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NUMBER 3319.] • THEATRE:ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.MORROW EVENING, M a y • io, 1803, , will be performed a new Comedy, called , . THE MARRIAGE -PROMISE. - The Charaaers by Mr. C. K EMBLE, NIG DWYER, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. BA RTL EY, Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE, Mr. MAUDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS; Mrs. POWELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs. SPARKS, Mrs. MAUDOCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN. WITH LObOISK A . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEIIT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, May - 'O, 1803, will be pertimned, JOHN BULL ; • . Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. . • The Principal Churaders by Mr. LE.WIS, Mr.• MURRAY,. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. jOFINSTONE, . Mr. 11. 101INSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. EMF.RY, Mr. WADDY, - Mrs. GIBBS, ,Mrs. DAVENPORT. And Mrs. H. 101iNSTON, rH TH 7 SPOIL'D On Wednesday, john Bull, with Paul and Virginia. UNDER HER MAJESTY'S INIMEDIATE AGE. .......,. , . HE EXHIBITION of Miss THOMPSON's T. PICTURES, executed in WOOL, trout. the Works of the most esteemed Masters, is now open, having the adcli, lion of three New Pieces, the good- Shepherd, from a cele brated Painting by Murillo, a Portrait tram Vandyke, and a Landscape from Westall. • • Admittance One Shilling.. . No, tA, Old Bond-street. NOW OPEN, AT THE . LYC'Et3I I T HE ExtensivePlCTUlth of the BATTLE OP LODI: rainted by .ROBERT K E It PORTER'. Excuted upon the same large Scale as his former Works of the, Storming of Seringapatam, Siege of Acre, and the Battle of Alexandria. It: is painted upon the most correi.c.t information; .to obtain . Which Ir.. Porter visited the Continent. This.Pidure gives an accurate idea of the situation of both Armies at that interesting moment When the French crossed the:Bridge.: It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge neral Officers in the French Anny, those of Bonaparte, Bee hlassena, A in;erau, Lasnes, - Monier, Dessaix; &c. as 4180 several of the Austrians. • • cac'., 0 pea ev e ry D'ay from . Nitie . o'Clock in. the. Wfornitk; Dusk. Adinittance; ON E 'SHILLING. lE ANNIVERSARY DINNER.ofthe.GENT JL TLE M ENLeducatc..l at Ii.EI2KHANIS.TEI .? SCHOOL, will be'held on l'itee>tlay the t th uf Nay inst. at the fii:l4's Alma Inn, lterkliainstcd. ' _ • - ' • • Dinncren 'fable at. Four &Clock: • • , Rev. EbWARD.COOKE,_. ? Esq. s Stewards. RI CIIA E ATL EY, .• CONTRACT, ST. BRII) Ps PA Rl5-Th . „ • THE TRUSTEES Alf ;hit Perish will meet on Monday the 16th of.ll4ay inst. at. Si:: oiCleck in .the Evening precisely, to receive litaposals for Contrads• for she undermentioned Article Thr -the Woikhouse. vie. MEAT,. CHEESE,BUTTER,BREAD,SMALL BEER, SOAP; and M ILK, . for Three Months:; Meat .to consist of Chichi and Sticking without Bone, at " per Stone; Legs and Shins at per - Stone; prime joints of We t her Nlutten, and Pieces of Ox Beef,•at • per Stone ; Butter, sweets At - per Firkin or cwt. ; Cheese, good Single Gloucester, at ' • per cwt..; best Wheaten Bread, at, per Peck Loaf; good Small Beer, at per Barrel; good Yellow Soap, at' per cwt. ; Genuine ligk, a t per Gallon. Persons willing to ContraA for the same, are desired ,to send their Pro - petals in Writinic, directed tor the Trustees, at. Messrs. Bradley and Arrow.smithis, Solicitors, Middle-New-. street,, Cough-square. Security will be required for Peri.- .. fortnance or toe Contrat: • IWCFIESTER and MAIDSTONE TU • • • - - - NOTICE is littreby giten, tha - t the Tolls ads, • tug at this Toll-Gates upon the Turnpike.:Roadlead- Aug front *Rociftster Maid.xtone, in the County of Keuf,. N+VI: he let by Auction,-severally and separately, to the best Baiders, at the 11Ltre Colt4-house, in Maidstone 0.101% . .