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•••• v: i L , 0 : Z, 4 '7 . t, -.11e,(111 • )S . l .4._ 4 . . • 4 1" 41 . 4. Alk , 411 1 V V 4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1811. NUMBER 74441 lIGHTH NIGHT. GLOUCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. MR. DUTTON's Committee sits daily at Will' s Coffee-house, aerie -street, Lincoln's Inn, *boreal com munications upon the subject are requested to be Inade• SPAIN and PORTUGAL —A New Military Spectacle and re-engagement. of Mr. IRELAND for Eleven Nights. ASTLEY'S PAVILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, and every Even -1: i::g this Week, at half past six, the much admired PONEY • rAcEs ; and, for the nth time, a new Grand Picturesque Mili tary Spectacle, called' LISBON; or, Ruse de Guerre en the Banks of the 'Tagus. The Scenes partjy taken on the spot where the military occurrences took-place, will be exhibited in the fol lowing - succession : Is', Interior of a Spanish Habitation ; td, near Lisbon ; 3d, Extensive View of Lisbon ; 4th, Pass of r.lJ:i.an al ; sth, The Corunna Road ; 6th, The Cortes Coun cil Ch.:mher; 7th, The French Camp In the Mountains; Bth, biih Franca, on the Tagus; 9th, An extensive View of Ma i7`.d intli, Outside of the Escurial; 11th, Rocky Pass near Cintra; 12:1t, to conclude with a View of French Foraging Par ro,Arg the Tagus, General Action, Defeat, Ste. In the c err. of the Evening, Astonishing Feats of Activity by the 'Fr a 01 - Equestrians.—'2d time, a New Comic Burletta, called RID CI'S - TOW:RS ; or, Who Pays the Piper. With Mr. li:l'A-A ND, the Yorkshire Highflyer's Performances. And the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN's SALUTATION. Is - iors nrca at half-past five, and begin at half-past six o'clock. Ilaif Price half-past Equestrian Tuition dailL, by able Masters, from Ten to Three. CITY DISPENSARY, GROCE•R'S HALL COURT, POULTRY. The Right Honourable the Loan MAYOR, President. A GENERAL'QUARTERLY MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY will be holden at the Dispnsary FO-VIORRO%V Evening. The Chair to be taken at Six o'Clock precisely. By Order of the Committee, A. B. TURNBULL, Secretary. Bolt-Court, Jan. IS, 1811. READING SCHOOL MUTING. rrlIF. ANNIVERSARY of the READING se! 1001, MEETING will be held at the Freemason's Tavern, Grt:A: Queen-street, on FRIDAY NEX r, the lain inst. STEWARDS. Rev. Edward Bourehler, Thomas Daniel, Esq. George hmer, Esq. John Hine, Esq. Alt.cl Nichol), E.q. Richard Valpy, Esq. ass. each, to be had at the Tavern Dinner on fable at Half-past Five o'Cloelt precisely. e • • tenthmen are requested to apply for Tickets on or beta. the lf,th install!. FORBURY, READING. R R . E STR lN E G E S T C;. lav L in i t t fo , rra mos ed t a .conne a c y t t i o on in W fo ith M Nis Friends and the Public, that be now receives and Boards Young Gentlemen for that Seminary, where they will have the advantage of the beat Classical Education. At the same time he intends himself to teach every pan of the Mathematics, which is necessary for the introduction of Youth to Naval and Military Professions, Surveying, Etc. previous to entering any if the Na. tonal Establishments for those purposes. Cards of Terms may be had at his House in the ForburyL NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT. rrHE. Rev. RICHARD DE GRENTHE's Aca demy, under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Doke of Bent, will re-open on the tOth instant. For particulars apply (if by letter post-paid) as abase. STATE LOTTERY. TIAZARD, BUR L, AND Co. Stock-Bribes, respectfully inform the Public, that Ticazra and SHAits fir the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are now on Sale, at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. Ihe Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, numbered from I to it 0,009, on an entire new plan. The Scheme contains four Prizes of £20,000-10 other Capitals—and no Prize lower than £2O. All to be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY NEXT. In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of £20,000, and No. 3,848, a Prize of .E 2,000, were both sold in Shares, at die auove Office. Letters, post paid, duly answered. , Schemes gratis. AM. DRAWN IN ONE DAY. ~BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that • the Whole of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn the 15th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Plan entirely Nev...