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_ _ / ,P . .• , j .: ,Ii), T' 0 0. ° l b r .. 11 rut to 1 0I - .._ I i . . . .........._ I*.' yuMBER TCFSDAY, AUG ST 21 , 1804. --- (PRICE sursuca. THF.ATRE.ROYAL, HAY-MAR KET, THIS LVENING, win M I.etformed, the popular Play of PIZ A RRO. Roth, Mr. FLI.ISTON. Atalam, Mr. B RTLEY. Oroarralx), Mr. PkIMER. Cera, Mrs. GIBBS. llPArst tali{ Pizarro, M , . ARCIIER. Alow-I, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Elvir 1, Mr+. LiTCH FIELD! To mliich will be added, the Favourite Musical Piece, called THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. . . . . . A Nl,litary Overture and New Music, by the law Dr. Arnold. Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. DROVE. Capt. &supped, Mr. H KELLY. L.vaney Mactwolter, Mr DLNMAN. John l..titov, Mr. WEST...N, Caleb Q.-totem, Mr. MATHEWS. Grace Gas love ' MN, CIIBBi. Luc,. INie HOWE.II.I.S. ?bathe Whitethorn. Mn. HAR LOWE. To-marrow, the Play cf The Stranger ; after wlr•eh will he pmduced, a new AluaiLal Farce, ur Two Acto,ealldTll...G.',y Dec,ivert. COMMISSARY GESER AL . :I OFFICE, Great George Street, Aug. 13. TO SADLF.RS, lIARNESS MAKERS, AND OTHERS. ANUMBER ofSECOND-HAND SAI)DLES and COLLARS e , ntptote, aud la toed it.tek Egret, fit for Hems 'amain,: in Pat Car , iages, ARE WANTED. nose rheumy hoer ist:4l to dispose .'f, nay ns.Jce a Made r thereof, at tAis Oflice, swotting the Number t.feneii Aro oval tupplo, aid Ole Priers se sAirh 'llea will fa-m.A 116.133. Coo Dragoon Saddles v 'l he evrepted. Tin !r•to Le sent, .e,tled and directed, to the Caatada , ae, rrnerd, a..! an the Coter seri:ton Tender's 1.4 Saddles, &c." COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, G-Tat Georze-struet, A ugu‘t 20, 11104 TO COACHMAKERS, CARPENMS, AND WHEEL- WRIGHTS. AVANTED, for His Mlieit , '‘ Service, • Now e MACHINES for hangiog as Carioca C A rriott, and Prat Chairer, for th, poor* 4 CAR - RYING TROOPS. Thaw soh* slay bt doureas of metro fne4a.4l throw, nay deSorr ,kris Pr:preats at dm &fire, oa or Ileort Friday the 24t1, brit,•t, etprea.ing the Price et urlairla Diu areas, and or Vuothor thry 'LIR tree to ri.q.ar IVerklo a Air. Hag, in Herat.ows•street, Hyde Park Coo her :he IC , 3t Ireek's &Gerry to ta eriableted on Frill.", the 31st R. 1.. at. Pare , s f the 1I ,efteees t• et seen at M. Heirs; mil Pet ti e, tt' !O be had et this Opice. VICTUALI.ING-OFFICE, Anc. 13, 1.04 irrHE COMMISSIONERS for l'aualing Ka Meiesbes Rae Je brirbn gore Nettie, to,t on 7 nesd.., sit list 01.1 d Mee wild be reedy t.. receite Tenelos Irr . rin.: (maul up), and west Pr the f•U•satisq AreiHee, Itisbet, Gum Whole Meal, Five Thoui.aild Bag., to be &1:v.1.H in Fire Weeks. Fluor, Kr u•dried 111..usellohl, Two Thoosand Sacks, tw be itdirered in Three Weeks a.•d &dm Stuff. or W lode ‘Vheat Viral , Tweve Flendrwl Sacks to he el:livered iu a Fortn ght. The abo:e by Ireettit Pr.7artroaa, iss the Ft irt•ili7 St..; et, at Deplore' ; sad to be pie' . or ' , tatty Days Rine. N. B. No Trader fir • kas s.ln: y Bisha than CJO raze wit, be •tire ?. nt Conditions tf C , istralit may al ken at az St:rtt J•y's OP*. Xe Rcciv,l win he kid to any Trader, in which tAe P %LT 3!: 10 In inserted in Le..;tlt, w that s4an not Le /C,,1, I . the Beare, 4/we dry **aide w the said TtLesdmit, the 2let vueert, ear ensign the Peron rho hashes the TeLe,r, 11.1, Pave ltse MAO, otteleeis, I. "wirer YAM calk,: for. TM. ("LT STA IT LAYTTERY TO U DAWN THIS YIPAR. _ _ (WIFT and CO:TI, POULTRY, are Sellia* 13 1 Ii.KETS and SHARES of the L. , ttery to Irlyin Draw- Mg •el the 114th .f Sept.... Mae?, eortaiating of 2.5,000 Tlcketl. 