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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-19

This Day were pnblished, in'Svo. price 6s. inboards,

LETTERS on the CULTIVATION of the
OTAHEIT E CANE, the Manufaaure of Sugar and
Ruin, the Saving of Molasses, the Care and Preservation of
Stock, with the Attention and Anxiety which is due to
Negroes. To these. Topics-are added a few other PartiCulars
analogous to the subjeel of the Letters.
By CLEMENT CAINES, Esq.
London : Sold for the Authdr, by Lackington, Allen and
Co. Teitiple of the Muses, .Finsbury-square ; of whom may
be had, lately published, their New Catalogue for the pre-
sent year, the largest and cheapest, ever • presented to the
public.
London, England, 1802-02-19

objeftions were made which cbuldnot, on the Pri-
soner's coming up, be removed, le should be re.
mantled until he could remove then, when personal
notice thereof was to be given' to the Creditors -;
and as a public and regular notice had once been
given, no farther objections were to be made.
Mr. Gtsss rose and said a few cords; when
Mr. Justice Law RENC t observed; that the Court
would hardly he prevailed on to decide on a subjeCt
of so much importance during the harry of the last
day of Term ; and
Mr. Justice GRQSE said, he should be extremely
cautious in involving a man in a situation into
which a very honourable Person had recently been
thrown.

Mr. GIBBS, however, proceeded ; after whom
Mr. DAMP lER also spoke.
Mr. ERSKLNE then rose, and after compliment.
ing the Attorney General „on the fair and liberal
construdion which he had put on the Aft, said,
he was content to let the man lie in gaol and rot,
if every word in the Ad was not in his favour. He
said, the seventh Seftion called imperatively on
the Magistrates to discharge the Prisoners during
the first or second Session after their application was
made ; and, if they did not, they were liable them_
selves to be called before the Court for delay. As
to the continuance of the Ad, which had presented
so much difficulty to the Attorney General, he trusted
he could immediately explain it to the fullest satis-
fadion of the Court. He said, if a Statute were
enaded for any limited term or period, it of course
expired with that term or period ; but if a Statute
had no limitation, it must remain in force as long
as it was found necessary, till it had answered the
full purpose for which it had been enacted, or till.
it was repealed. The present Statute had no limita_
tion, and consequently must remain in force until
all the objeds for whose relief it was calculated
should •be discharged. Mr. Erskine here, with
his-accustomed energy and perspicuity, entered into
an exposition of the fifty-second Sedion of the Ad,
in which he agreed with his Learned Friend, the
-Attorney General, and said, it had been the prac-
tice of Debtors, during the operation of former
Ads, frequently to shift their ground; and, if
foiled by their Creditors on the first notice, to
harass them with repeated notices, till, tired out
with the expence and trouble of attending, they, at.:
length obtained their discharge : this would be pre-
vented by the present Aft,- as die Justices must re.
cord the objedinns for which Prisoners were re-
manded. Prisoners could not shift their ground;
but, if they could get rid of the objeCtions made
against them, by giving a personal notice to their
Creditor, they might again come up.
Mr. CONIMON SERJEANT spoke on the same side
with Mr. ERSKINE. After which,
Mr. Justice GROSE observed, that, certainly the
case was not without difficulties : as the decision of
the Court on this case must form a precedent for
every other ; and as any mistake in the judgment
of the Court would injure many innocent persons,
he thought it proper to take time.more fully to con.
sider it.
London, England, 1802-02-19

SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the loth of March next, at
Twelve o'Clock, at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chan-
cery-lane,

THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE, si_
tuate in the Hamlet Of STOCKWELL, in the Parish
of Lambeth, viz.
The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK-
WELL.
The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu-
pation of Charles Bedford, Esti. with the Offices, Gardens,
and Pleasure-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day
1303.
The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard,
&C. in the occupation of C. Hall, and - Cox, Esqrs. un-
der Lease, which expires Lady- Day yBO3.
The White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in
the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree-
ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826.
The Farm House and Out-buildings, with .the Lands in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will.
The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr.
Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will. •
The House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr.
George Wheeler, Tenant at Will,
The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Rep-pen, Tenant
at Will.
The Wax Manufactory, with the Mansion-House, Offices,
and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under
Lease, Sea years and upward of which are unexpired.
The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be-
tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London
to Streatham, by which it is bounded on the East, and the
Road called Acrelane, leading from Clapham to Camber-
well, runs through the Estate towards the North.
Plans and Particulars will be ready to be delivered on Fri-
day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers,
Tanfield-court, Inner Temple ; 'and at W. and J. Black's
Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase.
A Person will be appointed to attend at the White Horse
Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Ele-
ven till Four each Day (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti-
culars) and thew tiler rtrai4c4.
London, England, 1802-02-19

CAPITAL PORTER BREWERY FOR SALE
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

Upon the zsthday of March, tSO2., at the House of James
Lea, tiEJ Eagle and Child, Warrington,
•
rrHE -RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY,
with all the Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks, &c. as
the same are at present possessed by lEneas Morrison. The
Brewery is Leasehold, or which there are 14 years yet to come,
and was built in the years 1785-6. It is excellently con-
stvuded, well suppiied with water, and is situated on the
banks of the Mersey, within a few.hundred yards of the spot
Where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that River, con-
sequently has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver-
pool, Manchester; and all the manufaduring towns in Lan-
shire, Cheshire, Stattbrdshire, &c. There is a commodious
dwelling-house upon -the premises, consisting of fourteen
Rooms, besides Kitchen, Offices, &c. a large Garden well
stocked, and an appropriate quantity of Land.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Macdougall and
Hunter, New Square,, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson,
Merchant, Liverpool; or Mr. /Eneas Morrison, upon the
Premises, either of -"whom are authorized to sell by Private
Contra&
London, England, 1802-02-19

COAL TRADE.

