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miles. SSS): 'Clock, OLD t.A.NK ; e in the G urn", in the ccellcrir n, with ',ings. 11 ilite s HeA Spread :yning; reet. kAi LL, sevcr4! 'OLD apei! lsher; gnA3, Or!.. Will. Acres oining on, as affroli Out with 4 itillg - Lioop ;itors, 0.. 6* ....dher..... I R, Ltv of Park egant , and best Rail anion e had Ange. ,sing iple ;Aids itNg :5411 ;cl)t- A aced near iron% 113y'• a re" ing-: ig , :inog iyie• on.; fle s ' I'S' to— itJJ ; es, irgo t he ao' elf s.ll NUMBER 3114 .1 1- t h. • f THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, •„: WILL OPEN s . Oi'vMONDAY .NEXT, September.l3,, ziozy with (aSth time) the new Conae4 . FOLLY AS IT FLIES. oin Tick, Mr. LEWIS ; Peter Port Obit. Mr. MUNDE_N ; - Shenkin, Mr. KNIGHT ' • leonard Melmoth, Mr. H. JOHNSTON ; ll- Herbert Melinoth, Mr. MURRAY ; Malcour, Mr. -WHITFIELD ; Cursitor„ Mr. WA DDY : Dr. Inrailible , Mr. SIMMONS ; Capias, Mr. BEVERLY ; A.TKINS Edward, Mr_ CURTIES. Geor<iana, Mrs. GIBBS •, Dame•Shenkin, Mrs. EVWEL T 0 wh: And Lady, Melmoth, Mrs. H. ,SIDDOS . S. 1;11 will be added, the Serious Comic Musical Drama, '• • ' Called • • • • •Iv BONI)OCAINTI. The Cadi 0f . 8,;:1a41,.. FAWCETT Raroun .A 1 raschti . d, Mr. TOWNSENDI; Abdalla, HILL.; • Chebib, Mr. EMERY ; •Hassan, Mr. FAR 1. - EY; • D:lesrour, Mr. B CHARD : .Hiize'u; Mr. - Will /*FIELD • .alroud,. Mr. BEI/LIU? -; . Comb, AREMONT. ' Camira, Miss DIXON And D:arina,' Mrs. MILLS. - Dans 6 5.. ?it , 3s. 6d..• Gallerils, Upper Gallery 15. 13-: x _l ) l,accs ior the Boices , to tre taken of Mt. llranclou, at the " °Lfice, Hatt-street: to oors to be opera::;; at Half past -Five, and the-performance ?elOn at Halt past Vivant Rcx et Regina I THE STROLLING PLAYER. This Day was published, rrln Three VOlunies, izmo. Price its. in boards ' HE STROLLING PLAYER ; LIFE AND ADVENTURES or WILLIAM 'TEMPLE. __§oldby_ 11. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row and to be had 4 1 the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. NEW PA::ORAMA, IIAY-.MARKET, •Next Door to the Opera..-House. 'HE Public . Ure respeafully informed, - that this p h uorstriaex-hibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY ~,,Cw,nvirorfs, is now open for pablicinspetStion; pr.lA Ms, pt from Drawings mark on. the North West Tower el ircp •litan Church Of Notre Dame, since:the Signing 711: - 1: :- Prs.:14unuarics of Peace, 14', fen .RE MARIA. e continues open from en till dusk. Admi t/, 61. 1-3 : • I erson regularly attends to eX plain the. Picture. I NI.A.ND ENGLNI 4 ,ER a•tegular Ap. . •. , ne th 'Prentlcenip io tilG ratesoioni anu and since ;ha; has C A , 7 - ,e r tripioett sonic ears in laying out and executing of I shorti , rze ilisongagert lie. would be NV 111 ing to up l,ls wI ip c, !az part of it as May be agreed i f ( ; ll ' 4 , to .a canal ,or C..:nat4 iku.trty part 91 the United King (H- • ny lolcer >4. care Q. At. J ames Baird,- No. I, LiNt.fpool. ' • • C • O . BSSR.• PARKEY. and Co. Bankside, Snuth ' rk ^ Cement; or Mortal*, for building 4 , !iurrui- 4 • , • 4 , 1 „ er, y••••;11 , :_l?. 14: surilases in utility Dutch Tetras, or ki. 4 other of Mortar: it gives 't'o all kint.l of Brick or tleg - rde of strength and cohesion; hard 0 Stone..and apy 4.1 I , even to.tnetiOion at use sea, wti.h.,us inpirs , in thi s _ ll 4lo...theiefore,..intended to resist, or contain Water, m 4 be used witksingular advantage or it.may e ;r w ered with Lime and Sand, to any. desirable degree, for . n. non puipoieS. • • . the T hal' alsd pre` are STUCCO for.casiog Buildings with, of rsaate hard and dart:tie nature as the Cernerit : it preserves tram wet and damp,. and may be executed so as Pi,ety io resemble Stone, at a Very mod:rate expellee. Na tmr...till,,as‘lyig, Coping, and. Guttei toties, cheaper than to r _ . P. T V'ERN F ET-HOUSE, no E , AND' A • •1" .BFDISPOSED