The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-26 00:00:00

-~:: _~~; - k ' . • . 44 -. f, ;,:,.,.." 7• ' . , : ," . . . . ; , a 4 111rA Xt..... • ii": Wt .* • ,Se ~, 4 ,-....• .;:kg., - ..5 . • , . • r .. ,- :...,.... , . - -,•"-:::° • '. , ...- - : ::•,:tr ' 4 .• ' .........1,. ' a '7 .. : ::* -' , " 3 . '• ..'Aitill: 41e:;,',.':4- 4,4 . '''';-::',4;,,,,ief. W•:,! ) `,.',,,z ' ,-; - . ~ : f" ,•' '4 - .I, . \. kk.Z. T II NUMBER 4066.1 111 U R S.D.d,Y, SEPT. 26, 18 D 5. I P RIC E CIXPENC;iS:; THEATRE, ROYAL • COVE NTILG A RDtN. I °4I°RROW EVENING, Sept. 27, .180, will he perinrinecl THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342. ' Captain l'itzwater, NC I. EDON ; Philip, Mr. LA.NCHARD ; Valentine, Mr. HILL; Mainmast, Mr. NI UNDEN ' • I t ie. Countes s of Brittany. Mrs. ST. LEGER ; itanotta, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Katharine Miss TYR E R ; , I Asid Isabel, Mrs. ATKINS. NS. , of the Opera' a Dance cal hill DER'MOT LANE', at, ' 2 nic IRISH . WEDDING. and KA.TH WITH ..A.NIIVIAL MAGNETISM. Aisr_quis De Lanc_y. Mr. BRUN TON; Doctor, Mr. BLANCH ARD ; La Fleur, Mr. FAWC ETT ; kt ,Al 9 Lisetta, Ml - 4. MATTOCKS. e t t 4 6l Pit 3s. 6(i. Gallery ts. Uppe_r Calla TS tt.-11(4)cews for the H,r • A ~,, By 'Atynio ',wry. IV ea,,, P ZR's HALL No tort — AY N IAT Sept ' 30, 1805, will be present. :}32Singhan-street, en fit toe tilk 'eason: HE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. ArCHANieI which. THE CES. To c ,, ,,ci,,,,, ,vith *th e s ~ ~, THE PRIZE. q l )oe,b' e c r °4 ' 4Y's Performaile t will be on Friday • the 4th fi t),, , ~t o be had at all the Li‘eneecl Lottery Offices in t),,, k.oontr. Igki, tl . 44 4 opened at Eight, and begin at Nine o'clock N._ . .Vivant Rex et Regina. i (x s , ' the E,P as lithe any Claims . or Deman4s of PHI I:IP 'ROGERS BEAR.. LA,lrr,is,i .r.v,loncesterllaee, _Esq. deceased, "ne °t Si t ilktt bF .fsor examining the Accounts of the Ex- Pies,era Nlintics during the present War in the re.,queted forthwith to send an Account • hitiikes, Y ,,,''ur °llt ities.they may twofer the same, to -. ...._ '3 :0Pt011-Stteet, Covent garden. RNISH NGIIo USES. .47 INTENTIONS ,and Excel , in the Article of Cabinet and Up. by the Proprietor of the Patents, BUTLER'S Manufaaory L ,Nos. t 3, Slranii. Patent billing Tables and. Chair beds, &c. graciously patronized and Royal Family, the Nobility, and le A are highly approved in the East and ;3 l'oreign Parts. Window Curtains. 'lour Chairs, Side. boards, t &c. &C. in designs; the. Patent Bed- , l ews and joints are tixcd ivithout tip 'nails, in putting . on the Furniture.. in the Cabinet and Upholstery Branch, aiiproved plans, and for Exportation ; neds, Tables, and Chairs, on a very, prinLiple ; Mosquito Nett Sofa-beds, liarly well seaso n ed always. ready, at aiki goos, lei 3 and 4, Cath:rine-street, Strand. ....,......... s.. .. 1 11 ii th e thc tsilti }FRE ANl3Tir'g ii4SURANCE 1 '4112 '1 I . . - S,lpt FIRES OFFICE, ki,.. 1 1 E / 1 ,. .}1.i.:.,4 : 0 11S of the ALBrON and , t i ll ~,,l1 It AN (.7 E CO \IPA N y beg t.:' ilibli . i . ~ • oifi, e , i n , c tung 14 4411 .. t iar tin. Coltman) b h o f Se leave . tu an ; il lk e,i t i llltae. ' will be opened on ‘londay the lot F ex. 1 4 , '.i. ll -", ..bLI on every succeeding clay, "1.1(13)s • Ai . u nt die V a . 10;,;,th hour or Nine in the MornfirlolgrauPlb r:';l.tiroil„, t or l:. purpo, c of insuring Fi re Build -01. t o i u r r, or ki s ille C,te) glencii.indize, Ship s in Pull. I- " r . Is ~„ ,1;1,...t!,414 ‘,-t,,,,,es of but h Ships ,S hips building, Vesse . , Ve-sels, and 1):01.2-i9311.11S, t he ( too is ,il board such ---' , ..