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, . 1.4 x "rs 4. I t - - - '% f. 3 1 ..,• 4 '''''' ~ t . ....,, i 7 • •64 , . , 1 1 4 , 1% 45 ' so , *471kt,7-fv:,. , zz. k i\i'lL ...., ~,,,,►, .. ~.- ,g 0 i..).„ .4% . . ,. „- yr Y: /1 ~fi~lr~~~~~~ NUMBER 3682. j THURSDAY, .JULY 5, 1804- f PRICE SIXPENC7I,. VAUXHALL • . tinder the Patron a g e of Hi s R nya l Hi gness the PRINCE d WAI.ES. MORROW, FRIDAY, the 6th inst. will , be a GRAND GALA and DISPLAY of FIRE- - WORKS. Admission 3s. Farther particulars will-he given the Dills of the Day. 'The Gardens arc shill on Saturday • ~ • SHAKSPEARE I.O't'TERV. MESSRS. BOYDEU beg I:alie to ac uaint The Public in general; anti their - Friends in parricidal-, that the Tickets for the SBA KSPE Alt E , Lo.TTE price Thr ee G u i neas , with Schemes of the said - Lotterk, are bow ready for delivery. at the Shakspeare . Galleryitall Mall ; at Mesirs. B o yd e n' s, No. go, C h eaps id e ; an d at a ll - the Licensed 'Lottery Otilces in Great Britain and Ireland.' . No. a 6, CORNHILL... . • SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. !OR only Three Ggineas. a Prize is sure tolie 1: obtained, and free adinission to the Gallery. . HORNSBY and Co. respedlialy acquaint the Piiblic that 'they are appointed by Messrs. Boydels, to.dis.pose of the Shakspeare Lottery' Tickets at their Offices in Town and C.ountry. The merits of the worthy-A ldcrinen's Lottery die ;too evident to need any comment. The superlatiie Collee tirevof Prints were never equalled in' any part of the world'. The Grand Prize will prove a valuable acquisition to Ihe /Pinnate holder, old Produce a competent income: A choice Colledion of valuable Pictures, Drawings, Prints, &c. are al lotted into Sixty-two Prizes ; likewise Prizes at. Prints must fall to the lot of every. individual Subscriber, which cannot fail of inducing the Lovers of the Arts to become Purchasers. .N—Plant of the Ibttery' inlay be had; free of expellee, at ot 2.0. Coi*i Crinti Prizes, indthc'Pigot Grand Diamond were Aold,by Hornsby anti ea • • f WITNEY BLANK Et WAREHOUSE,' • No CiIs*ELGiSTRE ET. • • rI"H E - INCQRPOANI'F,I) COMPANY. of I:3I.ANKEt-hi..cl(..te: having opened a new and commodious-WARIWOUbLOINO. 1.9, Goswbit-street,• the Business Of the Company. wiC oe carricd on there, and lrl , er- Chants. W arehothetneri, eze. are " requested to apply to 'stith nor 'Warehouse, instead of No. %pow shut up,and no longer Used by the ebmpary. DItEADEuI, ACCIDEN`I'S PREVENTED I I ! HE following flo-ksellen hive h" few Ciisiies Imnd of ft STLErti. EQUESTRIAI44IXCA. T ON ; several thousands of the most respectable Fanti ' lies.in the ,United -Kingdoms, have-puntuistd:thisnialttable Work"—i moble and useful example to the rising genentsiuti: by S. Cil44 Agent and Publisher,N.?)• . 2;side of Westminster-bridge, where rciec will, be • 4;:irclulix. tended to. Also, in Lund"oN brfgetr/ork, whileb34,e Shart!Piet ; Ifotid:•sttFet ; ; Smith, Strand teliirdsoot t. FAxcicartge - Wilk fusen,, !Corn hill ; Lackhwton, Finsbutv.square. and Burstein, ck urstein, fla " teila:tdatl. • Apd in the Country hy 11a4aru; .+1"0411, iistol ; whiney, Birmingham Ottl t6t,tfitto; SlM:not - is, Bland foul; Li war, Bury 4r. li}imtind'lOca,nbes,(Powes ; Aullason,, Coventry Poole, Chester; Sinunons and Co. Canterbury ; I;4l l ftervi coicheitstr ; -Near anet Ce:;ehetinsford,;:.Long, Deal ; }torn, DoVer ; Derbv • A mington, Durham ; Ittecon an and: Son ;" Exeter); John ' E Derby; 7 Eilitihilight ; (Thie l Greenwich; IVl‘Dttnalti, Glavavv; Brown, ; Wife: ( Kendal ; • Ditlineet,; 'tivetdol , • GoteNitid ; Merrit et: CI. ditw • Lee, •Leries hopper and Uo. Manchester; nutteVw'orlri, i