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London, England, 1802-07-14 00:00:00

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. . .I":intectf;n. C. and J. I.So ,:. 3.T.,,,P,tverilo,si,,er.row.
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This Day was Prk:e 7s. i,
• A RELATION'of Sever it I'ANCPA
..0 .26. which oc:c0:-!-A the PRO VI NC E :of LOWER
NO ItM ANDY diiring the Revolw. all,l wid;:rthegovern.
went of Roixspidrre anti the Direct , c ing in the
year 1739 to the year i• o, with a of the (oninemeta
and SuLLrings ; toz,...2her h an Accotknt oC
:It.! Manneri and C.istoiris of ,:jlabitanp o:. th :t
part of the-Country call;:q tho Lower Normandy
with he treatm:nz of their Cattle,..hatur: of Soil, Cniti-
vatiol and Harvestifig of their Crons.
brc.

By'.G.EORGE GIZEtNt..
_Ptiblished.for the Benefit of the Author, and" sold by John
flatchard, Piccadilly. ' "

ti RESIDENCE

T" .E SOLD,. a Cdpirai R.,:::i L nce, in one of
respectable and ple,sant parta cf SJUth
fit t 0.," r.:,:epticn.ol a lar,.;e r.wloy F.)rtune;
consisting of an elegantMan,i n, w:tli z I);:nif.sili Of up-
wards oti4so Acres of very rich an C..;roti,rld. .
This clei.,„Ant Place is surrouni.:l with:good P,abli.- Roads,
yet beautitullysNueste'red its Many-J.114,r Wovds and: Strc.tips
of Water.
Tile Crops, the Stolle, and tlr- Furniture; whiOt is both
elegant an,l useful, may go at ti.e .
Applications addressed TO M s rs. BlCascial!and AlcXamicr,.
No Ir, New tun, will be inia,a

EREEHOL.D ESTATES alai MAN,) S, iiLRi~ S,
-TO BE •SOLDBY.Atii.:
By Mr: CROFT, _
•
- On Saturday the 31st or July inst.
At Garraway's Coi!ee-iduuse,
• •'I "
In ON E
. . .
(Instead of Ttenty:one,.as nietmulfd d in former. Advertis'a'.
merits, anti,arriculars already thlivered,)
THE Capital and very FREEHOLD
ESTATES and MANOR S, desirably, andyeryAdvan-
tageously situate in a beatitirui teriiie.tiart ni the• County
of Berks, di.siaed by .tue High .Ruud truin Loudon to
infaSeded by the Navigable River Kennett, witnin
of.Newoury, seven ui Keadiru,,,, and .0rty...5ev..14 ur L ndon,
comprizing the MANORS of III:TO& and Dkv,
the Fisheries, RuY-IriesB Quit-rents,
,and 11111.10 tics,
the. large, Mansion, c r Manot House, Lai ccoN,.
COU Rl', with several Others and extensive iu4
sundry welLconditioned Fat ms'and Lauds, of excell:nt Ara-
ble, Meadow,' P‘isture and Woad Ott: w.vcral 'fen:-
molts and Cottages, the whole Lontainingupwards7ot -1' VI t)
TI LO US AND AC ES, situate in the several Parishas. of Ur:.
ton, P.aiworth, SiAllhampstead, Abb its SuilhamPstedd, Ban-,
niter Purghtield, and of ;Iv estima,ted Atinual, Value of
Two Thot,fsand, Two 1-kuadred Pounds, part in. hand, Part
on short teases for years, and the. remainder on Leases for
one, two, and three Lives. .

