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• ••• I • jf•r . iOVWO6 - , Tit - bc -----.--.--==•••••"------ _ VICTUALLING 01710 E, Argil 9.[ 40 4. rrHE COMMISSIONERs for V(CTL ALLING HIS IifATSVIT'S Kerr, I IS.* ir'ye ottike, E 4. That on Wedr.efday the rath of Sep her neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing ( led up), and treat with i t Bs& Petfotakas aeilivoikertaberiakflaply ueb quantities of clastitas. twasiatia% w WiCKSHIRE, - and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEF.SE, or eefe„otequalloodnefs ; wad of ROSE . CORK (Seconds) BD ER, or'Britifh Butter of equal goodncf , &genii hr required for •StaAty's ViCtualting . fervice from that day to the 3otb September, 1805,InelsOve. 'To hr delivered front time to time, as dentanded, into tte %:Con dual- lit,g,,,itores at Deptford, Portfmodth add Plyutocith, it tht 4raßde's•expeocet to be warranted tootteep•good and found for the fOute of fit toornbefrdha•Geiterpeetlve p rimiest date,' ; emd lb be paid fur by 888 payabk WO* inure@ ninety days after late. • I The cOnditi.ns of she Centred' %ay be fees at the Secretaris (Am aphist.olle,e- Or by Snplyinf to Mr. John Williams,Du o• Williams Deo- fterabley'iba Agent for the yeual uut at Cork. Mt regard t:ta it Sato elik:r.hisr j t which at trio *II of Is iti ere* ea kiwi& 44 fra eta at Alireeret se tit 2 . psti• &Pt Natio. iliattliii Woe( sit IpiblArikstist.stot, ger tati: the Pe#iepho..u#!_t6t.%amitt, or fire Perig• is 44 10111; MIMI, ii-Rift"ff :!"..i 4 Wi rir • ' . ' MANSION-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST 9, 0104, A T a MEETING of MERCHANTS and othe rs L held herr this Day to confider of the molt effeaual means for giving Voluntarily prompt salience to Government with liorfes. Drivers. and Carriages, fur the purpofe of conveying Troops to the Army in the event of !ovation, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR In theChaLr. Refolved, That it appear; to this Meeting to be of the bight* importance, that Government OlOtliti have the molt effeausi and crrtain means ready prepared and arranged for conveying Droops to the Army with the grestett expedition, in the event of Inerafion, and net be compelled at the moment of neceffity to pref. 'ogre- Horfes sod Carriages for that moll erten:Wl Service. Kt-Paved. :That a Voluntary Subfcriptlon be now (messed for Wows, Mirka, and Carriages, to be held at the commando( Go vernment In the event of Inv-anon, for the Service a:prettied in the preceding Refolution, and according to the Plan laid before this Meeting by the CominiCary General. lefolved, That a Committee be now appointed for the porpoft of Ina promptly and effoiliaally carrying into execution the Roo. lanai: of this Mating and for maklog all the needful arrange ments relative thereto ; and that they Sall have power for calling General Meetings of the Subfcribers when they may deem it se• eery, for afcertainlng the Lois or Damage, which the Suisferiben way fultain in their Hodes or Carriages, and to add fochMeni. bets to the Comintow as they m iy Wok proper. Refolvcd, That the following Gentlemen be the Committee fiat tarrying the Refolution of this Meeting into cited The Right um. Jo b, p ar i ng . jobittirtiaw. Efq. • Mayor. Robert Henke'', Efq. Sir John Earner, Rt. William BIM, Efq. her Charles PAce, But. M Wood. Efq., George Clarke, Efq. Mannaduke Lancdale, Efq. Peter Free, Efq. Senegal Walker, Lfq. Claudius Stephen Hunter, Erg. J. C. Snow, Efq. Peters Perehod, Efq. *Want Browning, rfq. George Seholoy,_,Efq. John Pootty Kesfuisson. Efq. Met 'a ls Lyon, Efq. The Committee give notice that they will attend at the Martfion Houle daily from Eleven Three °Vlach. for the purpofe of re. crivoig Subtkriptions of Horfes and Carriages, and tranfaaing her bawds asdirltlei yWe General Meeting. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. AT a numerous and refpeaab l e MEETIN G of the FREEHOLDERS of the i.OUN IN of Ml iSOLESEX. convened by public Adverulement, and held at roe l 1 own ani Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, us Turfday, the t 4th of . Auguft Wilma. IEO4, PETER MOORE, Rfq. In the Chair, RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, ER, That this Meeting confiders the condnet of the Sheriff of Middhas, In the late Pon at Boar ford. and la the Return, to have been a grofo outrage to the F reeholders of this County, and an alarming violation of the Frarichffes of the People of Epslanal. 2. That air BAATICIS BOAD YET, Bart. be requeßed to withhold proceedings on his part, and to leave to the Ereeholders the legal vindication of their own righu before the proper tribunals. 3. That for the put oft of vindicatlr3 there rights, and of ob taining redrefs, a Subicriptioa be immediately edtered Into, and that the furplus be reipedfully dieted ir. dtfch.rge of the general ripened of the Eledion. 4. That the Right Honourable Lord EVIIIIT , Hewer Hoar Tows; SOEmo. Efq. and Major C A I I TWILSOILE.tot MAIISCR: ed to accept the office of fredurers ; and that al/ So fel ihers be rowelled immediately to ply their Subieripdone Into the Bathing Hattie of Mears. 