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London, England, 1805-10-03

OtNEft PLACES, WITH GENERAL INFORMATIONS:

- - -
Ball:inn, cleat-led , and %sac the centre rf the earthquake, which
extended in a circuit of tso frales. The tollowing places were
al-
f, t-itroyeti Icutea Alansinlh, Macchia Godeua, Mirabello,
V ing hi at ura, and of her villages round.
Th." follnwinz places partly deltroyed :—Campniv.fro. Savems,
Supitio,Ducanictio,Santa-htio: o, Colic ameba* Petrone,
Civita Narva, Boilno, and other villages round.
N. B. Of the different places lii Ah-uzzo, and the Contado di
Nrolife, that have fuffered, no particulars are as yet given, no cen-
t uu aeenunt having as yet been received of the number of families
-er perfon. dead or milling ; but as many arc fuppofed dead Ulm
arc mitring, the number is likely to b.: lers,at leaa we hope fo.

♦MOTHER ACCOUNT, SAME DATE.

No new 1119cks followed the tremendous earth-
quake of the 26th of July, and the public mind be-
came fornewhat more tranquil. Within dick few
eays, Lowever, a violent noife was heard in Veluvius,
v.hich indicated a lreth fccne cf horror.
The inhabitants of the towns of Torre del Greco

• 7(1 " t
and Antinnziata, .11ritolial at the foot of the3nl
tab), fled with the Ink& valimble pf their penoptii—
Yellentay, put half pall 9. tit'slnele at night,,,ap.ez-
tremely violent eruption of 'Vefurfus took placerfrom
the crater which was opened iu the year 179+. The
lava quickly forced over the plain, to the diltance of
four Italian miles, and prOceeded towards the Ea
which it reached about chide in the morning. It di-
vided, at its origin, into two branches, one menaced
Portici, but fortunately turned off again, and united
with the other branch ; Co that the fiery dream form-
ed a kind of Maud. At the fpot where it difcharged
itfelf into the fea, fuddenly arofe a promontory of
volcanic matter. The whole of the diftrid covered
by lava, was in a flame for twenty minutes, and ex-
hibited an awfully magnificent fpedacle ; the blaz-
ing trees, burning with a white, and the lava, with a
red flan3e. When the rivkr of lava reached the fea,
it began to foam horribly, and raft whirls of water
and fire, produced by the two contending elements,
were prefented to the eye of the fpedator. Many of
the inhabitants of Portici Caved themfelves by water;
but the place remained uninjured by the lava ;
though its current palled Co near it, not a Tingle per-
fon petalled.
The damage foftalned by the vineyards from the
torrent of lava, is eftimated at 600,000 ducats.—
Many natutalifts are of opinion, that feveral pro.
vinces of the kingdom are entirely undermined, and
that they will confequently fink at Come future pe-
riod, and be overwhelmed by the fea.
London, England, 1805-10-03

DIiSECEIONS.

kis day was puhlifhed, in One ciofely printed Volume, 11M0.
price is. in boards.
'I"HE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or, a Com pen-
• dit;:n of P.a.:tic-41 Anatomy; containing a dcferiptiun of this
?.7 nicks, Veffsk,Nirves, and Vifccra of the Human Body, a, they
;.;pcar on Diffedion; with direiftions for their demonftration.
By a MEMBER of the Royal Online of Surgeons.
" This will be found a very ufeful guide to the (indent in the
rof:eution of his anatomical refearchts. It is fuper.nr to other
rtrl,s of a fcnilar kind and extent, in deferibing not the mufcics
irsrs:y, but the various parts. blood-yards, nerves, Ac. as thry
time into view un.itr the knife of the dint: `h A knowledge of
tse relative Atuation of parts is thus acquired ; a point of the firft
zagtitude to the practical largest). As the cbicf inter tion of the
vork is to teach the art of &fleeting, the mufcics are demooltrated
h ,heir order of fftuarinn, which is the only method that can be
In:It.1 in adual dia.:dim Medical sad Chirutuical Review,
tZ .4,vui. xi. p. 61.
Puhlilked by John Murray, 32, Fleet-11feet.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Tulday the Bth of Odlober neat, at Flzven o'Cloek in the
Forenoon, at the Ship Inn, Dover,
ABOUT to Pipes, and zo Hoglheads of Brandy,
of legal Strength.
Sold by Pcnniffion of the Honourable the Commifflonery of the
Cullom@ and Recife, to defray falvage charges.
And immediately afterwards Will be Sold, for Exportation,
184 Pipes, and 17 Hogfheads of Brandy.
Being the whole of the Cargo Caved from the brig Eurydice. Capt.
C.l' C.ihrielfm, Branded at Dungeflefs, on the 4th of November
bit, on her voyage from Valencia, boand to Embden.
And immediately afterwards wig be fold,
6 Earrels Sugar, 137 Bags Coffee. and 12 Hbds. Runt,
Duty pahL
Being the reftored part of the Cargo of the Brig Enoch,O. Doane,
Matter.

Catalogues and Samples may be bad, and the Brandy tafted,by
application to Meas. Fedor and Mulct, Dover, on Saturday and
Tionilay precrdin the bale.
London, England, 1805-10-03

PRESENT ST'A'TE. OF FRANCE.

This day was publifhed. price 3s. 6d.
-pi FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANCE, and of the FP ENCH PEOPLE under the
Deporlfm of BONAPARTE ; coroining Authentic Particulars
at Anecdotes of the Gov, roment —the Military—the Police—
tb Laws—the Public Amusements of Paris--the MannemUnif.,
Donseftic Society—the late Coronation—the Pope and Ra-
th n—the I.egion of Honour—Trade rat Manufadures—the
Wax with England—the English in France—the Bourbons—the
Ff.cy of the Neceffati,:s of life. &c. Sec.
By an ENGLISH t.W.NTLEMAN,
• Who efcapcd from France in the Month of May.
Mated for RICII AIL D PutPutLLtrs, Bridge-ltreet, Black friars;

and to belied of aU Bookfellers.
-PUTRID FEVERS, and GUN-SHOT WOUNDS.
This day was publilbed, price Hall-alirovrn,
/TREATISE on PUTRID, MALIGNANT,
INFECTIOUS FEVERS; and how they ought to be
ilex eed; found( d on nearly so years pradical experiuice: with an
It tam of tome fatal Medical Errors in thefe dreadful Difcafett.
Tu k.vliich is adc:cd, the importan' life of the Gun-Shnt &ton
141:, tile, to prevcia Cutting, and preferve the Integument in Cun-
Si..l. Wounds, &c.
Py W. ROWI.F.Y, M.D.
Zi rober of the Univerfity of Oxford, the Royal ColLge of Phifi,'
c Ina in London, Phyftcian to the St. Mary-la-Boone I..firmary,
and Public la Clort r un the Theory and Praelice of Medicine,
t tjceling fahs. Syllerns ; founded on the pablitbal truths in
F thole Medicinm Univesfalis Nava, dte.

