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• • • - • , • / • --..- .110's 4.\ . . ) . .4; 0r.: . W .c .„ •... I . ‘ ♦ 4 • •%, , ,'.-71 ) 7 p i t " AY • ( t:‘,` • - " LY 3 - • sr.o4l 18or . „ TO VOLU NTEERS. • - - NUMBER 5135] [ PRICE SIX-MICE. FICTVALLINV OPPICE, 7.1, t. dos THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS .111.1711377 i N 417; do herd, Ow astier, WANTED Two Thouand Pounds upon nlahle Security.. The Terms will be adyantageou. Lender. —For particulars apply to Mars. Turner and We keitori, Warwick Court, Cray's Inn. N. B. No Advenifing Money-lender need apply. This day was publifhed, ies lc ▪ VINDICATION •of DE rENSIVE WAR and of the MILL VARY PROFESSION a SERMON, preached before the North Worcelter Volunteers in the Paint Murcia of rewitelbury, on Sunday the tath of May. 180 s, By the Rey. JEREMIAH SMITH, M. A. M▪ ilitant Curate of Mpfiley,and Second Mader in King Edward'. Free Grammar School in Birmingh a m Printed and fold by Knott and Lloyds Birmingham; fold afro by cadcll and Davies, and L. B. Seeley, London; Dydaand Co. Tastrltelbury and , •al l other Bookfellers. _ . . . day were pubilibed. . Handfnindy printed in One Vainme O tea and irultrated with a Portrait of the Author, a Map, sand other I'Lics, engraved by Mara. Heath, die.• pr:ce ti. tts. 6J. in boards, TRAVELS in EUROPE, ASIA bIINOK, and • ' ARABIA. That on Tuefday the gth Infbint, they will be ready tie vs. ccive Tenders in writing, Cleated up) and treat for W ANTS a Situation, to wait on an ithne er in.' firm Gentleman, a middle•aged man, who has been in t! at line a great many years. Salary is no objet, in a comfortable funatton.—Dire, pat paid, to R. R. J. No. s, Johnfun's-court, Fleet•treet. ONE HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR. To ha anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders : and to be delivered in a month into His Majeßy's Victualling Stores u t Deptford ; and for FOUR HUNDRED TONS of IRON BUTT and FIFTY TONS • BrJ.ORIFFITHi m. D. Member oldie Rept Medical Society of Filittburgh, and of reveal Foreign Literary Societies. Printed for T. CAM! and W. Davies, Strand; and P. Hill, at Edinburgh. T 0 BE SOLD PUBLICLY. 70 THE HIGHEST BIDDER, At the King's Warehoufe in Margate, On Thurfday next the tith initaut, at at o'cbck in the forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1017 Gallons Geneva, for private ufe. 2I ditto Brandy. A depofit of 231. per Cent. will be required. of IRON PLATE HOOPS : To be delivered in fit weeks into the Stores aforefaid. The wboie to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.--The Conditions of the Contras and Sample of the Hoops may be ken at the Secretary's Office. x, r iga,' will k Lad to any Tender is toLich the price f6JII not he &iota in seer& at length, or that AEU not he de/lowed to the Board Woe Coe i Clod on the fitid 'Tatefilay the 9th infant, nor oak', the Perlis lo b mats the Tender, oriels. Perfoa e n Lis helot/; attends to wearer taro ealiri for. NEW IVUSIC, • FabOfbed try Cs.assztirt and Co No. a 6, Cheapride. /14110 ZOILTZ MUM. • CRAMER—.Three t as. .3 I . Bi. A Not- UMW, op. 32, 41 Sonatas, sp. 34,81. Durck—Three Sonatas, op. ss, 81. Fiorillo—Three Sonatas, op. 21, /11. Gri6n--A Grand concerto. op. I 8s 64. Haydn—Sonata.oP 94.4113 .et, a laptld by Webbe, TsSozirt.....Does, adapted t,y di to. ss. Woedfc—A Grand Sonata, 4 1.-1 !area Sonatat,np. t DUTY ON DIrIDENDS. Y an Aft paired in the prefent Seffion of Par R meet, an additional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of the cornier Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affeffmcnt to be made ret any year fubfcquent to the seh of April, t Bos ; to be computed upon the nct amount of the Duty charged by fuch Affernwnt, which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount of all Dividends or Shares cf Public Annuities payable on the sth of July next: His Majefty's Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes therefore give Notice, That ail Perfons entitled to fuck Dividends who are &drain of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank cf England, mull, in order to entitle them to a difcharge from fur ther afteflhaent, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty, at the rate of 51 per Centum, on the amount of the (aid Dividends, the further fum of one•hurch part of the raid Duty, computed upon the full amount thereof. By 9r.irr cf the Board, .11tATT HEW WINTER. t fir Tax::, 29P, 7satr, 1805. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON. PERSONS defnons of providing f , r their Families or Dependams may, by ar. Annual Payment, fccire to tlo ir %Moor, Children, or any other Perfon, either an Annuit y fur flit remainder of Life, se a grofs Sum t c he paid at their Ducar!. • Infaranees may be made for a Variety of other Purpofcs..- -ta provide for Renewal of Leaks;—to keine Sums paid for Places or Empleyrnents, Sr for the Purchafe of Life Eftatesp—or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, &c. &c.; and VO- I.UN TEERS may, for a (mall Premium, inlurs againft Death from Military Accidents. Annuities are grant:AUd commence immediately, or at any fu ture period. Printed Rates and Conditions of Infnranee may be had gratis, with the Litt of irecciars as above, or of the Agents of the Bri tt& F;ro ()Mee tu tie Country, whet are appointed Agents for this Office. ROBERT' SKELTON, Sec. T HE next Meeting of the Truflees for putting in Execution tile feveral Adis of Parliament for repairing the Irliglmays brtwecn Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Mid dltke and :"or Amri.ding the Road leading from Brent Bridge over Hansn.o Heath, through the Parilbes of Hanwell, New Brciarad and Ealing, to the Great Weftern Road, In the laid Cunt ty, and for other purpofes, will be held at the Houle of jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the Para of Ealing, on Saturday the 13th day of July, aos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. C. HILL, Clerk. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Letnpt from the Audible Duty, agraeaMs to Ad! of Parliament, Ou Wednefday, July 10, at Foot oda& la the Afternoon, DAERAC, SON and Co. will pet by; to PUBLIC SALE, at their Warehoulea, No. 711, tittteen-ltroet, THE following Affortment of BRIT PS H PIECE GOODS sOOO Pieces Balafewee Shawls. *remota. Ste. Plain and Fanq Cambric", ite. 35 0 Calicccs, Skirting* Bro. 4000 Pnllicats , Atadrvs, and Malabar Haudlds. yet IN:nitiel, and Qiiiha 43 0 -- )14 Amu', jeaunets, &e. ItSo I)oz. Ho fiery. To be viewed as above; where Catalogues may be had, and at the New York and Torres Coffer-baulks. M. L. MERAC, Jun. Broke:. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. NVHEREAS many Ladi es an d G ent l emen expe- T r.mce very great pecuniary inconvenience for want of inou fume rerpcdtable channel hrungh wl.ofe medium they may ' . ac commodated with temporary or permanent rums of Monty, kffrs. HARRIS and CO. at their Annuity Rank, No. 5, Suirolk. Rivet, Charing Croft, rcfpc&fully inform the Nobility and Gentry. in potreffion of Incomes arifing from Freehold, Copyhold, T La. chold Eitates, in Land or Houfcs. Money inthe Funds, Rent aros, Marriage Serlem,nts, Widows' Jointures, Annuities, Pa t"! Places. Church Livings,or any certain Income for Life, may ilpr lied with rums of money to any amount, by paying an ad* Slue Annuity Inter& for the rime, redeemable any time at their own option. Pedonal applications will be received every day till three o'clock and letters from correlponsicnts in town or country (petit paid) immediately 110fwera AROMATIC SPIRIT OP VINEGAR. THE Original Inventor of this preparation (Mr. Has KT of MA NCIIESTra, who firft offered the Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar for general tale about fifteen years ago), finds it beeeffary to caution tl.e Ptthlle arainit the variety of fpurious itni• taboos Which arc fukl under that name, by Ortirgifts and Perfu letrs thrflughout the Metropolis and in Country Towns. The inure dr:Etna:ly to guard agaiiilt impolition, the purchafers of the Anena•ic Vinegarare retpavfted to nhferee, that Pit the Stamp Or oeh is, are engraved, (by permit:Bon) the words " Thomas Henry, Manchritcr," to cousterfcit which boa