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NUMB NEW THEATRE, ToTTtx t A 11-STREET, TOT TEN 1 I Atelt-COURT-RoAD. cp The Public are mast respectfully informed, that l igorn the uncommon Applause bestowed on the following Ettmtainments, they will he repeated every Evening till further not! it: THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, anti every Evening this Keck, will be preservella NeW Grand Melo- Dramatic Rom ince, taken trout a popular Tale, e311,-d ALI-BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresys, and Decoration , . Ali Baba (the poor brother, a wood-cutter), Mr. Penley; Iliustapha, (cobler •of Beidstl) Mr. Steldung ; Cogia, (wife to Ali Raba) Mrs. Startner, from • the Theatre, Margate, (her first appearance on this Stagr. ) 'lle Piece opens with a View of the Silver Lake. Precession and Dance of Fairies, Nymphs, Sylphs. &c. Tlau 'hairy . of the Lake enters is a Grand Car drawn by Serena. A Banquet, &c. A Hornpipe. by Mr. Roe. A Comic Song, called The Irish Wedding, by Mr. R. L Jones. To which will be added, a New Budecsa hsterlude;called „ QUARTER DAY ; or, WHO PAYS THE RENT? To cuncitLluteTTL withE thREe laq D RIDING-HOOD. New Comic Pantomime, called In which will be tit/played a Go.nd View.of St. Paul's ChUreh• and Lord Mayor's Skew by Water. • Little Red Ricling , HoOd,(afterwardi Columbine) Mrs. Wybrow. Doors to Be opened at hall; past five, to begin at half part %ie. NEW PLiNOFbRTE AND VOCAL, rf 'HE VICTORY; • or, GEHlttAr e GRAFl4).lsrs GRAND MARCH. Composed by M. Nocar, price 2s. The King of swedro's Grand March, by ditto, price Es. 6d. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Grand March, com posed by J. Meneke, price IS. ed. • `i A Sonata, with an Accompaalretent for Flute or Violin, com posed by G. G. Ferrari, Op. 49,. price S.. The favourite Song, Sikh oat Tor Love, arranged as a Rondo, by G. Kiallrnarch, price 25.6 d. . Our Monarch, the Prins*, antlihe Nation ;. a popular Loyal i Song, written by Peter ?lndor.lisq composed by J.Mazainghi, price is.6d. The Lion roused, written by .Mr. Cherry, composed by l'. Holmes, price ts. 'rho Sunny Hill, a Ballad stingily Mrs. Vaughan at the Vocal Concerts, composed by Sir 1. Stevtmson, Mus. Doc. price ls.6d. See our Oars with feather'd Spray, tke celebrated Boat Glee, I sun; as ditto, composed by ditto, price 25.6 d. tell me, tell me, Mary Dear; a Ballad, by ditto, price 2s. The Sun was set, a Ballad, by ditto, price is. 6d. Lovely Emma, a Duet sung by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, by ditto, price 2s. • The ~riot, or Hermft of Sazellin ; an. Opera performed at the Dublin Theatre, the whole of the Mamie entirely new, coin posed by the same Author. price 2.15. With a variety of New' Masic, the Poetry from the Lady of the Lake, the Music composed by Mr. Mazattighi and sir John A. Stevenson, Mu.. Doc ! London : P ublished by Goulding and Co; No. A, Soho-square; and No. 7, Westmorland;street Dublin. COMMAND ItEGENI'. AT 'THE IMPERIAL AND IiOYAI, OFFICES; LUCKY TURNE R's. 1, SKINNiert•STREET, and PICCADILLY, rating St. fames's-81r et,• aru selling the '1 ic• kets and Shares, and receiving Orders fur fancy Nointteri in the STATE LOTTERY to be Drawn K. It. 1). or Kings Birth- Day, 4th L une neti, coniaining Silty Capital where in the /sit Lotter!, Lnctry TUK Auld h'it„ 6,St 2.