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Zast Circle, the Orchestra will appear as a splendiil - 1 . , 01 ing its front, its centre, its compartments, decorated with least illicit thous ;11 4 VA RIEGAT ED LAM I'S, .which !done will appear capable 'of giving the most refulgent light - "a large Spilee ; in addition to this, the CONCERT will 11eserve particular notice, being a selection of the most ap. iiroved VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, from the Works of Handel, &c. the hI R E.W 0R KS also will have strong claim to approbation, Mons. Cabanel having exerted his a bili t i es to render t discharge of a very'brilliant Ve4ieriptiob.. Ad rnisNion Three S I kings. Door s open at Seven, and the Coacert to begin at Eight. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. ESSRS. • BOY DE LL beg ye to acquaint V 1 •the Public in general,-and their Friends in particular, that the Ticketp, tor the SIIAKSP.EARE LOTTERY, price cume.is, with Sateines of the said lotterY , are now ready • for deiivary, at thz Shakspeare. Galtury, Pall Mall ; at Mrsirs. No. 9). Chtapside ; and at all the Licensed bittery 9tticos in - n reit Britain and I oat* • • OF. ATI' of the L'iri.LLANT Sir it, ABERCIic)MI Y. r irtilY.Subsctil,r s ate most relpf.tit tiny that the PROOFS and PRI NTS of the aooye most _lttereiting subject, are now ready :for delivery, in order ol'anl6- aeriptiOn ; engraved by 10I1N V.ENORAMIN I, :diet-a Pic.. ttire , painted expressly for the occasion, and from OIL! most `authentic Documents, by ROBERT KER PO RP K, Con taining a eorrea 'Vie* .the Position:of the Army after the Ilsttle 4 with .a distant 'prospect of Allsandria; PoniPeY.'s .Pitlar, Sec. : together with PORT RAI TS oCil I the. PRI N CI PAL &FILERS employed that brilliant Servi.:e, tinder the sanction and patronage of Field' Marshal Royal 'Ugliness the Duke of York, .. - Prints 31, 3s. each, Proofs 61. 6s. --Published by 1. P. l 'honipson, feat Ncwport-Weet, Printsfiller to Ells 141 - jesty and the Duke and Dutch of York. • WHITEHALL,•Jork:s 2.6. T HE KING has beeri pleased tO grant unto CHARLES WYNNE FINCR, of CenizAnwleh,- - iu the County of Carnarvon, and of - Voi, , Lts, in • the County of Denbigh; in the l' rincipality of Wales,• ehiest Sna the lion. Jane Finch, by the Hon. Charles Finch (Brother of Heneage Earl of AylesfordY her Husband, and p.resutnp tive Heir to the Estates of his late Kinsman, John Griffith, of Cefnatuwlch aforesaid, F.Sci deceased, and to those othis Maternal. C randfath W er, atkin Wynne, late of Voillas afore.- said, Esq. also deceased, His . Royal I.kenceana Authority, that he and his Issue may take and use Surnames siCriilith ‘ , Vynne, and also'bear the Arms orthe said Families of Grif fith and Wynne, in lieu of the Surname anl Arms of Family of Finch, such Arms being first duly eNethPithed according to the Laws of Arms, anti recorded in the fler4l.l's Office. And also to order that this His Majesty's Concession and Declaration be registered - hi His College of A rms.• __------ . r A having Ll , Persons having any bem:lntli on the Estate • 8 -L of Mr. JAMES E Pt; RAVE, of Oxey-lane • in the Hamlet of Pinner, in th e County „f• midatescx, yariner, de ceased, ate requested to send in the same befo re the first day or September, t 8 4. to Mr. William How, o f Red Illl'i, near 0 tdgware, in the s.,id County, Farnur,.one of the Executors named in the Will of the said James Epgraye ; and all . Per vans indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay the same ligthwith to the said William How. . Red Hill,' July to, tis. 4. STI RACI A's ITALIAN: OILS for making the Hair Grow. HE most elegotit and graceful Ornainent in Ni. ' titre is a fine !lead of Flair; httt •the 'prevalence ,cii. the • late ashiou having indu c ed