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r`o j •••• • - '1 I. NUMBER 6970] 45 7 1•ErSi VIESTWNST.Efit BRIDGE. Vpder the Pattonap of their Royal ldighneara the Prince of • Wales and Duke Of York. r rHIS EVENING, Thursday, July. 96, Eriday. 3. 29, and Sato* l ay, 30 s affil belsodsteetl. by particular de•: , she, the Grand Entree; Cotillion, and Countrf Dance, by Eight Hams; ErIMAIORDINA/tY IBQUESTIOAN E ty. Mr- &tiers Jun. Vid ?drum Parker, Grossman, Davies, anti gollth'i Double Company •; with the Hunviirs of the MINTED TAILQR ; 64th, 6011, and igth times, The HONEST Gal- AtIINAL -4 4r- Johanna wal ig, a, New Song, called Public Characters; or, A Chapter of Hobbies : and Great Ne ws • ' or She's dhoti% unbar. Toeascauda wit h (2 0 th, nth, and 30th c a w) the New Aalade Pantqasjsce, calls d the,.MA.GIC PA- GOD or Harlequin's Travels. • Door open at: half past fore; Win at half past six. Half , p r i ce at half put eight prafisey trke4 from. ten until tine at the Theatre. ill Various. NoleltienAttingmat forwardsam, and will epee , akt&PP4ll Wit Di XS„ DitAWOIG OVER, and the, QUINTP , PRIZO of 4V4:05, Xicyoo(4, 4%OCA 41,000, ike. yet the Whitt TUESDAY MAI, AUGUST belen be ebs renkroi Drrwing. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrworn, are On ~ 5 sat Ul tbt oAcri.!;, Town andCoontrit, • THE next .Day.of Draing Grill •bett/EntAir NEXT, the 2d of AUGUST. The neket, No. 2,60, draini the last Day of Drawing a Prize or Took Thom* Pound', was Sold in Shares by Messrs. HAZARD, BURNS and Co. Royal Upham; sacra Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, continue on iale. TWO PRIZES of . a 20,066: in 0 4 . p:tient State Lottery, sofd In Shares by' RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, mitten, Stook-Brokers, Comics . of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facile( the Ga t e of the King%Mews Charing Cross, London : No, mow, drawn 12th July, £20,000, in a - Quarter, an Eighth, ind Tett Sixteenth Shares; Ps. 2,509, drawil 15th Ally, re 20 . 000. itt Two Quarters, and Eight Sixteenth Shares. Tickets sad Shares, warratest4 eedrawe, continue on Sate, by,asFa s tagnoo, OpOrt,&P;;X. r ood co. Those are yet in the Wheel s Prigs of 50,000, .e 5,600, 10.00 Q, 2 ,000, An4.a great Proptnion of s u tali Mut& The eat Da* Of Drawing 'WM be on Tuesday neat, the 24 of August, and the Lottery will finish on the 1.%k otAtagtilL. TO MEN OF FASKION. AND MARXIED LADIES. GENT4LEMEN'S Clothes continue to 'be made in the meat elegant and fashionable manner, and in that highly appioved style of cutting which has given turlveraul anis fiction to the Nobility and (Sentry, by DIBTAICHSEN and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London tthelat terheretofore Foreman to Mr. 4Aen). They slip make young Ofmlearn's Snits and Hussar Dresse, in the , most tastrinLand efeiani fo ie. Cu • entry Reaentt May be Infoilite4 how to seed the measure per Not. • ' Regimen t als , COurt Dresses Naval llallbenu s Leatber Breeches, Ecc. . A PIANO FORTE. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION. fILKII•ISON and Company, late BRODERIP and WILKINSON, No. 1 9, Haymarket, beg to inform the Sow and Public in general, that they have received his Ma lesty'sloVilidetters Patent fora Piano Forte on an entirely new seenruction, - called a New Patent Cabinet Piano Forte. The superior qualities it possesses are a brillancy of tone un eptilledbp in Piano Forte, united with a peculiar delicacy and lenity of moils. The simplicity and strength of its construction, peewit be iVossibility of its 'being out of tune se frequent as any siker ins(fument. Front the - peculiar applica►ion of the. Pedals it is particularly alaptod for executing mt ith unprecedented effect, either Vocal or liatrumental Music, at the same time, the depute of its form, simbined with a complete ionvenieney for Music Books, &c. renders it as a piece of furniture far superior to any Piano Yorte irer made. Di..mcnsion?"—Height 5 feet 6 inches—Breadth 3 feet 6 incites— Depth Hoot 8 Inches. N. B. Wilkinson and Company, the Proprietors of the above Patent Piano Forte, king fully persuaded of the superiority Of its Kagan& in tune over all others, engage to keep those sold in Win in tune and repair for Twelve Months, free of Expence. . 