The Sun. — London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

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Proposals for u:s•iiLIGHTING the STREETS of. DUBLIN, is he yatr},--Y enlarged to Monday the i7th of May, on which will be taken into consideration, and atter which to i n I, will be received. NOTICE NOT 'TO TRUST". 17, 1802. W.II,.,RIkEAS' MARY, the Wife of THOMAS orßi r , ,"I.i.EE County of e Hamlet of Queenhill, in the Parisk El o „'"P'e i and f Worcester, Husbandman, did lately all i7 fr onl her said Husband: This . is therefore . to caution h er ..eFsons against giving Credit to the said Mary Green, a's 14, Htisband.will not be responsible for any Debt she Y hereafter coutracf. --- ATHEREAS JAMES BAIN, late Gunner 4 - at the His Majesty' s Shi p the Magnanime, st.inds indiaed Ked lin ast Assizes f or t h e County of Devon, with feloniously a quantity of Cordage, the property of His Majesty, hd part of his Naval Stores; whoever will apprehend, or such information to Mr. Bicknell, Solicitor of the Ad -I_nilairy, Spring 'Garden Terrace, London, as may he the ~V. .d pS of apprehending the said James Bain, shall receive a , 4 `,' , VA.RD of FIFTY POUNDS -from the said Mr. Bick -147 ;-7—hall thereof to be p a id on t h e comm i tment of the I‘ l is Bain, and the other halt on his conviction. s B• The said James Bain is from 32 to 35 years of age, _ o r 7 inches high, brown complexion, black oyes, full tian", t : a ce, a little marked with the sinall pox, dark brown l:'"ti, and sometimes powdered, very stour and cor , p,u- . ' 4 l.ks very upright, speaks the North Country diaioct, to' be a Scotchman. NEW MANUFACTORY. THE, NOBILITY- - and GENTRY are respe&. It I Ei,r4;ly informed, that Elegant ind Tasteful VA -I)gp,' of NEW and FASHIONAIILE AR 11 c LEs for War. -. 0, now exhibiting at,ROBAR.TS and PLOWMAN s 4 " ,, , have induccrtmany Linen-drapers, Flaberdashers, (; o , s lo offer for Sale loony kinds of spurious and interior th i '''s, as their Nlanutathire. They are compelled to • take c,4Pportunity of informing the Public, that they have no tetlle,Xien With any Persons of the anoVe description, and t o , the Genuine and Elegant Productions of their Nlanufac ' 4,..Y are only to be had at their %Varelicaise,• Nu' t Chandos-; 4-,: et ,., .... . , ---.. , , oyent-uardeu. . . . _ ... ~TO THE'CURIOIN IN FISH SAUCE. ' t r -NE 'NOBILITY GENTRY, 'and PUBLICin . , __ fully informed, . , general, are respeattilly kritormed, J. 131. , RGESS and t on t ' s GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues 8,,." Prepared by them in the same manner that has given —e h universal approbation for many years past. l' i te , he long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is ‘1,.;.!3 confirmed in the opinion of tlo Country 'at Lirge,...aexl,34 • tl;;''',M IcS1,;v11,111ill, parts of thelVorld„ and ,h av i ng stoo d ,est of oriel, rank s it in the sit uat i on i t nokv_ maintains. • .ri o l, ,sil„e general utility of th e i r Essence orA nchovies and other A ct ; 3 auces for Fish, &c, induces them, from the numerous p or( rise r nents daily appe ar i ng, to caution Families, &C. in qt 4 sill the sa nte , as n o ne is to be had of their Genuine, t ‘ their W arehouse as under.. . bet..4,tvLrY o ther Article in th e Oil T ra d e for family use, of the w quality. thc i s ti t ii -11 (tia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the fast and and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for ~..,_:tt't and %Vest Indies, &c. ' 11 47 - l'or the Messrs of Families in Scotland, they , • the; aPPointed. Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, a r so , ~ ‘,,,, sole Agents for Fish Sauces. jr " arehouse, N. 107, corner' of Stvoy-steps, ‘---___________strand, London. A LI. MONEY MATTERS. ,„ Money 'l l Slegociations continue to be .trans- Cr ec y 1'1(4, with the strictest honour, puuduality, and se . No . ',' crY Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, A l - or?' Great Suffhlk-street, Charink-Cross, on Annuities, Pe n . Nes, Estates, Church-Liirings, Dowers, Jointures, 45 ; e4 e . 