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A N Act having this day received the to al Assent. for the Encouragement of Seamen, and for other purposess• wherein it is provided, that it shall not be lawful for any Person within the Ilrilted Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prixe,wr Bounty Money for any Petty Officer, Leman, Non-Costmis• sioned °Ricer of Marines or Marine, or Non-Commissioned Officer or Soldier in the Army, other than and except Persons who shall be duly Licensed by the Treasurer of the Navy fjr that purpose, who are required to give security for their good conduct which restriction is not to extend to tho Wives, Parents, Chas dren, Brothers or Sisters, of such Petty Officers, Peamen, Ma rines, and Soldiers) to take effect from the last day of Aupust swat : Notice is hereby given to all Persons who shall be desirous cf taking out Licences under the Provisions of the said Act, that they must, on or before the 20th day of July next, send their Names and Pisces of Abode, and the names of two Persacs whom they shall propose as Sureties in each case, to be bound 111 the Penalty hf Two Hundred Pounds, that the Person desirties to be Licensed, shall demean himself properly, and shall duly ago count to the Persons entitled thereto for all the Wages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money he shall receive. INTE, the HIGH SHERIFF of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, having received* Requisition, signed by 11:ree liimdred and art/arils of Freeholder; of this County, for the rroge of ostevening a Weting " for taking into considers -46 tier the propriety of P. 41 Fitting the Commons House of Par . Lam ent for such a Reform in the Elections and otherwise, u ,ban secure to the Nation the Reality and uses of Represents ., two in that Muse," do appoint a Meeting of the Freeholders of the said County, .to be held at the MERMAID TAVERN, 2; HACKNEY, on WEI:MEM/AY, the 9th of AUGUST next, st One &Clock precisely, for the above purposes. I'HE ESTATESat CAUSECASTLE, As - TON, -A " ROGERS, WALLOPe aril VESIONGTON, advertized . for Sale by Aucrkin on the lOth Inedinit s ARE DISPOSED OF, by Private Contract.—Augu4 2, OM 2 • L SMITH, CAUD& STEPHEN HUNTER., Shedd Ledo, the Itttb Inter, 1809. This day were published, price ss. TRACTS and EXPERIMENTS on the USE of SUGAR, in FEEDING STOCK ; with an account of the Su c ,war-fed Oxen which obtained the prize at the SmithfiAd Cattle Show, and Hints fur the Improvement of Waste Lands. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 86, St. James's. street. Where may be had, The came Book, or Shooting Journal for 1809, price 10s. Od. 21s. or 21.25. • CUSTOM HOUSE, CHICHESTER. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Custom-House, Chichester , nu Wetincsd.i); the 9th day of August, 1809, at F.leven 0i.:194 in the Forenoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been seized and legally condemned, viz. FOX PRIVATE US/. ONLY, 3416 Gallons Brapdy 2 Gallons Runt SO Ditto Geneva 44 Ditto Wine. Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom-House, (in Office Hours) the Day before, and Morning of Sale. N. B. A deposit of 25 per Cent. will be required. n . VISS LilriVool3 EXHIBITION in Leicester square, is itow ,pen. and . 4111 catatinai every day from Nitre ( Mock to the Morning until duske=Admittaskea LL rssons hawing any Claims on THOMAS LEVINGS HOLDEN, Esq. of the 7th L_lght Dragoons, are desired to send their Accounts, without theTIMO Mewl. Damon ari d litratitlaw, Solicitors, s 2, Warwick street, Golden square. Shortly will be published, Persons resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham cr Sheet. ness, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk of the Nary Pay. Office at each of those, Ports recpectively ; and at all other Places in Creat-Britain and Ireland, to the Pay-Master at the Navy Pay-Office, London. TLe Licences are grantable for three Years, aa a may be deter mined at any time by the Treasurer, in cases of misconduct of the Parties who shall obtain them. By Direction of the Treasurer, •TO MINTERS • A YOUNG MAN of respectable birth and liberal Educatior, rut quite a stranur to the typographic art, should feri peculiar pleasure in devor;;ig (for an adequAr COM. rtnat 4,•,, HS time and talents to the iwerest of an Employer, ai sole er 44 , i,tart Corrector of the Press, is ad extensive Book- Priming Offir..., whet suck assistance may be wanted.