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1 ~\~ N NUMLER 3691.: To the INDEPEN!)ENX FREF.HOLnERS of thlk COUNTY of MIDDLESEX( • • GIN/LI/46N, TdE Committee of t he Hous e o f CortintoPs having decided the last Eledion for the . County of Iliddle.ex to be void; 1 take the liberty to reqoest the 1004 ofyout Vute and I.lu..rest at the eilauing Election. . 1 have the Homur to be, , GENTL4MENe Your mo 4: (4:you:a humble Servant; No 78. Piccadilly, • it.INPIS bURDE'rT. kily 9, 0104. miDDLEsEx ELECTIOW. • THE FRIENDS of 'Sir FRANVAS BURDETT %ill meet ever day until the Election (which is fixed Montlii% the 23(1 insta,u) at Sir Francis 'mob:Ws House, 78, Pic:Q:1(1111y, where Communications respecting the Election are requested to be in-uie• Sul} li t 184. I . GREGORY, Chairman. NEW ExtutivrtoN. MR. WARD, by the refs , iii.nrmieition of his Friends, and immy distinguished Amateurs of the Pule Arts, has been induced to sc. public mention to his ...P‘dure bi theSEßPEN't.nl CL.Vl„(itt,. whiaif, on Jccount nal eat magnitude c .I.tinitied into the Hopi 1 49 " Y" T-is Victoic, ivittt V.lt inultiptiotY, to Artoo t 4 t paintid by Ntr, .Ward, ma) now bt .ten gether, at No, 6, New tnan .street, (Ixtp,l-roatt, CverY thy Ir°Bl Li4;ven t " ) o'Clot;k, Sunthiys excepted. Artrnathice One Shitling • :6. CORNHII.I,.. SHAKSI' h RE LOT ERV •• nn lY filtre Priv. is sure to he otitainerand free A d miss i on to th e G allery. • • I 1() NSIIV and Co rcspecttullY acquaint Inc Public that the) are appoutted by Messrs Royilois, to disitose ot inc u e ,l'ik 4 Pearc Lottery Tickets at th eir O ff ices in Town and `" ) u , tiry • The merits of the %wormy Alderman's Lottery are too evident to need any comment. The superlative Lion of Print s were never equalled in .mny part ot the world. The Cram! Prize will prove a valuable acquisition to th e torttlitate liohler,,audpro.l.u.e a COM ICtellt income. q choice Collection ot valuable Pictures,. Di4Wiiigs, Pri nts , &c are al lotted lobo Sixty-two Pri4ei; l ikewise Priz es 0 1 Prints must fail to the .lot ot evely inctividt4al Sithieriber, which cannot of inducing the Lovers Of the rts to become Purchasers. Plans of tilt) Lottery may he had, free of expellee, at Nrk z 6, curnhill. Ccot's Grand Priin, and the Vigot Grand Diamolid were Sold by Hornsby and Co. ALL . Puso s'havipg any Demands o n the ,Estate of Mr. JAMES EPGRAVE, of Oxey-lane,' in the ll.:ntlet of Pinner, in the County of Middlesex, harmer, de cease.,!, are requested to send in the same before the tiist day> of Sepr:inber, 1804. to Mr. William 110w..0r Red Hill, near Edgware, in the timid County, Partmt, °neat the lixt.eutora tamed in the Will of the said J Awes Epgrave ; and all Per sons indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay the saute forthwith to the said William 110 w. Red Hill, ittly to, 1304. INTS CASTLE, NEAR PLYNIOUTH. TO hE SOLD BY. AucTittN, At the Globe av - ern, in Plymouth, on Wednesday the 2Stll Day of july, inst. between the Hours of Three and Five &Clock its the 4 tteJnr.u l subject to Co n di t i ons to be then and there produced, in doe Lut, - A Singularly Beautif u l and. Valuabl e FREE, HOLD ESTATE, desirably situates' on the Rinks of St. Gcorge's RiVer, and distant only s miles horn Plymouth Dock, up the River, coutprizing I NTS CASTLE, with Stables,, Coach.house, Barns, suitable Offices, two Boat. • houses Garden, upwanis of to Acre s of Plantations and 'Woods, ,with sundry Fields of rich Arab;e, Meadow, and pasture lan., adjoining, containing together upWards of ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ACRES. The Castle is a very romantic and substantial Sirttßure, Seated on an eminence, well sheltered with Woods, and corn. mantis delightful Prospects of a Branch front the SEA, Eli i PI ) I N( ;owl the surrounding Coustry, most beautifully O riAllellteti With Woods and Plantations, anti forms alto gether one of the most desirable Residences in the county of Cornwall. • „ hintun Particulars may be had at a ll t h e p rincipal Inns, lout tvot days pre-inus to the Site; of Messrs. .nd Hunter, Solieit,,rs, Limoln's Inn, London; at taw t)ili t ,of Mcssrl Evan s , Al dclient , ro, anti Pigmy, So. lit.n os, Nottingham ; anti of Mr. Green, 'Lento') 'Abbey. War N•mttigilaili. - ...., kittiLitot d o F.s . r , .TEs. NtANoR, AND Cot— taley. • . COt Nry op twittiAm. To RE SOLI) WY PitlV: i'li CONTRACT, Together, or to Lots, • .)k Capital and V , 41 dile FAtt . .ki tow ESTATE, , cotisiiting of tile caten,ive - NIANOR of Cl - 101)", , 11 / .. 