• ing. i : 4 01, rtrtsot Property,. th roughout the Unite d Is• e t 1 ries; rq,115410‘7411r11414 anti Ireland, and in Foreign and 'feta the ' 4 14 t he Pia • • ' l i - etinisLi !ittng Insurances on Lives, Illittetli),.(,);t!,4t iiittlities. Ai L 144,11415, con iliningihe.Rat es and Conditionsdelivery •tqth'ollijittrs tnay et:fleeted, will be. ready tOr. rie 4 4 the above day. 'NM "'IS U nd'u , ' N'ik..15.14)'111 It lii be found that the funds and ,a _ re . ... ‘1444,44,1 whirl; - , , 41 . c, nig are of great extent.; and mosti this [tit,,,tilu,,,.. it " .i s ...let:el' tountled are o . t Int obicet Phreor!4l liberal description, It will be t h e , !4; pr 4 114, 1; ti to afford every possible facititY li tti 44l l't 1 e ' 11 : 1 1 t ntifion with a preference . ; and t°, c ": to those % r vf_lo ' 'itlirtietillt4,l4l,.e justice to all who May have to =MI 114 44 tuts en gagements. • tit l S ; nly,,t,e made for Policies, either for [giro or Life LA i,..Ptran&',..will al.q. fine or adillissiomtec be required on Vitali; ?,%ceptin. in the caseation-appearance. lowed 't kw1i.44"41, wQII 'deserving attention, wi l l he"' of. Ith tc tnic; t(! .l Lire Incur inces at the Principal oitip4m,. ;, . -• ' the of Agency. .► , ....onocal, 111 way k, i n itA t Es .p'r h.9l):!rectors..are, k; •I% T ; ,•'', II I hON, Lsq. Chairman.. li111; )A•C01) Es t . Deputy ChErmar. `4tral4e44l,ll.arli. EU]: jrise . ph`ltlinet, Esq, llt'Ll'lti t ' ' 46 (1. 1 0144, t .. e , 1. i !tory Pigeon, Esq. Sir lonn Piiihorn t,,,i_ luke, Es 11 1 141, I .si , q' lbsepli )uinsey, E . sq. ve kti Ve; s 4 . i. William Itayiel liisq.M.P. t l 4th t h'ifeil• IVil ham Smith, Esq. ul' Oltrt";, (;4 iii ie . F L .' s tl• Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq. t,l,,,atuj , ..4( 1 . ,tc Alderman. .i. Int, lYtle 4, V r t le I 'IN. E.' , " Thu. Smith, Esq. Sr Alder. -41; 44 illi nti ctl• id. p.. Hemiamin Trayersi Esq*Esq. 14 11 b 4 1' • Y+. 1%4 . . Dall. Rich. Warrington, Y I•r•ler of the Board. A lth It PHI PPS, Secretary. — -,........_......._... .......-- - ISE IV, GA RD ENS,of •14 E, in PEItTEISIURVI anal OFFICES t 'r() lIE LET. leo'3(*at, 80 justly celebrated by Pen. Tourims since his time, and sutlicient tt l'ilY or I) i 3 tiktion, is situatul in th e . l'ar the finest and most piduresqt!L Th~ te is Game. of all kinds upon tens Proprietor ot which is at present a All - kinds ‘,l tresh Watet Fish abound in the th(4. tllc lir, , 7 o f 1 ► - 'fly, sweeping e 1 ~ • nk.lies tie . . ~,„........... 11 1 ,. '''n fronting the House. 1. 41-4 , .' , g.',',"4t, Road leading from Edinburgh to ,y i•,,,t • aud irufee4 re ye places in any '" e b 'a delightful Situation. acid mill C°.,„"; t tse v.ts lately tu shed in 4--- Irani London and rni Ftlinbtargh n c an ; " g,- as Qrotinds and Parks will be le ft , along 'Y I'S r:quired. Entry to the Premises 't'l4,". application is 1 Y T hc l' ,, st Town of Aberteldie i robe made. to Sir ',..i.. l',:ces-street, Edinburgh t and at -} ' “•,11'..,,.1 y... . , ,, L ondon . 1 ', 1 4,,, ' * ',..jOn ;orto Mt ;.' •,-'; ..., : : ' 1 t'Y O unkelii, wiao will sltdw lIPI 4 . ‘ ., ' - ' , -1:- : ' 1, 0, -. .z...` ...' • ..- , a.a a, ipur krautrry la. the , Lae ti')XeS t , ) be taken of Mr. Br:union, at 41tie)triotlill Il4'll-street. 44in at C i f/rS will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play o n 1 4 ' 1 1 11 -past Six, No Money to be returned. (4 "AY *ill h •,• ' i ti Tragedy of 1 Ite Revange. UN Weaht:' e "v " ' t e ked Husband ; l ',r t , )9,,,,„,,, :Lt , l i le it Coinedy of The 1 P . it i tv r o .:ik siniati tioin : - ,,.1, ,, ,,, ,, ,,x, 44,.)13.t.1;" hung her ' l tirst l ,appearance C4l '' (i ''' CII 'ill bi s added, the Farce ot"l'he Turnpike boe roar "c " , is S . e 41111 be given of Mrs. Siddohs's first Appear. 