The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-03-13 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, M.

ARCH 13, 1805.

TO TOE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Ls PITS AND GENILININ,
rr HE Death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
I, your late worthy Direaor, having occasioned a vacancy
in the Court, I beg leave to renew my solicitation for the
honour of your Support to succeed hint, re,ying with the
create.; satislaftion, from the well known accumulation of
Friends, that the result will fully accomplish any sanguine ex•
peaationv, and suecossfelly terminate your friendly exertions;
this I shall at all time, acknowleilge with sentiments of grati-
tude and respect. I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
New Broad•street, Your most obliged humble servant,
London, March 2, *HS. JOHN JACKSON.

VICTUALIANG-0171Crolffpies 11, laps.
THE COMMISSIONERS for ri!familia: His
Majesty's Nary do herds, gigs Notice, That ea FItIDAY
nest, the 15th Instant, they sill be reedy to receive Tenders in
riti"; (sealed ~p), and treat far Oar Thistuand Sacks Kilte-
d, Lel Household Flour ; to be delivered in Seeks in the space of
Fortniiht front that Day, by Iteeldy preportiern, into His Us-
,jesty's li. eeUiot Stores at Deptford; mai to be paid far by Bills,
payable with Interest, Ninety Hays sjter Date.
The Conditions of the Contraml nay be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
Note:ard will be had to any Tender, in which the Pike shall
wet be inserted in Wordx at Its h, or that stoat not be delivered
to the Beard before One o'Clork on the tod Friday nett, the IStA
Instant, ear wane the l'erson trip. a.bee the Tender, or some
Person on les behalf, attend, to answer shpt ealkelfor.

vf R. JAC KSON's COMMITTEE meet at his
1. House, New Broad atreet, EVERY DAY, at Twelve
o'Clock, and will Ike obliged by the communication of any
friendly information.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
ripHE death of Mr. WILLIAMS having left an
I opening for the choice of a new Dee or, permit me to
declare myself a Candidate to succeed him, in the event of the
vacancy being ant ttttt noxl; sad to entmat the honour of your
votes arid ,rapport. I remain, with the greatest respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most faithful arid devoted humble Servant,
J AS PATTISON.

SMALL PDX and INOCULATION HOSPITAL.
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Ills R. U. dew Mime! YORX, in tbeChair.
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His Grace Use Doke of Radford.
His Ghee the Duke of Devreisbire,
The Right Worsbiefol R. Clark, E.i.t Charribellain
Jonathan Ho.i.re, Esq.
Henry Tlorentnn. Esq. 14 P.
&din Esq Treasurer.
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THE ANNIVERSARY will be held at the
LONDON TAVERN. en TUESDAY. the 19th of
March, 1806.
Droner will he ort the Table at Five o'Cloek pro:11601y.
ssastortua.
Rlllnn. Philip East of CM. R. Raldwyn Esq.
terfield, F. R. S &e. J•weph Del:field, Esq.
E. Hilliard, Esq. M..P. F. R. W. Ei.daile, Esq.
and A. S. A • Gblrismid. t sq.
F.. L. Lneeden, E.q M. P. I K. Hollow!, Esq.
GN. Noel, EN. M. P. II P. Pelisno, Esq.
S. Whitbread, Esq. M P. Kichaid Till, Esq.
J. Whitehall, Eq. M. P.
311. toe:cortstitute st Governor fur Life-11. fis. an Annual
Sobseriber--Any other Kendal:Eons _ire gratefully roceived.
Tisicetb to bohad oA. f the 'iecretwv,
HIGHMORE, Sec.
No. 40, Haydon-square, Mineries.

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King's Arms Y aid; Match 2, 1205.
N. B Mr. Pattison's Committee will sit every day at the
King's Head Tavern, in die Poultry, from I I till 4.

TO TIIE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
FINDING that in consequence of the We period
at which I signified my intention of offenng myself as a
Candidate, to succeed to the present Vacancy in the DireCtion,
many of the Proprietors had engaged their Votes, under a per-
suasion that I should not come forward ; I feel it, on this ac-
count, incumbent upon me to decline giving my Friends at
this time any further trouble ; anti, more particularly, as the
strong testimonies which I have received of future support,
and the increaspil necessity of professional assista,-ee, in the
management .1 the Company's shipping concerns, by the
death of ay lamented Friend, Capt. Stephen Williams, give
me every leatxm to expect complete success, upon the next
Vacancy, when I shall again to .t the liberty of submitting to
your consideration the public grounds upon wilich I haps to
be favoured with your countenance and support.
I have the honour to ha, Ladies and fleritlenrm,
Ycei• devoted humble Servant,
CEO miLLET.r.

This itay is plibVshefl, in Una Volume Fool4CzD Oft Ivo,
embellished With a tu,aaticia Engraving, prier as. in board,,,
THE SORROWS of SEDUCTION; with
ctHEIt. POEMS
Milted for Longnsau. lice*. mad Onuti. Paternoster
ray ; and to be had aan Bookrollem.

Wal'wood I ifouse
aTtnit.tmke, .tar. 11, 11'05.

