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THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. /I[TLMORROW EVENING, Panber 30, 18oz, will be performed, a New Comedy, called DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. With new Scenes and Dresses. RCE T IsTA. To theFRIENDS and AGENTS ofNr. BAKER. PrHE FRIENDS and Agents of. the Rejeaed Candidate for the County of Hertford, are desired to !end no more Letters to the Hertfordshire Freeholders, 'un less N. s.post-paid. . n• This to extend to the Tini r peruy Post. • KENT-ROAD, OdOber 25, 1802. MESSRS. DRIVERS respettfully acquaint their Friends and the Public in general, that in conse- Quence of the very great increase of Engagements, in the se lota' Branches of their Profession, relative to GROUND WORK, VALUING, SURVEYING, and the DISPO SAL of LANDED PROPERTY in general; they intend relinquishing thei? Nursery Business in the Kent Road this Pitsent Season, which will enable theM to y,ive Up their Whole attention to the above Professions ; and in order to clear the Ground as soon as possible (which they intend for Building), they purPose selling off immediately, at a very low rate, either in large or small quantities, -the whole of their Nursery Stock, consisting of the greatest variety of Forest and Fruit - Trees, Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, lierbacious Pl ants, an d Bulbous Roots, together with a very ' ar g e 'Colleetion cif G r=n-houSe Plants, Fruiting, and Sue- Pine,, all in the highest state of cultivation. 14Eltv s Qp IIIVENTED IMPEIZIAL DINING TABLE, BED, CHAIR BED, Handsome Brass.screw Four , s ts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No. 16 O" u • 1 7. Catherine.stieet, Strand. - NE of the Imperial - Dining Tables, T. Mor- T , gan hadtke Honourofshewing tO - THEIR.MAf w 4 ES and the PAU NCES S S at the Q.ueen's kloose, who I e re) according to 'their accust 4ried goOdnoss of encouraging 4.. 14 ' 111111 ) . 2 most graciously pleased to express - their highest .Probation and sanr,tion of the same.. • Also the much • &red Brass ScreW Bedsteads, called Patent, so eaSilA fixed I~ e and taken d o wn with out T oo l s , t h e Furnitur...s to 4k:hit:ll inade upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking off with. ° tit the use of Nails, Tools, &e. Several other Articles 'of urniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new 111.1dtiusim quit° Netprove Principles ; 'a coinlete of .rtabld t Beds, and every o t her Article Assortment requisite p for.La.e ''es and Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, and all °lfler foreign imatea ; are ailowe4 far• superior to any other tort usually sol i d; handsome Dome Beds, and - new designed ,31*tfench Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Article i v/ Furniture in the .Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, by t. Q rgan and Sanders,' Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet takers No. 16 and 17; Catherine-street, Strand. • t B. Morgah and Sanders, entreat Ladies awl Gentlemen eoe particular in the N &riders, No. i 6 and 17, three Doors the Strand. , TO THE CURIOUS I'N t Isii SA.:II:2L. 1., HE NOBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC in 4 ,.,., general, are respedfully iplormed, JOHN BURGESS J . ' SON 's GENUINE ESS4NCE - of ANCHOVIES, ha, lobe prepared by them in the same manner that . r .Pven such universal approbation for many years past. f ul l Ile long justly acquired superiority of that Article is p e :Y confirmedin the opinion of the Country at large, and of t ),!sons resident in all parts of the World, and havtng stood "% test of trial, ranks it in the sitution it now inaintains. nel'he general ty of their Essence ot Anchovies and other ~,..tv Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous Eg e rtisements daily appearing, to caution Families, Sce, in ; t chasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, 4,..at thnr Warehouse as under. Lt very other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the —`st quality. . . rit , - , th e em -India Merchants, Captains Of