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A ~ -~. 'f t "' - ,-,; -. .-, +‘ _ i -1 NUMBER 3640.:1 LINNBAN SOQETY. . HE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the .1 LI NNEA N so-cigTy-of London, will be held on Thursday the zitit of this Monf:► at One o'clo:.1 pre-, tor the Ele,:lion ora Council and Otacerslor the en suing year ; and the Members of the Society wilt Dine to yether on ti►at i) • at the Fr*: Masons' Tavern, in G"reat, Queen -street, Lincoln's-innfields. Dinner to be •013 the Table at Five o'clock precisely. Tickets Fifteen Shillinp each, to be had of Mr, Price, at the Society's Aartments in each, square, Co entry street - and at the Bar of the Tavern. • May to, tlio4. . . SUAKSPEARE Lol"rEß‘r. . . - MESSRS. BOYDELL be g leave _to ac q uaint the Public ingeneral, and their Friends in particular, that the Tickets for the SU:II(SP EA RE- LoTTERy, price Three Guiheirs, : with Scheme s of the said Lottery, .are now ready for delivery, at the Shakspea're Galteiy. Pall. Mall ; at Messrs. floydell's, No• go, Cheapside ; and - at ail the Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and - Ireland. ........—______"........______. * INDIGENT 111E1AT. A. S the peon] i:4e' Si t!I, JA io-, Cicum rstandes of the respeetable E i se Ott- Ll..4:::l'....arraily a • Bank ot Messr s '4411, is or too -complex and extraordinary a nat , •re for expoartion in the limits of an Advertisement, it will be explained .114 it autiP2nticated to such benevolent Persons as may.he'pleased tp inquire as above, where they may, for farther information, be. referred to the Gentleman himself , who will incontestibly prove that the unexampled Breach of Prrimise which has urged this Appeal to• public feeling, redounds- highly - to his honour, and pertedly accords with the principle; of a real Centleman. • In addition' to the Subscriptions formerly- acknowledged, sincere T.hanks.are returned to Mess's. Thomson and Bonar, for their second Donation of tel. los. C w to A. B. for 21. zs. and a Clergyman's Daughter, for 11. is. SITUATION WANTED, TN England, or arw part Abroad (the West a. Indies excepted), to ace} as Akent, Or in any other capa— city worthy a Young Man of goi,d Ciiiirdcler, tatisfaaory security will be given, if required, for honesty end sobriety. - , Letters addressed to A. P. at W. meridew's, vehtfy, will meet due attention. Printer, Co- " PAR TICU PAT AS TO THE 11.0U`sh. AS BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. 71-3, TJTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabi net rine Ware-rooms and Manufa6lory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe re"eStreet. A l arge assortment of articl es o f the newest, and Most c economicai Fashions, of veli seasoned ttlat eri4ls, and excellent workmanship, with several im prove,nents. . -- -, the BUTLER respeafully - relies on the goo d discernment of Public, th at t h ey will see through the paltry -ciev.ices 4"4 insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his. arti cles. It istwell ki4own that Bur 1. ER has two patents, one. for Tables, the other for Bedsteads ; the principle of the first is 4pplicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to 4 .e a greitt improvement ; it tenders them more convenient for Ho..es, arn much msre portable. The principle of the k'll ' er i s al , 1 . . - kinds of 13edsteads, T e „, s .P Icable to most as 'Four Post, ' fill . oa, and Chair Beds, which latter me singularly use -In sickness, and each when shut up, make a handsome Piece of furniture for a S' 'ming Room, Dresiing R oom , '&c. it. ) ' Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all ftarts with -- Er;., ri!-,(1 4-e fixed vvirh much ease without thd help of '''-'". - • - • , - 2:, --- ov -.-,-1 r ! - - A i lirilit..n.r., alut :.::::: nlypeetale. 'antic i;inils,ot . the above, adapted for centiernen-ol the Artny and Navr and bot jlimates, also; portable Chairs, drc.• BUTLER'S Patent Matinfaaiires have been -graciously pa tronized by the King, Queen, arid - Royal Family, and ho noured.by ort;ers from numbers - of the Nobility and Gentry, and have be,'n highly approved of in the East and West Indies :' the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa- Vourable encourageme.nt, and for which he r hisg rat 41 acknowledgments, and .ca nnot , but notic e e turns the kind 01- fices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with tuf LeRIS mine inscribed, which may -help also to promote his fsnsiness,, or should it be designed otherwise, lie, by the f)c rmissloo of Pr.