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Ilri,ow, • - the New Corner/1 h...ing been received with wrong marks will b. repeated even , evening till (nether ...nor, with Blue Devil, and Fortune's Frolic, NEW MUSIC, Rioted and Sold by 001.11.1W4G, PHIPPS, D'AI.MAINF, and Co. No. 117, New Mtirid-street. " SC°" is the fall of yonder fonnrain," a fa vourite Cantonal, coinim..ed he Tn..; rntlipii., and sung by him, at the Theatre•Roysl, Dublin, I..—The favourite Dance in TM Honey Noon, arraligtd as a Rondo, by 1 Mon oric Ii —" Full sixteen years rv, oluw'd the faith less ocean,' sung by Mr. Incl.dnn, composed be Mr Dley, price 1: —" Dark via. the night," sung by Mr. Incied..n, composed be Dr Raker, Is Igo the Seven undermentioned Songs, as sung by Mr. Ineledon, in h.. Naw called TheSongders' al obilee, via. " The Shisi on com ! posedby Mr Maza4glii, 1. -..Mnck Italian Medley, by ditto, 1. Cal I've lav'tbler now some three or folly," by ditto, ls. —" The m un iinbirs the gates of light." by Mr Dory, ls— " 0 nighty &items," be chttn, I, Cvl.— i . Kate arranged to ill Irish Air, by ditto. is 1' Make teak ! pre sent I km!' to Mr. Horn, Is. 1 EAST INDIA NOOSE, Jour IR, I. THE COITRT of DI 701 IS of theUNITF.D COMPANY MERCHANTS ENGLAND TRADINI t; EAST INO ti _l_ Ttwt GENERAL COURT doe oak m it pe Mid et At* Hera a Lamicalt.d.s , ma, at FR 11)AI NF.X r, the 19th hews', st Ekon :Clock is the Form.. M eTroi !OW e , 411* the sr as haaiiatma Rraplatate te the Gees...a Court tht. V,. , TliA this Coars tw their RethAtti , to of the rlth V AUXII ALL. Cadrt ihi Patronage of Hi- Rvrl Highness the PRINCE .`.l THIS PREEN I' EVENING, July 19, will be . A GRAND HARMONIC Th. Gir- AM o „ 0.-co-iin, from the Grardeur, IltalianeY, wo .d a „, F r nrinments, may be mixt t, represent a TEA IIISTRI‘L PAR ADI , F. The Orchestra repartment will be yaw l, au tment a, nil tho Peif.irmer , • i exert all their b r at, the o mforniaree ..f the GRAN. EST cor.i.Ec• /pr. o f SONG% slot vuqr e: liewsid in 0.111 wn' 'be ev Pieces, wil lie introlite , d, the T(lot o.d- JEVIII RART"ELENION. • ~n e, Mr. Goy A.,y Mrs KI,AND A..d FINALE, the SF-AEON PLEASIIIt F. I. addittat to tut: unrivalled and excel '. I c o ra ••t, the GIMPCI teas I. sand t o exhibit a w a d h i 1 1 1..40 re-r , vrt ;a.l e thee r.. 1 'jun of at e Concert, will a en..E.NDIO DIsCHAIU:It •i` EIRE WOR'S, %TARA, WHt.ELS, ROCKY ri,,TOURBILLONS, losllit Se. tc. by the Initotto4le Foals. Artist, Madame MAGLER t 4 , Three ts at R ee Ir. nD. to M e?erthl at Seven, .8 tn.. Cone r besght •C.oalro a Gentertere twee ever! awnless eweeut Saord.vs lrt, refering tr. of February last, and tilrn i.slo cotviolefation the Proceedings of the C of Due Lit. ui the 26th do approtn nt . tilt Salaries propos-d tom attached to the several Sitiiatansthr sin sehieri tii the Confirenati-a. f future General Co•irt. NV11.1.11%4 R AT, Bei...tars • CONCLUSION OP MR. P.RATT'S GLEANISGA. Ti,.' Dar is publi.hed, ,mbellolied with • fine Portrait of the /tether, he Caroline Wai.4od. from a Painting by Lawrea..