The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

• 77"--'.-""7'"-- - • . I • , • - . .. ~,, . . • t r i t to 1 br - 4 .~ IFF7* , h. 1 14 I; ti -1:144 -FRIDAY, NOV ,MBER 16, 1804. - :*(f T ICB SIXPENCI. • IHE AT R . g411044 L. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Nov. IG, Their Ma rl Servants will perform (tiiiiCtime this seasoo ), a Comedy, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 1, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Viduai /iv Hit 31.1p.m0'. Naey da hereby girt Notice, That on IVEDNES. 12A1, the 12th Dec net, they wit! be really to receive Tenders in writing (scaled up), and treat far the Supply of what Freak ik many be required for She use of His ill.tiesty's Ships and Vessels at Beerhisoen, and in Bantry Bay, an the Coast of Ireland, Pr ti.e Space of Twelve illontlu, commencing the Ist el January, and vain the 31st of December, 1905 ; to be pail far by Bei-, payable with interest, ninety days after date. Noecreber 14, 1804. ROYAL HUMANE-SOCIETY. THE XING.> MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, Patron. The Right. 14on. EARL of STAMFORD, Preadult. NEXT SUNDAY MORNING, tb. 18th of Nivernher, the Rev JOHN OWEN, M. A• Curate and Lecturer of Fulham, will preach a Sermon at ST. MAR• O.kßk.Ts CHURCH, LOTHRIAIf, i4l behall of this nchcent and National Institution. 4. Prar.•rt at I-Devon°. ANNUAL COUR' . Or ENRECTO'S, 1804. THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Sir Ha-lunlConstant, Mr. Baniiiwer ; Sir Brilliant Fashion, II; Lovemor•, Mr. Wioughion ; The W 'dew B:1- ..ur, ►trs. Jordan, •ahu Will intrucloce the mach admired ,:g o." The Willow" (accompanied by heivel( on the Lute), m; , osed by Mr. [look ; Miss Loveinore, Mrs. IL Johnston clog her lir.t appearance in t h at Character) ; Lady Constant, Melton. Aquatic Suluaauan , &c.—. Rewards Dome:tic , 14 7 4° .," . -4 1 0 Life, Parochial I lappiness ta .1 " 1 " ..* ' Sunbelts Promoted. and to the State, S Prevented. 2870.1 Ten Guinea+, ur more, constitute a Governor for TOI4I G•1:!IP4i yearly, an Annual Director.-.. One Guinea annually con-titote4 a covernor. Sutscriptions, Svc. received at Baron ; Sir thew Binabarn's: Drummonds ; Falter and Chatteris ; h Dr. Treasurer, Smtal-square ; .and Joint Beaumont, keg. sir...et, Straw,. • Children and ()then re , tured ra Life by the Me 11;.•..! /1,- sl4.iiits, will attend Divine To which will be added a Farce, called THE CITIZEN. old P:iilpot, Mr Suett; Young Phi!pot, Mr. Bannister ; Jas,er W;lding, Mr. Sparks; Wilding, Mr. De Camp. „ a, m i t: l)•uucan (being her First Appearance in that warier), in vhich she mil introduce a favourite Scotch ar; Corinna, Mes Tomorrow (first time this season), the Play of Lovers' • After which will be produced (ir,t time), an Operatic • two ass, called Matrimony. Yee Conditiatu of the Contra .t may be teen et d,c Sereeto , tlee ;at this Other; or by appt o ;a: to r. -Lille, the Agent for the rietstallio:, at the Cork. N' Regard tail/ It hod to any Toni,..,n tchs,h the Prier Ass.. nos be inserted In Words at length, ne that slidl oat be st, si• so the Booed bef 'arc One o'Clorh an the said ll'edoesda•., th, 124 of Deeernber siert, nor unless the Person who mikes e loter, or mine Person on his Behalf, anemia to 411410er when eiek'st toe. I"HEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Nov. dB, all be acted a New Comedy, in Five Acta, called THF. BLIND BARGAIN; Or, DEAR DIM OUT. With New Scenes and Dresses. The Characters by 'Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Lewis, Mr Fader, Mr. Emery, Mr. arichanl, Mr. Kernble, Mr. Curtiss, Mr. Jefferiss, Mr. At li, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Dlvonport, Miss Davies (with a Song Character), Mrs. Emery. To which will be added (eth time), the Grand Serious Pantomime, called RAYMOND AND AGNES; OR, THE BLEEDING NUN. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. .e Overture and Music by Mr Reeve. The Ballet comprised by Mr. Farley. Don Raymond, Mr Farley; Don Felix (father to Ray nd;, Mr. Bologna, Count of Liodenbergh, Mr Jefferies ; ft.:lore (Pair to Raymond), Mr. Menage ; Baptist r a Rob ), Mr Dubois; Robert and Jaques (his Senn" Mr. 8 0 . its, jun. and Mr. L Bologna ; eland (a Posttlhon and 011 P the Banditti), Mr. King ; Father Arisellm, Mr. liar ey (writes. of Lindenberg (sapanother to Agnes r, Mr. Frl ; %goes (Daughter of the Grant of Liodrenlx-rgh) rie (11-ing he Fin Appearance on tins Stage); Abbess of Claire, Mn. L e-rve ; Cicely, Miss Cox; Macerette Ilararst's mistress , Mrs. St Lev.er ; - ,ectre of the BleArng se (mother of Ag.:csi, Ma. tvatts. Th, Blind Bargain, or, Haar him Out; with Raymond and Nye., will be repeated every Evening till further notice. u I FSSRS. HOBKIRK and Co. beg leave to in- LT 1 form their Frieorl. and the p., ir,teral, that they ace an OFFICE at No 31. taco-lane, Lomh rd.street, or the SALE of ESTATES, DOCK and CAN L SIiARES, ri4 other kind of Prioerty, eat ler by PRIVATE CON ACT, or PUBLIC SALE; and they trust every attention, , th wiii tie mind by those who may oblige them their favour+. PaTtie.liars at the Office. AFFIDAVIT REFUTED._ N b 5, Long acre. being cnial.-J by :an idsertisement that has appeared in some of the News . . under the form of an Af fi d isle, to ccl ant to injure It DICKINSON in his property, he deems a necessary to iblii•ly assert, that its whole contents are a grms and pre elitated falsehood t and, as a proof thereof, recommends a !octal perinal of his Pamphlet, which may be had (gnitis) aaove, and of every reputable Vender of 'Medicines in Eu pe, and which not only emitting a conspl to mutation of nt Affidavit, but Al3O the 0104 l incontrovertible pr oo f, o f hi, 0. Dickinson's) right to, and possession of, the Original Imps fur GOVVLAND's LOTI• as well as demonstrating it improbability, if not imprienb I iy, that Nov other person in know of what ingredients this. sc silent Medicine is can reed; and that his knowledge of., it+ cuinposition is equal to is right, the following Testimonial., from different *nods, and from hundreds equally respectable, must put be ad any kind of doubt, and i.rove that, as pr.mared try him a , these many yews past, it hm been in leas effi.acious than rlvn coniionnded by the original Inventor himself. • The first is front the late celeMated Dr Garnett, then of Her se4ate, and who, from his great medical knowledge, was se rried and appointed Pronsour and Lecturer to the Royal In. To Mr. DICKINSON, No. 55, Long-acre. " Sir, I have tried veer Lotion in VA6OIII species of cute. us eruption, and when I have b-en disappointed in its ef. Is. I hate had reason to attribute that disappointment 'wee the inattention of the patis..it,thars to the want of power in Lotims. The sulphurated waters of this place sometimes thew complaints ; but there are many instances in which ry have failed, where the Lotion has succeeded, particularly the herpes (minces's, and in that sp , cies of the her,c4 which affects tile face In these cares I have generally ed.'d by the application of the Lotion.—lndeed, in sent every instance in which I have tried it, its good As have been evident. I am, Ste. " Harrowg.rte, Jane 16, 1794. T. GARNETT." To Mr. DICKINSON, No. 55, long Acre. " Sir, for upwa.ds of seventeen years I hay, been distressed u.th a dreadful sorfeit all o-er my face, originally occasioned by excess of grief at the death of a child ; it s. therefore with asks 1 inform you, that, by the use of on? battle of your ex- Went Lotion, the complaint is so far renamed a; to make my , iends °naiades it little sh.,rt of a ns facie, arid 1 sin coti6dent e more bottle wii! render the skin of my face as c'e ir as it a' at any period of my life. The truth of which shall be happy t mut u al to any