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London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

TABiS DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE

SEMINAL lI.INCIIONS, Ate.
Prattical nays and Remarks no * Tabes Dorfatis.
This day was publiflied, Price sa. in large Odtavo, lioftod in
Boards, the Second Edition, with very confiderableaddi-1
dons, of , .
pRACTICAL.ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpeeies of Copfumption incident to Youtli, and the
different Stages of life, commooly called Tabes Dorralb: with
an aecomft of the nature, mules, and cure of that Difteinper;
dinionflredng its baneful effeeta• on the an& feint lons of the
Arbnal tomato!, includhig the Maks "arlfrog therefrom;
efiket.rty the Nervous Atfophia. the Ezoneirofis, and the
Pthificor Coolumption in general. With Hiftories of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author. Pradtice during the laft fourteen Years.
By It sT. IcniN NEALE,
(fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Pads ; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Sargeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the
Royal Holpital. at Char4arn.)
Sold by J. Walker, No. 44,..Paternoftemlow J. kldgeway,
Yak-ftreet, St. Jamees-fquare ; and at No. 60, Corner of
frith-greet and Soho-fquare.
Pa a particular account of the nature and utility of the above
Work, the Rearierware referred to the Biographical. Literary
and Scientific Magazine for June, 'Soo, from page 116 to 211

TO THE LADIES—THE BALM OF MECCA.
THIS delicate as well as fragrant Compoliti
on n
has been long celebrated as the fumndt of Colineties by
di the Cireallian and Georgian Women in the Seraglio of the
Grad Sultan. lady Mary Wortley Montague, in her letters,
(14.3 king of the lovely Fatima, adds, " that her lido was lopes-
-I,t;velv white, fort, and delicate, the enchanting favourite of-
f fa; her, from this Cormetic alone were all thofe attributes
detive't ;" but no i•rportunity, though admitted to her fociety
sod confidence, could polfefs her Ladylitip with the receipt for
reparation, however the better tints of the Comptcli'e De
to her tour with her Lord, in r 7117, vilitint the Porte in a more
(veered moment, procured from the reigning Sultana berfelf,
the genuine recipe for this admirable compound, the which,
however rrludtant, the is now compelled to adopt the Salt of,
a• a rapport for her fallen family.—The Englifh Ladies may
Mt implicitly on her honour, it contains no one particle but
artist is balfamic and farming, pre-eminently removing chore
((tattoos impurities fo noxious to the Beauty of the Countc-
Puce. as well as licnc.ful to the health, fubftituting the claire&
molt healthful, white, and rofeate hue to the face, arms, and
meek that lovelinefs can pofefs.
'f ,Id by order hf die Comptelfe De L. at Mr. Gokines,Per-
(timer to her Majefty, Cornhin ; Mr. Overton, No. 47, New
bri i-kreet ; Wright, Wade's Mir, Back, in betties
at '

EAST INDIA' AUSE, &lowlier s, 1802.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND, trading to tbe.EASTINDIES,do hereby gime oaks,
That the Committee will he ready to receive Prepjolt iso
failed oft, ow We_inefday the 2111 inflant, from aiey l'erfoits wbo sway
he willia semi, the Cowpony with
ANCHORS and GRAPNALS,
CANVAS,
IRON GUNS,
PITCH and TAR,
SHOT and SHEELS,
STEEL,
SWEDISH IRON, and

