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-I ** • o P ~,1 .., i 'f i ..,:f :Ir''.4ll' . .... - IV,` r',.-,_".._ IV_ • i ,- 1-7:cia g.. 1 4 ,1 1 , :-.lltzt:-:-. . --4 45- . ..- , z, , ;;;;, ,,„, .....,p ,, ,,,,,1,..- k ...„ 0 .- - r.:;, , , , ..;:., - , ,i. p ; 1.1 \ c r l • 1 t * 4lt 40- } '• • NUMBER 3715.) MONDAY". AUGUST 13, ..1804. PRICE SIXPENCV. m.m............1 i . n . to the NOBILITY, CL ERGY ' , and GENTR ar. Y. A PLAN having been.prepared and approved hk .1. His Royalllighness the Commander ist.Chief, for fur. Viiishing light Frames to hang on Carriages of Cinches and , Post Chaises ; tor the speedy conveyance of Troops, The Nobility, Clergy, and Gtntry ot' the Metropolis, anti Avithin ten miles thereof, are sot ici tett to mod *t the Thatched' YClouse Tavern, in St. James' s - s t ree t, on Ttleiday next, the 4th of August, at' One o'clock , to, consider of tile, most ttlitiitial me ans for voluntati giving prompt assi s tan ce to ' Uovernm ent with Horsen s , D rivers; and Carriages f o r .th e p ur . dose of conv e yi ng T4oops to the Army in the event of 1 ilVd. i con. . This Day was published, in Odavo, price as. stitched, Iwf EDICAL REPORT of CASES of MOM. ivy LATION and RE-INOCULATION with. VA Rlo LOUS and VACCINE MATTER; with some Cases of Casual Exposure to Small-rox Contagion, subsequent to Vaccination. • By rOHN ROLLO, M. D. Surgeon-General, and Inspeaor of the Medical Depari;. ments of the °nineties. - . eAvy OFFICE .-.• . -..; • Augutt 9, 1804: T I HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and cOltf.. 4 1 - NIP lONERS•*I HIS MAyESTY': NAVY do &ray . .. give Notice, lilt or Tlirl ItSaelfY, the ijd ittst., at O. tbty will ie may to treat with :itch Ferson: as lay be willimg to cosstrafi for ntrp(yiNg Ike following Articler; to be delivitled to the Yard: againrt the same expressed, viz. !ism ihe LOYDOY G,IZETfE, Aug. it, le:4. . , LinuPwl-street, ?Itiguo - The Iti . ng has heel) pleisca to cause it folic! sign fled by ihe Might H 41, Lord liarrawhy, jesty's Prineip.il Secretary of State fur Foreigii Alr,irs, to the Ministers of Istnittal Pavers re,id;n4 at this Court; tbat the ntce4sart Measures. have been taken, by His Majesty's coititmlnd, for. the. hi ck. ade of the entrance of the Ports of Frcainit, St: V4llery en Csuic, Dieppe, Tteport, the S otnine f Etaples, Wrulogne,. Calais, Grivelines, I)lokirk, Neuliort, and Ostend and that horn this time the mesiteres luthcsiized by the law of nations, a, 4 the iestiedivs NI jest ; difteterit Nediial Powers, swill be adiptrd atal outed with respect. to all vessels whii:ll may iitt:ropt to Wolate the said blockade. Printed fot Mr. Mawman, Pbultry, and Mr. Callow, Crown•coutt. . Of whom may be had, Dr. CHISTIO'I f M's ESSAY efi the MALIGNANT PESTI lIENTIAA. 'FEVER introditced into the West India Island from 13uu1lafn, or the Coast of Guinea, as it appeared in i 793, 4. 5,6; 2 VON. 0612V0, 16a. boards. Where to he delivered. HORSE MANE and TAIL add OX aed COW TAIL HAIR, ,Deptford and Woolwich. fie SSAMENS! BEDS. VINEGAR. Just publishes], and sold by Ogle and Aiktnan, Parliament . square; M. Ogle, Wilson -miter, Glasgow R. Ogle, , Great Turnstile, T. Williams, Stationcrsi.court, London; and all tke BoultsellerS in 'down and Country, \ NUMBER XXI. • price is. 3d. fine Yellow Derry, and is. ,Witite (being the Last), of _ _ Sampl es of the e lriicler, with 1 7 ,rsits of the readers; no it , WIT at this Office: No Tender will he received after Twelve o'clock on the day of Treaty, nor aty ataticed s soden tbi Party; or ossAgent for him' attends. NEW STATF LOTTERY, 180 4. Begins thawing the 24th of next Month. N the present and nnty Lottery to he drawn this Year are the greatest number of CAPITA 1. I' k 1 ZES ever knoivn, in proportion to tbesinall quantity of Ticketi. War-Oft:. 'Sq. TT, 1804: nth Regtment Drags 444 G uat ts, tV.,I liaiti Hay; Cent: . be Corbet, - Is - ititbut porcbsse. . • - •• Ist Registrar Of Drsiipqß4,,Cis„.oes Foy Chainpion kient..to. bit s.4iiiiis% by pun:it-the, vtec Ttainsteitd,.tnw rooted.. , • • • 2:t Ditto; in ..Yotiog tq be , Assistant.. Surgeon. • . . , 14. C. Luithy, Cent. to.be Cornet, by purchase; vice Forster,' promoted, ~.