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k- a~ . ' • • , "i724') • -•.• . - VAUXHALL— • . ' tinder the fatronage of I lis Royal Highness the P RINCE of , • - "7 WALES. • • . ) r ..MORROW•the SUPERfi NAVAL FETE, ,iiliven :in Honour.of the Birth of His Royal Highness hew e DUKE of ci... ) .AItENCE, will be rep e at e d. w h en many . () evict*, Transparencies, &c. will be a dd 4 d to th e b r il. iancy of th is N at i o • al Festiva l. Aortlission 34. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert be litib at Elglit. S Uarof the . Cre‘litoss of Lorii SPENCER d, S TANLEY CHICHESTER, i n E ng l an d , as h ave ot alieady sent in their AeLounti, are desired to send the na me immediately t o Messrs.'l3 l ake and White, Essex -street, London, or Mr. Parr; Litolitield: THE .viANsiosi. HOUSE aild PARK of FISHERW I C K,:anci several Manors an:l Estates in ttatlOrdshire, will he sjieedify Sold and particular s pr e p are d : For further intUrmation. or a view of the Estates, apply r , ) IVlessrs. lit ike - and White, E$SeX-street, London, or Mr. Parr, Litchfield. • ______ SHAKSP EAR F. LOrI'ERY. MESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to a t qua i n t the • Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that the "tickets tar ,the SII AKSP EAR 1 LOTTERY. pri ce 'nitre t;uineas, with S. itenies of the said Lottery, are heow read!. for delivery, at the Sh a k s p eare G a ll ery, Pall. Mall • at Meshrs. lloydelPs, No. 90, Cheapside . and at all the Licensed I..nteiy, OtticeS in3l rut Britain and Ireland. Ippi lel-IA RI)SON, GOODLUCK, and'Co. at their .11. A. Slate : Lottery 011illes, Cornhill and Charing-cross, Lon. ion, are selling; I'l CK ETS and SNARES in the greatest Variety of Numbed, for the nrwi Lottery, which commences Drawing on the 24ih of September next, being the only' State ;Lottery t o b e d rawn,this Year. . ' Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. Sold, in a Quarter, an • p'Eighth, and Ten' Sixteenth Slures, No. 15,825, the last Irawn•Ptize of zo,oool. ; also in the late 'Lotteries. the lill-* , o wing Capital Prizes in Shares.: . Ao'. 11,8:-.7 - - £' 30,000 I. No. 4 8 ,782 . - Z. 2000° - - 26,8 t.1 . - 3 0 ,018 23,148. - lo,ot” • ' PoS • 20",e0 • 31,692 .: to,ooo 4 7 5 , 577 - .20,000 I . 7 , 9 6 -i . - 119'°" And 35,98 9 - fo ooe 1 25,215 " - 10,00, tit a whgle Ticket No . 48;318, 20,00°1. ; also - Prizes of coot! 20001. foat,l. &t:, too numerous to mention., . • 1101F:cAPITAP. PRIZES, AND LESS TICK BII ' S. Three 'l' n enty Thousand Pound Prizes, • • Three Tpn 't'housand Pound Prizes, Three Five Thousand Poulat Prizes, .THRNo Prize less than Twenty Pounds. • Ai trotion of all ranks of People are, solicited to the Scheme of the present GRAND TA L LOTTE RY , . . Which begins Drawing; t s he .24 T th or N EXT 111ONTIT, and contains a gre ater proportion of ... CAPITA I PRIZES To the small Number of Tickets, th an any former Lottery. 'S CHEME. No. of Prizett. VAL of each., Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,000 are ,C63,0a 0 3 - to,ooo -31 Mo 3 . 5, 000 - 15,000 • . . •6 . - 6, 0 0 0 t ,000 - 6,0 - ; 'OO • 4,910 • too . 2000 I ° - 2,030 2, - !pow) 20 • 0,550 • ss;000 Tickets 4:25e,0n0 Pan of the Capitals to be determined as under : first -drawn Ticket - First Day . • • First drawn Ticker Seventh Seventh Day Fiiit4tFaWn Ticket Eighth Day - aoooo VirstArkiwn Ticket NrifitbDay - Tickets an d 'S har Sl•xx' es on . 'Sale at every Licensed Lottery Office. •-P-RESENT PRICE. 1 ICktc I 7 IS • Half - Quarter -. 9$ 0 Eighth - - 27 n . 