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En ',N.% • (Pr s . • —4 . s Ye+l.ll:4, • r NumnEß 3723' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1804' PRICE SiXPENCW. NAVY OFFICE. , . No. 26; CORN1 lILL, LOTTERY UNEQUALLED. li 'lt NSßYand Co. r , -.pry ftilly.'acquAint .the Nobility, Gentry, and the PtHie, in eneral, that the advantagesin the present State Lottery are su g ch as cannot tail to excite attention. Only ; 7...5,000 Tickets, and the Scheme • contains three Prizes of va,6031 three of to odol. and three , of sto o l. w hi c h i s equal to paSt Lotteries w here there have bten double the fluffier of Tickers.' Begins Drawing 24th September. Tickets and Snares are selling on the lowest 'Perms by This Day was published, In Folio, prise Ten Guineas in boards, THE TOPOGRAPHY of TROY, and its Vi. cinity ; illustrated and explained by Drawings and De scriptions. Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Grace the Dutchess of Devonshire. - By WILLIAM GELL, Esq. . • Oflesus college, M A. F.A.S. and late Fellow of Emanuel • College, Cambridge. In the Work are given 43 coloured Plates, taken from ac curate Drawings made on the Spot by the Author, and chiefly engraVed by Mr. Medland. Each Plate has its appropriate Letter-press Description, in which every precaution has" been taken to render the Subjed intelligible to the Reader.. The Work is designed to aftbrd an opportunity to such as have not visited the Country, of forming their own Opinions of the Topography of Homer. Those Verses of the Iliad and Odyssey arc cited, which describe, or appear to describe, the particular Portions or Monuments of the I' mad. The Views consist of a Delineation of the whole Coast of Phrygia from A ntandrcs in the Gulf of Adramyttium, to the Vale of Thym bra on the Hellespont. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No. '39, Paternoster.row ; and sold . by I White, Fleet-street • T. Payne, Mews Gate; %V. i . and I . Richardson, Royal change; and I. A. Arch, Gracechurch-street. August' 9, tBo . .TrrE PRINCIPAL 0 FFICR kS. -. 4;id - Ctsl7. 11. MISS lON Eris i-us NIAJESI*I"4 tirifirY k berg give Notice, that on THURSD4r, rite: 2.3kiwit. at One-a'1.1.-A, they will it; ia ;7-eat with siteb Persons ar may be -willing , to contra,' f r turpring she fallowing drtieler, to be dtlittiied at. the YarAagaimst.the same expretted, viz: • . HORNSBY and Co. • • - Orders by Lettei or-earner executed on the same terms as if present. m N• 11 . All Prizes, whether a z o l. o r a 20 , 000 1 . pa id on De and. IftJere to be delivoe,l. HORS!? MAME awd 1.• and OX and COIF TAIL 71.41R,iRrinford and Iflalviei!, for SEAR ENS'BEDS. PI NtGAR. - •.. " . - Dliford, • qamplet of the tfrfielet, with Firm: of the Tendert, ntay bt ten at this Ojrce. No Ten,:i f r will be reeeivid .'tfter Twelve o'Cloek •n the dio if Treaty , nor'any noticed, unless lig hay y, or on .4ent for Is/rn, attends. . - COMMISSARY - -d ENERAL's OFFICE, Great Gierge-itreet, Aug. so, tgo4. To rOACIIIII.4I,7SRS,' C P E NTH RS, awd IPIIE E MORE CAPITAL . PRIZES, LESS TICKEOrS.. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, Three Five Thousand Poilld Prizes, No Prize less than Twenty PoundS. riIHE tention of all ranks at .People are solicited to the ScheMe of the present GRAND STATE. LOTTERY, Which begins Drawing the tith of NEX MONTI-I, and contains a greeter pmportion of CAPITAL To the small Number of Tickets, than any . former Lottery. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Vat . of each. Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,000 are ,C6NOOO - 'poop 3 , 00 6 3 5,000 . 15000 8 - 6 . ',coo 6 o , ao ao i °43 4, 030 tno . a , OOO 4D - So • 2,000 'o,Sjo 23 . 