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- et 4 . r tA) 1, q NumBER 298:3] To the P ROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK. , LAD IES AND GENTLEMEN i r HE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the 1 ) , East India Company being appointed for WEDNES tsd'eV. the 14th instant, the favour of your Vote and Interest l v s .""cl for the following Gentlemen: ill!am Deva • Esq. ' George Smith,. Esq. cse-Irlasdes Grant ) : n E e s s q ' • William Thornton,,Esq. I S te William Lushington, Bart. Sweny Toone, Esq. Which will very much oblige, Asst . a LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, April 2, 1802 lndia House ' Your most humble Servants, , - Paul Le Mesurier,• .Charles Mills, John Manship, John Roberts, Tho. Theoph. Metcalfe, Francis Baring, Thomas Parry, William Bensley, Edward Parry, aeoh Bosanquet, Abraham Roberts, ohn Smith Burges, David Scott, oseph Cotton, _ George Tatem, ionel Darell, Geo. Wood. Thellusson, Wm. Elphinstone; • Robert Thornton, Simon Fraser, John Travers, ' • John Hunter, "•••••.......... ephen Williams, Hugh' Inglis. T ats 11 1 ATll'; YROPRIETORS of EN, .EAST INDIA STOCK. its AN D GENTLEM . . 4 : ° V ING the Honour of being rec ommen d e d .poNif,Y,,,cni boy the DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA 4 lON" ' ";'` 4 Y, as the SIX CANDIDATES for the DlREC 'lliest t ° be chosen this Year, We take the liberty of . re krttp the favour of your Vote on the day of EleCtion, "ESDAY, the 14th instant. -We are, - - Ladies and Gentlemen, . Your most obedient, .. - And most humble Servants, WILLIAM DEVAYNES. CHARLES GRANT. STEPHEN LUSHINGTON. GEORGE SMITH. t Rs , v l s. l• WILLIAM THORNTON. l !lula Ho d kPoi ,„ use , SWENY TOONE. 131 ..........._ c2. ,__, . . k'ORATION OF THE AMICABLE SOCIETY VOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES. In ti st ß, i ttlted h ln y Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Street, Charter of QUEEN ANNE, Anno 1,. 06 . b , ,,, -.E.,,,I),IRECTORS inform the Public, that the 1 , 7," e .. ,,,, r- RAL COURT,of the said SOCIETY having, bo n d s an 4 f - D ' 4l revision and examination of the state of their 1 1-4 rn , v (}, "Y -law found that the Benefits of this Institu- Li;eretof;',„'e, f urthe s ; . extended, have reduced thi Premiums A tir eq C r , C narged, and extended the AmOunt which maybe t ; - 't th,•-,r°,llone Life from three Shares to six. ~,kurri s; .; uffice o l; the Insurance is not avoided by any ig t. 4 l ". i te, -. 0 .4 i . ne that may subsequentltake place in the mode t i e in,' the place or manner of the Death of the . Per. S -ta te a s 7:• And although the rate of , Insurance is as mo t:ochlety, k a any other Office, the Members of the Amicable •' 3 e y e An Interest in a very considerable and advanta- . r h . ontio gen , tt is s o • ' Y. th , , tl lo e c 'etY being established for equal and mutual Bene • ' e Lt x s- w ho become Members by making Insurance upon 4,110°,.v,n Lives o ti e Lives of others, are entitled, accord :,ar.,:ile Ar no;tnt r of i their Insurance, to participate in the I l t tl:C ( f e ,s; and those upon their own Lives, torakef)art in ws arjliberations of the General Courts, in which the By -I,4l)str:ade for the regulation of the Suc a ie n ty. Z.lll:tels of the Charters and-sy-laws, d ilia Terms and lihi.' , et e ' of making Insurances, may be had at the Office, ' l4 . l ys at teXceeptnda ed nce is given from Nine o'Clock till Two, Ho t • By Order of the Court of Directors, 1)t;d41.N„.,,, JOHN PENSA M. Register. ti i . - • th e ..,. By-lavrs, as confirmed by the General Court, ' 4 - - 4th February,anz are now ready for delivery to !!bers. ' . - P AVING OFFICE,_ DUBLlN,February Ik( ) bruary 2, 1802. D F 14., °S ALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. P t' tt'-' DI RECTORS and COMMIS-TONERS kftwill receive Proposals for Lighting I ; l ame and the the PbliC LatnPs iirt l i bl lles in this Cityfor keeping 1 Ist • t 'txt trc thereof in goo , tl order, from. the Ist _of__September 401111; One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed An t i -le Globes to have doubfe 8 . 