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N - s: iitINIDEL 3685.) To the Independent ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of AYLESBURY, and FREEHOLDERS of the HUN ; DREDS tncreunto bekiaging. I GENTLEMEN, ' AN ii•jurious ,Report having been circulated that I am still in Parliament, and that my present Canvas is not serious, but intended only to obtain a knowledge of your sentiments for a future occasion (although 1 trust you ri4 %ive me credit for not ading from such unworthy mo -1111). I feel it my duty to acquaint you, that have accept ( I the•ti tewar d s i t i p or the Chiltern Hundreds, which has Vacates my Seat in Parliament. btg leave also . to state my:firm convidion, that by the 'exertions or my 1 rends, 1 hive already received sufficient assurances of support, to give me a decided majority, on the Poll. 1 Deg to express my acknowledgments for those exer tions, and earnestly request a continuance thereof, which cannot fail to confirm and establish the event in my 'fvour. 1 have the 1 - onour to be, with great truth, .Your obliged and humble. Servant, • WILLIAM CAVENDISIL The Returning Officers having fixed Friday the 13th, for holding the Lk:Aim ' 1 earnestly re-quest the favour of your early atteinlanee on that day.— Latimer's, july' sth, 1804. SIIAKSPEAIt . ,E 1..01"1 4 ERY. MESSRS. BOY DELI; tng leave to fictinaint the Public in general, and their Friends in particular, 'that the Tickets fur 'the SUAKSV EAR E T'r KY) price Three Guineas, with stheines of the saki Lottery, arc now ready for deliviy, at the S;lakseare Gallery; Pall Mall . ;at Messrs.•llooeirs, No: Clicapside ;. and at all . the Licensed Lottery °likes in Great Britain and Ireland. NEW EXHIBITION; M it. WARD, by the JecurnMentirition of his Friends, and, many distinguished Artrakcurs of the Pine Arts, has been inddcedto solicit public attention to his Pidure of the SE CO' ENT of CEYLON, whicli, on* aecount of its great nuignituck c!nild - -not be admitted into the „Royal AcadenlY• This iitture, with a vast muttiplicitY of mhos, in various styles, all painted by Mr. Ward, may now be seen together, at No. 6; Newinxi.street, Oxfords-road, every day from Eleven to Font ~ ; Clock; Sundays cicepted. Admittance: One Shilling. • VILLA AND sroaTiNG Box• TO BE SOLD, N Megant, and Modern Mnosilm-hotise, called NEW PLACE, delightfully situated Thetford,• date the Ittsitience of lows Mtnlay, LA. with .Coacb- Louses, Stables, and rvrry other sititoble and accessary Ap. lreadage, Meadows, Paddocks, and Pli:asure Grotiuds; of which (with or.without the elegaittlyOtar Furniture) unin&- diate vossessiunnuly be had. For further Partictiots„ apply to Tilbury and Bedford, Splicators,'Bedterci-row, London. TO BE SOLD BY AUcTION, By.LMf. SMITH, On the Premises, on Wcsineralay the nlll 11.4,1804, pre . Liselv at Twelve , AFREEHOI,b ESTATE, comprising a Neat. and convemcot - DWELLING IiOUSE, with suitable Domestic ()dices, hit the accommodation 01' a Genteel Fa.' , trail). situate .iii ine rnost airy and pleasant part of Peascod. Street, WI N o +t, commanding Views of great extent and beaus) over the adjoining Country; the Residence and Pro. pert) , ut a Gcotleman leaving Windsor. House has recently been new fronted, and saslied'with Plate (;lass, and contains- on , the Basement, large and con. venient Cellars for Ale'.and)Vine, fitted with Brick Minns, Larder, ano Bottle [louse, with Staircases and Passage lead.• 3ng to the Dorbestic Offices: On 'the Ground Floor' a neat .liptrans,:e Hall, Dining- Parlour, Butler's Pantry, Servants' ••14c_msek - oooer's Roarn„ bed-room, :Store Closet, .and Rnile4witsei•wi‘h Rage Yard and covered Way, with a Pun* of excellent Water.