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~..4 - -, . - - I-. •L., ;7 ' 4°41 .,. . ~ . .. ,t/4., • z 1' • - \., • . ezt , . - y.....," .....4 , t. , ,,, , „ , t . • , * 1 ti O • , s _.u. 4 01 : ..\. - . 1 " . 6 sek. :..,.% ....... .v..,....„.,_ ..:,.-- .... ",..... . _,,,,_( ••••••...„--, ~3. fi , -0 , --ii , . - r. ~, T I._ 1 . ; ii i 1 ..........4 _41:,-i le. ~~ ~ ~~. ~~+y= 4,i' v‘k NUMBER 347►] WED N SDA y, NOVEMBER 9, rBO3. frßre II EATRE-410YA I. DR UItY,LAN E . T TO . MORROW.. EV E t NING, Nov. to, tBo 3, will he performed, a new Musical Drama, called THE, WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS.. • • The Cbarad:rs by •Mr. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. WROOGIITON, Mt; KELLY;.Air. CAULFIELD, illiss DE CAMP, Mr. 10fiNSTON'i, Mr. RUSSELL Mr, COOKEjf r. BURROWS, Mr, MAD.DOCKS,..Mr: WE 88. Mrs: PO E LI; Mrs. MOU TAI N, Mrs. 81.AN.1.Y, airs Ti it. ER. InAt`ti. ANEW DIVERTISF.MENT, • •-.. Com r msed by Alr. itY RN E. The Principal Charatter4 by Mr. BYRNE, M aster BY It N 1 E, and Miss U. MENACE. tViTH THE 'MIDNIGHT 1-10Ug.7 tPxes 6a. Seconit Price 35. Pit 35.6 d. See.ond Price Callery as.. Second Price ta. -Upper Gallery Is. Second Priei 6d. ,No Money to be'yetArned.- ' • - . Placcs for the 13i.vc,e§.tO be ra4o of. Mr. PoSbrook, at the Little Ku . sSeLstreet. The Doors to 4e.upoefi A1 .. .1-lalf pait Per to: begi n at nail patt'Six... , br ie new Mtisiiiat. Drama ; I alled The Wife of Tw o l-lus *4.'"Ul bepitformed every E notice. pirt Aeral:.9o Satuzitay Will be produced a .npv.Comic .After ir!,,te A'64; perfr",rmerti, Sea . piii in • {n rehearsal, 'new Comedy in--rive A . :5.1g, Called Hearts of,' Oalc; is and will be speedily procit.(t.- T HEATA E•Rsi .X.V YA etE,N T.qi\ktpE,N. TaNIORROW tVE"RING,'' Nov.' io p 1 803, will tie performed V.ENLCE , lattier,' . K B I.E' ; •' • Pierre, Mr. 4.;0015,E ,• Belvidere, Mrs: SID DO/s/'. • WITH • RAISING ThE WIND. .' • The PROLOG DE to he spoken'..hy Mr. CLAREMONT; The Chursel e rs by • kr. LEWIS, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS,.. Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKIKS,. Mr. ABBOT, Mr. HARLEY, Mr TRUMAN. Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BEVERLY. • Epxys 6s. Pit 3s. 6d., Gall. is Upper Gall. is. Places for the Boxes to be takcit of Mr. Brandon, at the Box 'Office in ILltt.,stntet. The Doors to be opened at flalfpatt Five, and the Per. lortviance to be g in at hal fplst Sot. No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina atThe new Farce of Raising the Wind, will be tided every t this week except Saturday. n Friday,,the Comic Opera of The Cabinet. ...And on Saturday *ill tic a&d, for the first time, a new .....",rhe No rtY in five . /OS, called 'f lie Three per Cents ; cr, No wile Money Due notice will be given of the Night Intended for the Pa. Itriotic Fund. MONTGONIERYSHIRE:. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Subjea to .Conditions, at the Oak, in Welch Pool, on Thuisday the Ist Day of December, 18esj, between Three anti Seven , i n,the Afternoon, ,4Ver'y desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ca ll e d the SALE, .lying in the Parish ‘of Buttington, in the Mo n t g omery, il.l beautiful situation near the toot golfa Hills, and adji'ilMng to the . " n cltf the Turnpike, Rgad leading from - Pool to --9retvsbury about 'three Miles from the fonter, and about Ij"'" 1131 111caawa plate: rnpritemi * veq clonfortable vveliing.hous'e, Stable, and other Out.buildings, in corn. et tt•tepair;•-,a Garden, 0 rchardi. and tie.ver`al Places or Arable, .zAture and,,kleadow ;, with a small Inclosed Coppice, con. tainitk ilie tlio , wholdabou'LSa It. 19 P. in' a King Fence, ~.a nd "'rich SiyeS . a gikht 'fo ;corm/ton of. Pasture tbr.Sheep and 'Caftle":ln ,the •adjoihink:h p -walks. an the adjacent lidle,„44oo.,;fle.,LppliAtous-uwi„and 111 iy golfa, `The I louse, Beilldings,76llo; Orcliard and the Co ice vvith seven Picea of Land,raninunting,. to. about 44 A.. 1. 