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• , • • ' • • <,.• • - „ •.„ • • • 4 / 4 k 4v• •••' • .„-p - I 71 , . 1. 1 1 „.4 17. \\\\, r I NUMP,D7R. -)0'17•] • _ MONDAY, jl5 N E 14, I SO2. i - s.. I [PRICE SIXPENCE. 'At an ASSENIS,LY of, the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and • COMMON-COUNCIL of the CITY of CORK the st. Day of May,• .142, . t:ollowing ADD,RISS to. the 'Right Hon. - Admiral LORD A k NE Ky . : . was unaniinously voted: ' • i 1 - v ri Recall yor , nghty tespetted.Predecessor w ould.haitebe.ln:tritich. more senibly.teit and regretted b y tis ,. not:pirrbelovcd Sovereign been graciou'sly . pleased to zippoint your Lordship his Successor in - Command ; to His Majesty we therefore feel bound , in gratitude for conferring tat situation on v u ur.LordShip, as froM your tried and at:- kiliovietiged we could safely repose every confident reliance that. your utmost exertions would at all times be di rected to vrards• the•pivtection , of this Cowit ry. tilese our ex pc.:tA tiigis we have not n e en disappointed during the period of your residence amongst us. . .• Your removal %Ur - should now, deeply regret, if occasioned by any other cause than the return of Peace, a blessing, the attainment of-which can alone be ascoibed to the giorious and unequalled Valour of His Alai&ity's Forces by Sea and La nd ; In tile Naval Department, we cannot but add that your Name and Chirktet will ever rank high in our estimation. , • ‘Ve entreat. your Lordship, . before your departure, to ac, •ceot our fervent wishes, that you may for many years,enjoy a diginfied repuse under the shade of laurels well earned. We have the Honour to remain, With perteet esteeni, Philip Allen, M. R. Westropp, Mayor, WilliamtLey;:ester, john N; Wrixon, \ Sheriffs Thomas - Harding, junk .• jam G. Newsom, - Paul Nlaylor, • . Samuel - Rowland,, ThomaS Harding, john Shaw, ' • Thomas Dunscombe, Com- •Joini Thompson, mon Speaker, , Philip liennet. . . In a few Days will be"published, In ()Claw, •, price 7s. in b oar d s , • The First Volume of , HE NAVAL HISTORY of the' late WAR, : :Compiled from Authentic Documents, • By WLLLIANI STEWART ROSE. Printed for Cadell, jun. .and Davies, Strand; and R. It Evans,- Pall' Mall. This Day was published, in Four Vols. Octavo, • - ' Price.ll. i6s. ju boards,- NTAVAL CHRONOLOGY t . Or, - AN HISTO. RICAL SIIMMARY'of.NAVAL and MARITIME EVENTS, from the time of the Romani, to the Treaty Z..,1 Peace, in iSoz.. .With an Appendix. By ISAAC SCHOMBERG, Esq. Printed for T. Egerton, near Whitehall-; Messrs. Rich ardson, ar the Royal Exchange ; and a. Bickerstatt; corner of Essex -street, iu the:Strand. - 5 * The Fifth and Last Volume, *ill be published in a fe vv*tveek This Day were published, Elegantly printed in a' Pocket Voltam; price - ss. in boards, IR). ROAD GRINS ; •cumprizitig, with'New -ditionnl Tales in Verse, those formerly.publislied un der the titl?.. of " My Night-Gown and Slippers." ~By GEORGE COLEMAN:(t - he Younger.) - Printed for Cadell, jun, and W. Davies, Strand. KITCHEN- . FURNITURE, LAMP, and 1..N1P_01r;.,,, WAREHOUSE, No. 188, Two Doors from St. Dunstan's Church; Fleet-street. A .RNOLD 14INCHET1." testwafully begs leave .1 to inform the-Nobility, Gentry, z.tce. that they may be supplied at the libove Wa . rehouse M, tlle greatest vmie.ty of Articles of the best workmanship, and on the most reason.: able terms, in Double Block Tin, Copper or.lron Kitchen Furniture; complete sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen Fur uitur-, e at 81. Rs. or any part may be had separate, if re. qvircti; Portable. Roasting jacks, with re ,co rn s:kreen s , calculated for .sinall Families, or Suainier Residences ; Port able. Cottage - Ovens, that may be used over any StOveor cOm ition,kire; .sets of Double Block Tin Dish Covers ; a gen. : r-el assortment of real Pontipool and Brotived Tea. and Co(- lee Urns, elegantly mounted, and or, itic newest .patwrn,. ; hue j:tpanned Tea Trays, 'S'v'.