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BY an AZt paired in the prefent Seflion of Parlia ment,an additional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of the former Duty on Property, Is granted upon every Affeffmcnt to be made for any year fubfequent to the sth of April, 1803 ; to be computed upon the net amount of the Duty charged by fuch Affeffencnt, which additional. Duty will attach upon the fun amount of all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable oa the sth of July next: His Majdty's Conuniffloners for the Affairs of Taxes therefore give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends, ho arc deflrous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank of England, mutt, iu order to entitle them to a difcharge from fur he: affaduetn, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty, it the rats of 31 per Centunr, on the amount of the laid Dividends, the further rum of one-f, th part of the Paid Duty, computed op= the full amount thereof. By 0,471 the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. e fir Taxes, 29a June, 1805. This day was publiihed, In Two Volumes, Odavo, rice t Bs. in boards, a New Edition of A RCH/EOLOGIA GRAiCA, or the ANTI. • QIIMES of GREECE. lay JOHN POTTER, D. D Late Archbilbop of Canterbury. Printed for Longman, Hurß, Rees, and Orme ; and G. Robin. fon. Patcruuiter.row ; Cuthell and Martin, Hulbom ; Lacking ton, Allen, and Co. Finibury4quare; W. H. Luun, Soho-Num; and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. - the Day el Sale. --- N. B. Twenty-five per Cm. Depofir will be required. MINERVA OFFICE, LEAOENHALLSTREET. This day was pubithed, in 3 Vols. nine . price rat.. (awed, GLENNIOkE ABBEY ; or, The LADY of the ROCK—a Novel. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Atthe Cullom-Houle, Chicheller, on Wedoefday next, July 17, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been fazed and - legally condemned—For private ore only :--x329 Gallons of Brandy ; 360 ditto of Runs ; 4184 ditto of Geneva ' • t 59 ditto of Red *Vine ; an d t h e Materials of three Sloops, and flx Boats. And on Saturday the zoth of July will likewife be fold by Avalon. at Dell-Qpay and Sicliclham, at tw e l ve o'clock in the forenoon, Two Sloops, and the broken-up Hulls of fix Boats and a Sloop. Samples of the above Goods, (except the Sloops and Boats) may be ken at the Cullom Houfc, the day before and morning of the Talc.--A&porn of 3 5L -per Cent. will be required. LIFE OF TALLEYRAND. This day was publifbed,in a Vols. ramo.embeililhed with *faith ful Portrait, and Fac Similes, price 126. board*, MEMOIRS r&O. M. TALLEYRAND DE PE RIGORD, one of Bonaparte's principal Setretaries of State, his Grand Chamberlain, and Grand Gaiter of the Legion of Ho nour, Ez-Bifhop of Autun, El-Abbe of Calla and St. Llentlis,&c. Containing the Particulars of his Private and Public Lite, and Lis Intrigues in Boudoir*, as well as in Cabinets. Prin tr..' for Lane, Newman. and Co. and fold by W. Earle, Al• be.marlc-itre.l, and C. Chapple, Where may be had by the fame author, Axial., or the Inedible Monitor, 4 vale tB.. feared. Alfa, juft publithed, Cattle of Santa Fe, b, a Clergyman's Daughter, 4 vols. As. imes Pall, a Romantic Melange, 3 vols Lzs. Walfingham, by Mrs. Robinfou, ad edition, 4 vats. as. The Nun and her Daughter, 4 vols. 18e. '1 he Homicide, by Mary Chariton, a vols. 9s. all (awed. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY. OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON. PPERSONS demons of providing for th e i r F am ili es or P‘pentiants may, by an Annual Payment, Imre to their Widows, Children, or any other Perfon, either an Minsky for the remainder of Life, era grofs Sum to be paid at their Deeeak. liy the AUTIIOk. of the iiivolutionaryPlutarch. Publithed by pito Murray, No. 3s, Fket-ltreet, London; and fold by every Boultfcller throughout the Empire. Of whom alto may be had, lately publiated by the fame Author, 1 he Third Edition of the ReVOLUTIONART PLUTARCH, exhi. biting the molt ditlinpuinted Charadters in the recent Afloat' of the French Republic, 3 Vol,. tamp . with a Fat bionic. and Portraits, price as. in boa rds. FOR SALE, At the Cußom-Hoofe, Arundel, on Tharfday, the 18th day of July, dos, at Eleven o'Clock in the FOrCIIOOO, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lou, viz. About 363% Gallons of Geneva' • 875 Ditto Brandy For Private tire. 164 Dttto Ruin Alto the broken up Halls of fundry fazed Beats with their Ma• terials, together with an old Boom and Bowfprit (in pieces), two Sails, am a quantity of Old Josh lately