The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

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BAN NIS ER, jun. abtree, Mr. SU ETT • Careless, Mr. HOLLAND ; Lady Teazle Mrs. JORDAN ; dy La S -IYeenvell, Mrs. ANSELL ; Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE; Maria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. CINDERELLA. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET- ) LACE. NOTICE -is hereby given. That the EXERBI. TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY NEX r, 3 0 th of April, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. JOHN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec. Admittance ONE SHlLLlNG — Catalogues Sixpence -, 'This Day was published In One Vo 06tavo, pride - 6s in boards, I"RIENI)LY ADMONITIONS to . Parente. and the Female Sex in general ; with Reflections on Moial :mil Religious Subjeds, intended for the Use of the rising Genc;ration. • • March 3 r, t 304. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iilS' MA_ '..YESTI"s ORDNANCE do hel'eby give , IVoiee, That Protrsals will be,received at ;heir Ogre in St. Margaret-meet, Westmiettet - , on r befxr ;Macy tic 3o.'h of April ;,(xl, from such Persons at ma,' be willieg to undertake the Supply uf 1 - ROAT.. MONGERY Al 11C.L. ES Jo , ServiCe of (Os Depart*l4 uponContrailfor a period of Three Y'ean. _ _ By CHARLOTTE BADGER, Late Chariotte Wainwright. Printed for T. Catlell and W. Davies, - Strati& This Day was published, Eleghitly printed in One Volume, Crown Oetittr, price 6s. in boards, Pattern' of the..rlrwlet to be tupilled, tray be vienved ,af the peteetPal Storekeeper's 44.Vce the 'fewer, and the re •mt, CON ditions, and other Parti, I w of the atyrclis, mar L- application at the Secretaiy's Office, lit-St. 111.1ega,q-ctreet, any day between the hours of Ten a , :d Four Z.7lGch, strbere the Prop 6. sa(care ly 6edellvercd, sealedatp and marked•on the Oidelde," Pro.: posals for th:T. Supply or rompongzry Anicles the'Ser viee of the ()rdnarize•Dzpar:lrwilt bet In? Pl'Oposal can be admitted alter the :did 3 att . : By Order of tie Bo.nrel, R. H. CREW, Secretary, , A MAIMS DE G AUL, a Poem ; in Three Borks, Lai. freely translttrzAt from the First Part of the ,French Version of Nicoia`s de tierberay, Sieur ,des E,ssars with Notes. _ , fly WI I.LIAM sTEwART ROSE, Esti. Printed for T. Cadell and W.. Davies, Strand. Of whorn may be had, by the' same Author; The Naval I - LiStory of the tats;. War, VOL 1. price 7s. in bO4ICIS. - _ TOTHEATRE-ROVAL COVENT.GARDEN -MORROW EVENING, April 28, 1804, will be pertnrmed, THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM Count ,Cutvosu, Mr., EMERY ; Marqui s d e Grand Chateau, Mr. 3LAN CHARD ; Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON.; Vinimsiculo, Mr FAWCETT; Peter, bit. MUNDEN. Leonora, Mrs. ATKINS ; Bianca, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Curi.,J, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Florets:., Signora S TORAC E. WITH VALEN TIN E. -'IND ORSON. Valentine and Orson will be:repeated every Evening till further notice. On M,,noty9 Pizarro. • On Wednesday, `fhe• Paragraph, with The Will for the heed. PUBLIC-OFt ICE, BOW.STREE.T, • ' Apra.l6, .tBo4. WHETWENTY POUNDS REtvARD„. . . REAS JOHN 1--iADFIELI), Interpreter for the PrisOnerS Of War at Pdrismouth, late Prencl) . stands charged with Felony;- whoever will apprehend, or Rive such intormation to Sir Richard Ford, Chief Magistrate °t the police at this Office, or to the Mayor of Portsmouth, as may be the ntean s ot a pprelierlding the said fohn:Hat3ri4litt . shall receive TWENTY POUNDS Reward, upon applying at this Office. ~. The said Min Hadfield is abC.hit thirty-six years of age, five feet nine inches high, light brown hair, grey eyes , lon g and narrow visage, rather fair co mplexion, well made, and walks erect; several of his fore teeth out; speaks fast, thick, and