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• : ' ° 4 ,l \- 1 • t - • Or:•.. . '•a•;,1) NUMLER 43053 THEATRt ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 6, will be prefented the Conictir of A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE. Young Rapid. Mr.I.EWIS ; Old Rapid. Mr. MUN DEN : Frank ()Aland. Mr. FAWCETT; Jar , : Oatland. Mn. H. :11DDONS. To which which wig he added the Mufical Entertainment of THE POOR SOLDIER. Dermot, Mr. INCI!FDON. This Fvening—The Man of the World ; with the Turnpike Gat....—On Friday, the Way to Get Married; and the F fcapes. Mr. Braham and Signora Storace are engaged at this Theatre, and will appear in the C4o , inct on Tucfday next. •.• A few of the km ers Shares which were granted at the commencement of !aft fcafon by the Proprietor of this Theatre, r_maining u0f..)11, are new to be di:poled of.-- Particulars may be known by applying at the 'lre:diner's Office. WANTED, a good Wom.in Cook, wain has ferved her time under api ofeffed French Cook. She uft urderftand Paitry and made Dilltes : the is to live in the neighbourhood of London : the is not to ha at any perqui foes, as her wages will he Fifty Pounds a Year. None need apply hut thofc who arc miltref• of their bufinefs, and can be well recommended.—Apply to Becket, Si, TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. I'HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC, -I- in general. arc ref t ie.:l;ully informed. Joan BUR Grss and Sinis GENU: NE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES continuesto be prepared by them in the fame rqnner that has obtained Inch univcrfal approbation for many years pat. The long jultiv acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully confinneAill the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfona sefident in all parts of the World, and having flood the ttft of trial, ranks it in the ftuation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Ice. induces them, from the numerous Advertifementi daily appearing, to caution Fa macs, etc in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of THEIR GENVINI, but at their Ware:loute as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the kit quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Etc. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the Ilsorteft notice for the Faft and Weft Indic% &c. Wasehoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Farni!ics in ScotianCl, they have ap pointed Mcffrs. K. Jvhniton and Co. Edinburgh, their Agents for Fiat Sauce.. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Audtion Duty agreeable to Act of Parliament. On l'hurftiay, 7th October, at Four, OTRAC, SON, and CO. will rut up to Public Ji• Sale, at their Warehoufes, No. 78, queen-ltreet, the &Ewing Afforment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS : e 603 Pieces bathforcs 49,3 --- elm*, /ice: Shawls 2 400 Book Mullins and Handkerchief{ von Jaeoneta 2400 -- Cambric, 4 ;*o Lapeta, Tambours, Ste. "no Gold End jaconets 4000 Pullicats yoo Whiteaind Printed Caicos soo Dimities, %Beings, Ste. 6zo Sheetings, Coleraine, Linens, Kerfeymeres, Sce. 4to Norwich Shawls. To be viewed from Monday the 4th Odtober to the day of M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED to J. SIGMOND, Surpon Den. tilt, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTI FRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTlON—takes this me thod to acquaint his Agents, that in confequence of the heavy and additional hledicine Duty, wEich took place the tft a this month, the following Mall advance has been made on the price of the aboyc preparations, viz. • The Bottle of PrefervativeLotion, ss. 61 - Large fize Box of Dentifrice, 53.61 Small ditto, as. 9d. Anadoyne Tina ore, at 91 (Duty included.) The above may be had (together with the various forts of Tooth Brulhes eta:Parodic:l on an improved plan) by Gattie and Lea, No. sx, New Bond-ltreet ; Watts, 478, Strand ; Rowney, 95, Holborn-hill; Crycr, 68, Cornhill ; Golding, 42, Cornhill ; Huel, Illackfriar's Road; H e nd r i e an d S on , Tielsbunt-ttrect. Molt:en-Aure