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•IT111:7'. ~! 1 C - *UMBER - 74521 GENBI°AL gIOST-OFFlCE,Sahorday, Jansarylll, 1811. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. NVHEREAS a LEATHER SACK, containing THREE BAGS, with the LE rI'ERS which had been itollected oo Thursday Night by the Bell-Man in and about Essex street, the Temple, and Carey-strest, was stolen front the Mail Cart, between the Temple and the General Post-Office; A Reward of MISTY POUNDS will be paid on the commit intent of the Offender or Offenders for Trial; and the further Re 'Ward of FIFTY POUNDS on his or their Conviction. It in Accomplice will surrender himself, and make discovery Vhereby one or more Persons shall be apprehended and con ',Acted, he will be admitted an Evidence for the Crown, and re. Seive the above Reward. The three Bags have been found in the Tower Ditch, empty. By Command of the Postmaster-General, E. FREELING, Strretery. ROYAL MILITARY COLLSGE, JANUARY 19, 1/11. IN conformity to the Resoreftions of Isis Majesty's Collings,losers for eiseducting the Arairt of the Royal M. Eitarr Coheir, that the aPPeUetntwat of Professors sod Moslem • sball be determined by a competition sf talents : • i TWO/merrier doth hereby give Notice, That i MILITARY DRAWING.MASTER, who is also qualified to teach Practical Surveying, will be wanted at the Junior Department of the said College, at Great Makow, in the County of Bucks. Letters of application are to be addressed to the Governor of the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable the Secretary at War, War Office. . No Person will be approved for the Establisluatent whose racier will not bear the strictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will be held at Geeat„Marlow, on Tuesday, the Sth March next, at eleven o'clock, for the examination of the Candidates for the above mentioned Appointment. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. ID. Shemed-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the mo dern style. Sir. Am.xte's system of teaching Is expressly studied for those to whom it it an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi.. ri-e for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style if grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evimingq. Professors of dancing caught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. MONEY is always ready to advance at legal annuity interest, on every description of real property, and personal *lnuit) bond. Proposals must be introduced by Letter, detailing the particulars of the security intended to be offered, and the loan required, which will be answered immediately and regarded with secrecy. All arrou:-.!es will be made redeemable, and paid for in rank of England Notes. Nu sum inferior to £3OO can be soticed,And matters of magnitude will he preferred. Address to the Director of the Bank at Knlgutabridge, near Hyde Park- Corner. NEW PLAN. N.iiT.FT and Co. respectfully remind their Friends I- , y J the Public, that the Drawing of the ST ATE. LOTTERY will '3.,.zin aid finish on the 15th of FEBRUARY. The New Plan of Drawing as received the most decided approbation, and there is every reason to believe that the Sale of Tickets will be very great. The Scheme contains 44 Capitols Si =lieu and 1 BO Prize less than fto. -. 4 of X 40,000 llt of .£l,otio a epee 1 20 -- .500 ' Tiatets and Shares are Selling at SWIFT. olnd Co.'s Dines's,: No. 11, POULTRY, Nu. 12, CHARING-CROSS, No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET. NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE. MARTIN, at his Licensed State Lottery v v • Office. 8, Cote' nat., London, informs his Friends and the Public, he has on Sale a variety of Tickets and Shares In the prestrt State Lottery, which will be drawn In One Day, the Ist% of Next Month. He begs his Friends, tind 'panieularly all those who have hitherto been unfortunate in purchasing at the estahliihect Offices, to snake a trial at the above new Office, whvre W.M. Batters himself he shall have the pleasure of divid ing among those who favour him with their orders, a great Pro tertioa of the 44 Capital Prizes on thel.sth day of February next. Present Price.