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THE ; ; • :I t • Hil i „l‘ , a k ' ," ..i . • t - ' i ~, 0 rt.i.4.714,- Y. - ~..e. • - -,N$ — icvsy:-....;:. .., 411 • - ' ..):.' ' , * - -st * Vilip - . 's - 4- . ~•fp-e 4, , q ,A6` - ...., , • ' 4 1 , ,i,>-,lc, . . . 4. ?;:"S" ' •,,, 1 4 , A r A i to i v '...%Aft, • .. 0 41E644 : ''' lili ti • :4 , it, NetißEß 3707., FR 1 DAY, AUGUST 3, 1804. fPRIOE SIXP Ett CF. ita 'ORDERLY ROOM, luly. 27. tB'34. A T a MEETING this Day of ihccoyirvlPr. .r - v TEE of the MANCHESTER INDEPENDENT RIFLE REGIMENT, MA 4 IO R \IMOD, in the Chair, The following l{csolutions were pissed Unanimously t That a Letter bt addressed to . Lieutenant-Colonel Ham.- son, expressing the high sense the Gentlemen or the Man. chester Rifle Regiment Dave of his exertions in support of its Hdnour and Independence, testifying their. Most unquali fied approbatic.n of his Conduct, and assuring hint they con s der a .the highest Honour to serve under Ins'Commantt That Lietitenant-Csilonel Hanson: he presented with a Sword and a Brace of Pistols, of the value of Two. Hundred CuinEas,' from the Regiment: S. WOOD, Chairman. The Major having left"the Chair, it was taken ny Mr. D. Hardy,. mien the Thanks of the Meeting were voted'te him, I for his impartial Condud. KOTZEBUE IN 'Th4 !)ay -was publisitect, in Three h.itidsome Volumes, mail ()day°, price•t3s. CA. in Walt's, faithful!) tfaLls - from the German, . kicruAtLuve; oF.ilcE. 7ib's4, 120 4. HE C9I4M7,SS lON ERS IL.TUZ 1.„ I. INO . ,• His 8..57 1 14 14 P be, give Ary t lie 4.14' cn Tac,rd.9 , the 7th of ilpgurt next, tiro , wi f h rea4y to rereive Teideri, ix , npriting:(sealed'ap), and tree , for the SO* v.,hat iiiiGEr..4/3 1 LSS :ball he denindel Jri the use 0.1 114 i s Iffajetty's Ships a'd rert:str at 5 `AR:llolfri - i, in NUR F9l K, for twelve months eertain,,,'"ram the tztb of that illonth, to k paid fir by Nib, payable :with interest, nieety zlay.;',:iiter date. TRAV/iLS 'from BERLIN to PARIS, i n th e Spring of the present Year (1804); with Sketches of the existing State of Society, 'M.lnners, and public Opinion, and with original Anecdotes of eminent Charaaers in the French Metropolis, By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE; The Comelitioes of the Ccoursl7 'thy be teen at Ike Secretary -1 z Olfh.-r, at this O , jay or applying to the C 61.4114-01 1114 Aluje l . f ty's C1111•117J ' at Yormwitb. Tpi:.sthe INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the' * • COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. 7C.FNT.LEMEN i T HAVE agon to return you thy grateful Thanks . TX for your exertions this day in .tny behalf, and:my Oppoif tent tuts found it expedient.tor.l.preSent such exertions as un— ,Productive of advantage I shall b.! PerfeCtly satistied with a ,continuance et them; having %et to learn, .that a progressive majority is of no died in•leading to ultimate success. tln each day lat the present week my Adversary has asserted that many °rills Voters arrived too late to poll; but, unfor... innately him, the state of the Potion the ensuing morn. in 4 has invariably demonstrated the futility of his assertions. lle was also pleased to assert, that no Candidate was ever ott:red to any County in England, on the same grounds, and supported in the same way as myself. t hat this assertion is 'utterly unfounded in truth, every man who recollects the Political History of this Country will readily allow; but I think I shall not easily be contra• 41jet;'(1 wizen, I affirm, That after the enormities which were practised in the year 1 3 302, it is as extraordinary instance of persevering eitrontery to see the same 'Party again attempting, I,y the same means and the same men, to impose a Member on von by " a colourable majority." Gentlemen, I concur in opinion with my Opponent, th at the Honour a nd Independence of the County arc embarked in t his . cont e st, and 1 trust you will think they can only be preserr:d by maintaining your Etc tive Rights, in defiance of - 11.4 ud• perjury, and corruption.