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ROialits4 1017113 t. sing an luquifition mil taken at the of St. Mddred's Church, on the body t. a journeyman painter, who fell from Cafs's hnufe, in the Poultry. on Sem mes Rowfon depofed, that be and the ordered to paint the back part of the 's'shoofe. and that from its raft height Ind. it was thought by them the ben d a balker, by two ropes, is order to t they coul d not othernife reach ; that went into the forenoon; and was fuf the greateß part of the La three in the afternoon, a sarpenter en a piece of Wood, and was &fired by to get into the batket, which he refufe t wo additional ropes were pot to it eft, in a parnon, put.,off his coat , and the balket, deGred tobe lowered down, at he would finiOs the paintirq work c a r penter's job being done. The de in carpenter complied with his Tomei, him down, where, he did not remain ne minute and a half before the baiket when he fell to the gtound, and was tad to pieces. The Jury brought in a ,ccidental Death. The deceafed has left twee children. ay night the Fort Horfe.offica, in Poland broke open by the molt violent exertions :row, fuppofed to be two inches thick. — the ftreet door, which is extremely fet into the wall, but the violence stied at, that it was forced out of the wall. The seceded to break open the front office broke open the clerk' s deft., which only a 201. note, Tith which they made off.— espied to break open the iron theft, but fucceed. Had they obtained it, their booty re been upwards of wool. 'On Friday was al receiving day, the receipts of which to 30.0001. and it is fuppofed the villains ifed of this, and expeeted to get the poQef is (um. —Yet:tetchy morning, about fonr o'clock, as man was going his rounds, he difeovered a nice iffuing from a hnufe at the corner of lis-fireet in Bloffom ftreet, Norton Falpte, us after borft into • flame, and raged with y until that and the adjoining boufe were efiroyed, and a third houfe much damaged. tie in queftton, was the Tleur-de.lis Fabric which is completely levelled to the ground, an article faved s the fire is 'Rated to have om a fpark that dropped from the candle Itme chips and (having' in a clofet in the tap pod which moll have mouldered for four leaft before it was dikovered. Happily no re 101 l or any feriout injury, except to pro. attained. her fire, about two in the morning, was dif in the back premifes of Mr. Metcalf, an emi sbinet and chair maker, in Frimrofe-(beet , gate. As Coon as the alarM was given, the of the 6th Loyal London beat to atm, and a r of the corps attended, who were extremely n prefervinA the unfortunate fufferers' proper a any other decollation than that of the ail ing element. The combuftible nature of the n trade coded the fire to rage with great fury, was not got under until the whole of the flock ber, mahogany, Enithed goods, &c. at Mr. Met -the interior part of the houfc, with the sock a niture at the Fox and Grapes public houfe, art of that in the next houfe, were very much d—the lofs is very confiderable, and we are to add, not a third part infured. The tools, &c. belonging to fifteen working men, were holly confirmed —an irreparable las to the poor te ancient church at Southwold, in Suffolhek fame ad y been defiroyed on Frida y laR by t of earelefs Ilupidity which caufed the accident ['vent Garden Church and Weßminfler Abbey. e plumbers employed in repaiting the lead had led a fire with only the precaution of a little kid underneath. The fire had, unperceived by n, ennimnnicated to the timber below, where it making rapid progrefs when difcovered by a car ter at work at the intide of the church. It was prefect!, however, by the aftisluity of the inhabi ts without doing any material injury. )uring the inundation of the at ft ult. the town Aarweiler was delugeod he th wate mounta r, and the in- r sitants forced to Ay t t ins with thei I ldren and the tick, during the night, when the lroying form continued with increafed fury.—\, le villages above Aarweiler, fuch as Staffel, Kef. ling, Dent', Bruck, Altenburg, Reimerzhoven, tag, Lierfch, &c. were utterly overwhelmed and tried away, unfortunately with mcfl of their in Lbitants. The River Aar has worked out a new' , 'uric, ftraight upon the town of Aarociler, fo that will at the next "'percale of water, litollol ever' , 1 little, moll pofitively flow right through Aar- Tiler, and mull, by degrees, carry the town away,' the torrent be not forced into another channel. Itit a fingle mill in the diftrift has been left fer iceable. STECIFIC TOIL Tsui SCUILTT IN TIEPTWANDGIIM S.