The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-25 00:00:00

•t f 11 IIuMBIR 3360.] ROVAL CIRCUS, • IN - EIS PRES EN EVENING, June 25, will be presented a grand. Display of HORSEIVI A NSI - I I P, By the INTREPID EQUESTRIAN. For the Sth time at this Theatre, With the of iginal Music, new Scenery,- Dresses, and Decorations, a Grand•SpeCtacle, called THE., BLACK FOREST • 3 Or, NATURAL CHILD, In which Mr.• Robert la Toise, 'a celebrated Performer from • the Contineiti, fonder whose direction Abe Spectacle - is prodtu:ed), will make hiS eighth appearance. and who,iti the cuursc of .ibis periorinance will, with .11- t lessrs. Roberts, 1 - lelint., Benetton, Ridge Way, and Montgomery, -introduce a variety of New and A pprop nate Conibats.. Eliza, Mrs.. PA RK,ER. After. which, a New SeOrch Ballad, called " Within a Mile - of ClasgOte; &o." by Mi ss 'HO W LLS,• from the Thea. tie Royaio.Covent,garden, being her iiiitd appeara4tce .on. this Stage. After whiLli third time), with an entire new Overture by Mr., Sanderson, m which several Airs will be introduced on the DOoe and Noi rim rtiberlanil Pipes, by Mr. Smith, Irmo the Theatre Royal, Bath, a nrw Grand, Local, 'l‘ttial)o -11:3-Diver tiseinent ttlie Poetry by. Mr. Cross, tile:Da/Ices tinder the direction - of Mr. Montgomery), called . ' • . O U)s, NA:ITV E LAND AND GALLANT PROTEC rORS. And,:for the astli time, will ba pertormed an entire new . Grand,' Vocal, and Pantomintical Tale 'of Ertima,ititient, with new. MusiC, bcen6y, Machinery, Dresses, and De. Orations, called • NUMBER NIP Or, The ELFIN KING ache GIANT AIOUNTAINS. Doors to he opened at Ilalf-past Five, to begin at Half- , P l St Si X o'Ckck. box 41. zs. Gallery rs.—Second Pr;,;c .at Halt past Eight. NEW. PANTOMIME. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, AfiTLF.Y's, WESTSIINITZh-gkliGY. • under the Patronage of Thrir.Royal Rignnesses the . PaINCI of WALES and Duke; of Yoatt• ON MONDAY NEXI: , J u n e 27 , will be pre. sensed, never performed, a Grind Comic Pantomime, with extensis.'e New Scetwry, Nlichmry, Mo4Aula4ai .06 " and C1LA111 3 4.5, Nev Dresses, &c. invented by Mr. Laurcnr, THE GENII's TOMB; • Or, HARLEQUIN ROBBER. • Pourtraying a variety,qt whimsical Incidents in a Trip to Rome; ekhibiting the Manners, Costitmes, lee. of the 'lnhabitants of that City In the c• • a . cermet' pack.. course of the Pantoinime,- a new, Loyal and Local Effusion, by . .Mr. I . ?HAN NOT, called file Corsican fairy, or lingtantrt chance, Columbine, Mrs. WV BROW ; • And Clown, Mr. LAUR EN'T. `P he wholeof the Sceneryllesigned by Mr. Grieve, and exe cuted by him,. Messrs. Clarke, Blacktnore, Mcirtrim, Smith, and Assistants. • Preceding the ab ove ( 13t h t i me ) , t h e C a l e d on ian Ballet, by Mons. St. Pierre, ailed THE TWO PRI S ONERS. I the Course of the Evening, several FEATS bf HORSE MANSHIP, by Messrs. -SMITH, CROSSMAN, Wing the last Week but One of their Engagement. The Evenin b 's Entertainment to concluue with (asth time) the popular Grand Spectuc re of , • MANFRED; • Or, The CASTLE . . of OTRANTO. The Pantomime composed, adapted for the Stage, and pro duced by Mr. AST L , it , jun. boors ro be opcilW rt Hali-past tire, to begin at fialf-past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Second Price, 25.—Pit, as. Second Price, Is. — Gall. Is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half.past Eight precisely. Places to be taken of' Nils. Cdnneil, ,at the Oux-Oltivel Weato - unstei-firldge,•trolu Ten tilt Three o'-.t.7 lock. , . . . , . EDLiciNTIoN: . . . CRESCENT sCHool.., BlittylINGHANI.' . MRS. SARA AN, with' lively Gratitude to those Friends who have entrusted her with the Echwatioti et their Children, reive4fully informs theirt, and thePtiblic, that her Aeademy,williteopen on tne ilith of 'July.' ......