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N V , :1 4.'253 f. AST INDIA lIOUSS. Aril 4, 1302. CC MM/TTFE of SHIPPIA G cf E ,IfT.INT ef AfERCIM NTS of * ENG. LJ 1 /.. .7.! Sr IS LIES, do butt jive iodize, PIVI 114 , 4141 Z, • ••' „ j: . thrl:4l. infi or:, for f l y. the Cava" • I • COPPER. r e la •re-14 'wry tbitti triter &fix, Fa Temlers,l r t. 1 , tb• r.7:rel prices, as they twill not bare to ap' I - 1 airy obatannnt. tbs C airao 'say it fay by elphisg i• Mr. r.. • C.. kto the fad L wsi tt r, a ith wee; At Tendir i s • invrfre °Wad at Irma, ea tie laid 18th day of • i• Art any t har Tri3 ic received ofter ibui incr. Tc t c t..LN II.TMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDEIitg o of the COUNTY el - NORFOLK- . ozvrtessast, 'interne and refpeeiable names upon my I%y highly gratified my private ambition, as tilt?' -h • moot convincing prook not only that my paR mo rose, in Pa . iiameet hat met with your approbation, but that a I y of the Freeholders of this refpatable County have rt irfinenced by thole arts of eahuntly apd detrac t- , %e'isch tu7 oppoatnu have oft"' for the purple tf prejn el.c.og me in your carer& The Pon Men elated; a Scrutlny.has been demanded, and ',anted ; the pr..caallrup arm the Sonetioy are ',lithe pre fufpraded; but. relying t:pon the jsltire and impartiality of Io shr7iff. confiding in the legality of your fuffrages in my a• .! c aofulering the obitaions to which the Pull of my n l . T .o9eot i. bald,. I have no reafon to doubt, that the Scru tiny. if profecuted. will gltimatly be the means of investing the lame majot:ty of Votcs which I have slrcati f obtaload..- I *. , it r ', 7 re, at well at my own, are involved is the event of f.•;t:t. , : . t. it; and you may depend upon my conitancy, refolo t, ,o, perievix_nce, in grating and maintaining the-n, .a.aieft ev , ry attack and era, infringement. Whether hi a y - 9c of private htuation, I frail never be unmindful of your otcrtioni ; but &all I ;lain the maft grateful fentim, nu, fur :he firm and many fupport which I have rev toed from you ILL the -:reilnt otcation —4 am, °embrace', with great rtfped, Your faithful nod obedieut Servant, Norwich. jaly az, 'Cc,. J. H. ASTLEY. c; ::TLEN:EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of Its. COUNTY of NORFOLK. yew-re: war. ilie.frr is glowing with the warmeli,andrnon JV 1 .• I , •:rigled gra' it u 4.1.., while I thank you fiver the zeal which rP . stufettisl in in favour, and com - ,-tatislate you tenon of a. egure wh'Ula is equally dtarto you and myl% It'. unarcoqipAnird by actions, may fonie.iunt.4 aumfc t h e • er .. u ;.. a s. ai. t innrnints conciliate the uneriendly; but ptv..l which I snake to youi jadgnarir, and on every 6, n to i. 0.1 wi.irh I faith your rapport, 1 can, without any pr.lumption. challenge the It inquiry ir! a :!:.: maitude of my motives, and the confistmcy of ▪ euateet I• has, indent. been my lot to be ongared in your ferviee at a ocry trying ;cal orri•nis trills. when for unufual Rate of ' pt: tie affairs required unufual curetrorpetftion and fteadint Is in pain': me when the bit and onfeft of our fellow fubjedts •n • , win (spohnl to unitteritott tn,l onezampien contumely; when niknee w.:l rnifemiltrued into Jinn ally; and patriotinn tray hrant , l with the odious name of radian. Hart no re. poet.; ec, however poigna.t. no artifice. however fiabtle, no sittn,c , I, however elamottus. woe ISlncient to duke the Ern:. f• or ry foul, or to dere me from difcharging noire ' eatt-s wh.ch I owed to my tortnituentsu and to my country. urn. as the guardian of their ancient and Lured rights. Un tie tap- ferinos roovi;tion that peace and filmdom are furer cref, , rrarires of civilization and good order, and furer effeffis, wo, el morality and religion, than war with all its triumphs, or oppreffion under any of its difguifea, i difdain to become the dupe of ore;ueliee, or the tool of power. Amitlft the fears of many who ware virtuous, and the apoltaey of far ton many who ware venal, I rill, died aguin and a t tain upon the pure, the tarp. tan.. and library principk's of the &tali& Conftitution corcinttc to dude principies..4 have endeavoured to 0 up to them--and, therefore, I throw myfelf without d:f may on the j.ftice of every enlightened, impartial, and unror