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~. . . • - . • , id ON THE NITHSDALE VOLUNTEERS. pe bet ..------ Tune, " the woninle.tHuftar" fat . . 1 . --- w 1 Atonic r hold Britons. the proud Gaul's intention i 1.. t o lard if h r can. on nor Melt peacttul more; rij i i To ht ti: ft to repel him, he all our c sintention, in Though u idow; and or; ans our fate may deplore. N 1 . What'. mall the proud tyrant with Moiling menace nk Ti His threats we &rink, and we hand's US fear.; N . ? I Though his eaves may furround Mm , they never will face ' s, , and Britons, and brave Volunteers. Our fathers 'Tem bout bt with their blood, and I l ea mall be fold. bectieath'd an invaluable treatur e, b r i We are Freemen , rs i 1 1 We ebertt the portion, and view it with pleafure, C • And well die to &fend it like Bri•ens of old. e 1 The Corbean tyrant has (worn to enthral on, 1 I And make us his have., like the plodding Mynieem; lhit, true WOOF country, whatever bed us, i 1 : Well live and die Freemen--and et Volunteers. i Rome may Nutt of the heroes who guarded her coins, I A n d Helvetia may boat of her patriot TELL ; But Brita n can match them in numerous boll% Who love both their freedom and country aswell. Ye NITIIpALL brave heroes, from pVtiOts descended, Alien your proud title In fight of the foe; By 14 fupported, protedled, defended, les bkrnig be with yeti wherever ye go. i /day the beams of bleft Freedom Dill eadden our legions; And all Mr true Cons tweedy balk in bet rays: While Gauls with their buffing vette In their Jail' region. And nation,: furtountling fee, wendt.r, and gaze. . While Nizes filver Dreams glide tat to the ocean. And each tree on her w anks its tnp proudly wears: • Tbc S A ID in MS cot, the puree. devotion, Will this chant the praife of her brave Volunteers ! at a. T. ---------- LAW INTEi LAYENCE. .------- . COURT OF CHANCERY, otitscor, Ammar fa. 7.. RD V. SH &MOAN. This cattle relates to the concerns of Drury-lane Theatre, wh cb, two years :ince, octopied fo large a porn nof the time of the Court. Sir Richard Ford, . ' his . . Graham, Mr. Wallace, and others, were appoi n. led nukes under a deed, dated nstb June, 1793, and the fur viving Artifices were the Petitionet on the pre tent nceafion. The ohjea of the petition west° o stain for the ores of the nun the fnen of 13471. Iss which, under the di/Eldon of Mr: Sheridan, had beet pid into the hands of Mars. Croats and Co. by Mr Tofbrook. the brake:per of that Theatre. Eaten private Boxes had been refereed to Mr. Sher ida tain putn, a n, the produce o f theft was to be applied to cer poles aerated in a deed. to which William Adam Wq. ItineoCounfel. was appointed truflee in Januar silos, when the deed was executed. But befitiestbei • Etta boxes, ten others had been feparated off, an , she profit arifing on there was the furn fisted. By tl original deed of 5793, all the profits, excepting wh related to the& fif t een bow. were refereed for tl sue ei the early Creditors, and the qttellion was, wl thee the apropriation of thefe additional boxes di ar did not, interfere with the exclufive rights thole creditors i The rights of thefe parties were I • • sly explained in the null deed of Sir Rich: _Ford and Isis co-trufleeh but. on the order of CouptofCliancery, made on the 7th September. 18 it will be recolleaed, that in the formation of 1 , voluminous of der, the Lord Chancellor did not In his judicial capacity, but in the charafler o • friend, or an atbitrator, to adjuft amicably the i tenth of the contending parties. It was a fad), i wo regular judicial proceedings could be protect io die Coutt of Equity on a concern of this pr gi.uss magnitude, where the parties interefied wet • t ' ° f numerous, that notwithilanding the diligence isle couciliating.and in collcaing them, not one five-I drechh part was placed under the jtsrifdiaion of Court. Whatever might be the authority is which that order appeared, the kind intentions 0 • C.hancollor were fully manifelled. and it has bee tended with the molt beneficial effea. Sons: rot regularity has been introduced into the income ts i expendittne, and this fplendid initituti on has abundantly conducive to the entertainment o public. MI. RICHARDS, for the Petitioners, explain nature of ilse deed under which they were appoi Two (billings and ll:pence for each eight of • i 1 fai mance was to he.given to the proprietors. fir/ : 1 mi nio ns wer e to be granted to t hem, and a re pc was to be made for the expences r the progreffive receipt.. One hundred and thoufand pounds had been tailed upon mortgag , it thould be laoful for the proprietors for the being 2 to &mile and grant any boxes in' the int ti new Theatre to a number not exceeding fillet newa'• ' , night be made of thefe grants, but no , 1 ~1 1 taut beyo of iourteen years. The, money an from t....:e boxes was. from time to time, to k into the hands of Mars. Radom. Hammerile Co. and was to be applied to the embellifinto the Theatre. The Treaftwer was to receive t my refulting from the nightly receipts, and depoto it in the hands of the bankers. 