—Address; A. B. C. Nn. 9, Great Tur: stile, lialhorn. A SUMMARY of the BANKRUPT LAW ; ex meted from Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE's COM MENTARIES ; with Notes and Additions. To which is pie. Sled, an Abridgment of the Statutes introduced by Sir SAMUEL Rossitl.r ; with Observations upon each Section. By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Esq. Barrister at Law,Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, and the Down- . lug Professor of the Laws of England. Printed for Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Strand. MODERN MANNERS, CHARACTERS, &c. This day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, Post ave. price 16s. in hoards. accom panied by several Engravings, in the manner of Drawings, LET'T'ERS RS from LONDON to DUBLIN. from a SIUDENT of LAW to his FATHER in IRELAND, on the State of Manners, Opinions, Polities, the Court, legal Prac tice, public Aniusemen:s, Literature, &c. &c. interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes of nearly 500 Persons, in the different Departments of public _Life. Primed fOr C. Cratitick and W. Joy, No. 32, Paternoster-crow; sold by Archer, Mahcin, Duglde, and Colbert, Dublin , Edwards and Savage, Cork, and J. Bull, Waterford. JOIN Ml . I , Pay-Master. If any Person after the Ist September neat, who :hall not have a Licence iron; the Treasurer of the Navy, or shall not be within the Degrees of Relazinn‘hip above described, to Seamen and others, shall offer himself is receive, or shall receive any Wages, Prize Mouey, or other Allowance to Seamen and others, he will bt guilty of a Misdemeanor, and on Conviction Will be punished accordingly. EDUCATIOINI OF THE POOR. JOSEPH LANCASTER, Superintendent of the Plan for Educating Ten Thousand Poor Children, under Royat Int, intends to dearer a SECOND I.EgIURE on tic Advantages of Educatibn in gentral, and of bit - System In rar: icidar: whereby one 4lllater may teach a Thousand Children, fri. , l ;heir lustrurtion in the Elementary Branches of Learning, in 1... s quit half e time, according to the old PLuI ef *l'uition, at One Third of the Expellee. 'n,d Principle of Order, by which One Master can govern sn r.:soy Pupils, a-ill be demonstrated by a number of Boyetizeinpli -4iiv th•• practice of it. 'lle different Parts of the Lecture will ►e clucidated by many interesting facts. 'the Lecture will be delivered at the Great Room, Paul's Cat:a - on-street, on the Lyening of the day callLd Tuesday, the ath of tzth Month, (August) at Six &Clock precisely., ••• Attniission, One Shilling each Person, to be paid at the Door of the Lature Room. SOUTH WALES, CARMARTHEN:a - BRE. TO BE I.E•l', and ratcred upon immediately, or at Michael.. mas next, , ACOMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUTZ, consisting eftwo Parlours, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, &e. four Bedchambers an - I Garrets, with suitable detached °Sees,- and aho an excellent Garden well planted with fruit-trees. The prernis.is are situared within four milts of the cheap and plentiful Town of Carmarthen. Lime and Coal are within a very short distance. The nelghliourhbod abounds with Game, and a Capital Trout Stream runs within ten minutes walk of the house. The Premises will be let upon very moderate terms, and the tenant This day was published, in 4 Vols. price lac in boards, a new Edition, bang the Ninth, of CECIL IA ; or, Memoirs of an Heiress. By the Author of " Evelina." Printed far T, Cada% and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. Payne, Pall-Mall. Of whom my be had, new