OF BY - PRIVA - i'E CON_ A b . ov TRAcT,. an OLD ESTABLISFIED HOUSE as tile-West End of the:Town. • ' 4ri .. ,l ;!iculars t o 'ne had of Mr. Frbrane and 'Stna' Grafton Soho. h • , TO 13E . SOLD;'' • • - u tsuant to a Decree of the;High Court of Chancery, Made "! I.l a Cause intitled SIMMQNDS against PI CKARD,. ";:FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Wigg i n. t i 4 the Parish of Tamworth, in the County of ale .eonsiStirig 41.1 DWET..LINGA-10VSE, earn, Sta. P:"' Cow; house, Yard, Gardeds, and .salrera,l' . I,'i-cces- or tricieelsof Land, Ont.tning in the . whole Sixty 7 eignt Acres, r elbouts; now in the.Posscssion of Mre.'Thronias:Motts . T . as Tenant at Will. with l )ati ae said Estate will be sold in one Lot, i the appi:9- t i ,2 4 of Peter Holfordi F.sci, one of the Masters of the said the .rt; at the King's Arms on, at Tanivenrih aturesaid, on I ..Stn day of September, 'Sipa, between the hours'of three • p 13 tir o'clock in the afternoon. .r,iculars wheieof may - be had (gratis) at the said Master's do;, a . n i ) ers,,. in SOuthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon,, 80, , • 04. Mr. Robins Solicitor, GrAys Inn ; of Mr. Bout- Solicioi r . Ne w ' North-street, Red Lion-square; of - Kinderl'ey, Long and Ince, -Solicitors, • Syirtonds , X 4l ; 01 . Messrs. .Allen and. EXley, Solicitors, Furnivars- NT of Mr. Neville, at Tamwqrth • of Mr. Holland, sir ;of Mr. Palmer, Coteshi ll of Messrs. Armi- Masereave ftudgley , and at the Place of Sale. b t . I,•sIR.ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE- Ag S()Lr)MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE, 'TO • i'ING of the very Extensive and En. TIVI,Y,e MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLAND and tni t „ SLE Y , of the extent of 6000 Acres, and near 15 rands in cire lim f evence , ab un d an tly st o ck e d with Pheasants o ". o ther Gaike,.wirn considerable chief Rents, Court Leet, Rart n i, Manorial RightS thereto belonging, an elegant :k e built Miinsion, called Ensharn Hall, with suitable Ot t, excellent K itbiten Garden .walled in, Hot-houses, i'l.nsure-gronnd, Shfubberies; Ponds stored Fisli, zi•nd every Con•renience for the reteption of a large. k: 0 1-11 ilv ; to•z,cther Avrtb about gt 6 Acres of.Larkii,.bPwards of st' ll , lk 'res of ding ar,- Wl.Ground, the whole ia. a Ring Qrrollncting the Mantion, free of Land-Tax. • Situation ,perte4tly dry and healthy, the Turnpike st, c 9 ., excellent, distant 8 :Hiles from Oxford, 5 from Wood k, 3 frlm Whitey, and several Packs of Hound kept A eignooUrhood: • e . 1 4P I Y to MS. Strong, Still and Strong, .Ln, • 9p ;or Mr. - N orth, Solicitor in Woodstockineoln's In . 0 b • ." - --....... e .„:2 . 2Lell_h)!2pplication at the 'Mansion tionse. • - . . . , NEW INVENED B • • .7 : PRON ZE:q : AND' T USED L 4O2 ACKI 'THE- KING AND:ROW:IL 'FAMILY. . • Impe6al. :BLACK I . ,J,NG row c ER, . hn, s . , fy! ratiop,,whick, wiLl,,nc4lier soil the rnr _ or sine disagreeablY ; it soffeils'aticl - no - gristles 'Pto cu ' t "er.'repe!s water;-keeps the feetdry.and comfortable, eli r the jet. black, and retains, its- vii - tnessin -all be w heat will not ttiminish its lustre, and•the clii,st may I:vidiont .G - th polish; it procloce - D 's i-es the • Sit.: eLe ae.t . hiStre tientleinen's e Hussat Roots and s ti.,, t 4 =s, as well as to the Roots, Shoes, Clop, Scc. of thz La- It is sold by i.e.ohert Harely, flu: Pro_prietor, at No. 3 1 lietintrs "Holbiirn - ; . and - by most -Boot-maicers anti ..b oxe sers of ..liitt.A‘: at Patent Medicine in 'the United Kingd. : iin, in -tin I s. and ts. 6d-. each, with proper Brushe . s...