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-I,lll.maß 5670-.), S HAK SP EAR E LoTTERY. - MESSRS. BOYDELL b eg leave to acquaint "FriendS in particular, ?tan the Tickets Tor the SIIIKSPEARE LOTTERY, r te Three - Guine as ., . w i t h S chemes of the said Lottery', are .I)tiAr ready .for delivery, at the, Shakespeare Gallery, -Mall • at Messrs. BoydclPs, No: 9 Q , Cheapside ; and at all the Licensed Lottery•Otficesin Great Britain aixt Ireland.- MICROSCOPES libk THE POCKET. Their , Portability a n d i mprove d C onstru Et ion render-them that pie most useful and cheap I ustrutnents ever offered to those, iniined to studYlsiattiral History. To be had 'Only ' ' uc ki •the m a k er , B anc k s, N0.A40, Strand, nearly opposite ntitattr-str.ect: ' • BANKS OF ..THE THAMES. TO BE .the 'first of . May next . , a' )4ing HOUSE, •tit rel . ?' the receptioii-of a Large 'Fami ly. Sti lton' r' Homes„Homes„with Coach-houses, thirteen ,rFor i).irW;ulars incliiire of Kenney, Perfumer, No. za, • .) a iiSt 011.;Streti, Port Ma I i-sq Wire: • . • TO BE SO LD BY prtivATE coNTRAcT. T HA is " ell k"" . n Mu , ': - 1.• Siti)s-mtiai i' i(E.E. , •HOLD BUICK itousE,,wciiti: white-washed, Iliden and collve*".. rient Oth..e., in Wcst-street; Chichester, lohn Lonzley, k. ci. ~.,-.vi , for the 1 - i the Property of tLs den,e ut .1 ..t;tite.er 1 , irilY I. . .. . painted an 1 Ice washed, suited Chri:Letters diretted t.)ost paid, ;o il Nfr"..R. LongleY, No. 3, ,stopher-'stre,l, Fi nsbury.square; or Mg: .I'. L '"*Y l re'ir. it:"Aiitry%cinrch, e,4ntirid g e, will be attended to. _ -----.. • TO BE SO-LD B.\' 7 PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANear the F. !even Mile Stone oh the Edgeware Road, _ M°S 1-.6114/le FRV:EI-101,D RESIDENCE, consistin g - of t good FAMILY HOUSE, a COT.: P ...'.; E ad iPining, that might be ,converted . to many usetul cont ur “-poses, Gard‘is a,ici_ twri. small Padclocics; the wh o l e at in three Acre s , being an eligible Retre at f or a Gentle ' titan, or which, with some additidnal Building, might be 'nail e a complete Hunting Reiidence. : F or further p at ticulars apply to- Messrs. Kent and Mears Cliftiird's I nn. - - ' :,---- MONEY RE. DY 'lb ADVANCE. \ViiiE),RrieEiAceSyetrynanjea.tLapdiceusn-i.,V inconvenience e f x o ; want of knowing some -respectable channel through whose Sumsy may be accommodated with temporary or. per:lla- Dent -of Mony, Messrs. Harris and Co. at their An nuity 1 .34n,k, •N. 5, Suifolt:- - street, • Charitlg-Coss, respzdt fully inform the NobAity and—Centry in possession of Incomes arising from : ,F.reehold, - Co Bold ,or Leasehold .:states, in Land or Houses, Money in the cent Charges,--111arriage' Settlements, -Wiaows' - jointues .Ari intities,- Patent Places, Church I,,lviup, or any certain Incorrie'foi. Life' be supplied with' Stubs of Money.to any, :amount,. ,'may.,ypyig ,an adrzquate unnity Interest for ttie satin:, t-deeinable 'any time at their Otiril option ...Personal application; will be reFeivecl-every.clay till Three, • ‘'Clock; and Letters ffortt COrrespciddents. in- TOwn • or Country (post-paid) Will be inunediately answered. ..--.............