Newpe‘rt ; Stevenson,' 9iyme!tthi ,:tioxlapd., Ply 'Waft 4 1 OLICV'M'etr;ter 7'1'0116- mouth ; Smart and Co. lt , ading ; Sali.,hury ; S kel ton, SouthamntonV Baker,.dittoltotiftdrialti',Scartforough,; Edwards, Woolwich ; Burden Winchester; Robins, ditto ; 'Wood, Wey mout h ; 'reayiliih, York ; and Downes, Var. 13 1 911th• .And lu bOad,pt al), Ole ci&ctpal Booksellers in the Vnited Xittgdyrn o Great Hiitain andlrelatid. • _ I -I BY HIS MAJESTY 's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. R. SIGNIONDi Siirg4or,l)ei) tie, Bath, le speaful I y acquaints those attic Nobility and C;entry, 'who have experienced the benefit resulting from the. use of his Dentifrice anil : toti ; n•foixlireiirthig and Beautifying the TEETH and 4; Li MS, „that iEntaki be•obiained avtliq folloW:. ilhg, i Pluccjo Town, viz. 4 • Nl.*lrs.Gattie a nd Lea'-s, No. 5 2, Newßpiu-Striet (Hendtv Und SUlt, t ichbornst reer,Col.kii . aquitre; GOlding, , OOMltill ; Ciyer: ditto ; Watts, Chimist,. NP-..4,7 B .e*triiildli;ltowkr,o, .tiolixotli kiill ; ,ifuzel, Surrey. Street, Black friars-roan i, and, , fo r ( t i lxAreast• ioliventeow, O. those residi ng i n tII6-eottlitry, the‘f 'Maybe procured in Most qt the pripcipal Tpivuti_throughOhi tio,Unite4l lieingdom.' AbiOp ies .• NT >DIY N E Ti N c rLi R 1:4 . for tile; cure,of the l'obthcA - hc - aild - r:Thili Hrushcs eill'v'ariousiiies bite! teXtare, eatthe best coustruttiOn.feir ttso. ;. , Je., ~ i i Hi; • ' . -77-7- .. - . -- 77- . --r- , ----, 1:: pl - IYSI Ci A SIS have frequqqtly ob . servgN Ow MP•fiipijve Caes, which haveffpFewlplly lermitmElN we of mediciiit, generally (ttloitir in u sllgliteraffeTripq ake their' appeArantd ita , thd;costu g Spring.lllVllYigtiS acqmony. oi VW fifeulation should take Wage may reasoLia bly II& accouiitertfor, by,the sudden ,Iliarwe of atm9aphere, and tM generti 'revolution Whieh takes tiluCa'i" the '''" iin4l and Ireqtaige race. -It is much tkiconthantied 'to' thosofPatients who bave.lieen relieved at the pispensary, Solip-square, la various cases, by-the. Anti:seorbutic Drops, to correct this acrimony of habit, by retaking a I . 6'v - bottles el the'tvledi. , . cint:4.laliin which has bon MUCII adopted, front its, sUi4css tit.Mveuting• the return . 9I very inveterate :complapir.: .. S with a black sf4irif !kitire; London,' , at Spilstiu'ry's DispensarY, SO}io ,in , butt es of 's - 5. , '6.i. i es. and 1 t'."l4. ' dutY ,wit l I tations'. • 144 4 :, ,I Y. utt4eik wit ltlr iivti di:Went stamp must be iii. mi ' • 1111 P FIEUMAJIS,M. S, Pal tiet', ? 1 :.-tibits w anti Gouty Affec.: __. ~ on thtwititikhl cOnciiinitatits Spiisitt, or tly filk 'Ains, . 3. . 4 4 1 4 4 9Y.•1tu1hz" It' h IA ' lio ngllkakk rkr. _ i n . whm ..... •.. -. 7 '. ~ Q ..• ab, O ral O. • - i cured•liy - rwilpFirf. - 4rTe..„), , are relieved and fr9ueot y liitts,..arier avory . ot h er t) ' s ' .6.. 5E NC It' of MOSTA.RI3, . i 7, ELI) ID ESSEN Cron v i l l; "d Ntle'" t Ft s lii"ilioc' o;iii ;:,;„,..-•:' r. - - -. 4 :r 4 I D,, (used with the 1 in s t 4i4,, e; iierte ik irw .:41,1(•vi eleg,rcessary), is perhaps the curing the severest SP 1i.'41 NIS and!lill:Lcil half he time usual! t•k . . . s ,_lt s, M in tl . t i e ust wo r fti n , mi5,. 011 ,.....„ ._, Y d cri by o.podeldock, Arquebudadg, or 4itg. Lanotiont or f nibrocation • anchr unit immediately t lnY acdj4Pnts it pre vents the P;rt turniug black. R. .1 1 , s ,tr d i gt , 5n ret i . ‘ " (1 , 5 ° 1(1 ,a 2s. 94. each 'box or battle* by London;,, , • pothecary, No. is, - Greet-Street, Soho, -... 1 't.tr,' i 'b Tilt.l2ADI ES. ..' . 