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Bakers for delivering Bilk Returns at the Priarrßost Heefe I 37 It And other sabferiptione **reads ad/attired to dm 7th init. amounting to 6190 0 4 Subfcriptioas received - in Edinborgb - 983 a 6 Received &me : Ohs Day's Pay of the Oaken and Privates slobs sd (or ILlng's own) Dragoons . i s 6 A. C. at Lloyd's Coffee-houfe 5 3 0 xer. Ells. Sophia Laumnce 5 5 0 The St. Janies'a Loyal Volunteers so 0 0 Coked Convoked • to so 0 Rawfon Matilde - - to to 0 0 Subkriptions condone to be received at Lloyd's Coffee book, and at the folhorlog Bankers, vie. Reifies, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-ftreet. Hammed:ley, Pall-Mall. - Drummond, Charing-erotio. Couto'', Strand. Snow, Sandbr, sal Paul, Stood. Child, Fket-fircet ; Hoare, Fleet-amt. Smith, Payne, and Singh, George-greet, Mangan-hook.. Whams and Curtis, Lombard-greet. Bofanquet, Beaehcroft, and Reeves, Lombard-greet. Martin, Stone, and Foote, Lombard-greet. Sir W illiam Forbes and Cu. Edinburgh; and Wks. Latouche and Co. Dublin., Title daylong publintest. In Two Volt. Royal Odavo ; price fa.. in boards, RICHARD THE FIRST. A POEM: In Eighteen Books. By Sir JAMES LAND BUBOES, Bart. Printed for T. Egerton, oar Wbitrbill. This day was pubWbcd, In Oat Voluasc,Odiasso, price sou 6d. in bards, A GENERAL ACCOUNT dall the RIVERS J. .1. of NOTE in GREAT BRITAIN ; with their fmtral COUKCS, their peoaliar Charaaers, the Countries through Which they sow, and the entire Sea Coaft of our 'Sand; concluding with a minute Dcfmtpriost 41( the TIM MU, and its WILMS Anzillary Stream. illaftsated with Seventeen Maps. By HENRY MUNE, Efq. LL. B. Of Wharbry, in Snmerfatibire, "hither of Three Sueceibee Tones In the North of England and Scotland, in I yyy ; and Two9acedbre Tours in boutb and North Ureic', in 1799. Printed by T. Beaky, for P. Emily and Co. 87, Strand. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES. /cc. A CAUTION TO FAISILIEIL BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS has gained by hls au mama .ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES, ind other RICH SAUCES for FI3KSAUCE, STEWED REEF, Hasa at CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE DASHES, WILDIOWL, and GAME, with many DrAtca ems for the TARES, 880EvIMAILID, and Eroaa-snon vitlets are more fully eareffed 'in his Catalogue, (Ha sun o rue INVENTOR 0 ) TREY) Ilan I n many peons to give the fame name to ANTICELE entirely different, which are vended as many Shops in London, by Perfects who go •to the principal Towns In England; Ireland, and &Mind, to foitch Orders et Tradeimen and Inn-keepers, who in canicquancc, arc often Served with a 6rualisus SOET, by allowing them an extra pro fit, which Is not only an Impolition, but a great Dirappolntnient to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Utica to their FISH, &e. , N.l3.—None are thdr GasettiN a. bat what have their words on the Label, 4 ' BUROLSII and Son's ORIGINAL AND Sura. awa Ess Luca or Anew:mei, No. soy, Strand, Corner or Savoy Steps. Londco.' EXTRACT PROM THE LONDON GAZLTTE. IT has been the Rudy of the Proprietors of ti - e well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, 6rft eompofid and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPiLSSURT, at his Dlfpcn fary, is, Soho Square, London, and continued only and !piety, tb re to be prepared 'ermine, to r card the PAtic 'pion the Imprifitions which are daily midget! againft Medicines poreffing the fir* refpettability; and as the virtm of the An tikorbatic Drops have been found not only an antidote in Icor bade complaints, but a fuccefsful refourcc in cutaneous erup tions, fcropbula, gout, rheumnatifm, and the attendant difeafel of the nerves, as the lilt of cures accompanying each battle, pen in an ample bill of dirdtions, will unify, as well as the - Irtatife on diet, gout, Ere. written by the last Proprietor, (which may alto be had at the Difstenfary) Engle than out as St °Wets to