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LINK will go through his wonderful erfitrtnanceS (;11. the SLA C K-1(0 P E, drawing himself up bl' his teeth, 15 feet higli ; and anuir'gst a varlet) of other A, t ivlanceuvr chesi will tur n wand like the Fly o f a l ac k. ter whi, ' , sill time,.,an entire new Serio-Comic Palau, mime, c..lkd BONA li . AltiO ; • Or, HARLEQUIN KING of EPIRUS. in thecourse of which, eighteen. entirely..new Scenes will be (;isplaytd, introducing a routhl of .unconnrion whim sical Adventures-of the motley Hero'. The Pantomime to (4 )nciude in the Pavilion of Enciantment:. ' Columbine, Mrs. WYBRoW ; ~... And Clown, .M r. LA.LI R E NT.. ' Slr t . R AL FEATS OF HORSEMANSHIP.. Ile whale-to -conclude with, I§t h tirne, an entirely newkils. - tot kid Spettacie, called is'BB ;• ' The t. , Or, Th e SPANISH ARMM)A. Se 1 ,,,,, atn t,.00e Of -t hear t re. he Songs, Duets , CliJ ruse, &c. c. to be Duct: p4stsiz oo,c:blo4,Terk.d at HalfLp 4 t Five, to b 2 g i n ar Half ii"es 4s. • Seco n d ~ . Calke y 1, Se .•.rice z5, , ,-Pit 25. Second Price is.— e. , Lookt Pr.:e. 6 - 1. Second Price precisely, to tommence at Half-past Eight o'Clock •tu i L lac '.'s • ts , ” he taken of airs : . COnnell,- at the Box-office, .i, c4-tannster_ Brut 2!,ite m Ten t" 44 I I" l tree o' Clock. REVERSION. ) 7.A IA RRIED GKNTLEMAN, of the fi r st Re speClability, whose Lif e is Insurable Heir to large tal us t reeh o l i' d Untied Estates in England, of consid erable Annual ton detti;se of an infirm aelative, %visite* to raise trom d~tton as to r ive Thousan d ,Pounds, to berepaistwith such ad. may be agrud on, six' and after his corning into possession of the Proerty. Any" isbn rsed to make the advance, will he assured of hi s security unexceptionable, and thattbe Title, Rental, and Pro , Perty w -, a • bear the most scrupulous investigation. Parti. , Itc,,!ia_rs will he given to Principals , : . or. Agents of known 4 ''aeTt sending their names and address by Letter - rran,i,o to A. don . C. at Mr. Thomas Litighales, jun. 137 > Ltin BRITISH FIRE NS OFFICE, St ran d.-and Cornhill. URA NCH is granted bv S thi Office on Houses, Manufaaories, Ship s , and all other Vessels, Merch an di ae n from I. FA k Ail INC STOCK, an d o th er Pro po T h y oss or daage by Firs.. e Directors reth m rn their th an k s to t h e P u bli c f or the-un recedentAl preference given by them to this Office ; they are to find Ina the Plans they. have adopted for the int_ proverneni in Fire insurances have given such general sais 12radion; ;hid that through their exertions the Business is better .nderstood, and i ts a d vantages rendered more generally belie_, they beg to recomme n d t h e i r M o d e o f Instirance ou Agricultur.al Stock * the Premium up on w hi c h i s as. bd. pet Ceil. o n l y , • • The Office grants Insurances for Periods short of a. Year, lind mikes good los F ire from Lightning:. . Receipt s for Insurances beconiing due at Midsummer are in the hands of their Agents, in thepriltci pal Cities and Towns, who t calls. -P will deliver roposals, w it h the Rat--,,0f Insurance, ROBERT SKELTON & Sec. . • . WESTMINSTER LI'FE INSURANCE - AND AN. OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNHILL. ipb it...SONS desircus of providing for their Fanti _ .5. lies or Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, secure to their Widows, Childen, or any other Person, either an Annuity for the remainder of Lite, 9 r a gross sum to be paid at their D ecease. insurances may be made for a variety of other purposes : to provide for Renewal of I.eases ; —e sums paid tbr "'laces or Employments, or for the Purchase` of Life Estates; or in Aid of Arrat.getnents ace. between Debtor and Cr e dit or &c. whi c h i s explained further in th e pr i nted Rases anti Curations of Insuranc', which may be had gratis, with the 1....i‘t of Direct ors as above, or or the Agents of t h e BR ITISH s' lit E.