111 4.t rt B r e4s4l --.Th e l' übt i 4 are re . ,neetfully informed that ki)i islo e- i t ,' i' s ,"gdgeti at this Tneaire.-- Mr. and Mrs. 11. I PPoril P ii , '' ' l .• Lision' t are 'also engage'd, .thd will soon Nits i;x pres4l . 'ln prepalation fur them. —......— ' ' Stq I— T - 1 7 0 r .11 AL NE I ' iv` , " l l , ll f , k4r6 , A:1441111114 C,,th eo ,. 040,, Ki r sot,7eci -st reel 14, 4 q. tVOCCI), a. t fad' aiti .} kt;_ ttt 4 4 , t t.e tr, 7 l-ro," v , rion ; tkZiv ot am Poi 644 kk,4,1 ekattl ,Ktdr4,i SC tr t, e ?ck ht or n k 44 ,, i r !M N( a P.oknt Cio4r oteti Mu' N, 44 1 4, 4 No t , is , rh. ' 1' 11 "411 ' . ( N ........ „ Yt , . 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CAUTION, AS it is Some years since the SCHEME of the LOTTEIZ.Y has made any return for the Tickets drawn Blanks, the Contrators for the present Lottery think it necessary to apprise the Public not to destroy their Tickets until they are carefully examined as to their fate..-- The Commissioners' Lists of the Prizes and Blanks, pub lished for each Day of Drawing, may be seen gratis a' all the Licenced Offices in Loudon, and in which Lists, the Blanks, that may eventually become entitled to a return of Ten Pounds, will be particularly I: arked as such. The Public are also respectfully informed (as it may be ne cessary to explain as much) that such return of Ten Pounds for each of the above Blanks, has no respea to the Days of •Drawing, at present ; but, go positively to the Three Thou sand First Drawn Blanks, wh e ther all .drawn on the First Day of Drawing, next M unday, or should he completed on the following Day or Days of Drawing. RICHARI)SON COODLUCk, and Co. September 25, rgoi. THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF GAINING A FOR • . TUNE BY. TILE LOT rEity IN THE PRESENT YEAR. 1 - N N MONDAY NEXT, thp aoth of this Month, v., tL STATE' LOTTERY tioginvOrawing. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of - ,C 20,000 are . ,C6oporto 3 • - - t0,,000 30,000 3. Soon 13,000 2100 Soong : zoao . lo . Soo . sow 3e - - 100 - "' 3300 63 • • • SO • • 3COO ___ 20 - - 9 0 ,00 0 45'' - - 3000 First drawn Blanks ) to each - 30,000 —.— entitled to S 7,619 Benefits ___ % l' ) OQO Tickets Ciso s ono The First -drawn Ticket sth Day . 10,000 Ditto Ditto - - - . 7tit I?ay . . . coo* - ' Are pet of the above C4)ltals. No other Lottery can be drawn this Year. Price of st Ticket ,C ig 13 o Half . to ei o Eighth - t o Quarter - 5 c o Sixteenth - t 5 6 26, Cornhill, 52. Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, • Borough. LTORNSBr aiid Cd. resp&elfally =paint tllo Nobility, Gentry, and the •Public in 'Kiterol, that they may be supplied with Ticket and Shares, in great va riety of Numbers,. and at the lowest Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices. Prizes paid an demand, whether a all. or a zoioool. Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Post, executed on the same TeMIS as if present. The Lottery begins drawing next Monday. LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY S ! ! 3 W.IFT and Co. No. I I, Poultry, beg Leave to remind the Public, that MONDAY NE XT is the Day applinted by Government to commence the Drawing of the present State Lottery, 'which is the only one that cart" he drawn this Year. The following are the Principal Pates : 3P ri zoo of ,C 20'000 -I Prizes ,Caocie 3 . to,ooo 1 6 - bob 3 - • , 5000 Ito , - 5 00 And usherslion% tool. to 201. The advantages of Purchasing before the Commencement of the Drawing must he obvious, as nearly the whole of the Capital Prize § are floating in the Wheel, and may of course conic up the-first Day in addition to which, every Blank at the beginning of the Drawing will be entitivd to a return of Ten Pounds, which, for the time, reduces the cost of the Ticket -to little more than . Nine Pounds, and all Shares in the same proportion. NEXT MONDAY. September 30, the STATE LOT.. T E ILY commence:, Drawing. 