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l ~s''' ~ ~'~"Jss • ~~. I. 1 : rtttob 3IP" I OR Olt refo• t~ f , TUESDAY, JUNE ii, 1805. 766 ) (rnica sixrixci.. RING'S THEATRE. THIS PRESENT EVENING , June 11, will he performed the Grai.d Serious OpTra of LA CLEMENZA DI SCIPIONE. lo which Mrs. illington will perform. End o ß f the First All PAUL ET VIRGINIE. r„ri of the Opera, will be presented the Grand Ball N et, called LA BELLE LAITIERE; Ou, BLACHE REINE DE CASTILLE. cmopmed hy Mr. ErEgsdle. Music by Steihelt. GUILDHALL, LONDON,Juxt 1, 105. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY% LANDS will meet at Guildhall, on THURS DAY, the 20th Day of June, instant, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, to RECEIVE PROPOSALS for REMOV ING and CLEARING AWAY WHITECHAPEL MOUNT to a Level with the present Footway. The Pronosals mint be sealed and sent to the Comptroller's ORke, Q1;141141, on or before Tuesday, the 19th Day of June, instant; specifying in what time, and for what sum, the parties will undertake to remove the same. No Proposals will be received unless sealed and indorsed " Proposals for Remov ing Whitechapel Mount." JOS. BUSIIN.AN, Comptroller. Ti) BUILDFRS AND ARTIFICERS IN THE DIF- FERE NT Bt . A - 1 , 761 - 4 ES (W -11.1.1I:1;1467- This Dee is published,' in Or Warne, Olaen, twice 41, ~ • IN EARTH PEAC,?,"G')OI) WILL 'lO `/i WAR DS MEN; , s r, The Civil, P ,litics' and Italie,: Means of Establishing the King4o4 of God on Lush. a f 7 , contained and confirmed in the Scripture P.opliecies; in wh , will he en•isprised ths proiler pratlical Measures of Iledres.onsr - Public Afars, uniting all Par•ies, and beetorn:•g pertain at P,ore, Prosperity, and :Lapps flea, 03 G eat Knuiti, and all Nitinus. VICTUktLING•OFFICE. MAT 30. 1405. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vaaronra. 1f .4 Ahfjester Nary do hereby pre fdoeire, That on TI'ES DAY, the Ida of June Nest, they will be ready to rereire Tenders in Writing (sealed Hp), and trent midi such P. as mill undertake to perfons the semrol Works requisite, is the ERECTION and COMPLEXION ty - a PILE of BUILDINGS ((tenor,/ . for Coopers Show, for Packing Sheds, and for Store Rooms over them), us Iles .ilujesty'e Vintaalling Prerniact ut Deptford. The whole to be performed at specie Prices; and to be pail fur by Nth, payable, soith Ldn•est, Xiiirty !Ai l s alter D tie. The Conditiont of the Contro•t may be seen at the .Seeretarn's Wire; at this oj. e; or by applying to Mr. itobbs, the In speelor Repairs, at Hui Majesty's Viettuallinz Premises at Drpylod beforirtientioved. lko regard will be had to any Tender, in which the Pike shall not he inserted in hurls ut leugth, or that ihsll nut he delivered to tilts Board before One o'Clork an the soid 14th of Jane weir, nor soden At Periou who makes the Tern - lee, or tomb Person osi hut behalf, attend., to answer shot called for. By the AUTHOR of the INCOME nr PROPERTY T't/r. It has been the o,nition of Many persons element for their learning and talents, that at some period the mean, one d be discovered of rendering man infinitely more pr Kra-roils and happy in soci ty than he hal hitherto been, and :tenons no longer the victims of hrit al ear, het the real friends sad Derwin', tors of one another. The above Work, it is presumed, rushibies these meat in Jiff gent wactical measures ; ant applies tint to the present times, and to the i•resent war. it al, laswev,r, a singular, yet certain fact, and as surprising to the Aiiitio• at hi any person, that they are all pointed out and coinoia ate I t* tie carried into elf, ct, in the sacred ant witnrat system of our reveat:d religion; both ot which, with the per wales ofexecoting their different views and porton...l,loes heen very imperfectly unit...mond. They shookl. rherefor,„ be taken nap atmediate consideratem by the Legi-'etnrie • or the nation at large ought to make them the 6c or,' es of its most serious inquiry. 