-yvitieZlCe, inanufaCtures and sells his Supe rior Four:pos: and other Beds, excellent bitting Tables, and . C abinet Articles as ab ove, namely, Catherine froni the St ran d , a Brick. front street, 8 d oors , he has con s:rutted severa l Tools and Nlaehines ouse forwhere working the same, ahri has otherwise been at considerable expellee to bring theta to that utility and degree o At the r: perfedio n at w h ich they now co inuletel v F same i place W may be had every Article for the • urnishng alks. N. B. For Exportation. t TI P WARDs'of-ONE HUND RED RAMS t , be ‘'rtY of ing all the enti re S tock of Valuable RAMS, 'the Pro-Ilea ( JONAS BET TI SON, Esq. at Holmepierrepota. Nottingham (who is declining the Ram Busines), WILL BE SOLD By AUCTION. On the Premises, on Friday theist Day of June next ; And on Thursday the 6th Day of September, the RE MAINING RAMS, with upwards of One Elundred of his Selbd Prime E WES ; By Mr. GASKILL, At Eleven o'clock each -Day. The above Sheep, from their great value, are of the highest consequence to the Public ;. they are absoluteh, bred with !nee care and attention, from the best-Rams. bred by the late Mr. Bakewell, of Disitley, and their Descendants, for upward s of Thirty Years. For the bettet accommodation of the' Public, this Sale is divided for the‘Montlis 61.1 line and September. The Rants will be nuriaLred, and may be seen in their wool on Nlonday the ;Stit day of lay, and, atter shorn, 'the day before the . .al. e . untiebriptive C d Ten bay.:'t,%lgus, &c. of the First 44e - wil I.be pub- . Ram Inn, sinithrg((iirc theil Auction, and may be ! s lad ti o ie t. the Editors of the folliAvtitte :`:and Courier ( d )lßce ; and fork, Don ;Ills t i e i r., sCiladibercii g;e,al,ncelicse...tri:j_ ire 4: I , t a t ' t l iZlialn, Liverpo6l, 4 " ,1 s's News Letters, Teme_street, Publin ; and of Mr. Gas kill, atAtis Office and Auttion cum-, Nottinghain. May ID, iBO4. ......_ , .• - i-",, -.• • • - , ...ult. BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUNIATISNIS, & c . Sc Dr, STI:RS's. OPOW:LDOC - . triAtlTloN.—Chi -ihe Outsitle crf the Wrapper , ',,,....... nn each' Bottle of the h e 'Medicine a _Starnp is fixed,,,, J* which is Engravecl: F . .. Newry No, zli• St, Put ; -.andever the Cotk of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with .these • tWords, " Dr. Steirs's 0 pokleidoc preparedNe.wberY•l' All those -which are sold witho ' ut these 15 esignatiorts are gross Counterfeits. The Public are requested to attend to this Caution, in con zNuence °fan Imposition which has been prattised by cer rain Venders. of Medicine, who, untier.Cover of a Conncxion •m.Tratie with Mr, Newbry'sll4use, have not - only sold in London, bin', by,travelling round the not have (Besse niinatecl through•the Retaß Dealers in it pl7rt of the King . ami; larg,C quantities •of a spurious preparation of this.Opo ,:,7ulo,c ; ii: the Bilk of us of which the Names of 'Dr. S', - ',,ers, of Chariv,-crosS, z.nd Mr.-Newbery, of St, Paul's !htli . (!li . yard, are Made-use of,•in usder the more completely ' :todNeive unwary Purchasers. , . The genuine t )pocleicloc is pr,•pared and sold by F. 'New .:;),:;•)', and Sons No. 'l5, St. Paul's, on -the Crywh-Wav, a few 'i`cars p. 611, Cheapsidc,l:ondon,- ies price zs. 6 - d. each, 2,,luty-included ; and sold 1.1" V their Appalppoint inent, by. Dicey and Cut t( , :'i ? Bow and ;- 13aeon and Co. NO.• I so, and i• ' '1,1:1g. No.. j 6, Oxtord.:st met ; I. ‘Vade, 0 l&Bottd-street , ; ..!,.:oey' and Co. Cocksinivstreet ; , Ward Middle-row, I.Ornovii ; 1. Tuft, R4al Extfuloge ; W. C'larke, orouh, !lii,.-treet ; and by ). Harris, S l cessor to Mrs, li, New .:.v4-;••,, l',.:ckseller, at the Cotter of Ludate-..:treet. - . ALEXA_ Under the First Patronage. Thi's:Day was published, . PUREE PRINT%-size 26 by 174; one . repre. seating the VATTLE of the. z Est, before ALA D RI A ;' me.. of I.Ss.t . Ancient - City of Alexandria, and one of the New City. Price for the in Colottr, 3 is. 6d. each; for' Proofs of the Battle, 21. tzs. 6d... each; and Prints in Black, z6s. each ; which will be found a most true and faith-,. ful representation of the Scenes. Published and sold by Edward Orme', His Majesty's Printseller, No. 59, New Bond-street, London. NDRIA. 