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.''` .~ , _ r r • N4L . s ktSttil oil P 4 \•*„... • r , ; I— \\\ f "' . ocos; Miss , I • -" .. iantt. tOc a Soli /. Auld it t) '‘l9° t 33 11 11 p rJ c• It ll' CP.. r„ g. Ntiii.,4l3Eß, 3165'] ~--~.. • " • THEATRE-ROVAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. *x z; r Sot; will heperforipetl, THE BE'GGAR's OPERA. Beggar, Mr. POWELL ; Player, ,Mr. CAULF I EL D ; Mr, Peachum,. Mr. DOOGHTON; . Lockit, Mr. 'WATI-lEN C aOtain'Macheath, Mr. KELLY ; kilch, Mr. SUETT. Mrs, Peachum, Mrs. SPARKS; roily - Peacirun, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Lucy Lockit, Miss DE CAMP.; • - £rapes, Mrs -NIADDOcK.S. W I -r,,n .FORTUNE's FROLIC. - • Robin Rough-head, Mr. COLLINS; Snacks Mr.MADDOCKS; ' • Rattle, Mr. LP AiLll . -1E R. ; • Nancy, Margery, Mr s .• S P A . R KS I ',Mis . s.ll - AiILNAG% j_., . ' Tholly, Mrs. FrAkLowE. B es 6s • .' S e c o nd P r i ce 35,—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Pricps.— G alte r}- "3 Se-on 1-Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. second Price 6i. . t Plae • ,i'' , l* the Boxes to be taken of Mr. kosbrook, at the bo ors ": , .....ittie Rll'seli::street. to begi n ,``,. ) , 13 e opened at Half past Five, and the I 'l 34 past Six In °rnse u - of .. .. tha The e9.ce the very great overflow from all parts of to Keep. a,tr TT tin: Al ondiv Night, to the Comedy of toe Way lisa;;. ' i n, , those, Ladies and -Gentlemen who, have been it iv ,: lit rit tA of Placel, arii. mbst respectfully inforrned thzit , 0 1 , ",., 7 ,reijeat6ci on Monday "re.it; with Midail:.. ‘ , 1 . °Y a l C F. '"" ). ' the . Tfage.v of liii.Mlet ; the Part of Ham e. -entlenian (being lit'', first Appearance on the Stage.) Saturday, the hi s of The Jealous Wite. ~v .,. TH I LATRE -ROYAL, ' COVENT-GARDEN. e - .. - MORROW EVENING, Nov. 11, ISc.‘2, . will t?Le. performed, . . DELAYS .AND BLUNDERS. . , • With new Scenes and Dresses. !'lie Principal • Charaeieri by kr. s r ' I , AWCETT, Mr. LEWMt.IS., MURRAY, M Mr. MUNDBN EMERY, , r. 1;1.:IONS, Mr. DAVENPORT; M r. SIMMONS . A i ' t s• LITCTIFIELD','Mrs 11. H JONSTON, h - rs • H. sIDDOI4St, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. ' RO LOG UE t O . h t spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. T o ' - • , which will be added, the Musical E n te r t a i nmen t o f ... LOCK ANI) KEY. - Cheerly, Mr. INGLE DON ; . Brummagem, Mr. M LIND Eli ; •• Ralph, M r . 1 7 AW CETT ,; - , Captain Vain, Mr. KNIGHT ; Laura, Miss DIXON • Seliiiic-MrT. - CA STE L CE" ; Dolly, Mrs. NORT,ON.--, .. „ And Fanny, Mrs. MARVA- ./tntes Gs. Pit 3 5. _6d . G allery ZS. 'Upper Gallery is. • e aces for the Boxes to be t a k en : o f M r. -B ran d on ,. at t he /:). ?ilk; Hart -street. . . . .? , n 0 •rs to be opened at Half past Fir d, and the l'etfo!T - Ott to bei;ill z:t tiilli oast Six. - Nwit - ant Rex et Regl9a. .14 3 F ridaY . , the Cabin.:t, with. Love u- is-Mode : Sir Arcuy_ otircum ''' by Mr. Cooke. . Pro Saturday,ll: Delays :Aid Blunders; afr.er which will be !,„ lu ced,. for the first tirne, a new Metre Drairte; in - Two I \ l o us ' i r l ek' Icil!jUaelse of Myster . y, with new , Scenery, new • • e;: o k...- °Hu aY, the Tragedy of The Revenge ; Zanga by Mr. tii, ` C e R S'of ROBE RT j 0 N -late of :Foreman 4311 , in the County. of Glamorgan,-.Esq. Deceased. °l le F., is hereby given, That at a Meeting of WleCreclitors of the,said Deceased, hethis day,. t th e CouZil.l.