The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

a...wow. MLR AT .111011110 M. :ildel 4.:0! ci -1, Wld 3. • Vent. Nap,. J. Lie}, 11. Opor LT Dub r. i Pont Of i •SO % i Doti er : New ft. SOT' Num A.V. 17) • 12) r --- OF ST r AAAAA • •••• • • • T , Coral SH S.l ;urns • IRTIT! Lady er of th Hanoi .fa ion RRIA( Carina hitsa I the 21 mi. Lc 'ter of IFATI Berko r Fore It of reretti nbar, I .d the ne of acme. DAY min. ..._—...._.. 1Y S Al . STI 194, Ind 1' :OL An Blot of ti Ind I 3etict l;ra .1 Pot Wyr , 5 i : Vu d IL r.ers' w DI ire,Tl /0 ' r, 4t tai und n Ili 4T. i ar oak. Sic. Iw. ,II 0 4.11. -....- Alt rn lif 11.), , in lrlt ate id b 11, P+ EN 1, et.. T Ac Ina '6, ou 1111 • I h b., It lh I . le. 1, II ti 11 :11 e .e c • n et i a • • g • I • lilt AT GaiLDITAI. f., • 11011110 M. .liael Cos now or late ct . d_ri, wool en-drao ,, vi • 10 Tuisiaar, Nov a 7. 3. Venice Naples 1. Lisbon Oporto CO Ll Dublin . l4l rutile,.. I. I *1 Portage Gold tit Coin • so d g am par a 1... 4 a o o o 0 New 1:0 , 11Iare ....... 0 SID Silver In harp .... • • 0 New Lnui. each .... Ajw .11 the Rank of 11.'14 di per Ceitt. )• lna IS 5 1i 6 • ..71 61 days OF STOCKS TCS PA V. 167; 1664 • . 57111 .7 %,‘ gg 91i1 •• • • 10 13 16 7 ...• • 110 1794 I'. 01. dit. , • • toy 1t 811. • ' se 181. 10t. 59 58i I . T. MN, Slock.h/r o lh. , Calcutta!, and 9, Cluring•Ceies SH STOCKS, Nov. 81. ,uree • per cent 89; IRTI IS. Lady of Captain Rrecher, o? the er of the Feneibles in Northumb.:- Hanover•squa7e, the Lady of S 4 la son. RRIAGF.S. Carmarthen. Wm. Mortal', Esq, MISS Harries, of the Arne mace the 22d Instant, by the Dail of an. Lord Montagu, tr the lion. iter of the Right lion. Lord Doug- IEATHS. Rerks Arthur Vansittart, Eaq one r Forest, iii the 79th year of his age. li of September last, in the 19th egretted. Mr. Robert Dunbar, eldest nhar, EN. London ; a youth eiat• • id the son amiable thipantion and ne of His Majesty's J ustices or tt'e aoucester ; a gentleman muck re- DAY AT LONDON Bit IDU ruin. aft.r 11. AUCIION. S AND FIRE ARMS, &c. . S LW AR r, 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albany. ,ad rirec following 1.1,14, :OLLECTION of BOOKS, Amongst the Rooks will be found Blinne's Gentleman's Recreation, of the East Indies, Japan, China. Ind the Levant, exhibited in 4 0 )escri,,tions, 2 Vols.; Gr tie's An. (;ranger's Biographical History, Portraits, bound, in 9 Vol. ; Rft- Wynelltarn * 4 Tour In Wales; Voy. 5 Wok; De Lsiressete Grand Lie. Yids ; Milton's Paradise Luse. a English; Herbier de la France; '..isater, by Hunter, very foe Im ir DittiOiiary of Arts and ki0,•39 Tom. ; (Euens de Voltaire, fu Toni ; (Eueres do Rousseau, r, 44 Wok.; Jubilant end Steeerw's profusion of di e Prints, a most kind in blue Morocco, gi:t lease., ii History, 11 Vols.; Mieres de 4 ruin.; 11 , ntry and Mint . * Hiss; • ; an exellzsit Selection of French 'saki of Horns, Blair, Goldsmith, arc. its.; too excellent Fowling two lair of Pistols, Tiie whole At reMerVe. italogues ►kid at the Rooms. ARM and TYTIIES, NURIII PToNSHIRE NFR, DIKE, and Co. I DAY, December d, at Twelve , in One Lot, and very desirable FREE ate in the Parisi' of Irehewer, part id bounded by the River Nene, Otte and about Thirteen from Ns..rth- Parsonage Farm, curtaining 2.01 zing, meadow, and fertile Arahla 1, a very good Dwelling House evert , necessary 0.. t building, tu- T)thes of COM, Grain, and I Acres of old inclosed Land, in Vie usable good Tenant, whose Lease 10, 11110ept 10 Acres. Held trues grunting to 35M per ann. ea;table nn of the term. Also the Miro er.iin, and hay, ari,ing from ICI • hand. • :t tul P.Anieulars had at the George, Intgberough ; Crown, Learever ; ih and New fart Paatvtl t C , • y. , 1 the Slithantioon, Ge!dant, Solicatnr, Gray' n W.