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AN ADJUTANCY. of-ENGLISH MILITIA T: . to be S 0 LD.—For Particulars,inqUire of Mr: Cux, alart kit's Buildings, Holborn. None but Principals will be .., treated v % itlf,.Pla all Lettet6 post-paid, —.........-- , ....._____—. FA smoNAtau: u.ANcING by Nlr. ALLEN, RIVA. 7 .FELY taught to Litlies and Gentlemen i ...' ' tent of ally 3 r t - t ito a t 4 l 4 :i t‘hvelliinti')arovveeLll'envieotriirc:l"sn't'ytlet,illts No. Ac ° 1 9 n , I ;i l l i l S e i r ' : l' c a ood rt.l.3 i t n r ai ce i t ,s , ~ Glieulit,iisc:l_ll.luwayiel.vti4rN4;l..t, .1 r i , a (; je l a a i t i p A a i r i i c i.c .s ti t i r o e r e i t y i i lailited for those to whom I ris an objea t.) acquire it ex :a iwiileii.etstiii,:itetit.,oo:ll.4tisoieire;:sr,,sol,,l;lt:iii);:filitz,ceicitcysew :ii,v, it ayc i n ): :, t iol i iri i ,c l; :y, l au ir: B:ti.ri r yrd s n t s i ßr t ,ule y ,sta l i i: JLi o c t iit. t g li e. s:l ,p i v o ri n :vo . . a ,ticolayy, l'hi. s e icet Weekly Assemblies are every Monday; the band •.. pnj ir tAtty : blr.,Tiiylor ; nuite but Sub:ieribers “linitted pone b,ir peuplci of Respe:tability cm :;iiiiscri!),.. • I;cipcz.table Schools atld familicti, it n , ..t kik' int Nowt • l i c ~ 1% -- •,: t! .i t rti.::orgitt4i:k no I'M ti4o,i»: t..,1,6, , ..,0n5, .ancr in:'. stiuct...,l in every e:egalit requisite of h . lodern g. Dancin .• . , PRICE, MAYOR.. holden in the Chambet of the G London, on Thurubv the 7oth day of min-musty, the opinion of this Court, that in the undure of Afflicts it *would be highly be.. Spirit, and the . Public'Duly of nigh a Quota of •Men towards completing . 1 - ,e now about to be provided by Animus , ber of E►ght Hundred Men be voluntarily for the Service. ' iiiinously, • ' Resolutions be referred to the Militia Corn to (9nithier. and report' their opinion as to the • of raising the said Eight Hundred Man. WOODTHO Rl' E. CENI.X. FIRE-OFFICE, • . tune 13, 0103 . hose liiscr"ce Payments fail due of atr rp.itlyst,4l to t. i 1: 1 ; No,tice,. that printed. Jt codiii. g .,.n,s6 • in the Country le several Agents, 4"..l,e;ldarice is daily given of Houses; Mousehold 'Goods, And Merchandise; also - , Ships in'llarbour, ,nd Lighieroi in Rivers and Canals, and Shis 'iingarom L( or DA NI AGE by FIRE. of AGM CVLTti ItAL STock, as fi rs t Office upon the reduced Rate of Three . ,t.. will be bound, on due examination, hest ,ecurity . 0f fanners and Owners oh such THOMAS WORSI : EY, Sec. 4rge will be mole by this 0 itice, tor Policies ,Lla Sums of Tliree Hundred Pounds or up. • LIQUID PINK DYE FOR STOCKINGg.: , (71 BLACKMAN, Su' l our per ne 0 Preparer to, 1 1 . 1S:M.ilesty and Princ'es:tes,'" : uf the Sign of the Blue* Coat Boy, No. 362, Oxtbrcl,street, near the Pantheon , most, xeipeetitilly be g 6 lepe• to infiarrtt.tite , general, that his Liquioi Pink Dye for sirk . stockings sisal aNir.:batlon liv evety . rersan that has used it ()Wing' Po the superiority and beauty of this rho3t valuable Lignid luti , e induct:a ottioss t.9,"imitatt• :In in bottles like unto his, t he Public are.therefor , Lauticined to he . particular ihat tone ire genuine lAtt Wllat are wre.pped a List of the he Article: sold ,by hint, and s fan; lied oi 1.,. tiv bottlft yv:it h • t words OtiOnil Inventor, .d all ofll,rs are injurious lo the Stockings. —sold in Botti:. at 3s with proper three.: t i oits , Itiirbeauti:yl Dye tin . restoring the original to.taded Naolceons: ...........--. . • I,WYNI, ,PATENT RAIN. PROOF CLOTHS. I:)T.JKE i• lorl C•i. , ,No. 4'3, .Idernidtilltily, illiv hig' prepar:i.l, under the patronage rind eliredion- of i ,,,, Commander it) Chief, mil the. Scc retaty at. War, several t hey; ..ai al ) Ards:ol Cid; iv tar K.; f e a. ,. c o , ts,; i b r I , ro iy, par licttiOy t n e lloittuorith and ..N.V.eo. l e ondon Regiments ;• and a s s A;:i'oi . Cri;ctri in Liven.sa r!ii . riee, who are rcturit.: cd t i 5v ,.. - 35 60,1)ave g did P.,rwittees• authority to. a. , ,sert, l imit hoinirmiornis and Pa4taloorts itd':e had the severest trial boOt pia:the outw.trili:4lholne,:irottl prisage, *ititsthe cr.