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" ~' ~ tiUdiLER- 36f)9 THAMES. AND.MPDWAY 'CANAL, From Gravesend to RocheSter. to avoid, by a Cut, Eight :titles anti a Qtiarter only in length, the present circuitous a.nd frequently dangerous voy4ge of Forty-;even Miles round the Nore. Alsa MEETING „ f the COMMITTEE, of this Undertakiiiii, holden at Gravesend on the gth of iiiiie, 1 5 304, pre sent Sir «'M.M. C; F.ARY, Bart. i n the Chair; ght Hon. Earl of Romney ; Hon. and Rev. Jacob Mar sh.am, D. ; Gcorge Gunning, Esq. - ; Edward H:•ir.e vood.-Esq. ; Mr. .Win. Randall ; Mr. Thomas Lomak —A 0 Act of Parliament, enabling the Company o f P ropr i etors "to adopt t h e Improvement suggested by Mr. Rennie having Passed, it was resolved that a Special ASsembly of the Pro t!rictors• convened to beholden at the London Favern, in -uis hopsgate-street ; to consider of an.-I 'etermine upon iin • fnediate. measures, by an increase. of Subscription or other svise, for the completion or iidvaritage of the undertaking, and , I nati in additi on to t h e present Proprietors, all other persons ` us ,,Poscd to promote the undert a ki ng, be requested to attend. , ! I- otiee is therefore hereby g i ven, t l iat suc h special Assembly 1 1 ,11 be holden at the L o nd on T avern, atiires;dd, on Friday • le 6 th of July near, at One o'Cloek in the A fiernoon pre els"lY, for the purpose aboVe-mentioned, and.that the pre s.ent Proprietors, .and all other versons d sposecl to promote the undertaking. are articularl}. recrested to'attend. Maidstone, Tun e 1.- i % "'by Order of the Committee, tee Printed W. SCUDAMDRE, Clerk. n i , conta c4 Extraas from the Proceedings of the Corn ing above ~,,Itorrnation for ►theattention of the Meet. ,Tavi. ert, IllaY he had at the Bar of .the L ndon ; at „ ssr, k Temple ; aptiat e -atY and Cope's, Paper-buildings, Maidstone, at Met•s. IZofie and Scridimore's Office, taking maybe 91 . which places a plan of the Under n. :.MY HORSE. TH aly E much- a d mired as large a s Lir e , ca ll e d HORSE, is now ready to deliver, in Colours, price zis. aid irt Black, ,price to.. 6d. The Set of t h ree Prints of the Battle'of Alexandria, and Vl her, iew s of the City, are also re,ctv to deliver - by the Pub. and llis Nlajest v ' s Prititeller, NO. 5 9 , Ne w B on d -street, .at every P 11^ •• in the United Kingdom. To WINE and . I3RANDY MERCHANTS-. A N OL.D• E`'l .A fii.L,i i[VIENT .in the Wine 1 ..1.. Trade :1 . 0 BE DISPA)‘z the mo st Pleasant an E I) d respeaabl e Citie OF, situated' i n o n e of s troui Lo n d on , a conveni e nt di stance siness. , the 'Proprietor being about to ret ire from Bu ' For particulars, applvto Messrs. Pelt` •No. 7..7, A beiturch-lane, Loinoard-street be rt Frcebair n an d C o. . -N. B. None hut rri,,cipals will he treali with. e......-................._....___...__._._—...._.............. _..........--......__ ------,__._..____..... Tor IYEMEI , tARA BERBICE, ESSE QUIBO, SIIRI NAM, atid all INDIES , M E parts ot ARICA and the EAST GAINIES'i COPYING, MAL:7IINE, and POR TABLE DESK. manutaatired by himself, are found of essential service in warm Clim,.tes. where Clerks' labour is valuable, and where many Letters, Invoices, ice a *wanted It a • snort notice, particularly to copy in a Forei ti Language, which is difficult to any but thoseacquaiuted tow: that-Language A Copying Machine, worked with one hind. .7 is equal to six or movie ready Writers, not to mantion that no mistake can be made in even a Figure, and the Copies de not require an examniat:oiiht-compirison with 1 , c.: original. To the Pt ,RTABLE I.SK are .;.:dial n. 1. 4, useful and desirable appendages, which , lce it a most convenient arricie, and' fw . for sale, yields a goon .alvantage; d. No. 53, S4p St. Paul% Churdi-Tard— beiii,.. always in de ...._________ i OVSALE BY AUCTION,' THE,At the Exchange at Cork, on f ri,tay the 6th Thly, tg* , l% ta '' sdillug C . pp. r.tt , )tt• mt . it Ship LE . BR NVE late a Fitt:eh Privateer, Laptured by His I*A'it-stra -Ship 'Loire, Capkain Alaitlaiid, .