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F i 4 ~~ :~_, - 7 T iArt „ ..fct IkW/Effik4,, It% 4•X‘',,r3n4), • ..r.41414 S ;f• N ji...Ab%,,Ni • 'l Oll4ll Vtk 10_ . * • NUtIIISER 5728.) 7L 7 ESDA Y, AUGUST 28 v 1804. [PRICE SiXPEN'Ck. i J VAUXHALL. Under the Patronageof His,Royal Highnets the PRINCE of WALES. MO.MORROW will be it SUPERB GALA and BRILLIANT I)ISI'L.AY of FIRE-WORKS, • , be .a\c n lrn at ilsi?n . Dnors open at S even , an d t h e C oncert to z Eight 4,1 Wt. The Garden are shut on Saturday E venhigs. Cry_._. . ) WEST-INDIA DOCK COMPANY. TtiF, COURT of DIRECTORS or ihe WEST. INDIA DOCK COMPANY hereby give Notice, ,That a CALL of TEN PER; CENT. being t h e F ourt h I n . .stalment on the last West-India Dock Subscription, is here_ • by required to be paid into the Bands of Messrs. Smiths; • rayoe, and' timiths,Mansion-house-sttcet, on or before Fri day the 26th ctay of October next ; and that a further and FlFro InstAlment of TEN PER CENT. on the said Sub scription, 15...i50 ljerehy required to be p a id at t h e same n Place, oor before F r i r t l y the 23d day of IN ovatithisa next. Ity Order of the Court of Direelors, TOMAS H- West -India Dock House, Aug. 24, Igo+NIARSHAM, Sec. • iTNI L' ItIMS, No. 4, SERI.E-STRE ET, LINCOLN's.INN, August 22, JB)4. • ryinE COMMITTEE *: appointed to car.ry into .LetteCt the Reiolntions enteredinto ;lithe Crown and An. char Tavern, in the Strand, for Vindicating the RIGHTS . ' of all tfic• EL r c•ro RS Of (lie K I !' , C DOM outraged by' the Lite .Retort; by ,the,Sheiltrot Nliddlesex, request that subsdritiuns; may he'paid at one of the tellowing Places:: Messrs. Thomas CouttS and' Co. Strand. 'frown, Cobh ; Stokes and.CO. Lombard-street. Ladnroke and Cc,. Tlireadneedle.strect Birch, Chambers an:, Co. Bond- strut. -- Weston, Pin!tome; and Co. SoUtliwark., And for the further convenience of persons residing at a distance trom these Places. the ti I ) Gentlemen havb already signified ttwir co, currence to receive SubsLriptions in their respeaivo Neighbourhoods: M.ity- le-bone Nit.. Langley ; Edgware 'Road; gees, No, 126. Oxtord-street. • Mr.. Ro. Sc. Ann', , , S o h o —Mr Adams, ei4n.street Mr Bram. No. s s , G ree k 4treet NVo,t. Kin;;-strut, St. M;trt in ' s and St. 10au}'s, Covent —Mr. Puller, . k aftic. • . • 1 . 01-1 g.a44%:. Wit. NI•l • r earet'S and St. john's—Nlr. MAley, Dorset-square, Caithau-row. St. Georg e ' s, H anover.squ a—M t.r. Bermell, N • o. 16, South A tld ley..st reet ,s„,r, James's... M r . M oody. Carnahy _ street. %.:nclsea cm!. 13 rnfll pitni —Mr. Lee, No: 7z, Sloa"e-street• St. Clement Danes.—Crown and Anchor .Tavern lot Morning Chronicle. • St. Andrew's Holborn, and St. G eorge t h e Martyr—Mr. • Coles, White Bear, Leathec-lane ; Mr. Graham, Red-lion. Square: Bishopigate-4qr,' Michael Pearson, S . pital-square Moorgate—At the r: lobe Tavern. The Committee continue sitting every Day at Twelve • •' o' lock, Where Communications wilt b:: I.6eived and at. tended to.. S UCH of the'. crodirors of, Li)rti SPENCER ST4NIXY CHICHESTER, in England, as have tot already_ sent in th it Ac‘owiti. are desircd to Send the ;amt., immediately to itleNsrs. Blake - and White, Esstot.titrect, London, or M. Parr, LitchfrOd. . , '""rir H E MANSION 1-)OUSE ;inil . PARK of • 1 FISHLK WICK, and several Manors anti Estates in 4t4ifordsnlie, will Ir speedily Sold and paticulars prepared. "For Wither inf Orin ition, o r ‘i view 0:L h e . ipply to Whisais. 