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74*7:9::,,.1` 1 -I, K ' - irip: / --., - t _. ' . ''.- '.t.'- -:. \ ,;.,/•..i.,,L•tir,- ,- i, -:A .14- - ' --- t•l'r 4, c.,7 - - ,- •i ;corgc ._,,•,,,11 ,o''B , „„,, :e , .. .... _, ~,,,\,:,, ~:,„,,, 0 ~1 ...•, ~:.-:, .;- i i 4 , 1 1.,-,p-H'.2' S,r----„..--1--_, '''' rc:,.......... ' -lr i ... -4 ., ti ,e,t , ..-,;,::: ::—.---- _ __....... ~,.,.._...0 .„.. 1 3 R s. _ L I .------ - - - -..it* ,,-,,,,,,,,- V e-/ - . -0" a ,v ... \''t, ). I) Jnei l l ‘4 ; 44 - trk.TA‘ - i/Villl* \,X NUMBER 3100.] elll. I HUR SDA Y, AUGUST 26, 1802. [PRICE 51\PENCE., GENER..4I. POST OFFICE, • . VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal_Highness the PRINC E WHITEHALL, August to, ISoz. THEREAS it has been :humbly represented- to V the King, that many 'daring and alarming :)UT_ RAGES have . bten lately committed by- Persons unlaw.fully assembling, armed and disguised ; and that en or about the following times, vit. NEW MIISft7 . . • Just published, by G. Thomson, York place, Edinburgh, and T. Preston, No. 97, Strand, London, The sth and tith gooks,- or - Volume 111 Containing .• "riFyy - SELECT SC() I' EISA SONG 3.; with I an INTRODUCTION, an'ACCONIPANIMENT, ..nci a CONCLUSION to each Air, fca the Piano torte, - &c. wh o lly composed by • lIADN ; the Poetry chiefly - . by I3URNS:- •. • of WALES. THE GRAND ORIENTAL GALA will b e • repeateloin the same stile of MAGNIFICENCE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY. August 27. Amgzat2s, MO TICE' is I. , ereb) , tivett Thai _,a 'MAIL (ill be male up a2-this 6 , 1 94 On 'he first NVE DN ES.DA":I • lifo ,, tb, with .'.Ac LI:ItTERS . fe . 14 bAIIANIk ISLANDS, to • b'e for:carded by the lam:lie - a ticket, tchici cn her return to Europe tell/ .ouch at (2 rooked Island, and recsive from/by:T.: , the MAIL f:r .61 pinix.:2Nii , f.qje- D" Ls Foi:tmastei General; FRZAICIS FREEZING; Admission Three Shillings. PN)rs open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight &Clock. April 22d last, a large Hay-riek, and a fete days afterWard3,- a Dog-kennel and t)at-rick, belonging to Mr. Warren, of War minster, Wilts, were wil wily add malicious y set on fire May 2o The Cart of Mr. Bayley, of_Calstone Mills, near Devizes, returning from WarminAtt, was stoppedon the Downs, by five Men, (four of whom .6,-4 4lt r faces disguised, and a sixth Man holding their._ coats at a dislariCe,) and the Driver compelled to leave the Cart, whilst the Men eta' and otherwise inpred the Cloths therein June 23. A Gun was fired in the night, - into the window of a House occupilbya Workman of fklessrg Bleck and Strode, at Warminster. About the sante time, aßick. of Hay, belong ing to Mr. Dunn, of Trowbridge . , was wilfully and malicious ly set on fire. • June 26. A large kick of Hay belonging to Messrs. T. and M. Tugwell, of Bradford, was also wilfully at4d maliciously set on firei and a threatening Letter Was.abnut the same time put under the door of the workshops of, and addressed to, the said Messrs. T and vl Tugwell. june 29, in the night, a G , :n Was - fired into the Chamber of the dwelling-house of Mr. Henry .Wansey, of Warminster, in the County of Wilts. July 6. In.thanight,a Gun was fired into the House of John 'lones, and another immediately afterwards‘into the House of Baker, both Workmen to Mr. Henry Wansey ; and the same night a Gun was fired into. the I-louse of Mr. Stancomb, ManufaCture; at Trowbridge. j lily 1,;. - the night, 'a Barn, - table, &e. the property of G.Mr. Warren, Mann tactu ret4 at Warminster, was .wilfully and maliciously set fire to, and wholly consumed ; amid an anonymous Letter Was sent to another ManufaCturer, at War. minster, about this time', threatening, by. Almighty God, to have. his hie within a .moh,th. paper :the 5 1- 1 44 47 5 63 / 4 674 671 • 12 36i SOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL. LOCK FUND. THE DEPUTIES far Managing the LOCK CONCERNS of the Somersetshire Coal Canal Com Pany, intend to meet at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath, on 'Tuesday tbe -7th day of September next, at Eleven o'clock is the Forenoon, to receive Proposals from, and