and by the prinalpal Medi ale Venders and Perfumers in the United Kingdoms. WHEN PrGfeffional Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the re le.iios of a peculiar Branch, the fainftion of long continue(' faeces is the he& criterion a forteriurity. Ten years have I devoted my pradt:. cto the exclufive treat Ism of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecersful refute ty plan gives me additionsl ardour to oppore as far as I an. abk the ravages of thole complaints whir-hare the moil import ant hi the catalogue of Kumar. inhrnalties. After initiation into every bsancK as an Army St rgeon, ! famed a with at an early perhid of Pradtice to relent: b dividu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the en ly dan germ precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecit - ts of VENERSAI INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratior. audit Al binds of DEBILITY, se:ether a.-ifirg trom the habits n Schoolboy's, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de ram:tent cf the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STBRILfrir. Numerous direaras art eh , : refute or ignorance or hsfts: In treatment of a Eirple. Gonorrl: a, and it not unfree:let/0y ban- Fens that the feeds r‘f Life are po!'er.ed by the indi'cretiole of ai unguarded hour. By a roper:or method Each conirlaints ar. Wily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that • bay prefume to offer a radical re-eltalelinment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated &ere's :n the rizder, compared with the calamitous &stations of htleambe indulgence InaSOLITARY VICE, or die prevalent Gale. :In of a fathionahle Life, acquire that Rate of Deaiiity wheat is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy futrerer brassie over his mifery hut care (7111 1 conceals his misfortune, it may be Come coofulati.m feat him to know, that although it be an obleet of dunht or sweet tiinty with other Pradlitionere, the removal of there 'Ail CIENCIES by the gradual progret; of Renovation is the acqt ire went of my experience. If the rites of Pacehtreor Venus have begun to reduce man!) , vigour, mu-ii anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this langaid (fate, and in thete tares no great ditEculties will occur. But where Otis Defidency ha.s for ye db . sifted a protterPa. Intranet is indifpenfibly requifite to rev. _ llumbring rparin off 1 ire, awl to re-arimate the Ce.ne.:tution. MARRIED WOMEN, who hat:- tor g been diral...pointee L •!teir eapedlatior.s of a Family, eery be that in atoll CzA fuels defeda are curable by IVle.dical SkilL e". 0: SECRECY which is fo efrential to my undertaking, and qualificadons which I have preiumed to hate, form the Bads of my Pratentions, and in coincidence with firth this Intl Latino is given, that Mr BIM: may be confuted pertrally ( `'r by latter. incloling a !mall note) at his houre, No. s 9, Ansa del.ltrett, strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance In Water-ftreet adjoinb g the awe Is on be ttls the doors. --- AL reßFAZlAmbuidAmtunualistiaurwenc_ TUESDAT, OCTOBER 5 s Isc,e LONDON AND ' PORTSMOUTH PROPOSED INLAND NAVIGATION. - A T a Meeting of the Proprietors and Occupiers of Land, between Tortington and Portfmouth, through which the Navigation is intended to pars, held at the Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel, on Thurfday, the 3oth day of September, 1802, in cord - titmice of an Advertifement for that purpofe, Sir GEORGF. T.FIONIAS, Bart. in the Chair, It was Refoled—That it appears to this Mcctirg highly in confiderate and improper to apply to Parliament for Powers to ma'.le any Canal or Navigation, which mutt !weal - drily cut, and very materially injure the Property of Individuals, before it is afcertained that the Public will ultimately be benefited thereby. NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the the late GEORGE HEMING, Efq. deceare4. A LL Per-loos who have any Claims or Demands on the Eitate or. Effeds of GEORGE HEMING, late ' of Wcddington, in the County of Warwick, but afterwards of Itavenllonc, In the Counties of Leiceltcr and Derby, Efq. de eeafcd, and who have not Arcady delivered in their Accounts, in purfuance of former Advertikments for that purport:, are hereby rcfpedtively informed, that unlefs fuch Account; arc delivered to Mr George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nun eaton, Warnickfhire; or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. 