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.....----.-,-- Solar% 10,172. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1819. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 29th September, 1819. aarsu nce of the Act of the 55th Year of his 1 5 ,r - n - t - u a a j est y, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen this hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in ni se 'awed of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by or 'f•fttitellti.slst honourable tha Lords and others, Commis ''' ianaging the A ff airs nf the said I kspital, that all the grffs for II o:_peationers thereof, residing in London, or within the dis of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally, :roan • tally with their Instr,:ctions, and Cxrtilicates of , I ,Loission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Ilospital, on the ,:ti•T days, and in their different classes, according to their le e s of Pension as undermentioned ; when attendance given from ten o'clock in the morning, until t h ree i n cifteruoon, fur the payment of a quarter of a year's pension i ,,,,aance to the a4th December, 1819. On MON D.IY, the 4th of OCTOBER. 115 Pensioners at 5:1. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On TCESD.IY, the sth of OCTOBER. Those at 6.1. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain. r ; gginuats and Corps; these at 7d. and ad. and all the Ca: a ed. per day. On WEDN SDAY, the 6th of OCTOBER. ''sew At ed. per day, from the lit Foot Guards to the 60th inclutive. On THURSDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER. Those at Id. per day, from the 61st Foot, and al the remain- Regiments and Corps, as also these at tod. per day. On FRIDAY, the Bth of OCTOBER. Tear at Is. per day from the different Regiments el Cavalry, MA the and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. Oa SATI;111).1Y, the 9th of OCTOBER. note at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, aOa old of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. Oa MONDAY, the 11th of OCTOBER. Tr.:.-5 at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, • rem acing IL:gime:its and Corps, and also those at •,,,r day. On 'II.IFSDAY, the 12th of OCTOBER. Nil at li. Id. Is. I id. ls. 21.1. 15.20. and 1e.,3d. per day. Oa WEDNESDAY, the 13th of OCTOBER. Max at Is. aid. Is. 4d. Is. 4b4. ls.sd. Is. Sid. Is. 641. a nil la 7d. Is. Tid. 15. Sd. Is. Sid. Is, 9d. Is. 9id. and Is MAL ,e.o . day. Ca THURSDAY, she 14th of OCTOBER. Most at Is. 100. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners stishave been admitted on account of lilindness. It is aim ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners hincs;n to the said hospital, do pay particular attention to dee imrattkin., which they are required to produce at _the ire sat r .:::r.cnt, by which those Pensioners residing beyond the la. of :.lortatity are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster. Bead: his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their ali bis therein prescribed, on or immediatty after every tgunrr Day ; without which their Names will not be entered tithe P.y-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not inerw.:l to change their place of abode, as specified in their s 5 .rio t withaut unayohiable necessity, and duly maim; the one. A:3i f.:r.her to take Notice, that is consequence of earkam Tr.x..1,....,v02g been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of, 1..5: Las; Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so g, shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit fo r llCLlbeceSt arising from this establishment ; it is therefore tstr:o'cx:ved that in pursuance of thisiteesolution, the Lords Cl.::llli.icnere,At [bar Meetings on the 17th and 2:lth of March laz,nuemed the following Out-Pensioners to be struck off the liwrital : 7t.11 loot, J A DIES JEFFS, at Is. 241, per dit.y.. •:th Dragoons, SAM UEL al LL I NS, ed. ,ditto. fernar h.v t.O beet guilty of forging or causing to be zhr name of 3I :glstrates to their Quarterly Affidavits, all the hitter fcr alteriag 11'.s Rate of Pension ip his Instruction P r >, and thereby defrauding the person appointed to pay him L. Peron. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. • . . X 4l b . .* • ..- / : 41 '4l' 2 1111,: mir_ 4 1i 4 ;iv.% • • ATaMEETING of MERC II ANTS, BANKERS, TR A DERS, and Others, had it the LONDOO Tam". the Ist of October, 1819, JOHN WHITMORE, F.sq, In the Chair; FILISSN't William Astell, Esq. M.P. Ileeston: Long, Esq. John Auldjo, Esq. James Law, Esq, Robert Brows, Esq. Zachary Macaulay, Esq. Mt. Alderman Birch John Meyer, Esq. Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Thomas Murdoch, F.sq. &etas Barkley, Esq. John Lewis Minet, Esq, John B.mnatyne, Esq. William :Manning, Esq. M.P. Thomas Brown, Esq. Henry l'esers, Est H. Ilurmoster, Esq. John Pearse, liaq. Richard Brpok, Esq. Brice PeMISY, Esq. James Campbell, Esq. Henry Pounsett, Esq. John Cockerell, F.sq. James Pattison, Eaq. William Davis, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. C. Abererembie Itobinson,En t. Williant Fairlie, Eaq. Thomas Roberts, Esq. //Alward Fletcher, Esq. James Sinunonds, Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Abel Smith, Esq. M.V. Benjamin Harrison, Esq. Samuel George Smith, Esq. Jeremiah Harman Esq. Mt. Alderman Scholcy. George Haltom Esq. John Renton 'ninon, F-sq. Thomas Helps, is' q. William Whitmore, Esq. John Innes, Eaq, M.P. John Whitmore, jun. Esq. John Inglis Esq. Frederick Whitmore, g n . James Jacks, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. Thomas Langley, F.sq, William Wilson, Esq. Lewis Loyd, Esq. Henry Wilson, Esq. The following DECLARATION was unanimously approved, and ordered to lie for Signatures at the under-mentioned places ; The LONDON Tavares, The City or Leesport TavEsut, The Kixo's Heart, Poultry, and LONDON Corita-Houses, Ludgate...Hill. We, the undersigned Merchants, • Bankers, Traders, and Others, of London, daem it our imperious duty at this juncture to declare these out de)Merate sentiments t We view, with abhorrence, the machinations of factious and designing men, who, veiling themselves of blasphemous publi cations to sap the foundations of Religion, and of inflammatory writings and•harangues to sow Sedition and Treason, take ad vantage of the present distresses to impose upon the minds of the uninformed, and under various pretexts to lead them Into measures which would increase these distresses in an incalculable degree, by their manifest tendency to anarchy and confusion. We have witnessed the existing privations and sufferings of certain classes of our &Ilow-subjects with feelings of the deepest concern. It is our hope and belief that these distresses will only ' prove of a temporary nature, and during their contihuance it will be our anxious wish to promote every measure that can tend to alleviate them. While we cherish these sentiments of unfeigned commisera tion, we declare it to be our firm purpose to resist, to thosutmost of our power, all turbulent attempts to overawe the Constituted Authorities, in fultieliance on the efficacy of the Laws, the purity of their administration, and the wisdom of the Legislature. (Signed) JOHN WHITMORE, The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to Joni, Wurrsimir., Esq. for his impartial and able conduct in the Chair, ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, respect -LI, fully acquaint the Public that the STATE LOTTERY of 10,000 Tickets, with the chance of Eight Prises of £20,000 Money and Consols, besides other Capitals, and the lowest PriZeli £l6 in the uni t ed Scheme , containing aithe Prizes belong ing to two distinct Lotteries of 10,000 Tickets each, will begin Drawing the 9th November. Second Day, 9th December, 1919. Tickets and Shares are selling by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. at their Mee+, Bank Buildings, Corahill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, who sold but Lot tery, No. 710, a Prize of 16,009 Consols. ler Schemes Gratis! cw:TnAcTs FOR STRAW. Cu..nnissariit Department, Troasury Chambers, 29th September, 1819. VCII Persons as are desirous of. coptracting with 1 / 4 7 the Agent fur Cominissariat Supplits,to furnish foe Twelve Months, from the Ist of November nest, such Quantities of STRAW fur filling Palliaism, as may from time to time be re- S,ittl at the Ifortacks in the ender-mentioned Counties.' may arrive ParticuLira of the Contracts on