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This Day was published, Price 21. ns. 6:1. in boards,. PrrIISIOGNOMICAL SKETCHES by LAVA TER; with the Author's Explanations.. Engraved • frOm the Original Ora Wings, on so Copper-plates. • • tyjOHN LUt.FMAN. ' And carefully printed on the finest Wove - paper, to corre spond and bind up with Mr. Hollaway's Edition. • • Published by R. H. Westley, No. isg, Strand; J. Luk -.man, Bell alley, Coienian-street ; ,Murray and Highly, Fleet street - B. C.. Collins, . Sarum ; and J . Norton, Bris tot, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of At , . UNITED COMPANY of MERCHA Nts of 1:1`;'! . ;- LA N D trading► to the East Irdiesr; do herelj•give Naire, • That a Quarter'' , Gepteriil Court of the Sala Con;pavi -will it beid at their IlouJe, itt Leadenhail-stieet,, the 23d of Jane next, at Elevest o'af , ck i,t the P a r cn o q :b e purpose of declarieg a Dividend from ariam.74. last to tifidsmui mer,next. t, To the:WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITY and LIBERTIES of WESTMINSTER. GENTLENItK, EMBRACE the earliest oppottunity, after my . return to England, from that Professional Service to which my Sovereign was pleated to call me, again to OF FER ,MYS,ELF TO YOUR CROICE at the ensuing GENERAL ELECTION. . • Admission 35.. Doors open at Seven, aril - the Concert begins at Eight If, during the War, I have been called upon by the duty • which I owe to my Sovereign and my Country, to exert 'my humble efrirts, rather in assisting to execute than to deli berate, l' trust I shall not,. on that account, have forfeited any part of the confidenct you have been pleased to repose in ine. The blessings of Peace being happily restored, it will be my ardent should you think me worthy of being con•. tinued in the important trust of Representing you in Parlia ment, to discharge the duties btlong,ing to it vita zeal and fidelity. _ _ - 6T The Publishers take the liberty of assitring the Pub lic, that the abode are true Copies of Lavater's Drawings, the whole of which were executed about the year 1797, and may theretOre - be considered as nearly the last Works of that celi!brated Genius. The Inscriptions in Getman and French at the bottom of each Plate, are a lac simile of Lavater's own writing, under the original Drawings : and• the Engl 1311 Translations -have been given as literal as possible. To say any thing of the Work otsuch.a distinguished - Master, un necessary : they must only beg kaVe to observe, that finer Models for teaching to draw the bold and Correa outlin4 of The human figure, were never oared to the Public. Thot the Transfer thoks of the Skid Compa7'sSiock will 3e .but on Thurscia , y, the jd ef rune ne.vt, at Two o'Cl,ek; opened again on Thiersday, .the 2.2 d of yuo , following. And that the Qividena Warranti on the Said qompaty's Staik; due the 51b- of yrs( y, will he ready to he adivered on illna4y, the 12th of rut, next. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE; lune 18oz. . PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due, on the 24th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the 'Company's Offices, over the .Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall,, as well as by their re spedive agents in the.several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies on or.betbre the 9th of July next, as the usual Fifteen bays allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy will then expire. SAMUEL' PENNING, jun.. Sec. Attendance is given-, daily,..•zt thr'said Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, an Ships, in 'Harbour; in DOck, or ivhile Building, from Loss or Damage -by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and'granting Annui— ties on, Lives. N. 8.: Policies of Assurance, for the Bum of 3001. or up ‘vart!-, are issued free of eXpence to the Assured. 