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~„,..e•-• '. • ,-- it o 1 ' 4 ,!: - " ' '-' . , 7.1-1.3 -.- ', kjzi . _ , •'' V" ~,ir ••,,,. . Ak. # • ' - 1I• , • . .. 'l . :MI T X**. ' .....: ' • ' 45 ts . ' .''. ' N • N P" '',). • ' t \\ I ! /7', / ,_ ..,-, ,-, ' ' s• ) 7* '• I - r& ...-. 7 , ..- ~\\ , • / h • , . „.-r, 1 ?: , r 4r.t,\,:k.• . p- 1 , ~'&__ $ 1 ',.4. : }p.. , ;r 4 V4. , ~..... , : ~... • .. .t..."_,.,.., ...... , . , .... • ....1...k......iii,,,......._ .„...........,,0,. ‹..--- . ......2; if 53g.ec, • e tewe ~.... , fi, ?dill 0 C' - VT k 1• .1. ~~ Sept. zt. S. °LI. s. ; !! NUMBER 231 Id THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, TO- MORROW EVENING, Sept. 24, Igo!, Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE; Sir David paw, Mr. PALMEg.; Governor Tempest, Mr. DOWTON ; Mr. Penruddock, Mr. KEMBLE Mr. Woodville, Mr. CAULFIELD I • Mr. Sytenham, Mr. BARRYMORE; . Captain Woodville, Mr.' C. KEMBLE ; Weatle, Mr. SUETT. Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. POWELL . ; . Emily Tempest, Miss MELLON 1, Dame Dunckley, Mrs. MA.DDOCKS Maid, Mrs. COATES. After the Comedy the Dramatic Romance of BLUE BEARD ; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. The Music compos&l by Mr. KELLY Abomelique (Blue Beard), Mr. BA RRYMOKE Ibrahim, Mr. SUETT.; 'Selim, Mr. KELLY ' Shacabae, Mr. BANN ISTER,-jun. Fatima, Mrs. CROUCH ; Irene; Miss DE CAMP ; , . Beda, Miss B. MENAGE - . SPAHIS. DION*UM, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. COOKE, &c. On Saturday, The Rivals, with the 'Romance of Lodoiska. On Tuesday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third. 11 The Public are respedfully informed that the , Tra.. tech of Richard the Third will be aded every Tuesday,`till urther notice. The Plitrlic are repeafully informed that Mrs. Billington 3S engaged for the present Season at this Theatre. A LL' PERSONS who have any Claim or De:. Ingrid upon the ESTATE of the late Sir.GEORGE WARR EN, N.;. B. are desired to send the Particulari the:To f forthwith to Mr. Wood, the Agent, at No. 4, upper Bronv. 2011-row, FOUR SWANS, WALTHANI-CROSS., I)EAN WOLSTENHOLME begs Leave most respeafully to return Thanks to the, Noblemen and e ntlemen who have dime him the honour to use his House, .1 0 d to i n f or m them that he has LOWERED the PRICE of a-6 s tNG to ONE SHILLING PER MILE, and hum- DIY solic ' its Continuance of their Livours, assuting them Tat nothing *all be wanting on his part in afteirding every .Ac commodation. . THE sum of ONE, Two, or THREEITI-1011. SAND ROUNDS, is ready to be advanced, for an A NNUITY of ONE HUNDRED PER ANNUM for of 41 ',Cli THOUSAND. during tne Life a_Lady entering , I . l_ Fiftieth Year of her Age. APPIy to Mr. Jamesry, L Meycock, Haberdasher, .No. 64, —r uad-Street, Bloomsbuondon. PORTLAND-PLACE. AGENTLE:VIAN is desirous of letting his House in• Portland-place, UNTIL CHRISTMAS 4 ' ) 9 2 , containing THREE ROOMS ON EVERY FLOOR, L`fit'h !.table for-Five Horses, and Double Coach-house, the " .1-1 9LE COMPLETELY FURNISHED, and may be Sen-,vi t i i Tickets, to be had of Mr. Page., Surveyor, No. 40 , 'C a s t le-street, Holborn. BREWERY TO BE SOLD, tilittirily, on Thursday the z:d 1/ay of Nlober t at One -tr Moon. , at the Liverpool street, Liverpool ; • A VeiY Extensive and Complete BREWERY, Scars erecle4 in the best manner within the last twelve posiissing.every improved principle now known : si b " v "cle covering a Riot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres, „ a h t ed in Scotland-road, Liverpool, Ad within itoo yards t a . „.