The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-22 00:00:00

_MIIMF Coffee. E, the as weal ch Corn nd rotrnd :arigaOlo , known r.ing soy r 't he,.tree I r. Tho-. Al Ten and low ed. The eing very vk , and to whole printed, :ay ; the ich Pa. iiiibow Patti• r, SolL r, Char. be seen. ;LOBE E. 0610. g Con xpeded g CA Lcan, :ECK >UCH, 11, and .adilly; who is , Dock HUT d the are ac- Hon) to le hour erup quau. 11, ow cessi ve ng tho 1, two tthing, , Hast !,Do- Tun stverat aatioas S short 3e :cell I)ottP r Sittgle% ~tgii~hr r )~kL+~~ tial, to Vitieg It ;Oa i 30114- [,nrit t 2.29, Cat lange a nd hotit3 , :Icon rimers and .111 bY 4 cot' [usiVO ult Of I all' MO5l . eo n. ae in r elf ,Sy of rti le 9tat t o,l° `; N'MFR 3123 THEATRI-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I T'O-MORROW, THURSDAY, September 23, 4. Their Majesties' Servant§ will perfonn a Comedy, called THE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POWELL ; Beicour, Mr. DWYER, (Being„ his second .Appearance on this Stage ;) Major O'Flalierty, Mr. CAULFI ELD ; Captain Dudley, Mr. PACKER ; Varland, Mr. SU ETT. Ladv Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS ; Charipite Rusport, Mrs. YOUNG ; Louisa Dudley, Miss CAMPBELL ; Mrs. Fulmer, Miss TIDSWEI-1— _ To which will be acided a Farce, called - 3IGH 'LIFE BELOW STAIRS: Lovell Mr; C.X.EMBLE ; ' Freeman, Mr COOKE; Philip, NIT' - CAUL FIELD ; Kingston, Mr. FISHER; Robert, Mr. EVANS ; ' - 'Duke's _Servant, Mr. PALMER ; • Sir Barry's Servant, Mr. DE CAMP; Kitty, Miss POPE ; Cook, Mrs. MADDOCKS ; Cloe, Mrs. COATES; Lady Bab!s Maid, . Miss TI DS WELL; Lady Charlotte's Maid, Mrs. SCOTT, ta ck & a 11. a MOCK MINITE'.I. By MT. PALMER, and Mit , s POPE. 41 . * * The Public are most respetifully inrormed that the ladvil to Pay, is obliged to be deferred on account of the in dispo,ition of a Principal Performer. , • Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--,Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.-- Gallery as. SeZond Price is.--Upper Gallery is. Second • Price 6d. ' *** No Money to be returned. On Saturday, the CoTedy of the Brothers, with a Farce, never aged at this Theatre, called Two Strings, to your sow. In which Pieces Mr. Cherry,- from the T,licatre- Royal, Bath, -will aa. the Charaaers of Sir Benjamin Dove, and Lazarillo, being his First P;:rfonnance in London. The present settled arrangement respecting the Ma tlagement necessarily supercedes the former Free List; should there L - !e any omission contrary to the customary usage in that now made oi:t,•it is requested that information may be given to the Treasurer. *** Also to . prevent the great abuses that have prevailed, and at the special suggestion of numbers of the Renters, it is requiftcl - Tharall pers , 3nS having the Right or Privilege of free emission', will please to leave their written names at The 0 ti..-e appointed for that purpose. - f4,4-- Also Ladies and' Gentlemen taking Boxes, or Places, on applying for them, are requested' to direst their Servants to leave their Address at the Box Office, in order that :a *clear and impartial prefgence may be given to firstapplicatiOns. §f,.• The Public are respectfully informed that Mr. tA N NI ST ER , /s aptiointed Stage-Manager, and Mr. KELLY to sttperiffiend -.the MuEqcal Deputrnent.—lt is -requested that ail Letters, Packets, anti Communications may be' 4 dthessed to the Board of -Management, and-left at the Office prepared for that purpose.--Please to inquire at . the Stage oor. Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's. Court of Exchequer at Westmitister, made in a Cause entitled HA RBIN *v. k 3 ARKER, THE cR. - Toßs of STEPHEN POPHAM, late of Fulham, in:the County of Southampton, Esq. Who died in or about the month of September, iSoo, are f r h.vith by their Solicitors to come before Abel Moysey, the Deputy, to His Majesty's Remembraneer of the said Court, and to prove their Debts, r in delan.lt thereof, t Icy NVil I be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. WAN TE D, -for One Year, to life entered on at Christmas or January. from 1- to 45 Miles from London. AConvenient, Roomy, well