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0, S f' N. • 4 - •~ 77 7 •••• 41 15 1 54, • . • . , ••• /1;) Wirir NUMBER 3744.) SA TURDA Y; SEPTEMBER 15, 3.804. IPRICE SIXPENCY. TjIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. , „ • HE PUBLIC are most respedfilly informed T• that this THEATRE will OPEN THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. lc, when Their Majesties' Servants will perform the new Comedy,' in Five Aets,_Called THE SOLDIER's DAUGH FER. coverncr Heartall, Mr. DOW,TON Frank: Heattall, :Mr; BANNISTER, jun. • Mr. Ma[fort., Mr. POWELL . ; .Malfort, jun. Mr. POPE ; „CaptaiiiWbodly, Mr. RUSSELL ; • • Ferret, Mr: PALMER ; • Timothy Quaint,- %Ir. COLLINS ; air. CAULFIELDi. • • Mrs, Malfort, Mts. H.. I9HN4TON, Fiist Appearance in that,Charatier); " • lulia, Miss 11. KELLY ' • . • M,rs Vidget, Mrs SPA RkS ; Susap r Mrs. SCOTT ;' Mrs. ToWii k ), • Mrs. 'MA DDO CKS ; and Mrs. IORDAN having renqwed her Engagement at this , • Theatre, • commences the same in % the Charader 0f.1.110 Widow Clivetly. , • To which will be aclki,,a Farce called •: • THE IRISHMAN'IN LoNpotsi. . . Wiiittoch nv (with SoO'gii), Mr. l lol-INSI i ONP. Louisa, Miss ME L LON • Carolin ti. Itemes.6t, Se,. „ _ pe t 3 ,,. Sccond.Pr4l.l... C,allcry z;. • Second'- pri c e fiC Upper Gallery 's. Second price 614 --•No'lveloaleipet.o.istAieturnco. Mies for the Boxes to. b e taken of Mr. F os b nao k. at the ilox-Offiee,,in Little tt r uSiell.street. • . • Th.; Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half piiAr Six. • • Vivant. Rex et Regina! • On - Tnesday, Mr. Mathews, froM the Theatre-Royal, 11 '4-market, tyil l inakehis first appearance in the character of Don Mantel, iri the CaniodY.6lShe.Wou'd and She %Voted At With The Davit Ip.lay ; Nell, Mrs. Jordon ; lobson.. Mr . - Bannisterj,ittn• - Mr. Li llat‘,4l - And Mrs. Johnsen from the Theatre-Royal,Bath, will Make their first appearces in the course of next week, in tlic characters of Italia and Elvir a ,__ in Pitarra - he Musical Dramatic. ROntpce,of Richard Cosyr do L 411,41 perforni these eight years, is in' rehearsal, and b' t • D cco. Y pr oduc e d , h new Scenery, Dresher, and 'Ations 11 • • • " I ' r c new.MUsical After t pieccif {ahearaal. • •,. . • 111E4kitit.k0 VA. C.9V,EiI . T.G A ( tVEN. I'UBLIC are must respeetlnat informed, 44ifit this Theatre will open on. 144)NLIAY tiPt Ty t. 37,4ith the Comedy of . , JOHN.- BULL. Earl of Fits-BA:am, Mr. DANENPORti Hon. Mi. SliAlletott, Mr. LEWIS ;. • • . -Peregrine,. Mr. MURRAY Sir Simon Rochdale, Mt. BLANCHARD; • hank Rochdale, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; lob Thornberry, Mr. FAWCETT ; Dennis Brulgruddery, Mi'. ROCK.. Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. HUMPHRIES; Mary Thornharrn Mrs. 9 35 ,1 3)14. bD. rulgruddcry, Mre..A‘M PylVt: Tv which will be added, • . • 'lHli. FARMER. On 'Wednesday, The Beaux Stmagern, with Thettaker tr.4y, Mr. Incleclon ; and Lubin and Flamm, by 4 tr. 44 'Air). 'ray lor, the first time of their appearing on this Stage. On 1. riday, the ProvokAl Husband, with The Poor Soldier. 1 .. • MONEY. AIVIARRIEI) Gentleman of great respeaability., in pgssesiiop of .Property , , - itch to, veryconaidtrable 'Freehold Estates upori the demise ot an intim) Relative, is ,I, .....4raiQinz coin inept_ to taco'. by the sale ot a Post ()bit, upon teriTlS tply advantageous to the Parties making the advance,. which will prove truly desirable to MiiellS haviiigyounger branches Of their Faintly to provide tor. P.m iculars will be communicated to Principals or - Agents of known charade( ) applying by letters, post paid, or per. soil:illy, between die hours or tweliie and two any day f Sa m turdely and Sund a y s exce p te d) , to john Motickton Hale, 4.1 . 