The Sun. — London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

' t' ~' • 1.;!. '~. * * •• . VAUXHALL. ' . , . , ilnder the Patronageof His Rgyal,Highness the PRINCE of WALES. ' : • -1, FPS EVENING, kig. 2 . 7, will be A MAGNI. Fl CE Wl' GALA, in which the whnleo't the Ornamenta I ecorations • rodi:ed in grateful commemoration of the t irtlis ot their Royal Highnesses the:P Ri N C li of WAIFS, . UKE of YORK. And 1.1. KE of ct.Aatwcr, will be exhoited - in this Night's Grand Djsplay of Natiomit Pride Ind Glory. • : • , . The CONCERT wily also be distinguished for its excel lent Miscellaneous Selection ofAncient and Modern Coin positions ; among the principal ' will be introdiiced, tUe.Over tures to Orlando, Lodoiska, r\risdne,. ,and grand Nlaipiscript „Overture to Tim tlane, by the cele brated Winter, Composer to tie Opera House. Between the Adi tlie REGM E Nl' AT. BAN D' of His Roysil Highness the DUKE of yo RIC- will .attornately re ,lic:ve,the Pandeans. Turkish Rand;. &c, in the PerfUritllltlce attic mo s t Spri g htly' English and l'Oreign Airs. And at .the End or the CONCERT, the incomparable tein..le Artist, Maclaine HENGLE R, 'will give a7Diseliary of I 1 it E. W(i RK. S, for brilliancy . and effect far supelior to any heiore wiiiieski - L. Admission 3s. 1)nolg open 'at Seven; and the Conceit-to tiegin At Eight O'Clot•Ii.::. -. . -. . Th; ( .44.113 .itc: 111.1E-ao satnniay Evenings. TANISTOCK CANAL. THE c:CYM vli r ► EE, .100IIANAGENIENT tbr CANS,. ditezt, That a Call of 51 per Share rte•toticle oN,the several Prpprtetors All ProprietorS'ot Sttars in the Caoal are therefore , requested to pay the amount of such Cali to loho Gill. Fsq. the Treasurer, at the Bank.iii l'avisto,k, or .at the tons: ut Messrs . ' Harrison;, Prn.ketr, aildNewnito, Bankers, No. T. Mauston- thttse-street, Loudon, tin or beture the asth day of Sciptemher ocxt, for the purpose of c.lrrying•on the said By Order of the Committee of Management., Tavistock, Aug. zs, 1804. W. RAD FO RD, jun. CIVIC. ' • ALL . Persons whn h ave an y CI vim% on the, ESTATE of Captain NATI:IAM EL 'in:WM - JILL SlitAV E RS, late of Lambeth Terrace, deceased, are re qiiested to send an Account roceot to Mr. C. Draper s of 'll'hav it s Inn , Holborn i sStiticitor. And all Persons who arc inuebtert to the Estate of the s4id Captain Showers, are de sired to pay the *line to the said Mr. Draper. MORE CAPIT'A.L PRIZES, AND .LESS TICKEifS• Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, • Tltr CC Ten Thousand Round Prizes, Three FiveThousay'd PouLd Prizes, • •No Priie less than Twenty Pounds? !'BHP At tention of all ranks of People are ioncitea 1 to the Scheme of the present GRAND STATh LOTTERY, Which begins Drawing the 24th . of N Evr NIONTII,, and , contains a greater proportion of • CAPITAL ['RILES • To the small Nutnber of 'Pickets, than any former Lottery. • SCHEME.' No. of Prizes. val. of each. Total Value. 3 of ,C 20,000 are 460,00 e 3 10,000 30,000 3 . 1 5,000 . • li,ooo 6 - 1,000 • Orit?oFl S - 500 - 4,000 • 20 - t'?o . 2,000 4 0 i 0 2,000' ASS° 26 13 t 0 ,00 - • --- "ztool --- 1-tt,a yrs k5;«,090 Part cit: the Capitals to be determined as under r 'First -drawn .Ticket First Day - . ,C. 1,000 First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day - 1,00 0 First-drawn Ticket eighth Day V, OOO First-drawn Ticket Ninth Day - 0` 'rickets and Shares on S a l e at ' ever y Licensed Lottery Office.' • -PRESENT PkICE. Ticket - t 7 IS, o Half c., 9 5 O Eighth - IC; 27 o . 4 13. o I Sixteentls 3 v A RDSON, GOODLUCK, and It their , tare Ln trety offices, Corithi II and Charing-crosi, Lon. v 11 ' : 4 l: e "t4e!hit4 TICK ETS and,SHAlt ES in the .. greatest , or tote Lottery, which umninences T " v ~,,tit, ;.: boil - next, being the only_ Stllte ,otri,,y in :Ne dr.