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Phis day was published, in seven volumes, royal 18mo. embet. 4410 with etchings of all the principal 'Plates in the original lArnrks, price Two Guineas in boards, r l . ooit'S THREE VOYAGES ROUND THE •-• WORLD, aiessrately printed from their Original Texts, without abridgment, , Printed for Rieriaai Parw.tri, London ; and to be had of , Booksellers. • N. B. In the above. the Public are presented with a neat Edi tion of a Work, 3! two guineas, which, in the original scarce Bill yeas, cannot be purchased for thirty. guineas. • _ . OREIGI WORLD DISPLAYED. • This day was published, ln one thick closely printed volume, mbeilished with an elegant rouaspiece, limo. price Rs. lid h:)..‘nd ; also a superior Edia tion, on large Paper, for Families, price 12s. 61. Bvo. boards, THE WORLD DISPLAYED ; or, The Chit racteristic Features of Nature and Art exhibited, on a new pun, intended for Youth in general, as an °Arline of the most wiling parts of human knowledge, and as a. rentembraucer to those of riper years ; being a concise View of Geography, particu • hay the British Isles; its History, Taws, Constitution, ace.; of hiaps. their Varieties , &c. Curious Animals, Ve ge t a bl es , Fos- Ills. &c. Extraordinary E ff orts of Human Art an d Ind ustry, ' • hleshani - al Powers; various Philormbical Subjects--on the Aurora Borsotis, Thunder, Lightning, Earthymeies, Winds, Springs, Saltness of the & a, eke. the Links that join the'aninta•sd and inanimated parts of 11,0 Crel:ion ; Biography, Foreign and Do.uestic; Lives of the I-I..rnes ac the .siege of Troy, Sc.c. &e. By JOHN GREIG, Private Teacher of Geography; Author of an Introduction to the Use of the Globes, Lt.iies' Arithmetic, Heavens Displayed, Expeditious Instructor, &c. Printed for C. Cradoek and W. Joy, Na. 3(2, Paternoster-row ; C. Law, Ave-Maria -lane; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. ELIGIBLE SITUA I'ION FOR A SHIP BUILDER AND TIMBER OR RAFT MERCHANT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIV.-kTE CONTRACT, (With Immediate possyssion) A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near a certain place, Called St. Ann's Fort, fn King's Lynn, in the County of Norf o lk, compr ising an extensive Yard ! for building Ships, with good Saw-pitta, Blacksmith's Shop, Mould •Loft, and other conveniences necessary for conducting the business of a Ship Builder; and the local situation or the pre mists affords a convenient opportunity of making a dry Dock. Also at excellent Dwelling-hodse, adjoining the above,:With good Stable and Chaise-house thereto belonging. The Erensiar., are naw in the occupation of Messrs. 13rindley's, who have en tcred upon a mons.extentsive cis:mere at Frindsbury. The Port of Lynn is well situated fur procuring Oak Timber from the Cistuades of Suffolk, Northampton, Bedford, Buckirg ham, Rutland, and other Counties, by means of thd River Onze. For price and further particulars, enquire ,at the Office of Mr. Harvey Goodwin, in Lynn. Letters in be post paid OX FOR/islllR e. VALUABLE FREEHOLD NIANOet AND ESTATES, Exonerated from Land *lax and Tythes. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. Pk: FON, At the Red Lion Inn, at Thame, in the county of Oxford, en Friday, the 27th day of July, 1810, at three o clock in the Af ternoon, itt Seven Lots, uniess'previnusly disposed of by-Pri vate Contract, of node!' due notice will be pivot, Lot 1. ry'HE MANOR, o r REPUTED MANOR -IL of NORTH WESTON, with el its Rights, Pri vileges, and Immunities, and the ancient Mansion, calLd Weston House, and a Farm-house and Homestead adjoining, to4irthe r with sundry Inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land— iitiBA. IR. Lot 2. Two Closes of very valuable Land, Arable and Old Pasture-62A. SR. 270. Lot s. A substantial Farm-house and Hothestead, and sundry Inclosurus of Arab!e,Meadow, PAU 2:3P. Lot 4. Two CLises of capital Meadow I.and--12.1.. At. L 7 e. Lot .5. A very excellent Piece of Meadol.v Land, adjoining River Thane-50 A. uR. 6P. Lot 6. A. very valuable L'tece of old Pasture I.and-2 LA.3R..191'. Lot 7. A substantial Dwelling-house and 1 lontest:ad. and sun dry Closes of Arable, Meadow, and P.lst ty re Land- 4 200A. 2R. 7 t'. Each Lot lies within a Ring Fence.