try, under their fan6lon, Nett four., us imitations; For this reafon the Proprietors, by the favour of his Majefty's Control/6=ers of the Stamp Once, have affixed a Ramp en 'Leh bottle, printed in black ink, with the words Spillbury and Co. No. is, Soho Square, erpreffed upon it, whiels, if the purchafer attends to, tore her with the words FRANCIS SPIV. BOIT, MS AMTISCOILBUTIC DRO PS, IT Tilt Kt NO . / Pa rltleT. OS the beetle; WE, aold wrapper, with the addition of the King's arms on the larger, he may be affured he has obtained the ge vine medicine, as fold at the Difpagary, Sotto Square, Lon don, I battles of sa. and 11. an. each, duty included. DIaLASES et the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daily be tarnished gratis, frotn 9 to 3, at Ms houfe. No. Frith-fireet, Soho, Loodon, in all cafes of Obfirudions, Striatum, Glees, Seminal Weaknefa, Incontinency of Urine Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &e. From exteedive Poseliee in this department, to which be has can fined liimielf for many years, he offers a method of curt, miW, efieaciesn and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogie., has ultimately fn Improved them, by diveß toe them of the Irritating &Lets of common Hoagies, that they tactful where catiftles and other violent means have failed. Fnr the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffelfion of man's Remedies, fo mild that they render ennfinetnent or telimint In dim untseceffary. T. enable hint to attend patients a' their own :mules, be bas provided the affiftaner of a Gentle-- In ,n or the Faculty. Pcrfons fu t'.: country may bc cured by Rainy their tants Inters, poft paid. „.Ttlfi mthiihed, price as. Q. 1 &Rh Edition, eniarxecte—A I motile on the above Complaints, Uluftrated with the various l'orrtoms sad Cafes horsing the painful and dangerous cf. r. - t. of Cauftic &mites • an .:d method of treating g0"1.,14. " 1 . , 14. As. aco. Prin ted far . C aUow, Crown-court. Sob*, :t.l li. D . Pot ,raw; alGt to be had at cra 7 )44: konia . •. awl at dm Ambles. ' THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER idol GOSPORT. Purfaaat to iCtenntillon of Appraiftment and San FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the India Arms Inn, on Tharfdav the zothda of Seem • btr. 1801, at el. vim o'clock In the THE FOLLOWING. GOODS, fo r xporta dun : 22 Large Calks of Coffee. RI Bags of Cocoa, Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Neutral Ship DIE FR N ANNA. detained on her voyage from Surinam, by his Majzfly's Ship Au rfnu4A.—SamOes r ill he &even three days before the tale, on applisation to lkLols. Page and Evans, Got. port, of wham Catologom naay be had. GOSPORT...FOR PUBLIC SAL At the India Arms Inn, on Thurfday the toth Inftant, at eleven &Clock in. the morning, THE FOLLOWING PRIZES, now in Portf *youth Harbour: The Good Spaniel Brig BANTA CATIPIRINA. Length o' tb,4 Deck AI het, a Wm Extreme Brealth 2 3 5 Weight between Decks 4 0 Depth in 3 A4medures about As 83.94 torn. Alfa, the Onockgpanint Brig PIIRIS6IMA CONCEPTION. Length of the Deck 68 feet, 4 inches Extreme Breadth at 0 Depth la Hold tt o Admesfures about t tri 1-94 Tons. Timeshare Prizes captured by hie Mejefty's Chip CONSTANCE, Z. Moore, Efq. Comnmander, are full bulk, end adapted to any Trade requiring Yeah of their hurthen and dimen eon Inventories may be tu.d ImAmErs. Page and Evans, Gorport. PLY MOO TH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION At the Broken' Warehoufe, near the Colton Ifnufe, Plymouth, on Wednefday the t 6th day of September nest, at to o'clock in the Forenoon, THE FRENCH NATIONAL CORVETTE, LA Crii:VOittt rre. Cut oat of Camerct Bay. by int pliant volunteers in the boats of his Majeity's lip Doan, &mousy ' and MIAMI& DINICIMODIS: Peet. Inches. literate Length - - - - top 0 Breadth - - - - 30 4 Depth in Hold - - . 