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Star.
London, England, 1805-10-07

PORTSMOUTH.-POR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurtday, the reith day of
Odlober, rBO5, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
ALL
the Warlike Stores, Ammunition, Pro-
'Mons, dec. of the French National Brig la Faune, co-
ex:tined as Prize to his Majefty's Ship Goliab, R. Barlow, and
rt
Ca-
milla, B. W. Taylor, Elin. Commanders.
For viewing the time, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before the Sate to N. P. Rothery, F.fq. one of the Agents,
and JOHN MOYLE, Broker.

ROYAL EACHANGIE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
September, t Itos.
PERSONS whole annual Premiums fall due on the
29th init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex.
CUANOt and in PALL•MALL, as well as by adj. refpedive Agents
In the federal Counties; end the parties affured are requefted to ap-
ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the reth of
Odober next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. See.
0.• Attendance is given, daily, at the Paid Offices, fey the
Alfurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in FLU,
boar, in Dock, or while Building, from LoI or Damage by Fire;
and alto for the AfTurance of, and 'granting Annuities on Lives.
N. B. Fire P3liciet will be Tied frere expense lo 4Pred voivre
.rfrwal Preniiit athunits no 6. er toward:.

PAENT RETIRING STOVES.
WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnilhing Iron.
' mongers, No. to, Cbeapfide, beg leave to recommend to
the Nobil'oy and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stover. tie
fuperior advantages of which are obvious on the Ilighteft Infpedion,
as they poffrfs every requifite f, r warming rooms, and at the Caine
time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when
ever the air becomes more ratified than is agreeable or whoiefome
for refpiration. The coußrudion is pettedly fimpk„ and cannot
be put out of order, and the fire alfo may be extingulthed without
raking out, by which means danger la avoided, and dull (fo injuri.
cus tofurniture) prevented.
The Patent Steam Kitchen Lobe feen in nfe envy day; Ranges,
with Ovens and Boilers,Warna Clofecß, Hot Heartbs,Fce. complete
Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block
Tin —Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftylt.
London, England, 1805-10-07

On the ad ORober of a fon: alliestarherta houfe, Wedgwood
the wife of Capt Gifford, of the Royal Navy.

MARRIED.
On Monday lA. at Hantlfwertb, by the Revs T. L. Freer.. Mr
Thomas Rhodes, of London, to MI6 Budget, daughter of John
Hodge% Efq. Soho, Stuffurdadre.
London, England, 1805-10-07

STATE-I OTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, have on Sale
TICKETS and SHARES warranted tindrawn:
The next Day of Drawing will be WEDNESDAY.
CAPITA'S IN THE WHEEL.
3 of L20,0C.43' 4 of L2CX)
3 of 10,0 co 4 . Or 1000
1 of 5,000 9 of 500
&c. &e.

WEDNESDAY NEXT will be the Third Day's
Drawing of the prefent State Lottery.
STATE OF THE WHEEL

3 of L 20,0c0 4 of Lax°
3 10,000 4 ipoo
z s,oran 9
,too
Tickets and Share', warranted nndrawn, continue on fade at
the Licenfed State Lottery Offices, the corner of the Bank Build-
ir.,, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-
Ct'ofs, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
London, England, 1805-03-13

BEWICK'S HIS rot OF BRITISH, BIRDS.

THE porchafera of the Fiat Voinme of the above
Work arc refredfolly informed, that the Second Volume
'attaining the Water Binla. may now be had of Mare. Long.
man, Hark gees, and Ormg. !sternaiter.row • or by order to
tloir refpedlive Doolifellett Ls the country; and they arc reguelted
jp mike early application to complete their Sets, as fame of the
Lees am seatriy opt of pript. and will not afterwards be to be had
Uparately. By encoding to the following fade of prices. the l'irit
Volumes may be accurately mucked In axe and quality :
Price of Volum I. . lirke of. Volume H.
Imperial Wis. 11. es.
Thick Royal tits. 18s.
Tails Royal 131. ass.
Ikmy Ica 6d. iss.
The additional price of Volume a, is muted by the great gum-
thy of motor that Vulume contains.
London, England, 1805-03-13

Thu day was "I"

Printed on Sae wove paper, and huz.preffed, in 2 vols. /Ivo. price
ti. tr. In boards, or in zo Numbers, to be bad by one ur more
at a time, price ts. each,
The Second Edition of

I'HE LETTERS of jUNIUS, With Notes.—
By ROBERT HERON, Efq. of the Middle Temple.
This Edition contains, betides an Introdualon to each panicular
Letter, with Notes, and other Illuantions, fevers' intercfting pre-
liminary Effays, particularlj on the Etltifh Conithunan, on the
Eloquente of Junius, and on the much agitated queftion, " Who
was the Author" In the fait Mr. Heron has proved, after a full
acarainatioa,and on the aloft fatbfacftery grounds, an entire rejrc-
den of the dab:* In, favour of Samuel Dyer, W. G. HAniiton,
Edmund Burke, Hugh Boyd, Majors General Lee, and the Rev.
Mr.Rofenhagen and that the Author of thefit.Letters sonitbare no
other than Mr. Dunning.
London : Printed for the Proprietors ; and fold by H. D. Sy-
monds, No. soePatcrnofter-row.

lON will be DISPOSED OF, a Capital and
very defirable MODERN RESIDENCE, fit for a regular
efiabliatntnnt. tinted from Five to Ten Thoufand Pounds a year.
with* MANOR. and from about zoo to teen sera of rich,
healthy, and dry arable and path:re Freehold Land round the
Hoak commanding beautiful Sea and Land Views, fituate
botween 6o and 90 miles South-Weft from London. If very much
defired a Manor and well-wooded Eftate, shout 2000 acres more,
near it, may be added. Enquire of Mr. F. Webb. Salifbury.

TO be difonfed of by a Gentleman, the Leafe of a
Bei& in a (Wet Refpadtabk Street in the Neigh-
bourhtronortland-pLace. Tk Purehafcr nil). be acceamon..
dated with the whole or any part of the Furniture, which Is nearly
New; and. thcMooey win not be required for Sit, or Twelve
Atoptlis if more Cooreoltet.
A Itileteoce to the Owner may be had of Mr. Tucker, FM..
monger, Gnat Ridtell-ilrect.

