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& , ' 1414 %; • ••' .ft ? lIINKI.-- ,N,s4 • Fes ' 4 1 : 7,1 e tl9l , e, Jtil‘ 147ilbhitOit 37224 TUESDAY, .AUGUST 21. 1804. [PRICE sixinnv. .VICTUALLING OFFICE, VAUXHALL. tinder the Patronage di His Roya I Highness the PRINCE of WALES. T O-MORROW, i n H onour o f the Rirth.Day of His Royal Highness the DUKE of, CLARENCE, Will be COMMITTEE ROOMS,' .4, Serle-street, Lincoln's-Inn, 18th August, tBa4. THE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into efrea the Resolutions entered into at the Crown and An chor, in the Strand, for Vindicating the Rights of all the Eledors of the Kingdom, outraged by the late Return by the Sheriff of Middlesex, request that Sulucriptions may be paid at one of the tqllowing Places : Messrs. Thothas Coints and Co. Strand. Brown, Cobb, Stokes and Co. Lombard-street. - - This Day was published, priCe is. 6d. MINUTES ref Borne EXPERIMEN I'S to ascer. rain the permanent Security of VACCINATION against Exposure of the SMALL PDX t to which are pre fixed, some Remarks on Mr. Goldson's Pamphlet. With an Appendix, containing Testimonials and other Communi. cations from many of the most iespoitable Nfedical Men in tins Neighbourhood. At/VW 7, 1804. • THE commisslONE RS for VICTUALLING Hi: MAY ESTI': ii, AV ber; . 44l five brotice, that ors Iniltresda the sithof September tre:st; i cho soh . ; trady to ,lreive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with wcb Pet-sons as will undertake to supply all such Quantities of CHEIHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICICSHIRE,and GLOUCESTER. SHIRE CHEESE, o, CHEESE of equal goodyess ; and of ROSE CORIC (Seeondr) BUTTER, _or BRITISH Burr ER of equal goodness, as :ball he reluired for His Majesty': natal ling Service from tob;st day to the 30th of September, aos, sive. • A SPB FETE; And BRILL I A NT DI of FUZE-WORKS. Admission 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert he. tins at Eight o'Clock. Farther particulars in the Bills of To morrow. By RICHARD DUNNING, Surgeon. and Secretary to the Dock Jennerian Institution. Printed thr G. and I. Rohinion, Paternoster.row; C. Hoxland, Plymouth Dock; Trewman and Son, Exeter ; J. klurray, Fleet:street; and Motley, Portsmouth. Ladbrcike"and Co. 'Threadneaik•street. AT a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Right nn. the Lord MAyor, Sheriff, Cotnmons and Citi zens, oft he City of Dublin, held on the' awl', day of July 1804, the I , R EEDOM of the said CITY was Unanimously granted to sir I MIS CHATTERTON, lint. His Ma. jeStrS Se COigMerle.list at, Law, in token of the hi g h sense they entertantisf the upright and Constitutional c ,..4,1.1 ex . ercised ht him Anon all occasions in, his judicial capacity, and for the I.,svnttv and A fleclion inculcated by him amongst the Lower ()?,ie•i of the People, •towards His Maje s ty' s Person and Government,-evinced ,by the Resolutions of the several Grand Juries in such Counties where he aged as judge of A ssizr. In testimony whereof, the same is Signed and Sealed by the 're,yn.meits 'ALLEN,and CR EEN F Town-Clerks. Birch, Chambers and Co. Bond-street. And for the further convenience of persons residing at a distance from these Places, the tollowing Gem'men haie already signified tneir concurrence to receive Subs‘riptiotis in their respeaive Neighbourhoods: Mary-leAoone- 7 Mr. Langley, Edgware Road, and Mr. Ro- This Day was published., In One Volume, Foolscap,Svo., pfiee boards, embellish ed witlran elegant Portrait, • THEIFE of JOSEPH .PRI ESTLEY, LL.D. F.R.R S. &c. „With Critical ObserVationi on his Works; and an Appendix, containing . Extracts front his Writings, illustrative of his Cisarazter and Principles, and Abilities as an Author. • girls, No. IE6, Oxford-street. St. Ann's, Soho—Mr. Adams, Dean-street, and