The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

••••• U- " , vow.. i ~OA4 T , ‘ i ‘47l tiv - _ . • MON • .I.Y 29, 1805. 0 j ricro• ••• NUMIhR 807•) _ _ 1 HR.ATR!' ROYAL, IIAYMARXF.T THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 29, will be present, (f,. , rime thi,semun). the Comic Opera of THE SPANISH BARBER. Count Almaviva. Mr ; Dodor Heinlein, Mr. Ma• thews: • Mr Greve; Talhov, Mr. ?Arne , ; Argus, Mr. De Camp Luanne. Mr Dnwtnn Rusina, M , s. Mara. Aft , : which a Coco a de, railed THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR. Ah•dnegit, Mr. Dowton ; Old Bromley, Mr. Mathews ; Dr. Specific, Mr Chapman; Chaivehle, Mr. De Camp. Erni , v, Mrs. Mathews; Ms. Changeable ' Mrs. Marlowe. To which Irak add. d ( M 4th 'rHUMB. time), the llorlesgue Tragedy of TO Xing Arthur, Mr. Dowton ; Meelln, Mr. Denman ; Lord Gin:e, Mr. Mathews ; Tom Thumb, Master West. Queen, Donal. I:a, Trrer ; Princess Ifthicainuirea, Mrs. Taylor , Cfunidafte, Mr al., serve. Tomonew, S; ced the Plough, with Dead Alive. On Wediesday, The Chapter of Accidents, with The T.ile of Me eery. A pi, Drama. in two WI, iv in preparation. P'ace for the 1 1 1,4,, to he taken of Mr Rice, at the Theatre. Door. to be uiterical at SO( o'Ciock, and begin precisely at *yen CIFIRMAN THEATRE, LEICESTER PLACE, LEIAESTER•SGIVAR;, Late Dibolin's), Under the immediate Pao ..... age of Her MAJESTY. by so AIR MEN's CHILDREN, who Ira.e had the honour to ir d'oron bef .4 Their MA lEICIIES and the ROYAL FA' ILY, !Yeg leave to inhor n the Nebrlotr, , and P v hlic at large, that their Theatro,al Sunfort wdl now be iceorlarly c”oitioueri nn Nlonofty% Wodoiodays, aed S.stuo dans. I HIS PRESENT EVENING, July 29, will be performed, a f:01711C U c.., THE JEA PUSBAND. After which, A MILI i' and T VadIInURINE DANCE 'foconcludc+tth a Farce, in Two Acts, by Kotezbue, THE DRUNKARD. SosSicri are received, and Places taten, at the Theatre, en the Dip of Performance, (font Eleven to S.. o'Clock. Doors repoeti at S vet o'Clock, and begin wee:eel' at E.ght Boxes 4s —Pit 3a .—Coallery 2' N B.—For the future, the to much admi ed AERIAL B r, on Satuodt”; only. AQUATIC TH EA IRE-S DLERS WELLS. Under the Patronage of Ms tfighnese the DUKE of CLARE CF. rill - !IS PRESENT EVi.NiNC , July 29, and 1. five Mowing Evenings, viJI be pert . ..rm.-I a new Da•iee, co:ndinod by Mr. Bologna, Jun. cal.d HEARTS OF OAK. Mr. Slader will sing a new Sung, called I; Loire Frigate; or ' Yeu, Yeo, for ever. In consequence of the very extraordinary d.inand for rdai-es, will by continued, the adooire.l Pantomime of HARLEQUIN end THE TALKING BIRO 'Fho Entertaisiniciats to conclude wide the Superb Ca'e dinian Melo-Drams and Aquatic Ex lOU . run, called AN BRATACH, or, THE WATER SPECTRE : which arisen from the immense body of Real Water. The Pan•wnime and Mnel Drama written and pr.4uced by Mr C Jun ; the Overtures and Music of the •anon• Pieces composed by Mr. Rterr. , ; and the whole of the Semler) , designed and executed by Mr. Andrew% with Assietai.ts. Sues 4s —Pit 2• —Gallery fs. Odors open it Half last Eire, and begin at llalt•past Six —Plato kept till H•lf-pa.t Saven. VAUXHALL. Coder the Patronage of He. Royal Highness tie PRINCE of WALES. GRAND ROXKURGH FESTIVAL. IHIS BJNNE FETE CHAMPK lt TRE, ha ing attracted one of