applying at tbis,Office, lemon the hours of Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Commis tel-General Young, at Edinburgh ; and to the respective Bar /13tets in the Islands of puniaey, Jersey, and Alderney, ad defiler their Tenders at this thrice, (marking thereon Tettier for Straw,') until Twelve o'Cluck on Tuesday. tit 19th s.i October. Proprals are to be made separately t County or each in South lie.aitt, for th e w h o l e o f t h e I; irracks in North Britain, and rho forth.: whole of thou: in the Three Islands of Guernsey, lacy, antl Alderney • but no Proposal will b.: noticed, unless 2 1 on, or annezeito, a print.:J ParticuLar, and the prices buenad in words at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined Proposal from a person of kntAvn property engaging ''Jsanric bond with the party tendering for the due per ivrei re or the Contract. LfTcralers are sect by Post, the Postage must be paid. II COUNTIES. e of Man Somerset krAti* Isle of Wight Surrey titter Kent Oirtara Lancaster Warwick I :4,brnu i g ba n Itiddlese York Ihnet Norfolk North Britain L Northampton Islands of t Nottingham Guernsey bai , Pembroke Jersey .1 Suffolk Alderney. BRITISH NT MA NU FACTORY, 62, Queen svret, Cheapside, Loudon. r • era CWT. TL } CALLOW. Ground Waite • Turpentine 1: " . "i uI tht finest 465. Linseed Oil i., ! and Co. b addressing the Public, most respurtfullylet t : them, that t h e i r Whi tt Ltad is of the finest quality, 'lO ' 'r!i•-it it may justly he said, " the best is the cheepest."—% ik the molt durable as well as the most ornamental; th e having Lad their motallic foster.* ce.t , tz ii!:coloorta, and are coeval to coostyrili ?' the Crti..): and C. 4, sell Wlaite Leadt .11 •r,t. i Cr cwt. 4'4 `bi3. although, for the reasoni thcy only reclinmenl the first quality ; thesowit %.1; :iar to many kinds that are ollosed to the rublio' , at , litich hi, het prices. •• I , tatuned Anti-Ctr ire rains ire very nisi . .11! , .11• vvry pr:serving and are malty t • •vith 01; they are suitcd fur Park a. work. • IeCOIiLIOSIVE PAINTS. • `..5 T. MIS OW ..TA G.:en Brigti ..... -.785. Ikult ditto lift. Pack Paiet ...... ettil 48s. Yanow 48s. White ..... v " 40$. • I l'ret,zred (lil 4s. 64. per gill. L,Enui t. 4.1 Tar Brown fits. josrevrt• ..ad Dolmas suppilati with tvary deacript;o3 r• . l err; zdvantiltrUltilAnab TO THE. PUBLIC. AGREEABLE to my usual custom in first an nouncing the Scheme of a New LOTTERY, I advertise it at length, and I beg leave to call the attention of my best friends, the Public, as I consider it highly deserving their appro bation ; for, with only 10,000 Tickets, they have the chances usually contained in double that number, as they may obtain Eight Prizes of £20,000, and mad, at bast, gat F.,ar Pries of x2opoo. SC lIE M E. 2 of £20,000 Money are £40,000 2 .... ..... 20,000 Cooiols 18,000 Consols 16,000 Consols ... 32,000 1,000 Money 2,000 Mosey ....„.., 4,000 500 Consols 400 Consols , 1,600 205 t Money „ IMO . 1 100 Money 51 Money 1,020 20 Money 16 Money ..., 62,016 .2 20 ...... ••• 10 40 58 5,876 ..,..,... 10,000 Tickets in the Total Money First Lottery. and Consols. 10,000 Tickets in the Second Lottery. Each Lottery consists of Two Classes, A and B; Class A num bered 1 to 5,000; B, 5,001 to 10,000; the Drawing of No. 1 to decide 5,001—N0. 2 to decide 5,002; and so on in nume rical progression. 7 , 7 As the Lottery well be drawn in Classes r Purchasers may have the choice of any Two Tickets of the lame fate ; by which, if fortunate, they marobtaia upwards of £40,000 Money, or £40,000 Money and Consols. The First Blank in each Class to have Sixteen Undrawn Tickets. Five Thousand Tickets will be drawn each day. MODE OF DR/WING. The whole of the Prizes above mentioned, together with the Blanks appertaining to 20,000 'Tickets, will be put into the Blank and Prize Wheel, =usual, before the Fird Day of Drawing.— But only 5,000 'rickets will he 'put into the Number Wheel ; these 4,00 Tickets ars now no Sale.