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NUArBER Ts 753.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 27, 1801, Their Majesties' Servants will. perform a Tragedy, in Five Ads, called • PIZARRO. . . The Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chorusses, and Marches , incidzatal to ... • - the:Piece,. composed by Mr. KELLY. PERUVIANS A ttaliba, Mr. POW F. LI ; Rolla, Mr; EL LI STO N ; Ornzernbn, Mrr W TON ; Cora, Mrs. If. JOHNSTON; erriando, Mies GOODWIN. . srAil•taans. Pizarro, Mr. BARK YMO RE ; Alonzo, Mr. fl JOHNSTON ; Las'Casai, Mr. Wai, UGHTON; Valverde, -Mt% BA 1(1 . 1 Y ; Llvira.,• Mrs. JOHNSON; The Vocal Parts by . Mr: Ilurroves, Mr. Dizaurn, Mrs. Mountain, Mks De Mis: Hicks; Miss Mcnage, Mrs.- Sha=pe, 1 - 6 which-v.ill be - a..lLicd- Mui:cal Farce, 1:311,..; 1 . 1 - IE.PRIZE ; Or, - • 2, 5,, 3.- S. - . , Lenitive, Mr, it.A.NNi4 - Ms. :OADr,oc!,s; lleartwet I, Mr. CaN ; • Label, Mr:: St/ ET F. ELL ; , Mrs. addy. Ms'4 ELL ; Qareline, Miss, DI CAMP. rexes 6s. Second I r•ce ,Yit 3.i. (ti. Second Price 7.4- (7„li er 2,, Second Prh.e is. pder (.Gallery is. Secohil Vrict 6,t. y to ue rktturned tor .the Boxes to. t;tketi of Mr. Fosbrook, at the t ex- in Little Russell-stree.t. The Doors to be opetied at ti.ili - Ost Five, and begin at alt past Six. • ' • • -•- % - •;ViVeirit It ex et Regind! Satwo,y_the i tt Cpjindy Thq :,t).tdier',,Di.l.l,...rar.lr, the C 111 (;beer; Mrs. loidan ; atier which tue Mu,)eal Ln t he -r Or 1 ne Deserter IVliisteal o *with N,.„ rlmatiC, 4,pm:ince-pi: ichard Co#F de yop, dueed !n t h "Vy, Dresses, .41,1 - De....oratlobs, w.ll e Conn • An enti it m rSe o f next week. • Musical Far,:e in. • 1“) V'. 1 - EXcHANG.E..A,SSVILANCE OFFICE, Sqnettiber, 8,54. pAsciNs Preminins f - ,,; due r , the 291 ii instant, are here'w informed, that Receipts are aA v ready to be del vered-At. the . COrn pan - .'s °dices, ouen ttuyal Excu4n4e, and, in, fail-Mall, as well as by their r - t'kL:ctv: Awlits in the sevc,.il Counties ; and the Pat :s psured - arc requested to spplv for the Ilencial of the'r olici es o n or ti:tbre the 14th of Oclob:r n:xt, as the u,,1 Fitteen Days allowed- far- itaylue n t, - -beyond. the date of ea,.. a Policy, w ill t h en expire, • SAMUEL FE24isi - INC,- Secretary. 'k ik * AttildlriCe is: given daily at the said Offices,. for the A.ssuraiice of GoOds. Nierchandize, and Ships. jo harbour, iu Dock', or while Ilttiloling, from Loss or. D - triai,e by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. 'N•L. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the Assured, where the Annual Pi-einiunt, amounts Wks: or up ,tvards. 1 4 an Ad of the last Sessions of Parliament, the Duty on Tire Insurances is increased from as, tn.2s. &i. per Cent. Which Increase will take place on all Paytneats matte atter the loth of Oct , )ber next. '"-- • HEYSHAM.HALL, ESTATE. • ; To) BE SOLI) ll)/ AUCI ION,; t e New Inn, in Lancaster, on Mond:iy the Sth. day of . A(dober, tBo4, at Seven o'Clock in th E e vening, L that': MES)UAGI+7, or . DWELLING. - 110 U called. fi E V.Sit it NI-HALL, with th e A " - buildings, Orch - Irris, and Gard,ns belongutz thereto;. tV- also) 87 A. IR 6P. Statute Ale . asure, of rich Arable, - c, e4l ' , w, anti Pasture Land, situate at Heysha m , i n t he. Cc,rt:)t of Larteaster,:lNiaigt-Pinpact, thereto, arid'.(dY 6 l , 4kl il;2i-, v i t h an d now i n thc, fyisz...ssion 0: funus Mid cton, as Ten int. YSH Mis pleasantivuated upon the Sea tto tniles front the town of Lancaster, and much re.:;orted in the kiatio Season. Als o • " f7;ro n i, o 4 t the 'semi time to be sold, in - I,6is, - seVeraTt...'l6ses of by a d . d ial Noss Pales in .Heyshant atores.iti4 containing, measurement, 88 Acres, Statute Iv!,:asurentent, in the. po~aesatc'n of the said lonas M:ddletinrand otters. tr Also at the same place, on Tuesday the gtivday In said rn-ntli of October, - at Seven the Even. .