-linghorostah I at the FlAc ei ler, Dyke, and C.,. Aldereate,rt. ALE TRADERS, and OTHERS. fr. Smati, SESDAY, Dee. 5, at It o'clock. lesirable Ll A SEHOL D ng the extensive Premises on the e, Leicester flails, in We OICUeIP , o-drapers, retiring from business, ck warettenses, and two liandionie r the same, cutitaiMnst to k ether 0 in depth, with couniinchousev, in, dining and duwm6•roomy of tnt ord'r, with olfirus of every de. perfectly desirable for a bankiog ientleinan of eminence in the pr.- te purchase•utuuey ma► remain ow I previnull to the Sole, and Peril, u- It tlw Itaptio's I lewd Coffee-house, eve. View-lame t Swan with Two Coffees-hour, Dera , .. street, Saha Smith, No. 6V, liroad ',tract, near - - - - VVIDSON. No Yr, Wyek. lot W Wk:S F. .t the L. Clemelt'selturch, Strat.4l, w!i.”e :pottimod) irdlbeArly stiwdet to. ir. / .17) . 12; ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Nov. 29, Their daiesti” Servants will perform (third time this Season), a :innedy, called BELLE'S STRATAGEM. nmic-,,t, Mrs. Ellistna Heady, Mr. D nate' ; Sir George ~„ , yid, Mr. Wmuahton ; Flutter, Mr. Palmer; Saville, • Ponell. Letitia Fiardy (with a Song), Miss Duncan b eog her first appeatanos in that Character); Mrs. Racket, A r a Harlowe; I.aaly tenchwood, Mrs. Mountain; Miss • Mrs.Sontley I. Kitt) Willis, Mrs. Scutt. Act IV. a Morpreradc Scene, with the Minuet, by W.I. Ware, and Miss Duncan. titer which will tr• perineined ((or the 9th time) an Operatic Piece in two acts, called MATR I MONY. With ?Inv Scenes Dresses, and Decorations. n e wiettsic mid Music sntircly New, composed by at. P. King. The Principal Charar tem by Mr. Dovann., Mr Ellistoe, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Nile, Mrs. Jordan, M rs . Bland. The YOUNG RSCLUS being engaged at this Theatre, the rjtlic are respc_tfully info , mail, that he will make his First arne..rance early in the Second Week in December. New Operatic Piece of Matrimony will be repeated ry evening this VVOCk..-TJOlllfrOilr, after the Play of Deaf d Dumb. lIHEATR E ROYAL, COVENT MCDE.S. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Nov. 1, wt. :oected a Consetly, called JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. The Earl of Fit 2 Slum, Mr. Weddy; The Hon. Mr. Sh. , flie4 ol7 , Mr. Lewis; Peregrine, Mr. Cooke; Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr. Blanchard; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Brunton; Job r.orithrtel , Mr. Fawcett; Dennisßrulprudderyt witn the Epilogue Soot Mr Rock. Lady Caroline Elrayin re, Mrs. Humphries Mary Thornberry, Mrs Gibbs; Mrs. Brulgrod ecry, Mrs. Dal eii:sort. To which will be added, a Musical Entertainment, in Two Acts, called THE ESCAPES ; 1 . , THE WATER CARRIER. Cocrt Annan d, I.lr. Incledon, who, in that Character, will Introduce the Bong of .• The Thorn, composed by Mr. Shield; Michell i, Mr. Fawcett; Antonio, Mr. Emery; Cor poral, Mr. L. Bailogna ; Constantin, Mu. Taylor; Angelia, Mrs. Atkins; Mercelina, Miss Wheatly. 'f he Public are respect oily informed that on Saturday nest Motor BETTY make lils First Appearance in London, in tyre Character of ACSIMET, in the Tragedy of MAM BAS:OSSA. fn morrow, the New Comet of The Blind Bargain; or, I it Him Out, with Paid and 'Virginia. • The Public are tense:ye:lly informed that a New Comic Opera, in Three Acts, is in nMearsal, and will very soon be roorloced- 14 FISHER and SON, HABERDASHERS, Bce. return Thatiks to their numerous Friends and the Public br their past Favours 114 Fleet-street, sod beg leave to inform them, Met have remover& l 0 rsio. 166, stgsni, oopostts the Nan, Church, near