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(*. T T IT ._ ):::1 f t A . 't - r7F-3 4 0, XL - Alk „. ~..- ..A. 0 i PIP \ fd.r,r, va r . i, sp)Jr(r _ _ , , i ~: NUMBER 3726.) ..:.. SA TUR DA Y, t_CGUST 25, 1804. IPIi,ICE SIXPFKCP-. VAUXHALL. Under thd Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of _WALES. • . O N MONDAY NEX l' will he a MAGNIII.'„I CENT GALA, in whi c h the Wh o l e bf t h e Ornamental becOrations grateful commemoration of the-'' Births of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE of WALES, IheDUKE of YORK, and the IY, KE of CLARENCE, will be exhibited in this Njght's Grand - Display of National kride and Glory, Admission 34. Farther Particulars in the Bills of the Day, The Gardens are shut on Saturday Evenings. TO BE SOLD OR LETT, A N EREEHOLD ES FATE, situ ate 3,„ On that , part of S(IF FOLK • hrirdering upon Essex, centpris;ng a good small FA MI LY. HO US E, a FARM 'HOUSE, 13UI LDI NGS; and 0 PFICES, and a'xiiit TWO HUNDRED AC R FS of Arable, Pasture, anti Wood Land, in hand ; and of a Farm-house, Yards,'andanout Seventy Acres of A ra ble and Pastitte Land adjoinin g, lett . :to a Tenant at Will the whole being contiguous and i n a gout state of Cultivation, arid the . principal part of .whidtt, • '(consisting of 'tint Houses and Land first menttotied) may be 'mitered on at Michaelmas-next. • . (pris- kurtha particulars m a y b e h a d , b y addressing a .Letter garde o .•puid). to Mr. M•Millan, Nv. 6, Bow-street,' Caveat : BEDFORD RACES, 1804. T 0 be tun for, 111 1 Cow Me .!!ow, near J3Pdr,til, on Wedbesday the oath of Septenthe.r, the Woburn Stakes of toes.. each, with togs. 3 10. , ,Ni front the Race Fund three year olds, 7st. t o u r velar olds Sat. an, live yearolds 9st. year olds and aged 9it. 4lb. allowed 31h. —The bcst ut three a -mile heats. l'he winner, It tWiniuuied, to be sold tar tsogs., To he named h'y eight o'clock on the evgping.hefore run ming, and-the Stakes p +id to the Clerk ni Course at' the tonne at naming. Subscription closed 3he toih , of August, i , SUBSCRIBERS. , i Duke oftedford- < R, : L e e,' ( s q'. • '; ' • '''' .. ,S.. Whitb rea d , Esil. :, Mr. - FAL Morland. • ' ' W. L. A ntonie, Esq. t)11 the same day, a Pitre of sol. given by . His C;race the Flake of Broiost,-.lor4thkeet ear old'colit andfillies ,• colts to limy, l o ;St. tillitsi 79- *alb. A winner at one, elat e , Subscrip , T, r 'two N-latchei,4lb extra; of ,cing',Match a l b.—The or l i r o i r heats, over Tout,rl the Course. ;., , Thursdav;,,the lith , of Septetrier,.. the Gentlemen's .:.!iinscriptioo Vult.„ , cf Sol. fur any, horse, rlfare, or geldinti4 tnur year olits• V in t.: cairy E st, 71h. f ive year olds list. Ob. bix year olds Sst: 1 zlhAnd aged. q.t. 'A 'winner of one Plate, 1 , 1 ,.. 14 ,Y,,W, to 4.arry 31. i). 4t Wo orituare, 611). extr a:--The beat 110 r, three 4-Mile hf;.,:ti.,. -. . I Ti.ii pi' ytwo•guilit:,y enttinee for each Plate, And sc. to-the Wstk of thei Cowie ? or , denote at the Post i PoA.eotriihee ,:' ~tf•t. 4 C,"A l e.betb.rq 8 0'01 h'lock of th e eveniag.proceilhoU the ~ .