TO BE SOLD,
Purfuant to a Decree and Subfcquent Order of the High Court of
Chancery inadc in a eaufe, Lloyd againft Lord Milfo•rd, befOre
William Evans, of the Town and County of Haverfordwelt,
6entlestian, at the Cattle Inn, in Haverfordweft aforefaLl on
Mot:dm-ftlay the Loth Day of April next, between the Hours of
to and is of the Clock, in the Forenoon, in Eight feparate and
dlftinEt Lo•s,
EVEtt.AL Tenements and Lands, -tate part of
Lrthe Mate of JAMES PHILLIPS of Pctityparch; El 9. de-
ccacd, fituatc in the feveral Counties of Pcmbrola and CaiMarthcn.
Particulars may be had at thc Office of Francis Paul Stratton'',
Efq.lalionthaatpton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London; of MY:
William Evans, of Haverfordweft, afortfaid, Attorney at Liao;
of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthoo, Attocney at Law ; and of
Mr. Jureph LfickneU, Maple lon, j, Q
London, England, 1805-03-13

DIED.

On Monday morning, after a painful illnefs, borne with exem-
plary fortitude and refignatlon, In the 57th year o, her age,
Frances, the wife of Wiliam Simfou, Efq. of Moor Pai k, Surrey.
Thofe who belt knew her, bat knew her worth. She was an
affedtionate wife, a tender parent, and a finctre friend, bleifed
with a benevolence of heart, and feeling for the dillreffes of her
fellow-creatures, that in kw the was equalled, and in none fur-
puffed.
. Saturday, Michael Samfon, Efq. of Spital fquare, in the 63d year
of Ms age.
Saturday, Jorcpb Mitt, Ergs in the 70th year of his agc. He
was returning to town from Oxford, and had proceeded only a
few miles, when forme cattle palling, having frightened the bruits,
the Coeclunan began ilogg ag them, and Mr. Nutt, with his ufual
good nature, &fired him not to be in a hurry, and intlaotly fat
dawn and expired. Fits boufekeeper was in the carriage, and at
brit flippofixt him reclining for reit ; but as foon as he dikovaed
Ws death. tomediately drove back to Oxford.
London, England, 1805-03-13

LAW INtELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, VEIL S.

Till XING v. TOULIS MID SOWER, ISQ.:tS.
Mclii,. EasalNz and WOOD, laR term, obtained a
Rule to thew cattle, why a Criminal Information
thould not be filed agifoft the above mentioned Gen-
tlemen, who are Commit:Goners of Taxes for the di-
vilion of Buckrofe, in the EaR Riding of Yorkfhire,
for iffuing a warrant againft the goods of the Rev.
Robert Gilbert, Retior of Settington, in the laid di-
vilion, for levying ten feveral penalties of ten pounds
each, which had been fome time before adjudged by
them and the other Commillioners aging for the Paid
divifion ; that the faid Robert Gilbert bad legally in-
curred and forfeited, for (hipping up ten of the win.
dows in his dwelling houfe, at Settington, without
having given any notice thereof to the Surveyor of
the Dißrilt, with a view to evade the duty, &c.—
And alfo the further fum of twenty pounds, being a
furcharge, which the Commit Goners had co. firmed
againa him, for keeping a four wheeled carriage,
and not entering the fame in his return made to the
Affelfors, with a•view to evade, &c.

Mr. EILSILIPIi, in fupport of Rule, contended,
that the furcharge and penalties had been adjudged
againd Mr. Gilbert, and the warrant for levying the
fame iffued without his having been beard in appeal
againft fuch furcharge, or been fummoncd to appear
before the Commidioners, at the refpeaivetimes when
the forfeitures were adjudged, and the warrant 9f
dillref iffued.

MelTrs. GA R ROIV and PARLR foon (hewed caufe
againft the Rule, and contended, that Mr. Gilbert.
had not only had fufficient notice of the day of meet.
ing, when the penalties and furcharge were adjudg•
ed, but had afterwards been heard in appeal againd
the fame. That he had alto had fufficient mtice of
the Commiffioners intention to Me the warrant in
queftion ; and in confcquence of that notice had ac-
tually attended the Commiffioners meeting, and been
heard againft the granting of filch warrant ;—and
that he had been repeatedly told by the Comrniffidn-
ens, that if he was diffatisficd with their determina-
tion, they were ready and defirous to grant him a
cafe for the opinion of one of the Judges of the Courts
at Weatninfter, but that he had always declined the
fame.

Lord &LE solouc raid, that the affidavits made
by, and on the part of the Commit loners, completely
purged them of the charge brought againll them
that they not only heard every 'thing Mr. Gilbert
chofe to advance in his behalf before the warrant of
sliftrefs was ifued, but had both then and before of-
fered him a cafe, which he declined to accept of :
that the country was greatly obliged to Gentlemen
thing as Magißrates and Cottuntifioners of 'razes,
for the great trouble which they were fubjed to in
carrying the laws into execution ; for which reafon
that Court would always fupport them, when they
appeared to aiR confeicatioofly, and according to the
beR of their judgment, and therefore the Rule mull
be difcharged with eons.—Rule difcharged with
Cogs.
London, England, 1805-03-13

For other particulars fee the fneceeding columns.

Yeßetday, at one o'clock, the former Sheriffs of
London and Middles:, viz. MelTrs. Co: and Raw-
time, furrendered themfelves into the ccftody of Mr.
NEWMAM, the Keeper of Newgate. They were ac-
companied by the Serjeant at Arms, and the Hon.
Mr. FAN I, M. P. who was bound for their appear-
ance till the time allowed for their furrender. They
occupy three apartments in the State fide.
The Marquis of SALISSUIT, and a number bf the
Lord Lieutenants of the different Counties, had a
meeting yefterday noon with the Cseaactsama of the i
Esc H KS/ 11, in confequence of his impending motion
on Friday next relative to the Redusaion of the Mi•
litia, allowing them to volunteer into the Regulars.
EATEN COVENT G•EDEN.—Their M•IIISTIES
and the PRINCE Sll3 again laft night vifited this The-
atre, which was extremely crowded with elegant
company.—The performances were, 44 To Marry or
not to Marry," and •i Cot of Race," both which leaned
to give much etitcrtaitiment to the Royal party.—
The loyal and patriotic longs were fung in full chorus
as ufual.
London, England, 1805-01-21

Prii,ied•fur H. D.Symonds, Paternater•row.

