The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-25 00:00:00

5 % , . :Av 1,12 0 :: '1 'al - % It' , . 6 li , ..,, ct • \;„,, 0 „0:-.... t - • , , _i• •-- • i • \?:, tl , / v.' , .. ' , , .0, --- ---- -. . ar .5 .... , •... - IL .# 4 .....1„. , ;,-„,-..---, - 'F-4 N . --- le l ./...-.,....... iarti t)i,itltyl - -- -•'-. 4 17_111...- -- ":•...._ , t; 4_,...... 0 ... .1 i , ....„ , 1 4 ..z.,...4 .....„ IVED NE SDA Y, JULY 25, r 04. [PRICE SIXPEWCYv NUMBYR 3()99 . ') To the FR E I . IIOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLE- G ENTLEMEI4,' six. TT is with incyPased sati , faaion that I annotince , to you the r.:,sti I t of . this-day's' Poll, not so much on ac: ount i,t the Majority in my fav,rtr, as the a , lditional ex perience and confirmed certainty it has alforded, that the vOll will pro,:eed with order,• and trait= rlity t the exer t ion o f t h e Si r. v r ifr will etViure to cvety reeholder the exercise of his Franchise without molesta tion. And. I have on my part adopted measures which I trust will p rose etledo.l for dereaing tieiitious Vines, and to bring the authors of them to ponisitment. Let me en treat you, Gentlemen, to comottw your patriotic exertions for the as;:ertion of y,nr Rights, anti ,t he vindication of your Independence,' I have the Honour to be, ntien.t,n, Your faith; ut and devoted-humble Servant, . July 24, I g o+ G. B. MAINWARING, STATE. Or Tlitt POLL- Mr. Nl3inw.,,ing Sir I'. litirdat Majority l 'ir•Er -I ()LDF.RS of the COUNTY of DOLE— LEX. bENTLEMC.N, . .. 1 [h than will h ave ' h., rtnittlesq to remninber, - , ii ''►" 3 ttortnesg of-the iliierval between hiy Noini- . tuition and thi• i)3v of Elect!' n, iild tint allow , tm.: :In .o.p liortu!;ity o: pa% IN my 1,,,i,m141 aspects to you, 1 t Would hasvc:- L aliii ," l o ot , ' the sincer:Tst pleainre. to sett upo n every ider of /he Connt - v, but my an, igonist Ltd the advantage of canv .-. , l •1 , l i i . :11 v'nek he- - .1,..1:1, t ,• , t... lore I wa s . 1 . 4 1 -110. , ted With the :ipplicat:, - -4.0t the respcd - able (lentleincii, who called tip,ai me to o tnr myselt as 3 Caliditlate,- and since then it lt,s beer, . totally im pratticabie, to canv,6s so large and so populous a Conn , SY-7- l theretOre tOUSt express rny earnest hope, th:rt :welt of 'Yqu '6 have, ntlt lixsit personally ~ p plied - to, will hot irtipme the e,roi ss i on . IL , i „.. g l e ct...i, u i to the . absolute m iinpobility of making such applitations - tinder such cin. t untstattcch, anti that you will ..also dome the justke to lie lieve, that 1 heel the deqiest regret in not being able to. soli cit the V , ite nt every ind iv id ua l Freeholder, hii i ,ist lihn in , tesciiing the County from the.disiztai;eNvnieh it riat. sAl e ted 1.9 r twu Ye4."` in l ' ei ng rc*Pitteilivd. by a' an who Obtained ht., kehirn ht a. colourable Minority, instead of one who WAS 114: J cal op jets of 5 . ..0r choice. • • • 1 bare /lie:honour to be, 4.; ENTLENIxN, ~,, ' Your most obedient and faithful Servant, '9, 411101 1th-street, - C. B. MAINWAI:ING. lily 24. • • ' , . --- • • •milmusEx ELECTION. II • • E F REEI - 1()1.1)i.;::,:-; ~1 NiiDin.ESEX, i n J the interes t o f Mr MM N Altl N C, , re ,t'':o'a . fully imbitn,..(l, th at in witsetrteitce of the hint ;Ind indicioos .., conri::d of the sheriff; they may rely on pollint: Wit loo( the least —tswer or molestation, and it will s.tve them trouble i( ..; the) attet,i ;:ttrly in the city,' MIDDLESEX. ELEtTION. F. C 0 ' , ll \1 1. r E feat Conb6l . ing the Ft.F.CT 1 ON of CF.() itC; E IsOULTON MA N. WAItIN G, ksq. 'veal sit every Day at N . 7, Carey-street, wine it is requested that Lite'ts ni•iy Joe sent, and virnere Communications will be Iltankitilly • suerived. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. • -"C(7ACHES will r‘rovitled at the following faces t) .MORN ING Seven oq.: Itour precise!), and every Morning during the Election, at toe t.m i e. , for flu: ose, of cohveing the IREI-101.1)1: in the Interest pur of p . G E.O K y G E 110 UL TONS-MAIN WA RS Esq. to an.l tram Ilientford, viz. The Pantheon, Oxford -road. •• Parliarnent.strcet, - • opposite St: Jitues's Church, Piccadilly. • Opposite Purnival , s, 11,4 born. • C rkenwell Grech. • • I sh4ton Green. oppnsite Whitechapel Church. 0 ppositi'Shoredltch Church. Court-House, Weilelhse.sutare. Shad welJ, ' opposite the Church. - • fIAN('TNG anti MUSIC by Mr. ALLEN S P asbittied by Messrs.. TO M LIN SON and MATH E R, nalimeli o m taught tO•Ladres and Centleen of any age,• w h o ve ii..tver 1..-arnt tiles,: ace'entplialfmeots, or-not in the fa- WIN N -, itzd e 'style, itt W.). 19, Rh....rrarri-`street, Golden-stplare,;. and N 9. to , (;rest Alie-strcer, Gzdriman's.tieids, on Plans expressly fornied :tor thou: who would ttt i quiie them, parii culiqii private , ex peditiously.i.ind eic4.intly. . • - ' Piano Forte and Harp ratiglit: giho. ds'and.Fatrtilies in Towthancl,kxithin IS miles, mine.. 1.40 /),attended, arid r', .r...:ll..iiealty in..;trtiacti in every usefiil, efemt and tinistki,l p,. 1.4 modern Dan Ling and Music:;. • . . Ladi es and 1;,,,it. I . resneaahility, coming from- the • timid ' ' { r . 10 ivain, ()cheers, Foreiglien, and - all who I .vish to /bak e • . , 114. • ex;ii.rue 1ipid:1404;7,35, may have Apartments, and ' ,11 %1 iii the itiuse, with constant I tistruebott till perfeet, Which riri.s wav takes a very short time. . „ '------",•-•------ TO on SOLO 11Y PRIVATii c()AITI:ACT, A .‘l( r Y (-ICcir:,tile-F,STA-FE,' ,sittlate it) the plea aboti I.';',„'",,', i nd agrc,::-hle Village,, of 011 M EMI?, distant tn : t ..'''' ' , lles ii0: 11 Gieat Varitioitth, comprizing a corn i ''lous geotcel ' iM• • • having a Court Yard awt Iri)i i . I' "SI.L' es"'4'el . l' 't • e' r den, vteli. ) .1 1 ,i5a0 . (•,,..:. i.i front ; an exCell;:nt wa. ,4 -1 -In ' a Ctnlch 1 , I '""Lit, And a ii•.•: , ,c s.ished Summor•iionse. with 1,, ~ rm.: .411 ti ' 4 r4b1 4 . 6 is ii• ::rut Bowie adjciiiiing, ' ' i ' '”' '" a bki , lit. l' L• , ' . , old ,iher 1 1 .111 - ) Mrs, Iti kt..„4 `'hair, , 1 ICH.ft-h11k. , .1, GrAn.ir , • Mt Treaßid ,.. and near fittv .Icresot rich Arabi' I„ii.d, ' .., the Pro pr ' , t " t he Occupa`ton of Air. Robert l'a, Sired, with . * '''' will accommodee the Purchicser, if J.:- Fhr Pr d"3l'l)' Po4sessit; ice aryl n. torney ' other p. •. la p Vito Mr. Cory, At -artic,o ra p •••••••••-....,.,...„......_ i edt 1-,rmouth. . . „-.. ----...._ . St) 'Air, RIIV EsTATE. . -1*() HE S ( •)1•0 BY .* A UCT - 1()N ' • County in-LL ' c ' t • s! 4 . 1 "l Swan 1 9. n, in Melton Mowbray, in toe , .. e. tji...._L!_it'.-r, .:raly)4tday of Any.tst 1”:.xt..,..ber., tor ' ,ri co , live hours Of 717hree and S i, S o'Clock int t ite len ali titiced,tintier such Conditions of Sale 26 "I be I • • pr o . V:ilti,ll)te FREEHOLD and • LEA' S. m.k.4,;,121.1) F.s.r.vri ( - rithe free), consistiog of the ,Ni,,,,,.,:,••pi‘..01 St)M E It ity, in the County of Leicc i ster, l T p %:: . : • 1 ,,,.. , . 4 444415e5, 441.1 d (tiller& .F4riliS of o rtch Arabic ant t ~, L-11;41f containing iitthe wh,t c .6 o , Acres or. OCre4b",-: „ . I .; •, i r ! view of the I..state, apply to Mr. Newton, at .+:ll.ot•r_ ',2 ~;1114(tur furthe r int( rrnation, to Mr. liar6,,at Castnr, • ne..l , j,. c r i c . . 