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• 10: 14. • 1.174: ;If 34 li-St • 4 7), Me 1.111.551 b rriq• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1804. s:xrENTE. r FA HEATRE-ROYAL, I IAYMARKET,THIS j EVENING, will be presented the favourite klusical THATCHED-HOUSE. TAVERN, 14th August, 1804. AT a Meeting of the Nobility, Cler g y, an d Gerdy:, of the Metropolis 2,4 its ueighbourhood, held here this day, lIERKINS's PATENT' METALLIC TRAC, A TORS —Front the Traets which have occoMinally beds published by the C. , inimittee of the Pt-Adman lostitufrei, -it has been discovered that the PATENT ME . CALLIs: 'fkAe• TORS eel upon the true Galvanic Priveciples • and from in , creasing experiment, which had linty the rdief of stiffening h o . manity in view, they have been enauled to 34t eflitj.l. besides such cum- e l:hots as have hcretofh•re been published I. the wad, that they have effeEtoally cured same cases of Dropsy ; mein particular, the Hydro Thorax, or Dropsy iii the Chest, which had been of long standing, and after the Patient had had the advantage of the first Medical awiiiitaive, without any relief. P..lsy has also been relieved in a remark .I.lz ii .rudder. 'lwo singular cases are reported from the NW Hot. , a , Chelsea. Tli • Patent Mhtallic Tractors are -old by appointineo. ..1 the l'a tenter, only by F Smiths, Cheiiii.t, Nu. 29, Haymarket, at Five Guineas the Set, including Books of Casi,t THE REVIEW; Ur, THF. WAGS OF WINDSOR. A Military Overture and New Music, by the late Dr. Arnold. Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr GROVE. Capt. Beatigard, Mr. H KELLY. Looney Mactwolter, Mr DENMAN. John Lump, Mr. WESTON, Caleb Quoten., Mr. MATHEWS. Grace Gitylore, Mrs OHM. Lucy, Miss HOWELLS. Plicebe Whitrthurn, Mn. HARLOWF.. fo conclude wok a RepreSentatinn of Th.• IILVIEW at the CAMP near WINDSOR. The Right Hon. LORD HAWKESBURT in the Chair; A S .bscription was entered into under the following head We, the undersigned Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Metropolis sod its neighbourhood, considering it to be the ilidispensiblediny of every loyal subjed, at this importautenilf, hi (orward, to the utmost of their power, the exertions of G)veininent in defentis of our Country against the attempts of an invading Enemy, de promise and engage to pr wide and hold in readm.is for the Public Service, on the shortest notret•, in the event of Invasion, the number of Hanes and Carriages, with Drivers and !farness, expressed opposite inn respective Name., fur the purpose of conveying Troops to the Army, and to supply the Drivers and Horses with Provision and Forage, sufficient at least for forty-eight hours from the time of being called out. Atter which, the Popular Comic Hocra of ' LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK-SMITHS. ()sprat., Beldam, Mr. ELLISTUN. Mrs. M ATHEWS. That Day is publi.thed, Price Is M. TRicar ANGLICISED; Or, The LATIN SYNTAX: as snot in, the hte tr.vivEß•si ry of PARIS, and in many eminent Colleges on the C Adapted to the Use of the ENGLISH STUDENT, After arluch will be inod,iwco Acts calle ed dune) a Muaical Mete, in rd THE GAY DECEIVERS. The Overture and Mu.sc couti.us,d awl selected by Mr. Kelly. The Vha.actar. by Mr. GROVE, Mr TAY i.Ost, Mr. FLLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Just. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DECAMP, jusa. NOHLE, Mr. G. WALDRON, Miss HOWELLS, Miss DANIELS, Mrs. GIBBS. The Door• to he opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Perform sncr• to begist at Seven. LYCEUM, STRAND. DEFEAT OF TILE FRENCH. NOW OPEN, the GREAT HISTORICAL PANORAMIC PICTURE of the DEFEAT of the /RENCK, and the PAShAtiE of MONT ST. GOTIIARD, br Oe:tet.tISUWARROW. Painted by R. K. PORTER. Esq. TitiiGrand Picture gives art accurte idea of the Situation of ►oth Armies at that talon:ming moment, when Gen. Sawarrow arrived and fumed the passage of Meut St. Gttltud. Tlitr Exhibition al open t very Day, Crum Nine u'Cltick till Dull' —Admittance One Shilling. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • A 7, 11104. T HE COMMISSIONERS .lOr riaseiling Hu Ih i forp .Vary do herelv :ye Not iee, Theo aw Werixesdoy, deo 12de of Septetuarr u, et, th, n n il/ he H aig to receipt. Tenders is witty (whod up), sod treat rich atch ;'t snit as will stit.trtele M•Neill[dl sorb earcaritics .Cheible,, Derb , ish,e, oritirk fhb e, root Gi.."rostirshirt Chew. or Cheese of nqndi r.iricsa ; .4 of Mete Cork (sfrmeds) Butter, er Brita Mater at opal it t hat be replied Fe Ha Ifrir,ty. rricloartircr: Service, from llict J.,9 to the 9113th of Sertemhe, ltOS, incosiee. rt.* delellert 4 ffo , l (Me to time, at demauded, hits the rh.- t , ,,:t.p.g Vern at ter ford, Portsm , .sth, and I'..psout?, fit the Can ballors tr . )), Oler, te hr trarr.4u6d t. ifftr Mid maul tar th^ *art 01 Sit 31,, ,t 4,1 frog* site rottle.lite .f Ih brra ; find 1110 be pa. 4 tn. paya,V , uid4 !Merest, :Vint tj Days after *ate. The Co.diirlas 4' the C , atra.ti net; te Tree vt die atemesvfes 0 4 .. r, et Mu Ogie, or by dpolying to Mr. Atm Irat.enu ihaturrt;lle, the Agr t the t tuel uag .tt Outs . No Reg rd trill k hal t. may Te.ultr as Wads the Peire sh s i net he hassled ialFerds at ►enth. Irr that shall not be deices ed e. de Read h fO, c ate s'e!..ekeathe sad greases"! /4, the 1214 , J•phmk , WM. //Or mate 0 lir Pers.. who Ms re l ate, o sass P.we 44 his RebaCattetals,te sower mites relied for EAST INDIA ',OUSE, .lun 22, !fit/4 rrf fr. ('OURTofDIRFCTIRS of the UNITED is C' 'WANT 4' At ERCHIANTS of ENGLAND, I.R.IDIJiG to ike LAST IN .)IF'., do Marie girt N,..cr, Tut they t.itt k ea 111, to , elleate P, 0p...0 , in Irteti"trft a e'N Noe, sa. tirfiorit ednesdny the Itoth of September kit, tom .fty ?match& may k erilliieg i• kit t•frei:ht .thopt 01000 Tens •od ivnoordi, new is India, for the Mill 0410.14IIi• S•et•re, to 'sols has: a Cartyfroar China ; snit 4' t• ~acrd. to be inignpd for • Foqeges (no: eireeding _pot. j , in Francium to 14e 4e of e•.+ll Ship rape-amis. The Coati f Dire,tors do hark f,rtlarr girt S ., tiee, Vitt tit, v.ii he r•mti:, to receive Proposals in Writing, an or before Wed '""i 'Yr at 19 1 h e St i geo.kr, for o , e hire for a farther ,mnotter rf ro, get, of such Noir* If 1000 Tent ef.l &pelted', tvlitrit hiLt rt , r3ard astir somhteiff Vtervi L. the Cospnt,hi.k,t cr. The Frodere, with e.t words " Alt fender" e• the Cur, to be seer roily teeieti vp and left all. the Secretary, on Se be/ire Terite ?Melt et NOON an the aboot kyrnd Mich Hew , nt any Tender will be ter riled. VVILLIAM RAMSAY', Sterdary The P.,rt:eodero ott the T:.'l4lan4 Condition 'r nhie4 the Mies k nee 4 , 1 . 