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k 5 t .. . . . , . t : : .„ ,..... 41 ....„, \I . ........". , 1, ..F...:,.,,..,.,..,..6,/ ..r.,..„.„..„ ? . ...., . . . -1,,.. f .....0/..,,,tz.......... 4 1.. . 3 / 4 0,:7-...,--r -'‘...', .. - . : T ._ jr. • IIumLER 3406.1 11-1 URS DA Y, AUGUST iB, 1803. rPRICE SIXPENcEi PATRIOTIC FUND. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY4ANE, August 17, 403, THE PUBLIC are m ost respedlully informed 1 that the EMUS ENTAtIONS th6THEATRE WILL COMMENCE' early in the NEXT MONTH, wvitii the Tragedy of PATRIOTIC FUND. , I - Lt.otritt Co r rze-,HOOs,' gth Aug. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the COrdli A MITTEE of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Cotke4 house, Tuesday, the gth Aug. 1E93, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. in the Chair, , . OFFICE -OF' ORDNANCIi . - • ~4teirat 1 LIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS : of iris M.A.; 'r O ." DNA NCE 4 y, I;erelj , give IMaice, I ,, at l'ropwaisr . !..ill br eeceir/ed at their Office; in St. t'llettwaret:itrect. Irtiominsier; orr or before the [it ell* of Septet:s i b:* next, Jim silt-,8 Persons at may 6e..thilliv to undertake the Sujo‘p4. kit-c the m,- dred Tons e. t iy hest 4VeSTll4oli.el.,/lNii /or the', Ordnance Set titre at, TQ,./ tr.. delis. r.ed in the ing Proportions; viz. 2$ .1 . 45 ; the 1116 .1; Ala) , and the rst ao4, w 4nf i . If convett'lent atid the ratr , t'er by Z) , ) • Tarn to be delivered ar li coI with bu wee, the ; yth of ymly the ist of 4# 4 ,...tt ensuing, ; , . . The Terms andOnditio!,.; (.'ittitrae7 Pay be known up* application at the ,Secretaj's . Markitrel-,street, any . da . ) , between the liett,J of fen , . • , ~•The Prof4tals to, be : a.. ';t. 4kla,g.tret-;striet, minAttr, sealed and ma, t i ;it the cw;lde, " for sup. plying States for•til, at' the litv A rti, irtintfice," or b i Lif o te' . the ist 4.fy 4fSeventher nex', after ivt.'cb day tai ler` voi be admitted for th.... 1 resent Citntrail. 'y Order of the isaarit, . .. . . LLOYD'S Corrysi-Housz, 16th Aug. iBO3. • X a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND, at Lloyd's i . olfee-House, the i6th August, rBo3, --.Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart.-Chairman, Received a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Radstock, enclosing a List of Subscriptions front the " Women of 'Eng land," to the Patriotic Fund. .., Rescilved, Thatthe Thanks of the Committee be returned to the _Right lion. Lord Ratistock, fur his teal in pronioting the interests of this Fund. Resolved; 114 t a Book "be opened at the Bar of Lloyd's Cotlee-House, for receii , ing, Subscriptions from the " Wo men of England," in Siams not exceeding Two 6oineas . each. . • Read a Letter from fan Puget, 'Esq.'-contairilng the fol lowing Extrael of a Letter from Mr. La Touche of Dublin. " hoes the Subscription in London extend to such as may " starer in defending lieland;eitlier from foreign er.dorczbtit: " foes? as we an:.eadeavcrttring at a, Subscription, cre,: and " I wish to know on what looting it ought to bei Whether " Ono aid to the Subscription in England; pr as a separate " one for Ireland." - . - PIZARRO. The Proprietors, and Partners. anxious to.promote to the . Extent of their PoWer, the truly Patri o tic Purposes of th e t;uhseripti on at Lloyd's Coffee. house will apply th e Wh o l e Protlace ,the First Even* to that ' FUND . I LLI ,POW ELL, Prompter. Vivant Rek ,et Regina ! - • VAUXHA LL. Under the Patronage of ,His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES ITO-MORROW EVENING, August t 9, the SU PE RH GAL A, given at the express Desire of the CHESSMIT of MANCHE ST E R w ill be repeated, when many NEW DEVICES, T ANS PAREN CI ES, &c. will be added, to give ctiiCt to the Brilliancy of the Illumination. boors o Admission 