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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-28

DISTRICT PREMIUMS:

To the
,Person who shall, in the •Distrid No.
in the present year t got, cultivate on
.Land now in his occupation, which has not
yielded any Arable Crop during the last
seven years, or been uscd as Hop Ground,
the greatest number of Acres of Potatoes,
producing on 3 v anc 11Q t than Boa

4,
V •

Bushels per Acre, ea4lßushel weighing not
less on an average than 6olbs, yl . 300
For the next greatest mitnber of Acres zoo
for the next greatest. do. - do. Yoo
Fur the next do. - do. . , 70
For the next de. . do. - - 6o
For the pelf do. . do. . - •
For the next do. - do. -
And to the 'Ten Persons who shall cul.
tivate,the Ten next greatest number
of Acres, 201. each

200

1,000

, .
Which will give ao4. as the number : and 12,000 l
as the 'total amount of bistriti Premiums.

CONDITIONS.

is required, that the Persons intending to
become Candidates for these Probiums, shall give
notice of such their intention to the
before the ioth day of May next, naming the Pa.
rich, Hundred, and County, in which the Land is
situated. Certificates, by a swurn Surveyor, of
the measure of the land, and by the Manager,
Steward, or Bailiff, 'of, the land not having been
tilled for.seven years preceding, or used as Hop
GrOuod ; and also of the produce and weight of
the Potatoes, and the time of taking them up,. to
be transmitted on or before .the Ist day of
comber, to the
~That Premiums, to the amount of t 2,7801..,4
of red fur the Encouragement of the.Ctilturc*
tototoes, by Cottagers in England and \VAlea,
Wing 201. fur each Hundred, or other St.thdivi.
sical; and also 3,0001.. for that part of the United
ppgdotn called Scotland,.. in such sums and' on
440 conditions as,may be: thought proper.

roirAGEtt's

To the My'Ltibourer, Artificer, or Manu_
'4' ' fliauier, beingta Cottager, in the I Itldri,,,A
of , and County of , who
~k. 'i'ho shall raise:Oa-UM; which, is limy: or:

own Occupation in the pre.
sent iyear I Sol, the largest - Average Crop
oliPtitatoqs,, per Perch of 16} feet square,
iu. lint. dss than twelve square .Verdi of
Land - t. to
To. the id.do.
• To the 3d. do.

- do.
• 49.

zo
London, England, 1801-02-28

N -TRAVSPARENT PRINTS.
This Day was published,
TWO,—TRANSPAREN I PRINTS, the In-
eid4 of the powitE NT of ST. CLARE, and the
'TEMPLE of the!SVN, size 24 5, pri,:e in colcitrs
ii. 6,1. each, bk EDW,ARLIA-ORME, Printseller .to
Ilis.-Majek, No. 59, !stew Rolad;stri.i•:, corner of Brook-
street, where Gentlemen, Captains .Of Ships, Merchants,
and Pealers, are supplied on liberal terms, witli all Bri-
tish Engravings,.wholesale and for exportation.
A catalogue of Mr. Orme's numerous Transparent
Prints, and-other Publications, is now in the Press, and
will speedily be ready to deliver at No. 59, New Mid-
street.
London, England, 1801-02-17

NUR-CHASERS in .the 'LOTTERY SECURED •
from LOSS.
`No. 4, CORNHILL,,LONDON.
VIERCHANTS) BANK&RS, LOTTERY.
1V3.. SO:CIETI ES, and :the PUBLIC in general,
respectlully informed', tbAt all TICKETS or SHA it ES
iinrchased in the present'ENGLlSH LOTTERY 4t the
Itbure Olit Established Office,
T. BISH,
(One of the Contraaors with Government for the said
Lottery),
• Eta CACES TO TAKE BACK

On he Saturday Were 'the Drawing, or return the
'Purchase Money,
Shotild TICKETS or Sit A ail be-lower than the present
Price. •
Purchasers at the above Office will thesefore have the

double Advantage they
MAY GAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE.

. Tickets and Shams are selling in the greatest.. variety ai
the same„Price as every other Office. of Credit; and Per.
sons in the Country, desirous of having 'Tie); vrs Or
Sti As gs,_ may be supplied the same as if present, by
sending Post-Office Orders, good Bills .at short 'Dates,
Bank dote:, or Cash, to the Old-Established Office,
No. 4, CORNHII.I. LONDON ;
The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally:ap-
proved, and contains the following Capital Prizes :
1
a - of - 1'7,000 4 - of - sop°
2 • of - 2c,n00 6 - of - 200,
3 - of . - za,opo ' to . of - i 0,.,
Ib' - . - of - - coo, Sic. Sec.
FEBRUARY PRICES.
Ticket - - - - £.17 9 o
Halt. - - - SIS o Eighth - 2 5 6
Quarter - - 4 'to o Sixteenth - - z 3 o
* * Tickets will rise gradually as the Drawing ap-
proaches, and will not be cheaper.
Tickets and Shares Registered ; Money for the' Prices as
soon as Drawp ;_ and all Business relative to the . Public
Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch, by T. BI Sll.

SECOND OF NEXT MONTH
The STAT E-LOTT E RY cortimenees Drawing.
r 17111?, TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by
RICHARDSOII, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their
.Liet!nsecl State-Lottery Offices, No. 104, Cornhill, No. 8,
opposite the King'a Mews, Charing-cross, London; and
at Vonvich ; where the following Capital. Prizes have
been Sold and Shared in the last three Years

LAST STATE-LOTTERY,
No. The First-drawn Ticket,. 6th Day,'
~C.
26,5 3, Ina Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares, 30,018
350119, In Two Fourths, Two Eighths, and Four
' - Sixtbenths, - - 20,000
24,245, In One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Six-
teenths, - - - 10,000
9,915, In a Halt, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two . •
Sixteenths, . -
,_ 5,000
24, r 65, I n a itaf,Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenths, 2.,000
15,938, In Sixteen Sixtkenth, .- • - . ' 2,000
14,755, In 4 Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two
Sixteenths, - , . . a,OOO
IN WHOLE TICKETS.

