The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-04-19 00:00:00

"rr~~!: • t t.. . .. . ‘,... , • -- .1 • -? . • . tbt'3o4-03b _i. II . .~ V • ° l'Pir m„,.4 rh ri. It', at (4.ts, a.. are ~.,..., f . (Pima SIXPENCto FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1805. 1) PERCHARD, Mayon Ate Meeting t* Assembly et the MAYOR, ALDERMEN , smi-LIVRRYMIN, of the several Companies of the C 1... d Leaden, in COUNICIII Hall anembled, at the Guildhall of th e said City, on Thursday, the 1811 day of April, 111U5; Rasoavao USA PI I MOO‘LT. TAl' it appears from the Reports of the COM miPioners of Naval Inquiry, that the Right Hon Henri pundits. Vltmliont Helaine, late Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy, has been guilty of a gross violotioa of the law, and a high Meech of duty; whemhy immense sums of the public money have been put to llama!, by bring employed in speculations for private emolument and advantage. Reselived. That each grass and aggravated brearhes ei Mel* in men holding high and confidential Offices in the Stale, render it peculiarly necessary and important, that every possible effea should lie given to the tesquines new before Parliament reveling the same, so that condign penishment may follow convieted Revolved unanimously, That it is highly essential, for the VICTUALLING-C‘Flet, Arita 15, 11110. 'NHS COMMISSIONERS fir P7sa s Ri. Nettooteo litoy 4 dowel" gist Maim Thai ea 71:4151111 . 1 , ty 113 d Latartt,, they wilt is real, to rewire WWI fw ( MAW erp), art bawl for Two liturirett f Gonave Oatmeal, to be doihitowl iw • Kroh, inoo rsinqpiefs rothowaing Item ea Deptford, awl Mo bo for by Mb, pap li able, with Woo*, NW*, Days after data. TtutCoaditiotrof the Comtrwi UN , / beimn at the litterotarroOlhoo. lit istorol wag hr had to say Tema, in lobby* the Price Asti trot is iswwwitie Inwit at length, or that Ora sot be tit/Waved to the Root before One oTtoek tw tietie 'Y 4d 255 Ziows•t, Nor ado, ilk roam who swam the Tweiso,_ r saw Pontos we hi Arse, to wwwwilwhemewialtlw. This Day is puldished, in Oee You a, Qualm, illuetratrd waft an accurate and ataxia %Iv of the whole Wands. and Eleven Plate. of i 4 .70, of il,. ,eon t aerating Llidefts they caitaiti, price 11.11 y 64 i:, boards, rirsHE HISTORY of the ORKNEY ISLANDS: A in whi:h isconsureberided,:sh ACCOUNT uf their PRE SENT, as well as their ANCIENT STITE • together with tie aivaitsges they paean fue several brances of tedietty, and the tnesins by which they may b r improved. By the Rey GEORGE BARRY, DD. Minister of Shapu shay. Printed for the Authur = sad sold by Inneasse, Hoot. Rees, and Orme, Paternoster ruw , and A. Coutdite and CS. Edinhurth. 04. 04. 01. U I. 11.1. e:i'CIPITZATRE ROYAL, T . /RIMY-LANE. rINHIS PRESENT EVI. NING,..Sptil 19, Their Majetticre Servants will aft the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr. Packer; Hardcastle, Mr. Dow. tin Young Marlowe, Mr. Barryinore ; Tony Lumpkin, Mr. Illoneter. M,es Hardcaule, Mies Duncan. After the Play, for the 17th time, ale New Allegorical Dance of THE UNITED BRITONS. . The Dance composed, and the Mimic aelect,d,by Mr. Byrom, accompanied on the harp by Mr. Weipart. To which w,ll be added the Farce of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. L e vel, Mr. De Camp; Duke's Servant, Mn. tablet. 'tilt', ►tie De Camp; Lady fileilea Maid, Mies Tidwell. In Aft 11. a Mock Minuet by Me. Plikarir and Mks De Camp. To morrow, The Home Moat, eigt Riebod Clew. fie Lion. On Monday, Deoglas—Norval by the Young &mews A new Comic Opera cifted The Seklieee Return; or, WM* can Beauty dot will be piodeoed ea Monday next. F.DINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL. This Day is published, containing eight sheets, or led pare, letter per, and capital Engraving , of two Subject, referee; to ill the Work—ante Three Shillings, TE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and L SUR GICAL JOURN ALI ealtlintlrg a "menu. View of the latest and most important Discorertm in Medicine, Sergely s and par macy.