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11 r, r, . . „ ' • (tie, \ ~...47: - A V 1',=.1 ' N • ' . .4' , . ag,:,.*- ' ' ' ' , • - ' I A si # , If -1 ,-, =,i . z . ::: :"•: :a3k -1., c 't'' l. l: 44. ta l i.., ?l 'P l-1-1 # 4 :.., 5 1 :4 -:: : ...... ' ..,: s ' • : '. .. ! -- J.. . -•,:• ..,. -,„...,-, ' ' ' ....,,,,- •*,, , -.4i1F 0 w. , ,,, , - ..: ,. .?..•alea - --,-.:,,,-- \ \.... ..c ....:) , - - - A , 04 , ,•-, ~,......,- V . - ;•;./...-i. , '' • - c-..= .. , ~. t~~ R~-~~ Sj .. s'~ t o YI 4t1 1 41 NUMBER 4030,1 ";;;. ! , ' , , , tritTcz 7fl C . RSDA Y,' AUGUST 15 ; 1805. This Day was published, s-' HOME P0P11.41141 In One Volume, Odavo, with a Quarto Volume of Plates, separately, price 9s. in boards, THE ART of DRAWING in PERSPECTIVE, from Mathematical Principles ; sheaving hoW to giVe every Objet its true place in the Figure in every part of a Landscape, that proportion in size and distance from one an other, which the parts they, are intended to represent hold in Nature. The whole illustrated by upwards of Fifty. tngrav lugs. [Examination of 131 To . CK E E SCl ' t continued.] , .. . - He watt ill, the Ze4lan4i, Which 3,yas,,tiell at the Nore..?,.ltappeal 8 SO. .You Imam) knowletlge, wevions to making that memorandum ; that - the Boatswain was in the Zea land ?—None; • ' .- ' • ' , ' - • • ' ,le n~ of By GEORGE DOUGLAS. Printed by and for Mundell and SOn, and John Anderson, . Edinburgh : sold also by Longman, Hurst, gees, and Orme, Paternoster-row Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane. Stipposing the . Papers on which you Xounded any Report are 1.0q,' would. Aliere he any diiculty. in getting eopy4 of A hem_ from the 'different:Doi - A: Yards ?- I None whatever ; Lut the Papers e.in which I. .iw:tl.l my inquiry are net lost that' know.of ; they were. sent froni.-the Admiralty to the Cloirlinihz! .sioncrj of inquiry, and I understand were returned;' but theri were duplicates, ebolieve, of thern: ' Do you conc'eive, if there :were any of the original. ITot he; Boatswain's-. Account lost, that,, they eoul,l be • anpplied ?-41e: will have stated it iu his Return 'look and:whether he produce the Re oeipt or 'not, it, would' net militate agLiinst him in pav+tin~.ll49 -Aecourt t. • In the Press; and will be published in the course of the en. suing Year, in One large Vol. Quarto, THE UNIVERSAL CAMBIST , • or, A Coin pletc System of Exchanges ; including the lkltniies, Coins, Weights, and Measures of all Trading. Nations and their Colonies. By P. K E LY, Author of a Tracheal ntrodOtlion to Spherics and Nautical Astronomy, The EleMeritS of Look-kceping, &.. and Sum , of Finsbury-square Ae , .elerny, London. • This Woik is founded on the celebrated Cerman Publica tion by Ktuse, entitled The Hamburgh •Contorist, which is here modernized, adapted to the English Standard, and con siderably enlarged from unquestionable Authorities. The 14 nriburgh Contorist is universally allowed to be the most c.;rreet and coMptehensive System of Exchanges that has ever yet been published, and its accuracy has, on the present occasion, been carefully verified, not only by com paring it with other Works in various . Languages, but also by submitting the principal • Articles to experienced Mer chants of thetespeaive Countries to ;which those Articles relate. , , Among the numenatis and important Additions here intro duced, are new Assays of. the principal. Current Coins (in. "tended as a Revision and Continuation of Sir Isaac Newton's Table of Assays), by which the Intrinsic Par of Exchange is determined. Fact-similes of the Coins are likewise given. The Aut nor has permission to• state, that the Coins are seleded, collated, anol approved, and several other useful Documents furnished