_ -.._... ToCONFECTIONERS,iTILMEN,AFOff4E6ARI ES, ARTISTS, BOARDING.SCHOOLS, 'TAVERNS, • • 'CABIN ET-MAKERS, and Pealersin General, • - begs to 'inform the above, particularly ki• ;he Confectioners at this Season of the Year, and those in the Country, that he hai laid in hi. , Stock' of Jelty.pots and Glasses, Ice.gloses, Capilaire.bottles, Salvers, 'ravers; rotting-pots Custard-cups,' Tye-rounds for Brandy Fruit, !aid Sltew Classes of various Shapes and Sizes, be. Has also constantly unhand, a large Assortment of Goods suitable to bilriten_, 'Artists and ApUtijeCAtiCS, as .Mustard - jags ' and ..Squares. Lamp Chirnnies Union- bottles, Tye.:rounds, , Pal. tats,' ilk, and Colour-s tands, Tinton Saucers , Nest of Cabi.. . nets , Mullet's, Slabs, and, Bottles of various kinds, for liquid Ind transparent Colours and Varaishes, also Phials, ,Qatly. pots. 40. . Which he is selling to his Country .Customets at :She lowest London . Prices, for-Ready Money, at his Old Es tablished Wholesale Furnishing Class Warehouse, No. 22, Vere-street, , .Loudon. • Afso every Article in the Glass and Stalibrdshire Line, suitable to Inn-keepers, Cabinet-makers, and Dealers in general. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Little's and Gentlemen Ire_ quentiy . surfer great pecuniary' inconvenience from want of knowing some respeclabL? channel- through whose • medium theft/ May beAceOritiltixlatett with temporary or Derma 'nem sums or.hloney, all -Person's in possession of Incomes. 'arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold 'Estates, in land or Houses, liltaney in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent. Places, Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain Inceme . for Lite; May be supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of. Money to an'amount, _ by,pitytng an adequate An tiuity interest for the same, . redeemable any time .at their own Option. r The Nobility . and Gentry of known property, ` tray be aCcommorlated on their, personal security. Personal applications will be received.every day till Three *'Clock, and Letters from •Chriespondents in ToWn or Country (pbst-paitt) will be irninediately answtlecl, addressed to Messrs. Harris, and CO. at their Annuity Bank,- No. 9, .7 Crean Sulli.rik-street. Charing-Cross. ROSS, • No. ttg, Bishopsgate4treet, Within, REcommENDs to Ladies anti Gentlemen visiting the Metroiwolis this Season, that they would ettend and examine his Emporiunt for the most fashionable Pennines, whore, in Rooms ,fitted Up purposely, they may Chase their favourite colour, fit them to the head, and adapt them to the countenance without the inconvenient trouble of waiting, or the useless formality of giving orders for them. }or lightness, ease and elegance, tbey.ate unparalleled,. fifty per cent-. ctl:.iper than any where else; and for variety, lit c4 A 4 isPlaY thol.:santis of Tints and Shapes appropriately to heighten the loveliness of youth, or coyer the &Wen:1001 Pe. Beside the groat advantage which is to be derive d fr o th 1113 dftPlii" of ele llead-ctresses, those - 'Ladies, ' Who ilav e ;n°t visited iitte h ry in the rounds of fashion, or have but t'aCentiy:ly;f't the Country, will have the peculiar opportunity of vi ew ," a Fi sure as large as life, in the Complete And graceful Dress or the Times, as it was on the last HirtWDay, a beautiful Model in full Drapery, and from Which, their own taste may be ,exquisitely formed, stich as is exhibited no where else in the United Kingdoms. - - • Fie also recortuninds to the curious, to examine his Exhi. 1 .2!ti0n..0f l'eruques, his assortment exquisite in its kind. of Natural forcett Natural and Curled hair; and he has no doubt, but,they will give the greatest merit to theltiality of the Arti cles eXhibit4l'aird to , the mite of - Ouse 'who ;luau titliat) them. T H SUN. This Day wait published, price. One Shilling, AShort VIEW of th e 'CAUSES which la 40 and justified the WAR with FRANCE. Printed for Joint Rachard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, t. -A Brief Discourse What Orders were best for repulsing of Foreign 'Force, 'if at any time they should'invad e , u s by . sea in Kent or elsewhere., By. Thothas Digges. First print. ed in lsg), and now reprinted. a. Thoughts on the Defence of this Kingdom. part 3. By W. M. Pitt, -Esq. M.P. price ts. 64. 