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London, England, 1802-03-23 00:00:00

NEW PLANET, DISCOVERED BY PIAZZI.

THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE,
NUMBER 45 ; price 2S. 6d.

Bang the Ift of the Twelfth Volume, juft

Coutains a complete Account of this intcrcit:ng Dircovery
by Piarrsi himfelf, tranflated from the Italian; Baron von
Zach's Rcfcdtions and Olirrvations on it, tratifiated from the
German; and the Obfervations of it fume its laic reappearance,
made by Dr. Hcrfcbcl, Dr. Mafitelyne, and other blind. Af-
tr.:owners. This Number contains alto the following new and
curious articles: Defcription of the Arfcniates of Copper, by
Count de Bournon ; on preferring frefh Water Pecet during
lung voyages, by Samuel Bentham. Fly.; .Th.feripsion of a Ma-
chine for raifing Water, by Mr. 11. Sarjrant ; ()MIA-cations on
the Iponten Hifpitla, by Felix Fontana; Ezami:.tti•ti of Clo-
vct's Proccfs for making Cat Steel, by David NI Mixt, Efq. of
the Caller Iron Works; on the Itrength of Acids, a, indicated
by the fpecific gravity, and by Baume's Aroemeter ; with a
amparative Table, by Robert Bingley, Efq. the Kirg's Alfay
Mafter in the Mint ;---Obfervation,un the Plant by which the
Indians of America preferee themfelvcs from the bite of ve-
DOTOUi Serpents; communicated to Count Rumford by Don
Pedro &Orbits y Vargas ;--Account of a fingular Method of
hunting wild Swine In the Bland of Sumatra, by Mr. John,
Milfionary at Tranquebar ;—Enquiries into coloured light, by
a collation of the Experiments and Obfervations of Sir Mac
Newton on the fubjed ; together with additional ones by Go-
vernur Pownall, F. R. S. and F. A. S. the new Combina-
tion difcovered in Zaffer, which Brugna►elli confidered as Co-
battle Acid, by C. Darracq ;—Mothod of ma'ciug lAme cryf-
tallife, by Tromfdorf ;—Defcription of a newly invented Aftro-
nomical Inftrument for placing Globes in a proper fituation by
means of the fun, without the help of a magnetic compafs, by
B. M. Forfter;—Account of Mr. Boaz's new Telegraph
New Publications, Proceedings of Learned Societies, Scientific
Intelligence, &c.fte.
This Number is Multratcd with the following Engravings •
1. A Plate reprefenting the various forms of Arfeniatcs of Cop-
per and Iron ; 2. Mr. Serg'eant's new Machine for raifing Wa-
ter, and Mr. Fofter's new. Inftrument for rectifying Globes,
and for other purports.; 4. A quarto Plate, reprefenting Mr.
Baaes new Telegraphic Signals.

Mr. coca begs leave to Inform the Public in general,
and the numerous Subf4bers to this Work in particular, that
having entered into a mfferpondence with fume of the molt di&
tinguilbed Men of Science on the Continent, and made other
arrangements of an attenave nature for obtaining the =licit
account of every thing new and interefting in the Philtdophical
world, be hopes he than be able to render the Philofophical
Magaelne Mil mere worthy of notice.
As Eleven Volumes are taw publiihed, complete fete, price
2et 6d. eseb Volume, in boards, may be had of Metres. Richard-
, add cad Davis., Smack, aad the oats BookfikL

