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The Carcienswill be Illinninated in a splendid manner, ilnd the Transparency of the ROWING and SAILING tiATCII, with other Devices, will be displlyed. • Between the Ads His Roy Ilighness the puke of York's taud will perform Martial and the Rand .)f Pandean Ninstrels a variety of French and German Airs, 'After the Concert will be given a brilliant' Exhibition of FIRE-WORKS; • By. Signor HENGLER. ADMISSION THREE SHILLINGS. doors open at Seven and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock. Leigh, iztirJuly,.lBo2. ROYAL ,LI2I , tCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS. XTOTICE is hereby given, That a General As. 1 sembly of the CC/1+?. 141 I TTEE pointed to. manage AtEtirt, of.the.Subscrlbet,7 to the REGIMENT of LA N- C.:A FENCIBLLiS, Nte commanded by the Ear! of WILTON, %%ill be hel4.at the Eagle. and Child, in Wigan, on Wednesday the '4th. Day of August. next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, in order to ccnsider of the most fit azd proper disposition of tye Surplus:arisitig.frorn the Sub scriptionfor raising the said'Regimenc. All Subscribers of Sol. and owards, ate of the Commit tee. E. and C;ORFT. nOPOSA LS . for LIC NG the TOWN of COL. CHESTER. MOTICE is hereby' given, That a GENERAL_ ,t 4 MEETDIG of the COMNIISSIONERS appointed sal and I-1 an At passed in the 21st year of His present Ma_ testy, for LIGHTING the TOWN of. COLCHESTER, Arld for other purposes, will be holden at the Moot:Hall in Colchester aforesaid,. on Thursday the 12th. Day of August next, at Eter!i'o'CloCk in the Forenoon, for the Purpose of ceivlng•PrOpusals for lighting the said Town forthe Term df Six Years trout the .15th of Septembernext ; to light 250. Lamps with Common Burners, or 163 Lamps with ,Stne- Thurst's Patent Burners, for 176 Nights, from the 15th of e ▪ ptember "to the 15th-of August in every year, and the 4-4 mps to burn upon anaverage Ten Hours and an Halt each • All' Persons, therefore, desirous of entering into midi 'a Contrati, ate requested to send their Proposals to my Office 111 or hetore the 9th. Day of August next, in order that the 4?•n - te may belaid before the above Meeting of the Commis - toilers: - Colchester, July ro, ISo2, W. MASON, Town-Clerk. LADY, whose Situation in Life hils - hitherto •L precluded her from needing Pecuniary Favours, •is Row, front - xeireurnstanee (which will be fully expiLinect to Iliny one who inay beinclined o become leer Fait N 11, in want *Flcoll for the loan of which interest and Security will Mier:l-fully 4e given. Should tiiii Lttcaxa the notice of one who 11:S can(i(ur and therality of mind su 4 .scient to overcome the prejudice of tle ~.'"forid (which is over too re:.zdy to condemn ertseen an beard, the most innocent actions of a Strciner),.t., zuch a I tl'ie . the most candid explanation will be given, it they will El,:cify 'their wilt in .a lime addressed to Y. Z. Post Otlice, *4 M:fiord-sir:xi, near Manehester-aquare.—lt is requested k.O idle curiosity will•prOMpt Aly one •to answer this, as the Iet:11:14s of the: Advertiser dig:nice to he tritiedwi:h. v IFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, upwards, is delegated by a Coitipanv of Gentlemen. for the Pur `eha'se of well-suet red A.NV Ull - 1 ES- From Seven to Fle 'tea Years Purchase veal he 7iven for Annuities secureil upon ,trechold, Cottyhold, Long Lt.: s til l :a Estates, Money i n t n e tihin's, or ally other Assiknale Property, or Annual In ' "rnc-', according - to the I nterests 'of the Grantors of Annuities ttlerein, whow K ll have.tne power .to,reetcvm the same at'plo 44re, by applications personally, or bY Letters(post-psio), ztddre'sed to Villiers and Co.. No. .54, King-street, St. I'4ll - m4's-square. • Hours of Rosiness from Eleveittp Three. MONEY NIATTERS. ALL Money Ncgociations Continue to he ttlms _ a6ted, Ivith the striehst h - otour,,pplcit!aiitY, and sc!