Star. — London, England, 1802-07-29 00:00:00

•::.-_. . . . ~ • . . . , .. . . . . .. s• C.• . 4 . . ... 111 K - Alb .4Killi k. . N • . ar h>s . ~ . Jo , 4 , i- . i . . ...-- -^:0 .1....,. 0 ......../ - ..111.4". - ..._ • ' A ~~S 1`... . e4,)' Vry-•-"ia:A;) F, 4 aid fIT ~'~ z4-.N.3: it 427• i CHURCH LIVING. S. c. TO At SOLD BY ritITAT'S COSTRAtIT, . VOLTR .A thlrefs to the EleEton of Nottingham, lT HE nvxt l'rerentation tO {Living, pleafantly A o..teii Goble, the tath July, has been read throughout Wove within .in hour'4 ride of the L'ity of Briftol, on ~.;.•: :" . ..;.tiomoith aa...ll7lPDff Attention and siii•orrid Imo-di. the Cloucefterihire fide, confining of a neat commodious Par. Vih:!e. breathe. fentiments that relied the bight-it bottom on GaugeHouleand Ihimell...d, Coach lioufc, Orchard, and 1 .,,,r chacncr. it has crewed fears, that your moderation and Gard..m, with about so Acres of Glebe Land, and theTytbes the •o d:'efs ot yt•or heart might induce you to delta front of the Farah. • t r i l :i • th: ttreht dif, - ,rnecful fettles at Not•ingham before The prefait Incumbent is about . o Years of Age proki. - t ribunal. It is iutendt br this public Appeal to tall 1 AppliCatitat to be made to Meffrs. Bengoagla and Muer, ,tro.,• ; • , ti lust to reignquicl yoer intentions ; it is meant to re" : Attornies•at 14M. Joito•fireet, BriftoL rind c. • tnat you owe it to Vourfclf, that his a detY to' year This will rot b.,:advestifed again. !dor .11.: to that C:onftitution to which you are attached, to • -• • lei kv‘ r, . 1.,,y, wion even your Opponcnti do not Jerky, that VILLA, HrittE, IN Korn 7 ~t 1 oi.,lty is the caufe of what you expericncirt at the Me j 14; i.,,, I; v..llnot be too much , 144y,that you ought to exert TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Y°. f• TCo in the Protection of the true inter c ft of th e poor in. A FREEHOLD ESTATE ; confining of a r r ' a t . 47 Ekcclues of Nottingham, corrupted and focc.-d i ti m an -t• -I. very cutr.pline Manfiun-h o ufe, dt f q r t h e re fidenee of a rt • 7 04tieti to their late virtuous and loyal ReprefontAtive,— Genteel Family, with Offices of every kind, and about Twelve Yon :ir havehut tokad, face* sunk attend yourjultdalm.-.• Acres of Land, molt debt** feasted at Hythe, command r,..x“.e. of e very fopport!—Yoo have the good withcs of the , ing a very exten fi ve and d e li g h t f u l Sea and Land View. There li:t.i.-.t....--di ft rre their bielleigt W. P. is standing for Two Cardigtx, and an excellent .Four-ftalled L .ion, July ad, tkri. . . Stable and Saddle-room. ' ' Immediate l'OfTelSon may be had, and tome Fixtures and valuable Furniture taken at an Appraifanent. For furthLr Purticulars a•gly at Mcilts.Driver's, Kent.road; or hleffrs. Tourney, I lythe. To DANIEL PARKER COKE, Efq. N I LEMFN. CLERGY, YEOMEN. and others, EET lOLUERS of the COUNTY of KENT. • • C'NTI.CII[X, A CCf.l 7 l' my warmeft thanks for the honour T I see done rse in :lain returning me one of goat er r-f:ntstisql in Parliament. 1 be Nits re - , , urts.th.it I h..ti kilned at different periodsof the tontert both the ether Candidates, ripens fo injurious to n.y iv:emit. bf,e not bad the baneful' dad of etsinisig my tante, and of ore..fuinirg you to return a Rapreftutrive not the abject of y our choice. The stamina' with which you fuppotted .nc at a crifis of the no, when my &dine appeared in danger, have beca crowned with thc mclt complat. fur-s A The recollection of that t sy cro your r an, will, I t. 211, iv..r near freih energy no mine, and uniting ae e•le 1.• 1 Cl6ll moist of adlion, gratitude bayou, with a jolt ft. nil fa' my duty to my Coutttry. !feel a convic tion a A, fteoporting the fame principles 1 have ever peal:fed t., 7.1:i. I ihal arcane the important and public truft you have conalA!*t .3 to my CAM, with diligence, fidelity, and honour -1 cm. Gentlemen. with Sincere Regard. Your faithiolohedi:nt bumble Servant, 107-rittarb. July 23,1803. WM. GEARY . 