This day was puSiiiheil,
THE DECAMERON, or TF.N DAYS' ENrait-
ss RN T of Boce.secio. Traidlatesi from the I wham. To which
are prefixed, Remarks on the Life and Writings of lioccacju, and
an Advertiftnient, by the. Author of " Old Nick," &c &c.
fecond Edition, corrected and improved. In two Vold. /Ivo. price
16s. in Boards.

••• An Edition in two Vols. Royal Bvo. price 11. 4s. Board,.
cr It fc,:nis not unneccilary to obit:rye, that the uajeaion on the
(core of ItcmtioufortS, which prevails againft thi. prodiliftion of
Boccaccio, in the original lain its prefent form, withilit injury to
the int...reit, wit, or fpirit of the Talcs, fulficiently obviated. and no
word now occurs throuLhuut that can poilibly offend the chattift
car.

The Talcs of Boccaccio are too well known to the public to
render any critical account of their merits or demerits tice(ffary at
this period. It is futlicittit, therefore, to ohferve of the recent
Edition, that the tranflatur has earctully improved the latigtrage of
the former Englitli Edition, and exputiged many of the pages
that were offeulive to d cello:). The Look too is extremely well
printed, and to it is pre:ix ed an engraved head of the Author, from
Titian, very well t.xe..tt,.,1.

- .
" The Editor of this vi ark has difplayed confider:Me' dillitinee
in refcarch, and !kill in application; and has furniibcti the belt 11f•
of his Author, now cetera. In Lis' Advertifement: he tided) no..
tices the detects ut the former translation, and the improvements
in th. prefent, which are not niore judicious than they were Lim
cefLiry. '—Anti-Jacubin Revir.w, Match, Ibo 4
London, England, 1805-01-21

AN IMPORTANT FACT.

MRS. VINCEN r, No. 4, Davies.ffreet, Gri
vonor-fguare, abfolutrly is the Ale original Proprietrx and
Preoirer, now living, of 14. GOWLAND's GENUINE LO-
TION ; and as it i► high timr that the public mind be put at reit
on this important truth, One hereby challenges enntradidion before
gee Lord Chief 'office of England, and a Brill& Jury.
ho, like ItLariers (pear,
" Illume the truth, and bid the fiend appear."
London, England, 1805-01-21

POETRY.

We infert the following at the requen of onr Cor-
*fpondent. It is what a Poem of ADDIsom has been
called, a Gazette a Rhyne with more correanefs
than genius. The Illand of Jerfey has (ince the days
of Cow Liv been diainguilhed for literary-char:leers:
he would not now fay. in (peaking of the voles of
P&TNIIE:
Brave Jerfey More! and he's for this high Ogle
Calid to this day the Homer of the M.
London, England, 1805-01-21

SPAIN.

CADIZ, Dtc. 16.—Several regiments of infantry.
two regiments of dragoons, and force companies of,
artillery men, bombardiers, and miners, with A tiaia
of heavy artillery,' and a quantity of ammunition,
have arrived in the Camp at St. Roth. Thefe will,
fpeedily be followed by detachments of the Spanifh
Guards, and the Swift and Walloon corps. The in.'
tendon of theft movements appears t" be, to endea-
vour to carry Gibraltar by florm, before the arrival
of the troops, who are daily expeCted there from
England, to tcinforce the garrifon, which has been
comiderahly weakened by licknefs. The General
who commands in the Camp at St. Resell has cut off
all communication with the fortrefs, and the fervice
is executed in the molt attentive manner. The Eng-
lifh keep fires and torches burning doting the night,
to prevent a fur !mile on the part of our troops.
Admiral Gomm..., and feveral ether officers, are
expelled here, to expedite the equipment of the !hips
of war. They will alfo proceed to Carthagena and
other ports for the fame purpofe. As many Jailors as
tan be procured are colleting to man them.
General Mookau is to take his 'mirage for Arne-
tics in three weeks.

The lift accounts from Gibraltar (late, that the
epidemic fever has entirely ceafed. and that the few
remaining lick were all in a fair way of recovery.—
Among thole who have fallen viltims to it are—
Ideffrs. GLYNN and GAzz♦ ; the former the Danilb,
and the latter the Imperial Conful.

A report is very prevalent here, that the Englifh
bate taken poffeffion of the ifland of Minorca.
MADatn, Da c. t 7.—The foreign Ambairadors and
Minifters at this Court, have fent off Couriers extra-
ordinary to their refpeetive Governments, with copies
of the manila() communicated to them, of the Lath
irritant' ordering hoftilities to be commenced againil
Great Britain.

A part of the troops which form the garrifon of
this place, have received orders to hold themfelves
in readinefs to march at the firft notice—their &Ili-
nation has not yet tranfpired.
A great quantity of heavy artillery is to be imme-
diately conveyed from Segovia. All the other mi-
litary preparations are going on with the utmofl ac-
tivity, and every thing announces, that the war with
England will be profecuted with vigour.
Packets have been difpatched to our American
poffeffions, to apprize the Governors of the war which
bas broken out. Several vefrels were, indeed, dif-
patched to that quarter, Come time ago, to inform
them of the (tate of our affairs and expeAations, and
there is reafon to believe, that they eluded the vigi-
lance t.f the Englilh.
Spain, at prefent, parities a naval force of (ivy-
five fail of the line, Come of them of the heaviell rate,
and a proportionable number of frigates, corvettes,
and other vetfels of war.

Public prayers are ordered to be put up in all the
churches in this Capital, and thofe of the other cities.
It appears certain, that Portugal mutt fpeedily make
a common caufc with us, and declare war againit
Eugiand.
London, England, 1805-01-21

CAPITAL PRIZES.

SWIFT and Co. N. t 1, Poultry, fold in Shares in
the Lilt Lottery the following Capitals, via.
No. 6,791, 20,C001. in 16 Sixteenths
9,361, topoct. in Half and 8 Sixteenths

1.97c01, 40001. in t Ojtarter,and to Sixteenths.
The Tickets and Wires of the prawn Lottery, (which begins
Drawing on MONDAY NEX r), are felling in great variety at
Swift and Co.'s Office.