* a 47.2,400 Prize, in One Vrarrt r, That Eighths, ad Nit Slasetlitli Shares; Sod' Ns. 51,163, a ,C 5,090 Prim', in a whole 'Ticket. in the lan drawn, and in precerliag lotteries . Capital Prizes to immense ami.ent. • , NITUATIO NS. CLERKS, WArelmosemen,.Foremen, Travellers, Assistants to Shops, Medical Men, the Law, and Acade mies, Stewards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, Gardenerig youiqg Meg sranrhig various other Situations, Persons wanting Partners or Partnerships; Clergymen wanting Carafes or Curacies, are ac-' spanned by the Proprietors of the intelligence Office, No, 111, Hatton Garden, that from the number of vacancies that are daily registered at their Ofict by Merchants, Tradesmen, 8:c. each applicant has every opportunity of meeting the object he may be qualified to title—Office Hours Eleven to Pour. O. No. 119, Bishups&ate-street Within, respect iuUy recommends to Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the Metropolis this season, that they woul4 attend and examine his Emporium for Fcshionable Peruques, where, la rooms fitted up purposely, they may abuse their favourite colour l its them to the head, and adapt them to the touinenance without the Inconve nient trouble of waiting or the useless formality et giving orders, except in particular cases; for lightness, elegance, and ease, they 'are ouparall Ird, and for variety he can display thousands at dins and shapes from tf, 3,4, and 3 guineas each, appropriately to heighten the lov, linen of youth, or contra! ravages t; e of age. BLAU ry Or CO;vIPLEXtON Is the highest entbeill hment of tl e human futm—The haans of our fair Countrywomen are especially eu.once;', by it THE celeblity ot Mrs.VINCENTIs GQWLAND's -IL LOTION has been fully demonstrated by he wonderful eircets in removing all 'Scorbutic Eruptions, and Cutaneous Dis orders of every kind ; but as this Incomparable specik hao been bssely coutAlrfeited, it Is an imperious .'uty Mrs. Viscent owes to h. , r :ell and thi: piblic to observe, that every bottle of the real Lowland's Lotion is stood by hetself on the label. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. t:;owiand's M. S. Recipe, at No. 6, Davi:a-street, Grosveuor.square, Landon; by Bacon and Co. No. 160, Osford-street ; Rigge, No. 65, Coeap• side; Smyth, Pert - inner to his Majesty, New Butul.street ; and by all the most respectabk venders of genuine medicines iu Eu -rope, in quarts us. cid —pints 6.l.—halS-pints 2s. 9d. • tiZr To prevent counterfeits, observe M. E. Vincent on the Lb-I on ail chat is genuine. • M►(. Di. CI-ILMANT, Surgeon, and Inventor of the Artificial Teeth of kiineral Paste, au nuich approve.' of, havitg been obliged to leave London fur saute time, in order so attend to the numerous orders be bad from d:Zerent counties in this kingdom, has the honour to acquaint the persons who called at his house during Ms absence, and every other who May want his lasistance, that be Is now returned, and may be consul ted, as before, at his hoar..., No. Frith-street, Soho, every days from ten to two, on all discuses of the mouth, and that every person who has had the misforttine 'of lositfg any of tbtir Teeth may have them replaced by his Mineral Teeth, at any time, on. appointing the day and hour most convenient to them. N. B. M. De chemist requests those who ase ignorant of the 'superiority of which the Artificial (*erect invented by him Lave ever all spurious imitations, to peruse his Dis , ermtion on Artificial Teeth, sold by Dulau and Co. &Om-square. The Readers will be fully convinced how delusive the pretensions.of ignorant per eons are with rs spec: to the tornutiois of Artificiarkenth.. AN IMl,q).c Seventeen Years established In the first City isi thsWorld. 