131,100 Pan oi' 25,000 T ickets f - “0,0,0 hpitals to be determined as under: : First -drawn "I'il- . ..ez First Day 0 ,000 - - - , c.i,000. First.ticiwn 'Fidtut Seventh Day . - io tirs't,ilrawn Tick: Eighth Day - 2000 , 'First.ctriw n •Ti c k et Ninth Day - -- T ickets and Shares on 'Sale at ever s d Lottery Oilice. . ' y License PRESENT PRICE. Ticket -- - 17 IS 0 Quartet , . 9 s 0 I - - ,C• 2 7 2 413 o Sixteenth . t 3 6 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,• .By VERRAL and SON, At the Castle Taw,rn, fl•ighton. on Thursday .the 20th of September, iBo4, at Twelve o' Clock, A LL C.mmodious MAN. d completely Furnished, and smut elig;hly hi on command . I th ngNe %vest a View Stile thte the ST totN F. , ea, and known,by in BRIG trroisr, inr yllt' 4i 'the Name ot the LONDON 111 JUS •ntS The Premises comprise a large handsome Drawing.room, lireoklabt-parlont. five hest Bed-rooms. se. Viral good Garre.s, Servants' Hall. Kitchen, likeeper' Uncut.), excellent C e ll ars, and suitable Offices; nitse ; s e together With a Double Coach-house, a Four.stall Stable, • and a Pleasant Gaiden adjoining. The Premises and Furniture may be viewed two days p. Moos to the S.d r . t rum T en till TwOo'Clock, w i t h 'ricketres from Verr;ii aid Son. Authoneeis, CHM Lowes, of whom further pattio u i. r . 'nay be had. • TO' BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONT R A CT, AVERY 14:1.IGIBLE FREEI-10LI) ESTATE, sttuate7in the Pa.ish of Alveston. in the County of an t i within threemiies of Stratford upon Aeon, called CR() Fl"s I: A km, consisti n g of an excellent Farm Rouse, briek‘built and tiled, with . Barns. Staples, Cow-sheds, ' and oi her coisymences, in good repair, and about 39a Acres of Arahle Land,, ofa , convertible quality, surrounding and con.. %tts to the llonse, 'divided into proper sized I itelpsures, lon Acres of which is mat Turnip Land, and the residue a rml A djoi ni n gkise the Herbage ,of about 4 Acres ill a La ne the Farm. Est(iteis'subject to Land Tax, and also'to'the pay. I tnt of an invariable sum annually for 'ever, in lieu of anti is lett.t o , a respons ib le Tenant on a Lease, seven ear Cb lrsnt. which will he unexpir e d at Nlichaelmas next, at an ovable R e nt' Of soo t . • - • t a „„ h e Lease„contains Coienants for the management of the 'r at igreeably to the prevailing course of . goud husbandry tx l ,,, t ,''et,l on sintilar soils s in the neighbourhood, anti at the at a . '""ort of the Term No Acres nearest the HoUse, and so I,innre distant part of the Farm will: be.down in Pasture. th e 1 :e Buildings hive been ereCted 3o_years,,wheu about half to ut ,' 4 rro was 'noosed . ; the rentaining Inelosures are of a repair, older late . . 'rite .Fences all'over the . Parni are in. goixi tel a ide t is a qua:,tity of thriving'finOei Trees.in for Rix dr es s In shOrt, this is su desirable an Estate 1eti41; 3 "9, 1 ROA DS, pleasantnesS of 'SITUATIt , rN, It to of 110 ILLand couvenietke Of MARK LTS, assearcc. the o'el,'‘'ectied by any-in - the County of W . arwick ; and at k,.thoutliood'is gente4, the House, with a little ahem. of i;o'n'Atit made a corn fortahle Residence for a celttlentan eli►iblt. clo or spots might be seletleti about ;the Estate kl ' furth ll e 6 an r . e rran t. Mi Isaac Court,will spew the Estate, and fO r w Plrtieu lars, anti to trea t f or the Curchase; apply' to Yatt, At torney, Stratford on Avon, .W arwicki.hire: • , . - . I I KUM A ISMS. P31.4"' , an . Gouty AfFee, i , • lions w ith • j;u t .their soitconlitan4. Spasm, fly: v 0 t r ... ii 0 „,," 1 04;ioon, and ge_neralliebtli t ti y , 1 4-.4 suurce arc relieved . and frequen 'LLS. arta .SSENCE. ot . musTARD itu / Tory other means had failed. • 111 311) th o , , sti Nen ormesTAit I) (used with the '"°4 1 7(" I' l Ainfs where necessary), is perhaps the (:nelrAitrig,; ,it4tual Remedy in tile. wo r ld ' halt the tini v(re ,„ l ll l .'itAt t4l and is UI S ES. ill lest' 61" zit?: Other .I.i e n t o - 1 1 . 