4,t0 =iM • 4\ THURSDAY, MAY i 7► i - -I; ! .i..t , - i i r, g '. , „.,1 1 - %7 _ NEW MCSC. rust published, by .Broderip and Wilkinson, Nu. t 3, Hay . Market, T" SNOW DROP, as sung by Miss Tennant, at Messrs. Harrisons Bartlefnan, and Greatorcx's Concert, composed by Miss L. Williams, the words oy•Miss Cunning,. ; price is. 6d.—Away with Melancholy, • a fa vourite air, arranged.as a Rondo by Miss t.. Williams, price zs.—Briton's Ttee.of Liberty, a favourite Song, eorlipol;ed by Miss L, Williams, ts. This lluy was published, by F. C..and J; Rivisy,ton, No. 62, St. PauPs Churchyard, In One Volume Othvo, with an Appendix, Price 7,. 6d. in boarth., kicru roJs• upon. au HI:MI/CAL A:E. 1.3 VIEIV of the State RELA N D,.by F. PLOWDENT, Esq. dr a jusTif IcATIoN of the Conduit of the English Governments in that . Country, from the Reign of Henry the 11. to the UNION of c; reat Britain and Ireland. N. B. A small Part of rtiioVork has already appeared in the' British Critic tor, November, December, January, and February last: The present Fublicatioh, besides being an Answer to gr. Plowden's Work, contains an Account of the Causes and Objeti's of the dittl:rent Rebellions in i raand, as also•or those Conspiracies from time to time detected by the vigilance of the Irish Governments. The Appendix contains many Particulars of the History of Ireland, its ancient Laws, Customs, &c. &c. not generally known. This Day was published, lin One very large Volume, Bvo. handsomely printed and U.. lustrateki with Nine Plates, by Lowry, prick: 14s. boards, A N EXPERIMENTAL-INQUIRY into .the NATURE and PROPAGATION ofIIEAT. JOHN LESLIE . . - Printed for I. Maw man, No. zz, Poultry. Of whoii may be had, -just published, Small's Account of the Astronomical Discoveries of Kep ler ; including an HiStorical lteview.of the Systems, which had successively pretailed before his time. • Elucidated by EleVen Astronomical Plates, by Lowry, 7s, 6d. boards. , this Day was published, Very handsomely printed' in One - Voluine,..llvo. price 7s. •,- boards, PATRIOTISM; :or, - the Love of our Country ; 1 an Essay„illostraied by Examples' from Ancient, and Pedicaled to the Volunteers of the United kingdom. - By WILLIAM FREND, ,Esq. Author of Evening Amusements, Principles of Taxation, • • Principles of Algebra, 'Bcc. • Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22, Poultry. Of whom may be had, just published, Millar's Historit-al View Of the English Government, from the Settlement of the Saxoni in Britain to the present time, 4 vols. livo. 11. I 2S. in boards. Laing's liiStory of Scotland, the Second Edition, cOrreaed, with a' P reliminar y Dissertation on the Participation of Alary Queen of Scots in - the Murder of Darnley, 6 vols. Svo. Li6s. boards. This Day was published, in Quarto, ‘vith iates, priee One Guinea, in boards, the Third Volume of THE LIFE and POSTHUMOUS WORKS of W. CO%VPER, 13y W. ELAYLEY, Esq. , Printed for I. fohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, New Editions of Mr. Cowper's Poems, and Translation of, Homer. This Day was published• price as. A DISCOURSE delivered at' Hackney, on OC. casion o the, Death or Dr. PRI EsT LE V. To which is annexed, a brief Memoir of his Life and Writings and a Letter from his Son, containing tie partiCulars of his last Sickness. By THOMAS ,BELSHAM. . Printed for I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Authur, The Philosophy of the Human Mind, pricy 9s. - ...This Day were piiblishe, In One large Volume in OCtavo, price tos„§d. (Declieated,,by Permission, to His Rgyal Highness the Duke • of York) ILITARY MEMOIRS, - feint inf ., to Ctn paigns, Battles, Maxims and Stratagems of War, Ancient anct Modern; extraaed from the best Authorities : With occasional Remarks. By'the Author of Memoirs of the ‘Var in - Asia, from 1778 to • 1784, &C. &C. Frederick the. Great of Prussia, in his Military I nstruaions to his General „Officers, says, " that he had learned fliain E/iperience the profound Skill was not to be acquired by mere Pratlice in the • Art of War, or otherwise than by ap plying to it as a Study." 