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• ~ l NUMBER 3684.1 GREAT NOELTY. - - - AST I,E Y's. Under t h e P atronage of Thcir Iti)yal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York, . r\ N . MONDAY - NtAt; July 9, and every Everlirig.until further notice, wallie presented,` for the 14t time, a new Comic Ballet 4g Adion, co,pposed by Mons.` Gantlet, called. • TOM SIMPLETON. - - . . Principal Characters, Mons, COU kre T, and gons. AlI s E RC E ROT, • i l / 4 4: - WALLACK, Miss DAVIS, Miss ENKINSON, and Mrs. MERCEROT. After which, ist time, a 'post and ( HistoriCal Chinese Speitaele,' with 'extensive and brilliant Scenery, Machine &c , ry,.Dresses, e, which has b ee n some mont h s i n . preparation, called ZINGINA ; Or, THE HEROINE OF CHINA. Principal Characters, Licongtse (Usurper of the Chinese Throne), Nfr. Merce:ot ; Ou-san.quey (Crown C;eneral of the Artn) , ), Mr. La Toile ; T. - ongate (Prince of the Mantehew Tartaro, Mr. Laurent; . Hoavittg (Father to Oti-san.q.lei;,, ,Yfr. r:e castro ; J antka (Inter;or Mantchew Tartar Chief), Air.: Roberts ; Nanko (Inferior Mogul Tartar Chief ) , Mr. Tay - 101.3 'Fiensi (Chinese 14;!rtnit), Mr. Fisher ; toe 1 ipa (titgh Priest of the Tartars), Mr. Povnton ; C rand Lunt (High Priescof the Chi nese ) , Mr. 'Martini Tomq , 0 (a, Black Eunuch), Mr. tionlangei cr i nk o (faithful Black. Slave to Iloaving), Mr lohnu to ; ; an d Ui ipn (W r Mandarins); Messrs Dickinson od Yanks ; Tartar Cou. Tier, Mr. larks; anti Chinese Courier, Mt. J. , Dubr , ii , Tongt se (I n f ant Son of Pu-san-quet and Zingin,9, ;slier; Pnneipai Dancers, hladatit *Mercer o t, .Miss kinson, Miss Davis, and Mon-. Mercerot. And Zingitia (the Heroine of Mrs. AST L EY, • • (Being her first appearance in this Theatre.) Priests of t:'e Lama. Soldiers, Attendants, Couriers ; Matitchioners,everartorSdtc., Mogul Tarwrs, Chinese Tigre Men, cices' s The Songs; Chorusses,. and Speetacle. written by Mr. Cecil Pitt . The Dances arranged Lind produced by Mons Mercerot. The Overture and NI usic entnpwed anti adapter; by ;vlr,Law. rence.—The Dresses by Messrs, Bishop, executed ht Rex(. man and Po,ter Th e Banners and PropeiiTes by Messrs. Roberts and Bradwel L —Vac whole of the Scenery ti4sig.o,d by Mr. Grieve, and Williatrts, him, Messrs. Smith, Clark, Lupina, anti Assistants. The Spedacle comprised and produced by . Mr. Astley, jun. . To conclude with a Grand Chin.ese Nallet. • - EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES 1. . v Mr. f tVkitIES and in the cou rse o f the Mr.PO RT jLA. 0 HANNOT will sing a new Song, written by Mt. Uptun, and compose 4 by Mr. . Lawrence. Called " Ckeap Living, or Mr. Walkur, the Dinner Hunter." Also an entire new Stinti..:n. be sun. , by Mrs. Ua:RRE"' written and composed b y Mr Ciecil Pitt, called " land's Glory." SU:UR .SAXONI's ELEVATED TIGHT-ROI•E • DANCING, • ' , LOeing positively the last Week hut One , his EggiiKvnicin.) Ike whole to COMlude with (;7tl! Oulu) the Vvpularyatito. mink: of .11 0 N , IFAISO; Or, HARLEQUIN KING of . EPIRIIS. Harlequin, Mr. TA YI. )ft i C unbme Mr 3. WYBRI . AV And c.own. NI,. I.AciANT. ' •; Dyors 40 be openal -1 , , 4 Five, to begin at ki4f past' Six o'CioL.k. }loxes 4s. Secgrid Pric Zs. -['it as. Sectnid Price ts.