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:. 1~ 1 •4 1 • • / • ' . I"! . . it. ; .. • •. • . A. . --... A T, r r- . . :t ) • ..:• , • 7 , " • - . -.:.‘•• -. • r • - - Ir.- • ( .. t• . . ~.. :.,. ~„ ..... Pi k . ~ -,.. _ 4 i • .4' e . . :•' - •••'.' -'. • ... e...k: ~,,,.. , . . (.4 . •• . • ... \' •' I r i. i l !I . ~, 1 Ali a . - %., .• ' '......' i \ :,/ 44 4 . ' • 't.'. e, ft.;. , AA. :/ .' ' t ..I'''• ^ --:.:- r - ---- . • - . 4 , . 4 , , ri: . qik ir - _,,,.., .-. e"• l ' (\---:- •"k..._ i i(' t • t .. t', 2 " -. . •-",... i):741, 4 ~,t 1 11164 4.., !..1%4 4 , 9:1-74 _ ."t l 4- • • .'~ ~ ab..... Cti • 11-R 0 AL, DRURY-LANF- The PUBLIC are ososs respectfully informed, that this Theatre WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT EMBER 17, when their Majesties St rvan's will act the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ; Rolando, Mr. R lISSELL ; Count Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND; Ilalthazar, Mr. WROUGHT'ON ; Loved°, Mr. NIATHEW'S ; Campillo, Mr. MADDOCKS; 14ir. 1)E C. MP; Jaqqc z. Mr. PENLEY. Juliana, Miss DIINC.:SN ; Volante Miss MELLON ; Zamora, Miss EOYCE; Hostess, Mrs SPARKS, iks Act V. a Song by /Si!ss DUNCAN, (composed by Mr. K e lly.) a Iltece incidental to the bkce. To which will be adde.' the Mus.cal Entertaimkusat of KOSINA. atr. Mr. GIBtON ; Captain &hint, Mr.DIONUM ; William, Mrs. DA PONTE ; Rus:ic, Mr. MILLER ; Irishman. Mr. SNIETH. Rosins, Miss LYON; Dorcas, Mn. : PARKS ; Mrs. BLAND. Doses 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit L's. tid. Second Price 4. • Callcry vs Second Price is. Uppvr Gallery Is. Second Price od. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring s at the Box- Office, Russell-street. The doors to be opened at half past five, astd begin at half past six.—Nu Money to be returned. THEATRE ROYAI , DRORY-LAND, SE l'. 14, 1808. rOARL :,IAYAGEA'ENT. I - Tis deemed pr. per to a; pri se Pers.- ns Nvho wish to honour this 1 1t....;re with the offer of Dramatic Productions, or who are desiroas Protess'anal SA:laic:is, that tlisir aKti cation, are to I att , !r wir-c1 to C. AR tot 3We 1:1), I.sy. Secretary to . the Boar,' of N:a:•..g me r, at 11:.• said Cheery ; to whom at ..0 every apylication, i formation, 0. a I bu-in a wi.atev , r COSI- LeCte With tie u u Jertaking, are als , , to 1).• add els al, in order to their buturt the Board, whase Answ,:r wd. b pout:- wally r tor: d. P.: Tactsurcr. THEATRE ROYAI DRUk).LANE. FREE LbT. THE strict construction put upon the Lora Chan. cdk r's Order, as undentood by the :! rusher, and the many abrs which have taken place in rcarL et of the Free list, have ren.7...red it indispenoibly necessary that such Lilt sh..uld be wholly aboli-licd, except where the Privil , ge has, by the custom of the Theatre, as in the case of Authors, been coils: I. r e in::ttcr of *tight ; of !: tmavoidable decision th:s reset:caul notice is given. —By Order of the Board of Manajement, Sept. 14, in& R. i'F.AKE, Treasurer. Tfir.-PYRE ROY _A 1. , COI ENT-CARDEN. Ta-moalmw EVENINC SEPTEMBER 16, will be .1c,..d the Trnedy of IS A.BET.I.A ; Or, THE IA I AI. MARRIAGE. Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY ; tiron, Mr. KIX ni.r. ; La-on'% Son, Mig3 M. -- BRISTOW; - - - ------• Carlos, Mr. C. KEhllll E ' • ViHero?. :.Ir. BRUNI ON ; Maurice, Mr. JEFFRIF.s ; Egrrosnr, Mr. THOMPSoN ; Belford, Mr. CLAR EmoNre Officer, Mr., 3 . 1 KINS ;: San•son, Mr. F.'. ; Sancho, Mr. TRUNIAN. liabella, Mrs. SWDONS ; Nurse, Mrs. EMERY. To which added, a Musical Entertainment, coned TI - IE ESCAPi.S; Or, 'll-IE W.VI - . 7 .R CARRIER. Count Armand, M:. INCLEDON, ("Mtn, in • that ChuActcr, intrudure the Song of " The Thnr4," coorosed by Mr. Shield ;) Dank], Mr. Sli'l!ttON6 ; stinns, Mr. DAVENPORT; Alichelli, r Au - cF:rr ; Mr. 