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, J l ,, ` ~l~ ~~ ;_l/~ `~ Z 1431574 Id lc,/ , s Lew NUMBER 3130 i • 1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORR OW , FRIDAY , 06tober 1, 18 02 , • - 5 .• • will be Presented a Tragedy, called JANE SHORE. Hastings, Mr. SI DDONS ; Gio'ster, Mr. CORY ; Behnour, Mr. WAI)DY ; :.• Ratcliffe, Mr. KLAN ERT ; Catesbv,, Mr. CLAREMONT ; •- •• And Shore, Mr. MURRAY. Alicia, Mrs. J. I TCHFIELD ; And Jane Shore, Miss MA RRIO'r, • . (Her- 3d Appea;ance on this Stage.) To which will he added the Musical Romance of THE HIGHLAND REEL. • • Mr. EMERY; -""-; - • Shelty, Mr. MUNDEN ; Sandy, Mr. INCLEDON ; • Charley, Mr. BEVERLEY ; Croudy, Mr. . DAVEN PORT ; Laird of Raasay, Mr. THOMPSON. • < hliss, HOWELLS; And Moggy,. Mrs. MARTYR,. Boxes 6s, Pit 3s. 6d. Callery.as. "U prier Gallery Is. . Places for the B o x e s t o be :taken of Mr. Ilraitdun,- at the /Idx °thee, llzirt-street.% poors to b e opened t Half past Five, and the .performance• ro begin:at Half lias't Six. {. ri ) ; s Vivant-Rex et. Regina! modc,,at:urday, The Merchant of Venice, and Love-a-la . The Tragedy • - • •-, •• • . of was received on Monday by a most brilhant ov6itiovving audienee,' With .Unbo4trtled ai1i . )14,4 4 ,e Cook e w ill appqar for tiie as time in ttlat,,,Clia -fon.Mondav ()'phelia'tirM iss Ttedvt, 'her ad A p- Feaiance ,yri.any ‘ Stage with she Brazen_ Mask On' Tuesday; "Elie Mali tWeIVUrld, with The . Turn piYe late. •- . " • A CARL), R‘• Mr.. G. TONES, Riding Master ; . t:PECITULLY informs Ills Friends and the. : ?Ptibtie ireg&riern I; ili:,l-V.73.frE St Fl'l' at the R YA CIRCUS, is fixed for TL,P..SI-.)tk Y . the sth iif• October, on Vahety or AMuSE NTS wil he intod:uced, Particulars will: be expressed in Inure Bills and Arivertisemcwi. 4:ickets to - ballad-lel Mr.. Tones; at -his Pantheon Riding School, the corner or IVebber-street, adjoining the North. .he Siae--of the Magtittlel4 131aLktriars -- Road, where reguLrly alt,:rv,t from Seven in theMou.ing . till Three L' l '.the A . cern , ion,'f o inithi:q Ladies acid Gentlemen in the P4l,i,te4rt, of Riri*aild Managing the Horse. V▪ • THEA - FRr, t 1 - ) . &no NI HOSPITAL. I I R. HEADING FON and Mr. FRAMPTOSI 11 . 1 cotiini:mce Cows:: of Lectures on oMY, I s l-TVgIIII,OGV - ,-aint the PRINCIP LES and • N :itA inTthe 74 LONS. r ot SURUERY, ,on F r id a y O c t o b er Ist, 4t* Ih:,-)i,v. 1,16-4ATONHCALDENIONSTRATIONS and DISSEC -1„`", by Mr. MI G LR. i tl 7 6. ting . the WU - u - uf, a• Sesies.of Leaures on Siirgery, by iny,Lr treatment, Nv i 1 I b e g i ven h y M r., nr t• he zil artedd;.'Mr.r.E. Blizard, and Mr. Headington, Surgeons Hospital.. fir: Dennison will also commence his LeCtures on the tl ,.. e °, 'Yawl Pradice of Midwifery, o n Friday, O c tober L'-‘cven in the Fore - noon. t. _ • Z. zs,ooo, for the First Drawn Ticket 1 ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, • Legiq s 04 - awing toe 2 9 0 1 Noveinbet next. scitEmE, - 2 - - of - 15,b00 3 3 6n- - - /000 r ! 8 9.450 other Prizes, from £. too, to . 19, amounting in the Whole to the Sum of 2.88,000. IVlKETS.iiiid'SfiAßESwill rise considerably ; tlieretbre lose no Time, a - s - they are now selling in 6 t a tvariety, and in'Shares, at NICHOLSON's Fortunate li ce, 16; Cornhill,- where two Prizes of k .2 9 ,000 and Loop each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Share,. ENGLISH STATE_LOTTERY, Begins Drawing z9th November. HE SCHEME CO MT AI NS Prizes of - 25,000 I 6 Prizes of -Z. boo 3 - of - 10,000 I - - of .- 500 a . - of - 50 00 J. 9 4 66 f rom . - too to 19 T - SWIFT and - Cu.' LOTTERY-OFFICE, No.