•, fiiree largo Volumes, War°, price One Guinea aid a !fait id boar 1., 11AfIVEST HOME; consisting of Supple:nen , - tare Gleaning: in 131'31111 Part. of England, portico- Lai, r. Llampehire Vifarwielts! . ir , ; and contaii.ing ()tit nal Views of S,eitee, and of t. , e State of the PO*, in the great inanuf4 , ..uriog Towns of Plirmingham, Manch Ater, a"d Sheffield. trial .ding alm three ORIGIN V. DRAMA/I*f till Author; an , l One Volume of hie ORIGINAL. POETRY, with Con croutons of Original Pieces ny the Poet I.4ll.lftit. be P‘e, Dr. Marro, Curies lanoltg. John Taylor, R. C Dal:as, W Hutton, W. Mercer, J. Morrie, sod Dr. Wok. t, the Rey P. rateunt, le. fee. dm. Subjoined is a n and enlarged Edition e the Author's Poem of SYN , IVATI - IY, with Original Notes • GAIMES'S, N0...53 and 4, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. PORTABLE Asltt) .DESKS of seavlned Mahogany. dove-tail-A, not glue joiningt, then will rta,d el.ffere t climate., mid contain every implement fur Writing, D.essmg, and Drswing, al ready in display, and all his own insnufac tun. He hal Desks aline ornamental woods for I.a.lirs. with an .repriate ar, arms, and Pocket Be; *itOridi with 1...Mi me0% of g reat varie•y and elegance, and far Gentleasen Pm. ket Commodes Inc siding. It o Coneave Boson warranted, mid Is Stn.ps. I..ectally prepared. If e m ying Machine in the 1./e.k, • nth turn laeility, I.e,ovoes at an instant, a copy of a sheet of Writing saving time and latrnut„' la deservedly ap. proved. Hs also adapts hi. D-slcs with Tea and other equi 1. age They sewn great advantage from Foreign Nilarkets. Bia^kfr nisi Printed for Richard Phillip., No 6, Bridge street, and to he nark of all B..okvellers Of this ititereqing and amusing Work, the following respect able arid Mae:tendert. opinioos have already appeared: " This prodructi.m is worthy of its Author, abounding both in pleasure and amusement, which are rarely accompanied by so much uti'ity and instruCtion.'%-iAnti Jacobin Review. " Tt.e Harvest /fonts is ever considered the season of mirth, gaiety, and humour. The cares of the moment are forgotten, and all unpleunnt sensations subside before the go of joy an 1 festivity. Tl.e name of the present v. ,rk is not ill adapt-td to the contents. The ' l / 4 othor once more appears before that public, from whom he has no fre quently tort snit approbation, with an increased stock of anecdote., and a not uneiitertaining tntaeily. Amongst the Author's fiiimds, who have lent their kind assistance to this Publication, we dotiuguiali names of avowed celebrity " British Critic. " To chimeterise the manner of an Author, who has been so Ling before the put•lie, ar..l oho* , works have essentia3y cent-noblest to es amusement, wools) be unnecessary. The ...me feeling mind, the same ~ layful I our, the same beei nes, and a sn,al parties, of Vie same ble , 36.hir., run through these evitebee of I a mint H mne," as , Itrough .3 the Glean ings of the sirne Auditor. The Th rd Volume c eteeedoeltb the noble Flom rai gvnapatbey," wow% imeleird and im proved, and name excellent Note., tilu•trativo of the passages :e which they refer." —.Gentleman's Magasine. isFit 11/ "* .N.:LAs i 0 F tF.NCH, HY KING HENRY THr. flFrd AT THE ILL OF AG N F IN tiE V: AR 141 h. ' is;lV/ OPEN at the LYCEUNI, S rRatND— IN • G • t yea int PanorAmie PiPltre, .4 the KA L'of .:INC 'DK I , isteit4 by R. K. PORTEN, Eel T **Grant ti.stinic I Victors is painted from the moat car. wr seit..l, on flit nine Scale as his etlebrated ficteres of Tao *wining Seringtpotani, Siegal of Acre, Rattle: of ai Tha Defeat of the French at Us , P aged :.I.int St. G.eittrd, end pus an accurate Ides f the t4..til,t a the contemling Paola en that incinora .le Ito:lulus 2507 square Vest of Canna. Tie Ptchir- o.t • Portr:it• of many of the Eng ish and French Nalti.ay. An Int:resting ,`,ceosot of the Battle, which will ba found a ',lit Ale Companion to the Picture, Inv bi• had !tic f The Eiltibilion it open eeeiy Day, from Nine OVID& td. d:sk.