„,"' all th at M ess n age or Dwelling-license, railed with the Hail's, Stable, and Out-buildings, Summer 11.1Ilald 7,, se, lAt e l y b u i lt ;- and. Garden, also lately: fenced. and tti: e . , "h well stocked ith the choicest Fruit Trees, a nd inclps hit a good W a ll ; an d t h e se v eral Clo ses of Ground ad tion'lng .to; and occup i e d, t h erew i th, .containing, by estima ky A. R. cust omar y measure o f sewn yards. to tine tit t ' ) ,! , , situate i n t h e To Ntishiii of Scot forth; within one 14 : :,'e town of Lancaster, and now in We oecupatton of • 4 VII- 1;' Prladoer 'aenst Aiei s ,ti T oned ant Preglises have an unlimited right of; * r, ' l lor upo n Sentiorth loiroor,w-hielt is very ex = tensive:" t st "e said l onas Mid dleton will shrew t the l t e and P rein i seS in Heysham', the said Willi a m P ro ct er , c..r.gbiate ; end further pirticul.ns miyibe ;had 64 t,. ) 'Li ,.-' II X/P4 at ,t))e. Ifice . of Bal,l win,.Solin :. in wlooire flan °tithe Premises rely be s een. Vast Sept. '4, 1804. • i f"..s, • k , r N - - - ---___l—s—,--, • 0 01)'s BR I T ISII HE It BACFOUS•OINTALENT-• Vki• FOR C OINS ANL) Cl - 111.13LA INS , •' • ~HiCI-1 rtitirtdy eradicates both suit , ant! bard . ii b i Corns, „cures Tenderness in . the Fret, Chaps, - and oth aitrs% Thil?refoedy operates witrtoitt pain'or hirkirtince' pat— llci r ',.,' „ l ent.---Soict, witiLd:reetions ta use it, and the nantei I, ,, se , e wueitces of persons eared, v% I: , ,li.sa;e ai , ci .:reuit!, in trei t 4 at Z(Starn;) in , l(ided)ly . , tl , :: la t oprie..tot' u Nr!.6, 1;ro - 11: 7 t rtt . , New I:Eat!. FitzroJy-'sgorri-e ; 14..:f - r , ...., , fit 17, G ret k . at(' I : ho, ; Sh•iiiy„And Eilwarti.s., No. 6r), Sr. 1!:(111's U.itili.fi -11001111 ("' Illtas, rare New t ( . 41, No. I - 26, ; (.; , ,L' , 3t:<,.i..5ei1...5t.riTt, ipi 3b urY; and Ketail, by Toil, IZo•,,it - I:xchatt,,e ; Claiiie, '1,:c.5t9,` Beroukkt, and in most Towlisattitile•K.ingtioo en t. i v . ~ ..A twofris wyric i rptlllqt ; l:irv,,4 tk b , ,,tto . in. ophe ' 1414(11 1k All others are bewsrorfeirs.' , ( -- -fri ~, --.s. 1 - 1. --6 , LI ~ tl of . t , .. DN E 5.D .4 Y, SEPTEMBER S SECOND DAY. 'THE GRAND ,STATE LOTTERY.- having 1 commenced Drawing, we take the opportunity of in.: forming the Public the SECOND DAY'S DRAWING will be on Saturday next, 2.9 th September, at Coopers' HAI. • . The . S . cheme conra;n4 3 of I . 20,^00 of 4 .10,000 3 of k .soco No Prize less than,C.zo, and Only 25,000 rickets. Tickets and Shares, warranted •undra,vn, are on Sale at every Licensed Office'.—only Nine Days to draw. 13Y AUTHORITY OF GOVLRNAIENT, ONLY STAI'E-LOTTEaY thi* Year has cornimmced Drawing at Coopers' Hall . ; which contaii,s mire Prizes and less Tickets than any farther Lottery, among which are 3 Pri zes of , 2,0,000 3 Prizes of - 3 Prizes of And no Prize less than 201. The SECOND DAY of DRAWING Will be on SATUR DAY NEXT. (..:K S and SHARES, warrA,lL,l uwirawo, on SCHEME. ' 3 ,016,006 are ,(6-,,0c0_ 31,000 : ' 3 s,cno .)505c0 6 1.000 4r o =° . 2,000 SOO 1,30 40 6,550 2? . . 1 3 ls,ooo Tickets k 2 Sq,O l O - - - EX T SA "1 - URI)AY will Second Day . . Drawing; ;and: it • is - remarkable that, on the same J.) last Year. HORNSBY and Co. had the pleasure o, killnA Slitt . rts. 'No. - 535, which was drawn a TWenty I.l l''YbAini l e ourwd Prize A. WHEEL. Three i!rizes of Twenty "Flious4nd Pounds. Two Prizos of Ten T;iousand Pounds. Three Prizes off the Thousand Pounds. Five Prizo of Thgus;ind Pounds. Eight Prite - s Of'Fi.ie Hundred Pounds. & & & c. • N. R. ' ickets Nntl Shates - are'selThig, warranted undrawn, at iort;sby and Co.'s, No. 26, Co:Jdul.l. • • - • BUCKS. . In the Rural Happy VI L LAG E, of TA PLOW. ' • ."1-0 BL SOLD - 111", A . UcTION, tiv Mr. icILVIBERLEY, (On the Premises, withoitt P‘eserve) on Wednesday the 3d Day of •Ottober next, 1804, with ihtenediate Possession, LEASE nli.Lilat truly De , itatile RESI. DE NC E, late in the Occupationot. a Lady of i)is tioetioa; situate in a pleasing eleyated spot, commanding rich Views, over a beautiful diversified Country, in the circte.of the celebrated . gtind t>bjeCts of Clilden;, and the surrounding Noblemen