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P 7: 1 . .. . . , . cr. • . . - - • * 4.14,4, 0. • ..•. ..... _.,:.•.. N. ... e. o!A . „.,..„. . _ - ........„ . • , , ..,,,:., .• . . .• . iv .:. ? .... . dr - . • . ; I vow ..• ::. • , .‘ . . ' • ' '.. '* ft „ . A -\, - -..- _ ,~~. 4Y: t."r' • ;•••'.t Lr i~ M :i3E-77Tiff - •• •• • • 1' N umßEit, 6084 j ASTLEY'3, WESTMINSTER BRIVGE. CHM.CI:I PR,EFElalfafi's --,-- . e d tT 1 0 BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION tinder the Patrdnage of their Royal Highnesses the Pone Of W e RECTORY, the InolinstfraliOPPSwildektilleVeage of Wales and Mks of York. .--For particulars , tip& (peel paid) . tO ba.r. iltLiAlas rIS E Friday 4th,Friday sth, a Satyr. r. : or, Li yl Satyr. FleMs. ay August 6th, will be reproduced, by particular desire, the t G r and Entree, c ot illi on, iin d c omae * D ome, by Ei g ht Horses 4 4 `TV. BE SOLD, for Two Thouilet+ Guineas each, EXTRAORDINARY EQUE;IIRLAN EXERCISES, by MN 4 44 Three Shute, Ina dot:cernt of the highist respectability, .Astley, jun. end At..!sirs. Parker, Crossman, Davies and Smith's that will bear the moat stria• investigation, and tiat if)** to pmble Company; whh the Humours of the HUNTED TAI. produce annually, ruore than two hundred per Cent. deer, with- OR ; 70th, 71st, and 72d times, and far a few evenings les et e o r out risk, and without trOublb to the prehiser, whd need not the popular Brazilian Spectacle , of The HONEST CRIMINAL'. take an active part, or appear at all engaged in azy kind of Mill- Mr. Johannot will sing a NC9I So:7, called Public Characters: ulr a L laftrt .n ces Watba required and glean. roe, A Chapter of Hobbies: anti Great News ; or, She's off tatters wish real name zed plies of abude ' addressed (post with another. To conclude with, (34th, 35th, and 36th times) paid) to Mr. Miller, at Anderton's Coffee House, ticet-street, the New Asiatic Panroaskne t celled, the MAGIC PAGOD, twill bi wletwied to. . ..... or Hariequir:s 'Travels. Doors open at half put five; begin at half put sig. Half Price at half past eight. gl- Various Noveltieeere In great forwardness, and will speed slily be produced. ACAPTAIN in a. favoutite Regiment dr "Hwy Dragoons, is desirous of exchanging to intantry..j.Letsers (post paid) addressed to Captain Z. Mi. Guddares, Ilk 1, Pe- Mall, will be attended to. THE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES of x20,0n0, S 1 0,000, etc. etc. Ste. are yet in the Wheel. SATURDAY NEXT, lIIIOUSTS, still be the Stith Ay of Drawing. Tickets and Shares ' warranted. undrawn, are on Sale at all the Licensed O ffi ces in T own and Cnwitry. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully Wormed they may he sepplied with Money to any amount on terms equal to mortgage, secured upon Freehold , Copybold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Set tlements, Widows Jointures, Ctergymene Livings, 'or any other Property ; persons of respectability may he supplied on their per sonal securityonly.--Gentlemen will find every libel accommo dation without delay: Application from "Fs rive tin Two; or letters (Post Paid) addressed to Mown, Wills and Co. N . 49, South-street, Berkeity-square. PIrELIC AND EVIVATE EDUCATION COMBINED. AT an ancient and Classical School of the fun respectability, in a healthy Countrf, a moderate dace from - London, purposely instituted as a Seminary for the Liberal Professions, and the Superior Departments of Life, but at thr same time comprehending in its system the polite accomplish ments, and the higher commercial attainments, (and combining the Benefits of prirste and public Education), a FEN,' ➢tIPILS are admitted into the Mayer's House, as vacancies occur, Inder circumstances of rec.:liar advantage. betters addressed to the Rev. S. T. P. to be left at his.B•oke seller's, Mr. lames Nwrn, Gent Queen-greet, Lincoin's.lane Edits, will be transmitted to the School. TO MEN OF * FASHION AND MARItIk.D LADIES. GENTL WEN'S Clothes continue to be made in the most elegant and fsihlonable manner, and in that highly approved