1, tehs D IXON's AN'ltißl LUX :6 PILLS, ' • " :For Bili ous and Gouty Distuders,,,Nervotta and Sick Head , - •L. F latulenci-s Heart- hurts , sc , e. (Pat''"istil b y the Royal 'f'a'm ily and west of the Nobility.) T N aticiHuti'-to'llie number of Letters Mr. Dixon -IL has received, is the followi the Cnants. ~ r • ' ng ' from Captain Lloyd, of lt . , 7" Dale ' : CaStlC,,HAVClfOrdWtSt.So4th Watch Pi,- Captain ..* " 'Feb. i 4, 1803. lthou . • . tloyd presents Ills Compliments to Mr Dixon yd -personally acipaintill with,) i t , ‘VoulciPtke tt h tavou'ilf l ie Nveuld • send hint ' focir'Or five boxes,of his Pills as soon AS he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, Who has aI 'YAP u4vd the Medicine, is -now pregnant, and very un9ell ana,wecannor get them any-where in this County, neither ,at liiiverfor,d_voest nor arntarthen ;• the' nearest ,lr f e r sadist 4 Jitistol. For the greet g service they have been to lace: the , Cap ' li 1 0 1. 111 h) 4.__ es well as Colonel 13ishopp and all his faltlilY, "" Y " t ' ll " his duty to recomMend the Pitts where ever he go es ; acld he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would ap. pont wine persons as ,Venders in - this county, it would be a Benefit to ihe Conim i ....' =llDiion's Anti billou u s n P t ilis i are so ld Wholesale and Retail, -71.4141‘ r.. Buttees, No. 4. Cheapside, corner Of Pater-noster ,,', and Retail by.stost Nit:Mc:int Venders and Biatsk4C4ltts• " P°lca i . at 4. Mail: I* • each • • ' 9-c. t , - . • MALTA. • On Thursday next. luly fa, will be published, Elegantly .printed, in Three Volumes Quarto, price 41. 4s. inboards, or with the Map on CanvaS and Rollers, 41..t05. ANCIENT. and MODERN MALTA ; con. taining a Description of the Cities and Ports of that Island; its Climate. Soil, and natural Preduaions ; an Ac count.of the ditl4n ret Governments to which it has been sub jefted ; the Mdnurnents of Antiquity it contains ; its Trade And Finances; as also the History of the Knights of St, John of Jerusalein, from their first Establishment in Malta to the Beginning of the - nineteenth Century ; - with a particular Ac. count of the Events which preceded a'ud attended the Cap. turn of the I Stand by the French, and its ReduCtion by the nglkalb , By LOUIS 'DE. BOISG ELI N, Knight of Malta. Illustrated witha.bird's.eye View and Chart of Malta, Goza, and the 'adjacent [Stands l ;it inches by 22, pointing Out The Military Posts, Villages, Rivers Aqueducts, re. tee. on those Islands, and the accessible an d inaccessible Parts of the Coasts ; together with the Soundings round the whole ;.with the Anchorage and Depth of Water in the several Harbours; ;alai. at Plates, cOn-s;sttng principally of views of the liar. hour, Port, and Fortifications, bf the City of La Vallette, the,Cityof Messina, in Sicily, Portraits, Antiques, &c. Printed for G. and j', Robinson, Paternoster.roW.,.. Under the immediate •Pst,ronage of His Roy 4 Highness the • Duke of York. just published, price bs. in boards, AN Ai , alogical PraCtical GRAMMAR of the GERMAN and FRENCH LANGUAGES. liy Dr. RENDER. This small Grammar is pe.cUliarly adapted for the Officers ,of the Army, and thlbe who are intended for a Military Pro fession :: a id it may beequally used for the Purposes of Edu cation in Acarletnies in general. . _ I"rinted for FL b. S . :niontli, No. 26, Paternoster-row. Also published by the bare Author, , price 12s. bo.ir,L, A Complete Analysis of the German Langu e. This Day sees published, In Hale Volume ()Clay°, priee 7s. rid. in boards, a new Edi z tioo (being the Fifth) revised and eirlarged, by Dr: James Hamilton, Protessor of Midwifery in the University of Edinburgh, of ATREATISE on the MANAGEMENT of FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and of CHILDREN n early INFANCY. • - • • By AL:::.XANDER HAMILTON. M.D. " Professor of Midwifery hi the Univ.:rsity, and Fellow of the . 