`e, Custeni House ; capable of making annually 6o,ocie - *els of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very !p e nsive Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &c. v it e Watr is of the first quality, a—The hole Preinis6 . are overlooked - nd inexhaustible. a handsome Dwelling t. tkis e , finished• and May be viewed eve.: day before o Sale, where attendance will.be given. yor further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near :00,erpool. ERE , NSTONE near LICHFIELD', STAF FORDSHIRE. TO RE soLa BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, 41 e s •ie George Inn, in the, City of Lichfield, an Friday, • Oct. 34,, 1301, at Three o'Clock, in Lots; SP-VERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at Footherley, Lynn, and. Nether and Lower mto n nall, all in the Parish.ana Vicinity Of the pleasant Vit t 4 e of Shenst on e, in a Sporting Part of the County of Stat . :- 9rd, three Miles from- Lichfield, six from Walsall, and pvve from Birmingham • also a capital- Mansion, called OTH E LEY TALL, with suitable.attached and dc .aclis I nth Coach-house, Stabling for Eight Horses, and, vi, jlt 00 t-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well MI l ed f Piuden bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream; the Ale a d o `,° , nprising about 670 Acres of rich inchised Arable,, ton w ..1 . ; 1, , And Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultiva. End, valuable ghts ot Common on Sheostone, Wood id Heath, now in the occupation ot John 111,4reeYnt-o"n", Psnig_ . udder Lease determinable in ISo9, — and of SSrs . S'Aan, Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mouslay, all e ery respect a bl e T enants , under Leases determinable at Lady day' 180 3, at several yearly Rents; amounting to EIGHT HUNDRED and FIITY.POUNDS, n I upwards; also about Twenty-.Acres,of Coppice and wood Land now in hand. .„, c fknother FREE I-101.0 ESTATE., containing So Acres, ods, 38 Perches with a commodious Dwelling-house and suitable Out-buildings„ delightfully situate - at Haminerwick, in the Parish of St. 'Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold 14E111 Of 55 Acres, adjoluitip, to the f.tecliold Pr , inikses, with -convenient Farm House anther Appurtenances, and valu able Rights of - Common on 0-41ey Hay and Cannock C.h: lse , held under the Vicars Choral of Lichfield, for an unexpiroa Ter m o f Twenty-one Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable ev ery seven years ; both which Farms and Premises are in the holding of Mr. - James Wintettoh, Under. Lease determinable t ti t-4 4-day, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 1451. t; s rinted PirticAilars•rnay be had twenty-one days preceding ti e r „,ie, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney,. in Great Charfes-street, Wa r llcham • Mr. W illington, solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Temp ' le; London; Mr. -Tho. Garland, Eylord, near t er ' is - `,°? l ,.in Marsh, Gloucestes i hire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, b e . L u3Folire ; at the Place of Sate; of Mr. Dre Wry, Printer, iv,LnY; at the principal Inns at Statfordisßurton, Tamworth, Verstone, Coventry, and other, adjacent Towns ; of Mr. a t a t rr ch, Auctioneer, Birmingham ; and of Mr. T. Sedgwick, ''heus•tone Wood End, who will slim the several Lots, ELAIR's CEMIALIC FLUID, or - ANODYNE ESSENCE for the HE AD-A . CII, 'EVES immediate Relief in the most violent Head-ach,.froof what cause soevcr it may proceed ; ,I.kciktliciugli its operAtion is so sudden, the preparation is of t 6;. nature, 'that there is not a possibility of its doing the ttest inluly iii any case whatever. . !,,r" hat,enhanees the value of this Essence, is, its agreeable 4 1 41 , most perieci Safety, and immediate efficacy; tot, be