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I R 7. . • VA UXHALL. . . . Under the Patronage ofglis Royal Highness the PRINCE Of WALES. ' t i - , TO.MORROW will be a• SUPERB MILII. '. 1 TARY FF.TE in Honour of-the Rirth of His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. The Proprietor, ever itIiXILMS to keep pace with-those loyal sentiments expressed b the Public on the annual return attic Royal Birth Days, *tAll produce .on this illustrious occasion, a . series.of Enter tainments tbr brilliancy and attraCton tar superior to any tbr rner year. Admission 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Conzert begins at Eigit „'Clock. The Gardens will be decorated as us.tial. ...._--......--_,. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. • .Phis Day was published. The Fourth Edition, enlarged, price ta. 6d. AG111.1)E r" INSTRUCTORS, 1 , ! PARENTS rnenta ry B in the RicliT C 110 IC F. and II SE of th e b est E Ie .oOKS in every B anch ot Knowledge; pointing out their respective Nierits, and the order in which they ought to be ~,,: ce, s tvelv adopted By lOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Re6tor et Newport, at; 1 ~e her rif t lie Grammar School ... in that Town. . . Thelollotvitig critie.n utletions L'lve ip cared of this va. !liable and useful Wor-k : - . '- P .; c, This is d well-written- and . ju n n ious P su on. con veying m14)1 pr at t le d I itlOrmation on the bjeet ublicati of Met 4.. !ion, aphis therefore ti.,,hly worths the pettistl or every Per. sno concerned in the I mprnvement of the rising Generation. The rued of Ott)lts generally used in Schools seems to bc the're 's l o r to 0x eri,:ice, and certaitil displaysmuch erudi. y Con. The Ruthir's 12-c,, nimencidti ons and, striadres are accompanied with such ReasonS and Critical Observations as. ut, ,t,,,,„i,..t..;tetitt, Doti) as a Scholar and Clf , istian Teacher." -lAcostst Revsw. " In the Fi rst Part of this Wor k are 1 Several judicious t On. nervations; and the Second Part enumerates the most useful . introduelory Books in every Bratich of Knewledge, remark itls' on their respeetivt- .Merits, and cautioning ' Parents And I nstrwtors agdinst s , )rn Books which the Author . upon just grounds, objects to. Among those recortuneocled. we do riot observe any that we consider as objectionable." li Printed for Thomas Reynoid ar , tan C RITIC. s Oxfotd-street. and sold by the Uo okseller s i n Oxturd Ca' nibridg, Edmbhr;h, G las ow, zukl Dublin. .......--...._. . - NEW STATP. bOTTERY, 144. INBegins Drawing the 2.4 th of next Month. the present an,; -n.) . Year are the. grem L 9 t (cry to he t i ra , vn t hi s est nrlinhe r of CAPITA ,. PRIZES in tver knok yn.proportion.to the small quantity of Tiekets - . . Q. of Plizes. . VaSnILM r: . l. of each. Total Value. , 3 of ,C20,0.,0 are 1C6 0 , n00 3 . to,ooo - .30,a 00 , 3 - Soo° o' - 6 . - . - 15.000 8 keze Fr) 4,00 0 40 7 000 le •SSa 13 t ,noo 25,000 Tiekets 41.c0,0ne Part of the Capitals to l i e ooterminc;i it 4 tinder: Virst-drawn Ticket I) 4 y . Firot-dr:iwrieTicket Virlit-rtrit.wn Ticket l i nay' . - 2 0 , e00 • ' Flrst-tiritwn Ticket I),ty . i.no, arkk e i s and Shares S at every Licenwd Lotter), Oltice. • 3 1900 ; . Q0 l"30 60 34 PIt4:SENT PRICE. Ticket . . .. r. 1, 17 , T o lair - '• - 4. 9 4 0 f E•4lith - ttarter - n..-.__,........-----.............—__,—.-.___.... --.....--.... D ICHARDSON, GOODUCK, and C.,„ at tl.eir nuns.-"- I. ',tate Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Cbaring,cross,-Lon. are selling TICK ETS and Sli ARti S in lite greatest ..trriety of Niiinhe.s, f o r the new Lottery, Which ,:ointuences " r awing on the 24th of Senteinher next, heing.the only State T ate to he drawn this Year, .i,ltiliardson, Goodluck, and Co. Sold, in x s qinirter, an bth..,,ind Ten Sixteenth: Shares, No. o t t e r, the last 1„ w i"11 prize of. zo,ozol. ; .also in the late Lotteries the fol. Isii,,l,,K,(Lapital Prizes in Shares t . . zetii? - 4 30,000 .•2510.48,752 • X. 20000 ~' a . 31018 ' 23.48 . i:O,octi, ' 16 3 20 obo I. . 3 •1 92 . 