lupe obierver, who rimier in the name of a freeborn Fog- Unman. The pmtalion which I have lately received from you. and by which you have retitled oar common caul.. front the alfolts of a holden and melt formidable oppolltion, is. slimily honourable to yourfelves and to me; it thews that, ainitlft al; the ftruggles of party. and all the ftratrems of mit wprefeutation, your favourable opinion of my integrity is un changed. and that the increated difficulties with which you war to wooed, have only produced a proportionate incre-afe of at !our and energy in behalf of a Reprdentative who has never fazrinzed year hiterefts to promote his own, never de. vivid for by prom a' a which he was unwilling to fulfil, WA' :nopei to the m ao and mitchievous praffike of gratifying • ,t thr expellee of fincerity and confiftencv. In tie tart, th oput. nce, the will-known connedlions, and long tried n:ar.y n (vadat: men, who have flood tot th as my fippirers in the pretest conteft, my country has received a t .4. twilit iv cal pledge of their eoevidiao that the mcalures I have ~..itiontly and avowedly purfued are not at variance with the tr•;e fpitit of the Conflittutoo, nor injurlogs to public teen .u.(l profpt thy. It w ith peculiar (ativfaCtion, and even pride, thnt I le h wir!,o,l, the active and difinterefted 'Snow which has ben pot n me by the Yeomanry of this County ; a chit of meu, parfaits are eminently aerial in every eiCUted coat:no w' charatt. r has. in many pc ninth of our tilitory, been thtlf.guiliod by a firm and heroic fpirit of independence. and spott whole growi r wealth, Dumber, and ftrength, I am ac e-Awed to nik,t with the moil heartfelt joy. Such, indeed, i( rof keel for tl.c f,unt.incfs of their underitandings. and the roo , :ii.tf, of their L.ntimcnts; and fuch, too, is my fenfe of their U. ortance to the we of focitty itfelf, that, in watching oe..r their tii,hts, and contributing to their happinefs, I thall tvir err: fiat r myfelf as performing one of the molt pleafing and mot., duties, by which a Member of Parliament can ei•he, do credit to the choice of his Conftitnents, or provide fur the tubflantial and permanent advantage of his county. It ot utAnown to you, that a large portion of my own time at•mt ion has been employed upon fubjeffis of agriculture, and thtref-: c, I g'adly embrace the opportunity which is now at 0rC....1 inc, of ticeinring to yeti and to the Public, that the fpler.'ed dininClions of tick or (lathe' arc, in my jodg- T. • sf :: , tie or no value, when compared with the client" 1 . I ni•rt of an Ftglith Yeomanry, neither enervated by t • r kdocod be corruption. You Wit: emit me, Gindltnten„ to esprifs my (-amen hope, !it I in the eilide of Sir Jacob Aftley, as my col- Via. Juttlficd by the iteadinefs, which I had ohferved 17. P.irliamentary waded; by the concern which l Pit for Ls:. 'wee charaler; atd by the refpeet which I owe, in corn r-ff: with 7fluifilvt.s, to the memory of his late father—the • .nd favourite keprefentative of your county, and, you -*;.l ear leave to add, a molt fincere and•ettoftant friend to :f, zn , l my family. c*:eknion. I once more thank yon for your generont and r • ~ : tto tnniene ill my favour. I feel in them a fokmn and •...tout eall rpon roy igniti: wit .t.c.d my honour, tt , prove my .''at:worthy of yot:r iappott ; re.tft amtioufly do I • t' Sr eonfritntiuusdif:harge of the croft .`:hB.l. rep, rcil in me. I th4l,t9 lot it hour of my • : • collide:we ofthirlarxc,opuknt, mil independent • • ••• : 9.ae the honour to be, with the grtweft relpea, Km. i!Tflf it. V-7- and l•betlitrt faithful fervent, uly a). THOMAS WILLIAM COKE. : , A ' . • ;•7 :1 4 .1. A : 4 . • A •.‘ r••••• • •• s e „r r lIP • 1 11. • - . • • - " 41 14, • kr' • 4 N.. • Epp.ier, NIX-PP.NCE. l\ 1' - - I i • Y *- y • - N • N THURSDAY', AUGUST 5, 1802 TO THE NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF DOUGLAS, Ste. ke. Me LORD. PERMIT us to exprefs the Obligations we feel o•trfches under to your Lordlisip, fnr the err; handfnme and fpirited manner in which your I.nr.lfhip has ftood forward to (tumort Ds in afrert:ne the Independence of the Borough of Lancafter. We deem ourfclves extremely happy in hating fo independent and honourable a Perfonage as your Lordfhip to reprefent as in Parliament. 