6 m.:11 ; Mr. l' .;:rtet, solicitor, in Uppingl"""' 4•11 t.." 1t,,,, ~ a, il o: 1M , :•, , ,T.. K ilideticy, Long,` 4n,t Ince, tiylngn''.6 11., + ) .,..;:''' I '''' ; I Plinh,t I) :;:ii ,, :liars !nay in a km' oys ... ;,,,: . %.,,,,,, ood. tht: ;or. ~.ir,,! pubes : Swan Inn, Melt•op. tert :: . , ..' ,- r . ? ,‘ In,- L.eit.eit..4. ; i I .iyc..oc I: , \V anstbrd i All q„, / ' ie. ) •''''oi Gout StarntOrd • An•-• 1 ('ranthain Croton, •fklia to • •1 - 4. ' ' - "'. ' -'• ; .4.d t 1:1-,,Ialtster anti lirewcr, 13111estiott. "-------- I ii? i . I:c re could it any fortfier evi lenCe cl"iiii , ~ i 1,,,.., , - ,nstrato ill, miriv.illyti excolknee of CHI N . G . needful -to , ~.t , "i i? Ivo khi 1..0z1 ~ N(; I.S, it miuirl, nc• u0,1",""141I ii,itt'.:l-'1L.:d..1)314-ikte c.,i-...1.1111i,ri, w;,i<li .isLert:iiiis that a : ) .' t .". f ~ b y t,.1 iiiiilii.% of ii,,rsi,,,s it , v , b,..„, „i,,„red to kOCCI ht.al 111 41 ' 11 Pe e ht l' r ';e i '411 ' 4 . ii , Viit Cit..: Irik ., licinc, whero the, nios Zit .„ - '")SR;1:111W 411 , 1 ..\ piiIIIN:111,": haVe ant:mica witho,." "4 's As te ll ,• ~, ~ sure:tor 1,, e , ~ . i.inv, .ii i.i.; A this ;;::.,:tott, theY"r • tit„ t r• ',Y'ther 61Liliciiiv Suia Whole•, , i le id clung ant' - - ; I 4 'o , 4, C,. • to , i... •,'... ' . . ro,,..mid le ' "ii l - ;• '— i ,'', •• , toint:r 0t,.4 “le.)“,:stel- , .. ii (.... 4 - 111',3 .1,x.,1,;.;;11er,s at.ti Medi-clue Van , lor , / al °4""' 1 :1! 2, 914:4(.11; ' " - - Sr kTIE LoyTERY.—FAVOU,KITE NUMBERS. -raosE PerAnns who may wish to procure any plrticular Nutnbers:arc rcquWed to apply to the Li censed Lott,:ry Otticescas Tickets for the September Lottery (being the only Lottery to b drawn this year) are now in course of delivery at the Balk. SCIIEME. No. of Prizes. Aral. of each. Total Value. 3' 20,000 are £6,n00 • 3 - le,ooo - 30,000 3 - 5,000 i5;000 6 "•- i,006 ' . 6,000 8 - 500 - 4,0 x) lo 100 - 2,000 40 - co 2,600 6.450 - 23 - 13 I,hoo • : tts,ooo Tickets X2c0,000 • Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: rirst-draWn` Ticket First Day t,coo First-drawn Ticket Seventh. Day t 0,600 First-drawn TiCliet Eighth' Day - zo,Ooo . • First:dr i.vn TiLket Ninth Day- - sOOO , -• Begins Drawing September 24, a 04... • • • TICKETS and SHARES arc on SALE.; at all the LI CENSED L.OTTERY-OFIACES. • , Ticket - - - ,£. 17 17 0 • Half - - E. 2 7 a 4 Quarter .4 13 Sixteenth - t 3 6 SiiAKSPEARE LOtTEItY. • - • • AI(ESSRS; BOYDELL.. beg: have to acylaiiw the Istdtlic ingcneral, and their Friends in . particular, ti i t the Tickets tor. the'SIIAISSi'EARE LO'FTERY, price , Three Guineas, with Sehentel of- the said Lottery, are 1. , • - .v read) • for' delivery,. at the Sfiakspeare Mall ; at Messrs. hoydett's, No. 0; Cheapsidc•;arl 'at all . .-the. Licensed lOttery Offices in Great Liritarn awl .11. eland- MALTA;' • •, This Pay Wjg 'Elegantly whited, : in Three Volumes Quarto,. priec in boards, NCIENT . MODERN MALTA ; con... • •i tiniiw, a Description of thz Cities and' I'orts that • Island; its Climate, Soil; end natural Produelions an Ac. &runt at t tic ilillaent Covemments to which it. has b'een.sub. jeaed ; the. Monuments of Antiquity. it contains.; its Trade anci I iriansps ;. as also the History at the Knights ot' St. JONI ur jarusalem, 'front thoir tliSt Esrahlishineht in Malta to the 134,inuiug of the nineteenth. Century.; with a particular Ac. coma of the Events which preceded and_ attentlM the Cap. lute of the I slind by the French; 'and . its Itedualott . by the English. . •By LOUIS DE BOISqE LI N, Kuight of Malta. In Three Volumes Qnarto... - • Illustrated with.a.bird's.eye VioN7 anti ..Chart. of: Matta. C oz.; and tile adjacent Islands, 48 laches hy - 24, pointing out tilt; Military Posts, Viilages,' Aqueducts, &c. &c. on - those 'nand's; and the accessible:lnd inaccessible Parts of the Coasts ; together wi,b the•Sounzlings toural ttke whole,- with the .Nuchorageaod.Depth of