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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1801.

RANELAC H. • -
Under the Patronage of his',Royal Highness
THE DUKE OF YORK,
Commander in Chief; '
And in Honour of the Birth-Day-of his Royal Highnesi
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, August 12, 0301,
will be given, an elegant .

SILVER CUP,
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-• and a magnificent .
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ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
HONORARY and PECUNIARY PREMIUMS,
• for the Year.lBo3. '• •
PRESERVATION of. the LIVES' of. SHIPWRECKED
MARINERS.
"'When furiou; tempests raise the dashing Wate,.
" Ail ye who harooitr safely on tha land;
- " Reinenther those whanow the temoest brave,:
" And lend !. 0 lend I the friendly helping hand."
- ESSAYS, DRAWINGS, and MODELS. •
'June 3, 1800.
Mr. Alderman Bovrizui, V., I. in the Cisair4
Resolved Unaniarou4ly, "
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r. What are the best• Means of preserving Mariners and
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be in such perilous Situations ?
3. The most ecrtain Methods of conveying Assistance from
Shore to Vessels in Distress, within a certain.: bistance pi
Land, and VI hen Boats. dare
,not venture out to aid of.
Shipwrecked Mariners ? •
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month. of April.
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had cn application- to the Treasurer, N. 8, Spital-square,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and.rtidays, between, Three an,,
FiN{C in the Afternoon.

J. BEAUMONT, Register.

ARCHER and HAUGHTON, from ,Dubiin
IRISH POPLIN and TAI--!•I3.INET 14ANL.1 PAC_
TUR ERS and MERCERS to -.HER MAJESTY, 'Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Duke
and -Dutchess of York, Dutchess of WirtembelfT, and the
Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,- Covent-garden,, Loudon.
Tne elevated patroriage of
,Her Majesty, the different
.BrancheS of the Royal Family, and Ladies of 'the first rai(
and-fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in, the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of
Archer and Haughton's Poplins and.Tabbinets'; also gold,
silver, _figured and plain Chamberry..Muslins;. and -Italian
Sarsenets, for Court DresSes, Turbans, &c.
• CAUTION:
Whereas, Archer and Haughton -.have-been credibly in-
formed, that a great many people in thisKingdoni .are now,
and have been ter some time past, manufaduring'and selliuy
.Poplins and Tabbineti, as 'lrish of an inferior quality, under
the name of Archer and HaughtoWs, Mantitattory, with -a
view to discredit and their House,,''and a gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general they arc det,erniined,- as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to corividion:any person u
persons so vending Poplins and "laubinets under the win,: of
their mantificture, that was not actually bongnt at their
Ileum , . - • • • I

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They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
try' th.,t their Wsre:louse is stocked with a great:i variety
or Mourning Goods than is to be Cound in any othc't House in
Town, • which they are enabled to sell (tor ready. money) at
prices much. tower than they can ne had eiseWhere, tue
w11:11e being of their own mariTtiziUure :—,they consist or
white and-black-BornbasinS,_Chaiii')erry Muslins, Cambric
Ss ertets, Kasdianores •'tor WidovVs, Arinoiines,'dr.ss Bar-
cclona Lirestrinpo, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, SCarlS.lks, H.aiLixerchiels, 13ombszets for
Set vaots, &c. also a great ~.holce of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsencts,
.for . slight Nlourning:. English yard wide
Poplins of a superior quality, at' 3s. 6d. per yard ;
,Velures,.
donate black Serges, and rich trislt Tabbinet. in differein
Pat LI-ns ; - plant, cur:L:4 chain, sod striped„ for Clergyrit.al
sad Geuthunen who always wear black; they never grow
rusty or gressy.in wearing, being ot the very best triple dye:.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.

N. B. Ladies owti Spinning manufactured into Poplins or
Tabbinets; Tabbetays for Furniture of thevidifkrent tasaton-
able Colours, manta:lanced on the shortest notice.
Merclia.nts'supplied to any amount. ; • -

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' Pall-Mall, August 7, !Soo.
.THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI's BALSAMIC STYg
- TIC SOLOTION.

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AT this eventful Period, when the Enthusiasm
of our gallantiCountrymen is leading thetit to Atchieve-
rnents unequalled even, in the Annals-of British Glory, ft is
surtly, the, duty of every individual to aid their efforts by
such 'means as Providence may have committed' to their
hands. The Chevalier Ruspini therefore thinks he should
be wanting in this duty, did he not beg Jezve to -recall the
public attention to hi;;' Balsamic Styptic Solution, so. Well
Icria.vp for its superior efficacy in stopping all kinds of
liamorrhages, as weh-- as for its ,healing *properties, when
applied to wounds in general. The Chevalier IS we:l eon, vinced, by a series of experiments made for that purpose,
that Many valuable Lives (during the time of A eti9ii) 'might
be saved by the use
,of this Liquid only,; and he is much in-
clined to believe, that this Couniry would not 'have to
lament the loss of her gallant Abercroinby, had this Medicine
been at hand for his relief.

