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This day warpsdiEllted, Elepntly printed by Ballisstyne, in a Packet Volume, peen sa In boards. a new Edition (bring the Third) of THE SABBATH, and SABBATH WALK ; ; porms By JAMES O t AHAME. Printed for T. Caddi and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadet! and tV. Davies, Strand. Of whom may alio be had, the hit Edition of his Lordfhies Difeourfe on the Condudt of the Government of Great Britain in refpedt to Neutral Nations, Price as. 'WANTED to Rent. a HOUSE, of a fmall or moderate &ze, with Garlen and Stabling. and if (mlieu,' the more deibubk: at the dittance of from 40 to I ;o mile* from toodon; with the liberty of thawing over a good range of country. Apply rribnally, ar by ietter, pod paid, to Mr. B. Follett, CHELTENHAM. !MTV ATE BOARD AND LODOTNO. AFEW Ladies and Gentlemen may he a cenrn- T nflatr4in a Clergyman% Famiht,hv applying to Mrs Forty, at tht TA-hoofer—Leta% add/cad (pet paid) will be duly at tended to. TO BF. SOLD PUBLIC! . 1 i 110 THE I DOH FST BIDDER.. At the King's Waiikttiare In Mary ate, On Thurfday NM the wiz %ate% at It o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. so' 7 Gallons Geller', Toe pefeate at ditt. Brandy. • A depolit of :A pee gait. *IU be stereired. ISLE OF NIGHT. FOR SALE IW AUCTION. At the Curtnrn-Houfe, in Salt Cowes, nn Wcdnefday the t:.th day of July, ans. at deven o'dock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which havi'been Gizr ! and kgally condemned, and may be viewed and tailed en application at his Majefly's Warehoute, two days before the hie, viz. For Private Ilk. Brandy - taxi Gallon,. Geneva Rum - 288 Ditto. Wine 1235 Gallons. 36 Ditto. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ _ _ At the Ctltom•fioufe in Great Yarmouth, Nocroat, On Thutrday the itch of July, at two o'clock in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Upwardi or so o Gallons of Geneva ; and about 3co Gal loos of Brandy, in (mall Lots, (or private ore; Wick may be viewed the morning previews to the tale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Cultem-Houfe, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, On Thurfday the itth day of July, at ii o'clock in the forenoon, ACLENCH-BUILT SLOOP, called the Friends, of Yarmouth; b intern 36 tons; hulk about live years f nee fora pilot wail for whirl,. at well as Ming and enacting. the is wcU atlawel She is intitled to a certificate of &id& Regiftry. is ertretnelv well built and found, and 'rely, with ligr materials, be viewed, previous w the Sale, by applying at the Caftoos-Houle, Yarmouth. TO RE PUBLICLY SOLI3 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. At the Cacao-Heide. %toes Me. On Friday the tub of July, 1805. at it &lock in the forenoon, THE Brigantine AID; burthen 94 S 7-94 Tons ; with ber Tackle, Apparel, and Iturniatre. She is entitled to a Britt% litegifter, and lira at the lower end of iitllgate. rear Mr. Landing Her Matczials may be fees at the Cullom- Hoare. COTTAGE—NEAR LONGLEAT. TO BE SOLD OR LET, ANeat DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Cottage Style, fituate in the delightful ' , Mara Horningtham.com. standing Views of Longleat Park, and the adjacent country.— Horninsflmm is four miles fromWarminfter, and five from Frome, both goof market towns. For further particulars apply perfotrily, or by letter (poft paid) to T. Davies, jun. Land Surveyor, Horningfham. SCARCE AND VALUABLE ANTRIM COINS, TO be DISPOSED OF, a FIVE-GUINEA PIECE of GOLD COIN, WilVara and Mary, anno 16 94 believed to be neatly unique ; a GUINEA, HALF CROWN and SHILLING, of the fame reign ; a GUINFA, Charles II 'nun :677, very (came ; an antique GOLD COIN, Gze larger than half a guinea, with eharadters fuppoted PerGe ; a GOLD COIN, fame Sac as the latt, of the Landgrave of Ilene Cafni, anno :717 : a large SILVER COIN. flee of a crown piece, Mar. Et.c. Colorie, anno :665; alto a LIMA SHILLING. Geo. 11. v.v. Application to Mars Trewman, EzeLtr (if by letter poll paid), will attended to. SU , SI.X.