Star. — London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

• crrr BUSINESS. 7 Eatcrion or LORD Mayes....-Satnrday being Mi. ghaelmas day, the LORD Maros., attended by the Shelia. and ether City Officers, in their regalia, proceeded in date from the Mandon Hnnfe, toGnild ball, Where a Common H4ll of the Livery of Lon. cn was held, according to annnal'cullum, for the oicepf two Aldermen to be returned to the Board las &and proper to fee cc the office of Lord Mayor for the year entuiug, and of whmn the Board might slat one. I The Court being opened by the Common Cryer, The R.SCORDRR addreWed the Livery, by obferring, they were this day called on to exercile one hf the moil important privileges they enjoyed under the agtient rights of the Corporation, by chottling two Peifons fit and proper to terve the important office of Lord Mayor for the enfiting year; and he had no doubt they would make to j u dicious a telethon as 4t0. 0 1d refiedihnnour upon their difceunment. Mr. Katroiays, Common Serjeant, then addreffed the 'aitthbly. and laid, that in order to their pro. eeekrurg trrNtebufinefsannounced by their worthy Re corder, it was his duty to read to them the names of the Cyndidates propoled for their ftleetion ;—from anruga whom it would be their ditty to return two for the choice of the Court of Aldermen. He then Teed the nitrite of. • s Pete; Perchard. Fla. Colatmith ; , lames shaw. 1 fq. N - crivener ; William Leighton. Knt Fillimeaver; ' 'Charles Flower, Efq. Framework Kuitter ; and Sir blatakow Dfoxisain,Km.Stationer. Tie then repeated the names dittintlly ; calling on die Livery to declare their altprabation or dilappro• liistihn of each, by a thew of hands. - - ,Tlat great majorit y appeared to he in fa your of Alder man pit c HARD, and Aldet man now e ; wheteupon tdr. Sheriff ttilOtt v, after confulting with his Col *it&' fail, ii appeared that the majority were in fivotarof 'thole Gentlemen. .A poll, however, Was demanded by Mr. Alder elm &taw ;--and afterwards by Mr. Alderman PVISC 14 AID. Ma.WasTi. M an then carnet. , the front of the Ituflings arnidll the hearty greetings °Phis brother Liverymen, lac feeminaly contrary to the remonflrances of the Vessown Serjeant, who wifbed to dillitade him from reit Y W ge h n e t i le h m C en wil a i r Pe eu l n lr d it l t tfm d to teemed pree t d o , l ie e t feel ‘ s il - Anxiety leR he (Mould adultefs the Livery, in nf that privilege which was the undoubt he enksysel.in•common with them all. The f his aditrefs to them was to espreli his sw .it of the very reprehenfible coodua of their te_Shesift, in the dircharge of fame of the mall Mt n-tent duties impefeJ on them by the high office subich they had been chtfen by their fellow-citizen intention, at the prefent nv•ment, to longer on, the attention of the affcmbly than to elvers his pet feR coincidence in die fenk they had this day (hewn of the cotulua of rte Sherif, and his own - entire approbation of felettlion they had made. Bid as a poll had been tirmandtd by two of the Candidates, one of whom - had decidedly rejeacd, he that:slit it neceffary demand a poll alto on the pert of ht, worthy friend Alderman Flower, in behalf of wham _they had " - --Afro unanimous and decided an opinirm.—This toed to; and the Sheriff, after retiiing for a ime to confetti, again came forward, when Common Smear.? announced. that the She would viten the petU at drat ceded that day, and tintw to receive votes till foe, and then adjourn Manday. r . WaITOISI3II again addreffed the Livery, es to/ his hope, that they would be early in their tefince to give their votes in favour of the popu nthilittee. He eonfidered this elation as by no a a party bufinef., but a mere curfory esercife alnaniltife r and that his own feotiments of the ,ndidates, refpeeively, remained wholly 'melts:lg . It was his intention to have arldrelfed his fellow isens that day upon the