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• • 40. 14 ' • ‘0:1`3 1 ; e - 41 6 ‘-‘...4 - jr: • . , r NUMBER 4405 FRIDAY, JANUARY z B, iBo3. r. rcr sr;.-PENCE. EFFICIR.NTR I.A*l - NS IPS.i T:Frlc NS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. GRAND TUNCTION CANAL OFFICES. NOTICE is hereby Given, that the Offices for toutkOing the Affsirs at the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. COMPANY, heretofore held In Wincheßer-row,, Paddington. and at No. a;, Fludyer-ftreet, Weßminfter, are, for the more convenient and regular difpatch of Band's, re moved to, and will, in -future, be comluded at, No. 12, ESSEX-STREET, In the STRAND, LONDON; where all Applications and Letters on the fubjedt of the Canal, and all other the Caseenas at the Company. are (leased to be made and addrefed. By Order of the Comniitter, Jan. ay, 5203. EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk. EI,R3IBLE ESTATE, In the COUNTY of BRECON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ,THE very improvable Eilate of YSTRAD FAWR, innate in the Vale of TAWE, in the Pun of YSTRADGUNLAIS, divided into different Farms, contain ing together upwards of 364 Acne, now in the Occupation of Mr. Lewellyn Jeffreys, under a Leafe, for a Term, of which Three Years will be unexpired at Lady Day next, at the clear Yearly Rent of 1521. This Eftate has Coal and iron-throe under it, proved, lying near the Surface, and Works may be carried on to great Ad vantage, on account of the cooticuity to the Swanfca Canal, which paffes clofe to the Eftate. It i% bounded In part by the River Tawe, and part of it mny be watered by that river. It has alfo a very extennve Right of Depalturage on the neighbouring Hills. The Man Son and Farm Honks are in gond tenantable re pair—Diitance from Neath 8 nuLs, Svraufea is, and Brecuu 21 miles, to which place there is a Turnpike Road. N. D..-Five Shares in the Swanfea Canal to be difpled of. FLETCHEIt's Cdin.frical AZOR STRAP was never imnde.l to b- ufed lake ot!icrii, for reruns here aft ;:ffigned. This Strap lIIS given Fr •.,;,' f.ti.treli por:hte,iind is biz!ili eiterrneci by nit n :,) fir:! citdes, a thoronch corvidion :ha: its a..! 1r ft.perior to a:1 others, rs Cut a difference ex ills lietst i rrn the lr.‘lic and artardic circles, its quainks, like the tin.inf4vcs as tb hetnroc more known. The Tenant, Mr. Jeffreys, will thew the EII.EC ; cad for further Particulars enquire at Mr. GrilLtto's, Chapelftsirs, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or at the Office of Mars. Perrb:r. ton and Couplansl, in Shrewfbury, where a Plan of the Efface may be teen. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 29, will be prefented the New Opera of FAMILY QUARR ELS. With New Scenes. Dreffes, and Decorations. Ili Mule entirely New, and compoldi by' Mars Reeve, Moorehead, Pavy, and Brabant.. To which will be added the New Pending= sit HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS. This Evening—The Man of the Wald; with Harlequin's Habeas. On Monday, Othello; with Harlequin's Habeas. On Tudday, Family eQuarrels ; wish A Tak of Myftery. On Wednefday, Hamlet • with Harlequin's Habeas. On Thurfday, Family Q:qarrels; with A Tale of Myftery. DR GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN. Prom the Prefs of the Royal Inftitution, and dedleated,by per eniffion, to the Right Honourable and Honourable the Ma nagers of that Corporation, will be fpeedily publiihed by Subfcription, hi a handfome Quarto Volume, A COURSE of LECTURES oft ZOONO MIA ; or, The LAWS of ANIMAL LIFE. By the late T. GARNEI7, M.D. &e. ate. Ste. To give fame Mid to the &finis which the Author's Fc utak "hiidren are too young to feel, in all its extent, and to I provide a Fund for their fupport loan humble, but independent Ration, are the &Aced of the prefent Subferiptlon. Betides the intrinfic meth of the Work, the Contributors to the Fund will perhaps not d flike to poffefs a memorial of their own bendo. knee, and of their rcfpea to the memory of a Man, whole private virtues made him as amiable in Society, as his literary labours rendered hint ufeful to Science and beneficial