-1 still solicit your strenuous exertions, and remain, GETLFIITE.N. Your faithful .1' N 41 devoted humble Servant, W.!) mouth-street, Aug. 2,1804. G. B. MAIN W ARI N STATE OF THE POLL. For C. B. hliiinwariitg, Esq. - Sir F. Burdett - - 2 3 , 9 22-11 Majority fur Air. Alain oaring 87 MIDDLESEX ELECTION. COM:VIITTEE of the FRILNDS of Mr. MAI NWARING will sit every Da.y.at !badling Places, where any information relative to votes which have been, or are proposed to he polled for Sir FR A 14- els Butt ort—r ; and also any account of such Freeholders as have not yet will be most thank tullY received : At No. 7, Carey-sneer, Lincoln's-inn-tields. At Mr. Willock's, No. 19, Golden-square, corner of Atewet:tlfct. At No. 36, %%10 Iclose-sqltare. At httilvars.ion Coffee-house; Holborn.. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. rtOACIiES 'will be provided nt the following Places TO. MO R ROW /40 RNI NG, at Seven o'Clock precisely, anti every Morning during the Election, at the same h , ►ur,- for the purpose of conveying the FR Ell LDE RS in the Interest of GEUKGE itouuroN 111/0 N IN G, Esq. In atulfronf Brentiord, viz, The PAntlicon, Oxford-road. Parliament -street. Opposite St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Opposite FllTlliVat'S Inn, Hotburn. Cterkenwel I. Green. Islington Green. Opposite Wiritechapel Church. • Opposite ShOreditch Chinch. Court -I louse, Wel Iclossquare. Shad wel I, apposite the Church. nr RUTH nor Calum'ny:—Sir FRANCIS RUR. t)ETT has been cal led upon to say, whether or not the 'roperty of the noted O'Connor „vas transferred in trust to I;im before tit:: otkmotdble ; , t Nio4ito:34, ins w.bicti.c.lit bosom Friend of O'Connor sull:led Ile has not noticed this ;riding charge -perhaps as a matteof indifference; that is to say, not thinking a friendship with O'Connor any blot in the character o f a Candidate fur 11liddlesex. The Middlesex lilettors, it is hoped, will feel the compliment. We will try.him with the More noted Despard.-;-S a Francis is hereby publicly called upon to deny, that he was walki ng arm- i n .. arin with that unfortunate Ke bel, not only in the lounge of St. james's-street, hut in the very avenues of the Seat of i the Lobby of the House of Commons, and that on the very .day 'preceding Despard's apprehension ?- More questions will be pnt to Sir Francis •, and little resped as the Baronet may think due to the loyalty of the Eleetors of Middlesex, it is to be hoped they have understanding !enough to put a true construdion on his silence. THE COMMITTEE for managing Mr. MAIN. WA RING% F.LtCTION, findino f fi cer a Hand.bill . LL been published, containing the names tain persons, as having ..eoted tier Sir Francis 13unlett, who were MA rrnitlll to reside as described nn the. Poll, think it necessary, &urn a regard to truth, to cOntradiel So much of that Publication as !trees that Mr. Wm. R uss , N o , t 7, Great, Marlborough . does not reside there. I I the name of anther Cell. twill leman has been inipthperly introduced into th at Paper, he confer a great obligation on Mr. Mainwaring's Coin. inittee by imirn4ting the same to them. NEW STATE LOTTERY, 1804. IN the present and only Lottery to he iirawn this :Year are the greatest, :umber or CAPITA L PRI 't E 4 S " kil "") In Proportion to the small quantity of Tickets. No. of Prizes. SCHEME. Val. of each. Total Value. 3 •of ,Cio,ooo ,are Z 6 a# o o o . 3 - tomo . pow) • 3 - 5,000 . I leoo o 6 „ • 1, 000 . 111 . 000 • 2o 300 • 4 ,040 .io . 2,000 6 60; o 7,000 20 . 23'0°6' ..: 7.5.,,:00 Tick ets X2c0,0 , 10 tyPart of the tz,ipitak r.u..drawu 't icket i itst Day 4;110°° to be determined as under v ir r .,tttawit "I:ickstt seventh bay - • "°'°:: v! - t aVYII Ticker Eighth nay ' u" irst.( rawn Tick N. Pegins Drawi 1. et . 1111 b Day - --414 the 2 4111 of September next, and the _ .. -"°D prizes to be Nid Iwo Months alter the Drawing, without Deolur.