1{1T.1.1.l 19 R See_ As the glory of the British Antis has shone forth in every part of the globe, with a splendour unrivalled by the History even of our own Country, I trust our - Commerce will feel its influence in a more extended circulation, and that our Na tional Wealth will keep pace with our National Glory. I have the Honour to be, With the utniost respect and gratitude, GENTLEMEN, Your most faithful, and devoted Servant; CAIZDNER. Portland-place, June z 3, tSoz. • POSTING AT ONE.SHILIING YER. MILE xH AS - FOSTEk, of the REIN_ DEER , (3114 DONCASTER . , begs leave to acquaint 'the Nobility 'and Gentry travelling the North, Roads, that inconsequence of the decrease in the ice of Forage , and.having found that the I nn keepers in his neghhourhnod did not reduce the drice of Pc.sting; some tittle ego began - to run POST CHAISES ' a t ONE SHI ',LNG P gR MILE, Which has.sinec . incluced the other Innkeepets to lower. their prices ; hut. he utters bunsel t, that as hip was the first to do it, he shall meet with 'due encouragement. • Vr Excellent .Accommodatlons, and the choicest. Stock sr Wines: PATENT BED'S, SO FA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,• DINING.TABLES, Liffering. in Stile and Plan from those in the old way. IIUTLER -1 s ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, - .No. 13 and t 4, CATHERINE- S'C EET„ - Ei t ;ht - .)oors from the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal-Highnesses the DU Eof 0 !U( and VRIN CZSSES, and Itlanufac • tnr..-r of Furniture in has;observed some of the various Advertisements ' 9 l 3 Posed to him, the intention of which•may *easily disco vered; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi denee he, inantrfactures and sells as above, (where also.may ne 11.:(1, every Ankle in the I)rholstery 'Line) his superior -FOUR-POST zn,l T ENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and Various other Brass.P.ats ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a comfortahle Bed; CHAIR BEDS, Aich transform thessan - w way, and each in a -few minutes DI Nr- G TABLES on various Constructions, and Ruite.on a new Plan - ; PORTABLE CHAIRS; .LIBRARY STEPS Particular compact Construelion ; a. 41 various inents in Furniture. - Houses completely furnished ; the Articlqs of well-season ed woods excellent workmantliii). Also, for exhortation, Beds tur the East and Wet indies ; Cabins fitted up tor Pas zengers, Ai& . , •BuTLER has cllnstruded.severat Tools and. Machines for working his Pzitent Art:Aes, &c. at his ManufaEtury, as above, where-the P:ltint 1):ed may be seen ; and with much stbmission and a true sznse.of gratitude,:ackno,lcliges the 'kind encouragement he has so generously received. WANTS A FLACE; S . NURSERY - M AID, a-' Young Woman, 4 I...lately arrived from Lisbon and Maderia, in both which places she has aei'd in the capacity, of 4 Nursery-M-aid, and from whc..tice she can produce.a. good..Charaeler of herself. Her orrl reason tor rflurriing - to England being that the heat th approachitig-Srmlner ,eras inju rictus .tO her heal tit. 'Site 11 opes to acquit herse.lt •in the same situation, .and prefer '.l . 7.,enteel place with kind treatment to'good ‘vages an inferior }amity: Letters addrest , ed (post-paidl, •No, t,, White 'rYars, will be thankfully and.attentivOy received. June . I;OLL9WING CAPITAL PRIZES Were either Sold. Shared,' or Registered, and the Money paid on Dernand, at this Ot i n the p re , e dt h g - • SIX LOTTERIES. • 2,000 No. 3oogz - z0,c60 6633 - - .20,600 29467 -- z0,a , 0 18i42 - 2,000 45550 - 1,0 3 2 477 20,0 cc, ;7629 - - • 2,000 3 6 959 - -S. POPE.TO THE PIJI3LIC. No. 3098 - . z~i9B - - - t 6149 3183 - - '15;28' - - - -7'- 8665 - - ...10,00. ~000 - zq t ouo - = 5,000 ,!2,00t, - - 2,000 - - - - . _ .rTHE approaching.LOTTEßY, whether viewed in point of solid Advantages, superior A trangeinerit of Scheme, or improved System 'of Drawing, hath - powerful