10,u0o 0,5) 7 " ' - 20,000 I . • to,ooo .Andi.F'9B9 - 20 000 ' 25,at s . te,ow, D, ol ' l a whnle Ticket Wu. 48,318, 2 00001. ;.also rTiZet 4 l'ool. 10,01 • &e. tuo numerous to mention, `.---- ------------,......—__ 7 c, . INIONr.Y READY TO . A.DVANCE. A.L4l' P E It'S 0N S in possession of Tncomes, .}:states ''''ing from Freehold, CoPyhold;' or Leasehold , 6,1 141 "* in 'Land or }louses, Money in the Funds, Re at !nuities, Nlarpria,ge, Settlements, Widows" jointures A ‘ n. , a e i r n m li 6 l l ce i t ' n 4 e tell, aaees, Church Livin*,, or any °Oita Ler. tnr ► Life, may be supplied with .temporary or ~,,,_ lent fur Liles of Money to any Amount, by paying An. 11,,1.t.: ritei eat for the sante. Iteli;e Nobility alid C; entry of known . Piwpert y, or their tel i i i s ,, l tn4 Y he aecoittnodated on their personal security ; tt tim . any instance where the smgle serini!y . of an indivi per3:uAY. be a t stance' insuilicient, the: addition of another 111 ove the etz 4r l llt the payinent lnterest w1 , ,1 , i r i e .: Rive t , t . c7Je'4lol ; arid, in all cases, .privilege '''' I " " t. - G t ite I , ) ubl • I 'Principal 'at their own c'ktoit. IL, to I ..turn tle 1 Per . r,,(2 10,!. `,." .. 41 . 3 11 P,1 1 1 . icati 0r,s •. Tour will be received 'every, day till Fo o u r C:ou t , t ;s y i ,a),I Let.te4 front Correspondents' in 'lowa . t t festiing tO l ‘` t }',, t 11;04) will he immediately answered., by aql , '"irt i ouse — i l / 4 1 " e 3'r te Kiightsbridge I. l arlh, itt 11411 ' :). Itlolvtilohrilstreei, Golden-stluare• Ui b 1)(% A . ---".'"""'"...,..................................................- teratikousand 0.10.1.„1,0-1‘ , 141)r httcFLLA, acc• .-4A,SfiLRRY,' - • }NC I ant) pc..DRK./Ns,. utwi ne , _ a.nd BkandY Merchnts,-N ‘9.e,atarsnita,tthlelapstublic:)4l,4' 1 fotirtecri to ac • i i, t h N e c y veg .n a o r w e - s k r r e c e e p t ~, t a a n k a c. aiions 'of cTieitl.ive never kept less than t valve t/icning alit! lifiloetir:ting for tZettlY4n.?' ,i,(11,1 ,licaptisil and Casks, q,, thirty .thototiicallol kepi'n4°r4""led Old ort,' Madeira, &c. • BY tl)l.'nnd their , e.o. wi ~. • . cortijai u , . , tie:, ,tre 601mi:thrived in flavour, •i . rat fill to the q ant,es re efs • 4 to tend er them nul! v ." as tkpe":;:iial,l3aot:nervouslia. bits, -and tite1ag,...4.1 and infirm' ' . is who now 1tr0.,,,y il S .(111ViriCed malty eminent PhYs'clas- hoiesottic 4114"rt4t6rreleconnii,encl their fi hi Wine as thentost w . .- '' el l'e th st air P.`; L q.or, By this Stock they are, en a ble d,,an d o"'f le2: tliebt„.et,. ',eocis witli•stiperior \Vine or great:3.*e:Redy. ~..I,T4tti, fln the 111(1:it rOOtletate 'fertile/ tUt r ver ~, liy Ititve alsq an wn - ton large Stock 0. to Skhlaii '4'ac 111.'91,1Y, line tint: latnaiQa Rum : g a large -taty ut.lllo4t e:lceil • 1.• t. 1.1 ..14 . n la t I cr Orange ShruD• re'tittentlv 4)liset t trlr,kti ha ve termteirnac; t a t gree) d try isalgigh why t tiQat.::lY tl n ,- ti;4oltlti ta}, tstr left I:e4l)l,ite as9":titri i)y th 6 budtt,.o di:lo4e* attnospitere% his tal•ts plactt ill lite anly.". ‘te ti 1. t " , ". 'lt iti rtYucir thohe ',Attu . vv. 114 ' , :. htcli kelitved itt tI e I,iNitensarv, Solm-sqllares itthist-he. 0 1 rod ti , !- • . uy the Auti,,,tltut,e tu ta 111.146 Y ut Ityteto, tt , iew hot I t)t thc Mvdl - 4trt' ji I w !lici t Jr -adopted; froin lttt'sliccess rvittt) vtrry 5,.1444,1 ,tt:init.i, :it ;• , I , il.;tittry' J' t tv. 11 110111, "t 1 '111(1 11. ( * wai t 'rtnit:bo 111- • . - 17 - 71 la _EI • • • PATRIOTI C FUND, LLOI WS, 14th Auiust, 1804. A T. GENERAL MEETING of the COM. ttl -MITTEE for managing the PATRIO.TI C FUND, JOSEPH MARRYAT, Esq. in the Chair; . _ a , Plttsr.NT . t ..Sir Francis Baring: BMI- . Lames innek Esq. , . J. Angersrein, Esq. Richard Lee, Esq . , . I. Appach, Esq. : - Win. Macnish, Esq. Peter Begbie, Esq. John 'Wangles, Esq. , Thomson Bonar, Esq. .. R.. H. Marten, Esq. George Godwin,' Esq.' Thomas. Reid, Esq. '. . William Hoare, Esq. Read a Letter trom Captain DANei, acing 'Commodore to the Fleet or Ships arrived front China, and published in the Gazette. )o a Motion ti ing , made and.seconded, kescilved imaniniqusly, 1 hat the circumstance of an Ene rny's. Fleet of S.iiips.of