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- • - r - = - r - 4 ' t-- - - --- - • „ , • "11,--7.-1 • i ~'~ 'S. . _ . «• „it• , .1 ^ 2 st; , 7,- • . , l s:~ if E R (i()513) tinropoi, tbe two lasi Nishu al the Witches Route; and, u..tion of the Cotillion , and Country. Dance by beli glieL a ccsn ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. l obe PatroisT al t their_ Royal Highpetwee . the p r i me c f and,Duke of York. PRESENT FRIDAY, JUNE 17, and IO&R.0W, SATURDAY, JUNE IP, only, qt half riseiv, a Grand Equestrian Eut.cee, with the CAltactrl‘ "gbt "High Drested Horses; aho, TWP she BOYS of BRI'LAIN, and SHE's fiorsetnansbip b_y_ Mr. and his eccentric WM, FAIL, with . a Microconamif Cro4Ellta4s Rorer end fHe likrlsq_ninadt of. • PAret, .hag plist six.—Half ,kb ANA' HUNTED let The HONSe r Bs; Print! Charades ley. The whole to coykriude tiffelttitiT;,Colurobi4e, opened* half *past utlf past el&ht prec4ACl7 - taken a,i . th . 6 Theatre f!icpt Len ti - DIP. ... MARlttiti , krit - ~tiliT'a" HILL COTTAGE; th 4 Restdcnce 6 ce r the Matt Hbnourable LORD T HOBLOW, 4444 e d es .tiqui "C'oacts • Noise,. Carden. Statile, &c. atiOL pnt s• ai Acres of exceliont • riliailCier.a,pd 11,164tre t t illouie.plasiantly'sltuhted Pear adjoiniqg tp the " T on& in a post respectable neighbourhtiod, is perfectly: rei• re d, and comrMn• icating vritiCtite . tuctropoliA (froptwkitis 1t $ os g ay six i4itts) by. good. raids. • Dsellingtiouse is commodious and conveßiently fitted up I t b e scFopintoditiop of a. genteel Family. • hrfiriber prticoUrs?.ppli at Mr. JaAnes's Office, No 4, New oreil•Court, .I.ineohis Ind, whiir Tickets of adigstiots may ▪be bad forviewkse the premises; • • • eItEMISTIU , lust pubEsia; Pike 74.* in boards 4 A NEW SYSTEM of CHEMICIN PHILOSO: NAY; PART L B 1 JOHN DALTON: — hinted for R. Bias:MAC Strand, Loildno, by S. Russell, THE;iIFE OrTHE AUTHOR . ; • • • the prat, and ahortly. will be published,"in Throe Volumes, rice One Gu➢gea in boar THE ITIN E MEMOIRS of an ACTOR.—By $. W. RYLEY. /113 Work will contain a vast variety of interesting matter, in opened with Arsecdotet of living Theatrical Ckarracterg, as asthoae who have " ceased to labour." icoiau Flinted for Taylo; and Heavy, N 0.93, Flat t. ' - • On the Isla[ July will be iniblisbed, Tear motioned Monthly), price 6J. ornamented With a beau& Copper-Plite, and an Engraving on Wood, Nelon' I. of rHE JUVENILE CABINET ; or, Magazine of ftItTAIIMPIT NeTAUCTION fOr BILITUrI YOIITS• :raining Narratives, Select Miscellaneous Subjects, Su. &e. Printed for. Pratt, Smith, arid Lesson i Covuotry, and sold by Aram, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Patstnoster-rosALondon. This day were published, • Handsomely printed in Octavo, price I2s. inboard, 11EMOIRS of Captain GEORGE CARLE- In TON, an English Officer ; including Anecdotes of the War it Spain under the Earl of Palma so lOU n, add many interesting Paticelan relating to the Manner's of the Spaniards in the begin- *ad the lin Century. wRrrTEN BY HIMSELF. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Ifuw, s 2, flees-street, LondcM. A wry few Cepies are printed in Royal Octavo, price a ;wad. le boards, • - • MA. voles tusToStAL Jot published, by Wllliabi PA W; Atemalie-street. .HIRTORT . ' of 'the - EARLY . PA R t of the REIGN of JAMBE the fige01 1 11Y; with an Nut on the .History-al IngSaaa, /tom the Accesskin Pf she Bosp.of Tudor, to the Death of Cliatlpothe Second. By the lull Right Hon. OHARI4S JAMES FOX. To which is added an Appendlif,'orValuablesOriginal tfocum,ent4 'collected by the Author, N.B. The Editiop is superintended, slid a Prerace prefixed, ly Lard Holland. • This Work forms, Quarto Volume, and is published in the tiro following S4tS lit—Demy Quarto, printed ona good C o mmon Paper and dm Type, price Thh 7 ty-six Shimngt, boasdi. 