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IC , 4 F ;T ~...,..„„..,,,, k r -2....6.; .........,,,,i. , „0( ''' '' .l. ' '...1).. 14' S U N 00 k :7 f . P . _ • I'* "-, ,iSF -- • ' -... 4 - .7.7" . 4;' , 1 - a , • , sot I ii bat \,, -,i“. I ', IP *X PLAPJFIT ~ , T ~ ~~~ NUMBER 3746.) IU. E SDJJ Y, SEPTEMBER 13, 1804. fpßicu'szxpvvcf, • - „. . THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. /740. MORROW -EVENING; Sept. 19,• 130 4 , 1 wilt be a6led a Comedy, called . THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Airnwclt, Mt. H:SIDDONS.,• Sir Charles Freeman, Mr. C R E 1119 NT ; • Archer, Mr. LEWIS; Sullen, Mr. 111 11 It It A Y ; Foigard; Mt. ROCK; Scrub, M. NIUNDEN. • Lady Boutiriftil,' Mrs:. EMFRyi Mrs. Sullen, •Mrs. CLOVER; Dorinda, Miis IIA RRIOT . And Cherry,- 'Airs. 11171 RTYR. To which will be added, a Musical Farce, called • THE QUAKER. • • Steady, Mr. INCLEDON; Lubin, Mr. TAYLOR, (Being his first appearance on this Stage); Soloirmiv Mr. MUN-D-E-N ; Tohn, Mr A 11BOT ; .Thomas, Mr. TRUMAN. Gillian, Mrs. ATKINS; • Cicely; Miss LLSE RV E ; And F Loretta, ,Mrs. TA 't LO (Being he.* first app• earance On this Srage). Itnxes 6.. Pit 35. 64. - Gallery as. . Upper Gallery is. Places for the boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,.'at the Box-Ortice. in Hart -street. The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Per, form heron at Halt-past Six. • Pfavok'd Husband; or, I& fouiney tcaort don : Lord Townley, Mr. Kemble ; Lady l'uWnley, AlisS. Brunton ; with The Irishman in London: On Mou:hy, the Play tat Pizarro; with the Farce of-Ho. , test Thieves. • 'Lie Public are respeelfully informed, that Mrs. Siddons bas renewed her engagement at this Theatre. IlUe notice will be given of the first appearance of Mr. Bra. itan and Signora Storace. BRITISH .FIRE OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. INSURANCE, is gr inted by this Office no 1 - I.wqrs, Buildings, Manufactories, Ships, and all other Vessels, Goods, Nierchandtze, 11 , A k M IN G sTocK.,•and other Pro perty 'root Lo b s or Damage by Fir e . • • • The I)lreetorsteturn their thatils to the Public for the un. preeedented prclefeiiCe g iven by thent•to this °la ce ; th e y are baPpy to h oc : that the Plits they nave 'adopted tor the im.. provernent F Insurances have given such gener.il /*admit, and that through their exerti.ms the itu4itiei. is better utidcr,a,)o(l, awl its ilcivatlZAWS reit.icrott gioh.r.tily bent koal ; they beg to r , :commend their . Mt - ,de of I ranee un A Vlcultural Eaock, the Premiunt upon watch is as. 6d. per Cent. only. ' lie Duty Ott Fire InsuranCe is zs. 6d per Cent. Which Likes cried on the :ail day of October, an .1 ail I n.. aurdiiccs paid on ;' , f alter the said d. 4 y w ill be subject thereto, according to Act of Parli.unent. Ti.ie ()they grait& Insurances for periods short of a • Year, and rn"lces good los s , by 1- ire from - Lightning. Receipts for losorailees becoining.due at Michael:nu, are in the hands or their Afsents,•in the .Principal Cities and Towns, *'rhowill deliver hoposals, w ith the Rates of liyaurance,• gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec UNIVERSITY 01 7 -C I.ASCOW.' , • IN the UNIVERSITY of GLASGOW, t h e usua l PieleCiions, for the •ensoing Session, will begin at the tallow tog terms.: l c i a „c s . ' . Dls and Hours of Commencement. • • I. LITERATURE .end Puntosopily. Humanity, Public S Wednesday, Otlobe r loth, .it half. pull . 2 .and it tbre noort. n tlinanity. p r i me ,S e Tue:4ty, November 6 t h , a: 1 af ternoon. • 04... A, rut.pni; . WennAtlay, ()cipher totß, at li. if past 7 and to forenoon. 'Creek, Private Toesti , Y, Novemlserkth, at 2 at'... 