- tr, PO U LTRY ) , the First-drawn Ticket in the .13,euttery, No. 7951, a Prize of 5,001. and Nos. Bov and k ) .,:4; both Prizes Of lo,Gool. were sold and shared, as also 1;9 c) tlierCavital Prizes, since November last. t he ~L " - ' kets a:Rds hares of' th e p r e se nt 4 L o tt ery a r e on S a l e at The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to 25,0001. WL• BEAGES, ANTED about W TEZT rY COUPLE of the 1 .!,,` small Sort. Dited particulars to Mr. Abcl, Stable-keeper, Higli 7 street,:Borptiiii, Southwark. • T - A - BREAD. .40 ,',\)ILTES making Br ea d, supp li e d with . l a '"'rts for grinding Whe a t t o Fl our, an d a Machine for 4,1 4 4 1'ing.t he Flour and Bran. By these means-unadulterated obtaii,ed, with conSidera - ble saving in Price. Those tveli'Keep. either Horses;flogs,• or Poultry; will find a Mill lk";_worti l their attention, that will break Oats, Beans, th;7+-liiatley, (Grain broke; goes nittch farther than e' It will grind Malt ; small Sizes made for those who t04° ,, 1y two or three Horses. , The above take yery•little• SE are, easily A v or i ‘c d , an d on t h e most :sitnntp Coristruc- A , Improve4—Cliatf:cutter,- by Bent and Son, No. tes, - ChatiugCrOss, London. tSSF.X. t WOODS, "I'F H lES, and ERIOTS. r) I 'n F AST HA NNINGFIELD HALL FARM, vtl i • * ontning, r4t,A, R•.io P. , ja ! m ar es tnj:ousq, and .r Bl `icings now uncle, Lease to Mr. r tvener, ror tsw, erri l'at z't v :r- of are unexpired' at-fylichaelmas 131 I ' l l ' is - t e" t b • ' sto be sold clear of Land Tax. \lle-rx9l)(i°E is ARM, in- -East •Hanniogfiekl, cootainitTg btlit" . • R• 9P. with Farm-house and other Buildings, If. l hi r Least to Mr- -Williarri Wrighi, frir a term of zr years, be o u v n e t: f as are ti‘ i atir a 2 el Michaelmas nnaelt to N i t freekeeQpt above tepair, being.al lowed rough Timber lii . s ? the i 0 Wing WoOds : CHUB CHLA ND C I•Zt v qi ° t• • ;;?g- 7 tot the Glebe an'd Bill Farm in East }lanning;ield, • (,>R,ng ro A. 3 R. 6 P. Va ne, EL VTI-1 I)G ES, :adjoining. to' Seymour's West Hanningficld containing 30 A. 3R. ; E adjoining ditto, 7A. o`K s r!,,iipitto_ • • • My t h' NIQU'R's SPRING,' I) ing betw ee n G r e at ant i Li tt l e 14 • .in ditto,LVA, 3l • 34 P • t 0 01)LAND WOOD, in rit im ~ ant . • Farm, 16 A , stit,"" DAM WOOD, betwecii ,ind ilam Earths, in .41.1 h liatinittifii:ld,* 13A .•3 R. - 16-P. •-* . t ilts t i, ll s (4 I ;aud A . 41 A LI. TYT/IE S of the Parish . es ( gu l p, ',?,'Llt}lirid NloWthesint; - , and - Met: It '11(T-1-1 -QuariAllOi Bursted whkli will be.riold to the respe.aive A S li)3rulet,Oti-Of the Tstt..l - I'es fo - r ;;Ifich'tlieV OriV. thelß I t) T . * ciw: to the Loid severak,M3np{4 , Ing.ittstoe. Mou ‘Ci%rl"lPcv; Croa Ruxwcll dorij 4 ~ G .reat Lursted, Cowbrid ge , ntnes- Eat, s and South,llanningtieq. ,t ‘ ` n P•otviiis 1 iOrnaybelim.4kiettd purohase any of -the . ,rect to trett by Ler post-pad, Bsq Esti-X. ••• • • ' t 7 .!.):1':: ••, • " " • Vir .ttle4sti 4 i- 0 T B Uri'. ./1 Y, SET,TEIVBER 30, 1802. EAMER, MAYOR. In a Meeting or Assembli of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN • of•the several Companies of the City of London, in Common Hall assembled, at the Guildhall of ,the said City, on Wednesday, the 29th day of Septem ber, ISo2, • • • Resolved Unanimously, THAT the thank's of this Common Hall be given to Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS, Knight, and ROBERT ALBION COX, Esq. late Sheriffs of this City, and 'late Sheriff of the. County of Middlesex, for the firm, manly, and conscientious manner in - which they have dis charged the various important duties of that high office, in a year of unprecedented public•d u tY ; f or their liberality and humane attention to the several Prisoner's confided to their care; and tor` the'zeal tiny have manifested in support of the i:ights and privile g es of their Fellow-Citizens, and of the Ilritish Constitution, by presrving inviolate that great bull wark of Public Liberty, the Freedom of Election. • WOODTHORPE. :.t_a MEETING of G . E N T M.E held at the London tavern on Wednesday 'the I.9th Dav of S-eptember, igoz, ,' for 1.4 e E tension of the S C EY I RON' it.ll L V.T.A GEORGE TRITTON, Esq. in the Chair; It was . ReSolved, - ist, the Extension of the Surrey :Iron Railway to Reigate and GoitStone, - proinises to be a Work bf "reat public utility, as it will tacimate'the cdrf veyance of heavy Goods .without any possible darrimmtio . the uniny - valuable Mills:and ManufachirieS that are main tained•by the.. Rivers which have their Sources in the Line of Country through which the same Must pass. Thak the Plans, Sections, and Estimate of the pro posed Line of Extension now laid before this Meetini4 - , be approved Zit', and adopted. 