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14 '/ 1 A rdu r 1 I Irish jar! ' All6ii Icigh,: harks of the vita. NUMBER 3160. T HEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENIITG, Nov. 5 , 1802, t% • will be performed, AS YOU LIKE IT. Rosalind, Mrs. lORDAN. WITH MIDAS. Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWICK : Juno, Mrs. HARLoWE ; Aspollo, Mr. KELLY ,• Pan, Mr. CAULFIELD. Midas, Mr. SUET f ; Damvetas, Mr. WATH EN ; Silent), Mr. DIGNUM ; • Mysis, Miss TYK ER ; Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Nysa, Mrs. BLAND. 1 1 Saturday, The Mer Wives of Windsor ; the Pm of al staffby Mr. Stephen Kemple (being his last performanc), 'With The Children in the Wood. On Monday, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him ; Sir bashful Constant, Mr. Bannister, -jun. •Loveinore,- Mr. ~"rotighton ; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. C. Kemble ; Mus -4111 Miss Pope ; Mrs. Loyemore, Mrs. Pope. THEATRE-ROYAL, COENT-GARDE N.' rrO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. will he p-:.eformeci. TAMERLANE. Bajazet, Mr. COOKE. On Saturday, Delays and Blunders, with HartfordEridge. On \luuday Mr. Graham and Signora Stance will appear in the Opera of The Cabinet, after which it can be periornied but twice, on account of a new Comic Opera which is in preparation, and will very speedily be produced. To give the Public as much variety as possible, the New C°l nedY will be aded only three Nights a Week in future, Which will be Tuesday, Thursdav,.and Saturday. IR A new Musital Drama, in two Aas - , called A'Tale of 11"Y s terY,.is in , rehearsal', and will speedily be produced, with -- "eW Scenery;. new Music . , and Dresses . , , • \7HEREAS ROGER SHEPHERD, late of. d er ti Aipu, in the Cnt of . nanca3ter, Son of Alexan 'llePherdi!l of the - sam ou e pl y ace, 'Yeoman, deceased, Ilaving k n is tei in one of His Majesty's Regiments of Foot, and not "':ing whether he is.living, ordcad, NOTICE I&•1-1.1EREBY That in case the said Roger Shepherd doth not personally pear before John Walls, of Rivington, in the said county, e °Man the • uryivine Executor of the said Alexander Shep herd ' , on- or before the t rth day of March, 1 8a3, which will be 011 e year and two months atter the decease of the said Tea - the said Roger Shepherd will be considered as dead, al.4 l .t reeei re no benefit under the Will of his said deceased • fgan, near Aspul, Oft. 3r, iSrz. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. s WHEREAS - THOMAS. HARRISON, late of Btakeney, in the County of Gloucester, Purveyor 1, f , - riather for the Navy in the Forest of Dean, sta:. ' in , ; -,1 41 at the ~ , .sizes sa n ely held for the said County, for le, I °niourdv frteai ng a Slick. of Oak Timber, containing 120 squar e f,er, of the value of 191. the property of His Majesty. whoever shall shall apprallend, or give such information to Mr. -zhcknell, Solicitor sof the 'Admiralty, in Spring Gardens, %London; as shall be tile means' of apprelk-nding the said Thomas Harrison, shall, on his Lommitinent to Prison, re ~i~ _ is ,l ff' titan from the slid Mr. Bicknell. N. d. .1 . 3;; said ratrison rz aottt . 50 y,;ais of . S feet 9or to injhes. hip, a stroig muscular man, square 3 / I :4e, stuo(ith-faced, florid complcx,on, dark brown hair, . , • at-tne top. EDWARD ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE. MAY, late bel:mgiug'to a Lighte r i. in Hii Majesty's Yard at Plymouth,- having - fled from us t , n „ ce, on a Charge or ;:al'iezzleinent, and being of the fol . f,7" l e, description, viz. a c e about twenty-two yews, height b i e feet siK inches; fair-and fresh complexion, small, sharp, 44 4 4 , eyes, and dark hair, tried; whoever will apprehend i t , 3 Lndice hinh.or cause him tb b.: apprehended and lodged, 0f.. - -r" Of the Gaols - of tlis Kingdom, shall receive a Reward p o ',WE NI- i'-}( POUNDS; with Inc addition of "I'EN u I• 11 )S . Isecured within ten. days Iron, tots Date, o n It i vi . i ng notice thereof to the Undersigned, so goat his identity 414 Y be proved. - . JAMES ,MITH, , Master Atteniant of His Majesty's oft. 30,- doz. . ' _ Yard at Plymouth. , . ADVENTURE SUPERIOR PRETENSIONS ! SPOPE feels peculiar satisfaetion in announcing, I . • to his Freinds and the Public the present LOTTERY, ' n ee, for equality of Chance,• ailministraricy. of Risk, and. ; 4 1 ),, ri0r number of magnitudinous Prizes, it indisputably Most distinguished in the whole Annals Lottery ith'v e nture. Although the Capital Prizes amount to the C 4l , N e.!