-- BuTLZIA RISTORATITI TonTNPowDig, well known for its gentle, deterlive, and reftorative properties, has been patronifed by the Qu een, Frinceffes, and fc•et4l branches of tic Ito)al Family, and the No bility, as the bell prefetvative extant, again(! Tooth. ache and its caure—Scurvy in the gums. It pro duces a moft delegable Sevetnefs of Breath, and that firmers and beautiful redacts to the Gums, which prevents pain and decay of the B e ta; to the latter it imparts a pearly whiteners, t the en amel, and prefervel thefe happy effeas to good old age. A full account of this incomparable prepara tii.n may be had gratis, of toots reffeftable Book. fellers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. BeTLIII.'s No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternoller row ; and retail, by the Bookfellers and Medicine Veners in ever ea y t own in the United Kingdom, in bases a d t ss. 9d. c. Alfo may be bud, Burt.t's Patent Th Btulltes. Obferve, the name of " R. a EVTIAR, it, Tooth Chespfide," is engraved es tM handle. VeLESIASTre.AL TROMOMNS. The Earl of • Cselogan has appointed the Rev. Chr. Dot'• A Fr.t. , A. B. of Lincoln tulle c, one of his Ler d ihip's ihaptah,a The iter..Mbilii Bayles. fermaly of Burt CAlege.Caurti , i has been prefasted by the Lard Sian* of London, to Oar r.itt, f the ot Se. Mary at the Wills, Colcbeßcr, vacated by the death o Raw. TllOOllll 10111h.g The Rev. Richard Riley. B. D. Fellow of St. John's College. Cambridge. is preftnted, by the Malta and Fellows of tbat So the. dirty. to die rectory of Matwood , in Drroollsire, vacated by refignadoe of the Rev. Samtid Ryder Wdton. On Wednefday, the sad init. the Lady of Joreph Dykes Balks. tine Dykes, IN. of Davenky 14aY. of a fon. On Sunday mini' at Southgate, Middiefes, Mn. Carei daughter in law of Attention Sir William Clint% Of a fon- On the tkli bulb at Miiimouut, Itok•Osite, the Lady of Car n d Robert bfackende, of a daughter._____..—. - • MARRIED. Friday, of Batb,Wm. Lord; Efq. Of the lilted of Jamaica, to MEG Elisabeth Woolkry, of Bud At Main Rode, OR Midday feneight,Wiltiam Oliphant, Jur. , Vet. of Maldive, to of Agnes Chart°, fecoud daughter 0/ Ale Chattel, Efq. of Mein Hunk. Friday, at Wellman, by tbe . Itior. Mr. Davies, Wm. Manley. Pig. Puffer of the Hindoftan, to Mitt Martha Bibbed, yOuegeik &dearer of the late J. Hibberd, F.fe. Tedder, at filyemed Lieut. i t W. Smith, of the Navy, to U. Bianose, nine to Ad m. 'rhombi:trough. Li weak at Dublin, by (pedal licence. Henry Clomp Huge'. Eft. Bertliter at Law, to Mils Jack ion daughter of tidware -nd jaCkr El late of Caftlevi. wCounty of Cott. DIED. On the ati s t Ma. at Mott, Mils Sides Pithy, yams& &nib. ter of the Dean of Litchfield. On Wedoeffity aft. the zed init. at Wrexham, Deabisthalre, in the eyth year of bit ase, the Rev. Timothy Kenrieh, of MOM At hia Efq heath is Clyde-neat, Olafgow, on the last att. Whims Cr aig, At KtActalbright, oo the toth inf. Mr. Thames Porrelk. See. gem, in the 47th year of his age. At Bath, Mils Shairp, daughter of Walter Slab?, Efq. Me Oth ffil-Geaeral at St. Pcteriburgia. At Chapel, ma Ms ma inft. Mifi ifabcila Hall, &setter ottis* late Sir James HOE of Donahoe. Bart. At the Made of Clio, in Jell lat. Mrs Elisabeth Satheriand. wife of the Rev.- Mr. Walter Refs, Mollie? of Gyn. Lately. at Fame, Mrs. Mary ktrode, aged 76, on the day al her death. Far about thirty years the followed the agi n g at a Midwife, aid had a very atentive and refpeetable prathke, an appears by her books, what in th e bad regiftered her attendthas at, and the hour of birth, of so kfs than 4,611 a chitdaso—ohoth Imi the populations of that tuna. Toeftlay &Coolest. after a wort but revere Moth. Mr- Elide baker, in Weßgate•iireet, Bath. A coolnefe had loos Milani between him and ids brother, who cams to vikt bins so Saturday g wthabent erodes haploreconcili Mare :tion , took_ but on (root bit beittimTe was reten= quite deed en the road. Wednefday morning, Mt* Mier., .of Holland's Cailimbotaiit 6 Lower Tkatnes•Rreet. At Bombay, Not. 10'. deg, Lieut. James Hooter A-DM go ant, Captain Jells Wright.--Jan. t, Illeee &Meth Hilda Tullob. At Burothet. leer Ellaknef. so the sth loft afters tedious Mr . Mier Mth Ibbib: niabab Ronda. on' 14. fling clit Mr. Clarks Leila. Other ami bookfther in Sti - At Canes% fa Cheri. as yth Jtheary UR, Mr. John lithilee ' forth of the Hon. Fait baths C.einpany's Ship haws. At Kthermont. on the tyth MIL John Campbell. Ereg..elf., Cathiek. On Friday the seth Wiest, at his hoofs' in Saabope WM; Oweo Ortdby, Efq. of Peeklagton, in Stooped's. Angotso,at Haim. Nerds Britain, aged Sy, Mr. Web, DAMS , . I T hi 171"4:57;ttr,Statt=7:sr.,iiii. tua uk.", my... General Kola, M. P. for liorthasts. Monday. et her lon's hoafe, in SobeZquare. Mia 112alia tea of the late Wm. Busks, Lfq. of iteedby Abbey, Linothafreiand mother of the Right Hoothrelsie Sir Jet Ranks, ag ed 34 lima and 3 months. . —: RION WATER. AT LONDPN SWOPE TO-A Morass a Algoma after Afterrooe . 2O minutes eat Or =r= —_______ HYSICIANS have frequeatly obferved, that Erupdve Cafes, whir* have fueechfally terminatea by the ufe of medi c ine generally (though in a 'Fewer &gine) Who thdr appearance in the earning (piing. by this serloway of die lbw, by oalatirm Sunda take place may readocably be ocoomosed ' the (widen change of atmorphere, and the general Waist/ma wilds takes place In the animal end vegetable .cc. It to mods molded to thole pa:dents who have beat relieved ag it the ' s Soberfqoatt, in various cafes, by the And-fcentat Deo** se rea tills acrimony of habit, by nodding a few Maeda 51610% meek cine—a plan which has been much adopted, fmm tga faced. ha preventing the MAT of very inveterate complaints Said with a black (tamp. at *Marfa Difensfaryie,:istleiOns ',flock*, in bottles of sa. 