- 1 7y, by 114::55r,5.,1-lairis and" Co. at ittcr - i. An ity I,lsgaces, - 5, Great Sutfc.)lk-street, Charing-CrosS,\4l‘ 11111.1104, - , ott' sates, "Cirtrch Ltvings, Dowe — A ensiuns L 'Pl4ces, Reversions, or any other mryie opf, Is circ umsunces may be. ; Large Sums of i' , l,4lcy itlways 1.4 4 for well secured Annuities, and for which .a liberal !nc.:: Will be iven, according to age and security * and all - -i r snouiiies wilt be made redeemable at the pleasure a 3 the , • vr. antor. ~,Principals, or their A ttornies, ing persmally, before ./tree o:Clock, will be treated. with in tiko Most explicit ,itaitier, and all Letters post-paid) duly - ans,Wereci.. Ll' l . B. A large Sum ot Al'oney ready to pufchase Freehold Loaitliold flOuses, in approved situations. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. t . ). ALL PERS() N H iu_ppssession Ipcortth, arising . from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaseh o ld „,--states, hi Land or Houses, 'Money - in the ••Funa, teatt, harges,, Marriage Settlements, -Widows' Jointures, Ad. ; 111 4i4: Patent Places, Church Livings, or. any other ain Income for Life, may be supplied with tempclaty ._Aerllanent Sums of Money to any Annount, ty Intel est for the same. 'lire Nobility and Gentry ,of known Property., or their 41.eirs, may be accommodated on their-personal security ; u rd in any instance where the s i n gle secur ity o f an iudivi al may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another person - to RtarAiltee, the payment of the Interest will me_ Z i cive the obje:ttion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be 'oven to the Public to return • the 'p ri ncipal at their own I)Ption. o, • P ersonal applications will be received every day till Foul personal and Letters front Correspondents in Town or tiuiAvy (pcst - paid) will be immediately answeitd, by ad- Tessing to • the Diretior of .the KnOasbridge Bank, at his, 9N.vn .House; No. 8, Lower john-street, Golden-square. _ I-MP.ORTANT ADVICE TO FAMILIES.. QOP Y- of a LETTER from the Rev. Mr. 'CHARLES PRESTON,. Reaor of Bulmcr i Mah on , orkshire, to 14 . 1 , :55. Ching and Butler, Cheapside. Gen:le pon sd many respeCtable signatures to the Lutes pertiirmed by your Ching's' Patent Worm 'Lozenges t h rticularly that of th e L or d B is h o p o f C ar li s l e, wit h oni I have the honour of being acquainted), induced me ; tly them i!pon a Son- of mine, who had been ill a' tong t ,., 411 e, and received little or no benefit from any Medicine he I think it a duty due to you, and a national ad i'f_,ntage to say s that he was perteCtly restored to good _Health, L'Y only A., 01;ing three doses of your incompdrable Medicine, hi en I have strongly recommended to many of my- friends .4)r 2,, t hemselves and children, and they ha ve never failed of -.ccess. • I am Gentlemen, your humble servant, h/ CHARLES PRESTON. rner, OEI. ty, iSor, S oldwholesa;e and retail at Ching and Butler's, Cheap- , and . retail by Tiren Bergen, Elsinore; tullardCall- , ; Davis, Cork ; add by the n?ust respectable. ti a e , d jetneVerldcrs in the United lcmgdom, in-Eoxes at ss. t„" Buies, as. , 9d. and Family Bons containing five .sman. '.# 4, Ss a at One (..iuineacach. . GENERAL ELECTION. TotheGENTLEME,N, CLERGY andFREEHOLDEaS of the COUNTY of ME R lONETH. GENTLEMEN, • Ij3g you to: accept my grajefil Acknowledgments for the distinguished Honour you have again conferred upon . , me, in eleding me your Repre*entative‘in Parliament, and also my assurance that I will ever persevere in the same independent line of Condtid which has already received such flattering marks of your approbation. I have the Honour to be, , . Gentlemen, • • , Your nost obliged and faithful humble Servant, . R:WILLIANIES VAUGHAN. Nanney, July 17, iSoz. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of -the TOWN 'and PORT of DOVER. . . GENTLZMEN, N • HAT the. unsuccessful Candidate at . the late Eledion - slionld, at the close of the' Phil, be honoured with the unanimous approbation and. Thanks of all the Free,.: . :filen then present, including` a great majority of those by whom he had knen opposed, is.a - circumstance . so singular in itseif, that it will, 1 think, justify my, troubling yeti with a 2 few Words on the occasion. Allow me then, in the first place, to °Mr you my heart-felt ackrowleidgments'for this unsolicitediproofof your esteem al,: ; the more valuable in my eyes,-as the' ent4 , Crian with whom it originated, and by far -the greatest proportion of those by whom it was conferred, had been zealous in the support of Mr. SMITH, during the Contest. Now that it is over, far be it from me. to harbour a feeling incompatible with the return of that happy cordiality, and friendly inter course, which,*at the close of the Poll, I earnestiy, - and, I trust, not unsuccesfully, endeavoured to recommend to every one. but I hope 1 may be allowed, without giving tmeasi fleSS in any quarter, to indulge' the gratifying reflection, that the opposition I experienced was..in no instance suggested, either by a disapprobation of me pet . Sonally, or of the gene ral gtodnds "on•NN;'hicli I presumed to solicit your Support— Of this I received repeated assurances in our individual inter course during my Canvass, and they were never OnCedisclaim ed in the greatest heat and violence of the Contest! A sincere profession of my unbounded :gratitude to the, Very respdable Body- of - Freemen„who bong/are:l me ' their Support; of my cordial goodwill and respell to those who were engaged on the other' Ade ; and of my disposition, , should it 'ever be in my power, to. promote. the Interests of alp is the only return which as an humble lunivial, can make, and the only pledge I can now 'giVe of the Sentl ments whick I retained on retiring-from the further prosecu tion of the Contest. 1 have the Honour;o b; GENT•I4bIEN, • Your tailhful and devoted Servant, • Lower Gro4venor-strect, ',V M. 1-1 LJ SE. i S SON. July 13, iBc2. To CAPTAINS of SRI PS. and INHABITANTS at SEA P .t< , S and to _ F•: Q. who left iris. Friend, ors Subday the 18th J. - inst.. Ittly, is t t 8 yi:ars• of age, Middle stature, darki-sh t. :C; COI: pi:ALUII, placid countenance,. wo;e a,gree.n coat, gAi ,buvoos,colour Iterseinere waistcoat, grey , :Ili \ cure pantaloons, boots without tops',' and silk stock. , It is earnes:Uy re,quesren, the Reade4nf this Advertisement, seeing isucil Youth, acquaint him his Emends are anxious to know his plan, and desirous to l'urnishAid for his journey, as he departeit in friendship Nvith all his acquaint ance, and without. any censurable caus‹: . CrinnupniLation addressed to Alessrs.,Wcats and Co. No. 17, in the Poultry, London, producing relief to the feelings of the Advertiser, will n - iceive - a triairlaul and liberal reward. • - . IMPERIAL lIOMI3AZEENS . .. . ,• • •NEI ARTICLE FOR FULL MOURNING, R Oli NSON, No. iz, Hem - krtit-Street, Covent_ Garden,. Inventor and Sole Proprietorof the so much admired Sarsnet cambrics, and `tile to the Royal family, begs leave . to acquaint tile Nobility and Gentry, that he has invented a new Article for First MoUrniAg,:cidi ed Imperial Bombazeen, being full as deep as the old.Born bazeens and retaining their exact appearance, yet so soft and -lig,,ht that it has been pronothiced . by : tar the Most elegant Article that has been introduced for that purpose.. Ladies of*Fashi9n arc also very respedfully infoirned, that ROaINSQI , : has just tinished•a variety of new Colchars in his arsnet Cambrics, the whole, of which he warrants to wash, as they are made without Silk in theM, though not other:- wise discoverable from a Samteti but by their falling to the form with much more elegance:. RoilissoN likewise manulaadres theM with Silk. and :C.otton, but those with Silk.' in titem, 'made by himself or -trifiy‘viter l'erson, will not bear tlk 6 , eration of cvashing. 