•!, slay of running. , If Mils' nor horbe enter ter the l3 . ' r use, theowar abe allowed 261. " entleinen'x Toernter. it the Royal. OA, Beiliord, on MOttilaY the roth of September, b etween the hour - of tour 1 seven of the s an.. , itittrooon, •, 'Proper certificates, & c . to be. produced. • ' Ordinaries as usual. An Assembly in the evening of the , !f ~ .:teri4alday's• Race. 1. . .j ' ' To Start at twelve o'clock.c ', ' • , • The Right }ion. JOHN TREVOR, Steward. P 1 AHCROS.COPES FOR THE POCKET: 11E1R Por(dhilit v and irnprnvt , 4 4 . Construftion render them,...the most useful' and cheap. Instruirlehti' tver offered to those who are inclined to study Natural Ris' • 11 ,..0rY. To be had on ly of the Nlaker, Ilancico. an pTic. S l O- 44a, Strand, newly 0 1 ,p 0 ,,tte twat"); street. . Original. PA VENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA . iBEDS, and!CHAI R BEDS, w i th very considerable mprovements, by .110,Rt;AN and . SANDERS, Inventors, dheir intwit admired IMPERIAL. DINING TABLES, ~Portante Chairs,' and Manufaclurers in general of Mo. • rn Upholstery ans and Cabinet FUra tture . .• A. very large Stock , r every Article in the above bra nc h es . i s al ways :reply •tor pedi on , for the furnishing Houses complete, in the First . Styl e o f F ashion, and warranted of the best 'Workitt.,nship, • Ind choicest Materials. b • ~t t Four.liost Beds and Bedding Complete. with new. tu.et_loeti tVindow Curtains, Patent •Musquiro Net Beds, par. a v t . u ul i a_r_ly portable' tin alt Foreign Climates, by Morgan and F•th, vorilishing .Upholsterers and Cabinet Manufactti. !erb ' N° 1 6 b aer v , 411(1 17, Latiterine.streQt, Strand. P le ase to 0 . oth er w. • • 'and 17 has no connexion whatever with any. Pr A t , 4ellSe N av y London. . • • • nY 4nti Equipage of Ovary description, on improved , • pies, very portabl e porta . 41()Nir ? CON(,ERNS, AND COMMERCIAL, AC. .4 . et)MMODATIoN. NTLE EN MFRCHAN FS, and Others f GE m , - . \ ep ~,, u f respealbility, having occasion tor a temporary or tgat - 'o 4 clir Loan, may at aii times, be eirecitially and confi. ially stiOelj ec i, 1,, any amount, acculdittgto the naturerof 1 t . : .‘ i tiltlff, 011 liberal ,eriit. . , , 1.1 4 - `, ) ° ,l , tft.i . reign and lilland Dills of ExchatTe, or Notes of' k ,e a r , ,thst;ottnted on, moderate terms ;. largo Sums are, always t ,„, 9Y tor thV vt4rchase of well:secured Annuities, and other c'iXfule Securities. Gentlemen and Ladies Possessed of In ,i , ° P. l , 4 .lot , Lite, or the Heirs-of such, may be accommodated ! ' (1- A4" l `lr Pri'\4, nal Seco' ity: x•, - "" u tatt'orers, Traders, and other, may be confidentially -- I ) Plicti • f .) •' 1 Go o ds •t I Aler,handize of any o t „ Li ., + uli a epostt 0 alt 'i , , t i P t 'uli, si kg,tl interrst, or n suitable ~ t arket procured , 1 44 1 .', ;' the ( (Inds and Resoutcs of the Advertisers , i4l :,i , ig,titepo to wen ariy ttemand, and atfOrding the con ; t ,;; 1 0 1 1 4 ) ,,, or! . iinity of being usetul to those who wish to extend . f,. "- , sf ur to 'Hobe retintiA froth it. tttrs •t ~,, l I rittLipai, or Personal .Application, from t , t. tilt ' Vittee at ,' '-I. - f Messrs ‘V°PlleY ._. ~..... _. I , , ._ the ~ ..iuitting,iuuse o • duly at. r,,,,.; to. ''' tt• enurcn,street, Soho, r London, . CiAiIITAL• Pk IZES,..AND LESS TicKtisr. ...I : i 'r''e Y lv enty Thousand. Pound Prizes, iree Pen Thousand Pound Prizes,- ' ' hi r „ hr gef ivb Tlibaluincl Ptiithil Priies, i , "m flize,lessi than Twenty Pouncls. ':''' • '''''' Altentiori of all-ranks of People are solicited - .41$eherne of tbe preoent _, ~.