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1.1118., (ei .1 k 4§11116/ ; 4 4 1 4.7 s M(e4 s ) t * ' $ • ,? • - T • I , * • N i t 6 •i o . l rdsinitlf cc e. . - T E lIUMIJER WEDNESDAY, S EPTEMBER 28, 1803. [PRICE SlXiiEtZbiP. ;: THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 29, 1103, will be performed THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. Charles Merton, Mr. 11. jOHNSXON ; Sidney, Mr. DWYER ; 'Consols, Mr. DowTorg Policy, Mr.' MADDOCKS ; Tandem, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Woodland, Mr. PALMER ; George Howard, Mr. POPE. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. POW ELL. no Woodland, .Miss ME L LO-N , ; Exam, Miss DE CAMP, WITH DON JUAN . ; • Or, THE LIEERTINE DESTROYED. " Don Antonia, Mr. MALE. Don Ferdinand, Mr. DIGNUM ; Don Juan, Mr. DE CAMP ; Don Guzman, Mr. JOHNSTON; neararnouch, Mr. GRIMALDI. Donna Anna, Mrs. SCOTT* Isabella, Mrs. COATES ; Inis, Mrs. JONES ,• ' Katharina. Mrs. GARDINER ; Vitetta, ENTNY 0 KT H. toxes 6s. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6il. Second Price 2t. Gallery as.' SeCO4l(l Puce is. Upper Gallery is. Second Write 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Office in Little Russei-strcet The Doors to be opened at Halt past Fi ve , an d the Per. iormance to begin at H all past Six. The Tragedy of Pizarro was, last night, again received With the most UpbOttaded applause, by a crowded audience,' and will be repeated, for the filth time this season, on Sa turday next. On Friday, the Drama of the Castle Spelrc, with A House to be Sold. tr-r The Public are respeafully informed that the Nights of l'estbrmanee 'next Wceic, will .be Monday, 'Tuesday, Thursday, anti Saturday. (.0° - The Musical Piece of Camp, and the Masque of Arthur and Emmeline, are in preparation, and will be pro , Ilitlertt AS sour as possible, with new Scenes, Dresses, and De corations. THEATRE-ROYAL, covENT.GARD EN . rrO-MORROW EVENING, Sept. 29, 1803, J. will be 'presented HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. CORY ; • Hamlet ; Mr. K EMBLE ; Polonitts, Mr. MU N DEN Laertes, Mr. C. KEMUL E.; , • Horatio, Mr.I3RUNTON ; °stick; Mr. F A.R.LEY ; Marcellus, Mr. KING ; First Grave-digger ' Mr. EMERY ; The Ghost of HamlQt's Father, Mr. MURRAY. Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Miss CHAPMAN ; Ophelia, Miss MORT' M'ER ; Attress, Mrs. HUMPHRI ES. The Tragedy of Douglas is in rehearial ; Norval, Mr. H. Siddons ; ord Randoh, Mr. .Murray ; Gl ena l von, M r. Cooke; the Stranger, Mr. Kcinble ; Lady Randolph, Mrs. Sidttnns. - MOTICE is hereby liven, That ALEX AN. J. 71 1 DER .1)AVI SON - , bf St. ppnees-square, Esq. ii:Cving become a Partner in the Concerii"c“rried on by GER.. A I;1) NON. NOEL, GEORGE TEMPLER, NATHA NIEL MIDDLSTON,- 1121 CHAR D JOHNSON, and JOHN WEDGWOOD, under .the Firm of Messrs. ED. WARDS, TEMPLER, and Co. of Stratford.place, Dan kers, the BuSiness is removed to, and will be carried on at No. 14, Pall-Mall, - under the firm of Messrs. ALEX. ANDE.R DAVISON, NOEL, 'TEMP LER, and Corr,.luny. • Witness otir,Hands ALEXANDER, DAVISON, • 'GERARD NOEL NOEL. GEORGE TENIPLER. , NATI!. MI'D DI. ETON. RICHARD JOHNSON. JOHN WEDGWOOD. ' • FIRE AT CHULNII.F.I4;II, IN DEVONSHIRE. /I\ i Ni t ot of the t 71 . h ol Augus'r I.lst, it FIRE fplt. at CHULNILEI C 11, stMarket Town in DE. , ' V 0 N .11! hich icing Drought,extretne scarcity Of Water, and. c(iitrigui:y of Thatched• l)Welling and Out. Lou;...s, Ina ti9!,irs Ntillepd: to ashes nearly three-tourths ot 'the Town. In consequence of this cal:inlay, the Inhabi ta nt of liialse Prilnises are :it . presont dispersed through the 'remainder at the Town and the Neighbourhood in crowded Houses, thrown out of their usual employments, and reduced to the extrerne of Dist re,s. • The t, ommittee who have undertaken the Office