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~~.{ i .: '+s ri ;,`( V M}yr ~ ~ ~,, • ..... ~ ' , , j s j ~ '17:: : 1 17 fe"". :": 4, I' l''' ,: t ' i fril ' irt°.; ~~ F ,Ntr COVENT GARDEN. VEN I NG, June 2z, 1803, t)e prescnud i 1 A iq dii4ke". LQIIDON/ ThE Devil to Pay. ...c./tne, for Scison, , of %VII.- o s.eal .'• 0) Wood ,oft about plrm, arid ten of a he is • - one tot: - • ``••. • tVILT TA': :" tt , .i • ROYAL..E.X.(4.:ANU ASSURANCH.OFFICE, june iSo3. .13ERSONS, - whose ANNUAL PREI' f EMS fall oh the 24th inst. are liereby•in:nnied„ that Ile , 061:tr.-zee now ready to he delivered at the ec . e's Offices, cwrr. th. Koval Exchange and its Pall-NUJ!, at well as by their vzspetfive Agents in the several round., ; the Par. • 'III a::Sured arc requested to apply, for the Renewal of•their on or before' the gib of July next, as the _usual' Days allowed for Payment, beyona the Date oruch. rulicy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, dun. Sec. 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Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have *ter* learnt this kecoruplish. mein, or nor i n t h e inliqoved modern style, at No. t 9, Sher rard-street, Gulden-square, and' No; to, Uri:at Alie-street, They are taught on a Plan partictilarlx. cakii lated inr those to ‘vlioqji San object to acquire it ex.: pctlit:ously, privately, and ii tTie first style of fashion. hiieigirra tt Oficers, and Cotitiy. Residents, who ynay wish to I. -rnul afew•days, msy Board and Lodge, privately,. in t!•-; T! i e, a .d recelVe.cOnstant Instrudion. . '.,...lakt,seniblies are every Monday; the Band 4 ter • none but Subscribers iidinitiLd k • L.,' • ;I ", ,. ,lpectahtlity can subscribe. . • . Families, if not distant from tY • • 1 th^ u-nil Conditions, and in. v. .11T 1 - 1)1: 1 ,„;ing. • ~ . • ; Ai.; ..•. • A . the • • „ A. .aql' i 1 Colour , tt .4. :it the Strand, .1.0)1cIon. Pitt! 6.i, t^:ilif.h IS mitileient for two or thtec acc:)1;lio. ,tit colour you wish. • f.:Ccrt - i''S NA NI, 1.. N DYE, Liquid True Blue,. Dora ble Ink to. 1.1.111-;. Linen with a ['co, that will not Disclriree, Super 1‘ Colours in Cakes, &e. Prepared and Sold at his Manuf„etory.as above. and by the Principal Venders of liottle Arti.lu, in the Kingdom. Ig 1 :Ott 17 c. Vows, with Thi.:y!rc tvtii i. AS 164 TO atlor" ., 1 -I r to Ns ;It C (11: .1 1-7 0; 1 1 *,‘ : t ; ft, v. . I i ANNUITIES:REDEEMABLE. PrEN Yeat!. Pure!laic will be immediately given . for . Annuities undeniably secured ..upran _ Freehold, Copyhotil, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have an absolute interest, autl on which (by reason of the pressure of the times) Money cannot be obtaina upon Mortgage. And eight .Years' Purchase will likewise be given for An mulles for young Lives, .s e cured on the like Property, or on Money in the pundit where the Parties have only a•Lite tetzst. - Ili either case, the Grantors will have the power o f redeettiing the same. _ • • Apply personalty, or by . Letter, to Mr. King. at his boast:, No. 8, lohn-street, Adelphi. • COUNTY OF SOMERSET. - - , A MANOR, aIt.()YALTY, and Valuable I'REEHOLI) ESTATE of nearly Twelve Hundred' Adres, with Mo • deritAntilt MAN -; roN on the sante. • . FOlt SALE 13Y, AUCTION, IN ONE LOT,' Mr. P,I,URA try Order of . thel'rtistees of I OSIIUA SCROPE, Esq. A! the Exchange Coffee-Hang, in the City of lfristol, bn Tuesday the 28th of utte,inst,.,4 t 2. at Noon, .7‘HE Val.table„Nel.inor of 11,`AST.FIARPTEE ; also the . koyalty or Lordship Of Rielunond ; constitut irig'ol4of the three Lords Royal of Mcnciip ; ,e.xtending over the several Parishes of East-Harptire, West.4.l.