1., No : .34 Ludgate liill, London. . . . . . • S I-I AKS PEAR e LO'L"PE Ry. 11,4 EssRS. BOYPELL 'beg leave to acquaint .4 . V 4 , .. the public ill general, and their friends in particular, thl , t the 'Pickets for the SHAKSPEARE -EOTTERY.i r.price Thum' Guineas, with Scheres,nr the saidl.ntteryi ate 7 tract for deliNtery, at the . Sliakspcare Gallery, Pall then.! at Mes'sts. IlopielPs, No.' 90, Cheapside ; and at all I ' 7ei lb ,, ii I .4ttery,Otlicea in'Greatikitaut and Ireland. islOitL C -----'------r'- .... •-• APITAL PRIZES; AND LESS TICKETS, Three Twenty TWousanil Pottriti Prizfsi . . .. Three Ten Thitusand Poutl_Prizes, - • Thiee Five Tlio.litand Pound f' . rizes, . . i• A,,,,, 1 ` 10 Prize less than Twenty - Pounds. " - 4 ,O, \DAy., am 24.0, of ,i,i, Month, he g i ns 1 - ) Goving the ,, , , GRANT) STATE LOTTERY, ',. - • Which cni,t :ins a greater proportion of ~. . 1,, . the , 't.:APITA.t. Pttliiis. SM3II !lumber Qt Tickets, :hag any .former Lottery. SCHEME. . , No. of P r i zes. Val: °leach. Total Value• 1 3 of 4t0,01,0 *re ' ,C 60,0 0, ..: 3 . - • woo°. . 30,000 . - ~ soon . ts, boo boo • . ,‘ • -• to .. ° 4 ° • 5 "' . 300 -, 4, 000 zo - 1,, 0 . .2,000 4o " / 0 • .., 2,000 "60 . 2a • 13roaa ___.....- Is'ooa Tickets . • thel , -, , l t ' l t tli T . lvll , Capita ls 'Picket lirst Day . - iC • 1,0 .° 0 vtr, 4 l-draw n Ticket Se , Nutli nay . . 10.00 a Firt t ' il l v avin Ticka4 Eighth Day - 20.000. Tickets.4wil Ticket Ninth . Day - - S. O QP ~ ‘1111 C,.. 4111 shares' oa Sale 'at every Licensed Lottery PRESENT PRICE. Half Ticket . a . . t$ o • 4.9' 6 o E i ghth . . y 6 Quarter . • 4 14 0 1 Sixteenth 1 4 THE OLDEST STATE LOTTERY.OFFICE, A • T this No. ow. Shlcchl'sroird"""ssn Many CAPITAL' the PR IZES during the greatest pat of the last Century, Usual choice of TICKETS =4 SHARES is to b! had, in the reatost variety or Numbers. ... Tile late Mr. Micidison, and Ma Predecessors. sufficiently 7.ltablished the CharaCter of this Office for Good Fortune, 'Accuracy, and Punetuality and their Successor, Win. Car terwbb int upwards of Thirty_ Years concluded Mr. tottd tbZll.6 14 ' 4 11e4, and since his Death has Citified it on with ghat itICCC&S OA hit Own ACCOIInt, Is solicitously anxious efibrt may be wanting on •his parr to retain the good Itp!ntori of u generous Public, beg* leave to recommend to hi s the preterit and only Lottery to be drawn this year, "wick tor the Numberand magnitude of the Capitals, Three of Twemy Thousand, Threw of Ten Thousand, Three of Five Tlicinsand, etl4 sers than other Advantage*, is more beneficial to the Put. 1 front an any former Lottery ; an d - a l so a n early purchase, the. rapid Sale of Ti c k ets , t h e P r i ce must o f cou r se all! daily increasing, there being only Twenty-fiv e Thousand Tickets. thi slvlonth end t he Carn giencanont of the Drawing fixed for the 24th of All kin ds Le. iters (post-paid) d u l y answere d. :1 • c0r„,,. 341 . 6 Of Coyer nment Securities bought and sold by 40Zu) and all Business in the Public funds trans. 