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f . .• . 94 .., ibAnthlll.PTC / , zill F t ~ ~41,:. • 4-: .4 !t9 r . ' t 49ri- • SO et , al a... _ . 4 ~....:: ...',.,,..,.,.., C I LT I, V ••,,, 1 • i.).iii: *l i ' 0 , C,' • ~,, 1 • „....,.• 7/ . ', . • r I lly i • ... -......................- • - 1 NU,N/IMR 335/*J WED NESDA jurig- 22, I ° uO3. f P ;;E SIXPEINICE. OFFICE OF.ORONANCY, • VAUXHALL. Under tlie Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA LES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 22, 1803, %mt. at • ROYAL MARINE PAY-OFFICE. ustjuile, 1803. - •Ne, 34. Upper G nuvenor-street. OTICE is hereby given. to ROYAL MARINE N OFFICERS on HA LE.PAY, who may be willing to take an a4live part in the Recruiting Service, that, by application at the aboire Office., they - . will receive. the Terms on which the BeatinF Orders will be Issitetllo them for raising, Recruits within,their own Neighbourhood, or`Osewhere. A GRAND. GALA, When the Gardens will be Illuminated in a style Of the highcst Brilliancy,_and Decorated with Ornamental Trans parencies. Devices, icc. l'he CONTE KT will consist of a Seleaion of both Vocal and Instrumental Music, from the Works_ of the following eminent Maters AC T I. Full Overture. song, Mr. SMITH. SPl l Phony. - .13orghi. Song, Mrs. FRANKI,I N. S 3 nwitony. Starnitz, Song„ Miss DANIELS. Full Symphony. - Haydn. , Act I. Mr. scHAurrr, Prit Highness the Prince Of. Wit] Arne. Song, Mr,. DIGNUM. • ' Full Piece. . Hook. • ACT 11, • Song, Mr. DIGNuNt. .Soug, Mrs. BLAND. Overture. Bach. Song, Miss DANIELS. icipat Trumpet to His Royal les, will perturm a Concerto upon that Instrument. Ati 11. CotCerro bot br. ARK Til t whole to conclude O ;Ne y M w P Composed by Mr. Hoot. Betiveen the Ads, the RANO or PANDEANS will per. ~1 0, rth a variety of Spanish and Italian Airs and His Royal rliOness the VORK's BAND, in full Mil. &rill, the most favourite Martial Music. After the Conte, :, the celebrated Female Artist, Madame H ENG LER, will - give a display of FIREWORKS, • 4 . Of Extraordinary 13rilliancy. • Doors open a t SeveAdmission Three Shillings. Seven and the Concert begins at Eight 'o'Clock. LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS.. THE late MEMBERS of this CORPSare.hereby reqUested , to attend a 'GENERAL MEETING, on MONDAY NEXT, the rath at Half-past Five:, P. M. at Crocers'-H a ll (i n the Poultry.) for the parppse of taking into Consideration a Plan to he prOposed, preparatory to the formation of the said Corps upon a more extensive scale. By Order of Committee , C WI LI. I A S, Sec. - HEIRS WANTED, To CALDER of ASSWAN LI E., in SCOTLAND. ALEXANDER CALDER, of Ai s w an li e, i n the Parish of Class, Lordship of tiontly,_and. Sheriff dom o f Aberdeen, in S , :otland, who died in 1768, had TWO BROTHERS, WILLIAM and ROBE aT CALDER, who were supposed to have gone to America, and to have been alive at their .14rother's death, or to have left Families. Any of the DESCENDANTS of the above WILLIAM or 'ROB E Rl' CA I. DE R who can distindly malt,q , out their Trespinquity to Al exan d er C alder, will hear of something to their Advantage, by arplying personally, or by Letter, to Thomas C. Amory, - Esq. Roston ; to fames Lenox, Esq. New-York ;to R.i r . J. Maybe!) Merchant, Philadelphia ;• to Messrs. Forsyth Smith ancl ' Co. Halifax, N o va Scoti a; to Ait•xandez Mundell, No. 3. Flnyder-street, London ; onto Mr. Thomas Cruistoun, Writer to the Signet, No. 53, North Castle-stree;,. Edinburgh. .. LAND STEWARD. A PEP. SON who has teceived a lib era l Ed ucat i on , •.4 and b.eett bred to the Protession t)* a Land-Surveyor, Which Ile bas litany year* practised, offers his Service to any Nobleman or Genti'eman in Great Kritain or 1 reland, in the • cepa, ity nt laud Stewant.