*, .r. kithdrd it, C o; spud, in a qtatter, an alai I ShArt , i, iS,k2s, the last Pa ,ze 20 . 0,01 . ; the tate tAnteries tile 101- C ing P S !la • Z . 39,000 No. .18,752 t.,21,000 2u ."; - 3a..1 2 i ,1 4 8 710 5 25,00..., 31,692 ; 1 4 6 .577 40,0u0 I • 2 7.964 . M 0.70 35,09 . 2.0,000 25.21 j - 1000 41.1 4 whnie Ti.:ket.Nu 4g.3 CS, 20, 00l ; also Prizes of `2Oool. toool am, too numerous to mention. ' . • StiAKSPEARE I.OI"PERY, . . I \ll4'S -.RS• • ROY DELL. beg lea've to acqii tint , 3 r .• .; the. r tiblic in general, and their Friends in particul a r, '"". tile. Tickers for the SIIAKSPEARE Lo'F . l V. kV, 141 C, Three Guineas, with Schmes of the said Lottery,. are • ' l , ( i' , • read) for delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall ` l4ll ; at Messrs. limdell's, No go, l:hcapsi,te ; and :at all ' . the L icensed Lotterybllices in i; teat Britam and Ireland. IV -11? -1J MA "IsISM S, Palsies, and G,tity it&c,. tinny, with their usual concomitants, SpaStn, or Hy ling Pains, flatulency,'l o , !igestion, anu general Debt lit). tbriKillAting :r who- .=, r . e - 1 are relieved And frequently c ur.tl b wiil r : IA t I v E r A - l; '1- E`S e •sr. , ...NicE . of musTARI) ri L I s Y t. , 1, t ,", bril.l.,,,eryothtr means had railed. ~. rill, 1 ,„ , —" l'..A Elsie' , 'or musTARI) (used with the '''"'t acti - y ''' c' e ) .. 2 .`""Pl-:'•nts.;•yhe r ' e neeeSsary), ~. curing the t cnctratin - half the titn7uer-".lr)ltAl.‘lS a t.- • ' , any other I ' ' -.s perhaps the • , c 4 antretli,ettial Remedy in the world, sua y taken by and lilt Ul'S ES, in less than 0 podeldock, A rquebtisarle,`or , , Animent or Finbroca;ion.; and if used muneehately at t.r any aecid • " i' . . •It :-.. ent, It prevents the part turning black: • is irepared anti • . it./(0),11._ sold at as. gd. each box or bOttk'r . by Mont . 1 Luton, Apothecary No. is • .. .• , n . , . 1, 9 '• ;,,,:,, • —_____ --- Greek.street, Soho, 1 .', ,•-• 1 .., COOK's RHEUMATIC pmf,s. ::: •Y. OR the Cuie Of the RI - lEUN4ATIC Go;.J.T, :,.,.. , . -RHEUMATISM, SCU RV Y, and every Disorder afising fro • ao Impure state of the 1110,0 , 1, And . obstrudad I 'ergl )4 4' Ilon; prepared by THOMAS COOK in virine of ;ni As- •, signment of the otiginal Recipe fr om •_the thventor, Mr. lliN.ltYs COOK, his Father. ' ~These Pills, during more ' than forty years, have conferred, t . , e greatest bene fi t on many thousands of, attlieled.•pe!sonP e i ' 14,!:e tliVelltOr constantly using them on every opportundY a'- . rded him 11 } an extensive pratlice, and had toe gatisfadion til seeing them answer his most sanguineexpeelation.• . -,, Persons hiving, either • from an envious inclination to tra... nUce this Mede, or - .etter ignorance of Pharmacy, lhat Mercury entered into its comPosition', the above original asserted nveutor and Proprietor has 'thought it necessary, in justice In his Medicine and to the Public, to make his solemn AIWA- l'it, and to declar e it does not co n tai n , i n any l o a n whatever, The smallest particle of A•lereury. It is in reality an mdd in, 14. nPer•ition, AS ,WCil as innocent in its composition, that 'it 2y he safely ta k en b y pregnant women,. and children, a.nd itiose of tne most delicate constitution. ..:Ph;.•.;;hove- mentioned Pills are prepared and sold by Thomas k: ak, No. AZ, Stlifolk—t4ict, Chninr,..cross',• and by his up- Pnitumenr, wholesale and retail, by E. Newbury,.at the, col . . Tor of St. Paul's Chnr , ..h r yarel ; Wwaril and Evans, Long taneo—..- , •• v. , ..matitield ; and by all Vender: of Patent Malwines.in ti)e ,United Kingdom, ut Loxes nit:e 'S. and 9.. &Leach, st amp includ e d . ' 1 9—.-. ,N. h None ars!' Genuine suc hl ,;3t . as be ar ( - 4 3 the label the AVll4ture " ThotiL•s c sole." • • , ; „,..: . .„,„,, ~,:, T . F ..„......,c......,,.,. 45,., .•• .• 7.! s. V"::,4 • '''' . 'a••••/ : ';- .., 4. ~ , •.,-, 3 ,. ...