Star. — London, England, 1805-08-20 00:00:00

,'••t/N4-c- . • . •1 • 61% - 11 . 'I 441.• . ~- • ( • rt , . . • 17 , 1. `'`,O r •-• • ;Pat: 3 1 :44F( .• • ~‘ • gh. I “1 . 3 f: mit „...,• • w F. r • . . ..... tt • • N uvsEß ;1721 • .11XCHEIQUE,R 414 01PICS. latent" we iwartoporrßJ4, te pea • • THE HOLDERS of hXCHEQUER BILLS. - 5 . (Wed ill tie Months of Augult, September, and OZtober, ggo.i, &Grout of receiving the Inter& that will be due thereon re. fraively, to Wednefday the 28th day of Auguß, zBos,inclafve, ip Money, and of taking new Exchequer Billy in exchange for the princip:d, bearing an Intereft of Three pence Half-penny per Cen -1,,c0, per Diem, and payable into the Public iteveuues aft,,a- the cth da y of April, 1806, unlefs Conner difcharged, who !hall fignify fuch their leer: to this Office on or before the tad irritant, may receive Or rune accordingly. Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) antil Fridray the :31 irritant, ioclufive, from Ten o'Clock in the Mornin;tili One in the Afternoon, for the purpofe of receiving ' h e r... inc . And fur , the greater difpatch,..thc bearers of the Paid Bills are &fired to bring feparate lifts of fuch defcription of BiUs, eontainin;:he numbers in numerical order, according to the value of the fo:d Bills and times of commencement of Intercit, with the principal Sums and Inrereft duc thereon, computed from the days en which they are refpectively dated, eaclufive, to the laid 211th day of Anguft, t SOS, inclufive, when the new Bills will be dated and they are delired to write their names and plates of abode on tech Lilts, and Indorfe their names on she Paid Bills. The N'e-a• B:11 will Zs ddiveref as Fri Jay the 30th du a/, 1805 lanfoil trinz • • Isra , g , . Bill Office, h. Afargaretirert, Wrileilyfer.4,;uff to, PICTUALLING-OPFICE, "fussy? 6, iBos. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING'I HIS MAJASSTri NAY'', do be give Mart, That on Wetinefday the 25th of September next, they will he raLly to receive 'Anders in writing (fealiAl up) for fuck quantities of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the heft quality, and to be cured in the enfuing fcafon, as the rerpedliee Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to he packed up in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter ' to be of the exclufive defeription, containing Fifty-two fourpoond piers each, to be delivered into His Majefly's Vidualling Stores t Deptford, Portfmou•h, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie. tuallirg Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of earls 4,. . fcription of Calks by the period undermentioned, viz. One fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, ) die ball tithe remaining quantity, by the 3 tit March, ; 18045. Arid the remainder, by .the 3oth June, Ard to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after. date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feen at the... Secretary's CEize, at thi.. Mike ; or by applying 4o M,r. o'lo.er/ilk, Agent far the Vinuallit:g :t Cork ; to the Cut:tams of his Majetty's Cuitotn,l at Limerick, Behan., Newry, and Waterford; and to the Port Matter Gtneral at DO.lin, rcrpedivtly. N. B. No reader for a las quantity tlan 5C3 Tierces will be sczoistA Ise regard tail; be bald ass tender is womb the price Asa not be ba ked ie to-rds of Iseil4, or tbaSJlmll wet be .