11 cu us rn' s •P ra l lic ae e e s s, n i z t a e y versions, or any other mode or matter, be. Large Suits of Money always p ri g Y Ibr well secured Annuities, and for , which a liberal . 4 4 e , e Yv.ill, billn, accordin,to age and security, and all , s c..!Luities be made redeemable at the pleasure of the • ,ctutor: • ,•.,,,l rizeipal s , or their Atto re oClock, will rnies, applyi ng personally, before ,nne r' be treated with i n t h e most explicit ' ta r, and all Letter:: (post-paid) duly answered. tr l L ,• B. large Sulu of Money ready t o purchase Freehold ..,__: , pp easeliold Hout- in a roved. situations. . , . ..... MONEY READY • 1 ------- '0 Ai . - ' - 7 vA 7 , 4 c 1 ALL PERS 0 N S in possession of Incomes, at•ar;sing from Freehold,. Copyhold,' or Leasehold eh'''es, - 14 Land or Houses, Money in the rands,' Rent arg e . 4 . ' Ni t ; ,4, warriage Settlenients, Widows' _Jointures, , An_tiii,T'L Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other Lr i pe n ,"lcoine for Life, may be supplied with temporary" or k r "allent Sums tO any Amount, by paying Annuity 'ln •e'l for t 1 - -.- Ti . the sane. , 1 flei r , lL N obilitY and Gentry of known Property, or their . 4it t i'i''„' t flaY be accommodated' on . their personal security . ; rill' ''' 4-nY inst;Lince where the single security of an inch_s e i- r person-lay he deemed insutlicient, the addition . of at i loth re • . 'no ve l ' ,to guarantee the payinent of the Interest wil l _.- e rtlle o bjedion,; and, in all cases, _privtleet, .b Opti oll :'' t. Pl.tblici - to return the principal at their o.vil, P . 4)(21e,°,,nal a pplications will be received every day till Four (2 el in ," . ; and Letters from Correspondents in Town . _ %fres Lry (post paid) will be immediately answered, .._4l - to the Dire:tor. ot' the Knightsbridge Bank, at his 11 11° "se, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. Pal -r E NT - BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, • DINING TABLES, tl-IPlan bilrerini in Stilt s and from those in the old way. TI,ER' s ORIG I NAL. MANUFACTORY tTpar,nd WARE-ROOMS, No. 13 and_ Iq, CATHERINE- Arti e r, Eight Doors frem the Strand, maker of the above . th e i,'! to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal 1-lighnes .. ses tur,,r'u.KE of YORK and PRINCESSES, 'a - 0 manutac.- • ?t Furniture in general. Op l iZL t k _has observed some of the various Advertisements 1,,, ie •-(1 to hini, the intention of which may be easily disci:7 ti tilc ( ! . ; and writes in short that, by the permission ot Pros.l.- . he 1 .' 1 . : Ile maniiflitures and tells as above, (where also may () li `, I.:ery Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior vari,, ii :I OST and TENT BEDS, with Brass . Screws and oiii ,_ ' ot lyz,r 13 rass Part s ; SOFA BEDS, maki ng a hand . tr,ils;.ota and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BE DS, w h ic h I N (; , 91 in the same wLy, and each in a few minutes; DI N - Pla n r MIL Es on various Cbnstrudions, and quite on anew par.i3OR^PABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a ir i „,: t •- s lt n ar i : 'compad Construdion ; and various Improve -,`a ‘. • furniture, tc a ust, completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season kasTds and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation, se llgcr 9 1 c East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas ' ft '. liti i . , • • barb` k k has constructed several Tools and Machines for ag his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufactory, as • sh ove b nli,, %.?.' here the Patent Deed may be seen ; and with much ki aq e ;*, and a true has al gratitude, acknowledges the • I,euragenient lie has so generously received. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF PERTHSHIRE. GENTLEMEN, TT was not my intention to have solicitvi your 1 . Votes at the next General Eledion, till I should have had an opportunity of personally - returning, my sincerest thankS to each individual Freeholdel for the honour already conferred on roe, but a report .of an intended opposition obliges me .to deciAre my wishes of being continued your Representative in the Imperial Parliament, least my silence should be mis construed into indifference about being again placed in. that distinguished situation: r, • during the War, I haVe preferred fulfilling (to the best of my abilities - ) the duties of a profession whiCh I had entered into before my first election, it will not be deemed presuuip_ tion in me to suppose that you approved of my conduCl, since you unanimously re-elected me at die last General•Eleclion, while abroad ; and since I have lately received, from many respeaable •Freelaolclers,. the most flattering proofs of their esteem,. by the_Cunsolicited assurances of their support. I trust, therefore, that I shall not run any risk of suffering in your good opinion, by any misrepresentation, more esp..' cially as I believe, 'during my absence, the particular inte rests of the County have ALways beer:. weli --uttcnied to id Parliament. , • Much as I prize the high honour of holding this situation, I should anxiously wish to avoid disturbing the peace of the County, but. I make you this , early declaration, in the full. conviction Ut its' being agreeable to the great majority of the 'Freetiolders,that I 'should again offer myself as a Candidate Gat the next eneral Election. • In earnestly requeSting the honour of your 'Votes andlnte; test, allot? ine to assure you,• that I have no object whatever of personal interest in view - and that, if I succeed, it will, be the highest gratification of my ambition to - have opportu nities of evincing my gtatitude to you, • by a constaiit attention to•the interests of the County, and by a zealous attachment to the • Constitution of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. - _ • _ I have the Honour to be, With sentiments of unalterabte respect, Gentlemen, Stratton-street, YOur obliged and devoted Servant, Api4 z 4, ISO 2. Tins llay was published, • (By Cobbett and Morgan, Pail-Mall), • .A LETTER to the Right Hon. Siv JcISE2H 11 BANKS, G. B. and President of the Royal Society of London, containing Strictures on his Ulcer to the 'National Institute of France: N. B. This Publication is taken from Cobhet's Weekly Political Register, and being intended for a wide circulation, it is now printed in.a .Way to be sent by• P o -st, and is sold as follows : a single Copy 6d. six Copies - as. twelve Copies 3s. 6d. twenty-four Copies ss. tifty'COpies 75. 6d. Cobbett and Morgan have for sale a New Edition (with an Appendix), of Mr. Windham's Speech, on tie Prelintipary Articles of Peace, price. as. Pd. Toe substance of the Speech .of Lord GOerrville on th Convention with Russia, with an Appendix, price 33. :- Complete Sets of Cobbett's Weekly Political Register (sent by Post free. of ex.pen:ei, may be. had of any of the New.sincii, or of Cobbett and Morgan, Pall-Mall. —N. B. ".PIIT Index to :his Work will appear with the zoth Numbei. This Day was published, • Embellished with Eleven Wood Cuts by NEsarr, Price zs. al. in Boards, THE .PATERNAL PRESENT; being a SE.. QV EL to PIT Y's CIF r. Chiefly selected from the Writings of sir. PRATT: Printed tnr T. N. Longman and 0. Rees,' - Paternoste row ; and J. Harris,...(suecessorio igr NeWbery), 'St. Pauls Church-yard. . whom-may he had, latelr - • ; a - ,Coilectiun of Interesting Tales, from the Works of AI r. Pratt. Third Edition, price zs. 6d. boards. " The writings of Mr. Pratt are su well known to the Public, that it would ne unnecessary to examine critically the contents of this little o srOlume. The Sflection is not in judicious ;• and ifmay repress the too common piopensity Of Children to harass and torment helpless animals." Crihbal Review, July, 1799. Lately published, in One huge Volume Izato. price 3s. bound,' . A New Edition of ROWN's - FAMILY TESTAMENT and 1.) LEA RN E R's ASSISTANT, designed to promote the reading of the Holy Scrip tures in laMilies and Sch oo ls ; the w h o le being.arransed in tne following