the inn't numerous and • elegant A , •emblagrs are, witnessed, who honoured it with the highest wants of ap.robation, and wish for a REPE lIITON of the SAME; The Public are, in consequence of the above requisiti in, rn,,tetinity intnrged it will he repatol with mane adttional o.l,a•nental Decorations THIS PRESEN r EVENING, Admission Three Shehngs V ‘UXHALL ROWING MATCH rTHE kNNUA L PRIZIL WHEURY given by the 1 PRoPRIFToR of VAUXHALL G SAIWNS, riU b• ROWED FOR on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 310, by SLVEN PAIS( of O.'tRS, in Uniform Dresses. To bf determined by one beat, to start from Elleckfner's. at half•past nee o'clock, proceed up t!.., Riser, thosugh t .t.tre A•cls of Westminster, and the centre Arch of Kit , •,....10,dee, c a d return on the Surrey-shore, pa" a !SOU fr.4.ot^4 n 5 V3llOlOll stairs. • • Each Beat will he diatingoished by a White Flag, with laSuots. No. of S l aws. Meii's Names. Where belonging. i. CHARLES WESTWOOD, i THOMAS JOHNSTON, Vauxhall. 2 ' \ VIL A I MI.: I S A . M L C rAY IPX "R (iaI . ti, . : I S Vull .a a nia h7l. 3.. 51011N GILBERT, . . . Stangaie. i TIinMAS LUWDER, . BankEdc. 4 5 RiHiERT BROCKING, . Battersea. 1 JAMES CANNON, . . . Banked*. , 5 JOHN RILES, WI I ARD II %Y, • • . G JAMES GARDNER, . . EDWARD BI:ICH, . . . 7 ROBERT BARROW, . . THOMAS BANKS, . . . le the emming will be A SPLFNDID GALA—rhea toe 'Bertha wilL be beillmotly diummeted, and the Transparency of t~K Rrilog Simah, and other appropriate [Yemen, will be "P;aled Ilk Rnsal Highness the Drake of Yorke Bend, Pandeen Minstrel., Savoyard., &c. &c. will perfurm a vaiicty ni vu , ti• Air Am.; and, after the Cenrert will be sown, A SUPERB EXHIBITiOsi of IMF. WORKS. Meinalan Three Shilheis —Doors open at 7, and the Cow cat to begin et R o'clock. THE Rev. W BARCLAY's ONLY GE UINE riTENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, as made from the Spe,ifitanOli in the Patcat, and sold at the Elaborate 1 ", No 3), REDFORLS.SI BEET, COVENT•GA R DEN, in 4 °leS 3s. fel. and 10,. each ; Patronised sod r...c.iinutended Bilious, Gouty, and Nervou. Cases, by his Grace the late ANl ' b illtoP or Cant-rbury, the Lords Bishops of Bath and Wells, and St. David's, Sir John Honeywoud, Ran. M. P. Sir Stephen Lo.diingtun, Rant. M. P. Sir William Greer', Ban. Thomas Er.q. M. P Ceell Forester Eaq M P James Aniyatt, EN. M. P. Nicho'senn Calv,rt, l 4 M. Pr Thrones Ilarnmersley, Esq. Plinio:id Boehm, George Dicker, Erin. Private Secretary to Vie late Arch bishop of Canterbury, tts• Rev. Mr. Dsmiruk. Libraries to the Archbishop, Edmund Clarke, F,q Clayp rid Howe, NV. am Stock, Fry. Chyraist to Her Majiwy, George South a , d ismes Sintinunds, tyre. principal Officers in Ills Majesty's D " c yard, Portsmouth, dre. convince the Public that the a love a•e the genuine Pi It, made according to the Sweid cmloo in the Pak:it, th.: Patent .use be sr. it at the Fdalsora t 'rY They are also sold by all respedabla Venders i., 'lOllll and Country. N.B Tne sold at the Ela'orstory, No. 33, Redford street, Conant-I'fmk., ~re the indr genuinr ones inane form 'Sr Soecifieetein iu thr Patent, true Mlle 11 have always been lurid Owes, sod Mitch have been atteeCed sloth siazh universal 'sums. Then is nun Mercury nor Alum i 6 yrous. r DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. By ON ACT !mum/ in the P f SESSION ci PARLINMENT, en ADDITIONAL DUTY, after the Rate of ONE FOURTII PAKT of the FORMER DUTY PR(SPERT Y, is graottd apon terry d. smarnt to hr for arta Year rths vont to the .Pt. of April FtO), to h• compated upon the Net Amato ef the Doty ehaerd ha sack AiSfONWt9I , , lath h Adtlitineral Data taint *time the IA 4a: .e of not Divalewds Jihe•es .f Pahlic tiNheili '4, Payahle ae• eq.e 5:11 et Jolty neat.