-irptree, Cot - ninon Martin, bley, and part of Priiliiie; with right td Mines and Minerals on the new. inclosed Lands on Mend ip. thost Parishes, with Court- Leet, Court-Diron, and other Manorial Rights. And good FREEHOLD LANDS ; Containing' Eleven .Hundred and Eighty-live measured Acres, (principally in Dairy, Failt s). well watered i lett. to el:sr:x.l44le Tenants, part on Lease and part at Wiil, making 3 • nett Itentat , tsfl ELEVEN HUNDRED and Fl FTY Po UNDS a Year or therttabouts, Tenants paying Laid tax, and all outgoings.) Together with Ten Leasehold Cottages, Outhouses, and Gardens, making a further quantity of Twelvz Acres of Land,• the yearly value of which is Sixty rounds, or thereabouts. • On a- most ,deli table part of the Estate is a Park of 4 1 Acres of :Land, v‘iti t a serpentine Walk, and thick Shrub. berg planted round the same: Has lately been ereaed, an clirgant FRF.ESTONE MANSION.HOOSE, tga Feet in Front, mit:lining a pinin i ; Parlour 36 Feet by 3z icet, a Li. brar. „r • • of sante Dimensions, with Drawing-room, Study, Dreak last P ar l our , E ntrance- h a ll , e l egant light Siair-ose, airy lied-chambers, and suitable Apartments, Kitchen, Hall, %I other interior Offices ; Stabling for' i 2. Horses, double Coarlt.house,. &c. -conveniently detached Barn, anti other outhouses. . 'The Gardens being 'spaCious are, walled round, and well C i f l , Ped, and the Priiit.treesof the best kinds arc come to lult bearing. , There is a new ereaed large Grape.hause, wish Summer and Garden Houses, calculated for beauty and. c onvenience. MO Royalty, on an average of seven Years, has produced' front the Lord's 1..0t Calamine and Lead, 3oSI. fox. 90. Per Year ; and there are just grounds to expect a very large increase for a succession of years. ' t his Estate is in a dry, healthy.- and pleasant situatjon, )i.thin la miles of Bristol, is miles of Bath, and 7 miles of Soinerst ; corninantL beautiful, rich, and extensive ospret , s of fertile Country.; in a neiiithourhoo.l fashionable. and respeaable ; a b oun ding' with Game, and well adapted t or Sportstmtn, hang a tine hunting country. „ partictilar3 are now printing. and will he soon. issued ; anti application uls sae in.:ild to Messrs. Brodrip and -Mel- Mr. Miles, Ston-Easton ;. at Mr. john Hall's, n n.,""rY afut Mr. Plant's Bath ; where- flansOf the "'Orr. Pars,; &L". max he seen- This Day was published, Cn min. price 3s..in boards, neatly • ' printed; ADEFENCE of Oic ColAita tnd Chittifieeof MARY WOLLSTONCRAFT do DW IN, founded 9 11 Principle, of Nature am! Reason: ,as applied to the peen- - liar Circuntstunees of 'Aer CAA:, mil'a Series of Letters to a Lidy. London : Printed for Times Wallis, No. 46,. Paternoster. row. Where may be also had, lately 'published and now corn. pleted, the Adviser, or Moral and Literary Tiibunal,, in 4 vols. 111710. price-zos. in boards. • • In the Press, and in the course of itext Month will be pub lished, in Two urge Volumes Svo. erubellislied with a fOntitipiecc, AN"l't-IRO?LANEME'N©S ;. ori a Tour in the . Highlands ; being an Account of some very Interest ing Incidents which occurred in a Pedestrian Route through a part,of the Highlands, in tht By JOHN BRISTED, ,Of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. London: Printed for James Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster row. ' Where maybe had, lattly . publiJiedi The Adviser, or