manlier : -. F. A General tntrodittion• to SPellini; ; with Dire lions for reading 'with propriety. • • IL. An Alphabetical Table of Proper Names, with the original •signification ()leach. • --, 11 I. ,Hard Words accurately divided and accented, ranged in Columns at the Head of every Chapter. IV. A Colledion of short Explanatory Notes.. Printed for W. Lowudes, SymondS, T. HurSt, J. Wallis, 1. Scatcherd, Cro;hy• and Letterman, J. AL:Ny man, London; Luekinan and Suffield, in Coventry. _ . (ti ~vliom n ay be'had,. in Eve , . pricC los. 6d. bound, Bar_ clay's Complete and Universal English ,llic. - tionary; consi derably enlarged and improved. 'ROMAN CEMENT 4ESSRS. PARKER and Co. Ba9kside, wark,, manufadure CeMent, or Mortar, for building in'Water, which .* .surpasses" in .utility Dutch Terras, or any other kind of Mortar : it gives to .all kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncorrimon-degreeol'strength-and cohesion; it seta under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and ►nay be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or contain Water, this Cement may be,'Used With singular advantage; or irmay be lowered with .Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, tor common purpose*. . They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings .with,.of the same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves the walls froth wet and da:np, and may be executed so as completely to -resemble Stone, at a very moderate expellee. Flat- Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na— tural Stone. , PO BE - SOLD, the Fee and INHERITANCE of several ESTATES situate in the Counties of Mayo, Westmeath, Kildare, King's COunty; and LongtOrd,, in the Kingdom of Ireland. Enquire of Walter Borrowes, Esq. Austin Friar% Lon don; and Mr. Kennedy, No. tz, Werbnrgh-street, U üblin ; or Mr. O'Ciallaghan No. toz, Bank-buildings, 'London, who Rent roil of the Estates in his possession. Let ters, post-paid, only will -be received.: • IR.THLINGBOROUGH. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD - .- ESTATES.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • .Either together or in parcels, in the - Month of May next (par_ tictilars.whereof will appear in a future Paper); unless pre viously disposed of by Private Contrast ; A L 1 that the Extensive MANOR of IRTI-1-' LI NGBO ROUGH, in the County of Nottharupton, together with the Fishery in the River Nen or Nine, and other Manerial Rights thereunto And also, seva,:l Capital Ne.tiswiges, or Farm-houser.,', and frthlingbOrotigh atoresaitl, and upwards ct ONE THOUSAND and EIGHT ACRES of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the open and oonnuon. Fields thereof. The whole Estate is a•most desirable purchase, the Land :'being of an undeniable quality. I rtlilingborouoi is _situated at a convenient distance from several Market Towns, being three Miles 'froth Wellingborough, seven from Thrapston, eight from Kettering, and thirteen from Northampton. For further particulars, and to treat for the- same, enquire of Mr. I, Cole, jun. Attorney, Northampton ; and Messrs. Kinderley,- Long and. ince, Syniond's inn, .Chancery.lane, London. WILTS. . • TO BE.SOLD, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'com l. prising an elegant and convenient. House,. called LEIGH HOUSE, with Gardens, Pleasure Ground, Coach-- house, Stable, and detached Offices : Abe greatest part is lately built in the madern style, and In exceeding good con dition, with Fifty-thur Acres of rich Pasture Land, Forty , . iix of which lie 7 within a Ring Fence, adjoining the House, With a neat farm-l-lo Use in the centre, and the remainder .at a short distance. The•Si:aation is -healthy, the Proved very extensive, • the Roads-goad, and within one mile of the Town of Bradtord; and eight from the City of Bath. - • ' Particulars may be had of Mr Clutterbuck, of Bradrord ; or 4i Messrs. Denary' and'Cope, Inner Temple, Loudon. MANCHESTERPUBIAC SALE, ,For Account of the Alanufadurers, exempt fro'rn the Auc tion lltity, agreeable to Act of k'arliament.. JOHN •Bi:ANCH - and' COMPANY:, will 'put up for Sale at their Warehouses, in Cheapside, Manches ter, on.Wecinesday the sth of May, rSoz, a 4 Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, precisely, • 3000 Pieces Jacconnot Muslins, 17co Dozens Shawls and Balusnre Handkerchiefs; 75.. Pieces .Diinities, Nankeens, Quiltings, Jeans, ,and Jeannets. afro - Pieces Printed Calicoes. zsoo PieceS White ditto. 