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IN : tiumilliß 3696.1 VAUXHALL. Under the Pat tonage of Ills Royal, Highness the PRI N Eof WALES. - • (IN MONDAY NEXT, july' f 23, :804, will v. , be a GRAND . CALA, a BALL and DISPLAY of FIR E.WO MS.—Admission Thiee Shillings. • J . . . . F the Person in the ntiphliourbotid of Wes.tmin, ~ ster, who teceived TWO DRAFTS from pri 0 FET C E R, on the 16t1, of. April last !for the ' , . , iiiposo of an Ex, c hange), arnoutiting to FOUR HtiNDR E D 4rul 'VWENT Y POUNDS and upwardi, does not immediately pay it, he will be more particularly NOTI CED.• DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM of ONE HUN DRED and •FORTY' -SIX' ACRES, lIERTS, . • T With immediate Possassion:: =, TOl3t SOLD y PRIVATE CONTRACT, 111. Metists,, SKINNER, DYKE'and 'Co. ..A . VALUABLE FREEHOLI) ESTATE, Si t tin tee- , at Cohley, a short distance from St. Alban's, and only sixteen milos.froin the Metropolis, coir,prising an excellent Fiwn4louse,l3arns, Stabling, andevery necessary Out Buii,l. iiV, :anti Five Freehold Cottages--; the whole contaitting One litinitred 414 Forty.sii Acre: , , of Meadow, Pa 6 t Ute . P. table,' and Wood Land l' in very : c orn •d , and in a gouti, tiro; tit cuttivariou, • ' } g pa „.. . Lee , P art i culars, may be had of Messrs.. Robinson and ~,, _Scilit:itora, Liiieril II' s : l on : and of 'Messrs., SKinncr, a .. kc, and;o. AlctersgateOttret. ' ' ' „...................„........_—_,_,....... 'MUSE, lIA NIPTUN.:COURT-G It EEN. TO 'BE I. Err' UNFU RNISPIED;tor r a Term or Sev en Years, • . of Three • AGti:NTERI, and convenient BRICK DVVELL ING.ITOUSE, delightftilly situate on 'fiattipton , - . m:ma-• 5.:9int..G reel), the last I touseghing to I - lampton, Illfr, be:iutifol Prospects tin the Banks of tIIC small C9Avh.bonse. Stable, Hot-house 4 • Green-house,' an d 811. i. . . Carden ill excellent condition, and May be entered upostim tnediately. 1 Tha c in r)l e ll s, wi th IfTo be viewed w i t h T kkets, which May be. had of Mr. . White, Story% Gate, West m in ster. .. , INTS CASTLE, NEAR PLY M(YUTII. To At SOLD BY AUCTION, • , At the Globe Tavern in PlyMUUtil, on WidneSday the.. 25111 h ) aY ef July inst. b ' etweew ihe Hours of Time and weluck. in the Aftei nom, subjed co ConditiOnSto be'then ,- send there produced, in tine Lot, Ashipilari. ue,,,,itu i :mil v,i1,,..1,1, 1r1:..E . E :7 - !mu) ESTATE, destrailly sittrittidOn the Banks of St. c;eorF,e's R iver,.and tikiicit. only 5- miles; from Ply htoath • Dock, up ilia River, .Com•priii'lg INTS t'ASTE.4:, '''',Lll Stables, Coaeh.lionse, Barns, • sin;,,bie offiii two •002t'”! houses, Carden, upward's of, to Acres of Plantations and Woods, with tundry Melds of rich Arab:e., Mt!:*dow, and" Etstitre Lal 'atljdii,irg,• containtn.: together ii i .wardS of • ONE'IItiNOREU AND4LF.VEN ACRES. The Caz;tleiS 4 Very' kith/mile-and subStantial St ' ruc'ture, 3 c 4 till nil .40 ..1000C0Cer Weillrhelre,red Wi th WOWS, and .cnirt. Itinds'tfiillkiltful Pr,speits of a 13rancti . Iron, the S LA. • §HTIN4 - „and the surrounding Cottittry„'ffma hi:ati ti fully . ornamented with Woods' arhl Pl.turations, and !orals alo- Tether one of the most i1e.iir4,41.; ResiO.nces in the ty r ocoun r Cornwall. . , '44in-tett Particulars' may be had - at all the principal Inns, iiMouth, foitorett days pievions to the :iale ; ot Messrs. i. 11, nott . gali and Hunter, Solicit,,:;,, I.ini.hin's lnii, London ; at ~. tlit.pttice:s of Niessrii . E %Alb, Al , ( l 4ll , lii.or e , •• and Pity, ,So. • liafors, Nottingham ; and of :sir. Cretin, Lemon Abbey, • near Nottinglient. .' ... ' ....