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Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh, he will be informed °fine Partieulap of his Father's Will, in his i'avOur; under which he is entitled to - a considerable Property. , • • Tne said John Vai- was Apprentice to .Mr. Tucker, At torney, Mount-row, Lambeth, Londosi; practised a short time fur hunsel f in the year 088, and Afterwards resided at John Penr's, Esq. at Stoke Park, near Windsor.. And if the said John Vair , 11. ts a Child' oc.Children, they will her of considerzible Advantages arising to them from the said Will, open apply* io Mr. Brodie, or Mr. Cauvin. It is requested that any of those to whom the said John Vait was ii.(Lioted, orothers with whom he was acquainted, !will give sticn.intbrmation as they can respeding him, and where he last resided, by Letters addressed to Mr. Biodie, or Mr. Cauvin, as above. Gll..L's WARRANTED SWORDS, &c. THOMAS GILL, in union with his Brothers JANMES and JOHN, respectfully inform their Friends, of their late Father, and tlie..P,Ublic in general, th a t they cont i ntte to manufactu' re hiS celebrated WARRANTED SWORDS ; also best and common Fowling Piece;,: Mus . - quets, &c. in all their various Branches, wholesale strixt retail-; Arai - hope, by paying the strictest a tt e nti on to t h e t.t.aiity and Workmanship of all .their A r ti c le s , to merit a jContinuance of the Preferen ce an d E steem he has tong so ustly acquised. • O rdeFs, ,addressed either to them at Birmingham, or for f the p resent) at No. az, bottom of Norfolk -street, Strand, land benlost yundually attended to. V'ERSMI.THS AND . JEWELLERS. A N . falti established 'and very respectable SHOP the and'ELISIMESS inay be treated ter, 6ituatrd in one 'of 4aitiable and.truly 'genteel Situations the West endof the -.tOi+vii can;proituce, and wh ere t h e i unual Profits resUlt ingl'retu the Jatleterthe,last i as .'well , as a long series of years Wei!, will be.fotind, ; t9 appear (to principals only) of 110 smut I 'Consideidtion, arid' almost ensure to. p?rson of taste, spirit, linct• pro'p&rt3l,' a hamtsciinvindepencience in a few pears; not be relinquished by' the presenr.prokietor on any account whatsoever, but that of an extreme precriots, ill ;;tate" of health, and Medical advice to Tetiminte Countm"-: - • To prevent tuinecess'ary trouble, no party need make ap. plication.chat w i 11 have objections to take part of alight Stock, :and be ceUiPeteilt sio . aliotv a liandsOttn: consideration - for the 1 44 odticton:tcr the 'Trade and - 161;g Lease d' the spacious Pie -Muses. , . Lettert, ffOrn Ivrincipals only,*with real name and address, mill kit. A ke it no t i c e •ot, it left t0r5.8..8.. at the•Cface of this PaPer: • V — - MCINEY, READY.TO ;ADVANCE. . VIJEREAS minty Ladies ancL.Gentlemen f re . ( quehtly sutler great pecuniary inconvenience for want • of knowing some respectable Channel thro'ugh whose medium be- iitiiiiiiodated with temporary or permanent .1114 as f Money- ati persolis.in .possession of Incomes aris ing fruoi F reehord,Cop.yhold; Leasehold Estates, in Land "or 'Houses, Moncy.i.i the . ttinds, Rent Charges, Marriag,e Set- WitiQW jointures, tlnnuities, .Patent Places, -I ..:fergy.men'S I.iVin . i.;C.'or..ny other certain Income for Lire, Inaybe.Stipplieti With temporary lir . perrnanent - Sumr. of Mo iiey-to 'Any amount, by. paying au adequate Annuity Interest for-the same,. with power to return the principal at rheie own option. *Personal appliCations will be received every day, till two o'clock; and letttrs front CorrespondentS, in Town or Country, Will