3s. pen at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'C lock . Read a Letter from BROOK WATSON, Esq. Chairman of Lloyd's Coffee-House, and also Chairrnati at the Commit tee for this' Fund, ad interim, in which` he states the amount of the Subscriptions which have been received, and that the Money has been. paid over to a Committee of TreaSury ap. pointed for this lfund ; at, the same time that t4e Sum of 20,4001. Three per Cent'. Consols, subscribed by the Pro prietors of Collre.house, has been regularly trans ferred; by which means he considers his responsibilitYto have ceased. And as the Committee of Treasury appointed for the purpose, and consisting of Sit FRAKCIR BARING, Bart. john Julius Angerstein, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Thomson Bonar, Esq. John Mayor, .Esq. • Robert Shedden, Esq. Richard Lee, Esq. at.knowledge to have received the Money which has been paid into the hands of Messrs. Bolden), Lushington, and. Co. the Bankers for the CoMmitteeof Lloyd's Coffee-house, whilst the Stock has been transferred into the nathes of Sir Hands Baring. .Burt. John Julius Angerstein, Estl. : ,and Thomson Bow, EN. conformable to the dirrebun of the Committee. Resolved Unanimousl y, ' •• • That the Committee of the Subscribers to Lloyd's .CofrtX house are discharged from. all .responsibility with regard to this Fund; and that the Thanks of this Committt 4 e be given to Brook Watson, Esq. and to the Members of that .Cotn . mittee,; for their able and impartial conduct. Resolved, that the following Answet be returned. to Mr. Puget i SIR, T!`e Fund at Lloyd's has been instituted with the view of rewarding those Sul jeds of the United Empire who may suffer or signalize. thenti:elves in the present contest with the common Enemy ; it was not in the intention of the Sub scribers td advert to what Was totally unexpected by them - to take place in any ; part , of. the United I , ilingdoni ? \and by the. regulations of the Fund now estabtished,Ahe Committee do not, teel themselves at liberty to engage to extend, at this the Benefits intended, to any accidents or events which. • Rebellion or Insurrection may occasion.' • . • " The Committee will be extremely happy to unite the liberal Contributions of the. Sister kingdom with those of Great Britain, and will feel equal s.aisfaCtion in attending with the utinuSt care to the Claims and "Merits of her Soldiers, - Sailors,' Volunteers and others, or their Children; Wives or indigent Relatives, - whose cutfrage, gallantry and exertions in all Military achievements have ever been ho nourable to thernseives . and highly - useful to the common cause of the United Countries. • _ . EAST ' 1ND1,44(0L;.5 . i:.• August 1, 1803. T II F caltrfillTT4E' of .S IL IPPI NG of ibe.: UN! IED C'0,171).4N.1' vf AfERCIIA iV TS of ENG LAM) tra.ting to,tbr Ea.rt Indies, do bere.ty give Make, That the ConintAirt will be rea:ly to i ei•eivi Proposals 44 tern., lug, staled up, on 4VEDA'ES.O,II', the 24t1r ins:, Iroise a. jr Persons lokaktay he willing' to sup! ‘y the C'ontpany IS. , itb ~. • . • COPPER and CA l'l t',4B. , .... Such . Prcp.:::ah eq,ressing.therein the lals:est.. priers, as there will net be an opportunity of ,raking ay" abatement. The Conditions of ever Contraalmiy be seen upon, applirettlom to Mi - . 