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--•• .1 • F-xmig ;: • vA•Mi;,' `;~-~• `mac. w v , r ,. • linttob Ittrido RIP r.-; ...Milos- • 1.; f • • • _ ' s • IT 4,. I .-.- I TiIeRSDAY, NO' rrHEATRE ROYAL. DRIJRY—LANE. THIS FVENIND, TIIURSDILY, Nov. La , Their Ma. jetties Servants will rie , tOrm a Corne.fr, Balled THE SOLDIER'S DAUCHTER. Governor Heart All, Mr. Merton ; Frtuk Fiettrull, Nfr. Bin hid , r ; Mr. hlalfort, Mr. Powell; Mak. .rt, Jun. Mi. P ipe ; Ca .ran' Wavily, Mr. Russell ; Ferret, Mr. Palmer; Timothy Q tjitt, Mr. Collins: the Widow Clieerly, Mrs. Jordan; Mrs. Malfort, Mrs. H. Johnston ; Julia, Miss C. Bristow. After which (14th time these Fight Tears), the revived His torical Romance, in Three Acts, of RICHARD CCEUR DE' WON. with entirely New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, arid DIK:Orat10011. Richard, Mr. Kelly; Blondel, Mr. Barryniwe ; Flores - tan, Co4c ; Sir Owen, Mr. Dignum ; Mrs. Bland Gant, Mr Suers ; hfatilnia, Mrs. Mountain ; Laurette, Miss Holloway; italic, Mi..; C. Bristow. In At 111. a Dance, by Miss C Bristow, &c. TO-411107MW (fr.t time this seat:on), the Conredv of The • way to Kopp Him. After which, the Faree of The Citizen. Salusulay will b' produced (fird time), .an Operatic iskee, la broads, calk.l Matrimony Previous to which will t•, ;,:rfortued, the Play of Deaf and Dumb. T - EMEIEft 1 . 5, 094. • V1C71./M:LINr; OFFICE, gruv. It, Met THE COMMISSIONERS .tor Viattaing Hit Atitietey's Voloreby gift Notice, That on MOND4 r next, the 19a, iims. they 4411 be reetiktic reesiitt Tandem in rortur.,; (seeded Hp), and treat tbr oie !Insider(' Thoasauct Gac ton. of IVea Lid a Bum, or Fur o rs Dram% ta be delivered (data free in Sit Weeks, by irechly Proportbsos ; o ne lito'i s a ii the Stores al Plymouth., and the remaining Hai, in equal :Zinn skies, into Moves Deptftrd and Portsmouth ; nod to be paid for by hI.II pn.trlrie with Interest, Milers, !tins afire date. N. B. No Traders fors I r a Yuuoi f i, Ikea Fire Thousand Gal lons wid be The Conditions .f the Contract may be seen at the Sect-Elvis o:rre. IirINTER IJO'tTERY,___ "begins Dubbing the ' the 48th of JANUARY. 180). 3CIIEME. 1 of L 25,000 is I. 21,000 2 -- 20,1100 -- 40,000 3 _ woo —. .10,000 3 --- 5;000 •.-- 15,100 6 --- 1,000 4 .-- 6,000 10 glq - —..-- 3,00 30 11/11 :3,000 CO ---• „„, ,op -.,-- mutt 6,156 ..—. •• 20 123,003 --. , 2),000 Tickets • Li „,ouo • , Tcku.and Shares are selling at every Linenced Lottery Office. Puce of Tieket "1...18 t 0 11 4 c ..... •.1-.0 7 0 Fiello),N.... ..1...2 7 6 Quarter 4 I_4 0 , Sixteenth l4 0 •• • Prizes of the late ineteri taken in Exchange fin Tkiteta aillikatax. ------ ----- (PRICE SIXPENCE. CORRESPONDENCE MITIVErn MR SECRETARY YORKF,-,TUE LORD MAYOR, AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL COTTON, (* - 111E. TRINITY HOUSE. ltelrierct will 'be Aari to one Tend., io es4 , rh the 1", ire skill not be interte4 in IVienisitt sCret not be delivered to the 1i0n7.4 helere One O'MA-hoe the seiJ 310447 Nest, she 19th in , t. leor unless ter non she make the Fenster, yr seise Person on his flefeelf, enema. to enterer 4olteacakal for.. , HEATRE ROYAL, COVE, GARDEN. This rif ENING, THURSDAY.. 