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'ac—'The M.:it - 11am of Venice; with Who Wins • ; with All the World's a Stage. with Is he Prince? • S.cood Price 3s. (id. Pit, 4s. Second Price 21. Gilet y Cs. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. frilf-pa-t 5, and the Play ber'ns at Lilt - vast 6. Oats, with Lock anti Key. SUBSCRIPTION THEA'T'RE. rr, Hr. PROSPECTUS for ERECTING a NEW I . R F. by SUBSCRIPTION will be laid before the r','=' in a feW drys. In the tn?an time such No:gem:Ai .. .. A Gcnt l e . , ,-1 as are desirous of sul'l>ari, g this viidertaling by iL s : ,l);cribers, will please to th.-Ir names to Mr. 7.1,5,- , rs Marsh and Co. Bankers, Berner'.;-street ; Ro::::4, Curtis, and Co. or Messrs. Ramsboitoms aad • ;2.l:Atrs, • oinhard strtet. By order of a Select Committee of 'ltibscribers, HENRY FRY, Solicaor. • ye. Bedfora-row. NI:j0 it in an old established Regiment of Foot, re :n4(.4 from ForAgn Service, wishes to exchange , 1;.ori:on Battalion.—Air .ly to Messrs. Greenwood and . :n - rny .11;....nt5, Craig's-court. •-- - This day was published, : price lta. in boards, the Third Edition, illustrated :\-131) of Spa::), with the Route of the Army, and a Plan Barth. Corlin:l3, A NA RRATI VE of the CAMPAIGN of the L 1 ;Sill ARMY in SPAIN, commanded by his Excel -1,„. , si r 3Q1:: MOORE, K. B. &c. &c.; authenticated by G. „l 1 , ;1),r; Und Orig inal I.Ptters: his lirotlltr,- J A MES MGORE, Esq. for 3. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. riZI . ;ON OF BLAIRS ENGLISH GRAMMAR. rrH - i. SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVER are re:pectfully informed, that a new and revised iR cluy published of Mr. BLAIR's NEW GRAM ';',R, unites within this single Book the simplest Expo ..t• PK I NC.II'I.ES of G iAMMAR and its dependant EXERCISES of all kinds stacking to perfect the ..t i . B: inch of Knowledge. - - • :41 Price is half-a-crowu and it may be had in gum. airs of .!! :tilers, with the full allowance. 1.:.:.1;n, Se >tin*, r 1, 1609. MR. LINLEWS NOVEL. Jay were puhlbilted, in Four Volumes, price 11,is. r . ADVENTURES OF RALPA REY - .',11)0F., containing Sic c - rc HES Uf INrie DER N CUMILAGITERS, 3, and EDUCAT!ON. By WILLIAM ie ways of lieav'n are dark .iral intricate, with niazet. and p , riilvied with errors, .;- r I.:hitt-standing tracts them hi trail, I. hewilder'd ix the Iruiletis search, with how much art the wit:l.l4lgs run, tae rettalar confusion ends. ADDISON. I:icamko Tutu:ars,. Lou.lon; and to be had of MONEY. F.';. LUCAS and Co. ben. leave to inform nr.). Ito in w and desirous of borrow in i t tem pt•ria..•.••:,. sums of moni, that they can at all , imes • :e any strn lord. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal - • . nther sectiri:v front :darria:e Settlements, Money • .1 Cla-im-•:!.; Livings, cr Fr:•ehnld, Copyltuld, and the mast 01)6 - al and honourablu terms.— :•• Lezas and Co. daily receive at their Nu. tet, J:ratya-szrci t, St. J:tmea's, perhonali; or by • N. B. Teti yettrs purchase will be given for at \\ Talton on the Hill, Ei.som, Surrey, 13.tity wa-; four y,:art afill.ned with Scorbutic lif:ern one ',•.-e,,an.l pt-etlily cor , tl by :'1•;;1,5 - ..try'i Potent Arr.:- . the at ..:`.l.it!),•wi, al.o Cllftd of :t.n ulcerated • • • :King h 'tit ai . •,•,d 241, re - • , ;! . ..ear wAt the lo.s of 90 pierts of bone, re . , a lat)Jrioc., occupa•lo,:„liouzh tha loss of his t'.:.i ht nece,,,sy to SetVC lA , Ilk. attine this the Nvords, 'fly the King's Patent,' -Inn the 13.)tt1,•, itiil t.f di: ..:ction, and outside wrap Fer, licit) , is printed in brick i!:1c. •••• Lioyen,:ary, I.t, S.,ho-syntre, London, In small -• •••.:.; do t'tle bunks, It's.; and larger, 11.... t. • I,,ettr.,•, to allay ttn?l,asont ritation, Os. J.-/ i.. • &c.