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I .le NumBER 3086• , VAUXHALL. • In Honour of the Birth of His Hoval Highness THE - PRINCE' OF — WALES, THURSpAY NEXT, August 12, rBoz, „„,,A MAGNIFICENT A ND SPLENDID GALA , .„,",hen the Gardens, in Honourof its ILLII§TR4.O US PA ' IV, will di s pl a y one of the most brilliant Scenes ever wi tnessed in this Country, The particulars of which will be explained in the Adver tisements of the Day.—Admission, Three Shillings. . • Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness THE DUKE 0 F YORK.' RANF.LAGH. . N, IRIDAY NEXT, 'AUGUST 13, .1802, : will be exhibited, A MAGNIFICENT FIRE WORK, . By Signors ROSSrand TESSIER,' "" 11 Emblematical- Devices,-in Honour Of the Birth-b ay Of His Royal HighnesS THE PRINCE OF In the, Centre of the Rotunda will be ereete(l ATRANSP4RENT TEMPLE OF PEACE,. Designed and Executed_hy Mr, Capon. Admittance3s.- 6d. each, tea aIKI Coffee includeti. Doors to be opened at seven ,;,d abe Fire Work to be displWed at Eieven precisely. -* NEW I'AIIORAMA, HAY-MARKET. PE 1 3 ublic are respe &hilly inffirrne(l; 'that this .Panorama, exhibiting aCRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspedion; Painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the,SigninK of the Preliminaries of Peace, by jAs. DE MARIA, will ntinne open from Ten till dusk —Admittance is 14 . 1 8. A Person regularly_ attends to explain the Pictures. •. . , HEIR AT LAW. THE HEIR at LAW of PETER LYON , l ate o f • Punhill-roiv, in the Parish of St. Luke, Ol&street, to the County of Middlesex,. Gentleman, who died in the j;CI. /781, is requested to apply to Messrs. Norris- and , c 'birtso n , No. r 3, Lincoln's- inn New-sq7are ; or any her j",,'Xirpag information of such fleirat Law, so that he may 5 found, shall be rewarded for'his trouble by them. ST. KITTS: TO BE SOLD, or LETT, a VALUABLE ti r , PLANTATION, in the Parish of. St. John 'Capis )lo;Te, ef•ritaming. about Acres nf - Land, with Dwelling net, s e , Windmill,- and•other Iluildings thereon, now in the christ!!Patirm of Clement ,Caines, E.:q. whose Term expir es ' at mas nir. &or further particulars; apply •to Messrs:: F,:rrer, Lacey, Ld-tnan, apd.kyall, Solicitors, Bread -street Hill.. London. TO BE PEP,EMPTORIVY RESOLD, Pursuance of a Decree of , the High - Cotirt of Chancery, Y:nada in a Cause " SMITH against - CO LHOLIN," before ohn Springer, Esq. ,oi* of the M". - tters of the said Court, 34. Three Lots, on Saturday the 2ist.Day of August last. at the Public Sale - 1 , t00,m,, Sottrharrwton-Ouildines, Chan- 5 Loncern, butween the Hours of Eie lteli aryl we've o'Clock in titt-.-Porenrcgre;s: Ni t ERAL •FRE-1;1-1.01t.D ,, ESTATES, late of . JOHN ItCHrP., Esq. deceased and situate in the gls*s of Chapel-en-le;Frith, in Bdwden, 'Edge, -Castleton,. 9 7: Rope, i n th e C o r int y, o f D er b y, being Lots No. and ki t r tl e ention4L in. the Particulatof the Estates sad in pursu t 0 1 the said Decree,. in Ore M o n t h Of Nub rast,' at Buxton. eft, ' i•-..t!rtiter Particular!: -may be had of- MesSrs. Crahani, Lin— )l6' •, Inn • Messrs. Mayo'and Pear s c..Cl qa l c -lane ; Messrs. llV•, ° '; - E - Pf'ttng, Essex, and Middle Temp Castleton: le, London ; Mr. ltr iot, 'nee—weir; and - Mr."rsaac - I r, LIVERPOOL. !-• I'o BE LETT IN LIVERPPO,T., • . ° Rethee or in separate Allotments, as may be agreed upon, Ll:thai large Cbminodious . HOUSE ''aba.PßE_ MIS : ES, with a - Coachhouse thei•ena• he/ringing, Si_ t s _ a tt, on the Side of CASTLE-S IRE ETo.AlKneeailatshae p o Ln ss ange : this House beipg constructed for a ii,,.4epository and suitable OThces for carrying on 13usiness Jt~ r t line, in which it hasbee . h occupied- for ti,rim_ , be_r ., of . • E st .l t. A very fair opportunity is now presented fora simila r . sui r d riishnicht in that, or any other extensive Line that re_ ph t ''s tlie attention of a P,rincipal in the managemeot r ev t• kle oere is an dekant Suit of Rooms on the principal Floor ; as Dining-room, Drawing-room, Library, Breakfast . ai-el• P owdering•Lroom, and Servants' Pantry; all of suit e di t . .In nensfons, and welt conneeled: • , . ojrnolll the Chamber an spa cious Stories. afe a• number of Lod g _ •i•Z-in s ; ‘vith a Kitchen, good Cellars, and llice s for Stivants, in the Lowe Story: • pct Irouse it for ut ms - -a capital Town Residence, and may be on who t -77 iculdrs •:and inseion o the 'Preinises„ ap ° ` t( l'S, Castle -street, p adj a oining f the said Premise s ply at ;,• - ' - FREF.H'OLD -ESTAtES 'ESSEX.