4 is the Cnonorny'i may k tees upon oppti ellllllll N 'Ph James Caiga,, Clerk to the Coevaittee of Skipping, as or offer Mends', ent , the 17,4 Infest. WANTS A slivAroN, - • EL A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, as HOUSE KEEPER to 'Single elderly Cjzot!essan or Widower— has no Objeation to the Care of a small Famt y, where another Srtrant "'kept Direct to A. B. at Mr. Audorrt, No 4, Gkucceter court, White Croatetreet. No. 2,17, PICCADILLY. IJAIIRISON and rczloKE resreftfully solicit the Nobility anti Pulie to peruse eh.. Sehente of the amooseloof Lottery, which .ilt b. , found to contain more ClVitil NV" than is 1.4 , - .I in Luttei ies with doubt. the noin le, of Tickets. Harri.on w.I nrr•uke byre now en sale a fr..n variety of TICKETS and SHARES at their Old OfFee, )in. ?i7• Pir•eadilly.es•ablialled upwards of ►fty yltifi, where nit• sterieal of all Calorie{ siocr• that period are kept for the tu'die to examine their Tkkets end Shares. JOININGA 4 krt (late 11..r.1e•e6) J it.PAN and WINDSOR CHAIR MANUFACTORY, 1 :"), City Road. Fin.biirvarlour, oviwit. the Brewlasaaa. J OHN( INC R.k respeafully informs hi% Fr:ends, and the in general, that he has removed his Mann firtter vor... NI. I , Woi.hip-atwas, to tne above plJer, ' mant::.ct unit a iar;ps A tort not/It of FANCY .. I. %‘‘ilz.o CHARS, of tlio .. ibeweq P...trvit; likewise sad 411 sort:. of Coin's, of tits first e:Jaity a 41 Fiu•e.eiliiat in xre.it variesy. these who laic occasion to hey Chairs, ^t -- .•'l:^ iirawirg•fo.on or Co•t...ee. will find his Repo ; whir all Urdv, for home eon- Ind exportation are o•etwted with panctulf ley a:A F,! TI The Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, are informed, that the Subscription Paper will lay for Sig ature at the Th..trlied- House Tavern, in St. James's street, from Ten to Three o'Clock, daily, and that the Bodies of their Carriages will riot be relinred, assimple and light fiftellinmi for hanging on the Springs of the Carriages subscribed, will be provulzd by Go vernment. MANSION HOUSY., London, 9th August, 1604. T a Meeting of Merchants amp others held this Day, to consider of the most effetu4 means for giving voluntary prompt 4sii.taace to Government With lIORSES, DRIVERS. and CARR! %GE% for the purpose of conveying Troops to the Arr. ly o❑ the event of hives/on. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. Resolved, That it appears to this melting to be of the highest importance that Government should have the most ef fectual and certain means ready prepared and arranged (or renve..ing Troops to the Army with the greatest expedition in the event ut Invatiou ; and not be compeged, at the mo ment of neeemity, to press unprepared Horszn arid Carriages for that must es.entu I Service. Resolved, That a voluntary Suttacription he now opened for Drivers. Horses, and Carriers to be held at the cum- InAnd of Government, isi the event of Invasion, fur th • ser vice express-d to the preceding Resolution, ant according to the pan laid before this Meeting by the Curninasary-Cieueral. Resolved. That a Committee be now apoointed for th puriiese if must promptly and effectually calryiiig into execution tie Resolutions i.f this Meeting, and for making the nec. !miry arrii,gements relative therrtu, and that they shall have power for calling General Meetings M the Subscribers, when they may deem it necessary, fur