100 Pieces Grey ditto. 4so Pieces Dyed ditto. With other Articles The whole may be viewed on the Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on 'application to John Branch and Cornpiwy. These Sales will be regularly continued on the first Wed nesday in each succeeding Month ;' and Manufacturers are requested to send a written particUlar of the Uoods intended for, each Sale; on or before the zoth of the.month preceding., or they cannot be included in the Catalogue, and such Gen tlemen as - wish it, may always be act•ommodated With am ple Advances -immediately, upon depositing the Goods i' the,Brokers' Warehouses. Alanchester, April 20, 1802. ELM and BEECH TIMBER. WANTED, for the WET DOCKS at LEITH, ABOUT 3000 • Feet in Length of ELM or BEECH SCANTLING-DYE, squared to i 3 inches. Every two Logs, when joined, must measure .42 feet in tenzth; consequently they, be taken at various lengths, Also, about 4000 Superficial Feet of ELM or BELCH PLANK, 3 inches thick, and neatly squared with a saw, at breadths of 8 inches and upwards. • The whole. to be laid down on the Shore at North Leith, 'between and the Ist Day of July next. ' Froposals tci«be lodged with Mr. John Rennie, at No. 27, Stamford-street, Litton, on. or before the' as Day of May' . . • DESIRABLE -RESIDENCE at WEREHAM, near ‘• .STOKE FERRY ' NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD, • Complete - FAMILY HOUSE, with Coach _ .house, Stables for ten Horses, and other convenient ()Mein. Gardens \kralied in, anti planted with choice limit, Trees, Yards and Paddock, containing together by estimation one Acre and an halt. . . • The HOuse consists-of a Hall, Breakfast and Dining Par lour, Kitchen, Servants' Hall, and other conveniehcies on the Ground Floor; Drawing-room and six Bedchambers on the Second Floor ; and excellent Attics ; and fitted up - with Stoves, Grates, Coppers, and other Fixtures. The Purchaser may be accommodated wi h nine Acres, by estimation,, of rich Pasture Land, - situate near the House, at a moderate Rent. 'lmmediate possession may be had. The Purchaser may also be accommodated with twenty _Acres, by. estimation, of Pasture Land, situate a convenient distance from the House, which will (if desired) be sold there with. Weccham is pleasantly situate in a fine sup - Ong part of the County, kboi:Yit'.ing with Came, and within a short distance of a Pack of Fox H0L1C 4 .5, and a Pack of Harriers; ninety Miles from London, twelve from Lynn Regis and Swalfham, and five from Downham Market. , • The Mad Coach from London passes 'through Wereham FUrther Particulars may he knoWn, by applying to Mr. Satiety, NO.. 13, How rd-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Ho•ichen, at Werehninatbresaid, who will shew th:. Premises "I IZI.)ISE. C.OTTAGE. TO) BE SOLD b Nr. PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL, Ilia!' 'Singular and Ikautiful RESIDENCE, in the true pleasant style, but c.inal for Neatness and Comforts to the first Residence he Europe ; refreshed by an' overlibwing Spring in the Centre, which discharges regularly -- 3a6 gallons in one hour, and never varies in all Seasons, and is allotted to be the purest, softest, and finest Water in tile. Kiu~doni, for every desired purpose. The Soil o f t h e cfe i i i i ' s gu , au Or '' G chard, and Grounds, is prolific to a degree; beyond descr i,,ji on. . The yearly produce has always been ex tremely abundant, and the present Crops will, at first vi av, be a sufficient proof of the fertility of this remarkable Sp o t. I t_is situated in that much-admired Circle, ENGL I; F I ELD G RE EN ; detached. front