Mr. _Yar nold, g 01 , square. St. Martin's and St. Paul's Covent-garden—Mr. Puller, and tolw delivered, from time tcrtinte as demanded, into the 'stalling Stores at Deptfoid, Portsmouth, and Plyiriouth, at the Coaraflor's expert(; to 6e warratiied to keep good and sourd for the :pare of six etonthr from the restalive perisdt of delivery ; and es he paid for by liilli,ptsable, with, Interest, ninny days after Jae. Mr. Hutrnes, Long.acre: St. Martin's and St. lolm's—Mr. Medley„Dorset.street, Cannon. row. St. George's. Hanover-square—Mr. genwell, No: 26, South Aufiley-street. St.James's—Mr. Moody. Carnaby-street. Chelsea and .Bromptoit—Mr. Lee, No. 72. Sloane-street. St. Clement Danes —Crmi n and Anchor Tavern, and Office for Morning Chronicle. St.'Andrew's, Holborn. and st. George the Martyr—Mr. Cries, White Bear, Leather-lane, and Mr. Graham, Red Lion-square. The Committee meet every Day at Twelve o'Clock pre cisely. By 1. CO futy, Nterrihey. of thePhiioiogicat 4pciery :tt MallCheOet. • -Ail , lmpretsion odintei - lor 'paper is also published, as a Pamphlet, containing a Sketch of the Dbitor's Lite, with out the Critical Observations on his Writings, or the Ap pendix, price is: stitched. Printed and.sold by Wilk and Grafton, Printersqind look setters. Birmingham ; and to ba had, in London, of Long man. Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row; Binns, Leeds; Har rop,' M.nchester ; Woodward, Liverpool ; Emery and Adams, BriStol ; and all other Booksellers. The audition of the Contrail,: out; it levy at the Seeretati't OAT, at this Offer, or by aisplyhrt to Mr, John Milian, Dunstervillr, the for the Viemallixe, at Cori. . _ _ _ A RUNDEL CASTLE can be viewed only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdass, and on Sun days after. Divine Service. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length, .at: that shall not hi delivered to the :hard before One a'Clork on the iard IMinesdai• the 12/41 4 , 1 September, not ankle t/c .P!rsort who makes the Tender s or rome Perron on hi: behalf, attends, to arrwer, when called jar. This Day was published, priae Ss. ; or, with the Plates co loured, 7s. 6d. extra beards; _ _ 9'_ . . FIE FABLES of FLORA ; by Dr. LANG. H 010: E ; embellished by Harding's Plates, drawn by Stothard, and engraved by !hurl!, &c. &e, printed in a very elegant style by Await. To which is now first added, the Lite of the Author. . _ . . COMMISSARY-GfiNz:R4L't OFFICE, Great Grote-street, Ang. 20, •504., T 2 COACIIMAKERS,C4RPEUTERS' s and 11/11EtL. LIBERAL EDUCA LION. . . . A SEMINARY,t F Pupils. of MI tt To our teen the utmost respeaability of Connexion, has at present Vacancies for Three. The Head of it, Doaor of Laws, is of highly known abilities to the important task: The aritinge ments of this little .Establishment combine every parental tenderness, and every domesticattentioo; %,.itlt the striaest regulations of a first-rate . School. 'The Young Gentlemen are perfeaeil for the Public Seminaries, such as Eton, West minster, Ste. or for such. Naval, Military, or Commercial iDepartments, as their respeaive destinations may require. The Doaor (aided, too, by an able Resident Assistant) un. rewittingly attends their Studies himself. The t'ottte Ac t.°olPlislirrients, of course, are taught by the hest Masters. eta and his Wif e entirely domesticate with the Pupils, al. N'aYs br eakfasting and dii.ing with them. The Situation, is cheerful and salubrious ; ih the immediate vicinity of the most beautiful Walks, and about, five miles front every part of the Metropolis. A ( itntleman at the West End of th e T ow n, w h ose C ar d s of Ad ress are left .at No. 52., New Mond -street, and No. t, Poultry, and who is generally at home till Two o'Clock, Will give the Terms, and state the . pre-eminencies of this institution, to any respeftable Inquirer MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Ten Thousand Pound Priies, . • , Three Five Thousand Pound Prizes, No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. PFIE Attention of all ranks of People a re so li c i te d to the Scheme of the present GRAND STATE LOTTERY, Which begins Drawing the 14th of NEXT MONTH, and contains a greater proportion of • CAPITAL. PRIZES To the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. SCHEME. No, of Prizes. Val, of each. Total Value. $ ur i c ai.,,aoc. ara ,C 640.80,1, 3 . room) . 