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H IS MA JESIrs COM.MISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES, do hereby, give Notice, that all Per fons claiming Exemptions from the Duty in refpL6t of the Divi- dends arifmg from Annuities, Dividends, or SharLi of Annuities out of any Pabllc Revenue, whether in the Books of the Bank of Englaad, or of other Public Companies, Corporate or not Corpo rate, and belonging to any Friendly Societies, or to any Corporative Fraternity or Society of Perfons eftabliftsed fur Charitable Par. pores only, arc required to make their Claims to Exemption be fore the Commiffioners for the Sp.:dal pnrpolis of the Ads, and that all fuck Claims muft be made in writing, and delivered at the Office fur Taxes in Somerfct Place, directed to the Secretary for the Affairs of 1 axes,..—The form on which fuels Claims are to be made, may he h.ul at the laid Office, on application there, or at the Office of the Infpcdor for the Duty upon Dividends, at the Old Stock Es Lange, or to any taped or or Surveyor of Taxes. By Order of the Board, M. WINTER. Office for Taxes, Odtober s 3, Pub Wiled by I CARY, Nu. 781, Strand, London, A SERIES of SHEET MAPS, ciilc olated to thew L 1 the przfentlitary Operations on the Continent—.am taining Europe, Italy, Piedmont and Savoy, Republic of Venice, with the Country of Tyrol and Swillerland ; Germany, and its Circles, viz. Aultria, Bavaria, Suabia, Franconia, Upper and Lower Rhine, Wettplialia, Lower Saxony, Upper Saxony, and the Kingdom of Bohemia. Prism fewed, 2L toe. KOTZEBUE', TRAVELS IN ITALY. I'll 4 day were publiEted. In four &dell. printed Volumes. (mall Odtato, Uniform with AS . _ . . THE SCHOOL FOR gCANDAL. Sir Parr Teazle Mr. WROUGHTON. Sir Oliver Surface Mr. nowrow t. jo ph Surface, dr. BAR R Y MORE. Charles Surface, Mr. ELLFTON. I.3IIIIICaZIC, Mrs. JORDAN. Maria, Mils MELLON. To which will be added an ENTER fAINMENT. 1;.• cning-7he Malty Moon; with High Lire Below Stain :. revived Comedy of the Gamcften will it produced on Sa. ,:ft' Xt. other Trav els of the fame Author, price One Vound in boards. 'TRAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA -a- through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and from NAPLES through ROSIE, IkILOGNA, ?Amax, awl VIENNA to SIMIAN, perform. d during the dole of the year 121. q and the conununceatent of is 5. By AUGUMIS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, 1,4 c. &c. and of Thi: day was publifhed, In One large Volume 121110. pries .Ss. in boards, ' 11 '„ HE PHILOSOPHY of PHYSIC; or, The Na il- tural Hillery M Meares, and their Cure ; being an attempt to deliver the Art of Healing from the Darknefs of Barbarifm and Superititioo, and from the Jargon and Pedalitry of the Schools. Sheering a more story and ceruin Way of pre:lrving and recover ing Health, th.m any hitherto known. • Trave ls he Siberia and in France. Various Engliih er:eics have pronounced Kotzebue to be, in every refped, " the firlf f trdwellers " as well as the molt linty painter of manners and character that, in this line of enumofitiou, ever addreffed the Public ; and the univerfal reception of his tra. vela In Siberia and in France, not only in every part of there Mande but in every country in Europe, is a circuinftance demonitrative of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interefUng may have been his former travels, thefe in Italy claim rank as his shej and in a particular manner command the notice of the Uterarr world, nut only as relating to the molt intereflin countries in Europe, but as ponllng a rich and unequalled fund of novelty, infermation, and antufement. Printed fur 111CNA au Put t.t.trs, Bridge-It/at, litatkfriats, sod to . be had of all llookfellers. t?ATR F. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. 25, will be laded Shakerpeares Comedy, eared AS YOU LIKE IT. By the-Rett. WILLIAM WILSON. The Nature of Difeafes is h , re rit in a light altogether new, fo as to he cali y co.nprchended by urdinary csp ccities : this Vicw is alto fuppurted and ilialtrated to demoidliatiun by 'Jilk4tions, recorded by grist and illuitt ions Mcn. . _ After which, a New M etc , Drame. (fitat thaw) with New Mune, Drefee. and Doweatiaas, called RUGANIINO; Or. THE. bRAVO OF VENICE. The Chancre and Mufic compnled by Dr Huth! . . . Dublin Printed for the Author. Sold by 11. D. Symonds, No. an, Pareroofter-row, London. Frening.