(cheered to the Board Iffotv otoe the Asid WeSsefday dot 16th e September next, nor models the prim Tele oaks the tailor t ow fume profoo oo hw beibeilj; attends be amiiwr .nbea called for. EAST. INDIA HOUS4 Aryl t 4, 1805. T HE COMALPFTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANT of MARC IIdINTS of ENG LAND, treiin g t; 11)4 , 1148'r INDIES, de hood" ) , g lom Notice, That the Committee will be ready to reetive Propofals in writing, foaled up, on or before Wednefday the 18th irritant, from Leh Perfoos who may be willirg to fupply the Company with COPPER. And that the Coodhions of the Coutrad . may be ken upon ap t phc..tiJa to Mr. James Cyan), Clerk to the laid Committee, *Uhl whom the Propofals mutt be left before twelve o'Ctoek'st 'tool on the fold 28th inftwat, hyped whkh hoar tho Committee will not melee any Tatder..l • -•- 11FTY GUiNEAS REWARD, on conviSra any pc:fon forginithe name of kOSEI c t HARDY, wh BLACKING POWDER for Boots, Shoes, Rands bnrlva •i.oint of cleanlinCfs, colour, and biting Intim. When &Rio wq re, off, the polio' will be as brilliant as at Aril, will.* is not the eafe with any other Blacking, price. ts. and is lid. per bos.--alftt L's ;V:iltUrt, Cream. and Liquid, are matehlefs for reitoring. rfeerving, and beautifying Boot-tops. The Miiture eradicates Ink, or any ftain, without injury to the Lau/12f; 3$ per bottle.... '1 lie Cream preferves the pal eolOur, at as 6d, and the Liquid ag is for thole of a tan colour. The above articles an patronized by and ufed far, the King. Prince of Wales, and Rqyal Family—the genuir.elre Egnedby It: Proprietor, and fold by him, No. g,'Bitmartra I midon, and the following . wholefale dater..—Diecy sod Statute Howard and Evans; Shaw and Edwards; liendritand Son ; Bat. Lhen•fide; Rubertfon„ 27, Princes-4r and tutter't haliab Wa reho u le, Edi n b urg h ; Hardy, OzfOrd ; llodgfun, Cambridge Crintwell, Bath; Gure, Liverpool; Wllkliifnn , Hainftaple; Her. ris, Gioucefter ; and by molt Perfisreitin,.Daokkilers. and Vent der, of 'Medicine in the kizientn--entl thofe who are not already fup plieJ may he furnilked upon liberal arson as rhe Blacking is particularly recommended to djalers, and for vz,Kirtation—uniting final! compars in tight carriage, bud not Rib• tea to lob, u anon liquids are, from the breaking of Y3OlO, (er r we • a :one, &e. • : FR LEHOLD AND LEAS; WESEND, P I SPV - xui r. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-4y JOHNSON and SON, At the White Hart lon, Grave fend:Kent, in WelltefdaY. 'AuElla at"fwo A COMNIODIOUS F r e c hnld 54dt-built Dwelling Honk, b ate lb the centre of HOI-Meet, Grnefend, - late it the neenpation of Mr William. Harislin• skittered, tontaininz rood drawing Mem and pertinent; coincident bed chambers, dref tog morn, fervent"' rooms, a newly et, nest detached kitchen and laundry, good cellars, and other doineftic conveniences; with a pump of eacell-nt fpring wat , r. The whole in a very good Rate of repair, and fit kr the inimoliate recep.ion of a gel t: el Faroi• IT. Tl e Purchater may be accommodated wilt the Furniture at a fair valu.tion. Alfu 31,, Acres of rich * Garden Grou..d. in a MO Rate of cretivation, well planted with irparagns and thriv fruit-trees; wr h a.Cottage and Sommer-haute ereded th , :reon This fituation I, very pleafaut, and d fi a'ile for Build' ig nn, and lime the Toroyikecnad. :A large pato iof this ground is fuppof el to contain estellent Erick Earth. It will be divided into lit L. for the accommodation of Purcliotrs. • ' Alf:), a I .rafehnkl Dw , lling•Houfe., fituate in"High-ftreet, Grave fend, containing good Redo-onus, Parlours, With houfe, Cellar, a large Shed and Garden, well of good Water; and a communize-, Lion with Church-ftreet. iii the occupation of Mr. John Alman, tenant at will, at the luw rent of p er annum, ill. ' Thcfc Pretnita arl held for an une xpi re d term o Tom front • MichaHosas nett. at