1 tenmoon. • -. • Logic and Clltittific. - ''• S Wvcltlesdiv. Otlober loth, at half j past 8 and 1 m Ibronobia. • . . Moral Philosophy Wedtiesd.my; Oe.iober loth, at half pasi 7 and A 1 IOrCOOOII. , • Natural Phil oso ph y S Weitnesttay., Odlcher moth, at half p.mst.B and 1 i forenoon. tiperintenis in Natural S Tuesday., Novembett 6th, at 8 af- Pttilosuphy' ? ternoon. .lir 4 t Ni, t h eala ..k al Tuesthiy, ' November 6th, at 12 Second Math eout i cal luesdaY, November 6tl; at to tint i no 4 . c Loi!,r.ipt l y 1 Tuesday, November 13th, at 7 af, e tertmon. Civil Histor C Tuesday, November 6 t h, at 2 a t. Y ? ternimm. first French Tuesday, Novernher 6th, at 6. at. € ternoon. S•!corl Frem.ch TuEsday, November 6th, ill af. , ternoon. Itali 4n ' Tuesday. November 6th, at 8 af.. - ternoon. • . • II: THEO LOC.i Y. • Divinity ' • ' -• S Tuesday, November 6th, at it forc . • I no. n. . Ileln ew ), forenoon. Tuesday, November 13th, at to CI um . ie• n history . Thursday, November isth, at Is ( noon. .2 • . 111, LAW. . . . 14, • Amite: of Civil Law Wednesday,. November Nth, at to fa ncietls forenoon. Tuescluy, November .uth, at JO • (. larellooll. , IV. MEDICINE. Di ::,:ti ; e . s. Nlateria Me. Tuesday, November 6th, at to. t lid wite.uraly Pharmacy 2 forenoon. uesday, November 6th, at .11 I . 5 henry 4nd ? ' forenoon.' .. , , h iyuic Praaice of C i Tuesday, November 6th, at is. e ii. , n. Aml atoin • Ch etnlst Y r :T rxi Serge r y )I . .t .i m e e r s i ( i l o a o y , , L Noventber 6th, al a af-%, • coo hett , a . the Arts c Tues.:ay, November 6th, at 7 af . tora ny `• %villi it ? ternoon. May, 1805. . CLINTiv„ the It- l^.• i.r.c . ru RES on. the Cases of Patients in ..............yL ofirrilary • W --"----.. —c,....._____...,.... 7 ....., A NTki) on Leiqe, same PREMISES.. wi ' ll; Toky 44 'ut ONE ACRE of LAN.D,Jor a IVIANUFAC , tv" . • sal !dun sixteen milesat London. . 4 ress i SI P " - Patti. staing the Plue and Situat ion. a d_ 61( lor i‘ 11. • Ruse a►►d OA , 1 d Cr • ti Krightsbrtdse, will Di. at tended to • . . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL P(ERSON6 in possession of Incomes) t 4 ariMng from Ficehold, Copyhold, or Ltasehotil Cli? 4teli '' in Land or Houses, Mon l e, in the Funds, Rem ~„:'!lRes, Marriage Settlements % Wows' Jointures, - A . u. z:!+Eles,. Patent Places, Church' LiVings, or any 14_11,11 Income for Lite,- maY be supplied'with tratp?rary o r . other ci.r. Permanent Sums eat Money to any Amount, by PaYll'gAn oult,y live, est for the same. •••:, ti .be . Nubility and Uentry of known Property. or their a l ,,l r i j 4 Way...be 'aceozrunoclati:4 oil • their personal soeuritr; dual n ally ilistaice where' the lingle scitrity of an indivt- Pers o i n n " be LLNinic.d" insufficient the addition of another N . to 'guaranwe..the payment of the Interest will mo w: . . the objection ; aiiii, in All eases love r , , , privilege-wi ll be option tO thep n n lic to tel Pers o . .. the 'Princi pal at their o wn ; a every till Poor ~,,o na, appncatio ns will be re4e.ve.. dav Or Z .: , - . 1 11 ,C jal ta LettQrS (NM Correspondents in "ToWII „. 0, ° , 6 u ..,.1 1 ,Y ',post 'aft) will be inirnediateiv answered, by ,ii! • ro ,'!tig ',post the Direttor a the Knightsbinige Mink, at MS ' llBl liOttse, No. 8, Lowcr lohn-street, Golden-tiquarer. .„.._ • -• 1 By AUTHORITY OF GOVERNMENT. F TN - IE. ONLY STATE-LOTTERY . thi' Year commences Dtawing on MONDAY NEXT, the 24th, at COOPF Ws- HA I. containing NIORE CAPITAL. PRIZES AND I.F.SS TICKETS ,THAN ANY, FORMER_ Lo:r ERN'. Among, which are 3 Prizes of X.• zO,oeo . 