‘:se, Sum of ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOU.. er zntl POUNDS; the Blanks are proportionably less than. last popular Lottery ; and, what is not frequently ti e lit —rr' ly il eneed the very smallest P rizes .yield.a profit to. pro. e arurchasers. 4ut its more rominent feature of unequalled advantage and attrathon is , , that before the risk of a single Blank is in ttirr ed, or that the Price of Tickets is so advanced as to ex elude tw far the major. part of the Community from ail descrip t i ons o f Ad ven t u r e r s , front Speeulatirs of cPs and t w e nties of Whole 'Pickets, . ickets, down. to the Holder th a n_humble Sixteenth Share, start proportionably lair for stupendous First-Drawn Prize of TW.ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS ! Ada, to these important considerations ‘ that the smallest Share, a Sixtee n th, may gain a fortun e o f, 15 6 z 1 . los. an d t hat every Prize is paid ix FULL i n t h e. short spacw < of two L i onths after the termination of the D v rawing ue ..pronounced an " Adventure of Superior Pretensions.", 1. 1 CK.E:TS - -and SIIARES are now on Sal e a t POP•E's O kTUNATE OFFICE," Corder of the Royal Exchange, 'lost to the Bank. - ARMY COM:vIISSION AGENCY, No. 4, Spring-Gardens. VAU6HAN begs leave to inform Officers titrn„ of the Army, that he transacts at his Office, with the stereey and dispatch, all Negotiations respecting the alid - 7 : 143 e, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions in the Army, 1..i n ; a !• 11 e• procurement also of- Empioyments in the Civil ding of which all due regard shall be paid to tl as, well in perscin as by letter. Ex the, different Appointments and Commissions for Sale and th - c e:ll4ll gf-• being too numerous to be included in the scope Of A ; ‘vertisement, will appear on the Journals ,of his 0 dice, tria ls the same are regularly entered. Subjects tor Me- Ztrials also maturely considered, aixl properly prepared, I,,, 1 • 1 "t requiring any Fee till the object is effected..—Mr. V. ftirnied an extensive Correspondence in England, Ire ;i aixt Scotland, Gentlemen who may honour him with eairicominands, may be assured that no unnecessary delay 61 .1_ occur the management of their concerns. 1.1:Ir. Vaughan takes this opportunity of informing Gentle h° maybe desirous of folloWing the Military Protes ,,e. ! that he is authorized to:dispose of Lieutenantcies, Vteies and Ensigncies free from Reduction ; as also Half. Y o C ommissions which exempt the Purchasers from chial 1) ar . • ' tit jo v A ;, Cornetcy l in au Old Regiment in the East Indies, a very i„!ole purch ase, to b e sold, where the Purchaser will come •L lath Cornet, and on reasonable terms. • N .. •( IL From the very he av y e xpense of Postage, Mr. V. t . I , ler the 11 : - ...cessity of i n fo r ming G e ntlemen, th a t no Let e,' 4 be received by him unless post-paid.; 7 . , , u N THURSD 41 Y, NOVEMBER 4, Ivo2. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. Reigate, October, 12, doz. A DEPUTATION from the COMMITTEE for the intended - Extension of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY, through the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX, and,HANTS to the SEA COAST, having this day attended us with Mr. Jessop's Report, and the Plans and Sections for part of the said proposed Line, and tocommunicate to us the Utility 'of the s4we ; We. the Magistrates assembled at ths 'Petty Session-held here this Day, Do herebY give Notice, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the SWAN' INN, in REI GATE, on Tuesday the 9th day of November next, at . Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take the above Plan into Consideration, when it is hopechhe Noblemen and Gentle men interested.therein, will give their Attendance. ROBERT HUDSON. ROBERT LADBROKE. • CHARLES BIRKHEAD. • HYLTON JOLLIFFE. WM.JOHN JOLLIFFE. TRAV E LI NG " - TUTOR. ABeneficed CLERGYMAN, and Graduate of . Oxford, who luis trAvelled in France, Italy, and Ger- . itiatiy,'is-destrons of again attending the Son of a NlA:At:man or Gentleman thither.. He is capable Of teaching the French, Italian, Greek, and Latin Languages, and spe a ks th e two tormeuently. A genteel Situation and Society is rather his object than Salary;' as he has a small Independency. His iecornmendations are of the tirst.respectability... Letters addNssed to A. R. Hanover