—The Grecian 1 / a ughter; with Rugatititme On bacillary, Jane Share The New Nieto Drama of Rugantino, or the Bravo of Veniec, continuing to be reedited with unt-gartrided applmfe. by brilliant and overflowing rattliener.b, will be repeated every cycling till fur ther notice. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, 04 - tober 4, ihS• 'I'HE A LBION FIRE and'LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY undertakes INSURANCES from FIRE, throughout Great Britain and Ireland ; and In Foreign Countries. Jr undertakes alto the liifurance of Lives; and the Purehafe and Sale of Annuities. Di Aloft of the month will be publifited, price as. to be coml.. niter!, as ultra!, every other moifh. No. LXIX of THE MEDICAL And CHIRURGICAL RE vie a ; or Compendi tun of Medical Literature, Foreign and Domtitic. This Number will contain, atnisngit others, a Critical Account of }fatty's rreatife on Dyf.ntery ; Bourne on the life of *Uva Urfi in Corifumptions ; :Young on Cancers ; Smyth on the Claims of Guyton de Morveau ; Merriman, Dunning. Lipfeconb, Rowley, &c. on Cow Pox ; together with a vsriety of klifeella deem Information on Medical and Phii..fophimi SubjeCts. N. B. Communications for this Work may in future be addref fed, poll paid, to Dr CLOTTERBUCE, Sc. Paul's Church-yard ; or to the publifiter, T. Dooley, No. 4, Old Bro ad-ft reet, Exchange. ' Any Number may be had rmgle,frorn t toga, at is. 6d. each ; the reit a; 2, each ; or in eleven Annual Volumes, half bound and lettered ; the fiat raven at lc.. the rest at I as. 6d. each volume. Of whom may be had, The fourth Edition of Korz 'sues Tcyritt.s in SlocarA,thres volume., price 151.61; and the third edition of his Titian.' in FIANC IL, theft; 1101111110, /MCC 14111. 641. in boards. TIV LN l'll' H OUS A. 14134 POLIN - DSifor the FHA drawn Ticket next sattmlay, beleg the SkatliDay. FIVE Tii 011sA ND POUNDS, lot din Nel.tkairo Thin on Tuelday, th:tuber the seh. CiWiTAl.g IN THE WHEEL. 3 of ,i. to,oclo 3 of 42,000 I i o,:co 3 •••• X POO X - c,0..i0 6 coo Tickets and Skarn. entreated nodalawn, are an Sale at all the Liao fed Lottery Offices. The Rates are as moderate as thofe of any Inftltution ; and the Conditions more favourable then have been yei offered. No Charge is made for Policies; nor z.:y Admiflion-Fee re. quired on Life.lriftwance. A large Corruniffion is allowedto Solicitors, Brokers, and others, who effLet Life-Infulance. BALDWIN'S FABLES. TWENTY rfriOpSAND POUNDS!!! For the iiritiirawnTieietn7e; Saturday rtioro log. JJONES and G. CAR ROLL, No. z 6, Oxford. • ftreet. refpeaftily inform their Friends and the Public, that they will continue to have on fa/eat th4ir Dike, fur the remain. dcr of the Drawing, warranted undrawu Tickets and Shares in variety of numbers. I.l{ The full money Awed for tc.L Blanks ir. exchange. TWENTY POUNDS PAID FOR EACH PRIZE OF 20L Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, at the Com pany's Office, in Change-Alley, Cornliill ; where printed Pro• pufals are delivered, free of expenfe —By Order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. WAR ON THE CONTINENT. MR. STOCKDALE begs to recommend the fol sowing WOKKS, uc aceountuf their general intercit at this time:— ♦S SOON ..S DRAWN. UODGES and Co. N. 749, Otf)rd-fireet, and No 44• St. jams s•ftrert, refpeatfully inform the Public that thty will Pay Twenty Pounds for e:":11 Prize of zo4 on de zrund, if the Tickets and Sliarts arc purehaftd at their above ()f -ibers, and the high& valise will he siren for all other Prizes as ban a. Drawo. _ _ 4 .° ao.cs cpb for tit Firft.arawn Ticket next Saturday, being the Sixth Day. Capitals in the Wheel and Eve Days to draw: 3 Pi izes of L. 20,000 3 Prizes of £ 1000 I xo,r.co 3 znoo soon 6 500 ALL THE TWENTY THOUSANDS ARE IN THE WHEEL! ! ! SWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, refpedfully inform the Public. that the Tickets and Shares of the ?recent Lottery, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at their Office. The fiat-drawn Ticket next Saturday, being the Sixth Day of Drawinz, will be entitled to Twenty Thoufaiid_ Pounds ! and the -Grit-drawn the next day, to Five Thoufand Pottada. irbert are Five I)ays to draw, and the following Capit# Prises remain in the Wheel _ _ _ 3 Prizes of £20,000 3 Prizes of Ll4OO I to,ooo 3 - 1.000 I - 5,c *a 6 - 3053 The Ticket No. t 8 589 drawn on Saturday laft, a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold by SWIIr and Co. in one Quarter, one elettlhand ten Sixteenth Shares. SATURDAY next, OElnber 36, will be the AIX l'H DAY of DRAWING the prefer* S FAIT. LO f- TERY, can which morning the Firft Drawn Ticket will be enti tled an TWk.NTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Ehtpitals now in the Wheel. 