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T H izr i~~ ~ `;w - 44 ,- "Tz; - : ' , ;r4r . 1,0 - •Ji , -, : t , ' N 4 . ' i ili . sh e ib ........ )... s . : '‘ , .44.c; . ,4 ''• 4 ,i :-.5:;..-?1 .Z.:-,. te4'4;;iy. V-, - -= --- . —....4rt ,-- ' -.,,- • J.,. ~,,., E , r ' - ,1 • ~.. ~, I Li i ,..' \ fl. -- ..'. 44;4- ' 4 ' CC : , • .. •. , : ' ' ‘ T • . •.. d% a /1~ NUVIIIER 38 r 2.] 7 - UESDA Y, DECEMBER 4, 1804. PAIC~ SYXPENCp. 1. . ~ y , r <~- THEATRE-ROYAL, bItURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec! 4, 1804, Their Majesties' Scryants will perform -a comedy,CAileci THE BELLE'fi STRATAGEM. • Doricourt, Mr: ELLISTUN; • - Hardy, Mr. COWTON 1 • Sir George ToOth wood, M r . Wlt OUGIITON ; Flutter, Mr. NAL.MEIt Saville, 'Mr. POW ELL ; • Villers, Mr. BARTLEY; Courrall, Mr. HOLLAND ; Letitia Hardy (witiv a S ong ), Mi s a DU NCAN; kacket, Mrs..IIARLOW.E ; Lady Timcitwood, Mri. ; • Mis.s trgie Mrs. SONTLEY ; Kitty Willis, Mrs. SCOTT. intsii IV. a.Mastilier,hle Secue, with the ,Mittuct, by. Mr. G. WriltE and Miss DUNCAN. " WITH IVIATR6;IO NY. , The erineiNl Characters by Mr. I)t)WTCN, Mr. lILLISTON, Mr. 101iNs'ioN if.. Mr. FISHER, Mr. MALE, • Mrs. 10k DAN, , Mrs: BLAND. ‘o Boxes 6s. Seg al Price 3s. Pit 3s, bd. Second Price 2S. Calle!) , 2s. Second Price is. Upper 6allry is. Seconfl price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. • • '(be Doors to be opened at halt . N w)ast Five, . • l i Mfl);4t tiix. and begin at e , .o.tnatrow, eamiulitotil 4.4 ran idaltsues, The 5a.0.)1 Ist 4;041 ; with, by Command. Cinderella. • On Thursday, The Pir,vok'd 11tiliand, with Matrimony: On Friday, The Mountaineers, with 4. trine • On Saturday, The fleircs,, with Matrimony. - (rte` The YOU N.G 'MSC{ US being engop4 at this Theatre, the Public are ropectitillyinforined thai he will make his irst A ppeafauce on Monday next. New Coinedy, tu 5' Acts, and a New.Melo Mame, are in Rehearsal, and will he speedily , produced. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.IV:QR ROW EVENING, Dec. 5, 18041 will be performed, a Play called LOVERS', VOWS, !k. The Part of Frederick by Master.BE TTY. • Master-ftcity having again been. received throughout the cluiraderof Selina v% it ft • the most' unbounded applause; will,. tor the stet:Cl - inundation of the Public, and on account uf.the treat demand tbr Places, perform every Evening' this Week Nept Friday. • . • . Oti ThUrsday Master Betty will e repeat. the Charaelcr of iredenek, in the Play of Lovers' uwa. On I'llday Tiae Blind Bargain ; or, Hear Hint Out ; with Valentine aiid Orson. On Saturd a y M aster Petty will make his first Appearance , the Character of Hamlet. • • A New Comic Opera, in three Atits,! never perforated, called Thirty Thougmni ; or, Who's the Ricbest ? will lie produced next Monday Evening. • • • • SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS.: • IrIHE. SOCIE .t Si:,,HOOLM will „. u :hold their SEVrNTII ANNUAL MEETING on iIIRSDAY the 2001 at the Crown and anchor Ta "ern, in the Strand • ra Ls; DENT, Theßight Rev. GEOR.G.g ISA AC HUNTING f ORD, Lord Bishop of Gloucester. vieL-pits.stattcrs, The Rev. WM V irclC I). D.' Dean of Westtiiiniter. ilk Rot - SAM. PA RR , t); Prebendary of St. Paul's. • cows t TTL& Jao4- Cbarles q ptirney, LL.I). and '1 , 2R.. S. Chairnian. ' Kay. 14iatthcw Raine, D. D. and P. R .S. I)ep. Chairman. Rev. LI..D. Rev. 1 Lindsay, .A. Rev, G. Gibson, A. M. Aqr. 1.90, Rev. E. Harris, r Rev. K. Shaw, A.:M. Rev, 1. i lewlett, B. D. Rev. ]. Strachan,' 'M. bat. Kt ily, Atiptroit. kcV. Dr. Crombie, Rev. J . Hewlett,' and Rev. Dr. Raine. - • TRO6TLI6 TO THE tuross. U. Dr. Barrow, Dr.'Cllat lsortte , and Mr. Kelly. Treasurer and Secretary, Mr. Kelly. rriv, kns• reuk Tit& ANNIVEI: AKY or rBO4. Andertion, 1,1;.1). Rev. Evans, A. M. Rev. 1. W. Burford; A M.' Rev. . Stewart, A.M. • William Burney, A. M. F. Wallace, A M. The p rincipal objea of thissocie y is to estAbli s li a F un d 3 0r,tbe Widows alio Orphans. Of Schnolmasters t and also for the relief of such Schoolmasters and Ushers as may become I teeeisitoub through age, infirmity, or misfortune. 