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e " Z f il w k 6- 4 • • aI4N), . 6 YaIIIT . :! idira 4 - . ‘41.• •. _ . _ TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1805. NUMBER 5 130] IPRICE SIX•l ENcL. VXTUALLING )FFICR, 7wat as, dos. THE COMMISSIONA RS for VICTUALLING HIS Mily EST?", burr, eh b:reby give notice. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIIII AND GENTLEMIN i I T being the opi n i on o f your li.mourable Court of DireCtors that a ProfelTilnal Man is required in your Naval Department, and that it will Le fur the Inrcrelt of the Honourable Company to have fuch a perfon, permit me to offer myfelf with much rdpeet as a Candid:4e fur the neat vacancy that stay occur in the Direetion. WANTED immediately on Terms very advan tageous to any Perfon procuring it, epooL on Mortgage of eligible Freehold Ettates of the vane of 8,0001. to which a Leafe hold Elute of nearly equal value will be added, if required. Apply to Mr. Lovibond, Law-Stationer, Inner TempteLane. This day were publifhed, price as 6d. CONSIDERATIONS upon the belt MEANS of ENSURING the INTERNAL - DEFENCE of GREAT BRITAIN. By Captain BARBER, Co:ninandinz the Duke of Cumheriand% Corps or Sharp Shouters. Printed for T. Eguton, Military I ihrary, WhitehalL That on Friday the sth of July nest, they will be ready to revive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupyly of what FRESH BEEF o=ll be demanded for the ufe of His Ma jefty's Ships and Veffdo at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the Cluny of Norfolk. from that day until the 3t ft December follow tn; incluDvc; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft po dAys after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fern at the Seerotarrs °Mee, at this Office; or by applying to the CalleCtor of the Cuf tour, at Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk.. No rr,-,ard still be bad to aay tender is sa6kb the trite fail sot Is ;mcrsei is tetra at itagth, or that "hall sat hi delivertd to the Beard 1 5,1pre Ott O'ClOti OR the fad Friday the stb of Y.yrsct, aer aftlefi the lot who male: the toiler, or fame ?erica, ea he, 1,44, atten.ii, to 1 . 7. , r sae" called for. This day was publithed, In One Volume, Odtavu, price ys. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the SIMPLE DYSEN TERY, and its COMBINATIONS; containing a Review of the molt celebrated Authors, who have written on this Subjedt ; and alto an Inveftigation into the fource of Contagion in that and fame other Difeafea..--By WILLIAM HARPY, M B. Sold by Callow, Crown-Court, Soho; Gilbert end Hodges, Dublin ; and Blackwood, South Bridge, Edinburgh. My long and faithful Service, and commanding a Ship eight Voyages, Ere of which in the Honourable Company's own Ship, Sir Edward Hughes, to and from India, will, I hope, entitle me to your favourable confideration. Should Ibe honoured with fo re. fpeZtable a fituation, it dull be my Rudy. by an uniform ztal and attention to your IntareE, to deferve the continuance of your favour. I have the honour to be, with great rcfpedt, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt faithful and humble fervant, Chlgwell, June 27, tgo,s. JAS. URMSTON. HUMEOLDT's TRAVELS. In the caning Autu:nn will be puNitbed. TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO, and the WEST IN ail. S. _ _ By Meffrs. HUM BO LDT and BONPLAND, Members of the Natioval Stc. &e. Printed for 117;71 13 YIIILLI pi, No. 6, Bridge. street Blackfriars. Of whom may be had, DkNON'S TRAVELS in Ear, rr, tranflat ed by A.AIKIN, in three vols. price al. as buArds. DEM' ON DIVIDENDS. Otte an A& palled in the prefent Seflion of Parlia "LP 111.11 t, an additional Duty. after the rate of one-fourth part of the former Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affeffment to be made for any year fubfequent to the sth of April, aos ; to be computed upon the net amount of the Duty charged by fuch Api ffment, which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount of all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the sth efill'y nest : His Majeffy's Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes cher , n c give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends. who are deilrous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank Poland, mull, in order to entitle them to a difeharge from fur ther aft - diluent, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty. at the rate of sl. per Centum, on the amount of the Lid Dividends, the further fu n of one•fourth part of the raid Duty, computed upon the full amount thereof. By Ordi:•of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFIC.S, June, dos. r,ERFONS whofe annual Premiums fall due on the T 2 4 . h init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be &livered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL E. CVASCE and in PALL MALL, as well as by their refpedive Agents is the r,eeral Counties; aid the parties alfured are requefted to ap tly, frr c'ac renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be vend the da ; te of each Policy, will then expire. SAIMEL FENNTNG, jun. See. •; Attendance h given, daily, at the faid Offices, for the ATurance of Bulb:11Np, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in Har bour, in Dock, or while Building, from I.ofs or Damage by Fire; and alto :or the Mu a,:c: of, Ind granting Annuities on Live*. N.B. Fkr Pairier will be ?Pratt-roof corner to Mt "rat warn prAmid Prroviaso amounts to 6r. OP PIPOONOrdt. TURNPIKE TOLLS 'TO LET. IictOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thit the next G:netal Meeting of the Trufteei of the Turnpike Road, leading front the Town of Brightheknftone through Cuckfield, to the County Oak on Lovel Heath, in the County of Suffix, is appolt..ed to be held at the Talbot Inn, in Cuckfield aforefaid, on Monday the ttth day of July next, at the hour of Eleven in the Fortnoon, at which Meeting the Tolls wiling at the Rural Toll Gates upon the laid Road, called Preton, Stnne Pound, Anfty, and Andy Side Gate, Slough Green, Iliad Bar, and Crawley Cute., will be Let by AuCtign, in two lots, to the beft bidder, from the 3oth dap of September next, for one or more years, as Mall be th:n agreed on, benvecn the hours of eleven and two of the fame day, in the manner diredted by the Adt, rated in the 13th year of the reign of his prefent Majesty, for Regulating the Turn pike Reads, which 'foils Were let the UR year at the foreral net tittn;s Prtfton, Stone Pound, Anft7, and Anfty Siic Gate,at 82 it. Slough Greco, lfidd Bar, and Crawley Gates, at 8961. And Kill relpedively be put up at thole Sums. 'Whoever happens to be the heft bidder, mutt at the fame time give fecurity with thiScient (tutees, to the fatisfadtion of the Truf tee at the laid Road, for the payment of the Rent or Rena agreed br, and at fuch times as they arm dlredt. SAMUEL WALLER, Clerk to the 'indices of the Lid Road. Cackficid, June It, aBoy. EXCHANGE OF PREFERMENT. IF any CLERGYMAN of Independent Property, (for tteobjeet of this advertifement will fuit no other) who is in prdiffion of a Living of a moderate value, in any part of Eng kW or Wales, or of a Ledurefhip, or any other Preferment in London, wile- to exchange for a Living molt eligibly Situated in one of the final Counties in EnglAnLwithin a moderate di fiance of the Maropoli,, he is requefted to apply by Letter (poll paid) to Thomas Pinkest, Efq. l' s. 3, Elm Court, Temple. London, Stating the value, firuation, and other vr..iculars relative to his Preferment. TO THE LADIES. RP.GAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY..... •a-P This preparation for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS when-Ter they may intro& theinfclves, and prove derogatory to female deliericy,has been fuffelerdly celebrated thtoughout the Fait- Crrf teertwre from whence it woe Brit Armlet to this country by lady M. W. Nl—na, and has fine that time fuftained a charac ter in Engl - nd and on the Continent for its permanent efficacy, =A as a moil :4, , recablz and grateful perfume, far fuperior to any thin of the kind ever offered to the public, molt of w:.ielt Indeed have bees fpurious attempts to irnmitate this excellent Depilatory, Cr' . 