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• S.. • • .•A • «'• .. umr.r. 7.5641 NEW THEATNE • nTTENITAM-STRSIET, ToTTIMIANT-CMIRT-11.AD. *THIS PRESENT WEVNEST AY, JUNE 5, and TO-MORROW, 7un.R, ISt 1, Will he precemed Gind Melit-Dranne, called The TYRANT GOVERNOR; Founded on 'ELLA IkOSILNIIERO. PrevLOus to Which will be sung "'Con s4Yx ?xi Ittmc ;" Verse and Chortet. • After which, a New BALIAT DANCE. o which will he added, the favourite &ideal, fi n on the• !noldenttend-Diction of the admired goterrainusent of The PQOR. SQL.Dinit: r to be orened et six, and'begin a quarter liefore seven. :loxes 4t. Pit 2i. Gallery Ir. Second Price hill pest eight. The Proprietors respectftilly a licit thp .Patroaage elf rhe P u blic,assuring them it willbe their ptisdp to merit that hertour,,l liy bnnging forward coostaot opreciaion,qt Ileppelty, which they • Beier themselves will give genre! sr.?.tfacliutil. . -. R 0 GUY •ANNIVERSAWIr.‘ - 'THE next MEETING ofd * 00,13LEMKN and J. GENTLEMEN mum:#:4 at lINGIIIIf tiClioOL will be bairn on Watinatalay, the 19th iattaity 'at Ole Free Mama . * 'Cavern, Groat Queen's itteet;,Liaosh9l4tet4rids, at Ste o'clock rrt , riseli• . sx.r.e . fliss. ..• , • Sion. and Ere. R. Radot _, . Rev 7. Noel Charlet HanlaryTaldie,' Zit. VortuVnton. tn. M P. • r Wm. Grant, F.ti. lienryWiNouflltit, all. M.P. Cenrie Wilbraham, Fari. Rev. S. Here tikanels Lawbey, Ell. Y. T. W R AIISIAW. Secretary. Tickets They be liiifat:A s e Bar Of the'Tavern . The Stewsrds brg the faintlr of those Gensimiten who intend to honour them with their company, to leave their Nunes at the Tavern en orbefere thplfUt s that thtty Fan reilil2.te mainline y. TREATS g OF AltfATol4fr, IffAleffitibtleSTßEET, GREAT MARLSOROMR-STREET. rrtrE ' Stir *lt dCrefRSE of LECTURES nn 1 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, will be eemmeneed on.SATURDAIN the Bth of JUNE, at 7 o'clock &tithe Morning,'lly . IVIr. BROOKEA. Anatomical Conversations will be held weekly, when the dif ferent • subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly and the Students' views forinittled. To these none but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convenience, will be open at five o'clock in the morning, for the purposes pf Disecting and Injecting, where Mr. Bioekes attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Diissetion. The incorvenfences nava* a:tending Anatomical Investiga tions, are counteracted by an antiseptic process. Pupils may br accommodated in the House. Gentlemen esta blished in practice, desirous of renewing their anatomical Itnors lrege, may be acsornmadatetfwitli an apartment to dissect in privaiely. WANTED AN USHER AND A WRI VINO-NUS TER. THE Governors of the Free Graninii! . School of -a- the Town and Parish of Bolton in the Altars, lit the C.ounty Palatine of Lancaster, will meet at the School, in Bolton, on Fri de's, the I tlth day of July ntxt i at ten 'Muck hi the forenoon, to appoint an Usher and an additional Nt-ilrr.- 1 be Usher must be qualifies. to teach the Clanik., and other breaches of usef uA Literature, under.the direction of the Head it taster ; had for ibis situation a Graduate of one of the Uolversities and a Clergyman will be preferred. The A islitional Master will be requit .4 to teach Writio7, Ari.hnietic. Geography, and the rise of the gmtn..s. The anima 'salaries, as at isre.ent ordered by the Governors, are st7Stotlee Usher, and ES: Co the additional Mas.er, subject to alinement, .in ease the number or scholar, shall be less than O. A dwelling.house will be provided for titn rssidence of the I Isber. No rrquisites will he allowed ; an ! the U. her will be r.strained from teachit g any c'tiliren except those educated in the school. All necessary 1,1116 ie., and r t stononiais of character anti abi titles, !nay be addressed to Ralph i.letelter