- twit, or on Demand as usua l . 'rickets and Shares ov on Sale .at every Licensed Lotter to °nice in El ;glancl ll S l ctitland, and Ireland. PRESENT PRICE. .. Half • Ticket .- :. 17 17 0 • ' ' '" • -4.9 4 * I .Eightli --Z. 2 7 , Z Quarter - .. 413 a I Sixteenth - I-* l'ersotis in the Country will be supplied with Tickets anti Shares the sante as it present, Lottery i Hilts , Cash, or bank Notes , to Li 'eased any . o ftic _ . . ~ by , settling Post-011ice Orders, ....-___lL • . . . MONEY. READ Y T) ADVANCE, A LL PERS 0 NS in possession of Incomes, 4 . 3 L . . arising from Freehold, F 4 • . toes, in Land or Houses, Money in the 1 ands, Roo Cit irges, Alarriage Settlements, - Widows' jointures, An- C°PY hold, or Leasehold i luit less Patent P lace, Chu mh Livings, taitt -tin:tante for 'Life, may be supplied tvith ' temporarY " or any other eel - - peril:mem Sums 01 Money to any Amount, by Pq in g Au ' Luny I ii ., ..1 est for the same. ; ..,I.e Nobility and Gentry of knoivit Property, or their ttelrs, may be aec..mmodated on their personal secutitY ; l ill any fast we ‘yliere the single security of an indivi ' duet maY be decated insufficient, the addition of another .perEcns to guarantee' the p aliment o f the Interest will re ttuve tl. objeCti on ; and, in all cases, priN,lt:ge will be givtat to Pluton the PUblie to ret urn the Pritteip.d . 0 their "vn. Personal a . , Four () Tit) .1.. , . PPlications will be received ever y . day till rpwil or , t-; atm ts,,erters from Correspondents ro ' 9 P 3 'trY. ',post p,,,iil) wilt be immediately arts were,l, Oy ad. , ... Tessing to the liire 4 -tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his °WI4 douse, No. 11, Lower !glut-street, Golden,quare. -.. DUBLIN. - - - AT a MEETING of the WEAVERS' . COR , - PORA.TION,' or Guild of the Blessed Virgin Marv, on Monday the zd July 1894, being Public Quarter-diy, the following Address (accompanio' with: a Snuffle .made of Irish ()AK, oill'4lllelited with gold). was unanimously voted to the lt ight. Honourable JO H N FOSTER: " The proudest Meed which the Public Voice can bestow, or individual Merit receive, is the sincere Applause callixt forth by Public Spirit, successfully exerted in thecrurnotion of a Nation's Welfare. 4, For years we have Watched your progress and Mtnessed your toils in the wide field of political economy ; your attec tion• for yotir.cduntry has been constantly. nianiti:►ted by . your support to her Laws, and your exertions in promoting her Manutaclure, her Trade, and her Agriculture; uninfected by the phresizy of Party, her advancuiwnt .has been your chief object t alike opposing the storm which at times has borne upon her, and alike shunning the delusive gleam of that momentary sunshine which would have beamed the. lustre but upon your elf, you have ever stood her Champion undaunted, and her Friend unsoduced. " We are .not of those, who benefiting by the - Building, despise the diligence of hint who bu►lds ; nor can we Sutter Ow drudge!) , of patient eabrt, , which, while it •woorks seen, is still actoinplishing the good of Society, to work on unheeded and unregardeti, No; your 'abilities we admire, and your labours we applaud ; abilities which it is the lot of but. tew to possess, and labours which but - few arc willing to sustain. " Accept then, Sir, the free-will olnring of Nen who know how to appiccratc worth like your's ; their praise is truth. which no demo:tom can dehle ; which all are bound to utter, and modest merit to receive ; and so long as Ireland be found engraveit upon the Map of the World, so lung shall the 11411 W Of t't)S I'ER be found eugravert upon the Hearts of IRISHMEN." Resolveil, That a Shuttle, made of Irish Oak, ornamented with Uotd, and inscribed with the following words, shall u` company this Address "To the Right Hon. fohn roster, the triend of Ireland—the Protector of her Manufactures., — the