'I siestas Courts and Co. is the Strami, ba ahE WIC, of the *I - reducers, " as account of the Millb.fsm kledion: • S. That the Right Honourable Lard 11.01, 1 0 Et pliant, die Wen Honoarable Lord Vifeotmt Do tIC.ANTI•••• the HOISOMMiIe UMAILLA kINKAISD, Roil, 1 Agate, Efq. Wiits BIAITM9 Efq. PETER Moose, Efq. TNOMAS Scott, Flit Dataot.Wisso- VIILD SPARROW. Efq. k RWMINT,, Efq.. RODENT BENT, Efq. HANEY HARZ TUIVAINCIVI). Efq. Major CAVEMASONT. RODENT BIDDULEN, Efq. BENJAMIN T a, Efq. 10121 BAENA/ ErII.IAMESSIOMPTON , 11114.FEAN CIS aLOSSOF, q. be tormc into a Committee with full powers to carry the above Refolutions into effod, in loch manner as they fhan deem nolt CU, and Cogniel fhall 6 That thefe Refohitloni be pubEffted in the Town and Coun try Papers, and that proper perfons be appointed in the Country to receive Subferi;tiana PETER MOORE, Chairman. IMMBURGH Mali. 'The Chairman baying left tht Chair, Refoi‘cd, That the Thanla of the Meeting be given to the Cha*mob far big able and Impartial cootautt in the Chair• . , • charge of dory, and. part icularly for vol. which had been given at gy London, and which was charged as ea t. He cited a cafe before Chief Baron ch a tranfittion fomewhat fimilar had rroined to be ufury t but in that ode, had been charged, which materially the prefent cafe from the law there laid i looted alto the Pottftno,uth cafe before a, when that Learned judge faid, that 11 difcnunt for a bill as call, which has o run, ha device to elude the flamer', hen explained the natureaide account, to faid it was manifett, that the depotit, the bond, ought to be deduCed from he trolled, therefore, his Lordibip would c on the former poinVo be tried, and the fuitable orders on the latter. ILLY refilled with great warmth and charge of ufury which had been made Gents, mew of peril& integrity and of :putation. He confidercd the cafe before 4as as decifive in his favour, and which be over-ruled by an occafional opinion AV Prima by the late Noble and Learned of the King's Bench. With refpeft to ty were earned to account in the regular pith regard to the bond, the affignees eve applied to a Court of Enquiry, as try and Co. would have readily acceded tes in that particular. D CILINCSLLOR at much length delivered As on the three objects of the petition.— was due to Meters. Savary, Towgood, fay that the charge of ufury had not fupported, and that they would go nut of honour.. The petition &cold be diftniffed but, confsdering affignees mutt act, not sent knowledge, but'frorn the information e fromasthere, he imputed no mikonduit id therefore the colts fhould be paid out of .1 the bankruptcy. UOUST 13,--FRAMCO sa FlAlleo. try, 1803, an order was made to a Mader lit to fele& a proper perfun to become the if the infant O'Brien. In confequenee of ding Mr. Lowe was nominated, who was o the father of the infant. Mr. Jacob he Defendant, who married the widow, leafed with this appointment, his wife wrote der, recommending Richard Brinfley She. 1. to the fituation of Guardian to this or. was Rated, that the faid Mr, Jacob Franco :red this letter as a fog of menace to the alter the appointment I the letter bad di to the hands of Mr. Lowe, and in confe un gentleman made application to the at Mr. Jacob Franco might be committed eet for this irregular and extra-judicial in- ONILLT, on behalf of the Petitioner, (aid, Leah Franco, under the dire&ion of her had written the letter in quellion; that it el on the charaBer of Mr. Lowe, and that oft prodigal of encomiums on the gentle as dtfigned to recommend. It was written of tape, elegance, and fpirit, which was expeded from a Jew and a foreigner; and o improbable conjecture, that it was corn- Mr. Sheridan himfelf. If it were fo, coati Learned Counfel, Mr. Shetidan had the fin icity, 4' Laudari a lodate sire." In the let reprefented as an individual equally ipuliri his character and his talents, and remark his inviolable friendfhip ; be is dillinguillsed ofound legiaator, and as the grit (choler ige be adorns ; and the tears of maternal t were liberally poured forth to (often the a lawter, to a compliance inconfiftint with effional duty ; 4, You will refpcd the anxiety d mother, folicitousfnr the fate of her child." 'plaint would have been made againft this pro of praife, if the lady had not thought fit to ave with it the indecent cenfure of the charac- Mr. Lowe ; and the queflion was, •' if the vill not fignify its marked difapprobation of nduft ?" IGWIIFLL, for the Defendant, Paid, the ohjed setition was to procure the commitment of Mr. for a contempt of the Coutt ; and the crime d was, that this gentleman bad delivered the tdverted to, to the Matter. The affiavit of ranco pohtively denies any fuels delivery ; the itinn then is wholly unfounded, and there is g to affect Mr. Franco. ROMILLY. in reply, laid, that the affidavit by owe, on the other fide, although not pofitive, e is informed, and believes he delivered the let ;ertain it is, that is was written by his wife, I Leah Franco, that it came into the Mailer's , and that the latter gave it to Mr. Lowe. The on is not whether the corrednefs of morals of heridan or Mr. Lowe, make the one or the the molt fit perfhn for the letious and impor luties of a gliMrdi,ith but whether libellous mat thus to he intruded upon judicial characters, to nee them it, the difeharge of their prvfeffional s? le Loan CHaaceLLoa.