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40111.0, T •p /tilt/kW* AD D -T . -a 'kJ 1, -" qr - ; _ P? 17' YO, • ) , eg. • , ...)t 'ke '11.".44' 4.4., ... r . : 1- 4 : I. : c.i • _ _— . vi• '. t. ...., t; t i -, ' r. , L •,a - ; ->: s •>•>' -1- -- s r 4,'S , -;'''› ... . ...D. 4* * F .l 1,. . 0 NUMBER 3078.] SW 1 DA Y, JU,LY 31, 1802. [PRICE SIXPENCE.. • VAUXHALL. 111-1 E PUBLIC are re4lettfully informed that tivill Mins. GANERIN has prepared a BALLON, and ascend from:t ß hese Gardens with MadameG A RN O ERIN on TUESDAY NEXT, August 3d, accompanied by another th Cen tleman.—Further Particulars in the Advertisements of e day. •-' • N. B. Th e B a l loon and other Apparatus is now at the l'antheon for public inspection. • HANOVER-SSO4XE CONCERT ROOMS: /IBS UNWOOD's EXHIBITION, viith an c4-V-1- ADDITION of PICTURES SEASON, is now u Pert ' and will continue Every Day, 3 un d a y s excepted, oria Nine in the Morning till Evening. • - Admittance One Shilling • • NEW PANORAMA,'HAY-MARKET. THE Public are respectfully. iniprmed, that . this ;4. Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of th e CITY .oi* PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspettion'; Tainted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of the Metropolitan Church of Notte Dame, since the Signing df 'the Preliminaries of Peace, by' JAs. DE MARIA, will coluini.e open from Ten till dusk -..Admittance 11 . B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pietures. • • To CANAL. CONTRACTORS and MAS'ONS":,- rr HE KENNET an d AVON CANAL CZ.:IM- A. mt'r-rt t Intend meeting at the Bear Inn s _ Devites, on Wednesd ay t h e 4th of August, a Twelve o'Clock.at noon, to receive.. Proposals, and enter into CONTRACTS for TWENTV:-NINE LOCKS, and TWENTY gRIDC; ES : and also tor Cutting and Foirning tour Miles of Cana!, mar the said Town of Devi tes.—Plans and Specifications May - be see n by applying sto Samuel Hudgkinson, a Devizes sforei. said. HE CREDITORS: TORS: 'of Mr. JAMES KING_ STOn, of the Borough of Stafford, Tanner, are re_ ( Nested to send an Account of their respeetiire Demands haufst him, And of the nature of their S ecur i t i es (if an) ) to r. i lickin, of Rugeley, in the County of &Alford, Solicitor, 'n (4,ler that the speediest means may-be considered of to dis eh.qe the same. t . ONE THOUSAND POUNDS ILL be given to any. Lady or Gentlfriart v who ocure for the Adyerti a PERNA. ENT PLACE wiII or pr EMPLOYMENT 'under ser GOVERN .!MENT ; or the Adirertiser will treat ' With any Gentleman vishin g to , resign. Letters addressed to A. B. No. 33, Litehfield-street, SOO, be properly attended to. • • ROYAL HOTEL, 'Late Rossmore House„Kildare-street, Dublin. HOIVIAS ',LEECH resTedlully .acquaints the Nobiiity and. Gentry, he has fitted up the above Pre. uses as an Hotel, in the most splendid style, for the recep. tio uol-Families, wit:th their Retinue, however numerous. Leech begs to observe, the most minute attention has been Paid to the general arrangements, with i view to form a most 4 P a CibUS and complete Establishment for the e l egan t accont . M odation of Fal3lllies or Rank and . their attendant.s. wANI'ED, to assist in the finishing part of education (where only a small number of Pupils ate e receiied), English a CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of one of the 4, Universities, well acquainted with the higher Clas- Qi c; and Master of Composition in both the Learned Lan euagest- with a competent knowledge of the Mathematics. Letters addressed to A. C. Furnivalts Inn Coffee-house, born, shall be immediately attet t ded to . ....... 4:ituf.;FOßD's ACADEMY, and FUHLICATIONS, Haydon'-square, Minories , YOUTH-who are.desirous -to excel in Writing, and.attain the English, Latin; and French Languages, -..iti.othetic, Nei-chants!: Accompts, CeographY; the Use of th e Globes, Short-hand, an . athe Mathematics, may acquire c r .'ill•with possible expedition. A separate Room for ir . ".wn Gentlemen: NaVigatie4 completely taught for ",ree Guineasi. • • Z• 'qr.' Langford's Beauties Of - Penmanship; Rules lot Writ- R -with Accuracy ; Engraved Cyphering Books,, with rlanks to-vary the Sums - ; Arithmetical Titles ; a -Flotaish g Boblc ; Ten Sets of Copies ; Holiday .Piect Books, and I l ls other Publications,- are -sold,:at No.. t_t, Cornhill. He t • s. placed an extensive Manuscript in the Royal Exchange „„"6X the in,peaion of the Curious, with explicit term s an -41,, Writing that, requires eleg a nce, properly executed. ARCHER and . HA LIGHTOW - from