The Sun. — London, England, 1801-10-06 00:00:00

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ER= lar mark of )(her stokes not many. to bind the of all eon.• to supply ack, if tile x years ; y, and the: ry great. .d. ;adore. Ann* --, and Lau. 1, Hall, ftom. ;ally, Clark, on, Higginl. Out, WiCk:-. , 2 for tt, the non. on. • ;tram M ert,cll, Nirs• is. 12S, ilia-. MP; nt. 6( 72 6; MALL,. o'Ciock, :EEHOL u 3LE, TWO Ictached O F ,MI ;.ex•- Valls, richly full bearing, &c. and 6ch the WEST 411-1, , with; tr, on whicli tture, ;round : the tion of Mr. I Taste ; oc) superb near 18 Fe! )NY, whicl ,rraned afl aant and per, iatelv. and print EWSBURI r • try Val 'Jab!" :W513,1.1 !ditv,day, t- 1 / 4 at the LOT' ; .consistirt ° 0 1 , 4 , Fi lick tfuli}' s" . vsburf: - caki.o led p • la lit' v arAt ast .:11:ari. • d . :uriv•at,:e an ara w rent• aiverb.itavo D l ;ham, , repta ; .ardeuer: a,;m. of Sale i of. er ; of Llbyd NUMBER ZB22•] THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN , . • TO -MORROW EVENING,, October 7, 1801, will be performed the Serious Opera, called ARTAXEIOMS.' Arbaces; Mr. INCLEDON ; • Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL. ; . • - Artabanes, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Rimenes, - * Mr. STREET. . • • Semira Mrs. ATKINS ; And Mandane (for the zd time these seven years) • Mrs. BILLINGTON, Vi bo Will introduce a Bravura Song, with an Obligato Ac. c °rnpaniment for the Violin, by' Mr. WE teni iE LL, coin -P°sed by BI4NeI II . To which will be added THE S EW AND THE DOCTOR. Abednego, Mr. FAWCETT ; Changeable, Mr. KNIGHT; Dr. Specific, Mr. MURRAY ;. .• Old Bromley, Mr. EMERY.. Emily, Mrs. EDWARDS, • (Being her first Appearance on this Stage); Betty, Miss LES E RVE ; And Mrs. Changeable, Mrs. DIBDIg. Foxes, 6s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, 2S. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 1 3 02 , c-office in Hart-street. to b' tu I,..vc.ca at Half after Five, and the Perform ance On Th egin at Lilt after Six o'Clocic. . urscl4y, - Mr. SAdons will makehis first appearance London, in a New Comedy, in Five Ads, never per formed, called Integrity, with Blunders at Brighton. '. t The new popular Drama of Pcrouse will be performed . every Monday till farther notice. A New Musical After-piece, called the' Escapes, will s Peedily be p - rodueed. • W* ANTED toTURCHASE,- within Thirty or Forty Miles of London, a LANDED•ESTATE, With a suitable Residence for a genteel Family, of the value of from Ten to Fifteen Thousand Poundi: Apply to Messrs. Dann and Teasdale, Solicitors, Tlitead teedle-streer, London. CRANFORD-BRIDGE INN, and POST-OFFICE, Fourteen Miles from London, on the Bath and Oxford Road. ..„. E ADAMS (from the Grecian Coffee - -house), has begs leave respeellully to infornithqyut)lic,,that he ucceeded Mr. Goddard in the above Prcinies, and - as.:: cures them, that his utmost endeavours will be used, bdth in Posting and House Business, to merit, and humbly solicits a !pnt custom of pap of their favours. . He hoks his not agreeing with I vv ri.e paying the London Post-Bo'ys for their f,.,vours ll rto!,operat e , through interested recommendation. to tie ; E n iv.e t ,ibra-of the Public countenance, who will find Crap isi,iti,'"3G a THIRT convenient anEEN-PENCE d pp Pd easing chPER MILE. ange.to both Roads. " Ira MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. 7 u, "Z'REAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre. of ltr; nein' 'Y Suffer great pecuniary inconvenience for want 6 411 e -respectable channel through whose medium Sum } % 4l ",Y„ be - accommodated with temporary or permanent Money : all persons in possession of Incomes aril. .7' 14411 Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates , in. Land .. Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Cnarges,_ Marriage 'Set l !ernents, Widows' jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, - tiorgymen's Livinp, or any other certain Income for 'Lite, may be supplied with temporary or permanent Sumas of 1110- :ley to any amount,' by, paying an.adequate Annuity Interest 1 0r the same, with powertq f retUrn the principal at theirown option. Pcponal applications will be • received every day, till two o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town I, z Country, will be immodiutely answer ed. „AddyessCi MetiSrS. liarriS and Co. nt their Hotik, No. 22, *eat Sunolk-street, Charing-ergs; • but no letters will be I "ttect'ullss post-paid. • • A RR t t , -F--- ''. I OLD ESTATE at LOX LEY, in the COUNT)," of WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In o . bet . . 41 , 1) r next, either together or in separate Lots Of not ( "Stose4l of by Private Contract, of which timely notice Will be given); A F A RM-HOUSE, and - convenient Ont-build (low gs with about 233 Acres of god Arable, Mea ki', and' Pastuie Land, TITHE-FREE, lying in a Ig Fence, divided into convenient 'lnclosures with a very xtlllsiderable Rock of excell e nt Li me Stone on the Preinises, r i ch are situate within the distance of seven miles from ter4rwicl:, and three from. Stratford-upon-Avon. —May be upon f ...!9r a View, apply to Mr. B.iylics, the latelaccupier ; and, ir Limier particulars, to Mr. Prcest, of Fillougley ; Mr. ot ir d, in Warwick rd; Mr. Shelburn, of Barford; or Mr. POCOCK's PATENTS. P A TENT BOETHEMA, Reclining Mattresses, to a that alters the Bed to a position particularly - calculated' tio.,: c ai t , i lte utmost ease, and the greatest freedom to respira health -1- A QI the highest importance for the preservation of Tarty com U Patent Boethema Chair Mattresses, particu. „ n use t‘ l l to t : 1 ; 11 'e to the restoration of Invalids, and highlY V e nt- Is t-e Case and comfort of Ladies in their accouche .74 n e w x e c l e l e k ti t i lo ng w ly n, that to those who arc obliged to comth l r t " 1 bed, a change of position'is a great relier and anti ecelingly conducive to the restoration uf de „ Tire inconvenience of being propt up with rt l's h e ' p a n rid the danger of admitting, the cold air, have hi ,theDeort.'--,ll;kilavrAdable, but it is the great and distinguishing Deetherna to prevent , both, as by turning. a S►nall “andle a _person may be raised in their bed fo any de .or e . °t. .elevation the lease from a recumbent to a reeliiiing ef t s a lt k t i t n n g t. c p so o l s d itio t T, ,.w it out pain or etfint, or the least - danger d_ssibility bed ‘ braised with them and without a ~eit4, of its receding without turning the handle the con . i - ary Way. , To enumerate the instances in which suffering may be coa t would be impossible; those afflicted with asthmas, at any complaint in ttic lungs, may have their upper cxtre ,'llities elevated, which to them is essential to their colnfort Zld safety ; those confined by gout, rheumatism, lumbago, air; other complaint, the ease with which a change of po-' nati is ette6ted, must be produCtive to great comfort, and ' r , ev ent all unpleasant sensations i tl kiut the utility of the Patent.:Boethcma,,to the female sex, okl t.ime.of their accent hement, when the least exertion , or • ailv thin p rove of fatal consequences, is - perhaps beyond ,. th,'""lK that can , be said of its utility in other cases. Since d Can Demo doubt but infinite comtort will be obtained, tri n t ( 4 l n in t 'lPY lives of the utmost value and importance to their th e ,., 'ad - lilies, husbands and friends providentially saved; by p,1 3 4 , Use - of this invaluable Invention. r,atetietnt Elevating Dining chairs. ; Patent Music-stools ; Patti z EasY-chairs ; Patent - Sotas and Couches ; Patent :eeecili al ld Patent Library or. Office Tables, may be had at -° t l t s Patent Cabinet and Upholstery Warehouse, No. z 6, --- ---'Pton-strcet, Strand. 14 11 DIXON, Apothecary, Proprietor of the P ub . 41. NT . 