62 - Most assuredly fhe LAST WEEK of Mr. RI CHER's performing, in London, and the LAST WEEK. of the pre sent ENTERTAINMENTS. ASTLEY's. Under the Patronage of Their' Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales-and Duke of York. (I N MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 17, and Eve‘y 'gvening that Week, will be presented, for the'LiSt Sik NigfitN at Halt past Six o'Clock precisely, a New Local Di.; vertiseihent, consisting of Recitative and . Songs (virittert by Mx. Upton), with Dances and Acton, call6d ' , YORK RACES; Or, THE FEMALE' lOCKEY. Pourtraying, among a variety of Whimsical incidents, a Theatrical Repre - sentation of the late extraordinary Match, for which purpose the whole Stage will be a rranged as Knavesmire Race-G round. Imirietilattly alter which, for the asth time, an entirely Pantomime, with most extensive and uncommon Mezha, nical Changes. Magical Deceptions, Sec, called THE ENCHANTED HALL; Or, THE PARTHIAN HARLEQUIN. Harlequin, Mr. TAYLOR Clown, Mr. LAURENT ; And Columbine, Mrs. W YBRO W. In the course of the EVening. a new Ellitsion, by Mr. loliatinot, written by yr. Cecil Pitt, called file China Fleet, or Gun-Powder Tea ; Flying a' faithful dcli:.eation of the Intrepidity 'of the several Captains and Choir brave Crews who, to the honour of themselves anti Country, heat Squaintin; with a - Panorama . View ot, isle China Fleet Riding Triumphant. Designed' by Mr. Csieve. and.painted by hint. Mr. Marclibaillts, and As- SiStantb. • • . i n Add, teir the last Six Nights o f his performing London, • Mr. RICH Elt's ROPE-DANCINt.. EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by Messrs. lEFFRIES • and PORTER. . . The whole to conclude with (tor the last Six Nights) a Grand Specta - le, as performed at the Theatia of t .e Cityof Paris' for jots suct.essive Nights, with new Scesxry, Machinery, Dresses, Music. dec. produced aii&got up tinder - thth im - mediate Direction of Mons. La Toise, with uncommon* broad and Small Sworn conuNts, called . THE PERILOU:_> CAVERN ; Or, THE DARING BRIGAND.' • • glf On Monday the 2.4 th t st. will he presented,, an en.. Oral' new Calt.iinnian Ballet of Action, as also anew Nisch deal Speetacle, being far tnr BENE Errol Mrs. 4STLEY. Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five,' to begin at Half past Sis' o'CltaciL 411. Second Price as.—Pit as. Second Price ~ s. Gallery ts. • Second Price 61. Second Price to commence at Half-past Eight o'Clock predisely. .13y Desire alter Grace the Dutehess of Devonshire.' • Forum BEN,,E IT at Mr. CRO§§, Acting Manager. • ROYAL CIRCUS. N MONDAY NEX I', .S e p t . 17 , 1804., will G be present e d, a rand Display of N° HORSEIVIA NSi iwhich Mr. M'.Kene will particularly exert himself. A.,y4L be revived, for that night only, the popular Grand S c ceciacle of LOUISA F.- LOMBARDY. The part of Lobisa, by permission of Mr, Astley, jun. of the Royo Amphitheatre , and tor that night only, 1 1 / 4 1rs„ wypitt)w. previous to which, 23d time an entire new Comic Dance, the subjea taken twin the Musical Faroe cg the Water man tailed, THE COAT -AN D BADGE. lb the cour‘o of the Evening, by Permission tit Goold and D'Egville, of the Opera /louse, a inueb-adinired Pas. 'Scut will be danced by-Miss Cranticid. Also an entire new pathetie•Ballad. called Poor Ton% Brown, • By Mr. Terrell. And a favourite Song, called The Begging gips", by Miss tenet t The wholes° conclude w th. tst time, a, new Comic our- Jetta Pantomime, with new, Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called I"tili MERMAID ; Or, HARLEQUIN A.-GROUND. In the course ot . the Pantomime will be introduced the fol lowing new Scenes, Songs, Glees, Catcnes, Chortisses, Arc. - Sea-shore and Light,house. , ---.Clee. " Oft have our Foot. stepS " &c. Sea Song, " The Wind blow fresh and fair," by dr. Slader. Telesmanic Tower. —Glee, " From Lapland, where, tho' wrapp'd N Snow." Fisherman's. Cottage.