'Die Legi,iatore with then be ail., itt the most expeditions and de,irable manner, to extricate fir et Britain (loin her present latinleas and cstamivet, an,: go •,, anr a her the hth gl.iry and salt advantages, intended Int her n the Almighty, of consernmating the interests of hansaatty, bob tor her own good, and that of the whole Warta. Printed for J. Joienroq. N 0.77, St. Chisret•••• -' BY UAIIYIAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES. THEATRF.-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT'EVENING, June 11, Their T.m.i.;,esues• semung will a° the Comedy of IHE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir h ; Teazle, Mr. Wmughton; Sir Oiiver Surf,ce, Mr. Dodo; Joseph Surface, Mr. Etarrymore; Charles Surface, Mt. filiston. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Jordan; M,. Candour, Iti o P o pe. In Ad 111. a Song by Mr. thrum. Atte which (by Command) the Interlude of ERSON ATION• To which ;by Ctonnarrt) wdl be added th P e New optra of YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY. Taw p4a.iwal Characters by Mr. Elli,tou, Mr. Deserton, gely, Mr. cotiiiii, Miss De camp, Mn. Bland , Mrs. )dooritain TO AUCTIONEERS , WE, the undersigned. request a G ENERAL MEETING of AUCTIONERS, re:plant in Town and County, may be held at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 14th JUNE, at SIX 01:LOCK; on Winnow of Great Importance.- WINSTANLEY and SON, JOHN PAGE, JAMES CHRISTIE, ROBERT HELLING, 11. and G Id. ROBINS, JOHN WHITE, JOHN ROBINS. WILLIAM ROPER. THOMAS DAWSON,, June In, 180.5. • 42TEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA -1.3 TEAS —The Nobility and Gent 7 are respedfully in formed, these cctlebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at is and do. 6d. per Bottle, as usual, of the most approved Quali ties, at Steel and Mere:. Lavender Water Merchants m Mer Royal Highness the rfiLICCIS of Wales, No. 13, Catherine. street, Strad& From the great demands made by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and others, for th..s , articles to export, they are informed they may be supplied from their extensive stock, with from one to 100 Groca at Two Days notice, and that the I.lwest Pf , Cr, by theGtoce only, is 28s. per Dozen ; the Lavender. 28, ' • the Honey Water, 38s. T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is ,old as usual at 24. the Box, or 11. per Dozen, the excellence of which is too well known to need a repetition. Famiiiesre.tiliqe in thii Country, mar have any quanttry of Lavender sent Otem, by remittnig a Note or order fur Pay m ent in Town. RY PAR FICULAR MARE FOR THE BENEMONFITT, AND MIS OF MR.S SEAKL KING, E. R. CLARE THE kTRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. Tills PRESENF EVENING, June 11, will be :.erformed the celebrated Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. ,utA)—The LEASE and FIXTURES of a CAPITAL IiUUSE, with a M•Aarn Front Shop, calculated for any Business, in the ;mot derirable Part of Black(' iar, Road. Fur Panices eaquire No. 36, Cis' oat Surrey Street, P.!acklriart Road. • (Z RAND SPRING LOI'T'ER Y NOW D K AW I N G. SCHEME. '!'his DAY is puhlishel, in 3 Vol.. , „...e , THE NATIONAL IMPROVEMENT 3 of 1 the ISRITISII F.VIIIRE;* or, en Attempt to R,Ofily Pablic Alf Airs. Exhibitins to Present State of t 14 , itsin Fisheries, the IfighlAn,l6 of Scorian.l, Ire! dee IV t and West lot es and Great Britain ; ioelodiae its P.nice, Ponca res, Pohtirs, Ariculteie, Industry, and Int rests in ge,,era:; with the REQUISITE PLANS for the ademteerneut of Nurse sever,ll important obieo4, soil for retaollthis,e perrharie:aleeies.. Re the AU mult of the INCOME Of ritorea•ri Printed fir 3.'04103044 No. 72, St. Paul - s Church ',aid. Sr Pertin;xMarrycop hail tr, Mr. Cooke, Egerton, Mr. Clare mont. 2 L.3o,utro L. 60,000 23,000 40,000 10,000 sn,ooo 5,n00 2,000 !0,0013 1,000 8,000 500 7,Q.