'EI LlOus PILLS, begs leave to remind the , s t edu nd °I their superior efficacy in all ases arising from a Pt ev Q eleY of the, bile, and at the same time to notice the .thEuence of these -disorders at this , season, and ,Y In those who eat too freely of nuta. They are par ~hlcr ). useful to Persons under a course of Sea-bathing, as the stomach and bowels from those oppressions counteract the benefit expeaed from bathing, • '.1.1 c. i: (11 , if neglected, lay the foundation of inveterate ner tait niers, C ases , man ife s ti ng the- elieds of' the Pills Ill ous'disorders, are wrapped round each box; 'signed s • bj , h• w " holesale and Retail, at• Ching and,Butkes, near St. Paul's ; and Retail by one restiedablt 1, hoe velitier in eve:y Country Town, - in Boxes at ls. sd. ^CS 25, 94i iind in Fatally 130105 At One Guinea each. TUESDAY, OCTOBEit 6, THIRD NIGHT. SANS SOU.CI. • • By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lop C}III.I4BSR - • ON THURSDAY NEXT,, Oft. 7, will be pre sewed; at SANS SOUCI, Leicester-place, Leicester- Knave, an Enterrainment,, entirely new and original, called A FRISK. Arrangement of the Recitation 4nd - ..ongs. • . PART I Rec. Sir P,eter, - Mig, and the opening of the Plot.—Song. True Delig ht.— Rec.. young Tituon undeceived.—Song. In vino-veritas.—Rec. More. Encroachers.---Song. The Cuc koo.--Rec. An Exception, : -Song. The Letter N.—Rec. The Galley • Slaves. Song. The Manes of the Brave.— Rec. Mr. Paddle —Song. Literary Transmigration.=Rec. Something or other.—Song. The New Year. PART•II. 44 Rec. Sir Peter- I mpatient. —Song. The Yoyage of Rec. The Discowery. —Song. Honour among !"thieves,— Rec. Whiffle.—Song. Tray.-- Rec.. More Poets.•.:---Song. 'The Ladies.-Rec: - The Lainpoon.—Song; Love and Mad ness..— Rec. The' Wooden begs. Jack at the Opera:—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner. • ' •._ eP,ART..II I . _ . _ _ _ _ _ Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony.—Song. The 0 riginal'and the Piaure.—Rec. Courage and its Shadow.—Song. The Vi cissitudes of Glory.—Rec. The A rnhassador s wlthoUt C re denyials. Song. Father and 1. fag talks !—Song. The Wife eleet.—Rec. The Lovets.:—Soug. , Every Man liis _own Pilyt.—Rec. The Surprize.-s-Song. The . Bles sings of Peace. The whole is written . and composed, and .will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by' Mr. • Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit'3s. Gallery as. . Doors to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. - LTCHEME a the IMPERIAL I.RISEI . LOT_ , TERY, begins Drawing the tsth of Next Month. No. of Prizes, - Value of each. Total Value. 4- of 2C.10p000 is X. 46,000 4 : . ---- 5,000 .---7 ' 20,000 -..-7--. 2,000 , ----.' ' 8,004; ............ 1,000 —.--.. 5,000 ...---. ,500 ---- ' 2600 --- 100 ---- 1,500 --.--. - 5 0 --- 14000 • - -..e. 9 - 72,G00 20 g,OOO 8 057 Prizes. DI 2.3,943 12.. j0 , 0e0 32,000 Tickets. Capinls-Determinable. • , • First drawn Ticket', ist Day, - Soo Ditto, . 4th Day, '- 1,000 Ditto, - 7th Day, - s,OOO Ditto, 13th Day, - 10,003 Ditto - 19th Day, - io,ooo Ditto, last Day -•.- • , 2,000 Present Prices of Tickets and Shares. Whole Ticket - ,C. 8 3 o Eighth - - 2 o Half ditto 4 6 o • Sixteenth - olt o Quarterditto - - 2 4- o Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li censed Lottery Office. An early purchase is recommended, as the Tickets have risen, and will continue to rise. There is scarce any probability of there being any more Irish Lotteries. Schemes limy be had (gratis) at all the Licensed Offices. at Places for the 13nes may Ip.takm at Mr. Dibdin's Ware house, where may be had All his.clitlerem Productions ,•..aficl also, Proposals for printingl)y gubscription, his Three Years Tour to almost the <vhole of England, and a considerable Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re- Oeitabh... :Friends and embellished with Forty Plates in aqua tiva, from P'idu'res painted by Mr-Dibdin, and Twen-. ty Vignettes, designed, -etched, and prepared for the aqua tints, by Miss Dibdin. Tice Pietures, and Specimens of the Prints, may be seen, tree of expellee, at Leicester-place. *** The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door nearest LeiCestersquare. The tibOe Entertainino.nt, which was received on S . atur day Evening with the loudest applause,. Will be repeated every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Eveningii tilt fur ther. notice. • On Monday will be published, " Hohour among Thieves." ENGLISE STATE LOTTERY 1$ _ 01, Begins Drawing March 3; 18e2. SCHEME. No. of Pries. . Value of each. Total Value. 