--Mr. LOSS li.tring bees regu. :rat,Ct as a Mrtr.her cf the Royal Co!lege of Sur . • to direct his a . tteralinto the cure of the follow in:; •/. a certa:u disorder contracted in a moment of in - - • ••.r:cteres, or obstructions in the Urethra, and every *•• •ity or Deficiency, whether occasioned by a secret • of youth, long residence in a hot climate, or the of mature age. 'File result of several years • • by a s'iperor aad peculiar meth,>d spec • move diseases, however invetet - at or CORIFII .1 :•••,..-r.t cases of Vehercat infection, to complete a per • • t. •r days. The uniform success attendirg his mode cc.d Mr. CI. ripsnly to otter his advice. lie ...;7••! . .a1, a; usual, daily, with s.:ctecy and lionca,r, by ' • - . : t.••.fly, or by tette 7, cfultaiiiing a Bank•-cote. • !- tlret•iartet. ROYAL EXCHANGE. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co_have on Sale at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Ex /flange, TICKETS and SHARES Ix the S FATE LOTTERY, which is on a New and Improved Plan, consisting of on:y 5,000 Numbers, to be drawn in One Day—FRIDAY NEXT. THE SCHEME CONTAINS ... Prizes of .., 2E20,000 4 ... ... ... ... ... s,otwa 4 ... ... ... ... ... 3,500 8 ... ... ... ... ... 1,000 And 12 ... ... ... ... 500 With Others in Proportion, AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. .." Letters, (past paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All kind of Government Securities bought and sold by Com.. mission. NEXT FRIDAY THE WHOLE OF THE STATE LOT TERY WILL BE DRAWN. SWIFT and CO. respectfully request their Friends to obs,•rve that all who intend to adventure in the present STATE LO 'T'TERY, must purchase before FRIDAY NEXT, as on that Day the wmot, t LOTTER y will be drawn. Th,re are only 5,000 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the following CAPITAL PRIZES : 4 4 of A5,000 I 8 of £l ,ooo 4 ..... of .. 2,000 11 of 5OO Besides £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. &c. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN TWELVE HOURS. TICKETS and Sun ass are selling at SWIFT' and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, PuULTRY, No. 12, CHARING CP.03% No. 31, ALD6ATE HIGH STREET. BEFORE FRIDAY NEXT. j ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spectfully remind the Public, that all Purehises in the pre; sent STA"! E LOTTERY mus. be nude before FRIDAY next, as en that Day the whole of the state Lottery will be drawn in Vt' LINE HOURS.. ONLY 5,000 NUMBERS—Pour Tickets of each Number. 4 - of _ - - aC20,000 4 of 8 - of £5,000 I 4 . - of - - aC2,0 00 1,000 1 18_ --of - - 500 _ _ &c. ice, Etc. Four Tickets of One Number, by which the great Prize of £BO,OOO may be gained,—hy Three A'rle,ooo,—by l'wo £40,000, —are now on sale at the Offices, Corner of Bank Buiklirgs, Ct ro hill ; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Crriss,:ry RICH.s.RDSON, GOODI.UCK, d Co. GRAND I.OITERY. £20,00 TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN THE PUBLIC IN ONE DAY. FICKETS and Shares are on Sale by EYTON, at his State Lottery Office, late partner with Sir Alan Branscomb, No. 2, COliNlitLl., near the Mansion House. Only 5000 Numbers. Setemes, and every particular relative to the Lottery, to be 1144, gratis, at the above Lucky Office. in the last I.ot:ery, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were in 110 ::Lares, by EYTON : ...... ... X 5,000 2,000 500 500 ... ..... 400 9,123 12,510 20,0(4) 3,003 18,977 20,0ft0 719 1'2,767 10,000 1 . 18,53.5 4 4;20 ... Likew:se, No. 3,618, Tile Grand Prize of 10:.'0 Tickets, entitled to £24,765. ERIDAY NEXT. ANIJ -PCP -I S AN' PILLS .' GRAVEL and 1 0 ..0 Of• E, ;:vt crrt :in Cure for Oat Jrnst paidul and dis ' ti:one and (have!, it: alt its variris forma, 4•1 excrucLitlng pain in ti bowels. 'lbis :rem a faulty secretion in the kidney:, co•i.