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id Ia is :ins. n ger. ni qi,.., s redt.o 'ad of xtuctioti, ice of the excel;, araets belvd at tilts with the A.l3'; an.Acr&i severes, C•attle ot tten Ott with the ag;:. 'rive; vir e iu tlic 'A TE, VA.: ham. on, ad corn- ;ro , ;;;:', Miv•dcd. Barr,. • Head'. r t >I 9001. ►tar he twenty krnehi, ickscu, Hop trt, [o. 62, White ()Tl-1-_ ch had ionages Years, - y, and the , cox a 'll5 Ltitifies at cart Fronl curvy. from, o;r CA ran'Tl• !'s and r, have return ha 4 •essity 7euth. n and noise[ Wash ks the ooth op of, it, 03 ulty Lion, the. NUMBER 2757.] . . . ` I4O TICE to 'JOHN 'VAIR, SON of the deceased WIT,- - LIAM VA IR i wig maker in. Edinburgh. . HAni . he will apply. to Thomas Brodie,' Esq : Nro. 10, King's Bench Walk, ['envie, London, IV° Joseph Cativin, Ef.a. Writer, to the Signet, Edinburgh, be informed of the -Particulars of his Father's IVill, I P his I.vour, under which he is entitled to a considerable ` . ' 2o ,Derty. , . • he said John'Vair iva.s Apprentice, to Mr. Tveker, At_ tomeY) Mo ant- to Lambeth, London; prad . se.l a. short - 1 • fo r minseit ti h; yedr 1788, and afterwards resided at Penn's, Esq. at Stoke Park, near Windsor. And lithe * 441 John Vair has a Child or Childrep, they will hear Z o nsiderabie Ad , rantageS arising to them from the skid Will, .P i ga,pprjr . ing.to - Mr. Budie,ror Mr. Cauvin. k requested 'that any. of those to whom the said John air was it-ideated, orbihas with whom he was acquainted, give suchinforraatiiirias they can resp:ding im, a :1 :1 Ittfiere he last rtSided, by Letters addressed Mr. l3rodie, or Cauvih, as a.bo,ye. To THL LOVERS OF-FRUIT. M IR. WI ,LIALVI.OOkNWALL, of High Bar have raised frura the Seed oithat.aiuch e4etmet. tine Y E LOW A.\ FW Eke.. RASPBERRY, a re tnarkable large p - r Glint; deep red varlets-, which for richne?s ttilavour.arict beauty ofFruit, excels all others. Plants In truit may be se:n at. Cornwall's Gardens ; and. for the lit -BPection of toe Curious iri and - near London, Branches, lo.n.teci \s/itn the Production, are cot to the tdllowing Places, Mr. Owen's. I; riliterer, Bond-strees ; StrdSman, Yleec street ; W,arner,:h4 Scanlan, Seetlsrnen, opPosite the ROyitl xehante, Cornoili ; ad& North's Nursety,Gardens, Lam beth. At the prop , :r season for planting may be had it all t •J I above stout Plants for itainediate bearing, at ss. each, lot resdi rn6ney only. . "r() THE , CLERGY. T 0 1:14. SOLD (with early Possession) ' ADVPWSON of a - LIVING in a healthy' L ow , an . dgenteel Neihaohrhood, Titiouf Sixty Milesfrom Also of the annual value of lto 441 Advowson of the sane value (the pret.ent Dent of :which is a bad life, 'aged'3B years): ~Fur p ar ti cu l ars a p p l y (i t b y - L:ver, iloSt.paid) to Messrs. and White, Solicitors, Esstvx-stie,q7 Loa on. - ELIGIBLE PROPERTY IY NOR;FOLIi. - TO, BE SOLD, • AN'ETATE . 3`l an exceeding Healthy Part of *• , - • the County of Norfolk ; consisting of a Modern-built ...RICK alai TILED MESS LL-kG with ,onvenient Out- Gartlen;OrJ ard, and S V.e. NifY A C kt.E S,. by or'‘rich Araole and Pasture Land. 11 . 0 geinto With the GREA"P and SMALL TYTHES. ts , ng irorn FTE EX. HUNDRED ACRES of Choke n`N l o.in the' Parish, - which abounds With -all kindS of C 444: situate in a genteel Neighbourhoodi.surroundect „,;.. good Roads, very , near -M.tritet. and Post-Town, and "vtio three-miles of a Pack of Harriers. jilt above is all Lay tiroperty, well adapted fora Gentle_ , z a n in want of a Country Residence, anl will pay goof in_ " e re4t for his Money. Fur turther Earticulars, apply to Mr. Saffery, at No. 13i 'toward -street, Norfolk-street, London ; or Mr. Houcncn, zt Wereham, neat Stoke, Norfolk; WHARF DALE. YOR:i.SIIIRE. TO BE LETT for a Term of: Years, FURNISHED, And entered to in Siptenaber next, MHE Spacious and Elegant