1 Relyal College of Physicians, and of the Royal Society • of Edinburgh, &e. , 'Printed - for T. Catlett. anti W. Davies, Strand ; and P. I till, at Eieburgh. . . • ! FOR BRUISI..S, SPRAINS; . 04C. &L.; • Dr: STEERS's •OPODE LDOC. • " • AU TION. —On the,. Outside- of the. Wrapper un rich Btittle of thered Medicine a Stamp is fixed, in whi tit is ElTgrayeki F. Newbury, No. 45, .Sr. Paul's ;" and Over toe Cork of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with these Words, `` Lir- Steers's 0 podeldw, prepared by F -Newbery." MI those which are sold without these Designations are gross . Coenterteits. ' 1:14e are re . qhested to•attend to this Caution, incon sequence of en Impu o•‘vlikh has been practised by ccr t;ii) illptuLas , ut 1,.1 , Who, ittytter,Cc,yer o f a Connexion . in fr.e.e with Mr. House, have not only sold in London; but, travelling runner toe . Cinintry, have disse minated thrut. the Retail Dealers in all parts of the.Kitig : di.rin;:large oki spurious preparation of this Opo ' deldQc ;', in the Bills ,of Directions of which the Names of Dr. Steers, Claring-cross, and Mr. Newberg, of St. Paul's Church..verd, are made use of, in ord e r th e more completely to deceivc unwar y Purchasers. The....4enuine Upodeldoc is•prepared and sold by F. New:- bery and Sons, No. 45, St. P a ng' s , on the C oac h- way, a f ew •• -Datoila from Cheapturie, London, in Bottles, price as. 64,; each, duty included; and sold by their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. No; tso, and I. POO/Ig, No. 76, Ogford-street ; le Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cock s p ur • street ; 1. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; J. Tim, 'Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough,: High -street ; and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. New bery;,Bookseller, ;italic Corner of Ludgate-rtreet: THE CORI)IAL BALM OF GILEAD is the 3. most absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attepded with the following Symptorris; namely, a great Straitness of the 13,reabt, - witti 'Difficulty of Breathing, violent Palpi rations of the Heart, sudden Flashes of Heart in various Parts of 'the Body ; at other times a' sense of cold, as if water was poured on them; thing Pains in the Arms and ta r os, Back, and Belly, resenthling those occasioned by thel; ravel ; theiluise very variable, boinetimes uncommonly slow, at other 'tithes very quick, - Yawning, the Hiecough, frequent Stghing,and a Sense of Sutfocation, as front a Ball or Lunnp in the "Iliroat ; alternate Fits of Crying, 'and Con: vtilsive Laughing; the Sleep unsound, and seldom' jetresh:: ing, and the Patient often troubled with horrid Dre.ints. altiVhllas , 'beeri''said, by 'interested Individuals, igainst all atediejeee ifit are,advertised ; but there is a very, important Observation ..to be made respecting the'Cordial Balm of Gi lead, that, unless its operation were gentle, safe, and effica. , cious, it could not have risen to the unexampled Repine arid Universal Demand it has acquired ; for, as it has ra r e ly t h e great adxantage of a persuesive Advocate at the ear of the patient, ;iothing but his convietion 'of Its. virtuetl, 'by :its. salutary ellets, can induce : hitn to persevere ; and- , y et lea _ sr - Unable perseverante is certainly most requiiite, to enable evcii„thc happi::st ,Comhi nations . of Chamiteals.and Galenicals to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetialinarati to;Heltith. . , As the above Complaints seldom come within the Obser vation of Gentlemen in the general line of Pr:retitle,: it is no refleCtion upon Their knowledge or .oulginent to Say, TILTT vety feW' of 'thorn' Mite 'an opportunity tit that experience' winch is the only solid foundation of -Medical Fanie ; Dr. 