Earl. fit-Mins, near Bol ton ; oe to Me.ars Stoner aad Ravald, Sohcitora, Bolton. lloitoti, May ti lat t. . • TURNISHED RE'IDENCE, with Pleasure-ground, Shrub beries, Godes*, C. !ebonies, Stabling, and Land, near the Dunks of the •I hamw, four mires from Hyde Park tomer, on the ourrey Side. To he LET, for seven or nine Mantis% A SPACIOUS FAMII.Y RESIDENCE, crom -/- pletely Fornishedi possessing's/cry suitable accommodation, with derible Coach-house, Stabling. for ten horses, Lawn. Plea sure-ground richly wooded, Green-hour. Hot-houses, Heath bowie, Melon Grunts:l, and extensive walks, with Shrubbery, and surrounding rich Pasture Land, the whole about twelve Acres. The Gardens have an abundant show of Fruit, are cropped in succession, and the whole Premises in ezaellent order.. - Maybe viewer by tickets, and further particulars known of Mr. Foster, No. 6, Angel-court, Throgpsortowstrlet. , 'lbis day was publbshed, ;nice 19 Two Volumes, Tits Second Edition, ar POEMS, Original and Translated'; includin Ver sion, of the• MEDEA rind OCTAVIA 4 SENECA. By the Rev. C. A WHEELWRIGHT, A B. OrTrinity College, eassbridge. imneon: Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, OSTOC ) and Brener, Paternost'er-tow ; and J. Deighton, Cambridge. %lave elan may be had, Number V. of the CLASSICAL Jona- VAL, .containing a vaiiety . of Clinical, Biblical, artd Oriental Literature, price is. Also, CHIIIiTINA, the MAID the StseTn Eros, by Mies M. R. Milord, p-Ice Kw 6d. - ' IHIRD EDITION, ILLUSTRATED WITH -CASES. 'Fhis day was published, peke es. ea APRACTICAL TREATISE nn the VENE - R EA I. DISEASE, dust:lNN; the Nature, Symptoms. and Cure of that Diqorder, and others analog from or comseetOd with it, with some Observatlon3 on Denis" and the enbappyinsesSaa of Youth. By M. CATON. Surgeon, Late of St. Thomas's and Guy'. Hoephals. Printed for S. Highley, 44, Fleet street; and Sherwned, Neely. and I , mss, Paternoster-row. London , ; aad the Author, 14.10, Stanhope street, Newcastle-street, Strand. • • Etol4 : thi idIYM . BER. BRITISH GALLF.RY OF ENGRAVINCA. • ear was pohlished, in super Royal Folio, price Two Guineas, 1- 1 `HE Eighth Number of the above Work , and a I limited number of copies on large Imperial Paper, anti a afferent type, wilt Proof Impressions of the Plates, price Three Guineas am: a Ist. A Nobleman of Cyrrtts, Tklar —ed. The Troth-dm•ver, nerard Deno:—Set. A Warrior, Remstrandt-4th. The Plague, ynesin —N.I3 All the Plates In this National Work will be en• Z: l5 uti by the fit et Artbts in the Conotry. id the Line or Stroke ht ing the wily mode held in ettimstion by all true ad of the Fine Arts. 1 he Work will consist of 25 Numbers, and wilt form a spier did collection of 110 Engravings, from the finest Pictures in this Comtiy, and will rontain (besides an account of each Picture, aN! ? life of the Artist) ishort history of the Arts of Painting anti 1 7 J - :raving, Including the rise and progress of those Ans in Great lit itain. By EDWARD FORSTPR, A.M. F. 21.. • Ninth - Number will be published early in July, and not Jew than three, or sitore tbsit eve, Number' nitl appe.tr yearly. rohikhed by Wm Miller Alb e marle-street, and 7. end A. Arch, Cot &till fwhere • des ' alled prospectus of the Work. rir,l li.t of the present Subseribese DWI be had I and the l' ublic 4ire aa•wrdcopies are earefriludelleteediu air *Eder t}!"7 !se sub scribed tar. • . . . . . . . . . Ao ki, wit, Ir AO . c . . . • .. .!' -.' " h ..: aa .4\•+-A ..•. . . , • . A ,ik . * -- , - 7-,,,.-.... i . • k ' 4 4 .11 0 it-- , :r..,"?., )" . ,-, .I".(4r k *l': .. •• A ik ‘il . _ _ f r --"1 / 4 - (1 / 4 1- 1 .- b -.. ...-- /".' - 'N ) / • . 1 / 4 i ' . .'.• • ... ' ___..• ... -- .:•Li i ( ~ . .. - ...... A_ , ...,,,, .„*. Y jr- ip _ i! 1 - ... , • ,tt< i • - ' 4 -. liik - ' • i•Akiit i r... \ . .;,,, ~..), ..• • .....