° re 5,n00 5o 5,01:1) 20 120,.' , 0 30,900 Tickets L. 300,000 Part of the Ca ; ,itals will be determined as follows: First drawn, I , it Day L. 10,000 I First-drawn, 6th Dar L 20,0,10 Ditto 2d Day .. 1,000 I Ditto 7tli Day . . 2,0%11 1 Ditto 3d Day .. 1,000 Ditto Bth Day 59,000 Ditto 4t2t Day .. 5,100 Ditto oth Day .. 1,1100 Dittu .sth Day .. 1,011(1 Duo 10th Day . • LOW Tickeu may be had at all th, Offices . After the Play an entire New Ballet Dance, called THE SHIPWRFCK'D SAILOR. In which Mr. Dubois will introduce a favourite Hornpipe. b the cure of the Evening, the favourite Song of The Fast Captain, by Mr. Inch-don; Madam Frg's Gala, by Mr. Erne. q; and a liruttrste Song by Mr 14,11 To conclude with a favourite Farce, called THE TURNPIKE GATE. Edward, Mr. Hill; Henry Blunt, Mr. Incladon ; Robert Mmthorn, Mr. King; Joe Standfast, Mr. Emery; Crack, Mr. Standen; Smart, Mr. Claremont. Mary, Miss Davis; Land We, Mrs. Whitmore; and Peggy, Mira Searle. TiALta to 5: had of Ma. King, 48, Crusaystreet,lslingtoit ; of T. Glover, Green Dragon, Bivlsoingate-street ; and of Mr. Ihtivloi , , at the Theatre, where places for the Butes are taken. 3 8 14 50 100 6,000 This Day is published, in One target Volump, Quarto, illus trated with Views, drawn and engraved by Laporte, and a Map of the Coviatry, price 21.12, 6d. in boards, rrliE SCENERY. ANTIQUI'L'IES.-and RIO JL (RAPi7IT of SOUTH WALES, from Materials col• •uring two Exe msioni in the Year 1803. Sy BI RIAMIN REATH MALKIN, E.q. M A. F.S.A. •• a • A few Copies may be hart, with the Views finely colour ad by Lionrse, twice 41. 44. in boards. Printed for 'Longman, Host, and Orme, Paternoster row. Of whom Inlay be had, lat ely publiditd, NOR ril WALES; inclndurg its bernery,.Antig Ctn. toms, and some Sketches of its Neural Hmory ; delineated from 1' so t aeursiuns through all the interesting Parts of that Country, during the Summers of 1;98 and 1801. By the Rev. W. Hinglay, A.M. Fellow of the Liiinkan Soeiery, and ht.- of Petcrhuese, Cambridge. In Too Volorue. Ortivo, illustrated with a n-w and accurate Map, Frontispier,, and several favourite Welsh Airs. Price 11. Is. boards. IMPEACHMENT OF LORD mEtorit.t.r. Thin Day wva publiatien, pries Is. (It. the S...c , ,nd P✓Gtien of REFLECTIONS en the PROCEEDINGS of the 110 USE or comstoms, on the N.3iitit UI t tr Sth and lath of April, MOS, ern.iracing a View of Cowin& of Mr. Whitbread, and the Whig Opimsitie.i, on thee. me mnfah'e Nithte To which it anhesed, # V rbati.o the Ad cur r.rilati.m th. Orii•!e of TreAsarrr. of Nu N,l4y..tfir Naar. Bp ALLAN MACLEOD, E. 1.• • " 1 shall cantina Inyeett with a ms.,lsseatson ealculaszd to promote the great ends nejustiee."