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'THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 1 a, will be a GRAND GALA, andBRILLIANT EXIIIBIT-10N of FIR E-WORKS.- Admission Three Shillings. • THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS' in London having receiyeclaccounts from various parts olEngland, complaining of-the number of irregular ,Pradi tioners, calling themselves Physicians, who exercise the Pro fession of Physic without Authority, and in many instances' without due Qualification ;,feel it their duty to apprize the Public of the legal provisions to obviate this eyil,•and to re, fer them to the List annually printed by the College (which in future they will take care lo.have:ProperlY - cireulated), in order that the Names of all those may be known who, having been examined by the, College acoording•to Law, havebcen deemed competent to pradice as Physicians. gxtrad from the Ads of Parfiament of 14th and rith Henry '", . . • That it May be enaded -in this present-Parliament, that perSonsfrom henceforth be suffered to exercise or pradice jot Physic, through England; until such - . tinte- 'that lie. be el:mined at-London 'by the said President and three of the sa id Elets, and have from the said President and.E leas LO- Urs Testitnonialot tisir Approving and E - xaryrinarian;: ex iTritebe a Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, which bath ag`comiilisfliefl.al4 things fOr .hi s - form lima. any .qrAce.- • . Order_ot the College, ' DAMES HER - VEY, M.D. Register._ Tt ine 2;0306. • 13ILLIARDS TUFT the sincerest gratitude the - widow v?Tt: B I ER,. on, behalf of herself and infant Q re'', re- • ty rias Thanks to the Gentlem'en wild have - honoured her ables with their visits at the West End cf Exeter Change. si nee she was compelled' to leave the East. End, with which si to has no connedron, and hopes for their future encou'iage a ent. Fo,r the information of others not acquainted with the st tuation of her commodious ROorns,, she takeg• theltherry of that the entrance is froth the Strand, opposito-the Lvoy, two doors up Burleigh-street. In the evening a well i ghted stair-case. '• " • • • • ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.. P THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, • , A t ure, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very fesPed h illy recoininended tb Gentlemen, as being the most portahle . ,superior to any others made in London ; Milrquees, Vents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musqttitto Wet Frniture, aid Patent Brass-screw 'Bedsteads, tor East *att West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at " 4IORG4N and SANI)EkS's Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New•-invented Imperial Dining 'l•gabies, allowed to, be the most complete and Flegant set of 'ables ever yet invented, are very portable; packing in a B6x. matt ten Inches deep. • ow. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse: "•• AMNEY. rA ESSR.S: LUCAS and: Co. beg leave to inform those_that may be in want,. and desirous of borrowink . 4emporary tnd permanent Sums of Money, "and possessed cif ;',.any assignable Ploperty,. that they. may be supplied with any Sum on fair and equitable Tebris,'bypaying an adequate An ?P.Tittity interest -for the haute; as Also to those . of known Pro, ;:merty any .Sum will be advanced on their Personal Security." Personal'appliatiorts - are daily received by Messrs. Lucas 'and Cp. at No. z, lames-street, ..Adelphi, Strand ; add Let ;:n (postpaid) answered without :?clay. • 7 PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. •• . . d r 4 0 BE SOLID several . LIFE ANNUITIES of ' , Ten Potinds•per Ann. Tim peculiar advantage!-aril :log both to :tile Grantors and. Purchasers - of AiMuities of tl - it exad airinuat:Of - fol. - per Ai - in. - oa . Lives, redeemable, have induced Mr. Roberts, by the Solicita.tion of ritany. persons of the first respedability, to negotiate the samz. ' in. addition to usual negotiations. , to a targe-arriount.,-'lhe.. above will only-be negotiated for persons that have the real ability to pay, and who enjoy certain ingoines•for life fr,4nl public -A ppoi•nt spents and other sources; and respectable persons, that haveonly 6o or 701. to lay out, will, by the purchase' of a Life Annuity; find a greatadvantage, and. persons wat4ing,sniall loans a preferable plan to paying cont . :anal lv large; d iscoUnts . :tor bills. Personal applications to.Mr.i Roberts daily atsend ed to,. at his House, No. zz, cecil-streef. —Letters must be 'Vast-paid. MONMOUTHSHIRE.