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u N 'i 'MK 14: 4 ' L'IZ-4 A rit,\ll/4.x . Iri *o4z, it , rr. - a ,.,.. r~ .;~ .~~. 7 r,f, • „ IPRICE Coe •F WED NE SDA Y. SEPTEMBER 5, 1804. NEW EXHIBITION. • RD - In. cniwtt reon•Lition of .itig Tvj It. W A Frierid, and in inv I amateurs of the *r;rc. Arr,„ t.;een :0 'or iblo,ic :mention 'to his Pieliire of the SF: It l' I.ON, on account At ias great Magnitude c , o1(1 not he aiiinittea into the Royal .4..anginy This Picture, with a vast multiplicity of othcrs, •\ vatious st% les, all vair.t d by Mr, NVard; may. now be seen ugether, at No. 6. Newqtan-street, 0 xford-roscl, every day from Eleven to Four o'Clot_k, Sundays excepted. Admittance. 'One WEsT-INDI 'l)ocK COMPANY. • • ir. COURT tit DIRKCIORS o f the NEST. „, , INDIA DOCK CONIP A Nl' hereby give Notice, Thar a CA LI. of TFN PER CENT. beinc the Fourth In. staliuent or, thelast West-liidE2 Puck Subscription,is _here by required to be paid into the Il a nds'.of Messrs. Smiths, Pam; Sinitirs, Niansion.houst-street, on or before dav the 26th day of October he , :r And that a further and Fifth Instalment of TEN PE It C F Wl'. on the amid Sub,. SC ri is also hereby required to be paid at the 'same Place, on or b:!frire Friday the 23:1 day of November next. By Order of the Court of Din:Clots. West -India D ec k House TtioNns PtIARSHAM, Sec. , Aug. 24, tht.t. : . , . .... . . A- YOUNG GENTLEMAN ~f re! , roabilitY ~ ..1 1.. truly hav e a Situativst oft boast' a Shiri, by addressing it I.4te for A. B. • (Post NW), to be Jett at the Penny-past ( •?i, e. me Pr the Clioall, Newington )lofts, Surrey. No pzrsortatapplication cast be made bur by Letter. IMRE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thou Sand Pound Prizes, Three Ten Thousand Ninul Prizes, Three 11v. Thousand Pound Prizes, No Priie less than Twenty Pounds. - M , A -zf ONDAY.ke th of this Month s Drawinz the begins GRAND STATE LOTTERY, W Mich cootains 8 greater iiinpoition of CAPITAL PRILES To the small Namber ut Tickets. than Any .former Lottery. SCIIEME. . No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,030 are ,C6NOOO 3 . 10,060 - 30. 000 3 $,OOO - 15,0 0 6 6 . . i,OOO 6"0 8 - . ; 00 4 ,0 ' 0 20 . 1.30 2,300 4 0 - SO . 2,000 6651 2a ' • £31,000 25,000 Tickets c0,0.c• . Part ot . the Capitals to be determined as under , • First-drawn 'Ticket First Dalt - tr,t_ :rawt) Ticket Seventh !) a y . • 10 , 0 " ' fir,t-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - aciooo, l'i ,, t-drawn Ticket Ninth Day - 5, 00 0 Tickets and Shares on' Sale at every Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - t 7 ig o Batt ,C. 9 6 o Eighth . 2 thaarter, *4. 4 1 14 o Sixteenth . 4no 1) ICHARDSON, GOODLUtIt, and Co. at their IN. State Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Charing.crass, Lon. t t(ii., are aching TICKETS and SHARES in the greatest variety of Numbers, for the new Lottery, which commences Drawing On the 24111 of September ;nat. being the only State Lottery to be drawn this Year. Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. Sold, in a Quarter, an Pighth, and Ten. Sixteenth Shares, No. t 8,82;, the last , Dra*ti Prize of zo,oool. i; also in the late Lotteries the tol. lowing Capital Prizes in Shares t Nur )2,807 - 4. 3 .,006 N 0 .48 ,7 5 2 - , C•20.P00 26,14 3 - 30 , 0i 8 23 , 146 , . i 28,00.. .70 5 - 20,001 3 1 , 6 9 2 - to,uoo 0.577 ... 20,000 27,964 . . to,ooo 15 , 9 8 925,215' An 4 in a whole Ticket No. 43,34; s o ,000 l.; also Prizes of S 0 ( 101 .2,0001. 10001. itte. too numerous to mention. . ' • - • CANDLES AND SOAP. 04 ' - A ,wAREHousE is opened at, No. 182, Fleet. s "reel, fir stioolving Families and the Trade with tANDI,Es a n d si )• ' • Prices, for Reall).10011; of best qualities, at very low the N only. , • . q f t,. c li• As the se , . • wintry o Articles will be soli for a very small Pro. 0 o leo wlti.l Re; -r . ders will be attended to only when accompa f ` nitrances. - ...............