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y ~~+ w ~~~~ t4i V 4 • . 1 - ,ert .* NUMBRR 3d31.1 .NEW PAtifOß9.llifik, I-MY-MARKET. T RE-- Public 'arc' respedfill informed,' that' this E'noratna, exhibiting a GRAND VI EW - of the CITY. , 9f PARIS and Environs,..is now open'for public inspeition;! P a inted from DraWi ngs ma d e on the North W est Tower. of M etropolitan Church of..Notte Dame, since th'e•Sivirk Di the Preliminaries of Peace, by jAs. DE NIAT“AI• will -t onfinue open from ['en till dusk --.A.dmittance N. . B. A PersOn reg n l ar l y atten d s to exp l a i n thl Piaures. . July 24, 1.802'3 VOTTCF: g iven% "tbat Sir WILLIAM -4: N i;IBBONS, Barr. THOMAS CHAPMAN, aril C EORGE KINDER LEY, Commissioners-for.carrying an Ati -r of Parliament into d execution, intitled " An A for AL -I.r)-r-L10; and - MTVIDIN - C - tlie OPEN FIELDS and C OMMONS in the MANOR of LALEHA:` , I,.in the Coun •ties of Middlesei - and Surrey," will- meet at the House of john lames, in - Laleham aforesaid,:known by the sign of the" Greyhound, on Tuesday the _Toth of August next, at Ten c''Clock in the 'Forenoon of that day, in - order to execute the Powers vested in the Commissioners by virtue of the said AEI, When they - intend to examine all the Claims heretofore de livered; and-when all Persons, Bodies P o li t i c a nd Corp ora t e , }laving ormaking any Claim which may affccl the Bounda ries of tilt - said Manor, or the Rights of the said open arid Common Fields, or of the 'said Common or Waste Grounds, or any part thereof, or having, or claimii*to have, any right "I'l°' orright nf Common, or other right therein, are. re-; resPectivelV to give and deliver unt* the said Corn f a Account in *thing under their u true -Age "°l-. under the hand.; .of their Stewards, Bailiffs, or - rit s , .' , FtrUch their Claims, and - of the tight or title, in re qed ofwhich such Claims are made, '-jONATH. HOLKES joint Clerks to the said and fIENRY -HORNE, Commissioners. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS " WILL be given to any , Lady or Gentleman . Zq who will procure . for the . Advertiser aPE R MA_ MEN PLCE *or EMPLOYMET uticier GOVEI9I.- of A We Adv ertier will trea N t Withany Gentleman, w. suing Letters addressed-to A. B. No. 33, Litchfield-ptieci, 141,1 1 be propeilytattendcd tot • ViTANTED, to 'assist in the-finishirlg part of v Education" (where only a small number of Pupils . 3 are received); a CL - ERGYMAN, a Gracluatq of one of the dish Universities, well acquainted with the higher ClaS.. anSI Master of,Composjtiou in both the Learned Lri:- guages, with a Comperent knowledge of the Mathematics.. ,Lettei•s'addrest e d to A . C. furnival's Inn Co.free-hou§p, 1101 borm, shall be immediately attended - to. ." TO THE CURIOUS 1 N TISH S 11C1r. HE - NotitiTy, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in, ge.neial, re: ped fu ljy. J ; 13 RGESS an So n's GsE;st VINE E res SS E NC E of AN.O HOW I ES, continue's d. sbe prep are d Oxib e m i n • thy. sainc rnelnper that has, given ch universal a pprobdtion for. inanY.years Past. • sully jastty•-acctuired Superiority• of that" Article is 1 3' continued in' tile:opinion of.ilie , Couriti at large, 'and of persons;,_ resident,in all7p4rts of the, World, and ,ha.ving stood test'a trial, rinl".it - iii.the situation r d The neral utilit?-of their Essen thon, ecinncliovies:andOther Satics fot Fixh; &c.incitices from the numerous Pueriisemeuts dally ‘ appearing, to caution Families,.& c . i n rchasi-ng the same:, hone-is to be hid'of theft. Genuine.; D ur at tlitir Warchoiise as under'. • Every ether Art4Ni . n thepil Trade foe fainilytise, of the'. Wvest-India Merchants, Captains ol"Slicps•,..tze, Officers th l A riny and Navy, as upon tit:, shprtest '',notice - for last and West indies,,B2C. di rt l 4- Of the convenience of .1 2 afnilies in Scotland, • they th appointid Loess! Mrs. it ..lolinston Edinburgbi eir sole Agents ish Solaces. • W areudiuse; No. rO7, coriier Of Savoy -steps, • Strandi .