-); the following Dimensions Length aloft - ' Peet. I3r eadth of 13e am - - - 4' 93 26 ditto. , - Depth of H o ld . - -- - as ditto. Height between Deck; .... - 5 it inches. ..Adrn.as, tres 2 47 Tons or thereabouts. i,.Pierce- i fo r ig (, 1 „ 1 , 1-, as , , m„ untc d ; i 4 well calculated tor th e "rest I ndian 0 ' '' ' and - f und in all r Atrican 1 rade ; well o hind of Stores. I- or Inventory and Par i4;ul.trs, apply to loon Roche there ; or to Messrs. Ominanney and Druce, Wo t i, Cecil street, 1 moon U b P ERB S FOCI( a d d timisEHOLI) FURNITURE CLASS t aou too B /c RUSS,F.LS and other CARPETS , CHINA, 8. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, By Nles,.rs. FOSTER 11.41 C ,, . At No. 'r24, 13 iacknian. street, Borough, opposite St. George's Church, To...morrow . , and - following days at Twelve O'Clock, iivithotit reserve, A LL the reln . :i: - ing Neat ancliG.nuine HOUSE_ and HOLD FURNITU RE, and Stock ot an Uph o l sterer Cabinet-Maker, retiring into the . Country: comprising lofty Four -post and Tent Bedsteads with ChtntL, Cotton, sad other 44angings, rod suitable 'team& large Brussels and other Carpets, Capital large Pier and ether Glasses, Mir- Xors and Giralidotes, a Pair of brilliant Cut-glass Lustres, • Arlatiogany double and single Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Secretaries, .and Bookcases, Sideboards with Cellarets, Sets of dining, card, and Pembroke Tables, Chairs in Satin licrse-hair and red Leather, fapanned Drawing-room Chairs, some scarce Pilots by esteemed Masters, and other Eft too numerous to mention. To be vieved,,and Catalogues had at the Place of Sale, and at Tont's Colfe- house NoRFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AtGarraway's Coffee-House, Change. Alley, Cornhill, Lon don, early in August next, . A Very Valuable and Dem Able ESTATE (part '4l .FP.LEHoLD and part COPYHOLD of INHE RI 'VANCE, at a Fine certain), pleasantly sift:ate at Sedgefotd, in a hue healthy i n Part of the County, and a good Iveitthourtroon, within ti Mites of Fakenliam, 7 :, 11 . 1 !1 19 or S wutynarri ; comprising a commodious MANSION 14 or Lynn, 1-10VSF., with Coach-house, Stabling for twelve Horses, and (onvenient Offices of every description, both attached and detached and a good Wilhal Qarcien well Planted' Alio at a convenient distn from the' ,Mansion, a Farm Houle, with suitable Bar"s, Jtables, Bullock Shed, convenient and requisite Out -buildings, a Lime Kiln, conve and other nient Cottages for Lab;urers, and A. IR.toP. by a late lyingutvey, of Arable, Pabture Land, Plantations, and Carts, within a. Ring Fence. The' Estate is well watered, a ttetim running through the micinle of it, and in its course Patses through the Farm-yard, Lawn, Scc. . This Estate is well stocked with Game, and forms a most ic,?lnpltte Prop erty for a Gentleman fond of Sporting, or who "I be desirous or uniting pleasure and business. at Fences. are young, and in a very flourishing state. 'there is good C halk, Marle, and Clay, on the Premi ses . Inhhediate Possession m ay be had of the whole. het,` t , ue notice will Ue given of the Day of Sale, and Particulars I\he had ot.Mr. Killmer, Walsinghiam , Norfolk, and of, ,loetitsrs:/ 3 ,ldrittgc and Colley-Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, _ - ' 'T . HIS NIAJESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. R . °SIGMUND, S urgron.Dentist, .13.ith, re_ ‘„i sciedfully acquaints those of the Nobility and Gentry,. ~. to have. ex petienced the belittle resulting from the use of 1,1!4: Dentifrice and Lot . ' n torPreservtng and Beautifying the ni I.'liTt-I' and G UM S, thacit may he. obtained at the follow -17,., P Lices in Town, viz. at Nles , rs.Gattie And Lea's, No. 52, . . ' 4 n -street ; flea try and Son, 1 , chborn.strert,Gold