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Wino. pt ice 1... , 1, ri pHE Public are most respeElfully informed , that rrHE COMMISSIONERS v i eja fir . lI ERMANN asset kb/W.IA. By FON- Ithe ENTERTAINMENTS of Me place are SUS- i 3:.liethit Nat ! , do hereby gice :Vallee,' . Knit) on seroont of the late melancholy event, .he Jur; a k , 3 4 ~f • 8 , 1 ,, e ,,,w r ...,, (km oil .oit veto 6,,rier4. ET i - 'of /Its Royal Ili/Anew the DUKE of GLOU• I unless i • 'trios% t 4eulen .p), mod teens for THAti tlOl4.- TAlZtt. Printed for . Lana, filleveapait . Linelentiall Elul i crud 16 14 ° . lif NTII 4.,:d by Chore-, all Ne4lllololl . Sole. Albeerari , -4t4gt CFSIF.R. ..-.------ Two -Hundred T.4ts 14tu His Muted is. VitilissAlt Wants ut When• niay b • liminby the rune Author, * A QU.‘TIC TIIk:AIRE—S &TILERS WFLLS. Deptf NW ord, One Holdred Tmts ona. Neat as Portmaerith—•Thr• DOLOARUCK I and MENZIKOFF, • KU.SIIII TratJ. Muorlay. kitten 26, 1/105. hal f the ea . i . 7 kree iv 0 . 4 ._ . 4 the „ kw A .,,, f ,. ri p ret we, I , 2 Vol. 9a. acted. T HE Public are respettfunr informed , that the ~,,,„; ~- , 'd ~ 1 4 ~,,id j ; q 8 ,„,, pi ,,,,7;,..,„,„, ~,,„,, FAMILY °I HAI.DEN. 4 Yoh. 141 F.NTERTAINMF.NTS of thin THEATRE are SUS- Ati nev D uo „ tee . ~,,,,, COUNT DONAMAR. 3 v.i, ter 6d. BARON DE ELEkiiNG; or, The Rage of Nobility. pr i lywn, oh a ccount of the raileh lanaertted Deith of Hu Vie c.diiim. .f the Contract may be TVn at the Terrcory's 3 vol. 12 . ="v3l I helmets Ate Duke of Gloucester. Oen. ' ' DO noliee Will be gioea " the feeoremeneeteeet of the No Regard sill be lied to env Tender in stb;rlt the Prier aka BARON DE FLEMING TIIE SON; or, The Rage of y_',committal. opt be inserted ee It ords et krank or that shall mot he delivered fa System . 3 Va. 11 '• - - - - - - ' • •• - • . ... -. The REPROBATE t Volt. 84. _ -/C •Xe. • s ' I • /4 at hmt a • t viafatal r ' t ' O 4 r " • • •••••%-• • 0.! :r - 4". wry.: . • _ • • that the S. RapAeeliind U Firms were missing. The enemy had entirely- disappeared ; .hree which seemed to be his light sq radro. , were ..in sight. The Adroit al lorme.l line, and order,d 11s ter hear down to the N ,rth, where our Frigates mai3e signal for the English scuairon. But the enemy constantly manoeuvred to avoid an Adion. At-four in the afternoon we mid no Innger any hope of doipg ti I. 1 . 11. I f iTS4I% , Two -Howbeit Tous iota Ilia Mdlestq't Dartford, sail One ildndred Torn! Into Shaw half the eel lkree Weeks, a. 4/ the other leer ; and to be paid jsr by Bills. - Ninety Days attt. dote Vie C....within, or the Contract may be seen at the !tertiary 's Gt er. hie iteenrd sill he had to on, Tender in i ch;cl. the Prior .hall got be inserted in chords at lenetth, or that shall not hr delivered to the R. 'id before One o'Cl..cr, od the said Twsday the !Id of Streak,. were, we welts. the Mrs.", rho stakes the remit', or mac Peewee an ha firAnit , attends. to sharer when rolled to.. ....4•OFF, • Ruasia3 ALDEN. • Vnla. 141 BOWAN AR. 31 , 014 ie. 6a. BARON DE FLEMING ; or, The Rage of Nobility. 3 Vol.. tia. BARON DE FLEMING TIIE SON; or, The Rage of Semen. 9 Vol. 'The REPROBATE t Vols. 11 , I.ORENSTEIN VH.LAGF.. • Vnlq. 164. The RAKE and MISANTHROPE. 2 Vols. 71. ST. JULIEN; nr, Memoirs of a Father. 