1 . 1 lod the Sheep s .walk y golfs, are,in liai.d, ai,td i) • 4 = l !•Nelid- 0 2.9 4 . 11 9: , 2,rh0d . ..N1ikrt1i.next ;„ the rcinainuer of I.4ll 4 l , 4 eontitflihk Arbor' jiht." - 38 , ?. tog e the r with the :C(l `; i r r iwokli au; I v fbr a Term Vcars,' whereof cight 4 -be.tioekpir.:d en the first of A S .o4 ;Vextvinider.thaK iit hrifkLLsll. as.. Land/old is It•oci to pay , thc e l." ; iilie'llineanit'irit whicti:e% very ro• , Nr.aqd Writh e •wpich:is also subjea to an. Annual ,Rent of 4ost and if:Viet' Rent at tad. A tclifp'ef the , Etrate!nratbe - seen and other. particulars loci; ,pt Ildm• on Premises, or of. Mr. 99,.:a,',t'iorneyi' a ilC Ia*stri atier,..In the Said • - • "DEB ,IRAOVE CIPPYIKI,O7 R.I7.IbENCE., • HAAMP- A :„, §TS,AI.); . . •.. , '''.' ":s.i ; tr .- ,BE'Sul:o4lBy AtiCTION, . • . i ily W4IERS* and. 'KINGSTON, ' At the Citstle 'lnn, Hampstead Heash, Miciatesix, on 'lltiraciiiy the 17th November, .tgo3, at Two o'Clocit, OMPRISING. a Nna; C,oinpad DWELLING. !JO p,„jE.,„ ontainir % "csvo pod • ,GAfrets „F our . il e d.. th ainbaii;rl" - tto - Parlours; Kitchen, Wa s h-hotisc; arid. MIN ibie:gtraChrd Offices, aroich-house and Stable, an excellent Garden, Green-house,. and §paimer-house l vcry eligibly si. tuate at West End, itialjUtead, line td ) Prop lay and, Resi stance *kb, vid ilitiber.l4q. (deceased). ' " • IWaY he v , 'say .and:nartictilars,had of Mes s rs. ,kent and 14.earal S oliCittirS, Clitibrd's inn; at , ihe, Boar and. Castle,, Sale streetOxfdrd-, London; White Lion, Paddington Lf i lace of Watf i ' oord,H the rt Preinies ; and uf Messrs. Waters•and Kingston,' . - • •.. 1 . EURNIT'UItr, &c. lIANIP S TEAb. N . , TO:BE 'SOLD, BY AUCTION, ,i.,' B W.A.l7Eik and vit Priday die :18th . Nos/amber, tf.o3,- on the Preasiset, 14 .. . • Eleven o'clo c k, ITIHR Genuine .1-iolisEl-101.13 'FUR NI TURE, A Plate, Linen. China, and other . 'Etreels of ii UNT ER, 1;;-sq . .. (t l :!cca'seil), late o f W est En:l, I larnpstc4.: Middlesex ; comp•ising i\iallogatty Fbur-poot and Field; 31cdstcais, with corded dimity and cotton Furniture, seasoned, } t catiter Beds and Redding; MaltoganT Wardrobc, Bureau s , -etairs, Dining and Card T.thles; Pant letin Stoyes, excellent Kitchen Range, Two Ei 2; l tt -d ay Cl ocks, abnur Fifty ()unties of Plate, some old China, mbout too Yolitines of Booksb, tTwo.Cappers ; atid,yarletY of kitchenitequisites,. &c, etc ; • May be viewer:tic day p receding the Sale, and Catalogues, had of Messrs. Kent and Nleass,•• Solicitors, ClittbriPt Inn ; ,Ilt the Boar and Castlo Oxforti-strect t London ; Whi tc Lion, 9 t ) ili 14 ingt o n ; Bell; Kilburne ;, Red Lion, Highgate ; Castle. i th , el Yorftliite.Grey, HairMatead ; on the Premises ; and of "iessrs. Waters hild-Kingsto4 %Vales-it, Hens. TN those ages when simplicity of manners and regularitY living were the result of mankind's Melina-. t ic); disease, had made little- progress nn the race of Men; Perhaps it was fans this eanseScurvy had not mad e i ts ra pid Progress till.about the titne,of Hippocratez, - witnie aphorisms Pr“ve. I e koew•the disease, When Drake, Anson, and Cooke triet,,litle4.oleir route In unexplored seas, their histories prove e u i tio+eatly-its sad existeijee. The u n i te d kingdoms of Great 13rit.lin.would testify, this scourge on hind without searchi ng , the histo ry of campaigns, ' When atultruny taught that the hinvran body ws.s:capahte of absorption, they panially buried the eftlided. The spccess of this treatment gave the idea of a complete antielote,,,,and :t vegetable .and mineral prepara tion, was to be the remedy airpropriatrii by medrea I expel tieriee: OrtflliS -41.161,>yry' Antiscorbutic Drops obtained the sanctio n of Furtipe, has piped His Majesty's Letters Ntetrt, and held stieh.an estiniation in every county of the united Kingdom. • • l!or the truth or the assertion of its aeliatron Scurvy, vide pilshitey"s-Treatise and Cases,of Scurvy, Serophula, Pout, 4 s o .ltrice 3s. 6d. sold t toget her with the Drops, No. is, Soho twMp ?