it tiore ;"Coldnig, Cornittl I ; Cr) er, ditto ; Watta, Chynnst, ,;,it''., 47d. Strandi Rowei), floi , orn Hilt; Hazel, Surrey- t : ' Blacktriars-road; and, for the greater convenience of .ot.ote residing in:the Country, they may ne procured in nikist ,L!e priimpai T(iwns turongtioui :h e Unitcti Kingdom. •,'"46 Ins ANODYNE "Il NC I'U R IL, for the cure of the t: A che, awl T,)0111 Brushes o f var i ous s i zes. and texture, i tne nest construction 101 use, r - Al T -rit I 4 ' T 4,4 in 114 BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, Strand and!Cornhill. .T NSURANCE gri , %teci by this Office on Houses, I Buildings, Manufaaories, Ships, and all other Vessels, Goods, Merchandize, FA [(MING STOCK, and other Pro perty from loss or Damage by - fire... •. The Dire6lors return their thanks to the Public for the un precedented preference given by them to this Office ; they are happy to find that the Plans they have adopted for the hn provement in Fire insurances . hive given such general snis faclion, and that through their exertions the Butiness is better understood, and its advantages rendered more .generally`bene ficial"; they beg to recolnmend .their Mode of Ittsurance on Agricultural Stock, the Premium upon - winch is 2.5. 6d. per Cent. only. . , . The Office grants Insurances for periods short of a Year, and makes good los , by f ire from Lightning. Receipts for Insu rances becoming due at Midsummer are in the Lands of their Agents, toi the principal Cities snit Towns, who will deliver Proposals, with the Rates of Insurance, gratis. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. T HE Public are repedfully . reminded,' that Re_ ceipts for Policies fallir.g , due at Midsummet next, are'ready at their Oft. - iices in Sun-courr,- St lames's_street, and also in the hands of their Agents in the principal Cities and Towns. Phis (Mice grants Policies for short periods of time, and allows Discount on all Premiums and Duty paid for a longer term than one year. The Terms of this Office will be found in all cases most liberal to the Public, and the utmost promptitude will be shewn in the Adjustment and Payment of all Losses. Farming Stock is Insured at z s . 6d. per cent.-add Losses by Lightning or Incendiaries are by this Office made good. .WESTNIINSTER BEDFORD-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, • Established 17 17. ANNUAL dhd SENTENNIAL In:gurarrePs are granted • by this Office ' on Houses and Buildings, within twenty-five miles of Loudon, from Loss Qr Damage by Fire, far which purpooe attendance is given daily . , from Nine o'Clock in the Moiti;iig until Four o'Clock in "the Atteruoun, Saturdays excepted, on which Day the Office closes At Vhree o'Clock. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. N. B. No Cjiarge is made at this Office for Policies of In surance upon Sums of 3031. or upwards. This Day was published, price zs. 6d. With a Plan of Explanation, THOUGHTS on.die NA I . I,ONAL DEFENCE. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. This Day was published, In One-Volume•Quarto, with Charts and Prints, price One G uineA in boards, THE NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE of DIS. CO V F RY, performed in His Maj , sty's Vessel TH E LADY, NELSON, of Sixty Tons Burthen, with Sliding Kr_•ls, in the Years sSco, aot, and do 2, to New South By JAMES GRANT, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. This Day was published, pi:ir.:ss. AN IMPROVED ME cf-1Oi) or CURING STRICTURES of the URETHRA, with ThAli Purum. By THOMAS WHATELY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. • Printed for I . fohnskwi, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Hatcnartl, T Bookseller t o H er M a j esty , Pi cca di lly ; and j. Call , ,w, Crown -court, Soho ; where my be had a few re mailing Copies of Observations on t‘lr. Home's Treatment of Strictures, price 2,5. 6cl. 