Encourager of her Agriculture— ar id the Promoter of " hcr ; this Token of Gratitude is respdetfully otfered " by inc Corporation of WeAvers, July 1 ). I 11 0 4," keSOIVed, That our Brother Thomas Abbott, Esq. (the Right Hon. Air. Foster being in Loudon), be requested to forward this Address. Resolved, That this Address, with Mr. Foster's Answer, shailbe inserted tint= times in the Loudon Papers, the Cou rier awl Sun; 'and in the Oublin Journal, the Dublin Even• rug Putt, Cid Hibernian tuUlll4. Signed by Order, CHARLES WALSH, Cik. Cld. Mr. FOSTER's ANSWER. CINTLZME N, . Minty years ;um you admitted me into your Corporation, with the most honourable Marks of your good opinion; and 1 receive, with the most grate:lll Acknowledgments, this Clattering Testimony of its continuance. To improve and extend the Manufaelures of our Native Country has ever been my anxious wish, and the object of my constant endeavours. Could any thing relax toy efforts for a moment,, your approbation, so kindly marked by ho. nouring me with an Irish Shuttle, the hmblem of your Trade,, would rouse them to exertion, partictilirly for the support of that Loom which is under the peculiar piotection of our respectable Corporat ion. Attached to it, and to you. as a Brother Member, by every sentiment of duty, gratitude and respect, I remain, with sincere, esteem,_ . • Your very f4ithful, obliged, and devorM humble Servant, v JOHN FOSTER. London, fuly 36, 1804. • LOST, supposed to have been forwarded by .the Chester Coach, about the titli of Oetooer AMAP .of an ESTATE,' ab o ut five feet long, addressed OW. I). Walker,, chester. Whoever will bring the same to No. zo, Wardour-street, shall receive FI V E GUINEAS Reward. THE. PATENT - HY DRoMETE k. For proving the Strength of SPIRT TUOUS LIQUORS, Invented by the late JOHN D WAS, and made by his Site. cessor, M. DI CAS, Mathematical Instrunwat-maker, Liverpool. THIS Instrument is the most simple and carted '. in its application of any extant. It has met. with mil. versal appro bation, is adopted a standard in the United States of America and is in general use in the United Kingdom of England, Ireland, and Scotland. To be had of M. Dicas, Liverpool ; Messrs. Yeates, Brown, and Co. St. Mary's Hill, London ; Mr. A. Wel-, lington, Optician to His Royal Highness the Duke of Cleo. cester, Crowit.court, Princes-street. Soho, London ; Wisker, Optician, York ; Mr. lames Morrison Norrhum berland Bank, Newcastle; John Muir, Esq. Leigh-street, Edinburgh; Messrs. F: Marshall and . Sons. High.atreet, Edinburgh ; and Messrs. W. and loss, Aberdeen, at the following Prices Patent Spirit Hydromete4 gilt, with Thermometer, in Mahogany Box and Comparative Rule, I. Ditto, ditto, in larger Pox, ;with Trial Class. 51. ss. Patent Brewing Hydrometer, gilt, in Mahogany Box, 31. us, 6d. Ditto, ditto, witNyherniorneter, and Ivory Proof Rule in ditto, 51. is. Ditto Lactrometer, for determining the Qualities of Milk, discovering the best Breed of Cattle for the Dairy, and also What food is most protirtble for the, Winter Season, 41. 11. 60 UTHAMPTON,andorethiliorderspiNEW FOREST. FURNISHED HOUSES TO BE LETT. .A HOUSE completely Furnished, in the Polygon, Southampton, with Coach-house and Stable. The Parlour and Drawing.toom have Bow Windows to the Cromxi, commanding a delightful Prospect. Also a large Hottse, completely Foinish.tit, in the High-street. Also a Cottage, - very neatly Furnished, pleasantly • situate at the eyttranreof it Slilail-filarket Town, within a mile of the New Forest, consisting olan Entrance.hall, six Sleeping Rooms, including those for Servants, and a Store.room, two Par lours, .Butler's Pantry, three Cellars, two Kitchens, Dairy. and 4 1:11'4e Yard,. with a good walled Garden well stocked with Fruit Trees, Granary,' 'flute-stall Stable, Chaise house, Piggery, Ig-kemlel, The two I-iouses at S-Outhainpton may be had by the Month, ' , or for a loN er T hespace :. Cottage, for from one to