Mar, commanded, bv.an Admiral in an 84 -gun Ship, being defeated and chased by a Fleet of Nler‘liantinen, protecting an immense properly, is highly nutirable to the British Naval Character, und affords a bril baLt example in the present and future ages. Resolved, That a Sword of Pool. value, with a suitable inscription, be presented to C:ptain Nn r u t Et. DANCE, of the Earl Camden, who acted as Commodore on that o‘ca. SiOn. ' Resolved, That Swords of sal. value each, with X suitable inscription, be preset , t,l t , c , t , ;(lol . tlle 10110WIllg COllllllatkit - r, (c..lllttnitlK.riftectl snips vilhe wet: engaged in that Ac,..! non; Capt. JOHN TI MINS, Of the Royal George. t. apt. lotast Cititt sr LocKvitt , , of the /ccao. eapt. oHN K - KrAl'lt CK, I oft t. !LOU AdtlillgtOn. Capt. LI) lIA 34 ON, UIIIII H. , lllOay Lahtle. Capt. Wti tIAM ,1 AR I/ 1' Al tjt, Ol•the Citpt. ‘llll 4 . S ANL CLARKE, 01 the WeXi.ltd. , Capt 1 - I bat t oN, or t..e•Exeter. • • Cam, T'u• 1.1 vs LA K K INS, of the Warren liastings. Capt ; tvi , S t j tellki R pit ASS, Orthe • Capt t: ii r ItoNrr.R ;.11.0W11, Of the DOtSCISIIIre. Capt. II Nit . ,of.tite Watley., Capt. IA ha t.s A, QUA AR SON, of the Alfred. CaPt. OH kit T I o,t ei. Capt. WILL, AM 1 l O►FA T, Ut the Ganges. , Capt. lons Woan.woitTn, lust, of the F.. ut Ahergavenny. Resolved, That a Sword of Sol. value, \Null an appro.• priate inscription, be Presented to Lieutenant I . owt.sa, of the Royal Navy,, for his 'able berviet4 on that occasion. Resolved. nut .a Vase of tool. value, 4thatst appropriate. Inscription, be presented to - Commodore Nes, for his• able and successful conduct on that mentor:o)le day. Resolved, That a Viscof tool. value, with an appropriate, insai fiat', be pH:seined to Ca(n. TistlNS, for the gallant smuttier in wincii he led the Itclain, and placed the Royal t; „urge along • side itse French Admiral's Ship, the Marengo, of 84 gulls.. ~,,ttirctl, That a ' Let ter be written to Capt. Tltut t NS,. re vittc,tt,ii.; he would it t u sh titeCommittec 'wit :Stitt: name and. faintly of the • 5ea.11,411 and the name at the Seaman ' Wounded on, Ceara ills Snip. , • 1. P. 'WE LSFORD, Sec., e`l' nernits ar,,l Respenabie MEE LING vs_ of tnc•FREEHOLDETtS of the COUNTY of MID I)LESEX',. convene:! by Advertisement, and held at OrdAs - 1 oua nOtOr Tavern, - in the Strand, on Tuesday,' the ri t ih ,\il. tist instlin, 1834, It MOOR h., lisq. in the Chair. 'Resolved 'Unanimously,. _ . tst, Thai tans Meeting considers the Conduit of the Sheriff of Muttle.cx. in the late Poll at lirentford, anti in the Re. turn.. to 0 .ve rieen .1 Koss outrage.to. the Freeholders of this tiny,. and an alarming violation of the Franchise‘ of tae etoido or England.. ad, That sir I. rancis..Burdett, Bart. be requested to with hold all Proceedings on his part, and to leave to the Free• holders the le4al vindication of their own Rights betilre the • proper Tribunals. • 3d, That for the purpose of vindicating these Rights, and Of ob , aining redress, a Subscription be immediately tittered into, and tharthe surplus be respectfully otnred in discharge 'of toe general, ex penses of tire F. eetion.. 4111„ That the Rignt lion Lord Robert Spencer, Henry Hale Townsttenti. Esq. - and Majnr Cartwright, he requested to accept the office ntTreastirers; and that all Str,seribers hr repiested immediately to pay toeir.Subscriptions into the Hatiking.tunisc of r 4 . 1 rS.ThOM as COut and Co. in the. St ratut, in the name of the Treasurcts ".on account of the Middlcsei Election." sth, 'I brat the Right Hon. Lord Robert Spencer, the tght lion. LortPVisconnt I).ineannon, the fl -n. Charles 'Kinitaitd, Robot 'Adair, 'Esq. Wm. Smith, Esq. Peter Moore, Esq. Thom is Scott, Esq Geoige•Wingfield Sparrow, Esq. Robert Knight, lisq, Robert Bent, Esq Henry Hare Townshenti, fisq. kl,t) r CartwriOit, Robert E.;4. Benjamin Travers,. Esq. John Barnes, Esq. lames Crompton, Esq.. and Francis Glossop. Esq be formed into n Committee, with full powers to carry toe above Resolu. tionS into Meet, in such manner as they shalt deem most file abd C,ONitis.l shall advise. 6th, 'Ft at tn.