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. . . • I * • _ . . . .. . . V ~ . :4 • t . , .. , . It . $ : ' • , ilf( ... .• . .-..._, 0 .‘,..r.• ‘0 . , ...„ . ,.., A .,.. :. I, . ,-,,,...• ar - ...._. _,..2,„., . ~....._. '•,110 . .... ..,_. I_ -X 'r e 11. ) = ~.~C :: WIMIEL'R• 4163 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. SATURDAY, MARCH 20; 1802 - - TM. day was publitbed, price 40. boards, SCENES IN WALES ; or, THE MAID OF LI.ANGOLF. By A CLERGYMAN. Landow : Printed for R. H. Wrsmr, ass', Stranci B. Holub, St. Aortal, Cornwall; B.C. Collins, Sarum; C. o t well, Bath ; and Norton, BriftoL PRICE SIX-PENCE. JN MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 22, 18 02 , their Maki:les Servants will an a Tragedy, called PIZAR RO. Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE; Rolla, Mr. K EMST .E ; Elvira, Mrs. STDDONS. Cora, Mrs. YOUNG. To which will be added the Farce of THE MOCK DOCTOR. This EveningVeniee Preferv'd ;with the Withal of OFFICE of COMMERCIAL COMMISSIQNERSi Anilin Fri.ne , Fel, 26, 1802• STATE:ff NTS ;(INCOME p the TEAR 1802. THE Commercial i:ominyiioners fir the City of Lots- R• den and kr lei.ixity , d berel gitie :Voice, That in purfuarec of the feveral Ads for granting certain Duties upon Income they have appointed their Secretary, Trios' 4s MARSHA P 4, Efq. to receive Statements of Income for the Ye r commcneirg on the sth day of April, tBoa, and ending on the sth of April, from all Perfor.a engaged in Trade nr Manufacture within the limits of their Jurifdidtion, whore income from Traci:: or Manufadure amount to 2001. and upwards.* The Statements are to be (wiled up and aildretTed to the Gil Thomas Martham, Efq. anti to be delivered at this OfSce, where attendance will be given to receive the fame every day (Sundays excepted) from ten o'clock in the forenoon until four o'clock in the afternoon. - . FIVIs HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. Whitehall. March 9, iBol. WHEREAS it has been humbly reprefented to the King, that in the of the 4th inhant, this Hotife of Mr. F. Taylor, of New - Alaltoiri, Yorkthire. (the Cotner in the Bank of Ali:if - N. R. C. Pro:alley and Co.) was buridarioufly Broken Open by forte P.:rfons,who after fecuring the raid Ma. Taylor, by tying him in Bed, obtained by Threats, the Keys of the Bank and of one of the Iron Chats, note there train Lath, Bank of EngLitid Notes, and Country Bank Notes, chi:fly-Cede of the Ealt Riding Pack, to a confider:di:Li Amount, Or: P: - operty of the laid Mailis. R. C. Broadley and Co. His Majelly, fer the better apprehending and Winging to Inflict': the Perfons concerned in the Purglary abewenirntiimed, is hereby pleated to prumife his molt gracious. Pardon to any One of them (except the Perfun who firit bruise open and entcrel the laid Dwelling Hciift) who than diftover his or their Accomplice ur Accomplices therein, fo th tt he, cae, or th-y may be apprch.lidel and cutwidcd thereof. This day was publithed, price vs. THE THIRTEENTH SATIRE of JUVENAL. Intended for a Specimen of a New Tranflation of his Satires. Printed for T. Caddl, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Bacchus; ;nal the Virgin On Tut fday. Arta‘erxts ; with Who's the Dupe ? TH ATR E-R0 'VA 1., COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 22, doz, wail be prefrtited the ComicOperaof • TrlE DUENNA. This day was publifbed, price as.. AN APPEAL to Experienc e and Common Sena, by a Comparifon of the prefcat with former Pe riods. Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly; MeWm Riving tons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Meffn. itichardions, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, price as. 6d. On the probable F. of the Peace, with refped to the Commercial Interelts of Great Britain. Being a brief Exami nation of fame prevalent Opinions. Every Perfon bringir.g a Statement is to receive a Number at this Office, by width Number he is to receive the Certificate of his Affeffmcnt when prepared. THOMAS I.4ARRILIM, sec. • 77,e extent of thejurifdinion is, the City if Leaden, the City and Liberty 1 Wijhrinfler, the BoorTh fSeuthwarb, the leverel 'aryls, within Me of Mortality, and the Paiithet of St. lidarria-Benue and St. Paner.u, and all tb: Par:Jh s 