3d, That a capital Stock, of 50,0001. be created by Sul.,- - scriptiOA Shares 'of ioul. 'each, tor carrying the same• into execution. :a ,• 4th, ThatiffipPlicatioiChe made to Parliament in the kasuing Session, for an A dtto that pnrpose., sth i That an Instalment of 3 per Cent. be paid on the S übscriptionslo defray the Expellee of the Survey, and of s,liciting:the said Act, and . that -it shalt be in the option' of the - SubsAribers to abandon or retain - their respective Shares or,Sub4cOptions, provided that they shall signitv thcir,cle termination to the Committee' - on Or'before the 1 5 fla Day of November next, and that any Surplus, that may, remain over the afOresaid expense, to be returned in equal proportions to' the SiThscriberg. - • • . • fith,' That a Committee be appointed to take the neces sary-stepiTor carrying theineasure intoretnel,:and that they'. be empowered to add to their number such Noblemen and Gentlemen as may' be disposed to co. operate With theinin establishing - this Undertaking, and in extending it hereafter through the CountieS‘ Of Surrey, Kent, Sussex, and Hant:: . , sa as to open a cheap, expeditious, and certain Cokninuilicii lion at all seasons with the Coast. 7th, That - the said Cominittee be also empowered to con fer with the Committees appointed, or. to. beaippointed by the several Noblemen and Gentlemen Wilti have tormed the djign of making:and maintaining Navigable Canals in the same, or nearly the same, Line of Country, th a t t h e y may prevent, if possible, the rashing of these Undertakings. Bth, ;That the following Persons do compose the said Committee, five of whoM shall be a QUO:rain, viz. George Tritton; Esq. - Jacob Foster Reyn o ld s , E sq . William Dent, Esq. - John Barnes, Abraham Gokismid, Esq. loseph Benwelt, Esq, John Hilbert, Esq. - Charles'•Morris,. Esq. Henry Hoare, Esq. klenry womb ' Esq. Col.- Fleming - Richard Gl over , Esq. Robert Dar,44y, Esq Isaac Gold,rnid, 'Esq. - William Tape, Shepley, lisq. Jarnes.Phillips, Esq. - ',II Shepley, Esq. Thomas 'Hall, Esq. , ames Perry, Eeq.. Edward Knight, ES9. Thomas Reynolds, Esq. Witham' Edwards, jun. ESq. 9th, That %Vtliiam jessop, Esq. be appointed Engineer to tIL said Ra:kvay, and that tiie said Committee have power to appoint Surveyors and other Assistants. Loth, That a Bodk fur Subscriptions be now opened, and that the Instalment of 3 per Cent, thereon be paid into the hands of Messrs. Child and Co. ; • Messrs. Hoare and • Co. ; Messrs. Barclay, Tritton and Co. ; Messrs. Ladbroke and Co. ; Messrs. Roberts, Curtis and Co. ; and :Messrs. Cas tal, Powell and Cu. Bankers, for the use of. the said Com mittee. tith, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the fOr his able and impartial Conduct this Day. izih, Thai these Resolutions be_signed by the Cha irman, and printed in the tollowhig Papers, viz. THE S UN, County Chronicle, CoUnty Herald, Morning Chronicle, - Times, Morning Herald, and Star. • GEO. TRITTON, Chairman,. NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, • SO FA BED, CHAIR BED, ffandsOme Brass-screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MAN UFACTORY, No. iG and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. NE - of the Imperial Dining Tables, T: gan had the -Honour of showing to TH E f It. MA J TI ES and the PRINCESSES at the Queen!s. House, who were, according to their accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingen-uity, Most graciously pleased . to express their highest approbation 'and sandion o'f . the Same: Also the enrich ad- , . mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, called _Patent, so easily fixed up and taken down without Tools, the Furnitures to Which' are made upyn a new Plan;in -fixing on and.taking, oil' with out the use of Nails,-Tool, ize. Several other Articles of Ettrni cure bu he Upholstery.and Cabinet Branches, upon new and improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable Musquito Nett Beds,- and every 'Other - Article requisite for La- dies and Gentlemen going to the - Eas , t and West Indies, and all other foreign . Climates ; are allowed far superior to any - other sort usually sold; handsome Doutc Beds; And new designed rrench Window Ct , irtains ' en suite, with 'every other. Article - of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by. Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers, No. t 6 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. - N. B. Morgan,and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Gentle men, , be - to pilitichlar in the Nuinbeis, N 11), t 6 and r 7, three Doors from the. Strand. HOIVIAN CEMENT ---•- • MESSRS. PARKER a n d co.. Bankside,. South . wars, manufaatire Cement, or Mortar, for building in Water,' which far surpasses in -utility Dutch Terras, or aoy,,other' kind of Mortar : it gives to ail kinds 'of Brick or Stone Work, au uncommon degree Of strength and cohesion ; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the adioriof the Sea, without injury.. In theretbre, intended.to resist, or contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage ; or it may .be lOwered. with Lime and Saud, to any desirable •degree, for common purposes. They also prepare STUCCO for taping 13uildiugs with, of the same and durable t 1 a I it - e as the Cement :itpreserves the walls from wet a n d damp, and May be executed -so as completely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Cutter Stones, cheaper than Na— tural Stone." COAL, TAR BROWg, AND VARNISH PAINTS. . . MHE PUBLIC are most i'es , peafally informed, • that the above-mcutiondd Articles continue, t?:.be pre pared by the Ertrrist+ COLOUR comPAN - 1{ only, at 32, Walbrook, London ; and,are recommended as:cheap, useful, and ornamental coverings tbr wood and iron without doors: The Tar Brown is' intended - Or• rottgiT boarding, paling,. sunk fences, &c. The Paints are of various shades of Green and other Colours "piculiarly-'aclapfed 'fo - t fences round - pleasure grounds,, plarieci.woodea buii.iiugs, iron rail- They are easily appliiid; bolt% sent - in a seite for use, and are verrdttrablo,%- i Dirolins-fot their use dre -sent with the Articles. .11"erildre o tripant • sit p y also grout' cL White ,Lead, mitt all other Paints, Linseed of the aild at the lowes't pikes. - - - - .1; .z.).,`1 %T.'S"! • i; I;;2 V? ,;ditITI iS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the House of • Mrs. Johnson, the Cross . Keys Inn, in • • Whitefriaigate, in the Town - .of Kingston-Upon-Hulli. du Wednesday the zath day of Odober, 180 z, between the hours of Three and Frye O'Clock in the AfternoOn, , subject to such Conditions as will be then kroduced ; in, Lots hereafter to- be deter Mined on; A Large, Commodious, and Modern-built MES_ SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly the Residence of FRANCIS BIN E . , Esq. situate'at the South:. west Corner of Blanket-Row, id the Town of K,I NG sTo N UP,ON-HU LL, and immediately adjoining t he grotind ap propriated for the NEW 'DOCK ; comprising a Dining:- Room, 19 feet by .4 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast-Parlour, is feet 6 inches by t 3 feet ; HouS'ekeeper's Room, and'Two good Kitchens, with Pantries; &c. on the ground floor ;. hanckorrle Drawing-Room, (with bow window) za feet by (5 feet ;' and' Five good Lodging-Rooms, with . Messing- Room and light Closet', on the second story ; and Six_Chata bers-oyei: the-same, besides garrets.. - • To this .House are attached convenient and good-sized Counting-Houses ' which Will be sold therewith. Also, l'WO , SullsLntial..and.MOdern.b u ilt - M ESSUA G ES or DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoinin the said. first-men Boiled Itlessuage, on the South side Xhereof, and - fronting the ground intended for the•N E W DOCK, and now in the several-occupations of Mr.. - Triebner and Mr. Weedlev. Also, TWO other M ESSUAG ES or DWELLING_ HOUSES, 'equally Moderivand Subitantiil as the•foregoing, Situate in Blanket-Row. aloyesaid, adjoining the said first mentioned Messuage on the. Last side tbereof ; one of them iu hire occupation of M r.'Wat son, and'the other untenanted. • And • also, EI G ,M ESSU AG ES, Tenements, or if , ,elling-HOusesi near to-or adjoining' the. before-mentioned 1) wel ling- Houses, forming a Square or COurt, called K IN G "I'ON-COURT,' in Blanket-Row aforesaid, and now let to respectable Tenarts. . An incalculable Value is stamped upon the above..men tioned Estate, by the New or Humber Dock, which is in tended immediately to be made in •the front -thereof, and ‘ inch when completed, will render this situation the first, in point of Commercial Importance; in the Town of Hull ; and independent ()fits advant4es in that view, :tom its open Sitnation,'andbeing riot more that sixty yards !Tom the Hum-. t has the benefit pf a fke salubrious ; in 4ddition to Which, if is weli,supplied with Water from the Corpora- tion's Works. The Houses are Freehold, and were - ereaed bv the late bwner, Francis Pine, E; y. not many, years ago, in a: most substantial manner, m a well-finished stile, aid with the est materials; and have always been kept, and now are, in liorou4l,l Repair. Pcissession of the large House may be had at the pleasure of the Purchaser. • For further Particulars apply to Messrs. I. and Vrickett - , Atlornies-at-Law, in HUH: The following highly celebrated Articlesaro 46 be had of the under-mentioned ,Agents for the Circuit of this Paper. , CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD ' DECIDEDLY -is the. most elegant and effica_ cious mtcticine ever yet discovered for Nervous - Disa cases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions', - Weak neas Of Sight or Mennity, ,Hy pochondria,Tretriblings' of the Mind, • SeXual Debility; Storniu:laand Rowel Complaints, and all other, Diseases •arising from a relaxed state of, the Nervous stein.. And as various disorders of the human ftatne are brought' on by dissipation in 'youth ; and the gross viollition, of thoSe rules which prudence didtates tbr the preservation of health, and laying a .foundation fur a long. and happy life with a firm and strong constitution, Dr. Solomon of Liver= pool, recommends his 'Cordial Balm of• Gilead, which .has been administered in •Nervous ComplaiOts with uncommon aivaaasa : in . tasthmas,`Consumptions. Flatulence, Relaxa tion, Oaisaaudias or Biliousa•Disarrders it statics- preacrni_ •nent ; its effect's are pleasingly quick, certain and lasting. • The Balm of' Gilead instantaneously relieves Spasms in the Side, - Breast, and Intestines, dilibses a genial Warmth, and prevents ctamps and numblissain or atter, bathing in spring or sea-water. Ladies of a • cold, acrid,, or bilious habit of, body, affeeted with Languor, Head-ach, or Ilyatericld Ate factions, cannot have recourse to a more salutary. Remedy than the Cordial Balm of Gilead.. TO Gentlemen fr m the East or West Indies, the Student from , from.Public Setninae.ea, or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are par ' ticularly addiessed by Dr. Solomon, whose Cordial Balm of Gilead has . elfe6ted such wonderful Cures in cases of debility, originating flora .heat of climate, or relaxations - from ju venile indiscretions, and the effeas of imtense application to study or blisiness. AlsO the 'Anti-lmjietigines, 'the 'long sought for Remedy for all stages of theaVenereal.