3 10,0zo 3-- - - - had .no Prize less than zol. MONTIAY NEXT. NTORE CAPITAL PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, • ' Three Teri Thousand Pound Prizes, - - Three Eye ThOusand Pound Priies, • No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. I\I4•ONDA Y, ' the z+th of thji .Montb, begins .1. Drawing the GRA NI) STATE LOTTERY, Which contains a greater propoitiou of CAPITAL PRILE3 To the small Nuipber of Tickets, than any fermcr Lottery. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. V4l. °leach. 'total Value. 3 of ‘20,000 are ,C61,,q00 3 . t.,000 3A,000 - 5,00 70 0 - - ' )0 2,000 40 . jo . 2,c00 6650 • 2a 131,qa0 • ' '25,000 Tickets • kaco,ono Part of the Capitals to be determined as under: , . First-drawn TiCket First Day' ,C. 5,000 First- , :r•twn Ticket Seventh Day 10,700 First-drawn Tickbt Eighth Day 20,000 , Firstdrimin Ticket Ninth Day • '- 5,n00 Tickets and 'Share. on Sale at every Licensed Lottery '0 PRESENT PRICE. • •• • • • Ticket - s o Half - ,C. 9 7 Eighth ,C. z 7 6 Qtarter.. , . 4 14 o I Sixteenth 4 o . . CAPITAL PRIZES. • - - . AT SWIFT and Cii.; l 4 Oki Office s - , in the Poul. try, the Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery, to h;:gin DrioYink on &tondo' tiext, are on :4:kin - Mid variety. - CAP I CA LS -The. fol!owing Capita! Prizes of tne Lot- . tcries in and for the L. A VI - 1- &A it WeTe • shired, 401c1,' and,. registered, :at SWIFT and Co.'s tiltice, viz. . • No. 2?.6, c. 10,000 1 No. 11 , 1 99 ,C.. 2.030 11,599, - 5,000 . 41,646 ... 2,00') . . , • 19 iO. - s,coa I 3,c91 - 1,000 2 0.4;0, . 5,030 • 6,357 - 1,000 No. tA -- . 12 -7p 1.7001. and others of soot. eice,:. AcC. to a great 41110U111. To the VOLUNTEER ECION of the COUNTY of NION'IstA M ER\ . ~.!nft*,Pq atios-A{:p coustrav)4ex, II appears f Ine acciiii,:irs lately received from 'the Continent, .that iinmerist prepayations • are, made to iiivale this Country, and that the speedy attack of a Fiend' Army my be ex. , ected. 1 , presume tt, ad:tress front zt•Nrsuas;oh that_ there are but few .vliose ;Muds are, duly imio - eSsed with tile itnikirtame of the contest in which ,Von are unquestionably, uniniiinaus in your determination to reSiSrthein to the utmost of sour power. Resist, or th: ruined —tii.it is.your oiny choice. To stimulate our exertions at this awrizi crisi,, I neA leave to dra,y the outlines of the depionole co:iditiUn into which the peol*of this Country must inevitably and irretrievably sink, if, throtigh Qowardica or imicaleit,e, tiicyipil ut success. 111 UWE case, . Tue King is Dethroned, . The Parliament LYissolved, . . England bee ' iunes a P, rovinceot France, The Liberties and the Independence of our Country are lost for ever. - - . . • , _ '.. Were I apprehensive that, even in the severest trials, you would shrine: Irvin the duty vvltieli you owe to your King and Country, would ask ynti,or rapier I would entreat you to ask yourselves—Will you-tainely subinit Your necks to the yoke of Frallep? Will you it/1W) yur .backs in the day of battle, and sutler yourselves to be insulted, and trainoled upon by Our COmpleroes i l."Shill it tie in vain that your Wives, your Si:ders, and your Datiglire;S, implore your pro-; tection? Shall the lair 11.1cisels of Britain be basely reseeted as a prey to' the lenizaties of Bonaparte.? Shall the young ten n la considetation - More especially interesting to the lows n i elemot'soeiety . ), who are. now .the hope;, and may seen be the *suptiort ot tneir.COtratry, he dragged from their Homes, and dratted into the French tiny, to tight 100 p-clinics sue tiattlee of the Corsican Usurper ? -• With the conquest of England .