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These Wines can only be tasted or s.unples had from No. in; A General ritfetin Ploprietors iva n, - (7 .___.. f the MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Of April 1, price ils. will SK I N N F. R-Stit E. ET : yesterday, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend Jorri.ORD.V.4XCE de hertiry gire Notice, i contain, many other interesting articles," The Vampyre," c , ro lps3l will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall nn ' • a Tale, b y Lord Byron, never before published ; also, some un- Port Wines of fine quality, at - per dozen 421. e very old eich Mountain e 4es , upon the Corporatt Fituds, for the half year ending ,oNDAY, the 22d day of Mardi next, from such I • • published Scenes from the Tragedy of " Manuel," by the Rev. - rne be willing touniertake thesupply of lIOSIEItY iR. C. Maturin.-The same Number will be accompanied by a Real Hock Bocellas of the most superior quality 425. on the 6th of April next. as . Very rich ' . ' Careavella - 445. The CHAIRMAN, after reading the usual minutes. r ase for Servic T e ofthi t s he Department, for a period of fine Portrait and interesting Memoir of Mr. Coleridge. Printed for II Colburn, Conduit-street. Fine Hock, 46 years old e 750. expiration of the first Year, - - 6.55. moved that the Dividend should he 5 per Cent. to _ l' e el determinable after LORD ERSKINE. Old Tints - - 52 a, which proposition two amendments was submitted; ei „ o f three mennis, at the option of either party. lee rs If themAknetlepeles may be viewed upon application at erIIE LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE of SA.. Very bib flavoured Clarets-Chateau, Margott, mat ald Lafitte the one, that the Dividend should be 6 instead of 5 r's (Mee in the Tower, and at the -K. TURDAT next price ed. will contain, among a variety of - -84 s. per Cent; and the other, that instead of immediately declaring any Dividend, an exposition of the Fpnds, recir st , . mice in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich ; and other interesting Pepers in the Belles Lettres, Arts, Manners, ___ fed, 1819. income, • and expenditur.2 of the Bank should be made o „per i - Pankalan, together w i t h t h e T erms an d Conditions and Amusements, " The Farmer's Vision," an unpublished and MILLARD'S WHOLESALE A Ni) RETAIL EAST ., ra ce, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- privately circulated Poem by Lord Erskine-Memoirs of the INDIA ESTABLISHMENT, No. 16, Curersine- to the Proprietoist. ~mod, ar.y day between the hours o f T e n a nd Four Lite 'sir. Harlow-Description of Mbdern Brum, Mount Otym- j MlL an RD begs very respectfully to inform The Hon. Mr. BOU.VEIIIE contended, that the aft. r fo )pos; r If i t l: ie n ry tust be delivered, scaled up, and pus, &c.-Rose's 1 etters from Italy-Humboldt', New Travels • p arriving from abroad, &c. his Warehouse ins davit made on the Part of the Bank, in a late pro e„tiver,,,,. i t ioi hr 2i P s Articles ;" but no Proposal can it the Caracas-The Hermit in London-No. 9, Assignations; semis its accustomed rich supply of Foreign and British arti 'mil after the said ered March next, Twelve o' . Cloek at or, The Regent's Park, &e. &c. des, and orbere.every descriptioe of the choicest Linen-drapery ceeding in the Court of King's Bench, established the possession accord , of d a u t il e , - for domestic use Foreign Damask arid other Table-linen, fa- fact as to the Company beino. day • neither wilt any fender be noticed an- The LIT=AIIY Gezerrz, price Is. is sent by the Newsmen nine same i rty making i t , or a n agent in his behalf, shall attend. free of postage, throughout the Kingdom, and the public are shionable article: for morning, promenade, and evening dress ; served fund. This was a m a tt er Of 6 ter gv u„k r eme it ./esi,_ R. H. Cu Ell , Secretary. requested to be very explicit in giving their orders, as the Pro- French Cambric. of the first fabrics, Lace, India Shawls, and deniable. In the fair inaiumancc ot their own in. prietors have lately