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. 1 r.77); ~.t. I t ) 4/ /k /7 1 Ati k .01ift\•.; /4 0 qi,l ll •i , 1110 t I - 1 E Nu4TEER 365 • 1 ~~. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. IVER.S,-*S, BOYDELL. ht , g leave to acquaint A v-4- the i'►►bl.; ►n general, and their I' ricnda in particular, thlt the Tickets for the Slt AKSP EA RE LOTTERY, three' hree Guineas, with SLleines of 'the said Lottery, are 11‘ini‘avil reVy.,for delivery, at tl►e Shakspeare Gallery, Pall. , t N.esirs. Boyden's, No. 90, Cheapside ; and at all toe Licensed Lott y ofirces'in Great Biitain and lrc..and. ............______el SIIAKSPEARE LOTTSRY. swiFir and Co. • No. 'fi.,! Poultry, respeBfully inform t h e Public, they ' tlw are authoriz e d b y Me ssrs. Boydell to sell the Tickets of the SHAKSP IIARt LOT TERY -( Price Three Cuineasl, - at their old State Lottery Office as above, and at their OfUccs in most of the principal To w e, given gratis and Catalogues, describing the whole of Messrs Boydell' s v er y valuable Works, are kept for.inspedi on all the Offices of S wilt and Co. INDIC;ENT- MERIT. As the peculiar' S ituat i on of the verserespeetable CLE Psi.; INI AN, in b e h alf of wh ,, se rittmerous`*and ruined F.at„tilly'l..i Subscripti on haS been opened at the Bank of 4:,s.*s..Ransorn and Co. Poll-Mall, is of too complex and extraordinary a nature for exposttionip the lithos - of an Advertisement, it will be explained, and fully anthenticated, to sueli henev,ilent w i ll as mav be' pleased to inquire-as zc)ovc 'vler,: they Lia.y-, ftr farther infcomation, 13':. ' efel r ' l tut LL' Genn"la '" himself, 'who will'incontestibly evince, that the.orrprecedenced Circumstances and Events mhich have lgoßpoc,werfoll,,v urged this earnest Appeal to public feel ing, re..e,..... upon 'inn the RI-C-LC:St lion our. Sincerethanks are retooled to Lord T. for 61.. ; to Messrs. Tioinson and 130nar; for tal. tos. ( second Donations); to A. B. for 21.2 i. and a Clergyman's Daughter, for 11: is. , . - . tctED, FARM ; t o . Reri! wA on Lease, from g o to too Acres, for,growing Corn,. to be entered on .at Michad- Inas, or sooner if eonvenient. There must be on the Prettlises a good Farm House, and Out-Houses suitable: if a Parlou r and Bed.chantoer i the more agreeable . ear Gentle man Gee having such Premises to dispose of, may hof a Te nant, by directing a Letter • (post- paid) to A. B. at Wright's CoQe-nouse, snno-square. - Distance not to excel forty Miles from London, nor less th4n ten, --in any of the Cotinties of 13?,rks, Bucks, Herts, or Essex. . . EY HIS,MAJF.STY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. A NRw h - rov E , L: . , which no. to b,:ast of an Im ..r pr?veinent never before off-red to the Pu'olic. This rny an 4 prossses Sto.. no. ~111,. -,-. • ts for Eton° • 411 the Modern Improvemen . quality of ,Aeance, but has' the peculiarly desirable perfett securitY from those very melanch , .ly Afccoi(lentsir.frequently heard of, The numberless instances !).. ....oals n}.7.14 loss o f in lit of th e lire, beii-,K the. occasion of the . in of Children ta vatuabl e I ives,'Or the lamentable instances l lbg into I. Fire, will be obviated by this hew ld nn and simpie I nvention. Another advantage is, that Chi hove ma`- be left in . a Room by themselves with thi s Fire ' a n" w .l l}. not have it•tilvi‘Meir power to filay with the , though they have tl e A iikkrt and benefit of it. born,M 3 ) 1 be seen ,it fowett's i Ciiii - fe Rooms, NO , 24, High Hot- opposite So uthampton -street, the Patentee and Ma turact ttrer. ' ....._ • rtiE U, i~inalPA -rEN-r BEDSTEADS, SOFA I - BEDS, anti CH AI R 13E DS, with very considerable rovements, 'by MOand SANDERS, inventors ; i n f d ti l!!r to tic adini v red I_,MPF..RIAL DINING TABLES, ortable.'eh lirs . arni Manufacturers in general of Mo . frn U pholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock e ve' , Article in the above•branches, .4 . always ready for JilspeCtion, for