Fronserset hoes., Ind hope for a coutinuance of Patronage Urey from h;thertn experienced, and flatter themselves they shall be brttar enabled to accommodate the N .6ility and Gentry, as their new Pr:nuises are more comnao din•us AFFIDAVIT REFUTED. Ne. SS, Long acre. To present the Public from being misled by an Aesersilement that has appeared in wine of the N.nrs papers. under the form of an Affidtvit, calculated to tejerc Mr. pical . .sert in his isoperty, Le deem it ieaccmiary peakila Moitt, content . et, Mot its whole coent. area groats meditated fah:hood ; and, as a pvief thereof, recotitmejlis a general perusal of his Pamphlet, whieh may be had. :gratis; as a sive, and of every reputabla Vender of Nterlic:rt et in Eu rope, and wit,:li nut only contains a complete reit ration of that Affidavit, bet aho the most incontrovertible pro afs of hi. ffsJ r. Dicktourres) tight tn, and pown. Intl of, Ott Original Ree:7e ton GOWI.AND's LOTION, as well as dent onstrating rho f.uprnbability, if not sopos<Mility, that any otter rflosoit an snow of what iituciteuts thi. exceilent Medico, e i, coin• posed; and that his knowledge of its composition is equal to his right, the following Testimonial*, seleied frosts chieter.t periods, arid from hundreds equally respectable, re.ust put be yond any kind of sd.olle, artl'irove that, as prepared by o :irt he these many years past, it has been no less er nr,...ici t ss than w.,:n compounded by the original Inventor lions The first r. from the late celehrated Dr. Gantt t, then of I far. rowgate, and who, :rem his great medical kneorlelge, was se lected ant appointed Pnewstor and Lecturer •to the Royal In eitotioo. To Mr. DICKINSON, No. 55, f.,eng-acre. " Sir, I have tried your Lotion in vae.ous speeics of cuta neous eruption, and when I have been d i .aappoiate.l in its ef fects, I have had reason to attribute thtt ePsappointment more tante inattention of the patiettt,than..o the want of pewee in tb.: Lotion. The sulphorated waters of this place sometimes care these complatuts ; bet there are. many instances in which !key hove failed, where the Lotion has succeeded, particularly in the herpes farinosirs„ and in Oat species of the herpes matte loam which affects the face In these cases I have generally lacceded by the application of the Lotion.--Indecil, in almost every instance in whit•lt I have tried it, its good elects base been esidnnt. I " Herron tte, Juno 16, 1/04. T. G ARNETT." To Mr. ISIC.KINStiN, No. st, Lo n g Acr e . " Sir, fur upward, of seventee it years I have been distressed e n h a dreadful surfeit all over may face, or:gitsally occasioned by tletill of grief at tile death a a child ; it it therefore with thanks I inform you, that, by th moo( one A:lWe of gout ex cellent Lotion, the complaint is VP far removed as to :rake my friend. c.inside t it little short of a mracle, and I am confident • m awe bottle will render the skill of my face as cleat an tt at any period of my life. The truth of which I shall be • , ity to confirm to any person who may take the trouble of railing upon the Rev. Mr. &Nathan, No. 166, Row-lane, Cheap am, Sir, your much obliged, " April 5, 180.1. To Mr. DICKINSON, No. SI, Lone•scre. " Sir, for they years peat, I lisve br:en Mewled with a kind ef white worm on my nova, cheek, chin, and foreluad, at tended with a complaint h was considered as the scurvy, awl shaving war so irksome a task, that I ever' dreartsl the thoughts of it. 1 had lately a bottle or!' your Gowlatid's "anti from Rochester, which has d one me so much service, that I coma request you to have the goodness to send me a alert bottle by the Maul tone Comb, as I [lever intend to be without your excellent Mclicine. Your., &c " A. ANDREW. ..... ..