• 7 7.,..... -"AM get , g•Jr y. ?. WEDNESDAY. JUN 14', 5, 1811. [PRICE SI ... - R ELIEF OF THE BRITIati NtISONERII iN PRANCE. Anton:lt advertised - - .e 44,978 b 0 Admiral Lord RatNtock - - . 5 Ili 8 George Henekell, Eq. . - 3 0 . 0 Parish of Corley, Maidstone, per Rev. R. Cockburn, Vicar, bi,teati of PLO tie. 7d. wrong asiverri,ed 30 11 i f The Officers, Ntm-ctnnmissioned (lacers, and Pri vates of the two Companits of Somerset Volunteer R ifiemen,eoninsanded by Sir John J.W. Jervis, Bert.' Captain Commandant - - MAMMON HOUSE, Mat 94, tell. ^ rn-T E LADY MAYORESS viewing chi elan:rill iriletrem of the Inhabitants of Peetegel from the wanton cruelty and berbmity et the French Away in their retreat, and dm skein of promodng the benevolent Subscript loos which have been mean foot for their relief, has, conjunction with Lady Cowie, Mrs. Coombe, Lief Price, and Lady Peering, kindly undertakett to encourage anti enperienind a LADIES SU i3tiCRIIIIION fog that iiiiiPoste digits* raised by which, to be Intimately applied to providing nealmeriee for the Women and Chitin:li. The Lady blarneys betting obligingly °feted re allow flubarririons to be received et the Martine FLOM, attendance veal he nlailr given there from twelve wethrecs!ciack. Attendance at iltefront entrance. Ladies are nreommettded to limit their Subscriptions to £5, but mailer donation. ME be acceptable. By Order, GEORGE wrsrbt, Sect-wary to Ow General CummitiMia •$ 5 0 ' I IS 0 I 0 0 It 0 0 /N.T a Cenral Meeting of . the PLANTFAtS and WEST-INDIA MF.ItCHANTS of - GLASGOW, held id the Tontine Tavern, on rise 29th May. 1/411. • CHABLES fITIRLII4O, FA. in ibe Chair, . c was, nericrisously remitted, I. "Met the est-rodla Colonies aroof the ingilmf' 'lmporting" to the wealth, comineree, and promerity it ibis consitry ; as their Ipreduce forms fully oneetkird 41 mu whole itgeor.e; ai their supplies amount to cearty one-fourth of our eaper:4 ; as the shimsing employed in the trade Ward, the hen nursery for wait men ; and a. the clothe paid to tluvernment coseritsue a princie pal branch of the revenue. 1. That it is, therefore, our best police, as wail as err locum. bent duty, to sourisb and protect our felkswerablecis in the t:thr loniu„ tram whom' we dories studs insponant advantages, sod whom we play ender the restriction of sending their prodeie ti this chantey he a re* state, and in British bottoms. it. That it was proved before the Privy Council In 1711 e, that ih the celtivation of Estates in the West Indies there . was a Bruish capital embarked of X840E56,060, which, with subsequent ad vancee must now amount to ready double Olt sum; soul it *u neporte:d by the Committee of the Boost of Commutes In len; :hat the profits have gradually diminished to and 1 per ceut. till, at the present issoment i there is no rental tot interest whatever. 4. •Iliat by the Remettof the Committee In 1107, the import of Sugars Ito Britain was 1.65i,611ti cwt. of whick•the (Veit et e s eo. net to I,teflet34cart.--eirsee which time the import, from the capture of the manage isLuele, het been largely augmented; while the export, miring to the continental rerrictfose.l.a.simeiet wholly ceased; so that, seises • milady be proOlded, the surplus shrive the home gonewnpt. which!. nearly a Child of the whole prodnie, must be thrown on the market, useiese and uneaLeabie S. 'That it meats by credal returns to Parliament, that its the year 1110, the real value of foreign Grain imported Into Great Britain, *mounted to £7,077.r65, witch would Lave been con siderably more, had net Sugar at' the Gate bees. %Mode/tad for Corn In the distilleries. 6. That the real value cd Grain annually ramesnmed In the die tilleries, was estimated to the Report of the Committee at 410,00111. quarters, or *beret it SSO,OIO, 7. 