- 41t1 the First- Floor, a large Sitting Room, Itec.ess lied Room, light Oressing.ltoodi ,and Closet, three. other lied Rooms, and large Nt(C4ay appioathed by a neat Staircase and 'Lobby. On the Second I.loor. ;Ire . three Bed Roisms, Landing and Closets i. (Jll the, tipper Story, a !neat and apaetous Bow •NV isid ;wed .I)rawing or Proskel _Room. and Closet, with Steps leadici:tu a Lead Flat, together with a Bed }Wont and two C resets At which tilue, and the following Day, be Sold.- all *lie li c, t twu Lautp u I.OS i'II.IRE? and Et I , CTS. To be viewed anj tune fitey•ioils, attd the Morning of Sale, where Catalogues itiaybeliad, and of Mr..Smith,'AuCtioneer, VilitthUr i Bork*. • • CA.STI.:r, - NEAR - Pt.YMOirrit. • • TO -RE SOLI) 'BY: . • Atth e (lobe Txvfrn. .k ) lyinoOth„,on,Wedoesday the z;th , . Day Julyiast., between •the flours of Three and Fi ve o'clock in the : A ftertn:,on, subj ect to Ccmtlitions to be then • s i t•ii there preduced, in. 01.0• Lot, ' • Smpinly , Beautiful ,41 - 0 , V.ll : tiable . REp.' 'HQ 1.1)' STA TKt 4iftlifOly §ituate4 on the Bank's of st..GeorAe's Rivet, pod distant only s t.iftes froth lyinout4 Dock, up the River; euittOriLiii„; NT% iCAS'f with Sta'ale3, 'Coacli.house,• Rams, suitable:.Ottices,- iSoat houses,. G.aide.notpw<irds la Acres of Planrot t en s .a kt ,l " Wood s , with sundry ',Eields of rich Arab;e.' M,Aow l'Astufej'Earnt'adjoininAi - ,contlinly t•yether• iiiitvartis of :4 ON E HON DltrED t A•N ELEVEN A ("At S. The cat;tie is I,vcry rou'untic, l and substantial Stroduro, pgatO erninent.:e, v 4 ,01. sheltered with Wbods, and O *twins l'nkpects of a Branch from • the SEA, i,511:0,14 putt the s t y- roun di ng ,CouNtry, most bevi ti fu I I y Agnamented with Woods and Plantations, and i nn "' nitu getner one oi the most desir4oild Resideacts in the t. oinity Corny:44U_ . Printed l'artirplar may ballad at all the ptinelpli Inns, " I 1 ylninitlt, fourteen dai•s - previous to .the 'Sate ; of tsleisrs. • MlOottg,,i iiii.d •I I untet y fi elicitors, Lincoln's Inn, Loodqui at • the U .lij4y, of Messo. Muldlettior and Piercv • So. Nottingham aiid of Mr. Gieen i Lentciii•Atihey, INFttingil:iin. • • 2 . . - YORN.SIIIRII. NO e.TI - 1 RIDING. • • RE Li); , • rorsuant to a Dr-eree of' the . nigh Conrt of Chaneeryi,made •in a •Lause 1-31 < i ? % ( -; 11 F ON:against I li‘v with the, *probation of A lexaii;ler Po pliant, Esti ILI of the •Masters of the 's<ii4l Court, about tile loth or Ailost 'next, at the Honig...of Daniel Ferguson, at Catteriek. Bridge, near • liiciatotirl; 111 the County of,•Yolic, in one Lot. A , motb; 1 Y of a FRhlillol,J) ESTA.TE, 4, X (TY'rHE FREE) consisting of i Capital NIES tI AG E, or Mantion 'caned 'CO WTP.'N CRA- NG E . . 11A LI, with suitatlle Otit.bnilclings, and 350 Acres of , Arable antl• Pasture Land, nior-cor less, situate in int Parish oOlicidlitoil'Tyas, near Riehinotid, in the - Cciuhty of . York .- N. ii...-fhe,above MinetYls lett to Thomas Rubinson, at a eleailgent of. pot. a year. • Printed l'Srtleulars whereof may he bad at the said Mas ter,lCOarnbenr, Southanipton-boiLiint ; s ; Mr. Half-, citor, , Cattle,court,: 411(ige.r.,;w ; :Mr. Gre 1 - 101born , .court, 1 1. 