-OF F,ICE in the Countr tot thi s Office. y . , who are appointed Agent s Annuities -are granted to commence immediately, and are payable at Mii:haelinass and. Lady-day in evy Year, or by Awenlieni, at either of the other Q water Days. Attendandance is daily . . give n for grmiting Insurances and Annuities, iincl.a Board or Difecto ts r,. everuay at (hie o'C g i c 10, at their Office:lit the Stranid.ld y , and on T Th es u d rsday at the sane Hour, at their Unite in Coriihill. CO - No Charge made for Admission. ROBERT SKELTON __, Sec_ . • B[; PARTICULAR AS TO THE 1: 1 0,US b. PATINT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. nuTLER, Furnishing Upholsiery and Cabinet i ~.r...) Ware-rooms and Manuladory,' Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe_tine Street. A . large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest, and most ceconoinical Fashions, of well seasoned Materials, and excellent workmanship, with several im provements. BUTLER respeetfully relies on th e good discernment of the Public', that they will see through the paltry devices and insinuations opposed to him and .counterfeiting his arti cles. It is well known that Butt -Ex has two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the.principle of the first is applicable to 'almostall kinds of. Tables, and is allowed to' be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient for Houses, and much mete portable. - The principle of the tithe r is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as. Four Post, Tent, Sota, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use ful in sickness; and each when shut up, make a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, iscc. The Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks or nails in the furniture,. and are very portable, it\)articular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the rmVand N avy. and hot climates, also portable Chairs, ilec- But to Patent Manufactures have been graciously Pa troniZed by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and lio tiehred by orders from numbers of the . N obilit y.,vid.G entry, and have been highly the of in the East and West Indies : the merit Of tne Articles have thus met with fa vourable encouragement, and for which he - returns hisrate -1111 acknOwledgments, and eahnot but notice the kind Of- I.,tces of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with VT t isles ganie inscribed, designedy help also to Prorn°te „15 Lusiness, or should it be otherwise, , lte, by the , per rii i . • . - faitires and sells his Supe p , ssion of Providence, mann ‘. ',ton Four -post and other BertS, excellent Dining Tables, and Zabinet Art i cies as above, namely, Catherine -street, S doors '°ln the Strand, a Brick front HouSe, where he has con struded several Tools and Machines for working the same, and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring them to that ere utility. 'and degre e o f perfection at mhich they now • At `'(4:loletely theFuniishipn saine lace may be had every Arti c l e f or t h e g Houses. N. 13. For Exportation. M l4 'Y HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL-LETTERS PATENT. k.- SiG-MOND, §urge9n . -Daniist, 'Bath, .re -40 fi11; y , acqUali44o9.4 4theitichilittAnd Gentry,. , .Whci have ciperienced the riefit fesuiim; from the use ot Ms Derit iriice . anilLoti,n fir PresetsfinA And Beautifying the 11;g.:17 ;1 H, GUMS, that it maybe obtained , :it the follow- P laces in Town viz. at- Alcssrs.Gateie and,L, ea ' si N o. sz, AY t W 138nd-sin:TA ;'ilenrtriarid Sim, r strept,G olden ..l,ll4'lre'; Golding, Coinhilt; ! dialeret•yer," Watts, Clrymibt, !!,et.