13 the L0ne...4 , 1..1 last Year thaw: were 80,000 Tickets, and o ry ,skp,,a,,, , iao,o'M --The orceent south I.otrel =stains Three eVill of 2.1.0001. cad "Abets, M roual t of 1(1.0001. a 006!. Jtc. soakin't In the whole • greater amount in Prises c.an any twit* Lottery of the .41310 number of Ttcketa. Ti, .t'ollou Inc C.,.irel Pf I L . of the Lutter t ra it, and f,, the hit y • sr, w ere Shaecai and Se ad at their °lke, viz. No. L No. L. 22 6 11,551 14,536 10,430 No. 64167, 1,0001 And others of ME. ite. Ste. to a gnat Amount MORE CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. Twee Twenty Thousand Pound Priam, Tt•ree Tfrooonel Pntoof neve Elite Thernsand Pound hinny No Prise W., tl ,v 1 L el. THE Attention at all Ranks of People are soli_ A mad to the -enema of ilk resent GRAND STATE LorrrßY. sr...en begins Drawing t h e 44th of NEST MONTH, and tomato, a Berate p•mmr•l OR a i‘PIT kkAL PRIZES the mull Number of I ete. than any former Lotte-y • SCHRNIE. Vu arrive. Valise of each. T..tel Woo. 3 of L PO,OSO ant L 6o,Arta 1 10,f40 50.000 S,OOO 15,000 1,000 f..4•60 4,103 100 tt nOo so N 4,5.50 2.000 20... • . 131.0 0 23.000 Ticket* L 250,000 tin of the Capitak se be dnerenincal a unJer Fin24tairts F:rs: 1.2.12 1. 1.000 tbss down T.citot, S,vtlith thy. woo Day 21,000 tint fawn T.eket. Ninth Da! 5.000 Torkets and Shares on S.e.e, at e.rir L.-Posed Lottery o.arca PRESENT PRICE Ref .... T.eket 171. Pis. it. 01. Eir1:111.... 21 2.1. 04, "n'• • -V. la. I . NI liatesath...2l. la. 44. THATCHED-HOUSE TAVERN, 14th Atigust, 1504. A T a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, and XI Gentry of the Metropolis and its neighbourhood, held here thi. day, The Right Hon. LOX D lIAWKESRURY in the Chair; A Subscription was entered into under the following head : We, the im.i . .r.igne I Nobility, Clergy, and Gmtry of thill Metrotudr4 and it. neighbOurbood, considering it to be the indispesisiblednty of every loyal subjed, at this important crisis, to forward, to the utmost of their power, the exertions of t;arernusent in defence of our Country against the attempts of an invading Eueiny, -.Ale promise and engage to provide and hold in readisnes for the Public Sertoce, on the sliortc4 notice, in the event of Invasion, the numht.r of Hours and Carriages, with Drivers and Harness, expressed opposite our respective Kam .et, for the mirror.