(l, iockey Ind in the Town of C oowbridge, m the *dri,„—L°lolarnorgarii in cousequedce of it being though t s , cta,,,7'ltto hay , . the Concurrence of the Creditors of the D e , tit general., in a joint suit, to procure the applicatio n ,7:stattan c l E Reds of the said Deceased. in discharg e of it wa s Resolved (among oiher things), that no kr i i e 7migs be had at Lev or in Equity- .to--,etlettizate the zolutl'untiUthe :Bth day of November instant-; that the R e _ therpris of the M r eeting, in the custody of tlie Solicitor to Citti\treditera present at the Meeting, should be open at his ( t , cit c ill Cardiff; for the Signature and-Acquiescence of such kid .tPl's of the said Deceased as may, choose to acquiesce st,i' l re P i rl in prose - cuting their Claims and Demands on the 4,11 d Effeets of th e Deceased; - and that from and after Dro,,!til day of November instant, the said Solicitor should I,44;,4`4dtheieon for the recovery of the said Debts and De_ j,-- ) s l td, the 2d day or November, ge2. CHARLES BROWN, Solicitor to the Creditors present at the Meeting, IIRh.aSAT, ANT to - a Decree of tike High Court of , n .„` - erY, bearing date the l o th day of June; ‘ . rBoe., t 'aUse wherein ANIES W EBB ER , .an I nfant, is and E DWA, RD ,BRI CK and ()THE RS, are Dc- Man c e , . CR EDI Togs of lAMES - WEBBER,. late of e °alcd quare, in the County of Middlesex, Esq._.de t° co 41. ' or before the Seventh-Day of December next, title ofid and prove their Debts before Peter tioiford, Es 9. 4 14 Sou t i m the Ma ;llPton-b sters of the said Court, at his Chambers in 4 tiuililings, Chancery-lane, London, or in de s2.cteohecthrg will be peremptorily excluded the benefit ROM GNE THOUSAND to TWO THOU -13 mrPOUNDS - will be given -to any one who will refit .the Advertiser a P LAC E or OF FICE of adequate Which w hich a Gentlzman may hold with credit, and tor genet :id - acquaintance with Classic a l Lit e r a t ure , arid e InstituteX of Common Law; may be a sufficient E ett` atio~ i a ddi'essed- , ,ta 1. re s. tow'i be l be duleft at the Bapc ed.tist's Head -i ll ll noti reVF ". ° CI apiilleacion from Keepers o y f Public Agency e.d. .............. 1 1 1 . 0 .,1 I': 117't EE 11 'l7 ETSIV 0 R T H AND OXFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . .„,, • .., r , r . ~ By Mr. RAINE, (~ZI , Y7 ' the 25th inst. at the Rainbow Coffee-house. in P I--; '' l , London, at Twelve &Clock, in Twelve Lots, . h t li lkEP ,_ , very. Valuable and Irniquvable WiiRY . ~.4 11. 1a-i„,, RAB LE FAR MS, with other rich G razing and —lo'i-hi-ad ;utaclitd, and near theret situated on t l,ch ~". ., 4 s been redeentecll, • most _ __ Uk". ; ,'' of the - TURNPIKE ROAD between TL I 5 advantageously on t" till ' 4 a nd OXFORD ; four Mile from the former, and itct wll,,eight from the latter, between the 45 Mile-s .. ' i t=res l e4 tlY Bridge • a part of .which to the extent f $ uri c t v ,' n'l three triost i fertile Meadows ' lie on each fide of o the Tr' the Banks of the RIVER TI--IA ME. I Tyrel ! aim , i T several Tenants are, Messrs. Hearne, Scott, l‘iisli'vis, who hold frotu year io year, at old Rents (except _ Ilnexn,"Te, who has a Lease, of which five years are now it: \i‘:'hicrt4e`t• L ikewise' the MANOR of CHI I; W"R r" ' ' e ; t —31 ' 111 ", in the Parish of Great NI ilton, these Estates___ '. ha,,,‘,Vitr with the Ri , ht of FISHERY in the RIV-hK P r o b„ . tree Lyotts therein. '' t -r.1:1 eaZiu three leave ' '. the . Tenants, „4.n!‘'ulars in , y o f tine.,, . "'lke .h. OY be had : also at f alt-ncru...e at W,lieatly , , , Red 0f , , v ,,i-.oni printed Lao , ,-igeolis Mi lton - Ters,or.,.., . ~,i n , 1,vy, 0 ,, , ,,. , Common; Swan s; j itc,,,t in .ivi aoci Figni e y ,•, of the Printer. of ..'lr. Oxford Carter, t' a Pli'l . a Pers •Mr Hollicr, arThame ;. r• , \lr. •ai t i,,- , ,n", Holborii;' It ' ainboW Coffee-house ;-, and or--ury, Ln. 'kit; wiencL•SAirveyor, Ciaariutte.street,,W,DQlo'l3 L'es ' 44 4 'lr • LlPlliv.r, a Plaia shay Ile c..-. 1! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, • ' SIR TAMES SAUMAREZ's VICTORY. Lloyd's Coffee-House, Oft. z, zB 3z. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB_ SCRIBERS to m the Fund faised, for Relief of the Wounded, and the Families of those who were Killed in the Service of their King an&Country, in the Adions of the 6th and tzth JulyoBol, .under the Command of Admiral ,Sir •lAMES SAUMAREZ,'Bart. JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. in the Resolved, That the Officers, Seamen, and Marine's Wounded, also the Ramifies - of those who fell in the above . ACtions, be desired to send (by letter) to Mr: -Tlarn'aS Wiiite, at thiS Flouse, the particulars of their Wounds; -or their relationship to the Killed, specifying the Name of the Ship they served in, with their Place of A Eiode; in order hat 'the Coininittee may grant relief to each separate case as soon as possible. N. B. .The - applicants, to save trouble and expence, , tweed not personally-apply. LORD DUNCAN's VICTORY. - • Lloyd's .COffee-house, 0 d.,2802. e T a MEETING r'the COMMITTEhap „L 1 pointed to manage the SUBSCRIPTION raised for t be.Benen tof he W 11N DEP,. and the Families of those who vver. K 1 LLED, in the ever-memorable .ACtion of the /R h of 0 CALVERLEY. BEWICKE, Esq. in the Chair; The Committee having made 'an Arrangement With the Marine - Society is Bishopsgate-street, London, for the .pay ment of certain Annuities granted by this Committee td the Sufferers in the Adion of the tith of Oelober, 1797, for one. Year up to the ittli of oClobec, 18Ct2, and also for the pay ment of AFrears, and for the future.inanagement of the same, uncier.certaitf Regulations : • . Resolved-, Thaf . Circular Letters be' transmitted to those to whom Annuities have been already granted, containing the form-of Certificates required, of the life, age, and situation, of the parties interested, and of thentlinber. of their families, before they can he entitled ti a receiye.their. tespedive Andui ties due on the roar, of Odober, aid in caseef deaths,. then their Widows or Children to send •Ceiliticates agreeably • to the forms required. To p'revent unnetessary applications . to Mr. Newby, 'the Secretary of the Marine Society, none need apply but those who have been in the habit of receiving Annuities (unless in case of deaths), then the Widows or , Children of such deceased Annuitants will be entitled to re liefoander certain Certificates and Regtititions The Committee' with peculiar pleasure beg to state, that nut Of a -Fund which the Public haye witir , so muchlibera lity raised, amounting with: Interest. and Dividends to 5a,6091. nos. ted. they have been enabled, by the information and assistance of the Officers in the Navy, and of the Magi-. tArates, Gentry, and Cherry, of the United Kingdom, and of Foreign Countries, to reduce the int mber of Cases-unclaimed, and entitled to relief, to Tnirty-five, out of One Thousand and Forty Cases • rePorted to have !wen killed or wounded i n memorable meorable ACtion. The Committee, for the. Honour of this Country, and to discharge - the trust reposed. iii them; being desirous to find out the Thick...five Cases yet unknown, have - hereunto an. 4sexed 4 List of s tcli Persons. as an: yet entitled. to Relief. trltey requ.est that the Parties interested, or, in case of death, !their Fatriiiie4,'Relati , ies, next of Kin, or -thoSc Who have been dependant upon them for support or assistance, will 'send the Patticulatol . their Claims - and - Connexions to Mr. yv'oite,.Lloyd's.Coine- house, London: the same to he at tested by some- respettable Inhabitant a nt i Haisekeeperbt the .Place where the Applicants reside, and - to be farther cotintersigned by the' Minister and Churtfhwatdeis of the Parisn. - Foreigners will be entitled t 6 Relief equally with British--Stabjeals; andif .Certificates and I nquifies prove Sa tistatlory, -Remittances will be made to the proper Claimants (roe of all tt'unble and eXpence. It Gratuities are not satisfadoril v claimed within twelve moot Its ' the - Cominitttc aye empowered, by -- ,x.gast.l,rti,. eof • General Meeting of the Subscribers, to appropriate the same as follows : All Sums voted to Foreigners, and unclaimed, to be paid to the Consuls, Ministers, DeaCons, or Heads of Chu rc h es, in London, of