The SHERIFFS of the City of LONDON presented
a Petition, which was read, stating the great con-
sumption of Coals in the City of London, and the
necessity of doing away the effet of certain illicit
praElices, by means of which the price of that ar-
ticle was unnecessarily enhanced. it therefore
prayed for a Bill to establish and
.open a public
Market for the sale of Coals, in which their differ-
ent qualities might be fairly and properly distin-
guished.

Mr. Alderman ComBE moved, that the petition
should be referred to a Committee, to examine the
same, and report thereon to the House.—Ordered.

GAME.

Mr. WOOD gave notice that he should on an
early day move for leave to bring in a bill to assi-
milate the qualification for killing game in Great
Britain and Ireland.

hands Or the Officers of Customs and Excise Ili
Ireland.

An Account of Exports and Imports from and to
Ireland, for sixteen years, ending the sth of Janu-
ary, 18oz.
An Account of the number of Vessels, with their
tonnage, built and registered in Ireland, from the
sth of January, 1789, to the sth of January, 186 z.
An Account of the number of Vessels, with
their tonnage, and the number of men and boys
employed on board them, entered Inwards and
cleared Outwards, to and from Ireland, for the year
ending the sth of January, ISoz.
An Account of Public Monies paid into the Ex-
chequer of Ireland, and the application of the same,
for the same period.
An Account of the Public Funded Debt of Ire-
land, up to the sth of January, 1802.
And an Account of the Unfunded Debt of Ire-
land to the same period.
The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a third time,
and passed.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Mr. JEFFREYS (of Coventry) said, that ha-
ving (previous to the recess) given notice of a
Motion relative to His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales, and the subjea on which it was his in-
tention to have grounded his Motion, having been
brought forward the night before, by an How;ur-
able and Learned Gentleman, who had stated
the Claims of His Royal Highness with great
ability, eloquence, and propriety, he (Mr. Jef-
ferys) did not mean to obtrude himself on the
notice of the House with the Motion he had be-
fore intended to have made.
London, England, 1802-02-19

This Day was published,
In One Volume Odavo, price 6s. in boards,
The THIRD EDITION, with CONSIDERABLE
ADDITIONS,

t'INANCIAL and POLITICAL FACTS of the
EIGHTEENTH CEN T R Yl;' with- Comp.arative Es-
timates of the Revenue, Expendituf,, Debts, Manutadure6,
and Commerce of G reat , •

By JOHN M'ART!IUR, Esq.
Author of a Treatis,.; on Naval Courts-Martials.

. The Third Edition, with an appemlix of useful and in-
teresting Documents. The whole revisedreorreded, and con-
siderably enlarged.
" Whoever wishes to form an accurate judgment of the
real situation of this 'Count ry, should read with attention the
publication before us, .in which he will find no declamatory
rant, no -fulsome tlatteu, no speculations, no abstrad rea-
sunin?r, hut solid calculations, 'just inferences, and ineoptro-
vertible fads.. it ought to he translated into all Foreign
Languages, and circulated throughout Europe," &c. •
-ANTI-Incoativ REVIEW.
Printed for I -Wright, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-08-17

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, AUG. :4.

Tins day appeared off, and proceeded on for
Rotterdam, the American Ship Providence, Capt.
TAYLER, from Batavia and Isle of France. Left
there, the Tay, Capt. MEIN., and the Porcher
(extra Ship), which were captured by the Bellona;
French Ship Privateer, in the Bay- of Bengal, the
former on the r3th, and the latter on the 23d Fe-
bruary. It was doubtful whether they would be
condemned, being well acquainted with the. Peace
previous to-their leaving Bengal.
The French Privateer La Futile, of to guns, has
also captured the Ship Highland Chief, on her out-
ward voyage, after a smart engagement, in which
the Captain of the latter was killed. The sane
Privateer also captured and sent into the Isle of
France, a small Country Ship, notwithstanding their
being well acquainted with the Peace.
His Majesty's Ship Ganges, and another Ship of
War, were to sail from China with the Fleet, on
the isth of March last.
His Majesty's Ships Abergavenny and Lion, had
encountered a very heavy gale of wind in the China
seas, and it was expelled they would be obliged to
go to Bombay to repair.

The Angelica, Country Ship, Capt. Doi, was safe
arrived at Bombay from Amboyna.
Arrived this evening, the Spanish Brig Nostra
Senora de Begonna, CUCUTTA, with oil, from Se-
ville for Nantz.

Sailed the French Lugger PEm;/;e, Capt. Mm.
QUER, for Nantz ; and the Ship Reliance, Capt.
ALLAN, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1802-08-17

The Farmers acknowledge that wheat produces a
full average crop; and that barley and oats are un-
commooly abundant. The damage done by the rains.
is very trivial, and by no means to be put in Com.
petition- with the benefits which vegetation has de-
rived from them. The turnips are finer than at any
former period' since their. introdunion into Agri.
culture; and the after-grass and clover make ample
amends for the deficiency in the early crops. Pease,
beans, Bde-.: are all abundant, and the former in most
places carried.
The hay in Devonshire, Herefordshire, Shrop_
shire, and most of the Northern Counties, has
been well' saved ; it is only in the Counties conti_
guous to the capital, where the hay-harvest is al-
ways forward, that it has been upfavourable.
The price of wheat has fallen generally through.:
out {lie coantrc, and doubtlesS will be considerably
ver. At Chesterfield and 'Newark it, on Wed-
nesday, fell six shillings' per, quarter ; at Stafford
and Gain borough, about five ; Lynn, four ; Nant-
wich, neatly to the same amount ; and at North-
ampton, Devizes,` Doncaster, and numerous other
pl;:ce:-3, two to Eir.

• • N14.1N Printed by 1:1)Ci-i i.L.AN, t liow-Street, Coy,ilt-(;aru,n';; and P:.')l, ARMICFR SCR ter s, (ot Wesimins,vr);
At tiic 6UN.CIFFICE, No. 11z, 'Strand ; where ilayfrtiserncnti,, Orders -ior the Paecr, Letters for the Editcr, Sec, (post-paid),- must be .addressed.
London, England, 1802-08-17

FRANKFORT, AUG, 3

•. •
THtRE is a report here, of certain
.agreements
which were made between the present ELECTOR of
MENTi and the Court of Vienna, and which were
to take place in case of the death of his predeeess'.-.ir ;
and have a relation to the EleEora►e.