9 3i Height between Decks - - 5 3 Depth in WAIL - - - 3 li Draft of Water - - - 9 6 Barthel' in Ton s, 42 4 19-94 . - . . .. Frigate built, mounts so guru, is well e - alWalated for an EaR or Writ India P , t'vt. or the Guinea or Streights Trade, would anfwer fry a Private Ship of War, o.• a Texan; Ship in which employ the was what takell, is a very isandforne and good 'did, and Coppery"! •n the Wake ; the Storey are in excellent Order, being ;lift fit•^'. for a tang voyage, now lying in Hanioaze in the Port of Plymouth, and there to be delivered. humeri i3lly after will h- fold the Warlike and other Stores, and goods landed them the aforsfaid Varl, es will be more fully eaprelfed in the Catalogue*, which in due time may be had of Edward Lyne, Pfq Agent in Plymouth ; or Mr. C. D. dlatton 5. archer, WilraCoirce -Houk, I.nndos ; lihewife at the Once of Peter Symons. Sworn Broker, in Plymouth. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE—BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broker , ' Wareliotne„ near theCtaftom-Hoofe, Plymouth, an Weeinefday the 16th day of September next, at no o clock In the faremwm, THE HANDSOME SPANISH BRIG, ST. PCOIIO net. ALCANTRA. (1...te1y the hired armed-brig Nut.) Feet. Inches. !Attune Lenith • - too 6 Breadth • - - 25 1 Dcptat Haid - - ao UVibetween Decks - 4lt taf Water to 7 Beechen to Tons 27212-94. Pierced for at gum, Square Sterned,has • neat Figure Head, Copper bottomed, v:ell built, rid handfomely Snithed, ap pears to be nearly new, and from her eonftrodtion there can oat be a doubt of her qualifecations for fall failing, is admira bly well adapted for a Packet, would rawer for the Guinea,. Wet India, or any other Trade where difparch b requillte, now lying in Hamonse, and there to be delivered. Immediately after will he fold at the Lune place, A Handforne Spanith Schooner (name unknown.) ntataNatous. Lenr.:l on Deck - - feet 0 Inch. Breadth Below - - 17 fret 6 inch. Dekth In Hold - - - 8 feet 6 imb. Ad natures about 74 Tons. Square Sterned, nearly new, lea Arm ftrong %relief, well cal culated for the Fruit 'fro& ; her Holland Stores being in good order. She may he feat to lea at a trifling espence, now ly ing in Sutton Poal, and there to be b, livered. The above Yeffeb were captured by his Majefty's Clip CON !LTA tic!, ZACIAILIAS MI/DGZ, Efq. Commander, In fight of the STORE Boop of war. Inventories and further particulars may be obtained, by ap plying to Richard Rofdew,and Edward Lyne,Efqrs. the Agents, or to Peter Symons, Sworn Broker, Plymouth. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Brame' Warehoufe, near the Cufterm-Hoak, Ply mouth, at Wednefday the 16th Day of September inft. at . . Ten o'Cloc • k in the Forenoon, FHE handlome falt.failng Schooner Letter of Marque L'UNIQVE. Length on Deck - - - •75 91 Breadth above Wales. - - - 20 3 Depth in the Hold - - • - 9 6 Admeafares 128 17-94 TOOL 84:1112TCACITICti. nearly • evs, copper-bottomed, has a deep waft, would male an excellent Privateer, or is well calculated for the fruit, or any other trade where difpatch i• requite; well found in Stores, and may be fait to fa at a miffing cm. pence, earured on her voyage from Guadeloupe to Bourdeato. lby his bialeftj's flip T11A.21111, WILLIAM F.fq. CCM mandfr, in light of the INN ITS. Haar Efq. Commando, now lying In Catwater, and there to be delivered. The above Vdfel and Stores may be viewed, and Invento. ries had, on appileadon to Edward Lynx, Efq. one of the Agent', or at the Ofdet of Peter Symons, Sworn Booker, Plymouth. • PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Brolters : Warthoe tc, near the Cultoto•lfoufe, Ply mouth, on Wedmiday the Roth Scptaxibrr is2ant, at Ten &Clock in the Forraosn, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, (FOR IMPORTATIOPI.) 