0 me s. d r to enter into . one or I llhr e S .„. le Board are willing (if de,sire same. I'l-o,s-I'i-trate Contrad or Co tracts for the b -fore the Ist day t ' t Mavv9lls to be sent to this Office, on or ii i ° , 411. 4 1 44 , 1 1( i ti sealed up and direded to..the L S , ec v r i e li t e a i r l y w o i ti l th b e e 'arelleCt is i ndorsed " Proposals fur Lighting ! ' ‘ Itt 'Doe „,,rile presencesaid of the day, afteo Proprs erwhich or h daYis R p .n re b se p n r t o a p t o iv s e a , i l'iill be ci oc - k o receivedn the. ' Signed by Order, ' WM. I. HOMAN, Sec. .[ R. di s h ALMA, Dentist, No. r 3, Old Caven lh i. e Nob.,.street, Cavendish-square, begs_ leave to inform J e4r , lur-Y and his Friends .in geheral, that after several make „Ivhosi,r4alcei! he has l'tind out a new Method to has '''ert,„., -et s of Teeth, and ' may flatter himself that -11 F . 44 tp - "te the d ifficulties which arise in making them , htraiened tiltvlr:3l,tal:e Gums without giving the smallest meow, enie . filar. ma can also say with confidence, and can assure '4lb:ireve....ll4) h e ° rlt il i o la n Y ed re a g re ui b re et h s is ub l e si t s t ta in nce ab , that the _Sets . of Teeth l'OptihineY.offensive smell in the mouth y . ; , having nothing oaf vv„hateNer to ac -11:1Qy b e r ln thm, Any number of e or which cannot be S . inglDouble Teeth „.'stivi,.ePlaced upon the same principle, nth, ,i't•i:issilued.sfrri natural ones. S pectmens of-them may . be ''• •••*---;...(j______.ll.7 c every Day, from 1 welvetill Four O'Clock. 1) LETT, FURNISHED, on Moderate Terms, it i ni i) i l ' Y . HALL, in Hertfordshire, thirty . n.ous, -e s from London, and one from Tring ; a Capital , il 5,, -1 I've Rooms on the Ground Floor, besides Kitchen , 'let s b'tvants Office s • on the Second, five best Bed-charn , - I viti','"Fd-roortis for ten' Servants, &c. kc. Good Stabling, 1 t1:.. 11 3 1 1 x. i t ., ee . ti Stalls ; three Coach-houses, Barn, and other 44 d 11°I ngs •an excellent Kitchen Garden, walled in .: , tl) ), ltt l l ci v i e ll plant' - about Sixty' Acres rich Pasture Land sur d 9 1, 11 1, th e tiotise -, and Four Miles of beautiful dan liiii4l,-1-0-,o_,od'al,V.alks, Kith three extensive .. Manors. A Turn '' o th e ''',. 1 ,1 p sses the Premises, with constant Stages, B tc. ; - t , , rand Jundion Canal. • 44 ''' Y t° Mr Bates, at his 'Office, Welbeck-street, Ca- NI-square. l 'A'r tik ; Vio"T lOL ET SOAP, , PATENT CREAM of o'' -i.lsll WAtTS, New-Inv ented SIIAVING CAKES and GORDON res eftfully acquaints ' her .1 4 Xli Friends and the public, Pand particularly those Ladies th at `" hav e )1 si so kindly honouyed her with their countenance, le r ,ii.l carrie s on trio Business for it:A. own Support, and by ,krie•;4l)erior abilities in manufaduriog the above elegant Ar- I.Nia_inat,heir genuine purity, humbly solicits their kind pa strtio; , I c .I.it protection. - She has accordingly taken a House, cei,t,rc.iwrilow-street, High Holborn, where the above 1.446'..'..i,,?t which she was the original Proprietor and Ma i',.,yei.l3e, ,are sold .:' and, by her' appointment, at Mrs._ eil. ~!I.r, C o. ' I (. dt. tne W, arehouse, South S , ideipf Coyent-grt . , , . k),, u ' tmg 4, Cornhill ; Mr. Love s, No. tz, Haymarktt ; a erton' N,3 , t - kil o ,. ~ s, ..47,New Bond-street; Bolton's Medicine (,)4,_ 4e,•front of the Royal Exchange : Mr. Tutt's, Royal I • s,;`,:lilce! Sharpley and Mode's, No. 42, High Holborn ; 1 , -1, 11 1) 0 s Perfutnery and Tunbridge Warehouse, No. 24, vhitiq. a,ll-street- opposite St.' Mary Axe; Mr.. Henry 'hi N,, l _'- . I( s General Magazine, Westgate. street, Gloucester; 1: ,tl'4„r _Raeburn's, No. 13,' North Bridge, Edinburgh. t tc:LCiordon (.-an confidently assert, that these Articles are 41 11 t i i . i ..a Clead any. where else, but by her appointment, in the .13,,,xe:r. ot pertecttcn.. i t th. ~contatning Nine Squares for One Guinea, to be had til. 6lanuladory, No. 53, Br ownlow-street, High Hol- 4At the , ill ie ._ art.39ire Agents may be had the much-admired Su -ss• 3d. and los - . 