be. immediately answered, .Addieis to Mews. Harris and Co. at their House, No. at, Grtzi.t: 5 1 14°1k -street., Charing-cross; 'but no letters will be adirtittea unless post-paid. - • • TO.BE - RE-SOLD, s• Pukuant- to an alder of • the High Court of Cirancery, dated the - gin- Day 15i jtina, th at, a n d ma d e in Cause , entitled CR CH LE Y against STANLEY, before Peter HOliord, sq„ one of the Masters of the said Coda, the. Public -sale Aponi, in. Southampton-buildings, chancery-lane, London, on the 6th Day of Aug ust, . iSor, beim= the tours of Two.and Threeo'Clock .the Afternoon ; FREEHOLD ESTATE, con - sis tint of aTartii house, Out-buiidingsoand Land, situate in the Parish valßoughton under the Blean, near Favemhazi, in the County of Kent, now Lett to Mr. Sayer, as Tenant at Will. 'Particulars whereolnfay bebad at the said Masteri Cham bers, in Southaniptun-buildings,, London:, - - ' TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'tin Wednesday the 29th of July inst. on the Premises, at Eleven o'clock in the 'Forenoon.; if not , before disposed of • by. Private Contrail, of which timely notice "ii be given, I A VERY Good Brick 4nd.Slated DWELLING:. 4. HOUSE, situated in East Retford, in the C.ouney.of Vottinxiiam;' and late in the tenure of Lady • Amcotts, de ceased; consisting Of a - Dining_ Room zs feet S inCht-s by 13 feet. 2 inches, and a 3 feet 9 inches high; st Drawing , Roont z 3 feet 2 inches by 13 feet z inches. a Breakfast-goorn•.-J6. Sect by 13 feet. The Windows of which arc glazed with pl a t e Vass. aotl the Roorns_ fitted up with enriched cornices' and cciliu s, statuary marble Chunney-Picces, and.. Mahogany Doors •Also'a Srorc- Rtiorn,'Butier's Plintfy, - Haniek.ecper's RoPrit,. and 'Servants' Halt,. wish very rood Chamhers, and a urge Dresir-lloom over the Same, wits an attic stoirY• An exceedingly, good. Kitchen, 16 feet high, Scullery, Cellars, lireyv.:house; Wash-houst, Lau - writ -A-, • and' many other con: irenient-Oflices;,.a•COnit-yard, two 'Four' stalled Stables.. 12 feet 6 inches' high, a Double e vach-house„ith Granaries and Hay-lofts' over 'the"saine ; a Stable-yanl, a 'Garden of Abont.Two Acres,. well ;stoc k ed with,:Fruit Trees,- and' tonal Paddock2,Within a fekLyards, of the. House: .A Gerit eelNeighbOitrito'cid, -kr \;iiich are kept i'Pick of Fox-halt mis s , a nfi I n to,.' Town at :Tack , of +I are - hounds. "The Premises may be entered upon inunediately-,encl if not sold, they will be.ofiered to be lett, The Perstm who lives in - the' louse will thew the' Pre; tnises..E ot„ fittther Parttculars.,',inguire of-bit. Fost er , a b ove the Hill, in Lincoln. June z 9, dor. LECTURES on the,V E NERE4L DISEAS.• • D R. REES - 3 - Meothei of, tl)e.oyao College :of Surgeons, and fdrrnerty urgeoa in - the Locke Hospital, will.cornmence his Second. Conrse of Lee - tufts on sift Vencreal.Disease,. Siri4ures•.,of the Urethra; and other .Afteetons of the Urinary tirgarks„ on .Monday the 2.oth July, at his Nouse, No. - it; teicesler-stret; Leicester -square. These, Leetures are ' , not ,confined to Students in M;ilieine, but are calculated to give, gentlemen not of th e. Procession such Inform a ti on . as will be found useful and de sirable. • ~. . . . The Course will c o nsi s t of TweLve Lectures. Atteridanco to the Course, One G Ltima. ADVICE. • . • 'PHIS season of the year . makes necessary to• guard. against 'the• - sudden elianges." - of the weather, Which too often affects the ha - hit,. obstruding7the perspi ration,' and thereby, prodticing those eruptions, which are so rnueh against' our appearance in society; besi&s prOduCing