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In which, for the tst time ,in this M A DAMOI SELLE ()MONT, from the National T re at re of Amster., darn, will support two Characters, viz a.Savoyard, with a , „, llanc e in Wooden Shoes; and a Pas-Siut en Espagl ID the course of the Evening, uncommon Elevatcd DAN. CING In the 'fIGHT.-.ROPE by SI EUR. SAXON! , fr om Berlin, whose extraordinary klevatiori and Intricate Manoeuvres have been applauded-by every beholder. He ‘;', 6 , 1 . 1 be assisted by t h e Whiltisicalities of they TWO CL OWNS. After which, 3 rst time, the splendid Pantominte of ' BONAFAISO; v a , n Or, HARLEOUIN KING of EPIRUS. ons COMIC SONGS and EUESTRIAN EXER h. T CSES. - -- whole t o conclude with the Grand Historical National Spectacle of b oors 1 5 88 ; or, The SPANISH ARMADA. to be utened H• If • t to begin at Half. peat six Q . ci o , . - at a - I LAS Five , BoXes 4g . s 'Co t ... 9 7 dtery ts: - s 01 Puce zs. —P it ::,1, : SeGOntl. Price ZS.— ... _ . Price e Kite 64. • • ti,_.CrYl commence at Hai•t-past Eight o'clock I " c t J)'.. y P e s i t ,..!._.,lP be take Of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-ofEeel min ter _ from Ten till Three o'Cloc..k. 0,, VAUXHALL 'SAT LIIId-MAT l'i - • ''.l FRIDAY NE . XT, Juke 29, ;, , So4, the. AN •,.,tv,.. NOAL SILVER CLIP 'and COV'Elt, given bv , the _ prietor of Vauxhall Gardetis, will be sailed tor, by ten rbjYlelnens' Pleacure Sailing Boats, not exceeding Fifteen '1 orts; eet - to the Ikuies and Regulation s of •the Cumberland at So.citty. 74e Boats to start from Blackfriars Bridke t Five o'Clock go round *Boat stationedotrVutney Bridge, Lea retirr n on the Surrey . Shore, past a Boat, moored esti vauxhall Stairs Each is •'' • • • • . s oat will he distitlgti4htd by a W h ite Flzg,. with Red Pets-, • . . S HERBORNE, r)ORS ET. WANED.. al Michaelmas Next, ant.INOER MASTER fot the FREE CRANIMAR SCHOOL; 4 eunded by King Edward VI. in Sherberne, where the Fish )'lan of Education is strielly adhered to. ,The Centletnail +twist either now be, or have been, a MeMber of some Uhl tersity - .Lettera (post-paid) addressed to etc Warden of tie said Wlitbe'doltatttended'to. ROYAL,EXC ► d'--7i7,:sstFriZZ,7"---------"----CE OFF.IC C. J une 6 . THHE COURT of TAREC TORS of,the R OYA L .. EXCHANGE ASSU RAMC E; dcr hereby give Noticri that a General Court'of the Said Company will be holden' at their Office, on -the Royal- E itcbange, on 1T hu rsday the tli of July. nexti.from Elevervo'cloelt in the Forenoon, till Two e relt/ck in the Afternoon, for .the ELE CTI ON of a GO. VE:itt,f , O,R, SOB,GOVERNOR, and DEPUTY-Go. VERNOR, and that the said Court will be continued by A djournment, and holden at the same place, and during the time hours, on Friday the 6th of (illy, for the Election of :1-Nenty..tetir Diredors. Which klettions will be.severaily declared, at such times as the Court shall appoint to receive the respedive Reports front the Scrutineers. N. B. Pri n t ed . - • _ - . SAM U E L FENNING,fun Sec: '''''ll Lists of the Pr o pri etors qua lifi ed to V:ote. be ready l'''th inst to be deli vered at the Office on Wednesday tit.: r • . . . Ii " OR TH WALES. ()1i1441.1 .Es °F M. ERI9NETH AND MONT., CoMERy . TO . BE 501.1) her AUCTION, At the 'tag& lon. Machynl leth; in the County of Mont.: ; 9 mery, on Wednesday, 1 uly iI , 1804, in different Lots, Aitjhor previously SOld.by "Priva•.e Contr.id, - - Capit a l and very. ValuThle FREE:TOLD Sit.. ESTA TE, Called the ABE RLLE FENY ESTATE, - .._ . . • . Pes' e in tue several Parishes of. Dolgelle; "Falyllyn, Pene , Mullwyd, Llanwrin, and Llangelenen,,in the several Prei'onties of Merioneth and Montgomery, consisting of icr,g6o ,be the . saine rnore or less, Of Arable, Meadow, and hourasture; sheep tValk . ,s and Pools of Water:. with Farm.: es and Out-buildings ; ih the occupatiOns of Fifty-ow; thit'ritue.ptionable Tenants, at the very low Rent 0f16361. r3s. ~ _Particulars may•be had of , Messrs. Cotes and Woodcock,: ,L ificoin's- inn ; . ,or of Nlr. William Davies, Llwyngoras, Tlear Cardigan. A nj, Person desirous o f purchasing the whole, or any part of the above Estate, previou s t o t h e time of Sale, will apply or he said W., Davies.