'By th Ur. Nolte was appointed Trealurer, and Mr.( a \ was joined with Neff' s. Ranfom and Hann ' l, • the hankers. The notices, confidefing this I ' ' 53471. Ica. for there extra boxes, belonged t and the fame being withheld, thought they ! other panto aa, last to apply to the Conic five the intereds at the creditors, to whom ti i terible. li 1 Mr . Ttowee, o n th e fame !.e ' laid, that tees founded their c laims on the deed of 17 that the fullfequent older in i Boa, did not at rights. nor was it within the power or jos ite the Court to affei thole rights.—Notwitittlat I gpod effects of the ord er of Cola, kdeF.eir a "den in the renter's accounts, and it WAS 1 quence of the importunity of there claim efent appl;otion wa. made. The Learn rithen recited, or:told:lively, the items to t Order of Chaocett elsended, and 1 , .r emir the priority to which the rcfpeelive 4.redour titled. The money kr thelc extra bows, ~ ri2.an Fr .r. 1e..1 ti , apply to tie creditors t 11 - fired ct i 2. Ti.e I.' .0 L. Cu. ablelf s. ense." NViiat I vs . en I . H. .:- J , i I.J.r, xiia•, t.. dire& la tut y.,:., t.: .. 1..,i11 , ..d ...., Me ;o lo: c n'i!lcn leaning of all the deeds and itlßrnMentt which have een hr.n.ght before the Court, concerning thit h er - erty, beginning with the deed of .793 ; you re c indult your argument cortedly on this matter. 'hen you Rateyour pretentionson that rriginal deed." Mr. TRows&-.. if they who oprfe this have 1 right to the rum in queilian, it mita either be ex coi gn:as, or from fome inherent right in Mr. Sheridan. Now there is no fuch contr act, and Mr. Sheridan has no right, while there is the deficiency , Rated. His right is only to the furplus." The •ATTORM lY GENERAL, on the behalf of the Defendant, (aid, the quetlion was, if the orerd of h i s s ILordfhip did or did not aired the property of the boxes. The words of the order defcribed how the great proportion of the produce is to he appned, but defrgnedly excludes the rents of thefe boxes. That order applies the nightly receipts ; but this was no part of fuch nightly receipts. In thi, cpieilion. tslr. Sheridan was not perfeinally concerned ; the real par ties were under Mt. Wm. Adam.% deed of .Boz. Now what had been their real fituation ; prior to that time, Mr. Sheridan had been very hardly prelied by them, they had followed up their claims in courts ofjultice, many of them had oblained judgment. and the wardrobe, reentry , and complicated property of the Theatre, were carried to numerous executions ; the whole was in immediate dang of er beirg emptied, difmantled, and dilapidated, under jh difcontent and violence of there claimants. In this fituation, to pre vent the ruin of the whole concern, the deed of 18ox was executed, and thefe creditors were appealed. It *as the intention of all the parties, that thefe boxes fliorild be excluded from t he general null of .793. The parties to that trust were summoned by public adierfifement, and Sir R. Ford, with leveret others, attended; with their concurrence the deed of 180: was executed. Mr. Sheridan, in his affidavit, fubmit• ted to the attention of the Court his view of the elm defign of all the parties, and the converfation be bad with them, as explanatory of their intentions. - They aged in a way which obvioufly manifelled, that they were fat isfied with the legal and equitable claimsof the creditors, under the deed of 18oa. and with the mode in which theft demands were to be difch4rgeel. Mr. ALaxasata and Mr. Psoctorr having follow led on the fame fide, The Loan CIIANCICLOR raid, be was petrel:lly faisfied, that the words nightly receipts were not intended to coniprife the rents of the fifteen boxes. There was a patent to be paid out of the effens of 6001. a-year ; and when the new house was elle blifhed, it was exprefily firbjeit to all the arrears of Old Drury. Then came the deed of t 793. and it contained a great variety of engagements;• and, among there, tlipttlations between Mr. 'Sheridan, the Trait - lees, and the Renters. His Lordfbip then entered into a long detail, examined the fubtcquent engagements, and compared thcfe with the order of September, 18oz. He noticed, that in this order, under the Ityth article, the deed of Mr. William Adam was recognifed; he expreffed the anxiety of his mind, under the abfolnte impnllibility of doing juf ties c.o all the parties ; he laid no human patience or perfeverance, and even n o human exitlence, V:2S corn. petent to do it ; and lie concluded a iih difmilLog the IPetition. of HOLLAND V. TURBOT. The Plaintiffs were John Holland and Mary his' wife ; and Defendants, Thomas Turbot :and Eliza beth his wife. The two ladies were co-heireffes of John Burrnwes, Efq. but the condition on