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The principal Characters by Mr. INCLEDON, Ir. TAYLOR, Mr. LISTON, Mr. DENMAN. DICKONS, Mrs. LISTON, and Miss BOLTON. T o which will be added the Pantomimic Ballet of TH OF NAPLES. licru7, (the Deserter) Mr. FARLEY; skirmish, Mr. ORIVAIaI ; Louisa, Miss ADAMS. Thursday will be acted (for the first time) a New Comedy, The Widow's Only Son. for the Boxes to be takers of Mr. BULNDON, at the New r. • in Prinee's Place. Hart-street, from ten till four, . [PRICE LLFPE,Wre . 0 rm. MERCHANT 'TAYLOR'S SCHOOL. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held bn Tuesday, Jane 12, HIO, at She City of Lamina Tavern, at Half-pan Four prechely. _ etavrains. 'rhea" 0. L. laremiawauta Schwan, LL D. 'exit Daiwa, LL. D. The Rev. Haslet Tomas Jonas, B.D. CNARLiSIOUNSON_ NA+ TROISAS WAITS Mariam, Esq. FRANCIS STILADNIAN, Esq. Maas, los. 6th Ink may be had as usual, at the bar of ihe Tavern. This day W 45 published, In 'rbree Volumes, 12mn. price 13s. U. boards, AN N E of II Rlyr A NN Y, an Hisronic nt TO MEItCHAN PS RESIDING A r THE OU PORES. AGtNTLEMAN of considerable experience in Mercantile Concerns, is desirous (If undertaking the Agency of a few Houses of respectability, at any of the Out Ports, who may have business to transact in London; Ana, as he iatends to devote his whole attention to that particular line, he tru.ts will be enabled to give satisfaction to those, whose affairs he m tv engage to conduct. References to some of the very first h.).1, in the City will be given: and letters from Principal. addres for A. Z. at Mr. Mt.rdoch's Library, Hart-street, bittouisbui ! ., will be punctually attended to. Rc:4Axcr. " The union of Bretarot with thfsFrench Crown under Charles the Eightli and Lewis the Twath ' wad the final extinction of the Engti4is InfLience in France , will always he subjects of general interest nut inferior to the mot strikiug incidents in the page of fie lore, ti st. Enter, S vuls. Printed for C. Craduck and W. Joy, 32 Paternoster-row. Where may be had, just pub lished, t ht Pam* of Mon - rAuamtosr, Times of Terror, fuelizap B.e. price 6s. board*. , BUISTRODE, BUCKS. MANORS, Mansion, Gardens, Pleasure Groun Is, Plantations, Woods, Park, and Varna, w.th all the capi• al and stately Oak, Elni, Ash, Breen, and other Timber growing the►eon, the Valuation► of which are now asct-rtained ; and the whole is ready for Sale, together with the large Stock of sn►e Deer in the Park.—Particalars may be known by Principals making written application to J olsa Viltite,E.sq. Devon shire-pl 3 ce London. This (lay was publisheil, price Ss. 60. • Dedicated to the Right Hon. the Earl of St. Vincent, A MONODY to the MEMORY of the Right Honourable LORI) COLLINGWOOD. By LADY CHAMPION DC CRESPIGNY. ASHLEYS ANNUAL. BENEFIT. SW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. WHITSUN EVE, SATURDAY, the 9th of JUNE. 1810.11 , 01 be performed a GRAND SELECTION OF MUSIC, Which Madame CATALANI will sing " Angels ewer " " 0 quanta l'assima," and Mozart's air 6* 0 Dolce; with Au'hr)r LI" Letters of Advice from a Mother to her Son." Prino.d or T. Cadelt and W. Davies, Strand : sold aJa by Katebard, ; awl James Richardson. Conibill. Ot whom also may be had, price los. 6d. in boards% A . New &lid" of Letters of A !vice from a Mother to her Son ; t 3 which are added, Leo-re .undAy, on Duties of Patent, and Children, oft Disair Pion. _ • __ FOR SALE BY PRIVATS CONTRACT, r THE beautiful and renterkable fist Bailin LET- A- TER of MARQUE Schooner, ZEPHYR, ailme3sures per register 172 411-24 . tons....This is one ofthe hanclunkst best adapted Vessels for dispatch that Lus bran seen in the Pot t of Imedon for some time, is nearly new, and had a thor•iii• uatfte at Plymouth about four months age, and may be sent to sea inmsepately. Fur vieleting the Vessel and other particulars, apply to Mr. S. Cock, str, Old Broad-itreer. ASHE will sing " Holy, holy LORD," and " In sweetest ty." And Mr. BRAHAM a new Song " Destined "" Deeper and Deeper still," " Waft her Angels," and Death et Abercrombie.' ,use with the Coronation Anthem." GOD save the Kinr." P.irt H. (by particular sirsir4 a £plo of Corellea on We iy Mr. ASHLEY. Principal Perform. `s, Madame CATALAN!, Mrs. BLAND, Miss GRIGL!ZTTI, `Liss BOLTON, Master HOWE. and Mrs. A . „s • I3R.tHAM, Mr: GOSS, Mr. W. TAYLOR, and Mr. BELLAMY. of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Further particulars will be annotlneed in due time. to be open at Six, and eummeuce at Seven precise!). ixes, 73. Pit, Ss. 6d. Gallery, 2s. Upper Gallery, Is. Law to he had of Messrs. Ashley, ; and of Mr. Brandon, lit Box Office, Prince's-place, Hast-street, where Places:nag iskeu. day was published, To One Volume 0 t s price in boards, a Second Edition, W •,11 , •114 and large• Additions, of , I IERMON.). 