%:..- •t.i' - • -. ''' ' ” 1 191::• - •-...1:--- - -) . N ....„..•,„.... . ... „..,.,:,,.,,,,...„.. :!,,,,,,. SOCIPTN for. SUPERSE6ING . the NECESSITY of CLIMBING toys, by Encouraging a new Method of SWEEPING C (MN I CS, and tbr I inproving the CON. Dill ON of CHILDREN:, and ot.heri employed by CFIININEY.SWEEPERS. - • London Coffee-House, August 22, IS 4. AT a Meeting of thi:.Genefal Cotnintrtee this Society; • I j. AN GERSTEIN, Esq, V, P. In the Chair; Coal ined the Vote of the preceding Meeting, lot giving Sol. to Mr. George Sinait, for tile Invention af a.Machine for Sweeping Chiinnies, satisfattory. Certificates of its utility having been duly produced to this Committee. Resolved, Twat the consideration, of the Claims for the Pretniunis for Sweeping s Chimnies be postponed, until fuller Inforination Can be obtained' of the merits of the diarent Claimants. jiy Order of the Chairman, VIM. lON ES, Secretary, 'No.'6, Chapel-street, Pehtonville, Islington. Many , additional applicationsliaving been made by Persons undertaking to Sweep — himnies by Mechanical. Wlerhods, a correa List of their Names alldittitheSiCS 40 shortly be ad.; . • vertised. • NEW . R W IRD t t . recom , n , hlatton -L FrivAs. man) kus7loptistt Arnatz:,;t... of 4. Fine Arts, has been induced to soliett oublic attention/0 his Piaure of the SF. !WEN T of CEYLON, which, on, account of its 4reat magniiude could nut be admitted into the Royal Academy. Tins Picture, with a v ast mttul tilalicity of othvrs, in various styles. all painted by Mr.' Ward, may now be seen together, at Nu. 6, Newman-street. Oxford-road. every day from Eleven to Four &Clock,. Sundays excepted.. Admittance One NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.- Monthly Sale. . By Mt. S • r. On Friday, Sept. 7, at- Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's, • 'Change-alley, Lot -ton, I'REN NIKRSEi r Ntvigatinn, cpr GRANDsTRONK CANAL Two Shares in this eminently prosperous •Coaccrii, so well known by its wipe nor a tvaiitages, The Divnteads nave recently arty sneed to 351 per SII.AIC per Annum, o.ith prospects of still increasing. The oXFOR I) CAN AL —Six Shares in this established and impriivin4 Conc.:tit. he Divatends are IA per Share per Ami••in. .nti wit t (lonia advance. , GRAND . 1 elf s Sh.ues ant Loan Notes. bearing s per. Cent Interest, payable half-yearly. • , Also SHARES in the PEAK. Ft)l2 EST. ROCHDALE; • WILTS alio, t ht&KS, and the ELLISM ER h Canals. Particulars at the flen aid Chickens, Birmingball ; at Hat e".-tt's Hotel, Picea-filly ; at Garraway's ; and -tif Mr. Scott, New Britige.street, Loudon. BY THE KING's PATENT/ FITS, 'Pains in the Stom tch, Paine in the I - Itnd or Side, and pale languid appearances in young persons, arising fro.n:various causes awl obstructions, that nave re. slued the power of every other M dt.irte, hare been entirely removed and wholly eradicate I by CHIN G's. PATENT WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES, which cleanse. the stomach and bowels of that acrid Slinic with which they are frequently loaded -f,and which oo often become the secret cause of these fitaidisordas),.but are edfiaually subdued by the use otlitis ,MAlicine, which is proved superior to any others i. its easy method of dislodging those crudities, add Ye. storing the body to . Health'and Strength. Cases of its effi cacy from many Noblemen are wrapped round each BoX. As an opening Physic on all occasions, Ching's Worm Lo zenges are-peculiarly efficacious, will keep good any length of tune, and in all climates. 'Sold, wholesale and retail, at-Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, and Retail by .most Booksellers anti Medicine Veuders, in boxes,' at 6s-: trod as. 9.1. - 1)R. I , lottftls's CieN e. IJKOt - o, TEA1:111 being the mnitinvalnable ti{ human . enjoyments, it is a duty we oWe Society to contributz ' all ip our power to the difipsiiin of so great a blessing, in calling the public attention to these truly 'excellent Drops, a pleasing conndence arises, that virtues proved by the expe rience of more than half a .century,-will excite the A tHA.