—The several Tenants will shew the Premises: . • 1\ BY MS - ,Ct -- A -------- "" -- 77 - ------...—... ERs pt jEsTy, s Roy " Lc 'IT .. kTENT; R. SIG \'l ON Sur n-Dentist,'-13:)th, ,re . gen - J..V,IL soed.thilly tiesacquaint those of the Nobility and Gentry, who have expeneoced bnefit resulting froth the use 9f h., Dentifrice and Ln for Preserving and Beautifying' '" TL fillj and C.; UMS,''that it may be obtained at the follow_ Lig Places' in Town, viz. at Nlessrs.Gattie and Lea's, No- S 2 = New Bond -street ; fiefirtry 'and San,-Tichborn-strcei,COlden square ,• Golding,- Cornhill ; Crer ditto; -Watt ‘C hymist„ No. 478, Strand; Rovvity, Holborn Hill; Hazel,. Surrey _street, Blalaria-road;: and, for the greater conveniencc-of those residing in the Country,; they may be.procured 41 rat'st tsf the. incipal Towns throughout the 'United Kingdom. A.lso, his ANODYNE TiNt: CURE; fig the cure ofthe ToOth. Ache, aud Tobth Brushes of various sizes and texture, 7....i......_i the best conttrufion for use. • BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSt.. PATENT 'BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. • iiikUTLER's Furnishing Ulihotstery, and Cabinet .4,..., Ware-rooms Intl iv` imitation., : e ne atest ree , ati;d lnoslitir_ge,,aissurtinent ' Nos. t 3 and 14, Cathi. I.ee.!ionateal Fashions, of well seasoned ed 'Of , articles . of the neWe n St , materials, and exc.eiient wor kmanship, with several im prOventents. BUTLER respeafully relies on the g ood discernment of the Public, that they will ace throuhthe paltry devices 411C1 insinuations opposed to Willi and c g Ounterteiting his afti elet. It is well known ttiat lib - r• t tit has two patents, one • ~ .for Tables, tlie other for Bedsteads • the principle of the first , is applicable. to alin i rt all kinds of ? Cable's, and is a'lloweh t° te 3.reatjmprOve cur i it renderS them more convenient 'ur tiouses, '4 a n d much more portable.- The principle of the tlher is sa es , most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four ;Yost, .•-eilltiiSofa, and Chair Beds, which Litter arc singularly' use. rut in sickness, and each when shut a handsome Pi;'ce_hf•iiirniture fur a Sitting 'Room, . l ur e sing Room, AFC. bras r OUr Punt and Tent Beds , i and are fixt.l.l with flin c h ea se without the help of go together in all parts With ,?ols or tacks or nails in the furniture; and 'are very-portable. .i4ticular kinds o f the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the ' • ( MY and Nav • and hottlimates, also portable Chairs, Sic. • lio •).° . t, ,T.t.ties Patent, Nlailtitaciure s have been .7 - aciously pa "llized by the King, Queen, and- Royal Family, and ho nourtd' by orders from ritinibers of the Nobility anti (-entry, 14 r ild "Ave be e n highly approved of iti the East' mid West ' l idless : the merit of the Articles have thus ins..t with fa ' vonrable e ncourageinent, and for which lie returns hisgrate httl'Aeknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of. :ii - u e ! of lonic others; who tix . lip large Siga..l3oarcis, with. k• ' L t 4 s name inscribed, which may help also to promote ii'sßusinesS, or should it he designed. otherwiSe, he, by the Pc:rrnissl'on of • Prtividence, inanutaCtitresand sells his Sbpe- Tables and 3174 t'ou'r and t.ther Beds, excellent Dinin g . .'ahinet Articles .1.;' , .. ~ v e, namely; C a therine-street, g doors: iroin the Sttand, a .riJaeont • itouse, where he has con_ . several 'Pools a 11 Machines for working the same, int' has otherwise ty.en at eonsiciiral lis . that . e expence ' - to bring t tient hey u and degree *of perfeiiiion at vy liiett- they now 're- -- At sante place .tuay• be had , every Article for the ,lonbletely FUruishin- tio • - N 7 j. 3 ,Vor hxportatioth • a LIV€ 4. .1 . . . .. • . , RICHARDSON. 