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! Tom' , , zi 3( .....,*- . ~.. #4', 4 bA. . ~,,,, • ' .. r.. , I i....,- . ! l'.- A ,,..... ~... ~....6 t...e...... 1 , , , • •-• ill .. .._„.. - n A i • 4 .4 1 . . i . -. • • Tr -1 z 1 . 4 NU!elliEß 3720.) SATURDAY, AUGUST iB, 1804. FRICE SIXPi,;:I4Cr: • V A UXHA LL. Under the Patronageof His Royal Highness the PRINCE' of • WALES. • fI N MONDAY NEXT, wil+ohe a GRAND CALA, and Brilliant Display el FIRE-WORKS. Admission 3s. Farther particulars in the Bills or the Day. • ' OkICIWAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No: 44, Broad -street, Poidoii-square. WEEKLY BOARD, August . 14 , tlio4. r\ -RDEREDThat the Subscribers be ihformed, that - the' Statement of Evidence, written by the Phy sicians, is mealy for delivery, gratuitously, any Tuesday and Friday, frrin Eleven to Three o 'Cl oc k ; an d i t i s hoped no ollence will be given by its having.bcen fou tiOn nd th,div er the Copies only on PersOnal A pplica. necessary to Note. -,The design- of this Work (which is printed for Cu , shell and Martin, and sold by other Booksellers) is to en a bl e the Publi c to judge of the Cases published of Small Pox cc cutting after the Cow Pock. •. By, enter, WNI. SANCHO, Sec. . • LUNATIC ASYLUM, near EXETER. ----..- A T a GENERAL COURT of GOVERNORS, A .k.. held at the Castle of Exeter, the Ist of Augutit,..t...,.i, • Right ras.ss t rr, A Right Hon: Lord Clifford . Rev, Chancellor Nutc.. nh',* lii *J-tort I , rat .It 6 •. • lathes IV ',lite, Esq. Sir Lawrence 1 '4114,13aq: m.e. Rev. .fonas fermis Sir Alex Hamilton; Knr. - Rev. James Alimnitig • Junes 13uller, Esq.., M, L'', Rev; Timothy. filentick lohn baring, Eiq. ' . - pat t i c k, KuicaLi,. Fsq. ant. F. Milford, Esq.. V.P. John Williani` l'sq-. • Dr: Daniel •• • ' Robert' Russell', Esq. . . ,In th.Labsence of Ifis Grace the Doke of Bedford, .Presi dent, S. F. Milford, - take the Chair. , Esq. Vice-president was clesiiecl to It was Unanimously Resolved, That he be requested to t 1' suninion,. at a convent...lu time a General Court o f Clover 310iS, in order to proceed to th e Election of an Apothecary (who il in i.itiire tsresideinthe gotise, and to practise there only), in the room of Mr . lohusoo, Who has resignecl . .the• .tritoffice of Apothecary, bui coininues to be Surgeon to tile In utiow -,. % .... • • ' ' ' . . .. . . .... . . .. In consequence of the Preceding request, I do hereby ap- - . point j(;enc r .i 1 Court of Governors to be held, kir the pur , pose aforesaid, in the i•oarcl-ropto , ,of tike Asyluth, aa 1.1 -"r 6- 4y tike 4111 day of Septetriber nett', - afEleVen o'Clot k in the• Ill:6l'enocri. It is recommended .by tile „ CommitteP-1 ,, the t ° _, * erti;tl.l% . not to eil*e their Wites , 'or any Candid.kte tli:it }; ''''"l'd: tir who c under tOriy;, years of :age. * ;.'l'lle eraon eleaed will t he entitled to his 110,1 rd and Nlaintenance, a t! an Annoa.,Salary ot Eighty Pounds and to a he on.the nntisszeninftittilSai.trgeOfall.iiiePatiegt4exCept the poort.‘st class. • • , ,t• .. ...........:„...................___' `.,.'. S A M. F R Ea: MILFO R D , 'Vice- President. IMPROVEMENT of tire HARBOUR of BRISTOL. i''' *. . • TIMBER .. - !' ' . PERSONS willin 1 PITCH " g to , •• c•=ntratil 'for furnishi ng cordin IN-E TI ,Ml RE R. 'from Vortli Carolina,.ae- gto the dimensions at the foot are desired to send in ....troPpsiils, sealed up, to tile ii,itiSTOL DOCK COM r,AN Y's t )1: I. I e F., in 'Broad -street, Bristol, on or before.. the hour of ,l'welve at Noon, o f the "rweittietli- Day of Au.. .. • gust instant,- socei4iiT the Price per Ton at which the same *ill be deli vere d at Bristol, aiitt the earlie s t times - of funiiili.;' ies•the,Saine. . . .. , GEORGE. AV rnn HALL, ~ Clerks to the .'