... Faculty, who has had .the nioft extensive experience of its efficacy iv that paiticular complaint fo very prevalent among thet Younterpart of the Female Sex, and which is matked by the following Symptoms; namely, a palenefs in the Lips, livid colour about the Eye-lids, Indolence, Coldneis, pai ticularly of the feet, pain in the Stomach with lofs of Appetite, Naufea, diftuibed Sleep, a fmall ...

... Lords of his Maj ejly's Privy Council, thinks it /Ass duty to lay it before the.Pubiick: THE ...

... [By Exprefs] | LONDON, July 25. BY letters received from on board Admiral . Hotham's fleet in the Mediterranean, dated off Minorca, the 22d ult. we learn that the French fleet, confifting of fail, were in Hieres Bay, where they had taken fhelter fr> the iniurredtions that prevailed at Toulon, which place continued to be in moll diltra£led llate. The fleet had been joined by Admiral Man, with ...

... 'iTTIfIEREAS of ilftoflanc Ult, THOMAS PURVIS, late Wrwchlenpc* Tyne, VV Carver' aitd wa* fet bveral perfbot the Town Mime, pad- brat them in fo inhuman a maimer (bat finer dead. Aad whereat JONATHAN SUKTEBS, by fi about five- fee t fix or feven inche* high, of a fair ooppfckioo* with light Mr fiasco Mir, h»eel bcLldd { about *4 year* ace, and (lout sAdc. ■' . S. . * , DAVISON, late of Jawg ...

... this Sea/in. Qn MoND.tv Evening, July 27, will be prcfented, The Favourite fiiflorical Tlay of KING HENRY V. 0. . THECON QJJ EST OF FRANCE. , ;e p_rt of King Henry by Ma JOHN KEMBLE. To whiah will be added, a Farce, called NO SONG NO SUPPER. —MR GRANT— p-fents his b, ft refpecss to the Public in general, and par- ticularly to thofe Ladies who did him the honour of fet- n_e eio'.vr, their miner ...

... RADFORD, of Burton Extra, are defired to fend their account or refpedtive claim to Mrs. RADFORD his Wid^w. And all perfans who ftand indebted to the late JOHN RADFORD, are requefled to pay their ,e- -fpectivr debrs to Mrs. RADFORD, or Mr. JAMES RADFORD, of Egg.aton, immediately, who are authorised to receive the fame. Burton-upan-Trent, 30th June, 1795. 7 WOOD SALE. HE Earl of Moira's annual ...

... Reanino and S-pbamno, with elegance and propriety ...

... PLEASURE GARDENS, beau- tifully and romantically fitu:iti- ...

... a General Meeting at the Houfe of Induflry at Melton,on Thurf- day the }oth of this inft. at Eleven o'clockin the forenoon prccifely, On fpecial bufinefs. ALL Ferfi_ns indebted to tbe Effects of the late JAMES SALMON, innhoider, of Ipfwich, de. cc.-i.fed, are defired. immediately to pay their feveral furrrs into the bands of Thomas Ridley of Ipfwich, admir.iftrator to the faid effects. And all ...

... LEEDS, July OME years ago, in fevere win- X ter, when corit was very dear, * a worthy deceafed Magi ft rate X X this Borough, had the cu- riofity to try the experiment upon a poor labouring family now living in this town, whether wneaten or oaten bread was the cheaper.~-»He provided them with a quantity of wheat-meal toferve them for a week's luftenance, which they baked for the family, and ...

... every • ■„„ will be fettled relative to the Oftnbet ?? : ° The EARL of MORAY, Preles. Wm. & HENRY HAGART, Secretaries. MISS PY M Tikes this method of informing her Cuftomer.,, THAT the is now returned from London, where flic has felsfted an Elegant Aflortment of every thing M,» in the MILLINERY LlNE— alfo a variety of very light ejjGLISH BEAVER HATS for the Summer. jj 0 . 39, South Bridge ...

... l:y Mr JOHN KEMBLE. Ta which wili be added, a FARCE, as wiil be exprcflcd in -he Bills. The Public are reqnefi.d in the molt ?? manner, , ,„ ewe notice, that no Play Bills will hereafter be diflribu- ?? trtn-pt ar the IdOet Lobby of the Theatre. ' N. E.—The printing of the Biß*, See. lor the Theatre, ,rill he difpofed of to whoever will print :herer en the moft ftafonrwic terms. — Ready money ...