the furnishin., Houses complete, in the First and Style Fashion, arid warranted of the best Workmanship, chnicest- Matieriatsit,.., Elegant Four post Beds and Bedding tx>trplete, with new designed Window Curtains, Patent N•losyntio Net Beds, por tieularly portable tOr alt Foreign Chat ties, by Morgan and sanders,.Yurnisning Upholsterers and Cabinet Mantitadu rers, No. - 16 arid t i,-Catuerine.:stre',.t, Strand. Please to ob serve No. 16 and 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warlo us,e, in London. Artily an, Navy Equipag - Princi e of ev ery d escription, on improved ples, •very • porrahle FREEHOLD VILLA AND, LAND, TSO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, URREY. By Mr. PHILLIPS, At GarraWay'S Cofrec-house, Cornhill, on Monday, nth A' . . , Z l r. - June, at Twelve &Clock, : SNeious and, Ele 1-1.0t.1).N 1 LLA ga t M(?.ern-Buil t F REE. called ()AK Ft ELI) LO E, every reernisiteexternaLay.dinterna)Ofrices, StabliDG ng for Eigh t Iforses, Standing for Four Carriages, Lawn and Pleasure Ground,disposed with.t.iste, and bounned by Gravel Walks and Shrubbery •, capital Walled Kitchen Garden, well'erop 'ire(' and plant, Green-house, ,Melon Ground, Farmyard, and Farming-offices, and about Thirty Acres of rich- and fertifPasture Land, lying etimpaiL- -- 1 • '' Also a Comnael. Ll' AS I' HO L. D COTTAGE wit:; Seven Acres a -Lind lidjoini.m7; held ' for Eight Yeirs, at a low-Rent of 141. los, 44,fate near. the. rural and ,pleatant Village of Croydon, in kiTch and beautiful part of-tire' evatity of Surrey, , 'within nine Milts of London. - This gstat; i s rythe_ free, and exempted from London. This The'flotie is odern zind regular Strueture, simply elegant- in, its elevatiaonm, and sub stamially built, fitted and finished with ta' ste, and is inter nally arranged and planned with•every regard to convenience and comfort. The R ones are lofty and kV ell proportioned, and replete with every domestic a.x.oininoclation, and the Offices suitably plac,:il and, ,:otrespondently fitted. The Vicinage is hiy,hly respectable and soda!, the surrounding fitit ry inter'seCted. by Rides and Drives, beautifully varied, remarkable Nl* it Field Sports, and within five Miles of Lord Derby's Stag Hounds. • ~, May b..: viewed, by Tickets only, which may be had at Mr. tar' hi lliPs.'s, No. 67, New Bond-street, .of .‘vhoin also printed lriculars may be had ; and of Messrs. Gregg and Cortield, is°,:.csors, Skinners' Hall ;_ Greyhound, .Croydan ; on the of s r aj e '' . F s ; York Hotel, Bridge-Street,' Blacktriars cand place . °tll l\ e iir Pu : illas er may be accommodated with the Furniture, -_______vawati on. LEASE HO - 1. - I.)tr,, 1 ',O SSE L ne D 23Y AUCTION,arNIANCIi ESTER-SQUABE. , -:- J. „, _arrawai-, 15Y Mr. PHILLIPS, At,C ,'s Cofti:e.house, Cornhill, on Monday, nth lune, :it Twelve o'Clock, A Substantial and Elegant . LEASEHOLD ..7-41.11...-,Ht,)USE, with attached and detached Offices, Four a .3table, a Coach -house adjoining ; situate No. 4, Hind iteet Manc,hester-square, in tile Occupation of John Carbo 12eil, Esq. at the low rent of r4.:1. ~.. the Premises are 11:tld 'l'llf a term of 7.0 years, subject SO It t.:. [WIWI- feta Of 2.7!. per_ lin um, and are Judiciously planned and arranged in suites of Apartmentt on each floor, welt fitted, and in good repair. May be viewed every Monday and Thursday preccd fig the Sale, beti,veen Eleven and Two, by Tickets only, to be had Gt. Mr. Puillips, No. 67, New Bond -street, of whom also ilrintedtParticulars may be had* also of Messrs. Greggand 41,:.orfield, Solicitors, Skinners' Hall ; at the York Hotel, grid. Blackfriars ; and at the place of sale.. kuE,..pv,---,, nsms, Palsies, end Gouty .Afffec tions' with their usual' concnmitants, Spasm, or fly- I ng Pains; Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility, loriginating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently viired by WHITEHE AD's ESSENCE of NIUSTARD NI t • ••-•Si . after every other means haul