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,---__ * • 1!"!!,11! of - . ~'!!P~ ~c• w ~~r.:~= ~.... • -• '-'• . ... ---.. - :„ r .. ,z,.. I I,I.( ; ~ ''",, •** ` 7 , • A,k ei.. 1 ' 67.1.-Z,.., •inies..--.,, • . 4 . . . s . ./ • 1 1 .' • 4," 4 " , ,,,. • --. • ?N.- *•- • 41 or 0 ... • .. s Nifet — Tr • . 4 ' l l`.."'aV Pet: - "••• • I , , ' ' N ...- -••••- Ipx-pg - .. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1811. , I 1 MBER 76471 RIUCK StXPENI SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES. I NAvr OFFICE, JUL?' S, I Rll. BY His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 20 th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was established at Cie Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's Dock-yard at Ports mouth, for a Superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and Twelve Persons were admitted a, Students on the Ist day, of laitinry Tact. ANATOMICAL. THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. MHEADINGTON and M r . FRAMPTON ITA. will begin their 'Autumnal COURSE of LFC TUBES upon ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the OPERATIONS of SURGERY, cm Tuesday, the Ist of October. Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Heanistorost. Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. FRAMEI-os. For turther particulars, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary of the Hospital. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the C USTONI-HOUSE, ARUNDEL, On Thursday, Sept. 18, 1811, at 1 f-t.'Clock in the forenoon, THE following GOODS, for private use only, viz. about 64 Gallons of Brandy, and 90 ditto of Geneva. Samplei of the above Goods maybe seen flt the Custom house the morning of the day of sale. N.B. Twenty-five per cent. deposit will be required. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH lIRISONERII IN FRANCE. Amount advertised - - 5te6,300 I I The Receipts of the 1 ti(atre at Gosport paid by ivlr. . While! infr H. I'. Ili - Jr:Putt - - 26 0 0 The Rev. Jonathan Ltilyealt, of I ialtisigbury, per Meuse. Buck and Co. - .. 5 5 0 Rev. Dr. C. Morgan, per Brackeilbury and Co. pot.. Biddulph and Co. - - - s 2 2 0 Parish of Great Tatham, per Rev. Floote Gower,' Curve - - - 5 8 41 Parish of Marsham, per Ri v. limes Rlngle 5s 0 —.-..-- idlecott pit. Rev. Mr. Price - .. 5 3 0 T. P. Walter, Esq. per Thurnisson, Esq. - 3 3 u Pandits of Gum horpe, Bale Bristow, and Thai nate, per Rev. C. Collyer • - - 9 6 2 ~,ah n G. Lowther, Esq. of Ovington 5 0 I ''M _ _. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Ortqr of the Honeurabk the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, In the Long room, Custom-house, Liverpool, on Wednesday and Tarsday, the 18th and 19th September, 1811, et four o'clock In the afternoon of each day, SUNDRY Quantities of GOODS, condemned in the Court of Exchequer, which will be principally sold in small hits, fur the accointnodatiiin of private purchasers, viz. Coffee, Tea, \Vine, Salt 'ltiskey, Cordials, Shrub, Rum, Genera, Brandy, Tobacco, o Segars, Snuff, Cotton Wotil, Stag Horns, Cayenne Pc: , Sugar, Hides, Rice, Leopard Skin., Turpentine, Nanks :tea, Sweetmeats, Braces, Sea Shells, Snap, Wearing Apparel, Pot Ashes, Matchetts, Gun Flints, Shoes, Knives, Pickles, Cambric Muslin, Currants, Raisins , Silk Shawls, Black Stlk, Candles, Rose Wood , Callicaes, Tallow, Fiore?, Elephautie Tech, Tamarinds, Broad Cloth, Kerseymare, Cho colate, Shumac, Spaelsh Wool, Tapioca, Flat, Silver Wire, Hardware, Cocoa, Tiler Skin - % Shin Carpets, Hats, Matte, Deal Boards, Handspikes, Pine Planks, Deal End, Start's, Spars, Pine Timber, Timber Ends, &c. The Goods may be seen, and Catalogues obtained, on applica tion to H. Segar, on Monday, 'Tuesday, mid Wcdneviar, the 15th, 17th, and IStli instant, between nine and two ss'. lock of each day. Aoti it being determined that Five more Students shall be ad voive.l, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's 'Navy hersby give notice, that the examination of Candidates I will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on the ith of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the S.7ommisqioner of the aforesaid Yard, on tit before the let day of that month. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years of age. The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma jesty's Dock-yards; where also information may be obtained as to the more of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the salaries they will be allowed en being admitted Students, and of the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Apprenticeship. TO THE CLERGY. EXCHANGE OF PREFERMENT. 1 - HE Proprietor of an Ecclesiastical Chapel in the 1 West of London, is willing to make an Ext•hange for a Lisiag of adequate value, situated in any County in England, but if iu Norfolk or Surrey, tl:e more desirable. The Chapel is numerously and respectably attended, and would suit any Gen tleman who wishes to live in, or near the Metropolis, as it is an exemption from retidence. Letters (post paid) directed to the Rev. L. T. No. 5, Bell's Building% Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, London. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 28, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if hit MA JESTY': ORDNANCE, do hereby give notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 16th day of September next, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRONMONGERY, for Service of this Department, at the Royal Artillery Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one ,year, at the option of ei ther party. A Pattern of the intended Mangers may be viewed, upon ap_ plication to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Woolwich, who will communicate all further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditiws of the Con %not, which may also be known at the Secretary's °See in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four &clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endoned " ileoposals for Ironmongers," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said I tith day of September, at twelve o'cluck sit noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed soak's the party making It or an Agent in Isis behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 4, lall. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JRST2", ORDNANCE, do Arreky give Melte, That Proposals will be received at their Office in en or before Monday the 23d instant, from such persona as may be willing to undertake the aupply of FORAGE for the Ord • ranee Horses, stationed In the following District*, to be delivered at the ezpeute of the Contractor, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, NORTHERN, YORKSHIRE, EM FERN, exclusive of WARLEY, SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM, SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOU TH, JSLE of WIGHT and CHRISTCHURCH, WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARI.EY and CHATHAM, For a period of Six Months, from the Ist of October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of foxy or rnowburnt Oats, not to weigh less than 37 lb& per Win chester bushel. The Hay to be sweet and dry; and delivered in trusses of iQ lbs. none of which wise issued of the same year's growth, pre vious to the 10th day of October. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, sad delivered in trusses of 36 lbs. The prices to be paid fur the respective quantities which may be so &livered, to be as follows, viz. For the Oats, at the rate of slofsois weight. per hundred pounds, avoir- - per hundred and twelve For ti.e Hay, at the rate of Fcr the Straw, at the rate of per hundred and twelve founds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly, for two 'or more of the said Districts, aod it is expected that the Con tract )r shall receive the Stable Dung which during the period of this Contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. _ _ _ Further particulars may be known upon application to the Offi cers commanding the Royal Artillery, in each District; arid also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between die Lourscof ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the 23d instant, at twelve o'cl , sch at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no tic:d unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall By Order of the hoard, 1?. H. CREW, Secretary. ANTISCORBU I'IC DROPS. IT it worthy observ:ttion the numerous Cases that I. , vc succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT 146N . 