— 7 hiv Estate is not to be excelled in fertility by any land in thii kingdom ; and is well worthy the attention of persons desirous of omit ying their own land, as the grea,er portion is let at Will, and Elie remainder on a Lease expiring within a short period. The Prenuses may Le viewed on application to the respective Tenants; for further Particulars apply to Mr. James, Land:Sum, New lioswell-court., LinColleS Inn London ; and High street, Warwick ; Messrs. Murpl,y and Cameron, Solicitor, liouverit street, London ; Mr. George Cco:: Solicitor, Watlwgtun, Ox• fordshire ; Mr. Charles Virett, Tzusworth, Oxfordshire; and, t o treat by Private Contract, to Lir. James.—Specifications may he had at the Place of Sale, and at the dideresit bins in theneiy4- boarhood. Desirable FAR MS,COUNTRY DRACE,WAI'ER MI LL and LANDS, in WEST lit ENURED and E4IsT LOCKINUE, in the COUNTY of BF.RKS. By Messrs. FIDEL and LORD, On Saturday, the 28th day of July, 1810, at Two o'Clork In the Afternoon, at the Bear Inn , W:iiitars, (unless be!Ore disposed of by Private Contract, of which d u e no; ice will be given,) A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Iyin7 In severalty, and principally inclosed, situate in the Parishes of West Hendry(' and East Lockinge, a very fertile part of the County of Derkson the turnpike road from Wantage to London ; distant about three miles from \Vantage, seven from Abingdon, ten front Wa - llingiord, and 30 from London ; in the following desirable Lots, possession of which is to be had on the 10th day ofOctober, 1810, rig. Lot I. A Piece of Arable Land, containing by admeasurcment 20 acres, being the northward part of Gold Barrow Hill Furlong, ;sod adjoining the village of West Hendred, bounded on the east by the Common Fald, and on the West by the Git.ge Road. Lot 2. A Piece of Arabi...! Land, zontaining :OA. 2R. 2SP. be ing On rebidtio of Gold Barrow Ltil Furlong, extending to Icklu ton Mere. Lot 3. A Piece of Arable Land, containing I ILt. CIP. called the Twelve Land, 6i:taste southward of Icltletfin Mere ; and including the Mere ; boamled on the south end by '.lr. May's Land, sin the west by Ginge Road, and on the east by the Coannon Lot 4. A Piece of Arable Land. containing 6 Acre., situate at the north end of Brook Furlong, with the pet of PAS' ore howided on the east by the Ginge Road, and oil the wc,t by the Brook. . Lot 5. A Piece of Arable Land, containing 19.1...^.R. 1,11 ) . be ing the residue of Brook Furlong, extending up to Ickleton Mere, with the Piece of Pasture adjoining. Lot 5. A capital Ovcreopt Water Corn Mill, with Granary, Three •Fenenients or Dwellinthouse* and Gardens a Barn, and other Out -Tionsc3, the Fishery and Water, and Iwo Closes of rich Meadow Land, containing SA. IR 17 P. called the Mill Closes, all adjoining, and late in the occnpa:ion of Mr. William Goddard, doeelied. Also, an inchis•ot Ground of rich Arable Land, Ivii3g con:ivious, called •ht. Mill Piece, containing I's A. 211.. 19P. in the ocenpa,ion of Mr, Robert Heyward ; and a Piece of l'asture Land,cantaining t! A . extending from the Mill Clues to the village of Glnp, by the Brook,. L.;t 7. A stibSta . nrial Owe House and Malt Rime, with Stabling and other Offices, Yard, and goes; G irden, late it the occupation of Mr. William Goddard, situate at Ginge, with a Cottage and Garden detached. Also a Paddock of rich Meadow or Pasture, containing IA 51 1 .; and a Close or very rich Are,le land adjoining, called Nish's Close, containing 9A. IR. 2.:41 1 .1ying contiguous to the Dwelling.house, n , ,w in the ()eruption of air. Robert Hayward; the whole forming a desirable Country Residence. - Lot S. An Eligible Farm, called Ginge, lying nearly in a Rirg Fence, containing '243A. Ckt. SP. capable of great improvement ; consisting of an excellent substantial Brick with five' spacious Barns, Stabling, Granary, Pigeon-house, and other convenient I.loldings,; larlr Yards, and goad