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~~. V" '7 l e VA' I &74 4 3 VA _ _ .tt 1- 4 .•,C i gt i s i,FS4 l • li r • „ s h e 15 4 1 3 .. i f - • Wk ./A1 faro - - 11 11 '0•(.0" ~. ~: ~+~~ v,~ ~~~ 111 NUMIWR 4'264 3 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, Is►o2. r PRICE 31X-PENCE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ailjnfl 4, Aos. THE COMMITTF.F of SHIPPIA'G of the l :CITED COMPANY' .f MERCHANTS .f ENC• .!N p t: 414: se Ma FAST nvniEs. bora* give Meier . : •t 1" C. ormiree Tole In ready to receive Projn(4l, in writing', *, Wrbz.llty the ISA inft.not, fiff Inf i nlying tbe Cowpory COPPER. T ° be peremptorily Re-fold, in pnrfitance 0(4 Decree of the High Court of Chassarrr. made in a Cattle, " SMITH a;:ainit COI.HOUN." 'seiner John Sprenger, Ely. one of the Mafterg of the faisl Court, in this e Lots, nn •:atur day the itft Day of Augult initant, at the Public Sale-Room, Southampton-huildingi, Chancery-lane, London, between the Hour, of Eleven and Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon, fe vers! FREEHOLD ESTATES, late of John Archer, Ffy crated, and fituate in the Parifhes of Chapel rn le Frith, in now den Edge, Caftletnn, and Hope, in the County nf Derby, living Lasts No. 4,8, and 9, mentioned In the Particular of the I.:Bates fold in pm-fiance of the laid Decree, in the Month of July left at Buxton. Further Particulars may he had 4 Metres. Oraham. Lin coln's Inn; Meffrs. Mayo and Pearfe, Cloak-lane; Niers Black, Epping, Eliot. and Millie Temple, London; Mr Wilmot, Tidefwell; and Mr. Ifaae Hall, Caltleton. GRECIAN COMPOUND. L ADIES are tefl , eafttlly int; , rmeJ, that, for particular rearms, the Grecian Compound is removnt front Mr. Day'ii, No. 7, Tavittock-ftrect. Gavent-Girdeit, to Mr. Vickery'', N 0. 6, where they may depend on haying ;t genteine —This ComposCon. for ftrengthening and changing Red or Orel , I lair to a beautiful and natural brown or Work, in the courfe of three or four day". Rand" unrivalled. It is entire. Iv free from that purple hue Al iGnor from the tire of Italian or clusnical luir.w.tter i sv.irraited new rto change colour during or to foil the moit tirlinte head-dref". It 'Mulls like rpring-waster, and may be urea at any rearon of the w:th out the Nail danger of taking cold; and, AA a rerun!) , againft impontion, any Lady or Gentleman having given it a fair rtial, than, upon applicAtior where it was purcliAted.have their motley returtied, ii it do., not atilever the dercriptioo r -!;01,1, by or der oldie PrJprianr, by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to het Ma. jetty, No. 42, Corr.hill. Price 6,1. each bottle. . . relic trio 7 Mini trtper t. deliver in Ted.rs, 1 1 ..—tin she ken prises, as at, Trill not hove e. or. • • 1• :iifflf 517 laaflWltfi. • vf e Cantrell win be fern h h • ~ , Cirri iv Astrid C sratittee, sett* wboat 11 , e Te.d-rt ;4 ts lorfrrf stria.. :dad et sans, ea toe ft,J sgsb Si, Of ▪ el rW svy tender will Le session, after that been FOR TILE. USE OF SCHOOLS. HIGH WORTH. arDrroas of JOHN FPWAR DS. of HIGHWORTHI LINEN-DRAPER. Re. THE Creditms of Joun EDWAIDS are hereby informed, that be haviug, try Deed of AtSgnment, made ewer bh I:flate and F.ffetti to Riehard Rothwed, of London, Drap►r. and lohn Richardfisn, of Cireneefter, Gro• err. f. , c the bi refit of kis Creditor*. the (aid Deed now lie. with Mr. R. Reynolds. of Famingdosi. for the fignatare of fads Creditor. a. chair,: to accept of a Dividend, fo far as his Mate u 1 produce. The raid Creditors are alfo informed, that unlefs inch Deed Is rimmed on ew before the 2 eth of S. pterrther next. OCT will he (Wetted the bereft of the Lid Dividend. All PCKII.I4 who are indebted to the mate of the Lid John idwar.is are hereby required to pay their refpcdtive debts into die hand. of the Arafat &Reynolds, who is fully authoriLd to revive the Cam EU:MARY FOR ALI. LADIES AND Gl TRAVELLING TO PARIS. Ilia day was publilbed. In Two Volume. netays, entheilithed with an &mate Malt of Paris, Price rsa in Beards, PA US DELINEATED ; from the French of m t BOER; Including a partkular Deferlption of the ;6 , 4-in-a I difiers and Curiofitits of that Metropolis. nneon : Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternofter tme, and J. 1k Boffe, Gcrraril-ftreet.Sobo. Where may be had, in Two Volumes Odavo, Price as. in hoards, The NFW ricrFIR E of PARIS; or a Defeription of the Mane:v., Cuftoins, &c. of that City fince tic Revolution. Cr The above Works contain a complete View, not cofy of every 'I worth Obferv.tion as to Building., &c. but of tic Manner+ and Cuflonts, the Police, and the Government of the M.tropolia, as well a. a varier? of entertaining Anecdotes inach have oteu•rrd both before and fine the Revolution •• - F want of loch a Guide, many an Englifliman has vifited Pan-, and returned aimedt as ignoriett of its inhabitants as Vlore of Gtal.ette. Jue peblifbed. Price One Guinea, THE CELESTIAL COMPANION : or Projections in Plano of the Starry Heavens ; fimple, and uf. ful, accompanied by Obferv.tions explanatory of tbdr l'fc, and a Trtatife containing the Elements of Aftro runic ; the whole intended to facilitate and promote the Study .1 that fublime Science. By ROBERT WOOI.SEY, Gent. This Work is intended to (omit?' Youth of both Sews, as well as Adults, who may not have made Altmnomy their Study. with a general Knnwkdge in the Science, and particu- Lady of the Confiellations, and the principal Stars compofing them ; for which pimps& the Maps alone arc equal, if not Cu ?Marjo a Celellial Globe of Three Guineas. The following ism Eztradt from a Letter of Dr. Herfthers to the Author : _ _ _ " The Cart Hal Companion Vem;;;) me peeled!, to anfwer the imenti.m of :he Author, and cannot fail to encourage a taße r A nronnmy." Print,ll fnr . the Audios, and fold by A. D. Symonds, No. so, Tretliortcr.row. - HORSES. This war publifhed, in Two large Volumes, 01%2V0, Second Edition. price z6s. in boards, A PHILOSOPHICAL and PRACTICAL I'PEATisE on HORSES, and on the Moral Duties of MAN t'w•ards the BRUTE CREATION; with Replies to • various ObJ:dtions contained in a late Publication, and ( , forzbic Hints to c•rttin impolitic Advocates of the Vetesi zar (Alto. By JOHN LAWRENCE. c . s Critkal Account of former Hunting, Writers, Engin:lt and Fo- Racing. reign. Cocking. V.riaus Races and Deferip- Faro. 'loos of Hales. Boxing. The Duties of Humanity to Running Horfes, and the Brans. Turf. Smithfield Cattle-driving. The whole (Economy of the lteiking, :Ind prefent Syltctn modem Stable. Phyfic, Ex of Horfensanfhip creife and Training. Pumer-sidingand Furniture. Purchafe and Sale. with the Clital Trotters. &c. accuitonsed Rules of War 80,. fur the Ladies. rimy, Repolitorie,Dealers, hit:i•zre Manege. &c. bralyhi Hodes, Town and Vet,rinary Medicine in gene t:owe,. ral. bro,At Oxen. The College. Ntelopuly sad Foreltalling. AU the known Minces of The natural hit thod of Shoe- Horfes, with the molt ap inr—Mil Direaions. proved Remedies, and Pru ne Philorophy of Spurts, or tier at Liege. ilikvintishoitig Lines in re- On the Difeafes of Horned ord of Humanity. Cattle, the Treatment of A thkric Flereifis. Cows, and the ExtraCtion Lift,/ Anienak. of Calves in croft Pofitionx London : Printed for H. D. Synionds, 20, Patanotter-row . —____ gins day was publiCied, price tos. 6d. in boards, ANEW and complete ABRIDGMENT of all the I.A .I( F cella. from the commencement thereof fart to the prefent day, incinding tits Wt Ads misting to.— Buflieneers. Fait Makers, brewers. Snap Makers, brandy Mt winner, Starch Make" hock and Tik Makers, Stone Blue Makers. edits. Ptinters, Sweet Makers and Dealt/Sp Cainivic and Lawn Mann- Tallow Chandlers, Leiner., Tanners, Tawers, and Oil Wei Dealers. Dreffers. 