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#i Nuiva4R 3475.) F. THEATRE-ROYAL..ISRURY : -LANE: O • - 'MORROW EVENING, Nov. 8, , 1803; will be performed, a new Musical'brama,- called THE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The CharaEters by Mr. H. _JOHNSTON, Mr. WROUGHTOII, • Mr. KELLV, Mr. CAULFIELD, Miss DE CAMP, Mr. JOHNSTONE, .Mr, RUSSELL, Mr. COOKE, Mr. BURROWS, Mr. MAD DOCKS, Mr. W EBB. Mrs. POWELL, Mrs.' MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER. • In Aet I. A NEW DIVERTISEMENT, ' Compoied by Mr. BYRNE. The Principal Charaders by 2vlr. RNE, Master BYRNE', and• Miss B. MENAGE. Boxes bs. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. Callery IS. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second Price bd. No Money to be retufne. Places for the Boxes t o b e t a k en o f M r. Fos b roo k , at the Mot-Office in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at •Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at Half past Six. • The new Musical Drama, called The Wife of Two Hos -1446. will be performed every Evening, till further uosi;x. koew Comedy in 'Five Ada, called Hearts 'ot 041 t., is Ilk rehearsal, and will be speedily produced.. • T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEIi, TO - MORROW EVENING, Nov. 8, 1803, will be performed • JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.' The Earl of Fitt-Bataam, Mr. WADDY ; Peregrine, Mr. COOKE ; Sir Simon 'Rochdale, Mr. BLANCHA.RD ; Torn Shuflleton, Mr. LEWIS ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. BRUNTON ; Job Themberry, Mr. FAWCETT . Dennis Brulgrucidery. Mr. ROCK. ; Dan, Mr. EMERY. Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. HUMPHR I s ; Mary Thornberry, Mrs. OIBBS ; Mrs. Brulgiuddery, Mrs. DAVENPORT. ' wt`tts ' • ' kAISTNG'TIip WIND. • 'The PROL OGUE.toh% erpfl' by Mr CL4REMONT. . a e . The Characlers by F. mr. .hl-ANCHARD, Mr. SIMAIONS EMEizy, ATKINS; AollOT, M r . tiA FOXY, Mr. TRUMAN. • • AN: DAVENPORT; Mrs. BEVERLY. Boxes 6s. Pit . 3s. 6i16...G41, is Upper Gail. S. PlActsstbr the -i the flux oece in Ilatt,-,itreet. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, The Dories 40 tit-opened litt Half past Five, and the Per.. torrnatice to begin at. halfpAst „No ,Money to be Rourneil. . Vivant Rex et Reeina On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Richard the Third, with Atthtir and Emmeline. On Thursday, .the Tragetlyof Venice Preserv'd. • On Friday, the Comic Oper:kof The Cabinet. And on sutioday will he adecli for the first time, a new CdTTINty in f4e - Aits, called The.:Three per Cents ; or, No Wife ?To Money. • Due notice will, be given of the Night intended for the Pa triotic hind. • STATE tarttitY, (803, AEGINS 'DRAWING the• 9th 01 TANUARY 'TN; SCHENIt. • No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2, of 419,000 is ,C 40,000 2 ' toobcs - 20,000 Z 50,00 10,040 . '20,06 . I,eo o - 6,000 so - sc. - 5,000 so 200 - 4, 0 00 So .too 5,0m0 leo 5. " $ , 9P 3 • 6 ,3 2 5 2♦ - 120,500 260n0 Tickets . ,C227,5t0 —......_-- . ‘,..... i r irst.drawn Ticket Seventh•Ny - - 4 , 2Neee Ditty Last Day - - _ - - 5, 00 0 . , ~ Arc part yrtheabnye Capitals, TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY lICENSED LOTTERY-OF.FICE ; and the V4IZES. PAID ON DEMAND. • ._ PREsENT PRICE. :. - ticket .. _ .. Half ''' - Quarter 818 o Eigh,lk a 5, 6 .11 . ...._ . .. 4 to o Sixteenth • r 3 .0 1 100Siii ----- . ' - to LE'rT, FURNISHED, at SOUTH- I 3: LE AMPTON. completely Furnished, at South. , . ,amptob TT, , a Hotiit in the Polygon, with Coach-h o u s e and Stable; the Parlour and Drawing Room have.l3uw • 'Windows to the Greund, bommanding a delightful prospeet.