Mural and Literary Tribunal, Complete in 4 vols. tarno. price us. Also, the First Volume of Eisays, Critical and Phitmo phicA, by the same Author, price 3s. in.boards. Thii Day was pholished, June 18, — t14a3, F°IitTITER. IN RE: VindicimFritternx, 'l‘l,l 2, or a few Copies of the Reply alluded to in Vindieite F rateinw t No. t, which is now m-published and prefixed to it. The price is One Guinea The Guinea to be returned on the return of the Reply, within two daYsf and with a nandsom: Premium to the Per son whon rearms it, with his assurance, on his word of ho nour as an Euglishinan, that he had had the patience - to read one,third of the So pages' it has the maliciousness to contain. On the failure ot the return of the Reply, within the 7 titne stipulated: the Guinea' to be' sent to Adclingbmke's Hospital:Cambridge, but without being unnecessarily sharp or CaptitidS ASIO The man who will, neither frighten himself, - nor cunt weak people .tel 'earn . ' him, 'will be Sttre IQ' find that Provi dence has not, nor will place more difficulties on his Shoulders than he is fully equal to stwort. L. M. The same remark equally a pp ties to every POPk who want not the heart to be.just and t fuel° themselves. A. Y. To be had of Mr. Pickersiiat; Cotner of Essex -street, Strand; and of Mr. }Lyda' Po No 2 Rustel-court; 'Covent Gatlklt. -This Day . tvas, -publishoo, Elegantly printed in One Volume, price 6s. in boards, A IADIS de GAUL; 4 Poem, in three &i n k s ;m Irvislated fro thte First Part of the Fren ch Vora ow of NieolaS 'de 11 ,- o•rieraryi ties Essars; with Notes: By WELLIAM STEWART ROSE, Esq. Printed for T. Ceded AIM W. 1.1/.IViS, R. li. Evans, in Pall-Mall. Of whom may also be had, The Naval History of the late ‘Viir, compiled from authen tic Documents, by William St,:wart Rose. Volume the first, 75. in boards. Tbis Oa) , wal; put:4l.ll,M ; In TWo Volumes, octavo, Price I4s, in boards, rr HE CASTLE of the TUILERIES ; Or. 11 `AR RATI VE of all thC ti V ENT , S which have taken place in the Interior-0146:a Palace, from the rime ()fits Construction to the Ljghtcentli tSrumairc at 'the Year VIII.' Tran.,laicsaroin the k'rencn, FRANCIS LATHONI, "Esq. Frit.' for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. • Witter has gleaned several Facts which were our• looked his predecessors in 1110 same-career azut which seryce.4.:!ttc:Liate the Revolution. the Work generatly . cLes not w,,-ar a gitestionable appearance, and it is written 111 an easy andintaresting style.',-Appendix. to Monthly Review, 'Vol. 39. • This Day was published, price as. 6:t. s. , A Complete and Uniform EXPLANATION of the PROPH tcy or the Sevcu Vl* of Wrath, or the seven last. Plagues, containctl.in the 15t4:431ti ,6th chaps. of the Revelations of St. john ; wii h °Odot the Revelation Prophecies, confirming the same. This Prophecy of the Seven Vials, by a nii , :cnception, has 3*en unlined by New., ton and others, though acknowledged to be one of the greatest impoi caner:. Also, just published, price An Explanation of Chap. it. ,whercm is fless'n how fully and punctually the, ad Woo, verse 7. r 3. 11.1:; Oren accom plished in and by the late Contest with tranc . e. This is the prophetical event that has been so much enquired after'. ROftERT INGRAM, A. M: Vkar of Woriningford and BoatecOn Essex, And formerly follow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Printed and"sont by W. KeViner, Colchester.: Sold also by Messrs. Rubirtsons, Paternoster-row, 'London. 