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TO NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN who are difpliftid to
lay out or alter their Parks, Grounds, G_rdens, &c. either
for Ornament or Profit.
AMIDDLE.AGED MAN of approved tilie,
and experience in Agricultural lionittd,pral, mid ',try
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Letters a&frell24l to 0. N. Vine-Yard-Houk,
Landau, will mem ere auonion.

MR. CHING, Apothecary, begs leave to call
A. the public attention to his Woam l.na►iCtc, whoh
bar.: been univerfally proved to riffers at once the tflicacy of
de roying the various Weems the ft:attach aud bowel. are (up.
jeit to, hut alfu the miklnefs of operation ft requllx i❑ a vet.
ntifugr, which is ehiefly to be 6iven to imaots or rf-rs of
weakly couttitutiotis, they being melt iultmet to this fpt..ie4 of
diforder,--Ey their aothelndutic power they ramose tbo:abt►,
convulfions, anti excruciating :sains in the vifcera, %stitch area oe.
cafioutd by Worms, and bt all 'coPts where they arc fafpcdsd
the Losrogov are a very (winnable phyfw. The Loafs Chian
Bacon, the BISNOP of CA ILASI.r, with numbers of the Nell.
lity, tan bear tctihnotty to the jut/safe of the claim for *Mot a
preference to the Lozenges over every other Wonn
Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Butler's,No..4, Cheap.
fide, near St. Yawl's; and road by every refitethable
Vender in Town and Ceuntrr, In boxes at gs. hatf-boxes aro rbd.
and Family boxes at oar guinea each.

.HE affiiacti with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica.
Lumbago, Ilead-ach, Nunahncfs, Pal.,y, Fzulmciey
and Pains of il,c Stomach, will tiid anetr, dual remedy in

WHITCIIII:AD Eaalitica of ..V.V al Alta,
Whist has frequetuly fueceeded in cafes that had balled eaely
ether merhorl, end under cireumltances that precluded every
cape-dation of relief from the means ufually pref.:raid- It is
peeper. el la Pills, and elf., in a Enid floc.
The Pits are an .rccOlan Stomachic, particularly fvrviecalsta
in Flatulencies and Indipettion; sod try their falumry mode of
csocration, (infenfible perfpitation) they gradually undermine
tbearnoit obfiluate Rheumatic and other compl-ints, and at the
tante tittle Invigorate the dchilitatel conflituti,n. Ilse fluid
Effenee Is a remarkably active embrocation; neeefrarlly °fed
with the ; and as it generally excites a tingling fenfations
even is tha deep& Grated mufeles, it removes the caufc of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this
means, the feerreß Sprains .0:1 liruifes, old Strains at:J lie.
lasations, are freqsehttycuresi by a few appi %Mona. Irk nee.
vous Head-ado, it 41Ifords infrantaneous relief; and by the
ruar.ftion at kraal Ladies of ditticlion, Me Jobtxs-rom pre.
pares it, for the accommodation of the affluent, equally gran..
fbi as the tansy or Lars rider %raters ; in this *ate it taut oalg
he had at his 'houre,''No. tt, dreck-ftreet, Solos, I.ondon, in '
Beier hued bottles, at ha. td. each.--The genuine is tliftirr-
puithed from eapnternrita be the King's Patent, and the n.pa-
tare of .lt. jonxa tox at the table of each boa or hurtle. It
may' he had. at 24. 911. each, of every reputable Medicine V.:114
der is the three kingdoms, Weft ladies, and Anieri:a. To
prevent counterfeit ',apothem, the diftinguifoing matt of the
genuine are neceffsry to tie attended to.