15, will be Vier! a Near Corney,..it Five. Act.. called /BLIND BARGAIN; or, HEAR HIM OUT, With New Scenes arid Dresses. The Chario.v. by Mr, Fawcett, Mr. Lewi., Mr Farley, Mr. Emery. Mr. lanetiarit, Mr. Ke.nble ' Mr. Curti w, Mr. Jeff.vies, Mr At Mr..Gil:Mg, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Davie, (with a Sung V 3 Character), Mrs. Einem. • Ti. which will be addvl 10th time), the Grand Serious Pantmiiiine, called RAYMOND AND AGNES; OR, THE BLEEDING NUN. With Ninr Seen 1, thressva, and D..a.iraVons. The Overture and Music by Mr Reeve. The composed by Mr. Farley. The Blind Bargain, or,. !fear him Out; with Ray mend and Avner, will be repe -ray Evening till qinlicr notice. fANKERS'ACCEPTANCES an d goo d BILL S of EXCIII4N(IF., not etc , erlittg Sig Months, di. colull , llv !animal mewl it.-rinig the yank., with Good; and all kind of Merchandise betight and 5..14 Oil Comnaiwian, be WHITTEIDIALL and CO. 9, Borid-iourt, Wallbronk. Nnne h it Perainstif-tesnefia..ility will h^ t.eat'a N. B. Attendance from Eleven to 'Cliree I and J. PATRICK most respect fi t ll y inform ILP • the Nubility sad Gentry in gerwr:.l, that they have con. siderahly enlarged their ;itemises, aiii! I .id in an en:ire new Aamrtment PASiiiO4llll.F. ved 1101 1 ME/101.0 DR A• PER Y, which they submit fnr their taipeoldon aropego which are a 1 . 1 .1t11 (y of rich Italian Ens u es, wiive Sannos and the newest vittems in Foley Cambria; fo r diessin; ElFoelde on dressed Cambric, 2141 i Super Long.Cluths. !zit ; Yard and three quarter, wide Canihfic Muslin, Is 44. ee,v fil l y; ditto At. 6d ; with an a s so r t ment o f f ancy and etit•ntred Muffins and P.cquets, imitation India Shawls, &c. INDIA f;00 •)8 Ell4i•lit Inch* C Steut ditt o, _ 14d. and Stout Sne e zi ng di tto, 181. ; Gold end Jacilaats, 11. Fine %tiiijs a.. 6.1. Stripes and Cud-it Checks at Cs. 6,T. , • 11101./SEift3l, l3l . l Ntif.—Fllsnd Yanllfizflcalftricle irish, and Minks iloll.,nd Sheeting, isevinal,ddlout of I...haper 7lreakfied Cloths, (run 2e (41 with a variety of Loge Dinner Ditto, very cheap, sunir,a 'tittle soiled ra bvtaln); an exten sive assortment of the sheaves-1 and best .C.ointer,.:lllth eer Offered to sale; a pv:k of StrlV:thit? Furnitnre T) mitts at worth 45.6,1. Fine Welch Flannel; Family Mr.urning, &e. &c. all cli.irciid the lowest Whole, le Priers fur Reaily Rifeniey, from which it is an invariable rule to make no abate- Meta, at No. 1, Francis-atrxt, and No I), street, Piccadilly. vir rui . - ALLING-OFFICE, , rinv. 1, 1304. THE CO \iMiSSTONERS for Vidualiing His jlqiesto . . Vary do hereby 141 e S. tire , That on itEDNI.S- D.IY, the 12th Dec act, they will be ready to llCA:c.iwe Tenders in writing (sealed and treat i . or the Supply ey . treat Fredt flat' poly be regni , e.l for the use of His 3tillesty'sSei . ps and Vessels at Berrharer, and in Mowry Bay, on the Coast of Ireland, Pr the Spare 'f ropers , 1/oaths, roninienrinr the Ist of lantia-y, and main: the 31st aj December, 160.') ; Is l e paid for by payahle with Norris?, ninety days miter date Vie Conditions of the Cowea t tool be sees et the Sersytary's Office ; at th;s o:7ie• ; or hl apnlyrn: to lie. Donne 'ogle, tire Agra: low the Vittaatliax, at the Cabe 11 C..rk. Regard wilt he hob to any rend, r lo which the Price gall not he in•artrd in Words at ten t :th, or dint s'nttt not be de'irered to the h a nd lny'aro One o'Cle,4 on the sahl We'dnenlep, the 12'h of December