* etest ' 'anit Irid; . t s:trit, tibr7 sa'''ys 1 . •t they • t herefore coot' lit ly rrolielt the attention of the Public to their Disen. .. W V . vjy. t Nintp(111%;.,11.9. .pßefilir..friat 3119ther like-at "'Ll : ,ii at :Ilan itisoppe,Ft!: . .. . _., r, r " '• ti l e I' ctxtti does wit ocet.olBo.the.least ralteratton In . - ',the-• bittrtial4 - .ri oritualify ortlfe Clut4. „, • •• , , , ---.........-,,—_.......,...---......r --.„ A . svod: G 20 Kt; Ell li kisi,liT, ;WAN 11 1 , ,A. C. 'I Li R. eaS ' I. is MAI I; S f V ...t.t7.lCrr ROY AI. I , ST e NT Woo 1 .- •, : V I', LW. r:-.. , , by A ppointmettt, . ' , . .• • ~., • '.: spEcTiclJt.i.,V inform their 1. rit: . liils and the ' PabFit, that iu ottlec.:to•W;ort: a supply more ado , .4 the deianaat iot their Itcp,al Patent W.;ollen Velvet ~...• th..:y harie formed' Connectioas we undehester,ritienand - V. Gcnthxy l n,.yiz• 'Paid titre, at ith th Wootic i , I NaCil Watlien, of Kings-Stanley; both in the ` ~ : ) f . G toncoster; alio, loim Clay icl Wall a 1 .......ani Earn t, 'of Ra,hi1,:1..., ±i, _ -,r !labia'(, in the County of York, .: thL. :dainitlicti.:-.. is no w can ;;..(t on, 4. Wdi as at their Pt t I.:it:Vali:Jun-J-3 at‘Alanewst,ster, and where the Sales h Guod:i will tal: - .. pl.r.: . under the respective Firms, w 1i b.:at-mown:oa to the . Public: after thi: ist day of iilicr next. . .. • G ut ,d s uta nolo.Ctitred and rinishA by each .and every lisimient, will be marked or stainped with the words, inlets Royal . Patent." If any should appear not so vi , t ,„ 3 , tr e y will bi: spurious, andlin infringement on Itiviieges of the. l'nellteei• lianrmatiori ot ) i suc h ion ot . their rights, will ho acknowledged and rat anted, q4I•J deteriniacd to prevent any tfespass thereon, and nish, theSiOhltOTS by actions at. Law: . auehester. June 1, 1:i o N1 .3 ! : . - S and GEOR•GI BENNET, . • 1 1 k : I • ~.-. . f 4 • r 1 I • • 4 k i 0 t,t) No c 1-: , • 0 BE DISPOSEI).OF, in Acmes, or in Bottks. 'lt is of the best qu.,i ties, and can be warranted ge i arid Unadulterated, ti:ing imported. in double , t :end from private C.iiimet.ioos un the spot of tts growth.— PartiLtilars impure at 146 - . 42. Parli.ttnerit-street. BAIIiAM 1111,1., mar C!,AP11:01, SUR REY. '0 BE I,ETI', ui L . :01,1 . % a neat convenient t-LOUSE, with two Sittity4.:oonts and A Storeroom ; law ptincipal Story ; twv good Chambers , small Dressing ,,,,,,on, a aWaLer Closet, on the First Floor ; three Rooms 4the Attic ; a large Coach-house,, three-stall Stable, Hier -I'lss-rupm, Lofts and 1114 i, i Room cotcr, Win.: and BeerCel izrii, with a neat Garden abuttdiitttly stocked ; the whole in 116.feiii order, lit ler immediate habitation, and well supplied 'vitit Water; the .Road watched all the year. VildY4;itYn"d'bhciollitei with,v eltr(toeatllFttti(e'rcil4llll'e)l.ll-iirbnretil:tlit':°l"lbt.zeier y b a n l i E ll o° x ci ! c h l‘ a 'i c he g sY e s-1: i N iii c t a. e s x : s . IP ali , l Cater, No.. 73; at: Paul'i 'Church-yard I and of -r:;, Girdler atid 14:dipter, -- Si. Martin'-laile; Charipp it 11 ,7 . Fixttutt , , &c. to bc.taiken at .a I'2lu:4r:in. 111 1 1 11111 11EIMM .. . . . • . 4 71 I R , 4. - t" 14 i ' k ' t • , NU '11' , .,E a ', ^ t: •' . ' • 1 .• • • ' A' co mon Cpunci 'of e City of. I. j u , 1803. , • esolved Unan • i• s l . IAT , it is t '' present conjui con ng the Public : `* Vo mitarily to furn „ , ti-„ A'rrny of Reser m it.. - , t Resolved,Unan Thgt the ntunbe ri..,,:d10i this City - z Resolved UII4I Tho the above is • t o tree, tor them. to •• o f" ; s.,st:ploper n}ode c • . I'H( • ,1 I)ERSONS ‘vl ' I 51... ...utter; Lece.rti are t'i't it 1 CoriwrOC,Splitv,G . 4 • in the bands or the tot the Insuring u ...' stockin Tr.itle, :in , . eltko in Still;, and 0 •, . kultl ' i , i ii)6 or Rup:illi . ' . TIT :.