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r- .'~N~j''i cOrl , L Able, oge 1, 19 on :I;ght ffoods vi th;l :Id bf teen ;, }n• r 0 0 0 C 6 I) 3 lot now' ediitts 1., e'' thael- vithin ibQ4-tf DTITIS , r An. .V BER. T ttiat rc 15, 1. per ma V 'r, I Blen- Littlo nsist -I,tras. nes 111 asture ro: for clear 'tent, .nd IA about occu— ler au 97, at ~ and table ! d and in the year, and 2 K. ort )atioa For ze tol. pa% , 3. y, cd tants- ° Mr. Maps ad 0 1 prin t Mr. Soo. th 2 to a yirti sould Liviq and no rIC ssall 110 read" c "' T , ; xumBER,3OO9 • . VAUXHALI, ROWING MATCH. THE ANNUAL WHERRY givcn by tne FRCS_ @RIETOR of VAUXHALL GARDENS will be ROWED Fpß"on FRrDAY NEXT, Tuly 23, by SEVEN PAIR of °MIS, in *Uniform' Dress s. In the Evenini will be A GRANDGALA., AND BRII.LINT DISPLAY or • FIREWORKS. ADMISSION THREE. SAILLINrGS. STANMORE ASENIBLIcS, iSoz. AT the - A PYRC Q RN ARMS, ST A N MORE :01-1;1:1 } 7 the z6th Au,:;. r. Monday the 13th Stpt..mber. Mtvilay •the vith Odoger. , Monday tine Bth November. IVICLIAM TOOTELL, Sec .r.qgware, July t 7 ., • i.c2 NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET. t7 -I .LIF's Public are resreaftilli" informed, that this aGItAND VI EW of the CITY cr-• • ' •.‘ r-ovircns, ;s ray , ,v open inspeCtion ; - • ings nUcle . nri - the North West - rower cif o:4litricetlych,l-4 Vr/ytre Dlme, since the ries Pe ice, by j As. DE MARIA , I ' Ten till cl.isk • • attewls ro(ro.)lani t. , • Pict,: .'s ' )f of SAMUEL BEAN, B,ll*- • P `' •• 7 , to receive the Tenth Divid end, , s.. , N e - y,itrlh's, No: 3 Tanfield-court, Temple, from oTiock, Mondays and Saturdays excepted. nr.) • ' LEMAN of it'n Rimi•lY, late y! . .c,f. the Sovereign Council of Bern, in being a Statesrn4n, is also a !Vint of willingly niniertake the finishing of a Young u,ducation.dpbtined fur a:Public Life, or attend Tra . vels thrOugh the cliknrent Countries •and Nobleman or gentleman to whom this Proposal to AI appear ilcc - cp - tAble:, may ro - r further Partic,tilars apply Tr eV"ravel, No, 8, Gower-street,.l3e(iford:-square, who them Or the infirination required the occasion. extent of the Stipend will no material ohjed.', PIRTY • THOUSAND. POUNF)Si ;Ind upward,, 'is•delezated by'a Cornp•anv of Gentlemen, for the Pur -1 wcti-s;:cur.!.d AN NUITI : I3S - . From Seven to Ele e:l V - ears i be g:ven for A nnuiti,3 secured upon Copyhold, Long. Lease:DM : Estates, Money in.the c , Ton Itriy, other .Assigua:•!e Property, or Annual ac s,4rfii.nii to tne Interests of the Grantors of .Annuities „,: s • wno r liav - e . the p(*i,r to it,ie , rn s,rne. at p a c i e ' 'riOlit.'ati.7y,s , personally,- or by I..eters (post-patd), es q •Vllligrs' and Co'No. •o, Kin-street, St. ‘Aes '5-§qqa re. Hoi.trs - ofl3o.sine.s . sfrbm Eleven to Three. t ' = WANTED, a Genteel St.:K.ll in the•C k r,iiitry o witere the number is Limited. to Firt::en, ALATYY cif Gi - tn'teel I%Atwit..is and P , dirt. • , dress, -to teAch the Frenc:: La.iguage. As Frenca •• seer is erneec;voci, sne, inu.t qualified to take that De- Kr cntirely ,on herself. - • grticulars may b k,-,; - -wa by ptraonal application_ to, 98, Bi4i - ioi)/:‘,•:ite-stri-et oti Sattirow - next; be e) , e ti the hours, of te n and two ; or by Letter addressed; ,previous to Saturday, . `l4 ` , .i.r„.;1"11 7 ,1 - ) TO RURCHA 0,- t*e.lrer.lh 7 te, Ileretbrdshire,- 3 Ustriout.ll - silire, iNar- A wicks,aire, or the cirypart Woucoster.thirc, Qorp.l and Convenient- fiOUSE.': - - fir lor.a Gen rt,in• a ciry ,All,l ; pilasant :Situation, a non r v!ew. The Rooiys mst rg,:: d en, •v• -Thereinust be `adeqUote Ottices;a Willed' Gar agre 4 ,2' l 'a Snmhbery m , which, if extensive, be more It re 4 ' ) I':• • The Grolind ust be well wooded. River or ;:ioi vi rn i is 'Wishea..for,. but - may be dispensed With. Together 200di 4 House, there must be about. •an •Hundred A cr e s o f