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rt ....._ _ rumnEß 4 00 4. I VAUXHALL. THE ANNUAL SILVER CUP and' COVER, giye n b. the Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens, W I LL cttb4.1!..1) 1.0 It TO.:410 It ROW by Gentlemen's Plea• r, Floats, under Ten Tons, subje6t to' the Rules kill E , i,(Nul.itiuns of the Cumberland Sailing Society. In the Iri ' e ning *ill be a SPI ND ID GA LA, when the Gardens illuminated, and the present and fo!rner together with the Transparency of the Sal hag , hd exhibited in the Rotunda and adjacert Room. JINNI hiichar-,. Works by Signior Vincenzo De ire t 1114Haal .e',:drunission Three Shillings. PRIVAT E SEMINARY THE4I' POURTE F. N I' DPI I.S, of the first Connexions, BY 1 HEYWOOD, LL.D. YOUNG GENTLEMEN are very respe& - l v. boarde, and taught whatever is useful or ortia ral in Education, viz. the Classics; Writing, Arithmetic, lit;ll4ti°,.n, Trigonorn.,:try, hiavigaftm, Sze. and are fitted tt,piontster, Schols: Eton, () I • any of the superior Public, k t ,', l l, the Royal Military Estan'ishinents,'or such Corn -44'. , Oopariments their respective de a illations may m i. 10'...froctl, baueing, Dnivving, Altbie, be Master! o 11.'0. Not to break into the sele l / 4 ttness and unity of the V;,:.!lr.al'ar.lour hoarder -or Day SLholar is"received . . - . at'l,,rtinripal, who one able resident Assist:tot, seia,,o.l. , 11 . 4 % the ‘il:li,•, or ow. Youth , t;enthrtrien htmstAt i • no se. towf.,;;;_m3,iYile, :)rtilitasts and clines with them. . Ctke all rite; rig. kept. In eas'e of Indisposition, they.expi..- ~,,Itt!.lle. relwer assiduities which the most alrectlonate 1i1; 4 211- e• Each l'ilpil has a separate Bed. it Q,,,ths;;;;;h: particulars may be known of 1)r. Heywood.. 44, 3 !ch; or of •a f; ntlernan in Town, whose Card o f !bay 1:!e hitcl at O. 26, Rathbonc-plaee, Soho. sti uare• , , e . , P.I)I.ICA TI ON, / ri l• . ocrleol a few Miles from . London, . cikki.ll.lrMiii for Board, Was.illtlgttia.ndrreTnetlhi,tioLnaf, W riting;, t . 11l gra,,liri t o h t l . l tt. the ta'%(',,:neek, tlll!lev.rleXtit'rh: ' Mathematis: ,_ .iookl or everyY(te'sCruilp'll'ircin, 1 , 0 RTY GUIN EAS per ..firittiti, and Three Gitineas Entrance. 1)Ittio. , EXTRA %te e '",, One Cuinea per Quarter, and One Guinea Lu. two P ° 'l4lf-A-guittra per Quarter for Riding occastenallfta, Isnity: bellig kept for t ear purpose as a reward r L oki, I,4r.tiand stimulus I oclustry. 3 1tt1i. , ,, I ;Ha, pawl ,„,idres;ed to C . D. the Oxford and INitill.lre Quite -house, No. to 6, Strand, will have due at- h , , IN rit/ ..I.,reieAr ppieuie wanted for the Tern,. of _Fi v v e e a yer: ,: I'4t,ttilign..l..erar'nv.et,ve Vital s of A ge. "S w i ll ha ve an but ki;t 4 1 7_ 1 , tut, every thing taught in the S chool,.doing 11,...iir,iniuinnItisloeilower Llastes as soon as gable of 1/IFSII4Ik • -- -- -- I:)taOFFIC,'SI:EIt LIFE INSURANCE and'ANNUrrY kAr kAN D and COIL NEI 11.1., LONDON. 15thtl.ies orhilevitnirous of providing for their .nt Fanii. secure Aenti;r:Vflk.'h, chtitidjC',Y' bYan Al t H l l t ti4 r l P P e a rl( m in ' either an tothvii,lior the rentaindrernoi ° E r ik? Y or ° a gross e Sum' to be paid 1444 trea,e. t° Tua . 441 rn 'y be made f V •I, of other Puiposet :7 )I„vlde tor Itiv.w 1 131. a arl . e ) ' Surtax aid - tor I tt . to r t m . ) ,. - a ot loises ; to Secure , LifesPstates i 'n'Ail,, f Al It.ltntlits, or for the Purchase of )14 Voitoo 7rt.'ngtotents between Debtor and Creditor' ice. Nth troi:4ltnaY. tor a small Premium, insure againS t 4rhutties 'mar)! Accidents. tap kr.uxiare grantor! to commence immediately, or at any Vitisl4"4,l kits ant " .f.,.• „tn,the Li,,t ponditions of Insurance . may be had trt ipikiii7 .4,8 1,13..1a1,_e1?r4, astyt,:,,,(2r,.