3 of 42 , 0P00 3 ofi 2,000 I .-- tope() 3 tpoo a 3,c00 6 so., Ticketq and Shares, srarranted Indrawn, continue on Pale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Cornhill and Charing Crofs, where No. 22,554, the ktt drawing thy, a Price of Five Thoufand P0n0,13, was fold in 0. Q . ttarter, two Eighth, and tight sixteenth Shares; alfo No. !Up, One Thoufand Pounds, the Erft day, in two Quitter, three Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares. PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. 'THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen abnut -I- 140 T , :• , s, well fouad, tikes the ground well, and in a con dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expence. For an Inventory, or ether Information, apply at the Counting Honk of Mr. Edward Lytle, Plymouth. --- ISLE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION. On the sitt day of November, 0105, (Ind& footle? agreed for by Privete Contradt)ht 'Mall convenient Lots, THE ES CATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjoining to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.—For particulars and a plan of the Etlate% apply to Mcrir.; Macdougal and Hunter, Solicitors, Lineohi's Inn ; Mr. saakins, at Margate; and Mr. Drift, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the Land. CAPITAL BREWERY. 10 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, And may be entered us.osi in Decernirr next. THE DWELLING-HOUSE. BREWHOUSE. MALT-KILN, UTENSILS of TRADE, and GOOD WILL of the Premifes, late briny; n ag to Mr. CA it ate!: WATSON, deer-aced, fituatc at H‘don, tihrrat eight miles from Hull; corn ',riling a neat, modern. and very fubßantial built Dwelling-Houfe, cor.fillhig of a Dining-room :6 by is feet, a Drawing room t 8 by rS !al, fix excellent I.ntlging-eitoms with Clufets, and a Garret r... :Klieg over the whol.t ; two go.,d Kitchens, two Store-rooms, ~ Pantries, a Wafhhoufe and Offier4, Garden, and extenlive Or (' -II well Rocked with Fruit:Trees, in full bearing; Cbaile-houfe, t -rt Sheds, sibri.e-Stall Stable, Hop Wart.houfe. large Yard, .1.%;.. a complete Brewery. Malt-Kiln, act Granary with fuit .o-4 Coppers, Coot.-r;, \ Vorking Tnhs, Calks, Pumps, a Ten Laid Malting Cißrru ; a Horfe and two Hand Malt lvt+is, ace. $44. The whole is in complete repair, entirely enclafed, admirably c:inneded, mut mull advantazeoully plant,. d frr facil:tating buil uefsand abridging labour, and extends over about an Acre of Ground, of which the Land -Tax is redeemed. '1 he Kiln is capable of waiting tight hundred quarters annually, and a very confute:able trade has been lopg eftablithed, and wilt be continued by the prefent Proprietor till taken pofirfliciti of by the Pumhafer. 1 he Roads to Hedon arc good, the fituation is fuels as to infure hufmcfs, being nearly in the centre of the molt populous part of Ho'densefs, and only two miles from Paul, when. a libip-yard bas o latriy cfhhlifbed. Tor tern t. paticulam, and view, apply to Mrs. Walton, the Ow-er, or to Mr. Carforth, .AttorniT at Law, Ht3lott. N. B. A part of the Porch if( Nloney may remain on fecurity of l'rrtnifcs, and the Purclialiir may he acefiniatd.ittil with a atity of 11ialt and Hops, and alto with ASUCk utgood Hay, at fair valu2tion.-- s 'One property.) Cbauchard's Twenty feven Sheet Map of Germany, Italy, Ste. half Bound,in one Volume folio, with a defcriptiun and Gazetteer of the fame, containing four Maps, and 23 plans, in one large Volume, royal 4 0. 