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~ a ..: . • WSW J& Zift7 at • , to 4.7x.i . Nk7 , ,,35; -3„ - - N. Fl 4 'oft ' 4. • " . 4 1 • .: -. "'„?!..% , " 4 61. '" a.; i - • '''tx • • it 01 , ,`\\ • oiyt I . -1 111, . ~ . I . 1 4 h .~•~g .sa. ..~ AA• 11$r • J. V. l 1.5 ..S 4 4 LtirK 6 ff• 1 6 . . ' ' ".. ° " , 41044.4414,-,: .~ ~i: t `~~ TO ' l4 to :sls r Gµ'~► ode od' el oe , off' ~ a/ r~"~ Ei ROY A I.; D RU R Y-- LANE. Hltil*StNl • F.VENTIN.G, 28, 18051 wdi. be. Rerti.nmed. • I.OVZRS' VOW ' S, uretleri q k by the YOUN C; RO SCI US ; r; R YMOR ; Count Cassel, , Mr. R. EL A n (wjt, Mr,. H. 10111•ISTON, ; VtrUnn; Mr. CH I' RRY • Agatha- Priiinrg, Mrs; NS Ainali4:Wiktkplieityl, Mrs. H. rbiIINSTON. • ~•1! EDI) I NG; DA y• Cord Rakeland r. J 64. Adam:Contest, Mr. Cl E Y ; ttfdy Contest,: Miss DU NC AN, , v 1101,440 liqui to be taken of Mt'. Fosbrook, at the aot.Okkin itirilas'sefatstreet. Dt'Soti- tWb e (' past' f ive, and begin at cf past Six. • • • Gallery 2s. pper Gallery r . s. lacefoiti. 'U only be takei trorn perfprm on Saturday next. Moon; with :rile Lady of t he PI.AY-HopsE PRICES. ‘cIPRIDAIirs, duri,g LENT. • ntr`r, and Public in general, 'riled the Performances will cnm- Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden, zn will nt performed (for the only red Oratorio of MESSIAff. ' - : ''• - .1 , G... F. Handel. . .. . 'worm rs - Mrs . A.she and Mrs. Bland, S:Preifirfirst appe-ata‘ote) 7M-ter L.il'itqn and . 1 , : an mr. l , 41r. tiznman, Nrlr. Pars„ Mr. G. P• n /ii.tri:',l% Multtarom Oath, his first appearancts.- Nil" "un a ci rri Ya I t:141 I'trumulival Perrormers—Violis, Mr. G . A silky, ,•_„. c er of the 13and,.Messrs. Witt}, Ware, i i al', Nick 3, Wood, Gwillam, Challoner, GladstanSlt. . Leffler, I'. ~7. nuaer rftsoti;l.ewis, cotiv"qtot,i, Slezaek, .1. S harp, dim .o*. Maplestone, GiitilriciliT-jitn. Nicholson,. c ))c, Calkinl and Vpting..,-Viokas, meori., R. AshleY, 1,!°4, Craggy r.tizle, Waterlfouse and Dorn yer. iiiiius:, ellos, 14,1essrs, C. Shari), and Wilson.- - ;r5 N 4 , 'Algtisrs. I-loltnes Ashley, ,..L i 1, 3, itsi I 1 d W 11' 'T 1 . IS ni h ----D°Uble 'ill !Y e, a is, amp in, ant t t-. . ~.... a nd.W..liker:4-09;rtnr!. itt.,,i 1114ro. Nue Aharp, Tayinr, and Skillerp.— ?,14",,L1?! Mr. Siekle.--z6b0.7, N,559.. 1...gg, Cormsh , oaunn.., criiii?,'one,,and niclintspin,...:Plutes Missrs. Dairi).,f d fiorill'oc-Clarioners, Messrs. Leffler, jut. and Gwitiam. !,,ck ',".4CPrk 'Gni *l4 jackson...,Tituthones,- Messrs. ite,L,, t.mogmand, and Dcessler.—Dotble Drums, Mr. 1 iTftlh, ,*.-ttnel.44l,gart-Mr-.' i ;-itshivr---- • 414itilletnithler of the Band and the Cholusses, which arc! The vt,j14'941111114e.,by 04010,4 iip,p43.l,ed;Perforrners.i, 1.4),.i0‘ uoler the Diredlion'nf Air. Ashley, sell. , ` l even, 4 iabil4Pettia, at,Sitt o'Clock,.,anti .iiegi!firdciselY 2' Er)t,i4 ',„ ' . P) "`'''Pirti • 61: c li• • • triliFerCallet* IS. .. t. 4ce,r , • t , ts ery 2s. 1 at , "Qt()lfi ClPelici%es to be taken Qf I.Vir 13randoni ti°' ilti'.4trer. • •'‘ '+ 4. ," 1 - , i tr., • , B Stith 4T i t4 fice at tit- rnd of thelerd 44,,.. .' - gDz e , re ...! oliiiity ull,l C;vittiy as re esirotts of private Itguested to 3(lp Iy? Co Mr. liraht oti, 'Hirt -street. `.....,..., 1:4 :----------.. , . I NC4 ell ' ln, 00311111'10N of ORIGINAL DRA V A% tot , at the Gallery No -, o 'Lower ' BroOk-streLt, • vtifor.,ll,, ' •- 1 ,4 „... ~ sßkii., s , ~..