't hat the corresponding quantity of Sugars, which may have been wed in the distilleries, during the somension of Grohs, may be computed at 770,900 cwt. or about 40,009 kW of is eaNS, each. S. That, under such declamation, no golky *sold M MOM obvious—no duty could be more iniptriets, than to koebatid our • own resodrees; to save the food of the pour; tip counteract the anti-commercial system of the Continent ; to render this country, as far as possible, independent of-foreigu relations; iocnosume at home the survive produce of our 14.:tikmilitS,- and to glee to lbw, ltd tTR ]lse es thee einem, in the denikeeriee..theit ken angel vie 'bestow on the ettensy, by the immtriation of their grain :=-thets cherralling our best fr:ends,in place oh VIIIOU: aging our iiv.teratie lice., strengthenleg their sinew. for the le osecuteetn of the war, and ?ivies then, our bullion, tat the very : imt: that they refwe to receive a sin....le ankle of our coninteice or manufactures. To the agricultural interest of this Country (.0 JUL If olear to us all) the nwasure would have been benef.ctal, in place of beteg nitirt. out ; for tint only le the value nfi.solil intimately connected with the'progrets of commercial prosperity, but the sum). of Grain 4 increased - , by the importation from the Continent, seven ti me s more than its consumption would have been dininishol by its eicluqino from the distilleries. 9. That the Equalization Bill, lately late in the House Of 1. 04 1., altho gh a benefit far short of what the Colonist., under CirettlatittiCtl; were entitled to eljitCt. W 44 certainly tale elated to allay the fears, and to soothe the pr.jadtces, tel the opponents to the measure; and, if the comparative rate* at which Barley and Sugar were a :mined ty this BM live competition, were deemed unequal, ally such disparity might fealty have been cor rected, in place of altogether rejecting the plan. 10. That as n considerable propurti.m or the Sugar% imported into this Country, is of a muidlhin toil inferior qualey, they can be Replied to no other use, during the present state of trade, than Distniat lon. 11. Thr, In anition to the miserable proven' ar'sing from the Sugar Markets, eni to consummate the distress of the West India camnsimity, the articles of Coffee and Pimento, tering to the tame Continental restricncns, Lave become aheeute drugs; accumulating in immense quanuties, cid scarcely worth more than freight and charges. 12. That we have seen, with sorrow and regret, a spiel of hostility artcng aga!nst the Colonial interest ; and it the rule which now liPetll4 to impend over them, by the prosebutioo of the present system ; if the loss of the immesies Capital whick hi. been invested on die good faith of this Country ;,f .he coneepteni Cs tress which must be felt by a immense, body of Mercheitts these be not subjects sufficient to awaken attention, and cop.(' aupeort, It is to he hoped, that the telwr effects which must in evitably ensue at home, will be truly weighed before it be too late, as the fate of the Colonies may involve, In their downfall, the tormaercial, manufeentring, maritime, slid fliminsal interests of ride kingdom. Resolved-1 hat a Cowry of thee* Resolution, be ceennenieated to the whole West Ladle Bodies, ,and to all esimmercial and MS. r.ufacturing Towns of importance in Great Britain; and, that a deputation be appointed iminediatey, to proceed to vendee, where delegates from other quarters shall be requested to con vette, and to impress, in the most earnest and respectful manner, on his Majesty's Goverienenr, the great importune ol the .asse s and the nece..ity of onmediats relict. Signed lo name by appointment of the Meeting, CHARLES S'i IR.! .1 NG, Citainusane C I). DiJaafAl.l), Secretary. CITY OF I'..OIsIUON TAVER N. VUND FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS DUIiING 'VHF. FRENCH INVASION. JOH.N W HI 