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London, England, 1803-09-05 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND,

LLOYD'S, SLIT. 2, Igo2.
AT a GENERAL MEETING Of the COM.
MITTEE .for MANAGING the PATRIOTIC
FUND at LLOYD'S, held This Day, at the Merchants'
Seamen's Office,
Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman.
• Adjourned to'TueSday, the Gth of September, atTwelve
o'Clock precisely.

. . FRANCIS BARING, Chairman.
• . Amount advertised 20.2001. 3 per Cent. Consols.
Cash, - - - - £ 143,53 y $ 9
Stephen Atsley,'Ken- Wm. Young Knight sc o 0
sin on - 52 10.0 Wm. Cooke, Ex-
The full & clear Re- " chequer, Westnun-
ceipts of one night's ster - - 5
to o
0 0
Performance at the Miss M. Scott - so
Theatre Royal, Hay- The Levant Com- .
market, on the 2,0t11 ' parry - 503 0 0
of Aug. per George , F. Tumly, Rich-
Colman, Esq. lot it o mond, near Belfast so o o
Wm. Yates, of Bury, Mat. Raper, Strut:
Lancaster 500 o o ford Place - 105 :0 o
The SolicitorGeneraf, Mr. Walker, tidily- .
per Snow and Co. sO5 o o bury). Hens as Guineas
r. M.- ' - • tT b 'Mrs.' walker so
.S.P. of Portsmouth 0 15 6 Mrs. S. Walker to
rho. Prideaux at 0- o Miss.E.M. Do. a
Allen Tucker .. .5o
.o o bliss A. F. Do. z
Fassett, Burnett and Miss M. A. Do. a :
Sons - '• . 105 00. Miss S. DO. . 2
Lieut. Col. Frcd. Servants of the
Mackenzie - so O Family - 2-57 is ' 0
H. F. Spencer '. 20 0' 0' Two days pay from •
Rev. Thos. Cowper, the Officers, Non-
EyeSufiblk - 50 o o Commissioned Of- •
Miss Maria Warren, flees and Privates
Argyll-street - 5 5 o of the, tat or Royal .
The Star - 30 o o Dragoons . tisl6 .6
A Briton - - 2 2 o A Servant at Kerle-
lohft'Marsh, Chi.. tees, N orkshire .- 2 2 9
cheater ... . : s 0 o
Subscriptions of "Ten Royal Academicians, viz.
Paul. Sandby . o .
-, .to to o Sir Francis Bourgeoisio to 0
P. Cosway -- to 10 o Sir W. Beech y..t to 0
I. S. Copley .. so to o H. Treshain . -• 19 re-' o
r. F. Rigand - to to 0 ohn Soane - 10 /0; 0
lames Wyatt, - to to 0 john Ycnn - to to .0
Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar
of this House. and Letters for the Committee to beaddressed
to Mr. Welsforcl, Secretary to the Patriotic Fund Committee
' Lloyd's Cotree. house.

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,
STRAND AND CORNHILL LONDON.
VSTABLISHED to insure Houses, Buildings,
.114• Manufaitories, Goods, Merchandize, Ships, Vessels,
and Barges, FARMING STOCK., and other Property in
Great Britain, from Less or Damage by Fire.
This Office has, by its exertions and the ameliorations in-
troduced into its regulations and Modes of business by its
liberal management, and. equitable and fair ecitialization of
Premiums tor the various' degrees of risque,' raised itself
to the first in rank•of Fire Insurance Offices, which is
the best proof to the Public of the solid foundation of 'The
BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, and 'justifies their decided
preference.
The Proprietors ati for themselves, uneonneited with any
similar establishment ; they originally, made their arrange-
ments Upon the best authorities and information,- and their
experience in their extensive concerns, has manifested the
truth of their principles. •
...Anxious to render themselves permanently useful, they do
not endeayour to procure business but upon teens of recipro-
cal advantage to both insurer anti insured; they avoid all
fanciful and wild schemes • make experience and faa their
guide ; and by calculating titeir Rates of Insurance with due
regard -to the hazard of Fire' arising' front Goads,'
Manu-
factories, situation of Premises, nature of Goads,' and other
circumstances, endeavour toatfixsnch fair ratio,'that no per-
son shall pay either more or less than he ought.
They art happ'y to.itatelhat experience and fail; and the
very great nuinher of Insurances granted by.thenrpo FA R.VII
sTocx, particularly on their improved Plan, enables
Odin to reduce the Premiums thereon to zs: bd. per Cent,
per Alm.
,This office' makes good loss by Fire iroin.Liglaning.
' insurances upon any Property will be granted fur any period
s'h'ort of a Year.
Agents are appointed in most of the. principal Cities and
Towns in Great Britain, of whom Proposals may be had gratis.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

WANTED TO RIRE, READY FURNISI-11113, and Ill-
tittiately, if the Situation should be. approved, to Put—
Small neat COUNTRY HOUSE, .having riot
more than,three best Rooms on a Flocir, with suitable
attached and detached Offices, a good Carden, and from
Twenty to Thirty, Acres of Meadow and Pasture Land nn-
mediately adjoining the Hausa.
The distance wished is from So to tao miles froM London,
in a healthy Country. (but not dirtetiy on the Sea Coast)
where the Roads are good and Provisions reasonable, conse-
quently not toa inanuraduring Neighbourhat F. Wright's,
Hl.
Address particulars, post-paid, to A. B.
Eici. No. 14, Paper-buildings, Temple, London.