+it rs, Tea Cadi.lies-,' Piate, Warmers, Coilee Biggin,, in Pontipoot a^:4 other ornaineht:-.1. • Japan; an Oleg:int iissortillekat P ated•A rticlesi with Ranges, I(egis62r, Pantheon„ aid i:Tcr4it Stoves ; • great vat iety of Table. Kiiiveljellv 111611,13', iniatitig Machines to destroy.. I nscds on Fruit= trees HOt-liouses ; Garden Engines;- Chamber Bathing , Machines;:. Conjurers, or Travelling Kitchen's, calculated oar Pleasure Parties ; Phosphorus 'Finder i3oxes and Matches ; Hcaring Trumpets to assist Deaf Perkins ; a larAe assortrniit of Hall Lall?..71":1S, and Patent I:amps for. Staircases, boards, Counting-houses, Reading Chambers, Warehou.ies, anti various other purposes. , ice"' (ieilliine Spermaceti Oil. - This Dav was published, in Quarto, rFr4E FESTIVAL of the ROSE ; 'wird other POEMS. _ • Printed by T. Benslev ; and may be had of Evans, Pail ; Mr.. Robson, New Bond-str;!e't ; , Messrs. Kerbys, Bond- , :treet ; Mr. - White, Fleet-street ; wed Mr. T. Hurst; li.:4trnoster-row. . VAUXHALL. .. U nder the Patronage of His-Royal Highness the PRINCE of THIS WALES. PRESENT EVENING, June 14,, Where may be had, -in duodecimo, The Enchanted Plants, a New Edition.' - , • will be A SUPERB GALA, .1 nission A _ l And grand Exhibition' of FIRE-WORKS. n Eight 3. ---lloors open at Seven, and the Concert be o'Clock: . This 1.),.y was published, price 3s, 6d.. in. boards, lISCFLLANEOU,S TRANSLATIONS and \4 ()NS of the Minor Greek Poets. `TV S.d3. S. MORRITT, Esq. Non prz.eter solitnin leves.—Hort. Lib. I, Printed /or Payne. and Mackinlay (Successors to Mr. Elins lyl, Strand. m' IIAN OVER:SQUARK CONCERT ROOMS. DiS LINWOOD'-s'EXHIBITION, with an . AptilTl ON of - PICTURES this SEA.SON, - is rives I. 4 l''n, Fold Will conanue-Every .Dar, Sundays excepted, In time .in .. the Niorning till Evening. To which the Right Hon. Admiral LORD GARDNER Was pleased to return the following Answer : To the 'MAYOR; SH LI RI FFS, and COMAION-COUN— CI L of the CITY of CORK. • GENTLtMEN, • feel with - pride, and shall remember with gratitude, the Honour you have this day conferred bn me. 'l' approba.: tion °latch men as cumpo3e , the respectable Body ivna have been pleased to, reward me with - this thsanguished mark of their kinrin,ess4. is truly grateful to me; and peL mit me -to assure ) ou, that although I am to be so soon separated from yon, 1 shall carry with the the strongest sentiments of at tachinent to y . olir City, and shaii evci• have the most sincere Wisho for the Happiness ,and Prospenty of Cork and Ireland. • .I have,the Honour to-be, Gentleintn,. Your faithful and obliged humble Servant', Cove-Hon;l4 • GARDNER. May 31, iSoc. ANATCY:.IY.---Vol. 111. This Day was.published, la Royal 061avo ' - with- numerous Enzrakings, Price 7s. 6d. boards, Tart 1. of VolurW.t. 111 : of MHE ANAtO,',IY of the HUMAN BODY. By JOHN and CilltLES-BEEL. 'Admittance One Shill4ig Sufgeons, Edinburgh.' This Part contains the Anatomy of the Brain, and De scription of the Course of the Nerv:s. , l'he Second Pars, containing the Anatomy of cite 'Eye and Ear, is in Irawarcln.ess, and Will speedily be published. Printed for 'l'. N. Longintai and O. -Rees, Paternoster row; and T. Cadell„jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Ot wlymn may be had, __ , • PORTSMOUTH: • TO. BE •SOLD BY UCTIQN, • By Mr. MERRETT, At th 2 Star and Garter Tavern, Poiht-stract 4 on Thursday the 17th .Day of June, iSoz, at Elevt.ll o'Clock, r riiE, Good • am' Valuable fast-sdiling SMACKS • the TWO FRIENDS and HOPE, as they now lay at Fareham Quay; - the Two Friends being in burthen by Re_ gister 54 Tons, and Will carry to Sea 65 Tors ; the Hope by Register 4S! , Tons, and, will carry to Sea 6o Tons.. The Standing 'and Running Rigging, Sark; and Ground Tackle, are in the hest condition, and the Vessels can be sent to Sca at an hour's notice. . _ r. 