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. ,-; •:44-0, 04:15 .4 Off"'"' - „ 4 P ':',.. !.. 41 , 1 t., ;4 1 ,„..„r"reo - ',, , •• • &,,- 4sv . i . i • .. .. -......, \sr...L.,- r q , o „ .. • •yr d,i e „ . . . \ ‘.‘; 44 4, , A , • _ , _ . •4 D ..icl" RT • ,-.••_ ~ti„,4-19,,,;,° .c--":- .. ~..,c, •/-.- ~.--7. , _.-- • ,p.,,, r _. , 1 t ,--- S 46 ,i„ , . .. . . . -..--,,,,,?,,,,,,,,,t‘ , . + i ) :- .. 2 1 ig r• 'Il 11~ NUtinER 3428.] TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 13. 1803. (PRICE SIXPENCE. THE THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN, T'MORROW EVENING, Sept. 4, 1803, ad'time, an Occasional Address to the Public, to be spoken by Mr. FAWCETT ; after which will be presented a Comedy, called PATRIOTIC F.UND,. LLOYD'S, SEPT. 6, tBo3. AT a GENERAL MEETING 6: the COI VT. MITTEE for MANAGING the PATRIOTIC FUND .at Lo YD'S, held This Day, at .the Merchants' Seamen's Office, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman.. At a MEETING hell at . CAVAN v of the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and-FREEHOLDERS of the County of CAVAN, on Monday, the tsth of August, pur stiant to Public Notice, the High Sheritrin the Chair, the foll Owing Resolutions were unanittiously.agreedto :‘ RESOLVED,- That 'the following , ADDRESS be presented to HIS MAJESTY TH ONI AS BURROW ES, Esq. High Sheriff; idthe'Chair ; " TO THE KI•NG's MOS . T EXCELLENT MAIESTY, MOST GRActnuss9v*Rtic.N, "'WE, your Majest y's faithful Subjeets, theßiabillty, ;entry, Clergy, and Fria,tholders. of, Ow :'.(.:ountyof CAY:111, reel it our sacred'Outy, at thiS awful and iinportalit crisis, to approach your Majesty's Throne, and renew the 'solemn l' ledge of our Loyalty andunhaken •attatzlitnent to,your Royal erSoo, and 'o'tte' ardent devotion to' the' ConStittrtion; a Pledge .which, in • ail the Lite calamities Of this . .. Country, . was.neveriOsfeited by the•Coutl;%. of c4, 4 2n..;m4,34,;.,,t,•0 1 ic5t Concern we lisiieTteard dial a Rt.:54 , 1161g I risqrffiliOn; ked by atts of peculiar' tiarbitritti• • ha;;ogaliPtakrtiOrt ter of any • partleti ihiat'litngdont; ;. txtsEWertirlit fang and decssiveißer t ly,pf yqiir.l44,lot36o4,lqa.c.rntktottt,lnd the zealous 9t ever y 11111,V.1; 4X:dually to onset and ilisselierklib'trailtitotis.Oorispirt4..' ".At the 'same tet:l ou•selvessippelled,,by every motive of public and privy er t mer,:st, to e:sptess our hottor iitl'indignation,' tha t any, ever,of• the lower, i:da:isr;;',s' of our rellow.sithjetlii, - ihtittld t,e tound so lost to the thsty they (Ave in tkir rtxi , to their Sovereigii; . ,;putto their Country, as to hecoine the tionaiiiral:inStruments of:1 t'oreign Enemy, or perpetrato;.s :ot the wicked 'Suggestions of those domestic Frruitorsii.who, its return-ti.it the clemency they have experi mqd town their injured Cuuntry,, are endeavauriug again to plunge it into all'thelfor:'ors of a Civil War. " We shicerety deplore the necessity that has compelled your Majesty a4itin to.appeal. to arms, to maintain the honour ;Ind satety of the. Empire: know the value of Peitee— but we feel what we have to preserve; and what to ev,pi:et from a treacherous. and tapicious , Enemy ; and we do, in the most solcrnputatmer, asittre your Majesty, that all his nienai.C3 any preparations haVe had no 'mho' cited on our minds, than to confirm- our unqualifietUdeterittithitibti,chearfolly to de vote our lives anti tortnnea in defence of your Majesty's Per. Lou and Government; and we look forward with confidence, that, Mider Divine Providence, the united exertions of a brave and tree People,. rallying 'mind their beloVeil Sovereign, will • preserve inviolate the glory Obis ,Crown s .and theindepend ence•of the Cotplt - • " ' Vouehsarc to accept the Prayer of u.; your faithful Sub jects, that.yotir Majetty inay.long reign over a tux: and grate ful People." • ' taoMA,S.nvtrtovas, Sheriff. Resolved, That, the above, Address lie presented to I its ExiAllen4 the Lord Lieutenant by. the I•ligh 'Sheriff: re questing.tigt- he may be pleased to tanstuiVtlie.same to his Majesty. , , . The High' Sherillliaving left the Chair, and the Earl of Farnham being called the uttaniuunis Thanks of the Meeting were given to the.Fllgh Sherilf, fiir.his readiness in convening the County, And his very proper conduct in the Chair: ' , -OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • ' . . . ding, 30,.. 