'rickets for the Mutter may be had at thd Bar of the. T. 4; and also Books of the Imaitution. , JOSEPH BOOTII. Coxlieath'Camp, Nov. 2, Iso4. • THE Catpriliftet appvinted to receive and appro priate the Sums . of Money subscribed for ) o seph Booth. K rivate in the 3d Regiment o f W es t Y or k Militia, who un. fortunately lost built his Arms' on the slith of August last, by the accidental discharge of his Rifle Piece, when on duty, 4 knowledge the receipt of the following liberal Subscrip. lions: bflicers of the. rat West York. Militia ,C. 53 rz • It imi.cortitnissitined Officers' and Privates ado. 13- la . 3 ( ikers, Nutt-commissioned Officers anal Privates e : of the remitted frollll the Camp at Ch;ctb.,r 36 is o nitro, ditto, ditto, of the East Norfolk Militia 29 s 6 Offit.ers of tile 34 W,est York Militia 77 7 Von.commissir•oed Officers and Privates of ditto - 9 4 Itlajor-Cenetat lord , Soutlian.ptun, .conintanding the Yorkshire Brigade 0 Licht. Col. Stephens, 3d Regiment of Guards r t Captain Guiso, 'ditto;. ditto . - o Captain Burton, ditto, d i tt o - - Capt. Campbell, Assistant Quarter-MosteNCeneral t I • it. Joseph Spencer, liread-street, London t - 2 z Edwards, Butcher to 3d W. Y. Al. 1 1 o %I. Co o k e , M . P . ,M rt..Cooke, Owstott. 17()I :30 16 t i taSter, litl Ann. tbr tite Ic4eph Booth, each 2 2 0 SAINTIAMIIS,AVESTMINSTEtt, • November 27, I V O 4. • • • 'ANTED, ,at (Animas next,..,4 industrwo, le aetive, and sober Person, amply qualified, and not SS than thirty years Of age, to instruct a number of - Boys, Maintained in Out SCilliQl of Industry, in Navigation, Itcacl thß, Writing: and Arithmetic. of-tile;l/4s it is i nten d e d to allow a ' liherarSalary, the whole tirhe ,7 Candid ate w h o may h o a p pro v e d o f must h e d evote d to i!, 16 artVortatit Duties attendant on Such Appointment —TFS ,...rrionidls as to Charaacr and Qualifications (4ealvtl up) are to me delivered at the Vestry of use Parish Church, 00 Friday i mkt, the 7th Day of December, when and where. the Woycr.. isrs of th e P oor w ill meet fa r tho purpose of considering the `attic. By Order s ' • JOHN WMADBSON, -Clerk pr• A It.A.IY AND NAVY . .EQUI PAG E. HE P.A TENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Forni. tut , ture, Ma ttresses , and Bedding complete, are very re sped-, y r ecnnirintndetltoCentleatert as.ncing the most porta! , le and dbup er i or to any others mailc in London i. Martpeesp ents, Tables and Chairs, .on improved principles ; Sca Ltt, Sofa Beck, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; ,bittlAlLlitt , ' At Furniture, and Patent . Brabs-ticrew ISeriste4ds, for,pliot gRu ‘Vest indles,-and Alt Foreign Climates, at ~ . . .MOKG A N and SAN Dli lit S's . ratfTtni*tead NI inufactory and %Vase-Rooms, , , , . + 03. IKA 17, C4tuciiite.stieet,, Strand. p ra lk ,ljrgan and ' a iews New-inventrd Imperial , Dining t 2 r,,,,afk.*2llCOWltti 41 bf the Most complvte alkd 11 ki449t net al Luc ten ever yet invented, arc very portable, pa( kiw i ; in a Box ‘ ten inches deep. B. Thc F. h' bl S 144 Bvl 1 Chair-131AI Ware. ho ust. •• . , .. 44 1.0114 e o . t, MU , . ,. _. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. ladies and Gentlemen, rrilli very honourable Reception I have met • _ll. with upon my Canvass, induces me again to off e r my st?if to your notice upon the Vacancy in the Direition Occa sioon by the decease of your late worthy Director, Mr. AO:SON, and earnestly . to solicit the honour of your sup port and votes on the Ballot. My pretensions to your tar votir are founded upon the hope of your thinking that the experience of many years' employment in different irnpnr. tans branches of your Concerns abroad, particularly in your Revenue, Comif erce. and Marine, and tic approbation my Condutt has received. from your Governments in India, and • from your Direction at home, may render me•iluali6ed to have a part in the administration „ot' your Affairs in this Co entry. I beg you to consider my past Services as pledges , of tlie ZUdi and attention with. which, my endeavours shall be -exerted 'for the promotion of your interests in Europe and Asia,.. should you be pleased to place me in the honourable station it is my ambition to ... . . -I have the Honour to remain, ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful and moat obedient Servant. 10t1N 13EBB. .. No. g; Gloucester P lace, Nov. 29, tSO4. . MgETING of Mr. BERR'3 Friends is re. ter , ! , .i k t. the icii;ei t-fesii, itt ..11.1); , ,,a14rv; on W,eri nedday pext t December the sth, at One o'Clock. precisely, 'fir the purpose a promoting. the Success of his Election fur the present vacant .Seat in the East.ludiaDiredion.. • . STATE LOTTERY, B EGINS DRAWING the .Bth of January, 18 ' 5. ;‘• • SCHEME. of ,C 25,000 are t2Sono - 2 - 23000 - 41,1300 3 4 - 10,000..' 3000 3 - 5,d00 • ,aoo 6 . i,OOO 6,0p0 to - ;oo 5 ,loci 3o • 170 . - 60 - ; 030 6,1513 ' sto.- 123,n0n • 25,0,.) Tickets kap,ono TICK rrs and Si-lAR ES are selling at eyery Licensed Lottery °dice. • Price of Ticket - - 4.18 to o llatf -- - 4.9, 9o 1 Eighth . ,C.z 8 'Quarter - 4ls o j Sixteenth - - t 4 o (or Those who wish to have partieular Numbers should be speedy in their application to some of the Lottery 0 flie;s. as the final delivery nf Tickets train the Bank ot Eugiand will take place the 29th December., STATE' LOTTERY,' ; 80 4 , ' Begins. Drawing 'Amoy 28. aoj. HE Th:Ki.,TS, HALVES, QUARTERS, A Emilills, and SIXTEENTHS, are now . selling, in great viriety of Nontbers. and on the.luwest.TertnS , ; • • The.t.loney for,the erizes paid on Detnand, by HORNSBY. and Co. Stock.litokers, at' their old established State LON. teryOffiee (Ikettsed pursuit to Ad of Parliament), No. 2.6, corullill, opposite the Ruy:.l Exchange, Loudon. No. 4,. CORNHI LL, and g, CHARING-CROSS. 111181-11.0icits the Public to read %OthAtten. • lion the GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME. ii :`this Paper, tvlrich they will find try contain More Cat.4.il Prizes than iishal in a Lottery of so few Tickieta, mid the very )Feat .Success that has attend:ll. the Purcnasers of TICK I:: TS OW SHAKES at his Offices of late years (w4ll the ,pitnat4:ll4l. that itas been bbserveti. in the P.'ityiione), he flatter; himself. ensure their future Favours. The present Seltenne contains t Priie of Zzi.ooo ! 3 - - Z .° Oll 2 - - 2 ° ,00 0 1 6 ,2,00t0 3 10.000] to • - Sow Arc. tee. sec. TI CK EI O S and SHARES are selling at the above Offices in great variety, and all Elusinessiii the Public Funds tr.ins aCied with fidelity and dispatch. . , WANTED ON LEASE,. For Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Veva, AsmALIOUSE - thr carTAGE STILE, containing about two Sitting koOMB, four "it'd Cham bers, and Attics, with suitable ()likes, Stabling tor three or four Florse:,, Coach-house, eod Garden, Sec. il‘e. and. from Twenty to Fifty A&es of rich Meadow or Pasture Land, situated near a pleasant Village or Market Town. -The borders ofNorthWales, Cheshire, or Shropshire( with /founds in the neighbourhood) would be preti3 red. Any person having such a Pro)ertY to lett ma}'hear ori respectable Tenant, by addressing, a letter, post paid, stating particulars, to J. C. K. at No.. 3, Y1464211C, Burlington Gardens, LOndon. "TIM LITERARY JOURNAL; or, Universal Review of Literature,. Foreign And Domestic. • On the tat of December was Published, the Number for November, containing,' among..pthcrs, Reviews of the fol. !Owing Waits Freylitighusen on the Christian Religion, front a MS. 