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---'-... NUMBER 792•) TIfrATItFAC/YAL, IIAYMARgET. ripHIS PRESENT EVENING, July y e presente 1 a Pint, in three sets. called THE BA Tr LE OP HEXHAM Or, DAYS OF OLD. Gond:ben, Me. Edisto.' $ Barton, Mr. Chapman wine, Mr. PAlllef, jllll. j MatqUi4 Of MOntigtle, b e ll ; Egbart, Mr. Smith; Drive of SOIRIOISPj, Mr. Prince of Wates, Mister West ; Gregory Oubbina, Mathes's. Queen Margaret, Mrs. Mani; Adeline, Marlowe. After which, MRS. WIGGINS. To wh.ch will be added a Farce eall.d THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. Count Almasiva, Mr. Ellistrin • Figaro, Mr. Palmer; An eieniu, Mr. Dowton; Mr. Grose; Page (with a Song), AlesFlalowe. Countess, Mrs. Taylor; Susan. Mrs. Gibbs ; Are., Miro Vining. To-ummiw, John Bull, with The Gay Deceive-J. On haturrlay, The Surrender of Calais, with Love Laughs at Locksmiths. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage HA Royal H igbaces the PRINCE W A LFS. TO -:MORROW, FRIDAY, JULY It, will be a GALA M the utmost brilliancy, arid splendid exhibi tius of I'IRE-WORKS. Admistiun 34.--Furthei Particulars will he given in the Rills and Adve.tiscinents of the day. THEHE LARGES f HORSE IN THE WORLD LARGES F HORSE IN THE WORLD ....MONARCII —The Proprietor of this noble animal, impressed with a high sense of gratitude fur the favours so li berally coriferred on him by those or the Nobility and Gentry liu have favour:4lllnm with a visit, takes the liberty of inform ing them that he still continues to be mtlirbi:ed at THE THREE KINGS' INN, Rear HATCHErrs Ito I'EL, PIC CADILLY. His amazing height being Twenty Hands and a aired to the exaci proportion of his limbs, renders him the admiration of ell who have 'pen him ....The eucomiums be stowed en him (by Tnear Royal Highnesses the Duke, Discheta, Prince William, and Princess Sophia of Glouesoter, who were pleased to view him n the II th inst.) are, the ploprietor flat on hindielfoufficient induce:newt fur the pusilic to embrace so tally opp.rtunity of gratifying their curiosity. Admittance, One Shilling each Person. - - - CHESIIAM ACADEMY, IN THE COUNTY OF BUCt.S. TERN; REV. J. SI NIPSON returns his sincere Thanks to his Friend, for the Encouragement and Sup port he 1131 hitherto experieneed, and lamp; 1ea..., to inform them, and this public, trio: hi. SCHOOL °dens after the RE CESS, on MitiliDAY, the 24.1 'instant. Mr. S. Sancti tumid( that the Plan of EJucation he adopts kiwis, as to prefect his Pupt s 11 every Branch of Learning, calculated to place them on a respeflable footing, in whatever their future d.istinat-ou of life may be; and that while every exci.un is used to &reel their trate in the pursuit of atstient and modern loterate,, no les, attention is paid in that which it of superior importance to ese-v Branch of nsere Literature, namtly, the fans/lion rrf a Ri ligtous .414 Charerer Mr Hicks, Surgeos, 88, :Sew Bond Street; Honk -I..arn and Diets, 13, U d Ifirnd Storer. ; Mr. Ii Eb.•rs, 33, OW Mood Street; Meer, R. .ind T. Bivat, Chyn.iitti, 12G, Black. Iran Street, Borough ; and Me. J. Hicks, :3;), Newgate Street ; will answer any enquiries relative to the above. July 4, HUSS. FSTONE and CO. No. 134, (Word-Street, . btsougatur rs of Double Block To Ci...king Utensils, beg leave to inform the Public, that they hive very much int. proved those Articles, which render there the clw.peat arid ciaanhest furniture now in ten. The following Ins forms a vet, which will 6: ke l .t in tepati at all tutor. fur Two Guinea. is year: 1 Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 Lead Grater . . 0 1 6 Coffee Pot . . . 