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k ,7- )'9, t 1 _ 3062.] VAUXHALL. • Under fite Patronage of .His Royal Highness the Patxci of WALES. TO -MORROW EVENING, J ULY 14, 1802, WILL 'BE A GALA, AND GRAND DISPLAY Or • FIRE_WORKS. Admission Three Shillings.—Doors - to be open. at Seven, iLild the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock. • VrCTORY OF 'SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY. . , LYCEJJM. . . NOW OPEN, THE EXHIBITION of an extensive HISTO RICAL. PICTURE, painted by ROBERT KER P ORTER, executed upon the same grand scale as the Storming of Seringapatam and the Siege of Acre, and corn- Prehending, at one view, the most striking and interesting Points of contest between the English a d French Forces, on ihe memorable :Ist of March, 'Sol, at the BATTLE OF A-LEXANDRIA. Descriptive Sketches to be had at the. Place of Exhibition,' 'Which will be opener'ery day, -from Nine o'Cloot till dusk. Admittance One Shilling PROPOSALS fer LIGHTING the. TOWN of COL- CHESTER. NPTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS appointed in and by an Ad ilassed in the 21st year of His present Ma jesty,. f or LIGHTING the TOWN of COLCHESTER, andfur other purposes, will be holden at the-Moot-Hall in Colchester aforesaid, on Thursday the 12th Day •of August rtext, at Eleven o' C lock in the Forenoon, tor tfte purpose of receiving Proposals for Lighting the said Town for the Term !, 5 ,f Sci Ye ars from t h e ist h o f S eptem b er next.; to light 250 - Lamps with Common Burners; or 160 Lamps with Sme nurst's Patent Burners; for .170 . N ights, from the 15th of S e ptember to the 15th of - August in every vear, and the Ps to bunt upon an average Ten "Hours and an Half each —All Persons, ther e fore,desirQus, of entering into such a 1- 'ontrad, are requested to. send their Proposals to my Office !II or before the 9 0 Day of August next, in order that the 7rne May be laid before the above Meeting of the Commis- I.Loners. W. MASON, Town-Clerk. ...._Colchoster, July To, 1802. w . • ANTS A SITUATION, to Travel with a ti ,. Lady'or Gentleman foe three or four months, a Man ~.:gtY-five years of age. Unexceptionable - reference as to c ha .cler will be givea A, Line adlressed to A. B. at Mr.' An nersonts, Groce r, Castle-street Leicester-fields, will be duly att em d i ,„__ cc to. , ROYAL HOTEL;_ • Late Rossnnore House, Kildare-street, Dublin. THOMAS LEECH respettfully acquaints the Nobility and Gentry, he has fitted up t i ne above Pre ises as an Hotel,, in the most splendid style, for the recep b(-31of 1 amilies, with their Retinue, however numerous. Leech begs to observe, the most minute attention has been Paid to the general arrangements, with a view to form a most Specious and complete. Establishment for the elegant accom- I nodation of Families of Rank and their attendants. , TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GEN TRY,'and PUBLIC in general, arc respedfully.informed,.j. BURG ESS and son's GEN U 1N E. ESSENCE of to be prepared by them in the same manner that has give' , &- ‘ 44, luuniversal approbation for many.years past. fulT"e long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is iy confirmed in - the opinion of the Country - at'la'rge, and of Persons resulent in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation .it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, •S c. induces tliem, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing,. to caution Families, &c. in purchasin g th e same, as none is to „be had of their Genuine, ut at ;heir Warehouse as under. Everkother Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. the Merchant!, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in 'He Army and Nave', - Supplied upon the snortest notice for the East .and West 'lndies, ek,c k_e For the convenience of Families in Scotland, rig) , eve appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, 4aeir stile Agents for Fish Sauces. arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,, , • Strand, London. - BE LETT, for Three Lives, with Covenant for per petual Renewal, HAT capital Concern in the TOven of Clonmell, s . Ireland,. whereon Itood' the Flour Mills 'and Corn b i ,`",,es belonging to Richard SparrOw, and -lately consumed w i ,Vre• There are four Milt Sites 'unceasingly supplied ‘" Water by the River Suir, and about twenty-two thou fand square feet of G round. Previous to the burning, the Concerns were allowed to-be :he most extensive and best situate (for the Business carried caa .., th erein) of any in the United K . ingdom, Proofs of which t 4 be g i v e n b y the. Proprietor, to any Person inclined to, .