an anxiety .on the mind which gives fresh vigour. - to• the disease ; and as • effeels of this kind are so o f ten mistaken, as the .con Sequences of high living, recourse is had Loa con. trary Anode- of diet - , and the habit by that means so reduced, that,the.tibres lose their energy, they are unable - to throw oti the altedian.stich improper,treatment has ,increased, instead by a contra -y method of relieving the oppressed yc: , sels, by gentle perspiration and other gentle evacuants ; and as • this.has .been the cause of the success of SPLI.,SBURY's A . NTISCORBUTIC DROPS, in the most inveterate eruptive cases of Sett ryr and obstru tied vessels, Gout,. Rheu rnatism, &c.. we, may with hopes 'of suc6eSs recommend it wfiiehhas maintained its c.harader far so rainy Years, tint Wi thstancli ng t hoimpositions praefised on the Pub.- lie; irf,iubstituting a spurious inixture:for the genuine. Sold in small bottles., indented with the words; Frs. . Spi4in:ry; his Ant kicotbutic Drops, by she King's,Patent," and the larst • ,er.lN;ith•the addition of the King's A r M s , at t h e bisj )e nsa r y, SC/110-g' oftre; and most of the rtspe4tabl e V en d ers ." own Country,. in the :ilk:rough only by -Clark; "' 26 9) 414 ShaW, NEXT MONDAY THE IRISH LOTTERY BEGINS. - . - - r l -1 8181-1, for the better a'cccalmetlation of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at the West End of the Town, who for many years have honoured him with their Lottery Busic , ss, has opened a lave Office, No. 9. CHARING-CROSS, where TICKETS and SHARES for both the-IRISH and ENGLISH LOTT E,RI ES are selling in great variety,. and the Prizes will be paid as soon as drawn, either there, or at his other Old Established Office, . , No. 4, CORNHILL, remarkable for selling Capital Prizes, and where in the late English Lottery, this rear, were sold, shared, and registered,. the following Capital. Prizes : schoez a Prize of X. 30,000 9 , 593 ' 10,000 44,007 5,000 11,563 . 2,000 5 1, 4 2 5 ---- 500 • . Ga• Persons in the Country desirous of having Tickets or Shares, may be supplied the same as if personally pre sent, by sending. Post, Office Orders, good Bills at short dates, Bank Notes or Cash, to either No. 4,- CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. The IRISH LOTTERY consists of THIRTY-TWO. THOUSAND TIeKETS, and 'the total amount of:Priks 'is ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS IRISH. The ENG LISHIOTTERY consists of SIXTY THOU SAND TICKETS, and the total amount of Prizes is FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING., Bank Stock, Five per Cents. ' Four per Cents. Three per Cents. India, Irish, Imperial. Stocks, with their several Annuities, 'lndia Bonds, Exchequer- Bills, and all other kinds nt tGovernment Securities, boug and sold by T. BISH, STOCK-BROKER- "'LILY LRISH STATE LOTTERY, 'Sox. Begins Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. THE • TICKETS, HALVES, • QUARTERS, EIGHTHS; and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand by HORNSBY and Co. Stbck-Brokers, at their old-established .State Lottery Offices (Licensed pursuant to Ael of Parlian:e.a), Rio. z 6, Cornhill, opposite the Royal-Exc'hange, London; also at Liverpool and Exeter. The SCHEME contains 2 Capital Prizes of ,C. zo,ooo 2 lo,out 3 7".^ 5,00M - 2,000 S x,OOO - 500 Besides those of .1001. etc. Correa Numerical and Register Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares Registered at Sixpence per Number. Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or of ishort date, will be pundlually attended to, precisely on the same Terms as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly an swered, and Schemes gratis. All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agree able to Act of 'Parliament, with the words " Stare Lottery Stamp-Office." * * *Bank, India, and South - -Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, and ail kinds.of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission. This Day was published, Price 6d. AN APPENDIX to the 'REVELATION of ST. JOHN, compared with itself and the Rest of the Seriptures . , &c.; contamingla Recapitulation and Conclu sions from, the preceding Tra6t. • • - London: Sold by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Messrs. Long man and Rees, and T; Hurst, Paternoster-row ; Iffessn. Rivingtons, St. PaUPs Church-yaid ; and G. Gower, Kid denninster.—Of will)m may be had, price as. The former Part of this-Work. IRISH LOTTERY for iSet. Begins Drawing the zoth of Italy inst. THE TICKETS are Sold and Divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA.- ZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State bttteq-Office, No. 93, under the Royal-Exchange,ston done and no .where else on their account. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. 2 of Value of eacb. Total Value. .X- 2 0 , 000 is £.40,000 zo r ooo 20,000 5,000 .15,0c0 2,000 4,000 Zoo., 5,000 Soo ---n i/Sco 10-) - , 300 6o - 360 63,54 a 7,9;0 8,000 Prizes. 2 3,994 Blanks. . t 50,00. 3z,c00 Tickets. Part of the Cipitals ‘vialoe determined as follows : First-drawn Ticket. 4. 5 .4 I First-draWn tyth Daye i,OOO Ditto 4th Day soe Ditto r9th Day 20,c00. • • Ditto - 7th bay toe; ' - Ditto 2T,St Day ao,coo Ditto loth Day COOO Last-drawn Ticket tOOO Ditto. :'t3th Day soefer . . . 4, „* Orders acconapana with short dared Bills on London, or Post-Office Orders, punctually attended to : and to. pre vent mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are requested to transmit them by Post. • . •C7' All Snares sold at this Office will be stamped agree able to Act-of Parliament, -and also with the Crown, and round it, Hazird and Co.'s Lottery-Office. Letters, post-paid, -- duly ansWered, 'and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South-Sea -Stocks, with their several Anfinities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of Government Securities, bought and sold.hy Commission. Q \Au T. and Co. No. it, Poultry, London (esta. Wished in the Year 1759), and :at their State Lottery Office in the City of Glasgow, are appointed to sell the Tiek&ts arid - 1,',•.;a1 Stamped Shares of the IRISH STATE LOTT 4 . ,R Y for JULY. SCHEME: Value of each, of k ,opo 10,00,0 5,000 No. of-Prizes. 714 80 11,006 Pfiz es 23,994" Maas - 24000 J,Doo 5 00 100 60- Total Value. 15 k. 4 0 ,000 20,000 IS,OOO 4,000 5,000 . 1508 300 360 ' 63,840 • 32,003 Tickets 150,000 ' - Part of the Capitals to be determined as under : First Drawn Ticket Ist Day ' 500 . 4th. Day ' 5OO „.. Ditto 7th Day LOOO Ditto loth Day 2,000 - .Ditto i3rlt Day' 5,000 .Ditto . 4 " .47th DAY • " I,oCo 4. DiitO . Igth.Day . „ 2cf,goo " • Ditto • 21st Day -- 30,ei0 Last Drawn 1,000 Letters addressed. to SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, LONDON, With Bank Notes, Post-011icePrders, or „Bills payable on citirland in . London, immediately Answered,: and all Orders bY . Coachmetili Guards, or Carriers, pon6tually executed. Price att.