4 1 .3 }I 'S 1 " ! also of .I r. i,corge, - Solicitor, • sittdktori TyaS, in the County of Ybrk. - . For Delicate nod kelaxM Constitutions. . , - '-..L.r i T- e f , Ht . octraordiluirif Success of these Fins' in -: wivatc pradice, i,, N..:rvous, Hystelical, and Hypo.. ctiondriacal COttplaittt, and the approbation they have urn : Venially mot with, have induced. the Proprietor to make thbrkpo:olic. As a Tonic, or Strengthener , of the Systeru, they,ckaino a suporiOrity over the whole class of Steel Nlerli. elneri : - and they are' particularly serviceable after bad*Lyings .weak [ICS& tiCI4II too long Stickling, or mist:ar il:Woo; as well as ill AI CASCri of Debility.in either Sex, trorn 'whattver causes-Trey have, riginated. ' - Sold-by:lN Newhery anti Sons, No, 4s; tin St ; Paul's Choral-pat • finkl,4t Macon and •Co. Oxtoid-strect upicei . I HW Co. ladw ) Chprcli 7 yarit . ; T. Tutt, Royal '41(01):Inat W. _Clarke 'll4tiitglf ; 'and J. Harris, Sue.,:'eswr to Ali , • rs. e.,Newbttl, at the Corner of LAidiAlli.kliteCt.'' :Price 4 4. get. a Box, puty included. r•rr - I , I 1. T Jsi. %PA , xtvw, T 1 s ‘ L ee „, f:t)4.-i'*Att:l& if* e . -c4, Al 0 D Y, jLL Y 9, This Diy was published, In Two large Vols. OtlaVo, )'rice I I. 4s, in boards, T HE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year lo the Pace with Great Britain, concluded at Amiens in 1802. ' • BV JOHN ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. A. S. Printed for G. Kearslry, Fleet-street ; Belt and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; and Wail] and Reid,•Glasgovv. Of whom may be had, in 3 vols. 81 , 0. price 11. 45. boards, The History of France, from Atte first Establishment of the Monarchy to the year (no. Thc above Works together, form, a complete History at Trance from the earliest period to the,year 13ox. IcgARSLEY's ROADI3OOK. This Day. was published. ' With a Map, price 7s. in boards, a new Edition, much en- 1 lakgeti , atid improved, with a - concise Topographical 1-lis tory Of the Cities, Towns, Watering - Places, -Chief Vil lages, Antiquities, Seats, &c. -• F, ARS L E Y's TRAVELLER'S EN TER NING GUIDE through G reat Britain, or a De - - seriptioti of the Great Roads and Principal Cross-roads, marking Ow distances of Places to and from . London, and from each other. To which are adclect,,. a DescriptiOnof the principal great Roads if Ireland ;,:ditkreut Routes to Paris . i and . a -Table of the times of High Water at new and' full' Moon. The whole totaling a general Tour through Great Lritain and *I reland. This is the cheapest Book of the kind we have ever teen, and contains agreat deal . of information not to be found either in Paterson's or cary's Book;... I'he Type is very good and perspicuous, and in our opinion' It is a very convenient and de •strable poekch companion far the British Travei ler. CRITIC. • ' Printed for G . K.earsley, Flect-street. . . PORTRAIT of HIS MAI ESTI" in his Parlia. menigy Robes, and with • Portraits of a Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount and Baron, each in their respective Robs the Arms of the Peers accurately and elegahtly engraved, the Arms of the Knights of the Bath who are not Peers, Sce.. This Day was published, • A New Edition, brought down and corrected to the present Tane,,either in One qr Two Vols. Price 145. in - boards. of 17EARSLEY's PEER AGE ; - of ,ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and JIU LAND.. containing an Ac count of all the Peers, Mother:by Tenure. 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Since the lirSt publication of the English Encyclopaedia, the atti,vc genius of Man hai explOred a great variety of new paths in the regions of Kuowiedge ; and of these it will be found that 'the Editors have not , inly availed themselves in' the Body of the Work now filtered to the Public, where most; of the recent Discoveries and Inventions are carefully noted, but also in their Supplement (which forms nearly the Nv sole of the. last' Volume), an opportunity has been atibrcled of tracing the labour;; of the le:ailed and ingenious up to Alm pre sent time ; . the Engravings, likewise. which accompany this Work, arc in number proportionately larger, and its execution possess a striking supetiortly over those which have been given in any sinillar perforrnance,., On the whole, the merit the. 