1314ke and White, Essex -street, London, or Mr. vl, Litchfield. MORE CAPITALPRIZES, AND LESS TICKEWS.. Three Nventy . Thousand Pound Prizes,""`'' Three Ten Thousand POnnit Prizes, '. • Three Fiv e Thwisami Pout,d• Friars, • NO P rite less than "fwenty Pounds. . THE Attention of a n ail rat of 'People are - solicited to the Scheme of the present (;RAND STATE: 1 OTTE RY, Which begins Drawing, the 240 Of NEXT MONTH, and • .• contains a greater proportion of Voth e CAPITAL PRIZES , trnall Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. SCIIENIE. .1 . ~ No r p •u• t zes. liM. of each. Total Value. 3 ' of £20,000 are • ‘60,000 ~ - , 3 . . >•o,000 -30,00 o: -..,. 5000 - ts,ooo ° 8 1, - 000 -6.010 c, 5 ,, _ A,:lc, 2,0 - 1, 0 . . 2,000 * . io - 2,001 11:, ........... 6,c« . . i* .. 1 3 i*h e4) . . . . ...--- . • ST°O TiCkets . • ' 4..: alasC.L'° . • art ot thd capitals to he determine under: . First.tleawn Ticket First 'Day - - ,C. Too° tirlt-tlrAwn Ticket Seventh hay - - ''''''• • ; 1 !"t - draYrn Ticket Eighth Day - , 20, , )oo. . . rmit.drawil Tick e t Nill Itt Day • . 5 ,'''''? 110. , _,, .. , tts atm Shares on Sale at every Licenbed Lottery ethere. PItESENT PRICE. 114 Ticket . ~ t 7 18 • Quarter C ite r : 5 al Eighth - I C. Z i !.• 413 o I S;xtceriti - 1 3 6 . - . - No ----------- RIIIIILL, end No. CM& 4, CO 9, . RING..tROSS. -ISH rel " lelf ully s-hcitt the Public t(. ye ti, il R Y „ hic t vv riso the sclitmt of th e premr Lriir it .i% g t,,,... iii,bo loom to contain more CA PI l'i L P. u4".!•or-teries usually ha t few Ttcket :- 3r• rizes of ve c l one %,- it Iso i t .5006-- 3 Prizes of - le-to,oo o 1 .s. Prizes of .. ovo - * lo• 000 1 6 Prizes of - - 1 There w'l I ‘ , . 4e. etc. 4c• be in o 1 ...r. only Te tt D a y s Drawing. Th e L o tte r y , 70 _ (s r ,, e n the : 4 th of Septesober, and finish on the .7d I Jc: b r. The 1 tt kes it '`.' erY eonsisfn onl • of as 600 Tickets. n l4 highly rb . 1 g ) , scarce, _ t . ,p o aboe that towards the Drawing they will be d e . 41 1 1 ecnsequently higher in Price • but the Public ma Y. • Fend oft havnie r i ICKETS d 'SHARES at both of the 4b°lle 61(1.et ' : un .. I. blentimber of (.. . . , „ , ~io !shed Offices, wherein consic ‘ra fqi and -4 1 )1 141 i riz.e., int Several years have been sold, sliat, Paidcn Derbatz e i, by I . SH. - * lity*awi'd spanch. l.lBuAiness in the PUkslle Funds trarsfeted wi t h .1 -e- • T UE ONLY STATE LOTTER Y To BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. - R.VViPT and Co, No. xI, Poultry, are sellin g 1"-; TICKETS and SHARES of the LOTTE R t° trawing on the 24th September, consisting of 25.°°° Tickets: begin n the r —n "ieS of last Year there were•So coo Ticicots, 'and LIY Six Prlzes of wo 0001. The present small Lonely "n" t " ins , , ins • I hree Plizes of 20,e0e1. aild °llleil` as• usual, of :0401,711t. ~ , , . •rkz e& s e t il Ice, making in the whole l a i a. n e g i l i r u a m t e f an any former Lottery of the s ber of l'itkets. , Tile followi ng Capital prizes of the Lotteries in and for t .)e last year were shared and:oldat their Office, viz. . ''.. No ' 2,6 r. i• . -- r... • a 0 .000 146 ' ; it, 199 3 C • 2°o - r' 599 Septa 4 r,6,1.6 20 e° ..1 1 9656 sew '4, 3c91 I"'" We,' 1 4 7 e 20 .4;0 SOOO 6357 1).110,147 10001, kid others of I le dec. t° 3 Pelt Soo l . 