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y~r~` 4umBER :989.1 Guildhall, April 14, 18oz. NOTICE is hereby given, That it is the inren- Nin ~ tion of the. Corporation of London forthwith to Peti.. Honourable the House of Commons for leave to bring al t . O repeal so much clan passe:l in tlte 3Stli Year e Reign of his present Majesty, intitled " An Ail for " 4 / traing and carrying into execution certain Articles of gf s rment made and entered into between Beilby Lord “ ri c kl of London, Thomas Wood, Esq. Sir John Frede , Ba rt art. and Arthur Stanhope, Esq. Sir John Morshead, th.,'„, a ild Dame Elizabeth his Wite, and Robert Thistle `` P ro " , :te, Esq. and Selina his Wife, and the Company of 1 ` pu m P ri etors of the Grand juktion Canal, and. for other , 31 11 -- e ° ses therein mentioned," as gives power to the 'said Gr ot i a llY of Proprietors to erea Markets on the Lands or x hls at Paddington, the said Mt inentioned. 8 Y Order of the Committer of City Lands JOSEPH BUSHNAN, City'Solicitor, PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN. - Pk o February 2, 1802. IPOS.kLS lOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. E DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS kt < receive l'roposals for Lighting the Public Lams tut tl () hes in this City, and for keeping the same and the hem itirre thereof in good order, from the Ist of September fur One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed A "; the Globes to have double Burners. t har e ki t he Board are willing (if desired) to enter into one or P r seimrate Contra‘s.l. or Contratls for the same. 1 1 ,t Iji c 'ik;sals t o be sent to this Office, poor before•the Ist clai 4 00 next, seaird Up, and direCled to the Secretary of the arid, indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be 41 14, 5 , t 1 in the presence of the Proposer or his Representative, milli,e received ° ‘eieck n the srid day, alter which day no proposal Signed by , Order, 14M. f. HONIA i I, Sec, ARMY: P t ° be Sold, TWO ENSIGN PIES in Old Regi_ the M ll )cnts not liable to rednaion by the Peace ; the one in 1 4, thi e - .`,''t:2rrancan, for 1001. and the other on the Passage to °htlst,ti ' for 3 s o (;oineas..—Application to be made ta Mr. at ceavez-street , London. ho, • The Corps in Mediteiranein %%111 probably b e U l'Wi e , soon, as t he , P lace where it is stationed, is to ix:given t.-ay of Peace. WANTED, P-'3CT PRESENTATION. Wanted, in one rivir: l t he Western Connties, the Next Presentation to a "Lo4,: t ern 3001. to ()col. per Annum; if eligible, a larger wo uld not bbjected to ' t 9 MesSrs, P o 'De netts, and Greaves, Solidi ilr:etta-street, Covent-garden, London. Lt MONEY MATTERS. , Money Negociations continue to he trans_ erec aced, with the stria:est honour, punauality, acid % lessrs. Harris .and Co. at their Annuity Bank, port g „ ',teat Suifolk'-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, 4 ,ellsi o r', Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, jointures, t ! cir cu s, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matter, as ca ( i f !Instances may be. Large Sums of Mouey always ree t w, ll N b v ell . secured Anbuities, and rim - which a, liberal . k; given, according to age , and security, and all s will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the . p . r. Three ci Pals o , c , , or their Attornies, applying personally, before' Fann er -Lock, will be treated with in the' most explicit ""trlstawl all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. Leas t ] A Houses, Su of Money ready to' purchase Freehold . in approved situations. • kkt ti •MEDICINE ACT. o. Q, 4 5' l e onl P W au v a l' re hC'lou fOr Dr. IA MES's POWDER, S t. s e rch-vard, a fevi Doors hmm the t t liE r o Corner of Cheapside, . . . , pi I flowing MEDICINES arc Sold,. at the l' i , -se (11) - t e , s , annexed, inclusive of:the Stamp Duties im illiset% 6 '''s Act; but no additional charge, has been 'made i'Leori,...ti.4 JAMES's POWDER, which is 'continued at ,itil itt ,, l ' I Price of is. 6d. per Packet. It may also be th 4 Cite t , 1 ., 1 ' 4s. Per DoZen; or the quantity of a Dozen • -aa t th - : 11 °lle Bottle, for 11. zs. 6d.' Duty included; so 1 131;1;e 4'ublic are no sufferers. 