1' MORE, Esq. Chaisman. Atnoont of Subscriptions advertised . . .C 49,1 98 3 0 Subcriptioas since received: John Turner and Sou, I. Heywood, Esq. I.ivetyool SI 10 John Nizon, Esq. Mr. Gt orgt Robinson 5 0 R. N. Mr. '1 itoi. George, Bath 1 0 E. M P - Lamm. JaisiV" t't I 100 0 21 0 1 1 01 0 5 5 ORD • AXLN-lIFFIGX, :A), 1811. TilE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS (,f HIS MA.; Jfisrm ORDNANVi, Jo hereby five N.:;:.. That Proposals will be received at their Oitce, ht Pall Mill, I on or before Wednesday, the 19th day of June nest, from such nersons as may be willing to undertake the supply of 001-111,10 Wog K, and other Articles of Iron, for service of the Royal C.r riage and Royal Laboratory Departments at Woolwich, fur a pe riod et three Yetrs. Patterns of the A rticles may be viewed, upon application at the Royal Carriage Department, and in the Department of the Royal Laboratory, in the Royal .Ir:rnal at Vfonlwich, whotp further particulars, nether wide the Terms and C.indit inns of the Cott - Watt may be known ; and at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mail aforesaid, any day between the hours of tea and folr o'clock, where she Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed 0 Prnpesals for Boa-hinge Work, &c." but tin Proposal can he admitted after the said 19th day of June, at 19 o'clock at noon of the same Ay; neither will any Tender by noticed unless the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Bnard, R.H. CREW, Secrets'''. srruATIONS. CLERKS, Warehonsemen , Foreme n, Travellers, Assistants to Shops, Medical Men, the Law, and Acade mie% S te wards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, C,lrdrners, young Men waving various other tiltwattons, Person. wan.ittis Partners or Partnerships; Clergymen wanting Carafes or Curaeigs, are ac quainted by the Propri !tors of the Intelligence °Glee, No, ll t, Hatton Garden, that front the number of vuancies that are daily registered at their 011 - by Merchants, *fradesmeh, ftc. each applicant has every opportunity of meettng tke object be may be quardled to BD.—Office Hours Eleven to Foam - __ and %Moen Frame- Felix Calvert, Esq. and Hilton and Page, Wine Co. - ICO 0 i Tst!ereitams, Holborn 10 0 Major Robt. Illackall 5 S Countess Watclegrave 5 5 \.r. John Mackie 10 10 Pairiek Cniquhoun, Esq. 5 5 Gardner,Stosiebouse,& U, Jackson, Kentsit- N, ckeds Si 10 town G and W. Soltau &Co. e 5 G Tl.e Rector of Wood ). G - 10 0 I manstor.e, Morey * 2 Mn. M. H. 5 0 1 V.'nt.l.ambert, Esq. do. 1 1 G. Goodwin, Esq. Stud- Mr. • I'. Eostlartd, do. 0 5 ItAili Lodge, Hurts 10 0 The Worsl,iiifel COM- Mr.. Walton 2 2 pally of Vintners SI 10 'Mess Bevan 1 1 Ttlrs. Grier - 10 10 Sir Abraham Elton, Bt. I Wm. Jos. Coffman, Esq. 10 10 Cleveland• Court, do- H. - 2 0 1 m , rwtshire 50 0 NA'alter Irvine,Esq. Lod- . Beckwith Smith, Esq. dington House, near per Jones, Lloyd, Egham 10 10 und Co. 40 I) S. end E. J. 5 0 Hon. Mr. Justice Bayley 8 5 Mr. Henry Maxwell SO 0 Edw. Protherne, F..q. 50 0 I'. N. Powlett, Fe,. 10 0 Mr. Win.Leacock, Cie- . C doncl Stanley, M. P. 8 5 , . men's Inn 52 1 0 John Stockwell , Esq. 10 10 J Mr. Thomas Gildart 10 10 J. Postlethwaite, Esq. fir. James :lthbaid, Bart. 20 0 Kendal 10 0 astendick :led Hems 10 10 I Mr. Jams Stephen 25 o David Gordon, F.sq. In to Mr Emieliiita lateen 25 0 John If:dila:ph, Esq. 10 10 13enaire andeo, for the John Tuttle), Esq. BO 0 Hearn, ilerby 17 6 Ch. , . kich 7 Ardsoll 34. Son 21 0 Rev. W. Mertens S U Barclay, Iritton, iSevan J. R. - 1 0 atm Co. llO 0 Henry Goodwyn & Co. ICO u Niitchell and Vim 10 10 Mrs. Ka bailie Lois!, of I. :mil E. Aldridge 10 10 South Wraxell, W tits 100 0 S. W, - 5 5 \V. ti. Fry and Sans H) 0 , John Westwood, jun. Win. Mellitisb, Esq. S U Chatter's 5 0 1!. Bit ley, Esq. 21 0 Milton. I leywned and Wm. Nunn and Co. b 0 0 (`o. Wakened 100 0 One dai'm pay of thin Are:it:rad link., EN. OlEcers, Noti-Cons. Camberwell SO U tnissioned 05icers, Dr. A. Wilkinson, Di umniers, Fifers, Enfield 10 0 and Titivates of the Mr. Edwin, Whlte 10 0 Bedfordshire Iteri- Jas. 