• Likewise to Left, comnletelF' FUrnished, a Rouse at tl3 High street ddres • post paid. ~ • - ; a Y • ............. _._. --"••••'"- 4 WATIfF` OATS and DR AWE RS , „ let ANDOLPUI NOTT, Ftarmel Draper in Her Mh.lestp,' No'. tot,' 'Neivgate-:stccet, having had the tlionour to supply the NobilitV and others with the abovc e rt i%ies to distribute. among the British Troops last Wail . ": 43 .`e to acquaint them he has a largi assortment of ,waistcoats and , Drawera, which' he .•will Sell on very low _ tt , mu to those who may be disposed t o distribute titers e at line preisent season of the year, for ready money. , . A large assortment of Welch arid:other Flannels, White and Coloured 'talus, Table Covers, plain and bordered, Spotted -flannel for Dressing Gowns, Plain and Printed Salisbury ,Manner, Fleecy Hosiery, Blankets,WC. &c.. . • - tiT Elt NXlM — FirliVlCATahii i. CI: .§S AR Y IN I. 1 F e. lORD CI lE STERFIELD particul ar l y a d v i ses _4 Cleanliness, not only as necessary to Health- but the success of ou r F ortunes in Life; and with so Health, tlifuj, a cOmplaint as any dis ease t h at has the least analAgy to the' Serotela, Indolence will naturally prevent va e ticlin pro fi ting by thi s excellent obsertion. ither of the sexes ERUPTIONS IN THE FACE. - . The inconsistent dodrine of those who recommend Er ; ternal Applications tor Internal Coniplaints, is obviated in the folloWing siMple.question : Will the fur whielt adheres 4o the inside of a kettle,ror boiler the , be removed b y 'washing outside ? The same comparison may be ir6cle respecting the human frame : Can an internal Eon:plaint be removed by ~ an titternal application? These questions are left, to,be an.' owered by-every Reader, which:will thew the ridiculous '`lt,.!rits of inculcati ng this doetrin e , w hil e the Infallibility of 11R0 DU Ms BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the' . e xtraordinary Cures that daily appear in the Papers, parti-, Llettlarlyin cases of the ab ove nature :.Dr. Broduni, as a . regu-: ai: Physician has been known many Years , and not as a "ostruiti Vender:' -His motive for publishing-this advertise, men!, is to secure the Health of' ti c Public from Ow danget , that attends external application,' which, to his knowledge,' bas proved fatal to many who have • placed in it an irnpropiir • .confidence. A Naval Captain in the liidia Service, during alclig period toliati afflieted with a l.ues Vencrea, which he contracted wink. 1 4 Midshipman; the complaint in consequence:fell into his limbs, and . ' the ulcers' it occasioned exposed the bones ur view ; by recommendation °fa Captain George, of 41111# he ,applied to Dr. Btpctum, and in three months' was restcyd; but being apprehensive of a tctinn, is he Was immediately obliged to s a il f or I n di a, he took with hint,* thnen7 battles . bf his Botanical Syrup, from which he has experienced their . balutary cited*. . . , ' The 'Botanical Syrup' and Resto rat i v e isterVOUS Cortbil,:; to be had at the Dottor's House,' No. 9, A Ihion-street, in 4 ° 114 ()fit. 25.--itc Od. and is; itt.- - ; and by all Pririters, . . liooksellers, and Venders oriVlettidice, • la the United King dorm, with proper air. tions. i? • . . , It will he necessary the Dodor-should see such Patients s arc afflicted with DCAIC:" 3 ar,LOss of Si4hf. or scud "lull' :- Caseiby letter af vireo' i‘, the Do4or {pas: or earriatze paid, With his usual tee : ' • Viura • : ti'\• t r ' • • ...."" 