___ . A SAVINrG of .....................41 ONE GUINEA in THREE. with Plea. I s4 ntrie's and Durability. in CO LI. V ER's SILK HOSE 1 with COTTON I. ELT ; removed from the Poultry to TFleet.street. HE astoniqhing increasing Dem an d for .the , above bei.la full co.airmation of their real utility, has "duced the Proprietor most respectfully to submit their pe. pliar.and distinguistod Excellencies to the known taste and ;„ 4Ce rnment of the' Nobility, Clergy, Gentry; &c. havin g r st c ompleted the largest and most elegant. Assortment ever China exhibited f o r i nsne Vott. Ladies' and Gentlemen's „s`'"lna White Silk 7s. 6 1. or Th ree P a i r f or a Guinea, ..,n(tetfilie, wi t h t h e most fash i onable - Clocks, los. 6d. Stout " an tine Black ditto, from Bs. 6rl. to to .. 6d. Three• .Every other Artic:e of Flosim , in ciliantities of N,' 4 4 and upwards; at the ‘ l /1101,Lle rude Price., -- 1 01 k.lee t . struet. , - --- . 13 p r ' A l l ",•it,TICU LA it AS T() Tit E II()US h. R u - r kILDSTEADS AND TABLES: • W are -fix . iLl 'a i -i Fut nishing Upholstery, and Cabinet , titre 5t,,,,, t "11.1 s slid ManufiCtory. Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe•-• nea test, amt A large aisortmcot of articles of the newest, milted ji,. „ most (eco nomical Fa.,hions,' of well seasoned and ex ce i t _.,. • h • w i t h oseverat.irn provements. BUTLER res , ent 'wortorntob ip, • cernrnent of the Pohl' ' Pedfully relies oh the good dis . devices _, . tc, that they will •i• I t the paltry itikt insinuatic, ey wi see t irour. is weft Kaownt that BUTLER has ;WO ' Ci 'S.' it ' --11 , S , ° ,P1 30 5eit to him and countertetting his a o rt l i in . for T ables Patsr first . i . . es, the other tor Bedsteads., the. principle ot the , it aapig)rteuftatole to almosfall kinds of •Tables," enient for H og • . iMprovement ; it renders them more conY . - ; ; re ot the and is alloweuto Pith. . se4 ark' much nwrc portable, Tile Ph n c'P p : ier IS app ' and . to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Pew ost, tu f i nt i SO a, and . Chair Beds, which latter'are singularly . , use. i e in, e ' s ici.ciless, and each when shut- op, make a lialld°Ple t . 1 :- , t i. f hiroit1Ill! tOr a Sinn% Room, Dressing Ropnl, with Br- t . out Post And Tent Beds o g together in all parts . i t . ahs, and are fixed with mitCh ease without the help o f 1 `, ( ,, , 01s or taek's or nails in the turniture, and are•very portable. fritattacular l:inds , ot the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the "'„,nY anti Navy,' and hot clin ' iatei, - also portable Chairs, kr. Bu . . - i (ER 5P atent oianufactures have been, graciously Pa tronized by, the Kiinr,. Queen, and Payyal famil)', and 00- , hoofed by orders troth niiiiiberS'Of 'tile Nobility and 'CentiY, ' - and have b een hi ghly apploved of in • the- East arid %Vest Indies .• the inerir of the' Articles have thus met ,with fa ' ' ' ' rrate ' Voutable rucouiagement, and-for wh ic h he returns ols) • 'NI acknOWlerigniciits and cannot blit iiotkx tile kind M.' • tees of 'sonic 'other,,,' who fix -up. larye Sign-Boata, w " purt.sit'snanie inscribed, which may A . nt,ii,,,tess. or should it he desiy . inAt - oilierwise, 11 , !, by , th e . help also to promote 1 f...armissiyil of Providence, manutz;ct o r e s awl tel hi . liis-S uPt_ . •l. • Jot f onr.post and other Beds , exce l i c i t - Dinnig, 1 ithic!. , ,...ii.d . ‘:•abinet.Artieles above, i atiielv Catherine-street, i doors front the Strand,- a liru.k. t ' ront i ' s ouse, ' w fiece h has con :. . .. strucled several 'rouls aial Machine's lit working the same, i . and has otherwise bein at consi‘lerahie ex I °, 'that utility affil degree n perfection at wiifcb , 1 "' 1 "." I:.ir 1,1 , .: PCIILC to orj in:, t nein lii , . 