The Sun. — London, England, 1806-07-08 00:00:00

NUMBER 4 3 D. ANNUITIES FOR LIVES. VVANTED to. be Borrowed, by rthe'Valted Pa rishes of St. Mary-le,flow, St. Pancras, Solier-lane, and All Hallows, Honey-lane, London, for the Repairs of the Parish Church of Sr. Mary.:lB-linw, in Cheapside, a - fur. ther Sum - of Money, , not exceeding the S'irn or 7001: , upon Annuities for Lives, to be named .hy,the Lenders. No Sunt to 1 - ,e accepted less than. he Sum of 2001. . All Pers us willing to advance Money for the 'purposes atbresaid are desired to send their Proposals in writing, men tioning the Sum they are willing to adVance, and the Life or Lives :.-04.1 Terms upon which they are willing to advance the same, talllessrs. Nicholls and Nettteships, Solicii ira for the said Parishes, at their Meuse, at Grocers? Hall, Poultry, of whoa: further particulars may. be known. l MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ' LI, PER SONS - in possession -of Incomes, . . _ arising; trent Freehold, CUpytiold, 01 , ,Leasehold 'states, in Land'or Houses, Money in the Funds - , - Rent A Charges, Marriage 'Settlements, Widows' jointures, An nuities-, Patent Places, Church Livings, or :my other cer tain Income tot Life,. may be supplied with temporary or pernancia Surns' of Money to any Amount, by paying An nuity I n test tor the same. ' •.The r‘sonlity and Gentry of _known Proliprty, or their Ileirsonav oe accommodated on their personal security ; . and in any . instance where the single security of an indivi dual may be,de;:ined insuitici,nt, the addition of :inother persoil to 'guarantee the . payment of the Interest will re. in.ive the objection ; aim, in sit cases, Principal at thei+ own opriY.n. .__ Personal applications will i received every, Four &Clock ; ar,l - Letters froth COrresinilcors rn T0,,,i or Country ;post paid) will be answered,, by ad dressing to the DireAor of Alit; Knights'oridge Bank, at his Town House, N,o. 8, Lolier loan-street, Golden-s4bare. THE . improved PEI °ME TER, or , WISER, wnich when worn in the Pocket, ascopams the distance (he Wearer walks twice Two Guineas) Sold by SPENCER ant PERKINS, ,Watch-makers, No. its, West End of Newgate-streer f winos/ 4 4 troin - Snow,itill, on a:count of the I mpwittinents there); who for near thirty years have fabricated these Machines ; and though they do rot claim the Inver.fo n, WheingAltriost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet ;•.11- thar ever ,came to their knowledge have: been so . rude id. their shape, inConvenent.,in wearing, an?l, ificorrea in theirperforinance, as to have been soon laid by a.s.usele“ • , This, which they take the liberty•to offer to the l'uhlic,_is' ejegapt in.ifselt, most conveniently used, I),eriectly correct' adt .what is deirable in all lkticlunes of Fancy, exceeding . efte-ip; not lialle`ti; be out of order, and is a most aimusing- Comonion to Gei:tlemen, who are tond of Walking and Shnatat -• FL:owing "t:lerhseivc, the great Improvement lately mace Itas carried it to its tiltialat , :rn; they take' this method of malcing it public, .to.hz:::111" ; ; rtiernlveS atdeast.the credit, been*irtiteriat:y ., injured Mt& IhV6 copied their Mataines; Massed them oil' tb G:pitrlr• - tiiien as their own Inventions, though at much hikher,prtcetc' k w very 'Ma interior or, • • •... • • - • • • -Chs PORT • • • FOR' PI . IELIC - SA.LF Ait the Crownsinn, ort Thursda?„ the 17th of July; 005, at "I en (VC lock in the, Poriai. on, • • ,rrHE Good 'Spanish .gi4ip JOSEPITA' al R L I. LA ; stinatesteril, 4liout 160 tons med.- sifreine- . new', remarkably st row, built, has ....co flush Decks, well icond in- Stores, and would make an excellent 41I.dcket, I '5111 1 ,4 ,- 4 tor any Tride where dispatch is•retpired; t4ing ‘: y ttsl sAler„ofegnlarNly C4ndentned asl r iiz,c to Ws Iltlajesry's Africa.: Isaac IVoolley ' •Es(l. Captini. • which-w ill.be sold her Cargo, viz. • ,For Exportation. 