9"1 - 10SE who ;ate tortured. with the Gout, Rhea- MAtic Gout, Rheutnati i itn,Olturiey, Wad-ache, Bilious Sick Head-ache, Asthmatic, Connutiptive, kid Bilious Com' , plaints, Tooth-ache, Pacc-ache, or Ear-ache may be forced in reasonable time by use of the CiLJESTONIIN MEDICINES; and by applying to the Inventor B. GUEST, Chymir„ No. 9, Crest Surrey-street, Blackfriars bridge, between the hours pf tine and, twelve any morning (Sund--i excepted), may be pe. fectly reserved believe they leave hint, which Is suck an earnest of cure as no empiric or recutir practitioner, except thou dot; practice w;tli these preparations, did ever dare to prosibe ‘ be-, Cause nut being able to succeed they 'irould prove direetel*Se, impostors, iitd the labia /Alibi would quack - Se loud-as to Be ' distinctly Leard it air kintense at, taste, "wily prOmblestedag ebbs ptetoaders only Le medical tuuniedps, Those that wish to be ipbvisped mrdiag tka SalusagiNir esey and perfsct Salop atklea , lkiginC s9 . l q c 43414"1 t o e 4l i nne i the drab, eildelevit a liglft`tdilieVied u Vie ' o 1 3 !. 6J . Slate sceptic. • ... ~ . • • • • 7.•. . / DISTILLERY SILL. This day was published, price la. 4d. ALETTER to ihe Right Hpoolvable SPENCER PERCY:VAL, on tbeSobjeet of the DISTILLERY 13:LI.; tbs ving that Sill robe thole usiyuax sad lama-no, on.l, among .lemonitrating, that NO PANT or Tlllt REYES:UN Cl 1 lit KINOOON is PS:D OY WrII+INTML PLANTLItS. Zy !tea IJICKSIIANK, A.M. Of Marbehal College, Aberdeen. Printed for J. M. Ricbardisa, No. 23, Cornhip, opposite the Royal Isehairge. • t• This day was published, in .S Vols. ave. price At. 11s. fisi hds, HIS . I ORY of the REFORMATION in SCOT ..4,,AND, with an Intrnduttory Book, arid an Alipes lix. By GEORGE COOK, D.D. Minister of Lattrencehirk, and Author of " An illustration of the . Genend Evidence tstablithing the Reality :of * Christ's Revue reetion." • • Printert for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme aril Zrownvand • J.-Murray, London ;* Pacer HID,. ad Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. " , • . ' iVATIVIV-tiAVY--PEOPLE! • • In a few days will be pahlished„ ih TWo Volumes, prige.r2s... Dedicatefte Sir Francis Burdett, TIHE DRITISH SOLDIER an SAILOR— I. tAMILIES and FRIENDS. Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pal&Mall. Where may be hed,ta three elegant volumes, with a Portrait, price One Guinea, The Mburenary,lintilotliatt Tald, by. Miss OWenson. * ' N. B. The Partrait of Miss Oweason may be bad separately, Price lOs 6d. •• This day was published. . Price 711. in bemrds, th.t.Secqnd Edition, with Additions, of •PR AC TICAL OBSERVATIONS on. DISOR- L DERS of the STOMACH, including FLATULENCE, SPASM, INDIGESTION, &c. with Remarks op the Use of I the' BILE. . fi.y GEORGE REES, M.D. Member of tfieltmialffrallege of Physicians Senior Physician • to the Loadtm Dispensary, &c. &c. Librion: Printed for Ales and Co. 13, Paternoster-raw ; and Lackington, Allen mid.Co..Pinsbury-square. . PART 11. which Is in the Arai, will contain Eythematous Inflammation of UM Susinack Achlky, Sohirrua, Affections of the Pylorus, &c. . . THIRD EDITIOTC,W.LUSI RATED WIH CASES. This day was published 4 price 4s. 6d. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the VENE -11 REAL DISBASB, deseillsing the Nature, Symptoms..and Cure of that Disorder, and others irking from or connected with it, with some Obsersfations on Onauism, and'the unhappy Di.- c6sea.of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgeon, - Late of St. Thumai's and Guy's Hospitati. Printed fur S. Highley, 44, Met-am( ; and Sherwood, Medi', and Jones, Paternoster-14a ,se London; and the Author, No: to, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand. • This slay *a% published, price 7s. In boards • • half Vol X.XV. for igin, of THE ANNUAL RACING- CALENDAR, env , tait.ing an Account of the Platt*. Sweepstakes, MatcheA, &e. Run for in TS10; Cocking for 1810 ; Stallions for 1810 ; in cluding,partieularly. tee numerous List at stallions for 111 TI „ad vertised in the York Herald, with their full deacriptioss and pe digrees. A complete and correct Account of the Irish Rues, with the prices, places, and pedicere of the Covering altallioss.