'his Day was published, By f. ,ohnston, St. Paul's Church-yard ; anti - sold by I. Stockdale, Piceadilly ; and J. Bell, No. 148, Oxford street, AN ADDITIONAL APPENDIX the Third Editionof OBSERVATIONS on the,CURRENCY a d EXC FLANGE_ of I R E LA'N D. containing the Substance of the Evidence given before the Committee of the House of Commons. By HENRY PARNELL, Esq. The Appendix to be had separate, and gratis, by those who have purchased the Observations, or whh the Observations, price zs, This Day were published, price Is. 6d. N4ILI CARY TABLES qt' PAY, for each iv-1 , Rank in the Infantry of the Line, Militia, .Ma.' rines, or Votunteers, calculated for the Assistance of those wno make up examine ARMY ACCOUNTS ; with Va rious cocci-e but useful and authentic Extra Els relative tO Pay and Allowances, never before printed together. By LIEUTENANT HITCHCOCK, Adjutant of the Shrewsbury Recruiting Distria. Shrewsbury Printed by j. and W. Eddowes. Sold by ',flagman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row ; and j. Car. pentety Old Bond-street. • . . This Day was published, • In Four Volumes, urno. Price iSs. in boards, i tIyBREY - a Nover. By R. - C. DALLAS, Esq. Author of " Percival," &c. Printed tor Longman and Rees. No. 39. Paternoster row. Of whom maybe had, lately published, by the sante Author, t. The History of the Maroons, from their Origin to the .Establishment of their Chief Tribe at Sierra Leone ; includ.. ing the Expedition to Cuba, for the purpose of procuring Spanish Chasseurs; and the State of the Island of Jamaica for the last ten years ; with a Succi n ct Hi s t or y o f th e I s l an d previous to that period. Embellished with beautiful En gravings and Maps. In 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. is. in boards. 2. Yercisal ; or, Nature Vindicated. A Novel. 'The Se cond Edition, in 4 large vols. iamo. price tBs. hoards. THIRD EDITION, Correaed and considerably Enlarged. This Day was published (ornamented with Three elegantly engraved Plates, by J. Mitan, from Original Drawings by Robert Ker Porter, Esq. price 6s. •in hoards, T HE PLEASURES of SOLITUDE ; with other . Poems. The Third Edition. ' By P. L. COURTIER. London : Printed for F. 'C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. iii.LDNESDA Y, JUNE 20, 1804. In a few Days will be published, In Two Volumes, Oclavo, A, New 'Edition, being the Third, very considerably enlarged, of A/rED IC A L REPORTS on the Rffeas of Watpf, VI. cold and warm, as a Remedy in Fever and FeLrile Dicases; whether - applied to the Surface of the Body, or usest as a Drink.. With Observations on the. Nature of Fever, and on the Etteds of Opium, Alcohol, and Inanition. By JAMES CURRIE, M.D. F R. S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh; and Physician to the Liverpool Infirmary. Printed for T. Candi and W. Davies, Strand, "The - First Volume contains the f o rmer Publi ca ti on ii. corrected ; the Second consists of new Observations, and Ori ginal Communications. RICHARDSON. In a few Days will be published, In Six elegant Volumes, thick Post Oetavo, price 21. ss. in boards, embellished with Portraits, by Caroline Wat son, with coloured Engravings, representing many cele brated Characters, with Fac &c. &c. TIE LIFE and EN VIRE CORRESPON DENCE of SAMUEL RICHART;SOV, Author of Srr Chart's Grandison, Clarissa, Pamela, &c. now first pub lished by slis Grand-chihiren. The dORRESPONDENCE.consists of Letters between Rlc:suctson and many eminent Persons of his time. The whole was prepared and arranged by himself tor the Press previously to his death in t76t, and bequeathed to his Dalighters, on the condition that it should not be published in their life., time. Tja• recent decease of his last-surviving' Daughter, Mrs. Anne - Richardson, of S.trattord, in Suffolk, liaving removed the tbrceof that injun6tion, the entire Papers of this eminent Writer are now given to the World. The LI FE has bei:it compiled from authentic Documents, by Mts. BA RBAU LD, who has superintended the Publica tion. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church. yard, and to be had ofall Booksellers. • Of whom may be had. , The LETTERS and other WORKS of,LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU, published ti - orn her Original rapers; in possession of her Grandson, the Marquis of Bute, 1n five small vols. price ass. yr on post paper, price os. in boards. • This Day were published, • In One Volume, Foolscap .odavo, price ss. in boards, POEMS. By CHARLES A. ELTON, E sq .. Captain 48th !Regiment. Printed for Longman and Kees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, Alfred, an Epic Poem ' in Twenty.four B oo k s . By l osep h Cottle. The Second Editinn with considerable Addi tions. in Two Volumes, Foolscap 061avo, price los. Od. in bOards. This Day was published, In One large Volume 06lavo, price tzs. in boards, The Second Edition of THIS HISTORY of the REVOLUTIONS o f RUSSIA, to the Accession of Catharine the First, in. clivling !concise Review of the Manners and Customs of the \ Sixteen...li and Seventeenth Centuries. By HENRY CARD, Of Pembroke College, Oxford. Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately pub lished, Historical Outlines of the Rise and Establishment of the Papal Power. Add resse d to t h e R oman Catholic ,Priests of Ireland. In Octavo, price 3s. 6d. This "Day was published, In One Volume O&avo, price is, in boards, • The Third Edition of RURAL PHILOSOPHY ; or, RelWHons on Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness ; chiefly in. Re. ference to a Life of Retirement in the Country. Written on occasion of the late Dr. Zimmerman's Discourse on Soli tude. By ELY BATES, lsq, Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row. " To those who are of a serious and religious turn of mind these'RAleetions will prove a grateful arid valuable acquisi tion. We plainly perceive that Mr. Bates is a man who has both inclination and ability tor the exertion of the powers of Reason ; he does not forget to give due weight to the repre sentation of the service which may he rendered to the cause of religion, by the precept and example of the virtuous man in rural society. We coincide with him in most of his ex emplifications of the dutie s and th e utility of a life passed in retirement ; and as we apprehend that too many persons in such a situation require to be reminded of these truths, we re.ornmend to them an attentive perusal of this well written and truly commendable volume."--Mouthly Review, Sep.. tember, iBo3. THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF THE FACE. 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This Poem is not deficient in elegance of thought and neat ness of expression. It reminds us, indeed, of the delicious song of the Wizard, in the Castle of Indolence. Mr. Cour tier's Solitude, however, is the repose of one who is broken by the storms of life. We have been particularly pleased to remark, that the diaion of this writer is not formed on the alfeded model which we have often had occasion, of late, to disapprove. His style is flowing, and generally pure.. • Mr. Courtier has convinced us that he is an improving writer.-- Monthly Review. Although we had read Zimmerman very attentively before, we honestly confess that we have derived considerable plea sure from the Pleasures of Solitude; We are happy to find the yUstice of our opinion respeding the merits of this Vo. lume, sanaionecl by the vice of the Public,—Anti-jacobin Review. The Pleasures of Solitude is a Production of high poetic heauty, and of stilt higher moral worth ; e Production which promises to outlive the ephemeral tame of more popular effusions, and to transmit the name of its ingenious Author With credit to posterity. The entire Volume forms an es t iinahle addition to the stores of modern poetry,-monthly Mirror. See also the Critical Review and British Critic for 0 Ciober I SoZ and the P oct i ci , t i Kegister terthe same year. , 1 40 0:t..,,,w t , ,-..111,.1.:,-/.rfi,/A, 44,- t k .4 - .