- = LE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. Very valuable and improveable FREEHOLD TE, situate between Ilford and EriPing Forest, tenof Barking, 'in •the entinty •oftssex, about frotn London, consistinr , of al'artn, called. Chapel, • Ca r+ a : l ,,,Yarci . Farm, with Farm-house, Stables Col.vhouse,. v erc ' s Granat•y, — G - arden, Orchard and ' other:'con- - .&, fl e,lil, and - about ONE -HUNDRED arid•TWENTY IViV r Acres of. Land, let. to Mr. Samuel Thorriton at also a small House with a Garen . and Field, near s)t t i c h t ugh Green, occupied by Mr. loseph Ancona ; and ka t ,,, ° an -t a !! ges With Ga r d ens t h ereto, and-adjoining the said Epp Forest. • bel t .` e stat has a valuable Cothinon Right upon the To ' th; Also, four Assignments of- afiderwood annually f rom Ch~,4cl Forest ; ants Puretaier may have possession at Ali; e n/las Th e nextbSoe.j 4t Estatc may be viewed on apply - ing to Mr. Thornton, ze , •1 1 1111 el Farm ; • and Particulars may be had. . and a Plan Ca rdeapplication to Mr. Meggisuri. solicitor, Hatton "i who is authorized to treat for Sale of the Estate. • --....... ZST A .., . . . , " ~:.. ' I IE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, ~..i. COLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At - By . Mr. SMITH,,.. • . arr a ,,...._, , y s Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on ...jrEdgytlri the 20th of August, at Twelve' o'clock; ,MANOR :inch EXTRA-PAROCHIAL / otitle,"WNSHI P ancl:E ST AT E of BROTH E RTO FT, toitii„„e,.%6Y Navigable ,Streams communicating with th l ! , Novi - ,: - ,ea-port Town of Boston,' anti the most consid..rab d e l kit;o',..,, t !obs or England, interse,ited by a. Turnpike - - joa , lt, tit,'„ the n iVI A No,R.HOUSE and Offices, Orchard, Plea biirl4'l.% iitclien Gardens, well stocked and plaited; Sta. *rh,. °, N Jile Horses, a powerful AULT, that works a large Itt„'ti-41Ing aticl Winnowing Machine, Stalls for tatting ninety tl, ol Cattle, large Granaries, a Farm . ..house, Barns, Sta- C,)i;,' Cow- houses,...a WI ND CO RN 'NI ILE Thirteen ?ich - ges,. and numerous i, - )1,1t-builtrings with 579 - Acres . at , a i k„, ,:_able aryr CI - I , in L•it'd 'if Fifty-eight Divis,on , ..., with-. PeTailL`nlb-og ail 'f l:et g at ke ' nis, and of the Value of tool. The Estate , . , !ben t tit:state 3 ommands an eXcellent Situation for improve ln th,,ll,l;Thly ' a tivaneou9, near the greatest Sheep Market lechle-,,'"ingclorn. 'rite Rate 4 are comparatively low, and 1: e ' bY an Estate applicable to the relierof The Poor: I.ocyrfeen Thousand Pounds of . the Purchase-money may ~, 1n on Mortgage. . th` e v. y , be viewed, and Particulars had, ten . days precedin g ; Pe t ,i' t _ d Le. of Mr. Thirkill, Attoinev at Law, Boston . of the ti lt , 7 r _s_ ( 9f the - Cambridge Intel ligencer, Stamfrd; Mer tex:',,, I .N,ottingharn journal.; .IN.lr..Brace, Solicito, .Es ,, kt,. Zjrt, :I einiale ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, • • 'ha. I,3road-stieet,' near the Royal Excluttree. • i.'; , , : - CHAFEHAY FARM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Gedrge Inn„ in Axminster, in•the County of Devon, on-Tuesday the:7th Day. of. September, 1302, at Twelve o'C toek, in One Lot!unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of Notice will be gived), A.V4lable and very Desirable PREEHOLD ESTATE, called cuArE HAY,' eligiblysituated in the Parishes of Thoincombe, in Devonshire, and BrOadwinct sor, in DOrset,- about six miles , from Crewicetne, Chard and Beaminster, and _eight or nine from AXMinster, 'Lyme, ind,Bridport ; consisting of a genteel and substantial-built Dwelling-house, with .capacious Ahit-buildings,• and zoo Acres of.giod:Landrbe the same more or less, divided into suitable InclosureS of