1, re ai;ivettikterri in to• thy 's paper. linikhat h•er Fr minake altered by my Avows. I therefore think it my t TV Couaituent•. to repoLlifli it a. I wrote it myfelf. ' • rzeount of the late Eledion. highly injurious to my toms• . nputstion. hiving appeared in a Morning Riper of y, 1 havr thought it a dui, to myfelf and the County La7r, in crmenrrenee with the opinion of my Committee. to si vet a rofeention immediately to be commenced againit the ..f r. nut Paper. WA!. GEARY. Mnlling Jai) 27. zEot. 10 CANAL CONTRACTORS AND MASON& THE KENNET anti AVON C.INAL COM., mn-rF.L i. nd meeting at the Bear Inn, Devizes. on Weinefday, I h • 4t'• t f Augun, at Twelve &dna at nom, to Ihnp..,ah. • and elan into Contraas for Twenty. a is I.•xlts, and Tw.•nty 'lodges; and Iro 'or Cutting and Firm• rrar Niiiraor Ca: al. near the Lid Town of Devizes. Plant and S2ecifeatiotte may be feta by ?plying to S•:mad . ot Devises &forded. OR BET'T'ERING THE. CONDITION OE THF. POOR.,...eatronuarllE KING. YreF 'eat—'l d tilimp of Matra at..--Vice.Prefidents, J is • Ctzte of So w cascr. I Tnom as B catcall', Erg. The Earl of Eat ascos -r be Rm. Dr. GLA 14s. The other fal• niticr of t h General Committee. Rt. iim. H. Addington, NI. P. 'oho Maitland, Ffq. John Jonas Ant , tit I. Efq. William Manning, Efq. M.P. Tr, Arcaha w of Armagh. Manisa w Martin., kir'. Genrse Artvild Arra!, E g John May, Efq. Sir Francis Daring, Bart. M. P. Langford F.fq. 'Thomas Raring 1 fq. Matthew Mont.. 4 .n. Efq. john &mph: Ffq. Fdtvari Parry, Ffq. Thornton Cnnar , Efq. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M. P. Ll' Boringdon. John Pcnn, Efq. Samuel 11 , 4u.quet, Ffq Wm. Morton rrtt.N. M.P. 1 It Somme, r fq. M. P. J 06.1. Du Ore Poacher, Etc The Ntrrquis of Buckingham. lies. Dr. Rolm, Prim. Rowboat Burden, Ern. Wi Mans Price, Efq. The Marquis of Bute. The Earl of Radnor. The Earl Cuadra. The Earl cf Romney. Lord Carrington. Right Han. George Rae, 14.0. Sir . 1 ho—a• Chirps. Bart. Count Rumford. Patrick Cottpthess. llq. John Sargent, Erg. SE F. Wiliam I.a vayngg, Efg. M.P. Made Seam FA. John D. awn, EA T David Scott. Efg. II& P. lota Ir e liunllasdrß The Earl Spencer. • lard Dynt tor. Lames Stephen, Fig. The Marqui. of Fitter ohs hairs°, Efq, tti alter Farquhar, Bart. UP, Jofepb Sadism, Efq. 'host ilwards I rceman, Ffty. Thomas Sutton, Ffq. Muni Gams,. Efq. Lord Teignniouth. Garthfltmv. John Trotter, Efq. Sam. Efq M P. George Vardlutsrt,Efq. Lord Glernacmic, M. P. Was, Warm, Efq. M. P. Sir It obrrt Harvey, Bart. William Vaughan, Efq. The naval, of Hertford. The Right Hon. John MAY 'Thomas Ilibbert, Efq. Weys, M. P. Mr John Cox Happdky, Barr. Hon. Gouge Villiers, M. P. Hairy Hoare, Ffq. John Warburton, Et q. Charles Kure. Efq. David Pike Watts, Eft!. C-rnrre Efq. John %Marlowe, Efq. M.P. lord Ifirntaint. ‘Vm. Willooforce. Erg. M. P. William Knox, Efq. The Earl of Winehilfca. The Lora !Whop of Lincoln. Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. M. P. The Lord Mhos) of Landon. Sir Wm. Young, Bart. M. P. This e.ay was publilbed. THE EIGHTEENTH - REPORT of the SO CIETY, completing the Third Volutbe, and containing Ettras.ls of Amounts. ha Drat Harbome Penny Oub foe rupplying Poor Childran with Clothing. 14 °,. • SI. Of the Schools foe Poor Children at Wince. u. 911. Of the Matnelsciter kepoGtory. Na 99. Of the Cancer Inflitution. APPINDIL - _ _ _ _ It. Aillum of Maternity at Paris. 12. Fifherica in the Welt of England. 1 Mfwavian Converts at the Cape. 14. Cottager her a Cow on Arable Land. 1 , . Caf e an d 0 We en the 43d of Fl. isabetis. Prgulationa for Cotton and Woollen Mills. . Nqt-t and Additional Ohfcreatioaa. (.- tl.tl !Odell to the Third Volume. for the Society. by W. Balmer mid Co. Cleveland er.. • pmt.'s; and fold by j. hatchaard. Booktelicr to the „k' N. 90, oppolte York-beck Piccadilly; Becket. R041.e, likm-.4-ftreet ; Payne, Palew'rgate; Choreh-yard; Egerton. Whitehall I Cadell and %-rarl ; and tailor at•ti Hood, Poultry; elf° by Todd, k:' .71rd h; Alt who'd and Sons, I'leweaftle; Browne, ; 14. on, ti. l . faur.; re worm, Fatter; Clarke, Man t. r; t;lo.teetter; and lee. et Lewes. Whew may b.• hod, fns fverfter.. price 61. •••Ove r rrf teat)ail% few 1....1 price 6d. Cart Kalerdar ; Dr. liayearti`o Rules. ' , NI' , pre-. --• Fever f the Twelve I the ke. t.:s(c.r artifice Rice, way be had '.lembe ~~~. ~~~ • .