-..Publialted Quaorieriy- - • • • -COPlTttrilt gpr SVIESER IL Original Cororniniications....Cate.of Maleornortstation of the Urinary and Genital Organs by Mr. Ate Groper—Uri tha Delleiency of the Urtisary dieter, by'Efr. Jan.—Ob servations on the Yerlder Fever, by Prrfeseor Stringhani of New York—Oa the use of the Menet* of Lime in Mie mow of Scrofula, by Dr. 'Wood. Newcar4l,...ense of an maesmed Tumour in the Brain, by 1)r. Bateman—Cases illustrating the out if Opium its Rheumatism, by Dr Do Rachm—Cited of Tumour in the Rreast, by Dr. Reeves, London—Case ofCancer ut the 'T elta.ieS. ter nsinating :'avoirraoly be ti l e sirom,ention of Scurvy, by Mr.Livingstone..easi the Pneumonic Diseases • , f the ter, by Dr Bedhsin—lfiaritical and Critical Analysis-of tie Function. of the Skin, by Dr. Kel:ie-..The leguttec Nu. 1, on the Treatment of Ulcerated Legs Critical Analysis—An Emily en R.-mustiest, As John Iles lock, IS4 1) .tic —A Disserratiora on Gent, by Rain. Kinglet', 114 D.—An Account of two.t.Lses of Gout, which tainianted in Death, in cousequencc of the eatarnsl use of ice and cold water, by A. Reply to Mr Et ',l's Cams of Goer.- Observationea et R?icriswdr Conics. Peruvian, ,alorari et ',re new esu in Padova, a Francisco Tavares--Traite dieiGnitten.e., par J. R Rothea—Am immersed Method of treating Strictures 111 tile Urethra, by The. Wbotelys Ace — Morlsorum Puerilium Epitome, Auctore Guinea* litinvilen &:.—S. T. Soemmering, Abbildongen des Menachliclien Auges--Account of a peculiar Arrangement of the Armies distriQuari oil the Mnschis of shivr•ruoving Animals., ly Ant. lc.—Vracttc,tl Observatiorts en biremity, In./. It. Co.,'A.D. Medical Inteiligenee —ltegulnions fa improving thrisibm. tout of the Medical Officers of the Navy- .Ditto of the Aral=.. clouted! Report ur the Cara street Dispeneary-i.Do the me of Sulphuratecl ?midis Tines Capita. by Mr Boriow...Aoti varioloua Power and Propel& of Yheeirriellin.Drile*Wwws of Colonel Cncht.in's Car for convoying Sick and Wutualed Tr.ps—Mr RestePr Account of a singular earietv of Hernia —Medical W,.ras in the Press... Foreign Medina Literature. Elinburgh : Printed for Arch Constable and Co. Fdie burgh ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster mw ; .1. Murray, Fleet meet Cuthell cad Martin, Holborn; mat S Htghlp , Fleet-street, Loudon; and to be bid of Abe principal boulcaellersiii the United Kingdom. •v• Thrs Work will be published Quserterly, in Numbers ; neck Number will runint of Eight Sheets M Letter-press, with aaseturi Copper-plater, sn that the Four Numbers .$ e..ch Year sem tons, One large Volume Octivo. The min of teach Num.rer will be Shillitig• ; a..d y, those woo way Slid it .non convetaisa to receive t :e Voleate Annually, „?.s. la Mewls. r - . .., Revolved unanimously, That it is highly essential, for the VICTUALLING-OFFICE, APRIL 15, 180 b. purpose of fully inquiring into the receipt, management. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VitiateNisi Hi* a p lttl um e i n e tp ( e i nditore a :f d th i o or PublicXo l ney n , and the . cond o r of the Mdidellet MR'S a hay gild. Notices Tkut en FaWdre that the wee/se( them; Co l enen te iedonera shou ld be pro a longel they 4( li e Am y. i morm a n . Aniesultallse W ish cakes measures adopted as may appear PLIKL7O44Isd po n fah oresit of RAI eilleinbets, and Wein% Oriel! up), sad treat fee tit Sopply such &Ohms* vigilance and messeomy All* may 68 remised fir see Me of Ifia llerstfr pa esd any