Siald by J 1-i..riii,Curncr of St. Nab Cburch•yard; Murray,
rine ; Cox, in the Borough; and all Bookfellcrs in Town
t.r ..ountry.
I B. Caw-Po: no Security againft. Smal-Pox, Pluftratcd by
k: erects of dreadful Proofs, will thortly be publitbcd.

PI.YMOUT H.
FOR SALE BY PRIVA TI t CONTRACT,
THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about
140 Tuns, well found, takes the `Found well, and in a con-
dition to be fcut to Sea at a triEing Fxpence.
For an Inventory, or other Inrortinrion, 3pply at the Counting
Houle of Mr. Edward Lyre, Plyntoutl.

PORTSMOUTH —FOR PPZIBLIC SALE,
At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the /orb day of
• Oclobcr, tBos, at Ten ~Clock in the Formation,
ALL the. Warlike Stores, Ammunition, Pro-
& vifrons, fr.e. of the French Nati‘anal Brig la Faune, con-
demned as Prize to his Nlajeftes Ship Golialt, R. Barlow, and Ca-
milla, B. W. Taylor, Mira. Commanders.
For viewing the fame. Catalogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before the Sale to N. P. Rotliery, Efq. one of the. Agents,
anti puHN 14/10YI.E, Broker.
London, England, 1805-10-03

STATE I.OI7ERY.

W[Fl' and CO. No. t POULTRY, have on Sale,
C
TIKETS and SHAItE4., watranted undrawn...—The Second
Day of Drawing will tr: on Friday.
N. B. All the Blanks drawn the Firft Day are entitled to zok
each: thofe drawn the Second Day will have th• fame advantage.

PRIZES PAID IN FULL, IN EXCHANGE;
And the Blanks paid the full aril. as loon as drawn.
44, ST. JAMES'.-STREET, and 149, OXFORD-STREET,
HODGES and CO. Stock Brokers, refpeittully in-
fora the Public, that the State Lottery began drawing on
Monday. 'the B<rond Day's thawing will be neat Friday (I/So-
ber the 4th): in this molt excellent Lottery, Adventurcrs, at the
ahove Offices, will have a molt valuable Chance of the numerous
C 20,21 Prizes, with little or no Rift of Lois, MS Hoooes and Co.
will pay the full aol for the Blanks as loon as drawn • and all.
Shares drawn Prizes will be taken in Exchange, in full:without
any dedudtlon whatever.
••• Prizes to any amount, paid on demand.
London, Odlober 2, ISOS.
London, England, 1805-10-03

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.
• This day was Toddiihr,l, in One very clofely printed Volume,
(mall livo. price 94. ia 'wards, the SIXTH Enrr los of
• HE ANA'TOMIST'S VADE- MECUM.--
Co..taining the Anatomy, Ph. fillogy, Morbid Appearances
h- HUMAN BODY; the Art of making Anatomical Prepa-
re inns, &e. ro which are added, Anatomical, Phyfiulogkal,
3.1 ideal, and Surgical fltieftloni for Students..
By ROBt RT HOOPER, M. D.
Fe firm of the Linoman and London Medical Societies, Refident
Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-Bonne Infirmary, &e.
Printed for John Murray, N 0.32, Fleet-itrect, London ; Bell
an d Bradfute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin.
London, England, 1805-10-03

To BE SOLD BY eIITC l'lONwiTtiotrr RESFRVE,

On Bastardly n.:xt the sth day of October, at tleven o'clock ir.the
the City of Landon Inn, in Dover,
TIIE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
FOR EXPORTATION :
155 Hogiheads Brown and White, Raw Murcovado Sugar.
in Tierce* ditto.
17 Barrels ditto
35;4 lingfitead and Barrel Staves.
t 3 Calks vett and dry Provillons-i-duty paid.
ft+ g the caudentned Part of :he Cargo of the Brig Rowena, Po.
binfiet Porter late Matter, condemned as Prize in the High Court
of Adtniralty t.. his IVlajefty'a Hired Armed Cutter Griffin, Ro-
bert Forbes, C.A. Commander
After which will be fold, de-ty free to the purchafer, that good
and ii.ibflantialhuilt Brig, callt*l the ROWENA,burthen is t tors
and upward*, with her Malls, Yards, SaEs, Anchors, Cahl**,
Banding and running Rigging, Water Calks, and all her Material*,
now lying in Dover Hatitour. She 13 well found, and may be fent
Tea at a final! expenee ;is well calculated for the foreign or coat -
tag empty, and ha* the character of Ming a fall railer
Panic' lin known by application to J. Jackfon, Eiq. N 0.9,
New Broad-itrect, Loudon ; sac to Mr. Thomas Lloyd, Dover.
London, England, 1805-10-03

PORTSMOUTH.-FOR. PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on 'Thurfday, the zoth day of
Oetober, [hos, at Tcn °Tim& , in the Forenoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
lit HogTheads Chyed Gnadalonpe Sugar.
za Ditto town Ditto.
And 10 Bales Guadaloupe Cotton.

Being part of the Cargo of the Amu-rican Brig Eagle, detained
on a Voyage from New York to Cherbourg, by bis klajefty's
Sloop Saracen, and legally conch nmed as a Prize in his Majefty's
high Court r,f Admiralty of England.
For viewing the tame, Caulogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before the Lae to N. P. Rotherr, Efq. Agent.
JOAN MOYLE, Broker.
London, England, 1805-10-03

MARRIim.

Friday, In Walcot Church; Bath, John Haley, Efq. of Lanfdown
Place, to Mu. Richardes, youngett daughter of the late Imes
Rigrett, Efq. M. P. for Derby.
In Cork, Thomas Joni'lns Smith, M. D. to Mif, Knight, daugh.
ter of the late Chrittopber Knight, Efq.
At the Cathedral of i.eighlln. the Rev. Gc.rce Akock. Reetog
Of Oraig, to Mifs Marla Victors, kcond daughter of the 1a..! 0,,
Edward Vigors, of Burgage.
At Edinburgh. en the aetb ult. Mr. yhn Rots. W'rit:r to the
Signet, to Mils Materielle, daughter of the Lye John Moncricife,
Efq. of Sauchopewoodenti.
At Lain!)law, the Right am. Lnr.l Aild•urton, to V! ifs Annc
Cunningham, daughter ui ch.. late IA illiant Cunningham, Efq. of
Lainthaw. _
London, England, 1805-10-03

Thil gay was publifhed, price as.

VOCULATION fin. the SMALL PDX ttindi-
-11 and its &Fedor Macy and Safety to the Prat:lice of
Ire ncinatice clearly proved.
By GEORGE 1,11):»20MII, Surgeon.
Piloted for George Robinfon, Patemefter-row.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, price 3s.
1 he Second E.dicim of

Dbfervations on the I liftory and Cade cf Afthma, in which it
ii novLd t, be the tffcdt of Acidity in the Syttem.