caudal of their late She bat AS he was affured by the prefent Sheriff. that another opportunity would offer for that puirfe, on 'he eruct ptiblie-hall day, he would wave his privilege the.; Went, and poßpnne his purpofe till that day. • duce o'clock the poll•books were opened ; and the numbers were— rot Alsiesznaa PtICHASD rsaarse • 'SAW y 16s • 11l willows ono Ortmara.....Prpr Mcfrea—A mend deers 1 veldts imufbn with long ileevra. A *redeem handkerchief over the befoul, and tied behind. A kart cloak of worked-4 A draw bat, turned uo in fro n t, ornamented with cachet. A data of canhrie 'midi,: the Reeve* Mort and n iron the top of the arm. to farm n epaulette. A block liatillialitete cloak. trimmed all mural. A large draw bat, tied Medias with a pink haiollierehicf. tratigheff,s large fl . taw bonnet, turned op before &nabs cl add tied under the chin with pink rilthanda. A (loft morn ,4tairtnet of taw 61k. A draw ha, turned up in front. An Ohl draw or (Mo. A morning home of floc draw. turned up &MI Dud under I be chin with a pink filk handkerchief wbilta studio, with a full lace border, the top of the made open, to admit the hair, and trim:sod round with 'meth .4 nab leaves round the front. A cap of white lammed with blue. oat Obfervationco=rh: prevailing eolotin are blue, pink, an d yeilay. rheires continue to It: male very bow over k and ta‘mit, laid very thort'weitted. .1 be Gar. s Arc ge ttunmed wl h late, and fattened on the cop of the unit _ . . - • Mosel.. Lace is muds ofent in every part of the deer.. Loyal North Britons, Col. Lord RtAY, bare nnderuken to pert run what is teamed pet-manna '•ary duty for Once days. Saturday the three regiments of Fall India titers had a grand !ham fight, under the corn of Brigadier-General Goose Noe . They imet.ced their operininits in the City Road, and limed lsy frequent changes of polition to life a ruppnfed enemy, from thenie all al , ,ny, tl.e !toad and up to Hyde Pail. In the Pai kthe Lien Infantry Companies :mule the litestacle complete by nett fo.r.etimes i.l front and Cher times attempting to flank the battalion.— whole body was kept eoillanrly npon tie aint n i n e in the mornior, until half pall tim, and ig the whole if the blare they evinced loch Inas and regularity in their different maneen. II would have done credit to any body o f re . troops. Before they parted, the Genstal Je vd that be would not fear to have them tinder ei , mmand in any attack againll an equal number he bell troops in France. - Their :late of ilifeipline as pat* as mull marching regiments. the Livery io iiistiira of each Xlitgreattn , Ein i Ptact:All l•fr. Sheriff $ lbir Ale, faid, fivdEr of thof i .A pr.ll, ho } SHAW i• PF AC 14 AULD. Mt.W ASTI. I anridll the her bat feemingl, Vr9lll9l oll . B erl ti 1 0 1 "11. , WI 11 1 14. 11 1a 11 111 0 It e tWe enztety . ereercile Is of tight he es 01414,0 f his probAtion of kit...Sherif', linrtanr dutir to which they 1t 3 v44 ora.i ttefpats long) merely to es whieis they I their bite 8111 the felefihnt I tlttisaatded b tht:y had dee to 'demand a Alderman 1 ervinerd.fn ui woo Toni I am t time to The Cour tiff wriuld tri teatime to 1 tin Irfooday. Wall di his atietklitree t /at eanaidat Weans a par uf . a tnanilli C.tudidatcts 4d. It was cillens that tiff; but As *fifth!r opp the oast fah for the.' refs At three at four the 1 kw At, • /hi wows v ead white mud cored ever tb narea A Ile b• blue 4 Wier. &inn arm I limeillincar ch Aie. *eWx' 'W ,p letoventr 41 lee. of *raw a Id Pao. and t i A ...spot wtat trews, node . •• bee, a 'math Graff. nbame (;meat Ob purple. and pc I flat back and t ; strati, mann I visit a bisect. The Loy ondertaken military dt On Sam Vddanteers 'nand of 1 •tersinter,ee , continued =* Cu; Roar ' three 'Ugh •;stow eons' • at other tit • The wholi frown r uri nif rh l i • ftleadlnefe • wee *1 ‘s • rho. ti n t • eared the bis comm. of the be iris at pt 'AIARG.ffE, SEPT. 29. Venerday, in ennfepsence of an order frost Co. vernment, a' meeting of the Owners of the Myr now lying in the harbour was convened, for the pur pole of arming them for the defence of lbe. coal when the folkwing eighteen well built 'eels were taken up for the purpofe, viz. I.onl NeVou Fortune Fnatavour ..