.... .• 101iN OSBORNE, S p oc k c orniniy., . 'l- - .otmE RICA N PITCH .P 1 N 8 wanted for the Bri sto l D ocks. Inches. Inches, 4 Pieces .18 hy. to ~ and . 17 . Feet long, 4. ditto 17 by . 17 ..--- ,37 Feet lo ng . , . 6 , - ditto 18 by 19. ...-.... '3. i , I , 6et lot,. i . ..• • 6 .ditto 17 by 17 ----= 3-5 Feet long. . • 4. ditto 16 by 17 . 1 -.... 37 Feet ditto i lon ',: - _ • 7 '; - '4= ditto s. by 'is , —..-• 37 Feet lun g. - 4 bby t 7 --- 33 Feet long. 4 ditto rs by. Is - --- 33 .Feet long. 12 . ditto 16 by. 17. --- 3,1 Feet long-. . , .. 12. ditto is by t s .-- 30. 114 ditto 24 by . - IS ---- , 26' 'Fier long. ditto 'lt b y lcing, ~ . . i 63 (firth 16 by i 4. --"----• 52 Feet long.* 3°° d i t l °. 1 4 bY- rte !!---- 42 •Feet Long. , 76 ditto'. 14 ' by 14 ~,....... 44 Feet long., . rzo ditto 14 ' by' 1 4 —4o Feet long. • ~ ~. 6 6 ditto 14 by ;4 ----- 3,5 Feet long. . _ .Lile above Timber, niaking about *Goo 'Cubic Feet, is' required to be straight, sound, and die-squire, and free from, 44 P. • • .. • to rs ~,; . It h av i ng b een re p resented to the 13oani of Duce ot T i tink _" 4 t there will be difficulty in procuring so many pieces, ittibs t 't t V itry-two F e e t in length, they have determined to tp ro jleitylte,,lottbie the ouinbee o f pi eces 3e Feet in length, and, AugBth - e i 4 it Pmils on catch last Mentioned lengthS. w,: • ".4. TAI3A• • TO SCHOOLS. -, • ltT and Co. of the juvenile and School... Rto't LibrAry, No. ‘57, New Bond-street, have Opened a like hr L i ; E k 130 0 K, in. - which theyentel, free at 'expellee, or T R '' ,, ,,V,S of .SCHOOLS, WANTING, ASSISTANTS re ''' FI V.RS,' and the Names. of. AsSistants or-Teachers • (jolting Situationa , . ......II Conirrtunie,a.oti,osiemirttmbeLnica'Ate'rfrAeeeofilrLt.fl'Eseen.kif re I,.,,uAti_T and' t" u:l u ut ted. and. Orders executed on the krwest Terms', on the 'on.. Usua l credit for Books and Stationary of every desc ription. ... ------ ---, It 4 11 i y .. ---....---,.....____. ~ `''‘ ll, CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TicKETs. l'llree • Tw entY 'fhousand round Prize 4 Three en Thottsand Potuid' Prizes, . ' ? s ' l liree I , ive Thousand Lou,d Prizes, • . THE il Pri ! l 'F les s than TWenty Pounds. to r , tr ntion of all' iatilcs 01 , People are solicited he S cliemq.iif the CI ft, Aid is present Which be g i n , b r ; '7,. ,, STA T 1.. I.()TT F. RV, , _. --"g "le 2 4th of N=EXl'. MONI 11, art, cunt • ' :, 11 h a greater, proportion of the small Numb- " - TA!. PR•IZES - 1 ,,,` 'et TiLkets, than any former Lottery. ~0„ of p ,. Zes P, SClltiviE . , i i .. 3 o f N 4 r " °teach. - Total Value. 3' +. 2 : 3 socyo , are - ,C 63 , 000 3 '• toor K ,', -' _ 35,000 • ~ . fi . s• 6 ?*:' .- ' l l i c4 " g •" • I,coo - ' O3O - - , +m 4 O 20 " , pe. Zoo . . ' 2 ,° 00 6,55: ' . ''' - - So - 2,000 .....„„,...' Par.s.o7°4lTiCkets • ' k---. 5090 " .• - pir3t.dravv,l,*ls:apitals to be determined as undv•i, First. n' . I Jeket First Day , •.:' - • ,C. 1,000 icket Seventh Day - - 10.00 0 ' • P Fi r ,.: t j d i__w:t!'Fieet Eighth Day - 20', {, Tickets urawo 1 it met Ninth Day - ~. soca • If 4 ....t, and Shares oh Sale •t ' L' - sod-Lottery vg e. 4 every ic...n -. I! ESTNT 'pßrc _E. , -- - . Ticket 4 r 7 is 0 ~ 0 dal[' - • - C. 9 $ t) I t iglith - - Z' 2 ., I ' 6 t2 "" t er . • - 4t3 0 I:Sixtecittit - • .,..--, ...____ — li t TO 131:: SOLD RV AUCTION. ltt. Ale latter end of September or begiiiiihig in 'Lot artless previously, tlispu‘t.it of by Private Contra t (o! wlitelt due notke will be given), - ' . of (Jacket ne , ALL that Nrtiti4tile ,trill well known ESTATE V% s. --ii. tidied Tti okN.vt L I, E ROYA L; in theAVe§i'Ridi t:fl3,4t the eotinty itt wrk rand ako 311 amt. Viltythl_46" C ,i/11/ 4 . 0 . 