'in Tier &lajesty's Colic:Oleo ; the Life of Gilbert Wakeficli.l,• Letters from , Berlin on the Political State of Europe ; Z.ollikolerts.Sermons ; the S.,bbath, a Poent;. Bet. thollet's Statighe Ci i.m.que, col I ; x'ransattions oft he -Scientific' Society- at, WarsaW; Ate.. eic.' • Coriesponticnee : the Classic, No, VII. • Letter from Dr. Nochden, and an Heroic-Poem; on the Controversy respeaing-German Com. mentators ; some Account of the Lite Bryan Edwards; and numerous Literary and Seientific•Notices, • London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bsidge-street. *** It is with much saistadlien that the Proprietors ac knuvricdge the Battering • testirtionieS of approbation with which their Work has been honoured both, t house. and abroad; more elpecialli , as thin approbation has b?cit particularly di. reeled to the freedom of their opinions, and the liberality of their criticisms: Intelligent r‘tadets haVe also perceived the, superior instrilaton - suci entertaininent• that must be derived from the union'or original disquisition , with the analysis of b o ok s , and from having :it once laid before them a judgment on the merit of works, and the principles MT which this .went is founded. A space fully equal tettiny other -Review, -$914 for as, 6il. is allotted to the, Roi.iew.ot Books. Severa l p4es are besides reserved for the CoMmtinicatiOns of -Learned Correspondents on Literary Subjects 311.17K:it Literary and • Scientific Intelligence.' - As Foreign. Subjects, of•iinpOrtance art - noticed front time to time. as they appear, Appeititixes are avoided ; the literary Journal thus becontes the cheapest Monthly Review in London. • • ' Phis Day was published, • . • In Two Volinues, Ordavo, pilccrip boards 17s. QUIDE TO. THE CHURCH, in sever4l Uiscourses ; to which are added, Two Pestscripts; the First to those Members of the Church who occasionally frequent other Places- of Public Wol,,hip. The Setvit ! to the Clergy. Together with an Appendix to the Guide, in which the Principles advanced: in that Work are mote fully iii. Answer to OhjetAions. By Old Rev. , c.'llAttl.F.,S DAUBEN,Y. Printed fur k C,. and 1, kieingtOn, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard., Sold also by' I. Harchard, No. 19a, —. • • Of w.horrilrury be had, lately published, by the same Author, . in One large Volum o e, .:Azivo, price, in hoards, Bs. t. "Vindiciai kcleAe AnglicAti'm ; in which some of the false Reasonings, incorrect Statements, and palpable ?aim presentations, in a ruhlie.ition, outit led," The rrue Church menAettained," by John Overton, A. B. ire pointed out. 2. Thetfrial of the Spirits, a seasonable' Carrion against Spiritual Dclusi-n ,• Three Disijourses, addressed to the Congregation itsserablud in. Christ. C Ugh. litio4.l Ai. • This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One Volutnoo4tavo, price, in boards, 75. 6d. Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Duke 'of Cambridge, SIX rhEN SERMONS (ibridted from die . Works of the Right Reverend Father in God WI t. LIAM BEV E RI DG E l D. D. sometime Lord Bishop of St. Asiph), pre.ichecl in the Palish Cintrch.