1 1 It may be necessary to add, that the Patent Cabinet Piano Ports are finished under the immediate in:pee:ion of the Inver,. W, Wm. Southwe ll , at their. lqaoutactOry. No. 3, Windmill.' Army and at No. 13, Haymarket. WIRE MEAT SA FES - and DISH COVERS, to keep. Meat, Poultry, Butter, Creim, Sae. from Flies, "Ups, and other Insects and Vermin ; the Wire admits a free dttshtion of air, by which dressed or undressed victuals may 'lCitipt twice the time as. in. any thing else • are found of the use in the List or West Indies asyl other hoc comatries, %Caraini of Ships. Families going info the country for the onion, will find them exceedhigly useful. Are to be seen in iiasariety at T. Carro and Sort's, Wirework Manufactory, No. 0, Holborn hill, opposite St. Andrew's Church. Various pat. *s of their rawch apprelved strong light Fes ces for parks, plea faragroonds, plantations, &e. Light Hurdles, a portable Fence, b preferable to wood for durability and appearance. Wire Mark for Lander, Dairy, and Store-house Windows. Larders, Misfits, and Pileasantrles made fo any male. - 14 k THE TEETH AND GUMS. . 14,11 THE Public is respectfiilly cautioned against Imi taigas of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL. DEN ICE, invented by the. late Lace* Hitiorr., Dentist to the n and the PRINCE of WALE', which have been proved by 1 5Fql elperietee to be infinitely more efficacious far the Teeth and mos, than any thing yet discovered. They.eontinte to be 'old, wholesale and retail, by Bailey and *el Cocksppr-street, London; price 2s. 9d. each, enclosed in a tamp, in which the following words are engraved, " I. Hest ET, LTLIT and ELM, Cnekspur-street," the Forgery whereof is Ifaq. Sold also retail by T. SCARMAN (late Partner and Sw ift*, to Mr. Heinet,) George-street, Hanover-square. N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended . to Parents and Oral wls3 hare the care of Children, as the grJatast pr..tserva 6111young and tend er Teeth. -......._ Aw Removing A nbst i Ztio C n i : '' from L l Tl . Ol4. of the Skin. it uunecosary to enumerate the advantages re. faking to the constitution of every person, by dfeetaally re. !sting obv.ructiens f: ores the surfsce of the akin, and thereby " ( Nog free and open the innumerable passages and pores through tt nature expel: all useless or noxious hunts:sem from the vital l easand which, being obstructed, are famed back again into the _ 44 4 and become the source s o f man y d a ngerous diseases. It is mrefore a matter of ninth consequence, as well to prevent hurt titraoritrN as for the preaervetion, ease, com.furt, and beauty „Pelysals (however slightly affstczed), that they shrsuld ieca• _,74y have recour se to t h e Ab st ement Lorton; but more espe '44l it becomes urgently requisite when the elects of obstruction tht 4 r appearance, and break out into pimples, vainest, can ,or otiser cutaneous eruptions. The Abstergent Leann fails of success with those w4io give it a fair trial, and as ifs evidently sheers that no private emolument is sought for by Proprietor, so also may the Public be convinced that nothldg I certainty of ita success could induce Dr. SOLOMON to the goad opinion heis honoured with by all ranks, in pre them with this Cosmetic, were it not a ,curtain Remedy tivipetic Co mp l a i nts i n general. „ Abitergent Lotion is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liver and may be bad of every respectable Medicine Vender Uaite4 ":109 0 , prks 4.. Od. a baideolisty included. ~. • ...7. 1, •• • ..... • ' ' 41 S. , rrAl.O.•• :7 - -- - -• • - . _ . . _ - • ' - • . ' 1 " '941 1 4 •0 1. ' r ..,0•4: • --. • . • ~ „i - cllie ''.5 % , .:(4: I A. ~ 3e. fr.,.. • . teit • (2 i • 1 ..• ' ' w I • ' Vat. . `1 ____ . , ip •.6 . . - A . . ..,_ • • , ..- 4 N.. • 1 6 le, t _ . —, . 