style of cutti:?: which has given universal satis- Bsedoet se the Nobility and Gentry, by DiE'FRICHSEN and cLARK, Taylors, at No. lg, R:./thbone-place, London (tlie lin ts:theretofore Poreinan to Mr. /Ulm). They 3113 make young Geotirtuen's Suits and Hilmar Dresses in the most tasteful and elegant form. Country Readouts snal be informed how to send their measure per Pot t. Ilegimentals,COurt Dresses, NavaltlnWorms, Leather Breeches, Liveries. QPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS are to be had genuine, vidsolitsale and retail, at Use following houses:—Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10„ Dow Church-yard; Newberry and Suns, No. 45, St. Paul's ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's ; Bader, Che.irAde ; Howard und Evans, Lortplani; Barclay and Son, Fleet Market; Johnstone, No. 15, Greek -street, Soho; Bnw,;_.l-.: and Co. Barnugh s Croy d. ; aid Newport, Isle of Wight. The genuine medicine has the words—by the King's Patent--expressed on the Souls, and Wrapper, and the King's duty piloted in black ink, in bottles of Ss. 6d. 10s. and il Ds. duty included, as usual, at the only Dis pensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London. TOURISTS PORTABLE COMPANION. This day was published, in yin elegant Volumes, royal I llmo. Mestratcd with coloured Maps, the THIRD EDITION, much improved and etdargt,i, Price One Guinea and a half in boards, or Thirty.4ll ShUli trutlybouncl, rrilE BRITISH TOURIST'S ; 'or, TRAVEL ER's COMPANION, thrones ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, including accurate Descriptions of every part of the Valeld Kingdom ; and comprehending the most celebrated and rt tut interesting Muderistours through every part of the Rridsh IsLAnds, particularly thoti bf PUINANT; IidiSSELL, hYT, Wrnonaw, Yovno, Mo airr a HJLss as, 301 INION, SnAW, ROSZATSON, Sr.Forao, HVTeIIINSON Nevrtr, Sewer As. . ; With several Original Tours conanntnieated to the Editor. 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The ATLAS of the UNITED KINGDOM, Its. half bonnet FRENCH AND ITALIAN INCTJONANIES. This day was p!blished, *Cs Mien of. , THE ROYAL POCKET . DICIIONAitt of the FRENCH and RNGLISH LANGUAGES, In two Vans, carefully revised and corrected; to whlela Wadded a Gene tarrablo of all the Monies in t *W. redacca to / 1 4 116 French Standards. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, 01 Christ's-college, Cambridge, Maw of the Fret Grammar School, at Ratrenstonedale, in Nest• naordssul, Author of the Grammar of History ; of tits Ai:Wax. ologla Grsea, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, &kips-street, Black frfare • and to 6c had of all BookseUt.rs, with the full allowan^e to Sc hools. Of whom may be bad, by the tome Author, 1. An Easy Goo:wean of UNIVERSAL HISPORY, by Meant of which that important branch of Knowledge may, for the first Itime, be practically taught in Schools. Price 31. bound in green. V. ANCILNT HISTORY, from the earliest records of tints, to the far oi the Roman Empire; on the plat of the above described Mo. ~.era History, price 6s. s. ARCILROLOOSA GRECA or, the Antiquities of Greece. Price bound. P. T0CQ . 1.101 4 , Master of Ans In the University of Paris. Thh Werh, though of the most convenient pocket Ale, actually COntairi more essential words than the larger Dictionaries of Boyer, Chambaud, and ethers; these only which are obsoletiare omitted i irfiik many )sundeeds of those vcltieh belong to the /Ws, Sciences, and Manufacturee e the (genera, and seen Species of the Animal and Vegetable World, ate intertA in their proper pliers. The eatmerdiaarg care which has been taken to reader this very-. copious Edition aarivailed in point of correct:WS, pank 4ll44 lJ adapts it to tht ese of lehools, while Its pertableneu must mom- , mend km die Traveller. Neatly bound and Tattered, Is: London : Printed for Jos. Johnson, W. Peacock and Smut, Faulder, G Kearsley, W. Milk r, Scatcherd and Lettetmais, Latirington. Men and Co. C. Lasso, I .ongnisn i ntarst, kale 1114 Drinej. Bonsey, les. Booker. and J. Harris. _ _ . FOR SCHOOLS.