and. (.; entJehaens' Seats in every ,diredion, declining by a gentle Slope doWn't6 the Banks of the Thames, near that tinfi:ll admired enchanting retreat, the Crystal. Spring, u ith the advantage of the better pare of ttie RiVer tor Ang hng, not to he equalled between London and t , /xford. . This- Situation, blunded an.t intersected with Tower.' Ing Wobds, Plantations, 'Ever-reer s, c;roves; Shady Walks, and Rides, is allowo by all Travellers and Meriical Gaulle ' men to be superior to any other part 'ot• the Kiiigtiom for the speedy. recovery and prcsi:rvarion of Health, is within One hlile of a. Attract Town, S.x from :the' Royal Palace and ' Town of Windsor, and Twenty-five from the Metrophtia. "F - ",c HOUSE is happily erect,: 4 , rtire ' s Prow the printwal..Anarttnent, and jildiciousi% p,anned, wfith Bow a dj,,i i ,i ng t h e ple, i t e . t; round and Paddock, with alt elegaat.Templc,, and Sommer-seats encircled, and bor dered with flowering Shrubs and Walks 'round the whole, now in their full beatify. The- Premises are well fenced,- the Soil is prolific, and Herbage feinark . ably good for Cattle, containing in the whole about sevi:iiteerk Acre. (be the same rAOre or less),land not subject to arty 11.convetit.,nee whatever, • with a neat covered way ;rain riie ear tr..n..e Uate to the main HOnse. 'The °likes are strit,bl , vit 11 a (L-tached Laundry; Stab4iig for Eight Horses, Coach-houses tor Four C,.r.ia A es, and other Buildings, for the Accommodation of Family., The Premises are well served with excellent Water. On this and the following Days will also ht: sold all the neat Household Furniture „I,dEtte:is ; Particulars and Ca. ralognes of witch will be delivered at the P ni Sale; ,the „Inns at Sall-hill, Maidennead, Slough, and . Winisor ; at Mr -Kim tye7le 's, Sarve) new . Estates, •Appraiser, and Auc tioneer, Wi..dsor, and at. the tiritish Imperial Hotel', Covent : . Garden, London.—May be viewed at ?ti time. A person on tile.spot will chew tlif Cremises. N, B. There are nearly Tz.i Years of the Lease unexpired ; but, previrras to the Day of Sale, the Lease and other Patti., culars, with Conditions, will be produced, fully , satisfactor, and Possession may be had in_ three dads after the end ot , the Sale. - *,* All Letters, post-paid, will be duly attended to. Tu 'momAs 1 AY K, Esq. Dear Sir, N. 9, New Bridg:.-Street; London. T FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me,- . to i n for m ynu of the very grearand "ex traordinary Cure 1 have m a:wed twill your nirafu.thle.Medlcuie, PAT EN r r _ Abriut two 'Years - ago, I Was attacked with - a VENEREAL Elsok-i)E itz.wheLh treated rather slightly for sortie time, but the, I:isease, at length s, - ,reading alloyertny. body, I, was. obliged to apply to the most erninept:of the Faculty, but thtnr assistance afthrded only temporary relief I , went through various-Course; of Saiivatioh, arid tram being rather da wrpttlent :habit, w,as . .reduced, t:) a. mere, skeleton... The' ' UlCers that spread -all over my Limb rendered 'ore a corn. plete Object, so-that my• Friends despaired of my recovery. When brought to this situatiyn, .1, considered (1::4til as inevi table, brit a -relation of mine contrnenting.'Upyn the inany : Cases iii which your Pills !lad sucteet-ktl, I was ind,u,ced to try.a Box of them, wllictlithoug4t Nther relieved me,,and by persevering for. two or th'Tee months, ar:d following your drections, I 'experienced thernost unaccountable•relazation ' from pain; the sores gradually subsiding ; I ant'itow, God, pettedly recovered,- and wal,k.ing oot daily: I doubt not, but one more'box, which I think cautious to take, will estanlish my healthln its original -state. .It is with the-most fieart-ielt gratitude, that I subscribe myself, Sir. your much ob'dgett hpmble Servant, • Deansgate. Manchester, lulY t, Igot. W. EA T ZSON. P. S. For the public benefit, I do not objgd to the above being published. but, leave you to act as our own better judgment shall dilate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Prohrietor, Tuns. Te y Lott, Nleir,b,-r of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his ',louse, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; Where, utter a constant residence of more than ThirqrisiX' Years, in a pradice particularly dir6dedn) the CUre of .Venereal. Complaints, and tnose incidehtal to the Parrs of Generation in hoth.Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy, Men of his Profession should al'xays observe, he Hatters himself, the advice anti assistance rte gratuitous .ly atininisterri to. Persons raking this Medicine, wilt be ' este,erned by a discerning Public, as an advahtage seldom to be obtained, atitlfVUid of ambiguity. AlSo sold, by his ApiaohitMeht, for 'the convenience of those living at Lilistalke, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St.:AL. 'ban's-stre::t, P,all Mall ; the Toy shop, No. r 0 , ,„ Oxford street Alt. Disborotigti's, 'No.' 7, fish,treet-liill; Mr. &Ices, Bookseiler,- "No. Little ; • Mr. Baxter's SouAb r bridge, Etinib4rgh; Dublin; .I.ivei - pol ; Mr. i,tkiitstan's, Nan clie%;er ; and by one Persdia• an e very tonsiac table 'Town rn Great Tiritain antt hi Boxes of only as. 9.1. sealed:up with Italj and : platn direet . jors,.,W4erelay pursers of either sex may cure themselves with ease secrecy,'inl . , speed, safety., - , Lvery :Box sold in Greattßiitain is sealed up with a St:2l4), on ), by ravour of-the . Coinmissoners„ pfmt.. ed, at the Sra:no-Ohice; " Vailu; - , No. 9, 'New firiuge: tto knits/Le whiwit - s Belot y, arai 41,F orr.era 4,1 - e : tetTeit4. I ',0i1.. . . -SHARPE's B.RITISH CLASSICS. AR. SHARP} respediuity • scribers and the Public & that: the New Edition of the S - PE.t..'TATOR, TATLE/t, and CIJAR!. , IAN, will he ready for Delivery early' lot the Mcuith Noventherne,o, . The Work will be most elegantly printed in Fourteen Vo lumes, and embellished -with 'Eighty-Six .Engraiiihks the first Artists in the Country. , , tP . ' The Guardini,. embellished from • the Paii:tirzs of Rupert Smirke, Esq. R. A. i s now i n course .o f non; price 61. each Part. Piccadilly, Sept. 25, 18:4. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS. • This Day was published, . • • . , The Fourth Edition, enlarged, price TS. 6d. GUIDE (0 INS ri<UCTORS and , the RIG HT CHOIC E.and USE . of the best Ele Mental : ) , BOOKS 'in. every B.an c h o f KnoWINTge; out their respeCjive Merits, and the order which they ought to be successively adopted. ReClor of GrammarNel3JpolrOt,Salr-4,dUlAat-eCMoaLstLerlNorS;lAe.-114. Scool l - that TOW.n. The following critical Sanctions have appeared of this va', 'Liable and useful Work ` . 4 :Thi - s is a-‘vell-writteh and jUdiciptis Publication con- Veying much praCt;ci.:l Inform a ti on on t h e su bj e ct o f E'cluca and is therdtOre..liiglity.wortily the perusal of every Per.- son concerned in the Improvement of rue rising Generation. Theacchunt of Bookegelierally . Vsed in SchOoliseeins'te the result of experience, and certainly displays much e.rud,j tion. The . Autller's Recommend a tions 3:1,1 Strittures are accompanied with such Reasons.arid Critical, ObserNacturts as do hint great credit, both as a Scholar and Ch!istian "reacher." ANTI-J ACOBIN REVIXI.V. In the First Part of this Work arm several judicious ob gervations.; and he Second Part enutnerates the most useful Introductory Books in every Branch of knowledge, inon' their re s p e etive Merits, . and cautioning Parents and Instructors against soine - gooks-which the Author, upon just grounds, objets to. Among those recommended, we do-not observe any that we consider as objettiiinable:":' . _ BRI,ISH Printed for i s hernas Reynolds, Oxtbril r street,'and .sold by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge,. Edinburgh, Clas 7 paw, and Dublin. This Day was publish:d, By I-I. D. Symonds, Paternogter-pw, 1. Mathews; No * : rB, • Strand, London, and sold by all 13ookseljers in Town and Country, an entire New 'and Improved Editidn, cOriAtVag of nearly three hundred pages . (in One Pocket Volum_ e). with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price 35. only, of QOLOMON's- GUIDE . TO HEALTH; or, kj ADVI(.."E TO 130TH SEXES, in a Variety of Com plaints. To which. is added, a Dissertation on th.: Use and Abuse of Cold and Sea- Bathing. • • • - - , - - , . . TO THE' PUBLIC. The GUIDE to HE ALT I-I -having passed through a num ber of Editions 4 , and experienced a Sale unprecedenredly great, is now re=printed with many I mprovethents . ,' - and- it may; be with confidence asserted, t hat.so valuable a u ic e _ tion'to the Afflieted in ,general has never been printed in this or any other language. The weak and delicate Female-the .Youth who has just finished his education - at any of the Pub lic Seminaries— the Aged, who are:drooping-under Disorders : Originating from an Impurity of B food —Peopleol - Fashio h --- Studious Persons of a confined- and- 'sedentln.j7.life—ii&, -also thoseaftlicted with Ner - vous Affeaions in. general,.-will find. Fkilomon's Guide to Health"' a faithful Companion and an amusing :Ii sfruelur : in short, no. Person who values the enjoyment via good state of - tlealth will be a moment with pat be c ing .possessed of this, useful,. cheop, valuable, 4nd impottant Publication. • . , N. It. The Postage or all Letters to the Dodor must be paid, and ins. as a Fee, enclosed tor Advice. . _ The Cordial Bztlin of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are r• Sold by keintiant, Hamhurgli ; R. Bach, Pearl-street, New-York ; 'Mathews, No. I£l, Strand, London ;- and in Bath, by Bazar'; Bristol, But in ; 'Brighton, Gregory ,;llaz - mitigharn, Kilott and Lloyd; Bedford; Smith ; Blatidtord,- Sinunons ; Bury St. Edund's, Dingle.; Cheltenham, Sc!. don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry.,R.,llason ; Colches.• ter, Key mer ; Canterbury,. SiinitiOns ; Carlisle, Vllie ; Chathan-., Ettierineton ; Chellitstbrd, Claclar ; Chester, o n ; Ctitctterter,. lipson ; t irencester, Smith; Chippenhamo ; Dublin,. Keene, No. 4, College. green; Derby, l)re Nry ; Durham,: Pennington; Dover, Neates t Devizes Lowe ; I.)orchester, Virtue ; -1),-41, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Pride , Exeter,.. Thaw man and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; (.; lo,;( es ter, Pitt, Walker; . Glasgow, MkDoitaid Liverpool, Nkr cantile Gazette O Bice ; Lco4, BMus, Holmes ; Lincoln, ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Crec:ory, Swinren ; Lewes, Pitt ; Winchester; Thompson ; Marv:ate, Rowe; :Ylaidstotie, Walker; r/larlborougti, .Harold ; Newbury, Fut ter, Atlee ; . Newcastle, Walker, I lodgson.; N•attiampron, Dicey ; Nottingham, Burbage; Norwich Stevenson and Cc). ; Oxtord; Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Hoic land ; Ports- Belarn ; keatling, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether ington ; Preston, Rerge.o ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; SOutb anipton, Baker •; Stafford, Morgan; Stamtbrd, Newcomb Sunderland, Bray'; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough, Bay ley.; Taunton, Poole ; • Tunbride,e Wells, Sprange ; Wells, Ev 1 • 11 .t: _,W.ePnot4h. Wood ; Windsor, Blake.neyi . York, •Wolstenholine ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingclopi. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40 , CHARING - CROSS . DR. WILLICH, lite Physician- to the -Saxon ;Ambassador at the•COurt of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encycloptdia, Treatia on Rci;irnen, &c. &c. &c. approves and recommends to' the immediate notice of the Pubiic•at large-fand•those in particular Ivlio are goin4 to the Wc6t. Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that May, bc,.or have , been subject to Pestilential Disease) tile Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. • Charing-cross,. London, to. 'Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. -Tlae' most possitiv'e testimonials .frem pr o fessi ona l men, and other respeztable persons, inay be seen in pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the Warehnhse, which not only proye'i•in the fullest manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady-the •Yellow Fever,;but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of nealth in a hot climate. " The above invaluable Article Is sold in' Boxes, ,r;ith full Diredions . .