— , He 41%z...5e procures Boot- Trees, if required,' on whilt _the. rashiOnable Itt,stre is produced' with ease and exindnion. TH ;.: THE LAST WEEK OF THE FRENCH COMPANY's ENGAGEMENT. tr The New SpcitacCe of the PERILOUS CAVERN, continuing to receive the most unbounded Applause from crowded Houses,,will be rep.tated SIX NIGHTS more, and peremptorily no longer. ROYAL. AMPHITHEATRE. ASTLEY.'s, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, Uhder the. Patronage of Their Royal I-I;gbriesses the Prince of WALts and Duke of Yemt. ON MONDAY NEX T, the 13th inst. will be presented, for the 7thlime in this ,Kingdom, an entire New Grand Spedacle, as performed by the following French Company, engaged by Mr. As Lzy, jun. at the Theatre of the City in Pans, upwards of sec successive Nights, with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Music,' &c (produced and got up under the immediate. Diredion of Mons. G ov sen:icalled THE PERILOUS CAVERN; Of, THE DARING BRIGAND. p ree idi ng t h e a bove, an entire New . Dance, composed by • .. .Moos. Blondin, called THE VILLAGE FETE. Principal Dancers, Mons, BLON DI N, Mons. MERCEROT, Mons. ROCE„ Miss BLONDIN, Miss JOHANNOT, Madame MONCASSIN, and Mrs. MERCEROT. In the course-of the -Evening, various Feats of HORSE- _ MANSHIP. A favourite Comic Song, by Mt. WA LLACK. .And, for the soth time, the New Comic Pantomimo with extensive Scenery,. Maahinery, and various Mechanical Char 4s, called THE PHCENIX ; Of. HARLEQUIN AND LIL LIFO. In the course of which will be pourtrayeck, Monsieur Gar nerin's and Cap/. Soy:clerk's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon, with ari exad Representation of its Appearance over Lon don; and its Descentnear Colchester, in the real Car, Pre— sented by Mons. Garman to Mr. Astley.. • Box 4s. Second Price 2S. Pit as. Second Price is. Cal lery rs. Second Price 6d. Secocid Price to commence at Half ' past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken at the Box Office, Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD., ELOPED from het 'Friends on. Thursday Nie , ''• last, in the' N eighbourhood of Paddington, a YOUNG LADY about i 7 yearn of age; about '5 .reet.4 inches high'. datkcomplexion and eyes, dark-brown wig : curled in,trout usually dresses in white, with yellow slines. She is supposed to be attended by two short (Clen 'a Woman; one of the Men is abOut 4.) years 6f ag,.; 5 ,--ct inches, high, square made, very dark complexion, black whiskers. The other Man is about 5 teet i high, 23 years of age, stout made - . and florid complsmon ; supposed to wear ablue.-c.cat i —and-buckskin piee, hes and boots. The Woman is about the same size As the Yoang Lady,-but- stouter tnaue, and fair complcxicn. Whoever will give such Information as may be the means of discovering .the saki Pai ties, so that the Above Young Lady may be restored to her f riends, shalkareceive•the above Reward, by applying to NJ. 45, Little Russell-street., Bloomsbury,- where it is mquested the Information may be given. . . sept?mher 6, x 602-. -4. , • .4. .s. , .4 . 4- ?. , -4. ..4 $ ST, THOMAS'S,HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE, and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES on Friday, the Ist of Ottober,. at One &Clock. This Day was- published, in Two Volumes Svo. price i7s. in boards, THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, which points out the Charatters, ,Causes, Symptoms, Prognostic, Morbid Appearances, and Improved .Method of treating the Diseases of all Climates. By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. Dr. T. having had Opportunities o aanallY Observiiik - the - Diseases and Pradice of diairent countries, but especially of those of hot climates, and being conversant with the writings of our best mocrein 'authors. and teachers, , May be considered as well qualified to undertake.