-se Resolutions he published in the Town and Country l'apers, that proper persons be appointed in the Country to receive Subscriptions. • • • PETER MOORE, Chairman-. The,Chairmall having LettChair, . the ". • Resolved, Tiiat the Thanks or the'Meetin,;.be given to the Chairman tOr his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. .„ • Ry ORDER of the flonottrable the COMMISSIONERS. of HIS MAI EST Y's EXCISE, At the Port of .D 0 YER. . . TO ,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - At the Royal Oak Excise 0fff...4, on SATURDAY, the atth inst. about Eleven u'L lock to the Port:mum, • THE C-od Vib:R . GEZUSTERS, burilicii 1..4) Tons : 43 94, with all her hlaterials and two.lloaia, in one fur, being ~volt fouad, and in good c.xidi• tion. N.ll. The above Vessel was condemned in the Court of Exchequer. For the. particulars apply to WT. M. Adams, at the said ion, where the Inventory b Seen. • SUN. • WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 15, 1804. ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AtiCTION; • By Mr. GRAHAM, On Thursday the3oth inst. at Tivelvio'Clock, at Tom's Coffee-house, Cornltili,, London, VALUABLE arid very DESIRABLEFRE ET A- fini.t) ESTATE, comprising TI L LET's MA aSFI FARM, in tilt; Island of Wallis, in . the Hundred of Audit: ford, and Parish of GreaStanbridg; ,the County of,Lis;. set; consisting of a Dwelling-house, Barn,' Stable, Fuld, Yard, Garden, and sundry Inelosures of rich Marsh, Pas ture, and Arabic Land, containing, in the Whole ' 218 A. t R. to P. M a ore or less,' lying compa and within a Ring Fence, now in the possessiou of Mr. William Prentice, who .is un der notice•to quit at Michaelmas next. N. B. Edward Cowdell, at the Farm, will shew the same. • A Plan May be seen . at the Chambers of Messrs. Dunn, Hamm, and ,Metcalte, Solicitors, Lincoln's -inn,• where Particulars ntay be•hati ; also at the Saracen's Iteacf, Cheims ford ; Post-houses, - Rochford, Rayleigh, and, Harmon i at the Cock and Bell, Rumford; and at MG critharrps, No. Red-lion-square. ff - IE CORDIAL . BALM. OF GILEAD- is the . most absolute Remedy for such-Disetiks'as are attended with t h e f o ll ow i ng, - symptoms; namely:, a great Str a i tness of the Breast, with DiffieultY of 'Rotting, violent, Palpi tations of the Heart, siolcien Flashes of Heart in various Parts of the Body; at other 'times a. sense ,of cold, as if water was poured on them ; flying Pains in `the Arms and Limbs, Back, and Belly, resembling those occasioned by the Gravel; the Pulse very variable; .sometimes uocommonty slow, at other timesivery quick, I aMiing, the Hiceough, frequent Sighing, and a . Sense of Sutibl/4;ation, as f rom a Ball or Luffy in the Throat; alternate Fits or Crying, a n d con . vulsive Laughing; the Sleep uns.ounCl, anti seldom re f resh.: ing, 'and the Patient often, troubled .with horridid . Dreams. ; Much has been' said, by interested Individuals, against a ll Medicines that ire - advertised ; bttt titer! is a very importa nt Observation to be made respecling the Cordial lialtilmiGi.' lead, that, unless its 'operation were gt% tle, sate, and e tti ea . h cious, it could not the risen to •t he iinexam ilel R e p ute ant i 'universal Demand it it :s & ti sired ; for, as it h a s rare l y the great advantage of 'a persuasive Advocate 'at the ear of the. Patient, so . nothing but his convietion of its virtues, by its salutary cads, can induce him to persevere; and yet tea. sonable perseveraih - e is certainly most requisite, to enable even the happiest Combinations of Chymicals aria C;alenicals to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetudinarian to Health. As the above Complaints, seldom come within the Obser:. vation of gentlemen in the general Line of P raair, it is no reflection - upon their knowledge or judgment to say, .that very few of them have an opportunity of that experience which is the only salid foundation of Medical Fame t whilst Dr. Solomon's very extensive Pradice t and particular at. tention in these cases, - enable him to afford that permanent relief to such unfortunate Patients, as, perhaps, they can. .not experience under