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Dr., Dennison will also commence his Leanres on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, on Friday Oaober sat, at Eleven in .the Forenoon. LANCASHIRE. )in.. Nen &c. uh At the ANNUAL GENERAL SESSION of the PEACE, held pursuant to the Statute, at the New Court House, in Preston, in and for the County Palatine of Lancaster the tst Day of [lily in the 42d Year of King George the Third's Reign : RESOLVED, That it appears to this Court, that by an At of Parliament passed in the 22d Year off' the Reign of His late Majesty Charles 11. entituled "An Additional Ad for the better repairing of Highways and Bridges,"'a Power was given to the Justices of the Coun ty of Lancaster for the Term of Ten Years, to build County and Hundred Bridges where such gridges were wanted :- - which said At was fully executed, and the Bridge Establish ment of the County remained unaltered, and undisturbed un til a Decision made - in the Court of King's Bench, called the G I usburn Bech Case, gave - occasion for Bridges to be built by Subscription, without . the consent or knowledge of the County, wherever the Persons associated chose to erect them, which were built in so iniperfed a manner as soon to be, come ruinous, and the County has been made subject to many Bills of Indielment for not repairing and re-building Bridges so erected As a remedy for these abuses, made on a Judicial Decision,,the County offered theannexed Clauses to e inserted in the General Bridge Bill lately depending in Parliament, which will chew that the Codnty was willing to assist in the erecting of ,New Bridges where they 'were really wanted, from tie County Rates ; and tile printed Re port of the Committee of the House of Commons contains the following Clause,:—" Resolved, that it is the opinion of this Committee, that Chunties should not be bound to main tain and repair any Bridge hereafter to be built, unless the . Justices,. in General goat - ter Sessions assembled, should de termine that such Bridge is necessary to be built tor the pur poses of the Public, and should consent thereto." —The pro gress of the General Bridge Bill was suspended for two months by a Vote of the House of Peers on , the loth of June last; on the revival of this Bill, it is the request of this Court that the Law respecting the eredtion of New Bridges should be settled, either on the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons, or on the annexed Clauses, and so that it may be made to depend on an Act of the Legislature,. and not on a ludicial Decision The Clauses referred to by the above Resolution : Be ,it enacted, That when the Inhabitants and Land Own. ers of any Part or District in any Comity, find the want of the accommodation of a Bridge over any River or Brook in such District, they may_ assemole and enter into a Subscription for defraying' the expellee* of building the intended „Bridge, and may prepare a Petition , to be presented to the justices of such County, at a General Session to be holden for such County, and for the County Palatine of Lancaster at the Andlial General Session, , praying that ,the proposed Bride maybe built ; and the said J usuces approving' of' tile said Suoscription and Petition, may transmit the Subscription to the Treasurer of such County, who shall and is .hereby di ' retied to place the Money so, subscribed to the use of such County ; and 'it shall be lawful for the. said Session to dired..the Surveyor of the Public Works . of such Coun ty to build a Bridge, as requested by the said Petition, pro. per for the accommodation of the Subscribers, and for Public Use, at the expence of such County, ..ided by the said Sub scription, which shall hereafter be cteellied and taken to be a County Bridge; and no bridge built otnerwise than under the above Regulations (where ache had been. before erected) shall be deemed or taken to be Country or Hundred Bridge, any Law, Usage, or Custom to the contrary notwithstanding. Be it enacted, that when' the intended NeW Bridge is de sired to be built over any stream or River dividing two Coun ties, the Meeting, Petition, and Subscription of the, Persons desiring thesame, shall be held and made in the s ame man ner as is direded by the aforesaid Clause, and a Duplicate of thesaid Petition and Subscription shall be presented to the Justices of each of. such Counties, , ht a General Session as aloreaaiia. and for the catd,o, P.l.t.ne of Lancaster, at the Annual General Session, anclif approvhd of by both, it .hall be - lawful for the Magistrates assembled at such_ Session to appoint a Co:nmtttee of three Justices from each, who, on a Moiety of the said - Subscription being paid to the reseedive Treasurers, shall cause the said Bridge to be built, tinier the same Reaidations, Conditions and 'Provisions, that are di rected to oc -o ,served by the Clause above mentioned where the bridge stands whally within one County. ByOrder of Court, E. GORST, . - Dep. Clerk of the Peace for Lancashire: • This Day were published; ' In Two elegant Volumes, 4to. Price 41. 