—flit Maremy's Comatrahtarers for t he Altura at Totes therefore sire Notice, The oil Persons entitled to tads Dividnas, .rite vrf detOmum riming the A...at ro . the Daty into the Booth of le:aglea', moo, in order to tirade theta ar harge PPM% far thee Allarneo, Pay Fete ski JissA, in .IN ditto. fo fbc pro l e D.ttv, et the Moe ef per Crtattor, the Am. tent ot the sail Thrteleads, tke fu. thee Sins of th.t. F. 1 1 ,111 Part of the .nist Data, comMe , ea ut.*". the fall Am^ "" E ther j . By Ordr of the Paned. 11f .1TfIlt y WINTER. Ogee fire Tatra, -Noe 21.• EXEM? ../N FROM DU TY kni DIVIDENDS. 111 IS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for fie 1. AFV.NIttSgTANYS kw elm gime Notice, That all Per wise vlarolio 4 Eseetptiou fro , * he Dais hirers P.o pert., its respe.l of the Divides* of hush stvoit:o* w thogLlAti of th.• REA 'I Fie:lido!, or the Saudi het ronparty, ow the &h., f of FOREIGNERS, are required so savior thti► nears, N eu Feemptroa bej,,a thsaatosairaw M sperie tTi Ads ; fad that •I surii Cloiess amt he wade A IV. diog, gad delivered at Ae Oilier for Tuxes, N Somerset Poore, doe 14 to the Senders, Pr the Affairs Tales 7hr Fmm us rbuA,a Is Claims are a he ish!e, may be hod at Al said Offire, co Andiroi tors there, or le guy :owe*? or S...r , yer t f 112411. by Ordtr of the Nerd, M. WINTER. ofree fier Tom ; 11644 July, 01(1.'r. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, isiss 24, 1805 THE COMMISSIONERS for est e loollarg Majestn's Nary Jo kerrbot girt Notice, That on FRl tht td sf Afrgeort nee, they Will be roio•O to rrreiNr Tenders in it .sting (sealed tip); and treat lae l'Zol:ondred Th , ..4.errd Gollons oe WEST INDIA RUM or;/FOREKiN BRANDY 1. , be denvered in au Weds (me hall in Three It aka, .r Pld the reousinder of Mete Weeks Orr), into Hy, Majesty's nein Wing Stores at tt.e Porto and in ths Pray°, ti.nts tiraiessornriona, nil. Pitymnuth BO,OOO Portsmouth— . • • • 609°4 G4kikl' i 203,000 and In be paid for by Bills, pralable, with interett, Ninety Days after Dote. N B. N , Tender JOT • lets 241111 ity than Ten Thamianit Giiitans w rit 4e admitted. The Condittnns ,y the C•n'rd_'2 •say be area at Ail Secretary's Ctfier. No regard vll br had en uay Teal, r, in which the Price shall „at he Intertel in II orals or that Nut be delve, ea the Heard before One on,e;. na ihr sni‘i F, i ;au, the 2d Auktot felt, SOT Wee,/ the Person tali•, *hakes the Tinder, .► SONIC Peri , . on has iielauff, ~lead., to rename, ..iteet EAST•INDIA I I()DSE, Jutr 24, 111: 1 5. THE COVICT ofDIRECTORSof thcUNITF.D C()MPANY y MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TR &DING t., the EAST IND:ES ,t 4 hereby giat Mate, Tiro by a Deed, dated the WcA July Juanita, we Amu! Fond has loan apart,' toted eat of he !hit title. of the late Noloehs of the Corset..., ler liyaidatien of their Dr►ts, aeon retain Terms titre:.. preridtd ; the cwsli of the Creditor. to ►e huresligateil and derided upon no C•eawLuoarrs typo:wed for that mops(' ; theClentatits 111414 .voil themselves of the Beat hl of the I'•ea(t*emt prep.. ed tt k their folotor, ho breeuriog P ,, rtin Le the Appropekiento. Deod, adds?. hi, natty /•n their rt,a iv., et M. Smt - rif., the Cospcs,'s .s.wiesten, Deeper...