--The Advertiser presumes, that from having - devoted his attention to every Btanult of Kura{ Eennomy, and his experience in the I rtirtrovetnent of Landed Property, that he should be able to give satisfaelion to any • C ention.in of liberal .principles, who might he pleased to e ntrust hits,vitlt colifiienece. Respectable Reference will be given, ai to Abiliticx and honourable Conduct. Letters addressed to 'A. 11-, No. ft, Walbrook. London.. Will be transmitted to the Advertiser, and respectfully at tclded to. AT THE ACADEMY, GUERNSEY. FIFTEEN Young Gentlemen, farlatir 130 . 0rder,s, fa. under fifteen Year, of Age, are carefully taught the rench. Latin, and (7,.e.k. Languages graininatically ; plain and ornamental Penmanship ; .Mercantile. and Fraelional Arithmetic, Merchants' Accomptt, Geography, the Use of the Globes, the various Blanches of the Mathelpatics, Geometry ' Mensuration, Surveying,, Navigation, Trigono. tnetry,, i f ottifmation, dx• ;By the Rev. THOS. G RUT, A. B. 4:td Assistants, TERM'S : For General Tuition, Boar►l, Washing, 4cci Forty Guineas per AMIUM, and Flint Guineas Entrance. N. It. AS the French-Language k invariably . s,pnken in the and is taught grannuatically by a late Counsellcir of nor France roidinkin the Rouse, Mr. Gtut engages that his Pupils, alter eighteen months residence in Guernsey, shall return well acquOnteci with the French language, ind speak. ing it with fluency and correetness, ut further Particulars, apply to Alderman Le Mesurier, London. G rhe CHEAPEST IklAl/I,IItACTOI4.I' -in London for BRASS-iol NT BEDSTLADS, Imperial Portable Din -1/18 -Tables, Improved Sola.Beds, Chair-Beds, &c. go. 37, Long Acre., JWEIGHT beg fewie . in recommend his New. • invented Brass-joint, Pour-post, and Tent Bedsteads,' A$ not only the cheapest, but the strongest, and best catcu- Alatea tO prevent the'harbour (90' vermin ' olany.Beditead ever njade. ,Also his improved Sofa-beds, Chair-beds, Imperial 1J ini ng . ta bl es , an d every • ether Article in the Cabinet and' ,t l P4olstery Business, warranted of the . be st Materials an d ~.V o rltmanship, at very low Prices liar tinily Money," at his A latuniictury and Warchouse, No. 37, Long Acre. • WMONEY READY TO ADVANCE. tiERj;AS many b . ildies. and Getittemen fre. quently stiller great pecuniary inconvenience from . wlint of knowing some respectable channel through whose Illetlim n they may be accommodated with tempoiary or perm.t. hihrsums of Money, all Persons in possession of Incomes a rising from Freeh o ld, C o pyh o l c l, or l e aseh o ld Estates, in Land or. I - louses, IVloney in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar- V' l ge Serzleinents, Wid o w s joi n t u r es ; A n nuities, Pat e nt `for life , Clergymen's Livings, or any other ceroin Income may be suppliM with temporary or ums of Money to any amount, by paying an adequate A ;)• iuity interest tin the- same, redeemable 'any time at th..:ir olvit option. Th e N o bi l i ty and Gentry. of known property, aV be aceonimu,i,tt, I On their personal security. t i rsonal applications will be received every day till Three v "Lk, and Letters front, Correspondents in TOW!) or t'ell.ntrY (post-paid) Ibe itrimediately AM; were& addressed (?, 1 4 . 166 4 1 4. Harris and Co. at their A unuity Biank, No. 4t S ttiroik.strert, Charing-Cross. 