—Correct Stereotype Edition. This day was published, price as. 6d. THE SPEAKER, consisting of the most valuable pieces of the best English Writers, disposed under proper heads, with a view to faelitate the improvement of youth in read ing and speaking, as well as to lead young persans into snina ac quaintance with the most valuable wrkers, aid impress upon their minds the sentiments of honour and virtue. To which are pre fixed, Two Essays—l. On Elocution.-2. On Reading Works of Time. By W. ENFIELD, LL. D. In this Work aro printed many valuable papers by Cowper and atherr, which cannot be insetted in any other collection, or sur reptitious edition of the Spoaker. For more than 30 years Dr. Enfield's Speaker has been esteemed the first Class Book for Schools In the English language. Tbis genuine and cornet editing is printed only for J. Johnson, the original publisher; F. and C. Rivirigton, Wilkie and Robin lon, Losonnan ' Hurst, Rees, aad Orme, Scatcherd and Letter. man, C. Law, Darton and Harvey, Crosby and Co. Cadell and Davies, Lackiegton, Allen arid Co John Richardson, James Rich ardson, J. Mawman, and S. Tipper. Where may be h ad, Exercises in Elocution, being a Sequel to the above, by Dr. Enfield, Flee Ss. 6d. This day was pablished. TI SCHOLAR's dUIDEtoARITHMETIC. By J. EONNYCASTLE, Professor of Mathematics Royal Acadenty, Woolwich. Ninth Etlato;, ti.s.Ad. bound. In plusses:we wail plan of welting a Book for the use of Schools the Au:hor has been very careful to mYae all his definitions and rules as cOnebe .0 possible i cons lee ntwith simplicit y and cl ; and to rash them stel es with suck examples as are most liktTy to occur in business. He hat also shewn, with great clearness and . perspienity the *mow testa rule to notes, and in this part of his went )0.1. has *ewe great ingenuity and jedgment. By congning every thing of this nature to the notes, the Author hes been engaged tit keep his text free from long explanations, so that lr foOoththefe tint what the learner might to transcribe; hit In his memory—a matter which wins to have been to, ousels enteral bp most dir those authors who hive undertake* Won* on the 1144:01 of Arithmetic far the me of Schools. on. "the *bait, we shall not hesitate to &dire, that we think this *de hash 14411 be found very useful both to the Teacher and Moutislp Renew. • Printed for J. !Mutton, je St. Piet Church-yard. Where may be ha/, by the same Author, 1. ds4 Introdem hd ion to emseraion and P r actical Geometry— With Notes, containing the reason of 4oery rule. concisely and etearirdesbeastrated. hpl.Bonnycattle. 10th Edhion, price es. bound. 9. 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Treatise on Amu and Spherical Trigonometry, >NW& _ . - Alan the New I fAIstAN and ENCtl•ISti DiCrlONAltrsa' t,o parts ; eq. ally worthy the Patronage of the fashionable. and refined p of the Public, as deserting the favOst of ties, wkly are entrusted with tlse educ.ttion of Youth. a..kiroids %psis toisnio t, to her R.oyul Highness the P ri ncess Chided; of *5., Neatly bound and Lau*, 3 4s. is • - Oval 4.21: vonstr zieke oi; tr;akitirjr, ZN ririeriAs loos, Arip Dios I T appearing, notvlttsiunding the Notices rePeat edly sent or mrha, to, the Petite.' entitled to Dividends. of Stock eayable at the Bank of England, South Sea Heme t and East India House respectively, who have not paid the Duty on the same for the years above-mentioned, that payment has, not in many instances brim made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by aqion or surcharge; and the Cornmissionera for the special purposes, of the Pcopetty Act being willing to allow further tine for such payments, hereby give Notice, That the Duties payable en alt Dividends of such Stuck, and .i'Lnattitios for those years, are dl rected to be paid Into the Back of England, and the Ceramics of such payments being lodged at the Offsoe of the Commissioners at the Old,Stock Exchange, the partlea making payment thereof will be discharged in the looks of the respective Conetnlstionere, until and upon the ieth, day of October ;text; but that all Persons who shall neglect to make such payment on of htfore that day, will be prosecuted Is the >;.aaw direets, and steps ale now taktvg ' for bringing all dindters into charge for the double ditty; Who shall not have paid the Duty for chit years above-mentioned, on or befor ethe said 10th day of October beet,' after which day the Office of the Old Stock Excliange.wlll be closod. By Order of the Board, . Mdl/14270' FraMeß. 