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Superbly printed in imperial Bvo. and beautifully 'coloured., -Price ii. is, inboards. Speedily ‘vill,be published, in t vol. large 410. A Series oi Engravings, illussrating the Anatomy of the Brain ; with a Dissertation on the CommuniCation between the Ventricles of the Brain. By Charles Bell, Fellow of the of Surgeons of Edinburgh, At a MEETING of the MALSTERS or the COUNTY or LO U GEST ER, held at the . I- leeee Inn, at Rodborough, the :7th of May, rgoz,pursuailt to Public ,advertisement Mr. LEV ERSAG E in the Chair; ESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the 3oth Seaion of the Aa of Parna -I.ltely pasted, fprainpoSing a new Duty on Malt, and that part_of the33d:Seaion q,rhe same Aa, which relates to the Wetting, Watering, or Sprinkling M lt, be:bre the same has been twelve days from the Cisffrn, is• highly op pressive aial injurious, and opgiit to be repeaiesi. Resolvcci, Tnat a. Petition be Immediately presented to Parliammt, praying that the same rnay ebepealed. Resolved, That•the Pe:ition now read ; e approved, and that the Members for the County be requested to present the same. • Res slveA, 'Out 'a Subscription he immediately entered into, for defraying the necess try Expenses attending the --,olutions be published twice., in For Particulars, inquire of the Auaioneer, Fareham ; or to Mr. William Prior; of the same place. TO• CLERGYMEN. V ANTED,.aII USHER for the Free Graurruar School in the City of Lincoln; on or before the.29th t;.— ha- ot September iiext. It is required, that any Person ,ap in; shall h aven proper Recommendation, and be compe 3, t to t eac h t h e L at i n an d Gr e ek L anguages. Two Curacies in the Neighbourhood, of Lincoln may be dad With the above Appointment. ' - co Application to be made at the Town Clerk's Office, Lin- By Order of the Visitors of the said School, Lincoln, late 8,180 z. • , REUBEN TERREWEST. A FRENCI-1 GENTLEMAN, who has auend tll. ed a Dispensiry for six years in London, as ap Apo, •learned in Cheinistrv, used t o th e Management Of obucal, Apparatus, and a Dolor in Physic, would be lad vrwl. a sHltation suitable to his Capacity. ~,4 411 , 1 )1y- to Dr. Vizient, No. to, Queen-street, Golden • POIyFERS TO BE LETT on LEASE, fur_ any Term' not exceeding 'Sixty-one Years, to commence front Lady-day next, r ipil:UF. Valuable. and Extensive Pr..-inises X ijoiniiig the Ctistorn House, knovvn by the name of PORTERS QUAY, ;th very capacious and substantial W,irehouses,' together s.. , ith Four House: contiguous, extend , iug into Lower Thaints-street, not heretofore Leased there with. These Preinises ate admirably Well calculated either for the tbreign or the home Trade, and their great importance to all - "persons engaged in any extensive commerce, renders a further description of th::m unnecessary. A . plan of the aforesaid Premise& .may be seen, and f urt h er particulars krl.3w4i, by application at the Clerks Office, Fih- Tucuigcr's-hail, ; where .Propos a l s , sealed up, may be sent on or before. toe Stet diy.et tuty next._ N .11. The Lund Tax has been redeemed as to all the aforesaid Premises. Ordered, That these Resolution . ._ p, each of THE SUN, Star, andGlOndeiter Papers. PETER LEVERSAGE. The ChairmAn