Our years, and the Tenant may be iteturriMtidated with abf,ut , Acres of ttaable anti Pasture Laud, and. with the Furniture, which is good and modern, at a lair V4tUa• titia, if taken fur longer,Terni th.ni two years. For further particulars, apply (if lay Letter, postpaid} to IVlesUs. Harbin and Hopp' ' , Kingwood Bunts • Author of the Strangler, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, &c. Modem Paris has been ably . pourt rayed by llolcroft, Carr, and others ; but it will be universally telt, that the Portrait of so great and distinguished a.Master as KlntZebue is equally entitled- to attention. l‘s fascinations in Germany have been sn great, that two very large Editions were sold in a fortnight. The Work has, mot - Over. the particular claim to notice in England, that it has been written within the present year, and at a time when Englishmen have been pro/clued, by po. litical circumstanms, from undertaking a similar perform ance. Printed for Oh Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard. . o(whonmay be had, the NA RP.ATIVE of KOTZE. Ma's EXILE into SIBERIA, in Three vols. price 12$. lu boards. ENTICK's tATIN,DICTIONARY MUCH EN LARGED. NTICK's NEW LATIN ENGLISH DIC. .124 'NON A ItY, designed for 'lite Use of Grammar Schools, and Private Education. Containing all the Words and Phrases proper for 'reading the Classics, in, both Lan, guages, accurately colledi.4 from' the most approved Latin Authors. To Which is prefixed, - A New Enzlish l.atin [3re-titulary, carefully compiled from the inostet lehrated English Writers; rendered in Classical Latin. Both Parts coinprising all that is most. Valuahle and useful in former Dictionaries. Accompanied with every improvement to supply the [3eticiencies of other Dklioua. ries, and to enable . the Scholar to parse and construe each Word according to its vcious Interpretations, by the best AUthnrs in the English Tongue. A New Edition, Revised and Augmented throughout. - Ry WILLIAM CR.IKELT, A. M. ReEtor of Norsted and. Meld in Kent. Printed for Mawman (Successor to. Mr. Dilly) tG. and J, Robinson; F. and C. Rivington ; Scatchard and Lettatnan ; I. Walker ; G. Wilkie; Lackington and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, and Co. ; Darton and Harvey; I. Nonni C. Law; Pote and Williams; and T. lloosey ; price v. bound. t '• In this jidition considerable improvement has been made in the preceding explanations, and a great cmilat'gement of new matter incorporated through the whole of the Didionary, by an addition of nearly three thousand fresh Words. The parts *fall compound Verly; are now pointed out in a fuller manner than has ever hitherto been done, and with a perspicuity of Method sufficiently obvioos to the me.aneztt capacity • and, what must prove of peculiar set vice to. Boys um the lower CiPSCS, and is not to be met with in any other Dictionary, the conjugations of Verbs and tile - tensions of Substlofives ate here snewn by the insertion of numeral figures. And if to these material advantages it he torther.hhied, hit par ticular care has been taken to hare the Work corrt,Aly ed, it is presumed that the DicLonary will . be found, In its present tarot, to answer fully the purpose for which it is and may therefore With contidence.be reconnitendcd 'to general adoption. - -The Tcronis Thesaurus; or Latin Part only, may be hart separately, price is. 6d. bound. MR. THOMPSON, Check tiliimilaLtitirer, Penrith, witnessed an extraordinary Case of a young Mail, whose Life wa; desp,Urvd nf, in a deep Consnin i dion, and was cured by the CORDIAL BALM of Ge. LEA t). Mrs. Mathews, No. tB, Straml. London,. writes, " that the Disorders with which a Lady eirny .acquaintance was at: Me ed. previous to taking the Cordiatlialin of t.; iletd, were, „ Nervous AtEtetions and a very high inflammation of the Lungs, anemic(' with excessive t:oughing which reduced her to Death's door. She is now perreill ' y .recoveKti, al though previously attended by Dr. Pitcairn, and the first Me- Am! hien, without etted.'