billed. _ltlie I LIII D ESSENCE or musTARD (used with the le 11 5 in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the • 11' ;' ) „, SI 46"tiVet penetrating, and elleaiial Remedy in the world, T''''', P.glhe severest SP It ' AINS and. 13 RUIS ES, in less than ''" . .t4e time usually taken by Opudeldock, A rquebusacie, or 'any other 'Liniment or Embnceatitm-; and it used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. „It is pre'pared and sold at zs. gd. each box or bottle by R. johns;•n A.pothecary, No. Ls, Greek-street,•4l4l 1-c)wipn, ` ' ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 33, 1804. This Day was published, In Six Volumes, Crown ()Clay°, price il. 16s. in boards, T HE LIFE of a LOVER, in a Series of Le tters . By SOPHIA LEE. Printed for G. and I. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, price 11. 9s. in boards, Canterbury Tales, by Sophia and Harriet Lee,•4 vols. Svc). This Day was published, , In Four Volumes, Ropl Quarto, price 61. 6s. in boards, A Cnnperniious - VIEW of UNIVERSAL HIS. Lll.. TORY, from the Year 1713 to tlic Treaty of Amiens in tgoe ; with Notes to verify or elucidate the Passages to which they refer. By CHARLES MAYO, LL.B. Relor of Bcchinstoke and Hewish, in the County of Wilts. Printed for G • and 1 Robinson, Patemoster-row ; R. Faulder, New Bond street ; and S. Hazard, Bath. Of whom may be had, by the same Autlior ' a Chrono logical History of the Eur.opean States, with thEirDiscoveries and Settlements, froth the Treaty ot Nimeguen in 1678 to the Close ot the Year 170. With Biographic Sketches of the Sovereigns who have reigned during that Period, and or those Persons who have been principally interested, as States men, Warriors, Patriots, &c. Folio, 11. ss. boards.' This Day was published, Handsormly printed in Minny Oetavo, on a New Letter and superfine Paper, Number I. Price Two Shillings, (To be continued every Fortnight, and completed in Forty Numbers), Of a New Edition of QHAKSPEARE' , PLAYS, printed from the Text I—, of the corrected Edition left by the late Mr. Steevens, and latelypublishedin.Xvventy-one Volumes, Octavo. With a Series of elegant Copper- plate Engravings, from original Designs, by Itenry Fuseli., Esq. R. A. Professof of Paint ing. And a Seledion of Explanatory and Historical Notes, from the most eminent Commentators ; a History of the Stage, a Life of-Shakspeare, &c. - . Ry ALEXi‘NDER .CHALMERS, A. M„ Printed f6r F. and C. Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard, and tile other Proprietors of Johnson and Stec vens's Edition or Shak speare. N. B. A few Copies are printed on an extra Royal Woven Paper, hot-pressed, with first Impressions of the Plates, and sold at 45. each Number. OCTAVO EDITION. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Eight Vols. on a fine Demy Paper, price in boards 11. los and a few Copies on a superfine Royal Paper, price in boards 41. 45. a New Edition of T HE WORKS of the . Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard sold also by T. Hatchard, No. 190, Picca- N. B. A Fourth Volume, to complete the Quarto Edi tion, may be had in boar N, price rl. I is. 6d. Lately published, Elszantly printed in One Volume, 0 price ss. (Dedicated, by permission, ,to His Royal Highness Prince William Frederick), ERMONS on SEVERAL. SUBJECTS and OC CASII By GEORGE VANBRUGH, LL.B. Redor of A.ughton, and . Chaplain to His Royal Highness Prince WillCam,Frederick. Sold by F. and C. Rivirigton, St. Paul's Church-yard ; T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and I. Robson, New Bond street, London ; and W.. limes, Castle-street, Liver pool. The Third Edition (Twelve Shillings per Dozen) of Mr. Vanbrugh's 'Craft on the religious Observance of the Sabbath, is sold b' F and C. Rivingtpn, St. Paul's Church ; yard; and I. Robson, New Botut•street, London. COOKE's POCKET EDITIONS, of the most esteemed and popular Works in the English Language, including Translations; the whole superbly Embellished. To accommodate the Virtuoso in Embellishments, and the Admirers of beautiful Printing, are published SUPERIOR EDITIONS, printed on Wove Vellum Paper, and contain ing Portraits of the respeaive Authors, Vignettes, Frontis pieces to every Volume, additional Scene Representations, and the first Impression of the Plates. This Edition is One Shilling each Number. . CHEAP EDI fl ONS.