sort, Nor sinless the Pt fie% WIN snakes the Te•i;ler, or goat Person ow his Deltesq; snood. a noswrr ashen ratted lor. ev- 24 fee l r tnyr. • • t IRISH LINENS. A N conseqaenee of the m an y comp l a i nts aga i nst Linen Cloths whitened by the chemical process, a Com pany was by some of the first Bleacher: in Ire land, to supply the public in this Country with Cktlis of the best Fabric '':12.41.11 , N1 iii the old and usual method) at fte wholesale I prices. Their original plan is invariably ihered to, viz. To sell one ,nece, but not less. A piece to be sold at the wholesale price. Each piece rated, and no alteration of price. All goods wa:rantecl, and the money returned if a fa:lft Appeals. Their four-fourth: and .o , mi-eighths Linens contain about tleenty-tive yards cocas piece. Their nine-cightlis and five-fourtlis Sheeting, contain about fifty two yards each piece. Their six-fourths Shectings contain about thirty two yards each pi , cr. •.• caih as usual for Rank of Ireland Notes. J. INBRIEN, A ~ .;,nt to the Company. Re noted from Great Ru.sell.strect, to No. V, Bloomsbury square, lilac Hart and Soit - hamptrin-q errs, leading to Hui corn. TO LADIES OF EkSFIION ItOBINSON begs leave tesi ~ .dt fully to acqnaint Ladle of Diqinetr.m, and Faintnes .vho have nonnisted the various articles of his inventioß and nunufaalure with amen beet appeobisisa, that Le he. deraud the intienser months to the production of such Noreltiex and Imprnve. menu in Min and Figured CHAMRER RI'S, ITALIAN SARtNETS, IMPERIAL NETS (plain, and in trand silverl, SARS) IT CANIRRICS, &c. the ahlindaut va stety and eacellenee of which, be trusts, will evince a due sense of estranrel i oar e patrol:lee ,• which ha hopes will be extended to his NEW UNION POPLINS, and ROYAL LUSTRES, of ninth he has pr..; Aral a must extensive stork Par the A , tunin and Whiter; their texture being particularly adapted to those seasons, and (what he presumes Is no small recommendation) thaw articles never cr-asc fir tumble, and their extraorchicirT richness at once distinguishes thew from ear:nuclei thing's. He ha. also ti.,isherl a rtriety of Lew strides and colours its hk ITALIAN MUSLIMS, so r0....h admired for evening eta , . rao at-count of Uttar trans;iareiit effect, and the bare mentioned property o(iever creasing. N.R. Every other article for fashionable or domestic. use. in slllc ini-reerv ' and then drapery, as usual. Family /blooming pertkalarlysuerided to. Ni. it. Ifenrietta seise% covent-rani,n. K, ru~ PATENT HEAD-DRESS L EUCHARS,FaocyHE : II)-DRESS • MAKER to Her Royal Highness the Dechess of TURK, highly gra: ti fie i in the liberal patronage experienced so Iring from a ge nerous Public erithiaces th's opportund .m y of annneing to the Fashionable IVerlil, the most beautiful and perfect HEAD DRESS, ever exhibited in England, even in this age of origi nal gerhug, and Vapid improv••inerit. Head-dm-sr is universally '!rneed to be the most distingui.died Ornament of the Human Figure ; and no Artist in Europe, whether in hale, in France, nr in England, has yet been able to constrett a Wig fur eitherof the sexes, that has nut slina.k with vild, or expanded with beat; :,nd so •, that what at first appear,rl like nature, soon r!