agree with, Uri) , Person or Persons desirous of undertaking the Masonry 91 Nineteen Locks intended to be ereded on the R A sT 0 LINE; and of Seventeen -Locks on the DUNK ERTON LINE of the said Canal ; the Stone and Lime to be provided 11;1 delivered by. the Company to the Contraagrs on the isp?t As 'there are various Colledions of Scottish Songs;., it seems proper to explain what are the distinguishing features of the present Work. . I t comprizes all the fine Airs in their purest' form, unmixed With trifling and inferior tunes. Many of the Airs have`been arranged for two VOices ' in this.volinne by .1! A Y 1)N, and in the preceding volumes by PI. t- - YI..L and KOLE L.L.TC“, without the slightest alteration -ot their melodies. Instead of a puzzling thorough Bass in figiires, those: Cottiposers 'have here' given a delicate Avdompaninient in Notes, intelligible to every Piano Forte Player.—The IntroductOry and con cludjfig Symphonies of those Composers, tudoe ft:hind - in this in Wor,k, a n d i n no ot h er , f or vaivaoie addition to each Song, and furnish the Piano Forte Player, Ste. with an-'in exhaustible variety of Pieces, e9ually new and The Poetry will be found worthy or the Music,— While. every coarse and silly Song is excluded, all the inimitable Songs of Burns, and others of singular merit, are subStit.ttzd and English Songs, suited to the Airs, are given in addition to the Scottish verses..---' Those who wish for early impression's of the 'Third'VO lume, which is ernbellisned with a stroke Engrain:; of toe Soldier'S•Rettirn, will please to send their onnues .ro Thomson. : The price is a C uinea. The Violiii and. Vio lOnCello Accompaniments, when wanted, may be had,sepa- • dtelv, at '3s. each. • 91 '„* Lately published as above, TWELVE GRAND NATAS,. with Rqndeaus on Scottish Subjects, .frir the Piano Forte, by P EYE I. and KQLELIJCa. Any cth,:r üblication of this kind bearing the nameof either Cciutpoer, is wholly spurious. 11:1411' CO I'ff R S. Comm; sort'-y-Gewei Office, No. 55, Great Georee- Streft, AL•giiii 25 ; • °TICE is hereby -err Pers , :ws desirous 7 . , of corinTaing t 9 surly cut AilOwilt E r tlPer and m b 7 con• Plans, Sections, and Specifications may be seen, and fur • ;her Particulars knominany time atter the 3d day of Septein_ bcr. on application to Mr. Wm. Bennett, Engineer, Mit_ ford, near Bath ; or to K.-BOwslier, Solicitor, Bath. C. CONSTABLE. • Symond's Ilia, zsd - August, iSez: use of the /1121 . 1;-, , BREAD fir the l'cv - p..5„ as will !n Cantornifxts urd Zear. ters ai in 13arrack':- . 2 , : , r,',:anties Of Surrey and usive tat of I .am most 0.47 : :S /yr the CC7 7,4 ' y ;Z , .ar:eis in tie . tt,.e.r X9 2 (k. A - „.4, , 514.! • • /ITS; A ,V.hr the ay. yin PerniArbi the of KenficndNertharnpton: T A:illcries - me ce on and ~ 4r the 25th day of Se f ';enther 7;e:a ;tat Propofals rer, Writiak, sealed - lip, and misted T enacts toe tny received at ILI: Offier,• on or bef.,7? the - Elb a day ;.,:ep:ember. geon, le in r the, d'de: :NE -14- c roils latu re 1 NVO:.• Propc , sals.;;Juit 6e ;lade stP4rate fir each Coanty, and if u;11 . tl e. postage to be paid: Tbr ,c 1 the (...wztrail may b. bad upo!: aprlicatis , n o.llice-;any 4e,weenytGe.lliirc of Elevenin tke Morn— ing and 14;icr . the .411,>;:i.77z. has'fo t, HOTEL, CALAIS. GRAM) begs_ leave- to i n f orm th e No.. • 4..." • bility and Gentry, that ethe above HOTEL is fitted up in the beat stile, aua ;n a foist delightful situation,, Coin ini...;ing an extenStve view of the Quay and tin: Sea. so as to See tile vessels bad: , vards.and forwards in the Cnainiel, . and likewise of the Cs - )ast of F'„nglancl. He has good , Stabling, 41 'd peovides' Carriages in the English stile, at a Moment's uotic e to an.: pan of Europe. Places are also taken in the Public Coaches. • Those Travellers who please to hondur him with their Presence, will be sure to meet with all peSsible ACCOITIMO * t . ation, and par; icular atte n tio n will De given to the Baggage, 1 .