• DR. IsiOßßlS'i' DROPS.
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rr. HE superior Efficacy,....6f:l this Me'clicine, in the
1. -following Disorders, has,. more rharitbalf an age, been
universally. expprienced and acknoWledget. Feveis of all
sorts, whether intiaMMatoß, putrid, rniliary, bilious, ner-
vous, or hedic but especially the Putrid, or Yellow Fever,
so fatalia.hot climates, in which destrnaive malady, by a
liberal 'application, the Patient is recpvered in the very hour
of expected dissolution.' In complaints of the Stomach and
Bowels, Asthmas, inveterate, Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and
Impurities of the Blood, impaired Constitutions, and the
decays and disCothforts of advanced Life, nothing can exceed
its cordial and salutary eil•lCts. A table-spoonful in a glass
of Water, taken occasionally, prevents the ill effects
fre-
quently •expericriced in nervous and bilious habits, from Sea-
LI ailing, or drinking the Mineral. Waters.
Tito. FaMily Bottle, 2as. is only robe had at the Dolor's
House, Lower Brook-strt.et, Grosv*nor-square, where nooks
or Cures are delivered, gratis, and allbrders for Exportation
executed. .The other sized Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and
Retail by Ale.ssrs. jeboulf and C0..N0. tse, OxiUrct-strct:t.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,. TO THE BEST
Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's .Court,of Eichequer
at Westminster, made in.a Cause, intitled DA-VIES against
LE W.ES, Knight, before Abel Moysey; Esq. Deputy to
.His Majesty's Rernembrancer of the sad Court, on Friday
the'iStlfoay of August inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon,
in the Exchequer Office in the Inner Temple, Ldridon,
. FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish
Cl of St. Doginelli, in the County of-Pernbroke, consist-
ing of divers Messitages • Lands, and Tenements, in the seve-
ral occupations'of Evan john,, Thomas Williams, Jane-Lloyd,
Richard Richard, William Bowgh,,
,Wiiliani John, Mary
Nicholas, SaindelDaild, the Reverend Miriam Jones, and
others.

Particitlars may be had (gratis) at the King's Remem.:
brancer's oiEa., in the Temple ; Mr. Gatty, Solicitor,
Angel-court, Tiarogfnorlan-street ; Mr. Thorrias, Solicitor,
Theobald's Road, London; Mr. Davies, Surveyor; Liwyn,
Boras, bear Cardigan; and of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Caermar-
then ; the White Hart, Cardigan; and the principal Inns
al Caermarthen and Haverfoidvvest.

TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant to a De,:ree of the High Co,art of Chancery, made.
In a 'Cause .iVIOSL EY. against MASSE.Y;,before a Person
appointed by John Campbell, Esq: one of the•Masteis 'of
the said Court, in One Lot,
' •
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Pa_
.0 I'rishe,s of Lanllowel I and Lan trisent, in the centre of thei
County of Moornothlt, and on the Banks of.the River tiske,i
consisting of a Messnage; Yards, Barns, Stables,'Gardms,
Orcuards, and near. zoo Acres of Arabic, Pasture, Meadow,:
and Wood Land,- with a considerable' quantity of Timber,'
and the o-ofjvtit of .irtiderwood,, in.Lthe occupation of Mr.
James Pritchard, some time in tidober next, at the Town
t./ >ke, being part of the 1.5a.1• Estate late of Elizabeth Moslotk
deceased. '1; j.

P.,rticulars may, be had`(gratis)' at the 0 ;lice of the said
John Campbetl, Esq. Southampton-buildings, C hancerv-
lane, ,Lotacidn ; at the Offices of Mr. Philpot, Red Licn
Square ; Lee, Tanfield-ccurr, inner Temple, London ;.
and 0f..11,1n. Ai x.. Jones, of Uske; or of Mr. James PriNh-
ard,. on the Premises. " .