'TICKETS and SHARES 'IL the greatest variety of Numbers, and at the lowest P liCeS, Continue on Sale at tint Licensed State Lottery offices, Corner of Bank.. builthi gs, Curnhiff, 3nri facing the Gate or the King's Mews, Charing-cross; by RICHAKUSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. STATE LOTTERY, aos, Begins Drawing on NLinday the „loth of this Month. FlALthind Co. (Successori to Mr. Nicholson) at their old Licenced State Lottery 011iceb.No. 88, Corn. hilly the Corner of the Royal Exchange. London, respea. fully - acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they are selling the Ti CK. ET S and St lA RES for the above Lot. tery, divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenthfol, in a Variety of Numbers; and by their Agents, at the - lowing Places, viz. Mr . 1-Lenry Stevenson, Hunter's-square, City of Edinburgh Messrs. Dunn and Flint, Gay. Street, City ofßatli ; Mr. 1011 Heaton, 130(ticaller, Leeds • • Mr. PAW Peirce, Bank, Brecon ,• and Mr. Peter Burs, Bookseller, Ranisgate; Where have been sold and shared, the Wowing Capital Prizes in past Lotteries, viz. live allo,oool. eight of to,ociol.. seven of . 510°01. each .;, besides aeool. wool. and $OOl. toe numerous to mention. CY t dcrs from 'the Country, accomp a nied with sport-dater! Bills, Bank Nott.s, Cash, or Post-c dice Orders, 'executed on the same Terms as it personally present. Money for l'fiZeli,as soon as drawn. T BAANDSCOMB nnd Co. Joint Contra&Ors for i . the t.,;,:0 last .Lorte C rics, and P rn rol hill, ; , O an aa d 33 of , th Fl e Lucky offices, No. If, Holborn , 37, oaymar. ket, beg leave to return thzir most ,gr ateful Than 44 to the Puhlie, for the great partiality sheivii,their in the last and former Lotteries, andigain solicit their Favours in thc pre sent Lottery, at eith'.t.Wf the above Offices ; whe r e the fol lowing Capital Prizes 'have been sold, shared, and registered, prior to the Lottery for 1804, namely, . . A Prizes of ,C 30,000 ( r 5 Prizes o f 4000 i . - - z* , o lo 126 - . -- 26,10 iec.o i 1 . - -.t0,000 154 And the only Prize o. F 30,0001. ever shared. And in 1804, No. gztg, Shared in 1, I, i f , and 2- t6ths . .: - ZlO,OOO t i ,643, Shared in i, it, and 6.l6ths . .. - Za,oo 76)56, Shared in 2.4 ills and 3.- teat its - . • 20,000 456, "Shoed in i, ii, and 6- itiths . . ..• 10,000 13,747, Shared in 16. +orbs - " . - - to,ooo Were all sold at the above Luckv Officoces,T besideCKs' sever and al Vool 10001. 5001. &c. Sec, and w h I ETS SHAKES are now selling, mid the Prizes shared by them paid on demand. N.II. The Lottery begins Drawing the 30th of this Month, and the ttlanks drawn for the first three Dm a will he entitled to tot. each, as pa I tiyularisied in the general Scheme; there fore an . Orly purchase iS reennuilended. ---...........Mm.0.**.*...w.***r•'*p*.*.1..... . _ At NQS, ;3 a n d ;4, St . Paul's Church-Y , lrd , rIAIMES's PORTABLE I)ESK, Nvithottt or 1.-7- with bis CO l'Y 1 N 11 E, lsaperoved Most bandy A nide for Trlvelling, evcr reit& tor emergen cies; and contains all the user n 1 itaiirrisites 1,1 Preng, Well 3i Correspondence. 