Mansion of FAR- FIELD. late the - *Residence of John_ Marsden, Esq. deceased, sittlaye. in a ntelightrul, healthy, and roduoviic Country, on th e banks of the River Wharf, seven miles from 1 1 2! Market Tow Harrogata of Skijaton, ten fromUtley, and seven w.Ql tram e. bTile Gardens Are well stocked with Fruit Trees in full iJ`ng; Coach-house, Stables, and Out-buildings, in cx nt Repair; and the :Tenant maybe accommodated with • f4 tY or Fifty Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture surround_ YlLthe Mansi on. c he:River Wharf is celebrated for its Trout Streams, acci sheVi 4 (.lei ning Commons atihrd excellent Grouse-shooting. for further particular; inquire of John 'l7 ravis, Esq. H u ll ; " 11 Cunlitte, Esq: . Aciditignarn ; the Rev W.ni. Carr, °l ton Abby • at %Ir. Carr's Skipton, Yon—. ahire " TO BE kif.6-IW-XUCTIO1;1, BY Mr. KIMBERLEY, - • ID4 .the Premises, * without :reseive, on Wednesday, .the : 9 th of this instant July, 1801, and the tolloWing Day, ALL -th-e 'GENUIN E and NEAT, -liC.)-WE. bait, ' HOLD, F u gINT ll' LIRE, ‘Ompriiing Drayting-room French a very fineitoliA P a n° . :by - Bodkin, upoti Irtich Stand ;_a Guitar .iVi Patea_Keys, 4'.'1:4194i; . the cds and Bedding; the whole nearly as good as new ; a c,ap!tal- IL''"!lfig 7 kiriece by a mood Maker, SAL ; the curious andin4wh- Li . vp Stock oeVariou,i PouAtry, about so . beautiful:f.pcy ..zigeons; with -Neets MitChing-boxes, &c.• remarkable. breeding_ Doe. and apout rzo Young, the dio tt.ne s I,ll,4l,erlipOr, besl'Oliillud.tion :.:id their K :ds"; Lamb, the breed from the: Cape ; a greedity Itle tine Pigs, and six 'largo Stores, all of the true BerkS'hire 'l e t dr; a most eiceiteneYard Dog trorn Newt - out - idkind,- al, t e.k,d to he the bet in the Kinkdorn,,and may be truly t. - 311- 1 )0 „ t % Patiit Night Watch, ibr securit); ; . •a-variety of,c reen th 4 ',";:. Plants, some nwlements-, Garden • Tools, 144:, b„ e vroperiy of a G EMT t. 1115 ,•,"Y.;ilin4house at Slough..., in the County r .9f Bucts", " .14 / 1 be-Vieed w'd Days Orevibils - to 'the "Day 'of Sale, c4talogues. bedelivered Si*penoe — each; which q ie ,?? alloWed the Purchaser of any one Lot purcha sed at N. beginning_ preti4ely'at Twelve o'Clotk each Day: r ake their 1 3. It is humbly requested, that the Purchasers will Lots off the ;My attet*th Sale, as th'6'Premises '9"-e.to Oelett with immethate possessicui. • _ Several Complete - Residences 'tolett, a Capital Freehold afm tube soi4 o nsi thi Li,z„ 44eo of two de4irable fansis,situate Within ao-inil6 of London , and the Purchaser may have itn nediate possession ; Stock and Crops. to a great ati*aritaie: - -Inquire of Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor and Audi-mice ,r fiji:), Piccadilly, to w.tom ail Letters (post-paid) will be duly attended .to. 4 / I UNTGOMERYSHIRE FREEHOLD ESTATES,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 13Y - PENSAM CVARKE; At the Lion Inn;: in Shrewsbury, :on Thuriday-and Friday, t he 6th and yth Days of August, dor, at Three o7Clocic. in Afternoon of each,. Day, iii Tlibty.:Six,' or stn.+ other ti- is shall be agree upon, and subjed to such'Condi, lA'ns af shall - be pro - dn.x(l at the - Tinie dr Sale Capital MA N N,- H OUSE, called „ LLANDRINIO HALL, with several MESSIJAGES, '', I ,RMS, and TENEMENTS, and about 97.0 Auresnl-ex e"ent Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, situate in the parishes of Llandrinio and Llandisilio, in the said County „ The Estates lit in a mdst piettirtSque att4 fqrtile - part.oPthe .;,ounty of Moritkomeq, an easy distant:e from Lime and •-al, and are capable. of. greatiinprovdatex.'s. . The principal Part o f the Landis' well adapted for feeding, and t,he whole Is very moderateTy mated id the Land .Tax".' ,_The Mansi on -H ouse is pleasaktly situated in a beautiful Vale, 4 miles