BERLIN, Arc. 7

OiJR Gazettes of this day contain a general
Pardon, dated Konigsberg, June 6, for all such
inhabitants of the ne-w Indemnity Territories as
have been heretofore Piussian Subjects, anA have
left his States, either to avoid the Recruiting* as
Deserters, or from any other causes. They will
be suffered to remain without the least disturbance
in their present situations, whatever they may be,
with full security of their property.
London, England, 1802-08-17

THE HARVEST.

IN Surrey, IVliddfe-Sex, Berkshire, Oxfordshire,
Buckinghanishire, 'ESsex, and Sussex, the Reaping
commenced generally at the 'beginning of the last
'week. About Hereford it began on Wednesday,
and generally in Worcester Shire on 'Thursday. It
has likewise begun in the neighbourhood "of Whit-
stable; Hearne, the Isle ofThanet, and Most. parts
of Kent ; about Stamford, Uppingham, Wisbeach,
Lincoln, Plymouth, Exeter, &c.
In numerous places the harvest' is not only car-
ried, but the land is laid down under turnips. The
disbanding of the Militia, and the reduftion of so
large a portion of our Military Establishment, have
given to the Fanners all necessary assistance, and
enabled them to take, full advantage of the fine
weather.
London, England, 1802-08-17

BIRTIL

At the Red,Lion Inn, Newport, Gloucestershire, *Daher
return from Cheltenham, the Lady of Captain R.W.Otvi'aYs
of-the Royiil Navy, Of a Son.

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at Portsinouth; George, Burdett, 'Esq..
a Captain of the hoyal Navy, to Miss ‘V intelocke„ (laughter
of Major-General ‘Vlthelocke, Lieutenant-Gove:tlor of tiuAt
Carlson. '
London, England, 1802-08-17

PARIS, A.

Citizen LEVAVASSEUR, a Merchant at Rouei,
one of the Members of the senate, died on the
Bth inst. at Paris, in his 7gth year. Citizen BAlt
TII EL EMY, President of the Senate, pronounced his
Funeral Oration.

BRU§SELS, 11.4erchants of Ost:vi
have lately solicited the re-establishment of Packet,.
Boats, between that Port and 1114,77-gate, as was the
case under the ancient Government. It is not
known yet whether this demand 'will be-complied.
with.

BREST, AUG. 5.-The Ships Le .t:ohgueu.:cand
Redoutable, entered this Port
,yesterday afternoon
from Guadeloupe.

RATISBON, AUG. 3.—The PRINCE of TOUR
and TAXIS, Principal Commissary of His INIPE It lAL
MAJESTY at the Diet, arrived here the day before
yesterday, from Dieschingen. The same day, the.
Count de COLLOREDO MANSFELD, Envoy from
Bohemia, was legitimated as Directorial Minister
of Mentz, par interim, with the usual solemnities.
Yesterday the Diet re-opened its Sittings, which
been stopended for some time. It deliberated on
the Imperial Decree for convoking the Deputation
of the Empire, of which the Ministers at present
in this City have individually received informa-
London, England, 1802-08-17

FTFTI-1 DAV OF DRAWING; AU;. :6

No. 20, r 3 j, ;es First drawn Ticket, entitled to
Fire Thousand Pounds, was IIW idea icor) One Quar-
ter, Two Eighths. and Eight Sikteenth Sh;:re-, and
sold by Mr. :oirit.prot.soN, No. 16, Coral!.
P" This is the. Third Capital Prize sold and shar-
ed at this Office, within the last Five Months, viz.
17,993, 20,0001. and No. 20,198.
Note—The First drawnTieker, on Mlnday next,
will he 20,0001. and, on ThurstLiv, the 26(11 of
.August,- (which will be .11 last Day of drawing)
the first drawn will be i 6,0001.

FIRST ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, 13. z.

ELITH DAY.
No. zo,r3j, (First Drawn) a Prize of 50001.
No. 2Q 24, 10,669, 55E9, Prizes of 10A:
No. 16,176, 16064, 8068; 9262, yriztsoriol.

SKIP IVEMY.

F:OOLE, AUGUST 13

Arrived—the Heelor, Griffith, from Rouen - Mary,
Hookey,
,from Plymouth ; Ann, Yule, front Sunderkid ;
Dart, King, frotaTortsmouth ; and John, Bond, from Bid..
de rd.

Sailed—the Ative, Williams, .for Portsmouth ; Hope.,
Manelaws, for Weymouth; Fly, Gregory ; 'P'ncemx, Bad—
cock, and, Hebe, Stannard, for Loudon; • and Joseph and
Mary, Griffin, -for Southampton.
London, England, 1802-08-17

AVESEND, ,AUGUST 15

. . . .
Passed by—the Emanuel, from Norway ; Edingtony,
Thompson, from Jamaica ; Dispatch, Steele, front Marti-,
nique ; Mercury, Hodgson, and firidgc/own, Good win,• front
Barbadoes ; Herbert, --' from... Palermo ; Hope,
front Stockholm ; Broderick, Reid; -from Minorca ;
Cook, from Malta ; . Progress, Larey, front Riga ; Lord
Nelson, Griffith, from Diiolin ; F riendship, trona
Rotterdam ; Edward, Metcalfe ; Haddock, and Eco—
nomy, Halwood,- from .Petersburgh.
Sailed —the Abigail, tor Cadiz ; Laura, Trettin, for
Havre; Mary, Davidson, for New Providence;
for Petersburgh ; London, Linder; Hambro' Bokse,.
Horwedge, and Providence, Owen, for Hambro'. •
London, England, 1802-08-28

FALAIOUTH, Auc. zs.