___________ ARONIATre SPIRIT-.OF VIislEaAR. THE origum!, ~ inventor af This- Pt-2,•.,-.Tjtj'-in :(Mr' .. , . : Henry ; of Njanchester, w!:o 'first otrercd the Aromatic ,- eir.t of Vinegar t'or general. Sale about fifteen yeirs ago) finds 1,.t nccessary to caution ,the Public against the variety of spu . ~ ; ions I initatin4; Which are Old, under that "Nlime;by Drug 12sottis and 'l,...rtumers, throughout .the Aletropolis, and :in .v,os.ptry Towhs. - The more 'efli. , Aually to guard against 1 mi ,. .11 „,T,(4%.ticrbs:Tchaser.„; of the Aratnatic.- Vinegar are" re -I"'ravel t. t ° ,., ~,, that o n the Stamp of each Bottle aTesen ,_ _ Y periu,s,iun) the words"" 'Thomas and 'Witham ' nrY. Nla , i' ` "e 'k l / 4 :r.' to L .:, , '' - i ,- v - !licit is a . .13.i-:-d fe 1011Y ; and that Mv!sir's *ls \'"• ' '\' ' ' - ''‘‘i 6 13iev, Cocks`p.iii--str,et, • - Viilring,-cross,-.l;etile o , 4 :l': i r 'l tited V.einlas in LOlidOils, 14ii'whe re the r.hnitie Vinci.; ; j}- ne h ,d, XV tioLsale and Re . in liottles•at iS, ;1.. 4 ? I .`` Y .l - ~,t-tenry'S calcined httg esia, in Bottles, • 9 ea' ' A .. I G ro und Stop pers, , 4 , each, Stamm 6 t and larger, vs,iti ---_________ Duties in.:hided. - - - MR. BLAIR , . Dr's; HI, res:v.tiulk ini.)flip : his ci I. th us Fie n and the 1) , ,.d1c, frilli thir .. frequent quiries, at he hppointed the tollownig }louses in London 01" .411 S he h ini l'o.,tlt- l i ow'iler and Brushes v S . Berry, IV hole 'Pie Perlitmer, Ni) 17.. Creek -street, - Soho ware ; Y. " ki illg, i'cr.tinier to li e r M.ijeity, Coriinill ; Messr s . 44 Viendrie and "Sons ; N1, , :.,, i . 5 . Tri on i t s West,. and Co."- and Y li„kewi.,:e be !lad i n every principal Town in Great BA_ tal" . • in t(;)CeS, .3h.d..edell. ' Mr . Blair bt:T , leAue to notice, that, from .many years ex 'rte i:e he ci.;•; .-isure his Friends and the Pilblic . , that his 30 t.). ly A -.kr arid .B • usnes will be toimd (on trial) pleasant and ne . flatters himself chat he shall acnrre aTht, c i, ~,epute amongst the I tihnitants of the Great Me q tlo- Vel , ', as ate Itith a treacly obtained in a large Provincial Circle. Cl.:'.ster, 'Miy3i; lio4. • 14 Ii EUMAIISNIS Paistes a;ui ' Gouty Affec. , , iik ~ tides,-with their usual concomitints, Spasm, or fly .sh; Pains,, Flatitkncy," Indigestion, _and .general Debility , loriginatin r , in whatever source), are 'relieved and freciiiently tired by WHIT El-1 E A D's ESSENCE. of MUSTARD . . ri LES, a f t e r every other riteans had Ciiled. 4 The.ILUR) ,I.;SSENCE of MUSTARD (used with t h e P ills in those Comptaints where necessary), is p er h aps the in , st active, pt, netratiniz and etle6tual Remedy in t h e world, curi:ig the severest Sl'ltiAl N'S and ll it UIS F.S, in l ess t h an ilif the time usually taken by, 0 podeldock;.A rquebusade, or auY other Liniment or Fmbrca,tion ; audit - used inunediately alter any acc'creut; it pre vents the part turning }Slack. R. .It is prepared and sold at Is. gd. each box or bottle, by ", lohnston Apothecary, No. 15 Greek-Stieet, Soho, '....->ncton 1 ) ,--....._ lc* iit-rs, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, -HEAD, .THE . OR SIDE. P ' ffic "cY .of CHli.