6d. per pot. ,ff, • ~,...• ,- N' ...: '..4 4 , .; •. ' I Li _A_ \-4 6 MO NDA Y, APRIL 12, 1802. . - At a Meeting of the InhaWtants of the Town and Neigh bourhood of Sheffield, holden at the Cutlers' Hall, in the said Town, on Tuesday the 6th of April, ISaz, pursuant to, Public Advertisement ; . _ The MASTER CUTF:ER in the Chair ; I. R ESOLVED, That it appears to this Meet ing, that the Tax upon Income is, in its operation, partial and oppressive : inasmuch as the Incomes arising from the precarious fruits of personal industry and the pro fits of trade, for the obtaining of which the Capitals employ ed are often'ex posed to unavoidable hazard, arerated in the same manner as' Incomes arising from Landed or other Per manent Property_ 11. Resolved, That the Powers established for tarrying the said Tax into effect, are vexatious, and utterly repugnant to the principles of our Free Constitution. 111. Resolved, That the said Tax is.not only destructive of the morals of the People, but also injurious to the National Charader, by destroying that confidence betwixt man and man, which is our pride and our boast: IV. Resolved, That the said Tax is so odious and offen- Sive in its principle, and so hostile - to the Liberties of the People, that no modificatiori can justify its continuance. V. Resolved, That the Chancellor of the Exchequer hay ing given notice of his intention to move in the House of Commons for a repeal of the Income Tax, that this Meet ing do adjourn to Tuesday the 13th inst. at TWelve o'Clock. VI. Resolved that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. WAR tN EGYPT. THE 'EXHIBITION, of the . LARGE HIS. TORICAL _ PICTURE, painted by SAMUEL JAMES ARNOLD, representing on.a most extensiire scale the Memorable BAT'T'LE before ALEXANDRIA on the zrst of March, rBo4, in which the gallant Sir RALPH Af3ERCROMBY lost his Life, continues open at the GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS, every'Day, from Ten tilt Dusk. Admittance One Shilliug_. • Sketches of Refercnce . are delivered to 'Ladies and Gentle meu honouring the Exhibition • with their Presence, and a Person attendsto explain the Picture. WANTED TO RENT, In any of the Counties distant from the =Metropolis,, or in -• Scotland or Wales, AREAD :r-FURNISHED COTTAGE, having a good Dining, Drawing Room, and Kitchen, on the lower Story, with two or three comfortable Bed-rooms, and a few Acres of Land. It is indispensably necessary that the Premises should be situated in. a part of the Country where plenty of Field Amusements are to be found; and as the views of the Advertiser are entirely direCied to that object, an unconditional, permission.of Shooting and Fishing must be secured to hith. . Unless the Premises are placed in the vicinity . of an excel lent Trout Stream, and where abundance of Caine is to be found, they will by no means answer the Advertiser's pur pose ; - but should he, on trial, have reason to be satisfied in those particulars,. he will have no objection to . purchase the sante, and to take the Furniture at a faitAppralsement. A line addressed to Mr..l - lill, Silversmith, No. 3, Char ing-cross, stating particulars in full, with dimensionS of the different Rooms, will be immediately attended to. PUBLIC SALE. For account of the - Manufaeturzrs, exempt from the Auction Duty. THE MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS, and other Gentlemen connecEted with the Manufactures of Great Britain, are most respectfully informed, that JOHN BRANCH and Company, intend opening on Wednesday the sth of May next, 4t their Warehouses ' in MANCH ESTE R, a PUBLIC SALE of PIECE GOODS, for accOmit of the Manufacturers, exempt from.the Auction Duty, agreeable to A a of Parliament, and to continue regularly •such Sale upon every first Wednesday in each succeeding - Month, for the support of which very ample Funds are provided, to. Make suitable advances upon the reCeipt of the Goons, to such Ma nufaCturers as