-.Wer ra " The lion. G mtkman, Sir, wee f -wa:d tt , ;e fin.ppion, ta: proposal niuderatioi , , and pot 1 tiar• tt the reverse of that in itA :perch, wilieu be WWI he,ghtei s oy an ieterfeience will the trer-Infe of de'a.ue, qa te unwarrant able in a ;rave MPonb,r or Parliament r v " Ansicos Plato, a MICUS Sue. a 1...., sed Soed at Nu t, croon lefeel, W'reitbSe.l • r THEATRE•ROFAL, HAYMARKET. TO -MORROW EVENING, June 12, will be prsentA a Comdr , in throe ass, idled WAYS AND MEANS. Sa David Dundi:r, Mr. Mathew,. Kitty, Mn A;•••• w!kich eral be performed the Musical Urama of THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. Fe or, Mr Vinton. Clandine s n a Tyrer. T., which will be add : d a. Farce called LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. . _ _ . . RE BEST NEWCAS TLE i:OALi that T eo ne to Londan are so'd by me LONIX)N SEA-CO %L COMPANY, in suuTrumrtuos-s TREET, HOLISJRN, and are vow on as low terms as they haee been for many months oast. Tbn boing the Tim of Year most a4vantag.,on, to the Purchaser for living in a Winter Stoek, and has neert yenned for mily ve.sro, 1141RISJN a cl Cr rea,metfully recommend their Friends and the Public to take the present advantage. Those who unfortunately have had a few; Stsfford shire Cods for Mel, may be aupolied with some 061 strong Col to emery them off. A New Ohnedv, in Five Act•, is in Rehearsal, and %Intl be rislucitA next Week —Vaissus Novelties also in prepa•atinu. T.e Pubre ars respectfully infermed that this Theatre wilt be :very nicht during the season, except this evening. FAS P-INDIES,—ORIESTAL LITER ATU kE. THE whole of Dr. JOHN GII,CHRISI"s WORKS on the flin,hirataliee (Ink. %loo t .; and Per , ian Languages, so requAte and useful far Writers, Cadets, British Officer., and Gentlemen of every Description iii halts. are sold, for the Author, HY Blacks mid Parry, Books• tier: to the .llnnourable the East-lode Company, Leadmiliall sto•et ; where Catato.tuev, with Pirticiairs, also a List of Books on Urient.il Literature, Ate. &e. maybe had gratis Dr. Gi.christ continues Iris gratuitous Instriletimill on the G , and Popular Langthig.: of India in particular, and the ac curate Pronunciati in of the Oriental Tongues in general, every Wednesday, nom Ten till Three o'Clock, at hiillouse, Cain. herwe'l•grem, to Gentlemen respeetably introdu:.-d, for the purpos- of acquiring considerible Information relative to Br India, with such a Knowledge of the I findoostailee, an I the most essential Puldwations, as will Mader the Voyage I to the Fad Indies subservient to their rapid and efficient P.o greet in the Langnoges, Manners, Custom:, Ste of that Country, by a few Weeks' Application, ender his imm^_di ote 1 Suneriaren;laiice and Direttiun, before they entb.rk for India. Letters, Post-paid, on the above Subject, from any Part of Ma United Kinvioni, will inert with due Attention. This Day it puhlishod, in a euvlowe supetior.sissolot Tvps, APOETICAL PINDA RIC PLE ASANTItY, lc.; cat the Rigours A illeullatu. ur Two Tr:l4y" North Briton.; of who.. Grass Infidelity, the rook, " spit of Doota," Lase bet "one LI Cos.) Th,yiy Comes more than Trotter sr.irt•• yaw s Tr •t , r 6trt vearly—•" hW, heu, hole' eat 1 Monarchy • lathe *A ewe, sioce George The Cu , pto fmna his tlioncas did civil, Two huntleed sixteen w.th ifelrille dated; Same day, coroplere disvace, of c,iurse, twrgird : Doves, scorn So mix with Rooks, which bereaUi " Qua, qua" Nor can true Britons side tenth..." Wants Me? Whit?" F rst, trampled down—Sect m sa•octiteed Law' A opinss•te as darkness is te Were those to Whitbread', (Oriole who voted tight No Votes caa wash the Ethiowais White F....teted at Ststionene hill. P. ice One Shil:ing; and sold at No. 2, Temille-pla.e, Biackfr.ars rmid, '.Su:ref; and sty Sim KIWI., in general, in the Uoited Kingdom FASHItYPIARLE - moors AND smPts. JM. COWAN (from tioby's) most respeltfully . informs the Public, that they may be imm,dtately su;t. plied with Fashionable 110aTS and SHOES, warranted in eve-, respell cleat to bespoke, at Ins Stanneactery, 341, STRAND, one deny from Cathernsestreet ; where the meet extervise Assortment In Londoner thlalepre Articles is con stantly kept; aryl, in consideration of the advantages of prom:st payment, he is enabled to submit them to the Public full 20 per emit undir the umal be-poke prices The universal satisfaftiun which those Gentlemen have iv prewed who bays sanaioned the above Plau, is a sufficient de monstration of its great utility, as it prevent., the disagreeable mete-say of waiting two or three weeks, and then frequently not bean fitted.