4 -- ," ( Y 1 taken by 0 p Kiel dock, Arquebusade, or y accident , it r Em brocation ; s*dit used immediately. k. ,15,preparvo and the part turning blac k. tollirtoonllntoos. zs.each box or b t tle .. , , , , by ec ol l No. tsi Csreel..stree , 0, -7.—...... „vo COoK,, . . , RHEUMATIC RILLS. • 4'l --R the Cure f. RH EUMATIC GOUT, kiisumAT , 0 . ;he fr om „,, i _ .1 ism,scutkvy,andevery c oil; .. ini ure state of the Blood, and obstruc 0 „ . I) i i s e e d rd i e ,e r r e s t i l ) s i i r n a g . siknt,,;lr.ePd.red by THOMAS COOK, hpl ip :, Or , the original Recipe 'front the Invert 51 , ,x 1.001( Lila F. 1 , in virtui. The se at Kr. the -re 111 s, during more than forty years. hav e conferred .06. t t or a , n . lii. %nest benefit on many thousands of afilidted Pel.'° af,' t.,!_,lt_veptor constantly using them on every opportu ni ty aion ,utsuelilitili an C24llSiVe practice, arid had the sate 4 1.. e ,i 1g clam , an his most sangu tr3* (1 4 ie 14(,).11S °ailing, tither frotn ;in envious inclination ine epeciation: char ,1, ,'"4 NI • edicinr, or utter ignorance of Pharmacy, asserted i,itial lity.;l:ctiry entered into its composition, the above "ri .° ltistice 1,, hi,_, and Proprietor -has though.: it necessary, I 1 i aitida. I,,i,'"' ,vreChtitle waist to the Public to make his so ant _ t it, ' a nd to declare it (loci N A c ol : ta i n, in any ibiln WhatielaVeTin, it"ltt,strillest particle of Nlercury. Itis in reality . so m ~hl,eratio.. as well as moot: cut in its composit i on, t ha t it I; '):,Die safely taken by pregnant women, and children, and ' ll OSe or II . 1 . 1 ...,, ic MOM delicate constitution. c link, 'wove-mentioned Pills are prepared and sold bg Thomas ~,. • No. 22 StihOlk 't C 1 • ~ . an t i y his ap ,1141,, -6 reet, talltig-CIOS4 , r.,,r ...lent, wholesale and rejail, by ti. Newbury, at the vor- L ile og sSt: Paul's Church- yard ; Howard and L vans, .1.,?n6- the i ll r ' nithtield ; .and bY all Venders of Patent Medicincs in 41,, 9ited Kingdom, in Boxes, price Ss. and gs. 6d. cacti ~...p iim udtd II . h . , ,• , Lign.. l "'" a ne are Cenitine but such 45 bear on the label the . 'glue "ThosnaeC k " oo . E This Day Was published, price 61. (Dedicated to Dr. Ha was). ASERMON nu the 11U the RELATIONS oft.hose who are in dangerous Illness, and the Hartatd of hasty Interments : preached at Ignea , ter, Imy 17, Iso3. '' Death may usurp on Nature many hours, • " And yet the tire of life kindle again .The olorprest spirits.". SHAKSPF kRZ. Printed for I'. Conder, ilucklersbury ; and . Simco, Warwid“street. " A numba of the fewish Nation at Ilamburgh have re. solved not to bury their dead before a lapse of three days, to _prevent the dre MN! consequences of premature burials, which are so generally prevalent among that people. As fhb Hamburgh Jews are, in matters of religion, under the Chief Rabbi at Altona,' they have required a confirinAtiou of this their resolution."