•TO BE .SOLD,
APAIR of very thandrome thorough bred Curriele
Marm alfo a Bay Max, a vernattableYalt Trotter. Price
of the former too Gurnee% and of the latter so Guineas. The
above are parted With for no fault, but dr: Owner la juft gone
Abroad. They maybe ken at Bradbone's Livery Stables, Caro-
line Mews, Charlotto.ftreet, Bedford-fqnarc, where a reference
may be had to Ow Gentleman who now hat the &korai e them.

BREWRIeIf, &c.
TO BE RI THER LET OR SOLD,
In a Capital Market Town 3n Wiltfhire.
AN excellent And improveable BREWERY, with
a very complete Malthoure attached to the fame, now in
full Trade, together with the Leafes of Liccafed Houk/ in the
Trade.
Apply (If by Letters polt paid) for puticulan and reference to
A. B. at No. ts 9, Snead, London.
London, England, 1805-10-03

TO BE LET, READY FLT:ItNISHBA,
THE Elegant Modern-built MANSION. called
BOULGE HALL, Otuate in the County of Suffolk, aNaut
two miles from Woodbridge, and nine from Ipfwich, with double.
Coach.houfc, Stabling for twelve Horfes. Green and 11. t-houfes,
and moil excellent Gardens, in the highcft condition, planted with
the cholccit Fruit
If required, the occupier will be aecOmmodated with a (mall
quantity of Pofture Land.
The Hunk may be viewed, and fun her particulars had, by per-
fatal applicatiOn, or by letter, poft p aid,. to Meffrs. Pearl= and
Senn, Solicitors, Ipfwich ; or to Mei frs. Kent, Pearce, and Kent,
Craig's•court, Whitehall, London.
London, England, 1805-10-03

.1

In Egypt. On the pods. I Agicitatfoss d tie Judges.;
the troops and the penile, !skimmed Ali bas beef(
confined in the palace of Caisnacan. Hourfehild•
Pacha hassefigned the Government of Cairoy and
has been appointed Governor of Gedda.
The Beys continue to commit depredations, Caw
mesa end indaftry decline in this country. Nadri.
Age has renewed his ineurfinns In the environs of
Adrianople, Rodolto. and Gallipoli he has reduc-
ed to Mises twenty villages, and has carried off the
women and children, whom he has fold as flaves.,-.
' We learn now that this brigand is daftly furrounded
by Bnftangi Bafchi, near the town of Innigik.
Alm Merrak, Governor of Jaffa, on the borders
of Syria. has revolted the Porte. The Pa,
eha of Dames has received orders to match again*
him.
Seleitta, AVG. we may credit private
letters from Servia, the Porte ha, at lag determined
to accede to the different demands of the Chrillians
of that province. The deputy which the chiefs of
the infurgents had fent to Conftantinople, is on his
way back to his employers, and brings a letter or fir-
man from the Grand Seignior, which contains this
grant.
Avus-Aga, of Niffa, has arrived with a body of
troops in the environs of Barakin ; but, far from
manifefling hoftile intentions, he has announced
that his only purpofe is to drive away the Kirfales
of Belgrade, and that, according to the orders
which he had received from the Grand Seignior, he
is to aa in all points conformably to the fafety and in-
tereßs of the inhabitants of Servia. Notwithßanding
this affurance, the infurgentshave not thought it ne-
ceffary to abandon the fyftem of prudence which has
always regulated their cnndua ; they have declared
to Avus Aga, that they will confent to his paffage,
provided he fends back the greateft part of bistrnops
and retains only zoo men. They are 11111 ignorant
what part the Governor of Niffa has taken.
The infurgents have eflablifhed, rear Jacowina, a
coufiderable magazine of ammunition and forage.
London, England, 1805-09-26

EAT INDIA HOUSE.

• • • • . . . .
Yefierday a Quittrily General Court ins 'held at
the Ealt India, Hhufe. •
After the' ulna] forms, the ChairtriartiMr. GRANT)
lined, that the Court of Diredprs had come to a re-
rolution, ," that the court had.rearon•to believe, that
all the perfort•lAcr.verema board the Prince of
Wales at the time of her %Wad writhed ; that the
Court were Polly fatis&d that. the flap Wii tiered in a
fufficient itsanner, and • that, confeciuently, no blame
can attach to the owners.; and that, from the cape.
riente and ability of the Commander and Officeri, it'
is reafonably to be inferred that no blame attaches to
them."

. After a few words from Mr. RANDJA lIICIMINs
ballot for the apprObation of fuch Refolution was
flzedforthe toth of ,Oftobcr, agreeably. to the Ads
of 39th and 43d G50..111. caps. 89 and. 03.:,,
• Qn the requell'of.Mr. RAMDLI JACKSON, the core-
-I,;ondence relative to the Brigade of Royal EMI India
Volunteers; between., the, Court of Diteaori and Bri-
gadier General, HA Y wal read.; ,
When Mr, Rampsa jacasos gave notice; that at a
future COuri;he.fhould bring forward i Motion .Of
Thanks to that Stigado in particular, and to the Vo-
lunteers of the United Kingdom in general, for thole
etertiimi which had enabled Goveynnkcnt to fend fci
large a regtilar forie fiohnhis-corntry.
The Court then idiournedhsg.tfie.
London, England, 1805-09-26

Nana FAMILr.

• ••• • • s • Vi.4l
WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 25.—Friday neat Ms Malvin,
goes on a vifit to Lord Detcnasrsa's, for thres.l
days, and on the Friday following the Royalramilyl
will leave Weymouth and return to Kew, as the
apartments at Windfor are not yet in a Rate of com-,
plete readinefs.
Yefterday morning his MAJESTY took his nfnal
early ride. Her MAJESTY and the Princeffes, with
the Dukes of CAMBRIDGE an SUSSEX, went Coos
after to Mrs. BUXTON'S horde, on the Pier, to fee a
(hip launched from Gleed's yard. Soon after they
had taken their places, the Chip went off the Rocks in
a very grand flyle. She is a fine vcfrel of 400 tons,
the property of Mr.. WILLIS, of Sutton Points. On
her main Peck preparations are made for twenty-two
fix-pounders.
London, England, 1805-09-26

MEDI. AL THEATRE, St. Bartholomew's Hapital.
'HE following COURSES of LECTURES will
be delivered at thi,Theatre during the mining Rearms :
On the Theory and Prailice of Medicine, by Dr. Roberts and
Dr. Powell.
On Anatomy and Phyfiology, by Me. Abernethy. •
On Abe Theory and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Abernethy.
On comparative Anatomy and the Laws of Organic Exiftenee,
by Mr. Macartney.
On Chemiitry by Dr. F,dwards.
•• On the Mated' Mcdica by Dr. Powell.
On Midwifery, and the Difeatet of Women and Children, by
Dr. Thynne.
The Anatomical Danoaftrations, and Pradtical Anatomy, by
Mr Lawrence:
the Anatomical Leitures will begin on Tnefday. OEtober aft,
at two o'Cldek, and the other Ledures tin the fueceeding days of
the Lute week... Further particulars may be learned by applying to
Mr. blicnotsaN, at the Apothecary's atop, St. Bartholomew's
Holpital.
London, England, 1805-09-26

BMTHS.