The unexampled Sale of thcfe Tickets (efficiently evinces the
favourable opinion of the Public, and renders any comment on the
atterfU of the Scheme uneeceffary.

STATE LOI TF.RY FOR iSo4.
Rains DrawingNEX fMONDAY.

THE TICKETS and SHARES for the above
LOTTERY.are un fele at HAZARD, BURN h. and Co.'s
OFFICE, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, LON.
DON,and no where elfc on their account.
The &haste eenfifts of unc Prise of 15,0cc1. two of anpool.
three of zo,oceil , three of 3,0001., fix of t geol., ten of 301. &c.
Sm. The loci/eft Prize is xa and the Lumber of 1 ickets 25,0c01.

jY Country Orders, accompanied with fhort•dated Bills on
London, Puft-Office Order:, ni COI, in Parcel by Coach or Car
*et, punetually attended to; and Corrcfritdents may depend on
Wag treated reattly on the fame Terms as if perfonally prefent.—
Lettere, Pt* Paid, duly anfivered.and Schemes gratis.

la the fait Sept,:ndwrf.ottcry.No it,acso. 10,000-i. and Nn. 3.36 e,

a sopc7ot. were both Cid in ShWea at the above Office:

NEXT MONDAY 'THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING

AT HODGES and CO.'s Licenfed Offices,
Ne. 149, Oxford-Rrett, and No. 44, St. James's-lifter, the
following Capital Prizes in the late Lotteries were fold, eared,
and regiftertd. viz.
No. 29,467 a PriA of tr:.cco No. 2,681 a Prize of ‘22p.00
15,705 2:`,000 30,333 5,000
32,660 - 13,000 28,898 5,000
24,787 . - zopoo 28,060 SPoo
7,121 0,001 36,030 " .f.cco
And,laft year, No. 9,787. a Prize of socol. in one Half, one Quar-
ter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares.
HODGES and CO. have now a variety of Tickets and Shares
of the prefent Lottery OH fte ; and they take the liberty to remark,
that the nocominon number of Capital Prizes in fo final! a Lot-
ter,, there being only 25,000 Tickets, has already &tided fo rapid
a demand for Tickets and Shares, that it is highly probable that
skive will he fcareely any left at the eommetieerucnt of the draw-

. .
lag, confequently the price will be much advanced.
N. B. At the above Offices, the oatftanding Prizes of the laft
anti former Lotteries arc now paid in full—Govalintent Seeuri..
lies bought and fold by Comte iffion.
London, England, 1805-01-21

IRBH AFFAIRS.

Thi4 day wee publithed, price Is. 6d.
ALETTER from an It lilt Member of Parliament
upon the Report of the Seledt Committee appointed to take
into Confideration the Circulating Paper, the Specie, and Current
Coin of Ireland; and alfo the Exchange between that part of the
United Kingdom and Great Britain.
. _

-Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
By whom was 1)0111114d this day, price is. 6d. CATMOLIC
LIII•IICIPAT10111.

This day were publiihed, price 31.
SOME Recent Ca fes of SMALL-PDX, fubreqnent
to VACCINATION. To which are added, Experiments to
afcertaia the Effect o' vaccinating in the Hand in imitation of
the Calla' Difeafe ; with Fa *tot and Obfervations on the Effect of
Eruptive Difcafes in removing the Security Strived from Cow Pox.
By WILLIAM GOLI/SON.
Member of the Royal College of Surzcons, in London.
PortfLa t Printed and fold by W. Woodward, on the Hard;
fold alto by S. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-itreet ; and T. Hurft, Nu.
32, Niertiofter-row, London ; and all other R:okfellers.
London, England, 1805-01-21

Half - £919 o Eighth' - ato 6
quarts? - 50 o I Sixteenth i 5 6
'1 idets and Sh:rei will rife as the Drawing approaches.
MONDAY NI ETTHF. zBTH OF JANUARY,THE STATE

I.oTri-Rli COMMENCES
'TICKETS and ShAres continue on file at the
I.icenced Stilfl: I nttcry Offices, the Corner of Bank Buitlings,
Corehill, and facing the Gate of the Mews, Charing Croft',
of It ich.fxdfon,Goodlitelt, and Co.
London, England, 1805-01-21

FOR THE NEW YEAR.

wGAINIES, at Nn. 54, Bt. Paul's Church-
• yard, hasprovided a Supply of POCKET REPOSITO-
S, with Almauacks of the belt type, and appropriate Furni-
mre. Alfo Jewellery Ornaments, end Trinkets. They are of
the belt materials, elegantly fancied, executed, and finlike& le plea
convenable pour des nrefents.l cette faifon. They are well calcu•
fated to encourage emulation in delirahle accomplifhmcnts.

This day was publi(hed, price is. 6d. the Second Edition,
A BRIEF APPEAL to the Honour and Con-
rcienee of the NATI'IN, upon the NECESSITY of an IM-
MEDIATE REsiI'ITUTION of the SPANISH PLATE SHIPS.
By the AU PriOß of " CURSORY REMARKS," &c.
Printed for J. Ginger, 160, Piccaatily.
London, England, 1805-01-26

LIST OF ALL THE SPANISH SHIPS OF WAR IN THE PORT

OF I, EItROL, OCTOBER 1804..
Names Guns Remarks
La Conception sto Bin good order, without malts, guns
all on board, in the arc..n.d
La Prince of Afturias 110 Newly repaired, do. do.
La iVlrsicano - r2C in good order do. do.
La St. Fcruando , pa An old (hip, newly w.paired du.
La Ncptano
. 814ti...getl, and
.iii good °lda iii the
' arfessi—Lompicte
1.4 Munarco - 74 Do. do. do.