-- Duet, " Return'd with .true," &C. Mr. Model-And )Irs. Hel me.. • The Horns, the Dropping Well. a Stone-mason's Yard, and Elegant• Apal uncut. —Duet, " My Naples Natty Sam ity," &c. mr. 'ltetterton• and . Mt. Montgomery: Sheep-fold at SiA 11. rise. Solo Conversationi. Irish Shep herd and Workiog Telegraph.—" In the Land that grows Solmon Leaps," &c. Mr. Slader. • . The " Industry's Store-room." A well-known Tavern 'at " Cure for the . Yellow Fever." Rohn, Rabit Merchants, Fancy Bower, and Regions of En= clraiitment, Tickets to be had of Mr. Cross, No. 4, Lambeth Road ;: of Nkr.llarrold. the Wrekin Tavern, Broad-court ; of Mess:. Clenwnti and'Co. Cheapside ' • and of Mrs. Simmons, at the Box-office of the Citcps, of whom Places for the Boxes may be taken. Doors to be opened at half past 'Five, to begin at half past Six o'clock. Box*.ts. Second Price 2.s.—Pit - 2.5. Second Price ts.— Callery-is..'SeCond Price 6d. Servants cannot possibly keep Places later than half-past Seven. Second. Price at half -past Bight. COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 4, SERLE-STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN, • ' • • August 22, 1804. THE COMMITTEE appointed to catty into etreel theßesolutions entered into at the Crown and A ir chor Tavern, in the Strand, for Vindicating rite iticirrs of Alt - the ELECTORS of the KING DOM,' outraged by the !cite Return by the . Sherill'ot Middlesex, request that Subscriptions illay be paid at ~One of the li4lowing Places Messrs. Thomas ethttts and Co. Strand. , • Brown, Cobb, Stokes and CO. Lombard-street. Ladbroke,aud 'Co. Threadneedle-street. • • Birch, chambers .+n.l Co. Bond-street. Weston, Pinhorne, and Co. Southwark. And for the fultit:t convenience of persons residing At 4 dim:inde from. these Places, the tollowtng Centlemen have alreAtly sikrtided their concurrence to, receive SUbscriptions in their respative Neighbourhoods: Mary-le.:bone—Mr. Langley,. Edgware Road;' Mr. Ro gers, No. 46, Oxford.street. St. Atut's, Soho—Mr. Adams, Dein-street Mr. Bram well, No. ss; Greeit4treet ; Mr. West, Kirig-street Soho.. St. Martut's ind St. Paul's, Covent-gardca— Mr. ' Puller, Long-sere. • St. Margaret's and St. john's —Mr. Medley, Dorset-square, Cannon-row. St. George's, Hanover-square—Mr: Benwell, No. •iti, South A ndley-street. • a St. laiveys—Mr. Moody, Carnaby.street ; Mr. Row - , BOOkSCILet, Gnat Marlborough-street , • Shadwell-L-Mr. Thomas Astitield, High-street. 'Limehousc-441r.: Hague, NatrOw-street. • couthwark Mr. Lee, Linen-draper ' corner of Union street ; Mt. Flatell,Slopeller,onpositeSt. Olave's Charth, Tooley-oreet. Chelsea and Brampton--Mr. Lee, No. 72. Sloane-,street. St. Clement Danes—Cs:mit and Anchor Tavern; 011 ice for Morning Chronicle. St. Andrew's, Holborn, and Sr. George the Martyr--Mr. pules, White Rear, Leittiter.lane -Mr. Graham, Red,liuu. Square. Bisltopsgate—Mt. Michael Pearson, Spital.square. MooticateAt ttr,C lobe Tavern. Brent tincl- Mr. Sunders. P' The Cointnittee Continue sitting every Day at Twelve &Clock, where Cutntabnicatious will be , received and al, tended to. • KOTZEBWE' IN PARIS. This Day was published, in Three handsome Volumes, small Octavo, price 13s. 6d, in boards, faithfully trans lated from'the German, • TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS,. in the Spring of the - present Year ( la 04) ; with Sketches of the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion, and with original . Anecdotes of eminent Charatters in the French