effectually guard *pito the recurrence of such iLigraiss Pamela es 11 . aysisoodh, 100 the space of Treks ikforaths, firms the ibus" Itesnived ananintoutly, That Petition to that effect ise pre- 16th e melt Month. To be said for by Bills, payable, With lute- welded to the Honourable House of Comono.is rest, Ninety Days after Doc And the Draft of a Petition being prepared, was read and The ColtilitionS of the Ceetrea may be stet at the Secretor* I PP med * Armored unanimously, That the said Petition be engrossed, Office; , t this °jet ;or by eppighar to the Colleaor of Hes Nijes- and left at the Town Clerk's Office, for the Sig. sty's Customs at Wertioeth. natio , 1 of the Livery, every Day, estop( Sunday, between No regard will k had to any Tender, in which the PrepPrepshoN :he Have rs of leu and Two, until Wednesday next, the 24th . not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall eat be etibeied Remised ensaimously, That the said Petition be presented W the Hoard befo-e One o'Cliric en the said Friday, the 26th t to mes the or H t o h i l i:ig:hl:i n H p ozie ilin e en r t CO . Commons, by the Repreventa. lateen, nor /man the Person who wain the Tinder, or "Me Relapsed uns i nimoutly, That our Representatives in Parlia- Person on his ettlsif, attend., to owner when railed lor. melt he, and they are hereby instructed, to support the said SECOND TIME. THEATRE-1141)(AL, COYENTYGABDEN. • rf'H(S PRESENT EvENING, April 19, Wai Ma cteil a New Comedy, G UINEA? The WANTS A GUINEA ? The Characte c by Mr. Lewis, Mr. Kemble, Mr. Munden, Mr Chipman. Mr C ICemble, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Waddy, Mr. Emery, Mr. Fawcett, Jrc. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Msttacks, Miss WsB , ly.—The Proloerte to be spoken by Mr. Brunton, and the Epilogue by Mrs. Mattocks. After which will be performed (for the 4th time) a Grand Serious Ballet of Action, in two parts, called AGGRESSION ; Or, THE HEROINE OF YUCATAN. With New Scenes. Machinery, Dresses, and Decorationi. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. W. Ware and Mr. Ruwell.—The Ballet produced under the direction of Mr. .-.... i V Pic, htto. ..nanintoutly, pre• seined to the Honourable House of Comonoiis And the Droll of a Petition being prepared, was read and approved. Rewired unaninseuslv, That the said Petition be engrossed, and left at the Town Clerk's Office, Guildhall, fur the Sig. nano., of the Livery, every Dar, incept Sunday, between the Hors of leu and Two, uutil Wednesday next, the 24th instant. Resolved nnanimously, That the said Petition be presented to the Honourable House of Commons, by the Representa tiles of this City in Parliament. Rese:vod unenimontly, That our Remesentatives in Parlia ment he, and they are hereby iostructed, to seppon the mid hritien, anrl to give their manna' Psdiameritaiy assistance in promoting stud prolecuting them enquiries; and also their strenttom support to such Motion or Motions at may have for their object the removal from Ho Majesty, Coun:ils, or any place of trust, profit, or honour, in or under the Government, all persons who may be implicated in, or have conuived et, such flagrant abuses. Resolved unanimously, That the virtuous and independent decision of the House of Commons on these nefarious tramac• twos is highly honourable to themselves, and grateful to the country at large ; while the strong :oil general impreuton produced upon Ms, public mind effectually evinces that the inglists Constitutim can never cease to be the pride and venation of Britons, so long as our Representatives continue to be the faithful Guardians of the People. Resolved unanitrions:r, That we do highly approve the mg aide and Mel.7fatigable exertions of the Commissioners for , vel