Ships, &c,, Officers- in „ , y and Nav ,suppliedli upon the shortest notice for th Arrn•- ) ,„_r-4,,5t and West l'l 4 W 4 ' For the convenience of 'Families in Scotland, they tl i ; ippoint Agents foraF its. It Sauc. Johnston and. Co. Edinburgh, IV soleish es. . arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, "",...._:" Strand, London. • . ROSS. - 10 4 t,. universal • approbation with which the Nobility, Gentry, and th e w h o le Fashionable. World ha honoured ROSS's NEW SYSTEM tor making PE_ tqe qUES, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate 41, and recommend their Counterfeits under his Nan e. tlp o Prevent his Friends and the Public from being imposed l' er „ - ' he will, in future, affix an Engraving within every Vi l le, with the Initials A. R. and these words: ° PitiLvENT inisosrriotv , . ROSS'S INIMITABLE PERUQUES, I t will No. 119, BISHOPS .ATE WITUIN. be Felony yto forge such an Inscriptiort, and none e, er , b e Considered genuine without it.—=-He begs leave to ob lle:e' that he has nc; connexion whateier with any other il e r( in, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country. 1 1 , presumes to inform such Ladies and Gentlemen as can -414, personally apply from their distant residence, that he )4' l be happy to inform them, by Letter, how they can tirasure them s el ves , so as to b e fitted with the greatest etv an-I assures such as will oblige him with theircom -I,_ - te n gs, that they may he accommodated with Head-dresses i t all colours and d enom i nat i ons , as f ancy var i es an d whi m Ll. :- eels. lie employs all the first-rate .abilities in this - line i: L Prolession, and challenges all E uro p e to excee d him. for 177„tness and ease, gracefulness of style, and s u pe r i o rity of "Tkrnatiship LEICETER: Bt SOLD IN LOTS; S er LETT on BUILDING • LEASES, ANY PART of that PIECE of GROUND f 1 known by the narne of the FRIERS, in the Borough 'l•Q‘eicester. It communicates with a principal Street o! the IV a jn , and lies to a considerable extent on the Wink. of the is egable River Soar which falls into the Trent.' Thc h pie jt i;`ra• Parochial and the Land-Tax has been redermesl. rao; a situation pjculiarly`eligible for the ereetidn of Mania hearies requiring a breadth of ground, and the advantage 'of and easy carriage to most parts of the Kingdom, 1;)y and Iv a • r _ Nation. • fart herparticulars, inquire of Waite: Ruding, • cQt es, near Lvicestcr • OFIICE- OF ORDNANCE, DUBI4N, . September,23, H E RESPECTII'E OFFICERS of His MAJESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, that there are in ills Majesty's Ordnance Stores at Dublin, as q: ell as in several other Ordnance Stores in Ireland, a great va-, riey of ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE, CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, &c. belonging to the Colonels, and other Officers 'of Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible &c. that have been on Duty in Ireland: which Articles, if not claimed and taken away on or before the Ist day of December next, will be sold to clear His . Majesty's Stores of them. All applications for any of the above to be made in writing, addressed to the RestecliVe . Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance in Dublin. • LANDSCAPE GARDENING. 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'".The Author of the p . reseut Work lays its claim to at, tention,-on the ground ofd's utility, and of its novel 'and interesting contents: He has brought tbrward many tt:ou sandsof anecdotes and observations, whien will tend to pro mote the -study of the delixhtful Science-of idator.il His tory; books, , amonnting in number to nearly a'thousapd Volumes; and has methrxii zed the accounts and traits of charaCter, re corded in the Works of all authentic 'l7r:tuners .and Histo rians, from the earliest-to thepresent times. Extrail of a Letter from Doncaster. To Mr. LIGNUM; Suroon, at his Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street,. Manchester. SIR, - Doncaster, Jan. 8, z 798. is with the greatest pleasure I have to comma ...l:- nicate to