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~ I t NUMBER 3769• THEATRE-ROYAL, DRO RY-LANE. _ . T°-MORROW EVENING, Ottoher 16, tBo+, Their Majesties' Servants will perform'(second time this Season) a Comedy, called _ . . THE WONDER. , Don Lopez, Mr. CHERRY ; Don Feltz, Mr. E ILISTON ; Frederick, Mr. BARTLEY ; Don Pedro, Mr. SU ETT ; Colonel Briton, Mr. BA RRYMOR E ; Lissardo, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Donna Violante, Mrs. JORDAN ; Donna Isabella, Miss MELLON ; limes, Miss Ti 'SW.ELL; Flora; Miss POPE After which (6th time these eight years) the revived Histori cal Romance, in Three Ads, of RICHARD CCEUR LION. With entirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Richard, Mr. KELLY; = Blonde!, Mr. BAR ItYMORE ; - .Sir Owen, Mr. DIGNUM Antonio, Mn.g BLAND ; Cuiliut. Mr. SU ETT • Mrs. MoL STN i • • Laurette, by a YOUNG LADY . (Being her Sixth Appearance on any Stage); lutia, Miss C. BRISTOW. • 1110%es 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 35. 60. Second Price as. Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second price 6d.—No Money to be Returned. Places fin• the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-Otfice, in Little Russell -street. . The Doors to be opened at hall past Five, and begin at ball past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina! The revived Historical Romance of Richard Cteurde Lion mill be repeated every evening till Saturday next, when will be revived (not ailed these ten years) the Comedy of The. Foundling. Young Belmont, Mr. Elhston ; Rosetta, Mrs. Jordan Fidelia, Mi,s Cherry, being-h e r third appeararice • en this l itage. After which will b'e_ presented (never per formed) a new 'Musical Farce, in Two Ads, called The Dash ; or, Who but Ile ? The Overture and Music entirely mew, thinposed by Mr. Reeve. To the PROPRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIBRA- ' RI ES, and thy MEMBERS of BOOK. SOCIETIES. R. PHILLIPS respettfully invites the atten. tion of the Persons above described to the Periodical work which he has announced for Publication on the first "'Y of Noveinber, under the title of THE GENERAL. HISTORY of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY VOY A G ES and TRAV E LS. This Work will consist of Translations of every valuable New W rk Of Voyages and Travels, published in any of the European L ang u a ges ; and it will also contain original Tra vels and Tours, purchased ,for the Work, and Analyses of all Voyages and Travels of merit published in"the English Language. • Such materials will, it is obvious, constitute a Work of the aighest general interest ; and it is intended that the modera tion of its price shall co-operate with Its amusement and in. formation, in promoting an extensive circulation.' It is con. ceived, indeed, that the Members of Book Societies and Circu lating Librarks, as wcll as every other description of Readers, will derive as much entertainment from this Work, the twelve Numbers of which will cost but Thirty Shillings per Annum, as they will from the expenditure of twice as many guineas in pur%ll4Sing.the original Voyages and Travels. No. 7/, St. Paul's Church-yard, O&. 4. 1804. PATRONISED BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. TAMES and GEORGE BENNET, o f M an. chester, have much pleasure in informing the Public e#, 7 icsw nnate green rinprovensente in their Marmfac ture, by means of introducing (Printingjon their Royal P 4. tent Woollen, Velvet Cordsi whereby they become a most excellent article in Coats for Riding end Morning wear, Hunting and Shooting ]tickets, Sec. The merit of their Ma. nufadure is well-known, and being honoured by the apps bation of His koyal Highness the Prince of Wales, who is always desirous of rewarding Merit and emoura . ging the Ma stufatturingand Commercial Interest of the British Empire, cannot fail meeting with the liberal ;support of the Public. N. B. I. and G. Bennet keying discovered that great fringements on their Rights and Privileges have been made, whereby the Public is great ly imposed ortby spurious Articles, have