—" I certainly do &rap t of any communication with the Mailer. either nally or by letter, in the abfence of either of the es. The letter not (lily contains libellous flintier ill an individual, but is extremely dill-40401 Court. The praflice cortefponding in fuch I have frequently cenfured, and I flatter my that the fcvetity I have diritied to it has dirni -11 the evil. I do hope this will not happen again to Mailer's office, and I do not difapprovc of the tuft of thole who h...ve fubmit'ed the Matter to mention of the Coiitt : yet this may be fufficient. iterpoic further might be to. rigor cut." .01111 T MACS AP L• 411, Efq. wlsore death was ne oned by the hrLifts received from a carriage that over him lall week, and whi, h he turvived only an hour, WAS a gentleman well known in the lite r world. t c was educated in the Univcrfity of inburgli, an .1 came to London at a very early pe lof life. He p.frcre 1 a v:: y retentive tremor), ich enabled him r,) give %%Oh E.:elity to the world to of the finelt f;ercliet in Parliament during 1.4. rd • Admini ttrtii•rn end the American wir.— til within a few )Lars back, he le:pt a feminary Walthatndaw; and (or the Lill two years, he • employed lira a trar,fla ion rf °lrian into 1.2- . He had r.nty received die fist picaf-fintt r hours before Le died. , . ' A pitched battle was fought yellerday at a pine called Sun in the Sands, &she bottom of Shooter's Hill, 'between yewoly i ftem-Tigre, a, hackney coach. man, and Yoko Rafe, a horre.daaler, two comba tants of tome pugiliflie ettiiaeule, for arfubferiptiott • pork of twenty guineas. . jemmy-from Town, ie. may be remembered, acquired great reputation in it conte* at Kennington Comet*, twelve months ago, when he beat Hopping tddithit I and Rolfe was not. lefs admired for his prowefs un Cenral occations, pars titularly at the Wormwood Scrub's where the bow ie; eta were takes in, by betting the long odds againft him. The ring was formed. precifely at a quarter pact eleven o'clock, when the combatants *ltem, it, b tl " eager for the fight." On tripping, Jemnay.froar,: Town appeared to be the taller man, and longer it the arm. At the commeneentetft of the sf Roof, the Coachman attacked his antagnailt with Co.much vio lence, that he &. Pt him Amid out of the ring and .fell. No dangerous hitt mad*. hr end for Roods chatted of very fever* hitting on both fi des. The Coachman not phiefs mad? . kismet, but was deadest neither in thength nor ems. • rage. and by a ma/ blow be rat the H'vfe.dealer over his right eye, and brought him on his lamb. To go soul R4;4 the Coachman kept a /*rain ; and, not wit:Reacting R , lfe's effnett tofferldis, be could not Wee him to He rutted owl& gip. portent, end fosrght omit furincfly, while 'Rolfe was unfitted to fltift.a little, and hefted to be Mnfarvitg .his wind for a long cosset. He c.uild an' • ever, avoid receiving feierai hi ;WS tram the man, which had a veiyiriiias Well. • From' as Ica to sit tfub .ttooK tilt H'lhretteelet appeared determined to oppote itrength to trendy • moth wet Intpogible to witUefs a wore sandy Ranh' up fight ; fometimes one had !Isabel of it. and flaw times the other. The Horfe-dealer teemed nob aged rpfive, and dealt his Idols Co judiciooly that the odds were confiderably in his favour, and It use fuppofed that the Coachman was in the isijfsge of the haste. The itSafe Rood was in the Coachman's favour; he hit his opponens a violent blow on the templet *Licht completely' tufted Mir thuts4, and brobighehhii fad the ground. • - fie 1111 Rood tinted the tide farther is favour of the Coachman; he hit the Horfe-dealer, a violet* blow in the body, which was th ou g ht to have toads+ cd his wind. • tk rtti Read Rolfebegat!by fighttag on Ore re fares, sad pattiogidhis blows with grsatcaotiothethilit the Coachman continued to follow him up, and give him no quarter. Towards the end, Rolfe made a hidden retreat, whim the Coachman tilted a violent bloat at him, lay which means he avoided it,. auto made a blow it return, which twitted' dowse the Coachman. ' Thu isitk Assa4 the Coaeliento reedit! dttenbined to make amends far his defeat is she lat. and/Arta with renovated Areas t. .The Horfedealer teemed all of a redden faint Irmo his extranrdioary exertions in- the former rounds. The Coachmao perceiving the advantage, made play, and fetes took the *ad kept it to the coda the retest The next three rousda.Rolfc was esenediV a d r it mired, iris wind was quite genet *WI* man put feveral fevers blows , rut h is opposer* s feat. which made the blood Sow profufelf t it waf i'eCifeta be cintld not fopport the fight above liSetter roma& 7eutoy forth Anwirrthe boric-deader sew fl .e:tifed the fpeetators by keming. fait Vats tiretionir invigorated, and fevetal revert bits vote. natty got on both tides. At the conclulian "of the TOU'lia boat fell together from each other's b 16411. Tb4ibtrodda were now offered to be taken. On the combatants (landing ore tempers . * the twenty-fifth Round, Rolfe expieffeti p with OA** lot and vianry was 'impale:idly declared in favour of Jemmy from Town. It Was acknowledged on alll tides that the Horfe•dealer had AMA inch Nod cod boom, and the Coachman retired from the ring wish out expelling the loft dillatisfatimi at his fro. VENEREAL SLINDNEEO. To Mr. Teim•s.TAT Loa, Surgeon. No. o, New Elidgentkinfp Deal all, Lassie& IT is with the 1114 heartfelt fatisfAaiott that I al arch yes on the In onsperxkle excellence et your lavabo* Meditine--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—Io the fpriarg of this year had the misfortune to contracts Van:real Complaint, audb ded with the mutt alarming and dm/e ymmouts ; loco meth that I have been warned to my yoion fur a wink week tqraher a Land not able to Mr out alit I had no telt riled narday. and &dared the mr.it emendating pain and torment, anal what MU atilt %suite, my eyes grew weak mad dint, fa that I mold Lame leftce n any Mika, If ever to cleft to Me, and expe(ted wads/ lets than the total lots of my fight. From a ftoot,heakby, sod ra ther corpulent man, I became a mere Sadao , . and an object of pity and compaGion.