fr!id:; a little more or less will wake mus; not oe more than ,(4),liundre t d-ruiii4 from ark' . hcipeti twat persons' not havink. a' House e :-.1'110,-%ott! suitiug,lthe' a bove - description; idilt•not A l' 3 ' teve i, and will , direct a Li9e, CiAst-paidy to I . r i e6t . a! Mr. Willv,ms's,, Na. I, Church-street, Millbank. ! • , tQ to-run::.ter, mentioning Particulars, 'will be (MV attend- I i READY FURNISHED HOUSE. • • ANTED I, )c Three Ye:!ir ,. : certain, Qn or he_, „;, fore Michaelmas n e x t, a• HO US E, genteelly Ult - "t4l,* in Any , fir. • and ::Wholesottie part of the Country, /e,• •• ,t ii ., 6 9ut , 3,,. to coo mile.; from London, with from .aa to .?es, ,r !.a.,j Tn.! Houie mnst consist . of at l east 3 I. : 1",,` ! , ;ttiliy- rooms, 3 lest Bed-room.;, with 4 or 5 Scr ,tri t'oach -huust:s, and Stablini for .5 or 6.1-1 arses, Servants Offic:es,t And a good Gavle!). 'Pile P initst b•• in .4 ., )0d repair. The greatest cite tai,,, the urnitore Std. -Letters, post-paid, eon at ,i , tlClll2rS, with ihe Terms, addressed : to N. It. • ' corner of Fulwood Rents, near Gr a y' s no, / 's . _ t•'• - partiettliirEi .tecptested that.. no Person will apply, •Vtise And yremis‘ts do not folly answer the above , o vEmtNTS uPi-iol,sl - I.RY and CABINET , FURNIT4.I42E. O RGAN" .I;U S NDWRS's netv •invented haf Perla' •Dittin of - . which T. MORGAN T r i n `ne honour .of Aewiinr to .Their. Majesties a n d th e iaecj;szs '4i the Q Hou w se, ho according to . their .gr zei ";erned of en , .:ouraging, Inger.iiity,.. were niUSi tarietiU4l4'.,plseti, to cxpzess tbeir,hi g hest approbation and r i , r same. t'ini re ' i e °est unproved ,Sota Beds, Chair , Beds, touch ad c4iiec!, Teht :213ed•Ateatfrri;itii• Brass •SCITyVti, Con, caned P, ' ,t,tl ltswitil.ctsipt Chintz Furpittikes and 8edc1i . 1,;. , : en s,l;)itfett., oanf.:tsonie Dome Beds apd Vvltidow Curtaii, Caoi7 e . w• ; ifhelie r y o • ther * A Article in the Upholstery int.•l exec net 13 ranch-es., lisite. furnishing.l-louses coin picti-, • c, : . L .lted in the first stile of ele•gance and *i'ashiqn. 14,74 r - 1 , es!. *frequini fly rred, frorri other are venc'uses being in the' same Street; - Ladies -and Gentlemen - LA IrY.respectullv entreated toihe, 11 - articular; that M (f are , - No. 16 and' tj, CAII - 15KINE-STRF: . ET, THRE F. it AT DOO R S froiti the STRAND. -'l , • -.lmproved Tort 1311stcads 'with Bedding, and Ch r 7"ittO _Nett • Eurititures, N•lattrasses, &c. "for.. I;oreign Wlii - .l, t es , also new invented portable Chairs a dozen of p ,eirt t at -, Pack' 'in' fof ex- the space' of twb•ioininon : te m . , • • l a V, MORGAN and S.A.NDE RS bey, leave to inform; 'tta rh ` s 411 ( 1 Clel , l,l,lllCa in yner:il,' 'there never was a "Patent b y 11 ed: for Chair Reds, So - fit... Beds; &c. s'tt taiseiyrepresented , , 4 , l ?„,rjncipled men, who are galling almost' every article • ,larilping therti iatedt in are to mislead and impose on • tl/4. • 01211iSKIRK" MEDICINE Tor 1-I*es the Bite of a M a d D og, i s now prepared by Mr. (`'% l O, ' Hill, Apothecary, No . 8 COok's-eourt, Carey:street, tfisY - - s Field. N , ~ ..ns, Nephew to the late W. Hal, Esq. of , 11 1 3,4 11 1 ,kirk, and sold by Mr: . Ffancis Newberry, No. 45, Si. N,B Church-yard. London, in Packets (containing two • (1 5, 4 ),Y-- price 75 . . 6d. and is.. the Stamp, for the Human Spe , I;J;r;ciout those for Brutes Is. 6d. only, no'Stamp being re , N ,:;1.1.5L• Each Packet is sealed with Mr. Hill's Coat of . ) and signed by Mr. James Hill. • • .0, tc , • • T L-, '4) pNES D': 4 4 Y, JULY . 