-of Hanwell. in Middlesex, in the years :Soo and iSot To*Whlch arc added, Ten Ori ginal Discourses , . By the . Rev. G. H. GLASSE, M.A. . Rettor of Hanwell, and Domestic Cittplaitt to His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Printed for V. C. and I. Rivingt4n, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by j. Hat hard, No. too, Piccadilly. Of whout may be had, CONTEMPLATIONS on the SACI:ED HIS FORY, altered from the Works of the Right Rev. Joseph i all, 1). D. some time Lord Bishop of Norwich. isy the Rev. .H. Glasse, M. A. The Third Edition, in 4 vole, price, in boards, 14$. WILKES's LETTERS TO HIS DAUGHTER, The Originals of which 'nay be seen at Messrs. Longman and Co.'s, Vaternoster-row. This Day were published, In Four :Volumes Foolscap Ottavo, Price One Guinea in hoards, mbellished with Portraits of Mr. and Miss Wilkes, from mlgicoil Paintings by Zoifini, L 1 tkERS of- p15g.N.,5V.(1..445, •E. addresect `to his DA Uplift R, 'Mi . SS WILKES ; front the Year 1774 to the Year 170 To which is prettied, a M EMOi R of the LIFE of Mr. WILKES, witha Colketion of his MISCELLANEOUS POE MS. CONTENTS. • Vol. 1. The Life of Mr. Wilkis, and Poems,. many from Original MSS, not before printed. 2. Letters addressed to Miss Wilkes, from Brighton and from Bath, in the years 1774 to 1793. 3 . --...addtessed to Nliss Wilkes at Paris , , whilst' on a Visit to the Dutchess de la V.,llitre, trout 1783 to 1749. 4. --- addressed to Miss Wilkes, frntri..Sandliatit, in the Isle of Wight, from 174 to-,17.96, with Mr. Wilices's Introthittion to his'llistoey Elgiand. Printed Air Longman, titir.st, 14.,,:s and OM; •No. 39, Pateraostei-row ; ). listelvard, ; and A.'Constaule and Co. Edinburgh. This Day was polilkhed, price Ss. ful - stitched, rirlH E EASTINDI A ItEGIS ist , '..R..ot,d DI 1. RECTORY. tor tBos, correged to the Bth November,. 0.4, with Indexes' to the same, and Lists of Casualties dining the last Yeat. conwitai, by perinission of the flint the EAst-India Company, Irom the 0 Retsrlis received at• the F, , ist-Intlia-tilmse, by 101 IN. N 1.414100 an d ALEXANDER ..WiVt MASON, of the Secro,ry's Office. London: Sold bY `lllAcki And Parri, i• street ; and lohn Sou:Wale, . f REND's EVENING AMUSEMENTS FOR 1805. This Day was pulthsi , eil. Neatly printed, and enriched with le3 of the principal • Constellations, Price t s. boArds, [lntended to be Lontiniten annually.] UVENING AMUSEMEN Is ; or, the PFAU TY of the HEAVENS DISPLAYED. •In which several striking appearences• to he observed every Evening in the fleavens,. during the Year 113.1, : 0fe tlesentxul ; and be lie ral means on various Evenings are pointed out, hy which the lime of young persons 'nay be innocently, agreeably, and pro fitably etnployNl within doors. • Uy W. FitEND, Esq..:Til. A. Fellow of 'pins Callege, Cambridge. Printed for hlawns.iii, NO. :4, in the Poultry. 0: ..vhom may Ile had, by we SAille r, A musericrits price 14. a. bi)ards. Plink:ll4s of 'fixation, svu. ,s. 6tl. stitched PairioNsios or, 'the Love of our Country • an Essay, U. 1,i5tr4,614,v t:Ni n )lvs from Ancient -and Modern History, dedicatin to the Volunteers of the litoced Kingdom: very hantlsornely I , i - int.:din one Vol. Bvo. prier 7s. boards. FUR THE N'ELLOWAND CONTAGIOUS FEVERS. Or, jANIES's,POWDEItc .• • Tljr, superior efficacy of `this Medicine, 'col• firmed by the experience of the greater . part of the last century, has occasioned its introduction, into regular prailice. Its extraordinary success in the 'lnlttienza of 1803, as well as that Of 1732,, , •iS too recent to be forgotten ; 1111t1, the h4 . 