-Ticket, -81. Si. S.. d. ,C, r, d. Half - 48 o •Eighth - z 2 6 Quarter - z 5 o Sixteenth oix 6 " begins drawing on Monday next, the loth of July, 18ox. Dr. BOLkZIAN's VALUABLE SPECIFIC against DEAFNESS. THE SPECIFIC of Dr. ,BOL MAN is an; ad. mi rabic Remedy against Deafnss, Tingling of the Ears, and generally every affeetion of those Organs. I t has seldom been known - to fail ; and it may. be asserted, that however inveterate tke Disease may be, a 'Cure may be hoped, prO vide th that e•Applicatiori be continued Tit' proportion to the length of the Disorder. SOW at tos.6Cai;Ottle, at leboult's, No. ;50, Oxford street; Swingy's, No. tt, Pall4l4lli and Turtle's, No. 142,4t400.. M 1 ~ On Thursday, July 23, will ,be published, In Four eleent Volumes,. Foolscap Bvo. Price One Guinea, in boards, IVIEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROBINSON, lvi WRITTEN by HERSELF • 4 Including Anecdotes ^ of many distinguished Clara6ters of the present period; with Poerrks and Letters never before pub lished, Written by Herself, or addressed to her by' various Persons. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Sold by all Booksellers. •LLOYD's MONTHLY SHIPPING . LIST, Containing also the WHOLE of the ROYAL NAVY. To be regularly published on the First Day of- every.future • Month,- Price One Shilling and Sixpence. THE Agents and Friends of this Work are re_ 11 spet3fullyinfot4mecl,' that its appearance his been pe, layed a tew days, on account of the accidental.non-arrival of some Official Returns from two or three of the Out-ports.. When Lloyd's Monthly Shipping List appears, it will be foUnd to be a complete and infallible authority in every thing which regards the Shipping and Naval. Interests of Great Britain, and will do credit to th e -r ecommen d at i on and p:e, fercnce of those numerous Persons who have honoured it with their Patronage and Correspondence. • . * Nearly One Thousand , large British Ships ivill be insetted in this List, which have never;heen inserted in the Under, writers' Register Books, vor in any previous List of Shipping ; and on account of the great Variety of AdditiOns and Correc-• tions which are necessary to be made in the early Numbers, all the Correspondents of the. Work are - patticularly requested to forward this month's communications in such way, as that they may reach the Conrluaors on or before' he aoth ‘of julv. • _ _ - • • The NaVy List; besides the usual particulars, will contain the. First Lieutenant of every Ship, and the Agent of every Captain. Communications should be addressed to the-Printer, T. Gillet, Salisbury-square; .or to Mr. Thomas Jlu6t, Pater noster-row, London. This Day were published, ' . In Three large Vols. izmo. price 163 . . 6d. in boards,' lETTERS addressed to a , YOUNG MAN , on J his FIRST.ENTRANCE into LIFE ; and adapted to the peculiar Circumstances of the present . Times. By,. Mrs. WEST, London: printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees; Pater noster-row. - Of whom may he had, lately published by the same Author, x. A Cossip's Story . and Legendary Tale. In :Two Vo lumes, 12r110. price 7s: in boards. 'Fourth Edition. 2. A Tale of the Times; in Three vols. ximo. price its. sewed. Second Edition. 3. Poems' and Plays ; by the same ; 2 vols. elegantly pr.:fled on Foolscap Bvo, and hot-pressed;. price Los. in boards. In the Press, and speedily will be published, POEMS, by J. RENN, Esq. consisti ng o f Vol. I. ()RIG I NAI. WORK,,, containing several hi therto unpublished ; and - Vol; 11. IMITATIONS and TRANSLATIONS. The Poems formerly pliblif Bed being revised and corr:caeci ; the Didactic parts„fminded upon Buri , ,e's Sublime and Beau tiful • and the whole embellished with Plat es; among which are Representations of Gray's and Sir Edward Coke's Monu ments lately ereeled at Stoke, and a Head of the Author, from a