1:y JOHN MA:: KENZIE. D. D. Q. , Minister of Por, pa:rick, and otle or his Majesty's Cluplaius in Ordinary, in S•:utlai i d. • Printed t,.r CNit.ll and W. Davies, Straw,. _ _ tb e tt Thes e Iligc-ot-seti .:re not to be cousil red as separate errootts.: they form a moral work, tomhined together by the 4w:elopement of a corn:non principle, slid composed chiefly with a practiced v; ew to the bearr cLiss, sof the Society. In this view, IL may be ttsr.neti that t• ere are no other Sermons of the same kind in the Erg •ot Langtmar. • . • has 4t.ty , 1% as pul)lialittd, peke 9a. EmbAlishei. with Epp,ravit2gs, the Svscmd &Pion of THE SI'MIT of 151SCOVELY, a Descrir.ive and I-Ibroth:al POlOl,l, In live Books. ' By the Rev. W. LiSCE : Printed by R. Crattwell, and void by Cadell and Davies, Of whuat stay be had, by the s ame Author, ;Ind printed mi- HIONABLE DARCING, by MT. ALLEN, ivately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Goklen-square' , ;es and Gentlemen of any age, who have never-learnt thi.t . ;lishment, or have not the m odern style. ;.ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for thute them it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi ',r genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior grace and elegance. Those who do not want private tg may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set p 1 on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing . Ate most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of profession. The Subscription Aeseasblies are every Friday. NEM: btiDAY THE - 4.0 . 1TEP. If eltAWki. 'WON begs to remind his Friends and the Public, that in this interesting LOTTERY One Ticket may gain lards of L'ioo,o(X), and Shares in Proportion ; „a singlo Six -. may Trct . tte 6,000 Guineas. .40.2, Coss u Li., near the hfansion-Hoose, is the lucky Office lere Fortune is distributing her Favours to her Votaries. 7i.YTON bas to boast of dens: : : the Grand Packet, which pro- Iced £21,765, in last April Lottery. SWIFT, for on Friday next the Lottery will be drawn; therefore, if you wish to hare a chance for the faltering Prizes, you mitgt apply on or before •I'HURSDAY. 4 of £2o,c(to are 0080,000 4 - - 11,001 - 20,000 12 - u 0 12,000 20 iv() 10,tCo 20 - • 100 - 2,000 her with 4940 others of C.O, f 225, szc. in addition to there arc Four Extra Prizes of Ticket!, by which the pur- I;uscr of A Tleiet may gain An Half • A Quarter - An Eighth A Sixteenth ael 00,0111 LO,OOO 25,0(1) T 2,300 6,t 7,0 - SWIFT and Cit.'4 Offices, No. 11, POULTRY; No. 12, CHARING CROSS ; and 31, ALDCATE are recommendvd to purehtmrri in the present Lottery, as having Men remarkably fortunate in the sale of Capital Prizes in the late end former Lotterie3. NEXT FRIDAY, all the sTA•rk: LOTTERY will be DRAWN. 4 Prizes of £.:0,0(1) t Prizes of 41,000 1,000 sou to k 7. &e. &e. AND FOU it EX 112 A PRIZES Of too WHOLE TICE each. Mich are to he given to the Four 'Parts of the 6r►t Number, tlrawu a Prize above £l3, according to their raspectivrt Letter% viz. the Ticket marked Nos. TICKETS. A will receive 1,231 to 1,273. lOO B 1 1,001 to 3p25 100 C •••• ..... •••••• *531 to 1,773 100 D ........ 2,5,n to 2a2s too RICT3ARDSON, GOODLUCK, tnJ CO. = Itcommend to the notice of the Public the above Sch..inse, by. which improved mode of adv.:Mute A single Ticket for £2l 4 0 may gain Li Half Quarter Eighth ••• A.. 3 4 0 12,10.1 Sixteenth ....... ••• 112 6 6,210 _ Tickets and Sha res are o n Sale at their Others Bank buildings, Cornhill, and facing she Gate of the King's Mews,Charing-Co7ms... BRANSCOMB and Ci succv with their usual Great 4, Sold in I.as; Lottery in 78 Shar. s I In the preceding Lott Oft No. 3.73 ..; ,E 20.000 No. 2, G I Xe. 0,000 1 ,6'3 5.000 I 383 ... I ,ocki a_ot £ 5OO each, ... 2,500 I 3 of #.500 each ... 