_ . .
To be Viewed by. to Humphry Buss, the Wood..
ward, at U.lton; and_ Part.,..a...rs m 4y be had at, tifton-Court
Hi ost ; Messrs -Sma'rt anti Cowslade, Printers, Reading';
ar the Hari: and Hounds, .Beepham; near V (ton ;
S,)..nhanilimd; Castle, -NnisliAorough ; ot. Mr. Crutweil,
Pri.itcr, Bath ; Ales:;rs. Aldridge Smith, S.,licitors,
an
-coin's Inn, London, where a I'lan of the Estate/may he seen;
and of Mr. Croft, Laud and Timber Stirtveyor,.Llanarth,
near •Nlomn,Yith,. where another Plat may be scan,. and who,
asAwl! as AleSsYs. Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to -re-
ceive•Pri,posals for the Purchase or

,
several Reafeil ies are' oiscovered
which perfectly .eradicate every species of Scurvy,
Leprosy,. Rheumatic and Gouty Pains, yet none are found
e.,u either ,iii exp&Aitioa, pleasantness, -safety; or cheap:-
nes;, to Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS,.
which in 'Sethi-aims Schirrus, or CanceronS- Tumors, lib, •
cers, and White Swellings, perform the most wonderful
cures; and in Convulsive, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as
Mental Deiatigement, and other depiiirable Nervous Adec-
tiOns; where large quantities of celebrated Medicines- have •
been .tr;cd• in -vain, • a small Bottle at thee.DroPs• has given
the happiest proofs of their excel ,properties, particularly
promoting a regular appetite and true•dtgestion,
all Morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture,
and tenacity, with free circulation and equal distributiOnpf •
the nervous and other fluids, sad thereby removing elf bitious,
windy, and spasmodic -6orflpiaints, whilst they pi-Orli:cc
composure of Mind, a cheerful how of ...weirs, acc,i,iipanied
with an agreeablediffusion of natocal war,ntil and lively sen-
sation through.e,voy,part of the, animal frame, .so as to ren-
der the sickly; weak,
.and delicate habit healthful, and re-
store the docayed constitution to a state Of strong activity.
These"WOps are inclose4l in lalaindireCtions, and.appointed
to be sold by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, Nar324,11e1,
born, opposite Gray's lin,. London ; C Collins, Salisbury ;
Ilursey and Woo3:,v4;,,Partsca ; Watts and I larding, .Gps-:
port; Donaldson. and • Mottley,• Portsmoittli ;, - Jennings,
Bishop's Waltham; Robbin;„-Winchester ; Skelton, Soutn-
ampson ; Ramsey.; Jones,: Lvm:rigton ; Benson, .
Ringwood; Illoor:;, ;-.and.rivso-3;nders of Patent Me-
dieines'in C;re.,t Britain, at ss' tlie;,l-mttl,:,,(luty included;
and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street, London ;
Where all wholesale and retail are-duly attended to..
Alsd his-M[ 12 RION ,which,: though re,quiring
no restraint .or hindi.ance of business, vet area safe; -
expeditious., and inttillible,,siws in. every-siege of a, certain
disease, being sealed up in plan: directions, - with instruCtions,
by winch:all the baneful eti-ezis of that insidious disorder are
itnmetUately- iii,vented• by .attending'. to the method therein
•diret ed; pace s.,IL duty jpcluded..
‘• • •

BRISTOL ELECTION. '
Guildhall, July It' as:.
A :If n mi-,:ETING of the commITTEE tOr
171,....C0i-duaing the ELECTION of EVAN BAILLIE,
.

Esq.

' It was Unanimously Resolved,
That this Committee s!x press their strongest disapprobation
of 'the attempts which have hem made to cast a retlexion on
the Charaaer and Conduct of Sir Frederick M. Eden.

Attributing to a tew individuals every impropriety attend-
ing his Nomination, as a Candidate to represent this City in
Varliament, they teel sensibly hurt at the disappointment
to-which he has been subjedtd, and regret that, in vindica-
tion Or their insulted Privileges, they were obliged to oppose
a Gentleman, for whose abilities and private character they
entertain the highest respect. •

ROBERT CASTLE, Chairman.