belonging to the Hawk Cutter, at this Port. N. B. The goods may be viewed the day before, and Morning of the Sale. On Wednefday neat will be publidted, Handfoncly minted in three Volumes Odtavo, with a Portrait of the Author, from an original Picture, DISCOURSES concerning the TRUTH of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION; and Remarks on Eccieldtical Hi!tory. By the late Reverend JOHN JORTIN, 1). D. Archdeacon of London, Rcdtor of St Dunitan's in the Ealt, and Vicar of Kennington. PrEnted for John White, Fleet-Beet. The throe Volumes now to be pubillbed cordlitute the Brit porn than of the coropkte Edition of Dr. JOILTIN.3 Works, announced to the Public fame time Gnee The Life of Erafmus, and the other Works, are now printing, and will be brought out with as little delay as pollible. !durance* may be made for a Variety of other Purport:at...4o provII: for Renewal of Leafes ;--to fecure Sums paid for Places or Frayloyments, or for the Purchafc of Life Efiates,—or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, Su. Ste,; and VO -I.UNTEERS may, for a [null Premium, Mike againft Death from Military Accidents. BOTANY BAY: 'this day was publiihsd, In three oolumes,foolfeap oaavo, price 131.6 d. in boards, AVOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, in the years I 800, dim, 1802, 1803, and 1804,.in which the Au thor edited the principal iflands in the Pacific Ctean,and tbc alg a Settlements of PP R:r jAcK so N r and NORFOLK ISLAND, and refided eight months in OTAHETTE. Including accounts of the prcfcnt State of Society, and of the Progrefs of Civilization finee the Voyages of Cooke; and an Impartial narrative of theliro ceedings of the MiMonarles in the Society 'Wands, to the latter end of the year 1803; together with a variety of particulars never before given to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW SOUTH WALES, drawn up on the fpot in t Bu 4. • By JOHN TURNBULL. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIP], No. 6,Bridge itreet, Blackfkiars, Annuities are granted to commence immediately, or at any fu• Lure period. Printed Rates and Conditions of 111(i:ranee may be bad gratis, with the Lid of Dircdtors as above, or of the Agents of the Bri• tub Fire Ofbce in the Country, who are appointed Agents for this Office. ROBERT' SKELTON, Sec. One Pound on each Lot will be required as a Depolit. This day were publifhed, Elegantly printed in Small Quarto, by Buimer, price One Guinea, in boan.s, POEMS, ruggelled chiefly by Scenes in ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, and GREECE, with Prefaces, extradted from the Author's Journal, Embelliihed with titro Views of the Source of the &amender, and the Aqueduet over the Simi& By the late J. 1). CARLYLE, B. D. P. R. S. E. Chan calor of Carli2e, Vicar of Neweaftle - Tyne, &c. See. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. refpefl- AN- fully acquaint the Public, that the TICKETS and SHARES far the SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY will be ready for Sale the middle of the prefetat week, at their Offices, Cornhill and Charing Crofs. Thole who are defrous of obtaining favourite Nun:Jess may have them procured by an early application. and obe had of all Bookfriters. Of whom may be had, a Hisroar and Urscartrou of the !SLANE, of ST. HLLE7I, drawn up by a Gentleman long ftfident one volume, rice 6s. in boards. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. HEREAS JOHN DAWSON, of St. James's Walk, Clerkenwell, in the County of Middlefex, Gentle- man, was between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock in the fore noon of Monday the aft of July infiant i overtaken between Ec (lethal! and Stone, in the County of Stafford, by a middle-fized loan, apparauly about thirty years of age, a robuft complexion, had ou a pepper fait coloured coat, new leather breeches, a mart w ith a deep frill and Rand up collt.r, beautifully worked with a needle; had with him a pair of faddle•bags, nearly new, and rode a brown blood mare, about fifteen hands high--and by hint robbed of about 3.;1. in bills, and eight guineas in gold. Whoever will apprehend the raid Highwayman, and lodge him in any of his MAjeß)'s Gaols, fhall, on convidion, receive a very Isandfome Reward, by applying to the raid Mr. Dawfon, or Mr. con,berbach, Solicitor, EcelcQull, Staftbrdthire, and Tea Guineas hem the Cooftable of yrehifl South, over and above the Forty Peands allowed by Ad of Parliament. N. B. The fald Highw• .ynian is fuppoted to have gone to Lich. Reid or Birmingham, as a perfon exactly anfwering the above de fcration (and whore horfc fweat very much) was leen on the road at Radford Bridge, near Stafford, about twelve o'clock the fame day.