the Nation to whom the Parties belonged, for the benefit of.such sick or distressed Seamen of their Nation, as may frequent this Port in tim es ' o f Veece. And the Gra . ttiitics voted to BritiSli Subje&sand others, whose suppO se d Country cannot .be_ascertained, - to begiven : to Charitable In stitutions connected with-the Commerce and Navy of this Country. CALVERLEY BEWICKE, Chairman.' KILLED. Ardent—john Samuel, Ordinary, a Mulatto, 'and from Stockholm. • Bedford—John Soundwell, Able, from, SWeden.. - Isis— John Barnes, ••Marine, from Holland, taken in the Al liarice Dutch Frigate; Frederic I.loutt, - Marine,- from rio. Monarch—Joseph Brimstone,. Ordinary, from Potzdam ; • Benjamin Hoffman, Able, from Colognei Joseph Martin, Boy, a Malay ; .Edward Mahaney, Able, from kerbua, Ireland ;D. Sammond; from i lsle Of Mull. - • - Montague—Peter Valk, Able, from 4thsterdain. PoWerful—John Barkham ; John Clepner ; fames liotise, Marine ; Charles Lash. - . Russell - John Eggleston, alias Higginson,"Able,' from Swe den. • - Triumph—John Brant, Marine; Thomas fiutre, Boy.; Jo seph Zimmerman, from Cracinate, Palatinate. Venerable—Robert ,Bryant, Able, from New-York; Ma rine, Francois, Able, from Po n di c h erry ; Murray,Ma rine, a Dutchman ; Tobias Olson, Able, from Norway ; Frederic Robrecht, Marine, a Dutchman ; Richard Steel, Able, from London. • WOUNDED - . Ardent—Peter Allan," Able, from Soitth Shields ; Hurst Beatimer,. Able, from Emden (since dead); john Kerr, Able, from ' Sunderland ; Joseph Hastings • John Ray, from South Shields. • Bedford—George.Fergusson, Able-.. Monarch-,D. Bakker, Maritfe,. from Harwich (since dead.) Powerful—Richard Burrell, Marine; . William Cabeddie ; George EddisOn, Venerable—fames Doyle,. Able. ISoz. PALL-MALL, No. 34. • .MR. JEFFERYS respeetfully informs the Public, that, not Withstanding the intention he expreSsed (by • PUblic 'Advertisement in May past), of relinquishing, t the Close of the Y ea r, I l l s Li ne of B us i ness as a j El i EL ER and GOLDSMITH, for the putpose of giving all his atten tion to • the employment of SELLING . ESTATES; and PROPERTY in GENERAL, by •COMMISSION•: that he intends to pursue both the Lines of Business alluded to, and that the Trade of -A• EWE L LER and CaLDSMUTH,' in which Mr. JEFFERYS and his Family have e)ipericnced in a distinguished manner, the Favour of the Public for near ly a Century, WILL.BE CQVTIN LIE D at No. 34, fall,iii the various l3ranches- of jewels, Plate, Plated Ma ntifattures, Cutlery, &c. PALL-MALL. OFFICE (ON , COMMISSION), FOR - THE SALE OF ESTATES, HOUSES, AND PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. NATH. JEFFERYS, No. 34, PALL-MALL, - • T T hting an, objet`} of the first importance to Per -L. 'sons selling Property by Cornivission, to be secure in an expeditious anti punclual Settlexiieut of their Accounts, all sums of Money received by way of L'eposits 'upon Sales by Mr. JE FFE S, will be paid into t 9 liouseof a Ban ker of eminence, ill the joint 'narnes of hi,mself and of the Purchaser.. , The benefit to theVublic, of such an UndeN: 'tang. in point of eventual security, and immediate' punaualh'Y of payment (it may lie presumed); must be evident to every t•ne ; and no Establishment of a public, or private nature, h 3 weversreat in r.cspedahility, or substanti a l f rom i ts wealth, con afford a more solid, or satifaaory security to the Parties cotliiing in it, than this Plan, of making all persons interested, tkle joint Guardians of their own Property. Proper Persons are provided for the purp ose o f wi:uing Estates, Timber, Furniture, Pictures, szc. This Day Ikas published, Price Is. A Al SERMON on e Superintend ance o f Pt ov l,- L deuce, discernible in the calamitous Events of the. late War: preached in the 'Chapel of the British Fattory, St. Petersburgh, Thursday, isth July, 18oz, on occasion of the Peace.. 