! • ' . • . Mrs. Griltin, of Wateoinhe, near Illandrord, forty-three years (Asp, was so ill that slit.: could not walk out arise house, arid fornear three years colifined.to her bed with strong Nervous Alkaious, Trembling, Debility, Lowness of Spi rits,and subject to fit's, by which'she was rectum' to a mere skeleton. A telt, Ilptties or the Cordial Balsa fir-Gilead cured her. —Mr. Sim inOnds, of Blandlind, and .Mr. Shore, or Witt* writhe, have attested this Cue, An Officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards had long been snb. jest to a Nervous Disorder, which alrcel‘..i his Mole frame; his hand shook so'vlolently, that he coniti not write. The Cordial Dal in of Gilead toerfedtly t u him, as tray be ttnewn.by application to Mr. Watkiin., High Town, Here. ! ford. " • A Mercet of Chester had been atilizi d from his infancy with a Nervous Complaint, a , tended wit., great Debility, Languor, Want of A ppetite, and Lown e ss of Spirits," which increased so nutch, as to render him incapable of attending to Business, until fortunately 'hearing or Old wonderful efficacy of the Cordial Balm or Gilead, he was restored by a few Bottles of it,—M Fletcher, ut Chester,. will give. the ne cessary reference. A Lady, a few days since, called upon me, and declared that the Cordial Balm of Gilead had saved theiile of her friend; anocrier.Lady assured me, that she was cured of a violent Nervous Complaint by a tew Bottles, :end that when she begin,taktog it, sue could scarcely attend to any thing,— The shove from Mr. Hazard, of Bath: SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALM °IC:READ, for the Weak, the Sickly, atxl t h e I Minn, in all inward Decays, .Lowness or Spirits, IVeakness in either Sex, owing to youthful 'lmpeutiencie.6, or Nervous Consumptions, its merit stands unrivalled. Prepared by Dr. Sulomon, Liverpool, in mi. 6d. and 331. Bottles ; the latter contain tour Of the foritwr, by which the Pure!' 'set savea 9s. E very genuine llot tle lt.ix a Stamp,which bears the Proprietor's Name and AildrcAs, " Samuel Solo- Mon, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony. • ea', Each rimine bottle has the mints " Sam. Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved on thel,tatup. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the nottor must be paid, anti los. 6d. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. -The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A itti-linpctigines, and Ab. stergrnt 'Lotion, and Gunk! to Health ' are `. • Sold by Remnant, Hamourgli ; It. Rich, Pearl -street, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Buigin ; Witon, Gregory ; minghain, Knott 914 Lloyd ; Bedford, 'mitt; Blandtord, Simmons; Bury St. Edinolitl's,,Dingle; Cheltenham. Set don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Ctiveotry, R 01135011 ; Colehes— ter, Keyiner ; Cantitbury, ; '.Carlisle, lone ; Chatham, Etberin4tot ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; C wster, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Cifencester. Smith; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, College. green ; Derby, Dre wry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; .DCVIZ.ei Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue Deal, Rote ; Dart Mouth, Jackson ; Edinbur, , ,ll, itnith, North Bridge ; EXeter; Tretvinati and Son; Falmouth, Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, ;Walker ; litSgow. M' Donald ,• Liverpool, Mer. cantile Gazette Office; Leeds, isims Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury. • Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, "Gregory, -Swinfen ; Lewes, ; ',Manchester, Thompson ;I* Margate, Rowe Maidstone, Walker; Nlarltioroni;ll,- Harold; Newbury, Fol. ler, Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson Northampton. Dicey - Nottingham, Burbage; Norwich , and