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d fc: s ~~ 'F \` «,,, ~~ 0" .1. 14111113 ER. 784:ti fIANWER,SQUATtE'CONCERT ROOMS. LINNVOOD?_s EXHIBITION, with ad . ditiOnA PIGtURES, IS RE--OPENED ? and Ai,'Te livery 'Day; Sunday excepted, fretri-•Nine in_ the ng till • ''...chnittance One Shilling. • . Next.ofKiriof JOHN ROCK, lace belcmg. p , to the Ea:it : lnt - 11a Merchant Ship CU F F , NELI.S, a Vier.tor,t deceased, will -apply to. Biagio -Amena, No. rs, "r.-stret, Golden-square, in the, County of Middlesex,.,.eY will hear of sometliirig to their advantage. BANK NOTES LOST. N - or near Colien:lT-street, Haymarket, between the hours of three and five o'clock; on the Afternoon of t (lter dav I.Parcerof Bank of 'Ehgland Ndtes•vvrapped at " . • containing one 401. tvvo•Fives, three Twos, and Oues. Whoever should flpd the same, and bring them Po" c '• 9, Bear-street, Leicesten•square, shall receive. TEN 'i4l.)S REWARD. • ' Payinent i's Stopped at the•Battk. LOST. ( i/i Wednesday the iqth of August - , ISot, in or near Wal- brook; T HE SIX , foltOwirt a e , ..1310-..S of EXCHANGE : , Dated Ist'n June, payable af Fonr 'Month-es drawnYß. F. Alexander, Glasgow, accepted by, L. and W. Gra- LiverPoOl,- payable at Messrs. J. Denison- and Co. a.nd int - lot - sal by R. F. Alexander, for soot. • Jthe zo, p'lyable at'*9o days 'sight; diiiwn by A. Shaw intl . ' X. Holt,' Jamaica, accepted by Dona,ldson and G lenny, ...ondons and indorsed by Shaw and'ilblt, fiir 260 o' 6 illke . l, - I),, Yable . al Six Montha, drawn . by:7l'homas Finlay son, London, accepted by Alexander Lilido, and indorsed yY T homas Firdayson, for - .t 4 3 ,7 to . o Juv to, Payable at Thr:,e Months, drawn by 11. and J. R. - Linid6Tc - a•Cept.'d by J. R: Furt'do, and in lorsed by f>. , and .R. 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Rank:and; lipno,ur. and' i n .7 ,;":•3 1 ,(..011 their personal obligation-. only ; or to per ic„,34.°s'..i..eZsed'a Laildr;cl; Funded, or equally fixed Property I,„',hililzkriol'ale thiticia, the ' Beneficed Clergy, or Ladies t r .' v ,9 1 g .1% wAr;: - or licitternorts• in particular), AN X .IN 7 ' '..itNT SUM"; by Redeeireable Annuity Loan, t Annuity illere s t, but not less tb:in rsol. nor, more than 3ooel. to - any !leil'er.orts- ~-E.T4rY:;ran.sct:34o9.4rising from,this publication, Nil , kvv i n ce its being fotincl,4 on principles dLnletrkally op . _ Imifet&ihe •miniZiails p TaUsible; `but mostly •-ciesceptious. otM-sa ow Livis Subject 'na • e P. itbl ie P rints; of course on principle.of integfiti.,:'!eqrecy, and dispatch ; and _lit, fol 16.Vs) of un i .,ilingly yielding the most . perfif :I s.ifi'sf . .dion tie the'fiorrnwer, hi the result.-L-Letters i . t:andit . ay. giiiing. name 3,W residence, will. have every' gentlemanly attentionspaid it tt•o,ireelecl to Mr. 11. J ackson, to the care of Mr.. Rfc 11- Duk e , s ltie' 'Master cif -ihe., New Chapter'. Colfee-house,- ( 'ourt, Lon-acre, 4 Loudon.. twi ce , NO Agent .or broker can . he attended-to ;no Letters tlerC'cl.Wilkh are hot postaget plitl ; and no, personalinillary 3. Z gr f f il . R.CLIER and 1-IAUGLITONi • frqin..Dabliii lIZISIi POPLIN. - anci,..XARBINE I ' I\lA NU FAC,„ +bu E RS and NIE fo J LE - NIA j g STY,' Th e i r ‘° l ll Highnesses the 'Prince -and of Dtike 4r Ditches . of Yolk. DUtehess.of Wirtemberg, snit the N o ., 2, Henrietta-street, Covent -garden, London. • Y t elevated, patronage of Her' Ntijesty, the diftetent :rrhes of the-korai Famil," and Ladies of the first rank