capi tal f , : that 'Mete.. Bayley and Blew, No. _f, Cockfpur itlt't, C':a; g CNA, are the only appointed Venders in London, itt , e•e the r..:natic Vinegar may be had, wholebJe aid mail, in ba. 2 each; Aro Herey'a Clicined M agn efia, hot -41 .:* Cd and larger with ground ft , pocr o 4s. each, Stamp ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom•Houfe, in Ealt Cowes, on Wcdncfday the loth day of July, iSos, at eleven o'clock-in the forenoon, r rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been Giza' and kiwi , " condemned, and may be viewed and tatted on application at his Majeßy's Warehoufe, two days before the Pale, viz. For Private Ofe. Brandy • 1400 Gallons. tleneva . t 2 3S Gallons. Ruin - aBB Ditto. Wine 36 Ditto. TO BE SOLD BY AUCI lON, At the Cuftons-Houfe in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, On Thtufday the still of July, at two o'clock in the afternoon, 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Upwards of 2000 Gallons of Geneva ; and about 3 o Gal lons of Brandy, in (mall Lots, for private ufe; Which may be viewed the morning precious to the fair. TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN, At the Cu(tom•Houfe, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, On Thurfday the ilth day of July, at ick in the torenoor, ACLENCH-BUILT SLOOP, called th e F. ittit; , , of Yarmouth ; burthen 36 tool ; built about five years fora pilog vcaCl. for as well as Ming and crafting. tie is well adapted. , She is intitled to a certificate. of Britil Rrgitt-y i. extremely well built and found, an i may, with her matt., hits, h.: viewed, previous to the Sale, by applying at the Cullom Houk, Yarmouth.. TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD TO THE HIGHKST BIDDFR. At the Cullom-Houle, Newcattle. On Friday the tacit of July, ILI, at it o'clock in the fnrennnn, 'll 4' 'llE Brigantine AID; horth e n 94 57 94 Tons with h r Tackle, Apparel. and Furniture S'ir is entitled to a a itith fte ,, ifter, and lies at the lima. end of H ligi e, near Mr. Bowies LarCtung. Her Materials may be (cell at the Oaten'. Houle. TO SADLERS and HARNrSS MAK EIV. T O be Let or Sold, in a Garrifon Town, about Silty Miles from London, a large ramp) to Houfe and Shop, where the above Trades have bccn caried on with foccefs for Twenty five Years, the Firm of the Houfe in the fame Name more than Sixty Years !landing. The only reafon for quitting hehn:fs is, the Perfon being advanced in life, willies to retire train the Re tail Trade. Further particulars may be known by setters, poll paid, or applying to Mr. Haneock, faller, No. so, Surrey Side of Black- Friars Bridge, Landau. MANSION-HOUSE AND LANDS, NEAR THE SEA. TO BE SOLD, ACOMMODIOUS ftrongly built MANSION HOUSE, with a Garden and Stables, together with four teen Acres of rich Land adjoining, in a vet! , plcafant fituation, about four miles from Plymouth Dock s and within a (mall illfkance of Mount Edgcumbe. The Houfe and Mice' contain every convenience for a large family, forming a molt derlrable refidence for a Naval or othtr Gentleman, and poirtffion may he had immediately. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Hunt, Solicitor, Plymouth, Devon. . , FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Altopthes, or in any part, with immediate Polk Won, THE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEAR (othetwifc HONITON's SIEGE) two miles and a half from Exeter, and feven miles from the Sea; with capital and fpaclous Manfion, commanding the finelt views, all fuitable (Knees. Gar dens, eaten five Park, richly Wooded, rich Lands, Farms, Fillwries, and innumerable locAl advantages. The Situation, Condition, Soil, Climate and Neighisourhood, form the molt eligible refidence in the Kingdom for a Man of Fortune. Price of the whole property, Forty-five Montana Pounds. Information will be given to Prineipah only, by W.F. Spicer, F.fq. the owner and occupier. Half of the Purchafe-money may remain on fecurity.