—Nearly opposite Somerset House. The Trade supplied as usual. I ICINGS THEATRE. IR. RRAHA%I most respeftfully informs the 1 Nnhal.ty, Ge..ntry, Siithc. there to the o..tort, and t Cam. ht. RENEVI T is hitt/ let THURSDAY, JUMF. when wilt ha i ttirtot mutt, for Chit Night only, the ceichtatett Hatitat Urania, itntitlett LA COSA RARA. originally performed at Glenna.-rite Charaaers as follow: La Regina, by MN. [Ellington;lla, by Signora Stor.ice (being her brit apnea:since at the Opera these a sears) llPruripe, by Mr Braharit ; Lubiso , Sig. Viganoni ; Sata, Sig. Marzlli (brit appear ince this S.nisrm) ; Podesti, Signor Revediao; Chita, Ws. Werehsell; and Conrad° ;with P.:r evision of the Proprietors re Drury-Lane Theatre), Mr. Kelly. After the threra, and tor that NI it only, will be performed, a GrAnd Scene, re;.resenting A.vOROMACHE WEEPING OVER IHE TOMB OF lIF.O ICOR, by Signora Grassini ; tunipwed for her by the celebrated Zitisarell -•After which, A FAVOUItrI'E GRAND BALLET. Boxes to be Weer), ani l'.ekets Ita4 or Mr Brahtm,N, 96, Great Russell-btreel Jill , kornstsury Sit. Kelly's Opera SA:out' and at the Open Office — TO THE LADIES. _PATENT TELIMA CORSETS.—MILLS, Junior, presents his grateful Thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, who so flatterinky have honoured his invention, arid stimuLded his exertions to every Improving enierprisa The TE.LINIA then reigns, and puts forth a mewslisplay of Tasteand Elegant..., ever plimitly (-senate and retaining the GRACEFULNESS ef "THE Ft MM. It guides on principles of Nature the Freedom of Deportment, ading tip continually to the perfection of Movensent and Attausk and thui proves an easycorrectss of any growing uncdaforinity to iteate,l appearance. It is not too touch to assert, that the concord of art with rotor; !vett m Drees to founded ill tha tisane pr.nciples of " THE SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL;" aid, in thi: light, accurate invedigatan has brnaght the TELINit to datinitive perfernion. This fully arcoents for its fashionable lead, 1111- 614 (nde4 vogue, and the fererd demand for ft. lodu.nced by unwires of equity the InverilOr likewise declares that, omit. vying wh at h as been held out at two or three guineas, its tit mod price (even for the largest site) is only Shillings Females att . iid the tr. ing Olt. MILLS, jun. 91 and 34, liolywell-strent, Strand, and no ether taiiiiectiun. It is respirtfolly nvntioned, that it is the isemiable Wei of this House not to scud out goods to In " e n* marquis Lothian, Don Mr. Shirley, Right lion. Lord Dudley and Sir John Coghill, Ward, Sir Francis Blake Rignt Ho n . Lord Grantley, Sir Edward New b ' arn, light lion. Lord Forteseue, Sir James Armstrong, V 4 .owitela Dudley and Ward, Judge Bari ingtun, Dowager Lady Cramloy, General Drouley, Dowager Lady Funescue, General Norton, Lail,. Falmouth. General Doyle. La :y Apprece, Colonel Deliath, And many other:, rl AVING, for more them V.O Years. experienced the etlicaey of GODBOLD:a Patent VEGETABLE liALs.