to Man kind, but whore premature death, deafioned by a fever caught in the gratuitous eremite of his Profelßon, has left his Children destitute. Suhfcribers of not Ids than a Guinea, will be entitled to One Copy of the Work, to whisk will be prefixed, the Life and a Pertrait of the Author. The Committee appdnted by the Subferilsers at a genera Meeting, ror promoting and managing the benevolent obieds of the Se bfeription, will oseafionally advertife the Names c Ithe Ilubfcribers, and a complete Lift will be publifhed with the Work Subferiptions are received at the following Banking-Houfd In London, via. Meffrs. Bofanquet; Coutts; Edwards ; Han. key ; Hoard; Raufoms; and Pyisus ; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee Houk ; and by Mr. Savage, at the Royal Idlitution; anti at which Maces Li ft s of the pi:tient Subferilicrs, and their Subferiptions, may be foci; and where Subkrlptioas may be remitted from the Country through the medium of Country Bankers. By Order, W. C. COPPAGE, Effex-ftreet, Strand. Secretary to the Committee. A NEW ROMAN HISTORY, This day was pubElhed, jp Three Volumes, Royal Miss, Price t3s. 6d. in Boards ' or tos. 6d. on common Paper;' illsftrated with Maps and Prints, r rHE HISTORY of the ROMAN EMPIRE, -L frown the Romodstion of Rome till the Tamination of as Safi= Empire. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vimr of Hurley, in Bealike, Chaplain to the Ead of Dunn. Odes; Author o lke. f the BUR depot, the Elements of Nato. IHiftory, Pasted, for RACMAID PIII4,WS, NM . 7i, St. Paul's Church. *els sad leldboy all 'Madams Of wbilin nay be bad, Dr. Mann's Revolt,. of Osseo., lardy publilbed in two vulumes, mice pc and ys. And the Voltam, of fits Misread Hiliseyr in twenty-fire Volumes, as they are publithed on the ilrft day of every month, price Sa. each, or js. v.l.ott common paper. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION. . Thioday was publifbed, A Second Edition. corr.. Oed and enlarged, price ta. A. RACTICKL DIRECTIONS to INSTRUC TORS and PARENTS, on the Sight Choice and Ufe of Sachs in cam- branch of Education; pointing oat their refpec. Noe merits, an.! the oril.Tr in which they amid be fuccolSoely adopted. By JOSIMA COLLINS, A. M. Roder of Newport, and late Matter of the Grammar School in that Town. This Work is divided into two pArts • In the brit are revere iodic lout obit rntions on Education ,enti the feo3nd enumerates the moo ufeful introduttory Books in every branch of know ledge, remarking on their refpedtive smirks, and cautioning Parents and inftruaties againft fame, which the Author upon satt grounds objects to. Among the Books recommended, we do not obferve any, which we confider as objedinnable. Bride Critic. PabliOsed W Thomas Reynokis, OxfortlAreet ; and fold by lee Bookie-Has in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and . gew, This day was pahlinted, In These lane Volumes, Oarren, Price ti Its. 6d. in Boards. oenamented with Seven Fngravinp, 'T I HE WORKS of THOMAS CHATTER TON: conlfttng of alt the Pieces contained in itowley's Poems. Chatteeton's Mired antes, and the Supplement; w tb more than an equal portion or new mutter Tbs adlitione emit* of an Comecon 's Centered Pieces which could to co . - pelted from the different periodical publications with hick be merrefpoaded; of various Produeltons aferibed to Bowler) r written by tilmfdf,wht h have appeared In fundry works; and of the unpubnlistd Metes of both ttowl y and Closteeton. which were in the podfeffion of the late Dr. Glynn, Mr. Barrett, and Catoott. To there are 'sided (cereal otiyinal committal endow, ealculatid to Monne' the ( - hamlet-of Chatterton, and throweeralMerabk WO on the Ina depending Controverfy. The whole pubtilbed for the bcoebt of Airs. Newton, Chat.. terton's liter. Prilleesel by T. N. Lowman and 0. Rem, Paternother-row. •."' As the Addrefs of form of the SW-Scribers was not es *illy known, It Is requefted that thole who may not have re. mitred their Copies, wilt be fo *Wig* as to apply far them at the Publinver AROMATIC SPIRIT d VINIIGAW, (The Original Invention of Mr. HENRY.) Preparodandfal by Trudges anulWr