440 „Dags'Suv.ar. • - • - eiices3. • .Nor Home Consumption. . 93 Bales Sarsaparilla. - • - i 6 Serous Cochineal. • 4 Bags Allspice,-• • - soo Hides in. the• 25D Pieces ot.llicieS,, • is Tons Logwood. `To be Itiewc,l-at the Brokers' Ware/Int - se wo aays . beffre the Sale, and Catalogues and Inventories had by applying to Messrs. Nylon and (.;rentell, Agents, Castle haynard, London; or • MATTHIAS M ar'?. Point • IV I L I.IAM TURNER, S Woken. . Cosport, dine iBo6. ::• . •WEvmouT FOR EXPORTATION, TO BE . SOLD`BY AUCTION, By. J. 11 CHARDS, • On NVednesday the 2.3i1 Day . of luly, 1806, and following I)ays. at ttie Cro'wn - Inn, • THE whole of CARGQ of the jULIANIA, .1 ANS C. Cll ART ENS Master, on a .Voya6e from rgh, gourdeanx, andCoininia, to Senegal, copsiStirig of a Q ~iiitity of well-assoi - ted IrontnobOry ; Brass Pans,' and fin Ware; Amber, Comit Glass, and oilier Beads;. a Pair of elegant Pier. Glasses, 'Plates 'S 7by inches a few Tiints - framed and glazed; a tew Articles; of enrious and good Nlahogany Ilousehold Furniture; a large ciiislitity of Blue Guineas.; Pieces of 'heeting, Dimity, Gingham,Cloth, Kerseyincres. &c. Bouts, Sh4,es, and Flats; Wines, Cordials, ail(' Brandy Fruits iii Cases Nine and Brandy in - Fleigsheads; a Quantity of Tobacco; Flit and Halt Fiat • Batilron•incl Nail Rods, with various other Articles. - • Appears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of Gui nea Marke!. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalnites, apply -three Mays previous to the Sale, t0..N1r., john Horsford, Mr. Sa- Tnuel V,'e.ton, or the Broker, Mr. lames Richards, 'Sale to O..gin 'each Morning at Eleven 'o'Clock. lIERFPORDSHI kF, • -TO BE SOLD - liY _AUCTTON;. At the the King's Head Inn. 'Ross, Oil . I'hursdity _the 24th of July inst. between .the I lour.or Fpur hro-Six in the Af ternoon (subjea to the Conditions of Sate to be then pro .4luced), , . AVery'Valuable - FREEHOLD -ESTATE,' late the properfy or Hero it A braliall Lloyd, Esq: de .ceased, .situate in the Parishes of Foy and townhope, in the county of fleretwd, about Miles from Ross and ten from' Hereford; one of the best Sitiratiolis" on the Fianits of the Wye: . ' Lot t. A Capital Messuage, called Carthage, with egten- Sivo Gardens. Grove of Oaks, aid the Farm adjoining, Con. taiping about 76 A. 2 R. 37,P. of Orcharcling, Arable Land, and Meadow Ground or superior go rho' to convenient Inclo ' sures, with lAOod Fences and Farm P..oidings, great pail . ot ' which have,been lately erected, now in the possession of Mr, .Kidcout, whose Lease'expires the td of February, 1807_ Lot 2 A Messuage and Farm, t ailed, Coles Farm adjoin. ing to Lot 1, corisiiding of an excellent Farm , house, Barns, Stable, - Granary, &c. and about tirA. 3R. aP. of Or . charding, good A rable Land, Meadow and Pasture Ground, very improveable, now in 'the p-ssession of Mrs Evans, un der an old Lease., which expires on the 25th Nfla'Cli,lSoj. Lot 3. A Wood, called the Park,of Eaton, coritaining about , A. 6P, of prime Oak corwice,ihe 'neater I o of thirteen years growth, with a great number of Timber Trees standing therein,. mostly Maiden Oaks, • -Lot 4. Another Wood, called the Short Coppice, adjoin- illy, Lot 3, c,:ntaining about, r 1 A. t R. 24 P. of priine.Oak Coppice of thirteen 'years growth, - and, Many Timber Trees therein, twist ly 'Maiden Oaks. Lot c. A Moicry of a valuable Fishery in - the River-Wye, called I ngestone f fishery. The Land-tax of the whole is redeemed. • Richard 'the Wood Ward, resides near the Wood&, alai will sliew the s - kine. Lots 1 and 2 may be viewed with leave from the Tenants: . • • • • _ . _ For other partiLokrs'apPly ,to lohti Moore Green, Esq. of Cagebrouk . ; neor fieretord ; Messrs. Ihrd And Stock, of liereronl ; or .Mr..Hitrycy,.of ItoSs; where a Map of the k4ute may be seen.