- 7 - G4ltery is. Secoatt rtit.c 64. Second Price to ‘umaletwe At Half.past Ei4ltt o'clock precisely. Places to betaken of Mrs,, Connell, at the Bolt-offtee• Westminster-Bridge, from Ten ttji Thine o'clock. *; 4 The Public is . respeafully informA . the entire New Grand Speitacle at JOHANNA of SURINAM, having been received with the greatea marks of approiation, by a brilliant and owl flowing Audience, will be repeated This. and.evyry E c'ning till further votice, with the piescot popuistr Enteitainments now performing, with univoul Applabation_ NEW GRAND SPECTACLE. • ROYAL CIRCUS.: ? THIS - PRESEN EVENING; july , 7, .18,34., , Mr. FOX. will ,perform on • TIGHT. WIRE, . • .• . After which will be present e d a Grand Disjahly HORSEMANSHIP, In which the Intrepid irestrian will particularly exert • himself: And after wbieh will be performed, sth time,, an entire ilew, National anri Historical Sped:tele, with entire: new Scenery (from original lira ings taktta on, the spots; ..intl• new Dresses, corresponding- witli.the Costume of the Coun tr y, sailed JOHANNA OF SURINAM,. C.}l ARACTI9iti. Duren. Governor Fanwood, Mr. HELME ; Aid.de-Carrtp, Mr DEI :,110R E ; Sea' Captain. NII SFLErWOOD ; Somersdyke ( a rich Plaint:: awl Owner of the beautiful Slave tobanna), Mr. MALE ; • Privates sf Col. Fon wand's Corps, Mess.Harris,Tntsler,&c. Planters' Wiyes, MN. M'CartneY,,&c. - Free Negroes, Sic. in the . Dutch Service —(; taman QuasYl (Distributor af A mulcts, or Charms), Mrs, Williams; Coromantyn Rangers---Mr, Mr. Ruse, Mrs.l3etts, Mr. TerraiL Mr. HuMplireys. ' Negro Boys, Masters Blackmail; &c. And Captain Steadman (a British OlfiLer, who, from his at-. -attachment to foltalina,eo;flinues in the Dural Service dor. ing Pie ace With his Native Country, but resigns his C om - TERTON min on the first intelligeacc.ot Hostilities), Mr. BET !Into cirl4, 8:c. Metsdamcs lames and Betts, Misusage., ,pa And Quaderoons, Mrs. Bar Cilort lett, Missea C oom b e i , White, and M ii , itori. NaTivas, Baron (a desperate Negro Rebel, chief of a marauding Ban ditti). Mr. BR AMUR y. loth Coeur (his Second in'Command) Mr. RIDGEWAY. liiis.:Banditti, Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. horst, Mr. M 'D onald, Mr. Cuertan lam • es,. Mr. Broad. Mr Belcher, Mr. tl'Kene, and Mr. Faster. • )ohnny (tlte *, l n rant , Son of Stearbsian and Johanna), 'Miss L Err) N And Johanna (esteemed the most bedutiful Mulatto an the Ishand), Miss SEARLE. .. Officers, Messrs. FO k A l ~Rtrr . 1., ‘K. F.N E, and m nrYNA I.D. ~ ....S °ld ierso Seamen, &c, Mess. A Lpt:RTON, K f EMP, tec. he tY hole to 'concl tide with t favourite Comm Pantomime, `al led _____. C Y .131.4 - .. LE ; ' s , Called HA Rt.Esztili' s ur)tlit. _ A Ballet, A Tait: Of a Tub, will be perthrmed far the first tune, with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Deco. ration. NOVELTV l/NT DRESS. rAMILIES 'itt MOth2N iNG are respeetintiV .. A.' informed, that RORINSON• has 'wroth:teed- an entire li N eWs Arkie tur,.Fttli Nlburning, cornbioing the Oka of a natiweE, l with tl tigittness and softlit . ss of the finebt hius 'in, aoCii to, which, the ildttlre of 'U M S mo Kithra- does nut adroit :my ay peat - atter; of tiiiiibliii,; or creasio,r, as in other ar ti,lL:s. It obinsul i also beins le.. k ye to at q ~4int Lailier:of Fashion, that he receives (laity from his :44oul.iaory, hew things in ll.is 1 , 1,,iii and ligitteit seli.orlhary Mahan Sar;,,iets, Italian Altilinis, I intot±ral Nett 3, Union ' ' Poplins, ROYai Lustre,,,,,s' A'`, c;. 4, whti:li have tawt with stteit high aild,nistirlauisix!4 40 proLiation. . L. 13. 11, t has' just fini3heii a yatiety of his Sarsnet Cate_ • ``,". so till cit ..firttred for Aluitio; anti Travelling Vreo4ts • '`0...1:, 11, :iiriett:1-strect t Covent-r,-;aiden. ' PP' T To the Independent ELECTORS of the BOROUGH Of AYLESBURY, and FREEHOLDERS of the HUN DREDS thereunto belonging.