Garden ; together with sundry Closes and Pieces of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pas ture Land, • lying alto;ether, and in severalty ; with three Cot tages and Gardens.. aitjoinivg to Tubb's Close. lot 9. A desirable and i .nproveable Farm, consisting of 327 A. IP.. AP. of Arable, Pasturo g an 1 Down Land, lyit•lg altogether, and in severaity ; togather with a small Dwelling house, two large Barns, Sitabling, SUeds, Well.house, and 'lard, al3ining, and con veniently sit/mated, called ['he Dr.vns Farm; with the Moiety of a valuable Sheep Pond on the Downs. Tke foregoing Lots are situate in the Parish of West Hat • dred, and subjat to a Quit Rent of 4s. yearly, *and to .e.;2. Land l'ax. Lot 10. An inclosed Orstintl of tic% Meadbut Land. contain ing 26A. 2R. 19V. called Penina:s:), situate in tusf parish of East Lockinge, and adjoining, in par, to the Wilts and 13erles Canal. The Land 'Tax £ti. The Estate (except pins of Lots 6 and 7) is in trt•e occupation of Mr. Robert Hayward, whose Lease expires on the 10th of Oc tol'ernext ; at which_ time possession of all the Lots may be had,. subject to his right to hOld over the Barns, Granary, Yards, and part of the Dwelling•house and Stables, helongi•ig to the Farm in his possess!on, until Midsuinnier 1811, for'disposing of his pre- Wit Year's C7ops.—Forther puticulars may be had of Mr. Allis, _ 'aringdon.7 PALL-ATALL. Genuine Household Furnitnrv, law Pier and Chimney Cla nes, about 1500 Ounces of Massy Silver Plate, Linn, Sergiee of China, Glass, fine flavoured Wines, and other Eget:* To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROVESW; On the Premises,. No.. 107 on the South side of PaliWad on Wednesday, July IS, and following Day, at Wren, by order of the Executors of the Right lion. Wm. Wass on ss, deceased, THE genuine, HOUSFI - IOLI) FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney Glasse', : w ont 1500 Ounces of massy Silver Plate, Linen, an elegant Dinner and DessVrt Service of China, Glass, fine flavoured London particular. East India Ma deir4, Malmsey Mad.:ira, Sherry, Bowe, Old Hock; Champlin, o!..tty Vin de Grave, and other Wines The Furniture consists of elegant Drawing•roant French rod Window Curtains, with continued Drap.-ries, in Morino and Chintz Furnitures, with Sofas, Settee, and Chairs en suite, four-post aid other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Cotton and other Furnitures, priMe seasoned Feather Beds and ft:siding of various descriptions, excellent Cabinet Ar ticles, in Contutode. , W:rdrobes., Chests of Drawers. * Dining, Card, Pembroke, and Library, Tables, Bookcaees, Sideboard, Malr l any and japanned Cha i rs, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. To be viewed o - n Monday and Tuesday receding flog Sale.— Catalogues at Lts. td. Lach, without aellich mine can be admitted, to be had on the Pretniaea ; and a Mr. Robing, 11'arwi,:k-crect, Qul/en-square. PALL-MALI,. DESIRABLE RESIDP: ( 7CE, WlTri EXCELLENT orgicEs, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr ROBINS, On the Premises, N... 107, South side of on Wednes day, the July, 18 iO, at One o'Ulolt precis, ly, r of the Execuinis of the Right Honour:a:4e WILLIAM WIND. II 41 hi, deceased, AN' Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn prising a spacious' airy Dwelling-house, most desirably si tuate No. 107, on the South site of Pail. Mall, overlooking Carieton House (3,leilen-, the Late residence of the Right Honour able William Windham, decyased; containing in the Attics five Servants' lied-rooms ; on the second &toe, two spacious Bed chambers, Dressing-room, Gentleman's Study, and light Claws on the first aim, two spacious elegant Drawingsrooms, hand imely finished, communicating by an Anti-room or Boudoir on the Ground Boor, enclosed paved Entrance-!. ill, Vestibule cf lonec-hall, Morning-room, papered Passage Room, eicellant Dining Parlour, IVater•closer, &c. a spacious principal and a secondary Staireas', Basement, Housekeeper's Room, with Clo seis and Water laid on, Servant's Hall, Butler's R oom , excMent Wine-cellar, detached