‘,stiran.c. 0 , , . pretisen by this ~f Shillings per cFnt ' * M"N to the so . ..k1 ti Property, N. - o Chat! N -• • °' , L h•4ura,,Le upon ~ 4 Nvartl:,, 1 1 ,r; P 17 1 131i: fost-bai /Jii I. P f ACK ET, or Sea on the i s It < ~ • 1 tiotts ;or Cabin P. 12 i ' - , or Steange Posse c 1 1.; Y , board, or to . jurv.;:,7, Is? 3. - - .'V.' A V A Illtil I At a numerous anU reijaeaable MEETING of ELEC. TORS of the BOROUGH. of SO THW ARK,.. held the agth day of j tine, lBcl ; • . • • W ILLIAM PRESTON, Esq. in the Clair; Resolved Unanimously, rrHA the Motives which induced us to cis . . matid• and adviss!' a Scrutiny,were the apparent cer tainty of obtaining those means of nvestigating the Vows of Tierney, Which were denied us at: the Poll ;. the posses Mon and use of the Parish Books (especially those of the Parish of St., George) being exelusiveiy with the Friends of Tierney, and all access to them denied uj on the Hustings ; . Reso •Unanimously, That it is with Much surPirise and cuncern We.tind that the Powers of the Mgr, B . ailitfare inadetplate to ptocnre us • this common and 'obVititrsj6tiasi.- - ; and that notwithstandiri; his Requisition, the hoots are with held from our Inspection, Copies of them 1 - d - used:and though in' the latter part of the Scrutiny they: have, been with allieettKl candour produced-to investigate a. Vote, .every :tttempt to in sped tliztn ..has been': resisted openly, and :even. with tOrce. That the Requisition of the High lias:beep 'treated .with contempt, and ltis authority linghed at. ißeolveti Unanimously, That We can no 14Mger allvis: Sit Titurts.4s i.:•.;z Scrut7nY stancrtl an,l Cartiedon t.s it is) can only IncU.4o zdV;t:l„ tage of our Enemies; but .that it appwrs to this ill rtiug, that the only 1i1c..1116 of redress now left us is by an Appal to: that Tribunal Where .we are assured of justice, and tit tile `means of enforcing at. _ _ `Resolved Unanimously, That' the Canie of Sir Thomas '1 Turton is no longer otelusively that of the borough ot. South wark ; it is the Catise . of all who value their - Indeperkienz - e land their Common Rights, ‘tuatever may be their Party, - .or Politics. Resolved Unanimotisly, That in order to give effect to • the wishes of those who think. with us oa nn; important question, and aie desirous of contributing to tine Expence of the Petition to the House of Commons, rendered acres- , 'sat) , by the unjust Conduct of.our upponeols, and the pbtency of the Court before which the Scrutiny was held, Subsenptions be received by the Persons already mulled, and fur the inither ac'commoation of the Public, places of Sub scription,bil appointed in the City anti IVyst , Lnd of the Town, andliotice 'theryof be forthwitii giv,,m. • Viat :he Thanks of this Meeting - be given to t h e C hair. men for Ms ably and impartial Cotduct t.t 1.:.e Chair at this Meeting. That the . above Resolutions be Sighed by the anti published in the Public New,ip..peri. WI LLIAM P RtS CON,' Chairman. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDFNT Emit:Tans or Luc uo ROUG 1-1 of tiOU,llt I:K. CANTLEM&N, TN the Resolutions 4onveyed• 10411:-` thia Ingram (and which 1 deem a farther proof of 'y ,air unwearied at- Liehinent to raw), you have truly tn.:vett ttt. , on vidtien we demanded s the .ttiljust oat,,t,a tun- 0 ; 1)41- ra:tits, and ti iy..Cettilitcy of our ut jt tit by it.--Whilst 1 lament watt you that Liu: ut : the. turning Officer on a Scrutiny', has not been stailLicitt 10 ulna's. for the that equality of justice which is one 91.11'0 brightest leatures.of the Constitutio:. of this Country, and or the - de. nial of which . ' have atforded (I' trust) at: Jimow. military in stance, l cannot but eNpress the surprise I lit 1 it Mem ber forming part- of the Acirtahlstratwn anti i.ROV.t4iVI )OO t of Hi4' Majesty (and as such entitled to our respcct and AilLc• tion) should In his own pe;son have openly abetted and counselled those %vb. had .the uieans of I up, tit iht ha m ls, to 'withhold thC4., t:,, Authority oltheCourt. i• • • ' I make no complaint