SAILED the French Brigs Le lira; Patr:ot, Capt.
MoR RI E. lt, and Le Bon Enfant, LEM E, with salt,
from Noirrnoutier for Padstow ; the American Brig
Matt', Capt. DAv I DSON, for New Brunswick ; the
American Ship Volans, Capt. POLLARD, for Am.
sterdam ; t.he Princess Royal, COWARD, for Oporto ;
the Ship Duke (,:f. Cumberland, (late West India
Packet, now put out of the service), for Lon.
don ; the Hafitfch, Capt. HEATH, from Teign_
mouth for Milford ; His Majesty's Ship Irnogen,
of IS guns, Capt. VAUGHAY, and the Nimble
Cutter, of Ls. guns, Lieut. J. COGH L AN, on a
Cruize.

Arrived yesterday, the Gannet Brig of War, of
16 guns, Capt. BUR&OWSS, having brought in
with her a Smuggling-boat of Polperro, having on
board too ankers spirits.
Also arrived the Brig Adve•zture, Capt. WATT,
with shumic, &c. from Palermo for London, and
sailed again this "evf:ning; the French Brig Les
Deux Fri,7.rs, Capt. VENNANT, with salt, &c. from
Noirmoutier.

Remain die Ki,,g George Packet, with Mails for
Lisbon, and the Duke of Kent ditto, with Mails for
the Leeward Islands.

DEAL, AUG. 27.

SAILED the Amphiv: Frigate on a Cruize.
Arrived the Alarm Frigate, with Dutch Troops

from Lyrnington.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Chiswick,
POUDLER, from Jamaica, and Mary Isabella,
lIINDE, fro►u Gibraltar.

The following are the days appointed for the shut.
ting and opening of the undermentioned Funds for
the Odober Dividends

Bank Stock
Old S. S. Annuittcs

SHUT. OPEN.
SeptelnbCt 3 Odob:r 22
8 sc
_

3 per Cents. Reduced
4pc Ccnts •
5 per Cents, :797
_Lung Annuities
London, England, 1802-08-28

VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. ,
R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well known all
. over Europe for their superior efficacy and peculiar
mildness, in perfeCily eradicating every degree of the Vene-
real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. The
Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is perfectly
congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their
health having been much improved in other respeils after its
use. Printed Direaions, 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, Finch-lane, Comhill; Mr.
Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn,
opposi.te Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pidding, at his Patent
' Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the
Pantheon.
Sold also by the following Booksellers ; liazard, Bath ;
Sheppard, Bristol; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis-
bury ; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jones and Gore,
Liverpool; Bulkelcy and Poole, Chester; Pearson and
I'ierccy, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich; Middleditch
and Barnshv, I pswich ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ;
Peck and Wolstenholme, York ; Brown; Hull ; Humble,
Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge ; Slater, Oxford ; M'Donald,
jeweller, Glasgow ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and by
one reputable Book Seller in 'most Towns in England.
Price as. gd. mot ss. sd, a Box, Duty included.
• Where rnav be had, Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops.
London, England, 1802-08-28

Wi-EN Proiciional. Men of Education and
Responsibility deviate from -the general System by.
the selection Of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con-
tinued success is the hest criterion of superiority.
Eight yes have I devoted my itraelice to the exclusive
treatment of Three Disorders and the successful result of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am
able, the, ravages of those Complaints which mettle most
important in the Catalogue of Hainan Infirmities.
- After initiation into- every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I for-pert a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in.
diviauals froth the ignorance' of.unedUcated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pra&itioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE:.
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du-
ration; adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of schoolboys, or the indulgences of mature
age r And, lastly, t_tat derangement of the system in wo-
men which is called- B AR RENNE SS, or STERILITY.
Numtrrous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste
lathe treatment of 'a simple Giinorth&i; and it. riot 'utf•
frequently happens. that the seeds of Life are poisonadpy
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—lly a superior Me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
other's have failed, I trust -that I may presurne to Wier:a
radical re-establishment.
London, England, 1802-08-28

MR. PITT.

rnentione&a da)-, or tWO ago .that a Meeting\
bad, taken- place at 'firistd on Monday lasr, of a
number of the—mOst respet!table Inhabitants of that
place,, in commemoration of the important cervices
rendered by. Mr. PITT to his Country. We think,
our Readers will be gratified by a more particular
account of that.Meefing; which, we take great satis..
faaion in laying before, them.
London, England, 1802-08-28

No. 7, THE CENTRE PART OF .THE TERRACE,

BUCKING FIAM-GATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,

AREMARKABLE NEAT LEASEHOLD
HOUSE, delightfully situate No.
.7, JAMES-
STREET, .QUEEN'S- PALACE, on the TERRACE
FRONTING ST. JAM ES's-PARK, with full command
of View into and over the Park, which is opened to the view
by Iro❑ Railing.
The Premises have two singularly elegant Apartments,
and sthall third Room on each of the principal Floors; Four
on the' Second; and the same number on the Attics ; suitable
attached Offices, small Garden, 6.7. c: held lay I e:tse. fifty
three `ears unexpired, -sui4eein to a_ Ground. Rent of Six
Guineas.. •

The ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, par•
ticularly. suit to the Premises, in perfed condition, ina be
had at a fair valuation, and immediate possession may be i,
To be viewed with Tickets, and further particulars known,
in P4l-Mall,
London, England, 1802-08-28

COUNTY OF CHESTER.
TO ttE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By IYIf. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, inP4ll-M4ll,
In-NOVEMBER NEXT,,

THE LIFEI-10.1,(121. INNT'LIMENST iSfa-HEALT HY

AGED TWENTY--NINE YEARS,
In •the followihg Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD, ex-
tensive MANORS' of CHRISTLETON, HUNTING-
TON, and.,SAIGHTON, with their Quit-Rents, Royal-
ties, tc. ' • .and ESTATES, consisting of eligible 'Farms,
with alt necessary anildirgs, • and F I' Te„E EN HUNDR El"
and NINETY-SIX ACRES of Rich Arable Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Wood-Land, eligibly situated within two
and seven Miles of the City of Chester,- let off at the present
IoW Rents, amounting to
TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and SEVEN-
- ' TY-EIGHT POUNDS,
NINE SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE,
_

but of the Annual Value Of up wards of • •
• THREE THOUSAND POUNDS,

The whole of the above improveabht Estates will become.
the absolute Property of the Purchaser, in possession for,
and during the Lite of the said Gentleman, aged Twenty-nine
'Years. • _ . _ _

Printed particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith
ready..
London, England, 1802-08-28

POR7'SMOUTH, Auc. 27.