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NATURA PiIII.OSQPI 1 y,; co.itaining ar ousing Dissertations and Enquiries, coacerhink a yarierk s;ibjeas, the most reinarkable and proper,tu excite curio:At y ,and atten,; tlori, to the whole • ringe. of the .Alathematitial' phical Sciences - ; the whole • treare4 to a likasins; ,net easy 0131„,r,arm a lAuted to the cOmprehtilision ut all who are the least initiatedin4huse Sciences, ,• FirA euhiposeit by M. Ozaiinrii; of the Pc:pl . /Academy or scienco, egis {:`lately recomposwitosi grextly enlarged,' In 3 new oditiOn, by) ,the celebr.ited M. Mum ud ; a,td itqw first trimdmed into -English, and improved with many addlit tit us, cind Observations, • eIIARI , Ei lityrroN, J.G, 1)... and F.t. S. t'rotessor of Matheniatiel in the Royal Military Aca. . . clerny, Woolwich. • ". IVLithOtnitical. trut. naked and unadorned,' possessci charms itt - the eyes of only the selco t allure many votari it must be necked out with embellishments, =lst intlann: curi,...:ity by half veiling and half eN,posing its mysteries 411.1 Secrets, and must rouse ,ambition and vanity by thi•oromise enn,wiedz,e,and power. Fur this end, few Books are hotter eaten liiteA thin the Volumes befute its : the ;mink titfe-page of which.leitheittitly annouric.'es their Contents, and n9t on• fairly indicates tiwir Meta. They • teach much With little, teoublc, and :little formality :. they 4 require no ,contintled strain of attention and study ; and they elide:wont to arrange' even the tneAt simple truths undez the' triOst-plettiing fottns." .....--Moottily Review, ,i4tie Ptitited for G.'nettrgleY, Freet-St(cet, London. , . , This Day was published, 'ln Onelarge Wilma, Wtavo, with Plates, Price r2s, in boards, r • ' THE NtiF.R arid V.(iItN,ISI-lER I 4 GUIDE • or, a Treatise both itt Theory and Prattice, on the Art of making,aild applying Varnishes rpt thf,:ditleren; kin~ia of ,Paiiitings ; 'a'rid on' the Method cf p, - eihiring Colours, both .sinip lc andicoinpound; t- .with new, irservatilns and E *pc 'rintelits on Copal ; on the naturit of the Substances employ ed in the Coll iparitioet of Vlinishes rind Colours-i' and bn Vat riaus Processes used in the A rt. .• HS' P. F. TISIGitY,' Professor of Chetnistry ? Natural tlisuy, and Mineralogy, 'in the 'A y or Gone , / . h#c perused t pis Work with greiit satisfaition ; con tains much new, useful, and interesting intorination on the dill:trent snbjeels.which it ernblitees, and oAnnot _tail, to be highly serviceable to Artiats. We .think t 1 µe. Publisher Ills rendered a mat servir...6 loth:. Arts in ftti t s''Coinitry; by 'giving an; E ti an,;„ la i ion of it, The traoshttion'is a got one,, hi our kture Nhnihers' we shall givd'sOrti'e xtraas front. this has. been Id, s c . 14biei) who w4:;•:ipiiiiiiiiecito etamme it by the society at Gto.eva for the I; iicouragetnenr of Atts:—Puilosophicat Ma l;axiner April, 1804. Printed for G. KOitfiltYi -110et.ifilot WASHINGTON. MR. PHILLIPS has the satisfattion to infarth the Public, that he has just received . from - Mr. BUSHROD WASHINGTON, the Manuseripeof the SE COND- VOLUME of THE LIFE OF GENERAL W an+ that the ekgant Quarto Edition will be ready for Publication on Thursday the, mit instant; and the Odavoldition on Tuesday the 24th inst. This Secbtid Volume commences. with.,the Bit4h of the General, and closes wirlf,an Account of the Campaign of 1776; the whole compiled from his own Papers and Let ttrs, under the Supenntendance - of his Nephew, by• Mr. Marslralt, Chief I ustice of the United States. • It . will be - embellished with Two Views of Mount Vernon, brawn by George Parkyns, .Esq. and Engraved in his.best style, by Mr. Milton.