-4, To which is added, a full Account of the Sweepstakes, Matches. ke. made to be it'un at York, Newmar-. t, Ephollt, A.,cut Heath, Brighton, Preatan, Nom-eagle, Pontefract, Doncaster, 3tc. &c. By W. PICK, York. York : Printed 14 and for A. liartholoman, Proprietbr of the York Herald,; sold by Cliapoe,,Pall-rvlai I ; Hardinze, St. Janies'a-. street ; and bhertroat r Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; Lon don. • 'bouadis. II MINERVA OFFfCE, LEAIftENILALL-STREET. This day was publislitd, in i Vols. price ism. FTZ-EDWARD ; or, The CAt4l.lltlAN$. A Novel. Intersperses! with Pieces of Poetry. • By Emmi 4:: DE LISI.E, Author of a Soldier's. Offspring, Etirida, or the Heiress of &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had. publisSed ibis Spring, • AU Sorts of Lovers; or, Indiscretion,Truth, and Perfidy. By Henry Surismerset, 3 vols. 13r. 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By Miss ileward, 5 Bath a el London ; or, Scenes in F.ach t 4 vols. 20s. •1 his day was published; In 2 Vols. ierno price One Guinea in boards, printed on wows paper, with fineirdc, hhistrated by ab.ve 1300 Arms, Crept, dt.r. recently engraved on copper plates, besides 'lbles and Vig nettes of the Imperial Crown of this Realm. and that of Charle magne; andtalho Frontispieces, representing his Majesty, and the Five Orders of resrs, in their Yarliamentary Rubes, a Fifth Edition T`HE POCKET PEERAGE of ENGLAND,• SCO MANDe and IRELAND.; containing the Descent and present Sate ut every Noble Family, with the extinct ' for feited, and dorm:set ' Pities Q f ;be - United Kingdom, and the Eng• lish Bananas. Also General and Particular Indexes with the Arm emblazoned . and MettoS translated ; corrected to Mac 1311.—8 y B. LONGM ATE. I'tiuted for Messrs. liat:win, llsrry, Black and Co. By field and Sen. Cadet] and Davies, Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co. Law, Longman and Co.l.owndes. March, Mawmaa, Porter, Richard son, Riiington..Scatcherd and Letterman, Sberwisid, Setittaby, irate and Robittaon, dc.e.dtir Of whom niay be bad, elegantly printed, it S vols. royal lams. . . price 12s. bo.trds, The Dramatic Works of George Lillo, whit Memoirs of hie Life, by Thomas Davies. AFFAIRS OF INDIA. This day was published, In I vol. sto. Whit a Map,- Nis. in beards, AN HISTORICAL REVIEW of the- COM MERCIAL., POLITICAL, and MORAL STATE of HINDOSTAN, from the Earliest Periods to the Present Time; the Riae and Progress of Christianity in the East, ha Present Condition, cud the Mrans and Probability of its future Advance- Mem; K it h an lutrothiction, and Map illustrating the Idaho Situation of the British Empire in the hen. By ROBERT CHATFIELD, LLB. Vicar of Chatteris, in Cambridgeshire. 0 * tiurbig the discussions Which are likely tis take place on the . t subjent of the Reriewid of the Chester of the Eest-indla Com pany, Member. of Parliament, and tho Poldic la general, will derive both gradhcatlon and assistance from the nerusslof the iiioove greatly-esteemed sod very interesting Work ; in which mach valuable COMIDReiIi and Political haformadot wilt be foirnd.--Tbe following ate some of the Taitiziool•B In its fa vour from the differs* ReMews r viz. . • "•• the attention which.welsaysobettowed os Wsnton*. will serve to show that we ogee= it to be well emoted, to exhlbli amp* prOefs ofindestty and reeemck,iod to lit altogether a with °lra sanity and inmprnince.-lifidfseritteal - Ron.April , s o p. Mg.F6sid has taken a vitt extensive taw *the fisld sari/Wan' ics; limakite and *cameras. The 'soared whence be drain s Isdetnadtle 24 of Most ststkiendc kW, r ti : vamoose alei ateitsieL—Vkle 1 . . 1'..e d r i tM4 1 .44 1 . 5 !" 4 " . . i * -41.11112 . 1* 11 " 1" . LIN,;Y .. • - ~ . ' - ~., • . . • - 6, 0 7 N ' .". • "1 ,ir 8 .../ • . ... 