----..........---.......-..,------., _________. t;tll'F. 110Uc, oval* LEOS-FOL. • TO"B o t SOLD BY AUCTION . , . . (r, ode Lot) some time in . August next, of which notice .1 , 111 be givtu.. 'ilnot disposed bl by, Private Treaty .within the Neaent Month of July, ti-I.IE 4. LANDS called co - rE 110 US E, situate in the ' Parish ef Westbury.upon-Trynt-, within tvv o . miles of City of kristol; on rite: commanding side of Dnidliam Down, 4 Most' beautiful and healthy part 'of the County of Olchicester, its • li/e neihbouthood, and. cotnntanding views of C iitton, Sneid Park,' Itlaiie Castle, 'and King's West,o. The b state consists o f - a' capital ' elegant' stone.buitt Man tkon.house, containing bight upper Cnarribers, six principal - "Pd.chambers, and' I)ressing-roomi, Closets, &c. Ice. as. capital and elegant DraWing-roorn, with recess windows, 37 l ett by 1.7, and tf , feet high ; an elegant Dining Parlour,' .23 het liy , 2t ; a Breakfast Parlour, 22 by 15; a Library, an , 'A nti.roOln, a Dlessing-toorn, an Entrance hall or ,Vestihule,' • 1;411 Dernestie Mikes' • I:arm-yard, capital Kitchen Gar .' (,'",n, kiat..housea,• doub le Coach -houses. Stabling fur' ti " , tses, and other Conveniences. ' 4 The 1.4i1d . eOllSiSt s - of a beautiful Lawn and powling, Pl , " ..t, 9,,1), lid Pi4.l(lQek, With a p'ool of water, and about I g Acre's' of ex 1 1 .ce vitt Land, Meadow, and. Pasture, tythe-free, and two Vest's • in ‘Vestbury Church. ' ;'''YPossession of the Nlansion, and about tg Aeres'of Lanci, be had in oaciber. Tilt,- retnainilcr of the Land& are te,-t 1 d ay ' ', n .case of which, four years were une;cpired at La,ty taLt. I . ilici Estate may be viewed bY . TiCkets,' for Which, and for farther particulars, apply to N'tessrs. 15'ck,gotigh and l'atinCT, Ati'4"4.3, jOilll-lilreet;jilitil(il ; or MeSsrs.. Ward, Denitetts. Aii(l'(:rvaves, Covent &it'd n London: . - . t. , ~ - • . - , WINDROIt, BERKS. I.() 1 ' 1 :: SO 1.1.1 DV AU.CT I ONt • • •! Ii iVir. KIMBEItLKY, ' . Olt the PretnisesTon a .' , ' =ay the 3 tst o.• u, y, i 34, ins. . ' two f ollowing days, /I'B and the I. 1 I,le Genuine . e and, Neat - 4 . 1.., , FU (Nt-i-,.IIOUSEIIOO . o. l . in't - 1 -' 1 uk li. Plate, Plated, Linen, China, Painting ,,i , TA vBi.,tart(l other t•it;, e t s, or the NEw i N N , UN! 9.. 1 ,; ,; N of lIOT F. 1., in iligh•stieLt Windsor, perks " "“""'' "lt 'in ' n t Fo,ii.i; into a dill -r,nt line of Bosintlf.; with mat a4ninittil)et _ot.e!,s.cviling good follf-P°6t lielit ' c i 4 v of ric h e ntt' , , Y • ftute rt 4ral carved' Pillars, r e , i l h 'llitt other l' • :- ; - prime seooned ",'o,s're d ter m s . ivi unlit ures with a varir . , v.hics' Bead .I,..mattrees, hlankets, and Counterpanes. ; ?'',.'' t l',: o; k, in eN --S. alig lic d(1111g; all ASSOrttliellt of (-atm% „ 1);,,,,,r,1ifVer41 Set Of Dining t're'i3 Ile .1 itS9n .bl4lifts, Night Tables, a.,ne.at hlabog ,.. a .s i . and other Tables, Chests o f . i i g (;14. ( !lead %vith oldnih., doors - , Pier, Cliiiitney, aniPr Tab l es ; 14: a i ri us ''' ( ! . .s. fine old - P latea Toilet and I)resing ;(;•.t r Carpets al ' a i kil;i4(:, ditto,'' from some. of ,the __ . , a . (1 a stories . , ;,,e.l, • i d Table C i "u ' aril) ) , pa . 1 a i‘irp titt:tlitity ()I 4eaa 1 , • ed au d tiilzed. in i tu lgs, in carval and gtlt I , Nunes, Printf, tram ,. Al ' -lll ` ll i S to%ie Ware, Ulasb, and other litfeds. , . s g ay h. • • •1. • "' w'd are,: the 3c...tit, and the Mu L rn . lig Of .L, LlCrillt 1 ' • ' Cit,i , .Lk PlC'Ci6uly each day at El,:vcii o'c-10 ' l. Eton, 5, , ,, i ~ u„,.,;•, \lit be deiivercd at the Inhs in Windsor, , • ~ t k al ':,r.. l l, S il; 1 • 111.1, C.Qlrtbrotik,, hlaidenhs..