tbr this Publication, by John Humble, Esq, of toe Bullion Office, Bank of England; and the As says made Sy Robert Aingley, Esq. theAing's Assay Mister of the Mint, To be published by Subscription. The Price cannot at present be ,precisely ascertained ; but it will not exceed Three quineas ; and the Charge to Subscribers will be Hall a Guinea less than to the Public. No Money is required until the delivery of the Work.. Subscribers'. Names are received by the principal Book sellers of the United Kingdom. It will appear by the List of Subscribers, which is shortly to be printed, that lids Work •is 'patronized and encouraged, not only by the first Mercantile Houses, but, also by the Bank of England, the East India Company, and the Board of Trade. Can - COpies be had of thi Boatswain's Voucher:;, if any were lost do not kuow, ,andl do nut know . from whenee'he obtained them. • You do not know of any Copies of them ?--No. Supposing the Vouchers to be lost, could they Ix?, supplied %. 7 4Very item in these AecoUnti must - have been entered ,in the Book wain's Book. VICTUALLING 'OFFICE, AN;. 6, IScc. r r 1E COMAIMMVERSfor VICTUAL LEVG -A : His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday, the z;ih day of Septeniber next, they will be rea.fy to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed uk), for such Quantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the best Qurilisy, and to 4e Cured in the ensuing Seatott,, as the respeilive M•rchants and Dealers therein elegy think proper to ; one-third part thereof to, be packed in Half Puttcheons,one.third part in Tierce 4and the it. mainieg'one.tisird part in Parcels; the latter to be ofthe exclusive description, containing c flfty.tWo fair pound piece , each; to be . delivered into , 11;e Majesty's Viaaalling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Pt:mouth; and into the Army PieFt, ailing Stores, at St. Catherine's, in replay proportion:, of each description of Corks, by the periods undermentioned,'vlz. One.:fintrth of the whole by the tsth January, one-half of the remaining quantity by the 3 (It March, and the remainder by. the 3oth Jane, 186 ; and to be paid Jar by Bills, payable, with interest, ' , bre& days after date. The Conditions of the Contrat7 may be 1471 at the Secretary's Office, at this Opt ; or by applying to Mr. Duststerville, Agent for the'Piflualltng at Cork ; to the Colletior: of HI: Majesty's" Customs at Lim. rick, lieljast, Newry, and Waterford ; and to the l'ort,Master. General, at Dublin, respenively. N. it. No Tender for a less quantity than 503 Tierce: will be accepted. 11t° regard be had to any Tender in which the Price shall ' not be in,erted in words at length, or that sball not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said ilidnesday, the r.;th day of September next, nor unless the Perron who makes the To.:. der, or =one .Person an his behalf, attends, to..nswer, when 'Called for. Is it not very common for Boatswains to omit making an entry ? , --Their bread depends upon their doing it.. They are not very expert accountants ?.--They generally take care, I believe, to put down whatever they are to pay ibr. Was the Boatswain';_stated account, which came up from Chatham Dock-yard, one of the document 9 from which you funned your Report"?---It must have been. Did you ever see that Boatswain's stated account ? —Yes; I remember seeing it when it was produced by - the Secretary in passing his account. Were the vouchers, on which that stated account was made out, produced at that time ?-4 should suppose not ; they might have been. When the Boatswain's stated account is sent up from any Dock•yard, is it not common to send up the vouchers from which that stated account is made up ?