• ~f ORIO11"Al., .DRAWINGS 'of ''. " .' ' l 'Ni Pi 4 , 's , •i 1 the NeighbOurhood ot 14?.114' 441,1e3,‘ an I outrl'iCs7tite par rs of I t tal y, Switzerland, &c. Low:t(,j:NVlth 4 SiL.t NtliiiTi c i r of VieWs of the t,itkes in 141AiceWsi,sititlibovrlaild, and in North Wales ; the wh'ie IttANcl'S TOW NF., F. , '''s , ' , Landicpe . ‘ .„ . ••,'.. Admi ttance One •Shillaittg Painter . - PARTIC6I"-17--- ---- AS I'o l' it E 1I()us b • 11?kr pm. 1) ' - "' r ISE DSTEA DS AND*.TABL ES. . . 1 1p.k„ C billet w,re 31 1 tlf ilishing Unhols ter'' , anti ar. the. :41 iti‘t%ktfte, 4/I'4,liS ?1,-t(f ManufaF•torY, N oi , - '3 anti '4, C ache. g 4, , ,l 4rF.e assot irncin of. articles of the newest, -4441'1 ''' .., it tt con' ical Fashions, of well, seasoned 1 4 Nt,rn,•sl' Ott`o;,..llercttlilw:ak ' ship,' with several im kureula, ,11.;1,1111.41respettfully relies on , the good . discernment 0 . 1 - mlit i ,, L. that heyt will ',e through the. paltry devieL tleci. ik!atioas or. ..1 .si•e . i m riming his arti lot •,, it it *,, ,rPr ,, L( .tit .)lln a.lt coo e . lab eh K min% 'that DOTE. Zit has two patents, oiw 44ppii•citethe other tOr iletiste4l. t 11 wed . te ; the principle of the first Zt4arpt ;thct,eualtnost all kinds of Tables, t i aanovenienit tl4?ll?ttii4,:ll'.Etlwelhent ; it tenders them_ mare s c C 1,1.--7 Is abroicP,lPlncb in,:ore ptirtable. , The ‘ pri nc ipl e r o f r o t s li t e , %tar",lngrir<;,. ,te ihuSt. kinds of. Bedsteads, .as .. p„'n tick la ' .-"' vitair Beds, which. latter are singularly us e. I:`'t (4' kr and each'ds, when shu t..np, make a handsonic tr!lp,,..4liture fo r a sittiax it 0.0111, Dressing 'Room, &c. ~134 , '' ci l a tit and Tent I3eds go together .in all ,parts . lt o tt, .i. s. i"'/I'`lr tack fe ' fi xett with much. ease without the hell? t 4it[ciii,,S or nails' nvite furniftire, and are very portab le. I ttriy ,1,1,. V I I'l; 41 the above, adapted for Gentlemen of . the : li sl • ','"Y, At al hot climates, also portable Chairs, bre. Itolii,ll s Patent Manutliturei have been graciously ipoa-, •,rl Pe 'l by gibe Kitt Queen, and itoyal Family,- a!sri tr k '- , .. 14 ,„ . eta from numbers of the Nobility and cep., 5,, 141141.7.i,,0,40 Ilioiy, approved of in the Last and ‘'ve.st 10i,1414.,„ ,iooerit, ot the Articles have thus met , with 'fa' fic,:lekee,,,(eit'regslitignt, and for which he returns I.ll.sAr':lef.: t u l, . 1,44 Othersg't s, and cannot bur notice iipearciciisn;awiril i,i,Laitl3 nai.._,.i..-wpri fix op lar„,e, help a lso promote ti,41471i1.11,1!1N4i .4' ;Thst-l‘tirlitr''ri I;vhilltgrt,t.Tll.elY")ithrr)wjise? he, bY t he t• r ' ti ki r l '1 Proviletit:le, netlifiltiatturtes and 11's. itis Su pe ir,i,.rs iilrif.iilit,:i til other' Bes; excellent Dining Tablesita)onrds, kciNttt„llli,,: .tcr,,l,4.tas. a_bove,.natnely2 Catlierine,str.eet! .1...0_".... iftti 5p,,,,r;;L;„4 IStIC1( rrollt HoOle, N . vhcre . Ile .75sa7nmc ti, taiS4liti 14°1 3 4ntl, ' 6 \ l k:tittles . for . working t he ~,11,,,,„,,.,,,,5, be„., itt Considerable expellee to bring them t, ) , / At th e 4 ' and degree of p erfe Etiom.at.whieh the 4; no w .. Ilieteiv F44the place may be had every Article for c it e ..siA k UrrliShing houses. N. 11. For Exportation. lti,: i . j - .