1.70 this Study, memorable Battles, in which the Plan of .the General should be set forth on both Sides, and at the' same time the Circumstances that led to the Victory or Dr.fear, would serve as an Aid to an easy lntroduttion. But the Descriptions.of such Battles,-scattered in.a great Variety of Books in different languages, cannot , be either procured or perused by every one who may wish to .read them. For this reason these Military Memoirs have been selected, and are presented to the British in Arms in every quarter of the \\Todd, , Keg.tilar Troops, Militia, and Volunteers. Printed for J. 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Bestdes the Proceedings which took place in Liverpool, on the death of Mr. Grayson, relative tO the Coconel's Inquest, and the Verdid of the jury, - this Publi cation contains the very able Speech of Mr. Serjeant, Cockell, Counsel f'or the Prosecution ; the Correspon..• dente. bet Ween Mr. Sparing and Mr. Grayson, as well ag , between Mr. Spading "and Mr. Renshaw ; the F. - xamina; - tion of W a mong whom are Capt. Pal mer Sir Hurtgertord Hoskin itnesses, s, t he Mayor of Liverpool, L or d . V iscount Carleton, late Chief Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland, Lords Rob e rt and. James Murray, Major r s le e s ym Ma ou i r ire c rs o , Ri Lg i t s d sioner Cowin, The Col, adanald, Rev. Messrs, Johnson, Hodson, Brookes,, and Kitchen • Doe tors Mitartney, Pork, and -Stavart • The Defone,sof Kitchen; Spiirli n g a nd Colquitt, with gir Cltambre's Address to tile jury. RICHARDSON. 4 ~ ' pik Thursday the 3 Ist'of May Will be.published, in Six cle f gaut \'ot'me, , ,r thick Post OCAiivo, prise Two:Guineas in ' to - , Portraits, by Caroline Watson, colotAred 'Lligravinit.s•; repreenting many cele'arated 1 with &c. 4TE „LIFE. - and ENTIRE . CORRESPON ' DENCE of SAMUEL RLCHARDSON, Author of Sir . Ciartes Grandison, Clarissa,•Pamela,&c. now first pub lished by his Grand-children. The CORRESPONDENCE consists of Letters between Ri , ,hardson and many eminent Persons of his time, The wl.ule was prepared and arranged by himself fhr the Press previously •to his death in 1761, and bequeathed to hiS DaughterS, on the condition that it should not be published in tb =sir life-time. The recent decease of his last-surviving D - ,ughter, Mrs. Anne Richardson, of Stratford, in Suffolk, having removed the foreeof that injunr:tion, the entire Papers of this entineot Writer are now given to the World. 'file LIFE has been compiled fr,Jrn authentic , Documents, by Mrs. IS AlO.l AU LI), who has superintended the Publica • Pri..l for Richard Phillips, No, 71, St. Paul's Church yard, t.d to be had ofali Booksellers. Ct whom may be liad, The LETTERS and other V:O4K.S of LADY MAR`' WORT LEY 'MONTAGU, ;hed from her Original Papers, in possesbion of her' cr a the larcluis of Bute, in five small vols. price 0.. pt;ce .10s. in boards. • ' • •'~-- . 4 'nit, Day was published, • `tt Quarto, price is. 6d. and in Octavo, price is. • A SERMON preached before the SOCIE . CY for rx. the SUPPRESSION of VICE, in the Parish Church of St. George, Hanover-square, - on Thursday the 3d of May, ISo4. • By RICHARD WATSON, D. D'. 'F. R. S. - I,ord Bishop of Landatr. • - Printed for T. Cordell and W. Davies, Strand. Of.whoin May be had, by the same Author, i. A Sermon, preached in the Chapel of the London Hos pital, April 8, xBoz, price.is. 6(1. z. A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the'Diocese of Lan daff, in June 402, price as. This Day Was published, In Two Volumes, Svo. price 135. in boards, • A New Edition, being the Seventh, of- I.4 ECTURE4 on the GOSPEL of ST. MAT. THEW, delivered in the garish Chukh of St. James, WeStlllll/4ter, in the.years 17793 7 ' 1799, igoo and iBo t. Ey the Right Rev. BEI LBY 1 ) 0 E crs, D. D. Bishop of Loiliton. •!.-:1 for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; T. Payne, ; and F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church- Of whom vay be had, by the same Author, i. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth and Divine Origin of the Christian Revelation. Eighth Edi tion? ?.s. 6d. in boards. 