C Public lainito' Attention. - In Numbers of .Tickets it- is reduced from 60,000 to 24,000 'only; contains less Blanks than any preceding Lottery ;- the lowest Prizes (191.) exceed • the Price of Ticketi,--and yet in number and magnitude of Capital PrizeS, challenges , every 'former Lottery. It Draws Eight Days. only;—begins with a Of - 5,e001. for the First-drawn Ticket (Aug. 2,) -and prsents a Capital every Morning, up tdro,oool. and io,ociDl. • • Such being the judicious cast of Scheme, rational disposal of Pti zes, - and such the important advantages, that, S. POPE conceives - it a duty to submit them to the consideratibh of his Friends and the Public-; and - as a Ldttery of .1 - weoty- Four Thousand Tickets only admits but of 'Cute hesitation, he takes theliberty of recommCnding an early piirchase: ' The Tickets and Shares are on Sale, in a variety of Num bers, at his FORTUNATE OF F ICE,' 'Corner of the RO YAL EXCIIANGE, Close by the BANK Of having no concern in any Provincial Lottery-Office whatever. This Day_ was published, Pri c e Si x A TREA lISE on the Means of PURIFYING INFECTED Al R, of preventing Contagion, and ar resting its Progress. By 1.. B. GUYTON-MORVEAU„ Member of the National institute of •F ranee, &c. and of many Foreign Literary,-and Scientific Societies. Dira per incautum serpunt contagia vulgus. Translated from the French, by R HALL; M. 0, Hunc lenire dolorein Possis, et morbi diroain deponerc pattein. London : Printed by J. and E, Hodson, CroSs-Street„Hat ton-garden, for T. Hurst, Paternoster-r9w. This Day jvas published . , One Vol. tzino. price ss. in boardi, neatly printed . oma tine wove yellow decoy paper, '47H E PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY, by 1. M. de Voltaire,a New and Correct Edition, with NOtes, containing a Reluiaiion of such paskiges as arc any 'ay ex.. ceptionable with rega:d 'to iteligiOn, with a Portrait of the uthor. Printed for Wynne find Scholey, No. 45, and lames _Wal lis, No. 46, Paternoster-row. • * A .* A few Copies are thrown off' on a cream colour- draw ing paper, Bvo. and hat-pressed, prices: 6d. irtextra band.ti. SOUTH 'HAMS,.DEVON , ra.BE LE-FT f; , r a Term of 14 Years, a new . built 17. 7 E I{OUS E, consisting . ot . clew..? "raWing-room,• Dining-room, and . Breakfast Parlotir, 'eight best Bed Rooms, and six for. Servants, with every other re anisite f or a G en teel Family,-Coach-houses, Sta:)les„ Walled &c. &e. situate in - the centre of tso Acres, of very licit Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with two Cottage linnses, Barns, Stables, Linhays and CoUrtleges, forming -ene Of the best Estates in this Kingdon for a Gentleman tond of Field Diversions and-Agricultural Pursuits. • The House is situate in a beautiful Vale, and , well Wooded; seven miles from 'Torbay, and within half an hour's, ride or Dartmouth, iha fine S":iorting . Country; with "plenty of Game. fOr'palticulars to Messrs. Wbod and Strong, Attor-' "'es, in Tiverton, Devon; orto:Mr. Win. Pilkington,- Land SAlrveyor, at Exeter. FREEHOLD ESTATE in 'SALOP, near thp BORDER , of STAFFORDSHI R • *TO BE• SOLD BY AUCTION, 'Ey Mr. SCOTT, . , • On Thursday; July is, at Twelve o'Clock, , at Garraway's, - 2 Change-alley,. London, except previously disposed of -by Private Contract, VALIJA FILE and IMPROV.EA BLE FREE: Ht) 1.13 FARM, comprizing above t 34 Acres of good XTEADOW, ARABLE, and I'ASTURE 'LAND, with Outbuildings, desirably situate at Heripts Haye, in the Parish of Albrighton, in the:. Cdunty of S4lop, near the }no road, seven miles, from Wolverhampton, twelve from tridgnorth, four from_ the Stafkirdshire and Worcestershire Canal. The Lands are compait, and thz Brick-buildings iq good order, lett to a yearly T-epoitt. - The Growing Tim been may. be optional to the, Purchaser. The Land-Tax has - redeemed. lohn .Bishton, jun. at Kilsal, mar Shif -4111, will Shetv the