—Ticket 221 14 0 Half - - - £ll 3 0 I Eighth - 17 6 Quarter - • - 513 6 Sixteenth • 1 9 0 N.D. orders fro* any part of the Country, directed (Post pt;cl) to W. Martin's New State Lottery Office, London, will De cleaned with Theireatest dispatch. An early pUrchase is re commended as the Price will be still higher. OLONTALGIC, or CHEMICAL ESSENCE of HORSE RADISH,* Cure for the TOOTH•ACH and EAR-ACH; a preparation resulting from recent discoveries in Chemistry. The Lamm possesses the property, of safely and Immediately stopping the Toot li-ach, and has the peculiar effect, If it come in cninact with the exposed nerve, to prevent the re currence of that tottering malady, its operation lacing the same as a styptic on a bleeding vein; in - colds and rheumatic affections of the jives it found particularly beneficial ; also in the painful Ihnit;iim of Children. This CARBONATED DENTI FRICE is also recommen4ed by all who have made trial of its refeets as restoring to the enamel all Its native whiten.a.a, giving a Ladd colour to the gums, and by its peculiar antisep.ic quality, removing every onplea.ant colour front the mouth, and imparting to the breath a most delicate fragrance. Prepared by Mr. KIN o, Apothecary, Brook-street, Bath; and *old wholesale: and retaU by his Agents, Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Fleet-Market, London; also by all Venders of Medicines in own and Country, Obsorve the names of Barclay and Son are engraved on the Stamp affixed to each, price 2s. 9d. RYNIER'S PECTORAL IiEBRILIJOE MEDICINE, Par Colds, Coughs, Hoersentoi4 the Asthma, &e. JCRANE, Esq. near Chndleigh, Devon, who, on • the Imo CoM, Is much affitetied with a Cough. and so trou ted with rhiegns, that it is with &Realty hot= bNathe, writes to D.C. Rymer as follows, vit. - - "Stu-1 have found Muth road trosni.our Pectoral Medicine, and believe. it to be an txce'dent remedy for Colds and Coughs, as well as Asthma. I am, Sir, your most obedient htitr‘blo vivant; Fets. Du" J. CRANE." From Mr. Scaniutel,Sargain, 'win attended the above Gentle ran, to Mr. Rymer " have regularlrvititred Captain Crane ; he lias cond.. re , td the Usp (if the pectoral Medicine according to your dircc titr.s, and, lam harpy to add, with good effect. The Dyspncea las been eery g /early relieved, and the Stricture *lnuit entirely rer.oved from the PulaloutrY System. I am, Sir, your obedient luroble servant, • "R. I'. SCAMMEI.." T he Pectoral-Latham is prepared and sold in bottles at 9d. 6e. and 11 s. duty included, by J snits Rsraer, surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, mod, a holestle and rattail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; aed, retail, by' F. Nevehery and ;lons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; IS . 'cln and Co. Diford-struet F. Smith, 29, Hayniket, Mrs. lqwbery, Comer of Sr. Pat Ps Ciao:eh-yard ; Tutt, Itoral Es t 'nee; Ward, 140ihurn ; and al/ the Venders of Pr'ent Medi 'tires in t h e. United Kingdom.—Of 'dont may be had, LIER's '1 IhICI LIRE ar.d PULS. .. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 4 1811. TO THE GE/111. 1 1E1 4 1,e1.Eltnir, AND iIIEtKOLDERS OP THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. OtPITLIIIRN, AS I observe some attempts are still being :tack to induce a suspicion In your minds as to my real prin ' ciples and the course I shall pursue in the event of my being honoured with your choice as one of your Representatives, allow me again explicitly to declare ro sentiments upon the following important subjects, and to avow my determination To support to the utmost of my power our glorious Con stitution ; Ts oppose all Revolutionary principles ; TO support a Reform in Parliament, u to rotten Boroughs ; To oppose Corruption in all its shapes; and • To vote for the Abolition of all Sinecure Places and Pen sions, except those which are given to such, as by some glorious act, have deserved well of their Country. I have the honour to be, Gentiessea, Your devoted and faithful bauble servant, Barrington Park, Jan. tO, 1811. 1011$ MITTON. 