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INIMMI11.1111 111 .11•11. 1 11MMONNOMPINIIIIMINION, . ' , . 44 - - ,sg- AN T , --, - .., . - .% :„. -...:• 4 . ,Ai k t , , 4. Z A - • f ir - r..:3 it—e:, . . 7 .. 11 ,- 1:17_::: L . 5.,...„, t . 11 . it 4 k r . ~, .4 lb., 4' ...1k Ir: .._ _• . _ 1 ~_, otif. ti. ,4,.., „sc.,- .,Jad•BF .- . WEDNESDAY, MARCH ; 1803. itt'i!luit 4433 3 PRICE SIX-PENCL THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. SOCIETY for Stmerfeding the NECESSITY of CLIMBING BOYS, by Encouraging a New Method of SWF.Y.PING CHINIF I ES, and for impr o ving the Condition of CHIL DREN and others employed by CHI VINfiY SWEEPERS. London Coffee-houfe. Feb. 25,1803. AT a GENERAL MEETING of this ti'ciety, The Hon. and Right Rev. the Bilop of DURHAM • TOMORROW EVENING, March 3, 1803, will be prefented the New Comic Opera of FAMILY QUARRELS. To which will be added the Farce of THE JEW AND THE. DOCTOR. On Saturday will be produced, (for the NH! time) a New Comedy, in five Alts, _ called John Bull; or. An Englifhman's .ie-Slde. To which will be added Two Strinr en your Bow. No. 44, ST. JANIES'S•STRCEI', And N 0.549, OXFORD-STREET, oppollo. Bond.ftreet. HOIDGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, refpeeifully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that Tickets and Shares of the prefent Grand State Lottery are on fele at their Licenfed Offices, in great variety, and at the lowett prices. In the late Lotteries, the following Capital Prizes were fold, fharcd, and regiflered at the above Offices, viz. No. 29,467 a Prize of 20,000 No. 2,6112 a Prize of 10400 53,7 0 5 • 2 0 , 000 3 0 ,333 - 5,000 52460 - 20,000 28,898 - 5400 $4,7117 • 204:00 0,060 - 5, 0 0 0 7,2 12 10,000 36,030 - 5,000 N.B.This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of next Month, and contains 4 Prizes of 20,0001.3 of $0,0001.3 of 50201. j of wool. 5 of mood. and arbor Prises amounting to 392,0001. THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR aos, • Begins Drawing the 4th of April ao3. THE TICKETS are fold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-. TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE, auxlCo. Stock-brokers, at their STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no where elk on their Account. The Scheme con fi fts f four Prizes of 20,0001. three of so,rool. three of soccl. and others from wool. down to 201. to the amount of 392,0001. •„,. Country Orders, accompanied with fhort-dated Bills on London, Poll-Office Orders, or Cafh, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, pane/raw attended to; and Correrponslents may depend on being 'stated czaetly on the fame Terms as if per &natty Fete:a. All Shares fold at this Office will be (tamped agreeable to Aa of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it, HAZARD and Co.'s 1. Orrice. . Letters, port paid, duly anftecred, and Schemes grads. ", WONDERFUL INDUCEMENT In the Grand Lottery which begins Drawing on Monday, the 4th April, 403. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Vain& 4 of L. 20 „coo is L. so ~.0 10 ,0.0 30,000 3 ,000 15,000 2,000 6,000 1,000 5, 000 100 3 . 000 50 3, 000 20 •" 2500500 SO 60 72,500 44,000 Ticket, L• 392400 AT HO RNSBY and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers at their Old Eltabliihed State Lottery Mike, No. z 6, CORNHILL, oppolite the Royal Exchange, London, like wife In every Town in the Kingdom, appointed by Govern ment Authority. Chita, Societies, and Individual Pureluders, arc refpedtfully acquainted that the Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eight*, and Sixteenths, are in very great demand, and win rife before the Drawinteennreenees—Hornthy and Co. therefore requcit their Friends not to delay Purchafing.—The Tickets and Shares arc now felling on the loweft pollibic Terms, 'ache Money for the Prizes paid on demand, whether a aoL or a zo,ocal.---The Capi tal Prizes are not fixed to be drawn on any particular Day, but are dctatr.inable as Chance may direEL—The loweft Prize is col. which all Claes o' Adventurers approve of. Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach or Carrier, executed preach , on the fame terms as if prefe c t. Bank, India, and South Sea Starks, with their feveral An nuities, and all kinds of CkwernmentSecurities, bought and fold by Commilfion. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A - , LL Perfons in the PofrelEon of Incomes,ariling from Freehold, Copyholet, or Leafehoid Mates, in Land or Houfos, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set t' ernems„ Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church livings, or any other certain Ineotne for Life, may be (applied s7ttis temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying Annuity intend far the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their ht Ira, may be, acobanasodated on their perfonal (molt( and in tor %Rance where the tingle fecurity of an individual may be dcemedinfufficieut, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the payment of the intereft, will remove the objetttioa; and in all cafes, privilege wilt be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option,—Perfousi application will be re. mired every day tin four o'clock, and Letters from Conrfpon sients i n town and country, (polt paid) will be immediately am. fwercd, addreffed to the Diredor of the Knightibridge Bank,at kis town -hoof; No. 3, lower John-ftrect. Golden-fquare. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS. Per taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wipe, and other Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, ate. and for Many other Ulm, as a Sub Mute for Lemons. Price is. the Box. HAVING received numerous complaints that competitions fold under the dtic of SALT Of LEMONS are not only Meatus', but that they born and ddtroy the Linen, I think It necegary to Inform the Public, that MT Taut ESAHITIAL SALT OW Labf0)1111. only to be bad, whole:Lk SOS WWI. at my fbop in CockfpurAreet, aod that none is to be erodes* upon u mine but what has my (i g niter...a the bonne °finch But, and on the cute& of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly afeful to Laths* in waffling their babas, as it laftanly takes out the Rains of trait, mioureel gloves, Ste. and is much mare agreeable to u fe than Lemon itfelL At the fame place may be bad, SATt.t•5 Scowcizio Dears, for taking Grade out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, &c. DR. NOR R IS% APOLOGY and final Addrefs to the Public; with an Allotment of Cafes, Girded frost a long catalogue of Cores, performed felely by his ran bused Drops, may be had gratis, at his hoof, sg, Lower hook Itreet,lrefvener-fquare. Their who arc unacquainted with the Incomparable virtues of this Medicine, are fly segodted to palace the above Pamphlet, which was the amid endows refill of a long, fedulous, and foceefslui pradice.-rEsm me the only ten. of truth, hascßablithed toe more than half aet;tory the luperior cudience of thefe Drops In the cure or every fpecks of Fevers but efpecially in that moll &Me nu it the putrid kind, called the Yellow Fever, In fatal in het climates, sly In &Mamas, diforder' of the Roma& and bowels, Lam, impurities of the blond, adds, inveterate embe, dus enatiffne, goody propcohons,dc. In the decay anadifemaierts ot advanced life, they Rand unrivaled In their cordial and vivi fying effeete—The funny bottle, US. Is only to be had at the Doctor's knife, wither all orders for exportation pre executed hmaikr fixes axe fold wboldsie and retail by Jebealt and Co. N... 130,0aford arks ; and retail, by all Vend= of Medicines. N. B. In cookquence of a new arrangement, a Certificate ward In future he attached to each battle, Ggaed by t h e foie let aviators. Those Ode and Charlotte Mama RAS? INDIA HOUSE, Fekvary 3, j!O3. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY el MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, lewdly to the EAST INDIES, do kray give wake, That they will k ready to receive proggrah in anriting at any time to or before Wednriday the 9th of March nr.rt,frent flab nr.j . n, 'rho insyk willing told *a feight good Copper-hottoved Shigr,of the Inatbfn eyries. 