7;... . ; ... . .......• v ii. : _ i ,* . -..-- ' 4 ; • . . ilit# tWOOneah S , 1 . V ' '.---/ 4 . 1 rd. fai ( kilsl ......} ( l . s , , 4 ,t. 4 :‘ 19 , 1 1 ‘ • •, . al' : • -1 . dt• •4`i--... 1 ''.— ' (4, c..... ,., ) ,.,..,, • . . .. ....:.,__....„ ..,,. _,,...._ • RELIEF OF THE BRI Isis ti PRISONF:ItS IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE beg to state , that there are at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the dare rent.Prisons of France, for the moot part in great distress ; and that the Subscription is intended for the ar•viation of their me tering'', in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Closth log, Bedding, Fuel, and such ether necessaries as they stand the most its need of. They farther beg leave to stale, that they have secured a safe conveyance fur such Sums as are to be remitted to France for the use of the Prisoners. Amount advertise! - - I - . Subseyiptions since received: Henry Robert and •rhornas Bridges - 10 10 • rile Rev. T. F.. Reasley's Meeting-house at Uxbrk%e, by the Rev. E. Turie.n - 16 14 0 The Rt rT. Preston, Moreby, near York . 6:11 0 0 St. I..lin's Chapel, Market-street, Herts, by the Rev. J. Vilierlatm . • - 21' T 6 T. Pick ford, Fsci. Market-street, Harts - .10 10 0 St2gsden Church, Bedfurdslitte, per the Rev. Robeil Anlezark - - 5 0 0 Beddenham-antich, liedtordahlre, per the Rev. Robert £27,374 5 0 5 1 0 Anlezark • - Waltham Abbey Chirch on the Fast Day, per theßev. Thomas Pickthall - - . 10 16 a M.-. HaPhide, .Waltitam Abby - 2 g 0 Chepstow Church onth* Few D iy,per Rev. Wm. Jones 22 II 7 t Great Cetweeds Church, #aeitingdup,. per the .Ra. Ilsomes,kwansan . - -_eB. I IS tit. Stepti•sh'i*Churth; Saltsh, Christian, per the tee: - - • John Duller •• • - - 18 13 • Philiack Pariah, Cornwall, per Rev. W. Hockle, jun. GwitMan Parish, Carnwail, per ditto - • S 13 0 Sistriand•Curcb, Derbyshire, per the Rev. John Pep per, Cura.c - - 7 12 0 Subscriptions transtnittzti•by Messrs. nomas Forster and Co. • , . of Carlisle : Frorrrthl Rev. John Fawatzfcallection in St. ends bert's Church On de Fast Day - • 311 610 Fmm the Rev. John Fmcett, collection in Sealeby Church on the Fast Day - - 3 0 0 Colh:Ctha.at Cninwhinon Church on the Pitt Day, per the Rev. Edward Anderi on - 2. $ 6 Fe.w.rtl Newinson, Esq. Carli•le - it n 61:ilsciiptions received at I.lorPs CoTee-houlse; and Ly all the lianeing-basses lit the United Kingdom. I:rots-wove Church, near Stourbridge, per the Rev. R. Cctram • a - IS 7 6 THOMAS FERGUSON, secretary. Nu. S; George-yard, I.umbard-street. I HE COMMLIt.CIAL HALL - WINE COM- A.- PANY, Skinner-street, London, he leave to solicit the atfention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, to their vtry LOW PRICES for the Choicest WlNiti ' Genuine Spirituutts LIQUORS, Primest Bottled PORTER, ALE and Dotal.le BROWN STOUT, POR aticor MONLY ONLY, which will be delivered to Order, tree of Expence, to any part oLLon *lon. All Orden sent din:ct to the Company, must he delivered free of Expence to the Order Of ice s in the Commercial Hall, or sent Post-paid to the Secretary; .'td to prevent trouble %heraldic i arc resivertfully informed, g2at LW Country Order will be ex.t- I ented till paid for, unless Me same come through the hands of one of the Company's Awl's. Fine old Port Wine per Pipe - - Half Pipe - £57. Quarter Pipe, - °Curious old Port e the Vintage of 0104, of the new exquisite flavour Half Pipe • res 9. Quarter Pipe , - to 0 0 Good Siterry per Butt - - CS 0 0 IHatt Butt - XVI. • Qoarter Butt -2: 0 0 *Very fine old dluo. 2 years in the Wood, per Butt 105 0 0 iHalf Butt - £53. Quarter Bu tt • - 47 0 0 i 'Fine old West India Madeira per Pipe - - 112 0 0 Half Pipe - xn. Quarter Pipe - 119 0 0 Per Dozen. £ll2 0 0 20 0 0 ninest