may prefer it : and they beg leave to assure Gentlemen who may favour them with Goods for these Sales, that every attention will be paid to their interest, .and that the whole Establishment will be conducted upon terms of security, liberality, and honour: • Particulars . ot. ail Goods intended for the first Sale are. re quested to be sent in as early as - possible, as none can be re ceived after the 2oth of April ; and all Goods must be deli vered at the Warehouses, on or before the 3oth, as the respec tive Lots will be on view. two days wevioua to the D4l of 7 Catalogues will be timely delivered, the most satisfa6ory references give?:, with :very further intbrination, oil appli cation to the Broriers,• Queen_street, St. Aim's, Manchester. This Day was Published, Price as. 6d. A NGUIS IN HERBA : A. SKETCH of 'the /A. TRUE CHARACTER of the CHURCH of ENG. LAND and her CLERGY, as a Caveat against the Miscon stritaion of Artful, and the Misconception of Weak Men, orL., the subjeel of a Bill about to be brought into Parliament for the Revisal of certain ,Ecclesiastical Statutes concerning Non 'Residence, _ " Wit are we ? Your murmurings are not agail\st us, but agains s t the Lord." - _ • - - - London : Printed for j. Ginger Old Bond-street ;' Messrs. 1-Inivell and Parker ' Oxford ; Leighton, Cambridge ; and Barret, Bond-street, Bath. Patronized and Used by Their Majesties. The Ke✓. :\ Ir. GAMbLE's - BRITISH TEA. To those who may ,be iiinicqyainted with the Virtues of this salubrious Tea, it may be sufficient to say, that it is patronized and used by Their Majesties, and a great many of the nobility, : and that in Weakness of the StoMaeh, Indigestk» - i, Flatulericies, Nervous and Bilious Disorders, and Dei,r;:sSion of Spirits, so efficacious, and at the same note so pie;.,s - ,:uf a Refnedy - is not to be sound in the whole Materia :Modica. eninnerate the vhrious acknow ledgments made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble, for benefits .re ceived from the. use of the Tea, would i)e cwiless, some tow of %hem may be seen in the Evangeli,Lal Magazine of April, 18oi. , . Sold Wholesale at thing and Butner's, No. 4, Cheapside, and Retail by Pidding, N0..76, oiif)osite th Pantheon, and jeboult, No. 150, Oxford-street;, Wade, Old Bond-street ;. Swiney, Pali Mall; • Clark, No. 2.69, Borough ; nd may be had of one ur.more Medicine Venders in 'every Town in the liniteeiSin.6donts, id Packets at . 54. and as. 9.i. each. Also may be had Mr. Gamble's Aromatic 'Sault; for Pains in the Hod ; Disorders of the b yes, Deafness, &e. in Boxes at is. 10. ;acii. A further ,Proof of the E ifi6acy of Ching's Patent WORM LOZ EN ES. Col. Riddle has favoured Messrs. Ching and Butler with the foliowiug Case. GENTLEMEN, 'LT AVLNG by accident read the Testimony of .1.1 the Lord Chief Baron, respeCting your. invaluable ChinCs Patent Worm Lozenges, I .was induced to make trial of them on myself. From a.twenty-two years residence in the East Indies, I have been subject to a Liver Complaint, and violent Bilious ObstruClions : I have made use of the Lozenges, and have. derived very considerabie , benefit from them, and have given them to my own Children and the Children of my Acquaintance, also to numbers of the Poor, and in no one instance have they failed of success, but in some cases have performed, I may say, miraculouS Cures. 1 have .perused the various testimonies of the good efleCts produced by them, and - shall only remark, I do not think too Much can be said in their praise; from experience,. I particularly recommend them for removing obstinate bilious Obstruc— tions. Gentlemen, Exmouth, Feb. to, iBoz. Your obedient Servant, To Messes. Ching and Butler. JOHN RIDDLE. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation,' at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside ; and Retail by Yielding, No. 76, 'opposite the Pantheon, Oxtbrd-street ; Swincy, Pall Mall ; and most Country - Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in .Boxes at one - guinea, ss. and 4.5. gd. each. . For CHILBLAINS, RHEUNIATIShU, BRUISES, Sac. DR. SitEßS's OPODEI.DOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure .of Bruises, Sprains, Rheuniatisins, Cramps, Numb ness and Stiffness of. the Joints, and other external Com plaints, as' well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic state. It is also particularly ser viceable for Chilblains; but in this complaint it should be dissolved, and applied warm. On theoutside of each Bottle. of the Genuine Opodeldoc is _pasted a Stamp, in which are engraved these words : ." F. NEWBERY, No. 45, St. Paul's." (0 - Afi others are counterfeit. ' Sold only by F.. Newbery, at the Wirehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors frohi the Corner of Cheapside, London; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Cc No. rso, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford -street; f. Wade, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Co. Cockspiir-street ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-street; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; T. Tutt, Royal- EXchange ; and W. Clarke, Borough, High street ; price as. 6d. per Bottle, incruding the Stamp, or Six tor 13s. 6d.- • . . N Tai. As the 0 podeldoc for Exportation is exempted from the Stamps, and tueretare deprived of that mark of authen ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of the Kingdom, ail Persons Abroad, -to prevent such Impo sitions, are desired to be particular in ordering• their Agents to procuetthis Medicine from Mr. Newborrs. This Day was published, in One Volume O&avo, price Bs. ha boards, (Dedicated to the Archbishop of Canterbury), A Work entitled • EIS TFIEOS, EIS !MESITES ; or an Attempt to shew , how far the Philosophical Notion •of a PLU RALITY of WORLDS is consistent, or not so, with the language of the Holy Scriptures. By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, . - Reaor of Biddenden, Kent, and late Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. Loialpn : Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; Cadet! and Davies, Strand; Harding, St. janies's-strcct ; and J. Cooke, Oxford. This Day 'were published, Handsomely printed in Three Vols. Oetavo, and'embellish ed with 'Phirty-nine Plates, Price tl. 6d. in boards, IN'K'S designed to promote BENEFICENCE, 1:.,11. TEMPERANCE, and MEDICAL SCIEN E. By IMIN COAKLEY LETTSOi.J, M. and LL.D.&c. London: Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may also be had, by, the same Author, t. Th" Natural History of the Tea Tree ;- with Observa tions on the Medical Qualities of the Tea, and bn the Elfeds of Tea-drinking. Quarto, los. 6d. sewed. z. - The Naturalist'4 and Traveller's Companion. Third Edition, 45. boards. .• 4. Observations on the Cow Pock, Second Edition.. 3s: sewed. fJ_T In a few Days will be published, TravelS ihrongh Slseden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North - Cape, - in the years 1798 and 1799, by Joseph Ascerbi. ' This Day were published, Price is. HEADS from the FRESCO PICTURES of ItAPIIAEL, in the VATICAN'. By R. DUPPA. No. 11. consisting of Four Heads from the bispute of the Sacrament, ,traced from the original,Pidure, and engraved of the same, size, • 'Published by R. Duppa, No. 7, Weymouth-street, Port land•place; G. and j. Robinson, Paternoster-row; and R. H. Evaus (successor to Mr. Edwards), No. 26, Pall-- Mall. MO BE SOLD, the Fee and INHERITANCE of sevQral, ESTATES situate lathe Counties of Mayo, Westmeath, Kildare, King's County, •and Longford, in the Kiiot;ht 01: child. . .Enquire of Walter Borrowes, Esq. - Austin Friars, Lon don; and Mr. Kennedy, No. tx, Wurburgh-street, Dublin ; or Air. PCAl&ghan, No. 102, Bank-buildings, - Loudon, who has a Rent-roll of the Estates in his possession. Let tsrs, post-paid,, only will be received. DORSET. • TO BE SOLD BY-PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR or reputed Manor of ARIVIES WELL, with the Farms of . Armeswell and Knolse, consisting of ;bout Five Hundred and Forty Acres, .both in the Parish of l3uckland Newton, and both now in the occu pation of Mr. Thomas Foot. • For further particulars enquire 4f Alr John Templeman, 'of Dorchester. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,. Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer at, Y./esti - I - Mister, in a Cause PRI DEAUX against ST. AUBYN, at the King's Remembrancer's Office, in the Inntr Temple, London, before Abel Moysey, Esq. De puty Remembrancer of the said Court, on Tuesday the 27th Day of April inst. at Twelve of the Clock at Noon; QF,VERAL MANORS and LANDS, late of Si, k.:3 John St. Aubyn,, Bart. deceased (for the term of Soo 'years, which commenced on the 12th Day of October, 1772), lying and being in the several Parishes and Towns of Burian, Saint Jest in Penwith, Paul, Maddern, Marazion, Sennen, Saint Levan, Saint Erth, Saint Ives, ,Ludgvan, Phillacß, Wendron,. Mawgan, flelston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the County of Cornwall. For Particulars, apply at the Office of the said Deputy Remembrancer ; at the Office of Messrs. Grylls, Borlase and Scott, at Helston; and to Mr. Gatty, at the King's Re membrancer's Office aforesaid. CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE at SALFORD, WAIMICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, G•LOU CESTERSHIRE. W BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (And entered upon at Lady-day, 1803), at the White Lion. lnn, hi Stratford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick, on Thursday the 6th Day of May, iBO2, at Three o'Clock . in the Afternoon, subject , to such Conditions as will .be produced; LOT I. • A CAPITAL MESSUAGE, or MANSION ,, HOUSE, with convenient Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Garden, and Appurtenances, situate at Salthrd Prior, in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James Mitchell, Esq. • together with divers,Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Vesture Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and ,adjoining to the said. Mansion, containing 192 Acres, in the occupation of the said fames Mitchell and Widow Smith, or their respedive Assigns. . , LOT 11.. A Messuage or FARM-HOUSE, .situate at RughfOrd; in the Parish of Salford afoiesaid, with' convenient Barns, Sta bles, and Oat-buildings, and several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Ground, lying contiguous thereto, containing together 172 Acres, in the occupation of the said Widow Smith, or her Assigns. LOT /11.. A Parcel of Meadow Ground called PRI EST's MEA ; DOW, situate in Salford aforesaid, containing4A. 24 P, in the occupation of the said James Mitchell, or his Assigns. LOT IV., Several Closes or Parcels of MEADOW GROUND, situate in Mickleton, in the County of Gloucester,• contain.. ing about nine Acres, in the occupation 4 Mr. Edward Horsman. Salford is situate between Arcester 'and Evesham,. at an equal distance from each of,these Towns, and the Turnpike Road adjoins this Estate. • . The, whole Estate at salforr, is Freehold, and Tithe Free; and the Land Tax is low. The buildings arc in very good repair, and the first Lot is worthy , the attention of any Gen tleman, as a Residence in one of the most delightful parts of the County of Warwick. ' Printed Particulars of the Salford Estate may be had at the principal Inns at Warwitl, Stratford, A lcester and Evesham; and a Plan of the Estate will be lodged at the. Place ofrSale, and with Me. Robert Wocdbead, of Salford, who will Shew the Lands there; and the House may be seen-on application to Mt. Mitchell. The Tenant will chew the Land at Mickleton. For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Godfrey and Tallents, Solicitors, Newark-upoh-Trent, Notts ; ' Messrs. Lavender, Solicitors in Evesham; or Messrs. Kinderley, Long and Lace, Symond's Inn, London, , ...______ , ...—, ,, - - --,..,...1\\, Tir . r." ," ‘ .. or ' - -- ( 1.';- 1 :... : ., •• i kAr ga s. "c - ' - -- '" - -s- - ....iy,„-.