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tit t • .:4,14 or; ) f - OR it. 6 • • . i~J' NIINILttIt $ is' I EAST INDIA HOUSE, yay 2 4 , e gos. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the. UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENG- Layto,troltatz to the EAST-INDIES, I. Iterelygive not e, Th a t by a Becd, dated the zeth July infant, an Annual Fund t ica appropriated out of the Revenues of the late Nabobs of the drastic, for liquidation of their Debt+,*upon certain terms. thenin provided. The Claims of the Creditors are to be FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1805. I PRIM SIX-PENCI. MIDWIFERY. D R. HAIGHTON' s S econ d S ummer C our f e o f Ledtures on this Subject, comprehending the Denies of Womn and Children, will begin at his hook in St. Saviour's Church yard, Southwark, on Thurfday, Auguft s, at eight in the morning. This day was publithed, In Three Volumes Odavo, price its. boards, ABRIEF RETROSPECT of the EIGH TF.ENTH CENTURY. Part I. containing a Sketch of the Revolutions and Improvements in Science, Arts, and Litera ture daring that period. 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PURSUANT to a Decree of th e Hi g h C ourt of Chancery, made in a Caufe Macdonald againft Keating, the Creditors of 'lobelia Macdonald, late of King-diver, Sotto, in the County of Middlefex, widow, deceafed, are on or before the Rth day of Anglia next, to come in and prove their Dens, tither per facially or by their Solicitor., before John Campbell, Efq. one of the Mailers of the laid Court,at his Office in Southampton Build ings, Chancery lane, Loudon, or in default therof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the laid Decree. _ _ f u 3n4 decided upon, by Cumulilioners appointed for that pur -t,fe. The Claimants may avail themfelves of the benefit of the :Trot , crn ent propofed in their favour, by becoming parties to the cw ypr. Mon Deed, which is ready for their execution at Mr. wirit'l the Company's Solicitor, Draper's Hall, Tbrogmorton ititet, a ny Tucfday or Friday between the hours of one and three erinciL WILLIAM RAMSAT,Steretery. Joh publithed,mice 6s. in boards, the Second Edition of THE AIDE-DE-CAM P, or STAFF OFFICER's -IL ASSISTANT; containing Correia Statements of the Pay, Allowances, and Contingencies, granted to every Officer belonging to the Milit ary, Medical, and Volunteer Staff, when employed in Diftriffis in Great Britain ; together with Foram and Complete Initruffilons for Making Out their Half-Yearly Amounts, ate. dtc. Re. By A BRIGADE MAJOR: London : Printed for T. Goddard, Mahan Bookfeller as I Stationer, No. z, Pall. Mall, Corner of the Naramitst. MANUA TONTINE worm Obit BUILDING PUBLIC ROOMS AND It THEATRE. PLANS AND ESTIMATES. PERSONS inclined to furnilh Plans and Ellin:int!, for crafting a fet of Public Rooms and a Theatre fa P•soats• fa t are requeßed to edam's the fame, faded up, to Charlie co.. line, Efq. Chairman of the Tontine Society, ffi.vanfeaNeforc * 3112 day of Anita neat• The Romno are intended to emelt of avoutta&Oat bibs amare,with a spacious Room en OM *4 , 00M1011111kittat • th/1/IMdCMICI forming In thi. oat* a braircaze beading. sidek; iwirAces. e Theatre will he waned on a different fpot,anewilirequire a diltind plan and climate. Farther information may he obtained, If required, of the Chairman; at the Swanfen Bast; or at the Cansbrbn Printing- Office. ALDRIDGE and COI.IIIrSMITH. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. This day was publilbed , In One Volume Royal Odave; pries ys.dd. In boards, NATHAN the WISE, a Dramatic Poem, from the German of Lassino. _ By the TRANSLATOR of GOLTHICS IPRIORNIA. and BURGER' ELLINORR. Printed for Ricstaan Paittars, N 0.6, Bridge-ftreet; and to be had of all Bookfellers. This day was pubillhod, Embellifsed with Two coloured Engraving priee r i I HE EXTRAORDINARY and EVENTFUL 1 . LIFE of a LADY of PLEASURE ; or, the Sorrows arifing from Sedue.lonezenspliSed in the fimplc Narrative of HELEN HOPKINS. _ _ _ Dr. MAYOR'S NEW WORK. This day was publifhed, Price sts. in beards, or cos. 6d. elegantly bound, A FATHER's GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN; confiftiog of Original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE FLECTIONS, Stc. Ste. By WILLIAM MAVOR, L. L. D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkfbire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira. Printed for RICHARD Puma's, No. 6, New Bridge Brett; and to be had of all Bookfellers. Ah ! that deceit mould Ilea) fucb gentle Dupe, And with a virtuous vizor hide deep vice. SMAILSPEADA. Edited by the Rivi Dr. PRAT F. London : Printed for Thumaa Tegg, at the Apollo Library, No. lii, Cheapfidc. ••• Give orders for Dr. Pratt's Hillary of Helen Hopkins. TO SCHOOLS AND FAMU.IIII. THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, 180 s. SCHEME. • 3 Prizes of £4 p ,000 are 4 60,010 3 20,000 30,000 2 . 