Dublin, t o Irish Poplin and Tabbihet Minuf a d urers a'd Mercers Arias er Wales,h Royal D HighnesseS the Prince and ess of Duke and.utchess of York, putchess "Wient - ertmberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-stree t ,. garden, London . . t r ile elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, • the dirent t Anches o f t h e R oya l F am il y, and Ladies of the fi rst 'R ank !iZ 4nd Fashi on , i t i s h ope d h as suff i c i ently - estab li shed, in the llion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of si r i ch er f s and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbincts, Gold, v eri Figured, and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian t T ie p e b r ic Sarsenets for - Court, Bail DresseS, Turbans, &c. to t unnecessary for that. House to reply to the Adver— anients of others, whose chief pretension to the tradeis the -11 ing of their Advertisements. • CAUTION. 19r w here Archer and Haughton have been credibly in. triet t , that a great many people in this kingdom are new, a n d l in ' 1 ;•-ve been, for some tune past, Manufiitturing and sel „_gLl °Mins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, rtt.r the name of Arblier ad Haughton's Manuladur with t i t v i l o e w to discredit and injure their Rouse, and a gross y iinpo as lies n 1 the Public in general ; they are determined, a s f ar mr in their power, to proecute to Convidion any person na _i?ersolis so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the me Hsuheir Alanufac . lure, that was not gtually bought at their se * Merchants supplied to any Amount. t; They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen -O,Y, that their Warehouse is Stocked with a greater variety i\ - lourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in o wn,. which. they are ena bl e d to sell ( for ready money) at rices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the hol e b e i ng o f t h eir own manufaaure :—they consist of white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric E ars . lenets Rasdirnores for Widows, Arm a zi nes , dress Bar ,ll°lizt Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, O des, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets tbr •-rvants, ere. also a great choice of Batterns in grey Poplins Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide ° Plins of a superir qualiy,. at 3s. 6d. 'er yard ; Velures, Ipuble black Serge o s, •and t rich Irish Ta p bbinci in different ei 4 lterns ; corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen Lust gentlemen rho always Wear black; they never grow ' s k t,Y or greasy in wearing being Of the very best triple dye. Wo second price ever as'ked for any article bought at their (A4se. • • -k 3 • Ladies own-Spinning manufaelured into Poplins or lets; TabberaysFurniture of the different fashion.. Co,ours ruanufaclured onlhe shortest notice. 'Specific -for the Prevention of a a s 2 Certain Disorder, standS unequalled, and f or pleasant h • and certain s a f ety, did hion. , appiy.confirmed by proofs irresistible, and tni S .111 e u niversthapprcibatie l n and . demind.of York Medicinal having excite the envy and . avarice of sonie unpriki— fo'rtacVenders, the Public are particularly cautioned to ob:- .s "', that each Packet is signed '• Alexander and Co.". on e , i d at 4s. Duty and Treatise ,included, or three. Boxes in Co 4c ker, Half-a-Gulnea, at N o . af; Southanyton-street, streve n t - Garden -; No. 30, Piccadilly ; No.r, New Bond_ Co rnhii No. 4, Chea s No. 7, Finch-lane • and ijo. pide • No t . ki,--The Half Guinea Packet" sent ,to any part of the N Q. 'by direaing, postage free, to : . Alexander and .Co. S outhaniptott-sttedt, Covent-Q.4om. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,andFREEHOLDERS, of the COUNTY of RADNOR. ZIaTLEMEN; Beg to' return you my. tflOst , sincere Thanks for •the high Honour you have this day conferred upon . me, by agair teturning me as your Representative in Parliament :- and I feel the obligation I am under to you greatly enhanced by the , earliness with which You attended the Hustings from every part of the County, after you had reason to conclude your atentlance'unnecessary, from the published declarations o r my Opponent, circulated to, the hour of Eletion, that a Poll. On your account Gentlemen, I regret that you should have been troubled:With so vexatious a Con test: on my own, I have reason to be highly gratified in the op ,portunity it afforded me of receiving so distinguished and fiat teringa