Coffee-house, St. james's-street, will be immediately attended to. - • WANTED AT CHRISTMAS, A COMMODIOUS well FURNISHED FAMI- A 1 LY HOUSE, with proilor 0 ffices,' for a Gentleman's Family, from within Ten'to*Thirty;•tive Miles from-London, in a (fry -situatipn, with good R;oads,. and 'near a .Poit or Market Town, in a ny C ount y b ut E ssex and Hentordsilire. Direct fok J. at" Mr. Wrangham's; No. 153,' Bond streets This'Diy was published, its. 6d. in hoards, Handsomely printed in Quarto, embellished with a ,Portrait of Sir Ralph Abercromny, from a Picture. ,by Hoppne.r, A N HISTORICAL' ACCOUNT of. - the TISII EXPEDITION "to LGYPT - ; in whin are • Notcs on General Reyniees 'Publication ; some important Facts relative to General Bonaparte; Remarks on the Moral and Physical' state of Egypt;_ complete Official' Documents, and much other interesidog Matter, with *Maps of the Country, in which every Movement is described:, By Lieuter.ant-Colonel SIR R. WILSON, Knightaif the Order of Maria Theresa. Printed for T. Egerton; at th e Military Library, White- ROYAL REPOSITORY, 18.,3. On the t6th inst. will be published, ffiHE ROY-AL REPOSITORY; -- or, PiEture'sque Foct:et Diary, for rSo3.- Embellished with an ele gant Fionrispiece, taken from the beautiful Gardens. of Piercelield, late in the occupation of Colonel Wood, and now the property of Nathaniel Wells,. Esq.-representing the Precipice called The Lover's Leap." • This elegant Work is also embellished with Twelve other ViewS of Gentlemen's Seats, romantic Situations, &c. in various parts of England. The Whole designed, drawn, and engraved. by Bonnori and fOrrnin& the most complete'AsSemblage of Piauresque Beauty ever °tiered to the Public. To which is added, an Alma nack •' the Sovereigns of _Europe ; a.Correel List of the m penal Parliament, .with their Town Residences ; a Complete List of the, Baronets ; the. State, Naval, and Military Offi cers; ditlere,nt Offices of Government ; Direelors of the - Bank of Enghnd, India Comp,:ny, Wes* India :.44,(2 0 ,A Docks ; Twenty-four ruled. Pages' of •Cash Account; and a Variety, of other essential Information. . The Whole forming a portable, useful, and efegant Alinanack, done up in the usual Variety of Bindings. • Printed for W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and J. Evance, Queen-street, Cheapside. This' Day was published, Price 6s. in boards, A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM o: the LA. THEORY and PRACTICE of MODERN SUR- D E RY, arranged in a New Nosological and Systematic Me thod, ciiderent from any .yet attempted in Surgery, in the Form of a. Dialogue. By HUGH MUNRO, Surgeon.- President of the Chirurgo-physical;anil FAtraorditiary 14Iem br of the American Pnysical Societies of Edinburgh. Qui dubitat, qui spe rog at, Irma dicta tenebit ; is qui nil dubitat, nil cap it inde boni. The Second Edition, correeted and improved. Printed for W. J. and. J. Richardson, i<oyal Exchange. This Day was published, • • . In One Volume, Bvo. price ss. boards, .The Fourth Edition, improved, of T HE STOCKS EXAMINED and Compared.or, A GUIDE to PURCHASERS hi the PUB - LIC FUNDS ; containing an Account of the different Funds, from the Times of their CreatiOn till the Year sSoz, ud_ ing the Imperial and Irish Annuities, transferable at the Bank of England, and the Stock of Public Companies- - ; with useful - and extensive Tables, illustrated by Observations and Examples ; including a New Table for shewing the compa rative Value of Deferred Stock for every half year until the Interest - commences; 'also StatementS of the National Debt, and an Account of the present Plan for liquidating the same. , By WILLIAM FAIRMAN, Life Accamptant to the Corporation of the Royal'Exchange - , Assurance. Printed for W. I. and J . Richardson, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, s. In Two Volumes, Royal 4to. price Four Guineas, in boards, TABLES of the several EUROPEAN EXCHANG ES ;. shewing by inspeCtion, the Value of any Sum of Money in all the principal Places of Europe, at the - different Prices to which the Courses of Exchange may rise or &ill.; and de scribing in what Money, Real or - Imaginary, Books and Ac counts are usually kept, and Bills drawn at each Place, with the plain - Method of Calculation by the Rule of Three. Ta bles equating the'Monies of the different Provinces of Spain 'With each Other, and a Table of the Flemish Money, To which is prefixed, an Account of •the Usances, or Times at which Bills are drawn, from the several Places, together with the Days of Grace allowed in each. By Robert Be wicke, of London, Merchant. • • • a. Price Four Shillings, bound, • EVERY MAN HIS OWN BROKER; or, A Guide to the Stock Exchange. In which . the several Classes of the Public Funds, commonly called the Stocks, are distinctly explained ; and the Mode of 'Transferring or of Buying and Selling them is rendered intelligible for Persons desirous-to transact their own Business. The Thirteenth Edition, con= siderably improved. By Thomas Mortimer. 