0 . 5.:e for T...xer, distzust i v 11/00. , THURSDAy,, A UG UST 4,_ 1808. CITY OF DUBLIN Te);AtibiE: I'HE Subscribers to the Life Annuities granted by the Corpo ation of the City of -Dublin the t!-Ith day of June 1776, who are to be paid their 4u:rest in London, may reedy, half a year's annuity, due at Midstunracr last, by applying to Mr. Wm. Coninel.am, No. 2, Orzat at. Helen's, every Wednesday, from ten o'Cloe.: till two. The Subterfbers to bring with them their Bohds and a Certifi cate of the Lift of the Nominee. It is requested, that in case of death, satin may be Eiven as above, for the future bmetit and reculagon alma Clai, FOR SALE BY PUELIC AVeIION, At the Castle Inn, in Dartmouth, on Tuesday, the rid day of August, by Fcri o'Cloc`c in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOR LIFO ItT : lON 36 Pieces and half piocts high ilavoused French Milady. 1' OR ROME eustsustrrime, tiou brazil Hides. Part of the Cargoes of the Levey Frestade, 716iielan ; and F . :la - cm:li, Frost, restored to the Claimants. For fursher particulars, apply to Messrs. Sol . , MRlttinißß and Soltau, Merchants, London ; or Messrs . A. Mint and Co. Merchants, Dartmouth. DURHAM. TO EE LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, And Entered upon Immediately, AN excellent FAMILY MANSION HOUSE, called COXHOW HALL, beautifully situated; with OfEces of every kind, a capital Kitchen Garden, Pleasure Ground, snd Plantations formed into walks, with or without any piainity of Pasture not exceeding about 50 Act es, situate within six miles of the City of Durham, and five of Sedgefield, and in the centre of the Lambtan and Sedgelleld Hunts. The Tessant will have the exclusive enjoyment of the Manor, abounding with Game, and a fine Trout Stream of two miles in kngtfi. For r'utticulars, empire of Mt. Calvert, Durham, or Merits. Forster, Csoke and Frere, Lincohi's lltn, London, N. B. Coals within two miles edit hoc's. BEAUTIFUL siTuATIO.II,I4EAB P1:11 1 4QVTI - 1 AND PLYMOErrIi 'TO BE SOLD, for there's . ..llml: - of Several Terms of 99 'Thars, determinable on the deaths Of three good Lives, With a perpe tual right of renewal (with nopeato the moatOoluable Fah of the premises) at a faxed /Int, . A 1.1.6 that hatulome MANSION IiCtI7S3I, with the spacious 015:0 Oat-bottom Shribh.°l44ll, Mem -howseS, Gardena, Quays, and other valuable Appendages thereto belonging, called STONE-HALL, situate ln the 1 own of East StenehotHe„ near Plymouth and Inymouth Dock, now Unoccu pied, but for many years pass in the oceupition of Thomas Pall/by, Esq. the late Owner. The Dwelling House and Out,hoMm are retnathatar web built, the Gardens are spacious and productive, and the whole Premises are in a most commanding and desirable situation ad joining the sea, and oppoiite to the Well known andbeautiful Seat of the Earl of Mount balgeumbe. For ciliog the Proniset, a POO. Atterhut win be beld a 1 Ne F ot= of Mr. Cratidel b6ofi the iciaoAting I n n, itt Foie-Wow, Pkeinotith Dock, (in Tues.Ay, the ttyd day of Angst nest pre• at twelve o'clact st meat. rit the mein while, further partionisrs ntay treflinown on applieation to Messrs. Sandra and norten. of Creilei•celatt, iket-atraet, Langan ; Mr. Wm. Veit, Solicitor or Mkt*. shilubeer, Aucoptegi sofi Lax 4 4vs: ve or, St. Ati4n-itrect, 1 , 4=0 4 4 14.46. xritem s • . - • •• - f ht tett SiO X-eitt . !(c • • • .• • DEAUTIFU,L. W 0111244. 1 41" , • greatest blemish to beauty it superfluous HALL.* • tit tItO Face Neik; and Arma—RUlEßrs ROSEATA ,POWDILII fume:lrately Fenn:mei them, Is en elegant Article, peg. 