a Ground Rent of pre annum, 41. May r be viqwed any time pr :viotui to the Sale by applying to AI: Bedin , fi . e'd Solicitor, of the AuCtioneers. GrAvercncL P.trticuiars and condi lino s !:c had at Batton' s Caffee•houte, I. andon; Ormilty, Dartford ; 131:11, It n'zh efttr; King: A ritia.Grays ; of NIT. Belingfickl. Solicitor, and Vie A urdioucers, 11,,,;h-itrect, tatavderal. TUESDAY, AUGUST -to, Aos. MORTGAGE. A VERY liberal Premium will be given to any Perin wbn can procure the Adeatiter a confiderable Sum on Mortgage, either in One, Two, or more Stuns. The Security ample and undeniable. None need apply but Principals, or thrir immediate Agents. Letter.; (putt paid) addreiTed to Mr. R. S. at IVlr.TlOser's, No.i 7, Mama', Inn, London, will he duly anfwered. CUSTOM-HOUSE, NEWCASTLE, To be PUBLICLY SOLD to the HIGHEST BIDDER, On Friday, the 23d day of Anson, day, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz Por Private Ufe only, About soo Gallons Geneva. 36 Ditto Brandy. zoolbs. Black Tea; z China Tea Pot; at Dozen China Cups and Saucers; 9 China Batons; 8 Gallons Craneberries; 3 Pieces Norway Timber; a Malt; soon Trecnails ; sc. oq. 4 odd Deal Ends; ze. aq. Deals; 6 Dozen Horn Plates; - 30r3 Small Squares Crown Glafs; newt. zqr. aolbs. Old Copper; zscwt. zqrs. Copperas. N. B. All Spirits felted In future will be fent to Leedom • • • Samples of the Spirits and Tea will be mown ea the day of S e ale, and the other Articles may be fees, os: applleadon a/ tie ultom-houfe. Alf°, to be fold at the fame time, The Brigantine AID, &tram 94 37.94 th tans and The Sloop HOPE, Bantam 4s 3o4p4th Tons, • with their Tackle Ste.—They may be feen near Mr. Bent's Landing, Gatethead; and dick' Materials , nn application at the Clifton* •hosis a —They areandticd to Britim Beefier,. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Honourable Comtniffloners of his Majefty's Cuftoms, on Friday the 23d of Auguit, tBos, by ten in the Forenoon, will be expofed to Public Sale,st the Cullom Houk in this Port, 'THE GOO D S UNDER - MENTIONED i [ .-1- viz. Brandy) Of inferior ftrengtb, in (mall Lots, for i 2337 1 Rum the accommodation and u f e o f Private 412 Gallons. GenevaPerfons, not dealers in Spirits zos3 Wine - - 21 - Cordials - 2 4-5 Gallons. Cocoa - . - 67 • Sugar - 3851. Pounds Hgs - - a Cable - • - t Birds of Paradife • 7 .Malts • . • ig No. • Whetitonea - • 5..... 2 : ,., _ Looking GLiffes - 7 Balkets - . 22 Lavender Water • • i Bottles Cyrpoota Oil • China .._ . so 'Pieces • Moorftones • • . - vas girtveturset. • Silk Handkerchiefs - Op' lie. • Palampore - $ Pieces N U. The Goods above-ropntioned will be kt up In feveral Lots, and Sold to the higheß Bidder. Attendance will be given at the Cullom Honk aforefaid, for viewing and Lifting the fame, Three Days before the day of Sale. FOR SALE, Attbc Brokers New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty Hook. Ply mouth, on Friday the Both day of Augnft next, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, . . THE ood Spanifh Gun-Veffel SAN PEDRO, alias LA ESPERANZA., burthsn about fifty Tons„ a new Veffel, and well calculated for the Flits and Fruit Trades; and, as fie is an aftonithing felt-failing Veffel, Might with little =pence be converted into a privateer.