Orchard, Meadow, PaSttire; and Arable;by well erected Hedges,' and' , Withiii a Ring Fenct, haw ,in the renting of Mr. - Thomas, Farnham, as Tenant from year to vear, at the_ clear rent of 2 ot . per ye ar . The Situation, Buildings, and COndition' of this House and Estate; is-Suitable for a-Gentleman retired, or in Trade, having goat advantages for either. . App} cation for further Particularq to be s made to Mr. Baw&n, Solicitor, Chard ; or to Mr. Bond, Land-SurNeyor, Axminster. • .DORSETSHIRE2 TO BE SOLD BY - -AUCTION,, At the George Inn, in Axminster, in the County of Devon, on Tuesday the 7th Day of Septambiir, zBo2*, at Twelve o'Ciock, :in One Lot (unless previously disposed of by , Private Contraa, of which Notice will be given), HE CAPITAL MANOR arid ESTATE of JL. CHIDEO.CK, ,with its Rights, RioyalkiesCriercdi taments, and Appurtenances, extending over a considerable Track of Country, bounded on the. South by the English, • Channel, arid interseeted for two miles and upwards by the Great Road, about three miles West of I.iridport, and seven East.of Axminster, containing about 2, i 36 Acres, the lift nci- Pal' part rich Orchard, Meadow,• Pasture, and- Arable Land; aboUnding with Lime g ßock, and other Advantages. Part in Demesnei.lett at clear Rents ; the remainder:lett on Leases determinable mostly on advanced [Ayes. The Derßesnes contain about 485 Acres, lett at the clear Rent of .. - • ‘, 66r per Year. The-Quit Rents froth Freeholds,and reserv ed Rents on the Lifeholds, amounts per year to Present clear Receipts - - • '728 - The Lifeholds contain about 1651 Acres,. char yeady valtie - —2767-- • - • , Aggregate - 21;6 Acres. •ii:. • I% 34955 - per Year. 71 . 1.1 s Manor,..frorn its intirety, soil, and eligibility of situa lon, is one of the. most desirable that hairbecn-oilered for sale in the West of England for many years past. • Printed Particulars ;nay be - had on iapiilicatical to Mr: Bowles, Solicitor, Shaftshnry ; .or to, iMr,Band, Laiicf-Sur- Vevor, A x minster, . where a flan of the Estate may be s.eer, or the whole treated for by Private Cestraet.;' , • ~ ..~ _. c ....... sa - TV E SDzl Y, AUGUST. 10, 1802. ;This Day was published, Price Sevtit shillings in boards, Illustrated with se'veral T 'Plates,' •HE HISTORY of • the ROMAN WALL, • which crosses the Island of Britain; from the German Ocean to the Irish Sea; describing its ancient State; and its Appearance in the Year iSo t. ' • By NI LIAAM FitrrtopT, S. S. Printed Iv and for John Nichols and Son; Red Lion Pasn sage, Fleet -street. Sold also b3k F. and C. rltivingt,on, St. Paul's Chur q h Yard; T. Payne, Castle-st ree t; St% Martin'S ; and by F. tollie, Carlisle; W. Charmlcy, NewcaSele ;• R. Dikenson, ile x h ai n ; K no t t an d Lloyd; Binninghaen"; and j. Drewry, Derby. Of whom may he had by same Autbor, . 'the FI I Stott 7 1 7 '0f DERBY; feont the remote Ages of Antiquity: to the year 1791. Describing its .Situation; Air, Soil, Water, Streets, Building S, and Government ; with the illustrious Families which have inherited its Hodour . s Also, the Ecclesiastical History; the, Trade, Amusements; remark able • Occurrences, the eminent Men, with the adjacent Seats of the Gentry. Illustrated with.niany Prates.. Price 75. • The HISTORY of BIRMINGHAM - 1; illustrated with many Plates. The Second Edition; with considerable Ad_ ditions. Price 7s. 6d. • This Day was published.. Price hotind•3s.-6d. A NE \K SYSTEM of ENGLISH GRAMMAR ; or English so illustrated sto facilitate the acquisition vt other Lanpages, whether Ancient 'or 'Modern ; • with am Appendix, containing a.:Complete.System of Parai:ug. _ —By . R. S. SKILLERN, A:. M. • • Printed fot F.'. and C. Rivington; St. Paul's church-yard ; and Yernor ancli-lood, Poultry. • Valk RHEUM ATISMS .Rheumatic-Gout, LUM . - . . bago, Nurnbirsi, Pal iy; Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains:, general Debility and ißelaxation of -the :Sys tem, Sprains, Bruises, kc.—E;tperience has proved WHITEHEAD's- ESSENCE OF NtLigTARD Pills and Fluid, the most effeduai Tem Ctly made known to the Worl4, havirtti); succeeded incases of six, eight, ten, t - wenty, and even of forty years standing; after every • other .means had failed, andit has absolutely cured inore Patients-of theikabove• Corn phiints,, than all the Netlicines ever• before Made public.