5,000 Mono 4 zpoo 8.000 6 spot, 6 „ouzo so 5 00 5.000 3 0 ace 3400 6o SO 3.000 4, 00 .., 20 90,000 co rirft-drawn Blanks/ oc cs so each 3 , 3,cs entitled to 7,6 I 9 Benefits 37,381 Blanks —•••• ---- 25,:00 Tickets. L . 25 - 0. 00 The Firft-drawa Ticket, stb Day £lO4OO Ditto - - tth Day 20,000 . Ditto - - 7th Mi. 5,m0 Are part of the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFOICES. Price of a Ticket 4t9 3 o Half - 9is o 1 Eig'.th - a 9 6 Quarter .. 4xB 0 Sixteenth - it 5 el FIRST LOTTERY, 18os. ?MINS DRAWING MONDAY, the 3oth of SEPTEMBER. HALL and Co. (fucceffirs to Mr. Islicitot.6on,) refpeetfully Inform their Friends and. the Public, that the TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery arc on Sale, di vided Into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sisteenths, at their Old Llcenced State Lottery Office, No. EB, CORNHILL, Corner of the ROYAL Excaa Nice, London; And by ths.r AGENTS at the followinipPlaces, viz. Mr. HF VRY ST EVLN SJN, Hunter's-fquare, city df Edinburgh. Meflis. Du NN and FLINT, Gay -ftreet, city of Bath. Mr. Ions; PtIRCE, Bank, Brecon. Mr. JOHN HEATON, Bookfeller, Leeds; and Mf.PLTIER BURGESS, ditto, Ramfgate. •,• Orders front the Country, remitting Billa at a short date, Elnk Notes, Cafb, or Poft Office Orders, executed on the fame Terms as if perfnnally prevent. I§ll Money for Prises as (Jon as drawn. STATE LOTTERY or dos, BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3p, 1805. ' HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, DURNE, mad Co. Stock-brokers. At their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the xoyal Exchange, London. Letters, pod paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Nies of 20,000 4 Prizes of £ 2000 3 ioieo 6 zOOO 3 50.50 10 „too &c. fic.&c. Thr inmll Prize zol. and la cash for the Firft-drawn Three Thn'ice d Blanks. •• Country Orders, accompanied with fhost dated Bills on I.ohdon, Polt-Office Orders, or Calls, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, pun dually attended tn; and Correfondents may depend on ',mg treated exadly on the fame terms as if perfonally prcfent. CODFORD, WILTS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, a Capital SHOP, in full Trade, where Linen and Woollen Drapery, Grocery, &c. hare been carried on upwards of fifty years this bring a very adrartareous offer, as there is no other Ihop of note in the mciii,hourhood. For particulars enquire of Mr. Carpenter on the Premifes, (or by letter polt paid.) ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE BY AUDTION, At the Cuftom•Houfe, M Ealt Cowes, on Wednefday, the 3t ft day of July, aos, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been fcized and legally condemned, and may be viewed and rafted on application at his Majefty's Warehoufe, two Days before the Sale, viz. to,ooclho. MANUFACTURED TOBACEO. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wrcftler's Inn, in Great Yarmouth.Norfolg, on Thurftlay the eft day of Anna. !Sat, at Tcn &Clock in the Forenoon preriirly, (for Hume Confumption or F.sportation), THE FOLLOWING GOODS. viz. • A • 656 Hoglirads of White Winc, containing 43,152 Gallons. 49 Ditto Ditto actuo Ditto. 375 Ditto Red Wine containing ss,r3y Ditto. 17 Pieces of Brandy, containing 3 49% Ditto soo Horfe Hid- s. Being the entire Cargoes of de Neutralitaet, A. F. Zwervcr mailer, and Indufliia, Jan Jorhine Lobez,Maiter, captured and ""asesned as I); ite to his Majefty's hoop of war Crttizer, John Hancock Efq co•omaihivr. The Wi!:e.