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a • „ •E REE- Fitrins, gs, and e Lana, ' 013, 5a- E vans, r humus JNDS r.o, 4114 hi the thap , 491W,5' f.(l Par.. also , of 'aper'S itomas, 1), ,vLr- I nn ; hristie, die, of- cylv r ro 0 1) D and RI V.- )t . dies :duntY ,ry one nay be AN% of the hold f A.res, 'll4 l O l. ig ro ir, the e of it and in C fo i good erabic . »i the oid,• ,-,built Lao.; is ore of Burgh oie of ;ie, it the )St ad• a very The *MI a ss, bI with Ross, prd 41b by g lusiva wit et I ani trwst rgeout ue;11- )t- ride ENE' g du frotti [1:1t tire 11 %VD- haste a km :a bY ~,c-‘ti ‘ti here ?tier a ess tfs ,r the state SUCK bur :Onso; ect of moval :nova , rite iguur, terac g n:44 /4117mBER 2762.] `IVOTICE is hereby given, That die W 1.1):)W S ) of COMM,ISSION 'and WARRANT OFFICERS of Nis Majesty's NAVY, will be paid their,Penion or Itinin tYs lue tile 3 rst - of May last, at No. T 0,, 1 24ew.scifare, Lin_ 001-," 3 I :ui, by Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. Paymaster of the Ilit C parity, viz . the Widows of Captains. Lieutenants, an d ' l -4-'. , :!. .s, On. Friday the - tst. of this instant July; the Widows °( ' •-s,-vA-riS and Gunners, on Saturd.:, v. the .rat of A ugust =. . ' 414 4 - 7-.4 fi . t', Ca.., 0.-tiler. - Purs--rS, SUrg.eor-s,' a'n . dS. e '' ' 51 , —,..,, on Monday the id Augu§t; 'and on &very sur e ' ' - r4 ; Thursday, between the Hours of 'Ten and Tw e l ve. r ' 4 the Widows who inhabit 'London and the parts adjac ent , . a Wtake notice, that their Pension or county • will not be 1 2 44 unless they come in person to receive the same - Or that t htrr Attorneys do bring a Certificate from ,the ' Minister . °l'Churchivardens of the Pvish they belong to, 'sheaving the cause of their Inability.. . And in order to discourage and deter any Women who may endeavour tb defraud the said Charity, under pretence of 'bt,.. ing the Widows of Officers, or within the circumstances re_ wired when they. are not really so; the' G,vernors have tirought fit to order a Rewtardof Fifty per. Cent. uppn what eltall• be saved by the detedion of such 'Frauds, which shall )e paid to any Person who shall discover and detect the same. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, JULY 22, 1802. ErtHE COURT of DIRECTORS of 'flit ROYAL I. -EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby give:Notc.. that a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be hoiden at their Office on the Royal EXchange, WEDN ,71.Y* 0 - 4 sth of Atigua next, . from Eleven o'Clock.itilhe :'noon till Two o'Clock in the Afternoon fbr the Etc:aim': . P. P TOyn the Rom of WILLIANI LEE, Esc,- E c -on will be declared at such tir4e - -as the ;;ilt 'to' receive the Report frOm the ALEX. *WATSON,, See. N fthe Proprietcrs qualified to vote, th - 1 :117'0 qicc. v-4 fr..: Chair wiii oe Nelveo'Clockprecis'2ly. Ta I' i IASONS,. BRICKLAYERS; &c. ItE commprrEt: for carrying into execu " tioo the Ad of ,Parliament for rendering more comino di "s and tar better regulating the Port of_Lonclon, will meet at Guildhall in the Cal of Landon, on Thutsday the 35th DAY 61 July, dot, at Twelve o'Clock at N o on p r o c i se l y , ' to receive Proposal s tar performing the several A RTI F . ICE RS W ORKS beces,sary in the' erediOn of the .1.o:.:1c. Pit at the Blackwall end of the Canal in the Isle - of Dogs. • The Drawinzs and Specifications of the said -Works may be seen 4t the Canal Office, Blackwall. RIX -MARGATE, . • J uly 2 4 , 180,. ENSON begs leAve to return Thanks fir the the many Favours zonforred on him for 'Twenty Yeats, at kinte- and