14.4:Gin the Counties of Efex, Kent, and Sni any iait whereof fball 6e . fituate wit is ten miler ofthe Rla! Ens .a..ge. ProperTorans. with Blanks, tor making out Statements, and printed Inftrudions for eftimating ibeenne, may be had at this Office. Ferdinand, Mr. JOI INSTONE • Antonio, Mr. HILL; Don Jerome, Mr. MUNDP.N; flue, Mr. FAWCETT; And Carios, (feeond tine), Mr. BRAHAM. ' Louth, Mrs. MARTYR ; The Pnenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT; And Clara. by Mrs. BILLINGTOK After which will he performed the Ballet of PEROUSE. This Evening—The Ducnna ; with Honelt Thieves. On Tutfd..v. the Cahilet ; with the Review. And as a further Eucourag:ment, a Reward otiiiv:l7Ukf. DRED GUINEAS is hereby offered to any Perli! or PCIfOD3 making tech Difcovery as aforefaid, (except as is before cx c.cpted,) to be paid upon the Conviction of at.y Ore or more of the Offi.nders, by R. C. BROADI.F.Y, H . q. and Co. Pk.I.HAM. MINERVA-OFFICE, LEADENHALL.STREET. This day was publiCied, in Two Yoh. tam, Pricc Bs. fewed, DELAV AL. A NOVI:L.- Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-fircet ; and fold by every Booldeiler.. Alfo jult publilhed, Swedifh Myfteries, or the Hero of the Minesi 3 vols. 538.6 d. fewed The Dream, by W. Evans; 2 vols. Bs. fewed. Myfterious Hufband; 4tvols. tBs. fewed. Myfterions Wife; by thetas= Author; 4 vols. ds. fewed. Agnes de Lilien, from the German ; 3 voh. 13s. 6d. fewed. Agnes; by the Author of Frederica Ram; 3 vols. 535. 6d. fewed. TO GARDENERS. TO BE LET, in a do irablc fituatiou, and ehtered o^ 'mine- diarist y, AGARDEN, con fi ning of about Two Acres, well Rocket! with Fruit Trzt.s, Seven years of the Lease unexpired; at the yearly rent of 2cl.—Th.!:itoelt to be taken at a lair valuation, which is capea Alto be paid on pof fetliou.—Enquire of Mr. Shepherd, Gardener, King's Road, ChelLea ; or ut Fretkrick Stnitir, C:ientift, Haymarket. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ADDUIONAL ricruurs, is now open, and will CM:i....2C every Day, (Sundays excepted), ftibm Nine in the enonti%g till -.‘eriir—Ailinittilice One Shilling. OFFICE of CO2.IMERCI.,II. COMMISSIONERS, No. 7, Aujiin F. iart Fr.S. 36, 1803. 'HE Commrrcial Conmffioners for t h e City of Lon -A- don 'ma' V::; , ity rcqueit the Public to take Notice, That all Perron* engage d in Tra,Lt or Manuladure •:s.itthe the !brute of their Jorifdiaion, whole contribution in reftieel of Income arising fro Traill or Maim faaitre, iball amount to the Sum of 201. or upwards, arc a 1 2c I aau to deliver their St,ttenicnt this Board; and farther, that b) the 39th Geo. all. Cap.= it ice N .Icl D that all Statements are to be delivered in on or be fore the 3c.th day of March annually, under a Penalty of 201. THUMAS MARSHAM, See. TEFATRE-kOYAL, HAY-MARKET. TO MERCERS AND LINEN.DRAYERS. To LL DISPOSED or, _ . ON WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at Seven o'Clock, Mr. WALKER, jun. owing every exertion for the gratiSiation-ofthe Public, in return for the viry Ratterirg encouragement hg. has received this Seafon, has 04:led many New and lrupon ant Seent;s • tn the E.I;6OURANION or Lar,ee TRANSPARENT ORRERY, by which he flatte-s himfelf the Science of ARthnonty is rendered perfeftly Intelligible to the youngefttr mol str.!rformed mind—whiltt the beauty of the Scene may captivate:l attentions. Tickrasand:Bouts'of the Leaure may be had, and places taken at therAtitre Bet Office. PANORAMA [ LEtcr.sTEk-st!ARE. Pcihlk are refpeafttl! y ;Idol-mei!, that the views of CONSTANTINO PI .E are to continue till near the end of April, whet the View `runt the European fide k to he replaced by I.ORD NEI.:',ON's ATTACK on COPEN 11AGEN. It is regueita that the opportunity of Acing thefe Views may not be negleaed, as they are both itifiruaive and entertaining, and are eiteetned the fmeft viewsAn the weed As it is inten,lo in fuccefiien, to exhibit in the Panorgma all the moll inter. him; Views in Europe, and to contrail tditm fo that every perfon may form :heir own judgment of t'eir co n rarative beauty, grandeir, and erent, it is neceifwy to•ktep the Views which have !,c7n teen in firm% remalled'on. A View of Edinburgh accordln :fey is intended to faceted the View of Coaftantinoplc now• caliihi:ing in the Upper Circle of the Panorama, ai:d is to op, nin :he Spr'.nr; of 1803. Open from . Ten tilldulk. Admittance: to each Paintir 7 Is. /11 7 SIDFNCE with I AND, nor FAIMNO. 