4-1 , 104, Blai:k Sarsnets, Crapes, - Charnbccrys,,Bomba4oens, ILtribazets, Callienea, and Canahrics, with ev e ry other Ar 7 tide of. k amily mourning oortintiog the new Imperial ildril. hazeen end s.4snet Carribticsl, in lltdoe-ite;it variety, and a material dediraion made from large PuraAases , alai ),Vl-,de sale - Orders... ~ SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY ofBERWICK. TO BE SOLD BY PUBt.IC ROUP, In •the Royal Exchange Coltee.thouse,. Edinburgh, on Fri day the 27th Day of August next, - at 'Fwoo'C lock. 4 \ noon, if not previously Sold by Private Bargain, LANDS ; of REDPATH and 1 - IORSEUPL CLEUGH, in the Parish of Lon#Ormacus and County t ! _tgether,4ojb Acres, whereof Soo aye Arable dry Turtop Swi, and, the remainder generally green sound Sheep Wttl!:. The Lands are pleasantly situated on a •Sporthig - Country, and abound with Game, and the Waters of the Dy and ti Wliittader, two: fine risiiing'Strearn,.are the -bondarid'lbi• upward; of seven miles. The .Higlf Road leaning from' Haddington •to Dunse„ passes thwugli them, and they' are distant shout twelvesuiles from liaddington alai seven - trout Ptinsv. The whose are at present' lett on itn proving Leases lo two 'fen:tilts, at-the yearly rent o f 4501. sterling, bht a very considqrablp increase,,ot Rent .may.rea sonably be expe.:tetl, when the Leases.expire. For particulars, apply to Mr. Alexander Lbw.; at Weed end, near Utilise, woo has power to conclu4 a privaie bar . - gain, in one or two Lots, as intending Oii rers may incline; to Mr. lames Veitch, late of Swinton Mill, oi Mr. Arch. Swinton, Writer to the. Signet, Edirthurgh‘. GLOUCESTERSHI-RE. TUBE. SOLD L'Y PIO VATF, CONTRACT, T ric -- 111 AN Rof PAINSWICK, - • • Desirable and Improvable FREEHOM ESTATE; 6 miles froarGloacester, .3 front Stroud, as from .Cheltenhagi, and 2.8. cunsisting . .of the MANOR ur PAJNSWIt.:K., extending overSeilexalthousand Acres of Land, With Fines, Chief-Rents, Rents,' - and Heriots, issuing out- of nearly 303.dillemot Copybuid Tene menrs, which, with the Tolls of the Market - , is a most de sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. AIJ a Ca pital. Manor Farm, with 'Hiitise, requisite thrices;Garden and Pleasure Ground, 330,Acres of Arable, Meadow i Pas ture and Wood Land, l)ring eompaet t and surrounding the House, with two improvable atilt Valuable Streams of Water running through artd:,uniting.in the same; wry-convenient tOr erecting Mills, for the use of the Mannfaoory; carried on in the neighbourhood: And also 381 Acres of Inclosed - Wood ,Lands and Wastes, well storkedmith -Beach, Oak; and Ash Trees, lying within tbe Manor, The whole capable.of very great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and thay reasonably estimated at upwards of 7601. per annum: - . Printed particulars may be -known, by applying to Mr. W. saylis, of Painswick, who will show the Premises; Mr. Saunders, Attorney; - Stroud ; 'of 'Messrs.. T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, .Lincoln's-Inn ; and Of Messrs Hodskin s-n and Co. Surveyors, No. 35,. Arundel-street, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. N.B A great part of the - 1 0ncY nlaYlemain on Mortgage it rociuu4 LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE, • • . I llay $, /Raz. A SUBSCRIPTION for •ERECTING. a STA r- .LTuE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, late Fiasr LORD- of the TaF.A stray, and 'CRANcELLoP. of the Ex'cliEuEß, for his distint;uis - hed acid valuUble. Services whi2h he has rendered to his Country, during the course of his able and npright,A6niiniStrail6:,. Amount GdYertised - • - - k.So6S r The Right Hon Henry 4 Duriclas f. - 21 o The Right lion.' Maurice Fitzgerald, Knight of 'Kerry .