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Uull+ previoufly difpofrd of by Private Contradt), By Mr. WELLE:t, On Monday the sth of Auguft, prccifely a: twelve o'clock, at the 111anuon at Smutted, THE feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Reed, Wood lands. Sindallv. Horfepafture, Pond Grounds, Monk, and Lawnry‘ ; ('anal and Ratio% Meadows, Ahlfworth and Woodmiii tote Farms—the whole of which furrounds tb. Paris at stanfted. Further particular, may be had fourteen days previous to the Lie, by applying to Edward Dalin, Ei'q. &alined; Marrs. Butler, Havant: Mr Bainbridge, No. 63 Guildford-Bract ' ; Meas. Brom ley a d Bell , Gray's Inn ; or of Mr. Wclkr, at his General Agency Office, Chlcludter. DESIRABLE FIKETARIi,LD FARM and RESIDENCE. COOK HAM, near MAIDENPIEAD, BERKS. with early poffclion. To lilF. SOLD BY Mr. HAWKES. A Singularly eligible and very defirable Freehold Fetate, moil beautifully elevate en Cookham Hill, comprifing an exceeding eumpad Farm, with 'Mick awl tile and all proper Offices, gaS Acres of cm:enema Arable, Meadow and Coppiet Laud, with awry es:ear:ye sod extremely valuable Right et Mat& and Upland Commun. Elate ad , nirably atapted to form the Cum; 'ere Villa. it prteents a eapabiiity of the highett roprowniii.t at a Ilender explece, and a combination of advan tages that rarely irate. For partirelare addrefe (pott pall) to Marrs. Dynely and Co. irray's•lnn ; Mr. joho Brandy and Mr Hawke', Re ding: (trig° .;4.Grea• Cagle -ltreet. Cavendilla.fquere, where a Plan ni.y be 11c.i.--who has forcral Houfes to let. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. Wtl" Wooded, and well &Anted for Markets, Is the County of Bedford, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By BROWN and SON. At the Swan Inn, Bedford, on Saturday the toth day. of Auguß, itct, between the boon of four and fit in the afternoon, ae corctit q l to cot.ditions of Bale, which will be then produced, prtvioully difpried6f by Private Contrast, of which due uo!. r will be given. r I S ESTATE lying in the PArifhes of W•otton Jthl Kernpftone, confifts of a Maio., (called the Manor of Wot.:t,n Bone End) , and two Farms in the Irenure of Perjant n John Lieteham, within a 6116 I,.ret. c..ctaining 577 A:n.r, (^cc of Great Tyibes, and paying a compofition for final! Tythr4, r."'t cxceetlisig one &Ming in the pound. N Int. Tenant.' will have snakes to quit at Lady Day neat. Mr. r,ll will Chew the Eftatt, and for further particulars, or to treat I,i thL fame, apply to Mr. Henry Cole, of Peterborough: rt tiardifty, tiolicitor, Great Marlborough Ere , t, Load n; r PToNVII and Non, Bedford. , i; wars a the Enact may be had nn Wedoefday the loth at . at the Sylap Ins, Bedford; and all tbc principal leas at the a Tawas is that Comely and the adjoining wets BROAD-STREET, GOLDEN SqUARF. Ordered, Weekly Board, June 25,1E0y. THAT a Quart er ly C ourt b e h eld here on 'Fuel day, July t6M, at two o'clock, to take into confideratiou the Annual Report, and tranfadt other bawds. Note—Orovincial Correfpondents are reminded, that Letters for Matter, and communications on Vaccination, will come and return POSTAOII rata, provided they are addreircd to Mr. San. chn, Secretary to the original Vaccine-Pock Inflitution, Broad ttr, t, Golden fquare, and fent under cover to F. Freeing, Efq General Poft Office. It may afford public fatisfadion to hear, tint in Eve and a half year's pradlice at this leiffitution, not a fingle decided inftance of Small Put has occurred fuhfequently to the Cow Pox. Public Vaccination, as ufual, ou l uefdays and Friday. WILLIAM SANCHO, Secretary. TO THE INDEPENDENT PROPRIETORS OF THE GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. July 8, 1905. 