4t3 o I Sixteenth r h TO BE S 01.1) .BY PRI YATE• CONTRACT, With immediite Possession, THE LEASE Of a titirsti)emt,uhle RESIDENCE, situ4ted oft a pleas:hgelcvatol spot, commanding Views over a beautiful diversified Country, declining by a gentle Slop e d own to the Batiks' of the Thames, near , thitcelebr i tecl Vaud Ob j ect called Clitden Surrimit ; birunded and inter red Whit 'rich Plantations,- liver-greers,. and T ower i ng :**Y ( :'roves, Rides, and Walks ; allowed to he superior. other.part of the Ktr@lorn for the reCovery and re iO4 of lealt h a 'in poll Le respeetable Neighbourho p od, % , 4 _ l kill One ]Mile uea 't 'in Town, and Twenty:five front mirect le n trirpolis ; the Road s ' ar c uncommonly •guod in every io . Tne Hot/SE is happily greeted cm a Prow. ; the, principal I'4r-intents jiisliciously planned,. with Bow Windows; ad ..l,'Lning a Lawn and Paddock, with an 'e)egant 'l4,einplci and' :riir.mtv:r-seas, eneirekd with flowering:Shrubs, and %%talks irrolualing the whole, contabsing about Seventeen Acres, be p* &Pe more ur less. The Offices arc suitable to the main ..!oust-, Stabling to; flight llorses, for . Four' arriates, and other convenient for the Accoinmo. 4tllilietoxripiortxf . 1 1 . 0 e o ntee I pantify ; thereare 'reit Ye;irs of the Lease' Piirchaser to , take the Fixtures at a fait Value, and Ybe accommodated - with the Furniture, which is opti ona l. 1 . "LI he viewed %Vali Ticicets, and tiler . p,artieui.irs and. of F hty ic "wn i by applicati o n to ' Kimbirley, ,Stirve) ltates in General, APpratser, and Auctioneer, al' the 11r . i r , t i , or ",911)erial llotel, C dvent-Gartlen;' or et his Ifouse, in , Street, ‘Vi.al;.or, Perks. • 0 _" 4 ,i 1 .1 . The above Resideni:c- hns been .many Years in the c*4!patioll or a Fainil);.tif Distinetion. • • ' .* All • I.etters, pot- paid, will be duly attenth.l to. 'here e"Plit he nstr y further eCII . e n Ceetlitd to letnnue 'm ilO the -unrivallid excellence VG's . of CH . I . bi .I,:tili Y"lt M 104-IiNC Ls it would "q9eSti"l') Ye 1141 t ‘l4l\itill l'Y 1 141 e V.4ten t-Itii,r , i, whicli 4 - icertdins tha!an by ill? °l ".' im,r,,ons have bn.n.restored tq goel h ealth , ,t trniiient7ily.ositeit.hi. invaluable 714,,,1i c k . ne, where the 17104 Succ.esi. As dn .') "tul 4 pDthecarir,s have openln,. ph •' kv-diedietne. toe very otl . . .., •. Vb:c at this season, rliY.. r,, ,„(rßut... nut. I u lec e t s w u i_t e h r o k u )r t , ler's t 4 d re an , , 0. 4 , ch ,. 4 i .. 1. ,soiq wl , esa . fe, o a st t e L r- i ; i o n ‘ i i retail by in -b l 41 ( L, corner ot i at,rn , . ;,. b,„,, P4t wok . , , ' t A-I,_, ......, veiviers, ii. -, at 6s, lot 2s, beiiers and mruiLiii 9d each. .ra , - -7--------- pr,v,in.4r)%Efre.e,,f„;. j A NI liS's'F E V F.. R . I' 0 , ‘Y. I) E R • Influ -4"4 v . e rY. great Efiivacy of this Medicine in i - but it was ynza of last year is too recent to be forgiitte. , .. n lire th,semost singularivhen tatzen on the .first attacki . ; . for i t to , ckseS where the Fever was allowed to gain ground ,ani kifelt.thP ernstitution before the Potvder was remitted to ! 14, .. isorder be:time,o'bstinaie nrOtraded, and sometimes 42th?1•Upon all occasions this i Nleclicine should he given a ,99111rnencentent of a Fever, of wnatever kind; for if it be I::•'_3,k.liiicient of itself to ettLitt 2 cure, it is the best Prepara; „...", fer-thel3arl, and .other remedies -which the Syrnotot - o 1 9uite. b i . rest, ' It 4k Clic genuine Powder has been often known to t n. ire rhela- ts h .uc e ,,,. , tiers, A ter its su_stitn.tes and ev'errotnoc to be t r iri.,:!Ave failed, it ought, .even in the last extreinitx, , , __ tem. ~,'.l Gres; •benefits have baen derived froin.the l'o%soc.r ! leywhen talteu every niOt as an Alt er ati v e, in disorders thoug ht ond. the -teach ot. 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NICHOLL,' late of St. .Piul's Church. ;kVA. yard. many years dealer in Patent Medicines; :naketh 'Oath and saith, , he was appi;A to and employed' by • Mr. Dickinson,' of Long•acre, to oiler to purchase.the Recipe of 00W ND's LOTION of Mrs. Vincent, of No. 4, Da vies-street': but • Mrs. Vincent rejected the olnr with dis dain, declaring she would not part with or disclose thiori ginal Recipe on anyoccourit, as she was the only person pos. 'sensed of. the true secret of preparing the Genuine Lotion, and,whith.Mr.; 11.2lieves to b„ true; Nichol' further saith, tint Mr. Dickinson hath several times acknow. 