1,101) 21 tIng Shares of almost every Capital therein ; and in Last Year "Ts Six of X 20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of 0250,0009 Irides the First £30,000, the Last £35,000, and wets 5e..40,800 rrer Shared; and in previous Years, to an amount beyond all precedent: are now sellin g Tlebges and Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to be Drawn Brh JUNE, in which there are Four /l to Grand Prizes of Inn Tickets each, which may produce to a riciet £lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6,000 BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against the Deception set forth of their Form and Claims of the Sale of the tirst and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FAC r is, *very Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers each received £1,,547. 16s. 3d. at their Old and Only Mews, in Lon don, viz : 1110 . 3 7, COlt Knit!, ; Ne. 38, HATNIA RKRT ; No. 11, HOLBORN; and No. 269, Si RAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was Mutely Shoal ithd eteld is the Palk - as above. NI I NEW'! HIS P 1 Dun Maeda, Lenox, I !Veolni, 'lnches, N After w Air. Ilri• DIC To w T 1 On Thural "Jed The W Places far lox -Office, N 1( NEW DN WH GR In Which " 0 uriatiorro. :.firs ASH it " r fate," " The Death a conclude End of PA 'who, by h Madame C Miss B Mr. BF Lea3er of f Fu Doors to Boxes, Tickets t at tilt Box I is taken. F Astia privet' to Ladies at accomplisht Mr. At.t. to whom it We for gen Kyle of gra tract:ing nt pepils, on I laagh: Chet professi 141 IYTO that i apwardo o teenth ma No. -where Fe BYTO duces! BE SI be di foleiring Trrgelter cher, I;uscr of A' An A " An A SWIFT' CHARI are ream Men rem; end form( I\lEX' 4 r s Which at drawn a alt. the '1 RI Itte3Mn A OXFORDSHIRE.-TO B? SOLD BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANORS, FARMS, AND ADVOWSON. On . I:hurstlay,the sth day of July next (unless previously dia . isotettofiir Private• Contract). 1- THE MANORS of Swhihrrile, I and /Wally, with sundry velushie compact Freehold Eanis, containing upwards of 1703 Acres, together with the Ativo-A son of the Lici•lg of I.Vidford, sit lying togeth , r, and sittiete in the iev. rat Parishes of Swinirrook; Astal, yid p u n. brook, in tiw County of Oxford. upon the groat mad from Oxf , zd to (*me , gter, allottt one mile front Flisrford, and five from Wa tley, together with an extensive Ri e ;:tt of Fishery, which runs through the 'Manors. For further particulars, apply to `•testa. Strong, Still, and S!rong, i.incolti's inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen); or to Charles !miler. Esq. Kencot, near !I•irford; or Mr. George 11: , rollidv, of Swinbrook, who wilt sio.w the premises. 1 . 1,i3 day was published, price ;Is. the 7th Eeiti to, PRACTICAL TREATISE on the DiEctses of the 'Urethra; paiticulr:rly tresteling •.he eytilptorns it t riding Stricture, Obstructions, Fistulas, incontinency of Urine, Jkets, Ike '1 co tvl , lcit is added, a variety of Q.ses, sheaving the clicaey of D Nl•Nlica:ed Boogies, and a new and safe method 0. trcating a Gotitiorr' - ra ; atso, kemarks oa Caustic Bougie', with extraztl from v .nos Authors, uniformly proving the dan ger an I inefficacy of t'ke Costie. I.ly ii.I.IAM DtJPOUR, Surgeon, For, Proprietor and Vender of Doran's Mt:dim:ea Beret% Published by 1. Callow, No. to, Crown -court, Soho; the Author, N0..54, Frith -strut, Soho • Gale and Curds, Paternoster raw ; Motley and Co. Portsmouth% and Haydon, Plymouth. LORD CASTLEREAGH ON THE IRISH ROMAIOVI'S. • This day was published, price 2s. X.JP•Z TANCE of the SPEECH of Lord Viscount CIaTLERKAGH, Sith May, 1810, upon Mr. DRAT. TAN's MOTION for a COMMI rani to take Into considera tion the ROM AN CATHOLIC PEITfIONS. Printed for Stociabl-, jou. li, Pali-MAIL Also on the • me subject, Lord ICenyon's Observations, 3s. , A greeds veltkh ought to he sparn, Dr. Ditigenan on the extent of the Claims, Secret Iti , tory of the Inquisition, with Rematbs on the Catho lic Question generally, and on Lord Gret:ville's Letter in parti cular, 12 plat el, £ 4. 1.24. Ga. large r spier, proofs, 1 - 4. 