-----___,.................--:---,___-7---- " • tA-11MS. SPItA:INS., CIiII.BLAINS., 14c.. ~, bi sT ~. ji/S i th " RErtss 01'00E1.1)0C. • 41 ' 'q uat e i t t i ) j t, inP1 . rfu rrl i O l warm-, penetrating and li,'Y 1 , 4 , ". Vtlahtics, is rotinti to be' an excellent ri.- 111,1!0:4, it !.trti:ai Ittimitnatisiiii ; aiiit by its strengthenTg r,,111y iir'Petdtiy restots the • !,.arts wiiich have been in ,li.i,nhtittl4ea, :Ind Spr.tins. I t is of greAserviee in Cramps lar"c4tir,l4'r S ' ht lilt6s or Weakness of the feints, and as an, 1,, k , I N 241, i _9! the Soreness of the Feet after violent Baer -1.,,,pi, „..,2:1,,),,,,ting a tiroper*Cireidation in the Limbs tri,Nrc4 I,,.e,,,tlYttltic.. f.),tilt. lt is also particularl reaotrai Ei,tiktikin4; 1) , , 4 9 1 s i add 'll - tisc‘a te r 4l. • tin 1114 case it'should bedibstAvedali4 aP in time !twil l prevent )1,,, C;en„:,, , !r4:l,'Ei'ry 4nrdeolOPOtilcidOe is prepared and sold , only kt.i.. ' 4)1 1 fro,. I ",' e, .Is. ' Si. Paul's, on the oach-waY, 1 , 1:1:4 ; 5 1 Lhelipsale . Price an. ri c h . a Battles, Duty, ) q I. '`.'t 4 1 a var •'' t" A:* . . '' to t he r o l ~ o tviiiti, . , ILty of _oont, kits are oitcrui Ir t ,' ir. Nit ii,,' the Nam'es of lir. Sters; ofCbaring,cross, 111;k'&14e'tilro''1;; "5 irAttilolently made use of, Poreillet4 lir:i, pi`t;•;",r,ve 'w* tether the words '" F . Newbery, 411 oil ~.., 'Ss he engraved in the 4 .3 ta . np.; a Awl the 914 •41,,.)...43t be spurious ' 4 . 1,..ii.;,,,;(6:14);,,r4..4Yr!it1eir..A ppOintinent, hy Disey : fi n d Sut ton,. ~i ~ ,A.rxt,.tici.>..,. ilacou 4nki Cu . No, Is, „arid {•l ',", ' • ~,,gy'.. :1: i',:i'it,9.oil;llrieel 'I • Atiiite„,. oht 110 ond-street ; Liay.-.- 0 , , kc3/4), rhtket i 1, Ward, Miiidle-row, I iolbo . rn ; ''' . 111 ' b xch '''ke; \‘`' Chrkr norough, High -414r, . Itii I , harris, S ti,u!r,r 't ' 'l,l F Ncykibery, 1 `a stir, ot L. fi e.udia trrtet. Jig, hnikes 6s, l'it liin N. R. ,TimfitNiiiiitizi ee eive On k v o ick till thtei.7.l,. g,Ro4cius Mojidiy,, The Fign cr./11.0111ns, r wtoNtsi.):‘,/s P ritE Ge'r ate tt4peaful)i tAtntt, 4'41 ttt the le-1 this 110troW, NlAtc}i whet buttStuol) the ' Saereci IliE I Cornim3il Arie,eipal Vocal Prrhlrr.-- (I.fieir I# 4 I ..ta U 11:. LIA Y, F EISRUARY 28, 1305 PUBLIC OFFICE, GRE:At' . NIAlt.LBOli'013(;11- -STREET. • • LOPED from her Family on Monday. last', Fe. -112.4 brnaiy 15, a Young Lady, aged eighteen year 4 very fair complexion, pale, and,a' little, marked, with, the small ; pox ; laltie• eyes, rising nose, short of stature, and slight made. The-Person wt o was with her is about twenty-:eight years of age, dark complexion, dark shock hair, is very, near sighted, and wears an Eye r glass.hangtng. L qhL. neck. Whoever will give such information, by 'LettCr, or other aloove-trientiened Office, as' may be the means 'of discovering .whdre, the Yaong Lady is', shall receive TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. . - WEREAS, about -Five or • Six' Years , ago, FOUR. CHESTS OF ARMS, containing .Eighty Gnus and tiayonets, were, sent to the. Warehouse of Richard Baggs, Carrier,' late of 'Liverridof, and said to ,he on account of Thrimas Harris, Waggotter,„ of Aldersgate-street, London acct Or! application to : clic said Thomas Harris, .were ordered by him not to he forwarded; and