of 1 nves. tigating the 'Losses occasioned by tnis melancholy Event, are enable 1 to st.to that the aggregate of the Losses, exclu sive of w hat * IS insured, amounts to upWardsof ELEVEN Tiii)uS.AND POUNDS ; the greatest part of which has been incurred by persons ,wholly unable to recover th e i r situstionsin business, withont the assistance 'of charitable Contributions. The Committee therefore take this method of laying, the ease before the Public;andot soliciting their Charity. Subscriptions'to be received at the following London—Sir , fames Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. brum. 'Mantis, Crofts, Devaynes, and Co.. Hammersley and Co. Iloldero and Co. Child and. Cu. ‘VilliS and Co. Duivit and Co. Exeter—Sir !Olin Duntze awl Co. Messrs. Baring and Co. • Aliltord and Co. Willianis and Co. . Bristot—Nlessrs. .Worral I, Blatchly and CO. lutth•r-Messrs. Hobhouse and, Co. Taunton,- Messrs. I; tal e ant Co. +`' bo rehester--Messrs. C, and CO* Truro= -Messrs Co. And by Mr. John iii Karslake, jun. Attorney at Law, lignitu mo tio n , to whi,itu it is requested that all COM to tine Committee linty he addressed. Is; atuesof the Committee. R!glit Flon. Earl FOR,TESCUgo Right Hon. Lord (IL LE,...„0 M.P. Hon. NEWTON >Sir St a ir FELLOwsord HenryNortlicote, Lawrence Valk, 11!. p. Baronets. Hon. Sir Jacob Woltt Sir 1. P. Bastard, M. P. Paul Orchard, M. P. Jam" huller, )4. P. gichlrd Incledott Ch ar I• • Chichester, lames ), Hall, Ri c h ard Niel hUish, Henry Foote. Esquires. Rev. Chaneellor•No comb., H. a. ,lole, John Churchill, Richard Keats, W. M. stawell, Peter Furze, Benjamin C lamas Way, joint Flute, William Toms, Perry Dicker, utlert Chichester William RadtOnl, Clerks. Ity Order of the Corninity4, JOEIN IitIKGESS KARSLAKE, jun. Treasurer and Sacretary. • Dated Chttlndeigh, Sep. ti, 180,3. MONEY READY - TI.) ADVANCE. A , LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes, Eatutt .&.. arising fro m Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold in Lind or House, Money in the Funds, Rent yriit ‘:ll.es, Marri age SQUICINII4, Widows' Jointures, An. ta t " t ► Palent Places, - Church Livings, or tiny other car -1:, t ocome for Life', ran be Supplied with temporary or Tr Izolont Sums of ..,loney to any Antonia, by paying An mity I itu..l est for the same. Il ift.to Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their MaY be aceonnhorlated On their personal security . ; t i,`, l l l amy instance ‘vliere the single security of an IttaY be deemed insufficient, the addition of anothtt to guarantee the payment of the Interest wilt re. x : v () Ye the objeetion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be t 9 the Publi• to return the Prin cipal at their own umion ot ,i' f o r v sk) ,, n . al aPPlieritioni:vvill h e rece i ve d e V ery day , !ill Four i t anti. Letters from Correspondents m own or 0 1111 tr tire si ‘P °St Pad) will beimincuiatelv . answered,.4 ad . - o ,:,. 11 : to the Direttor of the Kitightsliridite Bank, at h is tiottur, No. 8, Lower jolu - t.atrcei, Golden-INtazre. A CARD. PANTHEON RIDING SCHOOL. IVlR. fu G ily . i j i g r N m E s S hi , s R E i ri d e i n n land a Ch r e er ilu M bl n ie " int " e s nr e ra e l, that his',I3ENEFIT, at the ROYAL CIRCUS, Saint George's Fields, is fixed for Tuesday next; Otiober the 4th, 1803, on which Evening a great Variety or NEW AMUSE NI EN TS will be introduced. ParticuLas will be express ed in future Bills and Advertisements. T - 'Tickets to be had of Mr. Jones, at - his Pantheon Riding School, the Corner of Webber-street, adjoining, the North- side of the Magdalen Hospital. illackfriars Road, where she regularly attends from Seven in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon, to ili.trutt Ladies and Gentlemen in the Po lite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES onSaturday next, the tat of Oc tober, at One o'Clock. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheim..Streit, Great Mailborou4h-Street. R. BROOKES will commence his AU. I TUMNAL -COURSE . of LECTURES on ANA TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, Qn MON DAY the 3d of October, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. An Apprentice or a Pupil may be accommodated in the House. Spacious and commodious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and fitted to the purposes of dissecting and in. jetting, arc open early in the Morning, where Mr. Brookes attends. MEDICAL THEATRE, GUY's HOSPITAL. THE LECTURES for the ensuing Season will commence at this Hospital, in the following order : PNACTICE OF MEDICINE, •. By Dr. Babingtoa andpr.Curry,on Monday, Odober 3do at Ten in the:Morning, PRINCIPLES and PRAC ['ICE of I.:LIEMIS.TRY, By Dr. BJnington and Mr, Ai leri, on Tueiday, Odom 4th, at Ten in the Morning. • THEORY of MEDICINE and NIATERIA MEDICA, Iv Dr • Curry, on Tuesday, )etober 4th, at Elgin in the Evening. MIDWIFERY and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHI LDREN, By Dr. Haighton, on Wednesday, October sth,- at Eight in the Murntng. PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS ofthe A.NI M AL ECONOMY, By Dr. Ilaighton, on' Monday, October loth, at a Quarter before Seven in th,.: Evening. • PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of SURGERY, By Mr. Astley. Cooper, illustrated by s.!leet Casa under .his Cut in the Hospital) on Monday, Oetobet tour, at Eight in the Evening. . . Some Time in the. Winter, a Course of I.edures will be given On the STRUCTURE and. DISEASES ()Idle TLETtit. By Mr. Fox.; And on the v - ETERINARY ART • . By Mr. Coleman, Professor at the Veterinary. College. These several Lcdures, together with those on HUMAN and COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, given at the adjoin.. ing Hospital of St. Thomas, are so arranged, th.,t no two of them interfere with each other in the [lours or Attoulance; and the whole is calculated to form a complete Course of Medical ild Stir&eal I itstrudionr. E RMS . :3nd other Particulars to be learnt by applying to Mr. Stocker, .Apothecary: to • Guy's Kospitia ; wliu"is like. wise empowered to enter GentletitunaePuptis to any of the above Lecturer. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BRIDGE-BUILDERS. ANY' Per6On or PersOns to Contra} for building a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or IRON, or partly Stone and partly Iron, over the Ritier USK, at or near the Town or Cartoon, are desired to de. liver in their Proposals, Plans, and Estimates, sealed, to 11 ar the next General Qua -Sessions of the Peace to be at Usk in and tar Mr said 'County of Monmouth i on Wednesday the filth day of October next, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon. _ _ BY Order of the Court,* TURTON, Clerk of the Peace. VF:NEItEAI. BLINDNESS, &c. To, Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgewt„ N 0.9, New Bridge -street, London. 111 AR SIR, T is with the most heartfelt satisfaetion that I address you on the incompantole excellence of your in. valuable Medicine, LEAKL's PATENT PILLS. li. the Sprin g et' this year I' had the inistortune tat contral a V. real Complaint, attended with the most. alarming andtlan. gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I have been . eml is i w t t to my room for a whole week together, and , not able-to stir but of it ; dis I had no rest night nor day, and sureti the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was 4till worse, my eyes grew weak anddini, so that I could scarce discern itif ever so close to me, and expetled nothing lass t the total` loss of My sight. From a stout, healthy, i ti t l y n object, and rather 'corpulent 1, became a mere