Market Weighton, County of York,
5,5. 2.3 d I utte, iBo3.
1 NDUCED by sentiments of gratitude to you,
and humanity to my fellow-creatures, my earnest wisl,
is' to relate the following patticulars, and request their pun,
lication. —About ten years ago, at which time, from the m-
ime of iii occupation, I was tmich exposed to the incle.
Mem:), of the weather, the conseque rice o whit
ht to
ate ome in-
deed was truly tainentable, from the coagulatef my
blood ; through severe cold my legs began to swell, which
in a short time increased.to such art alarming degree, with
insufferable pain, that they broke out into ulcers : such was
the rapid progress of my *complaint,. that my legs in a short
time were coveted with upwards of twenty running wounds,
from which issued a litatisoine ichorotta matter. I assure you
many is the woeful night have spent, from excruciating
pain ; such was, my case, that for the long period of seven
years I scarcely knew '%,Vila,t it was to enjoy sound sleep.
After having had the best medical assistance 1 could procure,
without producing any geed etleets, in hopes still oFfintling
relict, I applied to an eminent County Infirmary, but, alasl
Without any success. 1 -then had recourse to some of the
most renowned public Ivied-mints recommended for Scorbutic.
Complaints, all of which proved equally unsuccessful ;
when,-thank God, I was br a friend strenuously advised to
make trial of your Antiscorbutic Drops: but how shall I
express my gratitude to Ceti, when I can now upon oath
avouch, that by taking six small bottles only of your ines-
timable Medicine, I am restored to pelted health and
strength, which, thank kind Providence, I have uninter-
ruptedly enjoyed upwards of two years last past. For fur-
ther particulars (if required) I refer the inquirer (if by Let.
ter,post-paid) to Mr. Leighton, Mercer and Draper, Market
Weighton ; of to, Sir, your obedient humble Servant,
WILLIAM 014,1 BLE R, Plumber. and Glazier.
To Mr. Jon w Li Ci N um, Surgeon, .Manchester-
These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at tat. ind
4s). 6d.--one t;s. bottle, is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d.
ones. They may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr. Lig-
num's Dispensary, No. s 7, Bridge-street, Manchester ;
at Howard and l'*.vans'ii No. 4a, Long-lane, West-Smith-
field, sole wholesale A'gents in London ; and retail, by
the following persons:‘ H. Cundell, No. 47, Minories ; W
.Clarke, No. 169, Boroitgli; Jordan, No. 33c_Whitectiapel ;
iFboult and Co. No. tso,, Oxford-Street; Knight, Norton
l'algate; Kirk, No. Ratelitle ; Mr. Pickling,
-No. 76, Oxford-Street Sutton, No. tali, long-acre; Tutt
and Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ;
Wade, Old Bond-Street, and No. 03, Pleet.Street ; and by
the principal Venders of Medicine ut every, Town in the
United" Kingdoni.
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N.

This Day were published, _
By the SOCIETY of ANTIVUARI ES of LONDON,
Price Fifteen Shillings,_

PLATES VIII. And IX. of the Fourth Volume
of vii-rusTA MONUMENTA, engraved by JAMES
EAST RE : representinz Ancient Metal Dishes, curiously
enamelled, and coloured front the Originals in the possession
of Francis Douce, Esq. F. S. A. with a Letterpress Account
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BoNApAR-rE; or, The FREE 1300TER
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FOOTS'rF.PS OF BLOOD! or, The March of
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FOR SALE BY AucTioNi
At the Star ant Garter Tavzru,, Purtsinout't Point, cit.
'Thursday the gth day .of September, it Noon,
FOR EXPORTATION,
CCI NE HUNDRED and ONE PIECES of
J FRENCH BRANDY.
to Muids
FRENCH WINE.
27 Hall MUMS
S Flogslteads RONTINIAC
Cask SALT,
FOR. 110M1 CONSUMPTION, • .
1 Casks ALMONDS, all of superior Quality,
Being the entire: Cargo of the French Tartan La Maria
Vierge de la Garde, captured on her Voyage from Cette to
Havre.de.G race, by His Majesty's Ship .Petereli Iphn Larne,
born, Esq. Cointroutdcr, and condemned in the High Cow t.
of Admiralty.
I uunediately after which.will be Sold, the said TARTAN,
tvirtheit 129 tons, ivith her Tackle, Apparel, Lula Fiirni-
ture. ,
For further partienlaru Catalogues, and inventdries, apply
at the Office of

T, HEATH ER, Broker.

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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATL CONTRACT. ,
By Order of the Asiipoes 'of CHARLES B KIST 0 Kr, a
Newpre=street, in the City of Landon, Linen-draper, a.