*Jul:Ny,'N'-,t1a.., ttl Agents lot this Oltile'e. 11 il' s Tq kcbl:RT SKEL . 'MN ' , ,See. Sll ll lq-(qPICE, STRAN D anc--------76T1-----ib MILL. I 4 ,i4ANCE is granted by.his Office, on Houses, 14'4'01ht:V.44, Manillaflories, Ships, and all oth e r Vessels , 14,At'lit!ise', FARMING STOCK, and other Pro - r I');''Th'gebY "re ' • • office . by an. it . l i l pti o ,„ , , , u tt , I, reterenFe given to thks / -N es has ,I ~trorn /41/1;4 ~.r.s, the‘ D ireani.s Natt e r the mselves, Plans A•ir,..,iiett poot!eittes adopted in their tm iro in 1,4„101,1441 gt,""`:,_ 4 9r ( a dopted inslrancet ..particularly Ille*,',. ' the Premium upon which is zs. 6d. per aqtirriak'lce grants I nsurinces for •periOds short of a year, ktcti sy,rtorl loas by I , i'r fr ml;gittnittit• ' • 111,!Ibli '414/4'll'44es la.eceo°lnitirt,te at IN.l.idit,mniner are in Ntli,,•• 4, 4 Ni t i tr,4tiiv will doliver' • rowns, pQr,npt,,,,i7stiwle.plrtni.tpal Lute s and t I t • trance ttl, the Rates o_ tst • , P:thttilitt,i,r./lia neur one due at Midsummer mttst he paid on or b,- .. suYnitit'• " ' 4 l ef 1 Loy wii..n tiki rifwen uaYs allowed for expire, , - 4,1q1.14 , - --------_______ 7- ..._ ~Nr. IN ti le L(/ hi lq kEV I P ‘Nr and LI 11 EI. Dm D r- 1- R" , ~tpi N'lther for tl.1; ~ tt Nionth, which '''` ' ll td. v •',va, Oil th c I, • , • IL • r " el . .'' - various A rticl cs, k it ti.t irst ~t• August, atio.r the var . t . . Sv„,,, ; w.lil he given a hill .Acc,,tint tit' the ..1.t,14,1.,..°,,t :it4s i I L I, " silo the Court Of iiing',. Hetich, or, Tais,"ll;fi rt,rt.ii 4444 t, for 1,1114i/441K the above, Lim ; t'll‘nelents (.4lll)llll°r This Pin lkisc. and containing t ie A tguctil-are ~, ti lt 1 4 1 ; the lik.unination of Witnesses, andf1t.,1.2e,......,•,)ary ‘i4r e 1 wt • ..i. •, I „a! d some r---,,,,,,in-: 111.,,,ni ~ 1 tic t viol ' re most . the ob,wet, il,c 1 4 tit ~ ''''"iing r ) illustrate tne •Mottves., , 1, ' itl.4 the probable Consequences ut the Prosecti- P4 blil Iqi+4 ll; t le : it , ll3 ) I. Whittle, it the Anti-lacobh,l (I.fflciellers()ltctli 'Aited K!' Sitaltd; and tiold by all t h e l'bu•'-- 0 few ~,1111,1gnt. ~ .w rna, still t - 7 liNiat ti PiNef)es of the Anti- laeobil Retie. corn. ' l it ~,Sets '' ()%se, inlo vols. Or sin g N umbers to .5.„,. . LANts --"--.-----, LADI 1 , .5 .. . . • ' , Sums of 1, 104 , are. often in want of temporary s,ii, 4 . I' o d.it 6 I where 1114 in'Y. he Id ~.‘lllit ' 111111 tllet &.,. " w 1/4 pan e 'contliklOtt• at. 7%44 •N5d,,,,,,, --etc r ent ken to t he ir . h inexperience ill I),,,i7ecnfbutiii:/s1:, sisittil be taken I _tlftatt t hei r D 1 S c D UN . t % ; 4111i'111s1 931 11 °:l4'-estne'r, Portland. street, ;ikil:1Z;110; ie.r, ii 04! ;I,elicaey and fidelity they w ish: . L- dies who b;ptlonev t Y 4 t! Nited un at their own ]rous es. Tutee it to the (t 4,,a..Y, out illAy be tattAtit how to ~sine,s at the rte teivt,"!4l,e, The niultiplir.44Y of hh .ttterstri , 6 •It 111:puible to attend Wally Sum under tool. 1 .44 b, b6i...paici. 1,404) r "' . . .. , . ...., 44(1 PUtstbEu PitoptiaTY, and CHURC H t, I.IVINr,s T li4t t iro rtl ' : 4 l, ° , l)‘ : l l : l tY . An Gentry, possessing ra ..4nnCin°lllltne3e, Kit t;rrill,,t4ery ourvit; yilrioaitierot,, tlia,ti wish ht,toonetrong , y be In i: batty ic!!„tu.l'Pkd w t ;t r am y s'unt roinlY2ooi. hO r I ' 4 T 2°,grcitir , ryile_ ot: 1(04,11141)1e Anhuitias It pon will 1m.,...._. Q;104.41 41,,i,14.Witicit a very. liberal Price ‘vtll be k. No. 22. lt,tcktrttil. 4-itione to Mr. koberts, at his Ho use ,.rs musl O f . ;bid tr4i icir are daily received. All Lem re, ,- is( ~' ', N s ,' --"t having coixtio t the above business for .se at„hl Nit with II • er - et st 3. ti t' ettan to 411 pall'es*, , ' 1 4 i t r l ' . "suites, : I."b-4 I. atiOnS'tld Un• ..try io or tayouour hull .rn their App lc it sure need be feared. PrtNry .., MON EN . 