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.. • J."..., 4 „..--- s e ; . .'.. iv . .0- "--- t io :. . • ' ..s. ......,.., v • ; ~,,i. : , .7. . . a • 4,- d ..1. .._ .L . 'EDN -. DAV„ . ti' 31, 1103. t e • efo 0 : ....s. . i ~ : ~ ~ ~.! :------- NUMBER 809 ) ;tRM►' ITX , Ne • HEATRE-ROY AL, !I AY MAR !CET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 91, will Comedy. in Vise Arts, calk,' VIE CHAPTF.R OF ACCIDSNIS. 1 , 0 4 Git inset.% •,• • arimi ; Governor [Locoed, Mr. , ; Captain Ils,c,irt, Mc e • . b. ~:m1.1; G re y , Mr Ch.," nal Va...., Mr Palmer; M' VatneL , Mr.. Mara ; Mortim,-r, /Am t• 11; Mrs. %Vari.cr, sirs. Cleland; IL Age', Mu ~bt. • To whi ',Ague s•4l ,1 the Melo lame of .A TALE OF MYSTERY. flortarnn, Mr. D !omen ; l'airrier, jun.; Fran ti.,.,,, Mr CLanniait ; Stephan, Mr. De Camp; Montano, Mr. What , n Stlina, Mrs. Gibbs; Fla met's, Mrs. llatlow• th ,. D o w. b. Meade. Duhod, da M -.Vining, Mist Daniels, Miss Tayhir, Mls. H. istow, &c. Won ei.t , rcly New Pall Seal by :Nil.% C. lir •tuw. T.,,norniw, The Lying Valet, The Birth-Day, with Trim (;U - b. 0,• Fa e, The Lea Chest, with The [tooter of the Alps. .4,,tor4iy (bra u-na in tho Theatre), the C o medy of w,l, OA.; the Dramatis Perkins of whiet will he vecified in ham • ALrettisamema. A S:w Drama, in two sets, is in pteparatien. VICTUki.LING-OFFICE, JUL► 24, 11105. 11 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for Viawllrn•. Ilia la Majelo's Nara do hereby Ore Notere, Th.,g o, FR i -1.1.1)• , the 2d */*Auge,st one, they rill he reed., to rreeire Tendert I„ It rite's; (seated oee), a n d trrat jr. Tiro HMMI. Thoesoold Geollons ot W F.tifINDIA RUN! ar FentEtt;N RitANDY to ter ilehteret See We ekt (one halt en Three Week., oIYI ile remainder en rieree Werke, otter), Ito. flit Majrety's reetwilling Sorts et tile Pe:rts awl in the Proporti , ola underesteetewnce 1, • 7: Peens, istiight Run's, 4to. 6......5aine as i,h;d at 10e• The sane Work on di larger Paper, 4ito 9 , —arose* yogi% tithed at lb.. • • T:,e above may be cond , lered a; a Sequel rn'ehe V rfl. di•at . ltegailied of Milton. It enntains a irtinstr?rwl'lllenorl•nt, which will elf.. d pleasure to the Man of T ,un M. ih.t, and the Chr.st•Jii. The following 114 t 114: re .a 't of a re , ' eminmit 42:itic upon this c-lebrated roues f4.-. 0 • fhe Calri7 of Mr. Cumberl4:id is a Work imbued w.th th- ge , one swirl* nf Mdtnu , and destined thetefore, erost probably, togas hty. On this, the Inte , it effiwt in %seed Poetry, rapes, n'icing some general elawnvatieass, n4elise to fame, aikaoatteaw language, &c ; a revi-w which, from the pas...g , s midoced, :tesweilly tempt the reader t, peru.e the who*, and p si' ok. betty to ii;see the performance among the choicest priritacia or the .Muse."--Drake'. Literary Fluuri, Sec.mi E.atiu a, Nu. 18, Sic. DICTIONARY of the W(iNDF.IS of ART, cowl:. ehend - - - Works 7 .1 Ply rsnith A.),Onn 611,0 A 2. G311...na. Deptfind O,OW This flay is tbublklied, priced:. 6d. boards, THE PRAC of the COMMISSIONERS, . ASSESSORS, SURVEYORS, COLLECTORS, and other OFFICE-RS, uader the authority of the several AC rs relating to the AS. , ESSED TAXES; im,luriing a correa siteltinel Aurolgnient of the several Stables postal in the 43d :out 4SO* years of the relit of His pre,ent Alaievy King Georg. 