ADVICE to *LA BATIIPRS, BATH, and HOT WELLS.
DR. BROIYUM hegs latve to recommend the
Botaniril Sin' (the virtues of width at: acknewledgei
by Perkins of the tire. l'aihion and to &alias." im-
mediately after quitting the Bath, and one hour ben.. and in
particular to thole who are fubjeel to sruptivas atilinc.frode
vitiated Humours, Scurvy, &e. the quantity takcit each Time
three Tabla SpoonfWa.
To Hereon, and Debilitated Conftitutlon4 in general, caring
to an irregular coat* of life—as hard Drinking. exec (Sec Grief,
and than D.hilltles brought on by not knowing the dangerous
tendency of a certain vice,contra:ted at an early age; the
tor matt:mends the Nervous Cordial, two Tea Spoonfuls,
which is to he taken an hoar before Baden, and onc after
Tsa minutes walk after is ncec't.ty.
•.• A Dumber of Cure. per( ,rmed at Southampton, Haft-
ing., Portfmouth, Ifl2 of Wight, Ranifgate„ Dover,
Bark, Beillol,Harrowgate, Chelt,nhani...n:d Tun. idge
in the evince of the Let stnfon, on : c.rAl Gentle-
men, who, from th.:lr elevated fituations in I.k, will not per-
mit their names to be publifluii.

Perron, who slic nut know the eaufe from Which their
complaints originate, the Dottor, to relieve .ansiety, informs
thole who with to rczeive Bzitzfit set:lout conference, that ua
their fading a Guinea, and their morning Utlnc in a &.e, may
derive equally die fame benefit; Lll claws/Mc Knowledge of
various Diforders, by means of Lidice, has eitahlithed his l acne.
'lliofe not "tithing to receive hiedicine• cu his A‘eors, tu.cy re.
calve them in 11.ncdon, by addrefEng a :Inc, pull paid.
Beene PCS thtitie to Old Age, or Atlrl:e to bath S.aes, to
obtain a nul:cal and permanent ettn: fiv bale I,eret MSc natiza
of Nature which Iklioacy often to difciac even to r hcir
St..letivcs; wills a Treatifc un Fcmak. Difeafes, Nervoos, I lypo-
ch.mdriae, and Cootimptiare Comolaims.—To Which is added.
Advice to Bath and Hot-well &altars, &c. It Is particularly
rezommendell to Seafaring Men.: . . .

IS The Cures contained in this Pamphlet are given in as
Dion a way at potlib!c,for taut of rown, hut they way th I,:cn
full length in the Guide to 01,1 Age, which the Loo for re.
commends to PCT:CITS of both S. (ft. who, %11411.. T ang., GT
married, oartu not fie a mothent wkitout it.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP An4I4EILVOUS C:ORT):.SI.,
so be had at the DoEtor's Had Die. co,
from the LeVeriati Malcom, 1314carlar's sti yi., is
at 22t. Ile. 6d. and sa. bl. alto at
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HAMBURGIF MAIL.

VIENNA, SEPT. the night between the
s3d and 24th irritant, Lord MINT° received a fe-
cond extraordinary courier from Lord ELGIN, at
Conftantinople, with the confirmation of an ac-
count that an arrniftice for three days had been
• concluded between General hlsrloty and General
Horculasoti, and the Turkifh Generals. The
fhip which brought this account, failed from Abou-
kir on the 28th of Anglia, and arrived at Con-
ftantinople in twelve days. As it is fuppofed the
capitulation of Alexandria will be concluded about
the 3oth of Anguft, intelligence of it may be ex.
peeled to be received at Conftantinople between
the 13th and 20th of this month and Lord Ms ro
and Mr. PAGET flatter themfclvcs they Shall be
able to tranfmit it from Vienna before the Bth of
Odober.
Next week the French Arnbafrador, the Coun-
fellor of State,CitemPAGNY_,..wtll have his audience
of entry of his IMPERIAL. MAJESTY. To-morrow
the Spanifh Ambairador leaves this city for Pita.
We have a report here that a Congrefs will be
held in a town on the Rhine, to which Deputies
will be fent by the principal European Powers, to
difcufs feveral objeas of importance relative to the
political ftate of Europe.
The French Arnbatrador, CHAMPAGWY, has
ftriEtly enjoined all his attendants to conduit them-
felves peaceably, and carefully to avoid giving any
offence.
Baron RETTLER, from Munfler, who brought
advice of the eleaion of the Archduke ANTosy to
the Bi(hoprick of Munflet, is Rill at Vienna.
GENOA, SE pr. 6.—A courier has arrived here
from Paris, who has brought a new conflittition
for our Republic, which was yeflerday laid before
our Government and Legiflative Body. The
principal features of it are—Genoa is again to
have a Doge, 3o Senators, and. a Legiflattve Af-
fembly of 7o Members. The Senators mull poffefs
property to the amount of at leaft to,ooo livres,
otte fifth of that Body is to go out every year, and
be replaced by new Members.
Roma, SEPT. I4..—Several families of diftinetion
have arrived here from Naples, on account of the
difturbances in that city : other families have re-
moved to Palermo in Sicily. A Chief of the name
of MAMMONE, is at the head of the malcontents.
He is E prefent on the boundaries between the
Roman and the Neapolitan territories, and appears
determined to give battle to the troops Sent againll
him,
In the Viand of Sardinia there arc likewife
fimilar difturbances. A man of the name of
MiMMJA' in the northern part of that ifland, has
put himrelf at the bead of a great multitude of
people, among whom he diftributes honours and
privileges. He defies the troops, and all the Inca-
lures taken againft him by Government, Pets a
price on the heads of thofe who oppofe hind, pro.
miles liberty and friendthip to thofe who offer no
refiftance, makes prifoners, and levies money, and
all this without being able to write or read. If
every thing is true that is reported of there two
fellows, MAMMONE and MEMMIA, they appear to
mean to aft in their feveral countries, the part of
Pa saw as Oc toy. Their reign, however, will pro-