diraht frohi Sliretvsbury '; the remainder of i,; Estate a little more, and Ys situate aoout nine miles from 00l seven froni cnwesliy, and nine from Llarifyllin, toed Market Towns. . . . For furtliei naormation apply to Mr. Vickers, Cranmere; hear Britignortit - . NIGSSrs. .Maifdock; Preslancrand• Worrell, . !elici tors , Lincoln's-inn, or M r . T homas,. S o li c i tor , ; at' whOse Offices printed ParticUla r s•thay be had in a 4 PNY days ; at the A.uCtioneer's, Bridgnorth ; the. Place of Sale, a nd the. principal' Inns in Shrewsbilry; oSweStey; anct Llanytnynecb ; and of Mr. BrornloY, of the ell-House Farm, in Landrinio ' whO will direct proper ,s:ersons to she* *in! EsTate, and with whom and at ,Mr. Thomas's (?Elise, a Map descriptive of the Lots be left, J T its Day were.published, Iu Royal Folio, Price One Guinea in boards, • " YNbi ) iIC TABLES - )1 CHEIWSTRY, in k.). tended to terve as a Summary oftne L&lures delivered on that , Si.ience r in the PebVc Schooliat Paris. • Member of the National institute of France, Councillor of Protestor of Cherrpstil at.the Museum. olliatural History, at the PolYie s Ainie School and the School of Me:. Tianslated,frOm the original French, • .1391V11 , 1.001-NICHOLSON; Frinta for Cadell and. Davies, Strand ; Longman and Rees, Paterifoster-row ; J. Cuthell, Middle-row, Holborn ; vernor and,Hood,. Poultry; and Murray and Higlley, Fleet • • . • . . . . *.. *Mr. Nicholson's Trinstation of the nevi' and improved Edition of At' FotircrtisesS v stem of Chemical Knowledge, al , A.itk.a.ppli-ation to .thesPlieuotnena of Nature and Art, is in tne Preas, arid. will liEliiiblislied soon. . "This' Day;Was published,- A New Edition, grimily enlarged,. with Fourteen New Maps, Price los. 6d. beards, or 12s. bound, A N UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER ; being a 1 . 1 Concise Description, alphabetically arranged,. of the Nations, Ernpirts - , Seas, Canals, Kingddins, Provinces, Harbours, Mountains, - • States, Cities, Rivers, Capes, Towns, Oceang, Lakes, lice. tie. in the. known World ; the Government, Manners, and:Reli gion of the Inhabitants, - with the Extent, Boundaries, and Natural Uroduclions, Man'aeaitures, and- Curiosities of the ditfirent C'ountries. , Containing several thousand Places not who met-with in any similar Gazetteer. By JOHN WALKER. . Revised, considerably enlarged, and improved, By ARTHUR KERSHAW. Lnndon : Printed for Vembr and Hood, Darton and Harvey,.. H• 'D. Symonds; Longman - and Rees, J .•Cuthell, J.Walker, Wynne and Scholev, W. °fridge and Soh, T. Hurst, Lack- J lgton,A llen, and Co. R. Lea, j: Sc:ateherd,'Ogilvy and SOn,' CrosbV and Letterman, R. Faulder, C. Law, Vest and Hughes, W. i3aYnes, .11(1 J. Wallis. Where may be had, a New Edition, with Thirty-two Maps and Plates"; price Ys. boards,, or 9S. 6d. with coloured Maps, of Walker's Elements of Geography and of Natural and Civil I l i tc ) iYi brought down to the present:Time. This Day was published, In One large Vol, 121110. with - 26 Plates, Price ss. boards, HISTOIRE NA,TURELLE, a l'Usase des Ecoles; calquee sur la . classification des Amiinaux par Linnaeus, avec des descri ptiOOS fatni I i areS, 01 1 194 ; Pe4es-de Goldsmith et de Buttbn. °mkt!: de vingt-six Planches eii TaPle—tiouce,. representant les Objets les plus curieux.=- Traduit de PAnglois de GU I LLAUNI E 14IAVOR, Doeleur en Droir, Viraire de Hurley, dans- le Comte de 13erks, Chapelain du Comte de Dumfries, Auteut du Bri tish Nepos, &c. &c. &c. • A Londres Chez , E. Newbery, St: Paul's Church-yard; Vey= et Hood, Poultry ; Boosey, Broad-street, pre.s de la Bourse Royale ; et c h ez L ac ki ngten ,. Al i e fi et Co. finsbury. Squkre. • . • . . To 1 4 , TAV . LOIt, Surgeon, No. g, New B T id ge - str eet ) London. . • SIR, . Edinburgh, May - z, iSoo. I'N' Spring of 1794. I: was affiitted with a Venereal •Complaint,, which I treated with inditfer once fir five months ; 'but was then obliged to apply to a regular .Physielair, who put, a temporary stop. to the 'viru lence elite Disease. (by mercurial applications) for some time . ; but growing; in spite of all medicine' arid the adtilte of the first Gentlemen of, the Faculty here, worse and worse - for two years, I - Wai retitfcecl to a state 'alinost - un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated 'trout head iti - foot.