0.y etreets derived front its use, as related by Captain C01110:t i or the Royal Navy, in his Voyage to the South Seas, when all 11;8 Ship's .Company were attacked by the y e ilo w Never, have established its reputation in thts Cure of that horrid Disorder. A;tcr describing the manner in which, he administered the Powiler, he says , . ." The 'whole Crew'impr4ved in their Strait)), except the Carpenter, who, .though a .very stout robust 'mut, was at one time iu such a tate .and so.. notch 'educed, that I gave Inni over; but he. at length recovered." —See Capt. Culnett's i n t er e s ting Publication, and the - ExtrAd or his' Mode at • Treatlneot in the hill of ,Directions this &Ittilicine.— The Powder shei4 Id in all eases be taken on'the first attack of a Fever, helere it has bee . sufierca to gain g,roinl and - ravagerlie Cimatituiien bui ; wit has otten restored Patients after every other febrifuge has tailed,' it ought to be tried even in the last extremity. Sold' only by F. ,Nizvbery and Sons, No; 4s, St. Paul's Church-yard (it letv doors from. Cheapsiclel, London ; and at Dr. larnes%; late houSe in Bruton- , street.; in Paek.ats, price 25. gd. each, Duty included, or in bottles contsining Twelve Packets, price Lts. nude - up for the Army and Navy. . • • N. B, Mohe can he gentle thlsa tvhiCh have the 'wards "-F,Newoety, No. 4.i, St. Paul's," engraved in the , Stamp. • • The following is another Naar of the Intrinsic Value of IMPKOVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR; or, COUGH DROPS. Extra4t•of a Letter front 006torMictiael Head, of Halifax, America, thutd April iz. all, y must be you, will forward immediately, by the first Packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of ROBBER DS's' BALSAMIC ELIXIR; or COUGH DROPS, Which I firmly believe to be he v:ry lit Remedy e wer InVent , ..d for Coughs, Colds, Asthais, and Consumptions. At the thee I 'teceived seine from you, I was aitileted - with a:dreadful Cough 14mm:ration, on my 'Llangs, Attended with a great oppression and pail% on my breast, so that it was with great difliculty I could draw iny breatti, which, -I must can. t t idly confess. battled my ow.. skill. From t he taroug commendation you sent with them, I w. 4. induced to mike an inunediate trod Myself, w Nei gave me instant .relief; and , in a very short time perfectly restored - site. i have since Witnessed their good elf!cts in many 'obstinate Cases, and therefore shall, for the future, veyor be without them. • , • By appointment of Mr. Robocrtls, Apothecary (the In. ventor), they are sold wholesale anti retail .at Mt, Butler's, No. 4, t.:lle.ipside, Corner Of Paterpouer-row ; and retail by Bath; 'Crewman anti" Newton, Exeter ; tkoadby, Sherborne ; Hiker, Southampton ; Collins, Salisbury ; t. re. gory, Brighton; Wood, Weymouth ; Stevenson,• Norwich ; Wood; Shrewsbury; Belain and .Sharp, ,Portsin.ot Hera. . ing, Gosport; Weston,. Portsoa; Payne and Cook. Worthy, Plymouth ; Brown. and Slit:pp:47d, Bristol ; Glasgow •• Mitchel, Ahertieen ; Tait, lovetrkaa 1 Scott anti Edinburgh; Walkek-Neweastle ; Moss at.d Greg son, Liverpool; Stains, MAnchester ; Poole, Chester,. Neales, Dover ; Siminontit„ Canterbury ; Wettons, Chert. sty; Wheeler, Battle ; Keyiner, colt:bow; Watkins, litre. ford ;. Siinson, liert tont.; Smillt, Bedford ; Edge, North, ainpton I.lsynths Worcester ; Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; ' Leggin. Aylesvv4o.ol ; Stuart and Rusher, ; Lich, New York flamer, Bartradoe4.llull anti Calltvell, Dub. lin ; and bi most Booksellers tritt Medicine Vettders Metter) . Town int le United Kingdom ; 'Bottles at 6 . 