„l,,i, the Pla'e di j e b r i,, 1 41 isvir Kimbqley's, - Attaionver, Windsor, 14x1 at ~ i illii/Miii 114 M, Co'vunt.yardtai. .0' T 1 . . be Lett-, 1 ,.. . I,..'New Inn, 1.'114.11 Tavern and Ilotel, to Ith : . ' it Poss , ' - 'O , •i It inr of hlr: Kimberley. 1 1. t Al Kilts , —54 " 7 1 I t ' • , ,limcnts to the pttt....,r, n,„irley's most ressectlul Com} that he has hilt in tencrat and bets to interni thcin, .• . . 1 Vl_ IFVeral k •'' • ' •• - - .be ‘t 1 I.sitiCate6 to be ILtt iurnished, or to saki, , eve re , ,c..- ,►. AS aist, ry 1414it,C lot' be near Windsor. Inquire .le. 41 30 on' f 1 * 4. 'lt the King clash, - . e 0 tYe mosit co:nplete snug Cottagcs i ~,,ard, . 1111kta order, with. Stable "and Chalse-1,1 ','" 5 ,1 1 .,.. 1 ,•,, , ~,,t?‘I.:1) and Pleasuo,.. Ginund, with it . Sin aI I i• Ir to.a(l.P."•''''',,. !nteitll.llloll ClCVatiii, and for health and r,!,...:46,1;c ..•arr...etzriir... if,. ...lualled. Distance abent half,, mile Irvin, a 111""lt,_ ktern 1', , , 4 rid near one of the b.,Lt , Insils- en I ,.c ,greltt Wt- .„„, h 0 ''. 1 4 ,1, gi miles frQcd Loudo n • T',lie i'r,:iiiiss Ore :irt!.. 1 14"-'''U TAUS and 12 aies . trifliti,, Tl,' Funnvtx, proper. ,?..-d4phtilfbuthe Freals'e, y ti•l'l ad - tt a lair valuation, or .., ! ''''e An dle,iieh i d ed ,„ !,• "1 * L : I ~.. -* i• te inissebblon. Ist"t • m l / 4 v4it; bliill, wit h Mane( 1 i . t . . 4 , „,. ! , li , 4 . ''''`N }thin a proper d , stance ,a st,auech l'!“ , . .' I i i "'nett ) and Ilatrier3 May be viewed byTie,l4ti it 4orcl)foticulats I:t•,owri.b.b . • . ' '• above. y mounts a:, , k:. ; ~ ~~y , ~, TriE S" 4 4"' • SA T U RDA Y, .JULY 21, 1804. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and F.REEHOLD ERS'of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMEN, TN compliance with the wi Th ei of . .a large and re spOlatlle BODY of: FREEHOLDERS, I °Mr toy ac vices to represent you in the present Parliament, Out raged as the County has been, I could not want motives to induce me to obey the call with which I have been honoured, even if inpFather had not suffired as he has by the partiality of the Sherith at the last Eleaion. lam bound to acknow. ledge, with 'gratitude, the noble and generous Resolution which has been adopted by the Freeholders to indemnify me from any Expellee in this Contest. Feeling, as r do, that your Cause is that of every Eledor, and indeed of every loyal Man, I am proud of being seleded to stand forward on such an occasion, and I beg leave to assure you, in case of my success, that my utmost endeavours shall be exerted to prove ,tnysellnot unworthy of your choice. I have the Honour .to be, GENTLEMEN, . - Your obliged and devoted Servant, .. - c.,BowiroN MAINWARINC, Crown and.Ancbor Tavursi, . • iith July, ISa.4, . . ---..... To the INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS-of the COUNTY. of MIDDLESEX-; GENTLEMEN, rrHE• great and disinterested encouragement 1: which I have already experienced in tny.Canvassi at once "demands-my grateful acknowledgement, and inspires me with confidence of success, To ensure this, however, your exertions must be unremit ted; and the generous' support which you have hitherto given me should be manifested by an early appearance in my 14VOUr. - • Among the successful events of the late Scrutiny, I esteem it the chief .that a great 'loather of persons were disqualified, who, withoUt ay just claim to Vote, had long . been encroach, ins upon your rights; these