'edged to him, that• the Lotion prepared by Mrs. Vincent. is the Genuine GOWLAND's LOTION. %V. NICFIOLL. Sworn at the Mansion House, sth day of December 1799. before me H. C 0 AII3 E . Mayor, This Genuine Lotion is a safe and certain Cure for Erup. tionsin the Face and clearing the Complexion. It is pre pared f roin Vegetables', and possesses more efficacy and intro-, eence than all the Cosmetics yet known., Pinples,Tetters,. • Ringworms; Spots, Tan, Freckles, Redness or the Nose, pr ..other tinpleasantapparances disappear by the simple appli cation of this Lotion once a day. Bat as experience teaches , 'that Iviecticines are subjeasto the unprincipled, in propor tion to their. execllence and 'reputation, 'to prevent Counter feits, Mrs. Vincent requesta the Nobility an.l Public will be , particular to ask t'or her Lotion, signed.with her own upon the Libel on each Bottle. Sold by Mrs. Vincent.' at N 0.4, Davies-street, Grosvenor square, London t and Wholesale and Retail by Bacon and Co, No. Ise, Oxford-street, Who was anointed by Mrs. Vincent years before any other person existing pret,ndeit a know ledge of this most excellent Medicine. Quart SS. 611. ; Pints Ss. 6d. ; Half Pints es. 9d.. rirFIE CORDIAL 13ADVI " OF GILEAD is • the' 11 most absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attended . with the following Symptoms ; namely, a groat Straitness °Cite Breast, with Difficulty of Breathing. violent Palpi tations .ottho Iteart, sudden Flashes of licait in various Parts of the Body ; at other times a sense of 'cold, as if water was.poured on them ; flying Pains in the Arms and I.imbs; 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 Sull'ocatioo, as front a Ball or Lump its the Thrriat ; alternate Fits of Crying, and con. vulsive Laughing; the Sleep unsound,' and seldom refresh: ing, and the Patina often troubled with horrid :Dreatirts. Much has been said, by interested individuals, against all Medicines that are advertised; but there is a - very important Observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of le:arl, I hat, unless its operation .were gentle, .safe, and effloa. , cious, it could not have risen to the unexampled Rephte and univei sal Demand it has acquired fo'r, as it has rarely the great adVantage of a persuasive Advocate at the ear of the Patient, lin nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by. its . salutary efi4is, can induce liun to perseVere; and yet tea sonable perseverance is certainly most requisite, to enable even the happiest Combinations of Chymi.:als andthiletucals to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the :Valetudinarian to Health. A; she above Complainti set !mil come within the Obser vltion of Gentlemen itt the general Line of Practice, it is no . .retlection upon their knowledge or judgment to say, that Very few of them have an opportunity , of that experience which is the only solid foundation of Medical Fame ; whilst Dr. Solomon's very extensive Prattice, and particular at tention in these cases, enable him to adord that perinanent relief to such- tintOrtunate P.ittlents, as, perhaps, they can hot experience 'under any other Physician in the King. dom. And it is with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction that It acknowledges the candour and-liberality of those Cen-. tlentan of the Faculty, who have so distinginslicilly cuisine.; nanced his claim to public approbation, as to recommend Patients to his care. . • lirepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in tos. 6d. and 339.. Bottles ; .the latter contain tour of the former, by which the PUrchaser saves 9s. h very genuine Bottle has a Stamp ' which bearS the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Sola r/1( ri • Liverpool,'.' to imitate which is Felony. (f . Each genuine bottle has the words " Sam. Solo,. mom, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. -' N. B. Tile Postage of all Letters to the Dodlor must be paid, and dos. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The Cordial Lahti of C;ilead. Anti-linperignies, and Att. • , stergent 'Lotitin; .and "•Guhie to Health,' are • ' Sold by Remnant, ; It. liaeli c Pearl-street, New-York ;' Mathews, No. 111, Strand, London ; and in liath; by Hazaid ; 'Wight ; Pfighton, Cre ; ;ory ; mingham; Knott . and Lloyd :•lledtorti, Smith ; lilandlorti; Simmons ; Bury Sr. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Set. don; Cambfidg , ' ' ; Coventry, Itollas./n • Colchcs. ter, Kepner ; I !,;,•rbury, Simmons.; Carlisle, ; Chatham,',Ettu'. •,..! 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It has been the intention of the Editors of the present Work to eithibit London as it is, and to furnish En4lislimen and Foreigners with a systematic, complete, and elegant pit: tormance, worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of the greatest City in the world. Printed fur Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church - yard,. and to he had of all Pooksillers. or whom may also-he had, price, ss. bound in red, the Picture of London for 15e4, with Maps and Prints. This Day was published, in One Voldme Ociavo, price 3s. in boards, II EMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of .I.VI. tit., late Rev. and Learned HUGH FARMER. To which is added, a Piece of his, never before published, printed from the only remaining Manuscript of the Author. Also several Original Letters and Extrads from his Essay on the Case of Balaam, taken front his. Manuscript, since destroyed. By the late MICHAEL DODSON, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No. 39, Paternoster-row. fir'! ; 47.4'14" 4e4. ••• j/%:'? , • '',...... 5.' tkti HURSDA 1 7 , AUGUST 23 yt •en.l4:t. r 1 27 rel;"1. tA7 e 4 : or e 0.14 1 V . :,/ • Y 401:9t PRICK victtM!.lNC OFFI-R, ANCVSI 7, 1/3-4, T HE 1/MI ZS"IO.VER r L.TU.IL.L. • lfis MAYESTI't Arlin' do hereto. hie Notler, that on 1111nelelay the nth of Septonhet nrxt i thiy will beivaaj , to ',rare Tendert 14 writing (sealed up), and treat ,With weir Pe-sonr,as will undertake to sop 4, all such Quantifier of CIIESI-1112 h . ; DERHYSIiIR F., IPiIRIPICkSif IRE, aortGLOUCI ST - 1 % surRE'CIIEESE, a CHEESE of equal ger.dnett and ul ROS If: CO It K (Secundh) BUTTER, or. '8 R tyli Nfl!'7' FA go ,fi mst , at tb a fi 4e rf•eired for IN 1 , 14,111. ti ling Service from that da} me the 3oth of .S'epternset, To - he delivered, front ante tl ante its dent.attlik into the t ua lliv Stares et Dettford, Porttatnah, Pi;yntontb, ,at Ike Contraßies expense ; to le warranted to keep grtd agat sound jar the stace 9 ' six worths from the reste.Flive perids rldelivety ; ant * heltaid for by BIM, psfyalic, with Interest, ninety days after dale. The Conditions of 'the Contraat may be see,: at the Seireta'.l Off.-e, a! ti•fr or by ati26.ing 12 Mr. `.lohn IVAlliqoit 11!esstervill . e, the Ageitt for the Via:eaMag, at ark. No regard will be bad to any render in lubich the •Trite sb . not be inserted ia words at 104th, or thai shall not be deli ver"ed to ihe Board before :One o' .the 11%1m:day the lid+ of eptem'ier,nor units: • tie ,P.T.Ion 7oh; maker the Terrier, tome Pe'r.ion on hi: behalf,' attend:, to answerewben called .1)r. CONAITSSAR Y-GIiNER OFFICE, 1 . GivaliGeo , :gr•itrret, Aug. .20, CO.4CIIIII4,VERS, C,IIRPENTERS, and 1111ZEL: IPR IGHTS: WANTEI); for `NIS 41 17E577): • S'ER PICE,' Nunder MN:HINES fir' fIANCIM7 on CARRIAGES of 'COACHES. CHil VOTY, and - PQ,Yr cIIA!SE•', for the purpose of Copying, Tr4,pr. 