IV,it?r in the several Harbours; and «I PlateS, consisting 'princip:dly of views °rifle Hu hour, p a rr, and Fortifications,. at the City of -La-Yallette, the City Of NlCssina, in Sicily, Portraits,- Antiques,, &c. • Printed for G. and 1. Robinson, Paternoster.row, • • • . BT . Y HE KING'S LETTERS PATENT. mESB. PYKE,. No. 8, Colchester street, chapel, London; respei.it'ulty inform the Nobility, Gentry, Marehatits, Captains of Ships; and others,' thatt hey have obiailA - His Majesty's Royal Sandlon for their New. invent©d invented patent. improvest Pencil,. with an 1.1a.M COntaillip4oo Slides, one or 'Mack - Lead, the other of a cu. rous Article,' which will write on glass (by hard pressure), Woollen cloth,' slates, slate-paper, &c. The truly supe. tiority of this .Commodity, as already. patronized, OCG3SIOUS little more to be s l id, 'cc:an - that a trial wilt be a sufficient IV commendation., Fifty Pounds .ReWard will be paid by the . Patentees, oriverdiet, to any 'person giving information of any Elaivker,7or Other. PersOrt, oflering for Sale ,any, or : counter, felting of this Patent, or in fr inging thereon. • •N. 13. 'The Patentees wish to caution the Public against 'a spurious Pencil, which is now vending as Patent. No other is Patent but Pyke's. •NEW INVENTED HATS. .' • • -TN consequence Ql..tlte veyy,grqat , comp Lint of: -F. late, of the bad quality of Hats, it bas induced Mr. LIAR E, of No. 71, Strand, Who has resided there these 2o year's,' to try the exPerimeoit of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea `Va,sind which he hasfound to answer his must atdntexpec tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found to wearant 'war two .such Flats as arc Ina e in the usual way, thd Mole.ittirmal:ing them so much finer; anclof a closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually made use of in the N , l anu fa oariog . of Fiats ; and, with other good qualities, the Fur wilrnot come oil, which has been so mtich (6;111)1..611:d 'at Of late, as well as their t a king a most heantifitl Black, , which.will retain their colour: and beiog the Manufaciorer of his own Flats, he sells them at the low price -of iI. 3s. Stamps included. '..- • ' ' • : Like w is-c .t vaiierrof Army and Navy. Flats, Fohlinf ditto, Patent. Silk Pats, Livery fiats, and LadiCS' and emidrens' 1 1 ars, elegantly trimmed. ' ' N. It . ' %V or th}: the attention of Werchants for Exportation. *** Mole •Skins hOUghtill ally quantity. ,6 - ..7" l.(Ateo (post-pai4), iweciii!:7, Mole Skins., only at tended to. . Ori g inal BEMTEAI3S, SOFA BL: DS, and CilA I R BEDS,"•v%itli very considerable 14nprovemtnits, by NR? Rf; AN anti SANDERS, Itiventbrs of their atitatted 1 NIP ERI Al, DINING 'FABLES; Porcilder Chairs, and Nlanufactuiers in general of iVio. Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock every Article ththeabovebrancltes, is 'always .rbady for intedion, for the furnishing ,Houses complete, in the First Fa3liion, and warranted of the best orkrnanhipp atki 11,44e5t Niaraials. Li•.• ? ..int 1. nif.pust Liecis and Bedding complete, with new tic h io l ed Window Curtains, Patent Musquito-N et Beds, par.. ocularly portable for all Foreign Cliinatea l Alorgaq arid Sanders, F win s h ing p 1,101 s terers 311(1 C . :101114f M;1111114Cf1.1.. No:16 and r', Catiterine.street,•'Strand. Please to iierve,,No, - . 