The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

r~ „.„.., i t„....r.„ ...,.......... , Lit.i.,, rT,4; 4' s , '. r- "'” -4 1, it ii tkV Te - ,•1 -4, * sq, Rk kt*,` 4 l! rft ip 1 3; tt ii NU,M;_;ER 3710.) TUEsp A AUGUST 7 1804. f PAIGE SIXPE HCI VAUXI4AI.L. Under the Patronageof His Royal Highness the PRINCE of ' WM:ES. _ _ . . . . KOTZEBUE IN PARIS - . This Day was published. in Three !laid; nie; Vnluslies, tonsil . 0:-.1.4 . v.0,_yrice 13s. lA. in boaLls.-Liitiiiiilly trallS• PICTUALUNC To the INDFPENDENT FREI:MOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. . • eflqua 4, 1894. THE COMMISSIONERS fcr VICTUALLING tits itivESTY's NI I 1"1" do hereby gitit; Yaks, Tbut on Friday next, the lath initaq, they Iv& be real , to receive Tenders i,t writing (ieared stp), and (rear for fIUN -13RE6 ayd 7 1 91 K rY TONS. N uhvg o,4plgAL to be de/ism : ad in the spare of Three •WeL iota the ririny Stems in "St. Csi:berime's ; and to be paid :for 4111 s p.ipsje,, with interest, -91 dip after . itite. GENTLEMEN, f rHE issue of this . Day's Poll must have ems_ vinced you, that it was not without reason that I callA upon you for your most strenuous 'and unremitting exertioos I opposing a man who had FLIWI'd IY•ColltriVtd to render his means adequate to the end which he had detetiniiical to ac complish. Deeply impressed with a conviction of this fad; and having all the atrocious circumstances of the last Elec- I tion constantly in iiesv, I have not, fora moment, relaxed in my own ettbrts: hut on you, Gentlemen, and you alone, must I rely fur success. Bred in principles which make me regard dishonourable ads svith• disdain. and ptrjury with horror, 1 cannot disgrace you or myself by having recourse to either. - • flaying ever considered rebels and traitors as, qieds not only of execration but of punishment, I can neither expel, I nor would receive support front those who have loudly proi. fessed a congeniality of soul and sentiment with such "charac ters, and who hove openly afforded them countenance and protection. As little can I hope to derive assistance from I those who encourage, by their language and their conduel, the dreadful crime of mutiny, or from such as think there is nothing in the Country worth defending- hly Adversary has been loud in his clamour against false- hood, but has not made a single attempt to repel fads ; and notwithstanding his assertions, those fads - will be TenT3mbvr ed long a f ter his fictions have been forgotten. As to wicked hirelingis," " nefarious practices," and " tyrannical loflu. once," with whi c h he p.rofesses, and I believe most truly, to - Si) c onversant, you ai.d the public "will !Ave ample op portunity to esTkiarittlieir nature and extent. At presenr I shall merely observe, that I am in possesion of many He grant instances in which the most tyrannical influence has' been,excited in his behalf. _ I trust th e p resent state of 'us to thos e truly i T the Poll will operate as a stirou •riLenetialein Freeholders, who have net yet voted, to female forward, without further delay, in support of a cause, in which not only the honour and indepeutience of great this County are implicated, hut in which thy most im . portant public Interests-are involved. I halte the Honour to be, • • CENTLEMZO, Yourilithfill and dr,vrited Servant, .t Vi r e)mouth-street, A ug. 6,1804. G 13. MAINWA 1 I NC. STAIR OF THE POLL. For C. 8. Mainwaring, Sir F. Burd ett - TO -MORROW EVENING, August 8, 1804. will he -a CR.AND GALA, in tc..hi,.:h tii Gdrckii.s will hewn in btilliant r.aliance from &very point. Many 'Devices a nd TCiliSparencics will oeititto..lieceil to cob vim this' spfetuiixi scene,_ ; Nrivtiligiit tlie whole an immt-ztivisplati);l4t•iay. of national G riidet4r. —Admission Three Dools Opal at Seven . , and the Concert to begin at o'Clock. lam( from the G - trivaii; .. . . .the