(Itivv, ill bottles ol Sy, L:105. and i i. a s. with a black - attisect to each: • To the G EN TI.E MEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. cATl,Arativ, • A •Vacancy having occurred in the Representation of this County in Parliament, by the afflieling event of the Death am much to be lamented rather, I take the liberty of offering myself to succeed my Brother in that im portant and distinguished situation ; in discharging the Duties .of which (should 1 be honoured with your countenance and ; support) it shall be tuy anxious stody, by an unremitting attention to the interests and prosperity of the County, to merit so Battering a mark of your approbation and confidence. • 1 have the Honour to be, • • • Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient Humble Servant, . R. EDWARD 11. SOMERSET. Badminton, Wov.• 3, tSI3. N. 'B. 'The Day of Elettion being fixed for Monday the t4th instant, 1 beg. leave earnestly to request the honour of yourearly Attendance at Gloucester, in my favour on that Day. " • To thc . PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, • titotessa•;o ro - mrt,attax, THE flattering vlonuragement I received on my. . former application, induces me now to offer thyself as a CAN DID ATE •to :fill the Vacancy in your Court, ocaa ttioned by the Death ()fa late worthy Direllnr. Should' your zealous support• place me in that honourable Situation, I will endeavour to merit your confidence, by de voting my thine to your important concerns, and by exerting, in your service, the experience I have acquired by constant ipolication; in various situations, in India and guropc, both at Sea and on Shore. . I have the Honour to be, with thegreatest Respell, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most onzdicrit, and devoted humble Servant, 1011 N JACKSON. .• Broad-street Buildings, London, the 31st Odoner, tga3. STATE LOTTERY, 1343, . B EGINS DRAWING the 901 of JANUARY SCIiEME. No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. $ of ,C 20,000 rls ,C 40,000 II • 1 0,000 . ao,cuito . a . ,5,00 . 0 . - , 10,000 i ft 2,000 • 6,0n0 . t i ooo . 6,000 to . suo ; . 5,000 *0 . 200 a 4,00* 19 - too . 5,000 too . 31 - 5, 0 00 , 6 13 2 5 - 2 0 . 126,500 -___-_ 26,000 Tickets • 1:227,300 • First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 4.20,000 Ilitto•Last Day - . - 5 3000 Arc part of the . above Capital s . TICKETS and,SHARES are SELLING at- EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-0 VFICE ,• and the PRIZES PAID ON DEMAND. • PIthSENT PRICE. • Ticket - C Half .17 40. • - - 818 o Eight h . 2. .6 Quarter . 4to 0 Sixteenth s o ECOND LOTTERY for 1803. T and Co. Stocic.l.ltoker; . at did* OM S Office, No. It, vouLTRY, are selling TICKETS and SHAIt ES of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing on the gth I anuary nest. • FORTUNATE TICKETS. Ne.. 3z6, a Frisco! Tcn Thousand Pounds—No. I t,599? a Nile of Fille Tirmsand Pounds—,No. 20,430. a Pri7enr i lye Thousand Pounds—No. 0,646, a Prize of Two Thonsand founds—Nos. 4522 and 29,g15, both Prizes of One Thou sand Pounds, alai others to a great amount, have been shared anti sold at this Office since November last. ARMY AND NAVY •EQUIPAGE. T'EIE PA . l'EN`r CA MP I.3EPSTE A DS, . Furni. ture, Mattratses, and Bedding