• .......-- (Zoe,' Ocean Fox Providence Old Hero • K, w Hero King George Kew Good Intent 1 linty • i Concord Mary Ilithert and Ality todolley Old Good Intent l'oion 4 The Sea Fencibles to man there armed veffels were then appointed, and the particular men fur each were feleEted and approved tif. The number amounts to 162, nit., being allowed for each vef: fd, which, including the Captain, increales the COM pliment to test. Mr. PITT infpefted the ad battalion of the Cinque Port Volunteers yeflerday afternoon, on a fpacious plain at a place called Cliffs End, about two miles from Peg well Bay on the road to Sandwich. The Volunteers were on the ground at a quartet before 'three o'clock, under the command of Colonel Goes. The line was then formed ; the Sandwich occopied the right ; the Margate and Ramfgate the left ; and the Deal the centre. Mr. Pirr, accompanied by General Horst, came on the ground precifely at three o'clock, within five minute'. of the appnintedlitne. The evolutions did not conclude until fix o'clock, when Mr. PITT com plimented the officers on the expertnefs of their re. (relive corps, and intimated that he would again attend the field on Tuefday awl Fri Jay next. Lieu tenant-Colonel DILLON gave the word of command in his uftial clear and dillinft manner. Notwith fianiling the Equally and wet weather, the ground exhibited a difplay of many elegant vehicles. Mr. PITT, on his arrival, rode up to the carriages and, bowed to the ladies : he took his Ration in the cen ter of the line, near the equipages, with General Horl tin his right, and Colonel DILLON en his left. Mr. Ptrr was drelfcd in regimentals; he was mount ed an very fine black charger, which :hewed a great deal of blood, and it seas remarked that our Premier looked extremely well, and uLtde a fine military appearance. On Tuefday ha his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLUVCI'STLR, and his fon Prince WILLIAM, review ed the Pram' Volunteers and Chorley Cavalry ; after the review, they proceeded to Lancatler, where they arrived about (even o'clock, and went to the King's Arms Inn ; a great crowd furrounded the dime to fee the Royal vifitants ; a party of voltut teersgoartled the lioufe, and the band played " God lave ilie King : " Early on Wednefday, the Mayor and Corporation of Lancafler waited upon his Royal Highnels, and prefenred hint with the freedom of the town. Soon after breakfaft, his Royal High nefs and his fon went to Dalton-fquare, and reviewed' the Larcafler Volunteers. 'lle review doled about twelve o'clock, when his Royal Highnefs and Pi ince WILLIAM, after viewing the Cale and Triwn, re turned to Preann, to dine with Sir H. Hoticarow. Their Royal Highnefles flept at the Bull Inn, at coon. Saturday a foot race took place, one mile on the Uxbridge Road, for a wager of twenty guineas, be tween Lieut. Wear, of the Navy, and-Cornet Wit. L I A I4IOII, of the 7th Dragoons. The match drew together a conftderable number of Ipatators, and was won by Mr. Wicctastsus, who performed the mile in four minutes and a flair, leaving his antago &ft two hundred yards al, ft. This morning, about nine o'clock, a very decent looking Man dropped down dead as he was crating' front Greek -greet to Crinipton.fireet, Suho. He was' taken to St. Ann's watch bottle, where he was bled twice, but to no purpofe, as he was irrecoverably gone. It face appears that his name was Men: ; that he has left a wife and fmall family ; and that he worked with MIDI. Kemp and Perry, coach-makers, in Long Acts, wt ere he was very mgcls refpaled as a filler, indußrious, honed