9d.--Royal Quarto, printed elegantly ow fine Wove Paper, sib alarm Type, price Two Guineas and a Half t oxiriboards. Eacb Edition embellished with a Portrait of the AMBOTs.never Mtn Engraved, taken from the last Bust Wetted by Mr. Na blus—The Engraving for the Royal Copies, is if &Luta Mze the that for the Dem' Copies. . . N.B. A Translation of the Appendix is published, Booty Quarto, price Five Shdliors. Royal Quarto, price Seven Shillings and Sigpeoce. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOMY. Dis day were published; in Two Volumes 12mo. iliustratFd by IS *lett superior Engravings, price 13e. in boucle, and 141.1ahund ered, POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN. TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEWS -1:11X, intended chkdy for the JS STUDRNI6 and YOUNG NISOII6. Ey GEORGE GREGORY, D, D. Doctor in Indlosophy and the Arts, &c. ; Vicar of Wei-Haut Desestic Chaplain to the LOrd Bishop of Landed'; lid •Aut dor of The EcoutrnY of NUM, &C. C. Printed for RISIIA RD Pint tits, 6, Eridge-street ; god to be had of au Bookiellers. • Of whom may also be Wad, just published, The GRAMMAR Of-NATURAL and ELPLRI SI ENTAL Plitt/SO "YAT•the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Class Book, &c. price 3s. in hiee. • - - .-- . htstpab%shed, and for sale by Ogle and Allman, EcUnburgh t 11 .01 h, Glasgow, and R. Ogle, e 2.5, Holborn ; and T. Ha- Alikeh, 37, Paternoster-row, London, THE EVANGELICAL PRA CHER ; or. 11 Collection of Doctrinal and Prisctical Sermons, chiefly It,.GirrrsagouhryeEGithistverennott,,Z l l7rj.:vißzr . in N eel l) l3=lC , E•F It seize, Some, Pearsall, Botrise, Wintert Booth, &c. Selected and warmly recommended by the Rev. John Bioisn and 441 . **re, of Whitburn, and Dr. Erskine apd Mr. Peddle, 'of Liinbuigh i 3 T O L 1 2m°. boards, 11 s. Serthons l by IX L. Brown, D. D. Principal of:M;ristbal Col- lellesAbercleft ; bOards 7i. • Sermous on hneresfing Subjects, very useful for the Comfort sat lostructlon Of the, Serious Christian. By A.. Buchanan, late Ili/lister of the Goßel, Inverkeithing ; avg. boards, only 3s. 64- Berry-strvet'Sernons : Faith and Practice represented in 54 Sermoutpreiched at Berri-street, 1733, by Waits; !le*, Guyse, Prict,lengatlO, and Hubbard, published for the use of families ; 2 vols. third edinon, 94. Th ._ e Mystsu of Godliness,nsidered. in 61 Sermonsovbere , tte mossy of CHRIST IS prove d oh no other Midence thin the' word of Goo. ' gythe late Rev. T. BradlturY; 2 /Ob. svcs• 1214 01005.. • 2 6 Mitiet et Ultitaa; or the Bier jalsours, smd liast ReMairl4 tux will meet tee Public eye, in several Discourses,; b 1 Qs; Rev. lhor*B4400; 3 v012.1)04;4; 9i: . The Crook in the lot ; .by Thomas Boston • i bourlds ii. s 4. • *tom on I rv i n: nit Subjeets ;by the late Rey . . Matthew . _., _ . .b., •t t I , .• ,... , ....-...-• , 7 ... ~ • . -- "•?••r•', ;.. A' : • -, .... 1. 4 1 4 - •'• t . • . - fit) .. • .' . ,N.,1).. ' '4 .. , ' f i .• 1r : -0, v. •i / . 1 4 ,4• . i ..- - .. • r.. - 7 • r . • • ( la_. 7 • -,.