itga'atst the High Baiht ev.za though his decisions on the Hustings have deprived toe of numerous Glasses of Votfrs, which on the Scrutiny Ins Assessor Was decidedly deemed gbod fair my Opiionetit. • 1 the Returning Officer has ailed to the best ollis judgment, ,and with the strongest inclination •tiS do right, and, satisfied Of. thii, lam inure .hurt at the verSonal mortilieation (I had ' nearly said insult) he received, than at any injury he has un- • intentionalfy done me. • It is in vain, however, any longer to seek Justice, where the means are rir:ilierd us, and the Court 4iiivonipeteot to give their'. - We most•go..eisewliere, we mustpresein our C:.us. before that High Tribunal, where we shall Le heard 411(1 re. dressed, where Opprestaun cannot enter, L.: Injustice find • .us. Ad voca te, We shall there teach those open contemners' or . Constituted A.utlrorities, that an Arin.can be fOu ltu stiong enough to controul.artd even to direct them. You Mini he assured We liave al this moment a very consi-• tteraWe Ma jorityof leg 4 Votes, either on the Poll or renticrtd for us ; the Scrutiny has . given a sattetioir to this as.itiranix, we have only ,to pessrvere firmly in this contest, aud. cur Rights (1 Might add the !tights at every Englishman) will yet be vindicated. Depend on it you . have; the itporonation and, good wishes of three-fourtlit: or t i ne Community, in the noble ritand you have made; you have even the approving sentiment of chose who, ;po;;4'.sslll3.llo,.initCpyOkliceOt.prilia thews:rives, know now to ti:spett: it in others: The (..'.airstris. considered brall-who'tnink, not to be that of irn Individual, or of the Borough of Southwark, but the Goose Of lillkiliNt. llitnoe . itgilibit Corruption, of justice agatust .00'oression. Mr. : Tierney has thought tit, for his own viirptvirs, to repre. Sent'your huppott of me, and oppmition:to•in in,. as.a . ,triarLed ilostility towards Government. flow lonA has it , bc.:2li consi dered :'in evich!nce ot• Disloyalty an d ty ; ,kailittio n , T „,,,,,, 5 , the views. and objeCis 9f that Gt:htlolll4h,e . rsut kt .us , of Itifitible•ourselves by descending to a cornp:iiis , :n of politir al conduct and ptinciples with him, ovt,n ; though lie has been re , .varriett with the highest honours and eini.diouritts this Cotintry 'ciin bestow.; the Public wilt judge between us, and theirVertlict you n,.e.rl not_appreltelin. . . I eandoi - take .evell this snort Irave•of yen, without the _ettdeavour toexpress my. Thank:, ter Pie noble and disinte. rested Support you have giv,:it rue during this very ritHietilt and protra , ,•..terl struggle.. It has been a Supporr,unpreecilented lathe History of Elettioh, because it is that which could prat:veal only from 'peisonal attaelutient and` friendship to wards me. Be assured, (;...:iitienten,th..t it ii not an migrate. ful mind yo,r nave obliged. To the lat.:st moment .of my ' life, • 1 shall retain a due .sense of the obi igatiiin, nor •can evr. • •r he Mor • happy than in the opportunity of manifest in g e. my gratitude. jr I have the Honour to be, • . . . Gentlemen, ... • _ • Your most obliged and faithful linnlble Servant, .11.1(1°‘S. I:IIRT°N. Lincoln's Inn, 2 9th lune, I-803. ~ • TO LETT FOR l' OUR MONTHS, A HOUSE, ELEGAN I'l,Y FURNISHED, null EX conveniently fitted up orfora F:tinily, with twci - ceacha - houses,. and SNtiting tut six saitato c.nttAT CtiMBER LA WO LACE, Hyde l'ark Corner. :Ass r 6. spettable Tenant is the 'chief obj2ci, if such a one uttered, the Rent would be matte very re:4,,, , h.,n1e. Furtiler tlaftkulars tuav be known, by :ipplying at No. 6, Bow-Street, Covent- Gaiden. ST. I.EONARD's HILT. WIN1)S()1:. To la: 'sold) BY PRIVATE CON'rRACT, A N ELEC; A N T arid stl BSTA NTI ALLY. BD! LT vi 1.1,A, with suitable attached arid detached Domestic Offices, a dotthle•Coieh.house, Stabling fur Sovein. teen Ilur.ies, capital Kitchen Gardett, moth Pinery and Suc cession f louse, an excellent Farm-yard,' surrounded with