any other Physician in the King.. cicim. - And it is with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction that he acknowledges the candour and liberality of those Gen... tlemen of the Faculty, who'havd so distinguishecily-connte. .nanced his claim to public approbation, as to recommend Patients to his care. . _ Prepared by Dr. Solomon Liverpool, in tos. 6d. and 335. Bottles; the latter coi.t.tin tour of the former, by which the , .Purchaser saves gs. E Very 'genuine Bottle has a. S tamp, which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solo. mon,' Liverpool," 'to imitate which is Felony. Each genuine bottle has the words " Sam, Solo. man, Liverpool," engraved on the'stamp. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the. Donor must be ,paid, and les. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed tor ' dvice. The Cordial Balm or Anti.lmpetigines, and Ab. rtergrnt Lotion, and " uide , to Health,' are . _ - - Sold by Remnant, Hamburg!) ;: R. Bach, Pearl-street, New-York ; Mathews, 10. 18, Strand, •London ; and in (lath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin; Brighton, Gregory ; 111 r. mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; PlanHord. Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; 'Cheltenham, Sel don; Cambridge 1 - kalgson ; Coventry, ltollason ; Coklies. ter, keymer ; !Canterbury Simmons ; faille; Chatham, Etherington ; Cheimsford, Clachar ; Chester, • Pool and ! Son ; Chichester, ; Cirencestr, Sinith ; Chippenham, Combs ; Dubltn , Keene. No: 6, College green ; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, Pennington.; Dover, Neales ; Devim Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith,. North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewrnan and Son ; i aimouth, - Elliot ; G louces. to* Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M• Donald ; Liverpool, Mer. cantile .Gazette Offiee ; Leeds, Mins, flolnies ; Lincoln, I)rury ; nu, He. 41 1I y i Leicester, Gregory, Swinfeii ; Lewes, rut Manc'hester, `Pluimpsun • Margate, .Rowe; Walker; Marlborough, Harold; ,Newbury, Fail, ler, Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey. ; Nottingham,' Burbage; Norwich;; Stevenson and Co. ; Oxtord, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Huxiand ; Ports uth, Belant ; Rea.ting, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether. ingVni ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eildowes ; South amptOn, Baker ; Stallbrd, Morgan; Starnford, 'Newcomb .; sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, Collin;; Scarborough; - Bay. ley ; Taunton, 'Poole ; Tunbridge Wells, Svrange ; Wells, Evill Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor,. itiAkeney ; York, Wolstenholme ; and by all 'Venders of Gco u.ile tvledicines in the United Kingdom. • To THOMAS TA Y1.01t,-tsri.• Dear Sir, N. q, New Bridge-Street .London. T FEEL it a Duty Incumbent upon me, to inform I you of the very great and•extraordinary Cure I have re ►civet! from your My:doable. Medicine, LE A KE's.PAT NT PILLS. - • Ali,nat two years ago, I was attacked with 3 VENER EAL DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly icor some ti me , but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, 1 was obli t ;rd to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but their assistance allimled only temporary relict : went through 'various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent babit, was re. toted to a mere skeletrut..• The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered inc a. PQM* OW. ObjCet, so that ,my Friends despAred of my recovery. When brotiOt to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, hut a relation of mute eunlinenting upou the .many Cases in`which your Pills had aucceold, I was oulucett to try is linx of them, which I thought rather relieved nie, and by persevering tar two or three inotiths, aitd follbWing vont' Mredions, 1 experienced the most uuahcountable re-LAW/lon. from pain, the sores gradually subsiding, ; air now, 'thank God, pertedly recovered; and walking out daily; j doubt not, but one ittbre box, which I think