—These Editions are sold at only Sixpence each Number; every one of which contains an En graving ; and from the quantity of Letter-press comprised in each, the Works are-rendered less expensive than the most common and unadorned, as is exemplified by the following prices : SELECT NOVELS. s. (1. Solyman and Almena o 6 Nourja had • - - o 6 A lmoran and Hamet o 6 Zadig - - i o Sentimental tourney t o Castle of Otranto a o Rasselas • t o Theodosinsl;Constantia r o Bclisaritis " - t o ourncyto the nextWorldt o Pompey the Little z e Candid - 6 onathan Wild a 6 Peruviiin Princess a 6 Louisa Mildinay - t 6 Adventures of an Atom t 6 Vicar of Wakefield a 6 Chinese Tales - a 6 Tale of 4 Tub - 2 o Launcelot Grlaves - 2 o Devil on Two Sticks z o SACRED Economy of Human Lifer 0 Death or Abel r o Dodd on Death r o Dodd's Prison Thoughts z o Rowe's Devout Exercises r o Blackmore on Creation r 6 BRITISH Goldsmith's Essays ir • Shenstone's Essays s 6 Idler - - 3 o SELECT Falconer Congreve - Fenton . - Cray Collins Otway o 6 - o 6 - 06 Rochester - o 6 Walsh - 0 6 Sheffield - 0 6 Ly‘tletoit o 6 Goldsmith o 6 Armstrong 0 6 Smollett o 6 Johnson - o 6 Garth - o 6 Pomfret - s. d. GullivCr's Travels 2 o Sisters . - 2 6 Henrietta - 2 6 Joseph Andrews - 2 6 Female Quixote - 3 0 Telemachus - 3 0 Humphrey Clinker Moral Tales - 'Count Fathom - 3 o 3 6 - 3 6 Talei of the Genii 3 6 Roderic Random - 3 6 Tristram Shandy 4 6 Amelia - - 4' 6 Robinson Crusoe - 5 o Adventures of a Guinea 5 6 Gil Blas ' 5 6 6 Tom Jones - Perevine Pickle Arabian Nights Don Quikote 6 6 6 7 6 8 6 Io o To-Morrow will be published, THOUGHTS on the FORMATION of the LATE - and PRESENT ADMINISTRATIONS. By a MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. • Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. NEW BARONETAGE. In a few Days will be published, in Two Volumes (printed uniformly with Debrett's Peerage), containing about One Thousand Pages, with near Five Hundred Arms, correctly engraved, rir - HE.NEW BARONETAGE of ENGLAND ; containing as well a concise Genealogical History, as an Account of the present State and Alliances of the English Baronets, and Bamnets of Great Britain, from the Institution of the Order in 1611, to the Union with Ireland at the close of the year 'Soo. With a List of the Baronets created since that period. Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street, and E. Lloyd, Harley -street. COUNTY OF EDINBURGH. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Upon Wednesday the 4th day of July, tBo4, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house of Edinburgh, at One o'Clock Afternoon, if not previously disposed of by Pri-. vate I,.AIiDS and ESTATE of DRUM, with the Tends and Pertinents thtreof, lying in the Parish of Libberton and County of Edinburgh, with the Mansion house, Offices, Gardens, &c. The Situation of these Grounds is beautiful, commanding a most extensive prospect of the Frith of Forth, and the East Coast. They lie between the Roads , leading to the Market ToWns of Dalkeith and Liisswade, and are distant four miles from Edinburgh. The Mansion-house and Offices are large, ele gant, commodious, and in high repair. The Gardens, Hot houses, &c. are extensive and newly built. The Policy, containing about Fifty Acres, is handsomely laid out, abounding with very fine old Trees, of great beauty. A new approach to the House, with Porter Lodges, &c. has been lately finished, so that, upon the whole, so complete a Property is seldom to be purchased. Also, the very extensive Field of COAL and LIME SEAMS, lett upon Leases, and presently working, which