inquiry, in tie investigation of the Public .kccounts, and the inn and inflexible integrity with who h they have ex posed the unprincipled perversion of public money to private enures , nt. 101661 10ii 5 11 lAy•. =COM Fader. The PuNitre respedifully informed that Master Betty will return to this Theatre Tomorrow, and on that evening, peril/rot thecharader of OSTAII in the Tragedy of Zara. • Th. new Comedy of Who Wairs a Guinet? last eight, been received with niihounded applause, will he nonrated on Monday, Wednesday, and F•iday next, with the uaw Ballet of Aggria.eatt ; or, The Heroine of Yucatan. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, APRIL 18, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for rat:allay Nis hlejeatis Nary do hereby trite Notice, that oa FteDwr, At 17th of May nest, they will be ready to receive Tellilf,l Writiag (sealed sip), and treat for Three Hoed red Tess of Leptington 41.• Neweastlo Sok, or Sett of tonal redness ; anti tor Three Sfundreal Taw If Eagbak Soy .Salt, of the largest 0, sin, of whist the Perms who make the Teaks" are to prodisre Song/es ; k delisereekto His llgjesty's ViQiaatlwr Stores at Deptford, we if by the 31st if fitly next, and the resnainder ha the 33th September Mow*, free of all Charge and Risk to IS. Majesty, escept that Ile C. ttractor wilt be ullis,red Si- 114. per Ton, for Porterage of the salt fres ehe Wharf to the Stores; Mal to be paid jar by Sills, payable, with Interest, Ninety Days after • Dote. Moms 0411111, !hotel, Ir Soho. THEATRE-ROYAL, DR U RY-LANE. MR. ELLISTOI4 respeafullT informs the Pub lic that hi , RF.N FETE iv fixed Sir FRIDAY, the 26th Inst. when 1 Ser;0111 I )rama, in Three Acts (never pet formed), will be presented, ratted THE VENETIAN OUTLAW ; With New Scenery, Dresses, and Dacorationr. */' he Pencipal Charatleit by Meter,. Ellhann, Barryinnre, Raymond, Dowton, Powell Lee, Webb, Maddock*, Fi>her, Palmer, and Mrs. H John ston. r, John Oh Fitt , Iterh uo from With a Prologue and Rin And ENTER'VAINMENTS, In which Mrs. JORDAN will perform. Tickets sad Places for th- Box-as to be had of Mr. }Misters, hr; harm, No. I'l, ?I•rth- , trout, Weaminstet ; or at No. Suiolk-sueet, Chering.Croca ; and of Mr. Fesbrook, at tl. Box (Ohre. Rtarell•etseet. I IJCE, The Conditions of the Cesteravis nay be nen at the Sfrrrtasys ()fee; et this O f fice ; or by emirs' s: to the C..ik 4or if the Soft Duties at Lyasington, is Keinpshire i at.d Middieisich, lb Cheshire, respeetioety. No Regard oriU be had to any Tender, in which the Prire shall not kiaserted to Words at Lewes, or that shot! not be debarred to the Board infers. One o'Clock on the said Fri,lng the :7th / May mast, nor unites the Person who lushes the Trader, or woe Poem on kis Behalf, attend., so mummer wine visa /a►. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be Oren to the Representatives of this City in Parham •iit fur 'importing the Resolutions of the House of Commons On the sth Instant. AZED, TRUS DS, LI Resolved unanimously. That the Thanks of this Common Hall be riven to such of the Livery as have Wall lu Pailia• meitt, who supported the sa.d Resolutions. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of thisCoinmon Hall heighten so the Right liet. John Earl of St. Vincent, who was the primary cause of that ineromptinti, to which the abuses in the Nasal Department have beets brought to beht Asishril unanimoods. That the Tlll4lllll et this COEFIZOC..4 PIM be givro to the Right Hen. die 1,...0d Mayer, 148 . he. Pik and impartial sawdust this dsy. Pr, ikel Ant g ru-a.