-7 4 t it may be carefully conveyed to and atom the Custom . jot' s; and also to the obtaining the necessary Pa.is'poils; so lilat Travellers may experience no 'delay in • pursuing their Corary is kept in the House for their amusement. WANTED TO PURCHASE, In Worcest.:rshir,:, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, -War wl..l(skire., or the Ury dart of C iOucestershire, c(cott and Coni:coient.HOLJSß., .tit 'for. a Gen tianant Family, in a dry and pleasant Sittiti.:sll, co mmune:64g a Tne R44tiins mist be. large . airy. Thure must he arietitufe ific4:S., a Walled Gar tn, and Shriiiilx:ry, exit:A:sive, will b more r re e•wie. The - t; round must be well wooded. A River nr r ean lIS WiSITIXi pr.; but may be d!spensed ss itlt. Together Wit ti .1 he House, there otust hundred ACCCS Of ; mote a less 'Waite tio Miff rciice,— hl►House muss: not ix. more titan an hundred miles from It is milledpersons . not having a House Suiting toe above desetiption, will notapk.iy. A. °"e r•lin have, ;ii,d will airea a Line 1) 'citt 'paid)• h. tit Mr. Willi ams ' s, N o. i; Church -street, Millbank, "cstininster, Parliculitrs, be duly aitcnd-• . via to. ' July 14. In tile night, the FaccryotMessrs. I)nes, Hart, Tones, and Co, at Stavertna, near tiratit,rd,. attdeked by an Armed Body of Men, rho tired many rounds of Bullets. Slugs, &c. which dernolisned toe Winnow;, and did otrier damage. . . July 14: This night, CtiPai-Mill and Premises, near Beckington, Sorrivrset, the property of Mf. Newton; were wilfully ankmaiiciouily set on fire, and whody destroyed: July 2,2. Toe Mills at Littleton, in the of Steeple- Ashton. Wilts, belonging to Mr. Naisb,oiTrC:\vori4e, were attacked by an arrne.l ty,ny or men, 'm.tily of wriom had their faces blacicenal) and who wilfully and malicio'.:sV sat fire to., and wit. lly, destr9yo. the .same, W:,th:trie Machin3ry and Stock irr Trade thereinto - a:very. considerable amount; after ‘vhi - crt . they went *way, threatening destrutliou to othet Mids. _ _ night, fwb Ricks of 1--lay, the property of Mr.,New.rnan, Manufeauter,..of MOcsharn, were wilfully and Maliciously et on fire. July. 28. The Factory at •4iverron ' belonging to Messrs. Jones and Co. 'was 'again attacked by an Armed Body of i‘len, who Lied from three different parts at the Centinel on duty. filly 2.9, in the night, a Dwelling-house, situate at Bear, field, near.Eraaford, the property of John tones. Esq. was-wif fully and . maliciously set on lire, and destroyed. His ithjesty, for the better apprehending and bringing t 0 justice the persons-concerned in the Felonies above-mention; ed, is hereby. plea:.ed to promise his most gracious pardon to any one of tnein, (except tne person or petsons.'who actually set any of tile: same Premises and matters ,aforesaid on tire, or who actually wrote the said letters) who shall discover his or their accomplice or accomplices in any or either of r:e above Felonies, so that he, the, or they, may be apprehended and convicted thereof. .YELHAM. And, as a further encontagerneat, a REWARD of FIVE Th;l 1) RED POUNDS (w here no inriner, ReWaiTl hal - been oftered for any of the above otiiinees, and in cases where far mer Rewards have been altered, a Rewaid to make up such forrnrr gewar4is rite Hargirat Itcr: by 0f.6.f.ra.-I t' any person cr persons making suctCdiscover) as aforesaid, (except as is befOre exeeptecl)• to be paid on conviction of any one or more of the offenders, by R. BO WSIT E R, SQlicitor, Bath. PRIVATE EDUCATION for ONE or I'WO YOUNG LADI ES, on a.,lileral Plal in a d,:zlrable Situation, with a lVidow Lady and her Daughter References to be had of Mr. &Wen, No. 5. Charing-9;oss. : GLO,UCESTi: • TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, MANORof PAINS‘V A.Trulypesire anti Itriprovaiite FREEHOLD ESTATE; 6 miles from Gloucester, 3. fro . n Stroud, ..tz from Chelteithawi, • and Zy tiom Bristol,- consisting of the NI ANOKor PA IN W I-C K, extending over several thousand 'Acres of Land, with fines, Cnef-Rents, Quit-Rents, and Heriots, issuing out Of . nearly 300 different Copyliold Terie tnents, .whLh,' with the Tolls-of the Market; is.a most de sitable'purchase for any Gent tertian of the Law. Also a Ca pita! Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Garden and Plea ~re Ground, 336 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas tuce:alid Wood Land, fong compad, and surrounding the House; with two iniprovable and valuable Streams of Water - running . through and uniting in the same, very convenient for erecting id for the use of the Manufadory carried on in the netAbboildiood.' And also 38; Acres of Inclosed Wood- Lands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash Trees, within-the Manor. The whole capable of very „great improvement, - both tar pleasure and profit, and may be reasottaaly estimated at - upwards of 7001. per annum. `Ptinted -Particulars may be known, by applying to Mt. W. -Baylis, ofPainswick, who wilt '-shew the Premises ; ut qtr. Saunders, Attorney; Stroud ; of Messrs. I'.• and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Messrs Hoilskin. son *sad Co. Surveyors, Ne.. 35, Arundel -street, I ss ention, where a Plan-of the Estate may oe•seen. NEW 'MAP of CANALS and NAVIGABLE RIVERS. Day was published, on One lary,e Sheet, Price Ss. neatly coloured, ni on Canvas for tile Pocket, 7s. SMril: l l's NEW MAP of the n INLAND NA. . vl GA TI ON of ENGLAND and WALES, on which tae exact length. of eaelt Canal' is accurately describect; the whole clown from th 6 most correct Plans of the separate Canals extant. Pinned tdr C. Smith, Mapseller, No. 472, Strand, corner of Surrey-street. Where may be had, jut-pubiisited, a Tian of the Grand Junction Canal, with the Branch to Piidding td.i, price-2s. Measured from the customary' Standards, viz..: Hyde Park. Corner. Westminster and London firiOes,- Tyburn Turn pike, Si..ireditch and Whitectiaini. Churches, t 'Hicks's &c. Thus Day was published, in Crown 061avo, price 7s. 6d. in boards, a New'Edition of . . CARY's NEW ITINERARY. ; or, an Acc.u. rate Delineatibn'of the GREAT. ROA DS, both Dire and Cross, throughout ENGLAND 'and WALES; with 'natty at the Principal-Roads ins SCOTLAND. Font, iln ethial At:measurement Math by Command of His Majesty's rbStinister General, for Of Piapbses ;. under -the , Di, reciion and Inspeetion. of Thomas Hasker, 'EA .:surveyor and Superintendent of the- ;ail Coaches; 'particularly dis tingitistring all Places on the ROads which are Market Towns, and such - as have PoSt-01iices tire Receipt and Delivery of. Letters ' To Which are added, at the'end of each Road, the hal Nes of those Inns that-supply Past-Horses and Car riage:4 back or retnrn Routes, with the Distance from Stage to Stage; a most 'extensive Selection or.Noblernen and Gen tlemen's Seats, copious Indexes, &c. &c. accompanied with a General Map, exhibiting the whole. Of the Roads described iii th..: Work, and soother Mapexpressly adaptedta the Cross Roads, on winch are added, lii:;uresmfßeference to the Page whirc-each is described. Waif engraved Title:Page, Dedi cation, &c. &c. - By JOHN CARY, • • • Survivor oldie koads to the General Post Office. Nore.—A few Copies are printed on Royal Octavo, hot pressed,,Scc. adding large Margins rat Reniarks, price 13, in boarns. for J. Cary, Map-seller, No. isr, Strand; of wltorn may be Lad, 21.1.ips of every description. - GAME LAWS. • . • • This Day was published; • . - - Printed upon a Broadside Sheaf of tine Imperial Writing . ' Paper, Price 3s. 6d. . .. . ACONCISE TA BLE ot thc . LAWS in F . Orc' relating to Game, Fish, and Dogs ; to Which is sub joined, the .Law of Trespass in pursuit. of Caine. This Table will be found iiselui to Persons - 0f eyerv' description interested eieher in the Preservatiaor Destruction ot G.une, being so cOnstruded hat at one view may be seen the various Offences which may be committed, the Penalties qualified Perstms'and others may incur, the Modes of Recovery and Application of the pecuniary Penalties; with other necessary Particulars. Sold, by R. Baldwin, Paternoster-roxv ' • L. B. Seeley, No. 15, Ave Maria Lane and Knott acid 1.4,)yd; ham. , • -THOUGH_ ell , fral - Remedies are discovered - which - perfeeliy eradicate every species of ScuprY, Leprosy, Rheumatic and . Gouty Pains, yet none *found, equal either in expedition, pleasantness, safety, or Cheap ness, to' Dr. PATE RS(ISI!s VEGITAIILE DROPS, which in Scrofulous Sehirrus, oi Cancerous. 