1.. anlOWlt. i 1 . . • , . ' ADVOWSONS IN SOMERSETSHIRE. TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION,. At OlchDown Inn, near Wells, on Saturday the a9th day of Septernbtr next, at TWO o' C lock in the Afternoon precisely, MBE Perpetual ADVOWSON of the RECTORY I S of HO IaCO MLI E,/ in the Could!, of. Somerset, distant about Nine Miles.frorn W;dls;anil Twelve' from Rath.. Verp:tual A OVOWSON of the 'RECToRY of BR INI PT(IN, in the raid Count*, of the Annual Value of tsol. and up %Ards The present 1 inrerlia::nt atfout 39. The ' • Itariih is situated in a pleasant part of the County, within'a few Miles of Yeovil. The Perpetual A DVOWSON of tit Valuable VICAR AG Eof DO ULTI NG, in the said County cornpriling the Ch - Ottlri:s of Stoke-lane, East CrA nnore, West Cr:inshore, and Downheaql, with a .good Vicarage House; Ga - den, and cooyenient ()dices, in good repair ; up .varils of too Acres of be, t..getitor with a Manor thereto belonging; of the An . nitai Value The p.esent LicoinWnt ~tp, . vards {jag., A ,oxl.Turnpike- Road nips through the'Parish, which is 1)1 , 2 .‘a 'lv situated wo Shepton-Mallet, Seyen a room Weils, and Seventeen trout Bath. fOr Partiettlarsappiv to lames Murrell, Pic'. Oxford; 1. to Messrs. Brod;:rip and Miller, Soin.ns4. .• COTE-HOUSE ESTATE, hear liltlsT9L. • - • TO BE SOLI) BY ,AucTioN, 'ln ONE LOT. At the Exchange CoiL:e- house, in tire City of Bristol, on 1 tt4:4‘i..l) titc t2:11 at Scpre.n.icr .• • trn: - KtiF..: 'OLP_ Es - r.vrE LANDs, called COTC-I - 1 1 )t.SU, situate in the Parish oi w,kiiii, • tw6, miles of rua City of Biwa!, au the commandin4 side of Duraliam I a most beautiful and healthy' i),. It bt the Comity of Clou cester, in' toe Nei,;:thournothi, and commanding -Views. of Cli too, Sneed Prue Castle, anti KiligiWeStAl. Tne ertiperty anti ,t;. ~,tenet of 101-IN %V LOG WOOD, ESq. an:t a sew e o'4 4tit,:c:, the Estate and ketticliiice of the' Lite. J W chi?, isqc deegasoil, late Xlember tot A;loucester. "C .e i.'irnis , sis of* capital, clt;aitt, M:tn sion.boike; containing eittftt upp4 stX Priff ctlpel .11ed-ehato.)ersk.:Uresiog.p..)orns, Closats, &e. &c. 3 aq..t elegant l)riwir,4-roonti witb're:.!ess widdoi3 l / 4 ;' 37 ft:et :iv si. and to teet.titgh ; an excellett; DininA-pailout, ltiy at ;tt BteaktaStoparl 3y by ts ; 4 Librarv, ab Anti. mt.'s', a 1/./tesi . i utir,ni, 1 - (at I, or N'estihule • and replete with atta‘hed atia.aersettzd domestic Oakes al' e , ory descripi ion ; a Fartu-yiir l e capital Kitcht;n-garden,. Hut-houses, Double. Coacii- 'wow, Stlblibg tor Twelve Hcp,es, anti numerous other. Colo4olent.es. . • ‘ 'Pile Lana Consists of a bean titial Lawn, Bow liv-Kteenana Paddock; with a tlool Water,-and - burrow-cling I to. lop)tes of,excellent Land, ‘ Mead;iw and Pasture ; titr whole. or .the 'Prentistis, containing ahem b 8 A except. . 4000t-4 Acres , alsoowo Peas iii Westbury Church. Tito Land-Tax is redeemed. Possession of the Mansion.htntse, an,t about 28 Acres of Land may he.hacton the 24th next, The reniaintier Inc 1.4,,cts are lett on Lease, of which. four y‘?f2, went unexpirea at Lady-day last,'and on these Lands a Fartn.house was lately The Estate way, be ri wed t 3 - Tickets only, for which, and ter further Particulars and Conditions of Sale, applica-' Lion may be 'made to •Itlessrz , ..•ll‘mgotigh - arld l'altner, Atter- Dies at Lawi in 1 1) 1 1 11-Sireet, litiStut ; or to Mcssls. hard, jjcznects, , litat Covent-garden, London. • P ALM E it, Broker. To•TI{OMAS TA YLOlt,•Eig. Nn. g, New Bridge:Street, London. flo,nod red Sir, . Edinburgh, March IS, tiler.