- -LOndon.. ' " • • _ . „ A.TENT'BEIIS..SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, - . - DINING TABLES, "- • • "Iffering•in Stile - and Plan from. those in the old way. U TLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY r,,trulAvA ROMS, N0...a . ; and 4, CATHERINE ., t mirs rom p the trap . - E' 1-1 S- cL, maker of the above. 4..hrticles.td theKINQ and QU E EN, Their Royal Highnesses t u e re ptiKE of YORK:. and PRINCESSIS, and Manufac rof Furniture in general. •: • • t,.,4luTtr.ii has observed some of the various Aflvertisemetits PPosed to him, the-imention of which ma - y• be easily dislio eke,.,re(i; and 'writes in short that, by. the permission "Of Provi. b e ' h t he manutaaures and.sells as above, (where also may r o ;. ; „ct, every Artide in the Upholstery Line his superior Ipa r ;''"POST and TENT. , BEDS, with Brass Screws and 4°Lts other BrasS Parts ; ,SOFA BEDS, making a hand tr.tne Sofa and a oomfortable'Bed CHAIRIIEDS, which 14 1 8kirnri the same.way,•and each in a few Minutes ; DIN_ 1114 TABLES:on varibus-.ConstruCti ons , and. quite-on a new 1)4; P ORTAI3I...t CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a compactConstruitibb ; and various Improve_ in :Faartiture. ecd „.3114e.s.completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season.-- t e d c xN t° and excellent workiziarrthip..Also, tor exportati on ,' n %e se s rs r the East and W es t . l n di es ; Cabins fitted up for Pa s _ B IJ &c. Vork:' Wi t has construed several Tools and Machin es f or ab ove N Ihis•Patent- Artieks, &c.. at his Manufactory, as . triune' and with much submission, and a - trite .sense of lY recgra— ;ick."l:lo, iv iectges The..kind .encouragement he has so g e - Sal feed. •• • • c ontradiition to the false assertibM bpposed to the t eet „' .ui.Eit's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse rilay be sellal-ate Pate n t Deeds oriefor Dirtirig, and other Tables ; t • uthe , oth er .,- c _, , Or Brass., and other Screw Bedsteads, winch ' a '.`"a•Beds r other Bedsteads, with Screw osts o r F ' • 1. • • Q let • • , NEST INDIES, S ic . &c. . . THE MEDICINE., xtdil<cli is sold* by the Pio _ prietors' sole Agent, Mr. Thomas. Golding,"NO ; 1 1. 2, ',. iv)orrnbill, London (and by his appointment at one emmen d t k i u g3ist's in every principal Sea-pUt Town in-the Unite__ F p n l,g i rmas), to PRIVEN"r -and•••CURE the YELLOW o . f . - " ER, in bOxes, with full - AireCtions,4 l c 4 .se qf an attack rerso- 4 4 'kind of Fever, One Giilriea ,each, suffitlent for bne n twelve months, is an Cle best P resc:rvati ye lif Ilealth P l 4 . Foreign Climate as ilr'appear by Letters from the 0 lo.wlng re speClahle'PersOn s , vv. ' 1 q: Jerinyn-street,"Si. lames's, to His Excellency 7 X •lS tb.h ' E 3.0 . ,13 rt tish A mbass . ador at Philadelphia ; T • J triv E 42 4,1. N i , • .1%, - ini, sq.- oy. ~. ,Iv.y, .to<Mr. Golding; 1.).:0ry4 •.E • , . .., ml. ditto, .. to the Propriptots;, -apain sail Andromeda West Indiaman; e- - , r.,aPtaln Hodgson Hope , ditto ;• . ' _-<,.aptain'ltoberisori, lio,ro • ditto . ~..,-.:c_ Johnstone, Esq. St. , ltnne's, Jan-mica - ~ ..`.% h. with other numcrows,-equally - reweaable, and une it'aibrni Testimony of the never-failing lficacy of this va aim;:. Medicine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be had gratis . of Li._ Goldings, at all the Cotrntry yenders', and at Many i'v Principal C ot - lie-houses,' InoS 'ikc &c. kboutTOWn. '''. i ' • ~y; ,` S W E D-N IS D r,tAuGusT 4,18 oz. To the FREEHOLDERS of PER-THSYARE. , cE:sTLENEN, a .., • . . fi • • THE Honour you have conferred pi, me, by tna_ nimpusly re-eleaing me . your 13.0resentative. in the '-Impetial Parliament, adds new ties to those whichlormerk boUnd:nitito your Service. , Peteuaded that rchielly owo ilae - co'ntinuance. f your favour 'to the sense fouAntertaili of the propriety of those Principles which cliretled:my - Condua, I receive this distihguished Mark ,of pour A pprobi tion as the inest signal and flattering Reward. 