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And Thicrge, Mr. F A I.V ET T. •' • • End of the Opera, by Permission ot the Theatre-Roy a l, H aymarket, will be ailedl'roprietohort rs of the a s Earee..., called, THE VILLAGE LAW In thecourse of the Evenin YER.. Comic S o g the foll ow i ng Songs,: —A new Woman h a s , g never 'son before on th e S tage, called " A by Mr. lticaecion. a one Fault l" by mtrawcett ; "T heThorn," ~ .. And, for that Night only, Will he revived, in Two Parts, • the Grand Ballet of THE DtATH OF CAE' FAIN COOK. Tickets to b,! had of Mk. - Fawcett, 'at his Chambers, 140. to, Buckinghiirn-street, Y rkkiings ; and or Mr.. ttrandon, at the Theatre ; here I - lace for the Boxes may be vten. . . . . . . . ... ..------7771Trqcs7;:Mtltjet""'""1"40 011.41411.""P fERY . - .' IVIESRS. BOYDELL be leave to acqoatnt A the Public. in general, and their Friends in, particular, that the Tickets for the I E LoTTE KY, rice Three Gumeas, with Schem es of the said Lottery, are stow ready 1..1* delivery, at' the -Shakpeare•GallerY Pall- Mall ; at Messrs.,Boydcll's, No. o*, Cheapside : 1 ,- wl At at' ..tbe Licensed Letttrk offi kt - 4 . i t; c,;•. t .litit,inaik'lreiAnd. HEREFORDSHIRE. , Lots, on to Bk. SOLD BY AUCTION, Liint Inn L .111Vriday the istli thy of Tune next, at the Red , eCnninster, between the hoUrs of Three and Six in the Altrilettn, unless disposed ot in the mme THE.• by Private Contract, of which due Notice. will givenbe ; ' MANOR (it LOKDS: t 11).4 PEMBRIDE BOROUGH, in the it.itity ot Hereford, with the tiarket-itouse, Tolls, or Fairs, Reliefs, and Qit-ents thereto betouging, of the annual value of Eleven eounds, or thereabout. Also the Court -house Farm, comprising a capital Man Sion-house, with all necessary and convenient Out-buildo ings, and upwards ot 160 Acres ot exLellent- Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture 'Land, in the Pari s h of Peirthridg e afore said, now in the possession of rhomas Wollaston, EST. Descriptive Particulars of the Lots will be left at the prin cipal Inns in Hereford, Leominster, and Ludlow ; and tilt ther iotorraittion May ead skf Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd , and Lloyd, SuliLitors, Ludlow. N. It. A part of the Piirchase-naoneylnay remain secured on tr.ee P remises, whi c h may be viewed on application at the Hoe - ENflEl, — "---IDLESEK, Ht)L . BEALIT.I L ItILFREE -1) VILLA.and AND. TO Bk. SOLI) UN AucTioN., By . 4 r. ROBINS, ' • • At Garrawai''s Collet-house, 'Chan4e-alley Cornhill, 'on Monday Til; aist inst. at TyVehtd o' Y ) to One Lo t , uti. less an acikiitii4 o (I;'r is made bctore this toth inst. A Truly Sel-ct FRELI-.101,1).ES 1 A FE, situate a little *owl the ttn,Fn,le stone on the high road to liartii s td, in the Parish of Enlield;_ comprisil i g a desirable brick..o.tilt Residence, seabed in - i a Law n at a distance, and ainclos with :,,thrtg volt the Road, containing, on the Ground Hoot., a spacious lofty Entrance-hall ; a capital ingmtn and Drawing room. hanclaomelY fitted ' i l k ' large kit‘hen, Butlers Pantry, store and China Closet, ittir capital Bed-chambers, with Dressing-rooins, on the i p d 'rY, arid tour Attics over ; kle, Wine, and L'ecr":9•l - miner the House. The Offices are tietached, and aftre with every convenienc e , being amply 5140141ied with titre Stone Stabs J•cr, and consist of a handsome Dairy' with r . _ . ,0 Larder, Laundry, Brew • and W ash- house, C 6 il ' l.l `i /4 " . I.totttio., with M an-:serVatit'a . litoootn over, i.sOrnpatt. Farm arn at a pleastng distance from the House, with Piggery. art -lwae, double Coach-house, handsome Fourtall Stable, Cow-house, Poultry.liouse, and a very neat' Cottage adjoinng; a large Kitchen -garden, stocked and plant e d with numerous Fruit trees ; an Orchard