man y to 'deprive the mse l ve i o f rt r that' bitizit'iti Embellishment, and who now regret the too hasty adoption or so, unbecoming a triode, the Proptietor or the above Oils, after twenty years of the public approbation, s h it'appy t o assure t h em, that b y using his Oils, the Bair livilliaeinore beautiful than ever; likewise restores the flair ,Trti billd ()laces, Makin ) : it grow in abundance; also prevents tts'filling ott, which it will :10 in 'twenty-Bair hours. alter • illness, lay re-invlz ..? ..iiir the Roofs ; Ilkewi.a on Horses' knells, ice. whi,.., , i at b.eli ...xperien.xcl by the trst Ucutl::- inert in the ,Cothuor, .04rticuiely by flit: Studs u: oD • 2 uke ofcfueensberry anti Sir. Itlin Lade. —Tti-; liairalw.;ya conics, itS nittUral Colour. l. . . • To be hid, w hot:Nate and retail, at the Pmpriet or's house, 140 -,9.1, Nev3man-etreet, Oxford AI Net • and; by his appoint ment [milt, at Mr: Gol(1114Ps, C .ir„tiili ; tv , Hi ~,i;'0);111 Xiall ; ilumphreys', Oxford-street, at is. a P,o , ~ 1- al. %Is. a dozen. Na; less than halt a dozen at the wholesale price. r ,VELLt),V . FEVER,•No. 4,, CIIAR V(1 I-C. K l / 4 ).iS. . ya. WILL.U.7I. - 1, ,l . ate raysitian to rite. Sigrui , A rnhissartiii' at the Court of Gieat Britain,'"antl Author i't . the Domestic' filieyeloptedia, 'Crealise on Regimen, ;Sic: Se e..& - ..:..,pprovtmand recomiliends to the, immedi.tte r.ptitte of The Public at .;urge (aud t hose in pa rtierilar whit are going I ' ) the West Indies, America, or any •oi herl:art Ottlie World, that may •ber,:•or have be..tit subjett to, P -.il dentin] Disease).„ the ißeebedx , which•is .sold at.Alle.:Prop(ieroils ,Wafehouse,. t. 1 ‘ 3 • • •• 4 1 , ...eitariirg-er,oss, London, to Pre vent . and Cure the trellow FeVer. -'' '; ' • • hg-inns: possitive , testimonials !from professional men, • !nut whet. respe4tahle persons, May. be scen i n Ram till lei s, ru . tle had, gr a ti s , ar W the arehoilse, Which' not only p'rov e, in ' • the fullest maivier, the Mir ..v of this Reineiry in that most tireadful Malady the Yellow , Fever,- but also that ii' an s c l i s l Y n i at s e a . te, ple,,ay). ,t,„:lnci certain, P re x .- t v er of li t eiltli in a t i lot .. Phe above invaluabl e A rt i cle is sold inAoxes, -with ' full ( I)ireilions (sittleilinled b, Dre,W 1 ba l l en), • in case, ot anait..„ lack of any kind , of Fever, r:t One Guinea each, suiliciient for ions Person for T' , /elva Months: '• ' ' - ''. ' .. 11'. _ s BE PARTIquLAit-As - 1111; 116U51.., nUPATENT lIEDSTEADS AND T.',I;LES. Tl.X.lt's Furnishing Upliolgrer y, anti' Cabin.ct Rine Wareotiorns, 4nd 'MatinfaCturv, • Noi 13 anti 1.4, Cotile. tine 4trtiet-,,[41., 0114 e a , : ,•3o rtin l ell .r t ' ( . .kt s . articles or . ! , 1 , 1Ltt , 1 . 2 , % . ‘",e_3l: sitteSt, a nti, mug mcoultiC - niatcriaiS 'and exeelleot '•':''' ashions, of %veil s-i,N 0 . 1 1 -ki provemeniA . • %.,01•1;.rnauship, with - Sever.tl ma 11,TLER rcapeL'.llllll ' r` nmeot I. the P „ blie, that • ''. - ) ' lies rill the gm's ("sec' . . ,—) wt.! t . ice throt ~, •.. - I dtry ri...vii:ci cind insinuations oiti)oi:d to him - and l eb h ut i lt h e L rt...iiing . his L r i l l .: . roes. I t , iS well .k - zown,that Bu t 10 ..c . :Yables, .the other forlledstearllsL;l't4heißtirit;iwei4lplie)arci';;lll l' ' ' '' ' ' 't ' talPlicable to alp - ost all kind ; : of Tables; 411(1 is allowed to it . yetit improVentont ; it renders them more convenient i'lotases and much in po l 1 'fl "lcof t 11:: other i s ' • • , 11 . 