man. . Saturday a young woman of interefling ppear- 1 ance, named Hamm., WAS taken to Marlborough. ftreet Police Office, as a fortune teller : the prifuner Tended in a court in Poland-heel, and appears to have had raft praftice atrumga the credulous (errant maids of the neighbourhood. She cnnfellcd the of fence, obferving that, haring hem (educed and aban doned by a young Nobleman, flw had refor led to this as her only meal.: of procuring bread. She was con stifled to Eridewell fur two months. _ _ Lottery Offices at the Royal Exchange and Cornhill, were ftripped of their Shares at Satnrday mot fling, in confequence II the rapid and unprece• dented demand which the prefent favourite and grand State Lottery Scheme has ft-claimed. In this 1... t y Tickets and Slimes ate cheaper, and intrinfically, , welds more than in many former Lotteries. STATE OP THE WHEEL. Three Prize. of Twenty Tlinuf.ind Pounds. Two Priz..-1 of Ten Thoofoul 1 beet Prises of I ire Thoufand Pounds. Ebert Prize% of One Tknufand Pour.dit. t.' ht PfIZCI of fire Hundred Pounds. &c Ike. Ike. Third Day's I)rawing, Wednefday neat. Tickets aed Shares, awed undrawn, on Sale at all the Licenfed Offices. TWLIITY CAP:TAL NMl—And only Eight days to Draw :—A enema:lnce never before k n own..- HOILIISIT and Co. rerpeatully acquaint the public, that the Demand Sbare)., at their Ori,ce, has been fo allimithingly great, (Ince the ‘Vheel went round. that thr Crourtiidi , hrts for the Pottery hare been fo obliging a s to order the Clerks, who Ramp the Cures, to attend two hours estra in the day, for the general arcnninioJation of fupplying the public. 'rickets and Shares, warranted un,lrawn ate now on file, at lientMev and C , .'s, 76, Corr hill. The Ticket, N. 20,714, drawn on Saturday n Plitc (.4 tu:4l. seas r. 1,1 41,1 te l imeteJ at hiss's office., \•. 4, and Nn Charill , kernfs, what undrawn Tickets ani Shares uuy he had until Wednesday stinedirF nest, Nine o'clock, when tl.e Third Drawing will begin. The wheel is iramenfcly rich. as aipears by the following nate Three Prises rf fs.a,ay •Ihoofou.,l Pouo.la, Twn,.( Tett l hrn L.nd l'oo• 4.. 11.trr t.' hvr Th•olfand . 1 bet of Onc 1 loneat on the snit ult. at &abut:La C'esk, the IJuths.', at N4Pcbcl eft, da diogbter. From ik LONDONGAZETTB, Sett. sp. MILITARY Pit.OMIOTIONS. WAI.OFWICI WWII,' 29, titct+. bTAFF. Jehn,Drelle, Gent,to be an AS Rant•Commiltay of Stores, Pro vibes, *Ad Pomp to the EOM's Coirottifftoob ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nwfulk.--Loddutt Voluoteer Infantry. Rkbard Clary, Oeut. to be linfuln; vice Crane, reigned.. betud May ea, Ike. ..,sth Battalion of Volunteerilnfantry. Thomas Militants Woodward, !•.lq. w be Lieutmant•Colonelr ; Conamandaat ; Philip Lewis Powell, Eft to be lieutenant-Co-. losiel; Thomas Withers Gill, kfq. to In. Major. Dated June s. Pioneers attached to the 3d Regiment of Yeomanry' Cavalry. Crifp Brown, Erg. to be Captain; Daniel Bloom, Gent. to be Lbw= lit; William death, Chat to be Secuud Dated July rB, Oka. Dilmounted Sharpfhnoten attached to the fame Regiment. Captain Davidlsr4on to be Captain. Dated July tp, aka. William Couch PilLine, Efq to be Ditto. Dated July ao, Henry Harmer, Gem. to I.IC latidellalit. Dated Augult 'Sod. James Sayer, Gaut. to be Emend Lieutenant. Dated Augult ay. Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Ini.sistry. Edward Taylor, QM. to be Fags; Benjamin Walter, Gent.e• • Be (Larter•ftlatter; the Rev. John Bowman to be Chaplaiar Danaa June 6, ilia+ South Repps Volunteer Infantry. John Creme, Efq to Captain. Dated July so, aftc.4. Thunias Everett Daman', Gem. to be I.kutenant. Dated Au- Cult 21. 