- GINTLENIZN, 'AN 1 itl'i , )us Report having been circulated that I am still in Parliament, and that my presenthCanvass is not serious, hut intended only . to obtain a knowledge of your sentiments for a future occasion (although I trust you will give me credit tbr not acting front such unworthy mo tives), I feel it my duty to acquaint you, that I have accept ed the Stewardship ,of the Chiltern. Hundreds, which has vacated my Seat in Parliament. - I beg leave also :to state my firm oonvielion, that by the exertions of my Friends, I have already r e cei ve d su fficient assurances.olsupporti to give 'ma decided majority on the • Poll. :I beg to express my acknowledgments for those exec thins, and earnestly request a continuance thereof, which cannot tali to confirm and establish thc event in my favour. f have the F.onour to be, with greaftruth, , - Your obliged and humble Servant WILLIAM CAVENDISH. • The Returning Officers having fixed Friday next for hold- IN the Eleetion i I earnestly request the favour ofl our eat :nt.:zukrit4 01...thai.day.----Lattnter's ; fuly sth, SOCIETY FOICTIIE DISCHARGE AND - RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED Fi)R SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, .lolY 4, 180 4. ENEF,ACTIONs since the. Last REPORT, . D aught Hon. the Earl of Roinuev, President A. C. 5 s 0 .Riot Hon—Earl Radnor, V. P. - - A. $5 • Righ t Hon. Viscount MarSbarn - ' - A. - ;. -5 • V I,..e.A.dtnintl K3inier ~. . • A. 5 3 0,. Sr - Archibald Etimotiston, Bart. . A. 2 2 0 `l E ames Allen Park, Esq. . - . A. a 1 o van Law, Esq.. pa Herries and Co. - A. 3 3 o Ilarie ' Farqua.n and Co. per Sec. . A. 2 2 o Robgr,Herrrs, Esq. per do - .. A. 22 o W. Writ., Esq. per do. - - A. 2 2 0 kobetr Winter, tun. Es q. . per do. .. A. t t o %V tn. Brewster. Esti . pfr do. .. A. 2 2 o Vlr. lon. Smith Wells', perdu. - - A. i t o Mr. Fryer - .• 1 I a Messrs.. : ' 1 1 a ngi is, ,pc r Treasurer - A. 2 2 0 Mr. Tnonias Line A. 2 2 o Tite.Fion. Lady Bath, per Mess. Hammersleys A. s S .o MIL AtiVele ,- , - - A. 2 o o Mr:. iirto.ooo, tan Benet: per Treasurer -A. 22 • c>. Si..a, Laity . • - 19 12 „o A. x I'. - - - lo 0 0 A. 1-4,ty . . .. - C. M. pct . Messrs liammersleys - 2 2 • It X. per FlUi4iCi, ti. 2S. X. Y. per do. 51. ss. . 7 7 0 1 ,, .. i'..au,. Al. s. Mr. He.arndea (rsotit) IS. - r 3 a Received :(4 a. Hook. - - o b . Discharsedandrelieved from various Priso ns , 4 98 19 Depts.,rs, for th e 'Sum 'ist . 2 53 1 9 coosiuerect the i;•aes of p Petitioners. approved 44. Referred for Char.iclers 6 Petitions, and rejened 2. • Benefactrons ore received by James Neild, Esq. the .Trea— surer, Cneyn-witik, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, , and Co. St. lames's-street ; Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; .Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombard -street; MesSrs. Biddelpit, Cocks. and Ridge, Charing-cross ;. Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, {nthill; Messrs., Harionr.ii,:ys I;%letrirs. Vere,.l..ucadou, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street;: Messrs. Grildneys, St. James's. &treet ; and by tite'Secretaiy, No. 7, Craven. street, Strand, w nevi- toe Books may he seen by those who are inelined to 'support tins Charity, and where the Society will meet uu the first Wednesday August. I N A7LION, 01 the White Harty Chip ping Norton, Oxtbrdshire, begs leave to inform his Friends• and the Public in general, that he means to ti3rward those . Ladies and Gentlemen, who may honour hint with their la. iours at the soma rate, and Miles, same numbe r of es, as on the o ther Road, and will be answerable, with the same ex pedition. N. R. Chipping Norton is one Stage from WooLlstmk, on the Great Western,. Birningliam, and Worcester Roads. YE: LOW FEVER, No. 40 , CHARI NG-CROSS. DR. WiLIACH, hie Physician to the S ',con Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopaedi a , T reat i se ' oh Regimen, &e. &c. &c. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at'large (and those in particular who are going to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the Woild, that ruarbe, or have been :subjed to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse., No. 4-, Charing-cross, London, to Prevent and Cure. the Yellow Fever. ,'The most possitive • testimonials frem professional men, aad other respectable persons, may be seen iii pamphlets, to be•harl, gratis, at the - Warehouse, which not only prove, in the fullest manner, the efficacy of this Remedy in that mast dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever, but also that it is an easy, save, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot climate. 'Clic; atm , : invaluable Article is sold in - Boxes, with Nil Direttii►ns (sanctioned by Dr. Wtta.ten), in case of an at. tack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person, for Twelve Months. • • Extraordinary E Weds of Dr. J A M ES's F EVE R POWDER. "r HE, very great Efficacy f , i• this NC-ilk - int , in th e ..i. Intim nza ,•)f last year is too recent to be forgotten; but it was nost'singular when taken on" the . first attack, ter in those cases, 01, here the Fever was allowed t ,, gain ground and mage-theConSiiiutino, before the Powder was resorted to, •tl trie. Disorder became obstinate, protra ed, and st.rneti mes fatal. Upon all occasions this Medicine Should be given at the;co.nmen‘ement of a Fever, Of whatever kind" f or If i t b e not'aufticient of itself to efPa cure, it is the hest Prepara five for the Bark, and other remedies which the symptoms retrire; but - 2:; the genuine Powder has been often known to,- testore the l'attmt, after its substitutes and every other febri fuge have fiatled, it ought,asven in the last extremity. to be tried. Great benefits have been derived twin - the Powder, when taken every night as an Alterative, in disorders` thought . beyond the reach of medicine; and from a communication train the Rev. Mr. Singletonitarpur, of Dublin, there is reason to believe that it may be used In this manner with suc etas -in the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Bram. For Col ls, Measles, Rileumatisms, and all Inflanunations and Obitruclions of the Lungs, Bowels, Isc. no Medicine is s o proper.. - • • • Sold' only by F. Newbery and SOnt, No. 4s, St. PanPs Churcli-yard.ia few Doors from Gheapsule). London; and at Dr: rzinte.s's late House, in Bruton-street; in Packets, price as. gel. each, Duty included, or in Bottles containing twelve Packers, price 245, as rnade,up for the Army and Navy. ' N. 11. None•canbe genuine that have not the wools 4 4 F . Newhery. No. 45', St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps. DR. NORRIS's DROPS, HEALTH being the most invaluahle of h uman L. 1, enjoyments, I t i s a diity - we ewe .pddiety, to iontrl. bute shin our power to preserving so great a blessing. in the public attention to these truly excellent. DrePs, a pleasing confidence arises, that a