'tirci er h osrder to facilitate. the' operation, and to lessen the l a l ie , i '')l, ,this Act, which would in a great measure . have f t 'sol it to l „ ax upoo 13 epevolence, all the other Medicines ree frcitn. "Y Persons purchasing. half a Dozen, or more, the expellee of the Stps.. - ' 4.. d. .r. d. 141 Ttes' s p i„,....,..„_"-----. Anal ; iavvder a 6 Cephalic Snuff. •o 9 - Cattle Pins 4 6 Dr. Steers!s'Parcgo- - b t • Il oon , 'owder. i . 6 ric:Lozeages tr i ~. 14,41,1. c a l , ' : c l i k i l l z i t ,s rI i — Es C st a n rn ce o o rn f i t: le o p lts ro fo ll o s l 3 1 : 93 lybeat ti e ,.'ils halt},'; INT 4 o EisenceolPepperni. 1• to -I,:liby , s ' e l ious Pills 5 o Ortnskirk Medicines 5 5 lekeii arrninative 1 Glass's Magnesia 3 o , tit slEthereal Sm . 9 G re Inglisles , Seots Pills i 6 ett„ - ~. -Ugie .s Tin 3 6 Grant's Drops - I 4 ,0 --- To_ Lozenges kaures 1 Ii Norton's Drops ' 5 q prre.sper,_e-.L 1 q Spilsbury's Drops 5 a I, 4 , lk e i s - ‘=” . s Dent.rifrice 4 o -8 peedinpli's Pills a o i; t. /if, aln ,L s in i . or 8ark...3 6 English Cotlee z 9 •,.,, S te•- , .,'6 1 th,tt0, ' a 6 Dr. Solander's Tea z 9 - C - r : v , ' P° 4 eldoc , 6 Jones's Rheumatic _, Ais 2 . alstonOil 2 6 Tindure . -_ 3 . 6 k 11. "1 '' the Genuine A rquebusade, lately imported, and ..4 ot the ot A 4 - , E„)....Th tiger Proprietary Medicines 'in _repute.. Orders ' l . L'" are supplied without Stamps, as before alit s e t 13. A ., .. i. t,,,,, ,;) inil!.LnY Persons; particularly Servants and Mes t...., i s ~,,., r..4,..e the House, F. NE Ilk'sW the' Propric -1,443q t . : ; , , ,:" 0 - t r the ite:xssity of pointin.; out, tnat .it is at the 5 , 4 ,. 4 'ia r „,.. ‘ , l t l Palll's, nearest to - C'heapside, and that it 1, 1 .e, , t , 6 . ‘, l ' , t 'Stuccoed. Front .witii these Words in '34Ls, , 1 11 E ( )I\l l Y WAit ' EHO USE FUR 1 :4 1( 4 POWDEk;.,, T H E 4 1 - S U f k o , hIONDjY,.APRIL 19, 1802. This Day were published, price Ss. in boards, The Second Part of the Fifth Volume of MEMOIRS of. the LITERARY and PHILO SOPHICAL SOCIETY of NTAI‘CCHESTER. Printed for T. Cadell, jun: and W. Dayies,-Stranc. Of whom may be had, the Fiat Part, and all the preced ing Volumes, except the Third, which will be speedilyre printed. • This Day were published, price'ls. 6d. R . • EMARKS on the *Design and Formation of the ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENGLAND; in tended to illustrate their,trueineaning : A SERMONTreach ed before the University of Oxford, arSt. Mary's; on Sunday, February 14, 1802. . _ By WILLIAM Lord BISIJOP of BANGOR. _ Printed at the University Press, for Hartwell and Parker; and sold by F: and, C. Rivington, and J. Hatchard, London ; Broker, Chester; and Eddowes Shrewsbury, Where may be had, lately published, I. Three Sermon's on the Sacrament, by the BiShop of Ban gor, price 2S. 2: A Sermon on Creeds, - by the Bishop of Bangor, price .ti. 3, A Col ledion o fal l the Bishop of Bangor's Sermons iniTrie volume; price ss. boards. 4. Ail Explanation of the A thanasian Creed, by the late Dr. Doctwell, price zs. 6d. boards. S. Eight Sermons on Prophecy, by G. Richards, M. A. 6s. boards. 6. Horw Mosaitm, by G. S. Faber, M. A. z vols. 14s. boards. 7. Sermons for the Use of Schools and Families, by T. Napleton,D. D. price 6s. boards: This Day was published, Embellished with t leven Wood Cuts •byNE S r; Price zs. 6d. in Boards, Tilt PATERNAL PRESENT ; being a SE quEL ,to PITY'S GIFT. Chiefly seleded from the Writings of Mr: PRATT. Printed for I'. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster row; and J. Harris, (successor to Mr. Newbery), St. Paul's Church-yard. Of w.vhom,maq be had, lately published, Pity's Gift; a Collet ion of Interesting Tales, from the Works of 'qr. - Pratt. Third Edition, price is. 6d. boards. " The wkitings of Mr. Pratt are so well known to the Public, t:fat it Would be unnecessary to examine critically the contents of this little Volume. The SeleOfon is not in judicious ; and it may repress the too conimiqi*ProPensity of Children to harass ancttorment helpless animals" Critical RcvictV; . ttily, 1799 This - nay waspublished; In Royal Odavo,..price igs. in boards, Volume I. of.. A TIEATISE on vhe LAW o f BANKRUPTCY • - - - in SCOTLAND. Hy GEORGE JOSEPH BELL, Esq. Advocate. Printed tor Manners a n d' Miller, and A. Constable, Edin burgh; and Longman and Rees, Paiernostor-row. Honos erit huic quoque Porno ! :r1 YDER CELLAR," A/hi:ten-lane, Covent-Gar den : Styre, •Cockagee, Golden 'Pippin, other Cyder, and Squash Perry, in. great perfection.—Never did the gene rous Dapper flow with a richer juice ! • Wine,. Rum, Brandy, Geneva, and very fine flavoured Orange Shrub. A Quantity of old Cyder, calculated for the East Indies,- or any Hot Climate. This Day was published, price zs. 6.d.• A N ESSAY on the CONVERSION . of SOILS ; La. part of which has been submitted to the Hon. Board of Agriculture: together with some Observations and Remarks on the BREEDING of '§i-lEEP.ansi CATTLE.. . lIENRY HOYTE, Land Valuer, Faringdou, Berks. #aringdon : Printed and sold by M. Piggot ; sold -also by Slatter and Munday, Biitcher-row, Oxford ; R. S.... Kirby% Paternoster-row ' • and Didier and Tebbet, St. j ariles's- street, London ; and by j. Rusher, Reading., Where may be had, a curious Colledion of Hand-Bills, Addresses, and Songs, &c. by the Candidates for OXford, price 2.5. 6d. WALKER's 'LECTURES ON NATURAL PH.tLOSOPHY.. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Two Vols. Medium Quarto; illus-' trated by 49 Copper-plates, neatly engraved; price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, or, 'for tlic.conveniente- of those who" are desirous of purchasing this Work in „Parts, No. I. price is. 6d, to be continued weekly till /he Whole is . completed, in Thirty-±i,e. Numiyer;s;. of 1 6 - 1. SYSTEM .of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, in Twelve Lean:es; being the Cowse usjially read by Mr. WALKER, of Conduit-street, flano'Ver-quare. • Con mining the Elements and the PraetiCal Uses to be drawn from the Chemical Properties of Matter the-Principles and Ap plication of Mechanics, of Hydrostatics, of Hydranlids,-of Pneumatics, of Magnetism, or Electricity, of Optics, and of Astronomy, including every material modern Discovery and I inprovement to the present.time. • For the satisfaction of the Public, we here give an Extract of the principal Contents of each , Ledure., . t. Introductory Le.Cture, containing some general ideas re speding.the System of Nature. z. Of the Par - ticles of Matter, their minuteness; - Ardness; extension, _divisibility, inertia, and cohesion, and bn Magne— tism.. gar • . . _ 3, On Mechanical Powers, as applied tp the Windmill and Travelling Corn-mill, W heel-carriages, containing a variety of Experiments for the, linprovetneut •of Coaches, Carts, Waggons ' are. ' 4: On Chemistry ; on Acids, Alkalis, Distillation, Subli:, • matioa ; on Affinitive AttraCtion, of 'Combustion, Metals, Mineras,, Vegetable and Auinial _Analysis, Chentieal 'A ppa., ratus, Miscellaneous Obse;vations and Experiments in Che mistry, _ 5. On the Atmosphere, Mechanical and Chemical Proper ties of Air; on Wind, Air-guns, Wind-guns, on Sound, Sym pa,thy of Sound. 6 - Hydrostatics, Hydraulics ; of'Specific Gravities, on the Diver's Bell, of Pumps, the'Rope Pump, the Forcing Pump, Boulton and Watt's Steam Engine, Steam Engine with the Cylinder in the Boiler. 