INI'.II.I.IELE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY is. fo certain of its Efficacy having never
failed iu a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TIIR MONET.
It will,on alspliestion, take off the Inflammation Ma few hours'
and dcllroy eireetuMly the Malignity without the kali. hazard,
Printed three'lions felled up with it.
This is the celeb:ated PLAISTER that gained In much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fbld in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation.
Sold WI:old:de and Retail by I'. Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane,
near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif-
tock-firect ; Mr. NVilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ftrect ; Mr.
Swinry, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324 w Holborn;;
and Jeboult and Co. No. isc, Oxford-flrect.
At rMot, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
Bath, By Hazard, bookkiler, and Roillman, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portlea and Gofpurt, Mr. Harding's.
JANIES's -INALEPTIC PILLS.
1-'4 OR the Itheumatilms and Colds which prevail
at this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo fafe and effica-
cious as Dr. JAMES'S ANA LEI' PILLS. Their peculiar
tendency to promote Peri:pit:Mon, and all the natural Secre
liana. will account for their linkular virtues in tusk Complaints,
as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable
from the vie/ill:11de. of our Climate. 'limy arc admirably cal-
culated far diforders of the Stontaeh and Bowels, for perfuns
of a Bah.us or k Gouty habit, as sires for thole whole conltitu-
tions have been affected by a too aelive or too fedentary life.
The.; are likewifn particularly ferviecable ht Ilcacl-Ach, occa•
finned by In..igeltion, and In removing the End effects of free
living ; as ;WO in preventing Pallid and Apoplexies, fo often the
confequence of intemperance Rceourfs Mould be bad to them
after every excels of eating or drinking,. and upon every flight
intil(polition; and thus their wcll known charaelerittie of pro-
moting longevity will be maintained; for, by affifting Nature
in the due difertrge of the animal functions, and by keeping the
confiltution as it were in continual repair, they preferve the bo-
dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.
As the Attot P Fie Fitts owe their excellence to a peculiar
preparation, which inn never been divulged by tin Inventor
but to the pn fon Proprietors, they can only be had genuine
trans them; and they are fold by FRANC is Nr w Rain% at the
Warehoufe for 1)r. James's Powder, No. 45, the F.aR End of St.
Paul's, a C. a' doors from Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. James's
late houfe in Bruton-ftreet ; in Boxes price 45. 61. each, Stamp
included; or the quantity of fix may be bad In one large
box, fur el. as. 64.-.-Obferve that the name, " F. Newbery, No.
45. St. Paul's," Is engraved in the Racy& 411 Was ars coma-

KENT.
TO MALTSTERS, BREWERS, AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A FREEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSE, and abnut
Thirteen Acres, more or lefs, of excellent Arable, Mca.
dow, and Paßure Land, with a good Erawhoufe, Malthoufe,
and Barn, and a Pump with good water ; with a right to turn
cattle, and cut fuel on Wouldh.vn Common.

The above Hold-cis lituated at Woufaun, called or known
by the figs of the Waterman's Arms ; with every humble
Out-Building fit to carry on an eatenfive Bufincfs. It being a
ferry H.ufe, it is convenient for water as well as land carri,ge.
Alfo, four Frt.choid Brick Houfes, fituate in I.ove-lanc, St.
Mars •rct.:,; with good Gardens and Out-buildings, command-
ing a molt delighttc: prafied of the river Medway, leading
(ruin etocheiter to Maidttoue, and capable of great improve-
ments.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Wm. How, of Would-
harn.--Letters (pelt paid) will be duly attended to.

LION INN. KIDDERMINSTER.
TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately,
above truly commodious and convenient
INN and TAVERN, now in full bufinefs, and elegantly
fitted cp, detirably lituated in the Town of ICiJderminfter, In
the County of Worcetter; with capital Stabling for Eighty
Hurry:; Coach-huufes, and every necelfary convetilfnce for
carryirg on the Inn-keeping and Potting Buti,:efs, fituated on •
the much accialmed road leading from Bath and Brined to
Holyhea.l, niidwaybetwcen Worcetter and Brllgnotth, being
about 14 mile. (finance from each place; together with an de-
zantletaly Room and Bowling Green, and about tw‘nty-
live Acres of excellent Land, lying contiguous thereto.
"This is the only Inn in Kidderminlter, at which Chaifes are
kept. The road from Worcetter to Bridgnorth, and from
Ki,lderminfbr to Wolverhampton and to Bromfgrovc, will, in
a little time., be put in the molt complete repair; which, when
dooe, the Potting Butinefs at this Inn mutt be very much in-
cr.-aced, as from Holyhead and Shrewfbury to Londun, and
from Liverpool, Parkgate, Chetier and Alanchefter, to Bark
and Briltol, is by many Miles nearer through itiddenninfter
thin an, other road.