- lionaperie would gain the Nivy . of England; and with the Navy of Enelend, he would achieve the conquest i of every iationin Europe. What would then be the agony of indieltatioreand remorse, which you would tee!, it you saw the Britannia, the Ville de Paris, the Venerableeand the Van %tiara, winch have borne themiutnpliant etatulards'of Howe, St. Vatic:eta, of Duncan, and of Nelson, seizing under Francis colours to ex winkle!: Dentinion—the Despotism of trance ? Would you patiently surreneler. your gallant Seamen, who have so - gloriously: seppeerled the, honour of their King and Country in the Betties of the First of lime, of Cape St. Vincent's, of Carnperdown and, the Nile, to beeoine the slaVee of Bonaparte—to be employealln reducing the now lii- dependent 'Nations.. of Europe under the yoke of Prance? Lesily, Well you suffer the, wealth which the labour of our iienantlineti, the skill of our - mechanics, and the:enterprize of our merchants have eantedier the support of their families, and • Wince, constitutes the envied prosperity of our Country, to be seized by an Atonic; of organized robbers, whom the hopes of plunder have allured . to the standard of a perfidious tyrannical Ust;rper ? .Desolation marks the progress "or the French 'Armies-- their tooteteps are traced ill 1.110 11 4, . • Their. Leek'' , te ' you know, a compound of inordinate ambition, diabolical usa. dignity, and ineatieble revenge : and, as we atone of alt the Nations in hurope, ate Found to withstand his project of uni versal dominion, 'England is now the object of his-fiercest attack : the English are a Nation which he e.etld. sacrifice halt, the people of Fiance to subdue. lle is pledged to glut his ravenous gang with the wealth, rat Loudon, and, to divide , ' amongst theist the whole property of Britain. Endeaveur, for a moment, to iinegine what must be the conseqiience, should our conquered Country be abandoned to the lust and ; rapacity of the French, when Bonaparte, and eveiy . soldier in lits Army, would eetimat.e the service he Jibes, to ' Eranee .by tile extent of the misery and the havock witteh ' helnakeS in England. . Tnere is another consideration, which must nerve every arm,- and fortify every heart. suc h has. been the course of events, that into-our hands are consigned the liberties of Europe.. Should Bonaparte achieve the conquest ot Eng land, the rest of Europe becomes an easy prey. Of . time di& ferene nations iiim which it is divided, - the more powerful have teem terrified by the Fregeheethe weaker have been. plundered and oppressed. They all wait; with Militating-, anxiety, the issue . of the contest. If we tail, they must submit their necks to the galling yoke of France ; if AVC:ille. ceed, their liberty and independence will' be soon restored. Should we emulate the valour displayed by our ancestors in the field of Poictiers anti Agincourt, of Blenheim and of Ra milhes—should. we march tort h to meet-the Foe, determined to conquer or to, die,—sbotild we attack the Invaders of ot-f Countiy with the•impetivieity which the just ice of our cause, the importance of the stake, and the abhorrence of the Enemy,' ought to iospire-eSlimild our strenuous clthrts be crowned with euecese-With what ecetacy . will every Nation in this part efehe World Wil-tire joyftal tulings - I with what fervour of attachouctlt will they implore upon their Deliverers the blessings of Heaven 1 A - Deleat upon the Coast of Englend; will be to. the, U s uepor but tics: begi n ning of sorrows 7 -It will he a signet for the ditlerent Natiene in Europe to assert 4 ticir • 1 httepencience— Myria.ts of .swords would then Lap front their seaboards, to' wreck ven r.uice ulnin the perfidy, the oppression, and the cruelty of untie. It would taro be seen, whether the deliberate Murderer of the disarmed