Np.,19,496' No. 2,0,137 - 5,000
. to,opo 10,012 5,000
- - t 0,600 48,644 5,600
Also, 'Lottery, int,
No. 10107, In Sixtcvn Sixtoentos, .30,„,
And in formpitquetjet a great Proportion ot
Prizes. . •
itichatclson, coocilqck, 4114 Co. recommend inune-
diatO Purclotso, S Ticket ttalci Shares coatinuc to
London, England, 1801-02-17

CALL OF THE

Colonel G 4. COY -V4 express'e lais consent
tgthis arr'angearnt, addinl4-, that .it was his in.
tention to enii.). rce the Call of the tlonse on to.
morrow fortnight. , -

LORI.).CAS.TLEREAGH's MOTION.
Lord C 437141? k, AG if rose ,to give notice,
that on Thursday se'nnight he proposed to make
a Motion, to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ire.
land to
_enforce Martial Law in that Ciountrr.
The present Ad of Ireland to that efigti, veMia
expire .on the 25th of March next,. and, Cherir‘
fore,, he should bring forward his _Motion at the'
time proposed,, whether he should then rtmttinitt
his present situation or nat. -
Mr.
.704145-oberyed, that the Noble Loy&
miglic.ntn be,, ware,. that Motion rettptaill,..;
Egypt stood for that _day, on ‘vhich account he
wished the NobJe Lotd postpnne his intended.
Motion to wine fuzure .lay.
Lord C AST LERE AG II (,as we understood
him) adhered to,the day he had proposed.
CALL 0# THE HOUSL.

Mr. GREY then Toyed that the Order of thi
Day for the Call of the Moue on that AA), forte
night be discharged.' • •
A Member under the Gallery observed that:

that day fortnight -was the emintrenceinent of the
County AsSizes, when many ryentleinen lutist
netcssatily be absent on the' Circuit's.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, tl►4 the business
, .
of the Circuits would' continue Tor about a month.
Mr. PITT wished that there..might bit a pro..

per understanding amongst Member; on.the 46-
jea of the Call of the House. Every Gentleman
knew, that each Member who should absent him-
self on the day when a Call of the House was
fixed upon, would subjea. himself to such penaltyas the House might Unct..-: the present
circumstances of the Cotintry, he rho )g lit there
could be no doubt but that there would be every
disposition in Gentlemen to give"full attendance.
Therevere various important points whirl) mast
at all events come on, and receive tte detcra ina,..
Lion of the House before the Circuits were ended ;
so that as. far as respeacd them, it was not mate-
Lial on which particular day the Call came on.—
He should apprehend, therefore, that every Gen..
tiernan's sense of duty would operatc more

powerfully- for his giving attendance than any
Order for a Call.
-General LOFTUS said, that if it was intended
that the Call be enforced at the time proposed,
it would prove very inconvenient to many Gen.,
tiemen from Ireland. Fie should therefore wish
it to be postponed to a more remote period.
Colonel GASCOY NE apprehended that it
would•be still more inconvenient, to Gentlemen
from Ireland, if the Order were postponed.
Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that the
Irish Members had already received a week or
ten days notice of the time proposed for the Call.
The Order of the' Day for the Call of, the
House on that Day fortnight was discharged, and
afterwards fixed for Tuesday the 3d of March.
London, England, 1801-02-17

REPEAL OF-THE BROWN BREAD BILL

The house resolved itself into a Committee of
Inquiry on the High Price of Provibions.—Mr.
BRAGGE in the Chair:

RYbER said, that he should merely state
the Resolution which the Committee appointed
upon this subjel, had direled him to state, as
the, ground on which they proposed to rescind
an At passed at the end of last SessionS, com-
monly known by the name of The BroWn Bread
Bill. By the regulation whichhad been then
proposed and adopted, the Committee conceived
that a considerable saving Would have been made
in the use of Wheat ; but they found since she
adoption of that measure, that in this expedation
they would be disappointed. If great good
might have been expe&ed ultimately to result
from that regulation, the Committee would 'have
felt it to be their duty to persevere in it, flot-
withstanding the pressure of any temporary in-
convenience ; but they had of late seen difficul.
ties arise which were not easily to be removed.
Owing to the general partiality of the People of
this Country for the fine sort of Bread, it had
been found that the Foreign Wheat could not be
manulatturcd according to the provisions of the
London, England, 1801-02-17

On Motion, it was agreed to, that. Lord
Boyi.a, a Member of the flow, have leave of
absence, on account of urgent private.bUsiness.

Colonel GASC'OY NE said, that he wished to
apprise the,House, that it was his intention to
enforce the Call of the House, which was agreed
to, on that day fortnight, so far as respected the
calling over the names of the Members for Great
Britain, at the, same time, that, he should pro.
pose some farther time to be allowed for. Trish
Members.

Mr. FRENCH (an Irish Member), said, that
the Assizes in freland would he holden .about the
time of the proposed Call of tie House; -that, on
this 'account, his attendance, at that time) would
be ;very inconvenient, on whiqh ;:ccount should
crave the indulgence of Absence from The Home.

A number nr Nitembers were then introduced,
and being sworn, look their Seats : amongst
others, was Mr. HoR N E TooK (returned- fbr
Old Sarum) who was intrbduced between Sir
F. 'BURD:Eri and 'Mr. W t I,SON.
London, England, 1801-08-19

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. IS.

lVhitehalf, 4ugust 18, 180 r,

The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Bri.
rain and Irelan,d .unto Charles .oo,rice Pole, Esq.
Vi4,-Adin'tal of the Blue Squadron of His Males_
tv's•Fleet, and the Heirs Male of his bOdy lawfully
begotten. ... • ,

Irgipouth, Arigiesi 8, 'Sol.

This day His Excellency the Cotint de WorOn
(s‘‘, had an Audien'ce of the King, in, which he de
trvereci his Credentials as Ambassador Extraordi
t')ary and • Illeni2otentiary from His Imperial Ma.
Testy of all the Ressias.
London, England, 1801-08-19

• 'This Day wa's published,
The Second Edition'corrected, p•riC.e Is. 6d. of
AN EPITOME of CHEMISTRY,
in Three Parts.
Part I. Intended to facilitate to the Student, the, acq.uisi-
tion of Chemical Knowledge, by minute Instructions for'.
the performance of Experiments.' •
Part 11. Direitions for the Analysis of Mineral Waters :
of Earths and Stones • of Oresni Metals; and of Mineral
Bodies in general. And •
Part 111. nstruelion' for applying Chemical Tests and
Re-agents to various useful purposes._ , •
By WILLIAM HENRY. 4110
Printed for J. Johnson, No.. 72, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where day be riad, Mr. Henry's View of the Objects of
'Chemistry, and its application to Arts and Manutadures.
London, England, 1801-11-03

VICTUALLING COMMISSIONS—HIGH PRICES of
. PROVISIONS.
This Day was published, Price is. 6d.
FACTS, Explanatory of the instrumental Cause
of the High Prices of Provisions; formerly' communi-
eated in a Letter to George Cherry, Esq. then one of the
Commissioners for Viele,-alling the Navy; with Observations
thereon.
By THOMAS BUTCHER, •
Late Clerk of the Dry Srores,....at His Majesty's Vidualling..