'Be assured, Gentlemen,. that my best endeavours shall ever. be ev.wted to maintain to the, utmost, the invaluable blessings of the Constitution of the United Kingdom. and to promote the general Welfare of the Country, and the parti cular interests of this extensive COunty, for, as my Gratitude is unbounded, so shall my Devotion be complete, , I have the'l-TOniiur to remain, With the highest respect}, Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obliged Servant, Balgo*an, July 27, 18oz. THOMAS GRAHAM WANTED TO RENT; HOUSE Ready FURNISHED; fit forthe re_ ceptio►t of a large Family, with all necessary Offices attached and detached, with a good Garden, Stabling for Nine Horses, Double Coach-houses, in the Isle of Thanet, or in the vicinity of Deal, 'Dover or Folkestone, for the Months of August, September and Oaober. The Towns of Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Dovcr, will be objected. A situation commanding an extensive view of the Sea, with easy access to the beach, would be particularly desirable. Should this meet the eye of any Gentleman or Lady, de sirous of letting their Residence for the above term, on' ac-, count ofabsence, they may be assured of all due care being taken of the Furniture. Address (post-paid), to Mr. Huntly, No. 4, Duke-street, rosvenor-square. TO BE SOLD, Ptksuant to a Decree of the High` Courrof Chancefy, made ih certain Cause there depending, wherein SAMUEL NEWTON, Esq. is Plaintiff, and JOHN BRADSHAW., Esq.- and IAMES BRADSHAW, Esq. and OTHERS, ire - Defendants, and in pursu a nc e of an Order made - in the tame Cause dated the 23d day of July, 2802., betbre Peter 1-lolford, Esq. one of the Masterg of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Soutbaniptoribuilciings, 'London, on Tuesday the 3 tst day of August, ISea,. between the Mours of One and Two o'CIOCk in the Afttrnoon, in One Lot; A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 'at •WIL fl BURY, in, the County of-Wilts, late belonging to THOMAS -I3R ADSHAW, Esq. • dectased i consistin g o f a 'MANOR and MANS lON-HOUS E, with suitable Offices, - . Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Private Horse-Course, 'Planta tions and a Park about four miles in circumterenee, -together with capital Farms,. Tenements, and Lands; containing in . the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's, Chambers, in Southampton-buildings-,- - Chaneery-lane Lon don; at lililbury-house, near Amesbury,,,,in -the County of Wilts ; the White Hart, Salisbuty..; . the Stat and Garter, A mover ; the White Hart, Bath ; and bf Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's Inn, London. : —And a • Plan et - the , Estate may be seen-at the Chambers of the said - Messrs. Williams and Brooks. • . In the Press, and speedily- will be published, • in two*legant - tforuihs, 4fo. accompanied by a considerable timber of large plate, by ; eminent Artists,: consisting of views taken in Upper and .I,9%yer Egypt, of Representa tions of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphicsof Objects in Na tural History, of Manners and Customs, &c. r TRAVELS • it)* UPPE . ltand - 140 X r E.:R EGYPT, in company with several Divisions of the-French Army ; during the campaigns of General 80 - 14 AP ARTE in that country. Published under the immediate .Patronage. of the CHIEF; C . ONSUL. . . 