Assembly Rooms ;. begs leave to solicit a c,n tinuance of their tavours in the Wine and Spirit at /I° . blawley 7 sguare, as Wine Mercnarit. Wines ~, A cc. f .cd. Clitabie to the visitors of the first quality : sent free qt • ex- Pence round the neighbourhood. WANTED, AN ESTATE of about ut , 01. per with a MANOR and MANSION s.jtablt... to a Gent:en - Lin of this fortune ;—distani!e not. mire rzo ...an--Se.vntr Miles from .London. If the Situazit.o. ifpl:aved,' - 'l"flirty Years pur chase will be given on atet vaination. • Also the Next Presentation to a, it cc:tory of from 3001. to .sOOl. per Ann. where an early; Possession mity be . exp.cierl. - Apply to Mr. Wyatt, Rowciforci, near Devizes;; or No. 5, New , lnn. London. , • 4 6 iNUITIES and REVERSIONS for PRIVATE SALE, by MELVILLE and Co. No. 7, Ce:cil,s'tteet, Strand. . NNUITY of 5(11. a Year for 30°1. secured on Glebe Lands intl - oa County of Kent, for the Life of a Ge ntleman, ' aged 54, insnrable ; one of 861. a Year, for 6031. tented oho. Landed-Estate of a Year; fat rite Life of a Nrentreipan; aged 31, insured ; one of 401. a Year, Tor 3031.. ured on South Sea Stock, and two Lives, 38 and 4z ; one ;:` 4,5 1 • ;Sear, for vol. secured on a Freehold Estate in OF-' 4ornshire, value 124)01. for the Lite of a centlenian ; aged as ; one of 451. a Year, for .p 5,1. secured on ig6ql. r per Cent.. tonsols. and the Bor,d of two Persons . ; 0ne...1531. a Year, for %2001. secured on very - valuable long. Leasehold Estates in the ounty . of Middlesex, of te yearly rent of 301. a Year ; the Reversion of 2661. Old South Sea Annuitta certain, to be leceived at the death of a Lady, 'aged 72, very infirm. Particularg may be had by applying as above, from Eleven, CI Three o'qlock. No Letters received unless paid. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, 'r= • Pursuanti to a Pecree of the High Court:of Chancery, made `in a certain Cause MONEY against 11 , 1Q,NEY4' with , the . Approbation of John Wilmot, Esq_ one of the__Mastcrs of the said Court.(iir One L ot ), at t h e ilop.;Pole! Inn,. in, Worcester, on Saturday the 29th najt of August, Igo' be tween the Hours of Foui and Five iii - thelifternoon.;- . A - FREEHOLD ESTATE, cons is t i ng o f a Farm . XX hou se , with suitable Out-houses, and certain Cot6ges, •Gardens, Orchards,' and several Pareels of Land, in the Pa rish of • Leigh; in the County of Worc.es.ter,'COntaining-fa6o @s, or thetrabobts, in the tenure or occupation- of ohp Hill and his Under-tenants, an the yearly Rent of : „ 0 1. , Partirtilart may he had-(gratis) at the said Masters' Cham- Nt.'s, in Southampton-building s , London; of Mr. Whir- - eoinhe, Serjeanes-inn; Fleet -greet ; of tiles.irs. Whitcombe Arid Co. Gloucester; •Mr. Fras:.`,r, Solicitor; Staple-Inn ; and at 'the Place of Sale. LANDS near SALISBURY. . - TO BE- SQLD, BY AUCTION, By f-LARRY PUSS, At th e Spread Eagle Inn, Berton, on Wednesday the sth of 'August next, at Twelve o'Clucioat Noon, subject to such Conditioris as shalt then and tntre be pr o du ce d ; A N ELIGIBLE ESTATE situate in the Parish ~44 . 