'The unpleafant occurrences which happened in the eourfe of the Elejtion unnot, in the kat I.gree, be attributable to your Lord( I,Ve affureyour Lordflzip;that we are molt unfeignedly grate ful for rizr kind attention to us, and that it k our molt ardent with tact your Lordthip may always feel a fatisfaetion in re prdentiog us equal to the z aped and attachment with which We fublerle outfaces, Your Lordthip's fincere Friends, And molt obliged Serrants. (Signed by SIXTY-THREE of the principal Gentlemen, Merchants, and hlanteadurers of the liorough of Lancalter and its neighbourhood-] . 1 ancailer, atth July, Igor. To the WORTHYandINpEPENDENT ELECTORS of the COUNTY of CARMARTHEN. rtsturtswen, pExml . r me to offer to you the Acknowledg molts of a grateful Heart, for the manly, firm, and dff interelled Support you have given me during an arduous thug gle to preferve the Independence of your County. The She riff has thought it to he his duty to return my Opponent duly &elect, although he had notice of a number of Votes for me rambling unpaged o-fillicietst to have Lifured me a Majority and he kiww that there remained upon his P , II-Dooks more than-One Hundred and Twenty Votes to be d.:cided upon by his Affeffor, This, and the whole of the Co nduel of this ex tranrdinary Election, mull come under the review of the Con ftitutional Tribunal of the Country. To that Tribunal I look with confidence for the affertion and eitablithment of your Sacred Rights, invaded by this Eltelion and Return. And I beg you to h lieve that, confident of the Sosoefs which your Exertions (Verve, and muff ultimately obtain, I will perfevere in bringing this unfiniratal conteft to its proper termination.— I h we the honour to be, with the greatell regard, dentlemen . , Your most devoted and faithful humble fcrv3nt. Middleton-hall, Auguft 3,18 , 12. W. PAXTON. NEW MUSIC. This day was pnblilhed, By Goulding. Phipps, and D'Alrnaine, MuSe Sellers, N 0.45, Pall Mall, and No. ;$5, St. James's-Beret, THE favourite Overture, Songs, and twelve Airs In Braun NIA; as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden ; compofed by Davy and Mountain. The fallowing Songs furg at Vauxhall Gardens, price is. ,eh " Far Mary's love alone," fang by Mr. Dignum ; " Far, far at fee," Tung by Mrs. Bland, compofed by C. H. Florio. Two vary Dams for two Performers on one Piano Forte; cur +pored by J. Killick, price 41. rir Hunter Blair's Reel; arranged u a Rondo for the Piano Porte, by C. lirlfery ; price is. This day was publinsed, Hatidroissely printed in Quarto, and illuftrated with Plates of Views, Natural Hatay, &c. Price ti. Ss. in Boards. (Dedicated, by persninion, to the Right Hon. Lord Bonaire), The Second Volume of ANACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY AN in NEw SOUTH WALLS, from its Grit Settlement in Tanury t silk to Aeguf agog. With Remarks on the Dif pofitions, Cußoma, Manners, &c. of the Native Inhabitants of that Country. To which are added, fome particulars of New Zealand; compiled, by permiffion, from the MSS of Lieute nant Governor King ; and an Account of a Voyage performed by Captain Flit.ders and Mr. Bars; by which the exiftenee of a Strait feparating Van Diemen 's Land from the Continent of New Holland, was deo-taint:4l; abftraaed from the Journal of Mr. Bafs. By Lieutenant-Colonel COLLINS. Of the Royal Marines ; Late Judge Advocate, and Secretary of the Colony. Printed hr.- Cadal. jun. and Davies, Strand. •° • A few Copies, on fine paper. with brit impreMons of the Plates; price 'l46s. in boards. GUILDFORD, SUaREY. TO BE SOLD BY AIICTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Grcat Room, inII-Mall, on Thurftlay Augult at Onc o'Clock, in One Lot, AMOST fubflantial well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, having Four Rooms on each Floor, with capital Cellars and Offices on the bafemtnt, de tached Wailphonfe Coach-houfe, and Stabling; a produdlive walled Garden, and a [Duller one, abundantly cropped and planted; together with an adjoining Freehold Tenement, and a Rich Enclofure of about Four Acrethenneigoons to the town; alto a commxilous Pew in the Parini Church; the whole con fiderably under-let to Mrs. jefreya,Tmant at Will. The Pre miles are kneed in Chertfey-ftreet,Guiklford, and form a molt deAra• It Refulcnce for a Profcffinnal Gentletnan,nr a r,fpeaa ble Private Family. On the F.netufure arc feveral thriving Tim ber-trees, which, with the Fixtures In the Dwelling, are to he taken by the Purchafer at a fair valuation. The Land-tat OD the whole Property has been redeemed. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant. Primed Particulars may he had at Run lll Library, Guild ford; King's-Arm;, Godalmin ; Swan, Chertky; George, Cobham; Bulh. Farnham ; Coach and Horfes, Southampton; Fountain, Portfmouth ; Rainbow, Cornbill; and in Pall-Mall. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. T 1 11 E MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly firable and Unprovable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fix miles from Glouceßer, three front Stroud, twelve front Cheltenham, and twenty-eight from Briftol, confiftirg of the Manor of Painfwick, extending over feveral Thoufand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, nit Rents, and Heriots, iffuing out of nearly 300 different Copyhold 'renements, wilt.* with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt dcfirable purchafe fur any Gen tleman of the Law. Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houfe, requirte Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Mu.dow, Pafture, and Woodland, lying eompaffi, and furrounding the Houfe, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for erceting Mills for the ufe r.f the Manufac tory earriwi on in the neightLurhood. And alto 38a Awes of Inclofed Woodlands and Wanr s. well flocked with Beach, Oak, and Aib Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital of very great improvemtnt both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafanably eftimated at upwards of 9001. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney. Stroud; of Meffrs. T. and W. Dunn, So licitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; and of Meffrs. Hoffiltinfon and Co. Surveyors, N 0.35, Arundri-itreet, London, where a Plan of the Eftate may be teen. AN ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, LAND, AND MANOR-NEW FOREST, HANTS. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London •Tavern, Foxhole-ltreet, Plymouth, in Tuefday the syth inft. (ontd . % previoully difpofed of by Private Con ewhich notice will be given), `HE Swedi(h Frigate-built Ship CHILDUIN, JONAS PALA K VIST Matter, has a Figure Head, Poop D.clt and Galleries; Bunko about 450 Tons. She is a ftrong well built 114, and capable of performing much fervlce, baying lately undergone a gnat repair. Her ltores are abundant, and i i t xcrli nt condition. has lately delivered a cargo from Dant sic. May he feen and further information obtained on applica awl to the Matter. on board in Hamoaze; Mtlfrs. Chalmers and cowrie, Mei chants, No. so, Lime-Itreet, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—.By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, At Gsrraway's•Coffee-houre, Coratiiii, on Saturday the 28tk irritant, in Lou, at One o'Clock, ,A COMPACT MODERN-BUILT VILLA, a. limply elegant in defign, and judicioufly arranged ; with tulles of detached, doineflic, and Farming Offices, Double Coach-houfe, Nine-fall Stable, Laundry, Brewhoufe, Dairy, Barn, Granary, Cart Lodge, Sheds, &e. Farm-yard, Orchard, and Garden, environed by Eighty Acres of rich Arable and l'aiture Land, Coppice and Wood, lying eompad, called Barfly Regis; together with the Manor of Bartly ; the pro perty and late refidence of Mars. Shaw, Graham, and Buru, Bankrupts; delightfully Gtuate in the molt choice and beauti ful part of the New Foreft, Hams, contiguous to Lyndhurft, Lymington, Romig, Redbridge, and Southampton. This Efate is free front Tythe and Land 'fax, and pciffetlcs valua ble rights to cut fuel, dcc. Abounds with Game, and pleritade of Field Sports, and is within half a mile of a Pack of Fox Hounds. The rich and piCturcfque fcenery of the Foreft, the varied rides and drives, the excellence of the roads, aid the focial and reipeetable neighbourhood, render the filiation of this Efate the mutt enviable in the ',arca. PLYMOUTH.