With hesitation. ........._____ --_____ TOHNCURIOUS JELLY MOULDS. GRIFFITHS aid SON, t their Manu. factory, No. is, N ewreet, C ovent-gar d en, from Ki ng - street, be g le,ive -st to return their grateful Thinks one door to the Nobility, Gentry, , and •Nqlic in general, tor the great encouragement they have e xperienced, and respectfully inform them, that they have made acuiitions to their former extensive and curious Assortment of lelly and Blanclunange t. Curd -raised Crust, Pm, Savov,and Cassada Cake Moulds, - of the greatest variety of Patterns, and in the most fashionable taste —A large Assortment of Millerieur and Bread CutterS ; • Double a curious .Assortment of Patties , - improved .s, much , and Zlock Tin Kitchen Furniture, wincii is as durable,- . t quullY as wholesol 'l 1 and every useful and cu "'ohs ,Article in trolls urspatch, Till n e , ' ln s a s n ' u v i c at r fured in' a superior style, and _ ......... ________ 'ALLMONEY READY TO ADVANCE. PERSONS in possession of Incomes, estate s arising from Freehold, Copyh o ld , or Leasehold Cha in Land or Houses, M on e y i n the. Funds, Rent rges, Marriagt Settle ments, Wi dows' Jointures, An unities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any Ortrerter. taro Income for Life, may be supplied with, temporary or Permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An tuity 11, ..:.1 cat for the . same. The Nobility anti Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, may be aceornittoiLited on their personal 'security ; and in. any instance-where tire - single secittity of an indivi dual may be deemed instillicient,. the. addition .01 another person to gu arantee the payment of the Interest will re, rnove the obj ec li os ; ilnd, in all cases; privilege will be Riven. to the Public to return the -Principal at their own option. . _ Personal applications will be received every day till Four oc'Clock ; and. Letters !loin Correspondents in TOW)), or 4..lountry ;past _paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to .t'ne Direttor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his - 1- I House, No. .---... 8, Lower John-street, colden-iquare. CAPITAL SA.LL OF PAINTINGS. ' . A N. abridged CATALOGUE, of the Celebraell COI.ION of P AINTINGS of Mr VAN LLYbEN , ° t - As st AuCtion, will be a\ a(lerdm'the Sale the end-of April or the beginnin g "MaYy IT Paris about " ' l'inentaires :n of - which, by Public inson ties Divisions iiiiii t., tiu mont de P: iet..e,,Etne Vivienne No, 5." . Amateurs incHned to give orders for the purchase of any part of this Collettion, Will receive. the above Ca tiatis, at Mr. Harding's, Bookseller; No. 36, St. lames'- street, London, by Who Commissions will be receivd. --._.._..._________ . . NOTIVENTE CAPITALE DE TAiILEAVX• . CE abreg e de la CeletneCt) sieur Van Leyden d'Amsterdani, dont la Veute pub ilealon.ite Mon_ lique et au plus otfrant aura lieu vets la fo d'Avril, ou dans les premiers joins de Mai, ISO 4, dans I. la' Nlaison des Dm- R R u e Vl sinus supplementaires du Mont de Pietk, NO. -ri, ---- vienne, a Paris. Messieurs ley Amateurs sons prevenusque cette Notice se trouve gratis, cliez Nlonsieur Hardin g gLr an ' es ' s- street, a L on d res; chargE d'enta v ib e aire, No. 36, St. C a la distributi a c on, e t de rectvoir les on u'on imissions q pourrott luidonner sujet. --........