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London, England, 1804-06-22 00:00:00

NAVY OFF ICE,

Y :Inc 19, P 8.04.
THE FRfNCIPAL OFFICERS and CORE.
of HISS 111.19-ESTY's Nel P 'l' do hereby
give Notice, that-on. 7WURSbAY the 28th inst. at One o'clock,
they will be ready-to treat with such kersons as may be 'willing to
contraa for supPylig the following Articles, to Le delivered at
the Yards against the same expressed; 2 ice..
FIR SHEATHING BOA RD' C Deptford, Woolwich,
e Chat ham & Sheerness.
BRICKS, - • Chatham & Sheerness.
Forms of the Tenders may be seen ai this Office.

No Tendet will be
,reccived after Twdwe o'clock on the Day of
Trea4y, nor itly noticed, unless the Faro,, or an Agent for him,
attends. .

OFFICE OF ORIiNANCE,
. •
I rib "filly, 1804.
PREVOIPAt OFDICERS of His MA.
yhslq ORDNANCE do bemby give Notice, that
Proposals will he received at their Ogre, in St. Margarit-street,
it'4lmin.a,-r, on or 6,10 re Saturday, the 30th dayV :fume inst.
liti;on such Persons at may he williag to undertake the Supply of
PAPER of English Manufaflure, proper for Cannon Cartridges,
conformable to Specimens.l4../ieb nt,iy be scen at I'4 Storekeeper's
Ofice,in the Tower.

S.vrtples of lbe Paper tguct:ni-comp,tny the Proposals delivered
cairseguence c.f .41dverzliernent, and v;hirbitre to specify, the
Quantifies the C,',:!l:2:77.;rcan undertake to furnish in an given
period progre4sively.

Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contrail may he known upon application- at the Secretary's
Veer, in -St., Nargaret.street aforesaid, any. day. bettireen the
bourn of Ten and Ecur o'Clock, where
.the Proposals are to he. de•
livered, sealed up and marked on the outside " Proposals for the
Supply of !English Cannon Cartridge Paper," but no Proposal
can es admitted after the saiti3oth day of yttne instant. .
Ily Order of the Board,
' R. 11. CREW, Sec.

. • CII.E.tr-OFFICE,
Goth
MOTICEis ferehv g;vett, That the CHEST
4-1 PENSIONERS resieng ht or about Londun, may receive
the 10V-MONEY due to them 9.1 the eneuie Midsummet,
br appL.ing perwitt:4, with their Tickets at this Office, in the
order hoe:IMT prescribed, 14z.
Pensioners whoSe Surnames begin with the Letters
A, or B, Monday. 28th lune.
.C, or Dv. . Wednesday, 27th.
E, F,' or C, • Thursday, 28th.
11, I, or R, Friday, 29th.
J., or M, Saturday; 3oth. ,
N, 0, P, or 9, Monday, 2,(1
It, or S. Wednesday, 4th.
,•
T, to Z, Thursday, , sth.
After which the Books .14,111 be' recalled every Monday. •
By Command of the Direib,s,
41 LACY. 111•LEMY, Accomrant.

GENERAL POST-0 FFICE, •
June 22, 113:.,4.
Is MAIEST Y's POSTMASTER-GENE RAL
feel it necessary to apprize the P:ehlic, that several 4aions
have been 4rought against Very respeßaNe,Merchants
,residing in
the illetroiolls, and at Bristol, Liverpool, Bitiningbans, Norwich,
and Ipswich, fir sending Letters otherwise than ly the Post, CWI-
- to the Pro Visions y..an iletof passed in the 42d
Year of the present King, Cap. St.