-so _ important a task ; and he has acquitted hiniself of his impottant Antlettaking - ill a man ner highly Creditable to him as'a - man of - research; - and as a practical physician. ----Extradt from the London ,Medical: Review for March iBoa. This is a jitdicious 2ornpilation of Faas, from. the best . Writers, which may be perused with great advaAtage by Students,' because , the difrrrent subjeas are treated with brevity and perspionty.-Mouthly Review, Tune iBoz. London : Printed for J. Murray and S. Highley, 3z, Fleet. street. . -This Day was published, in Imo. Price 7s. in board.), Second Enitioni : PCOMPENDIOUS MEDICAL DICTION. i - • ARY, containing in ExPlanation bf "the Terms in Anatomy, Phylology,, Surgery, Prance of Physic, Materia Medica, Chemistry, 8.7 c. `11:' .By R. 'HOOT ER,, M. D.. • We tan with Arear prnpvkty recommend this:Medical Dic tionary, 'its . c , int'xining a cdrred 'Eicprination of "thererms, with' their 'Derivations and .Marks. to &tea the proper Pro- MsdiCl:l and Physical Joprnal fOr 114qy , iBot. : Printed for F. Mu-rray-and-5..1-lighley, 3z s Fleet street. . . Where may be had by the same Author, r The ANATOMIST's !)E=MECUM, containing • .k.iat , nny, Physiology, Morbid Appearances, &c. of the ; 13.,,:v, .the Art of initkir_g Preparations, &c. - The I Editiim i price Is. in boards: . . of_ this Performance in the English Language, Ls IN ell as the manner in which .it is.executentduce us to it to all Students in Anatomy 'and Surgery.:----- Med'cal and Physicat journal for'March 1300. z. Anatomigal Plates of theJ3ones.andAuscles, dirninish el From 'Albino's, for the use of Students in Anatomi, F •and Artists;_accompaniedby Explanatory Maps, Bec. Svo. price Ss. In the: Press, and will be published, in a few, Days,. Ti E. ANNIVERSARY SERMON of. the ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, preached it GROS VENOR CHAPEL; on the 4th Of April ; and with LOCAL ALTERAT ONS,at 110 LYROOD's CH U R CH, SO un-TmvipTo N, juivezeth, and at ST. HE LI ER's, in the I pI.A/co •of ERSEY, Jitly is, iSoz., By RICHARD. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S. • With Nate, by the Author ; and an Appendix on. Resusci tation, by Dr..l-lAWES. Printed for the 13enefit .of the Humane Society. Sold by Rivington, Ma'wman, and Johnson. SA 7 URDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1802. tl It Y . CAPT. HOLMES begs leave to acquaint - his Friends, and the Army iu gmeral, that he has removed his Office from his lat • 1-louse, No. 36, Craven-street, to No. 7, St. Alban's-street, :'all-Mtli. where he transads all Business relative to the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange of Corn ID 3ions in the Array. Every attention snail be paid to tit? interest and accommodation of-Officers an Half-pay, who may be pleased to favour him with .their Agency. 7 -The very heavy expence of Postage obliges Capt. Holmes to re quest all Letters addressed,to his Otllee may be post-paid. FOR SALE—A Ittajority in an old Regiment of Infantry at Homo; a lioduccal.4e Company ; ditto Troop very cheap ; Sub-Licutenancy of Li fe-C oaths, on very - rcason-able,teroo a Troop old Regiment Dragoons ; Coneetcies wit hittthe Peace Establishment; Ensigncies in the East and West Indies, America, Gibraltar. Mediterranean, and at Home ; the Pur- . chasers will be perfeCtly secure from reduction;. Ensigncies. where the Purchasers will be immediately put on Half.pay., EXCHANGE—Lieutenant.Colonel of Cavalry to Half=• pay ; Majority aid Resipent of Infantry at Home to Half- - = pay.; CompanylnightrY-in India to a Regnntmt at Horne, or to lialf-paY'; ditto .in 'the West Indies to Half-pay ; ditto at, Home torlittd; some Lieutenants and Ensigns on Half pay. to full ; Surgeon era Regiment of Dragoons to Half-pay. ' Wanted to Purchase, a redticeable Lieutenant-Colonelcy, ditto, a Majority; a Company free from reduction, a Lieute- II n REVERsION , ot : ibt+l I+l `i.l 'AND,POUND6 eER TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; Either together or in separate Parcels, HE REVERSION. or Remainder in Fee -1.