ARRIVED the Whisk Transport, from the Medi-
terranean, last from Ccrk ; F 121111) HARKLAN ; and
Diligence, "WEss, from London.
Came into Harbour, the Ark Transport.
London, England, 1802-08-28

MARRIED.

(fin Wednesday last, at •Stapleford, in' Nottinghamshire,
Captain Tedley, of the Coldstram Guards,, to Miss War_
ren,;only daughter of Rear-Adnural Sir lohn BOrlase War-
ren, Bart, K. 13.
On Thursday last, at St. Peter le Poor, Joseph 'Blunt,
Esq. of the Old Pay-Office, to Miss Clay, of Old Broad-
street. • •
London, England, 1802-02-26

SLAVE TRADE.

BERFORCE moved, That there be
laid before the House an Account of all the Vessels
that have annually cleared out from Liverpool fur
thedoast of Africa since lanuary 1796, distinguish-
ing each year, and also the Tonnage of the Vessels,
and.th6-part of the Coast for which thercleare4 out.
Ordered. _

""--ICIT..WILBERFORCE moved, That there.be laid
before the House•an Account of all .the Vessels that
arrived in the West Indies with Slaves during the
same period,. distinguishing the Islands to which
the Ve;;sels came, the number of Slaves they broUght,
and.alsci the number of Slaves re.exported.—Or-
dered.

Mr. WILBERFORCE moved, That there. be laid
before the House Copies of the Journals .of die Sur
geons of the Vessels employed in the Slave Trade,
transmitted to the.ommissioners of the Customs,
pursuant to the 31 GEo. lll.—Ordered.
London, England, 1802-02-26

DEATH OF ABERCRONIBY

THE EXHIBITION of the LARGE HIS_
TORICAL P.ICTURE, painted by SAMUEL
TAMES ARNOLD, representing on a most extensive' scale
the Memorable BATTLE before ALEXANDRIA on the
zist of Marc7►,' lot, in which the gallant Sir RALPH
AdERCROMBY lost his Life, ,continues open at the
GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS, every Day, from
Teti till Dusk.
Admittarke One Shilling.

. Sketches of Reference are delivered to Ladies and Gentle-
men honouring the Exhibition with their Presence, and a
Person attends to explain the PiCture.

NEXT MONDAY,
The LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
ABISH respeetfully acquaints the Nobility,
• Gentry, and the Public in general; that Tickets and
Shares are selling at all his Old Established Offices,'
• No. 4, CORNHILL,and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS,
MANCHESTER and EDINBURGH;

Where the current price for Prizes will be paid on Demand,
- as soon as drawn.
?RICE CAF TICKETS AND SHARES. •-

Ticket., - ,C. 16 o.
Hale - - Bi 4 Ol Eighth ---- 2 4 6
Fourth -4- 4 8 o I Sixteenth - - x 2 6
Tickets and Shares registered, coned Numerical Books.are
kept, and all Business in the Ptfblic Funds tfansaded With
fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1802-02-26

BRITISH MUSEUM

Col. SLOANE presented a Petition from the
Trustees of the British Museum, setting forth the
insufficiency of their Funds, and praying for Parlia-
mentary Relief.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
COl. SLdANE trtoved, That there be laid before
the House an Account of the. Sums granted to the
British Museum, and of the Expenditure thereof.—
Ordered.
London, England, 1802-02-26

LANCASTER, FEB. 20.

On Tuesday last, a son of Mr. Sturzaker, of
Bailrigg, near this town, about 19 years of age,
having put some powder into an old gun barrel, held
it in one hand; while he let it off, with a lighted
stick in the other ; but it unfortunately recoiled
with such force as to go quite thrlugh his body, and
to cause his death in about two hours.
London, England, 1802-08-21

TILE DLITCI7 MAlk.

VIENNA, Auc. 4.

YESTERDAY His Royal Highness the.
DUKE CHARLES was again present at a Cotincil, at
Which the Minister of State, =Count CoiENZEi., at-

tended.

Our AmbasSador, CoUnt STAHREMB Eita, has ar-
rived here 'from London.

According to Letters from Constantinoible, of the
Loth of Jifly, the GRAND VIZIER was expeded

there very soon.
The EMPEROR to day gave an audience to Mons.
AREZZI, Envoy Extraordinary from the Papal See
to the Court of Russia.

FRANKFORT, Auc. 7.

A Prussian Courier, who carries an official ac-
count of the occupying of the Prussian Indemnities
by Prussian troops, has passed through Brussels, on
his way to Paris.

On the 3d inst. Eichsfild was also taken posses_
lion of by the Prussian troops.
On the 31st of July, the Military at EViirt
took the Oath of Fidelity to the new ELECTOR of
MENTZ.

Private letters from Paris, speak of modifications
the plan of Indemnities, in favour of Austria,
which are now negociating; among which is an
establishment for the ARCHDUKE ANTONY, chosen
some time since Eldlor and Archbishop of Mun.
tter.
London, England, 1802-08-21

AIARRIED.