shadow,. and an °Wed of pity andcompassiOn. My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and expecting every minute to be my last in this world, 1 was fortunately recbminended by a neighbour to try .yeur Medicine; but having tried all medical. aid. t‘i uo purpose, and being at an cuormous expellee, it was some time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at last I sent for six boxes, and before l'had taken them. all, I found con sttlertible benefit; my pains gradually de,;reastal, and my eye• sight grew better, and, to .the great surprize and asto.fish went of all my friends (after taking three boxes more), my health and strength • was perfectly restored, and I aM now (thanks to my God anti your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty e as ever I was in my life. .; You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner • you think proper, for' the benefit of society at large, and which 1 should have sent you sooner, but was feariul of a relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. L. LEIGH. High-street, liirminghain, Nova 1, 1799. The above Medicine is .earnestly . recommended to all Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely flee of every VenetealAil4elion, particularly to those about alter ing their condition in life, as it wilt certainly eradicate every taint of that nature,-of however long standing, or however disguised under the appearance of other disorders it may be; tor Scorbutic:, Glandular, and Cutaneous Chin.' plaints, it is also reeummemied to be taken, especially in the Spring, Sunirner ' anti Fall. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA v. Loa, aleinber of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his House. No. 9 New Bridge.streett, Where he will give Advice, without a . fee, `to persons taking thesPeilist and will answer Ikatients' Letters, it' post-pupil, on - thr.: same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no l'Atiellt'S name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 3s years, that he has had sthe concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Predict arising therefrorti.. T.lsey are also sold by Ids appointment, at the Per fumers, No.-35, St. Alban's-street, ,Pall-Mall; Mr. Ito. bertson's Toy-ship, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Steel's, No. r, tinion.row, Little To w er-hill; and by one Per son in every considerable Town in England, 34c. in boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up, with full and plain Di. • ree.tions,- whereby Persons of either Sex nat . ) , cure them selves with ease and secrecy, N. IL Each 13 ox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which,. by 'favour of the Commissioners is printed at the Stainp-Mlice---" T. Taylor, No, 9 • , New Itridge-streey--to snouts which is kgivnYi alg all othgl aircountcricit.t. CAUTION TO VOLUNTEERS. AS purinui, Mutilated, and ItOperfed Copies of the SOLDIER'S COM PAN I ON, are in circulation, the Public arc requeste&todired their Bookseller to send that Edition published by LAN E,_N E MAN and Co.. Minerva. Office, Leadeuhall-street (entered at Stationeris which COiltaillS Roles and Regulations for the Corvs, - •the. Manual and Platoon • Exercises, the eightnn Manceuvres for a Re view, and every other Subjea necessary to form the British Volunteer. y _ Ttttt new Edition has an additional Plate, and Description of the nature and form of an Encampment. This Work is still continued to be sold at the moderate price ,, f Sixpence.. VOLUNTEER This Day were published. price 3d. or iss. per Hundred, OBSERVATIONS ►►t► the RESTRICTION of VOLUNTEER CORPS ; to which is added,.a Brief Statement of the Law respecting the L X EMPTIONi to which Volunteers are entitled. Being a Postscript to •n Address to the People of the United Kingdom of Great Bri tain and Ireland, on the Threatened Invasion. Sold by I. Downes, Temple Bar; J. Spragg, King-street, Covent-garden; I. Asperne, Cornhtlt ; and 1. liatchard, liE SOLI). HE NEXT PRESENTATION (subjea to 11.. / Contingency) of a Valuable LIVING, in the Isle of Wight. The present Incumbent aged about fmty.tive years. The Parsonage-House consists of a large Hall, Dining-room, Drawing-room, Studies, Music-room, capital tied.elt.inibers, Under-ground Cellars, spacious Kitchen, and Others, &c. For. Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Ciarkes and Sewell, Isle of Wight ; or of Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and Treveneii, Crane-court, Fleet -street. ESSLX. TO BE SOLD b`i AUCTION, By Nit. SQUIBB,. At Carraway's Col Fee-house, Changb.alletr, Cornhill, on Friday the 3oth September, 1833, at Uwe o'Clock:, in • One Lot . ; Cinnotet and very Eligible FREEHOLD MANOR FARM (the Land. Tax: on which has been Redeemed) called GREAT GUBBI NS., situate in the Parishes of Laintion, Laindo'n Hills, Little Bursted. and Dunton, in the County 01 Essex, in the occupation' Of Mr, Benjamin Lane, consisting of'upwards of 360 Acres of ex cellent. Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with a good. Farm House, and other suitable Buildings thercon. This Estate lies in a very improving part of the County, abut Three Miles from Billericay, Six from Btimtwood, Five from the Thames, and within Twenty-four of London. Mr. Lane, the Tenant, will spew the Estate s of whom desalptive particulars may he had ; also at the rown, Bel !erica:v.4 the White Hart, Burntwood ,• the place of Sale ; • of Mr.. Squibb, Saville-row ; and of Messrs. Kent, Pearei!, and Kent, Craig's -court, Whitehall, Loadon,,, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WEYMOUTH, DORSET. By virtue ()la Commission of Appraisement anti Sale, ivar,: front His NfaieSty's High Court of Admiralty, for it! A ugliou JarneS Richards, 'at the Crown Inn, on T;:ur , ). day, °clatter the fun, 15 , 3; Tt it HULL, S and MATERIALS 1. a the Brig PROVIDENCE, a French Prize, well fouod. and shifts v irhtntt Ballast ; is well calculated for thi Forri&l or Coasting Trade.-The said Brig. is bz feet and S in.:Heim length, and Si !Cet 2 inches in breadth, and admea. sures about *rb tons. Immecliatete after the Sale of the Vessel and Stork, will beold . her CARGO, for Exportation or Home Consump. . lion, ...consisting of 96 Casks, containing 4S Tons 1 R h NCH BRANDY ; tos Casks containing 42 Toni FR IiNCH W I NE . ; 1.4 Bags, about 30 cwt. ALMON DS ; a quantity of oorrtj: CORKS, sonars; DIttIG.S. for Catalogues and further particulars apply to Mr. Wil. Bain Weston, the Commissioner, or to . the . Autlioneer at which places Catalogues may be had, *and Samples and In. ventories seen, three,days previous to the Sale, which will .begin at Two o'Clo,:k in he Alternoon. Lil,t)UCE:b I TO BE SOLD BY AUcTiON, By Mr. HANDY, At the Bell Inn, Gloucester, on Saturday, Odelser Is, sub. ject to such Conditions at Will be then produced, in Seven Lot, Most Capital and highly Valuable FREE -110 I.D ESTATE, delightfully situated in the most fertile part of the County of Gloucester, at the base of V rn rester' Hill, chmitianding the inost.piduresque and'diversi. tied Views of the Rivet and Vale of Severn, over an expanse at Country, , , which, for the richness of its Soil and the re-. spedahility at its Inhabitants, may vie with the most fa voured situations in. this Kingdom,, and extending from the 13atft to the Bristol 'Turnpike Roads front Gloucester,..frorn .whith City . it is distant ten miles, and from each of the former Cities about twenty-five mileS ; consisting of cite M ANOR of F ROC EST E k, with the Courts Baron, Rents, Rights, 'Royalties, Sec, and several proper si4cd Farms, with , new-ereded Farm-houses, Barns, ox-stalls, and ether