7. • Elearicity, IntroduaOry Remarks on EleetricA Ma chines, on Points, on the aurae - lion• and repellency of Elec tricity, on the Leyden Vial. . . S. Electricity continued;of Spontaneous Elearicity, o f lightning, of Animal• Eleetricity, Medical Elcthicity, Ex periments, miscellaneous and entertaining. • 9, Optics;' on Vision, Optical Instruments, the Night lass, the RetVaCting and Retietting Telescopes, of the Single, Douhl; or Cpmpound, Solar, and Opaque Microscope, the Magic Lantern, Miscellaneous E Xperiments, Deceptions, &e. &c. to. Astronomy, C'eneral View of Creation ; Ancient Opi nions concerning it ; why the Earth must be a Globe ; Day, Night, and the Seasons, how produced ; on the Celestial Globe ; Origin and Use of the Constellations ; those useful in Navigation ; Equinoxes; Zodiac ; Equation of .Time ; Use of TiMe-keepers, &c. it. On the Slew, her Mntion and Eclipses ; Horizontal and Harvest. Moon ; on .the Cause of Tides in the Air. and Sea.; on Currents. . . . • . . . . . 12. - Atholloiny continued ; Newtonian Doarine* respea ing the Laws of the Planetary Motion ; Character and Pro perties of the. Planets and their Morns; . use bf the-Nautical phtnicris ; on Altitude and Refraction ; on Comets, &c. • Printed for the Author; at' his House, No. 42. ' Cciiidttit street, Han o v er - squa r e; a nd -.sold by G. • Kearsfey, Fleet street i-, Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, 1 Glasgow • and Archer and Colbert, Dubin. AROMATIC SPIRIT'of VINEGAR, (The original I ovention,of Mr. Henry Prepared and Sold by .Tnom A's and W HENRY, Chemists and Apothecaries, Manchester. THlS.most - agreeably. rcrfumed Liquor is a Com. pound of highly Concentrated Vinegar, joined with the mo'st.pleasant Aromatics. Its strong and pungent odour ren ders it extremely gratcfu'l and salutary to prerson labouring under 'Head-achy, Paintings, &c. and-adapts it for counter acting the bad elleds of heated or foul Air.; .Hence it has been found highly useful in Rooms, where the infection of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pre vail ; and'hy all crowded places - of public resort,:aw Theatres, - Courts of Justice, &c. It may also be particularly'recom mended to persons residing in Hot Climates. The 'Artm - otic Spirit of Vinegar, price 21. gel. each bottle, Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail,: by Bayley and' Blew, •Cockspur-street • ;the only persons in London author riiedbythe Proprietors to sell the same) where may be had Sp:mge Btfxes• of gold, • silver,-cornelian, crystal, &c. N.l;: - -.Each bottle, beSidesa,copper-plate label f isigned by the preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's A'roMatie Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names - are also engraved u the Stamp,- the counterfeiting Of which is Felony. At the same place may be had,' Henry's Calcined MagneSia, irr bottles at is. 9'd. as. 6d. aud 31. 6d. each, Stamps included. TO' BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD . , Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at Westminster, in a Cause PR IDEA U X - against ST. AUBYN, ,at the King's Remembranccr's Office, in the InnerTernpfr , ,. London, before Abel Moysey, Esq. De puty_ Remembrancer of the said Court, on Tuesday the. 27th Day.orApril inst. at Twelve athe Clock at Noon; .. Q . EVERAL•MANORS and LANDS, late of Sir L. 3 John. St. Aubyn, Bart, deceased {for the term of boo years, which commenced on the teth Day - of Odober, 1772.),, fripg and being in the several Parishes and Towns of Burian, Saint Just in Penwitit, Paul, Maddern, Marazion, Sennen, Saint Levan,. Saint 1 7 ,rt1i,, Saint Ives,' Ludvan, Phillack, Wendron, Mawgan, Holston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the County of curn.vaii.. For Particulars; apply at the Office of the said Deputy 0 r nernbrancer ; at tii Office of Messrs. Gryns, Borlase Scott, at Heiston ; and to Mr. C a tty, a t the Kin g ' s Re-.. nbrancer's Office aforesaid. TO BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD, • Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause-MONEY against MONEY, with the appropa tiort of John Esq one of the Masters'cif the said Court, at the King's Arms lon, in RoSs, in the County of Hereford, oh Thursday the'zzd Day .of April 'instant, -be tween the Hours of . Three and Four in the Afternoon,. in One Lot A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called REVELLS, , Ft situate in thj Parish of Linton, in the County of Here ford, containing upwards of 170 .Acres of Arable, Meadow' and Pasture Land, in the - occupation of Thomas Bond, at Sol. a year, : under a Lease, for Twenty-one Yeats from the Ist of August, 178 S. , . Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's'Chant bets, Southampton-buildings, London ;of Nlr: Whit combe, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet Street ; of Messrs.. WhitcOmbe and Co. Gloucester ; And at the-Place.of Sale. • WATER-WORKS, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • At the House of Mr. William Corry, the George Inn, Pres ton, on Thursday the t3th Day of ilay, 18oz, at .Six o'Clock in the Afternoon ; TWELVE FIFTEENTH PARTS or SHARES (the whole Concern being divided into • Fifteen equal Parts or Shares) of and in the PRESTON I , V ATE R WO RKS, with the .Reservoir, Horse-Mill,- Malt-Mill, Malt-Kiln, Cottages, and other Premises belonging to the Water-Works Company. The whole being held by LeaSe under-the Corporation of Preston, tin - the residue pt a term of 999 .Years,:; under a small reserved Rent. _ _ - Erant the rapidly increasing. Size 4nd Pcipti'Zion of The Town of Preston, and the demand for Water_ in the New Streets, it is.probable that ;.,11 exteranonot these Vtorisrnig4t be made tJ great advantage. • Further particulars may be had, hy, applyirig to. Messrs. Rathbi.rne, - Hughes, and Duncan, Merchants, Liverpool ; or .Mr. Cross, Attorney, Preston. . r . -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A t-the , Hop Pole.lnn,.iii Worcester, on Thursday the 3d 154 of june.neNt, .betwe;:ii die flours.ol Thrcz and Si of ;he At`cernoon, subjed to. Conditions of 'Sale to be • then pro , pro d . . . . . . . . AK. t, - Ele'grant 'New...eieCted VILLA in the Parish of, Whittington, in the County of Voreester,. within two Miles of the City, with the 0 Ifilet, , , Coach-hotise, Stable, Garden, and Shrubt;erymi•atly ia;dout, and about three Acres of rich Meadow Land, in high - cultivation, part whereof has lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. The Land and Premises. adjoin tent London Turnpike Road, leading from Worcester to Pershore; arc within a pleasant walk ot 'Whr cester, conunandt delightful View of the adjoining Country, are Trechold, a desirable spot tor a small. Family, and were late the Praperty - and Residence' of Mr.,Jonathan Lea, de ceased. - . • - • - - . . For other Particulars, ap - aly. to Mr. Bird, College-yard, Worcester; or Mr. Yconon,., No. 12 and 13, Clements Inn, London. • COAL AND, IRON MINES: .TO 'BE SOLD . 1.1 N." AUCTION, At Garraway's CoII '' Change All e y, LoridOn Thursday the 27th day at: My, 002, unless preilbusly disposed of by Private Contratt), Lot r.• THE LEASE of • a Rich and Valuable going COAL and IRON MINE, at Billingsley, and at Kinlet, in the County of Salop, with the Colliers' Houses, Machinery, Railways, and Way-leaves thereunto belonging, and the FREEHOLD ESTATES of SCONTS and NEW ENG LAND; and Estate called WOOLSTONWO OD, held under the D'eln and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxon, purchased for the use of the Works. This Mine being situated within three miles of the Severn, near td - Bewdley, and Stourport; thus possesses the dotible. advantage of an immediate outlet to the Sea,.by means of the River, and of a Communication..with the internal parts of the Country, by means of' the Canal at Stourport.--!There has been found upon the Estate of Billingsley, which consists of upwards of boo Acres, a Vein.of Red Iron Stone; the quantity of Iron contained in`which, is in the proportion of 6o to too, being the richest. Iron Stone yet discovered (the Cumberland one,cxcepted), and it lies in a.thgnlar,solid mea sure or stratum of about ao inches in thickness. There are a variety of other Iron Stones fOund upon the Estate,- and there is an abundance - of Coal, so that for persons of skill and en terprise, with capital sufficient for the undertakingi a more advisable purchase can hardly occur, whether it is to be estimated by the richness and quality of the Mine; or the advantage of