1 iscotuu - ric DROPS; apd the following remarkable ia ii:ance occurred in a middle aged woman %oho applied for their vie at the Dispensary, 15, Soini- .q uarc„LOßdon. She ei..inplained of great debility and nervous irrhatino, appetite bad, with a ge neral depression of breathing ; her case not being well understood; she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medi cine, though the Proprietor stated the impi °liability of its being of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth; having reco vered Ler strength and appetite, and increased her pulse irons the depressed state it had been hi. Now this effect can only be ac counted fur by the Medicine regulating the stomach and diges tion, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deep-seated ab scesses of the pints, the change it produces in the general health," l excites the best hopes In those most distresoog Ca‘Vi. In erttp- ' dens, serophula, scarify, rheumatism, &c. its effects are generally acknowledged. Astbere are numerous consterfelts, please to ask for Spiislitiry's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottl:s of ss, dd. double battles iOs• and larger Li included. Compound Essence as. Said at the Dispensary, 1.1, Sufic...game, Loudest. This day was published, In One Volume five. price 101. 6d. boards, the 2d Edition of ACOLLECTION of TREATISES on SOL LUNAR INI.I.UENCE in•FEVERS; with an improved Method of curing them. By FRANCIS BALFOUR, M.D. First Member of the Medical Board in Bengal. To which is added, A NEW DIAGRAM, calculated to exhibit at one Vicw, the coincidence of the Paroxysms and R•missions of Febrile Diseases whh the Flowing and Ebbing of Sol-Lunar Power: and thus to point out the real Source of a'l the various Types, Periods, Intervals, Durations, Crises, Relapses, Me:as. tests, and other Periodical Changes to which by an Eternal and Univer!al Law, they are subject in every quarter of the globe. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; and E. Lloyd, London : A. Con stable and Co. P. Hill, and J. Anderson, Edinburgh; and R. Tullis, Cupar. This day was published, In royal Ito. price .E 2 14s. Volume the First, comprising Genesis to Ps3lnts, of MHE DEVOTIONAL-FAMILY BIBLE ; with copious Notes and Illustrations, partly original, and partly selected from the most approved Expositors, Ancient and Mo dern : with a devotional Fatercise, or Aspiration, after every Chapter.—By 1011 N FA %%TETT, D. D. of liyhden Bridge, near Halifax. London : PrintA for Suttaby, Evance, and Co. Stationers% court ; Robert Baldwin, Paternoster row ; Ward and Middleton, Skinner-street ; and I'. K. Holden, Halifax, &c. The Work may be taken in Parts, at 7s. each, or lialumhers at Is.; it. will be completed In March 1812; and the price will not exceed £5 Ss. •,,• A few Copies have been taken off nn a super royal Paper, in the most elegant manner. ,This fine Edition it was Cot in tended to publish till complete ; l?tit several Subscribers being desirous of having the first Volume, it will be delivered at £5. Si. with a ticket entitling the Bearer to the second Volume for £2.25. The Price of the fine Edition will be Xti when complete. SUGAR-HOUSE, IN BRISTOL. To be LET for a term of Years, consisting of A SINGLE HOUSE and DOUBLE HOUSE, having Seven Pans, with Utensils of every kind complete, Counlog•houses, Warehouse, Stable, and other Conveniences, and a Dwelling-house for p Boiler or Warehousemen. The Tre atises adjoin the river Avon, and were lately occupied by 1),/. Wasley, Esq. deceased; and arc as commodious, light, and spaci ous as any in the Kingdom. Apply, if by letter, post-paid, to J. Savery, Esq. or Messrs Morpan and Livett, Solicitors, Bristol ; or to Mr. T. W. Reid No. 4, Leman-street, London. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-S.FREET.` This day was publi.lted, In 4 Vols. 12mo. price 20s. ORA and JULIET ; or, Influence of First Prin cipLa. A Novel. By the Author of Eva of Cambria, &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. and sold by all Booksellers. The following will iv: pear this Autumn and Winter: The Englishm.m, by bliss Byron, 5 vols. The Englishwoman, second edition, by the same, S vols. Yamboo, or the North American Slave, a Tate, by the Author of the Bravo of Bohemia, 3 vols. The Clergyman's Widow and her Young Family, 1 vol. Cava of 'Toledo, or the Gothic Princess, an liiiturical Runtance, by Augusta Amelia Stuart, 5 vols. The Borderers, an Historical Romance, illustrative of the Man ners of the Fourteenth Century, 4 vols. The Viiiilicrive Spirit, by bridget 13:uemantle, 4 volt. Laura Blunt'. Ii a:id her Father, :2 vols