_____ TO BE DISAu MILLINERS, ism. POSED OF, a good BUSINESS in the MILLINERY and FANCEY DRESS line, many years established In one of the best Streets at the West End of the Tovin. For Cards of address apply at No. 31, Bury-street, St. anie's. • TO 'BE SOLD BY TIMBER. PRIVATE CONTRACT, ABOUT Fourteen Hundred PoUnds worth ' of capital well-Seasoned TIMBE at W e y mouth R, row laying on the teiach ~ tact wswth the att ent io n of Ship bolders. For further particulars apply to Mr: Hennin - gs, Attorney at Law, Weymouth, who wtll shew the Timber, and treat for the same. NO RTII OF'DEVON. THTO BE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate Possession, E Capi ta l B ARTON ut ANN RV, within the P ar i s h of Monkleigh, situated on the Banks of the Ilvigable River Torridge, between the Market Towns of Bideford and Great Torrington. The Premises consist of a newly built Mansion-tiptoe fit for the Residence of a Gen. I,.. teei ' Fa tni l Y, surround e d w i t h an e xtensive Lawn and Shrub. "crY, commanding a most pi c t uresque a nd del i ghtful V i ew of the River, and a fi ne l y wooded Country ; together with about !go Acres of fine Marsh, Meadow, and Arable Land, • . il ; c luding. O rc h ards and Wands. The : reates tn oteof will b e Sold with the E od s l tate, together G with th o se of s''rn adjoillig Estates. There is also a good Lime Kiln en Vie Prentisesirt full work. A Pubic, Auction will be held for selling the same, at the New Inn, in Bideford, on Monday the zi st day of May next, l oetureen ,he hours of Four and Seven in the Afternoon. A pp li cation may be ma d e to Mr. Lawrence P ridham Land Surveyor, or t o M r. Carter, Attorney at Law, Bideletli. 1/itedzatil April, 1804- N. B. itemiukably fine Shooting and Fishing. SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. Committee RooM, No. /2 Bell-Yard, Carey-street, April ;6; 1504. A QU. ARTERLY GENERAL MEETING (be. ing the Annual Meeting) of this Scrciety,o, will be holden at this Committee Room on Monday, the 7th day of 'May next, at half past Twelve o'CloCk. • , • By Order.of the Committee; • . . ' AUGUSTUS PITCHER, Sec. N. L. The Chair will be taker. at One o'clock precisely. The Second Part of the Address from the .Society to the Public is now published, and may be had at Messrs. ton's - in St. Paul's Church-yard, and the other Booksellers. Attendance is -given at the Committee-Room every day . Sundays excered), from ten till tour. THE FINE ARTS. rr HOMPSON, Great •Newpork,Ntret, Printseller to His Majesty and the Duke and Dutchess of York,' does himself the honour to acquaint the SUBSCRIBERS to the PRINT of The DEATH of the Gallant Sir R. A B ER CRO MO', now. engraving by Vendramini, : atter a Pic ture painted - expressly for the occasion by Robert K. Porter ; that be will be enabled to deliver their Impressions, faithfully ni ord.:r of subscription, in the ensuing Month, and hopes the punduality of its.publication will ensure ,•hinLthat pa tronage he has ever been anxious to deserve. —Sets of the Storming. of Seringapatam,• by the same .Artists, are' now ready„at Eight Guineas the Set of Prints, and elegantly framed and glazed at Twenty Guineas o otot few Sets of rroots • remaining at a81..185. K'. Porter at preSent . piiiititig . d Pra\ire.to con tain Portraits of - M.. D' Egville and Mons. Deshaye§, the celebrated Ballet of Achille and Deidarnie. • Proposals for which will be ready for deliiery . In a • few days. A capital AllegoritalTrint 91 The - British Lion roused,.-from a Dr:, w_ ing by P. J. L. LoutncrhOurgh, R. A. 'is now ready for • de - hveringi.at tos. 6d: -each. Print, plain ; -and ri. i coloured. Triomps ,, n begs leave to inform the Nobilit.i, Gentry, and A mateurs„; hat he has added considaably to Ifis.large Collor. than of Dr i .iwing Books and Imitations of Drawings, correct Catalogues of which may he had in Newport-street. The Subscribers to the Series 43f Engrayii.igs, alter • Drawings by trout tite Odes of Inacreori, ate respectfully acquaipted that No.. 4, s, completethe.w)rk, watt be speeuup published. NEW MUSIC—HAYDN, ace.. lust published by C. Tnoinson, York:!Place, Edinburgh, and T. Preston„Ns. 97, Strand, London, on fine Imperial Paper, a Nov and Improved Edition of the most select and admired _ _ _ Qoo UTISH -AIRS, Fifty in each Viilunie ; with an ACcompaliiment, and an introduanty and ionctuding - Symphony to each Air, for the Piano Forte, &c. by P 1. E Y E L and KOZ ELU CH, but, chiefly HAYDN ; there being in the three Volumes now published, and in the Fourth now engraving, upwards of too of the very choicest Scottish Airs, harmonized by Haydn alone, win) writes thus empha tically to the Editor :—" I boast of' this Work, and by it I tatter neyselfn*name will live in Scot .and many years •atier my death."