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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-28

Pursuant to a Decree of•the High Court of Chancery; made
in a Cause FISHER v. THOMPSON,
-T-HE CREDITORS of THOMASINE RO_
BELTS, late of Old Brantford, in the County of
Middlesex, Widow, deceased, are, on or before the . loth day
of July next, to come in and prove their Debts before John
Simeon, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded-
the benefit ofihe said Decree. _ _ _

For further 'Particulars, apply to Messrs. Tilbury and
Bedford, Solicitors, Ely-place.

172 OARD in the COUNTRY, at Five- to Twenty
Mileidistance from Town, wanted by a MARRIED
LADY, for herself and TWO CHI LOREN, from _Two to
Six Years of Age. •S he would give the preference to a Farm
House but would have no objethon to that of a Tradesman,
it in an open and healthy situation. She would be. perfedly
satisfied with the plainest fare, and would not require, either
for herself or children, any attendance of Servant. On these
considerations, she hopes to meet with a Family who may be
disposed to enlarge their Domestic Society by receiving- such
an Initiate upon Moderate terms. Respectable-References
will be given, and if it should be any accommod.ition, Fur-
niture caii bebrakight both, for a Chamber and Sitting-room,
though, if the Chamber is large; a Sitting-room will not be
requisne.
. Address to At. A. at button's Library, No. 4s, Grace-
cht:rch-street, London. _ •

A FEW COMPLETE AND PERFECT SETS OF
THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW.

LACkiNGTON, ALLEN arid Co. having
lately purchased some uncut Sets of that esteemed
Work, the LONDON MEDICAL RE VIEW, are enabled,
for a few weeks, to offer them, complete, at is. 3d. per
Number, or the 41 Numbers, consisting of Eight Volumes,
at Two• Guineas and a Half in boards, the same as are sold
by the Proprietors at Four Guineas in boards
Medical Gentlemen who reside in the Country, may have
perfea Sets sent them by the coach or waggon, ondiretting
payment in London. -
Temple of the Muses, Finsbury- •
square, June tS • •
London, England, 1802-06-28

CERTIFICATES.

July 17. William Whitehead, of Laceby, Lincolnshire, shop-
keeper.
jo!in' Kt:ayes, late of Chandos-street, Covent-Gavial,
dcaler. •
Thomas Stewart, of Dorset-square, Westminster, hooker.
William f ield, of Old Cavendish-street, painter and glazier.
William Streater, of Billinghurst, Sussex, miller.

MAILS.

ARRIVED DUL
Holland z o
Hitlllburgh i

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
CODSOIS. - . 7g Omnium - I a PreM.

THE SUN.

;01.VA QUIS bXCLRg TALSUNI AUDZAT ?
London, England, 1802-06-28

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

Mr. JAR vls moved for leave to file a Criminal
Information against a person whose mime, as we
heard it, was William Hay don. This was an

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,the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addressed,
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LOT IT.

Also, all that Mc”,tage,Farm and Lands, with the Ap-
purtenances, called cwm 0 RGWM, otherwise COED
BEDW, situate in the parish of Llanvrynach, aforesaid,• con-
taining by Estimation t Ix A .3 R. 2 P. (be the same more or
less) in -the Occupation of the Representatives of the said
Edward Morgan and David Jones, also included in_the afore-
said Lease,' at the clear-yearly Rent of 271.•t05,
N. B. There is a Rent charge of 31. annuillyissuingoutdf
this Farm; and payable to the Poor,of the Parish of Llan-
hamiach, which the Tenant paysrand the k arm will be sold
subject to'such Rent charge,
LOT lII'.

Also, All those two Messuages, Farms and Lands, with
' their Appurtenances, cal led PANEY and PEN Y WAIN,
containing together by Estimation 104 A. t R.
_t t P. (be tfie
same more or less) in the Occupation of John Parry, under a
Lease for at Years, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1802,
at the clear yearly Rent of 631.
Also, Ail that Messuage and Lands, called CAE CRA-
DOG, situate in the Parish ot'Llanvrynach aforesaid, con-
taining by Estimation ,s? A. o R. 3 t.P. statute Measure,
(more or less) in the Occupation of Thomas Awbrey, as Te—
nant at Will, at the yearly Kent of sl. ss.
'LOT IV.

Also,, All that Messuage, Farm and Lands, called TYNL-
LW YII, adjoining Panney Farm, situate in the Parish of
Llanvr) nach aforesaid, containing 115 A. 3 R. az P. statute
Measure (be the same more or less) in the Occupation of
Thomas Watkins and William James, under a Lease for 14
Years, commencing from Michaelmas 1796, at the clear yearly
Rent of 321. tos.
London, England, 1802-06-28

LOT I

All that capital MANSION. HOUSE, -Messiiage, Farm
and Lands, with' the Appurtenances, called TREC;ARE,
situate in the'PariShes of Llanvrynaell and Llanvigan and a
House, 'Garden and Orchard, in the Village of Llanvrynach,
containing together by Estimation 367 A. 2 R. at P. statute
Measure (be the same more or less), in -the occupation or the
Representatives of Edward Morgan,.. deceased, and David
Jones, under a Lease for zr • Years, commencing from
Michaelmas t 796, at, the clear yearly Rent of tool.
Also, All that Messitage,' Farm and Lands, with the Ap.
purtenances, ailed TIR Hi R, situate in the Parishes of
Llanvrynach and Llanvigan, contain* by Estimation 64 A. ,
'2 R. 16 P. (b 1 the same mere or less) in the Occupation of
the Representatives of • the -said Edward Morgan, deceased,
and David Jones, and included in the above Lease at the clear
yearly Rent of 47.1. res.
London, England, 1802-06-28

STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 16, CORNHILL.

, The very extraordinary success that the Public
met with by purchasing their Tickets and Shares at,
the above Office, was of that _magnitude in the last
English Lottery, that upwards of One Hundred and.
Fifty different persons in Clubs gna Individuals re.
'ceived shares of Capital Prizes,, from 20,0001. to
zoool. The particulars are insert?d in the Schemes,
At Iarge.—TICKETS and SHARES for the present
Lottery that begins drawing the zd of August,'(ia
'which are only 2+,000 Tickets) are selling on the•
lowest terms. All Shares sold at this Office are stamp'
pursuant. to Aa, of Parliament, :,nd are signed by
the Public's mos; obedient humble Servant, ,

WM. NICHOLSON.