•5id, of Thursday . the lath *Day of May lit.xt, bet weep of TY•elve and Two o'Cickk, in the. rilax.-r .ii- Teeted by the Aelpassed in the Thirteenth Year of the ittagit of His lif:tjt:sty Kith George 111. for Regulating the Turn- Pike-Roaci s swhich ;oilswere let the List Year at the Sums followi ng , (slut is to say), .the Gate called the. Rochester Gate at 2941. •atul the Gate calledAtte Sandling Gate at 24,31. and oe severally - put up at the le Sums. Whoever hap pens to be the best Bidder or Bidders, must, at the same 'time, give StXurity, with sufficient Sureties to the satisfadion 'of the Trustees of the said Turnpike-road, for payment.of the agreed tot, and at such times as the Trustees shall di . G EO. BURR, Clerk to the said Trustees. Makistone, April 9, 1803. • ROYAL EXCHANGE. .NICHOLSON respeelfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that the Business of his Office is removeil to the East Corner of the Royal Exchange, No.BB, Cu nthill i where the outstanding SHARES of CA PITAL anti other PRIZES sold by him arc daily paying. He furthet begs• leave to intOrm them, that as soon as the New Lotteries anti tit: Schemes are settled, he will give their the earliei.t information. With the wannest gratitude for past Favours, he most respeafully solicits a Continuance. Further fo state, that the Business in future la ill be carried on, order the Name and Firm of the ROYAL 42(enANOE ST LOTT Eit T-0 VFIC F., by the Public's most Obedient and muchobliged humble Servants, WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Co. May g, 1803. TO B 1 SOLD, Veiy good Fashionable CHARIOT, built by Hartley, Wardour-street, with Hind Standards, Dicky Lox hung on Springs, and a Travelling Boot ;-.has on its first set Of Wheels, and is in good repair, with Silk Squabs, and the Lining very cle.in. - Is sold in consequence of the Death of the Lady to whoin it belonged. . . To be seen ar•fell's, Coach-maker , late Hartley's, No. t 3, LdwArtl:street, .Wardour-street, Soho. COUT, WIND SPASMS, PAINS IN THE STO MACH; ANI) DEBILITY_ ARISING FROM AGE °R 0 I'HER CAUSES. r AV ri s iS • ALSPI's GINGER SEEDS. the Ginger is recommended Prepd• fa l low ( )f for Indigestio n ; Weakness, Cramp and Pains in the Stomach, and in itll Disorders where Ginger or Cordial Me dicines are necessary. Tlic:iv arc also serviceable in Cold, Flatulent, Gouty, - RI haunta'tle, and Debility.zirliinand Paralytie Comp! lints, g front Ag or. other Calses. "Phose who suckle hnd - thern particularly adapted for that period, as they' reindve that t.aintness So generally experienced,' coned the Milk, and prevent FLitulencies, so fatal to Infants. They• readily dissolve in any liqui d, and are iireferable to common •Ginger, being freed .froni the iinpurities, and the Woody and fibrous parts of the root, The quantity of IA tea -1"i'':)°11.1,11.1 may be taken at any time, either alone, 'and chewed ind:gradually sw,,llowed, or dissolved a cupful of tea, .or , - st glass Of wine or wine and pater. 1 rcpt sett' only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che mist .t , ) lt.s. Royal I lighileSs the 'Mkt: ot Nork, No.•tob,, Sera 1,!, 1.041d0n,' in B , )ttieS, - 2i. 9d: -and. los: 6d. citl43. Wal6h's Powdered Gin6er, 76, 6d, eaeli u N N This Day was Published, In One Volume Oetavo, price Bs. in boards, on fine Paper, and hot-pressed, los. TRAVELS of Four Years and a Half in the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in the Years 17g8, 1799, i 80.), do 1, .tBoz. Dalicated by Permission to THOMAS Er FE ItSON, Esq. President of the United States. By J. DAVIS. Sir, Monticello,. Sept. 9, do t I received duly your letter of August jt, in which you do me the honour to propose to dedicate to me the work you are about to publish. Such a testimony of respell from an en lightened foreigner, cannot but be flattering to me, and I have only to regret that the choice of the Patron will be lit tle likely to give