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ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Mai S i tiOSA NOTICE is hereby given Ika a Seim of Oyer and i' ff seker wed Goat Deliver", fr the To in! of Ofteret commit *hag., HO 40.te. ivieS;rt the 7seifiMitne of the Adpeirethy of Zoe kid, ill be &di at Y:yrice Jul. is the Old Alike, Loselmt,eis Sabo.- 29 6.1 fret next, et Eiet the Mersin:. WILLIAM MARSDZN. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Th a t th e n e xt General Meeting of the Truftem of the Turnpike Road, leading from the Town of Brighthelmftone through Cuckfield, to the County Oak on Level Heath. in the County of Suffer, is appointed to be held at the Talbot len, to Cuckfield &foretold, on Monday the 13th day of July neat, at the hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, at which Meeting the Tolls arifing at the feveral Tod Gates upon the laid Road, called Prefton Stone Pound, Anity, and Anfty Side Gate, Slough Green, Bar, and Crawley Gates. will be Lt- s by Auclion, in two lots, to the belt bidder, from the 3oth day of September next, for one or more years, as Stall be then agreed on, between the hours of eleven and two of the fame day, In the manner directed by the Aft, paffed in the 13th year of the reign of his precut Majetty, for Regulating the T Ern• pike Roads, which Tolls were let the kit year at the feveral get Sums following, vlc-- Prefloa, Stone Pound, Anfty, and Anfty Side Gate, at 8111. Slough Green, !field Bar, and Crawley Gates, at Sod. I And will repetitively be put up at thofe Sums. Whoever happens to be the belt bidder, mutt at the fame time t give kcurit7 with fuffieient fureties, to the fatisfadion of the Truf tee. of the laid Road, for the payment of the Rent or Renu agreed I fur, and at fuch times as they (ball This day were pubillheili. In throe Volatiles, price tsa. fond, MEMOIRS of M. de I3Rit4:IQC ; containing Tome Views of Bogliat and Foreign Society. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davis,. Strand. PrOnt;4l for G. Kjarflry, Fiect-nreet: tl FiSH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILL. INSURANCE is granted by this Office on Houfes, a Vade,ings, Manufadtories, Ships, and all other Vella% Goods, si en handize, Farming Stock, and other Property from Lofs _Dour by Fire. The unprecedented preference given to this Office, by all De. r e elyti.n of Infurers, the Diredors flatter themfelves has arifen f ro m the facilities adopted in their Improved Pla ns and fimplified o f rim Infurance, particularly in Agricultural Stock, the prcrrium on which is es. 6d. per Cent. only. The Office grants Infuranets for periods tort of a year, and nukes good lufs by Fire from Lightning. Receipts for Infurances becoming due at Midfnmmer, are in the hai,ds of their Agents, in the principal cities and towns, who w deliver prOpOWS ith the races or infuranc;, gratis. a Ink:maces due at IVlidommer mull be paid on or before the .Ith day of July, when the Fifteen Days allowed for Payment expire. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. Ihis day was pnbllfhed, handfornely piloted in OE avo with three Mates, defigned by J. At W. Turner, and caravel by J. Heath. and alto with an engraved !ketch of the Route, pen: sr. boards. A N EXCURSION to the HIGHLANDS of L 11 . SCOTLAND, and • the ENGLISH LAKES. wkb Rea& Defcriptiuna, arid Ttlereucta to Hillairical Fads. liy JOSEYH MAWMAN. Publiled at No. as, Podgy. On or before the tit of July, 1805, will be publillusl, In One Votame, Oaten, AN ESSAY, entitled OBSERVATIONS on the SIMPLE DYSENTERY, and its COMBINATIONS; containg a Review eif the mat eilebrated Authors, who have written on this Soiled; and alto an Inveltigation into the Source of Contagion in that and fame ether Difeafes. By WILLIAM HARTY, M.B. , Said by Callow, Crown Court, Soho; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; and Blackwood, South Bridge, Edinburgh. This dip was publithed, in Eva price los. 6d. in boards, '1" 'HE HISTORY of the MANNERS, LANDED X PROPERTY, GOVF.RNMENT, LAWS, POE CRY, LI- T[ URE, RELIGION, and LANGUAGE of the &NUL() SAXONS. SAMUEL WALLER, Clerk to the Truftca of the Paid Road. Caulfield, June 11, 1805. This day was publilbed, price 3.. 