(:orrie Tenant. -.... o. 9nods can be put direa from the Premises into Boats that. ?,,v,eY them to Waterford, or,Carrick, for Shipping. ‘ 4o nniell is situate about ten miles from the Tide Water, ties Midst of one of the most fertile and first Corn Coun in Ireland, where Building is dune on very reasonable erin s. Persons inclined to embark in so extensive an Undertaking, .: 111 , meet w i t h lib era l encouragement an d 'i n f ormat i on, b y Ping to Richard Sparrow; Oakland, Clonmell, Ireland. _ 41 Y Virtue of a Decree of. the High Cauit of Admiralty of To BE Englanci. SOLD BY AUCTION, PEREMPTORILY AND At. thepoipia. in WlTHOUT RESERVE , Titern, on the - Qua at Falmouh, on -r n u .lx ,4 Y. the 20th Day of July 1802, y, by-Eleven 0 1t C101 , 1 t i u :'e ti te F _oenoon, on such Conditions as shall then be pro- PRTY-NINE HOGSHEADS J AMES RIVER . , TOBACCO. .. , g u T or Sam. ples,.Catalogues, and further information, apply natecij SAMUEL PE LL EW, Co;nrnissicmer ............._ ul 6 y , 1 g 32. , ' at Falinouth. _ ctoucEsTERsHIRE. To r:so l..1) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The MANOR.of PAINSWICK, A' frtyly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud, froth Cheltenham, and from Bristol, consisting .of the MANOR of PA I N SW I CK, extending over'Several- thousand A cres of Land,. with Fin es , Chief-R en ts, ,Q u it-Rents, and e lPriotS, issumg out of nearly 3co different Copyhold Tene.: rilents, which, with the Tolls of the Market,' is a most de strable purchase for- any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca- Ptal Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Carden a nd Pleasure C:ound, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, :Pas . - K°use, _with N r e and Wood Land, 'lying compaEt, and surrounding the twoiingrovable and valuable Streams of Water tinning - thro ug h and uniting i n th e same , ve ry co nvenient f or ealt?g Mills foi the use o f th e M anu f ac l o ry ' carr i e d on i n neighbourood.' - And also 3 8 r Ac res o f InclosedWood t,ands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, ,Oak, and-Ash ! - urees, lyin g w i th i n the .Manor.- • The whole capable of very tat improvement; both. for Pleasure an d ptofit, and may be ta sonaniy estimated at upwards of 7001. per annum.; IvP:inted Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Mr Bells, of Painswi c k, w h o will phew the Premises ; of 1;• SaunderS, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. T. and W. "rill. Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn;• and G. Messrs: Hodskin cand Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arvdel-street, London, w here lv a Plan of the Estate may he seen. • 14 0 •rs• g A lf gr reeat I)a e rt d of the Purchase Money may remain on r %ae ,quq. • i ~ 1 i 4 t ti A w, GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of.WESTMINSTER. cENTLimEx ' - THOUGH Mr:: GRAHAM was yester4y, to my very great surprise, at the Head of the Poll, for the day, -you will not susped the of entertaining any apprehen sion. about the final result, when I earnestly entreat those whose favourable opigion I have the good fortune to enjoy, And who have hitherto kept back, from a persuasion that their - attendance was unnecessary, to come firrward in my support without delay, to put a 'speedy termination to a contest, at_ tended with.daily expence to Myself, and serious inconveni ence to the metropolis. With the utmost gratitude, I- remain, Gentlemen, Your ever faithful, and devoted servant. Portland Place, July 13, 18oz. GARDNER. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of BRIDGNORTH. CENT4.£44,EN, , ACCEPT our most hearty Thanks for the Ho. nom - you have this Day conferred upon us, in, again electing us• your Representatives in Parliament, with a cor-• diality most highly gratifying, as it is the strongest Testi mony of yoUr Friendship, while it shews your general Ap probation of our Public Condit - Cl.' We shall prove our Gratitude by exerting ourselves to the' utmost of our power, to . promote the Manufaelures, Agri culture, and Commerce, in which your Interests are imme diately concerned, and the general Welfare of the United Kingdom. • We have the Honour to be, Withgrettt Regard, Gentlemen, Your Most obliged anti most obedient humble Servants, JOHN WHITMORE, • SAAC HAWKINS BROWNE., Bridgnorth, July 7, .doz. - To _the WORTHY and IN DEPIiNDENT BURGESSES of the TOWN and LIBERTIES of WENLOCK. GENTLEMEN, • .