'lMet Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee, It.!th I:Assn the . Tenders must be. left berue Twe.ve o'Cl , ck at NO6n; 6n the Jahl 24th Instant; kyond .u...hieh hour nil any Tender :cilt it rectiivii. GUILDHALL, WORCESTER, ~._ .. Saturday, July 30, 1803. .' At a MEETING ofsheNOBLENIEN,-CLERGY,•GEN. TLEMEN, .and FREEHOLDERS ot tile CCLUN ry of WO It„C ESTE R, appointed by the High Sheriff, in pur suance of a request of the Gentlemen of the Grand jury at the last Assizes ; • 41 JOHN PHILLIPS,- Esq. Sheriff, in the Chair ; 1 1"1' was Unanimou , lv resolved that th e f o ll ow i ng A Address be presented to Hi M ijesty. TO . TH t KING. . ' c" sterr GRACIOUS sovutzteu' " We your Majesty's loyal Ann dutiful Subjeas of the ounty of Worcester, he s leave p your T Inoue,. in rto renew the assurances of t he -it tachment we have ever r. ntettainert towards your MajEsty's Person and Government : this we .feel nurselvos in a ,mort particidar mantles called upon to do at this amid MOMCrit, when our inveterate Ene- . lilies, disengaged frout.every Other contest, are directing their concentered power tovrards the utter subjugation of this Country, the only remaining barrier to their 'ambition. " We feel, that under such circumstances all submission er compromise would be as datioroniaSdiagreful,- ind ha We must eith er resolve to bezoole the vi ct i m s of their t de t signs, or by 'bold, well concerted and- persevering elteds, Ruitttain our dignity and independence. " We feel, too, that, these efforts cannot be carried - on without great sacrifices made by every class of men in this tkinoun ; and that in order to the great object of its complete f tnce. weighty expencts-must be incurred, and f orm id a b le 4 copies must be, encountered. It therefore becomes our cluty,in coreinon with all our fellp,w subjedis. to come forward . And declare to your,M.ijesty, that no consideration of personal ]abour, of loss in our property,,or of peril to our lives, will prevent us 11.901 cot:1:1411y and vigorously, by every means in our power, supporting Your 'Majesty in this momentous etritge4e,.o l l the event or which we are fully sensible depend the rlainsenance of Your Throne, and the continuation of Vose blessings, whij;h, through the bounty of Providence,_ we have so Nig. enjoyed under your Majesty and your au. tlyit Predecessors: • 4 , We have seen_ with the utmOst satisiaaion, that your liajest4 : l4l resorted ,to .the measure justified alike by the ,14,,,,pic of past 4titi the exigency of the present times, of silaking *call at onde tor the personal aid ot ail your Stib -seCta. • To render. this calla& eltbetual it. possible, .we shall Aired our assiduous and earnest endeavours ;. tintl we enter.: lain not the smallest doubt, that in a very short tithe a tore .._ 191 he by this means placed at your Majesty's disposal, suf. core bid defiance to the attemp t s, and,to Chastts: the sonfyoor flernies.,' It - t :,:. ,tio of til'Aedt That the Sheriff . he requested to sign the narrir leeting, and to, transmit the same to the Honourable jo'nit Willi on Wart, one of our Representatives in Parka- Tent) who has undertaken to present the same to His Ma- I' ~That the Thanks 91 this. Meeting he given to the Lord shallop ot this Diocese, and to the De.n and C hapter of Worcester, for their Co the and th't handsome nianner in which they have resolved t o support the objea of ibis Meeting. That the Thanks of this 'Meeting be given to the Sheriff' tar his ready attention ht calling the same, and for Ilis Cgli: AlO in tile Chair. • lotill PHILLIPS, Sherif. ....... ~-..:,..._._-._...--„..—..._,_______.-.---....,,,,___,.....i.. Vi TA NTEI), upon MORTGAGE of ample y V Flt V.F.I-101.0 Property, soool. the Interest of which. eil! ha regularly. paid italf-yearly,--Apply to Mr. Pocock, No. rr, Staple Inn. ---....._____ EAST INDIA HOUSE; • . . August is, !gel'. I it; , 'COURT of DI R E CTORS. of UNITED COMPAIIiT of MERCiIANTS of FINN,.' LAND trading• the East li•dies, being desiro,h,t of eontribietipoir to PUILLIC SECURITY by. assisoag GOVERIVAIENr W ith S at aril nymrentcll.r. Cried's, and apinthen.iimg. that. the Terms Conditions :rodeo. coach Ship were . ten.‘ere4 :ender die .Cburt's AdVertitrment of the 1•05 - may hive beg* mistaken, .dt herely. give Ncaice,' TboV the Court to. receive. ri•th Prepiaair 'sari: 'on or befiae FRIO/1:r . NEXT, 1911, inrtant, from :itch l'erJon't as may be ,v;Bby, to Let to.tboi said Con:Nev i either •IVOOL)EN sr .