• • '• t'te vi:akness of their VVro. IS. The tist-• Of ' • Ly the orgaii.:, restores the secretion of ...!. •,taftt, an•.l iir,•t•••rtts tite fat - titer rroductinn of • wh:cti iit•t;te ! !r.ivel. It is t , •••ti .•C rc - coinmencht!on of nty•llwrs cor:d by tk.•in, th.tr. :hey arc, liron:7'n i i a e th•.: . •••• Ivt.l oitri of their unpara.l - r. and rctal at Mr. Eti,ter's, 4, Ch tap:lde, corner • - •• !.7 :11,1 Cint:trq 4,1 d Me • • ..,.,t '.. earn. ..1 ..:~.. T,ZRANSCOMB's Lucky LOTTERY OFFICES 1 No. ii, HOLTIO:tN, 37, CORNHII.I. ; likewise at 269 S I'RA.II),. a , :d 33, ILIYIII.a.KKET, St. James's, where the i .!Icr.viog C::pitai Prizes, in the last State Lottery, we Sold, Shared ai;•I R. gkteretd, namely, Tits GRAM) PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS, Wllicii produced Atid since .4::4,765; 14th MARCiI, 1603," LiktAvi,e 'Three Eight X. 20,000, £20,000, One la CT 0000, 105 SiIARES, Two 'A iiii several X 5,000, ,e.t0,100, Cue £3,000, , X 'COO, £l,OOO, With several Xjoo, Ecc. Etc. • £5OO, &c. &c. All sold in Shares at the above Offices, and where Tickets and Sh. - ..-es art• now wiling in ties preseur new and im proved State i.ort,ry, which will be drawn oa the 20th October, and consists of only 5003 numbers, therefore, an early purchase is recoinau2nd!d by sir JAMES nItANSCONIB and Co. FRIDAY NEXT. DISH respectfully reminds the Public, that the 1- . STATE LOTTERY not only BEGINS but FINJSBES 011 Fr;(11y the t!cltlt of :Lis month; therefore all who wish to have a chance to EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the pur chase of a single Number, must buy BEFORE the Drawing begins, as the whole i.ottery, consisting of .C. 2.0,000 In Prizes, will be de ci..eti in ON.E. DAY. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at his old esta blishel O.: es in London, and by his Agents in the Country, vil , •) in Cie late Lotteries have ben remarkably fortunate in aid sharing an imrrikTre number of Capital Prizes, lanai i ,he two N.: Priz..s, the last £_5,000 Prize, and I ..!st Cnital Prize ever drawn. '..** Persons in . the Country may be supplied, the sany! as If pr•2;..-,t, by tending their orders, (pos , or carriage paid,) accom panied with bank nn!, c, good bills, cash, or post office orders, to either ,if l,ix o lil es•Jhlislied OffiCtS, Ne. 1, C:OltIsi:111.1., or 9, CHARING CROSS, London ; , XVii e all eus , :iess in Cie Public. Funds is transacted with fidelity • -‘r !, • 1 r.) ' , •ctoral T.o7enus, an:: •• • an.: to .•.stlanc,, in Plea, t remark the SrATI el: ONLY Lottery that Will be . ;114 Y.ISAII. • • ; ES o'. ~pc. c o!),F. , il 17, 1309 VAUXHAI.I. BRIDGE.—TO ENGINEERS. • • E.IST-LNDLI-HOUSE, Gooier 4, 18011, THE COMMITTEE having determined to pm; T HE COURT of D,IR EC,713 RS of the UNITED teed with this undertaking with all p oss ibl e dispatch. tire COMPANY' .f MERCHAM'S if ENGLAND, Swarm ready to receive Proposals from Persons properly qualified to AU the office of ENGINEE/t.--Such persons are desired to send Pre. nr grew mime, 'to fie EAST-INDI.ES, is h by ' ' posais, sealed up, addressed t o th e C o m m i ttee at t h e Virginia That a General Court of the said Company will be held at Coffee-House, Vornhilf, on or before the 118th Inst. on wifeh their House in•Leadenhall4treet, on Wednesday the 18th Instant. day the Committe e will meet for the purpose of taking the swle ! trom nine o'clock In the worsting until six In the evening, for she in - n consideratiru I . By Order of the Committee, Election of a Director of the said Company, in the room of 'Jou* 1.-wiloti, Oct. 11, 1809. JULIUS NAS, Cktk. 1 1 1 „„ ILAVIRS, Esq. deceased., . PRICE 91XPglit'r-'4AI. rENNY. - • . . TO l'E- 'OLD hY .%UC MON, 11•11 01 XIA A . 1. i•STATEo, nil , TOLit: • - THE - 74/IA.MOR of 82. NI-I:',..LL, tt.,! nugnificett -modern Maedm House and Orley', Park, Plantations and Groul./s, ely•taitileg about 2 , :0 sere', sOth the sera..:-sl valuables earroanding• Far •••F. thelt esid,:nde aNi property of the late Ad• miral.Sir i-iy::: , Paker, dye .