----_ TWAY, J J SIX PRIZES O i rivairet 14111tISAN7p pourniC - • TO BEGIN RAVING 2ettibiTHlS MONTH; IcHARDsow, GOODUTCK, and Co. 11 " , ^_ •Ccirnbill, and facing the King's Mews, ipisHans, respoctinEr Acqvaitit the thit the New Stint Ise -11117 T.lctett al l Zr s es4ce taw OD. Sale in Varietx of 14100. Tbe SeUw. e ' • Prizes of so,ooq. 10,000 ot s ** 7 ' 21(19°.'"2:11/1•111 the Trbtiltibo 1 ,0 0 4 400 of. 2 Alid .5,090 otheT.l NEW STAIT .1410:1TERY. SIX PRizsa OF, TWENTY. IIiOUSAND Pc:4I)MS, • • Besides the usual number of st 10,000; 45,000, 2,000; &c. &e. S WIFT ?,,nd Co. No. 11, Pottitsj And so. 12, Charing-Cross, are selling the Tithes and Shares of the above Locihry, to begin ars/tins .on the .28tli Jima. The Schen* contains the sane number of:Tickets "stir list Lottery, with doable the - nngsber of TwaisTr TiOnsmi Ds ? a eircutust.%nces never before known in so stria a Lotter?. • Tat folloiring Prizes were sold in shires at Saw: and CIA Offices l s the last Lottery, viz. • • . • No. 8,824 a Prize of .44100 No. 6,89 S - 1.000. No ! . 11.087 - 3,000 8,417 - 1,0(70 13,635 - 1,000 • 10,231 - 1,000 24,884 - 500 also in the preceding sit months, No. 11,070, Prize of 290,000; No. 184, Prise of £10,090; No. 5,899, No. 15,078, and No. 17,624, Prizes of 1,1,000. with others of L. 500, &c. B.c. N.B. Ltsti of the Prices in the City Freeh*llestapy may be . receiyed gMtik at the abs Ve °lces. sottit HAM DEVODi. To Az sour.* FEE, BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, f irLIE I.l7lprOprtate Tithes of the ieveral Parishes Chtieitts, ferries, and King's V. ip the &Anti pf tieviin corprlidiss tiearly live thousand Ave hundred Acres.- , —.Por furt her particulars *add to tteat for the Tithei; apply to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, heiverion, neat Weilington l Somerset, or to MAsre Blake, Cook's-Court, Carepst;eet, Leticia. /r4t 1 1, Itici* " GROWING - CROPS *OF GRASS.—CLAPHAM. To In SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DRIVERS, Oa Of . rn m on, du Monday oat, at Three o'Clock in the After • • noon, in Five Lots, ALL the excedlent CROPS of GRASS estimated at above two Loads per acre s standing and growing upon 0449 *Timm of 'very rich M e adow Land, upon the Hyde Farm,' *Watt in Dturnure-lane,Clattam, near the five-mile stone, and lute In the ottliPatloo of Mr. W h ite, which will be divided lino lots for the convenience of purchaser s, • " Mr. John Wrentham, the Bailiff, *lll slew the glifferent Lots, of whom printed particglars may be hid; aleo*:at 'the King's Heat, Croydon ; ' Plough, Clapham ; hone and Groom, Sires. tbam ; Spread Eagle, Wandsworth; Buck's Head, Mitc ; and of Messrs. 130..rs,Stirveyors and Land Agents, Icent London. ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON THE'BORDE.RS 01' QUIT • AND SURREY. Messrs. DRIVER, • - At Garraway's Colfgaiouii, 'Change-Alley, on Thursday, th 4 Jupe, 1808, ttf twelve 01 Six Lois ; A VERY Valuable and particularly Deeintble FREF.4IIOI.J3 ESTATE, and a small part COPYFIOLD ; most delightfully sitnate In an excellent Netglibourhood, at Molly Inn, near Forest Row, on . tik e ton and Levees Roast, 3.s miles from - London, 24 from Brighton, and 10 from Tunbridge, consisting of in elegant Mewl& Hasse, fitted u' in the Villa style, in complete repair, containing an excellent Suite of noolnis of good , proportion, with Offices of every description , which GM be requ ite or convenient; an excellent Kitchen. Garden, mom , pletely stocked with Fruit Trees,' in full bearing, and about 2.'4 Aires of rich Arable. Meadow, and Wood Land, in the highest state of cultivation • together *kite Right of Common over more than 6000 