1. o f Bemerton, in the County of Wilt s , on ly one m il e (torn Salisbury, consisting or TWO NIESSUAC ES, with Usi o Homesteads, Barns, Stables, and other Conveniencies, in exce l/ eat repair, with auoul 36 .A , :res of Arable, Water Meadow and Pasture Land ; Comino., of Pataure (di nine leasts and_sB Sheep, in the Commons and Commonable t;2l-N Of,Beraertoo aforesaid. Upwardi Of One-third girt of this'Estate is Freehold, and the other part-Leasehold for three good Lives, paying a Quit \ tent of Its. 4d, per Annum the whole 'now, lets on Lease (which expires at Michaelmas 1804), .to gr. josetth,BradbY, t the yearly Rent of Seventy Pounds; cleat of all outgoings, tlcept the Land -tax, which IS very. light. - . There is also a Brick-kiln, v.rith plenty of good Clay, on. .ease to Mr. Ford, which expires in about two years. Upon the Freehold is a most desirable'Spot for Building, And there are two Rews in Bemerton Church.. . Part:of the Purchase-Money may lit on Interest - . For viewing the Premises apply to the Tenant; and for further Parti4ulars, to Mr. Grey, Attorney, Chippenhani. Dr. BLAIR% .CEPHALIC FLUID, or ANODYNE ESSENCE, for the HEAIhACII, GIVES immediate Relief in the most violent Head-ach, from what cause soever it may proecd; and though its operation is so sudden,. the preparation is of such a nature; that there is not a poSsibility of its ,doihg the slightest injury in any case whatever. What eithanoes the value of this Essence, is, - its . agreeable form, most perftd safety, .and immediate'efficacv ; for, be- - ing an external application of a subtile, penetrating, volatile fluid, it immediately operates oh every, nerve,. as once reliev... 'ug and protecling them from future inkary, not by means of any temporary stimulus or deleterious effluvia, but by aino doyne and tonic powers peenliar:tg Sold, by apponitinent,*at Aledicire Ware'nonse, No. 229, Strand - (7th house iron') price 2S. 9,d • duty included ; also sold retail at all respedable Metlic;le. 6hoes. Observe the signature,. Cockell "rn his band , Vvriting, without Which none are genuine. • .18,000 ..1 . , .. . X'.~: \l •- - , ~,,,f,z,:-..1:---,4;;I:.-:•:-:::::4--:;2:',..--,',;,. '-• , , ~ . ~,..,, , , ..,.. •• .!, ..„,,,,,•• •-• • ~,,:4 , .• ~,,,,' --q _,' • 74,-,•......,i„ - ,%, , ,f,...,.• ~.--.-•• , . , ' , t•--71 , ~•• ; i4 . „ 4 0 :14e, AO : -, ,....* - •,,e? , ;•-• - •, , ..,'. , -.'- 1 -- •:-, '......,-,,,,.. ';., ' • ; ... ..,..,„ . ~, . , te-t.- • mr t i.---c,.. , t.:40- -,..# , „.. ~ : ..„ 2,-,,„,„..: -::. . • ‘,-- ~., ~ ••'. ! . -1--,- :,,,,,,.. - _--,-:!..:-. • , . `-•::, " ik- -- IL. i . 1. A ,zfe , :,---, ei •• 0 .-./.,_ •,. ••• 6 , ~ ../.4 .. ,,.• ,-.., 01 1 1/17 / , • . • -,. :...,,,,,,,:„. • • • - 0•„4"..... '. _,. •-•, , t i ; • 1 ' n r *3ll.- - s . •• • • - 4 ' 3 . a . . -. e ~, ~,,.. A ..,.=---- , • ... , . . ' - ''•4 •••• ~..-_,...-..t . '''',..:.....- ..... ' 7 t ' v L • . ~,. . . ... i ,..., _... ~---,, . .....,0 4------ - 0 . . ~ -,, .x.. 4.4 •,, -. it, :, ~. [PRICE Sl* I'ENCF.4.z • To be published, • J GNI U S and, the PURSUITS of LITERATURE; A DISSERTATION addressed to the I"7eren~ ROBERT NARES, M. A. Editor of the British Critic.,, on the folloWing Question ;-- 4 , Who ate the teal and Who the supposed Authors of the three celebrated Per tbrmances-, published. at the close of the last. Century, viz. The HEROIC EPISTLE to Sir 'WILLIAM 'CHAM BERS, The LETTERS of JUNI:US, and The PUR SUITS of LITERATURE ?" In which the Hypotheses and Arguments of - the ditrerent Writers, and in particular, Mr.'Chalriters'S Supposition with regard.to Mr. Boyd, and Mr. Mathias,. will be calmly discussed, and the Question brought nearer to a final issue than it has vet been. • By PHILY.I.EuTHERcts ox6NEiNsis. • The Disscrution will tot be lA.:Wished Win ter ;•much time and care wiil be necessary to prepare at with the accuracy such an fnq uiry - • -• THE SECRET SOUGHT IN ALL AGES, FOR THS GOOD Of•MANK.IND, IS .A.'f LAST FOUND OUT, BY J. CARDNER; M. D. M. E.. No. 15, and No. 76, Long-acre, London.