— Letters (pusilmict)i.h4 atteo:ted to. ~~ k \ _~\ \]. ~~ ~ .~. ~ Or , ' 1 1 , il4:. • or f ‘.,... AAtt 44 1 l ' i t?, • V:. -.:. ' 4 7,;;; , ,, ,4 • .W4ti, . 2 I. : ' o. ' . . ...---11.71:4'7';V: i 'il . 4V6:i i ' ...! i . 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The Orders of Country Booksellers•for the above named ‘Vorits are executed on advantageous terms. .. .. _ ..e.• . . ,•,,,,,•.,. ••• 1. „.,. -,.... •, ... %, ..... . TUE S D 4 Y . ,: JULY 8, 1800. SALES' OF ESTATES. BROCK-I-UM. WARFIELD, TO BE SOI.i) BY AUCTION, • • By Alf. SMITH, On the 'Premises, ort Thursda:y; luly to, 1806, at Twelve o'Ciock; Very Getitbel COTTAGE, with Coach-house, I Stable, harden (fully.,plqiited) and Shrubbery ;- in .the occupation or a very respectable whiyare quit ting. the same; ple.asantly situated at Brock-Hill, Warfield,' in„the County or J3erks, eight. ..mileS fr4 t in Windsor, and ten trout Re 'ding. Toe Coach . passes 'The anove Estate is Copolld of Inheritance, suhjea to a fine.of zs 'OA and an annual qiiit-rent of 6d. - - .Printed• Particular& to he had ,of klr. Smith, Auaicneer, No. 9, New Broid-street, near the Royal Exchange ; at Windsor; alotat the Bush, Staines. B,ROCK-11iLL, WARFIEI.I) . , BERKS. TO BE SOLD 'BY AUC:I'ION, By Mr. SAIITII, On the Premises, on Thursday, luty. so, - .,10)6, at T‘i , erve o'Clock,' Neat and. Genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR ' - ,N !TORE and li FFG CTS, t ite roperty of . en tlernan leavin.t his frOuse, at Brotk- Hill, Wadield, in the County'a Berks, eight miles' from Windsor) and tell from Readn% Cat,,iog,ues may be had on the Pte , mTses; of 111 r Smith, Ne. 9, Nvw Broad-Strtet, and at Windsor. VILLA, near BAGSIIOT , ana WIND. SOP, GREAT PARK. TO BE SOLO ItY AUCTION,. By. Mr. !...`.11.111' At Garraway's 'Change-alley'; London, on Tnursday, r 7, to 6, at Twelve 'Ain.FREEHOLD ESTATF, 'comprising a Mode-th :tad very•.c, , orplete ..Dwegnig-house, tivitit 41nuble (2 , ,, , ..n,use,.Stabling for ten horses, itarns, walled Gardens (planLd ,with Fruit-trees), inclosed Yartils, tint and Siacces. sion onuses, Paddock, Pleastne-uouvviF, fish-pond:;„ acd fu ft- grown- Sh ru bery, intersecle*s.v it h G ravel. walks, well timbered„,togther with tide Ltasehold Pastdocks, only sepa rated by the Western Roof, by a l'ale Fence and' Qtnck • Hedges,, 'pleasantly • sitnated , ' at Shrub's-Hill, Whnusor Forest ;.2.1 rniles from London, tz from .Guildford, and 7 iroin Windsor,..with gped,Roads at all Seasons '; pOs • •• • ses,slng many 44:1cal advantages.. • - • - • s •-• Printed Parficulara may be 'talon the Prenriszs ; the Bnsh, at Staines . ; ut Mr. Smith, Nu. 9,' NetV ]trued-street, and at Winds,,r„ GEN I'EEL KESIDENCE;iIeirDOAKING, SURREY. • • .• TO SOLI) - BY 'AUCTION.,. • • ". 1 57Grtaivay's7 Goitre house, I.Ont4in, on ,-Thurs;lo}4,,j ply 1.7, iBO. at Twelve o'Cl(“:k.. A FREEHOLD ants COPYHOLD - ESTATE, TX . , :comprising a Very complete, s , 4:)stantial, and well bails •13iirk ana Stables. Gardcti.i'k.-isgre-groulid, an C Snru'a'aery, containing at!ont two:Acv::: ~tunal. on a ilacii,ing eminence. The Cutinnii ct:n,.!. in a C.:au!iin I di versitiNi t'ountry, and in the vrcinit) , of the most iestietlable Neighboiirhood ; a small tram• porkigg,.24 nines from London, and 3a from Brighton. . Tile .neat andgentecl I-look:hold Furniture niay.lw taken at: a fair valuation. ' 'be viewed by application to Mr: Chnsernan, liolde?; king„of .particulars may had ; and of Mr. sinitb,, No. q...t:Jew Broad-strict, near Inc Royal Ex change; nd Beek. CAPUL'AL T(JWN - RliSI t)r.'NF, FIELDS. TO BE SOLD LW AUCTION, Py l‘kssrs.'HOGC4AßT and PHILLIPS, (Successors tc.l Mr. Sruithj, • At Garraway't Coffee : house, Corn.:hill, on Friday, thd rtth . . . . • Julyinst. at Twelve, : (By Order Of the Assignees