- COPP!: Bo promED 8111 PS, of the burthen ofreont 31c, to 600- TOOti Jf be enlibacd Servief, ' to OW4I in r epel.ting prei.oßed,fituaiion hfrehif atenhy. The Tendert told) the loordt •" Tt!nclerl.c/ the ctver, and 14 , bicii must stale where eke Sh:rs dre'at the' time . thty aPe :tendered, to irsseveraliy se,sled zip, and left with the Secretay..tn or before 'Twelve o'Cle44-ert Noon, bn the said Igth•Msiant, br yond which b.-Are kit Atiy lender will be received. • .. • ~ • 111 LLIA Al AA NTSA Y, The Aninded Terms :and l Con,b7tons totich the Skips no 7 if be engaged,..may be-had on .!Aplita itfa g Al:. Yawns Coca t; Clerk .to,the Conentinee i f Shippil. , 4., on or lifter Tuesd4 ntxti 16tb instaat. • • " 1 have the honour to enclose you a few Copies of the Re solutions of the Subscribers' anti Committee." _ _ _ Read a Letter frinn Matthew Moulton, Esq. dated Soho, t t tit August, . itb3, in which he mentions the various Esta blishments in which he' is cokerned, and which have con tributed to the Defence of the 'Country :—also that 'a Sub scription has been opened at Birmingham,. for -the 13enetit 'of Parsons belonging to that Parish only. lie therefore asks -Several Questions with regard to the purposes Or which this Fund has been instituted. Resolved, That the following Answer be returned Mat thew Boulton, Esq. • SI am directed by the Committee of the-Patriotic: Food, at Lloyd's -CoWee-liouse, to inform you, that the. Funds of that Subscription are applicable to the Relatives of every Defender of his Country, and distributed, to the Iniii viduals who may be intitled to the same accordingito circum stances, acid will not preclude those Who may be relietred, from any , other Patriotlelund. • • , • , They conceive, however, that as the •Subgcription tended to embrace ode, and one Cause, which is equally tk3r. to all, and extenttNover,ttie whole of the United •King doms, that it is -to he desired, that partial :Subscriptions should merge in the General Fund at Lloyd's.. • • FRAN CIS IM .Chairman. • EAST INDIA - 110U5.54 August • 11, ISo3 T" cOTIRT of DIR EGTOPS of the UN /TEL) C:0 'IAT of A9l? Ref IA NTS cf N G NI) I rad? rre to the bast Indies, do brre2y give Notice, , • • Tlmt a General Court of the said (.otftpd,•j! will he held at the!, Haute, in 7.eaden1.411.411 eft, on Priddy, the :.td September nexti at Eleven he the Fat)n{f , ,, e for the turtlvi• of idling into eonsdderatiQn (he ReAoluilens (f. r and this Genoral.C.vet t rtlacii , e to aishtiNg Govermati:nt dnt : this in ,entous Crhis, tvithA.gertai.l.quawio , iv 4 , der 4:d ccli'irne the sakte„.lnd to aut&rize Ikeir Gag caroled Intoxeettlienv at tine expense:olas* Co;401.1.. NAUTICAL, IMPROVEMENTS: . To SHIP-OWNERS and CAPTAINS. ESSRS, PEWN ECK and DUNKN • having IVI. Obtained a Patentfor Methods fot iniproving.the sail. ing nd nayigating . of Ships and Vessels',' take the liberty of introdUcing therewith Notioe the - folloNing Articles of their Patent, tog the advantages ' cenneaed With their t i A luminous Compass ! which possesses these desirable properties ; it emits the least passible light on the Sails, and eonsey uknitly preventS the danger of being discovered by an That painful sensation with which the glare of the I3E:lneilinatY.l.e That the eye is obviated. Its Points and Letters are rentleml, to the'greatest possible degree, detined'and con spicuous, and its Card is exhibited to meet the eye of the Observer at any an, of elevation. 