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• BANKRUIiTS.

William Damerum, late of portfinouth, hoofs carpenter, to
furrender January 23, at twelve, Jan. 24, and February 24, at
eleven, at the India Arms Inn, Gofport. Anomie', Mein.
Parfaits and Bofwell, Golport ; or Meffrs. Williams and
Brooks, New4qusre, Lincoln's-lon, London.
John Plaßons, of Woreelter, coach-proprietor, to furrender
Jan. 23, 29;and Feb. 24, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Wor-
ceder. Attondss, Mr. Hyde, in Worcelter ;or Mr. Jihad,
Racquet-court, Fleet-Rivet, ondon.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. y. Thomas Swinnock, late of Rantfgate, livery fLible-
keeper, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Feb. 6. Dells Lowell of Canterbury, vintner, at ten, at the
Guildhall, Coneststry.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Wawa* 31 sat U. Naples - - 40
Altana . 31 6at U. Venice - - 4 1
Leghorn • . 54 Lillian - - 6i
61
Genoa - - Oki Oporto - - 6a
Palermo, no pence per us. Dublin - - 13

BIRTH.
On Toefday, the 6dt Bd. at Holmt-Park, the Lady of Rickard
Painter, Bfq. of a fon.

bf,ORRIED.
On the aft inflant, Mr. Alga Heather, g Portfmouth, tu
Mils Elizabeth Ann Rodgers, of Drozford, in the County of
Southampton.
Lately, in Cork, the Rev. Edward Spread, to Mifs Hyde,
daughter of the Rev. Arth. Hyde.
Lately, at St. Nicholas's church, Cork,Sir Henry Bible, of
Foamy, to MWa Dorm Furlong, daughter of Mr. John Orions.
Lately, Francis Drew, of Drewilaorough, in the county of
awe, Efq. to Mite Eyre, filter to Colonel Eyre, niece to the
late Right Hon. Lord Eyre, and &ft coufin to the Right Hon.
Lord Vircount Duniow, with a fortune of above sopeet. in-
cluding landed property. •

Tuefday fe'nnight, after a iturtilinefs, aged so, Mr. ileac Per
of Manchdter,cagine-wnrker. A man, who to a lion-
like Rrength of holly united the difpofition of a lamb. Mr.
Parings will be remembered by our dittant Readers, from the
circumfcance of his havingftsught (fora very confidcrable fum)
the late well-known Jobufon, the pugilin ; a battle that en-
gaged the attention of the amateurs more than any other ever
fought in this kingdom. lie fell (by the hand of that prime
putilift, Death) much lamented, another facrifice to Cold and
fatigue, brought on by over-itsained exertions at the late dread-
ful fire in that town.

FRREHOL.D FARMS, SALOP.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Two Lots, on Saturday the 24th of January, am, at the
Angel Inn, in Cicobury Mortimer: at three o'clock,
CIREAT Potion Farm and Lade Potion Farm,
thuate live miles north nit of Ludlow, containing about
Six Hundred and .Sizty-fig. Acres, within' a dug fence, of
amble, meadow, Failure, and wood-land, in convadent pro-
portions, held from year to year under rents of more than
thirty years handing, and capable of extraordinary great Im-
provements.

For a view of the Premifes apply to the Rev. Mr. Powell, at
Suttaa ; or to the Tenants ; and for further particulars to Mr.
Webb, at Salifltury, till the 4th of January ; and afterwards till
the Salt day, at Howel Grange, near Rrooanfgroge, Worm&
ttrdtlre. Printed particula►s may loan be had at the principal
Inns in the neighbouring towns.

PREGNANT LADIES,
INlatie fituatiun requires a temporary retirement:
MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man-Midwife,
10'4 utters to neconunodate Ladies in an airy and retired fitu-
mien, with Apartment. to lye-in, uu term. tutted to their cir-
cumftances and fituatiou in life • their infitnts put out to nude,
and humanely taken care of; and: as Humanity induce. hint to
offer his affiflance to a.leilate the horrors pf concealed Prep
mutcy, he flatten himfelfLadies will find ou application to
the greaten attention, and moil profound fecr!ey.
Letters (poll paid) to Mr. Watfun, Sargeon and Man-Mid.
wife, or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife, Nu. ty. CharlOttc-Itreet,
Sung-fide of Blackfrines-bridge, will meet the molt pointed
audition.