and extensive Shrubbery 'Walks, a very handsome Seipentine Canal, with a running Stream, stocked with lash; Pleasure_ Grounds, and rich PaddoLks, containing together about 12 Acres, all inclosed with d iieW Park PaLag. The wholeof the Premises are in the Lost cotnplete °rif t r, hay -31•44 been thoroughly altered and intproved within few znotiths. To be viewed on Mondays and Thursdays till the time of Sale, by Tickets only, which .may be had of Nit. Robins, Varigic -street, Golden_ square, Lond rt ; Particulars at the 'Pell, 1-lerttUni; null, Ware ; Angel, Edmonton ; Bull, En- To 'al E LADIES . THE"'"---- GRECIAN CO:vIruUND. This Com position stands unrivalled for strengthening and chan&- pig teed or Grey - Hair to beautiful and natural shades of arown or Black, in the course of a tew days; it is warranted ii t1 Z.T. ( 2 6 4 . 41Ke colour during lite, or to soil the most delicate , app ", I , 4 ,7, tToi, ! !S pleasing in stitch, pertetly sate, and easy in ~iviug givc, t l ir .i t nn 4,1 4 a security aaaittst imposition, any Lady Nilvas purchased, aii,,tvit tri a l,. sIL II. upon apoication where it, . c Intl!. Money returheo it it'does nut Suc ceed. - Soldi b)(eaTter,of the PL, prie N to e r. at i t . vi i% Colding!s; No- 4 2 , e,ornhill; Mr: Overton'.; 1...... ...............,...........igire5, Wade's Passage, liatn N e w P'7'l-strectitt;attn'lle Mr. , •.: . NEW ivIEDICiNE A(.'1• • Warehouse fi n . Dr. 'AMES, At the only 'Ls oPti(d)(l)‘i Chu " ti l . )1: it' No. 45 , S t. Paul's reli-yard T HE follaw.ing MEDICINC.S are Sold, at the ..t. 'Price:: annexed, melucting the• Stamp at - and as it is enatted, that from the ist of Selneipher, 1 1 0 2 , th e Xll Ns Oould he applied to • all Proprietary Alecticines; as Wall for Foreign as for Home Consumption, and as a cn: siderahle Addition Runk to the Stamps, on the articles Of higher ',value, or those in bulk, the prices of Dr: fames's POwder will be in future zs 91, per PaLket, or 11. Is. 6d. Per Doien ; butt il: vantay °fa Dozen Packets in a for - tie (as midi; up tor the Army and Navy) :nay he had tOr 11. 4s. And as by t he of the Commissioners of the Stamp 0 nicel'iates are prepared for Mr. Newber.rs se,EZ ratouse, with Ins ;,,lattic engraved in vii,.ll be careful to observe, that the word's, each Stamp. the PuPiic ~ F. NewherY, Alo. S. St. Paul's," are primed in the StaziPs 9 1 an his hiedicie; and as it is presumed that this will he a suffi cient security 'against Counterfeits, his .Signaturc 'OO the Lables on Dr. lanies's Powder will be discontinued trotn henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who Pu.rchabe M a l t a Dozen or More at a time, of the loi.ver I,ced articles. t. d b r • k d. s. - u ines's Powder 2 9 Lonces of Blois x ii 9. a Bottle 24 o FreaktesTinc.t.of Bark 4 - 9 0. A, __ n- tale ,tic Pills 4 6 Eng l ish xharns -.. "! o• lare t '' 8 - 24 o Conte_ a _ e ! 9 br s , I) • teer s Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebus d 8 . qg no. c_unvilliion Oil - 2 6 Orinskirk Meilicanes 8 1-• ills I o b • `-:arno mile Drops 't 9 I o:;tish's 2- • to teor•rp,aregohe Lozenges t 16 Esseneof Peppermint z. to tj, ) 4 bilious Pills 4 6 Grant', Drs . - • Austin's Clialybeate ' J. Hooper Pills 1 !ii ~ditto ,o_albv,R. r` - 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 2 6 v. • - •- artninative I 9 Henry's Ditto - c 6 csenceotColtsfoot 3• 6 Norton* , Drops - .. , 4ep,ialic Snuff *- o 9 Spilbury's pp 5 0 i i'' 'Perice's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's . Te 2 . 9 ~ines's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's"' indure ii i ture 6 Do. Tutu Lozenges t to thi. n• Sta alp; with M i r. ' Newhery's Nance are fixed to I,cers?srst to Articles above enumerated, and as to .