—See its etre& below • TAPE-WORMS: Mrs. Howard, aged ?y, was recommended to Di. Gardnei. by.the Vicar of St. hate: 's Cathedral, ilt Dublin: She was afflided sixteen years with the Tape-Worm, Rheuinutism, and Sciasnis, but was cured by his Pills in six weeks. Mrs. IL may now be seen in good health, at the Widow's house. of the said. Cathedral, ' • RTITITMATISM. To Dr. c2tcincr, O ti1.,0i, , ,r-acre, London. Sir, I vas much 'ardicted .with a Nervous Rheumatism fcir manyycns,!,partieularly hcad-40 had at times that I was i. , , Istradion there was not a joint of tree; but i can now ivitiv,pitionre w,RI by taking yout Pills. , You mity recoiled my broi,;ing a note from the ( die". di:lan, not bt.4loW•ta , pay - : may the Lord reward Voui I ein„...54:i491 1 . 1 "5, &c. • ELLEN caLLINWres. _ 1:;, ' (..;'..torr,e's-Street, Cork, at the pOitit dc4tll ima rvel , Crkat.viakntly head, as _mil as the body ane. Ibnbs;•but was pte:f..%ily cured in eigtitten days, ..by taking, Universal restor...tor, Dr.. Gardner's Pills. 4tteted by M. Ward, 13xiardinga sehdol; Cork. . FLUX OF BLOOD Sir, I had beer, long . htifiqted with a Complaint in my Bowels, whiph•turnedtoa Flux and Varniting, it vca,,c.ar~ rying rneoffvery fast, tilryou prescribed tor me a kio . X of your Pills, which - stayed the .complaint the first rrtgltt, and-cured nie in three days. Being out of town myself, my cure will be Verified by Major Black of Cork, Sir, yours, Cork, Nov, 2, !SOO. • MARY LEE. • To Dr. Gardner. ' CONTRACTIONS IN THE NECK Draws the head half round, with the faCe over the shoulder. The deformity is worse than the pain, as there is seldom ,any 'in this oomplaint: 'A shocking instance was - seen ia the year 18co.:—Mr. Caner; ship-chandler„Coal.qttay, Cork, has a son of nine years old, whose head was drawn round so that his citin rested on his right shoulder ; nor could any medicine re.. Move it, until Dr, Gardner's Pills and Plaster were applied, a tevi boxes of which has perfectly cured. A LARGE•WORM THE STOMACH. A Young Lady was taking Dr. Gardner's rills as - a Puri fier; after using , ten boxes, she passed a round Worm ninu inches long from her stomach. What a 'pity that this 'Me- . dicine was not used in every family, to, prevent complaints, in ;he stomach; bowels, and kidrues, to purity the blood, strengthen'the nerves, &c., . , Hundreds of People have seen WorMs in the Doaor'n. possession,- from.thirty to forty feet% long, expelled by these Pills, which. are so safe that infants take them. • Dr. Gardner's Pills„ Plaster, and Ointinent, sold in-Town and Country, -2s. 3d. los., 6d, and ats . . per box ; also family' ,:ases 51. each:—Advice every day till two o'clock ; Mondays and Fridays till nine at night, 'as the forenoons of these two days . is devoted to the Poor. - \ • - . Also Mrs. Gardner's Essence of Roses for sore Nipples, that never fails curing- without pain,' even - when the Ntppic has been halt through,. Ss. sd. the packet. _ . -SOLOMON's \GUIDE TO. HEALTH. _ • This - Day was published, A New Edition of that. interesting Work, in One Volume, • Odavo, FriCe 'ortly..3s, with an elegant • Portrait of the Author, entitled A GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Advice to •both „t•A„ Sexes in 2i variety of Complaints, .which , fully ex plains, in a concise, plain, and easy manner, the most situ.. ple Methods or Treatment, and efficacious Remedies for the following Diseases Abortion, or Miscarriage, Indigestion, Asthmas ' as; " Indispositions attendant ots Appetite (loss of, Pregnancy, Barrenness, juvenile 'lndiscretions, Biliout Complaints, " Lowness of Spirits, Child-bearing, iklenstrual Evacuations, - ',• ...Chlorosis, ot