•I, 8 and t MIK Rine, role pint Gibs, DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH, BY KIND HENRY V. OF ENGLAND, AT THE BAT. TLF OF V;INCOLINT, IN THE YEAR 141 b. OPEN a! dm LYCEUM, STRAND, PAnniambit Pingo, of the • RI iimerseethy R. R. PORTRIL. i. Ea t Grand Histeriest Picture is I.linted from the most eorrea Lifnmaeon, no the same Seal z.s his cAebraterl Piet ure.s of the Stormiog of Seriiii.ipatem, Siege of Acre, Battles of GUILDIULL, LONDON. , from the morst c,febratml Pia uses .4n of Sethigapatam, Siege a. acre, Battles o alUexatulria, Ludi mad the Defeat of the French at the Passage of Mont St. Collard, and rives an accurate idea of the Situ. ation of the. coatend.nr Famine on that memorable Day. It contains HIV , quare Feet of Canvas. The Picture exhibits Portraits of many of the English and French Nobility. An interesting Account of the Batik, which will be founds suitable Companion to the Picture, may be had at the Exhibi• ties. COVENT-GARDE!'( THEATRE. 0 LE'rT, for the Remainder of the Seam. T • CIIE HALF of a PRIVATE BOX in Corelit Garden Theatre; to commence on Monday peat. It is so sauna at to command a complete View of the Stage. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Chapple, Bookseller, 66, Pail GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. Tip: COMMON HALT.. le ; Ca- Strand. . - (liANf, I 2 9 5 9 14 .. 50 100 6,000 SCHEME. L 90,000 L.crono 21,000 40,0010 10,0:10 50,000 5,000 15,000 2,000 10,000 1,0 1 0 1,000 SPO 7, 1 '00 100 5,000 SO 20 120,000 Yesterday the Loao Ma Yoe, Aldermen (including the four City Members), kc. opined the Courroun Hall, by the usual Proclamation made hT the Cry Crier. After the Nfemhers had taken their respect ive stations. the City Crier read the requ:sition for their assembling " to consider of the measures neces sary to be adopted, in consequence of the resolu tions which were lately voted hj the House of Cort mons, respeeting the delinquency of Lord ViseosSe Melville, the signatures annexed to the sequisitioael - &c. &c. GRAND PIANO FORTES, with ADDITIONAL KEYS r l l O BE SOLD, a PATENT UPRIGHT PIA. ii NO FORTE, exceedingly good and very hancLoone, 30 Guineas below a u..sal cha•ge; and a FIAT GROUND DITTO, in good condition, and hand:nine Case, isike, ab ou t 43 Guineas, at Nu. 43, (MAW* ROW, next Doer to Chad's Wells, 'Gray's Inn-Lane Road, leading into Holborn. le lo r e of M. The Exhibition is open EVERY DAY, from NINE o'Clock till DOSE.—Admittance SINE SHILLING. LING 10s J mer Yl'. par;Ot.r. aid good miry and vs over, p tnip [•o4oted (1, putt► nolo an over the TO Tin LADIF.S. CREME de SULTANES.—J. DELCROJX re spectfully informs the Nubility, Gentry, awl the Public, that, after a variety of Chemical experiments, and long study and application, he has prepared the incomparable VEGETA. ELF. CREME DE SULTANES, for preserving, beautifying, and whitening th e Skin. This Preparat io n, being ma de entirely from vegetables, is a must excellent preservative of the face and bands from freckles, ringworms, and choppisig, in hut or cold weather; and J. Delcruix can, with confidence, offer it to tie public, from a conviction of its efficacy, and as the of an advertisement will nut permit him to speak sufficiently of its gonna , he is convinced that a single trial will prove its utility, ant it is of 6o innocent a nature, that an infant may take it without the least danger. The V.l.:table Cr•rue de Sultanes will be of 141figile service in hot climates, in restoring sunburnt complexions to Illicir natural colour in a slinrt time : and evils to those whom nature has refused a fair complexion, by using the above will wry much improve it, and make it appeat as natural Sold at 46. and Is. 6d. per bottle. The above article and his Pink Dye sod wholesale by the Proprietors, at No. 36, Polandaincia, and by every principal Perfumer in the titled Kingdom. CHEAP STOVES, Ac. ANUMBER of elegant and modern STOVES are ready Inc SALE at J. ISIGGS's Warehouse, Nu. 5103, PICCADILLY, for lower Money Prices than at any other House in his line of MIAMI& Kitchen Ranges and Ovens are constructed and fixed on the most eligible Plans, and en the very !owe.' Terme, as well as every Article of Brasier', Iron, Tin, and Jo pamied Goods, Lamps, Tea Urns, Zic, !Sells hung, and Kitchen Furniture properly repaired. 