Eilitions of the following : 1 The Recess; a Tale of other Times. By Sophia Lec-3 vols. 10a. 6d 2. The Italian, or The Confessional of the Black Penitents; a Romance. By Inn Radcliffe-5 vols. 1.55. Od. S. The Eve of St. Pietro ; a Tats-3 vols. 15s. od. 4. The Libertine, by Charlotte Daere, better known as Rosa Matilda, 4 vols. 18s. 3., Marianna, or Modern Manners, a Novel, 2 vols. Si. AGENTLEMAN of the University resident about ;o miles from London, who has had considerable ex perience nil -mama in Privat:: Tuition*, and Wtiose number of Pupils is !hulk(' ro Four, has now two Vacancies. may be accommodated with some land. For further particulars, apply, (if by later post paid) to Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Eichequer Ofice of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, London. Aciverriwr's plan is to instruct his Pupils in the Classics 2%1 genera! Literature, till they are qualified to be sent to the 'University. LORD GAMBIER'S num., BY AUTHORITY. This day was published, . . HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, dtc. ELAZENBY respectfully inforths the Nobility • and Gentry, the above admired Article is prepared only at her 'Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-stun, Pprtman-scinare ; and (by appointment) may be had of 1. Baxter, 'Edinburgh ; Bcll, Scar borough ; Gregsons,. livorpool ; Getty, Manchester ; Terry, Brighton ; Lomer, Soul hampton ; Elliot and Seedhans, Bath ; lefferys, Salisbury ; I.ister, Swansey ; Stephens, Bridlington Quay. dtc. I.tc. and to prevent spurious smitationa, each bottle has Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. R. L. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence of Anchovies, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sizes, for family use anti exportation. The terms of admission are XI On per mutant. k is presumed, that upon. inquiry and. Tut:min:es which will be given to persons of disinction, built for rank and literature, the adantages of the sitegion will be found adequate to the terms. .7 I:HE only authentic Report of the TRIAL of LORD GAMBIER, on a charge of having neglected to du his almost tb destroy the French Fleet in Basque Roads. " Either (says L•srd Gambier) I had to adopt this measure, or by a tacit acquizscnce in the insinuations thrown nut against.me by Lord Cochrane, have compromised, sot only my own honour, but also that of the brave :Meers and tutu serving under my command." t.p,,ly (poet paid) to Mr. Metrgan, Daventry, Northampton sSirt; Mr. Bryan, Berntontliey ; or Wm. Mason, Esq. Mount . ..ferrace, near Mile End Turnpike. • RRANSCONIB's Lucky LOTTERY Of FICES, Si No. I I, HOLBORN, 37, CORNHILL ; dikewi.e at 219, 33, HAYMARKET, St. the f in the last State Lotiery, were Sold, Registered, namely, The ORAND PRIZE a 1000 TICKETS, rrralnced IS:.:!..Tise :Throe One X 16,000, Two One.. • ,r t ' WA ;ev-ral. &e. &c. All sold in Shares at tae In this Gemini:: Edition arc given the Whole of the Evidence of LORD COCHRANE, 81c. ?ht.. and all the Documents, toge ther with the Defence, verbatim. London : Printed for rdierwc , id, Neely, aid Jones, Paternos ter-row ; Gillet, No. 7, Crown-cot:rt. Fleet-street ; Wilson, No. BS, Royal .Exchange; and Muttley, H.trrison, and Miller, Ports mouth. - • • WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a personal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts *1 Eu rope are essential to person of rank. The BANDANA. SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar prepertt of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured by label:lr er other vio lence, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, and permanently removed and sueeetcled by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any, other mewls whatever. It is by experience only that any one may I form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Shap...