Nothing can be more gratifying to the crierotis'
mind, than-. to. sec merit distinguished af.d e ;Con
raged.—The New -Panorama, in the Haymarkgr):
seems to gain the admiration of all -ranks of sieeta-
tors ; it 'exhibits a strntly correa view of the City
of Paris and Environs, taken from the North Tower
of the Church of Notre Dame,, a building of. great.
height,, commanding an extensive and beaniititl
prosped. . The Painting is executed in' a very
masterly style, and is, confessedly, a great chef
d'oeuvre of art and ingenuity. Oil ascending the
platform,, the coup d'cuil is forcibly grand and
striking, and -the beauty of the perspective arrests.
the eve-in every direftion. The View of a Me-
tropolis of a Country 'which haS unkrgone so tre-
mendous a revolution, and witnessed the most hor-
rid scenes of anarchy and bloodshed; during so long
a „period, render it attraaive to an extent which
few entertainments can boast.

SHIP NEWS.

.YARMOUTH, JUNE 25.

Arrived—the Tames, Carter, from Rotterdam ; Commerce,
Mansfield ; Dove, Horn, and Charlotte, Yoxley, from Lon-
don ; and General Hutchinson, Thopas, from Cork.
Sailed—.the Isabella, Stoker; Ann, Carson, and Hannah,
ivlarshall, for London ; Joseph, Boulter, for Chistiana
Betsy,' ;Capp, • for Archangel.; William, Crimes, and Tiber,
Willcock, tor Pillau and ylary, Hurdle, for Cadiz.

GRAVESEND,„ JUNE 25.

- Passed by—the Ann, Stewart, from, 13engal ; .Cygneto
Jones, from Cork ; Fame, Conway, from Belfast ; 142.40-4-
Watts, from' Dantzic ; Diana, Purcell,- from Dublin ; Iu
f,om Memel; Susaa and Pail from
Havre ; Vrow Harmony; from Dori • Brunswick,Shaw ; 'Nord, Creig; 'lora, Ritchie, and Alonzo, Ford'
front Jamaica. c
Sailed—the Calypso, Stockman, for Rotterdam; and
jonge Engelina, Vile, ,for St. Vallery.
London, England, 1802-06-21

;Y.
And the CONCERTI' Willumost conSia brilliancof a Selection of Sym-
phonies, Overtures, Ste: from the Works of
H4YD.N, PLEYEL, NANI?Et,4IO2K,
Principal Vocal 'Performers;
Mr.7INGNUM, Mr DENMAN„ -
MI-. POTTS, Mr. GIBBON, •
• DANIE LES,
Mrs. FRANKLIN, Mrs: TNKELL,
" • - • :And Mrs: BLAND. -
it The Leader of the Band, M. BRQOKf. • -
'thy., ten .the Ads, his Royal IlighnesS the Duke of York's
will perform Mutial...Mosic ; ap(i.safter the Concert
Will be given a Grand DisplaY of
FIRE, WORKS,
13y Signor HENqLER.
,Admissicin-ji.•=-Doors upen at Seven; and the eOnCert be-
t4„..._s at Bight o'Clock., . -
c 15=r'To.prevent disappointments which SD frequently oc-
cur from the Companies not= being able to obtain Seats in
1, ...-Evening, they are respedfully informed, Boxes may be
14,Ken hy an application. at the Gardens between Ten in the
tor '
lung and Three in the Afternoon.

TO CLERGYMEN.
rivATANTED, an USHER (or the Free Grammar
School in the CitV of Lincoln, on or before the 29th
01 September next. It is required, that "any Person ap-
t -'4lg shall have a proper Recommendation, and be cornpe=
eut, to teach the Latin and Greek Languages.
'wo Curacies in the Neighbourhood of Lincoln may be
With the above Appointment.
Application to be made at the Town Clerk's Office, Lin.
tOl4.

By Order of the, Visitorh of the said School,
Lincoln, June 8, 0.02. REUBEN TERIZENVET.

.
. TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
RS. CHILDRENS most rkspeafolly informs
l
, the Nobility and Gentry, that she has opened a
R DI NG and LODGING HOUSE, situate. at the foot
f Mott Sion, Tunbridge Wells, tor the accornmocktion of
~ Lilies or Single Persons, by the week, month, or year; on '
the niost liberal Terms. The nicest attention will be paid
°Abase who. are pleased to honour her with their Favours.
London, England, 1802-06-21

CO RN EXc .1 ,

.^r
2 T.

THIS day we have a very plentiful supply of
all kinds of Grain ; From this, with 01,2 prospect
of a fine harvest, Wheat has fefl '3s. and 45. per
Quarter since Friday ; Bark), is is. lower ; in Malt
we see but little variation; Pease and Beans are
full zs. cheaper ; Oats, from the great quantities,
decline in prices ;. Flour also is cheaper.

Wheat 435 a 53s a 665.0 cl Beans - 283 a 33s 6d
Fine do. -67 s a (1,35 od Tick ditto' - z7s a 305 od
Malt - 465 a 483 a 503 od Oats tzs a 185 a 'zos ad
Fine ditto - sisas as 6d Poland do. 213 a 235 ol
Barley - 2.85 a 325 od Rape Seed 3tl a 341 per last
Rye - - '333 a 335 od Fine Flour sos a 55s per sack
White Pease 3zs a 375 0.1 Second do. 453 a sos pe:' .