—The Poetry includes all the interesting Songs of BURNS, above Fifty of which .he wrote for this - Work exclusively. In none of the imitations of - this WOrk, there fore, can tnnse exquisite Compositions of Haydn and Bums be tound united with the Scottish :sirs ; nor is there airy other Col tedion in which English yeses suited to the Airs are superacided. Each • Volume, for tnii Voice and Piano Forte, embellished with a fine Engraving, is a Guinea ; and the.,Vjoliaand Violoncello Parte, when wanied, may ne nad separate. Those desirous of a:curing early I mpr.:ssions of the Fourth Volume .end of the Print, will plea- e se.id their 13 . it m,-. 4 .as ; a4nye, her:. mily be 11. id, TWL EVE Gil ANi) SONATAS for the lAN4t . Sze, whit R,riaos on Scottish Subjects, h' PLEY EL and K E I.". Cpl. This Way WAS pub.tsueLi, price 6cl. or a Dozen, f or Dis tribution. - EFLECTIONS proper. tor. the posent Times. r " Afflavit Dzus et tli:fipaititr." - Printed fo'r folin Hatchard, No. tgo, who,ii may be had,' .3st, just published, price 2d. or is. 6d. per dozen; The most MI - portant Truths and Duties pi Christianity stated ; ad, An 'earnest - Eithortation to a fre quent reception of the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, •particularly addressed to Young Persons, once 3d. or zs per dozen ; 3d, a Poem on lleath ; to which is added, 4rl Epitaph 'on King George the Seci',nd, by Beilby Porteus, A. now Lord,l3ishop of London, price ;s. " • This Day 'was published, In One Vol Quarto . , Price iss, in boards, A N INQUIRY the CORN LAWS and CORN TRADEnf GREAT BRITAIN, and their Intlence on the Property 'of she Kingiom; with Sugges tions ter Improvement at tte Corti Laws. • • By the late ALEX . 131 ROM, Esq. Of Mtiiresk, — in the County of Aberdeen. -To...which is added, A Supplement, by Mr. Wm. Mackie, of Ormiston, in East Lothian, bringing down the considera tion of .the Subjed -to the present time, investigating the Cause of the present Scatcity, and suggesting Measures for promoting the Cultivation at the Waste Lands, and for ren dering the Produce etinal to,the increasing Consumption of the Kingdoth. - Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row. Works. just published, by that, esteemed and justly celebrat ed German Writer, AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE. FAMILY of HALDEN, Four Vuls. Price Four teewShillings, sewed. ODD ENOUGH TO BE SURE, or Emilus in the World, z vols. price 8s: sewed. COB EN sTEIN VILLAGE, 4 vols. price r6s. sewed. VILLAGE PASTOR and HIS CHILDREN, 4 vols. price 16s. sewed, - The RAKE and MISANTHROPE, z vols.' price' 7s. sewed. • • • Preparing for_ the Press, Various other Works of this Author. Printed at the Minerva Press, fdr Lane, Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. DUELLING. This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. THE TRIAL at-Large of %V ILLIANI SPAR LING, Esq. late a rieutenant of the loth Regiment of Dragoons, cotnmanded by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and SAMUEL Captain' of His - Majesty's Ship Princess : on 4n Inctitt ment for the Muntzr of Mr. EDWARD GRAYSON. of Liverpool, in a.l7uel fought - February, 26, 1804 ; 'before Sir Alan Chambre, Knight. at the ASsizes held at L4acaster, Wednesday, A pril 4, 1804. • Accurately taken in Short,Hand. Liverpool : Printed by and for W.. Jones, No. 56; Castle street. Sold by Crosby arid Co. Stationers'-court ; Vernor, and Hood, Poultry, London ; W. Creech, Edinburgh ; Archer, Dublin ; and all the Country Hboksellers. • N. B. Betides the Proceedings • which took place in