Bust Of_admired ‘iOrkmanship. , • QuO fit, Ili omnis - Votiva pateat veluti descripta tabella Vita: *OR. Dcl vario stile, in ch'io piango, a ragiona Fra le vane speranze— Ova ria chi per prove itlenda,amore, • ' Spero trovar—non the Elerdono, Ma del mio vaneggiar—,e frutto I I iientirsi, e 1 conoscer chiaramente Chequanto place almond° 6 breve rogno. PETRARCA. Sold by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Cobbett and Mor gan, Pal l- This .Day was published, Nqv Edition, being the Third, considerably enlarged .and imprdved, and to which is no .v first added, Hints on Fish Ponds; Price, bdund, Ss. • • Aan PLAIN d EASY INTRODUCTION t o theKNOWLEDGE and PRM.:TIC'E or GARDEN ING. , By CHARLES MARSHALL, Vicar of Brixwofth, Northamptonshire. Printed for F. an& C.. Rivington 'No. .6 - 4 7. St. Paul's Church-yard 4 scald also by J. Hatetraid, No. 173., Piccadilly. " We are Well satisfied that this Performance is not a mere compliment from the produaiam of former Writers of simi lar Direelories, and that the respectable Author has,"as he professes,, given to. the Public, the - result Of his experiOce, delivered with that plainness. and Orspichity, 'which , clamor fail of rendering his Work highl yliseful: to every reader Who, shall consult' iteitherfor pleasure or profit." ... • • ." • Monthly RevieW, Nov. 5797. " This is one of the most complete Works on - the subject we remember, to have seen, and both from its natitie aikti: exe cution is one, which every Country Gdntlenlan ought to have in hitl•possessibn.''—Analytical Review, Oft.. • The other Reviews have spoken'Of this Book in'alike strain of marked approbation: A NEW WORK: This' Day was published, Price ss. ' • T HE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, prising a Symem of Merchants AccountS, founded on real Business, arranged according to modern praetice, and adapted to the use of Schools. • , By P „ICE LLY • Master of 'Finsbury-square Academy. Sold by-J. Johnson, and F. and C Bt. Paul's Church-yard; and Q G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-roW. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,- price Bs. in boards, A Practical Introduaion to Spherics, and Nautical' _Astronomy, being an Attempt to simplify those Useful Sciences. The Second Edition, augmented and improVcd. The Additions made to this Impression chiefly consist of Questions for Exercise—Examples on Double Altitudes=an Investigation of the.Auttor's NeW Projection for the Longi tude—and. an Appendix on:the Use and Management of Time- ICeepers. TABULA JUDICUM. This day was published, - On a large Sheet ofextra Wove Paper, and neatly coloured, Price Three Shillings and Sixpence, - A COMPLETE REGISTER of the JUDGES / I. of the Superior Courts, with the Attornies and Solici tors General for the Eighteenth Century, including the sub sequent alterations to the sth of June 180,, with Biographi cal References, The above Table comprehends at one View the successive Changes of all the principal LaW Officers for the last too years, and will be found of the utinost convenience to Gen. tlemen of the Profeision, &c. &c, London ; Printed •by David Ogilvy and Son, NO. gis, Holborn, of**horn may be bad, to pair with the ab o ve, price 35.'