10 prevent tbofe impobtions which are daily pradifed, the above will in future be fold by Mrs. Knight, at No. 33, King itrect, Holborn, lis doom from Hvlbcrn, by appointment of the Proprietor, and at no othrr houfe in London. Price 3s. sd. the bottle An tbatailetat of one Lang in rut bottles. CHEVALIER RUSPINI is happy that the Re putation of Ms DEN*IIIFR ICE, and his other Medicines, has mintititicd to Increafe ever' finee his felt arrival In England in the year r7y t, at which period he firft fdsmitted his invaluahlc Compoiltion, under the Title of Dentifrice; and fold during the whole of that period by Mr. Smith. Bond-Itrcet, has never been altered in Price or Name. In order to prevent Impollyions being pradtifed on the Public, hc has had, by rermitlion of His Majelty's f:ommirlioners of r stamps, his Name hilerted on each Stamp, to Counterfeit which i 3 Felony. es IL-ALMON—As feveral Perfons vend Bottles made to re demble tilde of Tine - lure, hut at an inferior Price, Chevalier mutt Wove, that the Genuine 'filmgoer and Dentifrice cannot be fold under the new Duty,viz. A Box. of Dentifrice Powder,6s. A Bottle of lindure, 6s. A Bottle of Elitir,6s. A Buttic of Styp tic, Ss. 6d. A double Bottle of Styptic, t 7s. A ditto ditto Tinc ture, los. 6d. A ditto Box, Dentifrice, ros 6d. Complete Mahogany Loxes, that hold all the Chevalier's Me dicines, 31. each. ti:f• 1 he Medicines ahave-mentioned are entirely prepared Rufidni only ; and none are genuine but fuch as are fold with Iliredtions figned with his own band-writing. The Che►alier tdt.s this omsortunity of informing his Friends and the Public in rnet.4l, that he has nut at any time (leered the Compofltion, or iitttle of Yrep.ration, to bc known to any Perfon whatforftz WHITE HORSE INN, TAVERN AND COFFEE-HOUSE, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. SAMUEL HOLMES, having taken the above Inn cf Mrs. Roberts, refpedfully folicits the Patronage of the Public in general, but particularly dote Gentlemen and Families who have, for fa many Years, frequented the ifinTl Hoase. He begs Leave to ante them, the uustoft Exertions will be bred to render the Houfe deferving the Coatinnance of their Friendthip, by his procuring the heft Wines, Spirits, and Viands, and by Mrs. Holmes's Erie. Attention to the Beds and Linen. S. H. begs further to Rate, that three Houfes next the Street are fitted up as an Hotel, and to which there will be a new Pri vate Entrance for the better Accommodation of Families. Midfumtner, Bot. Coaches from the White Hotfe Ton to molt of the principal Sea Ports, Cider, and Manufacturing Towns in the Kingdom. •„' Neat Poft Chian. TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY. who has held a (mall Appointment under Government for thefe 16 years,who bas a Wife and two (mall Children depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whole ruin mull be inevitable, rink& he Ihould be Co fortunate as to obtain a few pout,ds from a generous Public ; looks with a plca(lng and anxious hope to this laft refource as the only means to enable him to retain his fitua (inn. preferve his rapediability, fupport his family, and Core him front pawl. It would here take up too much fpaee to detail his long fufferings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own bofom: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer tliofe whom Paevroeycs has Wired with a difpofition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mars Hodfoll and Stirling, Banlwrs, No. 345, Strand, and Meifrs. Bal. dcro, Lufhington, and Co. No. 30, Cornhill„ where the fmalkft donations will be molt thankfully received and gratefully acknow• bilged. He begs to return his molt grateful thanks to, G. H. (of 40ndedand), Cron' E. • • a 0 0 Anonymous - zolALady - 0 10 6 K. F. flfq. 00l Anooymoos , from Stiftol 1 0 0 X. Y. Z. - - 1 0 0 STRETTON HALT., FOUR. MILES EAST OF IVETSEY BANK, STAFFORDSHIRE. 