which the titans were to defccnd, depended on hating children by their refpeeive marriages. The Defendants had feveral children, the Plaintiffs had none ; and the ohjeft of this fuit was, on the part of the Plaintiff, to divide the property, and difpofe of it, which was re !ill ed nn tribal( of the Defendants, as, after the de ceisfe of Jilin and Mary Holland, a half of the moiety of the cave would devolve to them, or to their heirs. The covenants under which thefe panics claimed weir. made in the year 1770, and nukes were then appoinied to carry them into exe cution,., hut it was not known to the Counfel for the parties if the nukes w e re then living, or, Paould they be alive, if they were difpofed to aft. The LORD CHANCELLOR ordered that the Mafia n v o,ld enq uire if the trufiees were living, or"difprife‘f to aft ; and if they were ci h er not in mantes, or sot incline to uncle? tAke the truildie was to propofc newants. utters to fulfil the purples of the covenants. ;lte cau The Lords of the Admiralty have inflituted a pen fecutinn againft JOHN Cm•russ, aljnurneyman book binder.'of North Shields. for forging a Greenland protcCtinn, with a view of proteatug a finnan from being impreffed. Coaa Bit.t..—By Providential Interrifition in ma fosnifmg the elevia: of the pr , motets of the wicked, the people have been laved from a heavy berthen, the rapacity sad avarice of the Monopolifers ' in Grain would have rendered infupportable. In the thape the Bill appears now, it defeats therrobjen,and the extenfion of an unreltriEted import to the t sth of November mutt be attenued with the ulna bene ficial cOnfequencei, particularly to prevent the ad vance in price with which the community were In 'daringly and infultingly threatened. fo loon as it was known that the original 81l was to commence its operation on the tsth of Auguß. The Public are well aware that a very great flock of our home 'growth remains on hand, but it is not cell:illy known that the w.riehonfes in London and Liverpool are groaning hinder the load of Foreign Grain, no (mall part of which has been (toted toll three years. — From the ports of Danttic, FAing, and Konig. (berg, at leapt five hundred thnufand (latters may be expelled to arrive in there kingdoms before the • sth of November, and probably one half M. , fC of that el irmitity from the lower ports of the Baltic ; add to this the profpett of a molt plentiful harried ; and, we may •titt..tre to fay, the evil day is removed for a conlid:ti.ilile period. Nevcrthelcfs, it is ti' he hoped that it will he one of the firit olds of the L e gitlatine o n its next meciina to repealthie law altogether, taking it entirely in arel",%ioitsand moral print of view, ss oh ut any other conlid,ration wh..tercr; for it will not he denied that i‘rililiing indifference into the inintlii of the people towards the bounties of the ALstinary, to makcilieniciffel theirprayersfur obtainiog ..leoty,when i hat plenty may he tendered a conicity to them, are msaltires which tr.ty be prodalive of the molt bane iil ettett .. This important fuhj-!ft 111411 be refumed due tone, aid it is loped that the Preis will con its latidabh• aed !politest copilots in advocating mar) there Ind the the the did, not 802, . this not a 8 er of a the in. that :utcd prodi were in led in the under of the been at Jort of •me and of the toed the' iinted. of per• 'Tee.a4l - nut of id fifty Age, and the time Mended :en • rc- 10t for accruing be paid ley, and iments of the mo was to the order Coombe medley, turn 44 to thcm, hAd no to pre they were I the WS -793. and iti.tt their Idittion of inuing in conic ▪ed C4)un ,..hich the • irom it *um Cr.• h! ,e undo a inten!..! Inch an .t. nt w;01 DUBLIN, /VG. Saturday night,. Mr. Pnixtv Brame, ordnanceo B ore -keeper at Tarbert, was found dead n door of his lodgings in Creagh-lane, Limerick. On inveßigaring the caufe of his death next day, by the Right Woithlptul AMTMUL VIMCAMT, be Efq mu& have Mayor, AS Coroner, and a Jury. it appeared raifed up the window of his bed-room, and, having but one arm, fuppofed lislt his equilibrium, and fell thereout, in confequence of which their undid! was', —Accidental Death. LaftWednefday evening the (tables of Mr.Taavra, of Blackall-(beet, took fire, owing to the triiling over of a pitch ot. F o rtunatel, by the exertions or Mr. Howl, o f t he Pipe Wat er Office, affißed by , Sir WILLIAM Worrortaorow and many other Gen tlemen, the fire was extinguifhed without doing any material damage. The•back concerns of Lord NO‘BUIT, at G irdi net's-row, were entered-on Wednefday evening by a few plunderers, who robbed the place of fume pto perry belonging to his Lorilhip. Tinulday mornits7, Captain Waxsow of the peace eflabfithment, in consequence of information, appre hended an impure, on wbom he found so 'guineas in Bank notes recently The frail fair. we ac knowledged that Ilse had purloined thole notes and others to the amount of 24 guineas, the night before fro a countryman with whom the bad an amour.