Medicine proved by t h e ex . p rience of mote than Italla Century, wilt excite the sand. ed to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, tor, thlugh as a specific in every Species of "Fever, they . stand on. rivalled' it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to :summer.heats and warm climates, that their salutary influ ence prevail almost beyond the limits of belief they not only check putrescence in every stage, but recal vital powereven - ie the moment of expected- dissolution I liy . supporting insensible perspiration, they remove obstructions in the system produeliveof Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, with va. Oats other. Complaints : •in the Asthma; Colds, Coughs, and beginning Consumptions, they will be foitiot equally be neficial- The-Fancily Bottle, 221. (Duty iticltided) is only House, he had at th e Doaor's ouse, 24, Lower Brook. street, Grosvenor-square, where Books of Cures-are deliver ed gratis, and, orders for exportation executed„ Sold in smaller Bottles at i is. and la. ed. wholesale and retail. by°Bacon and, Co. No. iso, Oxford -street. RetailerP by all orter.Venders of Medicuie. A Certificate, signed by the Piopfictors, ix attached. to each p(tic. • SUN. SA lURDA Y, Juty 7, 1804. TRANSPORT OFFICE, 7sefy 6, 1804. WHEREAS ,the FOUR FRENCH PRISON. ERS of. WAR, waned, and described_ at Fit here of, BROKE THEIR . PAROLE, and effraed their ESCAPE from LEEK, in Staffnelsbire, on or about the 25th of last month, tho. Commissioners for the.Trantport Service and for the Care and Custody of Priso.ier4 of War, do hereby offer a REWARD of FIVE GUINEAS for he appiebeissior of :web of the said Psi savers, to he paid upon their belvk delivered at this Office, at either of the Dep6::'.l4- Prisoners of War, or otherwise lodged in any of Hi: Majesty's Gaols, 7. P. 7UGLAR, 1111,ithitmaa of the Dart, to year, of ogr, 6 Ire, high, da , i brown o.air, pitted wry meth with the Jmall rex, arid tvore very large whiikers, _ . Itlidibijmutt of L'Pervitr, tg part agt, 5 fee/ 6 inctii;s high, dark Grata,' Bair, hazel tyet, lurk c;,,n_ pkxhiff. ALEXR. DU.VOU L IN, Mitishipotale of Le Mout', 7.lyears ofage, s feet 6 i»ehrs higb, brown hair, hazel (yes, fair cm- R. It.CUARD , Midtbirman of La . Cre4e, tR years of age, 5 Jeri 6 Inc*: 810, did hair, manly complexion, blotched f:tc4. .VICTUALLING OFFICE, • Yfres 3, tgo4. T HE fISSIONE RS for PICIti ALLING Kit 2 1 1,1YES1'Y's N,lP}' du hereby give Notice. tha t 011 Afondgy new, tbe 916 ivrtant, they tevill he ready to realty Tenders, is writing (tcaied ur) and tr, , at far Fill. TEAM fitTiVIRED S ACgS of J;/I,N-DRIED HOCISIT. ,HOLD FLOUR, he delivered in Saar, into His Majesty': Platealling Stores at Deptford, in, the space of a fort,ight, dY veal", pr:porth - nt "ald for °NFL 11 NDR ED TONS of MLANVOP.4:IO SUGeIR, to be antlutrablt to‘Santrlit to he pm. dueed with the Tendert and to be delivered intemediately into the State: *road: the mode of payment to he by Bill,, poahle with isterest, itimeEy dayt after date. The Celle Haas of for Contrails; may Iv nes 0 tke'Sterdasytt Office. • No regard col!' de h4d to a' render in avbkh the Price shall not be Ins e r;ed in worm 41 length, or that shall not he delivereido the Boyd before One 4 1 Clock: an the Jail tlf , :ndqy next, ;be dth but, nor sin Vis the Pi•rte'n who makes the Tender, G tome Person on his kthirtf,altemist to 4artsder tarts toile .kr. VICTUALLING OFFICE, 3rtly 6, 1804. T"IIE CO 11MISSIONERS.for PICTUALLIA,V " IL frit .IL-I,7ESTY's N4PY d.t