—My friends had all given me ant. and thought my recovery impolible. In this dreadial RIM and env pectins every minute to be my taft in th is world. I was lort•- (lately recommended by a neighbour to try your MedidDet. tit WM log t card all medicated team porpole, and been at an arannovis expence, it was tonic time before I could be prevailed on to talus them ; at taft I tent for Is bola, and before I bad taken them an, I found conlideniblialinacht t my paint Padua* slotradalls and my eyefight grew beer. and to the great freprice and afar niihmeat of all my Man% (after taking lbrof bawl more). my bestst. and Arentb was perfectly redored, sod I am now, (thumb* to my GOD and your Invaluabk Mediclees), as well and hearty a eicr I was in my life. Yost obliged butithk fcresne, High-ftreet, 114bvsnoke et Inn. 0. 1.. L.EIGIL The above Medicine Is earneltly re commended to all parte,. that are in any doutt of their twine astir. ly free of every Vence real Affection. particularly to thole e out altering their mediums In hie. as It wdl certainly eradicate every tai .t of that nature. of however lung Renting, of bee-rver difgo fed ender the appear WM of ether iliferOcrs it may he. for Sc"rbutit. Glandular. abd eitts' maws Complaints It is alto reclaim. baled tube taken, eltecially ia the Spring. Summer, and P.A. Prepared and kid by the foie Proprietor. Thomas Tastes, Mender of the Curpanation of Surgeons. London, at his ipteafer No. 9, New illidgefttero, where be will give Advice. wilbosii a Fee, to PerfOns taking theft Pills, and will aofwer Patients Let. ten. if poll paid, on the trne.trrins, °Maass ha all cafes the molt In•inlabie fecreey, no Percales pants or cafe having hero norntloned, but at their own ; aricularrcqueft, by the Proprietor. during the tuber( of more than 3 t years, that belies had thee**, dila a! extviGre talc et the above Medicine and the prradlee seder h trorn. They at t alt Add by hi. oppninanem. at the Perfomer's, NOc , St. 40,4W-ft:eft, ; Mr. RiAertfort'sTuy.fhop. l4l6 . 103. Orford-area ; Mr. Stars, Illankkiler, r, Unlonvmw. little Tower-Mg; and by one Perna in evesy eanfiderable tewn and England. a, boxes of only a s pl. each Staled up s wilt full In plain dlr.:dims LONDON : Printed end pebbited ! , t Lite rL RENT, (er Cis tettotry-Vacr. tambeth), at the STAt 07Ittt, Ns. Caret Arm. Wadi sikt tkii *as Orrice, Tiogirbik • • rocirvdcLims-0nv0.... 4 ‘49 , THE' CO Meng lON g. fre IrfiLTIIALLI 4 G NAP Alrity N4Fr, sialbera giats . Thar ail Prifty.t.he Pith inftant, atonal be re4dy,plyetxile lealarninntlitioz.flositd. 140 su4 treat frer HUNDRED sua nyly 'eckt 4 § a BARLEY MEAL apd o*TmEALp • To bombed tostethsr in tqual,proportionst to be ibipped in bats and icliveral with all RAW , esperinlon to Yhi Collator of Ills Majelty's Cuftoma at terwkit. 110 the !Band of Shetland tEland, be ytid for by Bills pay able with intcrid ninety stays aft.nr dam • The Conditions of the Contra & may be ken at the Secrerary:s • • ars Avis4.rii hml hsaVs.air. iskaabisb dories "all ant lae .s qr 411411 sad k *bawd to tbe Board For 1 4 . 4 04 .a fad friday tbs z7tb iafiad, a., atikli dba sitars us hada. ' , Wm tee , . a lir &€ 64 7+ oak"Ci 6, atdrairasiliss • . • • - THATCHED HOUSE TAVER A N, • uguft ie, dog. AT a Meeting of the Nobility. Clergy. and Gentry of the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood, held here this day, 111:1 Right Hon. Lord HAWKESBURV in the Chair, A SuNcription was entered into under the following head : We, the saJorOgned Nobility, Clergy. and Gentry of the Me.- trnpolis and its Neighbourhood, conildering it to be the indifpen fible duty of every loyal fubjedt, at this important erica, to forward -to the utmoit qf their powers the exertion, of Government in de fence of ..ur Country againf the atternms of in Wending Enemy, do proutifc and engage to provide and hold in remit:iris for the public !alike on :he torteft notice, in the event of invafien, the number of Hor'es and Carriages, with Orlin, and Hunch. ex puffed oppofitc our reipeetive names, for the purpofe ot conveying Troops to the At my, and ico (apply the Driven and Horfes with Pr vitiona and here-^e fufficicot 'at haft for 48 hours, from the [irre of their being called oat. 1 he Nobility, Clergy, and Otntry, are Informed that the Soh fatption Paper will lie for fig.:mores at the Thatched Houfe . 