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N,Ui4lllfiß . 3692.; ' VAUXHALL. Undo the Pationage of His Roval Highness the Y 1 INC E of WALES. O.NICAROW EVENING, the tBth inst. will T be a giiIPERR ORIENTAL. GALA, in which - all that the mind can farm of-Asiatic grandeur and magnificence Will be depided in the veinrg's Entertainments: • Farther particulars will be given in the'Bills and Advertise ments-of to.:morrow.—Admission 3s• • LLOYD'S... „ • , t- Lonaon,July` 11, 1504. A ' n GENERAL MEETING of the SUB. Si. II:I:RS THIS 1 - 1011 SE, held this Day, sir ri?otik WATSON, Batt. in the Chair; '" fllowing Particulars having been read, The f.)iitch Ship Vrow.Aciriatt;), Captain Peter Snute, laden with .a Cark:o of Pot-Ashes, Su at, dm. was driven on shore near ‘Vintslable, on the 12th ;of December, ISoz, and plundered by people frOm the shore;: Mr. Lewis.Gilaon, on the part of the concerned, Went on the .sth of Dezember to Whitstable; having obtained Warrants to search tht premises xof the otteinlers. On his return to COndon,.'he waited upon Sit Richard Toni, who cnnunitted thq Rilgleader, Peter Toll, a man of property. pr Whitstable, .tor trial at the next Assitet kr the ounty ei Kent ; but the War breaking out, and the Captain tf - , who were the necessary .evidences to..c:opyietion, 11 ° 1 4 1 4, and thereby prevented from appearing '4, ( - " e ;y„ f i e t: w4`tliought proper to drop it." .141 it 41' the proieeutionr in this instance was ctirntoulteed atatearried•on evidently with a view to the gene ragbeitetit, .that the ENpences attend m ing the sae, amount lttg 1 13 1 . 13 c. 4d. be paid froM the" Funds of this House, and the the Committee he requested to consider of a praiser zerntiheration to Nir. Gilson for his services on this oceastbn. Resolved, That the ThankS of this Meeting be given to Mr. Gilson ; an d , i n order uO endeavour to prevent i n future sunilartiepredation s , by g i v i ng p u bli c assurance t h at t h ey Will not be suffered to be practised with impunity, . Resolved, That the C o mmitt e e be r equeste d to p u bli s h i n the Londo n and Country Newspapers, the proceedings of this .I,leeting relative to the V row Adriani. • • Aesoleil, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman. INDIGENT MERIT. IF the.respeffibie CLERGYMAN, in behalf of whow wife arid numerous Family of yo.mg Children the Atilueht !Fans have already so liberally contributed, e niild,' , lly :hi . * cant st Address; obtain Fifty Pounds more, lie'wouht f. 1ry.1.4 , ,c1:a tibm -immediateslib scrjption has 1,;(31 optisied at. the Bank of Messrs. Ransom and Co. Pati.Nlall, by the friends 'of this untortunate where ir interesting case Will be fUllyanthentiCated, and the •Gci,llonJn himself referred to,• for incontegible proofs of.the iiiipi , cctlenteti events Which have urged this 1):11)1k: rcelir.g. Sincere Thanks are r e t urne d tb r the following Donations: Lord T. 161. ; Messrs. Tl. homson :qui !lunar , 211. Lady, SI. gS. P. al. ; Mr. M. ; .F. ' • , ,1 . • 'A • • 3.3 i . • m - Emma, Si. ; I.M. 11. Is. FREE -HOLD _ FS CATES, near the &AXES in CUM • D. • TO FL :MU.) ,13Y AUCTION, I .1; y Mr. 5A.1114 6 At Car raway's,onyticsdarthe 3 tst inst. at Twelveo'Clock. In Six Lo ts , e rHE foikw; n , V.isik.Htec ESTATES, Seven Miles frim • CoCkermowh, • froM Keswick and Workington. and ao milcs front hitehaven, forming a grand feature in. the tour bi the N-rtherii Lakve, extending two r, „.ione the Last:Sidtbi Ott. Liver Cromack Lake, vie. HO LlN's FARM, in Brackentlawaite, containing tee Acr , : ., of excellrOt Arable and Meailow Land. with 28 1 large Fartn-iiouse, suiiible for a Gentleman's Resi. derive, urj , ill Yiews.ot the Vales tit" Lonon amt Loweswattr sunobie ()dices and Out-buildings. • That well:. known Inn and "'Arm, called SCA 14 HILL, reont,;ning 19 A..res, c.ortunandiug a picturesque View of the wfiole Vail of Lowelwater, with Barns, Stabling, Out. buildings, and eucl lent Sheep Pastures. Langthwaite Great Wood, containing upwards 'of 34 Acres, and a Lead-line in the same. • LANGTHWAITF: GREEN FARM,otPEEL PLACE, in Brackenthweite, containing So Acres, with a Farm House, tarns, Stahle§, .and