every thing that is disagreeable, And o inn to the most beantiful South-West Views, to the Roya l G reat Park,. the Belvidier, the towering '4 ver-G reens, and Nurseries; within an easy' ditancef from . the Great Western .Turnpike Road. The Air, with the addition from the !Spring, require* no Medical Aft to restore and preserve the'most• delicate Constitutions. • 4 • The above4nentioned Cottage coMprises a neat Building. ltvithout Staircases, but fitted up Ivith every ether Conve nience for a small Genteel Family ; containing one Parlour, two Bed-Rooms, and a Kitchen in front ; at the Back of which, forth, is a Wash-house, with a Fire-place, Oven, and 'Coppa; a Bed-room" for the Maid Servants ; a Pantry, Dairy, and Cellar together. Detached, but near, is a Cot tage with three .'Rooms, that might be converted, for Men Servants ;.served from the same Spring, close to the Pre mises. At a'. proper distance and very convenient, are the Out-Offices, containing an excellent llarn, a good Stable for Three Horses, a Chaise.house, a Cow.:•house, a close Shed for Tools, and a Granary ; the Farm Yard adjoining,• - with other useful Buildings, Lofts, &c. The whole - in peried Repair, and posses . ..es all the wished for Pleasures of a rural, happy Country Life, at no e};pence. %The Situation of these Snug Cottages being encircled- by - about Twelve'Aeres of Freehold and Copyhold, 'equal to Freehold, and not subject to Fines, or any other disagreeable Tenure, with many years Improvement; well planted with the choicest Fruit Trees, now in . high perfedion, and-the Landsin great order, well fence!!; bounded North by Inclo sures, and in two points by a dry advantageous Common, to which the Occupier has an unlimited right for . Fuel, as well as Stock ; and also to Cranbourn Forest, and the Lam; was of Egharn Me.ids, very valuable. Distance from Egham one four . from Windsor; .and nineteen from the Me tropolis. . May be viewed by Tickets and further particulars known, by application to . Mr. Kimbbrley, Surveyor of Estates; &c. No. i6O, Piccadilly, London. N. B. The above Estate is clear of all incumbratices, and possession may be had immediately ; . at Midsummer, by pay ing for tlut Crops ; or, at Michaelmas: *** Several Capital Mansions to be ,Sold or Lett. . Inquire as aoove. All Laws, post-paid, will be duly answered WEST - INDIES, &c. THE MEDICINE, which is- -sold by the Pro.: . prietors ) sole Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding,-,-N . o. 42, Cornbil I , London (and by his - appoiNti - nent .at one. eminent Druggist's in every principal SeapOrt Town in the United Kingdoms), io PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, in boxes, with .full Directions in case of au 'attack of any kind of Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient tbr one person twelve months, is also t • e best Preservative of Health in a Foreign Climate, as will appear by Letters from thz. following respedable Persons, viz. J. Liston, Esq. Jermyn-street, James's, to His Excellency R. Liston, Esq. British Ambassador at Philadelphia; T. J. Hawkins,'Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding; J. James, Esq. ditto, to the Proprietors; Captain Sail, Andromeda West Indlatnan ' • Captain Hodgson', Hope ditto t Captain Robertson, Hero ditto; -C. Johnstone; Esq. St, Anne's, Jamaica which', with other numerous, e q ua ll y respectable, and une quivocal Testimony of the never-failing Efficacy of this Va.: luable Medicine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to 6e, had gratis at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many of the principal Cotko6houses,• innsoSsc. &e, about Town. This day was publiihed; price Three CuineaN in boards, In Two Volurnesi . 