111. relative to the Duties under the Man we tient of the Commissioners for the A tT.irs .if Tares; with 'Fables of the Duties, artjudead Caa4, Easpianalney Notes, and th gusal Pie clients Tn. whole Arwood and arranged in th., Metho.Leal Order and COUrie its winch the Arts arz to b.: named into Execution. Sy THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Uf the Inner Tempt..., London, RArrister at Law • Author of the whole Law relative to the Duty and Utf;co of a iruiee of the Peace. Printed for R. Phoney, Law Sookseller, Inner 200,0 LIO and to be pdiri for by fills, p tyable, with Intereet, Ninety I)nys sift r b.,te. N. B. rewire for u lest gain ity than Ten Tiontond Gallons inql he odbo;rted. The Ce.fit...tu the eon ra 2 oftto be seen at the Serretary's Office. rewird rid !re /441 en notn Tender, in isOtich the Rice Olaf nig 4 in. 1 , 11 it* Words . M length, re that .hall .at tee dchee•ed to As Anne 'alive this retoek on ibe add Fennell, tintehr Amnia Rey, nor title. the 'whet the 'fender, yr Moat l'ettom eh his behnq, attend., to wince, a hen called !or. ~• GERMAN THE \TRE, LEICESTER PL ACV, L ICEESTER-SQUARE, I Late Dibitin's), 'Nee the immediate Pattrmaite of Her MAJESTY. R. SCHIRVIER's JUVENILE COMPANY tile! the honour to pet.orin 111 i PRESEN r LUNING, Jul . 4 0, DAS SINGSPIEL. A Comic Opera. Aan which, A lilt NN!) TURKISH MUSIC, with VARIATIONS. AA to eoneliol , —A* Farce, THE DRUNK AIM DUTY OM DIVIDENDS.. BY me ACT tivrirti in Ike PP. rent SESSION of P I.IAMPNT, au ADDITIUNAL DV CY, Vire the Rote et °ME FOURTH PART of 11,c FURNEk DUTY R PROPER rr, a i erooted ope' terra .Ca SINUO/ 10 1 1 1 C 014 , 1 C / .0 4.0 Itor i,ths vont to the sth /* April 1803, to he computed up.. the Nct Ansmolit 1 the Lacy chorrit/ ha sach Atseststetrt, hich Ad.tition •1 Duty it attade upon the frill AA .4M of nil Dividends or 10taes Pattie Ammon ies, Povahle op the, Yds Jetty Ma jesty's best.—llia Cos nisi /00 the Afroiis of Tun t:irrefore gave Notice, 'IA s all Pee 30.1 ottadeti In 511th Disiderds, alto are desirous of the .eloiomat .1 , he Doty into she Paoli roseloonl, oust. in o,del to rat.t.'e th,.. 54 Dis ha ge fi ow further As.siote P. into the 11,,nk, its efil iftiou to the f I.oner Ditto 111 Ike, Rot per C en tavo, .44 the Automat su s the Theidettio, the finther SUNS of ()..e-Fassetle Poet el the nil Data, rampated spot the fa!: Assume thereof. By 0,41.1* the nosed. Al wirtTER. OffErc jar Tout, j !Id 29, ISUS. LITERARY NOVELTIES . This day is published. In Ton VOIU price 7s. sewed, RODOLPHUS of WENDENBURG. ROMANCE. by AUGUSTUS LA FON CAINE, THE Vt/ OF VENICE, 2d El , tion, price 6s. By M G F.sn. Author of TIIC Monk, &c. The Drama of the Vert..h.in Outlaw, abed at Drury-Lane, has been taken front this Rom •oce, ~'. U CONFESNIONS OF THE NUN OF ST. OMFRS, a Tele, in 3 Vok. 6.1 By Cosalotto Deere, better known by the name of Rosa Matilda. HOURS OF SOLIFUDE, a Collection of °sights' Ponx s in 2 Vol, 14s. By the same Author, with her Porttaa affixed. Ina few Mot, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE, a Novel, in 3 Yoh. price 13s. 6d. St the Author of Du Valmont, &c 11 , the Pros. THE MONK OF M 1 RTF.I.LI and het Daughter, 3 Vol.. THE POUR SPANIARDS, • R oo: a fi ne , in 5 V fa. By F. C. Mow.nye. THE BLOODY MONK OF UDOLPHO, 3 Vols. THE INFIDEI. MO CHLR , 3 Vo;4. Pnnte.t tor Wigruore st:eeti and to be had at respectable Booksellers. T • Contk 0 Gerinau and