circulation to the work : its own merit however will supply that defed. Should you in your journey ings have been led to remark on the same objeds on which I gave crude notes some years ago, I shall be happy to see them confirmed or Correded by a-more accurate observer. _ 1 pray you to accept the assurances of my reaped and consideration, Mr. Davis, TH. JEFFERSON. Occoquan, London: S.old' by; T. Oaten, A ve-maria.lane, and T. I lurat. Paternoster. row ; B..Dugdale, and j. Jones, Dublin; and H. C:3itat, New-York ; • lor Edwards, Printer, Broad-street, Bristol. • MONDAY, MAY 9, 1803. XI. It being the intention Of tlielYireelors to appoint Agents •f'or Pim' and Life trisurance in the diiti!rent Towns and Cities in Great-Britainand Ireland, persons of respeetability, desk beirig appointed to this situation, may apply, by let •ter, to the. Secretary of the Company. The allowances to Agents will be liberal ; and Ica their 'further accommodation, intended to merve..a Art ofthe L'apital s .to lx.ditttibuted among them. The Offices of the Company in the. Metropolis; will be opened before Midsummer Day, under the direclion , althe follpwips Gentlemen: DIRECTORS. ~,.- 'Sir - Fieilerick*orton Eden, Bart. Chairman. SieTheophilus Metcalfe, Bart. Deputy-Chairman, M.P. Miles Peter. Andrews, Esq. M.P. Edwatd Moses, Esq. It C. Combe, Esq.•Ald. M. P.' Sir Rob. Peel, Bart. M.P. wilii.am Devaynes, Esq. M. P. ohn Eri:d.. Pigou Esq. fosliii'Dariii, Esq ' ohn Richard Ripley,Esq. • William. n ncan, Esq. •- • . Bateman, Robson, Esq. Sir ( olui Eanwr, Knt . Ald. Sir Walter Stirling , Bart. .Sir Riiiitard Carr Glyn, Bart. Ald.! john Hen., Schneider, Esq. Claes Grill..Vsil. • A.Shakespear, Esq. K. P . llcnr. Holland, Esq. •.- lames Taddy, Esq. t..: Sn.,Williaan Leighton, Knt. Aid. Cha. Edw. Wilsonn, Esq. ~„john Latham, 'Esq . . NI. 1). Glynn Wynn, Esq. - . Frederick blolling, Esq. , THOMAS H. WILKINSON - , Secretary. HOSIERY COOKE continues to have on Sale at his Mann thaory. and Nottingham Warehouse No. 434, Strand, an extensive and valuable Assortthent of HOSIERY of ever) dekrip.tiori, whichi for elegance, neatness, taste, and qtviiity, has never been equalled, and, he tatters himself, can never he sill - passed. '1 he many advantages he possesses over every other \person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree of perfection to which, by indefatigable at tention,"and unli tnitcd expellee, he has brought his AManufactory, while they. ;Wind him an oppoitunity of offering to the Public a variety bf Goods, superior in every respect to thoseof any other per son, and render all competition fruitless ; also enable him to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail,- or export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly be afforded by any other House iirthe Metropolis. • • A FREEHOLD.-LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . • • THAT Elegant and Commodious Mansion . , 'call . ed the G ROVE-HOUSE, with the Furniture, 'si tuate ne.ir the Town of LymingtOn ; and immediate Posses sion rnay be had. - ,The House has been recently enlarged, improved, and finished in a superior anti atthattintial man, ner: It contains on the Ground Floor, a, Drawing-rooth, it feet square" 't2 in height ; Dining-room of the' same dimen sions ;• Library, i 23 feet by 17, t 2 in height rilreaklast Par lour, 21 teet by ts, 9 feet 7 in height ; with Offices of every description complete and convenient. In • the . Attic Story are five large Bed-chambers, with two Di•easing-rooms, four excellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are good Kitchen Gardens [partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding the House, with. a Coach house and Stabling:tor four Horses. The Furniture is new within the last ten months, made of the very best materials, in the first style of eleganee, and in good preservation. , • .Grove-House commands beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight, the