'le. At the cone place may be ii.ili every A rt:cie ir ''' t '.' llll)l ‘ 3 4Y ktsinislittig tiouscs. N. U. Fur ltxpAlzue" • ' This Day were published, . . •Elegantly printed in Odavo, Price ss. in boards, CIRCUNISTANCF,S' rcspeding the late CHA. MON"I'FURD,, Esq. By GEORGE HARLEY, Esq. •Liverpool : Printed by I. IVl'CreerY, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London. This Day was published, In Fotir large Volumes Odavo, price it. izs. in boards, a • new Edition. with the Author's last Corredions, of FOU it GOPE LS, ra rpil t ed,' from the- TGreek : with preliminary Dissertations; and Notes critical' and explanatory. - • By GEORGE CAMPBELL, 13:D. Edinburgh, , Principal of titeMatischat College, Aberdeen. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand; W. Creech., Edinburgh ; and A. Brown, Abeideen. Of whom may he had, by.ihe same Author, t. 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By ROWLAND INGRAM, B. D. M..ster of Giggleswick School, and Fite Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge. " Deplorable without doubt is the c edition at' that twee. try, in which the manners of i•ts Peaple have gotten the ascendency over its Laws, in which the Fashion of the World tyrannizes over the Religion of Chrit."—Sermon by the Bi shopof LandAtl. Printed tor (An I I itchard, •Boolcseller to Her No. I9ci, Piccadilly : of whom spay be had, by the saute Au thor, God and our Country,". a Scinion, price 4.t. or 3s. per.dozen. TO SYOR't This Day was published, In One Volume Quarto, with Plates, price ii. Its. 61. in ' boards also a Superior Edition, with the Plates 'coloured after L ife,: price 31: 3s. in boards, THE SHUOTING DIRECTORY. 11 riy it. B. THORNHILL, Esq. Vide! Lee 1 Crede *** The Subscribers to this Work are respeafully in formed, they can have their Copies ow,Applicatien to their resrwalVC Booksellers, or to Messrs. I.OIIOIM, Hurst, kers, awl - orine, 'No. 39,. Paternoster-row. The Attention of every Sportsman is requested •to this Work, as it is presumed it will be found the .;u.itpletest Com pilation yet published on Shooting, to which it is entirely confined. It embellished with thirteen Engra;iings by klcdland, the Designi of - Which were taken from Lire oil the Ground. It treats lamely and minutely on the' following Subjeels : Dogs, Table of British i togs, Management of ditto, Breeding of ditto, Pointer, S uter, Spaniel', Cocker, G tons, Partridge, :Pheaiant, Woodcock,. Snipe,, Hare, FowliiK Piece, Rttoil, Range of Barrels, • Loading of ditto, Scattering of ditto, Double ditto, Patent Breech, - Gunpowder, Shot, Game 'Laws, Certificate, Game • Laws respecting Grous, Black ,Game, Bustard, Par' ridge, Pheasant, and Hares ; Stealing of Dogs, Duty on ditto, Distemper, Shooting, and a great , Number of very valuable Receipts, at,d various other Sub jetts too numerous to come within the limits of in Ad; vertiseinent ; and it is to he hoped, that after a perusal of this Work, the price will be considered small, when corn- Sered with the prices of all the other Publications on this übjea. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Alveston,,in the. County of 'Warwick, and within three miles of • Stratford-upon A ion, called CROfT's FARM, consisting of an excellent Farm House, brick-built and tiled, with Barns, Stables, Cow-sheds, and other conveniencea, in good repair, and about 393 Acres of Arable Land, or a convertible quality,. surrounding arid con. tiguous, to the House, divided into proper sized lnclosures, 200 Acres of which is good Turnip Land, and the residue IGOrny Soil I likewise the Herbage of about la Acres in a Lane adjoining the Farm. This Estate is subject to Land Tax, and also