'ohm, U us , it Cie- ment of Militia, Cul. Be.lll. meet Rorie, Koch- Mn. Btown 2 0 dale - 405 0 Carle Cure 10 10 LADIES' BUFF DiIF.SSF.S. ' Usbornes, Benito', Ro- Sweozey, Bynen, and THE obj!ctions to Butt Dresses, from their liability i acre:, and Cochran 105 0 Nicholls 10 1C Ito stains. and the diflicnity of to J. Anderson, sett. Esq. 10 0 John Wild and Sea 21 o r:ming them, artalow en- . tirely ohiviatedby the use oftIIIDSON'sCHEMICAL BLEACH" 1 1.1ohn Win. Searle, Sta. Mr Jami.a Brymer BO C tNG LIQUID, which removes trains of Red Port Wine, Tea, , oyhar „,, 10 10 A Widows Mite 011 : Rear Admiral T.uke 5 5 Keen and Son, Gar. Coffee, Fruit, Mildew, and every vegetable matter from Fluff ROYAL PA I ESN'. Dressea, Table !distill, Leather, Cottony. Mnanns and I.ace, with- i Crowder and Co Poo- lick-hill . 21 2 Rt, Hon Mahal, Lothian Sir John Coghill out injuring the buff colour, or the texture of the cloth. , tefract '25 0 The Parish of St. • Rt. Hon. Lord Dudley and Wald. Sir Francis Blake - 2 0 Mary's, W arw i c k , Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. her Mojesty's Cliymist s, j A Lady Kr. Hon. Lord Grantiey i‘iai Ethvaid .. eventing 1 0 after a Sermon s by 27, Haymarket, London ; sold also by the vnncipal Perfumers, Rr. kni. Dad Fiateseue 1 Sir J,,hrt Arn,crung i Mr. Joan Maria Srationers, and Medicine Venders in the Uuited Kingdom, in . Mr. James B rown • 5 0 the ace. jetwa line - Lord Lennox I Sir Robert I'eare bottles st•is.3s. and 25. nth. IM . Clothe, Esq. 9 5 0 deer , ItAe Lerotrr VS 9 V isiconir ass Dudley and Ward liaise Earringtim -- Collection In the Town of Appleby, and Funds Sof Borm Ti'e Rev. Mr. B_kRCLAY's P — ATENT ANTIBI - I , lbU t i — . • Pi - LLS' . 1 ~, 1 rte, per Rev. Harrison :thaw . - Dowager Lady Grantley Ger. vial Droutcy - • 2 1 1 5 I toveititer Lady Fatuous General NOT 1..13 IT WaS a remark of th e celel)rated - Dr: Bucit.!. , . crnmplaintior thel , z ,,, . From Michael 1). Slater, ender a cneditien entered leo by him with Mr. Elliston, by whir't Ivi:r. Dimon has Lade Falmouth Genera! Doyle . . Author of the Do:nestle Medicine, thy Lady A vreece Colonel De rirh r mach and bowels ti the prevailing undatly of this court : ly, which i been induces! to forbear calling tor the sentence of the Hon. Mr. stOrley and ntanv others, lay the foundation of the more formkiable and fatal 414calvs 1 Court of King's Bench, on the said Michael D. Sitter, —that the person who could discover for the relief an-1 cure 3 HAVING for mote then 30 years experienced the for the part taken by hint in the Aototis proceedings .• sate and infallible remedy, would perform a most impormit air- j efficacy of GODBOI.D'S VEGETABLE 11.1,1..5AM, fog' at the Surrey '1 heatre, in May an d June lost, of which vice to society. That disiiovery has h(,?bevelmade in the Patent I the said TA. D. Slater wand, convicted - - 105 0 the core of C..tooghs, Colds, Astionas a , 4 Connuinfit to :+ its their own familitx, as well as winwsied It to tellers, pm-widely re- Antibilious Plilsof the Rev. .I,l' illint Barclay, the extensiee sale .. From . 1 homes F.. Br rstt, under a %imam' condition • commend It to be kept I , y all t:er , ons, to have recourse to matt • of which, and the WO estimation in which they are d,isiirerilly i from Mr. Elljetott, for the like forbearance - 21 o A held, has considerably Ipaseitunt the numher of these comipl:lrtsdity. .the ern attack of either if tits above c mmiattra, in woiets es,,,e a Further Suliscriptious will be received at the several Bankers it rte s , r Isis o' $ $. arid in totudre.ha of ti,,icien it has pr . and bids fair, in 4 short time, to be the memoi r of en i i rt i .: : they iin the Cities of London and Westminster ; and at tbs low of the formed curt. atter patients have been giv.n over by thee ph. , 4s rating them. These Pills have a quick and sa 0 over. t n, City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's , John's, an 4 'Fah s Coffee .