— She m silo 'acknowledged that the had expended AI guineas of the money on old clothes in Nankai. Itreet. Mr. Witsos im mediately repaired thither, an d recovered the funs Co expended, and as a fair value bad not been given for fuel firm (the articles not being worth three guineas) , be apprehended the moratoria's , trader, and had him committed to prilun. Two offenders, .70Crs and APAlebase, e fcaped from the gaol of Weerford on Sunday laR. The former is one of thofe • ao lately broke out of the New Pri am, in Green-hreet. Firma Burks and Malrfell Rye., for the murder of Simon Ilansmond, were left for execution, at Limerick. CAUTION--At the late Exeter affize;, two appren tices to a farmer in Devortfhir e. Were tried up n in diaments, charging them with falfely declating, upon their enlifling themftives into His Majetly's Marine Forces, that they were not apprentices ; thereby fraudulently obtaining the bpnnty ufually given to Marine Recruits, with intent to cheat and defraud His Majefly of the fame. The fads being clearly proved, the Jury found them guilty, and they were each fenreneed to pay a fine, and to be impri- Coned for the fpace of three calendar months. As a warning to Apprentices, againft this fpecies of offence, which is becoming too ficquent, it may not be improper to add, that the Court has power to pnnifh offenders of this defcription—with the pil lory, whipper, and even tranfportatinn. Friday night fall the inhabitants of Egbam and its vicinity were greatly alarmed by a peal of thun der, the lcudeft and moll terrific ever remembered : it failed upwards of a minute, and was millaken by many perfons for the chock of an earthquake ; indeed its &efts were nearly fimilar. Moll of the honks were thaken by the violence of the (hock, and in Come of them, the occupiers really inutgined the whole of the rafters and joins were cracked. Monday, in the afternoon, a riot broke out among_ the labourers at Poplar, originating from a difpute they had amongst themfelves, which was the bell place, and belt men in, Connaught or bluntter. There being feveral hundreds of them armed with bludgeons, the Civil power was called out to fupprefs the tu mult. Two of the moll aBive of the rioters being fecund, the telt difperfed. The two men were taken before a Magiatrate, where ['sewing much con trition, and promising to condua themielves with propriety for the future, they were difcharged with an admonition. On Thurfday evening, at a public-boofe at Ban:: Top, in Manchefler, a peth.ra (truck the maid fey vane fo violent a blow on the, head with a hair broom, as to frafture her fkull in a dreadful man ner, infnmesch that her life is defpaired - of. The girl having Rruck a dog b elon g in g to the offender, for dirtying a room, was the occation of his cum the rafb A dreadful thunder-florm took place at Chipping Sodbury, on Friday 1.111, which ferioully alarmed the inhabitants of that place. Mr. James Wickham, a butcher Irving thtre, had three fine (beep (truck dead with the lightning, which was extremely vivid and awful. A young man, in the aft of throwing a wheel barrow full of (tones into a lime kiln, pear Wotton-ander•Edge, was in a moreeot Muck dead on the edge of the kiln, and precipitated headlong to the bottom. It is a remarkable citcumflanee, that, though his clothes were not ringed, his body was but nt in a dreadful manner. Lath week, a common beggar, known by the name of Scotch game, paired throngh Liflceard, on her way to Falmouth, having, it is furpoted, a pars from Mancheller, for that plaice. She had a fine livlt girl, about three years and a half old with her, whom, front the dreadfui niage fhe gave her, it was fuppofed the had flol.tra. She was taken up by order of the Mayor of Liftsear , l, and fepatated from the child, who Welt talked of her own mania, at lntmet fetid the had a ga7den, that the gonfcb7tvics were gone horn it; Paid that the had b-en at fclosl, that the could tell her letters, and fpcll a little. She was fent for to dinner by a gentlewoman of lallteard.and (At at table, and behaved as one ailed to Inch a Chet tine; laid, up , .n being h. 1.1 the was go.i.g dine at a gualewornas, the thotild not go with the old things put en her . by the na:ly new mammy that had her now. When ;tilted ltLr name, laid it was Ann Grey or Crey ; and, upon teeing a bonnet, laid i t was like her own man nta's Theic hats can be filly proved. AhLr Litt one tight, the woman was examined, A. .1 the L . .;.1 given tip to he; • the grounds i t futpictutt rv , t being thin ;ht thong enough to radii it, and tint a. cut on t-oardi Fal mouth. The chid is Its file .ks differentl) tra.m tl.e 1,•• talks brawl Scotch; 10)5 h.r mumn . .; i• aZ:a 111 C, bat this is her new mammy. When tanked o hete the bv.d, (4:.!