* / BEG leave to infirm) Von, that ever since. tht year, 1790, I have been addicted with the Lues Veile fe3 ; Which, from its obstinately resisting, every course of Meaknie prestribed by time not eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice disetkitgett from, tile llospital, with little relief, .would appear to be of the must inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to a head, as nearly to put a period to' my existence —I had a large ulcer on the crown of my . , head, once on , each arm, add my leis' Were broke out M a frighthil manner; :By right was dread. fully pailitul,, andliad been in a state. of ulceration teethe last seven years; ,left had also two large nodes on - it, Was very .much discoloured, and rave me such excrutiet tog partn.:,;ta'riy wiltmi warm in bed, as nearly to de •prive me or rest; in this I irtimitat)lC State; I was recom mended bs' Mr. .1. Thunip,oo, (who received,. so .great cur e by theirs , here), to take Your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 of..g . aii to do on the I . 6tis of May ; in the course of a fortiii4ht,' I began' to receive b.:lnit little more than 3 [twilit', the ulcers on miry herd and arms were soundly. heated—soon after, the 'soics •on my legs healed also; leaving, however, consineraole discolouralion in the skiot and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the !Iles'. sing of God, and a lit longer perseverance in your inva luable NlediCitte, Subsiiico ; the nodes, dispersim;, the skin regaining its natural hue; and time nocturnal pains gradually g. u ng oil. I„ thus became, by your liberal ariViCeand MC p.irtectly "free from alt my former eortoAiritS— have rt'coVerei my former spirits and sii , mgth, and 'am be. conie,jally and 'tat, in Which state nitinuedl many months to the astonishment of ail why knew me, I am at a l o ss in what terms to expiess my gratitude, • but beg you, forthe good of other sultering mortals, to make this my ease as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateftil, obedient, very humble servant,. ALLX. MURI.EK. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . Withesseito;the above Cure IOnN THQMPsOt4,7No. 3, New l'oultry.Market ; and orcw M`ligTOSH, Old Assembly - Close,Edinburgh. Prepared anti gold by the sole. I'Topriethr, Thom r‘s T a, Member of. the Royal: College of Sul. georis,' at his House, No. q, New liritlge.strt, London: where, after a 'constant residence of more :hart thirty=six Lears, in a, practice particularly threeded to ill: cure of venereal Complaints arid those. incidental to the Parts of Generation', with that invieiable sectecy which men et his profession should always obEeryis in such cases, he flatters the advice and, assistara:e he .gratuitously ' adminisfers' to persons .taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by' a riisce ming ,Pubilc; as an advamage. 4 o. dOm attainable and.void of fall ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience ot . those living at a distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. v, St. Albans-street,; the Toyshop, No, 103, Ox: ford-street; Mr. Dishoroug,h's, No. 7, Mr, Steal's, Bookseller, No. 1. Union-row, Little Tower hill • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald,. GlasgoW ; Mr. Caltwell's,. 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Present State of the firitisly Metropolis, t4thfiilly drawn, up tiom_the most autitentiz Materials, and ilostiated with a series of highly-finished Engravings, on a plan entirely ' It Inis been the ..intention of tliz Editois of the present Work to exhibit Landon as it is, and to. furnish Emt,lishinen anci Foreigners ivith a systeinatie, complete; and elegant.per forinatice,-wortfly of being received as a faithful porteint of the.g . reatest City in the world. . • - .