'TOPE LET, Unfurnithed, in complete Repair, 1 - being lately new Sallied, Papered, and Pained, and capable of lodging a large Family, with extenfive.Out-boufes,Stables, Oar dens, Br.c. and twenty Acres of ri.h Failure Land,—May be en tered upon any time between this and next Lady-day ; part of the prefent Furniture may be bought at fixed prices. Particulars to be had from Mr. J. Wcrfey or Mr. T. Howell, of Saetton.—Poll Town Wolverhampton. SUSSEX.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Urgers previoufly difpofed of by Private Contract), By Mr. WELLER, On Monday the sth of Auguit, procifdy at twelve deoek, at the Manlion at Stanfted THE feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Reed, Wood lands, SindaUs, Horfepafture, Pond Gro.inds, Monks and Lawncys ; Canal and Raifes Meadows, Aldfworth and Woodman• cote Farms—the whole of which furrounds the Park at Stanfted. Further particulars may be had fourteen days previous to the file, by applying to Edward Dann, Efq. Stanfted; Merry. Butler, Havant; Mr. Bainbridge, No. 65, Guildford.ftreet ; Brotn ley a.:d Bell, Gray's inn ; or of Mr. Weller, at Ms General Agency Office, Chichefter. FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND. TO BE SOLD, wrai IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, AVERY Defirabk Compati FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Hurft, near the Loddon, in a pleafant and genteel neighbourhood, abounding with game, and farrounded with good roadi, 34 miles from London, t 4 from Windfor, five from Read ing, and two from the Bath and Roreft Roads, called HURST GROVE ; confifting of a well-built brick Meffaage, entrance Din ing Parlour, _nineteen by fisteen feet ; Drawing-room and Study, twenty by eighteen each; eight Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Pan tries, Cellars, Yard*, Coach-houfes, Stabling, and other Offices; together with a capital Garden, Pleafure-ground, and fifteen Acres of Rich Pafture Ground furroundlog the fame, and about Eight Acres of Rich Meadow Land, at a (mall diftanee, with a valuable and extenfive Right of Commonage. The above may be fe-n by Tickets only, for which, aid to treat for the purekafe, apply to Mr. Andrews, in Reading. MOTHERBY'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY. A NEW EDt I'ION, being the Sixth. Corrected, Enlarged, an griatly Improved, is now in the Prefs. This Edition will be illußrated with NEW Pl.NlT'S—the 015- jets choker with more care, and the engravings executed with greater and will be publithed in quarto, in Four Parts—that mode being preferred to a publication in Numbers The Work will form two large Volumes in quarto. The Firft Part may be expeCted in November m-xt, and the rue ceeding ones half-yearly. The Proprietors have fpared neither pains nor expenee in im proving this New Edition as much as polliNle. The work Heir has flood the tea of time, five large editions !savior, been fold in a little more than twenty years; but the declining health of Dr. Motherby, and of his fuceefor,Dr. Wallis, prevented them from paying due attention to the numerous improvements in the dif. reran branches of the fcienee which ate continually attrafting the praetitioner's notice; and, on a eaten' revifal of the Dialogs. ry, fo much was of neceffity to be added and omitted, fo many changes and modifications of former.opinions had oectirrad, that it has almoll Become wN aw woad, The very great labour that has been employed in rendering it a COMPI.ETE VIEW of MODERN OPIN.ONS and MODERN PRACTICE in every branch of the prole/ion, will, the Proprietors trult, engage gene ral attention and fecure general approbation. . - Loud: -I: Printed fort Johnfon, W. J. and J. Richandfon, J. Walker, G. Wilkie and . R , :binfon, Scateherd and Letterman, J. Stockdale, Cutbell and ludo, Venlor and H al, Wynne and Seholey, G. 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