Port Wine warranted to have been 6 years in th;Wooti. new is bottles, is to the D 3 zon - 2 6 0 Old crusted Port, 12 to the Dozen . - - • - 213 0 *Carious hld Port, warranted 01 have been S years In bottles, 13 to the Dozen • - • Good slterry, 13 to the dozen *Very fine old ditto, warranted to have bees 8 years • hi the Butt; Is to the dozen - • - 2 8 0 •Vt.t y fiat rick and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dozen - I S 0 Ditto ditto Mountain ,13 ditto - . • 2 3 9 •Finest old Wro-Indl; Madeira. is ditto . '-3 3 0 *Finest White Mr/eau. It ditto - - 9 10 0 'Ditto Pith ditto, 12 ditto • e . - 911 0 Ditto old Rom Shim!), 12 dltus • - 28 0 Per Gallon. Fine laviuted Geneva -. • • • • , 09 6 °Ditto old strong ditto • - 011 6 ltdtto dittcsiliniaica Rico . • 16 4 Ditto ditto Cdnioc Brandt • .. - •• . 111 0 , Ditto ditto ata'ands - -.- - i. 1 7 6 - ‘.. • • • 'Per Deem. Best Bottled Porter. 19 to the dozen - - - 0 4 . 6 "Ditto Double Brown Stoat, ditto - - - 06' di &Firm ea l Aie,•werieseet atil4entlie ehif• bolero . , -irr •' -, ..., -,.. iliot Burtois Ale, ditto "•'-' - i 1 - - ;:r • 01W:".-e ttoCockagee Cyder, 12 do. •'. • .". ....e. .1 6 T4;0%060_041 Cada Brandy .warra,d to be 10 . i Tare all ' .-‘• • - --?:. 40.: ' '.' " per GaAs* 't 14 .p 1 , eitigiu, Dm thgewe 0 1 44000 '•• It* . , unseen o ls. 01 ..1,.„ .11.050tere4elytiwir tbe.toku.rmy gtid. Or It In inn/ %tab is giAteratty 6601, int of site finest flavour. , tanircietti=l4trisprlrs w i Peblica . r, sei&J op she • X - B. for Ageildeilebet. &Mai& S se Aguas Aga rer eAl eelig!? o ,t .. . . - 8 17 0 V, 4 0 ~, • . • :s:rrf .• • • i,ll`-"tter! !") • , • . .0- • $ • d .'q`. • ' • • : • -f, z2.r. : - WEALD Off KJ= CANAL. . I A GENERAL MEETIN,G of time SOISCR.L. .."4-I•issaakiibiLcificergiovut be Immo , at, eh t sour . Inaldettane, en Wednesday, tile 24t1s sky of chi. . Instant Aptkdr Teseite o'Clock preel.ely, edifl the aetesnisnee of An Sabserbets ii partieulatiy rrque4tedi as a qtrosioo of ihr first iatianoe to the Utatertaking wiII be then submittal to *dr entakWatios. CIIARLIS WU.WI. Clak- Crintrtrjr; t 5, tat _ , . . • LUNATIC ASYLUM,.NoRiOi .IC. - - t . TI - Ir. eorattittee of Visitgat Jtibtices appointed id .1. erect a Loris* Asylum whim the Cetsetyoo, Norfellt .: hating adjudged the Erin President of Sevent, Guineas Aar the best,plan delivered to Went for lush =um. 40 Mr. WN= Broom, of fpswiattfor.Ploosoomi Eke a soder dllaigtastOgh of S. $. and the secrouttlsof ,ThillY Clowto mr. 66;deund locbove, of tlittotfoett; Lanka, fur those ...E. Wirral under the Illgoltaire of Spero, he bee & y loftiest 'he otbm Architect, and Pitkiers who may bays furnished Mans and Me- . totiotte for the .bore purpose, &St the same tvtll he returned as tree of carriage, oo s•plhatiiit:ti Mr. Simp er * , Norpripla,, EM on satisfactory .proof btig giros that the party an ** ke person raided tb retch'. doled' NfANOR AND CAPII'AL :TATF.S,IANCASHIRE. tIOGGAICInd'PIiIaiPS rewectfully hearth" A A. de Pablo, thegalie SALE of the !VISOR , LORDSHIP, and ESTATE of READ, In the COUN k Y ol LANCASTER, Advertised to rake place at the Melon Mart, 4,i) Tutallay. this SOtE instant. a anavoltbibly POST PONfaD tilt farther loathe. April 17, 1/311, TO El SOLD, . • • ?mutant to an Order of the High Conn of Chancery, imain in , , s Cause Kentratx against VlNllll_,_ with the approbation ii IitOIMILT STLILZ, Esq. one tif the Maskers of the said Coma. * at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in .Southeespton• buildings, Chancery-lane, ;Anal* cel Tuesday, the 21st day • i at May, 1311, between the bens of One * lnd Iwo **Oka ht the Afternoon, in thae.Lot, , THE MANOR or LQRDSHLP of CROOME . . in the rArisb of SLEDMERE. in the East Riding of the County of York,. together whiten