16 .and 17 has no connexion whatzver with any .other, Warehouse in l..onclon. ,army .a 0 Navy F.quipage of every description, on improved I'riueiples, vary portable. • rOlt BRUISES, SPRAINS, ILHRUMATISMS, &c. Sc. • 'Dr. STLERS's OPODELDOC. rtAUTION,--On the Outside of the Wrapper on each Bottle of the real Medicine a Stamp is fixed, iii %vl►tch is. e EIIiVaVCA ". F. Newoery, No. 45, S t. Pa ul's ;" and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with these Words,'" Dr. Steers's'Opodeldoc, prepared by F. Newbery.". All those NViiTCII. are sold without these Designations are-' gross Counterfeits,. The -Public :IN requested to attend to this Caution, tomb.. sequence of an' Imposition wind) has been .practised - by Ger. twin Venders of Medicine,. undo: Cover ofd consexion in :trade with Mr. Newbery's litinse, have dot only sold in London, but, by travelling . round the Country,' have disse-. minatetilbrom;ti the Retail _Dealers in all parts of the King flora,. large to.intities of a. spurious prepAr.ition of this Opo-, &Woe ; iu the bills of Directions of which the Names of Dr. - Steers, of Chaiing•coass, turd Mr. Newbery,of Churchyard, ate nt.,te use of, in order the More completely to deceive tun vary l'urch4SClS. The genuine 0 podndoe is rtrepared and sold by F. New bery and sows, Pa il's, on the CQaCh.wity, a tew Deets from Cheapside, Lendon,in Bottles, price as. 6d. each, : de ty included ;, and sold , by their A l tpointruent, by Dicey and Sutum, Bow Chureh-yard ; Bat:inland Co. No. iso, and}, Pidding, No. 76„ 00°rd-street ; kW:ado, Old Bond-street ;. 13ayley C'oaspor-street f.'Ward, Middle-row, ; 'Litt, Royal Flcchan i ‘e ;. W. Clarke, Borough, 1-11,;11-,tr.-et at Successor to Mrs. E. Natie• • bur), I;,,oisciilci,-.attho Coma of Lutiptc.strvot. OFFICZ OF OR.DNANCE, 1804. THE .PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yEsTnn ORDNANCE; do /52rc6y give Mt:re, That Propowls will be received at their Offi:e, inWt.'llfugatter..ltreet, Ireantinst,:r, on or before pursdaytke thigult ne.kt, from such Per.cont as may willing to unit., take : 1 .1: vepp?) , of COP PER ..ifOOPS'and 4iPETS, slog tb..= service of tbit Deparintent, Patio:Hs of Taich rlry Se :mit at the fronita. able Priticipal Storekeeper.tOffice, at tt , e Tovvrr. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Cperlitien;s the Contraa, way he knvium upon application 41 the Secrvaoj:'s 'Office, in St. Alargarers-Itteet, any day between the iniiirt Ten-and FourO'Clock, subtly the Pr•opouth are 17 he delivered, mated up, and m.zrked on. the " - P roposals tor- the Supply of Copper [loops and Rivas ;":Gut na PropOtah ewn •hr admitted aitei the raid' 4th Day • o, the 1.?„,..1, f;, CR F. Sec. I'lo - WALL tNG U ICE , :Y'/ 24, 1804. THE comtvriss lON E. RS !Or VICTUALLING flis 111,17ESTY's NAVY d 2 hereby give Mike, that on Titesrtg the 7thof Anglia newt, they will 3e Tea:ty to . ..reive Tenders, in Is:riling ~( sealed up), and treat fit'. the Supily of Ihkat PEG F.TABLES shall be denr . and,..l fsr .the use of flit fifajerg's Ships and Vessels at Y ARANUTII, in' NJR FOLK, for twelve neentbs certaia f frosn ibe 12th ff . that .111inth, tl Ge paid fir by Bills, payable :with interest, ?thief . ) , days, after date. The Conlitiorit -of t& • Contra!? ,1.4 be seen at ••the qecretal) l : O d Pce, arthis O f fice, or by app!ying to the Collea.r of liis Major. W.l CA loins as Yarmouth. •• 'No regard will ht h.id to any Tender in which .the'.Fiilce shall not be in4erted 14. words at length, or that shall not he deliiiered to the Bmni he ffre..l?nefe:ClorA .on the sailTuetday the 7th of Alipest,ne.vt, Ito!. .unlers the, Person .wh makes the Tender,' of sone Person on hir.behall; attends, to answer when called for. PROPERTY 'ACT. DUTY on , -DII'IDENDS and ANNUITIES in the PUBLIC • , • FUNDS. NOTICE is hereby , given,' That • the, severa l Officesas the Bank of England, and Threadneedle-street, s] which Notice has been even; will continue open for receiving the Du& ,i;rd Checviing the same, wrtil all the Dut ie s hare be en received' br • otberviist accounted .forqo the Comnthsioners of the ?Istria" or the' ecermissioners for London, in pursuance of the said Air and all . Persons are desired to take. Notiie, - that for those sums which are not received or arceuntedfor,the Farties will be chargeable in d.:able the duty, and liable to be . sned for the same Aypracesr from fair Al.rjesty's Court of 'Excheireer, bye Order the Board of Tax 4, , M 4TTZ t IRW WINTER, See. • . 