} tr, .iis, particularly ServantS and Messengers, mistake-his 1- ; - se !. he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is :,',the.' East Ent/ of St. Paul's, nearest to ! •Cheapside, and \,'' . .t t; lias alage White Stuccoed ront, on. which thees nib ar . . ib,i. " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE ki., - iiiscr ''',‹ Ott. IAII,ILS's POWDER." ' ' At.\, W.gDNESD4Y. MAY 2 13C4. LINEN TRADE OF IRELAND: AT 3 MEE LING .of the MERCHANTS, MA NO FAcTu E RS, and. others concerned in . the IRISH LINEN . TRADE, summoned by, Public Notice, aad held at the Linen-Hall, Dublin, on Thursday., ith April,- 1804, for the-purpose of considering the expediency of presenting a Petition to the Imperial Pai•liainent, .praying Repeal of the Dutylately • impbsed on the Export of Irish Linens to Foieign Market-4 . . Al,:ermau CRC) ruERS in the chair ; Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting that a Duty ex- . tending front t t-3d to 4 per Cent. advalOrern, has.beeitlately • laid by the Imperial PArlianient, upon the Export - of Irish Linens to Foreign Markets. Resolved, That the Bounties formerly granted by .the Le gislature of Great Britain.and Ireland, on the Export of Irish Linens, tended in a very eminent degree to the extension and improvement of the inen Manufa.fture,of this Kingdom. by - enabling i• to meet the FabrickS of the Continent at Foreign Markets, on equal terms ; and it appears to. this Nleeting . that these Bounties have been alike the result of wisdom and necessity. . . Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting,, that if ,the Bounty on the Export of Linens has had the etE7CI of pro- muting and extending the Linen Trade of this Country, .the operation of this Duty must be attended .with a direct con trary elect. - kesolVed, That it appears to this Meeting that the Rates of Linens have within the space of. a few years advanced on the Irish Manufaciurer in • the proportion of at least ao•per Cent. Resolved; That it appears to this Meeting that the Exert of Linen Cloth from this Kin,- , lnitt -ttas from the year 1790, little vanati:Jii, continued to i.ecline. Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting, that under these circumstances we cannot but feel an extreme anxiety from ,the operation of a Ditty Which must so materially :aid our Staple Manutadure at • yoreign Markets, and the obvious tendency of which is to deprive.us of the only means we had .. of -there contending with the Fabricks of Germany, France, •and Russia. R,:solved, That it appears to this Meeting, that a Petition should be finthwitli presented to -the huller - 141 Parliament, praying for a discontinuance of the Duty on the Export of rich Linens, and that a Committee be. appointed to prepare said. Petition, and submit it to this Meeting - on. Saturday next, and that the following Gentlemen be, and they are hereby appoin,ted a Committee for said purpose : Alderman Crothers, William Harkness, ESq... Hugh llama', Esq. Nich. Fleming, Esq. Denis Thos. O'Brien, Esq. . Francis Beggs, Esq. john Allen, Esq. , James Esq. DUblip, Saturday, April (Lk acia. AT a EETING held by adjoutoent from. HUGH Saturd M ay the 7th inst. m CROTHERS, Esq; in the Chair; The Committee appointed reported a Petition to the Im perial Parliattient. " praying that the Linen Manufacittres or this Country may be exempted from the Export Duty to Foreign Markets," svhichheing received and read, Resolved, That the Petition, as it-has now been read, do - stand the Petition of this Meeting ; that. it be engrossed and signed, and that our Chairman da forthwith forward it to the Right Hon. jOHN FOSTER, with a request from this Meeting, that he will be pleased to present it to the_ I mpe fiat Parliament, and give it the support of his great abilities and perfect know lenge of the subject. Resolved, That