—I should suppose so, but I cannot speak to it positively. Is it wit the pra6tice of the 'Navy Board to refer to the original vouchers, to examine the truth of the stated accounts which come from the Dock-yard The Committee of Stores determine oil all those things ; the papers are laid beflire,them by the Se cretary ; if they are not satisfied on the statement, of tour v they would ask for the papers. If there was any inaccuracy in the 'stated account" it might he necessary to refer to the papers ?—Yee. You saw those papers in the Office ?—I saw a - roil of papers which I believed to be those papers, but I am not sure that they were those. . Did you' ever give any dire&cian that the drawer should be left open ?—No. You never had the key, and never had any papers but from their being given to you by - the clerks No. NEW AND VALUAJILE PUBLICATIONS. The following BOOKS have been lately published by C. an d R BALDWIN, of New 13ridge.street, Blackfriars )FRICAN MEMORANDA; relative to an a ttempt to establish a British Settlement on the Islam of BulamJ, on. the ‘V esterh Coast of A fric.t, in rho year 1792, With a brief Notice of the neighbouring Tribes, Soil, ProdudliOns, irc.mand some Observations nn the facili. ty. of Colo[dzing that Part of Africa, with a view to Culti.. vation, and rha intrciduaion of Letters and Religion to its inhabitants ; but more particularly as the lasans of gratlual. ly abolishing A trican Slavery. By Captain.Pl-11L1P BEAVIIRoIt. N. Illustrated by a Map of the . . Western Coast of Africa, and Plans of a Blockh6use erected for the Defence of the Colo. nice. 4tii. boards, 11. its. 6d. 2. An Account of the Island of Ceylon; containing its History, deogtiphy, a Deseriptiiiii*Of its various j,,1 1 ,,b ict ,„,, and Natural•Produttions, &c. By Captain Robert Percival. The Second Edition, with very considerable Additions and now-Engriving 4 , .44). boards, 11. r is. N. B. A few large paper copies, al. [2s. 6d. ! of id 4 .E4ST,INDIA HOUSE, 4,7g:t0 14, THE COMMITTEE y t/ e UNITED COMPANY Of MERCIIANTS of ENG. LAND trading to the East lair:, du her,-4y give Notice, That the Cinnsnittee 4oill he ready to receive Proposals, in Writing (sealed swig, on or before Wednesday the 281.5 instant, from such Persons who may he willing t-. :apply the Compasv vat - ' • VAUXHALL. L. tha Patronage of His Royal Highness the Pa 'Net of %VA t. k s • , To.-MORROW in honour of the Birth of the „Jam Field- Shrthal His Royal Highness theDUKE t t ! YORK, and the [,rave , United, Regular and Volunteer ' ~n t tes of the British Empire, will be a GRAND MILL., 10Y FESTIVAL, the part iculars of which will be giyen mow Bills and Advertisements of the Day. Admission 'Three s halloo. loxes flay be taken by application at the Gardens. , • ~'""--._ ...,....., • ------•• ROYAL );N SOCIETY for the l, -, NATION of the. SMALL-PDX. ExT L RIM ', i loint Conference held on the 4th of I it IY, 18°S' between' 019oatd of Direct ors and Medical Couneil, At the Gen 1. lid Reuse, Saliermiry•square, . 1 i OM AS II F. RNA RD, Esq. V. p, in the Chair; 1/4SOLV.E.4) Unanim(tUy, That the late In- Bills of titot3,!:treate. of D arils by S!"°11-P" willin el ! - Il e c of Sinai'. ),, inuo, lil'e3rs t 9 be occasioned by the pra !t. . ury of the, ctitru4tlation being continued, to the great injury lkeiclve 1) i o 'Unanimous)y, 'l'ha t whilerwe have proof from b 4".rt,usparts of the Continent, that , by the general a dop tion 1 9t he that fatal and loatit,som..`d we hasift4 r'krA l'ox, might he wholly cztermina # lament; the falai R7';''sit ! iii !a this. enlightene . d . country t t l a e I prat ice ti gte4ll4 4 , ix d i" ul [fiat Disorder; arising .tiom , It„olved t; fl"c"lati"11. . . • • ' 6tice f.' Pu . b lidy etrni., ti,aluinou,sly, 1 hat while this. Pr t l o expel`} that lay t4,4,`„""4,111(i .