— The Fluid Essence is so singularly. penetrating' and speedy in its operation s as generally' to etfea the cure of the severest Sprains and. Bruises by a few appVations.—lt is pripiired and "signed by - the. Proprietor, R._ Johnston, Apothecary, No. „lc, Greek,street, Soho, .Londonfaarl sold at as.gct. each box or ipittle.—Arid its reputtibriis so universally esta. Wished, that ! it may , :be had of every MediCine Vender in gngland,dreland, Wa.lat Indies,- and America. TO .WILLIAM BRODUICII, M.D. . Author of •"' The Guide to ;Old Age." WHEN an individual 1)u expcsienced any.-par ticular iitA - k of kindness; in .which his. welfare. and 4happiness have been-considerably promoted; ,nothrng is More. hatural than to seek out the person by. whom. we have been • served, fOr the purpose of ekpi'essing our grateful SelfSC,of the - favour besiowetl.• -But, an cast!s. of health, where we have been rAcovered, front the last deploralile stage of debilitated nature, .and rcstored•to the'fult enjoyment Of all the various ble/singsof life,. we are forcibly, called on by every' conSi vieration,•to adlowledge" it in the- most,Oublic manner. We • owe this ewhillytodur own feelings, whi c h must he sensibly awakened'on-theOccasion, to - theikill and talents of the - Doc :tor, 'NI/hid - merit every encomium, .and to the public at large, • in 'order that thoSe who may stand in need of similar benefits, 'may know where .to 'receive. them: ;. Having made these ge neral observations, I shall:proceed to state-the particular case that has occasioned theM; and to lay before thiePublic the-sa . rutary elfeds that 'have experienced Under the --greatest ''afflict inns that can pd - ssibly befarAs. I :was born and educated at Winchester, and a; seventeen years of age went to "the Uni.. versity at Otford. Prior to My leaving - Winaiester, and. - • more particularly at College, 1 - was reduced to the - most grietous state, by the horitd and unnatural praeliees too in . cident, to youth, .and which are not more- baneful tq, our health, than sinful in the eye of God. I was at first afllitted with a dimneSS Of sight, •a tveakness-in \ my fonts, - and a,de pression„ of spirits. In_ this situation I applied to Baron Wenzel; thefamous Oculist, who informed inc it proceeded • .from the optic nerves. .1 for sometime followed his advice, till-one day returning from shooting, was deized- with a • nuMbness in my limbs to nigh a degree ;: as. to -lead- me to conclude that I should entirely lose the use of them. This induced me•to- put myself under the hands of Dr. W. of Ox ford; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, w hi c h place I visited ; afforded me the least.relief; my . ' spirits at -length were so seriously depressed w ith v i o le nt pa l p i tat i ons • of the heart; and my flesh so Mich decayed, that - I - became - a mere Skeleton: • ObserVing, however, it - i.the Bath Papers, a publicititz' ;in by Dr. Brodtitn, intituled, " A Guide to - 'Old dedit":atecl to His Majesty, -I was.induccd.to peruse the same ) wheh I fortunately di s c ov er e d t h e comp l a i nt I hail go long laboured under: • - • " 1 involve happiness .to add, thatby . following the ail= vice contained therein,' and 'going thrOugh: a cOritpleae • course of Dr.-Broclues' invaluable Nervousr . Cordial, I am now, thank heaven., perfedly.reeovered i tand as well as ever I was in nay life.. .„ . " i -have' sinee quitted ,the U n i vers i t y, an d am gciitig,' to eater into the holy state of niatrimorrY;-with a.deterrnination never to be 'Without " A Guide to Old Age;" and, - at. the saMe time, I 'thin!: it *rnylltity to adVise all young men to follow my example, as a' perusal of this'6xcel lent book may happily ,prevent - the affliaed from being precipitated hetidlong to ao• untimely. grave,. which, but for Dr. Brodum, would, most inevitably have been my case. - ,am Sir -yottes, &c. &c. Oxford, The BOTANICAL SYRUP., and. NERVOUS cOR WM.., to 'be had at .the Doaor's House, No. 9 4 -Albitah.: street, seven doors frOrrK the Leverian Museum, - Black, friats-britige, in Botles,nt tl. zs. its. - 6d.. and ss. C,d. Also of 'Cording, No. •43; Corilhill - ; . felaciiilt• and Co. (late Ba con), No . isc, Oxford-stre e t ; Tutt, Royal Exchailge ; Newbere, corner - of St.' M'aul's Church-yard; toulton, Royal Bxcb'ange:- ' Withers!s (late.CockelP s ) Medicine. W are houte,. No, 239, Strand, Temple-bar ; an d by most Book sellers anct:.Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. 1:17 was not without RELUCTANCE, that. I ofigtoally deviated front regularity. of Pradive, but I feel sufficient compensation in having considerably conduced to the arne- lioratiOp of litia's4everest sufferings.• .As MaiNIBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, I was desirous to rescue the viCtimS of indis cretiog from the rapacity.anct,igiwrance of those to which . this branch had been hitherto disgraCefully and injurittUsly Aridas no disorders are morei,pporz an t th an t h e VENER.F.AL I3rssA-z and DLE.ILITY, they certainly require' abilities fully equal, and attention with less reiiiisSion than can be spared by general Praditioners. All Venereal Cwriplaint; are slight. in their first appear- ances, but irresistibly fatal in their progress.. To prelude the 'possibility 61 dan c ler by an immediate cure,, or to erradi eats the !mast insidious and the most complicated cases,.can Only he expeaed from a: Praditioner direCily..atid uniformly engaged in such exertions..' - - , 1 o re-aniniate the frame by the gradual progresiiif cine, and to procure not merely renewa4 but, an - ahsiilute increase of vigour to those whOseconstitutionshave beenini derminetl by a SEeRET and sotl'rAaY VICE, has beenthe ob je6lanelpursuit Ofnine years praffice. 'Antidst the casualties and calam.ties which sutrOund us, no situation - is more grat ing to the feeling mind, than that of the debilitated •sufterer, who is conscious that his own imprudence haS been the: un-' fortunate cause of his merited misery —but to sink in de spair, from a desire of „concealing his mistortitne, is only adding to the culpability of his first indiscretions. And however difficult other Medical Men may consider such corn, plaints, - 1 feel enabled to offer a curewherethe - Most eminent •and the:most respectable have failed. The leans of remuneration arc unequivocally §mteci on. the first interview, . and liberality-of treatment, as well as regu larity of qualification, constitute the plan upon which Mr. l 3 may be consulted personally. or by letter, at his house, No. 25, , Arundel-street,, Strand, near Temple Bar. • ' •- There' is . an - additional entrance.in Water-street, adjoining, and the male is Oil both thedoors. •I M. B 'Member of the Royal Co:lege of Surgeons of London, [PRICE SIX.E'ENCE. EA," INDIA PIOUS 4,-11362. H E Colllll47 — frEE of . SIIIPPING the UNITED COMPANY f thEACILI NTS j ENG. LAND .1,-adin g tb the Ea Si bhile,s;ilc, hereby give '1 - • - •That the C.,4lthritictee - will be ready. to iyeelve Proposals ix writ ing, q, IKEDNIES al); the Igth "init+4n), for saf p(3-prg the company 4t ith COPPER. , . And such PersOn s wh o m a y 'think proper to ,deliver in Tendersi Must express therein th e t o vest .Pricrs, as they will not ha. o: an opportunity GI . making any abatement, The Conditions ol ti.:e Contrart May .4 sc , en, ly applying to Mr. Ydnies Coggan, Clerk to th e said C omm i t t ee , -tail, lam: the Tewiers must. be )eft before Trthchie o'Clock at Mon on the said .1811, day of August, as not a'y Tender will 6er . ecirv.rd after that kur. • . . ISLAND•OF I_,U&DY. THE ISLAND . or LUNDY, in the RrKtol Channel; WILL BE SOLD smite time in the Month of November heir, at Carra*4's LuOon, which timely Notice *ill be,t;iven: . la the meantime; any information respeaiog . the • I;iland may be had, by applying to Mr.. Drake, ,Solicito s i4arni.ta.t. vie, Devon': , • Dated August SEAUTY OF PERSOS. Palrpni*pd by- HisAwal Highness the Duke of Kent S ttsiiii is a greater - Otnameht . dian . n White Set of Teath,.