's°l(w:ton's very extensive Practice, and particular at.' tention in these cases t .eriatgehim to ailnr.l that .Pr i llWaient relief to such ihifortun4., Patieets, Perhvi, they can not expexience Lthti::n asty other -P , ltysiciait in the K ing- Cin), 'lie' it is with the gfe:itCbt pleasure and satisfaction that he edges lie caadour t u tu liheraity Lh a s a G eo _ tlemco of thee . FaCitity, who have at distitta:l,ltedly itis claim to public apprObatiou, :is in recoil - intend Patients to iii., care.. , Preoared Soiontoe, I.iverpool, in 106. 61 ari a 335, Brittle. e the 'tatter coon:in-fuer ofthe,foruier, by .whichahe Poo:oast - 1 SAVOS 95. Every genuine Bottle has a Stamp, which . bears the Propriefries Name and' Atlaresse . '' Sariiuel Solo moo, Liverpool," io imitate winch is Felony. N. B. The Posta,;e: of all. Letters to the OoCtor aust - be pail, and sob. '6 l . as a Fce, enclosed.for Advice. The Cordial I;alin of Giteed, A nil- m perigines, and Ab stergent LOtioll, and Guide to Health,' are Sold by Remitaiit, Hamburg!) ; R. Bach, • Pearl -street, athews, No. 13, • Strand,, Londoe; and in Bath, iv,bYrlk ; M I.lzitt,l;" Ititiein ; Brighton. Gregory ; Din' minghain, Knott and Lloyd ! . Bedtrird, Smith ; illandford, Simmons ; Wiry St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel- . don; Cambridge„flodgson ; Coventry, Rellason ; CRlches ter, Keymer ; Cautetbury, Siturqutti Carlisle, '011ie; Chathain, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clac.har; Chester, Poul and Son ; Chichester, Phil lipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Cyippenham, Combs ; Keene,' NO: 6, College- Dover, green ; Derby, Drew ry ; Lowe ; io u re ri li ta es n t l 'e i r!V en ir i t li u ri e g rlVeal, Rae; Ila ca rt .l n 6 t s o ; ulh )e , v ra e c s kson ; Edinbumit; Ehtith. Northbridge; Exeter, Trewman and Son ` ; , Falmouth, ; Glouces ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow; 41 4 ,Donalti ; Liverpool, Mer. email° Gazette Office; Leeds, Bites, Holmes . ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn,' Headley ; Leicester,. Gregory, Swinten ; Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowel Maidstone, Waltzer; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Ful ler, Atiee; Newcastle Walker,- ticalmon ; Northampton, Dicey ; Burbege; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxford, ;,P lymouth Dock,. Hoxlsnd ; Ports •teadirtg, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ethe_r iariniingotlu,ottioihn,;:ii,ejrllo:skrnteor;n: )4setii.getiroild, m organ, SlireWsbury, Eddowes-1. Soutk- Stamford, Newcomb,; Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbdrough,Bay ley Taunton, Poole; 'Tunbridge Wells, Spratige ; W el l y, Evill Weymouth, Wood; Windsor, BlakeneY N r Y l4 .. Wolstenholme ; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kiugdorm. • ' VICTUALLING OFFICE, . 1 • 7.0 , 3* 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUIIL4ING IIIsIfIA:YESTY's NAVY do hereby give Nottee, that on Monday • next, the 9th inslarrl, they ntiiit:be ready to raelvf Tenders, in nyriting (sealed tip) and treat FIF -1" EEN HUNDRED 8,-.ICKV of .K ILN -DRIED HOUS E_ no Lp p.quß, to be del:n•aid into His Majesty's Stoles at Deptford, in the spare of a Fortnight, weeyy, proportions,; ,and for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples to be pro. dared with the Tenders and to be delivered immediately into the Store: afore:oll,r the mode of payment to be by Bills, payable with . It ixterest, ninety days after dew. I: ne Condition: of the Contraas may be title at the Secretary's • Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not 6e -Inttrtid In words at length; or that shall not he deliverea' ro the Bcard befo)-e One o'clock on the said illonday the soth inst. nor unless . the Person who wakes the Tender, el some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. OFFIC'E OF ORDNANCS, !,. 