d eterm i ned that no Goods of their Manutiaelure shall aPgcar in the M ar k et Wi t h out b e i ng S tamped with the words 6 ennets' Patent Pelted Cord," with His Majesty's Crown an the centre at the distance of about a yard and a half on Ihe back Sel vag e through the Piece ; the Counterfeiting of which is Felonv and will be punished a c cordingly. • • .....tia,..._l(Lhester, ' S ept; I. ilk+ P unt , TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, ant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made at a Cause of• RUSH, against TEG4RT, with the Ap probation of lohn Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas ters of the said Court, at the Angel Inn, in Bury Saint Edmunds in the County of Suffolk, on Wainesday, the 1 4th Day of November' next, between the Hours 01 TWO and 1 hree in the A Hermon, • IN ONE LOT, .A . Subataritial and Convenient FARM .HOUSR, with about 100 Acres of Arable Meadow, and P as . Sure Land, situate at Badwell Ash'and Bastion (between Bury and Stow Market), io the said - County of Suffolk, in the Occupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant from Year to Year, at the Rent of 2onl.—The Estate is Freehold, except about as Acres, which are Copyhold of the Manor of Great Ashtield ; and immediate Possession may be had. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's'Cham bets, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery.lane, London ; . of Mr. Pedder, Surrey-street, Strand {where a Plan of the Xiitatp may be inspeded); of Messrs Philpot and Stone,. }fare-court , in the Temple.; of Mr. Cl ement Rogers, at, Ighatn ; at the Great Nos in the prin c ip a l, n ei g hb ouring wna; and at the Phiceof The Farm may be vi ewe d w i t h l eave of the Tenant ; and fi r. Rogers , on application, will attend the view. ' TO SEA-BATHERS. V VELNO'S VEGETABLE PILLS prove tiu Emmlfottnly. successful in the cure of Scurvy, Scorb4- errie af''''"ma, Leprosy, and othpr Cutaneous AffeCtions ; it duringspt be " i ascertained, that they are a necessary auxiliary are - i ,'„,,k Practice of Sea-bathing, the advantages of which tart' a r gi„'''. l o the surface of the body ; for though these salu the ;„"herls deterge the skin, and remove obstruaions in blood — ` re terY duds, they cannot alter the quality of the, ino t i; i ' g °I . cure those diseases which have their origin in . a it li o ;"„ e „,state o f the fluids. It is evident , . therefore, that it alt..: "urY wise. but necessary at this period, to take some bciative to°;1 Medicine capable of correcting the properties of the " 1)4 V E LNO 's PILLS are unquestionably entitled 0 ..7 Preference, both for efficacy and safety ,• indeed, the tiration of - this Vegetable Preparation is considerably assist -4"tancli. e xPedired by Sea-bathing. th o Hese invaluable Pills are proved, by the experience 91 cisatis, to be the most safe, certain, and efficacious MOl- ar,,ver Yet discovered, for infallibly an d r a dically curing diseases which proceed from an imp u re o r impaired state „_,lne blood or juices. When the, abilities of the most iliebiated Physicians, and all other Medicines, have failed, f o lte eXcellent Pills have etfeCled the most astonishing cures 4which there are mtny living and indisputably creditable ro ed i °fl ees) , they,may tncrefore be relied on as a, speci fi c; Re ar L y tor the Scurvy, the most invefLiate stage of ScroPht or 'ing's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions , Leprosy, the ill effects g. v'C' er clatYs and . all disorders proceeding front corrupt or Soft' vitiates fluids- Sow di 4 . Wholesale and Retail, .12y Bourne and Co-. late Pitt. .; and Co. at the Original 'warehouse No. 76, Oxfurd ou'r7er.. at the Pantheon , in small gimes, price , I,• 64 . kthtx small in one large, price 225. ; also Retail by Cut s, Wald, Ezeh ooKo . show and Edward s , No. 66,.S t. Nall! b ; ill the' 116 . 324. dolborn ; and by every Vender of Medicines Kingdom. • • . , , o .lrkt Ihe large Boxes will be sent to any part of England, o n id re e _ ce iAt ef A letter; post-paid, inc losing the amount, or an . e rkt r y for payment in Loodon, directed to Messrs. Beurne •.