tisllion, it. is hoped has sufficiently esta6lislyd, .in-the 2qion of a ills:T.4-Im%. Public; the decided superiority of and flaughton'ss Tat-AM - lets; alsogOld, 41 - t• net s and. • Ohamherry.,Muslins, areltalian , • ets for Court Dresses, T. , )rbans, • . - • w, •. . • "CAC , „ . • il *re-as, Archer and , I-Loig,litnrs have :..ten credibly that i a great many peop-le' In Shii Kingdom arenow, been forsonieXin . .i quapast,..inanufadutand aelling TabSi nets, I mit; of all. inferior lity, under of: _licher a., , A-Italichron's Nlanlit'acAorY, with a toeS; to disc: : rjdis aid P.ubllc in general- ; :they ar4 detercrnned,--as tar as -**Der s l I, Q w ' . io proute tu. conviction any person or li c it 4 so V..ndit - .4tPoplins and Talibiriets under the:name of . I~l°Ug~h!arlUraCt tie,' saaualty 'bouglit !at their • - ..„• • try, }lave the nonourl to acquaint 214. of V.Pit-tneir . Warchouse ik stocked tro.r.,!°llrnilig Coeds .t Ilan is .to• be found7inany otherflOtise - in WhiCh they. are enable:l , x) sclj to redly .rooney), at-.- tvt, C o ? 1 411..;.11 loyer -they-Kan tei h;id ilk where ? the . being. of- tivis . own rnanufacinre :---.tbey Consist of g a :te.and black ,Bomt)isins, - Chinaberry tetuktios, Carishrid cry - Rascliznoie;_ for Wirtov. , s, - ,,Vinozines dress Har- I, L,. ;it, Serg i , L utes t r i n gs, Cyprus ~Sarsenets,..PoPlinf - , „, .Crapes Scarf Silks; ititulkerchlels‘ 'Bar - nisi:tut* fot nits, al soa . great Choice 'of 'Pat-feriik In- 'grey Paplift&r .o Nrsertets,-for slight Mourning. English yard. A 1 3, i9S of a superior q , taitty, sk. 6d per yard ; Velures, wnt, a, le black - Serg6s, and rich 1 rtsh -.Tabbinet different , terns ; plain, c.orcled,_ chain, and striped, for Clergymen Id Gentlemen who always ;vear black; --- they never grow /lls-tv • or greasy in wearing, being of the very {bast - triple Jive. No secoud - price ever _asked.for any .article bought at their e. erzi,E. Ladies own - Spinning' rnanufadured into- Poplins or abl;"„mets ; Tabberays Furrritur2.,of ;he . 4iitent P•shlon 14u,lourso-nanufattured oh .the shortest notice . to any .ainintpt. T O DEVONgHIRE. A V r. SOLD' BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,' • - Cr)'' aisirabie FREEHOLD ESTATE,. 041 Priiing a-Capital •new-buiIt,MANSION ao US E', th e ` n . . i„ by Two-.1-1 - undred -Acres of rich Land; situate ul the "'c'st pictore . sque and - fertile part of . the County, close to r,lx,Vcat. Western Road,. two- .miles fiorn a €4l,ital Mntket th e s . 411:11 'only an easy ride-from the (ity of E4uterand h i , ` ,. ea---Or, : if required,. the Mansion, with about "fwenty ai, of Lawn snrrininding, Will,he sold 6eparAte front 'which is lett - to a responsible and, good Tenant. inuc,'„l,ilc possession may be had, and half the Purcnase -: remain on security . of the. premises. -• • . c o Y particulars apply (it •by letter, post-paid) to Mr:T. Wbicliester-Plak.se, Pentonvii le,- Middlesex ;. or Mr. Exeter. • -- --,--, WARWICKSHIRE. • i - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,, A Ver. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE plea „n / „, tahely situated within two Miles •of the• Town of Bir , IKhan, eon•sig of at ;Sixty Acres ,of Pasture And a'ts:atioty La:At, a iteJt i‘lesttage, Barns, Stables, toivslieds, 11 " ,1 7 othtir Ntqu.site . ancl useful'Buildings, all.Th ext.:glehr re= 4; 1 i r ''gc'c'd - Ganins, Avell!_plantcd, wall Choice. Fruit 'Drees;. } •4 a beau . 