In' ken may be bad, Tbe PiLl. BENEDICTA, at 11. so pet
box, a %nolo and effeduall Remedy to remove an Obnrue-
tLaa ..41R irresularities, and an =salon Medicine alter bad
~.yyn=s-ia.

A -itt.M.lkt*AllLE-VAAE.

Z I it, in conietitten ------- great benefit whicb
klaYt. esparienced by taking your BOTANICAL SYRUP
NERVOUSCORDIAL, I thhik it but Jun to requat you
; With my este, km tit hatat of thole who may labour
older a iintila complaint. I was Aided for a lentil of time
ith a dreadful Nervous tfifordcr' that affedted slue in an
tart
ing degrte, nrrsbeely was alto fwcllsd to a manner that
Auk my radiance very mifirable; I was aelvifed by the Fa-
..lt.' to try HI country air, at a time when they could to
ogre preCctib• to relieve me, this, I alto did, but found no be.
mdit; but hy applying to you, Sir, and takiug your bledicines I
al quite renewed to health and Ipirits. I am, Sir, your ever
;fateful humble (errant, MARY CASLAKL,
fallow Chandler, No. td. Crest Alic-tircet, Goodman's-fields.
Witnefs„ WM. SPURGON, Hatfield, near Chelmsford, the
father of Mrs. Callake; alto BENJAMIN HAWKINS.
Nov. t,
Mrs. White will give any further Information to perfons
deftroos of a perfcaal interview, or by letters, poll paid.
Mrs. Taylor, Looking-glafs Manufadtorb No. 44, Hinton-
rquare, was of lifted fur 13 years with a krere Rheumatifix,
and an Obftrutttion in the Womb, Which carted her the molt
excruciating pains; the applied to feveral eminent Phyficians,
but never received any benefit. In this fituation the bad ?r-
-estate to Dr. Bauoum's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial,
and by only taking five bottles wasperfallycuroliand has, for
the benefit of the aftlieted, requetied lh. Brodum to publith her
cafe, and will give any perfon further fatisfadlion who is defir
ous of being informetL—Witutfs her hand, this sth day of
November, eBOO.
Vl'ithefs to the abaft, SARAH TAYLOR.
Aux Blows',
A GUIDE TO OLD AGE.
_ nuickars Wm .14, Shotaditch.

The flouring reception whit* this work has experienced has
Nehmen the Doctor to publifis the two volumes in one at a nw
duced price, fo as to bring it within tbereach at a more enlarged
circle of readers. When a book has run through a great near
bee of editions, when the fele is rapid, when it is fought with
avidity, and acknowledged to be read with profit, tbde are fo
many toconteitibk proofs of its utility; to there proofs, ihen,
tbg GUIDE to OLD AGE may lay claim, as this Is the Forty-
cloth Edition of skit. Publication; a Publication that cannot
tan into the bands of any reader, of any climate, age, fax, coo-
'Sidon. married , or fingle,that May not derive advantage from the
perufal of it, and particularly to (Uranus men on Ncg voyages,
if inclined to preterve or recover health, or to avoid she indif-
erctions of youth, sr the (ober follies of mature, age. *this
bnprellion will be found to contain fume obfmratioas, the
of which would be unpardonable in a work of this
kind, which, out °identity, cannot even be named in • public
print. The high Manacles in which this work is held by dat
public, its great utility, and the unprecedented (ale it he. Mk
with, is fully proved by the following tellansny
I hereby certify, that I have prbated 1 I 11R.31f THOU-
SAND at Dr. BRODUM's GUIDE to 01 D AGE, Imes Its
fief! MYERS, Painter,
" Na. f. Paterooftet-row, Noy. 110, 170."
TIN Satanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had It the
Dodoes Mac, Nu. y, Albiou-ftreet, 7 duets from the Leve.
rian Mafeam, Blaektriar's Liridgc, an Sixths at as.. t
and ss. fit ; and at melt beitkidiere Madichas liirpika• It.
She Woe lastoissu.

oe MONtIAY, FEBRUARY the ICt,
7_ FORDYCE§ M. D. F. R. S. Follow of t,,.
••-0 • Royal College of Phyficlans, Senior Pligician
Thomas's Hofpital, will begin his Lectures, viz. On the A._ .
dce of Phyfic, at eight ; on Chcmiftry, at nine ; and tL:
terla Medica will be condoned at half paft ftV(l3 o'clock
morning, at his boufe In rilast.ftreet, near Temple-Bar, wk .:c
propofala may be bad. •