tc the pay nient of an invariable sum annually for ever, in lieu of Tythes, and is lett to a responsible Tenant on - a Lease, seven years of which will he unexpired at Michaelmas next, ar an improvable Rent of sool. "Vie Lease contains Covenants for the management-of the Farm, agreeably -to the prevailing course of good husbandry praeliseil'on similar soils in the neighbourhood, and at the expiration of the Term too Acres' nearest the House and so at a more distant part of the Farm will he down in blouse, The Buildings have been erected 3 a years, when about half the Farm was inclosed r; the remaining Inclooures are of a ' much older date. The Fences all over the Farm are in gond repair, and there is a quantity of thriving 'limber Trees in the I te.dge-rows. In short, this is so desirable. an Est-te for goodness of ROADS, pleasantness of SITUATION, fertility of SO I L, and convemenceof MA ItK F. TS, as scarce. ly to iTe exceeded by any in the County of Warwick ; and as. the neighbourhood is genteel, the Rollie,' with a little altera tion, might be - inade a comfortable. Residence bar a Centleman of Fortune, or spots inight be selected about the Estate elighle for a Mansion. 'rile • reliant, Mr. I saac Court,wilt shew the Estate, and for furtherpirticulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Mr. Wyatt, Attorney, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS; RIIEUMATISMS, Isc:tec. • • Or. STE ERS's' OPOELDOC. aITION.—On the ',Outside of the Wrapper on each Bottle of the real Medicine a Stamp is fixed, .which is Engraved " F. Newbary, No. 45 i St. Pa:ll # s ;" and over the Corkof the Bottle a Label is pastcd, with these Wcirds, " Dr. Stcers'sopodeldoc, piepared by F. Newbery." All rhos_ which are sold without these Designations are gross Counterfeits. 'f he Public are requested to attend to this Caution, incon sequence of an Imposition which has been practised by cer-, ton Venders of Medicine, who, under Cover of a Connexion in Trade with mt. Newbery's House, have not only sold in London ' but, by travelling round the Country, , >have disse rninatedthruugh the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King qiiantities• of a spurious preparation of this Opo delr.ke ; in the Bills of I)ttections of winch the Nantes of Dr. Steers, of Charing.crou, ittid Mr. New Ivry, of St. Pan l's h urc h_yald, a . livade use of, in order the mire completely ti) deceive tillytyy V tirehitserti.. Th e g eoalftZ Opodcldoe. is prepared .and sold by F. New. - bery Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, 01) the Coach-way, a few Door 1111111 Clicapside, London, in liottles,,price. is. od. cacti, duty included; and sold by their Appointinei.t, by I.)icey and Sutton, Bow riturchaid ; Bacon and Cu. No. r co, and Pi Idm Ni' 76, 0 xford-screet ; Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co'. CockNpur stre.o ; Wald, Middle.row, Holborn; I. Tint, itiiV.il I Neil an,;{.44. VI. Clarke, liorwiol,. High-street ; and by j. llarrts, H.,.....-essor to Mrs. IsigAV • bcry, the Comer of LuciAte-r,ttut. This Day are published, pricels. 'l -1 1-IOUGHTS - on the TRINITY. By GEO. 1. ISAAC lIONTINGFORD, D.D. F_R:S. Warden of Winchester College; and Bishop of Gloucester. - Printed tbr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, the same Author, t. Discourses on ditl;:rent Subjeds ; 2,, YOls. Svo. 12$. in Boards. 