- • Printed tit Richird Phillips, NO. 7r,.St. Paul's Chiireh yard ; and to of all Of whom hail. price.. ss. hollnd in red, the Pi;:turc of London for with ALips and Prints. . , 'USTORY of CO LC CS - P 2.14„ with 'a Clronmstantial • N. 411 RAT I V F. of the SI EC E. was . published, - • . • . In er‘vo Co,v-p-Oritivo. pri l / 4 .:c.75: iJt boilrds, Containitr,: Six PI: acs, of Sir Charles. Liteas and' SliGeorge 1,;:1c , ,. ,- .ftheChartcrell - lenr V. -- re St. natori)ll*-: Abbey G4trtivziy--iottth, % . It!vit of 'ditto, g, 1 ;IS TORY and DESC.RIPTION, of. COL. c: i E:;TE /the of the Britons, and ; the fa,t. C„; • I.)ny raitainj, , . with an - Account of the chlt most ancit...;lt Borough. Jr,:t %.)11 Iteynier, Colchester; sold also by Messrs.. London. This !?ay ws; piihtkhed, I n.:One Via Is , Plscal)/3i. ,, . hoar4s, embeili h. cllvitit an tievon: kIEE ‘,l JOSEPH PRIESTLEY. LL.D: Y. R. &c. IVith, Critical Obserritions el his Works ; and an "Alipmiiiix, 'containing •liictrists frryn 'his at nis Characitt and Principles, and ' A2itics s; an Author: " By 1. CORRY, Nlernb: : r of tlic Society at Mane Letter.. ari An I nws;:ssion on inrerior papCr is aA a I ; :inwlilet, a ! . .it ft.! 1)., , , , 0r's Life', with oat til4 c) , ...:.rici*:ihns an his Writin4s.. or th,: lic=piCl.i. ;l lit /S. !itliChCki. 4:t-1 Fold by Wil!“ :but Graltoq, rfiltz.qs and Rook sc: 4.rs. ; and tq fie had. in Len.len, of Long ' tp:..l, ['cast. - Paterns , stcr,rin; ; ; Alaiic:iestcr;, WonrhOard, I.i vcr?o:.l ; and I.i Buis, Bristol.; and ail outer booksellei,a. stJocrriNG SEASON This Day was pablish., , l, . ViiE STORTING BOC)K. This . P ton is on the ut !...sfpr ,at Chtevelcy 1):1 1 ,..e of Rutland, a.11., , ,,tb1cs the Firwri:itlar,,, by Or. clinted t ) ,krz . o..trlt of the did:rent .s.,rta of GA itilted, Ann other I),:riicttlars in the J. , :; e it • t idly h, 16,i in a r,),„: f l r the prk.: 7; o r ., of a lar,zer size, 1,, 6,1 . I 7.i. or zi. zi. mho,: of ' SoiLi t)y J. I tArding, No. 36, it. ['ales's-street. Tnia sy'were priLe 4i. stiichcd, QF REI4 . 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No. 39, Pateti,,..,;rer.rew. • l';.e . 4aviintageswhich recommend this Work ate the : ist, The Novelty of its Plan, by which, instead of a con. tuNed Mixture, h 4 various: Vor!:•.f.art arranged into Chapters, agree Ably to their respeelive !-;ehjee.ls,"ss Chapter 1. Voyages and Travels ; Chapter 11. Tih...olegy, lty re viewing together the - Works of a Year, .the Publications are, sufficiently numerous to render each Chapter important 'and i ntews iing, and. the Roaster may sei:tt • tor perusll those Chapters which may suit his Lilo or pursuits. The pr. ramzement presents an Itktorical viesst of the Annual, pro. Work uf. Literature and anti adapts the Work thr a place in the .I.ihrary . An Annual well arranged Volusoe joay also he,pre:ia,cd to the trouble of a •frequent delivery - of Numbers ort deitiitiity :I;th:re:AS, most at which hive been rott4•ipated by the Work. Icor those per. sons a distance trims the Nletropolis, and for 1 E x. ph, t,!tioo it prove more particularly acceptable. more complone, inastintell :IS each Volvone forms a • wh.ile, and c omprehends greater Number of Articles than the other Reviewi. -Its Table of Conteuts indeed the Lo-hplerest. Cataloi.',ue of te;.citt Publications rofin;. With the Criticirn, an e;,:vileat Guide in the eiiakt of al, Annual assert ii Wilt of ne,v t is much cheaper thui aoyUlthe'Monthly Reviews',. a m - tough tuuratnin,, ,att equal &prim ity.of Matter, being 40141 for 11. I,i. anti thric A111111..1 `;itilsaiptititt being ii. It is sulTitteli iii its notice-of Literary Pro. duCPOtts as ahnost Moen:: ti) t,nticipate every 811111114 Ptlllll - ‘, When the Second Vol thnw e.as published, not,:oue third . of thp Wetk3 it reviewed n (5.00 in number) had been v brought .rw:ud in 'cithey the - other Critical journals.' stilly, The Eaitor haysng ,t4:4*.n so tiettuilitte as to engVe independent protessi.:nal (.;entlemen of aeknOwledged talents in every department of, Literature. and Science, the .S.ob.. serbers may .rely' upon tile most able anti impartial judgMent Upon .t he Works reviewed. ~. • • N. B. Volume ill. for 1804, will be publichedin Match, ti s: • • IIEAI.TII AND LONGEVITY. • ANALEPTIC I - 'II.LS. To obviate the Impo,otions which have long been }radioed in regard to this Nledieitte, a small attention .only is requisite ; for as by favour of the Cornenissioners.of tltr Stamp-Office,. separate Flares 'have been :prepared fur Netvbery's use, with his Name engraved in the Stamps, the Imitation of Which would be a Capital Olanco, the ge. amine. Preparation, may now he readily ascertained therefore reeommended to I` o r..:liasets, not' to Open any Box in f;:tiste, unless they. obseive the words, " V. Newbcry, No, 4;,- St, l'auvi,," minted in the Sta Mp. The sttperior Excellenco oft hese }'ills in Rheumatisms arid Colds, as welt as hi other Complaiiits 'to which the human frame is liable, from the'vieissitudes (Wont Climate, is uni versally acknowledAed They are admirably calculated tor Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for Plehd-achs 94;e0,ioned by Indigestion ; and f.u . preveliting Palsies arid Apoplexies, so Often the consequence o f Living. Recourse should be had to them. alter every IE cess, and upon every slight I ndisposition ; and thus theit well-known charaeteristie ; of, promoting Longevity will tat maintained ; for by assisting nature -in the due discharge of the t inimal funcliOns, and •by . kt:eping the Constitution, as it were, 'in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health and vigour, airi pretent pram aura decay. They require no partkular eon.' nemmt nor attention to diet. • They are sold only by F. Ne whet y and Sons, at the Ware. house for Dr. POVViet, No. 4s, St. Paul's, a few doors frog* Cheapside s London ;and at Dr. tames's late house Brutow.,str,zet ;in [ macs price. 4s. 6d. each, Stamp Maud edi,er *tic guiltily 91 $l% ti• stir. 4rge box for 11. 45. MAcCLESHELbIAN ANNIVEIZSARY. t a r HE Secon , l ANNUAL MEETING of MEN erittearegl at MA f:C LESF I ELL) C 11001,„ will be held on TUESDAY, .the zsth of September, at the royal Hotel, liierpo.l. Dinner on the Table at Five o'Clock. - EDWARD DoWNF.S, Esq. ? Esq. s Stewards, PRESTON- FRYER PARKE, TURTLES. TI LTSHIRE and Co. lc; ng'4.lteal T;iv ern, . V Poultry , have jtmt landed a large Cargo of fine lively TURTLES lot Sala. Turtles, dtissed every day. in tbe highest perfeaion, and sent to any part of Town or. Country. • • VICTUALLING OPTICP, Augur! 7, 1804. THE CO Al MISS lON ERS fir P . 1 GTO : 41, I. 1 NG' Ilit MAYESn''s HEAVYdo herety give Notice, that on if4darsd<ry the I Zi4 01Septenth,r ttirt, they will be ready to reedit( Tenders iu twiting (,•ealef up), and treat vitir such Persons at will undertake - to, supply:. all such Quantities of CHESHIRE, UERHYSIIIR E, WAR E, and GLOUCESTER- StlikE CHEESE, CHEESE of equal KdkAinteli ; akhi cf 'ROSE CORK(Second,) atirrtn, er BRITISH BUTTER of rival rodnest, as r hall he required fir Hie Majesty's 1 , 7,qua1.