since that they were trans..' ferred to the care of John Sugden, of Liverpool : .This is to glie Notice, That. unlesh, the said Chests and.. Anus, are claimed in One. Month from thisdate,.ttey will be Sold in defray the Expenas of Storage, Advertasing, Set. : Liverpool; Feb. tr. • ' - . . This Day was published,. in Five Vols. Svo• Price Two puincas, in boards, .NTAVM , CEIRONM,OGY.; or, An Historical : Summary of Naval and Maritime. Events from the Tjme of the Romans to the Treaty of Peace 18(.2.; with an Appendix. Sy ISAAC SCIIOMBERG,, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy.. Printed.. for T. Egtirton, Military Libeity, This Day was publisbed, Price 31. 64. sewed, nISCURSORY' CONSIDERATIONS on ST. Luk E's PRE FACE, .and Odle! Circumstances of his GOS PE I. ; in Three , letters to a Friend, from a Coun try Cleruman. London: Printed by W. Buttner and Co. Cleveland-row, for T. Paynp, Mews.frace 4 and Nornaville and Fall (succes sors to Mr. RobwN New Bond-street. • Vit. TOHN HILL's ESSENCIi OF, V4TERPOCK, For the Scurvy,: 1 4 eRrosy, and .all ~'...oropi l attits arising from ' ; * impurity of ditillOod,l - and'iliseasett.)inphatics. - "; I fanypne is ill, and knoivaliot his Disorders him'sus. ~.pea.,*Scurry.”-7 . l‘l..yrnto o tos. . , • . I- 1 E SCurvy, apreari"9,l)C More ptevillent in this . Country than. in any.Ofher ivithin our knowledge: bother this arises from ltikAilricititis living,' the state of the t 7 - , - atmosphere, the; variahkness':of our climate,, or the large qbantity of,animpl i fpoil„take.n by persons of every class, is Pot easily determined I At IS enough that the evil eicists, and ~it is a valuable blessinee , theilthe great and beneficent Crea-' for has particularly favoured. the Inhabitants of Great Bri tain with a peculiar remedy. The Great %Vaterdbek is a plant indigenes to this' Country, ,and .has ever been recommended the only certain Vege table ,Specific .for the Scktryy,. Muntingius :published a Treatise on this Plant, in the,year itii, wherein he largely treats on its powerful virtues in eradicating the Scurvy, - with all itkattenslant•symptoms," and proves it to be the 'Herbs Britatinica of the Ancients. - ' . Whether the Scurvy be of the eruptive. - kind, or latent in the habit, this Essence. is always . consistent in its operation add , effeas. - la fir.st.effort.iis by insensible • perspiration ; - ; opening the. obstruaed pores, and giying , passage to the offending humour:. and, where the Disorder is Virulent, Na ture it farther assisted by a more than ordinary discharge of urine. I urestorei the lost tone of the stomach, enriches anal sweetens the blood, corrects all its acrid, acrinionious, and putrefadive qualiti,,s, removes nausea, takes eif nil 'livid spots of the skin, clears it of its impurities, and never fails in performing a sound and perfeel cure.. . . sold, wholesale and retail, by Shaw and Edward s , No. 66, 'St. Paul's ChinCh.:yard. ' Tile -genitine A rtiele'luis ,their 11 I Mel; . cligra - ved; Oil the Stamp. -Price los • &1. "and 22E each, and sinay be had of all Venders of, Medicine 'in site United Kingdom. . DOCTOR. HOW,ELL's POWDERS, YTS —CONVULSION, t HYSTERIc,. Epj. I. EPS! E.S,, or FALLING.