Out-buildings, 41 Sheep, and extensive Right of Cotpmcn. • ••• LA NC;TH I'FE YE AT FARM, in Brackenthwaite, containing 66 Acres, with several Parcels of Woodland there on, in'a beautiful and romantic situation on the border of Croniack Lake, with a Farm House; B arn , S ta bli ng, and Out.buildiot; extensive s heep-walk, an I :go sheep. Several Parcels of LAN!) in KANN E RDALE, lying be tween the Highway and the Lake, containing about 24 A b cres V i the first quality, c omman d ing extens i ve and heriful o ews, and select Situations for Building, with nine stints., or C l i tie4gates, in the collusion Pasture, called High Rattner 'F. The Land Fax is redeemed. fo be viewed, and particulars had, twenty dayi previou s to the S ale, at the Royal Oak, Keswick; Salutation, An,. bit:sine; George, Penrith ; Kendal and Work is,lsloll Hotcls, Manclint,:r and Liv e rp oo l ; o f t h e P r i nters "' th e'etimberland fac'cet, Whitehaven ; C a rli s l e J ourna l ; Newcastle Courant; York Herald i of Thorns Benson, C ockermouth •; Mr. Walton,;Selicitur, Gintle' 13 -1 , - •• ihghall-street at Ciarraway's ; and of Mr.,Smith r , No.-6z, Itroad-street, near the Royal Exchange, London, where M aps may 4e seen. . .. . . . SALE of the LAST FIVE SHARES in the HULL' DOCKS, Uniler the . poweri of an qtt of • Parliament, passed in the 4 1 d year of the Reign of His present Majesty, for making A dditional Dock s at Kingstorwi non , I I Lil 1 • 1/4,•4L, tIOCK.OFPICE, KINQSTON..tif'O:4IULL, july.9. 79 1 / 4 , • , • TO BE SOLD BY AU.CTION, t, . he •!tchinge, in Kingston.upon.Hull, o n Wednesday ,day of tigust, 1804, precisely st One' o'Clock, ihic into Condition s as s h a ll b e t hen produced, • • .".I•l''.lP-,'W SHARES in the Undertaking, for L4Ol s "14kiiii; D oCKS at KiNtlSl'ON:-UPON-111140L'7* hAre well be put up Separately. A dePo.sit ot ill. • - cent. will be rc , 411 .4 ,p,..r ceo.. in part 0 - .. maimier in t trL iininettimely atter le. and thc re ' next, tidy of t)d„4 1 ,1. I ' L l'kt P .lyirients, vizt one 114 i: on the 2.4 t h. December nex .l t. 4114 . the other Mallon tho. 2 4t"..daY of E ach Purchas-crof a New Stir. w ill be as clay of January last, entitled, from the ohe Kest:tit Nreprietois of Dock'Shares I `. ) the san c t • Dividends awl Pxiiiilegcs , *ll,:rhe DiVidtlki for the l as t year year was i to]: 7s. gd, Pe I • • Share. .'. N. 13.• These are the Last Shares which. Aire cinp.qwQred to sell.- A s the , I ) . ' . r the t' .irchase- She ityintilt P the Dock CoMpany L acy is postponed to Lite perio.ls, and, each Purcliaw will o ccawe entitled 'to a v.%i. 0 1c, ‘ e . ii . s ; Dividend withili a week , alter the payment ortik '14 , 4 - 1 ii,t4linent, they are wt;ik "'''''th she attention of the,P uhr,,-. • ' . ! Further partieuloe Mr he 'known hy applying - cm trest,,,Solivitor, or', Mr I .... t• Clerk to the Do..k C 'litany, #• • •t- i, • , ' rp _ DU LEI' r, : ,, ttrr,:ct upon. at Michael'-;- next, • ,nearly r tici• bz.'l;ri‘tti Gantham and Nletton :` , lo , PbraY In the fi t test Hunting: (..',lrnty 'A•• • Nem. built . ro, , \ contioritng V`- 4 Handsome Ent,ance, s pciousland lofty Dining and .b„:r in g - „rwins, Housaket.y...r's Room) ablin rantry, Water (.:10,..t, &C„ ; Co4ch.house, pint g-for Eictvenstiar..,e , ;. ; it wore is wanted an addition can rJ acc e . astly made ; I' vound Kitk..lten Garden, Ort;hatd, • cliTheTufniture t , •, , i. , kett with the House,' and if the Oc -1'44 shoal 1 find it ne ,- •vS , arY to any thing, .the Yraprie. I t r tit _at , a hit r:dtt.,1.10 4 on hi s re t v n. With rite ouse , also be lett an extensive Mikl)Or, wep,stocked t 7: , th Lille the.h,•st Farms in the da i °i " - poo,, or any. part, a Teiunt 111. q be 41' Olfl xtt, The House is A:mated Close to the lint,: of . . 1 / 1 4 1 11.qiul Sir CillYert fieathrotes best Covers, and wultitt Loa, Set 'ton'::, I.s• •„. . : !i•cit :I i anti Martin, r titunvax,4.ltut. 'liE SUN. THE ONLY STgE s . y L E OLTERY to be Drawn SCHEME. • No. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 of ,Czo,ooo are ,C 60,000 3 - to.ooo 30,900 :3 • 5,000 is,ooo • 6 - t o oco 6,0a0 S - ioo - 4, 000 zo - 110 . 