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. . , --."* ! . Srati !' -. . .'-: 1 • - - -‘... a. - .. .... 0. .-- s ' I' .( c " f 'l.: h ' te 1...:E (7 5) , 44. 4 ' -N. " , i „,7 , ~ t ...i'AN, ' . e.• . • , .......,: 1- - - I • 'V, , iiik • 1 ..4 11.• ‘;:s.U. .y . . r ....:.,.'. .74 . . ........ ........ I I UES DA Y Sta v il , ',l‘ll; i ',lt 5, 1809 . . ,•••• ~ 1 .. , 4 448,4dizija. . . Y ,0' - .^: • - • j',* t•i; ; .iiii 4 eat. .• •NS • • . 1 ,.. . . ... . ........• • ... • . . . ~..,/ • , , . • • '... 1 ;. . ! .4 ..... / t . .I , . , • ~~ _ _T-,--.-, .- - :..i ' t .>"••• 2 . , e i .. 1 y. , , ‘ . . 4 ,, , ,,,, ; :e: ib .. - .~ . a~ex :. CONDEMNRD BARR4C4C STORES. . LINEN AND WOOLLEN RAGS. • Barrack-Oce, September 1,1899, ALL Persons willing to Contract for the Purchase of CONDEMNED LINEN and . WOOLLEN RAGS, from the 30th s : ptember, i 9J9, to Mis . Selitember, !WO, in the sev eral Districts throughout Great Britain; :nay see the particu- Las o f Contract, form of lender, and Liit of 'District'', at.the Borack Office, Spring Gardens, or by enquiring of the several B l► rack Nl:lsters throughout the lame. • • St.;!eti 'l' eiders in the. form prescribed,' to be &livered on or. b . r„ re ...vc;ve o'clack on the 29th September next, directed-to fo: the Affairs of Barrack*, Spring. Gardens, Lonb:l, AA: cucl )r,e.l" Tenderfor Condemned Barrack Stores." OFFICE OF PION A—Ai CE, Akira 23, 1369.. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS AM -1 JESn's OR :)N/I2VC.E, do it,reby gie• Ratite,- i j - v PORT OF PLYMOUTH. By O mer of the Honourable Co. or dis,iniers of his Maiesty's . • . Customs, .. On Friday the 3th of, September, 1309, by Ten o'Clo. k le•the - Forenoon, will be exposed to RUBLk SALE, at the Costa* House, in tf , ts Port, THE GOO L S UNDER-ME '.". — rIONED, . VIZ : 86 Gallons Brandy e Poen F Cotton Wool 2t Ditto Rum 42 Ditto Coffee 1 Dittq Geneva 102 Ditto Peruvian Bark 64 Mtn Wine 9 Ditto Green Tea ' 1 Ditto Whiskey 45 Yards Canvas 13 Ditto Compounds 20 Ditto Muslin 1 Ditto Cordials 4 Batiks Olives . - 2-sths Ditto Oil - ~ • • N) Peunds Cocoa , 1 Ditto Gflerkins. • . 933. Ditto Salt' - - 3-.14 Busheh \Valenti • - 7 Ditto Almo.nds - 13 Barrels Sardirres " ` ' 564)3 Ditto Sugar • , • .1 Pair Fro - us for Boot Legs se Ditto Pits . .... • • -I Do„ Metal - Brack-04 - rank lot Ditto Ra7;fi is ; - 1 Back Gammon .Bor 25 Diu° Rice •• - 3 Boats • - 47 . 1)40 %Far Cai'd}ri • - 476' Feet , Pavitvg Filenet A F.arcel old Cordage, rcurned from the Ranger Cutter. • For I:spoil:am - 1, • 12F,'Icceo Ferre - t BLuding--a0 Silk Tfandkcrchiers. N. B. 'l'he Gandy aYrwevm,Snicilfed will las set up in ser..ral Lots, and Soidiothe highest Biddlr. 9ttencianee 7- will be given at the Custom-Honse arorrviid, in I O.fice hours, for viewing and tastiug the same, thr..:e days bel.aa the day of Sale only. .' . THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, N o . 111. vi-as published this 'day, by John Murray, No. 82, Flect-strect, and J, Hatchard, Piceadity, London, and may be had also of every Bookseller and Newsman in Town and Country. This day was published in Four Volumes, l2mo. price One • Guinea in boards, • THI ENGLISH BROTHERS ; or, Anecdotts of The HOWARD FAMILY. • ,----- And give to airy n( oothing A local Habitation and a Name. " Sogrd, a favolc, io !Ingo." Publlsb..!(l for William: Miller, Alb2marle-street. • • P:ollsab ss.C.lbo received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on; r• the 20th of September neat, fats 1 0th... .s be sviiling to ur,denake the 'supply of FORAGE. %;'„ ;:r.ce !-I - orses stati*nta in the fiAleiving•Districa, LR:TAIN, • - : • Yoi;:i.;3lß2, • IL . u zi ?RN, c•.