21, 1802. GEN iI,R.AL ELECTION. the.IND'EPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of CAMBRIDGE. GENTLEMEN, T BE,G leav-e - to return you my must grateful , Ac knowledgrnents , ibr• the very high UTooour which you , have now confer?ed upon me The ,4at tering' ec:.prir. which, during the whole of my Canvass, I have every wn. re • eXpetierteed, - together with thc.: ref)eater prokssioh.i of at=' tachment to my Fa milt', have ex;:ated in - 'me the most -he:it- • felt gratitude; and still mere' so at this time, when Li, Proudest hopes,are realized fle those profes'ilons being earit.-d Ezt.) full etteet, and to such an extei.a as to gratify My highest ambition,. by not only placing me at "the head of the Poi.% but Li above every other' Candidate. I cannot but feel chcsi :rufous to prov'e mysei t r•whotry it ideserving, your fu r : antl that 1 may prove t ,it my cc ; ut endedvi to adhere tottimse whith; out fp.rnier 1 ,, acce mance of this County ; aha thet vyr, reinemt,-,l,ces o , which, lets operated so power: ully in "ro.:•&.-iialt, by pro6o - for me your truly honourable-mil ildepel,(ient .3,,pp00 f - I have the Honour to be (;entLirren, Your most obedient hurnhie Servants, CHARLES St)&11. - :&:'; . :: Mitl\ll';Ear.., Cheliciey Paly ISoz- . • -4 To the GENTLENIENT and FREEHOLPERS of the. COUNTY of 61.-ANIORGAN GENTLEMEN, . Ifo.ll 1' ine to offer•you my most sincere Th an k s for the Honour you have this clay done me,. by eledin;; me a fourth time to the situation of your Repre,enta rive ip Parliament. I beg to assure you, I feel folly graterul for this repeated mirk of your Lvom, andlbat in nie you Wil! always -find a faithful Servant, firmly attached to your terest, and that e l t the country at large. 1 'Ave the I-lonourAb be, Your Most obliged,' devoted, and humble Servant, THOMAS W YNDHAM. Bridgend,• July ,is, 18oz. To the WORTHY andINDBP,ENI? ENT, BURGESSES of BEVERLEY GENTLEMZN, T BEG to return yatva my heart-felt Thanks for the HOnour you have.done rtie, in again ele6iirtg me your Re. pre.,entative i,t l'arliament. Tne kindne s s I have experience , ,i from you for 'twelve- years, and' the zealous, disinterested support .you- have given rat in three severe ,Contests.,,l6ve made an impression ofy,ratitude on rnv m:n.l, that no 1 . L.4-;i ()ut' tune can obliterate, and language can adequawly express. , By , a sedulous attention to, and a ra;thfui discharge ofthe, duties of the high station in which to r pla.;cd. Lae, I hope to justify your chcir..e, n your good opi nion, by iinremitzihg attention to your-interesL, to evince the gratitude of Your afii‘Etion,ite Frieiid ami devoted Seryant,- Bevcrley, July 7, a 862,.; jOrIN WHARTON FASHIC)NAPI.I3 1W NIr.ALLEN it) L:Alics and Gc-..ntie rAcn, o; an a - f3,.Who ne.ver this acconapli.h -i,),:,,t, or nor in the.sty le, _at No. i 9, rarti-streer, k;olaeri-sqaare o _and 10, Great Al!::.-;itreet, , liney,,Aiie-tau'..,clr. on a plan p a rtip u l ar l ) calcull'i:ecl for thliae to .whpin it it ex pealtiousfy,'privin'ely, •a 46 id the, ot t4sltion. • orei-Aners, 'Olt - Icel . :J,' a :id Cow. - itr 2 . whq may :e ~• ?al ! pfivately . tiit: I LUll6f.:lt: ar,': open all S rnrner, and though the!iare'principalq rr g.rown tip p! , ),)ie yet nitdren. are also iustructettjwiee a week o 4 tip u.,u Cre.rtns ; il'not. brought tbrward; :n''lch ity_oreVotr; as ar scifouls in gene- . ral•ifi t mil, no '01..4 - Ae•inade , rat',their instruatloo: ' Mr. Mon disowns all pre§v9t ahicenrovitli his late A.c.a.tenv in ijaydp-s,pdre: NEXT PRESEirATIA)N. MO BE SOLD, the NR'X PRE: , ENTATION to a VitAßAGE•abitut•i•Lorty Miles trom Lundell; 4 , .; about tool. ,per, Aktrupri, imp,rowvabie., the !regent. Inc:Ual :)ent beiu upwards 73 years ,fir age, and very There has been nw - esid.-Alt Vicar eoriiie - i.si ritty yeas. Applydo , Mtiers. Graualni,Atincoln's.inn. .“1 t MO BE SOLD IN LOPS, ter LET,F (42 Budd art of that Piece ,of Ground knoiAn. 'by the Name of the l• RIA RS, in the Borough ot . CeicesLT. •It communicates-with the principal :Street 'ot the Town; and .l't:es to .