2. A New Edition, being the Ninth, f Sermons on several Subjects, 2. vols. BvO. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in One large Volume, Quarto, and illus trated by Portraits of the Author and several of his Friends, anit. other Engravings, price - 21..125. 6d. in hoards, rHE WORKS of RICHARD OWEN CAM , BRIDGE . ; Esq. including several Pieces never before_ published, with an Account of his Life and Cha-atter. ' By his. Son, GEORGE OVEN CAMBRIDGE, M.A. Prebendary of " Printed for T, Odell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and T. Payne; at the Mews-gate. *** A few Copies on Royal Paper, with early Impres sio:is - of the Engravings,' price 41. 4s. in boards. • This Day was published, Haildsornely printed in One large Volume, Quarto, and il lustrated with a Portrait of the. Author, and -numerous other Engravings of Views, Ceremonies, &'. engraved from original Drawings,, by Heath, Lowry, Neagle, &c. price. lzs. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition, of • - A N ; ACCOUNT of the ENGLISH COLONY J. A in NEW SOUTH WALES, from its first Settlu nient, in January t 785, to the year 'Sot, with Remarks on the Dispositions,• Customs, Manners, &c. of the Native In hahitants of that Country; to which are added, some Parti culars of New Zealand ; coniled,. by - Permission, from the MSS. of Lieut.-Governor King ; and an Account of a Voyage performed by Captain Flinders and Mr. Bass, by which the Existence of a Strait separating .Van Diernan's Land from the Continent of New Holland was ascertained, abStraded from the journal of Mr. Bass; liy Lieut.-Col. COLLINS, of Royal Marines, Several Years fudge Advocate and Secretary of the Colony, and now Lieutenant-Governor of Port Phillip. Printed for T. Cade!' and W. Davies, Strand. On Montlay ; the 4th of June will be published, }f,,l comely printed is Quarto, and illustrated with Plates Vjgws, Portraits, ore. most or theta engraved by Mr. _Metiland, from Drawings by Mr. Alexander, (Insi.tribed to t tie Earl of Macartney) -TRAVELS in CHINA, Corltainirg Dc.scriptionl, Observations and Comparisons, made and cbll4led_ in the,sourse of a short Residence at the Imperial Palace of 'ruen-rnin-yuen, and on a subsequent Journey througlb the Country from Pekin'to Canton. In which it is attempted to appreciate the Rank that this extraordinary Empire may -bc ..onsidered to hold in the scale of Civilized Nations. 'By IOHN. BARROW,- Esq. . Late Pi t ivate Secretary to the Earl of Macartney, and one of his Suite as Ambassador from the King of Great Britain to 4 ' the Emperor of China. 1. Printed for T. Cadell and W: Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the saute Author, An Account of Travels into the Interior of Southern Africa containing Observations on the Geology and Geography of the S r outhern Part. of that Continent, Sketches of the Physical .nOloral Charaders of the various Tribes of Inhabitants, ,otbrisiderations on the I mportance.of the Cape of Good Hope the diffL•rerit European Powers, as a Naval and Military Itiwon, as a Point .of Security to our Indian Trade and . ettlements during a - War, and as a crerritoiial- Acquisition and Commercial F.mporium in Time of Peace, &c. &e. Two if015.,450. with a large Map, and several other Engravings, 31. 6s. 6d. in boards. *,,.* The Second Volume,may be had separate, price il. 15s. This Day was published, Elegantly printed, in Post 4to. price 2s. bd. G OOD TIDINGS ; or,' News from the Farm. A Poem. By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, Author of the Farmer's Boy, &c. How vain this tribute ; vain this lowly lay ; Yet nought is vain which gratittuie'inspires I The. Mike, besides, her duty thus approves To Virtue, to.her Country, to Mankind 1 'rirolutso London From the Parnassian Press for Vornor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry; Longman and Rees, Paternoster row ; and sold by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. . This Day was published, price 35. OBSERVATIONS on the TREATMENT of SCHIRRHOUS TUMORS, atid CANCERS of the BREAST. BY JAMES NOOTH, - Surgeon Extraordinary to His R. H. the Duke of Kent ; Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London; and Sculor Surgeon to the Intirmary at Bath. • • Imbccilicn i est Medicina quam Morbus. Ausculta Patrcis. Bath Printed by R. Cruttvvell ; and sold b) , C. arid j. Robiocrl, lincrooster-rbw, Loudon. 