of Mr. R. Bent, Merchant) AMost Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE . ; comprising, a spaciouS excellent Family House, in comp:tete order, and substantial repair, conveni ently situate for a Merchant or Protessional Gentleman, • No. 46, Portugal-row, Lincoln's Inn Fields. The House `contains numerous: Bedchatubers, spaCious elegant Dining, Orawing, ,and Mornhig Rooms, Libraiy, Gentleman's Dress ing- room, - Complete Offices; and excellent Cellariag tor -va lions Wipes, Ale, and Beer;' cheerful Garden, Ice-house, Double Coach-house,and' Sta4iing for Six Horses -ft, and Servants' (Zooms,. Couniing-house, arched Wine Vault; &c. - opening into .Porfugal-street.. In a short time after the -r rrh will be Sold by .Nuaion, on Premises, all the choice and Valudirle'Stocknf WineS, consisting of several Pipes tit* Madeira and Port,' Burgundy; Champaigne, Claret, toce. together with, the elegant Furrii- • tore, Plate, Linen, Carriages, Horses, llookt„and numerous E treas. ,TO be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, with Tic kets only,; which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips ' No. 6.t., Old Broad-street: Particulars also of Messrs.. I.eigh• and - Mason,• SOlicitors, New Bridge street, Blackfria,s; •and at Gartaway's. ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, LI NEN, BOOKS, CHINA, GLASS, CARRIA{.;ES, &c. • •,I.INCOLNts INN.l•{ki DS. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs..llOGGART and PHILLIPS, • (Successors to iv, SM I TH), ' On .the Portugal-row i Lincoln's Inn .Fields, on Wednesday, I uly 16. and Two following- Days, Ili Eleven 'o'Ctock, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Ro , bert . Bent, •Merchanr,— _ • . , . • I , HE Genuine (HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ahiut Soo Ounces of Plate, _a fashionable town-built. .Carriage, and Efl4ts ; comprising. , Mahogany •Bedstuds, with rch Chintz urstitures, prime Goose.,Beds and Betiding, Mahogany .and Japanned Chairs, capital ,Set of Dining 'names,' Wardrobes, Drawers, a Library Table, Turkey, Wi!- ton, and Brussels carp.ets, Pier . and Chimney Glasses, of large dimensions, Suite of .DraWingjooni Furniture corn_ plete, withlapanned,and Gold Chairs, Curtains to match, add Sot Tables, an eiti.;ant Assortment oT China and GlaSs, Plated Articles,. Copper, Vevytet, and numerous,A rtieles.— The' choice Stock of Wines will be sold on Thursday the • . May be viewed , One"day previous to the Sale, awl Cata-: - lognes had on the Premises•; . ot Messrs' Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge street,, .Blnckftlars; and of Messrs. lioggart and ft, Broad street, Rojal Exchange. A VALUABLE and CHOICE'S - COCK of QENUINE WIN ES,' LIN'eOLN's . INN VIE LDS.' . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ~13y, Messrs. HOOGART ancl PHILLIPS, : • ( Succes s ors to Mr. SMITH), ' ~ O'n 'the Prernises, No. 46; Portugai.rlN. Lincoln's inn .1 , ieldst on ThursOay, I u1y,17, at Eleven, by Order. of the ,Assignees of Mr. Robert Bent, Merchant, A Very Choice' STOCK-of WINES, consisting of•ass Dozen of prime Old Port, 220 Dozen of parti cular East lndta Madeira, SS - Dozen of Cllret, zo Dozen of Kea and White C-hautpaoe, rS' Dozen of Old Hock, 1726; and'about. g Dctzen of Buriundr. - - • - The above Stock of Wines ate particularly recommended to the Public, and of the• nesT:quilitiei; imported b 7 Mr, .I.ltali, and will finest . tie-soid without any reserve. , • .. To be, tasted, iindcittalogues had, one thy previous to the Sale, di the PreaiSes ;..Morlantl's Coffee-house, Deiin:.streer, idno ; lied!ord Coffee , honse, CQvciit:-Gardefi ; Mcssts. Leigh anti Nlason, Solicitors; Nevv 13ridge.street, litacktriars; a n d Messrs. It . and ji az, rchtd-stneet, ne4r the itoyal Exch.na. MIDWIFERY. . THOSE Ladiet, whose 'Sittlatloll requires a Terp porarj Retirement during their, AccoUcheinent, will Meet with a Comfortable Accommodation, w,ih tfie most tender Treatment, and the greatest secrecy may be depended on, by applying to Mrs; Smith, Midwire, No. 