The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-13 00:00:00

SATURDAY, APRIL is, MS.

PROPERTY ACT OFFICE, LONDON,
Arint. 6, 1805.
THE COMMISSIONERS for executing the Alf
Ti the 4.. id Gto 111. Cap. 12, imitated,
An MI fur granting to H,s Majesty, until the 6th Day of
May next after the Ratification of a Debnntse Treaty of
Peace, a Contribution on the Profits arising from Pro•
party, Professions, Trades, and Offices.
•Obiensing that several Persou have mot delivered to the Assessors,
or at this Oilier, the Lists, Declaratioas, or Statements, ropsi.ed
by the Ad, where/ It they stay be charged to the Duties for their
Profits from Prifeisioli, Trod., or Voeotion, for the past Year,
glie :Voice to the Perootu in default, that suck Declarations, efe.
stin,,lsl be aelivrree intmediuteig, as Poetic, ore new become liable
to the Penalises insposeil by the 44.

By Order uj the Coasakiniodee, s,
SAMUEL FOR)

I, Ckrk.

T a very numerous yed
of AUCTIONEERS: MB' .
OWN and ANCIIOR TAVERN in the Strand,
Mr. WINSTANLEY, in the Chair;
It was Realved Unsenitiou4lv—That in Consequence of
the recent Additional Duties on Sales by Auction, amounting
to a Charge to., heavy to be borne by the Venders only, and
Auctioneers being empowered by the several Acts of Parlia-
ment relating thereto, to receive the :ante ot the Buyers or Sel
lent, 33 shall seem most proper: It is the Opinion ot this Meet-
ing, that the mid Duty, not only on Estates, as 4as been cus-
tomary, but on other Effects, should, from this Day, in Justice
and Equity, he charged on the Venders and Purchasers, in
equal Moieties. And, that the said Resolution be signed by
the Chairman, published in all the Morning Papers, and in The
British Press. R WINSTANLEY, Chairmen.
Resolved Unanimously-,—That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Chairman for his very impartial and polite
Conduct.

April 11, 11101.

SOCIETY FOR ESTABLISHING AN ASYLUM
FOR OUTCASTS.
Hie Royal Flightiest the Duke of YORK. Pre.ielero.
Am E. W. WHITAKER ; E. FORSTER, Jun. Eel. Jane
Tie rsuren.

AT an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL
COURT of the GOVERNORS of this Society, held
on Wednesday, the Sth of April, IBJS, at Ss. Paul's Coffee-
boon-, presmt,
The R,ght Hon. Lo d GRANTI.EY, V. P. in the Chair ;
Several objections having bean made to the present Title of
the Society; •
Resolved, That th, Institution be heiaceforward denrinsioat.
ed se THE REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE," in Ii a
of the Society for establishing an Asylum for bialatuul Female
Outcasts,
Resolved, That the Address n•ve read be approved, and that
the sante be •
THE REEL'..'.. FOR THE DESTITUTE —The (Reset
which thii Society ,:auto vte,-, is td Provide Places of refuge for
p.irson• discharged from prison or the hulks, unfortunate and
deserted Females, and others, who, from loss of character or ex-
tr• me indigence, cannot procure an larinec in.tpaenapee,
thrtigit willow to leek. It is intended, with a dote regard to
the sepstrat, -.ent and employment of the male and female
objects of uts ta. pay the most particular attention
to the improv.init • pf their morals, and to afford them an op.
portnitity of our: or of I •ariiitig, samosa trules and.riccu
p ithrts. After r. hsve aequi.ed snob hahtts of religion and
industry as may ritna,:,.•nt Mend members of society, proper
situetione will be stii:f•L ,o- the .it, and rewards bestowed on
those who petsolem in aeoni conitues. Whets
atwerawwwwwia in this WaiinihrOlnweibleelliy*

I it is

%hilt' some, it is iogich to toTfi.a..-d, burn
parecitial relief can be ostain j, an u-,de't.kist-tlerldmetalllt •
more such evES, caromt fail to expe:ieireas the most sisceild
patronage and support.
..Reenlved, Tnat it he refer,ed to .he Cerumitme, to take the
neeaialry steps to ellen-hoc the shore Arldno,
Resolved, "Iliatihe Committ-e be dceired to order the Pro.
e?edmg; of thi, Extraorthoury General Coot to be advertised
as soon i• posoltle.
Retolved, l'hat an Extraordinary General Court, to oonfirna,
arneorl;or alter the proceedingt of this day, be advertised to be
holdot on Wedneday, the lint instant, at Two o'Clook, at
the St Paul's Coffee-house.
Resolved, That the Thanks of shit General Court be me,
tented to the Gentlemen of the Sub-Committee who prepared
the Addr a to the Public, approved of by the General Court
on thi, dot.
Lo-d Grandes having left the Chair ;
ResolvA That h., Lordship be re,pietted to accept of the
Thanks of this General Court, for his a:teution to the business
of the day.
Ad:owned to Wednesday, the 11th Div of April, 11105, St
Two o'Clnck. J. GRINDLAY, Secretary.
April 10, 1005.

