Star. — London, England, 1803-08-13 00:00:00

wiGANT, g, enmpliAnce. with the of .1 General Meet in:- Limntnanry for th:C.-univ Palatine of I .ancaftcr, made tn to the 1-lifh ah n.t, for the priapic of ca!iing a County et•tolg. to confide, tho uecenity of an A,itlrefs to hi; Ma. j I cr: , ical to l atthanes fituation of the Country, I do lierrly ap; h to be held at the Court Houle in lett nos , Lii?l...! , lcoi,::ty, on Friday the 19th day of thin infant, Ati,;ult, at Cue IS. III.ACKB1:14 NE, Sheriff. A T nornetons ar..l rci'peaable Meeting of the Inhabita7..4 < t NK Towo .m.l Neighbourhood cf Wakefield, 4..11 at tae Ikt;o: 1.111 Pay of Augul. ao3 The k l ,ht 6\ll"l'H. M.P. in the Chair, Ref .lerd utotottio , _ ly. the ntrafttr; of mit :g Volunteers to exempt thl:. town ite;::,hoorhoorl front tt,e arm ng attd call ing out 1;,, i tit; itt• Pf...l.l.C,3Sdins.:ctl by the Defence is Mg! , ly 00,711, to be adopted. kc:Ols'rsl m•mint . .ufir, the ssM.le Pallas of Wakefield. as 5.,11 as the Towtai..., (4* Aelon, Crofton Nurmarton, 5a..0,11.0?„ Sandal, boydal, V.'.7..inficl,l, Walton, and Whisseuud. C.:11 t, it,itest .I.luci“ , i,“ of Volunteers. Refolvcd uoanint, “fly. That a :.;ul,lcri,nion he opened to r.,l:e a Lot of money tor dareiin:-. the expo •ces of the Corps, until they are call. d o.a for /el h-rvite, Inch money to bc lodged in the ul ii 1. ifri. In-ram and Co. ft:h;eet to the difpofition era Com mittee t o be appointed by this Mee: ing. Refolvta (minim any. That a Conurmtee be appointed. and that the fame do conks of Subccriber: of 301. and upwards, and that five of the Lod Committee he empowered toad. Itclulved unanimottfly. That Mr. *rolfoo, the conitable, Mr. Kermit, Mr. Andrew Paterfon, Mr. rt. Smalgage, Mr. Jeremiah Naylor. Mr. Jeicph Scott, and Mr. Whitaker, be defired to (e -licit fubferiptuite in the town and oeighhourhoed, and that the different town:Mgt admit!ed to this affectation, be defircd to do the fame, and lodge the money, when called for, as direelcd by ibis laid committee. unanimoufy, That the thanks of this Difeethis be glean to th Gentlemen of the town, whole laudable zeal, patri otic .11,1 cmerprizing fnirit, had anticipated this mestere, lq a, miluntari idler of thcirLrviccs. Received imanimoully, That the th'tnks of this ktccting be t;:ton to the chairman, for us able conduct in the chair. J. SMYTH: Cliairman. INVASION. • This day was publifhed, price Threepence, REPLECTIONS on the Terrors of INVASION. In svbfeb are clearly &awn the numerous Dilkuldes and Dangers of fuels an Eaterprize ; with the heft Mode ofDdcncs, thould our Enemics be able to area a Landing. • By the late wry Reverend and Venerable Dr. TUCKER, Dean of Gloncefter. _ _ _ Sold by Lon e -man and Rees, Paternoßer-row j. Afperne,Corn hill; J. Hatchard and W. Gioger, Piccadilly; W. Bolgin f Briltid; and S. Hazard, Bath. PUBLIC AFFAIRS. This day was publilhed, price REFLECTIONS on the prefent Craig of Public Affairs. BY CHARLES TWEEDIE, F.A.S. Printed for John Stoekdale, t Si, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, illuftrated - with a Coloured Chart, on which every Invading Squadron is delineated, the Second Edition, price as. 6d. of A SKETCH of all the INVASIONS or DF.SCENTS upon the BRITISH ISLANDS.from the landing of WILLIAM the DON iIIyEROR to the prefent Time. Trannated from the French. In the Preis, and fpeedily win be publiffied. AN EXP'JSITION of the ACT for a CONTRI A—L surioN oat PROPERTY, PROFESSIONS, TRADES, undo FFICES; in which the Prhici pies and Provffions of the Ad are fully conlidered, with a View to facilitate its Etecution, both with yelped to Pukes chargeable, as perfons liable, to the Tax by Way of Dednalon, and the Officers chofen to carry It into Mei; and an INDEX, referri..g to the ACt'. Printed and publilbed by L GOLD, Shoe-lane, Fleet-!tree[. TO THE ARMY. This day was publiihed, Price 3s. In boards, THE OLDIEIt's FRIEND; or,the Meansofpre ferries and reftorlag the H Of MILITARY MIN in the wirloasClimates and Circumfiances in which their Duty may place them. B 7 WILLIAM BLAIR, Efq. A.M. Surgeon to the llioomlbury Difpenfary, &c. Ste. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t , St. Paul's churchyard; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. Ot whom may be had, The Datrta■ MILITARY Lamtaar , being the eampleteft and the molt comp/Active Syltern of mod= Military Tadwa matting Ir any Language, with one hundred Copper-Plata, in two large Volumes, gout*, price Four Guineas and a Half In Boards. ENGLISH GOVERNMENT. Thle day was panted. to Poor Vole. Bvo. price 11. rm. in boo Ms. AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GOVT. LAMENT, from the Settlement of the Somme in Britain to the Revolution in 1688. To which are fokoined. room Etifertations cconefted with the iliftory of the Onvernmait, from thi Revolution to the prefent me. By JOHN MILLAR.. RN. Profefor of Law in the Univerbey of Obfgow. Primed for J. Mawman, No. sson the Poultry. Of what may be had lately pi Ward, ACERRTs TRAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLAND, a"d LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE, is the lean 170. add en% Wafted= wick ferrate= depot Eagreriap, I vols. 4to prke 3. ha boards, or wita prod impftlEoce. I. pr. in board. THE LOYALIST. • This day was publithed. By Plata's& Igo, PiceadTiy ; and J. Afperne, Cornball; Price 3d. Or as. 6d. a dozen •• No. T. (To be continued may Setulay) of 'THE LOYALIST; containing original and fele& -A. Papas; intended to mate acid animate the Brains Nation during the prefent important Crifis, and to direct its Energies agsiaß as Inveterate, cruel, and impious Foe!! ! Addicted to all patriotic perfects ; efpecially to the Soldiers, Salem and Loyal Volunteers, throughout England, Wales, Scot land, and Irelaed. Recommended far liberal Dißribetion in every City,Town, Vil hie, Camp, and Cottage of the United Kingdom. Communications (pelt paid) arc received by J. Hatchard, 3 90, PiccadiU T. This Work may be paraded of all other Boolifdlers aed Newf awn ha the United Kingdom. TTIr soctrTY or Stile ormrsis OP GREAT IP OWNERS, Ll,. it nos of becoming Members thi. Society, arc rcqucttcd to tranftnit their names, apd abode, with the nann:3 of their Ships and Tonnage, t) tLe 1 aurer, Mr. If;,c Itt.binion. No. 19, Wincheiter-ftre.t. By order, biri I . IIANILL ATCHESON, Secretary. I.ntni.ai, tub Augutt, 1803. THE COMPLETE MILITARY LIBRARY, A WOILii of INDISPENSIBLE UTILITY to carry OiIIICER and CORPS in the BRITISH SERVICE. Thls day was pubillited, A New Edition, r-viled and storreeted, In Two kegs and eforely skinned Quarto Volumes decorated with neatly One trundred Copper Plates, Prke Fokr Ottawas and a Half, in beards, or Five Pounds bandfosnely booed, THE BRITISH MILITARY LIBRARY, be. big tie coenpletrit and the ulna comprebeofive Syttem of MODERN MILITARY TACTICS In the Erin* Language, andlncleding fall and coned Information on all points of MILI TARY THEORY and PRACTICE. This valuable Work was firit publlThed towards the dole of the lalt War, and was the refill of the Experience and Literary Ezer ti.ins of (event alkali Officen of krown aad approved Talents. It contains drtalis of Military Science and Eilftory applicable to the Brkii Semite, and the Effence of an inuncolc