• -
I.• St. Magni-tin - 74 Do. failsLilt—Old thip--Dm
La St. Juan Nopariefcr no 74 101 l our of dock—ln good order
La Montane' - 74 ii good order—ten pairs old
i.. 3 St Yhicionfii 74 Thirteen years old
La St. Frani:den, de Al, 71 In dock, had a thoronglt repair
La Sc. Felliso - 74 bads very raft—Old, in good ceder
1.4 St. Euler ncla ha Old. ho; in rod order
I.a Orii me - 74 Pik but in order (or retake
La Sr. Itillon - 64 Do. do.
l.a Finn-nada • 44 Frigate
ha Flora - 44 Ordered to be &eked for ferviee
La Proem . 44 New, never at Ira, rigged complete
lAI Vc1117.1123 • 40 Rigged and ready 1 ries
I a Diana - 4ia In good order—aboot to rears old
LA NIA • 40 In good order

hi the arfcnal there are fixteen or eighteen gun-boats. carrying
hang 24 pounder, and thirty men belonging to each. During the
lalt tear they lud floating hatt.ric ca-rying front cight to ten long
24-pounder., with a furiunce for hcAting Clot. One of them lay
at Rides the molt of the war.

No 3,;.—Extra `mot of a Letter from Rear Admiral Cochrane to the
Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, dated on board his Mai/ fty's
Chip the Northumberland, off Ferrol, the ascii October
The Spanilh line of Battle (hips are in a Rate fo as to be ready
in a few days. The baking of bileitit goes on ; all their ovens are
at work ; moft of the water is on hoard, and the (hips are kt irt in
a more immediate Rate for frrviGe than they have been fur a
twelvemonth pal.

The Duznaytrottin will be out of the my 'Jock neat Spring
Tide, when the Redoubtable goes in. The benigneux is nearly
ready to come out of the &fon I have reafon to think that to y
have tow a fuffitiency of men for four of their line of battle {Lips,
if nut the win*. Partici continue to arrivo from France.
London, England, 1805-03-14

HILL OF MAN.

Mr. C moved that an bumble Addrefs bonld be peefent=
ed to his Mikity, praying him to &red that a Copy mould be
1. 1 before the Hoare, of the CommltUtet appoindng John, Duke
Of Athol, Governor of the kle of Man, which Commiftion was
da-ed an the 14th of February. 1793: and alfo, that the Clerk of
• littels of the raid Mud mould produce a Copy of the Commit-
non appoln!lisgLord Henry Mersey Lieutenant-Governer of the
London, England, 1805-03-14

~0113 E OF COMMONS, W'SDNESDAY, MARCH s 3.

nr. Theca:saws precasted the papers which bad twee ordered
Spretios Sir Heme Popham.
A perfoo from the Secretary of State's Oiee prefeeted ah Ae-
roma which had been ordered of the Ezpenee incurred for the
re-vice of the Volunteers of Great Britain in thalaft year.
. .

Sir Joint New roar poftponcti hit motion for an Inquiry into
the State of the pour of Inland, till Monday next.
Sir Wit.i.ta to Scott pee noticelhat he fblibld 'solve on Wed-
D4ftloy next fur Imve to bring in a Bill to regulate Prie•
Mr. J. LATOUCHC prefented a Petition from the Wholeftle
Merchants. of Dublin, and another from the Retail Merchants of
the fame City, apiuit the 6 per Cant. Duties.
London, England, 1805-03-14

, EAST INDIES. iS

111 COVTINUATION FROM THS mammy: ?A I.

HEADS OF INTELLIGENCE FROM RAMPOORAH.

At nine A. M. on the zBth of Augua, Captain
HUTCHINSON, of the Beeigal Artillery (who had
been left in the command of the fort of Rampoorah)
°We.' veil a party of the enemy marching in the di-
ration of Ooniara ; and conceiving it to be poflible
to cut them off, ordered Lieutenant Roo/IT/ON, with
three companies of Sep, Is, and fume Golundanze,
to attempt this operation. Lieutenant Roatatsoo
(ucceeded in reaching the enemy, who immediately
opened a fire upon him from three guns. The enemy,
however, were enabled to draw off their artillery,
but Lieutenant Roostnon captured five tumbrils
and a Rand of colours, and compelled the enemy to
retire with the greaten precipitation.
Official intelligence has been received of the cap-
ture, without any lots on our part, of Indore) the
capital of the HoThar territories, by the corps under
the command of Colonel MURRAY on the .14th of
Auguit, 1804. The officers commanding Jetwunt
Rao Holkar's troops at Indore retired with oppoling
any refinance to Colonel Muatar.
Publithed by command of big Excellency the Moft Nobk the
Governor General k Council.
(Signed) J. 1..0 m SDIN, Chief Sec. to the Govt.
London, England, 1805-03-14

FORT ST. GEORGE, OCTOBER so.

Intelligence received from the Mauritius, by the
Danifh brig Governer Bie, detained by his Majefty's
fquadron cruising off that Ifland, oa or about the
24th September laft—the brig has arrived at Trio-
comalee.—The (hip which the fquadron attacked the
day the late prize left the Hand (which we think was
the s7th or 28th of Auguft laft), was a French mer-
chant•fhip, with (ores and provifions, from Mada-
gafear, which they burned; the fquadron had not a
man killed or wounded.

The under-mentioned feven Engin prifoners made
their efcape, and got on board the fquadron, viz.
Edward Duncan, Mater of the Ann, of Liverpool.
. Thomas Jenkins, Chief Mate of the Admiral ApUn.
'Thomas Rolland, Chief Mate of the Elias Ann, taken at Ben.
toolen by the French firadmn on the 1 tth December a lb 3.
Robert Hayman, Chief Mate of the Alfred, taken off the Ranh.,
kath of March left

John Sampfoo Tidwell, taken by the Pfyche In the brig Ad-
treotpre, where he wu a paffeoger.
Andrew Black, Fourth Mate of the Althea.

lidward Cberitsgtoo. Boatfwain of the InveAkrator.
Thcy informed the feni,,r Officer, that the Pfyche
vrac the only (hip of war in Port Louis; that Admi-
ral Ltants had only three months provifions on
to.trd.--There were no military floret embarked on
bn.nd me French fquadron, or foldiers, but about
s6o Volunteers.
London, England, 1805-01-19

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. .

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babe'Med with a fine PoWrait by CAK:mina WATSON, and

•
with varitios Fac Similes,
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or WS. 6d. each, in oetaeo.

This day Was pabliaitd, Price 4r. nd in hoard.,
THE LIFE and CHARACTER of BONA-
PARTE, drawn from authentic Sources.

By W. BURUON, A. M.