Acres, ;nd abounding with a variety of Oarne. The Mansion to and viewed with Tickets only, which, with printed particulate, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Mon Driver, Monts. Land Surreyixa, & c. Ittnt Road, London, where a Plan of the Estate may beam. Printed Par ticulars May also be had at the White klart, Oodstoue; Dorset Arms, East Grinstead ; Star, Lewes ; Cast*, at Brighton; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells; and at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, 14ttdon. , KENT FARMSil i ft u rT . By Messrs. ttt At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Cliang&elley,Cornhin, on 'new day, the 7th of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, in seeetathille, SUNDRY very Valuable FARMS, corisistb 2 y of above 400 Acres of very rich Arabl;, l'ideadow and arsh Land, most conveniently situate in the parishes of Seitiey and Frith, in the county of Kent, within 12 milei orate Nfeteepelia in the occuation of John Wyburn, Thomas Wiling, James Ser- geant, TrAlias Seal, .usd John Weeks; to be let von a lease of 21 years, from Michaelmas, 1808. The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. Binge, at. Bexley ; ond those at Faith by applpug -to the fts.P B c-tive'accu piers.—Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Binge ; Ship Ta vern, Woolwich ; Castle, Unhurt; )falcon, Gravesend; Crown, Rochesier ; Star, maideterie; Bull, Dartford; Reil Li6h; Yarn inghani ; of A. Yailiin t Esq. OrtitOrniond-inreeti iu Gerraway's and of Metsre-Dtilose, Lend Surreters,Kentwood, London' . • MARSHLAND, ROMNEY MAUI* TO By-Mesirs. the araclin's He'd Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of July, )4458, A u 'Pro O'clock in the A ft ernoon , i n several Lou, QUNPRT ver)t ValUablO VAI3:MS; consisting of Ages of exceeding rich lidatalilind, in very high cons icon, situate in She parishks of e, S mit h , Wareham, re Bnzet, Ivey Church, Snargate, and New, the county of Kent, in th e - occupation of Jeffej7 . Monk. rigs. Eve sod Maybue, and John Smones ; to be let upon a lease for kl pears, from lVfichaelniis; 1108. The Lands to in vievAd by applying to the respective occupiers and partieulals tnay bii bad Htfingaracerrs Head, Ashford; &ran, Hastings ; Geofte, Rye ; New lan, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple. lore ; Folkestone .ft was, Folkestone ; King's Head, CanteMpry Star, Malditane ; Crew*, Rkelsester.; KOok,Slftiogbourne; Messrs. Tournay, Hythe ;of A. Parldn, Esq. C IDraiond-street ;at GarrativirS, and of MCSSII: Drivers, Laid. Sotvefors, &c. Ktipt tvibd, T.voesst. IN 11 LT.7E 7 0i 1-Pplis,.BA3 Ruprs STOCK SHOP FIXTURES, ate. • FOR SALK BY AUCTION. Unless disposed of. the meat( time by Private Contract, of which due notice will be Ora, (by order of the Assignees), on Tueidif the'3th' the luli next, and fallowing dais at eleven in the forenoon, en the premises, situate at the bonus' Of High street, near the Bridge, in the City of Bristol, ALL the genuine and fashionable Stock in Trade , and Shop-Fixtures of WILLIAM BELL, tomper. a kru Banpt, togethe r with the Lease for seven ykar,lses afOresaid, the SSth of Mara Out, of the D we lli n g-house and preni which for business stand se the most eligible sittiation in said 'City. I The fiduse'being duirough luivingss connhodrOus Shop with a partmentndsoe and shosty front. The stock consists of a ge neral assa of Linen Drgery Goods,part of arida has been recently laid in from the first markets. Also, fur. Sale hi Priinne2Contrace. the valuable Lease, five years and a half of which art now unexpired, of the Skogt and Warehmises, being MY. 1, in Saint toba.striter, Bristol, lately copied by the said William Bell, the Rent whereof is•auty 4.27 - - • .