0 9 6 Fleur / P.pper Boa U I 6 Chaco:ate Pot & Mill o 4 6 Cheer Toaster . 0 4 6 Set of Saucepans . 1 4 0 Dripping Pan &flaatero 7 6 I Set of Stew pans . 1 b 0 Sktiiiiiier & Laille . 0 5 6 Two Sou? Pots . 016 0 Set of Skewers • 0 2 1. f.sh Kettle . . Ul6 II 2 Scollops, 'Plod. Bea 1) 2 6 Turbot ditto . . 016 6 2 Tart, 6 Patty Pao. 0 4 6 Boiling Put . . 016 6 6 Table, I Egg S,,isonfl 4 6 Dub it .-) en . . 0 6 6 Slice & Gravy boson 0 3 6 Frying Pau k Criiiirono 6 6 L'ulc. Ida & Beet Pot 0 4 6 L. 9 & 0 ipiA 13 & Grater 0 ♦ They have likewise a law: at lea ono., and a line stock of Amer anJ warm baths to scH no . itinent or Eddlionable bronzed u'rle krnvez and iorks Neo lett. A liberal price allowed !zchange. he old urns, tnd —.7 ol - 41 - stoves ; LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. THOMAS and Co. lament that the limits of an 1 isolvertisement prevent their entering into &tail of the Articles their house has lastly obtained a prsfer -nee ii, ; but diabtless there must be a few Fashionable. in this large 111,! &opens to whom this fall is unknown, and to whom they re tro:lNlly make known that they are real makers, and ea'ati.. dealers, both wholanale and retail, of STRAW, CillE, and LEGIIIORN HATS; T. soil Ce. Pawn attention to the superior quality nf the foregoing rarefies, all articles usually kept by Elaticula a heri, inclu4ing elegant, neat, and 1...46°11- mile Muslims, superb and new SDAWLS of the Ard device, colouring, and fabric ; those of the British inanufaflore are ad- Mined by minnokeurs, to excel toe Inc La. I.athes wanting at as or how, will 6111.1 this worth their attrothol. Mrs. MO \JAS . * th.ce extensive Sheer **ono are ample supplied wl.n 'MILLINERY, DRESSES, f'I.IIAKS, SPENCERS, PELLSNES, SUMMER II ABUTS tor 'CR AV EL LING, at &c. in los usual taste ; all the above bravest.; are tr.ghly deserving the attention of thaw leii.alu lash ~,,, ists who may want an immediate and extensive supple ; or Ctsntteroen wh, hare Ladies' eommisiirote, every article of tie ben nos lor. READY MONEY, both buying and seliine, and the eiterge aceeralogly. Waft sad ClNlsef, (3611410rry-1110e, alga Tent Ple Her. TO R AKERS, INSURANCE toktr MKS, AND OTIIERS, CORNER OF LUDCATE-lIILL AND ISRIDGE-STRELF, kILACKFRIARS. 'PO be Peremptnrilv SOLD, pursuant to a DE -1 tREE of the 111(:1-i COURT OF CHANCFRY, made In a Geese, Griffin agn tat Griffin, Define Flatten Paul Stratford, r.t. one of the Mantra of the said Omit, at the Puelte Sts e Ileum, in Sinithamptim Buildings, Chancery Lave, Lawton, te iTtfURSDAIi, Coe 18th any of July next, at 'reit ..'Cluck in the Afternoon pfee..ely, in te.r truarate red di.tinet Lots, A valuntle atd detirai le LEASEHOLD ESTATE, late id John Griffin. Colteirti.an, dccessid conAttina of a LFenehad Dwelling Manic, Shop, and Warehouser, situate in. Rridat Htleektriat., lathe City of I...intim, Fifty.two Feet dee r in front of Bridio—treet, and Seventeen Fen in front of Ludiote Gill, and containing four large sea. L 'llt o toms, ant good bed chambers and cheets, thawing and MOMS, cernmunseating by Inkling-doors, and ex. 4,11 4ing vigether fifty-two feet in length. A Counting.h..use, Pnrne entrant • to the Ditching-house, convenient kit chens, mimes, large warehouses, and extensive vaults in the ~b a* ".l ' o . now is. the tenure nccupatioii of Mr. James "'t , And alto of a Warehouse, connating of ti-ref flte'r'r with a thr.mi nail stable, situate in Sti.p.vihd, Little kt•id:e• r "- 1 . iu thv City of London, au ttio t‘nunt of the 4 " ,1 Mr Jetties Curtis. to trt viewod, and Particidairt thereof to be hat at the said ♦ xfa,hir's Chambers, in Southampton afonriaid : Mr• R R Taylor,Orey's Irani of Mr Day, laulpistait, ut Tortiole. 