*(;onsiderable : extent .on: the Bank of rtlie-Navigaiiiel Riv,:r Soar, wikicti .talls into the Trent. The whole is extra. •Palochial, ang the Land Tax 'has been redeemed. Iris. a .situation.p&uliarly eligible tOr.the , erection of [Manufactories requiring b i rpidth of Ground,. and the 'advantage of cheap and easy Carriage to . rpo.it. parts of, -. the Kingdom by Inland NaVigailon . : • • For further Particulars, inquire of Waiter Rudir,g, Esq. •Westcotes, near Leicester. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDaN, Italy t6,•180z.. This' Day I,xas published, Price fos.- 6:i. L IVY E SEVENTH of the Fourth: Volume of VETUSTA MONUMENTA ;- containing a Fac simile Engl'aVing, he Mr. Basire, of the Gtes.k Inscription on the Stone svith three Inscription, brought by Col. Turner, in His MajOsty's Ship L' Egyptienne, front Egypt.- Sold at the-Apartments dt . the Society in Somerset ; and by Messrs. Wyte, Robson, Nicol, Leigh and Sotheby, C :dell and . nevies, Biciterstaft; Egerton, and Taylor. N. B. The Fi'r'th and Sixtn Plates of the above Volutne, raining th,2 Inscriptions in Hieroglyphics and ancient L,xotiag ,Cll:;Katters on the s.irne Stone, are in the hands of ogaver, and s v,;ill be finished with all convenint speed-. . - , ITETF.RIN'ARY COLLEGE. Thii Day was published, . • Vol. It.:with Coloured Plates, Price 31. t3s. 6d. I C% BSERVATIONS on the Struaure, Econorny, and biseases of the Foot of the HORSE, and on the'rrinciples and Pradice of Shoeing. By EDWARD COLEMAN, Professor of the Veterinary, College, Veterinry c Surgeon General to His Maje . sty's Cavalry and Most Hono u r a bl e . Bow ;rd of Orui.an c e, an d Honorary Mettib:tr of the Board-ot Agrichlture. Priu,ted , for the Author ; and sold at Egerton's, Charing_ cross ; Debrett's, Piccadilly ; and Johnsen's, St. Paul's Church-yard;- The Subscribers, to this Work are requested to apply for their Volume at the Ve'erinary College.: • Lately published, prise 6s. 61. in br.rds, by the-same A•itlair, Dis'sertation on. Natural and Suspended ltespir.,-- Ed:l:ion. _ This pay was. published, ..; In One Vohnne, B.lro price 7s 6d. boards, .TRAVELS in the t2ItINIEA, : a Hisrory of thc , Embas'sydtorn Petershtn to C:onstantinfipie in 1793 ; including their Journey throu,so Kreni, , tschtiek, Oczakow, Walachia,. and N'lold: , ,via I together \with their, reception at the don in Sel iin the Third. By a SECRETARY to RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. Lnndou :,Printed 16r G. and R:tbinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom May lie had, lately published; translated from the F,rench, - • General Reynier's State of Egypt after the 'Battle of 1-1 .1 op',lis. I l i tustrated by '-‘t whole Sheet Map of Lower pc, ill vol. Bvo.. 7s. 611., boards. , 2. The Life of Bonaparte, with a Portrait, by,Heath, Svcf.' SS, tioards. • Soulavic's iNlemoifs of the Reign of Louis the 15th , from nib Marriage tor us D ea th ; illustrated by*t. is Portraits; 6 vcl: SVO. 21. Ss. boards. • •. Brought down to the, pre,:ent time. .This Day was pieirlit-h-ed, a - new tdition, either in One of Two Rocket prise Twelve Shillings in boards, • it:L.:Juan* tikArms of all the Peers:a:l4'ole Four 0 i - clers tof Ktught:ll-%01,;:•a . lso 'ornamented by .a st rii;ink Resern hi:aux of Ills .'Majesty. in his; I ) arliarnentriry,Robes, elc; ganriy and rt::curitely upon a 1,16 v set's„' Plates, printed on a t:ne paper ; th e Jotter-press also on a new . ; being tie cii.npc.,st, latest, and most complete work. or t hie kind extant 1 - ( E A 12. St E I, 7 's PEER ACTE of ND, 's; C T D and IRELAND ; ce - at.•nin4 an aezottnt, of the Origia, Hon curs, Marri.:;:ys, and ;)T the lit ;: a list Of a ll their ;!,.• ;... Ti; les or eider Sons,_ sod`r eyarishitioti 0:: tlic , r al," ridded, an account ~, the Orders or ::.:'t'on of each of the 13ishepricks, an, F Pr of the Three Kingdoms; witi, Titles.. Printed for G.. Kearstcy, : ; J . posqe tik.trangton ~J .