1r NS Secrets for dooosi I iti,4 ScoA. rities, and gravitorial Screws that Stt.lol it to rho Door or Apartment or Cli.dso, tic has Portfolios and Dre4,,ing cases l'ot the Poetet, convenienrly and ingepiousty con- Cf 14:ALA lie- warrants. his ,enrICA VC Razors,.. and exchanges until they Stilt the quality of the tcard. Nis Suppg' arc spe cialty prep:a:Nl. f t tt are bit awn in Inv/fag-ham e has tha q t ly Public: Mattuilidory own. . PATRIOTIC FUND, LLOYD'S, SEPT.. 1.4,, kBO5, A T a- GENERAL MEETING of the' COM.;. MlT'rEt for MANAGING the PATRIOTIC FUN Di held here This Day, JOHN TULIIJS ANGERSTEIN,. tsq. in the Chair; Read the followinit. Letters, addresSed to Sir FRANcis BAR inc, Bart. Chairman of the Patriotic Fund Committee at Lloyd's : Su, • I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter, under the date the - tztrt of March, mmsmiting to roc Fifty Copies of thz.Proccedings of the Patriotic Fund, foethe purpose of being circulated to the principal Stations in India. With a view to apprize- you of the measures which have been adopted at Fort IrVil ham by my orders. tin. the porpose of promoting the beneficial obje'as of this laudable I ostitu tion, I have the honour to forward you a printed Copy of the Gazette published on the occasion at Fort William, under my authority. Copies of the Proceedings of the Patriotic .Fund, and of the Calcutta Gazette, have been transmi tte d to th e Govern mews of Fort St. George, fibmbay, and Prince of Wales's Island and to all the principal Stations under this Pre side:- I propose ..to forward to you, by an early,oppor .tu;?,...:, Lists of the Subscriptions wliiol nay have b.,tn re ceived in consequence of ttraimeatures st:. ted in this Letter. I cannot conclude this Vetter, without expressing my en tire concurrence in the sentiments of Public Spirit, and of zeal for the Fame and Honour of our Country, which have distinguished the Proceedings of the Institution of the Pa triotic Fund, and which must tend to promote the National Glory and Power in every quarter of the British Empire. I have the -Honour to be, Sir, your faithful Servant, WELLESLE%. Fort William, March 26, aos. SIR, I have the Honour to - inclose the first of a Set of. Bills, granted by this Government, on the Honourable the Court of Diretlors of the East India Company, for !sod. sterling, on account of Subscriptions received at Bengal, to the Pa triotic Fund. I have the Honour to be, Sir, • Your most obedient humble Servant, W. 1:G L RTON, Deputy Accomptant-GeneraL Fort William, March, 13. tgoS, The Subscriptions already received in Bengal, agreeably to a List transmitted, amount to Sicca Rupees 15,933. I.P.WE Ls t , R secretary. ELEGANT, FURNISHED MANSION, YORKSHIRE. • .BE " LETT, in the most beautiful Part of the Wept Riding of Yorkshire, a SPACIOUS and E LE. GANT I\IANSION, which has been lately fitted up and Fornislicti in the most I:ishionable style : It contains every accuintnodation fora large and . respectable Family ; loge. ther with COach. house, Stables, excellent walled Garden, Orchard, &c. The Mansion will be lett witli or• without a Paddock of 34 Acres, iti which it is situated. The Neigh hourhood is highly eligible, Coals and Provisions very tea. sonable, and within a day's journey of Harrogate, Buxton, Scarborough, and many other places of fashionable resort. There are Foxhounds, and abundance. of Game, in the vici nity, and a daily l'ost to and from London. Further particulars - may be known by addressing X. Y. Z. fpost.p . aid) Post.ollice,• Pontetraci, Yorkshire. —A s the Si. tuition is in all respects unexceptionable, and possesses many singular advantages, it is requested that no unnecessary trouble may be given. Early possession will be.given it re quired. . • GLOUCESTER-SHIRE. .; RICH