3 sad, th 2 ?maim. Alomeak liggragition, gre....Roteavels paid 43017.--Donsterie DapirMskeltinengsd.—Restored to their Parent.. to Life, and to the Stale s gliger—vParechial Northers prevented. Subscription. are received at Baron Dtnintates; P. ilex and Chatters ; Donn, Thornton, and Co.; Drununnntra; Dr. Hanes, Spital-aquas ; and JOHN BEAUMONT, Registrar. housing, Hop Duty ?Attains, Swim Duty Drewebeek, Dint Remotes legulatioe, Permanent Serviette Pravnion, Smetana Whale Finite', Fitrgery Lair uneaten. We of Atha Snug. ((mg, Mi Officer. Remuneration. thateireltv Athrowtone. Public Accountants, (Wonder. Amendment. dint twenties of Proceedings in Jhdge Foes Case, /twill Htrireat SO. Dublin 1 Paving, Palace Yard ButWeip, end garedneets, lilleonee, and olk Lieghaan's Divorce Bills. The Lords Cern•oiiiioniin were, the LOl9 enAN CELLOR, Use Dale of MUNTRCOSE, and Lord • SINUHAM. Mr. WHlTBREAD,attesded by ppwist stmaapoppriam up rugs Cernmews s Sill far coutioinall shot & case Hier, Lord Via sun Melville; notenn erat prorogation It dissointion of Parliament. Several Prielie and R tom Silly ref., brogikt FREDERICK, Mr CALCRAFT, wilkelher , t . . Mr. I herb., from the Curtintiseinna far of tie Land Tax, 'talented an amount in the Wanes .4 - •Se er in nett department—and Mr. Swinbuitte presented certain Accounts from the Call: elivvfoocnip of Westnstuster Bridge. ,r` • The Rios aloha tlie table were forwaided in their re . ipatietill naps. On the occasion of the thi r d r e a di n g o f the Sankrapt hreit4 bars' Sell-w The Duke of NORFOLK stated, that to the principle of such a Hell he had on objection, or to have it affect Meisthert of either House of Parliament wbo may put theiocive• in 4 situation to be liable to it. But some of the provisions, he tbou:nt, went to , prove they went to affect persons who wero no traders, aged to make individuals aativreralik for acts chef had never done. it The LORD CH iiNCELLOR highly uparteed of the sin, • end could not agree in judgieg of the eLmese in the tame way the Noble Duke seemed to co...der it; so far from being op pre-lave, it tended to protect the panic...atheist to. A:: the privileges of Memben woe stewed by the Silt; thole priviWrst which were given, not merely for the advantage of others, but it regulated proceeding( in such a way, so ac to masa Shove privileges front being used to the trijmy or destruction el other persons. The Doke or NORFOLK shortly explained; after whica, the lid; was read a third tim-, and palmed. The Bi recently brought us :rem the COairlOeoll. fns the Continuation of the Impenchuici.t, was thee read a first time. The Duke of NORFOLK reeved, " That Copies of tbe *tides el loyeachinent exhibited' against Henry Lord Viet ONOlwiiif a , be irieted ter the us.: *tete Members of that Va s) CHANCELLOR expressed his satisfaction as des et the Nub;e Dace's Minion, which leas strictly Sle=to the rule, and to what ought to x the practice of on such occasions-a-The quavers bent,: put, it tow mewed aorardinelv Lead HIVVKTSBURY presented eerlAist documents re. epeeding the anpointment of the finlitip of Sudo; and Ms% which were ordered to lee on the bible. TROTTER'S INDEMNITY. Lord HAWK KSBURY moved the order of the day, for the third reading of this Bill ; on which The LORD CHANCELLOa rose, and, in a ^ spuds et tom 10406, introduced the amendments he ammonia ia• popes. in tile Bill. The grLater part of these wee to conned the wording and phra seology in different parts of the Bill: it *id) re- • sped to the mode of expressing the impeachment of Lord Melville, as set firth in the Bill ; secondly. with re:pea to a better