ftom BERLIN to PARIS, i'n- the spring of the rirest.nt Year (i8:4); with ' , .lo.tztles of the eXii:ifig State of - Sociery,N Mv r ntsxs, And.public t i pinion, and with original' Anecaites *of enihwirt tntaf;htt,- - 4 in the French:Metropolis. : • By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger s .Lpirer's* Vows, 1' izdrro, K c. &c. Modern Paris has been ably pa:arrayed ny if alcro:1, Carr, and others ; hut it will bt universilly felt, that 'Oat:Portrait of so great and distinguished a Master 4s -Kotzebue is equal ,y entitled to attention. • Its faseiii , t lons in C - ;ettilatly have been so great, that two very lar_ge Editions were sold in a furtnight. The Work has, moreover; the partioittir claim to notice in England, that it tvts !leen:written. wichia. Inc preCc.t and at a time. When - Engii shmen hav: teen prevented, by ao litical circumstances, from - undertaking a similar perkigm ative. Printed for Rich. Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's Church yard. -Of whom may be had, the NARRATIVE Of KO '17..E , IW E't EXILL - into SIBERIA, la - Three vols. price 'I2S. the Condition: of the Contrail Us.ty tee* it the Sitretarjet Offite. Ns 'van? wia ie had to any Tender in schfrh the Price shall not It inset /Pi words at length, or that s;)411 not be delivered to the' Board before One o'Clt.ck orthe said foridio Next, tot so!L'in• , • ar . isst, nor 'unless the 11.rion who makes the fender, or sous Perron on bis attemiti to answer 1.4:he1l calkdfor.- THE KiNG's PATENT. • - P • ITS, Pains in the .Stomach, P.tins in the Head or paietngui4 appearances in young pei . s.)ns,. arising frill* Various catliei aul.obstrtiCtions, tlidt have -re sive(' the power of every other , hivdiciztt- have beet; entirely. 'removed whulty es - A1it:4431 PATENT. WOR:11-.1)ES'rt(t) Y LNG LOL4NG.L.S, wttiOt cleans* th*Votriaat and bowels or . that. 4,ix,i4, AlrEnj wish which are tr i titieritly..l4.aded.4ra 0 0- 11Oflt too oMti 5. 4 c6nie11i , !-seaet • cause of these tlit4tl,disOnders;, but are .. eUkttua ily s tor the use of this Medicine, , wttich. is • !nova •suptric.r Co •.ny . other in t.ts easy method of di.guriging thhse.crhdities, toring the body to.Healt it 314 Stretig,h. Cases ut its etli. cacy from Many Noblemen at!. wrappzd round each liot. . • As an openinicPhy*ic on air OCZaSiOia,'Ciling's Worm 1.0-zenscs zenscs are pecunariy efficacious, will'keep goon :tny length of um:, anti in Ail diirLitOS. • Sad, Wholesale ae,rl retwl, ar Chitig and Butler's, No. 4, etielinikto, anti ItOoll by most 130ksellers and Metticind yendet.s; in boxes, 41 ,o§. and 2$ gis each. • NEW.BOOK PF NAVIGATION. This Day was published, In One large Volume, 0 clay6,Ate' with Engravingsi ice. price bnund, 1IP: CON] FE NAVIGATOR ;or . ja . easy stil titntiliar Goidc to the The;. rv . and Practice of N.lvigatiel : , - with ail thi'retitiii.ite i'asle., &c. By ANI);(EW MACKAY, LLD: F.R.S. set; Author Of :he Theory anti Practice of tinding the LbtvgituJc at Sea or tAnd. - • Pent:ll, for Longman, thirst, R,zs, and Orme, No. 39, Paternoatcr.rnw ; W. I . and I. Richardson, .Royal Ex chtnge ; blacks and Parry, Leadenhafl-sticet ; and A. Con. stable an 4 Co. Edinburgh. Very soon will be published, by the same Author, A Colts ion of Mathematical rabies for the Is of Stu.; dents in Universities and.Acad:inies, ter the l'Otttical Navi gator, Govaplicr, and Surveyor, for Men in Business, Sec. tee: •• • - . . • lIEALTII AND I..a,NC3F.VITY.