The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-23 00:00:00

.• NUMBER 3697.) To the INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of MID• -DLESEX. S . I R Francis Burdett h as , v er r son n indeed, thrown off the flimsy veil of Whiggism, which some of his more artful Supporters had persuaded him to assume, and • returned, • like a dog to his Vomit, to his favourite creed of • Pure laLobinism. ln his last Address to you lie has resumed his' old tone, an d, i n t h e usua l cant o f his Sea, has inveighed apiu s t Churchmen and Statestitett o • Officers, Ecclesiastical and Civil. You Will probably think, with me, that lie had ', better have spoken out at once, awl, in the language of his ' worthy Fellow_ labohrer in the , Revolutionary Vineyard, T Hama s PA i' E, have declared " war against • the. whole Hell of alanatcliv ;" for he very well knows, that without : such ot'lleers is those' whom he stigovitizei, neither the'Bri 'fish Alonarchy; nor anyother Government whatever, not even his tavourit- Ivlili...ty Deipotism of. France, could possibly subsist, nor the oi.aioary litisinels Of Civil Society be carded "• lie has told you, that all the Prebendaries of West - min- &ter, and all the Officers of the Courts of Law andof Equity (how came h e to om i t t h e Ili shops an d the judges, whose . ' situations are similar ?) are $' Dependants of the Minister, ond uniformly .subservient to his Mandates." He k .ew the falsehood of this 'assertion when he made it ; for the Offices which he viers to are holden for life, and had ever been re garded as Freeholds, until the laie decisionof the Committee of the House of Commains. 'flee persons who hold them, theretot,, are as independent as the Possessors ot any other Freehold I roperty.' liut it was natural enough- for hint to, exult in the aimihilation of rights, enjoyed and exercised for iri the dir e ct an d inevitable tendency of whose. efforts is ot•sub'vo r sion o r all todatio • Institutions, and toe ritrodue. whillinr. ottnor,r, *topitilt scenes,. if desolation alio :• I ' , ‘B) ch .., ~ ,' Y i . .. hive eggrmi a oeighhouring (wintry. :o, .00ct of horror and of ilfead 0 1 ail the Nations ot the .:attli. Sir I- rata -68 Bur d i eti boasls,' too, or being rite DoienUer of your Rights, and the Champion of your Independe"ce /(e4 'he has in, • deed, .delended the Rnoos and Freedinn of Electors ! but in , . - t ,';`'Y P e culiar in ..hiniself—hy disfranchising REA L'ffee. . oiriers, ior some trivial defect of Lorin; by erecting into iireenOldelS MTN Or ST R AW , W i t h out tire shadow of a Right to Vote, alikedestitote 'of. P roperty aiid ot.P rincip le, and by con trouliiir your choice, it the usut patiOn of :t Seat to which Y"tl,l : • , voice, legaii.,, ee. :. j pressect, but coa ti yr r liY m i s rep resen t ed , . had raised another. "l'hit, after this conclud, aod'ilie Com plieated scene of tumult, corroption, and perjury, exhibited at the last Elcdion, Sir Francis Burdett sliculd natter him ,. . , avifi or insult you by the statement, that he could, on the. present occ „ sionr,ONLY Mee With, opposition from " Con-, 'l c raelors, Plaern oeri"and others still more unwor thy t o exer i4 the franchise of Eledors," (whom, However, lie does not. Venture io designate), is an instance of self-suflleicney and Of auridentelliont e ty, w hi c h t h e C ounty cannot fail duly to POrcci .te, and properly to reward. • - . BY affirming that ." English Prisons" are " Dens of Op- P re ssler' and Torture," and that the lives of our fellow Sub aeCts are wickedly aimed at under colour of justice, he at mice libels his Country, and condemns: himsel I. If he really . . believe this assertion (most infamously false as it is) to Ili : t rue, why did h e not ma k e i t the subjectof a speci de Motion in the House of Commons, during the two years which he Wa s all owe d to sit there ? Why 'not institute a -scriotts . .