de- fenceless Turks, at laffa, can make , universal alaltok(ence a lumulation for upliversal dominion. If the spirit with which a Soldier sustains the danger and fatigueof Battle, can be interred iron the object tor which •he contends, how encouraging is a conwarisao between the French and English Armies`! They tight Id enslave a foreign lind—s4c for tile freedom of our own;.. they fight tOr plunder —we tbr every thing deal - to man in eivilized life. To the enthusiasm of Liberty they owe the triumph of ninny a-bloody day—but that spirit is now no _more. The trench Soldiers have traitorously turned ~:twist their Country the arms with which they were entrusted for its defence ; they have basely surrendered it> Liberty to an Usurper, and elle Government of France is novv file Despotism of Algiers. That it is wise to take ita hint even from an Enemy, has been sv long and,so generally admitted, 'as to become prover b:al. The F rench Soldiers, if any hopes of success remain, found them upon their isuptridr ciexterity in military evolu lions. This consideration Kill , tend, .1 trust, to reconcile yon to the attention, -however tatiguing, that IS nece,sitry to make yourselves expert in the use of arms. Williont this skill, tae most ardent courage is of liitleavail t valour-, without discipline, serves only to add to the triumph of the Enemy, by extending the iavoe which it enables Jtirrf to effect. A confidence that you are adroit in the tactics of the betel, will soon, in actual service, gtve you that steadineSs under arms, which, in tale onMic).l Of experienced Officers, is the.only thing that would then berequired to complete tile military character of the Volunteers and then, should even the winds itricivares be propitious to the Enemy, anti enable them to eue.4a, a•vur brave Tars, v:,llr, lorrit the g.orioits - advenced guard of . their Country, united with theitegtdars and Militia, you yr odic& engage them with the greatest t fiance of succets, an. t the least ex pendicure of British blood S nould an Army o; Ruffians-set foot On the English Snore, you will then be e:iableci. to oppose them with matchless vigour and cited. s litat as we arc to contend With the %%A V.:4' eower of trance, and as thatTowcr is now at the absolint of a man cat daring enteipns.., extraordinary talents, anti rnoreextiautdinary fortune, we :mist be prepared tor a struggle of the most freint-ndous Aim!: -In the ‘wirse of the War, the conflict may be severe,.inidtie victory donoiful. Let our Blinds be fortified f o r akviul a crisis, by considering the iinportanee of what :hi; BAUM must decide: if we rats, tile light of Liberty is extiliguisin.al for ages - Des parish', with its end! tind`paralyzesevcry honte eXeriieli of the tined, anti beim:Was cveiy ,ous i . e . . of the !wait, then Mvelope this tair I le, sit at Colinne%e, Ai ts, and Learniug; 'and eventozliy neoade ,ieoat..e nic elcula plc., portion ot I:lankinit. W e d,WII upon our k:tees berote our Conqueror, and nun .ic the Sacred Maje:tYof taat atter d victing ca.(' r. , ~ri, ailiongyt iiiiiSoldiers, hie =Wolin tie.er.leiuti ty pis:aiett to spare our upon condition that we and our caller:di tlet.:Vcile the • abject slaveS of tiac'fi:adieti 1 , but, thAvever cal.anifiodi the consequences $1 defeat. pro portionably icrrllia.it wilt tie lip: 14101'y of 4t.w.4.,:5s tra.4.;een, dent will tie rile merit or naviiig saved out c!ouinry • tal thellonour haVing checked the mad ciacer u; a Tj•raiii, hiatening in proud array to enslave, and eJosecnierniy. to Dar. barite tin:civilized wof Id. • , ~.,...._ ‘V orp, totoe:o.c,, tile attack of the Er.einy is announced; anti ti.e truni ! , ..it btkniinnils you to ar.ns, let