number of expels iv' and valuable Military Puliiirationa in the German, Preach, and alba' Foreign Languages, Wide, the malt i , tricate peas Of !kid TaCies, arid Critical Expoltiona of the various Syftems of Attack sad Defence pradifal by the molt celebrated European Gins and Engineers. TLis Work contains alfo the molt ample !lenient' of Military a Didituary of Modern Tame, and Manisa elk can be Sc. afory or Vibel for the putpoks of Stody or Reference. The numerous Plates comma of Plans of Battles and celebrated Fortilleationa of Maps of the Vail Scats of Ifompea• Warfare, elf Ifiagrisa exhibiting Mill . ary Mar oeuvres. and of the Usilforms of the vari. itryinients in the Britifh Service, corredly miaowed. field by polies Carr fuer. Rookfeller to his Royal Highs's& she Duke of cols; andby ail other BookfAleva..... Of whin may ha publaird. MR. ETETHE lUNTOR YDE THE 'Ant WAR, I. •r" tarp valigus,atti. pike if via. 6d. int./lank And Dr. WI I 'I MAN • TRAVELS fa TURKEY. SYRIA. and AtstOSs rite 1111.f.A41 . Imo &DEPT. in conapsay with Na A rn. Oft Ural* Visirr,iB one eiryp!st Wilma; aae. prate a/ a ;AAA • MILITARY INSTRUMENTS, manufaCtured rna fold by CLEMENT' and Co. Mufir &Den to their 7..:.. j ...i,cs and the Royal Family, No. s 6, C'heapfsde : Concert Horns I Bafs Drums Bugle Horns Side Drums NA Horns Clarinets Trumpets BalTeoasosith Trumpet Tap Cymbals Hoinboys Tambourines I Octave Flutes Triangles Fifes, dte. dte. Serpc;ts CLEMENTI and Co. beg leave to acquaint the Public, that the above Military Winnows, are finiihed by the molt experienced Workmen, and regularly fubmitted to the Infpcalon of eminent Profellees, to that Regiments may depend upon being (applied with !nftrumenu of a .try fuperior deftriptlon. • N. B. Lately publilbed, Two Sets of Military Mune, by !ley. NEW LOTTERY. BEGINS DRAWING the jt of SEFTRIEW s fin SCHEME I No. of Prizes. Veue Of cod. 2 Prises of £ to,eoo zoom 5, 030 spoe Soo zoo So so 3 0 4 3 6,050 Total Value. 400:00 aogoo tope° Loco 6,- eo 3,000 2,000 221,000 ao,oeo Tickets. L atopeo Firit.drawn Tkket 7th day CtO,roo Fiat-drawn Ticket left Morning SPOO . . Are Part of the above Capitals. TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE ; And the Prises PAID ao DEMAND. Ticket - • 417 a o is o I Eighth - • 4 i 6 I Siztendi tfr lidless will gradually rite. H,V • s 4 6 1 s 6 FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, for Mi. a Drawing Meetlay the stb of September, 1803. T ATTICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, Quarters, Fightbs, and Sirteantbs, by HAZARD, BURNS, and Dm Stock-Brokers, At daeir snar Loctery-ONce, No. 9;, under the Royal Embance, London, and no where (Mc oa thdr account. Tba Scheme eonlitta of Two Prises of ao,oool. Two of to•000l. Two of c,c A. Eight of 14001. Twelve of soot dm. ice. The Total Amount of Prizes is stoma and the bitter! cusiMi only 24, , ..t.0 Ticketa • _ • _ _ j' All Sharcs NW at this Ogee will be Ramped agreeable to Aet of Parliament, and ago with the Crown, and Mad it, HA. I AID and Cai j.or Tilt? 01111114, Letters, Puff Paid, duly anfw aad Schemes gratis. •. ' Country Ordang, accompanied with hort.dated DID. en I.nrid on. Puft-011ee Orders, or Cal. In Pared by Conch or Cat•. gamitusily attended m; and Corralpeadeuts may depend tin being tee ned eaa&y on the funs Yaws as if perfenaßyprefent. Ia the Lottery Two Prizes of sop ,. .r.L met'. sod Ose of 104)0d, were kid in Bharei at tic abon Office; u 4 One of soixa. tf, a Wbok Tickst. - _ ~_ r.4ALIANZNT4RT PRoCEEDINGs. HOUSE OP LORDS, PIUDAY, AUGUST p. This day his MArsirr came down in kis nfual Rate to the Houfe of Peers, for the purpufe of pro roguing the Parliament. A Mefrage being lent to the Houle of Commons Sir Fa as ct s Mot.vw cur, Gentleman Miner of the ftlAck Rod, with his MAJESTY'S commancls, defiring their attendance on his MAyarry, The Commons, preceded by their SPEAlita, being come to the Bar, The S addreffed his MAJESTY, as follows ; MOST GRApiOU3 SOVIREION.