• . . . . .. • ._ . . . . • . . ~ • ...•. - • • _ .. ~ ... . . - doP - Ary.k. ..,-. ~,',...,.... ,-• .. .-. : . ~- i.: -:_:. • ' , - • ~. •• ' ' • NE - : IT,. 1468 . • se . x p . . • On the premises of Messrs. Widow-Symons apt 4 Son. 11101,110., Side- Plymouth, on Tuesday, net : 1 ‘,0 1 4?; '• • 'TYE Hiditd 'and "Fiffeeri mole. 'Barrels, le. al( Ditto 'of Rlt JO* Viehirllt," ;So& Virettexo r, restored to lot Cigniant.-r-For view's; _de idiom and !.partlculars, apply st the Couutibit-lionsalof malt - Widow SYMONStadd . 05911,,r/Sinslbe ; 1 7 4.W° • ..A.; On Thera* the SO* dayof di* &hint (Ju ne) e l liu .I%ao-em • I?Abn FireitoonOit Worme i i s tk, •-'• % THE Good Ship AcTrvE ,...... L ei# gaFt. 1 lAZ I -a- Breadth 2671.6 In. De l a in the Hold 9,Ft. 11 In. Hei between Decks tibiler beam and'AdnamsnrcellsJlTonsi con get- voyage froth St. Ufsei to Philadelphia, and moo:. At-AIM as Mile tis: hi& bEajesry's cuter ALM, Lient..Hetiry• AVlttri - Cortunifeler. • • • • . • • • She is a remarkable strong built Ship, is well found, gal atay ',at sent to sea at a very littA expedite. • itiggediately after the sale of the above will be sold * Tuns jrrenrahTillltAribeibeing theZeiniiodoilk die cargo of the gailbyt 11118, lan Tiednian, late thaw analoanned as Nimes* his Ma +aye armed ship-Harlequin. alliempylikil fr. C. Anawniker, Com mender. For viewing, inventories and 3 apply to • • LAZ. and NAZIS 11, Brokers Falmouth. -Dated Ist June, tele. - •t • • • ... SOMERSET: On Monday, the Ist day of August ileac it the White Hart Inn, Wellington, ilreeisely at Four o'Cislitin the afternoon.' ' A MODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSE, 1 - called WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the tesidence of Admiral Sawyer, bnt now occupied by-Mrs. Cathie ' with the • Coach-houses, Stables, O ffi ces, Osydens,'lnd Pleasure Grounds, • and all or any part of the Farm adjoining. Thuliouse is delightfully situattel to tileA r ak of Taunton. and immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, though- perfectly secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The Prin. 0101 floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hell and Steircme. And-tooth 20 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, a Drairing-rooMlo feet 7-inches &Titre, a Dininproom 23 feet 9 'inches by IS ft. 6 Inch. and a Study 13 feet square. Ali.c.ve the principal Floor there are, two stories of family apartments and DreSsing-roorns adjoining. The attacked Offices are replete with accommodations and the detached ones haite spiry sort of convenience. The Farm con tains about 100 Acres of the richest% Land in tlic Coc,nly of Somerset. At the same time will be sold a numbe r of Fields detached front each other, but adjoining the * Town of Welliii4tori; and the Manor 'Or Lordship, with a most desirable Estate, called Wel lington Park, consisting of a Farts House with. suitable We l lington and about 380 Acres of ttch lylealow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land - Particulars in the mean tuns may be obtained at the Office of MI% White, Solicitor, Wellington, Somerset ; or of Mr. Dyne, Solicitor, Serjeanes Inn, Temple. • SCOTT'S LIQUID DYES, To colour Silk Stockings, Linen, Cotton, Silk, Tiffany, Gauze, • ' Feathers, Furs, itci. omE