„}, ~ citANi.) S 7 ATE LoTTEY.. ' -,,ttis Drawing the 24th of NE XT' 1 1 .10NT1 - 1, mkt contains 4 greater proportion of CAPITAL PRIZES Number of Tickets, owl :toy cornier Lot Cert. St'llElVlE, Crizes. V,il. at each. Total Value. r , Ut.,c20,000 arc" 3 „C6*,000 . • 10000 . 3,,000 , • .. 5,000 * Ip4oo 6 - isocia ,* 6 ~ , o . . 30o' . .. 4.000 24 - . P 4- .. ° 1,000 s 9 = • . 2,000 6, 55 t" . '2) . . 1.31•q0? ' ..$l, 2 5,0 , -.0 I 'Otos . - -,Cfterg, ,4144 ran of the Capitals to be dctermiiiiM as ti.ider: drasvit "Picket First 1) ay - - 4.1,00* /r . i o lt.dratyri Ticket Nvventh 1)a y . . - - i '' ° :`,.! • 7-,. .4tralrawri Ticket Eighth Da . - 2°'''''" !rst..drawn Ticket Ninth Day ,..., - .s , °°' ei.,,., !kets rand ...stares on Sale at every Licensed Lottegy -' • - ': e:,,',. .. " ' Pk R SENT pkicp. -s, ~ • .... 4 !;;- „ • • 4.9 s 1. 0 f Ei Oul , - - it ''' 2 7 : -' • ..* -• 4 -0 i sixteeoth - i 3 ' ASTLEV; For the BENEFIT of Mt. BRADW LL, Author of the New Pantoinime f The Enchagied 11.11 ON MONDAY NFAT, Aug. 27, will be pre. sented a Comic Entertainment of Music and Dancing, called - - BAD CUSTOME RS; Or, WHO PAYS THE PIPER? Immediately after which, for the 7th Aitne, an entirely new Pantomime, with Most extensive and Uncommon Mecha nical Changes, Magical Deceptions, &c. called I'HE ENCHANTED HALL. Or, THE FARTHIAN HARLEQUIN% The Pantomime written and the Metaminpliosesitiventedby Mr. BR. DW l L L, aril produced under the Superintend a nee of Mr ;ASTI. g Y. jun. he • In t course or the Evening, an'entirely Sang, written by Mr. Cecil , Pitt,, to ht.einng by . Mr. JOHAN NOT, caitrct " A Drop it. your Eye.' In rtl course of the Evening, the celebrated Mr. RlcHgß's OPE DANCING, whom Mr. AST has engaged for twelve Nights longer. - EQUESi'i(IAN, Exwists, by Mcssrs. lEFFRIES and PORTER' - The whole to conclude with, b;. poticular. Desire, the.His totiCal National Speetacle. written by Mr. Upton, railed TWE'SPANISi lAR ADA. • To conclude with an exad Representatian.of the TWO FLEETS IN ACTION. 03" - The .Public -are .respectfully Mteirmed; that. Mr. RICHER :is engaged for twelve Nights longer. ' l .* The new CoMic Pantomime continuidg to be received with unbounded applause, will be repeated cull Evening until further. N..fiee, Doors to be opene.i at Halt-past Five, to begin at' Hatt . Ivan Sitt.o'Ciock. Boxes 4s. Second :Is. —Pit 2S. Second! Price ti.— 'Gallery is`. • Second 6_l. Second Price to continence at Half-past Eight &Clock precisely. Places "to beialten;iit Connell', at the Box-ofnee Wastritinster-iiridge,'lniv:Pen till Thiee o'C took, This Day was published, handsomely printed Two Vo- Ilings,livu. price t6s, twartis, N ESSAY ot) t 11:s . , with IAL copious txplatiattfty,Nnte.s. and 'an A ppcnti.:x on V.. e. getable and A - ,il.lti.itatcd from the original Frenth leitits...tr of the Con. servative Senate, Alttrilistitute, &se.. LAMBERT. • Printed tor M4+Wlll3kl, No.' 22, in be Poultry. Of whoa, in..v be had, _just published, in One. Volume tamo. price boards, Observations on the Plague, &c. nt Egypt translated frail tlie'French (Or: Assalnia, by Adam Neale. . , TO scfiooLS. • T ATIAR „ and of. the Juvenile. an a l Sch4) o l Library, No. 157, New Bond-street," have 'veiled a REGISTER lik)Oh.,,in which they enter, 40. oi ex pence, the NAMES of SCHOt)LS WAN LING ASSISTANTS or TEAC E aiid the Names,ol A ss4tants.or Teachers requirtrig . :ittwition4. • .. , .. , . . ~ • .A II Co: l lMunicAtions must be made free of Postage.. • TABAKT and