--simple,, of several valuable and extensive Manors, Lord ships, and real Estates in- the Counties of York, Lincoln, Durhain,.Northampton, Wilts, and MiddleseX, of'the An . Mu] Value of 'Ten Thousand' Pounds and upwards: , For;, Particulars, and farther information,_ inquire of Mr. - Frank.: land, Soli..itor, Hare-court, Temple, London where the Rentals and ether Documents may be seen, a nd by, whom Letters (post-paid) will be attended to. • Printed Particulars also to be had of Mr. George,.Attor . .. ney, Middleton , Tyas, Yorkshire; Mr. • Nicholson, torney, Brigg, Lincolnshire,. and Mr„ .Eyston, Welford, Northamptonshire. . ARCHER and HAUGHTOisf, from p un, Irish. Poplin and Tabbinet Manufathirers d.A.l4cers to - Her Majesty, their Royal Highnes§es the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess" of Yoi l lt, Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. S, Henrietta-street, CoVent-garden, London. The elevated Patronage of .Her• Majesty, the tliffbrent Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently . established,' in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and' Tabbinets, Gold, Silver- Figured, and Plain Chamberry Mbslins and Italian Cambric Sarsenets for Curt, Ball Dressei, Turbans, &c. to render it unnecessary for that House toieply to_the Adver— tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. •CAUTION. _ . Whereis ArCher .ancl Haughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many . people in this kingdom are now, and have been, for some time past, .mininfaduring and sel ling Poplins and ,Tabbincts. as Irish,. of'An inferior quality, UWer the name, of Archer and. Haughton i k Manufactory ? With a view to discredit and injure their Howie, and a-gross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are , determtned,l as far as, liesin their power. to .prosecute to Conviction any.person_ or. persons so vending . Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name Of their Manufacture, 'that was not actually bought at their House • •* * Merchants supplied to any . Amount. * • They have the honour to acquaint the Mobility and Gen try, `that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, *Which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, me whole being of their' own mantifaaurc :—they consist of white and blaekßombazeens,,ChanaberrY Mu - stills,. Cambric Sarscaeta, Rasdirnores for Widows, Armozines e dresi iSar celona, Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus. Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs? ffornbatets for Servants, ece. also a great choice of Patterns in grey PopliN and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yaki-wt& Poplina of astiperior quality, at 3s. 6d: per yard ; -double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabiiinet inditfesent Patterns;; ,plain, ,corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen apd .Gentlenien who always wear black ; they never grow rusty or greasy' in'wearing, being of the very best triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their - . N. B.' Ladies Sp inning mannfaaured into Poplios,or Tabhinetsi liabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able.!.:olours, .inanutitetumd,on the shortest notice. THE PICTURE OF LONDON. A NEW . EDITION - of THIS USEFUL .C.I. WORK, with numerous COrrelions. and Improve ments, was this day . publiShed, and may. be had of all Book sellers in Great. Britain and Ireland, -price Five_ Shillings bound s in red. • - . • „ No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard, Aug. 24, 1602. _ . - MODERN HISTORY. • -rHE' Ancient Part of Dr. IVIAVOR's UNI- L.. •VE RSA HISTORY being now completed in Nine Voiumes;.the Public are respedfully informed, that the First Volume of the• Modern History Will he Published on the ist of Oeloher, and'that a Volume. will continue