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OFFICE OF 0 RDN'il 1‘'1•74; • -_ , A ept. 13, igo3i - . THE PRINt7[PAL,OFFICERS etf 1.171 . MA. •712SI:1's. ORDN.4AVE do her h 1• Ore Nor;,e, that. Prvotals toillbe received at their,fleti,iN .I'r. .11argarcr:strta{ ' ll'estminster on . oa- 6 . 5,,f0r, Alindiry•the,lfab ..:14 of SiEt..mber lost. :':,l - O , 'W sgek,R j evroter ar stigy4e. leilline IV' undo-rid& 'the .N'ttrikry of 'AI•OP /ICE far--the kyal ART I fi:F.RI 110.161. ES stationed 1 he foll o wing' • l at t Placer, 17z. - • ' - ' • _ WOO I, \VI C ti, - • . E.% ST-E It ti- 1.311161,. i PLYMOUTHS Distri,&• ' , . I' ORTSMQ,UT.R. ,Dic triet •-• , - 1 F O.l. aP . fri 4.:1 7 Of SiA' Alwahr fr)nt the la of (e,g4er next. The , **wage thfrefartasked in:Rations., the first Ration to conii st. of i Twelve J'oueds cf 114 v, Eight, l'orindr ~ i.7 t fato, . , and: Seven Pas td; of. Oa:, r .tod the-zsco,nd , Ratinn --to •ccatsitt of ,INhtten 1. Pounds G./ . Ilay. .4 ix• Poonds . uf,Sir,4l.r, and Eigi.o lionnds„cf 0.111, and Ili i-e ...',/i vercd :it the resiefliv , 4 fiativri at the Eirtence i of the Cantraßar. . the Propor.th may be del/1414d if ia . ,a I c ly , 5r ioint4 , far each i &Ilion, and, 14 , Tom; arid Ca:ndlti , ,ns. ~1 the Alarte.O. mai.. be '.tnomn upon attlicat. , 2n at the' .;wetter) ~, Office in .S:t . Afar garet-streetear7.l.),j!hatoeen the bars , of Ten' and:Fon, O•CI4,: bat 'no Proplial can be admitted after sliaohlay the 26th day of September inst. Fran the LONUON GAZ ErrE, Scpt. 20, +BO3. T O -MORROW 'EVENING, . Sept. 24., 18 0 3, will be performed PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, entirely. nery. The Music, Mrs, Chorusses, and Mar, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. ELL Y. PERUVIANS:. • Attaliha, Mr. POWELL ; Rolla Mr. POPE; Orozembo , Mr. DOWTON ; • Husca, Mr. SPARKS.; • Hualpa, Mr. COOKE ; Topac, Master WEST ; Oran°, Mr. FISHER ; Harin, Mr. EVANS ; Capall, Mr. WEBBE ; • Cora, Mrs. YOUNa; Fernando, Master BETON. • SPANIARDS. Pizarro, Mr. BARRYNIORE ; Alonzo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, (Being his third Appearance on this Stage); Almagro, Mr. CAUt.FIELD ; Gonzalo Mr, G I BIMINI s;* eV_lniçr: Getitte :R - oli..ftsoti Scott, Esq.. to he Liefitenant.:Coloneb. • 'Fisties Thompson, EN. to he. M..jor. To tie Cap AyaWer-Thotn, John ilailett,. Esq. • eisioos ;%14,1k, o - , MI, • " - • • • be' Fitst • Liet.itaiiitts•—l'cier Christian, Gent, .• losel,)11 Stewart, Gent - . , George Reid, Gent. William (u ~t;,,,, . GL-nt. • .. • To tie Second Lieutenants—James If um phrey; Gent. - A iex , ander Wyllie, Gent. lames Stewart, Gent.' 14,1 in tian; Gent; " • To be.Adjutant-- , lames Hrciwn,-Gent. <_ This Da) was published, Price is. 6d. • • ADIALOGUE lieiween a . mE-rtiormst atul a CHURCHMAN, reSpeeling a Call to preach the Gospel, the New. Birth, the. Doctrine of Assurance, allit other Religious*Subjeds.. London: Printed tur Lacklngton, Allen and. Co. Temple ofthe Muses, Finsbury-siltrare. - Of.whom may•he had; published this day, in.two vols. price as. boards, The POEMS of OSSI AN, most beauti fully printed, antfo'rnament&l with fine Eninvings. ft L. A. and Co.'s New Catalogue will be. published early in the ensuing Month. • • fvuni.rb.ty TAlunterrs. Thorgas_Pidwell,-Gent. tO be First Lieutgri{tnt. • Edward litSrinew.nf, Gent. to be Sovutitt Lieutenant, - who 'resigns.' 'pint Hocking, Cent. to tie 50., 4 0iti3 Mt* tenant. A' .47 ,•;) Vdirnicers. •. • . This Day was published, In Quarto, Price tos. 6d. or on Royal Piper; Prke To be continuedNonthly till completed, Part 1. of A N ABRIDGEMENT of the PHILOSOPHI -1-1 CAL TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIE TY of 1.