500 to 600 torte, kidder', areaferement , for the /'aid Coorgaajt feroice,lorix voyager tattier ; the Tendert, with thy wwde " Ship Trader on the rover to freerally fowled up, and !ft with th e Secretary, at or hefire ; be wive o deci at wan, en tit faid9tb 4' March, kyoui which hoar sot arty tender will he received. WILLIAM RA MSAT, Secretary. Copy of tbo Terms and Cawlitioar ore which :441,d sbep, Jill bogaged is the Caaparry's limier, say k had in agglicatioa to Mr. yawl Cogran,Ciere to te Contraittne of Shipping, ON or after Wed aefday the 9th inflame. ARMY. rro BE DISPOSED OF, A CORNETCY, in - 1 . a very old and molt refpcdable Regiment of Cavalry on the Britilh ERablifhment, free from reduetion or other con tingency, and one of the very belt purchafes in the ferviee, with peculiar advantage.—Letters addrt 'Ted to A. B at Mr. Jones's, No. 5, Gioncefter4treet, Queen-fquare, will be immediately attcadpd to. BIRMINGHAM, SNOW-HILL, N 0.38, Feb. z 3,1803. WTASDELL and STANDLEY refpeafully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they have commenced the Bufinefs of LOCKSMITHS, AELL-HANGERS, Sec. Sce. in all their various Branches, and hope to merit their Favours by the ftridelt Attention and Punduality In executing any Orders they may receive. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, bred to bulinefs, and who is entitled to a confiderable part of the Lands. called Newton's Town, Tangier Harbour, and in Cheiter, both lying very near Halifax, Nova Scotia, wiibea to procure a btaation in force Mercantile Houfe in Halifax, and to engage with lonic Peon. by whole affiftance the laid Lant's might be tendered produCtive to the mutual advantage of both parties. A line addrcired to Mr. Phillips Newton, John Ville Gowan, Ireland, will be duly attended to. WANT Places in a fmall regular Family in the Country, a Man and his Wife ; tic Man as Coach man, the Woman as Lady's Maid, or upper Maid under- Rands getting up Fine Linen remarkably well; a very ...dive Servant, can be well recommended fn.m the Family they have left a few Days only; have lived many years in refpeetable Families ; can bear confinement ; and have no follower. what ever. Security for integrity, if required. Letters (Polk Paid) direeled for W. V. No. 5, James.itreet, Lower Brooke-ft:at, Orofvenor-fquare, will be immediately attended to. ANOTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF THE BALM OF MECCA.—.Price only as. 9d. WILLIAM STOKOE, Efq. Chief Officer of the PITT Eaft-Indlanutn, by a refidenee in the daft- Indies, and the feveritka of the Company's Naval Service, in which be bad been engaged more than twenty years, was re duced to a Rate of debility and general relaxation of the fy (tent, wbkh cannot be deferibml The BALM of MCCCA has re- Bored him to a better Rate of health than he ever before en joyed. The Balm of Mecca Is prepared renuine only by Meffra. Ball and Co. furgeoos, No. as, Baoptue.ftreet; and by their appointment fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Withers, No. zap, Strand, 7th door from Temple-Bar ; and retail by all ferpeEta ble Venders in Tarn and Country. prim 21. 9d. per packet. A CAPITAL BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF. TO BE LET, for the remainder of a Term of fourteen years, ten whereof arc unexpired, all that capi tal BREW-HOUSE, MILL, and DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Stable, Out-houfei, and Gardens; together with a Field of about Nine Acres, fituate at Radipole, in the County of Meet, about two miles diftant from Weymouth, and from which place ail Goods may be conveyed eslilyfiy . Water in a Lighter, which the taker may be accommodated with. The above Prentifee are in excellent condition, having been fitted up at the commencement of the Leak, at a great extra ; and all the Tuns anal Calks, made of the heft materials, are jolt now feafoned, which, with the Utenfils in Trade, and Stock of Prime Old Beer, will be difpried of to the Perko who takes the Preniks, where the Bufinefs may be immediately carried on to a very great extent. The Water is particularly fine for Brewing, and a eonftant (apply for the Mill. Particulars may be known oe application to Mr. Jokph Hanford, Weymouth. STOKESLEY, YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Melt