And ornamented with a !hiking I.ikenefs, engtavtd by J. A. Kidd
I'his Volume will he foetid bah:rotting to an thieriptions of.
Reader.. It contains. among many other., the following Partieu-
brs : Anecdotes of Bonaparte's early life—.Hu Military• lixplante
during the three Campaigns in Italy—His patfage through Swiller.
land, and Converfations with different Individuate...Hi: haughty
Behaviour at the Congeals at Itaftadt—HisPrefyntation to the Di-
re.tnry~His Cruelties, hie Letter,. and curious Proclamations
Egypt—A full Account otthe Revolution on the 18th branaaire—
His Conduct to England, which provoked the prefent War—His
Cruelties, warder of Frotte, the, fluke d'Enclaicn. and Pich..gria
—His privileged Spies—llia ferret Volicc—The Chamber ,of Hcil
ddcribed—Reaftnu why we never can make Peace with • itila
His chandler, and how it daff.fs from other Tyrants who hue,
preceded hina, more favage than any that ever ranted in eivaha
Euro_
Pirldfret for arty foe by J. Often, Av,: and W.
Clarke, Barad-Ctreet, Loadvn.
London, England, 1805-01-19

Or, THE. FEMAIIE JOCKEY..

l'o,rrraying. intone a variety of Her& and Sack Racing, a late
var.:ordinary Match, Inc which purpole the whole /Stage will Le
arranged as KNAVCSMIRE RACE-GROUND.
rradierliately after which, for the ^th thaw at this Theatre, at (cern
. .

•
tielnekiretif&c.
A molt Superb Grand Rini:ideal Chinefe Speetacle,
With estenEve & brilliant Setnery,Maeltinery,Dreiks, ate. rifled
ZINGINA;
Or, THE HEROINE OF CHINA.

Zingina,.the Herniae or China, Mn. ASTI.P.Y.
Among a Variety of New Scenery. will he pourtrayed the
(Mowing:
t. The Principal Pagoda or the Grand Ulna. 2. Inftde of the
Paroda. with the Mythology. &c. a. The Dwelling of a Man
darin of ‘Var. a. The Royal Canal, with the Chinefe Out-pofts,
ac. 5. Imperial General's Tent. 6. Imperial Caftle and Battle-
ments. 7. The Grand 'Volcano of Linefung. S. Imperial Gene-
ral's Pavillon, S. Chinefe and Tartar Encampment. to. Moon.'
tainous Country, Chinefe Bridge, dee. is. Chinefe Hermitage.
2. Inner Rcccfs with Idols, &c. t 3. The Famous Porcelaiu
Tower. ta. The Magnificent Temple of Tien. To conclude
with A GRAND CHINESE BALLET.
In the cootie of the Evening, Mr. SAXONI, (for Molt affuredly
the lift week) will gn through Isla wonderful Mancsurrea on the
TIGHT-ROPE, affdb tl by the eonsicahtles of thelwo Clowns.
Various New Comte Sanp, by Mrs. Herbert, Mr. Deeaftro,
and Mr. Johanna.
- - - - -

whole to conclude wkb ( t R time) a Cootie Pantomime, called
THE PROPHECY ;

Or, HARLEQUIN'S BIRTH.
Arnong a variety of Scenery, will be pourtrayed, an mad Model
et the City of Park, riceopyinp the whole caw of the Stage.
With a New Comic Ell'oßon,hy Mr. Johannot and Mr. Decattro,
written by Mr. Upton, called " John Bull aml Emperor Nap;
or, Why don'tyou come r
Dears to be Ginned at half pert five-am, be; at half part fir.
Boon 42. Pk U. Gallay ts. Upper Gallery bd.
Half price to commence at half eight o'clock.
Pisces to be taken of Mr. Mobil 4 at the Theatre, front ten Ilk
three o'clock—No Servants can SANT keep places after half
part Imo o'clock.
London, England, 1805-01-19

CAPITAL PRIZES.

iFT and Co. No. t r, Poultry, fold in Shares in
the laft Lottery the following Capitals, viz.
No. 6,79 r, 20, o:.I. in 16 Sixtv,..nths
9,362, lopool. in I Half and 8 Sixteenth,

16,ca, toool. in t Q2arter,atni 12 Sixteenths.
The Tickets and Shares of the prciktnt I.uttery, (whic't begins
UrAwing on the ath of this month) are felling in great variety
♦t Swift and Co.'s ()et.

The imexAmpltd Sate of thefe Tickets fufScient ly evinces the
fa•oarable opinion of the Public, and renders any comment on the
merits of the Scheme unneceffary.

STATE LOT EERY
BEGINS DRAWING THE 'LEITH OF THIS MONTH.

HALL. and CO. at their LICENSED STATE
LOTTERY OFFICE, No. BE3 Cornhili, Corner of the
Royal Exchange (Suceeffers to Mr. NICHOLSON). refpea fully
acquaint their Friendsand tht Public, that the Tickets, and %duly
dantik.d), Halves. gliarterv, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are on thie
in vary. ty of numbers, and on the 'Dwelt terms.

f)' Orders 00111 the Country, remitting good Bins at a thou
date, Bank Notes, Calk, or Posit Office Orders, executed on the
fame terms as if perfonally prcfent.
N. B. Prizes pan ors demand.

sTATE LO rri• Y FOR tSua,
Begins Drawing 28:h of this Mouth.
THE TICKETS and SHARES for tl,e above
LOTTERY, are on fate at vAzARD, BUR N and Co'.s
OFFICE., No. 93, and* the ROYAL. EXCHANGE, LON-
DON, and no where rife oe their account.
The Scheme confißs of one Priv.. or 23,nocd. two of go,tscoi.
three of 10,0031, three of 1,0001., fix Of t ,coei., ten of
,30:1 Stc.
&c. The koireft Prize is aol. and the number of Pickets 2...5p001.
Conutry Orders, accampanied with iltort-dated Bilk on
London, Pull-Office Orders, or Cafh, in Parcel by Coach or Car
Iter, pintdaally attended to; and Corrdpondents may depend on
bdng treated exactly on the fame Terms as If perfonally prefott.
Laws, l'olt Paid, duly ant wercil, and Schstoes gratis.
In the Lit September Lottery,Nojt Apo, 20,0001. and No. 3,gf,a,
London, England, 1805-09-25

