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. _ . , . •• - ,;,*•• An it.r i t, ~,,,tr.• ''.' i t---• t 411 f, i ~ •1 ... . ~ . 44 .04 .... r.,, ........ za .s..- 0 .... • 46.....0.0 S •,,,:-..,...,... • , ~.., . ',. ',.. '•'• : % ~r ~ • . NumBIR 3736. J .~.. ' ' cONIMITTEE ROUNIS, No. 4. SRLE-S'fIkEET, LINCOLN's-INN, • ' • Kuguit 22 * * 1804. . T HE: COMMITTEE appointed to carry into effecl the Resolutions entered into at the .Crown and Mi.:. hor Tavern, in the Strand, tirr Vindicating. the .Rl.Girrs • bt all the ELECTORS Qf the K "IG,DONI, outraged by the late, Return by the SheriffOf Middlesex, request that 'Subscriptions may be p - Al at one of the following Places : ,Thonias CouttS and Co. Strand. Brown, Cobb, Stokes and Co. Lombard -street. • - Ladhroke and Co. Threadneedle-street. , • Birch, Chambers and Co. Bond-suck. Weston,. •Pinhorne„ and Co. SoUtltwark. And for the further conveniente of persons residing at a viitance from these Places, the following Gentlemen have already signified their concurrence to receive Subscriptions • their respective Neighbourhoods: Mary-le:bone—Mr. Langley, Edgware Road ; Mr. "Ro -gets, No. 186, oxford-street. • Ann l .o, Soho-!-Mr. &Lints, Dean-street; Mr. 1313th. well, No. s;; G reek• rivet • i Mr. West, King-street, S o h o . St, fvlartin't and St. Paul's, Covent-garde.;—Mr. Puller, tong-acre. . • , • • St. Margaret's and St. John's -Mr. Medley, Dorset-square, Cannorr.row. St. (..eorge'e, Hanover-square Benwell, NO. 26, South Audley-street. St. f ames's- Mr. Moody., Carnaby:street. Chelsea and Brompton -Mr. Lee, No. 72, Sloane-street. . ,St. Clement Danes -Crown and Anchor Tavern ; Office for Morning Chronicle. St. Andrew's, Holborn, and St. G eorge the Nlart vr —Mr. Coles, White Bear, Leather -lane ; Mr. Graham, Red-lion. square. Bishopsgate—Mr. Michael Pearson, Spital-squarc. Moorgate— At the :; lobe Tavern. Brentford—Mr. Saunders. The Committee continue sitting every D:ty nt Twelve • lock, where Communications will be received and at tended to. . TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY, &c. A MUSICIAN of the King's Household will *.JII. take charge of a Military Band in any part of the TLited Kin g d om , on lib eral Terms. He has the most flat= lering ReLommendations from the Officers commanding six different Regiments, whose Bands have been.uncler his care. s .Letters (post treepaid) adiPessed to Z. Y. at Mr. Atwood's,, No 5, Eaton-, Pimlico. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. HE P \ TENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni. . tore, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very reaped fully recommended to Gentivsnen, as being the most portable. and superior to any others nude in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and .Chairs,—on improved principles; Sea . 'Cots, Sof a R e d s , and Cluirs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto., Net Furniture, and Nein Bras.serevi , Bedsteads, for Emit and West Indies, and all Fojei,iit Climates, at. MORG AN and SANDE RS's Patentliedstead Manuladory and Ware-Rooms, Nos, i6..and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. •Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining Tables, allowed to be .the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable., packing in a Box ' but ten Inches deep.' N. 8.. The , Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware. Douse. MORE CAPitAi. PRIZES, AND LESS TICKETS. Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes, • Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, 4: Three Five Thbuband Pound Prizes, No... Prize less than Twenty Pounds. .MONDAY,. tile 24th of this Month begins Drawing the GRAND STATE LOTTERY, .Which contains a greater proportion of C4PITAL PRIZES wo the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. SCHEME. No. bf Prizes. Vat of each. Total Value. 