Thurscia.y the qth inst. at Langton,. irr Lincolnslire,
Peregrine Langton,. Esq.. second son of the RiOlt -11-on. th.:
Countessof Rothes„ to Miss Eliza4eth'lt7ary-Ann Massing-
berd (Whost name Mr: Langton is' to take), wily child and
heiress, of the late Henry Nlassingberd, Esq.. or Gunby, in
the sarria County.- •
On Wednesday last, „by special license, in the Palish
Church oCAb'ergele, in North Wales, the Kight,Hon. Lord
Vis,ount Kirkwall,. to the Hon. Miss Anna-Maria Blaquiete,
eldest daughter hi Lortfde.l3l-a'quiere.
. Yesterday Morning, at St. George's,' in. the, Borough,
CeUrge M`Call„ to Miss Aura Wilson,, eldest_dat4'hter,
• • ,•
or Vinson, Esq. of the Para Lon.
Yesterday, at St. lames's; • Mr. T. Odic, of Duke-Street,
to Miss M. M•Doqgal!, thughter ortile'.late A. IVl'llotisall,
Esq. of javere,t-House.
London, England, 1802-08-21

kIANGE,

COURSE OF E.

FRIDAY,
Amsterdam xo 18 2 us.
Ditto, at sight TO 151-
Rotterdain - to 19 2 us.
llaniburgn - 33 2 2 US.
Artollo. - 33 3 2,4"
Paris r day'sda. 23 to
Paris z usance ;3 13 Livres
ilourdpaux, -do. 23 16
Cadiz - • in paper
Ditto - - 364 efktctive

L•G. 2 0 .
Madrid
Ditto
Leghorn -
ivaples
- -
Genoa
'

in paper
361 etle.z...tive
511-
-
471
- 56
- 671
12
361

Lisbon
Oporto -
Dublin -
Bilboa,

SP/LBURY's,ANTISCOREVTIC DROPS.

THIS -well-kno%V excellent Medicine, having
been approved by the Public near thirty years, hardly
needs any further recommendation ; but as a Gentleman of
respedability, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilcby, in
}he County of Lincoln, and whose Case was novel, had•the
kooduess to call on the Proprietori, at the DiSpensary, No.
t;, Soho-squarcs to acquaint them of tire- Cure he -had re-
cently; experi:mce..4 from the -use of their Medicine: Mesrs.
81.ts..sacity and Co. beg leave to acquaint the Public,
that by applying to Mr. 1-16.F2?, of Spilsby, they will receive
every sati*faclory account. relative to the Case and Cure.al-
lusted to, which, for many reasons,, would be unpleasant to
the Gentleman to have publicly Advertised.
London, England, 1802-08-21

ANTI-IMPETIGINES,

Safe, Saltitary, and most .absolute specific Remedy for
taose deplorable and Hitherto incurable Diseases, viz.
Scurvy, Struma, Gout, •
Leprosy, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Elephantiasis,_ St. Anthony's Fire, Sciatica,
King's Evil, Pimpled Faces, Lues Vcnerea,
Scrofula I'i!es, Yaws, &c. &c.
rrli E superlative Efficacy of Dr. Solomor.'s
Anti-Impetigines is every day ..more and more the
theme of general eulogium ' • it frequently saves those whoM
the FAcuity.give over ; and cures after every Physician of
eminence can do no more. This Ncdi,:ine adds more lasting
fame to the memory of Dr: Cullen, of Edinburgh, than even
his " Practice . of Physic," by which it is -sandioned and
prepared ; it is now as frequently and regularly pn:scribedas
M
any. in the ateria Medics, in all complaints which it pro-
fesses to subdue, and is likely to be soon so immediately and
universally used in every case of. Scurvy, Leprosy, Scrofula,
depraved habit, with affections of the skin,* by the whole
tvledical World, as entirely to supersede the application of
every other remedy..
Vide " Cullen's Praaice.of Physic," No. 1737.
London, England, 1802-08-21

WEST INDIES, &c.

TH.g MEDICINE, which ,is sold by the Pro-
.
prietors' sole Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding, No. 42,
Cornhill, LOll4Oll (anti by his appointment at one eminent
I)l,4:gist's in every principal Sea-pOit Town in the United
Kingdoms), to PEE VENT and CURE the YELLow
I:EVER, in boxes, with full Oirecliops in case of an attack
of any kind cf Fever, One Guinea each, Sufficient foi one
ir':,r!.•:op twelve months, is also the best Preservative or Health
In a Foreign Climate, a* will appear by Letters trots the
tOliowing respectable Persons, viz.
. Liston, Esq. Jerinyri-street, St. James's, to His Excellency
R. Liston, Esq. British ArnbassAdor at Philadelphia;
T. I. Hawkins, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding;
J. James, Esq. ditto, to the Proprietors;
Captain Sall, Andromeda West I ndiaman ;
Captain Hodgson,' Hope ditto ;
Captain Robertson, hero ditto ;
jOhnstune, Esq. St. Anne's, Jamaica' •
which, with other numerous, equaily respectable, and
uae-
uivgc:al Testimony ot rhe never-failing Efficacy va-
luable 'Medicine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to hl'hl'7ratis
at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many
R.F. the principal Cotlee-houses, inns, 4e. &c. about Town.
The Proprietors,' actuated by Motives of the purest poi-
. )anthropy tor the weltare of those %S ho are in the habit of
visiting unwholesome Climates, have recently ordered their
'WhoTesale Agent.to send to the different Agents abroad large
quantities ot this Medicine, to be
_given away gratis, that
`,.le Public may be convinced of its" ettie4cy.
London, England, 1802-08-21

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.

TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va_
luable Drops, an enumeration of particular Cases would
unnecessary ; successful experience tOr more than half a
century having sufficiently established their reputation in
the cure of every species ot Fever, especially the Yellow or
Putrid, for which tney are eminently distinguished, the Pro-
prietor, from their increasing celebrity, nut only derives the
highest gratftication, but is enabled with confidence to re
commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
and Bowel Complaints; yield to their benign, yet powerful in-
Auence,anti as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attendant
on advancod life, nothing can surpass. their beneficial effeOts.
The Family l:lottle, 225. is only to be had at the Doctor's
House, Lower t3rook-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books
Of Cures are &livered grztis, and all Oriers for Exportation
executed. Sinaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by
Messrs: Jeboult init Co. and retail by all Venders ot Medi-
cines ; also D'e. NOrris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a
and effective :aperient, may be had at all the above
?laces, in boxes at as. 9d.
London, England, 1802-08-21

PADERBORN, AUG. 5.