rBl3 • FAM tLY HOUSE, with suitable Offices, a - good kit,:nen Garden, and some Land ; at least sufficient to keep two Cows, and no objection will be made to more Land than will answer that purpose • of course some Pleasure Ground Will be agreeable ; seven 'best Beds, and six or seven Ser vants, are requisite, and a Sitting-room, as Dressing-room, took -room, or Breakfast.room is necessary, besides a Draw ing -room aqd Eating-room. The Roads roust be good, and the Situa ion dry, The Mansion roust be near some Post Town or Market Town, and if within reach of Fox Hounds the mote desirable. The greatest care will be taken of the rurniture • - For farther Particulars, inquire of Mr. Wrangbam, No. 1 53, Boncl;street ; Where Letters directed to S. W. post- Paid, will be'attencled to. P. S. .Any Coanty will' be agreeable, Essex or Hertford excepted shire • ROMAN QEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Cei..'llaasitie, • South_ Nvar!c, rnanulaeture Cement, or Mortar, forbuildtng, In W a t er , wilcti tar surpasses in utility Dutch Ttrras, or any other .1 of Mortar :it gives to all kinds of"-Brick.or tton e Wor%, inicommsn degree of strength and cohesion; it sets under , Vat.,,r, scan becomes as hard as Stone, and may be il'Oclsec - i even to tire action of the Sea, without injury.' In ll4uftdiii.ls„, therefore, intended to resist,. or contain Water, thisr4_ em,:nt may be used with singular advantagel - or it-may 13 6 tiliwured with Lime and Sand, to any desirable:degree, for common purposes.. • . . . They also_prepare STUCCO for casingjinijclings with, of the sine hard and durable nature as the Cement : itpreBerocs the %%rails from wet and Tlarnp and mayJre excepted so as "Inplerely to resemble Stone, at a veryinoderate eipenre. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper. than Na tural Stone. • - NEW- INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, SO FA BED, CHAIR BED, Ilandsrwrie Brass-screw . Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 and 17', Catherine -street, Strand. • •NE of the Imperial Dining Tables, .T; Mor. -:gan - had the Honbur of shewing to THEIR MAI ES- I ES and the, P BINC ESS ES at the Queen's House, vere, according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging ±4entiit), most graciously pleased to express theirhighest 4 PProbation and sanction 61 the same. Also the much mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, sa easily fixed LP and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures,to which made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking - off. Nilith;. ?at the-use of tails; Tools, &c. Several other Articles Of t .urniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new trid improved PrindtpleS- a complete Assortment of - portable 'rusquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La.. cilies•and Gentlemen going to.the East and West Indies, and all other foreign Climates ; are allowed far superior to anyother sort usually sold ; handsome' Dome• Beds, and new designed r !'each thirtains, en suite, with every.other Article : ~ . ..Furnitu re in the UpiTalsteryand Cabinet _Branches, by M organ and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and' - Cabinet Makers No: i 6 and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. t iN • B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentlemen particular in the Numbers, No. 15 and 17, three Doors rpm th e Strand. • • • OR RHEUMATISMS, Rheumatic-Gout, Lum ,,, bag°, Numbness, Palsy,- Flatulency, Spasmodic or yang Pairrs, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys prains, B ruises, Ere. —E xperience has proved F luid), ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Iluid), the most etleaual-rethedy made known to the World,a succeeded iti cases of six, eight, tea. twenty, and even forty years standing, after every other means had filled, tt has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Com- T i ti_m, than ail ihe MediCines eyer before made public.- - i n "" Fluid Esence is so singularly: penetrating, and speedy Its operation, avgenerally to eifeet the cure of the severest ; prajns and Bruises by a few applic,,lt.igns.