6d. tan and il. as. deny Aligi offered with 'different Stamp waft be Injurious imitation. FOR WEAK AND RELAXED HABITS, - Dr. AUSTIN', CHALYBEATE PII.LS. THIS Preparation, invented by the late celebrated Phyfician whole Name k beau, found filpttior to allmher T ode and Reiterative Medicines; being to chemically combined, as to retain all the liaise Powers of Steel treed om m , it* heannS Q4ality, , and to At es fy upon the molt delicate St Ehefe Ptlls are recommended to thofe Perfons, whole Pram. have been debilitated by Hot Cinnatessintemperance. Of Se; other auto; and they arc particularly cakulated for Females at that Period of Life, when the Collilitlltiltn is often dcfedlive, either from Habits too Cede:nary, Of froM want or Tillie in the Syßems inducing Languor, Sallownes, Palpitations Trembneg of dill Knees, lac. and for ail Nervous sod Hypocheedriacal Affcatioos. Sold by F. Newbury tied Soca at the only Warchoufe ter Dr. Pain's Powder, No. ke, in St. Paul`, Church.yard, London , Pnr ° 4*. a Bat, D..tty included; alto, by J. Wade, Old Bond. Item ; con and Co. and J. Pidding,Oxford-Rmet; Bayley and Os. Cori fpanftreet; J. Ward, Holborn; T. Fent, Royal Exchaege ; W Clarke. Borough ; and J . Hank, Corner of Ludgate-Rreet. _ _ HAVING dedicated myfelf t o the Rud y , and been gradfied by the moft condderabk predict In that brands which I thought vow to Wed, I trait that I have nos Isere ma employed my dme than thole who, in the extenfive hel owed profAeo, are occali on aity iminerfed In uncert a inty, and always attain that fuccefs which Is acquired by concentrating the intake:hod power to one clefs of diforders. The Meares of DIBILSIY arc peculiar* abrading, for they brine pu with them a train of cotwombant fynapeenas, mad, by a do. n .rt of ail vital energy, ealftence ltfelf becomes ari bittered,. Whaler they edit from the prevalence of in ezampk, thedeltroc. dye habits of febool.boys, or the Indulgences a maturity, they re. quire the mad® aeluous prelatical 231; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fyntptonaa arc aggravated, and the molt. union is dcftroycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretatibons on regularity of educe! on; and poffeiling every privilege to predicts, I feel oryfer entitled t o that twoildesets with which I have hitherto boon follberaffy hoommed. In the Brit iodations of local inahuds, cat ty application wi2 p re vent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; bat where tbe fuf foto, from a entdcioultwfs of the unmatlineh of the vice whkb caufed his misfortune. is fearful of the enettenve or anion of hie family phySdaa, and broods over hls infirmity with careful ow calms% it malt be fatisfederry fee Idea to he anted not only el capability of treatment, but alto of the tend intriniabie Carty. And to recent Venereal Complaints It Is poebk to prom; part•are danger nr dithers ; in the molt complicated cafes It i. the req meat of exclutive experience in els lure to Mad • fife, catain. and fpeedy re-eitabitibment. I offer the a3vantage of title esverienee to theft of either fee who ere affliCted with any hind of DRAMA I'll, of any friptoms of V ENVP FAL INFECTION, and in al cafes the terms el mew nerati en art Rated on the ftra interview. Yattentsin the country are expeacl to Wade s lank ne t*, sse are requallod to (patty their age and manner of living. lal A11:1114 FREE, Wernher of the Royal College of Surgeons he Looms' . No so. Arandeddtron, Wood, se4 Temple ler LONDON : Pth.ted asd publiltd by L EVEL Lair, (ofCer Catt• tesr...ry O, ambeth) .at CSC STAR ()CI. NIX End. Pcbl3lbed A% a i the Sraa ern es,M To•p6rllsx "‘s. • r...N. • • . rnivaL LING OFFICE, Argv. 7, Igo t. THE COMMiSSIONERE far VICTuifLLING HIS Ilie171871"1 NAVY de her* give lake, • That on Wdo-sy the tats of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing ((mind up), and treat with filch Peden. as sal undertake to fupply all fuels quantities of CHESHIRE. DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheefe of equal goadnefs; And of ROSE CORK (Seconds) nun' ER, or Britifh Butter of equal goodoefe, maul! be required for His Majelty'v , ViEtualling fervice from that day to the geth September, dog. iselulive. To be delivered from time to thee, as demanded, into the Yiditud Et/ SIMI at Deptford, Peetfmouth and Plymouth, at the Cam trader's erpeuee; to be warranted to keep good sod found for the (pace of Gs meths from the repetitive p Hods of delivery ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& slaty days after date. The Conditions et the Contraas may be lieu at the Secretive' Mee, at this ince, or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dues Senate, the Agent for the Yldtualling at Cork. Ns regard vitt e Wto any Tombs ia sairb the price JINX est fro tefeeta Le wets et lark es tbet Jball tot is digits...pi le the Based Went Ow edict se de feid Ifeiteefigy the sue of Sytote6er west, see se* the Perla* &et oriel de Testier, sr foam Perfon as bit Admit t eased I • eeftsur Item etilieffee. WEST IND& DOCK COMPANY. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY, hereby give entice. That a Call of Ten per Cent. being the fourth inftsiment on the laft Weft India Dock Subfctiptioa, is hereby required to be paid into the hands of Metre Smith, Payne, ant Smiths, Man Do n on or before Friday the Stith day of Odober nest. and that a further and fifth Inftalment of Teo per C.ent on the RH hubfeription, Ls alto hereby required to be paid at the flame &A on or before Friday the ski of November next. By order of the Court of Diraftun, THOMAS MATtSkLkM, Secretary. Weft-Tndla Dock Hoofs, Auguß 24. [BO4. CROWN INN, Auguft as. stow PENNY, from the Parade Tavern, Sarum, begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that \chow this day entered on the above Prinialks, and intends laying in a good Rock of excellent Wines, Spirits, fte. The Pabke may be Aimed of an exceeding good Larder, well aired BM* aka every accommodation in his power. Nest Poft Chalks, with good Hog's, sod Carden Drivers. N. B. The Parade Tavern. Wavy. gib . ..ILO& - WIRE MEAT SAFES and tiffi COVERS, ' to keep Meat, Poultry, Butter, Creak all binds of ViAosia from flies, Wafps, and every other Infedi or Vermin ; at the fame time admit a free dreoletion of air, try which means drafted or undesired Odin's may he kept aria the time as in any thirst rife. They are to be few io great variety at THOMAS CATO and SObTs, Wire-workers, Wire-weavers, sod Bard-cage Maim, at daeir Manufactory, No. 89, Holborn-bib, appetite St. Andrew's Church. Where age are twiny, patter°. of their much approved. *rang, light Wire Fences, proof agailift hates. oxen, &cep, du; and all kinds of auk, any quantity of which may be finithed at the &mutt notice. Large larders for Venifou. Aviaries for Birds, and Wire-srork for Dairy and Larder Win. dassrsourcutod with carman& and (*itch. s few days will be pubitihed, IsVaree Velem* Crown Odtatvo, price 'So bout% MEMOIRS of the LIFE of AGRIPPINA, the Wife of GERMANICUS. By ELIZA HAMILTON. Printed for O. and J. Robinfoo, Pate:looker-row . Of whom may be had by the fame Author, Utters as the Elementary Principles of Education s vols. Its boar& ; Tualatin° of the Letters of a Hindu* RAW:, veto no Iwartia; MOSsirs of Modern Philgophera, 3 voh. 13s. boards. - - 'ibis day was publithcd, to Ctuarto, price iDne Pound, boards, AN ACCOUNT of the CAPE of GO OD HOPE; containing an Hiftorical View of its original Settlement by the Dutch, its Capture by the Brian% In Ins, and the different Policy wiled there by the Dutch and Brides Governments. Ago a Sketch of its Geography, Produdions, the Manners and Caftans of its Inhabitants, Am Re. with a View at the Commercial and Paliskal Advaouges which might be derived from Its poileflion by Great Britain. By Capt. R PERCIVAL, Author of an Account of the lliaod of Ceylon. London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-ttreet. "I hie day was putdithed, 'T I ME SPORTING or GAME BOOK. This L. Publication is on the plan of a Hoek kept at Chevelay by the Duke of RUTLAND, OW enables the Sportfman by the heip of Printed 'fables, to keep an cud account of the different Carts of GAME., when and where killed, and other particulars in the manner of a Journal. •.• It may Sc had in a form convenient for the Pocket. price 75. or of a larger Sze, price tow 6d. r6s. or 11. 71. according to the Quantity of Leaves. Loudonr SOU F 3 . - . r 121.11.1 1 [PRICAINX.I 4 I.II 4 2 S . i -----7 - .... 4 , FRitniClS. ! .--. . An, AUG. To. • • ' :en prefeated to Goiernmeng. in opofed, that every Freada - Ciai- the day of his marriage, or on i fhould be obliged. under a finis tot a tree in the neighbourhood d that every parent., widow, vri.. lighter, on the day of the decode 1 friends, are to plant trees on their i Rant from their places of burials re changed into a law. sot only ter. but to ten years we &odd to build both flotillas, and% fleet numerous than that of Englinadi porting timber or planks fru I Denmark, we would have fof. ipein, Portugal, sod Italy -kith : reeler' of the Path, the eons. . • . pital amount to 44.500, and tit I clown to the Police. Aummgth s, nearly one.third are divorced In tome few years, hare been mar- ands. The fo:mer law. concern. serefore truly be called the laws i, and they have done more harm : people, than all the horrid exam- , Ties, they have witnelfed GM! the hich our preterit beloved Emperor ; According to our renewed civil • lead twelve months before an A, )btained. aragrapbs are ettraas from Ger. the head Paris, Auguft to: s armies of Louis XIV. during the art of his r e ign, made foreign : nos 1 ith our language, with our slaw :high degree of perfeaion to which rie arts had arrived in France. The mrt, and die hofpitelity and polite. n, engaged foreigner' of rank and e among us, to admire us, and CO His liberal penfions tomato of let. , made the world acquainted bode I i the King and the grandeur of his - fine. no man of education abroad ith our language, and no perfon is ' et and accomplifhed manners, who I in France. and learned among us illy and delicacy, to be fociable with 1 fez, and amiable with all claffel of ' lee his inferiors happy without be. to be coodefeending without defeat& hinged: It is therefore to the hat we are indebted for that our revolution has been hailed by ad oving. elleeming and admiring us as I nation upon