—liccleihaU, July 1, sSoy. • WARWICKSHIRE. TO be LET, for a Term of Years, COTON 1- HOUSE, with the Pinafore Grounds and Gardens in high order, about four miles from Rugby and Lutterworth, containing every accommodation for a Family of Dißindioni pleafantly Sm iled in a Lawn of eighty acres of excellent Land, with good roads adjoining. Aneatenfive Manor, with any quantity of .and not exceeding x6o acres, may be had, and the Furniture rented with the Houk, or taken at a fair appraifement. Particulars tr.ay be had of Mr. Calderon, Solicitor, Rugby ; or Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. MANSION-HOUSE AND LANDS, NEAR THE SEA. I TO. BE SOLD, - A COMMODIOUS wrongly built MANSION HOUSE, with a Garden and Stables, together. v.ith four teen Acres of rich Land adjoining, in a Very pie...fant fituation, about four miles from Plymouth Dock,and within a (mall diltance of M4unt Edgcumbe. The Hol.fe and °lnce/ contain every convenience for a large family; forming a molt deltrable refidence for a Naval or other Gentleman, and potreffion may be had immediately. Futther particulars may be knoWn by applying to Mr. Hubt, Solicitor, Plymeuth, Devon. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, BERJEANTI INN, FLEET STREET.—JeIy to, 1805. I'HE DIRECTORS of the Corporation of the Amicable Society for a Perpetual Affuranee.OfSee, do bus by On Not:ce, That attendance will be given at the Society's Bottle, in Serjeant's Inn, Fleet.ftreet, on lA'ednefday the t 7th, Wednefday the xerh, and Wednelday the sift days of July inftant, and on Wednefilay the 7th day of Auguft next, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon until one in the afternoon on each of the Paid days, to pay Claims ariftog by Deaths of Member:, of the faid Society In the year 11104, (Old Stile), viz. Thomas Kinz, late of the Navy-Office, Gent. Chalks P. Rots, late of High Holborn, London, Pocket-book maker. Joke Lulham, late of Ruiflip, Middlefex, Efq. Ary Holman, late of Princes's-place, Kennington, Surrey. Efq. John March, late of George-the, t,Tower-hill, London, Printer. Charles Heath, itte of Bentinek-ftreet, Cavendifb-lquare,Middle fez, and silo of Brighton, Suffrx, Efq. Henry Mitt, late of Long-Acre, Middkfex ironmonger. John Wood, late of Newark, Nottingham, ' Mercer. Peter Wiliam Bullock, late of Red-crofs-ftreet, London, Tm plate-worker. Artbu- Warren, late of Gravcley, near Baldock, Herts. Gent Thomas Hmbeit, late of Bridge-firm, WefinfinfLer, Gent. iofeph Langborn, Late of Walworth, Surrey, Merchant. obn rarnworth, Luc .f White-ftrect, Little Moorfislds, don, Gent. tis t =ranger, late of Buford tore, Middlefex, Efq. Gearing, late of Glouceltcr-Ilrect, Middlefex, Coal-Meter. Ana Jackfon, late cf Portman-Place, Edgware-road, Middlefex, widow. John Hovil, Lue of Churth-row, Horflidown, Southwark, watch. maker. Abraham Wieterbottona, late of Thrradneedk-ftreet, London, Ger:. Franc7s I.te of Broad-ftreet, nth! lac:, ChrefLmontr William Hewlett, late of the Strand, Ntddlefee, Ironmonger. Joh;.;:na De-la fuittanx, late of Dacre•ltr. Weßminfter. Widow. Richarsl Worrall , late of Broad-area, St. Gilces, Middlefex, _Salt:Nan. Henry eafticman, late of the Tower of London, Barraelt.Maftcr. John Biggerfhff, late of Pullen's cow, lflington, Middlefex, Gent. John Bartholomew Bicknell, late of Paul's Clain, Dodtor's Com mons, London, FN. Thomas Elven, lace ot Burr-ftrect. Wapping, Middlefex, Mercht. Henry Piers, late of the Ge tieral Poft-Office, London, Gent. "'William Hocks, late of Dulwich, Surrey, Fig- Thomas Orchard, late otlattou-Garden, Middlefex, Gent. *;:he Right Hon. Alexander Earl of Rofh lyn. Thomas Knyafton, late of Wyharn Grove, F.ffea, Efq. Francis M‘Knight, late of Long-Acre, Nliddlefex, Linen-draper. Chriftopher Cuppage, late ot Warwick-ilreet, Golden-Iquart, Middlef , x, Schoolmaller. Rev. Copleftan Radcliffe. late Chaplain to the Garrifun at Ply mouth, Devon. John Lukis, late orSt Thomaa's-ftreet, Southwark, Gent, Joreph Mar Chan, late of EMI seen, Surrey, Gent. John Chriltopher Roberta. formerly 14 Lime.ftrtet- (quite, Lon don, but late of Pomerania, in Germany, Efq. William Green, formerly of Berner's.ftreet, Middlefex, Efq. but late of Boulogne, in France, Mufical Inftrurnent Maker. Leash Lucroq, late of Fleet-Market, London Tallow Chandler : When will be paid to the refpeellvc Nominees, Executors, Ad minittrators, or Afligns of the Perftr , s above-named, the Sum of One Hundred and Fifty-one Pounds Five ShWing: for inch Num ber on their refpaftive