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'• - . • • SV,4' • s. • -1 1ile • _ . . • . 4 .- AL I -I t ER A A idusT lo t 1804. . _ _ IPRICE 9IXPENCIN NUMnRa 371.3..) itsTIVAt. OF MUSJC, SALISBURY, _VIUILL be celebrated on the. 22d, zsd, anti 24. th v v: - of August. The Performances will be on the same Grand Scale 'as. those in the year Igoe, - A yiumerotts'ausd - , select Band, particularly adapted to give due force and eit&l .to the Choral pacts; is engaged from the Choirs of St. Paul's, the Chanel Royal, Chichester, &c. with the poWerfttl addi tion orDouble Drunp, Trombones', &C. as 'user in the per formances at Westminster Abbey. On Wednesday Evening, at tfie New Rooms, will be a CRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCER f ; after which will he a BALL. On Thursday Morning,at the Cathedral, will hea C R AND SELEC'T'ION, from the Works of }talkie', jomelli, Per golesi,, Martini, Haydn, &c. Sec. On Thursday Evening, a VOCAL CONCERT, on the plan of Messrs. Harrison, Greatorei, and Bartleman ;, in, which will be introduced several new Glees, as sung at those Concerts this season ; also the Music in the TemVest, by It' Purcell, and the original Music in Mrcbeth, by M.,Loeke. On Friday Morning, at the Cathedral, The Sacred Oratorio of MESSIAH. Andon Friday Evening, a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT; after which will be a BALL Principal Vocal Performers—tars. Billingtnn, Madame, Bianchi, Master Rolle, Mr. Vaughan. Mr. Coss, Mr. Page, and. Mr. Ilartleman. Principal I nstrumental Performers from the Opera-House, •. Leade r of the Band, It Ir, Weich s el ; Violoncello, Mr. Lindley ; I lanthoe, Mr. Criesbach ; Bassoon, Mr. Holmes; Clarinet, Mr. W . Mahon; ri' ronitione s . Sig. M a riotti; ' Double Drums, Mr. lenkinson; Double Basses, Messrs. Boyce, Philpot, and Hill ; Truinpet, Mr. Waite, &c. 6cc. Arc. Organ-by Mr. A. CORE E• • And the whole under the Direttion Of Mr.'CUREE. • Thatched House Tavern, St. James-Streets • August 1804. r rHE Nobility, Clergy, an to, d Gentry, are .in formed, that the MEETING advertised to be held bete on This Day, for the purpose of considering of the most effedtial means for voluntarily giving prompt assistance to Government with Ilorses, Drivers, and Carriages, for con veying Troops to the Army, in case of Invasion, is unavoid ably POSTPONED to TUESDAY NEXT, the 14th inst. at one o'Clock. . . A N ARTIST, with a large Family, is desirous of placing his San (who is turnt4l of fourteen years) as an A, k _P .PRENTIC F. to some genteel busine.s ;' he has been li_ and has a taste fur Diowing. .Any Person Wanting a Youth whose morals have been strictly attended to, will .find_him worthy of notice. Address to C. D at Mr, Harris's, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Ludgate-hill. SRENTFORD ELECTION.' rOUR PRINTS, repre s e nt in g t h e TREATING, 1: ' CANVASSING, POLLIN“, and theCIIAIRING ; together with the,whole of the WOrks of that much-admired Artist, WILLIAM HOGARTH, engraved by T. Cook are now exhibiting at Cook's Exhibition Room, No. 12 * Sufrolk-street, Charing-Crots. The Exhibition consists o One. Hundred and Ten Prints.—admission One Shiling, al. lowed to Purchasers. NEW STATE LOTTPOI.4 Begin! Drawing the 2.011..9f twit Month. IN the iireient, sin& only Ltittery , to be drawn this Year are the greatest number of CAPITA I. PRIZES evar.knoiwn, in proportion to the small quantity of Tickets. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Vat. of<each. Total Value. 3 of ,C 20.000 are ,C6o,nno 3 to,oeo 30,000 3 - 5;000' •isotoo 6 l,Oeo 6,b00 8 • .;oo . imoo fv,:o . 2 , 000 4o . so . 2,000 . 6650 - 2) 13100* TiCkets ,C2sp i ono ' P4rt of the Capitals to be determined as under: first -drawn Ticket First Day - 4.1,000 First -drawn Ticket SeventliA)ay to , - 060 • l'irst-drawn Ticket Eighth Day- - • 20.00 e ..yirst-drawn Ti c k e t ginth Day . • - s,o-00 Ickets and Shares on Sale at e v er y Licemed Lotter Office PItESENT Ticket . . ,C. t 7 17 o Quar te r -£.9 4 o - 2. 