11 1C/Sr . . . . •', , kl. - %tb 0 • - .. -4hrycw:.:. ' • • . . . . . . r - • • • t 1 ° ; . ;. [PRICE SIX-PENCP.. BY ORDER OF THE HONOUR MM ABLE COISSIONERS QF-HIS 1 1 •SAJESTI'S cupT431.10, , :On Saturday, the soth say of July, Intl it Titres o'Clock iS the Afaerrioon will be exposect to Pah& Spk, Swag, T it/ FOLLOWING GOOD S The Wreck of the Sloop Dove of Faceterlhtthst about $ Tam with her Materials. Which will be put up.in Lots, astlSOld-to the highest Mad: MANOR ait TOLPTIDIiII#A • • • •-• ItS T. TO RE SOLD ... • At the Antelope, in Dorchester, ea Saturday, Inly 90 / 1108, at four o'elock la that afternoon, rritE desirable MANOR of TOLPLTDDLE anal several valuable and compact FARMS, containint t.9V. Cher about i tsB acres of rich water-meadow, pittire; arid artZte land, with convenient farm-houatatplldasikilags, an.w. l llo l B psi session of Mr. Henry Davh, Mr: James Northaver, Mr. Qqoar- Riggs; Ivft. Witilarn 11c1" And Mi. ltolteri Standeeld. Also "die ..great andsmall Tythes of the Fariga of Taiposidie, and the small , ty this of Tincleton, held for terniskf yearstioder Christ's Chittili College in Oxford; and about RI ictsinf CopPice ()rancid MAW.. bourne Wood; a fine trout-gremnstockettwidi. kelt nits tbrxwel the minor, fox-hounds and harriers are' kept in the nelghbourhood, and thi game In thlt.part of the country is much preserVed. _ _ _ • II Tolpuddle iR one mite from Milbottrne, eight from Dorcher. ' ter, and nine. front Blandford, in a dry healthy sicnatiop, %ft* may be a desirable property for a sportsman. The tenants will ehew the Farms, and printed particulars mat be had of Messrs. Farrier and Co. Lincoln's-inn-fields ; of Mr. Salisbury, and at the Antelope in Dorchester ; the Crown, Man* . ford ; thE Bull, Bridport ; and the Antelope, Sherborne. DR. JAMES'S POWDER. For Fevers, Agues, Colds, bafluenzas, Measles, &c. CAUTION. VARIOUS Imitationsofthis Medicine have been brought forward by persons formerly in Dr. James's service, under the pretence of having assisted in preparing his Powder • but to obviate such impositions, the public are Ist possession o f ;the strongest evidence—the solemn deposition of the. Doctor him* self, in an affidavit left in the hands of his Executers; aticl p fished in the year 1777, soon after hi s decease. in this he declaria, ." That the servants he employed in the preparation of his.Powflef. had little more to do than to pound the ingredients, and attend to ghr fires under his direction ; that the rest of the process had at.. ways been performed by himself; and that he. never admitted !any person to be present at such process, but Ids sen Robert Har icourt James and Mr. Newbery." Powders are now offered for sale by ope• who boldly asserts. ," that he was the original and only person who ever. prepirsd them for the late Dr. James." U happens, however, that the Fever Po'sader was prepared land sold before this man was born, (the. Patent being.chock, in .1747), and therefore be could pot have been aster "the arigi nal" or " the only" preparer : bat the truth . if, that he never roans at IPT-tinie* einPl°7 l 4 by D;• J 194 to. 11111 e." ! process of hii Lowder. The genuine Powder is to be had only from P. Newbery anti Sops, No. 4.5, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Louden ; or a Dr. James's late house, in Bruton-street, in packets, price 24.9 d. each; or in bottles, containing 12 packets, as made up for the Army and Navy, price 11. 4s. including the duty. Observe duil the words " r. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paula," are engraved on the stamps. IrHE following Cases will shew the e ffi cacy of Dr. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS COADJAL DROPS, in all Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, &c. To Dr. FRIL4MAN.. - . Sic, As I have experienced amost wonderful cern by yonnEo thergil's Nervous Cordial broin, I beg leave tosnention it thus publicly. I was Dropsical, vomiting blood from my stomach in large quantities, terribly disturbed is my bead, frightened in spar thing, palpitation of the heart, dejected spirits, loss of memory, violent breaking' out on my arms and body, and couicfget tio rest night or day. In this condition I wit left by the most eminent . Physicians, expecting every moment would be my last, till my wife sent for your invaluable nsetlichie, `a few bottles Si which perfected a cure two years age s Withoutainy, return of the diseAse, to the surprize of all my acquaintance. By publishing this most extraordinary cure, it may prove bineficial