'TAYLOR. Consta::!ia, :Mrs/C. KENI.GLE; Angelina, Miss 1:01:16S ; 'Marcelina, Miss MARTYR. Places for the Foxes to be tab en of Mr. Braz:dou, at tht Eux- Office, in liar,. greet. The doer. to be opened at half-past five, and the Play begin at hall-past !;x. Menday the Play of Pizarro rr.brira. Mrs. Siaidons) ; with the N 'w4 Ce of the Porralt of Cervantes. On N\ ( 1 d11( sday the Conic Opera of the English Fleet in 1342 ; an,ll::tyrooLd :in.l Agnes On 0:n1.-y, King ilenry the Elglith; NTrs. Sit:dons. :: Eld'fiC:ount of the great e , :erflow front every part r.f the Th,u!re 4 ,pn the right of (Tvniug, Shakespeare . : Tragedy of blazt.::h will Le rcprat.ed on Itionday, September 26. Faun the gr. t.: and unprecedented applause P..stowed on the several Ile Et tcrtainments, they wilt be repeated this am! every I . .v.iturg.this Week. AsTi.Evs, 'WESTMINSTER BRIDGE: I.lnLr the Patt . o:7agt• of tl:.ir R Oyu! Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Lak• of Yerk. THIS EVENING, September 15, cri,lay IR, and Saturday 17, a new Ballet, called HARV. .T E principal Dancev, Mr. Crossman at•el Mra. Parker—. Song, called the Nlaid of Csanbourn alley, and the I, , pt lar of she's cif with Another, by •Mr. Johat• not —Tbe Gram! Naval and Military Spectacle called - THE SPANISH PATRIOTS; Or, .'e NATION IN ARMS. Extraorilivary Erteg:ian Exercises by the Double Comaany ; and the Extravaganza of the hunted Tailor. • To conelts!e vtith the favourite Comic Pantomime of TI - IE mAGrc PAC 01); Or, HARLEQU.". TRAVELS. Harlequin, Mr. Taylor ; Clown, Mr. 'Montgomery ; and Colum bine, Mrs. Parker. Doers to be opened at half past five, and be:;in at half past six. ....'l.llf price at Half-past Eight. No plat-s can he kept after Half-past Seven o'ClocL Nut, eat viv , re,scti val. re vita. To Le PROM:if:JR of I x..(;oltDON'b VLGLTAIILE BALSAMIC I'J LL,. (,zIR—I had for some time laboured under a Drop :deal complaint, attended with swelling of legs, a nervous depression of spirits, loss of appetite, cuti,..:ll, dif6colty of breathing, and an overflow of bile and phlegm , . ; rly bowels had been irregular, and often costive t . this complication of bympttor.s had rendered me ensue to perform my ministerial After an ineffectoll use of various other medicines, 1 Wo as restored tohealth 10 the course of a few weeks, by taking freely and regu larly the Vegetable ilalsainic Pills, generally taking 12 pills every day, four at three different times. I was under no restriction with respect to diet or exercise. I make this acknowledgment, that others simi:arly afflicted may Le enabled to derive a similarbene-. ft. I liave now a lox constantly in my possession, and take thein ticazionally wb, nmy s tomach and bowels require their aid. 1 ain, Sir, yours, respectfully, JOHN Minister of the Old A. 1, !res. Church, Dout;la-, Isle of Man. These Pills are recommended for every species of debility, local srgeneral, as the best medicine set discovered.-They are prepa red by an experienced regular surgeon, who may be consulted by a case lett at Li, w4rilmus e , I S, lirydges , street, Covent Garden ; where they are s.:ld in boxes at is. 6d. each, and by most respec table venders. Country' venders may be stipplied froa!bewarc- BARRACK OFFICE, SEPT. 9, 11108. CONDEMNED BARRACK S CORES. LINEN AND i'OOI,LEN RAGS. ALL Per , ons willing to Contract for the purchase of CONDEMNED LINEN and WOOLI,EN RAGS, front the 30th September, 1808, to 30th September, 1809, in the several districts throughout Great Britain, may see the .partl culars of Contract and List cf Districts, at the Barrack Office, Spring Gardens, or by enquiring of the seieral Barrack Masters throughout the same. Sealed Tenders to be delivered on or before twelve &dock on the 29th epteinber, directed to the Commissioners for the affars of Barracks, Spring Gardens, Lewdest, and Indorsed, " Tender for Condemned Barrack Storm" , UK "INGE Giqqc,E, ..14gg.t •29, FHE PRINCIP/li. OFFICERS of HIS Mil "-"" • 01:1)..V42V - CE, de her...!v give That Proposals will Ise received at their () et: in Nail-Mall, on or befort Priuiy the 16th of September next, from aueli Per sons as may be wilhog to und,rtalte the surply of POIt.A.CE. for edc Ordna..ce Horses stationed in the following Districo, viz. - . - :''nth Britain. South West, including Ports- Northern. n:outh, Isle of Wight, and Yorkahire. Christchurch. t astern, exclusive of Il'arle7. Western. Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, Sc its Dependencies ham• Weoloy sod Chatham. For 4 period of six Menthe, from the lit of October next. l'he Forage to tr.: furnished in rations, to consist as hereafter :nay from time to time be rquired, either of ' 1011 n. of Oats, or of 71hs. of Oats, 121bs. of Hay, 14 lbo. of Hay, amid and It lbs. of Straw, /3 lbs. of Stray,: And mast be delivered at the respective Stations at the expeller. of the Contractor, who is also to furrikh such Horses with Outs, .at Ribs. per Ration, as may be billeted within the Disuiet for whisk Is, contracts. The Proposals may be delivered separately, or jointly for eaeh District ;•aad it is espected that the Contractor *ball receive the Stable Dung that daring the period of his Contract may accumu late, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per week. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District ; and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall ■feresaid, any day be tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for the sup ply of Forage ;" but no Proposal can be adndtted after the said 16th day of September, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day neither will any 'Feeder be noticed, unless the party making it, or au agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, gvrefory. HEREFORDSHIRE. To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SQUIRT!, A: Garraway'i Coffee House, en Thursday the 13th day of Octobt-r, l bolt, At Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Valttllalt: FREEHOt e I) ESTATE, in • - the Co , ,rt Her:lard, comprising the Manor and it ny thy of IiANIP I'ON COUR' the AneienrMansion House, (re !.l. t. wit Ika , :c. mmtodation for a large Family,) with the Uffizi i, (~ardeni, i;rounds, Park, the HoMe Farm, Water Mit . Lake, •,:td :NI Ponds; Picturesque Cottages, Orwes, Woodi. old Plantations, F. , hly ornamented witit Timber chiefly Oak , c m i ,rising upwards of twelve hundred Statute Acres of vtr./ tie: rib's., Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Grourd and Wm. Land, ( tree ;) delightfully situate in a beautiful Country, are milts di,taat from the Borough of Leominster; nine from the Ci:y of Hereford; and 134 tram London. To he view, d by tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner, at the ti:eward's anise, in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin ted particulars may he Lad; also at the New Inn, at Hereford ; 'the iiop Pole Inn, WeIrCt•SiCT; at GniTntifdly ' S CMfer House; of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook street ; and of Mr. Ciarialp, No. ii, Pall-Mall, London, where a Plan of the Elute may be s SOMERSETS II IR E. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At tie Ccorgc Inn, Bridgwater, on Tuesday the 18th of October, 1803, in Lots (unless previously disposed of) AVERY valuable and connected FREEHOLD Etcl'ATE, situate at Berrow, In the County of Somerset, on the Bristol Channel (to which it adjoins upwards of two miles) nine miles from Axbridge, twenty from Wells and Glatonbury, twelve from Bridgwater, and twenty-seven from Bristol, com prising the extensive Manor of Berrow (coextensive with that Parish), a very considerable Salmon Fishery and Rabbit Warren, both of which also extend along the Bristol Channel the length above-mentioned, with the Rights, Royalties, and Immunities thereunto tvlonging. Also very ric h Dairy and Grazing Farms, Lands and Tenetnents, containing 1226 Acres statute mkat.sure or thereabouts (exclusive of the Fishery and Waireu ' which consist of 74 7 A c r es ) ; 767 Acres of the Farms and Londe arc let to very