—Your Majelty's moft dutiful and loyal Subjels, the Knights, Ci tizens, and Burgeffes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament affembled, hAve at length completed the Supplies granted to your Majefly for the fervice of the prefent year. A period memorable for the events which it has pro duced, and awful for thole which may be yet to come. In granting the Supplies, your Majefty's faithful Commons have confidered that a crifis with- out example, demanded unezpcaed efforts and, by refolving to raife annually a large proportion of the Supplies for the Current Year, fo long as the War may endure, they have given to all the World a folenin pledge of their inflexible determination to render Public Credit unaffailable. They have alto proceed. ed to revile the fyftem of your Majelty's permanent, Revenue :—by confolidating the Duties in each of its principal Branches, they have fimplified its opera tions, and at the fame time they have endeavoured to render its preffure lets burthenforne, by regulating the mode of its colleaion. The Commercial Inte. yells of this Country, to which our attention was called by your Majefty's gracious commands, at the commencement of the prefent Seffion, have been ma turely confidered, and meafures have been taken for affording material accommodations and facilities to mercantile tranfaitions, by rendering our principal ports free for all nations to import, depofit, and re export their merchandise. without toll or tar, unlefs voluntarily brought into our own markets for home confumption. Nor have we forgotten to bellow our earneft and fericius thoughts upon the fafety and effi• easy of our Church Eltablilhment in every part of the United kingdom. Upon this fubjea, as compre hending all that Confeerates our national hopes, mo• rals, and policy, we have deliberated with peculiar care and anxiety ; and we prefume to believe, that the important laws which have been paffed in aid of our Church Eftablifhnient, will materially ftrengthen, and gradually extend, its influence through fucceed ing ages: Bet, Sire, thefe were cares and objeas be. longing to times of Peace. Wife, politic, and de firable as they might be. meverthelefs, called upon now by your Majefty's commands, we have, with out heft : ation, turned all our thoughts and efforts to meet the renewal of War; perfeaded that your Ma jefty's paternal care preferred to ns the bleffings of Peace, fo long as they could be retaiued with fidety and honour • and con fi dent, that fince there have been openly attac ked, and the juftice of oar caufe has been made nianifelt to the world, our appeal to arms will not be in vain. This War we fee and know to be a War of no ordinary character. We feel that our Re ligion, Laws, Liberties, and exiftence as a Nation, are put to the ifue ; and we have prepared for the conteft accordingly. Betide the Supplies of Money, we have augmented, beyond all former example, every fpecies of military force known in this Country; we have met rebellion with prompt and neeefary laws ; and for the defence of a Sovereign, endeared to us by lung experience of his Royal Virtues, and commanding not our allegiance alone, but our hearts and affeetions, the whole Nation has rifen up in Arms. May then the Gots of our Fathers go forth with us to battle, and