tins b Inc scati. mem dispi4k:d upon 'your Issuers-- ".170iq.litupcii:lc.10: of our country, or, an lionour4ble Gr.:‘r, ,, . . Tliii the Resolution rooted in y..ui hearts— " To return vidvuou.i - - or retuo. on more." . . .... ._ . N A NIIEN U ls tii"i'(l.l.: tlsis Day was publishc,i; In Five, Volumes, Brice 17:i. 6.1. in boards, JESSICA MANDAVILLE ; or, Tile. Wurnin " of Fortitude No,el, By 'NH Nr.k1.1.)1 , .N. Printed for G. A. AVAI. Richmond; and sold by Long: man, Hoist, Revs, Ut < Prnte, Nos 34, PAtetslo.ter-14W. ()I wilotti way be 10,1, lati;ly published, 1. The Lake of Novel, by Antot Maria Por ,zer, Atlt.44r-.4 Walsh &L. Sze, ii; 3-vols. tame. pr;ce 2. - ..Aubery , a Novc:, by R. C. Dallas. Esq. Author of • rercical, in 4 tamo. price tBs in-boards. • .3. Modem Literature, 3 Novel, by Robert Bis Set, L,1,11.. • 3 . v015. tz.n 1. 1) - fice Its. in board,. 4. The Vi xpected Legacy. a Novel, by Mrs. Hunter, of Norwich, iu 2 vols. I amo. price 9s. in boards. .. 5. 'lVtiat You Please ; or Neurons of Modern Charaaers, u • Novel, by the Author of Tourville, in 4 vols. tamp. price i6s. in Wards. • ESTATE at BURGH ST. P,ETER's, NORFOLK. THE Public is resk&fully informed, that the Sale °tan Fttate desirably situated at Burgh St. Pe. ter's at conVenlent distair,•es lroin Yarmouth, Lowestoire, BecCles, anti Bungay, in the ()co:060110' Mr. Robert Dis. ney, Consisting ot-a Di.v::lin , ;•liouse,. Garden, Barn, Stables, and,Out.buildings, a double 'Cottao; and about Thirty Acres Of Land, advertised for Salt on the aid of September instant, is Postponed until Saturday the Sixth Day of October, at Twelve o't lock, when. toe 'same will be Sold by Anation (unless previcrasly disposed of by Private ContraC4 of which . due notice will be given), by Mr, IVilliarn . ScaMatt, at. the Bc.kr Inn, ,1361.1,7 5 e _Foot; Great Yarmouth. The Dwelling- Rouse is delightfully situated on an Entinenci!, commanding a most extensive 4n5.1 beautiful View of khe beccles Nayiga ble River. and .surfouncling Country, and is a most desirable situationio a Gentleman's Seat. Possession may be had at Old Nlichaalmas-nrxt.. The Tenant will anew the Premises, hor further particulars, apply to the Auaioi,eer, or to Mr. :taws ayels, Grcat Yarmouth.. • NEW MEDICINE ACT: At the only Wirehouse for Dr. 1 AMES's POWDER, No 4S► St. Paul's Churcn.yard, London. rrimt r'illoing MEDICINES are'Sol(l,, at the , Prices aunt:Ned, int:in:Vali; the Stamp Duties;. and as it is enacted, that iron the Ist of Seprernber, 1232, the s tie nps should be appli.L.l to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for FoieLm as her borne Couiumption, and as a coup sidiniabid Ac.Oition made to thq Stamps, on the articles of higher value, or th , ,se nt bin,. the prices tif Dr. James's POWder he iii intuit' t cid. per 'Packet, or :I. ,ss..riti. per When ,• butAbi.• of a Dozen P:Ackots in a Dot. tie (as mane .up tot A:rilly zinil Navy) may be had for 0. 4s. Ana as by lAvour of ilt•.! Corninisiioners or the Stamp (Mice, Plates•are przitared• tor Mr. Newbery's sepa. rate use, with his .!laity cograxed in each Stamp, the Public will k caretul tObbserve, that the words, " F. Newhery, Nu. A, St. Paul's," arc printed in the stamps of all his ,Medicines; and as it is presnined that-this will be a sulli. dent . security against Counterieur, his Signature on the Dr. lames's powder wilt bt diScootinued from hetweforwaid. Stimps will he allowed gratis, as usual, to those who purcpase Bair a - Dozen or more at a tiotc; of the lower priced article::, r.. d. 4, a'. Dr., larnes's l'owder 2 9 Lozonges of Bloii t 16 Do. a Bottle • . 