31,000 i ., 5,000 . II S s ooo • 1 , 000 . Caw. g - ;00 .. 4,010 30 . Iho - 2,000 , 4 0 - so - 2,000 6,550 - 20 • , i31,*013 ............... ...........—.....: . 2 5t000 Tickets • ,C2so,ono Part of the Capitals to be determined ab under: First -drawn Ticket First Day . - ,C • 1 00 f IrSt.ittiiWn Ticket Seventh Day . - 100 ,0 00 first -drawn Ticket Eighth Day - 30,000 TiEcklilti!-drawil Ticket Ninth Day - - oo° titti c ,." s and Shares on Sale at every Licensed Lottery PRESENT PRICE. Half Ticket - ‘. 17 o Quarte r 9 t• o) . 2 -413 o Sixteenth . 3 7 6 N °' 4. COR N LL, aid No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. T .. BIER . resreffully solicits the Pitblic to pe. Which a r w ill us e H the SC EM E of the present LOTTE itY,. * found to contain more CAPITA L PR .Z ES than 'lotteri..s usually have done With so few Tickets: 7-, 3 Prv. or . C.zo,oco I 1 Prizes of - tq00:3,. 3 Pri-.:cs of . . In,ooo I 6 Prizes of '', . - .1-s?QQ 121tere will he only • arc. &c. &c. ,.. of Ten Das Drswing. The I,otterjyv,.l — Tin on the? th 1 S emb er,and finish on the .27th Octob er. ' 4 ° LP - , li:be Lottery consisting only of :25,000' Tickets.. makes it - ,,,T,n1Y proilibk that towards the Drawing they will be scarce, rleniqz,tnsecittently higher in Price bdt the Public may de. ah o n having TIC IC E'IS and SHARES at both, of, the c al y , °id e4tahlished Offices, Where a considerable number of nal Prize s for several tars have becrt'sold; shared, and pardon Demand, h Y ' Y T. DISH. liminess in thb P u bli c Fins transaaed with tide 31)4u:h. . c(rrt.tlinisE ESTATE, ne2r BRISTOL. . :TO LIE SOL 1) BY AUk;TIUNa IT ' ' At the Exchange Coneen C)l\ E , vts l'uesd4). I°7l Cityof Bristol; an -housc in the the tBthr)epte!nbei-TIVI Tilt: truly j) • esirahle 1, REM-101'1;15r in .r t! in. sami. LANDS, 6 tail of Westbury -u _.: yot Bristol, cillkd COTE.IIOUSE, situate _,_ Pon.Trym, within tWtY MHOS of the on the comtnintling side of Durdliam 1. 1 2 ILLlri:°st 1341041 and healthy part of the County of u lou t - . Cif::: 1 the Neighbourhood, and commanding Views' or Tk_n; neect Perk, Maize Castle, and Kingsweston : , s r , andritilicPtoperty and Residence of !MIN WE DG W () t 1 v s la; t 4 few YCars since, the Estate and .s_ John Webb, Esq. deceased, late Member for Gloucester. a. _,oThe Estate consists of a capital, elegant, stone-built M_ i n n. Residence of the !! o-house; containink eight upper Beti-chambersr 4 X P r - a cc:Pal Iled-chambers, Dresstng.rooms, Closets, ia, lice. 37 r pital and elegant Drawing-room. with recess inder"' ia ;k ee t bY 27, and 16 feetltigh ; an excellent Dining-Piir-guriti. ,i) . 21 i a Breakfast _ parlour, zz hy 1.5 . ; a Library, an A!? end a Dtessvgreom, an Entrance ilall 4 or vestibule t, iiery, d replete with attached and Ilettiched domestic Oflices.ot description; a Farm-yar.i, 'capital Kitchen-fiard-?