3., Reflections on the Causes of time War, and conduit of His Majesty's, Ministers. TUR DA Y, JuNE, is, 1803. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. June i 6, 1803. MONTHLY NIEETING of the MANAGERS. 1011 ES CURED to Life, to their Parents, their Farrlilies, and to theiState, 3798 : —Such interesting and hriportant events Aavie promoted individual_ Happiness, and prevented .Parochial Burthens ; the Public are therefore enabled to judge of the vast 'importance and extensive utility of this National lnstitrrtioit._ Mr: - i7i - t -- kiiNT in the Clair : The. Month of May, 4.2f5. —Mr. WOoDW 'only Child rescued from the Watery Grave, and restored to its almost distracted Parents. Atrestectby J. Dornford. Esq. 4. 21 7. — %v• Cox, an apparent Corpse. His life restored by Mr. Pountney, M. A. eMploying the usual Process of the Society ter two houra. Perseverance will be often pro dtbaive of Resuscitation. 4,218.—AN uNroaruw.avr. FfstAt.it taken out of the serpentine River, conveyed to the Society's Receiving Hoitse, and when sufficiently recovered ' was restored toiler !fiends and peace of mind • 4,2 1 9. —Tire unit ath CRXMF. of Suicide attempted by another Woman ; she was providentially rescued from Suffo cation, and by the hsimane attention or Mr. It A DNOR, Ni A. restored to Health, &c. '4,2zr.—A -ratan It.STAt: t or Sutetoc, the attempt happily frustrated, and there is a reasonable hope, 9,,A a serene state of mind is restored.—The circumstances attested by Mr. Thomas, M. A.: ,„ .441z2.—Nkr. wIATHERHALL, Highgate, attested that W. Lodger was rescued from premature death and restored to his I%renrs, LAR artra rescued from an untimely grave by the extraordinary exertions of T. Tslacksley, &c. 4,224.—i. Trios N TOrt, restored to life by gratuitous de. liyerfs of the Resuscitative Process. Attested by justice Philipps. ReDstA tip Dead to all appearance, when taken out et. the Thames. His Life providentially restored by Mr. Leadain, M. A. —An industrious Husband and Father now alive, to the comfort and support of a numerous Fundy. The ItZWAR DS of the Society we paid for tile interim diate Numbers, laudable endeairours being.assiduously em ploye/I,y the Medical Assistants, &c. The Managers have establisluxl Humane Societies in va rio.l3 parts of this Kingdom, &c. The Annual Guinea con stitutes dGovernor, and Ten Guineas a Life Diredor, Subscriptions are received at Baron Dims:latest - id Co.'s ; Dmmineinds ; Messrs. Fuller; Chatteris, anddltro. ; by the Southwark lank ;. and Dr. Huwcs, Treastifist, square. lOttti tRAMONT, Chairman. Signed by Order, )OHN BEA! 'MONT, Register. • TWENTY ROUNDS REWARD. PUBLIC.OFFICE, BOW-STREET, pity 24, IN. VHEREAS JOSEPH JOYCE, late Colicaing Clerk to a Brewhouse at the West Pnd of the, Town, stands charged on oath with feloniously embezzling a considerable Sum.of Money, the Property of his Employers, and with which he Absconded on Wednesday last, Whliever will Apprehend or give such information to the Magistratei at the above Office, .as may be the..theans of his being Apprehended, shall receive Twenty Pound Reward from .his said Emploteri. The said loseyn Joyce is about so Years of Age. about ; Feet 4 inches high, stiff' made, remarkably red Face, - dark hair powdered, and dark Eyes; generally wears a Blue Coat, Black Waistcoat and Breeches, or Black Clothes; is very well known in the Town Trade. PARISH of ST. JAMES, WFSTMI SISTER. t4th June, 1803. PAYINT(I and REPAIRINt4. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Committee for .Paving and Repairing, &c. the said Parish, will meet in the Vestry-Room at the Parish Church. on Wednes day, the agth Day of tune inst. at the Hopr of Eleven in the Forenoon precisely. to receive Proposals in Writing (Scaled up), and to Cunt rad for any Term not exceeding Thre4 Years nor less than One Year, for Paving and Repairing, 8:c. the Parochial Streets in the said Parish, from the 24th instant ; andatso to receive Proposili, and to Contrad for Repairing, arc. the Optional. Streets within the said. Parish for the like Terns The Form of the Contrads may be seen. and other Particulars known, by applying at the• Clerk's ()like, No. ti, Chirles.street, St. lames's-square. lly Order of the Committee, GEO. HODCSON, Clerk. NEW INVENTED %VAT E 1t 7. 111,110F HOOTS. and - - • SHOES: - • EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, NO. 4, Ludgate hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that after many years attention. and expe rience, he has to otter them BOOTS and SHOES; WATER PROO F, with perfed confidence of their being far superior to any exerivade. Remakes the lightest dress Shoes and Boots Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re, commends !hens on shooting excursions, as no water can pe netrate.. Likewise his New-Invented SHOOTING BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage Of lasting twice as long as Leather dressed- in the common way. An article of .such general utility will no doubt attrati the attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real value tar their health to apply at his Manutaaory, as above. He has no connexion with any other House in London. E. M. will thank those of his Friends,. and the Public, who may favour hint with their orders, to apprize him as early as possible, as it will enablit him to execute their Com-• mands without disappo.ntment. N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes. Waterproof and o; her Wise, constantly kepi for the East and West India Trade. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with. ST. LEONARD'S HILL, WINDSOR. TO BE SOLD BY PRI VATE CONTRACT, F. L GANT and SUBSTANTIALLY. Hu y I, LA, with suitable attached and.cletached Domestic Offices, a double Coaeli.house t Stabling for Seven--' teen Horsesl capital kitchen. Garden,' with Pinery and Sue. cosSion House,: an excellent Farm-yard, surrounded with Agricultural Offices, the Property and Seat of the latc Gedrge Birch, dsq. The House contains an elegant Drawing-room, well pro. portioned Dining and Breakfast Parlours,. Billiard-room, suitable Bed-ciiambers, Pressing-rooms, and Servants A part. me ri ts, awl is situated on a delightful Eminence in a Paddock of nearly Sixty AcreS of rich Land, ornarnential• with a large Sheet of Water, .and.a profusion of Timber and Fittest Tress, judiciously disposed, and diversifying kprosped of got va ., tidy, beauty and extent.: The Plantations are in e: state of the lutist luxuriant growth, and the whole is in excellent order. For Tickets ,to view the PreMises I aiul for further Particu. tars, apply to Mr, Benbow, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn. DR NORRIS's DROPS. • TN exciting the Public: Attention to these Va., 1. I uable Dropa, an entimeration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful ex perience r for - more than half a century having. 