____... " Boughton Lodge, near Ibtai.lsrer,e, June 21, 1804." The ustginala mar be .ern at the t.tio rehouse, No. 57, Long acre, where it emit'. tics to be +old utt ye- tans, 84. eel. pints 5 4 •9 g. 5. .." , P 4 Included i •114 b, all Lie neporable Median Vender' to me lin:germs Mr. DICKINSON, after repeated. experiments, finding it irlamble to chatty the .lease of it's battles, or varc the •p• retranc- of the labels, without brir4 hanertiat4y foilowitt by "se lib° c"imind 8001 r 1 hirtg it a imitation of the genuine GOVIrIAVIVS lArnos. whi, h is the moo pleasant and err. " I 's 'Pectic for all the disagree.. Ale complaint.. to ot.ich the Pace a•id Skin an ultimo, by r , 0 ,..v1ng ever* k , oil of coarse sie'S eruption, asp( unpleasant a ',romance, and rendering then s ,""Alto dear, and trartsparet Cost scrintoly rec.inanends 2: 1 -"loa air Gent..ernen, elt.s hove not an opportunity t o Saud to Warebfli`e. to direct their Setranb to ask for DICKINSON'S LOTION, prepared at the Ori ginal Wareham, No. 5" ~ L o ng se r e , and bring careful to &wove that the l a b e l coo every b ack is si g n " Willi hill ail" ' le elientorforit which is r , t_ *nos o i4 poit aitgailimp - iiiii"440.13,1, iritt t. .1 , id.l-.t ... b 14 ,, tr0i0, _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1804. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY GENERALS OFFICE, Great George Street, Nov. 27, 11304. NOTIOE is hereby given to all Persons desirous 4 - marveling to supply the feilowiing Attu:fgt . /or the Use of the Army, tie. BREAD...To the Troops in Barrerlas mei 2.snrters in the Counties of Sweet, Bedford, NorJs le , Olpril, Stalled, and Worcester. OATS—re the Cavalry in esatottmrtas and Ziarters in the Cilium' of Oalard, C'eashrage, and Northampton. A .1:1 FORAGE, sit. Outs, Hay, and Straw, ist the CAsatry is Barracks in tht Wait/ of Nottingham an.l ' arms k ThaDs(iveriet to conerneace on the 2 )11. bay of Decem ber rut; that P. opoests its Writioz, smiled up, owl marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will he receives' at this (►Hire, an or ls#ire the 4th Llay al said Jfoutfi of ',gremlin (bat muse ictll im red sista otter Twelte set:loch en that ; and, sent Pou, the l'ortoge to he paid. Proposals 'nest be tat 6 , s separately or each Cowite, end the Names el Tr rod Sneaks, Noah th.. , r Mice, .f I!,s , Irate, omit be inwrteri at the Fort theAsf; gad ao resat , he ...Mee! so. Ins the l'arty or Agent call at this OYire on th. jutiounn:, Don to hear the Decide,' thereon. Particulars of the Cesteatit Inv be had, ups% diapiteatian at this Whet', between the !leers eV ha dna Fool-. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAD 1111•1117. CaNtizastm, HAV ING already signified my intention of be corning a CANDIDATE for a Seat in the Direction, whenever a Vacancy might take place, I now beg leave most earnestly to intriat the honour of your Vine and Interest, to suc ceed your late much lamented Director, Mr. JACKSON. In the diligent pursuit of my Canvas fur that honourable situation, nii personal application wilienut,l trust, be deemed intrusive; and, 'Mould they be crowned with suet:Assiut mark, of your fa vourable opinion, my seal shall be umemitted to evince the high wine I miteitain of my publk duty and pri rate obligation. I have the honour to be, with the greatect respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Wallitood-Hour,, Your devoted humble Servant, Layturemine, Nuv 213,1504. GEORGE MILIATT. BANK ERS' CCEPIANC ES ancl goo.' .S 01 EXCHAN ,r., not exrer,lol, Si,; Mouths, counted, withou• incu.nbenn7 the with and all kind of M • •rmlbe boin!ot and '4 Id on Coinmi•Aion, by Meo.rs. vv tirrENHALL and Co. N... 6, !Wad-court, %V Ilbrook. None S t Per43sof respeltability will be tr-lt,l with. N. d. Attonclan - :o from Elem..