1 te 4t Coold: iti the P.irrsh or SoJirlt, in the st , itfCtii i i . l ier with the great fit buloiti;ing thereto.' 1.1.1 e. 'isii; t t 41'1414 pal ticulars of4hmsaid , {: ', stitte, , will be Iti vc " tr,,.ore Advertisements. . ' . 6.1, 4 - .and utitioler paticulars, in the mean time, tray —-- ' . ittltt,Ti Iltite-V-stat'e .seen h) applteation to l‘lelises.' ilsitY.4..-', Ati t..ol.l3stari, Sokettors, Linclns- Intl, .New,square;i of ,Iff ) '4lliPhi).‘ctkircenti4,l' nui,kl.4l, iteat:ll-ortivillel-141-4'. , • e.:` '' ASTLEY's, Under the Patronage of I'heit Royal Highnesses the Prince . of Waies and riuke of York; ONrIN.MONDAY.N - 8X - T, icug. 20, will be pre.. . seated, for the flist-tiate, a Comic Entertainment of Music.and Dancing, called • =BAD CUSTOMERS; Or, WHO PAYS THE PIPER? Immediately after NOhich, for the first time, an entirely new Pantomitne, With .most extensive and uncommon Afedia- Meal Changes, Magical Deceptions, &c, called THE 'ENCHANTED HALL ; Or, THE PARTHIAN HARLEQUIN. Principal Charaeiers. • Arsacidx (afterwards Harlequin); Mr. TAYLOR ; • Pantaloon, Mr. DUBOIS ; • Grotesque Lover, 'Mr. RuBERTS ; And Clown, Mr LAURENT, Magena (Enchantress of Casbin), Mrs. WALL ACK ; Spirant (a good Genii), Miss DU r•oll R (from the Theatre Royal, Drurp..lane, her first appearance); Captain Dash, with a Song, Miss FISHER; • , • And Zettobia, Mrs. WVI3RO W. Zenobia's Nymphs,. Magena's Train, Gl ea ners, Grocer, Di stiller, image Merchant, Optician, Optician's Man, Boat. men, Country Lads and Lasses, Reapers, Attendants, dErial Sprites, &c. &c. In vile course of the. Pantomime. will be displayed, a variety of newi Scenery, of which the followink, is moat staking: ,7.l.4 o ;erta's Saloon '- or Pleasure —The Enchanted • ',Hall A Parthian Landscape—A Sea Viem: atut distant Country in Parthia— Inside of a Grocer's Shop—The Cottage of Safety Ufa Dist; l ler'S Shop—Rural Viet* anti Magic May-Pole—An Optician's Laboratory—Corn-tieldi "and animated Wheat-sheaf —The Chamber. of Wonders—Tile Cave of Despair and Mystic Wood—anj, lastly, An sisti Temple. The 'whole of the Scenery designed by Mr. Grieve, and exe cuted by him, Messrs. Smith, Clark, Mortram, Cox, Marchbanks, and Assistants. ' The Dresses designed by Mr. Roberts, and executed by Mr. IVilliains, Mr. bishop, Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Redman, &c. •Tte Properties, &c. by • Messrs. Br:AweII; Smith, Perez, &c.I The Scenery and Machinery, by Messr. Honour and ;ones. And the Music, with a grand*Overture, by Mr. I.4wrence. The Pantomilne written, and the Netantorphoses invented, by Mr. BRA DWE U. ; and produced' tinitei the Superin— , tendance of Mr. AST L EY, )um.. • . In the course of the Evening, an entirely new Song, written ' and composed by Mr. Cecil Pitt, to be sung by Mr. JO. lIA.N NOT, called " A Drop in yoUr Eye." Inthe course of the Evening, Mr. RICHER will go through. Ins inimitabie Dancing on the TIGHT ROPE,'bcing the last Night.but tive - or his twelve Nights F.ngagernent. • 'EQUES TRIAN. i EXERCISE. by Messrs. jEFFRIES .and PORTER. The whore tocOncrinle with, by particular Desire, and for six Nights only, the Historical. National Spectacle, writ ten by Mr. Upton, called = • 1588 or, 'THE SPANISH ARMADA. In which will be introduced, for the first . nine Nlrs..W BROW'S BROAD SWO D HORNPIPE. to conclude with an exaet Representation of the .• • TWO FLEETS INACTION. Doors tote opened at Half-pint Mye, to begin at Half. `past Six &Clock. • • Boxes 45, Second Price as.—Pit as. Second Price is.