‘M, fur the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con emotions, in their own •Families, as well as witnersed it In ether., particularly reeolumend it to be kept by all Prtrolft, Ilspecully those M 40141014 to the Sea, to have recourse to *porn the first attack of either of the ab.rre complaints, in which CAM it omen fails of success, and in hundred,. of instances it has per kroled curs after Pat ienU have been given over by their Phy• by which means a great nunrtber of the faculty conjoin in the rvromMeildatioir, having admitted it as the first Medi. eine in the world for the above d urders. Numinous certificates from olloor of the Nobility and Fami- Irrs as well to from the above, to whom referen •ers may be made may Mr Men at the P r op r ieto r' ', Bloormsbury• *Ware, whirl, are proofs of its utility, beyond the power of !my t.r dispute. Yar Sold by Tint, Royal E xc i• ange ; Newbury, St. Paul's Church d ; Ward, Holborn ; Chios and Kotler, Chespside; Ba to n and Co. Oxford street; Wade, Bond.street I and ail principal Vender. of she Unite.l Kingdom. N.l To prevent fraud, their name is written on every label, mil melted at full length uitora ea.:ll stamp that sewn tollOorb 0: each bottlr'• GOO.l Allowance for Exportation. FISIIER WICK PARK, AND ESTATES. THE PUBLIC are respedfully informed that th.,e very valuable ESTATES, sitotte roar Lichfield, in the c.tuaty of Stafford, soil be sold BY PRIVATE CON• Tit Act, io Lou. The Superb Mansion 11 , ityie, and Oificm, with the Park, Plantation., Lakes, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens, ti.. ' c.ther with the Manors of Finherwick, Hortnn, Curaberford,Wig. Renton, and one-third of the Manor of Peckington, and the Fivlterim in the River Tame; and al.n the Wont and Cum. berford Mills, the Stubby, Ler, and Hedimore Ferny .with the Farming Building., and Ped4ockl, Demesne, Land, arid every other requisite affording importance and cuintiPt to the Proprietor of this magnificent enabli,liment, will be compre• hen din one Lot. The Ho:oras Hayes Wood, with the Timber, Trees and Underwood growing thereon, together with the Lodge-house t end Offices. end the small tenement, land and premiss, in the enure o Wm Clewlev, adjoining thereto, will be comprit,l it another Lot. The 1141 Farms, Huddlesford, Whittington, and the ,mall detached Estates, will be sold separately in Lots. N.M. Particulars and specifications are preparing fur distri bution. To treat by Private Contras for the purchase of the Estates, eithe+ as an Moony or In Lots, apply to Mr. lames, Land Agent, No. 14, Care► street, Lincoln's Inn, London; or at We%ben', near Stratford on Avon, Warwickshirv. at whose oqiees tickets may be had to view the Mansion Howe ,and Estate•, by per%ollll desirous of becoming purchasers thereof; also at the offices of Mr. Barrett, King.strect, Maticiteder ; Mr !Hinkley, Lichfield; Mr. Bedford, Birreinghem ; Messrs. Coiling and Keene, Stafford; and at Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and Freres, Lincoln's Inn; and Me►srs. Blake and Minis, Essex-street, Strand, London. A BSTRACT of the Lord High Chancellor's .1 - 11 liijunaion respelling Dr. SIBLY'S PATENT SOLAR TINCTURE. The invasion. which have lately been made upon the Health. of the Public, as well as upon the Patent Property of Dr. Sibly's Re-animating Solar Tinnure, by the publication of, and vendiog ran:Jolene Composition., under the name of " Dr. Steles Solar Tincture," " Sitdey's Solar Tiiinure," Be etc. to which was afterstards audmiciali added, " Rv flue Majesty's Letters Patent ;" coss;ielled Mr. C. W. on behalf of himself and the other Patentees, to ap ply tithe Lord High Chancellor of Great &item. for an In idnetion to sell illegal