6d. NUMBER 1. of a RETROSPECT of PHILO 90PHICAL.MECHANI CAL, CHYMICAL, and AGRI CULTURAL DISCOVERIES: being an Abridgment of the Periodical and ot: , er publications, En3lillt and Foreign, relative to Arts, Chenuftry, Manufactures, Agriculture, and Natural Philo. fophy ; accompanied, oeca fi onally, with Rem arksn on the Merits or Defeets of the refpecilvt. Papers ; and, in fame cafes, (hewing to what other ufeful purpdfrs Inventions may be direfted, and dif coveries extended beyond the original Views pf their Authors. London : Publlfhed, every three moeths,at the Repertory Oct,fß No. 102, Hatton Girden ; and to be had of all Bovicrellvm By SHARON TURNER, F. A.S. Printed for Longman, Hula, Rees, and Orme, Pater=Ber•rovr. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, The HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS: . g and Military Hiftory, in 3 vols. five. price al. 3s. ds. This day was pubbilsed, In FouNap Wave, antellilbed with to clegant kngravings, 'trice 7s. La boards, ,HERMAN and DOROTHiA. A TALL • r. BUCK HEAD INN, ARGYLE-STREET, GLASGOW. pETER. JARDI4 , IE refpedrully informs his 11 Friends sod the Public, that he has entered into poffeflion of 0:e Buck Head Inn. The Heide is neat, clean, commodious, and v. 41: aired; the Furniture is new sad elepa , , with moft ex cellent bed-, and :he Liquors are of the very belt kinds. Every i t , hi. power. united with that of Mrs. Jardine pate Mrs. Currie, of the slack Boy) will he exerted for ;be comfort and fa ti.taction of thole who favour him with t'aeir company. lot Poll Macs, wish careful Drivers, on the Giortelh notice. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perform in the Poiret Eon of Incomes, arifing trom Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafebold Ettates, in Land or Houle, Money in the Funds. Rent Charges. Mai-stage Settlements, Widow, Jointures, Ann,:itic Patent Places, Church Livings, or ail other certain 'lncome for Life, may be fupplied with tempora or permanent Sums of saucy to any amount, by paying An nuity interett for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property. or their heirs, may be accommodated, on their perfousl fecurity; and in any lc:lance whore the tingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed infuificiont, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay ment of the intereß. will remove the objection ; and is all cafes privilege will he pivot to the Public, to return the principal at their uwnoption.—Perfonal applications will be received entry day till four o'clock, aid Letter. from Correfpondiaits in toWn and country, (pea paid) will be immediately anfweroi, addreffed to the Direetor of the Knightibridgo Bank, at his tawn-hissik Na• Lower JahuArca,Gohlen-iquare. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER. RICH SAUCES. great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has faintal by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES, for 14) Satter, Stmval Beef. Hefted Caves kinds, Beef Steal:. Made Dyers, Will Fowl, and Game t with many De vein for the Table, Suichward, and Store Room; which arc more mprtiled in his Catalogue, (He awing the Investor of thew,) has iduced many petfons to give the fame name to Article" entirely i'iflerent,ench arc veridod at many Shops in Landon. by perfons 'ho go to tilt primipal Thwns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of 'fradefmen and ken-keepera,who in conic (pence are often fared with