1 1 . By the Rev.. L. K. PITT, A. M. Late Fellow of St. John's College, in Oxford, Chaplain to 1 the British Fadory in Petcrsburgh, Rector o f H anwe ll , i n the County of OxfOrd, and Domestic Chaplain to the '' Right Hon. Lord Whitworth. ' • ' Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. ' ,This Day was published, In Five,Volumes, OClavo, price 1,,;'.,r55. _ . ISTOIREde la REVOLUTION de FRANCE, I zd derniere Partie par ANT. FR. BERTRAND de MOLE VI LL E, Ministre Etat. Sold by Delithfe and Dulau, BoOksellers. And the last Part .of the ANNALS of the FRENCH RE VOLUTION, by the same Author, in 3 . v015. price 21. - Printed for T-. Cadet', jun. an d W. Davr:s, stranct.' Complete Sets of both, and few 'Copies on vellum papery hot-pressed, may be found at the Author's, No.' 38, ißrewer-street,,G4ldun-square. ' ' This Day was published,• - - HandsoMekt printed in One Vol. Oet - avo, Price inboards ss. The Third Edition, of - LIAM' LY WORSHIP ; a Course of Morning and . Evening Prayers.for every Day in the Month. To which is prefixed,' Discourse on Varnily Religion. • By - jetiWs Curate of Carshalton, Surrey. • Printed for F. and 'C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; 'and J. Hatchard, No. leo, Piccadilly.• The Discourse on Family Religion, prefixed to this Work, may be had separate, price 4ci. By the same Author, The Christian Minister's A fre6lionate Advice to a New Married Couple. The Second Edition, price is. 6d. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, an d PUBLIC i n general, are respedfully informed, JOHN BURGESS and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues tohe prepared by them in the same manner• that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long' jtistlV-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident 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 oi Anchovies and other rich sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from.the numer ous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in pnrchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,. but at their Warebniise as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice the Last and West I &c. 45 , For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh," their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. 'Warehouse, 'No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London, ' MANOR and ESTATE in the COUNTY of BUNT. : I N G.D 0 N. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVACT CONTRACT, A, Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con 1 - sisting of an extensive Manor and sundry very eligible Farms, let to good Tenants ; comprising in, the whole 72i Acres of Arable, - 11Ieadow, and Pasture Land. The Estate is Tytlie free, and the Land Tax is redeemeci,and a navigable. River runs through it. Further particulars may be had by application to Mr.: GOthain, Merchant, of St. Neots ; to Messrs. Forster Cooke and Fiere, of Li nco l n ' s Inn and to Messrs.. Driyer, veyors, of Kent-road. This Day was published, Handsomely p r i n t e d M • o:ttavo, Price in boards gs. rirVIE Second- Voltvne of a dRITICAL and \ 1 PRACTICAL ELUCIDATION of the BOOK of COMMON PRAYER. and Administration "of the .C.acra, meats, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, according to the Use of the United Church of England and Ireland. • By JOHN _SHEPHERD, 4. A. Master of Pattiswick, Essex.. . ' • Printed for F. -and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Sold also by j. Hatchard, in Piccadilly. Of whom May" be had, the First Volume of this Work; containing an Elucidatiol3,..of the Morning end Evening Prayer, price in boards Bs,, ~The Third Volume which will complete the Author' s . D e s ign, i s prepar i ng for Publication. • VUTIEN Professional Men . • of. Education and V Responsibility deviate from the gerieral •System b) the setettion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterionot superiority. Eight years have I devoted my prildice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful resu l t of my plan gives me additional :znlur to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages, of those Complaints'. whi c h a re t h e most importimt in the Catalog to of H moan Infirmtties. - After- initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period 'of Pratlice to rescue in, dividtialS from • the ii.'„norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praclitioners The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have dc. voters my attention, comprise every ,species of V EN,E. REAL INFECTION,-whether of a recent or long du ration: oily,. All kinds of debility, 'whether arising from the hahlts of school boys, or the indulgences _of mature - age :• And, 'lastly, t deranizement of the systentin wo-` men which is called BA. RR. ENNE SS „or sTE RELIT V. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not in', frequently happens that the seeds of late are poisoned b) the indiscretion of an unguarded nour.—By a - superior me thod such Complaints ate easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust. tlrat I may presume to oiler radical re-establishment. ' Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous sittlatiiins of Men, who, from an indulgence in - a solitary the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable eonsequcuce of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sullerer broods over his - misery, but carefully cone eats' us mistiittune, it may be - some conso lation for him, to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other- Praetiti••ners, the removal. of these Deficiencies by the gra,ittal proesess Of Renova tion, is the aequirenient of wiry • Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hare be;.7.in to radu,:e.Manly vigour, much anxiety will be xi early Counterac tion of this languid State . and in these cases-, no great• difficulty will occur. But where this Def•iciencv has. for years existed, a proper: perseverance is indispensably eqt:i,,i!-e to revive the slum, beringSparkS of Lite, ; ant. ro .e-atninate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lung been disappointed in their expeetationspf- a Family, may be assured, that in most instaneesi.-slich defeds are curable , by Medical skill. The seeresy-,,whicit ,SO essential to my ,tuniertaking, and the qualifitations.which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis of my • prctensionS, and. in - coincidence 'with such this intimation is given, that Mr. Bite May be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. Z 9, Ardndel street, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an 'additional Entrance in Water-street„ all oining, and the Name is on both the doors. Me-14ree. aanber of the Atioj'al College of Surgeons. [PRLCE UI%FICE of ORDNA NCR , 0,5%,ier THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS JEST Y's ORDNeiNCE do hereby give N,tice, that t%-ey will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOTIeER, THURSDAY, the tun of November next, at Eleven o'C.'f.ci; in the Porenopn,a very Eligible and knproveakk LEASEHOL ESTATE, the Property qt . the Qrdnani=e, sit'ate at Roller/N . 4e, in the County of Surrey; consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, eretled on a Piece of -Ground on the A:crib Side of Lavendcr-= street, with various Out-buildings, , together with an exten sive WHARF, fronting the River Thames, 2 D Feet in Lenvh, and W ARM() US. ES, BAKEHOUSE, A CCO UNTING. HOUSE, and several other Buildings ereacii I. l .ercon. The aboyementioned Premise: are held for a Term, of which Eighteen Years were, unexpired at Lady U. j' last, at the lou, Re.tt of SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum. Immediate possession Iva he given as socn as the purchase shalt ac co'cludea'. The.P)emisrs %c.v. be ' 7 ): . e:ced P , Mr. 8,.