earth. It as the sc- , l' our language and with our amiable . i all European nations, with the fhb Englifh, anlious to . be united , oar 1 :d with us. The bed propagators of infolently called Gaftoinanias beetles 1 1 Voltaire. Rouffeau, Bartel, tram. • tquieu, have been the Frendt Then. in all great cities on the Continent g • , ment cannot better employ the furs. ' sf the Rate than to fupport thefeeAs. to ere& new ones of the fame deferips re. That fuck is the wife and row I ur Emperor, the decree of Field Mar. , !, our commander in chief in Hanover. to the extend ve commitfion of thatelse• c ift inft. evinces. by which sue cone. medy-direttor Peyre, has obtained the lege of the de of all the theatres in :at, in future. and as long as that caw I by our troops. no German, but may will be reptetented. This is fn mueb lc, becaufe. of all the people is Ger- mverians are Rill the only nation more ./I :ngland than to France and requite • informed of the vi.ll .I.ffe . tence between lf-civilized iflanders. and a nation o f 1.. of mechanic yourtes more real prareerfi era than the tint Lord in the Britith ald, therefore. at a future pacificatioo, iven up by us, we may reft atrured that behind us a memory dear to all en- ds, and a remembrance which will be ageous to our lc and•cloldren and our for ages to come."—yerrnal ele.Parie. damman of the Helvetian Republic, de las appointed the Laudamman of t h e • :hweitz, Aloha Rollie, the Infpelkor e Helvetian troops. This aorsioarioa the approbation pf the Emperor of the arted that a tut is made op of two boo- nty foreigners of ditlii.aion, whom the :ods to nominate Members of the Legion It contains the names of feveral Soot- relatives, their Mindlo-s, and Generals. !tor of Wurtemburo has made a jouroty labia, and even to Coullance. his foo, leftoral Prince, continues to refide here, re the molt liberal and hofpitable &Mu- MANIIIOII-HOUttlr, 1.0 DON, AUGUST 9, 1804, AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS and o th ers held here this Day to toady of the molt Altana trouts for giving Voluntarily prompt statue. to Govertimait with Hafts, Driven, and Carr; vat, for the purple of conveying , Troops to the Army in the cunt of Imam. The Right Hun. the I.ORD MAYOR ID the Chair. . llinatrol,-That k appears to this Meeting to be of the highell Bnpartairoe, that Government Dodd have the soft acacia and otealo maw resdrprepared and arranged for conveying Troops to aro Amy with the 'mama eapedidomin the met of lava" sad mot be rtempided et the emomeot of assellky to refs wpm pared Moles sod Carriages for that Ina efcatia Service. id. mos a Voluntary frobiertpden be now opened for kok Drivers, Horfesitmd Carriers, to be Iwid at the command of ransest is the amt of towhee, for the Servirompregro is the precedieg SAllistles, and a= to the Plan laid before this =Thea Ti Comatituy me Comadose be now appointed for the minas of smoiE sad dikamliy tarrying Into essmake the Rdo- Sodom sad for auk* earls' twordbry arrange. • room sod that they Rd have pow for =Wog Oleo& Motioge of da flabferibers wheat they may dotes it ow teary, frir alitothdoft ths Lear Damdsoullob the ilabferibew may fi thele Hods or Cartiages,. and to add Gatti Mem. homes the Comodetes se they may throlt proper iiakthed. The the toliowlag CiagdOMD be the Committee for earrytog the IL:falsetto al this hd : oft iat •The We-He& Jab. vas E; retilfos./Ifq. Mayor. M. Wood. 85q. fir John Earner, Kt. Martaduke Lantedak, IV Charles Pron. Bart. ' Samuel Walker, Mo. George Clothe, Erg. J. C. Snow, Efq. Teter Free, Efq. William Browning, Efq, Claudio. Higbee Hunter, Efq. John Parley Knifing too, Elk. Peter Perthard. Efq. Richard Lea, Big. Gaffer Sc"eEig• Henry Moreton, Eft M. P. EL7ell, fi g. John Maitland, WI. M.P. Snout, Efq. John Cooke, EST Hankey, Efq. The C.ommitate give notice that they will attend at the Macro Soma Anil, from Eleven to Throe o'Clock, for the purple of re, ordidog &Malvinas of Horfes and Carriages, and traufAillit ether boatels as &reeled by the General Meeting. - ' 'THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN, Anted la, silos. A imbe r a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy. and Gentry and its Neighbourhood, imbiber? this day, The Illit iMic t7o s n a . Lord HAWKESBURY in the Chair, A eablaen was entered into under the following had : • Ws, del uaderligned Nobility. Clergy. and Gentry of the Me- Dare* sod its Neigitbruntood, coanderlas It to be the indifper• Able they a t every loyal folsjoa, at this important aids, to &sward to the stoma at their powers the exertions*/ Claraament In der Smog data County wind the attempts of an banding Enetuy, tilitpelieldie and gorge to provide and bold in readlark fee the t Of favka on the eaortelt make. in the event of gamma, the ' Harks and Carriages. with Driven and Hone*. el .. appeate our repetitive mines, for the pupae of conveying the Army, and to fupply the Driven acid Hodes with m y Porno Wild= at leaft fur 41 hours, from the 11.1Pillettbeities ed ast. Nobility, Clergy. and Gentry, are informed dna the dab &Ogden Piper will lie for drums at the Hole Th iess. SI. jette&tboak,frooa tap to time A 16110117. and that friblial .adits of IMO , Cllinielea will ism be reqeinid. is Ample and idatbines for barging on the Springs of the Car toga fah. will be provided by Government. - - SPORTS. 