Agricultural t.)frices,, the Poverty att4 Seat Of the lateCleorge ilirdi, Esq. • • • ti The 1.10u4 cOntains an elegant Drawing-roonf t we... pm. portioned and Breakfast Parlours, Billiard-room, suitable Bed-cifambers, Dresiing-rooms, and Servant Apart ments, and is situated on a delightful FAnitience in a Paddock of nearly Si% t y or rido.aod, nrrutinenteci with It large Sheet of Water, and a prut'u, , un of tinier and Earest Trees, judiciously di yused, dpicrsifing- a (moped of great hcatity and cx.o.nt. The Plantations are ; to. a State Of the mast irriituri.rot hrr,wtlt, and the ‘vhole is lit CXCllient order. For .Pickets tt , ViVW th*Preruiscs, ;lad - kor furtfier Partit.ti urs 4 1 , 1)1y ro Mr; lividr.rw, Solicitor, Lincoln's NA. • - - NEW MUSIC. • This DaYwris published, hy (Midi ig,l 3 hi pps and D'AlinaliLt s Alusiy- Sellers, No. 4i, Pall-Alall, and No. 76, St. I atnzl.'s •St rieet, • • • THE favourite' COMIC SONG of NIAM- AioTti and BONN' PARTE, Written by 'C. Dibdin, 'itl. .4414 sung by. Mr, Townsend with uribounded•aliplatiSe, price ts. • • • Also the following 'favourite Songs sunk at 'tile •Theotre - , - Sadler's Wells, coutprisNl.by Win. Reeve,:-- Look von now Ms we:la-day a heart Aliehur-14;;;Jws'whac 1 know, price each 'ilm: Grand Sonatas 114 the Piano Forte, with an AcCom panititent.for Viot;u, in which is :introduced. soma 14yOuritc Airs composed by K . Coningworth, Op. 3, pr:ce Ss. Three Solos for the German Flute, o.ril a‘ligared Bass itte the Piano Forte or Violoncello, in which : are introilura.d the popular Airs, with variations, of 101 - Vritannia • Sir David Hunter • Red, and the Chantreuse, by W. J. Parke, by hiin arranged, and ticdicate4 to William Shiel.i, Esq. price s. • • - • •• A .favourite Duet for two ViDloncelltis, composed by Win. - Prince, O. 6, price is. . • • • This De.iy was • • 1. "1" b WOR.DS Fltircp • SONG'S, :la luilg by „ „ l`d ,;•", the . c, •••.•;:it garOxiv, his. new Entertainment, called the Wandei hidadist, or the Rose, the Thistle, and the Skuinrock, in his Tout through . tilo Kiln:a/An, price Gt . 'Also Fa-. teen Smigs I.f"Varlay, In ‘N;llit. l .l 4 in.. truant:A • lie new - Loyal Sung, th!ali‘ated,.ny pLiani4sion, to 61. Loskic,i; : e'ritned by Phipps, and D'Almaine, Nu. 45, itiLl John Walker, Nu.'44, row.' Copies on lino paper, price ti. each. HARP, or PIANO FORT F. Latels , pailished ) And"adorncti with cicgult Frontispieces, • THE BARDIC MUSELJNI, of primitive Bri t i s h Literature, alai other .ittoirable R irities, dtdie tted, by pcmf.,sion, to tits Itoy.ll the Prince or tVals, by L.MVARUI N F.S (.Itup ili ASter, &C.), BIM to the Prince, pike ti. Ss. Also the Music nt the Volume of keticks of the Bards, may now •he had vipariste front the Letter-press, price iss. N. li. The above Warl:s are secured Irma Pirocy, by a ROyai Mand4te. likewise m.ty be had, by th . ..! s.trite. Author, • o; Nlusical Ivlot , ;..ibm, price io 4 , tbliv.ical Re:mins, price tos. Ithisle4 • "L'rittes, c4lettlatcd. lot Ilqinner*, on -.thy Ilarp, price 74, 6(1. • • ' • ' • Musical Bouquet, price 7s 611, Ital:an Songs, price .7.5. 61, Cheshire .11dothes, price ss. I.4ntiJit ProitilLl for Ow Ailtitur, and sold at. No. 3, in C 4ttct, near O rosvcnor-syi.o.• ; at Air. Mu• sfc z,hup. in .New ii . ord.streer ; and at the principal Music 'r h 3 o,ty Ivo publilt , terl; IR Two VolLun:s t2rno. PtR;;.- 84. sewed, Epeolio or, 1: ft E BAS VARD. A Novvi. i'fir.t.!L. for S: (So . cres;;or to the late Mr. John Niorra), N,. 24, F Wet. Stletit ; ii. liarcht)g, No. 1:: , (1, t',411- 11.11; L. Williams, 14 Strand ; anj I. Asperne, N ). Thi,:b D.ly ~.;;. ; , 11111 . 