•e• NU. 76,0ttord.itteet. ii- - 4 1 41 1 4 ...t. It. r ¶1 1 U i\. MO NDA Y, OCTOBER 15, 1804. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn- Ticket on Wednesday next, being the Seventh Day of Drawing, and TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn on the Eighth,Day. rrHE Lottery Wheel. is: the richest ever known, considering the immense Sums in Capital Prizes; and only Poor Dlys to Draw, 'Pickets and Shares (which are cheaper than in any former Lottery). warranted undrawn, on Sale at all the Licensed ()likes. The RICHEST LOTTERY WHEEL ever known. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for' the First. drawn on Wednesday next, being the Seventh Day of Drawing. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn on the. Eighth Day of Drawing, besides an immesse Sum in other Capitals from zo.eool. to 5001. STATE OF THE WHEEL : Prizes of , zo,osol. Prize of io,oool. Prizes of ' . 5,e:r31. Prizes of ',cool. Pti24;6of• No Prize less than soh TICKETS and SHARES (which are cheaper than in any , : former Lottery), warranted undrawn, on Sale at HORN SBY and Co.'s, No. 26, Comhill. ONLY FOUR DAYS TO DRAW. 3 • 3 - 6 • ONLY FOUR DAYS OF THE STATE LOTTERY TO DRAW. ZHE First:drawn Tieket . next Wednesday will be entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, and the present Rich State of the Wheel is unprecedented in the An nals of Lotteries, there being 3 - Prizes of . Prize of 3 - Prizes of a - Prizes of Etc. dec. dec. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at the Offices of HODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 149, Oxford-street; and No. 44, St. James's -street. N. B. The Prizes will be paid on Demand. 20 4 00n1. io,oool. 5,0001. J,oool. This Day was published, By Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster• row, LTOCkb's NEW MILITARY FINANCE 1111 containing the History, Pay, and Allowances of the British Army ; one small Volurnb, price 4s. 6d. - HOOD's ELEMENTS of WAR a New Edition,, with the Plates, Words of Command, and Dirations for perform jog the Manceuvres, and other Military Arrangements, con. tormable to the Manners and Customs of the British Al my ; one small Volume, price ss. Also in the Press, and w ill be published immediately, HOOD's Compilement of the MANUAL; NEW PLA— TOON, and LIGHT INFANTRY EXERCISE. Price • IS. 61..• JOHN WILKES. . ' In the Press, and speedily will be published, in five elegant Volumes, Post Octavo, with several Engravings, T , HE 2nd G E NUINE CORRESPON. DENCE and PAPERS or jOHN WI LKES, Repre. sentative of the Borough of Aylesbury in two Parliaments; and Knight of the Shire for Middlesex in four Parliaments. The CORRESPONDENCE., and Mr. Wilkes's other unpublished Papers, have been committed to the superin t,miance of Mr. bun Almon,. by Mr. Wilkes's surviving F. :nily and Friends, in conformity to the following passage in the Will a the tato Miss Wilkes,. " I desire that all Ma nuscripts beim - Ting to me, of winuever 14!nd, may he faith fulty delivered to the said Mr. Petcr F.lfrisky, to whose judg mr4r and de, cacy I confidn tilo4 • Mr. Almon is hi conse quence: aho,it to give then! io the wr.rid, and they consist chiefly (A 1. Mr. V.lkes's Cora , ••-•inlee.c.! .!:, 1 1 Miss Wilkes. 2. His Trahls in I; 3. Hisotes un N --- C' ' • 4. His Correspondence with ??Ir. rot 5. His Correspondence with Mi. ATh, ui. 6. His Correspondence with the eari.rt.. other branches of his family, viz. his daughter Harriet hi., son john; and his brothers Israel and Heaton. 7. His Miscellaneous Coresportii.....(-.! vAth almost every Eminent Person who has fienr2'„.. , l witi.in the last Forty Years, particularly with the late I.(ii!i , • 8. His Miscellaneous Pieces Pri, , :te, which hire never before been published. • With a Life of Mr. Wilkes, drawn up from autit..iic Do cuments by Mr. Almon. Printed for Richard Phillips, Nn. wt.'St. P.Ail,*3-..fhtirch yard ; by whom Communications for r',l r ?Milton, , sent tree of postage, will be received. . And by whom has lately been publ't,shed, • t. The LE PIERS and other Genuine WORM of LAD? MARY WO RT LF:Y MONTAG U, pubiNhedby her Gran dson the Marquis of Bute, in live elegant Volumes,. price al. or in five small Voluines, price 255. in boards. 