4 of £ .20 "0 is . ,c .80 ,opo - 10,000 • - .$O,OOO -- 5,000 • 20,064 . 2,0u0 10,000 1,000 10,000 -500 6,000 too - 5,c00 • • 50 . . 5,000 , . •••••••••• - • 1 60,00 - Tickets., £.500,000 • CAPITALS DET.ERMIXABLE:, first-drawn Tieket,. 15th. Day, ,C.to,ono Ditto, 2ISt Day, 20,000. • Ditto, • ' • 32d Day, • 20,C0b Ditto, 4oth Day, I,poe. • TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY - OFFICE in IRELAND, and SCOTLAND; and the PRIZES will he paid in. full STERLING MONEY. PRESENT PRICE.• Ticket,' •• . ,C. t 6 o o • Hale - 8 5 o - 2 z 6 • Qtla-ter 4 4 0 I Sixteenth. • .1 I b 'tekets will rise gridually, the same as laSt Year. 12 3 0 Ito 18,00 C rts late R E V c " E I R A E R Ni TY y, ( 1 ) ..14;1 . 1 1 1 E I-I J ET I I N I tR . IN CTO Ns! CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, 66.tober t, the abov,e named Gentleman in his Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hos pital to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind Vets ;its And whereas, imny othe? benevolent Persons have made large Additions to the same Charity; (particularly very recently the jam BENJAMIN KENTON. Esq. and Dr. (,FORGE HARRIS, both deceasied), so as to enable the Governors to .pay similar Annuitie's to .Three Hundred and Forty other Blind Persons, Making together Three. Hundred and Ninety ; the said Governors eio hereby give -Notice, That 'a Counriit:ee . of Almoners Will sit in the Counting- House of the Hospital, or..IVEDNESPAY, thezeth of .November. next, 'at Nine o'clock in :the - Morning, to fill up.. the vacant Aniinities, .and• to elcet others to 4 the Charity of the said Eenjanfin Kenton, Esq. aid Dr. George Harris, - Deceased: The said Governsrs, in consequence'. pf the very Munifi cent .iikiticins to`this l'utid by the 'oenevolent Persoi , 's oefote alluded to, some of whom li - ring„and desire to -rise unknown ; and for thepuryyse of seleaing, for these An nuities, " Persons born of reputable Parents, . and well brought up," ageeably to the intentions of the Donor's, nave recently agn'ed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty 'fears; arid to prevent fruitless applicat ions; they , think pro , ker to 'declare, that -no_Peison can receive an Annuity under eitheroi the s/jcl Estahlishments, who., has not been wholly 'destitute of Sight for the space of the last three years ; or who was not born in that part of the United Kingdom called England, .excl usiveofWa les •and the town of Berwick Upon Tweed ; or who has any- for life of the ve-arlY value of aol. ; or who 'els at any time during his or her life received A 4 ms froni any Parish orPtacc as a 1' auper ,• or mho is or' was ever a common Bever ;'orwho is not of sober lite and eonver- . • sation . ; .or. who shalt not have liveriduring the whole three 'ears last past in the Parish or Place wherein-they shall re side at the time of their application for this ChaTityl. The Petitions of those Candidates who have been unsuccess ful, may be renewed at - the - Counting-house of -the said Hospital, upon the personal Application of a Friend, any clay, (Holidays excepted) ire= Monday the math October inst. to Wednesday the , zSth October inst. from Nine to Three o'Clock ; where also, during the'same period, proper Peti• tions will be delivered to the Friends odf other Perionsqualitied to apply ; the whole of which Petitionshiust be returned to the Counting-house on or before Friday the 6tii November. .RICIAARb . CORP; Clerk. The • PubliC are particularly d - esired to observe; that no Attention can be paid to . Lekyers, . Lately waa published, \ • In Two Volumes,. Super Royal Od vo, embellished with . . Thirty-four Engravings,aud a Map, price .Two Guineas in b - iilra ' • anil a few Copics with the Plates coloured, price ThreeGuin:as, EMARKS on LOCAL SCENERY, and MAN .NERD in SCOTLANC, during the Years 1799 and 1800, • By !OIIN STODDART, L. 1.. B. Print:-.11 for AVilliatn!lei, OA itond-strec.l. The above