13y VIVANT ll)ENON, One of the Artists who accompanied t;ie Expedition. Translated from the Original by ARTHUR.' AIKIN. Printed tor' . N. Longnian. and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ; and tilr R. Phillips, Np., 71..5t. Paul's Church-yard. . N. B. An octavo edition will be published at the same-time. . - Brought down to the pie7",...'n time: . This Day was published, a new Edition, _either' j:7 - 9-ne Two Pocket VoluMes - , price:Twelve Shillings.in boards, including the Arms:of all the Peers, and the Four Orders of Knighthood ; also ornamented by a striking . Resetri.: 'blaace of His Majesty in his Parliamentary. Robes; eleL gantly and accurately. engraVed upOn a new set 'of Plates, printed pn a fine paper ; ' the letter-press also on 'a new Type,,; being the.elicapest, latest, and most complete work of thetind ektant ; EARSLE Y,'s PEERAGE of ENGLAND, AN. SCOTLAND and IRELAND ; containing an account of the Origin, Hon ou r s , M arr i ages , an d I ssue of the Nobi lity ; a list of - ail their Family Names, Titles of elder Sons, and Translation of their Mottos T 9 which are added, an account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exact valuation of each of the Bish6pricks, and a complete Extinct Peerage of the Three -Kingdoms, with, the forfeited and dormant Titles. • • Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet - street ; J. Stockdale, op posite 'Builington - House, Piccadilly ; J. Bell, opposite Bond -street, Oxford-street ;- T; Hurst, Paternoster-row ; and W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. • Of whom may be had, A Short and Easy Iritroduclion to Heraldry. In Twi) Parts. Embellishad with 38 Copper-plates, containing up- - -wards of a thousand exariples.,. The whole compiled from the most approved authorities, by Hugh Clark, in Bvo. the seventh Edition, price 6s. in boards. This Day was published, Price 11. us. 6tl. inboards, illustrated with Ten Plates, T ONDINIUM REDIVIVUM • or, an Anti en t ,-I History and modern Description oeLondon; compiled from Parochial Records, Archives of various Foundations, the Harteian MSS. and other authentic Sources, By JAMES PELLEK MALCOLM. 4 4 4 ' This Volume contains a particular, History of the Pa rishes of, St. Al phage ; Allhallows the Great; Allhallows the Less; Allhallows, Lombard-street ; St. Andrew Un ctershaft ,• Bartholomew the Great and the Less,- St: Be nedid, Gracechurch ; St: Leonard, Eastcheap ; St:Botolph, Bishopsgate; and St. Bridget ; and also -ot IVostminster Abbey and the Charterhouse. Prrntect by and for Niehols and son, Red-lion Passage, Fleet.street. • - Sold also by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; T. Payne,' 'Mews Gate; G. Wilkie, Paternoster-low • and j. Whitejleet-street: , Where may be had, by the same Author,, a. A Set of Plates, Seventy mine in number, in one hand some Volume, intended as an Illuslration of fhe 'Ref. Daniel Lyson's . Environs of London; price 31. Many of these Views have now become interesting from the alterations and ilestrueliort of the Buildings they represent. 2. The •Antirinaties Museum, by Jacob Schriebbelie, s complete in XIII Numbers. P r i c e 31. s. inboards. a. DEVONSHIRE, •' ' TO.BE SOLD, • • , THE TEE SIMPLE arid INIERITANCE of , 'NO kTH BROOK E HOUSE and FARM, which, with -the. Gardens, are in complete repair and good order. The • House stanclq in a Lawn cif 3o in the middle of Earn of "More that 6o•Atres • on the ianks of the Ri ver E xe , a l arge. branch of which turielhough the grounds ; a mile and a guar fer from the. City bf FAreter, one of the best Markets in the Kingdom and nine.,miles from Exmouth, a fashionable bathing place ; in a good neighbourhood, with good roads and pleasant walks abeCift - it ,-- the Land is rich and produaive, raid out equally for profit and pleasure ; - and may bekept in hand as a Farm, or lett to good Tenants without diffi cu l ty . The Rouse is dry, compaa, and convenient ; on the first and second floors there are five pleasant and -airy Bedcham bers ola good size, with four D ress i ng - rooms, two of Which have fire-places, and may be converted into Smallißedcharn hers '; a Breakfasting and Dining-parlour, and a Drawing room, the two last have bow-windows, and are 24 feet.long ; a Water-closet, and four Roomi for Servants. The 'Ground floor consists of a good light Kitchen, a •Butler's • Pantry; a Servants! Hall, and a Beer Cellar, about 17feet square each ; a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold a good stock of different Wines, a Housekeeper's Robni, a l3airy, a Larder, a`Scullery, with a ,Brew-and Wash-house. And thereis Stabling forja Horses, I place for two Carriages, with a large and excellent Barn and Farm-yard. Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase an eligible place for health and pleasure, be desirous of inspiring after Noythbrooke-, he may have his inquiries answered, so' as to inable him to judge'whether it will be worth his while to take the trouble of Viewing the place, by applying to Messrs. Follett and Williams, Attornies, Exeter. Exeter, fuly at, 1802. OXFORDSHIRE - , on the BORDERS of BERKSHIRE. TORE SOLD BY AUCTlcl'f l • • In Lots, • By Mr. - WINSTANLEY • • . • At Twelve o'Clock,'or k Thu r Sd a y t h e 9th of Serkember next, at the Baptist Head Coffee-House, in Chancery-lane, • Lcigdon ' = -T HE MANORS and improveable FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, belonging to a Noble . Family, situated , in the Parishes of Broadwell,. Filkins; and : Kemscott, in the County of Oxford,. consisting of the- fol lowing,Farms, held by respeaable Tenants at Will, and a small part - upon old Lives, viz. • The MANOR HOUSE and FARM, in possession of Joseph Large containing 338 Acre s an d upwar d s. BROAD‘VE LI, GROVE FARM and Mansion House, in possession of James, Holt, containing 600 Acres and up -wards. HO CKST E PAR M,•in possession of Thomas Gardner, containing 942 Acres and upwards.' .• • LANDS in BRO A 0)-KE LL, in possession of ...Edward - . Short , containing 247 Acres and upWards. Several PARCELS of LAND,,situated in Silton, Filkins, and liroadwell, in possession of the Rev. Mr. Goodenough, Charles Stevens, Esq. add Mr: Clark,: containing in the whole go Acres and upwards. • . - • The Foreshare only of several Parcels of Land, situated in Westham and King Sham, in the Parish of Kerrocott, in p,os 'session of several Tenants; and containing in the whole Acres and upwards. • Leasehold for Liyes, situated in Broadwell and Filkins, .r.onsisting•of several Houses and Parcels of Land,' the greater part - df which are held by single old Lives; 'and contain in the whole 53 Acres and upwards, and . • Several Rack-rent Cottages in .Broadwell and Filkins. In hand, the Groves and Woods upon the Estate, contain ing rIB hcres• and . upwards,. - w - • • And also the ancient j‘lanor Rents... • The ivhole Estate - Contains 24;7 Acres and upwards, held atlow old yearly Rents, which are very' unprovable. There is s a itonsiderable.quautity•ofornanient a l and useful Timber; particularly near the Mansion-house, and a good 'succession of Tellars or .Baplings* on various parts of the ;Estate. This Estatels situated in a fide Sporting• Country, abounds with Ga'me; and is 'altageiher well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman that intends to; lay Money out' on • Landed Property. .) 1 - • • Ylie - Situation is within mode.kaie distanCes .of Burford, Lochlacle, Witney, and Farringdon. As a 'specific sum is to be paid for the Timber upon each Lot, over and above what the I.ot shall be sold for, Gen tlemen who intend to purchase,' are requested 'to-satisfy themselves of the:value, previous to the day of Sale. Notice will-be given when printed Particulars are ready to he delivereil, by. iyiessrs. - Manley and Lowe, • Inner Temple; by W. and F. Black, MiddreTeulplei and by Mr, %wan l'atcrnoster.row., .This Day was published, - A New Edition, being the Third, considerably .enlarged and • •improved, And to which is now First added:flints on Fish Ponds : price;bound, ss. PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGER. and PAcTICE .of GAR DENING.' By CHARLES MARSHALL,. Vicar of