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~~ ~ ~~ 1 Wv , , 741,,r , Z4 -id • si. Lt -. L- 1 - 4 ..S 5-- V ----• ! ' v :Pr S~~ r 'V "(k.y A THURSDAY, MA Y-2! or. NU:viBER- 2704.] [Pp.icz six PktrcE. THEATRE-ROYAL, IiRURY-LANE. 0- MORROW. EVENING, May 22, 1801, T Their 11aie4ties' Servants wilt ad • • . ' THE COUNTRY* GIRL. WITH THE DESERTER. tosT, VROM Berkeley-square, last night, a' very small I: PUG DOC, 'iglu coloured, its ears rather long, cut for iPug ; answers to the name of BE LL. • Whoever will bring him to No. 20,, Berkeley-square, shall be handsomely rewarded. A GENTLEMAN wishes to place his SON undei the Care of a CLERGYMAN of respcciability, 'who takes a few P.upils (not exceeding Eight), and resides On the Coast.--Any application; direted to Mr: Robson, D oo k s elicr, New Bond street, describing the situation, !lum ber of pupiis, mode of treatment and education, will be im mediately attended to. • SEA BATHING. HIdHLAKE NESTON, CHESHIRE,. PARKIN '(late Butler to Sir. John Stanley, Bart.) % most respMfully informs the Public, that the hotel is now open for the reception of Company. The greatest attention will be p?ict to all those who.will please to honour B. Parkin with therr favours and commands. ROSE INN, CAMBRIDGE. ; ' JOHN HORNS, Keepe'r . of the Rose Inn Co f f ee. house, Cambridge, begs leave to return his warmest hanks to the Noblemen and .Gentlemen of the University, and his other Friends, for their support and influence for rs years, and to assure them, that they may depend on his fu ture exertions to deszrvc their fairourt. And he further takes the liberty of intbrming the Public, that he has taken the Rose Inn, where Gentlemen rrtay be accommodated with good Beds, able Horses, and good Cliaises ; and that it will' be the duty, as well as the pride of his life, to procure them every comfort at as reasonable a rate as the times will admit of. NEW MANUFACTORY. OBARTS and PLOWMAN most respedfully .I‘.. inform the Nobility and Gentry who have not seen their 'NEW and ELEGANT MANUFACTORY pf CH.kM./ BERRY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Warehouse is the only place in this country where they can be 'Ad genuine -2%5(0: r. Chaudos Street, Covent Garden. N. B. A Great Vatiety of FANCY SILKS by the Ma. nufacturers. - • SHED HOUSE Wanted, a b out t h e en d ipURNI j: of juiy,. t . less than $o or more than / •.. ..onuc'sist of throe Sitting and sixSed 7 roo rni rn l s e , s g fro oo ( n t i London • t° Coach .house, Stables for three or four Ilortes Otfices, and 47 or so Acres of Land.. It will be taken for t;ardiirnsar ce rtain ; kind if, at the expiration , approved of, a 9 u n n . 3 ' l . ter m would desired. lh e t: __ s J o st- paid) to be addressed to A. 13. at Mr. Wood ". tt eL • wo od's Rents, Holborn. Lam's, . . FLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY CONCERNS, . PO be DispoSed of, an A kNUITY of +Ol. a I. yea r for 2401. one or 55 1 . a-year for 33 0 1 . one o r 801. 1-year for 5 6,1. °pea 1 00 1. a-year for 601.- and one of mi. '--a-year for 7 00 1 . Gentlemen haviug interest, may he inforineit of several genteel Vacancies and Resignations,under Govern_ ment, of 401.. tool. - 1531. zoo'. 3001. 4301. soot. 6001. 7001. Soot. tocol..tsool. arid 20301. per annum, at Home and Abroad. moNEy.--10, - .,01. 33001. 40001. and 60001. are immediate ly ,rezdy for well secured Annuities, for which from six to ten years purchase will be given. l'crsous poiseising real In comes arising from Estates, Nhiney in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settl&monts, Church Livings' , Widows' Jointuresi Pensions, &c. may be acccontodatediwith Sums of Mons, from tool. to any amount, with permission to re ; turn it at their olltion. Personal applications, from Eleven till 'fbree o'Clock, to Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-StNert Strand. NO Letters received hut what are paid. Church Livings and Government Securities bought, -sold and exchanged. • SCARCITY