4 = rta )a, lc prinelp . applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as l'ool• l ''''" i i faint' Sofa, and'Cll-i'r tllds.which I- • ' l. 8 Pt ' e. _. s . . , . -... ~ altt.l• are sivld Iy , n reknes, and each when shut up, litakei halni s ra" pie i ce of foruitme,for a Sitting ttOrini, Dressing ...I4ooto, &c. brass, Pont Post and Tent • lletis go t0,,- , :th;:!1' in ;Op:lris wii 11 and are til.ed. Nvith Much arse Without' floe help (it toolsin' .tacks or nails i i: t h e furniture, ansl.4re very portable. riicttiiSr kinrhi ut the above, adapted fur Gentlentim of th e, Army 414: Niry a, ait(l hat cut:, "also portable ChairS,' & r. 'IttrIAER'S . rAtinit Maluraautes have been graeittilsirlV- ItOnized by 'the F. illy;. Queen, and Roval Family,e4pti,hor t ioured by,orders troin:;ohnbers. of the . Notility and. Ucittrk. . hive-bean and highly •apprOved of in' the . 1 ...;i4t• ato it.'est Indies •. , tlie , merit of the Articles have 0ut...11 - wt.:vitt) fa.. eourable , raicouragentout, and for which he ,rettol4 I;isArdtv f,9l acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of t.itees of some others, who fix up large - sign-11 0 3 1 * with .!ur Lsit's name inscribed, which iinay help also:tt*Protnotc: his Business, or should it he dcsigned.otherwise,tie,. by Inc Ptrrnission of Providence, imantilatiiires and SCII4 hig.SuP.c,• . . dor I. our-grist and other Beds, excellent Ditling TableS,' and I Cabinet - A rticles as above, namely; Catherine-streetj dootta. from the Strand, a thick front !louse, where he has c'oll- Ittutted several Tools and Machines for working the same,. 44 ` 1 '- i liii otherwise been at considerable expellee to bling thetti t- s ( t t t i t'll4: ull iitY4nd ite4ree of perfection, at whieb, then . nary. ~.:. • At the Saine place may be. had every AftiCie for tiv; '•,,iitplttelv Furnishing (louses. N. B. For Exportation. ' •• •• i I4IIDDLESEX ILECtION. NOTICE is hereby given, Thai a SPECIAL COUNTY COURT, far the ELECTION' of a KNIGHT, to serve for the COUNTY ..of MIDDLESEX, in Parliament, in the place of. Sir Francis Burdett, Bart; whose former Ele6tion bath been adjudged void, will he holden (for the purpose of such Eleaion only) at BR ENT FO RD, in the said County, on MONDAY the Twenty-third Day of July instant, at Ten of the Clack in the Forenoon pie,. cisely. • Dated the ttth Day of july, I g o 4- • JAMES SHAW, Esq. Sir WI LLIA.M LEIGHTON, Knt. Sheriff. To the INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMEN, rtIHE Committee of the House of Commons having decided the last Eledion for the County of Middlesex. to b.! void, I take the liberty to request the favour of your Vote and Interest at the ensuing Election. I have the Honour to be, • GENTLEMEN, Your most devoted humble Servant, No 78, Piccadilly, FRANCIS BURDETT. • fuly 9, 1804. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. 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Paul's ;', anti over the Cork of the Bottle a: Label is poked.. with these Words, " Dr: Steers's Qpodei.loe, prepared by NeWbery." All rh.,se wli;ch are tOtd without theSe Resignations arc' gross Counterfeits, The Public arc requested to attend to this caution, in °fan Imposition whi(h has been practised by cer tain Venders of Medicine., who, under Cover at a ConnexiOn in Trade with Mr. Newbery's'House, have not Y sold in London, but, by travelling round the Country, have disse, minatecitlarough the Retail Dealers in all parts of the K doll), large quantities of a spurious preOratiertt of this 0 p 6. ., itAdoc; in the Bills of. Diredions , of ilw Names, of Dr. Steers, ,of Charinpeross, and Mr.,,Newbery, of St. Paul's Church-yard, are made use of, in (~rder 'the more' completely to tleceive unwary Purchasers.. • • • The -cetittine.apcxleldeclia prepared al%d.sod by F. Ntrfv7 bery and Sous, N0..45, St. Paul's, on the,L'oach-way 'a tow Doors from Cheapsine, London; in Rotill6s,'Orite eaelt, duty included_pand sold byitheir A ppointtneuti.by Llic4and •Suttort,:Bosv,Churchyy,ard ; Wc0n . .4,14 (SOl ;Ind I Piddin7,.No. 76, Oxford-srieet ;,f. Wacfe, 614 