^.lld , solemn Inquiry into the fods i %VIIy not devote some !:ntall• asorti..n of his Wealth to the ptosecution and plinishinent of i . such atrocious Wiliam. ?. Why not specify theinstanees or l Oppression an d of Torture ? Why not explicitly deiilare *hose lives have been wickedly attacked under the colout of . Iristlee? Why riot propose some Law to tentedy the evils of Which he complams ? An hones! Man would trot prefer Mich charges As these, without having the most satisfactory lutoofs of their justice ; and'an honest man,. in possession of such proofs, would not satist'phimself with a bare statement of the Fads in a Public Advertisement. These are not liled'oneering, Squibs ; these are not mere personal attacks; nor mere Party effusions : such charges 'strike at the root of Society itself A Libel on the justice of a Country, is an :Mack on its vital part. It tends to destroy e very sent i ment of alli:dion forthe Sover e i gn who can tolcrate . such abuses and of attachment t o t h e C onstituthin which can allow thini t , , be committed wi t h i mpun i ty. What must we think, then, or' a Man who can ureter such Charges without a shadow of wo o f to siiiTore - theni a Ig ' he who can so libel his Country ,_ : tor . Ins ono interest fit to be your Representative ? The r,,, voice ~f every Loyal Freeholder will reprobate the preSump "' too i . . its toougot.; • , • if Sir I;raio.is Burdett really held in detestation ".the • f r9givss al.; consequences of Corruption," why did he en. , courage and sopporr the condoel of .the Slier.ik at the task.. j.. ,I,:ledion, during its Pri-gress, which• a Committee o t t he '.. ttotise of Comoro:Is have 'declared to be corrupt ? And ;Why , . !lid he profit ,by and seek TO oervetuare di,. conse(pletlce Of • i It--his °WO 5 , :z11 to the tiouso? i,ilY doiog this he liatclearly . proved the cuticle ' toe art,.. exteut of his objedions tt;>COrtti1)11011.; 1 arid, ptissibly, his hatred to. Prionis ittiy be traced -to, its !o r i s i i t ce . , wish - .... s L:ibliae of I. in ivas oec..sioikil by the cco:fillealient of the f,:tiMutineers in the Navy, and by . oat of his F. rielat Colonel .;',. Paul, yflusse praises he so loudly sounded ; Whose cause • . '‘'‘,', 54 rol:etol)` . pleaded in the House of Commons 1 and. • " 0 4 friendship slot intimacy lie so seditiously cltetished, • acid preba so carefully - . ol.en s ierved, till the very hour of his app ro . Uh on a charge of flielt Treason, for which he wits site'', a.v.ards executed ? I t is nor surprizin g t h at a Man, ..who hos , • tioacci fur hity'l: deeds and Associ:ites '1.1141 4:liamtlers as Ssl'ard, should call for a Repeal of all the Laws*Which have ,i • h'.:en r . . ~,,e _ _ I astied =luring the tumid and b enevo l ent Reign °four pre -1 nt ‘. , ovpreign. the first of which Laws be it romernbered, *as that ••• , . I whi...h-reodereti the judges, of rise land isidepen. = ern. of the• .Cro wa , Rut it would be i_. sorprizing in sir'ice I 'c C' 1 ` raich a Man were to meet with advocates and 010 ..... i tiers amongthe ' / 1 I , r fe. , ,10.(4r,S of this Metropolitan VOollty ~1. let those who approve his Principles support the marl • ii. . you, I alit sore, will itvert such disgrace • remember -I.'g that th is i s a Plic Altse—the cause ot' 'Law against -teent' tousness —of Order` gaiost Anarchy ; that the eyes of l Sot whole 11. 'tett Kin 1' 4 3 l=dom are upon you, and . that to every 4 -) Je tof ti • R i 6 for, a c i , the ea m you i r e responsible for yourcOndud ' • tiler .the ' been t h a s well oOsorved, "on it may depend Whe y w i ll much longer b e F renc h o r E n glish Subjetts." 7 -- -,___ L !MIDDLESEX PFI REEODhIt. _ • A t , This Day,were published,, A , • n 4. WO vl,, ° ai r. price i4s. i n boar ds , -- " ew Etri tion. b,..-i ITI ' i' , , considerably enlarged, ngt le or; , I,er3 1/IDICAI.. REP-0121'f S on the FIT . EQPT, S of WATER, c ol `I and war m, as a Retnetly in fever and miler Diseases • 1 • ' the Surface of the ilodh or used il„„flAstir"neth" itl'ithect to ' l '. f Ih. i ~ \ ,..i • l 'llYileian ' i'• ' i ' S ,C-URRIE M. b. F . R ' S , 'c 1 . u -in ...ivernnin, a il ,' F e ll l t , w o f t h e ituya k , 0..e.i.,e Printed for ' • P11).8'1°4113. Edi n bur g h ' - and W • Cr •• h ,1. Cadell and V/ D.olies. Strand ; e..c , at hriniberli.