1 !.! --,I; 44 4b i tiire'P Ll /*S 1 9rcLase Will he given for - ; Annt s Irt ia t , : e Z;sititit,ra.olittei,4?)..llreelitild Property, where tile 1 only Life tup.,: t t . t tilt I,liti. ittl here the Parties have on,,y.in cir. I,43i'liliect.t: wilLZttliPt°(-';111,!,t,„11" e tNlVirtiteyi7;teunter;,,.'dleigY• it hie's i t. ll ,`, l Y .in I i l':e manne r e be ;,..ectimmodaier! °n arl lit'r4! little`':t4:„ltY '-'ll4i4vcr, and cut Personal Secutityon , 1 1.. (,4q A„,:,.. 45 ' 46 1.)44.1111e. , "rear I'L4 ; 41 ' VZ .-,-.'.‘,44ti0n4 te,eivettat the °like, No. I-• • , tli,i,l,l4,,(lllosite Leitester- place, Leicoster,,qu,are. ' I'telitleet,..l,ls3;'Paittr ktittre4td to Mr. } i tni,oh r * ' ll be ROBLItT SKELT-ON. Sec. THE This Day were published, I Elegantly printed in small Quarto, by Bulmei, prim One Guinea in boards, i DUBAI% suggested chiefly, by Scenes in Asia ! .1. Minor, Syria, and Greece, with Prefaces, extratied. from the Author's Journal ; enabellished with two Views of . the Source of the Scamander, and the Aqueduit over the Simois. _ By the late'). D. CARLYLE, B. D. F.R.S. E. Chancellor of Carlisle, Vicar of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sec Printed Tor roha White,. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. The Subscribers who have not yet taken up their Copies are respedfully informed that they may have them at the Publisher's, on payment of their Subscription. Of J. White may also be had, by the same Author, and uniformly printed with the above, SPECIMENS of ARA BIAN POETRY, from the earliest Time to the extindien of the Khalifat, with some Account of the Authors, price 16s. in boards. This Day was published, • In One Vol. Imo. price Ss. in boards, the Second Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements, AN INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and ASTUONOMY, by the G LOBES and MM'S To viohch are added, \stru4tiou of Maps, and 4 rone Latituaci, : 'ti ton it ihwts. - • By •E. and - J. BRUCE, Teachers of Geography and the Mathematics. *** To this new Edition is prefixed a Compendium of Natural Geography ' with Questions adapted to the different Quarters of the ( .. ;lobe ; and thrOughout the Work Questions for xercise and Examination are adapted to every SedioiL This will he I:timid extremely useful to Teachers. The List or Latitudes and Longitudes is very Considerably enlarged, and A Tahie of the Sun's Deeilitatloll is given for every Day in the Year. In the Vrefacc are given Direetions for teaching Geography ; this will be of use to those who wish to improve themselves in this Science. To all who possess Globes this Book will be found a most useful Companion. Prlnied for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and Sold by Charnley and Son, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. NEW. MUSIC , AND INSTRUMENT. MR. WATLEN, Professor, No, 8, Leicester; street, Leicester-square, has' just published his new Song, 44 He's dear to ine that's far far away," as sung by Miss Duncan, price is, ; a new edition of Aims, rs. ; Wap ping Old Stairs, ; the'Lord's Prayer, Solo AntheFO, 25. ;' the favourite onata of The Surrender of Toulon 33. ; a grand Sonata, with Accompaniments, Op : : q, dedicated to :4 r 3. 