On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Le.-z-u;s
a King's Messenger, put a period to his cxistemze,
by shooting himself with a pistol,. at his house in,
Crown-court, Westminster. He left Lord Ho-
B ART'S Office about half-past one o'clock, sating he
was,going to dinner ; but he had not 10-:en at hoMe
many minutes before the repOrt. of a pito.l was
heard. On his wife and daughter going into. the
room, they did not observe any change, as he was
leaning on his hand upon a table ; but imm-dia.eiv
blood began to gush out of his mouth. A Sorg c n
was sent for, but on examining hill, he foon,i t,
ball had entered his thr >at, and d Jve I.art of his
right jaw into his scull.
At six o'clock the Coroner's Jury sat at the Rose
and Crown Public-house, when, after exaniining
witnesses as to his state of mind, it appeared he ha I
been frequently heard to say he would sl,ont
self, and the jury bioLight in their vet:liCt—lullacy.

Mr.' ERSKINE, on behalf of the Defendant, said,
there was about this case a great deal of mystery,
and it, was hardly possible for the Court to feel its
way through it ; a person who had made an affida-
vit, stating some material fats on behalf of the De-
faidant, was not to be found. If the Court were
to-indulge the Defendant with some further 'definite
time, perhaps he might be brought forward to ex.
plain some things that.:were enveloped in darkness
at present. It .wasailedged that the Defendant was
no Baronet, nor,hml any pretensions to rank, but
that he was a mere impostor : that was suggestion
only, nothing sworn to that effeet ; except as to
belief, and therefore he must be taken by the Court
be to a man of rank, and a Baronet, which he swore

bv:tfttnait,
Sank Stock f India ponds
Navy sper Cent. shut L k • xc..cii. Foils par is. preen.
per CCIlt. 1-57. lo4lt 5 Fundable ditto prem.
I mill 5 per Cent. 3d Exchequer Bilis prem.
4 per C,;iit. Con. S 9 ' New S. S. Stock
1 per Ccitt. Itcd. 74iiii Onininui iti prem..
per I.:eta. COll. shut Doper. 3 put- t..ent 7.41
Ditto Strip ' : Ditto Aim. tz 3.16 i
Bank 1,. .•\ nn. Zl* . dank for opening
Ditto Short ruinsA India for opening
Ditto Scrip Consbls for opetling 75116 5,34

LONDON : Printed by BUCHA N M`MILLAN, (of Dow-Street, Covcni-Garden); and l'ublistiA by w t T. 1.1 AM Ai MIGFR SCR.II,n3, (of (10rSC.
At the Sur4.oFrice, No. 112, Stramit-; .Where 414iwtrtitryiest1, Onitri for the Paper, Letters for tic Editor, AE, Opst-par,
London, England, 1802-06-21

THI ZING cu. 710 CE.

This was a case in which the Defendant; E.
WARD PRICE,- otherwise called Sir EDwAto
O'BRIEN PRICE, of that part of Great Britain
and Ireland, called Ireland, Baronet, was indided
anti' tried ar the last As6izes held at Taunton, for
the County of Somerset, and convided of sending
a*challenge to a person in the neighbourhood, and
of employing two men in'a mean situation in life
to assault and beat the Prosecutor, and to do "every
violence to him short of .murdering him. When he
came up last Term, to receive the judgment of the
Court, he made an :,fEdavit, ;Iccusing his accuser
of endeavouring to suborn! Witnesses to commit
peijury at the "trial, which he did not defend, al.
lodging that he was depriVed of the means of de.
fence from the absence of a .material Witness, state
ing, that the Prosecutor assaulted him first; eke.
and he caused some other affidavits to be brcught
forward, stating many fads which were aftetwar,6
denied on the oath of the parties to which they
referred, and Some of which could 'Lot possibly he
:rue.

Mr. Gtuas bserved, on the case for the Pro-
secution as it appeared upon affidavits, and said that
the offence of which the Defendant had been guilty
was one of 'the greatest magnitude,• and one which
deserved the most sharp,„ as well as the most..in.
famous punishment. The' Defendant, he said, had
'been guilty of an assault on another, and then of
the'theanness to employ other men to assault
;incl. then most infamously in an endeavour to pro-
cure a mitigation of the sentence of the Court, had
brought forward the affidavits of others, -and among
them his own black servant, 'whom he knew to
have been guilty of perjury with a view of impos.
'ink on the Court, and keeping the :•real state' of
the case out of. sight. Utuler these circumstances,
it was for the Court to say, how .such .a`man should
be dealt by. The Court could not -punish him for
perjury to-day, but it must be seen that all points
and topics of mitigation were removed- out of this
case, and the Defendant stood convided of one of
fie most infamous crimes that a -mane could be
charged with, without any the 'slightest. circum-
stance to screen him-.
London, England, 1802-06-21

CERTIFICATES.

july ro: John Russell, late of Moodields, London, broker:,
Christopher Anderson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheese-

monger.
Peter Cumming, late of Union•court, Broad-street, London,

merchant. ---
George Bleckly, late of Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire,
shopkeeper.
William Baldwin, late of Wigan, scrivener.
Dudley (Willson, of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, trunk-
maker.

ARRIVFn, Dug.
Holland
Hainburgh o - - - - - •
London, England, 1802-06-21

COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.

rro RE LET', and 'entered on -immediately;
HQUGHTON MANOR HOUSE ; containing a
Dining-room; Drawing:room, and Breakfast-room; six Bed,
rooms, good lied-rooms on .the Attic Story ; Housekeeper'
Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants Hall and Kitchen, pod
Cellars, and
_other suitable detached Offices, excellent Sta 4,
•for t 4 HorSes,'Saddle-room, with two lied-rooms over,
Coach-house, Dog-kennel for Greyhounds, Pointers,• &c. ;
Pleasure-ground, Kitchen Garden, excellent Paddocks, well
fenced, with about 5% Acres of Meadow and Pasture GroUrid;
large Maner, with a beautiful Wood near the centre, paled
round, extensive Trout-fishery, well Stocked with Fish, si-
tuate in a healthy, Sporting Country, within thiee miles 'of
a Pack of Fox Fibroids, and five, of a Pack of Harriers ; two
miles from Stockbridge ;• eight from Runuscy ; nine from
Andover ; fen from Winche4zer ; and fourteen from
bury. •
For Particulars, inquire of T.. Salisbury, Esq. Dorche3,
ter ; Mr. Woodyear, Stockbridge ; and M.!sSrs. Farrer and
Atkinson, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London.