PATRIOTIC FUND, Lleyrr,., Sept. ae, 120 f.
T a GENERAL MEETING of CI.- COM
mi rrek; f r MANAGING the PATRIOTIC
-bUNDt
kid this day,
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTFIN. Efq in the Chair :
Read the following Letters, adittaed to Sir Francis Baring,
part. Chairman of the Patriotic Fund Committee at Lloyd's:
St have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Let-
ter,under date the nth of March, trantinitting to me fifty Copies
of the Proceedings of the Patriotic Fund, for the purpofe of beint
circulated to the principal Stations in India.
With a view to apprize you of the ineafures which have been
adopted at Fort William by my orders, for the purpofe of promo-
ting the beneficial objedls of this laudable Inftitotion, I have the
honour to forward to you a printed Copy of the Gazttte publilhed
on the occafion at Fort William, under my authority.
Copies of the proceedings of the Patriotic Fund, and of the
Calcutta Gazette, have been tranfmitted to the Governments of
Fort St. George, Bombay, and Prince of Wales's !Baud; and to
all the principal flattens under this Prefidency. I prepuce to for-
ward to you, by an early opportunity, Lifts of the Subfcriptions
which may have been received in confequcnce of the meafures
Rata in this letter.
I cannot conclude this letter, without expreffing my entire con-
currence in the fendments of public fpirit, and of zeal for the fame
and honour of our Country, which have diftinguilhed the pro-
ceedings of the Inilitution of the Patriotic Fund, and which mutt
tend to promote the national glory and power in every quarter of
the BMA Empire,
I have the honour to be, Sir, your faithful Servant,
WELLESLEY.

Fort William, March 26, !Res.
SIRT have the honour to inclofe the firft of a fet of Bills,
granted by this Government, on the Honourable the Court of
Direetars of the raft India Company, for ascot. (telling, on ac-
count of Subferiptions received in Bengal. to the Pattiotic Fund.
I have tl•:e honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble fervant,
W. EGERTON, Deputy Accumptant-Genen.L
Fort William, March 13, tSos.
The Subfaiptions already received in Bengal, agreeably to a
Lift tranfmitted, amount tofileca Rupees, 15,933.
J. P. WELSFORD, Seactary._
London, England, 1805-09-25

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLOCK:
Confols, for money, 514—fer o:st. cB5.
Omnium, for money, 3H—for Ott. 311.:
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Short Ann. but
India Bonds, is. as. diC
Imp. Ann.o 3.16 i
Exchtl. Bills, par is. Sir.
Chnnium, 31 prem.
Lottery Tickets 10. ass.
Conf. for ace. sBO
'Dublin on London la

Eank Stork
3 per Cent. Red. .Ann. thut
3 per C. Conf. Ann. 381}
4 per Cert. that
3 per Cent Navy 8211
S per Cent. 1797, glut
Long Ann. fhut
DuBLIN, St:PT. 20..]

We are happy to announce that one of the thips
belonging to the Leeward Hand Fleet arrived on
Monday evening off Dover. The rell may foon be
expeaed, as the parted from the fleet, during a heavy
gale of wind, about three weeks age.

Difpatches were laft night received from Admiral
CORNWALLIS, announcing, as is faid, the junaion of
Admiral STIRLING'S fquadron with the blockading
fleet off Cadiz. This addition makes our fleet in
that quarter amount to about 30 'hips of the line.

Several communications, yet unpublifhed, have
lately paired between BONAPARTE and the Court.
of VIENNA. The Corficeas thumps& infifted, that
the Empsamt of Ge'merry Would difarm uncon-
ditionally. The EMPEROR firmly refufcd. Boss.
PARTE, irritated to frenzy, threatened that he would
make FRANCIS the Sitcoms the la, EMPEROR of
GERMANY ; that he would not leave him an inch
of his hereditary dominions ; that he would reduce
EVERY MEMBER of the IMPERIAL House of Aus-
RIA to the very humblcft condition of private life.
The EMPEROR replied in a language of lofty emir-
tefy and calm contempt. He fignified his con-
fidence in his Troops, in his refources, and in the
general loyalty of his people. He ezpreffed his con.
vktion, that the caufe for which he took up arms
was the caufe of Gon, of Social Order, of Liberty,
of Civilization, of all that was dear to Mankind I

He faid, in effect, " Let not him that girdeth on his
armour boaft, as he that returneth from the.battle!"
Diplomatic correfpondence, therefore, ceafes between
the two Governments. It is now between them-
-44 Who (hall ftrike the firlt blow !"
London, England, 1805-09-25

To be Licutarants without purchafe :

Fnfign john Cattenaugh, vice M"Donald, promoted.
Enfign Ronald M'Donald, vice Campbell, prontutud.
Enfign John A. Doric, vice Lee. promoted.
Enfign Claude Alexander, vice Phipps, promoted.
To be Enfignw.-Enfign 1). Mackenzie, from half pay of the syth
Regiment, vice Cattcnaugh James Winona!, Gent. vice
M'Donald ; Robert Winchefter, Gent. vice Dude ; Thomas
Hobbs, Gent. • ice Alexander.
93d Ditto—Entign William Munro, from the 6141 Foot, to be
Lieutenant. without purchak ; En:fign George M'Donakl, from
the 63d Foot, to be Licutsnant, without purchak ; .Enna
Piterfon, Gent, to be Enfign, withAtt putchak, vice Hart, pro-

tooted.
96th Ditto—John Fenton, Gent to be Enlist', without purchafe,
vice Atkins, promoted in the 9th Royal Veteran BattaliJn.
sd Weft India Regiment—Champagne Reynolds, Gent. to be
Enfign, without purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted In the
79th Foot; John Darden, Gent. te be Enfign, without pur
chafe, vice Wallh, promoted in the 64th Foot.
7th Ditto—David Pert, Efq. to be Paymaßer, vice Bull, placed
on half pay.
York Light Infantry Volunteers—Johan Heinrich Adair, Gent.
to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice halocavis, who refigns.
The King's German Legion... Julius Wellhaufen, Gent. to be At
flitant Surgeon to the Regiment of Artillery.
lit Garrifon Battalion.. Lieutenant John Armftreng, frem the
59th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sheldon, promoted in the 78th
Foot.
3d Ditto..-Captain James William Wilfon, from the 834 Foot, to
be Captain or aCompany, vice Bird, promoted in blaior Gene.