‘•• r ^d remnants of an improfect imitation. This Patient Fi • ..1 0,...,4, however, has filially removed the only ob wction that coold by a tvanced m Artiiicial Hair. It will on an occasion either shrink or swed, i- sr lien that it is scarce;y tent on the liesd, and may be dressed by any s,:rvaat, with more ease than a common 14,tad of Hair. lu short, in these Patent Dresses, the rand s-cret has, for the first tilt; been cont. pletelr discovered, of wrirkinz the flair ea.icEy as it grows, and from this impreveinctit alone, nature, in every conditirm of wear,sppeart so siip,rinr to art, that iniitstion is fib:gotten. 1/.., htmll of Lna liar., No. 47, Picci.li!ly, opposite St. I i - ae.'s Church ; and by appointment, of Mr Brown, No. 17, I ;_sorTe-street, Edinburgh AN A PI'VAL TO REASON 13RUDENCE his ever been ackisuwledged to be the best of guider ; by linening to who.e instructions, many have attained the p i n nacle of fame, w. ilo others have realised the most princely fortisue-e.bitt what is eithei franc .4 fortune without himlth mere nomentitles to the industrious discfeet possesug. SaQig.txt'N NERVOUS CORDIAL having been found to he a intal:i'ole Cure fur, ansi a rev iia riesentaii se of, the Nov; Yellow Fever , arid all epidemic 1) , ..teune..1; the necoelty of this exc.:llemst.lketla.atino being generally dby peons frit:unting Hasping:, asi.l Prison., fearful or ending unhealthy Climates, must be too visible to escape DR. SRL/L:1/1%1's BOT.ANIC AL SYRUP is a Cure f Complaints originatLl by en initolicinus appl:e,tiou sc I llcroaryoacisficliii Lot freely at the Shrine of liscchus, Ac In fact, ti, clunier.:to the several which each Idesrhentes crad c ites, is imps. 1,1 ni the crintraet.d fonts of an Advert.. ; the. proorirt.. , , tlngeeore i vior• Cloac a with oblervlg, .t, as the nuinerois surn;ared by prisms of el.! first re.pectAiLty in the afflicted are in pOSsetsiOn of the b-at of sticuments that can 1 poosibly co-mard human confidence. N.S •U. SWINTON, the Propeeltor (gem of Dr Sur .81 t ", FAA/of the Royal of l'hy , e..ms, be coneeltid from Tc till Three, or by Loiter cmstainiiii; the usual Fee. * e s A Frye Gaines bete. of the Nervous Claial contains Six Sokla. IVIrEI)ICAL RIPOSITORY, No. 7G, LONG- J. ACRE, roavlished by Aulhority, 1804, fot the sale of ey.orr approved MEDICINE now arlainisiered in the Science of Physic. An Eseehlishment of the Integeing description, it is gene rally acknnaledged, has bees fang wanting in thiseour i try ; but especially in the Nletrouolis where Coropositoubs of th e 17101 t telitHicy so. cialy u -Ad by Empi r ic a l Arsv.u. tortes, whn airoear to ioultiplv in a ver_ alar,ning dr•gree, throughout e ver y p art of Great Brainy,. To rftne , is this row. log evil, it we deenhal highly expect.er , t rii round a Reprinter!, w:iere Mediates satletionect by ta i se,, ta „,, o r appro,d by Prof.seirm.il Men of emine rs e e , m i g h t be ' had, end ethane pry,, labouricg Ihsvrilr.rs incident to our coalmen oat might h,rl OVery pneohle relief, witiemt 111C1ort ... th • -t hazard, eriny gsßraordiaary eApeslcr. ta.!, %I• sold at the arwsitory, printed liinotctions a'!l he gr.ite, to t•iePsucliayer„ mid a torti a ,;, intend e d i n leg ilite Wu diet, inrate of living, ire sd the P.ltl,lt, until a relic cure be acerinitlisticdi The rise •.1 lledieine abandon- ed On the rittasins, the Piopriet 'is think it ineurn',ent no then, to inner.