discovered that another Journal with a same- curious inittadoso is British ditto from peculiar designs, both OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, llfrrehl, 1810. what similar title hes been surreptitiously supplied hides place. long and souoioc' elegant printed chintz and other Furniture! f or terests, the body of Proprietors ought to lee made aea the Drand4roon" 1, Beds, Cots,So'fa-covers, Etc. Printed Chintre quaintecl with its mini:ant, slid its dispos - e - h1... nature. ta PRINCIPAL OFFICERS pf his MA- Printed for IL Colburn, Conduit-street. Sir 'Diorites Tutvw. iithow-th not in favour cf Joirs oltn,vmkreE do hereby giro Voice, JOURNAL OF NEW VOY AGES AND TRAVEI.S. Muslin', arfd Ctunbrics, fhe choicest India Muslim for Gstitle men's Cravats, and Ladies' wear, from the Con :rally's salt, the amendment , thought some munication ought c es om PulAished in the middle of the Month, tee Prierees will lie received at their Office, in Pall-mall, with a variety of curious India articles, ivory inen Gehl art! reWEDNESDAY, the 24th March instant, from such 114 00K-S()CIETIES, NEWS ROOMS, CIECU- Silver Muslios and Turbans. Irish I-ineus of the improved 1.13 be mad e by the Dire2tors gc o jav ni int th arol is fivr s oi t dm th en je :vi c h t. wichith l it t r btr. bleach and fine Sheetin India I cloths. White Chintz, seemed to be IS may be willing to undertake the supply of the under- 13 I. Al:IN G LIBRARIES, CONDUCTORSof Serrooes, and if ATII ERS of FAM HA PS, are alike interested in the and linjeng ,re ' culiar t g o l ;lieiltr " . n , : Cnay b.: selected, tat the knowinc , t a h t e s :t i n rd lot t i n nt v t °t il e tl : i s a e d n a annty of Mini end OAK TIMBER, for Service patronage of this Economical Periodical Work, its • contents most favourable terms. I.inee e„ 'Muslim, &c. purchased by she out 6 was distributed. t i e Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, viz. being not only well adapted to general popular perusal, but cal- piece or demy, are at the whdrerale price, and one price mate without deviation. Chests of Family Linen cpmplete. Ladies Mr. Iticattoo was of the same opinion, and ex.. 7,:',0 1.0.;di of Hewn Elm Timber, each Tree to contain 80 eulated, in a peculiar manner, to instruct a nd gratify the rising &c. arriving from ladle, and wishing to part with valuable pressed his confident belief that the Bank were in feet and upwards. generation at an easy expense. T he first Number, containing possession of at least 1:5,000,000 in addition to their Shawl may . receive their highest value for Or exchange them. Ito Loads of Hewn Oak Timber, two-thirds of which must the Journal complete of an Officer engaged in the late Voyage be in Trees, containing 70 feet and upwards in each of Discovery to the Arctic Regions, appeared on the lith of -- .- _ Tree, an d t h e r e mainder must contain 60 feet and March, and future Numbers will . appear on the 15th of every rIPO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are known capital of A:15,000,00o. It was not a f ear o f 1 daily made to Impose on the unwary a sPuttmus their poverty, but a jealousy of their riches that had Month, at 3s. each, sewed, or 3s. 6d. boards. provoked. inquiry. Whilst it was clear, therefore, opwards in each Tree. - 11*il': : -. .. 1;r''';'.. ...... ,, ' N I A* of die Elm Timber must be- delivered at Wool prepared by DAY and I.'ill.TlN, they have adopted a new that the Proprietors had a right to know tho condi- FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES. 1) within two months, and the Oak Timber within four • r^. f an t the date of :he Contract ; and the 'Perms an Con- This day.day published, Label in which their address, ' /I '<lli or the Contract may be known at the Secretary's Of- A. new Edition carefully corrected, being the Sixteenth, of 97, HIGH HOLBORN, tion of their affairs, it NV,ts equally manifest that no ~, i n p,:i.m a li a foresaid . , any day between the hours of Ten riIHE ILIAD of HOMER, with Dr. SAMUEL Is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust all eaten- injury would arise from the disclosure. A letter w hi c h :51,- o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed JL CLARKE'S NOTES, in one large Volume, Octavo, price, lion ti this, and the dly e r ence of t h e typ e , w ei c h i s unlike Al lt!tt,T he had recently received front one of the Directors of ,and endorsed," Proposals for the S u pp l y of Timber ; " but bound , 14 s. or in two Volumes, with the Latin Translation at press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. the Bank of France entirely accorded with hi s v i ews . Proposal can be admitted after the said _.4th March instant, the End, price, bound, IL The Real Japer. BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by illr. PAVsr argued that the Directo r: w ere f u ll TTech&thick at Noon of the same day, neither will any Printed for Rivingtons, Scatcherd and Letterman, Lowndes, DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the y ~.dr b e not i c ed unless the Party making it, or an Agent lii Lackington and Co. J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson , Long- principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, ironmongers, Per- justified in the course they were pursuing by the •Schalf shall attend. By Order qf the hoard, man and Co. Williams , Mawman, Baldwin and Co. Penner, tamers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United lei" ngdom, in 'Joules, terms Of: their Charter, and that it woald be unwise I I E. X. Clair, Secretary: • Robinson, arid Whitta k er. at 6d. Is. and Is. 61 each. The Govualon observed, that the Directors could __________ A CAUTION TO AIOTHEBS. EXCL . . RSIO.NS THROUGH ENGLAND. SCOTLAND, TREI.AND. AND WALES. .L - 1 A T a critical Season, like the present, when Chil- not agree to the amendment, because they felt that . dren are Teething , the utmost attention ought to be pelt( its adoption must produce inconveqience. A similar .vtiat them, particularly et. di: Measles ape Chin-cough are so peeve- ion had been raised in March, 1816, and after 140 C;:pi t lint. If the irritation of th.: gums comes with any other disor- quest discussion, it was resolved that no disclosure ought der, very few infants recover. Moth, rs ought nev,r to be with out the AMERICAN SOOTIHNG SYRUP in the Nursery, to be made. for if a chid wake, a the night with pains in its gums, this va luable Medicine appied will immediately open the pores, he the gums, and theme prevent fevers or convulsions, ler sir it come in competitim with any other disorder, it often de rdrait the mother's brighten hopes. Parents who may be de' the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the diff that have appeared in the Newspapers for these last • Since Mtn Johnsen has appropriated one hour s viz. from Nine to Tm o'clock on Tuesday and - 1 Mae, to the poor, who have Children affii , Teeth, by bringing a. letter from a house' l'Of, thy is a- real objeet d charity, has made In almost every family where there.; B r hopes so great a charity win not be private purse. To belisd of the P...priatoc , Newman -street, Oxfor d-strty - On the First of April will be published , meet, of all the pr inci p al Y I Price 45. in royal Bvo. or ss, in royal 4to. elegantly printed and try, at Sts. 9d.. per Bottle r hot-pressed, Number XIV. of N. B. Be sure to a , " es V lE T Nl‘ Lill o E f 's t?e in LA S E E N A G TSo N f D N TVA ALES, SCOTLAND, JOSEP' E N and GEN- Syrup. fihhopsgate-s and IRELAND; from Drawings by J. P. NEALE, Author For Stranguar of the Illustrations of the History and Antiquities of West- p. minstcr Abbey, Sec. engraved in the line-manner, by the first N his - Artists; accompanied with Letter-press Descriptions. 10' conornoss: 1. The Work will be handsomely printed in royal Bvo. hot- i t aa , r pressed, and published monthly. r __ _. - ---7- ' 7 . . 