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London, England, 1802-02-17 00:00:00

WEDNESDAT, FEBRUAIVI7, 1802

To the PROPRIETORS EAST-INDIA STOCK.

LADILS AND GENTLKNIN,
RUNG encouraged by many refpedable Pro:
prietors and Friends to offer ruyfelf a Candidate for a Scat
in the Eaft-India Diredlion, I am induced thus publicly to
avow my intention of coming torward whenever a Vacancy
may occur, and hoping that the experience of ten Voyages (made
in the Company's fervice) may be fome recommendation, I
take the liberty to folick the honour of your intercit and fupport.
Should I be fo fortunate u to fucceed in my willies, I can
with fineerity prom& that my endeavours IDaf be faithfully
and diligently exerted for the interefta of the Company, in the
duties of the Ration I afpire to.
have the honour to he, with great refpedt,
Your mutt obedient humble Servant,
No. 28. Uppers Gowrs-dreet, JAMES MONRO. 1
rfith F arn.

MONEY TO LEND.
PERSONS of Rank and Fortune, or Merchants,
In want of confiderable fuau of money, may he direofily
amommodated by addreffing a line to Mr. Walbrook, at Mr.
FitWs, Bookfalef, Wftmore4kreet.

% ENCRF.ASE OF PROPERTY.
PERSONS detirous of augmenting their for-
tune, may be inftru&ed to make 3o per Cent. of their
, by allowing the At'venal. a trifling cantniffion.
A to Mr. Rofs, at Fakes Library, Wigmore-ftreet.

Leanly was publcd,
SELF4UFFICIENCY incompatible with Chrii:
danity. A SERMON by the Hon. and Rev. T. J. TWlS-
LETON„ptesched at the Vilitation of the Lord Whop of Pc-
terbro% June tee dm.
Printed by Bohner and Co. far Rivingtone.St Pants Church-
yard; Bally, Bath; Cooke, Oxford; Birdrall, Vortharopton

MERCHANTS IN AN EMBARRASSED CONDITION.
MERCHANTS or others, in difficulties, who
want shim how to extricatZthemfelem, or pecuniary
aflame, may addrok a line to Mr. Robinfon, at No. 33,
Batt at, Manchelhatfiptare and may be afured that their
minfideact will not be 'bared, bat an Immediate aad categori-
cal anions. given.

SUBLATA CAUSA, TOLLITUR FdiFECTUS.
MR. PERRY, the Difcover and Proprietor of
the Specific Solvent, known by the Name of ADAMS's
SOLVENT, is conftraincil to adopt this :Made (in tonic degree
repugnant to the Feelings of a Profdlienal Mom), of fpraking of
the fuperior efficacy of that Medicine over Soap, Lime, Mc.
"whine Alkaline Waters, or any other reputed Lithontriptic
dilfolving the confirmed Stone, whether in the Kidneys or AI :Ad-
der, and in diUodging every eakulotts Obltrualon from the
Panes. As wt 11 at to the numerous ramarkable Cures related
in the Eighth Edition of " Perry's Di(quilltion of the Stone and
Gravel," any Paton damns of further Tollimony of its
cacy and lonocence, maybe referred to a Lilt of imidueut
lons, and others, who have been perfeCtly cured in the molt
confirmed and ailtieting Cafes fleet the Publication of the above
Work. The fimple Gravel is removed by two or three fmaU
Bottles of the Solvent, which, by correeting the calculmis Dia-
thefts in the Habit, effedually prevent the Formation of the
Stone.-.-The Solvent is prepared only by S. Pettit'', Surge:o,
and fold, Wholefalc and Retail, by his Agents, Chin.; and But-
ler, No. 4. Cheapfidc; and Retail by Eidding and Co. No. 76,
oppuilte the Pantheon, Oxford-ftreet, in &idea of p. sd.
is. 6d. and 11. as. Stamps iucluded. To prevent Crunerkit.,
the names Ching and Butler are written on the outhde of every
wrapper.