27th : Dine, 1204. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE NS -of Hi s MA. YESTY't ORDNANC6 dr . heel)). give INl;tice, that Proposal:ll4li 4e received at their Offlie, in. St. iltar.z.tra-street, Westminster, on or before Tbstrsda,y,.tbe .igth day. , f . ,y,/), puwt, . from such Persons as may he',nstilliug to urderta:ke•the Supply rf LEATHER SLIPPERS; far the Service of this Department, agref.l6.ty to Patterns, which may . heseert kPote application to the Chief Clerk, in the liononeahle Prhcifial Sioiekeeper's Office, at the Tower. - - - Further Particulars, together tidal the Term. and Cond.:tions of the CA ! Prrnia, may he known' at the 'Secietaty'r: 011 ice, in St. Illargaret.street, any day hetwren the hours of Tcn and Four where the Proposals a'e to he delivered, seated up and marked on the outride ‘‘ Proposals for the Stipply of, Leathe Slippers for the Ordnance Service;" hut no lir3poral can be ad mitted after the said 12th day of July. II" 01 de' of 11).e Bc.zrel, R• 11. CRE3; Sec. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, Y.itne 2 ,. 1 & ) .4* ' HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS YES rri G ROMA/Is: 7 CE do hereby 2\ialce, That Proposalt will be received at their (Vice in Vt. Itlartaret's street, it'ertstinster, or( cr befit, ftiday the &h . q . 7, ,ext, froutsurg Perse,:sr as may be undei.take tbe4appliqf a irtartit'y of STrit'li,s' Jr if I i)11601.7.5 . , - Fitters, of watch Tway h e „ eg? , at applicatioN at tbe fiuNurahle Piirtelp , ;l Store keeper's Of at tbe Tower. paetieulars, -- tklyther.ic4th the Terms, and-Coudition of the CatitP4el,4l.f.Y he k t Juju flier appliFatiot at the SeeretarY4: ojls'e, it St..,4fayareess-streset, al!), d4ihettutexibe hours cf - Tett. - aud Four o'Cbek, ?vivre the' l'reop2sais are to he delivered, sealed up am, whirbd oe thiOurtlde, p ota 11 for the Supply . . of Staves fur the New battern Wadhooks ;" hut it* Propane! can he admitted after the'said 6th day cf-yuty. fay Orel, r cif the Board; ' R. Li. CREW ; Secretary i "`HE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA 11 BEDS, and CliAt R' 13 F.DS, with very considerable Improvements,. by MORGAN and SAN Df. inventors altheir much admired I.NIPERIAI-1)1NING I'ABLES, and Portable Chairs, and ManufaOarers in - general of Ni._ dent Upholstery and Cabinet Ftirniture. 'A' very large.Stoele torery Article- in the above branches, is alyvaya ready for inspeelion, for the furnishing Houses complete in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of the best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. • • • ticgant Four post Beds and Bedding complete, with new dridgriod Witulow.Curtaislaveatent Musquito Net Beds, par tiew4.ol portable 'fur 41 Foreign Climates, by Morgan and Sataters, Purnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Manuradu rers, No. 115 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. Please tooh.. serve N0...: - .1(/' and 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warehouse in London.. . . Army araNavy l 44ulpage of every descripttob, on improved Principles, very portable. BY THE KING'S PATENT. FITS, Pains in the Stomach, Pains in