—. Sold by the Proprietors Agent, whose signature it bears, Wilhelm Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple Bar, London; and the Proprietors, as a further security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the name and addrez of the printer, E. Sprasg, No, 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price is. each cake. But it is all times necessary to be particular in observing the above candor', which will be the means of prevent; ing the imp.xition which ties of late been practised.. ELIGIBLE MERCANTILE srrUATION, NOW IN FULL TRADE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With Possession immediately, ar 3t Mithaelmas neat, And since 14th I\ Ls R cm, 1808, Eight Z. ',UM, ASIATIC ANNUAL. REGISTER. This day was published, in Bi/o. price .11. 4s. in boards, or 11. Gs half-bound, Volume the Eighth, in Two Parts ' of 'THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER; or, -A- A View of i the History, Politics, Commerce, and Literature of Asia, for the year 1806. . By the late LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq. Primed. for :P. Cadell and W. Daviel (Booksellers • to the Asia tic Society), in the Strand; and Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, (Bnokm•II:rs - to the Flonourable Fast-India Co, opany); in Leaden hail-street.--Of whom may he had, the preceding Volumes.. •„,' Thu publication of this Eighth Volume has been unavoid -I.ly delay3d by the long 'Mi.:position, and subsequent death, of rho Edit or ; but such arrang..inents have been made for the future con•lnct of this valuable work, as will insure is regular annual pitdieution. The Nii:th Vo:nine, for the year 1807, is already in the press, and the Tenth Volume is in a state qf considerable for wardnesi. ALL those very desirable PREMISES at CLEY, next the Sea, in NORFOLK, in the occupation of Mr. THOMAS JACKSON, (where a considerable Mercantile Busi ness in the. Corn, Coal, and Making Branches, has been formally years carried on); consisting of a convenient and pleasant Dwell mg-house, with requisite Offices, Garden, Yard, Stable, Out houses, and Chaise-house, Compting-house detached, convenient and spacious Granaries capable of containing about 400 Lasts of Corn, from which it may be shipped at the trifling expence of One-penny per Last, Making Office with a 24 Coombs Steep, and Horse Malt Mill complete, Coal-houses for about 600 Chaldron, Cinder and TimbeNards, &c. all advantageously situate on the Quay; and in substantial repair. For Price and Particulars apply personally, nr by letter (post paid), to Messrs. W. and W. Withers, Solicitors, Holt; •Messrs. Bareliam and Sandford, Merchants, Cromer; or Mr. Thomas Jackson, at Cley. N.ll. A considerable Quantity of Rape and Linseed Cakes may be annually sold. 101 tiIIARES, With several aCi 0,100, Z.1,n00, 4.1't,000, Btc. Ste. Offices, anti where lling in the present. new and im- H be drawn on the e_'oth October, ers, therefore, .r early purchase lbtA:tt;colta an Co. til Prizes paid nn densand. Tickets mai Share. ar:• ?lOW tc•l Pr,ved S!ate ail :rd cor - 4i.es of only 5000 norribe i. r,:orilot:n4!ed by Sir JAJAMES 13 • ,• Gratis, am CHAMS, OR LEGS FOR THE LAME. AgESSIIS. POCOCliti beg to inform the Nobility kvi, and Gentry they row mannfactureMerlin's Chairs for the tK2 of Gouty Persons nnd the infirm, in which they can with great eae and facdity remove themselves from one room to another, and a!s ,- : chair: of ev-ry description for the house and garden. They recommend the Patent rorthema that can be adapted to any h deead, as the best and easiest ieet!'nd of setting Invalids up rs thtSr T! Gt:-to-bed Chairs as the most convenient .r.te tad ofyletin7 them to bed, and getti: - g them tip ; and the Ite tn:er! lf:::tirs, Sofa, and Couche, tts the Inas:. - comEirtable for of potitinn and relief in a ctaivalescer. t stare. Ct . , B-ds are well adapted far persrws who require the ) `. -1 !•-ade without cutting nut of it, :Is, they can have, the . 5r!..;!;., d ;re in a few m;ntites witi!out touching 11 (' article:, are kept ready for inspection and sale at the Warehouse,No. Southampton-street, C: .r.:7dr!!. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. Tiit, ilhywere pubNheii, in Two Volumes, 12mo. HANTS, NEAR CHICHEsTER. VALUABLE LONG LEAiSEHOLD ESTATE NEARLY Illu..trated by J.> superior Engravings, price 14s. in boards, and I is. bound and lettered, 130PITLA R LECTURES' on EXPERIMENTAL A- Ptiii.OSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHUM:PRY; elikfly for tile the of Students and Young Poisons. Ty GREZ:ORY, D.D. Dcctor in Philosophy and the Arts, Ste. _ . _ _ Vicar of Wea-Ham ; DOMeitiC Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of l.andafF; and Author of the Economy of Nature, Ece. &c. Printed for RICHARD Pamates, No. 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom flay also be had, just published, --- - . ... - The GRANINIAR of NATURAL and EXPIRIMINTAL PHILO.. SO I , !i T. By the Rev. D. BLAIR ; Author of the CLASS BOOK, &C. Price 3st. in blue. HANNAY'S CiRIC;INAI. SPECIFIC, For the Infallible Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER. FORTY' Years extensive experience of the preven tiv,.; Nimes of this PROPHYLACTIC, has acquired it a r , pitiation unparalleled in the annals of Medicine. This eele- Antiveuereal Lotion (being only an eaterhal applieation) Hchly conducive to good health, and yet Is a perfect recuiity navist venereal contagion, it is .old in bottles, at I Os. 6d. each, or lOs (if more than one, antl a' 7s. bd.; or three for a guinea, with dliections (only in Isi:elon` ) In Mr. LEAR COOK, No. I, Little Sidlidic-street, Hay r.. 1:;•t, and will be lent to order, by inclosing the arnouht,with th t :'.dress (real or assumed). post-paid. • CASES at V'Alton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey. Lucy Bally was four years afflictet! with Scorbstia Ulcer . _ , one leg, arid speedily cured by,Spilsbury's Patent Anti scor'p Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cured of an ulcerated by taking seven small iratles.—James Skelton, aged 20, re tn t reat weakness, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone ' re rt.! n 11ealb awl a laborious occupation, though the toss of his .7WZ Ciought necessary to save bis life. • i !!!. luniiine Medicine has the words,' By lie King's Patent; x;:r, s.etl on the bottle, bill of direction, and oataide wrapper, 2:•i! the K:ng's Duty is printed in black Ink. . . 5 , )141 at the Dispensary, IS, Soho-square, London, in small .'t. , t of ss , td.; double bottles, 305.; and larger, IL 215. compovad Essence, to Allay unpleasant irritation, Es. VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. This day was.ptblished, a New Edition, embellished with ONE FLUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, price 2s. 6d. bound ; with a full allowance for Schools, READING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes in Schools, being a Sequel to Mayor's and other Spelling Books ; and an Introduction to the Class Book and Speaker. By the Rev DAVID BLAIR. • Author of the Class-Book, Grammar . of Philosophy, First Ca techism, &c. This Work recommends itself to general adoption in all Send , aeries, by the following peculiar features: 1. It Is printed in a large clear Type. S. It is rendered interesting by numerous Einbeßishments. S. The subject matter is adapted to the capacity of Children, and is at once entertaining, moral, and instruct've. 4. All the difficult and long words are 'selected, divided, and printed at the head of each Lesson, in the manner of Brown's Testament. Printed for Rica ARD Pu ittirs, No. 6, Bridge-street • and to be bad of all Booksellers and Stationers in the United Ki ngdom ; of whets may be had, by the same Author, 1. The CLASS-BOOK, or Lessons for every Day in th Year, price .ss. bound. • 2. The FIRST CATECHISM, or an Explanation of Common Things necessary to be Mown at an.early age, rice ed. 3. The GRAMAtAR of. PHILOSOPHY, or Easy Intrados. tion to the useful Science's on the plan of Gekisadth's Grammar of GelgraPhy, price 3e. IsoUnd l bine. EQUAL IN VALUE TO .FREEHOLD. By Mr. RICHMOND; On Saturday the 12th of August, at Twelve