—My head, throat,' Mouth, nose, legs, arms, 'Zrc. haye been alternat e ly in danger_ of 'peeoming useless ; in short, I haVe had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, • and • nearly,totally.de prive‘i ot N , olii(t be voluminous to particula rize all my case--suffice it to 'say; there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. •I was long looked upon by thy friends, and imagined myselt; beyond all hopes of recovery,; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was prererable to my more than miserable suite. In thia dreadfuLsituatiori did I drag a most mi4.r.lble existence, till Divine Providence threw in ray way a •Newspaper - Containing the case of a Mr. B. of ylymolith , --my ttiends read, it, I could not.—l sent and 'procured some of your LEAKE's PATENT, by using Trom time to. time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health-as, ever I enjoyed ;as a proof of tins, I .had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. lii gratitude •to God, and in hopes Of rendering ,my tellov,-creature service, I request you to, publish this; and you May at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of ;.the truth of this, or further parti culars, to me or inv friends, by letter or person. As few cases , for laadness • yet equal, Mine, ,and, none. exceed it, I have from expetience. every reason to assure niatikind, that in your • LEAKE's: PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, sate, and. radical cure, for that most dread ful stage of the. Venereal Liksease, which is called a CON FIRMEr LUES. 1 . T . Insurmo•Ritable family reasons, preve n t ma ki ng ' my name and addres'i pubiie ; but creditabies persons really wanting information may also be - referred tome and my friends by - Mrs, S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Fitinhurgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR; Whiner of tho Royal Colico of Surgeons in.London,,at his house, No. 9, New B r id ge - s t reet , Where he wilt give Advice without a fee; to persons • tak ing.,these I ills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, on the 'same' termS, obServing: in 'all ca::ea the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or, case haying been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the "coarse of 'mare than thirty-six years, that he has, had the condtieting* an extensive sale of the above Medicine, anti the practice' arising the'refrom. - They. are .1 - sit : sold by, his Appointinent, tor the-conve nienet. of those ii , fing at a dist:lnce, by Mr..: Watson, South-bridge,: Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennons,- - P.rintcy, Glas. gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers 16 r his address at the Perfuniees4;. No. 354 . 'Sc. Altraws4street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson !S Toy r shop, No. 103,, Oxibrthstreet ; Mr. Dis borough's, -No: isn,stFeet-hill, •nearly opposite the. Mo nument ; Books4kr, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. C - all;e11 1( k, Dublin ; and by one person in eyery, considerable : town in Great-Britain a nd I re l a nd , i n Boxes of only cs. 9d. each, sealed' tip with full and plain direahons, wni..reby persons .of either Sex may cure thoTt ; selves with ease and secrecy. . N. : II; Every. Doi- sold in Great Britain, is sealed tip with a Stamp,. of; which by favour of the Coanism sioners, is .printed,' . .at the Stamp-0 ifire-M T: • T.