• I , is 7ln• of t‘ie Two Grit Volumes of -$ 441 ta. 014 i Ira Fon of the Third VoL se. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS. Nab pubahing in Weekly Numbers, price us. 61 each, and printed in 416. on a Fine Wove Dcmy Paper, ANEW Abridgment or Seleftion of the moil curious and intercßing Papers dale Philotophical Trani adtiona,of the Royal Society; By a t , uci tr of Literary Gentlemen. Each Number will It Pitched in Bhu: Paper, and contain Pour Sheets of Letter Prcf:, with oemflonal Engravings, by eminent ; the whole to be completed in 14 Volumes. S.:veral Number* of thi+ truly valuable and NATIONAL WORK, are already pubilfhed, and may be bad of J. White, Fleet-ttrcet•, H D. Symonds, l•atrrmdter-row 1 Verner and Hood, Podhl7 ; Rschardfons, Cornhill ; Blacks and Parry, LfadenhaU-ftreet ; Bickeritaff, Wdtley, and liaglter, Strand ;Ezerton s Whitehall; Debrett, Ptecatlfliy ; Reynolds and Belt. Oxford-11reet ; of the Printer', Bunney and Gold. No. zo3, Shoe-late; and the prin dpal Booltfellers throughout the United Kingdom. TO THE CU RICH IS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBil_rri, GENTRY, and PUIILIC in general, are terpeafully informed, J. BURGESS and Inn's GENUINE and SUPERIOR. F-SSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, condemns to be prepared by them in the famem.anner that h obtained fuck univerfal approbation for many years pad. The long jolly acquired foperiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of l'afons melanin in all parts of the World, and luring stood the telt of trial. - .nks it in the fituatign it now maintains. The ,Nho-allit;lity of IHEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and ch:licr RICH SAUCES for FISH, &e. induces then[, front Hp! numerous A.lyertifcmcnts daily appealing, to caution Fa maw., etc an purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THLIR OINUINE, but at their Warehoufe as ander. Ev , ry other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quality urts - r-iNrIIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ite.. ICIAS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupinied upon the Atonal notice for the tad and Welt Indies, &c. Warehoufe, No. to 7, corner of Savoy Steps, _ ;. Strand, London. Forthe COliValiCl/iC of Families In Scotland, they have ap pointed Mara. R. jeltniten and Ca Edinbergh, their fele Agents for PIA Santee- IV HEN Prufefflonal Men nt education and re• fponabllity deviate from the scoeral fyftcm by the fo• holden of a peculiar t rahcb. the faattion of long condoned *ash lido heft criterion of faperiorfty. Eight years have i devoted my pradtice is the exclufive treat ment or THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful refnit of my plan give me additional ardour to tippore as far as I am We tie myopia Utak complaints which arc the moft import ant hi tie catalogue of human tainmltks. After folded= into every brush as an Army Snrgeon, I ferreted a wink at an early periud of Pro-dice to releuc individu als hoe the ignorance a: uneducated Mew, or the equally dare prone prectpitainy of gereral Pratlltionera. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted . my attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECTION. ortiether of a recent or long duration —sdly An Mods of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits of iltlsoolboys, or the Indalgeitoe of mature age, and laftly that de rangsasent of the fyftcm in WOUND which is caned BARREN NESS or STRRJLITY. Numerous dikafes are the refult of Ignoraute or hat In the trousseau of a finapic Gonorrhea, and it not untrequcntly hap. pens that the feeds of Life arc palmed by the indiferedon of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method faith complabsts are calf cured, and even where others have failed, I true that I may prefume to effera radical re-enabliihntent Few, however, arc the cafes of complat ated diltrall In the dfforder, compared with the calamitous fallacious of Men,wh. , from Indulgence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale• ties of a fattioetble Life, acquire