71, **y - : ."X":7 •••• • ,\.!. . --\ • •,1 [PRICE SIXPENCE. TO OFFICERS ON tIALE. War- Office, May ToOgc.4. A LL QJi'cers on the Ha7f-Pay of the f.ayd Forces, :whether residemt in Great Britain, Leland, of.? lie adjacent I Islands are hereby required Intwedi.vey t , tran3Oilt I'o ILe &era tary at Ig-zr, an A . couv!, in WrititT, cl their Age, past Ser - vices, . Ralik, ard - preffirt flare 6j 2164 , de ; a,vd .ileth as I , 4•imk .. . . . _ themselvzs, from age or infirmities, unlitfOr:lgither Service,ev,t iri thisCountly,'are to - accompany their Reports: -with supcient I/Ouchers of their inability, and the conies thereof. The Officers on Half-my who are serving in the Militia , Fen:. Bibles, or Volunteers, arc to' specio , the Commission 'which the, respeflively hold, and those otherwise employed under Government, the. nature of the pablic Situation which theypossess. Every ruch Office• who shall fleece 7 to make his-Rep2rt within one Month from the Date hereof, will be considered as othdwise provided for, or dead, and his Name will be struck (law - Haof: . • Pay List accordingiy.• By His Majesty's Conn:anti, - • C. I:RACGE. • HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION) -.„ In Lots, on Friday the isth day of lune next, at the Red Lion Inn, Leomilister, between the hours of , Three and Six in the Afterhcon, -- unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contraa k of which due Notice Will be given ; THE MANOR or LORDSHIP of PEMBRIDGE . 130 RO UG 14, in the Cotolzy of Hereford, with the T94!s-, or Fairs, Relle, and-Quit -Rents thereto belonging, of the annuaLualuz !Ueventionds, of thereabout. Alp • the Court-house Farm, comprising a capital Man sion-house, with all necessary , and convenient Out-build. ings, and upwards of tisa Acres of excellent Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture Land, in the Parish of PoMbridge atbie• said, now in the possession:of Thomas WollastOn, Esti: • Descriptive Particulars of the Lots - will he left at the prin cipal Inns in I lereterd, Leominster, and Ludlow ; and fur. ther information may be had of Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow.N. B. A part of the Purchase-money may remain securo4 on the Premises, which may be viewed on applicatloh at tho House. CHEVALIER RUSPINI has bail a very grati fying proof of the efficacy of his Method of treating DECAYED T ETH,in the instance of Siriames Norelitle limes, Bart. This Gentleman, in the year 1756, had a decay ed Tooth filled by the Chevalier at Leyden, and the Toatlt has remained to this hour •in a useful state, and is so likely to continue during life. This is . a convincing proof of what may he dope if application is made in due tune. Sir N. Innes, from'a very laudable regaid to the comfort and conve nience of mankind, has obligingly consented to permit the Chevalier to-communicate' this extraordinarti ease to the Pnblic. All the rest of Sir I. N, limes's Double Teeth are gone, though five of them had been filled by very approved Dentists.. _ - _ - - - Chevalier Ruspini thinks it here necessary to:tdd, that his Son (who has lately returned front the Continent) adopts the same secure mode of Prac~i~e. Pail May-'l6, !804. TO PARENTS, ,GUARDIANS, AND BOARDING. SCHOOLS, THE following Letter from the principal Clerk of a respectable Merchant in. Town, will irtcontestibly prove the superior efficacy of CHI NG 's PATENT WORM DESTROYING LOZ ENG ES.; in removing those corn. plaints in the Stomach and Side, that have resisted tile power of all other Medicine. - To Messrs. Ching and Butler, No, 4,- Cheapside, London. " Gentlemen —With lively - lre,irtful gratitude I am en abled to inform you of the most surprizin t ; cure nay Wife has receitted.by your invaluable Ching's Patent Worm For three years she was adlict,i violent pain in her Side, as to confine lief to her t, ti-tire x,eatesi part time; every Medicine that the skill of an eminent Physician, assisted by a Surgeon and in% Apothecary, could suggestpwas administered, but to no purpose: She went to Bath to try the died of the