proof of .your good opinion and friendship. I trust I 'shall never utter sentiments I mean not to ad up to ; and beg 'once More to repeat my retoltition faithfully to adhere to the same Independent Principles which have hitherto• directed my Concludi these Principles will lead me to support, to the utmost of my abilities, our - present happy Form of Go." vernment, and -to oppose every measure which, to the best of my .judgment, may seem to encroach either upon that or upon the just Liberties of the People. - I remain, with Gratitude and Resped, Gerrtlemen, Your obliged, faithful, and devoted humble Servant, 'Presteigne, ' - , WALTER WILKINS. July 20, 1802. AT SWI FT's • ' LOTTERY-OFFICE:No. rr, POULTRY, MICKETS - •and SHARES of the ENGLISH LOTTERY (to begin Drawing on MONDAY NEXT) are on Sale. This Lottety contains only 2.4,000 Tickets, and will be drawn,in Eight Days, the First Drawn each Day, being on, titled to a Capital 13enerit, viZ. Ist Day • - 5,000 . sth Day . - X. 5,000 att • - 2,00 r) 6th ;000 To,ooo 7th .• Zo,ooo ,4th _ __20,60c; Sth • - • 10,000 Upwards of FORT'Y' THOUSAND POUNDS have been paid to the Holders of Capital Prizes within the last Six Months by SWIFT and Co. NE - XT MONDAY MORNING,' The DRAWING of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins, With a Prize of 5,0e01. Wo. 26, CORNHILL. I\ SESSRS. HORNSBY, and Co. assure their INA Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets and Shares, at their Offices inTown and Country, be mond their most sanguine expedation ; indeed, it is such, as Warrants a decided opinion, that the whole of the 24,000 Tickets will be disposed . of before next Monday Morning, Nine o'Clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery commences. Hos....sity; arid Co. therefore, request their . Friends and the Public, -by no means to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising daily; and must continue to rise, A Book with an exalt account or own days Oriwing, will be kept for the immediate inspeaion of all - those who honour Hort Ns av, and Co. with their commands, tree of any ex &nee H hatever. N. 13: 'AU Orders executed on the same Terms as if pre sent. NEXT MONDAY * The. NEW STATE LOTTERY neginS Drawing. 4•22o,000 in P rites.--Oily 24,000 Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES' are on Sale in great variety, at HODGES and -Co.'s, StoBt. - -11rokers, No. to, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; and No. 44, St. lames's:street. • • Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES, FINSBURY-SQ - UMZE. TACKINGTOON, ALLEN and 'Co.: rtspealuily , inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE is nvw ready for delivery. It .will he found ro contain a very considerable number of Scarce and Curious Articles., and the Sale being. for itcady,Money only, the Prices, as usital; are very low. *** The full Value given, for Libraries. . WESTMORLAND. TO BE SOLD, the Valuable and' Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE of BREEK's HALL, dis tant four Miles from Appleby, the County Town, and five from the Market Town of Kirby Stephen ; consisting of the , Hall, a large old Mansion, with suitable Buildings, all in good repair, and two other Farm Houses lately built,' with all necessary conveniencies to each ; also to Actes (as per Plan of the Estate) of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying in a Ring Fence. The Estate is well fenced, and well . watered, a Trout Stream running th roug h it , an d man y Springs. It possesses in itself the means of great . improve ment, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Stone, of the first quality, and' two Lime Kilns ; the Land Tax is re deemed, and the whole, forty-two Acres excepted, is Tithe free, and having an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex tensive Common of .Asby Mask, being excellent Sheep Land. For further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson. Esq. of Sawbridge,, adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner; Sampson George, Esq. Middleton TyaS, near Richmond; Mr. Richard Stephenson, Attorney-at-Law Appleby; or Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine fill, Bishrip Auckland, Durham.