The Court of Kink's &web has given leave to the Parties is
compound these ARlcinr, with the 'concurrence cf iheFo4tinaitel—
Geral, upon payinent of lire Penalry ang.Corts.. •
The inducement to ibis len; ly has pfncipallyheen,.:the shot
period since the passing of .the 4a,---and the probability that the
Parties.might err fnadvetyen4 ; ,64 their Lordships must now
signify, that as the AR has been in f cc two fearS, thy will in
future deem it incumbent on them to put Ilk.
Lazu into fulliffe
i: is thercfore hoped the Public will pay due am tftion to this Notice.
_ By Command of His itlapsty's Postm.tster-Getzeral„
• FRANCIS' FRE, AT/ING,-Secretaty,
•

'HE ariginal. PATENT BEDSTEADS, SOFA
:BEDS; and .0 CIA I R-11 F. DS, :with very • considerable
I mprovements, by 11.(: A N and SA N U 1:•R S, 1 nventof s
of their mueh admired IMPEIZIAI. 1).1,N ING•TA B L ES,
and Portable Chairs, and Manufacturers in general of 'Mo-
dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture.' A very large Stock
vf every Article in the above branches, is always ready for
inspeetion, for the furnishing 110, -es co:n p (etc' 'in the First
Style of Fashion, and warranted- of the best Workmanship,
and choicest Materials.. ..••

. .
Elegant•Four,post Beds and Bedding coutplete, with new
designed Window-Curtains, Patent ►Ml►lsyuito Net Beds;
ticul>arly portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and
Sanders, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet 'ManttfaOu-
rers,..No. 16 and r 7, Catherine-street. Strand. Please tu ob-
serve No. 16 and t 7 has no conne;.iOn whatever with a►;t'
other Warehouse iri London. - •

Army and Nayy Equipage ot every•description, on improved
Principles, very portable.

EV THE KING's YAIENT.

F. . . .
ITS, Pains in . the Stomach, Pains in the. Head
or Side, and Pale languid appearances in young persons,
arising limn various cause's and obstruCtions, that have re-
sisted the power of every other
,Alvdicine, have been entirely,
removed and . wholly eradicated 'be C RING 's PATENT
woitm_msTßovlNG LOZENG ES, which cleanse
the stomach and boweisAifthat acrid shine with which they
are frequently loaded (and which too often become the.secret
cause of these fatal disvders), but are efoi:dually subdtied by
the-Use of this •Mailidintf which is proved i'iuperior• to any
other in its easy method of dislodging.those crudities, and re-
storin;.,,tbe body to Health and Strength. Cases of its al-
Caey fro&l'many-Ne;bleihen are Wrapped round each
As an opening PAysie..on all-occasions, Ching's Worm Lo-
zengesare pcculiaily efficacious, will keep good any lenBth
of tune, and in all cliniates."

Sold, wholesale and .retail, at Ching and Butler's, No..},
Chealiside„ a11(1 Retail by most Boolzst.llers, and.Me,iicine
Venders, in buxes,. at 6s. and

pHYSICIANS have., ftegnently olit,e.i.veti, • .that
Eruptive e'..ases, which' have successfully terminate'cl by
the use of Medicine, gen:rally 1, though iti.a •;'*;ltter.flegree)
make their lippearance in the. ensuing Spring. Why this
acrimony of the eireuiation should take place may reasonably
be accounted for, bY.the change of Atmosphere, and
the general revolution. which takeii plaie tit time animid and
vegetable race. It is much recommended to those 'Patient;
who have been relieved at the 'Disl.enslry, Sohii,scluare; in
various cases, by., the Anti-scorbutic Drops, to correyt this.
acrimony of habit, by retaking- a few bottles of the Medi-
cine; a plan which has been m-ouch adopted, from its 'success
in preventing the return of very inliet:-_•r...re,cornplaitits., • ,
Sold with it black stamp, at Simi Isbury's Dispensary, Soho-
square-, London, irt'bottle of ss. 61. 30s..and rl. 25.-duty
incinded. Any otlered with a did:rent stamp must be in-
jukiuus

WITNEY BLANKET 'WAREHOUSE,
No: to 9, GOSW ELL-STREET-

Fr FT E INCoRi'ORATED- COMPANY ni-
•having opened a e
conimodiou,r. A itEl4:.)O ie,9, Otswen,sfieet, tuc
Business or the COmpany will be earri,,d on there, .anil Mer- .
chants, .Warehouse.nen, &c. arc requested to apply to such,
new,V,Var.housc„int,te.id of No. 9, no+V shut up and no longer
used by the,Cornpapy. - •