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The Twenty-firit Edition, correcled acc o rding to the laR Treaty of Puce. This day was publithed. priee Is. 6d. bound, GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN ; or , a fh ort and eery Method of teaching and learning C.a.graphy ; whereby Children may, in a fittwt time, be taught the ufe of the Terreltrial Globe, and Geographical Maps ; and gain a know ledge of all the conftelerable Countries in the World, their Si tuation, Boundaries, Extent, Divifion, Rivers, chief Cities, Government, and Religion. TranUated front the French of Abbot langlet du Frefnoy ; with a Table eat the Latitude and Longitude of principal Places. Printed for J. Johnfan, No. 72, and J. Harris (fueceffor to Mrs. Newbury,) in St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longmatt and Rees, in Paternolter-row. FOR THE TOSE OF SCHOOLS. The Seventh Edition. in which every qucition having been worked twice, it is prtfumed it his not an error which can triable the Learner. This day was puhlifited,price as. 6d. THE SCHOLAR'S GUIDE to ARITII• METIC• or complete EXERCISE BOOK for the Ufc of Schaub; with Note.. By JOHN BONNYCASTI.E, Of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Where may be had, by the fame Author, T. An Int rodudioti to Menfuration and Practical Geometry, price 41. Stealth Edition. 2. An Introduction to Algebra, price 45. Fifth Edition. 3. Ekments of Geometry, ad edition, price 6s. In the Prcfs, and fpeedily will he pubilihed, In two elegant Volumes, fttarto,aacompanictt by a confiderabh number of Large Plates, outfitting of Views taken in Upper and Lower Egypt, of Reprefentations of Antiquities and Hieroglyphics, of Objedia in Natural Hiftory. of Manners and Cultorns, &c. engraved by eminent Ardits; and Fac [miles of the magnificent Originals. RAVE LS in U PPE R and LOWE R EGYPT, in company with feveral &dhotis of the French Army; during the Campaigns of General Bonaparte in that country. Publitked under the immediate Patronage of the Chief Couful. By VIVANT DENON, One of the Ands who accompanied the Expedition. Tranflated from the Original by ARTHUR AIRIN. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rem, Paternofter-row ; and tor R. Phillips, No. 7 , St. Paul's Church-yard. N. B An Odiavo Edition will be publilked at the fame time. 1..° The original French stlition of this Work is publilbed in Pah at the price of Sixteen Guineas (Eng'ills money), and the copies are fold in London at Twenty-one Guineas. TO WINDMILLFRS AND OTHERS. By the ICING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ir C. BAKER'S new Invented SAILS for ag- • WINDMILLS, driving more powerful and Ready than thofe ever before invented, not ownplicated, are to.he prepared to receive a Storm of wind much Rimer than the Original Salk. The Eat on this principle are compleated and accepted by the Propris.v.r. of the Mill, having given them great fatisfadion, End ug the Patent Sails will drive Two Pair of Wheat Stones, when the Original, with the Lune power of Wind, drive but One. Signed by the Proprietors, R. Illioukliteh and G. Hope, Bow, Middkfex. The Patentee recommends them for Mills In the Fenn Countries, or thofe who will' to enlarge their Trade or Manufadory. Further Particular* may be known by applying to the Pa tentee, Millwright. No. a, St. Ann's-ftrect, Lbnehoufe; or No. 49, Penny fields, Poplar, London. ••• Milk altered with a little expenec. Letters (poR paid) will be duly attended to. Steady men fent to any part of England to execute the above bufinefa. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE HEAD-ACHE '['o the many inflances that have oc curre d o f t h e extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the molt excruciat ing pains in the head, by the agolleacion of Dr. ILAIR's CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Menet for the Head-ach, the following molt remarlabk Document is added for the fade.. fadtion of the Public; To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-fireet, Edinburgh. Sir—Yefterday I was felted with a molt violent Head- Ads, and io emsfoottenee was unable to attend to bufinefs. I tholepin of trying what effeet Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would have; and, upon Ming it according to his direCtions, l was so licited almof inftantancoutly front the violent pain and in a few sninutes was entirely relieved from i t . Thi s information I have fent you, that ethers labouring under the fame violent complaint may have it in their power to procure relief. " And am, Sir, your obediat [errant, " 5q4.11, 'Sot. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh." Sold, by appointment, at Wither' (late Corbett's) Medi cine Warehoufe. No up, Strand, 7th hole from Temple- Bar, price as pd. duty included; and fold retail at all refpnia ble Medicine Shope. Obferve the fignatore, J. Withers, is his hand-writing, without which none are genuine. KENT.-BREDGAR, NEAR SITTINOBOURNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ At the George Inn, Sittingbouroe, ea Vlonday the 30th of Augull inftant. at •twelve o•Clock, A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK MESSUAGE A At for the knee of a Genteel Family, containing Four large Rooms an the Ground Floor. of is Fret Pitch; Chandlers with Drefing Rooms and einiets of to Feet Pitch ; gond Attics and ixcellent Cellar. and Dairy, with the Wafh houfc and brewboufe detached, a Three Stalled Stable and I tit, Sawn Lodges and other cuovenient Outbuildings, all in compleat repair. a large walled Garden well Rucked with choice Fruit trim, and as Acres of rich Meadow and Orchard Ground ad joining, in the Para of Bredgar, a dry, healthy. and pleafant Situation, with a go. +d Nrighboutiincid, and in a Sporting Co l in. try. &Rant front Sittingtionroe (the Poit Town) about Three Miles, now in the occupation of John Tharfton, F.fq. who wW Stew the Pranifte. Polfeion may be had at Michaelmas nizt. For furtlitr Panlculan apply to Mr. 'Murtha., or at the Office of Man Jenunat and Son, Soliciton, Allston', who are empowered, =tilde silt In& to term for the bale by hi. vate Contend, of the Hods and Garden alone, or with any pat of the land, and by whom a Loan will be advanced on Mortgage of tbk Elsie if required.-.-Alltford,Atidid a . FOR ACCOUNT' 0 F THF. MANUFACTURERS, Exempt (run► the Andion-Duty, agreeable to Ad of On Thorfday the 26th of Alignft, at Five &Clock in the Afternoon, PETER DE BRAUWER and Co. will put up to Public Sale,at the Manufaeturer's Warchourcs,No. Alderfgate-ftreet, a large and valuable Alfortment of &Rill manufadtured Pieter Goods: confifting of Plain, Fancy, aid Worked Mullins-aqaccooota, Books, and Mulls--9upe 11 .e, Plain, Figured, and Printing Cambrics—flaiafore, Boo'-, and Lappett Handkerchiefs and Shawls--Dirotties—Gingha o. Nankeens---Checks—Printed Cambric*. and Calicoes—ditto Shawls—Pullicate and Madras Fautlk.rchitfs—Di.iper Ta it Cloths, Huckahacks, &c. Alfo a large Affortment of Wooten cnnfifting of Superfine Welt-Country Broad Cloths, ditto, or London Kerfeynicr:a—Super-Coatings--6wandowns, and a great variety of other Goods. Fur further Particulars, information may be had by apply ing to Wm. Mayne, Agent for this Bufuuf, at Clafgow ; a d to Wm. Purdy and Son, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark-lane. a Part of the above Pre:lilies are appropriated for Cotton Yarn rf all Sorts, Water and Mule Twilt, and W..ft, of width P. De Brauwer and Co. receive Confignmentv, and execute Order. for the London. Scotch, and Foreign Mark, ts. N. B. One hundred Bundles Belt Water Twjft, N 0.17 to 1 0 . sco Bundles &it Mule Ditto, No. ao to us. for Sale hy Pri vate Contrail.—Landon, Austin. 3, 1832. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of PAINSIVICK a troly de lirabie and improvable FREEHOLD ES I'A FE, fix miles from Gloucefter, three front Stroud, twelve from Cheltenlitun, and twenty-eight front Milo!, confilting of the Manor of Painfwiek„ extending over fcveral Thotifand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Q2iit Rents, awl Herhits, ifftling out of nearly too different Copyteohl Tenements, which with the Tolls of the Market, is a molt delirable parch:lle for any Gin tleman of the Lair. Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houle, requiSte Offtees, Garden, and Plcafure Ground, 330 Acres of Arabk.., Meadow, Palture, and Woodiatid,lying emnpaet, and furrounding the Houk, with two improvable and valuable Streams'of - Water, running through and uniting in the fame, very consenient for cre'Ung Mills for the ufe f the Manufac .tnry can don in the neighbourhood. And alto 381 Acres of inektfed 'nodlands and Wanes, well Rocked with Beach. Oak, and Mt Tees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital of very Peet improvement both for Pleafure and Profit, and may be reafonahly eßintated atupwanls of not per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. %Os, of Painfveick, who will thew the Prettifies; of Mr. S:ainders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meth. T. and W. Dunn, So licitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meffrs. Hodlitinfon and Co. Surveyont, N 0.35, Arundcl-ltrect, London, where a Plan of the Ellare may be feen. TO PURCHASERS of LAND.—NoRT 11.ta1 ►TONsYIRS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In September neat, (of which further particulars will be here after given) unkfs prevtuully difpofed of by Private Cuntrat, A VERY Defirable and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, (confiding of feven Farms, to he difpried of feparately or together), finite in the Open Fields and Parini of Thrupp, othcrwife Rotherilhorpe, in the County of Northampton, and compelling upArds of two third parts of the raid Parifh. This Field is ring-feneed ; bas a communication with Lon don and the River Thames by means of the Grand Jun k% m Canal, which pares through it, and alfo wiih Birmingham, Liverpool, and other large Towns in the Weftarn Parts of the Kingdom. A collateral Canal Is alfo projedted acrofs it from the Grand Jundlinn Canal to the River Nen and the Town of Northampton. ft is within three miles of Non►ampton,feven of Towceiter, and ten of Daventry ; in a pleafant fporttng Country, aboundl,:g with Game, and within a few miles of a Pack of Fox-Hounds. The principal Tenants arc under Covenants to quit Part of their Farms April 5, 1803, and the remaining Parts on the toth of Oftotter following. N. B. If the whole is purchafed by one individual, the Manor, with the Rights of Finlay, and other Rights thereto belong ing. may he purchafinl with it. • • For farther particulars, apply to Mr . Walter Watfon, of Lower Shuckhurgh, near Daaentry, who will thew the eltate; or to Meffrs. Kinderky, l.ong, and Ince, Symond's-Inn, Chan cery-lane, London. Printed Particulars may be had of the above Mr. W. Watfon ; alfo of the Printers of the Northampton, Stamford, Leleetter, Coventry, Oxford, and Birmingham Papers. suss lix. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELLER: On Saturday , the 18th of Auguft, at the Dolphin Inn, Olathd tcr, between the hnurs of Four and Five in the Afternoon, A!'DULY Valuable and Definable FREE HOLD FSTATE; compriling a genteel Rrfidence wkh (unable attached tad detached Diets ; a produalve Gar!en enclofed by a lofty Wall, cloathed with the chniceit Fruit Trees, and Shrubbery 141.1 uut iti Walks; together with j;^o Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Marfh, and Coppice Lands, intcrfedted by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring Fence, favourable for the growth of all kinds of Grain ; Innate at Chidham, in the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the Proprietor, who will give pore/Ron at Michaelmas neat. Alfo, Six Copyhold Tenement' and Gardens, which will be fold iu three Lots. The afped of the furmunding Country is boldly featured by a chain of Hills well wooded. and richly cultivated Valdes, very extenfive and beautiful Sea Views of St. Helen's and Spithead, lilts of Wight, Thorney, and Hayling, Chichelter, Emfw&h, and Langßon Harbours. Bathing at a convent nt Diftanco— the Air healthy and falubrious—the Water and Roads partku- Lull good. This property is one of the belt conditioned and defirable in point of local flotation and other advantages, that very few Elates puffers; Compad and tisicoanceled with any other Lands not having a public Road, or even foot•way over