complete, are very respo - recorurnentledto Gentlemen, as being the most portable and, stiperior to any others made in Lo:idon ; Marquees, Tents, 'fables and Chairs, on imPrdled principles ; ..Sea Cots, Sofa Beds and Chairs, f o r on Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture,. and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East 'and West-Indies and all Foreign Climates, at M ' ORGAN and SANDERS'S • Patent Bedstead Manufatiory and Ware-Rooms, No. 16 and ti, Catherine-Street ? Strand. MORGAN and SANDERS!s New . invented Imperial Dining Tablet, allowed to beihe most complete and elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable paeklng in a Bes t . but ten Inches deep. N. 11. The lasnionable Sot - a -Bed and Chair-Iced Ware_ hmise. ANNUITIES R.EDEEhIABLE. TEN Yeats Purchase will he im m ediately given for . Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, wherethe Parties have an absolute interest, and on which (by reason of the pressure nf, the, times) Money cannot be- obtained upon Mortgage . . And eight Years' Ptnvhase Will likewise be given for An nuities tbr young . Lives, secured on the like Property, or on Money in the Funds, where the Parties. have only a L,ife In terest. In either case, the Grantors will hove the power of tr.-deeming the same:. Apply personally or by Letter, toMr. King, at his house, Na. y, iohn- street , . MANOR Of I4CE, CHESHIRE. MR. • CHRISTIE very respectfully iriforms the l'ublic, that' ihe . MANOR, or 1.0141)SIII1'•and •EsTivr F. of INC E, in the neighbourhood of th e City of .Cheter, which Was adver;ised for Sale on Thursday The loth of November, is postponed till the Thursday follow ing, the sith instt This, it is hoped, will' be accepted' as .iiniely notice, that no . disappointment may arise to Gentle- Wen, whose intention it may be to attend the Sale t they will by this means also have/the opportunity of colleautc tisrther infigmation respecting INCE, which, in p9int of cOnsc 'quence, value, and important Contingencies, is not to be ex.. eveded by any Estate ever brought to Public Satu. , CITY, OF BATH. A' DESIRABLE HOUSE. FOR SALE, Private „o• By i.utraci, '"THAT Large, Convenient, Well.built,T4OUSE, with large Catilen, Coach-house, and Stable adjoining, elegantly fitted up, in a good state of Repair;,, together with the Modem ELEGANT ;FURNITURE ,, Iatge Pier Masai; tice. No. 12, St. .jarnes's-square, Bath, " the real Property of a Geuileinan going abroad. Hous6 will accommodate a latge Family has good ,and a Pump at Water. The Furniture Lou don madc.--Tickets to view the Premises may be had by ap plying to Mr . .. Flora, at No. 9, john-street. . • TO BE SOLD, in one of the MIDLAND COUNTIES, jkl•T:Excellent FAMILY HOUSE, in the Ancient Stile, with all necessary Offices, in complete Repair, situated in a . small .Paddock adjoining a Turnpike Rawl ,• with a Manor, and about moo ,Acres ot rich Land, 'chictiy ' Pastrc compadly situated, and divided illto convenient Farms, lett to very respectsble.Tcnants, and fairly estimable (exclusive or the tvlanswn and Pitadobly at 15"I' per "1"1"' clear of all Out-goings, and capable o great unproveimut. A pplicat ions, iu person, or by Letters post-paid, to Messrs. cgattiaris, Lincoln's 11111,.L0i dm, will be attcadlui to. This Day arc publish In Royal Odavo, No. 11. pricz 7s. 6d. of EPORTS of CASES . in the High Court n JLX. Chancery. determined by, Lord Chancellor ELDON Dv - FRANCIS VE,S'EY, Inn.lEjA). ,Of-• Lincoln's Inn, Barrister ,at " Law. Printed for Brooke and 41411-ydril Temple Par W. Clarke and Sons', Portugel-viect; and' the primipa, Booksellers of the United KingdoM. • • - •Of whom may' be had the former Parts of those 11epprt§, during.the thine of Lord Thurlow and Lord, Louxhilfoinbkil. from 29tkGeo. 