Kitchen, Scullery, cool Larders, Laun dry, and other Offizei ; Area', with Vaults for Cued, Beer, and other purposes; from the Diniug-parlour there ;s a Lead Flat to a Garden, &c. running back t ! , Carleton-house Gardens. •jo be viewed by Ti,7kets ; Particulars on the Premises, of Messrs. Clarke, Budd, Burroughs, and Hayes, Solicitors, Lom bard-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of •vhom Tickets for timing may be had. ADELPHI TERRACE, Elegant RESIDENCE, with eonveiient - DEFICE, Adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Immediate Possession. TO BE SO! D BY AUCTION—Hy Mr.ROI3INS, At Garraway's m Tneiday, July st4th, at Twelve, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a 'substantial %eel-built Town Residence, desir ably situated No. 4, Adelphl Terrace, replete with every eorive nie.ace for the accommodation of a Family, rendered truly desir able from its cheerful prospews and easy access to all parts of the town. The house has recently been repaired and fitted up in au elegant manner; contains, in the Attics,three sleeping-rooms, Store-room, and latundi y ; on the second Floor, two principal Bed-chatniwrs, a Dressing-room, Store-room, and two Water closets; first Floor, two elegant lofty Drawing-rooms, of hand some proirtrtion t, with lialcosiies in front, over-looking the flames, and a Passage-room; Grincid-flunr, Entrance-!tall and Vest ihttle. y Dinsug-p tri tie s I.tbrary or Breakfast.- rot.m ; lit tht: Bastian:ln Stories are Domestic Ortices of all de scriptions. 'fo be viewed with Tickets, front Twelve to Three, which, with Particulars; may be h. 4 of Mr. Reigns, Warwic%-strtet, 14,1111-stivare. RIINOVATED HEAI.II-1. IT has been too frequently the., subject of just and general reprabatiort, that men destitute of the elements of the med:cal art have offered themselves as candidates fur public patronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing j.tstice to the result of our studieiand experience, and to prevent us from being classed amptig those empiric. whose impudent pre tensions have, unfortunately fur society, been too favougbly rt. ceived, wu beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, a fin:VW statement of our pursuits and acquirements. Afar having received a regtilar medical education, as the pupils of M_ssrs. Grindal and 13Iizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hos pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly cekbrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Eian burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry,. Mid wifery, Botany, ficc. &c. &c. by those eminent Professor:, Dm Mottro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deeraaed presumptuous in saying, that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a lung series of years made VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular object of our studies and practice,it wilt, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and care.. In slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establishtnens is completed in the short penal of two days, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of suc cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. _ _ _ Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ef: ects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth i f both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. • To such persons it must be•a con soling reflection to kttow•that they may now, by a new and infal lible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous cidtstitution. In all eases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well arm arin.every spe cies of Venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and Inumr., Hours of con sultation at home front ten to three, and nom six in the eveuirg till ten at night. Patient* in the country are repiested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of &c. inclosing a remit tance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so es ser:al to um: undertaking, the postage of fetters may be added to R ICVARDSON, 1 3Q0DLUC.K, and Co. Con: traCtura with Gave-nment fur she present State Lattert resretstally inform the Pubtie that. Tickets ald iltares are now op ;ale a' their OAcks, Bank-buildings, Ce.rohrd, and opp c s ti the King's Mots, Csating-trass."