'foctly nutmeat and:Pleasant to um. pm. 4a. and Vs: • Sold Lit INner4ator,_ vgnoltale And seta, No. 53, Rune& street, covsnt Garden: Overton,. 44; Blimd-stsmot ; Dragnet, CseSlde Thord, 45, Osfofd-greet ;Davisorsali, Flpet-mreet; p Baxter, Edlntrurgla lOW r . Greven/ in 4. Darman, I.llrerpool ; Sinlges, 'Strang!) ItoliasOn Coventry • Calks Yntrk I SPneleri Worthilll; Gallia: Ball 1 Honking. 114, Tress:non, Eget:: ; Gregory, Brigllton ; Mitebdl , Col! clawing ; Tymbs, Worcester ; S e i l'uttlneldgeArelja.; Jen klmb.flwausea; and in every &Romance to dealers. IJINIA - 141 sit wie4.F1141.4.. A MEDICINE of . regolar prescription. and esta. bibbed credit, Is perhaps °Wel the Most saf. and tracks:lona, that. ean be taken at this season of the year, and at all tines Sot Spasms, Wine in the Stoinach, Neatens Complaints, to pro:dote reolat Perspiration,fto Deficiency of Bile , and in Otntruction of the Bowels, in Heart Burns, Costiveness, CLdies, Gout, Vonaiste 4ags. la Head-Anha Oh tiM, their intrinsic worth €4l grove their best receryvmendation; the, are par.icularly recom mended during the course of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea uml Mineral Watts's ; alio for those hying in warm Cbarearna PrlVared by Thomas Sisellitoe,juu. Dragzin t Tottenham Melt Crook Middlesex, by vinue of au assignment from H. and 1. Beswiik, sole Proprietors of. the Receipt, by the Will of M. Ska diman• and are actiei by Skaw and Edwards, N 0.66, St. Paul% Chureyard; and Bacon and Ca Na. 4150, Oxford-crett, in Boxes at U.—As. 6d.--1 Os. 6d. and One Guinea ; and oaky be be 4 of the Principal Venders of Medicines in Tonendentuttry.. . D. JANIE6's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE cel....brity of they PiUs as a general . preserves tire of health is universal, Prom their eScacy, In doO.ds,stest. matesms, bead.ache, indigestion, eatolence in the stomach,bowsis e or eholioa thence arising; far gamy atl:cdons, liilionS difiaser, jaundice, the liver complaint, and other deep-seat:id disorders. It r 4.lrozstes they-.have not their elualk as tin %titer will accumulate where these Pills are regularly. taken; in lowness of spicits, and nervous disorders; also hi fem do obstructions and irresuLtriti.is, rantoving !hecause, they often restore persons subject td ; iu the decline of life persons of either sex aliould tariir be with. out ; they are a good assistant to tip feta Powder, which may be bad at the saute place. Prepared and st termitic as usual, I. 9d . Sjle Pocket, and 2s. 9d. pee Box B. PERRI, (the original and only who eria prepALd the Anal, Ptin Pins foe tbkhk Pk- Z:ir..iet),,Si, z0u..4.1-npson...strert, 1111, JAWS'S POWDER.. r o t Peatts, Aiwa, Colds, hiflueozas, Measles, dcra • • CAL; PON. AR.lOtl4 Imitations of this Medicine have been V bronfht forward by persons foitnetii is Dr. Jameslserrice, nude. the pretence of having assisted fd.pteparing his Poder but to obviate such impxiitions the public arc in poswesion of the Ergotism eVidence--4hesol..4nn deposition of the Doctor him. felt, in an afAcLwit left in the bands of his Executers, and pub. fished in the year 177?, soon after his decease. In this hedeclares s •` That the servants he employed in the preparation ofhis Powder had little more to to than to ponnd the ingredients, and attend to he fires under his direction"; that the rest of the process had al ways hem performed by himself; and that he never admitted any person to be present at suchyrotets, but his son Robert liar. court James and Mr. Neivliery Powders are now offered for sale by one whO boldly asserts " that he was the original and.only person who ever prepared them Cur the late Dr. James. ". " • It happens, however, that the Peres Powder was prepared, and slid before this man was born, (the Patent being bated in 1747), and therefore he conld not have been either " the twig& nal' or " the ody" preparer : but the truth is, cleat he -never was, at any time, employed by .Dr. !antes ro assist him in the process of his po wder. The gennine Powder is to be had only from Fs