having. quitted the hair; the Thanks of this Meeting were unanimously voted to him, for his atten tive condua therein: • • 'nits Day was Published,' Price is. bd, The riith Edition, with considerable Additions, of t.e. f ~ j /IAXIIVIS'of-HEALTH; or, an EssA . l' ON Is- J.V.L . DIGESTIONt containing advice to persons of ided with• Complaints of the Stoatach and Bowels; also to those troubled with nervous, bilious, and gouty, disorders, habitual costiveness, and head,acb ; together with meiical - advice to F e males ; illustrated wan several remarkable cases, proving. the beneficial efli:as of. the Medicines 'reconnuended for the above complaints; with observations on that kind of : . fb , ..sd which atnrds the most nourishment, and is the easiest of di. gestion • 'on milk drinks, exercise, and air; including TiCEATISE ON SEA AND COLD-BA CHING, and remarks On titc shower-bath • likewise explaining.why the sea inal country air is more salubrious than that of cities and large towns. By R. SQ(SIRRE.I.I., M. D. • • Sold by Murray and .ilighlee; No. ;a, Elect-Street ; Ri (ll4 Royal Exchange; •flatchard, No. 190, Piccadif-. I . y; ni°n :t s titi hy every other Bookseller in Town and Country. To' MERCHANTS, CAP'I'AINS of SHIPS, OFTICERS of the ARMY, NA y Y, and OTHERS. For NERVOUS DISORDERS and IN Wei.RD DECAY. Loss of.Mentory, ' Feebieness, Dimaess of Sight, Ilortors or . the Mjndi Pains ot' the Back and- LOinsi Paralytic Complaints; Trembiings,• • &c. &c. &c, HUNTEc 2 s - RESTORATIVE 13ALSAM • o f 1.1 F E and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of the first distinztioroll this Kingdom,zt as others, by whom it is acknowledged to possess vrrrwsreili...•aciori s pro perties in the cure i of Weakness and Decays. • It supplies the exhausted parts With fresh juices, and totally re.e.,tawi s h es the whole NervouS System. ty :A NTED. AS LADY'S MAW, to . tro,rel on the Conti_ 41t , rent, a inidille-aved Single Woman. who understands t. ye 3 l l eaks : she inust understand per&eijy ' repi s it e in the eup.ilaty of Lady's Maid. and an tinde i'‘te characir retir. i sA 4 79 g i . Y for A. B. N o . i, Mortimer-street, c. BOROUGH OF LEICESTER. A T a MEETING of the GOVERNORS of the Li_ FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, holden at theGuiid , hall on Wednesday the 9th Day of June, itioz, the Rev. HENRY ST. JOHN BULLEN, A. M. Rector of •Quar rington, in Lincallishire, now' Second .Master of the free Grammar Schbol'at Bury St. Edmund's, vas unanimously eleded Head Master of the Free Grammar School in this TOwn, on the resignation of the Rev. S. Heyrick, A. M. And it was resolved unaniniously, that . the.Thanks of the Governors be given to the Rev. S. Heyrick, for the Dili gence, Learning, and Fidelity, which he has manifested during the period that he has held the Situation he is about to - resign.- " THOMAS PEACH, Mayor. LW- MAIO/ WALFORD's CREDITORS. HERIFAS MARY \VALFORD, of: Saint l ac ,.. Luke's, Old -street, Widow, Soap-boiler, and cake liiE,-V_lg"Nlatitifadurer,' having as - signed over her Estate . and i, hr, t : : 10 Trustees, fpr the benefit or' her Creditors ; Notice e ti e!))/ given, to' such of the Creditors w h.. have not eXe v`,l the :;aid Deed • that it now lies at the Oflice of lklessrs. • .'"d, r) . - ' - _ , I hi., Lonetts, and Greave., No. 3, - C-opthall-court, th itt 'iOnortdri-street, where they are requested to attend tor .. Me eurl)o.se, any day, before the first of July next, between ult. s ors of One and' Three o' Clock. Such of the Cre . tlitor t i t ic t ., E , c l i ll not execute the Peed before that tune, NNW he its b e ' ,the banefit of the Dividend; which is soon intended .....,,,_ iacte. I inponaiit