1 -I HE titilifY, Of Medical Instituttont for the be.' 'wilt attic Poor, is sufficiently proved. In the year i,73, the Dispensary, in Soho-square, first opened one of. the earliest receptacles of this kind, where Diwases oppress sive tattle feelings, .such as Eruptive cases, Elephantiasis, Scrophula, &p. had a remedy. proposed that was sate, palat able, andprcventeel the mechanic being separated front his Family, by , its operation being mild, and requiring . no con finernent. The daily applications prove to the .world the efficscyol.SPlLSßUßY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS and the Rheumatic and Gouty consider. a - s a ape.' cific. The Dispensary. is open usual, and atteilaancegiven to consider cases daily, between the hours Of t leVen and One.' Letters, post. paid, With the usual Fee, will be pundually attended to. Clergymen and other benevolent persons in the Conntry, may have the Medieineat a reduced price as usual. Sold with a black stainp, at the T)ispensart,iSOL-si.tuare, in bottles of ss. ; ios. and il. 2s . ,thtty included.' . Any 'Offtred-with a tiii*reitt stamp : must i 4 injurious 'imitations. • • . ANTIAMPETIGINES. • • • T LOSE Persons whO have unfortunately mule WC I of that dangerouS mineral, Nlercury, would do well to weigh the'conscqueneas before it is :too late, and • resort to those Mediqines of established celebrity and eltaratier fora permanent and railieal Cure, •and thereby establish their health, the must valuable of all jewels, •upon the most firm and tasting fotindation. The A ntt.ilitpetigines Wing Murat. eti on a chritical and, philosophical basis proves of the highest utility in all cases of "depraVed 11,,b1t with-Ant: tions of the Skin i" hence its efficacy in Cases of Scurvy, Scrollilaor-LyprbsY; oaS well as in the confirmed Ltres ; and hence, by its sanative power, it expels the Virus out Of the system, and i'CilOtCS it to COlWaiescence. lit Scorbutic Colll- plaibts,, Luesi &e. • Niercury, Antimony,' and Aqualortis, have beca reeotnmended and tried, but they have rectued the Patients hive M.Rie use of them to the Most deplorable . state, Ind have left Coxtplaints vvhielt the skill anii abilities of the first PhYsieianvhave been unable to cope with. These l)isordersily,berore the cileds of the Ant m pet igines. pre. o ar ed, by . llr. Solomon, of Liverpool, which restores Nature to her pristine stale in the mist gentle manner, even %viten. Salivation has tailed, and !caves the )viurle frame firm and healthini. The numerous and iespeetable Signatures which have appeared in our Paper trill speak inure than any WC Cdti bestow upon it. Prepared by I)r: Solomon, Liverpool, in Pas: 6d. and 335. Bottles; the latter contain, finir of the fovner, by which the Purchaser S3VeS 9s.- Every, genuine Bottle has a , tam ii,which bears,lhe Proprietor's Name and Address, ", S3MILI SOlO - to imitate whicltis Fe:o3)y. Each gel - 1101c bettle has the words " Sant. Solo. mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. N. lf. The Postage of all Letters .A 0 the Doaor must be 'paid, -and Cos. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice, The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.linlierigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide tq Health,' arc. • Said by ReinnAnt,- liamburgh.; , lt.