4s. Comber's History of the tie. Dart hotomew Massacre, two plates, 12s. large pair, proof 4, ..5.7 L. Is. Dr. Clarke 's Memoirs of the Kingly and Papal Supremacy, 10s. Gd. Bowles's Strictures on the Pledge requiriil of the Ta Mi nistry, 21. cA FA! , NEW-BUILT pow r mt < TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', BY wINsTANLFY AND SON, At the Auction Mart. near the Bank of England, on Thursday the sth July, at 12 o'clock, ine One Lot, THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eligibly .1. wee, Spitablields, communicating with Petti coat-bre, Wilitechapel, 1 his concern has hero recently erected, on the most judidous plan. of Convenience and built of first-rate Materials of every description ' • the interior arrangements are an the latest. improvements, and together, is ronsidered equal, if not suporior, to any other Brewery of the same size, in the United Kindom, en:bracing accommodations for carrying on Trade to almost any extent ; supplied by an inexhaustible Well of fine Water, within its own walls ; Stabling for Twenty Horses, very spacious paved Yard, Cooperage, extensive Store-Louses, Malt and Hop Ware homes, large Coal Cellars, Accompting-houses, Brewer's Offices, with other requisi r and well-eonnected apartments. The Plant, Fixtores, Drays, Harness, Casks, lmplemesits sod thersils fa' every description, which are entirely New, and have bees purchased an the be.st possible Ready-money Terms, are to he taken by a Purchaser at a liberal deduction front the Cost-price. The Premises may he viewed, hy Principals only, so appliza lion for Cards of Admission, tce Wimmenley and Son, Paternoster Row, where Plans, elevations, and Sections may be seen, and descriptive Particulars had. Particulars may be likewise hal - of Mr. 'Warne, Solicitor, 37, Old Broad-street ; and at the Auction Mar. EXAMPLE AIORI POWERFUL. AND SEDUC FIVE Ti lAN PRECEP T. 'Ms day was published, a New Edition, in two vols. price 21. _per Volume, with Engraving!, r THE JUVENILE PI.UTARCH, consisting of • Accounts of the early Studies and Attainments of celebrated Children, and of the early proficiency of waxy Persons after wart!! conspicuous for their Virtue or Talents. Printed for RiCRARD PIITLLIPd, I,ondon, and to be had of all Bonit.ellers. Of whom may he had, a New Edition of the Barrisn Nero', or Lives of Englishmen who have rendered themselves remark able by their Virtues, Talents, or Advancement in Life ; com piled with a view to place before the rising generation Examples ..eortlny of their Study anti Imitation; wish twenty-four Portraits, by W. ATAvail, price s, bound. LIBERAL EDUCATION. TMs day was published, in two handsome Volumes, price 12s in boards, Jae. bound, or Hs. elegantly bound, LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON, during the progress of his Studies at Eton and Oxford. written by the late Earl of --, between the years 1801 aud 1808, and consisting of condensed 011servations and Instructions on all tha Topics of a liberal and modern Education. In presenting this superior work to the Public, the Editor has removed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so as to leave what is published, a legacy of practical wisdom , adapted to all seminaries, and to Youth of an conditions. In elegance of Language, in soundness of Knowledge, in classical Taste, and in Orthodoxy, as well u libera'icy of Opinion, this Work will lay claim to the patronage of all good and wise Per sons, who, as Parents or Tutors, have the guardianship of Youtl . l'rinted for Ric tuts n PHILLIPS, Great Bridge-street, London; and to be bad of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin; Shepherd, Bristol; Knight, Windsor; Mundy, Oxford; Delgl. ton, Cambridge ; arid ail other Booksellers, with the full allow. um is Use ps‘kaaing of %wolflike fur i.ekeele. to: :illy with the :;;;ova, I. Po ENti, (never before published,) written chit fly at Brent hill, in Wiltshire, 84. SUNNI: rs, and °the! Pneins, *: !ohm' s:‘, with en gravings, lot: edition of Vol. I. an.lidedieion of price bs. in boards. _ A PORTABLE CYCLORIEDIA. This tray was published, in one volume duodecimo, printed in nonpareil type, price 14s. in bettrdr, or 13s. bound and lettered, or 15s. 6d. bound and gilt, illu,trated by numwrout engravings. APORTABLE CYCLOPIEDIA; or, Comm:- Dieu, i” rrtAitv of the various As i. s and SCIENCES: includh% all the information which is usually sought for in a Dictionary; and printed in a nonpareil type, so as to include as much &natter as is contained in six ordinary volumes. By T. C. IVATKINS, A.M. _ Besides the obeious utility• of this work as a hook of