2. A Sermon preached before the House of Lords on the Fast Day, May 25, 1a,4, ts. bd. 3. A new Edition, being the Sixth, with considerable Ima provements, of an Introdudion to the Writing of Creek; in cwo Parts . ; for the Use of Winchester College, Svo. bs. iu Boards. And shortly will be published, a new Edition of a Call-for Union with the Established 'Church, a,:tiressed to 4nglists Protestants. Being a Compilation of Passages from various Authors, seled.td and published by the Bishop of Clou'.. tester. , . CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This Day were published, in Six Volumes Octavo, price Three Guineas in boards, embellished with nearly One Hundred Outline Portraits, or either Volume separately at G ninea each, PUBLIC CHARACTERS of the Years' 1799', .4.0, iSa OW, and 180 1, consisting of authentle Memoirs of nearly Three Hundred Contemporary Chaise , leis, who have, the most conspieuOusly distinguished then , . -selves in the Legislature, in . the NaVal and .Military Service,. in the various Learned Professions, in Literature, in Science,' or lathe useful Arts. This Work .having been published with increasing Success,. and with universal approbati n, during Six. Years; the Editors Ihink it unnecessary to exptiate on its Chtaraeter. They $.131: content themselves with introducing the 0 pinions ot the mast respettable of the periodical 4 4 This Work proceeds aZcordilig . to its first design, and it seeat ' t.s 'tuiprove as it advances with time. - The Volumes tstatain a considerable number of : Memoirs of Persons, our CoatemporaneS, whofigure,iit the' MOral, -the Political,- and the Scientific walks of Society , The discussion of .Ltiling Ciuratters is a difficult arid delicate teak, but lathe exec tr. tioa it, the Authors of this Work ha v e acquitted them selves Withas much success as can reasonably be expected." —Monthly` Review. " This Work excites match curiosity because it professedly treats of Living C har.4tirs, and we inter that its information is impurnal and cOrrect. It is but justice to own that we nave been altogether amused by the Puolication."— British t flue. • " A spirit of candour and moderation evidently pervades the present l'unlit:ation. Some of the Characters arc drawn ono great discrsnunation, mil display an acuteness of powers, and d teln.ity of expression not -to be' tourid in ttie fleeting eroductioos of the day. In short, the Work abounds in Moral ar d Observations that evince correctness of judo - tent and delicacy , of taste,"— London Review. " ThiS Wolk discovers respectable Traits of di~i riming lion, and has the merittif Wine uncontaminated by . the Vigl ;clue of Party,spirit."—Critical Review. "" The Memoirs contained in these Volumes ate full and accarate in point of information judicious in their Literary and Critical strictures ; and exhibit welt dr , a ar w c i v a l t a id t appro priate Charatters of their respettive subjeCts. They are out warren under the - uniform influence of any iti tlteolo gival 'or political bias."—New Annual Reeister. • • VOI.. 1. for 1799. The Earl of Moira 111 r. Jackson Dr. Herschel Sir Joon Sinclair Lord Nlalmesbury Mr. Justice Grosd Mr Roscoe Dr. Joseph White Mr. Kettible Earl of Liverpool Bp. of Worcester Miss Seward Mr. Abr. Newland Earl of Buchan chancel. of Ireland Mr. Fox Mr. Isioithcote Mr. Cumberland l'slr Pitt Bishop of Llsrulaff Sir Arch. Nl' Donald Dr. Darwin Mr. Henry .Erskine Mrs. SUldons Lord Rood . Lord Charlemont Bishop of Salisbury Sir G. L. Staunton Mr. Grattan Lord 11,Idon Mr. 'rho. Taylor Sir Sidney Smith Duke of Norfolk General Meliolle Dr. Tho. liawels Dr, Towers Bishop of London Mr—Dundas Lord Thurlow Dean Pucker Lord Kilwarden Mar g. Cornwallis Lord Duncan Mr. Curran Dr. Priestley Bishopol Rochester Lord Monboddo Miss More Mr. lustier Buller Mr. D. Barrington Mr. Alder. Boydell Dr. %traitor Dr. O'Leary Mr.D'lsrseli Abp. of Canterbury I.ord Yelverton Mr. D. Williams Mr. 'Murphy . Mr. 