• * * 1 .1 ;le I'irst Volif ,s contains the former Publication, th;retjr.ci;Viiill,Sfol,r4d.yronCniiiecotisists of new Observations ~in. I n , . l c.itinns,•a t id may be had separate. ..... mALTA. . r.legant l . . This Day wai published, y printed, i n Th r e e Volumes Quarto, price 41. 43. inboards, . . A NC IENT and NI01)11*AN MALTA ;. c n n" . :::41,,,, tainn4 a beseripti‘Pn of the Cities and Ports of that iZlll;.its Climate, Soil, and natural Proctutions ; a 4 Ac ,pt the ilitlreist Governments to A tiich it has . lv,;en.sti!?-, ; -- rt iy,. the Nloriumeilts 4.:' Antiquity it contains; its Trade of . "la ce* t aS 41.; , .) the liistory (if the K iii , 4lits of St .1 ohn is ~Icrusalein, froin their tirst EStablishinent in Malt:: .to toe cogigng ot the nineteenth Century ; with a partiollJr sAc _tititit..of the - L vents ',V 114 ; 11 preceded iind attended the . Cap . - 1 ,. r e 91 the Island by the t rench , and its Reduction by triglish. '. . , the. - BY LOUIS Pli 110I Si3E1.1!•4, Knight of Malta. 1„ In Thrte Volumes q,liar - to. p o " us trated with a } )'red's-eye View and elvirt of Malt 2, . Zit, and the adjetcertt Islands 48 inches by 24, pointing out ',1:,/ Military PgStl,, Vill.igs 'Rivers, Aqueduct,, thos e I slands and the a cce , o : .ible'anct illatCC:.sible t'it , r , tso _f . .t , . I , h e 47,,2.4,3 together .I , lth the Sonnilit,Ks round - the A ilf ie ; w".". 4AM:ht.:rage:lnd Depth of .W.:TCI* in the several klarbour i ,, ik 2r SlAreo, t:olll:iStlrtg prini.y.illy • 11, 11 r ,. roil, and fortifications, ot the citY of 141 V3ticttei of views or the /I: r -0 city of Meiiiiina, iii Sicily, Perttaits, Antiques, ate. Printed for t.; . and 1. Robinton, Paternoster-row: • 01 I 114 k. 1 4 .4 i Wt a \RlKl gr . : , ,,: ; „ : ~..' :'.. !,)%14"..-..0tra. , .. 1,e"z.,.:::.•-6,ofsck.: t t e41411,\ - - . 33.1 : •F'' r:. a .t„1-'•:_, - '•'' , 7- :.• ; .=.;! - r 4., , 7 ;>• • , . ' 1 27 . f.":', , '.\ .'-‘ S,fr litk4;:t STATE LOTTERY,—FAVOURITE NUMiIERS. T HOSE Persons who may wish t o pr..cure any particular Numbers, are requested to apply . to the Censed I.ottery Offices, as Tickets for the September Lottery (being the only . Lottery to be drawn this *year) ale stow in tOutse of delivery at the Bank. - - SCHEME. No. of Prizcs. Val. of eizh. Total Value. 3 of ,Cao,ooo are ,C 60,000 3 - tOOOO 30,000 3 s,OOO . 6 . ',ow) w 0,000 . • 4 ,O °D too 2,00 d so 2,000 20 - 13 too.* to • 4 0 • 6 .55 0 • , Tickets , ,C2co,oeo Pait of the Capitals- to be determined as under: First:drawn Ticket First Day . - ,C. t;000 First.cirawii Ticket. Seventh Day . 10,0420 First•Arawn Ticket Eighth Day 20,000 First-drawn Ticket Ninth Day . • - 5,000 Begins Drawing September 24, •1804„ TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE ut all the LI CENSED LOTTERY-OH ICES. •, Ticket . . 4.17 17 0 Half - £.9 4CI Eighth . ,C,2 n Quartet . 413 o Sixteenth - I I 6 This Day was Published, . Iludd,at the Crown and Mitre, ?all-Mill, A UDI ALTEREM PARTEM ; or, The Real Lay . Si luation of the Royal Navy at the period of Earl St. Vincentit,Resignation ; being a Reply to the Nlis-statements of hn ANS 01" E It to Mr. PI'l"1"s A ["PACK upon EARL ST. VINCENT and the ADmittALTy. A Ido contain. ing the Substance of a suppressed Pamphlet on the same Su' jet}. Bran OFFICER of HIS MAIESTY's NAVY: • - 'Rra ti/mATitvisi P alsies , -an d Gnut y /Wee. Lions, with their usual concomitants, Spasm,_ or fly- In!c Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility, (originating Moll never !tint rce), are relieved and fregnently curet by WHITEIIEA.D's U.SSENUE of MUSTARD 1.11.1.5, after every other mealls.hatt twil 1. . - The 1- LUI D ESSENCE . of MUSTARD (Used with .the Pills in those. Complaints where nee , nsary), is 'perhaps the most active; penetratinie, arid ellZNl.tual Remedy in the world, corn% the severest SP RAINS and 14.lkUISF,S, in less than hall ill:: time usually taken by tlpodeldock, Arutiehusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; andle used tintnediately atter any accident„it prevents the part turtling black. it.is prepared and sold at 2s. gd. each boy or bottle, by R. Johnston, ApotheCary, :No.: 1 5, Greek - street; Saito, LOndon. • THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is El.c most - absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attended with the following SYmptoms ; namely, a •great Straitness of the Breast, „with Difficulty of ,Breathing, violent Palpi. tations of the Heart, sudden Flashes of 11c,irt in various l'arts of the Body ; at other times • a sense rat cold; as if water Was poured on them ; .flying Pains in the Arms anti Limbs, back, , , and Belly, • resembling those occasioned by the Gravel ; the Pulse very variable; sometimes uncommonly slow, at : other times very quick, , Yawning, the Hiccough, , frequent Sighing, and a Sense of -suffocation, as from a Ball or Lump ui the Throat ; alternate Fits of Crying, and con vulsive,Laughing; the Sleep unsound, and seldom refresh. ing, and the Patiait often troubled with. horrid Dreams. Mitch.dias been said, by interested Individuals; against all Medicines that arc advertised;. hut there is a very important Obs:rvation to be tnad.! iespeding the Cordial Balm of GI: lead,; that, unless its op'raticn were gentle, safe, and cake eious, it could not luive risen to the unexampled. Repute and universal Demand it has acquired for, as it has rarely the great advantage of a persuasive Advocate at the ear of the Patient, zo nothing but his conviaion of its virtues, by its salutary can induce him to . persevere 3 and yet sea sonable perseverance is certainly' most" requisite, to enable even the happiest Combinations of Chytnieals and Gelenicals to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetudinarian to Health. . 'As the abeei Complaints. seldom come within the Obser- vation a Gentlemen in the general Line' Of Practice, it is'no relleelioei upon Their knowledge ',or judgMent to :say, that very few of them have an opportunity of that experience which is the lint}' solid foundation of Medical Fanie ; whilst Dr. Solomon's very extensive Practice r and particular at• tention ii these cases, enable him to afford that I..ermanent relict to such unfortunate Patients, perhaps, they can not experience under any other l'hy.lijan. in the King dom. Anti it is with the greatest pleasure aori satisfaalon that he acknowledges - t.he candour and liberality of tbuic Gen tlemen of the faCulty, who have an distinguished!) . counte nanced his claim to public approbation, -as to mom:need. Patients - to his care. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in TOL bd, and 331. Mottles; the latter contain tour of the fennel . , by,. which the Purch.iser saves 93. EVery ?ermine llott le has a Shim povhich bears toe Proprietor's Name and Address, ''Samuel Solo. .on, Li verptrol ," to I'm I tate which is. Velody, .." 4 •Eacii gentiiiie bottle has the words ".Sam. Sslo h moo, I iverpool." engravi..tl on the stamp. N. ft. The. Postage of all Letters to the Doeloo Must be paid, and los. 6d. as , a Fee, 'enclosed tor Advice. The Cordial Balm A nti.l tilpetignies, and Ab. stergent and ~ C;. to health,' are • Sold by Remnant; liambureli.; R. Bach, Peerl-street, New-York ; Mathews, No. r 9, Strand, .Lotelort ; and in • Bath, by Hateolt Bristol, ; Brighton, Gregory ; 'Bit mirgliarn, Knott awl Lloyd ; Betilinii, Smith ; Blanitord, Summons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Ctieltenh3lll ! S el (ton ; Cambridge, PlrxieSdn ; Coventry, Rollason ; colches» ter, Kepner ; CantekbUry. Simmons Carlisle, [Olio ;* - Chatham, therington ; Chelmsford, Clacker f - Chester, Pool and Soo ;.Chichester, PhilliPson ; irenceiler, Smith ; Chippenhain, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, College. green; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, ; Drava, N ea l e; ; I el/1M Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue ,• Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, lackson ; Edinburgh,. Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trcwman and Son ; Falmouth, h Riot ; Glouees ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, M , Donalii ; Liverpool, Mer. cantile Gazette Office ; Leeds, lions, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury i Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen Lewes, Pitt Manchester, Thompson; Mar g ate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold ; tvewbur y. Ful ler, , Atlee; . Newcastle, Walker, fodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Nottingham,' Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson • and Co. ; • Oxford, Jones ; Plytn , nith Dock, Ho'land ; Parts .. mouth. Het= Reattingi Smart and Co. ; .Rochester, Ether. ingtott ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Erldnwes ; South ; impton, Baker Statibrd, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb ; I Sunderland, Bray Salisbury, .Collins i • Scarborough, Bay ley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbritige Wellsi Sprange ; Wells, [ sEvill ; Weymouth, Wood ; . Windsor, Illakiney,; York, [ Wolstenholme ; and by all Venders of Genuine fidedicinesin I the United . DISEASES of the URETHRA, and Certain COM , PLAINTS. AS .Sole Proprietor .of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BOUG 113 S and it ME Di ES, Mr: DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may, as usual, be consulted daily from nine to three, .t his Ifouse, 'No. ft.; Frith-street, SO4O, on 'Cases of StriCtures, Plisfructions, Clocts, Sic. us well as Debility, and every Disorder,where secrecy, is ieessential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious. House, that every. Patient•may.haintroduced in* separate Apartment. - Mr. has for many years Confined . itirnsTl f to th u department of Surgery; ana troin extelisiTe, Practice; and the most flattering sticetss, he, is enaWe.t, oar a method or Cure, mild; efficacious, requiring no con. tinement or 43ttaiilt 14 diet, oil preventing the passibility' eta relapse. Penns in the Country stating their 4.; ases fully lit 'a Letter, enclosing a it. or 21. Nate i wilt have proper Agnedics sent to the amount. • Por.the •varioussyinptorns, &c. see Mr, Dufour's Trcatiu 01) the Om Cirmiataints, Price at. bd. tlit sth aciitiou. • , 4 ' ' ..44 414 - is I) rot 4 10 - /7, 4 t i iii ii r '' / \i• ( i :: .. '5ll 1 / 4 "":4 "211g . • . •t "1 4"r • 4 4 ' ik . . 1. - 14&... vow. %- 1 Nr 1.1,14;70;>• ' I C E,i44lP : it OFFiCg OF ORDNANCE, 3'4 tis 1204 , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I/IS yESTV" s ORDNANCE, do hereby eve Mike, Thai Prof' nalt will be received at shelf Office, in St. .11,1,garee r- girt!, Ilistininiter; on or &fire Thar.telqy the ch of /ingurt !text, front such Person as may be willing to undertake the - sitptiy of COP.: PER lIOOI'S and RIVETS, upon Centrati,ftr the service of thie Deteirtntent, Patterns ?,f which may be seen at the 11o:intr.:. able Pritielpa! Storekeeper's RP', at tot rawer. rurther Particulars, together with - the Terns and Conditions op the Contrail,..eno, 4e known upon andication at the; Srvetacyor Office,' in St. Margaretii-ttra•et, any day betnceen tti• how •=.l Ten dad Four o'Ciock; svhtre fibs Proposals are to be deliveta, sealed. stp, and nearked on the outride, " roposali for the Supply of Coppef Hoopt and Rivets ;" bat. Ito Pr4osalt r.;,t be admitted after the said 4th,Da.i. qf /fugue. • B) Order of the Board, R. H. ativ, sec. PROPERTY itcr. DUTY foe ,DiPIOENDS aud eitINUITIES tie tLe PUBLIC FUPIDS: - - _ NOTICE k.irby That rbr sivrra 1 Offices at the Bank ef Englandi and TheeadmOedle-street4 of which Notlq ha: 6:'r giten, will continue ej)ex jr i•eceivirri the Doty and C'hecluing thr Jame, anti! ali the Diller laur beta receitied or otberwiie accoanted for to this Cdoinaktioners of the ei the Ceamihrionert far Zonctut, in pursuant, of the raid AP and all Person: ..toe titsired id take Notice, that for Ong? siont lotichari not received or "coo:lifted fo,ifthe Parties 'wl4 he chargraile t,, dwehle the ditty, ald-lkiSk title toseljor the same br prpres, leapt llir Atije:o'i•Co:lll of Exchequer. By Ordir of the , Beard of Taxer, • • . iturrimir " NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Witiolunise for D r.. IAM ES poWliElke No. 45. St. Pattl's,ChurCh.yard, London. -THE following 1V EDiCINU ore So - kt, .af Prices annexed, including the Stamp nutlet; and at it it.enattee, that from the ift .bf Srptembir.. thir Stamps should be applied to gl timprietatsr.rvioicilies, as Well . for. I. oieign 33 for I logic Consumption, and