45. boards, accom panied by very numerous large Plates, consisting of Views taken in Upp er an d L ower Egypt, of ' Representationi of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphics,: of Objects in Natural History,*of Manners and Customs, &c. engraved by emi ..nent Artists ; and Fac-sithiles of the Originals, r r RAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, in company with several Divisions of the French Army ;, during thecampaigns ofGeneral Bor., AT RTE in that country. Published under the immediate patronage of the CHIEF CONSUL. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, September S, 13°2. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA:. YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice i the Proposals will 4r received at 'their Offi . ce,, in St. Margaret- street, WertniittSter, oil TUESDAY the alit deg of September lust. front such Persons as. may be willing to undertake the scarp j, of FORAGE for the ,z9l--4 ARTILLERY HORSES stfs. tinned at .11 7 oolwich, for SiX Months from lit of °Joker next, The Forage to be furnished in Rations, to consist of the follow:. lug Proportions, -viz. For Riding Horses 1216.5. of Hay, Bl6s. of Straw, an4i7lbs. of Oats, and for Draft Horses 1814 s. of Kayi 6165. of Straw, and BI6S . of Oats,, to be delivered at lroolVdcb,' at the expence of the Contrafion. •6s, .••••• ' By VIVANT DENON, One of the rtists who accomnied the Exon. Translated from the Original by ARTHUR pediti AIMN. Printed for 'r N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ; and for R. Phillip s , N o. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. N. B. Another Edition in 3 vols. Svo. price zl. 2S. boards, is published at the same time. f 3 The Original French Edition-of this Work is publish, ed in Paris, at the price of Sixteen Guineas (English Money), and the Copies are sold in London at Twenty-one Guineas. ,A, til~ tnz - thin • THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of t h e .GENTLEMEN educated at th e FREE GRAM.. SCHOOL in - MANCHESTER, will be held on Wednesday the 6th of Odober, 1802, at the Spread Eagle Inn in Manchester. Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring the Stewards with their company on the occasion, are re quested to give in theinnamei to Mr. Vernon at the Spread Eagle Inn aforesaid .on betbre Friday the ist of Ottober. innerou ';able. precisely t half after Two o'-Clock ---;' 4fl - C'HARD" WILSON, Esq. Stewards. Rev. JOHN GAT LI F F, The Terlizs and Conditions of the Contraa stay he known upon: ' qpilication at the Serretaly's Office, in St. ilfargaret r street, a>ip day between the flours of Ten and Four o'clock, hut no Propc. sale can.he admitted afrer.r.veselay the list day of Septent4er inst. L'y Ordei• y the .aoard; 1 by MAD. DE GENLIS's NEW' NOVELS. This bay were published, In Four Volumes; Price iSs. boards, ASERIES of NOVELS ; consisting. of MADE MOISELLE.DE CLERMONT, and Twelve others., Translated from the French of MADAME DE G ENL IS. Printed tiar T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, b . 7 the same Author, 1. The Rival Mothers, or Calumny ; a Novel. In 4 large vols. Price 18s. sewed. 2. Rash Vows. In 3 vols. unto.. Price 'Os 6d. boards. 3. A New Method of InqruCtion for Children from Five to Ten Years old; with Models of Composition in Writing for Chi!dren ten or twelve years old; and a new Method of teaching Children to draw. tem. Price boards. ,k. La Bruyere the Less ;'or, CharaCters and Manners'Of the Childrenof the Present Age. rz,mo. Price 3s. 6d. boards. E. R. H. CREW, Sec- it isi :lien Pri ven, lied CREDITORS of WILLIAM KELLY and Co. and of KELLY, LOTT and Co. EAST INDIA lii)USE, SUCH of the Creditors -of the late Partnership Firms of William Kelly and Co. and of Kelly, Lott at Co: who have nor proved their Debts under the Com mission of Bankrupt issued against Thomas Wooldridge, as a Partner in the House of