Greetaiainess, Nervous diseases; Consumptions, • 'Onanism, or:Secret-Venvy, Female -Diseases, • Pregnancy, Fits. -Phthisis, or Cough, Flatulence / or Wind, Rheuipatism, Albus, or Whites, Ruptures,"• Cleets r _ • Seminal Weaknesses, Gonorrhoea, Scurvy, Hypc,chondriac, or Melan,. Turn of Life; "• • - choly Complaints, - - &c. &c. 4cc. • To:which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Gleets, and Seminal Weakness. . • • By S. SOLOMON, M.D. • This Painphlet points out dited tnetnods of Cure, from, a Blenhorhagi, or Gonorrhma, to a t.onfirined iphilis_ To : which is added, an Essay on Secret - Venery; and a Dis&ourse on ImpateneY in the 'Male, and Sterility .2nd Barrenness inci dent,to Females', &c. An Appendix on the subjed 9f a so ' lifary* and destructive Vice; and an Addra.is to Parents, ' 'Quardians, Tutors, and those ech ohave the care and educa, • tion of Youth, Likewise, Advice to Bathers, particularly the afflided with Nervous Complaints. The whole illustrated and interSpilsed•with-a variety, of authentic fads, never before publi - 24.-t.d: N.B. For the very excellent Charader of this Work, see • the different Reviews. N* unwards of One Hundred Thousand Copies. h a y* •. • 'adually been sold of " Solomon's - Guide to Health.'! REMARKS. BY- TIIE AUTHOR. ' In this useful PublicatOn will also be found a'Treatise on Female Diseases, Nrvokft, Ilypochondri.l4_, and con:al:tip. 'tive•Cwuplairits, and in Which is' cis niained the Symoanfs', Mode of Treatment,, and Rcakedies rn the di.fin-nt stage; - , the Venereal Disease; Cautions to. yang Persons of the danger of i p,, , p. r , smoectms o-; .or improper. eatinent, &c. With difference between the venereal 'symptem's and t .frequentlY •mistaken for ;them . ; - .also' ,AdVice to Battier, &lath, BuXton, Sontharnpr PUBLIC. :Etc. • . TO THE ÜBLIC - . • I SOLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH is addressed to the •afrileted With lietyons.Disorjers, -to those sufferina. bon) heat ;or change of Glimate, and to railsc wno nild‘.4 W ea k. • neises a.nd - RLtax i ations, dtiglhating in' a 'variety of •cither causes, thispWork is particularly, recommended, and to trio s _ sands people, grown„old before time, ,by Wynn; un— .-griardally plunged them - selves into cite corninis*ion 0, -- a sal tary and,,ticluding happilY - beenin e rrieatis of re- - ' cover, to mind as' well as• the •botly, and e'.:eal tent thei n front a state 9t•" m'elancholy a n d despair, ap that of•s-aith, peace, and happineis. The -deliksive habit here alluded to, talont 'coiviudd thepoor, the young, and th ose e t riper years, 'even those of a :suriotii and reli4iciu.4 disp , siti,m, are , `;t)a. , ..a . fdraviiii by an unaccountable infatuation to t!e commis ' sien Of the melancholy pradice. Alf such shoLfld ser,Li 51y zit - end - to the observations and the cases &,-,cribed in " Dr. - Scleinon's Guide'to Health.", price 3s. In that mirror they will behold tile theadful conlequen,es they,ve procuring to _themselves, and:anay then, . perhaps,' be perSuadect to reti:e . Mani' that' road, which, though. strewed , arth towers, is sure to read them only to destruction. • London : Printed for the Author, and wild by Mathews, No. tB, Strand 01. D. Symonds, Paternostf-row ; and by all the reputabie, Medicine • Venders, 'Booktellers,-. cvgry principal tovnklri.the 'United ii.ingdom and America. rlf7l E PUBLIC— , ~.10W-STREET, July 2.5,"L5Q1 TO,HORSE-Nle. - ;11..R5, STABLE-KEEPERS, i.nd OTHERS. QTOLN, on Thursday Nikhi Ist, in a Field 0 near Colebrook, in Buck's, TWO, BLACK GELD.: INGS, rising six years old, about tsi bancis high; one with tour white iegs and bald face, the other no paniculai mark. 