4to. very handsomely printed, wit) a fine I-feat of the Author, engraved h) Toinkins; alatge Map; and fifteen elegant EngravingS, illustrative of the Manners, Customs, and Natural Ili ury of the Countries described, -"` ' 7 l AV LS THROUGH SWEDZN; -IL LAND, and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAF, in the Years 179 S and r;9l. By JOSEPH ACERB!. , Sistimus hic tandem nobis uhi (taint orbit. London ! Printed for j..kawrilan, in the Poultry, Sue cessor to Mr. Dilly. .. , , A few• Copies are printed up^u superfine wove paPer, hot' pressed, and the plates coloured, price five guineas in boards. • ' FRENCH REBEL OF.ST. VOMINGO. On Thursday April 3oth will publisited,. entre-Dished with his Portrait taken frern price. 2s. sewed, 1 -1 1-IE LIFE of 'IOUSSAIN'I' LOUVERTIJ RE, Chit:if: of Ow French Rebels in St. Donting i o,-,mtaining in the most r::irkabiecircumstai jo ining the of,his youth, Ins the celebrated Negro Chiefs Biads - ou, Bouchidlont; and Jean Francois ; L s,joiuing and etesertmg the Spaniards i and -the atrocities of the war he earried on against the French ; his joining the French StancaM, and, rendering himiell pendent nrSt. Domingo, and the cruel adis _which iti:;coni. 'th[ ranslatea tram the French ot Leclere.- : Printed lor H. D. Symonas, Paternoilter-row. •ROY.,...L'ELABORATORY.GLQUCESTER. The foiloxiing f'rparatious are . prepare 4 And 6uid only blj D. COX, CliQiri;.A tr, the King. IREPARED LW - ft:Jai, the sa fe st And 'best , D.entriti*.ce• _ . Aromatic Rea* Of Ginger, Camomile; Cinnanion, Pep. per - mint, Cardamom; Steel, &c. Tonic Tablets .for Sportsmen and Travelers: Lotenges of the Rose, Horehound, Tol4l\44nesia, Sea, Portable, .and Family Medicine Chests4'. on improved principles, from 11. to 3u1.--rn) Family Nledical enlarged, . - 4th editivil,lately published. .Spice Essences - anct Fish Sauces,,in Cases, &c: D. COX, duly sensible of the Public Pati . onaze, most it; spectrolty returns his sincere ackifowlud t inenis for the same; and it will he his unceasing study to -render •his various Pre paratiuus more worthy of their very liberal support. . • . *, E * Orders left...at Mr. Ildtchard's, No. 190, Piccadilly; WII/ ttl.l y forwardc,:. AIcOMATIC VINEUA.:-(; (The original Invention of Mr. Fichi j Prepared and Sold by THOM A s and W ta. HiNPIY; TCiICHHStS and Apothecaries, .Manchester: t ilS.mos-t, agreeably pertlimed Liquor is a Com.: pound of highly concentr ate d Vinegar, joined with the must pleasant Aromatics, I ts , strong..and pungent odour rep, ders it extremely. grateful and salutary to _persons labouring under Head-achs; Fainting 4. &c. and adaptsit for counter.: acting the bad 'effects of l'Ltted or fOul Air. Hence it it . :ts been tbund highly useful in Rooms, iyhere the infection of Fevers, of Sue:: Throats, or other corn:o°ns dice: es pre vail ; and in all crowded places of public resort, as Theatres; courts of Justice, &c. t may also be particularly recom , mended to peisons residit!•g v in Hot t The Aroinatic.Spirit of inegar, pri,,! 2.5. 9d: each bottle/. Stamp inchtdctl, is sold wholesale and rcratl; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street (the only persons in London autho rised by the Froprictorsto sell the same) where may be had Sponge Boxes of gold, silver, cornelian; crystal; S cc. • N. 8.. Each bottle,. besides 3 CC s:6ned hjr the preparers; has the letters T. unit W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the giass.--Tilea names are also engraved in the Stamp, the counterfeiting of which is Felony. At the same place may he had, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles at is, 9:1. as. 6d. and 3s. 6d. each; Stamps included. SOLOMON's Ur (ILLA:). T is notorious, that varioos 'disorders of the . human. frame are brought on by dissipation in youth; and the:gross violation of thus,: rules which prittfenoe.didates for the greservation of Health, and laying a foundation for i long and happy lite, with 'a firm .and strong constitution. The blessings of heakh are no sooner lost; . than painful ex.: - pertb - nce teaches the haestiinable value of it; and the unhappy. Patient !colts around; too often, in .vain, fur the means of its recovery • Dr Solomon, of LiVerpnoi,- recominends his CORDIAL BA LM of O . ILEA D to all those- whose Constitutions have been imnaired by eatlv•imprtidenee, and - whose nerves ;:re af flicted by intense Rtuay, the too fr,ee wit of ardent spitits; ted or-colle::, as well as to all persons who are enervated by long residence hi hot and unhealthy cliinatei; in whien cases, it w i l l i nva ri ao iy prove of the most sovereign efficacy; bracing the relaxed nerves, strengthening and invigorating the cert . stitution. The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex come jai:: mediately under the power of this restorative; and nfahy Ladies of. Fashion: and ReSpeetability have found it to he the best medical appendage to the toilet they ever oret with ; rot ii iie ne e gs s r a u ,w i a t an in yd g ,lina t l e gat d illo e : c h a ;,) ) l - a - tgespirits,ia gives Ifis d g is i s ao i p up at l ftoientatgsi pl'eas'ing , and strengttf t oc d tit u a k e: whole system. • Nutherous cases have from tirde to time been published hi every Newspaper hi America, for the cticUtiragerrient of thie Afilieled - lo use and persevere in a Medicine which so emi nently affitrds a C`Putplete• cure in all cases of debility. • • 'Fins ineoutparable Cordial Balm of it at• °flee the most elegant and efficacious_ Medicine ever yet discovered for_ nervous :diseases: In weak 4.ncl Shattered . constitutions; weakness of sight 01 uteniorv, hypochondria, tremblings,; horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, and often the consequence; ot intemperance, debauchery, inattention to. the necessary cares of health, luxury, in sedenrary i , inadtiye; or studious life, this Cordial Balm has univeisaliy establish_ ed its restorative ettigacv, and may - be - justly enumerated amongst the foremost.Af those happy discoveries which Medical research have procured as,khe hiessitigs of the human race, and greatest counteractive toThuiriart . misery. Thou sands at this day in the three Kirigtkrms,. live to bless thd clay they first applied to this admirable remedy, and. enjoy the blessings of health ; who might othervi , lse have cropped into an untiintly,,grave, the vieihns of early iinierucletice. .• • • Accounts from Englatid, • t relarLd i the Ea,f Hamburgii, Berlin, Holland ,Nortvayi Sweden,. and 'Ye n ., mark, all concur in stating tfiat'no Medicine ever introdticed in those Countries Met with such rapidand extraordinary sale. The Custom-house B oo k s at London amt. Liverpool will evident ly shew , that more of thiS Medicine . Is exported than all others- put together. Dr. Solomon, .conscious of the reaitude of hit condud, and • he unrivalled, iinprE.tcedented erlicaey-of his .11 , ,dieine, -c an not withhold - soy 'gre - at . t o n t .: l l n s s ten - Mired, at the expence of hive 'i'itousand establish..this great discovery for the ben,:tirpf mankind ; and • will continue regularly to ady'ertiSt true, genuine,., and v o .i luntary , attestations- Of its superior The Cordial Balm of, .Gitead is sold py, Mathewi Strand, in bottles i price,*:Flalf , a:Guinea • each. There are also cases, at 51. containing • equal to twelve, bottles at 6tl, 'by which" the Patient saves' IL, 6s. Dr Solornon may be consulted by letter,-, post-paid,- in.: closing his usual fee of one Ouinea—Such letters should, fed' safety, be thus dirce.led•—•" Money-letter. Dr. S o l omon, Solomen',v-placei BroWnloyv- - steeeti Li"erpool ;,• paid doubl e postage." - ' . . To ensure the-most inviolable secrecy, Letters•may be ore dered to he addressed fbr Z'. or KB. at the - Post-:Office, till called for. As,Dr. Solomon's pra&ice in now become so great and ex, tenSive, and his constant engagements' require a considerable portion - of hia'time and attendance,' neexpecis when consult: ed, the usual compliment`of a guinea ;- but all written Cases, or letters of ad4ice f to be answered at his leisure ; ace required to inclose only half-a'-guinea, rn order to pfevent unavoidable delaYs',7 and' consequent s disappointments, Agents are required to send their orders be.; fore their stock is quite exhausted. Captains, Merchants', ere. are sup Plied on'the first and third. Mondays in' every =nth, of wig* they will take notice.,