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I)OMULUS : A Romance of Ancient Times.
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•BY WILLIAM SCOI.FIELD.
The Sbove-mentioned Work Is the produainn of a Parent,
who could net find, ammg the numerous 'work s which for the
left twenty' years have been pnb%Hbed for the ufc of Children,
one which he could, with complete fatisfaCtion, put into the
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TICAL PRINCIPLES of
"HILOSOPHY
iC NEWTON.
b by ANDRIW Morrr.
Laws of the Moon's Motion se-
' MACHINE ARronomr, Prot
which k alto now Art added
WORLD, orientally Intended
/out. Together wit► an Account
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-f a " Complete Treadle on Land
of the Globate' Race of the
cal Companion," Maclatula's
Algebra. _ _

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TABES DORSALTS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, *Stc..
Prodlad Ways Reqsarks am tbe 'Mei Metall&
. . _ _ . .

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Boards, the Second Edition, with very conllelerahle addi-
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PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpecies of Confumption incident to Youth, and the
different Stages of Life, commonly called Tabes Dorfalls; with
an account of the nature, auks, and cure of that Diftemper;
dernonftrating its baneful effects on the fineft fundtions of the
Animal Economy, including the Difcafes 'riling therefrom;
efpecially the Netvoui Atropliia„ the Eroneitofis, and the
Ptbths,or Coufumption in general. With Hiftories of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author's Pradice during the kit fourteen Years.
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris • of the
Univerffty of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of infantry; and the

Royal Hernial, at Chae,aen.)
Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Paternefter-rew ; J. Ridgeway,
York-Brett, St. James's-1-quart ; and at No. 60, Corner of
Frith-greet and Soho-fquare.
For a particular ancowat of the nature and utility of the abo►e
Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literacy,

and Scientific Magazine for June, :Soo, fro-m
Page it e• to 21-1:

NEW DUTCH HERRINGS.
JOHN BURGESS and SON relpeefolly inform
the Nobility and Families in general, they have landed a
Cargo of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS.
Their Q,ENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues
to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has obtained
fueh univerfal approbation for many years raft.
The long juftly acquired fuperiority •f that Article is fully
sionfirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Porous
refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tel of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.

The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and otter RICH SAUCES fur FISH, dee. Induces them, from
the numerous Advcrtifentents daily appearing, to caution Fs-

conies. Re. in numbering the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR Genuine, but at their Warehoufe as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family uk, of the
►eft quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fapplied upon
the &orieft notice for the EMI and Welt Indies, &a.
Warshoufe, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, Loudon.
For the traveniesee of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Meffrs. R. Johniton and Cu Edinburgh, their Me
Agents for Fah Sauces.

For ERUPTIONS In the FACE, for CLEARING the SKIN,

and IMPROVING th; COMPLEXIPN,
nOW L A N D's VEGETABLE LOTION,
`LA Prepared by Mrs. M.B. Vs wee NT, No. 4, Davies Anet,
Centre:magnate, London, dtabliihal many years before auy
other perfons catalog prefumed to endeavour to imitate it. The
efficacy of this genuine Go:viand's Lotion is every' day proved
fo fttillogly in its elfetts, that the peopriettefs would not hold
heel( obaged to ;eche any we of the emmerous cafes which
prdent themfelves to her obtetvation, if it were not to guard the
public and berfelf againtt the direst' of fpurious imitations. in
a regent Whom, the (cretin of Lord Frederick CavendUla hid
an eruption on the forehead, which Ward the aid of his Lord-
, sip's own phylcian. sad apothecary': it was cured by a few
bottles of Genebad's Lotion. It i• sectary, however, to add,
that this was the genuine Lotion, which is only to be had of the
Propeletrefs of the oelidnal receipt, Mrs. M.E. Vincent, No. 4,
Dadeatreet, Grofeenoaguare, London; end, by her sprout/
meat, by Man. jeboult, No. :so. Onford.Benet i Matt
the
Chios and Butler, No. 4, and line, No. by, Cliesedkle ; wad by
reputable venders ot medicine and perfamen in Europe.
But it cannot be genuine ankh the name M. B. Vincent is
fried an the label as each bottle, and are lnmdred El_ama_ra.
ward will be paid an ecevidies af a abler
Mits. flab MI riaNat.l4l Mid NM=

