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f P. 7.7j41,-. 1 1 , r~;: a I UMBER 2962.; , AT PLAY -HOUSE PRICES ORATORIOS DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0-MORROW EVENING, March '9, rBo2, will be perfomed (tor the only time this Season), THE SACRED ORA I'ORIO OF - - - THE CREATION. Composed by Dr. HAYDN. Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. BILLINGTON, Miss IsYRER, and Miss STEPHENS. Mr. DENMAN, and Mr. BRAHAM. 6 Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at 'even o'Clock. Roxes 6s Pit. 3s. 6d. Gall.•2s.MUplier Gall. Is. P laces f or t h e B oxes to b e taken of r. Brandon, at the .° " - Office in Hart-street. * ASHBY-D E -LA-ZO UCH CANAL. THE next GENERAL ASSEMBLY of PRO- T.P RI ETORS to Unertakin will be at the 7 111 TE HART INN , this in Ash d by-de-la g, held -Zouch, on Monday ne FIFTH DAY of APRIL next, at the Hour of Eleven In the Forenoon, .when and wh ere th e severa l p ropr i etQp are request e d to attend by themselves or Proxies. HENRY SMITH, Auing Clerk. Ashby-de-la-Z ouc h , izth March, iSoz. NYE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. Whitehall, March g, tSe2. WHEREAS it has been humbly fepresented. to the King, that in the Night of- the 4th instant, the (the of -Mr. P. TAYLOR, a New Malton, Yorkshire SeMe Cashier in the Bank of Messrs. R. C. Broadley and Co.), as burglariously b ro k en open by some Persons, who, after thr eats said Mr. T ay l or, by tying him in bed, obtained by the Keys of the Bank and of one of the Iron Chests, t st ole_ therefrom Cash, Bank of England Notes, and Conn ,rl/ Bank Notes, chiefly those of the East Riding Bank; to a t_onsiderable- amount, the Property of the said Messrs. R. roxsacil,ey and Co. Justi S --ta iesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to ce the persons concerned in the Burglary above men 'Piled, is he r eb y pleas sto promise His molt . gracious Par.: on to ind any one of thernqexcep w t the Person who first broke : Peh shall disco er his or their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that e '- s he, or they may be apprehendedand convkled thereof. P ELI-I AM.• wikir,d as a fu r th er E ncouragement, a REWARD of FIVE i. er , Nb " s ) RED GUINEAS is hereby o ff ere d to any Person or fo r '," Making such Discovery as aforesaid (except as is be eXCePted), to be paid upon the .Convletion of any one or ""u re of the. Offenders, by _ _ - R. C. BROADLEI, Esq. and Co ALL PERSONS having any Claims or Demands k t .. on the ESTATE of the Right Honourable LORD Ae_NSINGTON, deceased, are requested to send in their b,,,,ounts forthwith to Mr. are requested Blooms ury. CHURCH PREFERMENT.. NY GENTLEMAN having such to dispose A 4, 2f, and will ha ve th e goodness to mention Particulars, ?p r o 1- tne (free of postage) t o M r. j ewel. at Mr. Ambrose's, %vita Ca ate stle-street, Finsbury-squ are, the same will meet e rY ntion. IRISH 14° _ 11 L - EMEls . l n a ENGLAND. pd GENTLEMEN RESIDING I 'll i di stressed Situation of the low er or d er of Pc °Ple in that part of Dublin called the Liberty4rises. in a great devee from the prevalence of Contagious Fer. In order if possible, the abov- ' to remove the Distresses arising from li o , ,s- cause, a HOUSE of RECOVRY, or . F EVER , s SP!. f AL, is about to be erected, .which experience has proyed to be most emlF(?al. for the above purp.ose. A large Suiu of and support the Instituctirons required to erect the Building,. _ el:he Trustees look to those Irish Noblemen and Gentle_ 1 , 1 i who "reside in Lo_vtlarb, t.he.above.F.sEta"hgliasnhdtn, e T t r . their benevolent support bri ll 4eriptims will be received by Messrs. Puget and Bain. by tt , College of Physicians, Warwiek-lane, London ; and In st . Right Latouche and Co. (Treasurers of the Itution), Dublin. .. ,,.. 5 , ....5.......___________ ._......... ..........._:,............