1 a: Tern, St. Jameis-itreet, from ten to three o'clock daily, and that the 3odies of their Carriages will not be required, as fimplc and li ht Machines for lunging on the Springs of the- Carriages fub fcribni, will be rovided by Goverment. rkroiltirta-oiPti,'Aviro. ao4 commissigmus fer,PICVALLING .I " XIS 1114yEgirt". NAVA.", # . l4 , 4om.Ndiar: That so Friday next, the pth Inttant, they will be rcady to mein Tenden In writing, (Wed up) and treat !Or FOUR THOUSAND SACKS OP KILN-DRIED HOUSE. HOLD FLOUR: To be parked into Catis . to be provkle , lliy Government : 'robe dcllracd in tbe flan( of one Month by weekly prOportlons into the Army Vfeuatling Stores in Saint Catbtrtne s and qp be paid for by tilibpayable with tnttreft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Seetetary's Mee. No marl opoktie ledge any tear, tabisb trice jiii sot be in. wild is ward, atiestxtb, or 'bat flail at be &Bernd to an Board Leper tot 0'.14 ma de laid Friday next, the 17tIt Orr IMO that pf# l l fae oriel tin kart., ex fare talks rat ii. Moir. Mask to tufvoor labia cattalo*, EAST-INDIA NOUSE, A.:4 15, Igo+, 'rkiE COMMIT - TA Be' SHIPPI:rGetbe A. UNITED COMPANY q AfRatIiANTS .f ENG LAND, tr.aig to tb. EAST nepms,4 berAy give irtfr That the Committee will be ready to receive Propadals in writ fealed up. on or before Wedoefday the moth indent, from loch Perrone who may be willing to Empty theCoutpany with ' COPPER. And tint the Condition: of the Cams& may be Gen epee op climbs to Mr. James Coggan,Oerk to the bid Committee, whit t he the Train muft be LI: before twelve o'clock at noon, ea the Add 490 Jolliet, beyond which hour the Committee will not receive any 'fender. LUNATIC ASYLUM, NEAR EXETER. AT a General Court of GOVERN ORS, held at the Calue of Exeter, the l ESENT, ft of Auguß, Ikt i PR Radit Hon. Lord Clifford, Rev. Chancellor Nutcoatbe, Right H. Lord Rolk, Jame* White, Efq. Sir.Lawrense Palk, Bt. M.P. Rev. Jonas Dennis, Sir AlexandeeHamißosi, Kat. Rev. James Manning, lames BIIIIU, kfq. M. P. Rev. Timothy Keswick , john Baring, Eitk _ Patrick Kincaid, Efq. ni. F. Milford. .Efq. It. P. John Williams, Efq. Dr. D mkt. • Rob. Racal, Erg. • In the abreact of his Grace the Duke of Bedford, Prefident, S. F. Millard, Efq. Viec-Prefident, was dcdred to take the Chair. It was unanintoufly Refoired, Tbtt he be requited to fum moo, at a coneenieut time, a General Court of Governors, in or der to prated to the Eledtioa of an Apothecary, (who is in future to tetidein the Houle, and to pradadfe there oaly,) in the room of Mr. Johnfon, who has refigned the Alice of Apothecary, but con- Ocoee to be Surgeon to the inititutlon. la confetpicnce of the presiding requeft, I do hereby appoint • General Court of Governors. to be Mid, for the pimp.* aforefaid, fu the Board-loons of the Afylutu, on Tuelday the 4th day of &p -iranha nut, at elute o'clock in the forenoon. It is recommended by the Committee to tke Governors, not to engage their Yates for any Candidate that is married, or who is much under forty years of age The perfon &sled wiU be entitled to his board and Mllllr tarnance,to an annual Wary of eighty pounds, and to a fee oa the salmillicia and dllcharge of an the Patients, elm' the pooreft cLes. SAM.TRED. MILFORD, Viet-Prefident. NEW STAMP DUTIES. ACOMPLETE and ACCURATE STATE MENT of the above Impofts with the Repiatians attend the ante, will be inttodueett in a New Edition of KlAgst.EY's 'VAX TABLLS, To be publiCheS in ahw d aya,p ricc o as dull. LIFE OF EARL HOWE. To be fold, at Mr. White's, Firat-ftrcet, prier as. to boards. 'I'HE FEW BENIAINING COPIES ON, Ell. of The Wu. of EARL HOWE , by GEORGE MA - Thi• Boot Is mach reetwarmoded hi the Britith Critic For P May, It contains snail anitnadver fi ens ea our Country oliti cal Characlers of the Preterit Thue,.foose of width n n k$ a r e flanior.l with au additiadditionalpropakty from Ilse peculiar behavi of certain perfons futifecwnt to the public-aloe of k. life. Etc particularly what Is laid of a Emit, Coops% pages 99 and toc. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. r DISH refreafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen• l• • try, and Public, that be is Masi Tickets and Sham for the Ertl Lottery, which begins Drawing September 24, and fr belts a continuance of their favours. The Holders of all oat. Sanding Prises purchtkd at the above Gayest , ' the late or former Lettenc,, may have their Money ia STERLING GOLD, with. out any Lkdadtien whatever. .• All Bufinefs in the Public Funds mauled with fidelity and difpatelt. To be publifitra by Subfcription, POEMS fuggefted chiefly by SCENES in ASIA. MINOR, SYRIA. and GREECE. with PREFA I CES cs• traded from the AUTHORS * * JOURNAL, embellaihtd with two Views op tilt lion= the g e rmander, and the Aqacdwel over the • By the late J. D. cARINLE. B D. F. RS. E. Chancrllne Carla, Vicir of Novreaftle-Upon.Tyne, Prolefiht of Arabic in the Uniyerilty of Cansbrldge, and ClaJplain to the Lord Bifhop of Durham.. hal.fcAption rl re. to be paid on delivering the Wolk. Snhfcripti•tm reeled by Mr. White. Fiat-Brew ; Mr. Rl vingtoo, St. P.ntra chureb.yard ; Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly, Lon don ; Mr.Coole.Orford ; Mr. Daighton,Cantbridge ; Mr. Bull, Bath ; Mr. Sandi, N:V7CIIIIC Upon 'Dyne; and MeErs. Bell and bratlfute, ant Mr. Crud', Fdinber:l, The W will be rittcd by W: BOW and Co. Sbakfpcarc Printing Office. STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and CO. No. t, Poultry, beg leave to in form their Eris and the Public, that the riches sad Shares of the STATE 1 . 0 FTERY Zto beit ism t Deawins au the s 4 th Selitember pest) are or Sate at their The following Capital Primed tie Lotteries to sod for the tart Year, were bared and (phi at their 011iee, vlz No. ate - atom No. 11,199 11,599 - 5 Poo 4 1 . 6 0 19356 - 5 400 3493 s'-+4.3 0 54. 