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London, England, 1807-10-19 00:00:00

LADIES.

THAT frsyperfinons Hairs are one of tfiegreaten
L drawbacks froritthc beauty and.delicacy of the ifetnak Fate,
Aron, But le.alkivred by every Man, from the Ptitiee 'to tbe Pea.
fatit. 'Po Viitiove them various preparations ham*, Irons time •to
dons, fiattad up I bat nsoft of them (although parnpoolly, 'dyer-
tilea) having been found either ineffieaciotia:or /deleterious. are
fallen or falling to the ground.. In pea fe of 'IAEA f'S
Y, which (taints altfoluteiy unpralleletl and juin)? celebrated,
the Prnprietors will only uhferve—that it removes the Hair in a
few *donne', Without Injuring the (kin. or cavfmg any unplearrat
.ieriation—that it has been luppily applied and highly approved by
.the heft circles of Eafltion and Rank—and that l.adies may fee it
ufed and that have ocular densonftration of its efficacy and, intro
Mee —lt is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wh,,lifole
end retail, by Mr. Perris), No. a 3, Southammon-ftreet, Covent-
garden ; retail, by Bacon and Co. t 50, Ostord ftreett Rigge. 65,
Cheaptisle; Goldirr. at, Cornhill; and all the principal rcrtum-
ers and Medicine Venders in I.an4lon. To perfuns in the Country,
inclutirg the nitAlint (puff age tree) to Mr. Perrin, they will be
imsoc,liately for .variledo tice Ss. per INA.

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YRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
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marhid affection of the prie,ityi fyftem, incidrnt to the different
Rages of life; deflroying the fundt'ons of the fincft organs In the
animal economy.

Ey ST. JOHN NEALE, Efq.
Of the Royal Avd,tsty of Paris, of the Univerf ty e Ley-
den. and Pruditioner in l.ondwt ; formerly Surgeon Major to the
3th Regiment of Infantry, the 16th, or gliteu's Regiment of Light
Dragoons, and the Royal Military Hofpital at Chatham

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AMEETING of the Merchants, Ship Owners,
AT
and lobe itants of the Borough of Plymouth aid its Neigh.
bourhood, held at the Guildhall in the Paid Borough, on Tuefibty,
the t3th October, 1807, in confequency of a requifition to the
Worfhipful the Mayor, for the purpofe of taking into confiders-
tion a letter received from Lord Boringdon, relative to the Moor-
ings laid do mu in the harbour of Catwater.
R efolved—That the Mayor be requefted to take the Chair.
Refolved unanimoufly—That as thy harbour of Catwater,above
a rock called the Bear's Head, has been a public, free, and fife
anchorage. from time immemorial, in which a large number of
merchants ihips of every defcription have always been commis-
dlosifly fecured, without being liable to pay for mooring there—
and that any attempt to impede the navigation of this part of the
harbour, or to hvy a tax for mooring !hips there, would be very
detrimental to the commercial interefts of the Public in general.
and of this port in particular, and therefore ought to be prevented.
Refolved unanimoufly—That it is the opinion of this Meeting,
that the laying down of mooring chains in Catwater, will impede
the navigation, by preventing (hips from being rarely moored at
their own anchors, in the moft fecure part of the harbour, by ca-
bles en which their owners can rely, and thereby deftroying the
belt anchorage, without fubftituting an adequate accommodation,
to the great influx of trade that =atonally refort to this port, at
the fame time increafing the danger in a gale of wind, by many
flaps riding at one mooring.
Refolved unanimously—That it appears to this Meeting that the
Tax for ufing there Chains will only be a (bum of private ettiolu•
ment, as is the cafe with the rings at Turnehapet Rock, the de-
mands for which have been already inereafed from ts. per week to
6s. per week, on a certain defcription of veffels, and that although
it is alledged that the charge new propofed will be a fixed one, it
is obvious that the fame power that is competent to create it, may
at a future period inereafe the demand.
Refolved unanimoufly—That this Meeting doth not recognize
the right of Lord Boringdon, or any other perfon. in anywile. to
obltrudt the free navigation and anchorage of Catwater, or to ex •
at any tolls or dues whatever, from Blipping mooring therein,
without the confent of Parliament.