-ii to a trial of their effects. The present Season is pecuiturly adapted fqr a display of their surprising p owers,, for thought, as a specific in every species of Feier, tey stand unrivalled, it is in Disorders of a putrid tendency incident to Summer Heats, and warm CL mates, that their benign influence ex tends almost beyond the limits of belier: they not only cheek putrescence in every stage, but recall vital animation, even in the moment of expected dissolution, by supporting insensible perSpiration ; they. remove 'Obstructions in the System productive of scurvy,- Gout, Rheumatism. with v dotg il tr i tuuss o , other Complaints ; and in the the Asthma, Colds.. and begimany, Consumptions, they will be found equally•beneticial. Sold, %Nhole.ile and 'retail, in bottles,. at t s., and as, 9th by Messrs, liacen and Co. No. t so, Oxford-street, opposite Itona.streec ; and retail by 'every dther Vender of Medicine: Tito Fatuity .13r.tiles, ;as, Duty included, only to he had - , a t t h e t .. ),„.tt,,e,i lower Brook-street, wlsire all OP. L tiers for Ex;wrtation are executed . : Dr. Nurrtz , 's Antibilu,tas Pills, celebrated as a: mild, yet ettectiVe Aperients may be had at the above PlaeeS, iiißpXes, .at a,., oct. each. N Is Thecelebrity of these Drops having occasioned the, introduction of Comiterleits,. it becootes a duty to the Public to guani them again it so gross an imposition, injurious- to the character of a Medicine whose virtpes defy actual intitation. Ai a plecf,, e of genuine preparation, a Certificate, signed by the Proprietors, is at present attached to each Bottle,- till ~ , att Engraving calf lie completed With the name of Thomas Norris Moore, Grandson to•the l)ottor, which, by favour of the Commissioners, wilt then appear on the Stamps. NOV 10111i1CLNI: ACT.- At the only Warehouse fbr Dr. IAMES's.POWpER. _No. as, St. Paul's Church-yard, 'London'. rrHE fillit3Wlng" MEDICINES arc tioid, at the • 1. Prices 'annexes!, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enacted, that from the rat of September; 4Soi, the Stamps should, be applied Co all Proprietary &kilo:tees, as well for Foreign as. for Home Consumption, and as a con. , siclerable Addition` made to the Stamps, on thearticle.: of • higher value, or those in bulk. tho Ali-Ices of Dr. fames's Powder be in fitture as. 9d. per Packet, or I.l.'ss. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen hs. keis in a Bot tle „,(as milde up. for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, Plates• are prepared for Mr. Newbery!s sepa. rate use, with 111 S :Jame engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful. to observe, , that the words; "'F. Newbery, N0..15, St. Paul's," are , printed in the Stamps of all Ins Medicines; and as it is presuinerl.,,that this will be a suffi cient security against Cotinulleits, his Siiisature on the Lables on Dr. latilas's Pow , ;ter will be disobritinued from . henceforward. Stamps will he allowe,d gratis, as usual, to those who purchase Half a Dozen, or more. at a time, of the lower priced articles. s. d. r. d. Dr. lantes's Powder I 9 Lozengeaof Blois •.t YO Do. a BMOC - 24 o Freake'sTinetof Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic '4 6 Do. fitecharn's - a o Do. large Boato English Cole -. Z . 