14., in the Parish of Rytoit, in the C o unty of DUR. !IA ,I. comprisins, by Estimation., dbout 1323 Aeres of • Ltaißt, oiiiior e ,4 in t0,, , 4 I. 4 roib, with substahtial Farm-howl, tlit i lh:c HuiltrOlgb a n al OfiltX6 to e ach • ; a Colliery in tull ;vu, 41, ( 1 corhmonieating with the Kim Tyne t a Wa hl. Corty. Mill, and a piw o or- Mill, lett to very respeetabl e T..odots, and ahout 67 rlcrus of Woodland in hand i the vera 'Whole l F ,de ee- s chfarmargett It Of rpth. e Land. Tax, and Tythe-frec ; also ke i- . Chi/ .I..t4ses of all toe Varms and C o rn Mill expire on t h e 4 2tli d ay of May, I U4. when the Rents wilt admit of a con aider4o,c lit ereasc Ihe Leas e o f t h e P a p e r. tiJill expires on the e th 14111 day of May, to tli, an d about it enlhery are unexpired. yearsof the Lease of . . ~..,,, Also a ni g ht y "luithle, improving, and desirable Cornpal 71r„lo called the 1 - la,:g, in the Parish of Larichestcr, Hi the I _ l ; , : u tt _cilium). Of 0uri1.,,11, inost beautifully situate between 1 . ,!, 1 11, r?veitt atki another Strearit, and containing about t 1 .113 ~`a nf s of rich Land, Also abolt 38 Acres of IVoodland in : 1 . .. I.:(hai.netl and n,served.for the '47'2_or, .i, subject rot he pavril • growth of IVood, for which ,', l a ' r w t r' 4l / :I,l4l:tekt. This Farm is also fre.l of Land - e turtiter o- rt .l. . cn ' r, f Corn Tythe only. kroan,tre et, i ''• "-It ars spvy t o :vle. Dann,. Solicitor, 0 14 Soheitor,;, NIL•W"" :uptoon-Tylse • leisr3. Clayton and 10111=11, X irkuPs Audi, "4tl"- inters, Winchester' " I Ivi'm or to Mews. Sharp SO -W-et, .0 • • .....-----.............. . _. . , . t Ap 1 . . • ilEitTs. pLEAsuRE IAL FRF.EHOLO RESIDENCE, (.;it , ,- , : ()11NDS• GA ll DENS, PADDOCkt and, a v :;,; ( s Y s i tic. airable I , Alt N 1 of 237 Acres, with immediate eGS"-"- -°ll. TO BE SOLD '1 PRIVATE CONTRACT. . In One or Two IntS, A. y Metsr‘. SKINNER, DY.KIE and C o. L VA LUABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD s ~ . P.STA T P., situate at coln e y, i n t h e v i c i n i t y of the. 4111) tirY Hunt. a short d.starce ! froin St. Albans, and only fSXt..•en mites from the Nletropolis, called COLN EY CNA !, E L., comprising an excellent modern; uniform . Stone Real , ente, containing several suites of elegant Apartments, "u• 1/ler "s Oil Le. a •very gond Kitchen Garden, ca 111Ahouse., Peachery, lint.hause, and Green-houses, Plea pita! Fwitit , Q round, and beautiful Paddock, 'ornamented with tine Tit . bcr, Plantations and Shrubbery Walks, refreshed by a ser tlentine Cana( and Fish:pood. The R es ide nce i s substan• l ially erected, the ()dices •exceeclingly convenient, the Plea *Ure.grounds and Paddock pleasantly laid out, and in excel lent order, hiving been improved at a veryconsiderable ex e Pence. Also a capital FARM of Meadow , Pasture, Arable, and — W ood Land, lying very compaet, with an excellent Farm tiouse, Sarin Stabling, and nee b ssary Bu il dings, i n I nln d • and Four Free ' hold, and One Conyhold Cott a g e s ; (114 whole cintainitig about .Two Hundred and Eighty-seven Acres; forming a capital Estate. r„ TObeivieweil by 'Fi e k ets, which, with Particula r s, tray nail of M ess r s. I to b insun and Lee, Solicitors; irand of Mesas. Skinner, Dyke, and c . o. Aider4gat eft ttyor, THE MONDii I . . NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS. • Printeil for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 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WILLICE - 1, late Physician to the Sakim Ambassador at the court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopaedia, Treatise on Regimen, &c. &c. aproves and fCCOMIIIeIiCIS to .the notice of the I'u blic at large (and those in particular who are going to the West Indies, America, or any other part oldie World, ghat