-- • Gallery is. Second Price 6d. • Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, 'at the BoX.;offlee , Westminster-Bridge, finin Tea till.Thrce o'Clock. ROYAL CIRCUS. The Pnbti c . a re mos t respectfully informed, - that the new Gr an d Se otc l i S pec t ac l e , having been honoured with universal Applause by.a.brilliant and , overfiotving Audi ence, it will he repeated this and every livening, till fur ther Notice. • mlifs EVENING will be presented a Grand Display of HORSEMANSHIP. And wilt be performed (3d titne).itn entire new Scotch Ballet of AOion, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called . •MYSIEItiLS OF THE NORTH; • : Or, THE'.'MAID OF LOCHLLN... ~.., Previous to which (3sth and last time), a Comie.Danee, ..... ._ • called A TALE ,014' A TUB • • Or, GLIILLEAUME E r SUSETTE. To conclude with (32d time). an entire new Comic Panto mime, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dres,,e, and Decorations, called -. PEDLAR% ACRE; Or, HARLEQUIN MUNDICA:NT. - _ Siffleur (in which Character he will, in wilbtling, attempt a variety O new and tnelQiiioUS Cadences) ). air. CU E - TOIL - OCT The Public are respectfully informed, on Mow- 13 Y next la new Comic Dance will be produced for the firer time. :Doors to be opened at halt past Five, to begin at half past Six o'clock. • Box 43.. 'Second Price -25.—Pit zs, • Second Price 15. — Gallery is. Second Price 6d. To NO BLE MEN,,G ENTLEMEN, or Persons of Charac ter not engaged in Business. T O BE SOLD, to One, Two, or more Persons, THgEE SHARES, for TWO THOUSAND POUNDS EACH, in an established, honourable, and highly respeelable Concern, uf great unumitude, that will bear.the most minute investigation, and that will reulize an immense anti rapid-torttinc, without the fear of future risk, and with out trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take any aztive part, ,or appear Personally in business.—References will be required and givett • Letters, With ieal Name and Place of Abode. direeled (pos : t,paitl), to H. Howard, Esq: at Antierton's Coffee-House, leet-strect, will be attended to. pHE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA J DEDS, and CP* 11t BEDS, with very 'considerable mprovements, by . 'MORGAN and SANDERS, inventors of their much admired IMPERIAL. DINING TABLES, aria Portable elisiral and Manufaclurers in general of Me (let% Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture: A vary large Stock if every Article. imthe,above branches, is always ready for inspe4lion, for the furnishing Houses complete, in the FirSt Style of Fashion, and Warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. Elegant_ Four-post Beds and Beading complete, with new Lksigned' Window Curtains, Patent Musquitb Net Beds, par ticularly portable for all Foreign Climates, by. Morgan and Sanders; Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Manufaeltt rers,,No. 16 and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. Please to ob serve NO: t() and 57 has no connexion whateVer with any other Warehouse in London. • A rmy. antl.Navy. Equipage of every description, on improved • Principles, very portable. . _ For Weal: 311(1 . 14 . 171 , :ed ittbitS, 'Dr. AUSTIN'S CEIALYBEA - rE PILLS. THIS Preparatiot, iiivented by the late celeo brared.7'4s9cian, whose Narno it bears, is found sti.. perior to all other Tonic arid Restorative Medicine - s r ; being so chemically "coniblhed, as' ;o retain all the - atliVe Powers of Steel, freed front its heating Quality, arid to 'sit easy upon theino6t delicate S1.014a(111. .TllC$O Pjlis are reeoinmerated to those Persons whose Frames have Irxh debilitated by Het Climates, intemperance, or hny,other Cause ;.; aid they are.partiCularty calculated lot Females at that ftrn period or Life.,wilen C,,tistitutiop is often defedive, eithero llabits too sedentary-, or from ttant'of tone` in the-System,' indtitint Languor, SallOwness l'alpp of tho.Kooesot e.