pr rem who mar take the trouble of eihng upon the Rey. Mr. Beatlf,n, No. 26, Bow-lane, Cheap al.. I ate, Sir, your much obliged, " April 5, IRO). K. WHITE." To Mr. DICKINS(SN, No. 55, Long.acre. Sir, for three ye.as p.ot. I have been afflicted with a kind of white coon tot my nose, eh ek, chin, and forehead, at- Undod moth a complaint which was considered a• the sem vy, slid shaving was so irksome a task, that I esen dread xi the thought. of it. I had lately a butte of your (7owlaiid's tutp.e act rue from Rochester, which has done me so 'ouch service, that I must request vou to have the goodness to send roe a quart Avec by the Maidstone Coach, as I never intend to be %about Tiur excellent Medicine. Yours, Ste " A. ANDREW. " Boughton Lodge, near Maidstone, lime 21, 1604 " The nrigirnals may be seen at the %Varchouse, No. 5), Long. acre, where it contiones to he sold m quarts, es 61. pints :is 9d. sumps included ; and by all the reputable Medicine Venders ei the kingdom. • Mr. DICKINSON, after repeated experiments, hording it 6 liwohle to change the shape of his butt-s, or anic rho •p• besraoce of the labels, w.thout bring immedratels f ail vied by the" who compound slinethieg sat imitat.on t:.« gmzeing i/ OWLAND'S tonos , which is the mos- pleasant red cer- L '° 'Mink for all the disagreeable compiamts to wrach the Vice aid Skin are subject, by removing evsvw kind of c,erse b,ss,eruption, and utiplexent appearance, and renderior them acioth, clear, and transparent, must seriously roc 'almonds h , s.! Ladies or Gentlenson,. vrtin have not an importunity to hid t. , the Warehouse, tn direct their Servant+ to ask for D ICKINSON'S GOWL.AND's Lt) nom, pee: aced at theOri- Vial Warehouse, No. 55, Long ai.re, and hieing careful to o'nerve that the label on every bottle is signed with 100 ease, le counterfeit wlaielt ie a felony. STATE LOTTERY, Lgina Drawing the ceth a( alabity kJ WIFE' & CO. No. 11, POULTRY. respeitfally inform the Public, that they have on S..le the Ticket, and Shama of the above Lottery, in great variety. The following C PITAL PRIZES of the LAST LOT. TERY:(ending 27th October, 1804,, were sold in Shares by SWIFT & CO. No. 6,791, a Prise of .20,0001. in Sixteen Sixteenth Share. No 9,362, a Prize of 10,000 L iuOse Half Se Fight tiixrcrurhs. No. 19,003, I,ooi/l. in One Quarter, and Twelve Sixteenths. And, in the LOTTERIES of LAST YEAR (ending 23.1 Ally, 1304), the following Capital. were sold a SWIFT dr CU.'s Office: No 296 Priz^ of L.10,"00 No. 20,410 Priz" of L 5,600 11,599 3,000 11,199 2,000 19,556 ( 4 ,1 . .07 .---••• 1,000 41,696 2,000 26,187 xl,OOO 3,093 1,000 And other. of 5301. 5.c WINTER LOTTERY. begin Draw* the 26th of WM.: V • Ito). - ; SCIII.II nt L t ',told i. 1.!S,000 40,000 101,060 MOW 5,000 15,000 1,000 6,000 500 -- 5,"00 1011 :1,000 9,000 20 1,000 1 _ 30 60 ---- 6,150 ---- 29,000 Tickets L 2J0.01.0 Ticketsand Sham are sell;ng at every Li,ensed Lottery Office. Puce of 'Picket 1 It 7 0 Half .L 9 '7 01 Eighth ..1.2 7 4 4 14 0 1 Sixte.!uth 1 4 0 •• • Q Prize suarter of the late Lottery taken in Exchange for Tkkets and Shares. V STONE and Co. No. 134, Oxford-Street, . Manufadurers of Double Block Tin Cooking Utensils, beg leave to inform the th it they have very much ins proved those Art iclesorhieli render them the cheapast and clean licit furniture now in use The following list forms a set, widely will be kept in repair at all times for Tw,i G11:11,114 a year Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 Bread Grater . . 0 1 6 Coffee Put . . 0 S 6 Flour & Pepper Box 0 1 6 Chocolate Pnt & Ntill 0 4 6 Clwr-re Toone; . . 0 4 6 Set of Saucepans - 1 4 0 DrippingPaii & Baster 0 7 6 Set of Siewpans . 1 5 0 Skimmer & ladle . 0 3 6 Two soup Pots . 018 0 siet of Scessers . . 0 2 6 Fish Kettle . . 0 16 0 2 Sceillops,Tiod. Box 0 2 Turbot ditto . . •le 61 2 Tart, 6 Patty Pans 0 4 6 Boiling Pot . . . 