°::47:5,., Strand-; P4..pwily,.Hulborn Hilt ;,,tiaz!...l,..SurTey ,l,tacioriarroa:l; an . cl, for 't11 , ..: greater collitenience of, ~,irS,e re% i(lit'% in the Country; 'thei, mai'lle l firoctire(thi most : 1. 1 11141,9T1 y owns thrqughot4l iire;llnited li„Uigdom. : , 'l',luth 'A ''' • N 0 IPrisi t 'l' I tir c.: rci it iTtiar the cure et the Oile th 7. (.._`.'i 4.ll,l:rpop.Brgsrlya ca .valiot4 sixes , And texture, esue4t construi:tion Tor Use. ' ' . - SA I URDA Y, JUNE r 6, 1804. • NEW MUSIC, lust Published, Composed by'!. MARSH, Esq. TWENTY-FOUR SINGLE and DOUBLE CHANTS, with a Chant expressly adapted .to the Benedicite ; to which. is prefixed, a . Dissertatton. ow, the Plain Chant. Price 3s. 6d. • Agar's Wish, an - Anthein, in four parts. Price Dear England, a Patriotic Song;. the Words by W. Hay,L•y. Price is. The British Volunteers, a Glee, in three parts, and Cho r rus. Price is. 6d. Printed and sold at Clementi and Co.!s, No. s 6, Clicap side ; and at the other M tuic-sellers. • MX HORSE. MHE much-admired Print, as large as Life, exlied M V HORSE, is now ready to cleliver, in Colourq pric zts. and in slack, price ios. 6d. , •Thy Set of three Prints of the Battle of: Alexandria,: and Views of the City, are also ready to deliver by the Pub. lisner, His Majesty's Printseller, No. - 59, New Bond-streetj • and a t every Printseller's in the United Kingdom. PRIVATE 'TUITION. • •' • ANIARRIED CLERGYMAls4'resident within thirty miles of the Metropolis, who takes only Eight . Pupils, will have a vacancy at Midsummer fur two. Young C.:entlt•men, from the age of seven to thirteen years: T4rms Sixty Gui.leas per Ann. Entrance Five Cuineai. Vacations; .itinth at M.fdiummer, and at Chfistrnas. • • . - Letters addre,iedfrost-picl? to tthl Rev. B. W. at Mr. R. C. Stapes's, Printer, Chelmsford, Essex, will 'receive im4 rn tc aten'ion fti Lk - it:MIS FS DRUCWISTS. To he Dinposed ct, the S . W.CK • • anci FIX. TURES of an ES:PARL,ISHED BUSINESS,in the above line, together With the Lease of the Prernises (17 years unexpired), in one of the greatest Thoroughfares in Loirdon. The Stock can be reduced to meet the wishes of the Pur.t chaser, anti immediate possession given. For particulars, apply to Mr: Richard Williathson, N0..104, Wood-street, Cneapside, or No. 2S, Borough. BKIGuTON, X -Genteel Furniture, Modern Plate, Bed ~nd Table Linen, large Stock of curious Old Red Port,. Claret, East India Madeira, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs, GIBBONS and J ACKSON, , Ori the Premises, Dorset Gardens, Brighton, Sussex, on Monday, Tune 18, IEO4, and following Day, at El&Yen o'Clock, by order of the A ssignees of Mr. Michael Richold t - Wihe Merchant, a Bankrupt, 'HE and, Gcntcel HOUSEHOLD FUR., NiTuRE, Plate, China, Linen, 273 Dozen of fine flavoured Red Port, two Years in Bottle, IS Dozen of Claret, re Dozen of East India Madeira, lo Llozen Of Lisbon, and 2a Dozen of CarcavellOs, comprizing, handsome 4-Post Bed,' steads, with Chintz Cotton and Dimity ••Ftirniture, Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, a general assortment of well-mac - 14 Cabinet Furniture, in Wardrobe Chests of Drawers, Diningi Card, and Pembroke Tables, Pier Glasse, Mirrors, a Wind.; up Range, a Copper, Mahogany Counting-house Desk, anti Kitchen Requisites. • - To be viewed Saturday preceding the Sale, and ‘Vincti tasted, when Catalogues may be - had at the place of Sale, at the White Hart, Lewes ; and et Messrs. Gibbons and eon, No. 3, Bucklersbury, Cheapside, London: • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By 8.. B ARCIIA M., . - . On Tuesday, Tune z 6 at the Nevvk,,lnn, Cromer, bet Ween the hour& of Three and Five o'clock in the Afternoon, unless sooner disposed, of by Pfiv to -Contratt, of whi c h timely notice , will b. : g i veN ' :' .. '-' AVery desirable 15W ELLIN -HOUSE, situate in the pleasant Sea-port Town of Cromer, in Norfolk, late in the occupation of Mr. Cha. nice, deceased; compris. ing Vest/bilk% Parlour, Keeping,roomf.S t ucly, two kitchen's,. Pantry, Store-raom, sp.icious Celia, .I ca room, five Bel , * chambers, two good Sleeping-rooms on the Attic Story, walled-its Yard, and newly-ereded Cottage adjoining thereto. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Adam Taylor, jun; A .t Atney-at- Law, Norwich. VOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Exchange at Cork, on .Friday the 6th*July, 'lBO4, TEIE fii“.sailing Gyper-bottomed :Ship .LE . BRAVE, late a French Privateer, captured by His Majesty's Ship Loire, Captain Maitland, of the following Dimensions : Length aloft - -‘ - - 93 Feet. Breadth of Beam - _. - 26 ditto. Depth of_Hold .- - - 15 ditto. Height bet ween,Deas - .- 5 • 11 inches. Admeasures 247 Tons, or thereahouts. Pierced for 18 Guns, has 14 moUnied; is' well cal cu l a t e d for the West Indian or Atrican Trade ; and well 'found in all kind of Sfores. For Inventory and Particulars, apply to lohn Roche, there ; or to Messrs. Ommanney and Druce, Nb. 11, - Cecil-street, London. , • . FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, FAC TORY, MACHINERY, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN NIILNE, By order of the Assignees, at the House of Mr. Biddlecombe, the Castle Inn, Saockport, in the County of Chester - , on Friday 29th Day of June, 1804, at the Hour of Four in the Afternoon, and-following Days, subjed to such Conditions as will then be produded, and in the following Lots THE ESTATES and PROPERTY, late of JO SIAH FLETCHER, of Stockport, Silk Throwster, a Bankrupt, viz. - , • • Lot 1. The Inheritance in Fee-simple of and in all; that well-built large and commodious Messuage or Dwelling., house, with the Garden at the back, extending to the Brook or Stream of Water near and running into the River Mersey, situate in Stockport, and fronting the Street, called Chester. gate, subje& to the yearly Fee-Farm Rent of 21. 175. 4d. Also the like Inheritance of and in all that large and sub stantial Building of three Stories in height, situate in Stock., pert, and fronting the. said Street, called Chestergate, and ex tending to the Brook, and adjoining or near to the said Mes suage, and used as a Fadory or Mill for Throwing Silk, lately also in the Occupation of the said Bankrupt, and which last mentioned Premises are subjed to a yearly Fee-Farm Rent O'n these Premises a Steam Engine may easily be erected (Plans for whiCh have lately been made); and the Building may at a small expense be converted into a Cotton or other Factory. Lot z. All those Eight several Messuages or Dwelling houses,with the Yards and A Ppu rtenanccs, situate in leteher street, Stockport, in the several Occupations of John Wil liamson, john Rickards and others, at yearly Rents, amount ing in the whole to 701. 75. ; and also a Timber-yard adjoin ing,'extremely eligible for building on, in the Occupation of lames Ikin, at the low yearly. Rent of zl. ay.—These Pre mises are held for the remainder of a Term of 3000 Years, which commenced on or about the ad May 1656, and are part of a Plot of Land assigned by William 'Egerton, Esq. to Jo. siah Fletcher, under the yearly:Rent of 111. /7s. 6cl. and are now subjed to the payment ot the yearly Sum of 71. 595.- 9d. , as a proportionable part of such Rent ; and 'also two yearly Rents of .71. 