- het, T..rova,rton evert, one Fonda, me Friday, het wean the floors ey 0 to and Three k. wmi.lAM AMWAY, Se:•rrtnry, ASONO ; or, MUNGO'S SAYINGS, on PACK WOOD'S RAZOR STROPS Vidresied Mr. Packwood, Na 16, Graeeehurch street, London. 'Fultz...." Not twenty Miles from kobbinJoao." White man of e•novri., lie Make public laugh-e, Wise one's shor'il in town, with his (omens Stmp-e; lie drive on his trade, these hard time, no stoat, e, When he's Lick of breo.l, he m.,y hve ois paste e. !Ile fora Razor Strop, n.d for Ma'am or Miss e, If beard he smoothly off, they no mind a kisas. Massa say he strike.e, if me don't shave easy, Invention nothing like-e, the only trona to pleate.e; New Ram, strop the Song, rooming, noon, and night-e, Which do you think is best, a good share or tights? His for a Razor Strod, Sec. If you see a noteli, or the Razor riugh-,, Packwood'. Strop It such, depe.,d oft this no put e, That call grind it out, the power he so mii6l-e, And all the Razor too, if you uo nond the touch... 11r., fora Razor Strop, Ac. fluor sharp and keen, Mateo he no winch-0; Pleasant to b- clean, Strop on'y a gold finch e Nest in Gracechureli street. eggs are full i,f tre , rutsr, Massa he no grumble, he praise it beyond measure. Hie fur a Razor Strop, Arc. Ladies no more can complain how hard their case is, The bearded brusb of man that scrubs their pretty laces, Now remov'd away, all is smooth before ye; What think of the tale, this is Blacky's story. f.,r a Razor Strop, Ac. WARREN's CONCEN 'MATED LAVENDER VINEGAR ESSRS. WARREN anJ CO. having had fre t quent corn&alitt, of Aromatic Vinegar in general, have invented, and hrui.ght to the highest state of perfection the above article:—.The smell of Imender Is universally allowed to be the most agreeable and refreshing of all flowers ; the aboyearticle it therefore strongly recummeoded to the Public, not only as the most agreeable p1a,111113 to persona in health, but also as wond.ufully refreshitig to those labouring under sickness of any and particularly where it may be im proper to open windows, as it not oily purilles the a r of the Chamber, but diffuema reviving perfume through the whole of the apartments. As no Amuse can alter the CONCEN TRATED LAVENDER VI hi EGA R it is particulaiiy recom mended to all permits travelling to Foreign parts, as the best preventive of infection. Sold, WhOesale and Retail, only by Warren and Co. Per fumers at Y Golden ieir original Warehouse, the Gden Fleece, ttp;.... site WOokstreet, Clumps he; whets Warren's celebra•ed Milk of RObeS is made and sold as usual, with *very article of reign and English Pei fumery , of the grit quality. THE siteeets and treatment of various diseases of the body, the public coniessed, when they rewarded the exertions of the litretitirr of SPILSBURT's PATENT AN Fl SCORBU llt: DROPS. It was nut a little to possess mind wit eh rou:d 'moods the difficulties in