Kell), Lott arid Co. or claimed 'their Debts before the Master, in the Cause of Littlewood against Long, are requested to send an account of their re !pedive Demands on either of the above Firms, to Messrs. - Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, on or before thq, 3 1 st Day of Odober next, in order that th e y ma y not b e pre . eluded from a proportion of the Monies which will be to be divided amongst such of the Creditors of the said Firms as Shall entitle themselves thereto under an Assigi.ment made by the late Mr. Lott, the surviving Partner in the said Part ters saidhips P, toartnerships. a Trustee for the benefit of theCreditors'of both the September 2, 1832. .9 -14 H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING ,of the -s- UNITED COMPANY of MERCIIII NTS of ENG LAND Wading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,.. Thatthe Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in writ.. lag, sealed ttp, on - WEDNESDAY, the 22ctinstant, from ay . ? Persons 'who mrLY, , be willing to suppb: the Company with Anchors and Grapnals, _ Canvas, Iron Guns, Pitch and Tar, • Shot and Shells, Steel, , Swedish. Iron, and _ Btitish Iron. _ U IU, f au [tot !tire and „ 0 11 - I ent On Wednesday next will be published, In a handsome Pocket Volume, Price ss. boards, THE PICTURE of PARLIAMENT • or, a , I History of the General Eledion - of 18oz, containing the most remarkable Speeches del ivered , on the Hustings, or:other wise published; the Names of all the Candidates ; the State of the. Poll at the Close of each Elthion ; the Number of Voters, and the Decisions of the House pl Commons, on the Right of Eledion„in each Borough. ' To which is added, an Alphabetical List of the Elected Members, serving as an -In.. dex to the Work. rich ..- fer, of NEWPORT, ISLE OF wrom - r. WANTED IMMEDIATELY; A N ASSISTANT io Teach Arithmetic, Men_ 1 siltation, Geogapty, and Latin. A young Gen= ernan who can come well recommended by his Tutor. or ,A !aster, for C lais ica I Ledg, amiable Mana's, and sobriety e'Onduct, may have Forty Pounds pe r Animal, Board, ew li p ply , t D.G. at E. Waterworth's, Bookseller, dm.o Isle of D. G } ort Wight. Suck Proposals expressing therein the lowest Priect, at then! Toili not be an opportunity of making any abatement. The Conditions of the Contraas may be seen upon application to Mr. 7v es COggan, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom tie Tenders must be left before Twelv; o'Closk at Noon on the 24 inrtant o beyond which hour not any Tender -rill be received.. By perusing this Volume, an idea may be formed of the present PoliticaL disposition of the Kingdom. London: Printed and publi'shed by V. Griffiths, No. a, and sold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-row. rity 4 - la a - _BOWEL COMPLAINTS. THE Superiority which the - Original DAFFY's ELIXIR has over all other Medicines in curing the above Complaints, renders any comments on its virtues un necessary ; but the Proprietor feels it a duty he owes to the Public to caution them against Counterfeits ; and. informs them, that he neither supplies, or authorises any House in town to sell his Medicine, and that it can only be had ge , nuine at his Warehouse, the white stone _House, in Sans.: bury-square, Fleet -street. Messengers should be cautious to avoid two shops in the narrow entrance into the Square, who have the audacity to write on their windOws ‘4 Original Daffy's Elixir,'.' by which the unwary have been deceived. Although. Government have laid-an additional Duty on Me dicines, yet the Propriet o r o f t hi s exce ll en t one cont i nues to sell hit oldest Elixir in varts,f4s. and pints Bs. each. An IMPROVED SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRA PHY, PRACTICALLY ADAPTED to the BUSINESS of SCHOOLS. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. iSIS ;111 atld . . HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respeafully informed, MIN BURGESS and SC - 11%1's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by than in the same manner that kis given such universal apgrobation for many years past: The long justly-acquired .superiority of that Article is fully confir me d i n th e o pi n i on o f t h e Country at IA rge, and at persons resident in-all parts of the World,' and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o' Anchovies and other tielfSauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the . nunietous ' A dvertisements daily appearing,, to caution