1! -- t, I Lt-t of Pleasure Grbifod. th' . is E•st - iS well calcitiateil for'a (;'elitletriati'i Rgiinitee; , ee 'tti ,lis.ii .is t:levaieti and healthful, and the • fe.oicts . ex 'Nl,' " , avi Ig o Orhirt.tor Particulars,.•apply to Mr. John.Alexa.nt 4,, i t , ,t • , a 1' , .2 , 1f0rd-row; Eontlon ; oy at ,tice. of' Isl.t:jtirs: ' . i L COrrie; Solicitorsiiiiriningitilli: ()dice. •• • • v . f } „ TUR DAY, AUGUST 22, 1801. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. As the- Reputation in which this University is deservedly•lield, continues to attra& great numbers of Young Gentlemen from a distance, it may not be unac ceptable to Parents and Guardians to be inform?d, that Stu— dents attending this University may he accommodated with .BOARD and LODGING by the Rev. R. FENWICK, A: M. late Fellow of Uriiversity College, Oxford, and Mi nister of the EngliSh Episcopal Chapel of Leith, who also superintends their Morals and Education. Mr. F. has taken a large and commodious House in South Bridge-styeet, opposite the College. His- Number is limited to Twelve, and each G tut leman accommodated with separate Apartments.. Terms fur the whole Year . - too Guineas. For Nine Months ' - - So ditto. , For Six Months - -- • - 6o ditto. N. B. Applications must be-made before the end of oao ber. • 'JOHN OWEN PARR's ESTATE. ICREDI TORS, who have proved their Debts, I may receive a Dividend of 3s. 4d. in the Pound, by ap plying at the Office of NlesSrs. Ward, Dennetts, and Greaves, No. 3, Copt-bill-court, Throginorton-street, ott WedneS day and Thursday next, betWetn the hours of Twelve and Two, and also on the following Wednesday and Thursday at the same time. Aug. 20, 18ot. COTTAGE, &c. ,WANT,EII TO RENT, Froth Thirty to Sixty Miles distant from London. THE HOUSE,though and. in the Cottage Style • mtist be neat ; with which a,Ganlen and 'a few Acres- of Land will be requrred.,. The Situation must be re tired and agreeable ; and if in, a Picturesque Country, and the vieinity'ola'rhiuting Stteam,'a preference will be given. Letters :addressed for- Mr..l.l . ixon, at Messrs. Nl' Dpugall and Hunter's, No. 9 , Nev-square, 4escrioing Particulars, will be altended to. This Day'vras published, in One Vol. 4to. Price ii. is. in hoards, THE MEDICAL ASSISTANT; or JAMAICA PRACTICE of PHYSIC, Designed chiefly for the use of FAMILIES and PLANTATIONS. • By THOMAS DANCER, M. D., , Late Physician to the Bath, and Island Botanist. Jamaica: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet street, London. Where may he had, A TREATISE on the YELLOW. FEVER, as it appeared in the'ISLAND of DOMINICA, In the years 1793, 1794, 1795, 1796; to which are added,.Observations on the Bilious Remittent. Fever, on Interinittents, Dysentery, and some other West India Diseases; also the Chemical Analysis and Medical Properties of the Hot Mineral Waters in, the same Island. By JAMES CLARKE,' M. D. F. R. S. E, • And Fellow of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh. °Claw, price 3s. .6d. boards. In a few Days will be published, HE SEVENTH FASICULUS of a Series of T E ngravings, accompanied with Explanations, which are intended to illustrate the MORBID ANATOMY . .of some of the most important parts of the HUMAN BODY ; this Fasiculus comprehending the chief morbid appearances Of the Urinary Biad.ler. By MATTHEW BA 1 LLIE, M.D. F.R.S. of London and Edinburgh, &c. &c. Printed for. J. Tohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and G. and W. Nicol, in Pall-rnall: wher'e may be had, the preceding Numuers. Also the Author's Treatise on Morbid Anatomy. . , CPUNTY