Con veniences, and about rts2 Acres utmost fertile, A rattle, Mea dow, Pasture, and Feeding Land, of, the first quality, with' Plantations and Nurseries of Timber and ornamental Trees, lett to roost respedable Tenants, .and. of the annual value: of 23001. ,0" . A small part of the. Estate is held under Leases for . ancient Lives, with the proper Coven ants on the part et the Lessees for keeping the Binldings in Repair; and the whole is capable of great improvement, by irOguilon, &c..and there are situations ter the ereetitin of !stills on the l state. Lot i; Comprehends a Ivlansion- house and Premises in the tenure of Mrs. Beard, and the Farm iu tha tenure of Mr, Ricketts,' and sundry Tenements., Closes and Premises in the tenure of Messrs. Bigland, Smith, and others. Lot 2, Comprehends the Mcssnage and Farm in rheten ure ot Mr. John lamer. and sundry tenements and Closes in the tenure ot john Wilkins, fohn French,'and others. Lot 3. Comprehends all that well-accustomed Inn, called the Geerge Inn, with the Stables, Chaise-houses, and At). purtettanees, and the Farm in the tenure or Mr. William Dean, and sundry Tenements in the tenure of lona Wilkins, John Pegler, and - Lot 4. Comprehends the new.creiled Alessuage, Build ings, and Farm in the tenure of Mr. Thomas Osborne, and sundry Tenements, Closes„ Pieces or Parcels of ;mint in the severs/ tenures of Messrs. Trottnan, Heaven, P4ViS, and others. Lot s. Comprehends' the Manor of Frocester, vith the Rights, Itoyattiesi. Privileges, and Appurtenanees theret4) belonging, and the Farms in the Tenure of Panic . ' Siitith, George Garlic, Itohert Driver, William 'Wetmore, Charles Hoskins, and .11:vilits, and aundry Cottages. Lot 6. Comprehends the Nl,:ssuage, Faun, and Premises in the tenure of John South, called Kipe Hail Farnt. Lot 7. Comprehends the several Farms in the tenure of iNiCSSfS. Miles, Nathaniel Dean, Partridge, Ilridgcs, A ik clrews, Wetmore, Lane, Rev. George HaywAßl, Long, 'nor mal), Hill, , Heaven, and Mr. Drinkwater tywar.t, or Alit:4 under Tenants. ' • '• N. IL. A Deposit of tel. per coat. on the Purchase.ntoney °leach Lot to be paid at. the firm: of put - 4:1143C. To treat for the porch:lie of tha z;arnc,apply to Mr. rams, Land Agent, Wettshont, near S rattord-upon. A von ; and for further particuhrs, apply to Mr. (obit Ktrintty, or AI nit t Snuth, Froccsrer; at J antes's Office, Welt.horn ; M , :ssrs. Fames and Hughes, Suirei:ors, Wart.. ; or. rhe Stork Hotel, liintunghatn; the Auctioneer, and the pr:x.;i pat Inns, Worctster ; the 1-'rititer:t?of the Worct , 3ter, t; ce4ter, Huh, Blistot, and litrouniznaln ; rite l'lJce of Sale ; and at tint Gyorgess Cotitvuttoutie, Qitatteery-Im3, London. fE CONCENTRATED E:SsENLE ()t Mill CA C;INGEk, is tiow fully t: , ..ztJblislivi.l;,. most useful and efficat:ious ever atin,i,,:te . r:-.1 iu Goo, Rheutn.alszu, Ncrvous itch, thliJus I.oNite4i of Spirits, Opprei,4lol) after Eating, &-e. &L. It. 6 r - ceurnturnden by the tir.3 l'hyf sicialu. and the P.o: rictos daily receive fte,*n pioofti (it its unparalleled offi.:.wy. To be Itati at Oily and Tlitumts's. Chytuistis to liar I\l4jest .11a-mfirket ; awl by their a ltivintrastit, of moat respeaable deckine Vett.ixrs in Tom) and Catuury, bottica Qi $4, frd. and .103. 6d, ,I)4ty. AR my coivr: attritias..j. Genera !'.t ti +ldol, Sett. '4, ,go, N OTICE is h.ire6 ) •i;.. t 19 4i ircrp,ll:f iirs;rout Coatraning tit iiipps.• 0 i 1,, 'a 11.. C.il'AI.R -Ca4tonti , ,is and eiar.yrs i, tit ' 1 irj.V 1 . 1 NC;I,O i6e 1.