WANTEDomfurnithed, for a Term of Years,
from Old Michaelmas next, or thereabouts, near the
Sea, Thames, or Navigable River—A G,:nteel Modern-built,
high Cieling, FAMILY HOUSE, with large Drawing, Dining
Room, Breakfalt Parlour, Study, and F.otrance Hall, betides'
Four heft Bed-rooms' and Four Servants Ditto, Coach Houfe,
Two-ftall Stable, good Garden, Wah-hottfe or Brew-houfe,
with Two or Three Acres of Land, near a good Market Town
and Church. A Sweep or Entrance to the Houle.
Addrefs, Poft-paid, to O. L. Mr. Blackburn's, Stationer,
Knightibridgc, near London, with all Particulars.

WESTMORLAND.--.TO BE SOLD.
THE Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD
ESTATE of BRECIIIE-HALL, diltant four miles front
Appleby, the County Town, and five from the Market Totem
of Kirby Stephen. Confiding of the Hall, a large old Man.
Lion, with !bitable Buildings, all in goad repair, and two other
Farm Hodes, lately built, with all neeeffary conveniences
to each. Alto 813 Acres (as per plan of the Eltete) of
Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying in a ring fence.—.
The Eftate is well fenced and welt watered, a Trout Dream run-
ning throughlt, and many Springs. It polrXes in Li:lf the
means of great improvement, by inexhaufithielarries of blue
Lime Stone of the very firft quality, and two Lime Kilns. 'rho
Land Tax is redeemed, and the whole, 42 • Acres excepted, is
Tithe free, and having an unlimited Right off the Valuable and
extenfive Common of Aibby Malk,bcing excellent Sheep Lon&
For further Particulars enquire of Wm. Stepbenfou, Fig. of
Sawbridge, adjoining Breeks-hall, the owner ;Sanpfon George,
Erq. Middleton-tyns, near Richmond ; Mr. Ittl. stephenfin,
Attorney at Law, Appleby; or Mr. Benjamin Llddle, at Cun•
itantine-bill, Bithop Auckland, Durham. James Wright, at
Sawbridge,ferraat to Mr. Stephenfon, will thew the nullities.

ELEGANT AND OECONOMICAL EDUCATION IN
FRANCE FOR LADIES.
ALADY, who has for many Ycars pal-fled a
Houle of the greateft refpeaabslity in tho line of Female
Education In this Country, has engaged an CIICIAVC CIiAT EAU
in a delightful and falubrious fituatlon, for the reception of
young Ladies. A printed Phut mentioning the time of depar-
ture, Terms, and other Particulars, may be had at the follow-
ing places
Mr. DULAU, Soho-Square,
Mr. WILLIAMS, N 0.72, Piccadilly,
Mr. Hasseao w, No. to, Orchard-Meet, Po rtman-fquare.
Mr. SAss, comer of King.ftreet, Holborn,
Mrs. PEARSON N 0.31, Fleet-Meet.
•„• A few Ladles, properly recommended, may be received
as PARLOUR Bowanses. The Terms are fpecified in the
printed Plans.

TO COACH-MAKERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, CARPEN.
,TERS, AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY JOHN AYRES,