_ ARMY. • • or OPPICERS desirous of obtaining Promotion, \Selling or Exchanging their Commissions in the Line, e :e' Re aft] lly acquainted that the journals of . the House of ts.ssrs. EST and SCARBROW, Northumberiat.o7 ev,anrl, contain a varie!y of Military Arrangeinents in almost every Rank 'the particulars of which they are precluded irr.street, -•rn stating by Advertivf.rnent , in consf,p, of the heavyrs ,buties attending. the insertion of such particulars. INIe s ~, • and S.. can Only assure such Gentkmen who may airily at.t_their.Office for , the purposc..• . of coming into, or retiring iorn tits Majesty . s, Service, that they will have every. atten with ''''') paid to their wishes, and their objeels et:itded 4etecy and dispatch.- . . Isllorthumberland-street, r7th March , a oz. .E. Two eli g i ble Candidates :or Adjutantcies of Militia. CURIO,US FrqIIT. , l' 'Two New Currants, obtained from Seed i one Red, the other White : theiboth bring .Fruit as 4irillarge as some Grapes, in hunche s six inches long, and hang NI the Trees thicker than the leaves ; they have a peculiar lianey of colou a lull-flavoured sweetness, and brisk Poignancy of colter'far beyond all others.—z. Three New ..itrawherries, viz. r. The. Cherokee a monstrous • Fruit, tift sn fiv e is, round, and of most' exquisite flavour ;it bzars so abundantly, that one Root rteeruently fills a plate. 2. The Paraguay, equal to the forme/. in every fine property, 4iirl comes later, so as to give a long.suc'cession. 3. The t?reat Mo'..tena Hautbo, the most delicious of the Straw _z.rry tribe ; its very high flavour and wonderful fragrance . r kSe it far above all corn, Currant Trees each sort (I)arately), six in a bundle, for ros. 6d. Plants (each sort separately), fifty in a.bundle, strawberryfor. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Albans-street, Pall -Mall. No redit. Pay. Postage. -..:...- - TO BE LETT, and entered upon at Lady -day, HE Capital MANSION- HOUSE called : GRE E NCR 0 FT, with a Brewhouse, Coach-houses, 4'1„1 Stabling for twenty-four Horses, and an excellent Garden paUtio,cl Grape-house, most pleasantly situate, surrounded by ful Woods and Pleasure Grounds, behind which is a ark Ttr- above is FURNISHED, and situate in the • - .otinty of Durham, and within a few miles of the City of ..,ut,i4in• ~l ' or Particulars apply to Messrs Graham, Solicitors, Lin tt",:is.liin ; or to Mr. Lockey, AA:weli Park, near New. r rTT F 1 1- 1-1 it e TRURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1802. Margate, February 26, 1802. At a MEETING of INHABITANTS, holden at the Town. Hall this Day, ,to take into consideration the Circumstances of the FAMILI ES of the several la►nented PERSONS (23 in the whole), who LOST THEIR LIVES in the late Wreck of Sackett's Corn Hoy, and the propriety of a SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF .of such of those Families as may stand in need of assistance FRANCIS COBB, Jun. Esq. inthe Chair; IT having been represented to this Meeting; that Henry Thornton, of Mar;ate, carpenter, and his Wife, Who, together with their second Son, both periSlied on the above unfortunate occasion, have left Five Children, the eldest between 54 and 55, and the y6ungest about a years of age • that John Beazley, a working gardener lately resident at Paddington (formerly employed at East Cliff, in the Isle of Thane* another of the Persons drowned, bath left a Widow and Three Children, the eldest about 8, and, the youngest about 3 years of age, and that his Widow is far ad vanced in pregnancy of another Child; that Peter Jacob, of Broadstairs, shoemaker, whose Wife was unfortunately drowned, is left a Widower, with Eight Children,,of whom two only are capable of getting their own living, a third (about 13 years of age), at present a Patient in tile Hospital for Deat . and, Dumb at Rotnerhithe, and of the remaining five, the eldest about 41, and the youngest undei a years of age ; and that George Field, of Broadstairs, carpenter, whose Wite also was unfortunately drowned, is left with Four Children, of whom the eldest is about ra, and the youngest under 5 years of age : Resolved Unanimously, That a Subscription be forthwith opened, to raise a Fund for the alleviation of the distresses of these several Families, dnd of such others as may have been affeded by the same me lancholy event, and whose cases shall hereafter