• ; J. n Bonn-street, .0 xfOrd-strzet ; T Hurst, Paternoster row ; and W. J. and J. !th,hardson, :,yo Ex,'hange. • Of whom m ty be had, 7r A .Short and - Easy .InVoduc.tion tp tieraldry.:. In .TwO I'art4. wiph,3B coipt..r-plare s ,.6 i ntaining pp " w'ard's of a.thonsand e?qinpies. -coini,i! q .e. from - - theqmost-INiroied.anthorfries, by 14 tgh Clark , iir r6vo. .the seventh Edition, price 6s:in bo.;td.;. r. „ 1 " 7 " , ! • Measured: fro,n the custorniry:Stanckirds,.viz. Hyde Park Ch i mer, W strititister and London nrids,. TybUrn Ti pile, Shorediteh' and Whitectrapel Churches, Hicks's &c. . . . . This Day was published, • • In Crown Bvo. Price 75 6d. in.boa'rds, 'a New edition of A.RY's NEW 1. i:INEk • or,- An Accra_ . rata De ineitliou of the G R:E Tilt OARS; both D i red and Cross, tkroughout ENG LANE) add WALES, with many of the . princip . a I R.pad3 in SC; yet, A .;,,1 D f r o m ajt ac t ua l A d .., Measurerirent made ,\ C;arnirilidolHrs'Majesty's Post.:M as :e;r-General, for Odreial P urpos:s ; trader the-dirediorrand inspedion TI I 0 AS HASKE a, Esq. Surveyor and Su- , perintendant of the Mad Coach;:i; particalarly distingbish mg- all Places , on the Roads Which are IVErket — Toivns . : and such as have Post-otheesfor the receipt and delivery of Let ters ; To which arc added, at the end or . each load the Names 'of those - P l tns t th'itt stApply Post Horses . a:ld - Carriages, Back or Return. Ropies, with the.distanee front Stage to Stage; a most extensive Selediop of Noblemen and. Gentlemen's_ Seats, Copious Indexes, &c: 4 .accompanied with a Ge nef.d Map, exhibitivg: tne whole oflhe Roads'described in the Work, and another Map dscpres.;ly . adapted to. the Cross Roads, on which are added, Figures•of Reference_ to the Page Where each is - deScribedi with Engraved 'rifle Page, _Dedi cation., &c. &c. _ ' • • .By JOHN c_7.ARY, s . Surveyor of the .Roads to the General Post Office. Note: —A few Copies. are printed on Royal Oaavo, Hot pressed, &c.large IVl,argins for, heinarks, price ,3S. boards Printed , for J. Cary,.Map-seller, No.lBl, Strand, of whom may_ be had Maps of every description. - FREEHOLD ESTAT.E FRESHWATER, ISLE of • • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the Bugle Inn, at Yarmouth, on Monday the 23d day of August next, between the hourS of Four and Six o'Clock. ' in the Afternoon, unless .disposed. of befilre by Private Contra'd (6f . which due notice will be, given); A we ) , Dr ,irablelthproveakte FREEHOLD, • situate at Notion,•.in the, Parish of Freshwater, 'in tine Isle of-Wight, consisting of a convenient FARM-I-IGUS E , with suitable Barn, Stables,, and other necessary Buildings, and . Fifty-five Acres of Meddow, Pasture and Arable Land, surrounded with 'good _ healthy. Quickset-hedges ;. having Right of Common tor tiorses on the Greens of Norton, and for Sheep on Norton Common. There are many eligible Situations on the Farm for 'Build ing, which. Commata. beautiful Viewa of the Sea, New . Forest, and Country adjacent. ;- Pos,essiOn of whole may be fiad at Michaelmas.. - For further particulars apply by Getters (post- paid) toFar mer Young, at Norton, in.Freshwa .er, .Isle ofVi itt, who will chew the Premises to any persO,n desirOus to view them. Sundays excepted. BILLOUS DISORDERS, Flatuleacies; Obstructions, • Nervous•Flead-achs, dre. IW. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to re._ k% mind the Public of the extraordinary efficacy of the A NTIBI LIOUS PILLS, of which he is the Proprietor; as also of their particular utility at •this Seaso'n,' in preventing those darige)ons indispositions of the Stoiwch and Bowels, which frequently terminate fiitally, if not removed in time. i'hey are the best remedy for ail those cases -of indigestion which_arise from an irregular secretion of bile, and are more salutary and useful than any other Medicine, in preventing tile costiveness of habit and sickness-of stomach generally at tending a state' of pregnancy. The great demand for them ter exportation to those hotter Climates where. Bilious Dis orders abound, and where.the Yellow Fever has so,long pre- • *vaileth is the best encomium that can be given of, their 'vir tues: Cases of their efficacy from many of.the Nobility, are .wrapped round ,each box, signed G. Dixon.. - Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheap_ side, near St. Paul's ,• and retail, by Pidding, No, 76, opposite the Pantheon, Oxford-street ; Swinev, ; Iven Bergen, Elsinore ; Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Davies, Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh ; Stains, Owen, and Breary, Manchester ; Bowman 'and Gregson, Liverpool ; Payne and Yichards, Plymouth ; Belam and Gibbs, Ports mouth ; Neaies, Dover ; Randell i Southampton ; Dansey, Dock ; Hazard,; Smith, a n d Cr'utwell, Bath ; Bulgin and .Slephercl; Bristol.; Woohner, and Trewman, Exeter ; and by one or more respettlabl Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom, in boxes, at Ont Guinea, ss, Sd. and as. 9(i. each. . , To MERCHANTS, dAPT.AINS of SHIPS, OFFICERS of the' ARMY; NAVY, and OTHERS.. For NERVOIJS• DISORDERS-and INWARD DECAY. Loss of. Memory, Feebleness, DimnessOf Sight, .Horrors of the Pains ()tithe Bittk and Loins, Paralstic Complaints, Tremblings, • &c. &c. &c. • LIUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of "file first distindion'in this Kingdom, as well .is Others,. by whonvit is- acknowledged to Possess the most efficacious pro perties in the cure of Weakness and .DecayS. It supplies' the exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the - Whote NervOus System. • Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whOse : habits were relaxed by the 'heat of thOse Climates, have received infinite benefit;, as well. as' 0 fliCers belonging to the Army and Navy, whose Constitutions were impaired by hard ser vice, and the variousschanges„ •Climate,_ &c. • • .Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a . few Boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen theni, be the means Olpreventir:7;,Various disorders, and in some measureguard against the ravages of note. • Note.—This Restorative is prepared in Pills which ,pro duce more .vadual•. and lasting ettetts than all the internal forms ; the finer parts of the Balsam are also better preserved. A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed, may be-had of tlie Venders,' price 6d. • To be' had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163,. Fleet-street, and No. 13, Old Bond-street; Tot, Royal Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller, Strand ; Bacon, Oxford street; Crutwell, , Bath; SWiney, ' Printer, Birmingham ; Tesseyman, VOA ; ' Einns, Bookseller, Leeds ; and all other Venders of-Medicines in Town and Country—price 3d. the brix. ; or it May be had in larger Boxes, price only rl. fis. which contain the quantity of six small boxes, as made up-for the Army and Navy. •N. 13. Country Gentlemen and others may be supplied with this Medicine, 'by sending their orders by Coa c hm en , or Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small parcel, direded to, Mr. Johns Wade, No.- 163, Fleet -street, or at N 0 .. 13 , Old Bonn-street, • Any r 4 rzl r 4 i i 7 ' 447 W 74 :r_ . ..:,Xt• ! „...„ 4/ c -C>, i o .ii LPRICE SIXPENCE. G.LifERAL POST OFFICE, 'SOL. . 70 CrIACE is I), , rey giiieff to the MEMBERS of N b , th 1701T.5 . c.".. P 4 RLIA MENT, that their Letters and Paicets will, on. the red instant, begin to pass F xEr, as usual, being turty Days before the Day on which the Near Pailiament is summoned .to meet. By Command of the Portef:wer-Getzeral, FR..11",T FREELING, Sec, • rrHE CANONIZATION of THO. * * # Esq. a wealthy - Roman Catholic, who has latelY ereeled near Weymouth, a 111014.