TO BE SOLD BY /-ILICA lON,
(Of which timely Notice will he give::),
THE LEASE of a very ,Etigih:e COUNTRY-
-RESIDENCE, situated at !Kirkham, its the County of
Befks,t wo miles From Wok ingham, anti six Reading. The
House contains; on the Ground Floor, a spaCious Drawing.
room, a very you Dining-room,' and one 8ed...r00m.; on the
`First Floor; five very good Bed-chanibm.s and a Dressing.
room 1446-arta..:hed to, it a geed Kitchen, Selvants' Rooms,
Savant's' Fiail, and every requisite ConvHnieiL.e. It has a
go d Gar:ften and two NleadoNS, containing about Seven acres,
belongioK to it, Tne unexpired part of the Terin is for [Nay-
1. 16 years, subject to a Rent of 42!. per arn.
i4quire of Mr. Collins, Anaioneer,
iWolyngoatit,

The Furniture rn-ty be taken at a valuation, at the optiOn
of u. Purchaser of,tlie Lease. The Fixtures mast be taken
Liy

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. • .' TO BE SOLD By Au,crioN,
Order.of the Lord "High Chancellor),
.13e:bre, the‘teritf6r,Part of the Coinniissioners -named and' an-
' thorized in•aud‘by A Contol Bankrupt awarded and
issued and now in Proseention.against Joseph Glover,
Liam Edwards, John Embury; and William CroSS, late of
the City,of Worcester, 'Bankers, Bankrupts, by Adjourn-
ment from the zzd of July _last, at the House of Thops
Williams, known by the Sign of the Talbot, in the Parish
of Claines,- in the County, bat near adjoining the City .of
Want:ester, on Wednesday the tnth Day of August instant,
-between toe floumnal four and Six
.in the Afternoon, sub-
je to such Conditions as shall be then produced ;
ACAPITAL. and COMMODIOUS MAN.
SIoN.FrOUSU,, called THORNGROVE, situate
in.the•Par':...o of Grimley, Three Miles from the said City,
delightfully situated on an En-nn.n..ce commanding a View of
the River Severn, and a beautiful Prcispeck over the most
i-ertile country,' terminated on the South-west .by the grand
inid in at:h7adini red-Range of MAPvern Hills, and on the North
aY tit nOr.: picturesque one of .Abbertey ; containing Five
~t4onts .n a Floor,' the bining-rOoM being thir7y7three feet
six inches Jy.n.venty feet seven' inches; Draw-ingf‘ room twenty
e.et oy sixteen:. and the. other Rooms :of large dimensions,
With Closets, Cold anti Hot Baths: The whole elegantly
..
and 'finished with suitable attached and detached.
Coach-houses, • Stables,. 'Malt-hoUse, Hop-kilns,
convenient Out-buildings, Pleasure-grounds and Shrub.
..ty.2ry7 walks,- with a large..KiL:hen Garden, inclosed on the
Snout Side by a lofty-Stove Wall, six hundred an.l forty
':ee. in length, and twelve in height, clothed. with the
choicest Fruit Trees, and now .in the highest perfealion ; a
Circular, Stone...built, Gothic Green-house, twenty fe..t by
fifteen; Hot=house, sixty tbet oy to.urts:co‘; two Success:on
Pits,
_forty-three feet lonvand nine and-an hall•wide ; Melon
Pit,,sixty feet by nine and an half. In the Front ofthe Man-,
'lion is a spacious Lawn; falling in a gradual descent to a rich
Valley, diStant'abowt a quarter of a mile, a great part of
lilttich is covered with an handsome Sheet of Water, two-thou-
sand two •hundred..feet long,-formn,g from its adjacent Banks,
and from tile House, a moat delightful Scene, imperceptibly.
• disappearing behind a Gtove of beautiful Oaks. On the
South &delis the Shrubbery, two. thousand and eight feet
long, planted with well Seleded Shrubs' and Forest Trees,
at their full growth ; together with a neat 'Cottage, Gar-
. dener'S House, Batkand Bath-house near adjoining the Canal.
The whole contains
ON-E HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES; • .
'nearly One Hundred thereof iii Pasturage, and the remaining
Hop-grni.al and Ara4le Land, in high Cultivation ; and, in
point or Situation, truly.desirable tor the Residence of a large
genLel Family. Tue . .
ManSion, Buildings, Garden, Shrubbery; and the
greatest part ot. the Land, is Copyliolc, held. tbr Four Lives
under. the Bisiloo of Worcester,—a Tenure-little inferior to
Freehold ; 'Residue, about Eight Acres, Leasehold forNineiy-
nine Years. - • . •. - •
For further. Particulars, apply to Mr. Street,. Solicitor,
Philpot.lane, 'London ; to Messrs. and Barneby,
A;tornies, 'WOrcester, who will appoint a Person to ,shew
the. Premises.