be made known. That Messrs. Cobb and Son, of Margate, be appointed Treasurers to this Fund ; and that Books of Subscription be opened at their Bank, and at the several other Banks in this County at the several Libraries in Margate, Ramsgate, and Broadstairs ; at Meisrs. Iggulden's, at Deal; at the Banks in the Towns of Rye and Hastings, in Sussex ; at the Banking Houses of Sir lames Esdaile and Co. No. at, Lombard street ; and of Melisrs. Strange, Dashwood and Co. No. is:), New Bond-street ; and at Lloyd's Coffee-house. That a Meeting be holden at this place on Friday the 26th of March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to re:- ceive the Treasurers' Report of Subscriptions to that time, and to nominate a Committee for the management and appli cation ofthe Fund ; in the appointment of which Committee every Subscriber shall have a voice; whether in person or by proxy to be given by letter to the Treasurers, or to any other Sub.icriber. That these Resolutions be printed in the two Canterbury Papers, and in THE SUN, the Star, the Courier, the Times, the M9rning Chronicle, and the Herald, 'twice each ; and once in the Maidstone and Lewes journals. FRA. COBB, Jun. Chairman. :SUBSCRIPTIONS. Mess. Cobb .5c Son ro 0 A Friend, by Mr. Bet- Mr. Sawkins - s s o tison - - I r o Rev. Win. Chapman 2 . 2 o Mr. irtirrows - i r 0 Mr. Edward Taddy ro To o A Friend, by Mr. Sa w Boys - so o kins - - 2 2 o Mr. Osborn - ! . 5 5 o Miss Brown - 3' 3 0 Mr. Jarvis - 5 5 o Collected after a Ser- Mr Brooman 5 5 o mon at Hawley- Mr. Sackett Wood 5 50, square Chapel - 618 3. Mr. Slater - 5 5 o Mr. Henry Harnett, • Mr. Boncey - zI o Minster - - 5 . 5 a Mr. Le Bas - z z o Mr. Ri c h a rd Ditto, from the Bene- Deal - - z i o volent_Fund- 3 3 o Mr. Saul Richard-. Sundry Subscriptions son - - oio 6 from Broadstairs and At Ramsgate. St. Peter's - - 20 13 o Mr. Daniel Peake r r o Mr. Agassiz - 5 5 0 Mr. Humble - I r 0 Mr. Sackett - to To o Mr.,Saunclzrs'. - i t o Mr Gregory - s 0 Mrs. Witherden • - r 0 Mr. Bettison - i i o At Canterbury 13asik. Mr. Stcnii.Mummery I x o The - Dead and Mr. Kiaman o ter of Canterbury 5 5 o Mrs. Leapidge - 3 3o' Miss Benson -r I 0 Mr. William Cobb 5 5 a John Tokc, Esq,.• -r i o Mr. T. Staines - 5 5 o Geo. May, Esqf Hearn r I o Mrs:Crofts, Dump- • At Sir Jas. Esdaileand-Co.'s. ton - - 3 3 0 Mrs. Sharpe - t t o Mr. Gillow; St. Ni- Miss Sharpe to 6 cholas , - ro to o Miss C. Sharpe - 010 6 Messrs. Scoats - 5 5 o Messfs. Brown, Cobb Mr. Wootton, Thorne 5 5 o • and Co. - 5 5 ° MIN. Wootton - 2 2 o Mr. James Taddy ro io o Mr. Staines az o A Clergyman - r t o Rev. W. I'. Staines z r o L. S. - - r 1 0 Miss Staines - - oio 6 Mr. T. Wilson - r t Mr. Hoile - o Mr. John Shipdem a o C.:Holmes - o to o Mr. Salter - a so A Kentish Lady - 5o o Mrs. Brooke - r i o Lady Wilson - 22 0 Messrs. J. and J. Pil- At Messrs. Strange, Dash char , ro to o wood and Co.'s. Mr. Rammell - I i o Mess. Strange, Dash- Mr. Kelsey - 33 o • wood and Co. - 55 0 A Friend, byMr.Broo_ Her Royal Highness , man - -2, z o the Dutchess of Cum - Lieut. General Mor- beriand - •soto 0 daunt - - 5 0-o F. - I I o Mrs. Mulles, Canter- P. P. - - 5 o o bury - ... 2z o- Mr. George Martin s a o Dr. S. Holland, Great Rev. Weeden Butler 3 3 0 Portland-street, by john Maitland, Esq. / a o Mr. Slater - 55 o Robert Barker, Esq. .o to 6 Messrs. H. and I. Jes- D. C.'M. - .1 1 o card . - - 5. 5 o S. B. • - - . I a o Filiner Hollywood, Mrs. William Dawson a' t o Esq. - • - - 5 5 a At Lloyd's Coffee-house. Mr. Garner - aa o John Ravenhill, Esq. 33 o Miss - Gillow, St. Ni- R. L. •-•- I 1 0 cholas - - 3 3 o M. A. - - 2 2o Mr. l• rnes Brooman a a 0 BARRACK-OFFICE, tith March, iSoz. • COALS. N OTICE is hereby given to all Persons w illing to supply Coals, tbr the Troops stationed, or to be stationed, in certain Barracks in Cleat Britain, and the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, for Twelve Months, to.cornmence on the 25th of June, iSoz, that Pro posals for the same in writing, sealed up, will be received by the Barrack-Master-General on or before the izth of April, The Terms of the. Contraa may be