2,000 40 - 50 - 2,000 6,550 - 23 - 13 25,000 Tickets ~CaSo,olo 'Part of the Capitals to be determined 35 under : Firsaglrawn Ticket First Day - t,OOO First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day to.ooo First-drawn Ticket Eighth Day - 20„000 'First-drawn Ticket Ninth Day - - 5,000 TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE at all the LI CENSED I.OT.TEICV-01,FICES. Bgins Drawing September 24. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, Pri ce IoS. &l. sewed, Milk EVE. OF SAN.PTETRO, a TALE. A. Printed for . T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day.was published, price p. 6d. fHE OFFICIAL DEFENCE of General MO. REAL , before the Tribunal .at Paris. Translated from the original Fren‘h Copy, which has been suppressed at Paris. This interesting and able performanceestablishes that great General's - innocence in the fullest manner, and ther.:by establishes etpially 4 the injusticeAhat prevails in the Tribu nals at Paris. On the whole, as an authentic: piece, it is one of the most interesting documents relative to the state of France that has appeared at any time since the Revolution. Printed for Longman, tirst. Recs. and ()rune, Paternos ter-row ; and sold by Hatcliard, 'Piccadilly; W. Miller, Bond-street; and W. 1. and I. Richardson, Royal Ex change. THE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS SOFA BEDS, and CHA llt BEDS, with very coniiderable I mprovements, ,by VOR(ANand,SANDIkS, Inventors of their much admired IMP E Al. DINING TABLES, and' Portable Chairs; and Manufaelurers in general of Mo. dent Upholstery and; Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock wf every Article In the above brancltet;, Is akvays mid) , for inspedion, for the furnishing HauseS complete, in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workma nship,i and choicest. Materials. Elegant Four post Beds and Bedding complete, with new designed Window Curtains, Patent Mosquito Net Beds, par ticularly'portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and Sanders, Funtishing 14pholsterers .and Cabinet .Mantitaetu rers, No. t 6 and t 7, Catherine -street, Strand. Please'to ob serve No. 16 and 17 has no connexiini wliAcver with any other Warehouse in London. • Army and Navy Equipage of eve!) , descript ion, on improved Principles, very portable. TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND - BOARDING— 'SCHOOLS, THE following Letter from the princip,ll Clerk of a respeitible lcrehant in Town, will incotitestibly prove the superior etlicacv of CHING% I'AT ENT- WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES, in' removing those com plaints in the Stomach and Si*, that have resisted too power of all other Medicine. To Messrs. Ching and.Butier, No. 4, Cheapside, London. " Gentlemen—With lively heartful gratitude I am en-. *bled to inform you of tjac most surpmizing cure my Wire has receivctby yourtavaluable Chitig's Patent Worm Loz:Aqts: For three years she was afilided with such a violent pain in her Side, as to confine her to her bed the greatest pert of that time; every Medicine that the skill of an eminent Pnysician, assisted by a Surgeon and an Apothecary, could suggest, was administered. but to no purpose. She went to Bath to try the cilia of the waters, and after undergoing' some painful anddistressing operations, but finding no relict. she was IV duced.to.such a state of weakness as not to be able to move in her bed without assistance,. and we expected her hourly dissolution, when providentially I met with one of your Billi,.and observing, in the symptoms of Worms given; some corresponding With nay Wife's complaints. I purchased a Box, and ,with the iseconil dose she passed a Worm ablve a foot long,. and an inch in circumterence; and numborleil smaller ones. By the continued use of your Lozenges, as direCied, she gradually recovered strength, sod was happily restored to her family, and has becalot nearly three years since, in a good state of health. • Encouraged by her happy experience, we have often re commedded your Lozenges,, and are in the ctilisant habit of giving them to nur, poor neighbours and their children with invariable success. Gratitude prompted me to make my Wile's case known to you,long ago, butt waited to be as.sured that the restoration was complete. tty us tking it public to the benefit of others, you will greatly oblige, Gentlemen, Your obedient and grateful humble Servant, 77, Gravel-lane,' Southwark, r M. SILCOCK. March 2, 11)4. Clting's Patent Worm Destroying Lozenges are Sold Wholesale and Retail at Ching and Hurler's, No. .4„ . Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row ; awl Retail by most Medi- . cinel Venders in the United Kingdoins, in Boxes at Ss. 6d. halt' Boxes 2s. 9d. ; and for Charitable purposes in boxes at the Patiattoe. 225. each, with direCtioni, signed by TU S D.d Y, JULY 17, 1834. e.I .r. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, illustrated with . .a new and accu. rate Map, Frontispieces, and several favourite Welsh Airs, Price xl. is. boards, - .I\TO RT H WAL ES ; including. '44 Sdenery, Antivities, Customs, and some Sketches of its Natu ral fiiitory ; delineated from Two Excursions through all the interesting Parts of that Country, during the Summers of t 793 and 180. By the Rev. W. BING LEY, A.M. • Fellow of the Lintimean Society, and late of ,Peterhouse, ,Cambridge. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and o;nie, Pater. noster-row. *it Work, thtngh written in an entirely different style, t is intended to answer the same purpose, with resped to North Wales, for which the late Mr. 'West published his celebrated " Guide to the Lakes." Criticism on Mr. Bingley!s Tour.iound North Wales, in 1795, the Work on which the present Volumes are founded : •• We have. no hesitation .in declaring.. that these Volumes deserve to be ranked among the het performances nil the kind ; nor will any one hereafter-ad A%isely, who should visit North Wales. without making them ;iis companion. They bear every internal mark of diligent hiva.stigatiun and present research ; nor did tile Writer disdain any personal. tatigue or inconven!eatz by which he might obtain information, or pro mote the more accurate knowledge of theplaces and man n e rs he prot . rsses to describe."----British Critic, Sept. 1800. tor equally high Charaaers. see the Anti. Jacobin Review for August...l 34n, the Critical Review. for September iBOO, the NeW Anima Register for 18.)e, and the Supificineni to Inc Monthly Magazine, Vol. to. This Day were Published, • In Two large Volumes, (Mayo. qr:ce U. is. in board s , , KRMONS on the EVILS that are in the WO RL D, 'and on various other Topics, from the Qer. man of the Rev. G. I. Zollikofer. . • By the Rev. WILLIAM rooKg i . F.R.S. • The concurrent Testimony of all the Periodical Journals, bath at honiC and abroad, in favour of the Sermons and Devo tions of this celebratzd Divine, not only on account o f t h e unaffected and captivating StraM of Eloquence in which they flow, but for the benign and truly evangelical - Spirit with which they arc anitnated, - is sufficiently known. That they breathe the pure.and.genuine Spirit of Christianity, and cit. hibit Religion to our view in a form the most animated and alluring, is indeed their peculiar praise, as thousands can happily testify, from their own experience of the cheerful and placid influence they have had upon their Heart and Lite, Printed for Longman, 11prat, Rees, and Or►rite, No. 39, Paternoster-row. . • Of whom may be had, lately published, Zuflikotes Semtims oh the DiAnity of Man, from.the , Gcrin4n. By the Rev. William 'Cooke, F,.R.S. In Two late: Voinns, Svo. price ri. Is in boards.. *** fur the higheit Cturaeter of these Sermons, see the Monthly'keView for February tBO3, the Critical Review for Decein!)ei- tSO3, Ste. &c. &e. Lately were published, LETTE RS I. and IL of a SERIES of T 1 KStutthelinpurtanceof the Present War. Price Is. ' • Ry • •• AI • MACLEOD, Esq. LA.NI Sold by Vernor and I lood; Poultry and to be had. of all caner Bookie-11,-r; in "I own and Country. " Mr. Alacieunt cot: rs into a nissussion of the motives and objetis of the present War. in order to prove its justice and .I n the ursii of this discussion he dwells, with encrg}. and eloquence, on the atrocious designs of the Corsican T} ra !t, and on the excellence of the