'l'o BE LET, and entered upon at Lady Day -I- nest, comprifing a commodioas Dwelling•Honfe. of Six *Bedelsambet., Two PuriourA. fourteen by fifteen, and a Study, with prnper Out-bourn, ChJife-honfe, Stabling for Sir Horfes, about Nine Act, a of excellent Upiand Mcatirvw. aratkinenfive Conimno fituate at Mortimer, equitlifUnt between iteadi:,!! at:d Nityttury • a C4,untry abounding with Field Sports, the Nei ; ;!•bour:-.;od genteel. and Roads remarYibly Good; Ti.% e,fy and Rent moderate. _ A Cottage that is ontigunturmay be bad with the fame. Partkulats of James Haw hes, Reading. Lour, (Pon Paid) daily an:wertd. SANXTER's PATENT PLOUGH. ISNIA JESTY has been moll graeinufly pleafed to mot h it Patent to hlr.Wit LIA at SANl u,nf blorfehea:h,in the Counry of Cam%rldge, tOf the mak iv of his netrinrasted Paring Plough, which la fn conftrutted Si to ad upon the Ground bke a Carpenter's Plane upon a Beard ;„ it will pare Land for burning far fuperior to brcaft eauttldng. as it bass Regulator that regulates the depth from ore iuc6 to f'nr or fire, and with two larks a man may pore r; %•n gaol cu' tin land two acres per day. This inltrumert is 'nerved to he the melt ufeful ever introduced in the Arlen:- tore of tli:s Kingdom, not only for paring Land for burning, ►at f ch J lila foul Stubble' after Harvelt, which, after plough ing, may le raked up with the Wads, and taken eff altogether, trod parierarly where land is emoted to be immediately town with Whoa• —The Price of the Plough is Five Guineas. ox alate of ewrive: Alt Ordn; felt free of pottage to Mr. Sanzter, Horfrheath, near 1 !r.too. Cambritzethirr ; or to Mr. Willi ~m Phillips, Inininonger, Ke 54, High Holborn, nearly oppofite to Great Turnfille, (when a mold of the Plough nuy be Peen,) will be attended to. FOR COUGHSAHOARSENF.SSES, &e. ATR.GREENOUGTI'sLOZENGEbof fOLU, relkla contain all the foftenlog and healing virtues of the celebrated Balfam of Tofu, and anc the plealintelt and moP oil:Anal remedy of tbc kind in all Coughs, floarfeneffea, Sore throats, and Defluxisas on the Lungs, healing the rawnefs and Lr-nef. of the Bewail, and affording great relief in lhortnefa of Dr.-..th, and In Aftbmatk and Confumptivc complaints; they du 11.4 cloy the flomach,but rather create an appetite. But as the gnat benefit to be derived from them can only be fecund by having them genuine, the Public are requefted to °Verve, that it Hayward, No. to, Ludgatobill, is printed on the Ramp, as all others arc counterfeits. Thcfe Lozenges are pre. Pared and fold by R. Hayward, (fucceffor to T. Greenough, the Inventor.) No. so, Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. Newhcry, No. 45, St. Paul's Chitral-yard ; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur firm ; H. J‘boult and Co. No. ryo, OxfordArect ; J. Ward, na, Manna ; T. Overton, 47, New Bond-Rivet; and W. ( lark. No. 269. Borough. Price ts. std. the box. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 'THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC In general, are refr&fully informed, J. BURGESS and Flo's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE et ANCHO VIES, cumin ors to be prepared by tbem in the famentanner that ha obtained fuch Illulverfal approbation for many years paft. The long jnftly acquired fupetiority of that Article is fully rlnfinnal in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons Ldent In all parts of the W o rld, and having flood the telt of Rid, ranks it in thc &nation it now maintains. 'nit general utility of TiIEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES a.". 1 POI r RICH SAUCES for FISH, Sec. induces them, from t!.: . n. ot :ncrn i Adeertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa !nate% tee. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of I HEIR cranes, but at theii Warehoufc as under. • Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family de, of the btft WES is -INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, he. OFFICER s in the ARMY and NAVY, fuppllcd upon thortclt notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, Sec. liaeli.ufe, No. my, curter of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap p 'flied McErs. R. Johnfton and CO. Edinburgh, their foie A ...es fur roma. This day was publifhed in gvo. price One Shilling, or on fine Paper, price Two Shillings, Part the Firit, of THE::SOLDIERS : an Hillorical Poem in Three Parts : containing an Epitome of the Wars entered into by Great-Britain, fsemthe year 1739, to the prefent time. By R. FARMER. Printed fbr Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finflmry-fqttare, B. Croft." , and Co. Stationrrs'.Court, London ; and ii. Flower, Cambridge. _ _ _ - Where may be had, 1. liudddattford's Poems; containing Salamangundi, Topky Turvey, Bubble and Squeak, Ik.c. 2 Vela. elegantly printed, price tu. s. The Humouriirs Mikellany; containing fele& Pieces on Mirth, Humour, Wit. Gaiety and Entertainment, as. 3. Langhorn's rabies of Fl is, Harding's Plates, ss. 1 4. Bum's Pi , cnis, %lilt Appendix, a Vols. Gs. 5. Dennody's PCCM% Mural and Dercriptive, 3t. SjCOND EDITION ENLARGED. This - Ray Wai rabbi/led, in One Vol. twelves, price 4s in boards, THE DETECTOR of QUACKERY, &c. By JOHN CORRY Author of " A Satirical View of Loudon," Ste. This Edition contains sit Atialyfis of the Paniplikts of Pea.. Kt NS, BItODUM, SOLOMON, Sc.; Chatadterilties and Anec dotes of diftinguithed Perfons in the Faffrionable World; Re marks on the Principal Atiors and Aetreffes; and a Sketch of the hf anners of the Age. For a recommendation of this Work. fee the Monthly Mirror for December, ISM. London : Printed for B.Crolby, Stationer's Court ; R.Ogle, Great Turnßile, Holborn; J. Hughes, M'igtuore-fireet ; C. Chapple, Pell-mail; and Og l e and Aikmon, Edinburgh. . . Of whom may be had. A SATIRICAL. VIEW of 1.ON1)ON, price ss.th boards. fcbri.i:Bi)VaklLE INTO SIBER This day wis publithed, in three vols. Foolfcap, awl. price ins. in board., end/ciliated with three Engravings, THE MUST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, con taining a full Account of itis late EXILE and JOURNEY into SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinaryJncidents which hap pened to him in Railia, with authentic particulars relative to the prefer: State of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new and curious Anecdot.:q of the Coen of Peterlburgh, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. TrannateU from the Getman, under the fuperintendanee of the Author, by the Rev. B. BERESFORD, En;lith Lecturer to the Q,!rrn of Pntffta. Printed tur Richard Philips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; • and to be had of all B.,okfelle•r. .This t.sy -Price 6s. In lit=rds, printed in the fame fired type and of tht fame fire and thicknefs as Kearilry's Pocket Peerage, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WIT; or LOUNGE/Vs LIBRARY; containing not only all the belt Pieces of WIT. and Hu moult to be found in previous Colle.lUons, but alto feveral thoufand articles additional, in part, feleeted from scarce books; in part, original; and, in part, trantlated from foreign languages. A complete and compreltenfive colledion of pines of wit, fuperior to the vulgar and hasiuteral jokes of Joe Miller, and dia.:fled of the indecencies which have cli . fgraceil former collec tions of this nature, has long been a delideratum among books. the ENCYCLO VEDIA or WIT has been compiled, with an ex- Tefs view to fupply the elating deficiency, by a gentleman, who,during a long and adlive Ille, has made it his ainufement, to coiled materials for loch a work from every poCible source, and it will fearcely fail to be admitted as an agreeable Comp!- . nion into evivy Tioftchaife, Pariour•stindow, - Summer-huide, Coffee-houfe, Public Reading-room, Book-cafe, Ciptain's Ca bin, Paffeoger's Cabin, Officers Mets,and Lounger's Pocket. Printed for K. Phillirs, No. yr ,St.P.lul's Church-yard; fold by T. Hurit, and Wcft and Hughes, Paternofter.row ; Wilfon and Spence, York ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J. Archer, Dublin; by the Libraries at Brighton, Margate, Ramfgate, Weymouth, Buxton, Matlock, Scarborough, Harrowgate, Tenby, Swan fea, and other places of falbionabk Summer retort ; and by all other Bookfellers. N.B. For the of the trade, Mr. Phillips will, at any time, exchange for any other of his publieasionh new, clean, and paled topic Of this Work. Dk. HUNTER': ALTERATIVE PILLS.