—SCHEMIS . •-• ..... of £.10,000 the £ 100,060 S••• ••..•• ••• S.OOO •••••• ••• ••• ••II 10,000 S.•• - ••• so* ••• ••• 1,006 otA ••• 400 004 o• • 5.000 Pi ••••••• e•.• ••• ••• amo .1.... ••• • 5,000 MR••• ••••••• 4011 4.4 .1110 ••• •A• ••• ••I SCOO Se ... ••• • le •••• ••• ••• ••• 14100 100 .1• ••• •1• ••• ••• . . 44• *I a. ••• ••• 72,000 •••••=•••••11 4,000' Numbers 111100,11110 • rive Tickets of each Nanebor. All to be drawn the 17th of Octobers tilp- FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S czAzgra. ' WHITEHALL. JULY 14. The King has been pleased to grant to Robert Moorsorn, Captain of the Royal Navy, the office of Surveyor General of Gtr Maje.ty's Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Urea Britain az:d Ireland. lIA.NICRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Thornber, oeColne, Lancie.hire, calico-manufacturer. BANKRUPI . 3. Stephen Robinson, of Saffron-Walden, Esser, carpenter, dealer and chapnaan, to sui render July tA, August 2 and 25. at twelve, at Guildhall, Atconlies, Messrs. Dawson and Want. Warwiek-screet, Glide it-square. Evan klorgan, of Newbridge perisk -ot Wtanyddysloyn, Mon mon Whirs!, shopkeeper, dealer and cluipnum, July 30, 31, and Angutt 23, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Broad -street, Bristol. Attornies, ars.rs. Edward Daniel and Sous, Bitstol; or Met's,. Pearson end Son, Pump-court, Temple, London. John Moore, of 14. 1 . date-hill. London, victualler, dealer and risainnan. July 24,oktigust 4.. and 23 at twelve, at Guildhall. A•oirnies, Messrs. B e ll an d Brodrick, Bow-lane, Cheapside. Pestles, Thomas Ogden, and George Wyndham, of New Sarum, Writs, bankers, copartners, dealer. and cbapmen, Aug. 8.9, and 25, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarum.—s Aqornics, Mr. Nodding, Salisbury; or Mr. Millen, Middle. Temple4ane, London. William Bowles, Thomas Ogden. and George Wyndham, of Nest Sarum, Wilts, and James Barrow, of Shaftesbury. Dorsetshi re bankers and copartners, d ea l ers and chairmen, Aug. 8,9, and 25, atelevea,at we White Hart Inn, New Sarum. Attornies, Mr. Nodding, Salisbury; or Mr. MiUett, Middle-Temple -lane. John Turner, of Sw i llin g , merckaat, dealer and chaps man, July 24, 27, and Augus t 23, a t f our , at the King ' s Head, parish of St. Peter of Mancroft, Attornles Messrs. Simpson and Beckham, Norwi c h ; or Messrs. Wincius, Son, and Holloway, Chanecry-las i; London. Esskiel Egerton, of Duvall-lane, Hu/lowan Middlesex, Turkey. merZbant, July 17, 22, and August 25. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Millward, No. 2, Siz e -l a n e , 1,0:140. Hernsanus Vas, and Jan Christian' Sewn, of New-eoart, Crut. end Friars, l or.doti, merchants :mil partners, July 17, 28, a l l August d 3, at one, a t Guildhall. Attornies, Mom. Wiesen, I.e Blanc, and Shame. 'Tudor -street , Blackfriars. Thomas Blakey an:l John Blakey, et Liverpool, merchants, dealers, chapmen,.and copartners. July 26, 27, aid August 25, at eleven, a; thi.- Globa Tavern. Liverpool. Attoruies Messrs. Grife.h and Ninde Fenwldt-stre e t. Liv e rp oo l ; or Ar. Win dle, John-street, B . :Ilford-row, London. Luke Briggs. of London-Read, St. Geo 's-Fields.Seyymoibeos talker, and or Contain Limn, a, esaap-Tticturer, dealer and c!laptuan, July 21. 31, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Messrs. Pitches and Sampson, Swiddn's lane London. Willta;n Watson the elder, and William Watson tho younger, of Warenliouse,and of Alntrick, Northumberland, translators, common brewers and copartners, dealers and chapmen, August 10, 11, and 4.3, at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn, Belford, Not. thumberland. Attorney, Mr John Lambert, Anwick ; or Mr. FL-iney, Chancery-lane, London. John Newcombe, Exeter, victualler, spirit-seller, dealer and chapmai, July is, August 4, and 22, at two, at the Globe Ta. vern, Exeter. Attoruies, Messrs. Williaats at.d Davie, No. W, Prince's-street, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Wm. Bowring, Exeter. William Warwick, of Red Lion-s•reet, Clcrkenwell, Middlesex, jeweller, dealt r and elliyatan, - July 17, 21, and August 2.1' at ten, at Guildhall. Atturt.ey, Mr. George Atkinson, atte st rent, Falcon-square. WI lima Bunser, itiehard Newcomb, and John Sisson, of Can no 'affect, l.oudor , silk-hat manufacturers, partners, dealers and chapmen, July 17, 24, at eleven, and August 45, at ten, • at Guildhall. ' Attorney, Mr. Swann, New Basingballatreet. William Burhidge, of Cannon -street, Loodun, umbrella and pa. ravel manufacturer, dealer and chapman, July 17, 24, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Atiornie., Meisrs. Chapman areritevens, St. heLldred's-court, Posiltry. Galati .1 Gregory White, of Bridle...lane, Winston, kllddiesez, and of Culton, Kern, coalefactur,_llnse-merchant, brick-maker. dealer and chapnian, July 17, 21,.and August 2S, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Keatsley and Spurr, No. 116, Bishorgate-street Within. Edua d Jukes, lute of Gospart, Hampshire, merchant, dealer and chapnlan, July 17,24, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Michael's-alley, Coruhill. Richard Legg, late of Cornweirs-fields, St. George in the East, Middlesex, (now a prisoner in Newgate) dealer in coals, July 21, at one, 24, and AuguA 25, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Ret ks, ‘Vellclose-square, London. Rrnjanrin Benjamin, late of Chatham, Kent, .(ow a prisoner in the King's Bench) glass and china man, defier and charnan, July 17, 31, at eleven, an4August 25, at ten, at GlaildhalL tornies, Meows. Uoward and Abralranas Jevrry-street, Aldgate. Jan Peters, of Poitsinouth, merchant, dealer and chapman_ „ July 21, August 4, and ‘25, at one, at Guildhall. Attendee, Messrs. Annesley and Bennett, Angel-court, Throgntorton-street. DIVIDENDS. William Verret!, late of Dikfield, Sussex, grocer, August 2, ag ten, at Guildhall.--John Mason, of Bradford, Wiltshire, linen.. draper, Sept. 6, at one, at the Christopher Inn, Bath.—William Parstai. Meeker, of Basinglial-street, London, merchant, Au gust 4, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Joseph Evan, oeßood-lane Lon don, glasstwan, August at twelve, at Guildhall.—John Parkes, of Broad-street; Horsley-Down, Surrey, wine merchant Au gust 4, at eleven, at Guildhall.—George Smallwood, of merchant, Barbican, London, brass and Staffordsia:re warehou:eman, August 4, at t welve, at Ouilkihall.—Francis Oakley. of Hereford, woo repkr, July 14. at one, at Giiildhall.—lsaac Cole, late ul Marnhull, Dorsctsbire, woolstapler, August 1, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury.—'Tomas Fraser, of Well-greet, St. Mary-la-hanne, Middlesex, coach spring manufacturer, July 31, at ten, at Goildhalt—Edwird Routledge, the elder, and Edward Routledge, the younger, both of Barrockside, Cumberland, dro. von and copartners in cattle., August 4, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carilalu—William Guertin!, of Manchester, susue•mason, At.gu.t 6, at eleven, a: the Dog Tavern, 'Manchester.—James D'Allow, of Newport, Isle of W:ght, mercer, August 14, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport.—John Wil tans Sherwood, of New gate-street, I.9ndon, cheesemonger, July 17, at eleven, at Guild halL—Ann Devenish and Henry Newport, of Villiars-street, Strand, Middlesex, upholsterers, August 18, at twelve, at Guild. bath—William Busby and Isaac Hill, of the Strand, Middlesex, hatters, August 4, it twelve, at Guildhall.—John Gould, 1 -rte of Harrington, Worcestershire, paper manufacturer, August V, at eleven, at the Hop-Pole Inn, Worcester.—. 