—Nu unpaid letters attended to. RIX F.NT TRAVELS 1111 ITALY. • LC the Prefs, .nd Speedily win be pubtlihed. printed tutifdrinly with the other Trued, of the fame Author,. IFji-`RAVELS in ITALY during ilie Clofe or the Year 1804 and the beginning of tilos, containing a View of lif prefent Staten( that Country, and of the Effees produced on t Condition and Manners of the People., by the recent Poll- Changes and Revolutions. ' it t RICHARD AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. bed for RICARD Pelt tits, N 0.6. Bridge thee, Blackfrlank Of whom, and of all Bookfeller* ma be had. ' - .t.X.ltOna of Komeht/rjrav Alpo*, piles. '1 s. . and of hli Travels hi Frasioe, PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE. This day was publUbed, price 3s. 6d. A FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE ander the Dcfpoiifin of BONAPARIE; containing Authentic Particulars and Anecdotes of the Gov‘rnment--the Military—the Police— the Laws--the Public Amtdements of Peris--the Manners,Drcfs, and Domertic S.nicry.—the late Coronation-...tlie Pope and Reli gion —the Legion of Honour...Trade and Mandfacaures..-the War with England—the EngV] in Franey-the Bourbons—the Price of the Nectirariel of Life, &e. &e. Ste. By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, Who efcared from France in the Month of May. Primed for kti c u RD Pettus, Bridge•ftreet, Blaclartam ; and to be had of all Eaokfellers. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY, This day were publithed, 'lluErated with numerous large Copper-plates. on a plan entirely new prier as. with an allowance to Schools, ['HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a I- DISPLAY of the WONDERwof the HEAVSNS and of the sviTEm of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po- , pular nuttier, adapted particularly to the mural of Young Per lons, and cfpeclally calculated tc promote and Emptily the Rudy of Ailrotionly to Perfons of all Ages. Printed for RSCUAan PHILLIPS, Bridge-ftreet. Blackftiars; and fold by BALI and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond ilrett ; and by all other Bookie:ler& Of whom an may be had, The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the Wonders of the Creation. in Objeas comparatively minute, 11- i lultrx...d with very large Plates. Price as. 6d. HANTS AND BERKS. TO az PEREMPTORILY SOLD, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court.of Chancery, made in a Caufe wherein Thomas Weft and others are Plaintiffs, and Orman Vincent and misers arc Defendants, before Robert Steele, Efq. one of the Matters of the raid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the raid Court, In Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Thurf day the in day of Auguft, 1805, at three o'clock in the after noonifely, in feferal Lots, prec FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD EsTATFs, late the property of Jou N Potrea HARRIS, of Raughurll, in the County of Hants, Efq. deeeated. Confining of eligible Freehold Earms, in the Parlfhes of Boughurft and Tadley in the County of Hants, and in the Para of 'f hatehant in the Couutv'of Becks, and of a Copyhold Unate for lives, in the Parifh ot Haug built afore-raid, held of the Monorail Marydowne. Printed particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the faid Matter's Chambers,in Southampton buildings aforefaid; of Meffrs. Aldridge and Colley Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's luu, Loudon ; of Metfrs. Wortham and Steventon, Solicitors, Cattle-ftrert, Hol bom ; of Mr. Mediowcroft, Solicitor, Gray's Inn ; of Mr. King, Solicitor, Nr.vbury, Perks; of the Tenants, on the Premites; and at the Pelican, Speenhamland. MANOR AND ESTATES, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, in Church Stretton, in the County of Salop, on Tuefday add Wcdnefday the pth and Loth days of July initant, at three o'clock in the afternoon of each day, in Thirty one Lots, 'T'HE LORDSHIP and MANOR of EATON, with the Chief Rent, Cottages, Members, Right; and Ap purtenances thereto belonging, extending over upward, of Soon Acres, in a fine Sporting Country,and well Roved with Game ; and silo fundry• eligible Freehold Eitatcs, Tithe Free, and redeemed of the Land Tax, fituate at Eaton and Ticklerton, within the Lord tip and Patina of Eaton, comprifing Ticklerton Hall Farm, Eaton Farm, New Hall Farm and Mill, Wolverton Farm, Ote. The whole containing rsno Acres, each Lot forming a cumpat and datable Mate, and fo adapted that a Gentleman dirpored to pur chafe fevcral of the Lots, might accommodate hinafeli with a con fiderabk property, within a ring fence. Eaton is near the Turnpike Roads leading from Shrewibory to Ludlow, and from Church Strettou to Much Wenlock, well Btu atcd for Markets, and at a Dion diltatice from excellent Lime.