bably be very fhort.
ITALY, Sam 18.—According to fome sccounts
from Naples, new differences and difputes have
arifen there, about the beginning of this month,
in confequence of the behaviour of the French,
who, in their turn, complain of having been in-
fished.
The French troops in the Neapolitan territory,
though they were faid to be i 6,000 men, only
amounted to a,OOO in the beginning of Septem-
ber. It is faid, however, that they will be rein-
forced with 24.,000 men, who will take polreffion
of all the ports. We are alfo affured that i 6,000
Rand of arms will be fent thither.
The public debt of Etruria, is now eflimated at
more than too millions of Florentine livres (about
13 of which make a ducat). Of the 4000 French
troops which Rill remain in Tufcany, the greater
part are 4 :Risked for the garrifon at Leghorn.
- According to fome accounts, fix Neapolitan
feluccas, and a Creek fhip, with 6oco lacks of
corn, for the French troops on the nand of Elba,
have put into Porto Longone.
Itt RN F, Strr. 23.—After many debates, the
Helvetic Government has come to an agreement
with the French General MaNciroisi, relative to
the guarding of the city of Berne. It is fettled
that guard Ihall be mounted alternately, one day
by the Helvetic, and the next by the French troops.
There are to be two lets of keys to the gates, one
to be kept by the French, and the other by the
Helvetic Commandant.
On the 21 ft the Committee appointed to con-
fider the plan of a new Confiittition for Helvetia
gave in its report, which was announced by a let-
ter from Citizen ZIMMERMANN, in the name of
the Committee, Rating the grounds on which the
Committee had acted. This report has not yet
been taken into coOderation : the difcutfion of it
is fixed to begin on the 25th infant.
The French General MONCEY, who is coming
from Milan, paired through Lugano and Befancon
on the 14111 inftant. It is believed that he will
loon return to Italy, and take the chief command
of the army there.
The motions of the French and Swifs troops
fill continue. We are affured that the latter will
take poffellion of the Fricktlial.
LEG HOP N, SEPT. 13.—1 t is reported here to-day
that the French beficging corps before Porto Fcr-
rajo has been obliged to retire to Porto Longonc
(iikew•ife on the Iflbrid of Elba), for want of pro- •
vifrons, and confequcntly that the liege is railed.
Beussrts, Se PT, :7.—The French troops in
the vicinity of Cherbour7, St. Brieux, and St.
Makes, have received oiSers to march, part to
nrett, and part to Boulogne. The number of
troops affemLleJ near thole two ports amounts to
more tbar, 6o,auc men.
Hac.ta, SS' PT. 29.—Traamaillity (hi; continue.
i 1 our Rrpolili,, an .1 there is 110 ch•nEt but the
new Conf::c,i'.n will be accepted. I: is ellimated
that the new Conflitution will I tc.ciLce a 411;4 fav-
ing of o:n•