_ .
" To prove what hidden pow`rs ifi herbs are 'Mired
" T *quench disease, and heal the Inimeig wound,
" With cordial drops the fainting head sustain,
" Call hack the flitting soul, and still the throbs of pain.'
THESE desirable purposes were never so effec-
tually promoted as be the late Dr W GIISTER's Ineen-
tiOn and Improvement of hi- ENGLISH DIET DRINK. The
celebrated Dr. Franklin, after his own experience of its auernin.
M leverets in the SCURVY, and manyjnbsequent trials in
the YELLOW FEVER, took no small Ana to spread its fame
over America. Every day has been adding to its reputation in
England. The cures performed by it in the Scurvy, the Scrre
phu'a, and all Diseseisills..l4 Irons impurities of she Mood, as
well as in A01%11116. Consumptions, and the lamentable train
of Nervous Complaints, would surpass belief, were they not
well attested. The case of R. G. HOLLAIDARY, a Purser in
Hi Majesty's Service, deserves peculiar math, at *is MOOref
the year, when a few Bottles of the DIRT DRIVE way be
found no lees pleasant to the taste, than peeldWelbe sywam.
—This Gentleman's blood was deeplyntiglidl the Ileurvy,
when he received a slight beetle, whisb riesn.bseewei • wound,
and ',read rapidly. " I applied," says he, in a Mess addrinsert
to the Do tor, " to several Surgeons in Edintmegh„llllymouth,
and elsewherz, under whose care I was for mmai thiik years, kept
ender a mum of medicine, which, I am Well alaviistak eel
Mtreurial ; mid by means of which I was ea sedesed, that h
was thought imps site for me to recover. Ma eel, I pilt
utea=idrie
myself under the care of the late Mr. Cssi lobe pes
me the Nitrous Acid and many Tonic t l SWIM,
recommended me to inhale the Vital Air . r 'Mosley
these relieved me a little; lest a wisltoti 4111=0 ini),,
_k_„lol°
worse than ever, cam id.e Illiken went to ' ter
tal, where I remained feetettee eledtht with** • ~b. _•111'
came from thence to St. Tkasisees Hospital, where I rememew.
sine mouths, but we dmieWslie deemed ineuralile. In dills
distressed situation I was advised to take your DIET DRINK,
and have now the ke declare, that in about three
mouths I was mad, Om I mat otherwise have
lingered out a miser** eleiellewee."
This Case, and many etleam oat leis Wassesdas, ant dr
writ.", at full length, tn. der flied 'Wiwi of De. Webstees
penular Treatise on the abase Cenesdatais "Melt say be bad,
.

f F JOHN BUSBY, late of Deptford, Kent; will
a apply to Mr. Painter, Nu. 31, Efinghatn Place, Deptford,
before the Ist of May Isos, he will hoe of something to his
advantage,

SPRING STATE LOTTERY,
Resins Drawing MAY 13th, 1805
er ROBERTS most taped:trolly informs his
1 • Fsientit and the Public in general, that Tickets and
Shares are on Sale as hi. truly FORTUNATE OFFICE, No.
8, Curohill, whereNo £4,640, a Prue of/EN THOUS AND
POUNDS, was sold in one Eighth and Fourteen Sixteenths in
the Let Lottery. No. 15,587, a Prize of 5001. was also s•dd
in Shares; and Priam, to a considerable amount, in former Lot-
teries, too numerous to mention The present GRAND
SCOEME consists of Two 30,0001. Two 20,0001. 1 hree
10,0001. Three 5,0001. Five 2,0014. Eight 1,004. Ire. Ire. •Aw
ratty Purchase if recommended, 2.4 Tickets and Shares wdl ad-
s race in Price as the Drawing approaches.

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as well as the MET MINE, at the Pregrrimme, Ilia and CO.
49, Kennington lane, Lambeth. Also b *air primly&
Agent, Mi. W. Forbes, 29, Poultry; Pam dad Co. 150,
Oxford sweat I Ward, 344, Holborn; OA* gad Co. Har
Majesty's Chyralaga, 11, Haymarlmt; Midaltairniot, 43,
Strand ; WiMN, Chymin, Ilacktriata-tood;
vs, Borough ; Jordan, Downy 23, Whilodlopoi ;3'1=11;
at least one nooloranor, es respadtabie Weiler of Public Mad
caw, in arty prinsipi Dann in Ow UAW ir,bwidina.