'HOSE GENTLE: 4 IEN who are in poireff on of tch/et V•ilume,VARTO. of RURAL SPORTS.ad who Uwe um yea reemval the Sccoul. which has been p•blidsed up ward' olywelve mouths, are rofpeel fully r e q uefted to immedistdy stompkte their Sets, as note can be les after the Heft of No next—Application to be made to the Rev Mr. DANIEL, Ihrofped-place VAR flung. - PORT OF ST. IVES. Sy Order of the Honourable ConundSoners of his Midelty's Colonic On Monday she 3d day of September nut, by two o'clock In the afternomt, will be expofed to Public Sale, at the Coltom-Homfo to this Port, •I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Deafen and Others, vie. • 4 39 G3/1011"1. 101 6y °aborts Wine. For the ufe of Private lamihes only. 4390 Gallus Brandt .e,os Gallows K ' 4390 2641 Pounds fine Salt. The above Goods may be viewed three days preceding, and an tine day of tale. - - • • SCAR BOROUGH. TO BE LEI***OLCI, with immediate pefreflian. AHANDSOME-and Convenient RESIDENCE. A. called the BOWLING-GREEN HOUSE, with a large well-fidtered Garden adjoining, walled round, and planted with valuanie Fruit Trees, and with ur without a parcel of rich Grata Land, trt which and by the Gar,lela the Hoofe is newly furround. ed. The chief parts of the Buildings arc Rope. 'The whole is in unmet...in riga ir, vras occupied many years by the Duke of AttrArr, Race by Colorierlindall, and lately by Rickard Filhwick, • Apply at Mr. Rabat King's, Land Surveyor, Scarborough. FLOC[rf —okis. TO BE SOW BY AU T. CTIOWILLMEit, N, waHour RESERVE, - Sy At PSTlllifilLO, MOO. on lA'edoefilay, the stk of September next, (being bcaii-market day). at Eleven &Clock in the Fore - hem preellely,hl (mall lots, for the convadeney of Purchafera, ALL the entire prime Stock of SOUTH-DOWN JAL EWES. conanius of soo two-teeth', four-teeth', and fix. teethe; too Ewe Lambs, and so Runs; the property of Hexer Biriareo, of Weitou, who is leaving his Farm at Michaelmas next, and fur fi fteen years pail has (pared r 4illt or exr,,m,e in iner ' swing and bringing than wfuch perfeaton. At the fame time will be offered foe Sale, four very good black Cut Much one hemlforne bay Mare, St for a coach; one Colt, dame years n/ I ..ff. ft...lr ditto two years old off, one very handfome fucker, by the fide of a thick wide Marc, and tee Nag Yearling Cott, bred on %Valuta harm. FEWER TICREIS. TROIA 1. ENTY 7 lIUUSA ND POUND ?NUYS 7 IN TiI•USAD.O MONO ref sr% TNas itya TII•U.I.NO *WIMP PILIZ•f, NO Prizx Icf. than soi MONDAY BEG THE NS OF THIS MONTH. I NS o DRAWINti THE GR . NND STATE LOTTERY. whic h cnn mina a ID:Z/01M P101•011T10i7 cAprriti. PRIZES to Cie fw.a". mitotic: c: nazis. Hum any farina Lanai. ted7.147.. so. of Prism 3 ei 3 -.. Value — 4 ea eb. ‘10.4:00 I00:300 5 ,oco z Poo 3 00 zoo Toni Valve i; p 0 a yopco 4.•4 i 41PCO 1.003 soisa 131,:co f 5, Tizte • 4.450P 00 A At Garttais to be Jet difhifla SI Ulan rI rn .drSIVII Tklet Fleet Day 4.1,ac0 ► ita-dtavra Ticket &wreath DI soma twit-drawn nact Eighth LkAy scyxo I stft.itaook Ticket Ninth Day 5000 Thkeu .011 Mares ca Cale, at recri Lit-tried Lottery Oct.S Precut Price: - - - 417 1 9 0 Ticket L 9 6 o Fightb - 4 14 C I Sk.t=t l t • El 7 6 1 4 .., 4 by John Harding, No. 36.34 Juses's-ftreet. Iblithq. This day was pul _ la (mall *Chao. price to.. 6d. or on large paper, is,. THE DANCE of DEATH ; reprcfented in 3o Plate., painted by HOLBEIN, and engraved by HOLLAR. *.• In the early ages of Cluiftlanky, it was the ractice to re preterit the fallacy of worldly pleafures,and the tran&ory nature of all osir purfuits, by cshibiting on the walls of thc churches and In other fituations, fermi figures carried away by the Guidons or Odin, in the midft of their aenufements and occupations. Of this Media the Dance of Death, painted by Holhcin, and engraved try Molise, in the exteenth century. The prefent Work coellfts of an ettay on the origin and progrcft of thck James, it then defcribes the cut a cam:Judo' with a Own account of • Dante of Death, found in the old Cathedral of St. Paul's, Invented by a fiweign &MIL and brought into England b e John Lidgate, a Benedietine Monk, in the ragn of Henry the Sixth. The plates in this very ' curious and interalting publication, thirty In number, are from the i original coppers etched by Rollo, and borne of the fot.Jefta arc very beautiful. A few copies may be had in 4to. price tl. Is. London; Printed for J. Harding. 36, St. James's.ftrect, and J. Murray, 31, PlectOrect. A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOONS. 'This day was publillied. the ath Edition, enlarged, Price One Shilling and SU-pence, AGIIII)E to INSTRUCTORS and P ARENTS, in the RIGHT CHOICE and USE of the acct ELEMEN TARY BOOKS, In every branch of Knowledge: peanuts, out their rercetive merits, and the unit" in which they ought to be ruccetitycly mioreal. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Retest' of Newport., and late Mart r of the Grammar School in that Tows. ' The following CRITICAL SANCTIONS have appeared Of TIIIS valuable and ukful woes. . This is a well-written and indleimas Putlicatlon, conveying much praitt..al Information on the Subbed of Educatioo, and is therefore highly worthy the Perufal of every Patna concerned in the Improvcount of the riling Oeserattea. The Account of Books generally tired in Schools Gyms to be the reran of Ex perkucc, and ' certainly Jitplaca much erne/Moo. The Author's Itecommenda ! tion. and Strictures are accompanied with filch Rca a fons and crit!. cal Obfervations as d n him great credit, both as and and Cluill lan Teacher."--Antkiscobbs Review. " In the lint part of this Work are (event judicious Ohferva tloos; and the fxond pa rt enumerates the moll ofefal Mit...do:tory Books In (-very branch of knowledge, remarking oo their respec tive merits, and menacing Parents and In ration avaintt (wise Book. whIA t he Author. u p.m ;...ft groove, ohjedls to. Among thofe recornmt ncled, we do not ..46.11 , C any that we coOrNicT a. 0114 aionat,k.--Ilkitias Critic. PrMted tor Thomas Reynolds, Osford-Brect ; aod fold by th d e BooltfJlers In O. fool, t;ambrldec, Edirburgh, Glafgow. an Duldna. , 4k,! , t •t• Mr. SIDDONS'S NOVEL. This day war publdhed, is Three Voloalloniries 131.6,1 la boards, VIRTUOUS POVERTY.—ANOVE L. By HENRY SIDDONS, Efq. Of the 'llteatre Royal. Caveat Garden. Printed for RI cu ale PHILLIPS. N.. yt, St. Pao% Church-yard and to be had of all Bookfdters. For the USF. of SCHOOLS. This day were pobiithed. prim 21.6 d. PLEGANTLE LATINZ ; or, RULES and EXERCISES, Itinftrative of ekgant Latin Style, intended (Sc the Me of the higher Claffes of Grammar Schools. By the Rev. EDWARD VALPY, Of Trinity College, Cambridge; Second Molter of Reading School, and Itedor of Stanford Dinglry, Berks. The Second Ediden, confidently improved. Raiding: Printed and fold by Mr. Snare and Co. Sold in Liadon by Math Law, Priddes. and Richard." &e. NEW BARONETAGE. Lately was pubElbed, printed uniformly whh Debsett's Peerage, In Two Volumes. containing about One Thoufaod Pages, with I DM Five Hundred Arms, carnal, engraved, price Fifteen Shillings, boards. HE NEW BARONETAGE . of ENG LAND ; T containing as well a concife Genealogical Mary as au Ac count of the prefedt Bate and alliances of the Pasta Barmitu and Hamm, of Great Britain, from the inairurion of the Order in 1611 to the Union with Ireland, at the cl.ife of the year iSon; with a Lift of the Baronets created Since :bat pascal , Printed for William Miller , sp, Albemarle-Erect (late of Old Bond-Brat); and E. Lloyd, Harley Brett. Pit pubilfhed, in three c.lurrica large ItoyalOaavo, price 31.65. in beards, or done up to five parts, price 31. Bs. THE BRITISH DRAMA, comprehending= the exception of Shah!'peace) the WI Plays in the Language. N.E. 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FelloW of the Linnean Society, Surgeon to the Weßmlniter Ge neral Difireufary, and Leftover en the Theory and Practice of Surgery. Printed for Samuel Bogner, No. St. Strand. the fame Author. riot Where may be had Way publffhed , by so. an inundation to a Cour% of Legume OD the Operations at Slurry. CHESS. -nu day vru &Milted. A New Edition anvettled, ailarged, and hand=printea in Two Volumes, ORavo, price tot. in STUDIES of CHESS: containing CAISSA a POEM, by Sir WILLIAM JONES, a Syne:rude Introduc tion to the Game and the whole Analyes of Chefs, by Mr. A. D. PHILLDOR, with Original Critical Remarks. Ludinas Wan Belli." Printed for Samuel Ropier No. St , Strand. This Publication contain+ the Silvio Gambits, the whole Worts of Mr. Philldor unabbreviated (including thole Gums he played blindfold againlt three advaCarics at the fume time) and an E le. mewary dlfplay of the Game, with Progreilve Eiampbahy which an entire Stranger may (penally become prchclent. This day vraspublithed, price ta 6d. T 'HE PROCEEDINGS of the GENERAL COURT MARTIAL in the TRIAL of ALEXANDER GRANT CARMICHAEL, Captain and Adjutant of the Royal Llircrpsol ruzikers, on a Charge exhibited sgaltill him, by WIL LIAM EARLE, Efq. Uentonant Colonel Conunantlant at that Regiment, for Dlfobedlenre of Orders, and for *chid:ding to hlm, In (root of the Raiment, fcasidalous and abbfire Langsage re (peeling the 011eers. .Pablithed from the Copy of a SHORTHAND WRITER. Liverpool: Printed by W. Jones, No. 56. Caftle-Rrert, and fold by Ir. Clark and Co. and Thompfon and Soo, Manebeaer; T. Poole, Chefter ; Walker. and Addifon, Prams; Clarke, Lana ter; Ly tu. Wigan ; Knott and Lloyd, Birrninghara ;and by LOW man, Hutt, Rees and Orme, 39, Paternofter-row. ----- PERIODICAL PiII3I.ICATION of CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS. On Thmfday, November 1, 1804, will be Pubtifbedi deriud; printed In odlavo, embellifhed wi. h various Engravings o. price hallo-crown (to be continued Monthly), of A GENERAL HISTORY of MODERN and £ h CON TEMPORARY VOYAGFS and TRAVELS. in tended to exhibit a faithful and fatiaketury View of the Publica tions of diftinguithed modern Voyagers and Travellers as loon as they appear, whether to our own, or in any other Language. It is the object of this Work to enable the Public,at a moderate colt, to keep pace with the Mammies and °brava' ions of modern Voyagers and Travelkni of every nation. The enormous expellee