cautioui to . take, will establish my. health in its original state. it is witil the most heart-felt gratitude, that 1 subscribe myself, Sir, - ,your much obliged humble. Servant, oeansgate, Manchester, July 1, ;got. W. PEARSON. S. For the public benefit, 1 do not ()Nen to the above being published, but - leave you to ad as your ownbettet judgment shall didate7 • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Tao s..Tet It to a , Metnba the, Royal College of Surgeons, • LOnkinii, at his }louse, No: 9, New liridge.stre4t 3 Where, atter a constant residence of more than . Thirty-six Years, itt a practice particularly direded to the tare of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts or cenciati. in. both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy wfticla Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters the advice and assistani.e he gratuitous ly adininisters to Persons' taking tins Nledicine, will be esteemed .by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom ' to be obtained, and void.of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of these hying at a distance, at the Perfumer's, N 0.34, St. Al. bgesastreet, Pall Mall; 'the Toyshop, No. ta3., Oafold street ;, Air. ihsborottgli's, No. I, Itonkieller, No. t, Union-row, I.itlio;Tuwer-liill I Mr. itaxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Call Welles, ; Mr. Billing - es, - Liverpool ; -Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person in eery coinjderahle `lrr.vn in Crest Britain and Ireland, in P.,xes at only as. 91. .e;ich, seala,l , up `With full and*plain lutrehy i.crsnrsa of either sex may cure themselves wan ease, ,pted,l., 41 ecteey, Al. sofeti , • ii. A Avery Box sold in treat 13ritain sci .ll.4 z.t,uP:wit a stamp, on which, by favour at' the Comini,4suoers, - 0 4, 44 Statnp-office, 'F. Taylor No. 9, - Newl3r:4c. street , " to intitAte tvtitch is Felony, ,to ol all zerkits. DR. NOItRIS I 4 GENUINE DROPS. T_TEALTH being the Inoct invaluable of human i 1 enjoyments, it is a duty ',we owe Society to contribute all in our power to the diffUsion ef so great a blessing, in cal tiog the public attention to these trill, excellent Drops, a I)leasing confidence arises, that virtues proved by the expe rience am o re than half a century, will excite the A filleted to a trial of their etfiicts. The present Season Is peculiarly adapted for a display of their surprising powers, for though, as a specific in every species of Fever, thty.stand unrivalled, it is in Disorders of a putrid tendency incident to Surnmer Heats, anal warm. Climates, that their beniiin influence ex- tends atinosi beyond the limits of belief: they not only check putrescence in every stage, but recall vital animation, even in the moment of expected dissOlution,'.by supporting insensible perspiration • they remove . Obstructions in the System productive of perspiration; Gout, 'Rhenmatism, with various other Complaints; and in the . the Asthma, Colds, Coughs i and beginning Consumptions, they will be found equally beneficial: . Sold,' wholesale and retail, in bottles, at its. and as. gd. by Messrs. Bacon anti Co. No. iso, Oxford -street, ort'posite Bond-street ; .and retail by 'every other Vender of Medicine.. The 'Parnify Bottles, azs. Dut .included, istinly to be had at-the Dodtor'sFlouse,- Lower roolt-street, where all'Or-:, tiers for Export a tion are execirt . , . • lir:Names Ali f ibilions Pills, celebrated as a mild, yet efroctiveA'perictit, maYtie had at the above Places, i., Loses, at 1%; gdoettch. . • ' - ' ' ' . . . . N.ll. Tkecelebrity of these Drops having occasioned the introCitiAioli of Connterfeits, it 13:i:or:les a duty to the Public' to guard them against so gross an imposition, injurious to the clur4detuf a filetticine vvho.e. 'virtues defy aktlital .pl,c(l4q of genuinc..prepar,ation, cortitieato,- - sigoettb 111 7 rtgl)(ictors. is ~:zt present atticheki to each Bottle,. tilt afv-*Ethtraving . c.in be confp:elect with the nal= of Thomas Nortis . Ntoprp . , (.44otison to tit.: whie+t, by favour of the Commissioners, will then appeAt untie Stiunpt4 , • , ill 4km t kisl , Ll , vici... o) ",r. •nie cA r . A , 4P-7/11 • ' ... r '`' 7 7: i • -.. ~,r , fr s - ' itt 1 '''.:' 4 ~.. .t1,,: . V. ~..,• ,c. , M., ' , ~...,... . '', * , - ..11-• ',,' '', 0,, • e„,,'4 , .... . •..