tirway,Clamdes and Apothecaries. hfinschetier. THIS molt atirec..ble peritimed Ligonr is a Compound of /wetly eunerntwed Vinci/tr. ?dun! with the lima pl•afste Around:A. Its Awing sad pargent Odour traders it estrensely grstet .net falryt.iry to pelts,. labourir.g under Head ach., Fairtir,;. he. and a.S.rp.. It for counter. who( the ad teeth of hest ;dot foul Mr. Hence Ir has lowa Sound highly dad in Reruns, 'Owe the Infection et Fewri, of hare 'thrusts, or of contryloo. alreafrs ri-er...11; and bit all ersa.leur pbers d pebUc retort. so Tlicatrtni. C.Jarta of ' ti. h may silo be partlerilarly recommended to Per. c r r eCting in Ho: The Aromatic Spirit of Meter, price ta pd. nob bottle. *amp included, is 1.4.1 Wh.ulef-le ant R.taif, by Alik"l Pacer, Coat ipar-Rt the ~. Petrone iu I and. n unhurried. by the Proprihors ra fA the tarne,)w'she may he 144 Smogs limes of Gas& hilver. Carrnlisr.. Ctyrial. &e. N. R. Facb Ent:k, Winks a C ppur ;14.e Label. ernrd by. the Preparers. bas the !Atm. T. and W. HENRY', AROMA... Ise 'snag rof VIVIC * a mann...! in the G 44. The N...nos • are ado Lograved La the Scamp. the Couaterfeitlng of suthich Is.! Delany 1..)" At the fame ewe :^ay be 1431,Herry'• Cakined MM. sr6a, is banks at La. yd. 2a. 6d. and 39. &Luck !tamp Li dodge. VACCINE-POCK iNSTITUTION, GOLDEN-SQUARE, Weekly Board,Tuefday, January tBth, tBO3. NOTICE of the REPORT and DINNER, THOMAS PAYNE, Efq. is the Chair. Rcfolved, That as the moft convenient and agreeable Mode of hearing from the Phyficiens the Report of the Fred . = of the Vaccine INSTITUTION, during the Years tBoo, 18ot and ace; and alto for the purpofe of tranfedting other Bulimia relating to the IN STI f 0710 N. the Subfcribers be rcfpeetfully invited to meet at the Shakfpeare Tavcrn,on Monday, February 7th, at Half after Four o'clock. Smondly,That en the fame Day and Place, a Dinner be pro vided et Flve o'clock, for fuck Members and their Friends, as pleafc to take Tickets, at tow 6d. each, any Time before Sun day, February 6 h, either by applying at the Bar of the Shak fpeare Tavern ; or at No. 5, Golden-fguare l on 'Fuefdays and Fridays, the. Board Days of the VACCI NI INSTITU rto be. meat Twelve and Three o'clock. Note—lt is hoped that no Offence*ill be given by the Con dition, that Admittance to the Dinner cannot be allowed, un lefs Tickets have been previoufly taken by the Time above mentioned. If required, the Report will be reda fecond Time after Din ner, on Account of fuck Members as may attend lee. It Is Intended to remove the lasrtrurtom as loon as poffible, keen Golden-lquare, of which Notice Will begivi.n. By Order. WM. SANCHO, Secretary. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re -2-‘• fpedfully acquaint the Pub& that Tickets and Shares for the ltnglifb State-Lottery, to commence Drawing on the 4th of April, t Bog, arc now on Sale, at their Offices, the Cor ner of Bank-Buildings, Cornhill; and facing the Sate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cents, Londow..--Settlat. All the Prizn'to be drawn from the Wheel. ♦ of .£ . 2 0 1 003 3 of £. 10,000 3 • .SP:o 3 2,000 S .... LPG* 3O 100 60 so 12,300 20 4 4 000 rickets. Capital Prtses, in •tbe Year dos. Sold by RICHARDSON,GOODLUCK, and Co. __ 42.752 In Shares. ,x. 13,000 7,105 ID Shares, 10,00'3 11647 1 id Shares, 5, 01 9 43,301 —. ILlVatole Ticket, 10.000 3947 1 -- A Whole Ticket, 5, 0 9 0 They are the only Perron that ever Sold in Shares, Two Prizes of 4.3aco°. Nos. tt,So7 and 66,283. Alto a groat Number of Capital Prizes, io various Lotteries, too numerous to particularise. To BB .1 , SRA MPTOR.I LE -RE-SOLD, Purism to two formal Orden o! the High Court of Chancery nude an tbeCaufeLord Muclesield againft Blac i,before Edward Leeds, Efq. ow of ttge Modireeithedideowt, at the public Sale know. %whimpers bulldogs, Cluscory lane, Loodon, co 'Nader rsth day of I'onm , , neat, between the Hours of Flimand Sis o'Clock inthe Afternoon, In two (emote and dated Lots, . A FREE'HOLD ESTATE, fituate at Homer -E. ton, In the Pad& of Hackney; in the County of Middle fez, let to Mr. , Lemy Smith upoe Leafe for at Years, which en• pire at Midisowner *Sty, webs yearly Rent of teal. being the nine in the foram Particular of Sale outlawed and emprikd In Lot No 5. All. One-eighth Part of One-thirty-firth Part or Share in the Adventurer's Moiety of the New River, comprised in Lot No. 16,. of this former Particular of Sale. Putieulers thereof may be had at the laid Maßer's Chambers in Southamptea•buildings; and of Mr. Graham, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Lin. COWES.-ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cultom•baufc.in fait Ceara, on Wednefday, the ad Dry of Pk-Weary, *sol, as Elorenielock in the Forimme, THE following GOODS, which have been fixed and legally condemned, and may he viewed. and Wind on Application at his Majellys Warchoute, two Days Wore the:Sale, viz. For DEALERS and'OTHERS, Rum - - • - 371 Gallons, proof. For PRIVATE USE, Brandy - - asp Gallons. • Kum . 35 Geneva - 235 Vilna . . IS Gaels - • - 7i Cluddrons. Dell Ends . • • - 3 No. Hair Powder - - si lbs• Wax Candles - • - Chocolate • - - 24 Honey . • - 42 Salt - . 3133 TO RI LET, And enured upon at Pda.nest, far $ Term of Years, A GOOD Subllantiel Modern built BRICK HOUSE, fituate an the South fide at the Town of Con gletoo,in the County of Chrfhlre,coolifting of a neat minute? , China Clofet, two good Staireafes, an Eating Room. 24 feet by IS feet; a arealafaft.remm, HI Mt Nene I sod another may etweaden• sae of the farm dimenims, all 3 feet high ; beQdes a (mall one for a Gentleman ; an eiceliot Kitchen, with all dimestient Oakes attached, and a goad Pump is the Scul kry. A Drawing-room above Rain, the fame Mc as the Rat ing Raw; with two frious Isd-ehambers en the fame floor, aid fie arbors in the attic Loy, hada. Suwants Rooms and Store Rom. to which a feporate Staircale Londe A good nrewheinfe, Wada-book and Laundry ow; as medic:it four- Ran Stable, with commodious Hayloft, mad a doable Coach book adjoining ; Cellars for every purpofr remarkably good.' The Nook Rands in a Garden of an Acre and a Half of Oeoond which minmenicacts with other. Pralines (excheire of a manly earthy, mad) through a Sealant Dingle of two Acres more, wen wooded, and may be confidered as uniting an the advantages both of TOM,' and Country. Alio fevers! MOM of excellent Load, about twenty-three Acres, well watered; to be entered upon at Lady Day nest, and in four years mere from that &tamable Pieced Eight Acres —all within a ring fake, with a Brook running throu;,-,h the whole, convertible to many &arable parries. In the neatest Field is a large Cora aid Dutch Barn, a Thew- Roll Stable, Gran . CotN.ate, Pig-Rye,' and other ufeful landings • on esantat Kitchen Garden. in which le a Hoc hook sad * Green-hock adjoining. 60 feet long, and two large Pews in Congletcu porch belonging to the Premifes The Cowtry about Congleton is pleafant, the roads good In every direellon, and fuel plentiful The Landes and &Mot Mafia is Liverpool and Man:better pars through every day. The Piateree to go with the Houk at a fair aPpraikment. A good Town-htult Chalk, with plated Harnefi to be fold ; the peddle fa of wheels almolt new. Further particulars may be had by letters addreffed to Mr. node" of Coogletno ; or of Mr. Valle°, Nu. 8, bwecting's Miry, CaaWt. Leaden. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANU FACCU R KR). . Itempt from the Audtlon•duty, agreeable toAa of Pailament On Tuefday the la, an/ Mouday the la of 'February, t3O • at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day , PETE it DE BRAD WER and Co. will put up t o Public Sale, at the ManufaClur,r's Warehrufes, Na. x 54, Alderfgate-ftreet, A LARGE and valuable Affortnaent of Brian' Manufactured PIECE GOODS, viz. 3000 Pieces Plaits Books fuperfine Mulls,Jacconots &Dorcas 2500 —Superfine India and Cambric Jammu (2o and 24 yards) 2000 Plain, Apred, and extra-fine Satin, and flamed, ' Rriped and checked, fancy and printing Cam bricks 2500 --.—. Extra-fine, finall figured and harncfs Flowered, allover rich Satin, Sc.:. Japans of the neweit Patterns 3000 White and coloured, Japan floured, and Lace ground Lappets 3003 Superfine India &blares. plain and fancy bor dered, Book, Mull, Jacvanot and Lappctt Handkerchiefs 3000 --s• White and fancy, flufbcd. rich Hands, Lappet and Brocaded acc. Mullin Shawls of the newelt and rieheft Patterns • ratio—.