-- " over there, by the barnacles." It ibis would give any clue to de. 1 .•fi...t. of the Lax, ati 1 , . • •,f rcfcuing her Irani I,ht of • afford us the higic-A L.a NT it"~iL LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNE,DAY, AUGUST t j. There were (event frefk arrivals of Wheat today, but fates was made at a further increak In price, t h o u g h feveral cargos of Dan. tzic are at hand. Rye fetch ed a ;setter price. Th,re was farce any Batley. Matt is getting up. In White Peak little &Latta:ion. Good famples of Grey Peak retched eos. The demand fur Oats made prime dimples is. dearer. Rape Seed was rather kigher.-• HMO has advanced full sa. per,fack finec laft week. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, jes. 68s. yjs. pet qr. Grey Peale 000.t0 cos. line Ditto. 765. ylls. 04. Bemis, 39s ees. od. Rye, 32,6. 356. ed. Tick Ditto jet. 395. Raley. 300. 3ja 61. Oats, as% 244. 216. Male, (..114 7 3*. mi. Poland ditto, 38. 298.0 d. White Peak, ees. sae od. Rape Seed, 371. to 391. per I L PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 6s. to fiss. Second, 555. to dos. per facle PRICE OP HOPS IN THL BoßptiGH. Bap 31 110 to 41111 I Pockets 41 4. to 3 1 3. PRICE of HAY and STRAW i n SMITHOELD, Meadow Hay, pey Load, . • 31. Ica tw el. go. Clover . - • 41. a ja. to I. to& tl. los:- Straw, per Load• . to 11. 18s. . ______i___---....—•--. PP.ONIO 131 r Alexander gin:octi, of Ullmortoli, Bart. Nay prcientea Mr. William Ritchie. preacher of the Gorper, to the t bora d 4thel•' flaneford, •acant by the death of the Rev. Mr. °oldie. 111.‘ttRIL On the 30th April, at Motivate Hoare, St. Vincent's, John P. Grant, Efq. to Mils Uurle. John . • Lately, at Waterford, Dolton, Efq. of Mount BAton, the county of Waterford, to hilts Ulu Dowers, it Dowers, of Profed, in thc county of Kilkenny. Thurfday, at Chriftchu , ch, Surrey, ClariftApher nodmontl, Frq. of Crefccnt place, New of Erldge.ct, to Mill v o ws t. elm d aug hter of John Efq. ot uravet.lane, Lately. at Bath. Anthony Cheamley, EGI. of S.ltcr Badge, id the County of Waterford. to Ma Kabala Nen/tome, dausLtr.ane the late Primate of Ireland. On the lob init. at Aylefburv, Paul Price, Efq. of !Mow, near . Bedfoad, to MN May Wheeler, of Ayiefburt, Ducat. • °Artist Sthisa..at Reading, the Rev. jokolt Maude. M. A. at Queen's College, Oxford, to Mrs. Mafia, %%door Of the late Rev. George Bella', D. D.• . • At Boartrichllli,Ayrikre, on Thurfday the ad init. Robert Rcr. hereon, Efq. cideft fon of Alexander Reberifon. Efq of Prentice. gnat, to Mira Glafgow, daughter of Robert Warsaw, Efq. of Mu untgrct n .n. . Loft wct k at Nalh, near Newport, Mr. William Arbey. at the advanced age of 111,2 relehrated Welch Poet, to Mild Aug trunks; of the fame place. On the sth infant, In his loth year, the Rev,ThomisTwi;lap, Reetor of St. Mary's, Colcheiter At Airdrie Houfe, co Friday the 17tItalr lsiifa S. Aitchefon. On the 4th intlant, at South Shlchly, In the County of Durham, Mrs. SliAdd,rclid of Wm Shield, tinging Matta, And mother tn. the compact of that name. On Wodnefd..y lA, the lith inft. at hit haute In Conduli Hanover-Noire, In the pH of life, Mite Denisthoa Hamilten youngeft thughter of John Hamilton , bfq..of llama Hall. in Ireland. Siturday lift, at Hungerland, en Homed from London to Bath. William Dimond, jun. Efq. Auzhor of " The Hero of the Nortk,'. " Hunter f the Alps." fee. Lately, at Plymouth, Mr. Hamblin, drown, ae yews( lately, who about twos/caw age was celebrated in a Lytle Odc by As tAretious Peter Pindar, on acenant of his ah:urd Correfpoudents, . with Mr. Addington. the late ittnilier. At Beetton, twar Nottingham, Mr. Wakens Hodges. He wa‘ a man ef a very laving tars of mind, and by an early Indulgence in this his favourite prepenfity, bad snuffed many thoefand poi principally in hard cafe left before bla death, be infon,ned bin daughter-Jo-law (Rho was the only perfon he would permit tti attend him) where his treafure was &poked, and to bar greet Joel tbe found feveral large Suns bid In various parts of the buikli which, but for the timely declaration of the old Gentkman, mi l gA have remained metaled for ages. At Sitio' *rib, on she std ult. Mir. Margaret Janet NlLead a daughter of the late Roderick M trod, fit of Cacti...ll At Cotes. on the 6th intl. the Right Hon. Lady Fliaabeth Cone - nineteen., daughter of the late William had of Glemcaira. At Aberdeen, Mrs. Wale, relict of the Rev. William Blake, of St. lenses's Chapel, Aberdeen. On the 4th init. at Farm, near Londonderry, Meter lerlistoals fon of Sir A. Fergufon. On the isilb of June lift, at Genoa. In the 74th year 'of his tees Jed'eph Brance:Efe nun yaws his liritannie Majcftja Coed General at that pine. Saturday laR, at Sebuckburgh Park, Warwickshire , Sir Georg Shuckburgh kvelyn, Bart. one of the Members for the County dr Warwick. • MOH WA nil Ar 'LONDON MIDGE TO-MGAIROW. Morita* • •••• ' • ss • Anst• Lfter ito Aftcrsoos .6 