7 0 - 4 13 0 StXteenth t 3 6 • 34, No. 26, cORNIII LL,. Lottery unequalled. u kNSBY and Co. recpedfully aec : tiiint th e au Nobilitv, Gentry, and the Public in gene,r4l; that the t 111 " in th , 2 present State Lotterrare such as comnot fail e°,"c.ite attention. 'only 25, 000 Tickets, and thr.Sclicme ointants three Prizes of zo,ooet three' of ro,oool. an.l three grb e ol• whi c h i s equa l to past L otter i es where there. have doubl e the number of Tickets, Begins Drawing ,T _ September, Tickets and Shares are selllnK.on the ico..._'st by 1 10 itNISBY and Co. i;wet; t er exe cuted on the same terms as f rese n " All Prizes, Whe t h er a 20 1 . or a 2 0 , 000 1. paid on „ TO 1W LETT, SILK MILL, with t h e Machinery, and a A bwelling.hoUse adjoinin . The Owner w'tv l .f! 1 / 4 '41. Ply i t with constant Wor k. g inquire at No: it, Wocxl-street, be hcapsiclel, 4* _________ BEDFPItOSIIII(F., near WOBURN-ABBEY• 1 ( 1 BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION. At the C fat Inn, 'Ely Mr; THOMAS TIMES ; A NEA' in Woburn, oa Friday the . 7th day of Sep. unith er at T we l ve o'clock, . r nwgLLl G' HOIJSE, forming a N , . •. . 1.. a. IlahtlV situ -4-4- (I"irthie iteslil cnc'e for a small .genteel Fain.,llY, P. ‘ a . .F. , o r i -2 . 1 " 1 within a Shrubbery and Garden Groun . tl, a t oPcariloosteir.ss, a. Nall,•s mit, near .the,Duke f' Be dford's Park ; containing ~t vvl wo hanc,ftle Drawing-ruom. lour K.' •11 n Cellar, Sec. kith 'a . ► Ivy° Gartets, a It‘ e , . Stable, detAched Wiash.house, liarn, Coach.house, . • ood.hou • . ' The Grounds u., ant. other Conveniences. of • art which i s Fr e e, I, comprise about t Acre. P 3- . held for 4 .. I , ° ilt ihe rernaioder Is equal to Fuel - wit!: being . errn, of which ne• rl • 8 yea rn re unexpired, at - a norgt °al Re nt. - tvtr I It ) • • °4 ' 4 - .at Fversholt, will shew th .. p . antes Smith, Wick law, • v be had, e rei n'4es, of whom further Particulars Ina. . _ also of the ''Cr, at 1 - fitchin, and at the Of fi ces 'o f Ilessra. Belton, Savage, and Spike, in the Temple. . .- POr Weak and Relaxed Habits, THISnr. AUSTIN'S CHALYBEATE PILLS. Preparation,..inventcd by • d su ' blared Physician, whose Name it bears, i s . f o und . , Perior to all other-Tonic and Restorative Medicine being the lite , cele. 10f! OltilliCally combined, as to retain all the y o ue I S teel, freed from its heatin • Quality, the t, an most delicate Stomachd to sii e pon 1 ' nen . fills are reeon;mendeil to• those Persons whose Frames nave b..en debi I itiited by biterllper. s libt Cli ' inates, oil Any o th er C.nise ; arid they are particularly calculated ICIr. often " 1114 . r ,Petiod of Life when the Constitution is ten de fedive. either fro Habits too sedentarY, Hunt 9 f tone an t; ti p• 1 • . ~ le . }'stem inducing Languor, . _ ._ or from A Pitations Ircrr bl' • ofKnees, and to all lit , r" ". , I . 1 il4, o the &c. tops and Llypochondr.,4cal A Welions. i....'0111 by P. NE,witsitoc and So NS, 4r n br. l ' anle "Y"rdert NO. 4, in Sr. Paul's c hurclard, at the only Warehouse ciLl ii i i ) " , :ril" 4 1 - a Box, Duty includett; also, by i • Wad e; , .... . woustreet ; btacon and Co. and J. Pitidiiig, ox tom ; Pay ley aild Co. eu:kspur-strret Harris, f utt, Royal I:xeliany4a ; W. cis ge e Borau4b ; and 1. core.tr of Luttgata-atract ; J• Ward, Holborn ; To the iItipEPEAMEN:q-TAE.EIIOI.I.)RS of the caurtry of mipoLEsEx. • iIENTLEMZ4, , • . . TT is not in - my power to express, to a' manner 4. at all aderttilte to irty feelings;My gratitude for the gene. - rous'Support which you have afforded me in that great and arduous , Contest , which is , now so happily terminated,;' and for .t.he Honour you have conferred upon rue, by eleaMg me one of you's' Itepresentatives in Parliainent: But, Gentlimwn, my obligation; is much„greatet than it ap. peals to be upon the lace of the Poll ; .and,. instead of being returned with a majority of only flie,l'conqidertnyselfeletted by the generaLvoice of the Coonty; , I felt it my duty. repeat edly, during the Eta - lion, to charge my Opponent with resort ing to means of the Most unjustifiable kind, in order again to obtain a " colourable majority," and to deprive the real E leaors of their constitutional ,rights„ T his charge was not, like the Calumnies , by which my Father was so grossly vili fied, invented to serve the purposes of an Eleaion, but a just accusation, founded itt truth, and supported by indisputable and.notarious fads... .