• • • •-• . The Quarto and Octavo Editions of the First or Areliini. nary Wolutrie may be had . of all Booksellers: of whom may• also be had, all the su , ccessive - Vcilurnes, as soon as they ap pear. The entire ‘Vor':. will extemi Four or F' hums, price One C.:uinea and a l - • 'y: " vitinw Q‘larto ; or Half-a-Guinta per Volume in No. 71, St. Paul's Church.y:;io, • This Day wa3 publiih(!d, In Three Volumes, i)ciiiv„, copious Index, Vti,e it. 4s. in BISTORY 01 the PROGRESS , .. and Present .11 STATE of AIN:INIAL • By W. B: 1 . 0 - 1-INSON. Printed fur 1. lonnsen, is St. l'aul's . Church-yard. !` Amidst the imniense profusion of chedical detail which' lies scattered in ,hooks of various languages, it is the moat va luable present that can be made to' the young PhysiologiA to pzrfornt for hint that tas'.•'oi selealon which is so iiksame to Anginal genius- It is there,fore• with 'great satisaction that . we finds his important oiAiCe perrothted in these votaines, in a wa,y highly eredttable to"ltte'AuttiaC, who , has Rresence4 by far theNanni)tc , e . St view ofArtinial Chemistry that exists, and one which is calculated to be a standard book nt rererence fair every medical . and chemical library." —Annual Review. .Thi;:Dav was isiiblishcd, Price •js. 6d. .uewitd, THEO}'POikTUNITY ; or, Reasons for an immestior A LI.IAts:CE 'With ST. DOMINGO, (by the Author of the Crisis of the Sigar Colonivs). PrititM for I. '194, ; of whom in. 4 be- had, price. - • • ' • . ISt. Obszrv.itions .in Refitaions on the State of Iselandi tespettftirly submitted to the consideration of tho British 1%4- ' lion, 6y Robert Stearn Tighe, Egg. The FaShionable lArorld -Displayed, by Theophilus Christian, Es,q. neatly printed in l itro, -price 3s. 6d. boards. . NOTICE. • IQI - IN HOME, late Thker, in Edinburgh, Son,of fhe late Mc. EDW:%.RI) 110 Mf.,llftewer thei e,. enlisted some years ago as a Private **Vier, and there is reason to believe he was drafted into one of the West Imlia Regiments. As a considerable Provision was wad,: in tavou*of the said. John "Home by. his. tather, any Person giving such informa tion as may lead to and, be the means of discovering the saki John Home, will receive a handsome lie Ward, by applying AO James Marshall, Writer to the Signet, Edinburg h ; or Alexander Mundell,, Esq. Solicitor, London. TO VIE LADI ES. DIXON's For Bilious and Gouty Disorders, Nervous and Sick Hc3d achs, Flatulencies, heart-burn, (Patronised4iy the Royal Family and most ot, the Nobility.) N 4dcli•ion to the number n aerters Mr. Dixon I has received, is the fullowing,,from Captain Lloyd, of the Guards. • " Dale-Ca.stle,llaverfordweit, South Wales, " Feb. 24, 1803. • " Captain Lloyd presents his Compliments to Mr Dixon lidtheuch not pwri.ormilv •Ictviniuted with Math would take. it as a favour if he would send him loot or five boxes nt his . Pills as soon as he possibly Lan.' Mrs. Lloyd, who has al ways used the Medicine, is now pregoant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where in this County, neither at Haverford- west nor Carmarthen ; the nearest place they, are sold at is-Bristol. For the emit service they have been to_ Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bisnopp and all . his Fikroily, Capt, Lloyd feels it his duty to iecomiliend the Pills where ever he knes ; and he'really thinks if 'Mr. Dixen"would ap, point sonic persons as Venders in this County, it would-be a benefit to the Conn i umi t y„ , . Dixon's Antiilious