- - - eras , bv whl c i. menus a greit number so the ran t 1 conj 'ins ift act powerfully sod ailletabtallY 00 the Pile. and thus remove t he , houses; and in different pans of the Empire. the recornhsendation, having admitted it as tho Met :nett erne 14, , nnmermis disorders connected with k, sickltead-sehi,Flatulettee, I N. B. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this Haase the Li for, the ;thew di, orders. N .,,,,,,,,,,, i earikat , A f r in 1 iver Complaints, Jaundice, blervotio Disorde rs h . "' i " dl r` mil ' every Tuesday, where bubsaiptlene and intorruattoo will be . . Pee. They are the most valuable bunny medicine hitherto thankfully erecter& others of the Nohilvy and tamilivs of dientethm, as wen as tr at 1 the atsove. to whom reterenci s' may lie made, may be Well at toe to th e public, and the Perafrielot Is soflrrbed by the m ost re* P tc- The Meeting held at Willis's Roosts for Prillnotint the unme propri e tor's, Bloomsbury square. sib e t are prods of 1.1. atrial teile evidence of the BOW chart 'fitters/ *a the Nubility and others, benevolent object, how meet to C,onttnitter at Na 11?, Pali-wall; I beyond the pow , tof „en, to dp,p„. Div tl at they hare fl eets' been admillist l :o ol to*ny P e* " vglehaue - where their -.secretary daily attends t eem out to tee o'clock, to k i,, B . 1. 0 pr i,,,,„ r f ro d i t i w k t o m e I. w iv e . ee e v er y label s IN; certain and sleedyrtlie;atiditi the itsd completing a cute, Sold wholimale and retail kyVt:Okitlen No. 4, t: ___, ._ be°l44tle. le4h4 A " pa ° rctninftsimiarunßic:ltnsosfutleSu.bscappr:iPcaliritirs: of the Fonds will be 1114-1/rinfaelriaet. tall .. let t i t th e "°ll - ars:ittoti c's s ic s l a ne lp •la illim orslrou a"4l see li i r.tlll . corn• rof Paternoster-tow Lfikt - hr midge 221111211 ° 1rw "" in horraatet published. . V.'1144 4,k1 CO iElt, secretary . • , L vs . -l a id eeeetry l : e fta g eo 4 ;pi ma , leo efirdeme „ •1 • •• every Town, in b 0 avelits 500.. 41 0 1 '. 2264. 1 . . N. tiN t Potiei-laito. • , . , .:. • _ • . . ADAWRALTr-OFFICE, Ar 4 - 17, 'Si'. RY Command of the Lords Commissioners of the " 1 " . Adtu:ralty, Notice Is hereby given, that the Situation of DRAWINd MASTER in the Roy'al Naval College at Ports mouth has become vacant, and that such Persons as conceive themselves meetly qualified, and are wiling to undertake the duties therrof,asts Salary of Otte Hundred Pounds a Year, lad an alien ;ace of Thirty Poundi 4 Tear for House-rent, may make application for the appolistment (Wetter) addressed to me:send ing, with their applications, Certificates of their good character, and Specimens of their ability in the art of Drawing. I. W. CROKER. Other Officers Slz Serjeants and Four Mlles, two Days Pay 120 Corporals and Private., two Days Pay - Parish of Danaher, county of Meriouetb, by the Rev. Francis Pair, - • - 4 0 0 Kelalle„ Suffolk - • • • 1/ 10 0 Swell.ng, ditto • - - - 40 6 Halesvrorth, ditto - • • 5 14 , 6 Maker Parish, De•on, by Rri. J. H. I.ey • 16 10 6 Wooten Parish, Bedfordshire, by Mr. Godift 4.- 1 0 Miaow. Bedfordshire, by the Rev.,lllr. Cave - 3 0 0 Bradwell Parish. near Cogzeshall, Fare* • • 6 • a In addition to the Subscription at Lowestoft, by C. . . 'I yreP., Esq. - .. - - 3 S 0 St. G eorge ' s Parish, Colegate, Norwich, by the Rev. J. W. Lewton - - - • - 10 9 S Guestwick Parish, Norfolk, by Rev: Mr. Gibbs 9 0 0 ' Buxton Parish and Borough, Norfolk, byßcv.W. Jewel 0 IS 0 Rev. Richard Wilkes, Enville, Staffordshite - 3 S 0 New Romney, Kent, per the New Romney Bask £3 17 4 The German Lutheran Congregation, Little Alio street, Goodman's- fields, per Rev. D r. Schwabe 15 0 0 Penman and List/fan, hear Seamans, Anglesey, per Rev. Richard Thomas - .. 