•-ticouraed, it is in vain be -success. fa, ' .i.,exterimoitte the Sinall,Poit can Rttoited t) • Meet. lag nothi Lelnimuusly, That in the opinion of this _ a.. y ktnin i? 4"rt of. Legislative enadment can eKeto li to 40,1‘..:..it, ,s.6.iiicioits pritclice ; and that it is necessary Usi.,G.l.'4l,l4ri•mt fur this ninpose. te of twelve 1,10,6;;;", Unanimously, That a Cornitit---- thep, 3r ',Lvil:iisting 01 six of each Board, be appointed, a na. c i ,..„ _Pots ot taking th e in,,st etteeltial measures, otY.cfethe ',eta Parlia - ' aboitt ~,„t . t n,- , ,, or otherwise, in order to re, ri necessary fo r „„litc-,ce vv milli .-,ui::tt batind s as may appear nu ohs% the Batik: aety- ' 1 T. BERNARD, Chairman, . . .. is . 1 0 ill; LE IT, READY FURNISHEiIt For Three, Years Certain, ' '... THA T c • ' '1 PREMISES, , . apital 1114NSION andsituate i ll the ilith.i.vit hy the name of N E w•ro WN . or suuth„:4l, or itolttre, near I.vmington, in the County fty vre,, ~,P4 )11: the Mansion stands on a Lawn of about Fifty Lore , Vuuridect whit a Shrubbery ; it commands m?std 43,4, 1 ; 'Jews of the Sea and 1 sir; of Wight ; the prin cipal 8 Itet 4t ; d l r l a ire, an Obse'rvatory of t 8 feet and a half by . 1 , a tlinint,„l,''lfi, two Driwing.lcooms 36 by ZS ' tl'et eddi e ; itanct4iiirilt 2 - 4 by 14 feet, 'a Library 24 by 19 feet,. -t t t i l ' l,3 ll4 9 ,, o b v Y '4 feet, with suitable Bed-Room light Gar i!l ki l i 1.... liken[ Offices ; walled liot.ttotises,. i for .13 't,• the 411Te tii good c oach ous and Stat"ng . m i„ „ I " r c g,,,',ti ,"111,1e being in complete liepair, and the P" • "'lt , it I' • 'I ls, therm ' .respect an 'eligible Rest. ~,i,,yuitt,,,ltt., ~.arn re, , iii every itered upon inunei- ch s .lt i kth ' er r,, ity ; anch.an be Fi i b 1 etrer, post-P. ~14. St u il i.i a!titallars app . .) , (it y ~ ... I , jaws fu r • ; reel 'gthe 4, ' r •uci Lsq. at Lynaingtou, where A4 Xlltt 9, ~,s4liscS..nlity be obtaineit., - • 'tS. • . ' 1, APlriki. ktsi i '.E II ANTS,' CI be 5 f ,,, ,... • , DIM. . T si-. 114, tt l te ," 4 t , by PRIVATE CO,NTRAC , 6 4 4 0 - p e ,P 'N'llieu tait of Winehester. And five SIL. COrtVertilit "Ilea Bit t ) t)l...W 00 l) PA RK 3 _ 46 P h rnin'tabte lv "' 4 f tvl Ilea Dwelling-house, wi t h 5 1 awn ,i,i:i111; p a,t ` Y description,- excellent Stables, with , _!. .I.,),e'LilY vaj l ti r , e ,' 'l'd Ittelosures, containing 321 Acres, of 1 "t VitiN f l?' 3741' 114 0 4 uy tavoi f l Ten an t; and Mt. Perry, of l i i ii sh tro tle !c h i need tio t i t tw t h e , . of the Ox. it. , a rkt 4,11. lidos injy , h e had of the Printers ~c . ., . e tt '. l ; at N o t tits; at the principal I nns.on ti . le.lVe . ..siaLti ''''"i'in 541,,, t•iniolo's- I tin: FieltlS ; and at Mr. NS " . b ° b 1 "U rY, WhO Will treat for the Sale. :• ' .. 4 .I'' 1%41.ti0 t ' --.,$ Surgeon, No. ', New liridge.steee -, It*, ' Loudon. ~,, . ' - Roo V ~ "r ho S A fin r . tdinburgli, May 2, 'r . 11 " P ' -t- -0 °L 11 \v . ' ' atiliceled with a 1,t,,fr.;,c.1 e c ,,, i d , art.},. . -a " ‘. ' indirect.- Itititi, h'euli.atilL 1 ' aim which I treated with apply to a t !ritt r l'ily ci„i _ . , )tit was then obliged, alitPle S tais i !i the ty.."'" ~Miti, put a t emporary stop ,to t ) for some if Tilt Qin growiiiT-ise (hy. mercurial applications a. , v , ee Is e ,! hrs t . e 8, in spite of all medicine and tl ... ' for 'entlaitnen 'th e - i here, worse and 0, 411. , rt wo year, ot Fact! ty I, /most 1441.. 4 u. ..1t(1 3 , )(1 ,:., 4 ) IhS reduced to a state a . , e c Colterit,tl g_')..lnd -description, being an entire l vie, 1 . 