'Thou; nch7 may be drarour,of Contraßing for :fat nithin g t rsn , may aldi ver their 1 3 r,16sals at this Offire . on or hefore Friday the zith Instant ; expressing the Price at which they UAW verply thent,an;iihe Member they Will agrre to deliver IPeeky,to ID.fr. Hall, in Hamilton-street, Ity,le•park-corner ; the first Teek's delivery to be completed ,on Frill ly the 3; tt inst. • Pattern; of the Machine: lobe seen at Mr..Hallrs,and Portico; lays of them to be had at this 'BAKERS at ANr ED. CostuxissatypGrotralis.9gst, Aug. 23, 18c4, A Number of JUUNIVEYfiIEN 11.1K1CRS are li'antr.i to Work at the A - Ma's BAkit . iirlß? f. 9 A k e*/, Essex, or SiciA4. Smell as derby t 2 be 1* Empltyrd iss providing Bread f r the Defender: tJ their Cusgio, may knou the Terms add Conditions 4 11: te.hith ft!, r' a y. . be enraged, by apply. lug lo Mr, Irveland, M. 136. Aidersgate-street. RAS7' INDIA HOUSE, • Asigust ts i rrIHE COMMITTEE of SIIIPPING of thr U,VITRD CO2IIPANY of MERCIM NT$ of ~ h:NG LAND, trading to 'be Ewit Indies, do berth, glue Notice, That the Committee 'will he ready t receh,c Pi opus is' lPriting, sealed up, 04 or &ore Wednesday the 29'4 instant,frons such Persons who may be willing to-supply the ampav with COPPER. And that the Condffions - ths Conteall nsqy be seen, upon ap. plicatkn to • Mr. jaws. Coggan,.Cleri to the said 'Committee, Witt whom the Tenders must-he left before Twelve oia:ek, Noon,Ott the sail zlth instant, hi:pad whirl) hourahe ammiita will not ieetive .vfy Tender, I.IST INDI.IIIOIIS.F., Angus/ 22,150}. TFl'4 COURT of DIRECTORS of th e COMP4NY of lIIISRCILANTY of Ep)6. , LAND trading 12 tbe East do hire 6). give Notice, That ibex will he react' to recelz/e Propotalr, In writing, at any time on or beftri it'ednerday the !gib of Septerner mext,frems atty Penonu4l. Inv , 6e LETT"to FR E`IC;HT SHIPS of moo Tont and apumids, now In indirr , /or tbe J.aid Service, to bring b me a Carr? from China, 414 1 afterward" 14 he engaged f.; a nroabek of l'.2yagli (n,:t exceeding Par), in pro. pwrion to the age ofeach Ship resperli4a4Y. - The COURT el DIRECTORS do her, ly inreher give N.,tice , That they will be ready to err/ ve Praposalt, In evriting, ouo, before Ilidnesday the igth of September, fir the HIRE, for a t 0... ther nuusber of Poltger, of 'tech of 'coo. Tons and sip.: wards, which have performed their conts4eled number 41 . 1"ty . age. in the C'ontpany's Service. The lender:, uwitb the wards " Ship Milder" ON the cover, ta he set/eta/1y tealed up, and left ivith the SiTteraly i on orlef.re Tw.'/ve 0'C.7,4•4 at noon on the above dqy, bcyt3td - which hour not au, be rteelved, • , - IPILLIAIII RA IffSA Y, S. The Particular; of tk Terms aii.laadirions on which the Shiti ' tvilt heengegrd in the Companyr Service, may he seen upon ark a. - radon to Mr. "'antes Cogg-an, Clerk to the Committee o a f Sbiaiud t on or after :Monday the 27t6 instant. Extrad of Letter from South Harting, S'ussex, to Spill. . bury 's Duipensary, Soho.bquitrc, Laotian, dated May 26, stio4. Lalioured under Rheumatism for man; YeArs; 1 three years sgo it obliged me to desist from any ocou. !sunlit. I tried the tortedies of Sledical kli..‘st for a consider able time ; they were without the proposed i VIC:a. The ;ti in alleeted violently my back, loins, thighs, and right arm, it) that I beC3the helpless. In Ibis sad state three MUM' -elapsed- trying , the prescripti.ato of the Facility, when I lamo.. cured a bottle of Spilsbury's AittisLutburiellrop.;. I r,c,- vered so much (being in low circumstances) I appit,-d tit yolm for a bottle ; you were pleaAed to answer by bending Me a large one, for the favour of.which I have the pleasure - to in. tOrin you, under the blessing of Heaven, 1 h.av: nem restoied ; those two years past ; without any relapse whatever, to lie:llth, strength, and employment. Should iv be necessary, I willing more soleamly to attest tltis. " "ViMmAs BLACKmoitr,.. • • - Witnesses of the Cure. Rev. J. Blackman, Minister ot the Parish. Willian) Max we l l, t Churchwartleits. J ohms , ' N. B.' The:tinter, with the original Signature, rosy be Mettle at SpilshurY , s - Dispensary, - Solto.tirjultre, where th e Varela Merticine„with black startles, is sold a t is . f g t . 11. 2s. Duty . included. Any olVerell with other stamps mtht be i4.jurious imitations.