—Times, Aug. 7, 1804. ECK BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHE-UMATISMS, are.Sce. Dr. STEERS's ()PUDE LDOC. TiON. —On' the Outside of the Wrap Per on each Bortle of the real Medicine a Sr imp is fixed. in which is Engraved " F..Newbcry, No. 45. St. Paul's;" and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with these Words. " Dr. Steers's Opadeldoc, prepared by E. Ne bery." All those which are sold witkout these Designations arc gross Counterfeits. The Public are requeSted to attend to this Caution. in con.. sequence of an linposition which has been practised by cer tam Venders of Medicine. who, under Cover ola Connexion in Trade with Mr. Newbery's'House, have not only sold in London, but, by travelling round the Country, have disse minated through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King dom. large quantities, of a spurious preparation of this Opo. deldoc in the Bills of Directions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing-cross, and Mr. Newbery, of St. Pioll's Church-yard, are ntade use of, in order the more completely to deceive unwary Purchasers. The geAuine Opodeldoe is prepared and sold by F. New bery and Sons, N0.,45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few Doors from Cheapsule, London, in Bottles, price as. 61 each, duty included ; antfsold,by their AppOintrrient. by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-)ard ; Bacon and La.. No. I so, and I. I ; 4ib l o ddi n o r g n , ; i N n. Tint. . 76 , txtortt-street ;. I. Wade; Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur.street ;I. Ward, :M :4 iddlew*, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough, High-Surer; and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. New berY. Bookseller, at the Corner of Ludgate-street. TO GENTLEMEN GOING TO WARM CLIMATES, and gEA- , ATHEIts, the tbllowlng Letter to submitted. To Mr.: DIXON, Apothecary, Chiltington, Susiex. SIR, I N consequence of sr cc rill voyages to the East Indies, I had co:waded a Bilious Complaint of such an alarm ing nature, as to.bc searctly able-:at times to pay attention to the duties of my ship; through the recommendation of a friend, [misled to make trial of your (Dixon's) Antibilious by the use of which for a short time, I mas, to my aStonish . mentOmrnediately relieved, and have been'flar a long while totally lice front ao) returns of Nausea, Yellowness of the Skin, Nervous and Sick tread-aelis, IleartbUrn, Giddi ness, and other corresponding Symptoms of Biliousness. The success oh your :remedy has induced .me to recommend it generally ; and my Brother in particular, third Officer of the Duke ot*-11 , loatrose Indianian, who laboured under a worse afilidion, it poss-ble, than myself, has been in like manner co` mpletely cured. Sir, your most obedient servant, • ROBERT LUCAS. : Graywnd, , . . , Chief Officer, lion. Fast India June 27, IS*, Company's Ship the Union. . DIXON'S Antibilions Pills are sold wholesale at .Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Corner....of*Paternostei-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, PortsmOuth ; Payne, Wills, Richards, Cookworthy, and Pittman;;All/mouth t Roche, H2xland, Congdon, Hawker, Plymouth Dock; Dadd, Gravesend t cßobberit and Harding, -Gosport ; Weston and Rickland, Portsmouth • Silver, Parnte, Nlargate ; Burgess. Ramsgate ; Wood, Ryall, and Harvey, Weymouth ; Shep pard, •Brown„ and Barry. Bristol ; ,Sharp„ ; Deal ; PindY. Folk'stone Neale, and Mitchell, Dover ; Creed and Brown, Kayersharn Scarborough ; Gregory and, Gil bert. Brighton; Rose ' •Sheerdess ; Harvey, Penzance ; ward, Cheltenhain .; Macdonald, Ut.tsgow I.Smith, Scott, and Hu, hind. Edinburgh ; Bull, Callwelf, and Dugdale, Dublin ; Walker, Falmouth ; Stains and Lyrich ' 'Manches ter ; C.ole,Gregson„ and Bowman, Liverp,uol ; Stevenson, Norwich.; Dale, Nottingham ; and by most took Sellers and Medicine Venders in'every. town in•the-Ilnited Kingdom, in Boxes at 6s. :mitt 25..9(1. each, with tlireetions.