0 6.351 No th.t 7 meet; And others of semi, &c. Ste. to a great amount. - - NEW STATE LOT "EERY, BEGINS DRAW ING THE seth OF NEXT MONTH IN ilic prefent and only Lotte r y to be drawn this Y. c..re the Ftatca awake of CAPITAL PRIZES ever known, a. proration to the fated quatitaty 0 Tickets. • A GUIDE TO SCHOOI. BOOKS. This de/ was publ'hcd. the 4:b FJttion, cnbrged, Trice c::i Mt paver, - • RUC FORS A nd PARENTS, ikat7ll)E to In the Sin; L CIIOI CE and usr .tr the r TARY hooKs, ~rry Lranelt Kn;Aelcrlrr ; po'‘ati..e out thc if tell:lt:tiler menu, rod tLe orrice in v. adz tray ough: to be tut cdlively ;awed. By jOgIIT'A COLI.IN, A. M. !team. of Nterport. am. late Malta 01 tat Grammar S.hool that Town. anne i teas have appeared 0: T t. OCtltbll Value ct each. se. o! Prizes. 3 of f cat ••',' and LIL 4 ic,.303 ,czo 5.m tr -3 Total VsLe 460.c00 30.000 5 ,coa 6 ,000 a - na 2 IL. his is a well-svri,ten knlicitnn Publication, ennactirg t. I t prat-twal 041 tla. Z.Vhj:a of Velesciitinn, and es r i-rr ilia fa i:4l of every Perfan ((sac. rnedin T .p 1 et, ,^'• '• ••• The • , "1: L.Nlk‘ i .. $ .... 1 '0 ... tif. 3 in , naug ii• tu tx• the crhilt of nrpL.i.ncei anu rn crude:no. e Author's liteeontmenna with !Lich Rearons mut Leith a SLEola.r n c,c Tickets £ : •"' !-.t; is tire nallon% x , to 1. PAtt o f !Vie CarltaS to be detrmine.: v or,i• I silt sarortly I icksrt Firtt rifft.draWl l 1 icl.rt Sortntl: i` y s = s• I Sta-deavrn 1 . .. r:ghth isit .amvs ■ 1 hiLt Ninth D.sy < Ti•Aste sad Shores on 1.. e. r<t cvcry I.icas . st<l Ofact. Prods: Pracc : rti.o..o'l r."clor "..—Afiti•jacal.ot Ito trAv. In t".c firft p.a: of thi" Work ar. ...vent judicial"' Obrk rya. • • 1 the 2.r; fru,,TatP., th... uirtul irtrnduttory er,ry brzrch I•l,oele,lrs, fr , 4 ricottz, at 'Ara rclpr..• -.• merit", and ta1.,1 t a g Parent.ll.ltr"olt".... titm. which the up° , jail yrsatula,ra.i....t: In. Arllos„ •er,mrr....ai..:, WI tin not viafarre any Cri•i:. rc.t - or 1 'Kowa* r t rol.!.. Oeced-ttn ; d fold by 'lv. I • C..nabnJca, 1.114,t0, .a:!.1 11.1 f . .6.. • 'I . 1 0 - Cs 7c 35 TlAct Z 9 4 r re, I 1 • - , • ••• . 01,•••••"0, IMO. • . 'S. .. .. • . . • .. . . ,c l4l, . ~. 1.0....4% , • , .: . • ••' . • , ' OC 2,1 ; ' '‘. • 6qt 474 '-`. - ''. -- $ ' • . - 4 ). j . S ' I • ~. 'r, .)) e i.,,,,,•-,-._ .. :,_.............„ . , ....„,,,,,,.......,; • , ,• • vi - L -t---- - . , . . . .... • - • _....—.........._____ ...--• ' 1 -- --r---. . THURSDAY UST . 16, 18o+ ,___— - ~ I. . FAT a numerous and refpeitab l e MEE TING of 3- the FREEHOLDHILS of the t." 0131, t CV of kII ISDLESEX. - t -.. • PITTIIIIIIItOn, tali by public Advertdeosent, and held at LOC ii own and sae"eoe the ae . d i, , 1 Tavern, in die Behind, of Tuefday, the lath of Auguft returned Cafe. They . 1 N 4, 'ETER MOORE, Erg. in the Chair, three hour' at Sivoret , -,,,utitoo Von Dirtionr, near Gatla ' , it confiders the couduet of the %sniff of 3 0 "'ergs from this titY• . vt at Boar ford. and la the Returo, to ittiTillioM, JULI 1 7 .--111 'be f bc rte c holeraof cpie thin Cz a nt g y i , ax a and this day, the Minißer his . ifi ottiw po •, • SWIDtil, Baron KIIICT BILDT, Nrt. be requelted to withhold ProtoCoi & G od b e o p ene d is the the Irma older' theit i al nit the Imperial Ruffian Note of th, -taper ribunals. der r that be might give his vote on ti, rights, and of ob- 4 ter , fed wt .. an d 'Protocol being accordingly opened by 'the t "'o"'nal Minillcr of Saltzburgh, the Barottcaut. ing Vote to be entered : i t 1 `t" ar I " His Wetly the Khtg of Swept'', as Dote of ''''Ck' rtaeraula, has charged bit Envoy to infert the fallowin, ‘ • the Protocol, on the fulled-of the declaration of his ht • 1 'ovens, of Russia, bid before the Dirt on the 7th of la His Majefty, who on fo many meatless ban nsanifollna '-e intercity hitrifelt is, the afairs of the German Zak 'cant without the groateft easier end Antal, the etc Nice in - tbe Flo:Barak of Baden in the month' t. 'us in which the territorial rights of the Gotten Iv violated... Aid its fawn; fectirity emoted or His /staidly therefore thinks it the duty of -mire not to conceal the will that the -e full and fatisfa.tlory esplanaftoss to -dative to the fold events, and feet ' • 1 ••re fecurity of the Geratastia In Ms Isividtl silS, r e -sugh he Me not pew._ . •-i in t morepattiealme. `vacd of W. Alice his reliteedillh . -ealit hi , -tow. ,1 i i _ . Petwasstracm, JULY 17.—The aerial travellers. Secretor the academician, and M. Roe Corso'', have returned fat. They defcended after an excurfion of three hours at Sivoretz, an eflate belonging to M. Von Dittmar, near Gatthina, at the &Rance of about 3o vents from this city. RATISIIOII. JULE 17.--In the fitting of the . Tise . t this day, the Minißer of, his Majelly the *King of SWEDEN, Baron Kerr BILDT, demanded that the Protocol (hould be opened is the College of Princes, on the Imperial Ruffian Note of the, 7th May, in or der that be might give his vote on the fabled. The 'Protocol being accordingly opened by the Direftorial ' Minitier of Saltzburgh, the liarmicaufed the follow ing Vote to be entered : " His Majeay the King of Sw t at Duke of lamed Po. "meraula, has charged his Envoy to infra the following Vote in the Protocol, on the fubjeft'of the declaration of hl, Majefty the Erupted of Russia, bid before the Dirt on the 7th of Shy la& • His Majcfty, who on fo many draftees has mediated haw much be interats himielf is, the ateira of the German Empire, gadding leant without the L rc ete,. darer and alarm. the event* which teak