JAGIIES. I (Tn be peremptorily fold) by Order of Vie Truftem of James BristiDow Flacon, Fig. at Garraway's Coree.houfe, Changes a&y, I:onsion, on Monday, the alith of March, at Twelve, In Twelve Lots, VALUABLE, and very improvable FREE HOI.D ESTATES, eat:fitting of the Manor and Dement of Bafedale Abbey, adjoining Stokelley • compriling a Farm of tqs Ames.with an excellent hook and building, together with St okelley and Bafedale Moors, containing upwards of sow acres, of which Soo acres are It for immediate cultivation, re. puted to afford the molt abundant freak fltootiog of any in the North, and a great plenty of other game, and a coal mine, fup paftd very confide:able, at a (man diftance from the navigable river Tees, sear ka influx to the Oman. Alto nay acres of rich Meadow, with the Three Tuns Pitbne-honfe,and another Houk, in the town of Stokeiley ; and a Farm at Nunthorpc, within three miles at Cleveland Port. containing :59 term, with a Farm-boufe and buildings, and three Cottages. • bitr.Tayierfon, of Stokelley, will thew the Eftates.and printet park-1,4h may be had of him. Mr. Powell, and - the Black Swan, Stokef/ey; at the Golden Lion, Nortkallerton ; the Tavern, In York ; Nadia l.ondon, of Mr. Mooney, in Wood. Reset, Cheaplide; at oer:sway's ; and of Mars. Jacques, Land Surveyors, lianoa-garde. NOBLE MANSION, and EXTENSIVE LANDED PRO• PiRTY. ICELAND. TO BE SOLD.-41y Mee,. JA(WES, Together, or in Lots, 'FIIE VALUABLE ESTATES in FEE, of the Right Honourable Lord Vifroont Preßon, compre hending the noble Manton of Ardisllah, in the County of Eaft Mouth, with the beautiful Park, Pkultations,and well-timbered Dumefne, containing 100 Plantation Acres of Land, chiefly in hand, molt delightfully Instate an the River Boyne, by which it Is bounded on the Balt and South, and on the We* and North by a brook, and the road from Trim to Mayan. Alfa the definable Mites in the fold Online y, containing upwards of gscin Acre of land, with fuitibie Buildings, Mitts. and Duralling-bottles, in Navan, and the adjoining Townigps, let mck py annum, for Mort terms and on old lives, which as they fall in molt increafe to an imolai& amount. And the improvable and valuable kkates in the County of Lowth, con taining asgo Acres of Land and Dwellings, in the Port and Town of Nsiiny, Barenttown, and other adjoining Townihips, he at 1360. per annum, moitly on old livcs. which as the leaks fall la will be molt eanfiderably augmented. The tenantry Is very vidpeekabb, and the nets molt pundtually paid ; there la the Brown prohahitity of Coals and Minerals on various parts. and the purity is altogether molt improvable and . . iardevista will be fsittbwith publillied, and will be for. warded, Ivan appliceion to Mare. Jaques, Land Sermon, !dattasa-Gracka, Louisa. in the Chair Refolvcd unanimouily, That her Royal Meiners the Duchrfs of Gloucciter be requrited to be the Part-one(' of this Soci ty, and that the Chairman do fignify fuck requeß to her Royal Hlahnsfs. iefolved unambnoufly. That the Hon. and Right Rev. Shute, Billion of Durham, be Prelident of this Society. Refolved unanimoufly, That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen 5e Vice•Prefideuta of this Society:— Duke of Redford Wm. Wiltxrforee, Efq. M. P. Duke of Northuntbcrland Henry -Thornton, Erg. M. P. EarlGrofrenor Wm. Morton Pitt, Efq. M. P. Lord Somerville John Julius Angerftein, Efq. Sir Ch. Bunbury, Bart. M.P. Thorrias Bernard, Efq. - Sir Fran. Baring, Bart. M. P. Patrick Colquhoun, Efq. Refolved unanimoully, That the following Grrtlemen be s Committee for managing the Affairs of this Society : Hon. Richard Bagot Thompfon lionar, Erg. Robert Barclay, ill. T. fintiarjun. Efq. ' Thomas Baring, Ffq. T. H. Broadhead, Efq. Thomaa Everett, Egq. M. P. Gabriel Holt, El . q. Edward Forger, Efq. George Jdfrry, Efq. E. Forger, jwi,Efq. Hon. and Rev. Edward Legge B. M. For, Efq. ' S. LuOlington, FN. W. Fry, Efq. J. M. Marriott, Efq. Sir R. Gaston, Bart. M. P . . Pearkes, Efq. r Gabriel Gillett, Erg. Dr. Ma% lamas Row Croft, Efq. Al derman Jolcph Haidesilk, Ef¢ Richard Stainforth, Efq. Dr. Hawes IA Thomas 'arre, Efq.. _ _ Mich el Heathcote, Erg. William