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AIDSTONE HOLLANDS GENEVA, Ma tis, lu.ll';l6tured under Authorit yy v , of Parlianrept, by George . i ii ",01) and Co. and sold at their*arehouses, No. C.,,‘ t lett: - WI tn e D cli,• Thames -street, Low.Wn, LiYerpool, 7sanehester, anddistillery, Nl.-lithrone.Wholesale orders Per Gallon Retail Orders as. per 'Callon, delivered any part of London, free of Expence. uecn ithe- Dook Dec. 4, iSoz. F ASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN, PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and. Geotletheil 17,ent of any age , w h o h ave never l earnt t hi s Accomplisn- e k., or n ot i n th e i mprove d mo d em sty l e, at No. 19, Sher -street, and No. to, Great. A lie-street, ca?Winan's-fields. "I hey are taught:on •a Plan particubrly beplated for those to whom it is an objett to 'acquire it ex ' privately, and in the first'styleot fashion. ~.FreignerSi Oflicess, and Country R es id ents , w h o may c ri rsh to learn in days, may Bard and Lodge, privately, theft ilse, ixd receive' constant Iristruaibn.. „ Tile-Seled Weekly Assemblies are ever' Monday, the 111114 concluded by Mr, Taylor; none but Subscribers ad ttetj • gone but People of respeaability can subsci ibe. y e es Pettiible Schools and Fatnilies, if nut diStant from ToWn, tvgularly attended on the usual Conditions, and ins:rutted in erY elegant requisite of Modern Dancing. - • • p• :: PATENT HAIR SPRING. t O SS,respe&fully informs the Public, that after b t : 1 -- much attention and exPence, he has ittvented and °tight to complete iietfedion a SPRING for, the H Al R. • I he objeet of i. • constrzgion is to enable Gentlemen, cha nge assitn 4 ce of . SC . .trvant or a I-4 . :i , r Dres : cer . , to is c: ;. i r a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.— Phe Spring_ t tied V to a Queue, "that it- may be fastened to or:loo - rxie to the naturalnair or a Peruque in .a single mo -pet lyttliciut the possibility of its inadv e rte n tly falling" zhoo„It i i/eculiarly adapted for Gent!..:meri . - vho ride, hunt, vvii , and take such exercise as discomposes the Hair, and l b e f • OA I ound an excellentexpedietit for Military and Naval b r A 0 :1j• —3 :, s''utifiry wilPeitcite an universal tlernand, and there'....- t o , ,?!Ke a Servile imitation ROSS has procured aPA I I:•N 1 he';_lt,i And..as the extent of that utility cannot be described, I.,, , 'LivAte.S.,the Public ia examine the Invention at his' are I\;: i .. se : 'cli cirhaltrentai-Hait'in all itt-, various: lashions,.ar a Lt 9, pi_t_, s . .. 140 11, 'r ziver ' n ' . 4. , op gate-street, within throe doors of the Lt.),li-` „ EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE Of the.CROY DON CANAL COMPANY, held at their Office in Croydon on Monday the iyrh dayof Dec: 1802 ; The Right Hon. LORI) GW I, in the Chair ; • - • . . Hls MEETING having corisideied - the pro posed Extension• of the Surrey Iron Rail-way from Croydon to Reigate and Ggststonc, and the proposed Branch from the present Railway to the Metropolis ; Resolved, That this Meeting considers these Plans are ma terially injurious to the•interests of the Croydon Canal Coin pany ; and that the Croydon Canal Company will use every exertion to protect their Right's, by opposing these plans of extending the Railway. Resolved also, That the Grand Surrey Canal Committee having communicated to this Committee..their determination to oppose the abow-mentioned Extensions of the Railway, the Croydon Canal Company xvill concur with ,the Grand . Surrey Canal Company in taking the most efficacious means to that efl'ed. GWYDIR, D. C.C. Chairman. THE SOCIETY in SCOTLAND forPROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, BEG leave to - state to a benevolent Public, 'that the ' 1 Edition of - the Old TeStament, Scriptures in Gaelic,, which with the aid of Charitable Contributions they formerly caused to be translated and published, is now nearly ex hausted. The demand for this, part of the Bible, in the High lands and ,Islands; where multitudes,' by rrians of the So ciety's Schools,- have been taught to read the Scriptures. in their own. Language,' is loud and urgent. Irt,theyear-1796, 'the • Society published an Edition of ,the New. T„estaipent, consisting- of zo,ooo copies,: It will yield them great satis 'fation to be enabled also to 'publish another Edition of the - Old Testament, and trusting to the aid of a generous Public, they propose to' print" it irra neat pdrtable tcs be dist rf buted among their Schools . gratis, an,' tube sold to purchasers at a very loiv'Vrece. Thc object is so important, an'clis6 mediately,conneded with the interest c' Religion, that ; they cannot entertain a doubt of its obtaining the serious attention of the benevolent and well-disposed..., the F ands of the Society were equal to the expence„, they would never havethought of.thus apply:1140;0r public.aid.-. . Legacies, it is true,, yfgreat magnitude, and with great , aide publicly acknowledged, . have nest tria-n-Pjien!'S ago been.- bequeathed to oe . . Society..., Of. thp appry 0409.144 f -the in. terest of theie 'sums; to the enlireement of ti~eir...itablish inent, and a nutei),neecied increase 61 - !.Salirics to the Tc4oers employed by them, they have given repeatedly most particu lar accounts 'to tba'Public ; 'they have'. no coucealinenw and . :earnestly wis,b, that the Statements which from tune to time they publish, Were to be read by-all wk . () take an irrea , rest in the subjects-of them—the truth is, that . they are re, strained •by their Charter froni encroachment upon their Stock,. and that : their atinital revenue is stretched to its 11,t - : most extent, in supper - fin?, their large Esta'Llisltiner s ir, they , are theretb,e totally disabled,from meeting the exeraordinary: demand which this Work will occasion ; to this, it is hoped, the Public will, readily give credit, when- they are told,' that the number of Teachers, Catechists, Missionary. and. Bursars, dLy Maintain; arn'ounts to . 317, at the annual expellee of L", 3,57 i; that w . Scholars attending the Schools of the Society, for the instruction iii the first prin ciples of Literatureand l eligiort, t0....13,694,, and-Of those .who attend their Schools for Industry, to 2.02.5 . —in ail, 15,719.. The multitude of people who receive instruction irons their Missionary Ministers and Catechists, they,canuotconipute.. , . The supplying to the inhabitants 'of the' Highliinds'and• Islands, the Scriptures; in their own language, and at a small .. price, cannot Wit api?ear to every refledirq mind an ObjeCl most benevolent and important.... To furnish them, ,gratis; to so great a number of poor children as are taught at the So cie.ty's, Schools': will, iris hoped, be deemed .one of the best directed of all Charities. Donations, or Sobscliptions; will be received in tondrin by Charles Grant, .14sq. itl. ;at Messrs. Down, ;Thornton, and Co.'s; and at Messrs. Letevre, Curries, and Co.'s, Treasurer of the Corresponding Board ; 'and Messrs. Coutts, and Co. Bankers, in the Strand. In Glasgow, by ?.ieisrs. SgO.t,t; Koncrieif, and Dale. bs Ediabnrgit, by SirAVilliain Forbes and Co. - Bankers; and by any. of the Directi,rs, or principal Offices of the 'Soeiety. In., the other Towns of Great Britain, it is hop e d that the Ministers ot, tl k ; Gaspci will nOt declfrie to rake upon them this' trouble. - :By Order of the Speiety, JO. KEMP, One of the 11:1inisters of Eciinbnr;h, Secretary. • SURREY. MO BE DISPOSED OF, a Goa FAMILY • HOUSE, READY FURNISUED, on an unexpired Lease of Thirteth Yeats, %vitt% Eight' Acre;; of Grass Land, besides Garden, Orchard, &c. eleven . nnies from London, and one feow Croydon. _ _ 7lnquire of Mess-rs.. Torster, .Cooke, and Frzre, Np. 6., Linco TINIBER. T 0 BE SOLD, a large Ooaritit • of• OAK, ASI, and TIMBER, in the ,N eighbout hnoct.of A vlsharn, 411416 . o,lk, which na.ty b e ' v i ewe d en applying; to Robert C q p„trnati, at Ayl3ham, - The Sale is iit;ely.lcd to be iu London, of whicrh due,No t ice will be•givcn. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, On or berme the First Day of Februarynex t;' • - - ALL that Vaivable FREEHOLD ESTA FE in the Parish of Manfiell, in the North Riding - of the County of York;consisting or_l3 18 Acres, or the, e.lbouts, of excellent Arable, 'Meadow' and PastUre Lind, with the great Tithes thereof, divided into five very convenient- Farms, now in thc•occupation 'of Thomas Wright, John Hagget, Robert Smith, John Wade, arid Thomas Stainthorp, as Tenants, who are now under notices to quit at May-Day next, when immediate posses - sion may be had by the Purchaser. , (Arse to be Sold with the .Ibove, yifteeu.Cetta g es, with convehient Land attached to most of them, situated upon the Town Green Of Manfield aforesahh This Estate is capable of great improvernent, 'being within a Mile of Lime oft be best quality. It is also situated within a short ‘Wtance of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the North by the River Tees, and by the' Turnpike, Road from Pierse Bridge to Catterick Bridge on.the West. It is situated four Miles' from Darlinqton, eight" Miles from 'Richmond, and eleven .Mi les from Barnard Castle, Mari etTowns' where the greatest quantity of Corn may be sold td•the beseadvan tage, and to each of Which there' arc good Turnpike Roads. It is . unnecessary to make any obsenatiotton the tertility and well known - richt:44s of the Soil, 4.)r ott the beauty of the sur rounding Country. To he viewed by applying to Thomas Gra!lam, of High CouniselikFc, who will shew the Farms; and a Survey arid Plan oldie whole is deposited with Mr. Taylor, of Esh, near Durham, and also-with Messrs- Witham, No. S, (=ray's Inn , square, London, who, as also Mr. Taylor, are authorized' to receive Proposals for the purchase of the said Estate, to be transmitted by them to the Trnstees. N. B. If the Estate is not Sold by Private Contrad before the day above-mentioned, the whole will be divided into Lots, and Sold by Attetion early in the Spring,*a Place and Day to be mentioned. FOR RHEUMATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency,• Spasmodic or Flying Pains, gene6l - Debility and Relaxation of the .System; SP RAINS, BRUISES'and CHILBLAINS, - WHITEHEAD's- ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, (Pills'and-Fluid),are the. most efledual remedies in the World, having succeeded in cases oCsix, eight, ten, twenty, and even - of 'forty -years-standing, after every otter means had failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients-of the above COniplaints',' than 'all the :Medicines:6 , er made public,— The Hunt is so . singularly penetrating and speedy in its ope ration, that Ch Mains, Sprains 'and Bruises. are removed by two or..three Applications. It is prepared and sold at as. 04. each box or bottle, by Johnston, - :Apothecary, : _No., Greek-street, Sobo, London, and may be had of. every. Medicine Vender in Eng •land; Ireland, Wept lildies,-audAmeriea. • • , `l'.oprevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is 'signed - on th7 - Latler by the - P - rbprittctr, 4 lk..-tohnston, Apothecary, ,N u.,15, 4FeCk.-6tlCct ) Soho, London. • . , . This Day is, publithed; Pricc 3s, bound, AKEY to CRAM BAUD's - EXERCISES being a correet Translation of the various Exercises contained in that rook. by E. I. VOISIN. Printed for T. N.. Longman and 0. R CeS, Paternoster- row This Work will beTound of infinite service to such Teachers of the French Language as arc not suflicieinly ablelo'ex plain to their Students the Application or all t:)e Rules in the E)iereises of Mr. Qtarubaud; and more particuLirly to those who are not Natives Z France, and to suck persons as learn th - e Language, Without the Assistance of a 'Masler, as the accuracy of .the French may be depended upon. This Day was published, in two large,Vols:.4to. with numer , ous Map;, drawn ,und‘...r the Direetidil, anjwiVi dig last Impruvet cnts.vf Arrowsmith, and engraved in a. new Mantle,. by Lowry, - rl,rniink an univ:.:csal Modern price 41. 