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We think them highly era. ditable to the Preacher, and calculated to diffuse and. extend the truth and zeal for-which he has proved himself so good and able an advocate.---Bit tfr sit C 111 e. Though placed in the very vortex of fasiii.in, Dr. G. we are happy to perceive, does not shun to declare the whole counsel of Cod.- He unfolds the plain and solemn doetrines of the Gospel in a full and clear manner, and he exposes, the danger. of neglecting...them in earnest and 4W:ding terms, After so minute'aii analysis,' nothing more need he said by us in recoininendatitin of this Vold= bl Discourses, which is replete with sound practical itiviaityi . expressed in always easy, frequently' animated, .and sometimes elegant 'language. ---Oatuonok CituiteitsamesMAonztNx. A Yolume'of lliseourses by the eloquent. Preacher of the Oilagnit, Chapel, liatholiwtayi an union of argument and eloquence not often to he niet with in English Sermons,---.. PMACE TO Cl•Agilt.lst:4 SL:thiON, PATTE.RSON's ROADS. 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Explanatory; chiefly -from Oriental Languages, with a rranslaticii of tite i'assages selected, and occasionally ticitn Mahuscript - OosdiNations of the late Rev. Alexander - Cledtics, LL.D. By !WIN MASON C;001); " Salomlnis sat4tissiinutn- inter idyllia .ilebrma • ..recettsendin puto.." sir ELIAM 10X4S. Printed for w. Kear3ley, Flect•street, fly wheat will - shortly bi nublislied, by the same Authnr, .n One large Volume, ti 99. thdir.4te.d, by eerihission, to . the Right lion. Lord l'etre, Mcaluirs ,;t• the Lite and Writings of the la.e Rev. Alexander i .r.• ~.. -1:- A r ; A 41,1"„fo tsr.C4: til) iy4 \\° ljett • -‘ 4.1:1" r:~~ , . ~. rPRICE STXI'EiIeE4 NLW NIIIDICiNi:: ACT. At the only WarehouSe for Dr. TAmEsti POIV . tR; No. 45, St. l'aui's Churclig:trd, Lotuion; . rr lIE foil using NIEDICINES are Solidi. at -Prices-annexed, inclitilinA the Stamp . Duthts ; and ai it is ena c ted, that. trrim the tat of September, iF -z, tha Stamps should lie aprlied to all Vroprietary Iled , ,cnies, 4 well for Foreign as - tits !tome( 'cin%urnfttiun; and ay a 4:011. siderahie . Addition made , to the Stkatp3, akk. the ,4-tmles or higher value, or those in'bolk„ the prices I.sulcs's Powdcr vi ill tie in Atture 23, 9d. per Packet, u• ii. is. 6d, per Dezen ; lit the vanety of at no ton P.:m*os in a haw tie (as made up toe Army and NAVyi may be !tan the ;I. At“: as 1.,/ottr of the Cairunivii•nters tht! St.nnp Office, prepared Mr, Newttery's olgrateci in cad) Stamp, the 1 1 ;;!1, 1 c wi?l that the NvOrtl4, " l AVC.Whef v; NU. • • are printed in the fitillitrs dl P.l lilt a. it is pres,uned that ;hi; witl be a in - ,,:rinst Count. r!,;itii, his Ste,tratitre nt that I.abies - en' Or, kincs's P0V:ki....1 will be d'..e,:i.nittntied St..nti,, •-. A L allowed giAtis, 'at uSual, to those 'v' . purchase , ',.. , 11 ;4 L) , . - .,4erl or nuore,at 4 ti:ne, IA the io.rci prio:11 .411.0 -.i. • • r. a'. I, 1.,r. takilwa', ",,wdr.7 a 9 Lozviges ..A"!I;e0 1 I Llo, a Portia - 24 '0 . 1'.4..,1'.',J1 Sl ' illit,o4 ilirk 4 9 Dir. Analepti:, fills 4 .. ..i , ~,,{.)-,... ' ...,• : , .;, 37 , 1 •4 . ~ . 2 . 6 Do. large Box . -24 -.4.›.,Lik- l Coi'ee -. .:4 n Dr. Dr. Steer's olicxleldoc z 6 V4:1; , ..,: i nc Ar..itzen...s; , !.: ! 4 ' , 3 T,,, DO. ConVulston Oil .; 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines li 6 . . Do. Camomile Drops t 9, I nirli.JW: Scrqs Pills t o 1)o. Paregoric: Loz.eneS t 14 lissencc a Peppertnitt t t 4 Kerry's Bilious Pills 4 G t; rant' 1 Yrops - i 1.) Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper Pills , 1 14 ditto 4 o GlAsx's . M.agtiosta - "3 6 Dalby'S Carminative t 9, Henry's Ditto - 3 6 • EssenceorColtsfoot 3 6 N ()non's. Drops - 5 6 Cephalic tinult . o 9 Spil.shttry's Drops 5 6 Mr Spenc , !.'s Dentrifriee 40. Dr. 901414h:1's Tea 2 C I ones's kheramatic T t nc- Greenuozh's nit:lute i 1; turf; i. i 6 go.. Talli L1',1.::::::S I 1 N. B. Stamps with Mr. - Newher. '6 Name at,. affixed td the ill - et twenty Articles above enutnentted ; and as :natty Persons ' particularly Servant . and Niee4engers; in;glake hie House, he is under the necessity of ,poiating out, that it to at the East Ind , of St. Paul's, 11C41Cit TO Cheap:Me, and that it has a large Wnite Stuccoed floor, tin which Ones Words arc. itis-lihed : " Fl-3E ON LY WA kF. tiOUS* volt Dk lAMIE.S's POWDER." The Ship MA-RY; of St. John's, datrwl4. Ai . IT AI N 119masOPer, is tt:.e the Nil ot St. John's, Cgtida; solemnly tiAlaies.thath , insel recciVed a deal of benefit trotti 13r. 13ro irrk i i Situ - vous CUi4 dial;. hil4 Wife, Ntkry was reauced tJ lie,tlt's cicior, and was t4king Dr. troilum's Nervous Cordial, atter bcin,l given over by all the able Physicians in the Country ; likewise several of the Inhabitants of fire Island have received great benefit troin the above . . • Witness my I Lind ; THOMAS OLIVER. A WORD TO THE WISH. • As.a serious caution to all who, :from the natutei cif' their Complaints; arc obliged to have recourse to that dangerous preparation Mereury. Mercury is certainly, taken with discretion, a must noble and effectual Cifte for every slime* • of Venereal littection ; hut; on the other hind, there is liot an article in the *hole Materia Median so replete:with clan- ger. Thus if a cold'occurs when under a cotirse Of this ex traordinary Medicine; it-frettuentiv leaves behind it the Conti, Rheumatism, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic A*Ctionsi' and which, perhaps, do not appear tOr seven; eight, or ten years: Manv Persons in business, Servants ; and indeed all , who, from the nature of their employment:4 are obliged CA' , b,: out in all weathersi being liable t.) eaten col tinder ...citirse of Merthry, wickit in.ty teriolfutt* •With their lives but no suelt iLingcr will iiitt•rvene to those who stontitute Dr. 13RODIJM , s e llOTAN1CA sYRUP i width is particularly recoMmencied to be tieol heftier persons • roan* intd the Mattirrterlial State, kit tit;; initrwetions 014 Patent ate the source of vexation to hint fife remaltitlet Of his existence, by afflicting his Innocent; but unfortunate Utt. spring, with the Evil, eruptions ot , a most inalign.tut ten dency, and a varietv. of Other Complaints that are tnoat as. ,tiredly intoxincel by the same negletilind imprudence: ' The Botanical Sytup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, td be had at the Dodoes House, No. g, Albion-street; in Bet.. ties at O. zs. Its. Effi. and ss. sd. (Duty included); jeboult and Co.'s; late Bacon, No. iso_, Oxford -street, opposito , Bond-street; Golding, Nu. 42, Cornhill ; Ward; No. 3 2 .4. Holborn ; Withers (late Cot:itch's) Medicine Warehouse, No. tag, Strand, Temple liar; 'l'oft's, Royal' Etchange Williams, Perfutner td His Nlajestv 4t,'Pa l l-Mall E. Newbery, Corner of Paui's.aurch yard; Bolton's, Royal- Exchinge; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Chempsidb I Surgeois; Antibk and Son, No. js, Haymarket ; Shaw's tticine Warehouse, "Leh-street, Borough, oppoltte the