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WITH This Day-waS published, - Elegantly printed in Royal Quarto, on fine - Wove Paper, hot-pressed, Price if. zs. im boards;• rTHE ANATOMY of the BRAIN, explained in a Series of EngravingS,, beautifully coloured, with a Dissertation on the Communicatibn between the Ventricles of the Brain. By CHARLES BELL; Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman and s Rees, Pdtenioster-row and Ca dell, and Davies, Strand. THE PRIZE. On Wednesday the Comedy of The West Indian; Major 0' Flaherty, Mr. Harding:, from the Theatre, Philadelphia, being his first appearance on this Stage. And on Thursday, the fragedvif The Gamester; BeverlY, lir. Pope, and Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. Pope. The P u bli c are, most respectfully informei. that the Bur , .which has .been some tune in preparation, N}lll shortly b e p ro duced, with entirely new Scenery, Ma.. 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E is hereby given, that the HALF_ ci v .„ - YEARLY GENERAL MEETINC; of this SO= r (and the usual Monthly Meeting of the Committee) ne held at the GLOBE TAVERN, Float-street, on, "QaY the z-th hist.. at Seven o'Clock. in the Evening pre cisely. 4 . )61. 9, 1802. S. S. HUNT, Se;:retpri, T 4, Greville-street, Hatton-garderi. VETERINARY COLLEGE.' COLEMAN will begin his COURSE of LECTURES onthe ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, - 11 1 PATHOLOGY of the I-10 RS E, on Monday . the. Ist of N ovember, at Eleven o'Clock. - Lately published, Vol. 11. with Coloured 'Plates, Price 3 1 . i;s. 6d. in boards, Observations on the Structure, Eco torny, and Diseases of the Foot of the Horse. . I BECKFORD ON HUNTING. This Day was published, A NEW EDITION in :Ito. being the Fourth, illustrated by a FRONTISPIECE by CIPRIANI, and engraved by BA RT()I.OZZI, and Two other Engravings. Price 95. in boards, T HOUGHTS UPON HUNTING, in a Series of Letters. By PETER BECKFORD, Esq. Printed for J. 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Ti!i the whole- is 2ridell a Catalogue of the best Mlps and BoOks of Travels, in all Languages, and a n am ple Ind ex. Printed for T. Cadet I, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. N. Longman and 0. Recs . , Paternoster-row. • * * Owing to some alterations suggested by the recent Definitive Treaty with France, the Publication of this Work' has been deferred tar a few weeks, by, the delay, it is' hoped, has been compensated by the improvements indispensable• on so uncommon and important an occasion.—The• Maps. amount to between forty and fifty, from entirely new Draw ings, superintended and revised by Mr, ~krrowsinith, whose skill in this department is universally acknowledged. The chief authorities are also marked at the bottom ofeach map, and they are illustrated by Mr. Pinkerton with many import-. ant Features of the Countries, and interesting Names derived from numerous Works of Natural and Civil History, whi.:ll will in vain be soup it for even in a large and extensive•Attas. 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B, Printed and sold by W; Dwyer, 29 . , Holborn-hill ; Payne, Eaulder,' Egert,un Evans, Rubins.ons, Mawniari ' Hurst, London ; Hanwell and Parker, 03;;Iiird ; Smart, Worcester ; and Hough, Gloucester. - ' • , - • , In the Press, and on the 15th of Oetobzr will be published, • In Three Volumes Oelavo, Pike 2.75: in boards, ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and Illustrations of the MANNERS, CHARACTERS, and ECONOMY of the whole ANIMAL CREATION. Arranged according to the System of Linweus. • - By the Rev. W. i'3I.NGLP.Y, A.B. Fellow bf.the Liimean Society, and late 9f St. Peter's Col lege, CaMbridge. Printdd for R. 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CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. tIE NOBILI'I - Y, GENTRY, and PUBLIC,in ;rid ..general, are respc6tfullv informed, - JOHN , BU Rci_E E SS vi S 3"N's CENULNE ESSENCE of ANCHO , itrict toitues to be prepared by them in the same Manner that i , given- such universal- appro.bation for many years past. Fnill.'l,lle' iong,,:itistly-acqiiited superiority of that Article_ is. jr c "hrykvd in the opinion of the Country at large, and of sti le ''''''S resident in ail parts of the World, and having- stood ,test atrial, ranks it in the situation ,it now maintains. , T ,.. 