4,863. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. yrsrps ORDNANerIo - bier& iive - 7Noteri-tintifr.. Propot.i(s turn he received at their Offi'ee, in St.. Margaret-fireet, befoi;e - rbursday.tlit is t 6 of Srgionviet<nefit, ./;an tuck rasps as may he willing . to undertake tloeSurtly rAiswirD tNAES, andotlitt afrtscla.al LE4TIIIIR, Service of tbe Ordnance, f o r a piriod q l l . l4ree Year:. no Teems and .Conditions of the Contraa, troethre. with 14e N.ttxir of tue Amides to 6, nmy cation at t.fir,Secretary, 44? 11 5t...../11orpret-i'veet, duo 04. v besu:een the Is:-arrs of Tca al‘ii Pont VteNf, air 15 he idelitieredosealed np,'and•nailked on thr 't 7 4 3 t0-y, po.tah for the Surly of Tanned &c 1.. /be 0..144,1c-to Serti:e.;" but no-Profkail 'can br adasiard after the Altili."-'l5/0 day of Srptember sat. • , , „ , BiOrare'V ibe ' R If. epFq . . THE MAN OF THE WORLD. . . Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WADDY ; Sir Pertinant Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; . Egerton, Mr. H. SIDDONS•;,; Melville, Mr: CORY ; Sydney, Mr. BAUNTON; Lady Rodolpha Lumbereourt; Mrs. GLOVER r •• . . Constantia Mrs. H. SI DDONS ' • Betty Hint, 'Mrs MATTOCKS ; ' Nanny, Mrs. BEVERLY ; To whichtwill be added an Opera in two Ails, called ROSINA. Belville, Mr. INCLEDON ; Captain Belville, Mr. 11l LL. • - • Rosin, Miss MA RTYR ; • ' *.* Pliceb4 Mrs. MARTYR ; - •.n ; Dorcas, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Public are respedfully informed, that Mrs. Sid.lons is engaged at this Theatre, and that due notice will be given oilier first appearance. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d.- Gall. as. Upper Gall. is. Places for BrAes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office in Ilart- street. . . . The Doers to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at half past Six. No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina" Th e Ni g ht intended for the Patriotic Fund is deferred to on account of mangy Patrons the Month of Novemb e r next , or that Institution being absent irom Town. • On I tiday the Comedy of The Beaux Stratagem.. On Nlunday Romeo and 'Witt.. Amount Subscribed, 3. per Cent. Consols., ,C 20,200 0 _o Amount of Subscriptions - - - 147,849 17 9 Adjourned to Tuesday, the 13th of September,. at Twelve o'Clock precisely. , . . FRANCIS, BARING, Chairman., His Grace the Arch. The Mite.cifa bishop of Canter 4 11411- pay • bury - - 'coo .o o , Lieutenant 31. 3s. The Worshipful Corn. His ire . 1. - 21. zs. s' • party . 'of Clotli- sans. -workers - 300 0 0 , underage 61. 6s. Henry Baldwin - 25 o 0 And six (laugh- Rev. Franci,s,.Forte- • ' ters; ditto 31. 35.-14 14 0 -scue, Knorofoid to Id o Daniel Draper e 2 la Bruce Boswell,. !ye! 'Robert Stevenson too 00 Lodge - so o o Capt. Rich. Wil- Rev. Francis „Drake, hams, Royal Ma- Beverly - to to o fines - • - to •10 0 Rev. James Cox, Mas. James anti Robert ter of the Gains- Coloultoun - S 2 to `,0 .. borough School - 5 to o Eleanor.Krahtilla Law- The Ushers-and 27fir rence,Dta pers'-hal I s ' the Students Of 'the . fewirriends of the • Mile School .5 to: o • Society; of Fred. and , Patrick Keatly - 3o 0 o Happy Britons, at the , Lord William Gar- White Horse, Rbo'd.! , dOlt •. • too o o lane -" • 20 , a'"6- lubstriptions *received by _Bennett- and White, at the Be of. this House'; and Letters torthe Committee are desired to • beaddresmato Mr. Welsford, Secretary to the Patriotic Fund Committee, Lloyd's Colred-house. IiEDFORD RACES, I So3. TO be run for (in the Cow_Mearl(sw, near Bedford, on Wednesday the r.pli Day of Septetnber, the:Wo burn Stakes-of Ten Guineas each, with, Twenty Gqi.pcas added from the Race Fund. Three years old to carry 7st., four years old Bst. 21b. five years old• 951. six-years old sarttU aged gst. slb. Vlaresallowed 31b.