--VALUABLE FREEHOLD ' • ESTATES. _ re o e t a t fu ot ll6 'nke (comprising 0 - I m u . p r r t i s the . Pub] i- R t h : a S t Q i consequencen SQUlß sing tlic Manor and Advowson of Llartiniwy Skirted; N'i , ith the' Fatins, - &c.) being sold by Private Contra, the Sale by Anaion, at Gar rawa)'s, advertised _for the alith inst. Will NOT ,TAKE ELAC E ; hut that:Lois Two and Three' niay. be treated:" for by Private Contrail, on application Mr. ,Claridin No. 47; '• BREWERY, AND.WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE OF-WIGHT. TO BF SOI,D, MiCTION, • On Saturday, the ?al day off.'August, tS,6, at the Bugle Inn„ Newport, at Eieven o'Clock precisely, by Order of the ASsigtiees of I olin.Sttane, a Ban saupti ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT, on the Banks of the Navigable RiVer Mecina; in full -,'Trade; with several Freehold and Leasehold Ptiblic Houses , attached thereto, and a very considerable Trade. hi the Wine and Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public houses in the Island, and at Portsmontli,! 'Gosport, and Lymington, with a considerable Stock of Wine' and Spitits. Particulars may be had, - by application to Messrs. Clarle , and Sewell. Newport ; Mr. Steane, Newpbrt ; Messrs.! Wright and Bovill, No. 39 , Chancery - lane ; and Mr. An.; "-brey, Tookes-court, Cursitor,street, London - : and at the .; ..3ugie,-Neyvport ; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth ; the Blue ,Posts, Gosport ; the Angel, I:yinington ; the Dolphins, flSouthampton ;. and the George, Winchester: .:• LINCOLNSHIRE.. , - "-VALUABLE ESTATE, in RICH. FEEDING LAND, near SPALDING and, BOSTON. 7- ; 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE,. • Cutaway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, London, on Thursday the 14th or August, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, unless previously disposed of byPrivate Contraa,.. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of rich E EDING LAND, in.the Parishes of Whaplode and Holbeacii, eh.;lit Miles from Spalding, twelve from Boston,. , four from Holtleach, twelve from Wisbeach, all good Market Towns, and ,one hundred Ikliles front London ; consisting of -the Manor, or reputed Manor, of -Littlebury, with sundry farms, in a Ring-fence, left . on short Leases, which expire at Lady-day, tFoB, at present IoW RentS, amounting to 26571-.; .os. 6d. per annum, and greatly improvable. The Land-tax redeemed;is the Roads are good; the Estate is In a dry . COuntry, not liable to Floods, near a navigable River• ' which ' communicates at a short distance, with the GerManOcean. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on application to Messrs. Foster and Bonner. :Spalding, who will shew the Estate; of wiaoni printed Particulars may be had; at well as of Messrs. Nicholson 'and Upt on, : and of Mr. lonath,h Teale, of Leeds ; of Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and Frere, Lin coln's.lnn, London ; of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throgmortoti. , ..street, with all of Whom Plans of the Estates may b'seen.. E:attieulats may be aisQ had at.Lloyd!s and Gatraway's. • , -4\''' ' - . t. 44 - - .~- -~,- • • •On Monday the r4th inst. was published, A LETTER addressed , to Mrs. FITZH.ERBERT, IX in: answer to a Complaint' that her. Feelings bave been hurt by the mention of her Narne . in the Review ofthe Con dud, of tlie P.R E of WALES ; with Observations on th'e influ6ce . of Example,- &e. &c. &c. • 7 By N xTHAN if. I, EFfERV S, late M. P. for the City . . of Coventry. To be had at "NO: as; Pall-NI:ill, price Is. • This Day was nublisbed t P , a'rt ,I. MOI s R s i Sz t f' ; it . ;L i . 1 11 1: ( i ) n A t f r r "I 4t U SUbje6ts ;-and his Reniar',:s.through a long Lite oh Men and. Manners.' 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Pnur servir a perte4-liotiner les jeunes Gens datis la Lecture a etendre leur Connaissance de la Langue Fraiieoise ; et 3 leur inculquer des- Prineipos de,Vertu et de Pike. .Par. LINDLEY MURRAY. • Phil:tett for Jai -net - nap, HurA, Rees, and Mine and Dar:. 10n and Harvey, concltin ; Wilson 'and. Spence; York ; and Constable and CO: Edipburgli. : • • " Mr. Murray is ' . entitled to great cottmendation for the care•and judgment evidently diSplayed in t he,uselu 1 Col ledion witiCh is Watirally what it professes to be ; and is, of course, well calculated for the purposes which its Author intrided.to aceomplish. 