substantial Tenants for terms which r4ll expire at Lady-day next, and the remainder are held on Leases for lives, the Whole being of the estimated value of £2743 per annum clear of. Taxes ' To be viewed by applying to Richard Pollard, of Berrow ; or to Mr. John Board, of the same place, with whom a Map of the Estate may be seen. Printed Particulars may be had at the G eor ge T .n, Bridgwater ; the White" Hart, Glastonbury the Christopher, Wells; the King's Arms, Cross; Mr. Peter Fry, Compton House, Azbridge;.Mr. Ousels, Printer, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath; Mess* Truman, Printers, Exeter; Messrs. Brodic and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Al turs ..6,,. fl aytts and Ureaves, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; sail Messrs— I°lM and William Hollins. Kautalbrd. A Map of the Estate may also be seen, by applying to Mears. l)ennetts and Greaves, tit Messrs. J. and W. xfallins, ii, whom any further infugmation ybe bad. 'l'o COLLECTORS OF SEA WEEDS. ' 'lbis day was published, In Royal quarto, price 41. 13s in boards, Volume 1, containing 71 finely coloured specimens of Sea-weals, with descriptions in English and Latin, of F UCI, or Coloured Figures and Descriptions of' the Plants refermi by Botanists to the Geniis Focus. Py IJAWSON TUItNER, A.M. F.R.S. and A.S. &c &c. Landon: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, No. 61, Combat. N. B. No. 14, price 7.. 6d. being the 2d of volume ti, will be published October Ist, and the succeeclirg Numb T. monthly. lids day was published, price S s. VINDICAI'ION of .vangeliclil Preaching, i n L a Letter to a Barrister, occasionea by the Ist part of his Hiats to the Public and the I.egislature. With a Postscript, zantaluiug Strictures on the 2d Pan. By JOHN tiTYLF-S. . . . . London: Printed 'fur 'Williams and Smith, Stationer's Court. Of whom may be bed, lately Fublished, by the same Author, I. Au Essay on the charac er and influence of the Stage, tht .d edition ; with an Appellant, containing strictures on the An - mai Review, 12mo. Fria: :;14 6d. boards. t. Memoirs of the Life of David Brainerd, Missionary, 12mo. rice 4s. 3.A Sermon on the -Spirituality of the Mine Essence, Sao. ~ r ice is. . - 'lll6 day wf re published, t Part 1. to XV. of the Improved Editinn of the N'NCYCI.OI'EI)IA PER'rHENSIS ; or, Uni -1-4 versal Dictionary of Knowledge. Being on a more com weliensive plan, and incomparably cheaper than any. nndertaking if a similar nature; every part, at Bs. contains nearly as much letter.oress as others at 18s. 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Of whom may be had, the Eleven former Numbers of l itreiii . o Reports, price tis. each. ,r Alm, lately szblishe4, by the same. Author, in 'two Parts, Svc:. price 21. each, Notificationa, Orders, apd.lustractlans, r•lative to Prize Qithi-eta, during the present War. 'a rib OLD IRlnif BARON or, ny bliss ROUVraE. This day was publhhed, • In three volumes, lurso. price ss. boards, THE OLD IRISH BARONET ; or, The Man ners of my Country. By HENitirfTA ROUVIERE, Authoress of Lastinpen Abbey, Heirs of Vilkroy, Peep at our Aneestoos, &c. dec. Printed for Lase, Newman and Co. Mlnervl Office, Leader. hall.street ; and sold by Wry. Earle, Alhemarle.street ; C. Chap. pie, Pall-Mall; Wean sail Cumming, Dublin; and all Roca. dk.ts ; and to be bad at every Caresdatiog library in the Ring. dom. Ilk the press, and speeilly will be published, a New Novel, by Mrs. Lianwav, Anthem as of Elinor * or the World as it is; An dre* Stuart, or the Northern ) l ixideecr, fee. ecritled,kascon- AWL= Meer, a Devonshire Story, in Ave Voluizes. This day 'trete palliated, Fivandy printed in $ vols. foolscap iwo. price 12s. beards, POEMS by the Hon. Miss TitEFUSIS, .of 'r r. rusts, in Cornwall. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadeahall-.t,,... lu the Ittess, anti on the and* inst. will be poblubed, in 1 vol. Sao. price Cs. boards, MODERN MEDICINE, cori:aini.tg a brief expo sition of the Princl; les Discoveries , and Doctrines , that have occasioned th e remit ad vancement cf hl,:diral Philosophy; with Srrientres on the prebeut State of Medical Practice, and am P.sequirrhow far the priuciples of the healing art may become the subjects of unprofessional rcaearth. " Media quodammodo inter discussos santentins."—Catsas. By DAVID UWINS, M. D. Member of the College of Physi cian Cyclops s, and . ia. Apthor of the MediMedicalArticles in Dr. Gregor:lS .sd Printed for Samuel'ripper, THE N.). VY. - This day was published, In a clos e ly punted Volume, anbelli t a4 with-Views agree Vietswies, .ind a Chart, price is. StLlsFelti -, eoaMomaillip4s few copies taken an bur Paper,' price tos.'"ed. deism* hound), rir HE , BR rrzsH NEPTUNE, or a History of the • Rise Progress, and Triumphs of the BRITISH NAVY, from the time of ALFRED to the CLORIOUS VICTORY o f TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Notices of the successive improvements in Navigation, Ship-Building, and Naval Tactics. By WILLIAM BURNEY, L. L. D. Master of the Naval Academy at Gosport, &e. The National Importance of such a complete and compendious Work as the above-mentioned, will, at the present moment, be gauerally felt. The Editor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured throughout to inculcate a spirit of emulation, by means of which, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to imitate the brightest example recorded in our Annals; and he has also in every part studiously hleuded instruction a ith entertainment. - - -------- Printed for !tic a.s an Pit it Li rs No. 6, Bridge-s t re e t, Bl ac k.. friars ; and sold by a ll the Bookseleers at Portsmouth Plymouth , Chatham, Cork, Liv e rpool, H u ll, Greenock, Fal mouth, and other Sea Ports. Of whom may be lead, by the same Author, The NAVAL HEROF..S of GREAT BRITAIN, or Lives of distinguished Admirals and Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake to Lord Nelson, with 24 Portraits and ti Charts, price 7s. 6d. bound and letteted, or 10s. 6d. on tine Paper, elegantly bound. THE MONTHLY PRECEFFOR REVIVED, With Twelve Guineas worth of l'rizes per Month. On Saturday the Ist of October will be published, to be conti nued on the Ist day of every month, Illustrated by numerous Engravings, price One Shilling and Si:Pence, THE SCHOOL MAGAZINE; or, The. MONTIILY PRECEPTOR in every branch of know ledge; intended to form in itsprogress AN UNIVERLAL LI BRARY for the use of Young Persons of both Sexes, Every Number to be accompanied by Prize Exercises in Com position, and Questions in Mathematics, and the useful Sciences, with a view to stimulate the emulation of Young Persons, (whe ther publicly or privately educated) in every part of the Empire. The Prizes to consist of Guises, tescu re., MICIIOSCUPL% NIATHILNIATSCati, INSTRUMMINTS and VA LIJA OLE Bouxs. Conducted by* SOCIETY of CLERGYMEN. The utility of the Monthly Preceptor, when it was a few years since in course of publication, occasioned its temporary disconti, nuance to be the subject of regret in nauy hundred Saadi and PI/Wiles In which it had obtained circulation. The Conductors,' however, pledged themselves to revive it after a convenient lapse of time, and they now present them ' selves again to the Public with improved and matured plans, with the same publio.spirited intentions which before animated them and with die t 'vantages of their fann e r exper i ence . Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Libra ry, N 0.157, New Bond-street; sold by Cradock and Joy. Ave maria-lane, near St. Paul's ; by Martin Keene, Dublin ; by Walter Berry, Etlinburga ; and by all oth er Booksellers cud Stationers. N. B. As this will be one of the very beet books that can be read in schods by the senior Scholars Schoolmasters or Gover nesses who take upwards of twenty - five Copies, will be entitled to a copy gratis,.and to an allowance of twt my per cent: THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough -street. THE Autumnal COURSE of -LECTURES on Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, will be conuinaced un Saturday, the let of October, at Two o'Cluck, By Mr. BROOKES. Anatomical Conversations will beheld weekly, when the dif ferent subjects treated of will he discussed familiarly, trod& aiiirdinate views fordratdeti thew mule but Puplts eau.tutS4- 'flitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ♦entilated, and replete With every convenience, are open aU the morning, for the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Stodents; and denstinurate the various parts as they appear on Dissection. Pupils may be accommodated In the House. •.• Gentlemen established in practice, desirous of renewing their .knaturnical knowledge, may be accommodated with an apartment to Dissect In, pi Ivat•ly. CORPOLiTION (W THE AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR L:sURANCE UPON LIVES. SERJEAM S'-INN, FLEET-STREET. INSITFUTED BY CHARTER OF QUEEN ANNE, ANNO 1706. LTIS MAJESTY having b een grac i ous l y p l ease d , on the at th October last, to grant a new Charter for more geneally extending the benefits of this Corpor.rion, and carry. hog irtu effete improvements, grounded on the experience of more than a Century, she •Directors have the pleasure to inform the Public, that they are ready to admit Members from the age of Eight to Sixty-seven ' fur the various kind s o f Lif e I nsurance, whether for t h e wh o l e of Life; or for any term of years, or on Survivurshir, or on any other Contingency respecting Life. The AMIC.VLE SOCI k:TY having been originally instituted on a Principle which provides equal and mutual Benefit to the Families. Assigns, or others interested in the Lives insured; thus.: who become Members, however early the Life may hap pen to fall, are entitled, according to the Amount of their msurances, to participate alike in all its Advantages. The DIRECTORS hold a Court every Wednesday, for the Adinis,i.et of Members. Applications arc received at the Office between Nine and Two o'clock daily, Holidays excepted, By Orderof the Court of Direetots, JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. ARMY. ACAPTAIN in a Regiment of Dragoon Guards wishes to exchange to a R. gi.neut of Infantry at home; bas uo objection to a Garrison Battalion.-let.ers addressed (post pan!) to Mr. Walker, No. 24, }ice:Wilily, will be attended to.— Advatisournt will nut be repeated. • CHARTSRHOUSE-SQUARE. I 'o BE LET, or tibe Lease to be Soli; of an ele gala Vansily House of nine Rooms, and two Kitchens, held of the Charter-Hosise, for the term of thirteen years.—Enquire of A:, s.r4 e. S and 1. Poynter, Coleman-street. JES,Urrs DROPS. The onty Genuine, are those haying the names .f Snaw and ED WAI Ds , SUCCrIPSOrt to Joseph W1.531:1.15, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard," engraved on a Black Stamp. T HE many depredations made by malicious Me dicine Venders on the property of the Proprietors, compet them to give the above elution, again to inform the Public, that no one Bottle of Dr. WALL:ER . If JESUITS Duo's, willbe sent ont of their house, without a blick stamp affixed. Pet Dropsy, Stranguary, Meets, Weaknesses of the Kidnles, Uretrers, or Bladder, the Jesuits Drops are an absolute specific ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal lnfectioa they will infallibly accomplish a cure; should the disease be far ad vanced, it will be mcesary to take the specific Remaly with the Jesuits Drury; and from the first stage of infection to a con firmed Lars, the patient will find these two Medicincs a perfect antidote. Price 2s. nd. and may be had AS above. A NTI-IM YETI G ENES, For those deplorable, and laitturto Incurable Diseases, the King's Evil, Scrofula, Struma, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles, Le prosy, and all Disorders ork.inating in an Impure