0 16 61 6 Table, 1 Egg Spornao 4 6 Dutch Oven . 0 6 6 Sike & Gravy Spoon 0 3 6 Frying Pan & Gridiron 0 8 6 Cullender & Beer Pot 0 4 6 L. 9 9 0 Spire Box k G.ater 0 4 6 They have likewise a largo asmrtm.stit of fashionable hennaed tea urns, and a fine stock of table knives and forks. Also shower and warm baths to sell or lett A liberal price allowed fur old urns, and old stoves in ,-xchange. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH solicits the perusal of the GRAND • LOTTERY SCHEME in another part of this Paper. which will be found to contain more CAPITAL PRIZE'S than usual in a Lottery of an few Tickets, arid tire astonishing su-cess that attended the Public in the late Luttery (all the Capital Prizes having been Sold in Shares) will, he hopes, in duce them to purchaw Tickets and Shares in the present, which are selling in great Variety. • The following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at the above Offices, in the present year, 1204 : In Shares. f In Whole Tickets. No. 8,121 .L.20,000 No. 24,371 . L 5,000 10,294 9,092 10,245 12,398 2,000 _ __ - _ 19,510 6111 . 1,000 5,349 . 1.000 29,11. . 1,000 CMS • SOO 13,112 21,3.111 I,o' 0 1.626 11,115 5OO 12,043 112,311 . !NE COMPANY, 46, established In the Cooseetiency id of the Full Proof. per gall. s. d Oki Jamaica R um. le 0 engniar &Andy 2' 6 Ilona nds Geneva 0 Bttavia Arrack.......... 21 0 Ruin Shrub le 0 Cherry Brandy.... 24 0 Raspberry ditto ....24 0 C.der. pet doz.. ...12 0 Perry, ditto 15 0 Best bottled Porter, ditto.. 7 0 Brown Stout, ditto. g 0 sued Samples had at the Repo supplied direct Irmo Oporto as 'FHB OPORTO I ii AT:IBONE PL of the Nobility at the WeA Highly Flavoured. per dui.. s. Old Port 42 0 Old t'rusied ditto 48 0 Old bottled Sherry.... 44 0 Pale, 7 years bottled 44 0 Fine Lisbon.. ....42 0 Calcavela ...4.0 India Madeira 6 , 9 MalnisPy ditto, pitits....42 0 Rucellas 44 0 Vidonis Rich Mountain 44 0 All of which may be seen, a sit , irv, as above. The tra de usual. I.IITTF.R.COPYING AND WRITING MACHINES. MIDDLETON begs to inform Merchants . and the Public in general, that he has the greatest As sortment iu London of the above Articles for Counting-house and Private eve On the utility of the LETTER-COPYING MACHINES, it is not necessary to dwell, as it is well known that it will not take more time to Copy twenty long Lettria than to write one of a middling length. The Copy is a perfect Fat-Simile, without the poo.ibilits of error; the WRITING MACHINE is a wig inv.:num), and is made to writs with two or more Pens. A great variety of Writing and Dressing Desks and Boxes, i r Mahogany, Satin %triad, M,noceu Leather, Ac. for th • use of Gentlemen or La•lies. Pocket Commodes made to contain eiery neve-. vv for Sillavon and Dressing, pa•ticu lady useful for Gentlemen in the Army. Pocket gooks, Thread Cases, and a large weionelent of Fancy Articles. Re • ing the real Manufacturer, he is enabled to sell on the 1°4.4 terrni,ja.iil to warrant them ; an advantage which Retailers do not alvrayv N Middleton, No. 162, Stand, op asite Newcastle street, and No. 143, Strand, opposite Catherine street. FROM the Nobleman to the Peasant, Intoxication is the cause of many of the Disorders which now afflict ina•ikind. When reason is thrown off her guard by the potnit force of .1r liking to excess, it too often happens that this ins. pr•iileoce pro.loces another, or, in plain trona, a conaection wan a rimor lered or unclean person; awl frequently those who are pink) iif these indiscretions are on the point a mitering into the wand hand of wedlock, with a discreet and virtuous campaiiimi What is the consequence of these repeated im proprieties? The larch...as poison which has lurked in the body of the- husband is communicated re the wife and entailed upmi the offspring, who comes into the world a ditt spectacle to all belvildars, and subject to :he Evil, eruptions