• • rift JAMES'S -ANALEPTIC PILLS. T O obviate the impostlioni which hake long been . ptadised in - regard 'to this Medicine , a Small ,:t.tentioti arityjs requisite; :for as by faVour of the Cailinnissioners of the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been prepared tnr Mr; Newbery's use,. with his !shrine engraved in the 'ataiiip4 the Imitation of which would be a CapitOl Oifence, the ge. twine Preparation may now be readily .ascertained ' • it' iss therefore recommended to, Purchasers to open any Box in fututei unless they observe the words, Newocry, No. 4s, St. Paurs - , ' printed in tile Stamp. The superior Excellenceofthest Pills us Rheumatism]; and Colds, as well as in other Complaints to AV)111:11 the lium.4l frame is liable, front the vicissitudes of our Climate, is mai. versally acknowledged • They are admirably calculated tot Bilious, and other Disorders of ,the .Stomach and Bowels ; for Head-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preventing Palsies and Apoillexies, so often the cd:tsec{umlc.! of Free Recourse shou ld be had to them atter every Ex cess, and upon every:slight Indisposition; and thus their well-known chata*rtstic of promoting Longevity wjll be mai.nained; for by assisting nature 'in the due discharge of the ~rtirnal functions, arid by it.Cltping the Constitution; as it were, in oath:alai repair, they r - ciervc the Bod}i in neatin and vigour; ant prevent - premature decay. They require nu particular onn!inenieni nor atteutiam to dirt. • They arC,SOld ) . )y F. Neskl.):7 and Sons, at .: the Are.' fur - Dr. lainrs s Powdqr, No. 45; St. Paul's, a dotws from .Ch-lapside ' London ; at 01 . ..lames's late house iu Bo r on.sticet ;in hoetes price - is. 6,1 each, Stamp eil ; the i l oatuity or six..i o retie 1,11,e bOK f, , r ml. .)s. - 2586 - 2499 _ • This Day was published, In Three Volumes, trio. pr,pe 13s 6.t. boarls, THE LAKE 01 KILL itN ; a Novel. By ANNA' M .`.l A PORTER - . :Author of " Octavio," 6' Watsh &C. &C. Pron.:if +or Long:man, tiailt, UITAJ, Nu. 39, Parcru.tel - row . tYf wlioui may he had, lately publislizl, by Miss Porter, Thod.teusor I VAra:iv , / a Novel. 4 vohi. price 14s: in boards. - rfai ‘Vtrklut riv)re merit thy, can be ascrlbri.to the 4.41) .V.l of prokaztioal of thii tla;i, inculcates virtuous )It, ScL6III:3IIS. I t insciihad to Sir Sidney Sm til, is a very nit .411 well 111111,4 Cd address." MOiltilly KV/WV, Feb. 1804. Majoriti for Mr. Mainwaring - Sy .hIIDDLESEX ELUCTION. • A COMMITTEE .€ flit FRIENDS of Mr. MA INW ARI NG will siievery Day at the follow- I cos wilerc any information relative to hail votes twn nave been, or are prorpiied to be voitA tor Sir Fit A N. CIS BOP DIV!' ; and also any account of snch FrceliolactS %have not yet pulled. will be most thankfully received : - *At No. 7, Carey•streer, At Mr. Willuck% No. , 19, Golden:square, corner of irewer•street 'At No, 36, Weltelose.equare. At Furnival's..inn Cottle-house, Holborn. • " Tiadizus is a work of genius, niii has'nothi.ig to fe.ir at thz candid b.ir of taste: he has to re:e vc the precious tutted of iyawAtity from every reader oeualoplo,tic3l:tt sentiment and genuine =ling..' 101;h:641 ttevi.,,w, F. 1804. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. COACHES . will be proVided at the. 191Inwing Places on Mt) N V R.N ING , at Seven o'Clock tteelsely, and every Morning during the Election, at the sameflour, our, for the purpose of conveying the FR F. 1 . 7.1•1011) Vit S In the Interest of , GEOIU E !MU LTON MMN WA R. -Esq. to and front Brentford, vii. • - • The Pantheon, Oxfiml.toad. Parliament-ARAI. Opposite St. James's Church, Piccadilly. • Opposite F.urniv:il'a Inn, Holborn. CierkenWett r,r,un.