Britisn.Constitutio,n. • Ott these subjects his conceptions are just, and his ideas li beral." —Anti- Jacobin Review. , The third of those Letters, of the Series of which the aboic.mentioned tbrin the tst and ad, has for sometime past been ready for publication. It iS not ri‘ving to the leasf dis couragement, from the reception of I.eitas 1. and 11. that Letter I J l.' is withheld. It belongs to mankind. It shall on no accoant be refused to the generous wishes and expecta- tions of a liberal Public. It is not brought torward,• because those great anti National *id Ministerial changes which h....ye tilled the present times with anxieties and anticipations the most poignant—in some quarters, the most gloomy, have as yet reached, according to the judgments of thinking men, nothing like maturity. Now the, changes spoken or being very weighty topics, and which theauthor has undertaken to discuss, it is presumed; that, as in Letter ISI. such discus. lion occurs. all . delaYs, induced, by's more minute investiga non, - and more patient consideration, will be excused. -Let ter i I I . wit i appeafiri a short tithe. "„' l, Mr; Macleorl's Novel, entitled the Life, Adventures, publication on is intended for. and Fortunes of Tom Stites, Tuesday the Lith of August next.. NrENEAI. 111.INDNE$S, dec. . To Mr, Timm:is Tnirt.ox.,Surkeon, No. 9. Ncw 1 3 ridge..stri.v . t,., London. DtAR is With the most heartfelt satisfaftion thXt address %oil on the incomparable excellence of 'our • in valuable Medicine, LEAKE's •In the Spring of this. year I. had the misfortune to-contract a Vene real Complaint, attended with the most alsrming anddan.. gercius symptoms; insomuch, that 1 have .been confined • to• my room for a.rthole week teget her 'and not able to stir • out o f it t , I had no'rest night nor day, and Sußered the most .excruciating pain and torment, and what was -still worse, •my eyes -grew . weakanddim, so that I .couldiearee discern-- any object, it ever an close to me, and expetted nothing less' . than the total loss of my sight.— Front a stout, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a Mere shadow, and an objeet of pity and compassion. My friends had • all , given me over, and thooglAt my reco - Very impossible. In this dreadful state, a nd expetting every minute -to be my last 'in' this wood, I was fortunately recomMenited . by a neighbour: to try 'your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no purpose, aud being at an enorm ous eXpeil‘c, it was some time .before I could be prevailed on to take them ; aft last I sent for six buttes, and' before I had. taken them all, I fotind con- Siderablebenetit ; •m v pains g rad ually, decreased and my eye. sight grew better, and, to the great surprise anti astu.iisin. -Anent of All my friends (after taking three boxes mere), 'my halo and strength; was perfectly restored, anal I am now , (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) as well aw 4 hearty as ever l'was in any lite. •You are at full liberty - ro publish this : in . any manner you think pro ors for the benait of society. at large, and which I should have sent you sooner, but was fearful of a relapse. - I remain, with the utmost gratitude• *- Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, High-sfreet, Birmingham, Nev. t, 1799., • • The above Medicine is earnestly . recomthanded to all Persons that are in any deubt of their being entirely free of every Venereal. Alfettion particularly to those about alter ing their condition in life, as it will -certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long standing, or however disguised wider the appearance of other disorders • , it may be; •for Scorbutic,:Glantitalar,. And Cutaneous Com- plaints, it is also recommended to he taken, especially lar the Spring, Summer, and Full. Prepared and sold by the sole PrOprietor, , Titost TAY.; Lux, Slember of the Cesporation of Surgeons, London, at his House . , No. g, New Bridge-street; where he will gin „Advice, without a tee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients' Letters, if : . post.,paitl,. on. the same terms, observing in all cases:the most ihviulable secrecy, no Patient's. name or cast having been mentioned, but at their own, particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 3s years, that' he has had, the cOnduettng of an - extensive sale. of tote above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrem, _ • . 