-Disease,.when mercury or an timoay, 'nitrous acid, and other Medi c i nes so fashionable of - late; - prove abortive. The 'Anti-IMpetiaines being founded otn a chemical and philosophical, basis, proves of the highest utility in all. cases of " depraved habit with a'l4,T., tions of thc skin,"'hence its efficacy in cases of SetirVy, Scroa Fula or Leprosy, as :well the confirmed 'Liles, sand . . hence by its sauative power it expels the Virus'out'oli: the System, and restores it to convalescence when impairer by disease or the_ deleterious preparations of mercury, antirnOny, or aqua fortis. ,-E - ach of these Medicines are Hall-aaGuinea a Bottle, and the Family Bottles with the quantity of .four,. Tiiirtyaiiriafe Shillings only, by which there is a saving of Nine Shillings, Stars n Duty ineluded; Likewise for Pimples, Blotches, - Freckles, ' . RingWorms,- Blackworrris, Carbuncles;' &c. Ste. The greatest clearer •andi beautifier of the Face is undoubtedly &Houton's. Abstergent Lotion, and removes all Disorders tif the - Skin.-=-Pints 4S. 6d. Half-pints as. q,i. It is the most elegant, fragrant, mild,' safe and valuable• Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic and other Erin)- " tions of the Face and Skin. - It gently 'restores the Skin to de ' gree Of fairness and purity,.beytand The powers of description: Ladies may'rely that it . renders the Skin fair, delicate, and re moves'every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn, and all those: frec kles- which long illness and fatigue generally- produce r•in short, it is the only Cosinetic.aLady.can use at her T o ilette, with eaae t cOintOrt and safety, or a,Centleman have recourse to, when shaving is become a dreadful Operation liv an erup tive disease - on the face::' - • Just published, - at :3s. 'only, an 'entlre New Edition of Solomon's Guide to Health ; or Advice to 'bath Seaes,• in Nervous and Consumptive Complaints, as well as Disorders liable to be imprudently contracted' by Youth. Centaniing an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Gieersa Seminal Weakness, and. Female Complaints, of a private nature ; an Address tO Parenrs and. Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the Care and education of youtha With a variety ofauthentie fasts never before inserted in any Edition of Solomon's Guide to Health. Sold by Remnant, I - latnhurgh R Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, • No. Strand, london ; and in Bath, by Hazard; .Bristol, Btilgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Mr minghain, Knott. and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blancfottl, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund' s , Din g l e; Cheltenham, Sel don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rol laSon ; Colches ter, Keymer ; • Canterbury, Simmons ;" Carlisle, joule ; Chatham ' .Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chest e r, Pool and Son ; ChicheSter, Philiipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Chippenham; Combs ; Dublih, Dugdale, No. 7, Excluingea court ; Derby, Drewry; , Durham, Pennington; Dover,' Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue - Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson:; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewzuan and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot a G lo,•ces ter; Pitt, 'Walker Glasgovaz, AV Donald • Liverpool, Cass, druggist ; Leeds, Binns, H o l mes ; -Lincoln, Drury ; lay ani Headley.; LeiceStera Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; •Man chester, Thompson ; Margitte, Rowe; lalaitlstone; Walker ; Marlborough, Harold; NewbOry, Nuifer , Atlee; New_ castle, I Walker;•Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting ham, ,Burbage; Norwich, 'Stevenson , and Cu. ; Oxford,' ' Jones; Plv;mouth Dock, Hoxlaztd ; Portsmouth, Belani ; Re:oing, Sinful and Co. ; : , 'Etherington • Preston, Sergent ; • , Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; Southampton ; Baker ; Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb, ; Sunderlandaßray ; Salisbury, Collins ;.Scarboroagh, Barley ; Tatinton", POole; Tunbridge Wefls,- Sptant: ; Wolfs, - Weynt(*th, Wood ; kViudisor, lilakeiuty and by all the reputable Medi cine.Venders, Booksellers, &e.' in every principal Town in I'r'eland, Scotland, rind Anderici , why will L:..i;ver Pamphlets .graitiS, .