3. of ‘lO,OOO are £60,0 . 30 3. 10,000 30,000 • 3 . 5,000 li,ooo 6 - t,ooo - 6,000 S ; 00 4, 0 40. • 100 - 2,000 . , 4 0 . - ;o - • 2,000 20 1310oci 2 50,00 Tickets ; .4250,000 AbiZr-tdroat the apitals to be deteimmed'as under: • "I's‘ket First Day ,C. 1,000: l'irst " dr4 wn4Tick e i Seventh Day . Jo,ooo v.Fi,rf-iltaW.ll Ticket ,Eighth Day 20000 r t.drawn Tick e t Ni nt h D a y - - 3060 Tickets min ce. and Shares on Sale at &Very Licensed Lowry i PR ESEAT PRICE. . : • R alf o o - 6 01 u f g . ht l 4 B 3c.2 7 6 Quarter . * - 9 414 o `Sixteenth - I 4 ° ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for i!li4,_ .. '-fiegitis Drawing on MONDAY the 24th of this Month. 'Elf': TICKETS and SHARES for the . 'above '. LOTTERY are on Sale at HAZARD, BURN E, a n d •. o .'s Office, No. and 93, under the Roy a l E xc h an g e , L on d on , no where else on their account. -pThe Scheme consists of Three Prizes (020,0001. Three of 001. Ti.ree of 50001. Six of two). Eight ofsool. Sec. &c. ne lowest Prize is 2 , D1. aid the number of Tickets 2 50 0 °. • on (.S Country Orders, accoinpanied With short-dated Bills or (Lsondon, Post-Office Orders, Cash, in Parcel, by Coach de e a n rtie r , Pundually attended to; and Correspondents may ao p i al on being ' treated exactly on the same Terms as if per. ScherlsP and ' . sent. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, loans . . ill i tilt late i ot hares at tl . '. - Capital Prizes were sold tery the folio% in b . teir (Mee, viL. . - . N o • 1 9,338 .. 4.20,c00 1 5,332 _-- . . . to,ooo "-----....._,........22i192 .. j. Atthe • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' ". Ctty of Sr te London Inn, Dover...on Wednesday flit tzt It p,Mber e% v -/,'' Lc at Lleven o'Clock in-the Forenoon, l ..,: 1 •L'IVE Elle , : or Cotton \Void, Five lve Tons LogivOod. for Home Consumption. antl about 14 , • H o Sugar, for Exportation. 4* - Part of the Cargo of the Schooner Lelenne ittiachars4, from Louisiana, cohd,numi as i, ,vateer, Thomas.Chitty Commander. rize to the Earl Spencer Prt- For particulars, 1)1)11- t o M. I Win King, o r a t the Office of Me ssrs. Feetor and Mittet, Dover. Dover Sept 1,1 ' „............_: 804. __ , . POR, SALE, B Y ACBroadstairs, in the isle ni . 1 i'.ianet, County of Kent, ' . l'Y Ortlei or the Executors of the late Elizabeth Cummins, ' - the I;4lrSept. rust. A FREEH ' .- tilt OLD .1-10 USE. consiing f gocti -1-11. Cel lars, Breakfast an d Dining -pa ry Sean o ts' Hall; anti Kite‘heit. on the Virst Floor ; - it good Drawing-room and. YooThree best Bechrooms on the Second liloor ; Three Servants' uts in the Attic ; W ash , house,'"&e. in the Yard, Carden . . Inclosed, and a Piece ot Ground in front, about "27 Perches, tzuf leading to the Sea ; iwt.i Lots of Land, "Y 11 1 , adlerining, very•disirable Situations for Building ; also of Is feet each. %1 flatmitg-room under the Cie; likewise the Ground-rent of a lib use near the I lotel. . .I' h e [l ouse anti Pr mises are in th e mnsti l es i ta hl e Sl ttiat i °ll in Broadsnus, com m , ands a m ost extens i ve Sea View, is in rwl I. , tutu v .. . ' )ntl coutittion, and t t tot the immediate reception of a Ceti- : 1 . - For viewing the Premises, and further, particulars, apply 41lc: itliAtard CO,I trd Broker ,OS Mr. j o in t Ed war d s , Broad .,,ti. , . T.H URSDAY, SEP'tEMBER 6. 