‘,Vnliorn He w ), co o p e r, tent. to be Cornet, •4ithbvt rice babel; vioino:cit tri the 7th. Light Di4goarts: 7th Regiment of night. Dractions T. S. Cong, Cent..to by Cornet, withotittpnrcitase u vicei.Ovela , c.• promoteti. Loins t-sornerset to be Coinet; ssithoui put chase.* - itch Ditto, Lieutenant Latyeats 19 be• Captain of a Troap, without initchAse.. -Cornet' rederia • Schreiner to be Lieutenoit, vice I...ittyons. 14th Di iu, Brevet; Ntipt . Richard Pigoti to be Major,. . vic,el3rov.;c, who retires. Liatitem of Yetcf kvr. , to be Caitlaill of a Troop, viva VIOL Cornet Knightley, to oc Lituteilat.:. vice Hawker. Isth Regiment at Lagi”: Dragoons, Lieu enllt Eva) I. Mac • Gregor Ivlurray to ue Capt..in of st Tio,p, 4 p.l:%:netst:. vica Forester,..i.roinotett 1911% 1 dot. :Cornet Co.n . :cs Henry' itS.O to be Licutenaut, vice'Muir.ty. , Ist Regiment of foot Uti.trils, fnuinas Streatfield, - • Gent. to be Ensign,; , wittivut pitrenase, vice Latoo, woo restos. .004.14tivain Regiment ut t• out littrfOUSila, SC I46ME • • No. of Prizes. V3l, of each. Total Vain:. ; of £7t0,000. are 3 - 3 ?,00a 5 , 0 , 0 . 'f o rma • 1,000 - ti,ooo 8 • • 500 r 4,0a0 so • s . „ 4 0 4 S 0 • 2,000 114$10 SID 1310c4 ----- now. Ticket* ,Cl/0,0 - io Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: First-dniwit Ticket lint Day ,C•t000 First-drawn Ticket Severuls Day . itioacio First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day . 20,cc0 Fitst.drawn Ticket Ninth Day - 5,000 Tickets and Shares on Sale at every Licensed Lottery Office. ,PRESSNT PRICE. • Ticket t 7 17 Half • . • ,C. 9 4 o Eighth - E. s 7 o Quarter .; 413 0 Sixteenth - r 3 6 . .. - -----7.-- - , THAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL, About eigh t m i les From le Gravhesonly end to Rochester, in' ngt„to. insure.' certain and ex peditions Passage t o anti from Rochester, Chatham, M iiti-, stone, T un b r id ge, Ssc . to London,. by avoiding the presen t circuitous anti frequently tedious and dangerous passage of 47 miles round the Note.* A T a"&,#.cial Agsernlsly 4 Ott , COMPANY ,of PRO PRI r:ToRi of the THAMES and MEDWAY CANAL ► holden at tide LondOn Tavern. in DishoPsglite. street, London' on Friday the 6t li I uly. Sir W I I.LeAM GEAR /,. Bart. M. P. in the Chair, A Report of the Committee re,otoinending the opening of nooks for a further Subscription of 64 ion!. to enable the C ontnaliv to Lomitlete Use work , aceortliu'g to the piano( Mr. Rennie and Mr. Walker, having'been read, , ~. .. Resolved, Twit such recomMendation be adopted, arid that llooks to re c eive names'. for the further Subscription t in 6 45 . Transferable Shares of tool. each, be opened at Lloyd's Collie - house ; at the Ilanking-house of Martins, Stones, and Foote, Lombard -street No, 53 , C annon -street ; and at mr, fohn Townsend 's, London ; and at the Hanka at M."- atone, Rochester, Cli3tlyan, and Tunbridge, in Kent ; to be . paid in instalments of not more than 101. per share, and at a distance of not l e ss t i tan three months fromeach other, when called for by the Cominittee. Reiolved,.That the Report of the Committee be published. Resolved That until the additional Subscription 13! raised, the completion of the whole Works be not attempted, or the additional Subscription interfered with. ' .•' Resolved, That the Committee he requested to inquire the amount of the Revenue which would probably arise from the Canal, it it. Were completed from Gravesend to the Chec k e rs at iliThaM ; , and if front .such inquiry it shall satisfaelorily appear to them, that an in ‘ rease " f 51' per cent. will h e 'derived Minn the sum neeesttry for such completion,* it %vitt be highli desirable s•)„to complete with as littletielay 131b" , 6141 e ; and the Commitke are hereby authorized todo it t maketo the necessary calls for th a t porp, , se. p By Older of the Assembly, ' Cleolc. W. sCUDA , !ORE, „„„ 14 . I.