—Tambour'd and Patin worked pennants, Mulls and Lace Grounds 6000 Pullicate and Madras Husdkerchicfs 2000 Printed Cambric, ace. Shawls 603—... White and Printed C.ll. oes and Csmbrics, &cr. 250 Dlrnitys, Rriped Holland, atc. 100..—•••••• Velveteens, Cords, Thick's= A LARGE ASSORTMEN r OF WOOLLEN GOODS, Confittbig of 350 Pieces Well' Country and Yortihire Kerrey:mares, Swanf downs. Toilinets, arr. iso l'orkibire Narrow, &c Cloths, Coatings, Bea vers, dm 110 Dozen Hetiery—woo Spindles Trim Llnen Yarn; And A GREAT VARiETT of OTHER GOODS._ To be viewed irons Saturday the soh initint,uatll the Sala and Catalogues may be bad at the Warebestfes in Alderfgatei arm ; at the New York and Tom's Colice-hoofs; and of Wti. PUIIDT and Sow, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark-I ne. ty Part of the above Pretnifes are appropriated for Correa Yarns of all forts, Water and Mule Twift, sod Weft, of which P. Da Sam:malt and Co. receive conignments, and enetiute Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign Markets. FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD SOFA lES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and STOCK in TRADE, &c of JOHN SMILE, a Bankrupt.• TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, By order of the Affigncev of the eltate of John Serf, kite of Shepton- Mallet, Clothier, a Bankrupt, at the George Inn, in Sheptan.Malktt,ln the county of Sonaerfet, on Tuelday the & day of February next, at Three o'clock (volts in the mean time difpofed of by Private Contra t, of which due notice will be given) fubjedt to tech condidosta as &all be then and there prOdueell, H E following FREEHOLD. LEASE HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES of the laid Bank rupt, in the following lots, or fuck others, as Bad be agreed on at the time 'trate: Lot I. All that good and fuhitantial Eikebold Mcffuge ar Dwelling-book, with a coach-houfe, Roble, s walled gardens, s dye-houfes, a hoses for drying wool and cloth, with a racks complete; 3 tenements I a compting.houfe,eapital cloth rooms, and convenient world:hops ; alto, a cloth-mill, s Bodes high, about so feet long, and ao feet wide; alto a pair of flocks for milling cloth ; one cloth-rack, and a (mall paddock of ground ; (the whole of which premiks, including the raid (mall paddock, contain about two acres and three-quarters, and arc Situate iu or near Kilver Street, in Shepton Mallets "foretold, and now or late in the occupation of the Paid bankrupt). Alto, a Met- Nage or Dwelling honfe adjoining the lad mentioned premEcs, new or late in the occupation of the fold bankrupt. Alfo, ■ Copybold Clore or Piece of Oround, Situate in Shemon-Madat afordsid, nearly Adjoining the above mentioned prcrnifes, con taining abut three-quarters of an acre, in which is a refervoir of water. This ground is held by Copy of Court. roll, under the Prince of Wales, for three Byes. Loa 11. A Freehold Dwelling-Hence, with a walls-houfe, liable, Wins-rail., containing three pair of Rocks, courant and gardaitbereto adjoining, late in the occupation of the (aid Bankrupt, but now void, Smote In the pad& of Stoke St. ?M -emel, about four miles from Shmton-Mallett, and eight from Lot 111. Two LEASEHOLD COTTAGES or TENE MENTS, with a Dye hods and Garden, late in the oempa- Om of the Lad Bankrupt, but now soW ; Stuart at Chariton, in or near Shepton-Mallett &Emerald, held fir the rcmaloder of ea &Volute term of tOOO years. Lot IV. All that Leafrhold Menage or Farm-Hoofe, with a 3.m, Stable, and other comvenieut Out-buildings; together with about Fifty-four Acres of Land, Stoat° In the Peri& of Fairway, In the County of D.von. The whole of which Pre mlfes are now In the teaute at cm •opation of WIILLw Ansdag, under the yearly rent of about dol. This E.ftate It held by kilo., determinable on the deaths of two lives. La V Four Cnttaget, with Two (mail Gsrdette, nearly ad joining Lot L &nate in Shrpton Mallat aforefaid, now in the tenure er occupation of jarph Pike, uncomic at will Tiede