9 Dr. Steer's Cipodeldoc a 6' Genuine Ayquebusade- ti 6 Do. Conv , As i on -' a 6 'Ormskirk Medicines . S 6 Do. Carstbmile Drops a g I ngliih's Scots Pills t o u O . Paregoric Lozenges 't t, Essenceet Peppermint Ber;y's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops 1 Pi': Austin's Chalybeate . Dr. Hooper's Pins ditto . • 4 0 01 -"s's'Alagnesia - 3 A Dalby'i Carminative Henry's.. 9 Witte a.' 6 Essenceof Coltsfoot 36. Norton's Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff . o 9 Spilsiihry's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spencer's Dentrifrice 4 0 Di.'Solander's Tea' a 9 , lones's Itheumatie Tine. . Greenough's Tiiitture ti tore . 3 6 tki;:rolit Lozengesl T o N. B. Stemps Mr. NeWbery'S Nathe are affixed to the first ile'Pnty Attiefes above enumerated.; and as many Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, m i stake his House, he is under the necesiity of p oi nt i ng o u t, tha t it is . at the East End of St. Panic's,. nearest to Cheapside, and that it has a la rge ‘ White Stuccoed Front, on which the Words are insyribed., O ." THE NI,V WAKE.I-14)1.1k • FOR D I t.V.I,4LS' 3 PUWZIER#P . M. 6 NDA Y, AUGUST 27, .1804 v. • - xvhaßEß 3727.)' • 1 S'"o4. ~~~~~ CONTEUPCMARY BIOCIRAPHY. This Da) were published," in.. Six Votui.aes Odavo, price Three Gnineai in boardi,.'exiibellt'slicd' with nearly One Hundred Outline Portraits, or either Volume separately at Nair-a-Guinea each, : . CHARACTERS of the Years 1799, ~L Oka. [Sot, tSoc, 1803.,and 1304, consisting of atitheatio Memoirs ,of nearly Tiu - 4e ItuncirA Conteiriporary Citarac• tern, who have the most conspicuously distinguished, them: selves in the Legislature, in the Naval' and lit and in the vanons Learried,Prolessions, in Literature, in Science, or in the usettil'Arts. This Work having been published, with increasing Success, and With universal approbati n, during Six,Years, the Editors think it. unnecessary to expatiate on its Character.. They snail content themselves with introducing the Opinions ot the most respettable of the periodical Critics. . ".`This Work protteds according to Its first design, and it seeln, to improve as it advances with time. I.'he - Volumes co.ttain a considerable number of Memoirs of 'Persons, our Contemporaries, who figure in the Moral, the Political, and the Scientific walks of So.:iety. The discussion of Living Cliaraclers is a dilficult and delicate task, but in the execu tion of it, the Authors of this Work. have acquitted them selves with as much success as can reisonahly lie expeded." —Montlil) Review. ‘tturkexcites.much curiosity because it professedly and sve inter that its information is iinpartial and correct. It is but justice to own that we have been alt4tther ainuaacd hy•the Publication."—British " A spirit of candour and 'moderation evidently pervades the present Publication. Some of the Characters are draWn with great discrimination, and display an acuteness of poWers, and a felicity of expression, not to be found 'in the fleeting productions of the flay. In short, tiir Work abounds in Moral and Critical Observations coat evince correctness of judgment and delicacy of taste "—London Review. "This Work discovers raspeclablq Traits of discrimina-_ titan, and has tat meritof uocontaminated by the viru lence of Party-spirit."-,C , iti..al " The Memoirs contains l in these Volumes are full and , , accurate in point of information ; judicious in tneir Literary and Critical strictures ; ant well drawn and appro priate Characters of their respective - subjeCts. They are not written under the uniform intiaeace ufatry particular theolo gicartir poiniCal bias " -New :kilt - Mal Register. VOL- feet 1799- The Earl of Moira Mr. laCkson , Dr. Herschel • Sir font' Sinclair Lord Alalruesbury Mr. 'lustier arose 'Mr Roscoe Dr. Joseph White Mr. Keingle Earl or Liverpool Bp. of Worcester - l'liss Seward Mr, A br. Newland. Earl of Buchan Chancel.' of Ireland Mr. Fox Mr, Northcote Mr. Cumberland Mr. Pitt" Ilishop'of !.landau' Sir Arch. M' Donald . Dr. Darwin Mr, Henry Erakine Mrs. Siddpns Lord Hood Lord Charleinont Bishop of ,Salisbury Sir G. 