'lsaac Corry Mr. Gil. Wakefield Earl o Dartmoilth Mr. John Beresford Mr. Opie . Bishop of Durham Mr. ohn Foster Lord Rokeby Mr. King Dr, Burney Lord Nelson Bp' of Winchester • OL. for ISao. Earl of St. Vincent Sir John Parnell Dr. Garnett Mr. Shaid 411 . Mr. Southey Lord Dillon - Rev. Dr. Parr Dr. Duigenan Lord Castlereagh , Hon. Thai. Erskine Mr.' , G; Ponsonby Dr. Fergussoo Dr. Chas. Hutton Mr. Grantrile Sharp Mr. Hayley Lord Hawke.,:bury Mr. Pelham . Countess of Derby Dean Miluer Duke of Grafton Mr. Pratt Bishop of Meath Mr. Secretary Cooke Dr. Harrington Rev. Win. Farislt Major Cartwright Dutchess of Gordon Sir F. ~ o urgeois I). of Leinster . Dr. Currie . Duke of Richmond Mrs. Ini.hbald Miss Liip,vood Mrs. Abingdon Earl Fitzwilliam Mr. Win. Cowper Mr. :Wont William Godwin Lord Kenyon • Dr. Samuel Arnold Rev. Mr. Greaves Mr. Hastings Lord B r idport Mr. Shield Duke of Bedford Nfarg.of Lansdown Sir George Yonge' . • • VOL. 111. for iSot. Mr. M. Boulton Mr. I etterson Mr. E. Cartwright Professor Porson Islr. B. Washington Lord Grenville Mr. Pinkerton Dr. John G illies Dr. William llawes Mr. Wilbertbrce Lord Hobart Mr. Ed. Randolph Mrs. Smith Mr. Ilidlake . Mr. Paul Sandby Sir ft. Abercromby Earl of Rosslyn Mt. John Clerk Lord Dorchester Mr, Dug. Stewart Mrs. Rabinson Earl Staithope 1/r. Hugh Blair Dr: Lettsorn . Mr. G. Colman Mr. Barry • • Mr. Ald. Skinner Dr. J. Gregory Mr. John Ireland Or. lames Andersen Dukeof livid water Sir ‘km. Beechey Prince De Bouillim" Dr. William Mayor Duke of Portland ,O. of Marlborough Mr. R. Ker Porter Mr. Joseph Banks Lord justice Clerk Mr. John Thelwall Sir Peter Parker VOL. V. for tBoa. Mr. Addington Col eiel Despard Dr. Mitchell . Sir Rich. Hughes • Lord Sheffield. . Col, ,Tatharn Lord Spencer . Mr. Windham Bishop of Lincoln Lord Alvanlyy Count - Rumford . Mrs. Cowley • Mr. J. H. Tooke, Rev. I. Nlaurice • Dr. Beattie General Bowles .• General Strutt Gen. HUtchinson Marg. Tqwnshend Mr. Dawson. I amesMartin,M.P. Gov. Franklin. Dr. Rome . • Dr. Rees Earl of Fife Mr. C. Whiteloord Mr. Arthur Young Dr. Moore • . • • VOL. V. for 1833. ' • Lord. Auckland Dr: George !till Mr.. IL Mackenzie Dr. jenner Ati.Shß.Cortis,l3t. Dr. Busby The .Goldsmids Dr. Thornton Mrs. Millington Dr. Vincent 111.,j.-Gen.lra Allen Mr. Witi. Hutton Lord Macartuey Mr. F., tones • Dr. Wut. . Fhoinson Lord Harrington Dr. Trotter Sir Win. Ouseley Archdeacon Paley Rev. Rd, Polwhele Sir Francis Burdett Adiniral Roddain Mr. Harris 'Mr. lames Watt Sir Rich. 11111,,1tt, Mr Christ. Ainste I.Paliocr,Esq Rev, Rowland MIL Mr. Win. Gifford Lord 'Mink) Bishop of Lipkin.- Prof,:ssor Carlyle • , V{) L. V 1.- for 1834. , Sit•Rohert Peele Nl,lrg. plAnspch t.larq. Wellesley Adm. Cornwallis Generzil Dundas Bishop of Bangor Dr. Kipling Mr. C.;ough • • D. of Northumucr. General Nlcadows - FarHi( Carlisle iiit)( l Mr. Almon B I. of Gloucester General Vallancey General. Shncoe Lady Halnilton Lord Cathcart 1.-id•Elleithorough General - Pauli • Lord Frankfort Of Buckingham Mr. Braham General Urquhart Karl TtloPk Mr. Angerstein Major Rennet Hon. T. renville Mr, 'Pye - Dr. Knox . General Fawcett E. of Westmorland litshop or Oxford n! . .Queens berry Wait an Appendix, containing corrcaol Memoirs of Miss Sieard and ine Bistiop of Meath.- ' - Printed fur Richard'Phillips, No. 71, St, Paull: Church. attl, and to be had of 411 Ovektvlla,7- OFFICE OF OADNANCf, , de,gmst E, T 804 .4 r rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 11/S MA. .7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice s That Proposah veil/ be received 417beir Afargaret'r.iiree. Weetminskr, on or befixe Tticidayithe a;th day of S'eptenther next t from such Persons as may ,br willing to ;6qt...take the - Per. jormance of thrGLAZIERS' inikr jar the service :f this be. partment, ut the . T;rtver. IVestruiniter, If le irh, aid Puljiret: . Fur per Particulars, to;etliei.'-with the Terms and C..0 , 14119,1r . of the Contraa* may be knawit upot arilication at the Secretavr''s Office, in St,..klargarcl's-vrce4 av , day luluyen the hour's of Ten and Four o'Clo.