4 1 , and as. 9d. 41.4Ct1, • tionournble Commissiontrshriebeen pleased to order N tne attic of R..Putler, No. 4; Cheapside, to be en grayed on s filaek:Starn , ), Stamp is Mixed to cat . li Bottle ; all Whet.' are tdonmoutuits. Onitels, • November 1, 11104 THE COMMISSIONERS for i''''lrl"4l.ll,LlNG - 14 HIS It47II(LESTPt - r") .. do b'erefty give tidier, That on ig.diretd,ty the tub of Deeensba.next,.. Ito_ :will he to* 1i receive Triders, in writing (itgitii up), and !seat for the Slip ply 9t Whit/ R,Sli 13lig *axle retail ed :be the of Hie,. 1141iesty's Ships and Vessels ,;t 13 , ..ohaven and in Bank) . Ray, on, the,Coast of )",eliied, for the !pave of Twelve Months, commeveiNg on the tit of yaNihory, and ending with the 3ist of Del einber o iBos ; to be paid for by Bills, pa,yahle, naitte, intereit, ninety days after date. The Conditions- of the. Corttraet may be seen at the ,Srerrta , :y's Ogee, at this Office, nr by api..l . ying to Or, Dunsteruille, Agent for the Plena/ling at the Cove Cork. No regard will be had to any Tender .in ;which the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivered to the liana , befot'e One o'clock on the said litednesday tint t ttb of December stria, nor unless the Person %oho make: the Tender, Or some Perron on bit behalf, attends, to disc :per, uthen-calledfor.' -NAST INDIA 'HOUSE, A'ovcsai;:r 14, IEO4. TiiE C OURT of DI REcTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of EVCLAND tradilt or& Ear! Mlles Jo hotly give Notice, That a QUART 4R LY GfI.VE R.4L COURT of 'the raid Co,npany wlll . ke bald at <Mr Km sr LAidembail..itycer, ors Weines.lay the 1911) of beeentber next; at Eleven- o'Clock in tke Forenoo.', /or the pilot deeht , ing a Invideld from .11idslon. met 1.1. a to eb, Iseretas next. Avd that at the sa:d General Court, a Resolution of the Curt of DireEtors, of the 16th of September hot, for allowing a Pearl°, Gf 3 eil. per a.otutt. to Captain Sir NATIANIF.I. DANcWatt Put. wander of the Slip 1 orl Codex, will laid held, eme C;C , e,..1 coteil fir their apirohatio», agre",:h6 , to the tgth Seflioa of ;be 610 Cliqter of the Comfraqy's if /UMW 124,115.43', Sec, APPIADORE, NEAR BIDEFORD, DEVON. 'FO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE :CONTRACT, THE INHEkitANCE -anti FEE tiLWIPLE with poss‘msioa at Lady • Day next, of and in e Large and Commodious . - Modern-built N G 110 118 E, situated at .\P 1 I. EDo R;E, in the County of Devon, iih!mt three miles froM Bideford, and eight front Barnstaple, Lttety the Residence. of 10,11 Phic.e, tleccasoi, with the Coach-house, Stable, Cow.linitie, and convenient Offices thereto belonging ,• Courtlage and Gsartien behind the same, and 'another Garden and Shrubbery lying in front of the- (louse,. 'Fite Muse, having handsome Saah Bow Windows in front, extending its whole height. on each side of the entrance, con. sists of and BreaLfust B'arlour, Kitchen, 'Butler's l'a‘ntry o Launch y, Scullery Boot-Itouse, and Coal.house„ ad the Ground Hoor ; 11:And.oins.: Drawing- Room, tour y.nod Lodging.Rooths, a Dicssing,Rount, 'and two China Closets, on the First Flour ; and tour timid Led6n;-12 4.)(11i1N, Dressing-Room, and Shirt... Room, ut the Upper Story. And the same is well adapted. for the reception of a do te Gvnteel Family, or for. a Nlerchant, the a stuati , )il being coo. rigout's to Alto out.l4ts of the Navigable Rivers, the Taw and Torridge, into the 'Bristol Channel, 'from whence the communication with . . Ireland.' is easy and expeditious, and as such is well, calculated for carrying, on the Foreig*. Or •Cuasring Traria, and it, besides, commands an extensive prospeet of the said Rivers and the adjacent Country. • • With the ablve will be sold, the residue of the Term of 99 years, determinable on the death of 'wit: old Life ut and in ~l o dovi, containing one Acre, lying behind the