- This infallible Medicine, of well-eitablithed reputation for years, effectually cures the VENEREAL DISEASE in all Its different Sages, without exciting the painful emotions at tendant on falivatien,without debilitating the eonilitution litany degree, or emaciating the human frame, fo happily restoring the patient to health, whllft his attention to bonnets is uninter rupted. He is refeued, by there Sanative, Salutary Pills, from the eventual danger of trufting his life in the hands of untkilfol pretenders, the delulions of wily emplrics or the lEill more fatal cronfequenees of concealment. The radical virtues of thefe falutary Pills maybe afeertalood by inestimable documents, in the hands of tbe Proprietor Each box is accompanied with direttions fo plain and diftind, that any perfon, even the molt unlettered of either (ex, cannot fail, by °Nerving them, as all the fympcoms are deferibed with fuels great accuracy, that no miftake can poffibly,happen in their never Laing application and ufe. -- Sold, by appal/talent of the Proprietor, by Mars. AuTell and Co. Someone, No. IS, ; at CockeiF. Medicine wareboufe, No. mg, Strand, the frrenth houfe from Temple Bar (where attendance is given by Dr. R. on Wednddaya and Fridays, from eight In the morning till nine at night); and by all rdpedtable Medicine Venders in town and country, price Pot pd. per bat, Svc bates in ens for zoo. W.—Advice to the Poor pis. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4s, St Paul's Church-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Cheapfide, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the . 1 - prices annexed, Inclufive of the Stamp Duties in tpofed by shin Ad ; but no additional charge has 'been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It may alio be had at 1 1.45. per durtm ;o' the quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for 11. as. 6d.duty included, fo that the Public are :to fufferers. But in order to f4cilitat. - operation, and to Term the bur then of this Aa, which would in a great meafure :.aye proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Mediei!es are fold to any perfoos purchafing half a dozen or more, faff from the ex pence of the Stamps. s. L a. d Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc - Analeptic Pills 4 6 -- Convulfion Oil a 6 -- Cattle Powder t 6 Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills llt zenges - - ttl Dr. Auitin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops t 5, 4. o Effence of Coltsfoot 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 Effence of Peppermint a 1 Dolby's Cammittative 1 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 3 9 Tickell's /Etherial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's Magnelia 3 6 Greenough's Tindurcs aa I Inglis's Scots Pills t o Thu Lozenges tti Grant's Drops - a l a 1 Mr. Spenoes Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops 3 o Freake's Tint ure ofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops s o Hu thanes ditto a 6 §peediman's Pills a o Englifh,C.7ffee a 9 Dr. Solande.r's Tea a 9 eephalie Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tindure, 3s. 6d. Alfo the Genuine Arquebufade lately imported, and molt of the other Proprietary Medi.: lite§ in repute. Ot.!..:es fur expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Adt. N. B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and meitcngersi mistake the houfe, F. NEWMERY, the Proprietor, Is under the neceiSty of pointing out, that it is at the F.ait rnd of St. Paul's, near& to Cheapfide, and that it has a great white Rue , coed front, with there words infcribed : WU ox&T WAILBOVIII YOZ Da. JANNtell POWD&P. T HE Stock in Trade of a Lines and Wooll en - Drup.:r, in full fu, in a hir, e*t own in Dorfectlire, ea.ablifimi upwards of twenty year; !Mt pall, with immediate vary. The foie reafoa of the prefent poifetfor leaving the Trade iN on account of iii health. Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Man&ld, Durchelter,Do.