2. The LIFE and entire CO lt it ES PO N DENC E of SA:. MU EL RICHARDSON, published by hitt;:ranci.children, and edited by Mrs. Barbauld, in six elegant Volumes, price 455. in hoards. 3. The LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON, drawn up from his Original Papers, and puolished by his Nephew, the, lion. Bushrod Washington, Vol. I. and 11. price Its. 6d. each, in Quarto, or it's. 6d. each, in Ociavo. - - PERIODICAL PUBLICATION of CONTEMPORA RY :VOYAGES an TRAVELS. On Thursday, November I, iB4, will be published, ele gantly printed in Oaavo, embellished with various En gavings, No. 1. price Half-a-Crown (to be continued Monthly), of • *piGENERAL HISTORY of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, ' intended to exhibit a faithful and satisfaaory View of the Publications of distinguished Modern Voyagers and Travel lers as soon as they appear, whether in our own, or in any other language. It is the ohjed of this Work to enable the Public, at a me; derate cosi, to keep pace with the Discoveries. and Observa tions of Modern Voyagers anti 4 f raveliers of every Nation. The enormous expence of this class of Books has been a subjeCl of juit complaint to Purchasers of moderate fortune; and Publishershave frequently been deterred by the number and , magnitude of the Ernbelliahnients,. from naturalizittg, many splendid and valuable Foreign Works of piadescalp tion. It is therefore presumed, that a Publicatton Ilea the present, whose objet it is to .retrench all superfluous ex pence, and gratify at once both the curious, and the learned, by Translating alt Foreign ,Works of Merit, and Analyzing all English ones, will be receiyea with general approbation; The early Numbers will contain the Translation of Cassa's Piaui-note I ravels hi Istria and Dalmatia, lately published . in Tads at sixteen guineas; .Lequinio's Picturesque Travels in Jura, published at eight guineas ; Kuttlier's recent Tra vels in Denmark and Sweden, and of the various interesting Anil expensive Voyages and Travels that have been lately brought out, under the patronage of the French Governnient. They will also include copious Analyses of several valuable Books that have just appeared in the English language, among which will be Barrow's Travels in China, Holcrott's. Travels in France, kc. Ice, Outlines of the Plan. t. This Publication will exhibit a faithful History of every valuable Work of Voyages and Travels, as it may app pear from time to tune, either in our own Country or on the Continent, an - I whose expensiveness of form would be ' likely to prevent its Translation, or general circula tion, 2. Original Voyages, Travels, and Tours of merit, will occasionally be introduced, the Copy-right of which will be purchased exclusively for this Work. 3, Every Number will contain from six to eight sheets of Derry Octavo, printed in the manner of the Monthly Re 'view, an d embellished with elegant Engravings, Maps, Charts, ate. 4. Six Numbers will form a Volume, to which will be subjoined a copious I ndez consequently, two Volumes will b e co mpleted Annually. On the whole, the Proprietor entertains the belief, that for the very . moderate sum of Thirty Shillings a-year, as much information and entertainment may be purchased in this • Work as in separate Voyages and Travels would amount to as many Guine,as. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7 t, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had regularly, as published, of all BoOksel- StatiOners, aria Newscarrier, in the United Kinedom. [PRICE SiXliElcitit. OFFICE, Oilober2, 18°4. fHE COMMISSIONERS for YI CTU ALL ING His AfAyESTY'r NAVY th hereby give Notice; that. on TUESDAY the 16th instant, they will be ready to receive TEndee rin writing (sealed up), and treat Jar ar ?navy HOGS (the Carcase: of which not to weigh less lbw: 112 put as ear!) as will prdiereThree Mine/red Ton: of PORK, to be killed in His Majesty': Piattalling Premi:es gat Deptfrd, between the 224 inst. and the.3lst of March next ; the first Delive:r of which to take place on .41ond4y the said 2.2 d in.tant, and the subsequent Deliveries to he continued twice iu each-i Peek, in such regular prcpvtiont at that the whole shall. be completed by the 31:1 , 1 March next, before mentioned ; and to be p4lll . 