• • • Repugnant as it is to my feelings, to appear to triumph over avanquished Adversary; I cannot refrain from congratu lating you, •Centlerrien, on the viaory, which you have via bled me obtain over a FaCtion, as desperate as it is enter prizing; a Faction 'which hesitates 'at nothin4 to attain its ends, and which is no less inimical to the People whom it flatters, than .to the Throne. which it seeks to subvert. I am proud in being the instrument, in your hands, of rc.:4oing this County from the gtasp of such a Faflion. Permit me to assure you, Gentlemen, that it is the first wish of my heart, and shall be the grand objet life, to merit your favour, by an unremitting attention to the Duties of the honourable Station in which you have placed me, and by the utmost zeal and exertions it that great anttimportant Cause in which, under your auspices, 1 am so propitiously embarked. • I have . the Honour to he, • • ' r CENTLasier.r, • Your obliged.and devoted Sor•v,-.nr, GEORGE BOULTON MAI VbV.-',1:1!;(;. We) mouth-street, Aug.-9,!t504; • To the IVO RTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BUItOt.IO of IIAttNSTAPLE:". CPNTLIMI,N, Hi; flattering distinftion.of having been thosert .1.. to represent you in Parliament claiins- my wannest Thanks; but I should do, as little justice to tn,y own feelings, as to the value of the obligation you have conterrect on m 5, if I confined myself to the style of expression whiehis Corrimon . on such occasions: The spontaneous tiow of itematxl and - Affielion from those whose good opinion is. the most valu able to me, imposes on me a ,higher sense of obligation, as well as a stronger pledge uftny huMble i but unrenurring ex• ertions in your service. • United with your lntetests•by every tie of 'local relation.. Iltave contrafted by this mark of your confidence a closer bond of attachment to you ; apd -be assured it will ever be the first wish of my heart, the first ohjecd of tnyendeavours to maintain the Independence and to promot e the Prosperity of those who have so deep a Claim upon rne. With sentiments of unal , erable Resped and Gratitude, 1 have the Honour to be, eta rtzwitr: 9 Your tnost obedient and devoted humble SeCriant, • Castle-Hill, EBRINGTON. August 5, 18:4. • THANIE3 AND MEDWAY CANAL, • From Gravesend to Ro:hester, About eight miles in length only, to insure a certain and .ex , peditions Passage to and from .Rochester, Chatham, Maid stone. Tunbridge, Sac to lAndon, by . avoiding the present circuitous and frequently tedious'andiiangertluOVissage bt 47 miles round the Nore. - . . . . . •. , • .AT .a Special 'Assembly 0 , the •COMPAI•ITaI , p itG PR 1 ETORSOf the THAMES and MEDWAY ' CANAL, holden at the London Tavern, 'in Bishopszate street, Liindon; on I' ritl.ay the 6t Ii July, Sir W 11: LI AM •G EA RV, - Bart. M. P. in the Chair, A Report of the Comtnitteeredommeilding the opening of Books tor a further .Subscription of 64,5001. to enable the Company to complete the work; according to the planof Mr. Rennie and-Mr:-Walker, having been read,:. • Resolved, That such recommendation he adopted, and that. 'tooks.to recLivc names : tOr the further Subscription, in 64S Transferable Shares of Fool: each., be opened at Lloyd's Coifee-house p• at ..the Bankingl.bouse of. lVlartins, Stones, and Foote, Lombard-street ; and at Mr. john ToWnsend'at No. 53, Catmon-straet, London; and at the Banks at Maid stone, Rochester; 'C hathant;and Turibridge, in Kent ; to be paid in instalments of 'not more than tel..per share, and at a .distance of not less than three months from each other, when cal led for by the Continittec. Resolved, That the Report of the Committee be published. Resolved That until the additional Subscription be raised,. the completion of the whole''Work;. be not attempted, or the'additional SUbscription.interfered with. ' • Resolved, That the COmmittee be •requested to inquire the •amount..