1804. NEW MUSIC, • I•I4AYDN's last GRAND SONATA, Op. 79, 4 5. composed expressly for Mrs. Bartolozzi, and the Grand. Melo Drains, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, • Covent-Garden, and now performing in several Cities in. this Kingdom, called Valentine' and Orson; set for the Piano Porte, Bs. ,also for the German Flute, 35. The Overture and Saracen's March to ditto thay.be had single, 25. A . nevi Song called. Anna, by Robert Burns, Musie. by I. W'atlen, is, Also the new Vauxhall Songs, lately sung with unbounded applause by Mrs. Bland,' Mrs. Nunn; Miss Bronigran, arc. are Just published- . Book I. price 7s. may be had separate of -Cobb and Watlen; at their- new Musical. Repository, and new Subscription Music. Library, Tavistock-street; Covent. . Garden, *London: They -beg leave to recommend tlthir. tine toned, upright, grand horizontal,' and square Piano Fortes, being of a superior quality in' touch and tone. As they me in the habit of sending their Instruments into the Country, Ladies and Gentlemen may have a trial of every description of Instruments before they purchaie, on , paying the hire, - packing, carriage, &c. an object worthy of no}ice. They have also every new Musical Wink as soon as published.— Subscribers to the Library in the Country are allowed twelve Books - at'a time, and Music iegeneral sent to the • moat distant parts. A very liberal Allowance to Organists and Professional Gentle Men. Authors' Works engraved and printed in an elegant style. Tertris of the Library, 21. 2S. yearly; rl, i is. 6.1. 11. is. quarterly.—Library Catalogues gratis. • ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER. In the Course of the present Month will be published, • The Fifth Volume of THE ASIA FIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; or it View of the History of Hindustan, and of .the Politics,- Commerce, and Literature of Asia, for the Year 180.. Printed for Cadcll and Davies, Strand; and Blacks and Parry, Leadenhill-street. Of whom may be had the four preceding:Volumes, for the Years 1799. ISao, tzlof, and • *,,;* Th., Publication of the Fifth Volume has been un.. avoidably delayed many Months beyond the time fixed for its appearance, by a tedious ltidiSposition, and some conco. mitant circumstances, under which the. Editor has laboured. The Asiatic Register, has hitherto been entirely written and compiled by the Editor, without any Assistance whatever,. but in order - to provide against the possible Occurrence of any Circumstance in future which can interfere with the regular Progrescof the Work, he has now made such Arrangements as wilt elfettuallyinsure Punctuality in the Publication of the future Volumes, and enable him to say with certainty that the Sixth VOlume, for the present Year, will be pub - fished in !actuary next. NEW REVIEW OF BOOKS, Printed for T. Cad,:li and %V. Davies, Strand. On the 31st of Aug. was published, price 3s. 'The Eighth Nuinner (tor Aug. 1304), of THE NI? ERI A L REVIEW; of Loncion Dublin Literary Journal, published regularly on the fast day of every Month; each Nitmber consisting of Ten Sheets, or 163 1 - apes. • Amongst the Works reviewed in this T ighth. Number,' are Barrow's .Travels in China ; Tytler's firm nti of General History ; -Soulavie's Memoirs of Louis XVI. ; Lathain's General Synopsis of Birds, Second 'Supplement; Leyden's &hies of Infancy ; Percival's Account of the Cape of Good Hope ; Pinketton's Geography, abridged ; Frend's Heyne's domer, concluded; RAnkert's History of Francel Witately,on the. Stridures Irvine Urethra; Klap roth'a Mineralogical Essays ; Bishop. Horsley's Hosea; Magnet Inquiry into the Dillerence between Gold and Sit. vet Money and Paper Money, &c. &c. This Number atso contains an interesting Letter, hitherto unpublished, of Mr. Samuel Richardson to his Nephew, Thomas Richardson.' Llrineed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand, London; sold also by J. Archer, Commercial Buildings ; J. Cooke, Ormond- Qutiy ; and .M N. Mahon, Grafton -street, Dub= lit ; by A. Edwards, Cork; J. Barry, Limerick; and 'W. Migee,. Belfast. ' • . , One . of the professed objefts of this new Review is, to steer a middle course,' between, on the one hand, That sevec rity Which,'delighting to discover and dwell on impertMion, has its cited in blightingEr