Co , ; 'Oxford, Jones; Plymouth Dock, Hoxland ; Ports. mouth, Belarn ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester; E tiler- Ington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; South ampton, 'Baker ,; Stafford Morgan ;talntord, swintord, Newcomb; Lu Sunderid, Bray -sapsbury, ; Scarborough, Bay ley ; Taunton, Tutt•ritige Wells, Sprange ; Wells, Evill,; Weymouth, 'Wood ; Windsor, Illakeney • York, Wolstenholme ; and by all Venders of -Gerittine tridicini.i. the tinned Kiitwioin. • • No regard will Lt hod ht ay/ Tender in which tint :hal nvt be insetted in words at length, or that shall not be defivered . ,ta the. Chard iejore One tt'Cloch on the s a id T ues d ay she 7tb cf August 'rex,, tar unlist the Perren who makes the Torder, eu some i*ersenenhisbehal.f, attends, to tins wer when called Jer, DEAFNESS. TV One Bottle only, DOCTOR TAVLOR's tsteeined Remedy is used agreeably to the printed reetions s • it will cure ;he most obstinate degree of that cm-, plaint, and being composed of the mildest IngrLdients, it may be used at all seasons with perfed ease and safety., The Printer of 'this Paper will tatisfy any imiulries r e . spe4ling the efficacy of this Preparation, as will any of the following' respeelable Persons: Mr. Hughes, Surgeon, Statthril, and Member of the Rvyal College or Surgeons, London, who recommendiz the Remedy to his Patients, Mr. Lowe, Leek 11Ir.Harnes, Cheadle; Mr, Jackson, Stationer, Huntingdon ; Mr. Warburton, Merchant. Sheffield, who experienced a most remarkable cure, which he has caused to be published, as he expresses it, f o r t h e good of the tars of Mankind. Mr. Wigan, of Hall 'Hill, near Abbots Bromley, Stafflxdshire—this Gentleman was com pletely cured with part of a bottle, after being deaf ten ur twelOe years, and though ho has since repe.itedlV caught cold, he has had no relapse. Mr. lohn Hassel; of lily, by using about half a bottle, was perfectly brotklit to enjoy the blessing of hearing, which, he says in his Letter to the Wholesale Vender, " he 'never beh,rs knew of, being quite an I n fant when tirst afflided." Mr. Ilartnolonian, Punter, York, slates, that' numbers of Purchasers of the Reir , ..dy have unequivocally ekpressed the great benign they have re. coved front the use of it. _ _ Sold, retail only, by Mr M thews,. No. tB , Strand sold wholesale by Drewry, Statio.d ; Shaw and Ectwarqs, N 0.66, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, No. to, how Church-yard . ; Barclay,. No. 9s, Pleet-market ; and CI.H:r. a d [hitter, Cheapsair, London. . Sold in- the erniiii'iy 11. C. SSlishttry ; Mr. Cruttwell, Path ; :Own and Lloyd, Binningtizint ; 'Mr. Halloo, Manche:Act 3 NI% Wright, and Messrs. Gore and Son, Liverpool ; Mr. Sho - Bristol • Mr. Jones . , Oxibrd ; Mr. 110(1.‘011 Cam. -W ' bridge ;. Mr. ilkes, Winchester; Mr. Brist o w, 'Canter. bury ; Mr. Grigg, Exettr ; tic Wright, and Mr. Leeds ; Mr. Peacock, and Mr. Bartholornan, York, ifcc..‘rc. ryzilE E 1 0 ) s j a c i } P i / J. 1 ;1 1 1 T 1 : . 1 1 ; 51:1, with I c ) O S: i , s SOFA cthb _ e li n treir " gl e c n h ts :teare M dlZ A E N ß : i t' A d t. s r l iN D l E N ß G Sl l l A l 7l3 e l l . lt E ° S fil t and Purr:Able Chairs, and Mantiladurers in general of Mo firm UphnlAtery and Cabinet Furniture. fi very large Stock A ; t4:le to the Above brancrieq, it :always mad? for iiispi:dion, tot the furnishing Huitse,i Complete in the First Style (o'l- altion, arid .warranted of t h e bet riOrkttorishiv, And chuict:st Nlaterials. Elegant Fotr.pust Betts and Bedding complete. with Ilevr desiAtted Window Curtains, Patent Nlitz,paito Net ti.;tll..rly portable tUr 311 FURNSII L.limares, by N1 4 1e,,1411 and eurnishing Upholsterer,s, and Cabinet M tiutr.,Ctus rer:i, No. 1§ and 17, Catueriue.st feet, Strand. Pte..se to oh. serve No. itt and 17 has no connexion ‘vitatrver -with any other Warehouse inLontlon. ' Army anti Navy 13,quipage ofeveryilestription,oairnroved Principles, very