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The approaching season is peor. liarly adapted to a display of their soi . prizing power's, for, . though as a specific in every species of Fever,, they stand un rivalled; it is in diso'rders of a putrid tendency, Incident to summer-heats and warm climates, that their salutary infiu. emit prevail almost beyond the liinits of belief : they nor only check putrescence in every stage, hut recal vital power even •in thc ; moment of 'egpec,ted dissolution ! .by supporting insensible . perspiration, they remove obstructions in the system proutietive of Scurvy,. gout, Rheumatism, with va. nous outer Complaint's : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and beginning Consumptions, they will be found equally' be neficial- The Family Bottle, .225. (Duty included) is only, to be had at the Doctor's House, N(i. zg, Lower Brook, . street, Grosvenor_square, where Books of Cures are deliver ed gratis, and orders for. exportation execuied. 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ECREATIONS in MATt I iEMATICS and -§ NATURAL: PHILOSOPHY ; containing amusing Dissertations and ii. nquiries, concerning a variety of Sobteas, the mots remarkable an d p ro p er to excite ctiriosity.and.atten4 tion toithe whole range o f th e Mathematical and Pbilosci phical Sciences; the. whole treated' in a pleasing and" easy manner, and adapted to ther.t.cinpietrension of all who are the least initiated in those -Sciences. • First compoied Ozaliarn, of the Royal Academy. of Sciences, &c. Paris ; lately recomposed and greatly enlarged, in a new edition, by the celebrateci'. M. itch ;, and now first translated into English, and: imprOed, with inemy addi tions, and observations, 'CHARLES HUTTON; anat.. R. S. - And Professor of - Mathematics in. tile Royal ,Military.Aca.: , • • dewy, Woolwich. . " Mathematical truth, nated and UnddoinZiel, possesses in-the eyes of o nly th e select: to allutelrtany votaries, it must be decked our with embellishment s ', -,mu-st inflame curiosity by half veiling and .half expoaing its • mysteries and secrets, and must rouse ambition anti vanity:by the promlse' of knowledge anti power. For this end, htw Books are better calculated than ttfCN,oluines before us : the ample title-page of wPieb sufficiently announces their Contents, and not un, fairly indicates their Metit„. They 'teach much with•littic' trouble * and" little formalCy : they i - e9uire' ho - ctiritiaued. strain of attention and study ; and they endeavour to.arratige' even the Most simple troth's - Ander the most pleasing: brins.": Itemw, Mat '-1804 - . - Printed for G: pleet.ifreet, London. , • HOUSE, AND THREE ACRES ,OF.LAND,ISTRAT,-• FORD, ESSEX.. TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION- • By:- Mr. ,WHITE, .„ At CarrawaY's Coffec-hotis•-, 'Change-alley,'on Friday the 6th of uly • next, at One o'C lock', • - THE LEASE nt a v er y conitarrable -and desitt able 131t1c,K1-10 U SE, with•excellent Garden, Coach houses, and Stablinglur Four ftpl S, and a Piece of Mea-, , dow Land adjoining ' • in ,the whole About Thre e Ae rcs , iii a paling Fence, e ll g ibly situate- at Stratford., in .Essex, on, thi south side of the 4,koad.,near the Grecal, held. bY: Leasefor. a' term of 34 years from Nlidsuininer-day,"at low Rent of , Fifty Pounds per Annum; in good 'repaii-, the Gardens well stocked and cropped in high order; and may be entered upon immediately. May be viewed until flip Sale, and Particulars will be forthwith ready. HOUSE, HAMPTON-COURT GREEN. • TO BE' SOLD BY