Esoricirok, and th. Ptioht, or Confuenption in gin tat. With Hi/tortes of Caftan.. cutting in the Author's PraEtiee during 'he loft fourteen Years. By H. ST. JOHN NF.ALF., (Fetow of the Royal Aeadrmy,of Surgery, In Paris; of ti e ilrivrrfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofyiral, at Chaesum.) kit by J. Walter, No. 44. Parernofter-row ; J. Rbigeway, York-ilreet, St. Jsmets-fouare ; and at No. 60, Coma u. Prirb-iirect and Soho4quare. Fur a pnticular account of rSe nature and atißty of the above Work, the Re.t.Les are referrs.l to the Biographical, Literary. and Scientific Magazine for Tune. from page t t 6 to al I. TO AMATEURS, DEALERS, AND EXPORTERS. Now pi:bibbed (dedicated by Feminism to ber MAtzsar), Parc sl. tts.rd. plain and 31. 31. elegantly Tinted in Co lours, to the rffesa of the Original Palming, .JR. BARTOLOZZI's ALLEGORICAL ENGRAVING, to commemorate the Egnal PRLSCI- VaTioN at his him MTV, when thot at in Drury-lane Theatre The le Mr. Bono, from :ft Por.ralt of Mr. Col man', Pon ralt Painter in Enamel to his Majrfty. In thi. Print the fuperior talents of Mr. Bartolozzi are con ilsictiouny difplayetl. and the Li tenets is eftcemed the belt "Cr engraved. The Royal Patromige was gracioully confarctl, 1 7 the Snowing communication to the Proprietor: (COPY.)—• confequence of your interview with • her klairfly this morning, I am commanded to acquaint • you, that Mr. Collins. Portrait Painter in Faciziel to the • King, will thew you a Pis•ture, which the Qeat, and an * 'hr !Koval Family, coniirler alone of the heft l'ortraits that •' has . been taken of his Maj ftv; and if you fhould think • it veal tuit your intention, Mr. Collins will permit you to • hoe it copkd .4 am. Sir, ics. 11. COUPTOX. " To Mr. George Riley!' Tut Ars 13 IA ILLcs . rairinN Of TO? AILVCOOT : tits Majsity, mt whom the rays of Prue ion are beaming. b. nfl :AIL left, fuppurted by Hope; and, on tb. ra.ht. by Faith, hiring with Bntansia, to catering on the Correct tio:trti Vows of the N.Aion to that A Lal inner Pnwsa,vel.oic pritudion has been fo manilett. His Irlajefly's Crown is. on Ile tat, upheld by Glory, adding aniclier wreath to it• Iplcn door ; and, t a the r;Llit, by lame, echoing to the wi t ;a tie tatty of t:.cir charge, guarded by England's fytobni. th• Lion. exprefatec of the Country's abhorrence of the Aii'efdn, aril king frau offended Heaven ! 1 Le Print to be had at Nos. ty and It Warwiclaquari, Lawton, far ready momy only ; wherc likewife may be had a Po.krt. Volume, containing CTI:11 of the Cc.ancrtx of his bl4retrr, given with the Print, or full feparate. I'rke tare SIAM,' and iiiiilknect CORNWALL. ACTON-CASTLIL, MOUNTS-11AT. TO 111 SOLD SY ritTATI cnsrmtAcT ; W;th immediate Patterson (together with fuck part of a :..nn, containing about to Acres, as may raft the Clay:- aienee of the Purchafcr; ' , addax of which may be had at Michaelmas nest,) A ERY neat an 3 compalt modern-built Man f on, called ACTON-CASTLE, 111111tC near the Turn pike road leading from ltlelitan through Marazoo to P:nzatice. from which it it tliftant *bout 6 Miles; it co:l6as all Kitchen, with Suitable °Sees below; a Diniti Pathan-, Drawing-mom, Veilibule, and Clofct ; a handfume St:Amain with a Buzagio conlirucled to warm the whole lioufe,on the Grit Floor ; four B'.-rooms and a Ihtfling.rnorn on the fceond Flour, and fire dila in the Attie Stoney. Bcfiind the Houk is a rang! of 504- .401. t 40 fed long; contairdr: klinv a Lave Ciml-houlc, Brew ..n.l Walli-Kitchens,with Stoves and 111(11.1Cr; a Pun.p htak - .7,1 Dairy, ardakes a long Room which ray be fd as *Lend: y. Savants Lodg'rgs, &c. The amt.: is built of hiti irre. Crse.:te, fo as to OttlY MSC* r th q . with the Winio, a imea.rte Cafthlikt: si l o:armee 10 the S.a ; and tomm:T. I .a a tel-w of St. Mithael'a room, and the tpcaing of the C'tatincl, which is fuperior to any thing of the Lid in Cngiand.