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But at the earnest request of Many Admirers of this celebrated Genius, a Supplement, 'comprised in Six Num hers,. containing Nineteen }Yates, some of them never. before . engrayek will -be publiAed every Two Months, price tos..bd. each—the Subjects are Hudibras in 12 Plates—the Ecamination of Bainbridge, -for Murder, before the Com mittee of the House of Commons i noticed by Lord Walpole in his Life of Hogarth- , --The Company of -tlndertakers- , --the oNtord Scriolars at a Ledure—the Pool of,Be.thesda---the Bench—Henry the Eighth and Anna Buller, Sarah Malcolm. for Nlvder, who was executed. in Fleet-street.— Letter-press Descriptions will be given with the last Nnm ber, and a List of, Subscribers. The Subscribers to the oripnal Work (in 37 Numbers) are requested to complete their' Sets by tint Ist of September next, as the Price will 1.7 e afterwards raised to ios-. 6d. each Number: , Published by G. and . 1) Robinsen, Paternoster-rbw. -• NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC, just published 13Y. Broderip and Wilkinson, No. rj, Hay . - , market, Londo • E RETOUR de rif arldsworth a favourit e . Sonata, with Accornp,animents fur.a Flute, Violin, and .Bass ' ad. lib. hy Voh Bkh, price is. • A Military Pivertirriento, with Aceornpaniint:nts , for a Flute, Violin, -add BasS, ad: lib. by 1. - „Von Esch, pricesis.•: •A Military Divertiihento for the Harp, Lind Piario.,Fortc, witliAtcornpaniatents fora Flute,•Violin, and Bass, ad. lib. , by L.. Von Esch„ price 4s . . - A Military• Divertimento as a Due 4, by L. Von 'E sc h i 3s*: "The 13allet•olBarbara . and-Alls t i,, price Ss. = • 7, La Colombo retroulTZe, 'a Rondo, by L. Von Escli, price is. 6d- „ • Boccherini's three' Sonatas with Accompanialehts for a Violin zind - Violoncello, price Ss. Woelti's two Sonatas Opt. price 6s. • Miss Hague's three Sonatas Opt. price 78. 6d. Shorbyn's Sonata, price Gyroyvetz's Notturno, No. 2, price 48. Pleyel's Third Concertaute with Accompaniments for a Violin; price 4s. 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COURT anti -ROBERTS, At 'the Talbot Inn, in, Stourbridge, in'the said County of Worcester, on Wednesday the z6th Day of August next, , at Four o'Clock in the• Afternoon, in ditterebt Lots 71r • ', HE FRE;ELIOLD -. and'. 'LEASEHOLD ES TATES of the said Barik<rupt, situate at the Heath,. and the Lye, itt ihp garish of ,Oldswintord, 'in the Cou-nty of Worcesi - p-, 'consistig4o6ll that Fixhold CapitaI•IIAN SION HOUSE , - w . .th the Coach-house, Stables,, Offices, Court-yard, walled Gaidcn, and Appurtinances.to the same belonging, 'late in Ile possession of the said Serjeant Witton ;. sttuatc at the IFeatl near.tcithe Town of Stourbridge, in the County of Wdrcestr. ' ' The above Pretises comprise a very handsome Modern built Dwelling-hote, consisting'of a Hall, Dining-parlour, Drawing-room, antother Rooms on the Ground Floor; and six Bed-rooms on he Fitst Floor; with the same•nuinber of good Bed-chamber-in the Attic Story, with a ll necessary attached and detabed Offices, fi t for the resitienee. o f a gen teel Family, and t a very pl easant situation in a genteel neighbhurhood. Also several CrOSES of FREEHOLD LAND, lying contiguous thereto; and certain Leasehold P oa l s a n d L an d s now held therewith. • Al.so ,the GLASS-HOUSE, with the Warehouses, Store rooms, and Ottibiiilditrvigothe same belonging, situate at the Heath,goreiald, Which a very extei.siv. tanufac-, fort' of Flint Gloss bath been carried on for several years, and several D Wel 1 hem,es uunsiguims thereto. .