3s. V. DOD ENOUGH TO BE sofa; or. Egru . ja in tire Weed. 2,Vp. Is. signal for the English constantly manceur red in the afternoon we trad ar.y thiag bef.,re the close 1.1 day. " next day, at secs., in the morning, the wis d was stid vr...st, but slight. On a sudden it ;hanged to N.E. The enemy were thew in front of us. We xtempted, during the %simile day, to mate p with them, but in vain, and at length we ail sac Dace lost sight or them. " Admiral Graviaa and all the Spanish ship fought with the greatest bravery. Le Fr.'s., veich was the sixth ship from the head of ti.e bait, h -s•ng bad her main-mast and top-mast shot thrsigh, the French shi,r Ls Pluton, which folliswe.., bone to leeward of her to take hit in tow. We suppose that this ship and Is Raohle , „ t4u ill-eon.litional ires.elas which sailed very badly duung our voyage, bath passed between the two. lines. T:•.e ship L'Espandi having also been very roughly handled, Ls P.ailOri was again placed between the enemy and her. The ship L'Atiat suffered much ; but Is Nola", passed to leeward., and aided ia repultiag the enemy. " All the French ships flught with order and ad mirable conlnest. he Military Officers, wt.n were on board, do the greatest justice to t! e Capta ems and crews. Joy prevailed throughout, when, on the nett day, the signal was made tor bearing dawn upon the enemy to profit this vitiory, which was certain, as the wex.her was ?hen clear, the fog having disappeared. Captain PERON or, command ing laqiiepale, was killed: be carries twirls bier the esteem and regret of the whole squadron. M. Roc ca/in, Captain cf the Atlas, was wounded." LaTTRI 11011 VICGADNIIIIItAL VILLINECIIII TO TITS V ------7 ENISO\.—A fine HAUNCH and NECK &cruel ?HIS and EVERY DAY, at the Worcester Plliellott, and Hotel, corner of Swallorretreet, ONforri• f .f.. where Gentiomen inky demood on haring prime VF.- sl'o4 at the traosnahla oh roe for dttlncr of rat 6d ; , P 6141 'Few ly at rive °Tin k. Venison rowdy Averted. Pasties and lysn•ro sent (wt. Old Wines and Lipton of the Aneat Ra. Gsed bads and g mite& =communion for Gentlemen and families. VIC 1174 Atmore 46, 111J5. THE COMMISSIONERS far retatetnir flu Msjesttfi :Vary de h..by give Notire, That FRIDoIY Nee 15111e9 Sewall* , were, they uul bo.rru.lo to scet% Tenders its oritiag , (lo , wt or), dad treat for TW(I. HUNDRED CHA LDR ONS of PIT F. TAN FfEID MOQR COALS, tall Pao, I. be delivered Ossasedlatea,, Is Taco enure Careen, %VP of all tlearo sad itiniat t.. Hu Majesty, aloageie His M.:jes rvenottiog Protases at Deptio , l ; and to be paid for In BONS ravalth, with lute , est, Noses, Daus atter Th,te. The Candittens the Cstatrael way be teat at the Seeettary's 00 , e. Na regard sell De raid to ants Tooter it. «Moir the Poiee AO • tat be trerted fn too. as at leagth ar that shall Noe he delivered to the Board Avert One °TWA ea the sa:d the 6th at Sap leather ant, we mine the Permit sato 'tithes be Tastier, or sew Peres est Me Ikehalf, Meads, to row rhea called fur. On September the lot will be publidted, Price do 6d. (To be co.beilued every othor4 , .nth.) Neroli-r IV. of ('tENSURA LrrERARIA. coutaining Titles N—/ and Abstradts of Scarce Books, Articles of Biography, and other Elteratv Antiquities, partly in Imitation of the Plan of Oldest &heti Libearian. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Ores, rat.tfllnotegt isle ; and J. W bile. Fla t-street Cosivins rat Number IV. Art I Jellovalt "Firer. God in air Mount; or, F.nlland's Prthsvitentary Chronicle. By John Vicars, 1044 Gird'. Arta osiertuppine tha World's Wages; or, the Thill Part of the Parliaments., Chronicle, 1046, 4•0 —3 The Burni,sg Both ant consumed; or, the Fourth and sot Part of tine Par liamentarM Chronicle, 1646, Tne Arty of Engin' Poriii I SIP, 4to —S. Webbe% Dacus:roe of Engliiih Petit., • ere. -14116.