*lor• No 9, New Bridge-start," to - imitate which,is klony, aria all otters are otanterfeit• • • FT H. SN"' • -WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 18or. NGLISIT STATE, LOTTERY, p3ol, Begins. Drawing March.3 i 18Gz. SCHEME. Value of each. of Z.z0,000 10,000 No. of Prizes. 4 Total Value. is ,E. 80,000 ---- 40,000 - 20,000 - 10,000 - 10,000 - • 6,000 5,c00 5,000 - - 7 324,000 4 5,000 2,0 c 0 4060 goo 100 50 18 ,___ g ; T C ' ,: IO 60,000 Tickets. ,C.5oo;000 CAPITALS DETERMIII'ABLE. First-drawn Ticket, 15th Day, k. 10,000 Ditto, 21st Day, 20,000 Ditto, 32d Day, zo,ooo Ditto, 4oth Day, • .boos TICKETo and SHARES or TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY- LICENSED LOTTERY - OFFICE- in ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, and the PRIZES will tx: paid in tull STERLING MONEY. PRESENT PRICE. Ticker . - - .15 Is o Halt, 8 z o 1 Eighth - 6 Quarter 4 2, o I Sixteenth : i r 0.. 'Tickets iFi rise. grailuall v the sarne as last 'Year. , - - STREAMS OF WATER, MILL PROPERTY, AND • . BUIL,DINGS. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTIO, In the Month of t ictober next, if not,disPosed of by Private Contract in the mean time, Ml - it LEASES for a long u . nekpired Term of • — THREE DISTINCT SETS -of MILLS, with an ample and Lonstatit supply of Water, and a conSidarable head anat.:ll . ; the whole cr any prt convertible at a moderate ex 'peace, ii,to Cotton Milts, Iron Foyges, or any other pur_ IA) -e ;or wnich a great power of:Water is required. Tot:ether with a oandsome DWELLING HOUSE, a num of small Cottages, and other Buildings, and a suit. Q taiit.ty of Land ; the 'whA: sirtulte within moderate di,!,,o_es of the Towns of Macclesk.id,. Congleton; and Le• ' . , . A ---, :i_ the Fe •-iimple and_ tnh. a.ance of and id an extensive . , Kan.: o Bd kiln s, suitable :or a Brass or Iron.Founderj, - a L:ons a rab : e n urt..ler of Cottages, and other' Buildings t on e - iisl.: ',Zito' Cottages, A Wind-mill, and a Pile-ol.Buildings w e I aciapted lot a Farm-house and (Mites, with a small ll:arin adjoining, and the Lease o.'a further Quantity ax Land, all advantageously situated near the Tow.' or Mattlesfidd. : F,lrt,ier Particulars may h.: had - y rpolying at the Office of Mr. Cooke, Attorney., Macclesfi_id. EXTENSIVE FREEHOLDES TATE', EAST-RIDING OE YORKSKIRE. TO BE SOLD BY 'PUBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday the 22d day; of August next; at Three o'Clock in -the Afternoon, at tne house of Mr. Smith, the Talbot Inn, New Maton, Yorkshire, A• Most. Valuable EoTATE,, situate at FLIX r.A. -TON, consi, , Sting of upwards of One Thousand Acres of Arable and 'Pasture Land, and. also .f Hundred and Fitly Acrus (more or less) in- the stinted Pastures of that Triwnship • together with tour Farm-houses, and every suitable attd convenient Building, necessary to carry ot the Farming Business ot a iarge Escate. The.Xbwie property will first be put up in One Lot, 'and if not sold altogether, will then imthediately, be put up in ThreckistiutVLots, to, ac:comsncidate , those who may, wish to make 'smaller purchases.: - The , situation of the above Istate is most eligible, being, within ten miles of Bridiington Quay, and seven miles or SoarbOrojgh: both well known Bathing Places,.'capital as tn-Markets, and wh re Cods can always be procured, and the exportation o: Corn is constant and The abcivc; -Estate is exonerated.frorn, the Land-Tax: the Proprietor has already paid his Contribution to the Att late, ly passed for Draining-the low lands of the Estate, which, in a short time will be completed ; and ii may then reasona bly be expedect will eleuhle the presentrental.' With the Estate will likewise be sold the valuable Manor, confessedly known to,be the finest-and most try.ing'ground in Chglantetbr Greyhounds, and where. a Coursing Meeting is o.)w established. The Manor abounds with Hares„s,Phea iLts; 'add Partridges ; 'and in the IoW landi.is some of the best, Snipe Shooting to be found any where, • . • - For further parriculais apply (if by letter,' post-paid) to theßev.lohn Miiiitnorpe,- Noun Burton, near Sledmere, Yorkshire. • *N.