—Afterwards will be fold, the War like and other Stores landed from the faid.Veffel. Alfo, the good Spanith Brig LA MARIA DE LOS GARCIAS DE LA COMPANIA DE SANTIAGA ; borthen abort 540 'Tons: Ate is a refpediable good looking Veffel, and is fuitable for the general purpofe of trade, takes the ground well, and, together with her Stores, is in very good condition, now lying in Sutton • Pool, lin and t tel her y e a tr be de a Liv a te li st he foie tlie. Warlike and other Stores, landed from the• Ship .LA CONFIANCE ; confifting of Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, Sails, Yards, Spars, Double bald Single Blocks, Irein Ballaft, Mufquets, Gunpowder in Barrels, a quantity of Bread Leger', Butts, and other Calks, *ids various mher A rticles. For Exportaties.4 Calks of Red Wine. The above Vents and Deeds are, condemned as Prize to his Majefty's chip of war la LOtka,commandcd by F. L. Moir LARD, Bfq. ' • ihtfo the Warlike and other Stores, confiftlng of Anchors, Ca- Isles, Standing and Running Rigging, Sails. Yards, Spare, Junk, Double and Single Blocks, Iron Ballaft; Milquets, Patois, and . Jaffee, 20* Gans 9'.pbutsders, Round and Grape Shot, Gun ,powder in Barrels, &tagged, Pork, Peale, and other Premiums, e quantity of Red Wine, , xo Calks of Brandy, Legats, Half Legars, and other Calks, with various other Articles landed from the French Private Ship of War 4 Valia'nt, a Prize to kis Majetty's Skip of War Lnire Commanded by F. L. Maitland, Efq. taken in company with hie Majefty's Ships Melampu and Brilliant. • 1 • For viewing the Vends and their Stores, and for any further particulars, apply et the f l aunting Houk of EDWS.D LIC/la, Efq. or to r o MAS LOCKYER, Sword Stfiket, Plymouth, Augult if; 8861. . . r '. TIMBERED BOATES IN SUSSEX AND SCIRRIY.' ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Half Moon Inn, Petwortb, Softie on Monday the e6th 1 is at is **Clock, in Lots, Lobe hereafter fpecified, T . HE 'following clearable and very • valuable .EST.ATES, the greater part FREEHOLD, and a fmall part Copyboid of Inheritance and I .ca.eleold for .3 very long Term of nYears, &nage in the feseraF Pennies of Kiedford, Wilberough Green, and Fiddleworib , in Sups and Hdlemere, ThutOey, and Eleicad, in Surrey, viz. He. adfolfft Wood Farm in Kirelford and %%Thorough Green, corn:ailing 120 A. :IC •tSP. part in the occupation of Willem itesteold, and the..remaining part. confilting of Coppice Land in kead, being all Freehold. ..• Croucliland Farm alTo in Kirtlford. containing 247 A oR. BP. In the Occupation of James. Mills, and alto 58A.3R. aP of Coppice Laud in band being Freehold. except a very fmall pan Copyhuld and Leafehold. Signor Farm, with the Manor thereof in Kirdfonl and Fiddle worth. containing 9z A. elk. r 6P. in the occupation of Robert Pal mer, being Freehold and Tythe Free except as to two Acres in Fiddle:worth. I Alto a Yearly Rent Charge of 21. 3.. 4J. payable and inning out of certain Lands belonging to the Earl of Egranont in Kir& ford and Petwortb. Bognor Farm In Fiddleworth, containing 62A. sR. 37P. In the occupation of the Paid Robert Palmer and John Brown, being all Freehold. Hazlehurft Farm in HaGemere and Thukiey, containing tO6A. oR. 34P. in the occupaion of Robert- Newell, being all 1 Freehold except half an Acre of Copyhuld. ifickham Bottom, is Therficy and Elftrad, conUfting of five PieC9 of Meadow Land, containing SA. cR. 35P. in the occupa tion of John Manvell, and one piece of Coppice Land, containing tee - %. 3R. oP. in hind. . . •The whole of thisabove Eftates arc full of fine growing Timber, and are fituate in a Countii well adapted fur all kind of Field Sports and abounding with tame. . I'o be viewed by applyhyto the rafptaite Tenants, and further Particulars known of M,4lm. G. and J. Smaliplece, Stoke, neat 'Guildford, Surrey. Printed defcriptive Particular. and Condirions of Sale may be ,had at the print Inns hi the Neighbourhood in duetime before, the Sale, of the • willows, uotioe will be gift. . , t XII bNLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS ir EAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, iBos. SCHEME. 