GI'ILDI ALL, March 8, 1805.
GRASS LAND, ISLE OF DOGS.
THE COMMITTEE for carrying into execs.
dun the Aft of Parliament for ritridencig more comino
thou, and fur better molding the Port of London, will meet
'at GUILDHALL, oa THURSIYAY the 214 of March, 1005,
at Twelve GClock at Noon prechely, to LETT by PUSLIC
AUCTION, about THIRTT-ONE ACRES of GRASS
LAND, at the Isle of Mgt, belonging to the Committee,
OM Year, from theirrt laay of April, DM; oleo, the HER-
SAGE in the Lanes of the Isle of Ih,gs whieh are to the
Southward of the C 411.11. The Cuntradlor will he at liberty to
mow or rasture the Land with Cattle or Fifteen. at ha option.
Further Partieolars, if neeettary,, may he hod, hr applying
at the Office of Wurkb, Guildhall, or the Canal °Rice Ilhick-
wall WOODTIIMPE•

LADIES.
TiAT- SUPERFLUOUS liAlif3 ars one of
te greatest d.awbeeks from the besiuty and ifeltracy
o the Fonale Faoe, is allowed by evey man, fr,im 11,e
Prince to the Pamela. To remove them •116,414 prei ttttt I
have, from time to time, started up, but most of Clem, 31-
though pomi.oudy advertised, having been knurl tenth-, ine!fi-
catious or deleterious, ar.. fallen or falling to tae ground In
praiss of TRENT's DEPILATORY, which stands akvulut, is
unporalleled and justly crletwitsd, the Proprietors will only
observe, that it removes the Hairs in a few minutes, without
injuring the skin, or causing any unpleasant sens Mon—that
it has be:it happily applied and Inghly approved in the first
circles of fashion and rank—and that ladim may sec it used,
and thus have ocular demonstration of its efficacy and inno-
cence before they make a purchase.
is sold, by appointment of Trent and Co , wholesale and
retail, by Mr Perrin,43, Southampton-street, Covelit-Gard-ti;
and retail by all the pr.ncalhd Perfumers in London. To Larlits
in the ems itry, enclosing the amount, free of postage, it will
,e immediately forwarded --Price ss.

ESSINTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,
For taking iron Moulds, ink Spots, Red Wine, and other
Stain, out ((Linen, Muslin, Lace, &e. and for many other
Um!a, as a sub/mutt for Lemons. Price One Shilling the
Box.
T AVING received numerous Complaints that
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H—Comi.ositions, sold under the title of SALT OF LE-
MONS, are not only ineffecluel, but that they bum and de-
stroy the Linen ; I think it notemary m inform the Public,
that my true ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS is only to
be had, why llerale and retail, at my Shop in Cockspur.succr,
and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has
my signature OIL the bottom of each Boa, and oti the outside
of the Wrapper. W. BAYLF.Y.
N B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies
in washing their hand, as it instantly cakes out the trains of
fruit, coloured gloves, &c. and is much more agreeable to use
than Lemon itself.
At the same place may be haul, BAYLEY'. SCOW F RING
DROPS, for taking Grose out of Silk, Stud, Woitllen
Cloth, dec.

THE Reverend WILLIAM BA RC LAN"S
ASTIBILICSUS DEOBSTRUENT PILLS -The Pub-
lic are requested to observe, that as the great benefit to be de
rived from the above Patent Medicine depends on the P 413
being genuine, Hi. Majesty's Lion. Commissioners of the
Stain... Duties have been pleased to grant to the Rev. Wm
Barclay, the sole Inventur and Patentee of the A iiinhihnui
Deobstruent Pills, the name of " The Rev. Barclay,
Staffoid-.tiect, Old Bottd-stn!t,” to be engraved on a black
stamp, ishmh stamp is affixed to each hoe, ad others are rutin.
terfeit ; and any person rending the same will be prciecuted
with the utmost seventy of the law. They have been nsed
with Macres by runt thousands ; amongst whom he has the
honour to rank the ((Arming distinguished oenonarg-s, vis.-
Hi. Grace the Archbishop of Caaterbury--The Lord Bishop
of Bath and Wells... Sir John Huovwoon, Hari. M.P for Flo.
niton-Sir Stephe-i Lo,hington, Bart. M P for Pen rt n- r.
Anson, E.q. M.P. Litchfield--James Amfatt, E.q. M P for
Southaini.ton--Cecil Forrester, Esq. M Y. for Wenloo-Ni-
tholsoit Calvert,Foq.M.Y. kir Hen furn-Ediuundltoehto,
New.street, Spring gerttent--Tbomas Arch
Pall-
mall-.4.; W. Dickts. Esq. Private Secritary to the Archbishop
of Canterbury-the Rev. Mn. Dinars-lc, Librarian to the Arch.
oishop. The Medicines air sold at Mr. E. Kerb.'so auflos4l-
- Old B.,nd streetootir Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester
square--M. Forbes. Chemist. Poultry (late Salter and Co )
...Meier.. Bacon and Co. Oximdditreet-.Mr. Bolton, Royal
Exchange.-tdi Michell, Modica' Repository, Long•acre-ie
Mr. Edwards, Nn. Ste, BolOmm-aiand Mr fluter, No 4,
Cheapaile, corner of Paternoster mw. Where mar slot b.. bad,
the following truly valuable Medicines, whose happy effects in
their several cares have procured the most distaguished ;a
nonage ;....The 8., Win. Barclay's Specific for the stir/rand
speedy relief of the G .-1; his Solvent for the Cure of Stone;
his Volatile Nevi os Cordial Drop.; and his Volatile Otly
Embrocation for the cure of the Gout, Rheumatism, dtr ill
which to be genuine, mast have the above min.
stoned /amp.