Spariss, See*, of very inferior quali ties, which is not only an Impofition, tint a great tilfappointmuut to Families who purebafe than with a view of having good Sauce to their Vint, Etc. N.B. None arc His Gentiine, bur. what have thee words nit Or Label," BURGESS and SON'4, Original and Superior LS. SENC P. 0 F ANCHOM.S, ioy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, I.undose NBUr INVENTED HXFS. IN cOnfequence of the very great complAint of late of the had Ittality of Hats,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 7t, 'hand, Mho has refuted there there 20 years, to try the ex periment of Mixing Moles Fur with Deaver, and which he has found to answer his molt anent expedtationi, not only for their durability, which, on trixl, will be found to wear net near two Inch Hats as ate made In the ufual way,the Mole Fur making them fo much liner, and of a defer texture than the various coeds: Pura that arc ufually made ufe of is the manufaeturing of Hats; and, 'with ether good qualities, the Fur will not come off, which has ken fo much enairtained of, of late, as well as their taking a molt beautiful Black, which will retain their colour: and king the manufacturer of his own HOS, be fells them at the low price of SI. te. ftamps included. N.ll. Worthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants for exportatinn.—Anny, Navy, foldin•, and Ladies' Hats. Gentlemen is the country Naiad fend the number of inches round the matt& of the crown. cr Mole &ins bought in any tlnantity.—Latter toe-paid, te *eking Male Skins onl►, attended to. RHEUMATISNIS, Padies, And Gouty Afftftions, with their ufual concomitants,Spafm, or flying Pains, Flatu. /Deny, Indigetlinn, and general Debility, (orieinatit>a in whatever fouree)ve relieved and frequently cured by WUIT EH LAD'S Etfence of Mullard Pills, after every other means had ranee. The Fluid Ellence of hTuftard, i'uft_d with the ellh, in tilde etnr.platnts where net:Orley) it: per taps the ntolt aeive, penetrat ing, an,: efftetual renie r d. : in the tent Id, curing the ievereft Sprains 13ruifes, m kis than L::It rite dm:. dually taken by any other I.iniment nr Frnhrocatims, ani i( tiled immediately after auy ac cident, it prevent.. the part turning black. It is aredar,dtoldatas.gd.eachboaorbottle,byß.Joes at ts - uN, Apothecary, No. is, Oreek-ftreet. Fob°. London. ESTATE TN NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—.By Mr. ATHOW. ..t the Swau inn, St. Peters, Norwich, on Saturday the 6tb day of July precifely at One o'Clock, „ 41 / 1 LL that pleAtant and vcry defirable ik HOUSE, cared S ALIIOUS 1., HALL, late the Refidence I,!rnt. Colorti WARD, lituated in a Lawn of about ro AcreN the Stalin s, Ceetchhoufes, Dove houfe, Yards, Gardens, 'uyteir,...,Bami, and Kam 1 ar 1, together with upwards of 730 of Arable and Palture Lards, Wood. Underwood, and Heath Gmund,of which about an .arcs are In band, and the reit is !Ts the occupation of Melba. Spencer, Brooks, Francis4and Carrel the whele lying nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated for the refidence of a Gentleman of lanune, who does not require a Inge Manfion-Houfe. More than two-thirds Mike Premifes are Frce• hold, and all the Lan • . s ' except about 23 acres) are free of Great Tithes. '' here are a quantity of fine young' Timbers diktrfeidi ahout the Lawn, and about 2 t acres of young thriving Woods; alto a (mall Broad or Filhery, with-an cxclulire right of fifhing therein.; , and to a perf on fund of plantin g , there is great antilfemeht, as I :here has lately been an inclofore of the a,,joining Heath, and an lilotment of nearly 200 acres has been effigned to this Mate, of which about of acres are in the oidginal Rate-. Sslhoute-Hall V fituated on a One dry healthy fpot, within fit mites of the City of Norwich, eighteen macs of the fea-port of Yar. rutith, and