are rendered peculiarly valuable, from their good quality and vicinity to Edinburgh. These Lands, from their high state of improvement, are uncommonly valuable, and yield annually, putting a mode rate Rent upon the Mansion-house, above .23001. They are valued at Sool. Scots, affording two Freehold Qualifications in the County. The Public Burdens are trifling. If not sold altogether, they will be exposed in Two Lots. Lot I. To comprehend the Lands, Mansion-house, Of fices, and Gardens. Lot 11. To comprehend the whole Coal Seams upon the Estate. The Title-Deeds, Rental, and Plan of the Estate, along with the Leases, may be seen, by applying to 1. F. Gordon, W. S. St. Andrew's-square, who has power to conclude a private Bargain betwixt and the Day of Sale. A Purchaser may retain a great part of the Price, upon pro per security. No Person will be admitted to see the House and Grounds, without a Ticket from Mr. Gordon. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THE original Inventor of this Preparation (Mr, Henry, of Manchester, who first offered the Aromatk: Spirit of Vinegar for general Sale about fifteen years ago) finds it necessary to caution the Public against the variety of spu rious Imitations, which are sold, under that Name, by Drug gists and Perfumers, throughout the Metropolis, and in Country Towns. The more effedually to guardagainst Im position, the Purchasers of the Aromatic Vinegar are re quested to observe, that on the Stamp of each Bottle are en graved (by permission) the words " Thomas and William Henry, Manchester," to counterfeit which is a capital fe lony ; and that Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Charing-cross, are the only appointed Venders' in London, where the Aromatic V itegar may be had, Wholesale and Re tail, in Bottles at as. 9d. each ; also Henry's Calcined Mag nesia, in .Bottles, at as. 6d. and larger, with Ground Stop pers, 45.. each, Stamp Duties included. WHEN Professional. Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seleCtion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted ply practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation ihto every Brandi, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals from the. ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of YEN E REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du• ration: icily, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school -boys or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, fiat derangement of the system in wo men which is called 13ARRENNESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un. frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust, that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent. gaieties of a fashionable lite, 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 sonic conso lation for him to know, that although it be an obied 01 doubt or uncertainty with other Practitirmers, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of Fny Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Cou . nterac. tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But, where this Deficiency has for years existed, a, proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED Vv'UNI E N , who have tong been disappointed in their expedatiOns of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such defeds are curable by Medical skill. , . The• secresy which is so essential to my 'undertaking, and the qualifications Which I. have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. lir= any. be consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel 'street, Strand, near Temple liar. e r . T . There is an additional Entrance in lister-street. adjointng, and the Narne.is on both the doors. 