Da. JAMES% ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the Rheumatilms and Colds which prevail
at this featon of the year, no Medicine is (u talc and effica-
cious as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar
tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Secre
tions, will account fur their fingular virtues in theft Complaints,
as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable
from the viciffitudes or our Climate. They are admirably cal-
culated for diforders of the Stomach and Dowels, for perfons
of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto fur their.: -.vhote connate-
dons have been affedied by a too active or too fodentary life.
They are likcwikparticularly fenricrable in Head-Ache aces-
fioned by Indigcnion, and in removing the btd tifeets of free
living; as alto in preventing Palau and Apoplexies, to °lieu the
confequence of intemperance. Recourfe Iboul Ibe had to them
after every erects of eating or drinking, and upm every flight
inditimfition; and thus their well known charade-dale of pra-
t:twang longevity will be maintained; for, by alfilting Nature
in the due ditcharge of the animal fandions, and by keeping the
cannituden as it were in continual repair, they preferve the be-
dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature eLcay.
As the ANA t.r r vie PILE' owe their excellent:emu peculiar
preparation, which has never been dividg.d by she 11.viastcr
but to the preterit Proprietors, they can mly be Lad gemnsie
Irons them ; and they are foil by Fa S'CIS Nk. WllraY, at the
Warehoute fur Dr. James's Puurtltr, Nu. 45, the Fait End of St.
Paul's, a few doors irum Cheapfide, Lin.don ; and at Dr. James's
late haute in Bruton-Virtu; in Boxes price 45. 6d. each, Stamp
Included ; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large
box, for 11. aa. 64.—Oliferve that the name," F. Newbery, No.
4r, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Ramps. All others are coun-
t:Writs.

[ICE SIX-PENCE.

SWITZERLAND.

ALL Perfons who haire any demands upon the
Eftate of JOHN FLEMING, late of Stoneham Park, in
the Cotinty of Southampton, Efq. deccafed4 are requeßA to DEANE, FEBRUARY t.
fend an Account thereof to Mrs. Fleming, the Executriz, at
Stoneham Park afurefaid Yellerday the Government received a Courier
from Syon, in the country of Valais, with the
tidings, that General 'NUMg had dirt-stiffed Citi-
zen DALBLeK from his 1)1)4 of Receiver-General of
that Canton, and appointed Citizen MIME in his
I Read. By a fecond Courier, which arrived to-day,
we are informed that the Prefea Ds siv ez is dif-
I coifed, and Citizen PiTIET, I tte Member of the
Chamber of Adminittration, appointed so fucceed
him. On the 24th, General Tomcat; publiilied the
following proclamation t •
" Citizens—The generous defipts of the French
' Government are well known. The making of the
way over the Simplon will nerve as a proofof this.
To•this benefit it has alto added that of exempting
you from all extraordinary burdens for the main-
; tensing: of its troops. Several of your public offi-
, cers, who ought *to have feconded thefe falutary
' meafures, have endeavoured to counur.tel them ;
but I will render their oppofition pciwerlefs, in or-
der to do good to your counto, Citizens, you
owe me your Confidence, fince I have the honour
of polkaing that of my Government. I will do
Office both to the one and the other."
As yet none of the newly chofen Senators have
declined the poi/ ofrered them. The latter end of
this week they will all afTemble here, in order to
come to a general refolve on the matures which
they have to purfue. Our fituation Teems to be
very uncertain and tottering.

ROLLAND.

.i\MSTI.I2I)ANI, FEB. 7.

The laft letters which we have received front'
Batavia mention, that the mortality has by no
means been fo great within dark fall three, as in
the former years. The Governor General of
Dutch India, Citizen OvEarrsssysm, is inceffant-
ly employed in cutting canals through the mo-
raffes fituated near the city and the Callle, to re-
ceive the flandin,, water, and to enable it to dif-
charge itlelf in the rivers, and even in the fea.—
By this means thofe moralfcs, which have hither.
to been-only the haunts of every kind of pernicious
infects and ferpents, will %only be converted to
fruitful Frafinres. The air is alto become purer, by
the unwearied diligence ufed in cutting down the
woods in the neighbourhood of the city ; fince the
wind now meets with lets °ban. tetion in reaching
the town, and thus can di fperfe Ode unwholefome
vapours, which formerly gave birth to thole ma-
ladies that fwept away fo many Europeans fhortly
after their arrival at Batavia.