-6 BMWs Six 11410“11 of a C translated by Richad Knoltes, fol 1606 Collin:a Odes, Descriptive and Alleeorical, 1746 -.4. Watson's History of the ancient Earls of Warren and Surrey., 1:711., Ora -at) P in pa's Collation of Knights II mhziamts to by King Jame , , Sy°. 1660 —lO. V iyornin Do/emote tie Diciplin.s Benetlie reasium Effigies XI.tIII. A Philliopn Gullets, Antwerp', 13175, fol.-1 1. A litter. pima. of toe Western Ides. Ns M Martins Gent. 1703, Etver.....14. Verses, expressly. of tit- Ani. thee. re ret at not having swiimently essitiymee Posses .- 13. Deoultori Observations nin the Seissibil:ties anti Eccentric. tieV of Men of Genius-14 Caleilariurn Pastlts'e, 165 i, dve....15 Smith's Chrookner Rucicu in.Cosameretale, sso 1747, (coiltunied).-.16. Smith's Tat, one the Corn-trade. with 101 Account of the 4.tie of Mr Smith, 111/4, 800 Eng:saes H elieon, 1014. Rao Retirement, a Poetical Fragment, (costinue4).-19. The Suives , ,r% D e riv Join Norden, 4to. 16'1 —dir. 'Milton's Cypher, and Hai - Ivan Library -.41. Thomas Nalvm,. TO BOOK S Fit RS . AYOUVG MAN, who has been maul Tears in' 1 4 ,e wokeelling nittottea., and is wet: aednamied both with I peur4 and the N-ar Traft , -, WItiIIES fur a SITIJATION of Adogitiwt writes a gnarl hand, and has a c ompetent knowledge 4 Accounts. Lwow I two- old) witivegw•tl to B. C. at Mr. Sander's, corner aiSlaple , Holborn, will reset with doe attention. TO be SOLD, at No. 35. Old Rand-'meet, a one bandowne BAROCYCHE L.kNillAti, in toe eiglat months; a ditto Family Baron he bola, psi t^d yellow, girth emelt box Ater , to th.• body, lined with drab and blue, ready Intone to one hour on any Gentleman\ carriage • a yari-tr of oat Gigs; host awl loaket date, ; telegra.,h, taild.m, shoot ing and mint try Chili... 4 anti Harness; neat Currieley ; low for one and two hone', 3:e. Carriages bought.-.\ wr-talk• Y Want.d. as an .‘ppronticc. N. 5 Carriages let on Jnes. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Auovir 6, 1805. T HE COMMISSIONERS for "Woolley Ku Boom?. Nory do hereby Oat Nue.,e,7l.it 1.14 THURSDAY the I Zth Of Sepeertibew west, Obey grin br read', to receive Touren im Irnimm (feu ed up), mod trial kith suck Persoto to *rat ondre to!, t• Supply all 4.4 , 2 %MO ND fl . CNESIII6F, DERIVi• SHIRE. WARI,VICKSHME,eud GLOUCESTKRCHEESE, D. CIIEESE °lnitial Goodnets, Ltd of RUSE CORK (.'coed.) SO VIER, v. BRITISH BUTTER, .f rpm": Goodorso, as *bathe rtqatreel for His it orgies Victwellitte `orrice, from th e lit Ceia'Wr Nair to At 3oti, .•epteo.ber„ 184, Meturier. To Or delivered, ,frost Time to Time, as °emended, itdo the VithtoUing Stores at Deptford, Powestooolh, mil Pty. i lkeretkl mouththe Coutrnetre to k to Lee, s Lerner, &oil ;did at Smart kr the sport 1 311 a MAAR diemrespf Perilds et' 'ldiot." ; omil to be paid ',T i t" - 411iftelt. with Werra. N,,rtil illsuS alit? ante. °4 . The Cootbeteets el the C. monk* *Acts weird 4601itytaicA OlTu-e ; a the 0 ! et; or by it.tplihor 0 Mr. *I . M4nstrrbiilr, Astatt lot the ['Wingate :et CAA - `;,,.• N.O re g ard out he hod to ow l renter im 1044 lok ow h. imeeted 1.. words el kiega, IN that eitol(alle to the Hoard lief* e One ~'Clorts ..s the moi I Third of &mustve melt, nor loans the Ateko shiiiiiollial a.. sons, Person on has behalf; attends, to inownereehofp' - - rRP LET. FURNISHED or UNFUR- Ni.