—TICKETS and Shares are selling considerably cheaper th to list l.:nt•_•r„ . at both of BISH's old•estabiished Offices, what:, in the last Lottery, he sold inSbares, No. Clus A £20,D00 0 7 Class C - 20.000 2,386 Class D 2,000 1,37" Class /3 1,000 Ai flee Prizes of Xeo,ooo, and 30 other Capitals in the last Twelve Months, which were all paid on Demand, at 4. CORN; PULL, and 9, (HARING-CROgS. Sir J. LR4NSCOAIB and Co. I. SIVEWRIGIiT, Sole Surviving Partner, ARE happy to announce the New Plan of the STATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn lath FEBRUARY, 1611, wia remove every objection that has hitherto been stated. 1 L more Capital Prizes, and each will now be of different Il`ts':! , irs, and there are none Icbs, than £2O. They trust their rn:• ilmcn good Fort , ine will ever attend their Friends the ha:ing sold in this and last Year ALONI, • Six 1 , fi.24,. 3; .... .....•.£20,000 The Only I- err). of l up to 10,000 AndoeveralPrizesof 100, Fi•< , 25,000 I which la st prodnc.ed £24,765 Ar.d ethers too fp Tickets and :31117::S in great ti 37. C.)rnh:ll, 38, Haym. :at to enumerate. triety are on Sale at their Old rket, and 11, Holborn. h:W STATE LOTTERY OFFICE. MAI:TIN, at his Licensed State Lottery • Office, 8, Cougnit.a, London, informs his Friends and the Puhlic, he has on Save a variety of Tickets and Shares In the Irc3ent Siam Lottery, which will be drawn in One Day, the rvtli it Nest Month. He begs his Friends, and particularly all whn have livtherto been unfortunate in purchasing at the CiLoes, to make a trial at the above new Oace, w here V. M. lauers himself he Shall have the pleasure of divid inZ a:rvotl7 Who favour him with their orders, a great Pro portion ct Capital Prizes On thetsth day of February MI. t, • . resent If-rice.—Ticket £2l 14 0 Half - - - Lll 3 0 I Eighth - - sE2 17 6 Qu.irttr - 513 6 Sixteenth - 1 9 0 N. lt. Ortleri from any part of the Country, directed (Post p.i(,) to W. P TAILTIN . % New State Lottery Office, London, will tt executed was the greatest dispatch. An early purchase is re. commended as the Price will be still higher. 1 1 E l'U BLIC ATTENTION, is s• icited at this nicusent to the be7c Plan over submitted from Govern r.ont ; by Watch numerous individuals may be raised in one hour to an Isit , pentient Fortune, fcr the risk of only a small sum of money. Ihe present State Lottery is found to remove every cv,jeetien in past Lotteries. The Number of Capitals is increased to 44. There are Pour Prizes of £20,000 There is but One 'ticket of aNurnber, ailtthe lowest Prize is £3O. A Purchaser cf several Numbers may gain several Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes. :Yet, with all these superior Benefits, the Tickets are much cheap , r than in any Lottery for several years past. The Whole Lottery will be decided In One Day, by an entire New aiid Approved Mode of Drawing ; and should a Change of Pub lie Measures take place, it is very probable there nix) , be NO Isoyasniass if so, this is the only opportunity of obtain log a Fortune for,* small sum, If wends Al befogs the 15th Vat Month. • f. ARMY. A LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, upon Half-Pay, wishes to exchange with a Liestenant-Colonel of Infantry or Cavalry, on FaU Pay. Letters (post paid) addressed to A. 13. No. 17, Poland-street, London, will be attended to. TO THE FACUETW A GENTLEMAN wishes to enter into Partner . L ship in a respectable Business (embracing the three branches of the Profession, Surgery , Midwifery, and Pharmacy) in Lon don or a large town ; would not object to take the active part of the business if connected with an elderly Gentleman who might probably retire in a few years. A moderate premium will be given..