---
:Deptford. -.
London frinted by auti' for -R. 13: Scott, -at Franklin's
Head, in the Strand, opposite ,eauf,irt Buildings.
Of whom-may also be had, -

. ,
t. The Comparative Adyantdgesc. of Oxen for Tillage, in
competition with Horses,. sundry Communications, &c:-•by
W. Tatham, ivte:Stiperyis'ar of the T.,oridort Doci4; and aft
that Author's other 'Works.
London, England, 1801-11-03

FRIMLEY INICLOSiikES.
BY ORDER .OF:THE COMMISSIONERS.
TO .BE SOLD BY-AUCTION,....

On Monday the 3'th November, 1801, at the White Hart
Inn, FrimieV in the County of Surrey

• , • By Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co. •
'rWO ALLOTMENTS of LAND, both ad-
joining the Gi-eat Western Road, leading from Basshot
to Hertibrci Bridge, CA.:litainillg together 55-9 A. 2-R..7 Y. or
thereabouts.

• Printed Particulars may be bad of Mr. Smallpiece Stoke,
near Guildford., Surveyor; at Mr: Mumtbrd's,
street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Mesa. Hanson and Birch;
Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot
the Bush, at Farnham ; at . Mr. 'Guest, the White Hart,
Frimley, who will.shew the Premises; and at Messrs. Hod-
skinson and Co..Arundel•sttect, London, where a Sketch of
the Allotments-may he seen. •
London, England, 1801-11-03

IMPERIAL PARLIZNI ENT.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY, NOV. 2.

The SPEAKER reported, that 'Firs MAJESTY
had been waited upon with the Address of the
House, and had been pleased to return a most gra-
cious Answer.

Mr. N. ViINSITTART moved for a Committee
of the whole House to-morrow, to consider of cgr-
tain Aas relative to the Duties on Starch, and on
Spirits made from Molasses and Sugar,
London, England, 1801-11-03

PERTH, OtT. 27.

On Saturday last, an aged = Flighlantiman, whcr
had been. begging abut the- streets thrc.ugh, the
day, retired to a .garret rboin,-, which, for a few
pence, he had taken as a -lodging. Thee he was
taken badly, and died yesterday, forenoon. On
examining his cloaths after his decease, bills; notes,
and 'cash, - to the amount of near 6001. were found
upon him ; the body was this day decently interred,
and information sent to Inverness-shire, where it
is supposed his relations reside. ;

FORT WILLIAM, OCT. 19.

-Upon` the arrival of the mail with the agreeabk.
intelligence that the Preliminaries of Peace between'
Great Britain and F:ance 'were ratified, Captain
CochraniCornmand.-mr,• hoisted the flag from the
fort, and ordered the .great guns to be loaded, and
the LochaberGordonsburgh company Of Volunteers,
under. the command of Captain
,Donald Cameron,
With a part of Major ,CatnerOn'& Company of the
Inverness-shire Volunteers, stationed here, turned
out to• the Esplanade' under.arms, where -a bonfire
:W-as lighted, and, the, fort 'fired a royal salute, be-
tween the intervals of which the 'Volunteers fired
few-de-joy-es corresponding -to 'i.he fort. I:hereafter,
the two companies formed a circle.round the fire,
and with the other„in-hibitants- of the fort, and
village, drank His Majesty's health—BlesSed be the
peace-makersand other loyal and' appropii:lte
-toasts; .in_ presence of Major-Geßeral Hay, coin_
manding the Northern distriet, who was pursed. to
honour them with his
,company, and the evening
conclUded with illuminations, a and every
other demonstration of. joy, in which all ranks, rich
and poor, heartily joined. •
London, England, 1801-11-03

HOSIERY.

riOOKE continues to have on-Sale at his Mane;
fadory and Nottingham Waich ' ouse No, 24;4, StG.'l'`7,
an extensive and valuable Assdrtment of HOSIERY of act;
description, which; for elegance, neatt,ess,.taste, and qua
has never.been equalled, and, he flatters himself,' can
be surpassed. The-many advantages he possesses over cvOY.,
other person in this line of business,. and the peculiar deg'
of perfe4lion to which, by indefatigable attention,
unli,
mitedexpenee, he has brought his-Manufacbry,-while thet
aftbttl him an opportunity of off'cri'ng to the Fublia a varier?
of Goods, superior in every respect to those ofzaay. other tier'
son, and render all competition fruitless ; also.vnable hini t 4/
accornn-iodate the Public, either in the -wholesale, retail, Qt
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibl,
be:attoractl,by any other House in the MetropoliS.

ferry-toidy. Westminster);
must be addressed.
London, England, 1801-11-03

LINCOLNSHIRE:-SALE OF LANDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Early in the- month of January next, if not previously dis-
posed of by Private-Contra& ;
HE Detached ESTATES anti PROPERTIES
of Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart; situate in
the several Parishes of-leake, Frampton, Kirton, Sutterton
Wigtoft, Swinesliead, Bicker, Goslx..rton, Surfleet, Pinch-
beck,. Dorrington, Ruskingtont Billinghay,.and Short Ferry
Farm in the Parish of Fiskerton, in.the County of Lincoln.
Particulars of which are in preparation, and will be ready for
delivery in the course of next month.
• In the mean time, the Landa and Premises may be viewed
upon application to the-respective Tenants.
Empingham, OCR. Bth, iSot.
London, England, 1801-11-03

WOODFALL's PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES.
'On SatUrday.next will be .published, Price is.
To be continued regularly every Saturday, No. 1.
tA' Impartial REPORT of the DEBATES that
may occur in the two Houses of Parliament, in the
course of the present Session ; with occasional Notes and ll-
ljustralions.
- BY WILLIAM.WOODFALL and Assistants.
Printed for John StoclOale, Piccadilly ; and Jdhn Walker,
Tater-noster-row.
Of whcimwaY be had, the Debates pf the last Session, in
two vols. half bound, price ii. Its.
London, England, 1801-11-03

THE

S

-TUE S-D4 Y, NOVEMBER 3, ISor.