—Mrs. R.Gr,...eri, of the Sa, voy. Parish, was upwards of t %%Tory years afilithd . wltit Cori: .vulsions and Falling Fits ,• and although! the had tried every. other Medicine, and had been an In; Patient otSt.,Martholo mew's and Guy's Hospitals, never rec ei ve d ; the least benefit till , she took Dr. Howell's Powders; which perfuffly cured her. Witnesses,. the Rev. J. Hunt,, Minister - of the Savoy; I\fr. Burgess, No. to 7, Strand, and Mr. Thompson. 135, Strand, Churchwardens.- Mr. Daniel Wiit; bf - West Horse• ley, near 70 'years of age, was more than t 7 years most. grievously Pini6ted with ConVulsfons and 'Falling Fitt, vvhich came on in. such quick succession as frequently to Amount to ten' in i week. A great variety of Medieine was admini stered to him by the most eminent of the Faculty , but he could never obtain any relief, until 4 e Was advised to try Dr. Howell's Powders.; which soon restored hith tb . pertitet healtt, Witnesses , the Key. Mr. Fullerton, Min ister-of We4lT-forsel'ey, Mr. Smith and Mr. Hooker, Churchwar dens. The above are extracted from a long List of Cures, equal ly extraordinary, and equally well attested, which may be had at N0 . .,78, High Holborn, London, where' these inya liable Powders, are prepared, and sold, under the King's Royal - Patronage, by Dr. Howell (Fellow of ,the King's College), inpackets, at le s. 6d. each ; an d troll') - whence all Letters; post..paid, will be ilvly 'answered, and a 'List for warded, . 3. f requested. N. B. For all NERVOUS COMP LAINTs, which are so frequently the fore-runners of the abotfe-mentioned dread `ful Disorders, they ace also an infallible remedy. • No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. r 3; 1804. pOR Eleven Years have relinquished all other P.ractice for the 'CreatMent of Venereal Compiaints, and the cure. of those deficiencies which are the consequences of destruitive habit. • • The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army; and the extent of . my, experience to this pdculiar line, constitute my claim to that'suiwriority, which cannot be attained by theilliterate l uneven by the most respeetahle general Pradttioner,- Whose Mind is harassed by attention to inunense variety of Disorde r s. T • - he .very.singular complai nts of Disease and Debility, in which from every ..patt ofthe world .I Live been consulted, ntus,t have considerably Conduced to my perfeCt comprehen sion of the most complicated (;ages. , • I f Disea s es a r is e f rom t h e i n di scret i on of anouguerded mo ment, and it' such ,Cases of distres4al disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual vice, can'any Man assume h better title qcoreat. them. than a regular Surgeon, .resie4itrig all other l'wtic,e t;rt r,lte,Treat. mutt of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point I 'ln reeent.C4ses.of Infedion, all Pain, Danger, and tress may be avoided, and in the first semation, o f I,x:A •Weaktiess, Much future misery may be preventrid,. by such 'means of re -animation as will restore health and strength to the Constit•.t ion. Tiarougli inconsiderate mica the slightest cases become important, but it is theacquirernent of excluJi.ve ekpesh.rtwe in this line to give a *are and vernal:mem restoration, uvata when other PraCtitioners have failed. • . The terms of remuneration are precisely stat , ,l on the mere interview, but no letters are