2. An improved alizen, winch is considerably more pow erful thin that at present in use. 3. A new method ofmationtv ring Lovers without dipping their Sails, ,by which it.is presumed kalf the number or Olen requisite ar present can put about a Lugsail Vessel, and that too in a tenth part of the time. 4. An improved Sqbare-sail, in which by a slight altera tion of that Sail at present in use, the Leebunt, the bane of Square,sails, is done away, and a Bunt to w ind ward With a straight 'Lee are alternately termed: The trouble and danger •in reefin„47.triiin this Sail in* great measure obviated;. a n d, w.hiJst 'the 'improved Square-sail acquires more than the pn v ii,6r of thel.ttg-sail . i it till retains its' presentlacility of manieuvreti: ...hileriinents•have been tried on this Sail iu seversl Voya - Aes ; _ . 'below. are Copies of the Captain's Letters to the , Patenteei: , "- To'Messrs.Partmxtit anti 1, 1171.1. biat R,A9IS Sp-. - NE w Lt) T1:It Y. EGINS DRAWING the stti ()I SSVTENIBER, • !sq. SCHEME. Value td•each. ,C.10,.)D0 1t,,00a sOOO IQO4 Sz , o • 100 20 Tot3lvaLue. 4thoco lomoo • ,Shoo Clicmo 3 00 9 2000 iit,o4p No. of Prises. 4 4 ' 6oio ,C. 21.00404 £. iO,OOO c4CIJ 24,000 Tickets First drawn Tickit ,th Day - ,first drawn Ticket last Meriting . • Arc part of the above Caplials.o TICKETS and SHAKES arc selling at o:cry LICENSE!" OFFICE. And the PAIZES .l'A I I) on pEmAND. Price.—ThAct,C 3. ._8 ic . ' o Eighth • • 4..$ Rixteeiith Tickets Will gradually • COLLAR MAKERS. _ A RMY COL.L4RS.---Ally Pers o n willint. ti) . A . make a Quantity of Collars for the Army, 'May see the- Pattetn by applying at N 0.6, Tt ed TAnn-square.—ThOse Materials to whom it may not be convenient to filo Mterials, hterials will be deliVered, and Money -paid on Cash delivery. of the acne, propeqy made to Pattern,. Qqatter 2 4 6 a 6 • GENDLEM4N,",. • [have the pleasuretailiform:you,' that "bent your Patent Square-soil as the Mainltopiail - on board. the George, and Frances Brig, and sailed with it from Ilel ford to Swansea the sthinSt. The wilutat Sorith, I got round the 'Land's E n d that night, whertit came at North-East, - consequently.. right a-head ; 'Your Sail go -very' much assisted us in working the Vesoello•windward, that althoUgh I have had forty years experience as u Seaman,' I cllare it is the finest Suil I ever beheld, and were all the Square-Sails on your plan, Lain confdent'any•Vessel..would gain to.%'vindward nearly as much on one tack , as could on the old Principle irl two , as well as have her velocity increased in other diredions, ot, sailing ; whilst in a gale of wind'zburc•it not liallthsr troublv or dan ger in reefing them. I ant now return e d to this place ex tremely piCided with its ;tad,. and am, Gentl Your humble Servant; , • WILLIAM TRAWNACK".. Belford River, May es, ito3. Mr. etttiNlCK, • BEGINS DRAWING THE FIFTH OF SEIITEMBE ESSRS. IA . ORNBY '49d C,G 4 1\,14b. Corn.. . ppnsate the lioyai Exchange;London, respect fully acquaint their Friends and the Yublicohat they ;do now selling-, .an the most niudegate tents, I.lckets, Halves. Quarters,. Eighths, arid Sixtectiths, in the New- Englisit State Lottery, which comprises aniy 24,esio Tkkets. ' Schemes gratis. ~ .TO / 4 11.1TAR) -r- 7 1 - • IrIi.ENTLEMEN and MILITARY ASSOCIA:. NJIL arloNs, within ao Miles of. London, rnly be sup-. 1 14 0 with 'halt Cloathing to, i s tity Pattern or Price, on the shortest notice, by a Society of Master TayOirs., I..e.tttrS tpost:paid), and direaed to Mr.. Clark, No. g, P.incras-lane, Cl)l'sidc,• London,. will he duly attended to. ~,, N . 11. Ma ster Taylors wishing to become Members o( this ° ' c ietY. are requested to send' their Names and Places of Abc'de horn..c.dntel 3. y., tree of C.l( peace. Autus t . „ i, l y ao • TiItATQAY ANT) NAVy EQUIPAGE:. LA ' I ' N CAMP,BEDSTEA DS; furni. a, Mattraues ando,lltexl, tur ftilly recommended t o (.; rtable , and superior ding emplete, arc very respeet to a n y otr la ding as being the mo,_ p t o t:. v . Tents, Tables and a..,_iters made in 7 Londol ; . '4 1 1,4 1 :41 ',l t % c ots sq u I „, _ ~, ~,? vs, on improveii rimiptog is i I _ ft° Net -, --7 '1.9 " An I -. Jiairs, for on Board S tip ; Mt q .i . t ~ Irni s t and Pitent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for .E. 413 114 d %yest..lndies, and all Foreim Climates. at • ~ , 40 RC A N and SAN b E R. S's , . • s.atehtl)ed4tead Man'ufattory and: Rdpms, dentist - No. 16 awl f'7, Catherine-Strett, Strand. OW ,i,. :MORGAN #nd SANDIA.I.S' s New - invented 1 " ' e t a nt ..,.IJining Tables Racking Ict of Tables ever yet invented,. arc very potable i Ina Dux, but ten Inches deep- Wart , l'i• 11. 