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Mr. Fuller ton, 'Minister of West Horsley. • • . • Miss Ann. Williams, of .Laytonstone, Essex, had violent Fits frotn-herinfancy till she was sixteen years of age, when, by taking Dr - . Howell's Powders, she was pertently cured. Witness, the ReV. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Lay tonstone, who for this great blessing publicly returned thanks to the. AlMighty in his Chapel on the Loth of November, r 799. Thig sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patronage of His Majesty, -by Dr. Howell, Fellow of the King's College, • mid is sold •at his House, No. 78, High •Holleora,. London, and no where else, at Los. 6d. a Packet ; in which is in elosati a Treatise, written by the Podor, on the above-men tioned }Letters, •.. . ,All Letters, post-paid, duly answered; and the Powders sent to any cart of. the united Kingdom, TREASURY aFFIOE, 7'OICER, • July, i 7, 006. IT appearing that several Debentures signed by the 4. Right Hon. and lion. Bard of Ordna,ce, for the /airily.) Quarters ,ending the 3 ist December, .£80 . 5, have not been presented for Payment, have therefore 'Parucurat'ly to request the favour of those Persons holding such Abe/ash-es may forthlvith transmit thins to this office, in order that the same may belmmediately disc charged. ALEXANDER DAVISON, ,Trea3nrer of the Ord,ance. TREASURY OFFICE, TOWER, e •- yu : s , 1 7 , 18.6. . INXTOTIQE is hereby Given to,Con(rd6 z ors serving His Majeity's Ordnance wit . h S;ot'es, that their Bill., is the 31st March lust, will he in course payment this (pa' tbe ing Dqyr—Mcniy for that purpose will this Day he issued to site.- ALEXANDER DAVISON. • • . TlTaStaer of the Ordnance. VICTVALL LNG 0 FFICE, :7, 18,;-.6. _ r rHE co avkassro asAr VICTUALLING I EJ18,1174,7 TV's Aryl Vl' do i , er - ekr g-ivr Notice,. lhat ort FrielaY the 25ti , 'bey 'Se ;ea ir to receive . Tenders,, in Writing (seated up i, and trea, fr Three 1-1,7.1, Ton, & f M COVADO SUQAIt t tq be ans..: er..2ble to San:pies to be pro. dkcea 'with the Tenders ; to be ~../e/ftverfel ill the original Pack ,ages—too Mtn into'theS'rof'er at Dept/5 , d, 5o lens f,to tko•se at Pdrtsmolith, deed '5 into %line at Plymouth ; in, the peoportion not leis than Twenty, nor more than Thi ty T o ns P e r the- date of the ,C,Potraq ; to be paid fen' by Bills, biyab;e, , with Inter-est, ninety flays- after dote. the Conditions of the Contras' "may be seen at the S,ecreta y's Office. A _ _ _ • .. . _ . • ' No regard Will be had to any Tender in zisbieb the Price shall not be' inserted in -te,rais at length, or that shall VOL he Je:ivered to the t7oard before One 9' Clock on the sat' Ei ay, the 25th ins!: nor witless (he Person Who makes the Tender.,, or some Person . on his &hal); attends, to answer; 'when called for. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND. ' • 'TO BE SOLD'.I3Y AUCTION, - •- By - Messrs. WINSTANtEY and SON, ,- At Garraway's Coffeehouse, London, by Orcler_of , the Executors, on Friday, August 22, iBO, at TWelve o'Ciock, unless - previously disposed of by Private Contract; . . LASE for Fourteen or Twenty-one Years, at a low Rent, of those very capacious Premises, the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand ; the present .Proprietor quitting I3usiness. May be, viewed by applying on the Premises,. where Pari culars tray be had ; 'ais'o of Messrs. Winstanley and Son ; and , at Garraway's Cotee-house, :LEGANT-VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, near CROY - DON, SURREY. - .!- • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coate - house , 'Change-alley,Sornhill, on Friday, 29th August, at Twelve o'flock, AtD-s:rdbl , . Fit EEHOLP :ESTATE, called ` , CHE LSH AM LO E, consisting of an'eii ! iible My dem Villa, presenting a hansome uniform elevation, with Coach-house, Stabling, and: us.dul I' l leastire-ground, and Kitchen-garden, jtidi , citinsly' placed in a Paddock of so Acres, surrounded by sundry inelosurcs 'of Arable, Pasture; and Wood' Lands, in a ring fence, and c,arn prising Fai.rehtldsah'i hill Faint, in the Pari.