-TRoTTER,,s.AstA:ric,,TOOTIr.;• POWDER', or ORIEW'rAf. D.ENTIFRiCE, which has ?net wi:'n•etnivers - al.encour::gentent froin'the first Personages of Fashion and DiStindion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is .recorninendecl to the attention of the Public. loadis- and .Gentlemen ' ., ;.lio•havettortried t he e di:et of tliis e.,xcellent Len thrice, will find a single box a sutiLient quantity to r.seertain .its eificAey and virtues ; its exceilencies being acknowledged by the Most resnedable Medical Atethoiities, used by Several, and recatrintended. The. PoWdt.4 cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses- no acid that :can cor rode the enairiel; and is extrtnielysafe in its use. _F Font its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the SC!! t y, which often prolres.the destruction of a wholefset of Teeth, preserves sound reeth from decay, sec u resdec .yed Tedtb from becoming weirse, fastens those which are leose,eproVes me hap. py means of preventing their tieing drawn. lint wilar hat en- rianced it - in the eitirrUtioll Of Ladies and I.; ent i l enien who have been in the habit of using it, - is, that it prevehts.tbe re turn of.tlw Ti!)oth.'-act, with which, before that period, they had tie*n Wiolently affliaed; and obviating the necessity cif that niost disagreeable . a alroperations-eating the 'o•;erlt. Likewise a Tinelure which piisesses 'the power the most Violent •Tobth-ach, and be.tecs the Gums, Is a Wash after the Powder, pettedly sate in its use, "navin. !,o acid. M. Trotter recoininenitS it to C.;entle.nit goingal4trid to take with them, as Genliemen•tYlto have neen abroad have . lfonnd the good eti'Ms of-the Powders in 16pg voyages ; and also proper for all Families, and Schools to keel, by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against 1)=.11 - v:sing Asiatie TOoth-PoWder i 4 M. Trotter' , on the Stamp - , ••• ;on the top .the bus, several compositions having beets, vended forit, in Town and Country. Wholesale and retail, at thew4rehousc, 'co. 3 Beau ' fort Bitiidings ; Straiten' and by appointment, Messrs.. Buller and. -Loder, Oxibta • Mr. Reynolde, Bath t; Nits'. • Sheatelitl. and Andrews, Bristol . ; 'bdr..".Crew mai.; E :seter ; Mr. Snack, Portsynontb4--Mr. Richards, PI, moult' ; Mr. Wood, ‘Ye.yinotith ; Mr. Edraonds,'Worihainpton Mr. Lu cas, ,Southrtipton;* W. Howard, Reading; Mr. Middle.' ditch, Ipswich . ; Mrs. Polleft; 'Cbtebostcr ; • Mr. • Brass, ; Mr. Hoidbrook, D er by ; Mr. Winks, Gainli-hro' ; Mess: Dillon,. Chester. • Mr , : A:hired; Yarrr.outhi - • Atrs. Cross and Wood, Shresysi;ary ; Mr. stile, Wakefield ;. S win.„ ton, Letcesrer ; ' Mr. "Unel4Wcod,' Cambridge ; and Spenet*and-Mr. -•Raeburn,-Edinburgli ; and Bull, •D'ublin. Price is. 6d.' a Box ; Tincture, 2s. gd. dtrty India Brushes; is.,eaeh. ' SOLOMO'N's BALM GILBAIX. •• T is notorious - v 'that- Various 'disorders of the 1 • human frame are brought on. by dissipation. in youth, and tb€ gross violation of those rules which proden, didates for 'the preservation of Health, and laying : a foundation for a long *rid happy life, With a firm and - strong . constitution. The blessings of health are no sooner lust, than painful ex- . perrence teaches the inestimable value of it, and the unhappy Patient looks around, too often, - in vain, for. the means of its recovery I Dr Solomon, of sLiverpool,. recommends his • CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD- to all thosp w4to(,e Constitutions have been impaired_ by_eatlyimprUdence, and whose fterva areaf.. flied by intense study, the too free use oTardeut spirits, tea. or coffee,, as well as to all persons who are enervated by ion . : residence in hot and unhe a lthy ' c li mates ; i n which cases, t will invariably prove ofthe mast sovereign efficacy,. lacing the relaied nerve, strengthening and invigorating the -con stitutiOn: The various weaknesses peculiar to thci'Fair' .e'x come Im mediately, under the power of this restorative ; and many Ladies-of Fashion' and Resped a bil' ay h ave found it to he the best medicalappendage to the t;Aret they ever met with ;' 'roe recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head- ach, duf ness, and languor ;: and creati,ng• a pleasing vivacity, chas- e ingaway melancholy; it - given corntiiist awl strength to the wliole system. — Numerous ca.