our.Chairinan, and such of the Gentlemen present as can conveniently Attend, do wait on our w rthy Representatives, lotia Latouche and Robert Shaw, Esqrs. (or, it absent, apply to them by Letter) praying their con currence in Parliament,- in support of our Petition. Resolved, Thar this Meeting cannot close its proceedings without feeling a sentiment of grateful recollection or the many eminent services rendered by the Right Hon. it /1-IN YOST E tit, to the Trade and Manufactures of this Kingdom id general, and to whose ersevering assiduity and superior talents its Linen NlailufaCturz in particular stand so hignly indebted. Resolver& That nor Chairman, in transmitting the Peti tion to Mr. FOSTER, do accompany it with. a Copy of these Resolutions, and our cordial expressions of the most mpodful acknowledgment. lIUCH CROTHERS, Chairman. - Mr. Alderman Crothers having left the' Chair, and Wil liam Harkness. Esq. being called to it, - Resat ied, That the Thanks of t his, Meeting be returned to our kvortio, Crothers, Esq. fur his very polity and proper Conduct tu the Chair. Resolved, That these Proceedings he published. WILLIAM HARKNESS.. This Day was published, Pri4!..Thrc-,e Shillings and Sixpence in hoards, ESSAY upon POLI ricAL ECONOMY ; ..tv..i_og an Inquiry into the Truth of the Two Poiitlons of tn.: French. Econoniists— That Lalacrtr employed in Maim.: taeturi.s is Impr?dttetire, and that all Taxes-ultimately tall upon, or settle in the Surplus Produce of Land. • By DANIEL WAKEFIELD, ' Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No: 6z. St. l'4sll l s Church-yard ; sold alsO by j. Hatchard, No. rgo; dilly. This Day was publishO, in Four Volumes, price ths. rH E WOMAN OF FEEL ING‘; a .t Novel. • • , Printed for William Miller, Ohl Bontl-ttreet. • • This Day was published - , In Two elegantVoluineS,Grow'n - Ottivo; prite Os. in boards, • embellished with Vignettefitle-pages, anzt-TenColour ed Frigravings, ODD WHIMS, and.MIS,CjLLANIES. ny Fib NI PI-1 P. EP TO 7 ` • uthot of Sketches: on Landscape, Gardening, &c. &c. ". Front grave to gay fr9rn lovely t' severe." L ilon • • on Prinied for Miller , Bond-srrett.. <, , ,,W,Copie•s tT Royal Paper, price. rl. 45. in boards. This Day:was published, In 1115.0 ()Caw), comprising Sixty-two Engravings, Price TWo Guineas in boards, _ _ - - OUTLINESfrom.IIie Figures and Crtmpositions upon the Greet, Roman, and K.truscan Vases of the late Sir wI J. 1..1 liA M I LTON, with engraved Borders. The whole drawn an d eno - ave d ,j)y the late Mr. Kirk. Londlon I Printed for W. Miller, Old Bond-street ; and soli by W Sheppard-, Exehanqi Norton and Solt Corn street, Adams, Bristol ; and the principal Book e-Ilert. in Bath.- • This Day was published, Price Is. • • ASERMON occ,,,ioned by the DEATH of -the Rev. Dr. JOSIiPII PRIESTLEY,. Delivered . a; the Sunday Evening LeCture, in Munkwell-street, on Sunday Evening, April 15 Printed for J. Johnson., ,in St. Paul's Churchyard where rnay be had, Dr. Disney's Sennua on the saute ei;ca sion, is. This Day was published, Price Is. TWO NEW DIALOfAIES of the DEAD. The First between HANDEL and BRAIIA M. The Second between IOHNSO N and 110 SW F,LL, By I. 8.. Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, MI. BClCtiford'S Translation of Virgil into .13lail! Verspoprice 255. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WAN FED, ii You It Respedability, as an Apprentice to a Surveyor. He will b,: liberally treated Premium expeded. to A. B. No. 3, Chapel-street, Bedford-row. If lutter, post-paid. To the NOSI LI lA, GE.NTRY, and PUBLIC at Laige. J OHN BUNCE, Miinufilaarer of 'Pink Slneers, requests leave to recommend his Imperial Liquid Pink Dye for colouring of Silk or Cotton Stockings, Gloves, &C. to the fashion, being far superior to any that has ever been otlered to the Public. It is the same eeparation as the Saucers, and it is superflUous to Say, that its.incrits are well 1(11 - Own. Tin: Public are requested to be careful in asking for Bunce's Imperial Liquid Pink pye, and also to observe, that his name is printed on each label, and Sealed with his.initials 1. 