the Hod or Side, and pale laquidappearances in young persons, arishtg from various causes and ebstiticlions, - that have re sisted-the power of every other Medicine, have- been entirely removed and wholly eradicated by C.FI NG , s WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES, which Cleanse the stomach and boivels or that acrid slime with which thiey are frequently - loaded (and which too often become the ' , secret cause of these fatal disorders), but are etteetualky subtitled by the use of this Medicine, which is proved superior to any other in its easyinethed"ot di itftlging these crutlidis t and re: storing the body to Health atal.Sttengtlf. • Cases td its effi cacy from many Noblemen art . -wrapped round eachllex. As an opening Pllyaic on all occasions, Ching!s Wu: in Lo zenges an: peculiarly, efficacious, will li.cep k goo4 any Ic1:8tli or time, and in it alplattS. s6ltl, whnlesale -and • retail, at ChinreM Ritter's; Na, atut Retail by 1710" St IntttPikaii.lue VottLrs, in buzi - s, at is. and 2s. 9d. Lit IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. 'WEDNESDAY,. JULY 4. THE Bills on the Table were forwirded. The Report of .the Committee of Prec e d en t s , to which the Petitions against Mr. Justice 'ox •were yesterday remitted, was received, declaring that flit Petitions laboured under a fundamental informality, and could not be entertained by the House. The Marquis. of r nERCO RN thereupon applied for and obtained leae to withdraw the same. Evidence was heard in Mr. Lingham's Divorce Bill, for the purpose of proving Mrs. I,ingliarn's place of residence. Not being able, however', to make out thtir anntlfer witness was ordered to attend on the sJine point to. morrow. Adjourned. ROUSE OF COMMONS. ViRDtCIWJAY, JULY 4.. A Bill was brought up for the compensation ;cr certain Proprielors of Land at Wedonbeck, in tilt County of Northampton, for certain Lands that ha 4 been applied to the use. 9f His Majesty's Ordnanc e , %v lick was read a first time, and drdered to be read a second time ta-motrow. On the Motion that the House, in pursuance of an Order of the D'ay, should go-into a ComMittee on the Cotton Mannfaaory Bill, Colonel STANLEY obje4ed to the measure, as having a •vexatious tendency without. offering any new advantage. The Bill, he thought, instead of diminishing wOuldltave a tendency to multiply dis putes between the masters and the journeymen. . It would" have, a tendency to prevent men of property from embarking in the trade, which would ultimately prove ,pernicious to the weavers themselves. If they: Might judge from the floutishing stare of the trade, no new, regulation was necessary. When he• had first the honour to sir in that House, that mom. fadure. wrought up only 13 millions of pounds of cotton annually, whereas the quantity now required was.not less than ..56 millions, which was a sufficient proof the flourishing state of the trade. He was afraid, therefore, that any new regulations instead of im proving, might retard its progress, Should d6putes arise between the journeymen and their masters, - as must nu 'e m b t b e sometimes the case, those disputes might, without any danger, continue to be settled •as .formerly. - They had hitherto been settled at a very reasonable expepce by the authority of the Magistrates, and most frequently, he believed, 'in favour of. the men. The Hon. Gentletenn,argited besides,. that' . far the greater, nuifiber of t h e weavers werekrienty Satisited e.qth •things as they now stood, aed ;vet} did_ not know that any ,such, measure was = going forward. lie 'concluded by giving his negative to the :\/I.nion. . Mr. POSE went into a detail of the