Spa, and .the surrounding Country. That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is 'part of: the Premises, and will be included in. the Sale. For further Particulars (if by letter, postpaid) apply to Charles St. Barbe, Esq. at the Bank irkLymington, deliver Tickets for viewing the House and Fitrniture... • . WOODSTO CK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ina few Weeks, if not previously disposed of by Ptivate (,•oittrae,t, - AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with a Coach house and Four stall Stable, Green. house, Brew-house, ‘Vasit , littse, and other Olaces and Conveniences, in good repair; Pleasure and• Kitchen Carden, and Yard, late in the Occupation of Mrs. Cartwriglit,de ceaSed. The House is most eligibly situated, and commands a beautiful and extensive View . of the House and Park at Blenljenn ,• it consists of Two Parlours, 4•:Drawing-Koom, Three good Bed-Chambers, with Three light, Cliniets each, capable of containing a Bed, Three good Genets, and a Ser. vanes, (town-ever the Stable; an additional Betl-Itooin and Garret may be constructed at a small`expellee, and the Pre ittisas.are in other respeds very improveabl.:. • . . 'Fora View of the Premises,: or tttrther Particulars, apply .-to A 1464. I . yrrcll,..Attognies.At-tivit, 04.19 rd- BELI.'s ANATOMY, VOL. 111. PART 11. This Day was published, in Royal Svo. illustrated with Plates, price ens, in boards , T HE ANATOMY of 'the- HUMAN' BODY,' ' v o l. 111. Part 11.. containing the Anatomy at the Eye and Ear; of the Nose and Organ - of Smelling; of the Mouth and Organ of Taste; of the. Skin and Sense of Touch. By CHARLES BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of.Su roans, Edinburgh. Printed by T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ; and T. Cadell and \V. 1240ies, Strand. Of whom may 13. t had, lately, published, The two FirSt Volumes or the above Work; by lohn Bell, containing the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles,and joints ; and Of the Heart and Arleris-s, with numerou, Engravings*, price 11. tos. in boants ; 'and - the First. Part of Vol; 111. con taining the Anatomy of the Brain, and Descriptitm of Course of the NerVes, with numerous ErtAravings, price 7s. 6d. itkboards; or the three voluines tiamplete, price at. 6s. boards.' The Fourth and. last Volume is in preparation, and will speedily be published. This Day was published, in Quarto, Embellished With Plates, Price It. ss. or on ltiqal Paper • • • • .Li. 15$. in boards, • T HE TEMPLE of NATURE ; or, The Origin of Society, a Poem, in • Four Cantos. • :By ERASMUS' DARWIN, M. D. F. R. S. Printed for 1. lohnon, in St. Paul's Churchyard. Where may be had, by the sank Author, • 1. The Botanic Garden,,a Poem, with Plates, 2 vols. /No. 11. Is. in boards.. 2.` Zoonornia, or the L4ws• of Organic. Life, 4 vols. Svo, 11.165. or on large Iwo- 21. Ss. in boards. • • 3. Phytologia,orthe Philosophy of Vegetation, 11. tts.6d. in boards. - ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE. TEN Yeats Purchase wilt be immediately given - for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold !Estates, where the Parties have an absolUte interest, and on which (by reason of the pressure of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon. Mortgage. And eight Years' Purchua will -iikewis:: be given fur An nuities for young Lives, secured on the like Property; or on :Money in-the Funds, where. the Parties have only a Lite In. terest. In either case, the Grantors will have the power of redeeming the same. • Apply personally, or by Letter, to Mr. King, at his house, lohu-street, Adelphi. • .CHURCII LIVING. TO BE SOLI) /3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, . THE NEXT .TURN, or PRESENTATION to a RECTORY, consisting of . a Reaorial -Lhasa with Glebe and Tythes, which under au .Inelosuie passed this Session of Parliament, it is cirirnated' will pro duce about ;goo .Acres of Land, situate in one of `the Mid land COunties ; and theipre'sent Incumbent is upwards of 76 Years of Age. For twitter Particulars. and to, treat fur the Purchase, apply to Mr. Christie, ur Mr. Rider, Solicitor Fetter-lane. • • • TO lEWELIEItS AND Si LVERSMITIIS. TO'BE SOLD, with imineditaq ALL. 013,t D WILLI NG-11'011SE, and well accustomed SI-10p, situated in the most • conspicuous part ct the Market T place. of the Town - of ton, in which the Jewellery.and - Silversmith Businesses have been carried on with great success fur many years by the late Mr. lames Foy. And also all the STOCK in TRADE of the said Mr. Foy, being a judicious and %vell.chosen Assortment of al most every inriety or Articles int lie aboVe-mentiOned Busi nesses. For which pnrpoSe. an - A U CTION will be held, at the Market-house in aunton, on Saturday the asth .Day of June, at Four o'CIOC TSaturdayk, unless the. Premises should be pre. -viouslY disposed of by Private Contrad, of which due notice will be given and in the Mean time - Other lamination may be 11:+d by ‘ applyiug to the Executors of Mr. Foy, at the said House • to Messrs.' Bleasdale and Alexander, No. i t, New Inn. Luntion; or Mr. Bridge, Solicitor in Taunton. N. 8.. The Shop will be kept open, andel! Articles there in sold at prime coat. April 26, 1803., CAPITAL ESTATE AND MANOR, NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very Desirable • FREEhOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR or LU R DSHI P'of BA R MER, situate in a tine sporting part of the County of Nor folk, and abounding with Caine ; an exceeding good Dwell ing-house in the centre of the tstate, with every requisite Out-huilding, together with upwards of boa Acres of Land (near $0 Acres of which are tine Mantatioos), in =client condition ; worth, to lett to a good Tenant, ro:::01. per ann. Also the Perpetual Advo A•son to the Vicarage of Dame, and the Tythes ofthe Parish at' Sarni!. • ' • The whole Estate is Freehold (lying within a Ring Fence), Tythe-free, and subjeit only to a small Stipend °lsl. a year to the Vicar, and to the Land-Tax, which is very moderate. immediate pessession Maybe had, and the Stock'tind Crop upon the-farm taken at a fair valuation. Banner i 3 situated near the' Sea-Coast, within faiir miles of Hougtqoh Hall, eight at Hotkham, and five of Rainham. Further Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs, Blake and White, Essex . -street ; • Mr..• - Satlay, No. 13, Howard-street, .Noritilk-Stre.!i, London; or Mr. Houchen, Wereham, near Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. DR. NOl4.ltlS's DROPS. IN exciting the Public Attention to these Va . , luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful experience • for more than half century having sufficiently established their rep'utaticin in then cure of every sPecies of Fever, especially the Yellow, or Putrid, for which they'are eminently distinguished, the Pro prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re, commend a trial of their virtues the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of t he Blood, Colds, Stomach andßowel Complaints, yiekl to their benign, yet powerful in fluence,, and as a salutary . cordial in those dis‘oin torts attend.: ant on advanced life,nothing can surpass their beneficial etiects; The Family Bottle, zas. is only to by had at the DoctUr's house, Lower llrook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Hooks Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation is executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. jeboUlr and Co. and retail .by all Veildiri of Medi- , tines; also Dr. Norris's Autibilious Pill, celebrated as a safe and eaetive aperient, may bo had a all the above places, in boxes, as as. odl [PRICE SIXPI?,IZ-it; This t ay.wa. liiltilished price THE ARGUNIENT(iit Wrse)'tif the FokiAri, 1. an Historical Poem; with Extratisi and a Dediatiod to the Eulogi:.t of BonaParte. By the AUTHOR offh6 REGICIDE; Scuatur ad imum, Qualis abinceptO processerati et sibl coastal. Such in the present as in all the past; "Trust France, 0 trust the Consul," was his last. Sold by Bickerstatt; Essex-street, Strand ; and Hatchaid; Opposite York-House; Piccaolilly. 