On Monday the 23d of Augutt, an,. and the two following
days, at eleven o'clock each day, on the Prentifes,
ALL the Genuine Stock in Trade of Mr. JAmrs
TOM is tees, Timber-Met chant and Wheelwright, Cuper's
Bridge, Narrow Wall, Lambeth; compact; One Hundred
and Fifty Loads of Dry Alh Plank, Fifty Leads of Round Atis
Tintbcr, Ten Loads of Alit Tops, Twenty Loads of Elnt rim.
I.er and Dry Plank, Twenty Loads of Oak Timber and Plank,
Nine Hundred Mh Handfpikek unmade ; One Hundred ditto,
fini ; Five Thoufand Six Inch Shoeing and Coach reUks,
Two Thoufand Oak Cart and Coach Spokes, Ten Thoufand
Feet of Flm Board, Twenty Loads of Elm Tops, Three Six.
Inch Wheel Timber Carriages, two Six-Inch Wheel Carte, and
a Taxed Cart; Three Timber Trucks, and lonic Chains ; Five
Draught Honks, Two Saddle ditto, Harnefs for Fifteen Horfes,
Iron Work of various defcriptions ; Fifty Set of Waggon
Wheels, with and without Tire ; Twenty Long Saws, Timber
Jacks, and numerous other Effeds.
May be viewed till the tale, and Catalogues had on the Pre.
miles, and of Mr. Ayres, Sworn Exchange Broker, Houndf.
ditch.

ADAMS'S SOLVENT for thiSTONE and GRAVEL.
As the SOLVENT is now proved to be the
molt effeetual Remedy known for the Gravel and Stone,
and for prevcntir.g the dreadful Operation with the Knife, it
is deferring notice, that Perfans accuftomcd to fit much in
their Study, in Courts of Juflice, or who are in any way pre-
vented taking due exercife, may be feeured from an attack of
thole excruciating diforden, by only taking a few doles of the
Solvent, which never fails to correct the caiculoul diathelia
the habit.

It is fold by the Difeoverer and Propriztor, at his Moore,
No. 9, Southampton-ltrect, Bloomibury-fquare, in bottles of
ss. 6d.; I as. ; and Onc Guinea, Stamps included.
For an account of the numerous Cures of the confirmed
Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as tcttifird by Mr. Gunning,
Mr. Bell, and other eminent Surgeons, fee " Perry on the
Stone," price is. fold by Murray and. Highley, Floet-ftreet;
Symonds, No. 20, Pate:moiler-row ; and R.Thurgood, book-
feller, No. 39, Ncwgate-ftreet.

WESTMORELAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(Together or in feparate Lots,)
By order of the Affignees undcr a Conuniffinn of Bankrupt
againft THOMAS WADE, merchant, at the houfe of Mn.s
Sufat Scott, the fign of the Three Tonna, in Warcop, near
Appleby, in the county &forded, on Monday the 6th day of
September, aos,
(hubjedt to the conditions which will be then produced),