-Lt. A FREEHOLD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And may be entered upon immediately, THAT very Com paet Eitate called HILSTON, fituate in the Parifites of St. Mauglian. and Lanpatto,o.. vibonavel, fix miles welt of Monmouth, adjoining a Turnyike Road; confilting of dflo Acres of Arable, Psalm, Meadow, and Woodland, with five Cottages, conveniently placed on the but-tiers thereof, let to Tenants at Will. Billion is au ancient Family reftdenee, dry and airy, coin. manding an agreeable prufpedi of the adjacent country; has good done fot building,pavang, and Bating, alfo Litneltone of an excellent quality for manure. Tlac Wouds are agreeably difperfed, and well flocked. The whole capable, at a very mo. deratc expence, of great improvement. Alf°, may be had, nearly adjoining, a (mall Farm s called Coxtoli, containing 82 Acres of Arable, Palture, and Wood lac,,cl; a: al one otli,r final Farm, called Blackmoor, contain ing G 5 Acres of rich Meadow Land, on the :arks of the rives Mrinow. Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Meffrs. liotlfamlou and Co. No. 35, Arundel-itreet, Lundon.—•Mr Embry, near Monmouth, will thew the Premifes. CAPITAL. POR ' T'ER BREWERY. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Upon the z sth day ut March, 18oz, at the Houfe of James Lea, the Eagle and Child, ' , Warrington, RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY, with all the Brewing Utenfils, Stores, Calks, &c. as the fame are at prefent polleffed by Anus Morrifon. The Brewery is Leal, hold, ut which there is Fourteen Years yet to come, and was built in the Years 174-6. It is excellently coat ruetteti, well fupplied with Water, and is fituated on the banks of the fileriy,widi'm a Pw hundred yards of the fpot where the Duke of bridgwater's CADAI joins that river, eonfequently has the advantage cf cheap Water Carriage to Liverpool, falaneheßcr, and all the manufatturing .wns in Lancathire, Chelliire, Statiorelfitirr,&c. There is a conitoodiou, Dwelling hook upon thc Premifes, en:11111in; of fourteen Rooms, befides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well Rocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land. For further Particuiars apply to Aleffrs. Macdougall and Hunter, New-fqu Lincniti's-Inn; Mr. William Eawfm. merchant, Licerp,aol ; or Mr.. news Morrifon, upon the Pre. mites; either of them are authorized to fell by Private Contradt. W HEN rracilional Men of educati on an d te ipoiltibuity deviate from the general fyitern by the fe • cabin of a prodiar Branch, the fandion of long continua uceefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to theexelu five treat ment of THFt,F.E I)ISOFtDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 am able the ravages of thu(e complaint/iv/bleb are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a at an early period of Praeticc to refcuc individu als fmns the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous preripMairy of general Praditiuners. The TIIRE.E. DISOIt DERS, to the cute of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INI'EC'IION, whether of a recent or long duration.—idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits at Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that de rangement of the fyitem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or sTEttuary. Numerous difeafes ate the refult of ignorance or bane In the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are polfonetf by the Indlfcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, 1 trult that I may prefume to offera radical re-ettabliflunent Few, however, are the cafes at coinpl‘cated d'art(' in the diforder compared with the calamitous ftuations of Men,whe front indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fafhionable Life, acquire that (tats of Debility which Is the unavoidable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futkrer broody over his mifery, but care, fully ‘9110.2iS his misfortune, it may be fume cunfolation for him to know, that although it he an °Ned of (Lulu or uncer. minty with other Practitioners, the removal of there DEFT. CI ENC I ES by the gradual progrds of Renovation is the acquire meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an elrly counteradion of this languid Gate, and in th•fe cafes no greet dirlitlitief Win occur. - But whrre this Deficiency has for years