about the fame till - tante front Cromer, a much-W— -t.:red Bathing Place. Ary Perk, dofuotfs of an early poreffion, will probably be as. , umodated. r'•,r further particulars cognise of Mires. Dobary and Cope, No. '5 l'apsr- buildings , Tetnple, Londota; or of Mr. G. W. B. Bolton, :,:torr,ey at Law, Bodes. Sta.l4; 'or of Mt. tyres. of NorwitAt. STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS PROM RAPH AFL, Etc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-..ay Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Houk, No. 3t, in the Strand, the corner of Villier's-ftreet on l'hurfday, June 40, at Twelve o'Clocie, Neztenfive and Magnificent ColleCtion of Stained Gbfs, ennlid;tig of a molt roper!) Set of the Cartoons after Raphael, clokly (ladled and coloured from the originals, and arc the fruit of three years dote application. The celebrated Pit ure of the Miter, In the Royal Palace, Wiodfor, and a great variety of Subjeds from the molt renowned, Ancient and Modern, Hif. torical, Portrait, and Landfeape Painters, the property and perfor mance of thole celebrated Arras, Mr. and Mrs. Poeta!, of Highgate. To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday previous to the Sale.—Defcriptive Catalogues may be bad, price 6d. Si Mr. Richardfon, No. 3r, Strand. RECENT TRAVELS IN ITALY. In the Preis, and fpeedity will be publidted, printed uniformly with the other Travels of the fame Author, ' TRAVELS in ITALY during the Clofe of the Year 1/Ici4 and the beginning of Igor. containing a View of be prefent State of that Country, and of the kffedts produced on the Condition and Manners of the People, by the rectat Poli tical Changes and Revolutions. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Printed for RICHARD Pinta.' rs, N 0.6, Bridge Erect, Blackfriars. Of whom. and of all %Welters may be bad, New Editions of Kotubne's Travels in RuTa and Siberia pries 13s 6d. and of Ids Travels in Prance, price is. This day was publithed, in Two Yu's. Octavo, price sp. boards. A TOUR. IN AMERICA, in 1798, 1799, and s 800 ; exhibiting SKETCHFS of SOCIETY and MAN NERS, ands pattlesdar ACCOUN of the AMERICAN SYS TEM of AGRICULTURE. By RICHARD PARKINSON, late of Baltimore, Author of " The Experienced Fanner," Eke. London : Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. James's Rem ; and J. Money, N 0.33, Fleet-ftreet. ••• Thde volumes abound with information ealculeted to In terelt In a great degree the Political Arithmetician, and the Agrl culturiß, as wen as the general reader; while the,feets %Uremia refpcdting the pradtlce of Emigration and the °tuition of the End. grants front Europe, wait the attentive cenfidcratien of every Engliihman Tbis day was pablifhed, price as. 64. Bv6. bewails, A N ADDRESS TO VOLUNTEER CORPS going on Permanent Duty ; being a fkOrt and compendious Direction to tke fermi Ranks of Mem; Non-c•Jmntifioned fleets, and Privates of Volunteer Corps, Oeparatory to marching, and whilft remaining on Permanentlinii, tints cosies of Rohn, Gnarls, and Parade Report+, dte. dee. To which are preAred. Copies of the frreral Orders and Letters from the Secretary of State, and other official Levan refpeetiog that Duty. By Lieut. Colonel GORDON, One of the Infpeding Field Officers of Vecassanry and Volunteer Corp, for the North Inland Diitriet. DaHeated (by permilfion) to the Earl of DARTMOUTH, Lord Chamberlain of his Majefty's Hourchold, fee. Ste. , and Colonel of the Loyal Birmiugbasn Volunteers. Printed and publiffied by Swinuty and Ferrell, Birmingham ; alfo fold by T. Egerton, Whitehall; T. Oftell ; Longman, Flora, Rees, and Ortne, London ; and all other Bookfelkrs. On Saturday the tit of July will be puldithed, handfontely printed in o.,_uartu, on a fine Paper, with five Plates, front Paintings after Nature, by Svu manse &MAIDS, Part the Second, price es. or beautifully coloured. 