—lietittance le. rpHE LARC ES i• HORSP. IN THE WORLD ..,I'ONINCH..—..rhe Prorkinr or this noble :minis!, leseir—i-J • •Ii .4 high mesa of gratitude for the I.roors so Ir• boars ...k r ona on hisw by thew, or the Nobility am, (1.. 0 py who ! are tarinari.d hi n with a watt, takes the lihetty of inf.. Cif them that his snit continues ka he exhibited at THII KINGS' INN, near II tTellETT's 110 nu., Fr I.ADILLY. trb amAsing height being Tw.•itty !lands and a 11 li, aikled to the .i.. 9 iiroportion of his limbs, rapiers him Ca admiration of all who hawe seen him The encomiums bo n...don him (by T.., ni g h io.e. the Duke, Duch,sa, Pi.nre William, a d Princes. cambia of filoucesSii, who were (. 1 ,0.1 or view him it i`o. 11th rut ) are, the inoprietir Rat hiritsrli,anffic mit iiidnceinerru for the putitie to cotbract 13 ealy opihirtunity iif gratifying their curiosity. Admittaor-, One Shilitris each Person. S ATE LOT VERY FOR 1005, 11-e ins Drsome mday, 3 , ;th September, 1005. FINHE TICKZTS are Sold, and divided into N Q.,irt-ra„ Csliths, and Sixteenths, by KV ARO, SURNF., .14 Co Stock Srokera„ M Unit State Lottery °Act, No. 91, nude( the Royal fix chatige, London. LOOM% Po-t. , lit, an.w,ted. ar4 SOSO/Let Gratis. THr %CHEM' CONTA.N3,, • ut L. 20,001 3 .... ••• • • of 10,000 3 4 ' of 2.000 6 10 The lowe4 Prat: 2(1. And 101. each f,r th. Fast-3,11m Three Thousand Rla , Jcs. •• Country Order., acc.ornpaitied with short &dell &Es uo Liodon, Pail off - e Orderc or Cash, in Fan:A by Coach nr Oarri r , ytinctu Ily auroras:a to, awl Cortenpondents ry 4. prod , ai Was, vaned slue* en she sane Terms as i w f Far. smutty pkaeat. 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J ACOS BEHMEN's WORKS complete, published by Low• four large 4to. sidearms, with snarly CUttOkla plates, 21. 19s.—same as published at 41.4, COMMON PLACE SOJK w the HOLY BIBLE. by John Locke, E-q. and Dr. DO4rha ore Edition, finely piintxi, 4to CRUTTWELL'S TOUR THROUGH THE WHOLE ISLAND OF GREAT BRITAIN, divided into Journeys, in t-repented with useful Observations. particularly calculated for the we of those who are desirous of travelling over England and Scotland, 6 vtll4. 8,0. 11. Itis b oislisatue as published at tl h. A few espies illu.tratarl by a great variety of Copperplate Views, 6 Vnl4 evo PI IM. Tire British eine lbws enneltidee ai ample and highly re commendatory Criticism en the merits of this Work ir This Public oion abounds with many corvine anecdotes, incidentally intreduced in their proper pieces, which will he very entertaining to the traveller There is judgment as well as labour exemplified in this eorapitaiiwn, which supersede, the use of many smaller works, and is in itself a kind of Liarary of British Travels.' CASTLE or the TIiUILLERIES; or a Narrative of all the !flats which have taken mace in that Takes from it. con stru.tion to the 19th Brumaire, yeas 8, published at 14s. 2 'DA. Oro Pc CUMBERLAND'S CALVARY piths Death if Ch f'.st, • FILTRAORIANARY BARkiAIN IN LINEN-DR %Pr RY LADIES who are making large Purchases pre vious to their leaving fuwil, will find g ea Advatrage hulling at SAMI'FI. DRAPER and Co.'s, at the Golden No 54, Oxforl-strset, the East Corner of Beruer,'- gee, where there are to 5e seen 150 b-eutif.,l satin-worked muslin% only 12s. 6d. the dress; 