of the most inveterate tendency, &c. A nse,hanic who uses metal in thecompetion of any performance, that h as not been pro:orly refined, will find has workmanship break, clack, and display a verity of imperfelions, in defiance of 114111/and diligence t it is exactly the same with those who enter into the state of wedlock without haring their blood properly purified from tie contagions distemper. it receives through these errors, tban which nothing is mom erfc'ciiilli than Dr. /Rt./DUN/1 BOTAIOCAL SYRUP, being All idniiralne diuretic, and acti..g by -erlitration, never failing to cure complaints of this nature, after thee hare lain dormant in the blood for seven, eight, or ten year.. Although it is so effectual, it is at the seine time so innocent, that a child, or a Icing in woman in4ht take it with th.• moved safety; nor a there the least darter, of taking colt even in the most inc'ement :cason, which it is aaarcely pu.aible to escape during tho adininistrattoo of a tonne of memory. The Mecbeine: to be had at the !louse, No. 9. Albion street. Ala tfria•'s•road and of all the Medicine Vei.dets in the • Kingdant N R. A. I) Swinton. !h, Proprietor (Son of Di. Swininn, • f the Rosal Collage of Ph%ccani, London). ma be coa►ulta! from In till S, of by Weer containing the :lied Me. 'lt' $~~:✓~ ~1 BY THE JONG% ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ' VEGETABLE BALSAM, for the Cure of OUDGIIS, COLDS, ASTIIM AS, and CON - sumvrit tNS. It is admitted by a body of Physicians, that this Medicine is tlw first in the world fur the above Complaints; and (or the benefit of the Community, the following persons have desired their Cases to be made public : J. Coward, Jeweller, assures them he was cured of a deep Decline by the above Medicine. after being given o'er Ire Dr. Royer, and continues in perfect health. Signed 11. Coward, I Prince—street, May 1, 1804. William Junes, Carpenter, Aldgate, inform: the Public, he was cured of a deep Decline by the same Medicine, after he ing given over by Dr. Lebruni. Signed Wm. Junes, June di.), 1804. J. Keene, Gardener, Gostalming, through the recommenda tion of Lady Isabella Tun tttttt , Infiniti,: the Public, lie received a perfect Cure by the same Mcdicine, after bring in a deep De cline, and given over by the most eminent of the Faculty. Signed J Keene, Jan. 1, 1804. A Child and a young Woman at Oxford, through the recom mendation a the Rev. Mr. Hinton, are also cured ut the above disorder by the same Medicine. Signed Mk* A. Hinton, Aug. 8, 1804. William Wheeler Rix. Henley, begs the Public to be in formed, he is cured of a deep Decline by the same Medicine, after being given over by the Faculty. Sigma' Wm. Wheekr, Aut. 13, I tt4. Certificates of Cures from the Right Hon. Marquis of 1.0. thian, Lords 'Nolte,. and Ward, Graptley, Mae onald, Forte seue, and numerous others of the Nobility, may be seen by applying to the Proprietors, Hlosinisbury•square. N R. Sold by Ching aii I Ruder, Cheapside; Shaw and Ed wards, St. Paul's Churchyard; Bacon and Cu. Nu. 'NO, t is ford•street ; and ruost .ether PUNIC Nctiders in the United Kingdom. MEDICAL REPOSITORY, No. 76, LOA(;- ACRE, ester 'lobed by Authority, 1104, hie the sale of ev vv approved MEDICINE now adiiiiiiisteied in the Skiedce of Physic. An Establishment of the •foregeing description, it is gene rally acknnwlertged, has been loeg wanting in this country ; but especially in the Metropolis, where Companions of the most destructive tendenv arc duly sold by Einai:real Apseli turent, who appear to multiply in a very alarming degree, throughout every part of Crest fkitain. To remedy the grow ing evil, it was deemed highly expetent to found a Repository, where Medicines, sanctioned by experience ' or approved by Preressional Men of eminence s might be bail, and where people, labouring under pawed-es orwident to our common nat..re, might find