1- . , general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other A`ivi Sauces for Fish, tec i . induces them, from the numerous Gt'li_ e.rtiF:ements daily appearing, .to caution Fainilies &c. t in fe lla.sing the same a • i- to be 11 , 1 of their Genuine, ut - . - , s none s- ..., .r.:.,ts_li-air Warehouse as u• .;e r. . . 1..,,"_•"er) other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the ?..t quality. . ... in th_wFtinctfa itlcre.liatits, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers • „i: Ail and Navy, supplied upon.rlL: shortest notice for `”" East and West 'Citifies &c. ~ • - h. a - v .',_ , For the. convenience - tif Families in Scotland; they Th e , c r :IPpoimed liessrs. R. rohnsti'iii and - Co. Edinburgh ! ti.... sole Agents for Fish Sauces.' • ' "v aositouse, No.. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, .Straild, London. This Day In Three Vols. 121110. price us:M . boards, THE HISTORY of the GREATHORPE FA NIILY ' • or, The, OLD BATt:.7I - lEJLOR and his SISTEIUPENELPE. By Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich, Author of Letitia. Printed for W. T. Robberds, Norwich, and sold by Long— mand audsßees, Paternoster-row. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author,. lately published, Letiti?; or The Castle without 'a Spectre, a Novel, in 4 vols. price it: ts. in boards. • ,". The Author possesses considerable merit as a Writer, as well as an observer of Human Life and Manners. Her discriminations are' just and ac4 . .3ii'ate." • ' - • •Briitslt Critic, December, iSoi. " This is one of the very few Novds which, in point of ini)ral and rel4;ious tendency, demands from us an usaluali ;;:d/ recarnmeatlation tti Every crns of:teadef." , - - - • A-uti-jacAiiN gey,icui,, I uary, whom - --- Of w may be had, lately published, a. Engravings of the Arteries, illustrating the Second Vo lume of the Anatomy o f the, Body, by john Surgeon, and serving• as an Introdddion to the Surgery of the Arteries, by Charles Bell, Surgeon, superbly printed in imperial Octavo, and b ea utif u ll y co l oure d , P r i ce ii. is. iii boards. 2. The AnatonCy of the Human Body, by John and Cliarles Bell. , The Two First Volu me s o f thi s Work, containing the Ana-• tomy of the Bones, Muscles, and joints ' 'and of the Heart and Arteries with numerous Engravings. Rovai Bvo. Pri c e tl. Yos. in beards. Part I. arid Vol. 111. contains the Anatomy of the Brain, and Description of the Course of the Nerves, wits Engrav ings, Price 7s. 6d. in board s . Part 11. is in forwardness, and will speedily be published; also a Series of Engravinexplainini; the. Course of the Nerves, by Charles Bell. TO BE SOLD, •In a favourite County in .England, AVery Considerable . ESTATE;. TYTHE. , FREE ; consisting' of a Capital' MANSION, with every suitable ffice ; an extensive Manor well stocked:with Game ; a good Fishery ; the' Neighbourhood very respeda ble, about seventy rnilcs from I.ondon and within reach of three Packs of Hounds..., This Estate is 'worth upwards of too,oool. and will be sold either together, or in Lots of not L..ss than i.s,pdol. value. Particulars, and Orders for viewing the same, to be had of. Messrs. Blake and White, Essex -street, Strand, London. Letters. to, be post-paid. N. U. This Estate has LIOt been advertised before. MARSHMAN- LU-M STEAD -TOBE SO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, SEVERAL PIECES of MARSE-I LAND , s i tuate A t Pliinnstead, in the Countroikent; in the occupation of Mrs. Harwood,. Tenant at Wiil. - . . • For Particulars, apply to Debary and Cop e , N o . 6 , P aper _ buildings, Inner "remple. 'SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, Situate in the Pari - sh Ashsteatl, in the County of - Surrey, consisting of a Barn, Hovel, Yard, and other Builditu,;s, and abxa.Twenty one Acres of Arable and Meadow Land ' in the occupation Of James Ridge, Tenant at Will, at the Rent'ot pl., per Ann. Also several PIECES of rich MEADOW LAND, most :desirably situated in the .Parisli of Stoke, within a Mile of the Town of Guildf-trd, consisting of Four Plats of Land, situate in ComtritMile Mead, containing t A. 5 R. 2§ P.' and 6 AereS and ift Roods of Inclosed Meadow near the argue., • F .,, r Particulars, apply to Debar!" and Cope, No. 6, Paper b.ildings, -Inner Temple. BRIDGNORTH. AL ESTATE, VERY VALUABLE in Fee Sim ple, called the BROCKALLS (subjed to such- Con ditions as shall then be produced); will be,SO LI) BY ALIC . TION, by Pensain Clarke, at the Cr6vn Inn;in - Bri - dgnorth, on Saturday the '6th day• of .Novembei next.' between the hours of Three anti Eight in the Afternoon, unli4.3 previously disposed -of by Private Contract, of writh notice „will be given, consisting of a substantial FARM-HOUSE, with convenient Barns, Stables,. Outbuildihgs and Premises thereto belonging, and about 2z a A c r es of useflil, Arable, Meadow,' and Pasture Land, .divided int o a b out t hi rty-f i ve Inclosures, and a considerable quantity of Growing Timber there ih ; and alto the valuable Mines - Of Coal, Frcestone, and Clay,, which have been bored and 'proved in the Estate, - : and nearly adjoining the Iron Woiks*of The -Estate iS.situate in a Ring. Fence,. within.seven miles Of Bridgnorth, and one mile of the navigable river Severn, in the Parish of Chelmarsh, in the County of Salop, in . the tenure .of Messrs. Birkin and, Startin, under Lease for, twenty-one years fro Lady-day last, at the very low - Rent of 16:.I.; part at the Purcha6e-inoney may remain on. Mort gage of the Premises. _ _ lo treat fpr the same by PrivateContraa,• and for further Particulars, apply to Mr. James •Well.nottrne, near Strat ford-on-Avon -'atul Plans and 'Parti cu l ars o f t h e ,E state a rc left at the Offices of Messrs. Darn s and Hughes, Solicitors, Warwick; and Messrs. Marshall and• Smith; Solicitors, Bridgnortli. BF L NlO N , T .1 - 10 S , To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, itIS most. desirable. HOUSE, with the Garden and Stables, situate on the River Dart, and frojnyvhich. the most plaureSqlte'Lanclscape.ents'itself to the eye that • perhaps -was everliseen, It co-nil:lauds .the romantic Town and iiatbaur df DartrrvlAittr; =Pan QXtbilSive Vieiv British Channel. Tfile4iotise Ittrs been built, 'few years, • and consists' of two`lkirlotirS' in front, each 2.0 feet by 16, elegantly fitted up ; _a Small. Breakfast - 400mi. Servants'-hall, with Cellars underneath; a Kitchen, Pantries, &c. 8:c. eight Bed-rooms, :with Garrets over. Very. ext.ellent• Water is brought by Lead Pipes into the Kitchen and Wash-house. Belinblit fronts the SOUth, and is well shelterethfrom the North and West. bya Grote of Trees. The mildness of the Air in the South of Devon is well known ; and constantly recommended -- to invalids, .and Persons of tender. Lungs, 'Tie beautiful Scenery of the River Darf, the advantiTe or its being free from a Bar, and its vicinitytaTbrhayi. render. this a most inviting .Residence for any Gentleman. who keeps -a YAM, orris tbnd of Boats and S tiling; 'lmmediate pOsses sion,may be taken, and the Fixtur es h a d - at a t'air Appra,ise ntent. For Particulars, . apply by . Letters (post-13'4T" to the Rev. John Russell, at Southill - , near Calliugton, Cornwall, -the • Proprietor. - Dated Sept. 27. FOR TuE UTUMN.. - A SWEETENER OF TILE BLOOD: MO those - who . are Aiilided - with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other - Disorders arising front impure Blood; - to those likewise whose Om stitutrons have been impaired by the • injudicious admini stration of Mercbry ;' to those whose puerile indiscretions have already given birth to disease, or sown the seeds of de bility ; and particularly to thu►se who, "being married, or •on the eve of marriage, are liable to entail corruption on their posterity, it must he'a matter of no small consolation to re tied, 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. At this season of thusyear;:.a Sweetener of thd Brood has ever been deemed.ll4teStikty, - • Mid it is even recommendtd by the Faculty as a NVii;ei,preeautionary custom ; the advantages, tiierefore; of ednltriencing - an••ttArly..course •of De Velno's :Pins, on accomiti , of their efSetrey, safety, pleasantness'of operation;, and convenience (requiti ng no cot;tinement, oi• re sttaint in diet„ must. be self.evident to every impartial per. son. I t has also been. ascertained by ample experience; that these Pills are tile best auxiliary' during the Practice of Sea Bathing,. the advantages of which are lined to' the surface of the body, unless some mild alterative, capable of cor reding the properties of :hp ISloOd,- brr taken-itr4he same time. . Prepared and sold, in Boxe s , p r i ce 4s. ed.' or six - boxes in one, price 11. 