• nooks for receiving toe naives of Subscribers arc -I'll 4r the,place s rn.mtioncri in the Resolutions i ;India P inn Vlof th q , norlerulting Ina , / bc.. seen, and Copies of tin. Report ilt !,! Co mmittee, §hoving its revenue and advaittaie, may be 44 .4 at Cacti place.. . NEW EXHIBITION. IVIR: WARD, by the recruemelniatiim of bis. • Friends, a n d many distinguished Amateurs alt -the' , has been iwiuced to solicit public attention to his Pidureol the SERPE NT of CFY LON,. which, an account Of its great magnitude eon Id nut be admitted into the - Royal' , licade m. , y This Picture,' with a vast multiplicity of others, in variou s sty les,..all painted by Mr. Ward, may now be seen . jo iether, at No. 6, fiknorsiun- st met, 0 X forci-roloi, every day from Ejoven to Four &Clock, Sundays excepted. Admittance Ong 'Shilling.' ...._ AMMO* OLD,PORT and MADEIRA WINES, GOE RN,SEY. T G.' and H. DORREE will' expose to P • uillis Sale, at the island of Guernsays on irtidity the nth August, &SS P„ .1 1 3 " RED PORT WINE. 37 isogsneasis 2 Pipes WHITE PORT WINE. 9 Pipes of MADEIRA WINE. These Wines, which are well deserVing the attention of the Trade, are all of very sup er i or Q ua li ty; four pears old, tit.for bottling; the Masletra has lain some time in the W est I ndies. Samples to be seen, on ayitilleation to Messrs. Brock artel 4'51114%16er, Warnford-court, Throgmorton.street. COTF-HOUSE ESTATE, near 8R15T0L......... TO BE SOLI) By AUCTION, At th e ~.. In ONE LOT, •I•lhaeltititge Coffee-house, in the City of Bristol, on ii,„ ll 4i . the 1 8th of depterriher next, if not disposed of in wii l i ncto time by Private Contrad, of which due Notice 1- I b e itivert 11 . 1 'i , :rnlv' .1) siralile FREEHOLD ESTATE Pari si ',. 4 :,,.l.AWl)S. called COTE-HOUSE; situate in the tit -,,,' ' 1 w •!.tbury.nrion..Trym, within two miles of:the Z,, ~.): i Bristol, on the commanding side of Durdham Dc4n, e',,"l:.st he.tutiliti and healthy part of the County, of Glou tlttr'', ti ,"lle Neighbourhood, and commanding, Views of 1., ''' 31 leed l' . .irk, 15141Ze Castle, and Kingsweston, 141le Prope rnt ReAdetice a imiN WL DG WOO D, , . 1 1 44 e„ t o w)ear4 bill:.e, the Estate,:ind Residence of the t 'll.:r "chb, I Ng. dece.r,ert, late Member fur Gloucester. c4l:-:colisisi s of a'capi WI, eles4lll Sinne _ bili !t M 4 .1" ,i lim il l , l 4 . , e; i ottitolitling ri4lit typo . * Bed-, Os 6 * l'Illi• c.iiii,4 4 ,a, 441 11811,_. hers. Dressing.nxiorm, l levta, fash, arc. it. tuts ~..71.elefellt D r.twifig-toom, wall wets!, windfall/1s 37 ." 4 . I nd lb tf;ei ; oath • Ail exiAlleit; Dining-parlour, as by t i t 4 Break List- p.tilt7tir i ., 2 - 2 - by is i a Libnu,k ; 4 lk, A n n* 114 41 i, . I , k m rt. lelial.q..tOtitil. 411 , F•ittraiwe tial i, or oaribule i, t 'ier Il L ie .. tc w ' t h 4 ll.ltiotl . and detached domestic °tikes of . 1 141! : 1:, • vriPli'm t a F aint. , dri, capital K itchen.garden,.. 1 - 14 t .." u114,, 5. Ottltbl, C 0.., house, stabling for 'Vwclve .„, i,e bii . alai ininterous other Conveniences. ii ii l l,i ictitd conskta ot a healthful 'Lawn. Bowlinz- green and ri, : i_t ri c % `ellt li Pool ot Water, alit ,throunding Inelosures Vilnl bei l't I." ' ! hl e`""v and i'..oft4ire ; the %note Of fk lib,, ut -, A ‘oetjairsisig all ..it iiS Aoes, toile-lice, curia 4..au .1 '' ; 'ilso, 1%%0 l'etN •in WeAbury Church. 1 Jie 1t..• .tx 'itt Veil . . ti b .; .., ... . tAith; , 1,1;; "s4,l* tai NI. •MI ix, t„ 1 -ioarim.hn u - se , ant 1 , about aS Acres of • . . x r il,, l ; lle ..'vmairtri cr ',14.,11?4'11 Dec., intKr ye. . . 1,1 l.art: w e ,„, tin. :- ..totls art: n ett 9a Lease., of which f" F,r oi I "l're , l at Laly.thy last, and on OW. I 1,• Pos y"; - 'mole N 4., 1,, , ' anti t in4 l' tie • ' ''Y tilt. l I ti "r hull' .... i, -. . - Vi 'A ~' i . '...K.etit °My, liar which, 4,, , 4,,,.., . , .f Qll lll.iy ti t mad, .. I . l . l lJrs Atiii Coittliittms of Sale, applica ! t" ..l I.aw_ :„ : 1(1 f‘ittbsrs. Bcogirligh and Palmer. Arror,- e i1ik ,,,,.„ , _I .... lobo-street, Bristol i Of to Alessis. Vr aro, " ants ....(c`lves, Lovent-gard.fii, London. -------------______ r. 1. PALM I.: 12, Broker. ),„ TO TUE LADIES. .. tor i • I • ft () Ni's AN 11.1/11.10 iS PI 11. S. , .... ►l!ttitis 4ii,l thvity I)ist•r lets, Nervc►l►s aria Sick Ilcd" (Pidroni6ed I Liab ' I,loditiwies, Ileart-lid!1), d:(.1: . IN . . .)), thL itu )o l i .inilly and isuut o f t1if.