blefs ,ur caufe, and eftablith with viao r y that Throne which we revere a. the bulwark of our Liberties,•and fo 11141 other Nations at length learn, that a free, valiant, and united people is unconqaer. able, and able to feu lofting bounds to an Empire of violence. perfidy, and unrelenting ambition. The Bills which I am now humb:y to prefent to your Ma jelly, are leverally intituled, • An Aft for granting to his Majefty eenain Sums of Money out of the refpe ‘tive,Confolidated funds of Great Britain sad 1: e. land, for applying certain monies therein mentioned for the (entice of the year t Bc3, and for further appropriating the Supplies grant ed in this Seines) of Parliament I " An Aft for repealing the formal Duda under the manage ment of the Coenruittionera for the Affairs of Taxes. and gnAting new Duties in lieu thereoti for granting new duties Im certain cafes therein mentioned ; for repesilog the Dudes of Excite en Licences, and on Carriages maltreat.' by Coachmakus, and granting new Duties therms, under the management of t►e laid Commilliorets for the Affairs of Taus. and aro am Duties on Perfons felling Carriages by Aufllam or on Consinilise : " An Aa for granting to bit Majetty the We et geomik Inc building Glebe tionfes in inland: " An Aft lw fettling and a cede Annuity se Wil liam Lord Aralterft, and the Rc tathriof the late Pict! Lord Amhrrh, in confideration of the animal terekas palmated by him during his command in America. "T. which your Cameos, with a humility, entreat your Majclty's Royal Addle" After which his Majelly addrelred both Routes in the following moll gracious (Fetch : My Lords and 001tiff010. I am at length enabled, by the flare of public bufinefs, to rm lore you front your long and laborious attendance in Parliamest 0 In doting the SelSots, I have the utmolt fatlstadian Is es freeing the arms fads whkh I entertain of that makes and un wearied regard for the welfsrs end honour of your country, which has diltioguielsod all your procoedlop. • " During the eontlnnanee of Paiiiyair oohed manifelted the Oft view which you had taken of oor actual intatica, sad of the dangers againft which you were peeillarly called gym to provide t and lisec the recurrencea hoftilldesro have dlfriered ma cutesy and preenititode which have never bees !Invalid, la the mine which you have fapplied for the Defence of the Country, and fer the algenaue prefecation of the war. - Your proceedings in etiftegnence of the late trtafacable and &tracheae orearrencia In Ireland I troll, have the area of pft eentigi any further Interroptiun of ata Intoned tranquillity, and of engrafting my loyal llobjeda In that pat ft the United JUNgdran, dot 111 4 m.y oasl4p ray as elholopittke tewiticb th ey Mt • 1 j• seddriL. In the tniSit of the deliberations, Which were eeeafioned by de Immediate exigency of the times, you Lave not been utenindfur of otter °Media, to which I have diredla:d your attention ; and I have great fatisfaetion in obferving, that you have completed 'lyr ical for confolidating the Duties, and regulating the Colledtion and man,gement of the leveret Branches of the Revenue; and that you have adopted meafures which are calculated to afford material accommodation to the mercantile part of the Community, and to encourage and extend the Navigadon and Corm:wren of my Do minions. Gentlemen of the Houk of Consmcr.s, • I return you my particular thanks (et- the liberality and rea diners with which you have granted the Supplies for the public ferviee. 