TO B,E LETT, for a Term of Years,

A Spacious DWELLING-1-10USE,, with nu-
merous DOMESTIC 0 FFIC ES. of every descrip-
tion; desirably situated in the Neighbourhood of St. James's,
and admirably suited for a large. Genteel Fatuity, or for the
Purpose of a Fashionable Hotel.
Fur further Particulars,- and Rent, inquire of Mr. Chris-
tie, in Pall-Mall. . . .

SOUTI4 HAMS, DEVON.
rt4CY BE LE FT for a TerM of r 4 Years, a new..
built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of an .clegant
Drawing-room, Dining-room, acal Breakfast Parlour, eight
best Bed Rooms, and six for Servants, with every otherre-
quisite for a Genteel Family, Coach4houses, Stables, Walled
Garden, &c. &c. situate in the eentre'of Iso Acres, of very
rich Meadow, Pasture,' and Arable Land, with two Cottage
Houses, Barns; ',Stables, Linhay's and Courtleges; forming
one of the best, Estates in this Kingdon for a Gentleman fond •
of Field Diversions and Agricultural Pursuits. • The House
is situatein a beautiful-Vale,-and well Wooded," seven miles
from Torbay, and within half-an hour's ride'of Dartmouth,
in a fine S porting. Country; with, plenty of Game.
Apply for`particulars to Messrs. Wood and Strong, A ttor.
flies, in Tiverton, Devon; or to Mt. Wm. ?iikington, Land
Surveyor; at Exeter.
London, England, 1802-06-21

THE CELEBRATED ABSTERGENT LOTION.'
FOR the cure of Redness,- Pithples, Blotches,
Coarseness, &e.; iri the Face, Hands, and-Ntel;;;:the
reineuy tor etßelually cleansing tine complexion, and
removing all diSeases of the skin,. pints sStsa. Ind4pints
25. 9.1. signad, sealed, and warranted genuine from,Dr.
mon, Liverpool.
It is the most elegant, aromatic, mild, safe and valuable
Liquid or Wusri ter Scorbutic Eruptions, and every disease
of the face and skin : it gently opens the pores, eradicatauhe
and restores the skin .to a(.l*,:,e of fairness and pu-
rity beyond the powers of descri'ptian.. „Ladies in particular,-
as Weil as Gentninen, may rely on the good qualities of this
:ibstergent, as rite nest clearer and heautiticr of .the .skint
which it renders fair, celicate. soft, smooth, and agreeable,
removing every. kihd of stain tan, sun-burn, and all tuose
treetiles which .long illness and fatigue generally produce.—
It is celebrated :Or its'.pe,nliar quAllty o( clearing, the face,
nook, and hands, winch are thet-euy made exquisUely fair,
white, a:A deii:ate ; in stort, it is the only cosmetic a Lady
can use at her toilette with ease and conitOrt, or a Gentleman
have recourse.to when saving is becorne.asdreadful operation
by an eruptive disease or the race. The Abstergent is war-
nnedlabsolutely to • re.n.ova., without pain-or•trouble, every
kind of eruption on the nutnai, bodyi' from synatevei.cause
arising. Asa speedy,, ellsci.iai, aid sale remedy, it is unri-
valled, and has peon-cures curs wizenmany ctlferLotions
could give no it is-harinless to tie tenderest consti-
tutions, and intiot;ent totter, moit delicate cOmpkvoii,
stores. tile skin to its wonted pUretiess, and preserves it thin,
soft, elastic, fan, and tticlic:L.te.

. . , .
N. 8., Each .hrmtle has a lab:_!) •sii;hcci• by Dr:Solo:non,
without which it CalllloL O;:.•

,•
Sold by Mr. Nlattliews;
.Nu. Mes3rs. Dicey
and Cu. Bovii and Eyans,
Weir. ; 13-:aclay and So,: Fleet-wallet. '
London, England, 1802-06-21

PARIS, Th.gt 16.

Ht:The Emperor has granted to the Ii rn ingdo or
ngary the liherty of exporting to foreign Coun-
tries the produtli,•ni of its soil, of every species.
Bzitt7F J 1.7 6.—The Little Council has issued
the
following Arrete, dated the Ist instant :
• T. The Censurate of the Press, established in pursuance of
• Arrete. of the Senate, dated the tath of November riot, is
111Ppressed-.
„2. The National Prefvls keep a vigilant eye over
those Writings which treat of political subjects, and in case
dshall find passages contrary to order, and calculated to
sturh public tranquillity, they shall stop the circulation of
Such works, and bring the Authors before the Tribunals.
b 3. In such case the National Preteds shall inform the Go-
'ernment of the measures which they ha e taken.
4. Tne Publisher or Printer of every writing published
Without the name of the Author, shall be responsible for its
c°nfents, and shall put his name to it, under the penalty of
lb° Francs.

HAGUE, JUNE 7..-ddt is said, that our Govern.
dent will shortly send to London one of our Citizens,
Flocen from among those who are most versant
;t1 Fiiiance and Commerce, there to conclude a
,F_re.oy of Commerce adapted to the interests of
uuth Ist, tions.
The Legislative Body has also, on the Report of
4 Commission, decreed the uniformity of weights
*ld measures in all the territories of. the Republic.
It is certain, that the Court of Prussia will
Send
no Minister to the Hague tilt after the
l'itiNcE of ORANGE has received his Indemnities.
:NI then, also, the Republic will send no Minister
`l3 Berlin.
London, England, 1802-06-21

LONDON, JUNE 1802.

OUR Readers will perceive by the Gazette of Sa-
turday, that Lord WHITWORTH has been ap-
pointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the French Republic; and that'
JAMES TALBOT, Esq, is the Secretary to that Ern-
Ws:T.

WE this morning received Paris journals to the
/9th inst. The separation of La Valais from the
Helvetic Republic is finally de,termined on.
It now appears that the EmpßEse of RUSSIA and
the QUEEN of PRUSSIA will accompany their hus-
bands in the intended interview at Memel.