-k, where she are t 6 be drlivereli se.iled ap, avi Ourke.l on the'cutrye; " Proposals lot the Performance of the Glhziers' Work lot the t)alitanc... Pep4rt. no Proposals can beadntlited after the said zitk day of Sett;intSer. 8, order tithe Boa►d, R. H. CRE*; See. CHESIIIRt. TO BE ABSOLUTELY st/I.D BY AUCTION,' MG CHRIS FIE At the [lot:!, Criester, -- On Nlotiday, scptember 24, at One . o'Clock, in Lots, THE highly valuable ivIANOIt anti PARISH of NC ic,-sevch Miles from. Chester, and twelve f.0.r% Livetpool • containing 105 Statute A..res of Freehold 'Land, of unrivalled exceilme, in it Ring Pence, watt the gr,..11 and srriall Milin and land-Tax thereat, greatly underleit t 4, respetlat , le Tenants,' principally on Leases which will expire on the 2d of february, - do9, at annual items, aillOnlinlng al. together t 03210. and upw..rds, bat capable of great Improve• ment on the expiration of said Leases and otherwise. Toe right of Patronage and Presentation to the Parish Church of !nee, and thiGieb: Land belonging thereto in the adjoining l'aristws nt Nfalpas;and Titston, of the'annual vat le, with the surplus F(es, of about 751. This truly capital Escite is bounded towards the North-east, along its ythole extent, by the navigable River Mersey, atFatling.water carriage twice in every 24 bouts by the Ince- Market-boat, for the prOduce there-Of, at a very trifling Expence, and in two hours time to one of the first Markers in the Kingdom. About 4os Acres now overfLwed'at spring tides, and in which are Salt Springs that may, at a conip;r,:tively trifling Expence, be in.:lased from the sea. The Estate may be viewed, by applying to Mr Briscoe, at ince, of svitum Particulars nay be had ; also of Messrs, - Ble.sdale and Alexander, New Inn ; Mr. Denton, Solicitor, Chester; the Printers of the Chester, Liverpool, Nlanctiester, Bristol, Birmingham, Nottingham, and Stallortl Papers; aria in Pail.Nlall, where PUNS of the Estate fluty be sech. ADVOWSONS IN . SOMER.SETSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At 0 ld-DOwti Inn, near Wells, on Saturday the 29th day of September inst. at Two o!Clock in theAtternoon precisely, T'1 -1E" Pe rperua I A DVO WSON of t he REC TOR Y of 110 LCO MB E, in the County of Somerset, distant about Nine Miles from Wells, and Twelve from 13ath. The Perpetual A DVOWSON of the RECTORY of B I:1 MPTO N, in the saki County, of the Annual Value of r ally and upWards The present Incumbent about 34. Thd Parish is situated in a pleasant part of the County, within a taw Nliles of Yeovil. The Perpetual A DVOWSON of the Valuable VI CAR. AofDOULTI N C, in the-said County ; comprising the Chapelries of - Stoke-lane, East Cranmore i West Crainnote, and INtwohead, .with a gopd y Muse, -Garden, and convenient Oiticzs, In gbod . repair upwards of too Acres of Glebe, together with a Manor thereto belonging, of the An nual Value of scot. The'present Incumbent upwa e tls . of 614. A goo . o.riNtropike..Rotiti • runs 'through 'The` varisir; • which is pleasantly situated wo Miles flow' Shapton-Mallet, Seven jinni Wells, and Seventeen from Bath. For Particulars apply to lames Esq.... Oxford ; or to Messrs. Ltrotkrip and Melliar, tVcIIA, Somerset..a_ YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CIIARING-CROSS.,, R. WILLECI-1, lite l'hysieiin to the Saxon Ambassailer at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopxilia, Treatise on RCgirflell, &C. ,!ce. approves and recommends to the immediate nonce or the Public at large (and those in particular-who are going to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that niay be, or have been subjett to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's 'Warelaouse, No. 41, Charing-cross, London, to' Prevent and. Cure, then Yellow Fever. ~ The most possitive testimonials - from professional men, „ and other