to be publish ed on Ihe First Day of every Month, till the Sixteen Vo lunies, of which the AModern History is totobsist, arc com pleted. As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of - this Work has been most unequivocally expressed, by the rapid and extensive sale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared, it is not-deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims which The Modem Histork will possess,' to a continuance of the same flattering patronage. y - • - It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal Ilitory, nl'66 large Volumes 06tavo, is either too ex pensive, or too-volnminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal History, 25-moderate-sited Volumes, must be a most, desirable ac quisition. , • The. volumes are sold at ss. in boards ; or, upon common paper; atis. sid. in boards ; and single Volumes, or complete s.cts, may be had of all Booksellers. No. 7i; St. Paul's Church-yard, 4ugust 25, i 802.— • • I n the - PresS, and speedily will be published, in One Volume, Quarto, - emoelltshed with a .'Variety of . .Eng,raVings .trotp Drawings taken on the Spot. • - • • • RAVELS in. 'TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR,' T S."YRIA, and - aCross : .the Desart into EGYPT, during the Yezil799, • LBOO, And 080 I, in Company with the Mill tary'AZsJon that left.ilus Country for Turkey,' under tht Command of General Koehler, Which,: after his ,D s cath,.de:, volved upon Colonel liolloway, and conaaining dkumstan: tial -Details of the Proceedings of the Detachment *during its Conneclion With the Turkish Army undir the Command of the Grand Vizier. . . To which are annexed, a l Metcorologic . al.Journal, and Ob servations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks., 'By WILLIAM WITTMAN; M.D. Of theßoyal Artillery, add S.urgeon to the MiSsion.`•' Printed tor,g. Phillips, No'. 71, St. P.aul's Cburclf-yard. In the Press, and speedily will be Published; in Six elegant Voluines, 121710. price. 11. 105, in boards, or 11. i is. 6d. halt-bound, /rEmoutg of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS IYI. and CELEBRATEQ WOMEN, :roan the earliest Periods to the present Time. By MARY HAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71; St. Paul's-church yard ;,,anti sold by all Booksellers. N. B. Copies of this interesting Work, intended as Pfesents to Ladies, may be bad elegantly nound'aarl gilt, price 11. as. orin handsome plain binding, price ii. 16s. For the USE of SCHOOLS anik YOUNG .VERSQNS. This Day was published, ,• In Two Volumes, Royal iSino. with Engravings, and a cor red Map, Price gs. in boards, or upon common paper, price 73. in boards; A HISTORY of GREE ? E,. from the earliest rl,-''Periods, till its Redudiott into a Roman Province. .Intended principally for the Use of Schools; and Young Persons of both Sexes.. By WILLIAM MAN'OR,.LL.D.• Vicar of Hurley, in . Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dum • tries, Author of the British Nepos, Universal History, &e. Printed for Richard Phillips; - No. 71, St. Paul's Church 'Yard ; sold by B. Tabart; at the juvenile Library, New Bond street ; by Thomas H4rst, Paternoster-row ; ~Wilson and- Spence, York ;H. Mosley, ; Balfour, Ediu ' burgh ; and by all other Booksellers. • • • . • .01 whom may be had, Dr, Mayor's Universal Histly; in Twenty-five Volumes, as each Volume appears on' the first'Day of every Month, and all the other,Elementm I3ooksby the same Author. Also, The Roman History of the same Author, in Three Volurnes; price 135. id. a..a toS. 6d. in bciarsis.' {PRICK SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Septenther 8, 1802, 1 -1 14 - PRINCIPAL OFFICERS . of Ills M/1. YESTI"s ORDNANCE do here4y give Notice, that Praposats will 6e received at their offic,, in St. .J.,a,,s.t.ft ttrat„ We:intim:ter, on TUESDAY the 2141 day of Septenth,r from sack:Per:re: as way he noillingto mmde,take the rupfly bf FORAGE for the • ROY AL ARTILLERY HORSES si.