mode of expressing de ' Buitely, who the persons were it sass proposed to indemnify ; and, with iespea to this part of the Bill, his Lordship observed, they would attain a certain and definite description of persons, by leaving out tate word " ce-tain." SGrne further alterations were of this general description. Wit to the consideration of what the parties wese to indemnified from, it was Of al more serious and haportant nature, and required the most cautious deliberation on the part of that House : this involv ed two propositions; the first, relative to an indemal fication against criminal proses:owns ; the second re :speaed indemnity against civil anions or suits. With regard to the latter, there had been but one sad instance in the history of Parliaments of an in demnification from civil suits for evidence to be gi .en ; namely, the case of Sir Thomas Coke ; but toat was ooly from suits on the pert of the Fast India Company, his employers ; but not against third persons, or demands of the King or public, or individuals in general, as was the construc tion admitted by the present Bill. 'l'hcre never was an instance known, and it was contrary to every principle of law, that persons shoul.l be excused from giving answers in a court kli justice. because sucn answers might possibly thew that other individuals had demands against them. Were there no other Peer to support him on the oc casion, he hoped his conduct should go down to pos terity, in having stood forward alone to resist such a proceeding. Suppose a witness, who had pocketed one hundred thousand pound, of the pubic money, was brought forward against a pergola charged with a lets weighty offence. and to be told he should be protected against any civil suit, for having rs..bhel the public of so much, provided he gave them such and such evidence, though he might be corm tiled to do it, were he protected from criminal prosecu tions only, would it not, he asked, be a strong temptation to such witness? Dwelling farther upon this point, his Lordship stated his int ntion to pro pose the omission of that part which indemnified the patties from civil suits ; and he would also propose some amendments, to confine the indemnities to ads which had reference only to the impeachment. Another objeetion he entertained was, that the Bill was not stantly efficacious, in case such evidence as was required were not given ; as in the case of a King's evidence in the Courts below; that consider ation in rolved, he thought, insuperable difficulties; upon the whole, he should regard it as one of the most blameable ads of his life, did he consent to such an indemnification from civil suits ; and, were tuch determin , d on by the House. he would, if single, protest against it. The Noble and Learned above L dha; a Lord then regularly gul ud. lastly, to arlyproP°sed leave out am e ndm ents the to the " and civil suits." The Duke of NORFOLK was of opinion, in his .. .•"" --."• * • • - • , . -.... . . • ~, . . . • • • - • -r;,..• , . -v• . . iii 4 • ', ' - t - • r • • • t• le re„ , :IT ~• v. ..: , I , i ~... .i, _ _ , ,„„a I I . - - '.... '- - ~ Fit t)l 1 11... 4 " _.... . , ! . •A. . • , 1305. (Paler iturtwwetr, A • . moss asigt ll :ET. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. ''‘ i OW' . - ... • u EAST INDIS HOUSE, MAT S, 1003. IMPERIAL PARLAAmEnr. _ July 11, will N EXT SUNDAY MORNING. th e HE COUR T of I)IRECTOItS .f fie EAST ----Ai:— d RICHARD HARRISON, Weimer of Brampton • INDIA DOCK COMPANY do here*, give Meier, • HOUSE OF LORDS.