'THE Independent P ro p r i etors o f t h e GRAND JUNCTION CANAL arc earn citly requefted to attend the Special General Alterably, conven..d to meet at the Cock Inn, Stoney Stratford, on Tburfday nest, the i nth July inftsnt,and to concur with the Maj:wity of the Cmnmittee m their appointment of Charles Harvey,. Efq. to be General Superintendant of the Af fairs of the Company. Proprietors who cannot attend, are re. quelled to tranfrnit their Prosies to Tome of the under-men tioned Gentlemen : • Robert H. Uradflta* Hugh highs B. Bouverie William Jackfnn teginahi Pole Carew Charles Mills 'Thomas Somers Cocki James Nsild Jantes Cocks George Parkinfon Calvert Clarke Charles Monet Pole William Greet Ger,rge Ridge, Anthony lienderfon Wafter Sterling ohn Hale • Jofrpli Smith ohs; Hirft William Seymour John Hale Jofeph Sir,h Joh Hjrft William Seymour hahn Irwin .. J. G. Vernon. CHURN! PREFERMENT IN IRELAND. ACLERGYMAN, whn is the Incumbent o f a Living of about .tote. per annum in a PROTESTANT Diftria of Ireland. and which is in all-otiter refpedts remarkably well cir cum:lanced, wifhes to exchange it for an Englifis Benefice of pro portionate value —A fituation in any of the Midland Counties would be preform& although, this condition in trt3t indifiienfable. Letters (pelt paid) from Principe: only, ad treffed to S. P. R. Poll Ofilee, Oxford, will meet with early attention DEVON AND EXETER. HOSPITAL AT a General Court of Governors of the Devon and Exeter Hofpital held the istb day of June, 18os. and very nurneriully attended, the following report of the feleet Com mit cee which had met leveret times, and deliberated on the mat ters referred to them, having been taken Into full eonlideration, was unauirnoully approved and ordered to be publifhed. RE.PORT OP THE COMMITTEE. _ _ _ Your fete& Comtnittee lately appointed to examine into the alarming Raft of the funds of the Inftitution, and to devife the means of augmenting its income or of dimlnifhing its expenditure, prefents the following report, which bas been fandtiotted and adopted by a full Committee, held the ;3th day of May, Ike. tR. That the Fund. of the loftitution confift of new South Sea Annuities :cool. capital, valued in the annual printed !tam, at 961.45. 3d. per cent. £1924 6 3 Old South Sea Annuities 51161165. tee capi tal, valued at 991. per cent. 4 20 9 1 7 S Five per cent. annuities 40c1. capital, valued at 'O. per Cent. - 396 0 0 6530 3 8 Aifo one tboufand pounds capital in the four per cent. annuities, fuhjecl to the payment of 3'L per annum, to William George, and Catherine his wife, and the furvivor of them; and 51 sea. to be paid forever, to the Parifh of Clyft St. George. 1 he prefent value of the South Sea annuities is under 601. per cent. confequently the permanent Fund of the Inititution, is about one thi-d leis than is reprefented in the annual printed Rate, where it is eftimatell at 65301 ts. Bd. as above•inentioned. id. Your Committee having examined the income and expendi ture of every defeription, for (even years pait ; reports, That the average of annual fubfcriptions,dur kg that period, has been - £5667 6 4 Benrfa&ions 1 35 1 9 0 Legacies annually on an average of t 4 years 586 o 0 Dividends on 75561 16s. id. new and old • South :ma annuities - 253 TO 0 Rents and Finta - - - 54 1 0 460 z 6 4 And that the avenge difbarfenitiats have been 300.1. z4s. sd. For the Taft keen years. By this flatement then, it appears that the expenditure, on an average of that period, has annually ex ceeded the itcnme 3911. ills. rd. ; nntwithflanding 3 j beds have been unoccupied during the greater part of the time. The average number of in-patients, during that period, has been only too; and the above-mentioted defidency in the funds Itlll continues. though the number of patients has of late been reduced to 124. The ex penditure for the year calling at Lady-day, 1804, amounted to the rum of 34091. r; s. ad. and upwards; whereat the income taken on an average as above Rated, has been but 5b161. z6s. 4d. Coble quently the yearly deficiency, if the prefent fyltem be purfued, without farther aid from the public, will probably be Scol. • Your Conunitteee hat examined into the various articles of ex penditure, and has