Estate. : Particulars at the Swan, at WoNcrharnix.ton ; the Lion, at Sirewsbury ; fieli and Chickens, at Birmingham ; at G arra ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-Hill, Pndon, where a may be seen. - . TO BE .SOLD 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. )or the remainder of a Term of Twenty-one Years, subjed tea reserved Rept, ALL A 11p.t. DWELLINGIIOLTSE,and , BousE adjoining, in Which are two WATE KIST MI Ll.S;one - Shellowing IClill for Oats, with a Whmowing . Mai nine and two Bolting or Dressing Mills, toi,•ether with a Courdege and Out-buildings; two Orchards, well skii.:keri, and M full bearing; a Nursery Plot, and two Fields, situate at Pufze Hill, Within the Pareel'or Manor of Sjdllury,. foriw:rtv in. possession of Samuel Westeott, but /a olm of Thomas Sanders, whose term expires at Lady-day, " 0 4. • - • . , •Atso a new-built WORSTED FACTORY (adjoining. the 4 1)0,4 now unoccupied, with the Machinery thereon, 60- of bye double Spinning Frames,. die Roving 'Frame, two'Drawing Frames, and sundry other Articles. • limitediate pcs.;ession may be had or the Faelory, which ?s as comvleat ui" the site as any in ilia West of England, and is t~ell supplied with Water. • • ut titer panc:W .o i ars may be known, n appliCation to Mr.. Builder in Exeter, who Will treat :fur the, Sale.' Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. ." • • CtNTLPISTENi YOUR very worthy. and respeaed Mem- oer : Mr. Vyntr, haiiing declared his ' intention to i t e ,Airie representing you in the ensuing Parlianient, and presuming that, on the dissolution of the present, so speedily to be expeaed, a General Meeting may be cal it'd, for toe pun. pose of nominating Perions for that distinguished Situation ; 'I am enCouraged to offer you my respecttul Services, and to solicit tke Honour of your Support on that occasion. If I should be so fortunate as to obtain your favOurable opi&on, and eventually become your Representative: in Par liame.nt, you may be assured: 'of my constant endeavour to support our invaluable Constitution, and promote the wel fare of the' County of Lincoln. I have the Honour to be, • Gentlemen, . . Your.rnosz obedient, and very humble Servant, CHARLES:CHAPLIN. Blanknek, June 18th, 1802... - To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD- ' ERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. T" , Ehne ap'prouche,s, when the power Which .sou have delegated to your Representatives will re=- vert-to yourselves.' That you are fully aware of what you have a right to ex pea - from those who may become Candidates for your Con fidence, I have no doubt. A strip. and conscientious dis charge of the high trust which you will be called upon to confer, is indispensihly requisite, not only for the further ut Parliamentary' Business of this extensive County, Hut for the advancement of the Landed. Interest, and the ge neral Welfare of the Country at large. 'I.; ndert he deepest im pressio of these Sentiments, I ain induced to.. listen to . the suggesuons of _a numerous class of IndenendeM - Freeholders, and to Twice you an humble offer •of my SerVices at the en. suing Fledion. • I have the Honour to be, With the .greitest deference cnd respect,' ' Your obadient servant, • EDiVIUND TURNOR, Jun. Pantoit House, June i;, 1802. TO THE PUBLIC. A _ s nothing. is o . valuabie . as Hearth, -of course nothing is so necessary as an attention' to those indispb sitionS to which the generality of mankinet are scibjc, , cl, viz,. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS ; which, by too many, are considered as trifling, and negleaect - till they have taken deep root in the constitution, and 'brought on a complication of maladies too shocking to relate. • When a tainted or scor butic: habit has undermined the constitution' no longer ha; the blood (.which is the life) a due: circulation, without which no longer can the body be preserved in health all,l vigour. The great number of persons who have, and daily experience the superior properties of Mr. LAG NUM's . TIS CO RBUTI C -DROPS, is the best testimony that cm bp, adduced to their virtue ; thoSe Drops penetrate into -- tne most intimate parts of the body, open the months of the minuter vessels, restore the natural perspiration, ~and po mote all the fluid secretions in every stage of this destruiive complaint, and are an absolute specific; awl, as a presen tative, an alterative, and a purifier of the blood, they arenot to be equalled. They may be taken without confincintnt, are pleasant in taste, and may be safely administered to Ater', or - people - ot the olust 'delicate constitution : bey strengthen the stomach, create a good appetite, and areex• cellently' restorative to decayed constitutions. Freitru2leir perfect digestive quality, they prevent the accumulati(n of wind, causing herd-achy, vapours,. and other indispostion.s incident to the human • frame. Their superiority in ..001- plaints of the Scurvy,- Leprosy,' Rheumatism, Ulcer, and other disorders arising from impurities of the blood hav'e beeii 'Suffkiently evinced, by letters from. many resre.table characlars, which have repeatedly appeared in this an other NewspaperS. , These Drops are sold in moulded-square bottles, at • r zs. and 4i. 6d. 'One- Las. bottle is.. equal in' cfnantity v three 45.' 6d, ones. They may be had,- wholesale and roil; at Mr. Lignsim's Dispensary, No. 5-7, -Bridge-Street-, 'Welles ter Cat Uowara's and Evans's, No 42, Long lane West_ Smithfield, sole Wholesale Agents in Lhdon and. Ptail .by the tbllowing persons : H. Cundell,- N 0 ... 442, Minorls ; W. Clark, No. 269, Borough ; .Jordan, No..- 33, Whitehvel ; JebOult, No. rso, Oitor&.strect ;. Sutton, No. 141 Long ,ae re ; Wacte Old -410iid-street, and N . 0., '163, f leetstreci ; • Tutt and Etoulton,. Royal •Exchange ; -Knight, Nom 1-al late; ,TUttlei tan Strand ; arid Wart,. No. 32, Hui- Won. • • FOREIGN BOOKS. 1, • . • This Day was published, ‘, ACATALOGUE of seine Latin, Greek, French, Malian, Spanish, Gerrhan, and' Dufchiboks, with the low Prices annexed" at ,which they are now - selling for Ready Money, by Lackington, and Co. Temple of the Muses, i 7 insburyL'square ; where tilt() may be had gratis, a Saed Lint Of Itlodrn Public::tions, which is just printed. L. A. and Co.'s Supplemental Catalogue for iSoz, corn prizing many, valuable new purchases in varioes CiasseS of Literature, wiil'be ready for delivery in a tew weeks. For the Use of Ladies Schools A NEW 'UNIVERSAL ATLAS, and Compendium of Modern C,:eograptik; dedicated, -by permission,'to Her Royal Highness the l)utchess of York: This Day wag published, - In One handsome. Volume, small 4t .beaUtifullk printed with a new and elegant-Tlype; on a superfine wove paper, and illustrated'. with THIRTY-ONE COLOURED MAPS and other Engravings, executed in a pecikliarly neat and elegant stile, price as. half-bound, with Mo rocco backs and corners, SHE 'UNIVERSAL -- ATLAS, and INTRO_ Duct.' oN to Mo DE KN.GEOGRAPHY ; in which are described the mhst celebrated Empires, States and King domS of the World; with a general View of Astronomy ; the 501.4 r System.; the Fixed Stars and Constellations ; of Geography ; Figure and Motion of th.• Earth; Vicis situdes of the Seasons, &c: a liscription 61 the TerreStrial and Celestial Globes; with >Geographieal — Problems:; Eastern and Western Remispheres Ere. - 'also the. Method of adverting to the Time of Day in 'aistant Natibris is clearly elucidated on a new Geogra)hical ClO k. ~ . The Plates engraved by John Cooke. 'The Intro.:hit - lion and Geographical Descriptions,. . . By the Rev . T HOMAS SMITH. Printed for J. Harris, Succe , :sor to• E. Newbery, the Cor ner of St. Paul's:Church-yard., • POWELL's CONVEVNNCING YRECEDEN lii.E Subscribers ,and . Profes‘sion .are. informed, that this Day was published, in ivo. :Yol. V. Ins. 6d. in boards, - -and Part I. 23. 