ON the 3d inst. Major-General L'EsToco took
Possession of our Territory, with five Squadrons of
liussars of Blucher, two Battalions of Bila, the
Grenadiers of Sobbe, and some Chasseurs and Ar-
tillery men. Four hundred and eighty Grenadiers
remain here in garrison, the rest of the Troops are
distributed in the Country. The sathe evening the
General gave a ball and supper.

WESEL, Auc. 7.

OuR Gatette contains the following -article t

Our Troops, and the Officers and Commissaries
i'.;ere received at Werden by the Abbot in the most
~iendly manner. At Kefirloirhi when the Prussian
was aboiit to be affixed up, the inhabitants took
It and hung it up ,on a triumphal arch, which
they had ereded for the reception of our country-
t Essen, the Troops were neither wel-
omed, nor met at their entrance, the Inhabitants,
after_ske example of the Magistrates, remaining" in
their houses with their windows shut. The Mili-
ary of Munster will be incorporated with the Prus
slan.
London, England, 1802-08-21

•
,WAN l'Ell'TO PURCHASE,
In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Mo,,lnouth Wshire, ar-
wicksiaire, or the dry part of Gloucester:sidre, •

AGood and Convenient -HOUSE, fit for a' Gen-
tleman's Family, in a dry 'and pleaSant Situation,
commanding a pleasing view.. The Rooms . must. be large
and airy. must be adequate Orlices, a Walled Gar-
den, and -a Shrubbery, which, if extensive, will be more
agreeable. Tne Ground must be well wooded. A River or
Stream is wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together
with the House;there'must be about' an,Hunclred Acres. of
rood Land ; a little more or less will• snake no difference.—
The House must not be more than an hundred. milc.!s from
Bath. 1 t is hoped that persons not . having a.,. House
and Land suiting the above description, will not amity.—
Those who have, and will direct a Line (post-paid) to
A. B. at Mr: Williams's, No. 1, Church-street, 11,1illbank,
Westminster, meiatiOning Particulars, will be duly attend-
ed -to. • - -

•
COFFEE-HOUSE, HOTEL, AND -WINE-TRADE.
T)
EE DISPOSED OF, by Private Contrata,
first-rate House as' abOve. The Returns are about
.soool..per ann.. and may .be much improved. Letters and
applications to be made to Messrs. Fairbrain and. Son, Graf.
ton and Compton Streets, Soho.

. TO BE' LETT,
By Order of the Masters, Governors, and Trustees of the
Bedford Charity, on repairing Leases_ for Forty-years from
AoMitihaeirnas ito3;
QiX 1-101.J.E5, situate on. the North-side of Bed-
'.- ford-street, Bedford-row, numbered from 17 to zz (No.
22, the Three Cups Pyblic.house).
Three HOuses, situate on the North-side of Gray's Inn
Passage; Holborn, Nos. 5,6, 7.
One House, situate on the East-side of Red Lidn Street,
No. 39-..
Fourteen Houses, situate on the East-side of Lamb's Con-
duipt Street, numbered from 3to t2,-and 14 to 17.
Two Houses, situate on the West-side of ditto, Nos. 61
and ,6z.

' TWo Houses, situate on the South-side of TheObald's
Road, Nos. 23 and 24. .
Four Houses, situate on the North-side of ditto, Nos. 52,
33. 54, and 55 (No. sz, the White Horse Public-house).
Twee Houses, situate on the West-side of New North-
street, Nos. 29, 35 and 36...
Light Rouses, situate on the East-side of ditto, numbered
from t to 5, and to to tz.
Eight Houses; situate on the North-side'of Boswell-court,
New. North-street, numbered from ; to 6, and i 6 and 17.
Seventeen Houses, situate on the North-side of East-
street, Lamb's Conduit Street, numbered from 2:0 to 24, 211 C?
27 to 38.
One House, situate on the South-side of ditto, No. a. -
Each House will be lett separately.
The Premises are to be put into substantial repair, agree-
able to .a Particular, which marbeleen attlae Office of John
Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. 15, Norfolk-street, Strand.
Proposals for taking any the Premises are to be deiiver-
ed, sealed up, to the said Receiver, on or before the zotlt Day
of Oduber next. . . :
London, England, 1802-08-21

THE KING's EVIL CURED.

T, William Ovens, Assay-Master in Messrs. Roe and
• CO.'s Copper Works, near Liverpool, do declare, that
up-
wards of fourteen months I laboured under an obstinate. Scr-
ofulous Evil in my right arm, which totally deprived me of
the use thereof, and contracted the sinews, so. that I .could
not litt•my.a, mto my head. After having the best advice
and remedies- from an eminent Physician in Liverpool, I
found my arm daily growing worse, and I then had reedurse
to Dr. Solomore4 Anti-Impetigines, which, in a month,
peritcled a cure, so that I sin now able. to use my arm as
well as ever I could in my life ; the ulcer being quite healed,
along' with another One of the same sort, which was forming
in the other atm. It was not only my. opinion, but that also
of niy friends and acquaintances, that it I had,not applied to
Dr. Solomon I must inevitably have lost my arm. in jus-
tice to the Dodor, and for the good of the Public, I wish
this my case fo be published. I am at any time willing to
depose the above upon oath. Witness my:hand, this 21St
day of December, 1790.` WILLIAM OVENS.
Tne above William Ovens has now been cured near eleven
years, his had no return, of his complaint, has since been
married,..and has. fine healthy children.
In all disorders originating from impurity of blood, •or ob-
struded perspiration, Solomon's the
roost powerful alterative and purifier of the blood and juices,
without the least confinement or restraint in diet ; its opera-
tion is gradual and imperceptible, though certain and
bie; in short, this is the king-sought-for substitute for that
fashionable mineral Mercury. In the most inveterate stages
of Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Scrofula, or King's Evil,
Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Cont., as well as all
Disorders which originate from an impure or imperted stare
of the blood, the Anti-Impetigines is the only remedy that
can be looked up to with a certainty of success.
The Anti-linpetigines may be administered to Females and
-Children with the utmost safety and efficacy, which cir-
cumstances have principally contributed to its great celebrity,
and universal use and request. Sold by j. Mathews; No. IS,
Strand,. and all Medicine Venders.