'The following Case was sent by Mi. B A TE a, It;tli4rt Warehouse, south Bridge, Edinburgh, to Dr. likoninai attested by the celebrated Dr. A LIEX A mink C 16. Yl.a; DEAN. SIR, ABOUT six years ago I was afflicted with ex cruciating Pains in my Legs, which continued iOr twelve months, about which time they began to swell greatly, and at last brae out in very offensive Ulcers; front the Ancle to the Knee, and continued in this manner for itOt . itt years, all Which time I was confined to House, being un able to walk, and my health much impaired ; .having tried every thing•that, could be thought of for a Cure. without ex, fed, I was advised by a Ft ierid of mine to try your BOtanleal Syrup, and upon taking th? first Bottle I found my healtit became batter, and the , Ulcers' to have• a better appearance, which encouraged me to persevere with Syrup, tool i had taken six Bottles more • during which tints my be.iltn stilfbecame better; and 'the more heated, and 1 orri in good a state of health us J have beiin in for these ten years past, and my Legs are entirely well,..and have continued Su • fur these two years past. I am, Sir, your obliged htimble Servant, Craighall, Aug. 24, 1802. GEOKG b . ST I ELL; The above Fads are attested by, A LAX A Npta CAIt,LYLE, MiniStlr of Ihvecusk, in the nitigh. , i' bourtfoOd of Edinuurstir C.ARIvi.sII22L, Elder. GLoacz Si 2 , .v.tat. . ti FRENCH REPUBLIP.; rat t rer9 Y+ the Nint . o.nermind first Chemist in Europe; .has given Dr. linxidin a Certif . :cite. as to the excellence of the above Medicine ; which Certificate has received the Siena lure Of Mr. Merry, the British Minister resident in France. BOtaiiical Sys up :trot Irtstoraii've Nervous Cetilia., to, be had at the Dottlos ! louse, No. g, A tbion-!street, near tka Leverian Nluseuni:Surrey-side of hiackfriars.fliidge, in Dot.: Iles at , 11: 25. ; itts.; and 6s. (Duty inatttlecir;l:6QUlt anti 'Cu.'s, late Bacon, No t iay, Oxford street, opouiirti BOnd 'street; Gulding,, Nu_ 42, co ( wili Ward, 32.1, Hol born ; Withcrfi (late CockelPs) Medi a...ite,.Vai - e,iouse, No. e cia9, Strand, Temple !Bar;. Tuft's, Royal B . Xcciatige• Willi:Ulm,. Perfumer lo His Majesty, Vo. 41, ; • Corner of St. Paul's Churen-yard ; 'Bolton's, Royal chitruge; Ching and Butler. No 4, - Cheipshte ; th4euts; Amick and Sun,. So. 3z, Haymarket; share's Meilieintl. titaretottse, High-Street, Borough, opposite time Southwark Bank.; Mr. Pidtling's,.No. 76, 'Oxiiird-street, opi,rositv the . Pantheon ;• Forbes, Drug.. , ,ist, No. 32, Blackman-street, bo rough.; and Dicey, Bow -lane. . And by all Printers Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine in the three Kingdoms. Brodurit's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both, Scies, to, obtain a radical and permanent . Cure for those secret Infirmi ties of Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose eNen • • their relatives; with a Treatise on Veinalc Diseases,,Nervous, Hypochondriac, and CLitsuiliptive Complaints. —To 'which is added, Advice to Bath :in I tlat.well Bathers', Sac. , It is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. • A 225, I s iottle contains equal to Ave stnall tines. Letters stating Patient*. Cases, with the Ddeter'S Usual Fee ofa Vuitieu, will be strictly atteilatd It will be necessary the Doctor should fee such Pat ients as are atiliaed witli..P.ealness or Loss. of Sight, or send s lept Cases, by Letter or Parcel, the Doctar (Post of OArtias paid) with his usiial F ee . The Medicintri may be had every Illy. GOVERNMENT SECURITY. Those most valuable Medicines t c() ROI A L BALM of GILEAD, ANTI-I,IPETIGINES, -and ABSTlitc: GENT LOTION, whereon the Litt