1 % :Lr:1, ,- ; n:tic, - ;,. • . , . , A ret4 titiltion, with a ;i . .lititlytnent, contahting. an Accelunt of the AJamtselllent of cat.: t inxiccs, to the pre.v:itt ;ilmci, 'ca . , - ' ' ' • . ; • A COMPARATIVE •VIEW of the PUBLIC / x FIN ANCgS, front the built:lll4lg 19 tha 'cl,:w.: of Mc Lae AttuiihistrAtiott. . v • By-WII,I,I4II:M(IRGAN, F. N. B. :rih: Pim:nu:sup; of the•Fiht Etht.i..ut have the Supplement bepat..te..l, price t>. Ydurtd for N. ktft:s, Pmento,wr.sou,; and lui2u Dcbrett., iuzy tx bdal,•by ti same Amtbor, ;tut( illt Appe.o to Ow Public - on . This Day wus pricy 61. JFNIARKS NeIODERN FEMALE MAN. •t, FRS, :IS 'dis,linguistied by itttittil..etice to Character, ',inc. I adeccocy stibrititr.4l p;irticolary to the of titos^s Ladies (if Rank iasbiim, to tiia t.),..orrttption of all otitl By lt)IIN 1:0 %V I. F.S, Esq. Pritartl for V. am: C. Ks voloni, St. l'Ati , s Chttfeli-yard; W. ai . ed f. li,xvitaoge ; It. Fotilct,ir, Ncw liowi.3trce . t.; aild J. SpritgA, Covent-gartleft; (.4 Wtuitt tthty',b4: hid, by til„2 tit,lttz price 2s. 6,1. fa; F;)kirtli Edi Ulll Thoughts on the tat: Geiter;ll dentonstra- Ave. of tit.: Pro ; •rvs of jacobtittsm ; With a Post Jic Proacdingi at Nottitigiwm• • Aiw, price '2.1. n.i.---The Fourth F.O.ition, Slorid and g the Cot:clu Ann of thu lato W.ar. Tiiii Day w.ts publitdwd KILT od. ri - vi r, TKI A L . wern' l'il(.)MA - ; it !ti, Go: ,1 of the.Howle C(lt J ton, !or th.. ('')' .arty .tint ty'l 1,1,1 A Ai 1)1 (1:.11..:, 1) . foid. ur, in an Act; ,u is. '1111 . : , ..!r. /IlttttrAl)/0 I.lsy, W:itilliiiStt.l:ll.lll, Nlaudlcsox, l ' iirsday, tho . ad i>ay Otilthe, 'TiSSlatlati t it;)St: poi t 4 1:111 litq:s word, whose tongue 4 ' OM VeliOnli 311 t h.! m, •, naii of Nile, whose breiutt " on dn . pnitnn; tv , odz, and dad: INlic • ‘1.11111111 . ; 01 tilt.: Id.. '` Th'- . .! secrets of the 4 - rare " Tnis,vivcrous Sianlerent4ts,'" • - London : lifulted for j • Szrat.aid, -Bc.uftscller, 1,10. 112, ' . Day ,was lii svo, vike tis. ill btiarcii. 4 VINi)ICA !lON of the GENUINENESS (1 of tic ANCI I'. NT I; 1: TlSii Po EMS of AUencin, T,:pc,in,•Llytv.in.it ana: Nertklin, Spe‘imeals of By S- TURNER, E. A. S Loni!oo Pthited.lbr 13. - wizt.:•ltt - .T to the Duke aud Dutchest of Y or}, anti Suc c t~: r-toAlr. iiiamire i No. ft, Stiati.t ; and so:t by.XLsrs. I.;:ongtnall awl t&ee,.., Paternos ter-taw, Where may be had, just published,. Cambrian 1114graphy, by Wqlidra 0 wen, F. A. S. 7s. 6ct. in 111.1:cation of the Colts, Syn. 5,. in boards. .FOR RI-lEUMA'FISMS, LUMBAGO, -NUMBNESS, p.ALSV, Hatu Spasinndie or Frying Pains, general .DebiLi:) , and liel,rxmion of the. System, SPRAINS • BRUISES and CHILBLAINS, • WD' IFTEHEAs ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, (Pills and Floidbare the ni. , :teltedual remedies in the World, having s ucceeded in cases right, ten, twenty, and even of lorry years standing, attere , ,r.ry at means had filled, and it 11.13 absolutely curd - more Patients of the above Complaints, than alt the Medicines ever made public.-- The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its ope ration, that f.Thiblams;'Sprauts arid Ilmises.;are removed by two or three Applications.- It is pr e paremi and si.ld at es. ncl, each box or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apotheear i . 'No. 15, Gieek,street, Soho, London, and may be hid of - every :Me,licior N'entler in Lug land. I retann, Nest Indies, and . Arnorica. To prompt eounterteir ..that Genuine is signed on the La el by the -Proprietor, R, Ap ot h eca t y , No. reek. s:.r r)9110. NEVER fiet..bßE PUBLISHED. • This Day was published,. In Five VoWines, elegdia4 printed in thick Pobt Ociavti, • price 11. is boards, decorated .with Portraits, by Car 4 %ling %Varson - ' and, with Fat; Similes; also a common 4ciit.'vn, in Five Volumes, Dewy LIMO. price so. in boanis f . : 4 1r 1 FiE LETTIMS and other WORKS of t:Ile 11 Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MOW.. TAG u, now 6istpublished, by ,rmi.ion, from the Uri:. ginal :Viaouscripts in time pcusestaon of the Mott Noble the MARQUIS rat BUTE. To tie; whole art prObted. atittrentic Ntemoirs of her Lite,, By JANI4S DA 1. LAWAY, .M. B. interver,:cd with Letters hitherto unpublistweat, from Pops. Y 0.,,, ;riding, and other distimpished Charattert. I'rlated for Richard Phillips v .ho. 71, St. PAIRS Church.. KoNIAN (iENIENT. T T is the Prop:qty of this .Coment or Mort ar , to becalm: hard itit4 itnpenetrable to Water within a few even it' expo:ie..' to the action of the• Sea ; and also to titrut very v.rong union with. lrick. and Stone. It eornmu. nicatcs tincuintnost-strength to Iluildir.gS, and nut theretOre proportionally itit:rva.te their stability and duration. In all, t a k i n,hr t ut it i tvliatrver, bart turtitnilarly in the cotittime. o r 13,0.. 