• • Islington G reen, . Opposite ‘V oirechwel Church. •• Opposite Shor..t:litch-C hutch. • Court .1 louse, Vidlclose-square; Shidwel I, opposite the Church. MANSION-IiOISE, . • August 4, 404. APLAN having been prepared and approved of l by His Royal highness the Commander in Chief, for fitr++ishing light frames to hang on the Carriages of Coaches ItOtt l'ost. Cktises, for the speedy Conveyance of TroOps, , The Merchants; Gentlemen, anti others,. keeping Cpr fuzes in th e Ci ty o f L on d on and its Nieigithtirltooti. are so. he iced to meet the Lord. Mayor, at the Mansion-house on • Tititrsday next, t h e 9th.ot AtiviSt,• at Twelve o'Clock, to ' toitsider of the most cinztual Nle.ins. far voluntarily 'giving yrti ti.opt assistance to Government with horses, - Drivers, anti • to convey Croups to the Army, in the Lvent of PERTIING, Mayor, EDUCATION. • . AM4rieti Conpir,• of goo , t F,tmilv, who live been in the habit Of TEACIIING, wish for a Sith:t ), where there is'.a ch ince of esublishing a PR LiPA It A - C " hlit i si r . S C. IIO OI, for YOU I'll ,• or would superititeill the ir c , :" ''t Ally respect Ole Vino!! e, At poti moderate"' t hits, tmtortahly accommodated um d l'iberally tre4ted. 114.1.1.ine addressed, to .A. 11. No. 4, Unioo.street,.Vaux ' I Lontiun,. will be duly attended to: ' . , \. it• CRICITTON and R. Vi. SNIT fl - l's CR I,,t)ITOItS., THE rikfz.DITORS of A. CRICt I I . OINI anfl R. 41 1; w sNI i rit, ute.orCrov.iii-court, Row-laue,"Chea , ~", Lontirm, Warehouscinen, who have not executed Fe_ the I;xtrsttignutient for t fie'benr fi t of the yeditors; dated 2,5.,t.11,,t,_1ajY% 11 '3, and 101" have not di. ivettil to the ....'•"---”-- !tt.Accoaint end QII Affidavit of their rosPr,cl.,". I)et)ls ' ' l'c'e l: it at , ) l l ci y e t s. o tile 5,141 AS s l 4 l lloellt, ate req u este d 10 Ca ll 111 , 1•1 n u; lay:: 601:11 As.siltnin?tit. tind A'ltl'ic. _coun ts. the cx ' l3 .11 on or ham: the 3 rst day at August in ' t ` t ' I ` ) ' and deliver such .\ r jidc.piratilait of ..w114.11 tune A turth:r Dividend wilt -• • . .. Such of the e c r ''' 'ewitli w 0 I T ! 'bra' iiiho neg i t a ot refuse t . r,r, corn .m. i, ?tient, 41i'd th i ii i - erlu'd. f`ie benefit of the s.tid 4s__,i ,t h ted 6 til August, 1304 v iLe"as tt.%)..,..4 arid made thereon. 1) • • 11. LANCLFY, Solicitor to the Trus tees, , --:-:-____ Plurnbtree-st met, Blooms bury. y :777---- `Putt . A ,,s 7 ..... , r.,CAKE IEN . it •. 1) Hu R Ng lIILL;I..ar .. ,am .A 0, .. wicii; on the Road to Nurwoudi with i n four Miles of the three Bridges. . , To BF. SOLD TIY,AUCTIOI4, At G . , liv Mr.• ROBINSON. • Tue4Z7AaYuLt2tuzilit-tts.e:ktC()hi'aen.`l4)7CAl2``key',•"Cirslliiiinl'a°C7 t 4 ble ()WA. is previously made by Private tontraet, liE I) •sir;ible LEASE of' a NEAT T F TAr. . • . with Pleasure and Kit. .ell e ' -, in complete repair, .. ~il ('antes;, epoch-noose, Stabling, and i‘leadow I. arid, , CO r. 72411F;httully situated, and commanding one of the most rtir'!l . and pieltiresque Views near the Metmpolis. The Cottage Is 9Parated froin the (toad by a-circular Fore-court, tastefully tiantett with Shrubs; a neat 'Pleasitre and a well scooted ilchei t G ar d en behind. The Cottage consists Of two Kit chens, one Dining Room, a bow.fronted Drawing-roust, tour . ir'tuoms, one Dressing-room, Pantry, Coal.house, 4.n4 ..el' ditto, and 114 S 1%131 new painted and ornamented this Vllflan -inter. . The Offices are deur:Ned, and consist of a Three- Stable, Ccia;.:l4.house. Poultry-house, twa Rooms, tor a.len Servants, c i" _ow-„ou sr , & e. Lk .. c ; the whole !raving an ..o_nclant supply of gotni Water. The Purchaser may, it re- T ur ed) be accommodated with twelve Acres of tine Meadow . 24114. ti To he vi ewe d b y Tickets only which, with further par. st c , ti h"s, may be bad at Anchor dharf,No. g, Upper Thames ktla. and of the Auelioneer, .. . Queen-street, Lincoln's.lpn. - Piii LAN I'IIROPIC SOCIETY, ST. CEORGE's.flf.s.i.Di, • ;His Royal H. ixltuess the Duke 'fr . YORK, President, EDWARD GALE BO LDERt.), Esq. Pr.tasalrer. THE COMMITTEE of this FY heg leave to acknovviedge the • following.. NEW Sift- SC RI PT o N • received in the Q t.irtef ending the 3oth of June, 11334. irieluiring the New Stdseriptions at the Atinieer , saryDinner. At the sante 'brie to intreati he •firther COntri butions of the Public towaids the. suppowanal esttension of an Institution calcularud to rescue IMO peidition a - very num erous description of Infant Poor itytliis . N. B. Marked thus •• arc in addilibil to former Donations of Lite Governors. r • • Collet - tion at the An- Mr. T. Sturge - t tilver ay 'Sermon at • Anonym Pus, per P. • .Berkeley Chath...l 4.6( 17 - ittts Dowilion 105 6 AI His Royal Highnesa Marq. of Buckingham ao o the Duke of York a 6 5 Board of Stewards - 53 to * Vise. Bulkeley,,V.P. - .10 so Fran.. Newton, Esq. at o A F.