-I.,:rr whg is resident thereon ; and the o i the E;;ard's Title to the Estate, may he exanthqd at' the Secretary's Ogee, in St. Itlargdret:street. Particulars and CcuditionsofSale to be ha.' at th•: tike of Sale. By Order of the - Bogeti, R. li. CR Elf; Ser. ' NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE. SO FA BED, CHAIR BE D,,Handsorhe Brass :,screw Four Pokts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, 'No. s and 17, Catherine.street, Strand. . ' .. (1?CIE of the Imperial Dining T11)16; T. Mor ‘," gan had the Honour of sheaving to TIIE I R MA II: S- Ti ES - and the P RINCESS Es at the QUeen's Rouse, •.v - ho were, according to their accustNued goo:tswss oi-.em:ourzr.i.og Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their Itialest 1 alayrobation and sanction of the beilllc. :',lso the inueh ad.i. mired Brass Screw 13-.‘dsteads,' called Patenr, so easily fixed. , up and taken down - without T(x)IS, the F urtutureSio Which' . x re made upon a new Plan, in fixing en and -taking off with. ~u . t the use of Nails, Tools, & . ,c. - S ev er a l other A ti_cks . 01 ~ F„ . nitiire in the Upholstery and Cabinet Itranches, luesiew„.,... . and ik, nproved Principles ; a complete Asortment 4portn-Sbli Musq lk 'to N'e tt sZeds, and every-other Articte. f...althAqiif.f ., : , ffi!,:"- -37 dies and 4 .lzentie men , ‘ -,, ing to the East and West I n..;:e. - .. :tisd..il other forei 01 Clirnates ; : French Window e.urtains a , with i s ik i u ,,, : , ; ; ;: rt i; i r o3:..t t ,.,c c ,n ) n, a cr i: ,:. ;. ) e . 1 ::::. , : . ; o iv f i a k ers, Furniture N i.' i l vo Y . s . l i o 6 n i d an . d the l Ll;u:p:th, a'T.,:t::::ltee:iii:1;1::':::_itP:sele:;;:e:117:16,:_3::: rind neWdesigned 'sort usually Morgan apd Sanders, Furnisuil* r t l i v c lo u r l g a a r t i i andn the S a N n . c t i i e n r i ..; b , e e r : : :.; N •ea o t: . 1 , . 6 ..rti , %, ,14 : 4 - 7 , 1 '..t . 1;;:e 1 e t • D e rn oo e r n s ed :t s ' e t r r e a r: ; : d. antl Cabinet to N be . B pa from the Strand. • ROSS. • • • r rHE :universal appr o b at i on with. which ti,. Nobility, Gentry„ and the whole FashionaOie Worki have honozired ROSS'S NEW SYSTE•AI trench tir-g.P E. • • RUQU ES, has invited number of Impostors ..vrimitate theM; and recommend their Comitcrti.iits under his Name. To prevent his Friends. and the Public from being imposed . - upon, he will, in futur e , a lii x an Engraving within e v ery ' Peruque, with the Initials A. R. and these words: • To PREVENT IN;POSITION, ROSS'S INIMITABLE, PERUQUES, • No. 119, BisuorsGATE, Art-I -ark% It wily • .: - .91c•rF;(741.14,44„azz yoot t f itcr eq t l e : - will be considered getituneivithoutiO„ ••• ,; e serve, that he has nu connexion wine,evar with any other Person, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country. He presumes to ialorm suoli Ladies and Gentlemen as can not perpnally apply from their di;ront residence, that he shall be, happy to inform them, by Letter, how they can measure themselves, .so as to be fitted-with the greatest nicety, and assures .s.ucii as will oblige him With their corn- - mands, that they may be accommodated with H•zad-dresses of all colours and denominations, as fancy varies and whim directs. He employs all the first-rate abilities in this line If profession, and chAllenges all Europe to exceed him for ightness and ease, gracefulness o f style, ,and superiority of .workmanship. , • TO .THE LADIES. • IF the preservation of Health anti Beauty be an obje& of importance to the Fair Sex, Dr. BRODUM, the soleinventor and Proprietor of those, invaluable Medicines, the NEP:VOUS CORDIAL. andliOT NICAL SYRUP, tromimpulses.at once the most delicate and disinterested, recommends to the lo';/eliest part of the C ‘ reation those spe cities which have never tailed, undct.