• With a izarietY of attimentic noted . [PRICE SIXPENCE. NAVY OFFICE, , Sept. • T H ER • of -LODS COMMISSIONERS HIS" MA, ESTPS TREASURY having appoinkd.Mai4 fir the payment of HALF-PAY to SEA 0 E.I.7CERS, jrcdzi the ist of . yanualy to the 35th Jane, 18oz, accoraing to His Majesty's Estaidishment on that behalf; Thee are to g i v e Notice; that the. leveral Piiv'tnen,ts begin t., he made at the 'Pay Office, by the Treasierer of the' at Tin the Morning on the following bars, viz. On MONDAY the 4th Oaober next, to ADkiIIIAL% CAPTAINS, aftd their Attornies: On TUESDAY the sth, and WEDNESDAY tine 6Lh Octobr, to LI E U'l ENA NTS; and their Attornia. And on THURSDAY the 7th 06. 1 ‘,r, to MASTERS and SURGEONS, and .. After which the List will be reca:: ani nesdays in eizezy. Month, that all ff,: , .14 e attend to reeei'L, what may become payak, • .: bring with them the,47idav:t replied, llflckipg enjoyed the I.3e7.TAt .1:00 Pridic on Shoi.e, during the tiore they are t , aid i , 5 555 also to - produce cer,V:ats :hat t 1. 7 9, : ; cind , lgen the Oaths of .4411icznce e- - • : to His present Majesty i'lavd in case any cj: not„ he able to attend. themselves, but :;. , r; Astern,. r r.:... Purpose, that the said AtZ6rnies te 17'Ae Cf • .s ..s and Affidavits froth the Persons they err ,;41: - .red 4y. When Officers are abroad on. Leave, their . 4 .le=it . s ars- tc: !!: ::roe attested Copier of 'size!, Leave the Half_ ka y can be• And as by an An of Parlianzenz pissed in the 3sthyear of IL': present Majesty's Reign, entitkd "An Ad for EStablHhing niore east' and expeditious Mode tiv the payment of Ofikers helimging,to His Ala jesty"s Navy,"--It is miacd, 1; tLe zotb C4iuse cf the said All—j 5 That ifarty Commissioned or Warraht Naval Officer 3 who shall he entitled to receive Half-pay, and shall be de sirOus to receive and be paid the same; at or near, the Otte Of his Residence,, he,thay apply t 6 the Treasurer of His Ma jesty's NaVy in London; to have such, Haltlpay paid at or war the plaoei.W liia I T tei;iden..:e; in the manti;:r pointed out by the said ACI ;" N9fici is . herehr flatter givin; Mitt tLe Half-pay' ,brilifrlg' ' , 3clb rfune, 18o 2, wil l commence pqyink. ft) (,) text ,and that all l'ei-;;ons desirous of baring.th;rti. Nall pd them; app& , ar akcve diret7i'd, N./lni OFFICE, - . ' . ~ . • S'epleorber .27; tBoi. - . . . . . „ - . . 1 -1.• HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' and COAL: - MISS IONERS of 111, MAyE.STY's NAIFY, do &TO ) ) kivc,.l4:lice, that. on THU XS P ':Y , 1;31' 76 of Oi7o6cr i'exl. at rii 9 - f,'Clc,..k . in-the .•, i fterl7,', ,I: ~. -;:ill pia up to So., at. it,ir, Office,_4ll,SonzerSst Place, t'..-- hulls y . His IVI4IesIY, lics.e.'s tindermenticwed, together wi:',') ida.U.t, Yardsi Pta Niteri:il, 44. i Stores; as per Invenoty, viz. . . . . . Tons. CLINKER. - - ' i6cl . ' I FORCE - - 243 FURNACE - ' 269 PE L'l'E 1: - - 1 49 ' -- TE A 1.,F, P. - -24. S Copper tiottothea lying lit GRIPE R. - 169 Siwcrtiess. GALLANT - 169 . ' • ,_ Ac lir F. - - f 63 , SWING ER - 147 - , • FURIOUS - - 169 j BRA AK -, , 1 , 613 Ditio, Lying at Deptford. PercsNt to bet-anti!. Ptercl.4 l c r e s , t k: liZerty of -viewiag the said tressels dieriag the ho;e2 . - : of the j•ardS. , tatalogii4- . .a7d of 11-4 NEW .INVENTEI) BLACKING, PATRONIZE AND USE FOR AND ROYAJ.: F:AN111;Y. •-•- • ARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDI4::Z s 'l. a Chelhical Prep:tration,- which will neither the finest linen, or sinelr disagreeably; it soften and niti'ishes, theleat her, repels ,wate s keeps the ,tez:t dry anti izoini.,rtable procures the finest jet: black, and retain; its virtue.> in all climates ; .heat.will not diminish its 'instre, and tltc ctu at in_: he wiped off Without lessening- the polish ; it produces tilt most elegant lust re to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress Shoes, as well as to the Boots; Shoes,.Clogs, &c. of the La:. dies. It is sold by Robert Hardy,theProp!ictoi, et No. 3; Barnard's Inn, 1 - 10lborn ; and by ni,s;.