45. its boards;or on Royal Paper, with early int pressions of the Mips, price 61. 6s. in. °bards, • ik ODERN GEOSI2.A.PHY : A D.',.scription , of the Empires, Kingdoni, States and Colonies, 4vitll the Oceans, Saar and Isles, ill all Pails -of_ ,the Wm Id including th,C4110.,t recent Discoveries and Political Alterations. • By FOHN,PINKERTONT. The-Astronomical Filtroauc. - tian By the Itev. S. VINCE, And Plumiap Pltiftssor of l :kizronciny and Experimental • viii*ersity of C-antbr:dgt.. To the whole is. •atidol; a Catalogue of iiie .best. and 1300,;s of . Tray Is, iu al,l Lanivages, and an anitde Index. - • . Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies,. Strand ; 'and Lonsnian'and o..ftees,.Paternoster-sow. *** Owing ,to some Alterations.pggested by the recent Definitive Treaty with "Frarice, 'tire PUblication of ti..s Work has—been deterred fora few. Weeks, but the Delay, it is hoped, has been compens4ted by the - I mprovomeats in dispensable on so uncommon and. impo'rfrolt an Oc,:asion.-- The Maps amount to lf.t,Wy,--n - 1-.7orty and Fifty, cntirely nery Drawino,-superintefided-- and revised 6y Mr. ArrOW whose 'Skill in this Dep)irtm.;nt is univ:_rsally .ac ,knowledged. chief Anthoriiies .:tee also utarken at the ;bottom of each Map, and- they are illustrated by Mr. Pin kerton-with many important ie,",tures of the Countries, anal interesting names derived numerous Works of Natural 'and Civil History, whichr ll be itt ain sovit for even in lari;e." and •ex'pensive are eirgraved by- Mr. • Lowri in a style of clearness and beauty never before at teutjid,e and ITO n rtitr ' fple - slrggested - pry - rhe—ku rhor: +4.-f• For the Ac,:ommodation of Persons, to w:vim such a Mode of Publicaticin inciy•Gi' , acceptable, some Copies are . divided into Ei.;ht Parts, aid will be"publisned in,Anthl): 4 ,till completed, at its. eauh Part; in Boards. • . An - - - ‘5: - ..d.criht of this Work by theltuthar is in . a State of Pr ep.4r,.flou. • - I°- co rag sr, 1 1,0 :he 4' ;es 01 1 no 0 ~~ T HEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, , Sos, will be pertOrrned, • ' - AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. POWF.LL ; • • 4 - nciues, 'Mr. WROUGHTON ; Jaques de Boys, Mr. HOLLAND ' • O rlandabv a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, (Uis first. appearance on this Stage.) "Adair, Mt. PACKER I • Apuchstorl, Mr. B4N NISTER, jun. Rosalind, Mrs. JORDAN; , Celia; Miss MELLON ; Phoebe, Miss CANIPItELL ; , ••Atidrey, Miss POPE. :'ln Ad V. a Song oy Mrs. BLAND. WITH A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. , The Charaiters by Mr.TtOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. k ELLY, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. SEDGWICK, k r Mr. SUETT, Mr..IIOLLINCiWORTH.' s • SPARK-S;- Mrs. ,BLAND_. and-Mrs. MOUNTAIN. nr Monday, The Way to Keep Him, with Midas. Ur ` Tuciday The'Wtnter's Talt, - with A 'House to be rt Wednesthy, The t o with Midas. C. KLATRE.LWYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. '1 1:3-MORROW EVENING, Dec. -18, 18oz,. 141-",, Threw wilt he , performed (first time), a New Comic Opera, • Aa called _ _ _ MILY QVA res. Th e Music W ith new Music, Scenes, Dse ß s, and ß Decorations. rn entirely.nevr,- and. coobsed by ReeVe, Moore head, Davy, and Brahakn. The Principal. Charnaets by • r Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUND.EN, Ir -AWCETT, Mr EMERY, Mr: BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, and Mr. INCLEDON; Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs. MARTYR, Miss CHAPMAN, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DI 13D1N, Miss WADDY, And Signora STORACE. WITH • THE IRIS. WIDOW. Whittle, Mr. EM ;• And the Irish Widow,.Mrs. LITCHTIELD. entire New Pantotnime, called Hattequiri'sklabeas, et " 1- he H a ll o f gpeares, his been in preparation the wNlepr the summer. and in rehear Sal der since the ocjiiriletio.enlent olthe season, will be produced at Christmas... All the Ma- chinety, Music, Scenes, and Dresses, completely new. CABINET OF