° to Titre, tiel.wk • Ili ST:iniE and Co. No. ISO ' Osford-Street, : • Ntiou.a.leiN it of D0n.4..8 'k T•l3 CUlkiag Ll•ensils• beg leave to infoilt. toe but they have very in.ich lie proved thole Artirles,whisit render them the cheAstst and clean hest furniture .i isr in nee Tla follm•Ing ist forms a set, wnii h will be kept in repair at all luaus for Two Guineas a year : Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 Coffee Pet . . 0 6 6 Chocolate Pot & Mill 0 4 6 Set of Saucepans 1 4 S.l of Stewtmlia . 1 • f Two Soap Puts . n IK Fish Kettle . . . 0 16 0 Tiabot ditto . . 0 ti 6 114 M. g Pot . . . ' 1 1 6 Dutch (Hen . 0 6 6 FryingP.aii &Gridiron, 6 6 sr & Beer Pot 0 4 6 Spice Box Ilr (kater • 4 0 Thev let • likewise a large tea urns, and a fine stock r shower and ..vann baths to sell for .44 urn., and old stoves in . Rr, t. I °fuer . 0 1 Ft u. & Box 0 1 6 Chaos Toaster . . 0 4 6 Drool , gPasi & Butter 0 7 6 Skiutou• 4 Ladle . 0 3 6 :rod' Slewers . . 0 2 6 2 tic , ,lityl.Tiod. 11.1% 0 2 6 Cut, 6 Patty Putt 0 4 6 6 "Mk, 1 Egg 5i..,11 0 4* 6 Slice & Gravy Spoon 0 3 6 4.9 9 0 of hohlonabh bmrix talie koises gild forks. Also or ler A liberal price alluwe4 [OR t:tose distressing DEVILITIES which pre vent, or rencLir the Marri❑gr State (tint can nel, with a due retard to Delicacy, be mentioned In a New.: lob. retest •uvereigl Remedy. A Pamphlet, more particistoiy descriptive of their virtues, may be had, rail', at Mr. PerriWC, Nu. 13, Seuthanapton btreet, Covent GatJen ; where, by special appointment, they are sold, wholesale and retail. They are sold, retail, by Maar , Bac"n and Co., 130, Os.ford street ; Mr. Ward, 324, flolborn; Mr. Tutt, Royal Exchange; and all the principal Venders i.f Proprietary Me ticati.4 in London; an I to perms) hi the country, inclosin,l the amount, free of postage, they will be ortlises!iately forward,ll.—arricti half Of mos. TIIE ELABOKArtIitY, I Kt ET, COVFAT-uARDEN. THE only Genuine Rev. WILLIAM BAR. CLAY). PATENT ANTIMLIOUS PILLS, eerie ac. cording to the Pateat, which, to 1:011,114, the Public, may be men rt. The Public are warranted in beliee;og, that the ab•ss. t...n ino Aloes nor Mercury, and that, to tr.v rr resents atone h ..lour, Gouty, and Nervous they are indebted for that distinguished patronage which they alone poems'. They are Sold Genuine at the following places Newbury and SCOW., Mawr.. Shaw and Edwards, St Paul's Church yard; Mr. Butler, Cliesparle; Messrs. Sareay and Son, reet.m..irket; Mew's. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; Meow:. !Inward and F.varri, Smahfield ; Mr. Siddoni, Edi, Strand ; 11‘...wr*. Begun *IA Co. Oxford. road ; in Boxer Se. I!. and Inc ; end by all other re spectable Venders in Town and Country. M.B. None but those made from the specification in the Pa tent are genuine, or will keep. EXTERNAL APPEAA ‘BCE NECESSARY IN LIFE. LORD CHESTZRFIELD particularly advises Cien.ii;ncis, not only as necess a ry to health, but the suttees of our forum,' is life; and with so s'othlol a corn olaiat as any disease that has the least analogy to the S rofulu, Indolence with liAta,aly prevent either tete: from proiii.ig oe excellrnt observation !