(sanEtioned by Or; WiLt, zen), in case•ot' an at_ tack of, any kind of fever, at One Guinea each, suilkient for one Petson for Tweli , e Months. ' • FOR BRUISES,' SPRAINS, BPIF. OMs TISMS, &c. &c. Dr. STI FRS's OPO.DE L DOC. ( - 4 Au TloN.—on the 01,tsi:tte of the Wrapper. on each, Bottle of the real Medicine a Stamp is fixed, in which is Engraved " F. Newbery, /s/o. 45, St. Paul's;" and over the Cork of the Bo(tle a Label is pasted ; with these . Wards; " Dr.Steers's Oppdeidoe, prepared by 1. New bery..r All, those which are sold without these Designations are gross Counterfeits. •• The Public are requested to attend to this Caiution, in con-. sequence ofayi Imp}osition.which has been prefised by cer l tain Vendors of Medicine, who, under Cover (Ai Connexino . in Tract with Mr. •Newberyls Hotise, have not onlY'aOld in LOndon,*hat, by travelling found the Country, • have disse-, ntinatc threugh the Retail. ELI parts of the King dom, large quantiti,n, ola spurious preVaLttion of this Opo deldoc‘; iu tha.Bills of iYiredions ok , vlrich the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charhig,cross, and Mr. Neivbery, of, St. Paul's Church. yarq, are mad-, use of, itiorder the more - coinpktc;iy to d.ectee unsay Purdia‘sers. The. genuine OpoJeldoc is pr,Tared and sold by F;. I,lzw bery 4rlFl 4Ltits,,N.q. - 45, St. Paul's, dfi the. Coach-way, a te.v DoQrs Lothian, in Bottles, price as. 130 . each, duty iriztadeq; and sold by their Appointment, by Dieey and Suz.um, ,Bott• (.21tur,:h-yard ; Bacon and 06. Na. L5O, and I. V i lchihil;, Na.. 76, Oxford -street .; J. Wade, 014 Buial-st.e,:t ; Bayley and Co. CoLkspar-street ; I. War:i, Middle-"row, 1-16}gar:: "I:,utt, Royal Exchin ge ; ‘o. Clarke, Borough, ; as :.by J..EHarris,•S,..,,c6itif berg, 13 .;- , 11.-,54; . ! r , :r, at , tik: Corner of 1.0.6a:e.,;;:t. ~, T 4MV-ILUZ(,, 4itk.,. .strp.,!,!-I\'V, 7 .Z."'"..^-• — ..!...r., .'- 1,L.4 • -",:te,;V.t ~ ....,•":,-,,,:-::, .c_ - ---;,7 - 4-e - •A o r? -r-nl- •4 , tit. , --RA,-_-- 141;.-,.- l'-"l,r - : . sf-Y-Z•z --- .: ,/,',,,,t.t. o:4\e , p. , z.- • -•— i :-N, ; ,:i i ,. N\'' 0,1? ,• • A , • 7C TUA LLI NG' 19 JI:E; .S'ett. 20, 1204. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -A- .111 S :11,4yEST.Y.' s NA 1 7 Y do herebygive Notice, That on Tueid.zy the 9 , h of fia:ber next, they he rea6. to re ceive Tenders in . writing (sealed up), and -treat for the .iittt ( . 9 V what FRESH !VAT ER shall be regyirrd f.,r the use gills .Majesty's Ships and Pessels at and in the vicinity of Falmeuth, for Twelve Months .artain,: and further until Sixlliontbrnctice Shall be given on either side for the ter,nination thereof; the_nt.di of payment eo-6a 4y p.D.olde, with interest, 99 days af r • The Conditiomr of the CoNtrals may be :rev at the Seerrtag's Ogre, at 7i,is. Office, or applying . to the Colleflor of the . Cu stoms at" F.zlimr4qh. - No regard will he 1411. , ; any Tender in which the Price shah not he ilisen'ed in words at length, or that, shall not be delltiered to the . Boarof heflor, One o'clock f,n the said Tnesa'sfy, .the-g - th C47:- ler next, nor yaless:the Pers.n who makes the Tender, or some, iiirson on his 6,4,7l,l:'n!t r ends. tnnstlir,..ts , ben called 1.6 r. fol 1 o win! wi:re ieceivei iSii:() 1) UM, i4O. 9, - , • placc. • _ I),F. A R sta,- TjEktll4l2 Mt to request you will have the goon.A, • -rie,ss to' puhi v ish my case; for,t berieAt of, t he, aascre4,, I have suffered for pony years Linc(c.4 'a divadful nervous dis order, insorrrie:t as :t entirely fkb:.orbed an ttiy w hole. system. Various advice frOrn the Faculty have and liaie tr;ertrtrnr oftheadieritsea r.:- ctivng any beneht whatever, until forturiativ rwomm , ..nd.d to 'make trial of your • fitE RYOUS