as a' con. Sider - able Addition- made to , the stainps; on the articles of higher value, orthose in htilk.. the pr;ges of Dr. farnoi's Powder Will be in future as 9d. per Packer, or tl. Is. 6d. per Dozes ; but the quantity ofa Dozen Packets in a let. tie tas Made up. ter the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And as by favour of -the. Com Missioners of the Stamp Office, t'.ates are prepared for- Mr. Newbery's semi. rare use, with his .Jamie engraved it) each Stamp„ , theYublie will be careful to obserVe, that the words, r' F; Newberyi Na. 4si St. Paul's,". are printed in the Staasps of all Ins Medicines; and 4,tt it is presumed that this will be a sot& cient security against • Counterfeits, , his Signature on the hables on Dr. Jame is Powder will be iliscominned trout henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratit, as 'usual, to thos6 who purchase Hail a 'Dozen ornttore at a tintt, of the ltiNief priced articles. s. d. s. d. Dr. lan-it:Vs PoWder 2 y Lozenge . s of 1)104 to Do. a Bottle - 24 o in :A.Ol Bark .49 1)0. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Flux halves 1 20 Do, large Bot 24 o Englitit - 3 §,. Dr. Steers Opoclehloc 2 6 Genuine ArquebilSatle 2 6 Do. Convulsion Oil - a 6 •Orthskirk Medicines . 6 :Do. Camomile Drops s 9 liiglish's Sc6tS Pills r Do. Paregoric Lozenges :I to. 11$3'encc o Pepperinint r t 4 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops -- I ILk Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Di., 'l-foopetre Pill s .. ditto . 4 o (:lass . .; • 3 6 ,Dalby"s Carminative 1 9 Henry's Ditto . 2 6 Essence of Col tsfoot .3 6, klortoO's Drops bu , 5 6 Cephalic Snuff - g Spilr,ry's Drops s 6 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o DC. SOlandcr's 'lea 2 g Jones's Rheumatic Greenoughl Tindura r - 16 . ture 3 6 Do. Tofu Liyienges t ti N. B. Statnns New¢ery's Name are afflited to the. first twenty Art/Cies above .01Na:entail ; and ak.many. PerSons i *particularly Servant s acid Metletigerg. riVrsl;lice Mg House,. he Is under thq nthOsiity of, point inc. otit, ,that it at the East End of St. Paul's, .ticatett to • Cheapside, and that it has a large White Stuccoed tont, on, which thest. Words' are initribed : THE oNLY WAREHOUSE FAIR DR. JAMTI;Vo OQWDER." WHEN Professidno Men a Kith:a tion, and ...gespoturibilky deviate from :he .gerteral System by the selection o'4 pectiti3r brsinih, the 4itn:tion. of long.cote titititxt Iticcers 4 tats jtcst criccoiiN of. svperiority.. Eight year* havo , l devoted my pritelice to..tlie eitclitslve treatment of Three Dis..yrders. and the siircessrul result of o t y pian gives meaddttionat:ardor to opppse,t as tar as ama able, the ravages of those CoMploinro i#61,1 1 arc the mi n t important in the Catalogue of iluttio; . . After initiation. intg every _Branch, as an. 41mY Surtebh, I formed a wish at an early period of Prazfice to•tescue dividuals- front. the ign?raoce of unedticated men, or the' equally dangerous precipitancy of general eraaitionerS. The Three Disorders,' toihe , Cure , of •which I have dew voted m attention, comprise every species o f V Elf REAL. I y NFECTION, whether . of a recein or loht - du« ration: zdiy, All kinds of debility, whether front the. habits of- school .boys. ,or the induigcnt es of tnaturti age : And. ,htstty, t.tat derangement nt systent into Altich is called lIA ENN ESS,' or ST Ekl Li TY! Nuintriatts I fiseasea are thiso'esuft of ignorance, or huffs in the ft4:lttneflt of A $iM (40f and it not on. frequently happens tkit te.4l4' Ot Lite are 0chr5.411 , ,A.hy , the inth4cretion of an ono:mit:4 • hour. :Icy a. superior me. thud such Complaints are caroly . cured ; and, even ..witecol others, have tailed, I trust that 1 may presume to otter a radical re-establishment. Few, however,Are.the i:vmes of comelicated distress 111 thiA dirsortkr, compared: with. the calatintotis situatitins of men, vtrito,.iroin an Indulgence in a solitary : vice, or the prevalent gaieties of alasitionabit.• aciitnre, that state of Urbilitp, ,which is the sot:Ovid:ale consequence of such pernicious habits. .