'sufficiently established their reputation in tie cure of every species at Fever,- especially the Yellow or Putrid, for which thay : are , eminently distinguished, the Pio prietor, from, their increasing celebrity, not only derives the highest gratification,•• but is enabled with confidence to re. commend a trial of. their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach and owl Complaints, yield to tli:ir benign, yet powerful in. tittence, and as a salutary c or di a l i n t hose distointorts attend.. ant on advanced lite,notning can stirpass t h eir bendicialahWa. The Family Bottle, us. is only to be, bAd ac,the ' Dotter's house, Lower Brook-street, Grostenor-Notate,,wherelleoks Cures are delivered gratis, anctall Order* for Exportatitin is executed. Smaller bottles are lit-wholesale and retail by Messrs. Jebotd t and Co. a n d reta il by . all Vender s of cincs; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated us'a sate and etEetive aperient, may be' had at ail the above places, in lauxes c at aa. 6d. • . THE LATE WAR. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes, .Ito. illustrated with Maps, price • , Three Guineas and a Half, in, beards, A HISTORY'of the WARS which nose our of 1 .1 the FRENCH REVOLUTION, from their Com mencement in 1792, until the Signature of the Preliminaries of Peace between Great Britain and France. To which is annexed, a Review of the tZatises, an early Progress of the French Revolution ;' al4copions Indexes. Chronol ,, lgical Tablas. &c. &c..' • - • STEPKENS,. Of - Ow fitinourahl6 Siaciror of the Middlct T , :rople. Esq. Printed till Phillips, No. 71, St. Paula church, Yard. NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. - • This Day was . published, In Five Volumes, elegantly- printed in thick Pfist Whim, prke"2l. in lards, decoratul with Portraits, by Cntoline NV:itsoil, and with Fac Similes; also a corninon Edition, in Five Volumes; Demy Immo. price ass„in`botuds, • 90 . 1 E I,E rTERS and other WORKS of the 1 Right Hon. 'LADY MARY WORTLEY. MON TAG U,, , n00: first pablished, by permission, from the Ori ginal Manuscripts i n the possession of tha Most Noble . the 'MARQUIS of BUTE.. To the whole are prefixed, authentic Memoirs of her Lire, By. JAMES DAT.LAWAY, M. B. intersperse& with Letters hitherto unpublished, from Pope, • Young, Fielding, and other distinguished Characters. : • 'Printed for Richard Phillips N 0.71, St. Pant's Church ,. THE COW PDX. "Phis Day w.is published, - - - "A Second. Edition, price Hal I-a. I rown in board.:, illustrated with a Coloured Plate, representing front and profile Views of the Ptnitules, in ten successive Stages, A CONCISE and POPULAR VIEWS of all 1 - 1, the Faas which have hithorto been ascertailvd, relative to the - Pratlice of *VACCINE INOCULATION, in. .tendeci for the Use of Persons who may be desirous of ex .teuding its Benefits in their Famil;,:s or Neighbourhoods. • 13v C. ft. AMIN, • - Member of the Royal College - of Surgeons in London,' and Honorary Member of the. Medical and PhPiciti Society of uy's Hospital. , Printed forltiehard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church— yard, And to be had of all l3ookseilers, Of Wholn may be, had, t. Dr. Nesbitt's Praaieal Troaci. , :eon.Diet, 6s. board, 2. Dr. 111041304'S Foully Phyetciarb 6 . 5. 41 bwrils. THE . ENGLISH MILITARY. MISSION INTO • TURKEY. SYRIA, AND EGN i PT. This Day was published, In On Volume, Quarto, price TWo Guineasand a Half, in Boards; embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engrav ings, from Drawings taken on flit! Spot, "RAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, 1 SYRIA, and across the Desert into EG YPT, during the Years 1799, 1/100, and iBot, in Company with the Ti l iki s h Ariny and the British Military Mission, which was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General Kos IILER ; containing Details of the Proceedings and Opera tions of the Turkish Army under the Command attic Grand Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts of the present State of those Parts of the Turkish Empire. To which are . A Meteorological lournaf, and Observations on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Turks. By WILLIAM,WIrI7MAN, M. D. Of the Royal A rtil lery,Stirgemi to the Mission, Anti upwards of two Years Physician to the.. .Grand Vizier and the prin. cipal Officers of the Turkish Army. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard. LONDON THE LARGEST AND MST POPULOUS _ _ L CITY IN THE WORLD. On Monday, May 3oilt, will be published, A. New Edition, corredted to the present TillI; illustrated with a large Moderh Map of London, with anbther 'Map of the Enviions, and embellished with several Views, price is. bound in red, PICTURE of LONDON for t 803 ; being a Full and Correct Description of the llriti . tit Me. tropolis, und of its Vicinity ; and a Faithful Guitip to all. its Curiosities, Amuscineuts EYltibi4ions, Public tbstitutions, and whatever is remarkable and deserving of Notise; With a great Variety of Useful Tables, cbriraining t he Hackney -Coach Fares, Lists of Streets, tons and Cottie-houses, Churches, Public Offices, &v. . ' . I.t imPossiblu, in. the compass. of - an AdvertiSemlnt. to enumerate the great number of useful -Topics ;which are treated of in this small Vnlanft!, but It may suffice tbooserve, that a total Stranger may, by .nicans or it, become better acquainted with th 6 British Nietropplis in a few days, than many thousands of intelligent persons who !lave mined in it during many years. :. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St, Paul's Church-yard, and sold by every Hookiielkr in the United ..nd at the Bars of all the Principal Cofti:e-houses in London. ,".. • Of whom may be had,, , by the same Editor, L. A Guide to the Watering and Sea-bathing Places ; with Sixty Maps and Views, price ras. in boards. 2. 'A• Guide th Paris, on the Same Plan as the Picture of Lent*, price ss. bound. WATERING AND SEA-BATE-11Na PLACES. ‘Vith Sixty 'Maps anti Views: Thil 'Day was publisW,.- price mi. hi' boards, Illustrated rift' one,. twu,.and thkm. Views of all: the cipai with a Tian ot Place atid.its and With ot"her appropriate AA PRACTICAL CUII)E to ail the WATER,:' ING•and SEA 13AT,IIINC PLAC ES, ittdothily, , thtt usual Coors in • ‘Vales, and a _concise Description of ,the .Lakes ot_Cuinber land, 'Phis Work e.untAins every species of useful and eirctim., stautlal InfOrmetion . relative to the.. present state-Of the fol lowing Plal...es, and their respedive Neighbourhoods, adapted' to the ttie of V i...ituts muloce.isiottul Residents.' A bet - y.O with . Exmouth - Scarborough Ilatit . , ' .klarruivgate Southenil Bo.gnor Hastiny,s so ai othnpton Bri . ghton ' I tie of Wkht SWatibt::4 Bnstol'Hot-Wells,&t. Lyrtte'itegts Teignutouth Broadstairs Ly at it 'mutt Toby Buxton • , M.ilvent Ttittisridtre. Chelteultorn A l4 4 4t° . Weymout It Cromer • Mattock ‘V tut Ili ii Eastbourne tinning M Riot is gate Y.oitunit 0. f.l Besides an ITINE k ANA 011 the usual Routes and Post Loudon, from Lomo, and. 1. front 00 Nave -td ajiot liv r, nterspersect with locatVescriv.toos i and pp an Aeltr&X coll. p. . . eclical Observation.. uu Sea-bathing, oad on the UOI.:S ai tt l Proertie of the v iri.ii.: Migetal Wattri . s. . By the EDITOR of the I' 1 CTU IL E of 'LONDON. Printed for Richard PintripN, No. 71, St. Nut's Churcli- Yard, mitt to be had orthe ittioJtactleta at all the Wateringan4A Seatt"l l7 1, i4t laces..ii o may be h.td !. by the cloy: Editor, ...._..... 1. The Pitiusa of London, ib llB o3, I ) ri+-e 53. Tl4e G ta id e to Paris, for 1573, price ss. Ruth ofthent iiltzstrltod wit!) 'witty of Maps and Vicws. „...,!-,,tiks-:<!;4.‘- ;: o.eriF\l A -L ., 04t i.)., , , E • . au .'...:-.' Y-Y. (PRICE SIXPERCE. Ob'FlC4' OF UR LMINCE, • ' Yen( at, 083. T H F i s ßs P , T R ) F do f C i !" 