-'..STE RY, and therein esta blished a tody of NIONK The Stanzas by Sternhold nd Hopkins, Poeta Ltureate to the Monastery. Notes by Addison, Archbishop Tillotson, Hume, buigenan, Re Bishop Nzwza./n, Voltaire, Bishop Shertook, acid judge bl ac k - sttine. All the folloy;ing Reviews consider this Publicatirm s worthy of put:lic attehtion, viz. Monfhiy, for August C'ci.; British fot February '13,12 ; Gentleman's Magazine; tor October 141 Anti-Jaeobiii, Per OctoL;e; 1;>O t. -SJlcl by Kirby, No,. is, Paterno,o,r-r,w, - and [organ, No. 'to, l legit-'street, Le.don . ; Wood; Weyrr. h Cor byn; ; and all bier Prilio . ts'. 6d. TO LIE L.CI - I', 14r (;:,veilant fir per_ i : • al, T . HAT I •_. Clonmeil, IrAand, tvherc r, t'lcur :it,d Corn csg to p? • , 411 t . • • ;114: r n . I ) ni'; I. I:r j ;...r.aabouE ou.. Ull t • . .wch to aoy • tne Pr:miises into coats that convey to ‘o\i‘i.c.,:r /by ..+:liitping. ClonwelLis situate i:orn the Watzr, in the midst of one of „iw,t rn Coup_ ties in Ire . iand, %%were building :$ civne cu ver, reasonable ..re,rnis. Person& il.ciinea to embark in so extensive an. 4ridert - riking, will meet with liberal encOuraciement and inforuhrrion, by applying t'..) Richard Sparrow ) O L akland, Clonmell, Irend. LEAD MINES. • • ,BE LETT, for such Term of Years, and upon such ConditiOns-asshall be agreed on, the LEAD MiN ES in the Kills of South .and Over Cumbetheath, si. tuated in the PariSh ofil,est - pAa.,;ow,and County of Lanark. From a mine . ral sur,'cy lately made, and report drawn up in,consequena: thereof,, by praCtical and experienced Lead .I'vlinerS, the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attaititofa Mining Company; and the indications of a body ot' Lead to be, ,o strong,"as to'w,trrant'trials with every proba , - bility . .of success. Tile • Lei;tl Ore brought trent the Aines referred to iftille.Report, ,o! which specimens will be exhi bited, is of the-richest an d pUreSt quality , and was at one pericz4 wrought to great'acivamage. The, above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together with specimens of the Ore, Spars, and/Auer Metals tnerein cc ietl, may be Seen by applyihg to Michael Uniting, I,lrri ter to rt.: St.Jatnessquare,. Edinburgh ; to Mtss. a, d- Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-street, Clas.4 o , or to Mt. MUndell, No. 3,1 , 1 - talyer-street, London. . • COAL and I RON STONE. r riOF'BE LE FT, • fOr stick Term of Years, and -- upon such ConditiOns as may be.a:riced 0:1, the very - valihible^and extensive COAL and IRON STONE in the Linds and Estate of Park-hall, :situate-J,iii the 'Parish of :.or,,voi, ;; ld i and_ Count v st Tr/ i , -- The Co,:i h,this o.!`ite, has hecn frequently wrought to great advant.4;e, and for - whitch•considerable rents 'rave been recently oinred, is admitted to he of very, excel-' dent quality, and ofgrc;it extent. A level might be driven at no very considerable exp_ence,• s which'personsver sant in these maters are of opinion would clear several hundred Acres of Coal of the very first quality. • • , The 4on Stone, or :.wittch there is great , abundance, has 4:so been partially wrought. ..._ „Cite conjunction of the. abuve.two valuable articles, on so extensive a scale,.in the immediate neighbourhood of excel lent Rods, aro:1[1401e Great Clyde and Forth Canal, render tnein well worthy time attention °fa Mining Company. For - further ithormation;' application may' be made to the Proprietor, Mr. Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; or,. to Michael Uniting,. Writer to the Signet, St. J ame.'s a (ILEA re,- Edinburgh, FREEHOLD -ESTATES ar'd MANORS, - TO'BE SOLD 13`3 4- AUCTION, by Mr. CROFT, . - On Saturday the 31st of July inst: At Garraway's -Codee-Fkluse, ' , Change-Alley, Corialtill, - •• • - London f. - - -In-ON E-LOT I • (Instead of Twenty-one, as mentioned in former Advertise. ments, and Particulars already delivered,) !' 