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aildCom mod ious DW ELIA NIG.HOUSE
situate no the North SW. of Newry,le-
lanLk:taluitrpivt,44o p ,
street aforesaid; and late in the occupation of the said CharNs'
Bristow, with or without the whole or part of the Stock in
Trade and Furnitur.
The Premises are very extensive and conveniatr, and irt
excellent repair.
Further particulars, and Tickets to view the Premises,
may be had by applying to T. C. and C. Jackson, Solicitors,
Walbrook. . .

FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS OF WASTE LAND.
SOLD ItY AUCTION,
By M ssrs. HODSKINSON, ABBO rr, and Co.
Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on the 7th day of
September next,
ABOUT 9+6 Acres ofviltiatilt Hi!ltli Land ; well
adapted tor planting, • cutting of heat!., Turves, Vtat,
or the pasturing ot Stock, and considerable part fir farming
or Nursery Ground, situate ill the Hamlet of Frimley, an,/
adjoining the Great Westart Road betwq.,in l'..sKshot illl4
litackw;stc,r, 7.8 tnilcsfrom,Loodon ;in Lots. —This pro.
petty is part of au allortheat under the l.rimley Inclosure.;
set out couvenientty. for oa.upation. To be viewed bt-ip.
plying to Mr, Taylor, 134tialing-Green,Farrn, Frimley.; ant
printed firt':culars m ly br harot' him, Or of Messrs. Hanson
and Bircn, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; hir..Snlallpiece, stir.
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Piccadilly; Mr, •Hodskinson, . A rbridel.nstrLe t , London; tins
principal Inn at Farnham, Wineheater, liasinstoke, Salis-
bury; Reading, Windsor, and Hounslow., or at the placesoi
sale. * • • -

NEWAR, U1'4,./N Cit 14.04 1 .
BE,SOLD .11Y AUCTIQ,N,

At Mr. Thompson's, the Hotel, in Ncwark upon Trent, on
Thursday the Sth Day of September, at !tour o'Clock.
. in the Auer:loon, subjett to such Conditions as will be
produced, • , .
Lot I. A. capital MESSUAGE or TENEMENT,
.E.t. situate at the Westlnd of a Street called ?sill.
gate, in Newark upon Trentathresaid, with. Stables,. Coach.
houses, and other. Ont-buildings,,thereto, belonging, most
excellent Carden, welt stocked with Fruit Trees, .and-twO
Closes of Land adipining thereto, 'and bordering upon a niivt-:
gable. Branch of the River Treat; containing together about
eight Acres, now in the occupation of John Cooke,. Esq,
These Premises are tit for the reception of a genteel Fami-
ly, ure delightfully situited at the extremity of the Town
of Newark, and have all the advantages of a Town Residence
with the retirement of a Country Situation., or they might he
made extremely commodimis for carrying on any extensive
BusineSs, from their contiguity to the Rliel%.
Lot 2. A i\el E or 'l E:N L MsENT, situate In New.
ark upon Trent aforesaid, near to the first Lot, now in the
occupation Of Mr. Samuel Hunter; together whitan excel.
lent Garden:adjoihing thereto,Aand also bordering_ upon tli*
River Trent,--lt is. intended to increase the. frontage,of this
Lot next the River, as may be seen by the Nan.
• Lot 3. A, Civic of Land, .ealled.TU kNSTI LE 'CLOSE,
situate nearthetaid Street called Millgate -and also adjOin.
ing upon the-Turnpike Road leading Pram Newark to Not.
tingham,' containing about four Acres, and -noW in the Tc.;
num of Mr. Cooke and being an eligible Situation !Or Build.
lug, considerable part of the Purchase-money may. to.
main on-Security of the Premises,. if required.
The Estate' may be viewedt and further particulars Wert
application to Messrs, Oodtrey and Tallants, Attoruies at.
Law, in Newark,.with whom.a Plead the Estate is lodged,
or to Messrs, • Kinderle.y, Lang
.and ince, 'Symonds Inn
Chancery-lane.

its name irOnt
rptiE- king's Evil, whicb
,rierived
the faith in a royal piece ,of silver, was a remedy
which carried Medicine into Gothic obscurity:--Reason and
Physic acquiring a inure respectable footing, dt-stroyed the
belief in 0)4006 ; and 111 Charles's reign, clic: respedable
Wiseman gave `a method of Cure 'on rational principles rat'.,
In the glands Scrophula gencrdlly fixes, anti those
more especially about the net* and .throat, obstructing thU
absorbent tlands, ;and those appropsiatan for the t;aliva, and
the sense of tasting.. Spilsbury's A litiJeorbutic Drops in-"
crease the glandular action, -arid for that reason have ne,:n
preferred in cases of Sc.rophula. In S':roplittioub di4ei,se4 irf
the Skin it 'produces so tree a circulation of the perspiration,
and other necessary aecretions, that as a xemetly in oti4tritc
tions Of this kind it is unequalled. • '
For the truth of the assertion, attic cure of Scrophnia,
vide Spilshury's Treatise anti Cases of Seurvev.. Cunt, ece.
Price 3s. bet. sokl..together with the Drops, !slo. is, Soho..
.titiare, rn bottles,,inOuning the black stamp, at ss.
Alt tl, a 4. tacit.
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