that Rate of I)ebiUty which is the unavoidable conlequenes of filch pernicious habits. Where the unheppy tufferer broods over ids mifery, hut care fully tweed: his otiefortune, it may he tame confutation for him to know, that enfant:l;h it be an okedt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Oracthionent, the removal of thcie DEF:. CIFNCIGb by the gradual pengreb of Renovation Is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchtwor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety win be prevented by an early cour.tcraißion of this languid itete, and In cheat aka po great ail:cubits will o„...ctir. But white this Deficiency' as ht. years celled a proper Per- Ifeverance is Malleably reapaiNte to revive the iluitthring !parks et Life, and to re-a: inure the Conflaut , on. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long Leen dliTapeinted In their etpedations of a Family. may be affured. that in moll balances fuck defect. arc esitabie by Medical SkilL he SECRECY whith is fo ciboria to my undertaking, and the Qualifications vddch I have prefomed to that:. form the Beds Of my Pri.tenfions, rod in coincidcr.ce with futh this anti. ',tattoo is given, that Mr w may be confuitedpefonall! (or by letters Wang afcren note) at his Nude, No. ay, Anna del-itrect, Strand, :war Temper-Ilar. There Is an al itionit entran:e in Water-Street 14°1841 and the name o:1 both the atones • M. 11. Mer.thcr u: the ;Analllege ef thaws& THIMSDAT,yuLr 29, 1802 PLYMOUTH,.—SPANISH WOOL. FOR SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Brokers' Wai assure, near the Cultism Houk, Ply mouth, on Friday the 13th day of Amp& neat, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, O NE Hundred and Thirteen Bales of SPANISH Woos, of very good quango; Landed out orate Dania Brig Pmeidentis. from Bliben ; and condemned as Prise to his Majeity's hired armed Cutter Doss?, Lieutenant St rim s Commander. Samples in due time will be (hewn at the Office of Charles D. Symons, Ship and Infurance Broker, No. 11, Union -court, Broad (beet, London • and at Meffrs.Pcter Symon s and S on , Foxhole Erect, in Ply mouth, where Catalogues may be had; alto of Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent. PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, Foxhole-arca, =ay, dos. ••• C. D.SYssons begs to atter his (crakes to Mer chants, Ship-owners Ike. as a General Agent, Ship and Ws ranee Broker, affuri4 them, that in any mourns daly may pirate to entrult to his care, no exertion on his part (hall be wanting to render hhnfelf worthy of their confidence. ST. CROIX-DANISH WEST INDIES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Clarraway's Coffee-houfe, London, In March nett, (tmlefs an acceptable oiler Gall be rower m.. 16), THE SUGAR PLANTA T t N, called BEESTON HILL, Situate one mile at. ir half irom BA End, the Capital of the Mind; with about Ninety-three Negroes of all defer-is-dons, a good Stock of Cattle, and ever/ other merit:se for the td vantageous occupation of the E flat?, which etrifilts of ab,•ut t Acres of excellent Land. Sugar and Provili , ni 6rU1111.:4, a very [mall p.rtion but what is valuable in its kind. 'An cud. lent Dwrl'ing•hourc, in one of the pleafanteft and mn't healthy fituatlons In the Welt-Indies ; Windmill, lloilieg Houfe. with two Sets of Coppers, Curing-houfe, hiolaffes Receiver, Runt Cellar, two Stills, three-Mill Stable, Coach-house, and other detached Offices. The whole in good repair. The purchaf:r to have p011 . ..M0n on the eft of Augult, tBo3. 