-of the Revenue which, would probably .arise front the Cinal, it it were completed from Gravesend to the CheckerS at tligham ; and if ' froin such inquiry 'it shall satlifatt.:;ly appear to theth, that aiiincreaseol'sl—per cent. ' itvil),,be derived upon the ormoecessary for such completion; I be highly desirable so to complete with as little delay ' asp,: ible i and the Committee are hereby authorized todu it inning ,the unexpended part of the present Subscription, and to zit' die the necessary , calls for that purpose. . 1 By Order of the ASsembly,• - ' „" W. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. 4 4- .N.11. Books for receiving the names of Subscribers are ' open at the places tnentione.d in, the Resolutions ; and a Plan of the undertaking may be seen; and Copies of the Report of the Committee, thewing its revenue and advantaaes, maybe had at each place. . • GENUINE CALCINED MAGNESIA. - - Prepared - by, Thomas and WlMath Henry, Chemist's, king. street, Manchester, is' sold wholesale and retail by them, and by J. lnhnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Bayley and Blew, in COckspur- street,. in bottles at as. §d s or with ground stop . pers'at 4s. Stamp inclu d ed; and by an Agent in principal fawns. With each bottle, which is signed Isy T. and W. Henry, are given ample Directions for its use. . . • CALCINED MAGNE S IA is—highly beneficial in all diseases of the stomach and bowels, attended with acidity ; and rives immediate relief in the heart. burn. The etfeas of intemperance in eating or drinking are greatly relieved by.itl and it . atfords one of the mildest and most pleasant aperients especially to persons who ' twin 3 ° iedentary life, or other causes , are under the habitual necessity. of having re course ,To persons of a bilious-habit, it may be tecommeniteci with.pecultat pr priety ; and its virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm climates. Most of the complaintrof children, in early infancy, and even .core advanced petiods, arc attended with acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great advantage over other absorbents; viz. that it both neutralizes - the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it oft; by atting.as art OH— eacious yet Gentle purgative. The superiority of the Calcined over the Common Magnesia Alba', consists in its operating in less than half the dose ; and in correcting acidity, without increasing, like the Common or tln,:alcilied Magnesia, that flatulency winch is generally troublesonie to'persons of weak digestion.. In consequence of considerable improvements which they, have.lately made in the manuiliaure of Calcined Magnesia, 'lessrs, T. and W. Henry are enabled to oftbr to the Public their preparation of this Medicinr, which has alrethly been honoured with the approbation o f some of the first Chemists and Physicians' of the age,. with increased confidence in its superior ptirity. The Calcined Magnesia, prepared by them , Will be found to be pettedly deprived Of air, free from taste, smelfl, or other dis:igreeable -property, -and without rough ness or grittiness te,therouch or the palate. This superiori ty over alt other preoarations of th,l! kind, has been attained at 'great expence and labotit, and will be bupported by tuliel illlL4ng ' • • This Day Was'publi . shed; in (Ivo.' priceas' 61.• AN INQUIRY into the PRESF..NT STATE of the MILITARY, FORCE of the BRITISH EM PIRE, with a View to its Re-organization.. Address :41 to the Hight'llun: Wil!Nal Pitt. )3y Lieutenant-Colonel R. j. WILSON, K. M. T. London: Sold by I'. Egerton,' Military Library, White. • Where may be had, je st publishes, price is. atictresscd to Young Officers, The Military Catechism, by Major 6tst Regiincnt. • • ' . , .NEW BOOK. OF NAVIOA.T‘ • • Tilis.aly was published, in One 14rge Volume, Octavo, tllustrated. With ErAravings, c. pi,ica E. 6d. bound, CONIPLEFIE, NAVIGATOR ; or an ensy and laniliar Guide .to the Theory and I' raftice of Navitatit,n, with all the requisite Tables, &c. .By AN - Dit.F.W MACKAY, LLD F.K.S. Ed. &c. &c. , Author of the Theory and Prapice of finding the Longitude at Sca or Land. &c. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No, 39, l'atermstr.row ; W. . and 1. Richardson, Royal Ex - change; Blacks and Parry. Leadenhall.street and A. Con stableinid Co. -Edinburgh. Ikr'y soon will he published, by the same Author, A Colteelion of 111Ittlinatical Tables for the Use of Stu. dentsin Universities aty.l Academies, for the Pratti.,:d Navi gator, Geographer, and Surveyor, for Men in business, dtc &c . - • rr - HE Original PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA 4. BEDS, andCtj.tllt BEDS, with .very considerable 1 mprovements, by MO RC, AN and SAN Inventors of their much admired.lMP F. 11.1 AI. DINING TAB L ES, add Vortable Chairs, and Manufacturers in general of Me dern.o pholstery and Cabinet Furniture. • A very large Stock Af every Article in the above branches, is always ready. for .inspection,` for the furnishing Houses complete, in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted oil the beat- Workmanship, and Choicest Matirials. • Lici,ant Fed- post Beds and Bedding complete, with new desigue&Window Curtains, Patent Alusquito Net Beds, par ticularly ,portable' for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and • Cabinet Manufaatt refs, No. 16 aud 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Please to ob serxe No. tt and 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warehouse in London. • A nny anti Navy Equipagrof every description, on improved Principles, very portable. OLD PORT, MADEIRA., SHERRY;BUCELLA, &v. PENER. PERKINS; Wine -tind Brandy 6.3 Merchants, No. I 15, Newgate-street, take leave to ac. quaint the Public, that they now keep; and tbr foUrteen years last past, have never kept less titan twelve thousand - gallons of Genuine Wine, in Vat and Casks, ripening and meliorating for bottling and from t weuty to tliirty thousand Bottles of crusted Old Port, Madeira, &c. By this mode of keeping,. - their Wines are so improved in flavour, .and their conual qualities retained, as to render them more grateful to the stomaChS of nervous habits, and theaged and infirm, as expcsioce has convinced many eminent Physicians who now strongly re commend their Old Wine, as the most veliole , some 'and restorative Liquor. By this Stozk they_ are enubied to serve their Friends with superior Wine, of y,taat age, and of the best Vintages, the most moderate Terms for Ready. money: They h law S tock also an uncommon la SCock of very Old Cogniac Brandy', Pine and latnaiea Ram ; and a large Quantity of most excellent East-India Orange Shrlit); .TO ,GENTLEMEN GOING To ‘VAIt.II et..l ALA 'and SEA-4 , ATHE RS, the following Letter is submitted. To Mr. 1)1 XON, Apothecarj, Chiltington, Sussex. SIR, I N consequeneepfseveral voyages to the East Indies, I had,contraeied a Bilious Complaint Of such an alarm ing nature, as to be seaictly able at times to pay attention to „ the duties of my ship; through the 'recommendation of a friend, I was led to make trial of your (Dixon's) Antibilions Pins,. by the of which for a short time; I was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been for along while totally tree );runt any returns of Nattsea• Yellowness of the Skin, Nervous and Sick Hend-richs, Heartburn, Giddi ness, and *other" corresponding SymptOrns of 'Biliousness. The success of your remedy has induced ma to recommend it generally ; and my Brother in varticular, third Officer of the Duke of Moran:lse Indiatnari, who laboured under a worse aflaittion, possible, than myself, has, been . in like manner comptereiy cured. • • Sir, your most obedient servant, • . . - • ROBERT , LUCAS. Gravesend, Chief Officer, lion. East India Juilea7, 1534, Cripany's Ship the Union. DIXON'S Antibilious Pills' are sold wholesale