may be, or have been SubjeCl to Pestilential l)lseasc) the Remedy which is sold at the *Proprietor's' Warehouse, No. 4 , 5, Charing cross, London, to Prevent and. Cure the Yellow fever. _ The most possitive testimonials from prOfessional -men, and other respeetable persons, may b e seen in pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, which not- only prove, in the fullest manner, the efficacy of this ReMedy in that most dreadful Malady the Vollovif Fever, but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot climate, _•_ _ The above Invaluable Article is sold in Poxes, with full Direaions (sanaiont4l by Dr. VI/au cn), in case of an at tack of any kind of Fever, at One G each, suffisesnt for one Parson for Tivelv• Months. Td Messrs. CHINO anti BUTLER. St R, • ik/fr Sin was seized on 221 June list, with 3 4. Swelling in ene of his Legs, whiCh 1 thought pro. ceeded trom a Sprain, but the next day the other Swelled also, and red spots came out all over nis body, which was attended with a violent sickness and exertaiating pains, so that he could keep nothing on his stomich. An eminent Apothecary and. Physician were called in, anti notwithstand. all their Vll4,liliircaltS,'My Son continued in the must agonizing • torture tbr six weeks, during which the warn h Nr **..c tiled abate twee hundreu rim es, whi. h in some degree alle viated the paini, but the relief was only momentary, and my Son became a perfect skeleton, his haek.bone appeared con . traded and coining through the skin.. It was lamentable to hear his dismal groans; one night he sent for me and told use he found himself dying: I parted with him, not expeo - he could live out the nit, but in the morning hearing his groans. I. approached hi oom, and found him, if possi. hie, worse than I had left him. At this time was happily recommended to make trial of your Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, and on giving him the first dose, he was imme diateti treed from pains, and voided a ,great qi.tentity el tilth,. resembling Worms in a putrid state. I gave him a second dose, agreeable to the printed Direaietio, which had a similar died, and on administering a third dose, he voided a quantity of slimy wen matter, and from that time he has had no re.• turn of his complaint whatever, but. is-now in a perfed state of health. The'Clergyman of .my Parish, and all my Neighbours, are ready to stye testimony to these. lids; I am, Centlemen, , Your very grateful limb: Servant, • RICHARD BiTAIEAI.). Checkenclon. Oxon, Feb. t chi sig , s.l l Jtent Worii Lozenges are sold Wholesale and Reta;l at Ching and Hurler's, Iv .-o. 4. Cheapsit i , corner 9f Pa.' ternoster-row. and 'moil by mastMedic i ne enders in the Ki ng d ual s, us Boxes, at 55..61. hall Boxes 21 9 3 . and for charitablepurposes , in boxes at zzs. cars, wsrh Vireetions, signed by‘the Patentee. , j4rd. WHnEN Professional Men of Education and -g es pousibility deviate front rhe general System by t h e se j e di on of a pecaliar branch, the sanction of long Con tinued success N the best criterion of superiority,. Eight' y:rats have l devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders. ane, the successful. result of my plan gives tneadditional•ardor to oppose, as far as I am ~A4mt in t rn a n t e a a i i i t l i a t e i n:e l u y v e t r°}l: Human able, the reivAPS. 0( those ComPlaini4 w hich' are tie most i i n f t ,o p lr o liti r le t et a r Branch, as an Army tirgeon, peri•al of Prattit.e to rescue in dividuals, from the ignivalice of tineducated men, or 'the equally da n gerous procipilanq of general Ilraclitioners. The Three Disortlera; to the eine of which I have dr. voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE. k LAI. INS' ECTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration: 244, Ali kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of schoolboys, or the induigemes, of, marure age Ami, lastly, tau derangement of the , system in wo. men which is called BARRENNF SS, or $ RI LIT Y. Ntitnerous Diseases are the reintlt of ignorance, or haste in the peatinerit of a simple GUllaithe4; and it not an. frrtpiently happens that the 'sears of Lite are poisoned by the indua.r.nion of an unguaritihl ltpur,,—lty.a superior me. that such'Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others hive failed, I trust that I may presume to otl4 a radical re-establialtinent. • Few, hiiwever, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations ut Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence, of such pernicious habits. • - Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, 'it may be some Conso lation fur him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or unc'ertainty'with other PraeAttiortets, the removal Of therm .Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Remora tion, is the acqtnrement of shy Exgertence. if the rites of Ilacchiss 'or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be nrevented by an early Counterac tion bf this -linguid. State; - and in these cases, -no great difficulty will Oetair • nut where, this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper rselversnce ui inspensably .egtitt.ite to tome the slam. ring Sparks of Lite, and to re•antinate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, whohave long been disappointed in their expeaations.of a Family, may be assured, that in most tilStaliCeS. such defeat are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my- undertaking, and thequaliticationsWilltil I have presumed to state, term the basis 01 my pretensions, and in coincidence with such thus intimation is given, that Mr. line may be consulted , personally, or by, Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, N. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar, ,tir There is an additional Entfara l in Mater-street,' adjoining, Ault the Name is on both the 41Oeto. Martin Otte, Mestiber at the Royal College of Surge One. ..„\ .\\ ...--iii ...-„,- 7 ..t.-- . ... - _ ..-:,.., , 1 ,0 0.,: , ;,.. ....,„.... „. 'I A .. t ., , ; , R 4 \ *l tt''' V °ll 'k c tAil' a , * q •-•' , g...... :- ...i........ -71. i s ,. . _ _ 0 . / •itl- igickT rPRICF. SIXPFNCI; NA IVY ' 0 FFIe . YmtY 3, 1304., TH E . PR/NCiPAL OFFICERS and COM « MISSIONERS of HIS MAYNSTY'.I NAVY; herdi , give I%l:4ice; that v! Fa idaj , the z.th lotirant, at The o'Clock in the 'Arenoolt, Connitilsiover F4NSII4II/E will e:irpow t• sateen his'Ojce in His ilajestif's Yard, at PLyinouth, Imo al Lori of Old Store:, consisting of hLD SHAKINGS, RO-PE,IONK; HAMMOCKS;' And CANVAS, in.Papcistult, HEMP RUBBISH" 'WHITE ()CIIAM; ..FLYINGS, OIL and PAINT; CASI4.S, ite„ all ifrig ix the said lard, 41,uhere any l'ertopts tylikiag to .deronor Purchasers; may have ti4liserf of vitzt.b7.7, the same daring the ,• ; „ „ • , C0 , n , n91 unirfing horn: 11 . 1 the lard, until the go eg s4lt. laventerier and Coisdkioni of Sale way he had here and of $ll9 oPlyc j it'OF 01(DIVANCR, , I,r 4, 18 04. . • • rrFIE PRINCIPAL" OFFICERS of lilS MA. yESTY's 9R,DIJANCE; de &raj , give Notice, That protuals trill be secei , yed at tbrit - .o,(fiee, in St, Afa•gaiit's..: „weer; Weihninaer, oit a; . before Thurair ife 4sof elaguy nest, suck Persons as stay be :willing to undertake the Jul 1 1 5 , of COP:. 'PER MOPS• and, RIVETS, us-on Fottraa,f, unlike of Ibis Department. Pattern: €f wLirb nt.g be seen at the llosourl able Print /pit Store4letter Offlre; al I, l e Terser; . , Further Paseticitlars, together :with the Terme and Connlione the Contralti, tn.ty he kty.wn ►span at! licarlvx dl the Secret.vyst Of►cr, 14 St. 111.ergaretts.qtreet, a+4j• say Getween the I►cu►r sjf Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Peopntah ;He to'de drli•vered,, sealed irp, a'4 marked on th e outride, " Pioposals for the Siipply of Coppet Hoops and Rivets ;" but no .I';`,josair 4 : 44 I.e admitted after the said 4th August. • Order Vibe ILard, _ . R. 11 CREW, Str. pROPERry Acr. DUTY en Dliqt.thaft and A t'INVItI& M the PUBLIC , • Ftl ICIO. • • ()LICE is kereo gigreit, ibver , Offices a , the. Hank of englan4 . and ilfreadniedif. , tree/. of Which Notice has been given, will continue open' far rec., iui,g l)mty and Mei vitt the same, ;mill all tile Dafirs t.itT been, received oe . otherwise accounted for to . flit ConmisSiolirt of the Distria, Or the