OF MONEY. TN these unprecedentedly diStratt:d „times, the j proposition via pecuniary aid, when it is made from any truly respectable quarter, becomes extremely interesting, even to those who nave the very best Securities to oiler., In this important contemplation it is, that, is man of ample power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter-" view, or other confidential correspondence will evince), is h a ppy thus to tender to pcoplb of raiik and honour, On their ver sonal.ohligatioa only, or to persons possessed of landed, Tusided, or equally fixed property (Nnitanes of the Church, t he 13eneticect Clergy, or Ladies having Dowers, or Settle vents, in particular), any instant Sum, by redeemable An ziuity-Loan, at Annuity Interest, but not less than 1501. nor M arc thall,soool. to any one person. It would b e idle t o s ta te, that the leading motive for this Address is not to ac quire an advantage beyond what can be Made by any other legal mode of Loan, for it really is the motive; but, never_ lheless, every transaelion, arising from it, will evidence its being founded, on principles diametrically opposite to The nu inerous plausible, but mostly deceptious,, ollbrs, on this subjeCt, inn he public prints; of cou, on principles tegriv, Secrecy, and dispatch; and, it tollows, 'of unfailing_ ly yillding the y, most perted satisfaction to the Borrower, in the result. Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have *very gentlemanly attention paid to them, directed to Mr. - 11, Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the Ninv Chapter Cottbe-house, Duke's-court, Broad -court, Long Acre, London. • au No Agent, orbroker can be listened to, nor any let ters noticed which are not postage paid. RALM SOAP, A New Discovery, now in the greatest yerfecilion, mann faelureal from that highly-esteemed arfiele, palm Oil. DERRY and `IVIAIN having been repeatedly solicited by their numernus.and respeetable-Friends, to .tuake their Palm Soap more generally known amongst a dis criminating. Public and extensive Connection, and they, ever anxious to supply them with such Gooch only as are of the first quality, take the tilled:l,r of recommending their Palm Soap, with the greatest , confilence,• to the notice of the No bility and Gentry, for their peculiar use, many having adopt *A it exclusively . . The pleasantness and utility of the Palm soap has merited their attention and patronage, and is held In the highest estintation,.. for softening and bracing the Skin against the heat of the sun, &c. ; and its constant use, in the Winter season, is found an 'excellent defence against cold ‘vinds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Squares or Balls, is. e a ch, with the tigire ot a Palm Tree on the outside-wrapper, with the words " lierrr and Main's Palm Soap," in a each:, Arid a Bill with each, esciiptive.of its virtues. As many Gentlemen find great diiii6:ulty in procuring ).;o.al oap for Shaving, it is recommended as the best thin;; fur 'baking a fine soft lather ; in round Cakes, is. each, Prepared and sold by Berry and Nt.iin, Wholesale Per turners, N o , 1 7, Goek-street, Soho; and by their appoint them., at the principal Perfumers in London, and ditnrent 't•owns in the three Kini,donis. • THE BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT. the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS, WIVES, OR ORPHANS, of the SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, KILLED or WOUNDED in EGYPT ; in the ARMY and FLEET, who have served under the Command of the late General Sir Ralph Abercromby, and. still serving there under that of Major-General Hurchinson, and Admiral Lord Keith, a SUBSCRIPTION IS NOW OPENED', which is earnestly recommended to. the Notice and Protedion of a Generous Public, who knori how to ap preciate gallant services, and have ever been ready to ieMUYI them. Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's Coffee-house, and by the following Bankers, viz. Niessrs. Childs, _NlessrS. Mores, • Messrs. Martin, Stones, and Co. Messrs. Drummonds, - Messrs. Coutts and-Co. Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and 'Co. Messrs. Bosan q uet, B.:achcroft, and Ca. Messrs. Snow, Sandby, and Co. Messrs. Hammersleys, Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Mesirs. Robarts, enttis, and Co. Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, and Messrs. Latouche and Co. Dublin. A General Mating will be called in a. few days, for the purpose of electing a Committee for the Manageinent and Diskribution of the Fund. IRISH LOTTERY fur JULY. 1 Prizes of 2c,023 ;.ro. ,C. 40,000 2 rO,OOO . 20.000 3 5000 --150300 And 75,00, in smaller Prizes. . . SWIFT and Co. No. It', Poultry, London je - sta- - Wished in the Year 17591, and at their State Lottery Office in the City of Glasgow, are appointed to sell the Tickets and legal Stamped Shares of the above Lottery. Price of a Ticket 81. Bs. s. d. s. d. Half - 48 o Eighth - r 2 6 Quarter .. - 2 5 o Sixteenth 011 6 Letters answered, and Schemes at large gratis. Orders for Tickets or Shares, with Bank Notes, Post= Office Orders, Bills on Demand in London, or Cash by Coachmen, Guards, or Carriers; pundually executed i• and the earliest account of the Success of registered Numbers. ecr The Lottery begins drawing the loth of July. 18dr. LLOYD's MONTHLY . SHIPPING LIST, Price is. THIS Monthly List of the Commercial Shipping belonging or trading to Great Britain and Ireland, will contain coned Particulars relative to stewards of E LEV EN THOUSAND Vessels of various descriptions. It will in clude the same full Particulars respecting every Vessel as the Underwriter's Register Books, together with the Name of the Broker, and the presept situation of every Ship. . • For the use Commercial Men, Captains of Vessels, &c. this Monthly Work -will bear the same relation to Lloyd's and the Post-office List of Arrivals and Departures, as a Ledger bear'to a Day-book. The num&ous Miscellaneous Tahles and information will be of no less importance-and utility to all persons connecied with. Mercantile Business and Shipping, than with the List of Ship and - tlscir present situation. The whole .is addressed to the Commereill World as a Complete Work, officially corrected to the last day of every Month. Printed by Thotnas Gillet, SalisbUry-square ; sold by T. Hurst, and West and Hughes, Paternoster-row, and by the principal Booksellets in every Sea-port . — Persons who wi)h to att as Agents, & c. are desi red instantly to make communi cations to the Printer. , N. B. Lloyd's Monthly ShippinfList, containintLtleven Thousand Vessels, has no connection with a partial List or. about Tilt.% Tl%ousand Five llunArcd.Ships, called Pocock's Lt t et AlcraiAta Shipping. EIGHT NEW SEEDS, viz. 1. T HE LEVANT CUCUMBER, which in 1793 so highly gratified the Ctrrion4, is agnhi oh, taitied from the-East. For si ?A., very rich flavour, firm ' Nu - stance, innocent nature, and superlative .treatity, no other can be compared with it. - z. NATOLIAN ASPARAGUS, described .by .Gutbrie. vide Geog. (;rarn'; p. scS, 4th Edit. I t' , givesinuis as six or eiirht of the - common sort, a;I:1 the taste is exquisite. '3. LARGE ITANAN BIWCOI.I, forms a head six or eiglit inches broad, and the lateral s brailltes swell to heads of the conunon size. Its flavour is most delicious, and its sue tzession •loitg. 4.• NEW SPANISH LETTUCE, is of the. Coss kind, grows lialla yard",high, and two fret round, is the sweetesc Lettuce known, _and appears to he almost all heart. 5 . MALTA CAU LI FLO W R, often geOivs. to a loot, ar more, broad. Its delicacy is as Snprriolas its size. 6. A NTW F.R PCEI. L ER grows direr feet high, and six or eight inches round, andltaS the most. cx.tltczt richness of tlavour. 7. LABRADOR KA Lt, a delicate species of Wintr rcerm The severestiwiaither canuot lintrit.. It grew as the spi - inking grass, and is sweet as Asparagt.l4., •S. AFRICAN ENDIVE, a Sallaclsiiperior other in the world ; sweet as a Summer Lettuce, and often, as hag as middling Cabbages. ,AU gold at Skin's, No. Ts, Strand, 11e.1.1 Charing'-Cross. No Credit. Pay pos tar. 