On Saturday, the zd of January, will be published,
Part I . and No. I. of

THE NEW C:YeLOP4EDIA ; or, UNIVER.
SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES.
Formed upon a more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than
the Dldionary of Mr. Chambers ; comprehending the various
Articles of that Work; with Additions and Improvements;
together with the New Subjects of Biography, Geograr'iy,
and History ; and adapted to the present State of Literature
and Science. .
By ABRAHAM REES, D. D. F. S.
Editor of the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Diaionary ;
with the Assistance of eminent professional Gentlemen.
Illustrated with New Plates, iiteluding Maps', designed
and engraved for this Work by some of the most distinguished
Artists. .
Printed for T. N. Longman and b. Rees, N0..39, Pater-
noster-row; and the principal BOoksellers of London.
N, B. A PROSPECTUS of this Work will be published
on the Ist of December.

NAVAL POWER OF• ENGLAND.
This Day Was published, • •
- In One volume, 'price 7s. 6d. boards,
THE-HISTORY of the:RISE and PROGRESS
of theNAVA P.OWER of GREAT BRITAIN, in-
t; :pen:ea with various important Notices relative to the
V reach Marine - to which ate added, Observations on tli;
principal Articles of the Navigation Ad. The whole illiis-
mted- by a variety or.intem-,eing Notes, with two Tables,
;.hewing the State. of the Navy at the- Death of Queen Eliza-
beth, and the -progressive' incr'ease. to '.the- present Reign.
.Translated from :,11 -.i.ic.,;inal'Work in French.: .
'By THOMAS EVANSON' WHITE -
Printed tit 1. S. Jordan, .N0.,t9, Ludgate-hill. -
Of Witoht may be had, published this Day,-;nice is.
' The SPE Ecßof the Hen. C. FOX, on the Peace be-
tween Englancl,a.nti• France, with. the other PrOceediAgs at
the Shakspeare, on Saturday, October to being the Anni-
versary of his... First E ledion for the City....of Westmipswr.

NGLISH STATE LOTTERY, IEOII
Begins Drawing March 3, 18e2.
SCHEME.
Value of each.
.20,c00

No. of Prizes.

10,000
5,000
2,000
1,006
Soo-
100
so ______
1.8

Total Value.
Z.f10,000
40,000
20,000
10,000

lo,octo
6,000
5,c00
s,oaa
324,000

18,000

ko,ooo Tickets. .500,000 •
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
' First-drawn Ticket, )sth Day, J:
Ditto, 2lst Day, aOOOO.
Ditto, 32d Day, 20,000
• Ditto, • 4oth Dar, 4000
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY - OFFICE in
EIWG LAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, and- the
PRIZES will be paid in full STERLING MONEY'.
PRESENT PRICE.
• Ticket, - o 0•
Half ' - 8 5 o I Eighth - 2z 6
Qarter 4 4 0 Sixteenth - 6
G'Tickets rise gradually, the same as last Year.
London, England, 1801-11-03

BEAR INN, WOODSTOCK:

HENRY POWELL, Partoer in tilts. above Ino
‘ititli the late William -Hanks, deceased, returns
most grateful Thanks to the Nobility.and- Gentry, .for ti!n.-
eery distahygnished Favours lie has experienced Iron the
during teriocl of -his' Partnership, and respectfully begs
leave to L.:7orin them arid the ?üblie in general, that he con-
tinues to carry on the Business of the Inn singly ; and 1;1'
using every possible endeavour to obligeand .accommodate his
Guests, he hopes to deserv-e, and to secure that li‘Jeral and
Octensive patronage with Which the House has been hondor",
ed thr nearly half century.—A good La:der; a-large stocictlL
choice Wines, neat Carriages, and able Horses, in consti
tall
readiness:
London, England, 1801-11-03

BUCKS.

T 9 BE SOLD; a vet:), good FAMILY HOUSE,
• situate' at Shredding Grden, I vary replete with do-
mestic. Convehiencies and Pleasure • GrOuncls, -walled Gar-'
dens, Orchard, and Meadows adjoining. The whole be-
ing together about Twenty Acres, a small part -Fr&..hold,'
the remainder Copyhold of Inheritance in the :11anor of /vet..
If the Purchases should desire to rent a small Farm-house
near theabove, with Barn, Stables, and about Fifty A,cres of
Arable and Meadow Land, 4.e may be accommodated on'a
The Situation is healthy, the Roads excellent, near
the Grand Jundion _Canal, the Royal ,Hu. t, and. a Pack of
Fox Hounds ; about rive miles from 'Ciiiindsor, and thee
rum Colnbrook and Uxbridge.
Apply to Mr. Hill, Attorney at Law, Uxbridge, "for fur-
ther particnlars.; or the Gardener at :Shredding Green, who
will shew the Premises.
London, England, 1801-11-03

•'. CURIOUS 'FRUIT.
I . MCVO 'New CURRANTS, oll:tainerl •
Seed ;. one Red, the other White : they both 1)1.'54
Fruit as large as so'ne Grapes, in bundle,: six inches 10;a;
and hang on the Trees thicker than-tha leaves. They Iv'vea
peculiar brilliancy of colour, a full flavoured sweetness, °`'
brisk poignaney of taste far beyora, athers.
2. Three New STRAWBERRIES, viz. t. The Cb,t
rokee,. a 'monstrous Fruit, often five inches round,' atid..c„t
most exquisite flavour. It bears so abundantly that ontrie
frequently a plate.—z. The Paraguay, equal to
former in eVery,fine property i and comes later, so as toe.
succession.-3. The, Modena Hautbois, the most 3l
licious of the Strawberry albs : its very high favour, ~11
wonderful fragrance, raise it far above -all competition 01
others.
Currant Ttees (each sort separately), six in a bundle:r
los. 6d. StrawberrY Plants (each sort separately), tiitY
bundle for ios..6d.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-street,
Credit. Pay Postage,

OLD MADEIRA,
Meliorated by keeping 2020 Gallons in a Vat.
St
•QPENC ER.and PERKINS; Wine.rnerchrli
1.3 No. 4.1, opposite the Church, Snow-hill, take the liu
of acquainting the Curious in Wine, that no India Y 0
can soften and improve Madeira to the extent their Na,.g'.„y,
as they not Only !nake it more agreeable in flavour re tnei 01
Lite, but more restorative and wholesome to the StOrnaCt,
the aged and infirm, for which that Win; when in
f is so
T celebrated. it
heir Bucella is in great perfetlion, and this is the-- f
for drinking it it is deemed efficacious in disorders
stone and G ravel. hTo ,vfla
No less than a Dozen sent to any part of t e -
freeof expense.
London, England, 1801-11-03

IRISH STATE LOTTERY
Begins Drawing the Sixteenth of this Month.