local situation, LOt ,i. The LEASE of. a Valnal;leCOAL MINE at Wolver hampton, in the County of SW/6rd. ) ' • , For further particulars, apply to Alexander Mundell, Esq. No. 3, Fludyer-4street, Westminster ;• or P. Lewis, Esq. No.' f, Kings Bench, Walks, ,Temple, London, wh o are authorized to sell the smile by Private Contra& • . WEST INDIES; ere. See. THE MEDICINB, which is sold -. by the Pro_ prietots' sote Agent, Alt. Thomas Golding, No. 4z, Cornhill, London (and by his appointment at one eminent Druggist's in every principal — Sea:port Town in the United- Kingdoms), to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW F EVER, in boxes ; with full PireEtions in case of an attack of any kind of Fever, One G'uinea each, sufficient for-one person twelve months,' is also best Preservative of Health in a Foreign ,Climate, as will appear by Letters from the following respectable Persons, vd. J. Liston, Esq. Jenny n -street, St. James's, to His Excel!ecy R. Liston • Esq. British Ambassador at Philadelphia ; T. J. Hawking, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr, Golding; J. James, Esq. ditto; to the, Proprietors; Captain Sall, Andromeda West I ridiarnan ;- Captain Hodgson; Hope ditto ; Captain Robertson, Hero ditto ; C. Johnstone, Esq. St. Anne's; Jamaica ; which, with Qtiler nizinerons,, eqnally respett - able,t and talc quivocal 'Festimony of tilt ne'ver-:ailing Efficacy of this va. luahle N'l?dieine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be had gratis at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many of ; the pik,cipal Cc:at:a...hour zs, Inns, Jim, &s. moat pwr,. ~.,.: .. ... :4.1.pt., ; ~ I ,„ \s, ' N ..:..1 - , . 7 „,„„7: 1: -,,,.... • ' V.F4 l :* . o *.- .. 4 - 0 - 4. t Ql . 00 7 ..c.- .. , ..,---.7....,44z4;- • -,".,'%-•- -,.,,:at. ~,,,,,,..„..; • ' //,',/filiil, \\'' i, t [PIZICE SIXPE.Ndt.. • CE,.V.EAL POST OFFICE; - Satardai, April 17, 1802. DUXTON WEBSTER, a ; Clerk in this Pffic,; ,L) standing . chaiwed wpm befire „the ,Rig-bt Lord Epcn Suspicion cf c.7)nnetted various Frauds ; ishhoeqiee sh:7ll apprehend said HU ON• WEI3S"FER; anneCtiri of His Majesi:y's. C,iois 11.471 be intitled , to a Rewaii of. , HUNDit . FD POUNDS; • By Cornniana . of Ris: - Alajes6's Postlnaster-deniral, .• • , FIteINCIS I;REELING, Secletayy. • He i.c ibow 44 Years cl Age, of a fair 0 0 11de:don, has lig,4 Rue Pyes,lS.about 5 Peet . 7 or B Inches 4 . , i,;!), stout tracie,i wear* his Hair in a Queue, and I,9tudered: was drersed in filloierning a few afaj sago. lie'is a Yorkshire Aran, and ha,' been it; the Linei "Trade.—He left his [louse at IVo. z, Curtain-Rcad, Afottllt, on the Stb instant. . ADAMS's ,SOLVENT. for the STONE and t; &AV Li... IF a Medicine could stand in need of farther en- • 1 en comium, after a'suceessful exi - leriencee of atiove Twenty Years, the two remarkable cases of festal: Thomas, Esq. of Guinea -street, Bristol, and of the Rcv.• Mr. Molineux; of Gatboldishani, Norfolk; would be stilikient to establish its reputation beyond the doubts the .most -sceptical. 1t 4 not possible to g4ve the particulars in_fhe space of an Adver tisement, though both these Gentlemen, troni the most bitable motives, wish — to _nr4ke - 14-mlr-cases-known for th,;., benl2.fit of the 'atilided in like cirournstautiitia ' w... 11 knowing • 4 the salutary quality ofihe Solvent, and . its Proprietor, being .a Surgeon by protessicn. the foinier case incontestibly proves not only the medicine's efficacy inclissolying the con.: termed Stone, hut Also-preventing its re.turn- üblata „catisl• tollitur effectus. „For a further accuunt of the Cures eln.tted - by the Solvent, see " Perry on the Steno. t l :th Edition; priceas. in which are detailed the, cases of L i d the Hon.-:Mr. Hamilton, Lady Lytteltnr ; Sir fohn Mr. Stephenson, and Mr. Bell, Sur3eens, &c. &':. tee. The Solvent ' prenarerl only by „ Yerry , Surgeon , is sold, Wholesale and retail, at Ching and, Butler's, No 4 Cheap- - side; and retail, by Pidding and Co. 110.