1 4 101'4E Y IttADY TO AI)VANCE. A LL PEkSONS in' posse.ssion of Incomes, ari,i ng from Fre:hold CopyhnkL._ of LenellOid O l ' ar e ' S; iil Land or !louses, Money in the Funds, Hat nui3itges, Ma7rige Settleitwnts, Widows' jointures, An tail!.TeBl. Patent Flace:;, Church Livings, or any, other cer. " I coitte tar Life, niay h stipplied with temporary or Spills of Money to`iany Amount, by paying4ll- ,K‘inteiesi..for m the s,,e. Il e Nobility 'and . Gentry of, known Property,' or their end iti m a.,.0. be ace on their perlonAl security . ,• d ual " ally instance ‘vitcre. tlh; the-addition of aa per. !ual' be (Tietned insufficient, n ., 0 6 ` 41 to 'guarantee the payment of theinterest re ve titt , ; anct, in all case , :, privilege will be op}coto the P u bli c to ieturit the Principal at their own n . appiiCatiflllS Will be received every flay till Four ~.0%- t ork; and Letters front -Correipondents in VoW• of ti li n i try ;post p a id; w i ll - be inantediately answered, b!• f," to the Dire :tor of the Knightsbrtige .11anic. at 11(5 awn House, No:8, LOiverjohn.btreet; GOldtio-tsquare. ARMY. WANTS to Exchange the Major of -an Old Regiment in the Wee Indies, With a Major at Hotnc. A handsome Consideration will be given. None but Priti cipal* will. be.treated'with. Dired for N. R. No. as, Cock, ;:pur-street. . . SOCIETY' FOR SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY of CLIMBING BOYS, •by, Encouraging a new Method of SW E EPI NG CH I MNI ES, and for Improvin the CON. DITION of CHILDREN employed by CHIMNEY SWEEPEERS. London Coffee-house, lune is, 1863. A T a MEETING of the GENERAL COM y _MITTEN of this SOCIETY, JOHN/ TULItIS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. V. P. in the Chair. • The Chair Man having tenoned that His Royal Highness: the Prince of Wales •I14:1 graciously condescended ti interest hi m self itl,thc p cocci:dings of this Society, and to express his . readiness'lo e' keno his _Patronage to the I nstitution ; Resolved, That the Chairman be requested to intorm His Royal flightless of the grateful sense the Society - entertain of the benevolent attention of His Royal - Higlinessin promoting • the Views, by becoming the Patron, of. the society. • Read the Heads °fa Bill, presentl by Mr. Colquhoun, to. amend the Aft of all Geo, ill. and furtherto , effeetuate the objeds of this Sliciety. Resolved, That - ttis Committee do approve thereof, and that Mr. Colquhouta be desired to engage proper professional assistance to complete the same with all dispatch. in order to its being brought into Parliament within the present Session... Received a Report from the Sub. Committee appointed to make Experiments on thc.sevcral Plans submitted to them, stating, thiS at a Meeting tor that purpose, held Saturday the tilt inst. at the Military Hospital, York-street, Westmin ster, (prese4 the Hon. and Right Rev. the-Bishop of DM. ham, President; the Right Hou. Earl Grosvenor, It; p, Angerstein, 'F.sq..V.O. P. Colquhoun, Esq. P V,. and the Members of the Committee) several Experiments had been made with such of the Machines as were then completed for adual Use; but that the Sub.Conimittee,.being desir ous of a further trial, in order more satisfadorily to report their Progress to the Society, and 'that of giving all opportu nity to ingenious Mechanics to prosecute their endeavours to. • wards attaining the primary. Objed of the Institution, re-. commended the trial of further Experiments : ReSolved, That (Nether Experiments be made; and that, the Secretary be directed to obtain the use of .a House in ' More central Situation, and that:the Committee meet fur the purpose of making, such further Experiments. on Wednesday,' the zad of this Instant, lune, at eleven o'efock precisely.; • ' and all Candidates fig