Sir William Dorien, by the Atitli , ir of Margiana, 2 rills. Matrimony !! by Mrs. Meeke, 4 vnl?. '1 he Modern Kate, or a liushand PerpLeed,by A. F. Holstein, two vol cars lie Coille.iciotial of Valombre, by Louisa a:— y Stanhope, Author of the Bandit's Br;th., f:c. vols. This day were publkheil, by Longtaan, Horst, and Co. Pater. nostemrow, price 55. in boards, 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on th e clifri..rimt -I- 1 - Species of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION (the Seropkulous, Etaathematous, and senile, or of MI age), and tho Super-irrhative and Sub-irritative Species of Asthma, with their distinguishing symptoms, and the appea ,. ances exhibited on dissection. The treatment of each illestraied by a variety of cases. To winch are added, Wm:rya:ions on the Nature and Cure of Cancers. By RICHARD RFS.CE, M.D. Physician to the Phthisical Dispensary, Author of " A New System of Physic and Medical Surgery;' .`kc. 2. A new Edition, being the Eighth, pries los. ad. b oa rds.— The Menicat. Coma, for the Its/ of the Clergy. Heads of Families, and young Medicine Practitioners, lII' two . Parts. Part I. being a practical Dispensatory, c o ntemp t the Doses and Properties of Medicines necessary to be kept by the Clergymen of. parishes, and families residing in the Country; the Manage ment of Children, and the Cure of their Maladies; the Treat ment of the different Poisons ; of Cases of Son:ended Anima tion; the Means of destroying Centag!ous Efiluvias, &c.—Parr 11. A Popular Tveatise on the Causes, distinguishing Symp toms, Prevention, and Cure of the Diseases incident to the Hu man Fri.nte, the whole comprising the latest discoveries in the .healing art, free frimn technical absurdities. By Richard R. ere, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and the Faculty of Physic, &c. &c. 4 ' It is of importance that every man should be entitled to know something of the laws of lite, the nature of diteaw, and the most rational modes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Reece's book is bet ter adapted than at)y with which we are acquainted. It is more judicious than the Domestic Medicine of Bucha% which we have no doubt it will eteirely outpersede.7—Crit. Rev. April, 1807. .. . Sold by all Booksellers in the United liougtkun. 3. Third ediann, eulaiged and corrected, mire 'ls. au l N cir.i sit CATA LUC U I. of Muter, sp.,enying their ?piper, des, tioNt. • to Oil I i Brett and aihatt;the proper vehicles tin. their use, th e dis e as e s for the. cute of which they are ----1 Lim" oyvd, and road prices aiiiirxed 1 to each article ; to which are added a description of the different Medicine and chemical test Chests, wilt an etitimeratiottof their contents; as a•lapted t 6 diff .rent climates slid uses, aid an account I of such Menicineias are necessary to be kept by tamilies residing in the country.—By Reece, Borges,, and Co. Chetuiefs to her Majun y. ...*lhis is a very crinvenlent work, and entrains in a short catal -1 pas, a ,gra.t. dial of useful medical tutortuatiou.“--Crlt. Rev. Aug. I#lo. FiIIitEFORDSHI RE. TO BE SOLD some tinae in the Month of October neat, AVERY valuable and improve :11)1e FREETIOI.D ESTATE, (adjoining the Hereford and Ledbury Tern pike-road, on which the Mail Coaches pass every day), compri- sing upwards of FOO statute Acres of rich Land, in a state of cultivation, within a ring fence, with a Manor attachki, abound ing with game: a roomy and convenient Mansion House, and all requisite attached and daubed Offices, in good repair; exten sive wailed Garden, pleasure Grounds, Fish-ponds, numerous and . fertile Orchards in a hearing state. The whole well timbered and watered, commanding rich and extensive views, and many other local advantages, with a commodious Farm House and necessary Outbuildings ; a ilea: Inn near the Mansion-house, aml several Cottages standing on different parts of the Land. Descriptive particulars will be given In a future Paper. Distant from Led b:try 4 miles, Hereford ie., Malvern Wells 10, Worcester and Chlerte.r 20 miles each ; and possession may be had at Candlemas nett. For more general information apply to W. Holbrook, So licitor,Ledbury, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may be seen. OXFORDSHIRE'. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, in Lo's, (iinle , s previously dispostd of by Private Contiact, of which clue notice will ba iiven) at the Staple HaU lan, in Witney, early in the month of Oitobler next "T'HE MANOR of MINSTER LOVEL, with sundry caeltal inclosed Freehold Farms. Measunes, and Lands now let for short terms, but capable of (Nutlet able ip provement, lying together and wi hi., a ring f:nce, that I. to say, Lot 1. The Manor of Minster Lovel, with the Rolahies, Fishery, and Qoit Rents, amounting to £l. 9s. 4d. anaua'ly. Also the Manor Farm, with the Sc:te of the Manor Hume. by admeasurement 2S3A. IR. 331'. (more or less) in the occupation' of Mr. Richard Die. Also four Coragee and G..r.lens, and a Mt swage, with a Bakehouse. Ger len and Parlds - ek, in the e.tvo r..l oceupatiens re J , tenth B Heenan, Ede% ate Cox, Co apt r, - Hun', and T et B eley, from year toy ar. I.ot 2. A Farm by a bn:asurrnsent 204 A. 31t SP. (more or i less), in the oteapation of Mr. Thome% Cobb Ales a C ottage and Garden, In the ta:cepratlon of Who's; Cater front year to year. AI.o the Reversion of two Cu tees and Gardens. with Land belonging, or the annual valu- of £io, now in the Tenure of Melee Thomas and Edgard Bu-by, and held for one life, awed about 60 years. Also the Reversion of two Coeages and tartlenr, of th • anneal valet of XI. 10 . . now in the tenure of Mrs Mary C peel, aid held fur one life, aged shout 56 years. Lre n. A Fettle by Vali-astir enent 2InA. IR. 25P. (more or h the occupation of Mr. Wm. Bagnell. Also four Coeages al , ' Car 1 ns, in the ocupotion of Thomas Lock, and of the Ove: seers of M n ter Level, from year to year. Also a Cettaee and Garden and a Close of Paature, called Palmer's Close, by elinrasurement SA. IR. 25P. in the occupa ion of Mrs. Ann Busby. Lot 4. A Farm with two Cott: g:,, by sdm:atnrentent 304 A. eR. 19.1'. (more or le;). in the occupation of Mr. John Nutt. Also a V.:rm, whL for C Rages and Gardens,by admeasurement 147 A. 21(. (more or less) in the occupation of Mr. John Busby. Also the Swan Publiohouse, with a Barn, Yard, and I Gorden, aid sundry pieces of Arable Land, by admeasurement 94.1 R. 6P. (more or less), in the occupation of Charles Ed win% from year to year. Also an Acre of Arable Land (more or less), in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Bagnell from year to year. Also a Public-house and Gard. n, with a Close of Arable Land aljeining, about one Acre, in the occupetioa of Edward Wyatt lions sear to year. Also three Cottages and Gardens, atel a Smith's Shop, in the several occupations of Ann Eaton, - Fernier, Richard Coombs, add Thomas Smith, from year to year. Also the Reversion of a Cottage and Garden, with a piece of Amble Land, by estimation lA. 3R. 12P. of the annual value of £5. ss. and held for one life, aged about SO years. I.ot 5. A Farm, by admeasurement 321A.2R. IRP. (more er less), in the eccupation of Mr. John Collis. Also four Cottages and Gardens, in the several occupations of Robert Lock, - Betts, - Cox, and Wm. Harris, front year to year. Lot 4. A Messuage and Bakehouse, with a Grist Mill and Fulling Mill adjoining, and sundry pieces of Meadow Land, by adineaserettent 12A. 3R. 12p. (more or less), in the occupation of Mr. Vint. Hudson from year to year. N.B. An annual modus of Bs. 4d. is paid to the Vicar for the Title of the Grist Mill, and the residue of this I.ot is Tithe-free, except the the ploughed Land, which is titheable. Lot 7. Two Cottages, with- a Close of Pasture, about one Acre, avid sundry Parcels of Arable Land, situate in the Com mon Chilson, in the County ut Oxford, by estimation three rmarters of a yard Land, with Rights of Common, in the occupation of Join Raan from year to year. Also the Hever eon of three quarters of a yard Land (more or less) in the Com mon Fields of Chilton aforesaid, of the annual value of £l2, now iti the tenure of Mr. Wm. Heritage, and held for two lives, aged about 40 and 22 years. N. B. The •lithes of the Lands in Lots 1,2, and C. are co vered by an ancient annual payment or modus of An t (which see e x reds to the Woods in Minster I Ariel) one , half of which is reel to Lem Cellege, mid the other half to the Vicar at Minster Love!. •1 he. Lends included ia Lots 4 end 5, are subject to Tithes, ex cepting the Meadow Laid in the uccupation ut Mr. John Nett, • which ts Tithe-tree. 