•Bach,, Peirt:street, New-York ; Mathews, No. tB, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, 'Wight ; Brighton,'Grayory hir. mingliain, Knott and Lloyd 5 Bedford, Smith; Itlaridtcret, Stltunbus; Edttilllltrf4 010 1 ;le ; don; Cambridge, ;. Coventry, I:6ll4Sort ; t2,llctle,_ ter, Keyiner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; i arllsle, toll c ; ,_Chatliarn,• Etherington ;- Chelmsford, Clachar:; Cheater,, :Pool and. Son ; Cirenecster, Smith Chippenhant, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, Coth;gc. green Derby, Drewry, ; 4les ; Devizes Lowe; I)orchestcr, V irt ; Deal, Roe+. Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge; Exeter, — Crewman and Son ; Falmouth, F. 11'.01 ; Glocces• ter, Pitt, ,Walker ;,'Giasgow McDonald ; Liverpool ? Alcr.- cantile tiazetre Office ; Leeds, lions, ll,rlmes ; Drury; Lynn, Headley.;' Leicester, Gregory,. Swinfeit ; Lewes. Pitt • Manchever , Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; • Maidstone, Chalker; MArlhorougn, rold ; Nc.s.vbury, Fut ler, ratter; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson i Northampton, Dicey; Nottinshain, litirbage; Norwieh,• Stevenson and Oxford, Jones; Plymouth DOCk, flatland ; Torts. mouth ,11,elant ; Reading, SMart and t:Nr. ; R oc hester, Ether. ingtint:; erestuti, SerAent .Shrewsbury, 1,7:4410v/es ; S.aitli, iin * Pt e lt n Baker ; StAffottf, Morgan . ; ttn d 4.1.411 , r; ; 1 rk, • Wolstenholitte ; and by all Venders ot Gut u. Mcdichw- 4 art the Vuited KivX(ltoft‘ • IMP ER 1..4 RL 141 It NT. • HOUSE OF PEERS. . • TUESDAY, JULY 24. ON the. Orier.offhe Do. being read for corom\r. ting the inhotvent Debtors' Bill,' • :Ile L')RI) CHANCELLOR observeci, that th.! Roy3l Duke and other N?h:e. Lirds who parroniztd this 8111, < had said nothing in its support. hoSYtt'e',r, a m.itrer Which required the tri:..4 sere .u; el , nsisteration. The Bill seemed to his to go capherstban even i:s framers hmi inteocit!,%— , It 3ertne,<l, from the f)tentnbte . of the gilt, - to' be iti objez.l, to sec at Ilb::rry persons who had be'e'n long cinfined.. The Clauses, however, were so worsted, as to liberate not..onisi thOse'who had,,b , !eo in cust!xty .prinr,to the ist of jinuary 135.1., bar: CVCti those wlo hid been imprisoned sine: that' Unless this were correeted„ and the date c-,!rritd back, +he Bin woul,sl mp.si tende, cy. anit Lt.:MICA L'irri who Nid.d in CneCokrt orKiiig's Incset, 11.1 d reutirit'ed the benefit which hadj , e..iti tea from bst vent Not& and Learned Frit!nit hAd inunicated„his N.;tes nn (Ids suhi:!Ct (0. , e • Loth. Covocvt,,tma), and it was to he t;:gretiel - , that :thii:l3;ll6llanid hive come forward it a c 1 ,11!, when the I)nties of.that . Mii& Antt LearntA • Lord coropelird.birnia be absent. Had he'll:en. pre sent, he could hayeshewri, that grt4rty st , lo had been carrying on begotiations with their Credi, tors, kid broken them cis on the ititrtilluql•Th Of the lief Ins..ivent liiil ; hit when it wrti rejetecl, •fe. newed aid made • arrangements fur p . ayi'lle; . th'eir.-debts„ He could have 'proved that, had Lhe. lait Pitt pißsect,.it would have, set at libeiry per4oris justly confi[K.kt for Debr, anti reducer] their . Crefli. -tors to the . sicuation of asking relief by; the present 4 • _ Rill. the Bill went.inicithe Cuintnittee, his Lordship said, he should propose to alter the ,d,ate to which hc had refer;ed, and to renderthe Bill in other sespcds .as little IniichievOns in its tendencr as possible; hut, even then, he should not pledge himself to vote for it on its third reading.