the Premiums, having Machines ready, are,to send them to the Secretary betbre the alai In stant, or receive his Dirediuns where to attend with tile same. By order of the Chairman, . • 'AMES .HEEDEN, Secretary. SubscriptiOns continue to be received by Messrs. Down and Co. Bartholoinevv.laile ; Messrs. Newnham, Everett , and Co. Mansion.house.street ; /views. +loares, Fleet-street; Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand ; Messts. Druninonds, Cliaririg-Cross; Messrs. flarnthetsley and Co: PaIL ; Aleuts: Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bond-street ; and 'by Mr,HTo''.ke,• the Treasurer, No. to, Gray's-Inn-square. • JAMES and GEORGE BENNET, MANUFACTURERS to HIS MAI ESTY of their ROYAL PA.T.E NT WOOL LVN V E !NETS, by Appointment, „ • RESPECTFULLYinformI Fron d s and . the Public, that in order to secure a supply more add, (rate to the demand for, their , RO4l Patent ‘Vopl.h.im Vgivet HCOrds, they hoe *mired. Connepliona wittythe underthen tioned Gentlemen,' viz. Paul Wathen,''zit Woodctiester.-and Nathaniel Peach Wathen, of Kings-Stanley, both in the County of Gloucester ; also, John Clay and lirilliaru Tarn shaw, of Rastlick. near Halifax, in the County of Vork, where the Manufacture is now carried on, as well as at their • present Establishment at Manchester, and where the Sales of such Goods will take place under the respettive Firms, which will he announced to the Public after the Ist day of September next. All Goods manufailured and finished by each and every Establishment, will be marked o r stamped with the . words, Bennetia - Royal Patent." If any should appear not so distinguished. , they will he spurious, and an infringement on . the privileges of the Patentees. intbrmation of. any such Violation ot their rights, will be acknowledged and rewarded, as they arc ticterfinneci to prevent ant trespass a .: thereon, and . • to punish the violators . by actions at .lAMES and GEORGE BENNET: Manchester, June r, 1?03. . •., • • • NEW MUSIC. • This Daywas published,by Goulding, Phipps and D' A !mine, Music- Sellers, No. Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St. • J arnes's Street, I THE following Songs, sung by Mr. Inclidon 1.• of the Theatre-Royal Covent-Carclen;' in his new En tertainments of. the WANDERING MELODIST, and :VARIETY, now, performing with univers a l applause in the principal Towns in . theUniteti"Kingdonis ; When Order "in this Land *commenced, a new Loyal Song, dediCated, by permission, 'to Her Ma esty ; the Siege ; the Farmer's Trea sure; Inconstant Sue; the Italian Count hint -the English . - Captain, Composed by' Joseph Mazzinghi, in one Rook , price -61. ;, the ,End of Ton} Moody, price is. ; Sally Roy,. price is. composed by W. Shi e ld ; the Married Man, Irmo is. composed by AlajOr ; Mr. Mullin s an d Ali ss Whack, price is.; Fortune's ‘Yheel, price is. ; the Sea Boy nn the Giddy Masr, price is. 6d. ; the Mariner'S Compass, price Is, ; Hail to the Beam of Morning, price is. ; Pright Sol dot's his Nightcap, au Irish Hunting Song, price r,. 'composed by J. Whitaker; thp Desiring Damsel, price rs. bd. corn- posed by I'. Dahman ; lack Junk, price is. compOsul by W. Russell . ; Patrick O'Stem, p r i ce is . ; Fi na l e and Lyric , Address; price is. adapted by Thomas Smith, The above •CO;le;:i! , .ar are' written aid composed expressly 4 . 