respectable ilersons, may be seen in tiainplilets, to be had, gratis, at, the Warehouse, which not only pitive, Inc fulle4t smother, the etfleacy (Willis Remedy in that most ' dreadful Malady. the Yellow Fever, but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, 4114 ,:ertain Preserver of Health in a hot climzte~_ '''' '''''''''' invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with full . Ditationt (sanctioned by Dr. Wlt• L i c in case of an at. tack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient tbr. one Posen for Twelve Months. VVHEN ProtessiOnal Men of Education and Responsibility deviate front :he general System by the se!edifin of a pecut►sr branch, the sanct►on of long col, tintle.: slut:esti ih the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted. - my pritetii:e to the exclusive.. treatment of Three Disorders, And the successful result of my plan gives the atiditiolial'ardor to oppose, as tar as 1 tun able, the ravages of those Cotnplaints which-are the most important in the Catalogue el Human Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at ativarly period of Prat:lice to'rescue Iron - , the ipopince pf,uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditinners. The three Disorners, to the' Cute of which I have deg.' vottti r 11 ), .ittention; cuiii.;qlst• &cry - species of V ENE. , RE AL IN I' ECT lON, whether ot a recent- or long du ration: rally, All kinds Of debility, whether arising from the habits of School .boys, or the indulpni.es of age: And, lastly, ruat deraugemeat of the syarem in wu. num which is called 13 A R R CNN Kss, or ST IT Y. 'NurnerouS Diseases arc tile result of ignorance, or halts in the.: tte.ttmeitt of a shttple VOrrorriima i .and it not un frequently happens that the le4ls of Lite are poiSoned by the Indiscretion of an ungoarcied hour.—lly a superiornie. thod such Complaints are easily cured; and,' even where others have fai led, 1 trust that 1 may presume to offer a radical re-est tblishment. however, are the cases or complicated ,tliitrest in this d* onter, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, woo, trout an indulgence in a solitary vice ' or the prevalent gaieties of a fashion a ble lite, acqu i re that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consetpienty of such perniciotri habits. • Where tilt unhappy sufferer broods riv:r h s misery, but 'carefully 'conceals Ins misfortune, it may be sou:et:on., lotion for him to know, that although it he an obteet of doubt' or unccrtaintr.vith otter Prat - tanners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual proeress Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. It -the rites of liaLchus 'or NellUs have began to. reduce Manly vigour, Much anxiety will be prevented ,by an early Counterac. lion of this languid - State; and iu these cases, no gre-t dillicu;ty will occur, hut where this Deficiency has Foryears existed, • a proper lierseverance is :indispensably equisite to revive theslum benng Sparks of Lire, and to re-am:nate the Constitution, Akl4,lElf, Wv)M EN, who have long been disappointed i n the i r exp c a.itions of a Faintly, may ba a€cocci,.• that is most Instances, .sucli defeas are curable by hleaiie;tl.akii t. The ,se rely winch is so CSSeriltiat tQ my undertaking. ,_., t _ i • i I 1.. anti tige,quaithearions W.11C.1 or ',aye prksohieti to ; natlet ,t,9;111 .the tizsifof ,my pretensions, and in coincicielice Wall Sik;tl tips intimation is given, tiv.it Mr, lime may ber. conso4ed nersonall s y. ,or fix L etters (inclosing a small Note), at his house 'O.. zy, Arundel Street; Sttanti,- neat lemple .13 ir„ C. 1 " !: 'There is an. 'ldli'.i.nial ~ 1- . 4itratu:e in . Water-4treet, actiotrung, anti Ole Ninle it on both the doom Martin If ree s Motboi oi theitryal fi;ollege,of-.Surzeoto.