- • —Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his, •sysistb:tune , it may be Sunte'uotoo. lation for him to icnow,..th.tt altnottKit it be An objezt at doubt or uncertainty with other -,PrA,t , iitioners, the removel o 1 these Deticienc:es by the gradual progrtss of katiova. 600, is the acquirement-0f arty t xperzence. it the -rises of Ilacehus or Venus haye bekin tp reduce Manly Vigour, much anxiety will blt Oreverti.-:41 by aid eatly Counterac. boner this languid State ;' anti in these eases, no gmat diffieu!ty will oceur. Ilut where this Deficiency has tot eats extstedi a pritOet perseverance is. indispensably .equtsite to twelve the slum. bering sparks 43; Lite, an(( twrepanimate the Constitution. - . MARRI WO :vIF, 14, who have long been disappointicl. in their expettotion ut: s ',a may.ba asturoidi that in most ms y m c c a i , ft. ten ‘leteds 'are curable 'by 'Medical skill. Th e se 4 resy which is .iao ess , rntill to my unalerfaking, snartne quallfie4tionswhicti'l havepresumeat to state, form tit: basis of Itiviiretenoion?, anti tr, voincule-w e with such, trite' intimation is given, that .Mr. Hite may lit; co ,suited persoha il vi o r .hy Letters (inclining ,i small Note), at ills house No. zO, Arundel street s itrand, nest '''Vertillie S:2 l Thera: is, .Ail 41%itiittOfixi •kiltt2ltli:C in Wafer-ittloits adjoining, arui the Name. it 01 both the dtvrt. Martin tires, Mertiber of Inc Boyne! College of Surgetns. MONDAY, JULY 23 r 18'.7)4, To th 2 GEN TLEMER, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD: ERS of the COUNTrof MIDDLESEX. it:EP/I'I.AV Nj IN compliance With the wishes of a latte anti re spelable,l4olW of FREEHOLDERS, I offer my ,services to represent you in the present Parliament.. Out raged as the county has beeh, I could not Want" motives to induce mito obey the call with which I have been honoured, even if my Father had not suffered as he has by the partiality of the Siteriftii at the last Eledion. lam bound to acknow ledge, with gratitude, the 'noble and generous Resolution which.has been adopted by the Freeholders to indemnify Me from any Expence in this .Contest. Feeling, as I do, that your Cause is that of every Elettor, and indeed of every loyal Man, I am proud of being seleeted to stand forward on such ati occasion, and . 1 beg leave to assure yoU, in case of my success, that my utmost endeavours shall be exerted to prove myself not unworthy of your choice., I have the Honour to be. GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and devoted Servant, G. BOULTON MAINWARING. Crown and Anchor Tavern, 17th lutyi .804, MIDDLESEX ELECTION. FHE CO 'VI VI I.T TE E for Condoning the ELECTION of GEORG F, BOULTON MAIN WARING. will sit every Day at No. 7. Carey-street, wli..ne 'it is requebted that' all Letters, inay . he sent, and where Communications will be thankfully received.— !Si 1804. . . MII)I)LESEX ELECTION. ACHES .will K. vrov idea at the following kJ Places TOiMO R ROW MORNING, and every Ray during the Eleaipn, t convey the Freeholders in the Interest dr I3OLIIMON MAINWARING, Esq. to and ftotn Brenttord, viz. The Pantheon, Oxford-road. rarliarnent.street.. Opposite §t. James's Church; Piccadilly. . Opposite rurniv,i's Inn, Holborn. Cierkenwell Greco. Islington Creep. Opposite Whitecharel Church. Oppoiite Shoreditch Churl:h. Court--I !aloe, Wellclose-square., Shadwell, oppolite the Church. •' TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. MR. GEORGE MAINWARING feels great Cot cern that it has not been in his power to wait'on till the Freeholders of the County : the shortness of the Time since their Determination to •call him forward to oiler himself' as a Candidate, has rendered it itnpossible : he assUtes them he has exerted his utmost Endeavours, and hopes Disrespea or InattentiOn will not be imputed to him. 'THE FREEHOLDERS in the INTEREST of 1 Sir *FRANCIS BURDETT arc informed, that COACHES will he ready Tu-morrow Morning, and every following Day, at Seven o'clock, to convey them to the Poll, at Breatford, from the under-mentioned, places: LOWER DIVISION--Globe, Moorgate ; Durham Place, Hackney-road; Mile-End, opposite the Mount; Old-street Road,. the Three lolly Butchers ; Round-about, City , Road ; Well Close-square; Phoenix, Ratoliite, FINSBURY--Opposite the Cross Key's, near St. 