answered' unless a hank Wore is inclosed: MARTIN BRIEF:, • • Member ofithe Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-I-I,r. There is an additional entrance in - Water-street, adjoittit.e TORN WILKES. This Day was published, in Five elegant Volumes, Post Why°, price 355. in hoards, embellished" with a fine Por 7 trait, by Caroline Watson, and with various Fac'Similes, if FIVICYIRS of the LIFE of JOHN WILK.T.S,' interspersed with his GENUINE CORRESPOND ENCE and ORIGINAL PAPERS: -- Edited by JOHN ALMON, Author of the Life of the ,Earl ofChatham,. and other Works. 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THE FARMERS' 111AGAZINE. This Day was published, - Containing Eight Sheets Letter Press, and illustrated by an Enk,roing of Mr.. Gray's Machine. for Harrowing Wet Land . (Price. 2s. fgt.), NP. XXI . THE FARMERS' MAGAZINE, a Periodical Work; exclusively devoted to Agricultitre and Rural Afriin ; composed entirely of Orie,inal Papers; and contains an ~tccount of the State of Markets and Husbandry in Great Britain, for these last three Months. (Published ( uarterly.) Contents : On. the Seledion of Grain for Seed ; P,bserva tions on the Working of Oxen ' •by Lord - ScinerVille, w ith Answers to Quirtes on th at su bject ; Comparat pence of Farm Labour in the Distri4t of I.;.3st,,Lothiati in Into, an d 0304, as reported to th e C orti C omm i ttee Of th e House o f . c o mmons ; on the Analysis of Lime -stone, by Mr. ;aides Headrick : the Qttestion considered, Whether.- Magnesian Liar:stone is prjudicial fo:Vegetation ?,.Aeconnt of Pump without a Piston, invented about thirty 'years ago by George ardine, blacksmith in Glasgow ; on the Injury done tp Po. woes , by Worms 3- Letter from Sir George S. Mackenzie 41 the Analysis of Litnesttnie and on the _Value of Labour • fur ther Consideration on the Value of Labour irs the II tyl ads, with Remarks tin Sir (_;cc , ree S, Mackenzie's Letter.; s on , 'that 'SUOjedi ; Remarks oft the Roxbur;Otshirz Feeding 13 Y re, scribed in No. 19 Quelies on tiic ncst , Mode of reclainttng ,Mountain Land; Answer to the Letter eXrtactcd frail thd' Tyne Mercury, relative to the.liambarough Breed Of !Sheep; Account of the (Inflow Mode of making 'Capon ; an :the. Cul, livation of the Jerusalem Artichoke ; Animadversions on the Proposal for erecting Farming Sehools ; nn Stopping Thrash ing Nlachines which are drawn by Horses frost Low Starts 3. on •4()%viug Par s ley as a - Green Crap for Horses; Queries on ditnrent SUbjeds in Husbandry ; An improved Kosation of Crops on the r!elt Soils of - East Lothian recommended ; Me. ' thod otinaking Potatoe'Bread in the Highlands ; on, the pre. sent State of Farming in East Lothian compared to what it, was in.fiarrner times, with some Remarki on the small return from Capital .Steck invested in Ariculture. ; on the Benetlt of Roiling when Turnips are attacked by the Black Cater. ; Account of a Machine whereby, Wheat Land may be Harrowed in Wet Weather, with .a Plate, and Description thereof; Query concerning a Machine fox litimmelling.Bar iey; Review of Cumberland . Agricultural Survey.; Review of Westmorland Agricultural Survey' ; Review of I.,ornir)iVii Observatiow; on Planting, &o. , Review of Lord •Sorxicrville's Publicatiou on Sheep, Wool, Ploughs, unit Oken ; Leading Article