—lt is prepared i r signed by the Proprietor, R. Johnstc;;72iiinthecary, ~°,; '5, Greek -street, Soho, London ; and -sold at zs.'9d. bil-r!-_ , box or bottle.—And its reputation is so universally esta- L s n-d, that it may be had' ot every Medicine Vencierin. Valid, Ireland, West Indies, and America. -,- • ft? fl TFIE SOCIETY of SHIP OWN;RS of_GREAT BRI._ TAIN. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of .k SHIP OWNERS will be held at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street, on Thursc4y the 3oth Day of Sepiernberinst„ at Twelve o'Clock at Noon precisely, to take into' consideration the DRAFT of a pO - 14 - IoN! to PARLIAMENT for the REPEAL of. . the TONNAGE DUTY, agreeable to the Resolution of the ,General Meeting of the zzd Day of June last, and on other Business of impor thnce.. - By Order, . NAT. .ATCRESON, Sec. Wills' Coffee-house, Sept. 9,18 oz. `ADVERTISEMENT. SUSSEX INTENDED NAVIGATION. TT being understood th;it it is in contemplation to apply to Parliament early in the ensuing SesSion, for a Bill to make a. NAVIGABL CANAL born FORD, or SUM , adjacent Place to CHICHESTER,, and thence to PO.RTSMOUTH,aII PROPRIETORS or OCCUPIERS of LANDS, who, from the very unekpeeied visit of the Sur veyors, may suppose thernselves likely to be - afFe6ted by the same, are requested to meet -at the NORFOLK A RMS, at ARUN DE Lon THURSDAY, SE PTE MBE R THIRTY, at Two o'Clock, to take thc-sid matter into consiiieration. Aruhdel; Sept—t 6. CANAL TUNNELLIN: TO BE LETT WY CONTACT, THE finishing and making complete for Naviga.. tion, part of the'PLlNNEl.ofthe HIIIIDERSFMI.D CANAL, near Marsden, in the West Riding. of the qu' r uilfy of York, for the lerigth'of 778 Yards West Ward, atd 400 Yards Eastward, from the P.ed Brook -Pit, where two pits-or shafts - air sunk to the level of the bottom of the Tunnel, 44/1 where some part of the Tunnelling is Completed, Thelted Prook Pit is sunk very near to the Turnpilm Road between Manchester and Leeds; abundance of Stoners to be had near - the Works, and the situation. is very favowable for procuring materials at on easy expellee of carriage. Any Persons desirous tuConmet for FonipletingAlie said Bpart of the said Tunnel, are desind to apply John ooth (the Company!! 4gent) at Doticross, to SaddleVotth; Yorkshire (who . has if PI it and Specifications of tae Works); and to deliver or send their Proposals in writing, and sealed up, to the Office of Messrs. Wort hingtons and liattop, A ltrin- Apham, near Manchester; or. to the" said 111 - cAtitili Rooth; on or before Saturday the 3oth day - of 0.7,1b1Pei . `,480. siieett:ying in'such Prbposals the Terms on w.hich ttio.tiine within which they are willing to aatplefe the'said of the said Tunnel ; also the nature of toe security they propose to-give for the performance of their Contrad. MEDICALTHEATRE, St. 13ARTtIOLONIEW's ' HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered at this Theatre, during theensuing Winter. . „ -:On the THEOKY and PRACTICE .1 MEDICINE, by Dr. ROBERTS and DrJ POWELL. CLINICAL L E . CTI.IR ES' on 'Seleci .Cases occurring in the Hospital, will be also given by Dr..ROBERTS. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, • by • MACARTLF _ _ On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr, AB6RNETHY. • On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLO GY, by Mr. MACARTN EY. • On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA . MEDICA, by Dr. POWELL. On.MIDWIFERY andthe DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNNE. The Anatomical Leaures will begin on Friday. Oaober the tat, at Two o'Clock,-and tne other Le&ures on. the'suc ceeding Days; whichwith all ot n her particulars, may. be learn ed by applying to Ms. N i.;holson, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. .13,,rtholornew's Hospital, WE-DN ESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 22, 1802. This day was published, in Bvo, price 4s. 6d. in boards, ASUMMARY TREATISE OF PLEADING viz. of Pleading in general, and bringing the Defendant into Court—Of the Deelaration f Pleas—Of Replications —Of Rejoinders—Of Profert, &c.