South.: wank 15 Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, () , :foni2st reel, oppo. site the Pantheon; Forbes; Druggot, 31,,Bluckman-street, Borough ; Dicey, Bow:Amie. And to be had of all thellolesellers and Printerl in the principal Market 'towns in the United Kingdoms. i i tOfessional Men of Education anti ReSponsibility deviate from the general. Systeni by the seleainn of a peculiar branch,. the 4:4uttlun of long eon- . tinued success is the beat criterion tit superiority, Eight years have, I &vatic) try practice to the exclusivii , tralttiltnt of Three Di:Waters, and. the auccesstul result of my plan gives roe additional ardor to oppose, as tar .as I tun. able, the ravagers of those Contpl.iiMs 'Which aie the Most important in ihe , Catalogne ot liurn.ui Itatirntittes. After initiation. into every. Branch, as ant Army Surgeons . I formed a wish at an early period of to rescue iha . • dlvidtials from the igrionnwe of iiikutii,,:and men, or thir equally clangeroue precipitancy of general tit Awls. . The 'Oleo Disortiers, to the Cure of %'s' loch. 1 lAve dca voff A i myy attpaioit, voinrise every'. species 0E V N kEA L IN vvheilier of a recent or loiig ration: Fully, MI kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of sahool,Moys, or 'tire indulgences of thaturd age: And, lastly, t tat decingenient rit tue system itt wu. men•which is called I.fAkKENN E SS; or E R 11.1 T Y. Nutnerotts.Uiscuses are the result of ignorance, or !Intl in the treatment of a tiMple Onnotritotaf inti it not un • frequently happens that the seeds of Ilk poitioner4l . , the iniiiv;retion ait tultiardcil fiottra—:lty inaperini !hod such Complaints are easily gored l and, even whet. otheo have failod 4 I trust that 1 .may presume to *flit st radical re-establishment, heweVer, are the cases , Of complicated distress in this disr.nteri.eoiriparail with the calamitous sitiwilons Men, who,. front an inatilgence itt a solita'y v+ce , 'cr the prevaient 'gaittnls .of A 14shionable , lite, acquire that stale of Debility, which is the wortoittable consequence of such pernicious habits. • . Wiwi* the uhnappy Sufrefet brontts, over h:s misery, but. carctutty cont.:n.o nos mistodurte, tt ntay he some canttoi: for nun to that althoitgli if be an (Ale!! 01 doubt or uncettainty watt ether Praaitu.oviiti the removal pt there Deficiencies by the g rattntdl prqgiesS pt keistovsi• non, is the acquirement et EXperienCe. thci l'ilgt of 14echus or Venus have begin fe itataci itcsoly 4igebri muc h alvoitiv will be preventoti by an early ctfUrkrt , fac.l uCn at this canguid §ute ; and to these Quiet, ne great 1 difficulty will (*cur. Rut Nihere this Iletieleney has for yeirirs •e„ iret r 1 tt rirofvf perbevetanix 1.3 tratispensably .ctiiiisite to . revive the fluora beting Sparks of Lite, al to re-tinitriare Consitiution. Ni Alt It t V, I) ; who kive long beets flisappointel In their eivertations or a Faintly; may be-assured; that id most instance*, such defeclo ate curable by Med i cal skill. Th e i t , ft.„, Which 14 so essential to my itrutettakitig g and the , quatitteatiornrwhieli have preSinneel tp state,!lorm the boffin: . tuy j)re.reitiono, 411 in t , wlClkicilLC %Vita such this tntirnation to that Mr. Pree . May, de consulted ;sortarly; or by Letters (inclobinp, ► Attall . Noti), at ; his use ; N. sq, Arundel erect; ;11 , vral,•near Temple . . 4 1r There is an additional tntrante ire ‘Vater-street, adjoining, anti the Nara@ is off both the doors. Nieutbai 01 bhc Royal tiollefe nt 50w...0n .1 0