of Agricultural Intelligence, us which the Glasgow Resautions against the COrn La‘.i• are examined ; Scottish Agricultural. Intelligence; English ditto; Liverpool Mete. craters ; rho Publishers' Addras to their Readers ; Notice to Correspondents. • Edinburgh rrinted for Arch. Constabje aßif,l Ca. Edin burgh ; and sold by Longman, Hurst, fieits, and Urine, l'aternuater-row, London ; and the Principd Bnok.telitrs Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be bad, r. The Fanners' 111. , ,azire, iiyco, t3of, tgz , Z, tgo - 3. And Iso4-1 . lye Volumes, boar.tb, z). 3s. 64. or any s.ngle Num ber, lame is. { 1%4 will be publiallud on Monday, .1416 y. [PRICE' IX:P.git,CE4, .wYe<a~ry~M~-t+x~~s+ v.s K. i NA FY OFFICE, Febrvaty zai rrHE PI I CIPrI. OFFICERS arid COM. MISS IO NERS of His M/I7EST Y's INT/IPY tio hereby give Nuti,ce, rbot ar. Tho rday the 7th of next at Oat o'Clock, they will be ready to treat .vitb i ;oe.6*Peetons at may be .Liking -to control) for rttrpfying Wit illaferty's l'arde at Dept. ford and Waalloich-ioith FLOCK BEDS and BOL.SI'ERS. Patten.: .of the Antkles, toith a farm of the 7eude►, may he seen at this Office. No Tender ho received after Twe:Ne t.'elpck tbe, Defy of Treaty, nor rofitnotlerd :mien the Partri* of Agog for 144, .t(; c 7: ~~f . -PIC'TELI44IIsig 21r,'IC February Is, !Po 5e T HE COATMISS /0 AT4 Sic rVI 6 . 1",..1 411,1,1 :VC 4- RV: MAY gSTY't NAVE do bee, by give 14tke, tba! on Monday Neel, 4.th M.rrcb, tßiey fe leafy to receive Tendert, in weiting•bedled wt.), .acrd 17.41 ,j2e 1:1V11., TONS of NISIV IRON. BUI UQOPS, n.ade from grill:// or F o reign Port, to tie delivered in Six iPeeis, ray tv-:46 i'roportiont, into lii: Maje3(y't Soter at Orptfird: 'and lobe paidfir I r y Bilh, I..tiabk, with inte,tsr, ninety dot - after date. The Cynditione of the Contract our be; seen at the SecretauJr Ofre. No-regard lull! he h..4d to a 7). Tender he ivhieh the Aim not be inserted in words at length, or ;ha Isbell not he deli vers.' r • • the Board before fine- o'Cloela on the soh! Monday ,Nexts the .Ito rear unless the Person tuba makes the Tender, It seine Pry-. son on his teha(f, attends; to anstZ , er, when calleeffot I'ICTUALL.I.VG OFFICE, • rekfuoiy tgos. 'THE COMAITSSIPA'f RS for VICTUALLING! IV4 PT do hereky giv't Notice, That on Thuraly the 7,h of 21.tareb nro.-1; 'at Bleven o'Clock irecit indhe Forenoon, will he ice* to' sell, to the highest Bidder, Premiler, at Deptiord, sundrY Lott' . of tie felloouinic Ps'ouisions and gi:72 , 44:ling Storer, Bread, Bread Dust, Rake-house Sweepingi, Flour, iVour Sweeptil;?,, Raisint,Riee, Pair,' Pease Sweepings, Qattert,% Oatmeal Sziyep... Bags and Rags, Reef, Fork, .61;.'w Slab, Doublet, and Quebec 'Fads ;; Staves of -aarhur deteriPtions,'Tieht and Dtr •fle:s.ling . Wine, Fire; Brandy Piece and F.has Puncheon flea ir, Braqy Piece * and Mite 1-17 . g.,beads, Fire it'ood, Iron Hasps, and worn-out Coopers' Tools, !ying at Olt Majesty's 1 1 117ttalling A Premises, a: Deptford, Deposit of 251. per Cent. is' to 'he 'made uPon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale ;- and s'f the remainder, of the Morey .he n;t paid, and, the Particulars taken away, witirin • Twenty working' Day r eilierwareli, the Deposit will beforfqted„ and the Coodr rercain the Prepttly of the Crown. The other COPIitiOIS rn.tr be seen, and kilted Caialogues May bad, ..ft 14,• .S.wetavit Office.. • • • OPPICZ OF. ORDNANCE', , . . February. 