- . - - - - ~..to to Sir Martin Stapleton, Bt. of Myton Hall' 40 to The Right Km Lord Viscount Falmouth 1 - 0 to Ceo. Forrester, Esq. Willey, Shropshire to io Sir Thomas Manners. Sutton - - Jo to Robert Ste4l_ - - - - zo to _ J amt.'s'. 8 - mit h - - - - TO to Samuel Clowes, WarmSivortb Hall - .to so Edward Wilbraham Bootle • - - t.O so Robert French, County of .Gal way - so o Rev. A. Darley, County of Dubiin :. 5 o Rev. Wm. Leigh, Rushall Hall, Derby - 5 5 Rev. Frodsham Hodson - Rev. Hugh ChOlmondeley - - - 2 2 A. Cunningham, Nas - y Pay-office, Sheerness z o .Isaac Hebbouse, Iron Aa ' on C; ioucestersisire - 5 o Mrs. Fleigham, of Bury St. Edmund's " - z Mrs. Dash Wood, do. - - - z t Ch:irles.lilachlev, do. - - - 3 3 Mrs. O c ielticy, do. - - - 2 2, Capfain I;aulkhor _ - - i 1 Rev. J. Eyre, Bishopstraw .- ' - . z I Subscriptions continue to be received by Bennett and White, at the.llat of this House. TU,THE CURI(WS IN FISH SAUCE HE N . T OBILITY, GENTRY, and PLIBLIC in • general, are respect ally informed, J: i u RG ESS and Son's GEN Li INE.ESSENC of ANCHOVIES, crn.tinue,s to be prepared by them . in the same manner that has given such universal approbation for many year's Past. The 'long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is Fully conlirrnetEin.the opinion bf the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all . parts of the World, and having stood rite test!of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. Tbe general utility of their Es,sence or A nchovies and other rich Sauces for fish, &L:. induces them, from the MICTICCOUS Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families. Sec. in firrchasing the same, as tione.is to be had of their Genuine, • but'at, them Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. • • WestAndia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c,, Officers. in the Ariity andisraity, supphed upon the shortest notice for . the East and'West indiese&c. For this convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents fdr Fish Sauces. , I,Varehouse, No. 167, corner of Savoy-steps, . ' Strand, tendon. IMPROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET FURNITURE. • MORGAN and SANDERS's new invented Im-\ perial Dining Ta'hles, one trf which T; MORGAN bad the honour ot. t sheying to Their Majesties and the Princesses at the Queen's House, who according to their accustomed goodness CT encv:rag,ing Ingenuity, were most graciously • plvasecl to express tneir highest approbation and isantslori the same. • The hint improved SOF; Beds, Chair Beds, ...the much ad mired Fouf-post and. Tent , Bedsteads with Brass Screws, called Patent,.with elegant Chintz Furnit!ires and Bedding complete, handsome Dome Beds i:nd Window Curtains en suite, with every other Article in - he uphoisttry and, - Cabinet Branehe . , requisite f.n - furnishing Houses coMplete, executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion: 431 - Mistakes having frequently occurred, from_ other WafeFivueS bc:in.,2; in the s a iv.4 I ,l4ies:and ccrriiir!rnen are very respectiiii iv entreated to he particular, that MOR GAN and SANDERS's Manufaciories and Ware Rooms are No. 16 and 17, CATHE RIN E,-STR E ET, THREE IYOO RS from the S.TRA'NU. N. B. Improved Portable Bedsteads with Bedding, and Mnsquitto Nett Furnitures. Alattrasses, -&c. for Foreign Climates, also new invented Portable Chairs, a dozen of which pack in the space of,tivd . ecrmmon Chairs,-for ex portativn. MORCAN and SANDERS beg leave to 'inform Ladies and Gentlemen in general, there - never was a-Patent granted. for Chair Beds, Sofa-Beds, 8:c. so falsely r.Tresented by unprincipled men, • who are calling almost every article and stamping theta Patent, 'in order to mislead and impose on the'Public. , NEXT• P KESENITATf ON TO BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENT,A.TTON to a VICARAGE about Forty Miles from LOncian, of about roe[. per : , Anpum, timproveable. the present Incum bent being upwards et 7cs years of . age, and very infirin.