reference to erudite and stthiiitus persons, it itc,:erves to bt placed in the hands of young perions of both sexes, at school ; And claims a station in every parlour-window and small domestic library. It will be round to serve equally as an index or companion to larger Cyclopmdias, and as a-substitute for them when larger works are not at hand. Printed for RICHAito listiwes, Great Bridge-street, London; and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; Keene, Dublin ; Shapiterd, Bristol; Wilson and Todd. York; Mozley, Gainsbo rough ; and all booksellers. BU fI.ER'S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOThi POWDER. REACTY of Countenance, and reivilarity of Fea t tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but tl•e Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg learn to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or *hew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the preswrit preparation affords the infallible means of removing every V:misli of the enamd, and is safe in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the er.amel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No com position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Cheapslde, corn-r of Piterr.oster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glas gow ; Bela n, PiTtsentruth ; Newbery and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland and Hay Jon, Plymouth ; and most Country Medicine Vendess and Pitrfunasra, in buses itt P.s. 9d. each. AT a Meetisig o . fee COMMITTEE for oxitincei__, Img tilt Affairs elk intended ST4eMFORD Jif NC 11 1 NAVIGATIONAunder Me pewee, and aetleoritles vested is iv Committee by the betters! Meatiogef dse illth day of east), held at the Swan and lee, in Stamford, astritt the slat day of May, 1810, GtOROR GOUtitß, Este he the Chair. The Committee hating taken into consideration the eidetriime mews of Coleitel Noel and Mr: Oddy, appointing a Gemmel Meeting of the Subscribers to this Concern, at the City endue; don Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, London, on Friday the near of April last. and the Itesototions and Proceedinga of like In* , menthol's! Meeting, and the Retort of the Members of Me Committee, deputed to attend the same, and a Letter drone Or lone! Noel to Mr. Thompson, the solicitor, dated the i sth et NW instant, a Letter fro& Mr. Oddy to Colonel Noel. dared dia day, and iodating Resolutions of certain'Subseribers too' Qom cern entered into it the City of London Tavern on that 11101111‘ signed J. Jepson Odd?. Chairmae and an Order of the selinolktil Cu Messrs. Jackson and Johnson, ;Ise l'reasoftrs to this Concern, .0 4 1t y lti rat J. Jepson Oddy, George Watts, Nathaniel Jarman, W. e, and legal Joe Stockdale, and a Cate with the °Olden if the Attorney-comeral„ thereupon bdefi;,_ ' And this Committee having Miens ftle eppliedisapb Meese) the discharge...of the treat reposed in them..s welLie ipect pmmotine the general welfare of the Country is the Ititereots of the Subscribers ; and regretting, from an anxiety fee the prosperity of the undertaking, that the cJnciliwory p et this Conortlttecito the Gentlemen appointed at the said lag of the e7th April to assume the management of this meant have not received their approbation : Resolved, That the Subscribers to this undertaking bawled sub scribed mule' the terms and conditions prtsctabed at a General I Meet irg, held at the George and Angel Inn, Stainford,ms Tiers. day the sth day of September last, arc legally anti equitably boned by the terms and conditions contained in the Reeoletions siftlMS Meetirg ; and that no majority of such Subscribers.however mum vetted, can justly assume to themselves the tight of altering the terms an.! conditions of their subscriptions; or the right of dicta ling the qualifications which shall enable persons interested ' this concern, as Subscribers, to share in the corn roul of this cone cern ; aid the right of thereby redacting the hoiden of a smaller number of shares from any cootroul over the management their own property, which the holders of a greater number shares are equitably entitled to exercise. Resolved, That the lionkers and '1 Teo oil refs appohnedat the sald Meeting of the doh day of September lea, and employed by Committee to receive subscriptions for this undertaking, are countable