5 . '47 tart a n F;ri;lic>, tervo., Vats, anti t,l 'tier Ai , latic Buildings ; its utility and adv'antage are unclnestionabic and it rt.trrns the hardiest must ST() N E LIKE'S r U C do known in this Countyy. ivlaittifatauted l'arker itaul Co. liatikside, London. 1 3 .-AItrICULAk Aa TO THE 1-1;)1.1.31:.. PATEN - 1' lEDST,E.ADS AND B TAalloLdEcS.iibinet UTLER' %Vare.roolits and Nlnirfactoryi Alas. .13 and 14, - Cache., ring.strect.. A large assortment of -articlesbf the :Iswest, neate,;t, and most motnit ,it Fashions, of well seasoned itiaterids; and excellent workmanship, with several iin. pi - by:meas. 13 t: TI,iR resprdfuliy relies on the goOd-discernment of the Public, that they will :ice through the paltry dzviees and insinuations Opposed to him, and counterleiting bis arti cles. It is well known that Bo .1. LER. has iWo . paterits, unit t": 4 Tables the other for Bedsteads; the prigeiple of the first is applicanle to al4host'al 1 kinds of Tables, aM is allowed to he a great iinprovernent,;.. it rendets them inorz convent, iit • far !louses, and mach more portable. The principle of the other is applicable to most 'kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Posk, -Tent, Sota, and Beds, which latter are singularly ful in sii.kne..s, and each when shut up, make a handsome pieceof furn:ture for a Shinty.; Room, Dressing Bonin. 1'114: Four Bost and Tent Beds gQtogether in all parts with braiss,'•and arc with mach ease without the help of tools or t.wka or nails in the furniture, and are very portable. 11 - .itticular• kinds of toe _above, 'Warded for Gentlemen of the Amu and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, Arc. Nlatinfactiires have been graciously pa. tionized by the King, Qm!ert, and Royal Faintly, and- hoi.- 'floured by orders from umuhers She Nobility and Gentry, :mil have been highly approved - of .in the East and West I Tidies : the merit ot the -Arti cl es t iwreturns tie l l r es tisnte is r t hwitgtialc:. a vottrabh! eneourageme,dt, tui .acknowledginciita, aurilwannot but notice the. kind O. ti . xs of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with fto . r.esa's name inscribed, which may help a ls o to p ronv , E4 his ltirsiriesi; or should it be tfesigned otherwise, he, by the permission of Providence, manufactures and sells Supc• ri , )r . Four,post and other WS., excellent Dining Tables, and C linnet Articles as 'about,. namely, Catherine-street, -8 clohri trout the Brick front flow, where he has. Con .: strueted several 'Fonts and Madiines for working,the same, and has otherwise becu at considerable expense to bring them to that utility and ticgreo of - perfeetion. at which they liutv ,r.y. 4t the saute phiee ma), be !tad Ml!' Article Athe 'POtisiting llotssos, N.ii. tor li xportation. Others are informed that they, in tY be 4upplied tvitli this 'valuable Medicine by sending their Orders by Goachinen or Newsmen, or by enclositut . Cash in • a small dir4Cled to Ner. • N 0.163, Fleet -street, London. for which purpose cow. plete Packing 11:ix.es are provided for sending it with safety to any part of thti King om , Ireland, Scotland, &c. I1)N TER s RESTORATIVE BALSAM of 1,1.1 F E ani,l .is. the first Metti‘ine in tho Qrld tor restoring and invigorating the Constitutions of Pei. sons weakened axial debitit.ited by a course of dissipated pica. surer. or indeed by any Othcr causes. * * Gentlemen Of the first distinetion in this Kingdom, as tivrlt as others, whose constitutions •wcre hrok.en and