•W•einesoise, dote 10. AM ; pal, Lecturer of Bislinpepte, and Chaplain to his Grace the That the TRANSFER emu as the said COMPANY'. The LORD CHANCELLOR (bang detained, awe us. Duke of Hamilton and Brioche, will PREACH a SERMON, STOCK will Ist abut as THURSDAY' Ai 6111 Jr.* first, at omen ;La Va- a t ST. ALPHAGE CHURCH, GREENWICH. in Ili , lialf of Ti.. eGiork, end opened soda on THURSDAY, 114, Ise , jay A demand, at • Council) did not coma down to the HOUMA till • ue, Mr. Camp. this Philanthr o pi c an d N at i ona l Institution. Before Sermon fallavriog i makl7 1.. U . CIiaCIC ; 11114, ae r Proem IMO IVA, Mr. whiin„n appropriate i Anthems will be sung by the Child r e n , .Ite. .4.41 that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS as th e said Foe ILiyal Atoms was give n by Commission to upwards of COM- ' sixty Public a•id Private Bills. Amoy the (timer wet..., Vitt Clubbing, Mr. Children, Ac. providtritially restored by the Medical Agri*. PANY's STOCK doe en the 3th Jet!, well Ire ready se he tle- three Excltequer Bills Rills, the Wall a•••••aae Regulation, Adeline, M,,,. ants, Ind attend Divine Service, which begins at Eleven. hiereti ea TUESDAY, the eiiiiiityttezt. Al•Weled .. Taxes Otitertion Straw Mato D. Wate. 111.41111116101 ISPURT WILLIAM RAMSAY, Se. miry. h ....,,.. ~... n.. .. ... ~, ',..... —,: -V,_ _ * *nu ~,,, Ailualk Suffarstian ler -...g.....A. ...LA A.l? _ll-.......:- London, July 10, Isos. . C). A MEETING of MERCHANT IMPORTERS of FOREIGN SPIRITS sod WINES .s appointed to be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 17th Instant, at Twelve o'Clnek precisely, at the LONDON TAVERN, to maw, the Nowt of the Committee appointed at the last meating, and to taki the sass sate comodontion; trigethin with other matters a greet inspoitanon to dtdr Tights sad JOSHUA WATSON, Chairman. NvANTSa PLACE, as COOK aad HOUSE KEEPER to a SINGLE GENTLEMAN, or as COOK in a SMALL FAMILY. Satisfaftory references, as to Chsrador, will be given. Plc/e to apply to (or direct a Line, Po►t•paid, for) A. B. (o. 33, Little Britain, near the Hospital, which will be pour tually attended to. IWAX and TALLOW CANDLES. SOAP, and genuine SPERMACETI OIL ...Esiporters and Custsuerieni supplied with the above articles of the best qua lity, on very advantageous WOW. at the Candle and Sell. Worsheass, 162, Eleet-slreet, Linda►. FIAVANNAH AND TUSKEY SWIMS.' • THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in gene ral, are respediully informed, that J BEYNON lately putchaaed, at the Sales of the Spani.h Prises, a large quantity of curious HAVANNAH and TUSKEY SEGAKS, which he is enabled to sell at reduced prices, at his Tubacc.. and Sluff Wareltuutie, No. 12, Graceichuicltoareet, the corner of Rtll.yard. N H. Pine Turkey, Fichantp, and Varian Canasta To. baceoes ' • likewise a variety ot CigtiOUS Foreign, Snarl, our op ti:r LiteCsolurell. MICH ItEL'S PLACE, BROMPTON. rr o bel-Err, Furnished, the greAtest part of a GENTEEL nousE ; consisting of six bed-rooms, awl two sitting room,, kitchen, and other domestic offices. The hone it: most detyhtf oily sanded, surniorwlett lasoilies respetiabiiity, and within one mile of liytie Peek corner. • Ikroini.ton is allowed by the Faculty to be the neon healthy situation near Ow Iholefsit, this tittunwro claims the attention of any genteel Family, lelonge wash i. weer joy the benefit of the country at so near a outaoee from went. Apply at N. 1, W.rhatithi-o , ,ic &onion° 'l .l O be ',Err, a SMALL Ct)UTAGE, FUR 1. KISHED, fur TARKE or SOUR MUNTIIS, situate at GRELSHILI., abont Half a Mac train Marna oa the Hilt ; crenate ni Four Ked.R. °ma, Three loan Sitting Rnouts, a Kitchen; and Stabling for two Hones and Coach Howse • shout Hall as Acre of GradeuGeosmad: velliateelasols Mao Tv, Guineas