'rum head to foot • - Mt, head throat, mo u th ,. terililos Arm s & 1 •- i - , i -1,1 d an g e r Ot 0 114,, ig 114elt. P. lave been aiternate y I _,_ t to Ni t ', tgii,4 ti ,,, , In snort, I have had from twe? Y, : ' l t c(. ' r s lglit ' ''".l uly bodv, anti nearly . totally LP"- 1,1414,114tyta, . --- 1 t w,,utd b e -; ibittininous to partieuia ; tot.,st, one e t to it to Say there never was, or ever 141,141n0ti -, a more dangerou', or of a more comPii: e ksi IN n.,v,i4 .‘v.! 't tont 'banked upon by my friends, and b 1 ,. -- ;! in rtnro.ii beyon(i all hopes of recovery ; and, In thr4lll4., t han niill,,eh eondition, death was preferable . to m) . y ikst ra,ble sate. Ili this dreadful situation did tk it in 44.mitniserable existence, till 13ivine Providence Lent .., r i f t . l'iy i Y 4 Newspaper containing the case of 1,10 proonnutli -my ttiends read it, 1 could nor•---:t 1ii.,,,?, whi4tl,l so,me of your I.E A KE's l' AT E N I t. ti lll itt4 . l r, ht.ta, i'st;,,.nfing from time to time; .anl.isico;",/,!_a,",,i. .tror 41),ititasi4,x;01..'0,ir.attteloote th 311 four yea rs .tritte n a aa. s . 7 . e ' ; ', eat e , ,v , _ Its, 1 i tt `,, 4 .. 1,. t•l‘,:.:.tti! a, !vet I enjoyed: tod , r t ,.. Inlii ith , .' fine of tiltivlLlh, tlLattny child, .. born likl)l'h.l,ll4 it . t ' y `lgo. In gratitude iceod, and in hopes 16 ' ..t ' - -j lellaw-ore. t- - I requ outs 'to 41 I ' l k '.' ° NI yot • i ula " r - '•, • who ,41 i4t4 ti , ! may at any time rely 1), . .. Ai t ,' t 4 4 4 ,:, e'l nt the truth of this, or further pup.. 1iurcekt,,,,.e.,40.„.ny friends, by letter or person. ' at, 1 . 1 : !In' irailue-ss ‘A iil ever equal •mine, ornine tire, ilit o 0 ~,lave from expkrie.nee. every reason to ass tlt,,,Nil,' .11 your 1.1; 'ik I's PI 1 LS they will thid 11,,"iteot;h4.4tt,, and ratti . c. ' ... '• f' tli t. most dread t; , t t 1 13 V e , . .44 t•urt., .01 , ~ s 1 .o t 4 'erk.ti DIS).tilS:: Willell . t !'t :ailed 4 "N'• 'll-1 . ' ' 'I 1 i'V TH R OMPSON. Ike Itinoti, • ( 1.1 • It l i p aii 11 111 0 • • . i 'hi„ 4,14.1 k.., Lundy reasons prevent making my oietie nit 4 --'' Public • but creditabl;l persons lean). Ab y &4' T 4414111. j il 't ' also ' • 4 ' , ''' MI th) ' t ' 74%, S . ~,. ',) be reterred to . - I.k. 4 . ..' l'Aiol‘fk:a4kii 'lark, Ramsay-II ' -miens, Edinburgh. i tt , r,t)ik ‘i:+o4 :•.2ltl by the Sole Prop*toti' clitri, i‘ortd,..„: , : kttiber of the Royal College - of •$ tt rgeons k ic ~.il,c wi lt .it his house, No : i. Now bridge-street, Iti, mt+.,t I,ol.Kwe Advice tt . 1 , . t 1 ,ersoni...t4k• t,.ii i. c,,, tio 4 , alik .. ,, i, . , 1 I 101.1 t a . „A„ . t l a . ... , __. hen 4 : 4, 1i. t'iale i-,'''''' aaswer patients letters, it post i;;;4f,,•ti0 11 ,,,,' kerec, urns, 'obser x iog iti all CaS4.ls .the; otos( ,t;:t4, - ' , l tu t ,' 110. Persores 114:ne or c.ise having been l'itil,',.tiiiinni,Ciittleteit own panit.tilar request, by the Pr Mo - 1- 1 ' 4, 1 th,, t;uti tse . or mean: than thirty .six years, hie ity i ((I n t. 41 ru t more of ant xtensive sale of the ii,tiq .tt al, the practice arising. therefrom. 1;(111,4 th 7 Sold h t' , 1 • P .' , is , ''ritl,' (40 10,6, ~, r us Appointinent,, ior„ the conve .l, . , t r , ~,,,,, ti-.,-.,,, -It a di , Lince, hy Mr. llaxters lithlti.utne,Viotti aP,41,r0 NIr. ' N't ,• I is . -1 I Printer, G las. 1,,,b('",k,t,"N lila; ;'," '1 'l'. rel erl - t ' a u r' leis ' address ;at the • t' t4 ;li' l ,' T 4 iy.,"'" Sr' st: Alitan'sstre-t : Pall4mall i. , Mr. / kt,t..,Po ~ ''.P, No 1., `. . - • ‘ll l-iis rwt ' Nlr :i.' , l'lsjl,, ~- '- 3, O xfoal-stret.t„ t • "v t , t t.tiiii, ~neo,,, ~ ~t•,:et..iiiii, nearly oppestte the ,10- 1 ' P. to r I NI , c4' '46ok;irtler N . 'l5 ' t- rte ' - iti,, ,nit t i k , .• auw.tu,, - ... o. t, ;no -., • '4 %'''i oft • 441 e . town 4) bnbltit ; - ' l, ittd:hy one pers.,ll in , iot, i, . 