externid appliation of a suhtile; penetrating, volatile tt l y," , it immediately operates on evay . nerve, at once reliev_ N°, , ,and protee:ting them from futur . e injury, not by means of ilo v „emporary inimuluS or deleterious tilluvia, bt.tt by ano :c!,and tonic powers peculiar toitself. li c. : ) , (1, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse, tli lt „ 4 •9, Strand (7th house froth Tbniple-Bar), price 4 1 ,,,J Included ; also sold retail at-all respeetable Medicine Ip f iiti Observe the signature, "J. Cockel;," in his hand % without which none arc genuine. C LOUC'ESTE RSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PHILLPth'TS, Sen. At the Bell lan,' at Frampron,upon-Severn, on Wednesday the 4th Dayof 3.Sot, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon . . c • EVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATEiS, .Iying in the Parish •of Arlingharn, in the ColintynfGloucester L - ot I. A truly - desirable and compact ESTATE, compris ing a Farm-houser with necessary Out-bitildings and Yards,. and about izo Acres , of Arable, MeadoW, Pasture, Wood Land, and Orcharding, situate at Overton, and in the occu pation of George Wilkins; as . Tenant thereof. ' • This Estate, lies on an eminence,' command* beautiful Views of the River Svern and the adjacent Country, terminated on the West by the Forest Hills : a Gen.! tleman inclined to build, few situations will be found preferable. • Lot 11. An eligible Estate, consisting of a capital Mes suage, called WICK, COURT, with extensive Out-build ings and Yards, and 157 Acres, or thereabnuts, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Orcharding, within a Ring-Fence, in the occupation of Thomas Longney, as Tenant thereof. Lot 111. A Farm-House, called 0 LDB•ti RY, with suit able Outbuildings and Yard, and about 52 Acres of Land, whereof 5 Acres ,are Arable,- and the remainder Meadow, Pasture, and Orcharding, within a•Ring-Fence, in the occu pation of lohn Hallier, as Tenant thereof. Lot IV. A Farin-Hciuse:Called WO.OLTHROP, in the occupation of William Carter, with convenient Out-build_ ings and Yards, and about 'l2 Acres of Pasture Orcharding adjoining, and 74 A.cres.of•Arable land, part of Warth Field, and 4 , " Acres of Pasture, part of Arlingham Warth. Lot V. A Farm-. House, called SANDS; in the occupation of James Halforc' with the Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, Orchard, and Clt • of-Pasture Ground adjoining, containing about 6 Acres, and 34 Acres of Arable Land in Warth and 37 Acres of Pasture, art of Arlingham Warth. Lot VI. roA._oß. 3oP. of Arable Land, in Warth Field, ant43tA. iR. SP. of Pasture, part of Arlingham Warth. Lot VII. A Messuage, near Woolthrop, called AARONS, with the Garden and Orchard adjoining, and , containing tA. 2R. 37P. Lot. VIII. Part of an Orchard, called RIDGE ORCH ARD, adjoining Creswick's Homestead, containing 2R. BP. Lot IX. A Cottage and Garden, in the occupation of - Murdock, .with the Orchard adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. William Bodaum, containing together 3R. 17P, (P" The several Farms are well arranged for distind occu pation ; or, from their contiguity, any part may be occupied together. Lots r and 3 are separated only by the Turnpike Road, and Lot. 2 lies within a quarter of a mile of Lot 3. The Lands in Warth Field, and inthe Warth included in Lots. 4, .5, and 6, adjoin. The Estates are Tithe-ffee, having been, lately.dischargadaf Tithe under an Inclosure ACI, and are extremely improfeable. Early possession may be had. Aslingharn is vieasantly situated on a Turnpike-Road ; 2 miles distant fron Newnham, 12 from Gloucester, 2.0 from Cheltenham, 31;:rom Bath, and 28 from Bristol ; adjoins ;he River Severn and abounds with extensive and highly di versified Views ; Earrow:;Hill,. so justly celebrated for the grandeur of the View it affords, is within a feW minutcs walk of Lots I, r, 3. Further Partiadars and Conditions itf sale may be had on application to r,r. Whitcombe, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet streci, London; or'to lessrs. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Phillpotts, Gloucester, at those Office a Map of the Estates may be s een.' Mr. William &damn, at Arlingharn, will snew tie P realizes. This Day were publisllA, . • Price 4s. in boards, or 4s. 6th bound, 'THE ELEMENTS' of ENGLISH.COMPOSI -I._ TION ; uoutaintng rtattical.ipStr,uaions for Writing the English Language with pr-: picuity and Elegance, and desiined,• in the progress If.dueation, VD succeed to the Stong . of the English Grarnmar, l and of the Latin and Greek Classics. ' ‘• ,;$6.5.05 , 495.. Is. ()C. 9- od. er, ; Lady .tr, iron% William, nt, !an- Stettin Nymph, Elseber. ; Call exten. :S. with and - late ry corn- LIS vist.s at Doi. ItOSS. , [l3lr, at r. Joh* pt ; ' )USE, h ; two 0 tike s Retail No. 'don, at House. :speda4 Sixteen vcd sit on the and. Ex 4 noun,, linty of hielt is of rich' übstin-= 1 Grass, lis Year : lett at • The itt, laid el are itt situated !s south es front T weed. within • The affords , :n, with )mpleac , and an ▪ The Pes and thriving Id an.: of cations.. tergbarri bein2dc nOO wito6 o nts maY ; rail:. in and ;tern 0' co"" suit of LS I aat hr MOS: „mewl, scue 31— o r the. ave de /ENE ing du ig from maturc lin\Y•o- T V. it haste not tin' one't 11 rior ruc k where J offer stres4 tions vt ,'or the stati sup hoc ° bjer`., a NOW IZe11 03 : :he rit es vigour , anterac rty Sic° t that 01 ;,stakin;. te, forra 't h sad& o nsuite. 4 ), at h!lk wic :r-streert et)lls , ow. . . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1801. SANS SOUCI. THE PUBLIC are respeafully informed, that .SANS SOU CI, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, WILL OPEN on Saturday, Odober . 3, iSot , under the SanClion.of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain, with an Entertainment, entirely new and original, called A -FRISK. „ , . This Entertainment, which contains Twenty New Songs, is written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and ac companied by Mr. DIBDIN. Further paiticulars will be given in the future Bills' and Advertisements. . • . - . Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery zs. •" • Doors to be open at Seven, anclthe Performance to be given .., . . at Eight. .. Places for the Boxes may ba taken at Mr. llibdin's Ware house, where may be had all his different PrOdb6tions -, and also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years Tour to almost the whole of England, and a 'considerable Part of Scotland'; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re.. spedable Friends - and trnbellished with Forty Plates in aqua tinta , _ from iietures painted by Mr. ,Dibdin, and Twen ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua tinta, by Miss Dibdin. 'The Pictures, and Specimens of the Prints, may be seen, free Of expellee, at Leicestei.l4lace. 1 ... The only Entrance to the Trwatre will beat the 1.).. , ,r nearest Leicester-square. . . NOW SELLING BY AUCTION, By WM. BURT, ALL the SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, Plate,- Linen, Wine, Books, China, Wass, Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, and other Effiats; of WILLIAM COLI-lOUN,_E9.._ At Wrethatn, near Theezrd,'Norfolk.. 