c.;0,.s SCI-tOOL. CA'r A 1.0(;14 1.: sent. if rtquired, and trtters (mecum! on the lowest Terms, on the. usual credit tbr Books and Stationary of every description. ' NOTTINbIIAMSHI It E. BE le* Mr. BE I'ISON's moat Cap!. T tal and Valuable Stock of RAMS, with, upwards of One iluncird of his heled prime E WES, will be pek,%mitto.. y SOLD by AUCTION, on the Pri'rillses, it Ratcliffe, nA-r, , Noctingham, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 11th,- i ztlt, and i3th'ilays of Septcintk:r neat, precisely at' r. (14, 11% 1 Mr GASKILL. The Rams will bo: divided to make three days Sale, and the Ewes will he Sold on the;fuesday and'Wednesday. The whole may be seen f rom the so day of September until the lily of Sale . These Sheep, from their great valite, are of the . higheSt consequences to the , Public; they are absolutely bred with nice care and attention, tri.in the best Rains bred by the loc. Mr. Bakewell, of Dishley, and their Des‘endains, for up wdrds of 'Thirty leys. • • • Descriptive tatalogucs,..4:c, will be published ten days before the Auction, and tn.iy' be had at ttie Inn, field, and of the Editors, the foil awing Papers Starni:)rd,. 'York, Doiwastcr, Cambridge, Leice,ter Derby, StatthrA, Nottingham, ,Liverpooli • 1 - 4411, and San. ders News Letter, Dame.itreet, Dublin; ant of Mr. Cias kell, at his Difice.end Auttliob.roont, Nottingham. ANTI,IMP ET) E S, . rri! TOSE pt.rs.,ps who unhirtunarelimade use o f th a t dangerous mineral, hicaury, would dowel' to weigh the consequences before it is t , ,0 late, and resort to Ouse Medicines established celebrity and' eharaeler for IN:raw nen t iii I r.t. k. Cure, And thereby ,establish their health, the most vain ikle elan jeskels„ Upon the most firm and Listing foundation. 'l* he Anti-1 inpetigines being found. eskun a citynitcal and philosophical basis;, proves of the highest utility in 41l cases of '' ih:praved Habit with Affix lions of the Skin:''' hence its elik.icy in Cases of Scurvy, SOrofula or Leprosy, as well• as in the contirrit...d ; and hence, by its . same' vo,power, it expels the Virus out of • the ' system, and restore, it to convalescence. In Scorbutic Com plaints, Lires, Mercury, Antiindny,*aii,l Aynafortis, have been reconnnentled,and. tried; but they have reduced the Patients who have triailF use of them to the moat deplorable state, and, have left COatplaintS which the skill arid abilities of the iirst Physicians have been iniableto cope with. These DiSorders By before the'elfiidis of the Anti-I mputigines,. pre piired by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, which' restores Nature. to her pristine"state in the most gentle manner, even When Salivation has tailed, and leaves the, whole, frame firm and' healthtnl. The numeroes and respectable Signatures w h ich hAYe'appeared in our Paper will speak more buffs we, an bestow upon it. • Prepared by. Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in t05.:611 - . andjjs. Bottles ; the tat ter contain tour of the former, by winch the Purch iser saves 9s. Every genuine Bottle SlJillp,WhiCh bears the Proprietor's Name - and Address, " Samuel &Ao mori Liverpooi," to imitate which is Felony. 