3. TABLES of INTEREST, calculated at s per Cent. chewing at one view the Interest of every Sum, from One Pound to Three Hundred and Sixty-five Pounds. ' They are also carried on by Hundreds to One Thousand Pounds, and by Thousands to Ten Thousand Pounds,. from One Day td the Hundred and Eighty-four Days. To which are'addal, Tables of Interest, from One to Twelve Months, an,il from Two to Ten Years. Also, . Tables for calculating COmmis sions on Sales of Goods, Banking-Accounts, frain One-eighth to 5 per Cent. By Joseph King, Liverpool. Second Edi tion, fss. boards. 4. Price One Shilling and Sixpence, The TERMS of all the LOANS which have been raised for the Public Service during the last Fifty Years. With an Introductory Account of the Principal Loans prior to that period ; and Observations on the Rate of Interest paid for the Money borrowed. The Second Edition. By J. J. Grellier. . . Also, in One Vol: Quarto, • price 135. 6d. in boards, ALLARDYCE on the AFFAIRS of the BANK of ENG LAND. Containing, among a great varietY of other impor tant Information respeding that Estalllishment, an Average Amount of Bank .Notes tor every three Months, a Weekly , Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation,•Tanle of the Scale of Cash, Bullion, of Discoun s, &c. Together with a Copy of' the Charter, and a concise ccount of the Establishment Of the Bank of Enslamd.,,, . This Day were published, In one Volume Bvo. price 7 s. in. boatds, TRAVELS in SPAIN, in 1797 and 1798. By FREDERICK AUGUSTUS FISCHER. With an Appendix, on the Method of Travelling in that COUntry. Translated from the German. " Our present Author is not one of those tv:w deserve to be read only on account of the advantages of the subject. He possesses both intelligence to know what is worth describing, and skill to describe it with elegance. The scene of his tra vels we consider as particularly interesting. Of all the Conn trieS in Eumpe, • perhaps Spain oflrs the greatest nuniber of objects to the curiosity of the Traveller. " Mr. Fischer has fortunately done more than he. promised. He has visited the most, important places in S pain and given , Us a delineati o n, which includes'ev e ry t hin g of t'he,greatest importance to be known in each. It is the inhabitants, their character, manners, and form of life, which is the subject that has chiefiroccupied the attention of our Traveller." - • Appendix, Anti-lac. Sept. doz. Printed for T.'N. Longman, and 0. Rees, Paternoster row ; and sold by W. 1. and J. Richardson, Royal. E xchange ; and W. Miller, Bond street. PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DININti_TABLES, Dithering in Stile and Han trim thoSe in the old way. UTI,ER'', ORIGINAL MANUF`ACTOR and WARE-ROOMS -4'N°. is and 14,CATHERIN E.. - r E ET, Eight Doors front the Strand,, maker of the above Articles to the KING and QUEEN., Their Royal Highnesscs the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and *Manufac turer of Furniture in general. 13UTLER has observed some of - the various Advertisements opposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco vered; awl:writes in short that, by the permission of PrOVi denth' he manutaetnres and sells as above, (where also may be had i every Article in .the Upholstery. Line)* his superior FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass .Parts ; SO FA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR ,BEDS, which transform the same way, anii' each in a few minutes; DIN -1 N(; TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS;. on a particular compact Construdion ; and various Improye— inents is FurnitUre. • - Hbuses completely furnished ; the Articles of well- season - ed woods and excellent \yolk nianthip. ,Also, tier exportation, Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas sengers, &c. B irt•LER., has constructed several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, &c. at