at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner,ot Paternoster-rovv; and recta by Belton and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Payne, Wills, Richards, Cookwortilv, and Pittman, Plymouth; I Rothe, Hoxland, Congdon , . Hawker, Plymouth Dock ; Dadd Gravesend; Robberds and Harding, Gosprirt . ;„Westoa and Rick land, Portsmouth ; Silver, Parade, , Margate Burgess, kantsgate ; %Vood, Ryall, .and Harvey, Weymouth ; Sliep paid, .Brown, and Barry,' Bristol ; Sharp, Deal ;' Pincly, folk stne ; Neale, and Mitchell,. Dover ; Creed and Brown, F.ayersliam ; Thirlwell, Scarboroug h ; Gregory. and Gil bert, Brighton ; Rose, Sheerness ; Harvey, Penzance; Hay; ward, Cnettenharn ;-- Macdonald, GL'isgow '; Smith, Scott, and Husband, ; Callwell, and Dugdale, Dublin ; Walker, Palinouth ; Stains and Lyii•A, Nlanelles -.ter ; tore, Gregson, and Bo W 111.11:, Live rpool ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Dale, NottinghaM ; aiiil by most BoOktel tem and Medicine Venders in every town in the United Kingdom, in Bares at Os. and as. c td. each, With IliNtatiollS, signed G. Dixon. - • • . .• ----- DR . , NORII,I9'I'6ENUIIiE DROPS. HEALTHjiribg the most invaltiable 'of button enjamonts, it is a duty :to Owe Society to contribute all in our poWer to the dittlision of so great a' blessing, in callin; the public attention to these trialy, excellent Drops, a pleas:tog eintddence arises., riot 'virtues pmvod by the exp. nence of more than half A e!nitury,, will excite the Aillieted to d trial of theiretncts. Tkie prest....nt Season is peculiarly adapted tor a display of their stir pi ising power's, for , though, speeific in every . species of I..cecr, they stand untivalled, .it is in Disorderspj putrid, tendency in,'ntlent to Summer Heats; and ivarin Cliinate, that their benign influence ca lends althost bey.l..nd the limits of 'belief: they nut only check putrescence in every Stag.., but recall vital animation, evenin the noment of expz.r.t.xt dissolution, by supporthig insensible perspiration; they . .retnove ObAruetions in the System productive of Scurvy, Gout, Rheurnatism. with. various other Complaints ; and in the the Asthma Colds, Cough's, and beginning Consumptions, they will be found equally beneficial. • • .Sold, 'wholesale and retail, in 'bottles, at" ts. and gd, -by Messrs. Bacon end Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; anti retail by. every other Vender OrAledicine. The Family Bottles, 223. Dut,y includea, is only to be had ,at the Dodoes House, I.4iwer tiroek-strcet, where all Or ders-for Exportation are executed. Dr: Norris's Antibilious Pills, celebrated as a mild, Yet. eflhaive , &patient, may be had at the above Places, in Boxes, at ,2*.. Std. each. ' N.B. The celebrity or these Drops having oecasioned4he introduetion of Counterfeits, it becomes a duty to die Public to guard them against so gros an imposition, injurious tot he characier of a Niedicitte.w hose 'virtues defy actual imitattoii. A S 3 pledV of genuine p:cparation, a (..7.ettificate; signed by theP to prsetors, .is at present .at rlcheti to each Bo t t ti ait Engraving can be loinpizted with the name of Thomas Narris Moore, (.; mason to Atte Doetor, which, by favour of the Cuilmilistorkth theu appear on the Stamps. . N.ll'l' OFFICE. August 9, 1E44. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM. MISS TONERS of HIS MAj'ESTY's NAVY do hereby glut Notice, spat on THURSDAY, the 23d but. at One o'Coch, they will he reddy e Peat with 11E4 Persons as may be willing to contrail for suk{ying the following Anklet, to be delivered at the Yard: against the same expressed, Inere to be delivered. 149PSE MANE and TAIL Ff4lßi• a'rd OX avd.COW TA IL ILIIR, Deptford rod ireciwick. for . SEAMENS' BEDS.