Work etas anylv reviewed in the British Critic of September laSt, and the following is an extract : • • " The examination of Scotland,. its Natural History, an.l Manners, has of late years been very frequent, to frequent indeed, Out there seems to be but a narrow field left to exercise the diligence and ingenuity of futUre Travel lers. Nevertheleys, we never wAsfi to restrain propensities like those whi,:h.produced these two Volume. , , which are re markably elegant in their form, and entcrtaining in .their matter. Tile Reader will peruse The whole, as we have done, with great satisfaaion, as the good understanding; sound judgment, and fidelity of the Author, are every where apparent:" TO SEA-BATHERS. T ES PASTILLES MARTIALLES DE MONT PELIER,or AROMATIC LOZENGES ofSTEE , L, These Lozenges being used along with the Bath,. will pry mote and render its citects' snore permanent; they will occa sion that pleasing glow, which without them ought, per haps, never take plaice; and by their ..meaas many persons have derived the greatest advantage from hathing,,who, with out them, could never have continued the use of it. Those who bathe should take three Lozenges immediately after they come out of the Batit,---The Aromatic'Lozenges ofsteel aft found by experience to possess the . most 'extraordinary powqrs in the Cure of. Disorders incidental to Yotith of .both , Sexes. For improving debilitated, , relaxed, or bi'oken Con stitutions, there decidedly is not so excellent a Remedy in the universe. When the weak, the languid, the emaciated of either sex, make a trial of this Medicine, they find their spirits exhilarated, their stength recruited, all . their facul ties renovated ; and all the alarming symptoms of approach ing consumption subsiele, when. a due perseverance in the use of this powerful Restorativelsait been oisserv,hi. Tice Lozenges, of S ie.:l are prepared genuine by Dr. Senate, at his house, No. rj, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, price 7s. per box, duty inclu.;,:d, with the Dodoes Portrait and signa vire on each`box, witisoat nonce can be genuine. And sold by Baton, No. St;rantl, near Soinersci House, and retail by all respectable Medicine .Venders its Town and Country. Lit. SENATE's TREATISE on FEMALE COM PLAINTS, dedicated to 'the Qt.; EEN,tuay be had as above, ,rich 15. • - • SIIENSI!ON E, near L I CIIFIEID, STAY FORDSIII TO RE St)LO 1 AlieTiON, • By Mr. WARREN, At the George Inn, in the City of Liehfieldi on Friday, Oct, 39 , , 18ot, at Three o'Clock, in Lots; 13:VERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS, situate at Footherley,. Lynn t • and Nether and Lower ti.inal), all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant-Vil lage of Shenstone, in a Sporting Part of the Cotinty of Staf ford, wee Miles front Lichfield, six from Walsall, and twelve torn Birmingham • also a capital iviansion, called FOOlll E - RLE Y HAL L, with suitable attacned and de tached Oiii3es, Coach-house, Stabling for Eight Horses, and other - 04-buildings, all in compFete repair ; a large well planted Carden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream q thQ whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable; Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the. highest state cff cultiva tion, wit valuable Rights of Copunon on Shenstone, Wood End; and DrUid Heath., now in the occupation of John Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinable in 1809, and of `;..lesSrs. Swan,- Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mousley, all very re'•iPcdable Tenants, Under Loases detirminable at Lady day, 180 3, at several yearly Rents, =counting to EIGHT HUNDRED "atid.Fl POUNDS, and upwards; . also about Twenty Acres of Coppie and Wood Lank now. iu bath!. Another FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, 2 Roods, 3t Perches, with a CommodionsDweiling-house and `suitable Out-bnikings,.delightfully situate at.Hammerwick, in the Parish of St. Michael, ,Lichtield • also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acres adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with