THE CORDIAL BALM OF -GILEAD is the
most abkolute Remedy for such Diseases as arc at Fended
with the foiloing Symptoms ; namely, a great. Straitness
of the Breast( with Difficulty of Breathing,
_violent
Cations of the Heart,, sudden Flashes of Heart in den t,s
Fags of the Body; at other times, a sense of cold, as if
water was poured an themf flying Pains in. the Arms and
Limbs, Back, and Belly,. resembling those occasioned ,
the Gravel ;.the Pulse very variable; sometimes uncommonly
slow,. at other times very quick,. Yawning, the Hiccough,
frequent Sighing,:anrt 3 Sense of Suffocation, as from a nail
or Lump in the Throat ; alternate Fits pf Crvlig, and con_
-vulsivei„aughitig;* the Sleep unsonnd, and seldom •refresh-
ing, and the Patient often troubled with horrid Dreams._
Mdch has been saki, by interested Individuals, against, all
Medicines that arc advertised ; but there is a very important
Observation. to • 'be' made respetting the Cordial Bairn of Gi-
-lead, that, unless its operation were gentle, and Oka,
clot , it cort(tl cot save risen to the onexAmpled Repu
universal Demand it has acquired ; for,. as it has rarely t'he
great advintage of a persuasive Advocate at
the ear of the
Patient, sonothing.but his Onvidion of its Virtues, by its 7 •
salutary efiliCts, can induce; him to persevere; and yet Rm.,'
sortable perseveranee is certainly mostrequisite;t6 enable '
even the happiest Combinations of Chymicals and Calenieals
to root out Chronic .Diseases, and restore the. Valetz.dinarian
to Health. ,
As the above Complaints seldom collie Within the Obser--
vation of Gentlemen in the general Line of Frac:lice, ie is no
retieciion upon their kno,wledge or judgment to say, that ,
very few of them, have an' opportunity of that experience
which is the only solid foundation of Medical Fame ; whilst
Dr. Solomon's very extensive Pradice, .and particular at-
tention in these cases, enable him to Abut that parnanent
relief to such ' unfortunate Patients, as, perhaps, they can.;
not- experience under any -other Physician in 'the King •
dom. And it, is with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction
that he acknowledges the candour stet liberality of those Gen,
tlenien of the Faculty', who have so distingnishedly connte-
nanetA his'elaim to public approbation, as to' recornmend
Patients to his care.

Prepared by Dr. Selomon, Liverpool, in' ros. 6d. and'sjs.
Bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by which the'
Purchaser saves 9s-. Every genuine Bottle has a Stain
bears the Proprietor's ,Name and Adtiress, " Samuel Solo.
men, Liverpool," to imitate which is Felony.
' N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Donor must
paid, anti tos. 611. as a Fee. enclosed for Advice.
Tit:: Cordial Balm of Gilead, Ant i- I 111 petigines, and Ab;
stergent Lotion, and" •`-; nide to Health " -are
Sold by -Reinn,nt, Hatnbutgh.; K.!Bacli; Pearl= street,
New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, `London ; . and in
Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, littigin ; Brighton; Gregor}, ; [fir.
minghain, Knott and Lloyd ;,Bedford, Smith ; 131andrord,
Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle ; Cheltenham, Sei.
don.; Cambridge, Hodgson ;,Coventry, Rol ;: Gulches.
ter, Kepner.; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, 'ollie
Chatham, Etherington ; C tielinStbrd, C I :what ; Chester,
Pool anti Son ;.Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Sntitti ;
.Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Keene, No. 6, Collese-
reen ; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington; Dov,r,
N'eales ; 'Devizes Lowe ; ,Dorchester, Virtue ; /Deal, Rosi
Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ;
Exeter, 'crewman and Son ; Falmouth, Elliot ; Clouces.
ter, rat, %Volker; Glasgow, tl' Donald ; Liverpool,' Men.:
cantile Gazette, OffLe ; Leads; lions,- Holmes ; t-incuttt.,
Drury ; Lynn, Headley-; Leicester,. Gregory,.; Swinfen ;.
Lewes, Pitt; Manchester, ThoMpson ; Margate,' Rowe;
Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, -Harold ; Newbury, Ful-
ler,
Atlee ; Newcastle, Walker, Hodg-son ; Northampton;
Macey ; Nottingham, Litirnage; NovArich, Steve:44,4l..
Co. ; Oxford, Jones ; Ply mouth Dock; Hoxland ; Ports-
Belam; Reading, Sm4rt and Co. ; Rochester, Ether.
ington; Preston, Sergent.; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; South-
atnptnn, Baker.; StaffOr, Morgan; Stamtbrd, Newcomb;
Sunderland, Bray'; -Salisbury, Collins ; Scarbotough, Bay-
ley"; Taunton, Poole ' • Tvnbridge Wells, Sprange ; • Wells,
,Eviil ; tVeyrnouth, Wood ; Windsor, Blakeney ; York,
Wolstchholme; and by all Venders of Genuine Medicines in
theliniteU-Kingdorn. •