circumitanees that grive rise to the Bill of iSo6„, relating 'to this imbjeet. That Bill had either been, delenive in its provisions,, or its regulations had not been put in praClice.' A'Petition the year following bed been presented to the Houee from the journeymen, pray. ing that4the regulatiens iiti6pte t .l by the li,ll,"mi ht be put in force, and last year they had come ward also With. another Petition of a similar nature, 'MC cOMMitteg to which this Petition had been re.: lewd', had come to a resolution,. that Bill' should • be brought into to ske those ,regtNstions eft eti vr but the Sesiiiin was' so nearly at,, close,. that this resolution could not be eonvelirently carried Into efreit, and the- present Bill therefore bad be e n sub. mitred to the H o use for th a t perpose. The IllaVeti themselves, he st i lted, had cemplained that they were aggrieved by she Hill of iIS the men were allowed the sektliAl of, arbitrators, in cases where diipukes might.. arise. This Bill west, thcrefor-,, to provide against - such complaints„ es well as 'against those of tre .- meti. By the present Bill, neither or the patties had the nominetien cif the Atbitrators, but the. justices of the Pea c e were to"bevisled with this priyilege. The Bill, rl.e Right :Hienourable Gentleman aripp.A, was not proposed as'a new mea. sure, .but merely as a means, of rendering ati - old one eire6itml. Mr.. FRANCIS thought that the Htrn, Member; opposite (Col. STArthry), had stated a very im. portant facts which ought to, have great influence with the House. He had told them, that the trade had made very rapid progress, and had given them the data on which he founded this assetlion. But it was impossible that any manukanty could flourish to such an extent, unless it had been properly con. ateted, and much less if its regulations were hostile: to its prosperity. He argued, therefore, that the present existing regulations were sufficient for every purpose either of • necessity or eXpediency. The prosperity _of the matiutatture was the best proof that every thing was going on well, and they ought to be cautious, not to ottetruw this prosperity by any unnecessary measure, Ho did not think it at all necessary, in regird co atny disputes that might arise, to interfere with the authority of the Ma. gistrates,„or to take the right of settling such putts our of their hands, io 'order tope it ioto the hands of others. • The divi,,ign. teas then railed for; the Gall er y • clearen, when there appeared for ;I;e,,Ntitinti 27, and against, tt 8, ;xelusillely (A" 't he House haying re.suthed, the 4.;port.' was nr a...;rcd t 9 be receive) to-trtptru w, • , A I\l , !isAtge fru,n the L9r{.l3 ,stit - cd ) , that their Lortkhip,s, ha:l, agreed ,to the 1111 i 11 tot ntilding a over the Thames at Stairtei virkthout any Ain,:sictim4nt. FOREIGN TIMOPS: If USK.MUN bionglit up !lie 11.cport. cif tlie Bill ; boi rho% ullisoreign Troopto. - , NAVY OFFICE, July 3, igo4f Fi E- PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM MISS ONERS of HIS —III47ESTYos NAVY, do lbereby give Notice, that on Friday the 2otl instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, Commissioner FANSI-14IFE will expose to • •ke at his Office in His Majeity's Yardpat'Plymouth, several Lots of Old Sto,•es, Consisting of • OLD SHAKI ROPE,.IUNK, HAMMOCKS,. tAnd CANVAS, in Paperguli; , HEMP RUBBISH, . WHITE OtHAM, FLYINGS, OIL and PAINT', .CASKS, &c. all lying in the:said Yard, w!,,-re any Per;ons auisbing to become Purchasers, may have the Pbery of tb.e-same during the common working hoZtrs tj the Yard, altil of sale. ittventoies and Conditions of Sale may be bad here and at the 'yard.. . ,