GRAZING FARM:. TO BE S )I,D BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, a . DESIRABLE .RICH GRAZING MA Si tuate in the Parish of Arlingnam, in the said County, comprising two Messuages, with Barns, Stables, and other Out , buildings ; upwards of tya Acres of Meadow and Pas. Lire Ground, of which 12 0 Acres are Salt Marsh, and nearly sa Acres of excellent Arable Land. The Estate is Freehold and Tithe Free, and will be sold discharged of Land-Tar. Arlinrham is,pleasantly situated on a Turnpike.road, two Miles distant from Newnhatn, and twelve train Gloucester, and adjoins the. River' Severn. . . _ For a View,,applyto liodnum, at Arlimtharn ; and for Particulars, to Samuel whitcombc, Esq. No. t 7, Mitre court-intiaings, Temple ; or to Messrs. Whitcombe, fith, and Phillpotts, Gloucester, TWYFORp COTTAGE, WINCHESTER. .-TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CCNTRACT, Completely furnished, ALL that unique and elegant Cottage, called TWY tz R 'TAG li, mot delightfully situated on the Banks of the River I miter), near Winchester t Consist. ingot' a handsome Entrance.. hall; Breaktast-pa dour, Dining. room, et Feet by 4, on the Ground Floor; a Dra►ving•room of the same dimens►ons, with a separate Staircase leading to it, three good Bed-chambers, and Library on the First Mori and three Servants'-rooms in the Attic; 'excellent Kitchen, Scullery, and good tinier ground Cellars, with Brew.l►onse,. Coach4iotise, Stabling for three Horses, with tofis o ver, detached from the Dwalling-house ; Shrubbery and K garden well stocked and tastefully lend out. . The above =.:otiage is in the most complete repair, hasbeen lately fitted up at a very great expence ►a 4 style of peculiar taste and beauty. The Furniture perfectly new, and of the most triortent arid fashion.thle description. The' Holtie.is beautifully sitnated on an eminence, a short distance froth the Village, and commands the most interest. lug and piduresque Views of the varied Country around it. It lies in the centre of the Hampshire I Lunt, in one of the finest sporting situations in the Kingdom, with five Packs of Hounds in the neighbourhood, and on the borders of one of the first Trout Streams in the Country, within three Miles of Winchester, nine of Southampton, seven of Alreaord, and sixty of London. The Roads are poll, the Rides remarkably pleasant; the. London Mail and other Coaches ruts daily, within halfa Afire of the Honse; and a London Waggidn, passes through the reularly twice a Week. A . Postman' also calls at the 'House with Letters anti parcels every morning at Ten o'Clock, and returns to Winchester at Six its the Evening. A Field, if tit-sired, may be nail with the House, and the Purchaser may be accoinmpdated with int mediate possession. For (wilier Particulars apply on the Premises or 11) Mr. Thomas Pinkett, Solicitor, No. 3, El►n-court, Temple, FOR 131LIOUS DISORDERS. DR, lAMRS's ANIALF.PTIC PILLS. VROM a new Mode ofAshninistering these PILLS . ; by the advice of an eminent Physician (see the new Di. reetions), Bilious' Diseases, so prevalent,•particularly among persons who, have resided in hot climates, are removed with greater ease and safety than by any o ther Medicine, They Lift 3 equally efficacious in all Disorders of the Stomach and Bow. els ;in Indigestion, Lossof Appetite, Habitual Costiveness, Troublesome Flatulencies, and Cholies ; likewise in Gout Haints, in Giddiness or • Rheumatic Pains in the le.d ; well es those occasioned by Free Living, rhereby pr.wenting Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the callSCqt,ittlce of Intent. perance. Recourse should be hail