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London, England, 1805-06-19 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER. RICH SAUCES.
great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
faintal by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for 14) Satter, Stmval Beef. Hefted Caves kinds,
Beef Steal:. Made Dyers, Will Fowl, and Game t with many De
vein for the Table, Suichward, and Store Room; which arc more
mprtiled in his Catalogue, (He awing the Investor of thew,) has
iduced many petfons to give the fame name to Article" entirely
i'iflerent,ench arc veridod at many Shops in Landon. by perfons
'ho go to tilt primipal Thwns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of 'fradefmen and ken-keepera,who in conic-
(pence are often fared with Spariss, See*, of very inferior quali-
ties, which is not only an Impofition, tint a great tilfappointmuut
to Families who purebafe than with a view of having good Sauce
to their Vint, Etc.
N.B. None arc His Gentiine, bur. what have thee words nit
Or Label," BURGESS and SON'4, Original and Superior LS.
SENC P. 0 F ANCHOM.S, ioy, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Steps, I.undose

NBUr INVENTED HXFS.
IN cOnfequence of the very great complAint of late
of the had Ittality of Hats,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
7t, 'hand, Mho has refuted there there 20 years, to try the ex-
periment of Mixing Moles Fur with Deaver, and which he has
found to answer his molt anent expedtationi, not only for their
durability, which, on trixl, will be found to wear net near two
Inch Hats as ate made In the ufual way,the Mole Fur making them
fo much liner, and of a defer texture than the various coeds: Pura
that arc ufually made ufe of is the manufaeturing of Hats; and,
'with ether good qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has
ken fo much enairtained of, of late, as well as their taking a molt
beautiful Black, which will retain their colour: and king the
manufacturer of his own HOS, be fells them at the low price of
SI. te. ftamps included.
N.ll. Worthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants for
exportatinn.—Anny, Navy, foldin•, and Ladies' Hats. Gentlemen
is the country Naiad fend the number of inches round the matt&
of the crown.

cr Mole &ins bought in any tlnantity.—Latter toe-paid, te-
*eking Male Skins onl►, attended to.

RHEUMATISNIS, Padies, And Gouty Afftftions,
with their ufual concomitants,Spafm, or flying Pains, Flatu.
/Deny, Indigetlinn, and general Debility, (orieinatit>a in whatever
fouree)ve relieved and frequently cured by WUIT EH LAD'S Etfence
of Mullard Pills, after every other means had ranee.
The Fluid Ellence of hTuftard, i'uft_d with the ellh, in tilde
etnr.platnts where net:Orley) it: per taps the ntolt aeive, penetrat-
ing, an,: efftetual renierd.: in the tent Id, curing the ievereft Sprains
13ruifes, m kis than L::It rite dm:. dually taken by any other
I.iniment nr Frnhrocatims, ani i( tiled immediately after auy ac-
cident, it prevent.. the part turning black.
It is aredar,dtoldatas.gd.eachboaorbottle,byß.Joes-
at ts -
uN, Apothecary, No. is, Oreek-ftreet. Fob°. London.

ESTATE TN NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—.By Mr. ATHOW.
..t the Swau inn, St. Peters, Norwich, on Saturday the 6tb day of
July precifely at One o'Clock,
„41/1 LL that pleAtant and vcry defirable
ik HOUSE, cared S ALIIOUS 1., HALL, late the Refidence
I,!rnt. Colorti WARD, lituated in a Lawn of about ro AcreN
the Stalin s, Ceetchhoufes, Dove houfe, Yards, Gardens,
'uyteir,...,Bami, and Kam 1 ar 1, together with upwards of 730
of Arable and Palture Lards, Wood. Underwood, and
Heath Gmund,of which about an .arcs are In band, and the reit is
!Ts the occupation of Melba. Spencer, Brooks, Francis4and Carrel
the whele lying nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated for the
refidence of a Gentleman of lanune, who does not require a Inge
Manfion-Houfe. More than two-thirds Mike Premifes are Frce•
hold, and all the Lan •.s 'except about 23 acres) are free of Great
Tithes. ''here are a quantity of fine young' Timbers diktrfeidi
ahout the Lawn, and about 2 t acres of young thriving Woods; alto
a (mall Broad or Filhery, with-an cxclulire right of fifhing therein.; ,
and to a perfon fund of planting, there is great antilfemeht, as I
:here has lately been an inclofore of the a,,joining Heath, and an
lilotment of nearly 200 acres has been effigned to this Mate, of
which about of acres are in the oidginal Rate-.
Sslhoute-Hall V fituated on a One dry healthy fpot, within fit
mites of the City of Norwich, eighteen macs of the fea-port of Yar.
rutith, and about the fame till-tante front Cromer, a much-W—
-t.:red Bathing Place.
Ary Perk, dofuotfs of an early poreffion, will probably be as.
,umodated.
r'•,r further particulars cognise of Mires. Dobary and Cope, No.
'5 l'apsr-buildings, Tetnple, Londota; or of Mr. G. W. B. Bolton,
:,:torr,ey at Law, Bodes. Sta.l4; 'or of Mt. tyres. of NorwitAt.

STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS PROM RAPH AFL, Etc.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-..ay Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his Houk, No. 3t, in the Strand, the corner of Villier's-ftreet
on l'hurfday, June 40, at Twelve o'Clocie,
Neztenfive and Magnificent ColleCtion of Stained
Gbfs, ennlid;tig of a molt roper!) Set of the Cartoons after
Raphael, clokly (ladled and coloured from the originals, and arc
the fruit of three years dote application. The celebrated Pit ure
of the Miter, In the Royal Palace, Wiodfor, and a great variety
of Subjeds from the moltrenowned, Ancient and Modern, Hif.
torical, Portrait, and Landfeape Painters, the property and perfor-
mance of thole celebrated Arras, Mr. and Mrs. Poeta!, of
Highgate.
To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday previous to
the Sale.—Defcriptive Catalogues may be bad, price 6d. Si Mr.
Richardfon, No. 3r, Strand.

RECENT TRAVELS IN ITALY.
In the Preis, and fpeedity will be publidted, printed uniformly
with the other Travels of the fame Author,
'TRAVELS in ITALY during the Clofe of the
Year 1/Ici4 and the beginning of Igor. containing a View of
be prefent State of that Country, and of the kffedts produced on
the Condition and Manners of the People, by the rectat Poli-
tical Changes and Revolutions.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE.
Printed for RICHARD Pinta.' rs, N 0.6, Bridge Erect, Blackfriars.
Of whom. and of all %Welters may be bad,
New Editions of Kotubne's Travels in RuTa and Siberia pries
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A TOUR. IN AMERICA, in 1798, 1799, and
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By RICHARD PARKINSON, late of Baltimore,
Author of " The Experienced Fanner," Eke.
London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's Rem ;
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On Saturday the tit of July will be puldithed, handfontely printed
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COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL
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managing different forts of Vegetable Produitioos, whether of the
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