lirnsd-stro6t; Bayley and " Coekspur-street T. , I lolborn .; J. Tim, Royal Exchange ;;..1V; Ciarke; High-smut ; and by. J, Harris u Sni:Fessor tp.Nrt, E. New bery, Bookseller, at the Corner of LutUate-street. . ' • 'DISEASES of the T.IRT4I.MR4, Cettatit coxt„, PLA INI'S . ° A S Sole ProprielOr of DARN/4 s ctibtited EDI CAT E I/ G ES rind' R EAI E 1)1 ES; Mr:: 'UUVO U it. infornis • tito.filtsioliF i .1 hot ; 411111. ; rnity usu al, be consulted. daily froiNnilf4P.,three.. . I. ‘ se Av. l ig° 541 , t'sith-street, Soho, on ase - s - of stit boru . tons, Giee'te, &c! &c. aai well'aS i liitity , aticteivetfyiVisoMer where secrecy is sgeSsentol tiytt Mr,. fp, rovi(trd spacious House, Ilisi evoty Patiet‘c rn 4 Y% De i'l t f"S!•l4 in a, separate Apartment,hits for mAny yeateTontitiect himself I. that department Of attrgettih and from. eitterksive' , l'raeiiee, tua4,l ihe,rucist,;„ ; tiattering4su,o . ixss,,hct,is.,,co,infuo ? .Ay, offer a method of Ctitv, mild, etTl!,:oetoUi, reqUiring no con, tinement or restraint' itt diet; and titelkoting• tfie postibiiity of a r. - lapse. rersons it the Countryxtattno.b.l4rVa4S'olll)? in' a Lettpc, chatising . .a 91. or al. Note, rjpftlai*vextoper, rtnedies 'sent to,the amount. .For the'varloitesyMptniti::, 6:e. see Mr. Ducour's Treatise oaths abuts CO*l.llifiti, itC ,2: mt. 4tig4l. P. , 6 I.II , IPER ML PAR LI,LitTEIV HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 1. Mr: CuitwooD was heard for the Appellant, Mr: «'t LSON for the Respondent, and Mr. Ciiitwoob iri rerly, in the Writ of Error, Harwood ru. Sir. Jacob Astley. Affirmed, with 1001. costs. The Irish County Peace BM, the Malt Doty Pill, the Hackney, C:+ach Bill, and the Cotton M.toulie tore& Bill, were brought from the Commons, al ti read a first time., The Foreign Enlistment Bill, and the Coal Fire Market Bill were s tead a third rime...and passed. :The Irish Additional Force Bill was read a second time. Lady Kt i.WARDEN'S Bill, and the Oirendeis' Bill went throtighComMittees. The Earl of STANHOPE said; that as he did not observe ; the Noble Secretary of State in his place, he ahluld postpone till tomorrow a Motion which he intended to m for hearing the Petitioner by hinzaett or his Cciitusd, in the Pctitinti,againse the Corn 13.d1, which had pr-sentetl yesterchty, The LORD CHANCELI,c)I: caid . ihit . the Secretary had not been aware of any such intend :n on the part of the Noble Earl, else he would have been in his plaq, From what he tmderst,auf, how: ever, from the Earl . , that the Petitioner wished-Jo be heard by himself, he could not think; in 4o imporsant a business .to the public . , that such , • a prOpSal :+ 4. 'olll:i•be readily agreed to. Lord liA.y/KplitillY presented a Message frbm His Majesty, stntilar to -the . one presented in the House oC Conmons on Saturday last ; to which, on his Lordship Motion, a corresponding Addreite was immediately ordered.. To he presented by tits Lords. with White Staves.,—Adjoitrned. HOUSE OF GO4llll-.W. WEDNESDAY., JULY 11. • In pursuance of a f. , trty!t - Order t:E . the House, certain Accounts were presented at the Bar from the Chi . el Secretary's Office for Ireland, which were ordered,to he printed. The Annual Account fr , rn the Trustees of Rams. . gate.Harbour was also presented, and ordered Cu bi printed. Oa the INl)tion of the ATTORNEY GENERAL, leave Was give;t t. bring in a Bill to,exrlain, alter, and ,amend certain prcivisions of ~the Ddence Att, re ipani t ii ' t he purchase of Linds. and Iferediraments for the better accommodation of the pl11;liC .Lora MARtiliAtvi presented at the B.ir the Minutes of the Evidence taken before theMildlesex Corn. tn ittee,, solar as retatcd tOthe Special Report, which . were ordered to lie on the Table, and to he printed. Alderman Coma rm,p,,yed, that leave be given to Wing Bill, to xplitin and amend the Defence Act,. so far, as relate d to the City. of Lo n d on , w hi c h was accordingly granted. A p a i t i o was,Rie4nied by, tve of Lon. di m , in their rohfs, .11oM the 1,,i411 - Ktyor,, Alder trier), and Cormpoo qii:uncit, of the City of London, itlfarining„the. Jiouse,...thai the 'Poult r y C‘Ompter, PFiair ,ras L in such tee st as tilt iii Ot to i fur tare .44ceptior) of. Debtors, and praying I r leave. 