I;o,T.•TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New_Bridge-street,
London.

Edinburgh, May 2, aoo.
the Spring of 1794. I, was affliaed with a
.Venereal. Complaint, which I treated 'with indiffer-
ence-for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a
regular Physician, who put . a temporary spiv• to the virui•
pence of the • Disease (by mercurial applications) for some
time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice
of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and
worse for two I was reduced to a state almost un-
paralleled and beyond aleseription, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head tq foot.-My head, throat, mouth,
hiisei legs, arms, itc: have\ been alternately- in danger of
becoming useless; in short,• I have had from twenty to
• thirty eating ulcers on my body, :and nearly totally de-
prived of sight.—lt would be voluminoes to particula.
the all my case-asuffice it to say, there never was, or ever
will be, one Of a more dangerous, or of a inure compli-
cated nature.. I was long looked upon by ,my friends, and
imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, In-
deed, in my
,thehnondition, death was preferable to my
mere than miserable state. In this dreadful situation. did
P drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence
threw in my way • a Newspaper containinOthe case of a
Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, could not.—l
sent and procured some of your LEA KE's PATENT
PILLS, which, , tea using from time to time, am now, and
have lung been, (after _more than four years indescribable
distres in .as good a state of • healtif as ever I enjoyed ;as a
proof of this, I. had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to
me a few moaths ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes
of- rendering' niv fellow-creature service, request you. to
publish this; .and you may at any time refer persons who;
wish to be satisfied of the truth 'of this, or further partia
culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person.
As few cases. for badness will ever equal mine, and none
exceed it, I haVe from experience every reason to assure'
mankind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will find a
sure, speedy, sate, and. "radical cure, fw the: most dread.
ful.s:age of the Venereal Disease, which is railed a CON..
FIR.MEC I. T.
*Ansurntountable family reasons prevent making my
name and. address public ; but creditables persons really
wanting information 'may also be referred -te, me' and. my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Ediniputgh.
Prepared and Sold by, the Sole Proprietor,.
T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of 'Se rgeons
in London, at his house, No. ca New Bridge-street,
Where he' will give Advice without a tee, to persons ,tak- .
tag these; Pills, and will answer patients. letters, if eosta
paid, on the.-same terms, oberving in all eases the must
inviolable 'secrecy, no person's name er -case having !'wen
mentioned, butiat their own particular request, by the-Pro-
prietor, . during the course ot inure than thirty-six years,
that lie has had the conduding ot an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and the' prat iee arising therefrom.
They are also sold by his. A'ppointinent, for the conve.
nience of those living at a distance; by Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas-
gow,-to whom also Mr. T. refers fOr his address; ar: the
Perfumer's, No. 354 St. Alhan's-street, Mr:
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 1,6., Oxtbrd-street ; Mr. laic;
bnrougn's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo:
nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. z, Union-row, Nittie
Tower hill ; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin; and by nee pinion in
every considerable town in Great-Britain and Ireland. in
Boxes of only Is. 921. each, sealed .up with full and;plain
directions, whereby. persons of either Sex may cure them!
selves vs ith ease and secrecy,
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is scaled er;
with a Stafrip, on which, by favour of the ContruiS::
sinners,: is printed,. at the Stamp-011ice-a" T. r;
No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, ai'i4
all othets are counterfeit.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEEKS.