minutes alter 'FOR BRUISES, BRUISES, %manes. RHEUMATISM!, ke. Bah DR. STEERS'S OPOUP.LDOC. CAUTION, --.0n the outftJe of the Wrapper at each Bout . of the real M,dicine, a Ramp is fixed, to wtdch It engraved •• F. Newhery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and MCI' the Colt of the Bottle a Lelscl is palled, with thefe Worth. " Dv. Stoeris Opodeidoc, prepared by W. N tßberf. " MI thole which are fa* without thefe &Bin:dims axe gods Counteriats - The Public are revisited to attend to this Caution, In conk. (pence of an InepAtiost which has been praelif,4 by crania Ven ders of Medicine. who, ander cover of a a...timeline In trade wi tit Mr. Newbery's Made. bvve not only fold io London; but by tra velling tound the Country, have difientinated through the Retal Dealers io all parts of Woehg large qua-rthies of a fputtows preparation of this Opole ; In the BUN of Direetinos at which' the Nantes of Dr. Scum, of Charing Civil's, and Mr tfewliery,olf St. Paul's Ctiw el-yard, ars made vie of, in ceder the mere von. plet,ly to dative unwary Porohafers. T h e geneloe Dputitddat is prepared and fold by F. Newbery sod Sons, No. i 5, St. Peas, on the Coach way, a krr doors moot Clasopfste. London, lo Bottles, prieens. 6d. each; duty inchrled; I sad by thole Venders only lithe Country who oder the real Mc. , dick., soder its auprot r ilite Stasnp.____.____. .t•olirttinn wd !r vo ut.nsAlt• < u!.l i•n •f tfnf ^^• f?frllly pit yGci-t , un.l L...n.1 , 1 roc./ but t , ticnt• cc .I.l.untt it n at be fatrea:terf tx Mm to ccp,!•ints of I ruittalclll but .:tfn of the 14 At ret t t.• •rt ti ccr c 711111 t cateful cot: k frcrecy ec{rrlroc. t•• and n . 1)1.3t: 1 rl .re stte.vi V. Ahi.licit esi oa t 114 HAVING dedicated la Veil to the Uu.iy, wad been gratified by the mna conlilatableprae.Jes io that branch which I thouglit yapper to feket, I ;rut that I base not More oaf,. employed my time than that: who, In the estenhee het' of catt the proftilion, ors occafionally immette.l In uncertainty, rot afflays attain that (utters otticb la argu!ri.l by em.wittrating the lotsticdlial T . , . wry to oee eats of ittfor.:• - rs. Tha..filaf,s of D'1::1.1 . 1N arc pecul:arty &ft r,iling, for they being with them a min of concomitant fyntmore. and, try • rl.- ' mellion of ail vital energy, eilitence itfolt become , etztEtterthto - • ".• • het het they attic from the prevalence of . 11l a sam7le, thedctiruc tee Labia of (awl boys, ee the tn.luatenees of moo-ifs thy/n -owt,: t h e m o lt AI. turns pre, ni ., ati t1..1i ; : u: ii.,. th • !,:norartre ot uondueatyl mal e tho (pavans ..Ye aggravated, m 1 had coed ti.ticn is artit,yl. Asa bittfe.lifit nf the &OVAL Cf!',i ‘ to , ,a - fiflP ,7Erthlt , I ground my oretw hon• on Ini•lar!t ..' e ~.,••! •n.. rid i nfrefo every g:lsueea- to pra:kice, I s feel my of (-In*: -.• t n ttat eop•drn , 4 with whieb Have hitherto been !n nherer V ho In the Mit fenfations of low westne's o ;erste t the cal..nt.ty of a &In • ''-- '- ,ref', !,:rn . , Al'el,•enuft _ .n ,re.) not 01 , 11 A Bantu or olttr. ,th: oto9 it t• %be orlogt. mutt of c. , 1.0.i•t •t , ...rriroc , t to tbt• to•t In ctfratt 3 fa Ic, trtvlt tt ttr.i ct 7ena. em. d to 10-tge a PArk rote, al I ioN 2n4 mac, Y.. , 0.11:46R , ., Vern" ••• th. R,,,. : 1 Coilcv lvf :urreoof V LOD& o Wang uitulted tQl;ccil • It, 20. A",..n:11 Nret2, 5r..41. INV' I WIC! . . i NT. (.4 •• •• • %A) t. (1.1. ol 1. C. 41- Ikt.o 1 u..•11J e 44 STA& U. t:Cg 1 .mwk- tar. . _ 1.:1 , () , 14: P.m .1 Ind pmNbew4 I.y ~,__ FB~ ~ s N4PYLOFFXI, A l f 9, 044. E PAINCIe4I. OFFICERS , uO,I COMMIS. T I IIIOX Wif H P •NrAylLS7re 14 Aped APT, 4. Andy im, infif4 V u Tkat Ow W Ow sad inflate, at one o'clock, they will be WiTyr it tned Perfon• a• may be willitnyto Contract for tha Orti, Articles, to tic delivered at Ow Vardt Senna thirteens esereirod, viz. At what Yard, to be delivered. ErEll. MUFF BASD, Deptford and Woolwich; one Hun dred and Fifty Tons will be wanted 'aftcr the Centred is • • nude. AVSSI,A TALLOW. t Derstard,Woolwich,Chathate,Usecn. TRAIN OIL, S ode, Partfasouth, and Plynewath. A diaribetion of the Tallow and Oil, with faros of the Tim ers for firpplying all the Articles. rosy be feta t*9diss. Nip Teri, oaf ie swivel( afar tiesidreeisch .s &May 9 Mh av orate/ its* she parts, or an are fs. biog. aegis& • ricTUArL7N9 mica, rriiK:COMMISSIONARr for VICTIMLLING.' •4- 1111;1114017.1". NArr.s. &r ay gist Nal% : TY* IS • sal lalbuit eber will be ready' to wain • *do* lon mot otlbt Oot tto! slawas Ascii • nt, *lido Afar Rbeat Meal—Ave Tbouroad Boy. to be darered to 6.e weal.. 'want, gths•dried Theafand kids, to be de ' treed to three wear mars sitIFF or whole Wheat Meal—Tweive Rooked *aka. to be dtileand to a fortnight. The shale by Tech', proportions into the Stares at Deptford. and to be peg for by Hiir payable with lamp Warn days after den te .— BNo render far kb chap Three Hundred Bee of Dian will be neelsod. 