Monday morning, in Soot rfa flreet, the Lady of T. Nifuttte
Efq. of a fun.
On Sunday, the Lady of James Morris, Efq. of Failhill, of a
da u gine r.
S-me day, at Oat 1-I.IU, Eaft Ham, Hex, the Lady of James
Pycroft, Efq. of a fun.
On the a tit initant, at Dover, the Lady of Win. Bagfter, Efq.
Affißant Commiffary to the Forces, of a daughter.
In Cork, the Lady of John Bayley, of /Micro/Agit, of a fon and
heir.

The Lady of W. A. Kellett, Efq. of Cork, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Saturday, at Pt. Glove's, Old Jewry, Thomas Symonds, Efq. or
the TerAple, to Mils Francis Harlow. of Frederick's-place.
At Woodlands Mr. George Douglas Park, merchart, Glafgow,
to Mif. Fliza Uouol u, t'aughter of George Douglas, kfq. of
WisullauL.
Yeftereay, it St. George'. Church, Hanover-fquare. John
Knight, Efq of Lea Conte, Worcelterthire. to the Hon. MifsWinn,
eldtlt daughter of the ittin Hon. Lady Headley.
At Edinburgh, Mr. John Turnbull, writer at Glafgow, to Mitt
Annabella Drummond, youngeft daughter of Mr. Gregor Drum-
mind, of that place.

In July lift, at Bayrenth, in Franconia, Wont] Archibald Mac-
Arthur, formerly of his Majelty's 6cth Regiment of Foot.
On Sunday, at h;s hnuce iu Bedford-kuan, the infant foci of
James Langbatti, Efq. M. P.
On the s9th of January hit, Mr. Thome' Lowrance, of King-
itt, Jamaica, and late of Clu.apiide.
Lately. at his Gm's batik, twit. f.teter, Dtvon, Hugh SOmervillik
Efq, aged se, a native of Sesultmei; where his remains are to be
conveyed for interment, iu the family vault, at Renfrew, neat
Glafgow.
Ou the loth tuft. Capt. Franeis Martin, Barrack-matter at DeaL
Thurfday laft . at WavertreF, Livarpoul, Mr. J. Sudsll, attorney
at law, in the 7 jth year of his ag.
Saturdiy re imight, at Oxfurdi Ws. BriCknall, Efq. of Evenload
in the county of Wurcetter.
London, England, 1805-09-26

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 15.—Palled by the Hope, Anderfon
Henry and Eleanor, Lake; Two Brothers, Jayne; and tie Ne-
fede, Odder, from Dantzie ; Helena, Clencr, from Norway;
Antelope, O'Kendoff, and the Intluilry, Ford, from Koninglburg;
Vrow Margarethea, Spetter ; Vrow Alkeine, Miller; and the
Vrou Elina, Butler, from Stettin.
ARRIVED—At Liverpool, the Favourite. Way, from New
Doormat and the Harriot, from Nova Scotia. At Hoy-
lake, Good Hope, Lane, from Mellina. At Malta, Bon, Howard,
from Gibraltar. At Africa, Swig, . Alczander, Male ;
A.-live, Mills; Prineefs Royal, John, Cox; Margaret,
You-sr, and the Elizabeth, Hadley, from Liverpool.
Tire ;ran, —, from Qebec for Brißol, captured
.y the ?'rinse of Peace Spanith privateer, has been
..,urkl at few without any perfon on board, by the
Mary of Guernfey and carried into that place.
The Fama de Surr, HOLM'S ; and the Maria Cor-
-, from Gibraltar for Litbon, were captured
and irtrnt, on the 17th of Auguß, off Cape St. Vin-
tent's, by the Combined fleet.
The Three Thomas's, —, from Boßon, is de-
-allied, and fent into Weymouth.
Th. Two Sillers, Banouz, from Villa Nova, is
-•ained, and fent into Portfmouth.
"'te William, Bryane, from London for Newfound-
fprung a leak at lea and funk.
Ocean, of 98 guns, which has been for tome
quilding at Woolwich, will be launched on
.. next, about eleven o'clock. She is the largeß
that clafs that has been built.
cut, of 74 guns, which has been for tome
u- repair at Chatham, is ordered into corn-
. n d the cummand given to Capt. QAIIITT.
London, England, 1805-03-28

BIRTHS.

late* lady Viftwont Kirkwall, of a fon.
At Fellows Cottage, the Lady of S. F. Lettfnm, Efq. of a fon.
At Lathomaossfe, Laneattfe;the Lady of Edward Wilbraham
Bootle, Efq. M. P. of a dauglittr.
On the ath Init. at Beverky, the wife of Capt. Hart, of a fon.
On Monday morning, at his bode in York-place, the Lady of
Sir Home Pophant, of nfos.
On the lath init. at Wiltehayen, the *rife of Mr. George Wat.
foo, of two Boys, bey 9tl and sods Children, at (even births, hav-
ing lad four four Bogle births, and-three awes twins, akernately
two males and two females

On the tot► init. at Whieehaven, the wife at Mr. David Mann,
of her tote fon, and t 7th child, barn within 19 years, of wham
there are now living with the parent• 9 (umlaut 6 daughtera

MARRIED.

Saturday, at Epping, Mr. Robert Pollen, Jun. of Marks, Eike,
to Mlfs Julia Charlotte Fri by, fourth daughter of Charles Fray,
Efq. ofikratford-green.
On the 15th MIL Captain Wm. Brown. of the 13th Light Dra-
goons, to Mifs Mary Campbell M'Dougall, only daughter of the
late Alexander M•Doupll, Big. furgron in. Edinburgh.
Saturday fc'nnight, h fpeeial liceneo, the Rev. Charles Drake
Barnard, Reetne of Bri:fg, Linea',Aire, to Lady Buynt‘a. Midi of
5k OrUlth Boynton, Bart. of Burton Agnes, Yorlahlre.
_ _ _ _

At Portsittihur, to the &ft Metes, Lieat. James /Comedy, of
the sth ecginicnt Native Cavalry. to Mils Don, daughter of Lieu-
tenant Colonel 'Don.

At St. Switidit's Church, Cannon-ftreet, the Rev. Wm. Upjohn,
A. a of St Edmund Hall, Ozford, to Mira Mary Ann Smith,
daughter of Francis Smith, Erg. Scots yard.
London, England, 1805-03-28

back, at full length, with his arms extended from his
body, and his brains blows out, as it is fuppofed, by
the contents of a horfe piftol. which was loused. lilt-
charged, under his right kg. The contents of the
pidol had entered a little afiovc the right car. It
appeared in evidence, that the deceafed was one of three
privates in the z3d regiment of light dragoons, who
had deferted from Romford Barracks the evening
before the body of the deceafed was found, as above
defcribed ; that a loaded bode piQol was found in a
hedge, about forty rods from the place where the de-
ceafed lay, which, upon examination, was proved to
be the pidol of the deceafed, and that the pill 1 ly-
ing under the leg of the deceafed, belonged to one of
the privates, who had dekrted with him. From thefe
end other circumilances that were proved before the
Coroner, the lury returned a verdict of Xtilful Mur-
der, by fome perfon or perfons unknown. A (irong
fnfpicion having Win upon the two men who de
ferted with the deceafed, aAive means were immedi-
ately employed by the Gentlemen in the neighbour-
hood to trace then) ; but after a diligent fearch of
two days, they could not be heard of, either in the
neighbourhood or on the river, where it was fuPpof-
ed they had concealed themfelves on board a thip,
pie of them having been a tailor.