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Tv /, m time to :1 ve as dietvded, 1;ito the totalling Siores at Drttford, Po.tsArtc:stb, akl lypnrutb, at the Covlnglor's exprnte ; :ole tuartanlq to ,icep grid avd sewn, 114 Fr the space of +ix unntbriromt the rerteßive teridi f dtlivrr y ; a , •,t to be tad far hy with I7tcrrat , nigety days after date. ' • The CovditioPts of the (71..tra,1r may be teen at tAr Secret/OY , Off at fbir Office, or 4) , arpsq,- to Me. ;7 bet bousteoville, tlr,agrntfor the nrk. , i:egard will be 1..aal to aly 21 , Thier i r tvbicb the Price slot he itsseeted ialocrit at iengtb, or tidal 5b.411 not be eidlilered to ihe 11 , 4 rd be/ re,O , re c*Cbri the 144/ I. l • 74noseiqi , eh 0,42411 of Srpiqq6er, NO' in;/err tle F , ron ¶vb9. makes tbe Tclifer, or tow Per iav aHrtver i nvbeq called Jr, EA ST I V 01.4 !lOU 17, rlfugust 11; ;, i`sc4 l '. h . •- t HE CO IIAIITT of EE S PPl.\ G Li A v IT et) O.ll7',lS} P of MERCfI.4NrS cf ENG. LAND, trading to the Batt Indier, do h-ere. 6), gitu , Notice. That the.' dmmittee he ready to i : ecrive I.'r9k,,aft, in It'ritirik, , settled up,-01 ar hehre lileibesday the 29th blitArt, SIIC2I . 4 ) eiLilirs who Mai' he to nippily.ib, Ccanpaty ;;;h COPPER. And that t,te Cold:Wont ej the Contr.a9 nay be Ire», uton tlirati:dx to lir. yanres Cyan, Clerk 16 the c7id Ccfnm,"•(,•,, 11.416%4cm the rena'erd costar he; left before Tinsive ,Tr,„.k at ,Mon, on the said zgtb intone,. thyond which hour the a .re will not receive ary Tender. On Mond, Si le' in :Noonday, September the Thirdo.vill be d, to large and el izarit Volume, 4to. embellished with 1 , 14 N . four COpper. plates, ,Thirty..Gne. of which are beautifully Coloured, 'prk:e Three (3 umeaS in boards, V/i OD ER N LONDON; a rc ing tike. 1-litiorv. and LV.L Present State of the llritish Nletriipolis, faithfully drawn up tiOm the most 3util,!.triJ Material ;Ira illusriar,%l with series of highly.tiui4lic,i Engravings, on a plan entirely new, - It has been. the, intention of tho editors of the present Work to exhibit London as it is. apd to fqrnish and Forelperswith a systernati.:, hanplete, anti L.1;.y;:t1% , por fortnane, worthy of Wing receiv c a a s a f a ithi :: l of the greatest City i n the world l'rint'ed for ittchJrd Phillips, -No. 7r, St. Paurs'Clruril. Yard; and to be had of all 130,k sellers. Of wham' may' also be k* . ssr. botind in red, th e Pictureof London for tlics.4, with Hans and Prints. , 1..011.1714UE IN 1 ) .-‘0S. 'lids Day vas published, in Time handsome Volumes, small Odavo. pticd tjs. 64. iii.boards, faithfully trans. lated - from the C;erman, TRAVELS fr:>to BERLIN to' PARIS, An the' Spring of the present Yo.cr ila4); with Sketches of the existing State or Society, and public Opinion, and with .original Anecilows of eminent Charaders in the French Metropolis. ' By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger. Lover's Vows, Pizarro, &c. &c. Modern Paris has been ably poilrtrayect by ti614.-ort. 'and others ; but it will be universally telt. that the Portrait of so great and distingu:slieWa Master as. Kotzebue is eq wit ty entitled to attention. lis hsclnit ions in German)liave oiten so great, that two very 14r4e Editions were sold in a The Woe,. ha, moreover, the particular Claim to 11061.0 in England, that it ht t been written within the present. year, and at t time when Ettgli,limeti have been pr. vewerl, by do. litieal circumstances, front undertaking a sitniiar perform. aired. Printed for Rich; Phiil;ps, No, 7t, St. Patti's Chtitch-. yard. Ut wh,, r n may be had, ,the NARRATIVE of KO ZE AU E's EXf LE hit° S 1 BEM A, in, Three .vols. prive C2S. in boards, ESSIX.