41, Great RulTel-ftrcet, Bloomfbury, London, on or before the laft day of October next, that they will be ex cluded all Benefit arifing front the Elite and Meets of the Paid deceafed. That it is highly impolitic to attempt acv Inland Navigation, which mull necrifarily grcatiy dice and injure the Coalting Trade, which haireecr been deemed the belt Nurfery for our Seamen, and confc.qttently prevent or greatly impede the man ning of our Navy in time of War. That at a time when the growing Population and a recent Scarcity, evince the ncceifity of converth:g into Tillage every Acre which is capable of Cultivation, it would be highly de trimental to the Fablie We;rare. to transrorm into an ufelefs Ditch, a very confidcrable Portion of Land, which is not fur paffed in fertility by et y in the Kingdom. That it dors not appear to this Meeting, that the intended Canal from Torrington to Chiehefter and Portfmouth, can pof fibly be of the leaft Etta& to either of thofc Places, b:eaufe in time of Peace, Goods and Merchardize may be fent to and from London by Sea with Safety and Expedition, at a much Cheaper and caller Rate, than they can potfibly be by an Inland Navigation, fo circuitous, tedious and expenfive; and in time of War or Emergency, the Carriage by I.and will be more cer tain, quicker, and his •x}.enfive. That it appears to this Mectis,g, that if an Inland Navigation between London and Portfmouth i. any °bird to Government, which it is not conceived to be, it trill be obtained at a much calla Rate by the London, Portfmouth: and Southampton Canal, now in contemplation, which will be infinitely 'hurter than the one propefed by Chichefter. That this oppofaion is intended only to the Canal from Tor tington to Portfmouth. This day was puhlifhed, In Three Volumes, z amo; price los. 6d. fewed, LE FORESTER; a Novel. By the Author of ARTHUR Frr Printed for J. White, Fleet-fireet.' Of whom may be had, in Two Volumes, Price re. The Second Edition of ARTHUR FITZ-ALBINI. Juft publifhed,in Bvo. very handfomely printed by Dewick, hut preffed,and embellifhed with beautiful Plates, fiuifhed in the highcft Rile Vol. 2, part and a, price 25. 6d. each part, of WELSH LErEND3 ; a Colleaion of Popu lar *faits, never before publifhed. " Tales of the days of old, when Superaition, that Foul Ugly Witch, fmiled on the lap of ignorance." Printed for John Badcock, Paternofter-row. Where may be had, I. An Edition of the Tune in z zmo. price Is. 6d. each part. 2. Vol I. of the fame, Bvo. 4 plates, los. 6d. 3. Vol 11. of the fame, limo. 6s. ;3 4. The Flaunted Palace, a Ro ma n ce , by M rs . Y or k e , 3 vo l s . s. 6d. That a Subfcription be immediately opened to defray the Expencc of oppofing the Progrefs of the intended Bill for mak ing the fail Canal from Tortington to Portfmouth, and that Subkriptions be received at the Bank at Arundel, and at the Banks at Chichefter and Portfmouth. That a Committee he appointed to condo& the Bufinefs, and that the Chairman thereof be requefted to write to the two Reprcfentatives of the County of Suite:, to oppofe the GAL Bill, as far as it relates to the Navigation from Tortington to Portfmouth. NEW PARMAMEN This day was publifhed, price 2s. neatly bctund in Red, PEACOCK's complete POCKET JOURNAL and ANNUAL VADF. MECUM for 1803 ; comprifing (befides 52 double Pages ruled for Memorandums, and for a Ca& Account) a Lift of the Imperial Parliament; denoting the new Returns, double d:tto, Returns fur new Places, and the Number of Parliaments each Member has attended —A variety of indifpenfible Annual information on the Moons, Fetliv..ls, Lawyerms, Eclipfes, Taxes, Funds, Banker', Intereft Tablcs, Ads, &c. &c. &c. very bandfomcly printed on fine ',oft paper. London : Printed for W. J. mid J. Richardfon, W. Peacock, Champantc and Whitrow, Longman and Rees, B. Crofby, T. liurft, and J. Badcock. N. B. The Pocket-Journal may be had bound in a better manner at 25. 