Muck has been raid upon medicines and their pro-
perties. butwhare will you find one of qualitiesequal-
fing PATINT ANTUICORIUTIC DROPS ?.
This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and
is ranked among dometlic•trindicinet4, being fo ufeful,
in a variety of cafes, as to induce •perfons to apply
daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much
fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout. Kheamatifto, and Scro-
phtslous complaints. Ladies may be allured of its
innocence, and.erAdicating certainly the nsoft
lent eruptions, Be candid to alk for the Patent Me-
dicine: The icing's duty (the Stamp) is printed in
black ink inked of red; Add as ufual at. the Difpen-
Cary, NO. ts, gObo4lUire.
London, England, 1805-10-04

ealltci the
FESTIVAL OF FANCY.

In c..b.edi and the fuccecding Grand Ballet of Astion. the principal
t of the Circus Company have, wall the Findeit proof of at-
t..;!..:ient and marked attention. volunteered their Services.
(I.eader of the Band, Mr. COBHAM.)
!:e. in which Mrs. WYBROW (by permiffion of Mr. Alley,
Junior) will introduce her favourite Broad• Sword Hornpipe.
The admired Bravura of " Tire Soldier tired of Wars Alarms."
By Mir, tcaron, (only Eight Years of Age.)
Tl.e popular Comic Sketch of " Steady Sam," or " A Rope's end
for Bonaparte," by Mr. Rofe.
A new Nautical Pas Scut by Mr Montgomery.
The favourite Livid), Ballad of" Fat lot-la," by Mrs. Roff-y.
C,:rfair Hornpipe, by Mifs H. I.ettin (only 7 Years of Ale.)
particular defire, the lunch apphuded Sea Song of "Jack
Oakum," by Mrs. Stewart.
And the admired Shawl Dance, from the Inßallation. or Knights
of the GArtcr, by Mr. and the Miffcs Giroux. To conclude
wilt 411 appropriate Figure and finale.
Lad of ad Ad. of the Play, " A-down, a-down, in the Valley,"
by Mrs. Stewart.
LIA 41 the Nay, will be given, by the Gentleman whore Perfor•
mant.cs have at different times been fo favourably rcceivtal,
IMITATIONS

Of the Principnl Performers of both Hou:cs.
To conclude oti,lt (for that Night cnly) the Orktincl Murk, ap-
propriate Scenery. Mathistery, DreICS, and Decorations, ',hi
hit new Grand Dramatic Ballet of Aelion, per formed with un-
bounded ;:pplattfe at the Royal Circus, called
IMOGEN PRINCESS OF BRITAIN.
- -

Tickets to tp,-, had of Mr. Burton. Printer, Little Q,Liccu-Areet,
Holborn ; MeiTca. Lanc and Co. Minerva Prefs, Leadenhall-!tree[;
t kirenti and Co Cheapfile; Bad and Co. oppofite St. Clement's
ihurch, Strand; Barker's Dramatic Repoatory, Great Rubel!-
ftrect, Covent Garden ; of Mr. Lattirence, High Timber-itreet ;
Mr. Harrold, Wrckin Tavern, Broad-Court, Bow-Brett, Covent
car:en ; at Mr. Finch's the 0. r. ar.d P. S. Orange-Ca,art,
ufur . kids; and of Mr. Rice at the Bev (Nice of the Theatre,
(whom, and of Mr. Crofs, No. 4, 11..anib: tit Road, Places for the
Boxes itisy be taken.
Mr. Crofs begs leave mon. gratefully to return higt -42ctst
:.atik Ito thole Fri, Ilth W ISO on former oceafions leev4 liperalli
I..,tronlzed him, and humbly foiicits a comiauaticia of *dr lap*
fh:;, in the hour of Calaniir y and Mi,fort,anc. •
London, England, 1805-10-04

By ORDER of the COURT of DIRECTORS of the BANK

of ENGLAND.

Printed for Francis Walih, of the Unclaimed Dividend Office,
at the Bank ; and fold by Hughes, Walk and Son, Stationers
Inner Temple-lane ; Grofvcnor, Chater, and Co. Cornhill; 11.
1). Symonds, Paternolter•row ; and E. Williams, Stationer, No.
tt, Strand.
London, England, 1805-10-04

INDIA.

E CHEV ALIER RIJSPINL, grateful for the
fanß:orivcn to his Mediciass in India for wail- half a
century, deems it his duty to apprize his Friends and Patrons, that
bat received certain information of impofitions Rill praitifsd
by perfmus abufm,t his name and vending his Pe/wilder*, &e. in
various *apts. 'Fite complaints which have reached him from
?erfons of the tiirt2 confequence lately arrived, make it neeeffilry
to raven, that his Friends in India will he eircumfpea in their
purchafes, and to ohferve, that his name is on the (lamps which
accompany all h s Medicines. An attention to this diltindlive
Liza will enable them to avoid all fyutiatts and de le;crious fub-
tittutionn —l.o.:thel, Sept. all. t

To re L.E.r. and entered rpm kunsediareiT,
A N ExtentiveßßEWEßY, with GRANARIES,
a good HOUSE and. OFFICE adjoining. The buil.ling is
flr, rig, wen finiihed, and completely fitted up, with Two large
i'"rrers,Cooltrs,and every (nimble convenicncy for carrying on a
very extvnfive hulantli. The whole building is in creenent repair.
lleMachinery for Grinding ofMalt,pumpingof Mon, and draw-
ing of Wa:tr, (of Which thcrc Is a copious fhpply within the pre-
is worked by a Hoge. They are fltuated in the molt eligi-
Lie part of Great Grindley, and have the further advantages of an
• ttentive Yard, and commodious Wharf Dear the centre of the
linck, where two or more /hips of large hurdle° can be admitted,
rod a very gene. al beSnets carried on, with the greateft
it rate of the purchafc-money mg remain upon the premilks:
ror further particulars apply to Skirts. Bradky and Forted,
Great Crindby aforefaid.
DELIGHTFUL RFPMF.NCE IN SCOTLAND.
TO BE LET, - ••

THE Hoare of CAN167,1."12. A—D
DA N, beawi roll y
fnuated on the Banks of Lochioniond ; trhlre mi;rA from
Duenhurm, sad twenty.feven from Ghtfzow ; 0 iScos. Car.
den, Orchard, Lawu, and upwards of Forty Acres of excellent
14nd. The Houk conlitts of a Dining room, Drawing-room.
Svc 1k I-morns, ',cedes Clofen, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and :nod
accomniodathin for Se.rdbm. The Offices cunfil of a neat Three
Steil stable, Cow hawk, Ceivach-houfc, Barn, Poultry and Coal-
hourcs. Ihe Furniture is entirely new, and v:.ry enniplote, and
'nay be had at a valuation ; as alfo good Mitch-Cows,
.r.) Head of
Sheep, Hay, Straw, Oat+, and Potatota, with various other conve-
niences. The Putt from Dumbarton to Invcrury paffes every
day. The Leak to be for one, two, ur three years, as may be.
i•grceil upon.
For farther particulars aprly to the Proprietor, a: Carnftraddan,
Ue.x.battontlaire, or Mr. (hole Drnlop, Writer, Elnburel.
London, England, 1805-10-04

TATTEN/ TA I.L, CHESHIRE.