111. 1789, to .124 Ceo. 111. Mix, in Six Volumet,-*vis. Voii„.. 4 1\ 4, 3, new Edition, in Royal Bvo. price bound, • - I• 3 0 Vols. 4, S, 6, Folio, pr ice pound • bl 3 o lb El 'PLOD'S PRACTIC.;. This 'Day . was published, A New Edition (beitig . theThinl),-in Two Volumes, Oia.tvo, Price 11.- 4s. in boards. of THE PRACTICE of the COURT of KING' S BE Ntil in Personal Atlions, with References to Case& in praiitice in the Coninton Pleas. • , liy WILLIAM TI DO. Esq. of the Inner Temple. Printed for Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard, TernpL:.bar; W. C !Ark(' and Sons, Portugal-street. Lincoln's Inn; I. But. terworth, Fleet , street ; and I'. coo ke, Orin ow! itx, DO Wis. osthorts. i may be .had, in One V'olurne, Oekvo, price toy. 6d. in no,irls, The Prad'icalForina. l?ay was published, 1 4 114:e, is. •A SERMON, preached on the Mnrning of the is the. Cathedral Church of B r ist&t, and in tile Evening at Latua..Charl, Path. By the Rev. Dr. RANDOLPH, • Piebendary of Bristol, Chaplain to His Royal Highness' the . Duke of York. Bath ; Printed byy. R. Cruttwell ; and sold by F. and C. Rivington, St. Patilis . Chtmh- yard, and T. Hatchanl,' Picca dilly; London; the Booksellers of Bath, - Bristol, &c. Ot whom ina be had, by the same Author, in One Vol. Octavo, 6s. in boards,' Sermons preached at Laura:Chapel, Bath. during the seaion of Advent,' :no. No. 39, ruacket-street, March I,- 180.3. TjAVlNG.ticdmitted Myself to the sillily, and. ii....L , beengratific , l by the anota . consitlerahle praCticein that branch which I thought proper to seleet,T mist 014.1 have. not more . ritiserriployeti my time than those who, in the ex. tensive field of the eroteskion, are occasionally immers:ti in uneettainty, anticannot always attain that success which is acquirett by . Coneenirating the intellitaluallpower to one class of disortiefr.' 7 • • 1 he•Diseashot are peculiarly distressing; for they bring with thent a train of eoll.Cohlitallt Symptoms, and, by a depressina of all vital energy,*existence itself becomes embit wed. • Vilieth:r they prise hum the prevalence of ill ex► ample, the destructive habits •of schoolboys, or the less ex ' cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require the most as siduous professional skill ; and %well may it be observed, that by the.ignoranceoftinedocated meg, the symptoms are aggra rated, and the constitution is destroyed. At a Member of the' Royal College of Surgeons, and far. rnerly Surgeon in the Army, I .grolpid my pretensions on re gularity. at education, and possessing every - privikge to prac tice, I feel 'myself entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been so libergily honoured. .1n the first sensations of local weakness,-early app 'cation ' will prevent the .:a lautity or a Debilitated Frame ; but where the suderer, from a .consciousnesi of the unmanlinesi of tile vi.ee which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his Family Physician, andibroods over his firrnity with careful equcealment, it must be satistadlory tbr him tb . be . - assured. nor only ot capability of treatment, but sispof imst i,,t solabte secrecy. idly, The. Vereteal* ISisiase contaminates the springs of tire, 'the seeds ot existence are poisoned by it, and posterity Is injured by the indiscretion ot an unguirded moment. In recent venereal complaints it is possible to prevent Nip, danger, or distress . ; and in the most complicat e d c ases Luis the acquirement of ex elusive experience in this line to abet a sate, certain, and speedy re-establishtnent. opir, the advantage of this traperience to those of either sex who are sfilieteii with nny kitid ofdebility, or any Symp toms of Venereal lnfealon, ;And in in castes Silt terms of remuneration are stated on the first Interview.' :- • Patients in the Country are espe&ed to inclose, a Baqk N ote , an d ar c requested to s p ec ify t h e i r age and manner' t living, as well as' the existing symptoms of the complaint.. ;MARTIN BRI;12, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No: 29, Strand, Arundel -street, near Tern ple-har.