—The best of three Two.mile Heats, T , . he Winner to be sold for tso Guineas, if demandea:" 'l'o be named by Eight o'Clock on the Evening before run ning, and.th.: Stakes paid to the Clerk of the Course at the . , thine of naming. " 'suaicarieki. I ~' .Is*AST INDIA 111JS1, , • 7 -- . • e ptetnbe: ,1.1801, : rpftli COCI R. DIKEGI'OICS' of ibe U s Ar I IT.D co.lriAl4l' of` AII?PrOMN't.V',;4I2VG: LAND tratiitq to the Eatt7lttdles;sdo'btr4 giviiVAice • That lip 4 11411 be reu.iy to.reccive Pr.pot.4lr tit iv:it;•l 4 A, 0 4 , or he /we it v.t: t , the )list iftwant, from an t . Po tv,1 ,1 4 P1 , 3,?..,ha1e..getr,J41:d 19 nith 144 (404,14: 1 $ 111 0V Tram sl-,rt Set vier, `with ' the Tomtit. •ikelVellti Sooti,*•l4-4:44 •what ;Fri'int,.llto , are to 4,4 • . • r COO!) COP -BOTTOM RD •S 1 I /At' 1-0 • of OM .Sots to tilt.) Ton t' in thret'i: va krir kontt '4 . 1 4 41; 0441 4 tLi Goods Jr um Chitta ; tucb st4p., lobe arprryved Ogrerr, tintifo'Le Ma lied AAA' qiPPA it-fttiotertiareiperhi'otr ee4 - ably to the usual Regillationl of the Compay. The telt:ter" r e express the Rile of I. eeight for Bstiltierit Ille i tturrtionfe; vrthi.allo for Sarpiur 7 .trytage natitoroke-tame 4# the lowest Termt, a , thp2eiviiii,nyt he am , otprtitititr abatemeitt. _ Te.4l*l . r the ) 1. Ship ellett: dips ibtrov;r, to ktererdAy i( f it with,the.S,rret,tv at or h t foretwelty 0'C.144 - 4 at 1V 'n, I;tt , t be 11st Init.' beratd ttigcbitoitt'i'tt`tiv the e Term:. . • 1,1 otfditiolr ;Pi vhiSb -S l i iP s zs4 ll " fIiILLIA Al it 4 A Sete, de olotained Jar the ,ampaly's .Servirt, may A. 36n dPi lb Coßra”, ,Clerk (...,anstittee : DISEASES OF THE EYE, MESSRS. TAYLOR, OCULISTS to HIS 'MA ESTY and the PRINCE or WALES, inform the Public, that they are to be consulted in all DISORD pA of the EYE, till Twelve o'Clock evcrY Day nr H o . m ; and AsAOAo after that hour. No. to, Hatton-Garden. • •r . '.LANDSCAeL.GARUEXING., C. SAI I 4I)YS (Fourteen Years an A.c‘i:..tarit to ~ the late Mr. Ernes), most respeelluity into ruffs :he Nubility awl Gentry, tint ixe - ittys-out W cf. l i iet4. NrCZ°E, ,,1, .• , 1 (.artten ., ,,*e. &c., in tit.: tintv3 I ,i! Went: tic giverterspeetive Vicw4 Stievevs, 46,1 pcior to the. execution., .1.)e,4;;, , ,, for houses, Intl ill other linrticultur.il Bilirdings, .41 the tiewtst. auuLtrtost itlipsoved print,tWef,„ttpon :nog:rate .t-rt,sa. Loters t lytitressectio C: Sandy 3, N.,. 2, fif.a;ik cot-nlitee, Lambeth. will he ante . attelided to. T 1 I ; 111.Y1)1..ENE.X. antt t k/N. FREEROLD and COI?V'1101.1) ESTATE of , , ,• To the NOIiLEMEN• GENT LEMEN, and INIIABI. TANTS of - th e PARISH 'of ST. GEORGE, NA. 1 . NOVER.SQUARE. . . .. .. ... ... DUKE OF GLOUCESTER'sLOYAL VOT.UNTEERS. At a General Meeting of the Corps, August IS, 18,..3, Resolved, P rHAT in ord er to meet the Wishes of a number' 1 of Persons of Rank, Respectability', and Fortune, who, being prevented by sex, age, or state of health, from atibrd mg personal aid, desire nevertheless to evince their ,Lovaitys and skew their approbation of the public.spirited Mistives which have induced the Formation of this Corps, by contd. buting to the extraordinary Expellees thereof—the 'Treasurer be empowered to receive from' such Persons a Subscription einot less than Two Guineas.. Published by Order of th e Milit ar y Committee, JOSEPH lIASLEWOOD, Sec. rgt• The Subscription Rook - lays wills the Treasurer, lames Palmer Hobbs, Esq. No, Isa, New Bond -street. " TWENTY THOUSAND POUNPS VirANTED, on MORTGAGE of a FREE . 