• of cooveying Troops to the Army, and to snpply the Driver, and Hones with Provision and forage, sufficient at least for forty-eight hours from the time of being called out. The Nobility, Clerg►, and Gentry, are inform 4, that the Subveripti.oi raper will 1.1 t. r &vinare at the Thatched- HOMO! TAIrCAI. in St. 3.11114.4., Buret, from Ten to 'flirt, n'Cbch, daily, and that the Ito hes of their Carriages will not be reno wed, a.srmple and 11:Pt Nticnine. for hanging on ihr Springs of the Carriages su'ascribed, will be pioviili.d by sernnit nt. A T an adjourned Meeting of FARMERS, COACH-mAs'rvits, JOB-Mi.STF.RS, W ‘GOON mAsTERs, and OTHERS, 11,Id Day, at toe GLuRE TAVERN, in Fleet street, aysealbted fur die purpose ut °tier ing lso‘crunient the cononaort of Horses, Carnage , , Driver', Ste. in rise of actual Invasion, to convey Troops, Stores, Jt . to the Army. Mr. JOHN WILI.AN in the Chair. It was unanimous!! Resolve', That considering it to he the indtspen.vile duty of every well-wisher of his co-ntry, at this i operant crisis, to give the utmost prompt assistanec• tow.rds fa wanting the exertions of Government, that every person present would, on the soonest holier: possible, (winds all the HoriA, Carriages, &c. he may have in his ponew.on, err be able to command, and provide them. with Provision and F..-ace sufficient for Porty.eicht Ho in rn . somption; and t int they would ilunxdittelv subseno • to a Pa er laid het,re t .oni by the Commissar. G-neral, toe nusitter of Hones, Corsages, Driven, &c. that it is prouable they will be able to sapide in case of necessity. Rasolved, That as many individuals, cancryrneri in the aloes, profession:, and others having borne., or who, frum O.e short notice given of this Meeting, have not attencled,but who are anxious to affonl every po. 4 ibie aNnrtance,arc informed tbatßunks areopened fur rereiving the Names of Persons who are wining to subscribe any number of Hones, Carriage:, &e for the above essential ser• ice, an! that some of the Coransittee re. I attend every Day from Nine nelock in the Morning till Six in the !Otani) in, at the Coach Offices of the Sill and Mouth Inn, 13 , -11 and Mouth 'treat, and the Golden Cross Coaring.cruss. Resolved, That, as by far the greater number at Conch Horses einpkyed in ani about the Metropolis are lett on it may be vney essential to the public service that they should be braug't in aid thereof; tne Job-Mtstert present at this Itg t • e ti. 4 have therefore determined t authorise their em plo,er, to make an offer of sack Hates, and to use their en• deaviriir. to prevail on all other Joh.M4sters tad) the same. T h 11 - anks of the Nfee•mg were unanirrionsl,y voted to the Chair inn, foe ins meri. ~nom, conduct in ths busineis. (*obit Tavern, Ilwetettrnet s Atigest 10. MANSION HOUSE, London, 9th Auguit, 1804 A T a i'deeting of Merch.nts and others held this Day, to coriv.der of the rim , st effeCtual means far giving votantarr ommiJt ataistaare to Goveritm.:nt with HORSES, DRIVERS, and CARR, AGES, to, the ntirposeof conveying T/01/1.5 w tha Army un the vim( of location. The Right lion. the LORD MAION, in the Chair. It d, Teat it appears to this meting to be of the hisMeit importanee that (;overnment sheild hare the most ef fectual and ecrwia means re. ly prepared and aiirenged fur eisavesing loops to the Army with the greaten repetition in the test of Invasiiiii ; *and not be etenpelled, at the mo ment of miceestly, to pre.. unprepared Horses and Carriages for that nit et.ei,tiel horsier. IU-toteed, That a woingtey Suhsx:pting he now opened for Dr..evs, Horses, and Carriatily to ba held at the com mand iif Government, in the event of Ittrasio.i, la the oa sis. exprewed in the preceding Resolution, and according to the plan laid before this Meeting by the Comeoneary.General. Resolved, That a Co iimittee be now appointed for the porpose of mat promptly and eff irtually carrying into em.eution the Resolutions of this Meeting, and for making' all the WC. wrr arrati::neents relative thereto, and that they •Itall haw power fur caning Getters! Meetings in' the Siihieribers, when they um, deem at necessary, for 1 . 