Etiglins to be had at the T 2, puce Osie s iihch ei= k and Meet taken, nn the Days of Performance, M u lasi 'ethic...days and Satordaya. . at S nn o'Clock, and begin ptee'sely at Eight. EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON owinrNDs. HMAJES'IT'S COMMISSIONERS fir the A A AFFAIRS of TAXES herein/gine horire, That ail Perrour Ltiotiog Ltempu n 'ewe the Lhoupest p.o. Prey, in rrt!reet I . the Vele( ,: on di,,,g le th, oi tAf 11.141, rf wu I, or the South Jto Cat env, or the 64 , 1 . " roREIG R ore rerser.l to wake Oft , Cialsr , M ~e Exempt:so lloes eke Coostaisoween for Special l'arpeoes ot the Aeb ; end that alt seek c 4,1.111/ 111 , 14 he made in IV.ltisor, nut d e ,i reet d of the Pr ran. to Somerset Pare, tl•te- , a to tke .s'ercrto.l,f , e the Afairt of Taus. The r/110 oa tooi.k qu-4 nonuser, to he Pude, te. , o he had a• thr said aTee, o, Appii.attale th///, V/ to ENV Intpe , ter or Gv Orfter of the ILord, M. WINTER. O'Net fir Ti, ,', 26 khan, lke. • 1 v AuXHALT. R rtWING MATCH re - .; MNU A L PRIZE WHERRY given by the I RONK! OR of V AIIXIIALL GARDENS, will b. R. ME') FOR TIITS AFTERNOON, WEDNESDAY, by SEVI N PAIR of OARS, in Qndhrm Dresses. 're be d••tsr.n:nel by oar heat, to start f.om Pilackfriarlt. b 4ge, at half-vats fise chrtk, proceed up Vse Rieß, thmtigh therentre A•ch of Wer.tminster, and the ream. Arch of Rat h,' ai.d return on the Surrey-111rue, p4st a Boat Vist,thali stairs. ▪ ••• Each 114,4 t will be distinguished by a White Fag, wWi R d SIAM No. of Spore. M sti's Names. Where befogging. is S CII NRI.ES WESTWOOD, t Vauxhall. 'f NOM AS ..vonNsToN, 5 JAmEs TAYt.oit, . . Stangste. 2. wii.JAAM LlPsucrite, . . Vauxhall. S. JoHN GILMER r &engage. THOMAS WWDER, . 4. 1 ROBERT BROCKING, . JAMES CANNON, . . . . Bankside. JOHN EI.LES, S. RICIIARO HAY, . . . . Milbank. JAMES MARONE*, . . . Weetatineasic EDWARD BIRCH, . . . . Pepper-a Pen. ROBERT BAR RI WV, . . . Three Cranes. • g iIioMAS BANKS, . . Culver's `ridge. In tke evening . aul be A SPLENDID GAl.Awwwiten the Gardens sr!: he hrillianCy illuminated, and the Trattirareticv of the Recruit; Match, and other appropriate Device,., ant be eis;.:ayed. Nn R itighner the Doke of York's Rand, Pan.lean blinstrd., Savoyard., dc. to. will perform a er,i,te of voila. Ai,e; and, after the Concert will be given, A SUPERB EXH!fII . rION of FIRF.-WORKS. tsdintrionTuree Shillings —LErors open at 7, and the Con cet to begin at 8 o'cMck PASORA\I T.EIeF.STFR sQIrkRF.. TOW OPEN--AN INTERESTING VIEW .I.‘ or GIBRALTAR, takec from the Battery ea 1 1 ,41 the prin.'s Tongue, from whence the Panorama, or emir. Or solar View, is rand in the extreme t—Comprehending the Bolt, which rises 1,300 feet sines the level of the S-a, crowned with Cannon .ind Mortar Ita - erirs, the 0,41 of Bar' lory, the Streighis and Provinces of Andalusia 4114 Grenada, Vie Aral • of the Bay, Town of A'geatras, and St. Roque, the 1e1.C11% r Mediterranean Sea, ire The V!FW of EDINBURGH coati "1,4 as usual openfroin Tea till Omit —.Admittance to each Paint ie, 9NDER THE PATRONAqF OF HIS hoYAL HIGH- NF...5.3 THE PRINCE OF WALES. THE o;iginal Curious anti Wow:let-14 Experi ment ot th• INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. R. CHARLES, the loventer thereof, LEICESTER SQUARE. TM. extraordinary continues open *very nay (Suasive- excel.tt-d, from Teri to Four, and from Seven to TIM in the Evenung ; and is allowed by the gre.t Concoorroof Pe0,.11., all Rank:, who have wiiuessed it, to be ate 01 tile most astoo .ping ever offered to public Notice. The I viable Glrl4, who seem to be in the midatof th, Ainlienee, 'those unikon lf. than, converse and sing, in Eugli,ly French, ..d ( vermin, PI iv i.n . the Piano Forte, &c. Also the amaahl 7i'CIN4 *ay.