„„ . SMALL HOUSE, or the LEASE . roof in be DISPOSED OF, situate MOM heilth• and i• easant part .f Idincon The hone is in compleat :spa ,r, with every moremenee attached to it that earl bit required by a Loan r...sel For further Partieseart ar Messrs Smith and Til e:sir, Chapter house, St. P tors Church.-sand . PO BE Left, by the WorehMful Company of Jl M•lrCt% Llotion, nn a Repairinr T.rage or Lease., TWu HOUSES, and EXTENSIVE VAULTS, in Little St Thomas, the Apostle. —and FIVE HOUSES in Maiden bead ewn. PRn I FOREIGN INTELLIGF.ACE. FROM EHE. FRENCH PAPERS. A Plan and Particulars may he seen at the Clerk's °glee, Irentno.iger.lanr, Cheapside„ from ten in the morning till two iv the afternoon. MI periona sidling to treat fir the said premises, are to tend tfirir Proposals in writing, sealt4 tip, with then respective ad• diem. on Of b•APoWohig , tq. the 4th of Septeinher n.at COMBINED SQUADRON'S. ASIS, LUG. 17 Lervei PROM AN lIPTICRI IN 71411 ARMY t r um Tlll ACTION FoIJOIIT ON TIII 22D OF JULY, NY THZ SQUADRON UNDER ADMIRAL RILLS/IMM -~- A CAUTION. SEVERAL Retail Linen Draperi in C sell-strem, Holborn. Ficeadill:, an 1 Oefuntureei, _ of late taunted *lie IRISH LINEN CONIPANICS N.‘lltE„ by wnich many nil-takes have occurred, they ire tattlixed ti nuke known that they have 1.0 How.* en i.e Coonoy, but No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, en which their Business was removed from I.:rest Ru— ell street, ill Ju t e 1104 Theis fatablishmeht was formed on the Union sit 1101, M swam el this inn Bleachers In Indrased, ro snows, Nutt, Trade from the trejorious system of wbiteliing with Mu• iatic Acid, which go.es • nits an , aranco, but destroys the Fabric Their Cloths are all of the best fabric, awl bleached on Goa's. Their Ohytosl Pian is invariably adhered to—t.• sell none but tlo• best C:uthw—tu sell not le.• than a Piece—A Piece lobe sold at the whole.sle Pri e , anj no se,•nod mane--. Each Piece cmurna about 44 y a re.—...lsweessoseet. and the money returned if a tau t appears.—Cuh, as fur Rank of Ireland Notes 304110 TUC ■UCINTAUt, 11l Tot LOaD OW VlOO, JULY 29. "1401;SEIGNMIt, " 1 gave you an account of the rettcontre I had on the 4 2.2 d with an English squadron, covnpired, as. I believe, of 15 sail of the line... I sa the tniiiriur of informing you at the sarne time of the manoeu v res L praetised to retain the advantage of the wind,and to disconcert the project of the enemy for placin4my rear between two'fires. 4• The tog, with which we were enveloped driting the ati•rn, prevented me from giving such orders as might he necessary ; but after art at:lion of three hoists l had every reason to think that I had the ackantge of the anion, when upon the fog clearing up, I missed two of the Spaaish ships. 1 at first ft steered myself that they had get into some Span s& Port, but as I have not since heard of them, and as one of them was dismasted, I thigk it possible dtej may have fallen into the power gibe enemy. 44 It was in vain that on the 23J and g4O I endeavoured to force the English Admiral to renew the adion ; he constantly avoided it. On thpAtith, having lost sight of him, I steered for Ferro), to unite under my flag His Catholic Majesty's squa dron, commanded by Lieut.