1.1.11;13g the lose or damage which the Satin:Wier. may sustain in their Home. or Carriages, sad to add ouch Members to the Committee as they may think proper. Resolved, That the fnllesiug Gentlemen he the Committee tor carrying the Roo&anon* of this Meeting into effect : The Right Don. J. P.rring, Mayor. Sir John Easter, \Algot. J. Maitland, Esq. M P. Sir Charles Price, Kart Robert II iukey, Esq. Gr.r , r ge Chuk, Eq. Aid. William *lox, Esq. Peter Free, P.si. id. Wool, fail Claud S. HunteT, Ep At Duke Langdale. Esq. Peter Pert:leant Esq. AM. Samuel Walker, Zaq. George Scheier, Esq.AIJ. Win. Smeniog, Esq. Joseph Lron, Esq. H Slow, El. John Stuart, 1,4 Jnhn Pon'er Kensington, Em. Riasard Leo. Esq. J. liftdaod, Esq. M. P. H. Thenstoo. PA P. Juba Cooke, Esq. The Committee gave notice that !hay will internal at the Mfansiou•itou«rdeily. fonts Elena to Three o'Cloce, for the purpose of repeating Subscriptions of norms awl Cirrarrt. end trammeling other busier,. as daxtad by the Groom! hlteti.ag. TO GENTLEMEN AND I.ADIF-S WllO JOB 1 . 11E.R COACH lIV::SPS. WHFREAS all Persans baring Horses and Cam•fey have been ca"ed upon voluntarily to give prompt assistance w Government therewith, Inc toe purpose al conveying Tmo;ss J., toe A r ny in the sv •ttt of Invasion We, the und•rstenc4Joto-MAstem, eiders( sod desirous of (arch!ring this Puhlac Services , . the extent of our power, cm miring the \Veiny and Gentry to who•n we have lett nur N•4ses, however analusts to promote this eseastial measure, may notthitil themselves authorised to make an offer "1 the Fleet , they have 111-T.l, walt..urt the consent of their Owners, d • he•rhr d •c'a:e o rr het cros••at, that all uer Customer, !ate nig lfn.e. r Job from us, tn,y autricrabe them in their own N a Aect, frr ahovemen'i•.nsi, prist,ded the Celt ne•:, node w tto,•• e.tre they arc now E lated, are MIK WI the:l4 and two days I...rage. Wi I S nab. 1H.4.•• CAW. Jnnl Hai A.. 61 11.. lard. r,,n J..hu %V•:istoson. R. - it .% own Da.,d W.! ..z. C _.t-. ei ow. lark. n .V.rnSush. .I.hn ri.-Arpnet. • Je. Wm. F.:•.n 1)- t,:e. Gi.nt .sad Eider. 3 • . ••• a. DM. Magus. T. Wit. Rake. k .. ..._.'"!_± . __..illMM.MlNE. This Day is published, in One Vetere*, Octavo, price Ss. It hoards, NIEMOIRS of the LIFE an d WRITINGS 1 of the late Rev. and Learned HUGH FARMER. To which is added, a Piece of his never brine, published, printed front the only remaining Manuscript of the Author. Also several Original Letters and Extracts from his E.tay en The CASE of BALSAM, taken from his Manuscript, since deittinyed Ry the late MIC:IAFI. DOI)SON, Fsq. Print , cl for llurA, Rues, and Oros% No 59, titernuhtzir row. This Day is puhlidt.d, prig 18s. PART the SEVENTH, of THE NEW CYCLOPEDIA; or. UNIVER SAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and Ll• I RA I ORE. irinerl 11, - ;:n a snrweenlargtd Plan of Arrangement than the Dictionary of Mr. Chavirib,r , ; eumproherwliiig the r iriou4 Ar tier. of that Work, with Adirtioris ..nd lutPrnretnent , ; t" - g.ther rrth !h.! New Subj.crr. rdi at naratil , , and History: ad ipted to the piedeot Slat: of Literature and By ABRAHAM REES, D . D . F.R S. Editor of sbit bat Edition of Mr. Chunirrs's Dictl.mary • , i th the A ~ i stances of eminent professional Geutlemen. Illustrated by New Plates, ificlodnir Map:, de.ignel and engraved ti.r this Work by cone of the must distinguntwei Artiste Printed for Longman, Flora, Kees and Om"; No. 39, Pa tertau,ter--or i and the principil Booksellers of NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS FUR SCHOOLS AND CHILDREN. TARART and CO. at the JUVENILE and SCHOOL LIBRARY, Nu. 07, NEW BOND STE EET, have the honour to infrirm the Nubility and Gentry, and Pre .eptors and Parents in general, that their tench ap p-ove t Esta'nehment has lately been augmented by further vareties of Bmiks on all subjefta, for the use of Children and. young Per-ons m general, and they continue to *apply Si.hook awl Families on the most accommodating and itemnable tering. Toe foloving superior Books, wli , elt they have just putt. dished, are, they presume, partl•ulai lir entitled to the notice of C 04. 1. try Books*Pets, who may be supplied with as on. men's of ten, fifteen, or twenty I orind. value, at s:x months mead, any article deemed rrniale!ble may be exchanged at any time, for others in the list. 1. The /SOUK of TRADES; or, Library of the useful Art.; illustrated with 60 Copper.plate., in three parts, price Ss. each part, or 5.. for each parr, wins the plates coloured; either part to he had separately S. a. VISIT. to • F.AM.HOUSE, with ceseral beautiful engraved ohms, pric e 2. 6.1 hand.umely half hound. 5. TAB 'ißrs COLLFCTION of POPULAR STORIES, adorned with elegant .•Iztes, by eminent Artists, in three parts; pile Meech pan 2s. Gd. handmmely halt. bound, or Witt the plates beautitully cob wed, p:ice 4s each part The fin t part contains-Whittington and hi. Cat, the Chil dren m the Wood, reconcile, Fortunatu., Griselda, the White Car. acid R.ihin Hood. The .econd part contains-Little Red Riding Hood, Toads and Diamonds, Blne Beard, Puss in Boots, the S eapmg Beauty ire the Weed, Cinderella, Mullet with the Tuft, Hop-ii.my Thumb, Re oily an the EOM. and Fortunio. The third part cmitains-e-Jack the Giant Killer, Tom thumb. Go.ely Two Shoes, Towns Two Shoes, the Seven niChrigendmii, and V dent i n,. an d •I rg ,,, 4 The WONDERS a •h, micioscorr, a •• Ty civinea adoesedwlth envead largo plates, price 5. The WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, with many plates, price 2. 6. The TRAVELS of ROLANDO ROUND the WORLD, with many beautiful engrayinp, 4 vole. price 12s. half. hound. 7. The HISTORY of CARL( ), the (anions Dog of Dien. Lane, with his portrait, and several other platef, beautifully engraved, price 2.. Gd neatly hair bound. 8. PUZZLE for a CU R ItJUS GI it 1,, adorned w ith 12 ,-cesrti ful vignettes, price 2s 6d. half-bound, with roan b.i..x.. 9. 