'l'he fashionable- Sofa-Bed .and Chair-fled oeuse. ...-__ - 4, •c'orrthill,- and No, 9, Chiring-cross, .London.. rin LASH; Proprietor of the olcLestablishe4 . ..Offices, reapoiiffully. . acquaints the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the Lottery, - which begins Drawinlc the ;tit of next. Month, are selling in great v“tetri , And thu Prizes_ will be 'paid as soon_ as dratvir, from 1 wenty to Twenty Thousand , Pounds. ' • • • • The Scheine, is universally allowed to be good there are but tew Tickets, 'laid many Capital Prizes i the Price Is con.. skierably lower than last year, Iltit will rise as the Drawing approaChes. • . *.* 'Persons in Abe County-wishing to have ticketa.or Shares, may be supplied the same as tt .present, by sewlin* their Orders, poit- pAid, aecompanied by good Bills at short liank.iintes, or Post-Ottke. Orders, to T. Itish., N0..4, Conthill, where all 'Business in the Ywblk Funds it transaelled with tidelity-and dispatch:- sag, I have the pleasure to inform 'you, that sinee.l last wrote, I sailed from this place to Swansea and haelt The eftM of your. improved• Square-sail is fully equal 'to the ae eqpnt I betbre gave you, and is, itt my humble opinion, a yea: grea t and useful improvement. I arn„ Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, ' WILLIAM TRANNACK. Brig George and Franies. Milord Harbour, July 9, 1803. rr Models of these Improvements are now. for the in spation of those Gentlemen, at No. iy, Norfolk-street; Strand, where they may be seen from TWelve to Nine at Night ; or application may be made to the Patentees, by Letters, post-paid, addressed to theni at Penzance, In Cc;n. wall. " . . - •HE .King'; Evil, which derived its name tram which the faith in a royal Piece tai' silver, was . a retried): . in Medicine into COthic ObsCurity.—li. destroyed the f,iiY2,l,c.acquiring a more res•pedable footing, - tal l e ; ZI, tin charms ; and in Charles's reign, lite respe 1 , obscurity. --R eason and 7,settian Rate a Inethed of cure on rational principles ot . ; . pram .. , 1 • rnore L t• male glands Serophnia generally fixes, and thost. espe,:aly about the neck and, throat, obs,trudiYig-th ..otbelit glandi, anti those appropriated for the §:lavas tlii!, sense ot tasting: Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Drops Th alia t ir ,,.e the gl•uv.lnt.iir adion, and for that reason .haye . beel. tls t .iteecl in cases icesScrophitla. . In ,Scrophulous s dise,;t_s e ,s , ° , l ~,'. skin it pr-xit to tree a circuiation of the -peker""' tinnyiotlicoassary secretions, that as a rerneds' ioot this kind it is Interval led: ~ , , 1,i ( o For the truth or the assmion of the,cure cif•Scropt,ttiao i obstruc. I),i'e SPlisbury's Ticirise avid . C.asei of Scurvey, Gout, der, ' • ' ' 4 114 - i e r /,' 6 ' l . 3 old together 'With .the - Drops; Ni'. Is; Soho -4,0' CI ilfbottLs. includm- the bliicit, stanyi at •-.. od. Las / t 1 , J 1 , il. 2s . . • a eaCil. Read the following: Letters.: Front, Mr. tIERIOT, Proprietor of Tay. Stir 'and of Tire Taus BlttTOtt, ,D4ily Papers, offering to insert Collllllolli cativits, free of Expence. Froth Dr. Lettsom, in which he mentions, that although as 4 Quaker lie cannot., contribute to Military Measures, yet he SendS Thirty Guineas to the Committee at Lloyd's, re queatiog that it may be applied in procuring Flannel Waist. coats, Blankets, or any other Comforts, which Persons