-7?,• opilosite Pantheon, Oxford-Street, iincl by one Medicitie - Vender in every town in 01'6' "Li KingdoinS,. id_ bottks of Ss. 5( 1 . Its. 4d. 'and tl. is.'Stamps included. *** Persqns of a sedentary line, ; wilt, are snore` prtiettlarly • exposed to an attack of these Disorders, ,tray be iced trout apprehension, by taking only a feev doses belore the adtual . concretion has taken place. • • (rr 'To prevent Counterfeits; the wrapper ofeach bottle has the naknes " Ching and Butler," on its outside. , - - - , or: • ! ' , ;., s* • 4,457 YEN LREAL' DR. ARNOLD's PILLS; ~ s o well _known all over Europe for their superitir efficacy and t eetillar mildness, in pertec.tly eradicating every. degree of the Verie, real Disease without the least troubl.: or confine.Ment. The Public may he assured this excellent Nledicinc is p..:.cfc.--etly congenial to thscOns.titution ; and ,many nave remarked their health having been much improved in other.tespee.ts after itfi Use. Printed Direttiort,sigtied by_ Or. Arnold,-are inclosed with each Box, which will enable 'ill Persons to cure them-. selves Without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr: Arnold, at Whetst-ine Middlesex; sole in London by Mr. Axteil, No. t;•Fincn-lade, Covnnill ; Mr. Ward; at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 3 2 4, Holborn; opposite Gray's Inn date 3- and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent, Medicine Warehouse; NO. 76, Okford-strea, opposite Wit Pantheon, . , , SOW also by the following BoOksllers ; Flizard; Bath Sheppaid, Bristol; Mottley, Ports Mouth ; Collins; •S:.ths bury ; Harrop and Thompson, i‘lancheSter ; jonts and GOre; Liverpbol; Bulkeley and Poole; Chester; Pearson an 4 Pierceyi Birthing/lam ; Stevenson, lt,e`orwieli; Middlediteh and Barnsby, IpsWieh ; Gales; Sheffield ; Births, Leeds; Peck and Wolstenhohne, York; Broyvn, ; Humble.; Newcastle: Gee . , Cambridge; 'Slater; Oxford.; .4:4l.‘Donald i jeweller, Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edin:ourgh ; and . gy •inie reputable Bookseller in.most Towns in England.- Price as. 9d. and Ss. jd. a Box, Ditt). included. Wherernay'se itid„.%rnold's Nervous Restorative DropS. ' SOLOMON'S BALM OF GILEAD. IT is ••iiotOriot3s, that various disorders of the human. frame are brought on by diSsipation in youth, and the_grbSs violation of those rules paidence diaates for the - preservation of liealrh, and laying a,foundatiori for a long au t happy bite, with a firm and strong constitution. The blessings o4:„1:ealtli are no sooner lost, than Painful eX perknceteaches :he inestimable valueof It, and the unhappy Patient_loOks around, 'too often , in vain, for the moans of its recoiery I Pr Solomon, of Liverpool; recommends his CORPIAL BALM of . GILEAD to all rhos.:. Whose - Cnnstitutions have been impaired by early imprudence, and whOse nerves areaf.: tlieted by intense'“udy, tie too tree use of ardent spirits, t ea or col*, as well as to all persons Who' are enervated by long residence in hotartci unhealthy cliMates in which cases, it will irivariatlly prOve.of theinost sovereio efficacy, brileit% tfie relaxed nerves; Strehgthening•and invigorating she con.: - . • • The various weaknesses peculiar to-the , Fair Sex come irn mecliarely under. the po-over of this restorative; and nano Lathes of Fashion amid itespeetahility have teund it to he tire best medical appendage to the toilet they ever met with tot recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head-ach, dul ness, and languor; and creating a pleasing vivacity,, chat.: ing away Melancholy, it gives cOmfdrt and strength to the whole system. , Numerous cases have frOm time to time been publiShed in every Newspaper in America; for the encouragement of the AfiliSted to use and persevere 'a Medicine which so emi nently atierds a'complete cure in all cases of debility., This incomparable Cordial Balm of Gilead is at oncethe most eteg . ant and efficacious Medicine ever yet discovered for nervous diseases. in weAk. .aud shattered coiltitutions, wealmes,; of sight or memory, hypochondria, ti.Nnblings; horrors