3 Prises of 4a0.c0? are 4 6o,oacp 3 to,ooo -- 30,000 i spoo -- ts.ooo 4 %oo° -p Loara 6 'T 1,000 6,000 10 SCO • .” 5•000 go 6o 4400 - 100 MM 3.000 WM. S o 41M16 3/ Coo . so 4=.1 9 ° l 3'3° '..... 3,000 Flrft-drawn Blanlia2 • to each o,oce - entitled to 7,619 Benefice 17,3111 Bhuks •• as,coo Tickets. £ asogoo The Mit-drawn Ticket, sib Day ,Cto,ooo Dim" - eth Day zo,ooo Ditto - - 7th Day s,czo Are part of the above Capitals. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sala at aU the A. • * LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES. Mee of a Ticket Zz9 s a Half . 917 o I Eighth - sto 0 tuartar - 419 0 Sittetath ;. t S 0 STATE LOTTERY for aSos, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 18os. 'l -I HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-broken, At their State-Lottery Oilice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange; London. Letters, paft paid, duly athrered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prises of £ 20,000 4 Prizes of ,C 2 003 3 io,ooo 6 woo 3 snot) to sco _ - ec. &C. The lowelt Prize sal. and Ica. each for the Pirft-drawn Three Thoufand Blanks. •.• Country Orders, accompanied with but dated Bib on London, Pott-Oboe Orders, or Cab, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, punassally attended m; and Correfpondenta may depend on being treated exattly on she fame terms as if perfonally prdent. STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co, No. i t, Pouwrav, are appointed by Government to fell the Tickets and Sh ares of the Lottery to begin Drawing 3oth next Month, which confab of only as,ooo Tickets, and contains, :3 Piing of £20,000 14 trite* Of 41.000 3 - • - ro,ooo 6 - - t,coo 3 5,00 n so - - Sao And „cm° Prizes from TOOL to sof. inclufive. Alfo zol. each for the firit 3,000 Blanks. •It is a peculiar gratification to Mars. Swirl. and Co. dist this Scheme has fully met the public approbation, of which the diintand for Tickets and Shares (great beyond example) affords the molt unequivocal proof. Schemes at large, with an account of the Ca pital Prizes fold by Swift and Co. In the hft and preent years, may be received gratis. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.--PRIVATE TUTOR. A GENTLEMAN of refpeaable Coaneaioas, a Mafter of Arts, Fellow of a College, and intetding to take Orders, having fame lelfote time upon his hands, is deGrous of being engagal with one or more private Pupils, in a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family, or at his own Chambers when in Town. Addrefs A. Y. Z. Pon Office, Baldock, HertfordChire. Pubbated by J. Budd, at the Crown lad Mitre, Pall-Mall, r. 9'HE PICTURE of HAMBURGH, or the Englifinnan's Guide to that Free Imperial City; contain ing every btfarmation interefting to Strangers. To which are added, a new and corredt Plan of the City, a new Map, (event) , fix &mita miles round Hamburgh, Tables of the Money, Weights, Meafures, and Exchange Tables. Sr.. Price 6s. boards. a. SKETCHES on the intrinfic Strength, Military and Naval Force of FRANCE and RUSSIA; with Remarks on their prefent Connexioy, political Influence, and future Projedts. ato. Price 211. boards. On aaturday wilt be publilhed, In on Vaal= (term, elegantly printed by Beniley, on Super fine Woven Royal Paper, with numerous coloured Plata, price • hr bards Six Guineas.