to unfortunate nervous patients, and it will be esteemed a.favour conferred on, Sir, your most obliged humble Servant Millbank-street, Westminster, Mai - cli 11. E. 14.A011TH. Ta Dr. FxtratAN. Sic—After a very bad simein Childbed, I was so reduced as not to be able to turn myself in bed ; with this ectreme weakneis there was found a most alarming Nervous Weakness ; I felt a constant lowness and sinlAg,and.sometimes ray heart would seen; as though it would stand still, whin was obliged to spring my and gasp fir breath. In this dreadful situation a friend brought rue a bottle of your FOTFIERCU.'s NERVOUS DROPS, in a few days I was able to turn myielf in bed, and by persisting in in use, I have completely recovered and been able to suckle my child. Sir, your humble servant , MARY HOLNCES. Deptford, Nov. 14, itiun. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, owner& Paternoster-row, London ; and retail by most country bearrUei#, aad medicine venders, in bottles, at 4s. 6d. 11s. and St2s. each. . . THE Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlem en a t Distinction and Fashion, use PRINOE's RUSSIA OIL, fu. moistening the hair when dressing, which is so great a noktrishe. to the Hair, as to prevent it turning grey to elipeViods ; promote* the growth, and makes the hair grow thick and long; prevents it, falling off; and restores k on bald plates, if the least roots remelts, Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using tir: Russia Oil regularly for three months, the bald places be.;clie nearly covered with hair. Ladies and Gentlemen going to watering places ought not tc neglect to use the Russia Oil, as it prevmts the general mg of he water occasioning the hair to fall off or becOme shaded: • Al Gentlemen should not omit applying it to the Whiskeiv; to prev.: them turning grey, which is too generally experienced on accir4..; of the constant wetting they receive front shaving • this Cal • t clearly proved, as the whiskers nosily change colou r sooner th the hair on the head. Promotes whiskers, eye-brows, &c. at is. per bottle, or a be - tle containing four small, at One Guinea. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No John-atreet, Oxfordtstreet ; and, by appointment, Mr. Sat:tb, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Band-street ; Hendrie and 5.:•: , . Perfumers to her Majesty,. Tiehborne street ; Bayley and New, Perfumers to the Prince and Prince. of Wales, and Duke at.: Duchess of YOrk, 5, Cockspur-street ; Newberry and Aon, St. Paurs Church-yard; lilcey and Sutton, Bow Church-Ore: ; Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet-market ; Butler, 4, Cheapside; ind Edwards, 66, St.Paurs Church-yard; Berry, Johnson, Greirl, Street ; Genie, 59, New Bond-street ; • Rigge, 65, Cheapsidc ; eon, 150, Oxford-etreet ; Withers, 229, Strand ; Ward, 324, Hol barn; Tutt, Royal Exchange, Landon—Bull, 79, Dame.streo, Dublin; Coghlan, 32, GrandParade,Cork; Raeburn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Collins, Salisbury ; and most principal. Perfunairt or Medicine Venders in England, Ireland, and Scotland. CAUTION.—As noxious Counterfeits are selling in retrF shops; and to deceive, have imitated the Russian Eagle on :h..: show bills and covers, purchasers will therefore be particul. r asking for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe the label on the e , • • - side wrapper of cash bottle is signed in Russian geld Ink, " k; • chrikufsky and Priam" lhatlrMigat that OFNAlsrt felts. ' • Orders from private families left* oonnerx.seniby coach, ttfy sending the money in a letter, directed to Mr. Prince, as itk.. Shopkeepers *ending their ' - eirdere to the Proprietor, sr to - Wholesale Vender they deal with MIAOW; mei rscnix4 hkar- t ! allowance. THURSDAY,N ;JULY 2q, ANNUAL LETTING of the BARRACK CANTEENS, . . - - Barrack-OfEee, London, July 0,4808. " .M(YrICE is hereby Given, that the CANITENg ka1.,..t0 the. oader-meatio,ned itarraeks, are to be Let so thsk highest bidders, for one year, from the 90th September next, to the 49th September, 1809. No Person.but of unexceptionable eharamee nor any person foe snore than one canteen, or who will not undertake bona-fide to •mside in the Canteen, and conduct the busineis thereof in his own person, will be approved, and two sureties will be venni:id for the regular payment of the rent, and all sums which may be. ,Crime due in respect of the said Canteen, and for the due perfor% mance of the several Conditions and Stipulations of t h e Leate. 