4s. sd. and J I. 9s.' Bd. reserved to said losiah Fletcher for the remainder of a similar Term 0t , 3000 Years, by hint assigned under those Rents, and which are subjed to the PayFnent of the yearly Ground Rent of 61. Jos. 6,1. to the said Mr—Egerton. And also to be sold by Au Lion, by the said Mr. john Milne, on Saturday the 3oth Day of tune, 1804, at Ten o' clock in the Forenoon, at the said late Dwelling-house ot the .Bahk rut. • , All his HOUSEHOLD GOODS andfURNITURE. ,And also tube sold in like manner,' on Monday the zd Day of -tidy folloWing, at Ten o'Clock in the . Forenoon, nt the said Fadory 41 All the valuable MACHINE RY, lately used for Throw ing Silk; consisting of excellent Mills, numerous Engines, Warping Engines, and Soft Silk Engldes, Youbli ng w heels, Bobbins, and various other Articles.,!fil, Further partiCidars'afay be had, h Y. a ßPlying to. Mr. Law son, who , will , be met with at tinreStle stOckian'rf ;or tJ. Mr. Nicholson, Attorney, tp Stockpot-otorenid. SOCIETV•FOR THE DISCHARGE AND.RELIEF Ole PERSONS.IMPRISONLD FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, June 6, 1804. DENEFACTIONS since the Last REPORT, viz. the Hon. Philip Pusey, V. P. - A. 4. s s o lady Lucy Pusey - ~.. - - A. 5 5 o Lora Viconnt Crernorne, per Treasurer - 21 o o Sir ‘l4.illiam Weller Peppy, per Hoare - A. 5 5 o Ditto, a Donation . - . - - 5 5 0 Sir William Paxton, per Secretary - - A. 2 2 o The Hon. lohn"rrevor - - - 5 o o Vice Admiral Gambier, per .Secretary - A. to 0 o A idennao - ItOvvcroft, per ditto -•- A. 5 5 s o I. 11. Browne, Esq. M I P. per ditto - A. 5 5 0 Shaft° Cras„on, Esq. per Treasurer - to 0 0 l. Mosgrave,. Esq. - - - A. 2 2 o Mts. Musgrave - . - - A: I I o Samuel Rawson, Esq. per Secretary - A. 5 5 o W. Viner, 'Esq. - - A. 2 2 o . John Marsh, Esq. two years Benefadion - a 2 o W. B. •Trevalyn, Esq. • - - - A. a 2 o it. Bourne Charlett, Esq. per Wright and Co. - 3 3 0 Henry Grimstone, Esq.. - - A. 2 2 0 William Wright, Esq. per Hoares - - 5 5 0 Francis Hornet, Esq. per Rev. S. Smith - a 2 o A. Lii lingston, Esq. per Herries, Farquhar, & Co. A. 3 o L. W. Clericus - . - - 3 0 o John. liyles, Esq—per.&.-e. - - A. 2 2 o N. NiXon, EA. per d1,..:a . - A:Ilo 3W. Gilen, I-..4' • , -.-r ditto - - A. 1 r t Mr. W. 11. Smlth, per Dorrien and Co. - oto 6 Mr. Hearnden - - - - o 2 0 Countess St. Vincent - - . A. 2 2 o Lady Hamilton, per Secretary - - A. 2 2 o , Mrs. Shipman - ' • - A. 2 2 0 Mrs. Dawson - ; - - A. 2 2 0 ' E. N per Treasurer, fourth BenefaElion - .too o o A. H. per ditto f-Bth Lottery Ticket - 2 to 0 A.,G. 201. -:--c. D. 11. ts.--per t Fuller and Co. 21 I o . C. S. E. per 13iddulph, Cocks, and Ridge - as as o - D. C. M. a Lady, tol.—F. H. al. as. - It i o X. Z. 51.—A. Y. per Hoare, 21. - - - 70 . o M. X. Z. per W.. B. Trevalyn, Esq. - -2 2 o A. 8.-al. is.—B. C 11. Is. - - - 2 2 a W. H. ,--- ,-il. as:—T. E. al. (Letter-box) - ' - a i 0 A Well-wisher, per Biddulph and Co. ' * - v s 5 o Half the fine levied on the Sunday Toll-man, ist Turnpike; .Edgeviiare Road - - -, I o 0 - .Fine from Hackney Coachman - - o 4 o k. 296 6 6 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, ‘, 42 Debtors, fbr the Sum .of-' •- .. 4 2 5 2 Considered the cases of 39 Petitioners. Approved — 32. Referred for Characiers 6 Petitions, and rejected i. Benefadions are received by, James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer,; Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also 'by Messrs. Herries, yarquhar t . and Co. St. fames's-street ; Messrs. Hoareso Fleet-street ; Messrs. Fuller And Co. Lombard-street -Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing cross Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch=lane; Cornhill' ; — -Messrs; liaminersleys, ; Messrs. Pere, Lucadou, and'Co. No. 77, Lornbard-street ; and bv,the„Secretary, No. 7, Cra; ivkm.street; Strand, where the Books may he seen by those Twho. axe inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in