—Bethind itr.d in the Wings are Coach Worn; and Sublet. Alos/tlt a harlot's front the tioufe is a COVI: marteCent fur kte2ini a PitJillte Boat, and a Bath cut lo the A Pl 3 nuf the NTanßon w: , h k Ficeat;na, add of the Fang, 182 ./ be fern at Mr. Stoltz%, :4; 5, Lawrzzu: Landon; at Mr. Hazard's, Bookklier, Lath; and at Mr. R Attorney, Helton, oten further ratticalars stal be Hato, J. 17 t, 18.2. FOR SALE BY PUSLIC AUCTION, At the Landon Tavern, Pothole-11feet, Plymouth, m Tuefday the s7th init. (tinier. pr. vioufly difrofed of by Private COIF tradt, of which notice will be given), Swedith Frigate-built Ship CHILDITIN, Jonas Pat.signas r Mailer, has a Figure Had, Poop Deck and (aunties; Surtben about aso Tons. She is a Aran well built Stip, and capable of performing much (crake, having lately undergone a gnat repair. Her flares are abundant, and in ezeeltent condition, has lately delivered a cargo from Dant sic May be ken and further information obtained on applica tion to the Matter. on board in Hamuaze ; Mars. Chalmei and Cowie, Merchants, No. so, Linn-fireet, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. V 11.14, HYTIiE, IN KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOI.I) ESTATE; confining of a very complete fida:ifion-houfe, fit for the refidcnce of a Genteel Family, with Ofaces of every kind, and about Twelve Acres of Land, molt defirahly fituated et Hythe, command. ing a very extenfive and delightful Sea and Land View. There is Banding for Two Carria l ;es, and an excellent .Four-Ralled Stable and Saddle-mom. Immediate Po&Mon may be had. and fame Fixtures and valuable Furniture taken at an Appraifeman. For further Particulars apply at Kent-road; or Mcfn. Touruay, klythe, HYTHE. NEAR SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON INACT. And poffeflion had on the _9th of September nest, A FREEHOLD Dwelling-linufe, Garden, 'yard, and Mc tdow Ground. by eitimadon One Acrc and Thirty Luggs, more or lots; &gate in the *Jam Vil lage of Hythe, in the Parifh of Fawley, in the County of Southampton, now oceu,iied by John Pittman Copping, Efq. The Houk Wag hulk abuut 22 years ago, ani is in raid repair, commands a delightful 'kw of Sodthaniptun and itchin Ferry Rivers, aed of Spithcad, and the New Forett, &e. For particulars and price apply at the Office of Mc ffrs. Amor and Niehak, Southampton, and fur a view of the Pretnifes to Mr. Covey, of Hytb TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Perinea to a Decree of the Hies Court of Chaneery, made In a Caufe Long v. Phipps, on Friday the :nth clay of AUglift, betwaen the hours of Twelve and One in the After noon, before Josh StIIANOCO, Efq. one of the Matters of the f ail Court, in the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, Claneery-lane, Lon don, in Wove Lots, TWO Se.VERAL FREEHOLD FARMS, called Higham Park, in the County of Northampton and Gipton Farm, in the Townillip of Potters Newton, and Part& of Leeds, in the Weil Riding bf the County of York; and slfo a Wood, adjoining the Intl mentioned Farm, called Giporn Wood. Partletdars whereof may be had, gratis, at the fold Maker's Clambers. in Southampton - buildings alorefald ; of Mars. Bullock and Arnold, Solicitors, Bedfotd-row, London ; at the principal inns at Leeds. Northampton. and Hiffinn Ferrero; and of the refpedike Tenants, who will thew the Pitmen. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from die AuAion Duty, agreeable to Adt Portioning. On Monday the !dila of /knoll, MERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public Sole, at their Warehnufes. No. 7S, Qreet►ftrcet, a large Affortrnent of BRITISH PIECE GOODS, viz. 4000 Pieces Iliitaforts and Book HAndkachiefo, &c. Shawls. 1,206..-- Cambric. titeo peones' and Books. saw Lapprts, Tambours, Dorcas, &e. ;WA •••• Puilicats." Gold End Jaconets, &c. 7QO White and Printed Callicoes, &C. ss• Dttnkies, Quiltings, &c With a •ariety of other Goods. To be viewed from Thurfday the s ith to the day of rale. Catalogues to he had at the place of Sale, No. 22, Watling beet; the New York, and 'rnm's Coffee-1104:s. COMPLETE RESIDENCE at HAMIVIERSMITH. TO BE SOLD BY-AUCTION—.Iiy Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 13th infant, at the Rainbow Ceffee-Haute, in CornMD, at la o'clock, pERHAPS the moll complete and comfortable a HOUSE to its extent in Middlefes, poffeffing wleain Veit all that can be requifite for a fmall Family, and with the addi tion of a Knife immAllatcly adjoining, and now ufed ther 'with, adequate to a larz,e one; with attached and detached Ogices, Coadi-houfe, Sta'des, and Garden, containing upwards of two Acres of Land; the Ground laid out with great taste, and abundantly fuppli d with Vegetables and Fruit ; and although the Prentifes are blunded by the Great Wcflera Road jut% bc. Toad I lanunerfoi.:ll Turnpike, yet they are entirely fecluded fr.ma deft or any annoyance whatever. Ht.