‘G's Patent Wottn-Dz. stroyit,g,Loze tensive tri a l nges has stood the , . test of ten - years ,eixd , and, by its in:tins - 1e value alone, has: repel e tivdr.darts of inviditius citi" artful attacks 9t envious .i'i'vlialls aril it bid defianee to all the thousands in private lite- • adde'd •..' honourable and volun experience of many try testimonies of the!Rivh Honeth _ 0 _ L id Chief Baron, the Light 1104. Lord Bishop a Carlisle, together with that of several Noble en, and rnany - Noble adies of high rank and s:llareicie,r who are in the constant habit of using this in_ 'useluable Famtly Medicine, and by their perseverance •in its a tio ri (Yen more strongly than by their powerful recornMend.; k w , , give eglebrity to its virtue, and cotroboratelheir 407- ilkciurable. and public,apinion of its unrivalled excellence, .. oti °PeninePhysic on all oc'casions, it is superior to ever i ti Ter irleclicine4 Suld Whole.sal e - and Retail at _C;hing and (Ill e''s, NQ. a l ters uil be most. Booksellers awl N , ~ 4,sic L a , ' -4enictneVe in Boxe' t - s 61. and zs. gcl. cad,. s at ) . • . IrTLER, I \4 - (;: '4. dheApsile, I .13g illSt re -7,, ceived- a large 'supply of DI XON's celebrated AN -4 !BILIOUS P 1 1. LS, prepared by Mt Dixon, A pothe- PAtit4rY. They are a certain Cue for Bilious, Cciuty, and R lieu e Disordefs, Nerik)us and Sick Head- Aclr, lleart-burn, _latl:6cies, Weakiiriss - of the Stomach, Depression of Nrits, I liCttgestion; arid Free Living, &e. ' • . the v- T hey are used and recommended by tite Royal Family, s Ischuiness IlLickinxharn aiid 13rilkeley, the Dowager Lady It pf dud Sele, the Lords K Omani and Kin,;, the lion.' I. N I - s 'eY, Sir' Witliains, M. P. Sir 'G. P. Turner, - Hart: .t , l'• Sir W, Manners, Bart. M. P. Sir R. Hetley ; Km. i,, l : lt Ni • Vl/4,21c1i, Krkt. ' Coion,is Coke and Bisli9pp, Ntijor • li Zier,Tortsnicnith, Captains Jervis," Rickets, Lloyd, and 'llles, the Rev. I! Stoddart, Warren, Smith, Locke, Tan tinerity,4llll 'and ' . the' Not Milty, Gentry, A li , i ‘ -i. ,r >some hundreds of ` - 'e gV. ,d-t w h 1 i • o esaAle and Retail; at. ivli% Butler's; No. '4, C'4l?side and rf P• •• r • i Retail by mist vo. lit •\I • - , ) aterniste,- fki,v, and .. rY , ediLine Venders and Waksellers, in Boze: at 6t. 41 ' 4 zs• gd. eaii,,. n - 17 - 74 L J.. • T.Fiußs .y:, JUNE 21, 1804. . •Tliis Day Was published. Itr.One Volume Quarto, liand*Sornely printed, and illustrated by fifty-two Copperptatcs, price tL t6s, in boards, N-ESSAY on NAVAL TACTICS, Systein.!- ri. ticar aiid 141 , k:ix - jai, with Explanatory Plates, in Four Parts. ' .lry JOHN cLERK,. Esq. of Eldin, .Fellow of the - Society , ofScottish Antiquaries, anti Of the Royal Sociery of Edinburgh.- • • -Edinburgh t. -Pr4litetd. for Archibald ' Constable and. Co. ; :14(1 Longman and Rees, No, fig , Paternoster - crow. * * *.To the Syst4rn of NlanciuVre laid ,doWriand'explaihed 4rrthis Work the Brit'3li Natidn are indebted for those Sp 'didiand decisive Naval . Victoriesmhich their Fleets havegain- • ed. Once the latter end of -the.Atnericart War. . Lord Rodney Ibfirst adapted 'and'hillowed the. 'iliode of attack r&cornirionded y Mr: Clerk; and the success which attended this new tilr*has since fetorainended it.zo our anost celebrated and isuccessful Adinirals.—The•principles on which it is - Iminded lareplain, simple; - and Uftcontroverrible." _ 7 Thisniy: vas published, • • Iri Evil.illustrated by Eleven= Engravings, - Prict . qt. boards, • • The First Volume pf A Sys .pf MINIFAALOGY, c.bmpre. ~keriding. 