• and for alt Ner vont and Hypochondriacal - _ Sold* v. Xis Ali Y:L it& S atihe only Wpithouse for Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's eh - web-yard, London, mica 4i.. a Box, Dtity alsl, by I. Wade, ()IA 130okt-sue...l ; Bacon and Cii..and Pi.iding„ Oxfoid street ; . 13ayty and Co. Cotitspur-sweet ; r. Ward, Ilalbor , ; 7.4"lnti, Royal' Exchange ;.W. .I,lbritnigh ; and I. Haarrisy cttner - ot LudtAe-streo. . MR. SIDDONS's NOVEL. • Thisilly was published, •. _ In Three Volumes, price 135.6 d.. in bpards, VIRTUOUS POVERTY.-A Nord. - • - HENRY SIDDONS, - Escj: Of the Theatre.Royal, Covent-Carden. ' Printed for Richard Phillips, No. - 7t, St, Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all'Booksellers. The ENGLI,SIT MILITARY 11•IISSION into TURKEY, • ••tY RI A and"E Yll.*: ' This Day were published, . . In One large Volume, Quarto, Price Two Guineas and a -Half, in boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engravings, from Original Drawings taken on the Spot, ,pRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA MINOR, 1. SYRIA, and across . the Desert into EGYPT, during. the Years 1799, 'Sao, and tSor, in Company with the Turkish Army and the British Military 141ission, which was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General Koehlet; containing. Details of the Proceeilingi and Operations of the Turkish Army,uncler the Command of the Grand Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Ac. counts of the present State : of those Patts of the Turkish . Empire "trl•which are annexed, a Meteorological Journal, and Ob. servations on the Plague, and on the Dit:eases of the Turks. By WILL lANI WlrrillAN, M. • • Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the Mi4sion, and upw"ards oftwo yeari Physician to the Grand Vizier and the princi pal Officers of the Turkish Army. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Churclf-yarti; JOHN WILKES. In the Press, and speedily will be ebohlishect, in four Or Eva elegant Volurms, Post Otiavo, with sever.il Engravings, THE LIFE ,and ORIGINAL CORRESPON. DENCE of JOHN WILK.ES, Itqpnsentative of the Borough of Aylesbury in two Parliaments, and Knight of the Shire tor Middlesex in four Parliaments. The LIFE is drawn up from Original Documents, by John Almon. The CORRESPONDENCE, and his other unpubliherl ,Papers; which have been committed to the superintendence ,of Mr. Almon, by Mr. Wilkcs's Surviving Family and 'Friends; comist chiefly of T. H ` ►s Correspondence, with Miss Wilkes, from 63 to So. 2. His Travels in Italy. 3. His Notes on Churchill. 4. His Correspondence with Mr.. Cote:7, from 1763 to 1766. '5. , His Correspondence with Mr. Almon, from t7t•:l to r 768. 6. His Correspondence with the various othetbranehes of This family, viz. his daughter Harriet; his son John; arid his brothersJsrael and Heaton. 7. His Miscellaneous Correspondence with almost every .! Eminent Person, who has nourished within the last Forty 'Years. . _ 8. His giscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose, never be. • <fore published. -Pnnted for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. PAIN . church. : yards. by whom Communications for Mr. Almon, seat free of postage, Will be received. • • And by whom has lately been published, T. The ',Err E RS and other Genuine IVO It KS of LADY <MARY WORTLEY NIONTAGU, published by her Gran d, :son the Marquis of Bute, in five elegant Volumes, price al, ,or in five small Volumes, price 255. in boards. a. 'The LIFE and entire CORRESPONDENCE of SA. MU RICHARDSON, published by his Grand-children, .and 'edited by Mrs. Bifbatild, in six elegant Volumes,. price 455. in hoards.