13. %In the Corks, as there are many Liquids sold which do not answer the above purpose. The very rapid sale this Liquid has mer with, is the best proof of its superior merits. It is sold Wholesale and Retail by john Hartley, No. 3 . 9, Broad street, Golden-square, r with full direction's for its application, price is. 6d. each Bottle. N. 13. Pink - Saucers sold as above. By His MAJESTY's.RVAL LETTERS PATENT, DOCOCK's BOETHEMA RECLINING and . CHAIR MATTRESSES, that arc on a new princi- Tie. to raise and elevate the Bed, and found a most easy and comfortable means of moving and . supporting Invalids:— They are universal!) approved and acknowledged essential to the comfort of Valetudenarians in general, can be matte to fit any Bedstead, and cannot be put out of order. Also Patent Sofas on the same useful principle, Sofa Reds, elegant Patent Reclining Easy Chairs•iit leather, with single or double Foot-steots, Patent 'Library or Office Tables, in valid's Chairs on - wheels, Patent Gotobed Chairs for Inva lids, Children's' Patent spring Cradles, 'and other-Articles of useful Furinture, may be mid of Pocock, Upholsterer, No. z 6, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden. —'Navy and , Camp V 'STONE and. Co . . No. 534., Oxford -street, • Manufacturers of DOUBLE BLOCK TIN COOK ING UTENSI LS, beg leave to littoral the Public, that they have very much improved these Articles, -which render it the cheapest and cleatiliest Furniture now in use. The following List forms a Set. which will be kept in repair, at all times, fur Two Guineas a Year : Tea Kettle - 6 6 Spice-box and Grater o 4 o Coffee Pot o 3 o Bread Grater - o z. o Chocolate Pot and Flour and Pepper Box o z 6 Mill 4 o Cheese Toaster - 0 4 6 Set of Saucepans I I o Dripping Pan and Set of Stew pans - t 4 o Baster o- 7 6 Two Soup Pots - Skiminer arid Ladle -o 3 6 Fish Kettle - o r 6 o S lice andGravySpoon o 3 6 Turbot ditto - o ill 6 Set of Skewers 0 2 6 Boiling Pot 0..i6 6 Two Scollops o z 0 Dutch Oven _ o 6 6 Six Table Spoons o 4 0 Flying-pan and Grid- 1 iron - 0 S 0 4. V. 8 o Callender - o 3 6 N. B. They have likewise a large Agsnrtment of Fashion able Bronzed Tea Urns, and a fine Stock of Table Knives and Forks ; also Shower and Warm Baths to sell or lett • Ca" A liberal price allowed fur Old Urns and . Oi.t Stoves in Exchant,e, This Day was piNished, In Royal Ociavo; price 11. ts. in extra boards, The SECOND VOLUME for 1803, of - - `HE ANNUAL. REVIEW, and HISTORY of LITERATURE ; containing a Critical Analysis of all the Works published during the Year 1803, arranged in hapterS; corresp..nding 'with the various branches of Human ,Knuwlecige, eac.i ut which is preceded by an Histurical.ln troduaion. A. ATKIN, Editor. Printed for T. N. Long:aan and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater no, .r-rOVIT. • f. * *. The 0)e :a of this Work is to'give a classified, a more 'corupkte., andart earlier View of the Literattire.of.the Year, than has yet,been presented to the Public, forming as well a History of Literature as a ltexieW Of BookS: ' • The publication of tins Second Volume has been efreded much earlier in the year than it was 'found possible to accom plish with the First-Volume. The Third Volume wilt pear still earlier in the following year. From a very accurate examination, hoivever, it is proved that the Annual Review is even now considerably the earliest . Review of Books, as Out of about Soo Works which are reviewed in this Voliirre, it appears that not one-third Of them have yet been noticed in any other Literary, journal published in this Coiniti.Y.