64, sewed, to be continued every Saturday, until the whole is complete in: about 24 Parts (forming six. volumes), of Original Precedents Convey-• ancing, seleded froth the Manuscript Collection of-the late roseph Powell, Esq. Author of the Law of Mortgages, Wills, &c. Revised and cormded ; with Notes and -Re marks, explanatory of the 'nature and efficacy of the several Assurances, &6. contained in the Collection. By CHARLES BA KTON,.ot the Inner-Temple, Esq. Author of the Elements of Conveyancing. London: Printed tbr W. Clarke and Sons .Portugal-street, Lincoln's-I nn ; of whom, and the ditnrei43ooksellers; pro posals for this Work may be had. FOR RHEUMATISMS, Rhalunatic-Goat, .Lum , bago, Numbness, Palsy, sFlatulenty, Spasmodic. or Flying'Pains, general Debility and Relaxation .of the... Sy stem • Sprains, Bruises, &c.-Experience has proved WI-fITEHE's ESSENCE OF -. MUSTARD (Pills rind Fluid), the most elledual remedy made known to:the World, haVing' Suecceded.,in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years standing, after every- other means had haled, 414 it has absolutely cured more j!.atientS of the abOve COrn plaints,.. than all the Medicine§ ever before made public.— •The Fluid - Essence is s 6 'singularly penetrating and speedy in its operation, as generally to area the cure Of the severest Sprains. and Bruises by a few: applications.--It is prepared and signed by the Proprietor, i R. Johnston, -Apothecary, No. ',Greek-street, • Soho, London ;,.ants sold at as. 91.. each or bottle. —And its reputation is so universally esta blished, that it inay he had pt every . Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, West...l-uclies, and America. For BILIOUS COMP LAI NTS,and DISORDERS - of STOMACH and BOWELS ' Dr..rAMES'i:"ANALEPTIc rirßE Excellet,Ce of theie PILLS, - as a gentle purgative,. and as a generat t preservative of Health,'' 'be assisting Natu re, in the due discharge of the Animal Euneliortst has established their reputation as_a Medicine of the first im portance,.- - They are admirably c a l cu l a ted f or Di sor d ers ' o f the Stomach and BoWels ; for persons - of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition --as-well as for those whose Con stitutions have been aftetted by a trio active or too sedentary lite,- or by' a residence in hot Clim a tes: Th e y are likewise particularly _.serviceable in I - lead-Adis occasioned. by Intit .gestion, and in. removing the bad etfeds of tree living ; . .as also in preventing ralSiqS and ApopleXies, - so Often the con. sequence of intemperance. • •. • The-tendency ot, these-Pills is to open the pore's by night, - and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re quire neither confinement nor attention to diet. -RecourSe should be had to them on, the first attack of a cold, or upon' any slight indisposition; and they shohld never be omitted at bed-time after -an excess of eating or drinking; and thus their distinguished charaderistic will be maintained of pro moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by, their invent tor; who, by the constant use of them, though a . very free liver, attained the age Of seventy.five. As the ANALEPTIC PILLS oWe,their vittuel to .- a peculiar preparation,...which has never .bcert divulged but to the present Proprietors,' they can only be, had ggiut ine from then; and they 'are sold by Francis Newbery,• at Warehouse for Di. j'antz.s's Powder; No. - 45, the , East End of St. Paul's, a' few doors from Cheaßside„ London ; and at Dr. lames's Lite house in Bruton.street, in Boxes, price 45. 