---Letters (post paid) directed G. C. No, 42, Upper Char lotte-street, Portland-Place, will be answered without delay. Just published, a New Edition, price 6s. 6d. in boards, of AN ADDRESS frdtn a CLERGYMAN to his PARISHIONERS. By R. VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. Rector of Stradisball, Suffolk. An allowance is made to those who buy a quantity to give to their poorer neighbours. •„ 0 A few C;ples are printed on finer paper, price Ss. Sold by Longnum and Co. Richardson, and all other Book sellers. In the Press, by the same, A VOLUME of SERMONS, preached on Public Occasions, and published by request ; with an APPENDISC ; consisting of Observations on the Catholic Question, and on several other int portant Subjects. This day was published, price Ss. A SHORT STATEMENT of the TRADE in GOLD BULLION; with an Attempt to spew that Bank Notes are not depredated. Liverpool: Printed by Harris Brothers, for T. Caden and W. Davies, litrand ; and sold by Rubinson, Liverpool; and other Booksellers. Ibis day vraa published, In One Vol. Svo. price 85. in boards, the 2d Edition, of ATREATISE on the ETYMOLOGY and SYN FAX of the ENGLItili LANGUAGE. By the Rev. ALEXANDER CIO;4:4BII.LTE D. Printed for Jaseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul', Church-yard. Where may be had, by the same Author, An ESSAY on PnILOSOPKICAL NECESSITY, in One large vol. Bvo. price 7a. in boards. This day war published, In 4to. with eight plates engraved by Lowry, price 14s. boards, .I‘. NEW TREATISE ON PERSPECTIVE ; founded on the Simplest Principles, containing Universal Rules for Drawing the Representation of any Object on a Ver tical Plane. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nostensew. This day was published, Price One Shining, the nd Edition, with Additions, AN ACCOUNT of the several LIFE ASSLT RANCE COMPANIES established in London; with Remarks oa their respective merits and advantages. ' By FRANCIS DAILY. _ _ 'Sold by Jobn ltichirdson, Ituyal•Fachange. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Docrarma of INTIMIST and ANNVITIts, in one vol. 4to. price 11$. The Doc-rams of Lira ANNOITUS and Assoaattcas,in one vol. mro. price itis. Ababa fow remaking Copies of Tables for the purchase and renewal of Leases, price 6s. PRESENTS FOR YOUTH. Just published, and may be had, with many others, in morocco bindings, of John Colburn, Public Library, Conduit -street, Bond -street, 1. LI EABROOIC VILLAGE and its INHABI TANTS, or History of Mrs. Worthy and her Family ; founded on Facts that occurred in Dorsetshire, price 4s. 6d. in boards, or ss. half-bound. • L. A Father's Tales to his Daughter. By J. N. Bounty, Mem ber of the Pleilotecholcal Society, /cc. ice. 2 vols. with Engrav ings, Ps. boards, or Ps. bourid. S. The same Work in French, for the Use of Schools, 2. vols. 4. The Art of Pleasing in Company, exhibited in t 8 Conva elisions in Italian and French, 6s. 5. Zoological Anecdotes. By William Brewster, 211 Edition, 2 vols. 7s. " Young minds may reap considerable improvement from these volumes."—Moinhly Review. This day was published, In irro. price 12s. boards, the Second Edition corrected and improved, of A N INTRODUCTION to the THEORY and 1 PRACTICE of PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONO METRY, end the Stereographic Projection of the Sphere : in cluding the Theory of Navigation; comprehending a variety of rules, formula, &c with their practical applications to the mensuration of heights and distances, to determining the lati tude by two altitudes of the r..tn, the longitude by the lunar observations, and to other important problems on the Sphere, and OA Nautical Astronomy. _ By THOMAS KErTH, * — Private Teacher of Mathematics. Printed,for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater nostemow. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A New Treatise on the Use of the Glebes, 12mo. price 6s. la beards. BOTANY FOR SCHOOLS. This day was published, illustrated with forty-five beautiful En gravings, price 7fl. plain, or les. coloured, A GRAMMAR of BOTANY ; being complete . 