'l'be purcliale money to be paid to per cent. at the time of fate- t> i,et cent. at the time of delivering porefilion ; and remainder by four yearly inftaltnents, with fecutity for payment in Lontiun,with intereft. Further particulars may be had by enquiring upon the Pre miles ; of Mr. Vandermt rich, Mufeory-court, ; or Mr. Penfam, Szrjeatit'i In , F nt•llrett. WALL. ACTON-CASTLE, MOUNTS-BAT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate Pouf. ion (together with fuch part of a Farm, containing about so Acres, as may Cult the Ccmve silence of the Pur.:Lafer ; potrelEon of which may be had at Michachn..9 nczt,) AVERY neat and compaa modern-built Man lion. called ACTON-CASTLE, fituate near the Turn pike road leading from Hellion through Marason to Penzance, from which It is &Rant about 6 Miles; It coofilts of a Kitchen, with "'nimble Olfiees below • a Dining Parlour, Drawing-room, le Veßibu, and Claret ; a below; Staircafe with a Baugh) conftrueted to warm the whole Houk on the Brit Floor •, four Bed-rooms and a Lrefibig-foots on the fccond Moor, and five ditto in the Attie &NM. Behind the Hoare Is a range of Build ing about so feet hug; containing kkap a large Coal-hook, Brew and Walk-Kitchens, with Stoves and Furnace; a Pump bode and Dairy, and atow a long Room which may be ufed as a Laundry, Servants' Lodgings, Ice. The Houle is built of fquared Granite, fo as to Lew toge &ether with the Wings, a handfome entleillus uses to the Sea ; and commands a view of St. Michael's Mauot, and the opening of the Channel, which is faperior to any thing of the kind in England.-Behind and in the Whip are Ceach Houfts and Stables. About a furlong from the Mull is a Cove convenient for keeping a Pleafine Boat, and a Bath cut in the Rock. A Plan of the Manfion with Its Elevation, and of the Farm, may be feen at Mr. Stokes, No. 3, Lawrence Pountney-bill, London; at Mr. Hazard's, Bookfeller, Bath ; and at Mr. Ro- gers, Attorney, Hcliton, where further Particulars may be known.—Dated Helfton, July t, zSoz. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM. ' T HOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulk uled to fay, that the Gout was the Opprobriass lifeffisorror;'— that Is, in plain Englifh—a the Difgrace of the Faculty;' and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Relief being obtain able in a confirmed itheuntatifm ; yet, could that bright Lu minaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. liaooom is perfuadcd, from never filling Experience, that their aftmailh ment at their RefurreCtion, would be nothing to their admira tion at the miraculous Effects which have arifen from a few Dotes of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt oh flinate Cafes, have wrought fuck wpoderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have cause to bids him and pray fur blm ' as its Inventor, as lorg as the remembrance of Health and Eafe reltored can poMtly be tenable on this fide the grave. Lieut. W. PARDOE, of his Majefty's Guts-Veal FIARLZSI. Sir—lt is with infinite fatisfaeition I acknowledge the excel lence of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contraction of the Joints, which I have been &Sided with upwards of ten months. Be allured I (hall recommend your valuable Medi cines to the utmoft of my power..--I remain, Sir, your very obedient humble fervent, Lieut. W. PARDOE. Plymouth Dock, July 31, ttoo. Wieners to the above Cure—L. Congdon, Printer and Sta. dour, No. ss, Fore-ltreet, Plymouth ):Jars. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simpfoo,of the Role Inn, Sittinglioum ' was for a length of time molt intole rably awed with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap proached to paralytie,to fuck a degree as to deprive him of the entire ufe of his Hmb& which rendered him Ina liable of walk ing or following his bufiods; in this debilitated flan he applied to fevers' of the molt eminent of dab Faculty without imperi -1 axing the haft ilesdow of benefit; but Jay being ftrongly re commended by reverel of his Mends to Dr. Broduna's Nervous C.ordlal,purchafrd at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting bourn, is now perfectly reftored to his forma beak!: and vi sour' is enabled to follow his Winds as ufitalwithout faith/ the leaft fymptoms of the above complaint, and Is now mach man to Mr. Nick. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbotwn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. WitlldfCS to the above Cure—Mr. V. Eliagfan, Mater of the Rofe lon, Sittingboorn; Mr. John Baneurd Bookidies. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Houle, No. 9, Albion-ftrea, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufrom, Blaekfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at IL se—t Is. 6d.