-.q. - t t• * Brid4es, Esq. ' s Mr. W. is ntriend tJ. Rev. C. 'fugues - I. t W. Kars*, Esq - s o Lizut. Col. t 01111.111 2 2 1). G. - .- t t * lingh Burgess, Esq, 21 0 • Henry - Stern', Esq. 5 5 Cowpar Minks, Esq. , 2 2 A. M'Leay, Esq; I I E. Richardson, Esq. t i • I. Ri e h a rdon, Esq. • t E. S. Foss, Esq. - t I. Young, Esq. • - I r. Robinson, -t t Rev. Dr. Sanwa= •-• 2 2 T. Rouke, Esq. . 5 o Lord itcoley • -- 33 * Earl of Radnor -zs o H. D. . - - 6 o* R. Howard, Esq. zt •as Lady tones' - t IG. Lytle, Esq. . 2' 1 Robert Smith, .Esq. I t rimes Riley, Esq. - I-Undershot', Esq. I I Mrs. Goddard t Mr. I. Crowder - t 1 Osgwoutl Gee, Esq. - 2 2 Trevalyan, Esq. 2 2 Mr. S. Urpeth - • a 2 Legacy of Mrs. E. Har- E. I. Masco'', Esq vey IJO 0 • 1. Erskine. I D VI. Wilson, Esq. 2 2 ht sa t. Mrs. 11,_wkes,,Vortli - 2 2 Rev. Dr. Moss - 21' 0 liur;css. Esq. - t t Mrs, Bt•asiey . Mrs. 1 I Win. Duttbi, Esq 2 2 Mr. %ii! 16011 - - 1 t Towards - Building the Chapel. * Earl Grosvenor 52 to Countess ot Writon" s• 0 Mrs. Ireinotiger to is - R. i.:11-ase, Esq. - 2- 1 C6l. 1 . Bowser 21 0 koxby,. Esq. S • * Vise. Buikclcy • . to to R.Lrr, L s(' - to 0 •G. W).., Esq - - - at o • Sir Andason,itt.to * liaroirct, Esq. s *V. t.sq. t 7 \* **'(.. V ' a I S s t ' ;Crr's E rsq: 'S s lames, Steers, Esq. 5 s •• E. steers. Es.i . fi n k t i i t r e in d r i. ,. 6 l (l . sq I; Vim- 1 1 )1 1 i r i t i t c r i aLli.sq to E,q al'qf - 4 4 '1 W." Marsh L ani, Esq. t i A. Nt.ea 'E sc , - 2 ^ Curtis, Esq s u E. Ri,liardsc- z 0 -Richardson, Esq. - o ,T. 7 oat), Miss Tante t I lion. -- - 2 2 lisn..Nirs, Percival 2 2 /Miss Gr a nt Countess of Sulttilk - • t dine, - re Esq. -V if S F richg. Esq. -1 I - Wm. Gat-regal liar P - • o J. ravers., -sq. to o . Lock, Esq. 5 J T " Y 10 * lobo Bagwell, Esq. . to. ts T. clinke, E s + to to s' o Mrs Siiney r Rev. Dr 14loss . Collett; at a Rer. at Ken- . Collodion at a Ser . eington Church - 59 9 moil at Bermondsey Sir J. -Andrews, Bart. t. r Church • - 23 17 5;1. Shares of a . Loan towards utlitding the Chapel (bearing • IntCreGt Lent.; in itlit on to those benne ad vertised. • • - lion. Gen. Iltirvey, z Shares 1. 113 g. well, Esq• a Shares W. T. Robins m, Esq. I do. I, Paget, Esq. - I do. E. Simeos, Esq. - r do. W. Mellish, Esq. I do. - Simeon, Es,q. • I do. ,• C. Coshing, Esq. 2 d O . j . Pdarsz, Esq. - rap. J. WIIIMIOIC, L 54. I do. Subscription; are received' by Edward Gale Boldero, Treasurer, Cornhill ; Mr. Thomas icooke, Secretary, Ar mowers...Mall. Coleman-street ; and by Mr. Thomas Brown, Richard Grasswell, atnl Rkhard Star, the Society's Collectors. &F.W STATE LOTTERY. al-I. Be . ..;hes Drawily , the 24th of next Alonth. rN the pre.ent anti or 4 Lottery rti he drawn thi% Year are the greatest numher of CA P.! TA I. PRIZES ever known, ininoportion to toe stnall'quantity of 'Pickets. • SCIIEME. Na. of Prizes. Val. of eacit. Tot:(1 3 of £2o,o)o, are 46 30.10 3 - 10,000 - 3 ),o ao .3 ' 5,0e>0 - 6 - t i oiro 8 - 20 ' , 40 " SO - 2 6. S SO .