1;? - abfe, with interest, ninety days after The Conditions ,of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard wilt& bad to any Tedder in which 1,,e Price shall MO be inserted in words at length, cr that :hall ca be deliver ed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tnexclay the WI, iicrhiNt, not unless the Prreon -zebu make! the Teedtr, cr • nine. Person on hie heb.21.1, attends, to wiawer, when -t — NAVY OFFICE, Oryer 8, 1804. THE PRINCIPAL .QFFICERS and COll. j k • MISSIONERS of His MAJESTY': Nifyi do hereby give Natic;, that on WEDNESDAY the 17th !loan!, a: Oae o'Cllck, they will he ready to treat with such Persons as otqy be :lulling to contraEi Building 71142 LUGGAGE' BOATS,' for the Sert;iee of Woolwich Yard, Wilts flu, then of al:4a 23 Tons each. The Dranght and Sew:slings may .6e seen at this Office, and the Tenders must express a Price per Ton, cr per ,Foss in length, and also the Time that trill he required for Buildi.-g the Boats. Na Tender will be received after Twelve ti'Clock on the Day of .Triaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, a tends. RICH WHEEL. ARRISON and BROOKE, N , ). 237, Picca. I. 1 dilly, near the liff-market, most earnestly solicit the Nobility and Public to peruse the STATE of the WHEEL of the present LOTTERY ; it consits of 3 Prizes of - Prize of 3 - Prize* of 2 Prizes of • • &c. tire. And only Four Days to Dra.v ; a circumstance never before, knownsitice the Commencement of Lotteries. - Wednesday next is tho Seventh Day, when the First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. HARRISON and KO have now a great . Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on Sale, warranted undrawn. . • • a" Prizes to any amount paid on Demand.. io,oool. s,oool. LOTTERIES RESTORED TO THEIR ORIGINAL — STATE, AND TICKETS and SHARES selling by 1. BRANSCOMB and Co. Nu. It, Holborn, and No. 37, Coinhill. • . Please to observe, the First-drawn Ticket on Wednesday next will be entitled to ro,oool. being the Seventh Day of Drawing, And the First-drawn on the Eighth Day to zo,oool. Besides the beneficial Chance of every other Prize in the present very Rich wheci,:wiucti contains , 3 Prizes of - ‘.. 20 0: 40. a . . Prize of - ~se,ooo. • 3 • • • Prizes of - • Poo z - Prizes of - • Iwo 6 - - Prizes of - toe Likewise a very great prop_ ortion of Coal . sel.• kc. And only Four Days to Draw. TICKET'S and SHARES (warranted undrawn) are on Sale at HAZARD, BURNS, and Co.'s, Royal Exchange. (A N Wednesday next, the Seventh Day, the V First-drawn Ticket will be entitled to Ten Thousand Pounds; the First-driwn the Eighth Day to Twenty Thou sand Pounds ; and the First-drawn the Ninth Day to five Thousand Pounds. STATE OF THE WHEEL: • Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. One Prize of Ten Thousand Poundi. Three Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. Two Prices of One Thousand Pounds. • . Six Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds, Sze. &c. Sze. Present Price of Tickets and Shares. • Ticket - vg r 5 o Half • L.lO 5 o Eighth . -4.2 12 0 Quarter - 53 o I Sixteenth - t 6 6 YE.I.LOW FEVER, No. 40, ('HARING-CROSS. DR. WILLICH, late Physician to the Saxon Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encycloptedii, Treatise on Regimen, Sec . &c. &c: approves and recommends to the immediate notice • of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going to the West Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that may be, or have been subjes.l to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. 