'l Re °coolers - 1 of oil the Farms exercise Rights of Ccmmon ill the Fort's: of Whithwood, and are agreed to be let for the ternsi of seven years, from Lady-day and Michaelmas lei 0, Sod 'the Buildings are in complete re .air. Minster Lovel is distant two miles from Wintry, and five from Burtord, both Market Towns. I For further particulars apely to Messrs. Hanroit *ad Metcalfe, &tenors, Lincoln's Inn, whale a plan of the Estate ntay be mob, and fora view ea the Fatale to site respective tiscitkO• Liandisilio, Montgomerysiore, per Rev. Thos. John Davies - - 9 3 3 Curare and Parishioners of Ash, Stirrer - - 2 0 t Cash by Richard Lloyd, Esq. being a Collection mule in the Parish of Hope, Flintshre - • 5 0 0 Rev. WM. Davies, I;roughton, near Wrexham, Den+ biglishire, by Messrs. Pares and Co. 21 0 0 Cullertti a; bviilltain, pct. Rev. lames Bet keit 7 2 0 I'arl*o ey, Cleshire, per Rev. Edw. Staniar, per the hands of Meows. Goslings and Suarp 16 4 2 Parish of Airesford, per Rev. M. sugar • 3 10 0 Collected at the German Lutheran Church in the Savoy, Strand, per Rev. C. F. A. Steins pff - 25 0 6 Mr. Arthur Spencer, l'oathill Gillord, Wilts 1 0 U Cash by Macro. Smith add Thompson fora Collecdon nude at 1 lionk;unibalti, in Helderness - 2 14 6 Cash by Samuel Smith and Co. fir a Collection at Aunesh. y - - S 15 2 - Ditto by Ditto for Ditto, at Screvcton . 1 i 13 o i Ditto by Ditto fur Ditto, at litmpstane • 9 6 6 Transmitted per Mesa:. Pares and Heygate : A Colin -lon at I bap Langion - 1 0 6 .------• at Sutton lionnii'gton . - 1 6 6 Colcnel Simpson 's droop of Yeomarry Cavalry 20 0 0 r Wirkerby Parish - 10 7 7 rOuston Ditto - . - 4 2 0 , 1 Great Meeting, Leicester - - - 10 10 6 Lockingtmt Parish - - - 19 17 S THOMAS FERGUSON, secretary, No. 3, Geerge.yarti, Lombard-street. NEV STATE LOTTERY. T...TAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Smck-Brokers. Rt l a-Excha,:ge, reinset!ellr acquaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares tor the present sI .% ELO r Egy, to be drawn 22d Octibt-r, Rev lose pit Sa`e at their Office. This Lottery contaics only 13.500 Pickets, and they are COO■ aiderably cheaper than they have been fdr many year: rpttt Letters, put paid, duly answeretl, ar,l (inters Irons the Coun try, accompauie,. w!th remit:a:lc attend dto by return of post. MODERN Ilphcolstery and Cabinet Furniture Ware-rooms, Nos. t 6 and I 7, Catherine-street, Strand, by GAN and SANDER% 1 r their Patent Sola Beds, Chair Beds, Imperial Dining T. 16,, Portable Chairs, the Patent Ira falzar S:delsoard„ Dining (in five difi",:rent new inven. dons) the Patetit Itrass-screw fied,teads, with Furniture and Bed. ding complete, Dome Cauch Beds, with every article of the must modern taste, for the furnishing of houses complete. Army and Navy Equipage and articles ict all fore'gn climates, on entire new princl,iles and superior to all when. N. B. Families turuishing 1-louses, &e. can be mpplimi in a few boas, with every article of Furniture to any *atom, and of the very btu manufactory and materials. A GREAT REDUCTION ON IRISH LINF.NS. 'THE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY respect. fully informs the Public, that an advantageous opportunity to purchase now offers, as Irish Linens are at present much cheaper thar for several years past. l'he universal patronage tht :r Linens have for years obtained,is (it is presumed) the most uotcpt:vocah proof of the superiority of their mode of bleaching, without che mical acid. No article sold but IHsh Linen and Sheeting, and not less than a piece, warranted for durability, bleached on the gra*, free from defect, and if not approved, the money returned. No second price ever made.--Cash for Irish Notes.—No connec. tion vei!li any other Company. Baorqss, liciecit and O'Keert, Agents to the Cotnpany, SO, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; and 270, Strand, near St. Clement's Church. I 'HE ROY AL FAMILY, and Ladiei and Ge tow -A- men of Fashion in England, use RUSSIA Olt., for moistening the hair when dressing; as it keeps the hair of its s natural gloss, and strengthens the curls; it is so great a nou fisher to Hair as previ nts its turning grey to all periods, promotes the growth, prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald places, if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald have de clared, after using the Russia Oil regularlyfor six months, the bald places became covered with hair—give it a fair trial by using it regularly for a short time, as it cannot have the effect if only ap plied at intervals; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, prevents