AUCTION, By WHITE, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Friday tote 6th of (Illy next, at One o.'C lock, 1 6i ,.. GENTEEL ind convenient' BRICKD'WELL. ING -TIOUSE, delightfully situate on Haw"- ton-Court, Green,: the last House' going to Hampton, '.commanding beautiful prospOts on, the ; Banks. of the Thaines, with Coach-house, Stable, Hot-house, Green -house, and small Garden, h e ld by Lea• - • ;.'t for nine years, at a low Rent, in excellent condition, and maybe entered upop immediately. The Purchaser may be accom modated with the Furniture at a fair valuation. To be viewed until the Sale, by Tickets, which may be had of Mr, White, Storey's-Gate, Westininster, of whorl printed Particulars may be had six days preceding, and at Garraway's. • A PIPE OF CAPITAL EAST INDIA. MADEIRA IN THE WOOD. I , • 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By' Mr. WHITE,. • At Cartaway's Coffee-house, on Friday July 6, at One o'Clock, A PIPE of Superior LONDON PARTICULAR MADEIRA, which has been round to the East Indies. TO tie tasted at the time of Ssl:. OFFIth OF 04DNAACe, • i lib ;Y:://;' I tr. 4. , . . • . . . • HE PRINCIPAL , OFFICERS..of 27ESTY's ORDNAIF.g . do hereby. Notice, th al Proposals 'will be received at their Office, Fn IllargalTt.itrret; - IFestmikster,' on or before .the josh llny. of Yuncinft. front such Persons as may "be w Bing to' undertake P I IPER of E;:gl&h 117anufaaare; pi cper for Carson.cartridgei, conformable to Specimecs which May de seen at the-Storekeeper's Office, in the',Totiver: . . Samples of the Paper must accompany the Proposal: delivered -in consequence of this Adverticenient, and which ake tet specify the y 'Quantities the Corgratter ran undertake to furnish in any given period p!'or:essivr ,, k. Further Particulars, togetper with the Termt and Con of the ccintraifi rimy "be known 4)011 appliCtitlol2 (It the Secreta,y'r Office, in St.. Illargaret-street, aforesaid, any. da) , between Mt houiToj Poland Four o'Clock, where the Proporals are to be e:ed, seak,op and niatied on the watide •"-Proposals fo , Sup.Xy ,f English Cannon ~C4rtridgr Partr," but no Proposal tan be adinitted o .slicr she laid 3oth ‘.14 of jun i,iftant . it - • lly Order cf the Board, R. IL CR Elf; VICTUALLING OFFICE', • lune zzi, 184. THE CollfilflSslo.lVE S for:PICIVALLING flis MAJESTY': NAVY da hereby give I*Totiee,'tha?' on Welt:edgy ntxt, tke 27th in;iatti, 'ay"' will. be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed irp). and treat for FGU.° THOUSAND SLICKS K BOUTS EtIOLD . FLOUR, to de packed intosetsh to be provided attbe expenre v/ • the Crown ;'to te ddivelid into Storer In ' Catb;iiine's, in the.:sl:oce-cf a FOP•piigil - , 4 :eceeo. • ; and to le paldfor ky•Bi;ls,p,fragle v4ith inft<tst nineD, aCtie • 'aftir date. N. B. No Tender fir kir than soo Sack: 74•111,5t'accepted: The a/di:ions of the Contra,'" may be seen at 10e Secretavel Office. „ - I\to regatdl! be had to any Tender in• -tvhich the'Price 14211 -not be, inserted in words at (tnkb, or teat 4.411 NG, te delivered to the Board before tineo'.Clock. on the said Ifi:a'ne4aap next, the 27th inst. ;4Or unlers the Person 44;h0 makes the Tender, w sankPolon 'on his behalf, attes44 . 4o answer 'when eadedjor.' CHEST-OFFICE; , .. ... zoth'yune, 18)4. MOTICE .is kereby 'give's, That the • CHEST., + 1 .1-.kA 4 S lONEIS residing in' or about London,. may i-e cr i v e the PENSION-MONEY due to them at the ensuing Midsummer, by applying Perso;a7ty with their Tickets h at this Office, in tbd order het (after prescribtd, viz. , . Pensioners whw Surnarrizshegin with the Lette r A, or 11,, Monday, , 25th [une. • • C; or D, Wednesday,* 27th. • - ' !-, • E, F, or G, Thursday, 28th. It, I, or .R., Friday, 2.9 th. I-. 1 or Al, ' , Saturday, prli. • N, 0. l', or Q, .M.onday„ zd 1 uly::, . R, or S,. -WedneseiaY, 4 ,1 - ' -...