discouraging the efforts of Ge niui ; and on the other hand, . that partial report or indiscri miante praisev which in an equal degree defeats. the first pur. pose of a Literary Review: In consequence of its detail of Criricism being whol ty confined to the more important Works in each•clepartment of Writing (inferior Publications being meetly registered in the Monthly 'List, with brief notices proportionate to their claims), • and of each . NUmber'contaiw. mg ten sheets, or idri pages, aluantity far exceeding that of Any similar Publication, the Editors are enabled to bring for ward in account °revery iiiteresting Work very soon after its appearance—an advantage exclusively their Own. And they purpose availing, themselves of every opportunity to intro. duce notices of other Works of the same description, which have been published during the last three years, so that their Journal may be considered as virtually commencing with . the Nineteenth Century. The First. Volume (for the Months of January, February, March and April, 184), with Title, Introduction, Table of .Contents,. Index, dec. may be had complete, in boards. This - Day was published, By H. D. Symonds, Paternoster.row, (. Mathews, No. 113, Strand, London,. and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country,• an entire Ncw and I mproved Edition - , consisting of nearly three hundred pages (in (inc Pocket Volume), with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price 35. only,. of SOLONION's , GUIDE TO 1 , -lEALTH ; or, ADVICE To BOTH SEXES,' in a Variety of Com plaints.. To whienis added, a Dissertation on the Use atid buse of Cold and Sea.ll,,thinr biOTTIisIGHAMSEI I It E. ' T HE Wh , iC•a Mr. BETTISON's moat OWL 1 tat anti Valuable Stock of RAMS, with upwards of One hundred of his seled prime E W ES, will be perempto ' rity SOLD by AU C rtoN, on the Premises, at Ratcliffe,. nearislottingliam, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the ILO, rat) and i3th days of September next, precisely 'it Eleven o'Ciock each da By Mr. GASKILL. The Rams will be divided' to make three days Sale, and the Ewes will be Sold on the Tuesday and Wednesday. The whOle may be seen from the Sth day of September until the day of Sale. These Sheep; from their great value, ire of the ,highest consequences to th shoy vir abwhittoly ialnkwith nice care and attention. frcAn the best Rains bred by the late Mr. Bakewell, of Disliley, and their Descendants, for up wards of Thirty Years. Descriptive Catalogues, kc. will be published ten days before the Auction, and may be had at the Rain inn, Smith field, and of the Editors of the following Papers : Stamford, York, Doncaster, Cambridge, Leicester, -Derby, Stafford; Nottingham, Liverpool, 1-tull,• Norwich, Sheffield, and San ders's News Letter, Dame-street, Dublin; and of Mr. Gas ket!, at his Office and Auction-room, Nottingham. • DESIRABLE RESIDENCES' RICIIMONO-111L1.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-louse, 'Change-alley, on, Tuesday, September 25. at TweiveO'Clock, IN fWO LOTS, TWO ELIGIBLE COMPACT VILLAS (so connedeti as to form one convenient spacious Residence, with attached and detached Ufllces, Stabling, Coach-houses, small Pleasure-grounds, &c.) delightfully situate on that admired eminence RICHMOND HILL, and an enclosed "ices of Ground of upwards of an Acre adjoining, , with Buildings. I.OT t. ConsistsofadesTrableFAMlLY RESIDENCE, containing, on the Ground Floor, a Dining-parlour with a Bow, and Si x other Rooms, used as Oakes. On the First Floor, a Drawing-room, Breaklast:rooln, antilvlorning rooms, three Bedchambes, and two Dressing-rooms. The Basement contains Kitchen,'Sculfery, Servants' Hall House keeper's and - Store-Rooms,. Larders, &c.