'Comprising upwards of 4000 ounces of Plate, a part of which is in a modern Dinner * Service, a quantity of Sattin Damask Table Linen, fine Holland Bed Linen, several ele gant Four-post Bedsteads, 4 feet 6 inches wide, Chintz bor dered Furniture, with suitable 'Bedding, many Four-pdst and Tent Bedsteads; with Dimity Furnitufe, excellent Ser vant's Beds, several sets of elegant Bordered French Window Curtains; Mahogany Dining TableS, with claw feet, Ward robes, Book-cases, Chest with Drawers, Library; Tables, Chairs with Hair .Se:its; Sofas, Billiard Table la feet by. 6, Pier, Chimney, and Dressing Glasses; small Dinner Ser vice, Desert and Tea Sets of porcr.laine China, elegant Cut Glass, in Decanter, Wines and Dishes, Turkey, Persia, and Brussels Carpets ; 40 doze 4 old Port, zo dozen fine old Ma deira, al dozen fine old C rarer; some tine old Ruin ; a few Paintings by eminent Artists, upwards of 400 Volumes of Books, of the best English and French Authors. Out-15oor Stock Consists of 800 South Down Ewes, .150 Lambs, too Lei cester Ewes, 8o Lambs, 5 Leicester Tups,. 15 .South Down Tups, 18 handsome Polled Cows, io Head Two-year old fine Young Stock, zo Working Horses' s :4 Mules; Wag gons, Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Drill Rolls, and various Agricultural Machines, and a variety at Implements the Crops of ATheat, Barley, Rye and Oats,. in . the Straw, of upwards of 700 Acres, 13 0 t o ns o f H e y, a n d four. large Stacks of Rye Grass; Dairy and Brewing Utensils, 6o Head of Swine; the contents of a Green-house, 30 large and small Orange-Trees ' Myrtles and Geraniums ; :the ToOls of a Blacksia.:th' s Shop, t Sailing ancl 2 other Pleasure -Boats, Fire Engine with Pipes, with a variety of useful and orna mental articles, which will be expressed in Catalogues, to be had on the tstil inst. of Mr. Gedge, Bury • ' Mr. üb bock, Thetford; Mr. Sudbury, S waif ham ; Mr. Pigge, Lynn ; Mrs.. Hawk est y, A t tleborough ; place of Sale • and of the Audioneer, Briggs'-lane, Norwich, at 6d. each. The Goods to be viewed on Friday and Saturday, the 18th and 19th of September inst. from Ten Three o'Clocl:, and at no other time, on any account whatever., The Sale to begin each morning precisely at half-past Th.% o'clock; in the following ordet Tuesday Sept. '22, Bed Linen and Furniture. Wednesday, 23, Table Linen and ditto. Thursday, 24, Plate, Furniture, and Brewing Utensils. Friday, ac,. Furniture. Saturday, 26, Ditto. Monday, 28, Wine, Boats, Carriage, and Sundries. Tuesday, 29, Sheep and Swine. Wednesday, .30, Books and Furniture. - -thursday, , 96l,l, Neat Stock, Implements, Blacksmith and Wheelwright's Shop. - Friday,- , 2, Horses, Mules,. Garden,: Dairy, and Sun dries, at Farm-house.. Satan4ay, 3, Hay, Corn, and Rye Gras's. BOSWELL ON MEADOWS. ." This Day was published;' The Fourth Edition, with Additions, • - Illustrated : by Five Engravings, shewing how the Woik is to be performed, Price ss. A TREATISE on WATERING MEADOWS; 111- wherein are shewn some of the many Advantages aris ing from that mode of P raetice, particularly on Coarse, Boggy, or Barren Lands, and the Method of performing the Work; also, Remarks on a late Pamphlet upon that Subjeet. ' By GEORGE BOSWELL. Flooding is truly the best of all Improvements, where it can be effe6ted ; and there ought not to be a single Acre of Land neglected which is capable of it."