'F*4 - ORTFIAMPTONSI-I1 RE. _FREEHOLD AND LEASEIIOLI) ESTATES. TO HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL eitemivt FREEHOLD ESTATE . 11T11E-FREE, and LAND-TAX REDEEMED), Most situated at (1 RE N DON, in the County of Northampton, in a deliizhtful Country, and-within an easy distal - fee of several Packs of HoUnds, comprising part of.a ManSion-house, which may be convened into A comfurtAble ReSideile; with suitable Apartments, Stables, Paddocks, and Gardens well clothed with Fruit Trees ; together with s ev e r a l karm-Flouses, and One Thousand One Ilundrcd and Seventy-six Acres' and Eighteen Perches..of Freehold, and Two Hundred and Seventy Acres One Rood and Seven, .Perches or Leasehold Land; the latter held by virtue 011 Lease from Trinity College, in Cambridge, renewable evety seven years, on payment of certain Rents and I' s ; and the whole Estate is deft to responsible Tenants at low Keats, and capable of considerable Improvement. Grendon is situate about seven miles from Northampton, four- t'rpm Wellingborough, twelve from Kettering, 'and twen ty front Haehorough, all good Market Towns. Fifteen Thousand Pounds of the Purehase . .inoney may re. main upon Mortgage oldie Freehold Estate, more agree. able to a Purchaser. A Plan of the whole is left with the Bailiff; Lawrence Satimierson, at , f; tendon, who will shcw the Premises. To treat for the Purchase, apply t' Mr. Ch'QTr. Wartrraw, Attorney, 41 Market Hurboroughl or to Messrs. I:isle:44 and Long, Symond's-inn, Cliancery,lane, London. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR ( t h e original Invention of Mr • Henry) prepared and sold by THOMAS and NV I HENRY, Chemists and Apothecariek, Manchester. ads most agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound 'of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the niost .pleasant. Aromatics. Its strong and pungent 'odour renders it ex trom,:ly grateft l'. and salutary to person's labouring under Head-achs. aintings, - &c. and adapts it for counteracting the bad effects of lived or foul Air. „Henc e ,. it has b een fbund highly useful in rooms, where the lide,ttion of ke ver,i, of Sore Throats, or of othet contagious Diseases, pre.. vail ; mut in all crmided places of publ:c.roA)rt, as Theatres, ' Courts pti Itstick!, &c. t t may also be particularly recotn inended.tu Persons residing in Hot Climitcs. The Arorn;tic Spirit of Vinegar, price 2S. 9rl. each bottle, Stainp is,sold, wholesale :ind retail. by Bayley and Blew, C;(:.:ssouroircet - ;,the catty perscns in I-m.ton Autho rized br tits Pliiptictois to sell toe - same); :k - viteie may be hatiSp(inge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, - Cfystal, StC. N. It. Each i)ottl; bes;des a eopper-piaw label, sign -Al by the Prepar,‘rs, has the Letters 1 . and %V. ii:nry , 4 niatic Spirit tif VinLor tuouhledin the glass: . This Day v* . as In Duodecimo, Price 3s. 6d. stiffed; bedicated to the Royal Hurnane.Society cat Lcmdbn, APRACTICAL ESSAY.on the ART of RE COVERING SUSPLNDEb ANIMATLON'; toge ther with a Review of the mast proper,and eitWual !Cleans to be' adopted, iii Cases of imminent Danger. Translated from the German of . 7 CHRISTIAN AUGUSTUS STRUVE, M.D. &c. London : Printed for Murray and Highley; No. 32, Fleet street. .• • Where may he had; ASTIIENOLOGY ; or, The Art o r Preserving F ee bl e " Lite, and of S uppurting the Constitution under th e Infl uence of incurable Uiseases: Trauskited fro - in the same Author, by Johnston; price Ss. in boards. Dr.