extrusive, compact anti.valeb able FREEHOLD LSTATE, containing about 1509 Aatel a , Arable, Meadow and Pasture laid, lying In a Ring Pante,' dad • discharged of the Great 'lithe,, and the Laud 'I ax witelleof is red. erred; situate in a pleasant pan of the country, and . alnink dandy stocked with Game. The FAMILY SEAT is a midi neat Realdence, in the VI is style, celled Caoome Flail., With excellent °friers, alumni an the Turnpike Road between the City of york and that esteemed Bsthlog Place called Eridlington Quay, about 24 miles from the former and 17 front the latttl, 19 fror.t Malmo, and 19 from • Scarborough. • The RF.SIDENCE salledgroome Haff, with about 95 Acne of Meadow land lying anniguoes th.reto, is let to the Rev.. Itowlsoiterostan, se Tenant atWill. and the remainder et the ' Estate (except two Cottages to the occupation of Wan.. .. and Anthony Herring) is divided into two capital Fanni7 bi wt , gond Farm Houses, tiaras S tables, and other convenient Otte buildings to each, in dureI;CUIAS of Mr. John swain and Mk John Tophant; meet respectable tenants, and let with the other parts of the yak! Es.ave (exdusite of the Plamadorte orlikb areii ' band, and velch metals about 29 Acres) at Rents ameasolo‘ together to the annual sum 0 41.769 and upward*. Printed Particulars maybe lad at the said Maettes alits, In Southampton-builds" C s aacillr e * Landat " Vines, *one .ftundinge. I.liseolo's .. Esq. • sod of ..”. I solidi oe.Pis,wr, Hatonsipoldent Loistao ; and of Mr. hen lUD: deli, or Great !Afield, Yorkshire; Mr. Hohnes4unallorirodhsT thigton, Yorkshire ; and of Mr. Menby mid Mesas. Twins., • , 1 and Bayldoo, Solicitors, York. . • DR. GORDON's VEGETABLE BALSAMIC PILLS are recommended to all Families as the best Medicine yet discovered fur all Pultnotetry and Blamer Cone plaints, the Dropsy, and every species of Chronic Debility.- 1 hey an a certain Care for a Cold. They i resteri the Appetite, remove Costiveness and Straaguary, and prevent their recurrence. They way be safely relied open, as the best ttests rative and Preservative of Health. They art sold in Boxes at es. 6d. and Ss. 94. each, or Bye for El. at the Warehouse. No. 13, Brydges-street, Covent-Bodes; Wad, 324. Holborn ; Wades Warehouse. Ilitt4triet ; Al lean, Paternoster-row; and mote rimpeCtaldo Veoders. . _ NEW AND . ASUCCEESFUI. METHOD OE TREATING NERVOUS, t.:ONSUNIP'IIVE, AND SCROFULOUS DIS ORDERS. ELEIGH, Esq. having been into St alforcichire, . 'and bad ocular evidence of the -wonderful swan of the • Rev. W. MuszLev's plan for Curing Nervous, Consumptive, and Scrofulous Disorders, feels satisfied from what he•has wen, th 4 no Nervous or Scrofulous, and but few Consumptive patients need naw deepeir of a radical cure. E. L. having been instructed lia the method of cure, awl provided with all the remedies. may be consulted et kis house, Nu. 10, Red Lieu-square, Holborn: To prevent improper applications from town Or cguntry,lettem most be port paid, and inclose a one pound attle t r *hick in structions and remedies wilt be returned. . Advice to the Poor, gratis, berice eight o'clock, every goons? Ing, Sunday excepted. • MEAL - Ili AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS , w h i ch were contrived by the Inventor as a remedy for himself, and which preserved biata Man advanced age, are admirably Ca 4 eulated for rheumatiems, 'olds, and all those complaints to Whieb the human frame is liable from tie vicissitudes of our ethnical.. likewise for , bilious and all other disorders of the etimack and bowels, and for bead-aches, occasioned by indigestion, or by five pet ilving.'—Sold only by F. Newbury and Sons, ai theliVarebeelse Dr. James's Powders, No. SS, St. Paul's Church-yard sadist Dr James's late house in Brotongstreet,grice 45. 