---- --4) , -,.2.; -__.-.. . -.. .1 it-li-±„.--t--;-1 Lai ...., ..„...„,....,„.. . i ...., ~,..,. ..:, ~,„,.,...,, 04: , „,t„, . 161 M 10 rt 44 .1 'l. a,. _ t ; _ - I .1:: I . PRIrE NAVY On ICE, ",dune 19, 18.4. THE OFFICERS and colt!. miss lONERS of HIS .1147ESTY's NA I/I'd, hereby give Notice, that on THURSDAY the 28th inst. at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with sttch Persons as may he to contra/I for supplying the foltowin L7 -Irticles, to be delivered at the Yards against the same expressed, vin. FIR SHEATHING BOARD, Deptford, Woolwich, Chathath & Sheerness. Chatham & Sheerness. BRICKS, Forms of the Tenders mar he seen at this Office. No Tender will 6: received after Twelve o'Clock on the Day of. Treaty, nor any noticed, unless time Paqy, or an Agent for bin:, attetids, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 22, 1804. THE PRINCIP4L'UFFICERS of lib' vIA. JESTY's ORDNANCE,' do herely give Nom?, That Proposals will be'received at their Office, in St. llatga-et'f-street, Westminster, on or before Thursday the 2(V Day of yule next, from such Persons as may be willing to purcha.e a colriderable Quantity of CYLINDER 'TAR, produced fium the Charring of Charcoal-vmd, at the Royal Powder 'fills at Faversham. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrac7, may be Anooun upon application tc the Ord ,mice. Officers at Ewers/tam, where the Tar may be viewed. and, also at the Seetretaty's Office 'in St. 3.largaret's.street, any day be. tureen the hours of Ten and Fuer o'Cio.-k, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed. and marked on the outside, " Pro posals tbr the Purchase of Tylihder Tar at Faversham ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2 tst Day of June. • Ify Order of the Board, R. IL CREIP; Se'ereia , r, • OFFICE OF °RUN/INCA, 111gy 21, I '4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 01" 'IS JEST }"s ORDNANCE do hereby give Aotire, 14z? Proposals will be received at their Officedn St. Marg a. ere -sheet, Westminster, on or befre Thursday the 2 is/ d..ty jitt-e next, from such Persons at may be willing to und , rton, Supply of COPPERSMITHS' ARTICLES, upon Control; Jo , the ser vice of this Department. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditio,r o the Contrall, may be known upon application at the Seceetwy's Office, in St. Margaret's-street, any day between -he howl of Ten and Four o'Clock, where The Proporals are to be ddivered,_sealed up an] marked on the Outside, " Propos.ils for the Supply of Coppersmiths' Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted alter the said isith day of jone. By Order of the Board, R. H CREW, Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, lith June, !Sq. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nil MA. yESTI"s ORI)NrINCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their. Office, in St. Margaret.street, Westminster, on or &lore Saturday, the 3,th gig) , o f yu.;e lost. from such Persons as may be nviliing to undertake the supply of PAPER of English lilanufaacure, proper for Cannon Cartridges,' conformable to Specimens which taqy be seen at the Stw . ekeeper's Office, in the Tower. — San:pits of the Paper mutt accompany the Proposals delihered in consequence of this ildvertisemort, and whirls are to sp,,cify the kmantit, , es the Cortrallor can undertake to furnish in any given period progressive!) , . . further Particulars, tog et h er with the Terms and Co ,, disions the Coe traa may be , known upon application .at the Sec-let:try': Office, in St. Alawaret-sireet aforesaid, any day hetwe,n the flours of Ten and rcur o'Clock, vt.hekv - the Proporals are to be ‘l.