11 • ELEMENTS of that interesting SCIENCE, for the Vie of Schools and Young Persons, accompanied with Botanical Exer cises. - By 1L L THORNPON, M.D. Author of a sew Family Herbal, illustrative of the Lianas System, &c. This Work is the first regular attempt that has been made to accotnnrodate the Science of Botany to the business of Public Seminaries. The numerous Plates elucidating every Parr of the System, and enabling the gtneral Tutor to render Botany pan of a course of Education without preliminary study, and with little additional trouble. _ _ . Printed for RICHARD Pitll.t.trs, Bridge-street, London, and to be bad of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, Dr. Thornton's Family Herbal, with cuts, by &wicks, price ns. 6d. and aeg 24a The Young Botanist, with numerous Plates, Ss. I'ALEY'S WORKS, ADAPTED TO PURPOSES OF GENERAL. EDUCATION. This day was pubEshed, price Ss bound, A GRAMMAR of MORAL PHILOSOPHY -I- A. and NATURAL THE.OLOGY, with a Summary of the Evidences of Christianity ; abstracted chiefly from the Works of Archdeacon PALLY ; with Questions for the exercise of the Stu dent, in the manner of Goldsmith's" Grammar of Geography." By the Rev. J. W. BAK4II. The valuable contents of Dr. Paley's Works nave long been l oc ked up in large and expensive Volumes from the rising gene ration, whom they are especially adapted to instruct I and it is to be presumed, that the exhibition of them in the compass of this small Volume will be hailed as an acquisition by.all conductors of Seminaries a Education. Printed for RICHARD Pitt tuts, Bridge-atreet ; and to be bid of all Booksellers. Of whom maybe hadi 1. A GRAUXII6II. of SACIIID MISTOIT; by. bay! Ram i e. with Eugrvings, price 4s. . . ticitiVru att. lbootarsr, Ibbso. f.. Watkini. • . - •, • , • E..YCIIEQUER al= OFFICE, Amery 11.1811. Alt Ezdrequer Dills dated is the Month of March, 1810, 7V BE PAID OFF, THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of lIIS MA JEETI's TREASURY, haviNg given Directive:for poling aj the PrixcOal of the AIM nextionai Exchrixer Bah, with the Lento ~ die thereto, at the Exeiseeper Bill Office, is the Receipt of Exteeper, N. Palate Yard, Westiehuter, on Friday, the Let day of Pehneety, 1811—Attendance willk gives daily (Sundays wed Holidays esteemed) will aid iacluding Saturday, the 26th of January, frees Teo o'Cled ix ties Atomise: till Om is the Afterion,fir the purpose of re• eeiving the lame; aid, for the greater 4fispatih, the hearers of the said Bilk are desired to kiwi separate Lids of each deseriptioi of Bills, containing the Minket is maxerical order, aecorekvto the does the said Bills, and caueextexemt of Merest with the prise al Sow: aid Interest due thereat, nimputed from, hot sxclv&sg the aye es which they are respectively dated, to the said let day of Feiruary, isdreiVet when the Internet will case; and the said Bearers (being Helder: or sit) are ifeekspeasildy required to Wont each ➢ill with their viral sir sterres) e•rd to write their Names and Resid:see at the how of seek pep.Faito Lints and they are aareiroer required to attend the Itarchegver t Bill Office for payment, sad,' receive the itiliv.Bigioaad give 44. it' tripes for the same. If any e lk holder! of the oforetaidNills Ana k &irons e remising. Payment of the Principal aid Mara, trendy:et to the sail 14 day of Febrmary, they emy he turommeistei, on ern/ways the Interest to the dm/ on which they nvirh to he paid, and fearing the said Bills for ennsti• Latiom ow day ti for thereto. Prrioni as may k &sirens if having, area Errierstr Sills in whale or in part Payment if Priasipal, wpm Nharibig weir Pith, and nientitioing the avows: at .the bottom J . their Liste, delivered M or before the 26th d - Janirary, may be aesownwitated with sew Bills, tarrying an Inkrat of Three-pence by the day, on every One Horn dirt, Food!, which said New Bills will bear date the said lit toy of Farad's, and will he delivered en Malay the 4th o f Feirsarp and the folkwinc Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to March, 1810, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has geese& SOCIETY' FOR PROSECUTING FELONS, &c. Instituted in 1767, on the recommendation of the late Sir Joan FIZLAING. H. C. COMER, Esq. Alderman, M.P. President. Sir CIIMILL3 Puce, Bart. Alderman, M.P. Vice-President. 'THE following Offenders have been lately prose cuted to Conviction, and various others sent out of the Kingdom at the expence of this Society : Catherine Brown, fora felony in the shop of Mr. James Etches, of Holborn. 