-Wiverirs conine,ee S , t dila / , zjth I of Oflts that I'rop2sals ix 1; elti'R, seate r ? up, ard marked g FOR ARAD' tS, be i'ecei-84 ojpre .tr before the 7th e ~,id 41040 0/ 'one will 8e rrreived after nortve 6itikt4 apt than D. f y. 7he Nanyi aid Reshleoce of two Sio-eliet ova be b..erred at feat there!: and if oat 4 Pei', the Poihigy t, ice raid ' The l'a,tiettlari the Corrat7 ma; ,kaa' at this toffee le twem LT /*awl of rer and Four. LV A DU,N. Srpt. 18,3. R ECEIPT TAX. UIS (AmvsistroNtrs fir Mattagtot-tbt . Shunt Metier ./7 Zive IVatiee to' the si at Neu. 4,4,4 Durier tdhe place on the r Sri day of Oetidn.r mxt , "wtx,t the Under...m(4l'4,rd Rate; are to' be ka,J, L. • . . . ..7 For any Receipt, Diachargr:, or Acquittance k 1' 'too Pence . given upon the Pa; rl lc M 'ut M2ney, i ,nroiinting. tv 0... :zrni i.n,,or tot, ...... For Diu* anfounting to tol. and undct Four Peke 24. • Fight Fence 1 F or sei D . itto, amounting to 201. ancrunder O ne Shilling -) Fo i r bo D h itto, Amounting to snl. ,Ind under T wo s h i nin . s For Ditto, amounting to s col. iuid un,ifr a 2%7°1. . TlitreShiaingi ) For l)itto, 5001. arnointing to Five Shillings amounting to viol. and tancor < l . , I" \ o ls r , ? t i .o t r to, Ret.eipt. ani.th?ing al), , ~..,701, soot. or upwards. ~ , cv A x a n zti, , , lr . eig o e : m i. 4. ,1 m t d of . e h rs:l i o n r g a7 : : i t:/ . 1.t e i I : , t ~,. , 0 .. ~ E t e . 4 .. . I , :Gag be ackstotodedgel to b e i, foil a/ al( De. • . L m..d.r. , ' . The same Repiation is so he corrtinsted, with res/itEl 11 SN't V Paper intpre,i4i .wiib any lithe sal.! Stamps, and Slyri.3 ~' Icier upon which Eitel Stamps or more of ar t y ~i 11.,e. raid !),-, , 0;11'14,- lions are impr esse d, that is to ALy, to be Jui.i tot the .Price id t he Stamps on t j' , „ . . The Co Ill•lshriemers also think is rle y 't t o a pp,is e the .Poblic, that by the stb.S'eaian•of the di? ft gesoli,g 1.to• .a.r..1 thr, ler, It i. enetc7ed, That ,any Perso,, or the ,de , r I to 9, reno. , , . frotti 44.'!"4151 aro:" Sum . cf - 111.;ircy thall be ..ere, so: ,1 : , • ,••i ‘• -1 I 'l , , e 4 P.i. jet, Veason, or Parchment, etarapsd w'- ~ r, ),, :,Jury, omit atecribtg to the drilus't of she Scot to I.( ; ... . .utst , . I lir.. if 'se Perron entitled to sssch 54 , 4, or his Agent, .: I.ceips, iiiecka , ge, or 4 l eiv itt 4nre , l a • sash Stun. a.,,t 14.:' .4 , ..:.,rti 9 1 the Siallp ,lisety thereon: A. 1 1 . 1 4100 , Ars ~, s ;• . .• . 7 , • ,• . ',... , , , s -I : :!:• Live been paid shall refss.,e to gi _se cs, , ,••:,. ~ 1, i.•.' , ,. , .. . o , elt -1 lits.snee, trp,it demand thereof, or so i ). the ..i' , . .• .'.l of the .);.till/) Dl4, he shall fol.-it the- Som 1 , for me , ,} ofenet. "by Cs,ler of the {'•.m , . errs, C. E. II IatESFOR O, :See. litis von, Sher. 24, 1803. Tlll4 Day was publisii,:d, In Ito)al Bvo. a New ELtitrnr, uolte,ted, price 6s. id. In boards, of 0 EVIEW of aBA TTAL INT of INF.VNTRY, includi N the E I GIiTE EN M.INICEUVRE,SI traten by a serm of engraved DiaAr I ; to which area Aka, the Words of Corrintial, with an ~.,,Irate pu.,ription of each .Manoeuvre, explaining the Duty, and ;ylc;Mrtaiuine this Situation of the Officers tnrJugli the. various Movements of the Corps, forming an easy Introduttion to tins part of Mi litary Discipline. Printed tor Vtrnor and I-food, No. 3r, Poultry ; T. Eger. ton, t.'harlogreross; +it Alk-thatte. hie, Edinburgh ; and J. Archer, GOVERNMENT SECURITY 4GAJNST TEL Fr VS. None are Genuine, without having " SAML. SoLoato Liverpool,'' engraved in t Ike Stamp c aou nd ran Pmis . . ward for every Bottle sold without a Steam, to be paid on conviction, under Act of Parliament, the aed Cleo. Ch. tb, before any justice or the Ir'4:,ce. Dr. SOL OMUN's CORDIAL BAL`oI'OF Gil BAD . THlSinvaluable ltesiOratt ve has. liz.en'achni Its! cr. ed in private practice, With rho greetest ii4lOt•e3S, for A series ot years, to youth anti age te'' either sex, who tre eq, 1 , 1 1 the objeds'of this most putv.trful, certain, and eAf , etuel storative. Where the storm:A:lt is disordered, the netily is weekened ; paleness, bodily decay, ia, ;net Inc eyea sink into the head ; %vhere