13illingtbr, $. ; and a great variety of orNinal &c. Mr. Watlen values and seleds .1 ustruments of all descri,i tions from the most approved Makers, free of all exPence. to such as • may -houour him with their comman ds ;and being unconne6ted with any Shop or Manuthaurer in particular, can safely engage to promote the interest of such. Ladies and Gentlemen as.may avail themselves of his established expe rience in every branch of the Profession. Instruments care. fully packed and sent to any part of the Kingdom. The . post exad attention paid to orders from the Country. The great success Mr. Watlen has had.in , the very rapid progress Of his Pupils emboldens him to assert, that his method of teaching Singing, and the Piano Forte, are quite original, and not used by any other Master in ,this icii)stiotn.-1104nling, Schools attended. AT the Cheapest and Best hosiery Warehotise in the Kingdom, No. 43,1; Strand, t)pe greatest liar. gains are now selling ; consisting of Mett's brawn Cotton for Bouts, at only is. 6d. por pair, worth 2s. 6d, ; Women's Stout Cotton is. ed. worth as. 6d. ; tine 2s. 94 ; extra su. ttyjk, 5L white Silk 65., 34, Of Patent jngola Hose, warranted not to shrink, trout as. utl.. to the best - quality ; Stout worsted lA, k i., ; fine Is. ; 'Super fine 3s. ; Silk Mitts 2s. .6d. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; Ladies' tww-invented. Lace Sleeves, c.mlcu- lama to give ease aqd eleganee ; Men's Cotton Drawers 35.6r1. with every other Article.in the Ausiery Lute that can pos. sibly be tnatle,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for ..expOrtation.--Stuckisigs made to any Pattern. SUPERIOR WI NES. SPENCER and PLRKINS, No. t 15, Newgate street, Importers of Wine ter upw,:, ch. (it lorry Sixteen of r . /111 , . 1.1 they have adopted that admirable Mode of meliorating it in large Vats of 3 and 40oo'Gallons %:rintents, as is praaised in Germany and other P tun abroad ; by which their Wines arc so improved in Flavour, and their Cordial Qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious Liquor. to the Palate hut grateful to the Stomachs at' Nervous Hs bits,.?tid the . Aged and Infirm. , Thelr Stock of Old P or t, Madera, Bucella, ace, is of r 5,0001, value, by which till are enabled to keep Wine to great agel, both in Cask and Witte. They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac ;randy. ..id Jamaica Ruin, and Last.] ndia Orange Shrub, the n 1 1 sr m London, treated' in the same manner in Vats, which, 1 , ;;;ii their Wines, they sell on the most moderate Terms, lot Ready 7 l'riney. Not less than, a Dolen sent to any part of the Town free of Expense. • wAil.wieKgmitE , • TO 13E LETT', for 4,Term of Years, COTON FIOUsE, with the Pleasure Grounds and Gardens in high Order, about tiiur miles front' Ruby and Luttetworth, containing every Accommodation En a Family of Pistindion, pleasantly situated in a Lawn of ga Acres of excellent Land, with.gnOd Roads, adjoining. An exte nsive Manor, with.any quantity of Land, nut exceeding 160 Acres, may he had, and the Furniture rented with the House, or taken at a fair Ap praisement. Particulars may be had of Mr. Caldwott, Solicitor, Rug. by or Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's.inn-tieldS. NOR FOLK. • DEREHAM GRANGE, I - 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, Swaffharn, Norfolk, on Friday the 2d day most nex t, at Twelve ()Tina', Aki MOST' Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, CARA 1)#.141. M GRANGE FARM, situate at Dereliam, in jlie County of Norfolk ; c o nsisting of a capital Dwelling House Iwhich may be ma de tit for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family at a small- expenco), excellent bunt, ht Acres of Stable, and Granary, and other useful B ings, with Six H on dred and Seventy-eig rich l Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying conveniently round the House ; also a Corn . Windmill , and t h ree Cottages. the Whole in the occupation:Of Mr. William Boyce- The 'Estate is situate contiguous to the Turnpike .Road horn London'to I c y iiii, Irani which place it is distant about eleven miles, three from Downham, and nine trout ham; in a very pleasant p a r t of ' Norfolk abounding with Game, anti is 'Cyclic tree, except about forty-seven Acres. Tha Lund Tax has been redeemed. For further particulars inquire of Mr. Mr.CSal- Pemberton, am. brike. The Estate may be viewed by applying to I'M, at Downnam. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE-. CONTRACT. rr HE LEASE of a very desirabie VILLA, situate 1 in a.beautiful romantic m, piet of Suss about four miles n , ' iro Horsham and t.'rawley, t weitty from ßrighton,•and•dis. taut from L 01144,11 only thirty. tour ; comprising a convenient comfortable 'House, Lti+kus, Pleasure Grounds end• Lake of_, capital Otit-buiLlings,: F;irtn Yards, and orl ab y ou nd 6.l ing with o Acres , Arable, Nlead • w , Pasture, and Coppice n , C;aine lite Estate is heat tOr an unexpired Term The of tit Ye ntcars,' at very low ul i<cots .per tinnum. genteel Household Furniture, Stuck, .and Craps, way be taken at the optiou of the Purchaser, at a ;air valuation, or will be sield on the Premises. 're be viewed by Tickets only, whit I, w i t h Particulars, may be had of Mr. 1.11;leS Denew, at his Auction Room, ,Cliatle4,,strect, Berkeley square. IL;ESDA Y, JULY 16 1 Z 805. • ~ likk,f. ..• "keo , ., _ t -..,.i.,.:7- -s , -YOT ' • 4?! . ..-‘,/,,..:::::: .5>;.•-;,i,- ;-', l ~,,,.,- .. ''', 7/// 1 01‘ %‘.' Sc N PICTUALI.ING-OFFICE, ' tly 8, ifios. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ells MA, ESTY's NAY Y do her‘by give Nothe, nu eo n Friday the igth Instant,. they Tvill be ready to rereiv, Ten. ders, in writing (sealed up), and treat Jar .tijty Tons of the best New CAROLINA or EAST. INDIA RICE, to be deli. vered imnsedintely ; and for Two.llundred Tons' of GENUINE OATMEAL, one Half to be delivered in a Fortnight, and the Reinder in a Month, into His Majesty's Pia:tailing Stores of Drptjoid ; to be paid fur 6y hills, pa f ake, with /littlest, ninety di,: after date. Ihe Conditbn: of the Contra Rs may be seen at the S'erretary's navel will he b.vd to any Tender in which the Price shall not 5e inserted in wordy at length, or that shall nut he delivered to the Board before One o'C'Ack on the. said Friday the tyth tang; nor it less the Pers9n who makes the Tender, or some tenon oat his behalf, attends, to answer,. veheo called for. EASr IaVDI/I.IIOUSE, 7.6.12, zses. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ET.IG. LAND trading to the East Indies d hereby give Notke, That a GENERAL. COURT of the said Company will he held at their Macre, Leadenbal:-ttrert, on Fri say next, the 19thinst. at lileven In the Morning, to aptr4ve and ,confirm the following unanimous Resolution of the General Ccurt of this D.fy, " That this Court, referring to their : Resolution of the " Alt February last, arid taking into consideration the Pro ! . " ceedings of the Court of Direztrs of the 26th ultimo, do " approve of the , Salarks proposed to he attached to the " several Situations ther..rn nientionol, subject to the on. " tirmatioti of a future Generai Court." /PH, 1,L4 M RdMS.4Y. See For KELLUM:V(ISIOS, SPRAINS, CEILLBI.AIN, Dr. ST E E RS's °POD E L DOC. rri-HS 11.1edicine, iroat2 its \vain, penetrating and attenuating Quaiities, is t . irrind to be au excellent Ite inetly for external ; and by its strenolienitri, Powers, it speedily restores ilk. Parts -which have been in jured by Braises and Sprain._ I t is ofgreat service in Cramps or Numbness, Siiltiless or Weakness a the 'Obits, and as an Einproeation fin. the .Soreness or the Feet slier violent Exer cise; as also in promoting a proper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic State. It i 3 also particularly recant used in time it Wilt prevent mended for Chilblains ; and it their breaking; but it' this ease it should be dinolved and ap plied warn;. The Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F. Newhery and Son:. ' Nu. 45, St. eaul's, on tge Coaelt.wav, four Door: , fiorn C he.tp3ttte, price ris. oil. a Mottles, Dirty included : but as a variety of Lriunterfuits are oticred to the Public, in Which the IsLirries of Hr. Steers, of Charing -cross, and Mr..Newbay, are .raiii.n.elir.y matte use of, Purchaser; ore requested to observe whztrier the words " F. Newbery, No, 4S, St. Paul's," be engraved in the Stamp ; if nut, the Preparation must be spurious. Sold also, by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, A l low C.jtivxl‘..-rteval ,• • us tom y and Ca: Coukspur street ; War(l, Middle-row, Holborn ; T. 'Putt, Koyat xrhange ; W. Clarice, Liorouo, H igh street ; and by j itteris, Successor to Mrs. E. Ncworry, tlook.selier, at the Corner of Lint„:aie.so rect. INTERESTING TO LAIHEs. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAI). THIS ElNant PIIEPARATION having risen to the hignest repute, is earnestly recommended to those La lie who, from repeated and 'difficult labours, are afflicted weaktiesles and infirmities ; in which Cases it strengthens the stomach, the weakened organs, sod the whole constitution. Th,,N;.: who in an advanc.ocr lire feel the consequences of youthful eXceSl, or onfortonsle y out h who have brought on themselves a numerous train of evils, will by the use of this most vitt tianie Itzstorative, find themselves restored to health and strength, and all , the ttolaticholy symptoms 'reincived, which are the general eMds.or such causes. Ths ROIA BALM of GI L EAD is a most noble Medicine, comvosed of sotie' of the choicest Balsami and Strengtheners in the whole Materea Medics. The process is long and laborious, and rciuiree the most nitre and minute attention. it assuredly adonis the tho.t permanent relief to those unhappy youths who lI3Ve been deluded at an early 81,e into a secret and destructive vice, now common among them, as well as to persons of all ages affilited with Nervous Di s orders, frroceeding either from an immoderate use of tea, h a rd drinking, heat of climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad lyings-in, itit ringlet ate course of the menses, &c. This Isalsarnic ,COrdial is peculiarly adapted to weak le- M3leconstittitions, as well as to phlegmatic habits in general; 'it ads powerfully as a Nervine, not only to the weak lito. Mach, but to the whole nervous system ; correds a vitiated appetite and digestion in the first passage, and assists won. recovering the, tone of the urinary and genital efficacy in the most obstinate Seminal °tiCcrogriattut:{illY: H tin in e t en sin c n i e t ri s , and corresponding weaknesses in. women. *lt Persons entering upon the holy state of Matrimony should consider, that'' wheretbe ibuntain is polluted, the streams that lbw from it cannot be, pure." The ANTI-I NIP P.TIGiNES,orSOLOMON's DROPS, for purifying the Blood and restoring the System when im. pairedby the imprudent use of Mercury, have been found the'.great and only restorer of health and vigour in Disorders w Were Salivation has repeatedly failsa , . Price tos.,6d. Fa. m ily ;kitties 435. AIIS PE KC. ENT LOTION, for removing Eruptions from the surface o is. ad. duty included.r the human hotly, Pints as. 6d. - Prepared he Dr. solomon, Gilead-House. near Liverpool, in ios. H. and .its. Mottles; the latter contain !bur of the rooter, by which the purcliaser saves 9S. livery genuine Hartle has a Stamp, which bears the Proprieter's N ame and Address, " Saul. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. Double Postage of all Letters to Ur. Solomon, Liverpool, must be paid, and a Fee of nos. 6d. in closed for Advice. - Also, just published, rice 3s. A New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE to HEA L - rFi, in a variety of Cormilamts, some of which are treated on under the ibilowing ileads, Advice to Nervous Patients—Asthma—Batren Women—De. ticiitney of Natural Strength—Female Complaints—Gouty Spasms iii the Stomach —Hypochondriac Complaints—ln ternal Sinking--Loss or Deed Of Memory —Rheumatism— Scurvy Scrofula -Turn of Life—Venereal Diseases—Weak. mess--Youth.--41y S. SOLOMON, Sold by Mrs. Mathews; No. rB, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Rayburn. North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson anti Husband, Elder and Co. 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L broalli ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Pherson, Berwick ; Wedoel, Arnwick ; Paterson, Arbutlanot, and (ainleson, Pe.. terhead ;A. 111•1)onatti, 'Trop p ate, Chtslowi 30d by most Venders of Patient is oiwittes . in the United ikthotott. ,-- i ' ~:' "'"--,., i`• —'-.,:'.'; ~,,::: ~ :t %......._,- • ..,cf„ „,„ .a k a , is , -- ,;.•., ' ' ',. . s,lk i'...C.'0.,:y1 "1!.. , . .. ... m.tai (PRICF tSIXiti4TICk SIR HOME POPH/1.11. WE have all, ady laid before Or Readers the First Report of the Sete& Conitnittee of the abuse of Commons, relative to Sir. HOME POPHAM. The Second Report, which fiillti*s, is equally Im - 6dmble to that gallant Officer. SrCOND IttiPORT. . , 'FOIE SE' . LECT COMMITTEE to whom the several Papers presented to this !louse, relating to the Repairs of His Majesty's Ships the Rortmgy and La Settsibie t while under the command of Sir Horne Poen AA', are referred to examine the several .matters contained therein relative to the said Repairs, and to the Proceedings of the Admiralty' and Navy lltiards, and of the Commissioners of Naval in. quirt' thereupon ; and also to. inquire into the piicum-. staucesettending the publication of the Report of the Na. vy Board, dated the loth Feb. 'So.', and into the I.oss or certain Votichers and Documents on which that Report was trained ; putt also into the circumstances attending the 411pm-stint:of Mr. David F Wen-Bartholomew : amid to re, port the same, togctlior with their ,Ohservations thercupes; trorti time w tine to the House ; and w h o were empower.. e d. ft , ft xtr tn i ne into riic crin.:truittire and 'rem:base of 11 Stares for Up t of the ban: -Ships.: nave, p-,lrsutrirt to u rder of the Ilouse, made a furthcoi ititu thy save:. nil Matters to than referred ; and have agreed upon the! tollowing Report : Your Committee think 'proper, in reporting upon the Proceedings of the Admiralty and Navy Boards, to lay before the House a, sunnilary iccount,of such Proceedings ) together with such parts as appear tb them to be mattnial, of the Correspondence ivhich leas taken place hetwecn,these Boards and Sir Homts P:pham, and between Lord St. Vincent and that O'ilicef, on the subjea of his Account; ' • Mr, Louis, Use appointinent a> Deputy Naval Agent at Calcutta by. Admiral Rainier . appears to. have been duly notified to t!a Admiralty. in July, 1802, b l aring ditawn Bills on England to a large ainOunt . on account of the eN.ences of Squadron conitnanded-by Sir Home Popham; i . ind application having been. made' to the .B6ard of Ad tn ircilty for direaions Concerhing the payment c.)f . stwb Bills by the l\ - avy Board, their Lorii , llips'were inittueed, by f the magnitude - of the demands, to transmit to that Board,.ett thit Oth August, 1802 Sir Hama Pop. 161.11', - i 'Letters, and. !evcral Papers relating. to the fepairs and stores of