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GOLDSMITHS POPULAR GrOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS, idiutratikl with 62 beautifel plates, price 108.6 d. bound. 22 GOLDSMITH'S GR NM MAR OF GEOGR \ri IY, on a viny easy and compreheunie plan, with maps, price tot. 6d. neatly bound in red 23. GREG. MY'S ELEMENTS OF A POLITE F.DUCA• VON, price es. 61.1 e atly bound. 26. IR%ING'S ELEMENTS OF ENGLIsII COMPOSI TION, pore 4. 6d. bound. 23.1 A vr v R El's TA LES, comaining tbe Litt'elHerrnit age, and other Tales, w'th several ems, price 2.. had bound 26. THE JUVENILE FLU f ARCH ; or, lees of Extra orlinarY Children ; pie* 24. GI. nalf-bound, roan beck*, let. toted. 47. THE JUVENILE LIBRARY ; or, complete Count of Initniftion in vrvry Branch of Fade end Vidal Literature, 6 vols. primitive 'emeriti, boards. NI MAYOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY enesploy, ts vol.. fine paper, price 61. 3s in boa 29. Tate erne, en tontine., pa. er, f:d. in beer* 30 MI %VOWS HIS roily OF kW:LAND, 2 vo!.. fine paper, wits sear:? 50 beautiful engraved copper plates, 13s. bound. 3t. TMwnx nn common re.vr, price Ile 6d bound. Sa. MAYOR'S HISTORY OF GREECE, fine paper, It vole. pried 104. board. 33. The same, on common raper, price Bi. bnund. 34. MAYOR'S HISTORY OF ROME, ' 1 vols. on Sue paper, prc. 13s. bound. 33. The el nt e, on cowmen parer, price 17s bound. 36. NIAVOR'S HISTORY OF FRANCE AND NA VARRE, on bee paper, price!. &I. bound. 37. The Same, on common peptic. liner 4s. 6d. bnund 32. MAJOR'S HISTORY OF AMERICA, km piper, prj•e 5. 6d. tripod. C 9. The wow, ea cervemn pope►, ',dee 46. 64. Wood. 40. MAYOR'S HISTORY OF SCOTLAND, .ss. 6d. bound. 41 The am., on common paper, pike 4v. 6d. bound 42. M WWI'S RRIII4I NEPOS, ',minting of select Lives of Muarinti- R•rtaw, ream M. 6d bound. 46. MAVOR'S NATURAL HISTORY, with sixty Oates, price 5s Mound. 44. The mime, with the Plum beaetifulty erdouted, end elegantly bem•d, prim. Its AlAVod's SSLIXTION of PLUTARCH% LIVES, price 49. 64. found. 46. MAYOR% MIORTviIAND, a New tion, rice 7s. 6d. 47. MA.V . ISIOsNEW ENGLISH SPELLING ROOK, utile noisily acknowledged tu be the best extant. ice la. Ed. • 45 MEMOIRS of DICK thit LITTLEPONEY , price ts 49. MARY and hoe CAT, consisting et words not exceed ing two syllable:, with trimly lesintiful cuts, price Is. .50. A New ROYAL PRIMER - or, Reading made Ea.!, 1, 1 M Pethess, Auth o i of the Doil`a Spelling Rook, Village School, New Dialogues., Sic. kc. adorned with mane Cuts Is. 51. PROVERBS of all NATIONS, price 2s 6d. in boards. PILCES CIIOISIE.S de L'A Nll des ENF ANS, price M. 53. PRATT and MAYOR'. I.AsSICAL. POETRY, price Ss bead . 54 SCRIPTURE HISTORIES, 2 vols. with many engrave inns, prior 4s. SS. SOILLEIIri EASY METHOD of acquiring the ITA. AN LA NGUAGL. price Is. 64. bound. 56. VISITS to the MENAGERIE. and BOTANICAL GARDEN, o.rir • 2s. 6d. half bound, with several Po..tes VALi INF. and ORSON, o later, cn'oored, Is. Gd. The Go:lowing N uo,ery Tales are the new and le avtifoil Cons Tabart end Co the 'rest being newly translated, et elegaitly rewritten, with three cotooe t .4 Plates i n ea c h, m e m aogihhr Ihmigois ray Mr. Craig, price o'r•pcnce each t Cinderella. 