OF DURHAM. , TO•BE LETT, for Twelve or Fourteen Years, determinable at the end of the sixth of seventh year, at the election of the Landlord or Tenant .; - . . • THE Capital MANSION-H(31.15E,, completely FURNISHED, Gai•clens; and Park, called AXWE-LL PARK, - situate about Six Miles from Ndwetistle upon Tyne, together with the Manors of AxWeils,. Backley, Cause . anci Byermore.. • The Mansion-House consists of, upon the Ground Floor, a Hall, 25 feet square, and 23leethig-ii; a . Brezik.thsr2,room, 3r feet by at; atfd 20#feet'Dralving,-room,•qr by as, and 1 . 7 feet high Dining.room, 36 by 24, and 20 met hi 6 it ; a Library, as feet. square; a Dre3sing.roiam, Water-closet, IlcUSekeeper's-room;•and• Steward's-room, l, with excellent Cellars, and convenient Offices under the wh04e. , .. •:.= The Chamber Ooor consists pf two DraWin4-rosmis, witit a 'coonnunication 'by folding-doors : one or them 25: te,t square, and 16 .high ; the othe.n3 t by at,,,and 19 nign.''Seven Bed-chambers, tour D,-essing-rooms„ anda . On the North and West part'of the House is .a NLzianine Story-, • containing sixßed:room, ; arnt in Abe Attics.are—five good Bed-rooms, a.Dressing,room., and three t•ei . yants'-rqoirts.- In the Vestibule adjoining the is toe grandl;tone Staircase, -, and there are two other StoneSta•riscS tint com municate-with different parts of 'the . House. Larder',. Bakehouse, ,and 'otrier,riecessary appet,(li A es to the Kitchen,...vith a Latthdry, have*.a cOnlin'unication with the Hots - se - by - a Colonade. • • • •, . _ • 'Detached from . the House is a - subtantial Building, 'con taining .a Steward and Clerk's °Vices% and a w four Chambers over thetas; al3rewlione, Coach-house • to; eight Carriages, Stabling far: 4o Horses, with convenient Offices bJonging: • ' . In. the Garden, .containing about Three Acres, are a'Gar dener' .Pinery. and Grape house, and the Walls 'well s Planted awn a choice.A. - ollett , ohot,Fruit Trees The Park walled in, together .with the Yards, Garden, and Pleasure Grounds, contain about 262 Acres, and a Hill ad, join* the Park, contains uovards of 22 Acres. • • The beadtirul•situation..ot .the Mansion-House, the diver sity of ground in tne Park, well planted with the variety of Pores , . Trees, and the fine view 01 the River Tyne . and adja cent-Country, is.too generally known and admiled; to require a par.tkular description, and Is allowed not to be interior to any situation in the North or England. The plentiful and cheap supply of Coal in every part - of that Coutitry,.and of excellent Salmon troinsthe River Tync, are objects well worth the attention-of any . F.arnily. - • .. THE CONDIT IONS or LETTING-ARE, That the Tenant shall pay all Rates and Taxes, Land-Tax excepted, a o ng . keep the wises in repair, being allowed all wrought Timber. • •• THE PRESENT TAXES ARE, . Windgw-T4X •••• 40 0., . House-Tax - : - - 15 o Poor ; &t. upon an average - 3 0 o Ty tiles about - s - - to o o - - , k. 18 o ,For further Particulari., inquire at Messrs. G'rairam, No. 6, Lincoln's-inn, London ; W. and I. Black,' Middle. Temple ; and the Steward, rear Axwai Park, ,who will show the Psetniks. -,OLD MADEIRA, . Meliorated by keeping zozo.G.alions in a Vat. CPEN CER and PERKINS, Wiiic-irierchants, No. 44,bPposite the Church,.Bnow.:liill, take the liberty of 4L:quainting- hire Curious. 