0' 1114.1cdon. " • • This Pay was published, No. I'. of a .New Musical Work, to be Continued Montiry, Called DRITISIL:AVA R. SON-GS.. • Thi s Pro -1.3 dudino which is so drawn out as to ,suiV either. Pri le Parties, MAitary Band, Or a Full Orchestra, will woolly consist of Martial Songs, calculated to animate the •Patriltic Exertions of the Nation at this invariant inuatein: It will be entirely under the Management, and the Music will be exclusively the Composition,. of Mr..1)1131)1N, ,who also will generally write the Words qt.the,Songs; hilt its the Plan origina•tes trout the suggestions of a iewe,tientlemen of to-: lents and respectability, who haVe Most handsomely Ictidered their assistoice, Ice could not resist, in this panicvlar.in stance, 'an inclination to depart front the resolution he has hitherto kept, of comp stiv i ; only his own Po'etry.: This humble attempt to rouse the noble feelings of a great and mighty People, will be executed with a warrnat and a zeal due only to the Subject that inspired it. The object is . Public Safety theme British Glory. The War Songs will be published, .price as. 'eac.liNiiinbet, - by Mr. Dibdia, at his Warehouse, Locesttt.platze, Leicxster. square.; where may be had, his . Professional' Lite, ond his various Produelions. - , , ROSS,. .No. , 0, Thshopsgate-street; ECQMMENDs to • Ladies and Gentlemen tiSiting sthe-Mettopolis this Season, that they would attend anti examine his EMporiuth for the most .tashionable- Peruques, where, in Rooms tilted up purposely, they may chuSe their fairourite colour, fit them to the head, and adapt • them to the countenance without the inconvenient trouble of w.iititig, Or: the useless formality. of giving orders for them. Tor lightneSq, ease and elegance, they are unparalleled, fifty per cent. Cheaper than any where else; and for Variety, he .can display thousands of Tints and Shapes appropriately to heighten ttig. loveliness of youth, or. coyer Thelleheienetes of • aye. .Beside. the great advantage which is to be derived from his display ,of elegant Head-dresses, those .I..adies, . who 'have not visited lately in ihe rounds of fashion, or have but recently left the country, will have"the peculiar opportunity • of viewing a Figure as large as life; in the complete and r graceful Dress of the Tilridii,.asit was the. last nirtit Day, a beautiful Model in fUll Drapery, and from which their own taste may be exquisitely formed, such as is exhibited no where else in the United Kingdnnis. lie also recominends to the curious, to examine his Exhi bition. of Peruques, his assortment exquisite in its kind, of Natural,- forced •Natural 'and Curled hair; and he has nn doubt,. but they will give the greatest merit to the quality of the A rtijes exhibited, and to the taste of those who manu fa4+lurg them, 1O BE SOLD, 'an Excellent CHAMBER OR. GAN, of six stops, viz. stop Diapason, • Dolciana, Principal, Fifteenth, Flute, and Cornet. Its Tone is re markably swe,et. and full for its size. Price foo Guineas; Enquire at No. 7, Tolift-bt..eet, Berketuy-square, where the I oz.t rument may be'tried.' • - TO HE DISPOSED , • , A Well-established . CONCERN - in -thi SOAP . TRADF., situated in a central Part or the Kinkdoin, capable ofananufaCloring Six Tons per Week, with a ready Sale. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Thornai Catherwood i berdashers' Walk, lioxton, near London. TO IIE Itli'MP'rol2l L Y SOLD,: Pursuant to an Order orthe High Court of Chancery, with the apprObatibri nisjahri Wilmot, Esq one of the . Masters .01 the said Court, at the White Hart. lob, Lirripstiehl, in the County of Surrey, on Thursday the' 230 day of June inst . , between the Hours ot% One and Two in the After:. noon riEItTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD .ESTATES of. PHILIP PETILLIN, situates ' in the Parish' of Limpsfield, in the County of Surrey, consisting of a Dwelling-house, and about Forty-three ACres ftrehold, Arable; and Meadow Land, and Ai Cottage, with about Two Acres of Copyhold LantL Particulars may be , had (gratis) , at the said,Master's Charn bets in•Scitithamptcin-binfditigs, London-;. of .Messrs. Kent 'and Mb ;4/qr.:Gale, Boswell-court ; at the Whit,: Hart, Limpstield ; at the King 's Arms, Wc:iterlian t ;, at rite White Hart, Grxistoazoid at Ni n o Arms, c ray . don. • This Day . were published, In One Vol ume 0 &Ivo, price 7s; .