• WE beg leave to return you . our most grateful Thanks for the uniform and steads , support which you have so long shewn to us and our families, -and particu larly for the Honour you have this day conferred on us, - by Re-eleting us .your Representatives in Parliament; and be assured that this additional mark M . your confidence cannot but incite in us a most earnest endeavour to merit your choice, .by a faithful discharge of the trust you have so kindly reposed • in us. _ _ We have the Honour to remain, . Gentlemen, With the utmost esteem, Your most faithful and most obliged humble Servants, .CECIL. FORESTER, Wenlock, July 8, 1802. . - JOHN SIMPSON, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS. AVE take the earliest opportunity of gratefully thanking you for the Honour you have this day unani mously bestowed on ms,-in thinking u. nor unworthy of once more representing you in Parliament ; and, if we should ex perience cue same unanimity on the day of Eledion, ‘l4; beg leave to assure you aat we will continue to act with the same fidelity and attention to the Constitution of our Country, and the true Interests of this respedable and Manufaduring County, as appears to have recommended us to your present •Aperonation. We are, Gthtlemen, Your ever faithful and obliged humble Servants, Devi :s, AM B. I,IIA RD. 4th July, aoz. 1-1. P. WYNDHAM. To theGENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HUNTINGDON. feel, with the utmost Gratitude, the con- V V tinuance of your lavOur and kindness in again con ferring upon ns the high Honour of representing you in Par liament, for which we beg you to accept pur sincerest Thanks'; and, as we flatter ourselves that our Condua hi therto has been, so we trust it will continue to be, such as to merit your approbation. We have the Honour to be, With the greatest regard, , Your most oolig‘;ti and most faithful humble Servants, FREDERICK MONTAGU. • HINCHINGIiROOK. • Huntingdon, July to, 11302. To the FREEMEN of the BOROUGH of cHIP . • PENHAM. GENTLEMEN,: - • -. THE flattering Manner in which I was received When I first solicited your SuffrageS, and the uncon ditional Support that was promised me by a great majority of the Freemen; led me to expettthat the Event of the I'oll would have been different to What it has proved ; I, how ever,-look forward with confidence to a &termination of a Committee of the I-louse of Commons that the majority of legal. Totes will be lbuhd in my favour. In that Committee the Vote'rs on each pide will - be etamined upon oath, and there will be no Returning Officer to pronounce judgment contrary to the declared opinion of his own Counsel, But whalever may be the result of my appeal, the affetlionate and honourable support I have received i7om those Freemen who, possessing real independence of mind, have kept their promises, regardless of. threats and undue influence, comes hotne soforcibly to my heart, that you may rest assured the prOspelity and happiness of this Town, which has so long been a great object of my life, will never cease to be dear , to me, althonh I have. been deserted by some on whose posi tiVe promises I thougbt the most implicit reliance could have been placed, and experienced that duplicity in others, which has rendered them objects of 'Contempt. to all Parties. When I first learnt that Mr. Br - ooke - was privately for Ming an interest in the Borough, and Mr Fludyer declined the honour of your future support, connetted as I had been with the Town for so many years, I felt it my duty to tender you my services, and the same 'imperious motive will Make me persevere until a final decision-either places me your Repre - - sentative in the august Senate of tile Nation, or confirms the Retuin of the Bailtlf. If that high situation should deVolve on me, I wiltdo my duty ac , an honest and indepe.ident Man, jealous of your Hcinours and careful of my own : but if Mr. Brooke should be declared duly eleded, I shall retire with conscious integrity, convinced that I shall live in the affec tions and esteem of the wise and virtuous among you, which, in my consideration, is.a greater honour, and, to my feelings, a hither gratification, than a eizat in Parliament. - I have the Honour to he, Gentlemen, With the greatest respect, . Your much obliged, and most faithful humble Servant; London, July t 2., 1802. . JOHN MAITLARD. TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1802. wiurstm:E. At a>N►imetous and r6peaable E ETI*IG of the C E NI TLEAIEN, CI,ERQY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUN CY of WILTS: held at the Town Hall in De. vizes, on ['Tidily the , ,gthd4y of July, 18*2., to