„.N0t),11.4)•.„.) .' 1411 1 ,, ,. i>► ihe ►u►ii►'►er c►t Le( iers Mr. till" " . il 4 ' s received is the rollow ' ing; iiimi Cibtain 1,10 3 11 . °I tl►~ U.rds. ' . , " I).de-east le, II tvorfordwest, South Wiaci os ~.........e n . _ 24. 1803: pi tho ' .. *_P L l I I. 11) d presents his CoMpliMeilts to mrpxc k orl e "K" nUt person-411 v Kqualuted with Liin),. wow ( ' :; i „ hits on!' . I; pii. , 4 .. he wou l d stint hint tioir or bye ooxes of aii: wait, u s , .iii.iiin as he possibly can : Mrs-1,10)(1i who h ": 1 . 4 nd u ‘," as. M4l icice i is now pr gnint, and very unw . i.. , at it % . ";"7 1 ger tilcot atty where i.. , i his Comity, ne ithe r ar e s , A ,': i . ''",";,'l4t nor C arTINVIlle;l ; the 11CarCSt piaCe tili. a y , 414: i/ st t,i hitstol. 1-or t lie wear serviLe i_%y have b.ren.r( t . ,,, p1. i l l )' . I. :la Well ilkC(,loittel tiitlifipp 4.•.. ~i 1 hid F'l,rn.',:).,.' cur t % ' u).( . 1 k els it Iris duty to rceintutteoct i:so: Pills w 114%, ii ) - 4i cit 'L ,g ( ' , .t , ; al d he really thinks if hie , Dixon would _ill 7 4 - %% hie ih:r.eiiis liS Vei.cE r.) in ttli;; ‘ Coili.iy, it Watad be a i , it , -fit to tike c o Anttirtokts, i"11 ., i i ,viv0.,,,,5: itrid.l.talts ili; ', l l . f :P.;, t i t , / ,' .1 " ) , t'hi•,4 ' 'ie.i''r::,:i..i.%:,' 0 ' 41,er.. ‘: .1'..tej,110,4,t.c,r,, Li ' u. `!4 iNtiiil by woo 11%:,1tte Veu.i..:: . .; ;...ii,t I. , ,Jek.eit‘rs, ~,kiat.s, at 6.. atti.i 2,.5. 9.1. ‘at.h. ACOMPUTE CONCORDANCE to the HOLY SCRIPTUR FS of the Old and New Testa. meld. To ivhick is added, a. Concordance to the Books called Apocrypha. By ALEXANDER CRUDEN, M. A. Sixth Edition, in which mapy . Errors that had crept into for,. . ; ,trier Editions, particularly in the Figures, aro car.ifully correaed, fine.paper, boards d..7s.—common. 11. Is. ' LECTURES on the PROPHECIES of ISAIAH, by Robert Mg Collodi, Minister of the Gospel at Dairsie, vol. 4, (which gompletes this valuable Workj, price, boards, 7s. N. D. A few Complete Sets, in 4 vols. boards, 11. ss. • DISCOURSES on the WHOLE BOOK. of. F,STHER. To which are added, Sermons on Parental Duties, on Mili tary Courage, and on the Improvement to be ma de on the Alarm of War, by the Rev. Professor Lawson, Selkirk, in boards, 3s. 6d. • The HARMONY of the FOUR GOSPELS, inwhich the natural:order of each is, preserved. With a Paraphrase and, Notes, by lames M`Knight, I). D. late one of the Mi nisters of Edinburgh. To which. is prefixed, some account of the bile , and Characier of the Author-3d Edition, iv. common, and ills. tine paper. DISCOURSES preache.l on several occasions,-by John Erskine, D;D. late one of the Ministers of • the Old Grey. friar's Church, Edinburgh. Published trim the Author's MSS. by the Rev. Sir H. Mon.:iiett'Wellwoodi Hart. D.. D. boirds, 6:. common, and is. tine papet.• . . Tile SELECT REMAINS of Mr. 'AMES MEIKLE, late Surgeon in, Carnwath, it Extracts from Manuscripts found among his Papers, entitled —lst, The Monthly Meino• rial, ofd periodical interview with the King of Terrors; iti, A Sitiret Survey tutu toe State ot the Soul ; 3d, The douse of Muttrning, or tiumts on M laneitoly Sithjeets ; The Tonib. Second Union. etii irged. l'ubli.hett by the Rev. A. Peddle,- Edisiburgli . FoR TII.E STONE AND GRAVEL. 12 EVER AL ,oiliccessful Proittice has now established the i:pittation <if ADA MS'S' SOLVENT, tor coring tl:e above afflicting' Disiirders in either kadneyssar • it la.hter, after fruifleS) 1046 ('Snap, Lim and Soda Waters ; inertly sitving thouc i od s from the pain and danger rd the koitiii hot as tiw are many Nraims who ;nay not have heard of this happy discovery, the Proprietor ;avail, isanSell of the benevol,lll hispusitionot those who wish to bear tes timony of its etika.:y and iloweency ,; among whom are Lord itaCkville, the ilao. Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Kriatchbull, flort: T. B. 1,41111 C, Esq. of D o v er Castle;, F Ship.icin, Esq. late Mayor of Deal ; the Rev. Coke Feary, Bluntisham. near St. lye's; the key. C. S. Mulytteaux, of Carboldishain, Norfolk; Josiah Thomas, Esq. Bristol; S. .11aker Esq; Bias:den; J. Roberts, ,Esq. N ew p ort , I sle . of Wight; 1. Gibbs, sq. Bath"; I. Atnyatt, Esq. M. P. with a great number of the Faculty, viz. Mr., Gunning, Mr. Hell, Mr. Hume, Dr. Lii%gimise, an.l Dr. Stevenson, whose father was cured.by this Motheine, just.as he was about to undergo the operation; and recently, since the last publication, it has effecled a singular and happy cure of a neat relation of Ad. tniral Sir Richard Kinr. Bart. • The Solvent is Sold by, the Proprietor,' Mr, Perry, Sur. geon, No. 9, Soothempton-street, Bloomsbury-square, and at Bacon's No. tio, Oxford.street, in Bottles of 4s. 6.1. and One Pound Two Shillings, two of which last never fail. ed W correct the caculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in Sedentary Persons. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and the Regimen to be observed, with Cases of Cure, may be hull:4H. U. Simonds : Bookseller Paternoster-row, price zs. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • . No. 9, Nevi, Bridge-Street, London. .s.• • Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March :8, dot. j BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I have been aniaed with the Liles Vent. rear which, from Its obstinately resisting every course 01 Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Futility nerc, and .tindergoilig, several setere courses of s a livati o n, Ala twice discharged -7 1min the Hospital, with little relied, would appear to be of the • most inveterate nature. In the spring 011ast year my disorder had got to such a head, as existence—l had a large ulcer nearly to put a period to my on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my leg* were broke out in a frightful manner; my, right was dread. fully painful,. and had been in a matc of ulceratjon for the last seven years,- my tell had also' two large nthies on it, was very, Much discoloured, and gave ins such evcrutiat 'Mg pain, particularly when . warm in bed, as nearly to de•• prive Me of rest r in this lamentable state; I was tecOnt nieftleit by Mr. 1. Thoinpsot4 (who received so great a cure hy them herc), to: ; take your Leake's Patent which 1 to do on the .26th of May ; in the course or . 3- fortnight, I began to receive benctir —in little more than a mom it, the liken( - on my hod and arms were soundly healed--soon alter, the sore., my legs healed A l so; leaving,. however, eoltstiterahle disciiFouration m the. skin, and pain in the botie of thlest, which, by the 414.11. slog 0t ,sat a little longer perseverame in your twin- Liable subsided ; . the tiode, , ihwrsinis, the skirl rc,.tiningg,ra natural bud, and the nottiiiiiar pains gradual!) going otr. I thus begarriev,by your titieral advice and Me dicine, p.-rfettly !roe from 411 my ftroier have reeoected toy f,rtner sitirits and vretigttriand aln he, c,,,( 1 3: jolly end tat,' in wht.:lt state havingeontinued many „ mot h a to the iternostlinetrt .01 all who -kritiwtne, I a n t at a hiss itt what terrna to express illy,: gratitude; but beg you, forthe good of 'other silitoring mortals, to make ease as puhlic as possible.. as .1 shall on every occa,ian • in so doing, you will greatly oblige; Sir, your gra:oul, opedierit, very humble Servant' ALEX. MtlltKElt. Swan's Close, Nigh -srreet, Edinburgh. Witti,:sses to the ab.ove Curet. ; _ In n s TiinairsoN. No. 3, New Poultry Market; and jOHN M'ltr, rout, Old Assembly. Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor; T nom AS Y Lox, klember ; of the Royal ,:Colloge - of Sur. peons, At his House, Nu. 9, New Itrulge.t.treet, London I wticre, after a' corisrant residence of more than tiurty.six years, in a pm - an:o particularly directed to the cure of Venereal 0'114444ns and those incidental to the PAttsot Goieration, with that inviolable secrecy which ruen'ol prole ,ion should alwayti- observe in such cases, he hatters himself, the:adviceand assistinee he gratuitously Adnunisters to persons • taking alio will be mitrebwii, . : by a discerning. Public; as- an advantage set. scum attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by 