• 24. , 25,000 . Tickets' . , r2 5 0'03,0 Part of the (4apit.ils to be deterininthl under: Virst.dr,ovn El‘ket • Fir:it 1) iv - £.1,000 kiist.Lir ,wn 'EI, :;et yy i 0,004 Fiat-drawn I L-k - et Eighth 1,4 y ' 20 , 000 t'se . Yuitn ) . cool , Tickets and, Sh.ar,:s on Salo At every Lieemed Lottery 0 tli..:e. ' PItESENT PRICE. • Ticket - 17 17 o - - 940 i E. ,tith . k. 27 o Quarter - - 4 t.l o I `;t: 3 6 No. 4, Curahili; Arid No; g, Charing-Cro.s. BlSi. I respre.ttiniy acquAtiits '• Gentry, and Public, that he is selling Tickets and Shares for tue First Lottery, winch begins lirawing Septeut: herit4, and solicits a Cnt,tititl;lllCC of their Favours. The of all oinstanding Piiket puroliiisi:A - at iite above Oitict.s in the late or former Lotteries m h aven ei Ntoiley Ili ST I , LING I. 0I) L, without any Du w:aTever. A , I BUNiI:OS Iti the r untie Funds transacted With title n. : • . • ,t..)I**FLIZY. leave to acquaint the Public in general, And their Frientis•in particular, that the Tickets tor tin: .StIAK.SP F:A 12 F. I)) FTERY, pi ice Three Guineas, .with Schemes of the said Lottery, are now reait!, for 'delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall Mall ; at Messrs. llovileirs, No. g , , Cheapside ; and at all the - Lik.ensed Lottery 0f4i....-s in Gr,tt Britain and Irelamd. - - o LA> vuR N.TAUItiII.A,6I44ItRY,BUCE.LI,4,-, &c. PF ER - sod PERKINS, Witte anti Brandy kJ Merchants, No. t is, Newgate-street, t;ke leave to ac quaint the Public, that they now keep, and for tourteen year> last past, have never kept less than twelve thousand gallons of Genuine Wine, in at 3 and Casks. ripening and meliorating for bottling; an.from twenty to thirty thousand Bottles of crusted Old Port, Madeira ' &c. By this mode of keeping, their Wines are so improved in flavour, and their coruial qualities.retaitied, as to render them more grateful to tile stomachs of nerwuus habits, and the aged and infirm; as experience has eonvincedinany eminent Physicians who now strongly recommend their Old Wine, as the most wholesioine and restorative Liquor. By' this Stock they are enabled to serve their Friends with superior Wine, of great age, and of the best Vintages, an the most moderate Terins ' tbr Ready mohey. They. have also all uncomition large Stock of very Old Cognac Brandy, rime and lamaica Ruin ; and a large Quantity of most eXCCildlit Lii.St.lndia Orange Shrub. FREEHOLD ESTATEi, near the LAKES, in CUM- " BEI(L.4:N D. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By - Mr. L SM I rH,. At Garraway's, on Wednesday the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Cluek, in Six l-ot ,(B Order of the.Asi.ignee. ot Llchigaray) . THE • •folia%i , infr VAnabie ESTATES, Seven • Miles from Cockermonth, metre from Leswit.'k and Working?, wzmy miles from Whitenaven; forming a grattd te:tture to it.: Tour of the N.irrbern Lakes, eNrenetii.g; twit tildes along tit.: Fait Side ot the Loiv:r 1 / 4 .roinn.x. Lake, vit. HOLLIN's FARM, in Brackenthwaite. containing too Acres of excellent Arable and N'lttlow Laud, Willi aSi Sheep, a Loge , Vartn-lioutfe,' suit.tbtc for a Gentlemtn's Re aidence, commanding Views of the Voiles ot-Lor ton and Lowesmiter i suitable Offices and Uut-buildings. "C hat will. knowitltin Farm, called SCALE HI LL, cootainiit .Icres, coinatanding a l'iduresque Vie wof the Avhe,le Vale of Loweswater, with Barns, Stabling, Out buittii4s, and excellent Sheep Pastures ; Lanwitwane Great Wool, containing upwards of 34 Acres, 41lci A Lead•lille in the same. s LANGTIIWAITE GREEN FARM,orPEE I .-PLACE, in Itnickentliwaitc eontainingB.l Acres with a earm-housc, Barns, .Stable., and Out-buildings, 41 " Sheep, an% eitten.tve Right of Common. • LAIC; E YE A r FARM, in Brackenthwaite, containiitg IS; Acres, with several Parcel.; of Woodland there on, in a beautiful and romantic Situation on.' the Border of cro nl if.A. Lake, with .a, kariti.liouse, Barn, Stabling, and • Out. hoildings; extensive S Iteep. Walk, and t So• Sheep. Several PareelS et N 'in .R A NNE R. DA LE, I; ing be tween thel Ugh way and the Lake. cu,ltiutunK about 24 At res, of the .lira' ciality, extensive and .beautiful View's, and seleel Situations for Itilitding, with nini:•Btilits,, or Cali IZ-giteli, • ill the eonnrion Pasture, c4lled , Hl4ll . Ran. 