convenient Far !louse and otheroAppurtenanCes, and valu abie Rights of Common on I-logic) , flay and Cannock ChaSe, held under the Vicars Choral:of - Lichfield, for an unexpired Term of Twentyone Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable every seven years ; both which Pti:niS and Premises are in tfie holding of Mr. James Winterton ' under 'Lease .deterratinab.le at Lady-day, 1803, at thekyearly Rent of 1451.'s Printed Particulars may be had tventy-one days preceding the Salt', of Mr. ShripSon, Attorney, in GreatCuarles-street, Birmingham; Mr. Wjllington; Solicitor, No. '5, King's - Bench Walk; Temple, Luncl‘n ; -Mr. Tho. Garland, BytOrd, near .Moreton in Mareh,Glouct'stershire ; 'Mr. Ctdvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ; at Mu:Place 61 Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby ; at the principal Inns at St.itrord, Burton, Tamworth, A therstanc.„ Coventry,• and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr, Warren, Attetioneer,. Birmingham ; and of Mr. I'. Sedgwick, at - Sbeastone Wood End, witi wilt sheW the severaj Lots. BEAUTY OF PERSON. AS nothing is a.greater Ornament than a White Set of. Teeth, TROTTER's ASIATIC TOOT H- P.OWDER,.or•ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has met with uniyersal encouragement from the grist Personages of Fashion and Distin4lion, during a period of Eighteen Years, is recommended to the attention of the - Public.—Ladies and Gentlemen wholiave not tried the died or . this excellent Den tifrice'. Will find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain' its efficacy and virtues ;. its excellencies 1)&4; acknowledged by ibertibst respectable Medical Authorities, used by several, and recommended. - :The . Powder. cleanks and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can corrode 41e enamel, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency, it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy, which often proves the destru&ion of a whole.set of Teeth, preserves sound teeth from decay, secures decayed teetlifram becbming worse, fisten!s these which are loose, proves the happy means of in preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced it the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen, Who have been in the,habit using it, is, that if prevents the return Of the Tooth-ach .with which, t.iefore that period, they had been violently afilihed ; and obviating the necessity of that most disagreeable of al l operationscaling the Teeth,. ,Likewise a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the Gums, and is a WaSir after the Powder perfealy safe in its use, • having no acid.• M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad to take. with them, as Gentlemen who )cave been abroad have found the good etlimis of the Powders in long voyages ; and also.proper for-all ramifies, and Schools to keep by them. She cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purehasing .any Asiatic Tootll- Powder without -" M. Trotter" on the Stamp, on the top of the boat,i several compositions having been vended for it,' in Town and Country.- Sold, wholesale and retail, at herWarchouse, No, 3, Beaufort buildings, Strand.; and, by her appointment, by Messrs. Cham pantd., Jewry -street, Aldgate ; Messrs. Hendtie, Titchbani.. street ; Mr. Reynolds, Bath s ; Mrs. Slieurchtl, and Andrews, Bristol;-Mr. Trewmzuv Exeter; Mr. Afottley, and Snack, l'ortsinouth ; Mr. Richards, Plymouth; Mr. Wood, Wey- Mouth ; Mr. Edirionds, Northampton ; Mr. Lucas, South amptou ; Mr. Howard, Reading ;. Mr: Middlediich, Ipswich; Mrs. Pollctt, Colchester; Mr. Brass, Hull ;.Mr. Holdnrook, Derby'; Mr. Winks, Gainsbro' ; Mess: Dillon, Chester; 11 r. Aldred, - Yarmouth ; Mrs. Cross, and Wood,. Shrewsbury ; Mr. Rice, Wakefield ' - and Swinton, Leicester. Price is: lid. a B4* ; Title/lute as. 9d. duty included. I adiagrushes ts. each. [P,XICIL SIX i;E:lq OFFICE OF 64.RDIVAAC..E. Sepre*tr, 1501;:,o1... THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of •'11,5 MA. yESTY's ORDNA'NCE, do...hereby give Th.it thdi will SELL' ly PUBLIC AUCTION ; at the Tow•<•?