---Thete is an additional entrance in Wirer street ad inuring.. t.ZiglthAl; 1.11,11 , 41)NE55, To Mr. T110114i3 TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, 9, NOY . bridge-street, London. DltAlt sia, T T is with the• must heartfelt satisfaction 'that I address yottoir the ineomparabla excellence or your in valuable Medicine, LEAKE's PAT F.NT PILLS. In the Spring sof this year I had the misfortune to contract . a Vehe. real Complaint, attended with the. moat alarming and dan gerous symptoms; insorntrelf,•.•that I have been confined to my room for a•whole weeit'vagether," And not able to Stir out of it; I had , no rest night nor clay, and suffered the most excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, my eyes grew weak •and dim, so that I could scarce disc ern my °Wed ; if over so close to me, And expected nothing less than the total loss of my sight.— From a stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, and an objett of pity and com passion . .M y friends had all .given me over, and thooght my recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and expeeling every minute to be My. last in this world, I was fortunately recommended by - a neighbour to try your Medicine; but having tried.4l medical - aid to no purpose,* and being at an enotmoos'expenee, it was some time befotel could be prevailed on to take them; at last I sent for six boxes, and before I had, taken them , a ll, I found con. siderable benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and. my eye sight grew better,,ancl, to the great, surpriae and asto•irsh. malt of all my filend4 (after taking three boxes more), my health • itykstrength petleelly restored; and I a nt now (hanks to my tiod antt,y . our invaluable Madielnes) as well and hearty:as everl was in my life. You are at full liberty to publish this ih any• manner you think 'proper; for the• benefit of society at large, :and • Which . ; should have sent you - sooner, but was fearful of a' relapie. I remain, with the utmost gratitude, • " Dear Sir, yourobliged humble Servant, - R. L. LEIGH. High-oreet, )lirminghim ? Nov. i, 179 g. • • The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all Persons that Are in any doubt of their being entirely flee of every Vtiseteal Ail4tion, particularly to those about alter ing their ,condition in. life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that 'nature, of however lung standing, or' however disguised under the appearance .4.4 other disorders it may be; fdr Scorbutic, - Glandular, and Cutaneous Corn plaiurs, it is also recinumencied to be taken, especially in the Spring,‘Sumrrier, and Fall. • . Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA‘'.. LOS Menlbtfr of the Corporation of Surgeons,'; London, at his flouie, 9," New Bridge-street; where ha 'wills give . Advice, Without a fee; "to perbons takinethrge Pills, arid, will answer - Patients' Letier3, if pesit.paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the .most invielable Patient's name or case having been rnentienrl, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the coolie' of more than 35 years, that he has had the, cootie t.4ti or an extensive sale of the above Medicine, arid the Prattler arising therefrom. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Per. furrier's, No. 35, St. Athanta•street, ; Mr. !co- - . • bettson's Toy4hr it p, No." nog,: Oxfor(l4treet ; M Steel's, No. Union-row, Little ; and by one Per "n in ever, consider:Ole Town in 4 c . i n b i i ices of only each,. - I.taled tip,:witb full and plain Di rections; woereby 4.oesens or ,either Sex trams OM them selves with misearal secrecy, N.. is. Each Itox sold HS Great Britain ia„see)e4nP . with a Stamp, o n winch, .hy f avo ur of the Commissioners is pnnted at the Startip-Office-," 4 T. Taylor, Na. g, New Brike-atreet,...t it inulate ,ii 1 11 0 04 .viper ate ‘01441;01101(4. OFL'ICJ OF ORDNANC.E, • Nrlember 1, !II:13. 'THE PRINCTPA OFPIefRS' of llit MA. yES T 1 I.r ORDNANCE her,bv give ,Nwice, that Proposals will be redived •at their Ogce,in St. Alarg.tret.t'titet, Ikesintiniter, on or before Mondqy .the 1411 , instaot, fiom stict, Perms as may be 4rlllitig to uneketake the Perfirminee of the PLUMBERS WORK far this Department, at cilArtl4or, kpax ii . Contra9 I.r Three Year:. . The Tervs and anaitions of the Cantrai7 mit) , be t sown; 47d printed Schedules be received, upon application at the 01 i nane,. Ogee, at Civehant aiinesaid, and alsy al the Secrelaryt qffice, in St. llfargaret.strecr, any AO. tetwien, the hours ef Te. 4 and Four c'CAck, where the lirloals are tf , he adivoet‘ re...id up, and ?traded in the uutiidc, Prato.talt fir the Per.; firmance. of the Plumbers ;Pork al Chatham;se but no Prop - c - 5..1 can be admitted after the said 14th instant, Order of the /bard, CRAW, Secrel47. 10FFIC& OF ORDNANCE, • • lath Oe. z 903, T PRINCIPAL .O,FFICERS YESTY'e. ORDNANCE do larehy give Notice, tkat Proposals will Se riceivcd at their Office, by St. Margaret-street ll'eriminster, and by the errpeiiiiv* teem ofite Ordnance at PLrhoto,ssih, on er Infore Thursday the ut 49. of . Dreerffloor next; front such Persons as nag I , r willing As undertake the :opt" of the CUN CiIRIUsiGE ; 11 , ORK, toiezher with 9AK DIN! ,EL it! BOeIR ,and PLANK, and -XSII SPAKES . and Othee "tdirles, jor. the. Ordnance Service let PORTS AIOUTII, a, ~6,1 C.outrap, for a prriod of tree Years. Schedules of t.'..‘e Artie* la he !applied, twether with the Terra and condiloys of the Contrail, may bt knovn upon application al the Secretary': 'Office, in Si. 4'itt,garet-street and also at th Orsinaleti Office - at .portsmouib aforesaid,. .411 Y between the fluffs of Ten and Four o'clock'; uoletre at either place Proposals may he delivered sealed up, and marked on the I' sali. the Gun-Carrine Work, Szo.. for the Ordnance Servieo at Portsmouth ;" Ara no Proposal can h eadwit.id after the sill let Day of December. Fy Order of the Ihr ! r e j, R. IL ('RE';; CHEST-OFFICE, GitEEMPICIL os. 24, 1803. •. • • . NOTICE it ktreby That the Papneat of - the GREENWICH (late Cb.vhatii)CllEST PEA:SIVA% EltS; will commutes at tM Office o.lr' 1 L.4lfy tht 16,11 day of Dormter eXI. All Pentiotterrderitoir of iniving their Minty rent/lied, are to Jignib the same by Letter, and are Most stria& direacet to attend to the following Regulations t ...- tat, To date their Letters (*rani the place and County la which they rc..peclively reside, with such limber tlitotifisna as may be necessary to ensure a Letter rowing then► from this Office. . , 'To express the yearend name ref the Ship in which they severally received the Hurt or Wound fur which they were admitted as Pensioners to tttc Chest ; the annual - amount of P.enaioo, and the number or number' Insetted on the Pension Certificate. 3d, The name of the nearest Town to them from where* it is most convenient to receive their . Penstott Ploney, ands Town having A Reeeiver.Goneral of Land-Tax ftir the Court+ ty, a Colieetor of the Customs, a Coll e ct or q f t h e E xc i ae, or Clerk of the Chrcque.