One of the Adjutants of the First Consul arrived
at Berlin on the .Ist inst. and proceeded on for
Memel; he carried dispatches for the EMPEROR of
RUSSIA and KING of PRUSSIA from the First Con.
sul, it was supposed relative to the Indemnities. .
The French Funds on the 17th were at 55. 55•
This morning a Dutch Mail arrived, the contents
of which will be found in a subsequent Column.

General ANDREOSSY expeded in London on
Wednesday next.—He is expelled to bring with him
the first instalment of the debt cite to this Country
for the maintenance of Prisoners.

The whole of the. seventy Companies of Invalids
are to be immediately disbanded. Those now doing
duty in the Tower will march out on the 2+th, and
the duty will' be performed, as formerly, by the
Guards, and a party of the 33 Regiment. The
Privates of the Invalids will enjoy their Fay as usual,
but no other allowances ; while the Subalterns will
have the same pay as they had before the additional
shilling was granted, which will now be taken off.

The Duke of RICHMOND has been lately so ill
as to give his friends very serious apprehension:.

The Earl of LEVEN and MELVILL died at Edin-
burgh on the gth inst.
As the Legislative AsseMbly in Holland, a third
of whom ought to have quitted their places this
month, have thought proper, •tcrtlintit consulting
their Constituents, to resolve that they shall hold
their Seats for another year, it may be expectedthat in due time they. will resolve to retain their
Seats Jr Ift. The conduct of this Body is a
striking proof of the Duke ,of NORFOLK's fa-
vourite toast, " The Sositreirity of the People,"

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 19.

ARRIVED the Sirlitt Frigate, of 36 guns, tram
Portsmouth, and Peturell Sloopof War, of 16 guns'
froin.a Cruize in the Channel after Smugglers.
Sailed the Blanche Frigate, of 36 guns, for
Torbay.
Passed by, to the Eastward, the Ship Flora,
London, Capt. RITCHIE, laden with ruin, sugar'
&c. from Jamaica bound to London.

Arrived the Eagle Excise Cutter, from a Cruiieo
with a Smuggling Boat laden with spirits.

PORTSMOUTH, JuNE 20.

ARRIVED the Hope, PE MN, from Havre-de-Grace;
Altive, SHORT, from Inverkeithing ; Norfolk,PgAl"
sox, from Newcastle; Eirrieavour, LEE, jatit'
HARR lOTT, Jane, HE WILL, Mary, PARK, and
Nautilus, DAVIE, from Sunderland.

Sailed the. Peggy, FOTH ERLE Y, foe Quebec'
and Norway Lion, Ivgsorr, for Longsound. •
Passed liy, the Tra,verr,-outward-bound East 1'1"
cliarnan ; also the Brunswirk, SHAW, and Elizahit'
. .
STE Pit ENSO X, from Jamaica.
London, England, 1802-04-13

Y 44RMOUTII, APRIL 12.

YESTERDAY morning the brig Staines, of Hull,
DEANE master, from Hull to London, with goods,
came on shore at Happisburgh ; and the Kitty, 'of
Sunderland, - master, with coals, came on
shore at Barton. If the weather proves moderate,
the cargo of the former vessel may be saved ; leut
the Tatter vessel is broke to pieces,' and the cargo
lost. The crews of,both vessels are saved.
London, England, 1802-04-13

ENGLISH. STATE LOTTERY.

THIRT 1.-SEA' EN T D A Y.—The following Numbers were
drawn Prizes. •
No. zo, i 98, a Prize of 2.0001.
No. 36,058, a Prize of 10001.
No. 16,15 z, a Prize of tool.
Nos. 34,162, 4',843,.20,651, 3578, 22,506, 17,039, Prizes of sol

SHIP NEIVS.

YA.RNIOUTt:, APRIL 9.

_ .
Arrived—the Amy, Crane, and Mars, Smith; from Lon-
don.
Sailed—the Harmonis, Wilkinson, for Embden ; Alert,
H4;harn, for Elsineur ; and Hannah, Pull, for London.

GRAVESEND, ArRIL 11.
Past by—the Scarborough, Scott, from Bengal ' • Hope.
Brouk, and Gcode Werwagting, Burmaster, from llambro'
Leith Packet, Davidson, and J )nge Arey, —, from Rot-
terdam ; Lutwidgc, Fisher, and Wilhelmina, —, from Ca•
lads.
London, England, 1802-04-13

FALMOUTH, APRIL 9.

YESTERDAY arrived the Pr;nce Ado/pbt‘s Packet,
TONES, 16 days from Lisbon. The Duke of York
Packet arrived out five days previous to the Packet's
sailing from thence, and was to sail again with
Mails for England on the 3lst. ult.—Also arrived
yesterday the American Brig Rasing States, Capt.
BR AGDEN, with rice, sugar, and tobacco, thirty-
five days from Norfolk, very leaky.—This day
appeared off, and proceeded on for I-byte de Grace,
the American Ship Hannah, Capt. ElopittNs, with
flour from Charlestown.—The two latter landed the
crew of the American Ship Sur prize, Capt. MAT-
THEW STRONG, which ship fotmdered at sea on the
3oth ult. She was laden with cotton from New
Orleans, valued at 80,000 dollars.—Arrived 'this
day the American Ship Richmond, Capt. FIATH
NV AY, with 4000 barrels of flour, from Philadel_
phia, for orders, twenty-five days passage.
Sailed the Brig Brotht;rs, Capt. Ttt Emm NE, with
oil for Bristol,' and Brig Integrity, ELLIOTT, for
Petersburgh.—Wind N. W.

No. 20,198, drawn yesterday a Prize of 20001.
was sold and registered by Mr. NlcxoLsori, No. 16,
Cornhill, to two gentlemen at Lynn, in Norfolk ;
and No. 17,993, drawn on Wednesday last a Prize
of Twenty Thousand Pounds, was sold and divided
by Mr. NICHOLSON in :,ixteen sixteenth shares ;
this is the first Prize of 20,0001.- that was ever so
well divided, and most of the shaves belong to
clubs and a number of poor people; not less than
one hundred different persons will partake of it, to
many of whom it will give comfort and happiness,
and put into a decrnt way of getting a livelihood
for themselves and families.
London, England, 1802-04-13

CIRCULAR.