% first soilless a right att..utiest be paid to these Instt brae:it can F... , •xs - voe, from the most sltd. fol c 0 n,,„„.,,,, c0n iiil am! administered by the abler P actitienos. pal for,rivr-ig M•slieinev ate now sold at this R epoOtory . At the comineitcaureitt of this extensive and Institution, t!..! Proprietors think it roculeir rit on th-re to o:wcrre, that N 1 vended their, af . •0 1 ,11;b1:101.14 ed of the very best and w.iiiairt,d tote,' Pitw: balliplzi A I , TERATIVE and IPEORSTRU EN I' te the elite ui Piligop and (siren gee , i.afots, 'Me 'l+. est. besides 3d. Stamp.-1,11 g siesolly ajnew,,,A, this Me .. it'd ii nomad' Cie havie t decor !ries ii the ern ind pilot,' :1, inns co! Pet* :—Dr. 1)£.11M l!Utf .4 V E..IETA 13Li so }reels celebrates! throo;;bnist Europe, Par AI. • • • :+c , d Phlegm, are obstructed Yzetpiretion.Price C: • Stainn.-11, ROLLM.A.II'S INESTIMA• !Fn.: It Met DEAFNESSIIrs Medicine has no tear i II ii.. .14) • Oil the atevia Medici, and therefore is -it tee .tune .sled to the ertesttimi of those who are af. with th In,. Of hearing, Piit• lOs. braid:, Is. Duly. MI erscheint... geiterally approved by Proles:owl Men at erni.s.::.‘e, era hicesriati *obi a t too On Afonday Next will be oublish.d, in Oaavo, price One Shilling, rrME REPORT a the COMMITTEE for In .& qtdring two the Cesri of antlemil SMALL Pt rX aster VACCINATION, which occurred in FullwrinJ'a-itrlrt4. Unifiers], in the Months of Aogiirt an I Soiltcrubef, ItiO I. With an Account atrium subsequent Inoculation. London: Printed for S II ghloy (Succeeim to U,, late Mr. John Mnrrai), P 10.54, Fleet .tre : u Where may be has, 1 - 11'.;111,Est's CATALOGI/F. of the mat Modern and approve..l Medic I Boolcf, curretted to kJ:tu ber, 11104. - -... . , . :Pais Day were putilislleah in Out L ige Volume. (... I Paavo,.jaiii.c ils. ha *wpm Portrait), (with nn eleeint Porait), tirits _ it t'yviirevs toiNCIC L IN, CO hal/lANA with the 11-.4,,,,,ric Char.icte,s, M.iin e ,s, hr. of the Age in w hi c h he liv...d i formi, g an fitNtorr of th e ,Ithrge4waine almost the it hole of the list Century), and a ...ms.st Cinoiluiu g icat 1... ~f all the Parts played by h i m. ----." 1 he Prayers will ihcw y 7 " For the, are the abstrdtl, :hid briar Chronicles of the times." Siiiesetalc. . . P"ted for James Asperse, at the Bible, Crown, and Co.o stitutioii, Corriliili 0 ,,• The Anh..thros, tc. Illre offer , ,l to the riitilic, ml the eleaniniza of many vent Intimacy oath the irsi ,jert of these Mcruoirs t and, li , Ut:b. the I, lit,,, tr ta ,ti will not be found wientert.o thug to tlie general vbwrieri on lite and manners. - - -- .6 V 4 s. I Tbis Day is published, i n rive Volume:, 12mo. pri ce 21. Wind, embellished with Frolltiiplerk .5 by llopwowd, ' HE HISTORY of ENGLAND, related in 1 FAMILIAR CONVERSATION,, by a FATHER to to CIIII.DREN; inteispersci with Niural and Instructive Remarks, and °nervations. on the most leading and interest hig SuLijects. Th!s'.gned for the Perusal of 'Youth. By ELIZABETH lIELME. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and time, No. 39, Pa ter:voter-row ; ar.d .1. Harris, St. Nal% Church yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately pub; ;Mel, I. MATERNAL iNsTßucnoN, or, Family C,TIVIT wim:s, no moral and iiitereqing Sio!,;vcts, inttr,er.:,l weth History, Biography, and original Stu ran. Ll,vigned tur the Perusal of Youtb. By I.lirabeth Hulase, in Two Yoh. 12nin with Frontispieces. Price tit. in Boards 11 The name of this aathar has ;ricol times appeared in our pages, and always, we believe, accompanied with commen• &Long of her didgerun, ingenuity, and goad principles— There is tiomething in the plea of th.: pc. ,erit little Work particularly pleasing. Mrs. Heline his eyldeutly examined away Maori...al and other works to find materials for her nor. post, and ap e ear, to have sc.:tatted mein with livigineat It is wit!, great pikaiiire Mat we recommend a work, the design of which is so sensihile, and the ex.:cation so Aitiatactory." i C, A•.nil, IEIO3. . 2. INSTRUCTIVE R AMBLES linikl through c leenion arid it, Envlrons. By Mr, Helm'. Complex: in this VU14310, P.ize Is. Bound. " We arc always pleased at announcing a tVoit des . :en:l for Children, when, lib- tins, it copiously blends inforimemii nth amusement. Much tope:laphical an! h;sto:1,:al lvoir lf...l.ge ie cortainen in Uses.: N.Ik111)141. .niugled with pertinent reflections.* f7sitieal Review, 3JII. I; ..'. • -.......... • Ibis Day are pual.shed, iu ohq Volstruotkuro, prLr: is. :a iloarda, ETTEP.S on the MODERN' FIJST()Ra . and roLificAL ASPECT or EUROPE: exhiliutrn the Num e, Ca u.eu , and prnhab e Consequences of the grand Can. kit bmsreen Great and Prance, and the lrulrciul Cir cumstance:sof the different Natioas whi:h comp NC the Euro tnan Srtein. With an invest,gatiula 01 the palitizal ant commercial Impnrtanea of Eept, and the cum.:Noel:L.., that might molt from the Annotation of that Caantry t., the lkiniinions of France. nonrated with Ilista.rical an.: Geo graphical Obseriations. By JOHN RIGL AS ND. Printed for Longman, Hum, Rees, and Orate, No. 39, Pali - master-rum. Of winarn may be had, he the same Author, lately published, LP.TTERS on the STUDY and USE of ANCIENT and MODERN III'iTORY. Contaming °enervation+ and Ru tile!, .nits on tie Canes and Co rat moo Encits which have pnelriesst any cons:r.cors,s Chans., in the .‘s,e-I of the World, ansl the general tats at Human *fans, print 61. boards. " Mr. Brg:and displays in this Volum, a well cultivated and c•mapoel.,n a h t mind. His styl e 1: generally carpet; bus infrirmat.m. is extensive • and the many pbrtinene reoarts sad intercom cab 1,11,ch 14 has enriched thus summary. of ge nirAl Lust..-v, meet oar codial appokarion." ManUdy Review, Sdne,lB34. Letters, purporting to be the entire correspond- • ence between His Nlajesty's Ministers; die laze Lord Mayor, and Lieutenant Colonel Cotton, in January List, on the subject of ships from Malaga. then unlading at the quays near London lhidge, , having lately been printed and circulated ; it is to be lamented, that a partial seleltion should hove boea submitted to His Majesty's flovernrneir, or (hos obtruded_go the public, at this late period, the whole ccrtpondeace. The following' Is is letter of the Myth Eton sr:, with a list oa''plipik,that delivered at Cote's:quay, which accompanied fit, and should have constituted a part of the COmmunication. sbeirt94llm-edlWreitkie state of Maiarra and gfilwitllevolleeitame *tier tithatertist rigger-4nd et. tent' ( MORA dajoughout the Cast' try, to be and jealous of . ariy relaxation of the regalansfro trf 'pfevent