— A part of the pur afe-msney may remain f: cured on the Pre• rnifes.—t'rint. el particulart may be had at the principal Inns in Shrewfbury, Ludkw,lop's Cattle and Bridgnorth ; and the place of (ale. Mr. Para, of Ticklerton Hall, will fh. w the Bf tates, with wluen a Map dcfcriptive of the lean, and pat ticulart are left; and fureocr informa ion and printed particulars malt be had of Mclfrs. Baxter, 1.1.1c1. and Lloyd, at Ludlow; Mr. Vickers, of Crannterc. rear Bridgnsrth ; and of Mcilta. icnkint, James, and Co. Wax Inn, London. This day was publiled, in two vols. prix 123. in boards, a Second Edition tif H INTS towards forming the CHARACTER. of a YOUNG PRINCESS. Printed for T. Caddl and W. Davies, Strand. (;f whom tray be had, t. Strietures on the Modern Syn.= of Female Education,with a View of the Prim iplcs and Conduet prevalent among Women of Rank and Fortune. By I Ltunah More. Two vols. ninth Edi tion, los. in boards. a. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended for Young Perfons t the Subjcds taken from the Bible. By the Cams. Thirteenth Edition, 4s. in boards. _ _ _ 3. The Work. of Hannah Mare, handforndy penned in e!ght volumes, 21. 21. in bsarda. USEFUL EOOK FOR CHILDMEN. This day was publiLlscd IR Thtee parts, either pan to be had fops• rattly, price Three Shillings each, handfomely ball bound, THE BOOK of TRADES, or LIBRARY of the USEFUL. ARTS, in which every Trade is illuttrated with fcparate Engravings, and its Hilt' ory, Utility, prefent State, Ad vantages, and Difadvantages, are fully Ind accurately drfcribed. PART I: Wool-comber Bricklayer Shipwright Fpitiner Carpenter Mariner Waterman Cooper Currier 3sket Maker Stone-mafon Apothecary Hat Maker Sawyer Baker Jeweller Suiitla Straw-hat-maker PART IL Coach Maker Feather Worker TrUnk Maier Tallow Chandler Laundrefs Wheelwright Gardener Paviour Iron Founder Hair Dram. Turner Copper-plate Printer Comb Maker Bruib Maker Painter Lace Maker I'a for Engraver Milliner Shoe Maker Statuary PART 111. Brick Maker Needle Maker Brazier Rope Maker Wire Maker Button Maker Weaver Paper Maier Cabinet Mailer Stocking Weaver Printer Sadler Carpet Weaver Bookbinder Olaf, Blower Ladies Drefa Maker Calico Printer Cork Cutter Pm Maker Tin plate Worker Watch Maker Printcd for Tabart and Co. at the juvenVe and School Library, No. ty, 7, New Bond•ftreet ; And to be had of alißookfellers in Town and Country. N. 11 At the well known Juvenile and School Library of Cabart and Ca. are toaltantly kept on falls an unequalled affortment of Books for young People and for Schools, with which the Trade in the Country art fupplied on advantageous Terms. UNIVERSAL HISTORY—This day was publiated, Compkte in Twenty-Five Volumes, embellilhed with Plates, and illultrated with Maps, Indexes,and Chronological Tables, UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Mo dem, from the codicil Records of Time to thk: general Peace of 11302,• -By WILLIAM MAOVR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley in Bcrklhire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, tee. There are Two Editions which may be had done up in three kinds of binding at the following Prices : COMMON PAPER - - iu Boards - • C-s 13 Ditto, Ditto half hound - - - 5 o o Ditto, Ditto • calf gilt - - - c 15 6 Fixa and Laken PAPER in Boards - 6 s 0 Ditto, Ditto - . half bound - - - • 6 16 6 Ditto; Ditto - - calf gilt - - 7 to o In the Execution of this extenfice and arduous undertaking, through all its parts, the Editor has been folicitons to keep at an equal difiance from Prolixity and Brevity. He has ftudied to be