Farriilies, &C. in tutcua s n* the saiu v , ts tv L. had.a t1.Cttr.r.4`.11 , 4 - .e; ut at their Warehouse as under. k _Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the ueSt quaty. %Vest-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest _notice for the East and West Indies, &c. k _rt For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they 'lave appointed Messrs. It. Johnston and , Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy4teps, Strand, London. On the Goth of - teptember will 'be published ; Price 95.!6d. in boards, or Jos: 6d. bound and lettered, deco rated with nearly Fifty beautiful and interesting Copper plates, representing the Manners, Customs, and Dresses; of all Nations ; and illustrated with new and improvld Maps, EOGRAPHY for the USE of SCHOOLS, 'on ‘,..7 a Plan so Pradical to Teachers, and so highli/asci natirg to Pupils, _that it cannot f a il to recommend self to universal adoption the moment it_ is seen. It is diXided into three; Parts ;ate are , , fo r .nlas A SYl,ol4sis of r?. --engcorhr, drawn up .as -- ..ne is ply a s possible, for the purpose of being committed to memory. 2. The Use of the C lobes, with a Variety of Examples and Exercises upon each Problern. 3. Full, circumstantial, and highly entertaining Ac6ounts of the Manners, Customs, . Dresses, and' Curiosities, of all Nations, illustrated with fifty Copper-plates,- and forming a Body of Fads which, for Entertainment and Instruction, are not exceeded in the entire Compass of Literature. To the whole are prefixed an Account of the most §uccess rut and rational Mode of teaching Geography, and plain Di redions for projeding and drawing all kinds of Maps. By the Rev. 1. GOLDSMITH, A. M. Vic4r-of DlinningtOhi and formerly of Trinity Collego, Cam. 2TQR I' H E Au - ruN4z44. - ' A SWEETENER-OF THE BLOOD.. TO those who are Afflieted with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other Disorders arising from impure Blood; to those likewise whose ton stitutions have been Unpaired by the injudicious admini stration of Mercury ; to those whose puerile indiscretions have already given birth to disease, or town the seeds of de bility ; and particularly to those who; being married, or on the eve of marriage, are liable to entail corruption on their posterity, it must be a matter of no small consolation to re flea, that when all other Medicines have failed, DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may confidently be re lied on, as the most powerful Alterative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood. . - nipl :.arst C oT icid, wes Tv APROVEMENTS m UPHOLSTERY and CABINET • FURNITURE. ORGAN and SANDERS's new invented Im- M penal Dining Tables, one of which T. MORGAN ti a d the honour of sawing to Their Majesties and" th e ;Lincesses' at the Queen's 'House, whc; according to their ! 711 :itorried , goothiesS . of encouraging Ingenuity, were most l'l4eiously pleased to express their highest approbation and 4naion of the same: rtliThe best improved Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, the much ad ced Four-post and Tent Bedsteads with Brass Screws, alled Patent, with elegant Chintz Furnitures and Bedding en nl Plete, hand Some Dome Beds and Window Curtains ~,al.aite, with every other Article in the Upholstery and exec`b Branches, reqyisite for furnishing Houses complete, • uted in the first stile of elegance and fashion. 11,4 P Mistakes having frequently occurred, from 'other are V e ry respealully entreated to be particu and Ward Rooms aie This Day was published, price zs. 6d.. THE WIFE of a MILLION, d Comedy, in Five Ads, as performed with universal applause at the Theatres Royal, Norwich, Lincoln and Canterbury. • By FRANCIS LATHOM. Printed and sold by V. Payne, Market Place, Norwich ; sold also by Longman and Rees, No. 39, Pater Noster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published by the same Author, a. Holiday Time, or the School Boy's Frolic, a Farce in two Ads, price is. '6d. , z. All in a Bustle, a Comedy, in five A ds; price zs. 3. Dash of Ile Day, a Comedy, in five Afttsi price zs. bridge, Printed for R. Phillips, .No. 7 r, St. Paul's Church-yard sold by Thomas Hurst, John Harris, Benjamin Tabart, ant Lackington and Co. Loticidn ; by J. Archer; *Dublin ; E B.alfoar,"'Edinburgh; and by all other Booksellers. NIB. Mr. Phillips informs the Trade in Town and Coun try, that he will at all times exchange new and perfea' Co: pies - 0 . 