Lives. Abftradts of the Charters and By .Laws, and the Terms and Methods of making Infurances, may he had at the 05ce, Where ittendance is giveu from Niue o'Clock dll Two, Halidaysescepted, JCHN PENSANI, Rcgifter. CASE OF PARTMULAR DISTRESS. ACLERGYMAN of the Church of Engl a nd. having a Wife and one Daughter, and who has for twenty years been hided with paralyfis, and fur the lilt ten years has bun rendered incapable of Parochial Duty, being now in fo help lefs a ftate as to be deprived of the power of moving either of his feet in the fmalleft degree from the floor, or flooding without fop port, wifhes to intere ft the feelings of di:Charitable and Humane. He acknowledges with gratitude, having received necafinnol pre fetus from the good Whop of London, in whofe Dicnefe he was difabled from duty; notwithltanding he finds his fmail Rock of money fo reduced, as to be conftrained humbly to iolicit the afflf tame of thole good and benevolent people, who may be difpofed to take his piteous cafe into eonfideration. He begs with due rub miffion to fay, that the fmalleft donations tranfinitted him by poll, dime:led to the Rev. William Milian, Long Melford, near Sud bury, Suffolk, or depofited in the hands of Mr. Gill, No. too, Strand,and Mr. Hndgfon, corner of Wimpok and Mary. la-Bonne ftreas, will be received with gratitude and thankfulnefs. A further reference may be known by application to the Rev. Mr. UM, and Mr. Edwards, Surgeon, Long Melrord. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND. SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. 'THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS h as 1 - pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH•SAUCES, fur FVE Same, Stewed Neel, Hefted Calvet Heade, Beef Steals, Made Mfrs:, Wild Fowl, and Game t with many Deli wits for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room ; which are more fury expreffed in his Catalogue, (He king the Inventor of ebem,) has induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely diflereot, which arc vended at many Shops hs London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, anti Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefinen and Inn-keepers, who in conk vence are often ferved with Sporims Sorts, of eery inferior quail. ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difappointment to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their Filh,&c. N.B. None arc His Genuine, but what have thefe words on de Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SEME.OF ANCHOVIES, No. rob Strand, Comer of Savoy Steps, London." AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. T HE Original Inventor of this prepa ra ti on (M r . HENRY of Mancaerrca, who firtt offered the Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar for general fate about fifteen years ago), finds It necelfary to caution the Public agaitilt the variety of fpurious imi tations which are fold under that name, by Druggilts and Perfu mers throughout the Metropolis, and in Country Towns. The more effectually to guard egainit impofitlon, the purchafers of the Aromatic Vinegar are requelted to obferve. that on the Stamp of each Bottle are engraved, (by permiffion) the words "Thomas and William Henry, Maneheiter," to counterfeit which ha capi tal felony: and that MelTrs. Bayley and Blew, No.s, Coafpur ftreet, Charing Crofs, are the only appointed Venders in London, where the Aromatic Vinegar may be had, wholefale and retail, in bottles, at as. pd. each; alto Henry's Calcined Magnefia, In bot tles, at ES. 6d. and larger with ground !topper, 4s. each, Stamp Duties included. TO Mr. BAGAZEr. ivianchelltr, July to, !So! 5. I R— Some I.adiea who have purchafed your ORI ENTAL DEPILATORY for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS, and who, in confequence, enjoy the little expedted hap pinef, of an entire and complete removal, after their necks and arms had been for tome ye..rs literally covacd,deGre me to do you that juftieo you fo richly defcrve, by allowing you to publifh the above. and to adore you that they *all ever feel grateful for the bench i they have received, after having tried every other competi tion without the lealt teed. I am, Str, your obedient (errant, E. CAMPBELL. To prevent thofe impolitions which are daily pradifed, the aineve 'di in future he fold by Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ttreet, Hellown,by appointment atilt Proprietor, price 3s. tril.the bottle, and at no other bode in London. Orders, inclofing the amount, duly executed. An abatement of one Wiling in fix bottles. Sold