'L. Staunton Mr. Grattan . Lord gldoh Mr. rho.. Taylor Sir Si.iney Smi,h Dukeof Norfolk General -MelVille Dr. Thu. Hawels ' Dr. Towers Bishop of London*, Mr. Dundas • Lord Thorlow Dean Tucks!. Lord 1(il warden Marq, CornWailis Lord Duncan Mr. Ciiirah Dr. Priestley Bishop of Rochester Lord Monboddo Miss More - Mr. justice Builtir Mr. U. I.l.irringtdn M Alder. Boydell Dr. Wal. oi (-0' Leary Alr. D' I ';raeli Abp. of Canterbury Lard Yelverton Mi. U. Williams Mr. Murphy Mr. Isaac Corry , 'Mr. G 11. Wakefield Ear; o Daitutouth Mr, lohn Beresford Mr. Opie Bisholi:ot Durham 'Mr. loom Foster f.,,rti 12 okeby Mr king • •Dr; Buriiey - Lord Nelson Bp; of Winchester • vpt. 1. fo . iBao, • Earl of St. Yincent Air John, Parnell Dr.. Garnett • . Mr. Sheridan Mr. Southey Lord Dillon It •v, Dr. Parr I r Dilgen in Lord Castlereagh Jion. Tho. Erskilte Mr. G . Ponsonby Dr Fero;iisson Dr. (boas. lltt...it Mr C: Nfr. ttJtitey LOCV,lllWkeapury Mr. Pal ham Derby Dein Milt,er Duke of Grafton Mr. emit Biihipior Meath Mr. Secretary Cooke Dr. Harrington Reg. Win. Faris,h Mai , r Carr%vright Dtitcliess of Gordon Sir F, rnirgeois of Leinster "Dr. Currie Duke of Richmond Mrs. I rielibald • Miss od Mrs. Abingdon" Earl FitzWilliairt Mr, Wm: Con per Mr. Saivin . • • Codwin Lord Kenyon Dr, Samuel Arnold Rev. Mr. Greaves Mr.li.n.t ngs Lord Brilport - Mr, Shield Duke of ;,chord Marci:of Lansdown Sir YegfgC • 'VOL. 111. for rBai.• Mr. M. noniron Mr. learson Mr. E. catt w fight Profissor Porign • - Mr. B. Washington Lord Grenville Mr. Pinkerton l o h n Giiiies D r. wii R om 11, 4 , ve5 . tv!r..' Wilberforce • Lord 113bart . •• Mr. Ed, Randolph Mrs. C. Smith Mr. UidlAke Mr. Paul Sandby Sir R. Abercromby Earl of Rosslyn Mr. John Clerk Lord Dorchester Mr. DUg. Stewart Mrs. Robinson Earl Stanhope , Dr. Hugh Blair Dr. Letv:onl Mr. G. Colman .Mr. Barry Mr. Ald. Skinner. Dr. J. Gregory •• Mr. John Ireland Dr-lames Anderson. Dukeef Bridgwater Sir Win. Beeches. Prince 'De Llottillon Dr %Villain M.ivor Duke of Portland D. of•Marloorougli Mr. R. Ker Porter Mr. Joseph Banks:Lord justice Clerk Mr. John Thelwall Sir Peter• Parker VOL. IV. fair.lBo2. Mr.. Addington Colonel Deyard Dr. Mitchell Sir Rich.llitOes Lord Sheiii;:e Col Tatham Loot - Spencer r. .V in.lnaui of I.}IICOILI Lord C unt Rumford Mrs. CoMey Mr. j. H Tooke Rev. Maurice Dr. B,:sirr.e General Itowles Gener.ti Srrutt • G'en. Marq TOwnshend Mr. Dawson • . I auu:s;.tlaititi,M.P. Gov. ranklin. Dr. kennel Dr. Nees • .. Earl of Fife Mr. C. Whitefoord Mr. Arthur Young Dr. Moore VOL. V. for iSo3. • Lord Auckland , Dr. Gearge . Mr. H. Mackenzie Dr. Jenner Ad.Sirit.Curtis,l3t. Or, Busby The Goldsinids Dr. Thornton tins. Villington Dr. Vincent Maj.-Gen.lraAllen Mr. Win. HUtton Lord •Nlacartney Mr. C. (ones Wm...flionison Lord Harrington Dr. Trotter• Sir Win. Omeley A rclideacon Paley Rev. Rd. 'Poi whole Sir FransiS Burdett Aclmiralßodda.m Mr. Harris ' Mr. fairies Wart Sir Rich. Hill, tit. Mr Christ. Ainsic P iliner,Esq M.P. Rev. Rowlrnd Hill Mr. Win. Gitibrd Lord Minna Bishop of Elphin, Professor Carlyle • VOL. Vl,' for 064. • • Sir Robert Peele lklarg . . of Anspach Marg. Wellesley Adm. Cornwallis General Eintia3 Bishop of Bangor Dr. Kipling • Mr. Gough • D. of Islortburnber- Gsneral Meadows Earl of Carliale land ' Hr. Almon Alt. of Glbucester General Vallancey General SiincOe Lady Hamilton Lord Cathcart Lord El.tcnborough dettemt Paoli Lord Franktbrt M. of Buckingham , Mr. Braham • • General Urquhart Earl Temple - Mr. Angerstein Major Kennel ,Hon, T. Urenville Mr. Pye Dr. General Fawcett E. of Westinorland IliShop of Oxford D. of Queensberry - • With an Appendix, containing correcied MeinOirs of Miss Seward and the Bishop of Meath. • • Printed for Richard Phillips,.l4o; 7r, St. Paul's Church: yard, and to be. hadof all Booksellers. , • FEVER, No., CARING-CROSS. DR. wILLICH,Iate' *H Physieian . to the Saxon ' Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of div. Domestic Encyelopiettia, Treatise on Regimen, ike tee. drc. approves and recommends to the immediate notice of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going to the West Indies, A inerica, - or any other parr of the World, that may be, or have been subject io Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which is sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. 