- \ l EPITOME of the NATURAL HISTORY A-. of the INSECTS of New Holland. New Zealand, New Guinea, Otahette, and other 'Sands in the Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans: including • the Pigures 'and Deferiptions of One Hundred and Fifty-two Specks of the molt fplendkl, beautiful, and interesting Infeds hitherto difeovered in thofe Countries, and which 'for the molt part have not appeared in the Works of any preceding Author., The Figures arc correctly delineated from Specimens of the heeds ; and with the Defcriptiona are arranged 'moil* deem Lionean Syftem, with reference to the Writings of,ftelfsOssed other Entomologifts. • . By E. DONOVAN. F. L. S. Antigen/ ftieNatural Hiltories of the Infeds of China, Inclia,&c. feinted for P. C. and J. Rivington, No, 62, St. Paul's Church. yard ; fold alto by White, in Fleet-ftrect ; Faulder, New Bond ftreet ; Hatchard. Piccadilly; and Symonds, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, printed uniformly with the above mentioned Work, T. An Epitome of the ideas of China, with coloured Pi..tes, price in boards 61.65. po a. An Epitome of the Infedts of India, with colouratPlates, price in boards, 61.65. Thde three Volumes form a general Muliration of the Threes of Afia. NEWIMUSIC—HAyDN. • This day was pubilikod, by G. Thomfon, Edinburgh, and Pfeil" 97, Strand, London ; And fold alfo by all the Mufic Sellers, in everfTown in the United Kingdom. The FOURTH Volume, which, with the THIRD, contains ONE HUNDRED SELECTS SCOTTISH SONGS, with ACCOMPANIMENTS, and with SYM. PHONIES, to introduce and conclude each Song, compofed for the Piano Forte, &c. wholly by HAYDN who wrote thus when he fent the Mufic I boaft of this Work, and by ft I nitrcr a - myrdf my name will lint in Scotland many years after my " death." The POETRY will be found to include the moil feleft and Ira laohle Colkdtkm of Soap, ancient and modern, both Nenttilh I and Edifies, ever offered to the Public. And this is the only Work in *thick all the admirable Soop of Barns, above took number, are or tan be fet to mule. `To tb Fourth Volume will be prefixed a ftriking Likencla of that great Poet, of a large fize, engraved by Paton Thoinfon, from the Original Phfture by Mr. Nafmyth. The firft tmpref. fiats win be referred for thole who have fubfcribed, or may yet fubfcribe. _ _ I.ately pu%lifhed, as above, A New Edition of the tit and 2i Vnlumes ofethis Work ; the Hannriny and Symphonies partly by Haydn, and partly by Pleyel and Kneeled. I'lleAlteare gives in the mnit cornet and approved form . ; each Volume contains iffy Airs. Any Volume may be had doily; and the price of each (with a•intt Engravins) is a Guinea. The Violin and Violoncello Aecompanbasnts, when wanted, are fold loparately. PRICE SIX-PiNcio NEW VOLUME OF THE LIFE 04 6EN - EILAL V7ll-4L. INGTON. MR. PHILLIPS bar the homer to inform the par- LTA cherrs of Me firmer Velsareir e the, LIFE OF WASHING. TON, ilidklbid iy big Fancily, that the FOC/WTI! VOLUME & ready for delivery ia tlfew days. The FIFTH, or eon:Wing l',lunst. containing et variety of Nile end Plant, illerstteve of th e entire Wor k, will is real) before Chesil. was next. The Three Paw Wants of air aalwak Waning:ay he bal e at Ihaffeilert ; the Q L SAITO Edition at 11. r it. 63. per Folansts,he &dm*, and the ocl-icy° at 100. 