—ln the mean time, he must. protest against tiw praaice. of introducing Bills, of this kind at so late a period the. Session, by which their Lordships were put in situation which tendered it difficult for them to re: concile the feelings of humanity, with the ends and ,principles of justice. • .The,LAIICE of CL ARENCE Was surprized at the manner in which the Noble : and Learned L'trd had alluded to his condufl respeet to the present Bill.. In consequence ofi4he observations of the Noble and Learned Lord,l4iS Royal Highness found in • • it necessary to explain the situation which he stead with resped to this Measure.: 'He would alt. ,peal.3o-the Noute•Lurd who presidettoVer the C)m. .rtitttees (Lord Wist.siriouAs4) who: had witneSsed ,his contittet in that Honse► longer than the N Ade and Le.rrued had had an opportunity of 'doing,' whe. ther in the period of sixteen years, during which he had had the.honour of sitting in that Hm3e, he had ever taken part in any of the Insolvent Bills brought into Parliament.. He would state the reason why he had not interfered';—being a zealous and sincere admirer of the Constitution, he looked to every sot. cies Of innovation the.ancient laws and Usages of the Cutintry with a jealans eye. He had never courted popularity by improper means. In all his .ParliaMentaty . condud he had never taken up any measure for the take of reputation, but had only promlted.thosc:Which zypeared to him to he benefi. ciel :tea. the Cnuntry. As to the presenrßil:, he had been requested by a Noble Friend olhis. to attend to it. That Noble Friend, -who had distinguished him. self in the supportqf was:urea for alleviating the dis. tresses of .11sti voi Debtors, WAS employed in an,im. „portant command in the North when this Bill came before Parliament, and had merely requested him to attend to the Bid throu i !,lt its different sraget. As to the. measure itself, he had said nothing either fur or - agairist it, hut had merely complied with the promise he had male to his Noble Friend. He hoped . would be so altered in the Committee as.not to do the injury the Nol)le and Learned Loraapprthended front it.. It had always been the pride 'of this. Coon . . try to - give the greatest security to'property, and its cototnerciat interests rendered it of the highest Importance to guard cautiously against every tlin - ig which would have the appearance of plonS:r at in, justice..' Lard G RANTL EY remarked, that, in the cntitee .of his experience he had always found, that the Magistrates With whom he intled, had been ex— tremely anxious to fulfil the intentions of the Legis. lature, and to see that such Aas were carried into eirea_with the sttiftest re;ktrel to the situation of the Creditor. Slunald their :Lordships think proper to pass the present'Bill, he was persuaded. the Ma. .gistrateu would shew the same inclination to . carry the orovisions of it strictly into exeCution, lle could state, from the best information, that the pit. Sons throughout the Kingdom were extremely crowd ed, ,:trnl. ;hat in his oPinim it would be ad v 'liable • that their Lotdships Should entertain the,All. The House having resolved itself into a Commie. tee, went through the , Bill. Several Amendments were made, on the IVlntion of the Lotto - CitANclLLott, and adopted, and the fif k b and six!h Cta uses, 'at his' Lordship's inStatrioe, were ...holly rejected. • • ' • • principal. Attrotlments purported, 'that the D should azlnally !hive been in:t.ustndy on the • t 1804, atut contitined so ever sit.ee.t No pekson t0v). , 1 - hall s hill be - enttlied tt the of th 4 ag,d the extent of the stifTl is limited tJ 15001. The Dat... of NOR TO LIC vroprisett atiti- a 'Ciauir, to authorize, butler certain re,irittion'i, the-set fiiil tit libeily petions tOr'ank blurt above tlut exptcsicd in the Bill (15001.) tiOtt teba'thao saool,