4:), Charing-cross, Letdan, to ..Preyent s and Cure the Yellow Fever. .The most possitive testimonials. from professional men, and other respeaable persons, may be scan in pamphlets ) , to be hadorratis, at the Warehouse whiQlt not only prove, in the tuliest manner, the,etticacy o f i this Remedy din Olt most dreadful /klalady the Yellow Fever, b4tt also ~that It is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a hot climate. The above invaluable - Article is sold in Stotes, with full Directions (sanetioned by Dr. Wrt,r.scitl, t.rt c,ase ot asa at talk ./t Any kind of Feier, at One Gaines eieh,'OslAciertt for *PgisfNa for Triehtel Months. te --.' 4 ..; ~.,..,.... igt; i f .! i ii:ift , rot , 0 1 ..,,,, i il, !v t p ., 4 le ' _'... =4,r,, z , oyfy -NZ.s'-'.. , ia z i r gr , : Jilt,: " ' '4' [PRICE SIXPENCW; OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ikon 12, tPO4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 11/S. yES4T's ORDNANCH do hereby ere Make, abet Prop:salt will be received at !belt Ogre, in St,Afatgaret° r-Jti fet, Wistminster, ox or helot TesedaYthe'2sl6 1 . 0 cf , Settenther next,fronfUeb Persons as ntay, he willing to undertake the Per, jarnirance af the GI„eiZIERS' WORK Jar' the.urvici of t6l, De. par:lntent, at Mt Tower, Westminster-, 114...1:4 , ;e6; and Purl/ca. Further. 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And that the Con the CoNtrae7 way be teem, uplrt at. licatim to - Mr. Putts Colgan, Clerk to the said t,ottntilee;,, with whodt the Totaers must he left6eAre ebbek 11„Txat,"cu i.Ge .aid 2gth instant, h•youl which baits tbe antmittei will not revive Tetder. STI RAC! A.'s ITALI AN OILS for making the Hair Grow, rr 4 HE ityiq eh•g ,nt awl graceful Or lament in Na: . tare is a fine llca4 of Hair; hitt the prevalence of the late Fashion having incitit:ed many to deprive themselves of that beatitiful Embellishment, and who now regret the too hasty k!optien of so unbecoming a mixic, the Proprietor of hr abuse Oils, after twenty rears oh the punlicapprobation, is happy .to assure them, that ny us Mc his Oils, the HislC dill be more b,:atitiful than ever ; likewise Tcsioics th: H . .it en hald AtiCes, making it grow in abundance; also prevehte', its failing ott, which it will do in twenty-four liqurs aiter , lay re-invipratingo the Ro ,- 4*; likewise on Horses' , Knees, &c. which has experitu.cd by the first Gentle.: mien in the Cr . :tunny, particularly by tne Studs lot the Duke of QticelisPierry and Sir john flair alw' 4 ltys comeil its natural Colour. . "I'd' be had, wholeAale and retail, at the Pmpriei,ir.s; h ouse , Newman-sireet, Oxford-street • and, by his appoint mein only, at Mr. Goldimes,.Cornhill; Pall, Mall ; Oxiord,streer, at cs. a Pair, of 21, 14s. a doz,m. Not less tiLin halt d dozen at the wholesale THE BALIof GII,kAD tristantuo, go _ Cleves spasms in.the side, t)feilSt, and intestiii.rs, (tit/Uses a gimial warritih, and previits cramps and nurnoness in or utter batiiiiigin spring ur sea wtter. Ladies of Cold acrid or bilious hahit OF body, airected With l nguor, liead-aidi or hysterieal infections; Gentlemen Ervin kite East or West Indies ; the. Student Irvin puolic Sein.neries ; people of fashion ;;tite stiidious; persoos of a conrirtel and sedentary lite ;: as, also to those atilietecLivith . nervoits iii'.!'