to this Committee for the sums by them received in name of this Committee on that account : and that the Members L of this Coniesittre arc accountable for the faithful applicatioa of the stuns so recriecd, according to the spirit and meaning of the resolu tions of the said Matting of the sth day of fiepteraber last ; and arc arse verable for any lois which shall happen from their own palrable neieigence or wilful mismanagement : and chit those g-e.ler.iett, who were appointed at a niceties, called " a ~general Meeting of the Subscribers to the intended Stamford Junction Navy:Aim), held at the City of Landes Tavern - Frid.te el': it day of April last , " to draw upon each baker* or Tr e asurers for monies to defray espaliers on account of this concern, have no right to draw upon such Bankers et Treesurers, out of any monies placed in their hands on account of this Cosi mittee. Resolved,* Tbat after a complete serve, of the. different of Navigation proposed by this C .:. is tee u.tiler the directions ache slid Mretlrg iti tee Sib day of September last, shall be , '" befora ties Committee by Mr. Telford said Mr. Fulton, and ritnate of the probable expellees to carrying the same into,ezeo cutitne with the calculations of probable allrantages to the dtb sctibert, shall be laid before the Committee by Mt. Taltsird, ewe eiall without delay be laid before the Subscribers, together with an account of the whole proteetilngs Of dds Committer, isd a declaration of the line of etra.inct wide!) the Comnitbee in cure ne:an to puree, in-order that the Subscribers may have . fir opoortsnity of expressing their approbation It: the past modest of the Committee, and of expressing their anent to, or the . slo4 for their dissent from, the measures which the Committee shall propose in future to pursue. RcsAved, 'That the above Resolutions he signed by the Chdrs man, and aelvertised twice in the Stamford Mercury and Drakard's Stamfbrd News, and in some of the principal London Papers. Messrs ]^cl:4 - :n and lohnson stated et this Meeting that conformity with a resolution of this Committee, of the :td dap' April lag, they have purchased £.3,000 Exchequer Bills, for t benefit of this Concern. GEORGE GOUGER, Ch:unnaa. CASES at %Valour' on the Hilt, Epsom, bun Lucy Bally was (Jur years afflicted with Scorbutic Mini ations in one leg, and speedily cured by :,pilsbury's Patent Anti. scorbutic Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, albo cured of ri ulcerated 141,11 taking seven small bottles—lame; Skelton, aged 211, dtscei in great weakness, with the lobs of Oopieces of bone, story to health at:d a lagorinus occuprion, though the loss leg WAS thought necessary to save his lite. The genuine Medicine has the wards, 'Ey the King's Patent, expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside *rapper and the Kin-'s Duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, IS, Soho-square, London. in bottler of ss. cd.; double bottles, 10s.; and larger, 11. 25. Compound Lweace,to allay unpleasant irshation, Ba. CHING'S PATENT'WORM LOZENGE.. XTORMS are the most frequent . souiTea of alai. ren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and .11140 i• of children should be acquainted with—They occasion 1116 r, petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, sad gular stare of the bowels attended after with violent pains; bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as ventatioe a n d cure of these alarming complaints, the above tied lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony et the highest ctaracters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their ow families stamps its merit beyond competition, and glees a senctioa to it, oev.ditch no other medicine of the kind can boat. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to resort to,-whenever the stomach or of children are any way disordered, whiclrit will alwaysbe 1 to vlieve. Sill wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapshis„ eornerof Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and gow ; Hovland and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery sod Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull end most Country Mediates Venders, In boxes at Ss. and Ss. 6d each. A CARD TO THE FEMALIt SEX. DR FOTHERG I LL's justly-celebrated Fent PILLS, for different coluplAitys incident to the Sea, rlous periods of fife. It has been truly observed, that wontat:, more than the other sea, may be considered in a certain degree as invalids ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, front the na tiire of the functions they are destined, as mothers, =erns, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an hat those regular secretions connected with the fall enjoyment health. To act on the constitution of the femaie and relieve' obstruction, no remedy has been known to operate with sea, minty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergill's Feinate Pills—n unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar - thy of relieving fullness, oppression, and these other enemy tents which arise from too much blood in the habit; they are most certain cure fur nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaiet , as well as the various other spasmodic affections so common sex. Dr. Eutbergill's Pills, as a family medicine, should possession of every mother and other gumtrees of the young, have females entruted to their care. ' Sold wiactiesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cloespide porn..- of Paterobster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glow% Mon, Peru: sot ; Newbery and Soo, Dublin; Peck Turner, Hull ; Holland and Haydon, Plyntosollit and Booksellerfin every town, in be“..s. at Sts. 9d. and 11s. rash. BUTI.ER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENCES, improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthma, and essuptions, in bates, at Isidolic.u. row Or it OW woe obit ,:oncere, nan, valets of alt= 'yr the zloty for 08001M3 . vied sub. Omura' dyed ne d* ever amb crag the t of diets. traded in f this cos. ' a smaller ;anent of 'umber of lat the said rcd by this are sr ved la the Members at ion of the the resole. ' r last ; and from their : and that called " a Stamford 'avers, sae h Bankers 19ot of this roasters, f this Cal- ferset ifoes directions • shall be laid so, mad ea ne into o use to the Seib- relfefni, the et i m together tter,ted nine* in Lu- may have a put conduct or the rue. Committee the Chair. id Drakard's t Papas. ing, that in to A day of ills, for the Chaffin/I& milmommn.••••••••• buney, 'Jock Ulcers latent Anti. an ulcerated • sited 118, of hone, re. he loss *ibis nes Patent, do *rapper ,n. in smitil 1. 25. ;Es. of Child. and guardian In lugs of ep. n, and irre. pains; they ody, d an they loth se a pro. above cud. mony of the espectability, le Proprietor. in their owe ,vee a sanetios at. Parents .e this remedy ach or bowel, waythe founti 4, Cheapside. rgh sad cu- rry and Sot. itry Medians C. Led Fgm 1;:. the Sea, at vi - that wotnzt:, ✓taia degree as from she mt- i, e t: r t e Z n orni, 2t of enjoyment of nd relieve till< with etch as- mate Pills—st peculiar r a- r Uneasy Opp, • t; they are the nt complaint b it comma to tl.. should DJ b. he young, who *Ode, oorn.-7 and Glows • he; Pea ate. 1111• and mos: I 1 ta. each. ?EKES, : mu, sad ism - TO BR Soil), Pursuant - 10 an Order of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 'nth of April, lain, mask in a cause, wherein David Cunyngboine, Esq. and others are Plaintiffs, and John lord Eldon and others, aro Defendants, ahh the apprJbation of RostsT STILILLN one a the Masters of the said CoMI, at the Public Sale 'tonna, in Swithamptost-buildings, Chant, ry lane, LoMiea r gel Wila iday ue.,t, the 6th of June, in *veva: Lots, • qE`VERAL FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ENI'ATES, situate in the Parishes of Streatham ;rid Lam beth, in the County of Surrey, late the property of Felwaril I.nrd Thurlow deceased.—The Sale to begin at Ten ; par ticulars petty be had (grati , ) at the said Masters Cl,,lmbers to Southampton-Buildiegs aforesakl; of Mr. lames, Carey-street, London, Laud Agent ; and of Mr. Townly,l.artil Surveyor, at Walistortli, in the Courty of Surrey. This day was published, price 14s. in boards, THE HIS'T'ORY of the NATIONAL DEBT, - 11 - from the Revolution in arts to the beginning of the Yea? 1800, with a preliminary Account of the Debts contracted pre• *isms to that ;cm By the late J. J. GRELLIERS, Cathier to the Royal Etchange Assurance Company. Londnn Printed for John Richardson, SI, Royal Exchange; apd J.Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.