—The Premises open backwards to a beautiful *Mall Pleasure-ground. with . Lawn, SDrubbery, &c. ; an enclosed Yard, with Coich 'lapse, and two-stall - and, nearly adjoining,' is an enclosed Ground, containing Coach-house and: Stabling for Six Horses, well supplied with Water. LOT A SMALL HOUSE adjoining, comprising Two Parlours on the Ground Floor, Two Bedchambers on the tirst,, and Three Chambers and a Closet above. The Bass rent has Two Kitchens an& Coal Vault. Both Lots are most advantageouSly situate, and form most desirable Situations; and the Purchaser might also be accom modated with about Twenty-two Acres of Land, at a short distance, in an eligible situation for building a Villa. May be viewed with Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-striret, Golden-sqUare. DR. HUGH SNIITH's JEMALE PILLS. THE Extraordinary Success of this Medicine 'in 11 priVate praelice for a series of years, and the univer sat approbation they have met with, even In Cases where the first atlyiee has failed, have induced the Proprietor to make them public ; and for those Complaints with which Females ascertain periods of their lives ar,.t. so a fili6ted, long experience has.proved this valuable Prescription to be the most certain and sovereign remedy. A brief Treatise, dascriptive of their virtues, may be had gratis at Mr. E. Wstkin's Mi eral Water Warehouse, 'Fleet. street, nearly facing Chancery lane, where (by special ,ap pointment) they are sold wholesale and retail, price 45. Duty and.l.'reatise included. ; _ _ B. Sent to anypart of Town or Country, by dirediing, postage tree, as above. TO CHEVALIER RUSPINI, PALL-MALL. Ds. I IWas called a few days since to visit Mrs. Ray_ icy, affliaed with a violent Pleinetic Pain on the right Side: her Puke being rather depressed, in lieu or-Vent:sec 'ion, I ordered six Leeches to bz applied to the side atiCeted, 'valid) relieved her • but one of the Leeches fixing on a small ArterF, the orifice kept bleeding on. Hying alarmed; she -sent tor her Apothecary, who lives near Ratclitl. Church, without acquainting him other alarm, and - he negleded at tending till the next day. The next morning she sent tier me When I entered her room, .1 was struck with the sight of two sheets completely soaked with Wood ; Vitriolics and Vegetable Astringents had been applied without eff6ci. •I drove back to my house,Pand brought with nee the last tie I had of the STYPTIC you sent me, with. some Lint ; I applied ir, .and t had the: pleasure of seeing it stopped im mcdtately withou t further assiitariCe. • FRANCIS DE -VALANGIN: N B. OtherThysiciatis, of egit.illy high repute, constantly atiminiger the Styittio.,in their pr,Letite. s lAent,Art . , on the ut the Citevaiter, forbids his ttibig then - n.tinei without their Lenient. It is obvious, ut tiie same-time, th,t ihtne, mould be no impropriety in. their port,: rceduitnenititten ot Lybicli. ptivatull anti ti,:k.presL.ti).;., 'l"6 BLIC. The GUIDE to HEA LEH having passed through a limn ber of Editions, and experienced a Sale unpreeedeniedly gre.at, is now r.;-printed with many Improvements, and it may be with confidence asserted, that so valuable a Publica tion to the Afflicted in general has never been printed in, this, or any other langoage . ". • 'The weak and delicate Female—the Youth who h is Just finished his education at any of the p üb lie Seminaries Aged, Who are drooping under Disorders originating from an I in purity ~of Blood--- People of Fashion— Studious , Persons of a confined' and sedentary lite-.-as also those afflicted with Nervous Affeaions in general, will find Soliimon's Guide to Health" a faithful Companion and an amusing Instrutlor in short, no Person who values the enjoynient of a good state of health will be a moment with. out, beii.g possessed of this useful, cheap, valuable, and important Pubiication. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Doctor must be paid, and tos..6d. as a Fre; enclosed tor Advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A mi.' inetigines, and Ab. stergent Lotion, and " Guide ;o Health," are Sold by Remo:urt, Harnburgh ; IBach, Pearl.street, New-York ; Mathews, Nu. iB, Strand, London ; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir mingliarn, Knott and' Lloyd ; ItedfOril, Smith ; Blanlford, Simmons; Bury St. IN:fiuniPs, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel don; Camoridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason ,• Colches ter, Keymer ; Canterbury Sit - Onions ,• Carlisle, lollies Chatham, Etherington ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; . Chester, Pool, and Son; Chichester,. Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith.; Chippenham,. Combs Dublin, KWIC, No. 6, College. green; Derby, .Drewry; Pennington; Dover, Neales ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue • Deal, Rost; Dartmouth, lad:spit Edinburgh, forth Bridge ; Exeter, Trewmaii and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; G louces. ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, MNDonald • Liverpool, Met- . eantile GaLdtte Oitice'; Leeds, Ohms . , Hcrlrrtes ; llrury ;' Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt Nlanchester, Thompson ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fut. ler, Atitte ;. Newcastle, Walker, kladih,•son ; Furth intlrian, Dicey •, Nottingham, Ilurbage ; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. 4 Oxtord, Jones; Plymouth Dock, 'Hoxlanci ; Ports.. mouth, Belam ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochestr, Ether ington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury,. Eddowes ; South ampton, Baker Staffor, Morgan ; Stanituril, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, Collins ,• Scarborough, Bay. ley; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge Welds, Sprange ; ; Weymouth, Woodi Windsor, Blakeney4 Y‘irk, Wolstenholine; and by all Venders of GenuMe Medicii.es in the ktititral Kingdom: ! - ' , This Day was published, In One large ... and elegant Volume, 4to. embellished with Eirty-foui Copper-Oates, Thirti-tine of which are beau tifully Coloured, price Three Guineas inboards, NnODERN LONDON; being the- History and Present State of the British Metropolis, faithfully drawn up from tile most authentic Materials, and illustrated with a series of highly-finished Engravings, on a plan entirely new. It has, been the interition of the Editors of the present Work to exhibit London as it is, anti to furnish Englishmen and Foreigners with a syst e matic, complete, aml elegant Per formance, worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of the greatest City in the world. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St.,PauPs Church yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers. . • Of Whom may also be :had, price_ ss, bound in red, the Pidure of London for 1804, with Maps and Prints. Price 12S. in boauls: Qn the id of iuly, 404, was publiiked, ARS' of the EOglistr,lefr, Latino, • I Spanish, German, Latin, reek, Hebte*; With the Arabic, Chaldaic, and Syriac Languages,- (Act at one view, and so corittived, that a Perron of a iri , .:irate capacity may be made capable, in a few hours, to make out _Sentences in any one of theta. • , By GEORGE BAGLEY, Teacher of the Mathematics. , ' Shrewsbury : Printed' and sold by Wm. Morris Book seller, Kiln-lane;, likewise sold by R. 