0 It is painful to me to relied, that the means of necefary ex. melon cannot be provided without a heavy pretfare upon my faith. (ul People : But I cannot fuificiently applaud that wildom and fortitude which have led you to overlook coofidecations of tempo- rary convenience, for the purpofe of preventiog a large accumu lation of debt during the continuance of the war. You may he allured, that there Sall be as Reid an attention to ecoomay oa tu) part as may be comiltent with thofc preparations and exertions which will be belt calculated to frultrate the defimis, and to weaken the power of the enemy, by whore arroPtt Pretedhsas and nit- Ida ambition alone Mcfefaerifices hayt been tandem! unavoidable. 0 My Lords and Gentlemen, 0 1 am fully perfoaded that, during the reflation of your par liamentary duties you will continue to be actuated by the fame fpirit which has two uniformly difplayed in your councils. It will be youg duty to affil in carrying into effect tittle important Maoris which your wif.!om bas matured (or the defence and te nurial of the realm; and particularly to give the ms It benekist dfrFekke to that atdournnd enthisfiafin Ica the caufe of their coun try, which animate all dares of my people. " jeltly fend* pf the Nee of pro-eminente, in which it has pkufed the Atarroure to tippet a, for Co many ages, amonet the Nations of Burope, I tale with confidence, that, under the cootintu nee of hit Prying Protwition, the egertioes of my brave and loyal Subjects will prove to the num, and to the world. that an attempt to lobar; the iodependenee, or impair dm power of this United Kingdme, will terminate in the difgrace and mica of the!e by whom it may be inade, and that my people will And an ample reward foe all WO facaces, in an awhile:bed enjoy. niter of that filmdom end keerity, which, by their patriotifm and valour, they wN hese preferred and enfured to thanfelves and their polterity.o Then the Loan CHANCELLOR, by his MAJESTY'S command, raid-- 0 My Lords and Gentlemen, • It I. his Majelty's Royal will and pinafore, that this Parlia ment be prorogued to Thurfday the 6th Day of Oetober neat, to b e then hat holden; and this Parliament Is accordingly prorogotd to Tburfday, the 6th day of °Rubel' nest." HOUSE OF COMMOrS. At three o'Clock precifely, Sir Frances Mole neux Gentleman Uther of th e Black Rod, ap peared in the Houfe, and commanded them, in His Majelly's name, to attend him immediately its the Houfe of Peers, which wag of courfe complied with—and the Speaker went up, accompanied by the Chancellor of the pichequer. and all the oche! Mantle's then prefent- On their return, in about Imlf an hour s The SMARR rcati to tut Malefly's molt gracious Speech from t h e rosse— whic h cloced the firß, and very important fawn of the new 4opetial • rarliameat. LONDON. .---••••••1 SATURDAY. AUGUST is. Cy Team* being • ifoliday bedieellp woo! -*t qbe 1144 Endow. _ MUCK OF STOCKS THIS bAY 4r ()Ma CLOOII t 3 per Cwt. Itad•erd. S 3 Reg Cam Clufith,Sa ff# Osmium 8 3/ da that'll. AUGUST 9r.S per Casts. Gov. Doh. (refierdes)llllo:e Exchange-4%1141a s• Londse (yelleliay) et ! • Yeßerday. prevional to his Midgmes going to the Houle of Peers to prorogue the Parliaasent i Privy Council was held at St. James's, at witiel4 his Mayssry prefided, when fame important. meafures, loudly called for by the circuMaaitot, of the times, were refolved upon. Prociantationa • are immediately to be And, ordering al Regifiex to be made of all the Aliens in the kingdom, ref firiaing them to certain places of refidence—and de termining thofe ports at which only they thall in fu. cure be allowed to land. The impudent. infulting, and dangerous conduit of many of thee Aliens has made this meafure indifpenfible. Indeed we wonder they have been fo long permitted