49,,Charing.c.ra.ss, London, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever. The most possitive testimoniali from professional. meis, .and other respettable persons, may be seen in pamphlets, to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, which .not only prove, in the fullest manner, the elficac.y Of this. Remedy in that most dreadful Malady the Yellow l: ever, 'but also that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot climate. The above invaluable Article is'sold in Boxes, with full Diretliona (santloned by Dr. Wi Luck"). in case of an at. tack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sugicient for one Person for T,welve Months. • lik:AL'Fli AND LONGEVITY. .Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the impositions which have long been pradised in regard to this Medicine , a . sm a ll attention only i s requisite; for as by favour of the Cot mic.sionera of the-Stamp-Office, .separate Plates have been prepared Car Mr. Newbery's use, with his Name engraved in the' Stamps, theJtnitation of which would be a Capital Otlimce, the ge . - nuinet, Preparation may now be readily ascertained ; it is therefore recommended to Purchasers not to open : t oy Box in future, unless they observe the words, " F. Ncwber), No. 45, St. Paul's," printed in the Stamp. The superior Excellence oft hese Pills Itheuniatisms and Colds, as well as in other Complainrt to which the human frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of r Climate, is uni. versally acknowledged . They are , irduatrably calculated t Bilious, and other Disorders of the. Stomach and Bowels ; for tleadt achs oceasidned by Indigestion ; and for preVenting Palsies and Apoplexies;, Often the, con & o lti e 2) co of Fare Living.l,ll Recourse should be had to them attar every fix- - cets, and upon every slight indisposition;. unit trots their well-known charaCteristie of promoting Longevity will itt maintained ; for by as,,isting nature in the due discharge of the animal functions, and by It.scping the Constitution. as it were. in continual repair, they pre:.erve the Body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. 'rimy require 110, particular confinement nor attention to diet. They are sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Ware. house for Dr. James's Powder, N0...4c, St. paol.s, 4,kw, doors from Cheapside, London; and at Dr, lames', late house in Prtizon-strert ; inboxes price*. 6d. each, Stamp ineldtt. Ca I or the quantity 01 Sri tr one large box fig IL 4s. HASLEI3EECii-HOUs6. To be LETT, completely Furnished, and may be Entered upon sminediately, MANSION.HOU6E, GARDENS, &c. J. at HAS LEBE ECU.. in the County of Northamp ton; with' or without from Twenty to Thirty Acres ofrichPas tore Land. or The Fnrniture was all new within these six Months. • A Tenant may be Ri:C01111110:14tcti with some excellent Port Wine, and a conliderable Quantity of gold Hay. N. B. Inquire of Messrs. Smyth, Northampton. • SECURITY TO Tile PUBLIC. Tpreverit Fraud, the Hon. the Commissioners .1. of Its Majesty's Stamp Office have granted permis sion to Ur. tirodum, to have his name in full length inserted on the Stamps of his Me.lkinet, viz. Wm. Brodum, No, 9i Albion-strixt, Blackfriarsi-road. to imitate which is felony. The Medicines are not genuine unlesss the above name is on the'Stamo. A certain Preventive of many Disorders.-Nothing be. ii more wanting at thiS season of the year than a purifier of the blood, that will clredually eradicate those eruptions 'which now gencrally make their appearance on those who are affheted with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce "the success that has attended the administraticin of the Botanical Syrup. Another motive ter 104 present thiS Address to the Public is, the knowledge that if the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe- fits of illness which always prevail lu this angthe ensuing mAtths. The Botanical Syrup erreclually Ores . Evils, Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophulons Cem plaints. I'he many thoVsath.l cure's pertimned by this invaluable Me. di;:ine may tte readily seen in the London and Bath Paper. Tile 1104,114,i Syrup and Restorative Nervons Crardisk to nail at the House, No. 9, Albion-street, Black.ftiars'- -roA. N. 11.