• • !, situate at Boaliall and Ski-mind hi,e, .11 the County of St.ffrok, • ne• •••er. whh the Great Trite* endOe ', le .witson of the Vicarig•., y.-11111, Sold by Auction curie 'damn Novemiterier.,i , Lo s (a Lae treaty fur the }u -cha_e of ebo atie : ole;ay Private Cataract mit having heel cemple.e , l),` at ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. 'which I)o'l..onm evill b7prefrar.:d and not;ce given in (1,, ' ne, For - blether inlaa - alatinn in the invans• - •.. -- ar. a3pLevio-s may le GRAND STATE LOTTERY, • TO THE PRO '''.Z ILTORS OF E e'INDIA s roc& made to R. L. Appliard,lsq.Liticola's Inn, Londe ::; or to Mr. On a New and hizhly Improved Plan, tote drawn in ONE /IA Y lowards, Brantford, lac sr Ipswildt. I.ADIFS . AND 4.7I:N7'LE-111EN, ... . • ON FRIDAY NExT. e • ._ T B-- !,!.:vo to r; aim you my most grateftsl thanks for ~.."- d A K , AliH — El.M, BEECH. AND WM NUT-TREE, IaODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, 1 1 th..l` ‘ very flat:ering reception wi:h which you hive honoured '''' - IN KA i•.. 1'6.-1 OBF 'OLD ItY AUCTION, - 1 - -I- Oxford - street , and 44, St..fames's-street, are now will % I the veon o-y Ce.nvits. The day of Election being Rutty' We 1- fly lONIC _1YR.1...;,00 Tuesday ihe tash day of October. at two the Tickets and Shares in the present truly URANI) STATE 1. nesday, !he i •,tli ins(a,a, ahow me to .intreat your nasty attest- n'tleck t , r three precisely, at the P.a. Lion, W esti:eon, in.tho LOTTERY, eontainmg £200,000 in Capital and other Prizes. 1 . dance rid ,app-t.: in my tafour. . • coirary,of`Hants, • T. vt.ry superior advantages of the present Lo. tery are sherni, c`• Your klndl•nis, at the last imant, placed me second upon the 15:X) 0 NIES 44 3 Bee :h V 'Elms. 117 Aili, and.. , t , by Adventurers having a sure Chance of all the Grand • te... ' "'of Cantildveseard the accession of many very pAverfet . '• • 7 W Anise Trent ; sta-Ing in aid about Heowood, Prizes, as the whole will be drawn in ONIE DAY, 20th 0C9,01e• • , jirho vows* therepete-enmed, 4usm...ty .3 lied graunded . ~.„,t4„,) ci ; ui . „ 1 yri. t b„,,., / ,; 4 , 4 ,,, • . R , .? from w e ,' n s i wos„ to f i v e r, ;ten her, .909, and on which Day the immense Sum of £40,000 null I, 'Con ce of music's. - Gosport, 15 fr om Farebam, 6 tram Pcterelketd, 12 trans Alcoa, b'-,;;amts' by One Number ; and also, that ins t ead-of waiting in I Shouldyou be pleased to confer upon me the important trust to and 59 from L oi ,d ori. anxious suspense, as in all former Lotteries, the flartuente Purcha... which I aspire, I btg leave to assure you of the fi delity and seal Marbe vievaal ten days tree. ling ' hi Sale, when melt wilt S2ri in this, may at once receive a NOIII.E INDEPENDENCE. i with which shall devote myself m your service. azt-md to shew the timber, by applyirat to Mr. Slime, at the Red I have the honour to be, Lion,, Westrueon, where Catalogues may be had; and at the Red I.Ydits and Gentlemen, Lion,Fareham ; India Arms, Gosport ;Swan, Alton; Bush, Fain. Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, ham ; King's Arms &pilot ; White Lion, Hartford-Bridge; Billiter-square, October 6. JAMES DANIELL. Bosh, Staiees ; Griffin, Kingston; Wlme Ltoo , Cobham ; White Mr. Daniell's Committee meet every day from ten to. four at Hart, Grill.'ford s ; Kill's Anne God aiming ; A ichor, Llphoolse the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry. Red Lion, Petersfield; the Crown and B oe Post Inns, Ports mouth ; and of Mr. Ayres, Auctioneer, Timber Surveyor, and Messmer, Houndsditch, London. _ . _ JAMES cOßß.drtiricat Secretary. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA wrocK; MR. DANIELL respectfully begs leave to re . mind his Friends, that the day of Election is fixed for Wed nesday peit, the 18th instant, and most earnestly solicits the ho nour of their early attendance at the Ballot. CAI'IIAL 1 kEEHOLD MANSION. K, I , AKM, AND LANDS, ESSEX, en the BORDERS of HERTS, 17 Miles from London. To be peremptorily SOLD, by Mr. ROBINS, At Gallaway's, on Friday, November ie, at le o'clock, In Lots, j VALUAULE FREEHOLDESTATE,Land•. L - 1 - tax redeemed; comprising a capital Mansion-house, erec ted within a few years. planned fir the accommodation of a gen tleman's family, and in complete order, with Offices of every description, situate between Waltham Abbey and Eppirg, only 17 miles from London, seated in a beautiful park ; upwards of 223 Acres of rich Meadow Land, inclosed by pales, richly orna mented witie fine grown timber pleasingly dispersed, command ing extensive and interesting views over the surrout. ling coun ties, productive and, extensive gardens walled mend, hot and ' green-houses, pleasure-grounds and plantations; contiguous a comfortable farm-house, with dairy, brew-house, laundry, and drying-ground, excellent farm-yard surrounded by well planned buildings and sundry inclosures of rich arable, pasture, and mea dow laud, contaiuing neatly 8 acres. A•beautiful spat cf fertile Land, containing upwards of 51 arses, lying perfectly compact near the Park, a most commanding situation for erecting villas, 'beautifully ornamented with timber and cottages; a rich meadow, nearly 11 acres, also a desirable spot for building. This Estate comprises in all nearly 373 acres, a meet desirable residence for a Gentlenian. the laud higbly productive, and capa ble of fattening beast or cattle of any description. To be siewed, by Tickers. • Particulars. on the Premises; of Mr. Stokes, Epping Place; Post-house Epping ; Crown, Hodierell; Falcon, Waltham cross; Benjamin Cherry, Eaq. Herford ; Black Bull, Hoddesdue ; George, Woodford; ofyoweley Ward, Esc Solicitor, Henrietta. street, Covent Garden • at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Gold( ti-sqUai . e, when. r Plan of the Esta•e inaT s THAVIES IN N. —IIOLBO RN. FREEHOLD Aigibli DWP•1;1140, :HOUSES, with Oakes, Gardens, &c. Porter's Let.ive, and Piece of Gartkn Ground.-- [Extra Parochial and Land-Tax redeemed.] by Mr. ROBINS, . At Garraway's Coffee House. 'Change-Alley, on '1 bursday, too 30th of November, at Twelve o'Cloeit, in 17 Lots, A VALUABLE and improve,ible F 1: EEHOLD • Ll ESTATE, situate on the South-side of Horrltn, opposite Hatton Garden, in the City of London : com . prisirg Inartern sub. stantfal brick-built Dwelling-Houses, three stories high, two good Rooms on a Floor, with Closets, &c. neatly finished and fitted up ; spacious Yards and Gardens—the whole ki.• to respectable tenants, mostly at will. Also the Porter's Lodge, and a piece of Garden Ground, let to the Parish of St. Andrew's. The whole forming the principal part of Thavies-Inn th:, present Rental a.:d es• limited Value up wards of One Thousand Pounds per annum. A Freehold Estate, situate in Bartlett's buildings, adjoining Thavies-Inn; comprisingrvo roomy Workshops, with Yardilfcc. and a Stable with Loft. and Room over, in po3sLssion of Mr. --, Cabinet-Maker, Tenant at Will. The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, by applying at the Porter's Lodge, •Illavies-Inn, where particulars may he tad ten days prtceding the Sale; at Messrs. Clayton, scotr, and Bla mire, No. 3, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street Ctold-r-co,:ar... AZi s i Ititt.lOUS Invented by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary, late of Bury St. kdatutidl. r i 'H IS safe and elegant preparation isjnstly esteemed 11 for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effec tually rentoves all Inaction or Okstructim of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head.ach, &c. It operates by (Bs.. lodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally: Fro front any an imolai or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given with singular good effect daring Preg nancy. its action is particularly adapted to Persons of idiots* Haidts, and those of sedentary lives, where a suMeient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are frequently prOducing paina and dislimsions, Lead :chi, hut guor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. " Remove the cause, the effect must cease." A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. The worst cases of Bilious cr Sick Headachs are certainly re moved by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could be credited, but from experienc - e. The Proprietor thinks it pro per to remark, they wilt be found not only to act w:thout pain or uneasiness; hut to leave the body, after their immediate action seases, free from that costive state whleh generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, 4 t, Paul's Church-yard, lAr:e,mn. Price 2s. 9d. per bnt. ri'HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is ear. -A- neatly recommended to all persons laboering under those erne! maladies Which break cut in a variety of symptoms, and for which this salubrious Cordial is a safe and certain remedy, comforting the stonach and bowels, bracing the solids, and giviug lane to the whole nervous system. As Dr. SOLOMON's prat- Lice is now become so great and t).tiensive, and his constant en gagements require a consititrable portion of his time arid Woo - dance, he eip,xts, when consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccotnft panied with an order for medicine and remittance, to be at awe,. ed at his leisure, are required to enclose only Haif-a-Guinea Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed—Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, tmlouton's Place, Browalowatreet, Liverpool : paid double postage. Lttters may be ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-office till called for.—A saving of 9s. in Two Gulueas.—The Cordi.ll B alm: of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a-guineaeteh ; there are also I.uttics price 935. scintainirg eqtal to four bottles-at 106.6 th by which the patient saves 9s. in. cletliog also the duty ; the stamp of which bears tits prc,prietor's name and I.ldress, " Samuel 'Solomon, Liv.u?ool," to imitate which is felony.—N. B. It is necessary to observ,, that the postage, of all letters whatever, must be paid. '1 he Cordial 8.3 ia 1 of Glint!, A aiti-Imperlenes.anl Abstergent Lotion, and " Guide to Heal," are sold by Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand, I.ondon ; and by every repettable Medicine Voider In the United Kiugcloos. . 4_o, ; i i• TO THE PROPRIE roßs OP EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE day of ballot for a Director of the East India Company, in the room of Mr. JOHN TRAVF.RS. being fixed for Wednesday next, 18th instant, from Nine &Clock in The morning till Six in the evening, I take the liberty of most earnestly soliciting the attendance of all my Friends. I have only to submit my pretensions to so distinguished a mark of your favour, founded upon a faithful discharge of my duty to the Company, during a service of upwards of Twenty two Years in India ; and pl edging myself (being entirely inde ' pendent of any other Concern) to devote what knowledge of your affairs I may thereby have acquired te the promotion of your real interests. I have the honour to retdain respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yoar faithful and obcdkmt servant, JOHN BL ADEN TAYLOR. No. 40, Devonshire Place, October 14, 1809. Colonel Taylor'S Committee meet daily at the City of London Tavern, where any friendly communications will be thankfully receivel. 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