Refolved ananinsoully—That this Meeting doth recommend to
all merchants. (hip owners, matters of maps, and others concerned,
to veldt the payment of any illegal is:molts or exadions, thatotay
be demanded for mooring 'effete in Catwater.
_ _ _

Refolved uoanimonfly:—That the Members of this Borough be
requefted to ufe their endeavours to afeertain the grounds upon
which a grant Las been made from the Crown to Lord Boring•
don, of a certain portion of Catwater, for the purport of placing
moorings therein, and impofing a tax for the ufe of them; and alfo
to reprefent the great injury fuch a meafure wiU occallon to this
port, and to take fuel fteps as may be expedient to obtain its re-
vocation.

Refolved unanimoufly—That in confecpence of the great ex-
pence. now attending °lipping, it is of the utmoft importance to
prevent any new and unnecedary charges being laid on them at
this port, and therefore that
Thomas Eales, Efq. Mayor ?defies. John Collier
Al bonus Lockyer, Efq Andrew Tracey
John Clark Langmead, Efq William Parr
John Hawker. Efq George Ord
Robert Fugc, Efq Hannibal Curtin Blewett
Saville Wm. Shepherd, Efq Alexander Freer
pater Symons, Efq Walter Clatworthy and
Mr John Brabant Bayly Jofeph Moore,
Mr Richard gayly
and they are hereby appointed a Committee, to take the necef.
fart' Reps for removing any impediment to the Anchorage and
Navigation of Catwater, and purfuing Inch other nieafures a. may
be requitite for the maintaining the ancient rights of the Public, in
the Paid harbour • and that any Five of the Paid Committee be
competent to a. fulled to the Call of the Chairman.
Refolved unanimouffy—That a Subfcription be entered into for
the purport of carrying the above Refolutioas into (feet, and fup
porting any Adtion at Law which the Committee may deem it
weed-dry to commence, in defense of the long eftablifhei rights,
relative to the laid Harbour, which have been immemorially en-
joyed.
Refolved unani:noody—Tbat a Copy of thefe Refolutions be
tranfmitted to the Committee of Ship Owners, at Lloyd's. as well
as to the principal Sea Ports in the Kingdom, and be publifbed in
the London and Provincial Papers.
THOMAS EALES, Chairman.

The Chairman having quitted the Chair
Refolvcd—That the Thanks of this Chair,
be given to him,
for his readinefs in convening the Meeting, and for his proper con.
daft in the Chair.

THE OLD ENGLISH ALE BREWERY.

AT a nntnernus and refpeetable Meeting of Houle
holders and Perfons concerned in the Confumption of
ALE, AMBER, and TABLE BEER, holden at the Albany
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H. T. AUs 1-la, Efq. in the Chair,
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greateft public utility and benefit
It was refolved, That a BREWERY Mould be accordingly
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That a Capital of 75,00c1. be raged by pco Shares of 2 s I. each,
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FOREIGN I vTALLIGENCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 3.

The capitulation of Cvenhagen has not excited
this, joy at London which might have been expelled,
from the fuccefsful ate of an expedition. This may
be accounted for by the melancholy impreifirin which
the very fericus lots of Buenri Ayres has made, and
alt.) by this confideration, that the better part of the
Enghfh public are not infenfible to the injuilice of the
Expedition againli Denmark, and the horrible nature
of its'execution, nor to the fatal confequences which
this adt of cruelty may yet have for England.

The Minider of the Marine has returned from his
tour along the mil, in the enurfe of which he !hilted
BJulJgne, Dunkirk, Antwerp, and other ports.

BOURDEAUX, SEPT. rs.

The endure taken by our Government, not to
let ;my (hip unload in our harbours, if it has been
taken, or only detained by the EnglA. has much
din:inilbed our foreign relstiuns. An American (hip,
with a good early), carried into, but again releafed
at Plymouth, has been ordered away. Our trade is
quite doll : as the Danith flag has railed to be tree,
itll fillprients are totally at an end.