2.4 o Fieake`sTinti.ctilarl: 4 9 Do. Analogic Pills 4 6 . Do.. Hu x.hatn's - 2 o Do. large Box = 24 • o English Collee - A 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6 Convulsion Oil -• z' pnni:kirk. Medicines 8 .6 Do. ea:nontileDropi. 1 9 Inglish's Scots Pills t o Du. Paregoric Lozenges 1 1 Essenceof reppewaint t ri, Berry's Bilious Pills ,4 6 Grant's Drops - z 14 Dr. 'Austin's Chalybeate , Dr. liooperrs Pills r 14 ditto, 4 , a Class's Magnesia - '3 6 Dalby's Carrnimtive 1 9 I)ttto -2, 6 Essenceo(Coltstboy 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snort' . a 9 ,Spilshury's Drops 5 6 Ty r S ponce' s I)entri &ice 4 0 - Dr. Solapcter t s Tea 2 9 looei's Ithettmatic G Tina= t turd 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t 14 N. B. Stumps with Mr .•. Nei.vbery's Name are.affixed.to the first tweety Articles above entr,neratttti ; and AS many Persons, pArticularly Servants atilt ,M,.-ssehgers, nrastate his House, ts.under the nix4ssity Of pointing out,. that it •is at the Ea.st , d'aid of . Sr. to. Cheapsitie, and that it has a large • Whiw stuccoed ront, on which the* Words arc irtymbed : " F 11is tlN•i.l' WAltlitiql./Sf _Falst Wt. 1A41.1i5% w.Qt.}}... • ; , .4, r tit 3 1, TIFIR COMMISSIONIi,S jr, , ,r • Ells 11141:1E.ST.Y's Ni4Pl belrely give N3ticr, th.:t on I DNES fthe 3d of 0,7. next thcje Toil/ ce read;: ri re ceive 'Tender r tr. writing, (sealed up) and treat van_ titles of IRISH BEEFand PORK, in half Piencte , ..ns,Tierres,* and Barrds, as shall 6e equal, in the agzrer a te, to Six -r&urand 7 krerr of the forn;er, and Nig( rhyrand Tierces of the later, to he of the hest Inalios-; to he ciael inike ensiling stetson ; to 6e. delivered iftto His Majesoos Vic7iialling.7itores at the 4 don, °le-Mild part tbereol by the e , 41 or lastua , ,y, a firs/7er os,c. thrrtfpnrt thereof by the end of Febetia.y, dud the third pact thereof ay Ike 8- 5 ;an I ti 6,• paidfcr. by Billt,p.fyet6l4•Tvilb interfst, ninety dnys after date. N. B. No Tender for a /err giia.diy than Five Hundred Tierces of each Species will he admitted. The . Conditiotts of the Contra.? otay he seen a! the Secretarr's °fee, at Ibis - offiee,. or by applyiqg to 411 r. DoTsterrLye, the elgevt fir the Pinoalling Crk ito the Cdlr.'7,rr, jesoi's Castm,rat I.l.n?riek, B , :fatt, to the Poststorte4Geteralratboblin,rev,tea4,4,• No regard wilt he bad to anj. Tevder nehieb the Pilre• 4.41 not be inserted in words at lelgth, or that slur!! not heJelluer: ato the Board brio.? o.e o'l:lock on the raid Tedoesday the jd of OEVber, not unless the Perron urea rnak;:s tb: Tender, or some Person on bit behalf, atte.tdt, t^ ansntyr, tvber eal';;/ VICTUALLING OFFICE, Sept. 't, tgo4. THE COALII ISSIONERS for ;'ICT'LI/ILLING HIS Y 4 ESTi": NA YY (iv hereby give Notice, That on Friday the' 211 inst. thy: .7‘,11 br reaaj , to receive in tFriting (sealed:op), 44.1 Peat 14. !be sultlying• of what FiESII-.8 F.F den:a-tied fd- the Ship: and tyttielr. at OlVt-r.t. in 1) , A: t- .Ruadr, .ana' al • • ' r srpa.'we Ow:t , a 5. 4 e), the 1.0 of 0,1.4ir lefti.! the 31. tr a , iturb next to ct ; jpr p ci abi e , toil, blies est, 90 ,hty: after date. Tbc Coyd;tials of the L'untra,gs mit. 4e stt n at ale Secretary's, 9,fet; at this 01 ct, or by app j.iitg ti t !Ur. 1 &mar :kelt Jr o the V1,1•?illieg• Nr regard, toi.`l be bad arty Tinder in which the , PPice not be inverted in words 'evil), or that :ball not 6e del;vesed to the Board brio, Our o'Cl,ri :('c s.std 21 instant, nor unless tbs. /'err n tvbs snakes the Tender, or some Person on - his 6:half, aliendi, to .insw,er, when ralle.a* 4.2 . 