Newbery and Sons, No. 45, in St. Paul'i Chcrch , yard, London ; or at Di. James's late house, in Bruton-street, in packets, price 35.9 d. each; or in bektiel, containing 12 packets, as made up for the Army 04 Navy, price IL 4s. including the ditty. Obst`rot that the war* " P. Newbety, Na 45, Sti Pirtle,'' ace Ova" ea ota the. stsruPrf CH,INO'SRATENT WCIKM lAZEII44.ES. Pests, Guardians, and ethers sthn h a ve the we of Children, this valuable medicine cannot be too strongly recommended. Worm: are a disease few children escape. They destroy the appetite, Weaken the organs of digestion, produce pains in the stomidh and bowels, deprive the body of its nourishment, occasion emaciation AO paleness, stop the progruss of growth, and I are the cause of the most alarming convulsions t which too often terminate in death. Nor are their effects lesx severe on grown per sons; by ulcerating the stomach arid bowels, they ate often the cause of lingering complaints, wide's prove fatilitt last, and subject the patient to the moat excruciatiaj its of agony and distress. -la childhood, every disease with which a Child 14 afflicted is also.higlo• ly exasperated by them. Tlse certainty sad safety both of tpeiy prevention and cure, by the above medicine, is so fully established to the satisfaction of the Puhlic, by the testlitony bf the first and most leading characters of the Nobility, and of others of high so spectability, who have witness its remarkable effects in their own families, that it is only necessary tq observe, this is the period of the season 'When spch* medicine otriht to be rivets to children a 4,1 other., to prevent any attack cf this complaint. Soliiwbolesale and retail, at Ching aad Attie r' s, No. 4, Clwapslde, Corner of Paternoster-row I ktaster, Edlidnargh and Glasgow . and rtt, iktot rotartxruargillutyphnt2s..9d. and .15...64: ' ji . Kuyitl leaknay.444l.l,iiiibet aslci Genttenutiaf - - .f•-• RUSSjA OIL, fir to great i npurishe,r all peribds ; promotes , and long; prevents its f the least roots remain. deviated, after ;sing the bald places bocanae , places ought not to I the general osse of the become shaded. Also the whiskers, tq prevutg everienceci on aColowtt ' shaving ; this case is • colour sooner than pa bottle, as tae. _ A. Prime, No. 9, John-srtett 01441-s trem ; and, by arpointmem, Jet. Smith, • Peri umer to ids Majesty, New Bonti-etreet Hendtle and lons, Perfume=s to ken Majesty, Tlohborne street ; Bayley and Ant i - Perfumers to sLe Prince and Princess of Wales, and Duke a s Duchess of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Newberry and Sem 4.1, St. Paul's Church-yard; Church-y ard and Sutton, Bow Church-4d Barclay aintStsn, 95 Fleet-market ; Butler, 4, Cheepside; ShwtO and f t tiwavds, L 6, St!Paul's Church-yard ; Berry, Johnson, °reek. street ; Gattie New llond-sirtvt; Rigge, 6.5, Cheapside; don, 150, Osfi:rd-street ; Withers 299, strand ; Ward, tip/i;.. born; Tutt, It.cqal Exchange, LaMilon—Bull, 79, Datne-street, Dublin ; 32, tirand Parade, Cork; Raeburn, Edinburgh; - Crtitwell, Bath;, lialisbury ; and mist principal PertanumS or Medicdno V. nadirs in England, Ireland, and Simtland. • CAVE ION.—AI noxious cinanterfelts are felling ftlpemt stops, and to deceive,. have Irritate I the Replan Eagle oil dam Will and covers, purchasers win thEretbre * particular in asking for Prince's Russia Oil, and übscrva the label on the out% side wrapper of 'licit lifst!le if signed in gAnNilin rob "M. c irikiusky and Prince; any without that signature age imarata • - - Cedars front palliate families in the country sent'Brria., 4 l4 likellastiey in a law, diretaild SO Mt. Prince, ais above. SlsvpilikWs VPdind tiwir *fete to ttor4tittittel. se 'vim? WholmWNiendar I.kaY 4l dirt is UM". govigt !MOM altowsue. I Distinction and. vse PRltigg's mothering the bait when dritssing, which is $ to the Hair, at to preveitt it turning grey to all the growth, and mikes the hair grow thick and falling oft; and restores tt an bald places, if the Several Ge*lenien that were bald, have circlet Russia 110 molirly