known upon applica tion at 'this Office, any day (Sunday excepted) between the Hours of Twelve and Three, or to the Barrack-Masters at each of the several Barracks. The Proposals must specify the particular Places, and the respedive Pits, from whence the Coals are to be supplied, ,and be separate for each Barrack : and they are also to be in conformity to the Terms of the Contrat, or they will not be attended to. Stamps to be paid for by'the Contrador. Adequate Security will be required for the due perform ance of each Contrad, and the Names of two Persons, as Sureties for the same, with Referees, are to be given in with the Proposals. This Day_w.ts pohlififed; The SEVENTH NUMLiER of T EE' NATURAL I-I - ISTORY of the INSECTS of INDIA. • By E. DONOVAN, F. L. S. Author of the Natural'HistOry of Insets of China, &c. &c. . This Work will be comprised in Fourteen Numbers. The first Part relates to those Inseels recently discovered on the . Coists of Coromandel, Malabar, and the Interior of India; and the second, to those of New Holland, New Zealand; and other remote Islands in the Indian Seas. The whole illus trated with more than Two Hundred elegantly finished' co loured Figures of such Species as are not included in any preceding Work on Entomology. London: Printed for the Author, and sold by Messrs. Rivingtons, White, H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; and every other Bookseller. MISS . MELLISH AND MR. 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" Mr. Bannantine in this last Volume avows himself the Editor as well as one of its Precursors; and says that notwith standing the arbitrary remark, that the Scotch are deficient in wit, he has ventured on the task, of compilinrand circu lating not only his own wit, but that of others, though he had the misfortune to be born beyond the Tweed. " Mr. B— is undoubtedly a striking instance _of the falsity of this remark, as his Work will be found to contain much true attic wit, a vast fund of mirth, and genuine amuse ment, Sec. &c."—Vide Monthly Review for January last. DR. \IAVOR's UNIVERSAL HISTORY; In Twenty-five Portable Volumes.. rir HE Third Volume of .this Work was published 1. on first day of March, containing the History of Greece, from the earliest periods to .the end . of the Peloponnesian War; and may be had of all respeaa.ble Booksellers in Town and Country. • , The Fourth Volume, containing thezemainder of the His— tory of Greece, will be published on the first of April. These'two Volumes will contain a complete History of Greece, - illustrated with a Map, and with two beautiful En gravings. And for the accommodation of persons who wish to ptwchase the 'History of Greece, or any other single His tory, every Volume contains a particular title-page, adapted , to its respeaive contents. The Ancient Part of this Universal History will be com pleted in Nine Volumes, and the Modern Part in Sixteen: Volumes - a Volume to appear on the first d a y o f ever y Month, till the whole is completed. 'I he price of each Volume is ss. in boards ; but upoh small and common paper, it is only 3s. 9d. in boards. The Volumes may also be had in neat half-bindings. N. B. Dr. Mayor's Universal History is a most desirable'. acquisition to all persons to whom the Great Universal His tory, in 66 oaavo.vols. is either too voluminous or too ex pensive. TITHES in DORSETSHIRE. • TO BE LETT TO THE BEST BIDDER, At Salisbury, in April next, for a term of Twenty-one Years, to commence at Michaelmas next, determinable on the Death of the present Incumbent, either together or in Lots; THE GREAT and SMALL TITHES orGUS SAG E ST. MICHAEL, Dorsershire, and about 27 Acres of Glebe Land, lying contiguous, with Barn and other Out-houses. Particulars may be had at the Parsonage House, in Gus_ sage ; and of Messrs. Bolton, Savage and Spike, Elm -court, Temple, London, who are authorised to treat by Private Contrail. Cussage lies between Salisbury and Blandford, upon the great Western Road ; and is fifteen miles from the former, and about seven from, the latter. PATERSON's ROADS. ANEW EDITION of this usef u l B oo k (b e i ng the