— There:has been no resident Vicar for tiic fiSt fifty years. Apply to. Messrs. - COAL and, I RON STONE. 7 1 0 BE LETT,: for such Term of. YearS, and uR, ?; sue,ft.c onditions as 'may be agreed on, the very vaina'bid;itittOtisisive. COAL and IRON STONE in the Land's and E'Sfa'relar Park.diait, situated in the Parish of Muiravonsi4e,.and.CountY or Sti4ing. The Coal in. this Ls:tate, which has been. frequently W rough fto great advantage, and for wi n ch cOnsideral7ttr cuts :have been•recently of Bred, is adiviited to be of \'rrvv excel. lent qualty., / and or grcat extent. A level might hellriven at no very considerable expense, whish persons Versant in these 'riatters urc of , opinion ‘vould,clear several hundred Acres of Coal of the very first quality. • The Iron Stone, of which there is great abundance, has also been partially wrought. • • •• `• The Conj6naion' of the above two valuable articles,•- on so" .oxtensive a scale, in the immediate neighbourhood -of excel lent Roads, and of the Great Civde and Forth Canal, render their well worthy the attention of a Mining Company. Foir further information, application imiy be made to the yrpkietor, Mr. : Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; or, to Michael tinning, Writer to the. Signet, St. james'.s square, Edinburgh. ' LEAD MINES. MO BE LETT, for such 'Term of Years, and upon such Conditions as shall be agreed on, the LEAD MINES ui the Hills 'of South 'and Over Cumber si tuated in the Parish orLesmahagolV, and County of Lanark. From 4 miheral survey lately• made, and report drawn. up in conseq6ence . thereof, practical and experienced Lead' Minors, the above Lands are deeired. to be well. worth the attention ofa Mining Company, and the indications of a body • of Lead to-be so strong, as to warrant trials with every bility of slicees. The Lead Ore brotight tropa the Mines : referred to in the Rcpott, of which specimens wiil.be exhi b.ittal", is of the richest and purestquality; and. NvAs at• oiie 'period - wrought to grearadvantage. . The above,mentived printed Mineral ,Report, together with specimens of the .Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein Spe,:ified, may be seen by applying to Michael Linning, Wri tet' to the Signet, .St. Jaine S's-square,: Edinburgh to Mess. Kennady and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan street, .Glas gow ; or to No. 3, Fludyer-stne,l, London. WCESTER. TO SE SOLD IN LOTS, or . LET "ton' Build_ ing Lease's, any Part of that Piece of Ground known -by the Name of the RI A RS, in the Borough of I.ciester. It communicates yvith the principal Street . of the Town, and lies to a considerable extent on the. Bank of the Navigable River Soar, which falls into the Trilt. The whole. is extra Parochial, and. the Lgnd.Tax, lias: been redeemed'. I t•is a situation peculiarly eligible for the erection of Alanufacloris requiripg a breadth of C round, and the advantage of c - ilew and easy Carriage to most parts of the Kingdom by- Inland Navigation. For further Particulars, inquire of Walter Ruling, Esq. Weio.ccdts, 11:41* LeaCSW. • This Day, price its, 6d. LF:I7IER — to a itrind MEMBER of the CHURCH, wall a s'pplcrilcrit, containig Two :setters sent to the Editors of the Christian Observer, with an Address to the Readers of that Misceilany, on igrnss tnis representation of'a passage in - the Appendix to the Guide to the Church. • By: the R2v. CHARLES DAUBENY, .. Author of the Guide and Apphdix, &c...Feliow of Win. chester College, and IVlic,isternt Christ Ch7trch, Bath. Printed for. F. alld C. 