9d. : ago in Morocco and fancy Elndings. 'That another General Meeting be held at the Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel, on Thurfday, the xSth day of Odtober next, at Twelve o'clock. That thefe Refolutions be figned by the Chairman, and in ferted in the Lewes and Chichefter Papers, the Portfmouth Telcgraph, and in the STAR. GEORGE THOMAS. Chairman. 25,0001. FOR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET' • -ENGLISH STATK LOTTERY. Begins Drawing Hi, 7.9 th November next. EIEM E. 2 • - of - - £ 25,000 3 of io,cc,o 3 - of • - 54,00 6 - of - - z,OOO 8 - • of - 500 And 9,460 other Prizes tool. to t9l. amounting in the whole to thi km of 288,5cy.)1. rICKETS and Shares will rife confiderably, therefore Itife no time, as they are , now filling in great variety, aid in Shares, at NICHOLSON's FORTUI(ATE OFFICE, No. 16, CORNtIiI.L; Where Two Prizes of 20,0001. and 5,0c501. each, in the two lalt. Lotteries were io!d in tharts. MANCHESTER, BUXTON, and LONDON. ANEW COACH,callcd the COMMERCIAL, you fet off from the wi irrE HORSE INN, Fciter lane, London, and ROYAL OAZ( INN. 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REGISTER ; or, a View of the Hif tery of Hindultan, and of the Politics, Commerce, and Litera ture of Atia, for the Year 183 z , 6d. iu bozo ds. •„ • Un avoidable circumftances having prevented an earlier publication ca this third Volume, the Editor thiuks it proper to offer, the Subfcribers to the Work, and the Public, that the Fourth Vo lume (for the prefent year), will be publithed in January next, and that tlkelucceediuz Voliuncs nalithedia _ ROMAN CEMEN I'. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, Sonth *ark, manufacture CEMENT or Mo ItTAR., for Building in Water, which far furpalLs in utility Dutch Terras, or ajy othss, kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncommon degree of ftrength and cohelon. It fete under water, Coon becomes as hard as (tone, and may be ex pored even to the action of the fca without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intend:xi to refit or contain water, this Cement may be ured with iingular advantage: or it may be lowered with lime and laud to any deniable degree, for com mon purport:a. They ilfo prepare Stucco for eating Buildings with, of the fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It preferves the wall+ from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as com pletely to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone, P.NGI.ISH STATE-LOTT E.it Y, Begins Drawing 29th of November. THE SCUESSE CONTAINS 2 Prizes oi 4. zs,coo 6 Prizes of 4. 1 , 000 3 —of lox° 8• of - coo 3 —of 5,000 9466 from Z. zoo to 19 AT SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. POULTRY, the Firlt-drawn Ticket in the Taft Lot tery, 795 1 , s Prize of spool. and Nos. 8041, and 23,824, both Priv-% of ic,oool. were fold and thawed, as alfo [even other Capital Prizes, fince November loft. Tteiteys and StIARL s of the prefent Lottery are on fale'at the above Office —The Firtt-drawn Ticket entitled to 21,0001 t RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'s Licenfed Lot tery-Office, earner of Bank Buildings, Coruhill, and Facing the Gate of the Kii , g's Mews, Charing-Crds, London, I'ICKETS and ;SHARES are on Sale for the 11 State-Lottery, which begins Drawing the aOh of Nov. The Firft-drawn Ticket L. 25,000 Ilitto, ad Day Ditto, 3d Day Ditto, 4th Day - 25,000 Befide 9,44 otker Prizes, of 191. and upwards, amounting to 218,0c.c1. In the prefent Year, Three Prizes of Twenty Thoufarid Pounds, Nus. 7,1 , 15$ 4 8 ,3 1 3, 48,752, have been Sold and Shared by RI en a n N, (;( •0 tt LUCK, and Co. who are the only Pcrfiens that eves fold in Shares Two Prizes of Thirty Thou , find Pounds, Nos. 12,807, and 26,883.—Schemes Gratis. NEW PUBLICAIIoNS. The following valuahk Works have been recently publifhed by 'F. Cabo ex, jun. and W. DAVIES, Strand. 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