WONDERS, Lyceum, Strand. . .; DE PHILIPS II, I' Hi 3 most r i espep nd lu p l!): bi !) „ .cg: larg e , that in n - addition to theoptical Ill n us r ro ' ns.'or Phantas.:. rnagoria, which have been received with the most unbounded a PPl a use: he has annexed- several ORIGINAL and truly WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS in HYDRAIII,IC I S. ACCOUSTFCS, and /ER OsTA: I4I°I'T, Elie like °f'w lich have newer been slietvit in any Place of Arnusentent E th and please every Beholder beyond description ; an c , 5 which the- most fertile imagination, cannot possibly .fornt Tk most, distant idea. The Public are assured, that this is ail Exhibition ,iy&thy their Notice and A pprobation: CLERICAL ASSISTANT. A ffv l\l , T D, a Gentleman in. Orders, as c, EA I "ER and OCCASIONAL PREACHER,. at be napel-ttstahlisiled ireliute ?ri the Metropoirs. 11e t:tiist res tlc pe c t. ' t ( a l Vi ll t ., P i a e rt n ' ;4 , l to the - entire Christian Docirine, and of Dired, ost _ m tt.'r.t charaaer. • few r a "' , to " Clericus," at Furni-val's Cof , olborn.• ' - r -- ARMY. A .. 147 ,Y, GENTLEMAN desirous of ..se)liUg a . ai by tkITY, may hear of a Purchaser, by applyi ng I.6nAetter, to Mr. Fournier, No. ao, Charing-Cross, Nn;''cif Mr. ianies-Wright, Writer in Stirling. w 0..0 et :I.s A gent need apply ; the Purchaser will treat only with PASSAGE TO FRANCE. THR ROSE, CAPT. J OhNSON, sails from , S outhampton to Havre-de-Crace, regularly every I.)E""*"*Y. Also theDUKE.of CLARENCE, CAPTAIN XT pi> every Sattirday. A c :th the above Packets are very fast sailers, have excellent d er i Sintho t i a.atiOns, and will admit ofCarria,r.e,; being put un ah, eck• .Further p a - tic U has address to W. Roger, South- . • ' FRESH POTTED CHAR. - . • ' • 1 . 07 0 NQ Corner of SaV9y Step s , . 1. , ..,,Duc.'B, 1802. e liN 'IICIRGESS and SON respettfutly inform j re, fife Nobility and Families in gener.al, they have this day W' ve d .. a.Qn:intity of FRESH POTTED CHAR from au nearndetrnete Lake, which they can recommend to be of a ior quality to, any before introdu::ed. . Sal P. Sturgeon, Welch Smouked Salmon, Brunswick ``a,ges, Nevi: French Oliv e s' Sze. _ Dr. iAMES'sANALEPTICPILI:S. TORthe Rheumatisms and Colds which - prevail • _ at this season of the year, no Mddicine is so safe - and edicacious as Dr. ) -IMES's,ANA.I.EI'.7I'IC PI 1,1.5.2 - Their peculiar tendency to proniote Perspiration, and all the natu ral Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in these Complaints, as well Its in many others to which the !Finnan franie is liable Iran the vicissitudes of our-Climate. They are admirably calculated thr Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels; for persons', of lt Bilious or a Goutyttabit, as also • for those whose Constitutions have been aticcteil by e, too aitlive or too sedentary lire. They are like 'vise particularly • serviceable in Htaad-Aclts 0....a5i0n - ed by Indigestion, and in removing the bad'etteets of free- Jiving ; as alsb, in pre yenting. Palsies and Apoplexies, so oftcn the consequence of ititemperance. Recourse should be had to them atter every • excess of - eating or cirinXing, and upon every slight indis position; and thus their weals ;town characteristic of pre-. miming longevity will .be. - maintained ; for, by assisting Na ture in the due discharge of rite animal -fundions, and by keeping the Constitution as it were itt repair, they preserve the body in health anti vigour, 'and prevent prema ture decay. As tit Analeptic Pills owe their excellence to a pecu— liar preparation, which has never been divulged by - the Inventorbitt to the present Proprietors, - 'they can only he had genuine from them ; tild they arc sold by Francis Newberg, at the Warehousd. for Dr.. James's Powder; No. 45, the .East End of St. Paul's, a t ' ew doors front Cheapside; London and at Dr.'iaines's late house in Bru ton-street, in Boxes, price 45..6d. each, Stamp included; or the vantity of Six may he had in one la rge BOXfor tl. 4s. • Observe that - the