() NU ST, which has the Motilnii of Life, tel , s the ier of the Company, their Dress, the Hour, he their Sic.— ‘dinittance 2v. 6.1.--Youne Ladies and Geis tnider twelve, la. each, during the Holidays. PICK ER Y.s L IIIIES HEAD.DREKSFS, OR II %111 CAPS, Univermily admired for their Inimitable Orialtiva READ Y.These HEM) DRESSES and HAIR CAPS I rrwsst such Taste and Elega.sce, that they adios the handsome of all Ages, and improve the defefts of usinrenr accident. UTILITY —They are so useful to Ladiasof every art, that they may complete their Head Dress in the must becoiniag stile in a free minutes. FASIIION.—They have the I eculiar excellence of not be- Ina known front nature, and are so fashionahle that they are went by the TAU distingiti•hed in every Court in Europe. UNIVERSAL CONVENIENCE —..These lived Dresses are ar happily formed, and so we adapted to the countensi.co and romp4stion of the wearer, that she Young they Grace, the Middlt , Aged they Enliven, and the Elderly they Dignify.—ln an order, it is sieres.ars to say if for a truing, a middle-aged, re elderly Lady. These Head Dresses du not require the hair to b. cot WE Te be eruro,4 in the mature, the hair mint be put up, and taken ,and the hack of the head to the centre of the forehead, hole thence over the held to the neck. The Price 4?.. to .5,!. aid. each ; Afternoon Head-lrretet, from Three so Free Guinea..except light odours ; Gentle . 'h"..'s Two Dolmens and a to Three Guinea. rash.— Leiters (post pawl) 11.1!V altlFtar.4. Ordre.%, With Rank of Ligla Mutes or good ilihr at a sheet date, will be punetualy atteaded to, and the ehringe, rf any, gent With the 'orris VICKF.RY's Establishment ; formerly of Reihopertatewww, and Cheap:Me, hot nov of Taviewit-street only) is upwards of Thing y nee A CAC I I o,4—Wkwreas minx Lot ea in the Country have been i nposed hr a Person of Peraoos sellioe Ile d Dresses In IF . .els-ev's name ; W V. hew I.aae rn afloat/It his Friends and the Priebe m g ner.l , that he never tied aotholts* aov one so to tin , nor con h,c• e e -.1 of his F ...•in.,, but at hrs House, •S TAvisTucic srxE.ET , CUVLST. GARLEN. TWICKENH \M. o'l l o BE T.ETT, Completely FURNI:iHEI), A A HOUSE. ennsiating of a large entmrn a-hall, dining pariotir, drawing rmin, ten bed charnhers, with wants' races ; a large g Wert aoA Pl.asure groustil, w 3:11 c.OOO d ,th vegetables and string of wall.frnit ; stabling lor .W/Mg two raFfialrell. - ..Sre of VlThesle and Hall, Tallow chandlers, Richmond, At R 9, MINORIES, TOWER lICLARE WE, fnr himself and late Partner, . R. Al lIONSON, is now selling off their very elegaot and isrze STOCK of Printed 3ED FURNMYRES, coloured Calicoes fnr Linings, and Furniture Dirnittes; together with a c,nstaetable au switxl Assortment of Drapery in general; which, in order to tne speedy and final arralgernent of the Conize , n, wi:l be Slid both Wholesale snit Retail, on the Low est Terms pntsdde. STATE LO TER Y. SWIFT and Co. No. I!, POULTRY, beg leave t recommend to the attention of the Puhi c, the SOMME .4 eq. PRES' NT LO rEERY, which will be found equal an Capit,:s to preceding Lolevies, and much wnperfur in the Ar rangement of inferior Henske, giving (independent of the Twutty Pound Prizes) a mulch of Ten Pound. each fog the 3,000 first Blanks, which materially 14,14111 the risk of the Adv'ntu•e. THE ONLY LOTTERY to be drawn this Year, begins 3". th SEPTEMBLR, 1805. SCHEME. 