l3rixworth, Northamptonshire. • Printed for F. acid C.. Rivington, No. 6; St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold ako by J. Hatchard, N 0.173, Piccadilly. " We are well satisfied - that this Performance is not a mere compliment from the productions of former writers, of similar Diredories, and that the respedablc Author has; as he prof.sses, given to the Public the result Of his experi ence, delivered with that plainness and "perspicuity,` which cannot fail of •tenoering his work highly useful to every reader who shalt consult it either for pleasure or ppflt.:". Monthly Review, Nov. i. 79.7. • (4 This-is one of the most .complete Works on the subjed we remember to have seen, and both froni its nature and execution is •one, which every Country Gentleman ought to have in his possession." Analytical Review, 06}. 1798. The other Reviews have spoken of this book in a lik e stra i n .6. of inarked approbation. On Monday the 9th of Atigust will be published,. -Price Three 'SiIIHMO and Sixpence, A N ABSTRACT of the ACT lately paBied f or i'A' consolidating the formo for the RE'D EM PTI ON of the LAND TAX ; and for removing Doubts respeding the Right of Persons to vote for the El e cti on of. Members of Parliament. Shewing. the Disposition and Arrangement of the Subject -mater of it, with occasional 'Notes explanatory of the Objed and Effed of the New Provisions. TO which is prefixed, a few Observations on, the Nature and. Extent of the Advantages resulting to the Public, and 'to the Lauded Proprietor from the ineAsure. - . By GEORGE 1 - IA.RbISON, Esq. Of Lincoln's - lon Fields, Barrister at Law. Printed and published by Bunney . and Gold, No. ro3; Shoe-lane, London ; are now publishing in Weekly Numbers, 4.t0.. price is. 6d. each, a new Abridgment, or Se ketion of the Philosophical. •Transadions of the 'Royal Society. . rir HOUGH several Remedies are discovered • which. perfealy eradicate every species of Scurvy, Leprosy, RheuMatie and • Go u ty Pains, yet none are fo un d equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety, • or cheap ness, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGTABLE.,,DROPS, which in Scrof u lo us Seliirrns, Cancerous Tumors, Ul cers, and White Swellings, perforM the most wonderful cures.; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec tions, where large quantities of celebrated Medieines have been tried • in vain, a small Bottle of 'these Drops ha s g i ven ',he happiest pr o of s of their excellent properties,: particularly in promoting a regular'appetite and true digestion, expelling all morbid • humours; and causing proper purity, texture, • and tenacity, with free circuration ancl.equal distribution of the nervous and other fluids; and thereby,removing all bilious, windy, :and spasmodic cornplaints, whilst they, produce coinposure.of mind; a cheerfuPflow of spirits; accompanied - withanagreeabletliffusion of nattulzi,warmth,and lively son sation throng!' every part of \ thelnimal frame, so .as to ren der the sickly, W ea k , an d deli cate habit healthful, and re store the decayed constitution to a state of strong adivity, These Drops are inclosed in plain direaions, and appointed r tobe sold by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Hol born, opposite Gray's Inn, London; C. Collins, Salisbury ; Horsey and Woodward, Portsea ; Watts and Harding; Gos port ; Donaldson„ and Mottley, Portsmouth Jennings, Bishop's Waltham ; Robbins, Winchester; Skelton, South • arripton ; Hollis i .:Romsey ; Jones, Lymington ; Benson, Ringwood ; Moore, Poole ; and most Venders.of Patent Me dicines in Great Britain, at cs: the bottle, duty included; and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street, London ; where all orders ‘vholesale and retail are duly attended to. Also his M EZE RION PILLS, which though requiring no restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, yet are a sate, expeditious and infallible cure in every stage of a certain disease, being sealed up in plain direaions; with instrudioris, by which all the baneful effedsof that insidious disorder are ,immediately prevented by attending t o th e method therein directed ; price 55..5d. duty included. S - • 5 . 