every possible rebel, without i ncurr i ng th e least kstard, or any extraordinary exp.:nee. With each 11 Jimmie sild at. this kep o sutory, printed Instructions will be delivered, grate, to the Purchaser, and which arc intended ni regulate the diet, mode of living, &c. of the Patiant, mild a radical cure be accomphalied, or the woof Medicine abandon ed On this oc:asion, the Proprietors think it ineunibeet 0.1 them to observe, that unless a rigid attention be paid to these Instruetions, little benefit can be expectes from the most ski!. fel Compound now recomin.nried, and administered by the ablest P-actit toners The following Medicines are now sold at this Repository. At the commencement of this extelisive and useful Institution, the Proprietors think it incumbent on them to observe, that all klinicines vended by them, are compound ed of the very best Ingredients, an., warranted to the Public en genuine ts.-The BRITISH ALTERATIVE and DEORSTR U. LIIT PILL, for Use cure of &how. and Liver Complaints, Price Ss. 6d. besides Bd, Stamp.-.lt is generally artiuttual, this Medicine is one of the happiest discoveries in the yin and *on. portant Ar , anima of Physic—Dr. DERR EVIL'S V EGET A KA POWDERS, so justly celebrated throughout Europe, fin the mire of viscid Phlegm, and obstructed Perspiration, Price fls. 61 besides M. Stamp.-•Dr ROLLM AN'S INESTIMA• BI.F. SPECIFIC agasint DEAFNESS —This Nledicinv has no parallel in time whole of the ltasesie Medea, and Usesefore is strongly recinirecitiled to the antentiuu of those who are af ' dieted with ramekin of hearing, Price 10s. besides 1. Duty. AR Medicines, generally approved, by Professional Men of oronlassee, are likeirdse *old at this Reposiktry. DSARGE.NT, huevrith J. Toviasend, at Stone's • Eu I, remosetl to ST. MAII.GhItETS H1t.1.1 BO RDUCIF, rertelaiiiictfulfy acquaints the Public that he h.ia a flits ORATAXIA GRAPE WINE,. et 265. ph Dozen, whidt hr can strongly'recommend, au ! equal in Quality to any hither to sold or advertised. Fine LIJNEL • and other F.NGLISII WINES of the first Flayourand Qualitp•sasold at '2s. and 235. per Dazen British and Foreign Spirits on the lowest Terms. N B. Orden taken for D. S. at the o'd ae:ustomed house, No. 53, Cannon-street, City • or at his Warehouse, No. 69, Corner of George lan, St. liugerees Hill, Borough, will be gratefully afeended to. .• the Prew, and shortly will be publisher', in Three Vrll4. I. .r Quaao elegant') printed upon an e xtra Im;yerial • a f•.. Co pies of RI: it 1. SPORTS, with Proof Impri.‘i souie new P:ates, and marry considerable Ablitioal. the Lette,.p.e.,,. Ai the number of Co;iies is extrema') limited, Own; NI.- Menori and Gentle:nen, who wis'i to possess this Imuression of the Wosk, are r,,peetfully trque.terl i to transinit their Osiers immediately to Mr. Whit,, Fleet-Neet ; Messrs Longman and Co Paternon-r, row; Mr. Llovet, Haley-stre3; to to th,. :gr. Pr.nilllttilaCe, We<t-squa:r., 1. • te Late); pvb hed , b t afftwoan, Poultry, TREATISE nn the DUTITS and IrPIC . A • '1 niN S a: A t.; .NSTABI.E. By I. COLLIUROUR s Esq. The 1Volc,• althengh ittondet, in the fird instance, fore Instruction of Cumulates, nil be found wacfol'and iistesrstitig In Almost ever, C ass in il.• Commouity, inasmuch ew it mit Only coitee s a general 1•1•:•1 of t!.r: %Loner iu which the Pudic of the Country ta conducted at all its Brancites ' but also farms All uwfull;tirevwy with respect to toe Heaton( obtaining drew fht Injuries sustained ; a Specie; of latrine:atm) which every Individual will naturally wi,h to possess. ;,•• • 10 Ccirporate Townsend Parishes it will be found pee: useful, be fumbling those who preside over Afttnicittotties C.movanities to render the Exertiops of Coos-obis atom edge Passively useful in the multifarious Ihnies whir, are (in the pee.ent State of Society) assigned them to perfora, for the vocal Heoegt and Security of the Pllaik. • As above, (nay be had, by the same Author, • • 1. A TREATISE on the POLICE of the mrritorout, little Adak)°, 10. 