-a variety of the most critical cases,.to prove a sovereign, it an infallible and the most efficacious remedy, ever yet discOvered for Nervous Dis eases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions; Weakness of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria, Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual .Debility, Stomach and Dower Complaints, and all other !Diseases arising . from a relaxed State of the Nervous System; and as various Disorder,: of the Human Frame are brought on by dissipation in Youth ;- and the gross violation of tho4e rules .which Prudence dictates for the pre servation of Health, and laying a foundation tor a long and happy life, with a firm and strong Convitution. As there are complaints peculilir to the Fair Sex, altogether unknoWn to men, and of too delica , .: a nature to be mentioned through the medium of public prints, and which require, in diderent periods and situations, the most skilful medical as sistance to complete the original de - sign of the all wise and omnipotent Author of the Universe; to the Ladies, there fore, and especially to those inWhat is undo. stood by the turn of life, this Nervous Cordial is most admirablv,adapted, and capable of ailministering all those great and inestimable bene fit, which were so long , anci so generally experienced from those celebrated Doctors De le Cour and Hugh Smith, which indeed were solely performed by this most incomparable Medicine. Mrs. Ludford, of Artillery-street, Bermondsey, was af fliEded with a swelling all over her body ; but taking Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, has found great relict. Witnesses, John Harcourt, .SpaniSli Leather Dresser An tillery-street, Bermondsey ; 'R. Pier c e, . Coal, Merchant, No. z, Bermondsey New Road.—Septeinher 17, 18oz. FRENCH REPUBLIC. M. Fourcrov, - the Minister, and first Chemist in Europe, has given Dr. Brothim a Certificate as to the excellence ofthe above liledicine.; which Certificate has received the .Signa ture of Mr. Merry, the British Minister resideut in Yrance. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, - to be had at the Doetor's House, No. o„klbion- si rcrt, near the Leverian Museum, Surrey-side of - Blaciefriars Bride, in Dot- , ties at It. as, ; Its. ; and 65.. (Ditty included) ; - Jeboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. 132, Oxford- street, opposite Bond street; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Hol born ; Withers. (late Cock,ell')7.4cclicitle WarehoUsc, Noizzo, Strand, Temple Bar; - Ttitt'i, Royal Exchange; Perfumer to His Majesty, No. 4t, Pall-Mall; E. Newbe.ry- Corner ol St. Paul's 6mi-eh-yard ; 13olzon'S Royal Ex, change; Ching and Butler, .No 4, Cheapside ; Ai nick and Son, - No. 32, Hayillarke:.; shaw's Warehouse, High- street.,Borough, opposite the South watk Bank; Mr. Pidding's,,No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon Forbes, Drup,ist, No. '3i, Blaektnau-sire-et, Bo rough.; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And by - all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders of - Medicine in the .threeKingdoins. _ Brodum's Guide to Old Ag., or Advice to both S-xes to obtain a 'radical and pei'mancitt cure tirf those secret iiitirmities or. Nature which cieticacy often forh;ds t t ots,:iLs.., even to theh- Relatives ; with a Treatise on Fernald Diseas , 2s, Ner vous' Hypochondriac:, and Consuaitive•Comphiiiits.—To which is added; Advice to Bath aryl . ILit-well I3attiers, &c. It is partiCularly reeornmendetl to seafarii: i ; Melt. A zas. Bottle contains equal to five small cm s. Letters, stating Patients Cases, with -the Docicr's usual Fee of a G will be strialy atte4clad to. idlflii the ;her,- iasle- Cam.- •:. ;Sion oil'''; : ant, a: arta ;11.71 11 A.:* l J 9 1) 1 5 thAt e flair rl4. 411 • ~; cl►~;i •ixo f , thf -4 . 1yr,40 lar dCj pre,' iii'ing , losi i°° ,.. : . ,--.; j-- ree of,~~~~ ~., ~~.,. C 4 e C 44 Veol sot: tf rsl o l u re ot 30%4 Cr- 11 to L tir 1.• ~tt~ i ti~ ;e. e nc st, 443 0 , ofiw t '. ol l oa ,crS No ot bd°