-14015GES and CO. No. 149, Oxford-street, op-
posite Bond-strept,;md N 0.44, St. James's-street (who
have no cwincxion with any other Office), take. the liberty to
inform the Nobility and Public, they have on sale a great va-
..:ry of Tickets and- Shares in the present lrish and English
iiLate Lotteries, on the most reasonable Terms, and that in
Lne course of this year they sold, shared, • and registered, at
the above. Offices, thefollowing .Capital Prizes, viz.
- No. 15,705 a Prize of ao,ooo

1,060

tOOOO

5000

30,3 5000
• 4a8,39., 5003
And in the late Lotteties they likewise sold, shared, and re-
• gisterd,
No. 12,660 - X. 20,000 No> 36,030 - X. 5000
7121 - io,ooo Also 17 of -2000
26gi - to,ooe ,27 of ' rOOO
* * Orders by the Post, or otherwise, strialy executed,
N. B. The English Lottery begins Drawing 3d Marsh,
Soz.
London, England, 1801-11-03

Z, if IP NE fri"

POOLE, NUT. I.

Arrived—the Ceres, Stannan, from Tenhy ; Six Brother
Manelaws, from Plymouth ; and'Ubiquest, Wills, fro..
Southampton.
Sailed—the Amity, King, for Borrowstouness ; Harrington.
Chapman ; Hope, Smedmore ; Swanage, Rossiter ; PR:
sperms, Palmer; Ann and Mary, Hitchard ; Lark, Spu:-
nor, and Frances) Hare, tor Portsmouth.

a YARMOUTTI, NOV. T.
Arrived—the Hope, Ferret ; Ann, Carson.; Tritdtt, Bi-
shop ; Young Richard, Jay, and -Amy, Quinton, fro:n Lon-
don Mary, Neal, and North Cherry, Lane,- from Fever-
sham ; Selby, Bromly, fr(hn Ifull ; Brothers, Gale; Nortb,
Leaky, and William, Ander NI, from Cork.

GRAVE' 3, NOV.' I.

Passed by-,-tbettailte, . fans, from Waterford; Packetot
Enibden, Vanderport, from Rotterdam ; Aurora, Ramsey;
and Princess Augusta, -, from Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-11-03

1110.1VTIILY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

THE season in the Southern parts of the kingctom
has still, on the whole, continued favourable for-pre-
paring the land and
.putting in the ,wheat, much of
which has now been sown ; but in the more North„,
ern distrias of the Island it has not been so favour,
able, therefore a great part of the business of wheat—
seeding is still to be performed.
On .threshing out the different Crops, of grain,
though they, in general, turn out extremely good,
in some places, especially in the North, the pro-
a cc hao been fonnd coarser than usual, particularly
• Wheats and Barleys.
The cessation of Hostilities, and. other causes,
have now had .a very great etrea .in lessening the
prices of all-sorts of grain,. especially in.the Coun
try Markets.
. .
The state of vegetation has continued such as was
scarcely ever remembered at this period . of the
Autumn, and both the natural and artificial grasseS
arc unusually, abundant ; 'but the prices of fat stock
still keep high. Lean .stock is, however, every
where lower : in some of
,the Northern parts of the
kingdom so much so, we are informed,. as I 5 or 20
per cent.
In the hay distrias much of the manure has been
already put upon the wet moor, poachy grounds,
and also upon the drier ones, in cases where the
judicious praaice of manuring'them at this season is
had recourse to.

Near the house of Mr. Clayton, at Linton, Cam_
bridgeshire; there is now a rook's nest with young
ones. in it ; an uncommon circumstance at this sea-
son of the year.
s_
. Four brothers, Messrs. Nicholas, Thomas, Wil-
liam, and John Wilson, of Lincol►isiiire, lately dined
together at Heckington, in that County, whose
united ages amounted to 310 years. Each of the
fraternity enjoy good health and spirits, and Nicho-
las is now blessed with his eighth wife.

LONDON : Printed by BUCI-lANAN M`MILLAN, 1,01 Bowstrect, Covent-Carden); anfl Publit,bc-xt by -WILL:ALA A 1 t4ticEtt Scat ers (of Horse—
At the SUN.OFFICE, No. i i z, Strand ; where Advertisements, Orders for the Pepper, Letters for the Editor, &c. ('port-pri,
London, England, 1801-11-03

MARR lED.

On Saturday, 01ober 17,-- at St, Mary_le-bone Church*
Thomas Waters, Esq. of Fountain Hall, Carmarthen, -to
Miss Margaret Ormond, of Treoawydd, Pembrokeshire.
On Saturday, Mr. Whitford, of Broad-street-buildings, tr:o
Miss Helena Wells, of Westminster.
London, England, 1801-11-03

ED itiBURGII,,-OCT. 29.

THERE- were 3 boils ot- 0::taleal on Tuesday
in Edinburgh matket,.which soitl from I 55..64. to
-
19s. 6d. a`boll.--i-RetailTrice per psec., of oat-
meal„ Sec,,md, is. td. rflvs-re were also
.76 boils' of pease A:-,d balleymeal, which sold from
los. 6d. to 1.35. 6d.'-per boll. :_4'1.):11 'IOd. CO Is.
the peck..
•Latit Saturday a farmer crossirg the Tweed on
'horsebaCk, abOve Maxwheer, ne:lrly 'perished.-
We are IntOrmed.that the bed of tile .rive. ,has been
so much altered by the late floods as to render that
ford very dangerous. •
Saturday last Andrew Lowrie, - ore of the Letter.
carriers of the General Post Offree,•tecused of hay-
in'g stolen a letter with -Bank Notes and money,
absconded"; A reward is offered fur apprehending
him.
London, England, 1801-11-03

PRINTFIELD TO BE SOLD,
BY PUBLIC ROW',

Within the Tontine Tavern here, on Wednesday the 25'h
Day of November, betwixt the Hours of Two.ana Three
o'Clock Afternoon, Entry immediately after the Sale;'
THE well.knoivn and "beautiful PRINTFIELD
of KINCAID, situated in the Parish of Cainpsie,
and County of Stirling, nine miles, diAtaitt from Glasgow.—
The Field and Farm; consisting of s 3 Acrel, are held on a 99
Y-ears Lease from Kincaid of Kincaid, wheieolS3 Years are
unexpired at Martinmaa next. No c::pen& has been sitared
to render the ,Gronrids and Buildinris compleic, and capable
of carrying on tile Printing Trade. to a very •great extent..
The Stack utensils is large, and in complete repair ;to be
exposed?:, one LOt, or otherwise, as Purchasers may incline.
Plan of the Grounds, and an Estimate of the. Buildings,
lie with J. E. Henderson here, from whoM, or pavid Inglis
at the "Field,' any further information ar-zy be obtained.
• Glasgow, Odober tSot..
London, England, 1801-11-03