't'umor's, Ul cers, and White Swellings, .perforni the most WOnderful . cure and in Convwlsive, Epileptic, Paralytic; as well Menu &Derangement, and other - deplorable Nervotis Atka:- tions, where lar t ie quantities •of celebrated Medicines have been tried in vain, a small Bottle of thcSe Dross has given the happiest pruots of their excellent properties; particularly in promoting a regular appetite and true diOstion, expelling all rirrarbid iminour.s, - and causing proper :purity, textutc, and tenacity, with free circulation and equal (11s;ribati•vii of the nervous and other fluids, a r.d therebY,rernoxing ai nil ions, wino', and ,spasmodic complaints, 'whilst they .'koduce er.,faposure at mind, a ch , •eral flow of spii accoinKinicd with an agreeableditfusion of natural warnith and lively sen sation through.every -part of the animal frarhe, so as to ren der the sickly„ weak, and-delicate habit healthful, and re store the decayed constitution to a state of strong These Dropsare inclosed in plain uirecqions, and a!)po!kated to be sold by Tutt, Royal FAchange; ,Ward, No. 244; Hol born, opposite Gray's Inn, London ; C. Collins, 9.:SliSbuty ; Horsey - and Wo(xlward, P , n tsea ; Watts ,and Harding, Gos port ; Donaldson and . Motpley, Portsmouth ; Jennings, isisho p's Waltham ; gob•hins,• NY inehester -Sefton, Soutn amptun Jones, iningt - on ; - Benson, Ringwood ; Moore, Poole- ; anti moat Venders of Patent Me-, divines in Great Britain; at - Ss:' - tibath,, duty included . ; and may -be had •at - N0..4, - Little - Tower-street, London; where all orders whokrole Ind retail are du at encied to. Also' his M R I! I r quding no restraint of - dtet, busine;s, cc aro a saie, expeditionv arid infallible cure ib every st: , yze of a certain disease, being sealed up in - plain diretAions, oy winch alt the barn:nil edeas'or tilat.insidious disofder ar immediately . prevented by attending to the piethod tlierein directed ; price ss. 5.1. fluty included. . . . To Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool. • SIR, HAVING beep for setieral years affl; aed with a violent Nervous Complaint, accompanied with Pains in my I-lead and:breast, so as to he .frequently. , contined for days to my bed, .and having' harl• recourse to tire Factilty- in several parts of this 'kingdom, to no purpose, was-at length recommended to try yolir CORDIAL Of GILEAD ; after taking three bottles, 1 am happy in being able to state, ipid.myself perfeetty recovered, wliibh I .entirely attribute, unaer God, to your Myaluable-medrie. — .You are perfectly at liberty to publish this. circumstlnee,- -and- Lt . :hall niake it Viterally . knutii , rl in this part ot .the Country. I am, Sir, vtiur obedient SeMant; TtlomAs V. CL-ENDENING. ONLY A PEW DAYS TO PURCHASk i The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. Tames Mathews, No. ;8, Strand, has on .hand, a few Five Pound Cases of Dr.-Solomon's truly valuable Medicine, the COR DIAL ,BALM of GILEAD, containing . the quantity of Twelve. Halt Guihea Bottles - --these can only be "purchased prior to the tat ofSepteinher next, in consecrence of the heavy 'Duties', imposed on Medicines of that value,' which cominenee on that day. (Patients who are de inOus of perse vering in the use of this excellent • Medicine, and SA V INC; ONE POUND SIX , SHILLINGS;' are therefore acivited tolose no time in'applying for . the - same,. as the NY ;Ink S tock of Five Pound Cases remaining unsold on the. ist-of Septein bet, will be returned to the. Proprietor.' - Also- afew of the Family Bottles at • .565. of the 'ANt 1 ETIGIN ES for .the Scurvy, Leprosy, Lets Velire.a, 40. whereby the Purchaser saves 135. . The- sale•of which . will like - wise he withdrawn after- the Ist M'Septerhber. ' • Sold-by Remnant, Hamburvh ; R acll, Peter-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. ;8, Strand,: London ; and in 135th, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin •„Brighton, Gregor) , • mingliarn, Knott and. Lloy d -; bedtord, Smith ; BlanZitord, Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Sel .don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry,- Rollason .; Colchcs: ter, Kellner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, . jal4e; Chathatn; Etherington ; Chelmsford, : Clachar ; Chester; Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phi - Gipson ; L irencester, Smith ; Chippenharn, CoMbs ; Dublin, DUgdale, 'NO. 7, .Exchalwe 001,11t ; Derby,. Drew..7 l Duthatn, l'ennington;. Dover, Neales ; Devizes ; •.:13on,•,ltester,,Virtzie Deal, Rose; Dartmouth„ . .lack'son ;. edinhurgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewinan and. Son; _ a l mouth, Elliot C lonces. ter, Pitt, - Walker ; Glasgow, I%,l‘l>onßld ; Liverpool, Cass, druggist'; Leeds, Binns,: Holmes ; Drury ; Hem - nay ; Leicester, Gregory, Swilifec Pitt ; Man chester, 'clionipsitri ; 'Maigate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker ; Miirlhordigh ; Harold;- Newbury, hiller,' New ' Catqlti l Walker . , llocigs..),ll ;• Northampton, Dicey 7 Notting, ham, Bo ibage ; NOrWieh,' SieveitSoll and ..Oxfora, Jones ;• P lyinotitl7 Dock,. Lloxland ; Portsmouth,,Belam.; h.c:.liug, Smart anu Co. - - ' Rochester, Erherinitori ; Preston,, Sergent ; Shrewsbury,-.Eddovves Soutty"mpton, Bakqr ; Stadoixl,.klorgam; Szainiehi f Newcomb ; Shnderlirr.d,.l3rity; -S ; Si.:arborotigh,.l3avlev ; Tauntim, ;, ; Evill ; Weymouth, ' WerKi. ; indsot, ; and • all the - Medicme Velider4 - in , the United Kingdcr^ ; of 'whom 'May be had the AB ,STE•kG ENT• LOTION, for cleansing the face - and skin from ail ‘utang9tiserup;lens. Pint,: ;a. yd, half jaints,ais. by ~e a ' .•a4;ti , ht :oti.si.)- !ct • el moval mtiva rites igour t s Zerac. g teat >rope! io aking , • keoga iultect at h'S P liar• ttetrr Sot. e the Veue rsc rri tct;llf a [att. td. to rrczt t; r. 113 1 Al 3 ", O r j rC , wit!: No' < ' )theft, . „. . .LONDON- mid PORTSMOUTH proposed INLAND 1.41 AVIGATION." At a PUBLIC ME} TINv nerd at the King's Head Inn, in Horsham, - in the Cohnty of Susse.t, on Wednesday - the ibth day of August, t.Boz, WILLIAM MIT f ORD, Esq la the Chair; p ESOLV rll tioaliinxouslv, 'That it is the niotiof this Meeliti ,o; 'that an INLAND NAIhGA -TION from LONDON tai ft . TSMO UTH • would•be of -great Public Utility. That cettairt - Acts of Parliament having been already ob tained for making a -Canal .Navigation from the Thaiiies at Itotherhithe to Croydon, in the County of Surrey, it is de sirable that a Canal snould be made, to commence at the terrairratton of tne said Navigation at Croydon, and to pass from Ocoee to 2ortsmouth. 4 Thar in order tO•de.ray - the Expences of mildng the neees- - Sary Survey, Estimate; and other incidental' ExpenceS; a 'Sum not exceeding 4°OOE. be-raised, by a Subscription to be 7i . ,,thrrietliately-opened at Messrs. .Masterman,Peters,Waiker and - Lomixbd-street, and Meisrs. Druinmond, Charing Cross, -London • Messrs. Bashby-and'Co..Arundel ; Messrs. G rif fulls and'Llo. thich, - ,ster and-Portsmouth ; Mc i ssrs. ‘Vhitteld Itntl-Co. Lewes ; 'Messrs. and C0.. - Brighthelmstott ;• and Messrs. Heydop and Co. Guildfcrd. That ip the event it s an application to Parliament, each of the Subscribers shall he. intit led to subscribe for a number of Shares in the Under taking,. (which shall be of•tivl. - each;, in propertion ',to the Situ paid by him in the first Subscription, viz. tme:Share•tbr every at. subscribed, provided - .such Shares shall be'Llairntxl within a time to be limited- at the next Meeting of the •S b scribers. That in ease it shall'not. ultimately be determined Upon to apply" for an 'Act - Of Parliament fur elFecting the Navigation now proposed, the surplus of the Subseription,-; after defca.yiug the expellees, is to ne returned to the:Sub-- act - lints proportionally ; and•it the application shall be made 40 Parliament, then - the Sums advanced shall go towards . t Subscriptions tor .Sharesovherc the Persons who advance the inechuse to take such Shares, and in other Cases', shall be • -returned (out of the Money . to be subscribed tor the preseen. tion'of the'UndertakiA,lm t no Perion shall he perruttect to advance in the first Stabseliption more than the Sum at tool.. And that so soon as the Sum of zocol. shall be subscribed, . Divininond, of Croydon do by Public Advertisement • lin the same Papers in which this Meeting was advertised, 'and