of these D.YE4 die much in use by 'Mead bleachers,, Woollen and Yarn Manufacturers. Jta)boo-ttres sem; Bookbinders, Hat and Feather-dyers, Artificial Flower nutkers and various other businesses ; all Private Families will find sheen very useful to Stint any ariicie of Lady 'S Diem, and the Nankeen Dye for Geidemen's Pantaloons, Esc. gives a co. lour equal 'el new, and arel ou ick s k tul simple to use. Sold. with .11raltions, in lei, vie. Pink lye , ea. dd. Lilac Bloom, or Purple Dye , ed. Nankeen Dye' ls. 2d. 14ntild True Bhie, frogile. the'bottle,in several sisel.• ' i Likewise Scott's Durable Ink, to mark or write on Linen with aspoinlatit Will not discharge, price 2s. the bottle. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by JOhn Scott, Colour Prepares to her Majesty, 417, in the Strand, a few Altai foots Bedforisstreit i end by most vender% of bottle articles in 1116 s kingdom. - TO GENTLEMEN OF THE ARMY AND NAVY, AND TO EXPORTERS IN GENCRAL. WBAYLEY ezgs leave to recommend his • PATENT BLACKING CAKES, which for more thin THIRTY YEARS have maintained a &tided sup,erlority, and are now greatly improved. One of these Cakes (price only Sixpence) by the addition of Water only, makes a full Pint of Liquid Blacking, which is about One 'Third of the Priie the Japan Liquids are generally sold at ; and it has thia.further advantage, that Sixteen Cakes, making Two Gallons of Blacking, may be packed in less space than a single Pint Bottle of Liquid. The superior excellence of this 'Blacking is to newish the Lea ther, keep it soft and pliant, and prevent it from Cracking ; and by an Improvement lately made by tise Patentee, it produces a most brilliant let Black Gloss; and will not gall the finest Linen. It Trill keep any length of dine in any• Climate. 14. B. The Patentee requests it may be observed, that instead of the Label formerly pasted ou the Cakes, they ate now stamp'd with these Word., "Improved by the Patentee, W. BAYLEY, London, i 807;' aid each Bill of Dlreedotts is-egned whit kb name, which appears on the outside of the Wrapper Sold, Wholesale and Bete Bat's.tv and ilisAtw, perfumers, Londols, rift id rhelt. TH°B4 Cfses that yielded last year to t he bent& 1 dal effects of SPILSSUIRY'S PATENT ANTIiCORBU• TIC DROPS, a remedy of Thiity Years aid upwards t n repute for the Cure of Scurvy, Gout, Rtieumansin, Scrophult, Nervous , Initations, and obstructed Cireitlatinn of Bile, du willfind k ne -1 tessary at this period of the yea} to recur again to the use of this Medicine, in order to prevent the system apt' btb visited by a . return of the old complaints. This Medicine is now sold in bottles of Ss. 6d. t Joabte beide, tOi.; indtlargeral. 2s. duty Included, having the Words, by the King's Patent, expressed on the bottle, bill of directions, and opt 'side wrapper. The King's duty also IS priffted in black ink. An allowance of 6d. in melt bottle, on taking half a dozen. Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, Fret Living 4 Ike. are renlOrd the use of Dr. FOTHERGILL's NERVOUS DROPG. TO DR.. FREEMAN. SIR --Certain indiscretions , w hich are too apt to be • the fate of *young Mee, hid so ruined my constitution that I 'rah brought almoa to the grim ; my Waimea was so great I could not stand,'my roses *ere apt at times to leave me and my Whole frame wag So Convulsed that the vessels seated Inealiable of carrying on the functions of life, but with great dineuky, other symptoms attended which I shall not enumerate. but blare