30,000 T•cket4 1..900,000 • Part of the Capitals will be determined at follows Firstdrawn,l , t Day 1. 10,000 rirst-drawn, 6th Day L. 20,000 Ditto Id Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 8,060 Ditto 3d Day .. 1,000 Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Diy .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,0, 0 Ditto sth Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2.000 TICKETS sail SHAKES are lolling at every Office. Tickets nilf. L9 14 0 I Eii1ith........ L. 2 9 6 Q.tartar.. 4 18 0 I Sixteenth 1 5 0 •.• Illegins Drawing 13th May, 1405. I trinity I hnuse, ›ro I bane tone wall ST ATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING the 13th of NEXT MONTH. HALL and Co. at their LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 98, CORNHILL, corner of the ROYAL EXCHANGE, respefifully in(hm their Friends and the Public, that they are selling ths;'TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS 'w.iolacd agreeable to Act of Parliament), and on the lowest Terms. ••• Prises laid on Demand. 'elle a , d api the l'erama V-11 Vil'ages 'ate of the lad, dm centre lat ier trtni r r , 4 'me cellar, ahlePend tt with a >riven' et 1..,1 'excillcht •hu:l • of meet le in the 8 on each yards in excellent 11,TontriCh. illotnoet.te t, lyitig dl kumney, arm, Cot• No. 33. JOSIAH °moot* :Pot-lA4 THE Reverend WILLIAM BAHCLAY'S ANTIKILIOUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS.—The Pub. he arc requested to utterve, that as the real benefit to be de. tired from the above Pitent Nl^dicine depends on the Pills being rnuine, His Majesty's Hon. Commissioners of the Stamp Duties hark been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wm. Barclay, the sole Inventor and Patentee of the Antibilious &abetment Pills, the name of "The Rev. William Barclay, SOlfordattrert, Old Bond street," to be engraved on a black alainp, which stamp is affixed bleach box, all others are coon• Illarfeit; and any person vending the same will be prosecuted ISM the utmost severity of the law. They have been used rafts ammo by many tlionsanik amongst whom he has the Unser VS rank the following el,stingue.tied personages, viz His Grace the Arelthidusp of Canterbury—The Lord Bishop of Rah and Wells—Sir John Honswood. Kart. Mal' foe le• Stelthrii Liashington, Bart. M P. for Penryn— . F. Anion, Esq. M.P. Litntiold—dames Arnyatt, Esq. MP. fir Southarapton—Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. P. for Weriloe—..Si. eholson Cal vert, Eaq M.lt. for Hen fool—Edmund Boehm, F• ii hew...treet,Sming gardcns—Thomas Haminersley, F.aq vi °li-4 ; W. "wises. Esq. Private Secretary to the Arehbislmp of Canterhury--the Rev. Mi. Dimiel, Librarian to the Arch. btshop. The Medicines are sold at Mr. F. Kerby's, Stallard street, Old Bond sheet—Mr. Stratton, Periumer, Leice.ter• square—fir Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co ) --Means. Bacon arid Co. Oxford•street.....Nir. Koltun, Royal EN chande—.Nit Michell, Mcdhal Repository, Long.:sere-- Mr Edwards No. 324, Hotterm....and Mr. But:er, No. 4, Chea1..144 ctoner of Paternoster. row Where may also h.: had, the Adluwing truly valuable Medicine:, whore happy ,"frets in thrusevev a l cater have procured the most distafguirlied pa 6urige ?..