--. ,-,,:::64 ....„ 4 J• , ~, -. ~. 4 • .i. ..,,. :,,,. A i , . .. . , .t ' v '' '' - ..., --, A . n , . • , , . , .., . • . rrßicE SIXPENCJT. WAVY: OFF(CL, Awns, 9, !Sot, 4 liE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS aI.Y CO vi. AI ISSIONERS nf . ins .1 1 / I .7.6STY't 1 1 41, 7 1' do hereby give Mace, that on fil'.l.'t yo/it Y, the 23 t i,s'. et.Ovr o'll.tch, '-they fill be rea.ty to treat with such Persons ete ma y h e willsvg io , praraa fdr rupping foll,rving dirtieleg, to be delivered at the Yards against the tame expressed, viz. "Kerr to vieti tiered. HORSE MANE and T4ll. 11.11 R, and (IX alei C 011• 1.411, II i I t?, 9eptfp-d 424 lEof uric& .for SE/11f ENS' BED Y. ) VINEGAR'. the llrtrclet ,. with Arms of the Tenders, may be Seri at tLis Office. - ' No Tender will be recei:/el otfi f er.rwelve ?Clock ov the ‘htv of - Treaty, nor av noticed, u.,less the Party, or of riont Jo- hiiff, vtcF&Jdk." OkFICE, t;, HE C , 1.14 AI ISS 10,A 7 RS fit r -1/1 I'L; L LVG T Ht, 7ve N. . re, ‘ th.;l Oat Tziesd.ty ILxt rf iN/tant, 'dry e ova ty.to r-reive ders, ii, writing (realea' lip), an. `lr,:at fir the 1(o„:1024.1vg tfiz„ BISCUIT, made from IPIIOLE MEAL, PIPE' 7110 . 1). StiND BAGS, to 6e delivered he Five AK FLOURS KILN-DRIED, HOUSEHOLD, TWO THOM SAND SACl'i,io Ge dcliver.d ii, Thre: BISCUIT s',TUlC,orif:l-101,E 1911E4' L,TII.'ELJ--2 IfUNDR,EL? SACKS, to lc deliverea' in a Artrel,,4l. ?1x ik,‘,le, fir •iceelo. 'proportion:, Into the Stores at apfa, .4 • and to . he paid for hi , Bills, faayable , will* tattiest, nineLy dais after date. N. U. M render fir lest th.vs Th ree Hiendred Zags Bi..cuit tall 6e.xotica. The Condition: of the Cmtr.z.9: otet y ,he'settt 91 the Strretitte* Office. No regard taill he had 16 any Tetider in which Me Price shall not be !mated in Word; at length i er that shall a2l bed itiere.d to the Board before One o'Clock on th. , aaii Totesd:tp I—.L. 2La imstami,- nor :Wert the, Person who makes the Deader, co 10141, Perrot Skids behalf, attemolr, to answer whets called for., A NOV ROAD to VEYMOUTH Aid to the IVgS L' of ENGLAND, through CHRISTCHURCtI. THE KING 2 I ARMS INN'there,.entirely New Built, and fitted up with the utmost Neatness tbr the' Reception of Families, where they may be al: well - modated as in a private house. The Wines are excellent, being imported expressly :for the 1-fouse tiorn the places of (Ilea growth. • Remarkably good Stabling and close Coach-houses. The Road is through Lyndhurst and the most beautiful 'and romantic, parts of New Forest ; and there is a.; gool Sea-bathing on an uncommonly tine Beach ir.n k r Christchurch as any in England. The distance by this Road to Lite West of England is very little more than by the direct Road. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. JANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. MO obviate the impositions which ha long been pradisccl in regard to this Ikfe small dicine ; , * attention only i s requisite; for as by favour of . the Commissioners of the Stamp-Otllee, separate' Plates have been prepareil Mr, Newnery's Use, with hi s Name en,graveil in tne Stamps, the Imitation of which would bra Capital OtEnce, the gr. • nuine o Prepatation may now be readily ascertained ; it it therefore recdrontended to Purchasers not to open any 13Ox its future, unless they observe, the words, " F. Newinry, No. 45, St. Patti's, printed in the Stamp. • The superior Excellenee of these Pills In Itheurnatisms and Colds, as wcl I as 'wnner Coinplaints to which the hinn,,rt frame is liable; from the vicissitudes of our C is uni. versakly a,;kuowlecEted They are admirably ealeul,itect for Bilious, and other Disr. , rtlers *of' the Stomach Ito%vels ; • for 1 - leati-achs otca.loned . by Indigestion ; and for pr,tventing Paisies and Apoplexies, so often the •conscqzi,:lico of Free • Living. keoourse.shou la be had to them ati,:r every Ex cess, and upon every .sligiu Indisposition'; ann