giving at least a notice of telidays) call a Meeting of,the sibscribers, to be held- - at this- plane, to adopt such a mod.: ,i oroceedirg as tha7' be d::erzied most Czpectiet!t ; ar. , ! that the Resolutions of the Majority of the Subscribers present at auch Meeting, sii,ll be binding Upon all the Subscribers, so tar as relates to the first SUbscuption.. • • Signed, Wl'. L - tAI.I TFORD, Chairman. AKNIY AGENCY OFFICE, la, Manchester BuilAings, WestminSter. LIEU :r. TAPe, Ilate of Maks ty:s• Tenth Regiment of Foot s , and Co beg leave to mform, the tinker s at the Army, and Gentlemen about to purchase V oiii.inssions, that they have opened an 0 dicc for the pur_ b o, triisactirig : Businessin every.. Department at Military - !` , ..oo,ation;,- such as toe purchase, sale, ana exchange of . C, :runissions, Half, and Full-pay Apricv, &c. ' iiev flatter themselves, by att,:atuni to the- Interests'of - • -tli i rfearia, Apros knowleage of Army Coficeins, • by nis perB , :ilial Services horn at iio;ne and Aoruad, mid the extensive arrangements made tor corre,ivnifiii,g wilt, egirnents wni . ch,i,re or may be on ,t Oreign D•it , tsar th,.. v will be enabi..d.speedify to fulfil the wiles of suct‘ Wien as may hon ou r them their Commands : And M r. rP;llaving, servcit iu -theEast-indies, will be informed; , through the medium of his Friends,•or every sort of Mil itary 11 traugernefit in that qu`,..rter., and oy ar.effzetual plrzn vv Iney have.adoutlil "they-will be no hers sure at 'similar in- I fo rnhatiotrfrom cviry other part of His Majesay's DerninionS Where a Alilitary Establishment exists. ,N• II - A variety or Cotninissions ready forsale, ;exchange,‘c•-iSce.—N o Letters will he . ..attended to, unless post-paid. -- Office Ho firs from Eleven to Four o'clock. To COUNTItY PIO rtS, &c, r A.NTED, a Person to engage to find Paper and, Pr:ating for the Reprints or a respettahle and tab'ished Periodical Pu'olieation, in En4lih• with Small • 4el L 4 Notes, wnien probably will keep two cr,three P . 7 ., sses ._cott..:antly at work. Tile Work to be delivered in Lonlicri Ike of all Expences; zoo or 3.00 of every Numoer must ue deliveteu as'soon as &isned. Persons 'willing to neat for the Work, may send in their r . roposal s ( tr ee o f E xpense ;, stat i ng h ow many 'S they can work otVin-a.Wee4, with the Prices of printing No. loin, 1 500, or 2000, and their T , :rius of Payment, &c. to V. Z. at Air. Calvert's, No. lSj, whetz a S'i)ecirnen of the Paper and Printing lila) be seen, or a: l Vieet may be sent toanv one in the Country; hy'addreisinr a line (post paid) to the ab :EAST SOU'S / August 11, 1802. . . . , .. THE COURT .of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COXPANY vc MEACAANTS of Elvi.;.. LaIND trading to the East lidies, ..fo.beray gilt,e Notice, That it is their intention to receive Applications on or before,* . -•• • 3 0th September, from the Merchants wanting Tonnage for the Export of Goods to India ; for such Goods which are to by' fied in the ensuing Q,iarter; ao d. on or &foil' the 31st December; the 3! st March,' and; 3otl Yillte, fin- such Goods the'Merchants are d,..sirOrts of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates; and that is is then:- initntion also to fierlisk ronnage for any 4uana la' 6,1 Madeira - irine.whfch may be re4uired,h) , Periorts =Wink to Ship the saute fir India, upon similar applications. , P;Fractilat:s rf the.Rietes of Freight! the first Ships the Season, ,irc't. Lesii:ps the qffice of the Clerk to the Cominitiee of shipping. .7411 ES COBB, 4ssil2mt-Secreta49. A DAN"GE RO.US StjitOpiClLOriS C . O 'AIi'LAI NT CURI D To Mr. LIGNI.11'1; Suigcon; at bis• Dispensary; No. 57, •. Manchester: SIR, • Wakefield, Sept. it, 1802. lAM extremely - happy to inforin you, that Sarah tearnsides (a young woman t 6 years of age; who resides at Osset; near WalcAeld) this day rit, and re quested 1 would imbon. you or an Atoeishiny, C: tile which sip,: has received froth the use of your invaluable A iiliscorbutie DrOps. About rive years - a , „',o sne Wasaftlicled 'with an obsti nate scrophu loos welling ,n her right arai, witieh hicre4sed to an alarming degia:e.. with violent pain i n it few months, the tuiaor.batke, ._nitil..i,dittereiits, some of whi c .i i Were as large as a crown pieLe,.