To be SOLD purfoant to an ordcr of the High Court of Chancery
made in a Caufe wherein John Money and others are Plaintiffs
and Peploe Ward and others arc defendants. before Thomas
Drake, Gentleman, appointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of
the Mogen of the Paid Court, on W.:duel:lay, the 23,1 of Octo-
ber next, at Two o'Cloek in the Afternoon, at the Hotel, in the
City of Clicker, in two Lots,
AFREEHOLD FARM, fituate in the Parini of
Tatteuball, in the County of Chelter, called the WIND-
MILL FARM, in the occupation of William Ncild at Tenant,
from year to year, containing 93A. 3k. 25P.0f Land flatten :ma-
ture or thereahnuta, and an excellent Farm-houfe and (liftable Ap-
purtenant GSees, alto a Cottage and land adjoining to the laid
Farm, in the occupation of John Anima u Tenant, from year
to 7ear:

Particulars of the Paid Premifes may be had at the Offi:e of the
raid John Campbell, Efq. in Southampton-BOildings, Chancery-
Laic; of Mr. John Ixe, Solicitor, No. co. Chancery-Lane; Melks.
Philuot and Stove, Solicitors, Hare-Court, Temple, London ; of
Mr. Philip liumbaftone, Solicitor, Clutter; and at the Hotel,
Chefler.

Alio at the Thee and time above mentioned will be Sold by
Auction,
All thole two Freehold Metruar, or Dwelling-hotifea, fituate
in the Townfhip of HaredLl, in the Paid County, called Whalley 's
Tenement, with the feveral Clofes of Land thereto belonging,
coot-lining about 4 Acres of Lands Cbeihire Mcafure ur there-
about,.

Particular.; whereof mny he bad at the Offices of Mr. ice, Soli-
ri.or,No. so, Chauctry-lane; or of Mr.Flomberftone, Solicitor,
Friars, Chcfter.
London, England, 1805-10-04

SUSSEX.

TO 1Z SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday, the 7th of Odlobes and the following Day,
THE Valuable Live and Dead STOCK on North
Wood Ledge and Broad Reed Farms, adjoining Stanited
Park, confifting of 880 Wethers, Ewes, and Lambs, of the heft
South Down Stock , 13 moft capital Cart Horfea, fix Waggons,
cight Cans, lie Rollers, fix Ploughs, eight double and Coven Engle
Harrows. eight pair of Trace and firteen of Thin Harnefe ;
Wattles, Hurdles, Sheep Cages, and various other Implements of
Hufband ry.
••• The whole of the Live and Dead Stock will be brought to
Broad Reed Farm ; and the Sale will begin at Twelve o'clock.
Catalogues may be bad at the P.,ch liorfe, Stanfted ; Black
Dog, Emfworth; Fountain, Portfmouth ; George, Coffiarn ; An-
chor, Liphook ; White Lion, Guildiord ; Angel, Mi.!hurft ;
Swan, Petworth ; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; Chapter Coffee.houfe,
London ; of Melfrs. Butler, Solicitors, Havant ; and of Mr.
Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chicherter.
London, England, 1805-01-22

AMERICA

N0a5022., Drc. t4..—Yetlerday rise Prelident and
le Revolutionnaire, both came up into Hampton
Roads. We uncktitand the former is expaled up
in this port for the purpofe of making tome repair:.
CHARLESTON, DEc. 4.—On the t3th ult. the Bri -
tifh frigate MERMAID, Captain HOLLIES, arrived at
Havannah from Jamaica, with difpatchcs to the
Governor, relative to the conduft of French priva-
teers towards Britifh veffe'ls taken into tl.e ports of
Cuba. Two days after a Britifh Government brig
arrived at Havannah in eight days from Kingflon.
Site had arrived at Kingilon in 32 days from Eng-
land. This veffel was rent from Kingflon, imme-
diately on her arrival, with dilpatches from the Ad-
miral to the Commander of the MERMAID, the con-
tents of which were kept fecret. Invitations had
been given to all the principal Officers at the Havan-
nah, to attend a ball which was to have been given
on board the MERMAID on the evening of the Isth
ult. but the arrival of this brig frultated the whole.
The•Commandcr of the frigate, on receiving there
dlpatches, weighed anchor, and Rood out to lea,
where he continued lying off and on, till the whole
of the Winch merchant (hips in the harbour (one only
excepted, which had not balla(t on board) joined
him ; fore of there vale's were partly loaded , others
had purchafed cargoes, but had not taken them on
board ; fuch, however, was the import of there dif.
patches, that they immediately left the port, and
failed under convoy of the ftisatc. The brig return-
ed to Jamaica.

P4RLIAMffINITAR r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, P.lo:\ti,AY, JANUARY 2!.
The Earl of CALZIION, Otte of thtt frith RLltr.f.ntative Ners,
,was (worn ar! took (rat.

Lord 1!,! EN BOROUGH mu•v.d the r,con.! of ele
Infolvent Dtt,ton' Amend:hit Lill. It was aNnrdingiy rLad
fecond tiaw, atid, at Lit lardCuyb rnotiws, committed for to-
morrow.

A number of Naturalifation Bits were Introduced, read a fir ft
time, and ordered for a feeolulnxii;!3.
_

Several arranentents were :mule with rcri.ca to tv:a:ing of
Appe.4!... _ _

Mr. ‘VILLIAMi, from the CormlXlol.ert. b; tval Fnquiry,
prefentetl the Ninth Report of that Cumntiflion. wa, (o-
ared to he on the table.

Mr. Jon N.on, from the Secretary of Stat. f"r It-lard's Office,
prefentnl the 27th. 28th, 29tb,ar.d Reports (vial th.. 2 C.nit-
miMoners of National Accounts in itcland.—Or,!Lrec to lie on
the table.
London, England, 1805-01-22

NAUTICAL arrLLIGI:IVCE.

MAILS THII
Ant.
1 2 Hamburgh 0 9
0 3 Gottcnburgh 2 0

N.—Wind North.
AIR. DUI.