2- Each Number will contain Six Aighly-linished Views, ac- IX companied with appropriate Descriptions; price 4s. . ...I t ' 3. A few copies will be beautifully printed in royal 4to. v . Proofs on India Paper; price 13s. each. 4. Th.: Work will not exceed Six Volumes, each ye' e-• r contain 'Twelve Numbers. tri• 'lle Pint Volume is now ready for defier the royal Bvo. rt 2 10.. in boards, an& of the toys' London : l'rinteci for Sherwood, Neely, an'" nosier-row ; and sold by all Booksellers an whore may also be had, the thirteen form , This day was pubs . '6, In a large volume, price 15s, vete A DI L C AK.IG O ti Nt G it Y of r tir ' NA NDEZ, A.M. a Nide Economical Socitty of V THE P A 3IP ei LETEER. Just published, pr. tis. Mt. London : Printed 9 THE PAAdPII L L T E E It, No. XXVI. or, 1 1 ',.„ . '"g n a r ter an _ r d .„ °• 3 1 eat of flit. I).:st P.111P111.1.1N fill warn Susas of NYS= sey, Broad-stir ~. CONTENTS: an d C o . and ' i A Liter to the ARCHSISIMP of CANTY:RN/MY, on Ra- Of ‘.,bm, ;nom the ALTHORIS4 0 I'LIINION at SCIt1111;RZ. By an Th e r Essie nit Toe. [irigitaat.] Use e' 11. VOIVICIA Wystsitssui:.E; or, a VOI•ICA7loN of WISCIIE/- r at Coterer.: to 11. INIOUGHASI, KN.; OU eIIANITAILE ~ Asset. Be th e R ev . \V. 1.. Bowete. '• 1- ti•-”sers of a - lE.:sir e liernse of the BANs linsealeno• Ai - -; zed run su g gested for obviating them. By VAN. , I.:, .. 1.. * 1 k "1 7 !".!7. I.;:th relv.ion to the Baerentere Liu* ~. ..14FN 7." V. --e-oxs' Acre. [ iiri i ;;nol. ] '' I •'-r..?..• • n l'o:;7.C•1. SLIJEL7I. Ify the Re , e%.(1. ir ., lk•t• :. O .•t :he MARY and PFACTICE of BEN: - 7..... I s l .: : 'Ai. XertEention,wilh co . Tees of the UN/4EI/41Y ' z...,... 11 %‘/ t.r.-. M.D. 1 ',! .. %sr : , ,it5'...41.1C.. , L11111T,5; 4 Ti.)::, C.CLlVered at t' ‘: r ,. 1 ':',.1......,e 12, 181' . t 1 , 2 1' ::aNs on Beer Fereer; Le ' .1,. .... ~ edit w:tl 4,. ..: ,„, ...4.- -__ 0-! . ...... I • I; and J. SIVEWRIGI - IT, solicit I'ublic attention to the NEW MARCH LOTTERY, which begins NEXT TUESDAY, with only 10,000 Tickets, 6n als, all Sterling NI oney, including THREE PRIZES OF rtomo. ,in addition to all the Prizes in the Scheme, Eighty undrawn uts or the amount in Shares, if preferred, will be given to bides of the Ist, 2d, 4th, 6th, and 7th Prizes of £2O. arrangement, A SIXTEENTH may gain 20,000 Guineas. n Tickets or Shares may be chosen at either of the Offices of J. and J. SIYEWRIGHT, CORNIIILL, I 39, HAYMARKET, 31, OXFORD.STREET, I 11, HOLBORN, , ze they sold N 0.15,760, the last A'30,500, iu the last Con- No. 1365,.£1000; No. 5713, £500; N 0.1457, £200; '3l, £.200. On the Ist of May next will'be published, No. I. (to be com prised in 36 Nos. price 2s. 6d. each, or on large paper, (with Proof Plates, price 45.) of EX CU RSIO N S through the Counties of SU R ItEY, KENT, and SUSSEX, on the same plan as the Excur sions through Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk; being a Continuation of the Excursions through England ; comprising Descriptions of the Residences of the Nobility and Gentry, Remains of Anti quity, and every other most interesting object of curiosity in the three Counties; and illustrated with 500 Engravings. At the same time viii commence the publication of the EX CURSIONS through IRELAND. This portion of the Work will be comprised in 8 vols. and contain 460 Engravings. Of the Counties of Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, the three first Volumes are completed, each containing 49 Plates and 216 Pages of Letter-press, price 15s. or on large paper 246. per Vol. and Nos. 7, 8, and 9, of each County are likewise published. Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row, London ; .T. Grelg, No. Uppenotreet, Islington; and P. Youcenan, whs.... Roses s mitt may UP had of every Ilooksefier in eke United Kingdom. AT a critical Seascii, like the present, when Chil dren are Tretling, the utmost attention ought to he raid thm, particularly as the Measles apt' Chin-cough are so preva lent. If the irritation of th.: gums comes with any other disor der, very few infant; recover. Moth, rs ought never to be with out the AMERICAN SOOT! IiNG STRIP in the Nursery, for if a chid wakes a the night with pains in its gums, this va luable Medicine aptied will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and there'' , prevent fevers or convulsions, for should it come in competitini with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brighteit hopes. Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the Bathing Syrup, may refer to the different cases that have appeared in the Newspapers for these last ten years. Since 'Mrs. Johnsen has appropriated one hour twice a week, viz. from Nine to Ten o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday Morn ings, to the poor, who bays Children afflicted in cutting their Teeth, by bringing I. letter from a housekeeper, that the Mo ther is a real object d charity, has made it so utiversally known y e a l most ever y family where thereare young children, Mrs. J. hopes so great a charity will not be abased, as it is out of her private purse. To be• lad of the P..n.riatom, J.fm mut Wiirsolsair, Newman -street, Oxford-street, London • and, by their appoint ment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Coun try, at 9s. 9d.. per Bottle. N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williams': Sootking Srup. Mr. R. JACKSON said he seas desirous of informa. tion, but could not regard the present as a fit occa. sion for demanding it, as the state of their affairs was now under the consideration of Parliament.— The political character of their Institution rendered it necessary that secrecy should be sometimes ob served. Mctions for au increase of Dividend had been so often made at the India-lious.?, that at last the Legislature interfered, and actually prohibited the East India Company from raising it above a cer tain amount ; and he believed Mr. Pitt had it once in contemplation to apply the same restriction to the Duna.. rciwiab . 1 ....,,,h t ted In dic of East India Stock were a:customed to go down in parties, and support any motion for an increase of Dividend, withot much refereace to the general interests of the Proprietary body. It did not appear :.to him expedient to adopt this amendment merely for the purpose of administering food to the Court of King's Bench. Those who from time to time brought forward these motions, were, he had no doubt, in fluenced by the best motives; but it was still certain that p:ttriotism, and a desire to impair the profits of the Bank, were not necessarily connected. The Ametulments were then Fut and negatived, and the original proposition carried by a large majority. Mr.Ric...moo and Mr; Bouvrnt:p, disclaimed any such object as that referred to by the Honourable and Learned Gentleman. ,TY GUINEAS PER ANNUM, NO EXTRAS, NOR VACATIONS. .4., 'REV. T. SMITH, of St. John's College, Cubitlr, r... 1,1 Master of Gordon-hens. Academy., Colleg e, i'uAt:, Middlesex, respectfully informs Gentlemen who ir pans to obtain a superior education, that be Receives 6 :nkinen when four years of age, and prepares them zy departmei.t i life.—Prospectuses, &e. may be obtained rnalcit..sat vt. Fitzroy-square; t 7, oi:ford-street ; 40, Are; t 7, New North -street, Red Lion-square; 8, Sun trett ; and 156, New Bond-street. An Apprentice wanted. FOURTH EDITION. Price ss. 6d. boards, iliru. N ADDRESS from a CLERGYIIAN - _ to hit PARISMONERS. With Moo KING Old EVENING rat By R. VALPY, 1:0;D : F.A.S. The Su'!ztts treated in this ADDREAR are— Gos—th.: :;' , N Pi Can—the llotx Ostosr—the TRINITY— Ie SeriFur.t.—lncarnation of Jews Otairr--Doctrines rEV.:I 2surrection.—ltedesoption—Justificatico— l'orks—Wrnki wi t h,.ut Faith—Faith without Works %ion of Faith and Work Merit and Itewuti—Huniiii,y— :ace of the lilts SPl6ll—tepelltanCe••••••litgtlierati oll.—• '"..