and Health of Thuif- , sands depend, are protected from Coutiterteirs, by the words "Saint. Solo:non, Liverpool." Being,' by order of His Majesty's Honourable Commistioners or the Stamp. Duties, engraved on the StaMp, which is pasted on each Bottle, to'unitate which is felony, and • punishable wish death. None else can be genuine, as every bottle is stamps ed belbre it is delivered out of the Provietor's possession. ffillE CORDIAL BALK of .GILEAL), by its softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its salutary etEct:, altbrils a sure prosp.tet of returning strength, and a certain hope of muscular, aviguration, tu. those who are debilitated by premature or exzessive indul gencies s hence arise Weakness of Sight, Vertigoes, Loss of Appetite, and Mental Decay. A body_that is enervated in youth, seldom recovers itself; old age and bitiltru ties ly come on, •and the thread jat life is shortened. For bid foundation of a; happy old 'We, is a good constitution in youth ; temperance and, moderation, at that age, are pa:is - - ports to happy grey hairs. The Cordial Bawl of Gilead most wonderfully cherishes nature, and-will support the life of the aged.and infirm. In all inward Decays, • D4.iility„ Lowness of ,Spirits, Lion in either Sex, whether hereditary or owing to your!' ul ininrudencies, this Medicine will afford the most Wonderful. relief. In NervoUs Consumptions, its , meth 'stands unrio stalled: it enters into and mixes. With the most ,svbtig animal fluids, assists and invigoraus the.deeayed juices, awl throws a genial warmth upon the dttilitated and relaxed • parts that stand in need of assistance. Ten Pounds Reward for every Bottle eoldwithoufStampsi to be paid on conviction, under Act of. Parliament the .gad Geo. 11 I 16, before any justice of, the Peace. • A Sating or Nine Shillings in - Two Guineas. • The Cordial Rahn of. Gilead is sOld in bottres,' price Halt.; A.Guinea each; there are, also bottles ; price 3'3,. Lotnairung equal' to four b,ottles at los. 6d. by witicti the patient Saves gs. inchtding also the duty ; the stamp q which bears thet Proprietor's *tante and address as above. • N B. Tire postage of :ill letters Whatever must he paid, anti a tee rneloseti to the Dodor. by those who requite his advice. The Cordial Balm 'Of Giteaci, A oti-Imptitigines, and Ab., stergent Lotion, and " Guide to lealih," are • Sold by Remnant, Haitiburgli . ; R. Bach e Peter-street. New-York ; Riarlrews, Nu, ig, Strand, London ; and in Bath by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gre go ry ; Bit.:minhitarn , miii4tairr, Knott...tad' Lloyd 1 ; lledtind, Smith ; Bl an ltord ; Timmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Set. don; Cambridge ) limigson ; CoveStrY,, Rollason ; Colches, ter, Keymer ; -Canterbury, •Sitninints Carlisle, follie $ Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Claeliat; Cilesteri Pool anti Sot; ; Chichester, l'hilliPson Cireocestor, $ Chippenhanti Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, EN,Clizingeo court; Derby, :Drewry; Durham, Pennington; Dover), Neales ; Devizes Low 4:; Dorchester - , t i title ; Deal, Rose' Ilarttrroutn, jackson ;. 'Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge $ T xeter, rew man and Sort ; Falmouth, E 'lint.; Clone-es,. ter, Pitt, ,Walker; Glasgow, M•Donaltl ; Liverpool, CaeSs „ druggist ; Leeds, blins, 1-10Imes - ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynne He.ulley ; Leicester, Gregor;', Swinfett ; Lewes, Pitt ; Nana chestee, 'Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone,Walker $ • Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller, 'Alice; Newa castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicet:;, Nottino ham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Jones; Plymouth Dock - , Has land•; Portsmouth, Behun Reading, Smartand Co. z Rochester, litherington ; Vtestotto Serpent ; Shrewsbury, Eittiowe ; s:Aitilamptort, 'Baker $ • • St : afford, Morgan; Stamford, ; Sunderland, lira'; Salisbury, Collins Scar,boniugh, t' Poole"' Tunbridge Wells, SPrange . ; Wcils W ; "eymouth, ‘Vood ; Windsor,' Bkakenev ; and by ;11 Vendets-olckenuine Medicines tit the United KiligdOln , • Ofwhom may be had,: new Editioty, jos! pot:dished, 0 $ _ • ' that interataig ork, price ouly 3s:''entiflOct A GUIDE TO. HEALTH: T o which is added, art Essay on Wt:aknesses.t.also an Ap, pentrix.triv the' tubjeet of a solitary and destructive Vis.e ale 4 art AdArr,-,., to those who have the CAM and Eduction of Youth : likewise 'Advice. to-,Bathers, particularly the Al.- • flitted with Nervous Complaints. The whole illustrated and interspersed' with a Vitriety Qt . 40htaltit kithr aver w. publis hod, - t yr L2.IA-Jl4-1 GLOBE INSURANCE OFFICE, - Pall-Mall, May s, 1803. I T is proposed that theapital Stock of the Com. pally shall be extended from soe,oool. the sum originally subscribed, to r,soomool. in Shares of tool. each ; and that about` One-third thereof sball be distributed amortg,Subscti. bets in the Out-Ports and Provincial Cties.and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland. Each new Subscriber, on bei l lg admitted by the Direlors, will be required to pay S per Cent. deposit on his Subscrip. tiara ; 12 per Cent. in August,- and to per• Cent.. in Novem ber 1863.—t0 per Cent. in March,luly, and November t 504, and the remaining Four Instalments of to per Cent . each, in March, july,'ancl November . 1865, and in March :806., No new Subsciiber \V al be admitted to subscribe more than 2ociol. or Twenty Shares. Two Shares give, One Vote at General Meetings; Five Shares give Two Votes; Ten Shares give .Three Votes; and Twenty Shares and upwards give Four Votes. I • , IV. The Capital will be invested in Governnient or Real Secu rities ; and efth Subscriber will receive an Interest of Five per Cent. per Annum on the first Deposit and future Instal mentt. Dividehds of the Profits, in addition to the Half-yearly Payments of Interest, will be nud:• as often as the Surplus Funds will admit of such Dividends. VI. The Proprietors, by virtueof a Clause in each Policy or Contract, It:trued upon the Opinion of Three. Counsel of the first reapeclability, will be subject to no risk beyond the Capital Stock subscribed by each individual. VII. The business of the Company will embrace the various branches of Fire and Life Insurances, and Annuities, Endow.' nients for Children, and Provisionior Widows and Old Age ; •which will he extended by appropriate and beneficial mange. meats to afford accommodation to persons interested in Rene. St Clubs, and the industrious classes in general, by enabling them to improve their earnings and s.ivings, at such rate of Interest as may hereafter be determined on. . VIII. Persons of respeaability and connexion in the Provincial Towns and Out-Ports., in Great-Britain and Ireland, who may be admitted Subscribers, will not only . be benefited in Consequence of their share ii the profits being returned to those places, but they will participate in the general advan. taps which the Concern may derive from great Capital, and extended .connexion, without being exposed.to.the risk of personal responsibility. For the benefit- of large Towns, containing a competent iiiitn;ler . of Subscribers, it will be the Wish of the Directors to provide such local establishments, at the expellee of the Company, with respell to Agency, Fire,-EnAines, Fire ins:m, and other accommildationi as the exigency of the case may icquite,. It.is requested that the Names, Addresses, and Sums de sired to be subscribed,' by persons' resident hi the Provincial Parts of the Entpire,,botti in Great-Britain anti I raind, may be transmitted to Thomas H. Wil'an.ion, Esq. Snretary to the Glob:: lii:•.uranceCOmpany, London, on or. bet:ore ch tst. in order that the necessAry arrange merits for:cantnencing businesS may' be' complet ed. 441,0 X 5 -f .tc> , • .iti•13:::;