- < • ' 3. The LIFE of GENERAL' WASHINGTON, drawn up frovi his Original - Papers, and published by his Nephew, the lion. Bushrod Washington, Vol. I. and 11. ' price 11. its. 6d. each, in Q,,,uarto, or los: 6d. each, in Octavo. .. . . WATERING AND. S SA-DATIIMG PLACES. With Sixty Maps and Views. • . This Day was published, price 12 s. in boards, or las. 6d. bound in red, illustrated with one, two, an d three Views of all the principal Places, with a Plan ()leach Place and its Environs, and with other appropriate Maps, AGUIDE to all tke WATERING and SEA. BATHING PLACES, for iS4,_ including the usual Tour in Wales, and a concise Description of the Lakes of Cumberland. ' . . By the EDITOR ivf the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work contains every species of useful and circumstan tial Information relative to the -present state of the follow ing Places, and their respedive Neighbourhoods, adapted to the use of- Visitors and occasional Residents; Aberyst with Little Hampton B ath " - Lyme Regis Bognor Lyinington larighton Malvern ! .. Bristol Hot-Wells, tc. , Margate Broadstairs Matlock . • Buxton . 'Ranisgate . Cheltenham . ' Scarborough - Cromer Southend Da wlislt Southampton - East Bourne - Swansea Exmouth ! ' ! Teigninouth '. . • Yowey. ' ! Trilby - ..„ . Harrowgate ! Tunbridge . Hastings .. Weymouth Ilfracombe ' ' Worthing Isle of Wight Yarmouth With an Itinerary of all the usual Routes and Post Roads frOm London, and an Appendix contaiiiiii4 Medical Observa. tions on Sea-bathing, and on the Uses and Properties of the various I'vlineral Wafers. . ' Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's. Church : yard, and to be had of the Booksellers at all the Watering and Sea-bathing Places. . . RE.PUBLICATION of DR. MAYOR'S. UNIVERSAL HISTORY, in Monthly Volumes. o n Monday, OttiOber be published, price 3s. gd. in 'un's, or 4s. in Morocco backs AVM lettered, Or, on fine and log Paper, price ss. inboards, or as. 6d. half-bound in Morocco, THE FIRST VOLUME' (A Volume to be published on the First Day of every Month, till the Nina volumes of the Ancient parr, and the' Sixteen Volumes of the Modern part, .are coMpleted) of fUNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancieot and Mn. ` derv, - cu,np!ehending a General View of the Transac tions of everY,Nanou, Kingdom, and Empire on the Globe,' from the earliest Accounts of Time' to the General Peace of Oka, to be completed in Twenty-five Volumes. ,By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley. in Berkshire, CliaoLiin to the Earl of Moira, Author oldie British Ne:ios, are. tee. The Englistv Language has hitherto been without any com plete and popular View of Universal History.. i t will be im mediately confessed by every competent lodge, that Bos.oret ii `at Once too short and unsatisfactory that Voltaire is too gay nod desultory ; anti that the great English Universal His. tury is rather to. be c:msoltod like a Oudiutiary than 10 be perused as ah Analysis of the subject to which it 'Nimes. What thesd Writers have not chine, has been attctttpted by the Authoroftha present Work. Ilchas been A:lit:nous to avoid the eXtretnes of Prolixity and 'Brevity ;' tOhe &unlock, pleas . - ing, , and comprehensive, This Work has,,therefore, proved a valuable Acquisition to Young i'v.rsots to Public Schools, to Ladies, to Circulating .Libraries, a n d,i in f,eiteral, .to all Pe - soris' whodd nut make Literature the sole . business of their lives, SIM - tot whom' the Universal, History, in Sixty-six large Volumes, is either too volumihousur iocrexpensive. rinteti for IZitharil Chillips, - No, 71, Si. 'PACs Church yard; anti-robe Wad, Month by rp,*mili, aspuiotisited, of all Booksellers in the British Dominions. N. 13. Those Persons who may chose to purchase the - entire Virtrik; without wilting tbr the Monthly' Publication, a re informed, that the two Editions mar' b;Alact'ol . 