consider of, and nominate propef Persons to represent this County in . the ensuing Parliament, Sir ANDREW BAYNTUN, Eart. Sheriff', in the Chair ; AmBROSE ..GODDARD, Esq. and HENRY .PENRUDDOCK WYNDHAM, Esq. being pro posed by Francis Warneford, Esq. and seconded by John Hungertord Penruddoek, • Esq. as proper Persons to represent this County in Parliament • It was Unanimously Resolved, That the said - Ambrose Goddard,' and Henry Pentuddock, Wyndham, be nominated accordingly, s' It was also resolved, that an Ordinary be provided at the Charge of the Eletlors, on the day of Elt:dion, being Thurs day the ISth inst. at the King's Arms Inn, in Salisousy. • A. BAYS.TUN, Sheriff': The Thanks of this Meeting were afterwards unanimously . ,given to the'Siterilf, tar Ins - convening and pfesid,ng at the Same. •!11,',.Y . ,,, s ---.- - 7 - - -- -5,r4i11t,,,--- ; i., T ,Ailv* , GENERAL ELECTION, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DE VON. • Exeter, tuly 9, 'Sol. GENTLEMEN, THE Unanimous Approbation of a County Mee._ ing, held at the Castle of Exeter. this Day, for the purpose of nominating two persons t o re p resen t thi s.. County in Parliament, having tandioned the renewed tender of our Services, we now presume to solicit your countenance and support, in the anxious hope, that the same Principles and Condud which have procured for us the honourable concur-' rence of that Meeting, will alsO recommend us to -your pro tedion and favour at the ensuing Eledion, which is fixed for Tuesday next. We haVe the Hdhour to be, With the gi - eakst respea, Gentlemen, Your much obliged, and devoted humble Servant, . P. BASTARD. LAWRENCE PALK. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT MINORITY +I the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of BARN - STAPLE. ' ' GENTLEMEN, 'THE means-by which a Majority, was, this day, I obtained against me. are sufficiently exemplified by the Proofs of Bribery tendered in tiLe Hall, and by thx,adinissien of Votes from the Post Office arid Custom Housel I I shall Content myself, di present, by shortly observing to you, that I am in possession of Proois of the most corrupt and unconstitutional exertion of _the Influence of a certain great Board, Which I shall, as soon as the proper Tribunals are open, bring into Parliamentary and Legal DiscusSion. Be assured the triumph of corruption will be as ; - hurt as it will be expressive to its abettors. • I remain s Gentlemen, the real - Supporter clf your Fran chises, and-the Public Rights. - -•- • - RICHARD WILSON. Barnstaple, July 7, ISca. To the FREEHOLDERS: of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. `THE FREEHOLDERS in the INTEREST of • Sir FRANCIS BURDE7rI are respedfullY ac quainted, that CARRIAGES will be provided to carry theM to and from the Poll at Brentford; At Sir Francis BurdetV-s House, ?{o. 78, Piccadilly. St. Ann's Soho, near the King's Arms, Comptonystreet. Holborn, near the White Bear,-Leather -lane. Islington, near the Three Brewers. Ratcliffe Highway ; near the Hoop and Bunch of Grapes. Poplar, 'near the Harrow, flackney'Road, 'opposite Durham Place, West.. Whitechapel, near the London Hospital, Whitechapel. road. Hox ton, ,near the Turnpike. • • Spitaltields, near the Church. SALOP COUNTY MEETING. RESOLUTIONS at a MEETING convened by Thomas Llarries, Esq. Shcriirof the County of Salop, for nomittajing Candidates at the ensuing Election for this - County, held at the Shire-Hall, in Shrewsbury, on Friday the 9th Day of Inly, aoz : Resolved Unanimously, That Sir RICHARD'iII LL, Bart. and VHN-KYNAS TON POW ELL, ESq. are nominated Candidates at,the ensuing Election, to be held on Wednesday the 14th inst. fof representing this County in Parliament. Resolved Unanimously; That we are anxious un all occasions to mark the just sense which.we entertain of the ability and integrity-with which Sir Richard Hill and Mr. Kynaitori Powell have uni formly discharged their Parliamentary Ditty,. and to follow, in our conduct as El.:ctors, that example nt 2Urity find Inde,- peadence which they, as our Representative 4, have invariably alfbrded to.us - and We therefore earnestly request, that' they Will not, at the approaching g It:(ttion, open any Houses, give any Entertainment, distribute Ribbons, or pia themselves to any Expence whatever. Resolved Unanimously, . • . . That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff for convening the same, to nominate Candidates to 'Represent this County, and for the propriety of his condud'upon this occasion. - Resolved Unanimously, , - . , That the Proceedings of this Meeting be published in the Shrewsbury Papers, THE S ur:, the Star, and General Even ing Post. It. PUMPS, Deputy Sherill'otthe Count' of Mork This Day was published, price as. 6d. D EMARKS on the CONTR .. OVERSY subsist- , ing or supposed to subsist between the Arminian and Calvinistic Ministers of the Church of England, in a Seecind- Letter to the Rev. john Overton, A.B. Author of " The True Churchman ascertained." By the itg.v. EDWARD PEARSON, B.D. Rector ot - Rempstone, Nottingharrishiru. .