to range at large, tak• ing plans of onr ports, harbours, coals, and princi • pal cities. Something more, even, ought to be done. The papers of all fufpeaed Frenchmen--diat is of merry Frenchman, ought to be examined. An order of Council i, daily expeled for operting our trade with St. Lucia. This morning we received Mottitsurs to the nth in. dative, and the Brag/: Oracle to the 3d: the former 'contain very little news of importance, being Aflid chiefly with patriotic offers from various towns. ar t rondiffements, and departments, towards the fupport of the war. It appears that the Cuter Coasux, after leaving Bruffels, proceeded to Maearicht, Liege. Namur, Givet, and Roeroy. The enthufiafin of the people, however, does not teem to be in fo fcveritb a Rate as when BONAPAILTI fit* deigned to exhibit his facred perfon, amidit Afiatie pomp and (pie odour, to his truly and well•beloved fubjefts ; or the jour. nalißs have become tired of recording, with fo mach minutenefs, the extravagant marks of adola• Linn paid by the Ravi& and deluded multitude to their Cottican idol. It is Rated that the CidefConful, after his return, will not remain long in the capital. and that he will undertake a tour to the coaßa of Brittany,. to examine, no doubt, the Rate of the preparations now going Corwards with fo much aaivity, againft this country. The Moniserr contains a lift of prises taken by the Francis fhips of war and eruizers. Being the firn it bas evict Re loaY praising It prclints all tits captures, . . xOO4. SOUTHCOTF. MOUSE, NEAR READING , TO LET, Unfurnilbee!, comprising thirteen Bed. chambers, five Miffing Ciolets, four Sitting Rooms. all pm' pet ample Stabling, doußle Cna i ch-houfe, Cold Bath, walled Garti,n, and fertil Meadow contiguous to the fame, altogether about ten Acres. More Land may be had.—Addrefs for particu lars to J. Hewkes,Readipg.,—Leuers, ;mica polt paid, will not be received. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen of fortune, Merchants, and Tradcfmen of refrecability.ntay be accocantudated with Monty to any amount on good Foreign and Inland VP of Ex ch.uige, &c. at Mort dates, on the molt moderate terms, with dif. patch sod feerecy. by Meffra. Green and Co. No. 4, Duke-Beech York buildtnp, Strand. Attendance from at to 3 daily, or let ter., rft p. id duly autiveNd. N. B. Money to any amount advanced on mercantile goods, adapted for mportition. R HILL's ORMSKIRK MEDICINE for the . I •LL HITE of a MAD DOG. is now prepared by Mr. J. HILL, Apothecary, Cook's court, Carey-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, Nephew to the late W. Hill, Erg. of Onnikiri ; and fold only by Mr. Francis Newberry, Na. 4j, Sc Paul's Church-yard, London, In packets (containing two dozes) price 71.6 d. and Is. tke Ramp, for the Human Species; but thole for Brutes 7s. 6d. only, no Ramp bring rrquired. N. H. Each packet is leaded with Mr. Hill's Coat of Arms, and fined by Mr. James Hill. PINK DYE for Silk Stockings, Gloves, Cambric, Minim; ite. with prints Direetions, fo clear that the molt untaught Servant cannot =Make. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Jos SCOTT, Water ColOUrMall to her Majefty, , No. aty, Strand, near Bcdford-ftreet, Price as. 6d• the Packet, which is fufficient for Two or Three Dozen Pair, or more accord ing to the Colour you with them., • beat's - Nankeen Dye, Liquid True Blue, durable Ink to mark Linen with a pen, which wilt not difcharge. HL Water Colours fn Cakes, Be. prepared and fold wholefale and retail at the Manu faettary as above. LIcCIOD PINK DYE for STOCKINGS. (-± BLACKMAN, fuperfioe Colour Preporer to ` l / 4 .0 • ids Mita