ascertaining the loss or damage eh cli the Sumwribers may sustain in their Hurts or Carriages, aedto aal.lasach Members to the Committee as they ma:' think proper. Readvesi, That itie fallowing Gentlemen be the Committee fur carrying the Hetahalloos of this Meeting .nto eilect : Th, Wight Hon J. Peering, Mayor. Sir .I.ihn Knit it. J. Ma.tiand, Esq. M P. Sir Chariot Price, El Lit Robert Harkey, Esq. Gorge Oink, Esq.lliain Box, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. M. Wood, Earl. Claud S. Hunter, Esq. M. Duke Langdale, Esq. Peter Peri:hard, tisq. Ald. Samuel Walker, Esq. Cr-uign SchnNly. Wm. Br D'Onintl Joseph Lyesi, RN. H Snow, Esq. John Stuart, Fel. John Poci.ey Kensington, Esq. lt,. lord Les, Psq. J. Maitland, Esq. M. P. 11. Thorson, Esq. M.P. JAI, Coope, EN. The Committee give notice that they will attend at the Manson house daily, from Eleven to Thr a °Vice+, for the puipo.e of receivrig Subsaiptions of Hones 'awl Carrier*, and ti ansavting' other buvincts, direct...4l bi the General Meeting. TO GENTLEAIEN AND LADIES WHO JOB THEIR COACH HORSES. NIT IIFREAS all Persons having Horses and V Cane ice', have been caned upo.i voluntarily to give prompt assnitaiiie ur Gosernmeut therewith, for the purpose ni conseying Troop. to the Army in the cent of Invasion We, the under.igned Job-Masters, willing and &simile of funtiering this Public. Service to the extent of our purer, can e:riving the Nobility and Gentry to whom we have lett i.tir how,:v-r anxious to promote this essential reassure, may notthiiiktheneedves authorised to make an offer of the Woes they have hired, without the convent of their Owners, do hereby declare mir full orms.mt, that all our Cinnamon, having Horse. on Jub from us, may subscribe them in their °wit Names, for the Servise aboveinemiunad, provided the Coachmen, under whose ears they are now placed, ere seat with them, arid two days Forage. William Smith. Henry Carr. John Hall. Ann Ballard. Robert Vernon. John Wilkinson. Barth. Arlen Wilkie Jr Chu*. Charlri Crony. John N*wpoit. Sam Wimbush. Win. Elvin Thos.Jarkein. Gavin and Elder. lltos. Deane. Dor. Mason. John Kent. Thee. Abell. Joni: White. Win. Ricks. gorge Coma. John Fmtilain. Henry Ssaiuhler. Charles G ay. Richard GUII4II. Edward White. Thomas (Jogai*. W dlwm Jacobs. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. TIC ee Twenty Thousand Pound Prises, 'I r, • T.•n I housand Pound Prises, 'lice live Thousand Pound Prism, No Prise less thus L 90. 11' 4 HE .Ittention of all Ranks of People are soli -11. ciu.d.tu the Scheme of the prevent GRAND STATE LOTTERY, Whit+ bights Drawing the 24111 of NI xT MON Ell, and contains a greater proomtion of eAri CAL PRIZES To the small Number of Tickets, than any former Leue:y. SCIIEMF.. No of Prises. Vallee of each. Total Vale,. 3 of L 90,000 are L. 60,000 3 10,000 30,000 3 3,000 15,000 6 500 20 lOO 9,000 •,~~0 2,000 xo .1131,0,J0 23,000 Tickets L 130,000 Part of the Capital. ta be determined as under: First drawn Ticket, First Day L 1,000 First drawn Ticket, Seventh Day 10,000 F drawn Ticket, Eighth Day 20,000 First drawn Ticket, Ninth Day. 3,000 Tice. is and Shares rni Sale, at every Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE, Twket 171. 1114. 1111( 01. Sa. Od. Eiition It 74. Ott 131. Cd Sixtevuth 11. as. 61. 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