* 141 houses. Double Coach-house, Stabling for 't *43le - ` o Les, and numerous other Conveniences. and „The Land consists of a beautiful Lawn, Bowling-green ndrlock, with a Pool of Water, and surrounding Inclosures, ,ttexcellent Leild, Meadow and' Pasture ; the wholes of the iirjeln4es, containing about SS Acres, tythe-free. ontct ,ont,4 Acres ; also, two Pews in Westbury Church.. P it t: ' ~411(1- cak is redeemed LandPossessio of the Mansion-ho Use, and about 28 Acres of may be hail on the 24th December neit V,...1:he remainder of the Lanctsare lett on Lease. of *jell— .m.i_iYears were unexpired at Lady.dzy fast, and on they a' Farrn.house was lately - and i Es tate: may be Viewed built. Tickets only, fOrivhi.e.., tic) or further Partieulers and ,Conditions of Sate.; aPPlic" nt. "' ► !Ily br made to tvlessrs. Bengougli and Pa)nier, Ant"- 4.),:,,"t 1 . 3 Y, in 111 in-street, Bristol ; .or to Messrs. Ward, (ecttsi am c re,;yesi c oyeritieirden, Leincione., :I. I. PALMER, Broker, • . `CUCti . of the Credisour of Lord SPENCER .L. 3 STANLEY CIIICI4ESTER, in England, as have not already sent in their Ae..ounts, are desired to send the same immediately to Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street, London, or, Mr. Parrb Litchfield. - P r H E MANSION HOUSE ,and PARK of J.. FISHER WICK, and . siveral Manors and Estates in Staffordshire. .will be speedily Sold and particulars prepared. for further information, or a- view of the Estates, apply to Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street Loudon, or Mr. Parr, Litchfield. FREEHOLD ESTATES, near the LAKES, in CUM BERLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, B►' Mr. SMI At Garraway's, on %Veditesday the agth inst.. at Twelve o!Clock, in Six Lots, (By Order of the Assignees of Mr. LiehigaraY) erHI; folkwing Valuable FA I'ES, Seven Miles front. Cockermouth, twelve front Keswick and Workington, and twzr.ty miles from Whitettliven, terming a grand le.iture in the Tour of the Mal:tent Lakes, extending two tulles along the East Side, lit the .Lower Croritatl Lake, viz. 'HOLLIN'S FARM, in Brackenthwaitc containing t:o Acres of excellent Ar a bl e and Meadow Land, wifii 281 Sheep, a large Farm-house, suitable tOr a Getit;entan's sidence, commanding beautiful Views of the Vales ot Lor-' tun and Lowcs . .vater ' • suitable Ogs ilicci and Out-iluilitin. That well-known Inn and calle4 SCALE lIIL containing 19 Acres, comanaistiii.; t PiCturesqueNiew of ti - ic whole Vale of Loweswater, with [tarns Staolioig, Out.; buildings, and excellent S beep V a st res ; _Lang' h wince C reat Wood s containing upwards of 34 Acres, and a Leact-lin.: in the ta rt 4 _ _ LANGTHWATTE GREEN FARNI,or PEEL-PLACA, in Brackenthwaite, containing go Acres, with a Fartn-Itetise„ • Barns, Stables, and Out-b ui ld ing , , 41 Sheep, and extensive Right of Commoo. IA NGTH WAITE y EAT FA Rl4l, in Brackenthwaite, containing 6o Acres, with several Parcels of Wpodiatul there , - on, in a beautiful and romantic Situation on the Border of tt Crnmack Lake, with a i•arm-house, Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings,'extensive Sheep-walk, anti t So Sheep. Several Parcels of LAND in RA NNER DA LE, lying be tween the Highway and the Lake, containing about 24 Acres, of the first quality, conunanding extensive anti beautiful Views, and seled Situations for Building, with nine Stints, or Cagle-gates, in the common Pasture, called - High tCut. nerdale„ The Land-Tax is redeemed. To be viewed, and Particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale, at the Royal Oak, Keswick ; Salutation, Ain— laleside ; George, Pettrith ; Post,houses, Kendal and Work ington ,• Hotels, Manchester and Liverpool ; of the Printeri or the-Cumberland Packet,. W hitzhaven ; Carlisle Journal ; Newcastle Courant ; York Herald ; o f T homas Benson, Esq. • Cockermouth ; Mt. Walton, Solicitor, Girdiers' Hall, lia. 84s0AI-street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. &With, No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, London, where Maps of the Lstates may be seen. - _ MANOR and ESTATES, near PLYMOUTH and PLY , MOUTH-DUCK, in DEVON. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IHE FEE.SIMPLE anti INHERITANCE o f and in all that the Manor and Lordship, or reputed Manor and Lordship of GOO DAMEA V V, with the Rights, Royalties, Fishery, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. And , also, all those Coppice Woods. called DEER STONE, orDU R sTo N.1%1301) andCOM MON-WOOD, cuntaiiting together about Sixty Acres,. more or less; all now in the hands of the Proprietor. And also, all that Barton and Form, called COODA MEAVY, now in the sccupation oC Mr. Richard Gill.. as Tenant thereof, fora term, of which three years will be unex pi red at next Lady-day, consisting of a large old Mansion-house. now used as a lartn-house, with - all convenient Out-houses, and about too Acrea of good Arable, • Meadow, Pasture, Or. chard, and Furze Brake, with Right of Common on Wig.. lord Down. _ And also, all those Two Tenements, called LOWER GOODA tvl EAVY, nowin the ocelpation of Mr. Richard Nosworthy, as Tenant at Will, consisting of a good Farm house, with all convenient Out-houses, another House in Ruins, and about Fifty Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Orchard, with a Right of Common on Wigford Down. And also, all those Tenements, called, WILL LLAKE and RG LES. now in the occupation of Mr. Pahl; Willcocks, jun. as Tenant thereof, fora term, of which seven years will be unexpired next Lady-day, consisting ,of a good Farm house, with convenient Outhouses, and about Fifty-one Acres of Rood Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Furze Brake, with a Right of Common on Wigford DQWII. And also, all that Messuage and Tenement, called CAD WOR.TH Y, now on Lease for a term of ninety-nine yens, determinable on the death of Mrs. Hatinaford, aged fitly-four years, under the yearly Conventionary Rent at 21. 45., mt. and 31. or a best . 13east fur an Heriot, consisting of a good Farm-houSe, with all convenient Out-houses, and about Fprty Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture Land, and Furze Brake. - • And also, all that Messuage and Tenement,- called BRIS WORTHY,"now on Lease, for a term_ of ninetr.nine years, determinable on the death of Mary Willcocks, aged about eighty years, SubjeCt to the payment of a certain Conven tionary Rent and fieriot, consisting of a , Dwelling-house, with Out-ltouses, and about Fitteen Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. N. B. The Manor, Coppice Wood, and. Estates, are distant about eight miles from the Towns of Plymouth, Plymouth- Dock, and Tavistock ; areattuated nearthe Rivers Mew and Cadworthy( on the latter of which is a Right of Fishing be longing to, these Estates), in a fine Sporting Country, and ii,djoiuing the Forest of Dartmoor. For sellini the same, a Public Survey will be held at the House of Mr. Curgenven, being the,Pgpe's Head Inn, in the Borough-of Plymouth, on Friday the 14th Ity,ol September next, at Five o'Clock in the Atternoon. The respedive Tenants will thew the Premise's, and any further particulars may be known at the Office et: Mr, Wil liam Foot, Solicitor, in I'iymuuth•Duck. Ditted.August 8, Igo4. London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationersijconit, Paternoster-row. _ _ ' W.here.may be had, just published, a New Edition, price 2s. 6d. boards. .or 35, neatly . hoUnd, embellished with a beautiful Frontispiece. neatly' printed on time paper, Poems on carious Subjeas, selectal to enforce the Practice of Vir. tue, and to comprise in one VOlume, the Beauties of English Poetry, by E. ToinkinS. trr :This Selection is suitable, both for Voting Ladies and Centleinen, and, front its .elegance and cheapness, it is in-. troduced intainoSt of the respeelahle Schools in and ncar London ;' and for the Admirers of fine Printing and Copper. plates,- an Edition is printed un the best foolscap paper, hot presiA embellished with four new and b,.