to your. selfto judge_Of. Chance, at this time; threw In my way a person who bed isliciararl under a alright diaordet, be strongly reco up mended to the your FOTHERGILLI NERVOUS 'CORDIAL DROPS, the of it, I Muse mane, in a very abort - time suf. prised me, by regularly using them for about aft viTekii dic ()Re ed disorder' his left me, • and I feel' niyielf every day gaining health and strength; which I brie been impudent M-tommoielcate to rot, is an . biducettient to etVers to apply in the nisi way, to this hivaltiable Medicine. Sir, your obedient Servant, • JOHN THOMPSON. London Coffee House, Ludgate-street, April if. ' • • TO DR. FREEMAN. SIR—I hatrion 'abound under a severe comp! w hi c h was attended with depresslog and lowness of tsOlts, d o t of the beat, emit . ' consent fitWg as tbeitglawere wing to die —on seeing your advertisement of br. Fothergirs Drops, tbeyip. , ?eared to answer my case, and otte bottle Waiproctifed from which I fasuaa astesithlng benefit, watt/the mat ** littlest Was iressored . greater streogsh sod vigor than I ever piteseassi Wary, sh im pcc4s i on su 7 cootinue tq use it and look upon at a pat* *Amble fahllly Isoldkint. • Sk, taut ttedient • l'etinai4quarif, 1604. • • MAE- WARDS. sord 'Wham& Wed Rata , at Mr. Botlees Charm:Ado, _ sect ROCI:1 by meet Covina, - 4 • • . . 'O4 A .....101....rfe• et- . r r Atig. 9 !FICA . " Jow fstOictkig AvOirgiera, Thit 4,114 is e o r r Tar.itr.;4.4oAßO*72l•firfile Tr 41 Off•" 41 / 01014/1 *a the High Seat, suidtiortirjairirdietios fthe Adoiraity f issizisth larie add a Jaidies IL is4fit9W 44 . 4 .1M 11 /: 001 9 ,Ase 4 - 444 Next, at # 1 , 4 1.,61.4 is *lv earsiqr. • • "ss E sU *mi l % . or Peri:nit ieluagitect witn ,AvX. the CULAIRE mut hiTANAGEPAr4 LAM% brii• 49g she Coisassud MONNY; May be of a-safe and atprautp,geoua method at e5991091991.4410-M4 9 #9 lONEe arf ffeitableligoaciviirlie 4014 1 : atti,sum - rnet . liatclyr!quired. 0001. 9/111 be seeiu:ed ha valtuthferdpd:rty.*" let- Partial:as may lie ktiosa; ea lip by ter, (iihyt free), .1 . 441 1 4mied t 9 d - . Z. Ne. R Picket,suise, Tempt* Dot. , . • FOREIGN nrrAL - LlCE,titet.. • • 'tax MAY IL. • Tsk ie th tr e a tim betWeen er iends S itthe t tfl ue grt 1 1 k 7 = fruits, particulatly lemons, whiek Arci;iitinclispensal . A the English for their pupeh. • The Sitilianrecerre in return manufactures, which are ifterviar•dr ported; to Africa and' different ports of the Levant. The Royal Family are still at Palermo. ' • MAY 19. The Austrian General baron Von Vincsat, well Jtnown for the numerous negotiations in whit lit twy ( been employed, passed ;hrough ibis city on the 17 for France. • MIpDpE.WRGH, MAY 18. There has appeared off the Isle of Walcheren an English *et of eighteen sail, of wlriciv twelve are ships athe line. Shoe their design be against the French and Dutch squadron in pushing, they VIA inlet with a proper reception. • . - COPENHAGEN, MAY 2.1. Tornea, by which the Russiane intend to pene trate into Sweden Proper, is situated in the. North of Lapland, and is the last town of Europe towards the Arctic Pole, and in Swirlier exhilkits the singular spectacle of constant daylight. At onr midnight the Sun is seen in the northern hemisphere under the polar. stars- Is was at Tornea that Maverttiis, Ce: 7 sius, and other mathematiciaas, accomplished the ai duous task of measuring the- Merid ia n, and there the depression of the Earth at -the Poles was first disco vered. This region is one of the most dreary the face of nature" presents.