introducing an aelreitited Medicine. Fund 01 Cr”.ritistry, and its pursuit, he knew it tobe demreble to proditee a mild diaphoretic, which should give •igoer to the sretem, be promoting its natural secretion.. This a the principle on whit., he acted, keeping in mind the necessity of reoderin: the dine small and palatable to the stomach. For his .users, see his Publication, price d.. 6d. with cases of Scurry. Goat, Rheuinatism, Scrophula, Ereinimn, Mr. S,,i!shory canons be atmonittaje for the effects of any mixture, but tiiii.e marked •. By the Kiwis Patent," on Use bottle, in the ball of directions, end wrapiier ; the stamp (the King's duty) of the genuine Nloitciont is also printed of black ink, instead of red. s.ittles 6.. 64. I*. find li• is. dug' ali t:ads& This Day is published, pica $s 6d. bnund, . 1--X A VOCABULARY of the PERSIAN LAN (WAGE. In Two Parts. Persian and English, and F.iiel , sh and Persian. The Second Edition. Compiled from Meniadres Thirstiest% Richerd‘un's Dictionary, GOI.Wee Lexicon, Cats*win and lirkpauick's Vocabularies, the Bih• liotheous Orwntale, &c. &c. London ! Printed for James Asperse, at the Bible, Crown, and Constitutioo, Corohill. •• • Wrttiks sr Cadets, g. to the East Indies, will de wed c l a n to give spesunitive II ate Ordem of the lieveroor Gene. ral add 41.011 de I e/bielis wail a Lird of bloods ou ()d -ents; di, mod iliseca, may b• bad 4 - ato, of J. AveilikbibeNst. THE FOUR' DINNER of M Canonburrhnuse, as'. Dinner un the Tables% - - - ITZWA11114: 3, NICITOLS, Esq. Mr. HANSARD. I Mr. REIFIT, Mr. In lE, Mr RENSLEY, SHURY. Th:s Day n published, in One Voflame Cntarn S•n. ss. boar , le. "REE DISQUISITIONS on the SrNTI r hIFINTS and CONDUCT aetteiaib no a BRITISH PRINCE, in older to nicrit the faveuraWe opinion of the B. JOHN ANDREWS, LL. D. Printed for Blacks and Parry, Lead.•nhail street. MOZART'S MUSICAL GAMES OR USE OF SCHOOLS. Just Punished, TWO MUSICAL GAMES; being the most - pleasing and•in‘trufilre Amusertsetit ever proposed, Mr tie onneisment of the A meteor ; the one to compose or fetal ! :1;1,1 ease and systaniat.c method, an wilily:WA motile, of aot *Alta's, R .milot, modern Hernpit+es, and Scotch Rock, for the Piano Fon*. • • The other, Ma rhea, Andante. Movements, Rondos, and Wa tzar, fur test; Pion or Fla geolets, each 12s. The Author introduced this n'esaing Srt ritem to nis Sr.hooh and private Pupi:s , therefore worth!, of ge neral pstrenafe. STElSEUrseelettratel RONDO, taken from bs Grsnd So nate, never publehediii tha Coontte, Ss. DITTO, TURKISH RONDO, Is. 6d. L'HYMNE dl MA RSV-List/01014th Verimiem in a Scien. Abe Stale, by Ditto \o. I so VIII. of RONDOS, y Onto, from hia fatour to Works—RONDOS from his celebrated Op. SI, each 1. DUSSF.K's RONDOS •nil THEMES, from hit On. 4S— til.l to 12 ;being coop:Pie) PETITE RONDOS, ing Popular Dances, Ike. each Is. No. I. to IV. of Scion and Fallkoseable DANCES, dm 'each Is. FOR THE I ADIFS' and GF.NTLEMEN'S MUSEUM of Mott AIRS, for the PatentPageolet, 31. FXTR ACTS for llonit ;.t and 2d. nark M. CI.NSSICAL FLUTE WORKS, b, ii-v'mona, Finet, &e. A co,stant Supply of .ec , 114 hand lostruinvnts. London : Published by C. Wheatstone, 434, Strand ; and 1.11 Iby HATO, late Ne.rix•ry, St. Paul's Chu. ; also, by I lowell, Bristol; Write. Livisrpool; P.ilyot, Bath ; Knapt,u, York ; Woodward, Pirraingt.ans, &c. This Day is published, price bound U. *mew Edition, en larged and improved, beate the Foortrh, -f A PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to .1.1 the KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of GARDEN ING, wilt /TINTS on FISH-PONDS. By CH 1,11.1.9 MARSIIALL, Vicar of Bo awn: th, Nawthamptonvb:re. Cod Al as Son panted a Garden, and indeed it is the pared of human pleasures: at is the greatest refreshment to the iplf .4 Illiannaut which, butlshup and palaces are but gross handy worka."-egacon's Essays. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ' • W. J and J. RA:Ara gon.; I Walker; H. D. Symonds ; ; Longman, MOW, Rea, and Orme ; .1. liateltard ; and J. Mawaaaik Ttle Author think. it aa h it doing himself justice to republish the tellowingsanetions as to .s occurred " The directions of this Manual ax„rear tot:feta he distiractfr and inefudy gate; and little as we are used to the pract:cal ex: rt of thesauri/se we have read the work with pleasule. - -eGan. Oman's Mag-Line, Jane, 1797• /Oak a. epicela:e4 for Gentlemen Gardeners, and we altrgether need it as convenient in sum. and very caou..ty arranged."...-Brtish Cqic, October, 1797.. "This wort is nu :.rinpilat...m. The respect .1)le author boo given to tire public the resu:t of his ex?enerver, delivered w i th that pliiiilleOland pisia..zu•ty, which cannot tail of ren d-one bw work hagbiy ii.•/..14. ever: reader wh.• shall consult at, either for pleasure or raw .3.lcm."—M...ntbly Review, N.- v.-ntstt, 1797. " A. fogy extoosito and useful p•rrormanee, in wtsiCh much information will be fouild;*and the young Ga dener will derive both p:arisUrealid•aluS4o7l.erli from 'los cusneetidiOtil and rhea? nsanual. 4 —European Megasine, June 1704. " Nir Mar.itlll's Ohaiervationt tau the modes of cultlvati.ig different slicks deserve the attention of the inexperienced Gardener2 - --.Critical Review, July, 1798 " This it one of the moat complete works on Ma subject we remember I have nen and is a i work„tietn from ill sullenr and onecution, which every iirentry eentieican ought or have in Ida possession."—Analytical R•triew, October, 1798. FROM SATURD.IT NIGMT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Orti,ostre (Mire, July 24, 1805. Ciirps of Roy.l Engine—a Niajot.General Gither Mann, to be Co/onel-Comn vice D'Aibant, decea.e.l. Dated July IS, 1905. Lieutenant Colonel Charles Shipley t J be Colonel, vice Mann. bated as above. Brevet Lieutenant-C A.3nel J ins Mackelcan to be Lie.itoliaat. Colonel, r ice Shipley. Dated as above. Deptford Volunteer Rifle Corps. Sowand Lieutenant William Dietitian, to be First Lieutenant, vice Raines, resigned. Dated July 17. 1803. W illurtt Fuaher , Gent. to be Secon,l Lieutenant, vice Dud- Ina • Dated as above. Conic..tient iv the Royal London Regiments of N , f &tie, sigksA by du Majesty's Cessmassatnel s et L.rateseassry tar the ae.. • City. East Regiment.--Ensign Alexander S ricer, jun. to he Lieu tenant, vice Govrlaed, roomed. Dated April 19. 