y and PA :Sevres, at the fign of the Blue-Cfat Boy, No. 364 Oztord-Ilreet, near the Pantheim, molt rcfpeetfully begs leave to inform the Public iq general, that his Liquid Pink Dye for Silk StOckings has met with univerfal approbation by t eery per fad that has tired it ; and owing to the fuperiority and beauty of this modalaaluable Liquid have induced others to imitate an article in Bottles like übto his, the Public are therefore cautioned to be particular that none are genuine but what are wrapped up in a lift of the articles fold by him, and (tamped on the bottle with the words Original Inventor, and all others are injurious to the Stock ings. Sold in bottles at gs. each, with proper dlreetious. Like. wife his beautiful Dye for re boring tine original brilliancy to faded Nankeens. Sold alfo,by appointment, at Mr. Munnes, New Bond•ftreed. THE ability and Gentry are refpedinlly inform ed that J. DELCROIX has difenvered an elegant PINK DYE for SILK STOCKINGS, MUSLINS, &c. It gives a beau tiful Rofe Flefh Colour lo a very funple and eafy manner, and he is confident that on a tingle trial it will be found far fur:crier to anything of the kind hitherto offered to their uotiee. Sold in bottles at 3s. each (which contain Dye fufSelent for five dew. pain, and will keep good nearly two years). wholdale, by the' Proprietor, No. 56, Poland4treet, Golden-Nome, and by appoint ment by Mr. Berry, No. 17, Onek-Ilrect, Soho ; Mr. Low, Drury lane ; Mr. Jones, Appktree-yard, St. JamesWiquare ; Medea Herdrie, Thchburne-ltreet, Piccadilly ; Mdli.. Thanes and Weft, Gracechurch-ftreet. Retail, by Mars. Gattk and Lea. New Bond-ftreet ;141effrs. Hardtop, 39, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robiafon, Piccadilly, and Tunbridge Wells; Warren and Roder, Cheap fide ; Daviroo and Son, Fleet-firm ; Mr. ittgg; No. 65, Cheap. fide, in London; Mars. JoiWon and Fagao, Dublin; and Mr. Jahn Danfon, LiverpooL HARDY's nevi invented BLACKING PPWDER, A A patronifed and ufed fur kis Majeay and the Royal Family.— It foftens the leather, repels water, withitands beat, prderres the feet, procures the firft jet, and retains its virtues every when. It neither foils the anger, Rains are muffin, (Melia difagreeably, mew aorta trouble, nor creates expence—in boxes at is. and Is. 6d. each. Alfo his Grand Purifying Mixture Cream and Liquid, which re norm and prcferves the tops of boom in all the beauty of their pails tine pale or auburn, in beaks at is. is. 6d.and set Each label will be kited by the Proprietor, Rob. rt Hardy, No. 3, Bare.ard's Inn, I io'born. Sold by him, and by Mr. Barclay, Fleet - market; Bour geois and Co. Haymarket, Alto by Mr. Rua, Hull; Hunt,•Lyou • Whine!, Gloucelter ; Harrifon, Margate; Hardy, Oxford; Rua, Guildford; and molt Bo lt-ankers, Perfumers, Oilmen, Turners, and Venders of Patent Medicines, in Town and Country. He likewife procures Boot Trees and proper Brulhes. Sold alto by Mr. bards', fleet Market ROMAN CEMENT. ----• IT h the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be cep, bard and impenetrable to Wawa within a few boars, even if d*fed to the *Rion of the Sea; and Ittfo to form a very Prong Union with Brick and item. It communicates uncommon Strongth to Boildinp, and mutt therefore proportionally nicreafa their 4ability and duration. In all Foundations whatever, but particularly is the contra lien of Docks, Wharfs, Bridge*, Locks, Tanks, Drains, Mill Races, Vats, and other aquatic Buildings; its utility and advantage are unqucflionahle; and it forms the harddt and molt ETON a-Luu, sr ucco known in this Country hlanofadored by Parker mod Co. Bankfide, London. 1.1" r i