•• _ . , .London printed, fru .W. Clarke and ShIlS,. Portugal, street, Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom.may be had, • Rklgeway's'Renorts of Cases upon Appeals and Writs of Error in the High COurt of Parliament in Ireland, from x 78 4. to 1796; 3 vols. Bvo. price 11. 175.,6d: in boards. liish Term Reports of Cases determined in the King's Courts Dublin; royal BVo. price tss. ' • Conroy's -Custoaiam Reports; or a Colledion of Cases re lative to Outlawrie.s,',and the - Grants thereon.-- (Mayo, price 9s. in boards - .- • • - This day was pliblished, in Three Vols. Bvo. piice boards, • . T1 - 1E RJJPQRTS of Sir CRESWELL LE_ of the Judges in the Court of C. P. at V:,;,;i.inThste'r,;,:eonttrining Cases heard and adjudged in. the Court of - : 'a h d Translated into EngliSli;• by Mr. Scrjeant'Salk4d, and others, of the Middle Temple. With Spe,:ial Pleadings to several of the Cases, and three Tables, viz. the first of the parries of the Cases, the second of the prn - icipn .Mattefs, and -the third,of the Pleadings. The Third Edition, with the Ple4dings translated,.and addi tional References and. Notes'. ' ' " By THOMAS VICKERS, Esq. - Barrister at Law - . London :. Printed for W. •Clarke and Sons, -.Portugal-. street, Lincoln's—lnn,.. Of whoin may be had, liBvo. price 7s. boards; a new Editioniof kunbuty's Reports in th. Court of Exchequer. 4 . Willi AUTHORITY, and certainty o" producing t;:e proposed: AIR. .SNAGQ bcgs tc,t.e to offer to Artist.;, a ,,d . Ladies and Gentleinen who draw or punt in Colon his yERS A L LAVi S.. It is. approved' is the firSt Artists, foK;laying, on Colours witn softness brilliancy, either in; I3Ody or Ttansparcne.. ;£lle-'dicov,-ry particularly heightens. Reds and Blues, unites all Mtn .an I prevents tlierri from changing. The pleasure and expedition-it givesi,n tiyorking, is:inconceiVable. Indian Ink, and-the ti .ea Wkiis:: ; lll.iy be safely used wi:h•• it. To prey '-nt Counterfeits, it is.seal,e'd and signed with, the Inventor's Name.: CleariziniversakLavis; is. 6d.- I76ith I ent Stir tea; *for Mi n jai ti re; 2$ _ li Nlucilaginons, foreraid Paintios, or Ladies painting on Silk or Velvet,. 2 . . 6d.. Direction for'using on each Bottlt. To be had Wnolesale and Retail, at No. 2:5; Norton-st.eet; St. Ma6lebone ;' No. 2.;, 50440-sticare ; and No. 92, under the Royal Exchange, and :of most of tke Pilot and Carour Shops- in Town and Country. The usual Allowance to those whd sell again, or far .E x porfation, THE CURIOUS IN I;ISH,SAUCE.. PHE NOBILITY, OEN TR , gen . Tral, are rei;)eafol y informed, H N 131.3 ESS and SONia - GENUINE ESSENCE - of AIN CHO VLE continues tot. prepared . by the min the. same manner that has givep:•such universal aoprob.ition h , r uriny ye:ifs past. - The long justly_ acquired sdperiorttr of that Article is fullY Confirrned idthe opinion& the Coinitry atlarge, and of Persona resident in all par+s , uf the World, and ha'ving stood the tear of trial, ranks it,in the situation it now Maintairls. The general utility of their Essence o" Anchovies and-other 'rich Sauces for Fish, &,c. ii.duces th;:m, from the numerous Adverti4ernents.daily appe.truig, to caution Famines, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had-of their Genuine, but at their Warehouseas under. Every other Article in the Oil Traae for fantliy use, of the best quality; \Vest-India Merchants . , C.,tpt4ins of &c (Ulcers in • the Army and.Nlavy, supplied upon the siturteA• notice tor the East and West Indies, iec.. pr'. For the couvegience of .Families in Scotland, they have - appointed MeisFs., it-. jOhnston .and Co. Edinburgh, . . their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. . - .WarehOusei No. 107 corner of Savoy-steps, , -, ..,- . Strand,, i.:.ondon. - - , To MERCHANTS;.CAPTAINS of SHI - PS, . OFFICERS of the ARMY, •NAVY,,and,OTHERS, • For NERVOUS DISORDERS'and INWARD DECAY, Losa-of Memory, . Feebleness, Dimness. of Sight, Horrors - of the Mind; • 'Pains of the Back and Loins,. Paralytic CoMPlaints, Tremblings, - -• &c. &e: '&e. UNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM - of 11 LI PE . anct.'