ck... posed to 'the .Weather may require. • Ftom Air. Robert Hoy, Manager of the Theatres of Wor cester, Wolverhainpton,Hereford, Ludlow, and stourbridge, ()hiring the entire Receipts, tree . ot all expences, of; one Nil lirs'Perforrnance in each. Town during the Season. From Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Theatres at Hunt- Rigdoti, Lincoln, Boston, Grantham, Spalding, Newark; Wisbeach, Peterborough, and Northampton, - offering the . entire Receipts, free of all Expellee, of. One -Night's Per tbrmance'in each Town during the Season. • Resolved Unanimously, That 'the Patriotic Offers of Mr. Heriot, Mr. Hoy, Dr. Lettsom, and of Mr. Robertson, be accepted. • The Committee of Treasury having reported, that addi tion to the Stock subscribed by Lloyd's Cotfee-house, of .20,0001. Three per Cent. Consols, and by an Individual tool. Three per Cent., Consols, there had been fu triter sub scribed the Sum of 113,6361. lOS. 3d .and that from the lat-• .ter sum they had purchased Stock, So,cool. Three per Cent. Consols', and-60,000t. Three per Ceut. Reduced. Resolved, • That the preceding Particulars be communicated to the Public, accompanied with the following Address to be signed by the Chairman : " While the Committee, have sincere. satisfaaion in an nouncing the state of • the Fund, as above mentioned, they . are anxious to impress upon the mind of every .Loyal Subject who has not yet bestowed his Donation, the probability that occasions will atlse to display those heroic achievements of British Valour, Avhich - will -entitle our brave Sailors and Soldiers, or their Representatives, to the warm and sultstan tint effusions of British Gratittide. ' " The Committee acknowledge with true patriotic pride. that the Subscription exceeds apy that has been recorded in theastnals or our History ; but ,WhCil it is considered, that F i stileortner war sinks into apetty contest, compared h tvit ighty struggle in which we are nove'engageo, " single handed;" the Committee trust that 'they may appeal with fueeess to the feeling's oleveiv true Friend ot his Country, to promote the objeas Or this institution. ' . • At tlic eve of such a conflia, the Seaman, the Soldier, the Volunteer, should know, that those who were dear to him whilst lit ing, will, in the event of his falling in this glo rious Cause, find ProteCtors and Guardians in a grateful and gener..us Country. " FRANCIS BARING, Chairman." Amount advertisedko,teol. 3 per Cent. Consol. Mintey £. 123,945 7. 9 English Copper ComP 3 - • • Edit. Gouldsmith, Cas ny .s^o o tle-street,Cripplegateio o And. Colli, Oldlltomp- Joshua jackson S hart - 100 0 Ahel. Brereton, of Thin- Morning Herald 73 ton, Norfolk S 5 M'Gbie, Russell- John Thomas Batt •52 io place - so - o rho. Denyer, of Chet_ T. Ley 54 o . sea 10 o 40S. .bray, .Parliament_ Matthew Lewis Si ro trot . 52 to captain. Manly Dixon, . Stephen Wilson, of Brad- R. N. to to field-11311, County' of .Francis Burton, M. P. • p er ks - toe 0 for Oxford - so!" 0 . T. W. per Snow & Co. 2t o The Rev. Dr Valpv; of' 'fire Rev. De. Eveleigh, Reading, and r t Chil-. Provost of Oriel. Col.' dren„ 5 ,geiticas each 63 o I lege •Oxford . sz to Mrs Elteabeth Lewis, of S', Richardson 2,t o l.lantillie Grossenny, 'rhorpas,Pitt; WiMpole- near Monmouth, so street, so o Wm. Drew, ,New. street, '!'woof his Servants a' Spring-Gardens - 25 o Michael Boyle, Friday. Win. Meredith, of liar.- , street - 10 0 fey place, Mary 3,0 o Bone o 'rho. Smith, New Nor- Geo. Meredith, 'of Not , .folk-street too o tinghani-place, Mary- Bryan Barrett, Vauxy le-Boue - as o . tos o Lord Bishop of Lon ,George Cranford, King's 'don • - 100 0 Langley, fleets 105 o Rev. The. Williamson, , ttr. U. Meyer - 20 o, Stoke - Damerel, De 'l. A. Brown, Birchin- • von 20 o lane - • to to •Thomas Platt . It 0 Win. Brown, ditto , to to Chas. Henry - Fraser to to, Edmund Gordon, E , Brooke - to o 4ramley 5 5 Signior Tomaso"de Henry' Robinson, - Ocliecia, at Earl Fishmonger,.Co- Spencer's ' 5 o ventry... 