3 Pfiarsof ---- 114'00 su,ooo 3 8 4 6 1,000 10 9) 60 SO 4,500 3,000 First.drawn Blanks / 10 each 30,000 --- entitled to 7,619 Benefits 17,1n1 Blanks 25,000 Tickets L. 210,004 The First Brawn Ticket sth Day .. 1 lO,OOO Ditto Ditto 7th Day Are part of the shire Capitals. Tickets and Shares ate on Sale at all ore Lice - Offices. Price of a Ticket .... L. 19 3 Half I Quarter Sir/ .7 FISHER WICK PARR, AND ESTATES. THE PUBLIC are respe&folly informed that these very •aluabk ES FATES, situate near Litchfield, in the Coigns , of Stafford, will be sold BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, in Lots. The Superb Mansion-House, aral Offices, with the Park, Plantatioin, Pleasure rocilds, and Gardena, together with the Manors of Fieherwick, Horton, Cumberford, Wigs ginton, and one-third of the Manor of Packington, and the Faheries in the River Tame; and also the Elford a n d Cum besf•rd Mills ' the Stubbs, Lees, and Hedimore Farms, with the Farming Buildings, and Paddocks, Demesne, Land, and every other requisite at tiding importing and comfort to the Prophetor of this magnificent Establatiment, will be compote liended in one Lot. the Ifni:mar Hayes Wo 4, with • the Timher, T•em, and Underwood, growing thereon, topthir with the 1.044 e-house and Ofices ' and the small Tenc , cent, Land, and Promisee, in the tenorvo4 Win. Clewley, adjoining thereto, will be mein prited in another Lot. The Hill Farina, Hoddlesford, Whittington, and the small detached Estate., will be weld separately in Lots. To treat by Private Contra f o r the purchate of the lirtatos either a' an Entirety, or in Lots, apply to Mr. James, Land Acein, No. 14, Carey treat, Lincol•e--I•in, L•induu, or at Wrlt.born, near Stratford on Avin.—Particulais a-id Specifi cations of th , .! whole Property, a. als • Tickets of Adiaitsioa ini e.ew the Manton . Howe cud Eciates, may be had at James's Offices; as alto at the Odlees of Mr, a,irrett, street, Manchester; Mr. Flinkl,v, Lltehheld . Mr • lideninghain • Medire. Colt in% ant Krems, Stafford ; at Messes Forster, Cooke, and Freres, Liiieoin's- inn ; and Messrs. pike and Whitei. Essen Mena, Strand, Lamle*. FICt)TIC FUR THE TEETH AND GUMS. A GENTLEMAN offers the mn./ infAllible EX ! 1 Uric for the TIELTIT sod GUMS ever yet dist-net:red. Its peculiar pro;ierties an. mu simple cretfilied to the cleansing of the Teeth, bat wilt alsolittely preserve theta its the Itighwit elate of Ise: fe.7.tioo t.. the•iatest period of final L143.0114°1; it will renllr then beautifully white, without impairing the ena , mei ; firite:is such ot nury los loose; sod keeps those that are decayed Pride hecontiag worse; willeffixduilly cure the must eau-ruciatine tranh.ache, moor, them to then original purity, a.d make the lariat d:licately sweet. It witl ties., the gems to aditere close and firm to the "feeth, and wilt rend,r th int mail the lips of a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman of fortune, and deo enavinced of Its 'As:act, that herein hyr. feit 1001. to the is.rson latint is as he directs, if thi.r hove the Tooth- %err, or a Tooth deny..