" SLR, Horse. Guards, Api 9.
" -Royal Highness the Commander in Chief desires
you will be pleased to give orders for all Officers now absent
irons the Regiment under your command (such only excepted
as are attending their duty in Parliament), to join inunedi_
ately, and call in every man who may be on furlough, that
the necessary arrangements may be made, and the soldiers'
accounts held in readiness for the final settlement upon the
receipt of the order for disembodying the regiment.
hale the honour to be, &c.
"HENRY cAI..VERT, Adj. Cep.",

Lord ROBERT FITGERALp left Town yesterday
for Ireland, whither his Lordship repairs for the
purpose of attending the County of Kildare Assizes,
and of paying his personal respells to those to
whom his Lordship looks for support and favours at
the ensuing Eledions. It is well flown that hiS
Lordship has uniformly lamented the unfortunate
iiirc4M-stanee of Lady RosEXT FurzoElt4Lo's long
illness, which rendered his going to 'lreland before
impossible ; but her Ladyship being -now nearly re-
covered, he avails himself of the earliest opportunity
01 fulfilling a duty, which his attachment to his
Countrymen, and the respei due to the Country,
point out to him as indispensible, It is suppoed
his Lordship's stay in Ireland must be necessarily
• short, it being understood that he is to go soon to

Lisbon in a public capacity.
Died on Saturday last, at Twyford, near Win_
che.ter, Mrs. DUROUR E, widow of -JOHN DJ
Ruutte, &Ai. and daughter of the late THutit•s;
WINN, Es q. o Ackton, i►i Yorkshire,
London, England, 1802-04-13

V London: -printed and published by V.Grilflths, No. t, anti
H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-row'; Where Commu-
nications are desired to be addressed to the Editor. •
*** The improved state of this Work, since the-publica-
tion of the former Numbers, is obvious to every Reader of
the latter Numbers. Its extensive circulation procures daily
the communications of Pradical Farmers and Manufacturers
from every part of the Country.
London, England, 1802-04-14

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respectfully informed, J. BURGE.SS and
Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has giver
such universal approbation for many years past.
The lons' justly-acqUited superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
Perms resident in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence o t Anchovies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in
purchasing the same, as none is to be
.had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality. -
West-I•nclia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c. •
For thq convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.
'Warehouse, No: toy, comer of Savoy-steps, .
Strand, London. •

CATCOMB HOUSE, •(SLE OF..W.IGHT,
BE LETT, and entered 'upon the Ist of June
T
next, or sooner_if required, elegantly FURNISHED,
with ,Stabling for twelve Horses, Double-Coach-house, Hat.
riess-hOuse, Garden, Shrubbery, Ponds, and 43 Acres of
excellent Meadow Land. The House stands in • a dry,
healthy, and beautiful. situation, about three miles .from
Newport, in the Isle of Wight. It is 'extremely well
Wooded, and commands a fine and picturesque <v
surrounding Country. The Tenant may ha ve,ffie, ,I)epnta,
tion of the Manor, and be accommodated with-Eievcn-AgfCs
more of Meadow Land. •
For further Particular's, apply to Messrs.' Glarks 'mid Se..
well, at Newport; or Messrs. Sandys and Hoiton, Crane-
court, Fleet-street.

FOR PUBLIC SALE,.
At New Lloyd's COffee-house, over the Royal Exchange, on
Thursday the rith inst. at Two o'clock precisely,
HE FOLLOWIN-G GOODS, viz.
4'o -Barrels Prime AMERICAN PORK.
165 Bags BISCUIT BREAD.
les Casks DUTCH BUTTER.
900 DUTCH CHEESES. •
67 Chests ditto, ditto,. part damaged.
794 Prime W EST PHALIA HAMS, just landed.
To be viewed at the time of Sale.
•• Lying at the s:veral Places mentioned in the Catalogues,
which may be had of
GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn Broker.,
No. 6, Great Eastcheap:
•
London, England, 1802-04-14

ELEGANT RETREAT.

. _
ASingle Gentleman, at a Stipend of t ao Guinea's,
or a Gentleman and his Wife at that of zoo, can he re-
ceived to BOARD in a Family, whose mode of living,
winisc residence and accommodations in the important points
of great respectability and comforts, and whose situation as to
salubrity and beauty (commanding; from a delightful emi-
nence, most enchanting and extensive View.; of Hill, Dale,
Wood, Water, and Shipping under sail), are, aggregately,
very much beyond the common standard. Permanence is
the chief objed sought for ; but six months agreement, or
evens trial of tbree, will not be objected to. It is under 3o
miles of Town, and in a very first neighbourhood. Servants
can be admitted, and if Carriages or Horses are brought, no
additional charge will be made for stabling and coach-houses.
Reference will be desired, as reference of consequence can be
given. Personal application (as under) will be useless ; but'
any Letter, with name and address, and postage paid, will be
duly honoured, directed to P. M. P. at Mr., Woodham's,
Stationer, corner of Fulwood's Rents, Holborn, London.
London, England, 1802-04-14

SHEERNESS, Ar f. IL 13.

YESTERDAY after Post came into Harbour, His
Majesty's Ship Raisonable, to be paid off.
This day arrived His Majesty's Ship Agamemnon,
Captain FANcouttr, and has, With the Alexandria
Frigate, come into Harbour, and sailed for Chat-
ham to be paid off.
Sailed the Romulus and Mercury Frigates for
Deptford, to be paid off.
The Raison was paid off this day.
London, England, 1802-04-14

FALMOUTH, APRIL 11.