WANTS A PT.ACE,

A S GARDENER, or as Gardener and Keeper,
where necessary. assistance is allowed, a Middle-age 4
Man, . free from all incumbrance ; pprfeeigi understands fils
trisiness in all its branches, and fOrcing in general ; has lived
in very respectable families ; can have a gotal charader from
his last place. -
Address (post-paid) to W. T Mrs. Giles's, near the Church,
Lewisham, Kent. _ •

-•• • , •
FRENCH BURRS, DUTCH TARRAS, FRENCH agid
ENGLISH PLAISTER,COLOGN P-EAK, MARBLE;
MOO It and GRINDSTONLESi-seasoned'OAK, and ELI"
PLANK, Ex.
• TO BE SOLD BY-AUCTION,
Mr.-PAULIN,

.This Day, •Nov. 3, 1801; 'and Twi. following Days, a
Eleven, on the Premises, Poplar Marsh ‘Vali, by DireF-
- tiort of the Executors of Mr. jantes Cooper, Mill-wright
and Millstone Merchant, deceased,

A LL his • VALUABLE STOCK IN TRADE,
..CI comprising about Four Thousand prime French Bur's;
sundry Freneh rtadrinade, Thirty-four Tens-or
French afid linglish-Plaister in Lumps, Vivo Hundred Bus4*ls
of Dutch Turas, Sixteen Cologne Mdl-stones, TWenty.fiVC
Moor-stones, • Twelve Peak ditto, upwards of Twenty'
drop of four and five-feet Grindstones, one Pair of M:able
Itunner-Miti-stones, six-feet diameter ; about One Hunt
of three-inch; two and an half-inch; two-inch, ant
and an half-inch prime seasoned Oak r laiek ; TwoTtaoliSall'
Feet of
.dry seasoned Elm Plank, a quantity a Beach dittp,
a quantity of Oak Stilling Bottdm, and a great variety of other
Etteds. • •
May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Cats-
logues may be had on the Premises ;. at the Green Man, LaY-
tonstUne ; the Red Lion, Ilford; the. Ship Tavern,. Lead.tn-
hall-street-; and oldie Atialioneer, Broad-street, Ratclitil •
London, England, 1801-07-01

BANKRUPTS.

Colin Farquhar, late of Madox-street, Hanover:square,
builder. Attorney, Mr. Bucxton, Great .Marlborotigh-

•
street..
Roger. Smith, no* or late of Bradford, Wiltshire, viaualler.
Attornies, •Mr.-. R. Eldridge ‘Villmott, of Bradford.: or
Mr. Williams, of Castle. street, Ho!bora. -
Samuel Jones, lot.nAlilsotn, and Samuel Floward, of Brad=
fort!, Wiltshire, clothiers. A ttornies, Clutterbitek,
Bradford • or Messrs. Debar}' and Cope, Inner-Temple , • .
Abraham Cengoli, of Sun.;strect, Florist and Ostrich teather
manufacturer. •Attornies, Messrs. Illooinfietd and Foy,
ISl4nsell-street, tootimait's,Fields,
London, England, 1801-07-01

DOVER, JUNE 30.

THis morning arrived a French Flag of Truce
from Calais, bringing Dispatches for M. OTTO,
and Paris Papers to the 27th instant inclusive.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 30.

Ax' T v E D'His Majesty's hired Cutter Providence,
Lieutenant COWAN, from Dover; she has got the
Signal for Convoy to the Northward flying, and is
to take the Ships bound to Archangel under her
'notation, of which ten or twelve have already
assembled at the Nore.
London, England, 1801-07-01

TO THE LADIES.

The happiness of both Sexesis-so conneaed with,
the increase of female charms, it is not to be Won-
dered at that the 'inventive genius shoUld be em-
ployed to discover-.what may be innocently used to..
assist .Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a state:
of pleasing bondage to :..he softer sex. This.disco-.
very is now made;Sand as imposition has been ,but
too frequently: An-aaised upon the credulous, the,'
Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETI,C
CREAM, has consulted the delicacy pf the Sex, by.
committ,ing the sale a this curious and elegant pre-.
.paration to a Lacly 'of-honour and respectability,'who has authority to return the, money, if this in-
nocent Liquid does not give to the skin that pecu-
-.liarfairness, Which, as.well as ,bestoWing delicacy,
bespeaks health; and throws. an 'animation into the
countenance, which shall 'give" - the eve 'the full
power -to charm and riscinate. ~14',0r the, band and
arm it is prepared in a diiferent form, and.if deliency
would permit the .names of those Ladies ito be men;
tinned, who have. approved this -innoeent Composi-:
••,

:I.t)N 111 N Ysliitett by lit! C fi.A tiAN WA,' I I I.A N, trcct, ; aunt I gblist,to, b-v V; ILI, I A:A ARM; G.A g
.5 c I rrs (ot Itrge-teityl•Toudi AVe:;truirister );
Ai tk- ci,ti ()cute w_ No: 11/. Straltd—• where Advirttieverds. Orders for the Paper, Wl' ,tditgri
_&(", .niuht b.e .addresse4,
London, England, 1801-07-06

. .
T a Special MEETING of the PROPRIF:—
.
TORS of theISOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL,
licizien at the White Hart, Bath, tf Ist day pfluly inst.
I t was ordered, that a Call of Ten Pounds.per Share should
e matte On, ar,:l paid by the several Proprietors in this Under-
laki'nu to -Messrs. H;4sllque Cl•utterbuCk, P hdlot, and
Lowder, :Bankers; Bath, the Treasurers, on or betore the
loth day of August next,
,and that the Interest due on for-
mer-Calls should he allowed theivout:--z-Of 'which ,Call
Notice .i's• hereby' given, andilicicveral-,Proprictors are re-
quested to pay the same accordingly:
* • ' wrsii ER. ara RR 0 DE-RIP; 'Clerks.
f___Eath, July. 3, iSor.
London, England, 1801-07-06

BEECH
WOOD') 5-01Vit' CAPTTArrri.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr's CHRISTIE,
At the Red Lion, Bridge Foot, Henley upon Thames,
In SEPTEMBER NEXT, in L0T51,,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of , ONE
HUNDRED and FIFTY 'ACRES of \wool)
LAND, covered with VALUABLE BEECH WOOD and
Some CAPITAL OAK TIMBER, in the most THRIV-
ING STATE, situate within- about your Miles of the
Thames, and Seven 'of Henley upon 'Thames, in the 'County
of Oxford.
Particulars are preparinc-,pd will be ready for delivery one
month priorto the Sale, v.,ren Plans of the PrOperty
,may
seen in Pall-Mall;
London, England, 1801-07-06

ADVICE.