2S. by the Proprietor, j. Piddiug,,forrrierly Surgeon in the Army': at his Warehouse; No. 76, Oxford street-, opposite the•Pantheou ; also ,retail by, Tiatt,•••..Royal Exchange ; Ching andßutler, No. 4, Cheapside ;• Swinney, Z I, •' 4Vay,iy Nom. p 4; 74, Bordue i ti acid by every hied:4llle Yeriagi - __4l,tlip ciptiv. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE . ; • • - • tFth Sefter:ter; r r HE PRINCIPAL 6:PRICERS - IIL MA: YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby g ive plotice, that will sell Gy PubliC• juaiiat at the Towei-; on thiir.ial•ii• the 1414 of Oacher next, at EleVen in the F,;re , oOn, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD and iINSERVICEABL,E ORDIVAJVCE STORES; consisting of tarbilis, arid Pisidli; 13 . afieli for Miii4dcits rind Carbines, Musquet. Locks, Bayonets, and Steel Rariliners, Swords of Scirts, Halberts and Snears, 131nkLeatb4r Ac.. coutrt 4 :trierits: .Flints of sort, a Ouantiiy of l3eddhig, nw Sand Bag 3, Piecet of Tents; Wadmill vi i t ua Flags and Burning; Light Dragoon Saddles ccimplete ; Quantity of Harness; Greasp and Medicines; Hands crews., Sho4els, Spades; Pickaxes; Barrows, Feather tdgo • Boards, Match .Wady and Paper Stull; Oil anti Paint. • • Nails and SpikeSof sorts; Busliel. anti Lump Ilan, Cop:_ per; junk, and 3 Quantity of CC4Liage -with vat ions other the itiholt ikilClJ ma, be v.eeivrii -at the. Tower till the day of . Sale. Printed Lists of the Loti be 41',:lhAerid to such fireori.; as •'atply for them attiie Office of OrtlirOfe in -the J Oi-dce; be Board, R. li. CREW, Secretary . OFFLE OF ORD:V.4I\XL, ,Sepietber 28, q.a2. , . H E RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of 11;s AL43 I- EsiT's 01 DNA.. CE, dj hereby git:e that 'there are in His Majesty's Ordnance Storrs at Dublin; us well as in seteral ether Ordnance Stores in lrelana',- a great : yet= ricy of ACCOUTREMENTS; HORSE FURN4TURE; CLOTHING, BAGGAGE; &c. beknging to the Colonels ; and other Officers of Regiments of Eiragons, Pent:4h Critaki.i, Ells. that have been on litqy in Ireland; 7Chich claimed and taken away on or before the I.lida; of December next;, will be soil to clear ills Majesty's Stores o f them. • - , • :• Ail applkilitions for dpg , of the move to te made i n ` 3 ,Zn a/dressed to the Respeatve 9fficers His itlajesj's Ordnance: Dublin. CHURCHMAN's PATENT CHOCOLATE, • • IVith printed Directions for tiSing; T" Reputation of which 3 been ( . !t'ablisliek 4 . • • - nearly a century, for its superior excel lenee,of facture, thereby aftbrk,ing the most delicatCatfrl §aluy N triment, adapting it for Persons. at every Period md o f life ; ;: o i I tif4nts ; for Children and Young Persons; for extreme Age,' it beint, periiapS, Mare twin. ans , o - thef substance in nature, a renovator of the Blood, aiid making a p'olatithlssiiii tritive Meal fiif aged Petson,:, when their Stoitiach are ~vGr; from every other Food ; for Females, unvi;:r every cittiitV, stance, to WhOm it is particularly favourable; being trigh!s-, nutri:ious, without any of the pelnicious etleets oPWinf-; irttt Spirits, which af,:t new; by the most enlighreneAPracllic, e ,-;:; ers, entireiy laid aside, as the grapd s ou r ce o f t h at t i tta !A 47 order the C Fe-Yer. To CONC) M I Sli'S the Patentee recotriniends . Ns! C/r. - .7.:, colates of itlferldr prices ' One as low as . .4s. 6d. a pou r i d these contain alI the properties above - -nientloned pr . o.. gartion, and, allowing one squiarzi or Nall ;in ounce, Breakfast, ahem ILA. it win be toutfd 'Cheaper than ; as thy - toast urtiy h used; 'add hal f the qlantity Of Urea '+ fully' satisfies; IP.Y'S PATENT COCOA, which has lonr ty&ep, tc .: lute as a kireaktdst, cunt;nnes tt);)::; nl. it of an celient quAity, and which, it prepamt acco - aling to maion; v;i . ll scarcely be.ilistii.tuiShecl troth a ticlicge Chu calate. These Articlesare to b4hdd •of . thci Patentee, arid a!I Tea-dealers in Bristol, and ... , in general, of one or more'every princiiial ToW it it in (attar Britain ; but- none can lie de pended on as get - unite which has not on the Lab..