18-15. James Young, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Saucer, primoted. Dated May 28,1300. Writ Regiment. ...Ensign Thomas Wigan, to be Lieutenant, A rice Budd, displaced. Dated May 28, 1803 Wi.ham Gaseoyne Shafto, Geist. to be Ensign, vice Wigan, promoted Dated May 19,1605. Contosissidai is Volenteer Csups; sigeird el FL Migke4b Commis siasten Lintteaury jar the City sit let Regiment of Loyal Landon Vaionteers --Liestemot 13 neertichoiev. to be Captain, eke Jackson, resigned. Dat. erd May 90, 1803 Jobn Pears, Omit to be Lieutenant, vice Speocer, resigned. tk.Dated as above. Wflliaa Piper, Gent. to be Leutmant, vice Sayer, resigned. Dated as above. Jams Hesimmod,Deat. to be Ere4r, vlee Dibbin, resigner', Dated as e.rove. Joshua Jonathan Montefinre, Gent to be Quarter-Master, Vca Chapman, resigned. Dat-d as above. Id Ditto —Major Thomas llailifax, to be Lieutenant Colon:4, •ire Read, resigned. May 18, 1803. Lieutenant Robert Yaws, to be Captain. vice Hathorn. resign ed. Demi as above. • Ensign WareerPhi.s. , s, to be Lieutenant, vies Vent, prolate- • el. elated as 'bore Henry gjutterbuck, Eq. Id D. to be Physician. Dried is ; t .4 above Ditto xl -- &bow( Sd Dato -.Lieutenant Dad* Adams, to bo Captain, WO* Snopoto, entitled. Dated May 13, I$). Emit Benjamin Ruoto, to be I.t.maissant, al* A4l pto• m Aod. Dated as a b.nr. Wdlom Vas tiathawav, Geol. to bi IWO; aim Rote, prr• mated. Dated as above. 7.h 0 tie.-.Liautena t Jetta Fletcher.% be Clem. tree Bathe, nesiposi. Dated May It, lEUS Cuvom.Houte Volunteers....-Wilhans *beta, Is Lealiaant, tics Franklin, reams. sr 164 • • • - - - _ •• RTEENTH A NNIVEILAILY MASTER PRINTERS ottl be held at • Thand..., the 9th of August. ge stThrer tecieek. -r- INHE ONLY LOTTERY to be drawn this Y•ar, begins 3.:)h sEPTEMBER, 1805. SCHEME. L. 3 Prises of :3 3 4 6 1.) 3 AO 4,306 2U 3,u00 First-drawn /kinks } entitled to 10 each ao,ooo 7,619 &nicht' 17,3111 Blanks 21,000 Tickets 1.. 24.000 The First drawn Ticket sth ro3 .. L. 10,000 Dnto Oh • 0;00 Dato 7th al Are part of tke above Calet4la. Tickeu and Shams 4re on Sale .t all the Licensed lottery t)fti. ea. Price of a Ticket t. 19 3 Hxlf, 1 9 IS I Eighth...J. 2 9 6 (Oat ter MUNEY FOR BLANKS. THE orty lottery this' Year wilt commence a Dray/ins 30th September next. It cousins of Twenty five Theua,nd T.e.kets, and inure Privs that former Lotteries of Sixty Thousand; in addition 16 WI., the First drawn Three Thousand Blank; will be enritled to Ten Pounds tech, i., that ever y adventurer that poach I.VlTlcket, and Shares early, melt have a inost valuable Chanre of all the ea;reial Prises for the first 'fbree or Fonr I)ay. Dt•Millg, without any Rob, es the Ten Pounds for each Blank, and the'c,rtain rie of Tickets by that period, roust be simple security sg.ainst any p sable loss. HODGES & Co. Stock Broker'. %gnat retpeetfully intorno the Nobility and Public that the Tieltet‘ And Shares,ln great variety, are on ta'.l4,it their 149, OX PORI) STREET, aid 44, ST. JAME Vs STREET •• • Priar.s and Blanks paid on Demand, and Government Secwities bought of told. TO ALL CECONOWSTR, AT the HIBEItNIA LINEN WARE-He/USE, No. I, Piceidil!y, IRISH LINENS of every DP*Ornj. nation are riuld Wholesale and by the Piece, for READY MO. NEY ONLY—but, at such •edtreri Priem, as the Prop, irtii• dr.vibt hot must ensure a preference trum all who favour them with a Trial. Sho2.lceepers and Country-deniers will find it their interest to purchase at this Warehouse. where Orders will at ad times at executed, upon precisely the sante terms, as if the Patti.' were present. N.S...Evory. possible attention pod to this Quality of the Coods.