• signed G. ,Dixon. GENUINE CALCINED MAGNESIA. Prepared by Thomas - and William Henry, Chemists, King. street,.Alalichester, is sold whiole.ile and retail by them, anti by I. 101insorr, St Paul's Church.yard ; and retail by Bayley and Blew, in Cockspur-street, in bottles at as: 6d. or with ground stoppers at 4s, Stamp included; and bya . n Agent in principal Towns. With each bottle, which is signed by T. and %V. Henry, are given ample Diredions for its use. AL(..:INED MAGNESIA is highly beneficial in all diseases of the stomach and bowels, attended with acidity; and gives iininediate.reliel in the heart.lirn. The, effeas of intemperance in eating or drinkingare greatly relieved by it t . and it affords one of the mildest and most pleasant aperients especially to persons who, from a sedentary litb, or other causes, are under the habitual necessity of having re course to laxatives. To persons of a, bilious habit, it may be reCommended with peculiar.propriety ; and its virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm climates. Most of the corhplaints of children, in early infancy, and even at more advanced periods, are attended with acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great advantage over other absorbents; viz. that is both neutralizes the acid in the alimentary - canal, and carries it ofli- by acting as an effi cacious yet gentle purgative. The superiority of the Calcinfd over the Common Magnesia Alba, consists in its operatingni less than half the dose ; and in corroding acidity, without increasing, like the Comingn or Uwaleitied Magnesia, that flatulency which is generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion. In consequence of considerable improvements which they have lately Made in the manutatiure of . Calcined Magnesia, Messrs. T. and W. Ileitis; are enabled to otter to the Public their preparation of this Medicine, which has already been honoured with the approbation of some of the tlist Chemists and Physicians of the age, with increased confidence in its superior purity. 'Tire C Niagoesia, prepared by them, will be found to be pei teal) , deprived of air, tree Traits taste, smell, or other disagreeable property, and .without rough ness or grittiness to the touch or the palate.. 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The BOOK of TRADES; or; Library of the uieffil Arts; illustrated with 60 copper-plares, in three parts, price 3s. each part, e or cs. for each part, with the plates coloured: either part to be separately. • • 2. A VISIT to a FARM-110USE, with several beauti ful engraved plates, price 2s. 6d handsomely, half hound. 3. TARART's Colleaion of POPULAR STORIES, adorned with elegant plates, by eminent. artists, In three parts; price of each part 2s. 6dehandsomely bell-bound, or with the plates beautifully coloured, price 4s. each part : The first part contains-Whittington 'and his at the Children - in the Wo d ' Peronellit; Foxtunatus ; Griselda ; • the White Cat ; and Robin Hood. , The second part contains I.ittle Red Riding-hood; Toads and Diamonds; Blue neard ; Puss . in (toots ; the'Sleeping Beauty in the Wood; Cinderella ; Romet with the Tat ; Ilop-ol.my- Thumb; Beauty and thr Beast ; and Fortun7o. 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DL WILIAM 1456 Physician to the San rin Ambassador at tit; Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopmclia, Treatise on Regimen, &c. &c. te.e. approves mid recommends, to the immediate nook* of the Public at large (and those in partioular.who are going to the West Indies, Atnerica or any other part of the MAW*, that may be,. or have been subject to l'esttlential Disiyfe i ) the Retiiecly which 'is sold - the Proprietor's WAteii(Arse, No, 4-1,, ChAring.cross, London, to PSeVellt and Ctire• the 'Yellow Fever. The most positive ,testimonials..from . .profastional men, and other respe.;table persons may be seen in