1804.. Loth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Hayward Poole, IA to,he Adjutant, with the Idievet Rank of Captain. bated Augull 28, 0304. Lynn Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. William Great, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June ail, skim. Norwich Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. otcnaut William Baton babe Captain, eke Bartridge,rilliMedi Licata:ant N'iltiant Clayton Leak to be Captain, vice Herring, ielitoed ; Enfign George Adams so be Lieutenant, vice Bacon promoted; Enlitn W slbam tiwring to be Lieutenant, vice Lesala, promoted. Dated Aura 30, Iho4. Hingham Volunteer Infantry. The Rev. Richard Bock Matthews to be lieutenant; Thomas Butt, Gent to be lindgu. Dated Auguß 31, 1804. Commiaions in the IR Battalion of Ayrihire Voltirt. teer Infantry, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Binning Bell to be Captain, eke David Kennedy, re fit:bed; Enka John It far tube tkutenant, vice Binning Bell, promoted; 'antes Donaldfon, Cent. to he Enlist:, vice Join 'rarer, promoted. Dated September a.. iBO4. Conitnifilon figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.--Latti of Scray Martin Demay, Gent. to be Adjutant, vim Farber, :aligned. Dated Antall 28,:130.1. CuMniieltqls in the Royal Lancafhire Militia, Signed by the Lord Lieteenant. To be Deputy Lieutenauts--Henry Efq. Dated De cember 12. :833. John Ireland Illachbame,Efq. Duel Anguft sa, 1214. ad liattaliou--George Barton, Gent, to be Enbtri. Dated July 14 Thomas Lowe, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated July tb, 3d Battalion—Samuel Hawarden Fazakuicy, Efq. to be Lieute nant Colonel; Robert Newton bbawe, Efq. to be Major; Wil liam frallna, hit; to be Captain. Dated July a 4,1504. Commiflion in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, Signed by the Lord Warden. Dated September ty, 1804. • Fnfign William Stapleton to be Lkaitenant, vice ferris,promutid. Conimitlions in the Royal Third Lincolnihirc Militia, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ . _ _ kithnny SA:We'd:so, E(q to be Captain. Dated Migull 9, slios. John Rudkin, Gent. to be Lkutcuont. Dated Sept. 4. 1844. Commillions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of.Lincoln.—StanifOrd Volunteer Infantry. Williant Broughton, hfq. to be Copula, vice l'orkitagtoll, rc Signed William Brown Ibtatin, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Mac Estsigh. ton, pro:natal. Decd Anna 27,1604. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nom t 7. Thomas Cole, of ❑agenham, EGia, baker, dealer and chapmen, at ten, at London. Danner 10. John Stork. Thomas Whitby. and Matthew Bone nll, of Great Driffield, Yuri:Rare, merchants. rurn.faitton., co. parent-as, dealers and cbspmen, at ton, at GI ildhall, Landau. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Browne, of Limb, boolddler, Ratiorer aed William Ludlow the younger, of A ndovcr. I bats, wlne•anerd,an IfAt.`KRUP Willhm Llewellin and ROwKs Painful', of Drifted, linen-drapers, dtakrs, chapmen, and copannera, to rut render Odtoher t i, t a, and Nuectrhel to, at claven, at the Rummer Tavern, Drifted. At taratice, Malls. Jenkita and J ames, New Inn, London, Mcßee Clarke and Son, or Dani:i It:triton, 11,111.1. John Henry Schneider, of llow.lane, London, merchant, Oeloher fs, ao, and t•bar. to, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atttonty, Come, A:l:tin-Friars. John Feiglith,uf Wifbeaeb, Camhriek!efttire, wine-merchant, dealer and ehapman,o4ober 9, to, and Nov. to, at eleven, at the What Hay 'l . avern, lishteßtnooputo Hull. Anomie', Nr..ilra. J. and M• Prichttt, Killa•-aa-upon-Hull; or 14.1.f1ia Wathitot sod Cowrer,lineolo's.lnti, London. George Stratton and Henry Stratton, of BLachrriars-Road. Sarre,. houniongets and copartners, deniers and charm., 04.6er I a. at ekvon, Odt,.ber tj, at ten, and Nov. to, at one, at Guildhall. Attonny, Mr. Meywaret a Ousrlotte-ftreet, Hasektriars-litoad. Jahn Jones of Narorrort, Salop, initholder, Whet, drakr and chap man, Odder is, at four, 04ohrr la, at ten, and Nov to, al dews, at ti ,c Elephant ::nd Cattle Inn, Newport. Anomie", Mr. Morris, in Newport; or Mr. Dotbaw. I flooln's Ina, I.ondon. John Cutler of Ntaidllone, K. sit, linen..draw, dealer ..nd chap. roan, o:l,:ther a, fs, and Nov. sta,at nn, at Guildhall, London.