.6d. A. Ministerial Register; or Companion to the Political History of the present .Reign, exhibiting at one. view the various Changes in all tbc principal Dela/4110114 41 GOVera- D 20114 in prows:44or and date 4R.171" CONTRAcrs. • Commissary Gerzral's Off:eei . Parfia4Tiort". • street, , e altrt, iSor. ;NOTICE is hereby khlen to all,Persons drsirout of:Contraßing for supXying 0 ;ITS t 47 such-n[Bls illajer.:: ty'S CAVA Lk Y in Cantonments and Quarters in the Counties throughout Englaldand Waft , : (the deli aeries to cormenitt •Y the' isth day pf Atria next), • 'That Proposals in writing staled up, and Marked COIYTF: Art FOR OATS, will be reievedat this o.ffice,fi:onz nix time to ibe 31st. Instant., Separate Proposal: must be :7r :defer each_ county; and for the Isle of Wight. Thr - Particulars and'Con'clitioni of tut Contraa may be' had at this Office p or by applying to the yrollowtnit Central Commissaries Edward Boswell, - .Esq. N. Spathawke, Esq. - P. T. Pomery, E. - r. Shackieford, Esq. - T. Scarth, Esq . . ,- ChaptnOn, Esq., - William Esq,, William Rymer, Esq. - William Raines, Esq. Francis I\l.-.rketti -Esq. Robert Rai nstOrd, Esq. - Benjamin Cheale, Esq, Peter Chambers; 'Big. - E. FI, - Grcgion, Esq. - Dorcbest4, Exeter. Lestwithiel, Pctersdeld. Sunderland. Cowes. Miirpcstll. Thirsk. Wyten, Ltcide.idown. Biichang,er. Sleato . rcf, Bury S. Edmunde. 'Vatton. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 74 15, - abr• • TIHE COURT .1 f .DIRECTO'R'S of use -A . UNITED COMPANY of 11:ERCEIANTS of ENG LAND- trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That they will be rea4 to-receive-Proposals in .writing, tnr or before 11 7 ednesdly, the -nth' instet,lront anj, Person who have engaged to furnij, the Commissioners of His Majesty's Transport Service, with Tonnage, for -Now South ,Wales, ox what 'Terms they are willing to LET to the Camper", good COPPER'POTTO4ED SHIPS, to bri,:g 'home Teas and other Goods, .frttl Cl*sa; steel). Ship . r to be approved by tit Compact's Officers, ana' to Ar Manned and E t itripptd in• ever, respeß, agreeably to the usual Regulations of the Company. The Terdirs to express the Rate of Freight for Builders' "Measurement, and also for Sivrplees Tonnage, and cdatiezg the same on the lowest terms, at there will not be an °mortar:4y of making any abatement. The; Tenders, with the " Ship Tender" on rLe c6ver t to he severally left with the 'secreta7; at or ':hefire o'Clock at Noon,. cn' the said 29th instaiii, hvorri xhich :hour yiot any Tender can 6r-received. WILLIAM RA MSA I', Sec. Draft of the Terms and Conditions on tobirb the said Ships 4,is be entertained le the Compani'.c -Service, may be seen oz atpliratinn to Mr. Cogan, Clerk to the Comrnittee of NEW L,NI,TFACTORY D OBARTS and PLOW' AN - dosp tespeafullr XX. inform thelslObilit,carul Gentry :Yliv; have not s.:en theit NEW and ELEGANT,MANUF'ACTORY of CHAAL , BERRY and I TALI AN. MUS LIN S, this their Warehouse is tne only place in thli. country, when: they can be had gennine 7 —No. I,.! : Chanclos Street, covent Gardun. N.B. - A Great Variety of, FANCY SILKS by the Ma,. nufacturers. Dr. BLAIR's CEPHALIC FLUID; or_ .ANODYNE ESSENCE for the HEAD-AC, GIVES immediate Relief in• the ,most violent Herd-ach, fiorn what cause soever it may proCeed ail though its 'operation is so sudden," the preparation is Of .sitCli a nattire, that there is flat .a possibility or its doing tha .slighteit injury in any case whatever. " What enhances the value of this EsSence, is, its agreeable form, most perkel safety; and immediate'efticacy for, be ng an external applitation of a subtilei'penetra';.ngi volatile 'fluid, if inune l triatelyoperates on every nerve; 'at duce reliev ing and. proteCting them frOm future injutY. not by means of ..ny tempotary or deleterious efliti ' VV, but . by ano.. rtovne and tonic Powers peculiar toitself. Sold, by appointment, - at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse, NO., 229, Strand . (7th :house from