name, " F. NEWBERI, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. All others are coun - -• terfeits. To WILLIAM lIRODUM, M.l). _Author of " t; uicle to .Old Jtgc." THEN an individual has experien&d. any pat : - V V ticular mark of kindne.ss, in whirl: his welfare and happiness have beencorisidera 7ly promotol, nothing is more . hatural than to seek„ out ;ice person 'by-whom we have been served, tbr the purpose of ex our gratcrul sense of the 'favour bestoc ed. but, in ea,..,S of health, where we have been recovered. !corn the last ..teploralsie,stage of debilitated nature, and restored to the full enjoyment of all the various 41e.ssings of lite, we are.tOn.ibiv catl.zcl on .by every consi deration, to acknowledge it in the twist public manner. We Gave this:equally to our Own feelings, which rt,ust be sensibly awakened oaLtlie occasion, to the skill and talents of Dric tor, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, in order that those who may et mil in need of simi Lir benefits, May know Where to receive them. Having made these ge neral observations, I shall pru.:eed to state the pirticular c:ia! • that has occa n sioed theta, arai to lay bekire the Pithlic the'sa lutary elf,:cts that I have experieneed _under the. greatest afflictionsthat can possi be:at us. 1 was born and e,itteatiii atMinchester, and at .leyeuteen years of age went to the Uni versity at 0 xtOvd. Prior to my leaving kVinenester, and more particularly at College; I, was •reduced to the most grievous state, by the horrid and unnatural practices too in cident to youth, and which are not more baneful to our • health, than sh.littl,ir• the eye. of Goct.. I ‘ was at first afilieted with a dimness, of sight, a weakness in my loins,. and a de_ u ..o prsionf ••sihrts. In this situation I applied..to Baron Wenzel, (enlist, who informed irie it.'troceeded from' the optic ,serves. I for some tune followed his advice, till one day returning from shOnting, I was seised` with a numbness in my litnlys to such a degree, as-to lead ,me to conclude, that I should entire! , lose the use of them. , This induced me to put my - self under the hands . of Dr. W: of Ox ford ; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, Place I visited, alf.?rded me the least relief •• my Spirits at lenzzth were so serioualy depressed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my flesh so much - decayed, that 1 became a mere skeleton. Observing, however, in the Bath Papers, a publication by Dr. Brodurn, intituled, " A Guide to . Olit Age," dedicated to tics Majesty, I waS induced to peruse the same, whim I fortunately discovered the complaint I had so long laboured , " I. have the happir.ess to add, that by following, the ad vice contained therein, and going through a complete course of Dr. Brodunes•inVeluable Nervous Cordial, I ain stow, thank Heaven, perfectly recovered, and as Well as ever I was in my lite. • • • . . I have since quitted the University; and am going to . emter into the holy state of matrimony, with a determinaiion ,never to be without " A Guide to Old A' - ,e:;" and, at the sometime, I think it toy duty to advise all Young men to follow toy example, as a perusal of this exccilent•book may happily prevent the afflided from being precipitated headlong' to an untimely grave , which, but for Dr. Brodum, would most inevitably have been my case. " I am, Sir, 'your's, B,:c. Oxford,' , "A. D. M.. A." The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR - DIAL.,, to .be• had at the - DOetor's House, No. 4, A ibion street, seven doors from the Leverian Museum, Black friars-bridge,, in Bottles, at 41.. as. it tt. and ss. 6d.. Also. of Golding; Cornhill ; jeboult and Co. (tate Ba con), No; 150, Oxtbrd-street ; 'Putt, RoyalSxchaqge ; E. Newberv, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard • • Boulton, Royal Zxch ant;e ' Withets's (late Cockell's)•Medicint Ware— house, No. 229, Strand, Temple-bar ; -and by, most. Book; sellers and - Medicine Venders In the three Kingdoms. 