were the Prebeodaries ot West minister, with a long train of Servants and Pensioners, all the Officers and Placemeo of the Courts of Chancery; King's' Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer; L.y one decision ot the Committee, above 400 Voters of this description were disqualified. The removal of these Men (the dependants - t fthe Minister, and uniformly subservient to.his mandate,), gives you de: cisive majority in the County 1 let me request ; yon will but exert yourseiveS as becomes you to mlintamit, - and you will defeat an interested opposition, which is raised only by con_ traitors, Placemen, and others "still more unworthy to exer cise the franchise of EleEtors. Of those Who are contented that the Minister should Squander reblie Money without controul or inquiry, that shoUld he made dens of oppression and tint. ture, that the li'ves'of Own- Fellow ..subjciai shOi., Id he wick ccily aimed at, - under the colour of justice—of such Mt..i 6rtnot - be a tit Representative,' Yet them. carry their Votes and their Subicriptions 'to my opponent. Ile may tread in the steps of his Farber, and will not blush to receive their support. My better reliance is on the virtue and integrity of those who behold with •detestation. the prooess and conse. quences of Corruption, and who, consider each Vote tlrat is given (whether - by the Eledor or the ;timber) . not, as the I hstrument of private advantage, but as the discharge of a sacred trust. • _ _ I am, CENTLENtENI, Your devoted horrible Servant, FRANCIS BURDETT. Piccadilly, T9th July, 1204. MIDDLESI. X ELECTION. ry , ' HE CC) M m T . E E tur Condutling the 1. CTION of G EOROf. liOULTON MAIN. ()Av . :a - !..711..7, Carev..,tr-r,t. Lincoln*. where it is iequested Mai all Letters may he s.nr, and where , Coninhinications will be thankfully wcetveci.-lely 18, iBc4. - 11111)1)LESEX ELECTION. 00ACHES. will he provided at the following N l / 4 ..../ Places, on MONDAY Next, and every Day during the Median - , to convey the rreelioliiers in the Interest of GEt).'I3OULTON MAI NWAII.I NC, Esq. to and from 13rehtiord, via. The Pantheon, Oxford-road.. l'arltarttent.strLzt. Opposite St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Opposite is arrival's Inn, Milburn. Clerkenwill Green. GrA‘n. 'Opt to Wt.irechapel Church. .op.ro , :te.Shorerlitch Church. - • • Court-1 lic;os -square. Shadwell, opposite the Church. . . . i s Day Were:* übl shed, In Two VultlMeg, Oetavo, price . r4s. in boards, ANew Edition, being the Third, very considerably e'nlarged; • AA" L REPORTS on the ,EFFECTS of 'fir. Al' E 14.;c01d and whrm, as 'a Remedy in Fever and other Dise.ises; %vitt:titer applied to the Surface of the, Body, or used int , Tally. • • 13) , LAMES CURRIE, M. 1),. V. IL S. Physician in Liverpool, and Feligtv of the Royal College of • . .Ph sictans, Edinburgh. • Printed for Te.Cididl And W. lLsie.3, Strand ; and W. t rccch, :It Edinburgh. *** First Volume contains. the fGrmer Publicatior, correiled; the Second Volume consists of new Observations and Original :Cominunictiuns, and may be had separate. • WANTEO, fora CHARITABLE INSTITUTION, A MASTER anti`' MISTRESS, Msn and . Wifei LA. of the E,tablished Church of England, to superintend the Schools of Mrs. Prisci Coborn, consisting of twenty-five Boys and twenty-five the Parish - OrStrMary, Strat ford, Bow, in the County of Middlesex. The Income, or Salary. (including advantages and emoluments) will arnoo t neat ty-t, loot. per AnnUtn. .by Let lett Are to be sent (pOStpiiid) to the Trustees of Mt h. ['risco Coburn, to the Work-house at