state of th* - Blood. T'HE ANTI-TMPETIGENES i s f oun d e d on ' a ebytnical and philosophical bases, warranted by the ripe- Hence of a series of years, sanctioned by " Cullen's Practka of Physic and Nosoiogy, ' and prepst-Kd by S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilead House, near Liverpool, Whopledges himself to the Public, that fig:Medicine is perfectly Innocent in ha nature, safe in Its applicadon a and-powerfully eff. enigma in every speck. of " Icopeno b vnes, or depraved habit, w i t h affections of the skin. '• It is of th e utmost importance to show &Mucci with any - of these direful diseases, to their friends and rer latives,aa wed as to the rising generation, that such hereditary complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood purided front every degree of miasma. The King's Evil, Strums or Scrofula, are hard. schirrous, and often indolent twnhura that affect the glands of the neck, under the chin, armpits, groin, hams, arms and wrists, and most cLat *pr piraced In the neck and beneath the ears. To remove ilietg' symptoms, the xlthole Maseru Mediu haa Leen tried, with very linlcituecess, anti the unhappy sufferer lef. to drag on a life of misery I Many are crawling along on crutches at this moment, whom the Antl.inmelgenes, would restore to heal* and vigour , if recourse was had to it. 'Me directions giv en with each bottle art plain, and its application is attended with link or no trouble. TbeAntislmpetigines la an alterative and purifier of rite blood, • its operation is gradual, gent, and almost imperceptible ; is the best substitute that bas ever brio discovered for that dapw ous Mineral Mercury; it swetens the blood and stimulates it to expel uozioua.and bnpure 'nice, giving strength and tone to the Germs, enlivening aue.'lligniati.tg t o.h body and mind.--Fur semiotic tmptions, dry- or e. leprosy, the Afit o lett- Fetishism certainly! c s a pre-eminence over all ocher inegolues, being 410 •Wedly adapted for the speedy removal of these emus- • plaints, and will not only dear the skit, but Deal all old sores aid ulcers of ever so longstaudttg. la disorders wfiere salvation Me repstmlly ailed , when no otter remedy could restore the unity tbuilbrer to that health he unfOrtunately Inn, the Anti-hnpetis gins will be found the prat and only restorer of health and v ;ruts Said in , every respectable Mectidne Vender in thn %Mid Kingdom • Vida Culletes Practice of Physic. ORDNANCE OFFICE, September 5, 1808 . THE PRIIVCIP.IL OFFICERS of HIS MAC JESTrs 01:1) NANCE, le hereby give Nake, - That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday the sth of October next, from such Persons m may be wUIk to undertake die performance of the I'LAP3- TERE4's WORK, for service of this Department, for a period of three years, at the following Stations, viz. THE TOWEss, PURFI.EET, PALL-mAT.I., catAvEsEND, r GREENWICH, and WOOLWICH, TILEURY. Purher particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Conti act, may he known, upon application at the Secre tary's Mica in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur Flaisterer's Work," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth of October next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Ten der be tJticed, unless the parry making it, or an Agent itt his behalf, stall at,end. By Order of the litiard, R. !i. C'? FW, Secretary. MEDIVAL THEATRE, ST. 'IIARTIPOLOMEWS Itosprnu... THE followin g COURSES of LECTURES w ill bi- delivered iii this "fheatre during the ensui7 Winter : On Cie Theory and Practice of Medicine, by • r. Runas.r:. and Dr. Powras. On Anatomy and Physiology, by Mr. A‘citmernr. 1 he Anatoinkal Demonstrations, by .Ir. LAWKENCI. On the Theory and Practice of Surgery, Sy Mr. Amur - rim On Midwifery, by Dr. - cur On ChemiAry, by 1)r. Hos:. The Lectures will begin on Saturday, Ist of October. Further particulars may be known, h;.•2plying to Mr. Wheeler, Apothecary to the Hespit4l.