- Boot-makers and. Venders of Patent Medicine in the United Kingdom, in tilt hues, r;. and Is. 6d. cacti, with proper likewise procures Boot Trees; if reltaired, on which the most fashionable lustre is produced with ease and e;lp,:dit ion The following Cale was sent by Air. BAxr El t, 1ta044 Warehouse, South .Bridge, Edinbt:Wr; -to Dr. .13R obuNr i attested by the celebrated Dr. A LEXA IN‘DECC.nk • . _ . _ six ad`o I was afillactl with ex— i'Oc u Uc ng,Pains in my Legs, which ccn ri n ned f or w tck . e Months, about which time hek7.4l to• !greatly, and at last broke out- in very otlLnsive Ulcers, fromi ' the Aneleto.ths4uee4 4nd continued in this manner r or twq 3 cars, an. whicti timel was tOntined to the House, ()chip tni i able to walk; cnd my !health much impaired ; lravit g tried every thing that could be thought Of for a Cure, without ef ' feei, I was advised by a prier;d. of to t .y . cfltr and ttpbn .ttting*the tirsi• 13ottle I /build -my health became better, and the Ulcer:Pt° haV e a better appearance, which encouraged me:to persevere with mit. Syrttju or , ii . l I had taken six, Bottles More, during vyitich time my health still became better; and the Ulcers healed, and I tim n as good a state of health :is l ha4e been in, for these ten ) ears past, and my_ Legs are entirely well; and have cohtinned • foi theie two years past; _ 1 am; •siri youf obligtd htimble GE()I2(•;12: • traigluil, &lig, 24, iS6z • - The above Filas are attested hy; • ALF* ANIAR CARLYLE" fiiniSterot Invercsk" in the neigh-. . bourhooci of Edinburgh: CARLYLE BELL, Ider.• . GEORGE STEWART; Elder: Z ~ ..-, 1 1 4 : ' -: OF ' ,• * ''i 1i)..; c 1 ''4 - • SZY*V ~.", f-I,i-41*%1 •'. ---: , ' Clt - I•Ar"\./F -- V ' ,e , 'ft."' N( ' : . > l i. U.' • , ~, -- 4..4, \ \II 0I" , ~..,P A ft . . -,-14 4 , 1 - 4 1 .k. ) : 7"-:,-.,:;;:ii; A' 4,. 40 , .,),...)4.?1-- :: :1-1:1-3.-g,:3- :•-.;,• : ~_,,3,,„„...• . 1 .4 -..., c .. 7 „ /.. , ,...17. - „ -. .....;- ...:..- - _, „ ..1 -- -... , ei„,.,,,,. 1 ,, 3, ...\-:::- --;;;..:-.,....6,,,,...,‘,„„, • r /.7/,7 1 X, • i,•;•./i' lok ,‘ 4, FRENCH REPUBLIC M. Fourcrov, the Minister, and first Chemist in Europe ; has given Dr. B roam a Certificate as to the excellencb of the above Medicine ; which Certiticate has received the Signa ture of Mr. Merry, the British Minist'.:r resident, in France. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative NerkotiCordi'ril, fo be had at the Doacir'S Rothe; No. 0; Albionisrieer, near the Leveriain Museum, Surrey-side of Blackfriars Br;il,;e. in 80t.... Iles at 11..25. ; its: ; and 63. (I)uty included); JebOtilt and co.'s, 6te Bacon; No. iso, Oilord. street; Optro - sit' t B 03( 1. street ; Golding, No. 42, Coinhill ; Wilrd : No: 324, Hob. born ; Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine IV acellouse, N. Strand, Temple Bar; Tutt's, Royal E xchaiik,e ; Perfumer to iiis . Majesty, No. 4.t, ; Newber Ctirner 'of St. Paul's Church-yard ;. Bolton's; Royal change; Cluing and Butler, No 4, Cheapz.ide ; BurgeuiS, Amick and Son, No. 32, Bayinarizet ; shaw's Wareheuse, I4igh,-street, Boroughs "opposie the Southwark Bank; Mr. Pidding's', No. 76, Oxford -street, ol,pojte the Pantheon ; Fr)reis, Druggist, No. 32, Bo rough ; pow -lane: . by all Bookseliets, znd Venders of three Kir4;tl(*inn. to Old Age; of Prdticz trity , th 53,2 \es, tC$ obtain a radical and pernlanetit Cure tor ih.isc st, : +ri' I ties of Nate-ire wlliclv delicacy Oiten forbids. to - dis,..l, .' iheir rdatives ; Tratise otr Nerrous. 4 I lypochon;lriac 4 atlti Constniptive-Comfilaints..--q'o, NV,hILII is added, to .Bath an.k i‘ l7lot-wcfi .kiatilets; &c. it' is partkuiarly rocornim'ended to neat arlng l‘Ten: A Bottle Z.'ont4ins equal tot'. ve ones., I.etters stating I ) :aients with - ttie Dociot'4 usual Fec ot a Guinea, wifi be steietly teh:it.d to. • lit will be necessary the 1)c . rshoulti Fee suck Patients a* - ar. l ailli„tted I)taffiess or 1...7-ss ct semi thei r Cases, by D0c."1 . ..r il'.ost paid) with his tts t,I I e. 'fhe I ! !ett4c;:s r vA7 be hzld every iSt ii, ;c• er-