0 FFICE OF ORDNANCE, December T 5, t Box. H PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA ESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby, give Notice, Of" 11 )fY read)), at their Office, in St. Margaret-ark!, 11-estsninster, on FRIDAY, 'lc 3rxt instant, to rrcyive Prpposids frcm such Perseus as nog Le willing to undertake Sup/,:ef the joi.owing descriptions of J:, icks, ,fcr the Service of the Ord. nanee-Pepartntent, upon contracts for a .given . period, Sand Bags,:f urnery Articles, Iron, British nmi Forei;r: Tackle Hooks, and various other Articles of Iron ; I ntreaching Touls, Tininans' Articles, and Lighting of Lamps; Copper Hoops and Rivets, Copper. . vniths'. Articles, Nails and Spikes, of various Sorts ; Painters W.Ork at the Tower; Westminster, Gr:enwich, and Woolwich; Cartridge Paper_ for Snail Arms, also Whited Brown, Or Bag Cap Paper, for Wraping up Ctn. rides; Petty Emptionary Articles, Serge for making C4rtti4cs, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins ; c9n,rowiable to Patterns and Specimens, puri ir ins-leacAi at the Tower, 111 , 071 app/iCation to eke Chief Clerk,. tinder tblt Principal .Starel.eeper of the Ordnance, where print 4 cf the Contrait, and Schedules of the iittieles to he ~ Inrnishe.l under each e?.-trae7, may lc received 4 . y Persons s.vho in:end:a nate -such COntrac7s, - Ti; i'vc,p,sai.) Is be eirlircfeel at the Secretary's OtTee, in Si. Margaret-street, Weawitister, sealed up, and ry.-...rl:ed on Ibc side, with a .Ipciiicatien of the Article: intended 19 be st(ppliea, and no lender be admitted after the 3131 inste.ilit. B i 2 -grder of 4h>! Board, CRIE*; 4,451 INDIA HOUSE, December to, 171 - IF, COURT of.D.IRECTO . RS of the UNITED (:,,111',4 SI of MERCILINTS of ENGLriND traaVig to the East bales, ,o hereto.' give Notice, • ready to receive Proposals in .writing, at ;is:y time on or beft;to: IrEIThESD. , II', the 24 . 7.? instant, from such l'crsons who may be to LET g ood COPPER BOTTOM.' El) SHIPS, of the,burthen of from 550 Tons 414/ 14);;I•artir, 7 Rudders measurement, fir the said CoMpany's SerVice t to one 1/9 , age only. • , The Traders, with the , :inrdt 44 Ship Tender' , on the cover, _to- be,severa4 sealed up, and left with the „secret a y, at,or hef,re ~ Tivtive o'clock at Aice,n, on the said 2gib instant, beyond which boar nt any Tendirs w•ilai received. ~ . •. . . 137LL1,4111 RAMS.4I;-tSec7_ Cob: of the Terms and - Conditions on which the said Skipt.:44ll: be engaged in the Contrany's Service, ?my be bad on applicatiorr . to Mr. jamesCoggan, Clerk to the Committer of Sbippimg, on or :alter Filial'. !,:e 7tlt instant. TO I.E SOLD BY AUCTION, -At the York Tavcrn, in the City of York, on "C•ieslay the 2,Btifot December, 180 z, preeisery at Tw . Oye o'Clock at Noon, A.Very Irnpro gable FREEHOLD ESTA TE, consisting of a good Farm House, With suitable Out buildings, .and 51 A. a'R. zg. P. of dry, fertile. and very provable Land, called Et; BOROUGH, situated in the Parish of Killin4on,_ in. the East Riding of the County of "York. The situation of the harm House is hcauti.fill, and may. at a moderate ex oence, be turned into commanding a View if an extensive and rich Country, atut -is near the Navigable River Ayre, being distant only tour Miles from Smith, six from Ferrybridge, and eight from Selby. The'T,enant (William Reynolds; will shew the Pre mises;. and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Calvert, llurhaM. THE CORI)IAL BALM of GILEAD, by i - ts softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its salutary etilsets, aisOrds a sere prospeei of returning strength, and a certain hope, of muscular invigoration to those who are debilitated by premature or excessive inaul gencies : Nance arise Weakness of Sight, Vertigoes, Loss of A pptsite ' and Mental Deity. A body that is enervated in youth, seLlinn recover s. itsel f ; old age and infirmities speedi ly come on, and the dire ii of life is shortened. - For the foundation of a happy old age, is a gobd constitution in youth ; temperance and