by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by relpedtable Venders throng o .t the Country —N. B. °brave that each Bottle is figned in thc; Prope,etot's hand writing, to imitate whith is a Liony. RATIONAL RECREATIONS. This day were publitked, the Fourth Edition correetod, in 4 vol. Bvo. illuitrated with 63 Copper-plates, price 28s. in boards, RATIONAL RECREA PIONS..; or, Winter Evenings Atnufemcnts—in which the principles of Numbers and of Experimental Philofophy and Chemiltry are applied to a Series of Eafy, Entertaining, and Inftrudlve Experiments, among which are all thole commonly performed with Cards. By WiLLIAM HOOVER, nO. It may be proper to explain to thole perfons who are yet unae guainted with this valuable and intereiting work, that it contains, t. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics. a. Recreations in Optics, Chromatics, and Amanita. 3. Recreations in Pheurnaties. Hydr.dogy, and Pyrotechnics. 4. Recreations in Eledricity and Magnet Ma. 3. Mikellarteotts Recreations, including thole on Cards. The whole rendered eafy and familiar to the meaneft capacity. Printed fer RICMAILD Pau:ars, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black• friars, and to ballad of all Bookiellers. This day was publiihed, in One Volume, 12M0. price p. in boards, the Second Edition, with confiderable Additions and Improvements; A N INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and A. ASTRONOMY, by the GLOBES and MAPS. To which are added, the Conftrudtion of Maps, and a Table of Latitudes and Longitudes. By E. and j.BRUCE, Teachers of Geography and the Mathematics. "; To this new Edition is prefixed a Compendium of Natural Geography, with Quettions adapted to the different (tarters of the Globe; and throughout the Work ttLieftious for Laercife and Lamination arc adapted to every Sed lion This will he found ex tremely ufeful to Teachers. The Lift of Latitudes and Longi tudes is very confiderably enlarged, and a Table of the Sures De clination is given for every day in the Year. in the Preface are given Diredions for teaching Geography ; this will be of ufe to thole who wills to improve themfclves in this Science. To all, who Nile& Globes, this Book will be found a molt ufeful Companion. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter. row ; and fold by Chamley and Son, Newealtli-upon-Tyne. Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the REVOLUTION to the TREATY of AMIENS. . This day was publifiled, a new Edition, including the recent cot.- _ rcelifyia of the Author, in twelve uniform volumes octavo, price five guineas In boards, 'THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from the REVOLUTION of OM, to the TREATY of AMIENS in 1503. By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq. Printed for RICUAILD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Erect, Black friar's, and to be had of all Bookfellers.. N. B. Several of the volumes of Mr. gelfham's Hillory, which have long been out of print, having j Mt been reprinted, with the re cent Corrections of the Author, tnts valuable Work, forming the only Hiltory of Great Britain during the fame important period by a Engle Writer, may now for the firft lime be bad complete. In connettion with the Hiftory of Mr. Hume ' it forms an uninter rupted and authentic Uric., of Engilib ll Hiory, from the earlieit records to the prcfcnt time. Either Part may be had feparately, at 9s. per Volume, by pet- Cons who have omitted to complete their lets; and the Reign of GCOIO3II Tiil TUIRD to the Peace of Amiens, forming eight VO. UMCS, may he had by itfelf, price 31. rm. A NEW AND IMPROVED PRIMER. ' This day was publiftied, price 6d. with the full allowance to &hoots and Dealers, I'HE LONDON PRIMER 3 or, FIRST BOOK for CHILDREN, at the earlieft age...intended as an intro ' duetion to Dr Mayor s, and the various other Englith Spellingbooks The following are t6e peculiar Improvements which will, u it is fuppofed, entitle this little work to general adoption and prefer. axe in all preparatory and firß Schools, and among thofc Mo. then who teach their infants the firft element, of Reading. • t. It is printed on fuperfine paper, on a very large and clear type. a. The fir fet of Letters are of an untdually large file, being an inch fquare, and the fecondftt of great and fmallLetters are illu ftrated with Cuts and familiar übjnh. 3. The Reading Leffons begin with Words of only two Let ters, and proceed to tilde of three and four Letters, and finally by dosple gradations ter thole of two and three Syllables. 4. 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