1 ... ) , nit . in Great.liritain and Ireland, in Vi wql,w4teti? v-,401, sealed up with full' and plain s -ii , cs•, t , . oraohs 1 .. „. L •,. , - 'ith . on e } ~ 0 Latter oex may cure them til it- vet L'orcek. :i . 4 4n i Y hox ll*. ,:;; ‘i i i, ,1?, o fi , ) 4 9 , 111 clilltat liritain is sealer up .11,tc.IN,i'irtritt4,1. v.l"ch. bY tav,otir al the Commis.- 4 C14 iite Irkt4ll.si'Lthe ' Strirnp+Ot!it:el4' r; TaYlari 1 . 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't ins Work is continued IvlonthlY/ in ":' tew , •P r , ice n.is: oil. elicit, foil or which forma .Volitine. A vei y Cnpies are sup..rhi v uriittet-1 on tine R atilt al Paper. irit first o fazes. otice Pat. COPP li, R. And Ilwer the Conditions of the Contraa nto 6e son, upon ap. plication to Mr. 74111(S Conan, Clerk to the said Co►nmitter, with whom the Proposal: must dip left Aefoo c .Twelve'o'Cloc4 at Noon on 114 said 213th instant, b , youtl which Hour the Committee will not receive any. From the LoHowl GAzE.-cre, Otos. ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. rr HE increasing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS, for the Cure of every species ot FEVE having caused an attempt to Counterteit them, it becomes a duty to warn the I' oblic against such a dangerous imposi. tion, equally injurious to the health of those deceived, and to the cii3raacr of a Medicine tit it has stood the test 01 ex perience near half a Century. Innumerable are the instances in which the benign influence of these Drops have prevailed, evenin the _awful moment of exp.:tied dissolution; a truth so well attested as to have gained them unprecedented fame in this Country. To 'those obliged' to visit Hot Climates, where the must fatal of Putrid Disorders is prevalent, called the Yellow Fever, they cannot avoid being consider. cd of Ore first importance, i r in this destrueliye ItLdady they stand an unrivalled Sp:citic, and, when properly ad. ministered, have never been known to fail. In the Scurvy, Gout, Asthnias, and. all Disorders arising from obstructed PerspiratiOn, they are equally beneficial. Whatever may have been the evils produced by counterteit Preparations, it is hoped the possibility of future fraud is completely guar ded , against, as the name ot---." Thomas. Norris Moore" is, by favour of His Majesty's Connnissioners, cngravcd Stamp round each Ilpttle. • The Genuine Medicine is preparM only at Dr. Norris's Hour; No. 29, Lower Urook-street, Grosvenor-square, where the Family Bottles, 22. s are to be had, and all Orders, for Exportation, duly executed. Smaller size Bottles at ill:. and as. nd. sold Wholesale and Retail, with ample Di reaions, ,by Messrs Bacon and Cp. No. Ip, Oxtind.strcet, opposite Ifond.street. For the WIND, CHOLICS, tI.UXRS, and other DIS. ORDIMS of the BOW EL'. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION. --Many counterfeited PreOration9 this Medicine having been offered for Sale, . under spe cious pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any un less they observe that. the Name," V, Newbery. No. 4;, St. Paul's," is engraved in .the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Directions round ogc h 13(4 t le is an Extrad from the Wir If the late Mr. los Pit Da Lay, viz. " Whereas I did many years since instrud my Daughter Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gen, of North -street, Westminstcr,. Gentleman,' in' the Art of compounding a cer tain Medicine, of which I am the sole Inventor, called DA LliY's CA 12M NATI y ; Ido hereby constitute and appoint my said Daughter the sole Preparer of this usetial Medicine.. likewise give to my said. Daughter, Frances tell, my sole Property in the said Carminative, awl all PrO. fits arising from the Sale thereof to her and her Heir; for