and a Half per Weak. For further Particulars, asunire at the Dar of the Strutted C4f , e-Huuse, Stratfent-place, Oltird-oreet. It is requested neat, 111 apply, when character will nut bur strictly enquir ing it., HARRISON and Co. re‘peafully recommend their numerous Friends mad the ruble to take the ad• vantage of the present Pri ie of COALS, as the markets are on the ruse ; arid, from the viol. extensive demand t'i.rt most take ;Avec for the ensuing Wilder, there et every probability of the pricy increasing. Ti•• best Coals that crone to London, the Measure strictly according to A a of Parliament, Pi tee on the very lowest terms, 3114 extra enrage Is. a mile off the stones, is the plan of the Lt/NOON SEA COAL COMPANY, SOU'IIIAMPTON STREET, HOLSORN, established in 1790. A CAUTION. SEVERAL, Retail Linen Drapers in Great Rus sell-suer:, yolMrrn , P.ceadilly, and ()emit -street, having of late assumed the IRISII LINEN COMPANY'S NAME, by which nr.ny miitaker, have occurred, they ate obliged t make known that they ha'e no 'House in this Country, bet No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, to which their Badness WIN removed from Great Russell-street, in Jane 1204. Their Establishment was formed on the Union in 1901, by some of the first Bleachers in Ireland, to preserve their Trade from the injurious system of eilidetting with Mu riatic Act 1, which gives a o,ce appearance, bait tleiroys the Fabr;c Their Cloths are all of the best Fabric, and bleached on Grass. Their Original Plan is invariably adhered to--to sell none but t'ae br,t Cloths—tai sell cot leis than a Piece--sA Piece robe sold at the wholesale Prix, and nn second Prie ode—Each Piece contains about 25 yards—ls warranted, and the money returned if a fault appea.s..—Cash, as usJal, fur Bank of Ireland Notes. WAR R EN's LTED LAVENDER VINEGAR. ...... k.SSRS. WARREN and CO. having had fie -1 quern complaint; of Aruittatic Vinegar an general, have invented, and two Light to the highest state of perfection the above article:—erlie smelt of Lavender is universally allowed to be the most agreeable and refreshing of ail dowers ; the above article I. tlierefirre atom& recommended to the Public, nut orilv as the most agreeable perfume to persons in health, but also as wonderfully refreshing to those labouring under sickness of any kind , dud particularty where it may be im psoiLter to opi:si windows, as it nut only purifies the a:r of the Clia.nber, but diffuses a revi,ing perfume through the whole of the apar merits. As no elimete can alter the CONCEN TRATE!) LAVENDER VINEGAR, it is particularly recom mended to all perse:is travelling to Foreign parte, as the best prewritive of infection. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, only by Warren and Co. Per• fistwers, at their original Warehouse, the Golden Fh•ece oppo site s' reel, Chlapti , it where Warren's c...4e'irata:d Milk of Roses is mirk and sold as usual, with every earth: of Fu rerm and English Perfumery, of the hrst quality. A4ihNTLEMAN pliers the mist infallible LX. rot the Trin4 and (AIMS ever yet discovered. Its 'peculiar on/penis+ are not simply coufineel to the cies:mug of the Teeth, but will absolutely preserve them in the highest ware of perketion to the latest period ~f final dosolotion ; will r:mder them b..autifully white, without impairing the ewe to . 1 j fastens sitch as may be ioose ' • and keeps those that are d .ca r ed from hecoming comet will effectually cure the spolli exrruciatiog to.att.ache. ra.iote them to theo original minty, sod make the breath d slicately sweet It will cause theroms to adnere close and hrm to the l'eeth, and will render 'halftone the lips or a beautiful roseate. The Pto.,tietoir is a pialresets ttf foe tune, and is so carivineed of its edeaci , that he will ferr feet 14.1001. to the terse., using it as he d.rocts, if they have the Tooth-Ache, Of a 'loath decay.