his . ' Manufactory, as above, and with much submission, and a true sense of gra titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge. nerously received. frr in-contradiaion to the false assertions - opposed to the Sale of BuTLER's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, died other Tables ; and the other to Brass, and tither Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw Posts or Feet. The following highly celebrated,Articles are to be had of the • under-mentioned Agents- for the Circuit of this Paper. CORIYIAL BALM OF GI LEAD, TIECIDEDLY is the most elegant and effica / Cious Medicine ever yet discovered for Nervous Dis eases and shattered Constitutions, Corisumptions, Weakness of Sight or Memory, try pochondria,Treinblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, and all other -Diseases arising from a relaxed 'state of the Nervous System'. And .as.various disorders of the human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth ;'and the gross violation of-those rules which prudence dilates for the preservation of health,' and laying a foundation for a long and happy life ,with a tirrn and strong constitution. Dr: Solomon of Liver -pool, recommends his Cordial Balm of Gilead, which has beam administered in Nervous CoMplaiiiff with uncoird - nota success; .in Asthmas, Consumptions, • Flatulehae, Relaxa tion, Obstructions or Bilious Disorders it stands pre-emi nent ; its efliz - Cis are pleasingly quick, certain and lasting. The Balm of ;ilead instantaneously relieves Spasms in the Side, Breast, and Intestines, diffuses a genial Warmth, and prevents cramps and numbness, in or after bathing in spring or sea-water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body, affcled with Languor; .Head-ach, or Hysterical Af tedious, cannot have recourse to a more salutary Remedy than the Cordial Balm of Gilead. To Gentlemen fram the East or West Indies, the Student from Public Seminaries, _or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are par tiOularl} addressed by Dr. •Solomon, whose Cordial palm of Gilead has etleetedsuch wonderful Cures-in cases of debility, originating from heat of climate, or relaxations from ju-' venue indiscretions, and the effects of intense application to study or business. Also the Anti-Impetigines the long sought for Remedy for all stages of the Venereal Disease, when mercury or an . timony, nitrous acid, and other Medicines .so fashionable of late, prove acartive. The fanti-Itnpetigines being ' 'founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, proves of the highest utility. in all cases of " depraved habit with atlet tions of the,skin," hence its efficacy in cases of Scurvy, Scro . fula or Leprosy, as well as in the confirmed Lues, and hence by its sanative power it expels the Virus out of the System, and restores it to convalescence when impaired by disease or the deleterious preparations of mercury, antimony, or aqua fortis _ ' , Each of these Medicines are Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, and the Family Bottles with .the. quantity of four, Thirty-three Shillings only, by which there is a saving of Nine Shillings, Stamp Duty included. Likewise for Pimples; Blotches, Freckles, Ringworms, B lackworMs, Carbuncles, &c. &c. Time greatest clearer and beautifier of the Face is undoubtedly Solomon's Abstergent Lotion, and removes all Disorders of the Skim—Pints 6d.' Half 7 pints as. gd. lt is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safe and valuable Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic and Other Erup-- titans of the Face and Skin. It gently restores the:Skin to,a gree of fainiesli and purity, beyond 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 'free . kles which long illness awl fatigue generally produce : in short, it is the only COsmetic a Lady oan use at tier 'Follette, • with ease, comfort and safety, or a Gentleman have recourse to,: when shaving is become a dreadful operation by an' erup tive disease on the face. . just published, at 35. only, an entire New Edition of SOlomon's Guide to Health ; or Advice to both Sexes, in Nervous . and Consumptive,Complaints, as well as Disorders. liable to be imprudently contracted by Youth. Containing an Essay on the Venereal Disease„ Gleets, Seminal WeakneSs, and Female Complaints, of a private nature ; an Address to Parents and Guardians, Tutors, and those who have' the care and education of youth, withl a variety of authentic tiacts never before inserted in any Edition of Solomon's Guide to Health. Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh - ; R. Bach, Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; 811- . 'minghain, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Blanlford, Simmons ; Bury St. .Edinuod's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Sel don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason ; Colches ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle,' bailie; "Chatham, ,Etherington ; ,Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Chippehham, CoinhS ; Dublin, Dugdale; No. 7, Exchange- . court; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington; Dover, Neales; Devizes ; Lowe Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, 'Crewman and Son ; Falmouth., Elliot s• Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, /vP.Donald; Liverpool; Cats: * druggist ; Leeds, Fsinns, Hohnes ; .Lindoin,. 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OFFICE. of ORDNANCE; Oflobtr 8,• 1802. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ? HIS MA, ' AL JEST I's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that thtL,o Belt by PUBLIC AUCTION,. at. the TOWER, no THURSDAY, the nth of Novenzber next, at Eleven o'Clotk in the Forenoon, a very Eligible and Improveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, the Property of the Ordnance., situ;sle at Rozberhithe, in the County of Surriy ; consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, erehild on- a Piece of Ground on the North Side of Lavender— streat, with various Out-buildings, together with an exten— sive WHARF, fronting the River Mimes, 210 Feet in Le 01, and WAREHOUSES, BAKEHOUSE,_ACCOUN f'ING HOUSE, • and several other Buildings eraled thereon: The above/nen:toned Premises are held Jot - a Term, of Whic4 Eighteen Years were unexpired at Lady Day fart, at the tow Rent of SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum. Ilintediate passessicn 'will be gives: as ,torn as we purchase sLait Le e9,vc:lu4'id The Premises maybe vleWed upon applicatich to Mr. Boater, who is resident thereon ; a d the ,4bstraa of the Board's to the - E.Ctite, may 6e examined at the Secretary's Office, in St, Margaree-ttreet Particular; and Conditions of Yale to he hid at the time `of 8,74, By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Ser. SPILBURY's ANTISCORMITIC DROPS; HIS well-known excellent Medicine, having . been approved by the Public near thirty years, hordlir needs any further recommendation • but a'Oelitl eoLd i of respeaability, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilsoy, in the County of Lincoln; and whose Case was novel, had the goodness to call on the Proprietori, at the Dispensary, No, Is, Soho-so,tiate,-to acquaint them ,of the Cure lie it,d re cently experienced from the use of -their Medicine: Messts; SPILSSURY,. and Co. beg leave to acquaint tbo Public, that by applying to Mr. Hoa g, of Spilsby, they will receive every satistoclory account relative to the Case and Cure al laded to, which, for many reasons, yVould be unpleasant in the Gentleman to have publicly AdvertiSed. A WONDERFUL CURE: By taking one Bottle of Drops only: To Mr. Lignurn, Surgeon s No. 57, Bridge , street, Mandrel!. Sir, Northwich, Cheshire, June f, 1799. THREE years have etapseti since m y D.iugliter (who is now eight years of age), received, I think i may with confidence say, the most extraordinary cure that was ever in public print. Her complaint was an inveterate le- i prosy and .scurvy, with which she was afllitted for, many months in a most distressing manner ; her body, from head to -foot, tace excepted, was sometimes covered with scales, of which, in a morning, handfufr might be taken from her be ; at other times, with eruptions, from which issued a large quantity of ichorous humour, attended w ith insufiir ableitching; the discharge was so great, that she was con stantly wrapped in linen cloths, 'covered with sorm.eunetious substance, to keep them from adhering to the parts. In this miserable and hapless situation she was languishing, whets, - providentially, I was recommended to malLe trial of . your Al:nitzcorivazl:: P.0.t.hvw.:,311.nq I e... , :Rt0 , ' 4 . to God, and you, _for your excellent ineriii ' having taken only one 45. 