Metropolis. . By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, • Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, Sec. ace.' Modern. Paris hat been ably . potirtrayed by lfolcroft, and others ; but it wilt be universally felt, that the Portrait of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebite lii equally' entitled to attention. Its fascinationsin Germany have been so'great„ that two very large Editions were sold in a hamight. The Work has, moreover, the particular. claim to notice in England, that it has been written within the present year, and at allow when Englishtnen have been prevented, hypo- Mica' circumstances, from undertaking a similar perform ance. • Printed for It. Phillips, No. 71 St. ,Paul's Church-yard.' 01 whom may be had, the NA I tN.ATIVI. of KO RUE's EX1.14 into SIBERIA, ilt Threc vols. i4ice las. in bOards. WASIUNC/TON... This Day was published, In Zoatto and. 0 tLivo, and embellisheit with a fine Portrait, b) littler, from Stuart's 'Pitture, and waft Maps or Ow United Stites, the First and Second -Volunies, price, its Quarto, One Guinel and a Half each in bbards ' .and in Halt - I.G ca each in boards, dedicated; by pet. m.ssion, to the Marquis Of LanSlto#lle THE LIFE ot GEORGE'`WA SHING roN, Commander in Chief of the American Forces during the War which established the Independence" of his Cinin• try, and First Prcsident of Or! [limed: State+ : Compiled under the inspection of his Nephew the Hon. Bushroil Washington, flout thiginal Papers th:queathed to him by .his deceased Relative. By 101 IN MARSHALL, Chief lustles attic United States, .dc. are. Printed fur Richard Philjips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard; and to be had of ail hooksellets . : * * 4 Mr. Phillips, who has purchased the English Copy,• right of this valuable Work trotn Mr. llushrod Washicg.6 ton, will publish the succeeding Velutnes in a correspohd ipg.lganner, as fastas: the Manuscript is received tram Ame rica. It is supposed the entire Work will extend to Four or Five.Voltuues ; and that their successive Publication will , take place at intavals of about two or Once Months, till the Work is completed. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS DAMAGES: SUMMER.ASSIZES.--TRIAL at ENNIS, County of CLARE, on the 27th July, Igo+ Beton: the lion. Satoh SMITH, and a Special jyry.. This 0.4 y was Published, price 3s. A REPORT of the TRIAL on an ACTION TS. for DAMAGES. brought by the Rev. CHARLES 111AcSli, against the Most Noble the Maryuis of HEAD.' FORT, for CRIMINAL CONN E R.SAI lON with' Plaintitra Wife. Darn.ites laid at 40,0001. Taken in Short Head by 'an eminent Barrister. • l.ondon: printed by Mercier and Co. , Northumberland.: court, Strand ; and sold by H. 1). Symmonds, Patoroostet , : row. This Day was published ' ID One Vol. Imperial Quarto, illustrated by Fortpfour En. • gravings, Price 11. iss. MHEEXPERIENCBI) MILL.WRIGHT ; or, A Treatise on the,Construtlion of )(frill of the most Useful Machines, with the Litest Improvements, To which is protiaed. a Short Account o f t he General Principles of Aleclutniva,and Li4he Mitehanic,.4) Powers. By ANDREW GRAY, Mill Wright. • Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; antt Longrnan,•Htirst, Rees, and Orrrie, Paternoster.row ; and to be had of the principal Buoicsellers in the United Kingdom. r whom may be had, T. Prize Essays and Transattiollll Of O ' Highland Sodety of Scotland, Vol. 11. Ss. boards. a. General View of the Agriculture of the. County of Peebles . ; with various Suggestions as to the Means, boat of the' local and General 'lmprovement - of • Agriculture. By the Rev. Charles Friallater, Ntwiands, Evo. 7s. boards. • 3: The Gentleman and' Farmer's' Pocket Companion and Assistanti consisting of Tables for finding the • Contents of any f leee of land by pacing, or by dititensions taltan On the s p a t i n c ols., .Iky John AioAie, Land Surv,ovut,.ss , 1; 0 (. 