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London, England, 1801-02-09 00:00:00

RE,EI OR GREY HAIR.

be
Emd.ftat•eeent,:it • M. r..Of OVERT. o.oNR'seadNorn.
(17, New
Hdr
"SL d t” beautiful permanent, and natural fhades of Flaxen,
•11. or Black, in a few hours, by the ufe of that highly
.ftizgotemi preparation Ate TRICOSIAN FLUID. An at-
:An to thie ectapolithm will procent I.adica, whole hair is
at an early perind, front bring compelled to adopt the
"t; cultom of wearing Prruques in hot weather; to fay tan
4 the fatal consequences too often arifing front the ufe of
hair; this preparation it alfn free from theft per-
'mu compound. that drftroy the bair they profela to beau-
, far, initnd of rindering it berth and difagromble to the
"nd view. it bellows the molt flaky fortnef, at the fame
ghat it inercafee tbe growth to a deirce of luxuriance that
compotirion yet offered fi.r lhnilar purpofes.
.7 a word, to convince the Public of the above alketions, any
'44 (ending a Lock of hair (petit paid) reeled at that cod
is tut front tlk, brad, than, is the coorfe of three days,
• returned ;fore of (Nemec) thawed to any colour tigveli
* Noce* of Cale. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the
,ivietor traits stiff convincc more than all the panegyric
em bellow.
•• Lidice art particularly raquir(led to naration whether
'with the rhakt fur Flaxen. Brown, or Black.
`v...1 a hoirfale Sr rcrail, by appointment, in Bottles of One
• ea each, earlo%ve of Stamp, at Mr. Golding's, Perrone:
▪ r hlijeftv, No. 42. Cornball; aid Mr. Ovarian. No. 11%
• where fevers' be-undid Leeks 4 various
Me are to be ices; )ikewife at Mr. Hughes**.
• C Bea; awl Mr.,I4cROCI, brisain plats, 14411 p.

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In Odtava, ptiee as. 6d. Number I.
Dedicated by fpecial person, to his Majcfty, of a new ,and
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['HE DOMirktt ENCYCLOPEDIA; or,
A Cowie Amlyfis of fuel Difeoverics, lovcotions, and
Improvements, as are more immediately applicabk to the pur-
port% of Lift: comprehending whatever defers= ta be known,
Of may tend to promote National Prolix:hey, fn tie various
Branches of Rural and Domeltic Gleonceny calculated for the
ufc of Private Families, but more efpecially for the accommo-
dation of thole who are not Inclined to psrchak the snore vo-
luminous and expenbve Works. •
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N %unbar.

ADVOWSON OF WALKING ON.
TO ■E •OLD $Y AUCTION,
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At the George Inn, Coney-area, York, an Therl'Jay the 19th
February, that, between eleven and twelve o'clock in the
forenoon (if not before fold by private cantrett, of which
notice will be given),
rrHE ITRPETUAL ADVOSVSON of the
A RECTORY and PARISH CtITIRCH et WAJAUSO-
- in the Salt Riding of the COUNTY of YORK. ((ob-
ject to the life of tie prefent Incumbent, aged about 33 ram).
The Reamy confifts of .I.IICVI and fpacious Parfonare 1-ronfe,
with a Caxh•boufe, Stablos, Love-cote, sod other (nimble
Oubbuiklings, and a Garden, Shrubbety, arid Paddock adjoin.
ing or near to the fame, in the occupation of the tracnt in-
cumbent ; and alto compri as a Dwelling hook and divers
asks or parcels of Land. cuutaining in the whore about 530
therm let t• tenets at f,vetal yowl) rests, amounting loge-
thee to upwards of S,x ilundred Podeids. _

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Wadulness', is a plcsfuit village, about three miles from
Beverley, the capital of the Pad Riding, t t miles from the
fionrilbing town and port of Kingdom dpun Hull, and within
Malta day's Juan's" of the City at York, and of thi two 8.-
! Wag pima of Sc-srtioraugh and Li Winston Kcy. The neigh-
bourhood is smock toe air 14obrious, oaol th rop4s pod.
The markets at Beverley and Hall arc well hip,•4ol with dal
rd providima of all kinds, and the Miril 'and other Rage
catches through feeverley betwixt) aril and York every
Islay in the week.
Particulars may be had of Mars. Lockwood and Duellin-y,
of Beverley ; of Metre Wheiticy and cuisier. of btont, to
Sta4olddles ; or sid Mr. Lagaisist,..* canki:

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The BOTANICAL. STROP an 4 NERVOUS CORDIAL
have both Rood the teft of the firft Medical Men in England,
and der greateft Profefon in Phylie of the prefent age; and
for which, his Mikity has granted his Royal Letters Patent:
Ouse Candlnied, Dr. Deanna: it bold in holding forth to the
;world the above two unricAled Medicines, which is the (Mil.:
ado& and audious application. for eg.wards of ill years. The
Botanical Syrup is a ecrt.iin and fats core for all Venereal In-
fedlions: if the human wane has been poifoned by the above
htfeedinn, or .by Mercurial preparations, the Botanical Syrup
will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all
blotches and fore', equal to that of the intent newly born; In
Glccts or Gonarrhoca, few bottles will be requibte to perform
a cure. In 'Women, the Medicine la a certain remedy sgainit
Barreencfs or .Sterility, and fevsral complaints the female is
fublea tn, which delicacy prevents to be here inf.:reed, and
whto, Is fully explained in " The Guide to Old Age." All
kinds of Debility, whether ariang from the Habit' of School-
Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which render men
gnie.eatoe, and make them uaßt to enjoy the blefangs of fociety.
and more fo that of the married Rate, the Botanical Syrup will
remove; the good effedts of which, 6ouf.uula have experienced
&Sault/be:l have tatifieds
The IBOTAMIC iL SVROP and Ntavoos CORDIAL to be had
at the Dodoes hook, No 9, Albionidtreet, (even doors from
the Leverian M,ufeum, Binddriar's Bridge. In Bottles at ass.
tla 6d. and ss. 64. ails
In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Soo,
_Drifted, Sheppard, Gofport, Harding
Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glaigow, Baxter,
Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfsvich, Middleditch, •
Bedfued, Smith, Ilk of Wight, Albin,
Blandford, Simmons, rwiise, A. Young, merchant.
Bury St. Edmnad's, °lngle, Leeds, lines and Co.
Cheltenham, Buckle, •Lynn,
Cambridge, Gee, Le:teener. Swinfene
Canterbury, Briftow, Lewes, Elliott.
Caddie, Jollie, Manehefter, neb,
Chatham, F.therington, Mer.l.eti, Silver
Clihneford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Funs,
aiiitcs, Punk and Son, Ncweadle, Walker,
Chichancr, PbiWpbo, ILitth..rtipton, Dicey aril Co.
Spißbtoy and Co. Noulitg.tarn, Burbage and Co.
Durham, I lentlerfOo Norwich; Stevenfon arid Co.
MA, Role, °afore!, Jones.
Dover Neale', Plymouth. Nettleton,
Devises, Broughton, Meth:lout h, Belam,
Derby. Deemer
Edinburgh, Reading, Smart, and Co.
Sundsrlasuk Bray,
Hufband, alirewfbury, Eddowes,
Elder, and Co. Semthartiptotk Baker,
- Mr. Scott, dm. Prsiloo, Seek:it.
- laces. Davidfoa & Pailley, Mr. A. Barry, March.
Glidwir, cook& SallPo-7. Collins.
and by inn* *tattlers and Medicine-Venders in the three
kingdesma.
Letters, Rating Patimus' Cafe e, with the Dodoes ufual Fee
of a Guinea. will be Rri4Rly allt^ded "'-
To thole Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma.
trioiony. the Doane would particularly reetemen-ed the Rem- -
oked Syria's, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy.
men), who are In the Caudle& degree appreficialhei of the ryftem
bring entirely found, or IsAucl to relaxation. of the
Many hundreds of perinea Et de count/es of Devon erect Dar-
fet hire been tailored from the brink of the grave, the which
ovum, in the... Laid COUOINA, have yly given vs smug
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TU.! KEr.

SMYRNA, DECEMBER 16.
The Englifh fleet, conaing of about one hun-
dred and forty fail, arrived in our port three days
ago. General Aatectorsis is on board this fleet
with an army of eighteen thoufand men. They
took in frefh provifions at Rhodes, and at other
laces dung our coal Their denim/don is for
Egypt.