Bow, previous to the'a6th fist. with testimonials of Character, ,A hility, and Corrimu nion with the ChurCh L and such Applicinits, whose Chorac-, ter stud Recominendations are approved, tin giving their ad dress, will receive notice when to atten4 at 'the Vestry- Ketion•l• . TLJE Original PATENT. BEDSTEADS, SOFA BEDS, and CHAIR BEDS, with very Considerable I mproveinentt, by () It GAN and SA N RS, Inventory of their much.adritired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES, and Portable Chairs, and Nlanufaelurers in general of Mo dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock . id' every Article in the above branches, is always ready for inspeelion, ter the furnishing Flonses complete, in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best orknianithip, and choicest Materials. Elegant. Four-post Beds and Bedding complete, with new designed Window Curtains, Patent .Nlusquito Net Beds, par ticularly portable for all Foreign Climate's, by Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing glilicilsterers and Cabinet Mantilsau rers, No. t 6 and, t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. Please to ob serve NO. •10 and. 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warehouse in London. Army and. Navy Equipa,ge of every description, on improved Principks, very. portable. • Extraordinary Etre& Of Dr. JA ES.'sF EVER POWDER... THE very great Efficacy of this Medicine in the Influenza of last year is too recent to be forgotten; but it was most singular when taken on the first •attack,,tbr in those cases, where the Fever was allowed to gain ground and ravage the Constitution, before the PoWder was resorted to. the Disorder became obstinate, protralte& and sometimes fatal. Upon all occasions this Medicine should be given ai the cOmmeneentent of a Fever, of whatever kind; f o r if it be not sufficient of itself to effeCt a cure, it is the best Prepara , tive for the Bark, and other remedies which the 'symptoms require; but as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the Patkrit, utter its - Substitutes ana every other febri. fuge have failed, it ought, even in the last extremity, to be tried. Great benefits have been derived from . the Powder, when taken every . night as an A Itetrative, in disarders thought beyond the reach of medicine; and from a 'collitnunication from the Rev.. Mr. Singleton liarpur. of Dublin, there is reason to believe that it may be used in this manner with sue eess in the Hydrocephalus, or Water on the Brain. For ColdS, Measles, IthellifiatiSMS, 4nd all I . - ,tiammations and Obstructions'ot the Lungs, Bowels, &c. nu Medicine is so proper.‘ • Sold only by F. Newbcry and ons,• No. 4s, St. ['aid's Church4ard fetteDours front CllCApside), London ; and at Uri fames's latelfouse; in Bruton-street ; in Packets, price each,*Puty included, or in Bottles containing twelve Packets, price 245. as made up fur the Army and Navy. N. B. ?shine can be genuine that have nut the words" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. HtALTH being . the most, invaluable of human enjoyments, it is a duty we owe society, to ennui bide all in our power to preservingso great a blessing. In calling the public attention to these truly excellent Drops, a pit:Ash% confidence athes, that a Medicine, proved by the ox- ' rience of more than half a Century, will excite the afflitt. eel to a trial at its virtues. The apprtiaeltingseason' is pecu liarly adapted to a display of their surpOZlnK,pow" s . 