paihphlets, to be had;•gratit, at the VVarelioust, which not only prove, 14 theTtill:st manner, the efficacy of this. Reineily in that inost dreadful Malady the "Yellow Fever, hut alro thAt it is ail .easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of ilealth iii a la* The above invaluable Article is sold in Boxes, with'. NIA 'Direetions !sanctioned by Dr. Wi e it), in case ot .an at, -tack of any kind of Fever, at One*Guinea each, eattlicieut • fur one Person - for Twelve Months. . , WI lEN 'Professional Men of Ji tucatinn , iinci . Irtesrondbility deviate front the general Sysieirt by, the seleetio' , :i of a peculiar branch, the sauchon of tinued.success is the best criterion of superioritr. ,;; Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatrne , 't of Three Disonlers i and the successfuVres alt Of my plan gives niead,litional ardor to oppose, as. tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints Which are the most 4111)0133M in toe Catalogue of Ilmnan I nfirlillt Os. After initiation into every lirancli, - as an Army Surgeon, I f or med a wish at an early ,period. of PraCtice to rescue itv divichiali fro::, the ignorance of unedticateti• men, or, the equally dangerous precipitancy of general , Pra:liatiers. The• Three I)isorders, to the Cure of which, 1 have de. 'voted rhy-iutentiOn,-compriSe every species of V N REAL IN E ell()N, whether or a recent or . long du. ration: adly,' Ali" kin,ts of 'tlebility, whether Arising frorn the lianas of school h,,ys ' sir•the induitenees of 111113,11 t age: AA, tiat cleransr'ernent oft e system in vv•;.:' menwhich is called .3 Alt KENN ES S, or S"l't;ittl.lTV, Nutr.erous.Dnieives are the result ignorae, or )1 toe in thelreatmentor a simple Gonorrhea i and it nor on trequently happen* that the seeds of J.ite are pois , 4;ed the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. --41y:.a 'suverior me. thod such Complaints are easily cure'l ; and, even wtem others Hive fat cal, I'trust that I may presume to olfi:r 'a' radical re-est.ilisiiiitent. • FeW, however, are the cases of coinplieatt7il „dittrrs . N . ir, • this disorner, compared with the calamitous- situaaons• Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitakT -vice, or th,c prevalent gaictiei of fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence nit . .. Such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, Mut carefully conceais his misfortune, it may be somer•,r, lation for litin,to..lttiow, that Although it be an obje,h doubt or utkeriainti with "other Praditi,neti, the rimlovai of these Deficiencies by tile gradn'al prOress twit is the seq -V nt uireent of my li•aperien ce, sm. of ilaechus or enus bee began to redu,e. Manly v;sou!, tnuch anxiety will be ivrevetit by an early ~Coutiteir.t,- . :, lion of this languid State; ant in these cases, no ~ , e1 dill:I.:oily wilt occur... But where this I)eli,..leney has for years existed, a perseverance is indispensably . •eTii-,itc to roatve the i tiering Sparks vi Life, ami to re.,oontate the Constitotioco. !AAR kl El) WOMEN, Ileen disanoini zit in their expee4tions of a fanitiy, may he assured, t h,, ; most instincts, such deltas are rtble by Mt-'dical The se,:rvsy which is so esstritial to my • , ndertitrig; art a the q;: alinc toms wiliCli I hop.• presitinea to state, &qv. the basis of my pretensiots,zoid in voincidelice wttlY st ,:f t . this intimation is given, tnit Mr. lire; ina) be personailv, or by Lettcis (in closing a stnail Note), at to house, Na..zo, Arundel street, Strand, near •Temple 'far, s;..r• is on ran,..;! Ik'arq-srztv,t, lAAintning, anti the Nanw is oh both the ,V.lrs. • :. •.. `Martin ace,. Member of the Royal 4:ullrge of Surgecnr. ,r