44 . r.. H •. • 4 .‘ .; ••• ; Itx t - 4( 1 . , • . E . 4V 1 . 3 • • •. • • - ••- • • • , ~~ i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1803%.t.,...,, 4 ', l 7- TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS ! . of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. - t C F NTL.AM EN, Vicanc'y having net'nrreti in the Representation of this County ,in Parliament, by the affliding event of the Death of my much to be lamented Father, I take the liberty of ottbring myself to succeed my Brother in that ina. . portant and distinguished situation ; in discharging the Duties of which (should I bOhonoured with your countenance and support) it, shall he my anxious study, by an unremitting attention to the interests and prosperity of the County, to merit sollattaring a mark of your approbation and confgence. 1 have the Honour to be, ; • Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient ' Humble Servant, R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. erribn Oicti emitt 5; i • . Nui.IBER ItETITNED TO ~SERVE 1;1 I S PARLIAMFNT. ' . • . • • ' Iloroeh of Yarmouth, iN the Isle, of Henry Swann; or E sher; inlhe enmity .Of Stnrcy; , the roonrcif..Charles. lac.•cionticlt, Esq. ticceasud..l . • . Dadmintnn, Nov. 3, an 3. - N. B. The Day'of Mention being fixed for Monday the 14th instant, I beg leave earnestly to,.request the honour of your early Attendance at Gloucester, in my faVbur on that Day. to . Mir -*cc, N.7.v. 5, tSoj: BARRACKS, . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAnIEs AVD GIENTLLMEN, THEflattering encouragement , l received fry m y. termer application, induces nut now to oirer rnyaell as a CANDIDATE to till the Vacancy in your Court. occa sional by the Death of a late worthy Director.. • Should your zealous support place me in that honotirable Situation, I Will endeavour to merit your confidence, by de. voting my time to your important concerns, and by exerting, in your service,. the experience 1 have acquirCd by constant application, in various situations, in India and Europe, both at Sea and on Shore. I have the Honour to be, with the greatest Respea, Ladies and Gentlethen, Your most obedient, and devoted humble. Servant, • JOHN I ACK.SON. Broad-street Buildings, London, the 31st October, 1803. • ." Jameson' Gent. to be E Ensigit. J ohn LoWe, Gent.. to be ditto. Hetry ‘Vatkinson, Gent. to be Surgeon. 441,,54-efle Corrrped,. . • Thomas Ye, Esq. to be Captain.. folio. RoStron, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. John _Batten; Cent.. to ba Se and Lieutenant. • 'Chater-le,Strret Voltrofiter I.lfairtrj Richar Esq. to tie Major„Cominandlint. George Greenwel Esq., to he Captain. John Cr()11114Ce tient: to b.: First Lieutenant. George Cumming, Cent. to be . Second - Lieutenant. Rev. Robert Nelson to be Chapl a i n . 0-cirri/ re/rower ktient,y. The Earl. of Sefton to be Major. , , To be Captains ..tTliomas Robinson, Esq. wood, Esq. George llarrovir.• Esq. , .7 To ba Lieutenants- 7 . - l'hoinas Hane, Gent. William .Roth. well. Gent. Thania's Bourne, Gent, TO be Ensigns—John Segar, Gent. Robert Whalley, Gent, John Latlibuty . , Gent. • • • , • • . Deutov 141144teer1ffafftri , . • John Peacock, 7 Esq.' to, be . Captain. Williartt Ashworth, 4..;ent, to be Lieutenant. John Cooli . jun. Grist. to his Ensign. . ' •• • Derive4tvolunure injargfry;• • ,• • The Earl.of Strathmore' to be Lieitoivitit . .Colonel..co rr i,;, martdant. Sir Thotnits H., Liddell, It to • Lietiten ,an t- Calorie!. John' Carr,: Eiq , Major. To he Captains-r-litooke, RichtnOndi Csq. -George Thomas. Lcaton, Esq. Barnabas tenwiek, ESq. Williani Ilar I. lon, Esq. John Hurst, Andrew Esq. To be "Lieutertants—Williarri CreenvVell, Gent. • Michael . Greettei Cent. Richard Nicholson SariderS,' Gent. Ralph . Beciliagton,•Gent. Anthrony•l3elt, (.;ent. . 