— Many , of. the Articles even in the First Volume will be found to be still new to the Subscribers of any other Review. While the execution of the Work, it is believed, will ap pear advantageously upon comparison, its plan and arrang...n. inent, and its noticing together the Works of a year, will, it is pr,sumed, be thought superior to any other, hitherto adopt ed,.not only for present perusal, but must particularly for the -nse of persons residing at a distance front the Netropolis, tOr exportation to tereign parts, and for the Library. Being also the completest• Catalogue of Books : that is published, it will form an excellent guide in the choice of an annual assoranent of new Publications. _ _ . _................._.....___. , N. B. The First Volume, containing a Critical Analysis. of the Works published during vie 'tear tSoz, rnay,,be had as above, price 11. is. in extra boards. . .. . This Day was published, . . By Mathews, No. 18, Strand, H. D . . Symonds, Paternoster row, London; Dugdale, Dublin; and may be had Of any Bookseller, in One Volume Octavo, with an elegant Por traa of the Author, a new Idition, price only. 3s. .contain ing nearly Sao Pates, of QOLON/ON's GUIDE -TO- HEALTI7I ; ADVICE TO• FR SEXES, in a Variety of Corn , plaints : explaining, in a concise and plain manner, the Mode, Treatment, and' most efficacious Remedies for the following Diseasei;, which are treated of under their respective Heads, viz. . Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositions attendant - on „ . Asthma .Pregnancy A ppetite (Loss of) - Indigestion . Barrenness juvenile Indiscretion' - Bilious Complaints . Lowness of Spirits, . „ Chlorosis or Green Sickness Menstrual EvacuatiOns Child-bearing ,' : ' 'Nervous Diseases ' Consumptions - Onanism, or Secret Venery Female Diseases . Pregnancy • Fits Phthisis or Cough Fluor A lbus or IVliites Rheumatism . • Flatulence or Wind ' Scrofula erniti:ll Weaknesses SQurvy 'Cum of Life, &c. &c Cleets Conorrhcoa Hypochondria or Melan choly Cornpl4iots, To which is added, an.F.ssay on the Venereal Disease, Cleets, arul ,Se nival WeakhOsscS. The. whole illustrated and interspersed wits► a variety of auttienti4 Fads, never be fore published By S. SOLOMON, M. I) The Author is 'proud to confess, that he has been assisted by eminent literary medical Nlen, to whose Labours'and As sistance he is much indebted t they, as well as himself, have tried the Remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their iitu tary and power•tul Efficacy • Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country,. for SoloinoWs•Guide to Health," will be duly executed, at on ly eaclt Copy, free of Carriage. tor the very excel lent ( eC sar ,,tter Olio Book, sec the ditnrent Reviews. LANDED PROPERTY. This Day was published, in One Volurm. Quarto, elegantly printed, and dlnstrased by Diagrams, Price Two Guineas, in boar:ls. • 444 N ELEMENTARY nnd PRACTICAL tREATISE on the LANDED PROPERTY of ENGLAND containing the Purcthse, the Improvement, and the Management o f 14:Iniied Estates. t.y Nlr. &lARiiIALL, Author of diet: rent Works on R !ral =thorny. 'Printed for G and W. Nicol, rail-Mail ; G. and I• . Robinson. and Longman and Rees, Paternostar-row ; Ca del and Davies, Strao,i ; R. -Fau..ler, New Bond-street ; and 1. Hatcharrl, I PRICE SIXPENCR OFFICE. Ute April 19, IS THE :PRPICIP 4L OFFI :E RS o/ • 7ESTY's ORDNANCE, .lo ,he.eby gi-ve 17P04411S 34.11 , 11 be wrived e,-in Sr. ,ll• : Westminster, on or. before .11onday the f fi of 11 In such Personi as may be 'willing to und,t.the th, .)• up' ./y ASH, and ELM TIMi3Ei?;- upol Contiati :f)r the : this Department of foasmoith6.