'lentil:. The Land:Tax is redeemed. ha viewed, and Particulars had, twenty day 3 previoils to the Sale,. at the Royal Oak, ,Keswick •, Salutation. .Atn ; Georo, Penrith ; Post-Iniusits, Kendal .ind Woric. ington ; Hotels, Manchester and Liverpool; of the ['rioters of the Cumberland Packer, • Whit.;liaieo ; Carlisle rournal ; Newcastle CJUrallt ; York Herald ; 01 Thomas Hermit, Esq. Co gh ckermou rCe th ; ,Nlt. GarraWil Walton, Solicitor, Girdlers' Hall ; 111 t. y's ; antlpi Mr. Smith; No. 62, Broad-street„ near the Roy al . Exchane, Loudon, where Maps •ot the Lstatoi. May he :nett. ; , • . • A CAUTION To TUE PUBLIC. TROTTF.R's 01t1 ENTA I. DENTITRICE, Or ASIA. TtC TOO 111-I . OW DI, R. VIIiEREA,§ several t.....oinOsiti , ins, both VV - Town and Country, have been.veaded, t o t h e great detriment of these who use them, Ctrs. trotter feels it her duty to caution the Public to be particular or whom they purchase the.ahove Article, which they may rely on getting . genuine at her Warehouse, or from tho.ie whose Nantes ale inserted in her AdVertiseincnts. For .above these tt - Venty years it having been held in the highest estimation by eve, y description of polite, precludes all panegyric. • Th )se who have not, tried this etcellent Dentifrice, will find a single hot a sufficient to ascertain its effi. cacy ;mil virtues; Its eic-ellencies being acknowledged by the must irespeaable" Medic:it Authorities, used by nuinv, and recomenited. The Powder .cleatises and beautifies the Teeth, sweeten s . the breath, possesses no• acid that c ut corrode tne enamel. puts a beautitul polish im the Teeiii, and is extreinelY Sale in its. use. torn its asaingeocy it strengthens the .gums, eradicates the scurvy (which often proves the destruction of .a whole set of Teeth); pre. serves sound 'Teeth from decay, secures, decayed Teeth from becoming Worse, fastens those which are luose, .and `proves the happy inzaits . of. preventing t} being drawn. Hat what has enhanced it. in the estimation - of those Cadics and-Gentlemen who liave been in the habit of using it, is, .that it prevents the return tit the Tooth.Ach. . with which, before that period, they had been violently alflie4e4. Like wise a TIN CTU RE, winch It:l4geSies' the power -of, easing the most ,violent Tooth-Ach. —Powder 25. 0f1..!a box,. and Thieture, ditto.' BroslieS ts. each., - • 'Sold. wholesale and retail, -by the - Proprietor, No. 3, Bgiutort.tittild•m:s.'strAnd,; and, by' appointment,. at most D rthe Whole s ale Pertn,nersiii Loluiao, and out of l'own, A r tr. Simmons, Portsittouto, and llclain, ditto; Mr. Rich. arils, elyinouth ; Mrs SheanAltl. and Prosser, Bristol ; Vine, - -Bath ; - Mr. Thompson, :lsle Of Wight ; 'Cove, Noitingliain; Mr. Pullett, Colchester; Better, Ox Suld'also in every C.;pital Town throughout England. • . P leak to ask tid Trotter.:;-her wt mini on the Stalop'*. , • ' 1 711"° , 11U)iA14 1130 st ats,,ulUte Remedy for such as are attet•ded with the Sytriptooss ; • namely, a great Straitnes3 of the lirerst, with D,t/ieulty of Bicatimi4, p„ 1 , 11. tadons of the Heart, sudden Flashes of Bela in various Parts of the 136.4 ,• at other times a sense o f cold, is if water was poured ii them ; dying Pains in the Arms anti Limbs, back, at)d Belly, resembling those oceasionel by the. Gravel ; tbe.f 7 ulse very variable, sometimes uncoinnionly slow, at other times very quick, awniog,htobreri:lite.)ereo.ittighns. frequent S and >i Sense of Suabeation, as from 4 Mi t or Lump ' in. tiie. Tlfrnat ; alternate . Fits of Crying, ; „„i vulsive Laughing:. the Lleep unsound,. and. seldom ing, ant the Patient often troubled with Much has been said, by interested tndivirivats, agarsist all Med.eines that are advertised; but there is a very important tioseiVatiOn• to be in ale respelling the Cordialltaliwor Gi. lead, that, unless its operation were gentle, site. and 011, ; .i., Claus, it could not have risen to the unexampled Repute and universal Demand it has acquired ; for, as it . 