'Phomas ;tyre, Gent. Robinson Greenwell Gear Edward' Pile; Vent; • John Mulcaiter, Gent. ~.Ettward .Steel, Gem, • %Viltlion Moor:, , :Robert Rutlfetforlf,. Gent. T Er-be-4 n s lane jinn ROl G , Ceorve Cent, Thomas Friend Bennett, - Gia, -- wiltiia Forster, Cent. ," R,obcrt Mitehesoit, Gent. Jonathan Jewitr, Gent./ *' Filbgwerd riluntror Thomas Lloyd, Esq. to he Canttband . ant. David Morgan-, -Esq. tce be Lieutenant -Colonel. Thomas James,. Esq. to tr. MaJor.. To be Capribis - -Gwyri Vaughan, Elq. Criffiths, 'Esq..- Willism Harries, • Esq. •Alatthew I.lciwen -Joholiarde.h Gatev!ead 141:ortry." "'• • • - Cuthbert Ellison, Esq,. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-CO:h. n andan r; Adam Askew, Esq. . to be.' L twat t Col a rYeV R. Shaftee flawkes, Esq. to be .Major. . • To be Captains,--Williant llawkes, ; •Esq, Charles Erring. ton, Esq. fohn'llawkes, , Esq: Robert Akenhead, Esq. Robert Scaite, Esq. los. Willis, Esq. john Alittray, Esq. John Darras, Jun. Esq. • To be Lieutenants—lphit Oxford, Gent. IAMCS Roddattl, jun. Gent:, Georg° Anthony. Lainbett, Gent. Anthony Nichol, Gefit. A leAailkler Munro Kinlock.: Gent. 1(0. bert Spence,. Gent. William Fogeett, Gent. Constar. tine Adamson, Gent. William Hawker, jun. Gent. .To be Ensigns—William 'Train, jun, Cent. john Green, . jun. Gent. Robert Eaggett, Gent. To be Adjutant-7-101m Murray, Gent. To be Surgeon—Anthony Wingfield, Gent. • itziffax lAtunteer,PfaltiO. Henry Eilwarils, Esq. to be Lieiltenant-Colonel.. Lieullri • nant-Cotimel. Lieutenant Samuel Entrnet to be'Captefil. To be Lieutenants—John Strangeways, Gent. panes Can. ledge, Cent, Joseph Armitage, Gent, Fentori'Lambert„ Cent. Joseph Masct, Gent.• Christopher Ward, Gent. • Thomas (link, Gent. fames Halliwell, Gent. William Armitage, Gcnt. Joseph Heaton,' Gent... ',James Gledhill, • Gent. To be',Ensigns—Alexander Steel, Gent% 'Henry' . Potter, Genf.' -John . button, Cent. ones hPKirincl, Gent. William Hopkinson, _Gent. George i3ihits , Gent. Wil. • liain'Etrituet, _ • . To be Paymaster—Willi am - Norris, Esq. flegtiv: Na,rir VOiliker btfantO: George EdtVerd Dale, Esq, to be Captain.. "Thomas Pow. nail, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Isaac Lees, 'Gout ; to be Ensign. .t\niritzter Volutotter Infantry. . . • John Bradshaw, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. %Mani lioustnait..,Esq. to he Major 4 • . To Ise Captains—James Bradshaw, Esq. Josiah Baitendale, Esq. Adam Thornborrow, TIMITVO Walling Sails. bury, .ESq. Jamey Lodge, Esq. John Dennison, Tic'. To be lieutenants John Webster, Cent. • john Simpson. Cent. Thomas-Bowee,.Gent. . John Bond, Gent. An. thouy Eidesforth, Gent. Peter 'Bell,' Cent. Luke llu.titer, Gent: To be Ensigns—William Wilson, Gent* John ComPsfY. Cent. Thomas Blackburns, Gent. Thames Inman Gent . Ralph Butler, Gent. . To be Adjutant—Richard Bateson,.-Cent.