House. Application for particulars to be made either to Mr. Cara ter, or Mr. I-fatherly, Solicitors in 'Bideford. Dated Nov. 19, tilo4. N. B. The Purchaser may be aceomodatecl with 14 Acres of other Meadow Ground, for such term as may be Agreed on, at a tair yealy BEAUTY7 4 AND CLEANLINESS. AMI3OYNA TOOlll AND Mot) i 11 vownEtt. AGENTLEMAN °frets the ()ply DRUG yet : discovered that destroys the Scurvy, heals the Gurm:,. makes them and the Lips of a healthful red,lastena, whitens, and preservta the Teeth, and makes the Breath sweet. It is the ptothum of afar Foreign Country, never importeitbut by the Proprietor; and t lie first Gent leinen of the FaCri 4, who use it, declare it a flue Sornachie and bracer. and tbr srtety.. proper tor an Infant. It orAdicats the foulness the nt , nittt :inkier:it to,. from diet, or a disordered stomach.and.hy its healing, punts mg, and balsamic qualities, traes the mouth of those Disorders to which it is subjed, fills up the gums which the Scurvy, has eaten aWay, and prevents a caries or rottenness in the 'teeth. .; • The Proprietor is a Gentleman of fortune. and pfe:i.e , ; his word of hallow to any Lady or Gentleman who ttseti. tile I.)ria‘ as Itt: tit trati, tltg the recto will heveraehe, et Tooth decay. Ask pt . the Arnboyna 'loath Powder; 'pried as. '6d. per Box. Soil wholesale and retail by ,Shaw and Edwards, No . 66, St Paul's Church-yard, Lontion, .and may ho had,. by..their appointment. Of Pidding, No. 76, OktOrd.strert ; • and Tutt, Royal Exchange ..• riIiTIAL Al NS are Cured t)y one Aoplicat i , in of FLUID ESSENCE of NIU STA ft 1), Aid the tieverest SP it Al N$ ATM Itl!I S iit l'esti !Lathe time ttstialty tak'ert hy Oitodeldock, Ar, 11•, ur any other Liniment or limbrocatibm; anal!' tib,,A titint Etter any accident, it prey anti therein turning black. The MUSTA,Itt) PILLS a r e., also taken with singiti.tr andcess in all Rheumatic, Paralytic., and Gttuty ttt:.;etion%, Numbness, Spasms, .or wandemn; P Indi gestion, gild generalDebilit) ; at the same time, the active Fluid Essence is Applie3 to tit:. parts aftiriaett, 'lie those Corn. Taints where itecessary. . . _ • It is prepared and sfyld at is. 9d. each hoc or bottle, , by k. lottnstun, Apotli?ears, NJ). is, (..rcek-strcvt, Soho, London. (p" The FIII,IILA IN OINTMENT, for doming:rod spdetlily healing broltim Chiibiaittri t pu...pAre4 tip Mr. ottriSton, pticg: i s. ibd. each ,Ix.)x. • , TtILIZAtIE CH LEEK hnd at fiat r rtt itl 9,14, t of t brownish cast, on he wiist : she pA..I uu mien. tion to it, conceiving it required - none. It spre 4 J, oroducirnyi watery kiuntahr, aecomp:uned w.to a dry t:rittly surface, with violent itilnint Wiicti she appli t A for tile S 1 1:S 13,0 R Y's 'lt I:. NV: AN VI 'WOK BUTIC 1.)14, - 0 VS, the Disease had . syiread over ?loth At 311 , 1 they ext,tibited the apt,eataii,:e of a continu4d raw' Nio_ face, io that she was unable to draw on her .11avii.g thetirkt Bottlt, they - ainenied stirprisinoy, and, attar t skint sit Bottles, scarcely any stunk retni4m; b.og to tig h. rwia o( ELIZABETH, I.SEK. jOsEl'l-1 TUCK.rR,: No. It, Tottentium.strett, Tat. tenharn.eoutt-itiad, ,VPltehes for• the. .vemcity Ot this state. \l r. Spilshury relates this plain ease, as mine who are adlutt.td With, , tileSQ troublesome Eruptive Conip;.unts endeavour to flail naridtel to their ovvn. sir svitstw o is enabled, from a Medical Education, to assist titre rieiioit of the Medieine hy , his advice, whether the Preps ate sAiiitiite,i these or in the more complicated Diseases of Sc urvy, (=oat, it ileum:463m* ScrOphuia; &e. . The. genitine Nlaliclue is phi) , to be had With 3 Black Staßipi aottatreNd with Red pust he an inthatiutiot Wiese Dtovs;