exiiird. a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumhring (puha of Life, and to rc-anitnate the Cotlittution. MARRIED WOMEN. wi.o have I.mg been difappointed In their expeautions of a Family, may lie atEured, that iu luta inftances fuck dcfeels are nimble by Mc,dial Skill The SECRECY which is to efferitial togty witlcrtaking, and the Otialiheatlyns which I have prefitmeif to Rate, form the Bafis of my Yrctentions, and in coincidence with iti^.h this intl. twthon it given, that Mr li may be confultedpefoually (or by letters inclo fi ng a (mall nom) at his bode, No. 3 9 , Ar us del-firtct, Strand, hear Temple-Bar. There is all ad , inumal entrance in Water.ftreet a aj c g i d ass and the name is on both the doors. M. U. histabar of the Sluyal college of SorgeGoo NEW FOREST. THE Commilnoners zed by his Majefty's CoinnoraUon to carry into execution an Aft palled in the 39th and aoth years of his Nlajefty's reign, intituled, " An Aft fey the better prefervation of Timber in the New Foreft, in the county of Southampton, and for afcertainiug the Boundaries of the Paid Forelt, and of the Laolt of the Crown, within the fame," do hereby give notice. that they intt.t.d to meet ou Fri day the 9th day of April next, at nine of the clock in the fore noon pre cifely. at the Crown Inn, at I.ynti;iurft, in the laid county of Southampton, for the purpofe of carrying the laid Adt into execution. By order of the Contalithonets, JOHN KING, Secretary. Dated the Sal day of March, 1832. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND and CORN HILL, ESTABLISHED for the Infurunce of Hoofes, Buildings, Manufactorks, Goods and Merchandize. Ships, Verb:is, Bares, and every Kind of Cra t, with their Freight, Cargoes, and Stores, in any Harbour, R ever, or on any Navi gation, Farming Stock, and all other Property, againit Lola or Damage I.y I ire in any Part -4 Great Britain. The Dircetors have endeavoured to make fuck Arrangements as Ihoold be more fuitable to promote the Benefits of Fire Info ranc?. than tilde of the 014 Mode. Extended Commerce ; enlarged Manufadluries;—great Accumulation of Property ;-- . and a Variety of collateral Ciremnitances, rendered it abfolutely necetfary to make variations in Fire Infurance,tu avoid the Er rors which from time to time had been dikovered, but never amended. The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made feveral Amend ments, and fuch as have induced a vet y confi.lerabL Number of the firft Merchants, Traders, and Manufaccturcrs, to give it a molt decided preference; and they requeß the particular atten tion of the Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Shipping Inforances,calt dated to meet their peculiar and minus interests. The Capital of the BIttI'ISII FIRE OFFICE, and the Re fpeetability of its Pmpriet ary, renders any Obfervatiun on its Sta bility unneceiTary; and the Cliaratlters of the Managers pla them above the poffibility of mining into wild or fanciful Schemes to obtain Stainers all the Rules, Regulations, Terms and Conditions, have been maturely weighed and confidertd, and will be found, on Reference to the printed Propofals, to contain every thing fair and equitable. To FARMERS, the NEW MODE of infuring Agricultural Stock is recommended, which only requires a Value upon each Specie.; of Grain, in whatever Building, or xi whatever Part of the Farm it may be, at a Premium of Ti..r.s Si . ..fir:v. per Cent per Annum, and prevents the hifecurity attached to the Ohl Made now in practice with the other Infurance Offices ; but the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE will, whenever defy d, willingly grant Infurance on the Old Mode. Loire, by Fire from Lightning arc made good, and in Cafes of Infuranee on Freehold Property, the Benefit of the Policy will defeend to chafe Perfuns who may be legally entitled to the fame, until the next Payment on the Policy becomes Due, without Notice being given to the O ffi ce, Annual Isfataaresd; at Lady. Day be paid •witlim Firem Days therefrom, or the Benefit of the Polity will be IC/ ; hat lA ranee( may be renrwrd after, witbont be Expence of a New Peti:y. Printed Prupofals and Conditions of Infurance, and a Lift of the Diredtors, Truftees, Ac. may b.: had Gratis of their Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.