THURSDAY, JUNE 21.

COUNSEL were heard in
continuation, and at co'-
.

%iderable length;rdative to a Writ of Error, Lucena

,r). Cr:iv:turd, viz. Messrs. GIBBS and PARKE 00
blllaif of the Respondents. The farther considers_
liiin cif the CaSe was deferred till to-morrow. The
Judges attended on the occasion.
The Bills upon the Table Were forwarded in their
respeffive stages.
The delivery of Judgment on the Appeal Cause,
Hog v. Lashley, was postponed till Monday ; and
the Order for the farthei consideration of the Claim
to di( Zouche Peerage, which stood for to-morrow,
was discharged, and renewed for Monday next.
JUDGE FOX.

Lord CART/ETON presented a Petition from LUKE
Fox, E q. one of His Majesty's Judges of the Court
of Coninyin ?leas in Ireland.

[lt will be recolietied that some time since a Peti-
tion from a Mr. HART, of Londonderry, was pre-
sented by a Noble Martinis (AB ERCORN) charging
judge Fox w ith improper conduit in his judicial
capacity. That Petition was ordered colic on the
Table.]
The Noble Lord, after stating the principal heads
of Judge Fox's Petition, moved that the Clerk do
r-a:1 it. The Clerk read it. It went to state, that
he (Judge Fox) had learnt from the public News-
papers that charges of gross miseondliet, &c. had
been committed by him while on the Northern Cir-
cuit, which cha g's were coot ooued in a Petition
from a rrson of the name of HART, and which
Petition arid (17hirges were stated by an Hon. Mem-
ber of this House in his place; that being extremely'
surprized at such unfounded charges, the •precise
nature of which he was at a loss to conceive, further
than s hat Ice had, been informed, he was anxious to
vindicate his charadler, aid had accordingly applied
to the Lord Lieutenant for permission to come over
to Enland to repel them. Hiving arrived in Lon-
don, he was given Co understand that he could not
procure a copy of HART~ Petition without the
express permission of the House, and it being ne-
cessary that he should learn the specific charges
alledged against him in 'or& r to prepare his defence,
he h-ped th it Lortish'.ps would order him a copy of
of the said Petition.—He was also informed that
the Noble Lord who presented the Petition hsid given
notice that he would follow the'Petition'up bs• some
Motion; he wished to be prepared for his defence,
and whenever that period should arrive, he was
satisfied he should estabiidc his innocence in the
clearest point of view. He trusted chat period was
not far distanr, especially as the duties of his judi-
cial station Would require his presence in Ireland.
Lord CARLE•TON observed, that as he had.no
wish to take their Lordships by surprize, he should
merely move that the Petition do lie on the Table,
iotendi: g on Monday, when he understood there
would be a full House, to bring the. subject under
Consideration,

The Earl of LIMERICK thought the case of the
Learned Judge rather a hard one, in his having re.
ccived no notice of the proceeding in question,
tlic,ugh the f,dis to which the Petition adverted,
•,‘ ere alledged to have taken placeabout nine months
before. Of the fads stated he knew nothing ; but
Ye felt it was a principle with that House, in its
wisdom and justice, to deem every man innocent
until he should be proved guilty. He considered
the prayer of the Petition as perfectly fair and rea-
sonable, and he doubted not their Lordships' dispo-
bition :o accede to it.

Lord MULGR.AVE recallecl to their Lordships' re.
colleetion the very imp. rtant business intended
far discussion on Adonday, and deprecated any dis-
cus..ion which may take up their Lordships' time on
that day. As to the prayer of the Petition, he
th.uBht it so fair and reasonable, that it might he
once acceded to. Under that impression, he
moved that a Copy of the Petition, as prayed for,
be furnished to Mr. Justice Fox.
Upon ais, the Question was immediately put;
and it was ordered accordingly.