pWENTY.:SIX 'Years successful treatment, will
speak..more than even the most respeaableattestations
of facts to its virtues, in symptoms attending Nervous Affec-
tions; the frightful ravages of Scrophula, (shelving them-•
:wives by painful enlargement of the Glands, rendering Joints
likcapahleof their tundions) iu RheumatisM, &c. each finding
.its reniedy in this established Medicine, a.. single bdttle of
which has,eulivenecl theiliniost hopeless patient. As an anti.-
dote in Scorbutic iCaseS its extraction from the Vegetable,
:Mineral; 'and 11.-tiithatKingdains, gives SP I LSBUkY's PA-
TENT A NT-MC() RMT DROPS its superiority over
all other Meciratiel ; it acts immediately on the fluids of the
•body, prornoteS,perspiration, easy in its action, and pleasant
•to the taste;" digeition is assisted, tone-added to the nerves,
fequires.no cOnfinement4 and its virtues uninjurccl bytjme
:they. count tact a disposition tb' cutaneous diseases, so fre-
ittiently Supervening:the.Small:.pox, .Measles, &c. and assist
very much.theaCtion of the Spa Wate.rs: in Sur[eits, Bilious
and Consumptive AfiCelions, 'and Worths, they 'have often
ucceeeed.

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Compliment will be always exp,,,ftel of those asking a per-,
sopa'. consultation.,

fra'', The Poot rclio;ed Gratis

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OAIeTI.MBER FELLED THIS SEASON.
TO BE SOLD, August 17th, in One or more Lots,
FIVE HUNDRED OAK.TREES well adapted
for Ship-building, being very corneas, with good Knees,
lying convenient for Water Carriage.
Inquire at the Nevi Inn, Wheelock Wharf, near Sanbach,./.
Cheshire; or of Mr. John Harding; K4ymer, who will spew
the Timber.

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Causes )stet, vis est notissima.
EXTRACT, ot• ANIMA or QUASSIA.
TIEU F.-Colonel OLIVBR, in the late Campaign
in India, and during the Siege of Seringepatani„ was
afflicted with Dysentery and general Debility., and cured by
liellatn avritCo.'s EXTRACT, or AV! M 4 ofOLTASSI4
the partioniars of which he has obligingly coirattilticated in.
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• express desire that it may be made ptibtic
Nc 18, WigmOre.street, Cavendislt.sqtiare,
SIR, l;e'oroary IG, iBot.
In the late Campaign in India terminated so'foitti.-,
nately tbr the British- Empire.), I was exposed, during a
march thiough the Mysore,, to excessive fatigue and a burn..big sun, that enervated my whole' system, Wiit:ll, increased
rapidly in. the course of,,,the Sibge of Seringapatant ;
which, from' the' dampness of the Intrenchinents, vas at.
tacked wVll.a violent .Dysentery, and by further exertion in!
the carrying'by assault this important place, was so far rr_
duce& as to be tendered incapable. or further service: the
whole system had received a shock' that tlirearnied
diate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer catpabk'of per-.
forming its proper function ; the stun-I.:eh and 1, vets were
unable to retain• the small quantity of tbod taken, which
pasSedolf inimediately the Nervous System and Afuscular
Fibres were equally atn.cted With' constant tilting: and debi.;
lily,
.to such a degree as to rtncler even walking extremely-
ditficult. 'This affection, with the conStant liiit.at,on on the
Stornaclt and Bowels, produced continual pain aka fatigue.
During my passage to England; I had ever/ i;sistance,
without the smallest advantage: On illy arrival, U procured
Medical Aid from evei,v quarter that was thought likely to
a fibrd relief, 'and for several\mont:l6 attended regularly to the
medicine anti regimen prescribed by my Phyithans, without
• receiiing the least benefit.
In Odober.last I ..fl you, to inquire if and •
Co.'s Extract, or .iinima orqUassia, Was hiccly.t6 beef ser.
vice in my hope:es's I. took it frVin Lour reenni-
llTZTida4ion, and hive the happiness of feeling myself per-
fectly resxored ; and that, by taking a feW-75Oxes vnly.-- A
ve•:y 4-ir.v doseS produced an ease anti regularity in the stomach
and bowels, that had. not been- eXperzenceci 'since. the -first
attack of the disorder. In sp.)rt, tbe-'whole train Qt. :iis-
tr4;ing symptoms were soon etfccinally relieved, and I. have
novy the iii:ppiness to enjoy a state of ht ....aid) I had little rea.
son..foexped.

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