1./Lases Levy, for a misdemeanor, on the prosecution of 'Mr. William smith. William Akerman, for a felony in the shop of Mr. John Richards, Ozterd-street. John Pope, for ditto, on proseentims of Messrs. Warner and Seaman, CornhilL • Lacey, for'a misdemeanor, on prosecution of Mr. This. Newberry, Fleet-rue, Thomas Kemp, for elllBoy, on prosecution of Mt. John Cada ' gen, Water-street. •••• George Croft, for ditto, in the shop of Messrs. Ashley and Hill„ Strand. Edward Wayne, for ditto, in the shop of Mr. WilliamWilkinsen, Luagate.hill. Mary Carty, fir ditto, in the shop of Messrs. Vipend and R - mingten, Ludgate-gill. Rachel Campbell, for ditto, ditto, ditto. Francis and Turvey, for ditto, on the prosecution of Messrs. Middleton and Inner, Fleet-street. John White, for ditto, on the prosecution of Mr. Thomas New berry, Fleet-street. John Towe. for ditto, in the shop of Mr. Junes Gray, Bishops -- ---- gate-street. John Oxley, for ditto, en the prosecution of Messrs. Kays, Al derogate -street. Richard Robinson, for ditto, on the prosecution of Mr. James !Lyon, Fleet-street. • A Quarterly fleneral Meeting of the Members of this Society, and also the usual Monthly Meeting of the Committee, will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Friday next, at seven o'clock in the evening precisely. The Intention of this Society - is to prevent, as much as possible, the lases which Merchants, Bankers, Tradesmen, and oth e rs, frequently suffer from the depredations of Felons, he. and to adopt the mosteffectual means of bringing such delinquks-s to Justice. who are' too frequently suffered to escape punishment, from a fear of the expellee and trouble attending a prosecution. The proceedings of this Society (the great utility of which must be self-evident) have been conducted on those principles ever since its institution, large sums of money having been expended in Rewards, Advertisements, and Hand-bills, numerous Offen ders consigned to Justice, and the Members re-imbursed their expcnce of prosecution. S. S. HUNT, Secretary, /an. 11, tel No. g, Warwick -court, Gray's Inn. N.B Persons desirous of becoming Members, are requested to apply a: the secretary's, where the By-Laws, &c. may be obtained. MR. COOPER's SECOND VOLUME OF PRACTICAL SERMONS. • TMs day was published, In 12mo. price ss. In boards, the Second Volume, of PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERMONS, designed for Parochial and Domestic instruction. By the Re*. EDWARD COOPER, • • Rector of Hamstate, Relegate, and of•Yorall, in the County of Stafford, and late Fellow of MI Souls College, Oxford. • Vginted for 'l% C.tdell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, by the sante Author, • tisYsieleal and Familiar Sermons. volume Ist. Fourth Edi. don, lassli.ilrir.e ss. in boards. 2. Sonny= chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading Doctrines of the Gospel, a new Edition, in Svo. price pc boards. • • Irchtine the second, to complete the former &lion, may heti* amen two, price ss. in beards. A Borman, preached en - Souday, Microliter 11, 1810. at Ut. oefeafp,,bl th e Coma/ of Stafford, on of the Deeds et the Ihrts a t Stoiebs M. A. jiliA • ' BY ORDER OP THR HONOURABLE COMMISSI OF HIS, MAJP.STY's CUSTOMS, On Tuesday, the lid of January, 1811, at Dere° o'Ctoci Forastoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the House, is Enter, rrHE FOLLOWING GOOD If Gallons Brandy, (for the accommodation and use of private families 1 Log Mahogany, cootaining 39 Cubic fret MR/ bcantk Slate 8900 Common Slate 60 Doren Rag Slate 60 Quarters Coal, And on the follosting Day, January 2s, at Eleven crClo Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the House, in Topsham, THE FOLLOWING GOODS t 13i Gallon. BrandY. (For the accommodation and use of private families only) 7 cwt. 1 qr. Fustic And one Old Beat, worn out in the Service Iff the Customs. Which win be put in Lots, and sold to the highest Bidder. Dated Custom-House, Exeter, lan. 7. 