clear, diltindß , corn prehenfive and caul. To all perfons, therefore, who with to poffcfs at a moderate expense, a complete body of Univerfal Hiftory, brought down to the prefent time, to Schools in particular, to Student,, and to circulating mid private Libraries, the entire Work will unqucflionably prove a valuable and deferable aequifition. London : Printed for RICHARD Pa Ha.' rs, No 6, New Bridge ftreet, and fold by all 13Jokfellers. ••• Nine Volume+ of this valuable Work are occupied with An cient, and Sixteen with Modem Hiftory ; and thefe two principal Parts, or particular Hillories, may bt had feparately. The following are peculLsrly adapted to the ufe of Schools and Young Pcrfoila of Ir,th S=cs, and conititute a Waft hiftorical Li • brary by thendelves : The 1-115 r MAT of Gaines in two Volumes of Rose, in lire? Volumes Price 3s sod and of Emotie ND, ill CNO Vols. ss. per Volume of F %MICR, in one Vol. in boards. 411 Aar►RICA, in one Vol. All P,rlw.s are Inselto4 w sampicte their fats at fon as peflible. 11001111 AND 1/10LONCrLUO MU-le. act • [ I.4ectOtte7l.Tobpr.Cfs, Duet.. op. and .i Tenor, and Violoncello, 4 1 • Viotti—Three Hayti f.r Violins, op 2f, Bs.—Thrte 9.2artetts, Flute or Violin, 8.. bd. _ _ - - _ NB. The above Wotka may Ii I:ad at all Ow uti,•'Shop% to England, Scotland. and lncland, and partictit..rly • .1' Maio and Yanlewics• at their warehnufca, Liscep,,,,i • Mr. ti al. Man chefter ;.• Mr. fledges, "Maul ; Mr. l luwcl, ; and Merril. Linterna and Milky,. Bath. NEW Publilhed by CL2222 NT: af.t: co. 26 Chesplide, voc 42 MUSIC . RPANISH DOLLARS, cr th e p,idi or, the P A . 1.-4 rah, as performe.l at Covent Carden Theatre, compoled by Mr. Davy, Bs. _ _ _ Out of Phce, or the Lett of Laufanne, computed by ALIN. Braham and Reeve, los 6J. Mittrim,ny. competed by Mr. King,to. Ga. mack, C.inzunet4, 8s PAUENAS.I. SONGS COMPOSED IT MR NODE. No. g. ill leave sly Heart with thee. lung by Mr. Gray, H. 6d. S. The Siftexsi• lung by Mrs. Bland, ts. 6i. 3. Little Sue, fun by Ditto, ta. 6d. 4. Through the Braes of Klmaldy. furs by lVlife Oreville, is . . . . 3. Canlt Non love rue Mary, fun‘g by i s. . . . One half the World don't know hOw t'otheiliVes, inn by Mr. Dignum, Is. 7. Through the Grove, lung by MRS Grcville, ts. 8. k-le's low down waiting on me, Tung by Mrs. bland, 3..6d. 9. The Britilh Volunteer, lung by Mrs. Franklin, la. so. In fatic7 . a light•wing'd form array'd, lung by Mr.Graj, is. it. The Tuneful Bird, Tung by Mils Grenville, is. 11. 'TIs fancy governs all, tong by Mr. Gibbons, is. 13. Vanity Hall, lung bj Mra. Franklin, is. Clementl and Co. having purchafed of Mr. Hook all theiraur. hall Soap for the kafon, beg to inform the public the whale will be publithed in regular fueeillom emery week. COMMERCE. in the hers, and in a few days will - St pubiithed. COMMERCIAL .ARITHMETIC, adapted to the exclave coaderation of the Pradice of Conint,roial Operations, and Intended to face as an introduction to the Ele ments of Commerce. Alfa in the Pres, and in the murk of four months will be pabillked, ELZMILSTS of Cow "truer, being a General Tread& upon the Monies, Weights, and Meafures of tvrri Filters Country and Commercial Plac.3, by comparifon with thufd of Eng land, dm/tont:rating mathematically the Science of Commercial Calculations, and Chewing the advantages refulti..g from a know ledge of them. lly CHRTSTOPFIrR DUBOST, • Aarior of the Merchant's Aftlant. ty• Mr. Dubott refpectfuily informs the Public, that having merely eoulidered the Merchant's Ainnant as an clifty. he will net permit the Work to be re-pi hated ; and without entering into the detail of the nattering commendations bcßowed urn that companion, he confines Matra( to the following: " Upon the whole, after the expmfive and futile fuhfcriptiao publications of M. Mantefiore, -we do r.t hem: to ray the thil little volume, which contains the complztc fciloce of a merchant, is the cheapen, molt firnpie, coneife, and aerial alliltai.t to the bu finefs of a Counting Houle, that has yet ben prefented to the Public." Critical P.eeiew, February. Igor. Loodon: Printed for the Author ; and raid by H. U. Sym.anlk, No. 29, Paternofter-row. N B. The few copies of the Merchant's Atli flint which remain unfold Arc to be had of Mr. BoofeT, No. 4. Broad ftrcet, price 7 $ FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS. RHE IMATISMS, dce. &e. DR. STEERS'S OPODP.LDOC. CWrapper ntl ` l .