011' . , • Caminittav (;ed'er.tl's Ojiar, •• 1,2/141.w., 4111, I s h iS MOTICE is. hereby gi*Ten to Fall Persons desirous Contra:llv to st.pplY FOR /id efe.4 l an d S rAdiv, 1,, a:, cavalry in Barracks, 11:te Co:vales LEs . sex„Krni, Sutt;;;, t.Vraft.lte; Ork, Lan— carter, qtaniset, Drvart, Cornwall, D.,ritt, Hants, tt e AeX S Urs 6", Not thampton, IVdt! ,, i;t4m, and ti rk.i o Snap Britain and i n t:e Connties Perth, and 4Vuri.6 ittitain ; 144 DWI commence on and . I,r the 43th I.:Tay.o.fCat. , 4er next Tim: Pro. posals in :oiling, ha led up and m a rk ed " Teridel . tor Army Supplier," wi ll be received at Ibis °Sic, on or he.), e the Ist day of said 11.1onth if Uellber (but none ?Lill be ',eel t , e.l after Twell!r"o'Clock on that Day), -and If sent by Post, air - Postal to Ge paid. - l'roposals miter he made separately fir each : Cou.ty, and Ike Nansts of tleo Sureties, with their Hares of Reeidenee, mint be inserted at the Foot thereof; and no Itind:r n‘ ill he noticed unless-16e Party, or Agents, call at thir Office ore the A:Ziaiv illy to brow the deciehat thereon. Particular' of the may be upan apt/ft-alba at air Office, between the bow .1' of Ten and Pour. spur INDIA lICIUSR, August 22, IFQ4. H E COURT of DIRECTORS of 'be UNITED COMPANY of lIIERCHANTS .of ENG. LAN!) trading lathe _East • Indies', do kfreby give Nake, That they trill 6e ready to receive Proposals,. in writhe, at any time on or 6e fore if - dnesdgy the 19th tl S . :osiers:l.er next, from any" Person who stay he trilling to LEt'T to FREIGHT S H IPS of low) Tont and upwards, noir in India , for the said tohsing hosrte'a Cargo front China, and afterwards to le engaged jisr a numbee of Voyagq. (not exceeding Jour), ^ ire ptc. portions to the age of each Shit; resprelivelr. COURT of DIRECrORS do hereby. further give Notice, That • 'hot will be read; t& receive Protorals, 14 ;Wiling, 64 or' 151:14e ll'ednerday the igth of:Septenrer, fir the II lR I:, , hr rtfir' - then nuoilierOf Plyaket, .of nab Ship, v 1 to;,o Ttrnt and hp. w.vdr, which have performed their contra clef number rf Piyages In the lVornpa;l'y's !Service, The. TendePs, - .;vith, the words Sbip Tender" on the enver,-to he several& sealed up, and left With the Set-retacy, (21Z or brjw e Twelve o'Clock ai 71CON on the a&ve day, beyond which hour not etv Tender 'WO he received. ' . ,11 R/11115'4 Y, See. Tbe,Particulars of the Tertnst.td Cmditions on v'hich the Ships: •tvill he engagea' the Compaly's Se , vice, Pniy l,e .Itelt upon ail cation to to Mr. jamec Conan, CI, rk to the Fon:mitres of Shi;pifig, ex or after 41f00d,4,E the 2716 instant. • - r"r I HE improved 'PEDOMETER, or \V A y_ SER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the tli•tance the,Me.trer (price Two (..;i3nb,:zib . ), by Sl'E C R an(t PE It K 1 S, Watch-mak:J4 tc, West Nl:wgate.str,.4:r ir , vnovcri from Snotv.nilf, ~ n account nt the I inprov: who fir ne,4 thirty year:i have I,ibricared it:. ; a n d thourol they (10 not claim tire . a$ aneiwnt ;Is Poi;ket yet' tll' that ..:ac to their knowledge h.. t ve been, ,o ro.de.in thefr Inconvenient in Ivearnig, btittl incor , Lct in their pc.rtbrinsitNe, ;lb to leave been aoun LiLid hy as 1:e1e4.3:1. whi,:h they take the liborty to °Ma to the Public:, is elenant in ascii, thost hiedi'perteetly comet, anti, whdt is deiinfole in Ai I Niat. June:. 01 Yant:v, it.g ; not liable to he old of ()Ale, and is 'a ita , ,t attiusitt Cotuthation tti Gitatlertice, who .Jrc WWI Of %; king 414 YIGOti nit ! , • , flatteriegtherrtselves the great improvement l ate l y made. has carried it to its •nitiatettorn, they take iti,) publte,ltti*ettre to themselves at it, I.x,:o,titaterjally injured by l'l4.l,trkts who Itayetii!• led their M4chines, and pased'theln nil' t Q m e n as .▪ heir own i,llVelltlollsi lIPUgil At much hignor pi es, and very iulerior •