%es have from time to time been published in every-Newspaper in America, foi the4encotiragement of the Afflided to Use and - persevere in n Medicine which so emi nently alt/ncis a'eomplete cure iri all cases•of debility. • This incomparable Cordial Balm oeG Head is at o ice the most elegant and efficacious' Medieipe ever yet discoveind for nervous diseases. In weak and shattered conOturions, weakness of sight . or Metnory, hypochondria, tre:ri horrOrs of the- mind, seX.ualdebility, and. all other dise.o.se arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, and often the, consequence of intemperance ; dehi4uotery, inattention to the - neceSsary cares ofhealth; luxury, in sedentary, inaktiVe; or studious life, this' Cordial Balm h as un i versa ll y. establish ed. its restorative efficacy, and may Ile justly enumerated amongst 'the foremast of those happy - discroveries Which medical research have procured as the blessings of the human race' i aod greatest counteractive to haulm misery: Thou sands at . ' this clay in the. three Kingdoms, line ,to bless:the diy theffirSt applied tOthisadmiralsle remedy; and enjoy the blessings of health, who might otherwise have aropped into an untimely grave, • th e vidimsofearly iulprudence. Accounts' front' England,. Ireland, . - the East , I tidies, .flamburgh, Berlin, Holland, Norway, Sweden, and Den mark, .alrconeur in stating that no Medicine ever introduced in those Countries Met. with . such rapid and extr,tordirniry sale. The CustoroAlause, Books at - London and Liverpocil will, evidently chew that "more of this Medioine is exported than all others pia together. . • Dr. Solomon, cousciou of the reditude of his cond ud, and the unrivalled, unprecedented efficacy of his M - licine, not ;-withhold - Sn:great a blessing from Society, and .1, terinined, at the expence of five Thousand Pounds, to establish this great discovery for the benefit '?f mankind ; - ;old will continue regularly - to advertise true,.genuine, and vo luntary attestations of its superior efficacy. , The cordial,' Balm - of Gilead i's sold by j: mithe,s, Strancl, in bottle;, price - Half-a-Guinea each. There are also. cases, at -, 51: containing equal to twelve bottles •at los. 6d. by which the Patient Saves il. frs. , •.. • Dr. Solomon•may be 'co n sul te d by '-letter,' pelt-paid, in closing his tuna! tee of one Guinea---Such letters show Id, for safety, be thus clireded--" Money-fetter. Dr. §oloinorc, Solomon's place,. Browitlow,s - treetEiierpool i paid double' Tostage." To ensure the most inviolable secrecy,. Letters may.;be Or.' • deredtcf be addieSsed for X: Z. or A. B. at the Post-Office,'' till called for. As Dr.. Solomon's pralice in now become so great and ex tensive, •-avel his constant engagements require a considerable portion of his time and attendance, heexpects when consult ed, the usual compliment of a guinea; 'but all written.cases, or letters Of advice, to'he answered at his leisure,. are required to inclose only halt.a-guinea. In order to prevent unavoidable delays, and consequent disappointments, Agents are required to send their orders,be fore their stock is quite exhausted. Captains, Merchants,&c. are supplied on the first and third Mondays in every mouth, of which they will take make. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARE AND,RELIEF OF PER- SONS I.MPR!SONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. - . . Craven -street, Strand, - August 4, 1802. TIENEFACTIQNS , SINCE THE LAST. RV_ Ly PORT viz.! •' - - . ,C.. s. J. 11. Sir. Charles liddieton,Bart.V. P. - . -- A. .5 5 0 Lord Scarsdale . - - - A. 1 1 o SirWm.Pepperell, Bart, per Biddulph and Co. A. 2 2: 0 Admiral Swiney - . - : A. 2 2' o Charles Stanhope, Esq. . .-• • - ' A.. 5. 5 o Thomas Wilbraham, Esq. - - A• .5 5 o ToiinCottefell, ESq. - _ _ -- -A. - 2 2 0 John ,Miller, Esq.. - . - 5 `.0 o ;t. r: Wm. Bre‘mster - - - A. .2 2 0 Mrs. E. Brunton,-per Treasurer - - A. 22, o Mrs. Margaret 'Child ' - - - 1 t o Mrs. Shipman, per Herries and Co. ' - A. i 2' '0 Mr. Lillington, per ditio - . - - I o 0 A. M. H. per -ditto . .