pretulfa ere eXo held by copy of court-roll, under the Prince of Wales, for three lives. . . . Lot Vi. A r7l4e or Piece of Ground, containing abutt one acre and half (more or Ws) &nate nearly adjoining the shows premifen In Kilver-ftreet, now at late In the occupation of thos raid bankrupt. This piece of ground is held by copy of Court roil, under the manor of Roaghborog,h. For further infurmstion, nr to treat by private contratft, ap ply to Mr. Hertar_Dzsis, lirillol, Solicitor to the Misfires. Alto, on Waillfday the id day of rebeisu7, oda b: fold, on the peon fa,ao the Houfshold Furniture, Plate, Unaa, Ike. and on Tlturfday 0.0, and following days,ali the large and valor bic stock in Trade. Mai, and Utenills, of the laid Bankrupt; calf/Ring of a large &Torment of fuperene and other cloths, herfeymerri,Sce. and usaehinesand Implements 'dewy defcrip tion neeeffary for the carrying on the bands of a Clothier in all its branches. The Lie to begin cad day at Tel\!,,lnelt. and continue till an J is foId.JOHN STEN - IV:S e looker. To fay that a;1 human beim:s are forrre.l from the fame mate trials, is an :af•rtion which tray -onftet.d. One Cl3O can bear with fortitude the nsn'l es cr-c paisi without a murmur, whilft another, from a peculiar acutenefs of feeling, faints at the eery idea of It. To Cat latter daft of men this Strapll ?attic:4 , oy recommen ded, fur the great irritability of hzhit w!ic`i they rlfil-fs renders tkmt ft,fceptibk of imprerions with which our ancefters were totally unacquainted ; and a bad Razor tiled is a morning un hinge•s th-ni for the whole day. ro produce the &fired sired, the Razor fhould be drawn actors this Strap in an oblique diredion, not tiling more of it than the length of the blads,and the touches frequent: for tho' invifi tic to the eye, the edge of a Razor is formed by teeth. like that of a faw. This Rem never needs re; airing, keeps loft its MI CURIUM : being final mad =sopa% mak anomie= for Travellers, Voyagers, Re. Sold wholefak by Mee'. Jacob and Halle, No. 1. (,Mane, Cripple-gate; Mr. R. Rowney. Holborn; Mello Wm. Gaeta, St. Paul'aChureh•yard; Mr. Rigg, Cheapfnic; Mr. Vale, Fleet ftreet ; Mrlfn. Bayly and Co. Cockfpur•ftreet; and by Mr. Middleton, No. 145, Strand, Sta loners to his l'Aajeltiand his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales; London; whoOfak by Mr. Wm. Bilbop, Fadnr, Birmingham ; by Mrs. Scndry, Os ford; by Mr. Watter, Chandler, Hereferd; by Mr. Reynolds, Perfumer to their Royal Highnelres the Duke and Duehefs cIE York, Kingfton-builduiLs; and Mr. George, Pouhtney.bridge. Bath; wholefak by Mr. Gillett, Cutler, Clare-itreet ; and Mr. Moppets! appofite the Exchange, Briftol; retailed by one or more in molt Towns hi the Three Kingdoms, and by Meats. Wife and Dynan, Bottlers Anglalfe. Rue octave de padre Champs a Paris. N. B. The Number of Raailav are too numerous to mention. For Itheumatifm. Rhauoatie Gout, Sciatica; Lumbago, ticut. ach, NumbnefX, Pail), indigeltion, Flatulent Spltiodk or flying Paine, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sytlem SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, Sec. EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulating powers of WHIITHEAD'. ESSEKCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the moft effectual remedy ever made known tl the world, having fueceeded in cafes, of fix, eight, tea, twenty, and even of forty years Rending, after other means had faded, and it has abfulutcly cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The Buhl Bailee is fo fingularly penetrating and fixed, in its operation, as generally to of the cure of SYR.AING, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a few applications. Wbbebead's Efence of Militant is prepared and fold at ss. pd. each Box or Bottle, by R. jonnrron, Apothecary, No. sy, Greek4treet, Bobo, Lon d on: _ . . . Asti Its reputation is fo univerfally eftabllibed, that it map be bad of ovary Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counter felt impalltion, purchafers are respelled to gobferae, the Genuine is diltingailhed by the King's Patent, toddle Signature of R.Jouis riga, the Patentee's owls writing on the label of each Bottle or Bo: SARACEW HEAD INN, • vatoymniz.,LoNDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDEIION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES: UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, , through Chlypenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon g arrives at Mr. May the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thontas-ftrect, BMW, next Morning—lo fide tL to.