recommended feveral urconomical regulations, and amsngft others,the contradling for the article of check, and the purchaling rice, fugar, and treacle, of the whole Cale grocers in London._ YOll/ Committee has been kindly allilted by the medical gentle. men, conneded with the Institution, who have fuggeßed tome al terations in theirdegartment, by which the exporters may be tome what leffened. But al...ough it may be gullible, by there wino. roieal meafura,to fave about tool. at the annual expenees tome more decided and effectual fteps are neceflkry i to reduce the ex penditure to an equality with the income, Your Committee laments, that, though former general courts found it expedient to Ihut up two entire wards, it is now become unavoidably neeeffary. for the rearms above Itated,to recommend to the general curt, the [butting up at kilt three wards more, un tit fuch time, as the benevolence of the public (hall enable you to re-open the wards without fear of embarraffinent. Your Committee likewire begs leave to remind the prefent bent : fadors and fuhfctibers. as an inducement to augment their contd. Midas, how much more each patient now coils the charity, than when the prcfent right of recommending was ettablilhed ; and would likewife foggeft to the general court, the propriety of their Rating to the public at lsrge, the inadequacy of the prefent income, to tit,• furport of the Inftitution. In confequence of the rtprefentations contained in the preceding report, it Wa • Mud - holly but unaiiiinoufly refolvei. a n d i t i s or . &red accordingly, that five war. more he forthwith Run up, fo as to bung the number of unoccupied wards to fever, and of vacant beds to 64. the towt amount of beds in the hofpital Ming 184, there will then remain 11C only for the reeertion of Patients. This very diminifhed number of patients is yet greater than the pretest income of the Inftitution can niaintain, and a greater reduction would now have been direCted, but for this court's confident rc- Ranee on an Inerrafe of the public liberality. To infiit upon the great importance of this Inftitution not only to the health-and live of our fellow mortals in diftrefs, but alio in many refpeds to the ititerefts of focicty at large, mutt be quite unnece Wary. The court entertains too high an opinion of the wifdoni and humanity of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Yeomanry, of the County of Devon and its neighbourhood, to think for a moment, after the preceding report Mall be pUbliChed, that they will fuffer to fink into decay, an ellablidiment, which flute it was intlituted has reltored to health forty-one .houfand and five hundred of our indigem fellow creatures, and afforded coofiderable relief to upwards of nine thou. faad fuuilar circumstances. I SAM. FRED. MILFORD S Chairman. 'FAIR day was publiihed, in one Volume Svo. unbellinted with an elt.gant Frontifpiece, price Bs. in boards, dedicated to her Grace /he Duch& of Bedford, FENELON's TREATISE on the EDUCATION of DAUGHTERS, tranilated front the French, and adapted to &Vial Readers with an original Chapter on Religious Stadia. By the R ev. T. F. DIBDIN, B.A. F. A.S. Athur of " An introdudion to the Knowledge of the bet Editions of the Greek and Latin Claffie:, ace." Printed for It Ruff, Gioueefter; and kohl by Longman, Hura, Rees and Orme, Pattrnofter-row. This day were publithed, Price ts. or 12 for Half a Guinea, or 26 for a Guinea, A NSWERS to all the ObjeCtions hitherto made againfi COW PDX. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M. D. Phyfician to the Small Pox and Inoculation Hofpltals, and Author of Obfcrvations on Morbid Poifons," &c. Sold by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and at the Small Pox and Inoculation Hofpitals, Pancras. The profits of this TraCt will be given to the Small Pox and Ino- culation Hufpitals. Ladies and Gentlemen who with to take any number to diftri butt in the country, are raquelled to apply by poft, orwtherwife, to the Hofpital, or to the Printer, R. Wilks, 89, Chancery-lane. . _ This day was publilbed, price One Guinea In boards, Dedicated to the Right Hon. Join BIRESPORD. The Third Edition of r r HE PHILOSOPHICAL PRINCIPLES of t he J. SCIENCE of BREWING, to which are now added, the TABLIS and DIRECTIONS for Wing the SACCHAROMETER. By JOHN RICHARDSON, Hull. Sold by W. J. and J. Riehardfon, Royal ExChange, I.ondcfn; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; and M. Mahon, Grafton-ibeet, Dublin. 