hereby give Notice, that ox Friday next, the t3th inst. thry will he ready to receive Tendert ittvritiftg (tealed up) and math , ONE HUNDRED TONS ff MOLASSES, to he delivered immediate?). bac the Stow at Deptford, and to he paid for by Biilt , payahle, in-. teresi, Nino days after date. The Conifitions of the Contraet may he teen at the Secretwy'z Office. No regard will he had to any Tender In which tie Price ihtll not he inserted in word: at length, or that :ball net 6r delivered to the Board before ON, &Mei on the said Fridqy next, tie 13th inft, nor slaw the Perion who make: ihe Tender, or tome Person on hle . hetall, attend's, to answer when eallid fcr, OFF1C1: OF ORIMeiNCII; 2716 .Ylnfep 1804. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of His Mel. 7.Esrr, ORDNANCE do berebi give Notice, that Proposals will rit received at their Office, in Sr. .4f,srg4res„shres, if'eslosisszter, on or &fore Thurdv the szth If ".t6 from tech Perions - at may h willing to - afritertake the Supply , LEA nua SLIPPERS, for • the Servics 'of this Department, agreeably 'to Patterns, which my be seen apON applhation to the Chief Crfk, in the Ilanoteralde Pristripa,SPrekreper's Office, at rho Tourer, Flail?). Particulars, earlier .witb the Terme aid Condition: of ebe Coletp 4 a, m i ry be 'Mown, at the Secretary': Mei, Margaret,etreet, any day . hettyeta tle leimre of .71, and flue: -,te.liere- the Proposal.- are .io fie :feliver*A seeded .1 1 and inielra` an 4 , 6: okiefdr Proposals rot the Supply, of:Leath. Stipilers for the Or\ inance Service ;" ina ra Propotal can to 9 41. Ina afirr thi subivej 714. of the Raga, 4. IL CRI/f; fpnicit EAST 11VDMIitgiSE, fitly 9, tBO4. T I HE couRroIDIRECTriPS of the UN! rA D L COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND traerst ; to tit East Indies, do 6ereby give Moller, That the Transfer Books of the said Citinpany's Stork noill le shut on Tweaor the stb of .7rune next; at Two o'C4sk, and opened again on Thoiselay the 194 of ynty Allowing% ,4nd that ti'v Dividend Mt-rants on the taid Stock, dare the 5 14 jwjy,will hr ready to he delivered on &ado, the loth ,y„l next., WILLI/11W RAMSAY, St.c. RiCHARDSON. • - This Day was published, In Sit elegaht - Voliv.ies, thick Post tletavo, price II ss. in boards, - titttbelli,i: It with Portraits, by . earoline WAN aon, with ~o iloAreti Engravine,s,- representing. many braced Characters, with ac S.imilies„ &c. &c.. THE LIFE and ENTIRE CORRESPON. , DENCE of SAMUEL RICHARDSO",* Aothorof Sir Charles t; randison Clarissa, Ptuncla,tice. now tine pub lished by his Cr raitd.ciiildren. The CO 12 ESPON DE NCE consists of Letters between Richardson an.l man) eminent. Persons of his time. The whole was prepared and arranged by himself for. the Pr , ss previously to his death in i76i, and bequeit!.eit to On; Daughters, on the condition that it should not be puotouled in their life.time. The recent decease o!." his last-surviving Daughter, Mrs. Anne Richardson, of itratfonl...in Suffolk; having removed the force of that inju naion.the entire Papers of this,etninent Writer are now given to the W‘voll. The r PEE has been compiled from atitirritii ',tot ?rev:, by Mrs. BARBA U Li), who has superintended the Publica. tion. Printed for Richard Phillips, Na. 74 St... Paul's Chuich. yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The I.ETTr:RS ,11,1 ether WORKS 'of LADY. NI AR Y WORTLEY AlW.i'rAti t,I, published from her Original Papers, in possess:on .br her Citrandson, the Marquis or Bute, in five unall vols. price ass. or on poistpaper, price .403. boards. • • • ,KOTZEBUE IN PARIS.