• ing S (evict from that,da, to :he 3otb of 4eptembe), ilios, bre/rt .- . • sive, To le dellyrred, from trove to time as demanded, into the Pio. 'Nailing Storrs Deptford, Postsm?iith, avd l'?,vm*atb, at the Coietreatr's expend; to be warramedio heft, goad all sound far the spate of snotiths fivm the respe3ive yerids of deliveiy ; and toe taid jor 4y 11111. 4 pay,lble, with rattiest, ?line.) , desix after due. The neditiont . of the tontrefft . way he teen at the Yerreta7's Onf et, at tlaii p i Fit‘e, or- by alp/is; le to itle. 7elvt irilll,lmT Dmvstervilie, the Agent Jar the Pia y.illirtg, at C.frk. No regard will be halm arty Tender in filch the l'ilre ibell not be butrtr.i br sar,rdr at length, or that riraq rct be deli , ..errd Pr the I.l.ard befOre . Oat' o'Closi on !he said lg..lnto,i,ry the 12(1? of Z o 'epterreer, nor unix': the ta frrsov who makes We Tender, on. some Person ex hi; behall, attered4, tc, answer, shhen EAST' 4-I: , gelt 22, IYO4. }I E COURT of DIRECTORS' of Co.lfPittSll' ti 211 E P.CILINT,C of ENG. LeINI) tr ading to 14y. E,..st Lrdies, .io kori by git, e , Ar,tice, lacy will to to receive yriti:eg; al ti v. , : befire Ir;..lnceetay the tgth S.Lt :ember next, fi'vm r. Jry l'er.iontcho Ft.i . j! be trifling to Le IT to E Sbi IPS of taco Toes ; and prp7vardi, now -Inji t ~vrice, to fi r i Ng b.me a C S argo jewel 47.41ta; 4: ',/ t, hit engagc..i , s A member of It t vaget i' not c3cee.zri7s jo:er ly p :;171 1V t4 , e f;ge of eachNeip respe:'ll-....c21' • The CO:.'1:?r I'ORS bete4y fur ther give Notice, That they 'mill be ready to I eecive Prorowls, on or he:fore Ire.lnesdqy Igth of Sep:caber, for 'Pe 11111 F., j.,r f,,gr.. thcr nuo4.-r of ;Vag.; , of sgr,ch of ; 4, riarme,i their 6, - etraa...lxeilar,.? 4 . / rjages. itJ t% , •• compa9.'l Sr, aw,rdi " on be irverarly vr, andl . ,be Sre;rary, cr'...,fsrt • Twrbe r"C"..4;;; n iOPE tot, i tiqy, huond laid) boar av , reader be ecei4.'id. • 1171,i. .1 1 ' I', Yee. The p a r t id,hr i <,l the 7', ;1 ' 4 ' 1.1 '+.l ' C. 4.4 v.t.ic%) tpe will he eU !gel ia Cimp.sv . .. may be scen /1. caries! to .Vr. janzet Coggan, CA, k to tla Cuphiure oj Sbikpiez, on wt. after 1114,/,4 2714;1441.11117 Jr R. THOMPSON, Check MAnuliatuer. Uf IVI Penrith, witnesged an extraordinary Coe of a young man, whose Lite was despatreti of, - in 4 d 4p Cowumption, and WAS etz.:vd br the CORDIAL L M of i; !LEAD. Mrs. Mathew'.s, No, 18, Strand, London, writs, r " that the Disorders with which a Lady oljny acquaintance tfiCted, previous to taking the Cordial iaaltlt of Cilea.l, were, Nervous Alree.Qpo and a very high inhaninihtion o 1 thq Lungs,' atteudet.r"(vlth excessive Cougltio4, !Vol liCed herlo 13eatit's door. She' is now perfec,t:y though pre viju fly attendei by Dr. l l acairo, an t the fit Nle. diearM;:ti, without Mrs. Grlibil.. at•iVdtcumbe r near 'Blandford,' forty-three years °lap!, was so ill 'that she could not walk out of the house t and tor ;.v.ar ihree years.e.uu6ned to her b,:ti tvith sttong ° Nervous Alli:,.lions, Treinhlir:g. Debility, I.o..vne ; ;s o f s pi. tits, and.subjeci to I. , :its, by which she was redoeed to a mole skeleton. A few Bottles pf the Cordial Gallic olGile.dcoretl her.