—The Rev. Win. Itseelay's Specific for the sore anti Wed. mind* of the G au t ; h is Solnnt fur the Cure of Stone ; Ph Volatile Nervous Crostini Drops; and it,, Volatile Oily Brubrocation for tha cure of the Goat, Rheumatism, 3e. all arlbueli NI .iieines, to be genuine, fault bare the above l/X4ll. defied *set " To prove what hidden pow'rs h herbs are found " Ts quench disease, and heal the 'rotating wound, " With cordial drops the hinting head sustain, " Call back the flitting soul, sal still the throbs of pain " THESE desirable purposes were never to effec tually promoted as by th , lade Dr WEBSTER'S Inven tion and Improvement of his ENGLISH DIET MINK. The celebrated Dr. Franklin, after his own experience of as ashen ish ing powers in the SCURVY, and many subsequent trials in the y ELLOW FEVER, took no small pains memoir' its fame over America. Every day has been adding to its reputation in England. The cures performed by it in the Scurvy, the Seto phula, and all Diseases arising from impurities of the blood, as w .11 es in Asthmas, Consumptions, and the lamentalsle train of Nervous Complaints, would surpass testier, were they not well attested. The case of B. G. HOLLAMBY, a Purser in Hu Majesty's Service, deserves peculiar notice at this season of the year, when a few Bottles of the DILI' DRINK may be found notes. pleasant to the taste, than purifying to the system. —This Gentlesuait's blood was deeply Liottot with the Scurvy, when lie received a slight bruise, which 400,1 became a wound, and spread rapidly. " I applied," says Its, in a letter addressed to the Doetor, " to several Surgeonsin Edinburgh, Plyinoctli, and elsewhere, under whom care I was foe near two years, kept under a course of medicine, which, I am well convinced, was Mercurial; and by mean.. of which I was so reduced, that in was thought impowdele foe me to recover. After that, I put myself under the care of the Lite Mr. Cniikshank, who gam me the Nitrous Acid and many Tonic Mell,rones: he likewise recommended me to inhale the Vital Air under Dr. Thornton : these relieved me a tittle; but a relapse, which rende.e.l me worse than ever, cattle on. I then want to Plymouth Illiispi tal, where I remained fonneen motets, without a cure, and came from thence to St. Thalwas's Hosoital, where I remained nine menthe, but was titers also deemed iceitrarde. In this distressed situation, I was wilsised to take your DIET DRINK, and have now the happiness to declare, that in about three months I was perfellly cured, when I mint otherwise hare lingered out a miserable existene .." This CA. , , and many others not less interestine, are de scribed at frill length, in the Thed Edition of Dr. Webster's popular Treatise on the above Com...lnnen, which may be had, as well as the DIET DRINK, at toe Proprietors, Sloe and Co. 29, Kennington lane, Lambeth. Also by their principal Agent, Mr. W. Forbes, 29, Pmiltry; Bigan and Ce. Oxford street; Wars, 524, Hithorii ; 0 •ley and Co Her Majety's Lliymish, Si, Ha,. rvrk^t . Machs, Clhymist, 49, Strand ; Chy mist, el •. . mad, Hawks, Monist, Boroueh ;• Jordan, Derie::• , X:iitechspel ; and by at least one Bonkseller. or re.,.- •. of hiblic cities, is svary.priosipal Town in slim I;.Assai Lan/dam GRAND STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING MAT 13, 11103. SCOTT returns his most grateful Aeknow- V • lodgments to his Friends and the Public, Ow the kind 'wrongs lie has received ; and begs knee to offer the SCIIEME of the ensuing LOTTERY to their Notice, which, on perusal, will he found to contain near double the number of CAPITAL PRIZES In any former Lottery, with the like number of Tickets; the advantages arising fmm which are at, vises. He therefore recom mead, all immediate application at hie truly Fortunate Office, No 7b, New Bond-street, where the Ticket, No 6,141, a prise of 5,0001. in the last Lotter'''. was ,old in ore Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Sharer and whore Capital Prices in former Lotteries, too iiti• Hawes to be here tnserted, hart bean sold, sharril, and psid 11111 demand. The Scheme contains the following Capital Priam : Two of 31,0001 Two of 20,0001. Three tit 10,0001. Three of 5,1101/1. Five of 2,0001. Eight of 1,0001. Four teen of 3001. &c. de. Re. OLD WINE AND OLD SPIRITS. SPENCER And PERKINS, No. 11.