iftifriMper intete they may rue the consequences of their apathy, when too late. . , TO THE EMU(' MOIL THE LORD MAYOR. MT Lost —Yourietter Of theil4th reached. itite at Vs oodford. Tile expression and style peer aer veral faroUrs waved ,ithiciog, as whoW relevant to the gbfslt . c sit'sje4 that occasioned tljent yompiairdship been in my conteniplattog'ift that your authority would have reditied the erii, I niig,lit have ad,iresse.l you, instead of 1,1 1 c.. So van, to whom it was ruelittontal as ail - other's merit. • .te• You have chow tp infer MO itoputation ctF nee glen to yourielf 3 ,when Has. not cooscibttp who was to blarh'e. "" ' Woodflrd coac3; my Lord; tee's hen for years I* *C/ 1 14n - IP:it bf citomibers ant iefirsien in any in I,onlon: and I find, gponenipe.ry, thae . Mr. War ren's reipedability gittrere.liz ate - - ...rving of atter), tion, however youlr Ehrdship e slight them; and, having to-day eenwersed with those who werelne. sent at the COMO:lRO:cation, I teal j 4111 . 1 4ed own corredoc.s of statement ; anal your Lord* in any - other case, would have yielded to - his veiac , Nur an. I. my Lord, to be swayed.it *hat ceive a ,public Juty, by.consitierationswhzth subjeds fall within your itiriadletiots or that other person. When they ap•i - soar to me to either the political or general welfare of TT try, I shall at once notice them, where I• • retried , 11 be effeßual Ass - - I. botany, with the duty l isiot. • Of it, of as i have proved nor do I co .11,1 be . _ ham prescribtat with, as ". ISt of J Landon It it their stations, be snillere,- 4 expence trivial consideration. abstracted from tile political which has excluded all foreigners from the vicinity of London. Whether your Lordship be or be not satisfied with my correspondence, is very immaterial. Pima both our views have the interests of the cyurstry principally at heart; and I shall most assurgdly pm fail of respect to the high office you arsirnveakeij with, and therefore subscribe nryself, Div Loa°, Yo::r most obediept hoan!de servant, Tr nits Hume, /dr • ll I cut - tort. itch Jao. Inu4. P.S. Mr. Warren's statement, to the best of my remembrance, was--that he or his house were signets o; ships from !Malaga, one of which v t•• the wharf, the other coming up ; that he :hoirght the risk of disease being introduced was very grtat, as several of their crews had died during the v ly 7 age ; and his representation of th:'• situation ~ f Ma lags was impressive. A lisr of ships fro•n that have delivered at Coxe's Quay, is enclos...l. Li-a of Neutral Vessels that have delivered at Coxe's Quay : Dec. y . 1403, Vro= Johanna, 11. T de Vries, from Spain. Dec. 6, tfratieua, A. Thomson, of from Malaga. Dec. 14, Roa, S. Monk, of Sweden, from Di:to. - Dec. 14, Alonsaan, D. Nickerson, of America s from Ditto. Dec. 14, Aferearias, I. Muller, of Wolgasts f'ora Spain. Dee. IS, Fre/crick, R. Jardin, of America, from Malaga. Dec. 17, Maria Elizahetha, 0. 