()N 00N.- edited by CHARLES HUTTON, LL. D. F. R. S. GEORGE SHAW, NI. 1). F. lc S. and .F, L. S. And RICH: PEA RSON, M. I). F. S. A. Printed by and (or C. and R.Taldwin, of New Bridge. street, London.. " • It is intended that this Abridgment should not exceed 111 Vols. bur, if possible, - be kept within the number: one Volume consists of four of these Parts. No expence will be spared to render this National' Work perfeet and complete:— 'Copious Scientific and Biographical Notes illustrate the Pa. pets ; and the Publishers flatter themselves that the Names • or the Gentlemen who have undertaken to conduct it will'be considered as a satisfaCtory pledge of merit in the ex ecution. Prospedus may be seen-at any of the Bookselleti in the United Kingdom.. Subscribers are requested to send their Muni to the Publishers, that a List of them may be printed • in the course of the 'Work. Tolie Captains--Alexander Hay, Esq.. Alexander Fal'coner, Esq. lames N•Lieplierson, Esq. W.l: ant Cr ~.t, t •a. i . To be Lieutertans—C.s.pt *in ‘Vil limn Ross, - Gent. Daniel Cruickshanks, Gent. David Macanclre Gent. 'Alex ander Alexatl4; Gent. john Clark, Gent. oe ur o m ac . arnkrew, Gent. Angus Falconer, Cent. john Clark, Gent. To be Ensigns—Alexander etaier, Gen.. taintles •Macar- Ow, Gent. Williont IVlaeintush, Gent. Jinn Ofe, Gent. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Daniel Cruicksliankr. • To be Surgeon--john Clark, M. D. . 11 7 ett•cartle.uporr.7;yrte Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. to b&Lientenant:.Colonel• Commandant. Matthew White Ridley, Esq. to be Lieu. tenant-Colonel. „Anthony Wood, •Esqi to be Licutethint• Colonel. , To, be, najors.- , -Jolin Hodgson, g Wrn,..• Groves Esq. To be Captains—lsaac Cool:Sun, Esq, Charles Ralston . Purvis,, Esq. Malin Sotshin,Esq. •,Kotiert Clayton, 'Flionias Smith, Esq. •lohn ltrumelt, .Esq. - Thomas Hopper, Esq: Robert Yelltawley, Esq. Dixon Brouen, E 641. Thomas Clarke, Esq. . • - To be - First Lientel , ants—john Gray, Gent.. Wm. Lloyd, Gent. Win. Romaine Callender, G; t. Wm. Boyd, Gent. Rich. Rogeritin, Gent. Robert Pinckney, Gent. Robert Pearson, Cent. Samuel Walker Parker. Gent. Wm. Cuthbert, Gent. Benjamin SorSbie, Gent. To•be Second•Lieutctiaots-LWilltun ,Gglit. Abbs, Gent. job Bulman, jun.. Gent. John !tall, (;;Thr, •..ThninaS Rankin, Gent. Thomas Smith, jun. Gent.' • Liam Peters, jun. Gent. .Williant l'strer., Gent. Taytcs Wins - hip, ent. William John Gray , Gent. No rho:prop:hire . Cojohn Earl ot.Weslmoreland to hc L• , olnuel. Thomas, Tryorto Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. -George Vrancis Lynn, Esq. to be Major. To tie Captaiva—atallbfd O'Bryen, Esq. Nleeke,• • Esq. , • To be Lieutenants—John Miles, Gent. 101 l Webster, Gent. . • Thetnas'Cyles, Gent DOnalus O'Bryen, • Tho.: mas - Low, Ccitt. Henry W (rent. To be , ensigns— Hettison, Gent. P. Laws Gent. Thoints lconney, , 'Pent. Adams, 'Gent • Pit.6lo/44rr Volotery N, ! ,117, • • The lion. Alexander Murray to be Captain, vice,Reid, v.'ho resigns.' Adam Anderson, Cent. to be Lienterani. :Presectr Yaw/sere., , • Peter Ashcroft, Esq. to he Major - Commitndant.. To be. Captains—Peter, Southern, Esq. Thoirtis'ilispham, ,Rogee.likidinzi Esq. . . To be Lieutenants Ackers, Gmt.' Robert Oen, . jun. Gent. Thomas i lackson„ Gyn. • • r To he.Erisigns:—David arrow, jtin.Gent. Henry Case Web ster,. Gent. Henry Lee, Gent. To he Adjaltant!—Authony S;arisbri:l., Cent. 'Io be Surgeon—John Harrison, Gent. • • *apt; Charles Shipley, Esq.. to be Captain... George Strong, Gent. to"bia Lieutenant. • St. 4.4 St. Gorge's, Bloom:4146i, .I;drivtowl z. Davila. Mr. DE CAMP ; Gomez, Mr. MADDOCKS; Las Casas,' Mr. NVROUGI-ITON ; Valverde, Mr. PALMER ; Sentinel, Mr. HOLLAND ; 'Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. The Vocal Parts ,by Mr. BURROW 3, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUN'IsAIN, - Miss LW CAMP, Miss RICKS, Miss TYREIt. liy , Order of the Bodni, • R. CREPY, Sec. S1'41:11P-OFFIC E, LONDO 2oth Sepl.43g3. RECEIPT TR.V. ET IS Ilfajerty!s Commissioners for Alattag;4 the ..1 A Stamp Duties do kerelo, give , Notice to the Pu4lk, tbat tte New Stamp Maks ov Recripts,,svill take .place on toe t itb AY of ern*, next, when.the tender-mentioned Rates are to be paid, VIL. ( For any Receipt, Discharge. or Acquittance, Two Pence .) ) given urn the Payment of Motley, , amounting to 21. and - under 'tot. S Four Ptthce Fur Ditto, amounting to 101. and under C 201. - For Ditto, amounting to 201. and under Eglit Pence . . 501. One Shilling For Ditto, amounting to sot. and under 1001. . 7o which will be added, fur the 2d time at t his Theatre ) , a ' Farce, called THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Captain Seymour, Mr. BO LLA ND ; Mr. Colloony, Mr. BARTLEY ; Mr. Frost, Mr. CH IL It kV Murtoch Delany, with Songs, Mr. j 0 lINSTONE, Being his 2d .4 ppearance on this Stage. Edward, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Louisa, , Miss MELTON . Caroline, :Mrs. SON i'LEY ; Cubba, Maya Song, Miss TY RE R. OR.Tuesday, the Comedy of The Rivals,• with the Grand Ballet of Don Juan; or, The Libot, Destroyed. 9,4l'hursdav, Tha ,Marria& Pr Ise. ,The, Mitsical Piece a l'te amp, and the Masque of Ar;htir and E'inmehne, are in preparation, and will be pro duced 0. soon as possible, with new Scents, Dresses, and I De corations. INVASION: . • This Day was published, in Oetayp,..priceftl" - Number VIII.. to he continued Weekly, of THE AN'I'LGALLICAN, ottandar,l N., tish Loyalty, Religion, and Liberty : including a Col ledlion of the principal 'Tracts, Declarations, Speeches ; Poems, and Sung~, that have been published on tlw threat ened Invasion ; logether with many Original Pieces on the same Subject. The whole being intended to unmask the• perfidious Designs of Bonaparte against tLis Country.; and to expose his malignant, treacherous, and cruel conduet, to the various Nations that have fallen • beneath - his tyrannial' " They swear they'll invade us, these terrible foes, " They frighten our women, our children, and beaux." " A descent I. am determined to attempt, by putting my self at the hrad of the Expedition ; and with' 480,000 mew:it command, Army after Army will he found for the Liner. prize." - • Ilonaparte's &Neck to Lord Whitkvbrth. Gallus in sterquillinio plurimum potest. London: Printed for Vernur and I load, No. 31, Poultry ; j. Asperne, Cornhill ; . liatchard, and I. Ginger, Pict;a dilly. amounting to tool. and under . . fwoShillinis, " r Di "' i , zoo'. ThreeShill'n- • For Ditto, amounting to lA. and under -I ba ' • . SOOl . . . , (For Ditto; amounting to cool. nrilPwards. I Also' tbr • ft,vei pts rnttarning a,9 , Oen, rd. itc.knatrle , tgeinent of all or .vi claints, Ac. . Five Shilling/ 4 , Wiwi,- or ['ottani i, King pail; or ick;rb . ..1 ‘ • thow heacknolvledged to be ix ,jail of all A. t. ut.znds... The tame Regulation It to 'he• I'9,ldt:tied, gtvig, respeß to .C!, , p, of P.q . cr impreve.t vi;bany of the said Stamps,- and Sheets of l'aper • td‘on Ivoieb Aigt.' Stamps or mire of ally ,I I , (q. raid' Den')lnlita ' L ti.,nr eve _ 1 tnpresaa, t_ at _i t to so,. ta be. .trld /or the Pa l c ': of the S!..lmps criy. • . . . . . , The Cintgittioners alsalhint it 411 to apprise the Puhlie, that Ay de stb Seeliw .1 the del ..fe .gralting the ipii,i Duriel, it •i, (ma:snd, "Mau at& Perron, or the "'get,: of any Pen.", from, , whom any Stott of . Nona tball he jue„.mailioveie .1 piece of Pa. jer, Whim, or .Patcbment, stamped :with do, pe . of.r Dray, a:d• accordifi rik ag to the Anymmt of the Stan tv.he.pand requir.: , of the Perim entitled to each Sum, or hie ilgent, a R.vtift, Di o cbarge, or Aciuittante, pa . PIC h Sum, a ..1 the - /imam( of the - .Vamp 1)1114 . 16,-,,0n : .4.1 if any Paton to nt.bonn such 8,,, N -sk a ll ,6,, e ,,, been paid shall refute to •give JW;) Itreapt, 1)1st-barge, O# ;4c quittance, upon demand Ibemf, oe . to, pi t y tin• *flaunt of the Seant'puty, be shall forfeit' the Su n ' ol to.l. for eveg Offence. By Order of the ConnAnioners, • • C. .e.. BERRsFORD, Sec. At a Numerous and Itt'speaable. MEETING attic G EN TL EM EN resident in PORTSMOUTH and its N E B0URn001); called' by the Committee of the.intvnded LONDON anti I'ORTSNIOUTH CANAL, and attended by the Committee for the proposed LONDON and PORTSMOUTH RAILWAY ; 'THOMAS ANDREWS MI NCHIN, Esq.- in the Chair ; Resolved, THAl...alter a very full .anti impartial ;ftvestiza, tion of the Merits of the proposed Canal and Railway, this 'Meeting is impressed with a eonvidion,- that both Plans possess intrinsic Merit, and promise incalculable Advantages to the Public, and to this . part of the Country in particular. That the Tnanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair man, for his impartial condutt in the Chair. THOMAS ANDREWS MINCHIN, Chairman. Portsmoul.h,' Sept.. zo, 1.803. STA TE . I.OTTERY NOW DRAWING. Frice of a ticket X. 19 5 Eighth . . /JAI!' - to 2 I Sixteenth . 6 This Day was.,published, price 3s. 6d. A New Edition, being the Third, , (inscribed to Mrs, Hannah- More) TOIIISA Narrative 91 Vatls 4 - upposrd to throw Light on the Mysterious, History of " The LADY of the HA': STACK," tr.mslatcd Irons a French Work, published in the Imperial Dominions, N. D. 17S,s. Ilythe Rev. X.; • •H,..CLASSF, A: M. Reaor of Haile/eh Middlesex. ' Sold by C,Niti . Riyington, It .'Faulder, F. WingrAve, . liatchard, ana Cobbett and, Morgan. Quarter - - - S 2 c - wip . r. and' Co. No. t t, Poultry, beg leave to inform the Public,, that the First -Drawn 'Ficket 'To* morrow Morium; will, be entitled to, TWENTY TkUUU SAND NOUN 1)S, and the Wheel is unusually rich, The . Ticket No. 2e,430 DraWn on Tuesday 'last a Prize of FIVE Tuto - usAND POUNDS,- was Sold and IteKistcred at the Above ()film Where correct books of the present-and all Lot. tones for more than Forty Years. past ROMAN .CEM ENT.: • • • IT is the Pr, perry 01. this Cement or Mortar, to become hant and impenetrable to Water within a few hours, even. it expood to the ;talon of the . Sea d and also to fOrm a• very strong union withll(iel: and Sum.. It 'commu nicates unconnti.4l- strength to Bui !dings,. and Ingather...tore prawn-live:illy increase their si,:bility and duration'. In all ,Jandattons whatever, hut • partici.: lad y in the .ConStruc tion of MIAS, Wharfs, Bridges - , Loaf., ranks, 'Drains, Mill Races, Vats, and other 'Aquatic Iluifdinws ; Ity utility and are unquesti,nable- and it Corms the hardiest and most STONELIKE u di) known in tins Country. tilaunfacitin. ,l by. Part:6 . and Co. Bankside, London. To be Captains.—Robert Williams, Esq. James Ilenry Ar. link], Eq. John 1H.;1\,. Esq.. ItiaarttWoson, Esq. W.I. • ter Shairif, Esq. lobo .Dyneley, Esq. To be .Lienteniints.—John Page,. (;ent. :. Ipha Wrig4,Gcrit., o;lll.Carnpal, Gent. Augustine F:dior.,,Geilt. Charles lolinSon,,Gent...Rieltar4 I'Aik4.,s, cent. kit:hal - it Hiltiouse, Gent: Rickard ()Ile, Gent; To -be . . Ensigns—William Pletcher, Gent. Samuel Pare, Gent. Nicliol:ls Parker, Gent,. Isaac: itarrison, Gent. Robert Finni,i, Gent. Thomas Limb, Gcnt. William. Pell, Gent. .. . . . To be Chaplain—The Rev. Wm. G limey. • To, be PhysiLian-.lohn Cooke, A 1 , l). To be Surgeon—Richard Ogle, (;;:it. . . . St. AlaigaiTei dud St. Ydi72.l. We.rtm;niier, MAP:leer t. , , HOSI EitY • • . MONMOUTHSHIRE. i TO , BRIDGE-BUII.DEItS, ' ri OOKE continues to haveon Sale at his Manu . ‘..." ladory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand, • ANY Person or Persons willing , to Contras t { , fot extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY of every building a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or adir:sec.ription which, for elegance, iitat..ess, taste, and quality, • IRON, or partly Stone and . partly lion, over the River ha; never Coen erinalled, and, .be Batters himself', cut never IJSK, at or near the Town. of Cartoon , are desired - talk- - , surpassed. ) 'I lie many advantages he possesses over every liver in their Proposals, P law:, and Estimates, sealed, to me,thiso uthii cr.'s, .11 to-person in lino f 1 'i • •id the Nciiliar dekvee •at the next General. Quarter-Se.isions of the ,I?.:.ice to be other i e ty lo o to which, by' ii:deratigahle ;Attention, and %la: Mitten at Usk in and for thirsaid County of Monmouth, on • ~...-,,r6 , 1 ex b en ce, lie has brought his ManufiteloiY, while t.I'Y ‘Vcdiiesday the fifth clay of October next, at Twelve o'CI •Ic, ,a 1" 11 . i1111 111;11 ;In OlTOrtit.,ll - Ity Of OL akNoon. . ' • • -other pot son, of Goods, superior in every respell to thoseof any , . p to o,Wering to the Ptthhe a variety • in th e w iolcsate• rel . lil, or and render all competition fruitless ; also enable Inut s a ° , : li c l o ' il modate the Public, either export trade, upon terms rmre oiler be afforded by any Other House in the Metropolis. ate. than can 1..0 S ib I y liy Order of the Court, It TO N, Clerk of the Peace Lielitenant-Colonel the Pion. W. F. E4en to be Lieutenant. Coluuti-Cointilanctiint. Nichubis Vainsittart, Esti.rkto be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Eden. '' ARMY OF R-ESERVE: nAPTAIN LOW - 4ilrciiitqe . t o . provide Pa. N...,,rishes, or those who may waiwsunsTurtYrEs for the ARMY or it ES F. RV E „avith good Men, and at a fair 4' rice. ApPly,,or arldresslollimi post-paid, at, his House, - .Walcot-place, Lambeth. N. B. Captain Low will, if required, produce. Certificates from several Deputy Lieutenants of Counties, who have ex pressed their. approbation Of his Condud in providing Men of good Character for their inspe&ion. S Q vurset Place Pebony?. Inf4noy, George Yeats, Gent. to be Ensign. TikuniAs Raye DINAn, Gent, to ba Ensign,• Stando; l'ollateer Daniel Giles, Esq. to be Captain. ^Tockihgton K4txtret S. FARM TO LETT. Ta BE LETT on LEASE, from Micha e l mas next, a FARM olabout 200 Acres of excellent Lund, Nil Tunbridge, in Kent, For particulars, apply at Mr. Hurrion's, the Sceptre, at Southborough, near Tunbridge, on Fridorthe 3"th instant. • WEYMOUTH, DORSET. virtue °('a Commission of Appritisement and Sale, issued hum His'Majesty's High Court of Admiralty, for Sale by AuCtion, by James Richards, at the Crown lnii, on Thurs day, 0 dober the 6th, 1503; HULL, STORES, and. ,MATERIALS found. '1164 , PtOVIDF.NCE, a French Prize, well or r !units without Ballast •is well calculated for the eii,n or. Coasting Trade inches in length, and 21 feet inches Ti e t said Brig is 02 feet and 8 1 in breadth, and admea -2 sort's about tc6 tuns: 'lmmediately after the Sale of the VoSsel and Stores, will 4 ),e sold her CARCO, for Exportation or Home Coltstifilr i consisting of 96 Casks, containing 48 Tons NCH RAN DY ; tO3 Casks, containing 42 TOM FRENCH it.j•E ' l4 Bags, about 3o cw.t. ALMONDS; a quantity, of uTTLE CORKS, and sundry'DßUGS. For Catal o g ues and further particulars apply to Mr. WU -413111 Weston, t h e Commissioner, or to the Auttionecr ; lit ‘vilicrl"Places Catalogues r: . a y b e had, and Samples and tn. ! 'ventones s;:en • three days previous to the Sale, which will egin , a b t Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. FOR. ItHEUNIATISMS, LUMBAGO,. • NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency - , Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the System, spitAiNS , 13KU1SES anti Ctill.»LAlNs, • WHITEI-lEAD% ESSENCE OF V IUSTARD, • (Pat 4 awl F hrid'hire the most efteetual realedies , in the tirld,having succeeded in cases of six, 'eight, ten, twenty , slitieven of forty years standing, after ever other atcans had and it has absolutely cured more Patients of thc above %- - pMplaints than all the Medicines ever itiade public. — he•Fldid is sn singularly penetrating anti speedy in-its Iktion, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed •by "floor,threeA pplicatitilis. , / ,•kt prepared anti sold at 23. gd. each box or 'bottle, by . .; . Ohnston, &tint becitry, -No. 15, Greek!strect,• Soho, 14 ..?rt, and may be hadot 'eve r y - Medicine Vender in F4 l B- c j, West' I ntlieA, and America. o• prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed' 4,4 2 , th i 1 ~l?ei -by the roprictdr; R. lohnston; Apothecary , Sohn LOukin. . To THOMAS TAY • Dear Sir, No. 9, Nev litittge-Street, London. FEEL it a Duty inethribent:tiptin toe, tri inform you of the very gr e at and extraordinary Cure I have re eived front your invaluable Medkine, EAKE 's PAT EN - r PILLS. • About tWo years ago, I was attacked with aV Is REA L i)ist)t;l)Eß, which 1 treated rather sli,:;lttly..for some time, but the I;isease at length spreading all over my body; l WAS °Aged to apply_ to the most eminent of the Faetilty, but • their .asSiStariee alibrcled only temporary relief : 1 went through' va rious Courses of Salivation, and from being rather at.a corpulent habit,' was rolueed to 'a mere skeleton. The Ulcers t ha t spread all over my Limbs rendered me a com plete °Wed, so that my Vriends despaired of my recovery. When brpught to this situation, I considered death as indvi table, but u relation of mine comntenting upon the many Cases - in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to try a Box of them, tvttich I thought rather rei ved arid by 'persevering f or two or three months, and iolioAing your directions, I experienced the most unaccountable r.:laxacion from' pain, the -sOri.‘s gradually subsiding ; I am now, I d thoubank God, perfectly reeci.-ereti, and walking out daily: t not,' but one more box, which I think cant;OUS to take, wilt establish my health in its original state. It is with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I subscribe myself, Sir, your much obliged hunsble_Servant, 4 Deansgate, Man Chester, .Itily r, toot. W. PEARSON. P. S. 1'44"4:,. e public beuwtir, Ido notobjea to the above - being publishANl, but leave you to ad as your own better. judgment shall dictate. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor. Trios. 'PA v Loa, Member of the Royal Colleo of Surgeons,' London, at his House, No. 9, Ncw Itridi:e - str ,4l ; Where, atter a constant residence of more than Thirty-six Years, itt a practice particularly dire cted to flu: Cure of Venereal . Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of Generation in • both Sexes, with; that inviolable .sec;rect• which Men of his Profession should always observe - , lie flatters himself, the advice .md. as sistance he gratuffotis - • ly administers to Pe:spits taing this Nietlicine,.•w ill he esteemed by a diseerAing Pub l ic, as an advantage se:clam to be obtain ed, and lkid of anibiguity.' . . Also sold, by his Appointment, - for the convenien...:e of those living at a distance, at the Periitiler's, No. 35, st • A 1 -.• ban's-street Pall Mall ; the Toysliop, • No. 103, C)x;lwLl- strect i t M r . - •Dishorough's, No. 7, I,W-I:Street-Mil ; Mr, ' Steel's, Bookseller, No: 1, Union:row, Little Tow tier-bill; er-bill ; Mr,. liaxter's South-bridge , Eiiiribitrgh..; Mr. C Wei I'S, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, LiVerpix4; Mr. Atk inson'h, Man chester ; awl by one Person in every'consideraole Tri•-v it in Great Bri:;,in :ma I rel.init, is hoses of only' 3, ';• 9 1 ‘t• - sealed up wan full -and plain direction:., ec t vliere:4 . l!ersotis either sex may cur - 3 themselves wictieas, s peekt,s.:ciy - , anti safety. vvitlt N.H.. Every Bo; soiit in C;reat Britain i , .t..ttCalgti 41' a stamp; Otl 111 ch, hy 1:1 , 1111r tht! Colltillt:tsolltir, I SBraige -111 t. ed; 4t the Stared)-oftice, •Taelor, No. 9,' New street;" to itattate - which is Felony, Qati all otners• are collo terfeit. GLOUCESTERSIIIRE.,• • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr. HANDY, • • .At the Bell Inn, C loucester, on Saturday, 04loher sub jectis to shch Conditions As Will be then produced; in Seven Lots, anti highly Valuable TREE. • '11 . ':;,% CitEasp-rta,.' T . ,„ dcligh'tfully situ:tied in the most fertileut el the Count y of Gloucester, at t base 91 ro ,ctivcr p comni.mding the in,:st riauresque and diversi tied Views of the Rivet andNale of Severn,, over an eY.94118a of Countri . , which, foutiio trchness of its. Soil and. there - spedability of its Inhabitants, may vie with the Most fa. _ voured situatilms , in this Kin:Adam, and extending from the Rath to the Bristol Turnpike Roads from Gloucester, from which City it is distant ten miles, and twin each of the farmer Cities ah itt tt.,:cniy.tive miles ; consisting of the MANOR at FAuc EsT F R, ivith theCOOrtt.BarOili Rentsi ' Rights, Royalties, tee. and sevetai propersiaed Farms, with new-ereeleti Parin-hotes; Ox.stailS, drid.ot her Can. vonences, and about (13z Acres of most ferule Arable,'Mea dow, l'astttre,. and-I:et:U(11g Lind.• of tbe first quality, with Plantations and Nurseirzs of Timber and ornamental Trees, left to most respetable Tenants, and of • the annual value of 2, 3 nra., . • . .K4' A small part of the Estate .is held under Leases f or Liv, with the praper Covenants on the part of the Lessees for keeping the Buildings Repalr; and the. whol e is capable of great improvement, by irrigation, Ace. and there are situations for the vrezlion of Mills on the Estate.. Lot t. Consiiretiernti a Nl.insion4lbuse and Promises in the. territre.uolri. lk4trli•ind the Farm 'in the tenure 'of Mr. Itidtetts, aod Tenements, (.366t3, auci PrenliseS in the tenure of Messrs. I:igland,,Smith, and others. Lot i.Compreisends the ivlessuage . and Earns in the tenure nt Mr. john liner, and sundry Tenements And Cinite6 in the ' tepure of john ohn 1 rentiti , and others. Lot 3: Comprelvnitts atl tli:zr well-acrustomed Inn, called the George inn, he:sublcs, chaise-houses, and A.p, purtcaanceS, and the Farm •in the tenure of r Mr. WiUiatu r)can, and sundry Tenements in the tenure of john Wilkins, 1 , .)1111 Pegleroind . Lot 4. Comprehends the new-erec'ted' messuagr, Build - ings, and Farm in the tenure of Mr. ThoniaS Oshorric, unil sundry. Tcneincins. Pieces or L'arc:els of Lana in tlic tenures of Alessts. Ttotnian, Vavis t a nd others. • I.ot ;. Cnniptvhencls the Manor-44 Froeester, with The Rights, Royalttes, erivile v h, 4nd ,Appurtenatices theist°. helout;tr~ t, 144 the , Fatilis'to the Te‘iiu're of Daniel Stith, George Gat ht, ltob.ert , .Dtiver,:'W ctluun •,W etmore, Charles lloskiris, and ---- Eyant, - ankt sundry Cottaws. • • • Lot 6. 