you a most surprizing cure elfaded by your An tiscorbutic Drops, the particulars of which are as fellows About seven years ago my wife was. seized with a violent scorbutic complaint, which first appeared upon her hands; the humour daily increased; and within these late years, both her hands, and one of her feet, up to tiie ankle, swelled, arid were covered with a white scab, like a leprosy scurvy, to that degree, that for many months site\was unable to walk, attended with an insufferable. itehin4, and were const an tly wrapped up in linen cloths ; and to add to her distress, her sleep departed from her ; as befbre she .began to take emit Drops, she had, not slept as usual for may nonths. , What with the violent .pain arid other alarming complaints, such as depraved appetite, indigest?m, and windy complaint at her stomach, .waixlering , pains in diklerentparts of lieu body, she was worn alMost •to a mere skeleton- ; indeed, it is impossi ble, to describe the deplorable situation to which she was re duced. We kaf.: totally given up all hopes of recovery, till, •, providentially, the _Rev.. Mr. J. Cro.fay, of the methodist.. connexion, called upon pie, when he . assured me that himself, had best eve witness' to many great cures being Per by the use of your Drops, and with much ditifeulty : prevailed upon my • V, rife to make trial .of One•small bottle, ana to her and my inexpressible joy, she was muehtetter, and by persevering till she .had taken six small bottles,' she was, thank ...cod, entirely freed from herdreaclfut disorder, and has now the free use of her - hands and feet, and enjoys an uninterrupted state of health, although she is now in the. 56th year. offierage ; and as making public this cure may be. refit society, while saiistaclory fo yourself„.lcannot, in hu rmagty, wit:1)11(0d its publication, which mill s are at full liberty to insert in,What Newspapers l'utt plefse.- • Any person - :desirous of furthet inro - rnialion,...may be satis .4ed, with pleasitre, by applying to Mr. Boys, bookseller, of Doncaster, from whom the: Drops were purcl;asd, or by, - • Sir, your obeihent humble SJrvants, THOMAS BARRASS, Marsh-Gate, Doncaster. MARY BARRASS. , D. BOYS. The truth - of the above Cr.°. Wo - on. • letter witnessed by Tao. NAYLOR. JOHN NAYLOR. Liverpool, Feb. 12, 179 g. Mr. LtoxuNT—Sir, take the opportunity o f forwarding this.—The inclosed is the ; attestation of ,Peter Giibank, who came voluntarily forward and. swore to the truth thereof, which I thought pro kr to transmit to you ; and am, Sir,• . . • Your 1110 St 111111161 C Servant, • - THOMAS BILLINCE, Printer of the Liverpool Advertiser and Marine lnteiligencer. Mr. 1. 1G a um, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, No: 57, Bridge. ' - • .stre;t, Manchester. , . Sz is with the greatest pleasUre I acqUaint you of the ease and comfort .Lenjoy from the use of your invaluable Drops.. Attar -being graded with a violent scorbutic erup. tion for twenty-three years, which entirely covered my body, I am perfeCtly cured by taking only 'three bottles of your Antiseorbutic Drops, and have continued perfectly sound fin the last. fourteen months.. 1 communicate this to you for the benefit of the•affliCied, and 1 am, Sir, Your most humble Servant, Liverpool, Strand -street, N0.'54. PETER GI LBANK. Sworn before me, one of his-Majesty's Justices of the Feacefor the Borough of Liverpool, this 2d day of February, 1798. ' G EO. DUNBA. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at tas aria 45. 6d.-:-one 12s..bottle ' • is equal in quantity to three 45 . 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr. Lig num's Dispensary, No. '57, Bridge-street, Manchester.; at Hosvard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West-Smith field, sole whOlesale Agents, in London ; and retail, by the following persons : H. 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General Sir Ralph Aber cromby, -K.