—The Ceylon Exotic may Ito had at the Pr,,ionclue•. N 0.97, sgtho.square, price 9v 9d.; end t at Mass.'s. ti,at.a. WA Suit, Coro-sires'. dr Mel. N. B. If a 'melt is decayed, or the ii.outh in a bed slate s NI tit, rtopttetut look at it, *tot Intuits; we fed. F DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. 1/ Y rA g RI ACT lAMEV e fa A bli D t bt ..TroNAL t D S I E rI I Y SI a O ftet N the o Rate gy . ONE FOURTH PART trf. the FORMER DUTY ea PROPERTY, Is graved wren warp Ass. wawa to be tan far at Year sear ytent a the SA of April 1805, to be aaapaged span the Net Asioane of the Data (harped by serA Asorsissest, ichitit Addition! Day oat into h apes the Ammar W aU Dividends .w Man ty . Pattie Anoints, Payable ea the Bth of Ada rest.—His Itionnety's Orsaaviarers an the Alain of Tam theretar rise Man, That aM tenors rankled i melt Diaidant ) atit ore ilairage of Paling she antatrea tri the Dap ' hsur the lank of roglata, 1111108 t, is order la enekie tar u s Ds awrgs fn. Ardor Asienmea, tau ism the R.ak, la al ditime to the farater . Doty, at the Rae 4 51. per &war .4e the Anent y She said Disidauds, the feather Sam a( OrieJn ' irth Part ri the suit Don, cantata upon the Atannat thcavf. Sc Orrin* the Board. MATTHEW WINTER. (Vint far T trio, .11114 e 29, 1805. GUILDHALL, Ju Le 5, 1805. r E COMMITTEE for LETTIVG the 1 CI VT's LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL, on THURSDAY, the t'th Day cd July ilieteets at Eleven of the Clack •n the Foremmen : TO LET C be PUBLIC AUCTIJN, on BUILDING LEASES, for 99 Years, from Midsummer lait, several PIE CES or PARCELS of GROUND, on the East side of Al. fred-pleoe, near Tottenham-coon-WWI s LETr b. PUBLIC AUCTION, en e REPAIRING LE.ASIj,. for Nine Yens. from Michaelmas next, a MES SUAGE or TENEMENT on the South 'Aria Old-street, in the occupation of Daniel Willmnt ; and FIVE SMALL TE NFMEN FS adiinning, on to • Fast side ol Sycaniore-paseacp. .A the several occupations of Fnneie Row, William Concreve, William Noble, John King-ton, ~ .J Swiennah Stitnell : And also, TO RECEIVE, PROPOS AI -% -for WRITING in SHORT H AND, and for TRANSCRIBING, PRIN LING, and PURLISHING, the PROCEEDINGS' on the El rilGs COMMISSION of the PEACE, OYER and Tintmv.i..a, 6.1 GAOL DELIVERY, for the erry of LONDON; and also the GAOL DELIVERY fur the COU?iTY of MID- IffiESEX, at tho Sassiest House its the 04 Beaty, at a err tent Seedy Atheist/ors. fit, Plan, El native, and Canditions, for L-ftlini the said Pre miens and the Draft of Urn Commit for the Sessions Papers, may be seen at the Comiptrellers Office, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. , This Dis.Z• pubilidsed, price Is. the Fnurth Editi in of • IraA. TREELTISII to ) RAZORS & is which the , Weight, Shape. awl Temp?' of the Razor, the M21[14 Keeping it in Outer, and the Manner ei Using it, are par. tisttllrly earvidered; aitd in which it is intended to county a trossoleitee dill that is neteas..rr on thu subject L MENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor-maker. Elam% into The Monthly &mew for lit ty, pigs 114 • a We haw ',ad this Treatise with interest,,and with pin sum. It is well runts theatteation of the Public." Saki b 7 the Atiregr, at No. 10, St. James's street ; and by ... This Day is pobliahed, am* painted in one Volume, Fool". eap Ste. with an Asisheseticel T.y, Price:G. sd. MAVGIBLE ARITHMETIC ; or, ART of NUMBERING MADE