—but, in ttie very best !Hanle... tyres, deli:live Pieces may be found ; ie Wel cars, tine Muti:y shall La anitantly returned. TO FA\ vs Lv.iivrle TOWN FIIHE bebicro WINE COMPANY, No. 46, Rathbone Place, Oxford Road, artatyitobod Ita. guest o: Zioothti, Gentry, +ll4l the Public 4.4 SOLL. Old Port, Vintage 15(1, at 425. per Don n. Ord duty,, Arun 1791, at 445. ve.f Dr zen. Oi'd drew, d Aro 1794, at' shirk pet Doa,a. Ord Bottled Sherry. 1791, at 48. per Uralaus. ()id Lt..bon, first Q.islity 425. per Ouzen. Calcarella. richest ditto 465. per Orraen. it.ch \fountain, • 441. 1. DrAsn. Vidonta, Al.rdeira Flasobr 414. fret Dozen. India Madeira 63: per Drivn. Malmsey Ditto (Pints) yds. per Down. PRICES OF TORItIOS Old Jamaica Rum 17s. W. per Odluri. brandy, Old Cog iiac 6d. per Hollands, R tterdain 18s 61 per Orlon. Shrubs of Runt 17s bd. per Gallon. A CAUTION. SEVERAL. Retail Linen ITrapers in Great Rus sell-. tree, Holborn, Piccadilly. and Oxford-ore/a, having of late assumed the IRISH LINEN CONIt'ANY'S NAME , by winch. many mistakes hare occurred, they ate obliged t make known that they lave no Hance in this Count,y, bet No. 4, BLOO ISBURY-SQUARE, to which their Busmen was remohal from Great Knoell street, in June 1804.—e Their Establishment was formed on the Union in 1801, by some of the first Leachers in Ireland, to preserve their Trade front the in - vinous system of whitetting with Mu. ri.itic Acid, which gives a nice appearance, but destiny! the Fabric. Their Cloths are all of the best Fabric. and bleached on Gram. Their Original Plan n insatiably adhered to—to sell none but use best Clorits-.-to sell rot less than a Pr0ce......4. Piece to be is.kl at the wholesale Prix , and nu second Price nude--Each Piece contains about 25 yards-eft warranted, and the money returned if a fau:t appears.—Cash, as fur Link of Ireland Notes Thu Day a published, elegantly printed in Three Vu lumee small Wen. containing upwards of Twelve Hundred Pages. with Embellishments, price 44. in boards, FSSAYS, Biographical. Critical. and Historical. illustrative of The Tatter, Spedator, and Guardia. Hie:vied Si a Companion to the various Editions of those Works already published. By NATHAN DRAKE, M. D. Author of Literary Hours, dc. Printed for John Sharpe, opposite York House, Piccadilly. •• A few Copies on large Paper, price 11. Its. 6d. in boards. fIF.ST LARGE NEwcAsTLF COALS AND THE TIME TO LAY IN. FAMILIES who wish to be ceeongusical in the A•ticle of FIRING, cannot pur,hauf any thin: that conies so cheap as THE BEST NEWCASTLE COALS, said by HARRISON and Ca both for durability, and making good Cind,rs People are led meil by a trine in the vie.: of anterior soot. of Coal; but corn:aire Harrison's price , ann at the URIC time ohser•e a Chit Miss of Ca.II MAI weigh OR the aver. age aT. and a Quartz., all it sok prove ►yand all doubt, ttiattveSMWe the cheapest.' Oe taking her Chatdroos, clime recap or nine butorls are &linseed. Tne twist price of Car Cage off 'the stones is Is. 64. per mile. per thednin ; but the Landon Sea C•UI Cethrtllly. solllll3llllltott Street, Hobson), conga only Is. pet mite. •• •H. has Coals per Chal.lron lurcr than the best, ,1 wantel.