0 ry a o g .C . ; eopost;,.., ne ra log ica I Geo grapay, Mine:raloly;and - Eqnonlical • • •• • isy ft 0 I.IE 11 T lAA? LSO !.. •• . • _Regius Professor of NAtinal 1 14? -0 . 0 Y,h.,..L Per qt xh t mum: University of E i dinbafgi?, Frilow of the 13:0 3 as alld Aliftquarian Societit•t of Editibnrgii,of thelinnx . anSuCielYr of Lond6ii, Honorary Nlember of tire Royal.l risk Academy, •anti. the-Mineralogical Societies. of, Jena,. Stc. . Pranted for Longman ant '1•144,,N0. Paternosfer:roW ; and A. COnstab;e and - Ca. -- Edthburgh..- • - ' Of whom may be had, lately , published, Elements of Ma tens Medica and Pharmacy. fly -John *Murray,, Lecturer on Chmistry; Alareria Mgdica, and Pliarinacy. In. z vols. Bvo. price 14s. boards. -In a few Day, Wllt l.Ml.,ncd; In One large Volume Octavo, iliustratA with 3o Plates, .ELEMEN t ANY or ,Outlines of the Natural History of •Vegetables,-' -• • - By BLNIAMIN SAll I:11 BAR rum, M. D. _Profess& of Materia Medica, 'Natural :RiStory, and Botany, in the University:of Philadelphia. " • • • . . .Revised and corrected, with toe A.tdition of British •Ex ,amples and Notes, by the itglisli•litiilor. Pfint(.7(l for 1. Itinnon, in it i'aill'siChOreh-Yard. THi•l<.D - EDITION. :This i)ay 'was- published,, By J. Johnson, -St., Paul's Ctiurch-yard ; .j. StockdalO, Pic cadilly ; and.j. Bell, 148, Oxford-street ; 'price 2s. OBSERVATIONS " on the 'CURT EN,:Y ~r IRE t..;/-I.ND, and upon the COURS E of 'EX CHANGE betweeu LONDON and DUBLIN; vvith•an aciditionai Apßendix, containing, the 4S üb.ailii,„e of the Evi deuce •given. betore`the Committee of the House of Commons, appointed to inquire into the'Stap of 11 - ish'eurrcucy and Ex change. By,HENRY . PAkNELL, Esq. 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A new Writ • was ordered to be issued foe the Election of a Mettilr-r forilridgewater; in the room of Mr. ..I . FFF.RIES ALLEN, ivtio has acce, ted Clatern Hundrrds. I Mr. Ati*ANDER brought up' the ktilort of the Conimittee on rhe liisb Linen Mariuf,chire Reguia don_ liii - 1,--Ordered to he read a• time to.: morrow. Sir, Pttutt Nvi Moved, that .the Solway Ftlith Fishery Bill t,e read a - Second time. Thiit.Vas warmly opposed by Genera! GA,COYNg,' Whn considered this Bill ai one of the grossest attempts for the 'violation of private rig .t and property, uoder'the sanction of . At of Pariiatnent, that ever was attempted in that House. He spoke at considerable kngth zgainSt chi Sir Wk. PiILTENET supported the Bill, and said that the statement wade by the Hutioura!►!e Major_ Genera!, was founded i►i utter error and miszatuii in Ilion. Mr. fittitst supported the Bill; and Mr. Ca EE.. VEY Opposed it, and moved an' Amendment ' that instead of the word " now," the wordsi '' this Oak three months"'be instrtedi Mr. GRAHAD,i supported the Amendment, and spoke ag linsr the'Bid. • The Strangers *ere ordered to withdiaw, and the House divided; Ayes, for the Adiencinient, 74 Noes, 56 Majority, i 8 Consequently the is lost. IRISH BUDGET. When the, Strangers were re-admirttd to the gate lery, the House was in a Committee of Ways and Means,: and Mr. .FOSDER on his legs ] commencing his de. tail of the State of the Irish Nation, preparatory to the proposition of the . Budget for the Service of the Current Year on the part of Ireland. ;He lamented. to fidd the predictions which he had ventured to urge on the probable state of. that Country, - during the discussion on the subjektt of the Union, but too forcibly verißtd by the - present situation of the Finances of Ireland, as compared with her. Pub. lie Debt and Expenditure ; to illustrate which ag. sertion, he .begged leave to detain the House as shortly as . possiole, by ti , Coompalative Statement of the Financial Situation of - Ireland, within the last • ten years : In the year 1793, the Public Debt of Ireland stood at - • . - 4 . • 2 .4 0 0,06 c lrr iSou, it was e . - - 25.,5.)0,c00 And on the yth - of january i rao 4 , it s t oo d at • 4.3,000,00 And in the present Year, there had been added g, soo,obo which was a sum Considerably greater than the goo. to payable by Ireland towards the , generaf.expendi.; ture,trccording to the Union Compad. For it Eng. land were to keep pace with Ireland in this inx crease, she must have this year added to h er - d e bt 4000;0061. whereas, in fait, - she added tali 12,560,00n1. This Statement, then, must irrefia. .gably prove the ruinous race in which Ireland was' exceeding her means by her Expenditure ; -a r.ce in which, it she continued but a very few years, would equalize her debt imp - oportion to, that of Engtandi and entitle England to call for a Parliamentary Re_ vision and Cimsolidation of Accounts and EqUaliza_ tion of Taxes. How far thi s might be advisable, or otherwise, was not 14 him, now to inve st i gate . But if Ireland was to g o OIT in this way, horrowing in this Country the means of supplying, from ye#T to year, the surplus of her Expenditure over her venue, she must so increase the Rates of E xc h ange against her, alre ady so heavily felt, that she must be obliged to resort to some means of increasing her Exports, and lessening her Import's, in ordet tcYrn,:et . the Commercial exigency. But .so long as the,fci. lily. of borrowing in this Country pre.,ented gri ternative, that necessity would not be resorted to, until too late. Having already' stated to .tbe HQusre the rapid incr ease of the . Public Debt Of Ireland since 1793, be begged leave now to state the cum. partitive produce nt the Irish Revenue : , In the year 1800, which , preca.led the Union, the net producll of the Revenue of . lielanct was - . 2,800,000 When she owed" .. - \ . 25,0 0 0 .0e0 la the last'year • - - ... .. z,789,0n0 ‘Vhilethe Debt how amounts to - - 53006,04,0 waking, on . the average ofthe three' 4.at years i a de. creme' per annum of 1 6,0001, ,Now the interest and ' ch - ,i'fite.. of Ireland were 2,500,0001. arluch,Orhpared with the produce of the Re:, ciittes, left something con ‘ sitier4hLy less than 300,0001. towards , paying the , quota Of Irel an d .to the,i;niit expellee, which, for the last year, agkounted to 4,000,,0p01. 'rime Ai/as also, ca 4 40 4c-r9riexcr . 7 _ • This Day was published, In Quarto, price _IL is. or On Lige Paper 11. us. 6d. boards, The Third , Volume of • THE LIFE and POS rHt.I.VIOLTS WRITINGS AL of W. 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