„ To he Quarter- Master— obert Witbriek, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. James Thomas, A.B. • To'be . Surgeon,- Pines Redrnayne, Gent. ictet ILO*. • LifigatUnt-ColltilMann': I...i.vertool Pawnor Ajdool, Captain Jacob Fletcher to be Major. Lientenant Thomas Ward to he Captain, vice Fletcher. Andrew Todd Pat terson; Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Worrall, Cent. to be ditto. john Gent. to b. Surgeon. John Slusv, Cent. to be ditto. R. Blowers Renshaw, &to t , to be &Astaut-Surgeon. J. H. Bannery, Gent. to be ditto. john Carey, Gent. to be Adjutant,. • Alwrehrster Paiontetr briarrit);. john Silvester, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Command.. ant. RoLea Peel; Esq. td be Lioutenant-Colone1,: Jolla . Parker, jun. Esq.. to be Major. To be Captains---Jonathan I)awsen, Esq. . Benjamin S an d. ten - 1,.! Esq. • ItVilliain Tate, Esq. T o . be Lieutenants—John Barlotli, Cent. James Hutton Whitaket,.Cent. • Thetnas [Findley, .Gent. ..john Yates * Cent.. E.gi:nton, Cent. Edwaid Wooilim, Cat. Wilii4M:Santiford, s Gent. To boChapiain—ReverentiCharles Wicksteeti Ethsistow. _Tube Adjutant—William Ilailsworth, Gera. To be Su rgeon—Robet t Wagat,ittit.K i I les. To bc,raytuaster-4)onald Fraser, Cent., sixf , Eirbin Frizi% . ll.7'i . Lolimaiir \.T A 2, ETT4 .Ig'a3: I iota' damticrla;n'ai Noveritsei•s, iSoi. Notice is hereby given, that there a ie.: lice at St. James's, on Wedriesday heit;; ,ihi 9th in:: stant,: Naillnlet Foster: Gent,. Ljeutenant nn'l4 f-ii?j , Oki:. fate Loya; Slietlietti Regiment, to he a Iliarrack.Nlaster iri Gnat BritA4ll.. • •••"'• ' "."• John George nen, Gent. I..kstitzriant ;o' the . I.erceOetslii re Militia, to be Depvty l)aerao. 'rlasr r ist Gn.'efOittifin. - plion LigLr tkrir sb iWirterrs‘ Ca_ptiin.,Lieuienant •M. Flctel4llr, Mr: Co t rife Wtigh; to be Lieutenant. John Niewd:,!ey, Gent. to b& Adjutant. Southetxth.4, or 9th Troop of St folk. Ccnttemri and }loorarnj Crvaity. Alexander Ntlair, Esq. t6' he Captain. Robert Aggar, Gent to tie L.eutenant. Thdinas Drake, Gent. to be Cornet. ArbtoiJunior litfitirter: Inhn Pea, Ee.q. to be Captain-Commandant. John 't hacker, Eproto ba Captain. Richard Atkinson, Gent. to be f.ieutiltint. Edward Holt, Gent, to beditto. lame" . ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE. MEN ,Yeats Purchase 'will be immediately given •JI. for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parries have on absolute intek-st, 4nd an which (by reason of the pressure Of the times') Money Cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. And eight..-Years' Purchase will likewise be given fur An. ttuities ter young Lives, secured on the like Property, or on Money in the .Funds, where the. Parties have only a Lite In. tc.'rest. In either case, the Grantors will have the power of tediefiii.ltitottairne. • - Apßly s peAurially, or by Letter, to Mr. King, a t hi s h ouse , Ni.. - lohtt:strect, Adelphi. . . . . Tins Day was published, in 4 vols. Duodecimo, price 14s. in Inaaids, MAILIRE• or a PIC'CURV of the PASSIONS ; to which is prefixed, an ESSAY on =NOVEL ,W RIT;NG. By I. BYERVEY. • - • . •,• I 4 s' Passions, like minds, will have, their ebbs and Printed for S. I lighley (Successor to the late Mr. 101111 Aturray), No. 24,' Fleet-street ; E. Williams, No. it, Strand; a.rld A4perne, , Cornhill: Where may be had, • ti THE:CATASTKO PHE ; a Tale founded on FaCi. From, the French of the Cheyilier'de St. AUBI GNE, by the ~amuAutisor. Foolscap oetavo, pace 6s. 6d., in swar ds. 4EOPOLD ; qr the BASTARD. A Novelmo. prieel ,' a Vols. Irmo. " • . • ; : " This Work is evid ent ly t h e production of an experienced Writer, capable of deducing useful instnidion` front the pass ing scenes of site. .European uly, I 400. This U,cy ,was published, In Duodecimo, Price 45. in boards, ST. CLAIR ; or, The HEIRESS of DESIVIOND. By S. 0. Printed for S. Highley (Successor to the lareVr, 'John Murray), No. 24, Vleet-street, and t. Archer, Dame.street, Dublin. Where may be. 