— Attorney, Mr. Charles rlartran,WinesOLlte.scutirt, Hut-11feet. Joky!' °Mtn, of Holborn, Loudon, watch-al:that and Jeweller, daunt and Human, Otto& r 9. 'l3, at ten, and Nov. to, at eleven, at Goilaball. Attorney, Mt. Taunton, Na at, 1.4.4. Oren ,Strand. 11' illiAnt Dodd, bee of Oaford (tree, panes of St. Mary.ls-Donne, 34iddleke, carver and gilder, dealer and eltaptiuu, 0464 t a. 1:,, and Nov. to, at oat, at Golklhall. Anemic), Mr. WaLthas, Saliftrury-ftreet, Strand. (This Oarette alto contains his Majtily's Order in Council, al lowing. for the (pace of three rotor the farther anw.nation hislta, call Lists, horns, tallow, and wool, (s acept :tattoo wool) — to commence loons the Syd of o:tuber.) KSitIiM'ALL-.Av0.1%. u!O4. Synod of T IE nf Orkney being met and connituted, ton► into conlidcration the late want that prey:kW among the people of this country, and the means which bad been adored du its removal, sod unaniniuolly agreed to the retitle dant —I. Received. That the want, of the pc..pir had atiten (rem the (ailment the left two clops. not only ot grain, of Pinata , , from the low price of tattle, tin (cant, Ilientir. and the finall en cowmen:tut glean foe the itumulidiate of Linen acid Linea Yarn, and that The only Mute, dont which the& wants could be (Kohl) hipplied was the great fold of the OattOti. to whale 'tech had l.p• pity Neon obtained by the let moat c tee of his Ma} Ay. and iL. hu manity the Inti trial l'adiatntot, on the application of mean Inhofe zeal in chit matter rt Staled anthem math lament. 2. Re Weed, That the fopply thus granted by 4.lwr, foment wa. neccirary and rearms-4W., and had the rfliatt to remove the rbect• fitt,s of the peui !At 1101 to impair their Maloney ; and that, in nrJer completely to ei.toer the Lummie impart loteeadoi, It I, reqocßed that the fapply be continued t U tech tint 66 the ropla can with ratty A.ve ~r morfr for iubriarecr to the new crop. A. iterolved, 'Etrit the 1A...L.1.i the byirol, In their own 'rime, end that .4 ti.rir people. golf Ia KrILI4 to his t.• the Wight Heat. 1 ord !hunt... the Rs; ht Hor. the Lora .1..tr0 erre :I.l!ito , Lan.l. the C..sotiot rye ot (Ohm y (;rotkoato 6f I dia • boreli, %Vithasokat, i/Lrielc t•I I I.t (KT, jafflltTl , W•li•O s facto: foe Ind Dumb.% ,nd htr 0:..e• hut.ratite of Orkucy, who elicited theut.elvia, h. obationag thi. le,loo Weedier. 4 Ret.lvad, That theft refaiatko• to• ritard la eke I madam anJ I.*lnt . - kat/se44 truia tks Miami*. of tle ,17 , w4 of o , lsey 1.7 JOHN DUCUTD, SysipeCittk. CArrne intrrittitOttrATl, titisB9•Mtgair, , ciamtlioz6, 46 . lis . • • TO IlleFOLlJlfjlf A 1•J •I • By Mac-. WAR!' AusiltitiA's • 1 .1:( • At OurfiraY% Coffee-book, no Tierday Odobaj twelve (tiv oriler cf the'A Ram es). 'ln "Tivelants. A CAPITAL t'REEHOLD LIERCANTILg' RESIDFNCE, with fpaclous Warthemies. and likable Ac. tommodatioa., r a numerous t i l rdpedishte tflatilihmerst,ntwe eligibly &wok sn Wool.ilreet, No. I. ailjoinlog to ebeaplisle, So the occupation Of Meas. Helps and 'Lewis, ‘111.44..fa1e Dtaises. ; on Leak for a Term of objets shunt nilieterii years ate oneipbod, t the yearly Rent of Three Notated and Pata n rounds; fi.h . fret to the Life &lam Si a Lady aged go. Mould lime fundie llv b :band. aged 46. A didirolde Freehold Dwelling Houk. with roomy Wareficinfe, • No. a. Wood-ilieet, adjoining the above di th e occupation of Mr. Hayrni.billi and Rbbon-Wesver.on Leak Ihr iTs i rot Whisk expires at Michaelmas nest,st the yearly Nutt set Seventy Foolish lubjeti to the fame Lik F.Kate. l'o be view“l with leave uf the Tenabo,Ontsircen the Cunt. Si eleven and three. four days prseednig the r 444. w ben pi hued Fan. fielders may be bad of Mr, wiry. .;i t Gass Mears aid Lloyd's CuifeestAsfes ; and nft Asiateliteeva, Win. ehettersitreet. .