14, 1805. I. ill?, 1 4 RINCIPAZ OFFiCERS of lIIS Md. yESTY 9 .I ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, T6at Proposals tt,411 be received at thefr Office, in St. Mar gareer-rtree!, Wertrninver t on or beforr Tuesday the sib day of March next; from :Itch Perrerars at may he willing to undertake the .S'uPP4' of Forage Pr the Royal Zirilitiry !tor MS stationed' ill the folltrwine Di:hitt:, viz‘ North Britain. Northern. Yorkshire. Eastern, exclusive of War ley: Southern, exclusive of,Chatharii. - South.l,vest, Pc,rtsmou4r, lsle of Sight, ana Christchurch. Wcitem. ti''‘;olwich, with its DOendencitsi. , - Watley, Chatham, and Mary-te-none, • Jri a pfridcl Six ilif:mthe froirt . tke ttt of welpril next ;ihi• Pont tbe furni.ted Rathnt . tocoA'sist of gib! Of 0.4 is of 4 . 11,,ar of UPLAND :11.E.e1Olf 1111 Y • . 84 b4 ofirriEAT or RYE STR Pk' ; • ' . all of the beet qualit,jt, ald.m4e elelitwed go the respetlive Sta. dot: at tlielr,xpr r tre d tbe.CoPtiraclter. ' . - The Prisfirtrals• my deliveirytd separately or jointly far eac-6 Station ; and it is expeßed that the Cows:Jibe shall reeehve the Stable Dung that may fi;am' time ; , to thift 'etcommulatit,, making an alio'reiantt fie the sante. • Further Particulars, together nvitb the rernts and C' o nditt,p l4 4.f rbr Contraelt, Ina, he, knf,cem rren . erppiiM/Tvg•to the liffirer 4%, 01111.2 realms- the Royal rittiiiiiy Inreses Dill II td . iich arse autrto. risrd Sceretaiy's qfficel in St. aforevai,l, .: , :r dry' between ihr• honrs of fen and_ Auer o'Clock, lubere the Propssals 4:IQ be deli•vered, and. tc; be sealed up, ami "narked wan the otctside, " Tender for Po rage ei 4at > t o ,Prskosal can #e admitted lifter the said stir of Alarch next. 17 ) , Order of the R 4 11. CREJf Sc.-. .I'O\'VDEilt for the DEST RU CTI N 'or It'A . Tg • r r HIS Composition is the InventiOn of It 1% RAI SS, ,Aletthant, at flaVant, in Ilampshire; who begs !cave to recommend it for the destrottion of. i•rat's and Mice infesting Dwelling-houstsitlartrs, t;styles, Siore.itoese:,, Granaries, Malt-licittSes• i &e. Nis , ,ltcrs at' Slop :.; may alsO, iii one night, witness the cffiels or rho,: Powder, vi;lioi ttliuros the vermin to the spat, where .they• ,eir till they dt - op,, YCt no,cat will touch it. The sucet:ss with which it been used in the Sugar .flantations, in Stot.ir.houses and Stores, deserves the regard of Ivierelinats and.Prantars. From the calculation laid helot; the,Publie layees Wright, Bart. it appears, that damage done by these wide. wasting of cone Amottr:ts to no Irss ih.ln 16,3-50,0na -busheit; larly4ity, far more titan spfilsictit.tbr 4eett to sow the enstaing"yeat's,s lli Inventor being a per son of ,:nal.Acter,rtnci pri . ..perty, it is scarcely necessary to ado, that his ntotlVe 'preo.ir,r7 it is tinkly for the public good. Butt beware of counter eits„ Welt ith great SalOttles oncoti. raged. The genuine p.icitetz, price as. M. each, are done cii) in a rel starpv, rile ii,irne cf T. Pkiss •They are sold in Lontion.by (2.h:in/Imre and ed. A itigate 144 at :NlO, _l7„Ave Vattl'a: they may ads tie had of t.)c r;patabls thzokse.4., r, cv4r) . Town in the ,K.ingdom.