'S. No. tt, London-Hi:use-Yard, St. Paul's ; B. Cosby and co. Sta -tioners'...court ; and by. every principal Bookseller in the United Kingdom. • • The Author begs. leave .to acqueint the-Public, that the. Verbs, including.every irregularity in each LanguaAe, occupy • a space of-about seven inches by twelve, anti are drawn up in -sa clear a manner, that any Person may, in'oue hour's :tine, be able to manage them in one Language.,:`r'That the ,Nouns, Adjelives, &c. have their Cases placed in Columns, with the Syntax over them, ,so that how ? and yvhy ? may go ro giber, and the Lektner has an extensive-and certain method of finding the Nominative Case from the Genitive---a thing very much wanted. That there is a Key to the Work, , with Examples, so that any ‘person can, in a short time, without the help of a Master, manage the whole. N. B. Whilst these Grammars were in a state of . imper. afealoni a person totally unacquainted with diem, except the Cti4lish, with a little instruttion became expert at' the Latin, Greek, and Hebrew Languages; in the space of three months. FOREIGN WINE, REMARKABLY CHEAP,CHEAP, ' For Ready Money Only. AQUA.NTI isY of Choice OLD RED PORT now selling, at No, 4, Caddick-row, Scotland-yard; Whitehall, at 345. per dozen. A sinEle Bottle can be had as 'aSnnt,lr,and any quantity over one dozen sent, Carriage-free, to any part of the City. -. Office Hours from Ten until Four o'Clack.. FPRICE SlXPgidCfri /Mgr oFitc4; • • •,,Attiiitt I§, 1804; AH E . PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS i t ind.COM.; MA'S lONERS 1144,7k5TY is NA . PT 'de .beely give Notice, that on Monty the t 7id of nett t lllonth,at Teti o'Ckek7n the ForenoOn, the 441 :GEORGE GREY will expoii to sale, at the Look-wit Hoare, be His Majtstit's Yard, 4 Shur: xest, .teleeral Lot: of OLD STORES, co'ntiiting of Old Canvai, . • , -- ditto in Paperstuft; ---- Hammocks, hinting; ----- j unk, --- Rope in Paperstufg • Sii*logs, Maas, Bolt:rope, &c. &c. all Oink In the said where any Persons tuisbi ig to 6trini Pgrehasersi may have the If viewing the same during the r,mmot &ars of t& Yard, until the day of sate. Invent; ries and Conditin TI of Sal* , may he bad here, and at the ricruALLING tAinCE; "(arid 7, tgc4. THE MS lON E. RS far PICTU ;ILLI NG 111, MAyEs'T's .Nl,4l'}' 40 herey give Noice, that we IP , ixerjqy the 12M of SepreJlGer WAt.they will le ready to receive render.t i r writit•g (staled 4), Wed treat quill) such fersont as will widertake to supply all curb attantitiest of CIIESIIM DBRBIS HOE, KA HIRE, tot.IGLOUCES.TER. SIIH(E CHEESE, of (.I.IIE E of (vial go,•hzest ; and of 803 CO kIC (Seconds.) lit TrTE, , !,• or RR rr ts'n 'BUTTER of elid.4l got Mess, as that he requiredlor His Majesty's log Set-vice from to6:a SO to the iothof S i elaeothrt, iBc>c,' • . sive, ~„ Tr, be delivered, from time to tlnte al drutanded, irt ithe Pro. vg Stores at Dettfird t Portsmouth, avid I'eym2utb. the . Covir.l,7,e't export? ;to be warn-peed to keep 'good and souitd fir the spare of lIX 'otooithr from the respealve perLdr,ldelively dud to be paid Jot - Ity Nill,, taj:able, interert, niriety days 416., dale. . The Conditlais of the Contrail: be be sees at the Seca - cf.:tee Office, at ,this Offiee; -or by' applying to Mr. y)hit Dun:fp-vale, the .eikien,lir the Palualling, at ark. • • . No regard will behad to any-Tender in twhieli the. Price shall not be inserted in wordt at ,lengi,d, c.r that shall net he d livered to she Board he Are ,One o'Cloch on tl.,e said IPednrad. t y the :214, of Sips-it:Ger, nor' unless the Person rwbo makes the Tender, or' $011: l'erson on his bch.lll, attend:, to ansuw,-, whe.l called for, I'ICTWILLING °EMI, - , „ 35, THE COMM/SS/P NE RS fur ..IL .4 I AVG 1 ',in s .ifAYESTY.'s 41/Y di hereby give N_llce, that an WEDNESDAY the 3.i of Clei..nexi they will be ren4l. tore. ciive Teriderr in l 'un - iting, (sealed 4) and treat far ouch quan; lilies Of IRISH BE.EPand PORK; in half Piinishrons,7 l lerers, anei Barrels, ar shall be equal, in the aggregate, to Six Mouton d . fleeces of theformer, and Nine Tb:alland Tierces of the latter; to he of the best qualify ; to be cured in tlx ensti'ing season ; to de delivered into . His I llajesty's Pielualling Storrs ,at the Port of Lon don, one:thitd part