200 fine India mulls, at 21. Pe piece, sufficient for torte toll dr-sses 75 cambric nit per ,90 India corded nu! -heckee muslin, at 21 94 an' fit. p•r v a d ; 150 India jacco,otts, fur ~ o'. per gate; 145 long ch... is, for gentlemen's el rut, at 4 guineas ; 800 pieces ell-wide India ealien, only Is per yard ; 300 pair heias-macle sheets, fists relit.' use, at I:rs. per mit ; 1,000 4 en...num% tow. 5, at Ida. per ,1114101; 350 dozen DtCCA hand kerchief,, at 1 guinea. V.B. A few real Indian 'guar, shawls, from 5 to 12 guiness, with about 500 he:unarm ditto, a were great bargain, which rethought by easy Ladies to sumac; t e hide ; with a nein bet of other cheap article., toe numerous t.i '.• The above Cheap %V Alehouse is No, 54; and hu the ovur the done O 1 1 V OBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, in Eng. ♦ land, Ireland, and Scotland, inclined to LETT or SELL emir FARMS, EST% fFS, or CAN AL PROPERTY, by PRIV.% f I c4ircriturr. itt pH -mace to iUIILIC AUC TION, may hare thBy e JOHN TOWNSEND,ir ..sninees confidentiall transacted, y At his ESTATE and NAVIOAELE CANAL OFFICE, Nu. sf4i CaMeolll Millet. London. ESTATES UNDER INCUMBRANCE recovered !mm ternpor,ry preisum by a semiy Ceasennn of Arrears of Rents due in London and the weighhonring Counties, mad by Oars urinal Advances of Moa.y Oil the hecu , ities, prevented from actual SAM and Alteration from the pre.ent The INCOME of ESTATES UNDER TRUSTEES, and also COMMITTEES of the COURT OF CHANCERY. re caved on modr , ate Commission and Outstanding DEBTS in 'FR ADE collected then igh.,ut all Puts of the United Kingdom, and is Abroad Dependencies. a • • Postage+, ead other ineideutal Expenses, to be regu lanly claupd. • - -- A GENTLEMAN offers the most infallible EX OTIC fur the TEETH and GUMS ever yet diecnien-d. Iu peculiar properties ars frit simply confined ea the cleansing of the Teeth, but will absolutely preserve them in the highest *Mt , of perfection to the•Mtist period •of final dissolution ; it will render them beautifully whim, without impairing the ens mel ; fastens inch as may be cum; and keeps thosc that are decayed from becoming worse; will eff•ctitally cure the most excruciating tooth•ache, restore them to their unginel minty, and make the breath delicately sweet h will tame the gum, to ednere close and him to the T. 4.1.1., and will render then and the lips 01 a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman of to tune, and is so convinced of its efficacy, that he will tor. frit li4ll. to the person using it as he directs, if they have the Tooth-Ache, or a Tnutb decay...4lm Ceylon Exotic may be had at the Proprietor's, Nu. Y 7, Soho-muare, price 2a 9d.; awl at Mews Norton and Son, Corn street, Humid. N. S. If a tooth is decayed, Or the mouth in a bed state, let the Prop , imor look at it, whit Inquires no tee. Rl.Acs: LEAD PENCILS. THE many grobt impositions pradlised nn the Potil,c by tinerincirl persons eft., vend a vile coin. P 4 ,064.111 appearance lik.: labels least, but which has i•nneof eropertirs, n er a nsa wy for N. MIDDLETON, II " ( :It LEAD PF.NCII. MAKER to the King and Prince si Wal.., to infurm the Tntd, Artists, and these Gentlemen - 4..