-DZI2T of Couvers;on—t lot Endeavours—l'redesti r, free•av:i;—prayer—Puldie Worihip--Family Prayer= went — Fargivertss of lajuties--Vetietatiott to the Name 1 0—Relative Dud 4--Exhortation to 'Piety—Prospect iu —l3,e a Tits—amth. tted by .1. J. N'alpy ; and sold by Longman and Co. and 'sellers ia Town and Country. Worn may also be LA, by the same Author, T.RMONS, in Two Volumes, Bvo. price IW. And all the Mr. It. JACKSON said he had meant no reflection on any member of that body. By a weekly account of Notes and Bank Post Bills in circulation, issued by the Bank of Ireland for last year, it appears that the highest amount in any one week was 1:1,568,375—and the lowest, £1,311,551. No farther back than 1797, their average circulation was under 12800,000. It appears by an account laid before the House of Commons by the Commissioners IGr the Reduction of the National Debt, that in the year ending the sth January, 1819, there had been lodged with them Ly the Trustees of Savings Banks— & Great Britain £i,519,v2 0 0 In Ireland (in British Curreney)..... This day was published, In a large volume, price 15s: very neatly bound and lettered, ADICTIONARY of the SPANISH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. By the Rev. Don FELIPZ FER NANDEZ, A.M. a Native of Spain, and Founder of the Royal Economical Sock ty of Xerez de la Frontcra. London: Printed for Lackington and Co. Finsbury-square; Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. and Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; Law. and. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane ; Boo sey, Broad-street; Wingrave and Collingwood, Strand; Dulau and Co. and Berthoud and Wheatley, Soho-square. Of whom may be had, price 7e. 6d. neatly bound and lettered, The English-Spanish Part of this Dictionary separate, for the Uwe of Spaniard' learning English. Also, a New Conanercial and Military Grammar of the Spa nis:i Language; w!th a copion/Vocabulary and Dialogues, Com mercial Correspondence, Fables, Prose and Poetical Extracts, from favourite Spanish Authors, and every other requisite to form the perfect Spud& Scholar. By John Emm. klordente, a new edition, enlarged and greatly improved, price 6s. bound. Exercises in the Spanish Language, adapted to the above Grammar, by John Emm. Mordente, Teacher of the Spanish ltt P or t u guese Language, price ss. bound. ,TIIE PAW' iILETP.Ii.II. Just published, pr. tis. tltt. PAMPHLETEER, No. XXVI. or, a P.ru ru of the lu:st PAIIPIII.I.II. on limn Sum.% of r...I:NY CONTENTS: A Liter to the ARCM:L.4II , th of CANTI:II.6IIXY, on Ile um:4 the ALTHORISI.O Of By an }tact Mt Tout. [Original.] ". VOIOCIA IVYKEKAMICA; or, a VIM6ICA7IIJN of W15C1113- 111, CO1.L11:3:: to TI. INIOUGHASI, J. on CIIARRAMLE 1131'NE , . Be the Rev. NV. L. nowLE... 11, ?-ra of al ENifer. ItcrE.AL of the BANK It wrufello:; and Plan sunuitvd fur obviating thorn. lty J. The Navy Estimates have been printed by order of the House of Commons; they amount to £,148,526 12s. id. Estimates have aim been printed of the that ge that may be ne cessary for the building and repelling of Ships of War and otkr Works, together with the sums that will be wanted for the Trans port Ser% ice; and ! , y the Victualling Board, for the cost of pn vicious for CulEt ut the Army on board Transports, and in (lac tisons abroad : A.lth realon to the Bat/caul 1.4% . and IN -oust' Acr:. Q• 1. SL LJEL'TS. By the Rt. lion. Sir J, The total charge for the Ships is For the improvements in tht- Yards For Army Provisions For the Transprt Department X 1,145,430 486,198 419,319 264,3%3 lilt. Tmoßy and PracrttE of Brsr.vot.rxe. By G. ;.. Xtvt Edition with con.iderable additions. I:.1: "TI,N of the thillEtt..llY of Eutsausuau. By L. M.D. . if 0L0....:!, its :•;aIC..:I.IUIte,&C. By T RIGBY, Esq. M.D. • At. 1 4.yri.):.:, 4clivered at the ritit.v:iornicia. Suctriy of .Lae I°, 1817. By 0. (31/LEGOILT, L.L.D. on 13. tints for SA:NK. Eptivr; Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co. !dact!die aA Co. lidinberzn.; Cumming, Dubin:; I . 4, ekse!Lr.