to them on the first attack of a Cold, or any slight Indisposition, or after any excess of eat ing or drinking ; and thus their well.known eliaraelerstic will be maintained, or promoting Longevity. Travellers, by sea or land, should never be without the Analeptic , Pills, as they require neitheir confinement nor alteration a diet. They are sold only by F. NeWbery and Sons, at the Ware. hotise or. lames's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church vartl, fourrloars tram Cheapskle„ Lumina ; at Dr, kittes's totes house in Itruton.srrset ; in Boxes, price 4s. Eql. each ; or in one faro: Box, Cosit:titlitkg the gliarnity at . six, for 245. Duty included, None are geriu;l.• but those which have the words Newbery, No. 4i, Nut*l." entr 4 ltdUlliic Stau tpa. NAVY OFFICE. 4 Sept. 21 inc „ • , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COAI ; . mISVONEits . of HIS AfA 7ES TY Ls NAP &rely give Notice, iii? on Murat) , the 3d ol next *lib, at Or.'e aidech, they will be re.tay to Ira t•tpith such Perrone assN.s.y .twilling to c;xteati for e!eppOlog the falo‘sving Articles, to 6e deliwered at the Yardi iig..ijnit the same extreszed : GLUE. ? Doi/en-4 Mc.1.044, , 4barba,Rr , Skeerne.o is- S mouth, and Plyinneth. GLAS 4 ,IE T S H ; D-eptfirda. . „ . Patterns cl the, iirticln, 7.1.41,6 Of Form: she Teatkrt, way iPa trot at Ibis Ofee. . . Na Tinder will 6e received ,qfier rwelTse e Clark ttn tki Dv, of Te,, , ..2ty, nor any noticed; ;Inlets the ,PdrO• „or sin Agent fur 1)4; allend.t; ICTLI,II.I, INC; OFFICE, Sept, al, ;?,1,11.. I 1 " , " , !F1. - •-; CO .14.1171.?5i1,W,E,ti . ...1 ft . ir i:<7. 4 6`l L ud LI G His mAyEsrr., Neel PT do berr4p on I`'vitl y nest; the 27,41 inst. .te real); so reor'ivr Tendtrs in Inking (sealed np), and treat for O.' ilandre4 and nifty Thousand Gallons of* 4V Egg' INDIA KUI4, or of Ft)ItHIGN BRANDI' ; to be deliveled; in Six i tth (Cre Half thereof in Three ifiteeks, and n'...rer alter), into His Majirty's Stores at pOrd ; and tall paid pr pajahle, biteresti stingy rliys giro dare. , No render for a less Qnallity arm ro,coo Gallon s Iva 6e receivrd. rk, Corditiovi of :be Contraa maj , be seen at the Seeielnv!t. Vier. regeird be had to av, Tender in ihhieh the Prier :ball not 6e inserted in 'chord; nt,leni th, or that shall not be delivered to the liotod hef,re doe o'Clock on the said Friday the 17tit nor restless the l'erson lobo maker the render, or :carte Person on hie behalf, rittends, to slarWtf Trben rade'? for. This day were published, - In Three Vols. LIMO. price rsi. beards, Airtmoirts of I3IWAN PERIJUE. A Nava IVA By THWiIAS 1101.0 ItO FT. Piinted for Longman, Ilurst; iteas, and Orme, Pateroos.. ter-row.. . . • Of whOiti may be had; just published, the sccolid of Adeline Mowbr.iy or, The .Motheraud Datightvr ; Tale. Ily Mrs: Opie. la 3 price 13s. bd. in hoards. CERTAIN CURE FOR THE C.“)tii THE Rev. Wll.l. 13ARCLAY's SPECIFIC foi . the sure , sate, and aredy . rehet . ot the Gt)U every other Malady whatsoever Prrteeding from tint source, hitherto one of the t)pprobria of Medicine, and the ne plus ultrit of the accurate researches of until- Mr. Barclay invented his Spcn'i... which, for a series of years, hits neverfaildd . itt procurin..; lief, cyan in the •ntost violent and dangerous parnxistoN t;f* that 1110 A k.roml, and hitherto complaint, it, ‘‘.l l ever part 'a the Insman May candidly allowed by the celebrated Dr. iletidoes: itt his t. tise the Gout, to be the property of Dr. I it. veiniest* alone. The Fair Sex, itt particular, v4iii nod such to r el t ie h f en, in t l the a e y trLseCounsteiniat of the.. sS rir c :Pc:g which' experienced, probably