of this clefs of books has bean a fubJedt of jab complaint to Per chafers of moderate fortune, and Publilhere have frequently been deterred be the number and magnitude of the embelliOnuenta, from naturalizing many fpkndid aid valualle foreign works of this I dcfcription. It is therefore prdumed that a publication, like the prefent, whore objed it is to retrench all fopertmus ripener, and gratify at once both the curious and the geed :be trangsting all f o reign works of mrait, sad anal3:ng all baglidi ouch will be re ceived wish gene al approbation. The early numbers will contain the Traiillation of Canis Pie turrique Travel, to !aria and Dalmatia. lately ',Altar/ in Paris at flatten guineas; Lequinlo's Pieturdque Travels in Jura, pub- I billed at right guineas; Buttner's recent Travels in Denmark and Swetkr, and of the various intcreding and expenfive Voyages and 'Travels that have bens latclv brought out, under the patronage of the French Government. They will alfu include copious acolytes ofrectl valuable books that have Jolt appeared In the Estella' lange gunge, among which will bc Barrow's Travels is China, Hob croft's Travels in France, he Sm. OUT 1144 / 9 OF 71114 FLAN. I. This publication wilt exhibit a &blunt hiftory of every valu able work of Voyages and Travels. a. it may appear front time to time, either in our own country .r oft the continent, and wook espenlivends at form would Le likely to prevent its trandatkei, or general eireteadon. a. Original Voyages, Travels, and Tours of merit, will nem. Socially he iotmduceni, the copy-right of which will be pnrchafed exclubvily for this work. 3. Eveiy number will contain from fix to eight Blom of deny ..taro, ;rioted in the mann.. r of the Monthly Review, and arn- Initiated with elegant engraving., maps, charts, fee. 4. Sir numbers will form 4 40ittOle, to which will be fuhjoineg a copious index ; cookqueotly, two volumes will be completed annually. On the whole, the Proprietor entertains the belief, that for the very moderate turn of Ica a year, as mock Liformation and enter tainment may be purchafed 1n then work, as in fepaiate Voyages and 'Traveh would amount to as many geineas. Printed for RICOA4•POILLIFS St.Piurg Cburth-yard. and to be had regstarty, as pubtlibed, of alt bool'lllms, dal rents, and a:wigwam , Is Mt Usaa , 4 Xioriega. • • • • PARIS, A memorial has been pr. .which it has been propofed, zen, every year, on thi the birth of a child, r of fifty livres, to plat of his refidence ; and dower, fon, and daugl of their relatives or fri, graves, or not far ditlai If this memorial were fuel would be cheaper, have timber enough to more powerful and numel and. inftead of importing Ruffia, Sweden, and Denr ficient to rrovide Spain, this necefary article. According to the t mon girls in this capit kept mi &elks are kno' unfortunate perfons, women, who, within 1 tied to feveral Wham ing divorces may thee of legal prollitution, to the morals of the pi pies, vices, and crimes, Revolution, and which has pot an end to. code. it reqnires at of divorce can be obusii The following parer man papers, under " The vienrious , fire twenty-five years tions acquainted wits tiers, and With the: fciences and the fine brilliancy of his Cow nets of our nation, diflineion to come ; try to imitate us. ters of all nations. vedt the glory of the fubjees; and ever fin is unacquainted with regarded of elegant / has not travelled in hew to unite dignit: his equals of our fel the other, to make comingfamiliar, to' ins toTamiliarity; of' - Louis XIV. that. also with which our people, already lov; the moil civilifed quaintance with out fiefs, that makes 7 exception of the 1 even incorporated what the Than in the writings of V tins, and Winter( tree, eflablilhed and our Government thous treafure of thr bliflunents, and to t tion every where. rota intent of our Ibal Bernadotte, communicated ti torate under the trysail. the Comet exclufive privilege Hanover. fo that, try is occupied ' French plays. wt the more politic, many, the Hano , attached to Eni therefore to be in the hardy half-c which the loweß and sod oneneers empire. Should, Hanover be give we (hall leave t lightened loin& highly advantai Government fro " The Landai Watteville. ha , Canton of Set General of the has obtained tht. French. " It is reported dyed and twenty Emperor inter of Honour. reigns, their rt " The Elect to Ilkiper Siia the young Elet and to receive ..._ tion from our Emperor, a:1,1 from the different branches of our 1111pCIIAI family. At a fat lately given by her Invert.' liighnes the Ptincefs Murat. he was limed on tier right hatid, and opened the Ball with her. Every one who law this Prince l"me months ago, is furprifed to fee the improvement of his manners, and with what attention he has itudied the cafe and elegance of the Members of our Court. Should his flay be R little proloaged here, be will Coon ferve as a model of good breeding for all his contitrymeo. “ The report was very prevalent lea week asd belit.ved by all our principal Literati, with Citing* Meatua at their head, that the famous Vefuvias had, chnieg a violent earthquake, totally tqappeatudi Their [peculation sar i in coorequesce. as aromas