'had; LHOPO'LD ; or, The Bastard. A Novel in 2 V01.1111;8 03MM price Bs. sewed. 4 "To the Feinale World, this .Novel must he most accept able. hc, llorai. n Chaste, and the, heroic actions of Leo pold, or, the: Bastard, Will - endear the fugitive to every Readerotlaste and feeling;!"—Monthly Mirror July iSo3. , This Work is evidently,the prodo62ion of an experien. ced 'Writer, ciij,.lhle or deducing useful, inittuaiun Itorn the pasSing.scene of,life,:'---Luropean Mag. July,, 1803. • . • This Day were published, price 45.. Rs E, &Kt.: HE S. into the • PROPERTIES of 'SPRING ‘VATIA.;, with Medical Cautions (illus trated by Csses)Mainst the use of Lead in the Cousttuttion of Pumps, Water Pipes Cisteriw, itee.. • • , lly•W11.1.1%1M. LANIBL:. M. Q. ' . Late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Sold by J Johnsnn St. Paul's Chuich.yard.. 'this Day wai' publiAecl, • . 4'rice Otte 510144 4n4 SiMe-ncS A RUSES of the INPFIiTCACY of FASTS, in a SERMON; preaehill on' the last FAST DA Y,.in the Oet4gon•cliapei, Bath, by the Rev', GARDINER, D.D. Sold by Hitched(' ink! Rivingtons, London. Where tniiy . be hadi• lately plitilished, by the same Author; • in one vol. Svo. price Bs. in boards, Sermons on.various'Subjects, preached in the above Cha. pel. • . , AWAKE, ARISE,'OR BE FOR iEVER FALLEN ! jAst publistled; Price One Shilling, , . THE DUTY 'of ..EVERY BRITON at. this PERILOUS MOMENT Thee Second Editioh, COTteaedi 7 of A. SERMON,' Kmbed at Worship-street,. op WeclnesdaY. Ott. 19, 0103, being the Day appointed for a . 11AT lONA I. FAST. To which is added, au Account ot;the Destrudion ot.the_SPANISII MA MA 'AR ; . being the greatest Force ever brought together for the•lnvasion of this Country. py JOHN EVANS, A. M. Sold by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster.row ; Asperne, Corn hill ; Ostell,.Ave-Maria-lane • vidlo Strand ; and Gin ger, Piccadilly. t , ) . TO SCHOOLMASTERS._ This Day was ptiblisheri,})rice is. a new Edition, enlarged:. A N :ADDRESS- to .INSTRUL:I'ORS ahtl - PA. „ . rl. R ENT S; on the •R IG and .US E of 813111( S •in Avery ii•auch of Education t olating out their respective merits, and the ortleein Which they should be suc cessively: adopted. Inscribed -to the 1.09d0n Society of. Schoolmasters, to aid whose excellent design thr profits of the,publication will be annually appropriated.. • COLI.INS,.A. M. . Reaor of Newport . , and late Master of tl a Grammar School. in that Town By means pf this ['radical Work Tutors and. Parents .may be enabled to.mstrua young persons_, both WKS, With,Pre eisigit, in every useful and polite branch of incKiern educa tion, in consideratrly.les4 time than;usual, tind at a, fourth of the expellee that is genet ally incurrett in the purchase of Botiks. Pubtisbett by l'horoas-Revnolds, 0 xford-t,treer, and sold by tlic ilookactior4 ut xtord, Cambridge, lidetbursik Glasiow i and by all Dosksollere in general. OFIIiCE OF ORDNANCE. November 1, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hri -11411. JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Miles,. that Proposals will he received at their,OPe, in'St. Margaret -street, IPeitminster, on or before It;Anglo the 14th instant, fton such Pert's!: as Mir he _willing to undertake the Performance of the PLUMBERS /PORK for this Department, at CliATlMilf, upon arontrati f:r Three rears. The Terms and Comlitiems of the Contrail may be known, and printed Scl'edules may be rectived, upon application at the J Ord ' • name( Office, at Chatham 01%,rtsaid, and also at the Secriei s Office, in St. lfargaret.street; any Day between the boUrs of Ten