Vaughan, Efq. Refolved unanirnouLly, That Wm. Tooke, hfq. be 'lrearurer of this Society. Refolved unanimortfly, That Jas. H:bdin, Efq. be Secretary to this Society. Bereaved unstiimoufly, That a Sum, not exceeding tocl. be paid out of the Fends of the S iety to the Teri it or Perrone who thallium* a praAlcahle avlthni, whereby, in th, opinion of the Committee of t is Society. Chimmes o; ozery Conftruc tion may he effeElually De:eared at • moderate Expense, not exceeding the Expence at prelmt incurred by the Puldie, and with equal convenience; the rum of tool. pie; giereof, to be paid after fix months experience, and the remaining 1031. after IS months experience of its PraOcatribty, Convenience, and Cheapttcfs. Refolved unanidloufly, That a fum, not exceeding tool be paid to any Perron or Perron* who that! devife and (urge*, to the fatisfaCtion of the Committee of this Soekty, a method (in cafe an effeetual and general one (hold he food lnertiEticabhl which *tall, at a moderate :pence, not exceeding what is at prefent incurred, effedually cleanfe a confider - able proportion of the Chimnles in the Metropolis, Its a, to eliininifts the num ber of Climbing Boys to one bell or more; one half to be paid after fit months experience,and the remainder after t 8 months experience of its Practicability, Convenience, and Ch , apnefs. Refolved, That the Thanks of :as Meeting be given to the Bilbdp of Durham, for bi 3 attention to the B uds of theDayt. By Order of the Chairman, JAMES HMIDI6I, Secretary. SUBSCRIPTIONS received once the laft Adwertifernent F. Dixon - J.t t o Bryan Bursa 3 C.t 6 • Wm. Hall - 2 2 0 John Barges t 1 0 kob. Maddox . s 2 o Dr. Glare' t t 0 M. Howard - s 2 o A. W. - - 1 1 o A. Hammond 1 x o W. M.Pitt.Efq.M.P.s s o Bceve - s 5 0 J. B. Nichols - t t 0 J. Traven - y o o Sir Wadfworth Bulk t t 0 John Tennant a a o Lady unknown s 2 o M. M. - t x o - t It 6 H. R. 11. Fuller Mr. Sundrees M. B. - M. N. i I 0 Lord 'Mary 2 2 0 M. C. - 3 3 o Bat). Blake • I 1 o Mrs. Wedell 3 3 0 Mita ILawrtnce .5 0 0 •1 1 0 I 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 John Chatfield t 1 o Eton College - s s o Lady Rawlinton s s o Mrs. Mertens I I 0 J. N. and B. Peark 3 5 0 Lord W.Rougbby de Tho. kaikes 3 5 o Broke a S Anonymous - 5 ci o— Buller, Efq. to 0 0 J. P. • - 2s 0 Win. Hollingfworth t 1 0 Subicriptions continue to be received by Maks. namrner• Der. Pall-Mall ; Mc a. Hoare', Flat-greet ; Mars. Down and Co. BaIthOIOUICW-13111; Mars. Newoham, Everett, sad Co. Mancion-lsouksitrect ; Mars. Tbs. COillttl, and Co. strand, Bankers; Wm. *rooke, Efq. No. to, Gray's han4quare ; and by Mr• Hebd in ,N o. 41, 1;4 mard•l: , vtdi-rquan , • whom all plans and coinnimications on thl. fulijed. a, e to be stinted. CRITICAL kIiVIEW. MR. SAMUEL HAMILTON begs leave to inform the Public, that, noted/Mending the lob he has fultained by the tremendous fire,which deftroyed the whole of his premifes, on %%Woodsy ight the ad initant, the CRITICAL Review Will continue to be pubiillied with its /IC- cuttomed regularity on the firft day of every fucceeding month. He feels much pkafure in being able to Inform Ins literary Cot rerpmdents' that almult all the =antenna intended for the eau ng or future numbers have efcaped the taws, from having fortunately been at the time of the lire in the Editor's poffefforL A continuance of that patronage, both of literary charade's and of the public, which has enabled Mr. Hamilton to prefent a monthly epitome of univerfal learning, equally, as be eluiradtaifed Ly a dignified Impartiality and an elaborate re ' feuds, is requeited by him. He Is obliged to feveral learned gentlemen who have lately complimented him upon the un rivalled attention paid in the CRITICAL Review, to the litera ture of the Continent, and the fulleitude rnanireited to obtain and diffufe an early acquaintance with every work of import ance. In whatever country publillied. It has been, and (hall continue to be, hie objca to relent a national work, not un worthy of the nation in which it appears: and while he is de- Manned that the lois he bat Whined mall, in nen-foes% relax MI own exertions, he relies on the well-known liberality of his countryman, that it will rather augment than diminim the fup pure he has hitherto experienced, and which be is now proud to acknowledge •,• Communication. are requelled to be addreffed to Mr. 8. Hamilton, at Marrs. 