-General Grandileana. For two days I contended against a fresh N. E. wind, and a heavy sea. which irnpeied my course so much, that I determined to anchor in \rip. in or !rr to disembark the wounded. acid some of the sol etr:• who were ill ; and also to take in water, which the 4cbilees and the Algeisnsi in part:cuter stood in need of, not having remained long enough in the Antilles to take any M. " In the rescontre of the *2.1, we engaged . at a considerable distance, and I send you a list of the killed and wounded, which is vary incoosiderplale. Your Excellency may be assured that I shall ret lain but a short tense in this road, and that as so et as I have taken in water, I shall go in search of the Eng_ fish squadron, without, however, neglea.ng the mission with which I am charged. " As the English Admiral who eogaged me certainly three of his vessels rendered nor the sea, I do not think he can have m.re twelve with him. I cannot praise too skill and the noble conduct of Admiral All the Spanish vessels fought with t:, ►ravery ; Rrt lan ,f,ll cat s km weimeprthered Mat we kat gie bra ships that are wrr•aez. less, your Excellency will perceive, that the two abled vessels might fall into the en.rny's out iti being in my power to secure them. " I beg you will assure the Emperor my *moll In attack the meow again ; I MINISTLII Or MARITIZ 4111 D COLOWIEII, OATS° O$ 5 SEPTEM2rR STATE LOTTERY. DICHARf)SON, GOODLUCK. and Co of it Ranv.b.iiminp, Cemeliitl, and feet. c the Cato of the Emir, M "4, Outing-ernes, Lntuto,, ree..ellfogy MR /cave to ...tnennwr, , l v. the 'voice a t . .e ;Nei*, t .e su fierier 'events of the PRESENT STATE LoIIFAY. The Scheme =O we af Twente• five Thentsend Ticlietienly, and eantaine, 3 Prices L 60,000 4 Prises of L. 1.000 3 3.000 f 10 The 1011P41 PT :11 201 ; Ilia the Tb,.. Tlitmtand fir,t rirown Elauks will be retitled to 101. each, making 7,619 Ben,fiti, JULY 27. u The 221 Ju!y the •gnadron was in lat. 49 54 - long 16. 13. It was railing in three divisio,ls close together dire& for Ferrol, with a weak westerly wind, and weather extremely foggy. At eleven the fog was a little dispersed, when L'Arisraptalie made a signal far ten sail in sight. The light Squa drnn was ordered to reconnoitre it ; it soon made a signal for twelve, and afterwards nineteen and twen ty-one sail of the enemy, at N.N E. and advancing against ns. At noon, Admiral Villeneuve made the signal to sail in bite of convoy. The enemy. however, still advancing, the Admiral gave orders to form the line of battle, and bear down upon the a/ferny. [ fly! order of battle is then given, eonsirting of sit Spanlch and 14 reach ships of the I,ne]. " Our line was perfettly formed, between three and four. The enemy's squadron, consisting of 13 ships of the line, of which three were three-deckers, passed on the starboard-quarter, out of cannon-shot. Admiral Villeneuve then gave orders to tack and bear up on the enemy, who had previously tacked, and was upon our rear. Admiral Gravina, who was at the head of the line. executed the movement ordered, with the greatest celerity. He bore down upon the enemy, who hadattacked VAigit, and corn. menced a fire at half-past four all our ships being near at hand. The fog became very thick, but. ,as far as we could see, our line leas perfeOly fin/fled, and our ships very near to each other..—Until six there was a considerable cannonades with out cur seeing each other; about six, the weather cleared for a moment ; we then perceived four Eng lish ships very roughly handled ; we saw, at the same time, the St. Raphael, which passed between the two lines, and she appeared to have some of her rigging cut, but her mast was entire ; she mancao 'red to get into the rear of the Line. The fire con tinued to be well supported, and the ruction con duEted with the greatest order, and without preci pitation. We perceived an English three-decker with her main-mast and top-mast shot away. and a frigate towing her ; another of the enemy's three deckers, with a Rear Admiral's Rag, was much da maged. 