-SUCHAN's DOMES cu.: MEDICINEi With, further Improvements by the . Author. Thi4 Day was published, In One Large Volume Ociavo, price gs. hotind; A new Edition, being the Seventeenth, of OIVIESTIC MEDICINE; or, a Treatise on D the Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by Regimen and Simple Medicines. With an Appendix, containing a Dieften. sanity for the Use of Private Praditioners, a Complite Glos. sary of such let: technical Terms as are necessarily used throughout the Work; and a Copious Index. By WILLIAM _ _ Fellow of the Royal College-of Physii.aans, Edinburgh. Printed ti A. Stratton, T. Cadell,'Jun. .acid W. Davies, Strand; and NV. Creech and E. Ilaltbur, wt Edinburgh. This Treatise comprehends not only . the - ACuie, Kt - also the Chronic Diseases, and both are treated at much greater length titan in any Perform:thee of ttie - like nature. It like wise contains an Essay.on the Nursing and Managentmt of Cliiitiren ; with Rules for preserving Health, snitch to the different Situations and Occupations of Mankind ; Cautions euneerteg Cold-bathing, and drinking the Mineral Waters of this ountry ; a,ti l Mations fur the Cure of Wounds, the Reduction of Froattres,• Dislocations, dre -The above Work vvii originally published with the entire !pprolAtion of the late Sir John Pringle (to whom the early Editions were, by permission, dedicatecll, the late Dr. Gre gory of Edinburgh, and inAny other eminent Plrysians. Its Reputation, winch has been now established for upwards Or t years, and its increased sale during that tune, sufficiently prove its usefulness to all ranks and classes of Mankind. • Speedily will be. pliblished, elegantly printed in Crown'Svo. illustrated with lour curious Engravings ' TALES of TERROR, with an Introduaory ,Di.!rogue, consisting of the following Tales: The Stranger.—The Wolf King, or Little Red Riding- Hood.—Gonsalvo.—The Maid of Donaldblayne.—The Grey Friar of Winton, or Death of Rufus. —Osric and E Ila. of Eglantine.—The Scullion Sprite, or Garret Goblin.—The Spirit orate Glen.---therm Thor, or the Winter King.—The Wandererot the Wold.—Albert of Werdendorf, or the Mid night Embrace.—The Pilgrim of Valencia.—G rim, King of the Gosts, or Dance of Death.—Martel, or the Congiteror's Return. —The Black Canon of Elmham, or Sr. Edmund's Eve.- -The Troubadour, or Lady Alice's BoWer.—The House upon the Heath : and the Mad King, or Smedlcy's Ghost. Printed for J. Bell, No. 143, Oxford-street ; where may be had, Titles of Wonder, by M. C. Lewis, Esq. 2 vols. , price one V uinea. SpeAdy wilt be publiAted, LXN APPEAL to the PUBLIC on the CONTRO STEM between Mrs. HANNA!! MORE and the CU k<ATE of BLAGDON, with Comments on a mo s t extraordinary Letter to the Autitur, twin the Rev. Sir A. ELTON, Bart. By THOMAS BF.RF, A.M. - Rector of Buteomb, near itristol. " Mark now, how a plain tale shall put you down P' Shakespeare, Henry iv. MI 2. This Day was published, prise 35. 6d. The second Edition, (Inscribed to Mrs. HANNAH MoR OUISA, a Narrative of Ras ; supposed - -to throw light en the mysterious History of The Stranger, known by the name of "-.The Lady of the . klaV,Stack.." Trauslated from a French Work, published in the Impe rial Domini ßy ons, the Rev. GEO. H. GLASSE, A. M. ReClor Haftw,eil, Sold by F. - and C. Rivingtou, R. Faultier, F. %Vingrave, . Hatt:hard, and'Coiibeit and Morgan. NEW yIAN,O F()RT4 Just published by'Broilerip and - Wilkinson; No. /3, Hay ' Market, 7-PHE Ballet of EARB.A RA and ALLEN, price Bs. . two Sonatas, price6s. Boceherini's three Sona tas, with Aecomparirincikts fora Violin and. VioloneellO, price Ss. Miss IlaguiS'. three' l'onatas; op. I,' price',s. 6d. Harring ton's Sonata, price . EFi Cbleathe . retrouvei Air, by L. Von Esek, pri c e ii. 6J. • IFa body meets a body.," Rohde,, price is. Vor:al—:sLt.at's zi Book of San4s,.priee is. Corin and Joan, pricer;. Vernal Love,. I Tfir laige, dearest Maid, is. steptan't. Dream, •lorthe Spbette, rs'.:-.JOys of Life, is.' 1.0v.c :lad Wine, is. Ali 1, bow sweetly Love, is. Fanny's Worth,.,ls. Sweetly blooms - the oNping }lose, is. Invitation to lov, is. Danish Expedition, is, When e'er at Day-light, ts. Mine he a Cot, Glec, zs. fut. 1-14isley!s Glees, &c. mg. I.ami a Pactorella„ a favourite Duet, zs. 6d. On ,Friday, May tit. Ist, waApublishO, NUMBER