thus their well-known characteristic of knit - toting Longevity will be ...maintainsci ; for by assisting .nat ore . in ,the doe disebaigy of .the animal functipos, by k....epinA ilie'Comitituliort,as it were, in continual re` :ill, y l,;a::erve the Body in health ,aint vigour, 'ant prevent premature decay ' .. They reqUire net , particular e.,nincinent nor atleinion to diet. They are 4t)lct only by. F. Newl.iry and Sons, at the'%Vare. house for Dr, James's Vowder, No. 45, St. Paul's, 4 teW doors from .eiteapsitie, London; aki , i tt Ur, jaines'S late house in Bruton-street; inboitcs price 4, , 6d. each, Shono ed ; or the quantity of Six in one I:ir k ;e box tor it. . . WHEN Priiivist,mal Men of .. Etluc,ation • and V V Responsibility deviate from the, general System liy the salettion ola peculiar branch, the sattZtrim of 1 0 4 e on ., fumed success is tlie best criterion of superiority, Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment at' Three I )isorders, and the successful reault at my plan gives inc additional ardor t 9 uppOse, as tar its I am able,, the ravages of those Complaints Which ate the moat important in the Catalogue or 1 I oman I tititrinties. After initiation intti every Branch; as air Army Siiir,r9n, I r on h e d a wish at ail early period at Practice to - rescue in dividuals from tlit ignorance of uneducated ',nem or the ' equally dangerous pro, ph;uley of general PraCtitifoicrs. ~ Th., Three Disonier,s, to the Ctire of Which I Nye de. voted my attention, comprise every species of V ENE. RE AL IN I:Et:1'1.0N, whether of a' recent , or long du ration : sally,' All kinds of debility, whether arising from, the. habits of school-boys, or: the indulgences of ?nature age: And, lastly, r tat derangement of the system in wo. ~,nien which is called BAR KENN ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the resit it of - igitorance, or baths in the treatment of a simple Gonorrheal; anti at not ;ins . frequently:. happens that tlie sends of I.ite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour,—lty a superior Inc.. thoti suck Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 trust. that I. may pres ume to o t t e r a railicafre-establishintht. • • , Few, however, ar the,cases of'complicated distress" in thii disprder,-ootiaparett .with the calamitous 'situation's J 4` Men, . who, train no indulgence in a solitary vice, or the • prevalent gaieties "of . a iashionable life, -acquire tharAtate of Debility, which i s t h e unavo id a bl e C onsequence of such . • Ipernicious habits, .. . ~ W here the unhappy sufferer broods , over Ws misery, Wit • -earefoliv Conceals his ten:tett:me, it may be some culls.. lation f6r him to knoi,v, that although , it h:, an r.bjet ' u r „doubt or uncertainty with other. iiractiti ,1t44.N, the rernotal -of these Deficiencies by the g fiV.inal pic..,gress or' keno va. tion, is the ac,..uireinenr of rtly Experience. I t pie rites of , itaechus or - Venus have began to reduce, Manly vigcar, much aipticty will be prevented ' by. an ear iv Countess ~ tiots at this jiitigaid . `State, ; ;;. and . In . the s e sa ges , no g , c . , t difficulty will'occur. hut Where shit Defic , eney has far years existed, .a proper perseverance is inuispellsaSi ;tlll!isite - to r ,a,, vt , th e ,i, 1;1 ,. ring Sparks of Lifc, anti to ie.-animate three Constitution: IVI Alt.k 1 E 1) WOMEN, who have long been iii,, , appointed irilheir eXpedations or a Fathily,, , maY he assurers, thin in rnost insts.aces, inch tiefe,:ts ate curable by Nedic.,:ii skiit... Ttit , ..`lecre§y wniCli is $O, f , '' ,. .ii:litiOl to' my mitteriaking, .. and tile quiliiiciitlol:Swil!di 1 hay,: presurnt:(l - to 4tatit# (GM the haiia of my pretthisiOns, and in coincidence, Yk'ito sue n tins t"Tirnation- is gt. Yen, .01 1 4. Mr , he may iv c be onso,ted persona;lv, or by Letters (inelosing a small Note), tt,.: kia )ICRISC Na. art, Arunitel,strc-et, Stranti,, ne a r Ttuiple liar, tr:lrs ! Thz re is an additional Eutrant . c. ,in Water.str eet ,., atijointrig, and the iki itrnil , 4on both the doors. '' •• . Martin Brea, I+44,rnbot et the it.ayal College of Surgeons.