'W hie s , that no India Voyage C;.iln'sc?ften and intprove.Madeira- to the extent their Vats do, as iiteritot otifytntike it- inure, atreeable in-tavutir t 0 the pa late,' Litt nim.erreitorative and wholesome to the stomachs of the ageti tithi Thlirnr, fo - r•-wliich.that• Wine, when 'in per:. tediion,•is i serepkbrated. Their 80 1 ,..011a is in great . perNaion, and this is the season for drinking it it is deetncd efficacious in disorders of the StoneanTGraNial.' - o — • No less than-a Dozen.nnt to any part of the Town , free •of eXlience. " ~. . . . • . Solomon's-Place, Liverpool. DR. SOLOMON announces to his numerous Customer's, that he -has just sent to his Agent, Mr. Nlatilevvs,* *No. - IS, Srrand, London; and to his Warehouse, F. xchan-court, Publin, a fresh and very large supply of his much estftemed CO RD IA L , BALM of GILEAD ; be ing a Sure remedy tOf - Alcbilities after long revers, nervous disorders, and weakness peculiar to thefeniale Sex, cholic, flatulence, sickness; vomiting, loss Olappetite, gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypocliondfiacal' affections, Powness of spirits, and tlie various direful complaints usually stiltd Nervous Disorders, price los. 6d. each bottle, or twelve in sl. cases. . - 1 3z3- PaMphlets of its efficacy gr;tis. •• EXTRACT, FROM THE 'LONDON'GAZEI.FIi. T has been . the study of the Proprietors of the I weII , knovvn . ANTISCORBVTIC DROPS, first com lapsed and prepared by the fate FRANCIS SPI LSBURY, at his Dispensary, No. r 5, Soho-square; London, and I.';ontiqued only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the Public 'against the Impositions which are 'daily prat ised against Medicines possessing the first respeelabilitY ; and as the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re sonfce in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, s and the attendant diseases.of the nerves, as the list of cures, accompanying each bottle, given in an ample . bill 'of direc tions, wttl testify, as well as the, Treatise on Diet, Gout, &c. written by the late Proprietor (which may be also had at the. Dispensary), single them out as fit olijeets to try, un der their sati6lion, such spurious - imitations. For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Corn-, ihisjoners tit the S.:any . ..o ',Tice,. have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words-" Spilsbury and Co, No. is, Soho-square„" expressed upon it, which, if the Purch t iser attends to, together with. the words "-Francis Spilsbury, his Antiscorbutic Drops, by the King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's Arms on the larger, he may he assured •he has- ob tained the Genuine. _Medicine, -as sold •at 'tile' DispenSary, Soho-square, London;in bottles of 55. and il, zs. each ; duty included. - . INSOLVENT DEBTORS. On - Monday.next, August 24, will be published, Price ts.bd. A Complete ALPHABETICAL LIST of all the Persons who have taken, or intend to take the Benefit of ,:. th late Ad of Parriament Fdlt THE RELI“ OF CER TAIN IN'SOLV ENT DEBTORS, dated June 27, iSot. To which is prefixed, a Copious and Correct ABSTRACT of the said ACT. • , _ By a BARRISTER AT LAW. • Sold by H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurst, Patetnoster••• row ; and by all other Booksellers. • ' Thi4 Day was published; In One Volutne Duodecimo, price 6s. in hoards, A PRACTICAL I'REA.L'ISE ON DIET, ..C3l, and off t h.; most salutary and agreeable means of sup porting LIFE and HEALTH by ALIMENT ,and REGI- Adiptel to the'Various Circumstances Of. Age, Con_ thtitioti, and Climate; and, IneluNng the application of . modern CliemiStrs to the culinary Preparation of Food. By WILLIAM NESI3IT, M.D. Fellow of the College a Surgeons, Edinburgh ; Author of the Clinical: Guide, &c. CRITICAL COMMENDATION OF THIS WORK. ' 7 ‘ , We are convinced thak this compendiaus'Work, on the -important snojea of Diet, will prove a Valuable and accept aule:piescot.to the.,Public."