—A. D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. S vt ro,.~,.Fello►y of the Royal Cotlege of Physi,:ians',..l.(mden), ui.iy b.! cooinitoi Burn ten till three, or by fetter, the usual F 4. - A rive Cuing; ilottle colit4tti4 ~. . it.. ~.., ....-.0.0. 4 7 - , . . ••.! -,-- 0,10)., Ar' . ._ .4 % 4 1 ,, 11 .' 44 .- , /....--- ..... • 11: 4 " . 1 .: W .‘'... VICTUALLING OFFICE, OF/640 r 1 I 804. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Hit MAJESTY': NAI/i . do bushy, give Notice, that on Tuesday• next, the 76th instant, they viii be ready to re (Wye renders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUNDRED RAGS of KENT ISE! HOPS of 11:e growth of the year sBo3, and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MUSCO. VADO SUGAR, to Sc answet able to Sampler 10 bepradured with the terpeSiive,tenderi, to be delivered immediately Into Nix ,Tfa. jetty's Viilualling Stores at Deptford; and to &paid for by Milt, payable, with Inter's', ninety days after hie. , . _ The Cow Miens of the Comma?: may 6e teen at the Secretary's Office. - . No regard will be bad to any, Tender in which the Price ib:111 not be * inserted in tvo4ft at length, or that rb,Winid be delivered :4 the Board before One o'clock toi the au id nada" , net, the 164 instant, nor un . lers• the Person Yibo . niaket the Tender, 14411, Perron en DJ &bag s attendr, to answer, - -when called Jon THE C3RDIAL BA4III OF GiLlitll) noNTxNuEs to be aelininistered in Nervous k d ' . cornpints with uncommon success; in Asthma, Consumpti:Jii, Flatulence, Retaxatiou, ObstruCliort, or lli.• tious Disont:is, it stands pre eminent; its ef!kcis are plea-, singly quick, certain, and lasting. . The Cordial tlalin of Gilead instantaneously relieves Spasms in the side, breast, and intestines;dilltts s a genial warmth, and pfewnts cramps and numbness in or after bathing in spring or sea water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of nasty, ailltted •wit ti I,.nguor, head-ach, or hysterical affealons, cannot have re- Course to femora salutary remedy.. Gent le men from the II as t or 'West 'lndies, the Student •from public Seminaries, or those whose occupations require •a sedentary lab, are parti cularly addressed by 'IX:Solomon, whose ,Cordial 1141111 of. Gilead has effected such wonderful Cures in cas•::s of Debi lity originating front heat of climate, or relaxation from juve ' nile - indiscretions, and the dials of intena application to study or business. 1 t is.universall,y acknowledged to be the most salubrious remedy for .the following Diseases, viz.' Abortion oh Mix carriage, • Astlirnas, Appetite (loss ot), Nitious c u m / 44 11 N' Chlbrosis or Green Sickness, Consumptions, Female Dia-• • eases, Fits, Fluor Albus, Flatulence or•Vo hol e (3 leers, try pochondria or Melancholy Complaints, Indispositions .iit tentiant on Pregnancy, Indigestion, Juvenile lndiscretious (baneful elfetts thereat'), Lowness of Spirits, Menstrual . Evacuations, Nervous Diseases, Phthisis. or Cough, Semi nal Weaknesses, Scurvy, Turn of Life. The Valetudinarian by birth, who has received from his Parents the inheritance of a diseased and unprolific frame ; the delicate Female, whom an immured and Madive together with the immoderate use of Tea and other weak and watery aliment*, has brought on all the calamitous symp toms.of a consumptive habit, and are, without timely assist ance! sinking into an untimely grave 1 ta e such as these. the Cordial Balra of Gilead affords the most permanent relief, and restores the Patient to the enjoyment Ora perfeet state at health. • Prepared by Dr. SOlornon. Liverpool, in ros, 6d, and 335. Bottles; the latter contain tour ot the former, by :which the Purchaser saves 9s. Every genuine Bolt le 113$ a Stamp, which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, ",Lalittiel Solo mon, Liverpool." to imitate which is Felony. N. IL The POstage of ►ll Letters to thv Dodor must be paid, and ios. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed tor Advice. 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