waters, and after undergoing some painful and distressing operations, but finding no relief; she was re, - duced to such 'a state of weakness as not to be able to move -- in her bed without assistance, and we expeettd her. hourly dissblution, when providentially I met with one of your Bills, and observing, in the symptoms of Worms given, some corresponding with my Wife's complaints, I purchased a Box, and with the second dose she passed a Worm shave a toot long, and an inch - in circumference; and numberless smaller ones. By the continued use of sour Lozenges, as, directed, she ,gradually recovered strength, and was happily respired to her family, and has been lor ‘ 'nearly three year: since, in a goo:I state of health. Encouraged by her happy experience, tve have often re. commended your Lozenges, ,and are in the consant habit - of giving them to our porn neighbours and their children with invariable ..success. Gratitude prompted me to make My Wife's case know-n to yon long ago, but 1 waited to be assp red that th _restoration was complete. By Making it public for the benefit of otherS, you will greatly oblige, Gentleimn, YOur obedient 'and grateful humble Servant,- 77, Gravel-lane, Southwark, . . lff. SiLCOCK. • Mauch 2, 1804. -thing's Patent, Wurrn Destroying Lozenges are Sold Wholesale and Retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of ratemoster-row ; and - Retail by most Nledi. cincl Venders in the United. Kingdoms, in Boxe4 at is. fad. half Box,eS as. 9d. ; and for: Charitable purposes in Boxes at 225. each, with directions, signed by the Patentee, and No, 29, Arundel-street, Marchl'3o3. Erbeeni NG g ratifielde(bilXltie most e(i my cliYelli dt.o the study, n ra fa in that branch which I .thoUght proper to select, i ttust that I have normore rniseinployed my time than those who, in the ex tensive field of the Profession, are occasionally itniners.'d in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is Acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to one crass of disdrdcrs. . 1 he Diseasesof Debility arc peculiarly distressing; for they bring - with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and, 6% , a depression of all vital energy, existence itself beconies .It tered. Whether they arise front the prevalence of ill ,x -antple, the destruFtive baba:. of sciiitAboys, t,l the less ex cureable indulgences of marvirity, they require ti most as siduous professional skill well'inay it be observed, that by the ignorance of iineduci:Ka inert, the symptoms ate.a.,r,gra vate.d, and the constitution r,f . destroyed. As a Nlernber of the Roy College of Surgeons, and for merly Surgeon in the Army, I ground_ my pretensions on re. guiaritv of education, and. possessing every privilege to prac tice, I feel myself entitled to that confidence with wine"; I have hitherto been so liberally honoured. . . In the first iensations.of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated, Frame ; but where. the sufferer, front a • eonsciousness of the unmanliness of the vice which caused his mistOrttnie, is fearful ot the contempt or censure of his Family P.hysician, and broods over his in firtnity with careful concealment, it must be satisfadory for him to be assured, not only ot capability, of treatment, but also of the inostinviolable secrecy - Idly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity • is injured by the indiscretion ot an unguarded moment. In recent venereal Complaints it is possible to prevent pain, danger, or distress; and in the most complicated cases it. is `the acquirement of exclusive expetiehce in this line to eftea a sate, certain, and speedy re-esublishment. 1 otter the advantage of this experience to those of either sex who are aftlided with any kind of debility, or any symp_ . toms of Venereal lntef.tion, and in all cases the terms of remuneration are stated mi the first interview. Patients in the Country are cver:•ied io inclose a Bank Note, and are requested to specity their age anti mariner of living, as well as the existing sytnptotns of the complaint. - • MARTIN LtREE, Member of the Royal College of - Surgeons in London. No. 29, Sttand, Arundel-street, 'near Tem ?le-har.—There is an atielitional entrance in .Water-street KciJonuuli, .