portable. . Extraordinary E Wads of Dr. jANI E S's EVtiit PO \ D E THE very great Effi...iaci thii Aliieintt in the Influenza of I ist ) eir is too recent to be forgotten ; nut it was most singular %viten taken on the first attaCk, for in those cases, where the Fever was allowed ro gain ground mat ravage the ConstirtniOn, before the Powder was resorted in, the Disorder became obstinne ' PrOtrilded, and somciiine fatal. Upon ell occasions this Medicine should b: givers at the Commencement art Fever, of whatever kiod ; for if it be not sufficient of itself to eIE.:; a cure, it is the - best Prepara tive for the Bark, and other remedies which the symptoms require; but. as the genuine roWder has beep often known to restore the Patient, after its sybstitutes and every other febri. fuge haver:tiled, it ought, even in the last extremity}, to be tried. Great benefits have been derived from the Powder, when taken every night as an A I rerative, inilisorders thought b e y o nd the reach of medicine; and front a communication front the Rev. Mr. Singleton Iti4kittr, 'of Dublin, there is reason to believe that , it may be usi:al iu tii;s =oiler qtt:i cess in the Hydrocephahr, or Water on the Brain. ha Colds, Measles, Itheumatisins, and all Inflammations Obstiuelions of the Lungs, Bowels, I tr.c: Medieith: is .;0 proper. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4S, St. Paurs Church-yard (a feo' Doors from Cheapside), London ; and at in Bruton-street ; in Packets, price 1 2 ) :: . 9 1 1 3 ."e i a c c it h s , la trut l y i° iTetded, or in Bottles containing twel fe Packets, *price 245. as Made tip for the Army and N a vy. N. B.' None can be genuine that I.lave nut tine words f; F. Ndwbery, No. 4s, St. PAWS," engiaved is the Stamps. TO GENTLENIEN (01N( TO WARM CLIMATES, and 5 EA-lukTH L&S, the following I.etter is subal-tted. To Mr. 1.)1 XON, Apothecary, Chlitington, Susses. Silt, • Iconsequenceof several vny ages to theklast ril !tea, 1 had contracted a Bilious Coluplaint of such an iilartn nig nature, as to be scarcely able at times to pay attention to the duties of. myy ship ; through 'the recommendation of a friend,. I was led to ut trial of your (1)i xon's) Antibilious Pills, by the use of whkh tor a short time,, ['was, to astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been for a long white toLliy tree from any returns of Nausea. Yellownessof the Skin, Nervous and Sick Heaci-achy, Heartburn, Giddi ness, and other corresponding Symptoms of Biliousness, The success of your remedy has induced rite to recommend it gemnal ty.; and my Brother in partieular, third Officer of the Ditto of Montrose iniliaman, who laboured tattier a wiirsa if lAsible, than' myself, has been iii like manner completely cured:. - Sir, your most obedient servant, ItOP ItT LUCAS, Gravesend, Chief OlAcer, lion. East India June 27. ‘BO4. Compitny's Slip the Union, DtxoN's Antibilious Pills arc sold wholvSale at Ching ant cnler's, Nd. 4, Chcapiide, corner of Patcrooster.row ; and retail by t.telapt and Sharp; Portal - 11,11th ; Richards, Cookworthy. ;lent ritimln, Plymouth.. Kochi, , Ilosland, Congdon, Ilawker, Plymouth Dock 4 Dadd, Qr.ivesend ;. ltobberth anti Harding, GoSport ; - Weston' Itiek land, Portsmouth Paritle,.ll,l,a gate ; a noisg „ te; w o w, k c ati, and Harvey, We+, mouth ; Shen. van', BroNn, 'and Barry, bristol ; Sharp, Deal ; Pindy, „- o tk s; „„ c ; lucdle,,unit Mitchell, Dover ; t.;rcett earn arown, I , "versliam ; Thirlwell. Scarborotntli ; Cl-.4gory and Gil. 41"110114211; Rose, Sheerlies ; ward, s.'nettenhain ; Macdonald. Glasgow ; Smith, Sl,nt, And lipstmd, Edinburgh ; tilt. well, and Pugihle, Dttblin ; Walkar, #atruauth ; Stains and Lynch, glees Iles. t.zr ; c.Qrc, Gio;son, and Bowman, Liverp,,ol ; S tev :mum ! N Ch ; Not ; amid by Inua.t Hooltst.l lets anti • Methein.; VtAttle;ni in ti 147.4 town at the United Kangdow, lioNes ,6s„ amt as. 9ti, eatedi, 'with directions, sionai 1.)40,11.