* • ' - - - *•• " T,' to. Z, * • Thursday; stn. , I • After -which the Bo . oks will be recalled every Mondej. • . By Command of ibt DireEhrs, LAcii. GENERv4L POST-OFFICE, yume,22,. 1804. T 4 IS' MAI Ear's POSTM ZSTER.GENE R AL - L fret it nicessaryto apprizti'the Pablic, that seVeral Abiora, 'have boat 4,-ozigt7t.agalitst very respefiable-Aterthaat: residing in. thlifetrapoirse,‘-eird4l' 13;75t,/, Liver'poil,.Bitmingham, Norwich, and Ipiit , ich; fir send!' g Lettrrs cthehwire thait by the Pot; CON••• ihtTrgelltiiOni` of ao 111 of Parliainent paved in the tpd . 'Year Y CaP. 8r . ' • •• • • Thetorisittf IChs,i's:llg.frk`h' bat even'lective to , the Pailief to i'ortipound ki.Vthqtle ' <f' . the -Poitinaster.--" General t nl l .,: one Pet:Aliaid roils: kitier . gri• pi/lap/I . y leen, ib; short Brio l s;;:ci the tasit . 4 of the A I an:i the ptloh,ibill(y that the Parties gtiet err in,i;r.F•ertfiti4i, but !tiers; Lordstifs' Must row sigstijs, that as ihe I , ,:trl;;n:lit jos two years, they will in fsaurp tOnt it irtrt,:rithesit''c;S' 'then? to . firit :be LaVI intr;fuli tffeEi : it is thei-el;re hoped q).• due atiention tc this Notice. B 1 ec;sittia ttd 0 . 1 . 41 s }lrii,s2) , s I' s tta a .1:e - n c r.: ANCIS FRE iILING, secretary. .• - . ~ .C.. Pals'ies and Gouty Afret: tions;*ifli their usual concorriitants;'Sriasin, , ing Pains; Flatulency, Indigestioni 'and genoral ,Debility„ (Originating in whatever.houree) s are relieved and frequeotly eur F. sd by VIFIITH,EAD's ESSE,„N.O of, MUSTARD PItLS, after" evcryothernfealitd The FLUID ESSENCE cif 111 . 1.14 TA R 1) (toed with the pat § in those ~ c9rnplaints where necessary), is perhaps the most adive, penetrating, and eileduar Remedy 11l the world, curing the severest SPRAINS and 13RUIS ES, in less than half the time usually taken by .opodekloek, Ai - Liechusade, or any Other Linimentor Embrocation.; audit' used hntupdiatcly m 'S :titer any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared 'and sold at (yr each box or brittle; by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. rs, Greek-street, 'Soho,' Londen.. . • .- • • IV/1 ERCURY, tkcessiviDrinkitig • .L.VJL pOverish the blood,- weaken the 'nt'ves; impai,the faculties, .and:rnust consennentlY reduce the constitutioli, to a state of misery worn than death. 1-111'N TE It's R. ESTO RATIVt BALSAM is the first meditint in the world for ' restoring and invigorating the constitutions of persons , ve - a!)ceri. ed and debilitated ,by a course of- dissipated pleasures, or.in deed by any other causes. Every day produces fr t :shaccounts ; ,of this invaluable Restorative : Medicine, for Consumptions, •-, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Tremblings, Feebleness, • tiorrors of the Mind, Paralytic Complaint's, &c._ ,For Pains -. in the Back and Loins, Gleets„ and Seminal Weaknesses, per. haps there is not any Medicine, in public or private praetice, which has been so succosful for upwards-of twenty years. Many .Gentlemen of. the, tirst , dtstinctipii in,this kivg4om, as well.aS others, whos' constitutions were broken and debi litated, by'lindergciing too powerful eotirses.of Mercury; have experienced the salutary etkets oft hit Medicine; for although by the use of that mineral, the venereal poison may be eradi. Gated, the blond.becomes impoverished, the nerves weakened, the procreitive faculties impaired, and persons toci•pften se— duced. to.a state of Miserable existence. To be had at*Wade's• ictual Warehouse, N0..163, Fleet atreet, and No. 13, Oki lrOnd-street Mr. Ttut, Rayil Ex- Change ; and of all Venders Of Medicines in Tow hand Coun try, P ricy 6s. 3d. the box ; or it may be had in larger boxes, price only 11 gs. which • contain the quantity of six. small boxes, which is. a saving to the purchaser of Bs. as made up for the Army, Navy, &c. A Papaphlett/iT the vistues of the Restorative.