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GRAHAM, • On,Thursdav the3oth init. at . Twelve &Clock, at Tom's London, VALUMILE•aii,I DESIRMiLE Ho ESTATE. comprising , T 1 I, ttir t , mAltsu FARM,in t he 1 ; 1' 311 ,1 0 f Wallis, in the iiumired of itoch.. ford, and Parish of Great Stanbridge, In the. County, of Es.' sex; consisting 'or a .DweNing-huuse, Barn ' Stable, Fold, Yard,"Garden, and sundry Inelosnres" of hell Marsh, Pat_ tore, and Arable Land, containing, in the whole, ttB A:1 It. 10 it. more or less, lying . compad and within a Ring Fence, now in the pos:, , essiori of Mr. Willi:11n Prentice; who is an. tier notice i a ro t % N v i d tkcl at in t 3 h s e n F e a s r t. in; will show the same. A Plan may be seen at rho Chambers Of Mcssrs. Dunn, Ilaurott, arid Metcalre, Solicitors, Lin:A , nis-inn, Where Particulars may be hid ; also at the Saracen's II c:KI, che Etu— tak, ; Post-houses, RoAford, Rayleign, and Born inn ; at the Cock and Bell, Rumford ; and at Mr. Graham's, Nj. Red- liort;iguare: CHEN' ALIER RUSPINI and San, Joint Stir. ,geon-Dentists to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, have, in the catirse itXteliSiVe practice, often nttt with cases wherein per,olu, front 'misiakett motives of eco. twiny, have incautiously bc.:ll induced to me improper mix. tures, either lOr.*cfeansing or preseeving.their 'I colt, or for remedying scums trifling puttee. and. huge th ere by, p ro d uced quite the eatitrart etree.ts,; they,, therefore, wish to gUard the publie, : and 'particular' yittelt as are possessed., of good Teeth, apinst this imprudence. ''hey Ore intim:La to pub. lisp this caution freni a circumstance which occurred a tew weeks ado, when a Lady.applied tO them advice, in coji, sequence orhaving had a fine set of Teeth al moSt destroyed by the aliPlicatinn of mineral .:Icids,.taken from sh o ld I:110,1y recipe. These tompOSittbns are the mare s dangerons, beLan4e, on lust application, they reader Lk: . "VtN2th beautifully white, raid induce the acquaintance - of such as try the expo; meht, to tall into the satne'snire, which is discovered, in a short time, by a total change"of. colsur , either to }ellow or blown,. and adestruetion at the enamel wherehr the bony part at the Tooth becomes exposed to the air, and, in common with, any other bone, In like circumstances, is liable io'ilifick de. city, attended frequently with excruciating Nal l y Ladies, in this town, have rasps to lanientthe,irrepatatile loss of a once beautiful s of eetli :by trying & i nn t ar ,,. plications. Instead at such dangerous eitperim airs, the eiti:etstitwhich are not 'to be reolodied,,the Ch , valter can safely tee 7 ainincod the useof his Denfifrice rovvder awl tore, Which have stood the test at nearly ird a century's use, by the priiv,;ipat N May and Pesitry the thir.e United ItituAdeins and other puts or Europe, as well iii on the Con. Snwnt . Ahe.E;w ; A nd West Indies . , anti A ilirriett, arta 'ire eele.. brated as the meet etreetual rernAtes tine all the diseases in_ eidentat to the 'f'eetll Aid CtIITIS, iCildelitig th e f orimr Inapt beautiful, white, alai nealthy, and preserving then, sr'oitd an d useful, till extreme old twe, and Clearing the latter front all • Scorbutic eniptions, and sabre.thseas,:s so Mat ch they Are Liable: ktiNall, A 4. %8, tBo4.