- B. ti-t• 'the Estate, -preViOus.to the du of the - Au&ion, should be sold by • Private Contrad, due notice will be i*.al; and:to an eligiole purchaser, should it be an accom modation, a p.irt ot the purchase Money may be lett go Mortgage of the Est—t. This Day was published, Elegc.ntly printed / on - fine POper, with ..four ele,cant Views, Prieeonly 61 or in Royal tivo. with P r oo t Imp rc.sions of the Plates; Price 4s. NUmber IV. of rrHE'EEAUTIES of ENGLA Naancl WALES;. or,. Delineations Topographical, Historical, and. D. scriptive. Containink a concise, et - satisfaclory, Account o f the Cities, Tos.yris;C„athedrals, castles, AntiquniL,s,: P ublic Edifices, and Private Buildings, in those parts of the Islands of great grit4in. . • • • London-: Printed for yernor and Hood, No. 3r, Poultry;' Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row; Cathell;llolborn ; J. and A. Arch, cracechurch- s tr ee t ; J. Richardson, Royal Eichangei andtrosby and Letterman, Stationers'- court ; ,and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom,. • This Day was published, Elegantly.printei Three Volunt , ;•s. Oetavo, Prise ii. 4s, 'irJrus or on Royal Paper; ii. i Is. •6d. boards, HE LIFE of MARCUS .TULLIU.S CICERO. By CONYERS MIDDLETON, D.D. Hone igitur speaemus; hoc prepositum sic notus exemplum. Ilse se prolecisse sci 4, cui Cicero valde placebit. QuINTIL. L xi. Printed for Veroor and J. Cutnell, j ; Walker, Otridse a:ci Son,. Lackington, Allctt and Co. 0g)1v) in;U' Son, R. l'auldes, R. Lea, J. Nunn, J. Curnmin6, ..nd jetf2ry. This Day was published, . • Elegantly printed on line Wove Paper, in Six Volumes. Foolscapllvo. with zo elegant Plates,Price tl. r6s. boaids,• or on large paper, Deftly Bvo. 3L 35. boards, • MHE I GEINIAN THEATRE ; .Or, a SFledion of the best German Dramas. Translated by BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Esq. Printut for Veruor-and . Hood, No. 3r, ,Poultry, and sold by all the Booksellers in Town and Country. These Voluilurs contain as wider Stranger, as aaecl at Drury-Lane Theatre; Pizarro ; Lover's Vows ; Count Bervowsky ;• Indian Exiles; Rolla, or Th e Virgin of the Sun; Deai and Dumb ; Adelaide of Wulfingen ; Happy Fa mily ; and 'False Det:cacy—all from Kotzebue. Don-Carlos and the Robbers, twin Schiller; Stella, from Goethe Count Otto, 'from-Babo ; Conscience and Dagobert, from I filand ; Ensign .from'Schrceder ; and Emelia Gallote, from Less*. N. B. This 'Work will be continued occasionally, upOn the publication ofliny celebrated German Drama. DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This Day was pnblishcd, neatly printed sma ll Pocket Volume, Pr ice is. CONCISE T&EATISE on FEMALE COM_ PLAINTS, with Remarks on.the variouS Habits and Modes of Living. By B. SENATE , M. D. SOH by J. Ginge r , Bookseller, No. 37, Old Bond-stseet at Decimal. s Clr,uktting Lihrary, No. iz , Store-Street, Bed ford-square ;_ by R. Barron ; Chemist, No. 158, Strand; anti by all Bcoksollc'r.s and respeaahle Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms. • . MD the Nobility, Gentry, &c.---7At Mr. Gala - ings, Perfumer to Her M a je s ty, 'Cornhill, may be seen, several specimeni ot Red and Grey Mir changed to va rious beautiful and natural -shades of Flaxen, Brown, and Black. As- Mail y Ladiei.are'compelled, from their hair turn ing grey at an early period, to adopt, the disagreeable custom of wearing wigs..; the Proprietor of the Tricosian Fluid, re spectfully acquaints such Ladies,.thalby - the use of this el,- celient preparation, tifeir, own Hair.may be changed .to any shade they pi-ea:iie, in the course of a few'hours - and'such is the permanOty 0 this Composition, thatmeitSer the appli.. cation of power, poinatuin,. nor eve n washing,.