11. Hop o my Tenni:J. 2. The same wt F-seek. 12. Fortllll.llll, 3. Blue Boird,and Little Red 13. Andolovia. dn- Hood. 14. Cliddr.o in the Wood. 4. The .ame in French. I ti. The White Cat. 5 Pow on Boot: and Dia- 16 R u bin 11. 4 id mends and To;atti. 17. Betiatv and flu. Beast. 6. rortunio and his Com- 1.5. Jack the Giant Koller. rade,. 19 Tom Thumb 7. Whittington and hi.; Cat. 20. Goody Two Shoes, and I. Gri•edda. Tommy Two Shoes 9. Rico et with the TA. 21. Sewer Champions 10. The Ceepiug &Len's , . Christendom. H e y" Tabart and c o have opened a Rept. r-book f..r the in-ertion of the names of Cohan, ao.d schools who may be in want ~ f Tutors, Governesses Assi.ta ts, and Tea c her.; and also, for the raceotion of the names of Tutors Govenussess, Assistant:, and Teacher, wanting situations, free of ex woice, excepting that of peaage. Schools are al-o supplied with Copy-Books. Cypherior &mks, Slues, Quills, de. on the losre.t term. A L. talmets of School Books sent, , f required, to any part of the kmgdom. r 0 RE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree an 1 Suss. 1 ...luau Ord , rof the II Court of t haocery nit), the approbation ofJOH:4 SPRINGETT H kßit EY, I&q "need Vie Nfaste - : of the aii:d Court. A FRF.EfiItaLD MANSIUM I lOUSE and FARM, called 15-arial^y 11-11, 'thou, ie the .1' flanchuorth, in the County of To t h. f mood y the of thy. Re,. John Stage, deceased. Par , cfars may he had tetatisl at the aatd Maste , % Cl,a.nbers, in Southampton Cluncerv-lane ; rA Wean J. les and (keen, Salistsui-sluare ; 2.14 a Mr. Bathe, Solicitor, Chancey Lee. Lond,n; of %V. Far' er, A.turney, a Si.effsekt; t.. Skinn.r and Wilson, Sollc.tors, Worksop, Notes; a ad of Mr. John I labershon. of Hawdeworth. wlna will chew the Premises. ISOR3UGII PAVEMENTS. We;t Divis.on, August t6n4 OTICF. is hereby given. That the et.tnrnise sSoners for Jr-. Cleansing, art . .Yate!img the aloes meet at Union I'M, in 1/n.o..wogs. Southwark, on FRIDAY the 7th Das to Seutershe- at four o'clock in the aleratiots to rocei•e P» wail, n stria Paton Sr Pureons, who are willing to C for awansusg the Streets, Courts L,,es, snot Aleys for One Ye.r, front ttrzhaelmas-day nest, and thy the Contra tor only, ny an .ladt elroseven. wiN aotteed e..111.et al d r -eeise . I Ur_ Doss On, Cinders,and Athos, within the same, Nod all nth , . p-snits attempting to Collect such Ashes Jr . w It he tehiert to bony Penalties. Alec: to rec.ttre Proircewis for Finding am! Lilting the I.tnstss Division for the sane time. accordntg to the size and pattern of rlsceem.w in use udder certain classes to ko. inserted in the Contract, which may be sem by a;);,l!.i•,g at the Clerk's Office. Union Ile!), any day (noon, from the hour of eleven in the forenoon unto two t ,, ^ afternoon. At the same time and place, Contract fur Sca ,•engen Work may I ik-er N • he area. By Ureer. of the Commis loners, l'E ARSON, Cleric. RY Ills MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. A NEW STOVE, which has to boast of an Tim pMrerrl.lllt Ir'Ver b. fnrr i:lf,re.l to the P.il,he Stme not on'y posses:es all the mod.an improveinent: for Ecmomy and Elitane., but has the prvuliarly desirable nut. lit• of petted seeurit, finis those eery melancholy es.r.de-t, so frequently beard of Tit:• numberless