&r. oily be Peen, and (7:ital. - lite* had, feven days privious to tb. Sal ,by plying to Mr. I ,, hvird Omanney, mer chant, at Yarmouth aim - chid, or Mr. William Hazard, the Auc tioneer. FISHERWICK PARK AND ESTATES. r rHE Puldic are rerpeattilly informed that there very Valuable Flatrs fituate rear litchfield,in the County t 1! Stafford, will be fold by Private enntraet in I.nts. The Superb Manfion•houfe and Offices, with the Park. Planta. dons, talus, Wafting Grounds and Gardena, together with the Manors of I•ilberwiek, Hurton,Cumberford, Wigginton, and one• third of the Manned Packingon, and the Fitheries in the River Tame; and alfo the Iliford and Cumberford Mills, the Stubby vai Hedimnre Farms, with the Farming. Buildings and Pohind,4, Dernsfite Land, and every other requilite affording im ply:nee and comfort to the proprietor of this initgnificent bleur.t i t, will be comprehended in one Lot. The Hoppa.. Hey. Wot d, with the Timber Trees and Under• wood greying thrreun,togethis with the lodge kl.nife, and orfi erg, and the fmall • fentmt nts, Land, and Prendfes nt the. Tenure of William Clewky, adjoining thereto, will be eterprifed in ano tha Lot. The Hill Farms, Huddlerford, Wtttiogton, and the finall de tached kft ttes, will be f o ld leparately. To treat by Frivate Coritrad for the purchafe of the Etiates, either as an Fotircly or in Lots,apply to Mr. James. Land Agent, Nu. i 4, Carey. firm, Lincoln's Inn, London, or at Weill:born, net r Stratford on Avon.—Paiticulars and Specifications of th• *hole prepertv,as Aro Titkets of adrraion to vier* the avtantion-houfe and Fttates. may be had at Mr. James's 00..e5; as alto at the Offi crs of Mr. Barrett, King-titter Manchelter: Mr. Hinkley, Litchfield; Mr. Bedford. Istrmbrglism ; Mein - a. Collins and Karr, F•raFird; rt sretfrv. Fortier, Cooke, and Freres, Liocolres Inn ;and maw. salt and Whites. Elltz-flint, Strand, Lotidoi. 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ALLEN, Dancing-Mager, punltaally at. tends Schools and - Families within ten mites of London, teaching a graceful finillted manner of performing mill) , every ele gant faihionable requifite of modern Dancing. Mr. AtLases Hodes, No. tp, Sherrard (tree, Golden fquare. and No. to, Great &Se-Sleet, Goodman% Fields, arc alto open for the private inftruelion of Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned that accomplllbment, or not in the precept ltyle.—Xoreignets, Officers, Country ReSdents, and others, from or going abroad, and all who cannot fpsre much time, may Wan • on plena exprehly formed for chafe to whom k is an übjedt to be taught expeditiorilly, privately, and fofhiarrably. Both Mr. ALLEN', private Dancing Academies willeontinus open [ all the Summer. His AlLltants are Mars. Tonsliofon & Adams. STIRACIAI ITALIAN OIL FOR MARINO THE HAIR GROW. rrHE unexampled foccefs of the above Oils for the Wt Twentrtwo Years in reftoring the Hair on Bald places, making it grow thick and long, and preventing ha falling of after , Binds (which it wilt do in twenty-four hours, by re-invigorating the roots) ; its innocence and virtue fet all other Compotitions foe the Hair at an inuneaforable diaanee. Foa Hoases.—The Oils are a certain Remedy in reftorffig tbe Hair GA Hod& Knees (and of its natural colour,) which has been ezperiencedby all the Sporting Gentlemen in this Country, parti cularly by his Grace of CLucenlberry and Sir John Lade. A 'de. name of the firft families may be bad at the Proprietor's hook, No. 94, Newman -drat, 0 zford.ft reet; and fold by appointment, at Mr. Golding's, No. az, Corahill ; Mr. Williams's, No. 41, Pall-Mall g Mr. Humphrey, No. lA, Ozford.itreet ; at ss. per Pot, or al. zaa. the Dozen. Not lefs than half a dozen at the wbolrfale price. N. R. The Stiracla's Italian Oils are always fold In Pao. FOR DISORDERS OF THE HEAD, DIMNESS OF SIGHT - - DEFECT OF HEARING, &e. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. As a proof or its eflicaeY, Mr. RECHAB THORN, of Itches- Stoke, Hants, writes, In Feb. tilos, to the Proprietors as follows: I am now 74 years old, and can fee to read with mama Jugs, and my memory is as good as when I was only 111. July 2776 (29 Years ago) I was feized with a dreadful in my head. My dodtor gave me various medicines : thdy me no good. He admitted this, and candidly advifed the air your Carnztic Sours.. I took it, and in a few weeks was muck better.