5 4 Mr.'llaslip, lateof Sir William ?Faller. • the Vietualling- P.epys, Bart. so o Office 1 2 John Meyer' o Thomas Hall' 21. 0 Sails. Ware • te Son 5o o Bari of Ailesbury los a •••••7. Foreman r. t t 1. Penn, of Stoke, journeymen lb 'o Bucks . tot o Servants s to jartiei Mercer 26 5 Mrs. Ware - .5 o The London Assurance Charles Ware to o Corporation 2000 Sam. Ware, jun. • 5 0 Miss Eliza Cottin 5 S E. and F. Dawes 54 lo Rev. T. lieberden to .0 Lord-Hare wriod sou o Slater and Jackson toy iohn Willock, of The full Receipts of Golden- square, , a Benefit at the 3 per.ent. Con- Royal Circus, oh sobs trans ferred log o the - 16th inst. Wilfiairi Mawbray too o R. D. per W. P. 49 5 5 This Day was published, In Royal Quail°, with an elegant appropriate 'Frontispiece, price los. 6d. and inscribed to all Lovers of Welsh Music, QIX TY of the most admired WELSI - 1 AIRS, colleded principally during an Excursion into North Wales, • By the Rev. W. BINCL EY, A. B. &c. The Basses and Variations arranged :Or the Piano. Forte by W. Russell, Intr. Organist to the Foundling London : PrintedTor . E. WilfiernSo BOoksClier to the Du ke and Purcliessof York, No. h t, Strand; anti Old by T. Pros ton, N0i.97„ Strand, And ail other Musk- in tho Uatitafi Kingdutts. - : , ' " TO BE SOLI) nY AUCTIONt At the Bull Inn, Long Sutton, in the County of Lincoln, on Wednesday, the . t4th of September next, at Eleven 'o'clock lathe Forenoon; . HE• very * Extensive, Eligible, anti VAluable goiALTY, LoaDsiiit',or MANOR i‘fSUITON HOLLAND,. in.the said County, comprisliw 18z Copyhold MesSuages, and Tufts, and sasfi. A. 2 V.• of remarkably rich Land, being of the :air annual value of 84331. 6s. out of whidi there are annual Items reserved to the ainOunt (.1 1731. Ss. sd. and, the whole is subject to a Fine at the Will of the Lord upon Descent:hrid'AlienatinT; besides which, a vast number of casual Profits from Escheats,. Si - rays, 'Fisheries, and the probable chance of a Cethiiderable !rad of Derelict Land, as the Sea is known to. Meek from 'that part`of the Coast. • Descriptive particulars may be had at the Bull Inn afore. said ; the Peacock, at Boston ; the White• Hart, at Spalding ; the Rose . and Crown, Wisbeach ; the globe, at Lynn, and et . Merits. Kam, Potreo, irexcnt, of crairicourt, wtst; TiAster. • • R . PERRY, n Surgeo, Sumba tripton .. SiJecr, • i WI ' - Bloomsbury-tquare, Proprietor Of-ADA MS's SOL. VENT for the STONE and G RAN EL,. continues to devote his chief at!ention to C.:leulous Disorders of the 111.!clder attd .Kidneys.. tie ciAn refer to many of the fiebt Personages in the KinAdoni who havctecit cuted,'and to the most eminent of; the Faculty, as witnesOs - to the efficacy Of the Solfente - It is unlit In 14 , ttles of4:t, 6d. its. and ii. 15. Starnpe iheluded. 14. t 3; The. Proprietor ta.,y be consulted at home every ' . WednesJafand Frtday. . ' - TN voyage rtqm the East Itidies I lost all my ... • years sine.t., hut wigs being then wOriii thought little.'iiNzut it till last cliristinas, bit seeing in Ow Morning - a Letter of an Old .thaitioinani wllu,K4o.l.o*.cit y *Jul Stir4Lia!it Oils for the growth el Hair with and •nowylong Hair being so much the. tashion,. witsctolir?olt to try 4:myself, though tit& not much faith, as in - was never . above an in‘h. long - . Rut have the ple; assure you, that it is now full/ow inches long beim really think it to be the "I'M best Voniade ever used., sing. It is sold by the Proptietors, at No. #4i.Newrna Oxford -street; Golding, No. 4z, COrnitill4 VYilhsis 4 1 , Pall.Ma i ; Hun) wiroys s - No, thi.lortl.atreet a pot,. or 21 .. 145 , chant. . • Ihvensttire.iliats t $W ait easti re - al,. foFt4 • till :VA titi t; tits r 4: Lit !•.' , e TR- • :Ai • -