----- - _..... ,4 --,,,,.t4Q- 4-, n ~' IPRICE SIXPENCE. CIATER.3L POST. OFF, ICE; - . SaturdaY, April it), BUXTON WEBSTER, a Clerk in !Eli Offai standing charged upon Oath, before tAC Right Hon.' the Lord Mayor, upon Suspicion Of havir.s commithdvatioui Frauds whoever :shall apprehend the said BUXTON W EBSTE gi and secure him in.any of His Majesty's Gaols in this .Xingdon, mull he intitled to a Reward of FIFT? POUNDB • /1; Contindnd of His. Majesty's PostmJstifr-General; FRANCIS FREELINGi Serretarji, Ile - IS about 44 Years of Ale, of a fair Complexion, has light blue 4es, is - about 5 Feet 7 or 8 f?iches high, stout made, wears his Hair : in a Queue, and powdered ; uhis dressed in Mourning a few days ago. He is a Yorkshire Man, and has been in the Line": Trade.—lie left his' HouSe at No. 2; Curtain-Road, Holy el! Mount, on the Bth insiaitt. "" c 4 ';4l'4 - 44-: • v, , k-P ? ‘ 'ss OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Illaech 30, ifica.' rrHE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of ICc 11 yESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Ndice, -- they - will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWER, en TUESDAY, WEDNEWAY,. and THUR..PAY, the 13th, 14th, and 15th, of April next, between the'Nours of Ten and 'One o'C'4ck, sundry Lots of Old and UnservicEal4 Ordnance • Stores, consisting of Musquets and .Musquettoons ; Barrels for MuSquets and Pistols; Locks . for Musquetsl PiStois and' Canrain ; .Mus quet and Carbine Bayonets;: Steel Rai - miters, Swords of Sorts, Scabbards, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements, Old Brass Work for Musquets, &c. ; Nails ' Triggers; Stand- • ing Vices, Musquer Chests; a Quantity of Soldiers' Clock ing ; Cart Saddles, Harries, ColLus, Bit Halters; and various other Articles of Sadlery and Harness ; Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding; Tents or Sorts ; VVactriiill Tilts, Powder Horns, Forge Carts, Bellows, Anvils, Bick Irons, Matinctrils, Saws, Blocks - , Shaving 'Knives; Planes of Sorts; Spades,- Shovels ; Pickakes, Felliiiig Ayes; Match, - Cast, Bushel and Lump Iron, Capper, Steel ; a - ,quantity of Cordage, Sandbags,. and various other Article. The whole of which - maj, Se viewed at the fotve all the days of 4,71 e. Printed List s of the-Lots will ho deliverorl to such Persons ai appty jar zbeni at the Office 0 Ordnance in the Tower. By Order of the lioardi R. H. CREW, Sec. BUILDING GROUND. TO BE LET I', Several LOTS of LAND in the CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for Foreign Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Libe4l encouragement will be given to such as settle with Capitals.. Application from Principals only, to the, Proprietor, Lieut. Colonel riardy, Westmead,. 6rmarthensliire, or his - Agent; - Mr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterford (post-paid), with - nett due attention: ADDRESS ,T 0 .. THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, ON scoßßurtc COMPLAINTS IN', GENERAL; QCORBUTIC and other Eruptive sDisorders, kj have very considerably increased in . this Country of late years ; notwithstanding many reinedies have been repeatedly offered to the Public, under the most species pretences; and it is a matter of regret, that after the strenuous efforts of so many persons, attentive to the cure of these complaints,' and the whole Materit Medici having been ransacked for the me 'r 7,0 etadicate stifl ground, and become in a manner constitutional to numbers of the inhabi tants of this climate. Serious retiedien upon this 'important suhje&, has at length determined Doctor Solomon to endeavour to poini out to the Public the causes of these maladies—the va. , rious torms and appearances - 'by whiCh they are manifested, and to offer some ooservations on the best mode to obtAn a certain and lasting cure; and, he trusts ; that the destructive disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradicated in many, and their dreadful symptoms greatly relieved in all ; who •ap. ply.to the'remedies recommended to them; in the selection of which, the greatest care has been