4,l*•ritrefy t h e great advantage of a persuasive Advocate at "the ear or the Patient, so tiotrititA but his conviction of its - virtues, .by iht salutary eltleels, can indUce him to . persevere; and y et sonable perseverance is certainly 'oust recraisite, to enable even the happiet Combinations of Uhyn,icaia and Galenicals to root out ,Chronic Diseases, and restore the V.detudinarian to Health. • • As the ob i nve Complaints it is no vr v e c atit r i i. : t tl e i°4 ky lf' : 6 o u t l;ml : t h ni e e t ' u tl , iceA l i t r a iL :r k' e l . lt i '' O ve I cdc opportunity o r iu ‘t 4 o rtl f en that t b Lir' experience th ut which is the only.soltd tbundatton of Medical El f Ile whil st Dr. 7Solumon's very extensive Praelice; and panic:Oar at.; tention in:them:4:RM... enable him to afford that permanent relief to such tatiforturiateP e a t ti h e e n r ts i , th a i s, ,lic p i e 4 r a hl) n i,. t t h hp x. e i n „ King - d any with t h e greatest pleasure andsatisracturn that 'he liciin , ,wit:dgis the caniour and liberahty of those:Ven. tleinen of the Faculty, who have so distinguished!). cotton:- [lanced his claim to approbation, as to recommend Patients to 'Ms care; Propared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in ho. 6d, and 335 . .Bottles,; the Intel* contain tour or thetOriner, by which me Purchaser saves os. •E very genuine bottle has a be irs'the 'Proprietor's. Name , and Address, ' Samuel inau Liverpool," to imitate which IS felony. . • - - • 6:::r Each genuine bottle haS the words " Sam. Solo-- mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. Si. It. The Postage or all. Letters to the Dotior must be p a id, and ios. 6a. as a Fee, enclosed tor Advice. The Cordial gain) of Gilead, A iitt.l mpetigtnes, and Ab.. stergent Lotion. ,and Guide to Health," are s(aid by Remnant, liairtbun i ;lt ; It. Bach; PearLstreet, New:York. ; Mathews, l' , :o. is, Strand, Ltutan ; anal in Bath, tiy Hatatcl; Bristol, liu:gin ; Bri,;hton, Gregory • Bir mingham,. Knott: and Lloyd p • lletiford, Smith ; Lilaniltord, Simmons; Bur} St. Edmund's, Dittoe; Cheltenham, Sel. d o n; Cambridb.;e, Hodgson ; - Coventry, Rol la,son ; Colches ter, 'Keimer ,• Cantitthury inuniiits ; Carlisle, !Wife). Chatham, Ethetingtnn ; diehnsionl, Clachar ; Ch'e t t e r ; Pool anti Son celtichester, Phil liftlon'; Cirencester, Smith ; . Chi ppenharn, Combs ; Intatio, Keene; NO. 6, ColLge.. gr ...11 ; , Derby, Drewry . ; - Durham, Peimingtelk ;' Dover, Neal ; .s ; Devizes Lowe ; ' Vorchever, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dart nouth, lack‘on; Eilinbut);h, Smith, Korth:l36llm ; Exeter' s , Trewman and Solt ; Falinotith, Elliot ; Glouces ter, P.ltt, kValker ; Glasgow, Nl` Poil:i 41 ; Liverpool, , Mcr. callile Gazette ..0 thee ; Leeds, 'inns, HiilltleS ;' Lincoln, Drury ;' Lynn, -Headley ; :Leicester, Creory, s*infen ; Lewes, - Pitt__,_. Manchester, Thompson ;••• Nl:anent.% Rovve • taidstnrte, Walker; Marlbtroaigh, Harold ; Newbury; ha ler, Attee ; New-castle, Walker, Eltvloion.; Northampton, Dicey ~ N o tri ; ham, •Burbage; Norwich, . Stevoisnn and c o . ; oxford, ones; • Elymouth DOek, Hoxiand ; Ports ig,t rivAit h, Deism; . eading, Smart And Co. ;•Itochester,,Ether., ington ; Preston, i ergent "; ShreWshitiry, Edd owx , t snuth. m apton, )later ; Stafford, Morgan ; . -Stamford, Newt - mirth ; fiti:,•rtand, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbor,ugh, nat.- ley ; TO,unton, Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprang:, ; Well‘;:, Evill ; Weymotith, Wotxli Windsor, Blakci te v ; York, Woistenhointo ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines' the Un tad K.itigdorn. . , . ' '