—and Ss. 6d. Alto of Jeback and Co. (late Leon), No. sso, OxfordAtreet ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boulton, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockell's Malicinewareboufe, t e T o o r .: l 3,trand; G Whet. laic Medicine Vender, No. 4 2, ; and by molt flt.oklAkra and Medicine Venders in the three kingdoms. ••• To thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering on the tote of Matrimony, the Doctor would particularly recommend the Botanical .yrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in :he linallelt degree apprethenfive of the Syf tens not Wing entirely found, or fubJeolt to relaxations of the folid s. lisonost's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent can for thole fecret infirmities of Nature which Delicacy oft.nt forbids to difclufeeven to their Relative.* with a Trestife on Female Difesfes, Nereus, Hypo chondriac, and Corifumptive Cu which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Batken, &c. it is particularly resammumdad to Sestaringitea. _ • clitteß 31 X-PENCE. SIR WILLIAM CEARrS ELECTION. A Subfeription batting been ripened for the pur l- A. pole of defraying the F.:pt./we of bringiii. daltatit Vto• ter. to the foterell of Sir William Geary, the ' Friend's to his mute, whoarc willing to fuhfcrtte h,r thia °Ned, are requefted to pay their Subieriptions at the Maiditone or other County Banks • or to Mar.. Wilkinfon, Shown, and Co SouthwArkT MartlO, Stone, and Co. or 11 , 1cirrs. ninkeys, Minket*, hoodoo. By Order of the Corenfiftee, DUDLOW and TiLIIT. NEXT MONDAY The New State Lottery begins Drawire. 220,0001. IN PRIZtS, ONLY 24,000 'TICKETS and Shares are on Sale in great varicty, at HODGES :old Stock-brokers, /49. Oxford-ftrett, oppefite Bood-ftreet, and No. 44, St. j.'.19 . 4.• ftrecte—Prizu to any amount paid on &mance. NEXT MONDAY MOANING, the Drawing of ' the 4nglii Lottery begins, with a Pr!zc of 50:01. No. lei CC/RIM:LI. MESSRS. •IsiORZS BY end &Titre their LTA Itkuds and - the Public, tlat the thaw .:for 7,ahra and Sh rik at their Offices in Tort and cowry. is NU* yond and fanguincitl► ~ti }etc*, It is warrants r &Chia Oilklinn, WAOL: of 1b £44:36 TicSeti wr:;.;.! tbilsafed of *retie trenlsAstiasy nattra g, thii o'ci.:rk. a• which fitllle , Drawing .htbsopkte/yetrorneir'ali FE:soon' , d ,!ta, therefore ictiti It t b * iriends Alt by no m5.i1.16 to '.:!ay varta.44ol sr it;tker,s at. rylag daily and mnft ...I:xi tie to A 1.0.,k with an tzauet ace Dint of each 4,4,vi t i t , 4,irs Lr kept ior the invne,;late wrier Holt NS sr and Co: with their counizoidik 4) . 4. au.; , apci.a whatever. N.B. All order" executed on the rem terat..l: ;t" pr•d-o• . ON MONDAY next the ENGLISH "Ayr. EERY b virs DRAWIND. • Firft Day, Monday, sd Augua, Firft drawn 4. so= Second Day, .1 hurfday, sth Augua, Eirit drawn hoop Third Day, Monday, 9:h Aupuii, Firit drawn tom° . Four.ii Day, riurrliy, 12th Auguil • Fi7o. drawn 20. • 'll Fifth Day, .Monday, 16th Auruft, Firft drawn deo sixth DAY, Thurfday, tyth Auguß, Pirft drawn 2. co Seventh Day, Monday, sad Auguft, FOR drawn sopoo F lift Day, Thurfday, a6th Aug. Eli* drawn zo,ooa Bficies CAPITAL and other PRIZES to the amount or •;,."co. The TICKETS, HALVES, QIIARTERS, E IC HMS, end SIXTEENTH SHARES are SA, and Reaiftered cal the lowrlt Te.ms at Mr. NICHOLSON's Office, No. 16, Cetrnhill, op. po n ce t h e B an k o f Foct i n,i, where, hi the !aft Englial Lottery. more than tso different Perkins in Club , : and Individuals re: CeiVt{: Sham of CAPITAL. PRIZES, iron: loparsl. w sOOOL Particulars iu the Schemes et la-F.