Li4erpool; on the death of Mr. G n yson, relative to the Coroner's Inquest, and the Verdict of the itirT, tni, Publi. cation contains the very able Speech of Mr. Serjeant Cockell, Counsel for the Prosecution.; the C orr „ puil . dente between Mr. Spading and Mr. Gray Son, as we ll' as . t r h o e i C L o i r v ri e n r i p o o n o Pleas ea s in I relana, ViScount Lord between Mr. Sparling and M r . Renshaw ; the Exainrib r : tion of Witnesses, amolig who m are C apt. Palmer, , Hungerlord Hoskins,the t Li j 2c9 Carleton, late Chief ius Lords Robert and Charles Manners, Lord James Murray, and en; Doc col, Macdonald, Major Se y mour, Com p i ssioner Collin, the Rev. Messrs. Johnson. fialson, Brookes, Kitch tors M'Cartney, l'ark,,and Stavart. The Defences of,lVlessrs. Spading and Cvlquitt, vvith Sir Alan Ch4hbre's Address to the Jury. NEW YORK. This Day was R ,aert Wilkinson, No. 5'3, I A i. M AP, of . -Prov !Ice or NEW YORK, on Six Large Sheets of Paper. By SI NI liO ND E wiTT,. Surveyor. General. Price Two Guineas. • '• LANDED PROPERTY, ThiS Day was pinlislied, in One Volume Quarto, elegantly rioted,' and:lllustrated by Diagrams, Price Two (=utheas, in boards , . • 6 A N ELEMENTARY and PRACTICAL I 1 - TREATISE on the LANDED PROPERTY' of - E NG LA .111, ; ,containing the Purchase, the I inprovcznent, and the•Manageinept of Landed Estates. Mr:MARSHALL, Author of diff,:rent Works on Rural Economy. Printed' for G. and •W. Nicol, Pall-Mall ; G. and .Rohinson, and Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row ; Ca del► and 13,vies. Strand ; R. Faulder, New Bond•Stre4; and J. Hatchard, - Piccadilly. SPRING .PHYSIC.. DE VELNO's'VEGE FABLE PILLS are prow. eci by experience to be the best and most innocent Alterattve, Purifier and Sweetener of the Blood ; and those whO ere gflici4in with the Scurvy; Scorbutic Eruptions, Le r, hula, or any Disorder arising, from vitiated Blood, (I,.thise ,rho nave unpaired their Constitutions by dissipa tion, juvenile indiscretion's, or mercurial - medicines; should by tut means omit a course of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. Their operation is, so pleasant as not to interfere with the avocations' of busineSS or pleasure; "its adion is confined to the animal juices, AO requires no alteration or restraint in diet ; it dissolves in the stomach, blends with.. the food, arid graduaJy perva- les rite circulating fluids, cor ,re,:ting its:passage aay &vittion from a state of conva lescenee- in short, it Is the tong sottglit for Vegetable Sped or safe, hitt active, substitute for that fashionable Mi neral, Ni.reury:,(whicli may be said to - cure only by killing), and when .all other Medicines have filled, De Velno's Pills may be relied.on ai a tor those Dlsordcrs which ori ginate iii•an impure or imp irti sae of the blood. Pre ; iartrl by a r e gular-hied Surgeon; and Sold, wholesale anti retail, by Pid.ling and Co. No. 76, Oxford-street, Lon dud, inisniall boxes, price 4s. 6d or six boxes in one, price 22S ; • also retail bit 1 utt, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 3 2 4, lialhotnl. Butler, No. 4,, Clieapside ; Shaw and Edw4ds, No. 66, Sr. Pait.'s („parch-yard, and by every Vender of Me,iicindt the k:inildorri ; but observe that it is signed with red iiik, J. Pudding, No. 76, Oxford.street, London, otherwise 01,: Public might be dei.:eived by inefficadous'Pre parations assuming It similar Name. . . ?VI R. 1 (7.IqMPSON, Ch-ck M ___ar f ufaetuter. of .I.Val•ita , P&otettia witnessed an extraordinary Case of a yoTing. Lady whose Lite was despaired of, in a deep Consumption, and was cured IV the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD. Mrs. Matiteiva, No. 13, Strand, - London, writes, " that the Disorders': fur winch a Lady of my acquaintanoe was af flicted, previous to taking the Balni.of Gilead, were, Nervous Atli:elm - is and a Very high Inhamitiation of the Lungs, atteiated with excessive Coughing, which; reduced . her to Death's door. She is ,now perfectly recovered, al titough previously attended by Dr. Pitcairn, and the hist Me dical Men, without efteet.'' Mrs. Griffin, of Watcombe, near lilandford, forty=-three years of age, so ill that she could not walk out of the house, and fa,rnear three years confined 'to her bed with strong Nervous Oireal.ions ' Trembling, Debility; Lowness of Spi tits, and subject to Fits-, by which she - was reduced to a mere skeleton. A tc--.