any part of the Farms. The ground remarkable for its fertility. is is the higheft Rue of Cultivation. Marie may tie had in every Field, furrounded by Mills and good Markets; well Rocked with °AMC, in the rnidit of a tine Sporting Country. The neighbourhood very refpedable, within an eaty dkltatice to partake of the amufements and Society of Chiebefter. ((tom which it Is &Must five miles, four from Havant, 13110 M Pbrtf mouth, t 1 from Bognor, and 65 front London. Pruned particuLua may be bad to days previous to the Sale, at the principal inns of the adjacent Market Towns ; of Butler, Havant; Chapter Coffee-honk. Landon: and oi wtr Mr. GREENOUGH's cekbrated TINt;rII.7ItES. (INE For cleaniing and p re f erv i ng t h e T eet h, ' l / 4 - 0 and t &dually curing the Scurvy in the Gum,: prevent ing the teeth from further Decay, and rendering the Breath perfectly tweet.—The ether for the Tooth-Ach, which gives Immediate cafe, without injuring the Teeth or Gums. Alto Mr. Greenough', Antitchl Lozenges, which area lure and fpecdy remeily for the Heartburn, Indigellinn, rain or Wind in the stomach, thole dironiers that arif‘t from ton free living, and prevent the ill ...Scat of had wine, fLde beer, &c. Nothing can he a better proof of the dficacy of the above Me dicines than the high repute they have hem held in upwards of 4 0 years. l'sery Purchafer is requefted to °Verve, that R. linyveartl. Nu. to. Ludgate-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; all others art Couutertt its. They ere prerarrd and fold by R. Hayward, ebyinift (Que. eeffor to T. Greirinugh. the Inventor,) No. ill. Ludgate-hill, Landon. "told .dfn by F. N—Ybery, N. 45, at. Pane,.. Church.. yard ; RA%lry and (*VI, COArptif-ftreet t and Meals. Jcboult end Co. No. Iso, Oxford-MA :et. Price re. itL each. --• INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. 'THE PROPRIETOR of this moft . cxcellent REMEDY is In certain of its Efficacy having viewer failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the COTTVI, pont and branch, To RETURN TYE MONET. It will.on application, take off the Inflammation in a few hour , and ileitroy effeztually the Malignity without the kait hazar . Printed Dircetions leafed up with it. This is the celebrated PLALSTE.R that gained In mach re. putation ha Germany, and has been fold in Loudon upwards of Fifty Year:, with the greatelt reputation. Sold %%older and Retail by T. Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane. near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, Ni. 7, Tavif. tock.!treet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-ltreet; Mr. Swiney, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn& and Jchoult and Co. No. rso, Oxford-Street. At Beata, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfcller, and Rotoman, perfumer. . . Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portft2 and Gnfport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. jones,bookfellar Portf.nouth, Mr. Motley, hooldeller. INDIGESTION, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, ace. &a. A i r R. DIXON begs leave en remind the Public ivl of the uncommon efficacy of the Anti Bilious Pills, of which he is the Proprietor.—They are the belt remedy for all silo of indigeftion, which silks from an irregular fseretion of Bile, and are more falutary and ufeful than any other Medi. tine in preventing the coßivenefs of habit, ficknefs of the Ito. mach, generally attending a Rate of pregnancy. The great de mand for them for exportation to hotter climates, where 81. liou+ Diforders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has fo lung prevailed, is the belt encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had rccourfe to in time, prevent the Jams. dice, the formation of Gall Stones, mid Inaanmation of tim Dowd& Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheapfide ; and retail by Pidding, 76, oppolite the Pantheon, Oxford- Rivet ; J. Van Bergen, Moore ; Swiney, Pallnnall; Call weT Bun, and