! nn:; or de-. bility . originaeing &ion 'heat 'of climate or relaxation from juvenile indiscretion, 4.•aoriot A-Ave recourse ma roore:s.tiotaty; reineily. because it.,eiirtches blood without intl. iming It ; • braces the nervous systerii ; trees and disbiardens the risco* and other important organs ; resolves obstruCtians„iiiii throws off viscid strong humours; strengthens time general habit; aud brings back the muscular fibres - to their natural and healthy tone. Ilent,e its wonderful success in removing every symptom of iveakness, flatulence, palpitations, watch- , fulness, Wow:sine:is alter eating, timid:ly. , iisoe ; of i oNo ;In d colt, numbness, giddiness, pains (especia l ly of t hi:lwatt, hack, and Nina} hiccough; di dictilty of 'respiration and deglu tition, dry coug h , debility, lowness of soints, of appe tites relaxation, todigestion„-siclitess, vonoting, gouty spasms of the stoniach, Ity sterieal hypochonoriscal atfections, diinnesS ofsighr, coof,:sed thoughts, wanderings of the mind, - Where the stomach is disordered, the body is weaken. ed ; paleness, bodily decay, emaciation, and the eyes. sink into the head. The Cordial BalM of C aced; has established its 'restorative efficacy througnout 'Europe and America ; wherever it has been introduced, its sale has been most won.. derfully great—the deinand tar exceeding any mcdiciiie ever published, and the benefit it has produced to soiocty is ad mitted by every person' who bas tried even a single 0 0 t0, 2 . It is the only remedy that will nature to health those per: 'sonsov ho, by an immoderate indulgence. of their passions, have ruioed their constitutions, and °evasions various alt s. tions of the nervous systeill, as obstinate gieets, involuntary emissions, excesses, irregularity. or Obstruction of certain eva mations, weaknesses, total irniuor ni y.. barr,,crce.: , 6.%. Thousiin,ls at this MOITICitt 110.! 10 praise the day they fir s t applied. to this remedy, and enjoy' the blessings of health, who might have dropped into ao untiotolv grave. To induce the patient to give the Cordial Balm of. (~t dead a fair trial, and by {hie perseverande to obtain a radical cure, Dr. Solomon has serif to his Agnits a supply of Vainily.Bor. ties that contain four Cos. 6ii. ones, ter which otily 335. ars charged, on wnich, of course. es. is saved to the purchaser.' E Ad , b ott l e has at stamp which bears the itiopnetor's name and address in the engraving,'' Saud. Solomon, lov e rp o vo,t. to imitate which is felony, m Dr. Solomon expett.., when consult , :d, the usual comp anent aft One POund Note ; but all written cases; or letter:4 of advice, to be ansivered at his leisure, are required to enclose only Half-a-Guinea. • Such letters should,.eor gaiety, he thus directed : " oi;ey Letter, D r . s o i n mon i •Solotuon's I'l.ice, , l4rownio,w-street, Llveriotol; paid dooble`pbstage." Letters may be ordered to headdress en for X. Z. or A. B.'at the Post.offii!e, till called tor; . Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool. in ios. bd. and 335. Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the: turner, by winch (le Purchaser saves os. Every genuine Bottle has a Stainp,witich bears the Peoprietor's Name :ind Address, " Samuel Solo. min. Liverpool," to imitlite wiiidt is I elooy, Eacit genuine bottle Ivo the words " Sam Solo mon, Liverpool," engreved cm the stamp. . - N. B. The Postage of all Letters tai the Dottor must be paid, and Cos, 6d„ as a Fee, enclbsed for Advice. The Cordial Bairn of Anti- I moerteines, and' Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are s Sold by Keinnamt, ilamburgh R. Hach, Pearl-street, New-York ; Mathews, N. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Haeard ; Pulgin ; Brightbn, Gregory ; Bit. 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