15R. MTTar's COMMITTEE sits daily at euree-house Serie-street, Lincoln's Inn, where all Common/caftan on die subject ate requested to be made. TO BE SOLD BY PkIVAfE CONTRACT, THE next PRESENTATION to a RECTORY, situate within a few mika of the Town of Derby. and itt a beouilfxd and fertile part of the County; consisting of the l'ar• sonage House Outbuildings, Gardens, & e. and upwards of sc.6 Acres of Glebe Lnd of an excellent quality, the Tithes baying been commuted for I.and upon else Inclosure in the Parish scut ral years ago. The Incumbent is far advanced in years. For further Particulars, applications are to be made to Messrs. Edwards and Jessopp, Solicitors, in Derby. Derby, January st, 1811. VOryaiwily will be published, in one Vahan 111 M. CHIJRCH UNION. A , Series of Discourses, in which it Is urged that the great Christian Duty of main taining communion with the Aposteic.d Church remains uncan• celled by the tolerance of British Laws. 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FOR ESTS, and LAND REVENUL TO 14E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Black Linn Inn, in Mold, in the County of Flint, At i Wednesday, the 6th day of February next, at Twelve o' eft itt s Neon, subjet to such. conditions as will be thun produced, i s A LL these twn Allotments or I'ercels of Commoa LAND, ljing end being on Mod Fat:tuna, in the Parishes of Llanferres and Ktlken, to the Onesttes of Denbigh andlonlne, Contlming in the whole 15A. OR. !SP. of statute measure or Hereabouts, whieh have bseti allotted to his itdr.je.ty, by the' Commissioners, appotrted under on Act of Parliament heretotbsat passed, fur Pividing, allotting, and in-losing the Commons and Waste Lands Within the utd Parishes. The above allotments are, at p- , •sent, valuable Sheep Walks, and are well erleulrred for planting upon, the greater part dieted bring sheltered from the north west winds A Plan of the Allotments may be e'en, and further parties. lan received, on applying at the Circe of Messrs. Potts, Leeks. and Potts, Cliester.—January 17,4611. PLYMOu a a.. On Tuesday nett, the VIII' January, WILL BE EXPOSED To PIIISLIC SALE, THE welLassorted CArgo of the French Schooner L'ANGELIQUE, captured by Efla Majesty's Snip Mt• raarsta—Recnitan HAllicsus. Veg. t aptain, ow her pulsate front Boetteettx he the 111. of France, aunts:lag of the Shipment bete following, via. 2/1 Bales German Linen and Dowlas. 4 Cases French Cambrk. Cases Silesia Lawns. I Small Bos Lean 2 Robes Chequered Ltrezi. 2 Caws Satinets, Silk. Stockings, and Gloves. 1 Case Riblions, Gold and Silver Lace, Cold spd Silver Spangles, ate. 2 Trunks Silk Stockings, Same, Snuff-boxes, Silver Spurs, Fcc. &c. 29 Hogsheads superior Claret. 1 Barrel dittp. 41 Kegs Brandy. IJ9 Cases Viii de Grave. 9 Baskets Champagne, and 18 Ditto Aniseed Cordial. 1 Case Medical Waters. 24 Bose: Yicklt.4. 96 Baskets Olive Oil. 1 Barrel ditto. 16 Bores preserved Fruit. 1 Boi Garden Seeds. 7 Cases Vermicelli/ 2 Bores Raisins, and f Ditto Broad Figs, 4 Cases Manna. 11 Casks Thread. • Cases Boitsgoa Sausages. 1 Case Preserved Almonds. 6 Bags Lentills.-2 Lip Calavanoes. 1 New Mae-Inch Cable,. 1111 Culls new Ropes 29 Small Begs Twine. 23 Small Bags Almonds, in the shell. 24 Bundl:s Cone 'Bags. 1 Box Pomataoi and I small Globe. 1 Case, containing sir small Hand Organi./ se Niue/Lets and Bayonets. After which will be on-red for Sale, that h.astifel, wsikes- Eructed, and fast-sailing Schooner L'ANGELIQUE. of the fut. lowing dimensions : Length aloft - - 70 Feet 7 Indica Brra?..th - 20 ( ; Depth - - 7 pl And admeasoring 119 Toes. To *hose "Wide; and cap - Aides, after haling mid that Shelf coppered, well !hand, and ready to go to. lea at mee t it is only! necessary to add, that her name does net surpass ker virtues. • "Rt ferceNt may be had to Mr. Edsrard Lyee, Merchant and Agent, and of Mr. 'flints, Cole, Agin:, PI; mouth; or to Messrs. Toulmin and Cs land, Navy Agents .London. 4ilined) EDWAIAD LYNE. . . -' 'I"'HE ROYAL FAMILY; and Ladies and Gee. tlemen of Fashion, is Saglaud, use RtfsstA OIL for me* tening the Hair when dressing; is so great a nooriaher to the heilg as prevents its turning grey to all periods—promotes the growds thick and lang, prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald places if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald have declare, that after using the Russia Oil regularly for six nainths, the bald places . became covered wtth hair ; pro mites eye-brows, whiskers, au.l will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. It is the b:st preparation in the world for preserving and :ire taming the Hair—in short, where there is hair by natOre, and it his fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly you ursay rely on Its bring restored. Keeps the false hair soft, and its appearance natural.