—Kent's Hints to the Landed Interest. Primed fox I. ljebrett, opposite Burlington-house; Pic cadilly. • Of Avhom maybe had, .An ESSAY on DRAINING and :IMPROVING 'of PEAT BOGS ' • in whiCh their 'Nature -and Properties are fully considered. By Mr..NICHOLAS,TURNER,; of Bognor, Sussex. The two preceding Articles being uniformly printed, may bg had complete in One Yi)lume, Svo.. just published, t. By U.. P. Symonds - ' Paternoster-Tow - , Londoh, a. A New and Beautinal Edition; printcd.in a Pocket Size, with an elegant POrtrait of the Author, engraVed by Rid ley, price Is. 6d sewed, or han6omely bound and gilt, 4s. THE. RUINS; or, ,a SURVEY of the REVD_ LUTIONS of EXPIRES. Part the Second, contain ing the Liaw of Nature. .; By. M. VQLNE Y, • • I . • One of the Deputies of the National AsseMbly of 1789, and .Authottif Travels into Syria and Egypt, &c. • " For Modes of:Faith let graceless Zealots fight; 44 can't be Wrong, whose Life is in the right." • POPE. , The above elegant Work Contains the following interesting -• Subjeds Chap: r. Of the Law of - Nature. 2. Charaaers of the-Law of Nature. 3; The Principles of the Law ofpjaaure, as. they relate to Man. 4. Of the Basis of Morality—of Good—of Sin —of Crimes—of Vice and Virtue.. 5; Of indiVidual Virtues —of Knowledge. 6. Of Temperance. _7. Of Continence. 8. Of, Courage and-Activity. -g. Of Cleanliness. 16. Of DorrieStic Virtues.. i r.. Of the aocial Virtues, :old of jus tice. az.. Deveiopernent of the Social Virtues. • ~ . . , This Davis published,. In Six large .Volumes; Oilt;vo t . handsoinely.printed on a line - Medium Paper, price in boards, zl. 14s. and a tew Copies on a Superfine Royal Paper, price inboards 41. i6s. with a Portrait of the-Author MHE POETICAL WORKS ,of JOHN MIL_ .TON: With the principal NOTES of former COM— MENTATORS. To which are added, • . _ . 111,1istrationg, with some Account of the i.. 1 F Eof MILTON. 'By the Rev. I-lEN.RY JOHN TODD, M. A. Printed for J .Johnson, W. and I. Richardson, R.. Bal d 0 midge and Son, J. Sewe.ll . , I. Nichols, F. and Riv ington, I': Payne G. and J. Robinson, J. Walker, I. Ma thews, W. Lowrides, J Scatcherd,Wernorand Hood, Ogilvy 'and Son, j. Nunn, G. Wilkie, Clarke and Son, j_ Cuthell, Lackirigton, Mien, and 'Co:R. Lea, E. Jellerey, Carpenter and Co. Longman rand Rees,-Cadeil, - jun. and Davies, T. Hurst, and J. Muwman.. • THE UNITED - 141014THLY - SHIPPING-LIST ; Containing correa Descriptions and the preSent Situations, nearly Thirteen Thotisance.briti4t ~and• American Ves sels, in, the rn,:orner of - Steele's List Of the - Royal Navy. TN Consequence of the friendly inter vehtion of I some Merchants of the City of London; the two separate Works hitherto published under the titles of Steele and Po cock's List of Merchant' Shipping, and of Lloyd's Monthly Shipping-List, will in future - e z. published as one joint Concern, under the title of • • - THE UNITED 'MONTHLY SHIPPING-LIST. This union of Interests, industry, and Intelligence, . will, it is presumed, give to the United Work a superiOr claim to the support of the Public ; and as the peculiar advantages of both will in future be COITIMiCtO the single Work, the views and wishes of the Commercial World will be more eflZ:ciu ally consulted; and the divided Patronage, united upon one. 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[PRICE SIX PENCE. LAST INDIA HOUSE, • c. • • atip:emuer To, -i 8 or. THE COMMITTEE of ! SHIPPING. of the UNITED co Ale A Nl' of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the Earl Indies., do herebfg ive Notice, , . Tbat the Committee %will be ready to receive Profrosals in writ. Thg, sealed o t pn,WEDNES DAY 3otb ins:. * for supplying the Company . wit anchors and Grapnals, Canvas, • Pitch and Tar, Steel, Swedish iron. And such Persons who may think proper to deliver in Tendet? l ' must express therein the lowestPricei, as they will not have an opportunity of mitkYng any abatement. • • The Conditions of the ,Crntr-ae - 7 may be .ree:n b 4, applying to Mr, Coggan, Clerk tt, tbt,raid Con:nittee v , witb.wbont tbc Tina'ers, must le left before Twelve o'Cleck at .1 , 10;:n on