I. price ^s." of ' URAL RECREATIONS-; . or, The Gardener, Farmer anA Gentleman's Instrue l tor: a con i.ise hut p4rspicycias View of all the OperiAionsaiecessary to be carried on in the Kitchen and Plow;:r t;araen, - for every Nlontb of tue•Year ; as well as of all the Modern Improve, ments':.iti Agriculture, and Rural Economy; - together with tae Principles of Botanical Science, intimately connecle4 with those subjeas. By a SOCIETY of PRACTICAL GARDENERS and FARMERS. ~! • • Illustrated with,P laces, useful and ornamental. _ . London: Printed for Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry T. Hurst ; Paternoster-row ; ani R. Rent,' 'Covzntry-street, Haymarket 4nd sold by Clarke, Manchester ; Robinson, ; C. Smith, Bath, ; Rawson, Hull ; T. Richards, Plymouth; T. Hurst, WAkefield; Hill, Edinburgh; Dun can, Glasgow; and J. 'Archer, Dublin; and by all other Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. THE MONTHLY VISITOR, and NtW• FAMILY MAGAZI ii E Printed in Twelve Volumes, pocket size, t . ;iitlt . hear Sixty -highly finished Portraits of distinguished Charaders, en graved by Holl, Chapman, Sm. And printed Colours by an eminent Artist; Price 31. tss. bound and guilt.; or ' plain, 31. ss. half bound. June the rst, Will be published, Price only rs. No. .5%;, of, that usetul and interesting Work,' • MHE MONTHLY VISITOR, and New Family . • Magazine ; embellished with a striking Likeness(ini colours) of Cowper the Poet, with his Biography, containing a valuable Colledion of original Articles in Prose and Verse; an. impartial Review, with Extracts' from the Most.recent Publications; Biography, AneCdotes, &c. &e. • Among the numerous Portraits given in the above Work, are the follow ing distinguished Characters ; Bonaparte, The Duke of York,. Archduke Charles,. Earls St. Vincent and Howe, Marquis Cornwallis, Admirals Lord Nelson, Duncan, Hood, Bridport, and Sir J. 33. Warren, Generals Abereromby and Suwarrow, Tarle:on, Sirs Edward fellow and Sydney Smith, Kosciusko,, Robert Burns, Lord Rokeby, and Robert Bloomfield, Author 'cif-the " Farmer's- Boy," &c. ,Sze. -These Ernithishmeilts .form a beautiful Cabinet of Coloured Engravings, and are an .iavaluableacipaisition to the Connoisseur. - • • Nntwitifstanding the *cry heavy adthrionalimpost which has been laid on Paper, and the great adVance in the charge . of Printing, the Proprietors are enabled still to continuo this Work ar the original price. and instead of retrenehing; as has been done in most othey.Paiodical Works, have 'it a de. v e ry ons J.:rable addition* aiid- inbproventrnts. - *** AI 1 -i•itnre Cplimuni‘ation+ are to 15".! a , t , irtzserl ; for al:: iEditors (post-paid) toiNfes , sri. Yamo'rapd Hood, POUltry. 1 4. ,F. ".` EASE' iNDM Rtic(Mr; . ..11 0 14: IS_ r. r iiE COURT of DIRECTORS of the I.UNITEDCOMPANY orMERCI-1,-1 Nrs LNG- . N D trading to the East bunts,- do beret). • .17/0....1 General aka cf.the said-CrAnpalp will be held at their 114se in Leaden/tali—street, on Thursday, the Oth 'Pular!, on Spirr.:l bring at the desire of Foq9-:thret Propricters, Who h.:lte signifrd to the Coat of Dircihrs weir intention to sub :nit to the ecnsiderathn of the General Curti utiethe-r it is not exteditin tc obtain f:Yrther Informatior respeiling the T.adc, be tl.l,een ,b4ia and Europe, irr crdet t. John an inttiTigiut, jast, ehld final Conclusion Or that rt4jra. ' ..,; !VILL,4IIW RA :USA 1", St, . • WAN Ttp TO RENT( or PURC4ASE, not next( tli Ten or further than Forty Miles troth Lonlioh A FREEHOLD ESTATE, of One kiund'red *to One Thousand Acres of Land, with a desirabte:Reti dence. Prekrenge will be given to cue with a - PalaiPr' 4 4lld Fishery, and in either of the Countics_of SuireY, - 4unt, or Herti • Dir'e:eYto }I.Y. 4. at Mr: Sewell's, • DA.VISOI4 Elegant,Perfume, art X'PRACT•of RUS ES, • now generally used in the most ::aihionablt Circles. THE geouine Otto, or Odour-of Roses, has lung been ad :aired for.its_exquisitr fragrance, butits Bret scarcity and high price-have prevented. a more general use of • that elegant Perfume. Messrs. Davison have,. however, re rntivzd those difficulties, by producing an Extra& exactly of the same4lasiour, and at. , a , very reasonable price, which is esteemed the finest and; most fashionable ,Perlurne, use; both for retaining its scent, and yielding the moat deli cious fragrance. A few drops on artificial dowers, the httritl-: kerchief, &c. will be suffictent to use at.a time.