SAILED this day, the King George Packet, Capt.
YEscomnE, with Mail of the 6th inst. for Lisbon;
the Duke of Cumberland ditto, Capt. BOULDER.
SON, with Mails of the 7th inst. for New.Yorkand
Halifax; and the Hiad Revenue Cutter, ALLAN,
which Cutter was seen in the offing this evening in
chase of a Smuggling Vessel.
The Princess Charlotte Packet, Capt. KERR, for
Jamaica, is detained till further orders.
Arrived this day the American Brig William,
Capt. STOKES, forty days from Galipoli, with oil,
for Bristol.—She sailed from thence in company
with about forty other vessels, the greater part of
which were bound for England. Also arrived the
American Ship juna, DwENS, 38 days from Nor.
folk, with-2900 barrels of flour, for a market.
London, England, 1802-06-26

• AMERICA,
No MYERS and PHILIPS,
trr, Water-slr2ct, City and State of New-York, in
North America, A u ttioneers,tnd Brokers, duly appointed
and commissioned by Law, for the City aforesaid,
IVIAKE a Tender-of their Services. -to- the Manu_
and Merchants of Europe, in the Commission
and inform them, that Stores and every other conve-
Ilience is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares, and
4‘„lerehandize consigned to their Address, for either Public or
ririvate Sale:
f*'. They purchase and Ship all kinds of American and
West India ProduLe on Orders. •
_, From several years experience in the atwe line of business,
'rinse'who favour them with their Commands will find them
stli,itous to promote the interest of their Employers.
London, England, 1802-06-26

rHO MAS REMNANT, Glover and Leather,
. Seller, respeertfully informs his Friends and Customers,
that he has discontinued his Shop in "Oxford-street, and now
parries
on hisßusiness at _No. x2.6,..in the Strand only (former-
lY Mr. jeuings'). where lie particularly solicits future cont-
ra:lnds may be addressed,. T. R. havint the largest Stock of
fls• in London, some of which beiitg slightly injured in the
InaVlieture, are parcelled out in small lots at reduced prices,
arid well worth the attention of the Public.

THE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
THE'-Public are -respeetfully informed, that the
_FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the
.MEDICAL and PHYSIC M. JOURNAL, conduaed by
boelois BRADLEY, BA'T'TY, and NOEHD EN, will be
Published on the first day of July next, and Persons who
are disposed to take it in, may be regularly supplied by all
llookselkrs.
75, St. Paul's Church-yard, '
June,}, 1802.,

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
.arising froni Freehold, Copyhold, •or Leasehold
Estates, in Land or- Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
`ChaFges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An-
nuities, Patent Places,
,Church Livings, or any other cer-
tain Income for Lite, may be 'supplicxl, with temporary or
Pernanen; Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In-
teipt tbr rite same.

TheTN Obllity7and Gentry of known Property, or theil•
•
"en's, may be accommmlated, on their, personal security;
__TA in an; instance where the single security of an indivi-
mual rriay be deemed insullielt!nt, the addition of another
Person to guarantee the payment of the -Interest will re--
',lovz.. the objedioq ; and, in all cases, privilege be
%Iven to the Public to rerun. the principal at their own
option.

Personal appliciaions will. he received' every day till Fnur
?.:CJoc/:.; and Lciters from Corco.soindents in Town or
',;olinril, (post p4i(l). ini;nzcliately g...nswer:A, ad-
dressed to the'D ho ireztor of t Knightsbridge Bank, at his
_
uwa pause, N.o. i, Lower joliu-street, Golden=squre.
London, England, 1802-06-26

VILLA, near HENLEY on THAMES

1.0 BE ‘LEtT, FURNISHED,. or LJNFUR-
NISHED:for such Term as may be agreed on, and im-
mediate pcs iession given PARADISE HOUSE, • near Hen-
Icy on Thames, with arty quantity of Grass Land, not eK-
cee,iing Thirty Acres. The House Gardens, Shruboery, &c.
are iii the most compleaz order, and the Situation beautiful.'

For Particulars apply to Mr. Cooper; 'Solicitor.- at Hen-
ley, who will give Tickets of Permission to sec the Hivae
aii,t Grounds.
London, England, 1802-06-26

DIED

In March last, at Charlestown, South Carolina, the Rev.
Dr. Henry Purcell, upwards of 26 years Reeicr of St—Mi-
chael's in that City.
On Wednesday, at Barnes, in Surrey, Miss Catherine
Hudson, daughter of the late General Hudson.
On the 18th inst. at her son's house, in Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, Mrs. Rotheram, relia of Dr. Rotheram.
On the Li.th inst. at Cobham, in, Surrey, in the 86th year
of his age, Mr. John Harden, the oldest inhabitant of that
Parish.

On the r9th inst. at Brighton, Thomas Morris, Esq..
On the 24th inst. at Purtnrd, near Ripley, in Surrey, ad-
vanced in years, Mr. George Lucock, sen.
On the 13th inst. Mr. Thomas Rule, Writer in Edinburgh.
On the sth inst. at Peterhead, Scotland, Mr. Alexander
Ogilvie, Merchant.
London, England, 1802-06-26

~~.

IMPERI/IL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, JUNE 25.

THE LORD cH4NCELLOR being detained by
important business, did not come down to the
klouse so early as was expeCted ; and soot:, after, the
Orders for giving Judgment on the .Causes which
stood for this day, were postp.med till to. morrow.

The various Bills before the House were for..
warded in their respediv-e stages. Th,-.se were
mostly third readings.
Th.. ATTORNEY GENERAL, attended by several
Members, returned the Aliens' Regulation Bill from
the Commons, who had agreed to the Amendments
made by their Lordships.
The GicAcnns Canal Bill was returned by Mr.
ALEXANDER.
Some routine and private business was disposed of,
and ore or two of the Orders postponed, after
%via* their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow,
when the Royal Ascent will be given to a number of
Bills, by whit is called a Sweeping Commission,
and which generally takes place on the eve of a
Prorogation.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

FRIDAY, J.UNE 25.