taken "to discard every thing that can possibly tend to hurt the weakest Constitu tions, and to unite with judicious acumen those medicines which are the most pointedly direded to remove obstrudions and correct impurities in thevital stream. ' It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Distem pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the Northern parts of the Globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in this country, where the frequent suddeochanges of the weather at certain seasons of the year, spread the most excruciating and alarming disorders among us, by chilling the blood; and materially afleding the state of the perspiration; and thus occasioning colds, coughs, rheums, &c. &c. thd portentous harbingers of almost every disease which proves so fatal to the inhabitants'of America. Perhaps there is no placeon earth so subject to these sudden changes as the United States, where the extremes of h e at and cold are often experienced in one day. HenCe it becomes a matter of the greatest national importance, to seek out for some general and decided remedy ter those disorders which take their rise from obstructed perspiration., One of the imp mediate effects of this obstrudion is to contaminate the vital fluid, by fixing the saline pahicies in the blood, Which na, tore would kindly evaporate, and thus increasing the impute, juices, and disposing them to corruption and putrefaction; which is the true source of various obstinate and dangerous disorders. To the Afflicted with the Scurvy, King's Evil, Scrofula, Strcma, Leprosk, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles, Lues Vencrea, Yawl, and Disorders.ori ginating in O bstructed Perspiration, or l mpuritypf the Blood. Dr. SoLor.rox having been long in possesskn of a recipe for the certain and effednal cure of those disorlers which arise from an impure and vitiated state of the bb of and lymph, has observed with thedcepest regret, the numberless instances where patients have pined away a miserable exist ence without receiving the smallest benefit from any third; they could procure, he has at length yielded to the pressing. necessities of his fellow -creatures, and determine( to.publish to the world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse the blood from all foulness, counteract. every morbid affection; and restore weak constitutions. The Anti-Impetigines is by no means a new medicine ; it is founded on a chemical and philosophical basis under -the sanCtion of the great and learned Dr. Cullen, orit dinhurg e h, who describes'" Impetigines" in his ever—to- c admired PraClice of Physic, No. 1737, as " disorders originating twin a depraved habit,' or affedions of the skin." • Innumerable letters of recommendation and Certificates from the Clergy, Churchwardens; and Overseers, in various parts of England, are in the Proprietor's possession; particularly from ' _ The Rev. ,J . Atkinson, of Cuirdale.- The Rev. Carr,Richard of. Billinge, The Rev. John Fawl, f Wigan. The Rev. J. Hague, of Butterworth. The Rev: Samuel. Sewell, of Prescot. The Rev., William Twyford, of Didsbury. The Rev. Philip Kitchen, of Liverpool. The Rev. A. Clarke; Methodist Preacher, Manchester- The 'Rev. Joseph Taylor, of Coppull. The Rev. 'Fhomas Knowles of Standish. The Rev. Thonris Lowe, of Atherton. Tbe Rev. John Relphe, of Oswald Turth. The Rev. Richard Johnson, of Aisgarth. The Rev. John Crewdson,, of Hindley. The Rev. J. Fisher, of Scorton, parish of Garstang. The key. R. Westall, New Acrington, near Blackburn. The Rev. W. Pearson, of Bolton, &c &c. Sold by I. Mathews Stiand, London ; and by all the re putable Medicine Venders,. Booksellers, &c. in every prin cipal town in America, price los. 6d. a bottle, with copious direaions ' sealed up. Family Bottles at 2,1. res. GUltAill six half-guinea ones, on which 13s. are saved. (p' Dr. Solomon may be consulted by letter (post-paid) inclosing his usual fee of a guinea, direr` ed " Money letter, Dr. Solomon, Solomon's-place, Liverpool ; double postage."