% by Leafy, of Which 19 year,' arc unexpired, at a very kw Rent. To be viewed by Tickets between the hours of twelve and t hree, which with printed particulars may be bad of Mr. Rain e, Chariot te-ilreet,l3loorotbury ; particulars alfo arc left at the Rainbow Colic-Houfe. IIIiTWEIIN HORSHAM and STEYNINO, With early poffeffinn. TO BE SOl.O BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN& On Friday the 13th What, at the Rainbow Coffee-Houfe, in Cortihill, at is o'clock, in (even Lots, if not difpolid of to- Fher Its days before the Sale, OUR fmall bnt defirable and comps& FREE HOLD FARMS. known by the names of C7N0k219, Wit.-ransars, FascoNeas, and 111 Navas, with ennvimirnt Houtz' and hosnetteads, and three Grounds, which lie detach ed; tit , . whole containing 357 Acres and 8 Roods, now and Inc many yc.irs paft in the occupation of Mr. John Jolinfon and his family. at an old Rent, under the prefeut Leafe, which ex piles at %lieltaelmas 18.3. _ . Thcfe Eltitea lie a !hurt Mance 'leftward from the Turn pike Road, between Wirfham and Steyning, in the Parik of Shipley, about 4t Miler from London. To he viewed by leave of the Tenant, of whom printed par th...dars may be had; alt.) at the Old Ship, Brighthelmflone; Star, Le vet; Chequer, Steyning; Anchor, tiorfhatn; Head. Cuekfied ; Norfolk Anus, Artindell ; of Malls. Gamic and Champ. Attornies at Law, Chlehefter ; Mr. Smait, At torney, Red I.ion-rquar?; Rainbow • and of Mr. Raine. Land Surveyor, Litarlotte-ftreet. Blootniury ; where the fzver.d &us may be fees. PREGNANT LADIES, Whore iitaativa requires a tanporory r-tirentent. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Mitilrife, cffers to accommodate Lames in an airy and re:ire3 Cut ation, with Apar.ments to lye-la, on terms fuited to their eir eumilances and fnuation in life; their inf4nts put out to nurse, uni humanely taken care of ; and as Humauity Llduces him to o!!?-r Lis aMdance to alleviate the horrors of concealed Preg ntn:y.bt flutters himfelf Ladies veil! find on application to hint, the !rendft attention, and moft profound fecrecy. I.cttcra (pail pint) to Mr. Watfon,Burgeni And Man-Mid wltc, t.r to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife No. 19, Charintt•-tlreet, Scrry-rch of Blackfriaes-bridge, will meet the moft pointed Win:re may be had, The PILL BENEDICTA, at rl. at. per boa, a certain and eirciflusi Remedy to remove all Glartruc :ion.. and irrcgularAci, aid as cassava Ma licia* aria Lad Lyinkp in. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILIT7, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in t ; eneral, are refpeafully Informed. j. BURGERS and Boo's ObNUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO• V I ES.eontinues to be prepared by than it the fantemanner that has obtained fuels univerfal approbation for many yrar► part. The long jullly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at largc, and of Perronu rcfident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the telt of trial, ranks it in the firnation it now maintains. TLe geseralutility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, he. induces :him, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa sallies, Ste. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR GINVINI, but at their Warehoufc as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c. Ol FICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon she fhortt.lt notice for tip: halt and Wcit Indies Etc. Warchoufe, No. tc7, corner of Savoy Steps, • Strand, London. _ For the reavenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap. pointed Meffrs. R. johalton and Co. Eliliburgh, their foie Agents for Rh Sauces. /DAMS'S SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL. S the SOLVENT is now proved to be the snoft effeetual Remedy known for the Gravel and Stone, and for preventing the dreadful Operation with the Knife, it is Mervin; notice, that Perron, aceuftotned to lit much in their Study, in Courts of juitice, or who arc in any way pre vented taking due axerrife, my be f.-cured frum an attack of thole excruciating diforders, by only taking a Icw Cores of the Solvent, which never fails to coned the calculous diatheiii in the habit. It is fold by the Difeovcrer and Proprietor, at his Houle, No. 9, Southamptun-ftreet, Bloondbury-fquare, in bottles of 35.6 d.; its.; and One Guinea, Stamps included. For an account of the numerous Cures of the confirmed Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as teltified by Mr. Gunnirz, Mr. &11, and other entineat Surgeons, fee " Perry on this Stone," price as. fold by Murray and Highlcy, Flcet-itreet; Symonds, No. so, Paternolter-row ; and R.Thurgood, book feller, No. 39, Neargate-ftreet. lIMPOSI'T'ION aever having been fo general as at the prefent Criiis, it is a duty incumbent on every perfon who is in poffillion of a Medicine of eltablithed reputation to adopt the molt certain means of preventing the potability of a fpurious Compofitlon being ft:sifted on the Public, to the ots vinufly endangering the lives of the Afailted, and undefervedly bt I aging an invaluable preparatio i into v . -tact:lt It is theft confiderations th.tt induce the pr, fent Proprietors of the well known ANTISCORDUTIC DROPS, Brit prepared by the late Fiume*, Sri :Aso ay. at his latpcvfary, No. 1 3. 