C"i)RI)IAL. which, thanks to heaven and you, --have perfeelly restored me to health and spirits. I shall ever zicknowle'dge with gratitude 211Cletc'ein. t:te bbligairon• , r am tin I, r to vote, Lull a M wish r.:sp,:ct, your much oblfged, :and huirm,eS...,Y.,.,t, WILLIAM WILCuX. No. 12, E.Ast-place, Lambeth, Aug 4, 18.,3. ' West Cows, March 24, 12 0;• A Letter' from S.tephen I3urridge, Captain of the Cowes : as sage Boat ,to Mr.Alexancler, Merchant, of Portsm o uth. Silt—My - C.lllld, when he was two years of iu{e, was af-' flicted all over his body with a dangerous Scorbutic Corn plaint, liaffled the skill of the faculty, and'in vain 1' tried all tu,wr ql:adveitisea Mediciites :.until recommended, by a Friend 'tvho ty4d e"xperiien.:ed the _good effi.tels 'of Dr. BRODUAI's, BUT.; N k•L'A L Ul', of which L gave toy,, Chill butt afew Bottles 'of the Dador's incomparable •Medi s eitie,_ which in the course of a small period eiteCted a per sect Cure, and which is now three years since, and no re. turn of the Complaint has ever been visible. I Al Sir, your huinhle Servant, STEPHF.NI liUlt{tlDi E• VVitnes, S. ALEXANDER , Ilef . ol,lllt,Ptiftslllotktil . • T.!te Botanical Sy rutia..nd k,stpr'Aive Nervous Cordial, o be had at the house, No. 9, Albton-strect, i3lacktriars.road, in Bottles at :l. zs. t Ls. and'6.s. (duty included.) N. $.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Sw TON, FellOw of the loyal Col leg., of Physicians, London), maybe consulted from ten till three ; orbY letter, cunwining the usual tee. *** A Five Guinea Bottle contains Six at 12s. NXTHEN Professional Men of Educ a ti on an d Responsibility deviate from the general System by the selettron of a peculiar branch, the sanztion of long tinned success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three- Disorders, and the successful result of my plan Rives :rte additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am . able, the ravages of those Complaints witch are the most important.in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After nittlation into • every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,' f formed a visit at an Orly period of Practice to rescue dividuais &bin the ignorance Of uneducated men, or the' equally dangerous precipitiincyot general Practitioners. The Thice Di,,3rders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, compfise. every species of VEN E REAL I grr EXTION, whether of a recent or long du.' ration: - 2.dly, Alt kinds - or - -debility, whether arising from • the hahrts..of .boys, yr thg ifidulvnces of mature , age : _NIA, lastly, t.iat derange:neat of toe system in wo. tnen which is ca 1,1,1 .:3 A R REN N E SS, or STERI.I.ITY. Numerou's• Diswses are the result of ignorance, or haste in cite treatitent of a simple. Q.otiorthteit; . and it not uh r -_ trequently happens that 'toe seeds of Lite are polso.,ed by the indiscretion of an unguarded a's uperiOr me-% thou such Complaints are easily cured ; and; even hgrc & utile likve 'failed, I trust that may presume to - offer tactical re-establishment. - .1' , Few, howeVer, are tlre cases of complicated clistresi in this disorder, compared Ivith calamitous situations of Men, wri.), trom in a solitary vie, or the • pre'Valenr 'gaieties of •a fashionable life, aclitire 'that - state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of 'such pernicious habits.' • • • • .. "• - Where the unhappy st:fFerer 'broods over misery, but carefully conceals ins misfortune, it may be swile: latior. for liiiii'ito;know, that'altnottgh it be an objedi of 0 • doubter uncertainty with otiier rractiti , ners, the removal of these Dericiencie.• by. tne gradual - progress of Itenova-• tion, is the acquirement of sly Experience. If the rites of . 