- - liverea', sealed up and marked on vie outside " Fropoiats - Jr o the Supply of English Ca? 1,10,1 Cartridg , Pater," but no Proposal eats be admitted after the said pa) day of Jane ins•tant. Orde- of the is..ard, R. EL CREW, Sec,. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MS' 9, 130.4.,. IHE COURT of DI R Ecroia,of the UNI TAD COMPANY of •LIERCIL. IN ES of ENGLAND traaing to she East Indies, do "rretj giz e lice, • • That a'Quarte4y General t'aurt q/ toe raid Contra. , v will 6e held at their House in' L...del:ball-in-at, on Iridnes I e zoth of :lune next, at, Eleven .A.:l:;ck t& Forenoov, 1,, • tit of aeclaring a Dividend from Ch , r:stma s la,t to Mi:lium l n. o,xt. WILLMM RAAIS'ilf, See. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jane 8, [goes. 9"HE COURT of DIRECTORS of t4i ' UNITED COMPANY of MERCH'AN IS of LNG. LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give N- tire, • Thai they will be teddy to receive Proposals, writing, on or before Icedne.sday the 4th of 71,(y next, for the hire jar a f orther number Y . vyaget of such Ships , of. about 800 Tons andupwards, which haVe perfumed their ea/mai - Ird number of vyages in the Company's service. The 1 enders, vitb the words " Ship Tem der" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secre tary, on or: before Twelve o'Clock a , noon on the abvve day , beyond which hour not any Tender will be received. WILLIAM R /If S Y, Sec. The Particulars of the Terms avd Condiiions on wbicb the Sbiti will be enzsged in the i campany's se, vice, may be seen 'uton apj ii_ cation io yaws Coggan, Clerk to t/e committee f Shipping, on after Saturday next, tie 9th instant.' TO THE LADIES. DIXON's ANTII3ILIOUS PILLS, For Bilious and Gouty Disorders, Nervous and Sick Head achs; flatulencies, Heart-burn, &c. (Patronised by the Royal Family and most of the Nobility.) IN additi , m to the number of Le t t ers M r . Di xon has received, is the following, from Captain Lloyd, of the Guards. " Dale 7 Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 2.4, 1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his ComplimentS to Mr Dixon (although not personally .acquainted with Min), would take it as a favour if _he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has al.. ways used the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where in .this County . , rieither at Htverford-Vvest nor Carmarthen ; the nearest Place they are sold at is Bristol. For the great service they have been to Mrs. .I.loyd, as well as Colonel Bishopp and all his Family, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills where ever he goes ; and he realty thinks if Mr. Dixon would ap... point some persons as Venders in this County, it would be a benefit to the Community." Dixon's AntiiAlious Pills are sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Clteapside, corner of Pater.noster. Row, and Retail by most Memt..itic Venders and Booksellers, ,in Boxes, at 6s. and as. gd. each. r 4. LEE , W e.a nesles, InjAqi on o f %Jr invariable Etficicy, composed of the most appro;e3 and gentle Detergents ; • this valuable p:eparation was s;) great esteem by the late Sukeoti Hunter, tiliu tor yea:, pre. vious to his decease, he invariably used it in all 19cal plaints t ind, for obstinate Gleets, Weiknessei. is per haps superior to any leinedv ever °tiered to the pttnl4:, hay. ing effeCted a speed). and radical cure i 4 ca s es UL el'Ot, ten, and even sixteen years :handing. • Sold in Bottles price 45. sealed up with direzt: , yits, ,t No. 23. Southamp ton-street , Covent-Garden ; at Nu 3 0 ,' Piccatt and No. 46, Cornhill, where ai so lnaV ia.d, York Medicinal Soap, alt effectual preventative against a ctr... fain Disorder.- N. B. 'the half guinea Packet sent to any part of tr.. n or country by 4ire6l.ng (postage tree enct,sing the nnon. it? Alowtrigr sad Co, "SQLltilil:ll . o4ll•Strcet, Cv Mit C ri.ko. i:i (~!:-.:',.,,... :,,,‘_.•,,' S