•lot each Pac;: ket the Name of losePh Stoics iy; Britol; tb cbtaiiefeit which is Fel,:ly _ The Patentee havlng had repeated comp lain N• frOar his. merotts' Friends:4i/ tire difficulty - of otstaining the above:Atli.; cies in London,, has appointed the follo&ing respettabile dealei's as Agents expressly - : P o?s ipplving FamilieS, Yit.. Fry and Sons, Mitdred's-:conrt; 'l'otrltrv: • - William Bennett, Mitre-court; Cheap;ide. James Bzil f No. 5, 13ishopsgate Without. • - Henry and George 'Fyn:l..; No. 3i3; Frolborri: C.,therall.andßutc;3e.r, : ' • William Robinson, No. 174; Tolson and Lewis, No. 148_, Bond-street: • • _ • • _ • • WORTHY the ATTENTION of THE AFFLiCTED: St X, , TT is but justice id yoUr merit, that should ad 4 is knowledge, in thiptrbni ibanner, thegOod effed I I erietrccct from taking your valuable MEdii:lrfei; thelicitanical Syrup and Nervous Cnrdtal. - - - - I was afflided fur several rears with a 4 , iolenf Scorbutic Disordet ; as also' with - Deatiress- man aliftniins4 degreo. • - I could find no benefit for these complaints ; :although I plied to several of the Most eiiiinthtt of tlit "Faculty; but Wit:: perfectly cured by takingthe above Mcdigines. I am, Sir; =. Your ever grateful and .hitinble 7 Seg a nanti;m:ilisie,4 ' JOS EPTI Alt - rHY; ya m Ilevbridge; near Malden; . Essex. WittieSs to the ado's; " ‘Vm. Saxton, 'l'illingham, ESseX., May 27; iboa , : . Dear Sir ; - . My situation for many years hag been -sn truly •serable, that I here ofteit wished for death to reliev Me t ~ hut hive wished in vain ! Owing to juvenile indiscretions; xice.tiontraeted at school, I laboured under 'al,itiost a telrl - `deprivation of sight . ; my memory had lost Its retentive powers * and my other faculties were so myth linpitirdil, that I had little hopes, while my existence tnight be prolonged; of being any thing else than a-drone in the great hive of so.; :cicty. I had applied to a nitnilier of einineht whose prcacriptions, instead of relieving, tended o n ly to in.: crease the malady, until, about fourteen months sine:re, Ikat made acquainted with your two valuable Medicines, the 1304 , TANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDiAL; and; after taking, three bottles, I found myself so rritichltiviforatedi both corporally and inentally,that I cotildscakely credit the evidence of my own sensef By taking two bottles rtiare, found myself so perfectly restored to health and spirits, that I feel thyself, maylot allowed the eMpression, an itiliKtt..• • tant of another world. ?thout ten months since I married; and three weeks ago my wife presented me with a son; to thit great joy of myself and friends,. who had a long time despaired of having the family name perpetuated: f, Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable dare will be a benefit to the comm .- in - 14 ; and to young men hi particUlar i you are pet - fee - fly at liberty - to' do so. My - rank and situation in life makes it improper for my.name to appear at the bottoni of. an axlverti4eMent in a putlic raper; ho*- ever, shall be in London about the initildle of next month 4 when I shall be happy to assure you With What respect •intt gratitude I ant; Sir, Youit.rsiueh OhilgedMimi le' Ser:'anty W. E. 'loyal the Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous. Cordial; to be had at the Dodoes Itouse, No. 9; Albion- stitet, Iu fro - fileit at fl. 2S. r rs. 6d. and ss. sd. (duty included); Jeboult and late Bacon, No', Oxford-street; Opposite Band.: street; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, 1 - folharn ; Withers (fate Cott ell's) Medi*citie WafehOuse; No: 229; Strand ; Temple-bar; 'Royal Exchange . ; Perfumer to His Majesty, No. 4i, Pall-Mall; E. Newbery, corucr.olSt. Paul's Church-yard ii3oltnn's,'Royal Exchange and Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Burgeois, Amick and SON., NO. ,32,•Raymtvrket ;•1 S'llaw s s' Medic W Areh6u lei High-street, Borough ! opposite the Southwark Bank ; Mt, Pi ldinhis,. No. 76, Oxt2td-street, e'Ppo's•it.t•the Pttitheolif "lorbel; Druggist No. Blackman;street, Borough ; Dicey ; Isow-,ane. . . Ani to be had of al! the tio'*ellars 0r.,1144 pal Market Towne in the