4 0 0 Parish of Gauen, per Rev. T. Salmon, Vl= 31 9 a 1 Chapelry of Greevile, per ditto - - 7 4 4 IParieh of Dynsersfield, per ditto - II t 9 0 I Bacon Maudit,near Wellenborough, per Rev. J. Gibbs 2 0 0 St. Georges Church, County of Gloucester - 14 IS 0 . i St. Ansi e:1 Parish. Cornwall, per Rev. Wm. Andrews 3 13 0 I St. &arty Parkb, ditto, ditto - - 0 16 0 I i Parish of Brixton; Daverill, per Rev. Wm. Slade 3 7 6 Transmitted per Messrs. Meares and Jones, Welsh Pool Bank : Meant and Jones - 2 it 0 Parish of Cas:le Caorinion, per Rev. Lewis Rowland 313 1 Sundry Persons at Welsh Paul - .3 19 N' l Paclitow Church, per itev."Wm. Rawlings - 16 1 9 0 1 Pariah of Snettisham, Norfolk, per Rev. Mr. liolfry 31 0 0 liounston Parish, Chichester, per ditto - • 6 3 0 Everley Perish, Wilts, per Rev. F. B. Astley - 4G 0 Manning:ord Parish, ditto, per ditto; Rector • 31 0 T. M. • - - 4 1 a 0 0 F. IC L. . - 1 Francis Joke Hest, Esq. • • 1 1 0 '1 HOMA.4 Pi:ACUSON, Secretary, No. 3, Ueorge-yArcl. Lombard-street. • WAR-014.1C11, May SO, 1811. , R OM INDIA. THE CORPORALS and PRIVATE MEN who have arrived from India, and had not received Additional Pay for Length of Service when they left that Country, may apply to the present Agents of the Regiments from which they were discharged, who have received directions from the Secre tary at War to stale with thetti for the Amount that may be due to them on that Account. (Sighted) PALMERSTON._ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Mas 10, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of 1113 MA• ! JESTr‘ ORDIV.IYCE, Is hereby giv: Naier, Tleit they will Sell by Public Auction, at the 'tower, on Thurs day, the 6th of June next; between the hours el Ten and Four, Sundry Lots of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting of Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces. and various other articles of Sadlery sad Harness ; Clothing, and rindry articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sand-bagi, Flints, Aecontretnents, Musket and Carbine Stocks, Copper, Steel, and mixed Metal Toils of Sorts; Bellows, Axes, Spada, and Shovels; Cartridges, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma terials, and old Match; with a variety of other Articles, the MBA of which, (wl:h the exception of the Old Match, which is to be seen at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich) may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Of. lice in the Tower, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same.—Pl Order of the Beard, R. If. CREW, Sevrrtnry. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ahoy 27, 1811. -FHE P.RINIJPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, de kr*/ give voice, That Proposals will be received at their Oilice In Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 17th day of June next, from sneh per sona as may be willing is undertake the supply of SAILM AKERS' ARTICLES for service of this Department, for a ponod of three year. • Pattern& of the articles may be viewed upon applicaeon at the Principal Scorekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and further tattl cubing, together with the Ferrite and Conditions of the Comract, !nay he known at the Secretary's OfSce, in Pall Mane aforesaid, any &rho...eel tbe aeon 4 Ten and Peter &Clock ;where the l'roposals must be delivered, waled up, and widened, " Propio. sals for Saillniakers Articles," but no Proposal nu he admitted -vier the said 17th day of June, at 12 o'clock at Noon of the crime I day, ueithtr will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CR X', Seerthry. r