'll 13 " k ", sellers, done up ili three kinds of at the tbllowing pH.:Ts• : 04mnott Pape' , . in boards r- ,CI. 4 1 3 6 Irmo, Ditto h.ilf hound , -5 , 0 °. Ditto, Ditto - calf gilts 15 6 f utter and latge;Paperih boat!" . a Ditto Ditto halt. bound •:6 . 16 6 Ditto Ditto 7 to • • rtcfuALCittO . • , , „ „ TAtigwil 7, 1844. ) ISSN . A 7 Ekitiv VICTU.ILI. I .VG His Ardi,yrorn", N..IP)• do herety give Notice, that ott Widnesde , the til.4 of Septenihis next, they will be ready . to I•ertive Tenders :in writing (scaled up), a'td treat with sorb Pr , OW 44 will underta4e to. nippij , all slechQoantitier DRRB tifß 4`, IPA RIVIC K'S HIR E, and GLOUCL is E. R. SHIRE CHEESE ) op CHEESE of equal go,d9terr and of ROSE CORK7SecOnd,..) Burrgß, or 4RITIS If BUT.rEg. ofep,2lgaq.bseir, as ;ball be i'equired f:,;r lii: ling Service from that "clay to the 3314 of Septenthey , 01,? 5, hick. rive. To be delivered, from time to time as demandd, into the Yin. flea:llll4'g Stores at Deptford, Po, ttnweith, and tyymontb, at the C9otraelor's expenet ; to be warranted to keep and sound fir Me space cf :ix montbr from the resieEliveperidd. dlive)) , ; and to 6r paid fit by Bills, payable, •with interest, nl7:ety lays after dart The Condition of Ike Contra RI may 6 c teen at t&. Secrrt.ory's Oita, at this Offi're or ty arpf,!ying to Itte. .741. erita2r , o4. Duntterville, t.lr Agent Jor eirlaaltiv, at .cork. No regard will b. hal to any Tender low u.;:ie6 the; P;lre sb ill lei he v •llterted at legtrth, ortbat :Ga ll not be delive?ri to :br,lbati before are. o'Cl.,ch on the said iVein , sdaytbe 1316 ' Septenilar, nor unieJs the' Person lobo on'aket thr render, or ante Prrton on kbalf, attend:, to answer, tuber? called .pr, RilSr INDM HOUSE; Atao.r: cs, FrHt- C)I7,IIITTEE of SU!' I' I ) :VG qf the UtiriEb COMPANY of Mii.tieliANrc of ENG. LAND, tradiv to the r.rst boiler; ib herOy give That the Cwirwilfer will ke rta<ty receive Proporals, in Jr/tiling, .±eahki up, 0, or fg.,l .esdy thr zyth /.'opt nal) Perim wbo may be willivet, ampgy the Compaly stilib COPPER,. Awl that the Criditbits u 1 the Contea.9 be sect:, too?: at. ro *AP. yam.: Cigga9, Clerk to the said Cons nitfre, -with w.bom ti.fre rollers must be brfi;•e ,rtitave Cl.ck Mon, on tie 14142,91 b Igst4vt, bey , nl -which hour the townit:et -will Not receive a , i) , Ted.ier. B. CROSBY snd Co. , . Stationer's-court ; Ludgate-street, 'a EC leave to inform q....iitlemt.n‘and A rtific9.4, 1.3 employed in Building, that they hav , this Day (191). fished a Second Edition of their R's 'NE W It 1C g BOOK, with considerable additions ; correetei isti 1364, price p. and assures them it is' the Nmiteat, moit Complete, and the Corretiest Work of thg kind evi-e pre.,:elit ed to the Ptiblie; and feel it their duty' to cautiol them' against ii ith i l i s ti 1 E 11 1, 1 1 1 E1 )g ia s n l y l4 , vert t Editions he li:it'stsiDinitllta; dosys, the various prices of Paper and Paper fina..:ing, the Method of Making - Cements for Furnaces :hid Water Works ;. and also the names and r.:sidences of tbc lli,trid Surves.ors. BesideS the usual 'Tables, are added the various Pricesof Li.. boor atiti Materials, with .Instructions for Piiiehasing . ; anti. an Engraved Plan of a 'inird-rate tinuse; AbstraEt of thi Building Aet, ike By JOHN Pill LIAPS. (Author of, the History of lnt.ntd N)vigation), - Assisted by other Eminent Builders and Surveyors. ABERCROMBI.E I S GARDENERS' POCKET JOUR.: NAL. This Day was published, price is. 6d. TIDE GARDr.NERS' POCK.ET lOURNTAT, • Daily Assistant in the Motlern . Prai)iee Of . Vrryl:ili Gardening, in a'coneise ninthly Display of All the practic,tt Works of General Gardening throtighout the formkg, a complete Remernbrancer