Decision in tiie Court of King's Bench, extreme ly interesting to the Commerce of the Country. This Day was published, Price 25. sewed, DROCEEPINGS of .the COURT of KING's BE NC II in GtIILDH A L L," on Weineeday the 28th April,•lBo2; Mr. justice Grose, and a Special . jury of London - Nlmliants, in an Adion brought by - Cbarles Brooke, Wool-broker, versus Henry Guy, Clothier, .tor a Libel. Taken in Short-hand by Mr. GU RN EY: - • " I think this Paper is a most excellent Treatise upon the Duty of a Broker. . Whether 'the Plaintiff is to continue a Broker.or not,-1 do not know •, but if he is, I wish he would read it, and attend to it every day of his life. For to be sure, better Observations on . the Duty of a Broker, on his Oath, on his Bond, and upon every thin;; he ought to do, and some things which he ought not todo, I am sure I never read." Vide J udge G rose's Charge, p. . . Chippenliam : Printed for J. M. Coombs ; and sold by T. Hurst, Pateruoster-row ; J. Bally, C. Smith - , and T. Gibbuns, Bath ; Emery and Co. W. Sheppard, •and Lansdown, Bristol; RobOrts, Gloucester; J. and E. Up ham, Exeter; H. Holmes; and T. Bothamley, Leeds; and J. urst., kyaketield. Gentlemen from the East and .Vest Indies, . whose habits were - relaxed by the. heat of those. Climates, have received infinite benefit;,as well as Officers belonging to the Army and,Navy t , whose .COnstitutions were impaired by hard ser.: vice, "and the various changes of Climate; &c:. Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a few Boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, be the Means of preventing various disorders, and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. COAL, TAR BROWN, AND VARNISH PAINTS. THE PUBLIC are most, respeafully informed, that the above-mentioned Articles continue to be pre pared by the BRITISH COLOUR 'COMPANY onl', at No. 32, Walbrook, London ; and are recommended as cliealf, useful, and ornamental coverings for wood and iron without doors. The Tar BrovOn is intended for rough boarding, paling, sunk fences, &c. The Paints are of various shades of Green and other Colours, peCuliarly adapted for fences round pleasure.grounds, planed wooden buildings, iron rail ings, &c. They are easily applied, being sent in a state for use, and are very durable. Direclions for their use are sera with the Articles. The Company supply also ground White Lead, and all other Paints, Linseed Oils, &c. ofthe best quality, and at the lowest prices. • MARGATE. - '' P ECT TAVERN. , HOTvL, AND BOWLING . . " At ,. , ' ' GREEN, . t ` - ' I VIES COTTERELL (from Mitchener's) te eik B Peetfully intbrms the,Nohifity, Gentry, aud- Public in ]q a l' , l, tha t lie has taken the above Rouse, and fitted' it up : I , ll,: c,?infort a bl e and genteel st il e f or t h e i r ac commodation.— lid, ' - ' , ( l -roon is arc pleasantly situated, commanding on one filar a a q extensive yiertof the Sea, on the other, the rown of Choice and Pi.osped of the surrouaug, Couniry. A *mice Old Wines, 4 t4Liquors'of the first quality. 1 ,9°0(1 Billiard. Table, Bowling ' Green, Trap-ball t .--(., &c. 1 C 1 .1:1 a ,. 0 • lopes, by unremitting attention, and very moderate N i zra;lQ merii the Public l'a, - /our. ko ae} ,- Good Stabling and Coach-houses ; handsome Glass ..--...ind Post Chaise to lett. ANNUITIES TO 13E SOLD. A L N or ANNUITY CLEAR YEARLY 1N .., 'Kett C () .V.E of tool. secured upon the Life of the Grantor, k-v,.. 45 3 and upon a valuable LI V!NG in Essex_ of 4001. ilfe upwards - . a ditto of 301. a- . 