of the Mind; sexual de"bility, and all oilier diseases arising front a relaxed state of the nervous system; and obeli , the consequence of intemperance, debauchery; inattention to the necessary cares of heal in, luxury; in sedentary; inaclive; or Studious life, this Cordial Balm has universally establish= ed its ‘restorative. efficacy, and may be justly entimerated amongst the foremoSt of thOst happy discovei - ies which medical research haVe procured as the blessings of the-liiimati race ' and greatest - counteractive to human misery. ThOu- . sands at this day in"the three Kingdoms; live to bless the day they first applied to thi! admirable remedy, and'enjoy the blessings of health; who ;night otherwise have cropped into an untimely - grave, the vidims or early imprudenee.. co - Accounts from England; the East Indies; to Hamburgli, Bei - lin, "Holland, Norway; Sweden; and Den. nark, all concur in stating that no M'edicine ever introduced in those Countries met with such rapid and extraordinary sale. The Custem-house, Boojcs at London and Liverpool will evidently chew that more of this Medicine is exported than all others' put together. • D. Solomon, conscichit of the rectitude of his cOndua; and he unrivalled, unpreeedented efficacy of his Medicine; can not withhold so great a blessing from Society ; and is de termined,-' at the c - xpence of Five Thouiand Pounds; to, establish this great discovery for the benefit bf mankind and will continue regularly . to advertise true, genuine, and luntary attestatiorisiof its superior efficacy. • ' The Cordial. BalM of. Gilead is sold by J. Mathews'i Strand r in bottles, price Half-a-Guinea en,zlm, There Ore Also cases, "at 51. containing • equal to tWelve betties 'at tos. 6d. by which the Patient saves - 11. • Dr. Solomon may be consulted by • letter; post-paid; closing his usual fee of one Guinea-Such letters Should, tbr safety, he thus dirceled--" Nfoni7-letter. Dr. S6loinori, Solorricn'e. place, Brownlow-street, •Liverpoel; paid double postage." To ensure the moss inviolable secrecy,. 'Letters - into be or. dered to be addressed for. X. L. or A. B. at the 1 5 0%f-01/ice; till' called for. As Dr. Soioinon's praelice in now beet,* so great and exf tensive, and hit constant engagements require a conSiderable portion of his time and attendance, he e?:peas wl:"ren ed; the usual Compliment of a guinea ; out ail written eases, or letters of aciiice, to he answered at hii leisure,' are required to inclose only halt-a-guinea. • . lii order to prevent unavoidable delays, and Col/segment disappointments, Agems are required to send their orders ba. fare their stock is 4uite exhausted. Cap tams ; Merchants ; &c. are supplied - on the Errst and third ' Mondays LA every month„ of whii:h. they Will take 4-9t140, TTHEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE. 0-MORROW EVENING, APRIL *zo, 18oz, • . Will be performed, PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr. POWELL ; • Rolla, Mr.. KEMBLE ; Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr. C. KEIVIBLE ; .. Las Casa's, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Cora, Mrs. HARLOWE; Elvira, Mrs. SIDDONS. • WITH THE SPOIL'a CHILD. t - v, T HEATRE-FLOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I .°. MORROW EVENING, APRIL 20, f Scz, will be performed, THE CABINET.. Principal Chara&ers by Mr. BRAHAM, .Mr. MINDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. KING, and Mr. HILL; MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS, H. jouNsTom, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DIBDIN, Mrs. POWELL, And Signora STORACE., . . • wi T 11 BRAZEN MASK ; The n r, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA: %,verture and Music corpposed by Mr. Mout; rAIN and Mr. 13..tv Y Entire New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and Decora be tions. Scenery by Messrs. .Phillips, Lupino, Hollogan and Whitmore: Machinery and Decorations by Messrs. Sloper, Cress well and Goostree. The Dresses by Mr. Dick, Mrs. Egan and Assistants.