6 " , though as a specie every species of Fever, they stand un rivalled .; it is in distirders of a putrid tendency, incident tri amilner-heats and warniclimates, OA their s.ilticiry Mho. coca, prevail almost, beyond the tiMits dr belief : they ns,t only cheek putrescence ui every.stage, hut resat vital power even in the Moment of expected dissOlution ! by, supporting insensible perspiration, they remove obWattions the' ~ystem. p roduCliycruf Scurvy, Goilt, Rhenioatisiri: with va, ribus other Complaints : to tilt Asthina, Colds, Coughs . arid beginning Constoriptions, they will he town! equally netieial. The liantiiy , Bottle ( Duty included) is only to be had at the Doctor's. Flouse, No. 29, Lower Brook street, Gro.'ivenor-Square, where Books or Cure* are deliver ed gratis, l and orders for exportation executed. Sold in smatter Pottits at t is, and as. 9d. witoleSal,t; Ann by Baena and Co, No. 150,,Oxfoitt-street; Retailed by all. other Venders of Medicine. A' Certificate, signed Gf Cie Proprietors, is attached to caOrlkottic. STATE LOTTERY.'—FAVOURITEBERS. Ti -HOSE Persons who may wish to procure any particular Numbers, are requested to apply to the Li censes' Lottery Offices, as Tickets for the September Lottery (being the only Lottery to. be draWn this year) are now in CoUtSC of delivery at the Bank. . SCEIENIE. - No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of £20,000 arc ,C 60,000 3 • t0,,b00 3D,000 • ''s,ooo . 1,000 • bposo 8 - suo 4,0)0 . 4,0)0 so • 1 , 30 2,000 40 sd 2,000 6,35* • 131.020 125,000 Tickets w • ,C 250.11.00 1 ' Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: Ticket First Day - First-drawn - ,C,t,000 firbt.drawit Ticket Seventh Day . - to,ooo First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - ao,ooo . First-drAwil TiAet Ninth Day - - s,OOO . - liogiris Drawlll4 September :).4, igr. , .4. l'fcK ETS and StlAlt ES are ott SALL at all the U. CENSIED Lo'rri:Ry-oFricEs. TiCket: - ..' - . C. 17 17 0 Half - -' - 4.9 4 0 I Eighth - - , C. 2 7 0 • QuArscr - - -. 413 o Sixteenth - i 3 6 MIDDLESEX ELECTION. r r HE' Friends 'of Sir 'FRANCIS BURDETT are requested to , attend early on Nionday morning next at Brentford, that they may at once, by a decisive Majority, rescue the Inpepcndence and secure the quiet of the cowl ty.—The shcrith have provided ample means to.cnsnre free access to the Hustings. The Poll will open at Ten o'clock precisely. GR.EGORY, Chairman. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT will meet every day until the Etcaion (which is fixed. forlMnday the 23d instant) at Sir Francis liurdett's House, No. 73. Piccadilly; where Communications respecting the E icaiOn . are reqUested to be made. • July tt, 18o4.• I GREGORY, Clt,airman., ri"' HE FREEHOLDERS in tfre INTEREST of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, are informed, that COACHES will be ready an Mo: . lday Morning next, and every followir: 1 ; Day, at Seven o'clock, to convey thernito the I'oll, at Brenttord, from the under-mentioned,pLiees LOW ER DI VI S lobe, Ivioorgate •, D u rha m- Place, Hackney-road; Mile-End, opposite the Tlount I Old-street Road, ,the Three 1011 y Butchers ; Round-about, City Road ; Well Clollo*liiarc Pficenix, Ratelitte. FINS BIJ R lif—S mit Mr. Sparrows . , Ironmonger. HULBORN-Near the White Bee, Leitther-lanc ; Broad street, St: Giles'F:, 'near l'ionitree-strcet. gSTMINST't yard; . Comp. ton.streot i . near Devonshire-houc. K ENs INC Cheis ; 'Fulham. SUAKSPEARE LoTTERv. M • ESSRS. , BOYDELL beg leave to 'fleritzaint. IV.S. the . Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that the Tickets for the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY, price Three Guineas, with Schemes of-the said Lottery, are now Toady fnr delivery, at the Shakspeare .Gallery, Mall Messrs. Boyclelt's, No. 90, Clicapslde ; 'and at all ,the LIPCIISed Lottery Offices in Grcat Britain and Ireland. • . Tu Messrs. CHING anti Dil'''. L.P., • J[ Y Son was' seised nn 2 . 2 d 1 unt Ltst, with a Swelling in one of his Legs, which I thought pro.. ceeded froin a Sprain, but the next thy the other Swelled aiso i and ridspots came 01.0 all over his. ootty, which was attended' With a violent sickness gild exernciating:pains, so, that he could keep nothing on his stomach. i kri, ernioeht Apothecary and Physician were called in; and notwithstand.- al, their endeavows, my Son continued in the thoit agonizing, torture fur six weeks, durihg Which the warm bath ivto tti,l above. time.httartli titnes, which iii some degtpv *dated the pains but tligt relief was only Momentary, and my Son became ato skeleton, hi hack-bone appeared con .tract,l and comp;;through the skin'. it was lamentable to hear leis dismal grolons; ono night he'seiit tor inn and told ITle lie tound himself dying.: . 1 parted with ltiin, not expe:l-. ing he could rile out Ilia night, but in the morning •heating his groans, I approached his room, and found him, ii hle, worse thin i b.ia lat him. At this time I Was happily recommended to .nuke trial of your Ching's .Patent Leiertges, and ,on 'giving him the first dose, I; was imm diately freed fnnn pains, and v , ,iided a great quantity tit filth, reseniblinx , WOrms in a putrid state. I gave him a :WWII!! dose, agrecablorto the !spitted Directi , tis, which lia.l a ;.itnilar atui,on . administeting a third ti, , se, he volilei a quantity _ of Slitns gievia matter; and from that tune he has had no re turn of his complaint whatever, but is tu n e in a perfea state of health. The, Clergyman of my Palish, and sli my Neighbours, are ready to give reAimony to these 1 ion, Gentlemen, Your very grateful humbe , Sersrant, • ' RICHARD BITIVILAD. Checkencion, Oxon, Feb. I t;ii;o3. - Ching's Patnt Worm loienres are sold Wholet,.tiefan Retail *t Ching and BOtlces, .N0..1, ot teruoifrr-w, rctJil,by t)t ''VM , -it'4S in tIIL Kingdnnti, in 1107(CS, ;it SS. 61. !rat Boxes aml tor diAritAble purposes, in b.,x13 ;2:;. 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Nor unlris the I , erson who makes the Tender, or`soine Person, 0.7 !is attends,' to'SritrWer when called fr. oFFIcE VF ORDNANCE, "ti' 4, 010 4. ffillE PRINCIPAL OFFICe#s q f ,;73. ORDNANCE, do hereby city , Notice, 1,7 t Protobils rec,.;.ae.i at ri,cit t), , fi'eei in St. allarga , et',-- , t, e:', Wettminster, 011 0, hr . fire Thteroday the erh Avg,' such Personr ar may Go 'willing to unetertaA. the 61; CO F. PLR HOOPS and RI PETS, upon antraß, for tL, service of Ibis Department. Patterni of toLkb may be .st•en at the lloncur able.Principal Storekeeper's Ogee, at tot Tower. Further Particulars, together with the 'Terms a•.'d Conlitie , ,t of the Contrati; mAy,k inoWtt upon- applleation at the Si' is Office, .4..5t. Margartes-strett, any day between tie bares Tex and Fon!. o'Clock, tybere the Proiosals are lo he sealed up, avd nt.ariad on the outside, " Proposals tbr thd Supply of copper I:l..)ops;ncl • Rivers ;" hu4, no Proposals can be admitted after the said ,Itb Day of llfigurt. ltp Order of the *wed, A. li. C.REii; RICHAIU)SON. This Day were published,- In Six. elegant Volunies, thick Post Oelavo s price 21. ss, inboards, embellished, with Portraits, I.)y (-3rortne7Wat• son, with coloured Engravings, •representing