The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

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N. B Refre-thmeuts between the Acts

The Entrance to the Room will ►e at the Dour in the Square,
and set down and tak 3up with lb-Horses' Heads towards
Great t.,..xge•street, the Door in Ha lover street being solely
appropri :teal to Their Majesties and Suite.
Tekats are now &divot-ilia at Bireltallb Music Shop, No.
193, New Bond-atrert.

SADLER'S WELLS.
AQUATIC THEATRE:.

Under the patronage of )Io Royal Ilighnela the Duke of
CLARENCE.
Tins EVENING, MONDAY, MAY $B,
%101 l be presented an entire New Dance, called,

THE TINKER.
After which the superb Pantomime Spectacle, called
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS,
In which will be exhibited
A GRAND PANORAMA OF MALTA;

Alto will be pertor med a new Petite Comic Optf/;called,
CLICK CLACK;
Or, THE MILLER'S DAlTuitrEa.

Entertainr.ents to conclude with a Grand Ngval Spectacle,

represehtintt the
SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR ;

WIT!! REAL. Sinn OF ONE HUNDRED GUNS,
SEVI-14TY FOUR GUNS, •
SIXTY GUNS, kc
. . . .

nr.eed, and :iatuareg is ter nioct complete and coo.
-y f4int.cal Character who has seer them
irn:iticitli a low., hich work down with the Wind on their
Starboa,tl Beam, wear and haul the Wind on th-ir
board Tack., to regain their Situations, never attempted in
anyTheatreMthiavrauv other Cooneyt tb`►iptriofdisk
Broadsides, the Conflagration of the Town in various places :
The Defence of the Garrison. and Ana."( by the Floating Bat-
teries, are co faithfully and naturally represented, that when the
Floating Batteries take Fire, some blowing up with a dreadful
Explosion, and others, after burning to the Water's Edge, sink
to the Butonl, while the Gallant Sir Roger Curtis appear in
his Boat to save the drowning Spaniards, the British Tars
for that purpose plunging into the Water, the effect is such
as to produce the most unprecedented Climax of Astonishment
and Applause. The Exhibition is represented an a Body of
KLIAL WATER, 40 Feet wide, and nearly 1110 Feet in
I mgth, comprising with the Depth 8000 Cubic Feet, which
has cost the Proprietors indefatigable Exertion, and an enor-
mous Expense.

Doors open at half-past Five, and begin at half-put Six, Places
kept till half-put Seven.
Places to be taken at the liiix.olsce, Sadlei Wells, from Nin.,

till re3r:

VICILIALLING-OFEICE. MAT 21, INU4.
F HE COMMISSIONERSfor Victualliq Hsi Ma-
r fear's Navy do hereby girt Notice, That WM MONDAY
not, the 29th Inst. they will he reads, to receive Tenders in
It riling (seeded tip), a•d treat I,r One Thousand &eh of
hits dried Hoasebold Fleur, to be &limed in • fortnight, by
weekly propel-thaw, into the Beer tin.; Sevres at Deptford, and
to be pawl for by Bills payable with Interest, ninety days after
date.

The Conditions of the Controet 'nag be seen at the Seereto,•y's
Ofier.
itad all Persons soho may think proper to make Tenders upon the
said Occasion, a e desired to take Notice, That no Regard will be had
to ono Tender in which the Price shah n. 4 he inserted at Words et
Length, or that shall not Gc dettrered to the Board before the
easels on the s ticl Manley next, the 46th ingerint, nor untesq the
Perrin who ikes the Tender, o► owns Person on his Bend', at-
it'll, to saw. er what tolled for.

SOUTH-SEA HOUSE, MAY It, 1804.
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS sr the South
Sea Cowpony sire Notice, that the Transfer Boot of South
Sea Stock will he shut es Wednesday, the csth ^j Jane neat, at
Two o'Ciork, owl opened on Monday the Itith 2fJaly.l;aitow.aac.
flat the Transfer Poeta of Neau Synth 5.4 Aollll.lieb kill be shut
a. 5at,.....u5, the 2d of Jure neat, at Tao o'clock, and upelita
ses norsoi../, the 17th !sty fit/Use,sg. As 4 that the 1 l'aPeir
BOA& If Three per rent. Annuities 17.51, roll be shut on rio.ors-
lay, the 14th c/ Jesse mat, at Two o'clock, rid opened an Thera_
slab the 19th of Julyjittbssettg„

THE UINUINE EDITION, PUBLISHED BY
AUTHORITY.
MAHRAITA WAR.