6d. eaLh; Stamp included is or the civamity of Six in One large BOx for ii. 2.5. Ed. • • Observe that the words, " F. Nzwr.E.Ry, No. -4,5, St. Paul's," arc' eniwayW en the• Stamps. MI (then aro coun t:at:its. AROIVIATLC SPIRIT or •+. l tht.l<, (The original Invention of Mr. Henry.), Prepared and Sold by 1711.0 MA'S and WiLLiAi.t fit N R y, Chemists and A pothe.:%liits, Minichestet. .. • rrHIS most agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Corn .. • pound of 1410 , :oncentrateci Vinegir, joined with the inns t pleasant Its streng and pungent odour ren ders it extremely grateful and salutary to persons under Head-achs, Faintings, &c. and adapts it fot counter. acting the bad etteas of neared or fo(ii. Air. Hence it h!!* been found highly useful in Rooms, where the ifeCtion tot Fevers, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pre vail ; and in all crowded t.9laCes of public resort, as Theatres: Couits of justice, &c. It may also be particularly recom mended towrsons residing in Hot 'Climates.. •: The Aromatic Spirit of vinegar, priee . 2s. 01. each bottle, Stamts incluiedr auc.Vretaii, by , Bayley Blew, • Cockspur 7 street (the:only persons in Loiulon autitb rised by the Proprietors to sell the.satne) .vlierc may be had Sponge Boxes of gold; silver, corneliaii,. crystal; &e. . N.B. Each. bottle,: besides a copper-plate. label, signed liy the Preparers, has . the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromittie, ' Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names are also engraeti in the Stamp, the counterfeiting bf wtiieh is Felony. • . . • At the same, place . may be, had, Henry's Catenled Magnesia; in bottle at _ Is. ( - id. 2S. 6(1 . , and 3s. fr.l. each, Stamps included. RESIDENCE IN THE•CrI'Y OF NOR.VVI*CH. To BE'SOLD, an 'Elegant' LEASEFIOLIJ , MANSION, ,situate near the Bishop's Palace, with &aiding' for - five Horses, double Coach-!rouse, -Pleasure= ground, GreenAiouse and Kitchen-garden, the Ground very tasteftilly laid out, and the Green-house stored with choice Shrubs, The Kitchen-garden is. -well ,_planted and cropped, and walled in ,• together with l3rew 7 house, Put ter's-ledge and suitable Offices; the whole occupying nearly tive•Aeres. The House is'titted up in the first-style plele. gance,, and'conSists of spacious Drawing and Eating Rooms, Library, with a - Select Coll.:Ction of books, Moisic-room, excellent -Kittheri; arehed Cellars, imcl every requisite for a Genteel Family it contains many Paintings in Oil and We_ ter Colours by the best Alasters„Vier Glasses of censiderabld magnitude, and the Furniture throughout of the best qua lity, the hirrineV-pieces area statuary Marble. The ,Pre. niiscs: PidUres, Turniture, .and several very tine Statues on the Ground, are, to lie sold Adgether, and, Possession may bet had iminettately. t:CI Apply to Bacon; Aoned?, of to Messrs: Fester and Cd: Attornies, Norwich. • - . ['H H OUG several Remedies are discovered 11. which perfectly eradicate every, species of Scurvy; Leprosy, Rheumatic and Gouty, Palos, yet none arc tbund equal either in expedition;: pleasantness, safety, or cheap ness; to Dr. PATERSUN's VEGETABLE DROPS, which in Scrofulous Schirrus, or .Cancerous "(umors; cers, and White Swellings, perform , the most wonderful cures; and in taiiVuitive, Ep;ieptic, Paralytic, as well 4 Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec tionti, where iarge quantities of celebrated Medicines 'have been tried iri vain, a small Bottle of thesetirops has given .the happiest pivots of their exceliclit•propertizs, particularly' in promoting: a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling all morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture, and. teriacity, with tree. circulation anti equal distribution of - the nervous and other fluids.; and thereby removing all bilious, windy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they produce composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied with an Agreeable diffusion of natural warmth j and lively sett. cation through every part of the animal frame, so as to. refl.: der the sickly; weak, and