'HE (.:a!,ital and very .Nitinable FREEHOLD 1„., ESTATES and MANOP,s, desirably, and very advan. tageOu:sry . situate in a beautiful and fcrtilepart of the COmity of Berks," divided -by the High Road from London toisath, infeeni.t27ll3",' - 'liie - Navigable River Kennett, xvirhin tea - miles of Reading, and Ifirty- seven of London, corni).l- , :,.. He MANORS U ETON a nd P A DWORTH, -With I Quit-rents, and Immunities, the large Mansion, or Manor Hauser, called U ETON- C 0 U with several Oliioes and .extensive Buildings, and sundry Well 2 eon , litionedY:triifs and Lands; ol.excellent ble, Meadow, l a tre. and Wood Lands, with several.Tene ahenfS and g the, whole containmgup wards of Two TNT HousALl,..:4B;lituatein the several Parishes of LI Sullhahlistead, Abbots Sullhampstead, Ban.. 'lister anti Wurghtield, and of the estimated Aiinual Value of TwoTnOusand Two Hundred Pound Pounces, Art in hand, part on short Leases for years, , and the remain on Leases for one, two, and three Lives. To be viewed by applying to Humphry Buss, the Wood ward, at U fton ;. and Particulars may be had at Ufton-Court House; of - Messrs 'Sinart-and Cowslade, Printers, Reading; at the Hare and:Hounds, Beenha near Ult:in ; P e li can , Speenhamland; Castle"; m Marlboroughl of Mr. Crutwell, Printer, ; Messrs. A ldridge and Smith, Solicitors, Lin coln's Inn, Lon Jon, where a Plan of the Estate maybe seen; and of Mr. Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanarth, near MonmOuth, where an-otkler Plan may be seen, and who, as well as Messrs. Aldridge ind Smith, is authorized- to re.: ceive Proposals for the"P nrchase of the whole Estate. LAT. 'Nil: KING s • PA'FBINiT, - • • - Granted to J.. Barton, 11. D. V ITAL - WINE, recommended for t h e P reven. tion. and-Cure of , sonle of the most alarming Diseases, viz. Gout in every form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly of the Putrid- kind ; Scrophula, Consumptions, - Nervous AtFections„ &c. Also for the Diseases of Hot Climates, as Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholora Morbus, Cutane- Affeaions, ••&c. ' • The' leading features of, Vital Wine are, the pre vent i on of • all tendency to petreSceiley in the habit, removing obstruc tions in the Glandular ; ,a,nd,..piTervous Systems, and bri n gi ng insensible perspiration to itss s pioper quantum an d ' regu l arity. Flence the superior adv.antage.atteuding its use is evident; and the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable testimonies of its virtue from personages of the first rank and .respeetability. Pamphlets of its. "admirable qualities, with full direaions for its use, tray be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults, where it is prepared ; No. 7 ; Be r n er ' s - street, O xt b rd-street; and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4„ 'Clicapside, where the Vital \Vine is sold at 6s. Sd. per-Bottle, or 665. perdozen, bottles and St a mp s in cluded.. Also by appointme n t, a t Mr. Barlow's, No. 39, Cockspur.street, Charing-cross ; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn hill ; Mr. Want, No. 324, II 1h ; Mr. Shaw's, No. 74, St. Margaret's-street, 'Borough ; and Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. Iso, Oxford-street ; rind one respettable House in most principal 'towns in the United Kingdom. *trlll/A. 0 ,, , t; 417.0 • --z,t l i. ~,,,),,,,r,„,w,.<,,,. z...--;/;,---,..0,--4,4,,f5::,1: ----,----4:,5 , • - fo .s 4g-,;.-. \ -,—o -.- ~,zt...0;,--=t± .. -,::....,-;:*.-; ..,4.6,--,-,--,..- -,,-,,:-,4, -.--,-.... -47-tidAA .,,,- pst i \\A -- - ',1iih,1,,,, • - .. . :, IO a recto rn 10,4 5 )11 who )artt• ;cons post. u ltysE bee n tho LIP Inl ir Y, off • .."