'l2, Church street, lilacktriars- road, near pe Bridge, on the most reason abie terms. Mrs. Smith has a - Gentiernan well established for some years as Man,midwife, who will attend, if required. 'rite Children also will meet with every attention, 11 left 'to the care of Mit.. Smith.' The House is pleasautty situated, with a good Garden at tached to it, free from %pedators, which seldom happens to the lot of other Houscs. • WHEN Professional Men, of Ed uca ti on an d' Responsibility deviate front the general .Systeni by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders ' and the successful res u lt o f pian gives me additional ardor ro oppose ' as far as I am able, the rrvages wt those CoMplaints aviiich are the most importantt in the Catalogue of HUlllan Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, t formed a wish at an-early period of Practice to rescce in dividuals. from the ignorance of uneducated men, ,or the egtolly dangerous, precipitancy.* general Praaitioners. Tire Three Disorders, to the Cure of Which\ I have de. voted my - attention, -comprise every , species of N , Et\ E. R-E AL IN k'ECTION, whether of,a recent or lohg du. ration ; idly, All. kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school -boys; .or. the indulgences of mature age: And, Idstly, tnat derangethent of the system in wo men which is called 13A it it ENNE SS; Or STERILITY. Neierous, Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea;,and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of I.iic are poisoned by th e indisi:retion of an unguarded hour.--By a superior me thod4ul:h COmplaints are• easily cured; and, even where whets have failed,.. I trust that I - day presume to offer a radical ic-eStablishment.- Few, -however, are, the cases of complicated distress. in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations .01 men, from an indulgence in .a •solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, -'which is the unavoidable consequence of such , pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it . may be some conso lation for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty. with other Practitioners, the removal of these 'Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of Friy Experience. If the' rites of. liat;Chtli or Venus have began to rediace Manly vigour, much afixietv \NIB he prevented by an early Counterac tion of tins rinigaid. State ; and in these cases, no great difficUlty will occur. But where'this Deficiency has for years existed,. a proper perseverance is indispensably - iequisite to revive the slum bering 5 parks of Li! c i and to re-animate theConstitirtion. M AR lt.l F'.l) WO - 11•1F.N, whq have long been disappointed in their expedatirns of a F \ arntly, may be assured, that in Must instance, such defeas are curable by Medical skill. • The sezrzSy which is •so essential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have presumed to'state• ' form „. the basis of - my pretensions; and in •colticidence with such thus intimation is giVen, than Mr. Bree may be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. z . 9, Arundel street, Strand, near .Temple Bar, There is an additional k.ntrancie r in Water-street. alioinitig and the Name is owY oth the doors. -, Mai:itcr kat 1.1.4 Cuticte of Sutgeous. r • (V) , •. • J . .u►.'`3l `i PRICE SIXPENCE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, lane to, 1806. ictititt u hereby, given, That a Session of Oy e r L .14 , 4 Terminer and Gaol Deily( , for the Trial of Offences coriontried on the High Seai, within the Yttrisdiclion of the miralty of England. will be bold at .7artiee Hall, in the Old 11.21. ley, Landon, on Friddy the itarti .71/(y next, at Eiet.o'Clock in the Morning. WILL Mll MiRSDEAr. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 20, 15 , "6. THE P RINCIP;;IL OFFICERS of HIS MeI .7ESTY's ORD N4NCE dv beret, giv, IV,tire I /it Proposal, will be received a! their Office, in St. illa , garet. street, Westminster., on or before Thursdfy the loth of Jti y nen, jr , ,ns sueb Persons as may be. -willing to undertake the Perlormance of the LAI sTEIt Elt yo RK for Service Department, at tbe fullow!ng Stations, viz. • The Tower, Westminster, C-reenwich, Woolwich, P u rfleet, • Gravesend, and Tilbury. Farther particulars, together with the Terms a,d ConStiont of the Contra.?, may he known upon application at the •Ser,etary's. Office, in St. Margaret -thee!, any, day between tie hours of fen and Four' c'CLek, where the Pnposals we to he delivered sea:ed up, and marked on the ou t s id e ." "Croposalf Piaisterers' f - crk far Service of the Ordnance Department :" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said loth day of "tali , . By Order of the Board, R. 11. CR Ell; Secritary., N • OFFICE fir the AFFAIRS of TAXES, • Somerset. H use, June 18, t Fo6. THE CO.4I7IIISSIONERSfor SPECIAL .1 3 UR POS,ES und-r the P.K,UP 4R I" AC r s%o ice, That on the payment of the Dividends' to Leconte due wt the it/i July next, silt of;the`Public Revenue at the Bank of I:flgtana, the South Sea flou;e, or elsewhere within their furisdition, they will be rea,ty to gs - ant.the 4110 w. 1;4 . Exemptions to .I% , reign.. err, and other pu. - pcses iiireard by the raid 4,9,,•zczith as. Much pediii,n as the nature of the Proof will allow ; and for the preven.. 11 , at of del. y, thy recommend /Mos-flies and Agents,-having•Claims for Exemptions,-tofta-ward the Particulars replited, that the De positions may be prepa , rd, which will be re'urnet to tben for ve.. .7 - 0 - cation as soon - after the Accounts can be cheque,' with the Uivi deni Books of the several Conzpanies Fy"whom payment is made as is praaica4le. Ali fitt , , - rsties or Agents,wbo have omitted toe/ail,' tbeir Extmil:ons on Dividendr J,r the Years 1 , ;03, 18 03 , and IBes, are required to transmit the necessary D.cuments for that purpose -without delay. • By Order of the 13,ard, [TINTER. This Day was publii:ltzd, :he Third Edition, in Two Vaturnes, tzirno. price gs.' in ' boar(ls, of ' ESSAYS, in a SERIES of LETTERS to a FRIEND. By the Rev. JOHN FOSTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst f -Rees; and Orme, itternos ter-row. " To declare at once our opinion of this hook, we must say, that we have seldom perused any publication pith more pleasure. He is, on tile wnole, irmost masteriy writer, per. spicuous,acute, protuind, and eloquent. He appears in every page the warns supporter of the best interests of mankind ; he writes with a deg: :e of feeling anti energy which is highly captipting. His style is uncommonly excellent."—Anti. - Jacobin Rcview, lan. 1805. ,‘ We are highly gratified when we meet with a writer who, to a view-ofprofound and original thought, together with just views or religion and of morals, joins the talent of recommending his ideas by the graces of imagination a-id the powers of eloquence. Such a writer we have the floppiness of reviewing at present."—EcleCtic Revew, Nov. iSos. A` Almost every page indicates a more than ordinary pene tration into the springs 'of human nature, and a bold and original modeof thinking on all subjects. His style is vigo. Taus. Readers of every class will find.in the perusal of these Volumes a rich store of entertainment and instruction."-- Annual Review, 1805. 14 To , TI t IOM B AS I TA S Y L e o R, O Esq.. - • t o. ew ion Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, 180 t. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since.the year 1790, 1 - have been Iralicted with the LuesVene rea - 'which,' from - its obstinately resisti ng every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing. several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged front the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate natur e . I n t h e spring of last year my clisorder hild got to tucil a head, as nearly, to put a period, to nay existerce had a large ulcer •on the crown of head, one on each arm, and thy legs were broke out in a frightful manlier ; right,was dread. fully painful, and hail been in.a stag, of.ulceration for the last seven years ;,my left - had also • two - large nodes On it, was very much discoloured, and g a v e me suc h excrutiat ing pain, : particularly when vvarni ih bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr.' )...Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them he're), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 bettan to do on the; 76th of May ; in the cour se of a fortnight, 1. began to recei're benefit—in little mare than a mouth, the ulcers on my • heed and - arms were soundly healed--soon after, the -sores on my legs healed .also; leaving, - however, consiuerable diseeloitracion in the-. skin, and pain in the bone oldie left, Which, by the sing of God, and 'a little longer perseverance' inlyour inva luable Medicine, subsided ;, tie nodes dispersins, the skin regaining its natural, hue, and tin: nocturnal pains. g ra d ua ll y going o ff : I thus became, by your liberal_ advice and Me dicine, pethztly , free from all my termer complaints—' I I have'recovered my former tpirits and 'strength, and inn be come jolly and fat, in ;which .state navingeontinued many months to the astonishment of ail, who knew me, I am at a loss in what tennis to expre - ss my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other sutKtring mortals, to, make thks' my case.as public as, possible, as I shall on every . occasion; in so (toms, you 'will greatly oblige,- Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, AI , LX . AIURKIR. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure ; lOHN THOMPSON, N0..3, Zklov Poultry Market ; and lOHN WjNTasH, Old Asseinbly- Close; Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole" Proprietor, • THOMA:i Lox, Member of the : Royhl. College of Sur geons, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six • • years,• in a practice particularly diretted to • the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Facts of, Generation, with :that inviolable secrecy, which men of his profession shelld always observe in such cases, he flatters hirnseltrthe advice anti- assistance he gratuitously • administers to persons taking this Medicine, will fe esteemed, by a, discerning Public, as an .hdvantage darn attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by, his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distanc.e,'at the - Pertitmer4 No. js,. St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, Pao. 10 : 3„ Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborougles, Ncr: 7, . Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steells, Btkkseller, No. 1, Uniou-row . , - Little Tower_ hill ; Mr. Baxter's, So u thbridge; Edinburgh ; Mr. Mac ,donad, Glasgow ; Mr, Callweirs, Dublin; and .by . one ,person in every corisideitible town in Great Britain and re_ land, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up %oith - full and plain directions, whereby 'perionS or either sex may cure themselves with 'ease, speeo, secrecy, aim safety... N. 13. Every Box sold in Great liritain is sealed up With - .a Stamp, 00 which, by favour the Contra; isstoners is printed, at the Startup culler--" T Taylor, Nea iitidge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, 'and all others are Counterfeits. 1 IRE N>, "Jr.