delicate habit healthfuli..and re. storc the decayed constitution to a state of strong adivity. These props ate inclosed in Plain di teelions, and appointed .to be sold by. Tuttr Royal Exchange; Ward. No. 314, born, opposite Gray's Inn; London ; C. Collins; Salisbury; g o r s ey a nd Woodward, 'Portsea ; NV4tts and 11.ading, Gos. port ; Donaldson.. and Motley, Portsthoulth ; Jennings; Waltharn • ; Robbins; WincheAer ; Skelton, South ampton ; Hollis, 'Romsey ; Jones; LVirington ; Benson; Ringwood ; Moore, l'oole ; and most Viideis of Patera Me dicines in . Grzfat Britain,. at ss, the bogie; ditty included ; and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street; Loudon.; Where all orders wholesale and retail are duly. attend d to. Also his MEZERIO PILLS; whieti, ,tholOt reqiiiring no restraint of diet, orhindrance of. business? yet ate a s,, expeditious. and, infallible cure in every stage of a certain disease, being sealed up in plain direaions, frith in . unctions, b'y Whicli.all the baneful etleeis of that insidi:itts disorder are irnrn'e.diately'preVented by' attending to the method therein direcied; pr'ae ss. sd. duty.included. WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, For the Grem Sickness; and other Disorders incident to young Females. The folirrwing insfante cif their uncolrunati efficacy; is viortrty the.attention of the affllded : To Mrs. kEARSLEY. , „AN, Respeffable persont this City exiledon me last niiht; requesting i woutcfserid you the folloWing Case, which, if you think proper, you may make public f o r the sake of the afflict-fed ;` and any perion desirous of further intbrniation; by referring to :tree, shdll have the Lady's ad. dres's. , •• • young . About two years ago, a woman. Servant to Mrs. P. was in a very bad state of health ; she had continually vio lent pains its her stomach, attended With dreadful voiniting ; she..remained in this state fur .ripwarde of 'twefve me n th s, which reduced her tosuch a degree of weakness, thatshe could not ';o urf Stairs without 'Testing a considerable time, so that her life was despaired of. Slie had life advice of the first Physicians in this city, and also was an out-patient to the Infirmary for ifiree ini'.)nrhs, hut found no relief; her Apothecary' the - tight slie had aninipo4hittneln her stomach, and dechred that immediate death Would ensue. She Was then adyisad to apply to m 7 warehouse fot 'same of your Welch's Feinale Pills, by taKing of Which, in three days she found grdtft relief ; and all arOu n d her ‘VereastOnished at the manifest change: 'By taking only two btaxes she was perfealy restored. • Bristol,' Aug: 14,, Igo°. I retrain; Madam; ~ : Patent Medicine Warehouse; • Your obedient Servant, ' No, 3 ; Wine -street. W. BUJ GIN. Welch's "Female Pills (with diteßions), , price 2s, od: a box, are sold Wholesale by C..l(earstey, Fteet-ttreet, Lon don also Retail, by DieeV'andl Co. 'Bow, Ctrurch-yard, Cheapside. ;F. Newbery; No. 45, -St. P au l' s Churchyard ; Jeboult and Co. No. - :so, Oxford-street; J.Pidding, Oiford-"screenl; R. Stringer; 'Strand, near. Chafing-4:ross Marshall, Hart4treet, Btootnsbury E. :Newbery, )re corn tier Chutch.:yard; Goldin, No 4 1 ; ; Wade; NO. t 3,. Old Bond-street ; - /361ton's \ierlicine Shop, (not Tutt's)', front of the Royal .Exahange ; Clark; No, 269, Borough ; and by' Ward; opposite Gray's Inn Gate, Hot:: born. • **** As another Medicine is kbld under:fit: name Of Wettilli Female Pills, which is spurious, Pur‘,:nteers are requesvd to remark, as the sureSt testimony of authenticity,. that each Bill of Diredionl is signed with the name of C. "Kearsler..in hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby Servants carintii be impoied on, tne Stamp' is printed by permission of 111% Majesty's Hon., Commissioners.oiStaiitlas, thtut • , , C,K r. . a u.er. EY, 110 . 46; -FL ET,IT Xkltr, Neel. othe4,aregemzins.