'Poo 0 2 0 16 00 0 0 the Conteadb day he ken at the Secretsers *lke. Ns mewl refit Ite hal hi Trodo sialkia3 the atr44,11.11 ad he Arad h au* yr that's:l res k lerreetel re the Bred AW . taswitliethr i l. Toria, d ie sot •or says t .dhait =l:tradia._ . Aro rek kthdl; Le 17411,0141 11011011,41.1,4115. tkoa. TilE Coil, Ar ITT qf 3111,71NG 4*fhb uterhat co arrajzii• 71111(614 NTS 4' iNG LAND, arrow to the EAST I NDIES, & heels the .oatee thc Clempapps veal be ready to spire Prilo&ls is yob. Imitated op. ea ay beteg* Sttednefilay tbe 29.411N1aet, from fuel itakesewbil guy be taillialgliqol7 tie Con v oyet . Odell PEIL • 494 E4l OW dig at ale Cootrod 7 uPabst likidaft tatitt. saves NUM OWL le 'he lam Ic'et ea melt be I.& Wale twelve is eats% bai ogib Mast, belied *blab bait tba weave sin! fahmir. ' HQRS CAPITAL PRIZES. mit, "trwtt Tian* trim Senor, 711001 A no voila time, van Twousemo POUND roam. Tolima FM riOMPAN. HAM. wash No Prise t& dolt eel T HE Ancnti. n all Ranks or people 4 f o ti c i te d to the WNW of the prefer* ORAN& STATE 1.0 I TERI% AINS II bottPl Dlrsielot the stb K lieu Mootb, sod weak* a ~taaa;Arai rnoroirsosi et CAPITAL PRIZES to th e hoe& .of Tkkete, th an any tamer Lottetr. sensalL Vable of mob. gaikcoo 10,000 SA= COOO sco 116 of Primo. 40 441 0 moos Tickets Tani Vain in £6opn jo.ceo ISA= 6,oxi 4ACO SPOP 151,CC0 it2teroco Part Ode Capitah to be deteradacd as under : Ailt-draws Ticket Fire Day (.anon Eirfk-drawn Tecket Seventh Oft Wm* Firikellawks 'Fete HOW Day so oto Eltft-dweets Tided Nintk Da S AwO 'Tickets walhires en fate, at every needed Lottery Oilles. Newt Price: Ticket • - Lty a • Half .•- - L 9 0 Eighth - •- La • quarter - 4t3 I Sixteenth - -a 3 6 MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Iktions in the Potreffion or Incomes. arleirmd g from treehold, Cop 'bold , or Ledeleild Eases. is nsr Poen, Macey in the Funds, Rpm Charge, Marriage seniareenes. Widows Jointures, Annu , des, Petite 'Maws, Chtireb Livings. or say either certain Income fur life, way be (applied with Senspera wy se parinancat Sums of Many is say amount. by psyleg stray bite, eft tar thp fame. Tlia Nobility and Gentry of knowni property. er their heirs, Way be accommodated, on their perfonal fecorlty ; and in any %d an where the Angle fccurity at an individual may be downed indefileient, the addition of another porton w guariatee the pay sou of the isiterelt, will remove the *Walnut; and in all eater, privilege will be given to the While, to return the principal at their own opt iona—Perfautal appEridone well bi received (Ivry day till tour o'clock, and Letters Own Carrefperidente be tows Eli ea° OILY. (putt P" 1 ) will be whetted. Sil‘lrelred to die Direder the Bak. at his maire-tseiolle. 11. Lower okulreet, Aver& D'SLAS..ti of the. Ult ETI (ILA and Certain CV MIPLAINT.b. As tole Proprietor DA RAN'b celehriated medi• a: c.l hod Renvedlev, Mr. DU FOUR Worsts the Public, that be 'nay as 'dual be cyan, ed daily frosn 9 to ,t, at his 16 " 140 . 34, Frith-firer', Soho, on C .fra or Strictures, Obitrue• lions, Glerta,dce Ste as well as Dehitity. and every difo der where decree, la Gs cffential s rein late, that Mr. Dufuer 11.18 previa:4 a fpaelout Hind ,tb every P. '(lent muy he lotnadueed feparate apartment. Mr. U pas lir many years confinel hlrrifelf to that department .4 &aver'', sand Irma estenfive pradLice, and the snort Ilastrting foe. di. he la enabled to tart & method of curs. ankl, elite riot, requiting no rood,* man or rvitraint in diet. aud prevrott s relapfe. Perform In the country fisting tbetr cafes Lily, in • letter, eneaoling a one or a two pound note. will have proper remedies felt tot he amount. For the various fyniptoins,ka, fee Mr. nufhttes • freotife on the above earapialtua.prine andel. the itb edition; to be had of J.C.IIIOIV. CrOWO•COOn. SOIOOt Mat qtyrtt. 1 . SHIT Change : end ..1 hr Author. A CKRT AIN CUR B FOR C0R241 . INFALLIBLE (WRMAN AN-I.I.AISTEIL PROPIt I E'COR of this moil excellent • REMEDY it fo erntin of Its Meaty having &ever failed in a variety M Cain, avers, if it does not eradicate the Cara, rnv and in :tnCh. TO a.. relit. tat 1110 , I1T. Awl be' egs haw to add, that it h infi..erly the advastage of the moolicriefaineill ,lttiont Ointmects, /sc. es many hundreds of sfilidted can ten Ivy, among wham are fame of the Brit chataritors la qui kiqyilom. Sulu Wh.defale and Retail by T. Altell , No. t, Tisch-laas, sea Royal 2.tchanac; ....d alto by Mr. Day, No. y. 'Ew a / a rk yet ; Mr. %%Hon. No. ;y, tit. Janues-ltreet; Mr. Hiller, N.. Van it, Poll-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3te, Hohorn; sod Jeboul • Co. No. t tc, Osford-ftreet. At hrillot, b) Mr. Bider. dud Mr. Sheppard. Boolifellers by! By Hazard, bookfeikr, and Wright. perfumer. Mt b.:rgh, by Basta. south Bridile. P., 4 sa ant 0-dport. Mr. Harding s. lAs..eyoui, by Mr (hue.. ynnv-r.and par. Jones ,booldellff, I , ...immulk. Mr. Mikity, bookfarr. Aod by twat of the Yutaka of Medici we la Solyianda er k 2 tnnt It ). 