--Prace Is. per bottle, or one bottle containing foul small, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles at five pounds. Sold, whole:ale, retail,aud fur exportation, by the Proprietor, A. Pretties, No. 9, John-street, Oxford.strtet —and, by ape pointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer so his Majesty, New Bond-street ; Hendrie and Sens, Perfumers to her Majesty. Tiehborne-street ; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Pl',ll.:C and Princess of Wales, and. Duke and Duchess of York, No. S. Cockspur-street; Berry, N 0.17, Greek-street ; Low, 3so, Strand ; Bgcon, No. 150, Thorn, 43, Oxford-street ; Davison ' 59, Flora street ; Rigge, 65, Ckeapside Bokon, Tutt, Royal Each: itr ; Newbery and Son, Cn, Smyth. 15, Dame -street, Dublin ; and by most principal perfumers or medicine venders in the Kingdom. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers sending their otters to any wholesale perfumers or medicine venders they deal with in londou, will receive liberal allosvani e , Observe, each bottle halt a label on the outside, signed with Russian gold ink," Nlnchrikufsky and Prince;" any shopkeepers selling Russia Oil wirbout"thataignature are guilty of imposition, ani selicis At counterfeits Ladies wad Gentl,nien, for their own benefit, shuld be parti cularly cautious, when they give orders to their billrefelesets, ip desiring to have Prince's Russia 0;1, as it is the only genuine. It his been found that some petty hair-dressers, for the sake of a triflin allowance more from those wl:o sell the counterfeit, will thke the advantage, and substitute it for the original. Many who have been thus deceived have made complaints to the proprietors as such counterfeits have actually injured the hair. • DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. T HESE PILLS have long obt a i ne d a jag tele brity in the prime practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, aral from their great success !II many obstinate Be bous-Disurders, our uurnerotts patieura of distlrictionead others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir Ceorge Warreri, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Visenuntess Jluikeley , bte. ke. he was permal.,l to offer them to the public, under the ap probation and unction of their mints. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for pleventleg crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eractatiers and flaw lencies. They prevent habitual mod temportr-: leek' head-aches, and Mart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnewb and a debilitated stomach, whether a r i r f ne from tit a acrustonot of the redundant bile, Intemperate Met, or drinking to mein' j Copy of a Letter Pram Afire. Benner. . Ste—T have beLn in the habit of taking yourbistin 4 s A/nib!. 'lions Pills with the greatest succei4 fiTr c Ise last thre,e~ years, pan. tierikrly when pregnimr; i have rece.rnmended •tMMi to' wee. ral of my female acqueintanses in a simi'ar situatsens also to many gentlemen who are In the habit of freqtaentlns'imi hour. Being quite out of the Pills, I should thank you to misdate two of your Family Boxes, as I am now within Fix weeks of my coo. finement. Mi.. Bennett is Postmaster, and as Moil es I receive • ,the Pills I will r emit y ou a peso-sake or der: to the amount. HereMrd, I ant, Sir, your obedient servalt January it, 180. ELTZ. BEN.N rr , • Sold wlinletale and retail, at Mr. Botter's, No. 1, - Cireeneder 4 corner of Paternost s er.row ; Baxter and C o . and Pelth, Edina burgh and Glasgow; lioxiant, Gratorill and Spa, and Ghi a% and Hayden, Plymouth ; HarZng, Hail, and Johnerondapipane Newberry and Sea, Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hyd ; Mer ry , , Alien, and Jones, Portsea; Sharp, P ; CUrgill and Scott, Ediribergh; Joggett, 'laminae; T *canine; celesta well and Mons, Bath ; Brown, Bristol ; *owes, New Yarlt ; and maw annul teteekall.llllllloMiik 4 Is. SW. 6e. 8114$21he alike 1;" Oa. 36 I PRICE