6d. bottle of the Drops, symptom of her loathsome disorder disappeared, and, thank God, - there has not been the least apev.rance of is return, she hiving enjoyed an uninterrupted state of health 'for the last three years. Any person may be further satisfied by ap plying to Mr. Peter Maddock, of whom I purchased your Drops ; er to, Sir, Your humble Servant, ' THOMAS RITODE. , These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 12s" and 4s . 64.—one izs. bottle, iS.eqUal in quantity to three 41. 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale or retail, 'at kir. nuin's Dispensary, 'No. 57, Bridge-street, Manci.ester ; at Howard and Evans's, No. 47., Long-lane, West-Smith field, sole wholesale Agents in London ; and . retail, the following persons : H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories ;. Clarke,. No. 269, Borough ; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; Jeboult and Co. No. 150,' Oaford-,Street ; Knight Norton Falgate ; Kirk,' No. 119, 3o hilt, Ratclitre ; Mr. t'idding, No. 76 ' Oxford-Street; Sutton, No: t 4 7, Long-acre; and Bolton, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Wade, Old Roncl.Street, and No. 163, Fleet-Street; and by thei principal Venders of Medicine, in every Town in the - United Kingdom, To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq, Dear. Sir N. 9. New Bridge,Street, Lond on . IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to iriforin you of tile very great and extraordinary Cure I have re t•eived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAK.E's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago, I was attacked with a V EN E '‘EA DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly tier some time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply. to the most eminent of the Fatuity, but their. assistance altbnied only temporary_ relief : 1 .went through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced ti a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all..over my Limbs rendered nice criih plete Objett, so that lily Friends despaired of my recovery. W nen brought to,,this situation % I considered death as inevi table, but .a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which - your Phi is had succeedLd, I was iaduced to try a I.l;x' of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months, and following your directions, 1 experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now, thank God, Prfedly recovered, and w.iticing out daily: I doubt not, but one more box', Which I thin:: cautious to take, will establish my health in its original state. . . _ _ It is with theanost heart:felt gratitude, that I subscribe myself; Sir; yuur much obliged bumble Servant, Deansi,ate, Manchester, July r, iSot. W. PEARSON. P. S. For the public benefit, f du not obje . 6t to the .above being published, but leave you. to ad as yout - own better j utigtuent. shal I diclate. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOS. TA YLOR Membgr of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant residence of more than Thitty - -sig: Years, in a p'rattice, particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs-pi Generation in 'both Sexes; with that inviolable secrky whicii Men of his Ptofession should alWatl observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous— . ly'adannisters to Persons taking this Medicine, will be es;•eczned by a discerning Public, as an elcivantage seldom to be,obtaiii . e'd; arid void of ambiguity.. AlSO' sold, by his Appointment, for the. conitenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No; 35, St. Al ban's-stri=t, Pall Mall ; the l'oyshop, No. re,;, °alto& street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr.. Boater's,. South-biidge, Edinburgh ; Mt. Dublin;, Mr. 13illinge's, Liverpool ; Atkinson's; Man chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in liokes of only 2s. 91. each, sealed,,up with Wit and plain directions ; wrier - 0y persons of citnet sex May cure therilselves with ease, speed, s..a;tecy, and safety. N B; Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which; by tavour of thd-Conunissoners, is print, ed . , at the Stamp , ottice, " Taylir, No. q, New bridge• st tt , ttt," to imitate which is felony, ar►d all others are cowl. terfeit, - , 13.4- j U 11. 6 Hay- Bid!, ,IBarn DaiiJ y, ~c,~ daYs L vi4t a El- ~~yr LtLrcr , ti :.~ r,_ ~;~ i the and r . K.- w,c hr IVO ; AAA. ;f1 cs. * I t.lt •jr:l itra ;tonc f t►io 1,0 1 ta:t s r E j iteri rtes , MT. Lo►s- tile SOF', ,o ' oltY Wl3. Oct, t • (die I re tui; e~~ ~e~,,: