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44 ' " E' is tv • 4 , 1 7 ' ll 3 l °' UIVIDER 3 _ TELEATRE- , ROYAI., DI TO.. MORROW lIVENI will be preser 'PIZARRC v. • r .~ t t ;`):~ 1ma , .....'41... , %••',.. ~,,%. '' ' ' 4:•- . ,N • '..': • 4 1 // 1. .? •• . . _. t , I • - tr .' ' 14 ,: • • .;.-- .• 'C' 4 * - ' - ..,.... I*--.... -k * • ' T '`,. "r ~ 0.\,. .. t. ...,........,•..(e.... ~........ .... ~, . %:,... ~,e . ,....„: 0 ?,.c..,, . ....._ ......„....,_ ... e .,..,,,,....,..7. 1 ,cri,. , ..,..„..r...„....,,1.,..., : 1..... . T .i . e _...•,a,..-: tr --.. 4 „.„. • :,• - • „.„. . ~, '' i 1 , . . ... I 4 ~,...,. „.0 , , . . MO ND I r s OCTOBER 10 ? :803. PI4 ICE SI ' 7 PATRIOTIC FUND, RURY-LANE. .NG, Ott. ii, 18b3, :rated The - Seeuery,' Dresses, and Decorations, entirely new. The Music, Airs; Choruses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. KELLY.YERUVIANS. • - ~.~ UNIVERSITY _ TN the UNIVERSITY . Preleaidils . :for - the . lowing Classes. Days I. LITERATURE P Hummity, Public OF GLASGOW. r of GLASGOW usual igSessiOn- will begin at the fol. Ind Hours of Commencement. Ni), •PHII.OSOL'HY.' Monday, Odoller" tOth, at half past $ and it, Forenoon. Tuesday, FlUverither Ist, at Attaliba; Mr. POWEI.L ; • Rolla, Mr. POPE; „ ',Otozernbo„ Mr. DOW TON ; Hualpa Mr 'COOK.E ; , • ' • 'top* Master WEST ; .:.• • r: Cora, Mrs. :YOUNG, SPANIARDS. Pizarro, Mr: BAR RYMORE ; • „Alonzo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, .. • lklatagro, Mr. C.A ULF I ELD ; Davila, Mr. DE *CA M Las Casas, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Valverde, Mr: BARTLEY ; , Sentinel, Mr. HOLLAND ; Elvira, Mrs. POWELL. The Vocal Parts by Mr. BURROWS, Mr. DIGNUIVI, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss OE CAMP, Miss HICKS, Miss TYRE*. W, fA9 • - TFIE CAMP. With entirely New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. Sir Henry Benqueh, Mi. PA I.NIE R; O'Daub, Mr.' JOHNSTONE ; Gauge, Mr. BANNISTEROun.. Monsieur. 'Huard,. Mr. WCWI TL E ; William, Mr. KELLY. Lady Plume, Mrs. YOUNG ; Lady Sash, Mrs H. JOHNSTON ; Nancy, Miss DE CA MP ; Nell, Mrs. BLAND. The whole to conclude with A VIEW OF A CAMP. The revived Musical Entertainiucar of the Camp, having been received with the. highest approbation and applause, by a very brilliant and crowded audience, will be repeated, every Evening till further noti ce . T , . On Thursday, the Comedy 6f AS You Like It. • On Saturday, The Merchant a venice. an FA r new Drama, in Three Ads, interspers'd with Musi c Spectacle, altered fro m t h e F rench, callett-A Wife with Two Husbanils, Nvnich has 13eit sonic time in preparation, 'will be produced as - soon as possible, the Music composed by nizzingi. Apd a new Comedy in Five Acts, - and a Farce, are also in rehearsal. . , ... . , . . ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFTICE, ' September t 18o;. 04 14 th' C' - '-• . - ' e orportition of 'the ROYAL EXCIiANGE AS,. SURANCE, do hereby giv e tiotite, That they have re.. duced the Rate of Assurance on VARMING: STOCK,' from 3s. to 2s. 6d, per Cent. •-• --:' PgR§ONS, whose ANNUAL PREMILIM S fall. . due on the agth' init. are tie'reby, informed,ihailte ccipts are now ready to-be delivdretfat the COmpanyos Offices, ever,the Royal' Exchange arid in Pall-NUM as .wc1,1.4c by their rePedive Agents in the several Counties ;.and the Par ties azsured are requested to apply; for the Renetval of their Policies, on or before the 14th of dt OCR next, as the Usual Fi fteen Days a ll owed tor Payment, beyond t..-h. Date,olcach policy, will then expire. . SAMUEL FENNII4O., jun. Sec. t_ s(p-. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the ar t t i l r o li t i r ce of Buildings, Goods kgre..handi2C, 4114 Shim, in, b F. ' ir i bc'ck, or while Ruiri.iing, twin Loss or 'Damage y ire; arid also for the Assurance of, and granting Annul. ties on Live:i. Assure lg. fl. Fire P o li c i es Will be issued free .of expence . ,to the Wards. d, where the Annual Premiums to (i amount s. or I.lp. - i PUBLI F: - OFFICE, UNION-11A ' • , L'iLion-srr c er, South Nark, October 8, 1803, r'` - OXEN STOLEN. . .• UND on the 25th Dry <4 . September last, in the • possession of two suspicious atrsanai4THßEE STRUNG E4N HORNED BEAST', twa'of the West Country and one of the Pontipool 'breed : 'have lately been worked in yoke, are red coloured, with. pieces cut .from their ears. • Any Person or Persons having lost.the same, are requested to apply, to the °like ateresaid without delayi to William CoLlinghourn, Cohn May, or . William Woriley, Police 0 di- CM. ROMAN CEMENT. T is the Property ot this Cctnent teor Koro to become hard and itnpenetrable to War .within a t,. l'er }l.. ! ,irs, even if exposed to the atiion of the Sea ; and also to form a very strong union with Brick and Stone. it (Jammu. micates uncommon strength to Buildings, anti must therefore preporiionally increase their stability and duration. In all foundations whatev er , b ut particularly in the construc tion of Docks; , Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tatiks,, Drains, Mill Races, Vats, and other, Aquatic Buildings • s utility and advantage are unquestionable ; and it forms th e hardiest and most STONELIKE STUCCO known in this Country. Manufaitured by Paiker and Co. Bankside, London. . I TO LETT, in an airy' Situation, a. FIRST BLOOR, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, and Room for a Servant, at a moderate Rent, tor the tnsuing Half 1 154rw Entitureilislo. 59, Great Russell-street, Bloonisbury. Baturday;bik: 14, 18,13. V ALUABLE BLEACHING GROUNDS, and OIL of VITRIOL TO BE. LETT BY PUVLIC A UCTIOW, On Thursday the 2oth Odober inst, at the Star Inn, in Manchester, at Four u'Clock in the Afternoon, in the fol. lowing Lots (by Direilion of the Assignees of Mr JOHN CLOVER, a Bankrupt); LOT I. • THE very Capital and - Extensive BLEACHING WoRKS t Laticas sit uate:at Great Lever,' in the 'County of ler, late Ift the occu • mien o f r. Clover, .and now of ltiessrs M (oho and • Hadkinson .a n d Watkins • -consisting of a Uowking-house, oast, Wheels, 'Calendar-house, 10Iky-hnuse, Stoves, Dressing-house', Warehimslng, Black nalith's Shop, Twelve Cottages for the Workmen to inhabit, ?ad other Buildings ; Mansion together with the Capital house, Lawn, .Plantations, Gardens, Hot-houses, and suit. 4 ble Offices belonging, and the several C loses of Land usually secciipied with, and used iu the Bleaching Works. P remises arc very advantageously situated on the River :t rwell, about nine Miles from Manchester, and two from Colton, being the great Seat of the Cotton ManufaCture of i:(4I PtY and Assisted by good Roads, :furl Water Car -5.4 0 Cie in ever y direilion. The La n d a b oun ds with Coal, and Premises have a Fall of Water, sufficient ter carrying on Works without the aid of u • Steam F.ngine. . With the F. remises will be Lou, a ll t h e Valuable Iron Palls; Stone and Wood Keers, and ether Fixtures and Utensils. Q ~LOT It. Th e HUI I.DI-b I G S, and VORKS for carrying the MANUFACTURE of Oil. of VITRIOl.; afG Feat Lvver aforesaid as the same w e r e l at e in the occupation of the said lohn Clover, and now Ut the-said Messrs.. fladkin sou and Watkini; consisting,of large Cisterns, Boilers, ex tensive Retort Rooms, Sheds or Warehousing; Seven Cot taStbrthe Workmen to inhabit; and'other Buildings. rue Works are cOnipletely lined up, and furnished with every, requisite fur carrying on an extensive Business; will be. supplied with Coals trent the Estate ; and with them will lv also Lott, all the Valuable Utensils and , Fixtures now 440 thereupon. The above are propoied to be Lett on a Lease for Twenty one Years from Christmas next, when Possession may be had. For further piinieu Lars apply to ',Mr:Street, SoliOtor, phi!. pomane, London onto Mr. Kirre.rt, Attorney, 'Manchester ; 4.114 ter a View of the 'Premises, apply t o M essrs . Hatlkin "MT and Watkins, at the Works, on Wedaasdays or Fridays, or on .airy other day; he a Ticket.frorn Mr. Barrett. 4r: "Y , disposea to treat m for the sae by Private Con .. Ns in..i'apply to Mr. street, in London . , -or Mr. Barrett', Manchester. Corrit-Housr., SsrT..3ci*, 1803. A, 'a GE ggITA MEETING' oVtlie •• MITtliE "for MANAGING the 'PATRIOTIC , FUND at LLOYD'S, held This Day, in MeMktant Seamen's 0 tfike, ••• e. • Sir FRANCIS 4ARI NG, ttlrt. in the 'Chair. •Amcnint Subscribed, 3 , per Cent. Consols,: . .,C20,.2,00; Amount of Subscriptious - - - - k 5 0,51.9. 6 Mrs. Buchannan, Ba- Royal Lincoln, pe r ' • ker-street •to o o Thomas Robertson, ' • Sir William Call • 3o a 0 Managor_!, ". 29 xi a josephieltyll , s 5 0 . , Abrahams . Lewis W. 13muncher 3o 0 0 WandS\Votfh,'tot>e john Watkins, of Dit-. „continued, annually -. ton by Warrington 52 to o -during-the War 21 0 o .oiie Night's Perform- Tames Hutchinson, ante at the Theatre '.lflginsburyPiquare 21 o 0 Subseriptionsxontinue to' e tecetVed by Messrs. Bennett and White, at the Bar of Lloyd's COfrec-Itiluse; and Letters* for the Committee are desired to be addressed. to Mr. Weli ford, Secretary to the Patriotic Fund Corrunittee, Lloyd's ..• Coffee-house. • iIRE.AT CHULIVILEIGH, IN DEVONSHIRE., N the Ni g ht of the 17th of Augostlist, a FIRE . I. broke out at CHULM L GU, -a• Market Town,in 114, VON '4ll ILE,which from the long, Drought,ex twine scarcity of Water, and cont;guity of Thatched Dwelling and Out houses, in a few hours reduced to ashes nearly. three-fourths of the Town. In consequence of,this calamity, the Inhabi. tantS of those Preini 0.6 are at present dispersed through,the nonainder of the Town and the Neighbatrhood in crowded HouSes; thrownoui of their usual employments, and reduced-. to the extreme of Disttess4 , • -,. Tha Committee who have undertaken the Office of Inves. tigSting the Losses occasioned by this' melititcholy Event,' are enabled to state that the aggregate of the Losses, exclu. sive of what-was insured, am :unutto upwards of EI:EVEN THOUS $1). POUNDS ; the greatest part of which has been' Incurred by persiiit wholly unable to' recover their . situations in business, without the . assistance of . charitable Contributions. i • ' The Committee therefore take this' Method "Of laying the catehefor6 time Public, andot soliciting their Charity. Subscriptions to be received at the following Banks. London—Sir lames -Esilaile Messrs. Drum. moods, Crofts, Devaynes, and CO. Flainniersley and Co. Bolder° and CO.- Child and Co. Willis 'and Co. Down, and Co. Exeter—Sir john Dttntze and-Co. Messrs. Baring and Co. Milford and Co. Williams and Co. Bristol—Messrs. Worrall,illatchly and CO. liatii—MeSsrs nobhouse and - Taunton. Messrs...Urickdale and,Co. Dorchester—Messrs. Cox and . Co— . Messrs Praed and Co. • And by Mr. John Burgess K-arslake,• jun. Attorney at Law, . Soutninolton, Devon, to whom it, is requested that all corn- munications to the Committee niay_be addressed. , • , . :., Names ofalte•Committee, Right Hon. Earl FORTESCUE, • : RiglitHon. Lord ROLLE, . . • . 130 NEWTON FELLOWS, M. P. • Sir Stafford Henry Northcote; Hon. Sir lacob Wolff; Sir LaWrence Palk, M. P. fidronets..; • , • f. P. Bastard, M. P:,t'aul Orchard, M. P. fames Buller, M. P. Richard Incletion Bury,, Charles .Chichester, lames Hall, Richard Melhuish, FLltiry Foote; Esquires. ' • ' Rev. Chancellor Nutcombe, H. A. Hole, John Chhrchill, Richard Keats, W. 111..., Stawell, Peter Furze, Benjamin Clay, limes May, 'John Hole,'William Toms, Perry Dickers, Robert Chichester William Radford, Clerks. By Order of the Committee, . . . . JOHN BURGESS KARSLAKE; Jun. Treasurer and Secretary. Dated Chulmleigh, Sep. is, i s o3 . . , ' - , • LIST of SU BSCRIBERg 'reeeived Oaober 6, stto3. Right Hon. Earl I.'ortescue :. .• . ,C, aos ..o. o . Hon. Newton Fellowes , .., . . • sa To .o . Sir Lawrence Palk, Hart. • .. .. tOO O o pines Buller, Esq. . O. • .0 30 0 0 Mrs. Tdck field ~., , . . . . so 0 0 Richard Incledon Bury, Esq. - so 9• o Sir form Duntze and Co. Exeter - to to o Mesms. Baring and Co. Exeter • . so ro. o • Messrs. !yid ford and Co: Exeter _.. : . . 10 to 0 Messrs. Williams and Co. Exeter - so • to .-cp Melsr§, Cox and Co Dorchester • -- . 5 54) Reverend ~., "Duke Yenta - • . - .. . . 'toto ' o ph n Miltord, Esq. .. • ... 3 3 P; Union Society,, Chulmleigh . - .5.. 5 a k r iendly, Society or Men at Chulmleigh - 5 5 o F ri endly Society of Women at Chulritleigh 5 5 ' a Reverend Robert Tripp • . • - -. s. .1 'O. lohn VeyscY.. '.'s(lz. , William Gossip, ft sq. . - - 5 0 0 Colonel Davie, sth legimetit - - - . S o o •• intiti Cres`will, I', sq. .. - - - ,S . 0 0 P aris hioners of I lftacorilbe, 'by Nath. Lee, Esq . .17 .8 za Parishioners of North Molten and Twitching, by' , .., Rev. Charles Chilcott . - . - - 1 4 78 - Parishioners of Rackentord and Loxbear, by Rev. John Combs _ - - 4 to 6 Parishioners of Cornwood - - - to 6 6 Sundry smaller Subscriptions - • 46: S' 6 .........- 4.5 8 4 i7' STATP. LOTTERY, BEG INS DRAWING the gth of JANUARY Igo4 , SCHEME. Nu. of Prizes. Val of cash. Total Value. 2 of ,C20,0c0 is 3 C40,000 2 - 10,000 30,000 2 - 5,000 - 10,000 3 2.,000 • 6,000 6 - 1,000 - 6,00* I 500 - 5,006 20 200 . 4,000 5 0 - 100 5,c00 1 o so - 5,000 6,3 - 20 • i 2 ,Soo 26,0ce Tickets £227,500 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day . ,C. 20,000 'Ditto Last Day. - 5,000 Are part 'of - the above' Capitals. 'TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LO'I'TERY-OFFICE ; and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - . C. 17. t 0 Half - - - is o Eighth - -a 4 6 Quarter - 4 o Sixteenth - t a 6 CARTON and FtTLINC, in HOLOh,RNESS, in the EAST RIPI NG of the COUNTY of YORK. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLDIIY AUCTION, By Messrs, BELL and HENDRY, By Order °jibe Assignees of WILLIAM MA.RKHAM, a Bank, opt, at the House of, Robert Hawkins, the George in the Town of Kingsron-upon.Hill, no Tuesday the lath day of OCiober, ISa3, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, either in One or Two Lots, as may be agreed upon at. the time of Sale; ALL that Valuable and very Improveihle FRE EHOID ESTATE, eligibly situate in the't'a. rishes of Garton and Fitling, in Holderness,. a fine Sporting part of the County of York, Eight Miles from the capital Market Tywn of Patrington, Six Miles from Hedon, and Fourteen from the Town of Hull, consisting of 219 A. iR. .36. P. (be the same more of less), rat' Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided by excellent Quick Fences, lying very compad, ne a rly within a Ring Fence' ' with Two good brick and Farm Houses, and suitable Barns, Stabling, Gra. riaries, and other ccinvenionf Outbuildings thereto. The above Estate is exonerated from iht..Land Tax. —Fur. tiler particulars may be had by applying tti Messrs. Anthony Atkinson and. john Hilt, Merchants, Hull; to the Auc, tioneers; or at the Of fi ce of Stephen Dickinson, Attorney at Law, Hull., Afternoan. humanity, Private Greek, Public Greek, Private. w• Logic:and Rhetorick•. Moral Philoso'phY Nst;ural Philosophy ExpeTitnents in !Natural Philosophy it MatilenyAticat Second Mathematicl Peoeraphy • . tirst Frctich . Sccond Vg4tek • Italian - TH Divinity . . • - Hebrew Church Histery, - - 111. Institutes of Civil Law - Pandeas IV. ME Dietetics, Mateila Medici+, and Pliarmacy Midwifery, - Theory and Practice of Physic Anatomy and Surgery - Chozniqiy and Ole Arts con- fleeted with it tany CLINICAL LECTURE ROYAL INFIRMAIIY. Monday, October loth, at half ! past 7 and •to Forenoon. ; Tuesday, November Ist, at 2 'Afternoon: Niqn_tjay. ciaokr . rsll ' at half r past aid t - .orenoun. Manday, Od4ober Loth, at half ! past 7 andr t Forenoon. Monday, Odober rod), at half. past 8 and t t Forenoon. ,-Tuesday,. November Bth, at ' A eternoon.• Tuesday, Nrlvemberi Jilt, at 12 Noon. Tuesday, Noverober BTh, at to Forenoon. Ttiestby,''November 15th,, at ~ • , ~7 Afternoon. C Tuesday, November ' tit, at:: 1 , . November Afternoon. Tuesday, ember f st, . at- . • , • 6 Afternoon. , . Tuesday, November Ist, at • . 3 Afternoon.. c Tuesday, November Ist, at • . 8- Afternoon. 17,0tOGY. S 'Tuesday, 'November ist, at it Forenoon. Tuesday, , November Bthi : at . lo Forenoon. Thuriday, November Isll l it 22. Noon. LAW. Wednesday, November gth, at so Forenoon; Tuesday, November Sth, at io Forenoon. DI Cl NE. Tuesday, November Ist, at' , to Forenoon,. Tuesday," NOvember 'lst, at it Forenoon. Tuesday, November tst, at • - u,Noon. Tuesday, November 4t, at ^ • 2,:Alternoon. - _ Tuesday, tiovernber ist, at ' 7 A fteitobn. May 14. t . on the Gases 'of Patients it' the At tvGINE'RAL - 114EETINg - of the.StITiSCRII3gRS, to the SUR v y for the proposed LOKI:MN and' YI)RTs- MOLYII - I'e.ArSINI4 licht at the ..Crown ant.l AnchPr vertx it thesSyand,. London, on Monday. the isth Day or ' Auost; r'Bc4', • Thp .kigtax lion. LORD GW Y.DIR in the Chair; lop ESOLVED Unanimously, That upon an iitten.. tive consideration of the 'Plan of the proposed Canal from Fortsmouth,te.Croydon, and which,, by means of the Croydon and 'Grand Surrey Canals, will cOmmunicate" with the River Thames at Rotherhithe, of Mr.' Rennie's Estimate and Report upon-the Plan,. and of the Calculations which have' bee' in atle Of the Tonnage 'which . tnay be expetlect Upon the proposed Canal, it appears",to this 'Meeting, , that, the . making of this Canal would be attended whit many awl. in t-. portant advantars.- That an application be made to Parliament, in' the Session, for an Ad to carry this measure into aka.. i That a Subscription be rrintediati.o.y opened forraisint a 'Capital of Sel 0001. in Shares of; icel. each, A tid that, the Books he left for that puipose at Messrs. Mast,rmaii, Pe leis Walker and Cu. White Hart , COurr f aM .\less. Drum.. ' moo, ul-cross,. London;. Messrs. , Bushily and Co. Arundel Messrs 'Criffiih and' Chichester and Ports-- • 'month ; 'Messrs. Wlrtfield,and Co. Lewes; Mess. Mitchell land-(:o. Brighton ; Messrs. Ray - don and Co. Guildford ;.' Messrs'. Brihtelily and Co. Maidstone ; Messrs,. Day. and Co., R'ochester ; Messrs. Paylcr and CO. Canterbury ; Nle " ssrs. Children and' Co'. Tunbridge; Messrs. Cut ties> attd-ICo. Rye. _ That no Person shall (by subscription "or purchase) hold! mote ihin Fifty Shares: • Tnat a Deposit of it. on each Share be paid, at the time of subseribitig; on all Shares:subscribed -,for, except those . Shares tor which the original SubscriberS have alreadfpaid that Deposit. That the Committee. are invested, with full powirs to - cause all necessary steps to he talten for preparing the Silli ness for Parliament ; and that they. may, out of the Deposits on the übscriptions, discharge all E xpences. • That altSubscribers•of Five Shares and upwards may at. teodas Members of the Committee, and five Members be a Quorum: • That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord G'wy. air, for his able and judicious conduct in the Chair. . GW YDI It, D. G., C. Chairman. PAT. 1) RIJ MM ON of Croydon, Solicitor. The elan of the intended Canal, together with the RePort bithe.'fingitieet•(Mr. Itemise) are left for public inspection at the several Banking Houses above-mentioned ; at the Offices of Mr.Cheesinan, Solicitor, Bath ; Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Solicitors, Bristol ; Mr. Blackstock, Solicitor, Liverpool . ; Mi.. Kidding; ' Sullate, Southampton; Foot,:Solicitor Pool ; Messrs. Clarke, Solicitors, Newport (Isle of Wight); Mr. Cossins, Solicitor, Cowes (Isles of Wight)); Messrs. Damon and Warner, Solicitors, Kumsey ; Mr. Woods, _Solicitor, Godahning ; Mr. Medwin, Solicitor, HOrsharh 4 ;" Mr. kobeit Serle, Solicitor, Winchester; Messrs. nodding, Solicitors, Salisbury ; Mr. Sawkins . , Solicitor, Margate; Mr. Kinglake,' Solicitor, Taunton; Mr, Follett, Solicitor, EKON': Mr. Gandy, Solicitor, Pymouth; and Mr. Hancock, Solicitor, Purism'; 'and 10 the principal 'Ta. vernS in those several, Placas. • Another incontestible Proof of the Efficacy of Mr. Lignuin's PI L LS, recommended to the notice of the i 61,:d : To Mr. I.ic N u ir, at his Dispensary,‘Manchoster.. Dear Sir, rrHE following Account of my Case will; I trust, , 1 be a convincing proof of the infallibility of your Pills : Through inattention and negligence, my complaint became so alarming; that 1 applied to a Surgeon in the vicinity for advice, who treated the unsuccessfully for some time, and at: length. informed me that my case was desperate, owing to my not applying for medical aid sooner.: iu this dreadful situa tion, a friend of mine recommended the use of your Pills, which, after taking two boxes, so far recovered me,- that my acquaintance were astonished at my .speedy recovery, and iii a month more, in the end of June,• I was well enough to go to Harwich, fOr the benefit of sea-bathing, to re-establish my nkrvous system, which troM my long confinement had s suffered tnuch.--I live at Nbrwieh, whither I shall return in about aAartnight„ pettedly. restored to my former state of health.-1 beg you will inform the world at large of this my cure,. that the diseased part of the human race ray reap the benefit of yonr %Licit I ; and to the incredulous you- may slew this letter, and the name of, Dear Sir,, Your obedient humble Servant, • THOMAS KREAKS. These Pills are sold at- 25. ggd. the Box,. wholesale amt .re.. trait by. Mr. Lignurn, at his Dispensary, Monchester;'. 'and at Howard andE'vans's, No. 42, .I.°N-tele,. West-Smithfield, sole wholesale . agents in London ; and retail: by the tollow ing persons : N. Cundell, No. 47, 'Wineries ; \V. Clark, No. 269, Borough; Jordan., NO. 33, Whltechapel ; jeboult, No. iy,, Oxford-sttket; Simon, Na, 141, Long-aere; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. toy ,. Vleet-sheet ; Tutt, and lioutton, : Royal it xchai*; Krtiviti 'Nortptt Palgate ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; and 'by the pantipal \roisters tat Maki,* ig *vitt) , Town in tiat.'UOitid KiOplorn. EAST INDIA HOUSE, < . OR. 5, tgoj. rirkHE COMMITTEE, of Si!!??!YG o thr - 1 - UNITED COMPANY of. IifEIZCHANTg ENG.: LAND tradittgis the i4ll 7talfel,',. dollen-7y ?hat the Coryniitee will be re.idj to ter.. foe Proposal ,rn Wilting, sealed stp,7,;l7e - ary - Th - e - tlitb Mtn - jrinn isttlt Porsont • wbo AoLikbe torpeAfilytheFfsapany With .. 4 • , 9t: 74-- 3. l i Tit / AN CI-1()R5 and(; R PN.N,LS • SWBDISEI IKON, BRITISH T-R4)24, "' PITCH and TAR,- STia • And ‘VIND(Iy GLASS. Prop , saiS exkresling the laweSt be 4n tip: , .t;tni6rof )saklsg. 409 , abate4e7t,' , l . !' . • i s of, thi..clintragr may - be Jan? 11 P° 3 ./4t9raii" - to 44 frtaY4POJA.oggepi..1C4rk: to . the. sag Com mittee, -with -tvi;;;;IP1 Tender t nsyst be left, bf-foe't Ttt.el-f;e at ;`l.9ofz, Arit 12 ` Day ao;.....e;44nklonifi;ifyAil übjtit !astir not •alji 1i Wderlti ` Pill et receira. • y ft l e, " 40. • • 1;. f • • 7' ktriT. A Capital DIN ELLlNc.nouse, and Part of WA LTONI FARM, at F..A4 7 ,01,).',, near SANDWICH. TQ BE SaLD BY . pRI VA TE CO CT, A SUBSTAN,Ti'A.L' NEW .ERECTED, CA. 11'PtTA ' Dl'VtEirLllY+C.HuUSE,containi n gthusCaxgtm, Rooras in each of the Cnd,.Charnber, and Attic.StorieA„ with conve niet if ltrsesilhp rktu obtns and C I clet 5.7-excced ing Wash:hi/use and ;cellars I' a new, substantial,,, tan-twit ; gar den Wall, enclosing nearly Salt - an Aire br Land, fogetliee witlitwo.Plecea otexkelled freehold,l,ao,, the whole con. 2 taining 8:1. 2 R. to P. exonerated from tand:Titx, and tvell worth the attention of a Gentleman of Fortune, who wishes... for a dry, . healthy, pleasant, Country Residence, being Situated adjoining the Turnpike load frotn Sandwich to , Dover, about a quarter of a mile tram Eastry Church, three .miles .fruin Sandwich, seven from Dover, five froth •Deal,•ten fn,in Can.; terhury, eight 'from Rainsgate, ten from Margate. .4 pa,:k of 'Subscription Hounds 'are kept at the Village. Also a part of , a Freehold nm, callcxl< Walton Farm, Situate in tliti Parish of pastry afor.said, in tilt County of Kent, consisting . of a substantial Pdrm. H owe, Barns, Stables, Granary, - &e.. and 43A. t R.. 7 P. .uf exceeding rich Arable anti Pasture* ad Mansion-House (the shove 8 A. 2. IL included). "Also a Lease for as Yea/14,0t; Six Acres of rich Arable Land, likewise adjoining the Estate. The Mansion:Houge and part of the.Lan&may be entered . .upon' iminodiate.ly ,the farm at Michaelmas next. N. B. The4Parnylatexo'nerateir frontLand-"rax, anti halt . , .the Purchasp-rn?,neyAtlatrernain 0p.,11:. - ,rtgaice of the ii: state, and Pnreliastir May be accernmeatec - ,mr•th only part ofilui . Land; if „ • , , . , For..Pavttculars, application may he Made td Air. I'lfilp'otr, Attbittet.at. Law', Sandip;rlCh, Who Itas: a Map 4th tote 4stA,. -T— -r-I"HE improved PE D0.,,N1 E * A yi 11 WISER,. witichywhen worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks, ((price. Twe ; Sold by SPENGEII .and Watch-makers, fie, 1 , 1 5 , West End of'Nleve , iete-:Street (removed trout. Snow4til, r t account:Q . l the ins there); vvlio for near thirty years have fabriated these Machines ; and -thOtign they titf , 3 not claim the Invention, it being almost ,as ancient. as Pocket,, Watches, yet all that ever' came to their knoviledge „ been so rude in their iihipe, inconvenient we:iring, and incurred in their perforittance, as to have been soon bud by as useless. This, which they take the liberty to offer to tip! Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently Used, perteztly correo,- and, what is desirable in all Maciunea 0! Fancy, ex,,gfrijk chew; not liable to b: out of order, an,l a most atnothil ' Companion to 'Gentlemen, who are kotui of ‘Valking.an Shooting.. Flattering themselves the great Inirrovezacnt lately,thodiC has carried it AO its ultimatum, they tako this method of making it pgblic, to,,secure to them sel ves at least the credit thereot, having been materially injured by plagietrists: who have copied their Machines, and passed them a to Gentle, men as their own Diventions, though at much higher prices and very inferior ' .. . '''To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . '. ••,. • . No. 9, New hridge,Strect, London. Honotired Sir, - Edinburgh; March •tg, des. , j BEG leave to inform yoti, that ever ~since At,. . J. year 1790, I, have been atilielerf with the Leei Vene tee ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course. of Meelleine rest,' 4491 by, the meta eminent .of the Faculty nete, and undergoing several severe' coursei of palietitlette! and twice discharged from the hospital, with little relit, would eppear to beeef the most inveterate nature. ' Id the spring o f legit year My disorder heel .got td such a heed as nearly to put a period to my existence-1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and rity• lei* were broke out in a frightfulentumer ; my right was dread. fully painful, and had been in it state of ulceration fur the last seven - iears I my left had alio two 'large nodes pe it, was very Tmuch discoloured, and gave me ,such exciutiat ing pain, Particialarly when warm in bed, as nearly to tie prive me of rest ein this larneeteble e state, I was recont e mended by Mr. .1. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them - here), to take. your -Luke's Patent pels, w hich l i begen to de on thv 16th of May ; in, the cours e ' of a fortnight, I began .to receive benefit—in e little mere than a month, the pieta on my herd and arms were soundly healed---Soan after, the sous on my legs ehealed also; leAvinge however, conseierable discoluuratiort in the skin, and pain in the b one of the left, which, by the I ,lles. ling o f Cod, and a little longer perseveranee in, your in va suable Medicine,, subsided ; the nodei dispersitee, the skin regaining its nature l hue, a nd th e no tt u i ria l p Ain; gradually going OIL , I thus became, by yoer. liberal edeice and Me dicine, perfeetly free from all my foriner complaints,- h tve recovered my former spirits and strength, and ant' be come jolly and fat, in which. state havingeontinued many months to the astonishment of all who Iteew rne, I am at . a loss in what tcrnis to express my geatitude, 'but beg yint, for the good of other sulnring mortals, to make this my case ae public as possible e as . I shalt on every occasion 1 in so deing, you will greatly oblige Sir, your gratifel„ I obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MU Kick:K. Swan's Close, .Hign-strect, Edinburgh.. Witnesses to the above Cure : TORN Titomvsoe, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and, burI WIN T(I3H, Old Assembly-Close, Edinbureh. Prepared and Sold by the sine Proprietor, Tkooe e s ri. Yeoe, Member. of the ft oyal College .of Sur geolls, at his House, - No. 9, New Pridge-etreet, London; where, atter a „constant residence of mere than thirty-six years, in a pradiee.pertieularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and thoee incidental to the 'Parte of ' Generation, with that itivitlable secrecy which men of his proleision should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a cliscerning Public, as an edva.ntage ash. cram attainable and void of all ambiguity. • Also sold,, by his appointment, tor the convenience' of those living at a dist-epee, At the Perfumer's, No. 3e, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyehtep, No, tee, Ox. lord street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Pleb-street-hill e Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, . Little Tower hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mace ilonald, Glaeftenv ; Mr. Callwell'e, Dublin ; and b one person in everk, coniiderable towel in Great Britain a • Ire land, in BOxes of only es. 9d. etch , staled 'up wit full ntr and plein direelions, whereby persons of either sex may cure rhemselvee with ease, spew, secrecy, anti safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up Mile a Stamp, on which, by• favour of the Comniissioners is ' printed, at ,the Stamp-Office- 4 ' T. Taylor, hlo. 9, Nov liridge.street,"—to imitate which is EcionY, =I all others arc t: (nutter telt ii.