TheHoufehold Furniture belonging to the prefent Tenant
is to be fold on Monday the aad day of March initant, and the
nine following days ; fuch part thereof as is fuitable to any per..
fon becoming tenant, may be then purchafed. .
The whole of the Stalling, will be put in compleat repair,
and neeeffary painting and papering will be done by the Land-
lord, and the Tenant may be accommodated with more Land,
if requiretL. _ _ _

Ft;r particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park Hall, near Kid-
dermlofter ; Mr. Hallos, Solicitor, Kiddrrmitifter ; or :tiara.
Bigg :ad Robins, Solicitors, Hatton-Gardon, 1.-lidos.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENk.RLAtt.

COMPLAINTS.

MR. DUFOUR informs the Puhlic,that he may
duly be eonfulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfc, No
S. Frith-ftnxt, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obilruetions
Stridurcs, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine
Filtnias lirpotence, and debility in either Sex, he. From
extenfive Prat.T.ee in this department, to which he has con.
fined himfeif for many yerrs, he offers a method of vire, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe.
Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprifrnor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, his ultimately fo improved them, by divid-
ing them of the irritating effeets of common Burgles, that they
fuceccd where cauftics and other violent means have failed.

For the Veneveal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is inpoillaon of
Mran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
reltraint in tint unacccffary. To enable him to attend patients
at their own houks, he has provided the aCilance of a Gentle•
man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by
Itating tl,eir cafes in letter., poft paid.
Jolt publithed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A
Trzatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various
fymptoins and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous ef-
feats of Cauftle Boogies; an improved method of treating go.
norrheas, &c. Ste. Printed tor J. Callow, Crown-cout, Soh*
an ,l H. D. Symonds, Faternofier-row ; alfo to be had at
M.Queca's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's.

FOR. THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC.

A GENTLEMAN of Hull, who witljes his fel.
low-creatures well, has long laboured under that
dreadful and deftrudtive complaint the Venereal Difeafe, which
is the greateft and common deltrudliun of many of the young
men of this age; their conftitutions are ruined before they are
well arrived at manhood. That they may partake of the fame
benefit I have fo lately received from Dr. BRODUN's BOTA-
NICAL SYRUP, is my motive for this declaration. I was fe
of lided for five years with the above dreadful diforder, that I
could neither lit, ftand, or lay; I loft entirely the ufe of my
limbs : my face was cliAgured by taking a great quantity of
blercury ; I was under Salivation, but all to no purpofc ; I took
a great deal of the molt famous public mcdicines,but found not
the teat relief, (nay, I rather thought I got worfe,) until,
through the mercy of Goa, I chanced to try Dr: Brodum's Be.
tanical Syrup, and taking five hottlim am plrieeHr gCCOVerta,
and as well as if nothing and tiled nio, non est lead fymptoms
of the diforder remaining. G. S. Captain of a Merchantman.
JOHN HODWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfon,of the
Role Inn. Sittingbourn, was fur a length of time molt inrole.
rably afilidted with a rheumatic comp Lint, which nearly ap-
proached to paralytic, to fuel a degree as to deprive him of the
entire life of his limbs, welch gptdereel him useainible of walk-
ing or following his bafinels; in this debilitated Rate he applied
tofeveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without ripen-
encing the hull fhadow of benefit; but by being firungly re-
o mmendcd by feveral of his friends to Dr. liroduni's Nervous
C onlial, purchafed at Mr. John Bartu:4's, bookleder, Sitting.
bourn, is now perfcdtly reftured to his former health and vi-
sour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as What without feeling
the lealt fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach-
man to Mr. Nick. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbuurn coach.
JOHN HOC:WOOD.
Witneires to the above Cure•--Mr. V. SIMPSON, Matter
of the Rae Inn, Sittingbuurn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD,
Bookfeller.