the .11 , . - )inney, and bther Ship; under - his command, with diredions to state the ex= ponces v. - 11H) ought to have been incurred, suppose ion the Woi necessary to have been performed, and the. Stores to 113V0 been ir.w..esiirily supplied: The ;a v. iloard were further dire&ed to examine how far it w.is necessary th:it th..! additional stores purchasl at etilcutta shouli have been obtained,. and whether .i - ach stores might not have been pro cured at Bombay. They were also to report upon the rate of eichange at which Mr. Louis's Bills were drawn. • Tile Navy k: I • , tige ; cttis i e d eL l' u ld e L L 6 112 56 " tr s Yli : Adinir.d!y, by letter dated toth Septentber, express:. ed theal,cive t satisfied . with the r irt Mr. Louis bad 'taken in the ton:mei:ion, and ordered the. bills to be !mid ; but directed the amount to be charged, as an inipreA ii , rainst Mr. Lonis, and also agaiost Sir Hoina Pollain; stating the latter to have unwar rantably appointed Mr. Louis to a& as Naval cer, and'authorised his drawing the bills. It was intimated:if the sarw.! time, that as Sir Home Pop hain had 'ulinecessatily subje ,. led then Public. to - this heavy e%pence, - Iltproceeding with the Ships to Bengal instead or himself of the King's stores at Botnbay, the Board of Admiralty had judged it proper to makeliiin responiible for the stun so ek pended, and the Navy Board were further dire ted to call for Mr. Louis's account , as soon as possible 4 and having very minutely investigated the Same, to r e port their opinion ow the charges therein con— tained, for their Lordships' information and further dire6tion. In obedience to these orders of the 6th August and loth Septet ter, the Navy Board made their First Report, addresSed to. the Secretary of the Ad miralty; on the 18th of 'Oa. t 802 ; in which, after mentioning " that they had exercised the utmost attention in investigating the several accounts, and had, subSequeatlys to their examitiations , i(as a check and 'assistance thereto) ,reterred the' whole to.tho respeative Officers at Deptford Yard mid advert- ing to the eircumitance of the bills being attested as the then inarket price at Calcutta, by two resident Merchants of respectability,. they state, that they do not see any reason to conclude otherwise than that the repairs of the Ships have been executed, and the naval stores procured upon the best, obtainable terms.'' lii tie gtlrd to the , absolute necessity of obtaining the' additional stores purchased at Calcutta,. they re present tliemselVes as net having. means cif forming a judgment : thb Report adds, that the Magazines at Bombay could have supplied Sir Home Popham with a cow;iderable part Of certain articles there enu merated, but 'that others there also mentioned could not have been furnished from Bombay otherwise than by purchase, as effe&ed at Calcutta. It does not appear that any proceedings were had in consequence of this Report, or any observations made upon it by the Board of Admiralty. Sir Home Popham arrived at Plymouth the lath April, 1803, and came round • to Chatham on the 96th of the same month.. On the arrival of the Romney. at Chadian:4 lll e Board of Admiralty issued special Orders to the, Na- Ny Board, dated on the 16th May, 1803, , for an the ex etrxapoertnesaiyinizersetdigoaitiioancciatuu; tohrepdaritorapsr4ill!pr,yi East Indies the .Navy Board erne uthe ; f 6 on ci j o k :n .y6 s S i f in ' t a e a o Y t l:k .i i i ti o c s t p . m il ic i sa ef ss iy i;: ' ; : e;t i . C p . at iki i t t..-I.l lll o e ti e ; ra ti m e: ll:i . mutes repairs pe , weR port of f a : h 'i e lso stores 'od.ere and d n a i t l u a r k e e : a V' e u f t; i rn ;;s d e ir d e . Ete .l a it to e 0 13 :pace);