for years before: .Mr. b been favoured with. permission to Teter, eitlicr personal!!, nr by letter, to the following distinguisked Personages for the truth of the above assertion 'The Lord Dishoitor BATH and WE:I.I.S; The Ri ! ;lit }ton. Viscount DILLON, Sir IOPIN HON Eli WOOD, Bart: M. P. for Noniron, SirSTEP'IE 4 LUS ill NGTON, Bart. M. P. fur Perityn; THOMAS ANSON, Esq, M. P. for Litchfield, JAMES A YATT, Esq. M. P. for Southampton, CECIL FORRESTER, Esq. M. P. lot Wenloc..!.:, NICHOLSON CALVERT, Esq. M. P. tor Hertford, EDMUND BOEHM, Esq. New-street, Spring Cartiois, THOMAS HAMM E RSI, EY, Esq. Pall Vali. G. W. DICK ES, Esq.. Private Secretary to the late Arch. bishop of Canterbury, . The Rev. Mr, DI MOCK, Librarian to the tate Arebbkhop. Dr. Barclay has been fivoured With a great variety of tcoi... acknowledging toe efficacy of his ; tint their number and length preventing t heir insertion in a Net.v,. paper; he therefore contioes himself to two of the 'nest re cent ; the one acl , iressect to Mr: Bull., his Agent in Diiii;4l i by the lion. Ari.licleacon Caulfield, and the other to trimect:, by 11101114$ Bernard, Esq. of Bath. (COPY ). Sin, C teßarm, July 5,"113a5.. hive received your fresh supply ict tWd (1011010 thAel of this most excellent Medicine, denominated Antibilrous Pills, for which the Rev, William Barclay has a Patent. I informed you 1 had found theM very efficacious, and you re. quest permission to add my name to the most resin:et:dile signatures in its filvour. I should imagine the A rchhislibp Canterbury's mint of itself sufficient; and acknoWledge tried the Pills entirely on my firm belief that it was in Itself an host. It is not Possible so dignified a Personage would buffer ids name to be made use of but for the good tattle public; or th:it it could be annexed to any thing but truth. t experienced the soundness of the foundation On wide'', 1 [lit f or I s y t m itlni,Ntt to tormenting Battilencies,,proceeding tro:rt Bile, and hive to thank Mr. Bvelay for the cure.. You mar, therefne, ,make use of my name mien: and whert you please. I An,. Sir, your's, 4cse. " Air. Wm. Bull, in, Udine. street; Dublin," "' J . CA UL FIELD, " Archdeacon w Kilanne The annexed 3 true COpy of the Aradaacon of Kil more's Letter to. me: Vir BULL. S it. " Upper Crescent, Bath, July a 6, " Ott receipt of this t request you will send me six double Boxes of your Antibilious Pills, and twelve Bottles of cifk. Inclosed is a draft for sot pay yourself 1 , :t• the. Ml;.h. eine, and apply the remainder to the t'utilication of the 41. lowing Cane: 6 ' ror the last 14 years I have been affli,Red with the Gout,.and for the lot Our years this is the wit t have beta able to ‘vriti,!, which 1 think ought h.4vv address:d to you, aeknowlertging, curo, by ‘r ) tr4 your Anfihilious Pitts and Speriti:, ". I am, Sir, your most otedtent and Iturnhle 6-;ct vont., " Rev. William Parlay, Stainrd-strcer, s t rect, .I.unttol;. " The Pills .ttut Specific are sold at Mr. E. Kerl , ) for,l-szNct, BendAttfect Mr. StfAti.oll, r , , ; Mr. Chemist, Pcmkry (late Sal7 , :r ; IL:on aIA Co. tsp, Oxfiird street; 1; It ~„r1 r (Amyx , : t Mr, M44.114:11, Mfq.licat R , :ore ; Mr. tVs,rd, 32.1, llothorh ; ‘Vithers, t t 2 I,tlr a auct Butler, 4, L Ottettg tt 11 Appoirald ilti 44'holrasuie:l!gcnt. N. U. The non. Commissinners of His Majesty's Stprtv) , . . °Rim have grante‘i pei litiibtOO to the itt.'V, Win. 14, ruh ) co. have his name engtitv,....l 1.:4. 4 bi:s.l stamp, tlit f.itory of vviti,lll is Felony. BARCLAV. The Rev. Mr. Barcla,. has withdrawn the sale S;)z cific try n MegStil. Sharks au4 Ed wadi, Qf St. P411%1 ittiN Tatti.