whis kers torning reddish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world for preserving and promoting the Hair—in short, where there is hair by mature, and it has fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly you may rely on its being restored—keeps false hair soft, and appearance a natural gloss. An Officer who was at Walcheren, applied to the Proprietor ; he thought the Russia Oil a preventative of the fever to him to that place, as most of his companion officers were afflived wits it, but he was not, which be conceives proceeded from his using the Ruses Oil, as be constantly used it every morning in dressing his hair; several others from different places on the Cominene ' declared the same in a similar way, but the Proprietor thought I vet y little of it, as he had uu idea that an article used for the hair could possess so valuable a virtue; but of late an American Cap tain applied for a quantity, who informed the Proprietor t± at about 12 months he took some of else Ruuia Oil with him, which was constantly used for the hair by him and his faintly in Philadelphia, and, what was n markable, o hen most of his neighbours were at. Cued with the fever, he and his family escaped, which led him to imagine It must be a preventative by his constaut using the Ras. s'a Oil, and by his remarks he was recominended by his neighbours 1 to bring sonic for them. The Proprietor thought 't proper for general good to have the opinion of strrient Gen ii:men in the fa culty, when Physicians gave it..as' their cpinlnn, that the hire. ' clients with which the itusviaoil f. prepareJ may prevent infection. - - several persons df note, who have seen the above, called rr. the Proprietor, and think it ought to be male generally known, a., oa perusing Afoore's Almanacs, month of Sept%inibAi, h.• gives hint that in the fall of the yi-ar is likely to be a malady, ud the Russia Oil ought to be genes :shy used. A CAUTlON.—Observe, earn bottle has a label or the outside, signed with Russian rid Mk," Atuchrtkufskrosid Prince." Any Shopkeepers selling Russia Oil Wi bout that eig nature are guilty of imposition, and seller% of entiuterfe.:tii. the Propt ietor having !been inforin:d by the Conti:no:dont:re rf his klajesty's Stamp Duties that the 1111 1 4 iii Oil used for the tier, is found to be a preserver of healls, rei:ders it liable to a Siamp Duty ; therefore, in future, each 7s. bottle wail be sold for Ss. or one large bottle, con:ail:big four mail, at .e.i. 2s. duty Included, or six large bottles for 4'5. For convenience of traveilers, or thou who go abroad, the Proprietor has adapted tin boxes to contain one dozen large bottles a only %Cid. Sal wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor, A. PRINCF, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street; and by isppoint ' mem, by Air. Smyth, Pet futner to hi% Majesty. New dotal- . • street; Handrle and Sans Perltionirs t=. her klajesty,Titchborit s - I street ; Bayley and :Slew, to the rzt:.cv and Pita:cuss, and Lane and Duchess of Yotk, Cockspur-srreet ; Lk ap.ide; i Davidson, 59, Heat -street; bacon, 150, °shard -street; V. note, 429, Strand; Ward, 324, liolborn ; Lokon, tutt, !Royal Lc% c' as gs,i.ondon; and by most prase:al-al Perionters and Medicine I Venders in the UnLed Kingdom. Meacham', Capraios, •1141 Country Shopkeeptra, semarg thetr Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers, or Me.i'cine Vtodurs they deal with , ias Loudon, will rsetave Litres: allowsper. CHERTSEY BANK. MESSRS. LA COSTE, CLARK, and Co. beg leave respectfully to inform the public, that they have been able to collect in, and have pai(rthe whole of their Notes that were in circulation on and before the 115th day of July last, (the time when the Robbery of their Bank was committed) and have since issued a new circulation of Notes, materially different from the former. If there are therefore any of their Old Notes at present circulating in the Country, they must have been those which were Stolen. They request, under these circumstances, that all persons will please to take notice, that they shall not after the date of this Advert iiement, pay any one of their Notes, of a date prior to the 29th day of July, last, (the date of their new issue of Notes) should there be any such now In circulation, and they trust no person will receive or Cask any of such Notes. Chertsey, August Si, 1311.