•••F.ruirtions in the Paw consictent doctrine of those who recommend external vole cations fur intern:.l complaints, is ohviatral in the foll.:w.o; simple gumbos' : Wtll the fur which adhere. to the inside f a kettle, or boiler, be re,no:ed by wa , tiiiig the outside The same comparison may be made respecting the human Irisee Can an iiiterital cuittpladit be removal by .141 external 'police tiun T These quest ion arc left to be answerci by e. - reader, which . will 'hew the rodiru: iusiiess of i migrating this doc trine, while the infallibility M Dr. Woduci's Botanical Syrup in evinced in the extraordinary cures that daily appals ih the Papers, particularly in cases of the abuse natur rue motive for publishing this adyertisemeot is to s xure the health of the public from the danger that cum!. external eradication, which, to our knowledge, has proved Oral to amity who have piacid to it an improper conileoce. oiriet.suver, Vilacken..ll Road, Sept. 1, 1102. Sireel was afflicted fur many years with • violent Scorbutic Dionaler, which cainidlarge &web and blotches iiii my Leg rb i gns„ and Arms, is Y much, that I could nut walk w ith • not excroc:ating pain ; lb this situation 1 arr.lied to many of the Faculti , wieient died, b able to ,poet a cure ; I was preira.led on on a hien,' of mine to apply to you, and after h nurgthe bf linos •,1 soon found myself free from the sores, and am now in perfect health. 1 am, Sir, your most °toed nit Servant, W. GI Mrs. LUDFURD.of Artiilem street, It rasotulsev was af- Siete/ with • Sw hung all over her bodr ; bra, Lilting Dr. Boehm'- Nervous C odes d , h-.• /mind great r dief. Wdi.awes, .1 rho Harcolit, Sresto`i Leather Dresser ' Ana -1 lery-nteet, d rrn ottsey ; A Peirce, C.. .1 fitemhant, No. 1, BerniondWy New Road. tie,e- 17, Idild N B. A. D Swinton, the Posprletor ( Son of Dr. Swinton, FAisis of Hartle' College Pb L in). ilea, be ena•ultiril final 10 tlll, or by Letter. ouch t r r usual Fee. A Pt.* Osiris 111AdesomikeSit m ies. STATE LOTTERY, begins Drawing the 28th of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. I of L 25,000 is L 25,000 2 20,0110 -- 40,000 3 ---••• 10,000 •.•••••• 30,000 3 .. 5,000 ..... 15,000 6 ......... 1,000 ~..... 6,000 10 —.... 500 ..—... 5,00 30 4-...... 100 ............ 5,000 00 ... 50 2,000 6 sit , 0 •-....m. 20 --.. 12;,000 •••-•-•• —.—.... 21,000 Tickets L 2y0,0 , K) tekets and Shares are telling at every Lieenved I.ottery Office. Prier of Ticket L lB 10 0 Half .L. 9 9 0 Eighth -L.2 111 0 I Quarter 1 15 0 Siateeoth 1 4 0 •.• These who wish to have particular Numbers, ,diould Ire spe'dy in their Applicavon to some of the Lottery Offices, as the final d,:ivery of T,ckets ft . the Bank of England will take place on the 20'11 of December. STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawing Ow 28tli of JANUARY, IXOS. CWI Fr & CO. No. 11, POULTRY, rt speel fully inform the Public, 'lost they have on Sale the 'lockets and Shares of the above Lottery, in great variety The following CAPJTAL PRIZES of the I. AST LOT TERY, were sold in Sham ivy SWIFT and CO. No 6,791, n Prise of 90,0001. in Sixteen Sixteenth Sham No 9,362, a Prise of 10,0001. in One I4alf & EightSixtcentlis. No. 19,000. 1,0001. in One Quarter, and Twelve bisteridlis. And, in the LOTTERIES of LAST YEAR fending 25d May, 1804), the faltering Capitals were tiro sold at SWIFT and CO 'a °lke : Nu :126 Prize of L. 10,000 No. 20,430 Prise of L. 3,000 11,599 5,000 11,199 2,000 19,556 5,000 6,57 1,000 41,696 • 2,1)01) 26,187 1 ,r 1 00 vet) 1,000 And others of 5001 Ac NO. 116, PALJeM.II.L, LONDON. CMAiON's CelebrAteci BELLISLE CONI . VENT SOAP, of surprising Qualities. The Proprietor of !Bois 'Magma risk no coutradietmri while he possesses the concurrent testimony of all rinks of People who ti.e it, in as sennig, that it is inkitiogy superior to all others under any denentination whaten,), not toe u,lv for the usual pur,ins , of .Soap. but as a ua.r,t excellent cleanser of the Skin front the Sun-burn, Freckles, Pimple% Chaps, and other &fortuities of the Face and v..t.1.