• 4th, To address their I.,etters--$$ To the DireCors of the chest at ()Nei:midi or To the Accountant of the Chest at Greenwich;" and to ohaerve, that all Letters or Pack ages, 'otherwise directed, will be charged With Bottum not received at this Office. By Comuittut of the Di reaors, LACEj, hi •L.E. A N, Accountant. --~---- WORTHY the ATTENTION of THE AFT' LICTED . IT is but justice t o y o u r merit, 'ant thluiti ac knowledge, in this public manner, the gooil cfreci j ex 'perlenced teem taking your valuable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Lordial. I was afiliCied for several years with a violent Scorbutic Disorder; as also with Deafness in an alarming degree. I could find no benefit. for tltes. conl elaints..‘d,th° l 4lll al ) " pli e d t o soveral.of the mo s t em i nent of the Facul ty, but was; perfeelly cured by taking the above Medicines. 1 am, Sir, • Your ever gratetui and IttunOte Servant, I OS EPHA !t.THY, 'Far mer and Maltster, Witness to, the , d ao ht v . e nricl bridge; 'near Mamas.; Esse x, g WM. SaXIOR, Tillin4ll4lll, May. 27, stloz. Dear Sir,. Portsmouth. 'My situation for many yew past has been So truly mi. serable, that I have often wished for death to relieve me, but have wished in vain ! Owing to juvenile indiscretioiai, a vice tontraded at School, I laboured under almost a total deprivation of sight; my menary had' lost Its retentive powers, and my other faculties lyeroso mach impaired, , i hat I had little - hopes. while my cxiaence might be pculougedi Of . being any thing elite than a drone in tiei great hive of so.. cicty. I had applied to a number, of eminent physicians, whose prescriptions, inate.a(l of relieving, tended oiiiy to in crease the malady, until, about tburteen months slim:, I was 'nude acquainuxl with your two Valuable Medicines, the TANICAL SYRUP and NEI:VOUS CORLAAL, and, after taking three bustles, I found inysel f so much invigorated, both corporally and mentally, that I could scarcely credit the evidence of inv. own-senses. By taking two bottles more, r found 'myself .so.perfeelly restored to health strut spirits, that I feel.mySelf, if L may be allowt6l the expression, an inhabi. rant of another world: About ten months since I married, and three weeks agotny wife presented me with a sort, to. tits great joy of myself and friends, who leader long time despaired 'of having the tamily name perpetuated. • It; Sir, y1:11 think the publieatioa of this remarkable eure • will he a benefit to the eortrturtity, 'and to young men in particular, you arc .perttsCily at liberty to do so. My rank and situation in life. makes it uhprop er t o t my name to appear at l / 1 01)011cmrt of an. advertisement in a public paper;, ever, 1 shall be in London about the middle of next month, :where I shall be happy to assure yost with what respect and gratitude I am, Sir, Your mu c h obliged homble SeFvaiir, - W. E. Royal. Navy. The Botanical Syrup and Resterative Nervous Cordial, so be had at the Deitur4 House, No. 9, Albion -street, in bottli:a at 11. as. 'IS. 6(l..and. ss. pl. (duty' iiselucled); lebonit and Co.'s, late Bacon, No., i), Oxford-street, opposite Bowl street; Golding, No. 42,Lortthitl; wards No. 3 1 4, Holborn; Withers (late Coach's) Medicine Warelaa se, No.' lay, • s trln a, Temsole.. - bars TUtt's, Royal E;:cliadga l Persiiiner Majesty No. .o', 1)111-M w 311; E. Neocr, corserof . Paul's Chun:ft : yam 1.1011 , :91'5, Itor,l EnritariKe s c lu n g an d nutl.-4r, No. 4,l;heapsiele; Bur geOIS, MICA. Son, .o. p:4, IN market ; Shaw's' Medicine Warshouie, High.:street, earougt . ,) ,'apposite rite Sootwaft.; Bark ; pid t fing's, No. 76, Oxford 4trect, opiirisiie the Pantheons tortes, Druggist, No. 31, Blackman street, Borough; Dicey, Bow-lane. • - And to lie 1)41 of all the Booksellers arid printers itythe principal tiarkitt * Tobvii4-in ti;oLtnite4 4ittutionl4,,