• Also four CLOSES of FRLOIOLD LAND, sithate".at, the Lye, 'containing together 7 ; R.. 3 more or less, with the valuable Minds of tAass-house, Pot,.and Clay, under the - same. - 2.. iiimediate Fossession may' be had of all the ahove-Pre mes and for ftirthei Partnmlars,,apply to i the Audioneers, or to the Assignecs; Messrs. nt - tbs. and Wittori,..or 13rcitell, Soli.,:tor to the Commission f all of StQwrbridge or wilnut, printed Partieulars inay .114.4.41 d likewise at the Inni in th. neignbouting Towns 'of liirthinghani, Wolverharnpt.Qn 1.31 - cnusgrovc, and Kidderminster. 4 • :WATRINIONY. T i 3 m i uch:io be'regretto ( l, h ut ngisputabir: ter. taiii,,that'hi:.ny persons of both st - t'xes are detcr44o. trom - entering into' i - iiamed . state by infkmities, which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; and there arel few who, 'a fe who, being a/readv married,' are rendered miserable for want of those ten der pledges of mutgal:love, without which happiness in, this start is at least very precarious. It has been ascertained be- Yond a doubt,. that these circumstances are occasioned IV a • general or partial' Iveakness eithe,r-sex, and it is equally cgtain that the genuine ARIf MA'r ,LOZEN ' GES of tilt best, if tot Ole only remedy ever discovered' fdr, this species of debility. When taker: into the stomach, .they immediately diffuse f.hemselyes like a vapour through every pore, producing effeers at once delightful, sa limiry, perinanenr. - when the shark -a-lite begins to , grow difn,;Xne.circuLtion, languid, and the faculties -paralys ed, these Loi.enges are toured to give tone to the nerves, ex hilarate the animal spirits, invigorate the body,' and Teazii:.' maze the whole,irjan. :When asersion .to.::exercise,. loss, or ]depravity of appetite, and pallid' countenance indicate ap_- proaching constuiiption,the delicate female will be preserved, -and. restored to he:]:ltli and society by the benign icauences of this Aledicine. V' nen the delusion of imagination', or the three of•badexamplz], have t emptixtunguarded youtb lilt° the clan gerous labyriathof secret senstiality, debilitated his body, and ] impaired his understanding, these Lozenges will]protea . ,h un ,fromlingering,sliseasethe' infirmities ot, prematur e ,:and a wretc4eitilisblution, amidst , the a;onizing tefieaion of . conscious guilt.- . iWhen, by luxurious banquets, copious li bations,l'aphian eictfses, and inidnight revels, tlie'sonS'atid • have brought onlhemselyes debility„ relaxation, imbecility, and along train oftervon:s.cornpfalots,'. Manifested '6oiiitiiireo memory, -au' is ;tgitaticn, tremors, languor, palleAS, eniaLiation, indigestiou, ap,ithy . Men h)fsterics, sins, lost of appetite, irreqtlarify, weakness, abortion, pain.. in the back, chest, 4cc, omen--these zenges• will restore health And vigour to.thedebilitatedfr.g.they and chearfulnss ant ai'mation to the Mind: . Les i ) ;6 ti es Martialle'S de: Alt)ntpclier ,or A iamatic Lo zenges of St ee l, are prepared by Dr..S'E NATE No. z 9; Charrotte-stit. EloOlnibuty ; and are said, whol ' esale and' retdil, r by NI r. It, 13:iYtaii; Druggist, No. • zsi, Strand --. retail , e ail respetiabie -.11-feawitw Venders irt t4e tintfed . Kingckim, priee7s.,tii6 boi.t, duty included; wi t h t he D octor ' s portrait , abLisigni,tiire on each, without whi c h none tan be genuine.. • • • ,• • - Dr.SrnatesTreati4 on Female Compiamt%, ttedic.ate(ito • the Que , po., ma; to ikad ac ab.oo, price Is. ~:..