9 Cub Coffee s Barrels &mar I Calk Tin (tea SIM t centeotarnost.) a; Calks Annan° 9 Bales Cotton At the fame Place will be fold the Warlike and other Stores: Confining ri iron guns, raufs (wields, maws, ihot, a quan tity of gunpowder. hoirding pikes, gun eamges, bread, bed, agavinces, and a variety of abet times and provilions, landed not or the French frigate LA DEDAIGNEUSE, rip tared by his htakfty's flip fOsstio. & H. Li v oaac, Efq. Commander. In fight of his Majetty's lip l'imat H. florimis, Ceinmander. Foe viewing the Goods and Storrs, and by spraying to Ed ward Lime, laq. Agent, Catalogues may be bad, ee at We Of fice of Peter Symms, Sworn Stoker, Plymouth. PAM, neer liNfil2.l4lB. To RI soi,D lIY AinTiON, At the Sims Inn, at HaMgrs. on Wednefday the 9th of Sep. ternher, at fix o'clock In tba Afternoon, ACOMPACT and ELIGIBLE FARM ; con. filing of a Houk Boa, Ort.liqufe,..thetile, Granary, and 64 Acres s Rood ands Perches of Land, Mute at Ou, in the neighbourhood of Hafting', and now occupied by Thomas Stocker, who will quit on or before Lady Day next. The Tenant will thew the Farm ; and any farther particu. lan may be had, by enquiring of the Rev. Mr. Gordon, Tun bridge Wells ; or of Mr.'Hoper, of Lewes. SUSSEX. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. WELLER. On the Fri:mires, c Tuefday 16th init. prreffely at to o'clock. rH E truly elegant VILLA, with fuitable ,A•at tached and detached Oflees, the property and late the refideuce of William Hayky, Efq. at Eartbam ; together with 14 Acres of Mare and Plea err Grounds...—Nature and Alt are happily combined in the formation of this delightful (pot, which to point of pietureque (emery, bold and varied feature of extinfive and beautiful views, Is not to be furpared In this kingdom ; the sir falubrious, on a dry gravel foil, the [misty of tie seljrbbaurbood of the deft clefs, and, for kid (ports, rarely tote equalled. Further particulars may be had at the adjacent Market Towns ; at the Chapter Coffee Node, London; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Cidcheiter. Ia t►e VICINITY of LANCASTER. la the COUNTY of LANCASTER. TO SE SOLD IT •UCTION. At the Houfe of Thomas Coulthwalte, the Sign of the King's Arms, in I.uncafter, on Teefday the 13th day of Odober, ISot, at Seven o'CloeJc in the Evening, A CAPITAL and very eligible ESTATE, L corfifting of the MANOR of CATON, with all its Rights, Royalties, Tythes, Filhery in the River Lune, 'Lords Rents, &c. And the leveret Filmes thereunto belonging, called Grafs Yard Hall, Pr:dge End, Hazlebanka, Hill, Stauvins, Hawkiheed, Hollinkead, and the Holmes ; containing toge ther, including the Woodland, by 'dual furvey, 357 Acres, 3 Roods, 27 Poles, astute meafure. The Erten are molly under Leafe for a Term, whereof 5 ears were unexpired at Candkmas lait, at the clear yearly cot of 6161.11. 6d. Including the Tythes and Lards Rent.— The Woodlands act about 2001. per annum. And the Collier ies are at prefent unwrought, excepting a very [mall portion, which I. let for the clear yearly Rent of 401. The wholeof the Eftates are delightfully Steered in the molt pitturefque Part of the Vale of Lune, 5 Miles from I-mealier, and ♦ Miles •from Homby, abound with Game of allklnds, partiFuLcrly Groufe ; and forming a moil defirable Itclideuce for the Gentleman Far mer and Spartfman. The (mere' Tenants, or John Martindale, of Cetaa-Moar nee, the Gazne-Keeper, will mew the Prearifes; and further Information may be had at the (Mee of Mara. Mafon and Attornlea at Law, in Lancalter, where a Plan and Particular of the Manor and nate* may be feon. BEAU morn' LODGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR PRICKETT, At Garravray't Cake-hook, Exchange-alley, Cambial, on Tuefday the 15th of September libst, es is o'clock, in Five Lots; unfelt a fatisfaCtory offer lhould be made for the whole or I.ot One, before the Bth of September, of which due no- tics will be given, ACAPITAL and mo& clearable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprifing the fuperlatively elegant VU.LA called BEAUMONT LODGE, riacutly eredkal in a Elle of GnioLar elegance and convetdency, in a country unrivalled for * Health, Neighbourhood, and Field Sports; occupying a track whereon the peculiar Bounties of Nature and Art have been