moderation, at that age, ace • pass-, ports to happy grey hairs. • . • s The COrdial Balm of Gilead most wonderfully cherishes nature, and will support the - life of the aged and infirm. In all inward Decays, Debility, Lowness of Spirits,- kelaxa tion in either Sex, . whether hereditary or owing to youthful imprudencies, this Medicine will allOrd the. most wonderful • relief. • In Nervous. Consumptions, its merit stands unri valed: it enters into.and mixes with the nicist subtle of the aniinal fluids, assists and invigorates the decayed juices - , and throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated anti relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. As. Dr. Solomon's practice, is now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant engagements icquife a considerable is - onion of his tiine and attendance, he• ex peas, vviien su I re.l,- the usual compliment of a Guinea; hilt all written cases, c,r letters of advice, and unaccompanied with ,arm or der for inedichle and remittance, to be answered at his leistire',. are required to inclose only 1-faif-ia-Guinea.. Such letters should far satety . , be thus directed—", Mone y-letter, Dr. Solonion, Solomon's-place, Brownlow. street, Liverpobl paid - double postage." 'Letters may be ordered to be addres's•- cd for X .Z_ or'. .B. at the Post-office., till called for. 7 . A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.—Time Cor.: dial Ba'in of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a:guinea ea.:h ;.toere are also bottles, prlce 335.'cOntaining equal to • four bottles at los, 64. by which the Patient 'saves to,. in, eluding alsofite duty; the stamp of which bears the Pro's prietor's naine.and address, "'Samuel Solomon, Liverp ool; to imitate which is. Felonjr. • - N. B. I t is necessary to observe, that .the postage of ail letters whatever, must be paid. , The Cunha' Bairn of Gilead,Anti-lmpetigines, and Ab-. Stergent Lotion, and" Guide to-Health," are • - • • Sold by ; Remnant, - liamburgh ; R. Bach, Pete!-street, NOV-York ; Mathews, No. :S t Strand, London ; and its Bath, by' Haza,rd; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, •G regory ;•..:Bir iningliaM,-Knott and LlOyd ; Bedford, -Smith ; 131andfOrtl; Simmons; BurY ,St. Edinund's,'Dingle ; Cheltenham,. Sel- 1" don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason . ; ter, • Keyttier; C,auterbury, Simmons'; Carlisle; , lather.; Chathatn, Ethetington ; Cheltustbrd, Clachar .;, Chester, .; Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; C irencester, Cilippenham, Combs"; .Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, • cot rt ; Derby, • Drewry.; .Durham, Pennington; Dowert- Neiles ; Devizes ; Lowe ; Dorchester, yirtu ; Deal ; sßosec : s, Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh,- Smith, North bridge ; Exeter, Trewmaiiand Soh - ;,i•Firimouth, Elnot ; .cVkuceS-S• ter, Pitt, Walker ; G latgo'\3•, .M Donald ; LivertiOnl, druggist ; .Leeds, binns, 'flols4s:; ,LincolsirDtyry.; 17snn, Headley ; Leicestr, Gregory, Ssisinfeiv ; Lewes, Fitt M •ap chestor, 'Thompson;. IN , lT4gate;..ftdorste ; Nialastone, Walker ; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbutoi• fuller, ..AlleC •;.- New- .' Castle, Walketyliodgson ; NorthamptOn, f sDicey ; Nottins- - ham,- Burbage NorWich,-Vt'evenson and Co. ; Oxford, Jones; Plymoutb Dock, 1-lox land ; Poitsmouth, 13elatan; . .; Reading, Smartitti Co. ; Banister, Et her;ington ; Vrestgn,' Sergent ; Slirewlibstry, E t lci;2.wes-; • Soutfillnpion, • Baker Stafford, Morgan ; Stamtbro, lieWeomb . S.uniferlitnd, rsray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbotongh„ Bayley.; Taunton;• Poole ;- , Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; ; Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor, tilakeney ; and_by all theireputable Medi cine Venders, Books,:ilers, AN, in every, princip-11 Town in 'England, IreiThd, Sectlanciand :Cinema, whc \VII' ("diver Pamphlets gratis, with a variety of authentic Ductsilitnts noted therein. • . .