74 44'. [PRICE SOCPENCE. CAUTION AGAINST UNLAWFULLY SENDING, CARRYING AND CONVEYING 'LET FERS. . GENERAL POST OFFICE, Aigrest 2,, goe• BY an All of Parliament pasted in the present Srssion, it is enizcied, That no Person or Per►ons wn:it- Soever shall send, OR CAUSE TO ik SENT or conveyed,' -01 tendei or deliirer in .: An - der to be sent or conveyed, otherwise than by the Post, or by the Authority of the Postmaster. Gene•al or his Deputies, ,or to the nearest or most con venient Pest Town, to be from thence fokwarded.by the P^ any Letters, or Packets of Letters, on . pain of forfeiting; cr every Offence sl. to be recovered, with full Costs of Suit, by any isskietie utuo WILL tNFORM attl sue in any Court -of :irtliruelOtl7:sttolTitlltlesT(Cnir-!r.nri3er. moiety to the oe of the King,. - Under ihii La4Lra,Per.rom carving' a Letter may bifirra aga;Aft a Persbn.sending oNe There is an exception in the A a as to Letters which eoneerts Goods sent by Common Carriers, so as 'Ay are sent With and for the purpose of being' delivered with the Goods without hire or reward, prop or advantage fir receiving or delivering. Also as 16 Littor's sent on board Ships or PesseL of Meet - handl . ..4e which shall concern the Cargo therein ony, so as such Letters he r delivered Tvitbout hire, reward or advantage. And as toCoMmissions or Return thereof, Afflavits, Process or Proceedings, or Return thereof, issuing out of aly Corny ; but the Letter s i n which such Proceedings are sent must not relate to any, lathe( Busiaes. Ana' an exception as to. Letters...cent by any private Friend st iffessenger on. purpose. The Law is in norespea altered with repel? to Carriers, Mas. tern of Stage Coaches, Coachmen, Owners, Masters or Com .man4sts of Vessels, cr PasSengers thtre.n , Watermen and Bargemen, Erraro Men, and Distributors of Newsliafiers, but they are several liable to,thi like Penalty of 51. besides Costs, for every Letter which they shall receive, dispatch, convey, carry or deliver, even without hire or reward.—And to a Penalty7of tool. for every. Week that such prac7ice shall be continued; ai:d these Penalties maybe sued for by any Person who itill Infotrn. His Majesty's Postmaster General do hereby give Notice, in order that the Revenue of the PO:I-Office may i . st be longer Kjured by such unlawful,PraOkei, that all Per:sons'ailing in these re- :peels: contrary to Law will be proceeded against with the utmost Severi(y, and due A"'lctiuragement will be ajOided ,Persons tuhs shall Live Information. 13y Command of His Majesty's Posiolaster:-Ceneral; FRANCIS F'REELING; See: GENERAL POST OFFICE, • 4llgust 3; 1802_ hereby; given . , that on and after THURSDAY next, tie sth u.. - tar,:, in Addition to the present. Ceiieral • I'ost 'Establishment, — LETTERS conVeyecrto,anaffrthn CROYDON, WAD DON, BEDDING,. TON, WALLINGTON, and CARSHALTON, twice a Dal.':(Ssi f ..lays excepted) 4y the , Two-penny Post.. - -Ey this 'Regulation, Lthers pa?. into theT.rpo.'PeniCy Poil ceiving Houses in LONDON . koi-e Eight *o'Clock in the Morn.: and before Two the 4fternocn ; or into the Two. penny Post Office . ; in .T.:;mbakl-stkeet and Cerrard.street, .before' Nine in the• tllcrsring and before Three in,the Afternoon,' ;will be delivered at the above•Plal'eshetween Twelve and.Onei?'Clock al . Noon, ane between .Six an4.S4ven in. the Evening: also Letters for the above Places arriving in L ON'i?O N.in the Morning by The Maltr, fi-om all Paris, niiilrbe fa:warded by the.twio-penny Post, and s he delivered between Trevrive,and O,fe o'Cleck the same • Da.y. . . . The Diparrizre from CROYDON and .c