proceedings in future; H;s Lentship hat enodacended, on the 4th of the pr-ment Mount, to grant the Injunctionen petitioned fur. ad immed " To TJ•an.a Sibly, Joseph Chambeilaie j of Ports's. Bcnja min Shaw, and Evan Edward., St Pall'. Church-yard, Lon dm, their Agents, Savants, and others acting under their employment, and every of them, by which they are strictly enjoined cod restraliied, frnininakiiig or preparing, or canons to be mode or prepared for tale, and treat willing, or causing to be sold, the said Medicine so invents I, or any Medicine or Tinfture under the Lame Of any similar name or description, or an any manner purporting or repress tilig to be the 41.1*. under a penalty of One Thousand Pounds, to ha levied on their lends, au ds, and chattels " • An 4 the Proprietor, further td inttret the health which the Patent Solar Tincture wends to fortify, hereby gives notice, that all the Bottles *sued at this Warehouse. from the eitt of June, 1803, will be waned " C. W. Salcll," wr.ttett upon the Bonk of IIIaILIZOOO4 round each iketii; w counterfeit wh'.eh, In -.edition to contempt of the a►ove injunction, is today, and be prosecuted accordingly. Solar Tmeture Warehouse, 40, New Bridgeietreet, Lud gate Hill, London, June 11, 180.). N. a. A co" tit the kj Alamos may be ispeated at the Weiebenis. 1 NATIONAL DEIST, RF.VENUE, AND DISBUIt4E- MENT. In a few Days will be published. THE REPORT of the COMMISSIONERS of NAVAL, F.NQUI NY, with Explenatory Notre, and an Appendix, containing select Extracts from the several Exami • nations, and other important Documents upon whizia th,se Reports are founded,... ..... By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL, Of the Holinurabie Society of the Inner Temple. Noted for 11. D. Symonds, Paterno:rc• roor. Where may be had, the F.•iir Fast Volumes o: the preceding Work, entitled, The ST )TE of the NATION with respect to its PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT, REVENUE, and DISBURSEMEN f ; comprised in the Reports of the Select Coll3.llltree on Finance, appointed by the (louse of Commons to examine and stn.., the total Amount of the Public Debts, and of the Interest and Cha•gesattending the tame, to the pre ent time; psrtieulsris•' icg the Receipts and Disbursements of all the Public Offices I the Mimes of the Superior Officers and Clerks in each Depart. ment ; their Salaries and Fees; together with the Amnuht of whatever additional Pensions or Salaries they rzeeive loon other Situations paid by the Public. 4 vide Syn. 11. Bt. beards. For • Character of the above Work, see Monthly Re•iew, inly, 1796.-..C,itie.ll Ditto, Noveaocr, 1793.--Asalytical Ditto, March, 1798. THE Reverend WILLIAM BARCLAY 'S ANTIBILIOUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS—The Pub lic are requested to observe, that u the great benefit to be rived front the above littera Medici , * depend: on the Pills bring genuine, His Majesty's Hon. Commissioners of the Stamo Ditties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Win Barclay, the wale I veotor and Patentee of the Antibilious Deobstruent Pills, the name of The Row. %V dh.an Barclay, Stafford -street, Old Bouthateret," to be engrave) on a black stamp, wiuch stamp is affixed to each box, all others are coun terfeit; and any person vending the same will be prosecuted with the utmost severity of the law. They have been used with success by many thousands ; amongst whom he has the honour to rank the following d3tinguished personages, •ia.