6j a , , s icr A:l 6 .l .; idly will ke ready at thci, Office, in St. itiarga(rt.street, initorter, dot or lrf.t. 111R8D/11',' the 844 , instant, to retort , Prcpor,;i: from such Polon: at at.Lp he stilling to maderia4e ti' 'Sapid). of MAU'S, TENT. ?1 , /,4rERS ARTICL Rzopixa, and 54411.,A1AK.F.R4' .4RT it ./or the Service of the Oerinante ilepetetme. , ,t, upon contrail br a . - 40 , riod of Three Years, confortnala' 1.2 Patterns and SpiciveYr. , which may de inyprOrd vt the 'Auer upon application to /kr Chip' Clerk under the Prineipal Storeype) Gt the th°4'nane, , , a here printed Condition; of .tior 4.q arrtc7 a.ed S eSeduler -Pile its , o be furnished, ntaj• he received ly Jurb l'reJont se ho sakiteir Prop* rah fir the same. The. Ppgotait td be delivered al the Secretor:l' l s Vet, hr St. Alai-pert-street, Il'eamin4tee, sealed up . , a , :d tnarli tiy ellt-side s with a spcifleati..n o/ the tlyticier iotended Ir tap- I and no ;leader will he admitted aftcr the 213th inst. • . (11./frof the licard it. 11. Sae , • Near INDIA 110LISF. • ,resat 24, 280 j. .-TFIE COURT cf . DIkF.C TO RS' isl'• . the UNITED Co 11N NY of IVIRRCIMNTS rf ENO.. LAND trading to the Fait dl give Notice, That, it is /heir intention to receive applicatte , :a, On or htfin-e lie .3f)th instant, fro* the itletchants nranting Tonnage for the i?Appt-t of (;ntaar 13 India, J, sore; f irtichS as ,thcr /stay be deur.. era of Shifting in the ensuing Quarter and on or afore the 3ath Seres n her ' 3t December, atra' 3 tat illareh; Jr .rucb /Alit Al the Met ehants may a desliona Shipt Ing i i twat Quarter, lowing 'melt dohs : and that ills ?nue intention atAxl to Prllilb . for any Quantify of ,11dleion 'time neqy be s e .. Inked by Pet sons , -t, Wing N6ip saint Iron Aradsiratifnr - keia, or to he hraiiin round in Anglin!, upon rintilar applied. Boni. Particulars rf the Rutrt of freight, arte I the other relied am? Conditions, tinder 441 l iel.7 the I;7ne and bther Goody will be allow ed to Ge Shipprd, may Gs teem in the Vet the Clerk to the Cum. mitteeti Shipping, 1V1L.1.1.4 Al R. 4 .4f SA Y, Set. Eel ST INDIA HOU.%E, June 24, 1So;. MHE COURT of DIRECTORS' of the COMP/I NY of M . ERCIUNTS of S NC. LAM) trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Mace, That a General'Costrt of the 4:441 COMP'', will he held at their House in I .eadenhall-street,' on lgduestlety, the 6th Daly next, at Eleven o'clock the Forenoon, to consider of certain proceedings of the Court of Direa,rs, up on applicaficon 'made to them t he Owners . of S ips r,4iliu g stnaer the old aid new Shipping System, for an increase in the pews: season, of the 'allowances' stipulated with those Owners hy' . Coutrad, Jor, the Peace Freight of their The Court of Dipeflors do afro give 1.1 7, ,tie5, that all the P.sper: relative to the suijse:l, are orde , ed to he pt hued, and wilt he rewr3Y to be de/here:lto the Proprietor:, at this house, on &twee:do, the 211 7t,tly rext. IVII 1:14.11 RAMSAY, Sec. This Day was puhlisha price ts, ed.' THE TRIAL betw;en THOMAS ARIS, Go. veruor of the house of Curreelion, 'for the County of Middleex, Plaintitg and WILLIAM CKI E. Defend. ant, in an Action for Slan&r, before the Right Honourahle 1. n! Chief Justice Ellenbotough AM a Special jury, at Web iininstey4lal I, in the County of Middlese)., on Thursday, the att Day of lune, 1803. • , e 'Tilt Slander, " Whoso'cdge is s;tarpor tlt,tn rhv sword, whose tongue " Outvenoms all the worm.; of Nile, whose breath 4, Rides on the posting winds, aria l oth belie • " All cornets of the wurld.• The secrets of the grave This viperous Slander enters." London : Printed for. l. Strattbrii, Bookseller, No, itsi • - DURHAM. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, By Mr, SMITH, At Carraway's Coffee- House, Change-Alley, Cornhill, Lon don, en Friday, the rld Of July, at Twelve o'Clock, less an accept:o)ld Oiler is ni,..de in the mean Time by Private - Contradt, A VALUABLF, FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe free, containing Two Hundred and Thirty.six Aetcs, (be the same more or le s s) e A.RABLE, M A DOW and PASTURE LAND, with a Carpenter's Landing, Eaten. sive Pottery and other Buildings ; also several Freeitone 14,t k alliCti now w , ,Kklng thereon, +situate at H Y wpox E RRY, within a short dlstanec of the _flourishing Sca-port Town of Sunderland. This most desirable property extends near a mile And a half on the. Naviy,ablc !liver Wear, contains. Coal, abounds ivith excal kilt Freestone, Clay And Marie; is very populous, t►triving, and extremely well placed for becoming of consi. derable.impottiotee in the hands of a Person 9t euterprize and ..Al4,s• be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days p r ec e d. lug the See, -of Mr. Griffith, Solicitor, in Durham i at Mr; Tyndale - , Solicitor, No. 6, I.incoln's-Inn-fields; at. Carra. Way's;. and of Mr, Smith, No, 6 2 , Droad.strixt, near the Royal Exchange, London, • No. 19, Arundel.street, March r, 1803. AWING 1- myself to the stud . and pi4etice r tri that branch which 1 thought proper to.seleet, I trust 94:1,have not more misensplOs - 441 niyi now that thak , e , wit., to the tensive field of the Profesbiolyare occasionally iminets.a in uncertainty, and cannot isilv4y6 utcain that stickVAS•WhiCif is acquirad hy concentrating the tritelledual power tootle class of disorders. . he I)iseasesol Debility are peetiliarly distressing; for they bring with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and, by,a depression of ail vital erte!gy, existJnee itself hecalrlei eiribit teract. Whether they arise front the prevalenc We. t of ix. arnp:e, the destructive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex• cuseahle indukenees of maturity, they require the tnast siduous professional skill ; 'and well may it be observed, that by, the ignorance of uneducated awn, the symptoms are aggra vated, and the constitution is destroyed. • As a Niember of the Hopi College or Surgeons, and for. merly Sur s -ion in the Army, l graded my pretensions on re. gularity ot education,. anti posse.4sing every privilege to Heat'. ttee,,l feel tursuffernitle4 to that ciAtti.lciice with winch I have hitherto been so 1I virally hone u red In the first sensations ()f im:A weAknesg, early application win 'prevent the calamity or'a Debilitated Frame- but where the sufferer, front a consciousness of the unmanliness of't lul vied ‘`illiCh ti: l llSecl 1113 bt:i ' ; .o :trilic, is fearfol of the contempt or censure of Ins Family Physician, and broods over-his in. tirmity with careful conce.tintont, it Inuit be satisr4aory him to bc 'assured, not only or capability of treatment, but also of the most inviolable secrecy. Idly ! The Venereal Disease contaminnes the springs of tettlr'sL•eclte of existence are poiscmd by it, ;Ind pcesh,•fity injured by the indiscretion orati unguarded moment. Ir, feceur verier4l cotnplaitil it i pofailtio prevent pain, kt.topor, ur distress; allri 111 ttiO. Loroplicate4 cases It is tit,- t.q 111_.tiJtlt of cxelit , ,tv,, L,Xperi,nee iii this line to etfeet a;. t ' ertctill, and speedy re .c.,0,1 Ism-nem * I oticr' th e 'R th ralltag or this cxperitmCC to thotie ofcitbet sex who are atiliard with any kind int debility, or .olyynlh tortry orilLitereal infeetion, atid in all c.ise.; the terms of reinuneration'are stated.onthe th . .-.lr interview. ' . Vtrients lit the Country art 01)00 to inclosp ,E 1 Bank Mott:, Ini.l 3rd recittested to spercity their trwttner of as the existing symptoms orthe co:11144414 +MARTIN 131 El, • Member of the lloyal College or Surgeons in London. No. aqi'gtraod, A rundel-stret;4 near 'rellyle-ha.—Tbese is an Oattional entrance in Water-attain Atli