6.1. Herd.. •I - TREATISE on the cussmnecr and POLICE at thy FaVillt THAMES, with &Map of the Pert of ,Lottelest r •Rin he. lon. 6d. boards. CORRkSPONDENCE BETWEEN 1/49 SECRETARY YORIZE,—TIIE LATE WAD WT- I'a ,—.AND LIEUTENANT COLON COTION,• Or THE MINIFY HOUSE. Ma. EDITOR. A correspondence transmitted to the Memb-rs of the Corporation, having appeased in your Paper. together with a subsequent letter from Mr. Cinon; it is thought proper to forward rwo letters w:iich have since passed between that Gentleman and the late Lord Mayor. Whether the communication made by Mr. cotton * in so indeed a mode, proceeded from a wish to take credit wish Government, se the , rf tAI Corporation of London, with whose valuable pri. vileges of the Conservancy of the River Mame% the Chief Magistrate is entrusted, or from an arra., iety for the public welfare, which carried him to lengths certainly unjustifiable, is left to the supra judiced to determine. • ( yr/so-lei TO LIEUT.-COLONEL COTTON. ".^Y. SIR—I have been so much engaged since abia , recce pt of your letter of the 9th instant, as to pre- .; vent my sooner answering it. Th e l ast l etter ad. 1 dressil to you by me, on the subjed of your cotta. municatiou respefling the Malaga ships, was, is my opinion, calculated to close the corre.ponJence be tween us ; and I, consequently, did not nesit.ste to submit the same to His Majesty's Government Had the letter of the 17th January, which I ' terwards received from you, appeared to me to place the matter in a new light, or in any degree to elucidate it, I should certainly have returned .Airs I answer, and have thought it my duty to have for warded the subsequent correspondence to the cane* quarter. On the most mature consideratioa, I was. I, satisfied that I ought not to tak e an y notice of that ' letter ; with a great part I could have no concern, as it related entirely to yourself, and the*mnsives of your own conduft. On the sublcft of the manila ing pair, I did not f ee l i nc li ne d to advert, for .al. though I should have been happy at all 'tim:s to have afforded every information in my p wer, to ' any department in the public service, 1 should -sot. under the existing circumstances, have fait ju Atrial in entering on an explanation, called for in so milk reel a mode, and from a quarter which appearante I have so little acquaintance with the sobjeft, as not even to know the department to which it belongod. 1 Underother circumstances, I would mast readily have informed you of the grounds on which, with the concurrence of His Majesty's Govermnent, it • was thought proper to allow some foreigis-vessels • to unload their cargoes near London Flt idge. It was unnecessary to transmit use list of shipping 11. warded by you, His Majesty's Government bring apprised on this subjed through the r, gat,. chan nel ; nor has this list, or your last letter, been sub snitted to the inspeetion of all the persons for %%hose I perusal the prior correspondence was published. I have the honour to In., &c. &c. JOHN PERRINO. • New lkoad•street, Nov. 13, 1804—Tuesday Night. • TO MR. ALDERMAN PERRINO. Sra—Having but just obtained possession of a printed copy of the correspondence in January last, respe&ing the Malaga ships ; and, as I p rceive my letter of the 17th of January, and the list of ves sels delivered at Cox's Quay, that had arrived from that infefted place, which was enclosed, do not con stitute a part ; I request to know, whether they have been:since submitted to the Ministers of His Majesty's Government, to whom you referred the prior cor respondence, and to the inspeeion of those fot whose perusal they were published ? I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Jostle COTTON. T•altity House, Nov. 9, 1804. 1