rbe adoVe day, as ii T rna, r be reeci-.. , ed airicr /kat DISTEMPER IN QOGS MHE following ,very honourable festimonyis.se. ledAl, from many others, of the ElliCacy of BLAIN Ps MEDICINAL POWDER for the CURE of the DIS TEMPER' in DOGS. • COPY ofa LETTER from Lady CHARLES SPENCER. " S;ratton.street, Piccadiny, Aug. If, • " s it, r • I • , . " If you think that the cause of humanity, or The repu tation or your valuable Medicine 'for' the Cure of the Distem per to which poor Puppies are such victims, will. be at all benefited, by my.naine; you ate at full liberty to make use of it in any way - you think proper. I haV,e'cured of my 'own two small Spaniels and a Terrier, all between five and six months old. -The:Son of 'a friend of mine has been tia sue, ceSsfut with it among, his Dogs,. that he purposed writing to you onthe.subjeal and, in fat}, in all- the cases I have seen or'heard of, it has been successful, When early and properly given. " I am; sir; 'your's, &c. _ " MARY SPENCER." Blaine's Medicinals Powder for the Distemper, price , is. 6d. d Dose, being-sufficient'for the Cure of one Dog.; or Six for packed up oldifierenestrengths, aecording to the age and size of the Dog, sighed by the- Proprietor, is sad; Wholesale, by Mr, Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street; - and Messrs. Barclay and-Son,. Fleet-market•;'and,' retail, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. r . 5.0 Oxford-street; 'Mr. Creel', Arm Oxford-street; Mr. Swiney, 2r, Pall-Mall-; Mr. Ward. 324, _Holborn.; Mrs 4 Newbery, Paul's' Church-yard • Mr. 'futt,RoYal Exchange; City Medicine Warehouse; and Mr. Vade, Corn hin. . . * Mr. Blaine is likewise Author of the Grand Folio System of Anatomy of the lidrse ; dedicated, by permission, to His Majesty, and accompanied with Plates, drawn, en -graved, and coieured from the real Subjeel ; price, coloured; in zl. as. plain; 11. xs. , To be had at T. Boosey'sas above. •-• COUT and RHEUMATIC .TINCTURES rr HE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are the most • painful and debilitating complaints mankind are sub jed to. The Gout is- sue posed :incurable, as All other dis orders were said to be (which we 'know not hol.iito cure) until radical and safe remedies were thsecivered to cure them. It has been thought dangerous to cure or' prevent the return ofihe Gout.. put if the cause is removed, all danger must be done away, which this Tincture (taken as directed; and regirmn pra.cr:b.d) will .....nplcte/y erre' et, as 13 proved, by many respeCtable charaCters in London and else.. where, who have long, andsstill db experience the happiest efnets of, whose. letters, verifying the faCis Mr. Dix has with their authority to - publish, and to refer fadiss: and Gen; tlemen to the writers, who will answer any particulars in person.: PerSonal references must surely be more convincing anct satisladory than the publication of letters, which; by some; may be suspected as fabricated for the sole purpose• of to commending the Medicines. Therefore he preters refacing .. the Afflicted to original letters in his possession; and to the Patients themselves, - who arc too respedable to be suspected of duplicity. Those who-see them in . perfeCt health; . and enjoying the free use of their limbs, must be convinced of the} powerful and salutary efficacy - or.these Meciicines. FaEts are stsliaorn risings, and will conquer every prejudice.. The • Gout has been said tf 4 i, be• a salutary disease, and supposed (by, those who know not the cause, nor .how to•Gute or prevent it) -to keep oil all other compiaints ; the Writer begs - leave, with ace deference, 'to (Lifer troth such air are Of this °Pi- , nion, . since this assertion has . never been proved. That the contrary •is the fart, is daily . proved. He'w many G . Outy Patients do. we not see and hear of suffering under a . compLication of disorders - such as itheuniariim,- Scurvy, Bilious and Nervous - ; Hiccups, _Suffixation, .Heart-burn, Head.ach, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. All originating from the same cause as the Gout. All which?. these Tinctures will eiketualty remove and prevent, if taken as'directed, and regimen- as prescribed, and nd tient need fear apy,subseqUent ill effects from the use of this Medicine, which cannot injure the rhoSt delicate constitution, il taken as directed. It may not be improper td - declare there is no Mercury in these Medieistei, knowing that some pre.. pared with that pernicious drug, are recommended for this Gout; Mercury to a Gouty Patient, is as deadly poison, sure to injure. These Medicines will keep any length of time in any climate. Mr. Dik may be consulted every Monday; Wednesday, and Friday, trona ten to three o'clock, at his house, No. a,,7, Upper Chartatte-street, Fitzroy.square, where, and Wart's, No. 324, Holborn, these Tinetures may be had with diree- - . lions. . The Gout Tincture, in Bottles at il. zs. and 11. ITS. 6d. Stamps included. Rheumatic Tincture, 11. ss. and 2.1-. ditto. _ Letters (post paid) will be duly answered. IF,OR DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS, DALLY ,A CAUTION. - - WHEREAS many Counterfeited Sorts 'of this Medicine are offered fOr sale by sundry Druggists and others, under specious pretences ; and whereas repe2ted :Complaints have been made of the had effeds of these Com positions ;. all Purchasers are requested to be particularly careful in observing, that the name of F. EWBE RY is-eh raved in the Stamp, which is pasted on •eacho Bottle, as the . surest mark of authenticity ; and that in the Bill of Three. tions, in which such Bottle's wrapped, is the following • 'EXTRACT from the WILL of the late Mr. - DALB " And whereas, I did many years since instruel my Daugh.. ter Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Cell, of I , lorth-street, Westminster, Gentleman, in the art and method of prepar-' ing, compounding, and making up a certain Medicine, of Which l am the sole Inventor, called and universally known the name of DALBY's CARMINATIVE; I have l agairi instenti;4and communicated to my said Daughter,' Frances Cell, the Secret of preparing or making: up the said Medi— cine; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Daugli• ter, the.tole Preparer of this useful Medicine. 1 likewise: • give to my said Daughter, Frances Cell, the sole Property of tire said Carminative, and all ProfitS - arising - frorri-the sale thereol;to her and her Heirs for ever." This exCellent , Medicine.: is a most safe; effe6lnal, and fa general an immediate Remedy tor the, Wind, Colics, Con vulsions, Fluxes, and other Disorders 'in the Bowels of In fants.; an"i is equally serviceable to Persons of all ages; .for internal Complaints occasioned . bY / bad Liquors. Fruit, &c. It is.sAd:only at Mr. Ne..Yberi's (the only Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder) No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coa , :h- way, a'few doors from the Corner of Cheap side, London, in bottles, price Is. 6d. each, and 3d. 'Duty.— • 'Also retLii, by his appointment, at Mess. febovlt and Co.'s, Isl o. ISO, Awl t.,Piutting, No. .76„Oxford-street ;, T. Wade's, No. 13, Old Bond-street; -Bayley .and Co.'s, Cocksput. street ; .W. - Barry's, stationer, Bridge-street, Westminster ; B. Btu-ch.:Ts, L(ng-Acre ; J. ' No., 355, UOLL/Orn T. Tutt):.,- - ; Royal Exchange.; aJesi W. ellip'x's, No. z 6,, Lerotigh