for three months, the 1 nearly co 'betwf WittS Ladies anti Ofnelemen going to watering p neglect Vivi it Russia Oil, as it preventr the water the hair to fall o 1 oe been O.ntle*stt not ositit applying it to the w them totning l tie 4 ie too unerall eigee of the co ". they receive front sb elestlf pro/KASS She whiskers niostly change the hair ol tbe.iwitst PrortgnelVOstlitate, eye-brows, &c. at 7s. p tie containing kiwis:mill, as One Guinea. Sold wholesale lied retail by the Proprietor, _ _ This itly, was publishedi Lit One Volume 12mo. trios Gs, ed. in bouts. The Second P.dithin of NEW OBSERVA.TLONS on the NATURAL 1 - 11. STORY-of BEAL—By FRANCIS IIUBER. negligible frnnt the Original. Printed for Longman. Plasse, Rees, anal Orme, Paternoster row, 1,,m,!0n ; and John Anderson. lediuburgh. This day was published, Bt oat volume, 12mo. price 4s. in boards. INTIMATIONS AND EVIDENCES OF A FUTURE STATE. By the Rev. WHOM 4S W..TSON. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Popular Evidences of Natural Religion and Christianity. A New Edition, in lthno. ptiee 9s. boards. This day was published. iu evo, ' A New Edition, considerably enlarged and improve!, price 10- 6d. in boards, L ATIN PROSODY MADE EASY, By I. CAREY, L. L. D. Private Teacher of the Classics, French Languag e , e and Short Besides ceiry material improvements, in almost every page, this edition contains a minute account of above fifty different bre cite of Verse-esfurther Notices of Ancient Pronunciation—a Dis sertation on the Power of the Initial S.—Metrical Key to Ho race's Odes- :Synopsis of his Metres—A copious Index, &c. &c. sa ..m.s Work appears to us likely to prove a very iseful publl- Anion. The ram are given in Latin verse, and afterwards ex- Oinked and elud laud in English. The Author seems to tho rougltky understand the principles of his subject, and he has treated it fully, accurately, and ingeniously." Monthlyacricw, April, 1101. See es, British Critic, Deceatber, Deeciatber Isoo.-Altijacohin, May, item. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row.--.of whom may be had, by the same Author, 3. Scanning E:curcise.s for Young Prosodians. I'rice 4s. hoards. 2. An Alphabetic Key to Propria Qum hirributi, Qu= &c. In one Vol. 12mo Price Sts. 64. boubd. ricruAtt,arc °M/ P, Alert 11, MOIL THE COM:Iiff3SITHYBASjor XIS ALIJESTrt NAt'?b kereity glee Mike, Thu on Tait* the. 1.41 th inittni, tbei will4e teeidit In Wit eeite Toper* lit writing s (waled 4) and thief for Theo KS dred Tani et ft ON *OTT tat Ti* monk. Tom'at VAT HOOPS,, the fortnet tp be delivere4 in eight weeks, and. the latter in six weeks, by weeklY into his Majesty's VictualfingStores at Deptford; Ind io lie for by Bills payebie with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hpopt tea" be seen it 41! Secretary's 0 See. J media he had gt Ogres*, ie whi.h the trice thou fret le laterred is es/nit gtherhs or that J. 311 not be delivered to the, Board Infers Oat 004 to the seid ?Imlay the 16,4 ;sow, sir mitre the Persia ialiisaki the Parr, m mom Perrot m hit &hay, at totab,.to iaMioid , Mhos talk/for. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTIrB CUSTOMS, ISLE OF WIGHT. , —..-•FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Custc m House, Eas: Cowes, on Tue•day the 9th day of Angus:, 1803, a: 11 o'Clock in t.he Forenoors, -rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, L have bee!: seized and legally coadetnued, and may be viewed and tasted on appliza:ion to the Warehouse-keeper. FOR PRIV ..Th: TAMILI2S ONLY : 76501 liens Brandy--. 60 Gallons Amts-160 Gallon Genera, and 4} Gallons Wine. TOR DEALERS aso OTHERS: - Whs. Shr, and SOlbs. Roll Tobacco. 101bs. Snuff, (Havaanalt in tin cases)—.l4lbs. tnuffb (Brazil, in Bottles.) Shrub, Coffee, SOgar;Chocolate, Cocoa, Cashew Nuts, Curry Powder, 'fan:minis, preserved Ginger, OILITI Icily and Pickle,. Also, the Broken-up Hull of the Lion cutter, a Bowsprit, two large and twn small Anchors, two Cables, two Warps, with •iundry lots of Beams, Plank, Blocks, dead Eyes, Iron, &c. &c. &c.