'M m " t i ers appointent, ' the affirteriierice at those hums at iiisunLy, at the l'ettintlerS. No. 35, St. Alhan's.strect, Yall,Nlall ; the Toystiup, No. 103, Ox forti.straet ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish.street.hill ; Mr. Steel's, llookseller, Nu. 1, Onion-row, Little Tower. hill ; bdr . Baxter's, Soutlibbritige, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac. docthi, (;{:ogow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one rcrs-n every considerable 'sown iri Great liritau; and I re ia,..l, in Isoxes of only as. ' t. each, •seated up ‘vitlt full and. p 1 .441 dir;etion : „ wne-reay persons of either sex may ;:uretilittnseiveg, wa;, Caw, speed, irercq, and s.ately. 'N. If. liv:-ry Box ...old Us (;teAt nritalw is 4r4;eil up witk`' a Stamp, on w hi c h, by favour or the Commissioners is prat 4;ki, .;tt the Stan tp.t)litee—“ . No. 4, Not liriitg-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all °theft Cuilikterteitt. SUAKSPEARE LOWERY. ESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to acquaint M the Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that 'the Tickets. for the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY,' price Three Guineas, with Schema of the said Lottery, are now ready fort delivery, at the Shalopeare Gallery, Pali. ; at , Messrs. BoydelPs, - Na. go, Chelpside ; and at all the LicensA tottery offices in Grcat Britain and Ireland. - ESSEX. TO BE SOLD LV AUCTION, By Mr. GRAN .M, On Thursday . the 29qth inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Tom's" COireC•house,.Cornhill, London,. A • VALUABLE and very DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising TILLET's MARSH ARM, in the Island of•Wallts, in the • Hundred of R.och. Th,d; and Parish (It Great Sturbridge, in the County of Es. sett; consisting of a Dwelling-house, .Barn t Stable, Fold, Yard, Garden, and sundry Inclosures. of rich i‘larsh,• Pas. rum, an.; Arable Land, containing,in the whole, asS A. a K; to I', more or less, lying comp,?.e.t and 'within a Ring Fei . u.e, now in the possession 'ot Mr. William Prentice, who IS On dernotice to quilt at Michaelmas next. N. B. Edward Bowden, at the Farm; will slow the same. . A Plan may be seen at the Chambers of Messrs, Dunn, Hanrott, and Metcalfe, Solicitors, 'Lincoln's-inn, where. Particulars may be had ; altdat the Saracen's . Head, c helms.. ford;- Post-houses, Rockford, Rayleigh, and klorntion i at the Cock and Bell, Romford ; and at Mr. Graham's, No. zj , RA-lion-square. rirHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its J. Softening, healing, and tonic. Qi(Rim and' salutary .Eifeas, &fronts a sure prosped of returning Strength, and a certain hope of muscular invigoration, to those who are de,. bilitated by. preinat ure or eXceithre Indulgcncies : hence arise Weakness ut Sight, Vertigoes, Loss of Appetite, anti Men., tal Decay. A body that is enervated in youth, seldom reco vers itself by any other means than thki Restorative; 01d , Age and Infirmities speedily come on, and the thread of Life ilshortened: tor, thdfoundation of a happy 01i1"age, is a good. Constitution in youth.; temperance and ittOlit!ratiOll, at that age, are passports. to happy grey hairs. Youth of either - Sex, who have praEliied 4* octet and de. structive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debiti. fated the whole. Nervous System, tvilf , titittibuC.ortilanialm of CiltNitl the most powerful, certain, anti eileetual Kennedy. This Cordial has be_li inworninonly successitil with young "'copra wholuive the zrppeartint.e and air u f old age ; who are p a r es e nzyninate, IT:minhed, stupid; anti even imbecile; whose betties are become bent, whose legs tire :no longer scarcely able to carry them ; who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitared. • Where the. Ste. mach is frequently disordered, the batty is .weakened, pale. nest, bodily decay, and, emaciation, succeed this' roost tie. strut:live habit, and the eyes sink into the head, • The virtue Of the Cordial 13alin ofiZelead is daily demonstrated, 'in era. (heating