—Mr. Sinmionds, oLl3landford, and Air. Shore, of . Wat- coinbe, have attesiltd this C itre.. An Officer of til '.7tli Dragoon Guards had long been sub. jed to . a Nervous tai, der, which alredect bi's whole, frame ; his hand shook so via entky, that he could not write. The l tir Cordial H a hn of Gile a d. porfce.tly cured Imn, as may tie . known by application to Mr. Watkins, High Town, H e ro.. ford. .i, A Mercer of Chester had been afllitied from his infancy with a Nervous Complaint, a , tendeit with great Debility. Languor, Want of ppetite, and LownesS of Spirits, increased so omen, 11., to render him incapable or attending to o ß r us t i t i l t e es c s oL ' r o d n ia l l il ß tai . i t i n i n o a t t . eLf i tt le ett aa r , in i g ir ot ,s he ec w it o u nLie d ri b u y i et a th.. t .a c c w y Battles ofit.'-;-Mr. Fletcher, ut Chester, will. give the tic. cesiary reference. A Lady, a' tew days since, called upon me, and declared that rha COrdial Balm. of Gilead had..savtal the life of her friend another Lady. assured me, that she was cured of a viOlent,Nervous•Complaitteby 14W - Bottles, and th at w h en ,she began taking it, she could svarcely attend to any thing.— The above front Mr. Hazard, of Bath.' Dr. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for th e Weak, the Sickly, and 'the Infirm, iti alt inward !),n;•,,y4, Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weaknes.:, in either to youthful • Imprudencies, or Nervous. Consumptions, its merit.stands unrivalled. Prepared try Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in ros. 6d. and 335. foil le& the latter contain foi;rot the fontier, by which t h e uf ItAsc:i saves 95. Every genuine Pottle has a Stamp,widen bears . the Ploprietor's - Name , Alit Samuel Solo. inon, Liverpool,". to imitate which Felony. try haeli genuine bottle has - the ' 6 Sam, Solo. . mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp, N. i 3. The Postage of all Letters to the Digloi must be paid, and cos. 6:l. as a Fee, enclose,l for Advice, The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.lmpett4ines, and Alt. stargent Lin ioit, and " Gui‘le to Health," ate Sold Iv 11=1;orgh • Pearl- strt.'et, New- Yurlt ; MarticViti, Na. 18, Strand, London t and in listft, Ha4arki; iiiiStoi, ; Brighton, Gregory ; • mingliain, Knott .111,1 Lloyd 1 1 ;edford, Sinith I;landttord, .Sinithons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham', SO, dall; Cambrid t ;e, ; Coventry, It ollason ; Cok hes. ter, Keymer.; Canterbury, Sintnions ; lollie; . Chatham, Et lie Tit igt on ; ci 4( ; Chester, Pool Mid S n. ; Chichester, rl' liii Upson ; Cicemxster,'Sthirli I Chippetiliam, Combs ; Keene, No, 6, Cot kge. green; Derby, Drewry ; Durnatn, l'ettningtOtt; Neales ; Devizes Lowe; I)cireliester : Virtue . ; Deal, Itose; Dam rtotith, lack son ; , Edinburgh, tarnish, North Exeter, .Trewnlitn . and Son ; Falmouth, . l lliat ; ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, M'Donald ; cantile Gazette 1) tl%ts ; buns, Hal roes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, He alley ; Gre7ory, Swinton ; • LtweS,,Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; ,Margate, Rowe; Maids - Lne, Walker; Marlborough, Haruki ; Newbury,.Eul. ler, Atlee; Newcastle, Walker, Iln4Sott ; Northampton, Dicey; Nottingham, Barbage; Norwich,-.Stevensen rind CO. ; OXtOrd, J tt on ex es tol ; I F t l , o x a h l e a s u tte3 ; 11:-,,,Totri4111"!riegiatntoin, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Litlowes ; South aitipton, flake( ; Stafford, Morgan; Stamtord, Newcomb ; Sunderl*nd, Bray; Salisbury; Collins ; Scarbor . 1.4411, It. ley ; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridae Wells, ; Wells, ; Weymouth, wood; Windsor, lii.liC43leY York, ‘VoiNtotholtne and by Ai Vendors of Genuine Makings tl;e' Vaud KinAdutn.