-t. which no Cape Soup C4ll PAINIPri ; that suptrionty wi!l ninnies' itself by the ne of a *int* Pot. N B. Aim to bs Last of Mr. Bolton at the Nuys , Ea . r, at pr. Put. MANNING'S TOOTH POWDER. NVMANNING and Co. No. 116, Pall-M4ll, London, in recommending their much appmsed POWDERS for the TFETII and GUMS, hare resulted to &Tense with the pompons decorations given hi citinnson Ad#erteu-N to the Arti-le they wish to make Pohlic; nor do th e , mean U nectibe to their Powders qualities at once ridi• culnir and fallacious ; a cost im but too commonly pram.-d, and eeletuated only to andeail the judgment, e11 , 113.e the cre dulous, and insult the understanding. of the to I ; fait the contrary, they rest their chin to patronagr upon the !tie.' efficacy and superior qualities of the Denton'., they hare the satinaction of offering to the Piblic. hey also solicit the at tention of Laden and Gentlemen to a Treatise delivered gratis with the Powders) upouthe Defects and Diseases of Use Teeth saki Gums • a ;remain( whirls will not only d^monstrate the saloury carts of their Poml?rs, but expose the pernicious coosegoences resulting from the use 1.1 many other Powder., the d,structive ingrAients of which, though they may pr. duce a momentary Whiteness, lay the sure foundation of a rapid and Ines iodate decay. The price of Manningb incomparable Powders is 45. per Box and may be had at the Pro,Metoes Home, No. 116, , whom also is sold, the much esteemed Neapoltati Fluidema, for reminieg Freckles Rectors of the Face, Nerk, et Hands; and, in short, all kinds of cutaneous Eruptions. VALUABLE MEDICAL MANUSCRIPTS. air • CALLOW begs Leave to inform the Gentle men of the Prof.:Won, he ha. ur . hased the most Com plete COLLECTION of M iNUsC ItipTs ever offered to the Public, biting the entire Lectures of most of the popular Pro• Omer-4.nd Lecturers of L•indon arid Edinburgh, in 135 Vo lumes, and written in a very neat band ; 123 ea.:uniform and very neatly lulf hound. To he 'old, at the Prices marked in ..,cll, by J. CALLOW, Medical Rookseler, In, Crown-court, mees-street, Soho. They consist of the following . Anitonv—.-Mr. Cruickshank and Dr. Bailie, 20 vol. ; Mr. Cuue, I vul. ; Slrvljun, I vol. Surgery—Trot, 9 vol.; Hunter (John), 12 vol. ; Clint, 7 vol Monro, 1 vol. ; Cruickshank, 10 vol. 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ThioW fining faithful details of jut present stoat of agriculture, a the nausea! produdixiii of tbi. part of Amts. :Ica, as we* int4ligenee soLstive to the commercial cenlieCtiona so Ong betwe-n these States, and those lying to the F: inward of the Wuntiidf. and Lower Louisia,a, colleesel for thoinierlostoo of the Government of France, tratootelote deserve the notice of those whree Literest or earital Is rented to obtain an accurate knowberig.: of these, hither IMI• known, P11"1114:111 of America. - SIR NATHANIEL DANCE. On the ha Deorinber will be riblishei, p. ice 2; 64. ni d oesuets, NUMBER LXXII. of The NAVAL CHROME: CI.E, in which will aoneai the Itographical Meta.nr of Sr Nathaniel Dance, Cniamolore of Cie Hon. East Ind.& C.onnany's Ewer sd Cl , ina Slerelaut Ships wlio so gatiautip eigage.4 and d- , eatfel eh, French Flev, ronanning Una of Battle Ships and F•igitea, under CaeConinian4 of Admiral 1. - nois. Two Engravings will be tient in this via. A striking Illte..ess of Sir Nathaniel Davi..., by Vittler, trona an original Drawing, by G MIK; El. R. A. and a curseet View of the Cane of Gnat Kips, kr Median'', fr..m an OA. ginal Drawinz, by J. Daniel. Thr NAVAL CHRONICLE is atom aceerable Present to Person Abroad.