dehili, tateat. have experienced the good effects of this Restorative Medicine. Fur Nervous Disuiders protecding front exce». sive drinking, dissipated pleasures, the hilillOcietate use of tea. or 11'031 whatever occastons great debility and relaxaticat of the autism, a better and loafer hledicine be taken.. N timbers who had thid,trgono too powerful courses of nier. ears that luuc of health;, .which reduced theta to a st,an: of 'iltisarable'existeitee, reeziect . the utmost benefit !loin thi,' Restorative ; fur after loss of strength and vigour, they hap. ;lily regaineat-their former health, /or pains in the back and loins, gieets. and seminal weaknesses. perhaps there is pot ring MestiCihe 14 public or private praztiee winch has beoti au locCesStiti: • • Note. ThiS Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pro. duce more gradual ata.l lasting, effects than all, the internal lorina ; t he iht4c pat of the Balaain are also better pre served. . T o h e had also at Wade's Medicine Warehouse. _ No. t ; Tun, „Royal Exchange ; Mittliew b , .Strintd; and tit 411 ou ter Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, price (Is. 3d. the ilex QC it may - he hail in lar4ci lioxeli, pri‘c oidy which contain the quantity of six 111311130xes, as I,..tde up for the Army, .Nayy, A I'3iiiphiot 'on tOe wine:. of du: 161 , 00 t-ewe, with a List of tnipioaxit aemexed, may he hxd ui th Vrint,,l;;, N IV Sitl.i.)lClNt . V... 'At the.o.ilv W.deliouse li.r Dr. (AM Us's W No.:};, St. Paul'i - Church-yard, Ltnuloii. TI CAl,,wing MEDICINES ate Sold, the A. Prices annexed, including the Stanip Art) .‘ it iS tli4t twin the Ist of ..Septemb.:l, ! I t! Stamps should be ap t :lied to .all Proprietary well for •Poici4,4l itB tor l lone¢ Consumption, and siderahle Additiun ?nide to the Stamps, - on the arti...;e: of higher value, or lit bulk, the prices of 1)1. Powder will be in future as. gti, per I or 11. per Dozen ; but tin. quantity of a Dozen Packets in .4 ft st_ tics mane up tor the Army and Navy) ;nay b Imo tf:r IL 4s. And as. by favour. of the Corniin 4.1.e.r; of the Stamp Ulike, Plates are prep-sired for Mr. Newi 4 ,l , i.i ate use,, with his dante. engraved in each Stamp,. th v .I''l will be,careful to observe, that the words, 4, Ne, No. as, St. Paul's," are printedin the stamps of a Medicine:,; and as it is vresurned - that this will be ‘a sr,.!. cient security against Counterfeits. his Signature on tile Lables vri Dr. lames's Vowder will be discontinued from bencetorwart Stamps will be allowed gratis; as usual, to those who purchase half it Dozen or more at a time,. of the. luvicr priced articles. s. d. j, d. Dr. laines's Powder x g Lozenges of mots t 16 Do. a Bottle . o FreaktesTind.al Bark 4 , 9 'Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do, fluxliam's - a o Do. large Box -- 24 o English Collim .9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2.•..6 Genuine Arquebucttle 8 6 Do. Convuls!on Oil z 6 Orinskirk_Nlerbeines 8 6 Do. Camomilel)rops tc .9 Inglisit's Scots pills t o Do. Paregoric Lozenges t 11. Essence of Peppermint t to Berry's Bilious Pills 4, 6 Grant's Drops - t I Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper 's Pills 1 ti ditto ' - 4 o Glass's ,3 6 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Henry's Ditto 2 6 Essence of Coltsibot 3 6 NOIT011 . 0)T01)3 5 6 Cephalic Small' - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 !Or. Spence's 11entrifrict. 4 o 1)r. Solander',s Tea 2 9 ic.iti"lS'S Rheumatic 'Fiat:- Greenough's l'it}dUre t to cure I 6 Do. Thin Lozenges t N. R. Stamps with ?al - . Newfiery's Name are affixed to the first twenty . Articles above enumeratcd'; and as many Personi ' particularly Servants'. and Messengers, mistak e hi s House, he ns under the necessity of ,pointing out, that it is at the. East End of St. nearest to Lhcapside, anti that it has a large 'White Stuccoed Fr ont , on which thees Nitords are inscribed: " THE ONLY WA R E*lo US if• FOR DR. jAMES's POWDEIt.i,