and Four osacci, where the Proposals are to be delivrta, se.eled up, and marled on the outside, " Priparals for the per fGrmance the Plumbers Work Chatham;" but no Proposal Call be admitted after the said J.4th instant. by Ceder of the &lard, R. 11. CREW, Secretary,' ROYAL MILITARY coLI,EcE. , .I+47lenther 3, t Soj. T N Cosformity.to the Retoltstiov of flit sliajeitY Commistionert for conclataing the /tears if the R,j'id Mifitaty Co/hge, that the Appcintmtma cji PROFESSORS ettierit4AS. TERS'iball keletertained by Corapetitiets If Talon: ; ate Govr nor dab 'hereby give. -Notice, that additional . 1114,11 1 , 4 iirg Brartibes6l litstruelion, viz, Geography and ilistyy, FCI7 1 fication an 4.llilitary Drawing, with the knowledge cf Sketch/rig Grcetie.i vvilthe 144ttlkk'ar •the juatur bepartritett c:lthe said College, at Great Marlow, tar the Courtly of lideks, ito the rourre of Cite preteni Ar o *. Lettersq,4olkation are to be addrested tc 114. Governor of tbk Royal ,Military ckllete, under cover tc the Right Ilottcteratleii* Secretary at ltsr, Trtr.O . ffice.•• No Perriot will be dp"proved for . tbe.E.rtablitbment •wh4l. Chet. ra4lertutanbt dearlise striliert srmetiv. A Collegiate Board of the Rural College will le held at Great:Marletft,: Tttedly the 29..10 ittetanti jar the ex4o:inatiort efthe Cain/alto for the above-mentioned Applintittenti. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No.. 9, NeW Ilridge-Street, London. .'• Honoured Six, dinbur,,;ll, March t B,, *Sot. • . • T BEG leave to inform ybu, that ever' since the year .1790, I have been atflidesi with the. 141 4. yen-- tea; which,. hoot its obstinately . resisting every course of. Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the,f,aeulty here, and undergoing several severe 4:nurses of ,salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear lobe of the .most inveterate nature, In the springer last year my disorder had gut to such a'head, as nearly to put a period to my existence---I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and `my legs weramke out in 2 fright manner ;my • right dread- - fully painful, and had 'been in a state of ulceration for the last severiyears; my left had also two large nOdes,;on , was 'very mod) discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat in pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de; 'prrve me of rent ; in this - IMIICJILibic, state, I wad recruit: mended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great it cure by them here), to take your iLeake's Patent. Pills', w hick I began to goon the 260 of May, ;• in coiirse of a fortaigl i t, began'-to receive benefit—m. little pore than a Monti), the, ulcers ,on mr, herd and arms were soundly healed—soon atter, the sires on my legs healed also; leaving, however;consitterablc discolonunion in t h e skin, and pant in the bone of the lett, ; which, by the Ines. ' Irti tit Ood, and ;a• little longer pow/minx in your inva suable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersinhi the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal. pains, gradually going oft. I tints became, by your liberal advice and Me (1;01e, perttly tree from all my former complaints— have recovered any former spirits And strength, and am be.' came jolly and fat, in ,whi‘h state ; havingeontinued many months the 4stortishment of all who kneW me, 1 arri at a hiss; ist what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other: sutt4ing mortals, to make tbr.; itil case as public: as.