--where complete Sets may be had from lit :1 , ••.. ANDERSON'S LONDON COMMERCIAL DI Eanbellished with a View of &Mew Custom House, from a drawing by Mr. Laing, the Architect, price 975. Just published, by Effingham Wilson, of the Royal Exchange, London, in One large Volume, Octavo, neatly and closely printed in double columns, THE LONDON COMMERCIAL DICT IONARY and SEA-PORT GAZETTEER, exhibiting a clear View of the Commerce and Manufactures of all Nations; their several Products, with their Names in every European Language; a Geographical Account of each State, and of the Colonies belong ing to it, with their Laws and Regulations ; an Account of every ti,a.purt, its Latitude and Longitude, Harbour-dues, Pilotage, ace.; the Monies, Weights, and Measures, equalised with those of Engin:ld ; all the Laws relating to Narigation and Shipping, containing Abstracts of numerous Acts, Cases in the Court, Stc..; the iv:a:very Proceedings at the Custom-house; the Dock Rates and Regulations; and every degree of Information which the man of business can wish. To which is added an Arrnmet, (whack testy elm be hod se parately, pricz Ss.) containing Tab les ofall the Customs' Duties; viz. Export Duties, General and East India Import Duties and Drawbacks, Coastwise Duties, and Irish Counter vailing Duties; tether with all the Excise Unties on Inland Commodities, and Bounties on Exportation ; the whole revised sad collated with the latest Acts of Parliament. AND3IXSON. • 2,535,268 To which add the Naiy Estimates . 2,148,526 Total - st 4,483,!T4 Of the sum destined for the Navy, the Estimate of the Half pay, Superannuation, and Pensions, &c. amounts to no kis than A 1,125,02. 186. 18.1. The Civil s: ...liperaimudtiuns Awl I'...nsior.s amount to A 1130,694. 6s. 4d. The followi:,g are the principal enacting classes of the new Game Act : Former Acts to be rereeled, after a period to he fixed, so kw as they restrrin persens under the drgr e or rank, and not hav ing such estates s in the said Acts are specified, from killing game, and fs impose a penalsv on persons not qualified to kill game. keep a gun, dog, etc. Fn destruction thereof, or prohiba the buying and selling of grime. AU hares, rabbits, pheznats, psrtridges, ;rouse, hsnth. and moor game. bustards, wocecotts, mires, quails, landfalls, wild ducks, —teal . , widgeon, Lod al and unreclaimed not night, and the young and rows of all such animals, are to he datinca the property of the possessor (Atte land. ' Lessor of the land may reserve t'ae property and right of ra sping and killirg game. Fersons entitled by possession of 1-: c'., or by reservation upon the &Mew thereof is the game ther.ru found, may authorise any person or perish to kill the game under certain attractions. I NoTctson wbataix.ser to destrny same by snare or net. -4Lp was published, price lt:s. dedicated to the IkbJiu .Society, (.f the lIISTOItIC MUSE ; or, a Philo :t Ailo:n en t, i n t h ree chapters, with a Chronological ; i pl in; and al so a genital Table of the Subjects hr , oAledgc connected in their historical order. L 7 F. C... 1. ci .1. ni v i ngton , N o . 3, W a terloo-pl a ce, Pall p 41, " • N 4. C 2, St. Paul's Church-y.ird; and Longman and , 1. 01 u may b r h a d, by die same Author, A :i I thettr.o Ct eate Swim La:.dsc..pes. Price of Or: l'roustautt to Lis E.acellrocy the Catholic , • •, Let:t;lmf l'ul.11:01.1, price 29. 6d r.' c ' t ' lAt! u Yut:ci, or, a G au d ilutr.oured Ream.- soa, rice 123. JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS, For Strangeary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in. the Urinary Passage, Diabetes, and General Weakness. TN his Majesty's Navy these Drops have for nearly A. 100 years past maintained their character as a specific fur the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness, and Obstruction in the Urinary Passage, and fitencral Debility; but particularly for their absulute and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease, WES sEL's issuer's DROPS and Sreciew Rexene, are the ossi safe sad expeditious Cure, andare so innocent in their nature, as to .require little or tie restraint. As a restorative for General Debility, Wessel's Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed; wbethur the Debility arises from the too copious use of slercury, from excess of Venery, or intense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceable. such u have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Gluts, Seminal Effusions, or any Weakness of the Kidneys, [hewn or Bladder, Diabetes, or l)illleulty of making Water, will expe rience a complete Cure by due