&l. in boardi, D EMAItICS on the Constitutkon of the - iVrEDI, Dl PAltTlllNT oIthe , BRITISH-ARNI ; wita a Detail at HOSPITAL MANAG F. lEN'r, 14.1,1 an Appendix, attempting to explain the Action eil .. CanSeS iu proditcing ever, and the Operation ut: Remedies in 7'oi:tin% Cure. By ROBERT fACKSON O M.D. 'Printed Idr T. Cadeil arid W. Davies Strincl. In the Pfess, and speedily will b e pu bli s h e d, i n O ne Vd. viTz 1 - IAIt.OI,D, or, the Reformed Misan. Unripe. A Tale. • By ETAN.NAII STACIE. • " The truth and reason of things in be artificially and iiiiiiniated wider the cover of a reat Jaei, ur of a stippos.:d 011 e." L.' /' N E . This Day Avas pubitsited, in Two taro Volumes Bvo. price 183. in ho 3l,,Sta N INQUIRY it% to the COLONIAL POLICY of the EIIgt)PEAN POWERS, id By HENRY BitiGtl.ol, j;111. Esq. S. Printekl for Longman anti.Rt7e3 Nu. 39, Pat:mover-row ; and Manners apd Miller, and ,1. Constable, Edinburgh. Of whom !pay ht had, lately publish e d, rite DEFENCE of ORDEt; a Poem,. lostA IV A A. M.:— S woad 4.litivia, eletulttyjltptcd, in one Volume pout trovo, : • HISTORY OF OUR " This Day was' published, - in One Volume Odavo, in beards, • . • "PM HISTORY of ENGLAND, ' from the* PEACE. of 1783 to the TREATY concluded at AMIENS in Iltoa ; ueinß a CONTIN U,ATION -of ' COOTE's HISTORY et. ENG.I.AN.D tram the earliest Tines to •by the AUTHOR of the FORMER PART. Loudon Prhitid for the Author, and sold by C. Kearsley,. No. 46, Fleet-Street. Without referring to the favourable Testlmonieigiven of the History composed by this Writer, we shall merely •observe, that he hasi , in the present Volume, as well as in the former Work, avoided the opposite extremes of b rev ity . and prolixity', and has treated the subject with accuracy, candour, and impartiality Any of the I'ulumes of 'the History may. be . separatety purchased., : . This Day was-publiihed, Volume IV. handsomely printed in. Quarto on a fine Paper, Price One Guinea and au half in boards, of a new %York, ' entitled, ENERA'L BIOGRAPHY, o r Liv es o f t h e %Jr Most eminent Persons of all Aws, Cottntties, Con ditions, and Prolehsions, arrAnged aecimling to Alphabetical order; composed by Aikin, M. D. Rev: Thomas Mor gan, and Mr. William Johnston.. " • Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Churiih.yartl; C. and I. • Robiiibmt, - Patemustor-row ; and G. K !.e1,4 ley, Fleet-street ; also for Bell andliradfute, Edinburgh ; .id Colbert, Dub lin ; Of whom may be had the -First, Se,nitti, anti Third Vo !tunes of the,sarne Work, each price One Guinea and a hail in boards. PALLAS's-111tAVE,I.S, QUAIITO EDITION. - , • This I:ay were published, Embellished with [qa Maps and Forty . Plates, mostly- co loured, Illirstrative'of the Alanners Dress, and Custoins Oft he various Tartar Nations,. and dilli,rent Subjeets re htive to the Natural History and AnikplitieS of a Traet of -. Country, extending several thousand -Miles in length, and v bitorc desert be.l, price 41; 4s. in board, Vol. 11. of r rit VE ES 1.11r011 ,, 1i ,the SOU I'HERN• PRO. VI NCES of theittESSIALI• EMPIR F. in the 'Years 7793 trod. 1794. Translated from the 0 E4;11111 Ge:rui . .to Professor PALLAS, Counsellor of Si.lte to the Erriperor of M-zirther Or the Principal I..it..!r..try Societies of Eu. rope, eze. &c. - A - few Copies of this splendid blurt; are,printed on fine Royal Paper, price it is. wards. Printed for T. N. Langur:in and 0. RCPS, Paternoster. row T. Codell and W. Day.ip..s, Stratol., Ot w nom may.he had, with very, numerous Plates ' the First Volt am: or tY , e ahoy.