-', Wednesday the 7th of Oetber next, at Ele-ven thl Forenoon, SUNDRY LOTS of OLD a•rd UNSERVICISABL Li ORDNANCE STORES ,• consisting of • • • Musquets and MOquettoons, Barrels for Nitisquets and Pistols, Locks for NiusqoetS, etitols and Catmon, Musquet and- Carbirte liaycnets, Steel Ranimertb Swords of Sorts-, • • Scabbards Cartnuch•-hoxes • Leexthern Accoutrements ! , Spears, Halberts, Nails, Triggers, Bayonet and Sword- Belts, Standing Vices, Cart Saddles, flames, Collar's ; Bit Halters, and Vaiovi . other articles of Sadlery and Harness, Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry othet . articles of Bedding, Tents of sorts, Wadmill' Tilts, . Drum-Shells, • Powder-Barrel Staves, Powder-Horns, Forge-Cart Bellows, Anvil, SAWS, Blocica, Sharing-Kniv::s; Scythc-Blades, Planes of sorts, Spades, Shovels, Pickaxes, Turfing-Spades, Felling_ Axes, Match, Cast, Bushel and Lump Iron, Copper, Steel, • A quantity of Cordage, Sulphur Vivum, arid Skimmings of Sttlphut, With-various other Articles, the whale of which may be viewed at the Tower till the Day of Sale. Printed Lists of the Lots will be, delivered to such Persons as apptvfr them, at the Office Ordnance in the Tower. 13y Order of the Board, R.. H. CREW; Secata7. BREWERY TO BE scmo, Peremptorily, on Thursday the 22d Day of Odober," at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms liQtel,`Castle-: street, 'Liverpool ; AVeryExtensive 2rid - Completi BREWERY,. erected in the best manner within the last years, possessing every improved priuciple now known'a, .the whole covering_a Plot ot Freehold C round of Two Aires, situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards of the. Custom House ;' capable of making annually 60,6c0 Barrels of Porter or Ale; with convenient .Stowage, and very . extensive AtiareliouSes t Male-lionSes, Drying-kilns, &c: The-Water is ot the first quality, and inexhanstible.--The whole - Premises._ are overlootted by a‘ handsome .Dwelling-. house, well finished; saril-may be yiewect eve* day:before: the Sale;. where attendance • - For further Particular:: auply to Mr. Rios; Everton, near Liwrporo.. WORTHY •THEeATT IF. N "I'l ON .01. :sea • The Atflieled arc 1:0W OrSente.,t twit a rnmt sate; salutary, and absolute Specific for those deplorable and hitherto incurable Diseases,- the king'. Strums, Sciurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, ilea, Leprosy, • and - all Disorders originating in. an impUre state 'of me Blood. ANTLIMPEFIGINES a Medicine . • . .11• founded on a chi:mi.:al and pOiiosophial oasis, tw:r ranted by the'eXpenenve. ol • a series , of years, -stietioacei ay Cullen's Pr:AC-lice of Physic and Nosology,• and prepar_d by S.. SOLOMON, M 0. of who pledge, hr.: Leif tothe Public, that this M.xlicirre is .Orteetlymrio..-eat I.:. its nature, sage in its application, and powerfilily eih_ - ..eious in ; everyspeCies .of Imp:nigh - les, or depraved habit, :vita afiec— tions of the skin.* It is or the utmost importance atflieled with any of these direful diseases, to their s friends' and relatives, as well as to the rising generation, tnit'sech, hereditary complaints may be speedily reMoved e _ and the blood purified from every degree of miasma. - • • It has been held by all Physicians, that - Chronic: Distem pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the northern parts of the globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in`-this Country,_ where the frequent sudden changes of the weather, at certain seasons of the year, spread the most excruciating and : allinnine:elisorder4 aim !g us, hy. chilling the blood, and materially attesting the state of the perspiration, and thus oceasioning• colds, 'Coughs,' rheums, &c. the portentous harbingers.of almost. every (Lis.: ease which proves tatal'to the inhabitants of. Great Britain perhaps - there is no place on eartjt . so snbjeti to ;ileac - sudden changes as this Island, where the extremes of heat and cold. are often expend:eel in one day, Hence it becomes a matter of the utmost importance, to