91. of a COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL GARDENINC, comprehending ClaSfiestions and Deferip dons, as well as tee molt improved methods of taiftng, forcing, and managing different forts of Vegetable Produitioos, whether of the erculent or ornamental Kinds; with correel engravings of the rad. ous Apparatus neceffary for the purpofe, in buildings and other contri7ances, from original drawings made by Mr. Blunt, as well as of the more rare and curious Plants employed in the way of or. narnent and variety in the Pkafure Grouods, Green Hodes, and Sores, engraved by Sanfom, from ORIGINAL PAINTINGS alter NATURE, By SYDENHAM EDWARDS. The whole intended to Afford a full and complete viewof modern pradical Horticulture, By ALEXANDER MAC DONALD, Gardiner. This Work will be completed in Fourteen Parte. to be putilifhed fuecelively the tit of the nsont:i, forming two large and handfome i Volumes in 0412arto. The Number of Platet will be about feventy ; of which Baty will be devoted to the reprefentation of rare and curious Plants; and the remainder to the Views and Illuftratittns of Ul4 buildings umdfary to the rearing of them. Printed lot G. Kourfley, Flert-flrect. TURNBULL ON HERNIA. Thi, day was publifhed, price 26. Dedicated to the Governors of the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured Poor—an inftittniuti patruni;c4.l by foam of the mid diltingalted Chandlers in the Empire, The Seventh Edition of GENERAL RULES and INSTRUCTTONS, leery neceltary to he t.ttendtal to by thole of Beth Sults who arc afßicled with RUPTUR Ks. By WII.I.IANI TURNBULL, A. M. Membek of the Royal Colk-,;e of Surgeons; Fellow of the Medi cal societies of London and Edinburgh, a Member of the Ly ceum Medieurn Luntlinerfe, and Surgeon to the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured Pour, &c. London : Publilbed fur Mr. Turnbull, No. 24, Grevilledtreet, Hatton Garden, and fold by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; T. Boole?, No. 4, Old Eroad-ttreet; J. Wright, Piccadilly; Mur ray and Highly, Fleet-ltrcet, and J, and R. Arch, Grateelturcir amt. Where may be had by the fame Author. a—An Inquiry Olt° the Havre. Origin, and Antiquity of a cer tain Difeate ; with Oblavations .on the various Modes of Treat ment that have been recommended in tlytt, Malady, from its firlt appearance in Europe to there times, price U. 6d. au—A Trestife an Cbirurgical !Alcides, with the Operations re phut in their treatment ; from the French of Cleopart and Del fault, late principal Surgeons of the Hotel Dieu, Paris ; With Notts, critical and explanatory, Vol. I. price pa 3 —The Hittory of a Went* an Estralltetlite Rata., with the appearances on diffettion; ilkiftrated with limo. price tan.—The Memoir, coataiotog this finch': and ',cry t..vaiarkablg ottsirreoua, was read before the Medical Society of Lundon, f o r %hi" 0 4 Maar was prikawd with a Medal MATERIA MEDICA. This day were publlihed, In 121110. price gs in boards, TABLES of the MATERIA MEDICA, or a Syttematie Arrangement of all the Articles admitted by the Colleges of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin--41hibiting a cone& View of the molt material eireumßanees refpediing them—together with a immixr of original and feleaal Formulae, to which is rub. joined a 'Fable of all the Secondary Salts employed in Medicine. By JEREMI AH KIRBY, M.D. Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: Primed for Guthrie and Talc ; and fold in London by John Murray, lio. 33, Ficevitreet, and in Dublin, by Gilbert and Hodges. - Beautiful Editinn of WATTS's PSALMS and HYMNS. This cloy were yublithed, handforoely printed ort fine wove paper, and not-preffed (eont.tining * table to find any vette by the firft lioe),in a (mall pocket far., price os. besot.' in calf =lig& edges, and on inferior paper. is. 6d: bound, a New tdi- ion of R.l. WA f"l'S's PSALMS and HYMNS, imi- D tated in the Language of the New Tenement, and applied to the Chriltisa Church. Printed for J. Johnfon W. J. and J. Riebordfon, F. and C. Rl vington, E. Mathew,. G. Wilkie, and J. Rohinfon, Scacberd and Letterman, Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, C. Law, Lacking too, Allen, and Co. T. Vitae, and J. Maorman. Of whom may be had, Another Edition on large letter, in one volume, deny tam°. price 62. ad. bound. This day was puhlithed, Nally printed in Fear V.J.s Ottavo, price tl. iris in hoards, MILLAK'S HISTORICAL VIEW 'OF THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT, from the Settlement of the Simons in Britain to the prefent time; with fume Dilatations conflated with the Hilary of the Government. N Among the philofoOltersef biftory, Profeithr Miller merits a high, pedant the higheit rank. The fagacity with which be de tads and indicates, even In remote periods, thole predifpefing cm. cuadtances, which produce the general Bow of event, is wholly unrivalled. His gencralifatione, or theoretical inferences, are nu. across and very inflations; his relations evince deep paters. don, and his dike Mona a diferiudnating fubtlety." Annual view, Vol. IL • Printed for j Mawinan, No. ea, Voy. This slay wa. publilked, neatly printed in dewy /2MO. and orna mented with fix beautiful Engravings, price as. 6d. Wards, and Sao. 7s.boards ‘ by J. Mawman, No. as, Poultry, London, and Wilfon and Spence, York, a New Edition of THE PILGRIM's PROGRESS from thisWodd to that which is tocodie • delivered under the Similitude of a Dream; by John Bunyan. f aith large explanatory anti pradtical Notes, with a Life of the Author. By G. BURDER, Mingle, of the Gokel at Coventry. As Banyan 's Pilgrim is certainly a mafterpieee Of its kind, we are glad to fee an edition of it well printed on good paper and adorned with neat topper plates. The Editor bath prefixed the Life of the Author, written like the. former accounts, in a fltain perfaitly congenial with boneß John's own pious fpirit and godly mode of expreMon—And the (sine may be Paid at Mr. Border's large explanatory and praftical Notes. Monthly C.evlcw, v 01.76. BURN'S JUSTICE. This dap was publiflted, In four large Volumes Bvo. price Two Guineas in hoards, a New Edition, being the acth, ourraitd ! and condderibly enlarged, of 71 R. DU RN's JUSTICE of the PEACE and •ILR PARISH OFFICER, with the adjudged Cafes and Statutes relative to the Office and Dudes of a 'Mike of the Peace, brought down to the prefent time. By W I I. 1.1 A M WOODFALL, Of the Inner Temple, Efq. Barrißer at Law. Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's nut* excel. lent Ma j elty, fur I'. Ca dell and W. Dayles,in the Strand ;F. and 'C. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard: Longman, iturfl, Rem, and Orate, Patermiller-row, and J. butterworth, Elea-Rms. Of whom may be had, toy the fame Author, z. Eceleftaitisal Law, 6th Edition, with Note. and References, by Simon Frafer,Efq &snifter at Law, volumes, oidavo, 11. szs. in boards. s. A New Law Dielionary intended for general nfe, a. well as for Gentlemen of tV Prefelfion,s vols. /No. s6s. in boards. This day was publiated, Elegantly printed. In Vour . Voltsines quart. ' and illultrated by Engravings, price 61 . 6 e. in buards, • THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the TENTH. .1. By WILLIAM ROSCOP. Printei for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. av A kw Copies are printed on Royal Paper, price tot. taa. in boards. As above may alfo be bad.hy the fame Author. I. The Luz or Lozenge pa Monici, called the hlagnificent ; new Editions, elegantly printed in two VOl4. au). price al. as. In boards, and in three Vols. Bvo, price it. 7s. in bards. I. The Nuase, a Pueni. 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