1 The person whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his suretlee must execute the Indenture of Lease and Covenants relating . ' thereto, the particular, whereof may be knowg by applyiag to this °thee, or to the Barrack Masters at the several Barracks. 1 The names of two respectable persons with their christian tames, professions, and places of abode, who will join the Tenant in executing the Indenture, as his sureties, must be inverted in the Proposals, and the Tenant is lb pay for the Stamps, and the Corn- znissioneesfor the Affairs. of Barracks can in no way interfere in procuring the Tenant a Licence. Scaled Proposals, with the words " Tender forgenceepAwth. ten on the outside cover, and post-rad mill,he received at this, Office, on or before 11 o'clock ht noon §r - Thiloclay, the 11th of August next, after whitllishuPlitif ProPOsal received, cannot be , noticed.—The Mit df the Proposals to be as follows:-- To the Commiisiotsers for the Affairs of barracks. I hereby offer for . the Canteen at for one year, from the 20th September 1808, to 99th September 1809, the Sum of Pounds as rent,and Pounds for the privilege of selling Liquors, lee. therein making together Pounds, and pro. post Mr. of. and. Mr. of as My Sureties for the same. Arundel Ipswich new . . Ashford Knightsbridge Battle . Lewes Berrltead Maidstone Beshill old Malden Bexhill Huts Manchester Birmingham Mill Bay, Plymouth • Blatchinvon Norman Crosier. est Braborne Lees Norman Cross West Bright tr v o t ry Northampton Cant Norwith Chatham • Nottinghiut Chelmsford old Garry Chelmsford one Parkhurst Chichester Peyensey Colchester Timidity er Rye Croydon Porckester. Danbury Portman-street Deil North Infantry Plymouth (Stone-house) Deal South Infantry Riding-street. Dorchester Ronsford Dover Citadel Romney Dover. Heights, or Redoubt Sandown ' Barracks Silver-Lill tun g eßess Steyning Fastbourne Sunderland Exeter Shorncliffe, Gosport Weeley Hallshans Winchester __Hampton. °sem Windsor Cavalry Hareekb Windsor Infantry Matins. Woodbridge Horsham Yarmouth or Caldwell, Isle of Hounslow Wight Hythe York Ipswich old "Castle Cornet Fort George Arrshurst c j (No. t Moulin Des Monts, er Delancey (No. 2 Media Des Mcnts, or Delancey Vale astle Icart • Hosnett ; St. Owen's Bay St. Helier's Bay Gronville Barracks De Veulles Barracks Elizabeth Castle Mount Orgeil Castle - St . . Aubin's Fort Jersey , •. .. 'Vila day avai published, price OneShAling, JOHN BULL !.--Prophecy, appligd to Passing . Evaders. • Printed: bu.Tlstutua Wier., and sold by Sberarood. said Jest/. Paternoster-row, and to be bad of all. Booksellers. This day was published, Dediotedso Usliss Tamanpm, Psi. AN INQUIRY into. the State of National Sgb alatence, as connected with the Progress of WELALTiI and T. COMBER. . : Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Pondon; and Wright and Crnikshank Liverpool. lust published, in two vols. Bvo. in extra boards, with a fine Vignette %nfe-page, THE BRITISH4RDEN; a Descriptive Ca talogne of Hardy 1"Il1its, indigenons or Cultivated in the Climate of Greatliiittin, with their Genetic a i nd Speak 9 11 11 . , ratters, Latin i and English Names, Native Coulttry, and Ml* Flehverinr; with Introductory Remarks, 1 -ef the Light Hon. Lady CHARLOTTE MURA N O / . j Printei for Thomas Wilson, No. 10, LondrAtianasind s, tot. Paul's ; and soldby all other Booksellers. _ Jot obl:.i• la three Volumes, price 151. inboards, The Second Edition, of T I HE ANATOMIA BRITANNICA • or, A I I SYSTEM of ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, selected from the Works of Hebei, Albinus, Monro, Winslow, Hunter, Soemmerring, Scarpa, Cruikshank, Masgogoi, Murray, Walter, Sabatiir, Michel 211 ml, &e. &c. Printed for Thomas Wilson, 10, London-House-Yard, St. Paul's, and sold by E. Cot, St. Thomas -street, Borough ; I. 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