—James Wright, at Sawbridge, Servant to, Mr. Stephenson, will shew the Premises. CORNWALL. ACTON CASTLE, MO LINT's BAY. . TO BE SOLD BY - PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate Possession, together with such part of a Farm, containing about Fifty Acres, as may suit the con venience of the Purchaser, possession of which May be had at Michaelmas next $ AVery neat and cornp a ft m o d ern -balk Mansion, called ACTON CASTLE, situate near the Turnpike Road, leading from Helston through Marazon to Penzance, from which it is distant about 6 miles. It consists of a Kitchen with, proper Offices below ; a Dining- Parlour, Drawing-Room, Vestibtile, and Closet ; a handsome Stair case, with a BuzagloconstruCteci to.warm the whole House, on the First-floor ; four Bed-Rooms, and a DreSsing-Room on the Second-floor, andiive ditto on the. Attic Story,- - Behind the House is a range of Building about 5o feet long, containing below - a large Coal-House, Brevi and Wash, Kitchens, with. Stoves and. Furnace, a Pump. Ho use and Dairy ; and above, a long Room which may be' used as a Laundry, Servants' Lodgings, &c. - The House is built ofsquared ranate, so as;to shew, to gether with the Wings, a handsorrie.Castle-like appearance to the Sea, and commands a View of St. MichaePs'Mount and the'opening of the Channel, which is superior to any. filing (tithe kind in England. Behind, and in the Wings, are Coach- Houses and Stabling. About a furlong frorn the House is a Cove convenient for keeping.a Pleasure 7 Boat, - and a Bath cut in the rock. . . . A Nap of the Mansion with its elevation, and of the Farm, may be seen at Mr. Stokes, No. S; ;'Lawrence-Pountney hill, Londnn ; -at Mr. Hazard's, Bookseller, Bath ; and at Mr. Rogers,. Attorney, Helstdn, where further Particulars may be 'known. Hchton, July 1, Igsz; BOROUGH OF SEPHTOW, July : iB, 1802. . 1-I. A T a SPECIAL COUNCIL held , this My, it was Unanimously Restil ved, 1' hat this Anc:ent and Loyal Corporation do present Major- - General GAS CO Yr , / E with a Piece of Plate, value 'One Hundred and Fifty Guineas, expressive of their gratitude for the .unremitted attention shewn by him, and' for his firm support to the Town and Trade of Liverpool, their Sister Borough - likewise for his steady attachment t o t h e K i ng and our glorious and happy Constitution. ' -By Order of the Mayor, WILLIAM STATHAM, Town Clerk. That fhe above Resolutions be inserted in the Liverpool Papers, and in the S Inv, Times, Morning Post, Oracle, Courier, and Star, London• Papers. A T a General Assembly pt . the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Cpmmons, and Citizens of the City of Dublin, held at the Eihibition House, in William-street, on Friday the 26th Day of July, 18,62, it w as R eso l ve d Unani mously, That following Address be presented to Major- Genet . ..it JOHN FRANCIS CRADOCK. We, the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, Commons, and Citizens. of the City of Dublin, in Comm_ on• Council assembled, who h.ve long knoWn your private worth, as well as public spirits take the opportunity, which your return to your native Country affords us, of offering the tribute of our sincere Thank; and Gratitude for the conspicuousand gallant part I you have borne in the different Adions in Egypt, where such, a brilliant lustre has been shed on His Majesty's Arms. We feel, therefore, a peculiar degree of pride and gratifica tion in - thus recording andacknowledging services so erninent, which must be just, cause of exultation to every Irish Man. In testimony we have caused the Common Seal of said City to be hereto affixed, the day and year aforesaid. And the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs - , and several bf the Corporations, having waited upon Gen. CRADOCK with the said Address, he was pleased to return the follow . .ing Answer : My Lord and Gentlemen, I feel unequal to the acknowledgment of my gratitude for , the high Honour y6u have this day conferred upon me. To receive the approbation of. so distinguished a body in His Majesty's Empire, as the Corporation of the City of . Dublin, Warbeyond my ambition, and creates jn me feelings that it is very difficult to express. As the Colidttet attic Army in Egypt has gained the fa- • your of their King and Country, and perhaps led to an ho nourable termination of the War, it would be only affeAation to disclaim the pride that I was one among 'them. Were I entitled to more than the merit of cOmMon services, such a mark of esteeth froth My native City wottlfi abundant ly overpay me, but, too conscious of its kind qattiality, shall preserve the remembrance as the most powerful incen tive, should the opportunity arise Upon a future day, to ex ert my utmost endeavours to.deserve it, and approve myself, for the Honour ofmy Cbuntry, a most zealou's Irishman. • •I have