EASY, by means of an Arithmetical Toy, which wul expert. any number up to 16,666,64;:,, and with which, by ovivint a few Bill., a greet Variety of Upccatiou. in Arithmetic may he performed. In teo to assist Mothers and Yeacben in the Inltredion of Coodom. By WILLIAM FREND, Author of Evening Arriwie.nents, for 1304 And &c &c. Printed forJ Mawinan, t 2, Poultry, Of whom ITIRV had, by the came Anthnr, handsomely printed in One Volumene* price 7s. boards, PATRILTIISM I or, Vie Love of our Ciiuntry. An Due, illustrated by Exemples from An.ient and Modern Maur), Dedicated to the Volts. teas of the United Kingdom. Where also, is just published, A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL GAME. printed uplit Cards, eczompinied with a Chart, price 7s. 61. in a box. An Enter. tainin4 and Instructive Geographical Game, on an Entirely New Pius, peculiarly adapted to the Dna sit Schx.ls and Se. ininaries of Education. By the tutor of " The Parent's Ftimd." Recommended by W. Fiend, Eaq. PORTUGUESE DICTIONARY. This day is published, in Two large Volumes lito • New Edi. non, carefully revival and improved, and the Portu4uese Words properly accented to facilitate the Prouunciatiou to Learners, mice VAN. in lymph, ADICTIONARY of the PORTUGUESE and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. in Two Parts; Portuguese and English, and English and Portuguese: wherein, The Weeds are explained in their different Waning., by Ex. arnples from Me best tunague.e and Eligiida Writers. S., condly,—The Etymology of the Portuguese generally Mali cated from the Latin, Arabic, and other Language; Throur net the whole are interspersed a 'mat number of Phrase, and Proverbs. By ANTHONY YIEYR A, Franetagane. Printed for F. Winsrave, J. Johnson, W. J. and J Rich ardson, R. Faulder, J. Walker, Scatchard and Letterman, Verner and Hood, G. WJltie and J. Robinson, Cuthsll and Martin, Longman, Hind, Rees. and Or me. T. Cadet! and W. Davie., Cackinston, Allen, and eo.T S wney, Slicks aid Pnrffs J•Maw•natt, and J Axpern•. Where may be had, by the same Author, A NEW GRAMMAR of the PORTUGUESE. L . GU.AGE, ii Four Pail., the Ftlth Edition, s.o. pm= 'ls ARTIFICIAL MINERAL PATE TEETH. last published, by Dolan and Co. Soho square, the Fourth Edition, 8,0. with Plates, in beards, price fie. LA E CHEMANT's DISSERTATION on AR. L... TIFICIAL TEETH, pointing out the dangerous con. sequences arising from the use of Teeth exhaled tom dead bodies, or made nf any tohltel substance, stilled to decay and di.-oiutio , as well a. the evils attendant on the transplanting efr human Tooth" with Chwanedeas and Case s corroborating the *mar of wow Wins% JAR Fl a . ter, and other Ma ilerihelliene, who ham the requent inoeula. holt of doom by th-so swhied priaiee. To which is sub joined, M'lpe to Mochas asi litiaata, on the Prevention and gate of thaw Disuse WWI OMNI ahe first dentition —Also, Itionarks na Ss 'Hat etteMeday air Mr. De Chelsea, sneer eispible Mina* AIM fro ANlhial Teeth, with of without "'WI* which hi/lON-MS has bellowed with the a pproba of the saboasit lif Sedates at TWO, but also by the pub aMilaw at aha wow eminent Medical Cher.eter. in London, As IMPOlNNOONltsurriesee of owe thaw 111,1100 penmen nt E s nil ellevesSiellaah doldhltia les 'haws you Infer- Mw thallaway alb, an* dab dlimovery it has been ho itaishellth UMW MOM bath in Le giand and France. Tit be MI Mho 1/ MS ArMan, at his hooey, No t, Frith strew, madikhatr Maß sad MI6. Hognh, No. 94, Fret-street IL& AIL Nguema thane persona wi.ci may wish .. - In esehiliPllo Ila t =a peeviont oppolausees, 14 Mier data , ON, illig 1111111 16 tie is viatica. tS tr, of r. lir, ..t • Attl)