LL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or TR..
NEMENT, cared or known by.the name of Flewlands,
fituate in the Parifh of Mufgrave, in the county of Wcftmorc-
land, together with the feveral Clofes, Field. and Parcels of
Land thcreunto belonging, by eftimation 88 Acres or there-
abouts. Likewife all thole cuftomary Cites and Parcels of
Land, fituate in the Manors of Great and Litte Mufgrave, con-
taining by ePimation 33 Acres and one Rood more or lets, and
two Cattlegaits in Graffgill Bottom, in the Manor of Soulby.
All which laid cuftomary Prernifes, are holden of and under Sir
John (Cardin Mufgrave, Bart. 14 payment of the cuttomary
kent of 11.1[11.40. and are now In the occupation of Jore'ph
Barnes, the elder, as Farmer thereof,who will thew the Premifes.
Alfn all thofe feveral Freehold Clofes of Land and Pallor&
ground, fituate at Burton, in the Parifh of Warcop aforefaid,
containing by eftimatlon so Ace or thereabouts. There laft.
mentioned Prernifes have an unlimited Right of Common
upon Burton Fell, and are now in the occupation of John
TO BE LET, I Slack, the younger, as fanner thereof, who will (hew the Pre-
By Order of the Mailers, Governors' and Truftees of the Bed- ' mires.
ford Charity, on repairing Leaks for Forty Years, from I , And on Wednefday the eighth day of September next will
1441dfummer 1803, alto be fold by Atiction (together or in Lots),by order of the At.
SIX HOUSES, &nate on the north fide of Bed- fignees aforefaid, at the Houfc of Robert Thornborrou, Inn.
ford-ftreet, Bedford-row, numbered from 57 to 22, (No. keeper, at Brampton Croft Ends, inthe parifh of Long Marton,
as The Three Cups Public Houk.) • . near Appleby, in the raid County, fulled alto to the Conditions
Three Routes, fituate on the North fide of Gray's Inn Paf. which will be then produced,
Page, Holborn, No. 5,6, 7. All that Mcffuage and Tenement, Barn, Byer, and Stable, and
other Buildings, with a Garth or Garden, an4f Croft or Clots
One Houk, fituate on the aft fide of Red Lion ftreet, N 0.39.
adjoining, by Ettimation 5 Acres, more or Ids, with about an
Fourteen Hpufes, fituate on the aft fide of Lamb's Conduit-
(tract, numbered from 3 to 12, and t 4 to 17. Acre and two Roods, called the Mofs Part, fituate at Pfplar
hill, near Brampton, in the Parifh of Long Marton alurefaid
Two Houfes, fituate on the weft fide of ditto, Nos. 6t and 62.
Two Routes, fituate on the tooth fide of Theobald's Road, two third Parts of which loft mentioned Premifes a. e Freehold,
Nos. 23 and 24. and one third Cuftomary, and held under the Earl of 'lianas
Four Routes, fituate on the north fide of ditto, Nos. 52,53, at the cuftomary Rcnt of Ten .pence Halfpenny.
34. and 55. (No. 52 the White Rorie Public Route.) Alto, all that Allottpient of Common upon Brampton-Moor,
Three Routes, fituate on the Weft fide of New North-Brat, tometime (Wee div'iled into two Inclofures, and formerly ant-
Noe. 29, 35, and 36. tr.,' by the Com ,iilioners by Viitne of an Ad otParliuncto for
Fight Hades, fituate CM the raft rick of •ditto, numbered dividing the f / Common, to Richard Atkh.fon, the youii,,tr;
from tto andaquit a.. cox tainire t ether, by gftinuelon, r 6 Acre, more or hrs.—.
Fight Hooks, fituate on the northfide othofwell-court New Jonathan B Ai. the farmer, will thew there Premifes.
North-ftreet, numbered froM a to'6, will 16 and 17. Alto, n• ,e Freehold Chafe or Inelefore of Land called Cots-
Seventeen Hades, fituate artbe Rath 'fide of Eaft-ftrect, Brow e'rafe and Little Moor, fituate at Brampton aforefaid, by
Lamb's Conduit-ftrect, numbered fames° to 24, and 27 to 38. •
One Houle, (iterate on the tooth fidetof ditto, No. a. ertinrXdon 9 Acres or thereabouts, and held of the Earl of
Ttanet. by payment of the yearly free Rent of feet-pence,—
Each Rotate will be let feparately. Vatthew Harrifon, the fanner, will thew there Premi.res.
The Prelates are to be put into abftatulal repair agreeabbt, ' And alto all that Allottratent of Commanupon Burrell's Moor,
*oh Particular, which may beta° tithe pike of John Goeobc4. in the Parini of Saint Lawrence, Appleby aforefaid, containing
the Receiver, No. 15, Norfolk-newt, strand, „ by eltimation fix Acres or thereabouts.
far tahhtg any of the Presuffes onto be Brand For further Particulars apply to Meffrs.Ward.Denbetts, and.
gesied cep to the fahl Kerdval on at kiwi the IQlit day of .-Ortlayeaa_PocA—t-0411114.1,0a1an Ler us Mr. ItAbeearma_na...

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by eminent Artifts; and Fao.l
TRAVELS inUPPEIL
in company with farad di
eking the Campaigns of Genera
Pahlthcd under the Immediate P
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Trandated from the Origina
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Name and Nature's Laws lay
Gun faid.—Let Newton be!—
On the rR of September,
Dedicated by Familial:in to the
Altamonte
PART
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Ceenwids.
THE MATHEMATI
NATURAL Pk
By Sir ISAAC
Tranflated Into Englilb I
To which are added, the La
tripling to Gravity: By Joists
and See. Roy. Sot. To
FON's SYSTEM of the
A low accompanied this Wort
bis Life. The whole revile
Ent IA is Davis Author of a
lemciing," and the Ule of
oentlanaa's Mathematical
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imbelai; pe4nd tag H. D.