---- - - ' io o o 1 1 41. E. A. - - - - - - to to 0 M: C: H. pei Lucadou . - - - ,10 ra 0 C. I. per ditto . _ - . • 2 2 0 .Produce of 3001. Three per Cents..by the Will of Mrs. Ann Oswald Five vears divjdend on ditto W. T. per Treasurer Found in the letter-box - A. Persaa lelv in Craven-street Mr. ifeirliden, t29ti:). bend:a:lion 21 4 1 7 6 4s 0 ,_3 0 0 .2 2 o A. - o £• 335 1 .3 6 Discharged and relieved from Variotii Prisons, 12.6 Debtors; for the sum'of - - - • 3tz - Considered the CaseS of 4o Petitibners-Approveci 36—Re ferred for Characters z Petitions—A - n.d rejededz. • BenefaClions are received by James N i eild, Treasnrerr- Cheriev-walk, • Chelsea ;. also by liess. kierneS, Fart - Inbar and Co. St. jardel:s-street ;. ]Messrs. Roares, .Fleet-street ; MesSi - S." Fuller and Co: Lombard-street ;"Messrs. Cocks; and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorriep and CO. , Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. liammersleys, Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Vere, Lucadmi, Troughton._ and 'Co, No. 77, .Loni.: bard-street ; Messrs. Goldneys t , St. jaines's-street - and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, St ran d, whe r e t i ne:Books maybe seen by those who'are inclined to support :this Cha rity, and where the Society will meet do the first WedneS- • day in Odober next. NEW TAX ON THE. TRACTORS. • BD. PERKINS , of Leicester-square, Patentee, ..anno t unces; that their extensive sale - and reputation, now acquired, having made them an object pf the attention of Government, an At has just been passed,' which lays zos. on the sale of each set, to take placcon the :ISt Of September next, when their price must necessarily be advanced to six guineas. _ _ The Patentee also.notifies, that •the credit.of the Traaors .being now thoyoughly established, he hasinadeaming,ements to be absent mucb of his time from London; after the rsi of scptember. when lke shall canal - lit ..theit.lentite side to his 'Agent, FRE U E RICK S I TH, hemist,in the l - layniarket, who having, from pra&tice with l thern, during the three yeits past, hadltill'opportunity to ',rine their efficacy, is well qualified to give every Liecsary s inform4ion on the subject. . . . • ' A N.EW, PATRONIZED - AND USED FOR THE KING ••• ANDROYAL FAMILY. lARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, a Cheuitcal-Yreßatation, which will neith er . so il tho finest linen, or smell citsa;reeably -; it sottens.and nourishes • the leather, repels water, keeps.the feet dry and. count -stable, Arecnres:the finest jet hlack, and retains its virtues in all climates/ teat will noe'diminish its luSt , and the dustma}'. be wiped off without- 'lessening:Abe : Polisn'; , i(prOdlices the most elegant lustre to Gentlemen':;.flussar,.B oots and Press Shoes, as well as to the Boors,.SF.,e s , Clcgs, Sze. of the La dies. It is sold by Rgbert Hardy, --- ,the Proprietor; 'at No, 3, Barnard's inn; Holborn .; and I.)y most 13oot-makers in the United Kingdom, itt tin boxes, at is. and (a dOuble quantity) rs. bd: each,' with proper Brushes.--41. .procures Boot Trees, if required, on which the most fashionable lustre is.procittcpcl . with the greatest east and expedition. AMERICA MYERS and PHILIPS, . N. r rt, Vater-street, City and - State of New-York, in North America, Auctioneers and Brokers, ,duly appointed and. commissioned by Law, for the City.nforesaid, A - 44KE a Tender of their Services to the Mann faaurers and Merchants;of Europe, in the.COmmission.. Line, and infOrm them, that Stores and every other-conve nience is prepared for the reception .of Goods,' Wares,. and Merchandize consigned to their Address, .for either, Public or Private Sale. They purchase and nip all kinds of American and IW4t India roduce on'Orders. . f rom several years experience in the above line of business, those who faiour them with their Comniailds will find them solicitous to Ilromule ( the interest of their Employers. :sirs ofn ON= 1-di:, )0 I) R ll• liar, .t3.IC ot,d , : u:i , , I,:g L 11 ; Lea c)1 . sO! 11 ,6 tlic ,cce ri:l" )co d. t ~C col re s ' 00 6 t ;IV 4 4 ' J r ; 1,11,1