• The Terms, Conditions, and (.I.er Particnlars of the Cmt *ay be knyttnt upon application at the ordnallf-e-o:fice tvoutb, and -also at . v. , e . -Sreretaty's qilice in. St: ,street,• any stay between the hours .of ren and Font- o'clock; where the Proposals Ore to be delivered,: sealed up, and marled on the outside, " Propos'alS for the-Supply of Oak, Ash, .mci Timber, for ,thz_ U ainance Sar v Purts , ..rviirt't ;': bat no Proposal can be admitted all,' the said 7th Day of N,g,. Ity Order cf the Board; ' • ir • ' :R. H. CREPP*,;*Secretaty. • this Day was published, price is. 6d CASES or SMALLPDX; .ijil'secititnt to VAC ;GINA:IION ; with Fads and.Observarions read lletbto the Medical S.. -ietk, at Pottsinoutli, Match 29th, Ad dressed to the Direttors ';)I the V A C ine I ostuation. by WILLIAM GOLDSON, 'Member of the ltoyai C,illege-cif Surgeons in Loriddn. Portsea ?slated-am-I auld t7yWI llia LI 1 Woodward, Nv. Is, on the I-lard; sold also S. Highley, No. 14, Heet-strect ; aurst, Faterhostet-row, London ; and all other Book sellers. - , PERCIVAL's CAPE. OF 00W) HOPE, This Day was published, In 4to, price xl, boaris, tiedioted,,- by permission, to His ft oral Highness the Duke of York, 1 6 i N ACCOLTNT of the CAPE of. :GOOD HOPE Containing an Histotical view of it original Settlement by the Dutch, ks-Capture by the British in 1705, and the. .diiferent., Policy pursued then: by tlic Mitch and BritiAh Governments.. Also_ a - Ske:ch 61 its Geography, Preduellons; the Manners and Customs of its ItillabitalltS, Ste: &c. with a View,of the Consinerci-.l and Rolitical Ad. vantages which might be derived frot:ii its Possession by Great Britain. • By CAPT. ROBERT PERCIVAL. London s Printed tin C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge : . re tree 1 Whe may be had, by the same Author, Art Account of the Island of Ceylon, 4to. price x 1 Si. in boards. No, 2,, Arundel•street, March t, 1803. PAVIN G dedicated myseit ,t 1 the srud), and been gratified by the most considerable radice in that branch which l thought proper to select, I trust that I hive • not more misemployed tny- time than those - who, in the ex tensive field of the Profes. ion, arc occasionally ithincrs d 'in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power.to one ‘lB3 of disorders. • • - 1 he Diseasesot Denility are peculiarly distressing ; for they bring with them a train_ ot concomitant S.yinpvitns, and, by a depression ot allvital energy, ekistence ;te:r*bec,,;nes embit tered. Whether they arise from the prevalence of ilt ex ainpic, the destructive habits of schoolnoys, less ex xuseable indulgences ot inattirity, they require t,tv most as siduous professional shill ; and .„•11 may it be observerl, that by the Ignorance .of iticducated ii, the synytoi-As are aggra vated, and the constitution is destrnyed. • As a Nleint , er of the Royal College of Surgeons, and, for. rnetly Surgeon in the -r\ tiny, I ground toy re gularity of education, and possessing every privile.,;c.tn p r:tc tice, I .feel itivselt entitled to tilat A.-t ntidence with v: etch I .. .have hitherto been solinerally honoured, . • • In the first sensations local w - -tAille6is early !will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame ; out , y the d staerer, from a consciousness of the . • vice which caused' his misfortune.. is fearful ot the contc;.tit or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over lais in firinity with careful concealineitt, it must be satistac.tory tor him to be assured, not only of capability of treatment, but also of the racist inviolable secrecy. :idly,- The Venereal Disease, contaminates the springs of lite, the seeds of existence are poison 'd.by it, and pvitc: ity is injtired by the indiscretion of an. unguarded moment. In redent venereal : complaints it