- VINEGAR. ----- - Deplord. Sample: .of the flakier, with Furtill of the Tender:, *Ay ie ern at air Office. N? Tender xvill be received after Twelve o'Cleck on the day cf Treaty, nor a n y noticed; it 1n: the Pal ty, or ax Agent fir h: ft, a:tehdt. • VICTUALLING OFFICE, August 9, 11 , 4. THE COMMA'S lONE RS far VIC'TUALLING His M.47ESTre NAVY ,ido if:Pe:4 g ive Notice, that en FR iptir the 'ph i#4.,./i t y ait reae...:y to rereive Tendett in writing, (sealed . sep) and f reat Jr ONE IIUNDRED and FIFTY TONS of BARLEY-MEAL: and 0/IT.:l?fsAL,' to be mixed together i s era! properti..vs, to be sl.:itsped in ,64, 4and delivered, with all possihie expedit:4,l, Hit .31,t• je.ity,r‘Cattorns at Lerwick, in ibe Idand of Si,:edand ; • erni to be paid pr ly Billr, payable, with interest, go 41.9. s after date. The Conditicns of the ContraU may le seen at the Secretapy's Office. - Nn regard-will be bad to .atty Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at lestilb, or that shall not Zs deliver. ed the Board &toe 03e. o'Clock on •ILe said .Priday the t7th inst. not unless the' Perron .Who matvs the Tender, or some Person on bit hehalf, afloat, to answer when , called for. PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, Ilk:}. MR. STOCKDALE respeEtfully .informs the that the. only Continuation of the aboVe Work is published by him, and will be regularly carried on during each Sitting of Parliament.l The Debates of this Session are now ready, complete, in vols.. price tl. as.' half-bound, and are more accurately detailed than ply which have preceded. 'Gentlemen having imperfect Sets, are reqttestedto procure the deficiencies with out delay, as, notwithstanding the great expence incurre4 in re-printing, to a considerable extent, Many of the NuMbers will soon again become very . scarce. The Price of a com plete Sat, los Volumes, Including the State Papers, is 701. 3s. 6d. half-bound, orgol. J 23. elNantly,;alf, gilt. Nu. LSI, Auguit 8, rBo4. THE BALNI of GILEAD instantaneously re. lieves spasms in the side, breast, and intesiines,diffeses • a genial warmth, and ' prevents cramps and numbness in or after bathing in spriug or sea water. Ladies ola cold acrid or bilious habit - of bady, affeCted with 1 nguor, heacLach of Itysterical atteetions; Gentlemen .front the East or Weat • Indies; the. Stinlent frOm pu(lic Seminaries; people of fashion-; the studious; persons of a confined and . sedentary life .as aIS3 to those afflitted with nervous affeCtions or de 7bilitt' origmatlng front heat of climate or relaiation from ' ineenile indtscronoin, cannot ~ha.,,, , rocourSe tO a more salutary' remedy, hecaese it enriches the blood without iiitlamtes it ; . braces the nervous , system a Trees and disburdens the ~vtscera and other important organs i ' resolves Obstruelions, ' and • throws oil Viscid strong humours; streogthprks the general habit, amfbriees back the muscular fibres to,theirnatural and healthy tone. hence its woridernit success in removing every symptom of weakness, flatulence, palpitations,. watch. . fulness, drowsiness atter eeting, timidity, flushes of heat aura cold, numbness, sichlinesi, pains (especially of the ,head, back, and Hints) hiccough, difficulty of respiration anddeglLt tition, dry cough, debii•ity, lowness of spirits, loss of appe. tiae, relaxation, inct;gc.stiun, sickness, v 01114416, gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypochondriecal aff:etiona, ' dimness of sight, confused thoughts, wanderings of the mind, • Sec. Where the s:ortiacifis disordered, the body is weaken ed ;, paleness, bodily, decay,, emaciation, 1 . 4 the eyes sink into the heed. The Cordial Bahlt Of C; dad, hai established its restorative efficacy throughout Europa and. AMerica ;* wherever it has been introduced, its Sale has been most Wou derfully great—the demand far.,eaceetling any medicine ever published, and the benefit it has prodtmed to society is ad-1 mitted by'e'very person who has tried evert a single bottle. : It is the only remedy that will restate to health thoseoper. sons who, by ae immoderate indulgenCe Of their passions. • have ruined their constitutions, and occasions various. affec ' lions of the nervous syStem, as ohstinate gleets, involuntary emissions, excesses. irregularity or obsttuttion of certain eva cuations, weakiieSses, total' impotency, barrenness, are. Thousands' at this moment' live' to praise the day.