I)ugdale, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Suitis, Owen, and Br...ary, Manchefter ; Bowman and Gregfoils, Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply moth! h ; &lam and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Neales, Dover; Randell, Southarnron ; Danfey, Dock ; Hazard and Smith, Bath ; Woolmer and Trewman, Exeter; and by one or more refpetiable lklesileine Vender in every Town in the limed Kingdom, iu hoses at One Guinea; ss.sd. and is. yd. each. WHEN l'rdefGonal Men of education and re. fponfibiiity deviate from the general fyftem by the fe ledion oft peculiar Branch, the fanction of long continued foccefs Is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Fig 4 yeah have I devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat. ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 ana able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt Import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wills at an early period of Pratt:lce to refore individu. ads from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dao gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted my attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duradoe —idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Selt:ooltioys or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that do. rattgement of the fyfiem I. Women which is called BARREN. NLSS or srEauxry. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or belle tn the treatment of a fisupk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are tuelfoned by the indecretinn of ad unoarded hour. By a fuperior nuthod fuck complaints are Wily cured, and even when otheri have failed, 1 trutt that I msy prefume to oiler a radical re-ettabliflintent Few, however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs In the dif arder, compared with the calamitous lituadons of Men,whe from indulgence ins LITAkY VICF, or the prevalent Gale. ties of a tathionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Itel-ihty white& is the unavoidable confequeocr of fuch pernicious hAbitt. Where the unhappy (utterer bro. ds over his ntifery.hut care 'tally conceals hot misfortune, it may be fume confutation ter him to know, that although it be an uNtet M doubt or uncrr. talitty with other Praditioners, the removal Ott there Ci HNC! FS by the gradual progress of It en wation is the acquires meut of my experience. If the rites of %cchita or 'emu have begun to reduce manly vigour, flinch anxiety will he prevented by an early counteraction of this languid !tate, arid in thes cake no great difficulties will occur. But where this lki , eicncy has tar years et itted a emper Per. kverak•c i. mdhpetni .iv requifiteti. revive the nontbeing %patio of I itc, and to re-minute the Cooltitution. M.Mt kiED WOMEN who have long been dirappointed in their Lapecaitions of a Family may be afFiireil that in aloft inftames fuels ,lete,ts are curabk by I hr SEL:PJiCY which i. ro riretttial to my undertakirg, and thr quAlificati.bos which I haw. tr.efuturti to 'tate, form the Bans to my Pratenlions, anti in coincidence with Nl') this intl. matiun i. itlyt.n. that Mr B may be coofulted prionsily by lettcnt inclofmg a (nun note) at his book Attar atn-ttrect. Strand, :war Temple-Ear . . . There i. an a.....11ti0nal entrance In Water-an:et wholniti and the name 4 on both the doors. A This day was publinsed,lorice Containing tilt pyres, calavo, RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE, the SOURCE of NATIONAL PROSPERrTY : A SERMON preached in the Parifh Church of Richmond in Surrey, nn Tuefday the tR of June. aoa, being the day ap pointed by Proclamation tor General Thankrgiving. To which are fubjoined (in the form of Notes) k.frayson various Adak-Qs, enameled with the o.:cafion. By the Rev. EDWARD PATTERSON, M.A. Formerly of Trinity College, Orford. London: Printed for R. /;alder. New Boad-ftreet ; and fold by Mean. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Wall, Richmond; Cooke, and Hanweli and Parker, Oxford ; and Delghton, Cambridge.