Pills are sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr.' o,utler'S, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pater-nosier. Row, and Retail by most Mmlicine Venders and Booksellers, tt Boxes, a Gs. and cad; each. . .. . . ~ fiE CORDIAL ;BA UM of GILEAD, by its softening, healing, :tad ionic Q i , lities, and salutary I•EtElts, uillnds a sureprospea of rettoning Strength, and a .. .cArtaill tope of muscular Invigoration, to those, who arc clE bilitated by premature or excessive I odulgencies :, hence arise Weakness or Sight., Vertigoes, Loss of Appetite, and Men. tal Decay. A' body that is enervated in•youth, "sel-loin reel), ver s' 'Mei( by any otker inzans than - this Resturative; Old ' A ge end I ntirnuttes speedily come on, and the tiveati of Life is sliortend: tor 4.1 v foisiitittion of a happy old age, is a ;i - eni c on stit u tion in, yihrTh I. temperance and iilo.leratioil,. at , that :1 e, , ~,', I .,,,:, t ,in.itts to ItAppj-givy hairs. . : ' • YnnibiA . either Sex, who liave.pradised a .secret and ite. stritellie Vi ce , and 'thereby irelics!, ,weakened, and; debili. fitted the whole Nervous - Systehi, %via Mid the COolial Balm of Gilead the ilto l .l)owerlitl, certain, and eifeelual Remedy. This'Cordiat has been uneornmonly siiceesvul with young People-„whohaye the appAaritliCt.llma airot old ;t ; who are Pale, effeminate , 13:numbed, stupid, and even imbeciie ; whose bodies are become bent, %Owe legs.are no longer them.; who have ail utter distaste tor , S e t , : g .i e r r e ; l t y hin a g b , le a jutei .are totally incapacitated. Whin: the Sta. mach is tiequently diserdered, the, betty is weakened, pale. nesse tiotiiiy-dcc4Y, and..emaciation, succeed this most de. structive habit, and the eyes sink into the head. - The virtue.` o r th e: carded Balm of Gilead is daily demonstrated, ,in era ' dicating the worst all 1 must dangerous :iv tit pibins or Nervous Noisort•z : ri ; and, nothing bas tended so_ much to establish the • tame of tins Medienie, as it's certain success .in those Coto. plaints. w hicli strike their roots so deep in the Cciustifution, Old arras fatai to the happiness of Mankind. , Prepared by . Dr. Solomon, Li veepool, in los. 6d. and 335. • Betties ; the titter contain tour of the , fortner, by which the Pitreltaser saves es. Every genuine Brittle has a Stainvoviiiell bears the Proprietor's -Maine and. Address, " Samuel Solo. Tlidti, Liverpool," - to inwate which is. Felony. f '; ; N, B. The postage cut ail Letters to the Doaor must be .paid,. and . tox, 6cl. Its a Fee, enclosed toe Advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.l mpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, anti " Guide to I lealtlt i ' are' • • sold by Remnant, , Hamhdigh ; R. llaelt. Pearl-street, Now .1' ork ; Mathews, No. IS,, St rind, LUlleitlfi . ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, liulgin ; Brighton, gregory ,• titr- Jningliam. Kneitt and Lloyd' ; Tem!, Smith; 13 tandtord, .Sirruttons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham. Sul. don; :Cambridge, 1-lixlgson ; Coventry, Rollason • •Colehes. .ter,.. Keymer • Cantobury, Sinunons ~ Carlisle, lonic; Cliatitain,_ Etilerington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool ihd '5Oll 1 Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith;: 1 Cliilaperilrant, Combs ; Dublin Keene, No. 6, , College, , green; . perby, Drewry; Dorliarn; Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; 'Deali,- Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; . Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; " Exeter, Ttewmatt sad _Sort 1 l'aluruth, -Elliot ; CIQUCCS. ter, Pitt, Walker; Giaseow, 14 , Drinald a Liverpord, Mir. Cantile Gazette office's Leeds, linos, Holmes • Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn ' Headley ; Leicester, Gretgeiry,; ! SWinfeti ; ' Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidettme;Walker; Kalberntigh; Harold; Newleiry, Fill - ler, Atlee; Newcaerl,e, WaLker, llotlgson ; N o rthampton,. "iiwY; Nottingham, liurbaec; Norwich, -Stevenson .ii,d Cu. ; Oxford, 'Jones ; P-Iyittoutit :)t k, HOC IVA ; I. Ms-, Ill' llf h . .' Belarrt; Reading, Smart and Co. ; .Rochester, Ether ingtort ;.Preston, getout ; Shrewsbury, Eildowes ;_,Seuilt atliPtoh, Baker ; ,Stalitard, Morgane.,Stainfrird, Newcomb,; Ittralerland,', Bray ; Sallo . eiry, Ccllins ; Scarborough, Buy. itY ; TitUntein, Tonic i 'Tunbridge Wells, Sprittige i Netts, E' ;; Weymouth, Wood .;. Winthior. IliaketleY ; Y l ' lll . , Walstennuitne; a.nd by ill Venders Of Geuuint MeicineS in tltc United icangdorn. — ;JIM ;.+; [PRICE SIXPEITCt. NAPY OFFICE, ' . 3. 130 4. rriH E PRINCIPAL OFFICE an" COM:. -IL MISS lONERS of HIS MAYESTY 's NA 'here. j' give Notice, that on Friday LI e2olb instant: at Ten eCi!teh in the . Forinoort, Coorm:ssioner FANSII4WE will expose is qle al - his Of in His illaiestj's Yard, at Ptynssutb,:eve;* Lott of Wd Stores, i-64s!isting of OLD SHNK.INGS,.IOPE, lUNK, 1-IAMMOCKSi And CANVAS, in l'apersiufk }TEMP ItUBBISH, • IFLyiNcs,. .OIL and PAINT, CASKSi Sec: • all ‘ lying,in the said Yard," where any Persoll: 'lo;l4li'T to Monti Purebasers, ;no have the liberty of vie:zoing• the sawedxring i•onsencn working blurs of thr Yard, tbe YlaY of ;air: Inventories and Condit:4;ns of Sate, ,723, be had he.'e and at 141. , . OF.' is OF oßDpitANcli, . . 2,16 - 7.ene, rto.}. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS In M. el., YESTY's °Rai\ ljerely Mtire, that Proposals 'will be received at t4eir. Office, in St. Afargaret-sbeet, ir e . f p n in' is e e, 0 . 4 or before Thursday the nth .14 Zuly per -from such Persons at may he werg to undertake the Sapp ! , e LEATHER SLIPPERS, Jar. the SerVice o! this Departme'ne, agreeably to Patterns, which may be teen utca aliphatic's.' to 1.4 e Chief Clerk, in the it it Principal Startles-Ws Office, tat the Tower. Further Particulars, together with the Teisni and Condi/lons of the Coxitia, FR .1) ; be krowm at, the Secretaries Office, he St. Margaretlstreet, any ,day berruten the hours of Vret and Four eCloek, where the Pro locals are to ht delivered, seated up, acrd , *narked on the outside " Proposals for the Supply of . Ltather Slippers for the Ord n ance Service ;".4r xa Proposal ran be ad mitted after the said szth-day of ym t ry. By Order of the Board, , It: ft, CREW, Ste..„ .OFfICE OF ORDNANC4 7 4 1 Y 186 41. rriHE PRINCIPAL - OFFICERS of lIIS .MA. .-yESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Nodce, That F't;oissals quill be rkeivcd at their °fire, it: St. Afargaret's.4tree}, Westminster, on or befa're Thtirsday tle 4tit cf,Angust next, front sucb)'..-rsons as stay be to underta,k, sip ply of COP- P PER 110 OPS and Rir.4ts, I,pioe Cfmtratl,:for tbs-serviee of ;144 Department, Patterns o f wbicb may be 4eitt at titeiloncitr. able Principil Storekeeper's OP.', at the rower.. Farther'Particul.ars, together With the •Terrns and Conditiont a) the Contrafk may be knzon upon application at the .Yetretar),'s Office, in St. Margaret's-street, any day Lauren the botch of Ten and" Four o;Clock, Where the ProP;sais are to he ticliv;reck, :haled up, and marked qu the Othtide,• ""Prcifrosils fur the Supply oreoi./per ;" hit us Pruii4ala can he admitted after the said .