the Honour to be, My Lord and Gentlemen, With the highest respell}, Your mos Obliged, and faithful Servant, JOHN FRANCIS CRADOCK, fitly 19, fgoz. - Major-General. Ordered,! That said Address anti Answer be published: Signed by Order, ALLEN and GREENE,, Town-Clerks. GENERAL ELEt:TION. A Work ultimately necessary for every Member of Parlia ment?as well as every Person holding Offices under Go lien-anent. This Day Wasublished, in Four Volumes Odavo, Price IL Bs. in boaass, THE STATE o f t h e NATION with Respeet toits Public Funded Debt, Revenue, and Disburse ment ; comprized ir. the Reports of the Select ComMittee on Finance, appointed by the• House of Commons to examine and state the total Antount of the Public Debts, and of the I. mem". awd. Charges attending the same, to rite present time; particularizing the Receipts and Disbursements of all the Public Offices; the Names of the Superior Officers and Clerks in each Department ; their Salaries and Fees ; together with the Amount of whatever additional Pensions or Salaries they receive from other Situations, paid by the Public. Printed for H. 15. Symonds, Paternoster-row. Sold by W, Clarke and Son, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Into Fields. N. B. Volumes Three, and Four may be' had separate to complete Sets, price 7s, each. BY THE KING s PATENT, Granted to J. Barton, M.D. - VITAL WINE, recomm en d e d for the Preven tion and Cure ef some of the most alarming Diseases, vii. Gout in every form, Rheumatism,- Fever's, particularly of .the Putrid kind;. Scropbula,. Consumptions, Nervous AtiQeefions., &c.. Als'o for the Diseases of Hot Climates, as • Yellow Fever,' 'Liver Complaint, Cholora ‘Morbus, Cutane ous, Affections, &c. • The leading features of Vital Wine are, the prevention of all tendency to petrescency in the habit, removiug obstruc tions in 'the Glandular and Ne rvous S ystems, and bringing insensible perspiration to its 'proper quantum and regularity. Hence the superior advantage attending its use is evident, and the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable testimonies of its virtue from personages of the first rank and respectability. • • Pamphlets of its admirable qualities, with full diredions for its use, may be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults; where it is prepared, No, 7, Berner's-street, Oxford -street; and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, where the Vital Wine is sold at 6s. Bd.. per Bottle, or 665. per dozen, bottles and Stamps in cluded: Also. by appointment, at Mr. Barldw's, No. 39, Cockspur.street, Charing-cross; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn hill; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Vcr. Shaw's, No. 74, St. Margaret's-street, Borough ; and Messrs. jeboult and Co. No. rio, Oxford-street; and one respeCtable House" in most principal towns in the United Kingdom. EXTRACT OF THE BRISTOL' PAPERS. - For the perusal of those afflided with Nervous complaints, I send you my Case, and hope to see it published, , SIR, TWO years ago I had a Miscarriage, which con fined me to my room for three months. I was attend ed by a Physician, who, .after many consultations, advised me tatty the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in Exeter, it Was impossible for me to undertake the journey, bei ng al most reduced to a shadow, with' lowness' of spirits, violent head-ach, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming hys teric fits, and the whole train of Nervou“.:omplaints. My Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your NervOus Cor dial : for their satisfaction I complied ; the first bottle made no alteration in my complaints, but it procured me some na tural sleep, which A had not experienced after my nerves became so dreadfully all Bled : this induced 'me to con tinue the Medicine ; to my surkize, I soon found my appetite -re— turn. I then undertook my journey to"the Hot Wells, from which place I wrote to you for your advice. You recent- . mended nia t 6 fake a five guinea bottle of Nervous' Cordial, as my complaints were so complicated, and would require the Medicine to be eptitinued a long. time; . but thanks to your skill and medicine, in about two m ont h s I was so far recovered as to walk and take exercise on horseback. It is now t 8 months since I have taken any of your Medicine, and have remained perfedly well ever since, without any return of my disorder. lam now going to Ireland ; when I return I shall settle in London ; will then pay my PL'speets