irbtanc .a of als "ying out of the Fire being the occasion of th e los o f m . nv valu .,l4e hues, or the lamentable instances tit Child font in'ts the fire, will be obviated h. t , at n-w tel lost:Wm. Anothr adv.. ttge iv, that VA& -n rum be lett la a tows by the nveives with the St ,re, •n 1 will tirt have Ft • I their pow.r to posy with the fire. though they have the sign: and lse .cht of ;t. Nay be seen at ',nett', Wars Rooms ' No. 214, 12;th 1101- horn, opposite Southampton etre I..ttentee and M nu tauntr. rrHE CORDIAL BALM of (iILEAD ;s 11 Illar•lett!y Yount Old. 'he A i coil awl it will writsted!v fern t sh .t ft; ief sral Comfort, by qemtly and safely in• reeds( the Cyshern —N.ryous Db ord 1 , 4 every Kurd, and fr o m what...er , :sos- arivnt. .111, in is short Tine, be sue eertyd by Clieestelneta, and ry..ty Pre ulte rd H-rh _ Pr re Ha:f-a i:iimea ■ Nittle ; er r the quantity of Four in one homily wolf. fur Thirty-three o which Nine Skiltior are saver,. alvo the didy, the Stantii of *kilt, hp oid of H a M tiestv's Cominenemerv, twin the " Samuel Sulociori, Liverpool," all others are counter- Ti be had of Mr. I. Mathews, 18, Strand, London. Sold by Remnant, llamburgh ; R. Bach, Pearl..treet, New. Voris ; and in l'uth, by Hard Delta ; Brighton. am tory; Bir tringham,Knotta al Lloyd; Bedford, Smith; Slanillied, Simmons; Ben St. Edmund's, Dtniti" ; Cheltenham, ,eadon ; CanOridtt, liodton ; Cov ontry.R ul' son ; Cnkhe T,I eymer; Canterm•y, Simmons ; J.Ale ; Chatham, Ethernet f ton; t' aloof. dd. Claeliar Cheater, Peal and S ; Charles. ter, Phillips/et t Cirenceeer, Smith; Chi i reen:ta, y Combs ; 1)11fdalw, No. 7, Exchange cow: ; I)eri.r, Darer ! ; Disrharn, Pennington ; Dover, Neale.; Dewar., Lowe ; D or . cheater, Virtue ; Deal, Rea, ; Dartmouth, Jaciton ; Edits- ": hnith, Smith. North-bridge Exeter, Trewmin and Son Fal. mo , :th, Flltut ; Gloucester, 1 1 51 t, Walker; Glut Depts.. nail ; Lieesr out, Caws, dreggist; Leah, Bann., Holmes t Lin- col% (hurt; Lynn, It odley y Leicester, Gregory, Fwinftn ; Lewes, Pitt; Manchester, Thonipein t Margate. Rowe ; Mindatme, Walker; Marlbornigh,liarolil ; Newbury, Faller, Atlee ; Newcatie, Walker, Flietgann ; Nonlia.iipson, ; Nottingham, lbabage; Norwich, Skimmer and Co. ; Ox fo,d,Jon.o; Plymouth Do.:k, R P•irtsmouth, Relent ; Reading, Smart and Co ; ottener, itOterhattoo ; Sergent ; Shmirittury, Etldon ; Soufhanr o ton, Bak:" Stat. ford. Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb; Sand .eland, Br. ? ; Sa lisbury, Coltits ; Se.rbniough, Bar!ti ; Taunton, r ok; Tenbridge Well., Sprange; Wells, Egli ; eta:natio Wood ; W:ndorw. libikesmv : and meet resro.lable %led, in the Kingdom, in Bott/-s, at Half a Guinea, an' contaimny four of the smaller ones, whereby Ni K Shiiliogs a s.a^d Of whom way be had, a New Edition, b Ire nftrlt. Three; If 'arwit.,l Pares, ' ,rico mils 3s SOLOMON's OVME TO HE %I.TI f : tl• Advice to both Sena., on F..gn e S, thiews, Nemo', Hypo. bondrac, and Consumptive Com Waists The Book has ham the Wooer of 311411, years eat*, nee wed ohoor .two To which is aided an Eton? on Diowtos .neideot to Fent.lt-t ; also, an Addrew to Parent., C.IatdIVIS, Tutors and thew Ow haw the sore sad education Of !oath. A! !'