1.,' Mr. R. takes this opportunity to inform the brewers in ge neral, that the diffemination of his plan for communicating the whole of his pradice of Brewing, having been unexpediedly re larded, he has thought it right to extend the term to which the I laid plan was firft limited, to the firlt day of January next ; and that anyGanleman WhO has Mt yet received hiSADVERTISEMENT, explanatory of the fame, may have one traufmitted, on dropping him a line.—July 8, xBos. Ibis day warpublifbed, In one large Volume, Why; price. us. bound, ACOMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY of the LA TIN TONGUE ; for the Ufe of Public Seminaries, and of Privase Studtnts. By ALEXANDER. ADAM, I.L. D. Rear of the High School, Edinburgh. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, London ; and William Creech, Edinburgh. Alfo, new Editions of the following Works, by the fame Author, a. 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It will he printed on Quarto Paper at cos. 6d. each Part, and a few Copies will be worked on ittperfine Imptrial Paper, with the Firft Intprelfions of the Plates, at On. awl Part, which will data with the large Paper Copy ad Lyfoos'i and molt other hoc Typo • graphical Books. PATENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron mongers, No. 10, Cheapfide, beg levee to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the fuperior advantages of which areobvious on the flighted infpeetion, u they poffefs every requifite for warming rooms, and at the fame time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at *afore. when• ever the air becomes more ratificsi Owls ag - etable or wholefonae for refpiration. The conitrudion is perfeetly Gmplc, and cannot be pert out of order, and the lire alto may be extinguilited without raking out, by which means dangeils avoided, and dud (fo injuri- OMB to furniture) prevented. The Patent Steam Kitchen to be fern in tee every day; Ranges, with Ovens and Boilers,Wartn Ciofets, Hot Hearths, dm. complete Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double Mock Tin.—Bed Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. STIRA CIA'S ITALIAN OIL FOR MAKING THE HAIR OROW. rrHE unexampled fuccefs of the above Oils for the . Lit Twenty-two Years in reaming the Hair an Bald plJeigs making it grow thick and long, and preventing its falling off after Hinds (which it will do in twenty-four hours, by re-invigoratiiig the roots) ; Its innocence and virtue fet all other Compofitions for the Hair at an iranteafurable diltance. FOR HOR sEs.—.-The Oils arc a certain Remedy in reltoring the Hair on Horfes' Knees (and of its natural colour.) which has been eaperienced by all the Sporting Gentlemen in this Country, pard milady by his Grace of fteenibcrry and Sir john Lade. A refe rence of the firft families may be had at the Proprietor's haufe, No. 94. Newman-Rreet, Oxford (tract ; and fold by appointment, at Mr. Golding's, N 0.42, Cornhill ; Mr. Williams's, No. 4r, Pall-Mall; Mr. Humphrey, No. taf, Oxford-itrcet ; at ss. per Pot, or 21. ras. the Dozen. Not Ids than half a dozen at the wholefale price. N.B. The Stiracia's Italian Oils arc always fold in Po s. TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has 2 - held a (mall Appointment under Government fur theft 16 years,who has a Wife and two (null Children depending folely oa his exertions for their fupport, and whofe ruin molt be inevitable. tinkle he fhould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a generous Public ; looks with a plcafing and anxious hope to this fait refource as the only means to enable hint to retain his funs don, preferve his refpedibility, fupport his family, and Cave hint from prifun. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his long fuffericgs and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own borom: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer thofe whom PROVIDENC a has bleffai with a difpolitiou to alien the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Meirrs Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345. Strind, and Mara 1101 ' dcro, Lulhington, and Co. No. 30, Cornhill, where the (Mandl donations will be molt thankfully received and gratefully acknow• • ledged. He begs to return his molt grateful thanks to, G. H. (of Sunderland), Lt o o E. • - a o 0 Anonymous - Ito A Lady - ozo 6 K. .F. Efq. - 2 0 0 Anonymous,from 0 0 3 Y. Z. • FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PAR S, JUNE 26.—1 t is airerted that Matlllll LAS HES will proceed without delay to the coaft, to take the command in chief of a corps of the army deftined to form a part of the expedition of England. VIENNA, JUNE rs.—lt is Paid here for certain that his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHARLES is going to Sicherfhent, to pay his refpeas to the King of PRUSSIA. CADIZ, MAT 19 —A paffenger, coming from the Ifle of France in an Auflrian veffcl, which arrived at Cadiz on the t 7th inilant, has br a ought the follow ing intelligence (he failed from that Ifland on the 9th of March) : •• " Rear Admiral Laois had captured 3s merchant /hips, ten of them belonging to the India Com pany, with very rich cargoes, and he was preparing to Rrike a deadly blow to the Britifh commerce in India." The fame pa (Tenger a{f^_rts,•that he faw, on the 24th of April kit, Igo lta,,emes to the Wellward of the Canaries, twenty-eve fail, which be fuppofed to be the Combined Squadron : he adds, that they fhaped their courfe for the Weft-Indies. The 24th of April anfvers to the 4th of Floreal, fourteen days after the fquadron had left Cadiz. (The French Editor adds the obfervation, that none of theft ac counts are official.) By veffels lately arrived from Cuba, and from Rio de la Plata, in Tome ports of the Peninfula, we learn that the news of the war arrived in thole parts about the end of January, and that thereby they would fare fe- veral millions of piallres, which were on the point to be fent from Montevideo to Spain. At the Ha vannah the fcarcity was fo great in March, that the Governor of that city was obliged, at the felicitation of the inhabitants, provifionally to declare the port free. The Anglo Americans foun after brought them flour, and other articles— illoniteur. MANTUA, JUNE 17.—This day the Emperor NA.. voLsou, King of Italy, arrived at Legnano, between I one and two in the afternoon. He immediately mount ed on horfeback, and minutely infpeeled the works going on at the fortifications of this city. We were ' led to hope that he would enter our gates at an early hour, and a great many of our iiihabitants went out of St. George's Gate in the morning. The rain, which was almoft continual, did not prevent their perfeveritig in their expeftation, and when his Ma jelly arrived at nine in the evening, he was welcomed with We unanimous plaudits of a great number of people. Her Majeily, the Emprefs, entered Mantua on tilt fame day, at font P. M. She was received with thofe tralifports which her pretence always produces. VERONA, JUNE 17.—T0-morrow morning our au. guff March will leave us to go to Genoa. He will dap at Mantua, Bologna, and Parma. It isafferted that after having (hid come . days in the new depart ments of Liguria, he will proceed to Twin. • The Emprefs Queen will meet his Maje(y agnit at Mantua or at BUlogna. The Minifters of the Interior, of the Finances, and of Frreign Relations, have already been at Genoa for fomc days. His snail Serele Highnefs the Arch Treafurer of the Empire is Alb an ived at the fame place.