To thofe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Ma-
trimony, the Donor would particularly recommend the Rota-
' laical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy-
men), who are in the fmalleft Jegro. apprehenfive of th: fyftem
not being entirely found, or folded to reLzations of the folids.
The BOTANICAL 'SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to be had at the Dodoes Houle, No. y, Albion-ftrect, 7 Doors
from the Leverinn Mufeum, Blackfrives-Bridge, in Bottles
at Is. 6d.--and es. 6d. Aifo of Jebel& and Co. (late
Bacon), No. 1.50, Oxford-Brect; Tutt, Royal-Exchange ;
Newbt.ry, corner:of St. Paul's (film-eh-yard; I3oukon, koyal-
Excharge Mr. Cock clirs Medicine-warehoufe, No. 2%9, Strand;
and 1 y molt Bookfalcrs and Medicine Venders in the three
Kingdoms.
It will be neceffary the Dodo: fhould fee fuck Patients u are.
silliasd with Deafnefs or Lofs of Sight, or fend their Cafe', t y
Letter or Parcel, to the Doaor (Petit of Carriage paid), 'will/
hit ufgal Medicine tPsy b 4 bad ever/ Day.

- RIJS3I4.

PETriLICURSH, FF3. 2?.—On account of thc.
thtir kr.yal Highnefres the Hereditary
I'. of 1;,11:1 die Sicilies, born an Archduchcf•
oc .dlria, and the Infanta JOSEPHA MARIA of
Spain, mourning for the fir.l for two weeks, and
fa latter for ten days,are united with the pre-
fcr.t mourning.
is the re-crewed Goveinrocnt of Olonca, the
Mirlhals of the Circles, the Nobility, the Mercan-
tile Intereft, and the Country Gentlemen, affcm-
bled f)r the tiril time on the 13th of jinuary, and
eleCted new a scers. Tile folemnity Lifted three
days, during wl:ich the Governor gave a dinner of
8o covers: in ;he evenings the houfe of the Go-
vetnof, as WEI' as the whole city, was illuminated.
PiTLISBURC.Hi MARCH 2.—Baron PoscH, who
his been appointed Minifter of the EleCtora Pala.'
tinate of Bavaria to this Court, is arrived here
with a Secretary of Legation. Mr. Su tzER, hi-
therto Charge d'Affaires, returns to Munich.
The P•artugucfe Ambaffador here, Marquis de
RIZZA, win leave Peterfburgh in May, by which
time the Chevalier d'Acauto is is expeEted as Por-
tug:tele Arnbaffador.
Prince ALF XEI KURAKIN, formerly Procurator
General is appointed Governor General of Little
Raffia, of which Tfchenigof and Poltawa are the
principal cities.
Some of the Ruffian Proprietors of land, among
others Major-General BLANICENAG EL, and Lieut.
C.I. Jr ssi row, are caufing fugars to be made from
beet rent from their etlates in the Government of
MofcrAv ; they have brought the method of prepa-
ration to great perfeetion, and have Ictit to his Im-
perial Majetiy fpecimens of his beet-root fugar, of
which he has tetlified his high approbation.

THE FOLLOWING IS A MORE comrLerr. ACCOUNT OF
TH: NEW EiFABLISHMENT OF THE HOUSEHOLD

OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA :
'['he Honfellold of the Grand Duke ConflanLine
rawlnwiticil is nct included.
Thegerieral eaablilhment comprehends the
houfthold I:mptror, ci bo:h Empreffes, and
of the Imperial children, who have yet no parti-
cular eaabliflunent, viz. the Grand Dukes Niko?al
and Mirhail Paolowitfch, and the Grand I)uchefs
Anna i'awlowna ; and by way olappendage, the
hottfeholds of the Grand Ducheffes Maria and Ca-
tharina.