--After this I took it more freely, and in Bs weeks was as well and hearty as ever, and fo have continued to this day." In courequence of the inereafed cxpcnce of the ingredients of which this elegant abd efficacious Snuff is compofcd, and the high duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors arc under the occeffity of railing tue Price to to. per bottle, Ramp included. It is bld only by F. Newberg and Sods, at the Wareboofe for Dr. James's Powder, No es, in St. Paul's Churehlard, London, and B. C. Collins, at Salilbury ; and none is genuine, doles the words F. Newbcry, No. 45, Sc. Paul's," be engraved on the Stamp. Sold alto by Bacon and Co. Oxford-area. TWO NEW VOLI TO THE LADIES. 11 AGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,. This preparation (or removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, Sec. and employed in Turkey and Egypt by the men to give uniformity and (lupe to their mufs tachios, has been (unclench celebrated throughout the Eaft ern Nations, from whence it was Brit brought to this eoudtry by Lady NE W. M—ue, and has fince that time fultained a charac ter in England and on the Continent far fuperior to any thing of the kind ever offered to the public, molt others having been (Du tton. attempts to imitate this excellent Depilatory, Cr To prevent thole impoiltions which are daily pranifed, the above wißin future be fold by Mrs. Knight, at N 0.33, King- Erect, Holborn, liy appointment of the Proprietor, and at no other houfe iti , London. Price 35.68. the bottle. An abatement of one (billing In fix bottles. Orders, inelofing the amount, for a Engle bottle, or larger quantity, punctually executed. Sold by Mr.M`Donald, Glasgow; Mr. Baiter, Edinburgh; Mr. Marriott, Bath ; Mrs.Shiercliffe, Briftol; Mr. Dancer, York; Mife Gregfon, Liverpool; Mr. Woolmer, Exeter; Mr. Collins, Sabi bury; Mr. Hodges, Sherborne ; Mr. Cowden, Leicelter ; Mt Dewry, Derby • Mr. Newcombe,Stamford; Mr. Walker, Glon colter • Mr. Binnes, Leeds ; Mr. Staines, Manchetter; Mr. Nor' ris, Taunton ; Meffrs. Cubley and Co. Plymouth ; and Mr' Swinney, Birmingham. PRINCE, DEN 11ST, N 0.333, OXFORD-STREET. • A RTIFICIAL TEETH fkilfully placed, front 11 ()net() a whole Set, as not to be difeovered front Natu ral Teeth, and which will always be found to retain their natural colour. Mr P. is to be confulted every day, at hi, hocfe as above, where aft the various operations incident to the Teeth and Gums, are carefully performed, on moderate terms. PRINCE'SiiIENAILO floc EVER, ME only remedy yet difeor for fattening Teeth that are bore: and is particularly ' ed to perfons wearing Artificial Teeth tied to their natural, as will prevent the natural from becoming luJfe.—Price los. 6d. per Bottle. PRINCE'S PASTE Pratt, for concealing decayed Teeth in front. fo as not to be difcovrred that they arc decayed : Ladies and Gen• denten may apply there Pafk Pearls themfetves in a moment, by following the inclufed dlredtions. Thife Palk Pearls are panic°. ' tarty recommended to perfons refid:ng at a &Rance from a Deutilt, who have the misfortune of loling front teeth, as they may on an mention be enabled from thefe Palk Pearls to make one themfelves. Price Half a Guinea per Box containing ten Pearls, or one con taining so, Two Guineas PeiNca's CHERET PASTE, for prcfening and whitening the Teeth, curing the Scurvy in the Gums, making the Gums and Lips of a healthy red. Mr. P. will not fpeak in felf-praife; only requires a fie& trial to thole unacquainted with its merits; as. 6d per pot. PRINCE'S Cu ER RT LOTION its peculiar excellence confißs in fweetening the Breath, which may arife from inward complaints, fcorhutic gums, yr decayed teeth, as there are few perinea more or lefs that are not afflidted with this unpleafant fenfation ; a tingle trild will avouch its merits. Thole who have Artificial Teeth ouelis never to be without it,as it keeps them Greet and clean; It is aifo a great preferver of the teeth and gunn.—Price 7s. perl,ttle. To be had as above; Holmes, Ntwfman, No. x, Royal Ex• change; Meffrs. Bacon and Co. tso, Oxford-ftreet ; Withers,229, Strand ; and Ward, 324, Holborn, London ; and Mr. W. Bull, yy, Dame-Rreet, Dublin. All orders from any part of the Country will be fent by cowl ,b fending the money, dirsded to Mr. Prince, Bin m , Qef or ,i, asset, London. II t