7 ••• Martin Pro:, Mcmtcr of the Royal College Qt Surgcorit, Pamela LASSICS Young's Centaur t o Addison on C hris. Religion t 6 Pilgrim's Progress 2 0 Rowe's Letters - z 6 Hervey's Meditations 2 6 ..!LASSICS, Citizen of the World 3 Adventurer - - 5 6 Rambler - - 6 6 POETS. - 1 0 1 0 1,0 Langhorne r 6 Parnel I 6 Savage - 1 6 Rowe - i o Mickle - i o Broome - I 0 Mal lett - 1 0 Moore - r o Tickell - Cunningham i 0 Lansdowne 1 o Blackmore 6 Shen - stone 2 o Akenside - 2 0 Watts - 2 0 Glover - 2 o Somerville z o Thomson z 6 Milton - 3 6 Prior - 3 6 , Butler 3 6 Young - 4 0 Addison Dodsley - a 6 I Shakspeare r 6 I. Pope Warton - -i o Waller - a 6 Dryden - Cooke's Cheap and Elegant Pocket Edition of HUME's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, With Continuations by Smollet and Lloyd, Hume 53 Numbers, - - Pricek 16 6 Sinol let 34 Numbers, - - 0 17 o Lloyd . z 4 Numbers, - - 0 12 0 Additional Volumes are printing, which will bring down the History to the Peace of 1802., • . All the Works may be .had b ou n d, or in separate Numbers. Prints sold separate from the Works. Proof Impressions, on large Paper, price Six-pence each. . The, Price of binding the above Works . in Call is Sateen pence per Volume ; and , in Sheep, Nine. pence per Volume 7 London, printed for C . Cooke, N u. 1 7, Paternoster-row ; and sold by,411 The litix4t selle r s in the. United Kingdom, • ~ PALM SOAP, in the greatest Perfection. Q BERRY -having made great Improvements in U. his well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with renewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry • prepared from that sweet fragrant Article Palm Oil, the pleasantness of the perfume, and*telicacy of its use, has merited the at tention And patronage of many of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable Discovery for softening, cleansing, brac ing, and preserving thgSkin from the Heat of the Sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold Winds, and sharp frosty Ain—SOP in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words " Samuellterry,'-' on the wrapper. The Proprie tor veaor,r;sizenLl4 its 21 bve Soap for Shaving, producing a fine soft lather proper for tender faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. t 7, Greek-street, Soho, and by his Appointment at the princip a l Perfumers in Landon, and ditE:rent Towns in the Kingdoms PRICE SIXPENth:. ADMIRALTY-OFF ICE, 23d May, 18.,4. NAT HERE AS several LIEUTgN,INTS of His Majesty's Fleet, who are not employed, have °Wiled to send to this Office the Places of their Residence ; it is the direEMn .of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that such LiPzee. news as come within the above description, do foribwith !ra , mit to this Office their rape - live Addresses ; and that such of them as are Incapable of tervtee, either from age or bodily iPO'rmity; do at the same time, in the latter case, transmit a Certificate from a Surgeon, of such inability, that their Lorolchips may jt,dge bow far it niay-be-prcper to call upon than for service. IPM MARSDE A. OFFICE OF ORDAreINCE; May 22, 1804. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 214 A. tb . ST}'s OR D N /INCE do hereby give Notice, That - Proposals will be received at tbeie Office in St. illargaree s-strea, Westminster, on or tef,re Thum* .the t4th dy of 7une next, from such Perrns at_ may be willing to undertake the SutXy of COPPERSMITHS' ARTICLES, upon Contras% for the Ser vice - of this Department. Furthtr particulars, tovher with the Term: and Conditions of the C:ntraEi, way be known upon application..: t the Secretary's; Office, in St. Margaret' s-street, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, wh.Te. the Proposals are to be dflivered, .reetleti up and mwkid on the Outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Coppersmiths' Articles," bat no Proporal can be admitted afar the said 14th day of June. By Order ofthe Board, R. 11. CR Eli); Serreta OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .37,ty 22, 1804. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS '4 A yESTI"s ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, Th.rt Proposals will be received'at their Office, in St. Marga , -es' 1.