- domed at .ilioolwich, fur Six Months front Est of oc7older 'text. The Forage to 6e furni,hed in Ra:lons, to coraist of the follow_ lag Proportions, wiz. For Riding flows 12.111.,0f (fay ; 816,. of Straw, and 714 is, of Oats, and for Draft Horses t3lu.r. of flay, 6161. of Straw, and °Sas. of Oats, to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expense of the ContraFier. . „ The Term: and Conditions of the Cordrat? may he known upon application ad the Secretav's o . ffice, in St. Margaret-streoti avvj d‘y bet.u.;een the Hourr of Ten and Four o'Clock, hut no l'eopc tale can be admitted afirr rUes2a) , the ltst day of September bbt. Ey Ordet 4 de R. 17,' CREW Sec. 1c 4 ... 5 :37 i 7 ' -*--.:%', .. %.‘,., ''.l%. f A „1:7, , .' ). I . , e' r: ; ' s, ;;, v: ,'‘:::":;`,,,..-...- " : ',.:AI ;•T?:P:i. qr, .1 - ;., k le.ai'_si ''',6A l ' ./ ..:.f ' AiLi . Sc ~ itsikosttlk 1 : ~, ~,sk .., ,10 , yra , 42/ 4 * -.1..: x -,,•4N-, ,i,k , ‘ 1,. . - '7' , ' " - * 4 4 1 `~© '7.:< fr 4 ' -' t .-, ) ;,,' --: -- ' '' s - ..',. - 1 / 4 \ . `--- i T;, . , `..:4‘411147: ao, ' 7, , , • ' 140 I t•,, LAST INDIA HOUSE. . • . Seplfrr3er z, ISJ2. rTI HE- CO PtIVIITTEE of SHIPPING of - ilif UNITED CO %IPA NY of IllEkCllA;vrsv - Eivw.: LAND trading to the Lust Indies, do,hgreb_y give Notice, ' • That the Com,.ritiee A :aLif ti l: . : n re receivea l :; ,la l'rrio.-als in ?unit ing, sealed up, Gn WEDNE.S DAY ~tiv 221 imstant, ftcaz ail Perscns who eiaj he at , illing'to si-pply the•atepany zatb Canvai, Iron GLlns, Pitch and Tar, , : a ilEla i i s l i l i I S ; 11 0 e1 4; 1 ,. s 04 • nd `-' .• • ''' - British iron. . stieb,pol.po;:thl e ;, ( p ress ing .ibeeeirt• the 671.4%1 Pr:cir, as *ttcre to 1;,:n opp,r:anib , a A y • The.Contili ions - t2f- the Contraffs,niay be seen upal; appilexion tI Mr. Ywnei Cogga.r, Cl ,-V to the suid Cmmlu. fe Tv4;),7 . he Tenders mks/ b e left' Aejoi - e. ticretve o'Clock cit e , ,ills on the. -2c( instant, beyond whictAbouc not any Tender will 'be DR. NORRIS's• DROPS. _ • exciting the Public Attention to thise . lualide Drops, an enumeration Of panic:tear Cases - would betinneeessary ; successful eXperience for more than half ceni*y haying sufficiently established their: reputation in theetire of every species of Fcyei:, especially the Yellow. or Putrid, for ;which they are eminent/y'uistingui shed, - the. Pro.. ilifetor,, , from-their increasing celebrity, not only derives, the highest gratification, but .is enabled: w . ith• confidence to re.. Commend a trial of their 'virtues, the Astlirmi, inveterate COughs; Scurvy, all- impurities of the-Blood, Colds, Stomach and towel Complaints, yield to benign, ~ t rt powerful in:. fl uence t and as a salutary cordial in those di son lo rt s attendant on advaticed life, • nothing can surpass their beneScial effees i •The -Family Bottle, 225. is only to he bad at•the• Dodor's House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures aredeliveted gratis, aiid all Orders for Export - at - inn executed. Smaller bottles'are sold iviudesale anti retail by 114.essrs. Jeboult and Co. and-retail by al) -Venders of Medi cines ; also Dr. Norris's An?ibilious Pill; 'celebrated as a safe and effealve aperient, may be had at all the above Places, in 'boxes at 2s. gd. WEST IN,D.U.S, dec. &c. .THE MEDICINE to PREVENT and CURE A the YELLOW FEVER, in boxes, with full Direc tions in case of an attackof any kind of 'Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient for one person for.twelvc months, is sold by the Proprietor's Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding, No. 42, London, and retail by his appointment. at Messrs. Whitechurch and Co. Druggists, Bristol. Mr. Belam, Druggist, Portsmouth. Messrs. Cookworthy, Fox and Co. Druggists,Plymouth. Mr. Parkinsqn, Druggist, Hull. Mr: T. Oakes, D o . - Liverpool Mr. Larkworthy, Do: - Weymouth. Messrs. Gibson and Mayer, Dru rz i,t, I , :awcastie-upos. Tyne. . Mr. Robert-Cave, Druggist, Barwick. , Mr. Baxter, Do. Edinburgh. Mr. Baxter, Do. Glasgow. Mr.