—The other 5,000 Tickets will be put into the Number Wheel previous to the 9th of De cember, and the whole of the First Lottery will be finally de cided on that Day,—The Prizes and Blanks thst remain will then form the Scheme of the Second Lottery of WOO 'ficke‘e, to be drawn early in the next Year. DETERMINABLE PRIZFS. First-drawn Prize,ln each Class, to have, in addition £16,000 Corsols, aril £4,000 Money, making Two of the Eight P 20,000 Prizes-14th, 17th, and 18th-drawn Prizes, in each Class, to have £r-.00 Money.,,,leth-drawn Prize, in each Class, above. £2O. 6d. to have Jeghooo Consols, making Two moth of the Fight £20,000 Prizts.--45th-drawn Prize, in each Class, above £2O. rid. to have, Os addition, £29,000 Money, making Two more of the Eight re. 10 ,000 Prizes- Fi rst -d raws p r ize, second Day, to have, in addition, 4111,C00 Consols, and £sto,ooo Money, malting Twi more of the Kint 490,00') Prizes, and which completes the whole. . The 5000 Numbers that are row on Sale are those which will be put into the Whevj bofpre the Tint Day, six. No .l to 500 ,$OOl to 5500 1001 to 1500 ,6091 to eNtil s Wm to 8500 /001 tO 7500 3001 to 3500 8001 to 8500 4001 to 4.110. 1 I 0001 tot soo D orm end Ssamivib are selling, i 0 great variety of Numbers, at my (Woes, 4, Cornhill, and 9 ? Ckaringneross; and by my Agents in the Country, I have line hopour to be, the Public's cleverest servant, Sset. 1319. 'l'. BISH, Stock-Broker. 0- ir....awri tr::zi..‘ L. 44 :,,Lii-,‘'‘ List 0/Tki NGviMiailL). £231,797 9,. PRICE SI.VEN-PFNC . OUTRAGE AT mIotcHP.STF:II. AT a most numerous MEETING of the EI.F.C. Tolth - of WESTMINSTER, held in Palace-yard, on Thursday, the 2d September, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M. P. in the Chair; It was Resolved—That it is the duty of-every &lead to kis country to assist in procuring redress for those persbas who have beau illegally named, Wounded, and Imprisoned, in con, sequence - of the Meeting held at Manchester on the idtb of last month, to afford such relief as may be necessary to the Sufferers and their Families, and to bring to tunislunent the perpetrators of the outrage. And, That a Subscription be opened for the above porpotes, 1 that Sir Francis Burdett, J. C. Hobkouse,Ysq. I'. T. Clarke, Esq. (with others), be a Ciimmittee, with power to add to their number, to carry the intentions of this Meeting into effect. SUBSCRIPTIONS. • Sir F. Burden, M.P. £2lO 0 W. Hallett, Esq. Denford 1. C. Hobhouse, lisq. IGO 0 House, Berks - ftlar Cartwright and Marquis e 4 Tavistock 50 0 dead' - £54 14s. 6d. G. Evans, E.q. Per J. T. . Clarke, Eaq. 10 0 /sem, Esq. . 50 Sir MOAN Philips 5 5 Hon. 11. O. &met, M.P. 5 0 Jeremy aeothans Esq. 5 o T. Rm. Pro. Proprietors of Tie States- pe g's,. or the Chain- Mall - - • 5 j . 5 0 The Star Newspaper - 5 u Edw. Piet, Esq. 31. V. 25 0 Mr. Phipps, Editor of the Duke of Leinstcr 105 NeWs - - 5 0 Dui Grosvenor - 50 0 Subscriptions previously advertised £943. 3s. 3 ,4 . James Compton, Ecq. .ClO 10 An Enemy to Cruelty Hon. D. Kinnaltd, ALP. 26 5 and Oppression 5 0 A few Friends, enemies J. V. . . 2 to Despotism, at Mr. Rev. B. Kennett, Inky, Gover's, Lis le-street, Berks - 2 0 Leicester-square, per C. Hector, Esq Peters- Mr. Jenkins, currier, field 10 0 First Subscription 1 1 J. Hollis, Esq. Ilisk W. Hysford Sanford, Esq. 5 0 Wycombe S " Man's inhumanity tq A Friend to the Laws 1 1 man, G. S. ► S " Makes countless thou- E. J. P. Sellig - 1 0 sands mourn."—Bumis. Charles Callis Western, erl 4s. 6d, EN, M.P. - 20 0 Subscriptions incorrectly stated will be immediately rectified, on application to the Secretary, at the Crown and Anchor Ts. vern, say day between eleven and two o'clock. Subscriptions are received by Mr. S. Brooks, Nd. 110, Strand; Mr. Galloway, 69. High Holtorn ; Mr. Dolby. Wardour-street ; Mr. Giles, 5, Wych-street ; Mr. Haskell, 94, York -street, West minster; Mr. Parr, Great RusselLstrect, Covent-garden; Mr. Petway, 5, Tyler-street, Carnsby-market ; Mr. Henry Whittle, West-street, Spital-fields ; Mr, Wqoler, 76, Fleet-street ; at the Office of the Statesman, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street ; Mr. Har ris, 27, Norton-street, Portland-road ; Mr. Barrowcliff, 6, Fish. street-bill, and Diurydane ; and at the Crown and Anchor Ta , swrn, Strand. THE REV.WILLIAM HRTHEItINGTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND, ESTABLISHED 1774, CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON, WFILREAS the above named Gentleman, in his Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay Annuities of £lO to each of 50 Blind Persons, in the hope that his example would be followed by other benevolent Characters, the Governors give this public Notice, that from the very mu nificent Additions made to Mr.' Hetherington's original Fund, by Deed of Gift, and by Will, they are now enabled to extend the Annuity to upwards of 500 Persons, The Governors - give this public Notice, that from the Telt October to the 3d of Npvember, in every Year, they are ready to issue from the Countiiip,House of the Hospital, upon the personal Application of a Friend*, Petitions for any Blind Pet, sons duly qualified. The leading Qualifications are stated hereunder ; and unless the Parties can respectively prove themselves strictly within them, the Applications in their Behalf will be entittly fruithrist Birth in England , to the Exclusion of Wales and lierwiuk- _ upon-Tweed. Age, Fifty Years, and upwards. Residence, Three Years in their present Abode; and total Blindness during that Period. Those who have ever begged, received Alms, or are deemed Objects for Parish Rt lief, are excluded from the Benefit of this Charities, which are intended " for those who Lave been reps• tably brought up, and who want some Addition to what they have, to make Life more comfortable under the Misfortune of Blindness." TIIOkIAS \VILBY, Clerk. • From the great Extent of this Charity it is found imprac ticable to attend to Letters. THE celebrated MEDICINES of the late Dr. S 4. )11.111. SOLOMON, of Gilead House, Liverpool, coaTisue to be carefully PIEPA QED from the OAK:MAL RZCZIPTS, as begilCatht 4 by him to Trustees especially appointed for that purpose. The CORDIAL BALM 01. GILEAD, and AN 4 114114- PET WINES, arc SOld in bottles at lls. and 335. each, as heretofore, by Messrs. W. Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co, 150, Oxford.- street, opposite New Pond-street ; and all Medicine Venders, 'pie name of the original Proprietor, " Saml. Solomon, Liver pool," is engraved on the Government Stamp affixed to each bottle. gi-The Five Pound Caw. may be hstl at Gilead Heut.e. BILIOUS AND LfVEW. COAIPLAINTB, AS a mid and effectual remedy for all those orders witifh originate in a vitiated action of the. liver and biliary organs, namely, indigestion, loss of appetite, head-ches, heartburn, fiatulencies, spasms, costiveness, affections of the lie r, &c. &c, it may be asserted with the strictest truth, that Di NON', ANTIIIILIOUS PILLS have met with mere general appro val than any other medicine whatever, This constitutes their recommendation to the notice of every individual afflicted with the above complaints. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect; and require no restraint or ronSnement -whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, thoy are an invaluable 'and efficient pro. tection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to cori-ect orders arising from excesses of the table, to restore. the tone of the stomach, and to remove every eompLtint occasioned by gelarity of the bowels. Sold in Bottles, at p. 6s. Ils. and 225. by BustEß and Sous, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, cornet of St. Paul's, London; and 34, Sackville-strcet, Dublin; and by the principal Ilool sellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders thrws&aut the Unit Kingdom IPtssminem pagl to soar{ =pit. Onr p.tge relctes to man.-11artiat. Just published, prtce ss. in boards, Tenth Mies. rr HE -+.; IS of LIFE; a NonM.pdical Colarnere. try on the inditeretions arising from 'llama* Frailty, in which the Causes, ,Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lyles Ye. nerea, Gonorrht.ea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, 4c. are fully deverisped; Port It contains same remarks on co fain Female CoinPlePti , in particular Sterility ; l'art embraces Practi, cal Observations chi Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in Pare IV. Is a Series of Cases illustrative explaining them in a familiar manner, to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes • By QOSS am Co: Consulting Pslloo lareion. Ifatum bectit Omnibus ease 'Pah, ai g. is eoroverit 'Since t, :11 the fend of Its fruge..l application marks the May be had at No. w, Paternoster -row Piccadilly ; ge, ectrurdsatrt43, 4cbP s areapidde, Loaders; anal c Messrs. Goss and Co are to be C onsulted, at their' hause; and Patients la the scribe minutely the ease, encicsing Medicine, which ;au he foot:sided (;....6 and Co. tiv.c. . . 