'obit st reet, Smithfield. ,• 110 LB() RN —Near the White Bear, Leather-lane; Broad street, St. Giles's, near Plutntre'b- street ; Wild-street, near Lincoln's- I an- Fields, at the Ben Fmsou's I lead. - . W ESTMINSTE 12—Palace. yard ,• Kine t 's-Arms, Comp. lon-street ; near Devonshire-house, Piccadilly. • KENSINGTON •—Lawrence-street, Chelsea; .Fulhatn. NAVIGAIILE CANAL , AND LIVERPOOL BOOTLE SHAR FS. MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCO . I - 1, . . On Friday August 3, at TWelve n'Clock, at Garraway's, Change-alley, • THE FORTH CLYDE isl , vigatinn,-Five Shares in this established .and highly iMproving con cern, the Dividends arp increasing, payable halt yearly' in, London. - , • Tito WORCESTER and )11 RM IN Q HAM Canal--:This Worleis now proceeding, and is expeclett, when'completedi to be a Yalu:Mkt concern. Ms's SHARES in the GRAND IUNCTION, Rt)CH DA L'E, ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH, and the WI urs and BE RKS CANALS. The LI V E !WOO L BOOTLE WAT E R.WORKS, Five Shares: • • Partictilars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ;lit Hat chett's,Hoiet, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; anti of Mt. Scott, New Bridge-street. CUPY1101:1) I'IIEMIStS, VA ti Xl - IALL, in the County of SURREY, and NIANOR ot KENNINGTON. TO BE R E-SOLD, !Militant to Sevea soVeral Orders of Court of Chancery, ttial. in a Cause wherein 101-IN KENEBEL, Esq. and MOSES SC:RA FTQN, Esq. and Others, are Defendants, before Santitel'edmpton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said, Court; - on the ed Day . of August, tBo a, between the hours . orr wt.) and Three o'clock. . in the Afternoon, at, the Public Sale-Room of the said Court, in SuirthaMpton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Linalon, iu I" we've scparate and distinct Lots, • • CERTAIN COPYHOLI) ESTATES', situate N../ at Vauxhall, in the County of Surrey, consisting : of a large 'DWELLING:-HOUSE, with OUTHOUSES, and about Two Acres of G4rdeit Ground thereto belonging, situate nearly opposite Vauxhall Gardens, with Wall itufother Fruit Trees growing thereon, and of several small Messuages or Dwelling—housek, with sundry PicCes - or Parcels of Ground or Land. ainotinting together to about Sixteen Acres, with some' Timber Trees growing thereon, situate near and opposite Arauxhall•Gardeits, Devonshire Place, and Princes -street, V 41101311, all of which are Copyhold, and in the'said Manor of Kennington, held tinder His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales; Duke of Cornwall, Lord of the said Manor, at very small Annual Rents.. Particulars May be hail (gratis) at the said Master's Cham bers, in Southampton-bniltlings aforesaid t or Mr. Monntry, Solicitor; ‘Vood-street, C.heapside, where Plans may be seen ; of Mr. EdWard Hama, Sik Clerks Office, • Chancery-lane and of Mr. William Butt, Cart:cuter, near Vauxhall Gar. dens, who will also show the Preinisser,. To 13)140U5, GOUTY, and NERVOUS PERSONS. rirHIL folfov,iing Accuniulation of sard Personal Reference of the grcii merits of the Rev. %V: BA CLAY's PATENT ANTIBIOUS PILLS, in Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Cases, is respectfully submitted to the N otice of the Public-,His Grace toe Archbishop of Canter bury, the Lpul Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir John Honey- wood, Bart. M. P. Sir Stephen Lushingtott, Dart. M. P. Sir W. Green, Bart. Thomas AnSon, Esq. M. P. Cecil ho rester, Esq. M. P. lathes Amyatt, Esq. M. P. NichelsZm Calvert, Esq. - hl. P. :.dnitind Boehm, Esq. Thomas Ham mersley, Esq. George Dtckes, F.sq. Private Seeretattv'to the Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Rev. Mr. Dirnock, Librarian to the Archbishop; George Smith and Simmonds, Esqrs. Principal Officers in HIS Majesty's Dock-yard. Portsmouth, &c. &c, • „ • The above Pills i: re sold in Lucien, at the' E laboratory, No. S 5, BedfOrd-street, CoVent-garden,. Ss, each, Duty included ; and by all Venders in Tun And Country. N. ti. They are particularly recommended doting Sea• bathing. [PR