15aceiris or Venn's have- began to' reClU,:e•Manly vigour,' • much anxiety he prevented, by an early Counterac. tiOli Of this iailguid State ; ana in these cases, no great • diificuity will occur. - but where tics Denc.iiencv has for years a propel pet - severance is indispensably , equisite to revive the slum ! berth.; iiiiarkk of Lite, aiid to re-animate the Con,tit,nic.n. MA..I2kIT. WJNll„who have .long been disappom!t,rl in tneii• expeelations of a Family, m a y be assured, tri,t in most instances, such deice - is - are curable by Medical skill. , Tiie secresy winch so essential to my undertaking, •and the qualiticatioils - Wll , Ch 1 haVe presumed to state, form the basis ot --my pretensions, and in coincidence wito such this imiinai - ion is F,iven, that Sir. lire,: may. be COilsult,d Personally,. or by Letters a small Nose), at his house, No. 29, street. strand, near Teityle Bit, it Tnei- is .e n 'i•idn - 1 Lf-In •in adjoirilris ; i the NEtine is on both the doors. . • tViartiit it roe, 11. inbcr. os t,l4e - itol al C6:l, ge of Surj :COW. P \ r ';4 -55) It, ;i: I, 1 , 1 , 4 'AlD•iErgr s PRICE : SIXPE.NCF: VICTUALLING OFF r \../Ih . gpst 31 , 804. rTN-1 E-C-0111IWISSIONERSf9r PI(PUTILLI.;G d ii - ZiTY's N:41 1 "7 If bereliy givf Notice, that • f 74: ONE Si) AT the ‘.l - 6f '0,4.. next they wilt be 4•,:tff rei gp) and - treat f.r sad a tjiirs of I R IS II BE. e. P and P.: itir," in is.llf•Puneht9N.s,Tii•reei, and HarrelS, nc sh.illbe‘ey_kri, in theag•,-,-, Thomiand ievecsoi 1/.;ejiirn; f r, aid Nt . ,e I7Jaisa id Tierces of the /atter ; tq .be fthe 6,41 qua/i_;• :t; be. Cloed in the ilia. 7 7; i raiu ; 1, oc dai,v,re2 iata sty's I - 7.l:iallingSt,:,res at the Port ,f L9l. , t e,!. by the e/q of Jan aav , a Artier c , ; e.• third ;..zt-t eV . t;e-c7,1 cJ Fob,- tia,;", and the remain ~,r tart ti. , eirqi . of illa(-ch,. 1315 ; aid tt., be paid f.r t,y• after dale. _ . 4 "cis q...ea,tiiy 4;644 Five ItstA4reel Tierces of each •Sit4.;eies 7.4. i(! 6e .t.iNittca', The toilitl,:7l,r-'af thi , Coltrael .may he : st'en a! the Secretary's Office,. at ,tiffs 01,5er, 44 - by applyi4 to Mr. Datt.sterz,l:l,, the 4getrt foqbe Cork t, the Collea9r. F.l f /is jeJtj , ' i Cm,stom fat Limerick, Beyast,'Neimy, aria 1 1 / a teifirti,s aid to the, Poitru s t e r _ Gr,era/ at Dr.blin,-reelealvt,j,. jVu regard 7a..111.6e had to . asr Tender in which,4:e :bail not 6e inserted in words at leagth, cr that sieq t 'l ,not od to the Board before 12,,e or(doc1; c:n,the said Wednoday the 3.4 oa-6er, not Itnlest the Perro7 who ntaes th . e Tender, or some Fusers on bit hebalf, attends, to answer, when called for. bESIRAB,LE gsTAJE TI vio - rDA LE, COUNTY OF 10 ) }0.3tiRGH. . TO'BE SOLO BY PUIP.IC AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Cofne-house, Edinburgh, on 11,101lilay the - 29th of October next, bawixt the hours of Two and Three in the Afternoon, if not previously disp o sed rof by • l'iivate Bargain, iE-LANDs and. ESTATE of T1V.1017- C )x e r f:li,, l in the Parish of AIINTO, and County of . . f L alids..are situated on th.: north B an k o f t h e Ti v i o r, t ' miles. f rom Hawiek, six from fed - burgh and sixteen 4 " h„, Kelso ( a ll P ost T owns), a n d forty-seven from Etlin 4,.,'''?•ln They are' of excellent quality, and consist of 266 Acres,, well enclosed, and properly subdivided • Dir t .> are partly lett to a Tenant upon a Lease, which ex- Wilitsanday, 11 0 7, - and pirtly i n the: natural pOsses: :') the Pr.prietor is a• handsome Modern Mansion ten si ' v l upon the, Pretnisei, commanding a beautiful and ex.- C;artk,,Prospeci, w i th su it a bl e Oif 4 ces, and an exellent Ail k "‘' trictos , d with a high Wall, and well stocked with fr ) ftt F ruit-rfees. " ,E.itAte,4l-rirelA - a Freehold Q,.alification, the Land . is 4 : ( . l Lis been redeemed, and -the Teulds purclvise 1 here Ittrt(niti:c.lerable quantity of full groWn k‘ upon the Pro: (IY, besides•other 'thriving and emens•ive Plantations. these witol: it it , a place well deservmg the attention of th e -e who "re (1 1 .1,,irolis of a finished Country Seat in one of rnost deliott-41 situation, iifShiotiand, I,2_Qt further .pdructildrs, appl.catiolli may be made to the Prtetor, Tavi ot Ba,dt, or to 13ii.i:rson, Esq. h itt er to t h e win.) will srizw the TII:e "leds.and Articles of Sale. .‘