•
MHIS. season Of the year-nukes it necessary.
to guard against the sudden changes of the' Weather,-
which too often atte6ts
,the „habit, obstruCting the, perspi-
ration, and thereby producing those' ettptions WhiCh are so
much against our- appearance, in society; besides; producing
an anxiety on the mind whleli gives fresh vigour to the
disease; and as effeets of this kind are so often mistaken as
the, consequences. of high living, recourse is had to a con-
trary `node of diet, and the habit - by that means so reduced,
that, the. fibres lose their energy, they are u,nabletu_throw off
the atUtion suchi tit-proper treatment has increjsed,.
by
.a contrary ..method -of relieving the oppressed yesselsc
by gentle' petspiration' and ethergentle evacuants ; and' as
this 'has. been the .cause of the success of P 1 I. SBUR l's
-ANTI SCORPUTI'C DROPS, in the., most inveterate
eruptive cases.of Scurvy and obstru4ted vessel, Gout,: Rhett,
matisrit,, &c. we ;.,;:ty with libpes of success recommend it
es a medicine which has maintained its character for so-many -
rears, nq-tw4thstandingtheirnpositions praCiiged on the Pub-
lic; iii substituting a spurious mixture ter the getitAine.
Sold in, small :botttes,i indented .win the Words,"
Spitsbury, his AntiscOtbutie' drops, by King's Patent,"
and thed rger'with 'theaddition GI the King's 'Anti ,at the •
15-ispew,ary ;Soho-square, and most of the res peelab le Venders
in ToWA and Coi;trtrq, in the ‘lforouili.-,enly.' Ivy- Clark,
No. 269'. aLii, Shaw, No. - "
London, England, 1801-07-06

Bank Stock /68

SA TU

Navy 5 per Cut. shut
s per Cart. 1797, 95116
I r►sA 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent.. Con. 79111
3 per Cent. Red. 6oi
3 per Cent. Con. shut
Ditto Scrip
Rank Long Ann. iS
Ditto Short Ann. s 3-16
Ditto Scrip

VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.

T-NR. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well known ail
over liurope for their superiorefficacy-and peculiar
mildness, in perfedly eradicating every degree Of the Ve.ne-
real Disease without the least trouble or.confinement., The
Public roar be assured this excellent Medicine is perfedly
congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their
health, having been much improved in other respeds after its
use. Printed Directions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed
with each Box, which .Will enable all Persons to cure them-
selves without the knowledge of any one.
'Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold
in London by Mr. Axtell,,No. r, Cornhill ,• Mr.
Ward,.-it his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holhorn,
opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxlbrd-street, opposi,te the
Pantheon.
Sold also by the. following Booksellers ; Wizard, Bath ';
Sheppard, Bristol ; hlottley, •Portsint,utli ; Collins; -Salis-
bury; Harrop ai,d Thompson, Manchester; Jones and, Gore;
Liverpool;,. Bulky and poole, Chester; • Pearson' and
Piercey, Bunn grain ; Stevenson, Norwich; Aliddleditch
and BarlishY, pswich -S heffield ; Binns, -Leeds ;
Peck, York; Brown, ; Humble, Newcastle, ;• Gee,
Cambridge ; Slater, (xford ; WDonald, jeweller', Glasgow ;
Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and lay one reputable Book-
seller in most Towns in England. •
, •
Price 25. oil. and ss. 5(I. ii Box, Duty inciuueu.-
Wheremay be had, 4rnold's Nervous Restorative Drops.

I•!,,,,SEreet. ; and 1' übli.siicd by NV 1114 a_Daq,k7F.Da S.C.R I I' =
P. 3 (al-1e- 3e-road, );
ri,tGritezrp, Orders- fur the Paper, Lette:ii for Inc k'ditor, &c. (tvitlistd), must be addressed,
London, England, 1801-07-06

VIENNA, i 7.

• THE QUEEI4. of NAPLES has received'a Courier
with intelligence that various representations have
-been made on the part-of the French to the POPE,
.elative to .the religious Constitution; as for instance,•
that the Priests shati be permitted to marry ; that
the new Clergy in France shall receive absolution,
c. But the.,POPE, we are assured, has positively
refused his consent to these .propositions.
Accounts have been' received here by the way of
`Consii7irthicple, that the. Army of the GRAND VIZIER
.has engaged the French, and that the Corps of Gen.
REGN! ER, which was poste.l before Cairo, has been
6biige,l to retire into that Capital, with the loss of
some Artillery-. The communication between Cairo
d nAia, in which latter town General
.411Eavou is, is tut- off by the'English.
There is a talk here of an alliance between some
Northern rowers who will cNert themselves in
..bell:4:1f- of the.-German Empire.

. We have again a report here that Admiral WAR-
ItZN has met with the Sqliadon of Admiral GAN-
IIEAUMY, and, after an obstinate engagement,
taken Seven Ships.
.I.'he First Consul has at length given an answer-
to the- tei-esentations of the 'Minisier of His Rvs-.
6/AN MAJE,ty in behalf of the KINGS of NAPLES
and SARDINIA; but such as we would have wished
to have been.more satisfaCtom.

FRANKFORT, JUNE 30

Cassel is nOw likewise evacuated by the French
Troops. On the z zth inst. the Courier who. had
been dispatched to Paris, in consequence of the oc-
6pying of the Fort of Cassel, and the day before
Yesterday, Counselkir RE DON deputed by the: Eire-
total Government, likewise- arrived. The General
of Division, CHAMBXELAC, thtti sent an Officer to
ZivEYER, and a writing' vas drawn up, coo-
tau-'1":;) and exadaccount of the state 'oldie
i.J-moliticn. When this was finiShed, the French
Commandant declared thathe had.orckr; id withdraw
Cis Troops to the'. Right Bank of the Rhine, which
*as accordingly done on the rBlh, after the French
9arris.on,liad remained there three weeks. ,At their
departure the Mentz.Tro4ps were under arms, and
whole was 'eonducaed in Rerfett order, and
9tnout the least disturbance. The Mentz:Hussars
*llO could never agree with the French Chasseurs,
are now again in .Cass.d.
London, England, 1801-07-06

PORTSMOUTH, jr Li 5.