Thirteenth) is now in the Press, and will be'pub fished with all convenient speed, including a great - number of new Measurements and Improvements, under the sanction of the original Proprietor, Lieutenant-Colonel PATE RS N, Assistant Quarter-Master General of His Majesty's Forcea, with the additional aid of FRANCIS FRE ELING, Esq. Secretary to the Post-Office, and of the several Surveyors of the Provincial bistrits, by Authority of the Post-Master General ; so that every Information will be obtained, and every Attention paid, in order to render this Work as com plete as possible, for Official, as well as for Public Ac-, commodatton. On Saturday will be published, handsomely printed in 4to. A Fourth Volume of • T HE WORKS of the' Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Sold also by j. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, An Odavo Edition of Mr. Burke's Works, handsomely. printed'in Eight Volumes. Price in Boards, 16s, This Day was published, ' The Second Edition, in One large Volume, Duodecimo, Price in in boards, 45. and a Small Edition on fine wove Royal Paper, Price in boards, 6s. 'THE MEDITA'T'IONS of a RECLUSE: • Chiefiron Religious Subjects. By 10i-IN BREWSTER, M. A. Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees and Greatham, in the County of Dtiitham. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, . No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street; sold also by J. Hatchard,, No. 190, Piccadilly. By whom will be published, in a few days, by the same Author, • A Secular Essays containing a RetrospeCtive View of E vents, conneeted. with the Ecclesiastical History of Eng land during the Eighteenth Century. With RetleClions on the State of Pra&ical Religion in that Period. In r vol. Bvo.. price in boards, 7s. A NEW EDITION of DA.VIS's LAND SURVIAING This Day was published, Price Bs. in boards, . Dedicated to the Right Hon. Sir JOSEPH BANKS,. K. B. and President of the Royal Society ; ACOMPLETE TREATISE on LAND SUR- V EYING by the Chain, Cross, and Offset Staffs only ; in Three Parts, viz. ' Part I. Teaches all the useful Definitions and Problems in Geometry requisite in Land Surveying : likewise Plane Trigonometry, with its application in Measuring inaccessible Hzights and Distances. Part 11. How to Measure with the Chain only, assisted as above, and cast up the Dimensions - thereof by the Pen alone ; with the Method to plan all kinds of Inclos-ures likewise to survey an Estate, Manor, &c. -by the same instru ments ; with the invaluable Method of casting up the Dimen sions by the Pen, and afterwards to Plan, Map, and Embel lish the same. Also shews the. New Method how to Measure Hilly Ground, like Wise Woods and Meres, or any inaccessible Grognds whatsoever, with the Method of dividing and lay ing out Land, reducing Plots, _ ' Part 111. - The Practical Method,nf Measuring'Hayricks, Marlpits, and Timber; algo all, kinds of Artificers'. Work— the Manner of taking Dimensions with the customary Addi tions and Deductions ; likewise the Method of Levelling or Conveying Water from one Place to another ; with the Me thod of Measuring standing Timber, and Draining and Flood ing Land. The Whole explained in a conspicuous Manner. Second Edition, with very considerable Additions and Im provements. 'By WILLIAM DAVIS, Author of the Use Of the Globes, Gentlerr4n's Mathematical Companion, &c. &c.' and Mernrber of the Mathematical and Philosophical Society, London. London : Printed for the Author, and sold by H. D. Sy monds, and W. Baynes, Paternoster-row; LackiNton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses and by J. Nunn, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Of whom may be had, just published,, in two vols. Svo. price 11. Bs. in boards, Maclaurin's Fluxions, embellished wit lea most elegantly engraved 'Portrait attic Author. Also The Gentleman's Mathematical CoMpanion for ISO. tO. kII,Itt, ms. 1 ~,, ' • i 1 _......_....„ .. A . "&A, -- - -.1-._-_'..e' _o*.--rip,,,,-.4 - - ---- 'Kg; -L:-i--i-•:a ........._ 0 ,. -1 . ____.- -- 64 A V k: -- - -- - - I•No -. 7 . ! ›,,,i - 1 - - -----",.., ..*,.