- 1 each Bottleof the ml Medicine, a 'lamp is fired, in which Is engraved" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is rafted, with theft Words, " Dr. ~t eerea Opodekloc,prepared by F. Newbery." All thole which are fold without thcfe dcfignatloni are grefs Counterfeits The Public are requelted to attend to this Cation, in conk. quence of an ImpJfition which has been praelifed hy certain Vim. den of Medicine, who, under cover of a contiedlion in trade with Mr. Newbery's Houk, have not only MI in London, but by tra veiling round the Country, have difienilnated through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the kin/ dom large quantities of a fpurion, preparation of this Opodeldoe; in the Bills of Diredtions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Cents, and Mr. Newbery, of St. Paul's Churchyard, are made ufe of, in order the more cont• pletely to deceive unwary Purchafers. The genuine Opodeldoe is prepared and fold by F. Newbtry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coaeb-way, a few doors trona Cheapfide, London, in Bottles, price as. 6d. each, duty included ; and by there Venders only in the Country who offer the real Moo &eine under its appropriate Stamp. A CARD TO THE LADIES, WHO VALUE THE GREATEST OF ORNAMENTS. Scanty, Health, and a good Set of Teeth may be obtained and preferred to extreme old age by the ule of BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW. DER, prepared from the original Recipe ‘f the late Dr. P. H. Dinsfriale, patronifed and urLd by the queen and Princeres, the Empri.fs of Ruffia. the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Devouthire, Rutland, Sc. Alban's, and moil of the Ensiles and Foreign Nobility. This Powder is prepared from Vegetables, and Is entirely free from the Aeld,or any Miueral Suhftance. It deft, uys the Scurvy, imparts a Brenner' and beautiful rednels to the (;ums ; to the Breath the moil deist:table renewers; and, if ufed cooftantly, will render the Teeth of a pearly whitener, ; and prevents that dread. ful Malady (the TOO f H.ACHE). Many Medical Gentlemen who ufe it &clans it a fine Bracer, eradicating the foulnifs to which the Mouth is fohjedi from Diet or difordeied I.ungs; and by its healing, purifying, and baliamie qualities, frees the mouth from any unpleafantlatic. Said wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chempfide, corner of Paternoiter.row ; and retail by Sheppard and Bu'gen, Briltol ; Leggin, Aylelbury ; Smith, Bedford ; Silver, Margate; ' Burgers, Rarnfgate ; Laurance, Broad Stairs ; Gregory and GU bunt, Brighton ; Bacon, t so, Oxford-ftreet ; Withers, 219, Strand, near Temple Bar ; Crifp, corner of Spring Gardens ; Clark, 269, Borough ; Tutt, Bolton,and Lewithwaite,Rord Exchange; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Greece, Mnfs, and liiiiinge, Liverpool; Stains, Manchefter ; Woolmer, Exeter; Hazard and Crutwetl, Bath ; Macdonalds, Gialirow ; Stance, and Mu :day, Orford ; and by molt Bookfellers and Perfumer+ in every et:l%m, in Boxes as, ild. each. R. Butler, 4, Choaptide; is engraved on the Stamp, which is affixed to each Box. Alfa may beltad, liaises Improved Teeth Bram, prise u. each. SC I,IOE AND VALUABLE ANTIQUE COINS. TO be DISPOSED OF, a FIVE-GUINEA 1 - PIECE of GOLD COIN, William and Mary, anno 1 6 94 btlitvArl to be nearly unique ; a GUINEA, HALF CROWN and SHILLING, of the fame reign; a GUINEA, Charles II anno 1677, very fcarce ; an antique GOLD COIN, fire larger than T. a guinea, with charaders fuppofed Perfic ; a GOLD COIN. fame iize as the laft, of the Landgrave of He& Caffcl, anro 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN, fize of a crown picce, Mal. H .n. the. Col. goe, anno 1666 ; alto a LI MA SHILLING. Geo. 11. 1.45. Application to Marrs Trcwnnan, Exeter (if by letter ?oil paid), a ill he attended to.