—SPANISH WOOL. mat SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Brokers• Wald)°,re, near the Cuttom !Inure, Ply. on Friday the ts.lx day of Auguit next, at eleven &dock in the forenoon, ONE Hundred and Thirteen Bales of SPANISH WOOL, elf very gond quality; Lauded nut of the Dual Brig Providemia, from Bilboa ; and condemned as Prize to his Majefty's hired armed Cutter Dos.tv,Lleutenalt Si►►cai Cor;un.inder. Samples and Catalogues of the above Woof are arrived, and -tre now to be feat at the Counting-houfe of C. D. Symons, No. ix, Uoion-court, Broad Street, London ; and at Meifrs. Peter Symnn• and Son. Foxhole (free, in Plymouth ; alfo of Edward Lyne, Eig the Agent. Pl. I'FR SYMONS, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, Poshole-ftrert, July 23, 2802. •.• C. D. Semmes begs lease to offer his Cervices to Mer chants, Shipowners, See. as a General Agent, Ship and Infu ranee Broker, affuring them, that in any concerns they may pfrafe to emelt to his care, no exertion on his part Ihall be wanting to render hlmfrlf wor•hy of their confidence. Alfo the Tythe of Twenty-one Acres of Land, and two un expired improved Leaks of 19 Acres of Land. Printed particulars may be had at Mars. Williams and Brooks, No. 9, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. HeMop, Catherine -court, Tower-hill; Meffrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry; Mr. Fr does, Ely Place, Holborn ; Mr. Spier', No. 8, Rood-lane ; at the Dolphin. Southampton; on the Prettifies; and of Mr. Phillip, New Bond-greet ; where a Plan of the Mate may be ken. IN THE sotau OP DEVON. TO BE I.F.'r—and entered on immediately,, A N exceedingly good MANSION HOUSE, called Wrs.z., fmtafed in the Parini of Idcford and coun ty of Devon. The Houle is fpacious and convenient, and eon ' ifts of a large Eatrar.ce H'il, Dining and Breakfaft Parlour, and Drawing Roam. with nine Bed Rooms, and feveral light Clofets, and every other requifitt for a gcntecl family. Sur ' rounding the Knife are an hundred Acres of very excellent Meadow, Orchard, Pad:lure, and Aralde Land, and an eaten , Ave range of Wnoland and Coppice, plentifully Bored with Game. The whole forms a delightful relidencr for a Gentle man for/i of agricultural purfaita,or rura l diverfions. 112 Premdes are dißant Two Miles front eloidleigh, and Four from New:t.n Abbot, two Very good Market Towns Five Item Trignmouth, fa- molt fatitfonabie Refort fur Se; Bathing in the Weft of F ngland, anti Ten front Exeter. Should the whole of the Grounds lw thought too much. any quaotity may be taken with the Hunk. For Viewing Oni Pretnifes apply to Mr. Thomas Rowell, of 'deford t and for further Particulars to Philip I.yde, of Ma han', in Devon. N. B. Later. (Poll. paid) (Italy anfiveral. Brizbaut, qua, July 14, sits. DISEASES of tie URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Publie,that he may daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No, 5, Frith-firm, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obarudtions, Strictures, (fleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Fiffulas, Impotence, anti debility in either Sex. Sce. From extenfive Practice in this department. to which he has con fined himfeif for many yews, he offers a method actin, mild, elficac inus, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, role Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved them, by divaft. ing them of the irritating effeas of common Boogies, that they fuccecd where eaultics and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeflion of Daran's Itartedies, fo mild that they render confinement or rcitraint in diet unaeceffsry. To enable him to attend patients at their own hooks, be ha. provided the ail - Mance of a Geattc man of the Faculty. Perrone in the country may be cured by Ratios their cafes in letters, putt paid. Jett pubßeted, price 2s. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Trmitife oo the above Co:npLiints, illeftrated with the v.,rioiss Immo= and Cafe* [hewing the painful and dangerous et lea; of Canitie Bangles; an improved method of treating ge northeas, (c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-eout, Soho; sod H. 1). Symonds, Patornofter-row; ago to be had at WL'Q s uern's, lizettr-Change, and et the Author's. TO BE SOLD, • . I A N ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTLiN : • Poignant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made In !Ll Offers Itfelf at prefeni to any p•Tr., can camniat.,.. a certain Caufe there depending, wherein Samuel Newton. from 1501. to 2•DoL and will advanca it in an ; , 00m!'r3ble. f f a- F.fq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradthaw, Efq. and James Brad- ' title, lucrative undertrki-g, wbieb cannot tai: !haw, Efq. and others, are Defendanta ; and in purfuancc of a vt:ro handfome daily revert': to the parties cone tm it. actl. an Order made in the fame Caufe, dated the 23d day of will be encouraged and rtroLiard in every Capit..l id Fu- July, tilos, before Peter Holton!, rfq. one of the Matters rope. The Advertifer Is a man of int. grit y ard of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of hut wants the means of eital,:ifbing the intrankd plan pro. Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, London, on "iecfsiay perly.—Any perfon whom this may holt, Ly fliog to the 31ft day of Augult, 1802, between the Hours of Ouc N N. No: g. Lotabard-ftreer, or by a l . plying p, r f aul dy th e re, and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, will he referred to the Advertif T for particulars FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Wilbury, A in the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad. thaw, Efq.deceated, confining of a Manor and Manion-bonfr, with funalde Offices, Gardens, Pleafurc Grounds, Private Horfe.courfe, Plantations, and a Park about Four Miles in circumference, together with capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, containing in the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Paid Matter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don; at Wilbury-houfe, near Amelbury, in the County of Wilts ; the White Hart, Salifbury ; the Star and Garter, An dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Merrs. Wil:ianis and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's Inn, Loudon ;—and a Plan of the Pilate may be feen at the Chambers of the laid Minis Williams and Brooks. TO THE CURIOTH IN FISH SAUCH. MI - lEN'I.ILITT, GENTRY, Anl PUBLIC -I- in general, are refretafelly informed, SUR Ess and Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSfitiCl.: of ANLI :O. VlEd.coninnen to be prepared by them in rte famemann.r that bat. obtained fed unlverfal approbation fur many pars Falk The long juflly acquired fuperiority of that .rti le is fully confirmed is the op'nion of the Couotry at Liege, and of l'crfohe rrfident in al parts or the World, and !saltine !toad the telt.lf trial, ranks it in the fitu:ttion it now maintains. The general utility nf 'rHEIR ESSFNCF of ANCIIOVIF.S anti other ICCH SAUCES for FISH, Ste. induces th.m. Into the numerous Aelvertifeincrts daily appi.-arivg, to esuce..n &c. in purehafing the fano., a, ono is to b had of THEIR GENUINE, but at their ll'atchoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade fur family ufe, of the belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of sinps, Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY an.l NAVY, fupplied upon she thorteft notice for the Eait and Well Indic., Ste. Warchoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, Loudon. For the tosienience of Familice in Scqtlard, they have ap. pointed Met!rs. R. Johnston and Co. edialurith, tide foie Agents fur Fith Sauces. WFST INDIES, &c. RC. ''HE MEDICINE, which is fold by the Pr-- A- prietor's Gale Agent, a Ir. Thomas Coldol, No. 42, Corn - bill. I.ondon, (and by his appointment at one eminent Dru;,- gill's in every principal Sea-poet Town in the United King. dole.), to PREVENT and CURE the 1 t.l.t .‘sr P EVF.R, in Nixes, with full Directions in cafe of an attack of any kind of Fever, One Guinea each, fnacient for one Pcrfon Twi lye months, is alto the belt Prefervative of lie:dill in a Foreivi Climate, as wia appcat by letters from the following refp-CLible Pcrfor.s J. Litton, Efq. Jerrnyn-ftreet, St. James's, to MI Excellency R. Litton, Efq. bncifh Ambatikdor at Phiis.'el;thia; T. J. Hawkins, Efq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Gt:fii ; J. limes, Efq. ditto, to the Proprleturs; Cai.taiti Sall, Andromeda Weft fr.diamsn ; Hudjon, Hope ditto; Captain Robertfim, Hero ditto; C. Johnitone, Efq. St. Anne's, Jamaica; . with other numerous. rqually r•fpearthlo.. ^nd ”negi vocal Teltimonits of the ncver•falling efficacy of this o, , legle Medicine, may M. ken in Pamphlets, to tie had grati,..a Gading's, at all the Cuuntry Vendcrs . , and at many t.f the principal Coffee-houfes. Inns, Ste. ecc.about Town. Mr. GREENOUGH'• celcbrated 11NCTUA ES. rI NE for cleanfing and preferving the Teeth, and cffeaually curing the Scurvy in the Gums; prevent, ing the f coil from further Decay, and rendering tlo r.reath perfestly Tweet.