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Moored. Tut AT Los of the UNITID KINGDOM, I Is. half bound. --- A s great number of persons ere rendered very un happy by Spasms, Wind In the S:oniach, Obstructions in the Novels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomitings, and Bilious Complaints, Head Achs, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Nervous Divorders, Ginn, &e. we are auth*ised to say, that STLEDIMANNP Piu.s'are in most cases an ex c:iloot remedy for the to Complaints; and esottiatty reeoniMended during the time of Sea Bathing, and driukrag the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those baiting warm Cl:mates,--Prepared by Thorny; Sum strut, jun. Drugtist, Tottenham High Ctoss, Middlesex, by liiritie . ot I% , ignment from 11. and J.* tieswick, vole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Socediman ; and ate sold by , Sh.iw and Liw art i s, No. 88, St. Paul's. Church Yard ; and Bacon \ and Co. Nov ISO, OATord.ottreet, in. Boxes at . 2s. 4s. Gd. IN. 6J. and'ate guinea; and may be had of the principal venders of me dicines in'town and country. _ - DIXON'S CELEIIitATED ANTIBII.IOIIB PILLS . THESE PILLS have long' obtained a just cele. • 'brio/ in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mn Diann, 01 1` 9 thtrary, and from their great same in many obsti nate Bi lious Disorders our tiumeronell4Wo" of distinction a n d ot h ers , rartkularly the i Duke of Redford, hit George Warren, Sir Gre gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Sae and :see, tlieViscoun IL" B dkeirTi stc. &c. he was persuaded to offer thern to the publi•!, und,r the approbation and sanction of their name. " Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wale‘, Feb. 24, 1803 " Captain L.loyd . presents his cotripliments to Mt Dixon: al -4116.3th "t personally•actprainted with him, wenid take it as a faysor, if he would send rain font or five boxes of his Pills as soon its he possibly earl. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always"used the Medi cine, is now prepant„and very. unwell ; for the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and a:1 his family, Captain I.ltryd reds it his daty to recommend the Pills Wherever he goes; he really dial's., If Mr. Dixon would appoint some sons u venders hi. this county, it would be a benefit to the ceenunity." The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring Fite tune or the stomach, for curing indigestion, tqr preventing crudities, and their consequent disagrveable eructations and flArlit enci,.. They prevent habitual and twnporary costiveness, sick bead-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, and a delYiitAtc,l stomach, whether arising front the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale anti retail, at Mr. Bu t l er ' s , N o . 4 , Ch eanside, corner of Paternoster Tow ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and lilts tow hittaland and Ilayilon, Plymouth; New'• qty and Soo. Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hull ; most medicio cienden, Augi s ist 11,at (Waif Guild- ri r o e 3 ;;;;:, il ar Mr . Butler's , No. 4, Cheanside, ,„ „ 8 .„ L „ „„.„ „. v . ‘,., k,rartary, a arcs, anti """ w " . '"'"ru'll 4 MIMIC' of Chatham, Kent,tailor and draper, r eor w ne i r ti nf ox l;a:t rici tTrn ' a o t " : , ;e ' r ' i ranee for advice and rue 4 icmes, whe n the same will be given or bat West, of Somers-place . East.. sr. rancrall.illhadbeca . &t4trr and I C°. Edm , httrgh and Clu j part of the Dwelling.house and Stables, belongin to the Farm in sent to any part of the . k ing d om . o e f uure that secrecy so es- plasterer, August 7, at eleven ! at Guddhall.—Robert Earbridge, his Isms until t 811, for'disposing of his pre- lymouta ; New •cry and Soo, Dublin ; Peck and 'lur Y n t e .) r n , ' Fliill ; avld most country inedicia" sett Year's C7ors..—Ftirrlier particulars may be had of Mr. Allin ser. al to u. 15 undiFrl.qhing, the postage o f ten may be added to of Paragon-place, Kent Road, Surrey e ttenber merchant, August the account for medicineq. . • at one at Guildhall.—Denis Mahony, of Tottenham:noire-nag, 'itudns ill bottles ; . .t 2s. Dd , and tis a each. f Far He Ired or Mr . Ward of Faringdon • • usher • • a Mop of Mop custait and Co. Surgeone, N 0.107, Hatton-Gardeti. Mideast., victualler, Augutt 11, at deten t e 011114./0. the Ilstate, and of the•aevetral A-mta maybe wen. • IALL MALL. 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