July. • , • WASHINGTON,. ). This Day was published, - - In Quartii and 0 day°, and embellisned with a fine:Portroit, 'by'Fittler, from Stuart's' Picture, and with Map,s of the Uhited States, the First Volume, price, in Quarto,' One Guinea and a Half in boards, and in Odayo,'Half-a-Gui- , nea in boards, dedicated, , by permission, to the Marquis Of LansdOwne, a • • . rTHE ..LiFE of GEORGE WASHIN G TON, Com - bander' in Chief of the-American Forces during the War which established the Independence of his Coun try, and . First President of the United Stine) : Compiled under the Inspeaion of his Nep - ht.tv ..• The lion., BUSHROD WASISINCTON, • From Original PapeWhzqueathect to him by his deceased Relative. To which is *fixed, an Introduction, contaihing a Corn perldipus View of the . Colonies planted by the English on the Cont►nent of North America, from their Settlement, to the Commencement of that War which terminatod i 3 / 4 1 their Inde pendence, , • By IOHN MARSH - ALL, Chief lustice of the United States, &c. Printed for, Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers. *** Mr. Phillips, who has purchased the English Copy right of this valualije Work from Mr. Bushrod Washing ton, will publish the succeeding Volumes in a correspond ing Manner ; as fast as the Manuscript is received from Ame rica. It is supposed thc entire Work will extend to Four or Five Volumes; and that their successive Publication will take place at intervals of bout thiee or four Months, till the WOrk is completed. • • • MR. SIDDONS's NOVEL. This Day was published, In Thtee Volumes, ice irs. 6d. in -boards, V IRTUOUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, Esq. Of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. Printed for Richard Phillips No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. This Day was published, price 4s. in.boards, THE INVALID : Being an Illustration of the .I. obvious Means of enjoying HEALTH and LONG LIFE, _ , By a NONAGENARIAN, Editor of the Spiritual Quixote, Columella, Euphrosyne,&c. TO which are added, A Tran s lation from the, Greek of the Pythagorean " Golden Verses," and other Poems. ' !Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold by the Booksellers in Bath, and by all other Book sellers. Of whom maybe had, Dr. Beddoes's Popular' . Eisays on Preventive Medicine, in 3 vols. Ode z.ii" ! : in boards. Lately published, price 25. A DEFENCE 'of the ILLUSTRATION of the 1 7 .5.. HYPOTHESIS proppterf in the DISSERTATION on the ORI-GIN of the GOSPELS, being , an ANSWER to the SUPPLEMENT of the Anonymous AUTHOR of the RENIARK.S on MICHAELIS and his COIIVIEN TATO R. By HERBERT: MARSI4,4I. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. , Cambridge ; Printed by R. Watts; Printer to the Uni versity ; and sold by' I. Deighton,- Cambridge; •F. and C. Rivington, - and Cadell and Davies, London. . . ,•• . . . • This Dav was publiShed, Int Two Volumes d6lavo price xzs. inboards, ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENGE of JEAN JACQUES ItOUSS&AU with Madame Latour de Frairqueiille and M. du Peyton, the Friend•to whom queathed his Manuscript;, relating to his Difiltrence with David Hume, &c. &c. Attested by the Exectators of M. du Peymn and. the Magistrates of Neufchatel. Translated front the Originals just published at Paris.. Printed for I. Johnson, in St: Paul's Church-yard. Forthe CharaderiOt this Work, see the last Appendix to the Monthly Review. •• • • This .bay* was published, lat TW O Vols.. Post . i..)66 , 10,- Price 12S. in boards, A COURSE. ..)f LECTURES, lately delivered' -Lk in the Parish Church of .Wakefield, on that part of the Liturkji Of the Church of England contained in the Morning . . Priyer. . -By THOMAS ROGERS, M. A. Master of the Gramm* School, Afternoon Le9urer of St. - John's, 'and Surida4 Esening Le6lurer of the . Palish Church in Wakefield.