1 - 4 i• i: t•t!! ... • ^ , t): -. .... ,. ..1- . . ; .... p .r....... r---, , r,.,-.,: ..? --ik, 4 _ .--- , i Z 0... ,-,. --v I' - :1 1 ; '. ;' .. ` l ‘. ,li ~-_,- e f.. , ..,...- (-_....%,- ei.,...._. ;,, F' F") 1.1 F r~, ~~ ~ ~ .< t _I 1- I .. 11 .. . ~ ... , S . ./ gli ' .. , i, Nett-.ACAUfc, c.c.; ni a - aci. I l'. re :..f the preceding subjects, her, and the whole addressed Sties. milting Surgeons. . I gnooerit ntia—Claudian, I of bliss supplies, IC wise. 441 1 ' ter-row ; 6A, Tall-Mall; 50, i,obp •3; Fleet-sir .r ; • t 7s, i so; Lad at Al liab onsulted, as umiak every day. r 1 I count,/ are requested to de- . a recnittoase for Advice gad 1 to way pars grilse world. p, il l 13, tik.u.vrrie-street, kle.t.- 'i • STOTHARD AND HEATH'S YLLUSTRATIONS OF TALES OF MY LANDLORD. On the lit instant was published, THE LADY'S MAGAZINE for SEPTEMBER. containing, among many interesting and amusing Articles. a Criticism en, and copious Extracts from, " The Legend of Montrose." Illustrated with a highly-fini shed Psngravisig, by J, Heath, A.R.A. historical Engraver to his 111a)esty and the Prince Regent, from a Painting by T. Stothard, Lsq. R.A. The present Number (and we particularly call the attention of the Public to it), contains the Second of a Series of Engravings, by Heath, from Paintings by Stothard, to illustrate the Three Series of " Tales of My Landlord." The 11Iagasine for Octo ber will be embellished with an Illustration of " The Black Dwarf." London; Printed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row; C, and J. Oilier, Vac-street; and W. Fearina.n, Library, New Bond.sireet. pablished, a Third Edition, price 2s. 6d. in bds. of AFATHER'S GIFT to his CHILDREN ; being a short View of the Evidence of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, adapted to the Understandings of Young Persons. By a LAYMAN. ;mbellished with an elegant Frontispiece, and Vignette Title. Primed for G. and W. IL Whittaker, London. " Among all the legacies, memorials, and gifts committed to the hands of Youth, by pious relatives, we know none more de serving of a place in the Juvenile Library than the little Volume now before us; for it contains the substance of all that has been written on the Evidences, expreseed in suitable language, and .iirged.upon the attention with all the eartantoess of a Yareat."— British Critic, June IsLs. A. CARD. AIRS. JAMES begs most respectfully to inform those Ladies who have so long honoured her with their Commands, that she win Remove to No. 9, Regent street, Pall man, on the last day of the present Month, and that she will be prepared immediately to ekecute, in the best manner, all Orders which maybe addressed to her new Residence, as above. 89, Palt-anall; 24th September, 1819. THE OBLIQUE PIANOFORTE cpntinues to give the greatest satisfaction tto purchasers. They are only half the price of the Grand Pianoforte, and are equal in tone ; the piano part and the touch are superior to any Instrument; the elegant form and compact size suits either Palace or Cottage. Price,4s to 7 Sgs,-.Thooe who ere about purchasing a Pianoforte are recommended to see the Oblique (before they determine), at Mr. \Vatic's'', 13, Leicester-plazee--Seeoni-hand Cabinet. 38gs. a Square Pianoforte gegs.- alaran Organ for Church or Chapel. CHEAP MUSIC and INSTRUMENTS , now on Sale, at WHEATSTONE and CO.'s, No. 436, Strand ; comprising elegant and plain Cabinet and Square Pianofortes, from 1S guineas and upwards ; Improved Portable Finger Or gans, only 25 guineas • Military Instruments, new and second hand ; CoLcert best English Horns, per pair, with Slides, at only 16 guineas; other Instruments equally cheap. W. and Co. beg to notice their much-improved Harp Lutes, with additional Strings in the Treble, and Keys for the 114-notes. now ren dered equal to the re al Harp ; Spanish and. Harp Guitars, from two and a half guineas and upwar d s ; new-invented Double /Kahan Harps; ditto Music Pens; Border Music Paper, ace. also the viatest Collection of Music extant, some of which at half the marked price. A fresh importation of Roman Violin and Harp Strings. A Kew Musical Circulating Library. being the most extensive ever yet established—Catalogue, It 64. — Pianofortes for hire, Instruments purchased may be paid for by instillment". HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepored with the most scrupulous care and atten tion, by Messrs. Tnostas and WILLIAM Unsay, Manufacturing Chemists, Marickester. It is sold M bottles, price 4s. 9d, or witk glass stoppers at 45. 