Dublin
W.4;riord

TOR PAY, JAN. 20.—TIliS afternoon filled the VI t La
In PARIS man of war, Admiral CORNWALLis, for
Portsmouth. Remain the ATLAS, BRIT ANN IA COL:.
•RAGF.AL.‘, DEFIANCE, DREADNOUGHT, PRINCE OF
WALI.S, NEMESIS, SAN JOSEFF.Qf LEN, TEMERAIRF,
and Waxatoa men of war. The I:3LoNnr igate is
got off, and it was intended to bring- her into the
New Pier, but the wind and weather prevented, and
the is towed into Tort- Q2ay. W:nd IV. N. V.

PORTLMCIT/ TH, J.N. 21,-.-SaileCl the IN S T
frigate for Cork ; and the ORPHEUS fiii;ate on a
Wind N. E.

cruuzc.

DEAL, JAN. 21.—Thir morning failed the Lno.
ram Rear Admiral Louis, and TR USly men of
war; CDC:: ATRICE hoop of war, ALIIJNI),INLE !lore
fhip, ATLAS, PERS', US, and RANGEZ 42111C:d defence
fhips, with the Royal George, Henry Addington,
Warren Hafliugs, Earl of Abergaveriy, 13unib.lr
Cattle, Ocean, and Wexford, E.itt India:nen ; and a
large Ile.q of tranfports,feveral of wl:ichl ;:ve the
or Royal frill] Regiment on boai d ; outw.o.d ix-nnd
yea., coa tiers, and colliers, under canycy, l it P.n.:l-
- Ati ived the GRI NODND fILM3 ti.
Rettwat d ; Cyc m Er and AUTUMN Hoops 'Jlwar,fr,
Dungci,cl;, and remain in the Downs the tell cf
the !hips a ',CI hall. P. S. Sailed l'lv:tokratiTs
fligate, will. level-al gun brig::, Sec. for the Frci,ch
coati : alio failed thrergh the Downs, a fl.,n:t of I-cf.
leis from Ramfgate Harbour to the weitreard.
terday a boat ',clanging to the ARDENT Man of war,
in coming on !hore overfet, by which Mr. JoNN•CIL.
PIN, Mailer's Mate, was drowned : the red of :he
were wish much difficulty fared by the ft: all
Deal boats, arnfled by a boat belonging to one of Its
Majdly's (hips in the Downs. Wind N. E. with rain.
London, England, 1805-01-22

THE YOUNG ROSCIUS.

Dedicated, by permiflion, to His Royal Hislusefs the Duke of
CLARENCE.

PROPOSALS for publifhing, by fitbfcription, a
WHOLE LENGTH PRINT of WILLIAM HENRY
WEST BETTY, the YOUNG ROSCIUS. To be cogsavtd by
killll,ll HEATS. Efq. Hiftorleal Engraver to hi% Majefty awl their
oval Histknelfes the Prince of Wales and Dukc of Clare,,ce, and
Mine Late of the Royal Acadmy ; from a Pidure paLted by J Alas
NOILTIICOTL, Efq. R. A. in the polfeffion of T. LI3 PAIKEA,
Efq. CONDI I /OMi :
I. The Print will be publifhed in the cootie of the prefent year.
11. The Price to bubferibers, Two Guineas ; Prows, Four Gui-
nea ; one half to be paid at the timc of fubfcribiuz, the reminder
upon the delivery of the Prints.

Subferiptiona received by W. H. Betty, Ef.i. No. 33, Sow, hang-
ton-eow, Bloornibury; Mr. Clark, Bookidler, No. 38, New Bond-
finer; and Mr. Heath, No. 15, RuffellipLue, Fitaroy-fquare,
where the Pidure may be leen.
London, England, 1805-01-22

ACADEMICAL. PR 0"1401 lON.

F..iday hat the lini7erlity of Orford conferred the dezrce of
Do or in 1) t Miry, by diploma, on the Ri. ht Hon. and Rev Lord
Robert Tottenham I.oftus, M. A. of Chrift Church, and lord
Rifhop of Killaloe, in His Lordfhip is fun of the Marquis
of Ely
London, England, 1805-01-22

MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITA,-.

THE Spring Courfe of Leaures will commence the
22d or January,—Pridice of Medicine by Dr. Babington
and Dr. Curry.—Chemistry and Experimental Philub•phy, by Dr.
Babin juin and Mr. Allen.—Tlwory of Medicine and Merril
Medici', by Dr. Curry..—MiJwifary and Difeaies of Women and
Children, by !r. Huitlausa—Playhokigy, or Law, of the Animal
Economy, by Dr. Itaighton.—Clinical Lectures on Idea Medical
Cates, by Dr. Babington, Dr. Curry, and Dr. Marect. Alio, a
Courfe of Leduets. by Mr. Fox, on the Strudture and Difajes of
the Tertb--and on Veterinary Medicine, by Mr. Coleman.
N. B. Theft feveral Ledures are fo arranged, that no two of
them interfere in the hours of Attendance ; and the whole, toge-
ther with the Lecturet on Anatomy, and thole on the Principles
and Pratlice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's Hof-
pita!, adjoining is calculated to form a Jompkte Courfe of Medi-
cal and Surgical Inftrudion. Terms and other Particulars may be
learnt from Mr. STOCKte, Apothecary to Guy's Hofpital.
London, England, 1805-01-22

NAVIGABLE. CANAL. PROPERTY.
MONTHLY SAL.E.-BY Mr. SCOTT,
On Frid..y, the sit of February, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra-
way's, Change Alley, London.
SHARES in the following Navigations,
Th, clafterfieldCan.d, dividing 6L per Sbare per Annum.
The Rochdale Canal, completed and lately opened with the
belt formed profpeds of fuccefs.
The Grand lundion, Peak Forrft, Ellefmere, Kennet and
Avun , Balin;Rolce Cowl Shares and a Bond.

Woreefttr and 'Bellingham, Gloucefter and Berkley, Croydon,
Stainforth and Kcadby Canals; and Wilts and Berks Canal, Op-
don-1 Loan Notes, bearing lntercft at 5 per Ccnt.
Printed Parieulars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham • at
Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraways'i and of Mr. Scott,
•New Bridge-ftreet, London.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FIVE 1.0 I S,
At the Lioo Inn, at Kidderminfler, on Thurfday the 14th Day of
February. t 805,
A VERY Valuable and Well Conditioned FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, confißing of the MANOR of SNEAD's
GREEN, and Five compad. Farms, Parcels of Land, large Coppi-
ces, well ftored with Timber and Underwood, Cottages and Tene-
ments : the whole containing 444 A. 3R.. isP. of excellent inclofed
Arable. Meadow, Pafturc,Orchard, and Wood Land, with a va-
luable and estenfive Right of Common attached thereto, Innate
at Elmley Lovett, in the County of Worcefter, Five Miles dillant
from Stborport, Seven from Bewdiry, Seven from Kidderminfter,
and Nine from Worceftcr. Mr. Moule, of Snead's Green, wW
mew the Fftatc, and any enquiries will be anfwered by application
to Jacob Turner, Efq. at Park Mall, near Kidderminlter. Printed
Parti ulan may be bail at the Hop• Pole Inn, Woreefter; Hen
and Chickens, Birmingham ; Crown, Bewdlcy ; Swan, Stourport;
Crown, Stourbridge; at the Plate of Sale; and of Mr. Claridge,
Pall .11.11 London. •
London, England, 1805-12-09