—Out tu.—Payeels 61. carriage..--PaEengers for. warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Tr ..east isath to. -eur Tallatal. &e. Liverpool, Wa r ri n gton, Knut;ford, Stoney and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five o'clock, to the Crown Inn, RedCrofs-itreet,LivapouL Guardi sd throughout. • Birmingham, Mercury Port Coachorith a Guard *etsout every afternoor, and reaehto Birmingham next day at noon Palk* by Oxford, Shipltone and Button, to the Saracen's Head, Buß-Itreet. Birmingha m. Leeds New Light Cost*, called the Rockingham, lets out every morning at eight o'clock-reveries four inlides only, and SON remarkably eery—pan through Stamford, Newark, Ree ford, Donealter, sad Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds neat day at no. Notwithltandbig the uncommon ex pedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and com plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lansaiter, Prefton, Kirby 1-num.le, Boohoo. Charley, Onnikirk, and Gallant Palk Casein, every after noon, at five o'clotik—Guarded. • - Loath, SpiNby, Horne: Me. Bolton, Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, few of Monday, Weeinefday, and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Splay wkh a Guard. York, Neweaftle, and Mbar* Poll Coach, the Lord Nolfee, performed with a Guard throughout, fets coo every morning at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad. miter, Darlington, Northaliertoo, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber wick. Nailer' finding thentfelves &aped from the length of the journey may reit what time they plate, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaelses to Hull, Scarborough % Whitby, and other places. Carlifie and Pawl* Poll-Coselt, goes with fear Harks, and a Guard all the way—paffcs through Brough, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Cetterkk, Boroughbridge.Zrel. by, Aberford, Dona/ter, and Grantham, (the nearett waj by ill tnUm)--fete out every Morning and performs the journey what the gmateft facility. Paifengers detained's, the road by bufinefs or ph:afore, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being h atred in the next Coach, (with only is Coachmen) Setter Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor clutter, Lad Saildhory Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pall Three, with a Guard: through Henitoo, A:mintier, Beidport, Blandford, Balingftniut, and Bogatot.--Carries four 'nudes, at only al.as. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chelhunt Coach, every Morning. Sbeilleid and Rotherham Rockingham Comb every Mow ing at Seven....-Guarded. Oxfcrel, &oho, and Henley New Pat-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock. Manchelter, Wilmllow,Cougkton, Neweaftle, Wagon, and Wolverhampton Poll Coaeh,every afternoon. Guarded. Shrewlbury, Wellington, and Shienal Pelt Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unlearn Ino,Shrevriburry. Guarded. Southampten, Wincheiter, Ark:Apr.l, Alton Coach, every morning Hull, Northeme,Hoerden, Thorn and Dor-ea:ter Poll Coach, every morning. at keen o'clock to the Bull and Sou Inn, Myelin-Gate, Hall. N. B. Heavy Weight. of Luggage, Goods, he. conveyed by the under mentioned Waggoas-..T0 Ms, &mks, /Lagar Bury, and an part. of Suffolk every Monday. Marlborough. Newbury, and Reading, era,. Tuefday. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. mfpcil roily aeqnsinothear M rico& sad the Public, that they will not be accountable foe any Pared or Luggage, he. of more than Five Pounds value. if lost or dia. awed, snick fprelled at the time of klivery. and paid fat a malingly, at the Sarsom's-Hosil Snow-1121, Lida