-- : Co be Had in London, of J. Davison apd SOLI, Perfumers and •:11,unitae.: turers, tip. ?g, Fleet-street, in bottles, at as. 45.6 d. and 9s. each. Theq Palmvrene, or Violet-scented Soup, is.4.‘onsi4lerably improved, bdth in quality and the richness of its perfume ; • and the experience of several severe winters has establiihedits reputation,for softening, .heatitifyingl and preirenting the skin from chapping. -- Sold in squares, at is.- each.—These articles may be had, by the appointment of Messrs. Davison, of some principal Tr:i:r in every .cluief Town in England. TO . COUNTItY - GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS. *** The following Restorative Medicine i$ in sack 'tenure; as to be used and recommended by many of the Faculty. For NERVOUS DISORDERS and INVVARD DECAY, Loss of Memory, Feebleness, . Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind; Pains in the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Ice. Tremblings, • HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS, Country - Gentlemen and others are inforined,. that they may be supplied with this valuable Medicine by sending their Orders by coachmen. or Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash • in a small Parcel, directed to Mr. JOHN WADE, No. r 133, FlL.v.rstieet, London, for which purpose complete Vack ing Boxes are provided for wilding it with satcty to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, • - 1 JUNTER's RESTORA'I 7 IVE BAISA N 4 •El LI F E and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in fife World tar restoring ' and invigorating' t4e. Constitiltiotis of pet. sons weakened and rieilitated - by a course o f dissipated plea sure - or 'indeed by any othi other' cause causes. Every day producei fresh accouhts of the .singular , tincerss.of this invaluable ke. storative Medicine, and many Gentleinen have been candid enough to declare, that it has sticCecded in casts. when every other Medicine proved inetncluall - • • *.* Gentlemen of • Om tirA tiistine3ion in - ..this kingdom, as well as others, who coitstitutigns were broken and debi litated, hive experienced the good efli:W of thii'RestoratiVe Medicine: Yof Nervolls Disorders, proceeding from 'excessive ick,iiag f oitssipitert.p;osures, the Immoderate use am, or from whatever 01.:4:331011S gte4t debiliW and reloxation of the solids, a' better and safer Medicine - canriot be'ttkeh; bers who 'had-undergone .fee: powerfil I-cou ries of Mercury (that bane of ,he4th), which induced them to a state of ani serablc , recrivedVie utmost benefit (ruin this Re- storative ; for, after loss of strength and vigour, they hap.. pity regained their for Mer health..--4or pains in: the Back Loins, Cleets and seminal Weakir:sses eerhaps there is not any Medleine in pUblie'or private pra ctice wlticll hits beenSo successful. Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, - , whose habits were relaxed by the heat of those climates, have received treat benefit from this medicine, as well as Ofliccrs'.bolong ing to the Arthy and Navy, - whine 'constitAtiens were-im paired by hard service, the various changes of climate '44c.. Persons far advanced in years should frequently t a k e afew • boxet of this_Restorative, which will amazingly strengthep them, be the means 'of preventing various disorders, and in • some measure guard •a4amst the ravages of time. This Re storative may be taken with great safety, by both s: -tea, at any season of the year,' without restraint or confinement. Ettrad of a Letter received from a Gentleman. " As to the Efficacy of. the _Restorative in my Nervous -Complaint, r should feel my self in a manner ungrateful, if I did not acknowledge the gnat benefit I re,:eived, when various othir Medicines had been tried to no purpose; and, thereforz, although I have been in the habit of acquiring no smAl knowledge in the physical way, 1 must say, 'that I have - not met with any thing equal - to Hunter's . Restori tive Balsam." Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pm4tsce more graclueikand lasting etKcts than all the internal forms ; the finer parts of the !salaam are also better preserved.. . Ta be h. 41 at Wade's Medicinal • w arehouses, No. t 63 „, Fleet-street, and No. 13, 01,1 Bond-str:et 'flitt, 'Royal Exchange ; Matthews, Strayed ; Walsh, N. 6, Catherine street ; Crorwzli, Printer, Bath; . I Swinner Birmingham ; Tesscyman, York Binns,l,9ecis ; and of all otncr venders of Medicines - in-Town and Countri, price 6s. 341. the Box ; or it may be hid in larger Boxes, price on Rs . . which contain the epenvity of six sniall In.ktie up fel' the Army, Navy, &c. A Pamphlet on the Virtties of the Reatorativc, with a List of important cures annexed, may be had of the Venders, price 6d. , • • DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills are well 'known in tlw private Prac). .11., *ice nt the Proprietor, O. DI X9N,' A pothe4:4), and at the request of several Persons of r Distinaion and ()alit?, who are accustomed to - take them, 'were first offered 6 the Public. _ _ • _ They are found to be an excellent Remedy for Indigestion, Crudities in the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Costivcnes, Sick Head-achs, Flatulencies in the Stomach and' Bowels, arising from Bilious Humours. These Pills are particularly recommended to all Persons whose Stomach and Head arc disordered by free living, which symptoms they never fail to remivve.• They. 'are likewise a good aperitive, and a cleanatr of Sallow Complex.ions from Obstruatons in the Liver and other causes, and will prove a valuable addition 'to a Medicine Chest in long voyages, as, by their frequent. use„they will prevent that change of habit which gei:fally occurs in hot climates. Their operation.depends on the state of the Stomach, and clp not require any connnement or particular diet. • The following, with many other Letters, Mr. Dixon has•lately received : _ . To Mr. Di);.on, Apothecary, Cheltingilon, Sus Sex. ' Sir, I cannot resist the pleasure I have of informing you how much I am indebted to you for the present state-oi my health. When I sent for you to Brighton, I need not rctinnkl you of the - deptorahl: state I was in with nervous tremlilings and horrors, so common to those who indulge themselves. toofrequently in spirituous liquors, that life became burthen some to me. Fcr thz first fortnight I tco(c your Antibilious Pills, it is incredible what offensive matter came from me. 1 now only take a Pill or two in the course oldie - week ; but they never have,any etted unless there.is,something offensive to come away. _ 1 remain, ypur obedient Servant, Brighton, Dee,l9, t 00. STEPHEN TAYLLR. - sold, Wholesale an t i Retail, at Ching and Butler's Medi dal Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside, London, in Boxes at is:•and ss, sd - .' Half Bottles 2S. gt ;••also: at Payne's, Plymouth j Belam's, ,Portsmouth; Sheppard's, 131 - i - suil ; Neale'i, Dover; cregson's, Liverpool ; and G re:nry Brighton; and by one V ender an every Town in the • MENTAL DERANGEMENT. 'T empora ry removal from their Home is'often necessary for the relief of Persons whose Mind is disor dered, as well as for the comfort of their Friends, who may depend upon t heir being attended with the greatest care and tenderness, by a Gentleman who has ,been several years em ployed w:qh success in that hi - 41th of the Medical Profession. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Scott, No. 55, Jermvn _street, St. James's. • -