This rm. is published, printed uniformly to bind with DllOl3
and Bretens'i Campaigns in India, ilhistrited by Six Errant...-
hip of the illifereot Actions, from Drawinp Liken un the
Spa,. price One s;thinee in ►oards,

OTES of the several Transaftions in the
IN MADRATIA EMPIRE. Dated, Fort Williams.
December 15, 1003.
With An Appendix of 011te•al Documents.
.

Pri:ited for J. Debrai;,wiipposate Burlington Douse, Piccadilly.
•• • The Piddle are most ►espectfully informed that the
El:tioss sirdl comp ise, besides an attersoung Appendix, a cor-
rect Drawing of the RATTLE of DELHI, and every Tiaissae.
hr ii. Pn vale as well as Public, relating to one of the most im-
portant Acqmsztawas to Britain; a Campaign undertalvm with
Wisdom, D:cmon„ Proinntitude„ and ended is showing
Cte bravery auct pe,severance of a Meads Army.

T',is D►y is published, neatly printed i.a Ito. yr:Le
WARI WAR! A Poetical Address to the
British Nation

Fracta pertuntes cusperb H.R.
Sold by Verner and Hood, N. 91, Pouhri.
Where mar be had,
The TOURIFICATIONS of MALACHI MEI.DRUNT,
Lg. of Idaldrais HAL IV& price tar.

GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUNTER-

FLITS.

None are Genuine, without having " Ss•rt. Soromom,
Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp : and Ten Pounds Re.
ward, for every bottle sold withont a Stamp, to he paid on
under Act of Parliament, the 42d Geo. El. Ch.
16, before any Justice of the Peace
MARES DORSALIS, or, the Consumption in-
cident to young persons of certain dispositions, is so
little treated of by the ancient Practitioners of Medicine, as
well as through the delicacy of modarn Physicians, that an
adequate idea of it cannot be collected from their writings. It
is necessary, then, to say, that the first symptoms of the Tabes
Dorsals are easily discerned by pains in the back and head ;
formication of the spine ; aching pains, and weakness of
sight; defect of memory, by an extreme dejection of the men-
tal faculties; and contingent to these are pima. serene ; meagre
visage ; emaciated body ; irregular asthmatic sensations ;
which, preceding a syndrome of hectical complaints, ultiinat• ly
close the fatal catastrophe. The efficacy of the Cordial Balm
of Gilead is daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and
insist dangerous symptom, of nervous disorders; and nothing
has tended*. much to establish the fame of this Med.cine, as
its certain success in those complaints which strike their root so
deep Its the Constitution, and are to fatal to the happiness of
mankind.

The Cashel Balm of Gilead Is earnestly recnnimended to all
persons labouring under those cruel maladies which break out
in a variety of symptoms, and for which this salubrious Cordial
is • sate and easy remedy, comforting the stomach atm% bowels,
Gracing the solids, and giving tot,: is she vlrols ner,ous
systens.—A Saving of Nine Shillings in Twn Guineas.
The Cordial Bslrn of Gilead is sild in Bottles price Half.
a•Guinea each • there are also Rustles, price Sig. estitair.ing
equal to four iottles at 10s. dd. by which the Patient saves 91.
including also the Duty ; the Stump of which beam the Pro.
prietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Lioncssol,"
to imitate which is felony.
N. B. The Postage of all Letters mast be paid, and a fee
enclosed for advice.