*will cause the least alteration in the colour. Its genial virtues are also estimable, as it strengthens the weakest hair, prevents is tathngul,i; and increases thelrowth tO.a dggree of luxuriance that rivals every thing.yet oilextd tar similar purposes. it is perfectly easy in theapplication, and may be used ar.arty sea son of time year without the least, danger of takingcold. Any Lady si:riciirig a lock of hair (pest-paid) Sealed with her own arms, so as to prevent deception, may haveit returned the next day, changed to any ctrlour,shewn at the place; of sale. ,S. - old by Order of the Proprietor, in b o ttl es - t l. Is : eac h , , M O at r. verton's, New Bond_street ; Mr. Wright's, Wade's- ' passage, Bath, and no where elsein this kingdom:: [PRIC SLX E. GENERAL l'O3T UI t• llgottley Mowing, 7,6' 20,, igo I. T HE Post—Boy cotrve_ying the Mailfr.: - ,in LE ir.ES to EAST GRIWSrEAD; wits slops this ilf ,- rni , z . vv . thit: abut two Miles acid a Q..earter of East G4l , 7s;ead, 6 .. y. tiv, Met; ott Foos, -a..1.,v roll yd limo": fly f)ll.,wing Bag: of Letters,.tzame,:,7 zßid . firoN, 1 sifoßEHAivr, .i, . . L s i r .E x , } A .w s fArG , . fir LONDON and . UCLEYELD, j --- _ 4'4 fve 4y -Bas, vi*. • . . .trigbton for GrsydoP, Lewes for,erveLtt.' Dr:ltol%T East Grinstead, Ditto for -3Ost Grinstead.,, Dittc - Pr Lru'es t - -' - Meter iholl apprehend. ern( c0nv7.57, or cause to beapp!e; /ended cod the ter:ions w4c committed . this. RoLbeg, willbe entitled to a Retuai - d cf TWO_FIZ.I.NDiZED POUrniS, over and aL-ove Reward gizen . by 46 Parliament•for apprekending:Higbncnymen 4. or if el/ter of 11.:e: Efl , 97S cot, eernei fterein :serrender Lim . se4f,. Alr , :ft . make (fir-mm.7o Tvbere- the ;tker Irrtor who committed e Rol,Zety, apprelended, and brolegki to yastiee, szaqi Discoverer :Till be entitled to the said Reward, and will alio receive His illa.; - es t y's most gracious' Pardon.. Ry Cmmand of 11,..s Maiesy's Postmaster G ewra f, FRANCIS F.REELING, Sectere:rj..! EXCII;dQUER ,BILL OFFICE; • • ' y1.1,r2.t, igot. All Exchequer .bearing dare the 28th . 47:4 .31st ?tidy, and tho.-e•dated Ywre, ISoo, TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Hi! meijEsT)", TREASURY have given direakirrs'fir Paying t g: the atm:es-mentioned ,Brcteveer Bills, and that the' Principal and . onttesaid Bills shall he paid : at the Exchequer Bill Office, in St. Afargaret's 7 strcit, be tween thir. - i'ity Palace Yards,. Westminster, •on Tuesday s 'l4; 4th day'Of August next, on which day the me the said .gxeheitar Billt..e ill cease. And attendance will be given on Werinesd4' the 2zd ioz tare s July, and every suet:cc : di% day, (So'ndays iJays ex-crpied) until Thursday the'3oikiil3:lantincrsi v e, Jam Ten o'Clock in the . Morning till One in the 4fiCrizcon,' for the Aurpcse y'riceivin g the and for tie greater dispatch, the Bearers thry are desired...to briug,.Li;ts thereof, • caniaini4 the Nt.m4er- s l4 . Numerical Order, accordiyig . .the : value of the said 811144 .;. time of commencement of Interest, withtkeprincipal Sums and Interert due' on such Bills, to be computed at three-pence hallienny . ey the day on -every • tool. from the timro4 commencement tri. the:said 4th day o 'Aqua, zBot , on.wlivhday the Interer: cn de, said Exchequer Billr cease r.?/ thry red to wt.:a . their names and .. placts of abode on Suck Lists, and indorse %keit. names on the said Bills. 