0 rep.tiir.tt sane.: Qu the ,i\lidti;in of. Sir intim A,1:r0;a"41?4, leirc . svai girs„noo„ bring in 4, l '. i.i.tlq,o4llUthl34llt tO the • ' • ,Ocri4 f tcil :Petit ion _from the, v Lor4 Aldettne.9,. And 9Min ths l qiiy...of,.XpntiOn f „to r t he rotnoval of sncll,llexsoos a Ivc.re C:)1 , 11!?y(1 foole ry Cyrnp_ teroill it. should ; ,receiv ;41 licintentled repairs, which has referred, an th e Motion or , Si t j. AIiDE.P.SO.N; to a Special clapninit,tee. : , • Th e Jamaica, Free Putt Bill was read a tilird time and passed : „ ; Mittman , brought. in a . Bill tti. amen d, - , and trrykr more effeetual the ..pefenc'e 50f4,17 as it related to !lie City of Luncitm , ,which was tear i a,.first, time, and ordered to be red a second time to.rporro%F. A lyls , oelge was received fro m Coe ,Lorls,,info rm . Ing the, House of their. Lordships' co:citirecee. wit h iherForcign Enlistment Bill, 1,,0nd,0%' Vi c , 1 Niaricet. Bill, and several other private Billy , 14101.0 out any ..tkinelltlMitts. Their Lordships also requested a Ci , py, Report, of the Committee appointed to take into., consideration the several Pet:turns respecting ';the, Corn Laws, • . A dilly of the Report of the said Committee was. accordingly .ordered, and .tl4, Messenger's beinz ;called ; iPs • • . • . , The SPR,Ag.tqt informed them, That the lii'me • • having taken into consideration‘the request o f t h e i r. L had agreed to se n k a Copy of the said R-port, which was accordingiy delivered to the Messengers. A .‘Nlessoge,from the. Lords informed the Howie, that their Lordships had ii,irPlt4 to th , Foreign,ltna, • listment Bill, antl,_ . tothe I l oßtjp i q,Co4,,.M ar ke t I?,<TEE.,thcnbrought%ip the Bill Fur p-emit. ti944e Warehousing,of, Irish Spirits in Ireland c o lto t irtglifri o 4l4.,ro, Asitpqf tt , g 4 Duty, , on thcir4 ,WalcllCWsS4,, The 1,1,11 s, is read, a 11/ . 4 tirpe.,,44.90,, t4e. : rilueiun that it be read ,a .second. CYR,Pi r 11.. 1 PAJ.INC/4', curse, Heil ter OppOSC the Iftt! to eau tl r )ttenllPm.,9lAC his mode 41 very impv4tic4) 14tr u'i 11 10,f 3 fiPtItOP4Iti 9fftlr•OUPM;cr,,4st" !n upon. .Whot.ever might be r remark, ;4 1 ,.i,1,! : ;e5•tP1.; to meet, he hop,-,1 gocie l pc,thetri..wouhl. ! l4 . looked - upon as personal to 41e 4ktirAtt ilondurabif G entleman whom ecru.. oi c lf y tv 440.. • For that 'Cientitman, (Mr. or) - • ,OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • 7"li 41 :I got,. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS VA. pRDN ANCE do &rely give Notice; That Proposal; will be received at :belt Office, in St. Margaret's-itreet; Ifiestmlnster, on o r before Thursday the 4t64.1 . August next, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the :1 sipply of COP. PER (!OOPS and RIVETS, upon C%uteaeli for IL , service of this Deprintent. Patterns f which rota) be seen at the Honour able Printipal.Storekeeper's Office, at tAt Tower. Further; Particulars, together with the Term and ConditiOns of the Contract, may be knvicn urn appricothn at the Secretary's Office, in St. illataret's-street; any' day between the hours of .Tin and Four o'clock, where t e Propcsals are to be delivered, sealed up, f ind marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" but no Proposals tan be admitted after the sail 4th Das , of "./Pt gust. At Order of the 8.-37-d, • R. 11. CREIi Sec.