A RSHALTON, ty.the Two-penny Poiti"will•be-ta a -Quarter befcre Nine o'C44 .in the Morning, antra Quarter before. Epstein the Afternoon ;-and• from BED DI NGTON at the..ltfornink, the Afternoon; and - the Letters will be .delivered in LONDON • between Twelve and One o'Clock -- ea Ndon, t'erween Seven. and Nine.'o'Clock isi the Evening: ' The Letters for the above-mentionedPiacer, which ,rilaybe.isiit into the General lost °fee, or a'y of the General P.art,Receiving Houses, will be sent from LONDON. by the Mail at Eight a'a,cl; Night, as usual. , - • • • In like manner all Lettcrs put into the Poit Office at CROY DON, after the Departure flit , Tivo-penfri;Pos! in - the 7lfter:. noon, will be forwarded by bk!'Griiiral Post 'to LONDON'. This Regulation to. be considered as ex:perimental, until further Notice. Bj . COmmapid of His Afaje:rtyi P6stmaster-Gilieral, FRANCIS FRIIELING, Secretary; • To MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, OFFICERS of the ARMY, WAVY, and OTHERS. • FOr NERVOUS DISORDIX:S and f NWARDDECAY,„ LoSsof Memory, Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind, . . Pains-of the Back and Loins, Paralytic ComplairitS, Tremblings, &c. &c. UNTER's RESTORATIVE• hALSAM of FELT and HEALTH is now taken by r,mtlemen of • • •". the "first distindron in,this Kingdom, as Well as others, by whom it is acknowledged to_possess the most eificacioutpra,„.._ perties- inthe cure of Weakness . and - Deesyl7 Itsupplies the exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous System. Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the. haat •-of . rlose-Gdimote,;' , haveTteetVe'd* infinite:benefit ; as well , as Officers. belonging to the Army and'Sfavy, whose Constitutions were Impaired by hard set. vice, anti tho-vsfAusvhanges-of-Climater Persobs fi'Vaavanced in years should frequently take a few Boxes of this ke4tOrative, ,s vdrlch linazingly. strengthen them, be the means of preventing various disorders, and in some measure guard against he ravageuktime. Note:;--Thlf - Itegtordlite -protti.irraTi`thiarpro. duce more gradual and lasting eifeetsthan ail the internal formS; the finer parts attic BaLsanfmte also bettin . i4i , esetved. A Pamphlet on its virtues, .wittca List of Cures annexed, may be had.of tlie„VenderS, price 6d. • To be• had at 'Wade's „Medicine Warelrotoes. M). Fleet-street, • and No 13; Old 13ond-street; Putt; Royal Exchange; Matthews, lielok'slle.r„Stratitt; • l3ltcebn. - ; street; Bath; Swiney, Prime, Birmingham . Tesseyman, York Bims, Leeds"; and! all : . Other Venders . of Medicines in 'Own and gountry—price 6s. •3d. the box ;' or it may he had in larger - Mies ; price only Ss. which contain the- quantity ,of six .4414.1. boxes, :4 made ul? for the Army and - Navy. • N B. Country Gentlemen and others .ma/: be surrplied • with this Medicine, by sending their orders by Coachmen, or Newsmen, or by inclosing cash ins small parcel,; directed to Mr. John Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No. 13, Old Ecild-stteet. • _ .~ orco. 4454.04, I 4 D fj "Y •J`4"' -•••• ' 4: Specific for th Prevention of a 11_ Certain Disorder, stands.unequalled, and for pleasant b:v a nd safety, i s happily confirmed by prOofs irresi s tibl e; an d ••Yrohn.rl Copt ra dieli on. • ' '• u nzversal.approbation and demand of York Medicinal Nelo ha ving excited the envy and a i yarice of some unprinci- Ser::L_Vtinders, th e Public are particularly catitiOned ,t,o'ob s;:idl,:at each Packet is signed . "•Alexander and'Co. in one p t 4s. - Duty pd Treatise igcluded, .three Boxes C ov 4ckt, Half-a-Guinea 2 at No. 23, Southampton -street, street ent-Garden ; No. 30, Piccadilly ; NO: 71,• N,ew Bond- Co rnh l u No• 4, Cheapside ; No. -7, Finch-lane ; and No. 46, Note.... The Half Guinea Packet sent to any pact of the No_goni, bdirectg, postage free, to Alexander and Co. 43, Southampton street, _Covsnt-Garden. - • ta; ia; Lo;