11. Wisiaman, of Stralsund. from Ditto. Jan. 9, 1804, Sprratation, E. G. Temer, of Go thenburg. from Ditto. Jan. 10, *Preeadrea, I. R. Rumblorn, of Stral. sand, from Ditto. Jan. 10, Charles Henry, S. I. Randnarth, c,f \Vol. gust, from Ditto. Jan. 13, Ipo. - /o, T. Stifiln, of Sweden, from Ditto. Jan. 13, St. Johanna, I. C. Wallis, of Sweden, from Ditto. • Tau ship, from information sine.. 4. lose ie Captair., an I a her crew, excel. the cum, w i c name wy d itustAda, ea Ja!, rpm: fru= NLiae r , to; sLe platsi.:attwl fuse?. EAST INDIA 110 USE, Nov. 14, 1904. T r iz co LTRT q/DI RECTs:.O rtS tithe UNITED c • /NIPAN Y MFACHANTS e ENGL.IND, TR DING to the EAST INDIES, do hereie girt Notice, lat the Traoofrr Bruhs' of the ConejeOh's Stork roil hr shut erg Tur,:loy, the 4th rf Drrelikrortii, id Two o'Clork, dad Opened again ew row!. n, tke Vtd•of•Jaaiteel fothiring. Ahd the the I/tr./aid Warramo ee th4oe4 Stook, dee she 3di lettoory, tett he trout, to be eletirered ow lioredey, the 14thlaneely nut. WILLIAM RAMSAY, &mime. EAST INDIA•11011SE-, Woe. 14, IEO4. Tlllr. COURTof DIRECTORS OA,: CIVITED COMPANY ef MP.RCIIANTS EN - OLAND, TRADING to the EAST ISMS, M Iteraby slaw Yettare, That a s:‘'.4llTEIlLi GENETIALCOVIT ale. said C. pima aiU For h„.1.1 at tlkir Loadettliiitatreet, or IrEII .IIESDAT, the 19th December bete. at 11,e4 O ' CIOCk 401 (La Forenoon, As tie Purpose of declariag o lksidend from Mal neamsr last t' (Aristotle next. And that at the raid Cotra/ et.art, a brSadatiaa C0,.,r of Dircktri, ry . the 260% Berestber f.," Alh.Mi a I.,m= inn of 0001. par Annum to Captain Sir Nathaiiii.l !aro Commander of the Ship, Earl Cmoden," oak /.id lido e the Centro( .curt f•r t4etr ApproLatiav, agreeably 1.1 the 19.4 Jet. oh. a ) 1;4 611, Chapter the Glop. toy', .roys . %ow. WILLIAM kAM.5.4. 4 f, Seerrts,y. GENERAL SAFETY. or YORK litEnfel- NAL SOAP, U PitrentiTe apinst aoPtia In Monter, wands unequal:4l ; arid, fnr safety, sion,Arity. and elf.eam, justly eniiirlered the happiest di , cover• medical research hay •Aed against contazion. Alm, ALEXANDER% SPECIFIC IN !EcrioN, a preparation m ni gr.at evtee.:l uy the late Stir. goon Ilunt.:r, that in his prictiee he in•atiasaly USE , I it iu all lucid complaint.: mid, for nbmnate eeets, &c. is pe rhau4 superior to any remedy ever u:lcred tu the Pulaie, hav ing effected a.peedy and radicateure in cages of eight, ten, and sixteen years standing, aftalwaraius other means ha d ed. Prtee 4‘. each, with directiorm Sold whnksale and retail, or sent to any part of town or cow. try, by directing, portaze fr. e, aid h.cloving the antiwar, to Alexander and Cu. No.:Li, Southatuptou street, Ceereat.. garden, London. the 01. any ic,roh•e my rain- Litobtr the ___ iy wll be effeatial anti:nt., . . Art individuAl, T w.ml• oz . ..ktlitiLof4 Lbtit o 1g a responsible office. i.P, ef . cohmkted he shipping i :wrests of . oadoplitr 3 Wl Seit do r 3 : nor at ariiplireA64lielitiglir itihy a a dererieWm • ! solitary ins;ance, a: Ift l ikte ples.:sei to ca ll in infringement of Site llion regulOti*s, migHt ati repall nosed eq oat! yiaj ai loss* us . rtibc, 0 1 knop% p hovc the how& fr , „, .1 . be OFTersed' to anothltitilliTa 11 •VE prescribed the Marine :161tietesWpillt -. as the limit tqr akiiisdissi risaist beiromevalit Janoacy, there sliould be nice lartiAx pillAy n Bridge, is worthy of some consideration. t be witisin your Lordship's powined qc.lNSedt cations, not a single ship from 2414losimistmoiti Fered to come above Standgpite Cr; TA. 'e of hoyo g e, or l oss to t h e MerchATl is tit* consideration, circu mstance d As thafriteliN led from tile political state of this 01111111twb has excluded all foreigners. from th. .L.;...-