04s Book, for any other of his publications, Og . • , Alt this season of the year, a Svveetener,of the Blood has ever been deemed necessary, and it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wise precautionary custom ; 'the advantages, therefore, - of commencing an early cour se o f D e V e l no ' s Pills, on account of their efficacy, safety, pleasantness of operation, and convenience (r equ i r i ng no , con fi nement, - or re straint in diet), must be self-evident to every impartial per. son. itt s ill, Sit , jive ST. CROIX, DANISH WEST INDIES. TO .BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-house, London, in March next (un less an acceptable otter shall be sooner-Made) ;• , - It has also been ascertained by ample experience, that these Pills are the best auxiliary during the Practice of Sea Bathing, the advantages of which are limited to the surface of the bodyOnless some mild alterative, capable of ,cor reding the propertiei of the Blood, be taken at the same time. • _ _ • nor' nes' ;;asl, THURCROFT. TO BE LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas next, CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, ofost4 de lightfully situated at Thu rcroft, in the West Riding of the County of York, in excellent Repair, and replete with every AccoMmodation for a respeCtable Family, _with at tached and detached Offices of every description, and also good Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, Byers, and other ne cessary Out-buildings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, with Fruit Walls well planted ; together with 202 A. i R. 12 P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture - Land, all . lying within a Ring Fence; and there are Winks in the Pleasure Grounds which command very beautiful and extensive Prospects of the surrounding Country. THE SUGAR PLANTATION called BEES TON HILL, situate one mile and a half from Bass End, the capital of the Island, with about Ninety-three Negroes of all descriptions, a good. stock..of Cattle, and every other requisite for the advantageous occupation of the Estate, which consists of about iso Acres of excellent Land, in Sugar and Provision Grounds, a very small portion but what is valuab!Li! in its kind. An excellent Dwelling-house in one of the pleasantest and most healthy situations in . the West Indies. Windmill, Boiling-house,, with two sets of Coppers, Curing-house, Molasses Receiver, ,Rum Cellar, two Stills,: Three-stall Stable, Coach-house, and other de tached Offices: the whole in good repair. The Purchaser to have possession on the Ist of Augusr, 1803. The Pur chase-money to be paid in Cash or satistaclory Bill's, 10 per Cent. at the time of Sale, to per Cent. at the time of deli= vering possession, and the remainder by four yearly Instal ments, with Security for payme nt i n L on d on , with Interest ait per Cent. Prepared and sold, in Boxes, price,4s. 6d. or six boxes in one, price il. as. by the' Proprietor, J. Pidding, formerly Surgeon in the army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford street, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange •; Ching and Butler, No 4, Cheaps►de ; S wiuney, No. at, Pall-mall ; Ward, No. 324 # Holborn ; Shaw, No. 74, Borough ;. and by every Medicine Vender in the King.. dam. t 1 c F• iso es,cs No. 16 and 17, 'CAME RI N-STR - E ET, • 1 1, THREE DOORS from the STRAND. 14„ B. Impro ve d P o rt a bl e B e d s t ea d s with Bedding, and cFsctUitto Nett Furnitures, Mattrasses, ece. for Foreign es, also new invented Portable Chairs, a dozenof p o NCR in the space of two common Chairs, for ex nation. x.e MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform s and Gentlemen in general, there never was a Patent ranted f or Ch air Beds, Sofa Beds, Sze. so falsely represented v V l nPrincipled men, who are calling almost every article the „ kt tamping them P a te n t, i n or d er t o m i s l ea d an d impose on LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manches- Thurcr.oft lies a convenient distance from the Market Towns of • Rotherham, Sheffield, Worksop, and Doncaster, and is, sititated in a fine Sporting Country, which abounds With Game, and within fbur miles of an excellent Pack of Fox Hounds, which are regularly hunted. . Matthias Gregg, at Thurcroft, will shew the Premises ; and•further particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Cal vert, Durham ; or at the Office of Messrs. Ball and Wheat ley, Rotherham: Durham, Sept. 4, 1802. . • REV ERSION OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER Further Particulars may be had by inquiry on the Pre mises; of Mr. Vandermersch, Muscovy -court, Tower-hill ; or of Mr. Pensam, Serjeant's Inn, meet-street, .London. t, ict" ,ant' t he" .11 ANNUM. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ,CONTRACT, Either together or in separate- Parcels; l I I HE REVERSION, or Remainder in Fee. 3, simple, of several valuable and extensiire Manors, Lord and'real Estates in the Counties of York, Lincoln, iiurham, Northampton, Wilts; and Middlesex, of the An f!llia! Value of Ten Thousand Pounds and upwards. For Cd arti culars, and further information, inquire of Mr. Frank , Solicitor, Hare -court, Temple, London, where :the e ntals an d other Documents may be seen, and by whom rs t te.rs (post-paid) will be atte n d e d to. r P i : g r ,hir ticuiars also to be had of Mr. Ge o rge, Attor 'Middleton: Tyas, Yorkshire ; Mr. Nicholson. 'At wthamptons Lincolnshire; and Mr. Eyston, IVelford, e. '-'A ~PF.STRABLE_ FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE b."`‘EE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE TO SOLD , CONSISTING of the very E xt e ns i ve an d En.. 1;„ tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLAND and 15,LC;ARSLEY, of the extent of 6000 Acres, and,near 15 a „,"=s in circumference, abundantly stocked with Pheasants (.'" other ► Game, with considerable chief Rents, Court Leet, 4 °lll l Baran, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant .6cesfec es Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable 01- NyZe, an exeellent Kitchen' Garden walled in, Hot-houses, n7.house, Pleasure-ground, Shrubberies, Ponds . stored p I.lsh, and every Convenience for the reception of a large . , 21.,,a0in_ Acre together he r with about Acres of Land, upwards of which are Wood Ground, the whole in a Ring surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax. itolactlie S ituation p er r e etl y d ry an d healthy, the Turnpike ek S exc ellent', distant - 8 m it es f rom O x f ord, 5 from Woo- 14 ° , 1 , 3 N from Witnev, and several Packs of H oun d s are k ept . eighbourhooa: 1,,,,„!,).P1y to Messrs. Strong, Still and Str ong , Li nco l n ' s I nn, ; or Mr. No' rth Solicitor in Wood s t oc k ue view e d by application at the Mansion House. SHANKLIN, IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that New ereded Stode-built Messuage or Dwelling-house, having good under-ground Cellars, two large Parlours in the Front ; a large Kitchen and other suitable Offices on the first Floor ; five good Chambers on the second Floor, and suitable detached Offices for Servants, Barn, Stables, &c. and two large Gardens, with Thirty -two- Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, at the front ,of the House, most delightfully situated on a rising Ground, and commanding unbounded Sea : and Land Views: Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. • _ The Estate is held on Lease, determinable on three good Lives, at a very low Lord's Rent, and renewable at a small 'Fine. For a-view of the Premises, and to treat for the Put - Chase, apply (if by Letter, poit-pai,d) to Mr. John Barton, sen. the Owner and Occupier. F OR RHEUMATISMS, - Rheumatic-aout, Lum bago, kumbness; Palsy, Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys tem, . Sprains, Bruises, &c.—Experience has ' p r o ve d "WHITEI-lEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARDIPiIIs and Fluid); the most efleaual remedy made known to the World, havirfg succeeded in cases of six,.eight, , ten, twenty,,and even of forty years standing, after every other means had failed, and it has lbsolutely cured mote Patients of the above Corn ? Lints,. than all the Medicines-ever before made public.— . The Fluid Essence is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its operation, as generally to cited the cure of the s everes t Sprains and Bruises by a few • applications.—lt is prepared and signed by the Proprietor, R. Johnston, Apothecary, N0. , 15, Greek-street, Soho, London; and sold at as. gd. each box or bcittle.—Audits reputation is so universally esta blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, West Indies, and America. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the STOMACH and BOWELS. Dr. fAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE Excellence of these PILLS, as a gentle purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, by assisting Nature in the due discharge of the Animal Fun - dions, has ystablished their reputation as a Medicine of the first im portance. They are admirably calcUlated for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for persons of a BiliOus, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition • as well as for those who se C on . stitutionS have been atli:ded by a too adive or too sedentary life, or by a residence in hot Climates. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indi gestion, and in removing the bad elleds of free living; as alsain preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the con sequence of intemperance: The tendency of these Pills is to open the_ pores by night, and the body by day : they mOreover promote sleep ; and re quire neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of a cold, or upon any slight indisposition; and they should never bc i otnittecl at bed-time after an excess of eating or drinkin& ; and 'thus their distinguished charaderistic will be maintained of pro moting longevity,- so' remarkably exemplified by their I nven .or, who, by the constant use of them, though a very free-- liver, attained the age of seventy-five. As the. ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a pectiliar preparation, which has never been divulged but to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genu ine from them ; and th are sold by 'Francis Newbe r y, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of •St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. James's late house in Bruton -street, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of Six in one large Box for 11.-4 s. as it now bears a 3s. Stamp. Observe that the words, "F. NZWBERY No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved on the Stamps. MI others are coon serleits. • •-•• , St. Anthony's Pottery, Northshore, near Newcastle_ SIR, upcituTyne, - July 7, 'Soo. TO you -it must undoubtedly b e pecu li ar ly sar i s. fadlory to hear of the efficacy of a Medicine, which conduces so much to the public good. My son, -who is now eleven years of age, is In the number of thoSe who have ex.. perienced the beneficial efteds of your ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, for which I desire to be thankful to God, and to return you my warmest acknoivledgments. He was; kg u'pwards of five years, most violently afflicted with a scorbU tic humour, which extended from the soles of his, feet to the crown of his head, in one entire scab, his face and hands ex. cepted. During his affliction, from the insufferable it c hi ng attending this complaint, his fe * - as burthensome to him self, and you may naturally suppose, an inexpressible and. daily grief to myself and his Mother. Observing numerous Advertisements of yours in the Newspapers, and the many cures your Antiscorbutic Drops hare performed in this neigh bourhood, as well as at a distance, I was determined my son' should make trial of them. I purchased one 4s. 6d. bottle of Mrs. Hodgson of Newcastle, which he took agreFably to your directions, but we found little or no alteration ; in taking the second bottle he was much better, and before he finished five small bottles he was perfedly free from every symptom of his loathsome disorder ; and, that* God, he is now a fine healthy boy at school. I think, in justice to so Valuable a Medicine, I could do no otherwise for your and the public good, than, request.you to publish my. son's case. You have my permission to refer any person labouring under similar complaints, when I shall , with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. I remain, with much esteem, Sir, Your obliged humble servant, - JONATHAN FOSTER.: • Witnesses to the signing 10H11 eUTifit ROBERT GREY: -1" These Drops are sold in moulded square .bottles, at 125. and '49. 6d.—One "12. bottle is aqua' in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. One 4s. 6d. bottle is sufficient to convince the affiiaed'of he salutary effeds of the Medicine. They may be had, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary, No. ;7, Bridge-street, Manchester; at Howard and Evans's, No. 4z, Long-lane, West-Smithfield, sole wholesale agents in London; and retail by the following persons: H. Cundell,•NO. 47, Minories ; W. Clark, No. -z69, BOrough Jordan, No. 33, Whitcchapel; Jeboult, No. 150, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. tor,Long-acre • Wade, Old Bowl-street , and No. 163, Fleet-street ; Tutt and Bout ton, Royal Exchau l ge ; Knight, Norton Falgate ; and W a rd,, NQ, 324, Holborn. •