1. ear upon the Life of. 4- Year, l"ll4 " , upon the like security ; .Otte of 401. ePon Two healthy hives, 30 each, and t,Feured • 3 SI. "Nl:Ards of 30001. five per Cent, Consols; a ditto of .l‘ hre —Ycar ' , Pon a Single ife, azed ;o, and secured or. Soool. C' 1C I).et Cent:Annuities • the Dividends of Five per, 44,, • Contols, for two. Lives, 2.?, each ; : the ditto, of boo!. th e rer Cent. COnsols, for Life Ofa healthy Moo, aged 44 Cen ts (lt° of cool.; Three per Cents. and fooci! . Fo"rP e of 3 ; for Liie of a healthy Woman ag_ed 53 ;.s Rent Charge a-yezr, upon Life of In g e. Grantor, aged 531, and v erY ample ' 11 t te.• iii Kent—the 'fern's egifs? s ~, p c ,; ~ are.trom Sjx_tp Ten Yeirs Purchase. p ost. ) t;iirther Particulars apply personallY,"orb7 Letter,. ' (1 • to the Annuity'ollice of Nlelville and Co. 7, :sr Strand.---P. S. The Lives arc mos: of them at the Pelican; lilackfriars, and other Offices • • • PIICKINCHANISHIRE. • 6 17 " b t - tryttr - By-- Pitt VATE-CONTRACT. L• \/-Ei AL Valuabl e an d v e r y De,irable _ 11 0 ItOt e n, and sutili wrt 'LEA'S.7.HOLD and COPY:- .1.1"41 .1) D 1 )1:A t\ ‘ •t at Walciridgq ,Aston , 11 ,. i1 , in tile l'4a.rishtri.-44444"' ;tOn,,,„auLL about 6 mile - from A.y ci le-sburvo to from 4 3 7 t. 41 41.46 from Londo n ; cntaining altogethci:_, nearly cr e' of excellent 'and impr ovea bie Nleadow, !Air tall part Artble Land, in the several 9cenpation.s. rof rliornas Ann 'Roger, , Ala r 3 and Nir. )ameny Tenants, at ve ry ' l 'o - 17. 1 " (6 ' 4 r-is4l4), uutita 4 4.614‘..414;5j.q. 11 # 14.4 i 1 Airriffnns, w yiewcu on appl:c.,t.i on to Mt' • T":ll','' of ; fartlicr p.aricniKs knot% I c , s • iolin3on 'and Gaskeli Solicitor;, • .ridon (wh _ 4 %1 of Mr. 13 id, Soiit .c) it t o . 11'111..1 7 s- c‘2ll '); \• •..~ ~ s ARCHER' and HAUGI - ITON, froth. Dublin , Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufacturers a• - d Mercers, to Her .Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutcbess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent ;garden, London: The-elevated • Patronage of Her Majesty,. the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank . and 'Fashion, it iS hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of -a discerning Public, the deeided superiority cf Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, • Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to render it .unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver tisements of others, whose.chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. CAUTION. Whereas Archer and Haughton have been credibly in formed, that a great many people in this kingdom are now, and have been, for some time past, inanufaekuring and sel ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of'Archer and Haughton'; Nlanufaclory, with a view to discredit and injure their House, - and a gross impo sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, a's far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction arty person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their Manufadure, that was not actually. .bought at their House *** Merchants supplied many Amount. They-have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen try,. that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety. ot' Monming Goods than into be found in any other House in whieh they are enabled to sell (for ready moneyj at - prices much lower than they cast he, had else Where, the . whole being of their own manufaCture :—they consist of White and Black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozinas, dress, Bar eelon Serges, Lutestsings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf bilks, Handkerc.hiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a g r e at chi ice of Patterns in grey Pciplins and. Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-vfide POplin's of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures, double black Serges, and rich Irish ,Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded; chain, and stripg, .for Clergymen asrei Gentlethen who. al ways -wear.black ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, beint; of the very hest triple tire. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their Housr. • N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufactured into' Poplins or • 'rabbi:lets ; fabberays for Furniture of the dita-rent las Mu. , able Colours, manufactured on the 41Patiest notlet.' TO THE BOOKSELLERS. MO induce the Booksellers at all times to-keep the undermentioned STANDARD WORK S upon sale in theit Shops, for the inspection, and immediate aciontmo. datiourof their Customers,, Mr. Phillips hereby engages, at any time, to exchange new _and perfect Copies, which re main unsold, for any other of them. He adopts this at ralleinent, in the full confidence that all 13ooksellers will, in due time, experience the constant and steady saleof these Works, and that, as they are thus guaranteed from risk and loss, they will' always consider each a them as a ptolittible and necessary part of their Stock. Thz New Zublications relative to Ilftich Mr. Phillipt en ters into this engagement, are, t. De. Thornson's Family Physician.. 2. Dr. Watkins'.s Biographical Dictionary, • 3. The Encyclopedia or, Wit. 4. Dr. Ma'yor's British Nepos. 5..--- Ditto's Natural History. 6. -- PlutarCh. 7. - Ditto's Spelling-book. S. 1 -- Ditto's Short-hand. • 9. - Dr. Gregory's Polite Education. to. Mr. Irving's Elements of English Composition. if. Mr. Pratt's Classical English Poetry. 12. Dr. Watkins's Scripture Biography. 13. Dr. Bus'oy's,Musical Dictionary. 14. Dr..Rellder'S Soirows of Werter. • 15. The Volumes of Dr. Mayor's Universal History. 16. Miss Aikin's Poetry for Children. 17. The juvenile Plutarch, 18. Visits to the. Menagerie, and-Botanical Garden. • fg. The Little Hermitage, and other Tales. • zO. -Numbers of the .Monthly Magazine, from ana after the present date. zt: Dr. MaVor's Grecian History, 2 vol.S 22.• Ditto's . Rdenan History, - 2 VC!'. 23.. Schofield's Bible Stories. ' 24. Dr. Nesbit on Diet. • The Booksellers may address their Orders for these Docks in the usual. wee, to choir regular Correspondent's, but fu ture V)cciutriy, lyZ more conveniently made, by trans -thitting the Books which are to be eichalitti . (ttee of ear directly tes Mr. Phillips. 71, St. Paul's Chur.,tl-y,ard, • Note.—Thi"Restorative is prepa s red in Pills which pro duce more gradual and lasting etfects than all the internal forms; the finer parts of the Balsam are also better preserved. A Pamphlet on its virtues, witli a List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders, price 6d: To be had at 'Wade's .Mcdicine Warehouses, No. 163, Fleet-street, and No. 13, Old Bond-street; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller, Strand; Bacon, Oxt;ml - ; Crutwell; Bath ; Swiney„ Printer, Birmingham ; Tesseyman, York. ; Binns, BookselLr, Leeds ; and all other Venders of Medijnes- in Town and Country—price 6s. 3d. the; box ; or it may be had in lars'er Boxes, price only 11. B s . which contain the quantity of six sad' boxes, as made up for the Army and Navy. ) B. Country Gentlemen and others may be supplied with this Medicine; by sending, their orders by 'Cbaelunen, or NAi.srt;:ntin, or by inclosing cask in a sunil I parcel, direded to Mr. Julio Wade, No. i 63, Fleet-street, or at No. 1:3, Old flood-street. WELCH' FEMALE PILLS. For the Green—sickness and other Disorders incident-to young Females. . • • ..., The following instance of their uncommon Efficacy, it . worthy the attention of the Atllided. _ To Mrs. KEARSI.EY.