1707 of the Holders cf the aforesaid Bills are desirott: ,r re. eeiviNg Payment of al Principal and Interest previous to the sa:d 4th bay of atv,gait srext, tiv 0,49 , afar arr.pivropd#te l i,hy corlartixs. the Intei:esttoteDgy or. which thgr^....ti.th to 4epaid, and 49-";..5• the said Bills . 1:r cxarnittatiox prior theret;. ". Ancl .such Persons as are deft:miss of I,),:vi;-,g new .s.sfhtfstet Bills in part" of pqyment, tePonnerition;7-g same at the bctt;ml of their Lists, deliverid on-or befyre tide said 331, day of ystfy, k3ot, may, be acc - oinntodatcdwith new Bills, carv.i. , :gan Interest e three-pence halfpenny by thi - ,day on evev tool. said Arc:* Bills will bear date tie sgid 4th dayof August, ISot, and T;•& be delft/era on Thursday, the . 6th day' of Aug:Ust,. 'So:, and falois. ,, 1,7 g days. - • Tke said . New Bill: will be . receivedbie . intAavy el-th, P Revenuer, .Pur 11/10740 after date, utiles: pi - evicuslc discharged. Solotr~on'~_Pj he. Liverp9ol: -- • • D L• SOLOMON announces to }his numerous . - Customers, thai he: }Lis just s ent t o hi s Agent, -Mr.. Mathews,. Nu. is,: Strand, London, . and to bis•WarQbflui - e, Exchange-court, Dublin,' a fresh and very 44.rge .supply or his much' esteeinod Cc) RDIAL- BALM or" G ; . be_ . ing 2 sure retnody for, dcbiLticstorgft:i , :r . s, net vo.:A disorders,and Nveakneis ;:,cetniar to the Ftttri!e 'Sex, • eholic,. tiatulence, sickness, vonutiff.., loss of:tp?e!ite, gouty spasms. of the stomach, hysteriCal an;.; hypc,l;urniriacal dactions; lowness of spirits, at tly; various direful couli- hints osuatly stiled Nervous Disorders, iirice los. 61 each bottle, or twelve in 51. cases. _-__ _ , . gzr, Pamphlets of its efficacy gratis. , MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr . . j.-IMES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's. Church-yard, a few Doors from the " • Corner of Chapside, ' -. • ' • THE following. 114 . EDICIN-FS are Sold at the Prices annexed, inclusive.orthc • Stamp -Duties posedt?y 'this Act 'but no ac7di tional charge has been made upon Dr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued at the original Price of 2s. tad. per facket. it may also be had at , 'fl; 4s. per 'Dozen; or the , quantity , of a. Dozen Packets in •Une Bottle ,for it. as. 6,1. Ditty included • So that'the Public are no sutierci ;. But in order to fa.eilitate the oper:,tion, and to' lessen the burden of this A6l, which would in a great measure have proved a Tax upon Berwvoltn:_fe, all the other klenichies are sold.to, any PeisOnSpurcibt,:ing half a Licien, or more, free from the encnee of the S s. d. 0 9 Dr. James's Pow, - 2 G Cephal:e Snuff Anal;pty,. 6 Dr. Steers's Parego, Cattle• Powderowder x 6 tic Lozenges r ti Dr. Hooper's Pills • x —Camomile Drps Dr, Au4in's Ciialybeat ri , :nc&ofeolt:;toot . 3 o Pills - - 4o , EsS`="e f eP t p.:4ll. . Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Me-,1,:inc..3 5 5 Daby's Carminative- 1 9 Gla:' , s's Magnesia ' 3 o Tic#elPS 'Ethereal S pi, 1 oglish'.s Scots Pills i 6 rir 3 6 - Grant's Drops r o Greenough'sTinetures r. Norton's Droos 5 Tolu Lozenges r 1) Spilsbury's Drops 5 0 Mr. Spexe's Dentrifrice 4 0 Sveed!lliares Pills 2 o Ereake's ind. of Bark 3 6 Eugsli C otNe 2• 9 Huxhz.as, by ditto, z 6 Dr.. Solander3 Tea z 9 Dr. Steer's, ()podeldoc 2 6 lores's Rheumatic , • - --- Convltlsion Oil. 26 . "I'lncture. 3 6 - Also, the . Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most or toe other Proprietary Medicines in repute. 'Orders for Exportation are supplied witlima Stainp, as before tit:g N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants- and. Mes sengers, mistake the }louse, F_NEWBF:. RV, the Propriea t6r, issunder the necessity 'of pointing out,.that it is at-the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, anti that it has a large Vtiiccoed ,Front, with these Wortii in. scribed: " THE. 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