%v Bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead cured her. M r. Siromoods, of BlandfOrd, and Mr. Shore, of %Vat combe, have attested this Cure: An Officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards had long been sub- . joct to a Nervous Disorder. which affected his whi,le frame; - his hand shook so violently, that he could not Wrie. The Cordial Balm of Gilead ,erfettiv cured him', as May be known by applicatibn to Mr. Watkins, High Town, Here torsi. A Mercer of Chester had been aflliEted from his infancy' with a -N ervous 'Complaint, a tended with great Debility, Languor, Want of Appetite,-and Lowness of Spirits, • increased so much, as to render him incapable or . atecint , .ing to Business, until fortunately hearing of. the woniierfid efficacy' of the Cordial Balm of Cifead, he was restored by a- few IMettles of it.—Ala. Fletcher" of Cheater, W'ilt give the rw cessary reference.. A Lady, a fee; 'days since, called upon me, and declared that the Cordial Balm of Gilead had save:; the tile or her. friend ; another Lady asiur.fd me, that she was corcd of a violet Nervous Complaint by'a few Bottles, anti that when she began taking it, she could scarcely, attend to any thicg. The soave froal Mr. Hazard, of Bath. . ' • Dr. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM OrGILE.AD, for' the Weak,- the Sickly, and the I norm, in all inward Decays, Debility, Lowness of SpiritS. Weakness in either Sex, owing to youthful imprudencies, or Nervous Consumptions, •its merit stands unrivalled Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in tos. 6d. and 335. Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the former,. by whicluthe Purchaser saves ys. gvery genuine-Bottle has a Sternp,which beats the•Propriator'a Name and 'Address, " Samuel' Solo moo, Lkerpool," to mutate which is Felony. • • N. 13. The Postage of all Letters to tfo3, a)o6lor must be paid, and tos. 6d. as a F'ee, enclosed for Advice. The Cordial Bahia of Gilead, A sal- I inperigines, 'and Ab stcrgent Lotion, and '• Guide to Health," are . • . Said by Remnant, tiamburgh ; R. Bach, pearl-street,' New-York ; Mathews,' No. tB, Strand, London ; ' and in Bath, by 1-Lizard; Bristol, littly,in'; Brighton, Gregory Bir-' minghain, Knott and Lloyd . ; Bedford, Smith ; Blaraltosd; Simmons ; Bury,St' Edmund's, Dinele • Cheltenham, Set.: doll; Cambridge,'Hudgson ; Coventry, kollason ; Colches ter, Keyiuer ;. Canterbury Simmons ; Carlisle, joule; Chatham, Etheruigton ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester,' • Pool and Son; 'Chichester, Philiipson irencester, Smith.; Chippenharn, Combs'; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, College. green ; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorcheater; Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dattthouth, jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trew man and Son ; Falmouth, .Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M•Oonald ; Liverpael, Mer. eaaiile Gazette Office ; Leetis, !Inns, Holmes ; Drury ; Lynn, • Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, 'Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson • Margate„-Rowe ; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold;. ' Newbury, Ful ler; 'Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Di c ey ; Nottingham', 13urbage;.' Norwich, Ste,ensim and co, ; Oxford, Jones; Plymouth Dock, lioxland ; Ports; mouth, Belam ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether. •ingtou ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, ,Edctoaves.; South. ,„ I , to o, Baker ; St a fford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunoeriand, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ,• Scarborough, Bay lac Taiviton; Poole; Tunbridge Wells, - Sprange ; E Al.; • weYwouth, Wood; Windsor, Blakeilev ; York, w o laienholtne ; and by all Venders at G6;ttiLe•Mo.liciAT:S in tile 12iiited ICihoo r n. • oFrlce OF ORDNANCE,. April x 9, iBO 4 . rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICE RS of 'HS MA- , jESTI"s ORDNANCE, ii*O lere4 , bat Pr,p9s.ds will be received at tkeicOffire, 11estmiqsk . r, on or berie .114:nday the 7;b of illy next, front such PersWs,as may be willing to tende , iakelb, Sappy q . OAK, ASH, and • EL/IT / h' ER, upon - Contrcaq for te. .Service of this Detartment vit'Potismoulh t • • The I errna, Conditiolr, and 'orer P.lrticulars of rise • Conlr,ia, may be in4wn up - on iapfilication a! the Ordnance - ,o . lfice at Pcrys month, 4std al& at the Secretary's Office is St. .11agaret's any day bePweerl the, bouts if anal . Four o'Cloe k, where lie Proposgts unto be delivered, sealed up, and marked ch. tbe .outside, - " Proposals for the Supply of Oak, Ash; and Elm - Timber, for ,tlye. Ordnapc, Portsniouth ;" 6ra no Prop.tal can be adlititiett alter the ,al4 7th Day By Order.of the Board, , • - R. H. CREW, Secretory. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary General's Office, London, April 25, fB:4. NOTICE • hereby given to all Persons des;rout of Contrauing to supply the following ;articles for the Use of the Army, viz. BRE4ii, IQ the n oops in Barracks and Quarters in the Coun. ties of Norfolk and Bucks ;' OATS, to the Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters in the Court. ty of Northampton ; and • • FORAGE, viz. Oats, Hay, and Stroku, to the Cavalry in Barracks in the Counties of York, Warrhick, and Edinbth gh ; The Deliveries to commence on and for the 25th Day of Ma_y. next -That Proposalr in writing, -sealed up and marked " Teti ; der tar Army Supplies," will be received at this Office en or before the 7th Day of said Month of May (hut none will be re.' (rived after Twelvf-o'Clock on that Day), and if sent by Post, the Postage to be paid. - Proposals must' be made separately for each County, and the Names of two good Sureties, with their Places of Residence, must be inserted at the Foot thereof. Particulars of the ContraHs may be bad upon application at this Office 'between the hours of Ten and Four. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 26, 1804. THE COURT' of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND trading-to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on - TUESDAY the Stir of May next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in the Eve,.ing, to ballot on - the follovatng questi,n, viz. " That Sir 101-111 HA D.. Y YLE Y, Bart. late of the Bengal Civil Establish ment, be pymitted to return with his gunk to India," in order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts in four of the Pi-oprietors present at Such General Court, consent that the said Sit .7-,in Hadls• D'Ofley, Bart. - he permitted to return with his fta,2A to - India. . _ _ WILLIAM RA MS AK. Sec. ESSENTIAL-SALT OF LEMONS, For laking. Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other .Staihs,'out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c, and for many other, Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. P rice ►s. the Box. IJAVING received" numerous ComplainiS - that JAL -Compositions sold under the Title of Salt of Leinons are riot only inelledual, but that they burn and destroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the Public, that my true ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to be had, wholesale and retail, at my Shop in Cockspur.street, and tl,ot none is to be depended upon as mine but w at has my Signature on the bottom of each Box, and on the outside .of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY: . . • N. B. • The 'Salt of Leptons is particularly useful 'to Ladies in washing their - Hands, as it instantly takes out the Stains of Fruit, Coloured Gloves, &e. and is much more agreeable' to use than Lemon itselt, At the sante Place may be had, Bayley's Scowering Drops, for taking Grease out of Silk, Stud; Woollen Cloth, &c. BEAUTY, Health, and a good set of . ' Teeth s / Can only be permanently aiquired - by using of N TO N's RESTORATIVE and •Used by Then - Majesties, &c. tee. &c. This unrivalled Tooth-Powder is prepared from the Recipe or the-late Sir Richard Jebb, M. D. P Their present Ma jesties. It is astringent, amiputrescent—a floe aromatic, a most excellent stoinachic—extremely grateful - to the palate, and pleasantlo,use, making and preserving the Teeth beau tifully white—.gives to the breath the most &I-ad:age sweet ness, and to the gum that fioridnes's which is the only indi cation of good health; in 'a 'word, Mr. Newton, the only Proprietor, will forfeit One Thousand Pountls it ever an instance occurs of Rty per Son having the Tooth-ach r or a Tooth decayed, to the latest period.of life,. that uses it re gularly according to the Direthons sealed round each box. Prepared by B. I-1.-Newton, No. izo, Great Russell-street, Bedfon.-sqUare, and sold iii Boxes at as. 9d. each. Where alSo may be' had, his' Warranted Tooth-brushes, made to 111 Patterns and Size 4, to use with his Tooth-Powder, is. each: also NEWTON'S-ROYAL SWEET LUPIN SOAP, an Article in' the hi.,;hest estialation for making and'preserv - ing beautiful Skin., prite is. each square. - All the above Articles are, sold, wholesale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St: Panl's ..Church-Yard i also retail by all the Venders of Medicines and l'erfurners in London, and-in every - Town in the Kingdom. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. • • Dr. 'JAM ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. rirOnViate the Impositions which have long been pradised„ in, regard to this Medicine, a small attention only is requisite; 'for as by favdur of the Commi , sioners of the Stamp-Office, separate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Neivbery's use; with his Name engraved in the Stamps, the Imitation - 6f which would be a Capital Offence, .the ge. nulhe Preparation 'may now - be readily ascertained; it is therefore reccfnmended to Purchasers not to open any Box in "future, unless they observe the, worciti, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," -printed in the Stamp. The: superior Excellence of these P: I Is in• Rheumatisms and Colds, as well as iu other Complaints to which the huma frame. i liable, ,from the Vicissitudes of . our Clhriate, -is uni. versallk atknowledged • They are admirably calculated fir and other Disorders of the Stomach and. Bowels ; for Hc::ad-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for ,p eventing Palsies ,ari Apopldie.s, .so%often . the. cougequence of Rep Living. Recourse shotild be had to them atter every Ex ceis, and upon- every slight Indisposition; and thus their well-known characteristic of , promoting Longevity will be maintained ; forsby assisting nature in the due discharge of the animal functions, and by, keeping the Constitution, as it Were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement nor attention to wet. They are sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Ware house- for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45,, St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London; and at Dr.James's late hofise 'in Bruton-street in boxes price 4s. 61-earn, Stamp led 'cot the quantity of Six.in one large box-for ii. 45..