• . Madam, Pangbourn i April 7, . 180 r I . ati AM happy to inform you, by the ine ofyour humanity and bounty,.Marylleacon is quite recovered awl, gone again to her _place. By a severe cold she catigfritaiinns in au tuinn, she was afflicted with swelled leg s , v i o l ent them and her head, great shortness of breath, loss of'a c)pptul,i appetite notatu! gsleeteup p s a t r ; ,: i t r.s w w h i e t t i t i o l u s t a i ‘ v v st h i e n r g a , tanhderlvtarr i t i l l i c el it i' l s a , Sheb)eotgiving any assistance to the family. 13efiare she had taken one box of your Pills, she found so much -relief to' her breath she could make her bedi and after taking two boxes of them she was perfcdly restored to health. - Her mother, who is . a widow, with six small childten;.begs her thanks may be -sent you with mine for the Pills ; and believe time, ' Your much-obliged ~ No. 6; 0 x fo s rd. ; ' SUSANNAH SMITH . Welch/s . Vei\iale P alb with directi ons , price as. 9 d. a Box,. y 7 are sold wholesale byi'.. Keart,i,iy, Fleet-str..%.i; London= also retail by.llicey and Co. Bow Cnurch•-ard, Cheapsid e F. - New-eery, No. 45., St. PattP6 - Church-y,rd ; lebotklt and C t o i O n g x e t r o i rd s - t s r a t r n e d e , hear Clam -log-cr oss ; M a r shall; t; I . l'id,. : i rt 'Hart -street, .Bloonishury ; E. New cry, the - cornet' of St. street N ;.. 0 1i . 15 S 0 t i r Paul's Church-yrd ; Gelding; 1i0.4 - .1, Cdrithill ;.. Wade No. 13, old 13cm:1-street ; Bolton's M e di c i ne Shop (not 'T i nt's), front of tr.: Royal Exchzio;:; ; Cialk, N o . z 69, go..- rough ; and Ward, opposite Gray's I nn Gate, Hoil - ,ern. * 44 * As zinother Medicine is sold under the name of'Welch'S Female Pills, willch is sp u rious,, Purchasers ar s e requested to rt:mark, as the surest testimony of:nal - ninth:ay, that each ball o f direaions is signed frith the name of C. Kear6luy, in lrand-writing;. and on the autsirL,. whereby SCrYaiirs cannot be imposed-on, the Stamp is p inited . hy periii:ssion of His AdajestYs- How:nu - 41e Coss.uniss.:iners of Stains, thu 5 ...... -., C. Ke i rsltyi No. - r i b, .flei4t-stic.,:t.." I\i ‘..n.-: vthrra ar# ~ , • RANELAGH WILL CONTINUE OPEN THIS EVEN ING and on WEDNESDAY, with A CONCERT • . . ,—F V OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. 41-ctmittance 35. 6d. each Person,- Tea and Coffee included. And On FRIDAY NEXT, June 18th, Will be given A REGATTA. The Pfizer. will be rowed for by SIX PAIR O OA RS,. to slort from BLACK-FRIARS BRIDGE, at F,EVEN ° Mock - • ; Pass through the CENTRE ARCH of BAT: KS EA Bic I DG E, and return , to the WATER GATE, at RIANELA.GH. 11 1' .2' e Such Watermen (above Bridge) as chuse to start for h er prizes, aredethed to enter theirnames with Mr. Cham oßoat-builder, Millbank; on or before Tuesday, at Four jl . `,pc. k, when the lots will be drawn. ickets for Private Coach Stands to be had at Ranelagh ;241se. • ROYAL, EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, • , < June 2.d, I.Boz. I .I HE COURT - of DIRECTORS of tie ROYAL tj ee ,EXCHANGE A'SSURANC'E, '.o hereby give • No t, aut their Transfer ODU ha shut from 'CUES:. h i ? tt, the zzd of lune inst. to Ty ESDAY . the, i3th . day of (:(: n ext ; and that • a GENERAL COUR - T . - ,of the said bApration will . be holden at their (Mica, on WE DNIES_, to __! tue 23d of june insf. at r o'clock in the forenoon, to • 41 dcr of a Dividend., 11 0 SAMUEL F ENNING, )nn. Sec: the R. Attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at Oflice in Pall Mall, fur the assuring of Buildings, •Nierchandize, and Ships, from Los or' DaniT.,6J]y Li re + , and also tor the assurance of, 4nd granting Annuities on