61. per lane, in hoards. Bridge-ttrect, Aura y, 1805. This day was publifhed, • •In One Volume, Isms price as 6d. beard., A Ikl ESSAY on the ELEMENTS, ACCENTS, 3, and PROSODY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE ; intended to have been printed as an lutrodudion to Mr. BOUCHER'. Supplement to Johann's DtdUonary. By JONATHAN ODELL, M. A. Secretary of the Province of New Bronfwick, and formerly a Miilionary in the Service of the Society far the propagation of the clapel in Foreign Parts. . Said by J. Budei.....t the Crown sad Mitre, Pali-Mall. Of whom may be had, Letters on Stied*, written during a Tour through that Country in the Yeats 1800. tBot ; by his Excellency John Qincey Adam, then Minitter Plenipotentiary from the linked States to the Court of Berlin ; and Brice a Member of the American Senate; embellithed with a new Map, t vol Bvo. price Bs. in Wards. This day was ipblithed, price tr. A CHARGE delivered at the PRIMARY VI. SITAVON of. the Reverend the ARCHDEACON of SARUM, on the yth, toth, ttth, and irk— of uly, tk.sy. L! By the Rev CHARLES DA • Archdeacon of Sarum, Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churcb• yard; and J. Hatchard, No. 193, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, lately publilhe.l by the fame Author, • 1. Eight DEcourfes on the conneplon between the Old anl Nes, Tenement, &e. in Sao price ys. I. A fecond Edition of a Guide to the Church, with the Ap pendia. In two volumes, price, In boards, rya. 3. Vindicia Ecclefiat Anglican:. In which f - xne of the Wire. prefentations in a Publication entitled " The True Chiirckmah AfeertiMed," are pointed out. In on : price, in !maids, Ss. 4. Difeourfcs on Various Sidled. and Occalions. With a Pre face, addreired to the Congregation afremblcd in Chriti Church, Bath. In one volume, Sm. prier in boards Ss. From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 17; anir ADDRESS To THE PUBLIC. THE increafing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS, for the cure of every Species of Fever, ha-rag eanfed an attempt to counterfdt them, It bekmes a duty to warn the Public againft loch a dangerous Impolilon, .equally injerloua to the health of thofe deceived, and to the character of a Medici,* that has Rood the telt of experience near hell S century. *lnns-, merable are the inftances in which the benign influence of there Drops bas prevailed even it, the awful moment or expeleil diQo lotion • a truth fo well atteftcd as to have pined them unp: ere. dentedfame in this country. To thole obliged .to vifit hot -ell. mates, where the molt fatal of putrid Diforders is prevalent, c.ilt• ed the Yellow Fever, they cannot avpid bang confidered of the fiat importance; for in this deltrudive malady they Rand an on.. rivalied fpeelfic. and where proPerly admitilftered, have never been known to fall. In the Scurvy, Gout, Afthma, and all Mint ders arifiog from oldtruCted perfpiration, they are equally bezel. Whatevermay hive been the evils produced by counterfeit preparations, it is hoped the poffibility of future fraud is completely guarded againft„ as the name of Thos. Norris Moore' Is, by fa- Tour of hh Majefty's Commillioners,engraved on the Stampround each Bottle. The Genuine Medicine is prepared only at Dr. Norris's houfe, No. a q , Lower Brook. ftmet, Grofvenstr4quare, where the Family Bottles, '221). arc to be had, and all ord'.rs for exportation duly ex ecuted; (mailer fire Bottles at xis. and as. 9d. Sold wholefale and retail, With ample direetions, by Meas. Bacon and Co. No. !so, Oxford-fired, appufite Bond-ftreet. , . • TO THE II.A.DIES BAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.