0. and J. Robinfons, Paternoitcr-row. February It, tSoy. The CRITICAL REVIEW for FEBRUARY (which will •be pubbilsed on the IR of MARCH) will contain, among others, the following important and intereftlng Articles Anderfon's Account of the Expedition to Egypt.—lL Public Charsden-411. The Trident.--IV.Htiserden's Medical Coin. rnentariee.-- V. De Molvilles Annals of the French Revolution. —XL Forfter's Trannation of the Arabian Nigh's' Entertain. menta..—VlL Bell's Principles of Surgay.—Vlll. Barrow's FT fay on Edstation.—lX. Min's Dircourfes.—X. Mils Mac's Series of Plays, vol. 11.-OXI. A New Tenoned= of the Lyrics of Horace.—XlL Oa:diner's fiennons.—Xlll. Reny to Dr. LIITTIIOII% APOLOGY for differing with the MONTHLY and CRITICAL REVIEWS. MONTHLY CATALOGUE, ectinifilng of Criciftns on numerous Books and Pamphlets on ' the following Subjedia—iPourics--ideLicnou--Mroica ea ••EDOCATIO/IDRAIIANOTZLSPOurar—hitscsLLA. me, Re. Loudon : Piloted far S. HAMILTON, ralcon•eaurt. Meet area ; and fold by 0. end J. Robin:ao, No. ay, Paternolter row • by Rofs and Blackwood, Edinburgh; by Sea& and Iteld. Olafgow; by Angus and Say Aberdeen ; by H. Colbert,Capel- Brett, Dublin ; and by J. J. Oeykr and Co. Amftcrdanx—Of whom may be kod, •ftaw .ift". Seas of the New 4rreasasent, to 3d Yokota, or any el the preNding NIIIOIIIX9. roßsrrH ^ 1 TREES, OCTAVO EDITION. 'f his day wag pcHithed, A New Edition, with [3 fulling Plates. Price 12%. boord•, TREATISE on. the CULTURE :nd A NAGEMENC of FRUIT TP LES, in sul.iet a new Method of Pruning end Trainini is f.tily defcribttl. o c .•.‘h is added, a new and improved Edhion " un the DISEASE , i. DEfECT3, and INJUR II h E.nds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES; with an Account of a par. ticular Method of Cure." Publitlicd by order of Govti-mr,:nt. By WILLIAM TORSY E. A.S. and F.S. A. Gardener to his MaJefty at Renfincton end St. James's, Mem ber of the (Economical Society at St. Pett-fburgh, hr &e. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. RCe5, P2ll - 1%11./ftf Fr Jr, 1 T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Dcbrett, dilly. Lately was publ:o.ld, price Is. AGUIDE FROM PAIN to intlant Eire and Pedal Health, eel-filled by Fifty-eight defrerate Caf.s. by the tire of the GUETIONIAN MEDICINES, none of whom applied but at the hit refource; with °bravado/is on the good and bad effede of Mercury, and the belt means of' etreclually curing the Gout, itheuniatifm acc. with Cicero's Remarks on Tooth Drawing, and the Author's notes thereon. Like-wife Mr. o.'s ftatement of his Medical Predict, which unqueltionably proves the real cid.: bt Nervous and Bilious Complaints, and points out a radical cure for thole Attain, diforders. Alfa is added, a Review of the fait Medicine A. By BAkbitirr GUEST, Chitnift, Great Surrey-Erect. Sold by the Author, and all the Newfmen In town and country. This day veer( publithed, In Six Volumes °Olive, beautifully printed on fuperline per, and Hot-prefed, price 21. Sy in boards, 'T'HE MISCELLANEOUS WORItS 1 - of TOBIAS smoLuir, r, M.D. with Memoirs his Life and Writings. By ROBERT ANDERSON, M.D. The hilt Edition of this Book was publiilted in 1796 -t•lt is the moR complete Collettion of ball:4lCW' Mifceintemotts Works which have be= publithed. Containing —r. The Life of Mnollett.-4. The Adventures of Roderick Randonx.-3. *l'te A Iv, ntures of Peregrine Pickle. —4. The Adventures M Ferdinand Count Fatliven.-.1. An Aceomt of the Expedition sgaina Carthageua.-6. The Ad• ventures of Sir Launeelot Oreaves.-7. Travels through Franc* and Italy.-8. The Expedition of Husiptuy TN Adventures of an Atom. Printld for W. (bridge and Son; J. Cuthell; J. Walker; Lackington, Allan and Co.; and Mundell and Son, Lila burgh. EXPRESSLY FOR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES. GRAND and SMALL PIANO FORTES and BARREL ORGANS, manufactured of Todd Mated* upon an improved Plan, for Exportation, By CLEMENT! and Co. 26, Citeapida Upright Grand Piano Fort, 2, with additional Sep. 