The Conhal Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impotent*, aril M,•
stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are
Sold by Remnant, ifimburgh ; R. Mich, Peter-rtrert, New-
York; Mathews, No. la, Strand, LOI1J.,11; and in Bath, by
Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brightou, G egory; Birmingham,
Knott and Lloyd; Bedford, Smith; Blandford, Simmons;
Bury St. Edmund's, Dtugle ; Cheltenham, Seidel; Can;.
bridge, Hodgson ; Covorars, Robeson ; CM:honer, Key.uvi ;
Canterbury, Simmons; Carlisl., Janie; Citathatti, Lawrie,-
ton i Cholinafinds Caen+, ; Che-ter, Pool atid Son; Ossetic.
ter, Phillip...an ; Cirencester, Smut; Chtopenhant, Combs;
Dublin, Dugdale, No. F., Exchange-court ; Derby, Drewry -
Duda*, Pennington; Dover, Neale, ; Devizes Lowe; Dur;
charter, Virtue ; Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edin-
burgh, Smith, Northbridge; Exeter, Merman and Son; Fel-
month, ; Gloucerter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, WO.,
Liverpool, Case, druggist; Leeds, Smug, tied:nes ; Lim
Coln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley =i Leicester, Gregory, ;
I.!wes, Pitt ; Manchester, Thomp.vin i Margate, Rowe ;
Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold ; Newbury, Fuller,
Ado"; Newcastle, Walker, Hodgson; Northampton, Dicey ;
Nottingham, &oblige ; Norwich, Stevens:al and Co. ; Ox.
ford, J ones ; Plymouth Dock, Hurl Ind ; Portsmouth, Brim ;
Reading, Smart and Co ; Recheo:r, Etbertagton ; Pretlun,
S•erzatt; Sbriewstary, Faidowes; Socthamptun, Baker . 5t.,,.
ford, Morgan; Stamford, N -iercumb ; Sur-id...laud, Bray; Sa-
lisbury, Cellos; Searbo-ouch, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole;
Toobridge Welk, Sprange ; Wells, Frill; Wier mouth,
Wood; Windsor, Blakenui ; and by all Venders of Gentittik.
Medicines in the United kingdom.
Of whom may be had, a New Edition, being nearly Thre
Hundred Pages, price only ts.
SOLuMUNa GUIDE TO HEALTH
Or wirier to both sexes on fel:gala diseases Nervous, Hypo.
chondrar, and Cr' nutainprivet Complaints This Book has been
tht lab air ..f many years experience and observation. To
whiter is a bled an Eels"! on Amasses incident to females ; also,
an Addracs to Parents Ucardians, Tutors, and them who lure
the car, and education of youth

Whi:chcll, May 26, 1804.
The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the
Right Host. Robert Stewart, commonly called Viscount Ci.tio-
re ,eli ; His Giace William Henry t:asendish, Duke of Port.-
Lind, Knight of the Mast Noble Order of the Garter, President
of ili. Majesty's Council; the Right Hon. Robert finks,
Maw Hawkesoury ; the Right Hots..l hn Jeffries, Earl Cam-
den, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter; the Right
MM. Dudley, Baron Harrowby, His Majeaav's three principal
Secretariet of State ; the Right lion. Wilha ni Pitt, Chaneeliur
of His Majesty's Exchequer; the Right Hit. Si lvester, Baron
Glenbervie (of that part of the United Kingdom, called Ire-
taint), the Right lion. Thomas %Viilace, and Richard French,
Esq commonly ca:ted Viscount Dank), to be Ili, Majesty's
Co n. 11.4011611 fir the management of affairs in India.
Tlrr Kin has also been pl-sioi to grant to the Rqglit Holt.
Ge..•ge Cuistiur, the office of I reasuist of Ma Majesty's Navy.
Tim King has been pleased to nominate and appoint the
Right Hon Arthur PAW, His Majesty's Isivoy Exirao,4omy
tad Munster Plenipotenti✓y at the Court of Vienna, lo b.
o-ta of the Knights COllliaillUll.ll of the Most Hun. Order or Om
Rath.

Deetor Samuel Foart S.mmons was t:Io day worn tll,l 4.
'Ptted r.rIIIZAII iiatreurinwirvi H Bette.ty.