The principal Officers are, a Lord Chamberlain,
a Lord Steward, a Lord •Marfhall, a Lord Al-
m:neer, a Ma::er of the Horfe, a Chief Mailer of
the Herr Amen, each from the fecond dafs, and
with a falary itBB rubles ; further a Lady Stew-
ard, with a faiary of {coo rubles ; a Steward, a
Martha% a Surveyor of the Stables, and Matter of
the Huntfraen, a Chief Mailer of the Ceremonies,
each from the third clafs, with 253: rubles ; a
Stewardefs, (perhaps boufelceeper is meant); a
Mager of the Ceremonies, with tOOO rubles, from
the fifth clafs ; 1: Chamberlains, from the fourth
eV;, with tsco rubles ; 12 Gentlemen of the Bed-
Chamber from the fifth slats, without falary ;
12 Ladies in Waiting, without falary ; one Lady
cf the Bed Chamber, with 12 rubles, a Gover.
refs of the Maids of Honour, and 14 Maids
of Honour' each with a fal,ary of tem rubles;
a Father Confeffirr, with 2000 rubles; one
Direelor of the Corps of Pages, with 2250 rubles ;
a Governor of the Pages, with rzoo rubles ; his
Allifiant with 6co rubles; twelve pages of the
Chamber, with 140 rubles; and 48 Pages with
:14 rubles ; four Flryficians in ordinary, with
4ceet ruhle-; four Sargeons in ordinary, with zoco
rubles ; one Acconcheur, with 3000 rubles; one
Dentia,with 7501-owes; three Deetors, with moo
rubles; fix Surgeons of the Honfehold, with Bco
rubles ; and three Surgeons of the Staff with goo
rubles. Each of the Grand Ducheffes, MARIA
and Cermet:as, has in her houfehold a Steward,
and a Surveyor of the Stables, with 253 z rubles ;
two Chamberleins, with tsco rubles ; two Maids
of Honour, with Soo rubies; and two Pages of
the Chamber, with 140 rubles.
To the department of the Lord Chamberlain
beloeg in thz v‘ho:e 83 perfons, to that of the
Lord Marfhall 118 z• to that of the Matter of the
Horfe P.;., to that c;.l the Chief Mailer of the Huntf-
men 137, to :hat of the Lady Steward 30, to the
letendance of the Houfehold 1325, to the Com-
mittee of Buildings of the Keml in Mofcow 363 ;
to each efiablifitment of the two Grand I)ucheuTes
108 perfons are appointed; to the Imperial Pa-
laces and Gardens in Riga, Revel, and Kiew 79
fo that the whole number of perfons belonging to
the new eflabliffiment col:lifts of 3979.
In the imperial Ilables are kept 120 riding, and
343 carriage hories ; in the (fable of each of the
two Grand Duchefrzs 6o ; and for the dine are
allotted too hones, and 90 hounds; in all 591
horfes.
For the table of the Emperor are fet apart daily
400 rubles, yearly 146,000 rubles ; for that of the
Empreis Dowager as much ; for that of the Grand
Dukes Nikolai and Michail, and the GrantlDuchefs
Anna, half as much ; for that of the two Grand
Duchrhs, the fourth part ; for the fide table in
the Imperial houfehold, yearly 195,000 rubles;
for every thin that belongs to confeelienary, def.
fat, liquors, coffee, &c. yearly 25,0c0 rubles ; for
forei:or wines Bo,oco rubies ; fur firing and light-
ing 280,000 rubles.
Generally, the following yearly dilburfements
are fixed: For the department of the Lord Cham-
berlain 61,465 rubles—For that or the Lord Mar-
-with that of the Lord Almoner, and Stew-
ard, 2,c t rubles—For the Mailer of the Horfe
5:9,;f:; rubles—For the Mager of the linntfmen
6 r,35t rubies—For the Lady Steward 20,200 ru-
bles—Foe the Intendance of theHoufhold 420,838
ru.4.4--12or the whole Houfhold of each of the two
Grand Ducheffes 140,318 rubles—For the fupport
of the Imperial Palaces and Gardens in Riga, Re
ar.A Kiev-, 14,k39 ruble;. So that the whole
tualmeaaece tel the new ellablifbment amounts,
yearly, to three milltor's of rubles and a half.
Tite Cabinet of his imperial Majelly has alto
undo hone a reform. It will for the future confifl

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