-Ogden; . • DO: • Sunderland. Mr. Gale,. . Do. • Lynn. Mr. Rose, Do. Deal. ' Mr. Burney, Do. Falmouth. Mr. Carruthers, Do.. Lancaster. _ Mr. M. Wylie, Whitehaven. IRELAND. Dame Street, Dublin. -- -IS4J:,A: Edwards, Bookseller, Cork. Aft's'lrs. Ramsey and Bernie, Booksellers, Waterford, Mr. Edward Flinn, Bookseller, - Limerick. Is also then best preservative of Health in a'Forcign Climate; as will appear by letters from the following respectable. Per — 'sons : J. J.iston, E sq. Jertnyn-street, S tjames's, to His Excellency R. Liston; E sq. I. Btitish Ambassador at Philadelphia; T. J., Hawkins,, Esq.. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding; j. Janes, ESq. ditto, ' to the Proprietors; Captain . Sall; Andromeda West Indianian; . Captain Hodgson, Hope , ditto ;, Captain Robertson, Hero ditto ; C.rfolitdorie, Esc?: St. Anne'S; Jamaica ; • Which, 3yitllWflier /at inerou s., and unequivocal Test i many, of the Efficffy of this invaluable Piscoverv, may be seen in Panaplitet,s - to' be had gratis 'at dolcifiig's,".at all the Got try Venders, • . and ;at many of tile principal Inns, Col]the-houses mac., &c. ,about Town, . . LISBON 01E1' DRINK AN'ls EXTRACT. T,BE I.ate . _Pr.. John Lea' ke, Physician to the wastiiiinster Hospital; introduced this valuable I.'l'o'i -ration into Englandz. - stands' honored' with the restimo ilies-off,le late•DUkelit Hamilton, Sir Abraham, Hume, and mauy : other ; PersonsDisfindion, far the Scurvy, SCrofula, Cancerous Sores, the,Nenereal Disease; but 'particularly' where Mercury has failed; in Barrenness, .ati Impotency, and In all debilitated ; Ca.*, ,IrregUlarities or Impurities of the Blobd. ;It is now Undertaken .by 'Mr.- Paltrier, No, 44, 'Gurra'id.street, SOhO, whire he _may. he consulted every m q raing, from ten till-three o'clock, and NVIIC:'e the Disser• tattoo by Dr. teake, may lie hid,. price as • Aliy ;YIN PHYSIC rirfW propriety this ,_ of taking some Ai terati ve - Medi.. Season blithe Year, tolacilitate the • efforts of Nature,,must be Obvions.to the - Weakest.capacity : it is a lcupded..by .the ~v;:dern of our :Ancestors, s , i r . 4coltittrtry _the appraration of every Medical Man : its ut;lity'is'ilf,/ , 'Cobtined to .the..present advantages, liu,t . c.iiitenits also totl:c-proy_ention i thanSnDisedscs, . which frequently recur wh t en ,seisonable physic has been" neglected. The Public arc therdforereitundcd, that•DE VELNO's VEG E TAr LE PILLS ate provea,iby ample experidnce., to be the : - :iu;t safe and efficacious hitherto discovered, as an alterative, purifier, rind swec.tener'ofthe.bibod, and for radically curing the ScurvY, Stropluila orKitit's• Evil, Scorbutic..Fruptions, Leppsy„darill etceas of Mercury, and all Diseases originat ing friam an impurity of • the' blood--A variety' of proofs of theirefficacy, from People of Respectability,, are constantly ptiblished in'the tkdon . Evening Papers ; these must na turally.be suppok&to . naNe their due weight, and supersede the necessity of coniinent from the.Ppyrietor ; • yet he presumes to itssert, that the' real oleri4 of . t`a,s vege table preparation will..on a fair trial, plead m.)re forcihly in its own recommendation, than any thing w hicli can be said of it. Prepared anti sold in bo*es, - price 4s. Gd. or six. boxes in one, 'price IL a's: by she Pro , irictoi', J. Pidding, foruizrly . Surgeon in tee Amy, at 'his Warehouse., No: 16,'•0x 'ord street;:opi;osite,the,Panthe9n ; also retail, by :Putt, Exchange Ching' and Butler,' NI ..o. 4, Cheap side ; NQ, ai, Pall-Mali ; Waid; No. 354, Holborr Borough 'and by every' mca . iole Vender in