° Work, puce 31.• 3s. in bo4rds, .or kohl Paper, 41., 4s. . • THE ENGLISH 1111LITARY MISSION INTO TURKEY, SYRIA,' A NI) EGVP - f. • This Day wasilibl.:thca, In' One Volume, Quarto, pike Two Guineas and 2 Half, in Boards, emb e llished with ne Jay 'Thirty coloured Engray. VMgt: front Drawinto taken on the Spot, "vELs• in TURKEY, ASI SY RIA, and across the De,,ett into Et; YP T, during the Yoars.t 799, !goo, and 18n. I, campany %vial thr Tinkish Artily and`the British 'Military. IVII,:001i ' will,: I t %v4s scat from this Coutitry,into Turkey, omit: the Conan:oat GeheYai Kot:Hr.r.a i containing Details of the - Proceedings and Opera. tinns Of the .rurkish Array under the coinmaral of the Crud Vizier, with authentic a n d circumstantial Accounts of the resew State of those Parts of the Turkish E To which are A Meteorological journal. and vations on the Plague, and on the .l )iseases of the Turks. BY WI I.LIAAI Wir . rm.‘ M, Of the Royal A rtilt er y, Surgeon tty the NI ,iion, And upwards. . of two Years .phy : ,jciar t to the aratal Vizier and the purr.Oi nal Qtneer it of the 1, tiny. Pritlrcd to r R. rhillips, Np . 74. Sr. Pittli'S-Chural-yard. • al, an 3. irr PR/NC/PAh OFFICER .S Md ,JL • EST et ORDNANCE, herely- give Notice, ',4..tt l iar . ), lad "be rex* at their 05ce, in St ~11,irg4,it-tts'eet I - 'Winger, on or befitTCI4SD4Y vii, 2,8t6 Inrlau!,+h, riaitle l'ropotah fro*: verb, &loaf . a: m.y 4e willing to 'ondert,the the SuITY of TENTS, T.SIVT.II I / 2 1: I RS - ARTICLF.S, . BEDDING ) and S A IL , 141.4.1CaT RS A 1? /VC LES; C } `for tbe Servireof IA; Or Department, o nion ronirai7 J . 4 Ipfriod of. 'fewer. riart,' 4.l.ttiornhible to Patterns and .Spreimeni. klub/vb . may 6t inrpetled the T6iurr tlon. application to the to rk knier the Peinclj Storekeepet of cbr Ordnance, 11 , #)r. r. printed Condl lont #.#l . the 4,l!rdtiratt • aneethedules +9' de/irk s the tn,9# be receivid tott.bl'eqcons tan iNtrnd mai:l4g Prjootals far tbr saw. .' • . ' 'The PropoJah to le &livered at tbe - .Sroxintv'o Ofier, illargaret,trert, 11 / e t,•:vinyer,..tralr.7 . am o t nta'ri..# .1 .4 :be rut-side, will) a Jter4tiaatim 4#:triad to Le sq.. plird„ and no Tenas'7.will adivitted 28th inst. 0 . 1 the 11%..1. .1, • - ' i? H. C.' .Cfr. I.l.‘NiE OS's s NATUR.E.7 --- r ir HE SU BSCitibERS to Dr. TUR.TON's COM. Wee Translation .ot the'r.'er brated SV,STEMA NA. TO ICA, by Sir Cil E 5.1.1 N N amended and enlargoll. by. the improvements- and I)iseovcri,, of later Naturalists and Soci,:tieS, are most resreltutlyjniuriucd, that Volume , the . Wing the tirstorthe compriting, ii,;9;,pre of Ci4SejX ; priil/0.1 Letter.press, - and illut;trat,al f - .)y cigb ilyper.plates, very neatly englaved, day, .anti may be had of Ow Allen, and Temple of, the Mu Fiiishnry:quar2. 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A New Edition, correded,' and much enlare,ed; interspersed %vim many original Humorous Storiea, and Droll Anecdotes, Nought from my birth, or ancestors I ehiim;: All is my own—my honour, and my shame, OV-113.• • Tales now, and tans long since, 'of every kind lit told, with those his own eiperience • • A Democritus would feed his spleen, an d shake k•1OSTO. His sides, and shoulders, till he telt them ache. • fl)avoits's UVEti . AL. Printed for LiekingtOn, Allen, and go. Temple or the • Muses, Vinsbury:•square, who have upwards of. 