% In a few thys Will be published, in Three handsome Vo. lumen,' small OelAvo, price iss. in boards, *filithfidly translated from the German, "TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARTS, , i,, the Spring of the present-Year (ISO 4) v with`ketches of the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion, and with original Anecdotes of eminent Characters in the French Metruprili4. , •• • '. By AUGUSTUS VON KO'PZEBUE, Author of the Swagger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, atc. &T. . - -- -. , . Modern Paris has been ably pourtrayed by lini,:ro:t, Ciirr, and others'; but it will be universally telt, that Ow Poi . tr. it t of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebue is err ally entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Gormany ha ve ben tin great, that two very large Editions were sold ils a r.rtniAlit. The Work has, inorooya, the particular cl a i m to iiwicr in England, that it has been !. , , , ritteii within t h e - p resent ye ir, and at 3 rime when Eng_lisiiiiien have been proveni.d, t,y ~.0 . laical .;Itcurnstances, from undertaking a similarperform ance. p r i mc d f or Rich. Phillips , O. 71, St. P21.11'15 Chnrcli yard. may he had, the NA RR ATIVE or KO TZ E. 81./E's..E.Xl Li. into SIBERIA, in Three vols. price tar. in boards. THE, WATERING +'t ACES for r... 204. This bay %vas published, price I2S. in boards, ;s. half, bound, or 13i. 64. in calf, gilt. in one very thick and closely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Scventy Maps and Views, • .0.1 I.)P. to all the, WATERING and iEA-BATHING, PLACES in ENGLAND and W A LES. for 1804, consisting of imitate and eir, -, iinstantial, Descriptions of every Pi - Ace of fashion:iota resort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs, Mtn an Itinerary Pith,: Roads to ant frorn each Place. 'By th&EDITOR of the PI PTUIt E cif -LONDON; • This Wort is $o well known; and has hen so universally approved 6f - tot its - Lornpleteriess and Accuracy, further Description'of its Contents, or Observations o •its Merits'and Utility; Would be supeifluous. Printed for RiChard Philips, No. •7t, St. l i taui's Church.' yard, and V/ be had of all Bool:StilCal, j'brt i cularly iilon who reside at thi*respe - elive Sea-bathi n i g :.,nd Watering P ta,:rs. Of whonl may also he had; • The name nr. London, for 1804, by the same Editor, price bound in ted. MALTA. , . , • On ThursAly next, Ittly 12, will be published, Elegantly printed, in Three Volumes Q, , lattrY, ' pike 41, 4S, in boards, or with the Mripan Canvas 311:1 Rollers, 41. los. A NCIENT atd MODERN MALTA': con taming a I)escription of the Cities and • Patti or that Island; its Climate. Soil, and natural Produekdrie ;. count of the dittr.ztst Governments to Which i t h b , ;:eil sub. , jetted the Monuments olAtitiqulty it contains; its Trade and. Finances 4$ also the History of the Kts4;tizs,ol St.johti of ferusalem, &Om their fit Establishment in Malta to the Beginning of the nineteenth Century ; ,with a particular Ac,. count or the Events , ' hick' preceded 'ant attended the Cap. tura of the. Island by the retch, and its Reduetion by the English. By LOUIS DE norsGELIN, Knight ,if Malta. Illustrated with a birdis•ere Viesv and Chart of NI dta, Goaa, and the adjacent islands, 5 t inches byy az, pointing out the Military posts, Villages, River*' Aqueducts, &c. Sec. on those Islands, and the aecessihleandinactsusible exirsof the Coasts ; together with the Si..tildlagp, round Inv whnie ; n.ith the Arselmv.ige'anit Depth of ta ster to the :wryer& ; and 2t Pfaie N , consisting principally of views of the Har bour, Port, and*Fortitications, at the City of La Vallet t e the City of Messina, in Sicily, Portraits, Anti ques, &c. , Pnnted foe C and I. Robinson, PateVnoster. rum. This Day way published, Price 3s. 64. sewed, T i fiE OPPORTUNITY ; or, R,aanp t ran . imint.liate ALLIANCE with ST. DOMINGO, (by the ft tabor of it he Crisi s o f th e S ugar C olonies). Printed tin , J. Hatchard, No. 19., Piccadilly; of whom may be had, price 25. • ist, Observati , uls anti' ItelieCtions on. the St4te of Ireland, respectfully submitted to the tonsitieration of the British 114- lion, by ltuhert, Ste 1m Tighe E sq. 14, — Cite hishionable IVoAti Displayed, by Thevbifes ChristiAn, Esti; neatly printeclin Sly°. price 3s. IP:my/4. lust Impnrted from I.EIPAIC, by. Payne AntVklarkinltty, (Succegsors to Nit: Eloulz.y), Na. SI, 'Straad, D• VIRGMIT.IS MARCO V•lietace Leetiolies et • PerpettoriEnwatione I ittlstratcic ,i; Ft R. GOTTL. 14E NE. Edith) Tertia. btnrir Curio Ernentiata et Anela. In 4vois. Bro. on fine Paper, prico 31. Tile same on riot. I'4per, price al. Bs. in boards. I F there enald ht any further evidence nigNitul tn demonstrate the untivilled excellence or C /11 N Ges Patent WORM I.OZENGI3; it would hi ungticqinnat)ly established by it late calculattoit, as , :ert4ins } V".I a/Vivi; 1141 r 1111111011 or persons Itavv bexti restored to goi.,4' !wet tit, by the ttsc~ this invalnaole Medicine, when, the most erntnettt Ph) sicians and Aitothecarteu have titttytaled success, AS Opening P hYS)*: 4t this seasom, they hre.ttipvi.: to every other Medico - le. Sold witotesale, Kt Ching And Plu:t. lees, N o , 4, clicattocle, conicr of PA ttancoster.. row ;• and. je... trait by'inast Itn6kselters qnd Medieine Yowlers, in bv‘44, at G:. and. 26. 941.4"' N . l . '1 • ;1 ‘ % - •.• • • •••.: .I". \ 1, ti..-/P (I 't • ,I • 4 0 40.- • - IY, 44 .11 k akl,v NAVY OPP ICE, 28th Ylott, tgo4. POOR KNI GILTS OF WINDSOR. NE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and Ms - INNERS of lIIS IW.47ESTY's NA PY do hereby give Notice to such LIEUTENANTS fit' Ills' ilajesty's N.irty'as are desirous of h;.ing recommended for the Afpointstsintof K NICHT OF WINDSOR, under thi Will oft& late Samuel Tra den. Esq, that they must apply at this ()fee on or before the 2oth 7414. 'a.bear thre; , will be 1 n tiled of the sufture of the Certificates' and Testimonials which are required, to ibex that they tome within the meaning of the said 0.111, nvhich expresses, that they " are "_lobe superannuated or disabled Lieutenants of English Men of " Mir," and shall he "Single Men, Ivithota Children, i nc li ne ,' " to lead a virtuous, :tabus, and devout life, to be'rentolnd if " they give occasion fir scandal." NAVY OFFICE. 7 , 4 r i B O4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' and COM. MISS lONERS q . HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on THURSDAY, the Igth of this Month, they wilt 6e ready to receive Tenth,: front :nth Persons at may br nuilling to dellper at His illajny's'several Yards PITCH PINE LOGS, from t 2 to 18 inches :gnaw, and front 20 to 45 feet long, to he imported fiwn Novo Carolina. The Timber ntrlt he die 4guare, and pad of it must he delivered r.;it Year, and the remainder, in the next ynr. ?ceder will he recelVed offer Twelve o'Clock on the above day, nor any noticed, unless the Pally, at ON Agent fir him attends.