}-1 E A LTH, is now taken by Gentlemen of the .first distinetion in this Kingdom, as , well as others, by whoni it is acknowledged to possess the - irtost effieaCious. pro- ) .perties in the•cure of • 'and Decays. It supplies the .exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous System. - • Gentle Men from the gust and West , Indies; whose -Lab is were relaxed by. the heat of ~t hose Climates, have re. ei cd infinite. benefit; as .well as, Officers ter fighig to the A my and Navy, Whose Constitutions were. irltp Lire by h. rd vice, and the starions,ehanges• 'of Climate, &c. Persons far advanced in years slvou-id frequently take-a few Boxes.Of this Restorative,i which will -amazingly streti.lti:u them,' be the means of. preventing various di6ders, anci in some measure guard against the, ravages of time. • • . Note.—This_Resto!ative is prepared -in Pills! which pro_ duce more ir..ttlual and, lasting efic€ll3 than ail the internal forms;• the of Balsatn'arC'al so better preserved. A Pamphlet on i to-virtues, With - a List •of • Cures annexed, ...rwty be 31:41 Of the Ver -1,1, T5._ jirice 6d. 'ro be had at Wadc's Medicine Warehouses, Yo. Fleet.:street„ and No., us, Old Bond-street;' 'Putt, Royal Exchange; .Matthews, Bookseller, Strand ; Bacon, OXtbrd street,; Crutwell, Bath ;..Switiev, Printer; Birmingham ,• Tesseyman, York Binns, toOksellet, LeedS ; ' at d all outer Venders of Medicines in Town and Cohntry-price 6s, 3d. the bok; or it may be had in larger Boxes, price only LI. Ss. which. contain the quantity of six small boxes, as made up for the Army and Navy-. ‘• - N. 13 . .' Country Gentlemen and -others may -be supplied with this Medicine, by sending their orders by Coa c h men , or Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a parcel, directed to Mr. John Wade, No. 163, Fleet -street, or at No. 13, Old Bond-street. • VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &c. TO Mr. THOMAS TAYL9R,. surgeon, N0..9; New Bridge-stree*, London. DEAR stn, - I , • T is with the most heart(elt satisfaailm that I address you on-the incomparable excellence of your in valuable Medicine, LEAKL's.PATE NT PILLS. In the Spring of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Vene real Complaint, attended with the most alarming and dan gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I. have been"..conlined to my room for aetehole week together,• a, i d not able to stir out of it ; I had no rest reght nor day, and suffered the inoSt excruciating pain and torment, and, what, was still w‘'.irse, my eyes grew weak and dint, so that 1 could scarce diseetti any object, ifsver so close to me, and expected nothing :less than the total losS of my sight.—From 2 stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I occame sanere shadow,, and an objeablpity and - compassion. My. .friends' had all giVennie over, indttlought my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute to be my last in this -world, I was fortunately recommended. by' a neighbour to try. your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no Purpose, and being at an enormous expellee, it was some time before 1 could be prevailed on to take them ; at last . I sent for six *mes e and before I had taken them all, I found con siderable benefit ; mew pains gradually decreased, and my, eye sight grew better, and, to .the great.. surprlze and astodish ment of all. - my friends (after taking three boXes more), my health and strength was 'perfedly restored, and I am now (thank's to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty as over I was in my life. Von are at full liberty to publish this .in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of 'society at large, and which I should have sentymesooner, • but •%vas fearful of a' relapse. I remain, with theutmost gratitude, Dear Sire your obliged humble Servant, R. L. LEIGH. High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799; The above Medicine 'is' earnestly recomMended to alt Persons that Are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal Atiedion, particularly to those' about alter ing their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that natpre, of however long standing, or however disguised under the appearance of other disorders it may be ; for Scorbutie, Glandular, and Cutaneous Com plaintS, it is also. recommended to be taken, especially in the Spring; Summer, and Fall. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor,. THOMA S TA Loa, Member-of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give Advice, without a fee, to persons: taking these Pills, and Will answer Patients' Letters, if post,paid, on' the same terms, observing in all cases - the -most !inviolable secrecy, no Patiept's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own p - articularrequest, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 35 years, that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine; and the Pradlce arising therefrom.. _ They are also-sold by his appointment,: at the Per.: ft , mes,. 'No. 3S, ,St. Alban's-street, Y e r. Ro bertson's Toyeshnpe .No. tog, .oxltrd-street ; Mr. Steel's, No . . a,' Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one Per son in every considerable Town in England, &c. in boxes of only as. gd. each, scaled . up, with, full and plain pi-- redttnei, eehereby_ Persons of either Sex may cure them- Ves - with easteenci secrecy. N. B. Each 'Box so'KZ . in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by lavuer of the • Commissioners is printed at the Stamp-Office--' t Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street,"—to imitate which is 1. cstov, and all other ' be cau.ntetfeit,. • ,~ 25,600, for the First Drawn Ticket ! • ENGLISH SrATE LOTTERY, .• Begins dravYinz the 29th Noveniber next. ScxE..ME. - -of - - t. 2' 000 3 - - - 10,000 3 1,000 And 9,460 other Prizes, frorn 4. too, to 4 . . 19, amounting in the Whole to the Sum of ‘. 231,000. ' PEKETS and SHARES will rise considerably ; therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in great variety, anti in Shares,' at NI CHO LSON's Fortuna te Office, 16, Cornhill, where two Prizes of 4 . .20,(50 . 0 and s i ooo each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS • For the First-deawn Ticket. • STATE LOTTERY begins' Drawing 'T HE Novernber,2,9, 1802. _ s, PRESENT PRICES • Tickot - 17 13 0 Half - - 4.8 IS o Eighth 2, 5 6 Quarter 4to o Sixteenth - - 3 o Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on Sale-at 7.•IIOR.NSICY and CO.'s, • No. z 6, opposite the Royal Exchange, London;` .Also Liensed 0 flites',l - ntotighoitt the.K.ii4dom. All Shares soll at this Otli:e will he samPecl; agreeahle to Aa of Parii-mcot, With the words, "State Lottery Stamp Office."—Batil , 1 n:lia, and South-Sea Sto&s, ivith., their Several Annuitk-s auctsall kinds of 'Government Securities bought and sold by Commission.. , This Day vyas published, Elegantly printed by Bensley, in ()day°, .embellished with Fourteen Plates, 'Price - los. 6d.. boards, ' PARADISE LOST, a Poem in- Twele Books. By - JOHN MI-tTON. With a Critique On the Poem,, 'and.a Life of the Author. Printed for I. 'foliose:a, 'lt. Baldwin, j. Otridge and Son, .W. j . and: j . 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And since the time of Monkish superstition, no blame , has attached, to Medical Prattitioners for the exertions of their skill.in the removal of these Complaints. .As Medical ability cannot .the - refore , be more, usefully or more respectably employed,' it is -only necessary to inquire where it niay be most decisively depended upon. Certainly not among those who rush without education into lhe Frac tice of EscUlapian Slaughter, but among those, who, after regular initiation, diverge their exertions to one point, and concentrate their skill in the study and treatment of one branch. Mr. BREE, Mentber of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS of Landon, and formerly Surgeon in the ARMY, was entitled to trtake this Selcdion, and, with the sanction of unprecedented success for TEN YEARS PAST, he offers restoration in - Cases Where the most eminent Prac titioners have failed. An insidious DiSorder may be contraaed in an unguarded moment of intoxication. 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