-street, Westlinster, on or before Thursday the 2 tot Day of Jane nerd, from such Persons as may be willing to purchase a considerable Quantity of CYLINDER TAR, produced from the Charring of Charcoal-wood, at the Royal Powder Mills at Faversham. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of, the ContraS, may be known upon application to the Ordnance Officers at . Faversham, where the Tar may be viewed, and also at the Secretary's Office in St. illargaret's-street, any day be tween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed, and marked on the outside, " Pro posals for the Purchase of Cylinder Tar at Faversham but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 21st Day of yuue. B) Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS, allowed by every Man, from the Prince to the Peasant, to be one of the greatest drawbacks from the Beauty and Delicacy of the Female Face, Arms, &c. are entirely removed in a tew without any pain or unpleasant sensation, by a single apOicatipn-of TRENT's DEPILATORY. his sold (in Boxe s , price ss. each) by all the principal Perfumers in London ; and will he sent to any Lady in the Country, inclosing the amount, ftv..: of Postna, to Trent.aud Co. Nu. 9, Ilowland-street, Fitzroy-square. FOR those distressing DEBILI DIES which pre_ vent, or render unhappy, the Marriage State, long ex perience has proved Sir HANS SLOAN E's RESTORA TIVE and REANIMATING PILLS to be the most cer tain and sovereign Remedy. - A Pamphlet more particularly descriptive of their Virtues may be had gratis, at Mr, Porrtn's, No. 23, SUutliarnpton street, Covent-garden; where (by special appointMent ot the Proprietor) they are sold wholesale and retail. They are sold retailby all the principal Venders of proprietary Medi cines in London ; and to Persons in tile County, inclosing the amount, free of , Postage, they will be immediately fur warded, price halt a guinea. ANTI-IMPETIGINES. THOSE Persons who'have unfort unit •el y made use I of that dangerous mineral, Mercury, would do well to weigh the consequences before it is too late, and . resort to those Medicines of established celebrity and character for a permanent and radical Cure, and thereby establish their health, the most valuable of all jewels, upon the most tirni and lasting foundation. The Anti- Impetigines being triund ed on a chymical and philosophical basis, proves of the highest utility in all cases of " depraved Habit with A tf:c tions of the Skin :". hence its efficacy in Cases of Scurvy, Scrofula or Leprosy, as well as in the confirmed Lues ; and hence, by its sanative power, it expels the Virus out of the system, and restores it to convalescence. la Scorbutic Com plaints, Lues, &c. Mercury, Antimony, and Aquatbrtis, have been recommended and tried, but .they have reduced the Patients who have made use of them to the most deplorable state, and haveleft Complaints which the skill and abilities of the first Physicians have been unable to cope with. These Disorders fly before the efieds of the Anti-lrnpetigiues, pre pared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, which restores Nature to her pristine state in the most gentle manner, even when Salivation haS failed, and leaves the whole franc: firm and healthful. The numerous and resped which able Signatures have appeared in our Paper will speak more than any cnco miums we can bestow upon it. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in cos. 6d.- and 335. Bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by which the Purchaser saves 9s. Every genuine Bottle has a Stamp, w hich bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solo mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. N. B.- The Postage of all Letters to the Dodor must be paid, and cos. bd. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I mpetignies, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Hamburg} ; R. 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