• _vl,2 A CERTAIN CURE Km .eop,es, INFALLIBLE GERMAN AN.PIiAIST ER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt e x cell ent REMEDY Is fo certain of its Efficacy having neverhaled, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If it does not eradicate the Cora. ro,t and branch, ro strums rue mover. And he' egs leave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage ut the iinabcrkfs caclous Ointments, datives; (Si. as many Isandrcardatillaed pet. fans can unify, among wham am foam of the firtt chuaMers se this kingdom. Sold Whaler:de imct Retail by 11'.Attell, Nts. t, Finch-fan;, new the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavillock. arca Mr. ilkm, No. 39, St. James'earect; Mr. Mart No. vi, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward. Nu. Jae. Holborn,' andicbeels and Cn. No. ago. Oxforti-lbrect. At Briltol, by Mr. Ikttglo and hir.SSeppard, Bookfellmo Bath. 14 Huard...boot/Seller and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Barter, Sor th . Bridge. Portia and Gaped% Mr. Httrdinee. 41verpool, by Mr. Clare. priuter,and Mr. Jones ,bostfeller, Poettntouth. Mr. Motley. booldellee. And by no/ of the Vaiders Mcdi.-ince Faalasi -FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHE iMATISMS. der &ix DR. STEERS'S 0 rt)DPLDOC. CAUTION. —On the outride of the Wrapper- eta each Bottle of the real hkslicine, a Ramp hilted, in whack is eagraved . F. Newlscry, No. 4S. St. Paul's," and aver Me Cork of the Bottle a Label is Faded, with Mae Words, . Dr. Stenisis Opodeidoc,prep:.red by F. vcwbcry." All thole width arault without their d:fignatintis are gent . .. Counterfeits. The Public are rcqueltod to attend to this Caution, in conk.- quake of an Intpofirinit which Isio been pr-aired by retain Voi der. of Medicine. who, under cover of a coom dim. in took with Mr. Newbery's Hoare. have not only fold in London, Lai by tra- Mug round the Country, have differninated through the Rod Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantities of a twines preparation of this Opodeldoe; in the falls of Wreath)°, of whkh the Names of 1)r. Steers, of Charing Crofs, and Mr Newbery, of St. Paul's Chwch.yard, arc made ufc of, in seller the more corn ;sickly to de:tive unwary Parch Jas. The genuine Opodeldoe is prepared and fold by P. Newbcry Sons, No. 43, St. Paul'. on the Ceacti-way, a few doors from Cheapfide, Londimin B:wtles, price se. 6d. each, duty included; and by there Venders oily in the Country who od the real Mc dicine under its appropriate Stamp. ' - -------- AUTUMN PHYSIC: NOTHING being mole wattled at this reaf'nn nf the year than a Purifier of the Blond :bat Will madlitekg tnoit eruption now generally make their appearance es thofe who are .iilifted with a Secebotie Complaint.** II With hie finite pleafere we announce the fuortft that has attetWed the admi niltration of Dr. BRODUId . II BOTANICAL Senor. Another sm. tort far prefenting thi. Addrefa to the Public is. the knowledge that if t h e Botanical Syrup is taken in time, It will prevent the (terra fits of itses wi I h always prevail in this and [itemising month'. The Botanical Syrup egedtually cures Evils, Caeca% Lep-4y. Sermitulout Complaint', estreitt mercury out tic the Sydem, though ever fu fulitilly fttuated, and eves in cafe where Salivation bat dof care in the tong haveterate Venereal Gear plaints. 