61.65. The dela iption anct Gazetteer above-mentioned may be had fe pamtely, it. isa.6d. Cbauchard's eeducedMap of Germany and Italy on three !beets, los. 6d. or on canvas and sulks+. or in a coloured, 11. ta. Cbauch.ir es Map of the Rhine and adjacent Countries, from the Baltic to the Mediterranean Sea, price on elects IL tn. 6d. or on canvas and milers al. i as. 6d. Hiftory of the Helvetic Confederacy, by Joreph Planta, Efq. elegantly printed in a vols. 4to with a Map of Sx itzerland, al. 21. ar, Piccadilly October, 180 5- The HISTORY of GR..AT BRITAIN, fmtn the REVOLU TI 'IN to the PK' SFN r TIME. This day was publilhed, with numerous and extenfive corrections by the Author, a new EditiNi, printed in twelve volumes o..aavo, uniformly wit:i the hifbry of Mr. Hume, price five guineas in boards, nr any two volnines feparately, tBs. bo.irds, THE HIS'IORY of GREAT BRITAIN from the REVOLUTION In 2688, (when Hume's Hiftory termi nates) to the PEACE of AMIENS In tilos. By WILLIAM BEI.SHAM, Efq. Independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr.Bellham's Hif. tory as a Work of unqucitknalile fidelity, It efpcciat tto tice of the public, as being the only Hiltory of England by a fingle writer, which continues the Hillary of Mr. Hume, with uniform fpilit and ability to the prawn time. . _ Various have been the cxpedienta to complete the [cries of our National kiiltory; Samllett's general work has been garbled and mutilated, with a view to fupply a continuation of Hume, to the death of Geo. 11. but the partiality and defects of Smoßat as an hiftorian have long lo,tn a juR fubject of complaint, and fuch a work as Mr. Beltham's has, for many years, been among the prin 'ripal literary iklidcrata. Perfons,bowever,who are actually put tied both of Hume and £mollett, may purchafe feparately Mr. Belibam'siliflory of the Reign of Geo. 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NEW and SE CURE CHANNELS of TRADE with the CONTINENT' of EUROPE.detailltrg the Produce, Manufadures, and Commerce of RU , SIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN, U NMARK, and GER MANY; as well as the Trade of the RIVERS ELBE, WESER, and EMS; with a general View of the TRADE, N.A.VIOATION, PRODUCE, and MANUFAC l'Ult LS of the UNITED KING DOM of GREAT* BRITAIN and IRELAND ; its unexplored and improveable ReGarces and Interior Wealth; with a particular Account of the Trade wand from the EAS I' and WES INDIES, and of Colonial Commerce in general. Ilinarated with a Map of tee CANALS and RIVERS of EUROPE. by J. JEPSON OUDY, Member of the Rut% and T ur k ey. or Levant Campania. _ . _ . _ Piintcd for W. J. and J. Richardinn :Royal Exchange; j. Afpernc, Cornhill ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London; Archihald Con flahlc and Co. and Bell and Bradfuce, Edinbuqh ; and W. N. Ma • hou, ltubl rt. The following [avowable opir.ior.l of this Work have already appeared, viz. aft. The Ern.ftears Mag. which ftates.---*This copious Work is a very Itriking initance of well-timed, laborious, and fucccfstul It holds out information, encouragement, and very great affiltanee or facilitation of btfinefs to the merchant; while it pre f.:tuts at the fame time new and important views of political aeon°. my to the legkflator and ftatefman ; and concludes its accour.t by laying, "On the whole, Mr. Oddy's Book is a valuable prdent bath to individual adventurers in Trade, and to the Great Council of the Nation, who, by due attention and regard to fuch expe rience, intelligence, and contrivance, as this Gentleman fecnu to pufftfs, mig't combine the remuneration of individual merit with great national advantage."—Vidi Eurepan September,lBo3. ad. The Jun.:Yawl/a Rearm, which opens its account of this Work by laying, While many Books on Commerce are iddreired to fpeculative men, to feholars, philotophers, and ttatelncn, others take merchants and manufadurers as tho' it were by the hand, laying ' this is the way, walk ye in it'—furk a pradlical and ufe ful Work is Mr. Oddy's. It is not, htwever, without a degreeof entertainment to general feholars and readers. The biftory of the progrelk of commerce, with that of cultivation, to the (horn of the Baltic and Scandinavia,ls very emoting. Nothing is wanting to ren der it as interefting and agreeable as Or Robertfoo's Book relating to the Europtan Commerce with India, but the charms of his ftyle and manner. On the whole, we lhould foppoie the Book muft be very accept:ls;e to Merchants, particularly thofe trading to the Baltic or North of Germany, and not Ids to the Britifb Legiflature, to whom it conveys much uftful infoanatioa. 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