to you in person,iand•give my address, where :with. pleasure I will tisfy any inquiry. •. • :• I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, May 26, iSoe. SARAH BAKER. The Botanical Syrup, and Nervous Cordial to had at the Doctor's House, No. 9 Albion-street, seven doors from the Leverian Museinin , Blacktriars_bridgc, in bottles at 225. us: 6d. and Also; of Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Je hot* and Co. (late Bacon), No. rio, Oxford -street ; Tutt, Royal Exehange; E. Newbery, cornerof St. Paul's Church yard,: Boulton, Royal Exchange; Mr.' Withers's (late Cockell's) Medicine tVarelionse, No. 229, Strand, Temple liar ; and by most Booksellers and Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. A us. bottle contains' . equal to •five small • ARMY CONTRACTS. Coottissau.:.aeneral's Office, No. ss, Great Street, July 26, ISo2. • XTOTICE hi'i-tby given to all Persons desirous'. •A• V o f contra4in g to supply OATS, HAY, and STRAIf , ; for the use, of His _Majesty's CAVA LRl,'statFoned, or to Or stationed in the tairacki t in the Counties of Essex, SufliiTk. Middiesek, and Surrey ; the Deliveries to commenee'on and fi r the 25th day of , Ai•gust next ; that Proposals in serid ed up, and marked Tenders for Forage, will he received at this @gee, on or before the 9th of said month of "Ingast. Separate Proposals must be made for each County, and if sent by Post, the postage to be paid. . • The Particulars of the Cr ntra,i may he had upon application at this Ofre any Day, between the -Hours of Eleven in the_ll , lorn ing and Four in Arternoon. This Day was published, In Orie Volume Oetavo, price -4s. in board's, ORIGLNAL•POEMS and TRANSLATIONS particular/yr AMBR A. From LE-).RENZO DE MEDICI. C hie/1y b-y S-LISAINI 4 N A, IV A T S Printed by J:l\rialiisis 'aild Son, .Red Lion l'aS'Sage, street ; and sold by F.' and C. Kivinktqn, Sr; Paul's Church yard. This Day were ' • Price 11. xis. 61. in tp.rirds., • H E HISTORY and ., .. , ),Nific,2l.s.lTlES Uf • READING. _ _ _ .. 'By the Rev. CHARLES CQATES, LL. R. . Vicar of Osmington, and Preston, in the County of 'Dorset, EA. S. and Chaplain to His Rival. Highness- the Priu of Wales, .. ' Printed for the Author, by J. Nichols and -Son ; and sold by 1. Robson, New Bond-street; F.-and C. Rivington, Sr.' Paul's Church—yard ; and Smart:and Cowsladc, Reading. • Where spay be had, in ..yo.. price los: 6d. • Colledions for the HistOry of Berkshire, compiled by Ed, Ward Rowe Mores, Esq. and others. Also, Colfedions for the History of Bedfordshire; tos 6d. This Day was published, • Elegantly printed in One Volume, small 06tavo, on a fine Woven Paper, 'fjot.presSed, Price in boards Ss. • -To be continued Mtually, THE POETICALREGISTER; anal REPOSI- 'rORYof FUGITIVE POETRY, for the year :Sol. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. fiz, St. Paul's Church-yard. The Poetical Itergistet:ls intended to comprise all those Pieces of Fugitive Poetiky, - Weirthy bf preservation, which are to be found in the variotis'Perioclical 'Publications ; original Contributions from Literary , Characters ; Selections froth scarce English Poets, with Biographical - Notes of their Au thors ; consise Criticisms on the princip a l P oe tiea l id.D ra. rnatic.Produetions, .with a compiet© Catalogue ;"Notices of Works designed for the Press ; an d Biographical •Sketehes.of celebrated Poets who died in the course of -the l'iSt Year. The original department of this Work will be supported by several.lVriters.ofpoetical eminence.. 'Contributions and notices for the next VoKtine are request. ed to be addressed to the Editor, at Mes'ts. Rivingtons'. For the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS. This Day vas published, •In Two Volumes, Royal 18mo:: with Engravings, and a con. rea Map, Price tosi iA -boards,.. is. half-bound, or xzs. handsomely bound and lettered ; A„ HISTORY o; from- tie ,C - 1. Periods, till its Reduction into a Roman Province. - Intended principally for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons of - both Sexes. , By WI LLIAM.MAVOR, Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum fries, Author of the'British Nepos, Universal History, ece. Printed for Ridhard Phillips, No. 71, St. Maui's Church yard ; sold by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile Library; New.Bond street ;by Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-row -, Wils on anti Spence, York; H. Mosley, Crinsbiob; E. Balfour, Edin burgh; and by all other Booksellers. - f ho m may be had, Dr, Mayor's Universal History, in Twenty-five Volumee; as each Volurne.appears on the first Day of every Month, and all the other Elementary Books by the same Author. ANTI-IMPETIGINES, Saks, Salutary,- and most absolute specific Remedy for those deplorable and hitherto incurable Diseases, viz. Scurvy., r Struma, ' r Gout, , Leprosy, . . Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Elephantiasis, St. Anthony's Fire, Sciatica; - King's Evil,. , Pimpled Faces, Idles Venerea, . Scrofula, Piles, Yaws, B,:c.&c. rr HE• •iuperlative Efficacy of D. Soldroon's 11 Anti-Impetigines is every day more and more the theme of general eulogiurn ' it frequently sav es those whont the Faculty give over ; and cures after every , .Physician or eminence can do no more. Thi s Medicine adds more las - ting fame to the memory of Dr. Cullen, of Edinburgh, than even his" " Prz.ftice of'Physic," by which it is sanctioned and prepared ; it is nbliv 'as trequentlY and regularly prescribed as any in.the Materia Medica, in all complaints which it pro:- fesses to subdue; and is likely to be soon solminediately and universally used in,eVery case of Scurvy, Leprosy, Scrofula, depraved - habit, with affections of the skin,* by the whole Medical World, as entirely to supersede • the application of every other . reined Vide •Chrlen'9 Practice of Physic,". No; it 7. THE 'KINC's EVIL CURED, L William Ovens, Assav-Master in . Messrs: Roe anct C6.'s Copper Works, near Liverpool, do declare, that up wards of fourteen months flaboured under an obstinote Scro fulous Evil in my right arm, which totally deprived- me.of the use thereof, atid contracted the sinews, so that I could not lift my'aini to my 'head. •After having the best adyice and remedieS from, an, eminent Physician i n -Li verpoo l , I fmind my .girl daily grOwing worse, .andst - then had recourse to Dr. Solomon's Anti-Impctigines, which, in. a month, perfeeted a ,cure, so that l'ant now , abla to use my arm .as well as ever I could inrity ljfe; , the ulcer bcilsg quite healed, • atong-With another one of the same Sort, which was forming In the other arrn lt was not only my opinion, but that also of my friends and aegnaintanees, that if 1 had not applied to. Dr. Solomon I must inevitably have lost my arm. In jus tice to the Doetor, and for the good, of the Public, I wish this my case to be publishcil. I am at any time willing to. depose the above upon oath. Witnessiny,hand, this ,zist day of December, 1/90. WILLIAM OVENS. The aboVe William yens' haS now been cured near eleven' years, has had no return of, his complaint, has since been married, and has fine healthy children. • ..... In alfdisorders originating from ittipurity,of blood, or ob.. strutted- perspiration, Solomon's Anti.linpetigines is the most powerful alterative anti pUrifier or the blood Aid juices, without the least confinement or • restraint in diet ; its opera. tion is gradual and imperceptible,' though certain and infalli ble ; in short, this is 0:109g-sought-tin substitute for that fashionable mineral Ititrcury, In the most inveteratesNvs cif - Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions,. Scrofula, or King's Etril;, Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Gout, as well as all Disorders which originate from an impure or imperfect state of the blood, the Anti-Irnpetigines is the only remedy that can be looked up to with a certainty of,suceess. The Anti-Impetiginel may be administered to Females and Children with. the Inmost safety and„4tLacy„ which dr:: cumstances have principally contributed to its great t.elebrity; and universal use,and request. Soil by j. Matliews,,No. 113, Strand, and all Medicine Venders: - „The Anti-linpetigines is inclosed in pLin dirth;rd s , a number Of surprising Cures antheniic,ted by p;,:qn,s great respectability, price to. 6d. each bottle. Shillings are saved in the large battles at 21, twin six at los. 6d, to be had as above. GENERAL ELECTION. To the INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of the 80. ROUGH of BERWICK-UPON-TWEED. CEVTLtMEN; T Should feel myself unworthy the bonpurible support I have met with, did I not endeavour to express to you my thankfulness for it. Accept it therefore ; and be assured that the irregular and unjustifiablenieans ‘vitich have been used to obtain a Majority against me, shall be submitted to a Committee of the House otCommons. Z have the flonour to remain, Gentlemen, With great esteem and respeel, Your very obliged and faithful Servant, JOHN CALLANDER. Berwick; July 23, tSoz.