• THE American, Ship Charles arid. Elizabeth,
GROUT, from Mogadore,' which ssas performing
quarantine at the Mbtherbank, is sailed for Stand-
gate cree k.

Ariived the Ship L'a ;master, SWALLOW, from
Martinique : parted. 'compahy with the llisitZ and
Convoy the 6th June on the Banks of Newfound_
land..

Arrived the True Briton Transport, JONES !tw-
eet', from the West Indies.

The Conagnce Frigate has captured and sent to
this 'Port, the -Spanish- Rrig I.,:tConceptioff., with
flour-and wheat,

The 45th Regiment from the West Indies dis-
embarlied here this morning, from the Transports
which arrived Under convoy of the U,y;ti Frigate.
The •;hip Nefitunw, SIM.moNs, of Gluckstadt,
froth London to Lisbon; with wheat, yesterday
evening got on the Woolseners, and beat Dyer
Langston Harbour; where she now -remains.
On Friday two of the Hern4o;nr's Crew were tried
by Court Martial at this Nil, and condemned to
suffer cic4ol,
London, England, 1801-07-30

DIED.

At Dover, aged one year and-.ten months, the only daugh-
ter of Samuel Isted, E4q. ,of Edon, Northamptonshire.
On Sunday the i9th inst. after a few days illness,. Iylrs._
Bagshaw, of Duchess-street, Portland-place.
On Tuesday night, Mr. George Nairne, of BucklersburY,.
London, England, 1801-07-30

MARRIED.

On the r4th inst. John Hubert Moore, of Shann,on-grove,
in the C9unty of Galway, Esq. 'Harrit,ter at 1,a,-., to:Lady,
Dunboyrie, widow of the lath kip,-ht Hon. John. "L'Ord. bun-
boyne.
.•: • .
Afew days ago, at Huntingdon, Edward Morrill, Es'q. of
Rokeby Park,- and lite of Clare-,Hall, Caabridge,'-to :Misk
Isabella Ann Cotton, niece to Admiral Sir Charles Cotton-,
Bart. of Madingley Park,. near tambridge. - •
On Sunday se'nnight, at Truro, Mr. M. Shoall to Miss
Jane Floyd, both of that place.
The same day, Mr. Charles Tippet, to Miss M. Miners, of
Truro."--
London, England, 1801-07-30

FALMOUTH, JULY 27.,

SAILED the Danish East India Ship Vennerne,
KEILAND, for Copenhagen, detained several
months since by the Spy Sloop of War ; the Ship
1,77:1:y Frances Gate West Is,di4 Vacket), Capt. ED.:
muNDs, fur Liverpoul and clic
Lieut. FEGAN, with ;he trade for the North
Channel.

Arrived this, day the American Brig Rover, Capt.
LOMBARD, from Boston in 35 days, with coffee,
tbr orders, and again sailed for Bourdeaux,
Put back the Ship Harmony, which sailed on Fri..
day last with the Oporto Fleer,.having lost convoy..
The King George Packet is hourly ,expeaed from
Lisbon.
London, England, 1801-07-30

YARMOUTH, JULY 29.

SAILED the Ruby, of 6¢ guns, and Fhanix Cut-
ter, for flosely Bay ; Squirrel and Bittern Sloop,
on a Cruize ; and Aim Armed Ship to Admiral
GRAVES.'S Fleet.

Arrived the 4garneinna.,l, of 64 guns, and Safe-
guard Gun-brig, from Admiral GRAY ZS ; Diligence
Cutter, from the Nore ; Griffin Cutter, and 3 aae
Lugger, from a Cruize.

Arrived the Susannah, Rots E ItTS, from 'Liverpool
bound to Hambnrgh, with goods, having struck on
the Home Sand, and received damage.
London, England, 1801-07-30

MAT RI NiONY:

. • •
•
T is much to he regretted, but Indisputably cer-
1, ,tails, that many perSonS: both•SeXes are deterred from
entering into the married state by infirmities, which delicacy
tOrbids•theM to disclose ; and there are not a few ;who, being
already married, are rendered miserable for want of those ten- •
der pledges of mutual loves without Which,happiness in 'th4
state is at least very precarious. - has been ascertained t*.
yond a doubt, that' these circumstances are occasioned by a
general or partial relaxation or weakness in either sex, and it
ts•equally certain that the genuine AROM4 Tlt.7 LOZ kW.;
GES of STEEL are the best, if not the 'only remedy
.ever
discovered for this species of deoility. When t;'l:en into the
stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like, a rcapout
through everY, peoducing ilfeas at OriCe delightful,
lUtary,-and permanent:. When the spark of life b.:gins,to
groW dim, tho circulation languid, and the faculties paralysk
ed, these Lozenges are found to give tone tO the nerves,'-ex,
hilarate the animal spirits; invigorate the. body, and re-ani..
mate the whole man. When aversion to
~exercise,
,loss, or
depravity of appetite, and pal:id •countenance indicate ap:.
proaching consumption,the clelicate female will be preserved
and restored to health and society by the benign influences of
this Medicine. When the del uston of imagination, or the force
ofbad example, have tempted unguarded youth into thedan4
gerous labyrinth of secret sensuality; debilitated hiS body,.and
Impaired his understanding, these Lozenges.will prated hint
from lingering disease,' the infirmities or prepaturo: old age,
•and axretched diSsolution, amidst.the agonizing reflection of '
conscious guilt.. Whe.n,,by luxurious banquets, copious li-
bations; Paphion excesses; and Midnight revels, this sons and
daughters of disiipation have brough on theinsel*es debilityo
relaxation, imbesklity, and a long trait-lot tiervOus Gum plain ts+
manifested by impaired memory; anxiety agitation; tremois,
languor, paleness, emaciation, indigestion; apathy in men ;
hysterics, spasms, loss of appetite, irregularity, "eakness,
anortion; pains in the back, cnest; &c. in women—ttiese Lo-
zenges will restore health and 'rigour to the deoilitaten frame,
and ehearfulness and animation to the tnind.

Les Pastilles Manialtes de: Montpelier, or Aiornatic LoE
zenges el Stw.l, are ptepared by Dr. SENATE, No. z 9,
CharliAtestreer,'Ulcomsbury ; and are sold, wholesale and
retail, by Mr:. It. Barron, Druggist; No. isa, Str9ncl ; and
retail by all' respectable Medicine ti tralers in ti:.. United
Kingdom,, price 7s the b 024 duty included, with tilt.. Doctor's
k'ortrait and Signature oh each, without which none can be
genuine. _ _

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Dr. Senate's Treatise on Female Complaints, dedicated to
the 931,etrtg may be had As above, price ze,