------- „ /wir, ! !t,o.§A\ • ;!;~~`~ . VAc-, t 1; rPRICE SIXPENCE. DORSETSHIRE ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr. FAULKNOR, o At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor set, n' Tuesday the 36th of March, 1802,_ between the HourS of Twelve and Three, in Three LotS, according to the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, unless Sold before by Private Contrad; of which timely Notice will be given ; LOT L A..LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate 1 -k. in the Parish. of IVloteornbe, in the County of Dorset, with the Coach-house, StableS, Garden, large Orchards, and Paddock thereto belOnging, containing by adnieasure mem BA. i R. 29 P. now in hand. And also, al l'that DAIRY FARM thereto adjoining; con.; slating of a good Farm-House, Barn, S table; Cow-houses, and all other necessary Out-buildings; with 94 A. a R. 24 P . of .good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Coppice and Boins, above So A. whereof are Meadow anti Pasture; and also Common of Pasture; without Stint, on the extensive Commonable PlaCes• of Motciniibe aforesaid; now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly Tenant thereof, at an old Rent. - Also all those three .Cottages lying near thereto, in the oc cupation of John Morgan, George Hatcher, znd joPeph Burt. LOT 11. All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farrrt-House, Barn; Stabl.:, Cow—houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together with 527 A. 2 R.*. t 7 P. of old incloSed rich Arable; Meadow and , Pasture Land, and Boins, about 96 Acre§ whereof are Meadow and Pasture; and also Con - hrion of Pasture without Stint, on the extensive Commonable Places of iVlotcotribe aforesaid; • now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly - Tenant thereof, atan old Rent. Also a Cottage orTerienient lying near thereto, hi the occupation of Stephen Arnold. . N. B. The above Lots are Copyllold of Inheritince, Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham; subjed to a Quit-rent of 11. 45. 9d. per Annum, - and to an-I-fez - kit of the best Beast on the Death of the in Possession'. LOT 111. . All that FREEHOLD FARM called Seyniodr's. situate in the Parish of Shaston St. James: Other Wise Shaftesbury, consisting of 27 Acret of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, the -great^r Pait thereof Meadow and Pas•-• ture, with extensive Right of Common; now in the occupa= tion of Mr. William Seymour, as a yearly Tenant 'thereof; at an old Rent. _ _ _ . -C fs.iilieaboye Estates are situate in a fine Sporting Coun try, and near to good Markets; being within Three Miles of Shaftesbury aforesaid, Seven Miles from Hindon,' 'rwelve Mlles from Blandford, .and Sixteen from.. Warinhister. Mr. James Mundy, one of the' Tenants, will shew the• Es tates ; and printed Particulats may 1)e- had, at the Ited,Lion Inn, Shaftesbury; King's Arms; Salisbury; Messrs..Dyneley, Bell and Dyneley, G ray's Inn, London ; and of Messrs. Hall and. Ryley, Hungerlbrd, Berks, Who are authorized to central • for the thereof. :_...- . ..., ~ ~, , ....4 , ~, 71,-,;„.f.f.,..;,..74,;(14,..`:',;',...; ; , ;.715P" . ... 7.• - • ~... , -• _ vfr MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. [AME.S's POWDER, No. 45, St:. , Paul's Church-yard, a feW Doors Rom the Comor.of Cheapside, , • THE following MEDICINES are Sold; 'at the Prices - annexed, f inclusive of the, Stiqnri Duties im posed by this A# ; but no additional 'charge as begirt made upon Dr. JA MES's . POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of 23. 