1 C ' MANSION-HOUSE, LONDON, A T a MEETING of MERCE L A held here this Day to confider of th or 'Wing Voluntarily prampt aliftanet 'inrfes, Drivers, and Carriages, for the troops to the Army in the event of bread The Right lion. the LORD MAY Refolved, That it appears to this Meet ' importance, that Government Amnia haw certain means ready prepared and arrow to the Army with the grrateft capedkka, and ma be compelled at the moment el pared Metes and Carriages for that mall tetalead. That a Voluntary S Deimos, Hades, and Carriages, to mamma in the event of laments, far obi pftcaimif .Rdoktion , and according to t Weft by its Committal, om That a Committee be wase ■ ose pramptiy and elfe-tuilty carrying .biens at dis Meeting and for making I Sams relative thereto ; and that they dial Genera Meetings 'debt Sebtalbers win Nary, for efewbaking the Id ..r Dada amp falba* inehobsUssfasew Clawiagss, bus to the Committee as they way think Refolved, That the Nimbi Occult= carrying the Retaindon at this Meeting i The Right Hon. John Peering, Jobe S I Meyer. Rohm Sir Jelin Eames, Itt. %WAIN Sir Chadors Price, Bart. M. W. George Clarke, Big. Maros Peter Frees:. Efq. Bravo Claudius Sicilian Hunter, TA. Peter Peet-hint. if,. VIII =*holey, OF Ohs I Lyon, Etq. Vhs Committee give wake that they Hoak bey Irma Eleven to Three ts`Cla (riving 4aisikriptions of Herbs and C other batiosb as &rafted by the General THATCHED HOUSE • AT a Meeting of the Nobility, of the Metropolis and its Neighbo The tight den. lewd HAWKESI A Sol‘cdfded wee award Wee sea We. the iriew Nobility, Cierg trope& =OM ofortstied, meat Nee day of every yalfabted!t,athis t s w rh. saw! et **powers die mad I ince of our Oseedy %aka the weeny I yam, inife mid eip ge to pied& sod pa ile link* aria heed ware. bp somber ef Mee. and Carriages, with prr&d eitya&e eer repealer trews. to Troops to the Army, sod to Giggly de Provilions and Forage falLiust at lea Oise at their Wel called oat . Tie Nobility. clergy, end Gentry, II Seriatim PTV! will VA far fignatares Tem St. Jansees-lireet, from tea to ti the iledias of their Carriages wiW not I light Machines for banging as the dpi Weld, wikire.peeetlee by °oversew NOTICII TO OltEl MOTICE it, hereby given thii 1. 1 1 Mate and Mee of Stephen Ho the county of Wilta,ll "dueller, will re Moore, called or known by tbe Name penitent 'trivial& on Werlodday. the a the purple of enable' a brit Dividend when and where all Ferrous lowed and ail perforta indebted to the bid bil fame either to Kr. Guy. Attorney. c Duper, or Mr. Harry Head, Grocer. I find• on or before that day, or they will oat further Notice. Chippenhatn, July ti. 1304. KENNET AND AVON CAN NOTICE it hereby given. T ling of the Committee of num Buenas of the Company of Propriei AVON CANAL NAVIGATION, Marlborough, in the County of Wilt of jell, 'Mu. at tt o'clock in the 6 Parliament, the laid Committee did Proprietors of three thoufand new flu Parliament mode and paled in the ate lent Mairley,entlded,. An Ad Put r victor, of the Kennet And Avon C the, fame, and for antending the fever laid Canal," tube when and futieribc In the Navigation and ondertaking, 'carried en by the Laid Company of PI for and In rdpe6 of every filch whnl in refped of every loch half &are, to or az to el, fny the erpeners of, and did mike a call from the raid fevered of t 4 for end in reified of every fuck and b refped of every flick half Iliar undertaking for theft purples tecu lime to he paid into the hands of MO • Treefurere of the raid Company of 1 before the 15th day of Srpecober, t By order of the faid .2%1C 01 A CAUTION TO RURGESS and SON'. ix VIES and other RICH !, which Mr. Burgas has lotted by I other rich &Inv.'. for ftlh Luce. ftet beef Qejtib n.ade dike, wild fowl caches for the table, lide.v.arti. and I f u ll! wed in his catalogue 'he Ism ladeced many ptl^n• to give t I dray different, which arc vended perfons who go to the principal is Scotland, to fakir orders of trade[ conferguence, are often rowed with gmliMso, which is not only an imp meat to families who purchafc then Satan to their FiG, atc. N. L nrw Lucca Sallad Oil. of ported. Wardicadi,lo7,Straad, c Mr O,II2ENOUGH's CILLR OtiE for elcan fi ng and p aed attlnally curing the Set the Teeth from further Decay, and (wee. other far the Tooth-At wkbout injuring the Teeth or Can Alfo Mr. Greenough's Ant iseid I ,•oectly remedy for the liturthuns, the Stomach, thole diforders that prevent. she ill areas of had wine, Nothing can be a better proof of tines tisan the high tepee ttcy hi Tetra. Leery yurehafer Is rentlefLed to so, I eid;atwbill. is printed on the tt deka. . Thy are prepared and,Cold by P re T. Groseempb. tbe Inventor). tic age by F. Nevrbery, No 45, St P Um, Ceckfpur-Arai:Ward, No. 269. Do:ottgli aid BOGS as Price Is. std. FF