4d. a box, mambas int 34 pills, or six In one largeint for XI 4s. •.• None are genuine but those vciich have the words g 1 1 . Newbery, No. 4:, St. Pattri," engraved it the stamp. A true judgment will be formed of the pretetielone dr a min who offers Dr James's Pills for ule, when it istnowo tbet he was a mere labourer iu the Doctor's garden, and totally *mum of the principal higredient is Qr. James's Powder, et width by had the audacity to advert* himself as "the original and oolp preparers' though it is proved that this medicine was actually • prepared andsold before he was born, and thafbe never was eld. ployed. In any part of the process. O' THE REV. MR. EAItaLArS PATENT AmTunuous • PIU.S.• IT was a remark of the celebrated. Dr. BUCKAN, Author of the Domestie hotellitire, that totnplabsts of the Stomach ao,d Bowels are the prmilitig Malady of this Country, which hiy the kfundetion of the more formidable and fatal Dth *Win ; that the who amid discover for the relief and core a tale tad, intend* remedy, would perform a melt importset mo l e , to a o l e ty. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilloos Pills of the Rev. William Barden - the'ettee- • sive sale e4y L and the NO estimation in which ,hey are de servedly WM has considerably lessened the number of these coesPiaierst, lad bids fair, in a short time, to be thelsseess •of entirely eradisadeg them.. Them Ps* lave a quack and safe oparation, they act powerfully and specifically on the Bile, sod Alitti remove the numerous 'disorders colimietad with k, Sick kche k 4101104 es ,Liver ieueskse, Hare Disorders from ledigestlen, Ste. Thee ace the mot.Valashie, tenth" iSsi _ tie! !Ashen's) eared to tfetrAlliSts kid the Mist& tarts seyportedirpthe 'Pea VierialablftetielaCWAP Ong de ' ratters of the. Nobility toCreiber4, that they have never beau ed. , iiiniesiteirany Oireedi *Mimi giviicitiellwaiii 104104 - lei* the 4 end innowit4o24 bY 1* , 3 4; or •3' • " ":* e n • and rad bi tet ll a tallts ;COO roW iteditias *O. 3i; • let! rt.! • s it); . . ,r`` • • -Ail ~ . ~- .. - , OFFICE OF THE COMNIISSIONE . RS fOR THE ISSUE • EXCHEQUEIt BILLS, WOrder of the COMMISSIONERS named in the /Act 51 George 111. cap. 15, intitulett " An Act for enabling W his Maj.:sty to direct the lone of Exchequer Bill*, toxlisitited amount, for the put poles and in t%astner therein mentioned." NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, That all applications to silent For Loans, under the said Act, are to be addressed to the said Commissioners, in writing, and sent sealed under cover to their Secretary, at their Office in the South-Sea House, London. kprile, 1911. WILLIAI.I HOLDEN, Secretary. OFFICE OF Tile V'J ILiIONEit6 IVIL.TIU h5,Uk OF . P.XcHkQUER BILLS. • • • BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS naniedin the Act 51 43e0.111, cap. 15, intituled, 4 An Act for enabling " his Majesty taillreetttbe issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited. ' 4ll anrnalaa,4lli A O purposes and in s t unner therein mentioned." NOTICETIS HILEJ I.qIVEN, Tbr., it win be the genera V immetiee of3he Board, w!triti Loans net exceeding Xlit,r)oo are i• applied for, that no Sectirlty - be retleived f•sr mere - than *e.2,500. In Loans exceeding Elo,oo6,swisecurity to be reesised (*sentare than £5,000. • • Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, 6.7 e to state theuature, quality, and quantity cat iln: Goods;' the amount of Itheir value at the current price ; whether the 1:0041S arc their own property, or held by them as COnsiguees, or Factors, and, if the latter, what speclOc interenthey have therein, and ia what man ner they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Board of Commissioners. WlLl.l4?vl HOLDEN, Secretary. ,:outh-Sea Houw, April 9, ISt