„they first applied to this remedy.. and . enjoy • the ble a sin4s of health; who enight ti have dropped into an ntornel.v gr. 411,, . To induce the patient to give the Cordial Beim of Gilead 3 fait trial, and by due perseverance to ebrain aradical t.:lrc, • Dr. Solomon has sent to his Agents a supply of Family Bot tles that contain foureos. bd. ones, for which oely'its. are • charged, on•which; of course o 9s. is saved to the plooltas6r.. Each bottle has a stainpwhicn bears the preprietor's name ..and'achlress in the engraving, " Soril. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony, 'Dr. Solomon expeetc, when Consulted., the LtsualcoMplirnent of a One Pound Note ; hut , all written cases, or letters of advice, to be answered at his - leisure, are required to enclose only Malt=a-Guinea.. Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed a " , ones Leiter. Dr. Solomon, Solotnon'a Place, Browenluw-strect, Liverpool; paid double pustige.". Letters may .he ordered to headdress ed tor X. Z. or A. B. at the Post,ollice, till called tor. Prepared by Dr, Solornoit, Liverpool, true's. 6d. rind ;as- Bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by which the 'Purchaser saves 9s. Every genuitießottlelias a Stanipovnielt bears the Propriemes Name arid -Address, *. Samuel sol o . mon, • Liveippel," to iinitate which is Felony. CIT Eaefi - genuine bottle has the words, " Sam, Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. . N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the DoCtor. must be paid, and Mi. 6:t. as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. • The Cordial Whit of Gilead, 'Alit i- I mpetigines, and Ab •:-stergent Lotion. anti's Guide to Ilealth ' " are • *. Sold by Remnant, liambureh; - R. Bach, ' Peael.street, New-York ; Mathews, N. IS, Strand, London ; etid in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin; Briehtoti, Gregory • nit. mingham, Knott and Lloyd • •Bedforti, Smith ; Blatt:hood,' Simmons ; Bury Sr. Edritt ; unPs, Dingle • Cheltenham.' SO- : don; Cambridge, Hodgson i' Coventry, kollason ; ColyheS... ter, Keymer I Canterbury,: Simmons 4 , Carlisle; lollie; ". Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford,. Clachar ; Chester. Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipa4l ; Cireneester, Smith; . • ' Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Komi, No. O. College. green; Daby, Drewry ; Diarliarn, Pennington ; Dover. Nettles ; 'Devi zei Lowe; Dorchester, Virtne ; Deal,. Rose; Dartmouth, lack son ; `ELlinblitglt, Smith, "North istiti ; Exeter, Trewman and Son :- Falmouth, Elliot ;• Gloats ter, Pitt, ‘Valker ; Glatgow, •M'Dotedd ; Liverpool, Mee. 'candle .-Gazette Office ; / / ceds, fintts, Holmes ; Toilet:dn. Drury ; Lynn, Headley ;, Leiceiter, Gregory, - swinfeti'; Lewes, Pitt ; •Manchester , Thompson ;.• Margate, ' Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; 'Marlgorough, Harold; Newbury, Fut- • ler, Atlee; Newcastle, Wolper, Hodgeola ; Northatnpton - Dicey ; Nottingham, Butbaee; `Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; - .Oxford, J ones; Plytneuth D Hox ock, iend ; Ports mouth, Belatn; Reacting, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Ether. ington; Preston. Sergent . Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; South. a S rn un P d tt e l r n l ' art i d ia , ker B ray ;.'eatishere, ' n; Stamford, Newcomb ; C.olllns ; Scathorough. hay. ;,. Statford i i MOMa ley ; Taunton o 'Poole; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; Wens, Evill ; • IVeyrnouth, Wood ; Windsor, Blakeriey o Ynrk, ' Wolatenholme; and by all Venders of Genuine Metlicine4 in the United Kingdant. , . - '• ANCIENT tdlS VRY. On the fst of NdVernlitiwilt , Oblkhe;,l, In Two Volumes, Quarto,: pric;c . 2l. 2i. • * • THE ANCIENT' CATHEDRAL 'of CORN_ .1 WALL; hist4ritailYsitrilayaid; •‘: By IOHN WHITAKER, 1); D. Reaor of Roan L Any liame. Printed forlohri Stockdale tr , - The Publisher be , obligedfor the Orders of such Gentletnen as wish to ear,ousage-the Work. -