perseverance. The great object to be attended to is, that Purohasers should he careful in having the true arid genuine Preparation, as the us safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so numerous, that the Pro prietors request every purchaser to ask for JOSEPH WKS SEL's J [WWII INILOrS. Ceeriox—The genuine Wessel's Jesuit's Drops are inclosed in a black stamp, not an imitation of a stamp, with the following engraved thereon, "ioieph Wessel, St. Paul's Church-yard." l'rice 2s. 9d. per bottle, and in large bottles containing tee small, .C 1 Ss. Sold by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn; Chandler, Oxford-street ; and Wilhnott, London-bridge. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, is a preserver and restorer of health to the weak, the sickly, and infirm. Its warm and renovating quality, indisputably ten den it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tre mors, sinking of tile spirits, and all those nervous affections which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the de licate; it warms and steadies the cold and tremulous nerve, invigorates the muscular system, animates the spirits, and reno vates the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids bccome rich and balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state. Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tutt, l; :change; and Ward, Holborn; price 115. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which one Us. bottle is saved, wish the words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraied on the Stamp. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-DIPETI- I GENES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS (without mercury, or any deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and anion imperceptible, in their operation—the best substitute thas has ever bee* discovered for that dangerous mineral 'Sa voy, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxi ous and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and Invigorating both body and mind. Price l Is. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for 335. on which one small bottle is saved. The words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the . stamp of each bottle, without which none are genuine. Also, price 3s. that scarce, Interestiog, and useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-House), entitled, A GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice.to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—lly S SOLOMON, M.D.—Oentaining a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases with which the !bnko Body is moetfreq es ntly afflicted; explainitrg the symptoms, mode of treatment, Ike. Dr. Solomon expects, when viradtcd by linter, the usual tees plbuent of a one pound nos• Ito iv! ruched, addressed, ii /Jamey letter. Dr. Salome, Weetiloule, arat-Livierta hid Obit foliar." s a 41/5/1 4'; - : ~~~ ;N r 1 r On the First of Aprii will be published, Price 4s. in royal Bvo. or Bs. in royal 4to. elegantly printed and hot-pressed, Number XIV. of VIEWS of the SEATS of NOBLEMEN and GEN TLEINIEN in ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; from Drawings by J. P. NEALE, Author of the Illustrations of the History and Antiquities of West minster Abbey, &c. engraved in the line-manner, by the first Artists; accompanied with Letter-wen Descriptions. CONDITIONS: 1. The Work will be handsomely printed in royal evo. hot pressed, and published monthly. 2. Each Number will contain Six bigbly-linished Views, ac companied with appropriate Descriptions; price 4s. 3. A few copies will be beautifully printed in royal 4to. with Proofs on India Paper; price Bs. each. 4. Th.: Work will tint exceed Six Volumes, each volume to contain Twelve Numbers. The Vint Volume is now ready for delivery ; price of the royal 8v0...2 10.. in boards, and• of the royal 4to. £S. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater nnst er-row ; and sold by all Booksellers and Printsellers. Of whom may also be had, the thirteen former Numbers.