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Dedicated t r. jenner,
A DISCOURSE, chief? addressed to PARENTS,
1-I.ot-idle DUTY andADVANTAGESof INOCULAT-
ING; CHI LDREN,&c. with the COW-POCK.
By the Rev. LUKE BOOKER, I.L. D.
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Of whom may he h.d, price 3L.
The Evidence for the Authenticity and Dtvine Inspiration
or the Apocalypse, stated and vindicated from the Objec-
tio-ns of the late Proles,or F. D. Michalis, in Letters ad_
dressed to the Rev. Herbert Marsh, B. D. T. R. S.

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TREATY of PEACE, signed at Amiens March 25.
By WILLIAM BELSHAM.

London : Pri::ted ibr G. and 1. Rubinson, Paternoster-
TO .

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t. A History of Great Britain, from the RevolutiOn to the
Commencement of the Year 1799, in 5 vols. 4to. 51. 51.
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T,ADY GERALDINE BEAUFORT. ; aCNo-
vel, in Three Volumes.
By a DAUGHTER of the late SERJEANT WILSON.
London: Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-
row.

BY THE KING's PATENT,
Granted to . Barton,Al .D.

VITAL WINE, recommended for the Preven-
tion and-Cure of some of the most alarming Diseases,
viz. Gout in every form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly
of the Putild kind ; Scrophula, Consumptions, Nervous
Affeaions, 8:c. Also for the Diseases of Hot CliMates, as
-Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholora Morbus, Cutane-
ous, Allec &c. •
The leading features of Vital Wine are, the prevention of
all.tendency to petrescency in the habit, removing obstruc-
tions in the Glandular and Nervous Systems, and bringing
insensible perspiration to its proper quantum and regularity.
Hence the superior advantage attending its use is evident, and
the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable
testimonies of its virtue lion' personages.ot.the first rank and
respectabi I ity.

Pamphlets of its admirable qualities, with full direetions
fur its use, may he had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults,
where'it is prepared, No. 7, Berner's-street, Oxford-street;
and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and
Butler, No_ 4, Cheapside, where the Vital Wine is sold at
bs. Ed. per Bottle, or EiOs. perdoaen, bottles and Stamps in-
cluded. Also by ippointment, at qr. Barlow's, No. 39,
Cockspur.street, '
Charing-cross; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corn-
hill • Mr. Ward, No. 3z4, Holborn; Mr. Shaw's, No. 74,
St. Margaret's-street, Borough ; and Messrs. Jeboult and
Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; and one respectable House in
most principal towns in the United Kingdom.

ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND,
ON SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL.
COR BU TIC, and other Eruptive Disorders,
L) have very considerably increased in this Country of late
years ; notwithstanding many remedies have been repeatedly
offered to the Public, under the most species pretences, and
it is a matter of regret, that after the strenuous cflbrts of so
many persons, attentive to the cure of these complaints, and
the whole Materia Medica having been ransacked for the
means to eradicate them, they should still gain ground, and
become in a manner constitutional to numbers of the inhabi-
tants of this climate.
Serious reflection upon this important subject}, has at
length determined Doctor Solomon to endeavour to point
out to the Public the causes of these maladies—the va-
rious forms and appearances by which they are manifested,
and to offer some observations on the best mode to obtain a
certain and lasting cure; and, trusts, that the destrudive
disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradicated in many,
and their dreadful symptoms greatly relieved in all, who ap-
ply to the remedies .recommended to them ; in the selection
of which, the greatest care has been taken to discard every
thing that can possibly tend to hurt the weakest constitu-
.