- 7 Medical and Physicaljournai. " I r there were any one desideratumin English Literatitre inorc. l urger:tly wanted than - all' others, that has hitherto un amiably been a Work, .whichshould f with the skill and dis cernment of an .able and experienced Physician, assemble for popular lfse; all the ditfates of ordinary discretion, general experii:nCe„and professional observation in regard to the'most sal atary use of those things which serve ,as - tire common ah meats of lire. The prudent use of aliments might happily. prevent two thirds ot the diseases by which health is destrbyl 04. -Dr. Neshitis one of thefeW Medical Writets among,Our contemporaries, who know hov i , to unite science with lucid sod insinuating sittipliLity of manner; the formalities of Scieni.e.ire avoided, .but.its spirit is happily diffused thruuti the Whole. In his present Work he has performed a service which deserves the thanks of every good train zealous ot pub - h.: utility. No Family ought to neglect the perusal of a Book so agreeaple, and su intercsOngly instructive."--Lon don M.dieal Review. Printed N. ft, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst,' and West and Hughes, Paternoster-row ; by J. Callow, Crown-coitrt ; E.' Balt - our, Edinburgh; -I. Arctic'', Dublin; and by all , Booksellers-. • • ' This Day were published, Price qs.. in boardS,. or 4s. 6d. bound, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST:. .1. ,TtoN; containing Practical Instructions for Writihg the English Language with perspicuity.,and Elegance, and designed, in the progresS of Edu,•atitin ' to succeed to ,the Study of the English.Grammar,.and of the Latin and Greek Classics. • By PAVID IRVIN 9, A. M. The Elementary Work here acidtessed to the notice of the Public, is intended for the.p s erusal of Persons' whose•critiCal studies arena their cornmenceinent,•or for the young Students in our English and• Classical Seminaries, who,- having per; . . tecled themselves - 111'01e Elements of Grammar; Wish to ac quire a taste for the. Beauties of Composition. , To PersOns engaged in adl.ve life, whose occ;upations'do not permit them to peruse more volutriinotiS Treatises, or to those whO have not means of access to the various e.xpensive Works existing on the.sarrie subject, skis Compendium will perhaps be found a suitable intiviiuchon to the practice of Writing with Eie . gante and Propriety. , • Printeid for Ki Phillips, No. 7T, St.,Patirs Church-yard ; sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Pater tAter-row • B Tah.trt, juveZile Librar),'Ne Bond-strcet;_ Wilson' and SPenee. ; E. 'Bailout; Ediriburgh . ; Archer, Dublin; and.by all other Booksellers, &c. Of whom.may also he had, the under-mentioned School-. books: klavOr's British Nopos, price 4s. 6d. 2. - . Natural History,: priee.4s. 6d. • • 3.. - Abridgment of Plutarch's Lives; 45.• —Universal Short=4l..nd, pric S. 6d, -• 5 "Dr. Mayor's and: Mr. Pratt's• geleJiori of Classical English Poetry, p4ce.O. bound, or4s.•6d. in boards, .6. *Pr. Grevry's Elermmts. of a Polite Education, price 4s. 6d. • .Dr. ,Watkins's -Universal Biographical and 'Historical Dktionary, One large yc4..8y0. price .llalf-a-guinea.. N. B. 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