—..---Paribus se legibus ambm, Invia gentes xterria in , fir.dera Mittant. Vrxc. London.: Printed for j..Hatcliard, Bookseller to Her Ma jesty, No. 29-0, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price is. 6d. Remarks on tie Doarine of Justification by Faith, being the First Letter to the Rev. fam Overton, A. 13. Published at Liverpool, for die Author, Price 3s. AMISCELLANY, containing Ist, a Letter to a Dignitary,of the Church; '2dly, Plagiarism made pro fitable, or tile ignorance of a certain Party in Chester ex posed ; . and 3dly, the hateful - EMEts of Selfishndss, with some Lessons toa Schoolmaster. By Mr..MA RSAN DE THOU, a French Gentlefnih As the Author was actuated by no other motive than that of exposing Abuses and Folly, the Edition is limited .toa small number of Copies. Sold in Liverpool, Chester, and Shrewibury: The Part intitled, Plagiarism made Profitable, exhibits in a strong point' of view thecunning and impudence of a Fo reigner, and the ridiculous Credulity of the Party alluded to. " Obsequious, artful, voluble, and gay, " On Britain's fond credulity.they prey." Dr: Johnson's Londbn. - ,lust published, AConcise ENGLISH GRAMMAR, VOCA BULARY, and t LEMENTS Of,CO,MPO,SIT rON. The Vocabulary contains ‘a copious Selection of such Words as, are nut common and familiar to Youth in general, arranged according to their parts of Speech, with their.theanings ; be ing designed as an Appendix to. the Graffitriar, and also to Supply, the place of a Dictionary. The Elements of Compo sition consist of the most easy - and useful Precepts, extracted frnm the best Authors. 'Priv 35. neatly bound, 'and sold by Ridgway, York-street, St. rantes's ; Vidler; in.the Strand; 'and Jones,Chapel-street, Soho. N. B. Likewise an Elemental Atlas; consisting of Six Maps, neatly engraved on Card Paper, with the, Geography on the back, of each Card. Price 3s. 6d . coloured. • • This Day was published, • In One ,Volunle, Bvo; . inice 7s. frd : boards, TRAVELS in the CRIMEA': a Flistoty of the trribassy from Petersburg to' Constantinople in 1743 ; including their Journey through 'Krernetsehtiek, Oczakow,' Walachia, and Moldavia ; together with their reception , at the coma of.Seliin the Third. •• By'a SECRETARY.to the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. London Printed for G. and Robinson, Paternoster_ ow. Of whom - may be had, lately publishe:l, translated' from - the . French; . _ _ _ t. General , Reynier'-s State of Egypt after the Battle of Heliopolis. Illustrated by a whole Sheet Map of Lower Egy:lt, in t vol. Svo. 7s. 6d. boards. 2. The Life of Bonwatte, with a Portrait Sy Heath, Svo. Ss. biards.. 3. Soul avie's Memoirs of the Reign of the 160, from his Marriage to his Death, illustrated by i :_; rottraits, 6 vols. 'Bvo. - al. S. boaids. • [PRICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE ORDN.SNC.'E, June 2.9, zB4l. -Frit PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS.of HIS MA. YES f 0 . 12 l) IV ANC E dog?", ch"-• give Nwice, t.4.at they ^a.lll sed by .einaice, at the 'Lower, on ii r EDN.ND..4 7 , -be oast Y.t{y next, between the 170111.1 EleVe.'l4l7a . FOla - a ' Ci:: •uncliy Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ordnance *Vivre:, con sitting of MUsquets, Carbines, and Musquettoons ;- - Barrels for Musquets and Pistols; . Locks for Musquets and Pistols; Musquet and "Carbine Bayonets ; SWords of Sorts, Scabbards, Cartiauch Boxes - , Leathern Accoutrements, Flints of Sorts, Triggers,. Standing Vices Cart SaClciles,"Hames Collars, Bit Halters, and various other Articles ofs;cliery and Harness ; Blankets, Coverlets, HaMmocks, and sundry other Arti cles •, of Bedding ; Tents of Sorts ; Wadmill Tilts, Powder Horns, Forgc flello , 4s, Anvils, Bick Irons, Saws, Blocks, Spades, Shovels, Felling Axes, Match,-Bushel and Lump iron; Copper ; A Quantity of Cordage, Sandbags, Artificers' Tools, .Crease -• . 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Of whom may be had, The Author's Family Sermons, in three Vols. Oaavo, price, in boards, tt. ts. and lijs other Works. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD isY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS CLARKE, At the Chequers Inn, liolbeach, on ThursdAy the nd Day of July, t6oa, at Four o'Clocit in the _Afternoon, in Two Lots, __ A Very.ValuableFßEEHOLD ESTATE, called 1 7 1. TULLEY's FARM, consisting of a Farm-house with convenient Out-buildings, and i7t A. 6"P. of rich Arabic, Meadow, and. Pasture Land, in the Parishes ,of Hulbeaeli and Fleet ; Two Hundred and Fily-one Acres and Twenty-one Perches whereot are in lease'to Mr. fames Cole, and the Re sidue in the occupation of Mr. Tllorrias Bass, Ten ant fora year to ye.tr. The Land-Tar is redeemed. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc, Solicitor, No. 8, Millman-street, Bedford-r o w,. London ; of the Auctioneer, at Moulton ; the Priters of the `Cambridg.! Papes at Cambridge:; of Mt. Newcomb, Printer, Stamford; at the White Hart, Spalding ; the Rose and Crown, WisbeaCh; and at the Place of Sale. • BY THE KING's PATENT, Granted to j. Barton, M.D. TITAL WINE, recommended for the Preven... . tint' and Cure of some of the most alarming Diseases, viz. Gout in every form, RheuMatism, Fevers, particularly - of the Putrid kind; Scrophula, Consumptions,- Nervous Atttdions, Jet. Also forlhe Diseases of Hot Climates, as Yellow-Fever, ,Liver Complaint, Cholera Morbus, Cutane ous, Affections, &c. Theleading features of Vital Wine are, ,the prevention of all tendency, to petrescency in the habit, removing obstruo , flops in the Glandular and Nervous Systems, and bringing insensible perspiration to its proper quantum and regularity. Hence the superior advantage attending its use is evidmt, 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 dird.tions for its use, may be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults, where it is prepared, No. 7, Berner's-street, Oxford -street; and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, where the Vital %Vine is sold at 6s. Bd.. per Bottle, or 6tis. per dozen, bottles and Stamps in cluded. Also by appointment,, at ,Mr. Barlow's, No. 39, Cockspur.street, Charing-crossi Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn hill; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Mr. Shaw's, No. 74, St. Margaret's-street, Borough ; and Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. lie, .Oxford-street; and one respe&able House in most principal towns in the United Kingdom. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DTSORDE RS of tne STOMACH and BOWELS.. Dr.IAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. , THE Excellence of these PILLS, as a gentle • purgative, and as a gpner.al.preservative of Health, be assisting Nature in the due discharge ofthe Animal Functions, has established their reputation as 4Medieine of the first im portailce. They are admirably calculated for Dis Orders of the, Stomach and Bowels.; for persons of a Bilious, a - Couty, or a Rheumatic disposition ; as well as for those whose Con. stitutions have been alleei by a too aelive or too sedentary life, ,or by . a residence in hot Climates. They are likewise particularly • serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned .by Indi a gestion, and in removing the bad eflCds of free living; as also in preventing Palsies anti Apoplexies, so often the con. sequence of intemperance. • The tendency of these Pills. is to opery.the pores by night, and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re quire neither/confinement - nor attention to diet. - Recourse shotild he had to them on the first attack of a cold, or upon any slightindispoSition; and they should never be omitted at bedtime after an excess of. eating or, drinking; and thus their distinguished charaeleristic will be maintained of pro . moting lokevity, so reihark ably exemplified by their Invert_ ter, who ; by the constapt Use of them, though a very free-. liver, attained the age ofseventy-five. - ,As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe, their virtues to a peculiarpre,paration, which has never been divulged but. to the present Proprietors, they can only be had genu ine from . them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the WarchbuSe.fOr Dr. James's Powder, No. 45., the East End. of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London ; and at Dr.' ianies's late house in Bruton -street, in Boxes, price -45.. 6d...eacli, Stamp included; or the quantity of Sit in one large Box for ii. 2s. 6d. . (Merve %that the words, " F. .NEWBERY No. 46, St. Panl,'s p "' are engraved on the 'Stamps. All others are cowl.. \t'?\ 4 4 11 )fr43164,1:5,. 4 • - r