the worst and mat' dangerous synilitoms of' Nervous Disorders ; ard nothing .has tentle‘i so much to establish the tame of this Meiicine, as its certain Suc,less in those Com. plaints which strike their roots SU th:Cp ill the Colltitittltioll, and are AO:14141 to the happinuss of Maiiktild. Prepared by Dr. Solornoti o Liverpool, In los. 6d. and ` ;us. putties; the latter contain four of thelorincr, by whicit the Po rchiser saves 9s. Every genuine !Sortie has a Stampoillich bears the Proprietor's Name OW Address. " Samuel Solo mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. Oitetr Each genuine bottle has the words "Sam, Solo- Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. N. B. ,The Postage Of all .Letters .to the Doe,lot must be paid, and 10b. 61. as a Yee, enclosed tor .Advice. The Cortlial'Eialm osi Cile.ut, Anti. I inpotigines, and Ab. emergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," ate Sold by. Remnant,. Harnhprgh Bach, Pearl.street, New-York ; Mathews, No. tit, 'Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, liulgin ; Brighton, Gregory Bit mingliatn, KIIOU and Lloyd; Bedford, Smith ; lord, Simmons ; Bury, Sr: Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, " Sal. don; Cambridge, Hodgson; Coventry, Rellasain • Gulches. ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons 1 . Carlisle, lonic; Chatham, Etherington ; Cheifustbrd, Clacho ; Chester, Pool and Sort ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; Chippenham. Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, ',College. green; Derby, Drewry.; Durham, Pennington Dever. Neales ;.Devtzes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue . ; Deal, Rost:; Dartmouth, Jackson; Edinburgh, North Bridge; ' Extra, Trewinan and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Gleucis: ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M‘Donald ; Liverpool, Alet. cantile Gazette-Office Leeds, !inns, {Limes ; Lincolit, Drury ; I,ynn, I leailley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swlnfen I . Lewes, Pitt ;_ Manchester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; ...Maidstone, Walker; Marlboro ugh, Harold Newbury, Ful. ler, Atlee; Newcastle, Walker, Ilnkigson ; Northampton. Dicey - Nottingham, Burb.igel .Norwich, Stevenson • mid Co. ; 'Ox turd, Jones; Plymouth Deck, ; Ports.. rn,.orit, Belem Roiling, Smart and Cu. ; Rochoster, Ether ington ; Pleston, Serwnt ; • Shrewsbiiry, EtittewiStr :St)uttl ampton, Baker ; Staffe, Morgan ; St:l4ll'ord, Newcomb ; Sunderland; Bray .1., Salisbury', Collins ; Scarborough, Bay ley ; 'Taunton , Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; Wells, Evil! ; Weymouth: !a teat; ; •Windsor. • IllakeneY Yark,' Woltde.lthnime ; and . by all Vender* at Genuine Mediciitts in ata Voitcd Kintlom • (kilt, to be gusto, by pnic:irse. 3d 14...t. t oin,:sit ot foot Li cotenant. Colo:iel lona 13; rig, front ow 29th Voot," to' be. C.ipttnn MOO ~. Hull. ti. L. tole, appointee to Cite ISt Itegiltitin of Foot.. iinsigits, without par,:liaso.-., Conrad . Nlayers, G4itt, vice Gurnbes, romined Pearse Cliereton, tent. vice kl‘Donall, ploino•t...t in tee , rI th Foot. caelat Smith Hopkins, knit. vice Ar 6 tinn.. prOMOteti.• To be Surgeons--Surgeon Thomas %Vhimiter, from" ihe , tat West Indi/ kesiment, vice Morten ' salgeint Lames Davidson, Irons. the 7th West 141.64 iteginwitt, vitae ' iekcnson,: promotixt. To be Vauter...Nlastet—quarter.klaster-Serjeaut 44 illi:un Niee Bell, appointed to tn., fah ttoy al Vctcr.ln _Battalion. • Id Ditto, William Nicholls, Gent. to be svitliout purcnase, vice Bareetti whose appointment has not tr.i4411 place. stir Ditto, Hoipital-Mate William M'hlisit to he Surgeon; vice NlaNlalion, promoted to thi: York ltengers. 