- This preparation for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS. Etc. and for improving the COMPLEXION, has been fufficiendy celebrated throughout the Eaftern Nations. from whence it was firlt brought to this country by Lady M. W. M—ue. lu chore abodes of luxury, particularly in Turkey and Egypt, it appears the Ladies eonftaotly h t ake tik of this preparation at the baths, and it was by tojans of Lady M. W. M. free accefs to them, that the became acquainted with the ferret of itvcompofition. By the men it is employed to give unifcr • mity:and Dupe to their muttechios, Ike. This Depilatory has now for many years fuitained a charaCter in England and on the Conti nent, for its innment quality, perman int effea, and grateful odour as aim-fume, which the great number of fpurions and unfuccefiful attempts to imitate it, have prated to be exclutively its own. To prevent mole bnpofitions, which are daily predict& pleafero 'th ieve, that each bottle is lived T. Hagazet, in the Proprietor's hand-writing, to imitate which is a felony. . May be had genuine, of Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards; St Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Crifp, No. 39, Cockfpur-itreet ; Aleffre Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Bacon, Oxford-ftrect; Mr. Ber ry, Perfumer, Greek-itreet ; and Meffrs. Ching and Co. Cheap fide. Price 31.6 d. the bottle. An abatement of one (billing in fix bottles.—Sold in the Country, by Mr. Barter, Edinburgh; Mr. M•Donald, Gialgow ; Mr. Dancer, York; Mils Oregfon, U. verpool ; Mrs. Marriott, Bath; Mrs. Shiereliffe, Briltol ; Mr. Cowden, Leicefter; Mr. Staines, Mancteiter ; Mr. Swietair, Birmingham; Mr. Drewry, Derby; Mr. Binnes, Lerds •, Melfrs. Cubley and Co. Plymouth ; and Mr. Woolmer, Exeter; Mr. Col lins, Salifbury ; Mr. Walker, Glouceftcr ; Mr. Newcombe, Stant. ford; anti Mr. Hodges, Sherborne. I_HAVING dedicated znyleif to the Itudy, and oeen A.A. gratified by the tri4l confidaable praddee In that bnneb which I dureght ].roper so feledi, I trait that I save miaow mg. employed my dine than thole who. in the extenfive field of the profeffion, are occalionafty i=merfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fumes which is acquired ky concentrating the Into:Maud power to one etas of disorders. The di:cafes of DEBILITY art. seedier* y ciffireding, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fynaptoms, and, by a de prellion of all vital energy, exiftence 1.07u1f tvcomes embittered... Whether they wife from the prevalex.e oflll example, thedefiree live habits of (dud-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt &Mums proferional ; hut by the ignorance of uneducated nal, the impugns are aggravated, and the eon& tntion is de As a Ml= of the ROYAL COIJAGRof SURGEOWS, I grcund my pea/rodeos on regularity of education: and potitiling every privilege to pradice. I feel myfrlf =lifted to that confidence with wLicla I have hitherto been folicomally honoured. In ME Ent fenfations of local weshnes, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated fate; but where the fur+ ferer, from a etnecioufnefs of the unmanlittes of the v!cc which ceded his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfnrc of be. family pby&lae, and broods over his isdnality with careful ens. =ailment. tt mat be fatisfadory for him to be affured not only of capability of unman, but alto of the moll inviolable ferrety. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poMble to prevent patt; danger or MIA; in the mot complicated c..fes it is the acquire. meat of exclufive experience in this lime to rffeek a Cafe, eared*, and fpeedy reefiablliherent. I offer the advantage of this exy.eri.nee to thole of OW 14'rett• are afilblied with any kind of DEBILITY , of any fOseallis cl e VS-VaaKAL DIFECTION, and in all cake the terms elfeeifit eeraden are fisted an the fart Interview. Patb:ntsin the eguntry are cape...Amite inclofe a Bank Note, and are vquefted to fpedfy their age and manner of living. • MARTIN BRER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In Leedom Ns np, Arundel cast, Wand, not Temple Pet. ..ed LL I