% Newrate sweet, Wine and Brandy Merchants, have for sixteen years meliorated Wine in Vats, containing from 2 to 4,000 gallows, by which mode, and their inflexible integrity in selling their Wine genuine, the reputation of it, for its Sne flavour, and cordial quality, has been lung established, and been sought after, both by the cnanoiserurs and the infirm ; and, notwithstanding the various duties la,d en, they have always kept a stock of 15,0001. value, to secure a succession of Old Wine, welt kolowirti that, though there is no ',quo, so whole some as Old Genuine Wise, there is nothing so pernicious to the constaistion as Ines% Wine. By this stock they are enabled to keep Wine to groat ages. They have also a seer large. stock of Oakland superior Spirits treated in the 6111714 manner, lay beteg intelintated in Vals.444reol less than a dozen iCILVite, or two whims of Spki% west to any part of the Tetra, free of expense. - • 11 1 Mr. WAITHIII•K then came forward, and ad dressed the very numerous assemblage of the Livery • to the following effeCt " GENTLIMIN Of Tllll LIVIRY, " I now present myself before you, for the pur pos." of submitting to you several resolution? ' con. formably to the meeting of the requisition thit has now been read to you. Though it was the original intention of the subscribers to it, that this meeting should have been called soon after the Rep..rt of the Committee of Naval inqsiry was published ; yet no injury has occurred from the delay, as it gave the sauilion of the House of Commons to the objeCts which were meant to he proposed. The re solutions which that House has voted on the subjen of the charges against Viscount Alelville, were highly honourable to its charader, as the Members who concurred in the vote bad done so, when un fettered by any instructions from their constituents. When f state this to you, Gentlemen, and when you refleCt on the general conduit of some of those Members who constituted the majority, and that the vote was passed iii opposition to all that could be effeCted by ministerial influence and corruption, what greater proof could you have of the enormous and flagrant nature of the delinquency ? The deci sion of the House of Commons has, no doubt, a',ready done much, but it has not taken away the necessity of meetings of this kind. Considering the extent and variety of the manifold abuses in all branches of the Administration, and the power of the adver- saries, who still continue to maintain them, it be c..imes right and necessary for the people to stand forward, for the purpose of countenancing and sup porting the Parliament, in carrying its investigation of abuses into all the offices of Government. It is a happy circumstance, that the conviction of Viscount Melville had nothing of party mingled with it. It is a subjed on which it is almost impossible to ha►e any difference of opinion. There is no dissentient opinion on the guilt of that great delinquent. who is now so universally condemned ; 'that had 'be de cision of the House of Commons been different irons what it was, it would not have made the slightest variation in the public sentiment. But, Gentlemen), . the most essential interests of the country reclaim. that things should not be suffered to ienison as they now stand. Were the present punishment of Viscount