6d. per Packet. It may also be had at IL 4s. per Dozen; or the quantity of a .Doien Packets in one Bottle for al. as. 6d. Duty included; so that the , Public are no suililers. But i i.o'rder to facilitate the operation; and tb legsen the burden of this At, which Would in a great measure have proved a lax upon Beriev•Olsn,:e, all the other- Medicines arc sold to any Persons purchasing half. a Dozen, or mate, free from the expence of the Stamps:- s. d. Dr. James's Powder z 6 , Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. S'teers's Pttrego- Cattle PoWder a 6 rie Lozenges. - . z ri Dr. Hoopes Pins z sfr —Camomile Drops z" 9 Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essenceofeoltsfoot 3 0 9 Pills - 4. o EssenceofPepperiri. Berry's Bilious. Pills 5 o Ormskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative • 1 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 Tickell's /Ethereal Spi- • I nglish's Scots Pills r 6 rit - - 3 6 (; rani's Drops • - I o Greenough's Tindures r ri Norton's Drops 5 tip Tolu Lozenges t t Spilsbury's Drops 5 o Mr.Spence's.Dentrifrice 4 o Speedinion's Pills 2 Freake's Tina. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee g 1-luxham's, by ditto, z 6 Dr. Sotander's Tea 2 9 Dr. Steer's 0 pddeldoc 2 6 Jones's Rheumatic - convulsion Oil 2 6 Tinlure - 3 6 Also, the Genuine ArqUeintsacle, lately imported, and mostot the-other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this Ad. N. B. As many Persons ; particularly Servants and tiles.. sengers, mistake the House, F a NEWBERY, the Ptoprie tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it.iS at the East End of St: Paul's, nearest to Cheapside; and that it has a large White.-Stuccoed Front; .with these Words in. : " THE ON! Y WAREHOUSE, FOR DR. lANIRS's POWDER." THEN Professional Men of Education and V . Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seledion of a peculiar branch, .the sanction of long con tinned success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have 1 devoted, my practice to the exclusive treatment of .Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives =additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the. Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Arrny Surgeon, I - formed a wish at an early period of - F melee to rescue froia the ignorance ,of uneducated men,. or the equally dangerous precipitancy of gencral.Piaaitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I haVe de voted my attention, comprise every Species: of' VEN E. .RE: Ai- IN FECTION, whether of 'a reelot lotg ration: oily, All kinds of debility, whether arising - Trom the habits of school-boys, - or the ind-trigOces of mature age: And, lastly, twat .derangement , 9f the systernin wo men which is called BARRENNES;', or STERILITY. Numerods Diseases are the result Of 'ignorance, or . haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently, happens. -that tne seeds of Life arc poisoned by the indiscretion of an -unguarded hour.---43y.i suicrior me thod such Complaints are easily cured ; and, even . 'where others have failed, I trust that .1 May presume to oiler a radical re-establishment. . . . Few, .however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the (calamitous situations of Men, who, from.an indulgence in a solitary • vice, or the prevalent gaieties of. a fashionable lite r acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable cons'equence of such pernicious habits. . • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but 'carefully cone eals has misfortune, it may be some,conso lation for him to know, that althoUgh it be an (*ea of doubt or uncertainty with other Prattitioners, :the-removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. Ii the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to n,ince Manly vigour, much anxiety .will be prevented by an 'early Cpunterac... tion of this languid. State; and. in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for-years existed, a proper - perseverance is indispensably equisite to revive the slum . - bering Sparks of Lile, and to re-animate the Constitution. MA H. D WOMEN, who have long bean disappointed in their expedationS of a Faintly, may be assured, „that in most instances, such defe6ls are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, • and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. B. May be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple Bat. There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. B-, Member or die Royal. College of Surgeons. • ROYAL EXCHANGE, ASSURANCE-OFFICE, March laoz. 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