}eh Pay of August. fly Order of the R. (1. CREW, Sec: ie 14iiTY ACT. DUTY on DIVIDEA't and ~I,IINUITIESIn the PLILILJC FUNDS. x - r ()TICE i, hereby gi.zdtn, That the sevri-,1 Ofret al the Bank e Ent s layl,l, and Threadneedle-itrect. OJ which. Notice bat !Seen 4-;:ntinne. open for rrieiving the Ditty andCkeevri7g tbe ad! tbe..Daties kare bee 4 received w atberwhe accounted Conttnit.tionerJ of ;the' Ike Cu'livnisit , nter: fir Le.rdent, ifrtyttstraner 6:f raid ,411 i. and all .Perone drated h . t‘ike Nediee, do ,it.for tail;tr which arinut vereived or gre-.2unted fr, the Pantie zyl/l k chargeable in d4 - nble the I daty, and liable to Ee saed.hr the saw by kt . ,:eirsficnt pi's Majesty's Court of E:c'etegteer, - Ordtr,V, r r lioar4 of Tam, • 1 1 1.41THEIV WINTEP ' Str. 1 • Palsies and G ' • R tiatimA . - risNls, • . , ,} if,. tiaras, with their usital..couermitant,;, tilr,ilt, orgy.. Mg Pains, Flatuhtitcy, Incligestiuni and , geoerai Debility, "(originating in whltever source), are relieved:lnd treiptentlY cured by \VI-II TILIIKAD's , lISSENC of. 141U41:41,ft1) PI LLS, alter every other means hail }I.UIU EssENC orAl tISTA It D fused with t h e Pills in those Cotnplaints where neeessary),, is pericip4 the, mast active, - penet?atutg, and ellitattal Itetnetiy in the world, curing tie severest SP'ILAIN hind / 4 S LSI •in 10's than half the time usually taken bs:' O . podeldocit,:4 rquebusade, or ail) , Other Liniment or limbrocanotl,; and if used immediately afar any accident., it prevents the part.iiirniint It is prepared and s',l:l at a.v. 5 4 . eilch box, or bottle, by R. jotinston;•• 4potheeary, No. ts, Gteei:.street, Soho, • L ont tot . • - . . - BY HIS RONfrAt. 1 t.7'IERS PATENT. . j K. SiGNIOND, Surgtori.Dr..lli3t, 13, th, re- IVJ speMfull)! acquaints these, of the - Nobility and Gentry, wiii; have experienced the bellctit resulting front the use of his Dentifrice and L0ti...11 tat Preset Yin"; ;md Beautifying the E and GUMS, that it may be obiained at the follow. mg Places in. Town, viz. At Messrs.Cattie and Lea's, Na. s szi New Bond .street ; Hen try and Son, Ticlibern-street,Goldrit. sqii4e ; Golding, Cornhill ; Cryer, ditto; Watt a,thy mist ' N0:478 Strand; Rowny, Holborn' Hill ; Haze), Surrey street, thiektriars-roAd ; and, for the greiter corivenionee of those residing in the Country,. they may be procured in most of theprincipal Towns throughout th:.! IThitcti Kingdom. Also, his ANODYNE-TIN c rURy., for the cure or thy; Tooth-Ache, awl Tooth Ilrusnosi of various sizes and texture, on the best construction for use. YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHAR.ING-CROS. DR. WILLICR, late- .Ritysician to the • Slxott Antbassacter at the Cottrt . ortirert Rritaitt, awl Author of the Don:1+:411e Ettcyclopatclia, Treatise on Regimen, &.t. &c. approvei and re,:oinnterals to-the ingthe,iii.ite , n4.ittee the Pu bic at' large (au,l thou in particular Mt«) art going •.to the West 11,(ties, America, or.anv other part of the Wt: that may be, or have bun -ithleit to P.s.stilentiar . t.lis , ,,..ie) the Remedy which is. sohi .it tne I.*tOprietor . %; WarehoUs±, N o . 40 , Cipring-ctois, Landoll, to Nevem, atiit C the Yttlow Fever. _ _ • _ _ _ thtt )1106t posSi,tivo testitnoniais from 'rofessionak melt, and pther respettable bvrsona, :ray Ixt sem it) be ha 4, t!,,ratis, at the Wa;,:tiotu , r,. viii h not only drove, Ili Ilk: 'folk:it manner, the cill;acy of this Rettielly in t it it 1A10.,t virks , 1:1:111 Niahtly the Yelinw - r, law also tit i,, easy, anti l'its.:rvr.tr Or Ilettith in a lint 4- .„ cliMate. The abOveinlit)ttahht is sold 1,1 30x0'4, with f u ll I)irettionu (ianCtioncil by Lit ,%V t i.L:eet), in ca-it - of an at tack of an) kiwi or Ptver, ot Ojw Gulc,ierctJur AgJe PC1t,;.41 for T1.54.1ve