o'Closk, at the Crown inn, Emsworth, in Five Lots ' AVALUABLE, Compact, and Improvable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for 839 Years at a small quit rent of 6s. per annum, delightfully situate in the pleasant Villaga of Emsworth, only one mile from Westbourne, two from Havant, and seven from Chichester, all good Market Towns, consisting of eleven substantial brick-built Tenements, three Timber Cottages, Blacksmith's Shop, Garden, Common Rights, and ocher privileges, forming a row of Houses, called Knight's Row, very much underlet to Tenants at. Will. The present rental .66.3 per annum, but capable of considerable increase. The Estate may be viewed, and printed particulars had at the Crown, Emsworth; Dolphin, Havant; Fbece, Chichester; and lat the Crown Inn; and of Mr. Knight, No. 81, Queen-street, Fortsea ; India Arms, Gosport ; on the Premises ; and of Mr. Richmond, Brewery Agent, and Appraiser, No. 17, Cooper's row, Crutehed Friars, London. MOUNTSBAY, CORNWALL. • ' TA BE LET, For a Term of three, five, or seven Year,, and entered on e Nitchaelmas next, ALL that Capital Modern built MANSION HOUSE, called POLTAIR, together with about three Acres of rich Land, part of the Lawn in the front of the House delightfully situated in the parish of Madron, about a mile and half from Penzance, commanding a most extensive and beautiful View of Mountsbay and surrounding country. The House con sists sf a Lobby, three exceeding good Parlours, Drawing-room, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Pantry and Butler's Pantry, China Room and Dairy on the Ground Floor, with most excellent Cellars under the Parlours, with set era! other attached and gatachiti Offices; ten principal Bed-rooms, with Garrets over. There is adjoining the House an stalk(' Stable, Coach-house, walled Garden well stocked witn fruit treks, and a • very extensive Kitchen Garden, with other. conveniences.— The well-known mildness and salubrity of the Air of Mountsbay, and cheapness of the country, render it fora genteel family, -.of the most desirable residences in the West of England For Particulars aprly . (if by letter post paid) to Mr. Scobell, Solidtor, Venzauce, or Mr. HiblunoJr, Solicitor, Bush-lane, .Cannon-stireeti London. . .~ ..:1" BUTLER'S CELEBRATED RISTORATIVE POWDER. • BEAUTY of Countenance, and regutatity of Fee. tuxes, are allowed to distinguish tke British Fair • but tits Proprietor of BUTLUR's TOOTH POWDER wouId beg Wall to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured; or *bow a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the snore inrxeusable, as the present preparation affords the infallible means ofremoving, every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its appliention, composed of Vegetables. . It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, u cleirbig• away every imperfection, Lio.er in the colour, or the decal' Of this '''- erintel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delete* • ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vernal". • hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No cosib• position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, Ogg ' met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor hal tobolik that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Bailer, No. 4, Cheer:side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail, by Crilp, earlier of atni2g Gardens; Pidding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 989, Beres.*; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most' Cuntry *Modiduis • Venders arq P , rfinzers, in boxes at es. 9d. each. A ituVIAT4C SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the eriginal inv,ntion of Mr. Henry, and brought by his 411 C• sessiveimproveni4nts to the high.st perfection) continees to be prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor is composed of highly conceit. crated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and eill• cacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odmir renders it extremity grateful and salutary in Head Achs, Fainting,, and in all Ogees • of Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, Sce.) as it counteracts the bad effects.of heated and foul Air. It. is also The • best Antidote against r iht infection of all Contagious Diseases, As there are ra4!ty 4ptuiousand inferior imitations, under the sante and Iliadic:rialto, some of which are fallaciously repre. sensed as improvemeis .s ttfe puhlie are requested t o o b scrve, that the names of THOIYIAS • ind WILLIAM HENRY, Map. thester, are engraved on atilt statnp, and moulded oaths glaw of - tack bottle. The AROIVIATIC SPIRIT of. VINEGAR, Price 2s. gd. (Stamp included) is sold wholesate Acid retail, by -13-avtur • sex! BLEW, Cookspur-street, (the only %Agents/in London nut-honied .by the proprietors); where may be 'Lad, Speer. Boxes of Gold, . &Inv, Carnelian s Chrystal, &c. Alst:4ooNßY's -CALCINED. MAGNrSIA, •in Enst/11.- . at Cs. 6d.. =Meager: with glass stsipeta, at 4s. sach ; attar seselee I baint of the stamps. • 1 - %, • GERMANY, HOLLAND, AND HUNGARY. This day was published, on eight Sheets, price X 2. 2s. or In a Case or on Rollers XS. Ss. A NEW MAP of GERMANY, HOLLAND, POLAND, HUNGARY, and PART of FR A NCE. By IGNATIUS HEYMANN. Head Post Master in Trieste. Published hir John Stockdalc, Piccadilly. CITY OF LINCOLN.—HORSE SHOW. T the Request of several Dealers, Breeders, Far mers, Graziers, and othLr.;, concerned in the Sale and Pur chase of Horses--1 do hereby give Notice that A SHOW OF HORSES, Will be held is this City, on Saturday the I‘2th and Monday the 14th of August neit and that a similar Show will be held on the I'2th and 13th days of August in every succeeding year, excer when either of these days happen on a Sunday, and then the Fair wilt be held on the Monday. THOS. COLTON, Mayor. City of Lincoln, July 17, 1809; PLYMOUTH. At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the I sth of August, 1809, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, 'THE French national armed transport Brig, LA • 11 - REJOUIE, lying in liarimaze, and there to be delivered. DIMENSIONS: Length en Deck - 104 Ft. 7 Int Breadth 2s 5 Depth in the Hold - 12 61 Admeasures - - - 362 93-94 Tons. This is a particularly serviceable vessel, and well worthy atten r tion ; she sails well, is pierced for 14 guns, has a very large roomy hold, and will burthen upwards of 400 tons ; she is re , nsarkably strong built of Oak, its capital repair, has excellent ac conimodations fbr Passengers, and is admirably adapted for the Transport Services or for the West Indian, or any other trade requiring hurdle's, is most abundantly foun d stores, which are in excellent condition, and might be sent to sea immediately at a trilling expense : 'After which will be Sold her Warlike Stores and the falawing Goads, landed out of the said Vessel: FOR PXPORTATION, 40 Packages, Containing White Cloth, Military Jackets and Breeches, Black Stocks and Gaiters, Shoes, and a variety of Cotton and Worsted Trimmings, and Accoutrements ; 14 Hogsheads Brandy; 7 ditto of Wine • 8 Bags Coffee; 4 Boxes, 6 dales of Tobacco ; 1 Bale of Snu ff, and sundry Casks ul Provisions.—And immediately after will I.e Sold, The beautiful fast-sailing French National Schooner LA MOUCHI No. 7.—DIMLNHONS: Length on beck - 61 Ft. 4 In. Breadth • - 17 0 Depth in Hold - - - 5 81 Admeasures - - - 72 66-94 Tons. This Vessel is Copper-bottomed, nearly new, sails remarkably fist; she is well found in excellent stores, and merely requires men and provisions to proceed immediately to sea-t-and then her Warlike Stores. - • Both die above Vessels were captured by his Majesty's ships AMELIA, The Honourable F. P. laic, Captain, and ST avrisn, C. W. Burs, Esq. Commander, amlare since condemned as ships of war, which exempt them irons duty. For Inventories, viewing the Vessels, Stores, /kr. or any fur ther information, apply to the Agents, W. I'. Smith, I:A. George street, Plymouth-Dock; or Thomas Cole, Eici. George-street- Plymouth.