1•101.1) ESTATE, consisting of large Farms, for which Five per Cent. will be given. TheMone) to remain Five or Seven Years. Any Gentleman having influence or interest to procure the 11 th above Sum, or the amount of it in two or three equal Sims, SW) Numu o!.0•r-%:ovrt115 and one-teurth, Nti4ll to.riVe oc4t THOUSAND PO Li hi DS. For particulors apply to Messrs. B. and j. W. Barrett, Cray's Jnn, London. A PARTNER WANTED TN the PRINTING , BOQKBINDING, an t i 1. PAPERHANGING BUSINESS, in a most desirabl e Situation in th e C ountry. Further Particulars may be knowq by application to Mess. Crosby and Co. Booksellers, Stationers' -court, London. I ................+............. TO PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, lIINDF.RS, STA. • TUNERS, AND PAPER-HANGERS. 1 -1 0 be immediately.Disposedbf; a ver), Deiirable and Eligible SITUATION in, the above Branches, in a Capital Market-Town, the centre of numerous Family Seats, and a very Genteel Neighbourhood, distance from Lando' n about Go miks. The Business is capable Of very pea imp•overnew, and to be disposed of by the present POSies4l9ls, having enlarged other engagements. For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Crosby and Co. Booksellers, Stationers' -court, London. TO VETERINARY SURGEONS. " r ro BE DISPOSE!) OF, a tlesirahle SITUA. TioN in the above Art now in lull P rat l ice, and havinx no.qtralified Veterinary S urgeon within foal miles. Further. particulars may be known, and immediate Pos session may be ttad, by applying to Mr. :'cc nary Veteri nary Surgeon, Lincoln (who is going to retirel; Or to Mr. Mower, N. 2080 Oxford-street, London. —Letters to be post-paid. Lincoln, Sept.., to, 1803. • • !,th%Nr MIIDICINE ACT. • At the only Warehouse for Dr. I.\ M FS's POWDER, TH, No. 4s, St. P au l' s Church-yard, London. b: following MEDICINES are Sold, a t t h e Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as ',L! is c oaded, that from the ist of September, 1802, the 7 w ell tier idiould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as . 1 r hneign as ter Home Consumption, and as a con 17„ehrea le Aildition made to the Stainps, op the articles of l er . val 9,e , „ . ot those in bulk, the prices of Dc. fames's i:leer,ragoalie.%:v.,tai:eil;itiletiitilltelittikitiarentzist.y 9(i. per Packet, or ri • Ss• (4 of a Dozen Pack as in. 4 liot- I. 4s. • i I P i t ''' . the A rmy ind Navy) ni.iy be had ter Stamp Offi ce 1,1 non as ny t• - ' - • ' ners of the , voto• (.! the Commissio ate ii - e, • ,',,'", 41 ,"' art! prepared ter Mr. Newbery's sepa vill te C vlti i '' 'mit' (4 graved in each Stamp, the Public N o. '' sr e. l, l to obwiv:!, that the words, "F. NewherY. , St ; , -' ""i'n," ale printed in the Stamps of all ' his I7Medic 11L.; i411:171., it I" i) t.'d that this will bp a- sulh .e:Jeoirity av,.011.,t ' t.f. ,l l ( iit u te n r l teits,' his SlAilatnre. en , th_e ' 441 $ " 1 nr• 131114,'S'S Powder will be discontinue(' from 'encet,rrwaril. Stamp s will b" 111,,wed gratis, as usual, to those who trieefurchase It if '' ' • • lower - -'t a lit.zei l or more at a tittle, of the 11tl articles. 's• . 1 . , st d, ) ) o r . larnes's Powder •/ 9 Lozenges of Blois Iri el) . 4 11tt le . - o 4 0 Freake'sTia.t.of Bark 4 9 i AnalePtic Ville ...4 <6 Do. Huxham's - z . 0 1) ° ,,• mare 'lox - . ~.1 0 ENlish Coffee - 2 9 "h•tr's opotleltio e z 6 Genuine Arquebusadc 8 6 . %., 0 _ -Convulsion Dii - z 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 6 ',.;' C ' u nutPile Drops i• 9 lttglish's Sews Pills • 1 0 V • Paregoric I .ozenee3 i ti Essenceof peppermint I 16 trr's hi hull: Pills 4 6 Grant's-Drops - r 4 ,lunyA ihtiii.:. GlizdYneate Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 9 ~_ ditto 4 o Glass'S Magnesia - 3 ‘,.' il t a , l 4's CatThinative I 9 Henry's Ditto - --', ,s.,enceofX'olisLor 3 6 Norton's Drops - c `,..', ,„ephalic :iiiutr• .. 0 Splshury's Drops 5 , Vr•Spenceii Dent r iiriee 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea 2 ..IOM's Rheumatic Tine- Creenough's Tincture' 9 io 1 r tur e - - 3 6 Do. Tolu.Lozenges t I. 21.