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'THESE Lozenges, fohighly and univerfl i z proved of, are a fate and effsdnal Itsenody Is Coughs, Hoarfenefs, Saunas of the Throat and Swat. and Aithmatic and Confumptive Complaints; If taken catty, they , • will present Difcafes of more fatal tendency; and Lavishers , ptcwwfby experience, to afford not only temporary relief, but alto a permanent Cure; in many inveterate Cafes, after other applications have failed. N. B. Be careful teak for Shwa', Parigerk Lammas tine • are many imitations and counterfeits. i Sold by F. Newbery, N.. os, St. Paul'. Chaecbiaet Wade, IE3, Old Boncl.ftreet ; leboolt and Co. 1.50. and j• ri& ding, 76, .Oxford-ftrect; Bayley and Co. Coskfpor-ft: est; J. • Ward, 324, Holborn; T.Tutt,Stoyal •Exchange • and W. asate. 269, Borough .—P rice is. t the B.z, duty acladed i bat cm taking Sx, the Stamps will be allowed. I Aro ' by Mr. Steers--Camoadle Drops is. 94,—C-irnao• Oil 2s 6d.....Qinpliersted Eye Water is. 14,1:—.Nitre Drops. I as. id. AXTHEN ProfeffiOnal Men of education and rr. • fponfibility deviate from the general fyttern by the fe tertian of a peculiar Branch, the fandioa of long continued fuccefs is the bolt criterion of fuperiorky. j Ten years have i devoted my predict. to the ezehliive treat ment of, THREE DISORDERS, and the fucatsfal Malt of my plan giwis me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the rivages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as so Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pra dice to reran badividin , eh from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, orthe equally dan. ,• gerous precipitancy of general Pftaitimers. • The THREE DISORDERS, to the catiteferbieh f have de. voted mattention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a noon or long dorstima-..idly, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits at Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mane age, and Lattly that de. rani/einem of the fm , in Women Which is called BARREN. • NES:: or STERIL. Numerous Wafts are the ref& W imitate or torte is the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and It net anfrequendy hap. pens that the Leda of Life are poifinied bythe indiferetinn of an uNuarded hour. By a Itiperior method fuck complaints an easily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that may preform to offer a radical re. ettablithment. Few, however, are the cafei of complicated dares In the &C order, compared with the eclanatous lituations of hien, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faihionable Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which is the unavoidable con requiting of (deb mealtime habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods sew his Whey, but wee. fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confoladort for him to know, that although it be ao (Mott adagio or sneer. nutty with elm Practitioners, the nemeted of tbefr DES. CI ENCIES by the gradual rough of reooradoo it the accent-. mew of my experience. If the rites of Baedais or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, meek anxiety will be prevented by ao early counteradioa of this languid Rate, and in chef* cafes no great diSculties will occur. But where this defideocy has far years milted, a proper Perfeverance is indifpodbly reqedne to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re.antasate the Conftitation. MARRihI) WOMEN, who have long been difarpointed In their &maintain of a Family, may be aniseed, that in molt inflames loch debits arc curable by Medical. kin. The SECRECY which is Co amnia to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have preferred to (tat:. form the ; Daft of my pretentious, and in colocidence with fugal this Weil awakes Is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted perfendly (or by letters lactating a trail note) at his bode, Nail% Ana. ddittree, Snead, near Temple-Bar. ' There is an additional entrance in Water.ftreet adjoining and the name is an both the doors. • 14411IRRE, Vlsabcr it the Royal Cane 4 Sorrow.