... _ _
rsi Champagne's Regiment.
Surgeon Thomas Duncan, hum half pay of the late t sth Gani-
fon Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Tudor& who exchanges.
7th Royal Veteran Bartalion—Captain John Phillips (on half pay
u Protoit Martha), to be Captain, met htl(onachic, reinund

to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion.
9th Ditto—Eniign Thalia* Atkins, from the 96th Foot. to be
Lieutenant ; Lieutenant John Mackenzie, from the gift Foot,
to be Payrnafter.
Nova Scotia

William Haly,!rom balf pay of

the late sth Regiment of kith Brigade, to be Captain of iCom- ,
piny, vice Gray, who exchanges; Lieutenant Tintotby Rug-
gks, with temporary rank, to be Enfign. vice Wetherell, pro-
moted in the Royals ; Lieutenant Kate Ciente, with temporary
rank, to be Enlign, vice Ilalme, promoted in the Royals.
Canadian Fenchies--Captain George Fergufon. from half pay of
the Canadian Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, with
t ary rank in the Army, vice Surer, removed to the ysR
Foot • Cameron, cent. to be Enka, vice Handkon ,
promoted in the ygds Foot ; Edward More, Gent. to he hat-,
%u, vice JOVCrouatues, lootuotol in the yyth Foot.

BREVET.
in William Hatt of the Nova Scotia Fenciblie, to be 11,1,j,e,
the Army.
London, England, 1805-09-25

TH E A flt f.-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
THIS PRESENT EVENING, SEPTEMBERas.
will be aded a Comedy, called
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
Mic I lon. Mr. Tempeft, Mr. MUNDEN.
Perruddock, Mr REMBLE.
Woodville Mr. MURRAY 4
S!r David Daw, Mr. FARLEY.
IMrs. Woodville Mrs. ST. LEGER.
E.rr *remelt, Mifs BRUNTON.
Tr.d of the PLy will be r vived, a Dance, compofed by Mr. Byrne,
called
DERMOT AND KATHLANE ;
Or, TUE IRI -41 WEDDING.
Dermot. Mr. BYRNI,:,
( Sting his Eat apprarancr on this Rage thefe ten years).
Darby, Mr. DUBOIS.
Mailer OSCAR BYRNE, ME appearance).
Norab, Mils SEARLE.

Old Krihlani., Mrs. BYRNE, (her firit appearance).
r. athlar.r, Mils LUPINO. (from the Theatre. St. Peteriburgb.

Ding h. r brit appearance on thia Rage.)
l'o which will he added the Farce or

THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR.
Ahediugn, Mr.FAWCE

The door% will be opened at half paft five, and the Play begin
at p 1 fix.
On Friday. the F.ngliib Fleet; with Animal Magnetifm.
On Monday, the fragetly of the Revenge; with the Birth Day.
On NVedneldiy, the Prnvok'd Hufband; with Netley Abbey.
Doe notice will be given of Mrs.Siddont‘'s firft appearance this
lesion.
The Public are refpedtfully informed that Matter Betty is en-
gaged at this Theatre.
London, England, 1805-09-25

tie 4, CORNH:II.I., and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

TDISH refrealully acquaints the Nobility, Gen-
• try, and Public in general, that he isteiling Tickets and
Shams, in great variety, fer the Lottery that begins Drawing
NEXT MONDAY; and hopes the uncommon fucccfs and puit.
%twiny that has dittinguiffied his Offices for kveral years, will
Sifure him a continuance of their favours.

I,—:r AU bufincis in the Public Fund:, mid:idled with fidclity
and lipatel.
London, England, 1805-09-25

To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-du-et, Londe: ,
(ZIR—I confider it bat an aft of jollite due to the
la merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to commuri.
rate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perfornul
by theft :—An acquaintance of mine, wbo by the hrealtiog e! •
of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of 1;11
orders arifing therefrom), was reduced tknolt to a fkeleton, ant
though he had the beft medical advice which could he obtaitte4,
and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be Trocur,d
which feemed to fiat his cafe, or to do him any fervice ; he remain
ed in a .nor reduced and pitiable htuation for two years, unable
follow his profeffion, and lamely able to walk or even to Rand no
his legs; in raft. no one who knew him ever fuppnfed it rata,
for him to recover. He was advifed at Lift to try your Lea
Pit. es—he did iv, Brialy adhering to the diredions given with
them—he hid not taken more than two boxes, before he found an
alteration for the better : this encouraged him to ptoeeed, and by
taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and drawls gndu
ally taunt, and is now as healthy and as Rom as any mat: I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me fur a
confirmation of the above account if it ihould be doubted.
I ant, Sir,yoar obedient humble fervent,
Library, Folkitonc, July to, silos. THO. PURDY.
Prepared and fold by the foto-Proprietor
Trios. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loa,
don, at his bottle, No. 9, New Bridge fircet;
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Where, after a conftant refidence of more than so years, in a
practice particularly Iredted to the cure of Vencral complaints
and thole incidental to the parts of generation in both fex.x, with
that inviolable ((Tree), which men of his pref(Mon Cu:4dd always
obfente, lts fatten' himfelf the advice and affiltance he gratiritnufly
adtkinitters to perfons taking this medicine, will be elteerned, by
a (likening public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole liv-
ing at a diftstnee, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St Alhau's-ftreer,
Mall; the Toyflop, to3,oxforti-Ilreet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fills
iircet .hill ; Mr. Baxter's, Snutb•bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Al`Dek.
nald'o, Glafgow ; Mr.CallwelTs, Dublin ; Liverpool
Mr. Atkinfon'o, Manchrfter, and by one perfon in every cunfi-
, &rabic town in Great ikitsiu and Ireland, in boxes of only 2S- 94.
each, (cried up with full and plain dirolious, wLereby parfaits of
either lex may cure themfaves with cafe, (pied, fectecy, and rangy.
N.B. Ferry Box fold In Great Britain is felled tip with a Stamµ
en which, by favour of the Commillinners, is printed at the Stamp
Office--T. Taylor, No. g. New hridge•ltaeet—.to imitate Which is
felony, and all others are counterfeit.