-office hairs from Eiait in the Morning until Eight at Night. INS TAN TANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD-ACHE. T I CI the many inflances that have occurred th: -IL extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the molt inapaitis in the head, by the application of Dr. Et LAI Ws CA MAUD FLUID, or Aogdyne Effuses: fur the Head-asts, the following molt remarkable Document is added for the fat* fadtion of the Public : To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, Gcqrze-ftreet, Edinburgh. Sir--Yefterday I was Sized with a molt violent Had. Ach, and In eonfequence was uoabk to attend to bufinefs. I thought of trying what effect Dr. Biair's C alic37uid would have; and. upon ufing it according to his diroStions, i was rar lieved almoft iidtantaneoufly from the violent pain. and in a ' few minutes was entirely relieved from it. information i have fent you, that when labouring under the: fame vlabilt complaint may have it in their . power to procure relief. " A.nd am, Sir, your obedi:nt r:rvant, " Sept. E, !Sot. a S. el ILYNV., Edinbures. 4 Sold, by apPolnuntacti•at Cockell's Medicine Wuthoult, No. asp, Strand, 7th hook from Temple-Bar, price 34 9d, duty included; and fold retail at a ll refretable Medicine shops. Oblerve the fnmature, J. Coekell, in his hand-writing, without which none are genuine. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq No. 9, Bridge-Erect, Londuu. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March a, ant. y BEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the year 1790, I have been &elided with the Luc, Venerea ; which, from its obftinately rennin. every courfe of medicine preferibed by the molt eminent of the fatu!ty here, and 'under going feveral revere courfes of falivation, and tvviee difeliated front the Hnfpital, with little relief, would appear to he of tee molt itearterate nature. In the, fpring of laf year my difordrr had got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period t‘. my exiiia. nee; I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manlier; my right was dreadfully painful. and had been if a hate of ulceration for the kit (even yeas ; my left had alto two large nodes on It, was very much difeoloured,and gave me fueb Lacraciating paie, particularly when warm la bed, as nearly to dep rive ma of relt. lu this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp. fon, (who received fo great a cure by them hm.s), to take yot.r Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do do the 26th o. May ; in the courfe of a °might I began to receive benefit-..in little more than a month the ulcers nu my head and arms were Wuttd l ly healed—loon after the Cures on my legs healer' alto, leaving however, coofiderable difeolounation in the &In, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Goo, and, Etc o longer perfeverauce in your invaluable Med:eine, fabEded ; tit fades difperfing, the &in regaining its natural hue, and the not . turnal pains gradually going of—l thus became, by your libo ral advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former com plainto—have recovered nay former fpirit and itrulgth, aodam become jolly and fat, in which !fate having contaibed mady mooths to the afloniOunent of awls° kmw me, I am at a loft is what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, fur this good of other fulfering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as poffible, as I shall on every omafioa • in fb doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedie nt, very bumble fervent. -ALEX. MIJRICER, Swan's Cote, High-itro.t, Edinburgh, ' Witrieffes to the above cure:—John Thmaptoa, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John M‘lntofh, oid Affanb y Wore, Edioburgh. Prepared and fold by the foie Propnetor, I'oo NlA:i Y. LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hoeft, N 0.9, New Bridge-Ereet, London; where, After a conitane refidence of more than thirty-Ex years, in a pra.tlive particulal‘ ly directed to the cure of Verimki CoMplaints, and thok bad. dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviaLilde ketreey which Men of his Profs;.: ,n thould always obferve in loch cafe,, he Satter* hianfell, the advt..: and allEance he gratu.toufly ad. minilters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be , :iLeuted , by a difeerning Public, as au advantage feldt;m attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfa fold. by his appointment, for the convenleam of du)* living at a diltanee, at the Perfumer's, No. If, St. Alh in's. 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