-possible,.as I. shall on every oce.asion In so doing, .you will greatly' oblige, Sir, your gra!eful, (*diem; 'very humble servant t • • ALEX. Al Ll Savaki's Close, High street, Ldinhatt4h. Witnesses in roe above ottN Titostr N No. 3, New r Poultry Market; and low+ ilft‘ftrrosii, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.. • Prepared and, Sold by the.sole Proprietor, Timm& sT,..y Loa, .Meinber of the, Royal college of Sur gcons, at hisPlotise, Ido. 9, New ftridge-t.treeti London,; where, after n constant 'reptlence of - more than tbirt y-:si if }ears, in a pradice partitularly titructed to the cure of enereiii,Cuiu and thoselineidental to'the - Parts of Generation, with that Inviolable secrecy , which met? of . 'his profession should always': observe ,in„ sucli cases, he • flatters himself, the advice and as6l4tallce he gratinitoLibly administers .to persons .taking thin Medicine, will be esteei tied, by a ri gce rniug Public,. 'as an advantage sel dom zdtainabie and void of all ambiguity . 'Also sold,. by his appnintment„ for the "tOtivenienee of 11104 e living,at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Si. Alban's-street; Pall-Mall ; the TOyShop, No. t 0,3, ferd-striet ; Mr. Disborough's : .No. 7, I' isli-strect- ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No..t,' Union-row; Little"'Fuwer. hail Mr. liaxter's, Suuth-bride, - Edinbuigh ; Ltil r. !flat:- 4 11 ' 4 d, Glasgow; Mr. CallWeli% Dabl,n; and . by .ne ,peraon• in every .conskierable town in C. rcat ;mid Ire. 14 0 11 , boges of only 23:, ggd. each, ~ealetit t ip • v'vitit 641 ana plain ctireiti ons ,. whereby -perste)* of, tlther sex 'may cure themselves with ease, speed, Nec teCy anti ‘ safety. N. 11. Every Box sold in G reat ll raain 4% Sej ICA up 'wit), a Stamp, on vyhich, by favour of the Co mm is s ioner s i t printecl, At the starnp-Offitt 7 " T. Taylor, :No! o, 4Nevi brike-stteet,"-:-to - imitate which is Felony, atai all other, ara 1 4 1 uniSnOitS0 • , .1 ELEMENTS Oil OPPOSITION. This Day waspubliated, ► Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, LEIVIEN'TS of- . .OPPOSITIO N.- ----- A rcades ornnes, " Et canta(e pares, et respondere parati." Printed for 1. Ilatchartl, No. 190, Piecadilty, Of.whom may be had, price is. 6d. the 6th Edition of Cursory Remarks dn'the . State of Parties; daring the Ad. rnitwtrintori of thcitifiht. tionoitrable}lerkry Addington. OFFICE OF ORDNANC.E, .• , 12th . 011: !gas. THE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS 117; MA : ESTV's ORDNANCE do herOy give ik. 7 l . tite; that ProiosalS will be received at thei; Office; 'in 'St. illargaret;.strect, tWest ! nisetter,: and .tbe. rerpeo?ive Officer: of the' Ordnance:at Portsmouth, on or before Thursday the Ist day of December next, frame such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply rl the GUN CARRIAGE lI'ORK, together - OAK SKID_ DING, ELM BOARD, and PLANK, and .A.S'II'ILAND SPIK ES and other Articles, for the Odmanee' Service at PORTSMOUTH, repo; Contra.. for a periosAV tbr,t YON'. Scheduler of the Art ic.'e t to besuppli.A,together with the Terms, and Cone/Nair of the Contraff, may Aekva",,,, upon application a; the Secretary's Ojiie, in St. iilf ( ,; g .iret:...iirert, and also , at the Ordnance Office at Portmouth , afisre.4id,' D.!), the Hours of Ten and ?o'er 6'Clock ; sobers at either place' Proposals may sie delivered sealed 4, marked Qrt .qle ouirldc.. !' 1) top°. ,sacs for . Gun-Carriage Work, Sze. for the Ordnance Service at Porrstnoutiti":b;er ne Propssal can' he admitted after the's;id tit Div of De.enther. , Oder ofilkit Board, ' ' ' R,. H. CRE4I; Sec. , t • rtl IC'. r •