Teitiplc - -„Bar), : price 2s. 9d. duty included also sold retail at all,i'epeCtable Medicine Sbcps. . Qbstrve the sitriature, " J. Cockelll,7 in his hind 'writing,-Nvithotet Which none are genuine. .." Extrad of a Letter addressed io Mr.' Itollason, - Printer, Bookseller, Stationer, and Vender of• all the genuine Me dieines, Stuurbtidge; SIR, Y. 0.0 Will Ile nkased to transmit the fdilowing Case to Mr. tigtiuta, Surgeon, at his .Dispensary, in Manchester " ' .Audnarn Btook, near Stotirbridge, Worcestershire, Mr. Lignum, Sir, - ' Feb. 16, aol, I beg you will-publish the following extraordina:y cure, and l sincerely Wish that those who make trial of your An:, tiScorbittic Drops" were'candid :and impartial in giving a just account of Weir elledS - Jo the Ptiblit. Fam persuaded that the numbet - ol orfi fellow-creatures labouring under dreadful comilnintS, Might fiet.only be relieved, ,but . their disorders effectuallyeracliCatea. • About nine years a'go I was ifffii6'....d with leprous and Scorbutic eruptions, : Whichl,made their ap pearance on Oillerent parts of my body,' which ,increased whit such rapidity, that of :late yOrs.l: have be.ni truly leprous, my Whole frametieihg at tittles coveted scales ; resemlx liitg =the bark of C.:tree, handfuls of were taken olf nay bed every morning ; theitchirig that attenged 'waS intolerable, and still mdre insufferable was the ginatting pain which suc ceeded scratching. I3efore I - began taking yout drops, how_ ever incredible it may appear to the Public, it is certainly a fad, that on different parts of my bogy there were not less than five hundred ulcers through ciisease; I .at times last the use , of my limb's thereby, .and was alrnest incapable of Molt lowing me blisiness, on,wilich was the sole dependence my family and selfh.-41tci lobk to for our support. 'lrt this reduced and truly . clepßirable 'state, ,nny family and ,friends."lrld : giv(n up all , hopes . of ray rec.:very ; but an acquaintance of prnii:e seeing the caseof.Tiniottly Maort, cf Lancashire, in the BirtainglialiaPaper, persuaded me to 'mike trial. qt your drops. I purcii3.t.ed small bottle of Mr s Rollaso,n, Printer, in stourbridge f which'l found greaily tep alleviate my pain, and thrimgh perseyiniriz - , till I had taken, I think, six or se;ea small bottles; I am'grateful that I am. 'now, ::!id iniMths, aLic ,to :folio* ray employ. l f any'furthei satisfaOiert be requited of ;We twat, of this great cure, the iriquirer:maY be . faty'satisfied by ap plying to Mr.' Wheely, glass thatutfaatfrer, or Mr. kolia son, - Stourbridge Tomkinson, Pectrfibld iron . Work4, near Wednesbury • 'Mr. Foiter, Brettel-tane Limd Works; and by, Sir, _ Your humble Servant; s EDWARD WRIGHT, J9inct. Attested In presence ofMr. Wheeley and Mr. Robinson. To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon;,NO. 57 ; BridgeLstreet; Manchester._ CZ These Drops are sold in moulded squate bottle's, at T2S. and 4s. - One rzs; bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. The:, may be had, wholesale and retall i .at Mr. Ligntim's Dispensaiy, So: 57, Bridge , street. Manchester; at Howard anti Evan's, Long=lane o .West sole Wholesale Agents in London ; and ittail, by the tolivvra ing persons : • \ H. Cuddell..; No. 47,'Minories • W;Clarke, 'No. 269, Bo‘ rough ; Jordan, No. 33; Whitecla.pel ; jeboul!, No. , 15p,, Oxford-street ; Sutton, No. 141 r, Lorigi- . .Acre.; Wade, Old Bond-street, and No. t63,„fleet-strecti..Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Knight; Nortaii. Eilgate turtle,, No. 117, Stnuid ; Ward; Nv, 0.4 1/011301114 4ovier ._ bartholowitklauc.•