- . • . Printed for Lougm l n and Rees, aid T . Hurst, • Paternos ii te ci i-rc NW' 4 . 11 d. st , lci . 1)y 11 . s .. I, ;L:141 . W 9(20 ara Wak.o- (PRICE SiXi'ENCE. AD2II.IRALTY-OFFICE, 231 May, 1804. \AT HERE AS several LIEUTENANTS of Ili, T ellajcsty's Fleet, who are not employed, have omitted to send to this Officc the Places of their Residence; it is the direaion of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that such Lieute nants as come within the above description, do forthwith trans- ' mit to this Office their respetiive Addresses ; and that such of them as are incapable of rerrice, either from age or bveli!) , infirmity, do at the :ame time, in the latter case, transmit a Certfficate from a Surgeon, of such Inability, that their Lordships may judge bow far it may be proper to tall upsn them for service, IPM. MAPSDEIV. OFFICE Op' ORDNANCE, • May 22, 1804. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS A. JESTY's ORDNANCE, di hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received al their Office, in St. Margaret's-street, Westminster, on or before Thursday the 2t.0 Day of June next, Iron, such Persons as may be willing to purchase a .considera¢le Quantity of CYLINDER TAR, produced fiat* the Charring of Charcoal-wood, at the Royal Powder Mills tt Faversba*. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the contrafl, - nitilt be known upon appliction to the Ordnance. Officers at Fateersbao; where the Tar may be viewed, and also at the Secretary': Office in St. Margaret's-street, any day be tween the &run of Ten and Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals 'are to be delivered, sealed, and marked on the outside,. " Pro pcl,als for the Purchase of Cylinder Tar at Faversham,;" but no. Proposal can be admitted c after the said zrst Day of yam,. By Order of the Board, R. K. CREW, Secretary.:. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 22, I[lo4, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qi.HISIIIA jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give' Notice, - That Proposals will be received at their Office in St. Ilfargarert.:rtreet, Westminster, on or before Thursday the 21st day of ,vext, from such Persons ;2r may 6e witting to undertake the Sapp! COPPERS MITI'S' AgrleLES,' upon Contrail, for the S'ir vice of this Department.• ' Further par:kw/errs, tigrther-with the Terms and Cemditiims of the Contraft, may be kndycin Vp'i'gr,:application .at the Secretary's Office, in St. 11Iargaret's,street, any dqy between the boars of re - i, and Four o' Clock x sere . the Propo)als are to be delia).ered ‘ sealed up and marked on thel'Outside, PropOsals for the Sup ply of Coppersmith's' Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 14tiidify - of Yun'e. By Order of the Board, • • R. K. CREIP, Sieretary, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , !ith June, 'Sq.' • • • • rrliFi - PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS "M - -8 " ORbNANCE do hereby giVe•Notice,ll.)at Proposals will be received at their qffice, in St.. Margaret.st, set, Westminster, On or bdgrt gat t erdiy, the 3oth day ; i f .ruse froth such Persi,ns as its be willing to undertake the Supp‘y of PAPER of English Manufaelure, proper for Cannon Cartridges, conformable to Specimens tvbicb mai;bc seen at the Storekeepers Offree,in the Tower. ' Samples of the Paper must' accompany , the Proposals delivera in consequence of this Advertisement, and which are to specify the Quantities the ContraCtor can undertake to furnish in any given period progressive!y. Further Particulars,. together with the Terms and Conditions of the ContraEl may be known upon application at the Secretary's pffiee, in St. Margaret street aforesaid, wry day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the ,Proposals are to be de- Bvired, sealed up and marked on the outside " Proposals for the Supply of English Calnon- Cartridge - Paper," but no Proposal can be admittegafter the raid 3oth day.oj June instant. . Ry Order of the Board, R, fL CREW, See. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. LTEALTR being. the most invaluable of human enjoyments, it is a \ duty we owe society, to Contra. bute all in our power to preserving so great a blessing. calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drips, pleasing confidence arises, that, a Medicine proved by-the p.rience of more than halfa,Century, %yili n excite the afflict ed to a trial of its Virtues. The approaching season is pecn 7 liarly adapted to a display Of their surprizing poWers, for, though as a specific in every species of Fever, they stand no rivalled ; it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incidc:A tq summer-heats and Winn climates, that their salutary indu ence prevail .almost,beyond the. limits or bet iet : they not on! y check putrescence in every stage, but recal vital power evea, in the moment of expected dissOlution 4 By . supporting insensible perspiration, they remove ob's . truttiLsns in the 4ystem pmdue.tiveof Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, . with vs riOu's other Complaints : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and beginning Consumptions, they will be found equally netiCial-• The Family Bottle, '22S. (Duty included) is only to be had at the DoClor's House, No. ag, Lower Brook, street, Grosvenor-squire, where Books of Cures are deliver. ‘ . ed gratis, and orders for exportation elecuted, - gold in' smaller Bottles at ris. and as. gd. wholes:de and retail;; by Bacon and Co. ,No. iso, Oxford-street. Retailed by all other Venders of Medicine. .A Certificate, signed by the- Proprietors . , is attached to each Bottle. • MERC.URY, ex6essive Drinking • ke. • • pOverish the blood, weaken the nerves, impair the faculties,, and must consequent lyrectuce.the constitution to a • state of misery worse than death. HUN T ER's RESTO— RA TIVE BALSAM-is - the first medicine' in the World for restoring and invigorating the constitutions of peqons weaken-' ed and debilitated by a coufsc of dissipated pleasures, or : in- - deed by any other causes. Every diiv prodtices fresh account; of Ibis invaluable 'Restorative Medicine', for Consurnptions,- 'Loss of •Nlemory, Dimness of Sight; Tremblings, Feebleness, - Horrors of the Mind, Paralytic Complaints, &e. For Pains in the Back and Loins, leers, and Seminal Weaknesses, per- ItapS there is not any - Medicine,- in public or private 4,radiee, - which has been so successful for upwards of twenty years.. •+ Many Gentle Men of tl e. first distinaion in this kingdm,- as well as others, whose constitutions were broken and dehi litated, by undergoing too powerful Z:ourses of MerCury, have experienced the salutary efr.:ds of this - Medicine.; for although. ..by the use of that mineral, the. venereal poison may be eradi cated,. the blood, beCornes impoverished, the nerves wealtentY, the procreative.faetalties impaired,. and persons , too often re- - duced to a state of miserable existence. To be harl.at Wade's Meiiicinaf'Warchouse, No. 163, Fleet, -street, and No. 13, Old Bond-street ; Mr. Tint, Royal Ex . - change; and, of all. Venders of Medicines in Town arid CQLIII- trY. Price 6s. 3d..the . 130 ; or it may be bad in urger boxes, price only' i I -9s.- which contain the quantity of six small boxes, is.a sAvir; to the purchaser of Bs. as Made up fot the Army; Navy, • A Parn. Fillevon the virtues of tits Roterativ;,. ~.