'RiVitigton, No. 62, Si: Paul's Church-yard. '..-.--.-- 4---- THZ MOST Rt CENT. and AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT • of NORTH AMERICA, A Nc.,'cr E - iition, in Four lar,7e Voluinto, Ocia7o, Eric:, Two guineas in boards, with Three whoie 7 .sneot •Map,,. • sev;...ral large Tables &c: !TRAVEL Ll,Lrough the UNItED STATES of NORTH ANIL RI CA,the COUNTRY of the I Rd. qUOIS, ,and UPPER CANADA, in the Ycar4 1795, f 796, and t 797 • by . the , DUI(;.E ot ROCHEFOiiCAULt LIANCOURT. With an aulth:fraic Account of LOWER CANADA: „.. • Critical Approbation, of this Valuable Work. • • ” These Travels constitute a Work of much grab:ter penance and Value than arc attributable to the generality at Publications under similar Titles. They are written in tau, manner•of Arthur Yering's Travels in France, and furnish tlie Reader with a vast Mass of Geographical, Co,ainercia, Pc litical, and loonotnic.al Information, tkr• the result attentive' remark, end judicious inyuiry."—New Annual Register.. Our present Traveller-has united great attentiOn to no common abilities. His PeScripti9ns are clear end expOilt,. : and his. Observations in 7.,err:ral aye judiciotis. • He ilddthe best means.of IntOrmation. Tiiraugh the wLole Agriculture, and its various operations and instruinits, wzre, observed with particular,attention. . 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Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind; Pains of the Back and Loins, Paralytic. Complaints, ,Tremblings,- % . ac. t4c. c. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE -. BALSAM a LIFE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentleinett of the first distindion'in this Kingdom, as veil as others, by whom it is acknowledged to possess the-most .efficacious pecties in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts with fresh juices, and tonally re-establishes the whole Nervous System. - Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, wlfose habits were relaxed by the heat of those Climates, .have'received infinite benefit; as well as. Officers belongitig'to the Army, and Navy, whoSe Constitutionswere impaired by hard set . ; vice, and thevarions changes of Climate, • &c: • Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a le* Boxes of this Restorative, which- will amazingly strengthen them, be the means of . preventing .YariOus disorders, and in some measure, guard against the ravages of time. Note.—This Restorative is-,prepared in Pills which pro duce more gradual and lasting ei*Cts than all the internal forms; the nner parts of the Balsam are also better preserved: A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders, price 6d. To be had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 16 3, Fleet-street, and No. r 3, Old:Bond-street; Tutr, Royal Exchang:; Matthews, Bookseller, strand; Batton, Oxtbi-d -•street; Crutwell, Bath; Swiney, Printer, Birmingham Tesseyrnan, York ; Binns, Bookseller, Leeds t other Venders Cif Medicines in Town aili'Citnintry—price Gs. 3d. the box; or it may be had in_larger Boxes price /Is. which contain the quantity of six stria?"' boxes, A§ made tap for the Army and Navy. • N. B. Country' Gentlemen and others may he supplied with this Medicine, - by sending their orders by Coachmen, or Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small parcel, diredert to Mr. folfu . Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No. t 3, Old Bond-street. • _ • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. ' No. 9, New liridge-Street, London.' . Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March $B, aar. IBEG leave' to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I have been afiliaed with the Imes Vene. rea; which, tioin - its obstinately resisting' every - course 'of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere, and undergoing several severe -muses of salivation" and twice discharged from the Hospital, with, little relict, , would appear to be,of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, at - nearly ta . put a period to my existence—l had a large nicer .on the ,crown of my head, one on • each arm, and my lee were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right Was dreaam, fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration .for the last seven•years ; my left had also two large nodes' on if, was very much•discoloured, and-gave me such excrutiat, ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as Learly to de. -prlve meat ri - ,;:.; in this . lamentable state, j was recom mended by , Mr. J. T;ii:iii i .;.:,:::: l •_ . ('•'!;,, - ,r.:. "el so great a cure. by them here), to take your Lcake's r::..2..":.:,. Orttots.,',k. .- 440 do on Ow 26th - Of May ; in the course. de. & t 6,1- ,, r -- , , - Ac,'., cl. to receive benefit—in little more than:a - month, , , IlitM:Ort my herd ,:and arms were soundly healed—soat sort'' r, -iiores on my leo:, healed 41 also; leaving,' however, ConstliNlife-tii`4oiai‘ur ti An the • skin,, and pain in the bone of the lett,. w --- • ' . 41 0,..,.:.-_ , • ' ling of 'God, and a little longer perseverance lit , - 4:.i',.;„.., , i , ., 'suable It.tedicine, subsided . ; the nodes dispersinx, the'sktu-1"--';,:: regaining its natural hue, and-the nOttUrnial pains grad ua lly going oft t thus becaMe, by your,' libera) advice sod Me- dicine, perceelly free from all my former complaints— . have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be. , comejolly and' fat, in which state having cOntinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to .express my gratitilde, but beg you, for the good of other suikring mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, •as I shall on every occasion ; ipso . doing, you will greatly o bli ge . Si r , your v..tefill, ' obedient, very iturOle servant, ALEX.. MURKLI,2, Swan's ClosA I-fish-street; Edinburgh. , • . Witnesses to the above. Cure : . , TOHN THOMP6OZ4, No. 3, New Poultry Market; ant: • jon:; INI'l NTO 8 is, Old Assembl y= C lose, E,dinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor. ... T . IICINIAS Te.Yl,olt, Member Of the Royal Collcsge - q Sur geons, at his HonSe, No. '9, New Bridge-street, Lori , •n ; where, alter a constant' resqlence of more than thirty-six years, : in a practice particularly direded to. the ea:it:: Al 'Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Plat :of Generatiop, with that invi4able secrecy which-Pull, of . his pro•fes'sibit shanld always observe in- 6uclt,.t,ca,se, he tiattJ:s himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitoiAy adir t inisters to persons taking this Molicine, Will be esteemed; by a discerning Public, as an advantage seal- • dont attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, lOr the convenience - of thc , seliving at a diStance, at the Perfinners, No. 35, St., Alban's. street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 163. - 0x- fond-street ; i . ! I r. Disborough's, No. ..7,' Fish-street-ain ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower hill'; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mae- - •donald, Glasgow; Mr Callwell's,- 13 - nol:11; and by one person in every considerable .town in Crest Britain:4A Ire, land., in Boxes of i,ttly 2s. 9d. each, Nt-,ded' tip with fun anti plain diri:.aion . s, whereby portions of - 'dither seX laity cur;:ittem!ielv,..s Wi ill ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.. N. B. Etrery Pox t.old in i.test lirinun i, ~ -..,.i.1 up with a Stamp, on which, by favntir (Si tile (..'‘ulial;s>nmers is printed, at the e-._" T. Taylor, 1.0. 9,. Nev.- 3 r idge,..st reet,"--to imttate kyh,i ch is Velopy, and ail Qthers Ate Counterfeits. - - . .