ispossible to pteVent pain, danger, or distress; at. in the Most complicated cases it is the acquirement' of exclusive experience in this line to 'elleCt a saf - ,, certain, and speedy reestablishment. • ' I oiler the advantage' of this experiente to those of either sex who are aflihted with any kind of debility, or any symp toms of Venet-eal Inteaion, and in all cases the terms of remuneration _are stated on the first interview. Paiient'sin the Cytintry are ex peeled to . inclose. a Bank Note, and are -requested to specify their age and manner of living, - as well as the existing symptoms of the complaint, . MARTIN BREE, Member of the - ROyal College of Surgeons in London. No. z 9, Strand, Arundel-street, near Temple-bar.—There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Deir Sir, No. 9 , New Bridge-Street;tondott. T FEEL it a Duty incumbent .upon me, to inform 1. you of the very great anti extraordinary Cure I have re ceived . from your invaluable Medicine s L E AK E's PATEN T About two years ago, I was attaced with a VENEREAL DISORDER, Which I treated rather slightly for some time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but • their assistance allbrded only., temporary . relief : I went through-various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a corn. plete Objed, so that my Friends despaired of my tecovery. ,V hen brought to this situation, I 'considered death as inevi— table, but a 'relation' of mine commentil.g upon the many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, .1 was induced to try d Box of them, Which I thought rather relieved Me, and by persevering tier two or three Months, and following your directions, I experienced the most vaccountable relaxation from pain., the - sores gra:l,l;th) , subsiding ; I am now, thank cod', perfectly recovered,.. and walking out daily: doubt not, but one more box, which I think cautious to take, „ iii establish my health in its original state.. It is with the most heart-hilt gratitude, that I subscribe myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, :- Deansgate, July -I, aed. W. W. PE ARSON. T.'S. For the public benefit, I do not objea to the above being published,, hut leave - yint .to acts your own better judgment shall didate. • '.l'repami and Sold by the soleg'roprietor, Thos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, • London, at his House, No. ' 9 , New' bridge-street ; Where, alter a constant residence of - tnore'than Thirty-six Years, in a practice particularly directed to the Cure ' Venereal Complaints, • and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his. Profession should always 01:m:rye, he flatters himself, the advice and assista4'e he gratitous— ly 'administers to Persons taking this 7.dedieine,• wkil be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, tor. the' convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,•No. 35, St. 6i. ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103 Oxford-' • street; Mr. Dishorougies, No. 7, fish- street -f.i11.; Mt. Steel's, Bookseller, No. I, Union,row, Little "i'owe01:11.; Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh.; Mr. Callwcll's, Dublin ; Mr. Billioge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, .Man chester ; and by one Person in every .considerable Towh in Great Britain and Irelatid,. in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up wittr,full and plain directions, whereby persbns of . either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and • safety. N. 11. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip With a stamp, on which, by favour of the Conunissoners,isprint eti, at the Stamp-office " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge street," to imitate whic h is Felony, an d ail others are culla:,