'Colnitithernis the M 1 as ta t ce, Farm; and Pretnirlei in the tenure of si n itn, Cal tea Tann. •‘., hut 7. Comprehends •ttio Farms in the tefthre' . 01 • Messrs. Natitthiel Dean, Partridgo, Bridges,„..An (trews, Wetmore, Lane, Key ..ocorge.l . iity ward, Long; 'Cwt..' twin, 11111, _Heaveal,. autl Mr. waiter llaytvartt, or their • under Tenants. , N•U. A .I)epostrof per-cent..9rl the Pltrcoase.nioney of each to be paid at tic time of ' •. To tte.d for vie ibomilaSC id toe S:thw; apply to Mr,' I :MA'S, Agent, W,:itshorn ' inNtr srittltartll.urnt- Avon and for further n.trtieulars, :tpply to. Mr. , iblin KirShaw, or. hrlr. l)1•• mei Smith, Frotx.it•zr • a t Mr. James's ,Olfice, ; Mcs'ts• gnt.l 11111 hc., Soliei'.ors., • Warwid( ; at t it SL irk lintel, liinottighant ; the',Aul , ..tioneers• and' t , .!:.• pal Inas, Worcester ; Printers of, the ~Wome, t ,i,, coAu , r, , Bath, l':rinity,flOtii Papers% at Ow I la e ~f•S,,ia; and .tt the Giterieti "C Ilttheery- bite; I.4ll‘ton, . . To be Captains—Wm. Norris Tosige s Esq. Tho. Fewster, John Salmon, Esq._ —r— Gascoigne, Esq. To be Licutonants • • William Robertson, Gent, George' Cox, Nichuls Cortiock, Gent. Robert Carte!, Gent. 1101035 nssell, Gent. George C. Selma, Gent. John Brickdale Ward, Joseph T Liner, Gent o be Ensigns—Joseph. 'curton, Gent. William Millen, Geotge Ilignell, Gent. Thomas tones, Gent, Triford rolimustr.r, limes Cooke, EN. to be Lietitenant-Colonel Commandant. Thoinaa 't'ippiog,vEsq. to be Major. Tobcs Captains—John Parke ' Eaq. William Chadwick,,Esq.: • John !Angara. Esq. John Partingtoti, Esq. •To be Lenten:int s-,C natio Cooke,..yent, Ntesseril' • ler, C.i:ent. Henry Ramigill, Gent. I saac t:oodier, Cent. allic,;.Bilnigill,Genr., 'John Hankinson, MTo be Ensigns—john Barlow, Gent. 'john Wroe, Gant. To he Chap ai n—T he Rea. john C lowa . To be Suigeon—Edward Creswell, Gent. Ulventor L'olunieerr. 'Thomas Sunderland, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. • 'co he Ca t) Arry N191ritt,..1 7 .0q. loseph Y.ttr ker,E,l, Thomas oliningEsq : Mlles Theodore Burton, Esq. TO bt I f ia.titii;lts—Daspel Dickinson; 4c nt. 44'illi.rttt Wilkinson, Gent. Richard Shaw, Gent. Robtla '1 . ( ( ) ; c h ' e it• Ensigns--Edmond Petty, bent. Grc rKe Coward, Gent. Tyson Addis6n, Gent. William aedkin, Gent. 1.9421 Whitechattl rolantrers. Matthew Craven, Esq, to be •Lieutertaut,Cedonet CoM prandant. Lardy, Esq. to be Mnjor. b.: Captains— (ohn,Coow, Esq. James Wilcox; Ergo rase Goldscnid, , Esq. Janie Nladdock, Esq. John Sglltll r Csq. , To be l'.ieutenants—William tienbext, Cent, Samuel Priv. Gent. ItiOntril ntOWO, Gvut. jolrtr G4ittbxhtnii. ollWßuniel I. Galt. john G cat. Cent • t).tniel Weeckn, Gent. To be Ensilins--George Limies t Gent. Robert firridetso . Cent. Gabriel Hesse, Glut. I(idiard Nackloc.li, Guns. troihrkb Pariirtret.s. C...lptaivs —William IYowiti, jou. Thomas .qout, 1:44. - To be Lierpenants—ltopert .sbipster, jun. went. Cent. Robert,Moore, Gant. To be l'Aisvit—farilei Stone; Gent: Nalth I"o•Ashire ifolanteir Infantry. B S. Esq. to be I.ietitetiant.Colboti.CoMFClOn4., 41.1. olor Tick 'to be Nlajui. lohn