— His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Kith and Wells—Sit John Homewood, Raft M.P. for Flo- Steithe, Ludlington, Bart_ M.P. for Penryn---T. AIIIO4I, Esq. M.P. Litchfield—James' Amain, Esq. M.P. for Southernpunas-Cecil Forrester, Esq. M P. for eholsim Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Ilertford—Edoniorillochm, Esq. New•street, Spring gardens—Thomas N•itilitersley, Esq Pall mnall—G W. Dicks, Esq. Private Secretary loth, Archbishop of Canterbury-•the Bev. Me. Dintock, Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Mt:dictates ate sold at SIr.V. Kerby, Stafford no -et, Old Bond street—Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester square--Mt Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) --Messrs. Bacon and Co. Oxfiod-street-..Mr. Bolton, Royal Eachartge-eMr Michell, Medical Repository, Lone-acre.- . Mr. Edwards, No. 534, Holborn-or:id Mr Suety, No 4, Cheapside, cornet of Patemostet-row. Where may also be had, the following truly valuable Medicines, whose htopy effects in their several eases have on - wined the most distinguished ire , tronag....--The Rev. Win. Barclay's Specihc for the sure and speedy relief of the Gout ; his Solvent foe the Cure of Stone; ho Volatile Nervous Crerdial Drops; and his Volatile Oils Etnisrocation for the cure of the Gout,, Rheumatism, Sec. all which Medielnet, ee be Remote, mutt bare rue above unto Nosed stamp. This Day is Itubllshed, Number I puce he continued Weekly 1, an: Part!, price 'lea Shilling. .rd Sigpence (containing Nu. I to Nu. X. t ine!usivi,„ to b. can. tinned Monthly', of THE GARDENER's and BOTANIST'a TiratatmtY ; omt.,Ming the hest and iso.aht ode of cult:Taw g Ind impr.vittg the 11Ca.:1/4., Fnt.t , Fh.eee Garden, and %awry ; of performing the P•sa 'col halo of Agriculture; a ma:orng IfuteyEdis, and of vu r iagsting aU Sorts of Tin Ler Tree.. By the late PIiILIP MILLER, FRS. Gardener to the W0r,h40. , 1 C.,•ll,oray at Apothrearier. at their 11-tame Gr•rden in Chelteo, and Ildeni.rer •.i the B-s -tonic Academy at Florence. To which are rine, Forst added, a comp'ete Enumeration and Description of an Plinio hitherto known, with their Generic &Id Somitii Clara lava, Places o 7 Growth, Times of Fkic e;igt,,, an t Use bothMedieal and /commit- al The whole comelect cod newly arraog -I, with the Adaition of ail the •tiodatn Inspro-e. meets in Landsrape Garden rig, and in tb- of Piano, and Fruits, partico:arty in the va ions Rood. of Hot house; and Forcing Fames, with Plates. them, and thc trinrioles of &orgy He I iitStA.S VAR TIN, it D. F.R. S. Regius Protestor of in ute Univers city of Cambedge. P.itted for F. C. and J. Ririceton, No. 62, St Peers Church-ya , d; and the rest of the Proprietors Each will contain Four Sheets of 'Large Foho Let. ter.presr, and each Part Forty. Since the c , oninencernent of the Publication, a co . rsitt•ranle increase in the rims of Paper and Priutii.g has but no advance has been nude to the Sober:utters and the Work, at its present price, is one of the cheapeat ever offered to the Public. Ni,,teen Parts are already prMterl, the Toentictli will speedily be published, and the Twenty-heat will, st is E re• sumer!, complete the Work Proposal., with further Pagan, may bs had rrat;s. DR. HOWILLaiIt INPADERS. ' F ' --CONVULSION, HYSTSRIC„ gYl crrne, or VALLINti VI rs, radically cured Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the Savor Pariahs, was 0,164/44 of twenty years afFictect with the on 0.1 Nilient •3sl Falling Fi's • and, although ;he had trip,' every ratite- Me Ito sine, and Wad buen an in-patient of Rirtholo.weee and Guy's Hospitals, never received lea least benefit tot -.ie took Dr. Flowsli's Po.vilees, which perfectly cored h. a. the Rev. J. 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