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London, England, 1802-10-13 00:00:00

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This Day was published,
Price Five Shillings and Sixpence, in boards,
THE F4'I'YMOLOGY and SYNTAX of• the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXPLAINED and IL.
LUSTRATED.

By. the,Rev. ALEXANDER CROMBIE, L L.D.
Printed for J., Johnson, No. 7z, St, Paul's Church=yard.
Where may be had, by the saine'Authol',
A Treatise on the Dotrine of Necessity, price 7s; in boards

On Monday, Otlober the 25tb, will be published, •
In Three Volume: Odavo, Price 275. in noa.rds,
ANIMAL BIOGRAPI-11/ ; ~r, 'Anecdote's and
Illustrations of the MA NNE RS, CHARACTERS,
and ECONOMY of Cie whole ANIMAL CREATION.
Arranged according to the Systelii of tiniatus
By the Rey. W. I3INGLEY,
Fellow of the Linnean Society, and late of St. Peter's Col-
. • • Uarnbridgc.
Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
and may be had or all Bo.,lssellers.

'the Author of the Present Work days'his Claim to at-
tention, on the ground ott s utility.. He has brought for-
ward many thousands of anecdotes and obs?Jvations that will
tend to promote tne study of tue del ighttlif Science -of Na-
tural Htstory ; has ranged through.an expensive coliecUon 9t
books, amounting in iiinb:!r to.nearly a thousand Volumes;
and has methodized the ac%cnutt, and trAits i.7ilaracicr, re-
corded by !all authentic- travellers. and historians, f:ont the
earitcst to the present times.

,C. 2,5,000, for thq First Drawn Ticket I
ENGLISH scA FE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing the zytn Nuvenvyer next.
, SCHEME

2 of - ' - -4. 23,000
3
•3
6 - l,OOO
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And A.nci 9,460 other Prizes; from ,C. moo, ti, C, mg, amounting
• ,in.the Whole to the Suni o. £ 258,6ci0.
TI KETS anti SILARES s.viii rise conuierably
! therefore lose no Tune, as they are now selling in
rzatyariety, and in Shares, at NI CHOLSON's Fortunate
Office, 16, Cornhill, wuere tw, P tze'4 of k. 20,0,, and
4.. s,cm each, in th two last Lotterk4 were sold in Shares..

•. DISTILLING- BY SI.
AN' App.ira.tus lor this .L ~ii,tted to lin-
prove.all ardent Spirits (Attained by and to
ksscii.Loth the original and annual: expence of such Estala-
lishinents ; amt also an Apparatus .l'or
• , • • PRYING COFFEE BY STEAM
more expeditiously, to greiitercertaii44, and.vv,th much less
-labour than •it can be dried in the San, may be seen in use
every rhursl4, at the Tinned Copper Works on lianksi:k.
Enquiries to be .gicirebsect to C. Wyatt the Patattee), Ntw
i• f 4 ort,r+.-

A CAP,,ITAL
O BE•..LET.:, a at Christmas
the CROWN, au SI, ';U Is, BUCKS, on -the
Cleat:Bath Road, T'xvei-1;:,. tri T.lnion. • •
E'er naricniars o; i,ongford,
'A n H •r•

• --SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY ;.iVATE CONTRACT.
A FREEHOLD iE, siruate p: the Parish
of Ashstead, in the Comity of Surrey, consisting of a
Barn, Hove!, Yard, and oilier Buildiws, awl ab ;u; Twenty-
one Acres of Arable andlll. Aow 1-rud, iu the.oLcupation of
James Ridge, Tenant at Willi at the R; it ..r 301 per Anti.
Also'several-PLECES of rich ME A DOW i.AN.I.),- most
desirably situated in the Parish of Stoke, within a Mile of the
Tor.Tr of GuildFrd, Loniiszing or o.:7ur %;,•,..ta at
in Cotnon Mile Mead, coot A. 3 It. 7.9 e. and 6 Acres
and tb Roods of In-closed Meidow near the above.
F-r Particulars, 'apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6, Paper
buildings, Inner Temple.-