place ts°tbe Elatorase of Bidets to the mean alf March laft ; events in which the writ aria! rigthre of the Greaten Empire are flagrantly violated. ...nil its futon; our repaid to the great eft danger. - His Majefty therefore thinks it tbe duty to every Member of the kmpire not to conceal the will that the French Government may give full and fatistsiftory esplanaftans to the Emperor and the Empire, relative to the Paid events, and fiat as may remove all fears for the future fecurity of the Gemmed terr i t ory. As a Member of the Empire his Mejefty ddcbt . th his duty tomcats chafe tentimant ; though he bat not PG% odeffay to notice the occurrences ',hided to in le mere polemist, manner, in his capacity of Guarantee date Paler ot and the Germanic Coattitution ; and the kit Sia !Moe his could not doubt that a Power which had formerly lhared lida = Sweden In the labour and glory of co-operating to the reamotioni of the laws, and of order and fecurity us the Empire, would bit eonvineed of the neodfitp of maintaining objeas fo important impaired and inviolate." HAMBURGII, AUGUST 3.—" In confequence of the refufal made by the Hanfeatic Cities of Hamburgh. • Bremen, and Lubeck. to comply with the new pe- _ cuniary exactions of the French Government, Bremen has been inveßed for feveral days pail by a detach- - mein of the French army in .Hanover, and no perfoo is Coffered to enter or depart from that city.. They have even flopped all fupplics of provitions. As the enemy completely blockade the place, it is timpors- • ble to afceitain by „any direet information, whether they have proceeded to levy by military esecutioa the Corns they demand, but a rumour of this nature was in circulation this morning. • " The City of Lubec peratis in its refufal to par the contribution demanded by the French, who have not yet had recourfe to any menace, probably from the fear of hatiening a rupture with Raffia, whole fleet is row riding in the Baltic. The lift letters , from St. Peterlburgh Rate, that the Emperor Atm. •NDER continue' to give decided proofs of his deter. urination to-Ail:Jure the'imerelis fitness XVIII. " Intelligence has jun been received here, thatthe navigation for (malt craft between Hambergli and' Tonningen, will, from this moment, be free. In confirmation of this pleating intelligence, thefollow. ing diplomatic document is circulated in every part of the city COPT MN' A LETTER FROM LORD HARROWS?, FIE/ BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SECRETARY OF STATE TOR TM 'FOREIGN D NEWT, TO F. cozeto noun GRAF. EEO, Sit. Downine.ftreet, July eft, tEog. • I have the honour to inform you, that I have paid due atten tion to the requefl cootsined in different letter" of Mr. MATTIr ▪ ou the part of the City of Hambergb, That Lighters be permined to navigate between the rivers Wcfer and Elbe: Orders have accordingly been feat to His Majefly's lhipe of the blockade, to permit the parage of lighters, barges, and other fatal craft. aniwering the above ckfcription, and carrying auenepoosoble soot's for neutral account, and to Coffer the fame to ph widens tnukgatiou to and ho, Jong the Data fide of the ken, droop the Wattern, between Tenntegea, and Handuargh. His Majaty hopes that this pan:torten will be properl f encoded to, and noc a dded, and that no unfair advantages will be taken of it, by which His Malay would lee Waal forced to order the blockade to be refound with greater ihnlncia • I have the honour to be, Ice. *to p. COLtUIIOOII Cl4/7, Etc^ • " Since the oposing_of the navigation b e tween the Wefer and jade, the Danes. too. have been permit ted to fail, with twenty-five of their betting imacks, op the Elbe. " On the 3oth ult. one cf His Britannic Mejelly's (loops of war, of 18 guns, the name of which I do not, however, know, arrived at the new work of CCuxhaven, and fent afb difpech, which was deli vered to a French Office ore r.. On Wednefday the Poop (lilt continued on her Ration, and it does not appear that the anfsrer to the difpatch had been received.— It is fuppofed that it was forwarded to the head quarters at Hanover. where the French Completive in Chief, Blameoovre, was at that time." Velem,. JOLT se.—We havereceived tz the way of Ttiefte, tome recent intelligence from gyps. by which we learn that the tranquillity in the interior of that country was not of long duration. There reports Rate, that the party devoted to the Porte has been lately fupported by the Arnauts but the vislorms which they have obtained over the Mame hikes were not fo decifive as was generally fop poled. The Bees have not been deilroyed, as we beard, but they tubmitted to the necciiiiy of the mo ment, and waited for a mote favourable time. This is already arrived ; the Beys, with tient reinforce inchte, having again appeared in the neighbourhood .1 Cairo ; the Arnauts ',Aired the Nile to attack the lantelukes, but were repuifed with the lots of tOOO men. The latter joined by a contider.ible number f Bedouin Arab', aßually unveiled Cairo with about tr.ooo men, and it will be very c.itlictilt fur Ma .omed WIICO commands in GI and Cairo, in the ..ame of the Porte. to maintain his p,,:i!ion there. The French privateer %%Ito+ as;acksd an Eoglifli ,Lip at the entrar.ce i.f the harbour of l'riefte„ aaS in s. cfcq niece dc•inzsi by tie. Guterman* bas tsl: &or. %Sitticd) " miitaoWlT: 6,533 1,000 I ; I ,JCO STIRACIA'S OILS. *EAR