-The other fu. the Toot!,-Ach, which give. inince.l6te eat, 19i . 11Out injurirg ther:eth or Gums. Alto Mr. Creenough's Antiacid Lozenges, wHch are a fure and fpeedy remedy tor the Heartburn, lndigeiii m , Pain or Wind in the Stomach, tbofc diforders that arlfe from too free living, and prevent the ill effals of has: wine, flak b cr, ht. No:ling can be a better prpof of therifiracy of the above Me dickies than the high repute they have heel; held in upwards of 40 years. Every Purehafer is requefted to ()Verve, that R. Hayward. No. to Ludg.ttc-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; 4,4 others are Counterfeits. They are prepared and fold by R. Hayward, Chymift (Sue eeffor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) No. zo, London. Sold 41 by F. Newhery, No. 45, St. P tor., ChurA y.trd ; Bayley and Blew, Coc!cfpur-ftreet ; :trd leboult and Co. No. tso, Oxford.arcet. Price is. t WHEN Prtfeflional Men of education an:l re rponlibillty deviate from the general ;yftcnt by the fr. le ion of a peculiar Branch, the fahetion of lre.g conti.tied fucesis is the belt criterion of fupetiority. Eight yews have I devoted my pradict to the evelufive treat. meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueee!,tul reruit of my plan gives me additional ardour to tip?ore as fai as I am able the rav sges of thole complaints which are,. tir.l moil import. ant in the catalogue of human Infirmities. After 'initiation into every branch as an Amy Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to refeue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of gener..l Praditioners The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have ds voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VEN INFECTION, whether of a recent or long di, ratmr. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether with)); Iron] the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, ancl L. 9.1 tha• de rangement of the fyttem in Women which is called BARRI:M. • NESS or STERILITY. Numerous reales are the refult of ignorance or haft:, In tka treatment of a limpic Gonorrhea, end it not mere:lll.July ban. pens that th,leeta of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method furl coins loots ar I caGly cured, and even when others have failed, I trait chat may perfume to offer a radical retilabliflunent Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated !Ire. In the diforder, eon:par:4 with the cal:miaow fituadons of Men,ut he from indulgence Ma SOLIT.AELY VICE. or th:!prcvalmt Gale• tier o f a f.ibionaide Life, acquire that Efate of Derili y watfat is she uaavoitt,! , le com,luence of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may he Come confutation ler him to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioners, the removal of thife P CIENCIES by the gradual progrds of Renovation is the requite ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venuv have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early eountemetion of this languid !tate, and in th- e cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exiled. a nroper l'er• feverance i. irolirp fit ly requifite tot revive the gu mbriog Tart s of Life, and to re-aximate the Conllituiion. MARKT ) ) WOMEN, who have long been difa2yointed In their espnelations of a Family, may be allured, that in molt balances fuel dcfedts are curable by Mcdical uk GL The SECP.ECY which Is fo eliential to my undertaking, sod the Qualifi , a:ions which I have prefumed to Bate, form the Balls elm 'c'raerfions, and In coine..lence with fu Sh th:sinti nsatlia is even, that Mr B t un be eol g u i tc o. De r oa2 n l (or by letters Melo:lag a fmall note) athts houfe, No. Jr ;.nta del-itreet, Strand, bear Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Brett ad;tinti g and the name Is on both the doors. 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