seek out for some general and decidediernedy for those dismelers which tat qe their-rise front obstruCttid perspiration. One of the immediate etre:As of this obstrudion is to contaminate - the vital fluid, ivirich is the source of various obstinate disorders, .throwl-ngOut eruptions. upon the skin, to thC great annoyance of the untrilyy b uts: jest.; and, .by the, malignity of its virus, . Constitution, and endangering the lives of thousands: ac cording to the various habits or constitutional propensities of its subleels, and according to 9 the -degree of malignity with which the blood is impregnated, it embitters the • patient's life with different disorders, and if recourse be not had in time to proper remedici; they become rooted in the lcabit, sc that few medicines can reach the malady, arid many that are made use of for that purpose, only serve to cxasper,v.t and drive tlie. humours- into new channels, and thereby fiP* l !licm, deeper in the constitution. Dr. Soloin no, therefore, having been long in - possession of a recipe for the certain and eltettie.d cute of tly,ise.- disorders which 'flake their rise iron: an inipere and vitiaf , :d-statt . ! of the blood and lymph, and having - obsi - nycd.with deep regret the ntunbertess instances where ratieAs have pined away s'eriible existence without receiving the sntalitst benotit from anything they could procure, nocwithst4nding,the many pre tended remedies which have bent oflicrcd to as universal specifics for those complaints, Dr. Solomon has at . length yielded to the pressing necessities of his 'fellow-erea. 'tures so deeply afflieled, and determined to publish it to the ,world as a medicine, of klte greatest national importance, and truly-calculated to cleanse the blood frorn all tOulness, calm terad every morbid affection, i and restore weak and emaciated Constitutions. . _ Th mg s Evil, Struma or Scrofula, are hard, schirrous,' and often indolent tumours, that ,ithect the gla,.ds of the neck, under the chin, arm-pits, ;ruin, -hams, arms, and wrists; and Most commonly is seated in the neck and beneath the ears. To remove these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Medica has been tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to drag out a miserable existence. Many are crawling along on crutches at this moment, whom the Anti-Impe.tigines . .would restore N health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. • The direetions given with each Bottle are plain,and its application is attendedwith little or no trouble. The Anti.:lmpetigines is an ,alterative and purifier of the blood; its operation is gradual, yentle, and almost imper ceptible; it is the best substitute that has .ever been diSco vered for that -dangerous mineral Mercury—it sweetens the 'blood, and stimulates it to expel all noxious and impure juices; giving strength and tone -to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. For Scorbutic, Cutaneous. Eruptions,. Dry or Wet Leprosy, the Anti-Impetigines cer tainly claims a pre-eminence over all other Medicines, being decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these complaints, and will not only clear the skin, but heal all old sores and ulcers, of ever so longstanding. • In disorders where Salivation has repeatedly failed; when no other remedy could restore the unhappy sufferer to that health -he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impetigines will be found the great and only restorer of awl vigour. Proper Diroaions . for every Case, to enable persons to cure themselves, are sealer! up with \eAch Bottle, price Hatf-a- Guinea. There are also ,Family Bottles, containing the quantity of six at 105. 6d. for at. los. by which there is 13$. saved. ' - ' • _ . -- This Meclicinefmav In obtained every day at the following . appointed places of sale, viz. in LA - Am, by Matthews, r No. 18, Strand ;-. alid by. ..;11 tit:, repatable..Medicine. Venders, lloolzsellers, &c. in , every prin,:i i tal Town it: • the United 4..inzdorn, PIA America. , . . * Vide Cullep's .1 3 ,Ka4/4;c of 1. 3 115ic,. . No. 1 - 17 I .