SIR, IN a Voyage frosn , the Eafl-ladies I 101 l all my Hair two years Mite, but wi:s being then worn, thought little about it till lait ChrUtritas; but ft:in: in the Mortise Papers a Letter of an add Goodman, who had dee,. your Stiracia s this for thegrowth of his Hair, with fointich Coterie, and mow long Hair being fa much the fantion, was &Brous to try it myfelf, though bad not much faith, as my Hair was never above an inch loog. But I have the pleafure to allure you, that it is now i;,!1 four inches long behind. and I really think it to he the very belt Pomade cercr urea ISfor Net- MITH. Devonshire Place, .dieguft r. It is fold by the Proprietor, at No 94, Newman.fireet,ONford• Brett ; Golding's, No. ea, Cornhill ; No. et. P.ll mall ; Hutripbmy's, No. 118, Ozford greet; at ss. per pot, or aL 141 per dos. FOR SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Brokers' Sale ROOM. Nut-ftrect, Plymouth, oo Friday the asth linmediatell; A fter the fale per Diana, THE NEW CHASSE MAREE ST. CATHE RINE. et the Burthen of abort 35 hang. Alfo, NOTRE DAME DE SON SECCOURS,Isurthen about 40 t,43. The former is cakulated for difpatch, and the latter foe the crafting trade, prises to his IVlajefty's &hoot= Felix, Lieute nant R. B u tune,Conariandcr. Immediately after the above, by virtue of a Commiffion of Ap praifement and Sale, addrelfed to In.. Hawker, Ef9. the ENT about IRE CARGO of Notre Dame de Bon Sucours, conlafttug of thogrs. Indian Coco, and a few Deals and Mats. 4114 ' 5 Pipes }Prise Brandies (French). 4 Pieces 5 Pipes fuperior Benecarlo Wine. And 10 Ditto Brandy, reflored to the Clrdmmts. For inventories, eatalOgnes, viewing, temples, &e. apply to Mr. J. Hawker, merchant, irlymoith ; or to John Pridkan, Broker. Plynwiatk, Augult ss, 11104. TO he PEREMPTORILY SOLO. purfuant to an Order of the Court of Chancery, made in a Cade h•tided Mytton againft Mytton, with the approbation of pus 050. Efq. one of the Malta' of the Pai d Court, on Wednef.lay, the ttb day of September, t 80.4. at the Crofs Keys Inn, held by Mr. 'Tho mas Hunt, in the Town of 01w eftry, In the County of Salop, bctwate the beers of three anti fire to the afternoon. • ALL the SEAMS, VEINS, and BEDS of COAL and SLACK already opened, or to be opmcd, • found out, or difrovered in or mder feudal Fields, Clofes, Or Par cels of Land, called the Man y VJcliyn Cats TeloSdlan Caebyr and Bankboufe Crofts ; the Bankbook Tenement Cu Yr Litbye, with the three Pen y containing upwards of Baty in part of the DrsU Farm, lituate in the Towidhip a( Sweeny, in the pe rim r et Ofweltry fortfaid , belonging to Reber( My. 24 Sow in the occupation of lent, Jones. The Coils. ask la believed. are four in number, viz. The firit Coal one yard and a quarter In s hicknefs. 'the aeons, Coal shout three quarters of yard. The third Coal two yards, And the fourth Coal about cite yard, with fall liberty to fink , (earth for, and work the lama for the remainder at a term ut so years, which commenced on the Gth day of January,: 717. Printed particulars may be had, and a map of the Lands Gen at the faid Matter's Chambers in Soutkareptea-balldinp, boodoe; of Mr. Bramwell, Solicitor. No. 13, Papm-buddings, Temples London ; of Mr. Probert, at C..polorn, near Shrewfburst ; and of Mcffrs. Joses,of Ofweilry afore4J. ,C 2 poo a,OOO s poe z poo 'I - 0 BE BOLD By AUCTION, by Mr. ENGLISH, Jen. On Saturday. Srpternber the SL 11, 11;04, between the HOUR of Four and is in the Afternoon, on the Pretences, In one Lot, briefs difpcied ni by private contract, of which timely notice will be siren, fubjcdt to Web Condaions of Sale, u than be then and there produce d, A LL that Suh:lantial Convenient well-built Houle, i 1 commonly called or known he the name of the Cattle and Ball Inn and Tavern, In Northgate3treet, adtolning the hlarkct. place, In the City of Bath, rogethee with the tf nod Will and Leak of the fame Prentice., two Tears of which .re unexpired (rum the 29th of Septanber nest, at toe r,:e) . low Ault a 6,!.. per Annum, and orlyepart of the Taxa. The above Pranifes are moft centrally and eligibly fituated, of long tfiablifeed relprotabilitr, a d r, tete with every convenience as an Inn. having estaifive and . 6,.11.4i0t19 Stabllng and Coach Hooks, an excellent fpacious Coff, e ko, Id. .and m i tt convenient Bat attached to it. la in a enropkt: ilate o f itcpar, aad front Its aelvantarious ['merino for Subtl. ie a deftrable and Vela. atdc Property. P u ifikcn flan b e had at r Nl:ch.:hula next. The Prcnufei are 4 1,1111.10111 y ferpplaied wieb excellent Hard and c-u} Water. attillteld uoda the Clorpeu ation of the City of Bath 091 Nears eleterrinable n o wv renewable rn the Dratb cr. tad. 1..; c, a' • rept certato,i full Rated And fubjed to a (mak pot mot of liggiai.gter Annum. For •he :rckr :mnd-olan of the Purehafer, the whole of the Tur• ewe uh•alelp Neat and NI JUt I I'. and pleat part uf which h i ..I 133 in I it. IN , to.,w•hcr wilt the capital Stock of Old CI. .c. tt g re lilts its b. tak.n Icy a (or Vatuattou, and as a further ar .ananoteLeita., the, aneloclpal s part of the Purchafe.glouty may r. ra.:l .ni le. f ..1:•. fee I..rt hcr V.v. r‘:l..fli apply to Nieff.• Harmer It.. rr,, and Iglovni. Na. 6 ~. la• toeteßreet, Lord..n ; n' glr. WO kilo. on. 0 ..: lilliLlltt s Or . - tht; 46 valvrt. CI , Nn f ,B:oad ; ttrest. - kimb. at 3/ Letou poet. y....t. , • ;.,....a.. '....1 m- - - •