Tile Anti...l rripetigilies is inclosed in plain dire.4.-lions,
_with
a launiber of surnrising. Ctu'rs authenticated by persons of
grea.t respeetability, price los. 6d:. each bottle. -Thirteen
Shillings are saved in the large bottles.at 21.. los. which con-
tain six at los. 6(.1.t0 be had.as above.

LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN AVAIILLAN, (ot Bow-Street, covent-Gartien); and Published by WILLIAM ARIMICTII SCR trr s,.(of Horse-terry.road, Westminster);
At the SUN.OFFICE) No. t tz, Strand ; where .41ciciertisement:sp Orders for the raper, Leiters tar the Editor, &c. (post-taifii, knu4t be addressed,
London, England, 1802-08-21

RATISBON, Aug. &.

TIT E Bavarian Deputy, Baron RE C I 3 ERG, !edit%
ti in the night of the 2d instant a Courier from the
Bavarian Envoy at St. Petersburgh, to M. PoscH,
I'ho arrived by the way of Berlin, and brought the
general Plan of Indemnities concerted at Paris, and
ratified by His IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MA JESTY.---
'tWO similar Copies of this Plan will be laid
l'efore the- Empire on the part of France and Rus_
Iby Citizen NIA.r-rniEu and Baron BUHLER.
this Plan the future state of the Empire,
both with resped to the large and smll States, is
tircumstantially regulated. IVartembergi Baden,
11(1 Hesse Cassel, are proposed for the Eleftoral
Dignity. The EMPEROR of RUAIA had likewise
recommended Mecklenburg ; and the French and
Bavarian Ministers have promised the co-operation
of their Courts to that effect. In the College
°F Princes, eight new voices are to be added,
among which are Nassau ningen, Nassau
41-eilburg, Salm, Kirburg, and Leiningen. Osna-
-Izog, falls to Hanover, but under conditions
tkat the latter shall resign its claims to Hilde-
°77: 6e: and Corvey, and its eventual possession of
Alten.iirchen to Nassau - Usinged. The
T 4 On at Els."Fetb is to be abolished ; but in comPen-
4tion, the DUKE Of HOLSTEIN OLDENBURG re-
ives the Bisboisr;ck of Lubcck as an Hereditary
rineipality, a part of Munster, and the Hanoverian
! ,
isrrt,,!t of Wildesh.ausPn. The ELECTOR of I
tNTZ remains the only Ecclesiastical Eleaor, and
receives such Indemnities for his losses, that his
revenue,. in the whole will amount to a million.—
~ght Cities, viz. Lubeck, Bremen, Hawburgb,
?rinkfort, Augsburg, Nuremburg, Wet ;lacer, and
,RQii.sbopr, are to be Imperial Cities, and the two
L3t remain as before, the one the Seat of the Chain_
ver
ofthe Empire, and the other of the Diet. The
141 Penal Cities, in all future Wars of the Enipire,
are
to be permitted to observe a perfea neutrality.

HAGUE, Aug. TO.

sr.o-day the Legislative Body will decide on the
1111c'posed General Amnesty, Some believe it will
,I°.tt be gr,mted, as -the Emigrants in English ray
ti thus be. permitted to return.
London, England, 1802-08-21

MARGATE, Alta. tO.

ARRIVtI) from the Northward, and anchored in
the Roads, His Majesty's Sloop latosese. She the
evening before fell in with several kegs of liquor
adrift, which were supposed to have been thrown
overboard by some Vessel which had been chaced.

The arrival of the Earl Hornington Packet was
yesterday announced at the East India House :
She kit Bengal the 59th of April, and St. Helena
the zd of July. The Comet was at Kedgerey, ready
to sail.
The Duke of Montrose spoke the 'Palmer Castle,
Canton, and Thames, (outward bound) on the 9th
of May, in lat. 30. 29.. S, long. 38. 30. East,
all well,

The Dover Castle, Asia, and Extra Ship Ad-
miral Rainier, arrived at Linton (opposite Macao),
with His Majesty's Ship Arrogant, on the rgth of
March.

The Princess Charlotte had arrived at Amboyna.
The True Briton arrived at Whampoa on the ztst
of Mara.

The Dukr of Buccleugh left China the igth of
March, and parted company on the 12th of May
following, with the undermentilned Ships, under
convoy of His Majesty's Ship Lion, viz. Ganges,
Warley, Alfred, Albion, Woodford, Taunton Castle,
Earl Abergavenn.y, Belvidere, and Elizabeth, Ex-
tra Ship.
London, England, 1802-08-21

By j. PUGH.

With references to several distinguished Personages, and
others who hay.e experienced the good (Areas
.of this pra6lice
in- goer,- rheumatic, and paralytic Cases, and, likewise in
Injury of the Limbs, by Strains or other Accidents, together
With the Cases of several CHILDREN and young Persons,
who have been cured of distortions both in their Limbs and
Spines, by a judicious'diredion and management of this mus-
cular power in the diseased parts, without the application
or Machines or'llandages of any kind, experience having Con-.
vinced the Author, that all such methods serve rather to in-
crease and confirm the distortions than to lessen and remove
them.

Address to Mr: Mawman, BoOkseller, Poultry.

A RCCIER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin,
1-1., Irish Poplin and Tabbinet- Manufathirers a d Mercers
to Her M.ijety, their. Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess.
of Wirteutherg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden, London.

The elevated Patronage of Her •Meriesty, the different
Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank
and Fashion, ibis hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided -superiority of
Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold,
Silver, Figured, and Plain Charnberry Muslits and Italian
CambriOarsenets for Court,' Ball Dresses, TurbanS,:&c. to
render it unnecessary for that House to reply to thz-Adver—
tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the
copying of their Advertisements.