1114 are also sold by his. appointment, at the Per funiert, No. 35, St. Albans-street, Pall- ; Mr. Re. bertson's 'Puy-shop, Nu, I* * Oxford-street; Mr. Steel's, No. Li Union-row, Little ' ower.:billi and by one Per son in every consiikrable Town in England, lac. in boxes of only:1*. 9d.. eadit, sealed up, with full and plain 'lli re:Aiuns,- whereby Persons of either Sex way Fure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. H. Each box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of ,the Comniisstoners is printed at the Stamp-011ice--" T. Taylor, No: 9 7 •NC‘k Uti,ll.7N.Sticet v -40 imitate which is feloay, aria s 4 other . arc counterfaita. • . . TO GENTLEMEN. GOING TO WARM CLIMATES, and SEA.IiATUERS; the following Letter is submitted. . , •• , • To Mr. 'DI XON, Ap othecary, Chiltington, Sussex. , • Sta, . . . IN consequence of Several voyages to the East 'tidier:, I had coptrailed a BiliOus Coinplaint of such an alarm. ing nature,as to be scarcely able , at times to pay attenti on to the duties of m ship; through ' the' recommendation of a friend, .1 was 1 to IllAke trial of your (Dixon's) ‘ntibili ous Pills,. by the u • of which - for a short. time, I was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been for a long while totally free front any returns of Nausea. Yellowness of the Skin, Nervous and Sick Ilead.aclis, Heartburn, Gitliti. nets, and other corresponding Symptoms of Biliousness..— The success of yoUr remedy, has induced me to recommend it geneialry I and my Brother 111. particular, third Officer of the Duke of Montrose Ituliantan, who laboured under a worse affliction; if possible, than myself; has been in like Ill:11111a completely cured. Sir, your most obedient servant, • . • 1(0111 ItT LUCAS. Gravesend, Chief' o fl icei, Hon. East India June 27, illa4. ~. 1 •1 • 1 UOM PanY ii bill!) the U n ion. Dixon's Antibiliaus Pills aie, sold wholesale at Clung and Butler's, NO. 4,. Cheaoside. comor of Paternoster-row; and ratail by Belam and Sharp, Pertsuwuth ; Payne, Wills, Richards, Cookworthy, and Piittnue., Plymouth; Hoxland, Congdon, Hawker,' Plynniuth Duck; 044, Gr,,vesend Robber,L and Harding, - Gosport ; Weston and Rickland, Portsmouth ; • Silver, Parade Maroc ; Buigese, Rams ga te Wood, Ryall, and Harvey: Weymouth Shep ard, Brown, and Barry, iliistol ; Sharp‘ Deal ; Void?, Volkstone; • Neale, and D over; Cicaand Brown, 1/aver - sham ; Scarborough ; Giegoiy and Gil. ben, Brighton ; Rose ? , Sheerness ; Harvey,' Penzance; liar ward, Cheltenham ; Macdonald, Glasgow- ; Smith, Scott, and Husband, Edinburgh ; Sul!, Callwell, and Dugdale.. Dublin ; .Walker, Falmouth ; Stains and Lynch; -Manches ter ; Gore, G lesson, and' Bowman, Liverpool ; SteirtilSoll, Norwich ; Dale, Nottingham ; and by most Booksellers and Medicine Venders in every town in the United - Kingdom - , in Boxes at 63. And 35... 9d. each, With ditettions, signed •G. Dixon. \ b klk i i4l NA. ' hi ' ' . i' b tk -1 , •ii.,‘.'4,-'- 4...',....-,,,. .1:Io..NV:. z z-'l 4 , , -4 . 0- ,,..:zev ,- t;; - : "...-r . 0, - - '..IkWOItt,T. - ~,, •:- '- 47,k7131 ,k . , .1/,lOOA‘ I*. ,_ . ~ • •.:•.,:• -- -74 , . ---..- .F. , .. , -....,r-Ni\ , . •7, ? , • ~....rs„,\.t. i:1!„:::,„1;A•rE. --'..,i,,..1.,:.4.. r- ....::-,.., ,„, ,- ,•„.t. ....• ,-.- I:. --,-;-- ..‘,-.- ot':. i:•-, , - _'. rp. • ,-,., „, %; I . V: r s .... ••...!i v .,i,,, , ?.. • i 1,. ., /N. , • . 1 ' c7\ ••.;'..".4\77' ...,..,..-,;...., :,•1, , • ~,, . IPRzdit sixpnicg. OFF7CE. Yiq r k I 18 ; 1 1. LHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COlll. MISS lONERS of HIS Mil jESTY 's NAVY do berth" give - Notice, that on THURSDAY, the igth of this tliou'ibi ;bey will he ready to receive Tenders from inch Pertoat as may he willing to deliver at His Majegy's several Yardi PITCH PINE LOGS, from 12 to inches tqrare, attelfroM 20 lo 4 5 feet long, to he Imported/ram North Carofirta. The Timber mutt be die square, and pareof it mixt be delivered in this Year, and the remainder its the nett year. , Nu Tender will be received after Twelve ci t adel en the above day, star any nailed, pinkie the Pari er tx Agent for him attends. OPTICS OF Ottp,VANCE, _ _ Yob' 4, IF:04. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M • 7E3TY4 ORDNANCE, hereby kicr Actice, That Proposals will be noreived at their Offieri is Sl. Margaret' howl, Westminster, on or before Thursday the 411 of tfuguit beat, iron such Persons as may be -willing to undertake the supply of COP. PER floors and RI FETS, upon Contresel„ , !:w the irrtsice of this Department. Patteries.of whiCh mew be seen as 14 Ikkour. able Principal Storekeeper's Vie, at the Tower. . Further Petrgealars, together with tl. , e Terms :and Cenditi . opti the Cantraa, ettay" 7 be huvr.vn xpox applicatizn at the Stcreta , ).;: Offee,- in St. .111argeiret's-ttrot, ay. day between the hoar Ten and Four o!Clock, where the Prop.sate eirs to be th - lit'ered, :rated Jtr, and marked on the outside, 66 Proposals for the, Supply of Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" dirt no 'Proposals can t be admitted after the said 4th Do of .elugstst. • By Order of the Beard, R. 11. CI2E/rl' See. • YELLOI I / FEVER, No. 4., Cl - IAgI.NG4CROSS: DR. WILLECH, mite Physician to. the S.4xon Ambassador at the Court of dreat Britain, and Author of the Domestic Eneyelopaldia, "I'reatistt on Regimen, 4co; lee.. .fro. approves aid recommends to tiie immediate hottest of the Pnblic at large (and those in paiticurar who are gping to the West Indies, America, or anyo‘her part of the World, that may be, or have been subjeel tk Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at thisPrOprietor's • Warehouse,. 0 No. , Charing.crosi, London, "to Previnit and Ctut the Yellow Fever. The most possitive testimonials loin . professional men, and other respeztable persons, may be seen it tmphlete , td be hact, gratis, at the Warehouse, which not Only prove, in the fullest 'limner, the e ffi cacy of i this Keinelly in that most dreadful ;Malady the Yellow Fever, but also that iE is an c.isy, sate, pleasant, amid certain Preserver of Health in a hot The above invaluable Article is snld In Hazes; With full Diredierts (sanclioned by Dr. WI tt. t c a), in vase of an at.• tack nf any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person for Twelve Months. 4 .„ THE BALM of Lin...tAl." instantaneously re. 11 Neves spasms in the side, breast, and inteetines, dittusee prevent* cramps and numbness in or Lem l.n i g ie u s er a , r l a tea " d l . 4 a l c a rol a h aart yr ee : tt a i t tlaillU ittit i4th4 l' vaihna ti rgins ff -ai Z l , lt el l°4ll i rd o . Witi ns 'lgli ; ),r'" G ra e tr n *: t ll le ed m w e a n ‘tevri f ih r - t om the East or West Indica; the Student from public Serntnarres; people of fashion; the studious ;_persons of a confined anti sedentary life ; as also to those ended with nervous alreclions or dea bility originating from heat of climate or relaxation front juvenile indiscretion, cannot have recourse to a mere salutary remedy, because it enriches the blood without inflaming it braces the nervous -system I. trees and disburdens the viscera and other important organs; resolves obstructions, and throws oil' viecid strong humours; strengthens the general habit, and brings back theanuacular fibres to their neural aft healthy toile.' Hence its wonderful success in removing every symptom of weakness, flatulence , palpitations, wa t c h • fulness,drowsiness after eatitte, Hushes of He a t and numbness, giddiness, pains (especially of th e h ea d, back, and louts) hiccough; difficulty of respiration and deglu. tition, dry cough, debility, lowileas of spirits, loss of appe tite, relaxation, indigesiion,,alekhess. vomiting; gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriacal alredions, dimness ofsight, confuseattliought.i, wanderings of the, lee. Where the stomach iaalisordereil, the body is weaken ed ; •paleneas, bodily decay, emaciation, and' the eyes sink: • into the head. ' The Cordial Balm ot• Gilead, has established its restorative efficacy . throtighouf. Europe. and 'Anterica ; wherever it has been introduced, its. Sale has been most wian derfully great—tile demand tar exceeding any medicine ever published, and the benefit it ]has produced to society is .0- ' !flitted. hy every person who has ,tried.,eyen a single b o t t l e . It that will .reatine to itealth 'those per. sorts i ss the w it, only 4 rein ani e n 'Y i t ,aroderate 'lialulgatice of • their ptssions, have ruined the t a' constitutions, aita occasions•various: elrec tioria of the nervoua system, as obstinate gleets, involuntaryeinisaions, excesses, irregularity or obstnialion of certain eva. citations, weaknesses, total impotency, barrenness, arx.-- Thciusands at this moment • live to praise the day they first. applied to 'this remedy, and copy the blesinge of health, who might have dropped MI6 2il untimely grave. To induce the patient to give the Coral:al Balm of Gilead a feir trial,- and by clue perseverance to obtain a radical cure, Dr. Solomon has sent to his Agents a supply of Family Bot - ties that. contain four los: 63. ones, for which only 33a. arc • charged, on-which; of course, os: is saved to the purchaser. Egan bottle has a stamp which hears the proprietor's name ,end address in the engraving, " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," to, imitate which . is felony. Dr. Solomon - expects, when •consulted,.the usual compliment of a One Pound Note; but all written cases, or letters of advice, to be unsweied gt ltiet leisuie, are required to enclose only - Half.a.G Ones. Such letters should, for safety, be thus (bream!; •• iioney Letter, • Dr. Solomoo, Solomon:4 Place, Browrilow-street, Liverpool; paid dentble postage." Letters may be ordered to be address. ea for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post.oftice, till called for. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, , In sea. 6d. and ale. Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the former, by which the Pureliaserataverus. Every genuine Bottle has a Statrip,which beaus the Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solo ion, Liverpool," to ithitate whichis Felony. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Dodo, must be paid, and tos. Cat es a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti. I mpetigines, and Ab. - 'stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are ' Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh ; K. Bach, Perithstreet a • New. York ; Mathews, No. Strand, London ; ,end in Bath, by ,Hazard; Bristol, BUlgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Ilir. mingham, Knott and Lloyd t Bedford, Smith ; Sitnrtions ; Bury St. Edatund'a, Dtnglel Cheltenham, Sel. ' ci te u r n , ; KC:ylTmlberiralke'CHaaeintribunrB;',C(S"i'menitnroYns'' 11;71Claastninisic,C°11:111"lie; Chatham, Ethetington ; helinsford, Chac l iar ; Chester, Pool and. Son ; Chichester, Philliptoir ; Cireuceater, Smith; Chippenhatn, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, Ni. &, College. green; Derby, Drewry ; • Durtlam, Pennington ; Dover. Neater; Devises Loire; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rote s • Dartioooth,, Ja c k son ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge a Exeter, Trewman and Sim'; •Falmeuth, Lliiot ; Giouces. . ter, Pot, Walker ; Glasgow, M'Ponald ; Liverpool, Met. aaatilo . Gazette Office; Leeds, linos, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lyfin ' Headley ; Leicester, Gr egory ,- S winfen ; Laves, Pitt ; Marieltester, Thompson a &litigate, :t•e 4 maidstone, Walker; • Marlborough, Harold ; New twine, Fal. Tyte l p e o t io t ty; : ;. 7: Nexito l io ' tro . rt, N iin : kj6lt r ivi C kerzm a u s t.ing t ti le .ll , l:u N siy V tibamn itt ax k oreu e t; T ts : hnNd i t i )oc O nr t cow i: . s l,c; o l, ll ll:4 ; txt.,sx N htira: E lTti: p ooretsrd.: ingron vPrestott, Sargent.; Shrewsbury, Eilitowes ; South. ampton, Baker ; Statiiird, talOrgan ; Stanaterii, NeWcaina ; Sunderland, Brays Salisbury, Collins.; Scarborough, hay. ; Taunton, Ilooic Tontrridge Wells, .Sliraligz,'; Evi4ii; Weymouth, Wood 4 • marae,,o, Vi k Wolstcnholme ;' andllY all Venders of Genuine. aleali..•ine 4 it the United Kingdom. a • .' . I