Cy4nnticsia7ers fir Londto, in if ieilgance of :At said ; and 'all l'ersons ate desi,ed . to take Notice; that for thOse sum irtich are not received or accoitntidfir, the Parties he chargeable in d:aehle tie dry; and liable to , k sued Jur the wino by process from, alai of Exebevar. ai r Order of the Nedrd of Taxes, ' 1- Trunlay - was published, Price is.inboarchi. , A . N AccouNT 9 r the. I) I,SCOVF4tY and OPERATION nra NEW MEIjICINE for GOUT. Th e Second hditinn. with nl*ny Atiiitions and Testimooies, from Pawns of the first ttespedtabiliTy. By A. WELLES. Printed for I. IA:noon, No. ?3, St. Paul's Church-yard. THE CORDIAL' BALM OF GTLEAD is th e most absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attehtled with the • following : Symptoms; namely,. a great Straitne s ; of the Breast, with Ditils:ulty of Breathing, violent tatiOliS of the Hi.virt, sudden Flashes of Heart iq various Parts of the Body t at other times a sense of cold, as it water was poured on. them; •flying Pains in the Arms and. Limbs, Back, and Belly, revmbling those oceisionel by the Gravel ; the Pulse very vaelable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick, Yawning, the Hiccough, frequent Sighing, and a Sense of Stlirocation, at front a BAJ! or Lump in the Throat • alternite Fits if Crying, alai Om. squish , * Laughing{ the Sleep unsound, and seldom refiesits ing, and the Patient often. troubled with horrid lAre unis. .Much leas been said, by interested Individuals,against all Medicines that are advertised; but there is 4 Very imporw n t Observation to• be made respettinA the ordial 1341 m of lead, that, unless its operation were mile, site, snd CiOUS, it 4,:0u1d not have risvo v.) the unexampled Repute and universal Demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the treat advantage of a permasive Advocate at the ear of she Patient, 'an nothing but.his conviction or its virtue s , b y . ts salutary 'effects, eau induce 'Win to persevere; and yet sortable perseverance is certainly ., requisite, t o enti bl o even t he halipiest Cutobm:it ions of Ch ) ! m ea l s and Gatenicias t to o r o ot o u t Chronic Diseases, and rtsture the Valet u d inarian . As the above Complaints sellgtit eerie within the Obser. vation of Gentlemen in the general Line of I' r. , ctire, it is no rvtieetion upon their knowledge :or judgment to a4y, very tew of therm hive an opportunity .1 that experistwel which is the only solid foundation of Nictlical $ Witt 141 Dr SolOrnun's very catensive Pratlice, and particular at. tention in t he4o cases, enable him to ath i rst Ow • poin;:nelit relict to 'sitelt unfortunate Patients. ss,•perlive, they not experience . . under am; etth:r Physician tn th.. oom. And it is with the ypatest pie:attire - and Silt k that lie acknowledges the . eAndour anti Mei al fty of t tlqinen of theiFachlty, who hive so histinguish.di • nanced his claim to public approbation, as to „ mi d rat ic4its to hikeare,:: Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in ros. 6.1. and 335. Mottles; the littrercontain tour lot' lite (i,f4llCr. whiCil Purchlser savesys.. Every genuinc tfottie is Stdmpovllicil bears the Proprietor's Naute and Address, " Samuel Solo. mon, • Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony, 4 N. 11. The Postage of all Letters tr the Dodor must„be paid, and tos . 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The corthal,lialin of Cileul; A nti- Impeti;pileS, and Ab. ster,4:nt Lotion, and , " Guide to Health,' aro Sold by 'Remnant, llamhurgh ; R. ,ffach, Pearl-street. New-York ; Mathews, No. ;8, Strand, London ; and i n Bath, by.llazard ; Bristol, 'Nigh; ; ; m i n ,th aln . Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Siminons ; Bury St. Ed:Hutt:Ps, Dingle; Cheltenham, Scl. don; Cambri4e, Hodgson ; - Coventry, Rolla son ; Colches. ter, Keymer •• Catiterbury, Sirmnotit ; Carlisle, (411ief Chatham, Etheringtoti; Cheltnsl64l, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirence - ster, Smith; Chippenham, Combs ;. Keene, No. 0, :College. green; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, I i ; Neales; 'Devizes. 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