'ibis was all we were able to see its the centre. The fire was kept op for tour bouts and a _ . . - Meats slid Shares are now on Sale. No 2,147, a Prize of 30,0001. 0,221 ..L 20,000 I 10,945 l. 2,000 6,491 ....... 20,000 11.39.1 15.914 ...... 10,000 19.510 0,C92 11,111 24,171 Priem of 1,0051 each-...N0. 630, 5,342, 23,11*, 21,567, 2,20, 18,001, 4,009, 6,790, 20,7314, 21,156, 21,713, and 16,49. Priem, 5001 each—Ho 3,235. 19,112, 9,626, 11,2.15, 1 . 7 ^ 4 '22,925. 13,1:1, and 17,076. THE above CAPITAL PRIZES have every one peen Shared and Sold, in the Lotteries in and for the :ten 11114 and 1905, at the nhi eiribliehed 011 ices of T. FISH, No. 4 a (7k.)RNHILL, and 9, CHARIPG CROSS, I.ONL/ON; ...eye TICKETS and SHARES for the Lottery that dress h. SEPTEMBER, are ',thrill or great Vavety, and whetaall Peraon. in the Country 'nay be sunp:ied the same as if weed, re.elnig Post-Office Orders, Walk Notes, viol WO, or Cash, with toe., Orden, P ot paid All nut stanlng Fiats paid in lull, without any deduction EXOTIC FOR THE TEETH A'D GUMS. A GENTLEMAN offers the most infitllible EX OTIC for the TEETH and GUMS ever yet discovered. Its peculiar properties so. not simply confused to the c'eansing of tire Teeth, but wit absolutely preserve them in the highest state of pe•f^etron to tire latest period r f Anal dist/Motion ; it will renda them beautifully white, without rsyairiy the ens. mel ; fastens rich as may be loose; and keeps those that ate decayed from becoining worse; will effectually core the must excruciating tonth.at he, re-tore them to their original purity, red make the breath delicately sweet It will c iuse um* to adhere close and firm to the Teeth, and will render them and the lips Of a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman of fortune, and rs so convinced of its efficacy, that he will ro.- fen 1001. to the person using it as lie directs, if they have the Tooth-Ache, or a Tooth decay.—The Ce ton Exotic may be b ar ; at the pr o prietor's, No. 27, Soho-squste, price 21 W.; and at Meows. Norton anti Soo, Curn.street, 8,.5t01. N IS. If a moth is decayed, et the mouth in a bid sesta, let the Proprietor look at it, sow requires no tee. rI III E ONLY LOTTERY to he drawn this Ttar, berms 3ntb SEPTEMISEE, 1805. SCHEME. L p r . If :I 5,000 4 0 1.1 N ) too GO - no 4,50 G 3.900 Firot-drool, Monks I 10 each 30,000 ----- entitled to 7 ,61 n R-t,•iu I. At Narks ------ ..----.. 15,00 Tickets L. I'co,roo Th. Fuss-drawn Ticket sth Day .. L. 10,0 4 butes Gth Day 2", XV Duo 7th My Are part of the abote Capitals. 1 rkets and Shales are on Sale at all the Licensed Lone', 0 Cll. Prig of a Ticket .. . L. 19 5 Nil( Que+lff FUdNISHING HOUSES. Several excellent anal new !elevation; in the Articles of rum'. ture, those Ladies and Gentlemen who wilt to encou,age the Original House and real Proprietor of the Patents, please to he pariltii , ar as to the .10ilress. BlTl'Lliß's WARE - ROOMS and MANU FACTORY, No. 11 and 14, Catherine street A lags assinment of Articles of the ii,west, neatest, and most econo mical Fashions, of well-seasoned materials, excellent work manship, with several improvements. BUTLER respeettolly relies on the tried discernment of the Pubirc, that they wt I see throueh the paltry devices and inimuations opposed to lino and co:inte-feitii.g his articles. It is well known that Rutter has tiro Patents, one for Tables anal the other for