ever." it is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No, 4;, St. Paul's Church-yard, a kw DOOM from the Canter of Cneap. side, London, prite is. 9d, a Battle . . Duty inciwied and , by their atipottittntmt, by Molars. I)key and Sutton, flow • Chtitcli-yarti; Bacon and Co. No. iso, and I. Piclding, No, 76, Oxford-street; 0 10 ilon (1- str''et t llati 3e) and (:o , Coeltimit-streeti' W. Harry, Bridge-strettt, Wait. ntiomer ; It. I)urchll, Long-acre ; 1. W , . Nlytdl4l , row, Itolb4irn T. Tun., ad ltoyal Extlianw ; %V. 11 , ur0901 I li;lt.street ; and 1. tlotrris, S,I . CCeiSOT to M.N., L . r y, Bookseller. at the Corner of Lude4te-st reel. Did you ever a-pls• a seCon,d time' for the swain's account?--T am not sure. that I L'VCC had it I cannot ascertain whether I had it, but I think I You npver heao of its be;tv, lost ?-4 think some thing was said at . the Navy Board respeding its being The fair statement ?—No, the roll of papers. When, did you hear of the Boatswain's abstraa from Chatham being missed ?—I never heard of that being missed. You saw a roll which you understood to be the Boatswain's vouchers i—Yes. . The statement which came from Chatham con tained the items of the account ?---I have no doubt that it did, but I cannot speak positively from my knowledge; I do not know that I ever investigated one. Did you ever examine any of tlie items for any purpose of statement I never did.' Are you positive of that ?—I do not recolle& that I ever did; that I ever read , the statemmt laid be 2 fore the Committee of Stores, to pass the 11•Jat swain's account. I ask you as to the statement of the Boatswain's account, in which you say the balance against the Boatswain was struck ; did not that contain the itetni of the account, as well as the balance ?- 1 -4 believe it did. can you refreih your memory, and say whet you ever inspe6ted that paper with a view to look lit any of the items 1-4 cannot recollect that I . ci'et dicL • • ' You used it merely for the purpose of la:►king at the balance ?!--rt do not reolleet that. I usettit it was brought to the Committee of Stores to pi - s the Boatswain's account, and to my reeolletion, never was in my possession, Did you ever open it to read it ?-1 . cannot 1.040'..- left that I ever did. Did that. paper ascertain the value at wh , .ch stated the balance deficient ?-1 it did, btu am not positive. I, Was there any other paper Avidch aseert;line;: value:?—No„ I suppose it would he h tat oi in that pa k\ e r r a . S there any other whi.th ascertained ti;;lt h. lance ?—Theve Inwit have peen a paper ;;It, s4.)ine Cult', rut there ‘vai thd baktileSgive.n. to me. Was the value of the . lialance on that paper which you 11:ive spok.en, or any other paper on that paper. Do y0.,1 1..n0w of any other ?—No, .I do m 1 .; I believe. it was on that pap r. Do you. ref:ollea gii , en any direaions to any of the ekrks to al value: 4tated at Cliathapl t cmembe: telling Mr. Rolt, that die should lyz chard N4r 1 . -0 PRICY, Anglitt iqos. • THE PRIArCIPJL OFFICERS and' COM MISSIONERS of His itlajesfp's Navy' hereby' ilvi Notice, that o;: Friday the 23d inst. at Ten o'Cl*ek - in the Fore. • noon, Commissioner Fanshawe voill put up to sale, at his Office In • Hi: "Majesty' is Yard Pifinditthy sev2 , ral "Lot: of oLb STORES, consisting of , OLD KUPL • t. 24 SHAKINGS. • lUNK. HAMMOCKS. . . ... • BUNTI N. , CANVAS. . OIL and PAINT CASKS. • WHITE ROPE. • HEMP RUBBISH. WHITE OAKUM and FININGS. Al3O the HULL of the KITE-SLOOP.. All at the said . Yard, who( any Person: wishing tolirowte ..Parchaten may have ibe' liberty of vie wing t:nt tante, daringthe contanon working (loins of the Yard, rill the dqy of role. Inventeritt Condi.iont if Sale 1,,4y be h:ll'here and :It the