—B. from Gibridtar,• iit'lencling with the Surren der of Alexandria,..and consequent Subjection of Egypt : In;lucting interesting Di:scrip:ions of Gibraltar, Minorca, .Malta, and Egypt. • By Captain THOMAS 11, AO- Regiment, And A ide'-de-Carn p to. Major Sir Eyic Coote,K,B. K. C True _Journal follows ail rite l'tloventeuti a nd 0 0erat i,,i ts of Artily those oi Atinies under the Grand Vizier and Capnudan Pact ; as also those of the Indian Array , under Major Gem Bairj, from the time of its arrival in the Red Sea, until its )lin.:tirin with that conunindect by Lieut. Gen. Lord Hutchinson; K. B. near Rosetta. And. the Appendix a/Mains 'a great ;lumber of Official Papers and Returns. Printed tor T. Cadeil, jut„ and W.,Daiies, Strand. la the Press, and speedily will be published, in 4 Vols. r2mo. A4fouCUNT AJJ ( );ILIPPO • or, a Manuscript llti P at thefi 113 OF ; a Navel, trans : dated frorethe Fretlclt of F. L. C. MONTJOYE, Author of ihe_History of-the Four Spaniards. London : Printed for Symonds, Paternoster-row. WORTHY the ATTENTION of THE AFFLICTED. SIR, T is_but justice to your merit, that I should ac i knowledge, in this public manner, the good efre6t Tex_ Serieneed from taking your valuable' Medicines, the. , Botanicai yrup -and Nervous Cordial. -; I was afflicted for 'several years with a violent Sca3rbutie Disorder; as also with Deafness in an alarming degree I could find no benefit for these Complaints, although I ap, plied to several of the most eminent of the Faculty, but was' perfectly cured by faking the above Medicines. I am, Sir, Your evet grateful and humble Servant, _ _ - - JOSEPH A It'rHY,. Farmer andMaltster, • ileybridge, near Malden, Essex. Witness to the above, ~ . Wm. S:lxtoa, Tillingham, Essex. . - • May z 7, .1802.. • • ' Dear Sir, Portsmouth. . _ _ My situation for many years past has been so' truly mid serable, that I have often , wished for , death to relieve me, but have wished in. vain I Owing to juvenile indicretions, a vice contracted at school, I laboured micle.f almost a total deprivation of sight; my memory had lost its. retentive powers, and-my other faculties were so much impaired, that I had little hopes, while my existence might be prolonged, of being any thing else thatna drone in the great hive of so ciety. I had applied to a number of eminent physicians, Whose prescriptions, instead of relieving, tended only to`in crease the Malady, until, about fourteen months eince, rwaa made acytiainted with your two valuable Medicines, the BO TANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORt)I,AL, and, after taking three bottles, I found myself so much invigorated, both corporally and mentally, that I could scarcely credit 'the evidence of my own senses. By taking tWo bottles more, I found myself so perfedly restored to health and spirits, that I feel myself, if I' maybe-allowed the expression, an inhabi tant of another world. About ten months since I married, and three weeks ago my wife presented me with a son, to tli great joy of myself and friends, who had a long time despailed of having the family name perpetuated.' If, Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable cure will be a benefit to. the community, and. to young - men in particular, you are perfedly at liberty to do so. My rank and situation in life makes it improper tbr my name to appear at tile bottom olan,advertisemcat in a public paper; how ever, I shall be in London about the middle of next month, when I shall be happy to assure you with what respect arid gratitude I am, Sir, Yomurnuch obliged humble Servant, • W. E. Royal Navy. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be liad at the Doctor's House, N 0.9, Albion-stitet, inl,ottles at.ti. as. 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Day of IN o fiber, iScz, at El eve n o 'Cl oc k i n t he f orencon ; '• . HE foll ow i ng GOODS, w hi c h b a.ve b een setz-,. -4 u _, ed and legallY condemned, and mav be viewed and la tio `(' on application at His Majesty'i Wareliou.se, two Days • re the Sale; viz. TOBACCO. • • . Manufaaured - 7.0 Pounds. • - S ti nrriaiilk nuAetu red . - - - 700* ,„r 1 (o s ll - - -3? it - - - - • bu tch Canastre in fibs. . • - ... 9-i i ' . R t ANDY - - 36 Gallons. • - ".....:S: ...Li : LA N CCO ASHES -- - -2, Bushels•