CONSTAITIINOPLE, DECEMBER
Several Couriers difpatched from Rhodes. Jaffa,
and Smyrna, have brought intelligence that an
Englilh fleet, with 15,000 troops on board, COM.
MIMIC& by General Aar ICROMIIIa, had anchored
off the coaft of Jaffa, for the purpofe of effeding
*landing. there. The CHIE2/I Pacha immediate-
kiefit off; by order of the Grand Signior, with con-
hie fums for Cyprus, in order to coiled war-
like Bores and provifions for the Englifh troops ;
and the Grand Admiral is to fail with the firft fair
wind for Egypt. The following plan has been re-
folvcd upon for the expulfion of the French from
Eg vpt -
The Grand Vizier will proceed from El Arifcb,
and march at the head of 00,000 men againft Cairo,
while General Aaxacaossif is to advance with
5,000 men from Jaffa aganift Alexandria, and
fapport himfelf by rawing near to the right wing
of the Grand Vizier's army, Another corps of
12,000 Englifh, which is to be conveyed from In-
dia by the Red Sea, will effed a jundion with the
left wing of the Ottoman army.
DEC. 28.—The Ruffian Ambaffador,General TA.
rmut,hasprefented to the Sublime Porte a Note,by
command of the Emperor, demanding that the Bri-
tifh troops ibould not be permitted to ad or to land
in Egypt, and conveying an intimation, that their
doing fn would be looked upon at the Court of
Peterlburgh as.an ad of hoftility againft Ruffia on
the part of the Turks. This meafure has occa-
fioned the mat general conftemation, and an ex-
traordinary Divan was immediately held, at which
the Grand Signior prefided.
The fleet under the command of Lord KEITH
!'ad experienced a violent form, which dilinafted
fix rail,of the Turkith line at Rhodes.
Lord ELGIN has purchafed 800 Turkith horfes,
for the purpofe of mounting the Britifh cavalry.
Mr. Sr INCER SMITH, his Britannic Majefty'slili-
miller to the Porte, and Agent to the Levant com-
pany at Conftantinople, has been fuperfeded, Lord
Eto ix, the Arnbaffador Extraordinary, having
fucceeded to both employments ; in confequence
of which Mr. SMITH is expeCted immediately to
return to England.

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JANUARY 6.

Lieutenant-General Ksoaalso has tranfmitted
the particulars of the vidory obtained by the Ruf-
fian troops in Grufinia, over the Omar Chan of
Avaria. The number of troops of the Omar Chan
and his affociates, that were defeated at Grufinia,
and in the attack at Triflis, amounted at leaft
to 13,000 men. The enemy loft about 2000
men, and t t Rand of colour.. The Omar was
himfelf wounded.
On the 25th of December, the following decree
of his Imperial Majelly was publifhed in the Court
Gazette :
6, There flail be three armies formed, namely,
the fini under the command of Count VON DER
PAHLEN, General of the Cavalry, at Breit, in Li-
thuania ; the fecond under the command of Goss-
NISCHTSCHIW KLITUSOW, General of Infantry, at
Volhymnia ' • and the third under the command of
Field Marfhal Count Bassi/cow, at Witebik.
" The firs, under that of the General of Caval-
ry, Count VON DER PRIME'', Will confilt of nine
regiments of cavalry, five of grenadiers, 54 of
muOcetry, and four regiments of chaffeurs, befides
ten battalions of grenadiers, three regiments of ar-
tillery, three companies of flying artillery, and
three companies of pioneers, with miners and cap-
per:, and fix regiments of Coffacks.
a The fecond, under the command of General
of infantry, Gotsinscnrsensw Kurvsow, will
confift of 12 Regiments of cavalry, 24 regiments
infantry, betides fix regiments of chaffeurs, t t bat-
talions of grenadiers, three regiments of artillery,
two companies of flying artillery, three companies
of pioneers, with miners and fappers, and feven
regiments of Coffacks.
a The third army, under the command of Field
Manhal Count Satrusow, will confift of three re-
giments of cavalry, feven regiments of infantry,
a battalion of grenadiers, and two regiments of "
artillery.
" The General of Cavalry, ORLOW, will be Ra-
tioned at Pinsk, with ao regiments of Coffacks.
The army under the command of the General
of Cavalry, Count VON DER PANLEN, will confift,
among others, of the corps of Lieutenant-General
Emit, and the corps of Lieutenant-General SA-
ass. Two fquadrons of Count PAHLEN'S regi-
ment of huffars will be Rationed at Libau, and
three battalions of the Bulga-Kowfchen garrifon
regiment at Riga. Barclai de Tolli's regiment
of chaffeurs will form a cordon from Liban to
Donbangen.—At Cronftadt, Wiburgh, Friederic-
'ham, &c. a very confiderable number of troops
will be Rationed. On the coaft of Finland will
be five pieces of the firft regiment of artillery, and
nine pieces of the garrifon artillery company of
Roggerflialm ; in all, there will be 24 pieces of
artillery planted.
a The army of General of Cavalry, Count VON
DER PAHLEN, will confill of 3o generals; among
other Generals of Cavalry, are, Prince Ass:canna
of WIRTIO4IVROH, Major-General Prince Dotoo.
a I.: sof, Count PAHLIM,GERIDORF,PrinceC
of MECRLENIVRGH, &c. The army of General
Korusow will have forty-one Generals. Among
other Generals of Cavalry are, Lieutenant-Gene-
rals Count Solid', Basin, and ESSEN ; of In-
fantry, Lieutenant-Generals Count LANG' RON,
Foasraa,Pillajor-general MIRORADOWTS H, &C. &C.
In the army of General-Field Martha' COMA SAL-
•retwnW there-will be altoeether nine Generals." j