%tutiful Engrao. lugs, by llopwood.and Son, price 4s. 6d, eAra boards. _LIFE ANNUI'T'IES REDEEMABLE. ROBERTS rewettfully informi the Nobi. 4VI iity and Gentrrillat require a temporary or perma w3it LO AN it MONEY, that from a unlit respeetioie estailisud Connexion of Friends possessing large Sinus of ItPitiy for vie purchase of Annuities, Reversions, Sm. he can initnedi c ittt:, advance any Sum, from tot. to to,onol. and frequently larger Stints, ti required. Prom six to ten yeirs purchase is given, and redeentahle at option of the Par ties.. ' Apply Nrsonaily, or !,y- Letter, post-paid, to Mr. Ro berts, Nu, 7, Cc...it-street, Strand. N. B. Reatuving to No. 22, same Street. THE-Ofiginll PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA BEDS, and CHAIR . BEDS, with very considerable Improvements, by N.to itt; SAND IRS. Inventors of tneir Much - adrnired - 1 MPERIAI. DINING TABLES, and Portal.* Chairs, and Manufaciuters in general of Mo dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock .f every Article in the.above branches, is always ready ter inspettlion, for the furnishing Houses complete in the First Sty lc of Fashion, and warranted, of the best Workmanship, anti choicest Materials. . . F3e4ant Four-post Beds and Bedding complete, with new rksigu r d Window C,rtains, Patent Mosquito Net Beds, par tiLtilarly portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan arid Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Alanitfaciu revs, No. 16 and ty, Catherine,-stret, Strand. Please to ob- Serv, Jn. to and 17 hai no connexion whatever with any' other Warehouse in London. ' Army and Navy Equipage of every description, on improved Principles, very portable. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its softening, healing, and tonic Qualities, and salutary Elleas, altbrds a sure prospect of returning Strength, and a certain hope of muscular Invigoration, to those who are de bilitated by premature or excessive Indulgencies : hence arise Weakness of Sight, Vertices, Loss of Appetite, and Men. tai Decay. A body that is enervated in youth, seldom reco. vers itself by any other means titan this Restorative; ..() id Age and Intirtnities speedily come on, and the thread at Lifc is shortened: for, the foundation of a happy old age, is a good Constitution in youth; temperance and' moderation, at that age, are passports to happy grey hairs. Youth of either Sex, who have pradised a secret anti de -structive Vice, and thereby relaxed. weakened, and debili tated the whole Nervous System, will find the. Cordial Balm " orGilead the most powerful; certain, and eiti!clual Remedy. This Cordial has been on:mint:will y successful with young People who have the appearance and aired' old age ; who arc pair, etreminate, benumbed. stupid, and even imbecile ; whose bodies are become bent, whose legs arc no longer scarcely . able to carry them,; who have an utter distaste for every dime', and are totally incapacitated. Where the Sto. mull is frequently disordered, the butiv is :Weakened, pale. ness, bodily decay, and emaciation, succeed this most de. struclive habit, and the eyes sink into the head. The virtue of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is daily demenstrated, in era. dicating the worst and most dangerous Symptoms of Nervous' . Disorders ; and nothing has tended, so much to establish the. tame of this Medicine, as its certain success in those Com plaintsev hiclystrike their roots so deep in the Constitution, and are so,tittal to the heppiness of NLlAind. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in los. 6d. and 339. Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the former. by which, the Purchaser save es„ . Every genuine Bot Ile has a Stamp,which bears the Propr'ietor's Name and Adilless, " Samuel Solo mon Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. . . „Cir Each genuine bottle has the words " Sam. Solo. titan, Liverpool," engraved on the'stamp. . ''N. 11, The Postage ut all I.;:ttr• IS to the Dodor must be paid,. and !OS. 6d. as a Fee etia4sed tor Advice. The Contial Balm or Gilead, Anti.linpetigates, and 41)- stergent Lotion, and " Guide t:) I lealth ' • are' Sold by: Remnant, liambitrelt ; R. Bach.. Pearl.street, New-York ; Mathews, No. IX, Strand, London ; and in - Bath, by hazard; Uristoi, ittNin ; Brighton,' C; regory ,• Mr— mingham, Knott and Lloyd; IledlOrd, Smith ; Illandtoid, ,Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham „ Set. 'don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; . Coventry, ltollason ; Colches-, ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ,• Carlisle, follie ; . Chatham, Etherin,;toit ; Clielnistord, .Clacher ; Chester,- Pool and Son ; Chichester, Pitillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; 'Chippenliam, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, College. green; D erby, Drenery ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neales; 'Devizes Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue; Deal, Bose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; ' Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, 'Crewman mid Son ; Falmouth, Elliot; Glouces. ter. Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, MiDniiild ;,Liverpool, titer. ca Gazette ()thee; Leeds,, buns Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; 'Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, !Gregory, Swinfon ; Lewes, ; Manchester, Thom inktn ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker ; - Marlborough, Harold;' Newbury, Ful ter, Atlee ; Newcestie, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Nottin ham, litirbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co.'; O Ixtord, ones ; Plynnitith Dock, HOXISM4 ; Ports. mouth, Betant ; Leading, Smart and Co.; Rochester, Ether ington ; Preston, Sergent - Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; SnUth• - • 441111t011. Baker ; Stattbrd, Morgan ; Stamtbrd,' Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins; Scarborough Bay. ley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge, Wells, Sprartge ; wells, Evil!:'; Weymouth, Wood ; Windsor, Bla!teney ; Y o rk, Wolstenholute ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicioes, in the United Kingdom. .' i If RIGHTS. NIT ANTED, for f ES77 's SER. I'ICE, a Number sf :AMC:HINES fit; HANGING on CARRLAGES of COACII.ES S CHARIOTS, aPt4l POST CHAISES, for the purpi,sr of Cart:ping Prop. Thom who neap br desh our of Contratling f r jatititling dent, too deliver their erctpialr,at this Office on or befoo-t Friday the 24th instant ; e.vpreving the Price at la let, they Tvill supply' thems,and the N um b er tiv will agree to deliver Iyirl3 i to Mr. thomili g q.. i tym t lfra:e.pgri-corner the ;nu Week's Jeliveg to be romlleta wi Friday the 3 i at Ma. Patterns of the .Ihie.sines to be seen at 411 r. Hall'i,a)24 parliesi. ‘ lass of them to be had at this Ptfice, • B.4KERS Comunkiary. General', Nice, dieg; 20, Is o 4. er of . 704 J EY MEM . RAKERS are A Nairnbto llink,at the K.ING`r BAKERIES in"Keet, Sussex, Essex, or S;foli. Such a: I,..eire to he to Empl t red in providing Aced" for the De finder! 6 . 1 (....ountty, kns-u, the Term] and Condition: pm which illy may be gird, by ing Air. biveland, No. 133, Alde.leate-street. Zr INOtA HOUSE, August is, 1804, T COMM ITI'E /of S G • #9 ( elte UNITED COMP ANI' of 211ERCIIANTS IiNG LAND, trading to.the East Indies, do hereby give aY,tice, That the Committee will he ready to receive tr,posals, Iftriting, teal*, up, on or helot? Ifidnesdo the zgth instamt,from such PericAt v..to ,nay he willing to supply the Campwiy with COPPER. And that the Cond;tionn aj the Contrail may be teen, upon .tp. tlicatime to Mr. James Coggam, Clerk to the 54;.1 Comoiliter, with whom the Tender; must be left hike Twelve 1. , 'C1,,ck .11 Noon, on the mid 39th instant, heyona' which lour the Conedtut will *et receive any Tender. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aug, 17. do*, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indict, do her+ give Notice, That a Qoarterty General Court of the ral4 Companys:Wl be held at their House In I.eaderthall-street, on IfattesdoLy the 26th &pew/Per ntxi, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, And that at the said Court a Motion will he made that .Mr. 11cosy Cawmaijor, late of the .I(adrar Civil Establish.. 'Mtn; be permitted to return Fhb his Rank to WILLIAM R.41115,4Y, See. ffil - lE:utilitk of Medical Institutions far 'the be... nefit ache Poor, is sufficiently proved. In tint year 1773, the Dispensary, in Soho.square, first opened one of the earliest teceptacles of this kind, where Diseases, oppres. sive to the -feelings, such as Eruptive cases, Elephantiasis, Scrophula, Sec. had 'a remedy' proposed that was safe, palat able, and prevented the mechanic being separated from his Family, by its operation being mild, and requiring no con. finement. The daily applications prove to the w o rld t h e efficacy of SP I LSBU RY 's PA,,T E NT A NT' S CO REL IT ' C DROPS ; and the Rheumatic and Gouty consider it as a t;pc. cific. The Dispensary is open as usual,. and attendance given to consider cases daily, bet weep the hours of Eleven and One. Letters, post-paid, with the usual Fee,•will be punctually attended to. Clergymen and other becevolent persons, in the Country, may have the Medicine at a reduced price, as "usual. Sold with a black stamp, at the Dispensary, SOho.square. in bottles of Ss. 6d. ; tos, and il. 2.5. duty included. Any eitkred with a different stamp must be injurious imitations. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Di. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. . 1 7 1 0 obviate the Imp o siti ons w hi c h h ave long b een • i prised in re gar d to t hi s M e di c i ne, a small attention is • only requisite; for as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been .prepared fin Mr. Newbery's use, with his Name ciigravisti in the Stsiiips, the Imitation of which would be a Capital Offence, . the ge. Mine Preparation may noW be, readily ascertained • it is therefore recommended to Purchasers not.to open any Iloit-in - future, unless. they observe the words, " F. Newoery, No. 4s, St. Paul's, printed in the Stamp. The superior Excellence ofthese Pills in Rheumatism! and Colds, as well as in other Complaints to which the Minim frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni versally acknowledged They are admirably ,calculateti tot Bilious, and other Disorders of the StoMach and Bowels for Head-aclis occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preverting Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the- consequence of Free Living. Recourse should be had to them atter every Ex cess, and upon every . slight Indisposition; anti thus their well-known chatadenstic of promoting Longevity will b e maintained;, for by assisting nature i n the due discharge of - , , the animal functions, and by keeping the Constitution, as it were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in h ea l t h anti vigour, aril prevent premature decay, ' They require no * particular confinement nor attention to diet. ~ . They are. sold only by F. Newbe ry _ and Sons, at the Ware. house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, - t. teat at oi s, a teat doors . from Cheapside, London; and at Dr. attleel late familia in Bruton.street; in boxes :price 4s. 6d. eat; , Stamp includ. el i or the quantity of Six it one large box fur xi. 41. t