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The nearest Sea Port (Ayr), on the West Coast of Scotland, and. to winch there is. e.good 'Road frorn the above Iron Works, is. about 26 miles distant. • A Mineral Reprirt, prepared by experienced Miners, after an actial s;;rvv..y, together with Specimens of the Ore, Spars, &c. .may be *.:en, oh 'appl) ing to A locantier Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer.grect; or to , .Writer tr.) the Signet, St,. larneu's-svare, littinburght ELEGANT lIRE EHOLD VILLA, NORFOLK. TO is l: A N Elegant, Modero, • and C , ,mfurtahle, MAN, 'la. SION IJOUSE, •called NEW LOOG • fully situAtcd at the South End of the pleasant Town of Thetford, in the County or Norfolk, late in the Occupation of _ James Alingay, ENI sti : suited and ready ter the 'MBI)]. ATE Residen4of a Family of respectability and Fortune ) , with Lawn, Shrubberies, and 1 5 :wore Land of superior qua. dity . (the Rivers ()use and Thet running through the utie) capit4l thriving Plantations in 'Frees and Shrubs, Green.: house, Hot,house, Two Walled-in Kitchen Gardens, Olen. fitulty cropped, and in succession, and the W a ll s covere d with the choicest' Fruit Ntelon Ground, num,:mus standard Fruit Trees, Colich-vad, standing to t two tsar- - 410,Stitbling ter ten H o rse s , an d every oilier suitablevial , ppendige: Every put withom the si 1? , ing i n the most p e rteo Order; the total Scite of the wh:gerimounting to about welve.Acres; The PremiSes are, Freehold ; the land-Tax has' hem-re. deemed ; the Assestnents to the Parochial Levies 'very 111 , . iterate; the sUrrounding Country a dry, healthy soil, ing with Gain; and Fox-hounds and farriers are kept in the neighbourhood the Roods are remarkably good ; twelve Miles eft Bury, and eighty from London. The Purcluser may he Accommodated with the Household Furniture, and also a choice Collection of G reeadiousc P lents, at a fair valuatien: May be vieverd by Tickets only, on application to Messrs, Sewell and Blake Solicitors, Norwich ; or Messrs, Tilb ury arid fleapit, Solicitors, No, 4, llcilii)rd-row, London, of whorn-fiarlicr particulars and trice u nity be had. • ate r4specttuljy ioforittecictft.ir . the Rev. NVNI, HARCLAY's MEDICINES', as i)11 , (ler, tire to be had gettiline only at the I:laborat o ty, B.vibrti-itreet, Covent-garden. itev.' Wm. Barclay'a celebrated S 15CI F 1 i:, atttiik,l by ;nand Perloils at' Raizlt to be, reeler tnust pointul proxymis or the GOUT. Sold m Bottle 3 tos s each, . and Is. Duty . , _ The 'ley. I.larclay's SO LVENT; for the'ttiikt of the STiM,E.—Tlic late justly celebrated A wifmilist f • (ohm tel . , Esq. was so convinced, of this Medicine being art abs0111:-: Cure tor that most dreadful Disorder, that ho reeoninh-thk.vit in the most stx enuous manner some time previous to his tk. , ,ttit. Sold in Itottles ,each, - and is: Dtity.' • •, The Rev. Wm. 13arclay's OILY EMBR.O,CATION for the C;nut, Rheurnoism, &e. an outward' application, ; H y ~ riably successful itt rite relief of those painful I)isonters. In Bottles tos. each, and Is. 'Duty. The Rev.Wrn. ii.irclay'sVO LAT' LENE colt. DIAL) RO I n Nervous Cases, these celebrated Droys have never been found to fail. in Bottles Los, each, ditit is. Duty. 'file high and illstingtinhetklestimonies , In favour of the above most valuable Medicines, are tAQ numeron,:, .irtt in many instances too deliente„for imblie insertion. The Rev. 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