11 . 111 4 . 4. The Partner ' s Magazine ' .a Periodical Work, exclusivel nY devoted .to Agric'uLture . antt it ural Affairs, 4 vols: Svc. I sit Also Nu,. XVII. XVIII. and XIX. its. each. ARMY AND NAVY E )1111!AC;E. rirtiE . PATENT CAMI BEIM LEADS, Furni ture, l'Oattrasses; and Bedding complete, arc very respe4t ly recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most pfartable and superiOr to auy others made in London; 11 /arguers, 'rand, 7 tables and Chairs, on improved rinciples Sea Cots, Beds, and Chairs, for on Boar(' S hip; Mustplitto Nei Furniture, -arid 'Patent Bras-screW Bedsteads, tier FAO and West Indies, MA all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's' Patent Bedstead Nlanufaittory and Ware-Roams, Nos. r6'anif 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Pining Tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very' portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house., VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, at HARItOW on the HILL, comprising a MA NO R,,or R L PUT ED MA NOR, an ELEGANT'MANSION, extensive PLEA SURE, GROUNDS, a FARM, and several DWELL ING HOUSES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr. SQUIBB, • • , •By Order of the Trustee./ of the late Richatd Page; Esq. at GarraWay's Coffee-house, on Thursday' the . s th of lido: her, ,at Twelve O'Clock, In LOTS, A CAPITAL and• VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or Reputed Ma nor of f LAMBERTS, and the unfinished Mansion-house, with numerous att.;ehed and detached °Mee's . , and etriensivo and wall known Pleasure Mounds and Gardens, most de. lightfully *situated, and distant only ten miles from the Me.- tropolis. The , House is capable of being completed at a com paratively small expence. The Grounds (which occupy near forty acres, and have long been. distinguished as the ornament of that part of the County,) are laid out with the greatest taste,:embellished With a bernittli4l Piece of Water, adorned with an elegant P 4•. Tettples, &c. and judiciously planted with very va luaiile Timber Trees and Shrubs.. .rite Gardens, Hot_ hcuses ' and.PinerY, are stocked with the fi nest Fruits, and the Stabling and Out.houses are finished in the coupletest manner. Alio about One Hundred Acres of very rich Mea,low and Pasture Land, immediately adjoining the abnie, and a cont.: tortable Farm House, with Barns, Stables, arc. together with Two good 064;k-built Dwelling.Rouka,s, .wirh Offices, Gar. dens : awl Stables, in the incupation.of the Rev. Mark OrurY, Mrs. Thickery, and others- ' and Six Houses or Cottagei4 With Gardens, and a &titles Shop, lett th Tenants , at will ; the whole of which is part of the Estate of the late RICHARD PAGE, Esq. deceased. giansinn Grounds can only be virve‘.l with Tickets, Which may be had of the Atiethmeer. Printed Particulari may be had of Messrs. Neeld and Flad. gate, :Solicitors, Norfolk-street, Strand ; and of Richard l Bum, Esq. Desn'sard, Westrninster -- ; at the .King's Head, at Li ,rtow ; at the place id Sate ; and of M. Squibla„ vilic-passage.,Saville-rew, where a nail of the tatatc way • - • • - n rICTU4I,LING OFFICE, Alms, 31, 1804. THEvoMMISSI2NE RS for VICTUALLING Mt MAYESTY'r NAVY du &red, give Notice, that on WE the 31 of oa. next they will be ready so re ceive Tnedest in writing, ( sealed up) and treat for slab gams tides of IRISH BEEF and PORT, is half Passeheoni, Tierces, and Barrels, as shall & Neal, Tis the.aggregate, to Sin rhousand . 7 iii;es of the:firmer, and Mste Thostand rierict of the lane"; to & of the hot quail" ; to ski cured lot Metastasis , season ; t 0 he &livered 1410 His Majesty's Pipit/Rog Stores at the Port cif Los. don, one-this si part thiseol Ay the end of 7anstasy, aAn* , MAO third per: stereo/4y tki end of Fibrstasy, and the ressaftebig aste»' third part thereof 6y therm( of March, ; anti to he Paid* by £ills, pqyahle, with interest, nineot days agfter kat. ' . N. .E. No Testier for a lets randy than FM Hundred Timm:et:A Specks wilkhe admitted. The Conditions of the Contraa slay ie seen at the Steretasy't Office, at chis. Orme, or by applying to Mr Daststerisille,the Agent fort& TOtalling at ark ; to the Colleame of 01;s Ma. jtay'r Custmerat Limerick, &fast, Newry, 44 Waterford ; ansd :&c Piiitmitts.Ceemor4l set UAblin, res;eal vett. No regard &Wad to any Tender in whit , " the Prfr , - stall not he inserted in tome nklength, to that Anil sot he deliver ed to the Board irfere Ore o'clock sort& said fitTelnesehty the 3d Chebbir, nos snlest tke Person who 'puska the tend e r, o r some Person an hit behalf, attends, to anewer,wiss (alled.lorf 0F144'8 . 4 . 1 P ORDNANCE, 4tigrast 23, !Sort, 9'Ht PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 111$ 151.1.. YESTI"I ~ORONANCE do hereby give Neater, That - Proposal: ' , will he rreeitmd at their 0117 q, ix St. Ilfargxret's.street s , al'elimirwer, an or befit( Txesday the 10 dry of Septewther nett, [rum rtcb Petmert tit rnly 6a velliiirg to undertake the Per, p s rmance of the C:L /1.27 ERS' WORK for the service of tbi Ivilitrly, at the nwer, i'Vestmittster, ircadtvick; and l'atrfien. Farslw tegethet-itrith for Term: and Corsdiiiont at tee Contrael, may de knoute tun applicadox at the .S'erretary's Glee, ix St. tifargaret's.3r,eet, amy'day between the bouri of Ten surd ilar o'Clotk, where the Proposals are to be delivered, Sealed stp, and minted ex the oxhide, " Proposals for the Performance of the Ghiziels' Work for the Ordnance Depart ment;" Gmt 00 Proposals can be admitted after the said 25th ,40,4 of September. Order of the !load, R. H. CRAW; Ser. HEYSHAM.HALL, ESTATE. - •• TO BE SOLD BY ,AUCTION, At' therNeW ltin; in Linraater, on Monday the Bth day of i . • Oddber, 0144.. at Seven o'Clock irt,the Evening, A,LL that NIESSUAbiII or DWEI...,LIN(G. HtHISE, called HEYSHAM-HALL, with the Barns, Ont..bitildings, Orchards, anti Gardens belonging thereto ; and also .S 7 A. ,'R. 6 P. Statute Measure, of rich Arable, 'Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate at Heysham. in the County of Lancaster, compact, contiguous therein, anti Occupied.thcretvith, and iiow in the, possessiOn of !onus Mid 4 dleionsisTariaat. liLYSHAA. is pleasantly situated upon the Sea Shore, five miles from the teivet of Lancaster, and much resorted to in the Battling Season. • . , Also at the same time to be sold,. in tots, several. Closes of b C y ro at ' l l i n ne d M oss a a l i t t i t retn t, I? S 4 X I e A s c. i r t e l 5, 11 . c :41 1 am : a lvt r as e % i r d e ' then c'o t n , t . a i i n ni t n i g re , pot:session or the longs Middleton and others. • Al so to be sold -it the same place, on Tuesday the gth day of the. said month of October at Seven o'_ Clock in the Evert. Mg, all that Pd.:to:nage or Dwelling-Hotisc, called Hold Carr; with rite Barna, Stable, and Out-buildings, Summer Hwise , l at ely built ; and Garden, also lately fenced and triativi welltuotkell 'with thechoicest Fruit Trees, and inclos. ed with a good-Wall ; and the several Closes of Ground ad joinnig to, anti- ocen vital therewith, containing, by estima tint' ctistornary measure of st'ven yards IQ the Road, situate in the Township of Scottbrth, within one Mile of the town 61:Lancaster, and now in the occupation of Wind. liam Procter, as Tenant." _ The last ntentinned Premises have ari unlimited right of Cotninon Scott - 011h Moor, which is very exterisive.• • Th e la id lona* Middleton will chew the.Heysliartt-Hall Estate arid Prernis'i in Heysham, the said William Proeler, the liald Cart Estate ; and further particulars may be had b}' applying at the Office of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor in Lan caster, where a Plan 61 the Premises may be seen. Lancaster,' Sept. - 4, i 5,04., . . . SETTRITY TO THE PUBLIC. TO prevent 14 risty.l, the Hon. the emmissioners of His Nlajesty't Stamp Office hive granted permis. side to 1)r. Brodum, to have his.naine in full length inserted on the Stamps of his Medicines, via. Wm. Broctum, Ne..9s Albion-street, Black ft,ais*-rcarf, to imitate which i s felony. The Medicines arc not genuine unless& the above natnels cat the Stamps. A ,c PreVentive. of many. Disorders...-Nothing be. ing more wanting at this season or the year than a purifier of the blood,- that-will efEktiailly eradicate those eruptions which now generally make their appearance en tho s e wh o are atllldted with a Scorbutic Complaint, It is with infinite pleasure we announce• the success ,that has attended the administration Of the Botinical Syrup. Another motive-tilt US to present tlll6 ;Id r_t;.%* to P .the üblic:is, the knowiedes that it the klotaMcat SYrup is taken in time, it will p roven; those severe fits of illness which always, prevail in tlits a., t i the ensuing months. The Botanical Syrup editleally cures Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophulous Complaints. The many. thousAal clues performed by this invaluable Me. dicine may . tie readily Scot in the London and Bath Papers. Tits Butuueal Syr,: p and Restorative Neryous Cordial to be had 11; the House, No. 9, Albion -street, Blackfriare. Tsl 7 . B.—A: D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Sw IN. TON, FetOkt orthe Royal College of Physicians, London). may be consulted trout tan till ilnee, or by tester s contain:vox thouxwil Feb. A EiNt,Guinca Boma coutalbs Six at an. VICTUALLING OFFirE, • , Sept. 1304. THE coMIIISSIONSRS for I'ICTUALL INC HIS 04yEsn's NAVY do kerel" , give Notre, That ex Friar the 210 inst., they will be ready to receive Tendert in writing (sealed up . ), .and treat for the supplying of .what FRESH KElrF.shall be demanded for the use of Ills Majesty's Ships and,••Pesselt at New Ittsrpros, in Dover Roads, and s:t Atari 4ti(oii separate Commie's), from the Sit of Oi74er until the jut of .tratch next iNclusive,. to be paid jar by Bills, plysible, with irteeetst, go days alter dale. .:"The t'OnWit}ons of Conti a„cli ntly be seen at the Secretary's Office, at Ibis affice, ar el applying to Mr. Thov;ax Russel, the Vianalling at Diver. No regard will be had,to any Tender In Itiblekbir Price shall not k inaped in word: at length, Or that shall Hot be delivered to the Bo4r6(lmfore One e'L'lcck on the said Priday, the 2 tst Instant, nor unless the Peiicn who m.tkts the Tender, sr soar Perrot int • his efebai,f, attends, to divitver, when called for. •