- 11 m r . i ll amps with Mr. Newbery' s N ame are affixed to 1 ; 7 hest twenty Articles above enumerated; and as ind I.) . licrsns, parti cu l arly Servants and Messengers, mistake his ~°'!se under the necessity of pointing out, that it 1.; ~ the East End• of Si. Paul's, neartn:t to Cheap:Ude, and mat it has a large White Stuccoed Frrnit, on whin thees Words are insnibt.ch " TI-11i oNLy . WAREIRYUSE 4:013 L '. DR. lA.M•ii.li's POWDER." • Duke of Bedford W. ;Lee Aritonle, Esq: • • • Lord Sackville and 10 S. Whitbread, Esq. R. Lee, Esq. On the,ssrne Day, a Purse of Fitly Pounds, given by His Grace the.Onke of Bedfbrd, thr three years old Colts and Fillies. Colts to carry Sst. Fillies 7st. talb. A Winner of one Plate, Subscription or two Matches, 4th. extra • of one Match, alb. The best of three Heats once round the Course. On Thursday the !ph of Septernber,the Gentlemen's Sub scription Purse of 'Fifty Pounds for shy ;H ors e, M are , or Gelding; tour years old to carry 7st. 71b. jive years Est. 71b. six years fist. talb. and aged gst. The Winner of one Plate this year'to carry 31b. ,• of two, or more, 61b. extra. The , lv , st of three Four•mile Heats. • To pay Two Guineas entrance for each Plate, and ss. to the Clerk of the Course, or double at the Post. Post en. trance to be made before Seven o'Clock of the Evening pre- Ceding the Day of Running. f only one Horse enters for • the Centleniert's Purse, the Owner to be allowed sal. • • - To enter at the Royafoak,•l3edford, on Monday the Lath September, between the hours of Four and Seven of the Af ternoon. PrPper Certificates of their Age, be. to be produced at the timeb of entrance, To start a t Twelve o'Clock.—Ordinaries as usual. n Assembly in. the Evening a tho Second R ace: 1014 N HIGGINS, Esq. the Younger, Steyvaitl. ----- • A DlseA ,(fitsE, thIVAKIABLL FATALITY. THE talc 'Mr., JOHN FILIN . f,ER • tii ruts ) that. Itleretity, when it does not succeed in that dreadful disease which poiams the germ of human life, is invariably, Repeated cures,' it 'they may be . cal led cures of this' .disorder, by Mercury, breaks down .the strongest constant lions, and rei„t.:,s every unfortunate 'sufferer an and perpetual patient. • general debility being indt:ced; the !constitution is open to an t:ise4S6, particularly tholes:4 7 .a scruplu4otth,,Hectic,, and .Consumptlya kind. At 3 xtll of • thesc.consequcnces would appear a horrible rOmanco ; ' the only hope of relief and cure, is in the tts" ot , t he 17,,:zutine'' sy ru p. ~f,De Vcinos; , which many lerso,ils haver.a riefarfolo.. interest to decry : It acts salutari ly Un the whuie I'St011; tlirowsofi ill ifs ittptirftiet, atut removes that feeble lassitoile, atrophy,that which are certain dhelbvilliictlyncani6d prepared und. . London, at .13s. a bottle; here adtninistered in I.•:•ith.,strvet, w Mr. Swainson is always i lapp y by his advice, to assist in diminishing the inighry mass of evil with which this disease and its pretended remedy, ,oppressts-mankind. N. B. ,The P ublic is hereby setiously warned against the use of the name 'of De,Velpos, diten when , inispelt ; which name mast be trancluientb , lantiexed to, Pills, Balsams, and any thing•but the Vegetable syriip ; the recipe for which is the sole property of Mr. Sw,iinson. WHEN Professional Men 'of •• Education 'and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sanction along con tinued success is the best criterion . otsoperiority. Eight years have I devoted' mY praCtice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogne of Human Infirmities. Alter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I fortneil a wish at an early period of PruCtice to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have 'de. vo w my attention, comprise every species of YEN E. 'REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dn 'ratiOn: adly, all kinds of debility, v...iether arising fruit ;the habits' ot school -boys, or the indulgences of 1140Urc age: And, lastly, - fiat derangement of the system in wo. !nen which is called 11AItItENNI SS, ur ST E R LI TY. Numerous Diseases are tlie'result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gunorrhcea i and it not un.. frequently happens 'that the seeds.ot Life arc poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.;---liy a superiorme. thod such Complaints ate easily cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 trust that' I may presume to utter a radical 're-establishment. however, are the cases of complicated distress in this thsordcr, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, front' an indulgence in a solitary-, vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a faalliiinable lite,' acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable 'consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sharer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune,. it may be some conic. lation for him to . know, that although it be an °hien of doubt Or uncertainty with' other , P racialistic's, the _removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of itty - Experience. If the rites of - Bacchils or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, mUoll anxiety will be prevented by ati.early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no prat difficulty will occur. But where this Pendency has for yeari. existed, a - privet perseverance is indispensably 'equisite to revive the *Bun. tiering Sparks or Lite, and to re--anintite the Constitution. M ARR I E I) WO Mt E N, who have long.beettelisap pointed in theirexpedations of a Family, may be assuted, that in most instances, such (Weds are curable by Medical Skill: ,The sedesy which is SO essential tO my undertaking, and the . qualitications which I have presumed to state , form the Luca of my . pretensions, and in coincidence witii such this intimation is given, that Mr. Mee irriy be consulted personally, or - by Letters (incloOng a Sinai! Note), at his house, No. 29, 'Arundel- street, Strand, near Templellar. • elr, There is an additional ,Entrance in Water-street. adjoining, and the Name is on both the do () rs• hlartin lireei Member ot the Royal College tit Sur eons, It 1 CKNIANSWOR - 1:11, II E RTS. T a Numerous and Respettaitle • Adjourned MEETING of the INHABITANTS of this Parish, held at the Swan Inn, on Wednesday the zeth day n August 1863, pursuant to Viiblic Noiice given; • SIMEON. HOWARD, Esq. in the Chair; We, the Inhabitants• present at this Nit:o4T, zealatit to express our determination to unite in resisting evsTy Attempt which may be directed. against the Pee S'nd Independence of this Empire, do hereby 4:emnly 'pledge' oerselves, That at this most critical juncture,. we will not hesitate to sacri.. nee our personal comforts and convenience, oT:dually to cooperatewith our Fellow-Subjects in resisting the medi c tated Attack of our most inveterate Enemy, and in reptlliog ..ttempt to Invatte our Country ; and, to that end, it it Resolved,. That a Corps of Volunteer Infantry be immediately form ed, to be regularly trained and disciplitted , tbr the protedion and defence otour King, Laws, Liberties, and glotious Con stitution I 'To be'called but in case of actual Invasion, on the Enemy's appearing on our coasts, or any I iisurreetiOn ; and to be clothed, armed, and Jiroperly accoutred by and at the expeneo of the Gentleri,l tynuing the Corps, aided by VoltiarAry Contributions wir hitt the Parish. .That a Committee be now appointed for the pprpose of atioptingthe nienis' of tbrmiiig and regulating Ihe same, of which Eire shalt tie a Quorum. Revd vent, • - •That, as many Perbans, not able to render personal assist. since, may-yet be ambitious of taking apart in the Honour of defending their King and Country, by contributing to. wares she equipment of those whose loyalty, and zeal may be greater than their means, Books be now ,opened ./Or :General Subscription among the Innabitaids of this Parish. Andthe following Sums Were then subscribed : • I, S . I , 1 . 