7th Ditto, Hospital-Mate ; neliri Travis , to 1)43 AS•Aatailt. • Sur geon , _ vice jones. , deceaSed.. Rath D u i a t t t o o . , H I. at: L. s:l 4 : l l4: o d r , G irr c iac nt. is to t bo urt e: t is : i r !it o v i i l t ; l7 ,c t Wait, vice Wittiantion, who , resigns. tgth Light I)ra4oons, to be Major, oy promotOd. ' urt kcgintent of foot, Entifift Wllll2lll Mollie robe Lieute. Alain, by purchase, vhe Soneon, who rol res. 26th Ditto, Ensign fohn Firoblts, frorn the C4114(166 Feneibles, • to b Ensign, vice t; rev, promoted in tn.: Ott!. licrpt • Snow, Ceikt. to be Ensign, ' , A:ithout purcnitsc, Vtt hi'Donaltt, prOmoteit in the . t7th Foot. 27th Ditto ' Colonel the Hon. Gorge Lowrey froM the. Foot Guards, to be Lieuteniint-Colonci, vies :llrtlstiit, h a lpoilltett to thCtl9th ioot. ASCII Ditto Peter Kirwan, 'Gent. from 9th 13.41411°n at Re- , , . tilrve (htldittemporary Rank ot Lienteiiiiiirj, to be f'.•ii. . sign, vice E El liott,l promoted in the gad Beet. 29th Ditto, Colonel Frederick Maitland, from the 27th Foot,. to be ,Litattenant.Colonet, vice llyng, i4ppoinctl to tiic 3;t Font Goan's. . •• . 34th Ditto, Hedor M,Alister, cent-. to be Ensign; by our. chase, vice Forbes, promoted. , Timothy D.tvicti, Gent. to . be Ensign, by purchase, vice Casement, Who retires. wit Ditto, -- Ivory, teat, to be Ensign,, wlttteut•por. chase, vice Kelly, proinoted in the 17th rout. 36th Ditto, 'Richard Gilbert, Gent.. to be Faisiv, without . pitrec.a.,e,'4ice Adams, promoted in the Stst Poor. 3 It Dip°, 1 - lovitiri-Nlite tuirn Rice to .be Asststant.Sur. 9t i eon. Hospital-Mate Olin Ai.`Dougall to oe itsista.it urgeon. 43d 'Ditto,. IVlaxm ;T ll y hien, C.kiit. to be'Eni':gt!, vice Lord, superoocti t tieing ...o,:iit without le.ive. 49th Ditto, 'cotenant jolin %VII t,auis to he Captain or a Company, by pitfcintse, vice Knit..., promoted It/ the 73,1 , Foot. • gist - Ditto, Emign Richard Storer t 6 be Lieutenant, by pox. chase, veceCories, promoted in the a7tit 1' out. Sad Ditto, ~ H ospital- Al.ite lienry Milburite tb b; Assigant- Sur t ,qeon vice Jiurtows, promoted in the Royal iltri.....it . > carp - . , . ssth Dittu, - Ensign ', Lewis Fentonto,be Lieutenant, by intr. chas , . , , vice lit:diger, p W romoted. . - .... . , stltit Ditto, Lieutetiant Slter Rucklitnan, front I lalf.pay o f the 4(nh ltuot, to be Lieutenant, vice by, n,..•, wiry resigns. • 6orli I)itt -, , Eitstgit Wiltiant Keith Elp.iiiL , .t)ile, flout the a9tli foot, to be Lieutenant, by poiLitaze i vice 131.4..iiitictid,. who retires. - Motphetv, grant. to be L itslgni with~ outporchase, vice Itowland, deceased. ~ . . . 7zd Ditto, ,cosign George Benison to be Licutettant, without , ptirclia:eo vice torties„ tiecea*eti. 87th Ditto, Hospit4-Mint ..If,hoinas D'AlatcY to .Isehitartr.. _ . 'Surgeon. 01 Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel ' J. Willoughby Conlon (who On his appoitittneot to the c..lLlArter-Maater-Giberal's partment, v.teated 1113 LiCOWILItIt.OOIOIi4I‘y '4501 Foot), to ViCC Robertson, W* tetitell OU pity. • 9 3,t Obto, ottiutton, Gent, to be 'Ensign, by intr. chain VICe Wan:hope, appointco to the 94th toot. • 4 1 1) West 'IOWA kroovitt, Lit;utennit lr . I. Dickens, from the- Royal Orisoons, to be ,Captain• of a Quinpany,'by per. vice biasinyth, promoted M the 7th West Indna Regiment. Msistatit. "Aug:con lotto Wiilker, front the ifit 1 ,1 004 to StirOon, v.cc.Ntoit'at, 'promoted. 6th Ditto, It ‘Vtittelord, k, eta. 10 be Ensign, without put'. t.• 1143.1., vice Luder, p,o,outcti. Assistant-Surgeon Shape, tram the 67i foot, to bc Sutgeoo, vice Pontius-, Ne prpw Br met uosw ipti, . , • ick Ecacibies. Surgeon Robert Hill, from the 23:i Light Dragoons, to be bitigeort• Tile clinryn'* Ucmt:..a Regiment, Ensign and' Adjutant ,Ir. twat tittert,tatt to , lt.tve titC Itapi, ut Litiltcnattt. Ensign V 44:Own. 1„)e. , Montagne:to k. I.n:tin/mitt, wt. IA putcnit*..., vice Hubtun, prompted, Ensign 'Aibiat 11.1 to . be Lieutenant, witoutti. purctnte, promoted. The King's German Legion. Artillery—Capnin. Lieutenant 14,„ti0 K. J . 11 ' 110.4411 to be CaptAn ut tentpurgy Itattic. Einotk:ers—Lieittclunt Ilassehroick to he Captain or* c,,,, „my. . ,tcniptir.try Rank. LieOteUAOt Augustus t'lo Caplaiii.j.itutyli.l{,t, Vital temporal y S‘contl-Lientenant Clt.irk,, Ernest A ['puha to be irA- Cietitt:it.4lll, vitae prunoted, Di t Las itegitnent,CaptOn e tan, V; Volon Count • tie Ni4nott to be ' 4.,:aptatii. I , t Wilt* to tit kaoigth VICO &Ott, appoint4it fu Use shits' tout(