1811. BY ORDER OF THE HONOUAELE COMMISSIONIar .ON HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE' BY AUCTION, On Wnlnesday, tbe sSd of January, Ixll, at bacons (Mock in the Forenoon, at tbe Castons-Houee, ba East Cowes, THE UNDER-MENTfONED GOODS, w hi c h have been sated and legally seediansed 6 Gallons Brandy 's Meets IS3 lbs. Tea 6 Spars sad Deals VI lbs. Sugar 11 51ba:Mantdactured Takao* si lbs. Coate 1401ba. Sane 60 Bottles White Wine " 100 lbs. S. • 400 Feet raving St.ne The Smack William and Elisabeth of Exeter, SI Tons per gister—Braken.up HOS of two Boats—Four Oared Boat and Materials. Also some Stores of the Stork and Drake consisting of Pieces of Cables and Hawsers To be viewed two days prevlow TO BB SOLD BY AUI At the King's Warehouse, New Romney, of January-, ISt 1 at Two o'Clock in the VIGHTY -FIVE GALLON 1 - 4 legal Strength for Dealers, 650 dii Use, which way he viewed and tasted Day of Sale. • feilba ! - rt e * (11 1 / 4 /? ilr s ;6. • yr 0(1111;,- lllj. . [PRICE SIXPENCE•HALPPENNV. IR HONOURABLE COMMISSIONER* MAJP.STY's CUSTOMS, of January, 1811, at Dere° o'Clock in till exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Customs ,LOWING GOODS, rig. Gallon Brandy, )(Won and use of private families only.) itogany, coetaining ss Cubic fret k Slate 8900 Common Slate Rag Slate 60 Quarters Coals. [Day, January 23, at Eleven crelock% the- exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at ties Caste* n, FOLLOWING GOODS t 13t Gallon. Brand). odation and use of private families sole) Exeter, SI Tons per It tts—Four Oared Boat Fly Drake Revenue Cott wsers and other old lout to the Sale. ,uarldN, ley, on Thursday, the I the Afternoon precisely, INS` BRANDY, ditto Geneva, for Privet d on the Morning of at. will be required. 0 AUCTION, it the Crown ion, Se k of January.lBll, k, also a quantity o 0 Tons, M tbe same n r, lately wrecked at Sel*gy It, and also the remainin several amities as will b ning of the day ef Sale. may and Cobby, Agents. Right Reverend F CARLISLE, :heapside, - London. Ipportuoity your lett r to that of the Lord Cki PATENT WORM few months ago it. Heappos bad b ed et; ti izg frequently if j)tlia on, who had aceideo ommeuded to rue the tri ght be lost, or any mists e medicine, sent me th fined a vitilte amendm sant symptom doeippca as the two former' hat time n sun has out, his cure wholly to the e since recommended yuur I have the satisfaction to of great service. -1 cub feet produced by them inn to have arisen from viscera. I em, y B. CAISLIL Butler, 14.1; gill; Bauer and n, Portsmouth; Ns...bay ell ; Hcaland, Gran mouth; Hull and ie venders and perform I MOTHERS. pathetically desert A Deposit of Twenty-are per Cent. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC For the Benefit of the Underwriters, at tL at Noon, on Tuesday, the isth of TEN TONS of BARILLA, Barna, supposed to be about 4001\ kyest the bottom of the brig Swallow, lan about SOO yards from high water mark, part of the HoU of the said Brig, and se? mentioned at the sale. The Hull may be seen all the Morning For further Particulars apply to Mara , Chichester, Jan. 8, 1811. From the Honourable and Rit THE LORD BISHOP OF C. To Mr. CHINO, Apothecary, Cheapside, QIR—I readily embrace the pppol affords me of adding my testimony to Baron, in favour of your CHING'S P. T.ENGES; my eldest sin having, a - few very material benefit from the use of it. for several weeks . previotte to bs taking I elated, *as langu id, and complained head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, seen him in this state, fortunately reconuts, of your Lozenges, and that no time might might occur, in obtaining the genuine ue dosses of it. The first of these occasioned and after the second dose every unpleasant but I judged it right to give the third,. at agreed so uncommonly well. From that in perfect health, Ind I certainly attribute efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have sire Lozenges in several instances, wherein I t assure yea, aity have uniformly been of , to add, that front the nature of the effect try son's case, I appr&seod the complaints obstruction between the stos",:,ach ant viscera. obedient servant, Ruse Castle, December 7. Sold, wholesale aod retail, by Mr. Butler, corner of Paternoster-row • Scutt, Cargill; Smith, Edlnbnrgh and Gla sgow ; Belem, ' and Son. Dublin • Pack and Turner, H u l and Son, and Gilbert and Hayden, Plymou. New York; and most country medicine vi in boxes, at ts. 9d. each. A REAL BLESSING TO Mt. DOCTOR BUCHAN most pathetically s_ the sufferings oft:Mildred while cutting their Teeth, a most , dangerous period, at which that the utmost attention ought t• be paid them ; particularly at this critical season, whim; the Chin Cough and Measles are so prevalent. If the Irritation of the' Gums comes with any other disorder, very few Infants regorge. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOT*. ING SYRUP is the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the sista with pains in its Gums, this valuable Medicine applied, UN. mediately open the pores. heal the Goals, and thereby 'matt fevers or convulsions. Parents who may be duWous of the yin. toes of the SOOTHING SYRUP, may refer to the different cases that have appeared In this and other papers. Since Mrs. Johnson has distributed, gratis, 100 bottles week*, 50 onTuesday and 50 on Saturday mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clor.l4 to the poor who may have Children afflicted in cutting ;keit Teeth, by bringing a letter from a housekeeper, that the ).3 is a real object of charity, has made it so universally known, that Casa would be superfluous, as its virtues are known ha almost every family where there are young Children. To be battot the Proprietors. J. Johnson and Co. 04. Welly man -street, Ozford-street ; and Retailed by Golding, Combing Nevrbery, Dante -street, Dublin ; and by all the principal Medi. ebb Venders Town and Country. at 20.9 d. a bo.t:e, for reser ey only. N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnsool American Soothing Syrup. DR. FRXlllslitreri OU LA beal.o I AKI:. ft'HE value of this Infallible Medicine has been-so -I- • long proved, that notbiwg of the prevent day can bear's competition with It i 4 all the dMrent stages of a certain Disease which it effectually cures a nd e r a di cates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure t h at attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any degree, oxeye° ree,ni. rir,t; confinement from.bminess, el' restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to publbs approbatinn for more than 50 Tears. In all the debility of both vexes, they prove a never falling restorative, whether the delta,' is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the af. fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those goir,g abrosd.—. They cannot.be recommended too strongiy to those who will re ceive a safe speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Meets, and every weakness that affects the bladderand organs of urine. Bt its efficacy many waiter have besuune mothers *is far. years had be an deprived of that happiness. Si,id wholesale and retail at Par.flutleea, No. 4,Cheapaide, ekur ner of Paternoster-row ;Barer and Co. Ikon, Cargill, !dander. non, and Squids, Edinludres ; Baxter and Pell'Donald, Glas gow i • Hovland. Granville lad Sun, Gilbart, and Hayden, Ply -010Utlt; His Harding, anall.kbaltaa, ; Newbury and Son, Dublin ; Pact. and Turner, Hull; l Malay, and langs,l'Ortsea; sbirp,Psttosse*; !meth Thuntan; lawman, ?Skew f . efordli aft* Barka, affitelt and most filesseq Mader Yeefterbalassi OIL*. Indbl sad. - EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Janairy ‘2, 1311. 1 1 11 E COURT of DIRECTORS of th; UNITED COMIM.VIV MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Craig, so the EAST INDIES, do herely give notice, That they will be ready to receive proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 16th instant, from any persons who El ay be willing to let on freight to the Company, a good Copper bottomed Ship, of from.l2oo to 1400 tons burthen, now build ing at Bombay, to bring a Cargo from the port of Calcutta, on the Company's account. The Tenders, with the words Ship Tender" on the ccver to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or be fore twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 16th instant, beyond which hour the Coert will not receive any Tender. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. The particulars of the terms and conditions on which the Ship will be engaged on the Company's service, may be seen, upon ap plication to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Ship ping, on or after rriday nett the 4th instant.