and journal of the S.isons, kind Methods of Sowing, Plantin.z, l'ropagating and various Productions of the Kitchen, Fruit . , and Flowei Car.. den, Shrubbery, PlantatiOns, Pleasure-v,rondi, Niirsery, G reen ,t 7 „ ti .m, i m g i Hot . louse, Hot-beds, and Foreirig , ..hop se with the Cultnre of the, mspeetive PlAnts,, Tt. es tc , Anc t Register of an, the neeesiary Works in• the pra,qic - ,:il Nt4 pgke, M4ll t plow 64Ttiet), ics : in every Month of the_ year. • _ _ • tVith Lists of the Plants, Trces,. Shruhs t Flowers; and Fruits and of the G and Hot-house Plants, Eighth Edition, coTrected vervinuch Unproved, Hy. lOHN ALERCROMRIE, Author of " tvt;ry Wan his own Gardener." .„. . . London : I' rintcd for 11.. Crosby and Co. StationeW.court, PateillOster- row, BEDrOItI)SHIRF., near WOBURN-AUDEY, T 4) BE SOLD I3Nr AUCTION, By Mr. 'ITIONI AS TIMES, At the Goat inn, in. Woburn, onXriday the 7t.,1a day of Sep..• tember, at Twelve o'Clock, A NEAT DWELLING. I !OUSE ; 'forrnirtg a desirable Itesiden,:e tor small g-nteel plea santly situated within a Shrubbery and Garden Ground, at Eversholt, near the Dike of Bedford's Park; containing Hall, two Parlours, a handsome Drawing-room, - four Fled rooms, two Closets, I wotarrets, a Kitchen, Cellar, &C. w i t h a (latched Wash-house, Barn, Coach-house, Stade, Wontl.lioitsi, and other Corivelticncs. The Griunds comprise shunt i Acre,- part of which is Freteholdi the remaimLir is equal to Freehold, being held far n Term, of which nearly Soo years are unexpired, al a litllflt— nat Rent. Mr. lames Smith, Bricklayer, At Eversholt, show the Premises, of whom further Particulars may be hint, also of the AU4'tioneer, at Hitchin, and at the offices ut" Messrs. Holton,-Savage, and Spike, in V I I emple„ . ',TO THE LADIES. Aa time When hearty constitutes 1 1 ) mast T prominent reature.iii the Ilritihh Court, which has obtained universal admiration, every exertion slum certainly be made to preserve that estimation which has hvili so justly acquired, , and, if possible, to add an additional hit I iancy to it. SUPER Fl,tit)US HAIRS hitve ever been consitlei uric of the greatest htentisties in a Female Fat.e, and various pre.. pirations . tor the removal of them have been appiatti AV It.()YALCONIPUSI - 110N, , 0 venally esteemed Itt the Ctairt of. France, at th; tittle it 3 greatest splendour ',and first- prepared tin their late bet , utitul Qaett)., is carne,tly rec , ,,oineurted- to the 1..n.1ks of thiS 'Country, tor eirectaallt Stt2e)to•ots Han, fruit's the Face, Ann., v , ...thout causing tire ti , lph,sant sens , t i ot i th e sk it' , by I l k ; „ippitcation, , Its.conwi evwl„. , ,try more - clear :Ind delitm:, and con,4,tv„lteittly the Coutp - a,ut:on, .is essentially itnpro‘,l, it is:tA,.; Packets at cs. 6d; and 3s, each, Wit. dvsalc and Retail, by.,llerry,.G Soho ; Tid,b orne ,,,strebt ; Gatti , : and I.ea, • No. 52, New Itow.i. street - • ' Davison and Son, N0, , 59, .Fieet.stleet ; Shaw and Etiwardp , , St., Fatrl's chinch •yard ; Warren ;aid. Rosser, ski tiiier _ a j wct , geow hill ; Cryer, No. 68, Cbrnhill ry, 'ravist4ck.-street ;, _Newton, No. 1%6, Russell-sitter, BlQams+ - 4utY ; Withors, No. 7.:t9, Strttid; and .11 , ..uipary, ; ; .dt.o .by Levnoltis t . . Waritat and Rosser, and Viner, It a ; BriOnits ;' ;.Burges?t, and Scitt-' , 1k1 .. •' Cite ttl►lltltt; 1. att,sCArhwoiriili ; lit;iYl i sinYt tirVo , d4r: Spet.:e, atutSmitn, ; I),u , sott, :nd Miss. shill * , Liver/166r; .B,:,htingates, Stud:, - bury ;-Piptr„,zuM Tr,rwni 4 _Ft . iitu.., Litaittreld ;, SJi {SOO. ry ; Harvey, Stint batupt'Nt , sti4i-Partstuotutt l'•!rts4.l Srui.e ,f Crvc; , 1 1 , 1elavattx, Vitt-tisur ; i)bbli tt atl , l „,, vy a Pt.-rSint its Oen . ' p-rincitial Town In the United. X.ingttotn.