3. F.Whitfelti, Esq. sz so Mr. Daniel llo‘vard so to Robert Williams, Esq to; u., Mr. Edw. Howard, jun. s 5 Edmund Mortis, Esq. 52 to; Mr,. Thomas Howard •so to Samuel Salter, Esq. pto • 'John Wilson, lisq. to to 'Major Sandiford • It o Mr, .Geo. Tito:wort at o Simeon Howard, Esq. - -it o The Rev. I. W. Alex j oit. Shickle, Esq. - 2t o atiticr • • - o flit: Rev. W. Williams zo o John StrUtt, Esq. 21 o The Miss Williams's 3o o Joseph. Strutt 10 o Mr. Lewis Munn to to Mr. Hemmings S 5 Mr. John Kingston- to so; .Wltt. lVilsou, Esq. It o Mr. ni. Wilson .5 5 -- Mr. Edw. Howard to to s4 B S And Mr. Thomas Howard i$ appointe4 Treasurer. • Resolved, That the Book containing these Resolutions and Subscrip tions be left with - Mrs: Dawbiney, at the Liar of-the Swan Inn, until.- Monday next, twelve o'clock; and that. this Meting Malachi, adjounsed to the same da) , to, iiolllillate the Wilt:cm to the Corps now footling, and all other necessary purposes attendine it, Resolved, That the Thank a of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, to the Subscribtri, sod to' the Loyal lithabitimis 'who have volunteered their *es% ices. Resolved, That tlieSe Resolutions be published in the Cpunty Chro nicle, and in Trim SUN. SIMEON HOWARD, Chairman. BURN on the PUBLIC FUNDS. New Edition. • This Day was published, price as. 6d. A Brief -TREATISE ph the LAW relative to , sTocK-1013BINO ; and other. Transa6tions in the PUBLIC TUN DS: By T. T. ' , BURN. SECOND EDITION, with Additions, comprising some i3tC Cases, 'respecting the `Bargains matte on the Ith of May last. Sobt by T. nabseY. No. 4, Broad-street ; atso to I.)e had of Mr. Inman, Stock Exchange; Where may be had, Fortune's Epitomeof the Stocks and Puhric Funds, is. 6i. ---, History of the Batik of England, as. 6.1. liar of Country Bankers, as. • ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. TIE PATENT CA 'BEI/ST - EA DS, Furni. ure, hiattro s es, anct'l3eciding corn Rlcte, a re very respect fully recommended to Genttenvn, as being the most port.tble and superior -to any others spade to London ; Marquees, 'Cents, Tables and Chairs', on imprilved principles.; Sea Cots, .Sofa Rea; Anil Chain, tOr Sitip ; .0 usquitto Net F , lrttitn!,e, and l'atent'Briiss:soelv liedszas, for Last and•Wei.t.lndies. And 411 Foreiil, at .1410 nui SAN RS's Patent Beditead Nl.lntil.icii•ry and Ware.Roems, No. to ttod 17. C.itigeicir:-Strcv, Strand. MORGAN anti Sik N 1)1.. R S's Ne invented lmperial Ditung, "1 ables t allowed to e the most complete and elegant set of Tables ever yet invented,. are very portable packing in a Box, biit ten Inches deep. N. - the lashiouable 3es - 4- Cost stn/ Chilir.ned Ware ! . bowie; • • . . - ---' - TANCE, TITHE. FRE F. With POSSeSSiOII at Mlth.lolM;ts 'ICU. . , ' , - - ' TO BE SOLO RV. A UCTION, By 'IVIr. ADAMS, . At the Flower Pot inn, at S u nbury, on Nloochy the 19th September inst. between the Flours of Two and foul . in , the Afternoon „.. Very to . rripael ESTATE, situate at CHAR L.. TON, in-the Parish of .Sunbury, cons Wing ui st F KAI USE, a good Garden, . three! Barns, Stank, an d other necrisary Out-buildings, a 171 , ,in,.! Chse of alit la an ' Acre, an Orchard, two Allotments uponithe late tnal , Anre, the one of about 26 Acres of Arable, the ether of about 9 A, . R, 24 P. of the Coalman; the whole adjoining she 114,tie, and containing together 35 h. 2 R. 2t P. and also About szven Acres of Meadow, part, about 6.A. thereof, being a Cio,e, at Littleton, in the Parish of Shepperton, and the retrilin•ler lying in the Common Meado* 9! Si.pperton. Sunbury is a convenient distance itorn Kingston, Rich mond. Chertsey, Uxbridge,.and Flounslow. For further particulars,. apply either .to Messrs. Morrell, Attornies, or lc) the Auetioneer, oxlbtd. HA M PSHI R E. VALUABLE FARMS, WATER M ENDOWS, 'MI LLS, WOODS, ac. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. DRIVERS, At Carriway's. coree.hoose„ Exchange-alley„ London, nn Thursday the 13th thy of neto!)6r, Twelve o'Clcic k , iti Three Utah unless previously chlxised of by Private Contras T HESbITE of the MANOR of EX rON, the Right.of Fishery, a Shooting Scat, and sithdrY rli it le -Farms, 8ee4. 4 11 Woods, Water Meadows, W.ltor &c. containing together about Nine Rundred Acres, situate at Exton, in the county. of Maros, To be viewed•by Leave of the Tenants, and Partici:Mrs May be-had at the George;`Warnfbrd; King's ieact, Wick him ; Cein•go, -Winchester;. of !Messrs. Gibbs, Old lin*t• street ' ,Lonoon ; at GlitrAW4y'!l ..sucl of Mcssrs. ,) rivers, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, - neat 'Landon - , Wheie a ' Plan of the , Estate may be seen, and Who are authorized to for . the same by. Private Contract: • VALUABLE - FREEHOLD MANOR :and ETATES, WOODS, Capital MILL-DAK COTTON, CORN, and WED LEAD MILLS, COLLIBRY,,IRONSTONE WORKS, &c. acc. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LAND-TAX .FREE.,. ALL chat Valuable FREEHOLD MANOR, called the MANOR of WALTON,:in' the Parish of Chesterfield, in the County of lierby,..together with , near 22; Acres of thriving Spring Woods, Coppices, and , new Plantations, a Colliery, Ironstone Pits, Rights and Appurtenances thereunto belonging ; also aft that sub. stantial well•built Stone Dwelling:House, with all suitable Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings,- walled-in Gardens. Or chards and Paddocks, Fish Ponds, Ice. d:c, called WA I.TON 11A LL, an Farm therewith occupied ; also sundry other ad. joining valuable Farms, Farm Houses, and Out-buildings, with suitable qiiantities of good'Farming Land attached to each, a capital Mill.Datn of near six ALrei, a Cotton Mill, also a Corn and Red Lead ditto. The wheleri including the W oo ds, Plantations, Mill Dam, arc.) containing by survey 978 A. alt P, , Also a capital ~ Messuago or Mansion House, with the Barns. Stables,` Coach.house, anti other Out,.bitildinga, wallet Lin Gardens anti Appurtenances to the same belong. ing. called Spiral, in the Manor of illaslana, in the Parish of Chesterfield atbresaid; together with 69 A. a R. 37 P. of excellent Land, partly adjoining the House and Ptemisett, - but the whole sufficiently contig uous for convenient o c cupa. tion with the same, as both th e Estates are in the occupa. tion of very responsible Tenants. " Also all the Timber growing in the Hedge-rows, &c. of the several FarMs, area sundry Pews. and Seats hi the, Parish Church of Chesterfield. N. 13. Great part of the Estates within the Manor of Wal. tan contuins Two Beds of must valuable Coal, as welt as I ronstinw in huge quantities, and an extensive Chiliery and rohatorie Pits'are now in actual work under Leases, 'where. by the Lessees engage to get or pay for cettain stipulated quantities per annum and there is also a Fall ot.Water (sup. plied by the twit Oatn) of about 23 Feet, w !reroute sevcral ,parts of the property are peculiarly adapted tor the Erection of an Iron Furnace, an extensive Limon Mill, or an) other large work. where Coal, ironstone, or a good supply and tall of water are resit:Lire. Walton is within one mile of Chesterfield, Itnrtetat frOM ,Shettield, seVentem front Itotherant, minty Don caster, ten from Matlock, twenty.tOOr hum Derby and . Not. tinghatn, and torty.four trout Mstudioter, and has a rt-gul,ir Communkiitioh by water with the l'orta ut Lowloth &c. by meant:of' toe Chesterfield Canal to rite River Trent, near (sahishomugii. Full and descriptive particulars of the Estates will bet shortly ready-for delivery at Mesers. Manley an,t Lowe's Chambers, Tentt,le, atid Mr. Murray's ditto, SynioncPs. inn,. London;' at Mr. Nuttall's, t an Mattock I>erbyshire d at rue s S o m ii i c t i h to , r! Sol in icitp itt r, ste V c h ti l e t i c ti nt m ir iu til l i c , o4, Sa 4 l:)p Et i which letter place plane of Ihesiaid Nato may be sair. Cluster/kW, Sept 4. MO. . .