fucceilively bellowed with uncommon liberality, furrounded by tscellent Roads, moil pleafantly lituated on the Banks of the Thames, at Old Windfor, in the moll elegilik part of the Counties of Betts and Surrey ; with Stabling for Nine Horfes, Standing for Four Carriages, numerous attached and detached Offices of every ckfcription, capital Kitchen Garden with tufty War, Pinery, Peach-hook, and Ice-houfe, elegant Green honk' Melon-pits, and pleafurc Ground, difpoted with great talle, Flthery 041 the River Thames, and Rich backfures, alto to- vent P.useis of Rich Me Idow Laud, together with :neat Brick Meffuage, with the Oakes and Gardens; two Cottages and Gardena; and the Public-hook known by the name of the Bells of Malley, with the Stables, Standlnd for Carriage% Of fices, Yard and Ga-dm. May be viewed wit:, Tickets only, which, with deferlptive Particulars may be had of Mr. R. G. Tho:nas, No. so. Norfolk- 1 ftraet, London ; of Mr. Whitton, No. to, Great Jarnes-ft ect,, • Bedford-row; or of Mr. Prickett, Highgate. Defcriptive Particulan may likewife be had at Cerra. ay's Coffee-boate; at the Haptift Head Coffee-bou.e' C.ha3eery.. lane •' of Mr. D. Smith, Upholleger, Windt° , ; at Bottum, at Salt Hill; and at the Barr, at Staines. WHEN Profellit.nal Men art education and re frafibility deviate from the Email (yftem by the fe. ledilon of a peculiar Branch, the fandtlon of long continued fueerfs is the brit criterion of fuperktrity. ! Eight years have I devoted my pradite to the eselufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueccfsful relish of my plan gives roe additional ardour to oppole as far as I am side the ravages of 'bore complaints which are the moll import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an ariy period of Prattice to refcuc individu ala from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan genius precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de- ' voted my attention, emnprke every fpeeies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—xily. Ali kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit, of Sehonlboys or the indulgence of mature age, ant' Maly that de rangament of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous dikafti are the reholt of Ignorance or delta In the treauneat of a Simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of I.ife arc poifoned by the indifcredon of an unguarded hour. By a fuperiar method fetch complaints are cably cured, and even where others have failed, I unit that I may prefame to o'er a radial re-aftabliihment. Few however are the cafes of complicated cUltrefs In this diforder compared with the calamitous fitudlons of Mon, whit from indulgence in aSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gala ties of a faihionable life, acquire that Rate of Debility whkh is the unavoidable confequenee of fuch pernicious Whits. When the unhappy falferer broods over his rnifcry, but care, fully conceals hies misfortune, it may he tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an °bleed of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditiotsern, the removal of thole DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual weird, of Renovative is the acquire man of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid date, and in doge cafes no great difficulties will occur. Bet where this Deficiency has for years e t ifted a proper Per feveranceisindifpenfitely requilite to revive the flumbring (pubs of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitudon. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed in their expodations of a Family, may be Junk!. that to aka inflanee: filch defods arc curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which Is fo effetnial to my undertaking, and the Q u alifications which I have prefumed to (tare, form the Balks of my Pretenfians, and in coinddenee with Inch this imi mation is given, that Mr B-- ma y b e me r a t ta dp a ryn a ny (or by letters Welding &(mall note) at it's bode, No. ato. Anin del-Rivet. Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Water-Brad adjairthin, and the name is on bath the anon. M. & ?Await et tie Rept Cant et krises& [PRICE SIX-PENCS• THE ICING'S PATENT: NEAT MAN his OWN Mij a LEg. • 'T`HE Public ire tafpatltf4ll7 informed, that a HorizOnizi HAND STD NE COIN Min., made fawn French Burr Stones, the fame as the Stones In Wind and Watas Mills are made Of. but only eighteen Incises in damn r:, naiad- • big in a home three Net fquare and fix feet high, and Vroatro6 with a Crank and Horizontal Fly Wheel, is fubinittod for tieii infpcdtion, at No. 67, Q2ecneftreet, Cbcapfide, front nine o'clock in the morning till di in the afternoon, • Its conftrudbon is fo fimple, that a Boy of from twelve to four teen years of age may work it the whale day without langur., and with it grind one peck of wheat per hour. Millers who have Infpedad it, acknowledge that It makes as good work as any mill whatever; with which, when wheat is at ica pee the Public may make their own qu.utern loaf, the broad bran only out, for Nine-pence ; and with the belt (mood Sour for Ttn-pence, befides having the bran and pollard for other urea. The MIN makes no waße, and it worth the attention of thofe who with (or unadulterated Flour. Hofpitaia, Work koufes, and other cbarlcable Inftitutions, will find by the ufc of it, that they cannot be' defrauded in quantity or quality. Churehwarekna and Overfeen, and Gentlemen In the Country. who with to affil their poor neighbours, have by this inven tion an opportunity of affording them confiderable relief, by permitting the poor to grind their own corn gratis ; and thofe who could afford to pay, to grind at two-pence a peck, to wards redeeming its fait cot, and afterwards railing a nand for the relief of the poor. One Mill, If placed in a proper ator non, will (erne a number of families, is not fubjcdt to get out of order, and will 4R twenty years. It will grind any fort. it ~,.- grain ' including Rice aid In di an Corn ; and will alto brad& Oats for Harter, &e. . . 'f KOWA. WaIWIT, the Patcntee, No. 78, Mark-lane, truth an impartial Public will, on inlisedllon, and working it theta-. (deco, acknowledge Its advantages, and great Yuperiority over every thing of the kind hitherto Invented, and conhrns to the world the fads above Rated. He will undertake, in cue of nor-44 to keep it in repair ,gratis the fiat two years, the par. chafer paying the carriage otthc aunes, which weigh about one hundrid weight. N. B. Under the Raines L s drawer, in which are placed &vett to receive the beta, and hit it; the heves, if any ordered, are • reliance charge. MR. GREENOUGH'S CELEBRATED TINCTURES. ONE for cleanfing and preferving the Teeth, and cffenually curing the Scurvy in the Gums, preventing the Tzeth f om further decay, and rendering the Breath perfcdly fweet :be other, for the TOOTH-ACH, which gives imams diate cafe, without injuring the Teeth or Gums. Alfo, Mr. G1111N0W311 . 6 AIITI-ACID Los msocs,which are a fure and fpeedy remedy for the Wart-burn, Incbgeftion, Pain or Wind in the Stomach, thole diforders that adk from too fife living, and prevent the al elLalts of bad vine, Italic beer, occ. No thing can be a better proof of the efficacy of the above Mi.dleines than the high repute they have bean held in upwards of forty years every purchafer is requeßed to obferve that R. Hayward, No. jO, Ltidatc-hill," is printed ao revery tamp, all others are counterfeits. They are prepared and fold by R. Hayward, Chynsift (fur ceffor to T. Greenough, the inventor), No. to, Ludgate-hill, Sold alto by F. Nevrbery, No. 43, Se. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur-Street; T. Overton, No. 47. Ncw Bond-Street; jeboult and Co. No. cm, Cezfoed-ftreet ; and W. Clerk, No. 269, Boroughl-m-Price ts. std. each. TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN his MajAy's I.4Lers Patent have been granted to a prep irides or medicine, the public are at once guarded aping fraud and impofition, as fuch medicine or preparation is previoufly (arched Into and analised by fki.rul and able Profeffors, and on their report relts the grant of a Patent. The Satanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial have both Rood the tenof the firß Medical Men in England, and the greateit Pro. fed ors in Phyfic of the prefent age; and for which his Marefty has granted his Royal Letters Patent ; thus fanetionai Dr. Bro dum is bold In holding forth to the world the above two unri valled Medicines, which is the fruit of cloCe and Rudious appli cation, for upwa ;as of a years. The Botanical Syrup is a cer tain and Cafe cure for all Venereal Infedtions if thehuman frame has been polfoned by the above Infection, or by Mercu rial preparations, the Botanical Syrup will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all blotches and fora, equal to that of the infant newly born; if Glees or Gotiorduza, few bottles will be regulate to perform a cure. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy against barrennefs or Iterility, and Several complaints the female is fubjcdt to, which delicacy pre. sienna° be here inferted, and which lsfully captained in " Guide to Old Age." All kinds of debility, whether selling from the habits of fehool-boys, or the indulgence of mature age, which render mat mifera de, and make-them unfit to enjoy the bid finp of fociety, and more Co that of the married late, the Bo tanical Syrup will renrive ; the good dreas of which, thou. (ands have experienced and numbers have teftified. To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma trimony, the Doetor would particularly recommend the Rota nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the fmalleft degree apprchenfive of the fyltens not being entirely found, or fubjedt to relaxations ot the foUde. The BOTANIt7AI. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Doi Hoside,No. Albion-Ltrcet, 7 Doors from the Liocriaa Macon', Btackfriar's Bridge, la Bottles at cis. i is. 6d. and S• 6d. alto at In Bath, Cruttwell, Glafgow, Baxter, Brlltol, Sherpaol, .Hitt Mr. Peck, Pettier. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. kiinnbro', Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Sviinocy, Engllfit Bookfclier. Bedford, Smith, Ipforich, Middladltch, Blandford, Oinunons, Ilk of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Gingle, BrWport, Margtir Cheltenham, Buckle, Cambridge, Gee, Canterbury,, Briftow, Carii Chatham, Etherington, Chclmsford, Mcggy and Cu. Chetter. Poole and Son, Chichrltsr, Dublin, Spilfbury and Ctu Durham, Houk:don, Deal, Rofe, Dover, Neules,_ Irwine, A. 1 wing. merchan► I.ceds. Banns aa'Co. Lynn. Oaks, Lekefter, Swinfen, Lewes, Elliott, Mancbdter, Lynch. Margate. Silver, Newbury, Fuller, Newcattle, Walker, Northampton, Dicey anti Co Nottingham, Burbage and Co Norwich, Stevenfon and co. Oxford, Janes. Plymoutk,. Nettleton, Devipes Brinightaa, POrtfinouils. &lam, Dertiv, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Cm Edinburgh, Baxter, Sunderland, Bray, Ikteffrs. Huthand, Shrevithury, Eddovres, -v.-. Mars. Davidroo k Southampton, Baker, Elder, and Co. Salkiburv. Collins, Mr. R. Scott. drug. Preston, fier:exit. Gladwiti, coaled. Paifley, Mr. A. B trry,Merch Exeter, Truenian And Son, Mackensie, l Our Green, Gaport t Harding Hob!in• And by' mod. Booldellers and Medicine-Vesders In the three kingdoms. A Sao. Bottle contains equal to eve Intel sinew •.• To thofe Ladies And Gentlemen bordering on the ftate of Matrimony, the Maw would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the imalleit degree apprehenfire of the Sys tem out being entirely found, or fabjeft to relaxations *1 the Solids. It wql be neertitry the Doctor fee fuel Patient, a. ar e ,Sided with Drainers or Lob of Sight, or fend their Letter or Parcel. anise Donor (Po* or Carriage paid), lei* La hfithl Few—The Meade" say be !stem Day. „„ .a 7 ,1 1 , W" tett -- C 3, . at t C ifrl . i