BRITISH IRON.
Such Preptfafe, extrOnf therein the !awe, Prices, es there will
att be ale nay of waling any abatement.
The C.= gas Catraa way be five rpm aNdisati ale Mr.
Yams: Cameo Cirri to tbe,faid Cgassvittee, with whom the Traders
avail k kjiboare twelve •clock at noon, on 41ec Tad illiant,beyosed
which boar sat my tender will be received.
ROYAL LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS.
Leigh, Auguft 1802.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a General Trem-
bly of the COMmittee appointed to manage the affairs of
the Stabkribers to the Regiment of Lancathire Fencihles, late
commanded by the Earl of Wt PI, will be hcid at the Eagle
and Child, in Wigan, on Wadnefday the 13th day of Other
next, at t fecinck in the forenoon, finally t 4 fettle the difpoli-
tion of the furplus arifing from the Subfcriptions for railing
the faid Regiment. •. .
At the Taft General Affembly of the Committee, It Was pro-
pofed that all perfons Subfcribers of 501. and upwards. Mould
be admitted to vote by proxy, the Motion not being fecondtd,
was of eourfe loft.
The Gentlemen who with to give their fentiments re fpcdting
the difpolltion °tithe Surplus, will be pleated to favour the
meeting with their verfonal atteadance.
Thofe who have any demands upon the Committee for con-
ducting the above Subfcription, arc r-quired immediately to
fend in the fame the to Office of E..and J. Gorft, Leigh.
__• . . _
OTICE is hereby given. That application is
• intended to he r.iade to Parliament in the next SelliOn,
for a Bill for extending Ihe p• mires of an Ad palled in the
41ft year of the Reign a bin prelent Majelty, intituled " An
Ad for making and 'mint-:fining a Railway from the Town of
Wandfworth to the *lona of Croydon, with a Collateral
Branch into the Parith of Carffialton, and a Navigable Com-
munication between the River Th.•mes aild the faid Railway at
Wandfworth, all in the Conmy of Surrey," bi making and
maintaining an inclined Plane or Railway, with all proof.
Works and Conveniences for the pane of Waggons, Carts.
and other Carriages, properly coultrufted from, or from near
a place called Pitlake Meadow, in the Town of Croydon, in
the Parith of Croydon, in the Coi•at,: of Surrey, through the
fait! Parith of Croyt:on, into and through the feveral Paddies
of Croydon, Bridiagton, Coutill Chipfted, Meftbatn, Met-
gly, Nut& ld, Gatron, and Reiga te, all in the faid COunty of
Surrey : and alto for making and maintaining a collateral branch
from the fail ant elided inclined plane or railway from, or from
nears place called Meitham, in the Parini of Meftharn, in the
laid County of ."urrey, through the Lid Parith of Mcftham into
and enough the feveral Pal iffies of Meftham, Charidutt, Nut
field, Bletchingly and Godttone, all 01 the faid Conn,y of
Surrey, to of near to a place called Godflone-Green, in theiaki
parills of Godttone: and al `0 for making and maintaining a Col-
elat ral Blanch tram the faid Intended inclined Planeor Railway
from, or frier a Plate called Fogey Hatch, in the paries of
Croydon, Beddington, and Coulfdon, allla the faid Count f
Surrey, oras* the laid ',willies of Croydon, Beddington, I
Cloulfdon.bito ar d through the f •renal pariffies of Waiiiipzb,,u,
Catterham, Tandridge and G ,ettone, to or near to the laid
place called Guilltonel :meth in the faid pariffi of Godttone, all
in the laid County of Surry; and alto for amending the afore-,
Paid Ad. WM. LILDCOrT I.UTTLY,
gePt• 2, Ileu Solicitor, Wandfworth.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD MY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL that Jeftrable iroproveable Freehold
Rate, called HYGGA; confiding of a Dwelling-houfe,
Itartt, Stable, and Outs: ufes tnglnher with 232 A. tR. at, P.
of Orchard, Meadow. Pafture. and AraNle Land; alfo 22 A.
it P.-of Coppice Wooer, Lite whole within a ring fence, and
w.O oxerell ; fitr. tte near the Turnpite Road leading from
the foes-port town of Chepftow to Monmouth, about 8 Miles
from the former, and 6 from the latter. This eftate has an un-
limited right of Common on the adjoining Common of Trel-
liFk and Wife-Wood Chafe.--Poffeffion to be had at Chriftmas
next.
For a view of the pretnifei apply to the Tenant, and for fur-
ther pat-titulars to-Meffrs. )enkins, James, and Co. No. 8, New
Inn, Loudon; or to Mr. Milborne Williams, Montague Parade,

To NOBLEMEN, a id GENTLEMEN of FORTUNE.
SOUTH OP DEVON.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate poffeffion,
'THE Manoror Lordship of WEAR, three miles
-I-. from Exetet, with capital and Spacious Manfion, molt
admirably elevated in a rich and extenave Park, com-
manding the moil pieturefque Views of Sea and Land,
principal Drawing and Eating Rooms, 36 feet by 24 feet
each, (mailer do. and do. illreakfaft-roots, &ca numerous and
fpaciouc Bed and Dreffing-rooms, extenSve and well iiropor-
cloned Offices, Stables, and Gardens, rich Lands, Farms, Fith-
cries, &c. Bcc. The foil and climate molt pleafing and health-
ful, excellent neighbourhood, good roads, with mm bericfs
other advantages, which will appear when viewed.
Alfo the (mailer Manton of Mount Wear, on the Banks
of the Exe, with good Gardens, Offices, Lands, &c. !cc...-
Wear, or Mount Wear, may be purchafed feparately, with
more it lets of their rcfpedive Lands.
Price of the whole Property Forty-five Thoufand Pounds,
for which a proper Intereft will be found.—lnformation will
be given to Principles only, by W. Spicer, the Owner.