>ll,..s of Chelsham, West kVickham, and Cutliium, ail to the Coun ties of Surrey and Kent ; with a commodious Farm-house agreeably .detached front the Mansion, capital barns, stal.,l:ni;„ Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, Granaric.:, and nuAcrous c,n ventent Buildings . , a Lod , ,;€., F.ntran,,f, and two excellent Cottages, containing in the whole upwards of 374 Acres. The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 miles front Croydon, Bromley, and Westerium, and within is 'of Lon_ - don, surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounding in G arne r and in the centre of several Packs of Hounris. . May be viewed by tickets. Particulars at the White Hart, Codstone ; Greyhound, Croydon and C.nshalton ;. White Hart, Reigate ; BelL'Bromley ; at Garraway's ; cud oolr. 'Robins : Warwick-street, Golden-square. , . , rrl-IE real JAPAN BLACKING, made rbytD -and „Ni RTI N.; .This imaloable coinposition, with half the usuid,lasour, proltices the most brilliant jet black ever helleld, att'ords .peA:nlial:noutislimcnt to , the Leather.. will nor soil the finest Linen, is perfectly- tree froth any un pleasant smell, and Wilt - retain its virtues in any climate. • Sold,. wholesale, by Day and Martin„ at the . itianufatiory, No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Da• - , , ,'N0. - 7 Tavistock l• 'Street, Covent-garden; W. pay', No, .65, -SWallow-street'?' Axtall, No. t, FinchAane ; • and by the principal m4ers, Perfumers, : and Oilmen, in the• Metropolis • and in every town thronglioLdthe United Kingdom, in Stona ' Bottles price is. 6d. each. FUR THE Gi:U.WTH OF HAIR. T ADIES,and Gentlemen who wish the Ornament l....r.of aI 2 IN E fIE AD of it, need only ifirke trial of the RUSSIA. OIL, which is proved the only article yet-dis ccrYeretl for making the Haiegrow 'Thick and Long, even on bald, Al.a.;es, Whiskers, &c.&c. and ‘Yill in all cases prevent, the 'Hair tall lug off; kvllit:his,too often the case ter the want et having a proper . nourishment applied - to strengthen the r:)ut, which proves the occasion of many becoming b - ald at. 'an early age. Several 'Gentlemen, wko'have been bald for. years, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regalarlY • for three months, became nearly covered with hair. , It i 3 recom-' mended to Ladies as an appendage to their toilet, particularly As the use of Oils are now found so necessary to render mois ture,to the hair when dressing. The Russia Oil for that purpose is now become in use by Ladies of the first'arele of fashion, whO allow it to excel any preparation of the kinci yet discovered, as itcnot only nourishes and improves its growth,"' but renders to the hair a most i beautiful gloss and fragKint perfume, and causes it always t'o retain its tuatara; , colour: To comment on the many valuable ,halides it pos. sesses is'useless ; it need only be said, it ought not to' he omitted by those who have the,ernaipent of a tine- head of 'hair, .and wish to retain it t • also thtsc deficient, wild -want to profit by its virtues. ~Lis invaluaule virtues have, been so much approved, as to bring it to the use of the Royal Family, And most of the Nobility in this Kingdom.. : Price 7s, per Bottle -or one containing four small, at a Guinea. , To be had of the Proprietor, 313, Oxford -street; and, by 'appointment, of Finch, s, Berketev.:square; Smith, Perfu me: to His MAjesty, t to, New Bond -street ; Hendrie anti 'Sons, Perfumers to, Her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; 13avle? and Blew, Perfumers' to their Royal/Highnesses the' Piince and Princess of Wales, and Duke and Duchess of York, Cocktpur-street; - Bacon,- 'so, Oxford -street; Ward, Holborn; Butler, 4; Cheapstde • Withers, 229, Strand ; 'Holmes, Bolton, and Tutt , Itoyal'Exchange; Bull, Darne.: 'street I.)ublin • Raeburn, North-bridge , Edinburgh; Shep herd:Bristol; and Crut well, Bath ,Tindal, Truro, Cornwall ; Waliner, Exeter ; Lynch,. Niatieliester ; Lee, Lewes; Imes-, Oxford; Hudson, Catiiridge'i Balam, Ports -mouth ; Billings, Liverpool ; A. Granville„ No. so, t'ore street, Plymouth Dock • Gregory, Brighton; Burgess, Rams,. gate; Selden, Cheltenham ; and by most' Perfumers .atd Medicine Venders in Town and Country. N. B. The Russia,Oil will be found infinitely serviceable in restoring the loss of Hair on Horses, which often proves a .great disfigurement to those valuable animals. Beware, As none arc genuine but those which have the , RusSian Eagle on the outside, and signed in red ink, by the Provrie ors, trio_ chriKufsky and Prince;" to counterfeit which is Felony. Orders trona any part of the Country will be sent by coach by: remitting the Money, directed to Mr. Prince, 333, Uxtihd srter, London.--Good, Allowance to Metchains and Cap tains for Exportation, as it has been round infinitely 'sec. viteab.le in warm and changeable Clihuttes's