64. Stampineluded,with full directions for its use, by th-ir various Agents is the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom ; "but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottles—Of most of the venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by A similar Stamp, HENRY'S AIIIMIATIC firmly of VINT.C•R, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only gamine prparation of that article. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AHIGHLY VALUABLE ESTATE, situate about Six Milo from Southampton, corsisting of a MANOR, ca.extensive with the Parish, and abont Six Hun dred Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, the latter Tytharee, and the Laryi.tax' as the ►hole redeemed. The Timber to be takes at a valuation, Enquiries, post paid, spade of Jame* Ralf:, Esq, Winches ter, will be immediately answered, CAPITAL M i kNORS AUP ESTATES IN SOMERSET WIIIis4 NEAR BRISTOL AND DATIL FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, !1 1 HE MANORS of CHEW, NORTH ELM, and ~:IJUN DRY, with the paramount Royalty of die Hundred Pt Pew fowls Lea and Baron, Bce.—.And also a most de isITATII, comprehending a commodious Mansion = -sad many valuable Farms and Houses, Two Mills, Cpl iiere‘tiki containing in the whole about TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNIRREI) AND FIFTY A t It ES, AN Fretted , t avert Thirty-sevon Acres, of which about One ', Thorsand Seven Hundred Acres av Let to Yearly Teems% ate mode:raw . litiado, amounting to upwards of Three Thariannal !Ikvt4l.l4Thllderi POWs pct. AnnUm, and the remainder ass dendsed on Ltaso.dvtcrtuinable with Lives, mostly aged, sad of the estimated a,ntulal value of £1,700. Those Manors and- Estates are skimmed in a licattiifid and ret itle put of the county of. Somerset, e xtending to within fend India of liri4ol,•aud eleven pt. liatl, and are Intersected by meozo) Ant Trout streams. .Particbiall.Tßlel are moderate..--. CO is now working under pvt of the Estate. nds,' p 'There . Is a great quantity of thriving Timber on the La Ad asti dm Stroix artogriber forms a most desirable investment a Capitalist, nor. -hill, . Partitilliri apply 0 T. IL James, Solicitpr i.roorilio-hill, Chew Magni; or .Mellsrl. Jenkiai, James, anti t all bbeci, Solicitors, *New Inn, London ;. or to Y . and` J. P. ZSturvepars,.C.ornastrect, ilristctl, at whose office Id ar. a - t outs mar 4m; Pau I. rill-1E MONTHLY MAGAZINE, published on Friday, the Ist of October, price Two Shillings, contains un Engraving, by GREW, from an original Drawing, of the Prince llegent's Oriental Palace at Brighton ; and also a Ground Plan of the Scite of the late Tragical Events at Manchester, in addition to its usual unequalled variety of interesting original Papers and useful Information.—. No. 1, Bride-court. MR. JEFEBEY.• THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE of OC TOBER 1, illustrated with a fine Portrait and Memoir of Mr. Jeffrey, Editor of The Edinburgh Review, will contain, as usual, upwards of fifty interesting Articles in general Litera. tore, Art, Science, Criticism, Politics, Manners, and Amuse. ments among which are—On the situation of the Colonists at the Cape of Good Hope—English Manners in the Seventeenth Century—Remarks on Mr. Owen's Plan—The Real Reformers ; or, The Art of enlarging a small Country without extending its lirnits-.-Account of a recent Eruption of Mount Erna—Von's German Translation of Shakspeare—Mr. Tredgold on the Cul ture of Larch—The Portraiture of Democracy, as exhibited in Ancient and Modern History—Aeconnt of Secret era cies in Italy—Op abuses of Charitable Institutions, &c. &c. &c. 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