50110 - (qt:tire to acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheu matic Patients, that the above is the only place where they are prepared genuine and that, by pennifflon of the Commifaaners of the Stamp-O ffice, a Stamp printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the words—" Spillbury and Co. No. Is, Soho- Innate," alto "fay the Icing's Patent, on the Bottle, Bill,and Wrapper, that the purchafer may he convinced of being Cup plied with the genuine Medicine, which is fuhl in bottles, at ss. and ti, as. each, duty included, by the ;cacral Venters of Patent Medicines In Town and Country. D EPLORABLE DECAYS and WEAK NESSES, brought on by difHpated pleafures, hard drink ing, and too powerful tour[ •s of Mercury (t'* hone of health ) producing diftreffiog pins in the Back and Lit,Tremblings FeelVend's, Horrors of the Mind, Nervous D nefs, &c. &c. are CUM' by HUNTEICS RES 7 OILATIVZ BALSAM of Lir? end MLA Liu, well known upwards of so years for its intitimable virtues. As a recent proof of its great efficacy. a Gentleman of rank, for an alarming Wtsaknefs,had been under the arc of an eminent Surgeon feveral months, without obtaining any relief, was cured la a few days by this Reftorative Medicine. Nume rous Gentlemen in UMW fituations have received equal bene fit ; in Chort, this Reftorative Medicine is now in fu:h repute, as to be recommended by many of the Faculty. A Pamphlet on its Virtues, with a Lilt of important Cures, may be had.of the Venders. Sold at Wade's Medicine Warehoufes,No. 163, Fleet-ftreet, and No. 13, Old Bond-Bien; Tutt's Warchoufe, front en ' trance Royal Exchange ; Shaw, No, 74, Borough ; Bacon, 1- ford-l*ect ; and by all Bookfellers and Venders of Medicines in Town Sand Country ; price 6s. 3d. the (mall Box ; larger Boxes, containing the quantity of fax frnall, may be had for 11. lis.aimade up for the Army, Navy, and others. WHEN Praeffional Men of education and re. Irpmfibitity deviate from the general fyttem by the fe.. 'calm of a peculiar Branch, the fan Rion of long continued fucnefs is the Deft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my pradtice to the ereltdive treat client of THREE DISORDER q, and the fuccthful reult o: my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe ae far as I am able the ravages of chore complaints which arc tie molt Nnyort ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to rercuc indivilu als frau the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam derma precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The TH .F. DISORDERS, to the core of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (peck.; of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —2dl7 MI kinds of DEBILITY, whetter arifing from the habits Scknolboys, er the indulgutce of mat hre age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftem In Women w:Aich is called BARREN . NItoS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the refult of Ignorance or bate In tin treatment of a luny& Gonorrhea, and it not %infrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifermion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints art tally cured, and earn where othcre have failed, I trult that I may preftune to offers radical re-enahilllnnent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrtfs in the iliforticr,uomrarcil with the calamitous lituations of Meu,whe from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE,or tSepreralant Oatc• tie, of a faihkiniible Life, acquire that (Luc of DriAlity which is the unavoidalle conkquence of filch pcmiclow habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hut care , Cully conceal, his ntisfortutte, it may be fame confolation for hint to know, that atthough it be an objed of doubt or uncer taltav with other Praditioners, the removal of chide DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have berm to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid Rate, and in thr:e eafos no great dilkulties will occur. But where this DeAcieney has for years ezifted, a proper Pa kvcrancc is indi:puifibly requifire to revive the ilumbrieg (parks of Life, and to rear brute the Conitituuon. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been di:appointed In their expeautiona of a Family, nay be afore& that in molt inftances inch dekels arc curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY winch is fo etre:tidal to my undertaking, and the itelihcations which I have retained to tate, form the Eafip of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with forth this tott- Ma&4l is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonsily (or by letters inch - Xing a (mall note) at his houfe, N 0.29, Arun del-itreet, Strand, bear Temple-Bar. There is an additlonA entrance in Water4tatt adjoinirg and the name is olt both the doors. M. 0. - Member at Ye Rept gagqic 0 &argon& TURTLES. WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern, Poultry, have jet landed another Cargo of fine Hvdy TURTLES for Sale, weighing from twenty pounds to three hundr,:d weight each. Turtles drelt every day in the highelt perfeakn, and (eM to any part of Town or Country. ROMAN ..3EMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South. wark, manufacture Omen - rot MellTA R, for Building In "%Voter, veaLit tar furpair.:3 in utility Dark Terra', or any ocher kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinda of Brick, or Stone Work, an uncommon d.gree of ftrength and cohefien. It lets %ma:a- water, foon becomes as hard as ftone, and may be ex polA even to the adion of the lea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, it:tended to raft or contain water, this • Cc:nent may be tired with fingular advantage: or it may be lottreJ with lime and land to any defirable degree, for com mon purpufes. They all. prepare Sweets for eating Building. with, of the fame bard and durahle nature as the Cement. It prefcrvcs the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as corn. pier* to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expellee. Flax Paving, Coping, and Cutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone TO THE LADLES—THE BALM Of MECCA. THIS delicate as well as fragrant Cornpofition -a- has been long celebrated as the Commit of Cofinetics bt all the Circa Gas and Geonian Women in the Seraglio of tbs Grand Sultan. Lady Mary Wonky Lloatigue in ber letters, (peaking of the lovely Fatima., adds, " h...? Lin was rupee.. Wetly white, fat, and delicate, tla.: emrhanting favourite a& faring her, from this Cuilnetic alone were all thole attributes &Tired ;" but no impor:unity, though at:mitted to her today and ,co rfideuce, cools potters her Latlyfhip with the receipt for prepar at ion, however the better (tars of the empty& in hrr tour with her Lord, in t 7117, !raking the Porte in a more Lv.mred moment, procured from the reigning Sultana herfelf, the grnaine recine for this admiralde compound, Ilse which, however reluetatrt, Ara 11 now compelled to ad-pt the Sale of, as a (airport for her fall,n family.--1 he Englith Ladies may reit implicitly on her honour, it eontaini no one particle but what is balfornic and fuftening, pre.cminently removing thole febaccous impurities fu noxious to the Beauty of the Counte nance, as well as baneful to the heahh,lubitituting the eleareft, mnft healthful, white, and rofeate hue to the face, arms, and neck tLa lovelinefs can potters. Sold by order date CompteTe De L. at Mr. Goldines,Pero tamer to her Majefty, Corr:hill; Mr. Overton, No. 47, New Rdnd-itrect ; and Mr. Wright, Wade's Pottage, Bath,in bottles of s. itch. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER, THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO a Eruk s 4 rm.. MONET. It wilLun application, take off the Inflammation in a few hours, and dettroy effe.dually the Malignity without the knit hazard. Printed Directions fealed up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greatelt reputation. Sold Wholrfaleand Retail by T. Aitell, No. r, Finch-lane. near tilt:Royal Exchange; andalioby Mr. Day, No. 7. Taxif• tock-ftrwt ; Mr. Wilfnn, No. 39, St. Janaces-ltrect ; Mr. Swincy, No. at, Pail-bias; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; • sad jcboult and Co. No. i co, Orford-ftrce. At l3riltol, by Buigin andShiTpard; and Bonncr, pr:ntert., Bath By fiazaid, boolefedc'r and Rocoman, ii;rfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfca and Capon, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,booltfellot Porrfinouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL. SYRUP. TT has long been a queition, as well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. Baonux &could be more reforted toil a M.tdical Man, than fume of our firft Phyficians, whore eh'. radter and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has long puzzled all ranks of people ; but when we weigh and con fider the mute in a deliberate manner, the furprize crates, and the cataradt is taken from the eye. Fur instance, how niuner ons are the difordcrs the human frame is fubjedt to, and which *rife, folely from the Patients imprudence; there complaints the Patient is afhamed to unfold to his own family Phylician, either fearful it may by f ume unforefeen accident become public, or does not like to confers his weaknefs to the Phyfician he is In timate with ; and in which cafe the female in particular often falls a facrifice, rather than divulge the fecret of their guilt ; and without knowing the origin of the diforder it is impolfiblo for any Ph yfician to prefcribe with fucce - s ; thefe, then, arc the Patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Broshim, for they have only to lign initials to their letters, and hate their cafe without any rcferve whatever. The Dolor fends them either a prchription or medicine (as the cafe may require) tcithout ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and the matter refs for ever a fecret, as it is out of the power atlas Dixftor to make a difcovery : this is the only and true caul* why Dr. Brotlurn monopolizts the application of all ranks of people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his charac'ter is I. well ellablifhed as a skilful Phylician, when we obfervc in the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by him, to perfons who have laboured for many years under Gout, Rheumatifin, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spitting the Stomach and Bowels, and Debilities of Both Sexes, arifing from natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, thof:Contplaints ori ginating from Intemperance, improper Indulgences, Inebriety, or eaccifive Grief. For the removal of every kind of Obftruetion he the Syftent, there are few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the liver, many can teftify, who have witneffed its beneficial effedts, even after the formation of a chirrous Sub. fiance—The Yellow Fever, and thofe fatal Difeafea that origi• nate in the baneful Atmorphere in hot Climates. Mrs. Jewel, Grocer, Wood.ftrect, near the Swan, Brompten, was afflicted 6 years with a Complication of Difordera, which baffled the (kill of feveral perf , an in the profeflion; her body was (welled in a violent manner, fo much as to h. called by Come the Drorfy, fume a Bilious complaint, Sce. her Lg.; were in fetch a fanatical as the ancles to fpread over the Moe at times ; the was afraid front an opprefitaii In her brealt, of being chocked for want of breath. In this condition her re beetme a harden, be. ing Itopel.fa of any relief from Medicine, but foittmat,ly ap. plying to lar. BRODUM, was perfn9iy recovered by hia NEIL. VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon queftioning the authenticity di the above, may, by application, or by letter (pott-paid), receive , f,llfatisfaclion. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to he had at the lt-Kaor': Houle, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Doan from the Loterian Mnfeurn, IPackfriar's Bridge, in Bottle* at is. 64.1.—and to. 6.1. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. Ito, Oxford.ftreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Newhery, corner ei St. Paul's Church-yard; Bonbon, Royal Exchange; Mr. Co ckell's Medicine warehouk , No. 139. Strand; Golding, Wiolcfale Medicine Vender, No. 42, Grnbi l; and ht molt Bookfrliers and'hiedicine Ventitas in the three kingdom. To chore L ...lies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Mats trimony, the Dodtor would particularly recommend the Bata. niol Syrup, (prinr to :heir appearance b,:fore the Altar of Hy. men), who arc in the final' eft dc: tae apprehaitive of the fyftens not being entirzly found, or fu0,....1 to relaxations of the °lids. It will be neceffary the Dodtor thould fee fuch Patients as are aillidted with Deafricfs or Loft of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodtor (Poll*? Carriage with his ufual Pee.--The Medicines may be had every Day. A good allowance to Merebanti and Captain] of Ships, *C. for expotatigoioa giving Wee days acidic