BANKRUPTS.
.1 'lin Thacker Saxton, Lie of Chesterfield, Derby, printer,
tosurrender Jene 4,5, and Jelly 7, at eleven, at in Angel
Inn, Cliett?rftzlil. Attorney, Mr. Theanas,in Ch.isterile
Richard Riley, now or late of Mansfield, hiniuligh.nr,
maltster, to surranderJune 7,8, and July 7, at ele,e,., at Moo
Swan Inn. in Manske's". Atiorners, Mr.
Gray's-lnu-place, London; anal Messrs. Vickers and Wiaixt-
cork, Mititsfielit

.chard Hodgson Jones, of Stourbridge, Victor=tor, clothier,
to rurrender June 3, at five 6, at ten, and July 7, at eleven,
at the Crown lon, in Stourbridge. Attontays. Mr. W. limn,
of Stourliyalge • and Mr. Luther Edmunds, Itishopsgate street
Without, London.
Wiliam Ludlow, now of tate of Hillwrwth, Wilts, wiae-
merchant, to surrender June 7, at five, 9, and July 7, at
eleven, at the Globe 100, in Newbury, Berks. Attorney,
Mr. King, Newbury.
John Henry skinthcotc,late of Stekefleming, Devon, lime-
me-,:hant, to surrender June 25, at three, $6, at eleven, and
July 7, at three, at the Globe Inn, in Ex...ter. Attoniets„
Mr. W. D. Taunton, Temple, LOndon ; and Mr. Walter
rrideaux, Kiugsbridge, Devon.
Jeremiah Window, of Clicreler, Lancaster, tiinber•merthant,,
to surrender July 2,3, and 7, at eleven, at the Globe raven!.
in John-inlet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Illackstock, Tem-
ple, London; and Mr. Rowlimort, in Liverpool.
William Ashby, of Hog-tare, Shormlitch, cu-yier, to soi-
renier May 31, Juno t, said July 7, at t n, at Guildh,ll. At-
torney, Mr. James Benton, Swan, yard, Blaakman•street,
Sautliwark.

John Warner, of Elmdon, Essex, slunikeener. to 'wrens
der May 31, Jirte 3. and July 7, at one, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Another, Mr. Cutting, Bartletth-buildings, Holboto,
London: and Mr Walton, Saffron•Waiden,
John Rlee Kemp, latv of Ha:denten. Surrey, victualler, t
surrender June 7, at three, and 8, at eleven, at the Georgia. at
Southampton ; and on July 7, at one, at the An-
chor, at Liphooa, Southampton. Attorneys, Mr. coven.
waits John 11..enir, Petenfield ; and Mr. John Wilshen, Gray's
Inn-square, London.
DIVIDENDS.
Ink 3. William !Alen, tare of High•street, Birmingham,
ciruegist, at three, at the Swan Howl, High-street, Bir-
mingham.
May 29. John 'lingrlon, of Plaugh-court, Lombard street,
merchant, at one, at Guildhall
July 3. Samuel Bawnee, the set:nee., of the Crescent, in
the Minories, corn-factor, at ei,oren, at Guildhall.
July S. John Timmins., of S,ew aft...tree t, Spitalfi
silk-broker, at eleven, at Guild'sail.
June 93. Thonias White, of the Horough of Southwark,
haberdasher, al one, at Gatialhall
June 22. eaver, of low-lane, warehouseman,
at rleven, at Guildhall.
June 22. Solomon Lomb, of R.ishwoeth, Halifax, York,,
cotton-manufacturer, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax.
June 21. Walter Rowland, now or late of Berwitk-upon-1
Tweed, watchmaker, at eleven, at the Hen and Ciiickort,l
in Berwick.
June 16. William Ward, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven,
at the Public Office. in Ilirmuigham.
June 1. Joseph Wald, of Brentwood, Essex, publican, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
June t 5. Michael Tappy, of Loug-aent,bookbindee, at ten,
at Guildhall.
June 23. George Packer MiCa• thy, latebf the City of Bri,,
tol, t iilor, at elzven, at the White Lion, in Broad-strect.'i
Bristol.