—Score a shrub rises from the finzen soil. The eye perceives only arid sands, har ren heaths, and snow.covered hills. The territory of the Stadtholdersbip of West 13othni3, to _which Tor._ nea belongs, consists of 1900 Swedish square miles, on. which,however, there are scarce 70,900 inizahitants: . PRESSUIU 1 6' -,..0n t MA, The Russian troops coming fro pi Catty lonian islands, We Changed - Ther tvute, r and, in,steaS Of marching by Brody, will take the shorter route by Tarnopol, in order to be able morespeedily to oitittlla Russian army in Moldavia. Letters from, . I. as*Wy assert, that recruiting is very bitsk there, and that the Poliih Prince Poniatnway is appointe4 immecltc •ately, with a contiderable body of . troops, in bre,iit up for Spain. • • ' • * BANKS PP THE MAIN, MAY 29. A letter from Vienna says—“Ottr foreign relatiOßS are managed, as usual, with secrecy, and 'nothing : 4 is proper, reaches the public. But the trenquMity which prevails here generally, and more particularly - with regard to military preparations, chew* that the warlike reports, propagated abroad; are prematnte and unfounded." VIENNA, MAY The Russian armistice with the Porte has reached its termination; but will be prolonged till the consist' sent to Petersburgh brings back fipther orders to tbe Imperial General Prince •Prosnra °?sirT OANKS OP THE DANUBE, MAY le. Letters from Turkey say, thit a &lan of the Grand Seignior will speedily appear, forbidding Ai* introduction . of English • mercze lout Tiaykey, on pain of death. The Greeks:of the Turkish islands, and of the More', have declared themselves against the English, since they have learnt that the Russian Government, which they look up to as their protec tor, has declared war aginst England. ' KONINGSBUROH, MAY 8. The following declarationlately appeared in out Gazette : • dg However scrupulous Prussia. may have been io maintainingher engagements entered into with France and Russia, with respect .to breaking off intercourse with England.and Sweden, yet the attempt has been arain renewed, to place the conduct of the Prussian Government in this respect in an equivocal light., Such an attempt has been made in No. 460, of the Hamburgh 'Change List of the present year, in an rticle dated Helsinsoer, March . 10, stating, that a Prussian ship,Captain terrin c ommander, belonging to Memel, hid. arrived there from the North Which, hesidei'eoffee, and nicrs,t cpantity of cotton; brought a variety of merchan*Se. from Sweden, all Aid' were efterwards forwarded. But while this.ac, couflt exposes iti unfounded nature by saying that,. the goods were Luided in:Denmark, a country wlege the same prohibition exists as in Pciissia, awl departed thence without being hindered, she Prussian Govern. mein caused an examination to lie talce' en of the Ship pers, pilots, and tailors, who declared that the ship sailed from Memel with a ledirig of dn Oiler Hok ,4ate 27th Mar, 1807,:eratenlard'il ,Pl4. ll2 o_.froi , ;way on account of damage, ' and was owlet to re, • • there- iit , the end if the yeer farther necessary • • • from thence stlieveached Hull* the rills grAity ) ;, 180 s, f r o l ino& put t * ta.l4 rith' of Februer4lU:isitase:* ivithont any goods ! On het' voyaga . baillt she asiths wt into Norway,:eathe dthiissestitOstaria whether erdi tatregatwaS fiti from.4cartrotti.ifienie she chi ailed on the I oth.kiiiiiittroittflii }Wingate ost the 11th, es laden wids.:lszlimit tor *mei, maid tbo - pair haw the Baltic, itid was driven Sy Cesisary ~ - - I :..