nerennis, aniterypo. cliondricel complaintS, have shattered tit.: coristittitioit, this ,Cordial Balm has universally estanlisiteil its r,:storAii.e. e; 11 , caey, and rney. be, justly enumerated eilionest the ioretneSt of those happy discoveries which medicel reteareri has pro cured as the 'blessing - of the' IIUM4II race, and, greatest counteradivee to Ittllttillt misery in sickness of stomach, violent pureings, tlatujencies and .obstreetione, it ie write and efficacious remedy. The. first symptoms of its good efteittis'are•serenity shit chearinlness ' by removing head- au l ie , weakness, houviness and lowness of spirits, thinness of sielit, confused thoughts, and wanderings of the mind, vapours and inetaileboly, and all kinds of hyeteric At eilpiaints. A Saville of Nine Shillings in Two G.eneas. The Cordial Balni of sold ill 13. 'tiles, price mar. a-Gtilluei C. 101; there are ,AlSo priee 335, ..,,;deist.ing equal to tour Bottles a; tog. bd. by which the Period saves ys, including ale° the Duty; the Stanto.of which beers the Proprietor's name and address, Sand. Sulornien, Liver_ pool,'' to imitate which is N. B. Tile. Postage (Weil Letters must bit utud, 'anti a: tee enclosed for advice. The Cordial Balm at Gilead, Anti- Impetigines, and Ab. sterreat Lotion,. end '• Clunk to Ilea! th, are Sold by Ketimant, llainburgh ; it. !Lich, Peter-street,' New-York ; Mathews, N. uH, Strand, ; anti , ite Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, 'Might ; t..;ree , e y • [tire mingham, Knott aud Lloyd.; heiltind, Sheith ; Simmons ; hely St. Ettiminit's, Dinette; Celeitenharn, Set don ; Cant bridge,' therh;sen ; Coventry, lairi...nl ; Cob:hes. ttr, Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; cionsle, Jodie ; Chathein, titheringtett ; Chelmsti:int, Claenar ;: Chester, Pool anti Son ; Chichester, Piallipson ; Cirenexe!er, Smith Chippenharn, Combs e Dublin, Diteeltle, No. 7, Exclienge. churt; t)erby, Drewry; ilahatn, Pentinigteat r. Dever, Neale*; Devizes' ; Dorchester, Virtue;. Deal, Rose; Dartmouth; laeleson ; - Edinburgh, _Smith, Nerth tout{.e Exeter, Trewiliatt and Son ; I almouth Elliot; Gioeeese tar, Pitt, Wacker ; Glasy,row, M•Donald. Liverpord, Chss, druggist ; Leeds, thins, Holtites ; Drury ; Lynn, Headley • Leiccetter , L, rceory Swietiml Lewes, Pitt M ae ._ , ehester, 'Thompson Margate, Itlwe ; Maidstone, Walker ; Maribtirough,• ; ; Newbury, Fuller, A flee ; castle, Wal!ter, Hodgson.; Northampton, Dicey ; Norripig- Burbagel Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; oxford, limes ; Plymouth Dock, Hoxiand ; 'Portmenth, Reading, Slllitrt and Cu. - Rochester, titheringtent ; Sergent ; Shreivsbury, 'Ettdo‘ves ; See.thanipton, Weser ; Statibut, Morgan ; StiottOrci, Neweomte ; Sunderland, Way; S.l lisbore, Ceti ns;:Scarborough, dayiey ; Taunton, p„ o h e; Tunbridge Wells, ieravre s e , ' WeA %V ood ; Windsor, Illaken Ve ey ; -and by ali 'ntlers of Cowing 141cdicines in the United Kingdom. • ' 01' whom mey be had, a .neAv Edition. ,being nearly Three • Hundred Pa ;es, 11311 CC Only es. SOLONION's GUIDE To Or advice ve lt:,tt, sexee, on female titsemes, Nervous, , pochunAiri:l;:, and tet i;orripleinte: Tins Beek le reconialelek:i eoune hien titi.i heys; his been trio (.3bi,111 many years expericiice etel oletervation tin tie, ealamitnes etht:,NueilLeti ot a ee: eci and destructive v,iee, '1 1$ added a n Essay on disieesee .;11,-ot to telltales, a:ltt pcuitix un.,..tbe subject of a and destrucli Ain .A.Llress to Parents, „,„ 1 hive Aram ;eel eAltiC4Ciefl rut lOUt h. I. tkew .eteice t,:r Hatlthig, ceirleitilne the ovhle Or fre,Wheta, 411 thv erages er nice SCAitri, Leprosy, King's Frit, Goet, . inatesni, Vcnereal ; yaur:orts tri you tier, e.e ot thy - Ai:lnger ot, improper Lollee4loll6 or improper 14 t. al - The ardeging sale of this Book is the best criceritut ittvot