!OMPLE 1.11 SYSTEM OF PgAC r (CAL

.ILCUTURE EVER PUBLISHED.
'Milked in Two very large Volumes, Qprt u, price
in boards, illußrated with nearly One Hundred
i!rty of vilich are coloured from Nature, repro-
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moil improved Methods of Cultivation, the molt
les, and the principal Brae& of Sheep and Cattle
Drawings by GARRARD and SCOTT,
',risk: SYSTEM of PRACTICAL

.TURF., including all the MODERN IMPROVE•
Zovcatta, in which the Principles of Cherniftry
&planation of the Nature and Corupufition of Soils
and thofe of other Seiccces in the Breeding, Rr.,r•

6 of differentSortil of Live Stock.
'tended to combine and explain fully and completely
od Pradice of the ART Of MOORIN Hu SIANDILT.
By R. W. DICKSON, M. D.
_ _

Middlcfex, Honorary Member of the Board of
Agricultur.., Exc. &c.
D Poi IA pa , No. 6, Bridge-llreet, Blackfriars,
and fold by all Bookfellcrs.
Of whom may be bad,
rot) NO'S Farmer's 'Calendar ,price H.df-adiu:nea,

iblifhtd, elegantly printed in four Vol,.Quarto
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'E and PONTIFICATE of LEO the

TENTH.
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:opies are printed on Royal Paps, price icL:tos. in

ibove may alto be had, by the fame Author,
Lorenzo de Medici, called the Magnificent ; new
•y Printed in two Vols. 40, price al.as. in boards,
gs. Svo. price il. ys is bar.rds.
, a Poem. Tr-donated from the Italii.n of Luigi
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Poggiu Pcae tinlini. By the Rev. William Sheik'
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A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE t.
both SEXES ko a var of Conplahits:
Explaining the molt funpie and -m. -:ous remedies for theft did:
cafes which are treated an under the following beads, via.
Abortion, Addrefs to the fairSez Incubus, or night mare
Addrefs to ParentsakOsanliams Irregularity about the torn offif
Advice to nervous Patients LeprolY, 1 lime water,
Air, Appetite, Aftlama Lownds of (pirate, Love
Barren, women, Batbfulnefs Maids of a weakly coulthution
Bathing, übfervations on Man, Menlo,
particulars relating to Memory, lob or delket Of
unfavourable polture of Mind, difeafes of
Divrele, Bubo, Mothers, thtir duty
ChlonaGs, or Green Sieknefs Nerves, weak
Child bearing, Child birth, Ohfcene converfation.bantfal
(hordes, Cancers. Clap, Cold &efts of
Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardians
Cure for Nervous difeafes addicfs to
Dancing, Daily esercifes Paraphymnfis
Delettion Pbthifis, or confon
Defieimey of natural itrength Playmate, P
Difference between Venereal Quick digestion
fymptosns and there often Rbeuntatihn,
miitaken for them Riding ow horfebaek
Dictation, Dreams Fairing early
Exact& Scurvy, Scrofula
Female complaints, Fits Suppralloa of the means
Flannel. swam:ince
Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy
Fluor Albua, or whites Tea, Temperance, Timidity
Girls, Gonorrhoea. Goat Turn of life
Gouty (palms in the tkostbeh Ulcers in the throat
Great fchoois V entry, exceffive, Ft Curet
Heavy flamers Venereal direaks. Virgins
Hereditary difeafes. Voyages by (ea, Walking
Heart burn Water, Weaknefs, Wind
Hypochondriac complaints Windy liquors, Wine,
Hyttuic afeftiune W.men's milk, Woo=
immodente evacuation Yonth
Internal finking
By S. SOLOMON. M. D.
Every perfoo, young and old, (heal purchafe this book, there
being Turotly any Individual who is not inturani in fome part at
it. lo particular it is recommended to young men and boys ;as
an early attention to the latter may feue to guard them from a
fatal rock on which thoufands have fplit. and be the means of pro.
raving their bodies front difeafe, and alfu their Taub, their iniailei
and all their health' front &Eine-boa.
London : Printed for the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds.
Paternolta.row, and Mrs. Mathews, Strand; Dugdak, Dublin;
Batter, Edinburgh ; Hake Cork ; Mager. &trait ;and by ail albs*
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London, England, 1805-09-21

BEAUTY, CLEANLINESS, and LASTING LUSTRE.
ITAItDY's New-invented Effulgent BLACKING
POWDER, foe Boots, Drefa Shoes, Cortonch-boxes, La-
dies' Bleek Bulks, Clogs, &L. patronized by, and sled ter, the
Ning, Prince of Wales, and Royal Family; was brought toyer-
ri thou live years ago, and has ever fence obtained &citric fupe-
Tiority, wholly independent of gummy fmearing, and the nozinos
uat of japan 'smith ; this is purely undtuistis. foftening, eifentraily
•.leanfAig, conferrative and congenial to the leather. When duR
.., wiped oil, the polifli will be as Nahum as at heft, which no
,idser Blacking cast elle& ; it foils nothing, and has no (cent ;it
repels water, withßands beat, and requires not half the trouble ;
all. and te.6d. per box. Alfo his Mixture, Cream, and I.iquid,
ace inatchkfs for reftoriag, preferring , and beautifying Boot Tops.
site Mixture eradicates Ink, or any atain, without injury to the
Leather, 3a. per bottle. The Cream preterits the pale colour, at
as. ; and the I.lqaid at ts. for thofe of a tan-eolour,
The genuine are Ugned by the Proprietor, and rola by him,
Nn. 4, Barnard's-Inn, Holborn, London.; =dike following Whole-
la% dealers: Dicey and Sutton ; Howard and Evans ; Shaw and
Liwards; Hetsdnee and Son; Butler, No. 4, Gliecapfsde; Robert-
fail, No. 22, Prinees-itreet, and Baxter's Italian Warchonfe, Fdin-
'
tureli• Hardy, Oxford; Hodftin, Cambridge; Crutwell, Bath ;
G.re.Liverpool; Wllkinfon, Barnftapie; Harris, Gleueefter and
by m .ft Perfumers, BookfeUcrs, and Vendors of Medicine In the
thole who are not already (applied, may be funsithed
u, nn literal term.; as above.

be Baacking Powder is Futicalarly recommended to dealers,
at. .l fit esportation ; uniting (mall eompafa to tight carriage, and
Iwo futkizet to ids. as m1;11,14114 aukfrum the breaking of battles,
t.rumutatious.,