* are ,, ,tr..a habit of use,* them, that the Pen .1., the re. ..utn,uo •h.ch has :tee mtablialtrd more than fifty Trin‘, ual wh i ch hate been furnierly known by the mark eP stddie tat aptly, an tax distinguished from counterfeits tir the Game of . N. Middleton, girth theaditress of the manufactory, 162, Strand, Losioa l / 4 „.. apposite Newcastle street. The guatest variety in 8416011 , at Letter Copying Machines, Writing sod Dressing ' I ". and stea, Pocket.bo.iks, and a large asenrtmen* of 14 " • --r are constantly ready for sale on the lawns Ny. GODDEN. of Leicester-House, Leicester - • square, meat respectfully informs the Nobility. Cien bls and Public in general. that hi. trade having so considerably L s " 10 0 •1 1, as to tequive mare extensive Premed, and not wring it in he pewee to emerge his Shop, he hu, for their ac enisodation, fitted up his *patinas Ronne", whieh he has °Meld wish en entirely new and Fashionable Assorunent of LA. 114 &dish Muslin', of superior qualities, combined with ir s•_ l9 " l 4 P ; Italian Sa , senets, Chambray', Wove •-• 4l bries, Donnie% and Irish Li6lBlll, which having pm. 1' 40 ' 4 fir Ri•ai'y Money, and selling en the mine termv, Mien bowed: :.!cau offer them to the Pubiie mock under the Pedant pile,: bit% as the limits of en advertisement will not admit cif his d tAiling the whole of his bargain', he hes just mentiened a few of them--Nliste.eight Csmbsies 21". a piece of " Ylloll, Pine dun, V:s 64. Superfine, 7.35.-64th Ditto, 2ts Isinedittn,3 It SitperAne. 86.—Satin Wnrkerl Minlins, 1 4 , . the rounchiren s fine ilittn.2lo Super ditto, 25a ttP to 7. R o illea..—Ehtbassesi sad real Pa es as. to Rs. per Irani—. '''kel and Lem) Westing. Old.—and --and ell wide Chambras, VA. yste ; w th several hundred yards of Dunitie., a particular C r . and every ether Article of Dress equally cheap ~7 _ • G ataMas to gat* the public confidence, hash affised ' I ""ett P1k..., in j.kin Figures, on carry Attleti 4. 06 'n w ni'll nn elemeinent ran he made, and Patten hlo , ..eir• that thn " LAMM. who will tavolar him by inspects re lIK G'" l.l ' , !L I 1 ", nratir be induced to purchase , bat will honour hiss -". the., futile eetantande. N R. l a 4 n4 will be ',leased us notice, that the Rooms are r . , 1 7 *Pea free Ten to Si x , and the entrance te them a neat •111•Dtleduoinistre. JANE TAYLOR, aged thirty - four , broke out, four ream ago, in a large blotch on liar kit leg. h con tinued spreading, tilt it arrived about the knee. its first ap pearance wads redness of an exuenirly high colour ; much heat, and a tormenting itching, which dettroyerl hem deep. At thii time an tem-onus water It al dnehargu J ; her leg. swelling snag tri prevent her moving Pertly about. Poultice. and various ape Outsets were teed with rm., effect. hie thon, by menet menditiot, revolved t.. take Spil.liery's nt Antrocerlotitic Drops. Sne persevered to , sot 'mouths, when she became en tielv well. JANE. TAYLOR. 16, Upper Cleveland Wreet. JAMES TAYLOR. Mr. Spilehury isnot aecnent.ahlo fir any stature veld, uta k% tilt words Ay the Ling's Patent" aer Wonted at length en the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper the ateesp also (the Ring's testy) is minted black ink saddled of rod. lot . I des as N. ltd. end 11. Vs. duty lacteal& putt Edttion. ertth the Authors Lite. ne 44 pubitshed at 14.. with • complete HISTORY or els P?leant Time , 3 vols. 12cno. 5.. 64. 4 I, Conntete; cu rtainin g m evir IATE of HUMAN Lift., &c. Ate. ems 44 publohed at 94 ENCE!' lENT, tY of the COMM tMINATION, of tito L %rt . . WAR B's. 34 6.1.-ust inspirited et 140. aid Co. *maim,* to purchese Limas* "4. on .. Han ohteh insures the toll leeks ate esehanited oh the meet 11.-