'Lie many thoufand cute. performed by ibis invaluable Medicire may be daily free ht the Loudon and Bath Paper,. esd sift, in the Pamphlets which may he Led at the Mae (gratif)-. The Botanical Syrup and Reftwative Nerweit Cordial to be bag at the knife, Nu. 9, Albion-ftrett,Biatithiars Rood, in bottles se al as tin and (a. duty includyil. N B. A. D. tins v t on, the proprietor, ((n of Dr. Sveintes. Fchow of the Royal College of l'hyliciany„ London) mayhems. (sited Lew tot:1113, or by letter containing the algal fee. A Five Guinea Bottle contaies Gs at 1211. Eatraft of a Letter from South Harting. &tire:, ro Spilfburris Difpenfary, Sohn-fro at, London, dated May T. 6, 1 Sa4. ILaboured tinder kLeutnatifin for many years= three VMS ago It obliged MC ender& from my oecivation. the remedies of medical men for a conGolerable time; they wave vs ithaut the propokd tifeS. Ibe p.da affeded violently my herb. thiLlus, and right arm, fo that I become helplefs. hi thalami (fate three months inure clapfed trying Lie pracri itleto of the Fa— culty, when I procured • bunked Spildoury sAaetifeorbetic Dears I recovered fo much (being in low eircundlanen) I applied term fur a bottle; you were 'leafed to aldose:by fending me. large any for the favour of which I have the pketure to inform you, under the liAlGng ul Hc.tven yl l have been rcttored thi.fe two years pato wothout any relapfe out cv er, to health, Itrength, and Loopier. mein. Should it be uoceffsay, lam avilWtg more folernoly to awe! this. THOMAS BLACKIIURE. Q'ltndi.•' a the Curc. Kew. J. 131-acsasa..l, Mistlltcr of the Palm. Wet.t.tan 14.1Azwaat., Churchwardens. 1011 N Rtncnatolit, N. B. The ktter, with the origkral fignatore, may be reef A sntstntar ' a IHfp.nfary. Sohu4co tn., where the Patent Nictlinitq with black tlanipi, la fold at g% ltd.; toe.; and it. al. duty htds!• cif. Any (Zeit-4 with thtcr•Aatnpa Atoll bs Injurious imitaions. HAVING dedicated milelf to the Rudy, and ben' ratified by the moil coodderable pradiee in Mat hermit which I thought teepee to fried, I trait Mat I have licensor' mil employed my time then thofe who. to the erretillee bead of the proftflion are °coalman innnefed in uncertainty. and emus aeons atin that Weeds which b acquired by concentrating the bitethottos/ prwer to one eialb of Weeders. The armies of DEBILITY an pecultarly &girlies for they bring with them a train of canto:Moot frowtoers. and, by a de prriSon of all vita energy, tolltrocc Itfclf beetimesemidttenal Whether they 'rife from the prerakose of SI ewer*. think/too tise habits of lehnohbays, or the Indulgences of casualty, obey se• quire the toed afhluous prafelßonal kill i but Zy Ihe terissexa of uoichmated Duo. the fyingtmosare asseseatai, sad the emir union la dclltoyel Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of Stilt GEOM. I ground my protections on regularity of educed oat sad palf4 l ll ei , ry privilege to prattice. I feel snyfidf •seitted t o that iteentesee with which limey Moreno been k.librr+Ly hotasseal In the Mit (volutions of Mod weasel...early &mikados fat mom the calamity of a &Wasted frame; tan b.n• she WU fater, fr.m a enesicloamefs of the uomanlhorte of t!.. wee whirl+ carted his mistrinune, is foetal of the esirren.ut a. fsouly phyhelan. arid broods one hi. tatieriite rib mr...tos ••••- roilaxt.t. U nitta Le fah.fatflory for ht., to he *Rom' a.r oo w •• capare.ay of trostmait. Nut alio of the molt blemeb'e keret? Aha io rer , rot Vatcrtal Conapialors It is poldrile to rrenb-sit pato. &neer or &Ants ; in the molt coomistated Mee It 1. the acquire. RUM( of tied:if-re rtpertenee hi ttds hoc to ',teas La. (sago. and loctdv te sitablithment loiter the otsmtage of this expertise' tieMnee of ether fel oho are OPidlell writh any bird rat t)csuiry, of at y (ramose of VnNialt f. AL taltht:TlON. tad Is at Wes the terms of noes. amuse SR flood on the firf! livereimr. P Mints in the country are exp0...4 to bale a !kaftan!, ad are t•cuetled to Ire, thrb ape and a:Siva of kyles. MARTIN MBE, It ens! et of tic Royal Coarse et Saipan, Is liesima u Nn s an.- eel Oren. Errand mat Temple Bar itiOM WA 1'4.14 LL/NIX)I4 PRIMA IN) 1114111kOlk Moraine Aflerniox l4 stlwer• she. t LONDON! hinted acid pobithiel by LEV ItL ILI sir. ( 0 Cr" tseAmT.y~~te~e,, Lambeth), et the ere,• Orates, *a I. Otter Ore m nbaghed a* at As STA& Orms, Tagteiee• BP