—. The Ceylon Ex..tic i nn t i had at the Proprietor's, N 0.27, Soho-square, once is 9.1.; an t at Mews !donna' and Son, Coro.nteet, Bristol. N. B If a tosth i il-eaved, or the toouth in A lied stele, let the Proprietor look at it, wile requires tea tiro. TEMPLE UP TilE MUSES, FINShittRY SQUARE. LACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. most re spoettully acquaint the Public of their having porchameri tlse following Works, and many others equally valuable, which, agreeably to their accustomed mode of seliing at redo. eel prices, for ready money, niay be had on the undermentioned advon tagenus terms, warranted complee in every impel. "!'hey are all in boards, ex.:ept otherwise expressed. The Rey. HENRY COX MASON'S FAMILY BIBLE, with Fx:lanatorr Notes on the most interesting Passages; well printed in a Royal 4to. eise,hirge type, new and strongly bound, C w t —same as recently pu'ilished at 21. The SAME WORK, 9 , 44. Royal . 4to. printed on a fine yellow wove pars, hat pressed, handoomely bound in calf and lettered, T. Ifis — , ame as recently published at 41. 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POOLE'S AN NO rAI'IONS UPON THE HOLY BIBLE, wherein the Sacred Tent is inserted, and various Readmit* an• noted, tsgediet with the Parallel Scriptures ; the more dif. ficolt terms iii each Verse are explained ; seeming contradic tions reconciled ; questions and doubts resolved ; and the whnle Teat opened...a new Edition, 4 vol. 4to. boards, 21. 6a.— sante as publahed at 31. ••• As a stemiect, plain, and accurate exhibition of the meaning of Scripture, Poole's Annotations have no equal in the English language. ANTENOR'S TRAVELS in GREECE and ASIA, In eluding an Account of Egypt —pu b lished at 11. ls. 3 vols. - - - Bro. 9s. tid. . . ATWOODS HISTORY of the ISLAND of DOMINI. CA, its Natural Production% Customs, awl Manners of the lahahirants, published ar rra. Octavo Sla Sd ANECDOTES of EMINENT PI RSONS—seornprising also many intere-ding Literary Fragments, Biographical Sketsii. en, Dialogues, Lateen, Characters, C. in Prose awl Vince, just published at 14s. Two Volume. Bvo. 10s. 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There is judgment es well it latvi.ir exemplified in O.n compilatim which sopereritot the use rnanv smaller works, and is an itself a kind of Ltbnri of British 'navels." CAS rt.tt or the THUILLERIES; os • Narrative of aU the scents which have taken pile* in teat Palate Prim is INS itivaliwt to the Itlth Brumaire. year li, puhitahed at to.. eo.p. svo. 7s. CII,4IIE4AND*6 CALVARY; or UK Nati it 00011. ing the History and De, union of all the eatraordlnary of Human Industry; and Genius, produced so every-Age sad, Nal.ol, just published at ss. 12mo with :dates, si. 4d. DAVY'S SYSTEM of DIVINITY, its a COtlfSl of Sze- MOM, gin she Rein, N.tture, and Artribuss-s et G- t, 6 vola.. 120. n. 8. 94 --name as pub +died at 1. 01 ER'S EDEMS, with a prefatory Estes, real yrie Poetry, beautifully ',rimed by Bentley, published at 19.62 woo. 12 nio. 4s. rd. Dr. DOOD's SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN, a now and good Erbtto . with 6nc P Than, 2 vie. 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