thereof by the end of yantialy, a. further one. third part therrf by 1.5 e end 17 February, and the remaining one. third p.ret thereof by the end of 411 arch, .1805 ; and to br i 4 for :by iiills,payable, with interest, nitro day: after date; . N. B. No Tender for a lest quantity than Five Hundred Tierce: of each Spec,es:.tvilthe.aehmitiel. • The Corditicne cf the Cottrati miy be sern at Me Secreto9 , Pt Office, at this Office, or by atino , i4 to Mr. Duvi e r v iv, the Agent 'fir thi ! rt Cork ;- to the aileaors i oj /lii Ma jetty's Cuttf. - mritt Limerick, Bryant, Newly, and Waterford ; via to, the Postnt.atter:.General at Doblin, retleertivry. No regard nail he had to any Felder In whirl) the Prier shall not he instrted ix nvords at length, or that shall tZe deliver ed to the Board hehie o.e o'floCk on the said Wednesday the 3d of - 011,4cr, no► ;mitts the Perron who makes the tends, rt 'tome Person on hit hehatf, attends, to answer, nvben called for. GOUT, RH EL/MATISM, INDIGESTION, LATiI.. LENCY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, BILE; Ttc.E. MOR,S, SPASN', &c. r rHE C0Nc.,14;1 1 / 4 : 'MATED ESSENCILr;:of GIN- L I.: .--The Propri..tors of this Most„valuable partition otfa it to int; Public with increased confidence, suiceit met with s.:tict ton .and recotiimendatinn of some of the most enth*ut of. tne Faculty; it iI.IS been used-by some part of tin , and by inany of the Nebi. city and Gentry in Town li , l Country, with very great sUc. cess. Its character may also be seen in the Medical and Chirurgical Reinew for &lay, 1304. . Sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Oxley and Hud son, Her Majesty's Chemists, No. 27, Haymarket; and, by their appointment, at Mr. nulls, Dublin ; Baxter, Edin burgh ; and by every respectable • Vender of. Medicines in Town and Country, in ,Bottles Of ss. 6d. and los. 6d. Duty included. N. 13. None can be 'genuine 'but what bears the Seal awl Signature of the Proprietors as eboye. • TO THE LADIES. AT a time when Beauty constitutes the Mlit prominent Feature in the British Court, which has obtained tinivershl admiration, every ext, - tion should certainly be made to preserve that estimation which lOs been so justly tiequired, and, if possible, to add an additional brilliancy to it. SUP ERFIAJ()VS lIA I RS have ever 1,, , en consider:xi one or the greatest blemishes in a Female Fate, and 'various Pre,: parations for the removal of them rtave'oeen applied without etred, AlaßED's 'ROYAL COMPOSITION so haiver. sally esteemed at the C o urt o f F rance at the flip,: of ita wt.:test aßtendour, and tirst '.prepared for their late bt,ano lot Queen, is earnestly recommended AO the Ladies in . this Country, for ,eil;lztually eradicating Superfluous ftiirs the Face and Arms, &c. without causing the 'least unpl,:asaiit sensation ; - the Sion, by tho.applic.ition, more clear and delicate, ,and s;uiltietlyetitly Lac Coinole. is esstntially . imprOved.. • It is sold in Packets at 55,.641. and 3s. each, Wholesale. and Retail, by Berry, Greek.-strmt, Soho ; I Tichnotne.stret3; G.ittie and I.e.*, No. sa, New Blind, Street ; Davison and Son, No. 59, Fleet-strt..:t iWaeren aria kOsscr, No 5, Skinner street . Snotvliiii , No. 68i _Corti A ' I Shaw and St. N,!ivturi,No. 116, Russell-street, Illorisn3intry ; St rand ; Vickery, Tavistuct-street and flaitiphry, No . , 114 o\loin-street. ;so. by Viner, Warren and Rorzer, and Reynaldo, Bath; Bt:tison, ltlaegate; Gdburd, Brighton ; gate ; Ge:.,rge and Sauxtiey, Cheltatha;n ; kozrriison, Tun., b i.l C 1v GItS; Pratt, S,:atbnraugli ; and Spen:e, borgn ; ztAd Trevmmoti, , ENin - c; ; and Miss Gn.;Asuns, Liverpoal ; ; Lewes ; Cothas', •Salisbur; ; ales, Shrewsbury.; jarvi•4. l'orrormuttb; Purt s ,c a soudi a mpi o u ; :hut , 15nblin also by A 4' ers•n trr every priuLio4l Tttwri hi the Uhitu t t IC-it4c!ourt.