' • GLANIORCrANSHIB.E.
. TO BE SOLD f3Y PIaVATF. CONTRACT,
, ,'N A ocie n FREEHOLD MAN-
L now used as a Farm Hot;ise, with suitable Offices,. and
walled Gardens, and a %-aluaole Farm ina 'King Fenceranui
the Houle, containing 8 i 6 Acres, more or less, lett to a Fee
spectable Fenant, at a low Rent of on Lease,- which
will .xpire at Candlemas iBo4, but estimated to be: worth
mar 8001. per Annum:
Tab Estate-is very eligibly. situated, adjoining the Bristol
Channel, at a mod rat.: distance from the Market Towns of
Cowbridge-abet Bridond, and capable of great im-:
provement. • • :
Further patticulars may be had of. Mr. B. C. Williams,
Solicitor, in 'Redford-row, London'; 'and- Of John' F rahl:l ,
Esq. of Lailmliansle, Cowbtisige, C lamorgans.ktill.
where a Map oe,the Eszate may be seen, and all other requi-
site information obtained

rOft RHELJ M A TISMS, Riteumatic:.Giut, Lam.
bago, Numnneiss,-- Palsy, k.latt.ilency,..SpasmOdie or
Flying Pains, general Debility and.ll..t.elaxation, of the Sys-
tern, Sprains, Bruises, Zee-. Experience has *red
WHITEHEAIIrs. ESSENCE OP...MUSTARD-(Yills- and;
Fluid), the moat ettedual remedy. lmtde known to-the Wolid,
having succeeded, in cases of six, eight, Cell, twenty, and evert
of fbrty years standing, -after every other means had tailed,
and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Corn-
Plaints than all the Mtlii;ines ever before inade:public.—
-The Fluid Essence is s,). Singularly penetrating and-Speedy
in •Its operation; as generally to cited the cure' of the severest
Sprains and. Bruises by a few
.applications.—lt is prepared
and' sigtiecl' by the' -Proprietot,- R. Johnston,. A pothecAry ,
.No. is;.Greek.street, Soho, London ; and.'sold • at' 25. 9d.
each box or.bottle.--And its reputation-is.so universally esta-
blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender in the
England', 1 tland, West Indies, and America.

SPRING and, AUTUMN,
AswEETENFA of the BLOOD, at these Sea_
ions of the year, has ever been deemed necessary :
that it*neraily:proves a preventative .a4ainst Epidemic and
fatal Diseases., wehave the experience of preceding ag.,s, and
it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wise pre!iatition-
' ary custom : the advantages therefore of DE.VELNO's
VEGETABLE•Pa.izS;-:on account of their': convenience, 1
safety, pleasantness of operation, and etficircy,,,must be •
whose to'evcry person hose eyes are not blinded with pre-
judice., They prove the-n-16st powertitrAlfiriitiVe, .Puritier,
anti Sweetener of the ,Blood„. -ever yet disccivereci,-,and maybe
confidently relied on as the most safe and certain reale* tor
Scurvy,, Scrofula or King's Evil,, Scorblitic:Eruptions,.- Le-
.p rosy, and other D isarders arising froinan impure or impaired
state otntbe Blood. - •
A RECENT CURE.
Joseph Huetson, at Mr. Guest's, PastryzCbok-, No. zos,
Strand, -having •lcen u.any years afflicted. with' a de-sobrate
Scorbutic Leprosy all over his bod-enCouraged by theistic-
cess of :Lord Selsey'S Coachman, Who had been-cured-of
complaint by De Arelno's. Pill's., resorted to the same
Medicine, and was perfeOly cured.
The proprietor presumes from the demand for this Niedi-
eine,- that the astonishing-cure. of Capt. Elliston,
Mortimer-street, as.also of Lord Selsey's Coachman, and a
: variety ox otbers which have been repeatedly bo-)re the Pub- ;
i! lit, have left a suitable-impression; he. can with confi:-
dence add, that its real mer:ts as an A l,terative, Purifier, and
Sweetener of the Blood,,anci.as z f peci c for the Scurvy,
Scorbutic Eruptions; Scrophula, andother.Disorders arising
from contaminated blood, a fair trial,. Pleid niore
tbreibly.iwits own recommendation than any thing which
can be. said of it. •
' Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro-
hrietor J. Pidding, late Surgeon in the Arrny;. at Ware-
ouse, No. y 6, Oxford-street, Loution,:in, boxes, price
'or
thequantity-of six boxes in one, at zzs. Sold also
retail by Tutt, Royal: E-Xchange ; .Ching and Butler, No. 4,
Cheapside ; Ward, No. i 34, Holborn; S W illiley, No. 22,
; ShaW, 'Bi.bugh and by every Meth-
cdneVeuder in the Kingdom.

WEDNESD4Y, OCTOBER 13, 1802.