—Eleven Valente. are new dublishrd at Ids. each Volume, neatly half bound and ditered a stedeortai sing upwards of 130 Nasal Portraits and Views. Ti. be bad of the Publisher, 3. Gold, 103, Shea-tana and of the Bunksellers in London or the Country. SOCIETY FUR THE RELIEF OF THE RUTIVRED POOR. Since the commencement of this truly wog IfileSUMO% 31100 and apwads, beer heat ettestalik - care of Mr. Turnbull, and received esnettial • greet number of a radical coo hab • The applicants have greatly examd.ad 60IM. This Day is rUbligilid, Wife 2s. the•Seveittli Edition, Id& additieos, Dedicated tin his Oren theAschtlettnn of Canter. burn, stud patronised by wise of the alolll rirshngitibhutt cha racters in the Empire, A FEW GENERAL RULES and INS7Rat 4-A TIONS, very nemmary to be atorod..4• do to dierletred both win are alio a. with It UP SliJtjt i ti., To ett i ch ere 544e4, a Dmcrlir *ion, Canoes, mod improttli - Methoer of tit Mat" Kiel 01 Retype eaIta4IOIIOI.ANIIIS 13E-riCEST of the ANUS . . • • Mn WISAIINIC mr e pp x of the R ‘val College of Susgesim, FeUmtigtlo Me* dical Societiu• of London and !.d!ohursh, Surgeon to the .Ifreehaty tur the Relief of the Raptured I'm*. dalt. l a udou : Sold by J. Jolummt. S,. Paul s Cb T. Ill on sey, Old Reitail-equeto %formr and Highly, eo.streat ttod I and A. Amit, Oracechatech meet Art .utielitive perusal .I•he abemludicatiou gy ten !st:y pi orgitetenilrel, not only to Mote who are AIWA OM the e,itn • plaint, but to toners, and nitwit who avr milvolteditedi (he rare and man-g. men; of e':.!il.eti; far. by an eau. talons steno t t to the die sees *torte iclant state, the hatepi r t Nur ,ep..le,t; aid the very ci ine.iseutleve ntereet, and frequen•ly the noit fatal effer.tt, r '1111) the DOWN' in itrlganc.4d hie. es from tweets, otU be tormented, ant th,rehy a radical cure acto.nplialaul. •.• Mr Tuotheill Mrs rireitird to No 4, lltertletts. toes, Hdburo, wiero he our Ite.cuniuhed, it., Ow Memeng from nine till eleven; m. 1.1% and Thursday ,in the Evstny tags, from five till seem. Pe.aaas -ai lutg b a i dket.mei fmtq town, may vinsult through the medicine of a lett,r, addt,p i od to him as abuts. a :.sou FOREIGN INTIILLIVENCI. a /fit. FROM THE FRENCH PAPULE. eacis, NOT. 16. LITRACT Or ♦ !WATS LITTEIIi PROM 1 . 1 11,1114114 Of TUa 30T14 Of OCT. " Our Austrian fair has not had the same fortune as that of Franckfort. It was very bad, and we have reason to complain even of the little business which was done then. A great number of Polish and Russian Jews attended the whole time, but they have not made such considerable purchases as for. merly. They were confined in the choice of articles, as many, and particularly the cotton goods of ()reign markets, were prohibited, in a very severe manner, during the last summer. 'fhe harvest has been middling in the Eleaorate of Sariall, and the dearness o! all kinds of provisions there is excessive. They attribute the sauce princi pally to the absolute want which prevails in B•Jsemia and Silesia, from which the Saxons have heretofore taken as much corn as they stood in need of ; what* at present, on the contrary, although the experts ' tion of corn is severely prohibited with us, they ex port a great quantity by smuggling, particularly in Bohemia. The Silesian; have the good fortune to be provided from Southern Prussia, by order of the Cabinet of Berlin. Our Eletitor has addressed himself to the King of Prussia, to engage him to furnish our magazines with a very large quantity of corn. His Highness wishes, by this measure, to put an end to the sordid speculatior.s of the monopolisers, who keep up the corn, in the hope that it will become still dearer. In the present circumstances, the Wahiawa of the : 1 1 t • 2 ! s is ie r. 1 ie ... "``~ ;