--Durtito his tiaie she had thfr advice of several Gentlemen of the kactiliy, without re c,iviug.aity Feller ; tie ina.ainniatit.o. way z k ftendeci.w a n . ,,„,j, pAn, that shy trmairjed ei;;;Ot days and nignzs witaout tut , least fool or sleep.—She h.id now leebtne al most ab.lerltire skeleton; so desperate v,,:as keg case, that her friend - S expeCied eves" day w6tild hi: - het last. full year • • • she imaguisheu. before she was induced to make t r r't your Oror. —She purchased a sinail bottle ot,':he .‘Jeggitt et Vaketi.2lo, winch she had but little relief; but :Was by her pareals and Ifiends pre-, vailed upon 'to persevere : in takihg the , second bottle her ap it informed Inc; that you petite returned, after Nvhicti she dailyoregaired strength. Slit l a c d iv aNe e ,r Y t i tVe \i r hearing (tly-a frientl)lier situation, when you made evety 'necessary inquiry resp,:ciaig tile cause of net complaint. You advised her to continue the ptic of tile lirops,which She did, and is, now sincerely thankful to Almighty God, and extremely 'happy to inform you; thatall she ulcers periecl.ly,ltealett, and that site never enjoyed a betters;i:t2 of health. Her father and - rho:tiler now reside at Oisett, and will he very glad to iniinut any person who•anay Wish to inquire . turther into the tri.i . jh Ca the ,bone case: They may also Meet with Satistitefory intelligence by appli cation to; . Sir; your devoied humble SerVant,'- . ". • JOS EPHWOOD, Bookseller. Attested by Thomas Taylor, Minister, • Anthony 'Glover, Richard LoCli.ood, Ossett. 3- - These Drops are sold, in Moulded square bottles, at 12:••,.. and 4s. 6.1. One 12.5, bottle is . equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. oneis.. They may be had, wiioies•ale and retail, at Ar.,- : Litimlit's Dispensary, No. $7, Bridge-Street, Manches ter; at Iltio.ard„ and tvahs's, No. 42; Long-lane, W.:st- Sniitlifickl, sole Who_legale agents,in London ; and wail by the persons: H. Oan4eil; Ni.) 47, Minories ; W. elarkei• No. : 269, Borough: Jordan, No, 33, Wait:x:l4yd ; . Jeoouit null Co. No. iso, OKforcl.:Street ; Knight, Norton Falgare; „Kirk, No. 119, Cockhill. Itatclitn ; Mr:ridding, No. 76, o,x.tbr..i Yreet Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Tutt and Bolton, Ko Excllange ; Ward, No: 324 ; liolboiku; Wade, Old iionci-Street,and No. 163, Fleet-Street. D E E SS . THE . . relebrated . Dr. Taylor'i Remedy' for Deaf . ness, cures that (.2.oni'pl:tint, whether it proceeds from violent co'tds in the head, excessive noise, hard wax sticking in the i:avity' of . the ez.ra . ; - 'stc. , . . One bottle will ccrry . l.ctely . cure the most obstinate Deaf ness, and it isjioiripriscrt of' ingredients so perteeti) , harniless, tkit there i; not a posstbdity of its doing, the least injury to the ear. "Tie Advertiser is a , vare that that temder• organ ought not to be tainpcie:i with i anii that, like the eye, it requires a'vety (.I::lii.;it..- - touo. _ . . Person; iyho havc been deaf forty years and upwards. have by a Tit ie. 'deem restored to the blessing of hear ing, and, hav , i been able (to use the einphazic [antuage of a gi.ntlentati cured) " to hear a mo,L4 run across tue floor." .The Agert at Cheadle, in the County of Stafford, in a letter dated the z.y.11 of Va. 130 ti to the wholesale vender, says, " I have bottle of Dr: Taylor's Remedy for Deafness; which !sin tILI with great sucotes. 'the mai was so deaf that tte could not hear the clock strike though ever so near to ir; now he says he can near the beating of his watch ut some diet:wee." • Sold 61„ a tiottle, t+y I. .I...)rt;wry, Minter. Stafford ; win) is the only whoiesAie Ajteht.in the United Kingdom. It ihay be had geniiin4 of M. Matthewsi No. 18", gtraild„. Lomion.. Society has to re..joice in the discovery of one of the most valuatile . specis for the Cure et Deafness err Ket discover ed. In very sew instances has it been known •to fail of re storing that invalttaole. bleising,. where evui tutal los* et - hearing 1.40 atAi4.lie;C, tha u4happy p4tivat,