nuny•cele-- Grated Charaaers, with kere-Similies, &e. THE - LIFE - anti . . EN FIRE (:ORRESPON. DENcE of SAMUEL RICHARDSOV, author of Sir' Charles Grandison, Clarissa, Pamela, &c. nosy first ,pnb., lished Co.by his Grand children. The RR ES P 0 N DENC F consists of Letters between Richardson and 'many enolitent Pc•rsons or t,a, tin‘e: The w h o l e was prep4red and arrarwed by himself 1 . (,r the Press pre:thusly to his death in 17ot, and bcq .thed to his. Daughters, ,on the conihtion that it should not be puolished in their life-time.. The recent decease of - his I.4st.,.iirriving Daughter, Mrs.'Anne Richartkoo, of firratti4d, in 6 ,, W Ik, having removed the Ante of that injuitAkm, the entire Papers of this. eminent Writer are now given to the World. Tbe LIFE has been compiled front authentic Documents, by Mrs. 13AIZ1iAULD, who has superintended the Publica. tion. • _ Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Ilooltb?I Of• whom may be had, Tlio LETTERS and other 'WORKS' of LADY MARY WORTLEY iNIONTAGU, published front her 'Original Papers, in possoNion artier Gr.indson, the Marquis. 61 13Itte, in five small vols.prico 2SS ! or on post paper, price 4as. in hoards. - " • WASHINGTON...: • This Day was published. . . - In ,Quarto and Octavo ,• and embellished with a fine P or t r ait, • by "'inlet - , trout Stu'lires Inetore,'and with Maps at' ilia United States, the First and Second Volumes, price, to f2uarto, Otte Guinea and' a Ilalf.e.rch in hoards, awl in oetavo,. lialf-a:Guitiea each in boards, dedicated, by per mission, to tint Marquis of L a n s d owne , .ot. THE LIFE of. GEORGE' WA SHINGTON, commander in Chief of the American Forces during the War which established the littler endenea• of his Cowl try,- and First• President of th , ,linnet! States : CoMpiled under: the lospedion of his Nephew the !ton. - ThiShrod . - Washington,, from. Uriginal Papers' bequeathed •to hint by'. hit deccasedltelatie. Hy . 1011 N. MARSHALL, efiler justice of the United States, 4c. rte. Printedior Richard 7t, St. Paul's Chtirch. yard ; and to be . hail of all Booksellers. *** Air. Phillips, who has purchased the English. Copy. right of this vain:llle Work, from Mr. litishrod Washlt.g. ton, will publish rho succeeding Volumes in a correspond ing mann e r ; as t;ist ;0, the Manuscript is receh'ed from A nie tics, It is supposed the entire Work Will extend to Four or Five 'Volumes 1 aim that their successive 'Publication will take place at iottrvals or' about two or thieli Months, till the Work is convicted. KOTZEBUE IS PARIS, In a few thys will hz publishes!, in . Three hand:mint Vo. •lumes, small c)c.litvo, price ris..in boards, faithfully translated I'mot the Ccriluto, 9 - ItAVELS from . .BEALIN to PARIS, itt pr . ii4 , ol the present Year (IS-04); vitk 5ket,11 , , of the extiritig State ()I z+ocicty, hianncrs, ithel 4nd with AnectlOtes ,of cmioent Characters lit the french Metropolis. • • • Ily . AUG USTI/ S VON, KOTZ ETU/ E. Author .of the Stranger, Lover's Vows, PIZAVO, &a, Ao, Nlnderii Paris hia been ably . potirtrayed by lii.dciott, r, and others ; but it Mil he universally Mt, that tit, ir ()fp) I,ZrejtAtid diSlingtliAltql a Master at ze bue .entiticd wattenti;m. Its fa:icinationsin Germany ' so great, that hvo ver . Editions were sold in a f u rl,- The Work has, tnorc'iiv.:r, the particular 4lairtt to win,: England, that it has lx,en written within and at a time when Englishmen have been prevented, , . , . from undertaking a. mom iu 'anco. Printed for Rich. • Phillips,•.Nca. 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