tions-, and to 'unite with judicious acumen those medicines
which are the most pointedly direded to remove obstrudions
and corret impurities in the vital stream.
It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Distem-
pers abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the Northern
parts of the Globe ; and we have unhappily experienced the
truth of this assertion in this Country, where the frequent
sudden changes of the weather at certain seasons of the year,
spread the most excruciating and alarming disorders among
us, by chilling the blood, and materially affecting the state
of the perspiration; and thus occasioning colds, coughs,
rheums, &c. &c. the portentous harbingers of almost every
disease which proves so fatal to the inhabitants of America.
Perhaps there is no place on earth so subject to these sudden
changes as the United States, where the extremes of heat
and coi: are often experienced in one clay. Hence it becomes
a matter of the greatest national importance, to seek out for
souse general and decided remedy for those disorders which
take their rise from obstruded perspiration. One of the im-
mediate effects of this obstruction is to contaminate the vital
fluid, by fixing the saline particles in the blood, which na-
ture would kindly evaporate, and thus increasing the impure
juices, and disposing them to corruption and putrefaction;
syliich is the true source of various obstinate and dangerous
disorders.
. • • To the Afllided with the Scurvy, King's Evil, Scrofula,
Strums, Lepresy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout,
Rheumatism, Piles, Lues Venerea, Yaws, and Disorders ori-
g,nating in 0 hstruded Perspiration, or Impurity of the Blood.
Dr. So Losiox haviog been long in possession of a recipe
for the cestain and eflectnal cure of those disorders which
arise front an impure and vitiated state of the blood and
lymph, has observed with thedeepest regret, the numberless
instances where patients have pined away a miserable exist-
ence without receiving the smallest benefit from any thing
'they could procure, h.: has at length yielded to the pressing
necessities of his fellow -creatures, and determilied to publish
to the world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse the blood
from all foulness, counteract every morbid affection, and
restore weak constitutions.
The Anti-I mpetigines is by no means a new medicine ; it
is founded on a chemical and philosophical basis, under the
sanction of the great and learned Dr. Cullen, of Edinburgh,
who describes " 46Tc:deifies" in his ever-to-be admired
nadice of Physic, No. 1737, as 4, disorders originating tram
a depraved habit, or affections of the skin."
I nnumerable letters of recommendation and certificates from
the Clergy, Churchwa,dens, and Overseers, in various parts
of England, are in the Proprietor's possessitua; particularly
Ilona
The Rev. J. Atkinson, of Cuirdale.
The Rev. Richard Carr, of Billinge.
The Rev. John Fawl, of Wigan.
The Rev. J. idague, of Butterworth.
The Rev. Samuel Sewell, of Prescot.
The Rev. William Twyford, of Didsbury. •
The Rev. Philip Kitchen, of Liverpool.
The Rev. A. Clarke, Methodist Preacher, Manchester.
The Rev. Joseph Taylor, of Coppull.
The Rev. Thomas Knowles of Standish.
The Rev. Thomas Lowe, of Atherton.
The Rev. John Rclphe, of Oswald 'Furth.
The Rev. Richard Johnson, of Aisgarth,
The Rev.
John Crewdson, 'of Hindley.
The Rev. . Fisher, of Scorton, parish of Carstang.
The Rev. R. Westin, New Acrington, near Blackburn.
The Rev. W..-Pwrson, of Bolton, &c &c,
Sold by I. Mathews, Strand, London ; and by all the re-
putable Medicine Venders, Booksellers, &c, in every
coal town in America, price ton. (d. a bottle, with copious
directions, sealed up.
Family Bottles at al. los. contain six half-guinea ones, on
35, are saved.
in' Solomon may be consulted by letter (post-paid)
iprloatt g his usual Ise or a guinea, dieetted "Money letter,
Dr. Suiwir:un, Liw*ol.; paid double
postage,

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jul), 13, iBoz.

Whitehall,
.7uly 13, 1802.

The King has been pleased to grant the dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland to Lieutenant-Colonel Edward
Baker Littichales, and to the heirs male of his
body lawfully begotten.
The King has also been pleased to grant the Dig-
nity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland" to Archibald Dickson, Esq.
Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His'Majesty's
Fleet, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully
begotten.

CAERMARTI-lEN SUMMER CIRCUIT.
Caermarthen—Wednesday, August 25, at Caermarthent
Pontinkeshire—Tuesday, August 31, at Haverfbrdwest.
Cardiganshire—Monday, September 6, at Cardigan.