Bedsteads; the poosiple of the fled o applieehle to almost all kinds of tables, and is allowed to be a greet on provement ; it renders them more enticement for houses, and mach more portable. The principle of the other w applicable bi most kinds of Bedsteads, as four leot, tent, sofa, cud chair b.srls, which latter are singularly useful in sickness, and earth, when shut up, makes a handsome ?heft of ferniture for a sit ting room, dressing room, ire. The four post and tent beds go together in all parts with brass, aid are fixed with much Mier without the help of turtle or tack., or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted few Gentlemen of the Army aid Navy, and Hot Climate, also portable Chairs, BUTLER'S Patent Manufaimas have hems g mrioesly pat ))))) lied by the King, Queen, and Royal Pariiile, and ho nourerl by notem from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, mot have been highly appmved of in the rest and West ;ndies ; the merit of the Articles has thus met with Ihroittabk gismo-age mint, and forwluch he mittens grateful acknowledgments, and ...moot but notice the kin.l offices of same ethers, who fen op ',re sign boards, with B a ilees name inscrttred, which may help al-., to promote his business or, should it be designed Mesmerise, he begs to represent, that hi continues (notwith standing the attempts to ini.letut the public, to manufacture and cell hi< superilr Veer post and other Reds, excellent Diming Tattles, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine street, eight doors from the Strand, a brick front Lome, where hr has construded severs) tools sod machines for wading: the saint, and has otherwise been et considerable expends ni bring them to that utility and degree of per:Javan at which they now are At the saute place may he had e7ary ankle to: completely F•Wilelhehe Homes. I N.B. . For Es pettation. ' \ 3 R VW. CUNCFIN IR ATE.° LAV EN nYR VINEGAR. \ i h.ShRS. WARREN and CO. having had fre "A demo complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar in general, I Ease invented, and brinight to the highest state of itcrfecto," tl.e ala "'r article: —Thr! smell of Lavender is univer-allv allowed 1 " he the most agreeable and refrindring of all flowers; the ahowarticle is therefore strnney recommended to the Publie, cm °nisei the moat avveablei perforce to venom in health, Ist also as wonderfully referehine to those labouring under sickness of any kind, and partmefarly w:iere it may he lin. lo" Per to open windows, at it not only purifies the air of the Chamber, but diffuaes• reviving tierfume through the whole "f the apartments A. no el;mate can alter the CVNCF.f4• TR ATE() LAVENTIF:k VI N EGAR , it is panicolarry recom mended to all persons travtillohg to Foreign pare, as the best Preventive of icf.seti.M. S"lil. Whn - etale and Retail, only by Warren and Cn. 1...r -h'o'r• at their original W•rehoote„ the Gulden Fleece, rvpi I. I. Wtnid street, Chetapsi le; where Warren's celehransd Milk Roars it made anal told as ovoid, with every ankle mf Ftr eign and Kriglith Vesfuniary, of the int qu^liwi. ri.t. AM ha.. AH tutio Aug) “ The enemy then retreated ; they had several ves sels damaged. and the field el battle remained with us. Cries of joy and vienry rebeended through all our vessels. Thus we passed the night ; but what was our surprise. When the next day we perceived ged rne has A: to keep tare than highly the Al Gravina. tlte utmnet 102 V i# was Neverthe- the IWO dil- a hoe, with- n. that I did ,that I ela• •