AN Account of the net produce of the Excise
Duties for three years ending the sth of January
18oz, was presented, and ordered to lie on the
Table.
The Lords' Amendmenrs on the Alien Bill
were taken into consideration, read, and agreed to.
M. N. VANSITTART presznted an Account of
Arrears an B!ances in the hands of Officers of the
Revenue—which was .ordered to lie on the Table.
A Message from the Lords informed the House
that their Lordships had agreed to the 5,000,0001.
Exchequer Bills Bill, :he Customs Duty Bill, the
Post Hone Duty Bill, the Irish Militia Discharge
Bill, the Excise Bill, and the Paper Duty. Bill, with-
out any Amendment.
London, England, 1802-06-26

ALFRED THE GRLAI

SERIES OF PICTURES, lyom the most in.
„st;i
terting. Point§ in the Life of that great Monarch ; to
_Kerner with a few other Pictures, are now exhibiting at the
late Royal Academy-Ro:',nl; No: rig, Pall-Mall. Painted by

INILLCAM MARTIN,
Historic Painter to His Majesty..
'Admittance One Shilling.—Catalogues gratis
London, England, 1802-06-26

TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERG Y,anct FREEHOLDERS
- of the COUNTY•of MtAmouTH.
GENTLEMEN,' '
THE Unanimity which 'pre'vailed- when you did
me the Honour .of eleCting me one of your Representa-
tives at .the last General Eledion, induces me again to otter
my Services.
The indisposition of part of my FaMily, together with my
personal attention to a Bill in Parliament, in which the
County of Monmouth is greatly concerned, I trust wil/ be
allowed as sufficient Reasons for my not baVing paid my Re
specs to the Freeholders. .
Should I again be so fortunate as to meet with your kp:
probation, the Honour conferred on me will be ever ac-
kriowledged with Sincerity and GratittidC.
I have time Honour to be,
With great Respect,
Your obedient and humble Servant,
CHARLES MORGAN.

Grafton-street,
June 19, ISoz.

TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS
' AXE SELLING AV

HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cnrnhill, opposite
the Royal Exchange, and at their Offices throughout
the Kii.wcitini,
Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers in Town and
Country, who honour Hornsby and Co.. with' their Com-
mands; are particulariy recommended to buy speedily on ac-
count of the very few Tickets in the English .Lottery—only
24,0a0. In most Lotteries upwards of 40,0c50 have been sold
before the Drawing commenced. The Scheme is much .ap-
proved of, and the demand tor Tickets, and Shares, at Horns-
by and Co's. Offices, is daily increasing.
Orders executed exactly on the same terms as if present.,
The Drawing beginS the zd of August.
London, England, 1802-06-26

TO THE LADIES.

THE happiness of both sexes is so conneaed
with the Increase of female charms, it is not to be won-
dered at that the inventive genius should be employed to
discover what may be innocently used to assist Nature, in
keeping the tyrant man in a state of pleasing bondage to the
softer sex. This discovery is now made, and as imposi-
tion has been but too frequently 'practised upon the cre-
dulous, the Gentleman-who is the inventor of the MAG-
NETIC CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the sex,
by committing the sale of this curious and elegant Prepa-
ration to a Lady of honour and respectability, who has au..
thority to return the money, it this innocent liquid does not
give to the skin that peculiar fairness, which, as well as
bestowing delicacy, bespeaks. health, and throWs an anima-•
tion into the countenance, which shall give the eye the
full power to charm and fascinate. For the hand and arm
it is prepared in a different form, and if delicacy would per-
mit the naihes of those Ladies to •be mentioned who have
approved this innocent composition, their nUmber would
ex,eed belief, for, rank , and fashion. It can be had onl v
at No. 13, Brownlow-Street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in
bottles at TOS. 6d. each. • ,
. .

N. B. Ladies rzsiWnr, in the country, by enclosing one-
pound. note, may' have two bottles Sent to them, satiily
packed in a box, With bills of dire ions, to any parr of the
kingdom. .
London, England, 1802-06-26

VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.

R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so Nvell known 411.
over .Europe. for their superior efficacy and peculiar
mildness, in perfedly eradicating ,every degree of the Vene-
real Disease without the I,east toruble or confinement. The
Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is perfedly
congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their
health having been much improved in other respects after its
use. Printed Directions, signed by Dr. Arnold, arz inclosed
with each Box, which will enable -ill Persons to cure them-
selv-es without the knowle4e of any one.
Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex ; sold
in London by Mr. Axtell, No. 1, Finch.lane, Curl-111in; Mr.
Ward, at•bis Patent ,Men ciao Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn,
opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Piddin:;, at his Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No. lb, Oxford-4treet, opposite tite
Pantheon.

Sold also by the following Booksellers ; H.izard, Bath ;
Sheppard, Bristol; Manley, Portsnibuth ; Collins, Salis-
bury ; Harrop and Thompson, Mancliester ; Jones and Gore,
Liverpool Bulkeley and Poole, Chester ; Pearson and
Piercey, Winningham ; • Stevenson, Norwich Oliddleditch
and Barnsbr Ipswich ; Gales, Sheffield Binns, ; Leeds ;
Peck and \Volstenbolrne, York ;- Brown, Hull ; Humble,
Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge ; Slater, Oxford ; I\i' Donald,
jeweller, Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and by
one reputable. Bookseller in most 'towns in• England.
•Price 2S. cid. and•ss. sd a Box, Duty, included.
Where may be had. A ri.,old's Nervous Restorative Drops.

MPO.SUIQN never having been so general as at
I the present crisis of titres, it is a duty incumbent on every
person who is in possession of 'a Medicitie of• established re-
putation, to adopt the most certain means of preventing the
possibility of a spurious composition being toasted on the
Public, to the obviously endangering the lives of the afflict-
ed, and undeservedly bringine an invaluable preparat ion into
dis-esteem. It, is ?lick considerations that induce the pre-
sent Proprietors
.of the well-known ANTI SCORBUTI C
DROPS, first prepared by the late Francis Spilsbury, at his
Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square„ to acquaint '..Nervous,
Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Patients, that the above is
the only place, 'Acre they are prepared genuine, and that I.)y
permission of the .Commissioners of the Stamp-Orrice, a
Stamp, pr ;wed in ink, is affixed toeach bottle, with the
words, " Spilsbury and 'Co. No. 15, Soho-square," with
" By the King's Patent," on -the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper,
that the-purchaser may be convinced of being supplied with
the genuine Medicine, which is sold in bottle:, at ss. -and
LI. as. each, duty nrcluded; by the general Venders of Patent.
Medicines in Town and Country.

; and Published by W I.IAM ARMr;rit Scgtrrs, ,sot
for the Paper, LtilefJ to; ti-,C Editor, &c. :past,paid), •be adtirnsed.