“:iusi - . - e of Watley, IOUTi-IF excltviire of Ctathain, • inch,:itir Portsmouth, 'sit .. of Wight, CiTii7c:JurcL, CAPITAL FREEHOLD F—iTAl E IN THE COUNTY 01: • . DEVON. , TO BE SOLD either together or in Lots, T HE Fee Simple, subject to several- Leases for ,years, respectively det..rminable on thedropping of our, two, end three Lives, of zlt that the valuable MANOR or muted MANOR of PARK, otherwise CREDITON PAR/Mitt the P.lrish,aud adjoining to the capital Marttet Town sf Credinm, the County of Devon, comprising nineteen very desirable ao . sl improveable Tenements, containing in the whole 2R7 , ges 'lip%less, or of rich Meadow, Or c h ar d, Pasture, - and' Iry Laid, all lying within a ring fence delightfully situated and dts- - tent front Exeter eight miles. •• F it sale whereof an Auction will he held at the Angel but, its Crediton . , on Saturday, the 23:1 day of September prt cis ly at five o'cbck in'the afternoon. - For further inforthation, application may he titvir to Mr. Cross, Solicitor, Creditort; or Messrs. Rashleigh and Cootie, fir. Austell, of either. of Whom, and also of Messrs. Trewitum Son, Exeter, prints I particulars may he had. `i IZR~ , w 0 . .w;C.7I-1. with its Dept:anodes, 17... it LEY and C HATMAti, f•„: 1):: . ;:%1 of ;,ix Alor.ths, from the eitOttober next. The F r 7. 3, to b. fur !silA in Rations, consisting, as hereafter may f: . ,uu time to rime be required, either of !hi. of Oats, or of 19.1b5. of FLI, 7 lbs. of Oats. • 14 lbs. of Hay, and 815:. of Straw; This day was . publlshed, price Embellished with &beautiful and accuratc view of the West Front of York Cathedral, front a Drawing by Mr. John Carter; 'en . graved, by J. Basire, illustrated by parallels between the Cathe drals of York and Rheims, and those of Lichfield and Notre= . Dame ; and also with Views of St. Peter's and Moncktcn Chufeh, in the lie of Thanet, THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE for AU GUST, 1809 ; containing A great variety of Original and Valuable Miscellaneous Essays. R eview of New Publications, Lateran' Intel: Poetry, In elligense from Gazettes, Atistrur of Foreigt andDoile,tic 06- :urrences, a Copious Obituary, tkc. SThs. of •._';:raw, A .;iv•Aed at the respective stations, at the expence o f t - • • ..):, . - ..:••er, who is also to furnish such Horses wiih Oats, of s!, ration, as may be billeted within the liistrict for u• • 'l , x. con•raets. Tfie 1)(ope:als tray be delivered separately or jointly, for two or mire of ;lie said Dis:ricts ; and it is expected that the Con 1.21 receive the Stable Dung aat during the period of his cantra7: ,:ay accumulate, `making an allowance for the same ? 1 :, , t - the rate of per horse per week. May be had of all the Booksellers. Also, Vol. 1. of the New Series lo: the Year, 180'. LONDON HOUSE, AND EXTENSIVE FRKEI:OLD • ESTATES, A LDERSOATE-St - REE • J TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIeN; . By Mears. W IN7II'AN LEY, SON, and Mt: ROSINS, • At darravray's, on Friday, Oen:bet...l3, at Tiielie o'Clo-k, in A • Lots, before Asti. Moissv, Esq. Deputy Kemenibrand r f Ids Majesty's Court of Exchequer ' VERY valuable iIk . FREEHOLD EST.iTE ; comprising two substantial, well bulk brick Lwel'illg Houses, with Warehouses and Accounting ponces, situate No. 149, 14, and 151, on the Weit tide of Aldengate screen; to which is attached a large range of substental brick-built light - Warehouses,. Yards, Sheds, &c. extending back into Bathela mew-cleft ; two Leasehold Houses, Nes.. 15 and 16, Bartisoltit toow-close, and the . calttal Freehold Mansion, with attached and *ached Cllllses atoll descriptiopp -..Coaeb-hoost, Stables, Yards, Accsatindfig-houses, Isriirobettoit,. oin4 et , .etutse Vaults; enclosed by folding gates, sitkte'No. 113, Aldersgate-street,' formerly the residence of the Rlght,Hou. Thomas Farley, deceased . ; the whole of the property of Mews. Seddon, and are well adapted for public institutions, Merchants, Bankers, islanufacturers, or others, 0- fording ample convenience fur any establishment. Tie several Prowl:ea maybe viewed, by applying to Mr. George Seddon, at No. 150,10 Aldersgate-street. of whom printed Parti culars, with Plans annexed thereto, may be had ; also, at the De puty Remembrancer's Office,ln the Temple; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, Solicitors; also of Messrs. Gatrrsed Haddan, Solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ;" of Mr. Walton, Solicitor, Oirdler's Hall, Basinghall tercet ; of Mr. James, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square ; of Mr. Lambert, Solicitor, Hatton garden ; of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Colden.square; and of Mans. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row. • MO Medicine is so well cal cu l ate d, or this ocu.er succeeded in giving relief in numerous bad Cas's of Sere, phula, than ,S PI I. .t Y's PATE N l' ANTI iCOR BUTIC DROPS A trial will of eve this, and convince even the tender auxiety of parents when the. glands become first swelled and diseased, or the usual symptoms of serophulous enlargemem of the stomach in children tikes place. In eruptive cases of Scurvy, Omit, Rheumatism, and N:rv.nts frritatiol of the Stomach from bilious affections, its superiority has long been acknswied;ed.-- The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patter," expressed on the ho tie, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, lad the Flag's duty, is primed in ;slack ink. Sea at the Dispen. sary, No. 1.;, Stklu-squire, Lood in, in stulll bottles of 15s• 64. double betties los a:.d larger 11.'es. Contpounil tsstnee, to allay unpleasant irritation, Ist. rlr•!rr may be known 'open appliCation to the r rxnulaNding the Royal Artillery in each District, and she, E 0:- Serre•:.; y's Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day betwitato ten and fou'r o'clock, where the propwls must be dr::.• rr (1, sF4It d up, and endorsed " Proposals P.: the supply of T.r.t-^;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 40th i!.;y !ft ' Screntber euxt, at t?;elve o'clock at noon of the same : ; 11;i:het-will any Tender to noticed unloss the party making P. or an agent in Es behalf, shall attend.L-Py Order of the Board, .R. H. CREW, Secretary. • THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. This day were published, in an elegant Voluthe, qotarto, with En gravings, price two guineas in boards, I ETTERS from PORTUGAL and SPAIN containing an Account of the Operations of the Britioh• `.reties under Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY and Sir JOHN MOORE, from the day preceding the BAATLE of VIMIERA, to the BATTLE argil Estesar.s . rton at COKEINNA, with full and interesting details oithe memorable Retreat from n. Embell lilted with twelve Esspairinp by Heath, fkote p made on the spot, illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM NEALE, M . D .F. L. S. U''l;',: OF THE COMMISSIONFRS FOR INVESTI fIATING '1 HE DEBTS OF 'FIiE LATE NABOBS 07 THE CAPNATIC. Nd. 1 1 , Blanchester-13uildings, Westminster, Srptember 4, 18J9. I N rmity to the 19:li Clause of the I)eed . 4 .,r.tonert between the United Company of Merchants of nadirg to the East Indies of the one part, and the tti.the late Nabobs of the Carratic of the other part, :he apiointed undo . that Agreetrent give notice., that ct‘rn:.toion of the Schtsdule of the Claims made befere them. Contrn:ssioners is India, since hat instrted in the 0..- re:te cf Sa!urday, the '29:li July last, It •i been published in 1!.1: t of Saterday, the ed of September instant, that " all inc: er,•4r.s as shell have any interest to oppes? or impeach the sente, I:ay Lac satilcient opportunities sn to do." JOHN PARKHOT ISE, Ste. Physician to his Majesty's Forces. Printed for RICHARD Putman, London, and to be had of all Booksed.rs. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES - AND TRAVELS. In the Press, and in September r.•:!I he published, in Twenty eight handsome and closely printed Volumes, royal Immo. con taining er.ch ahimt 400 pages, illustrated and embellished with upwards of One Hundred large EngraYings,price Eight Guineas _ i i h,. rib, er •I'eu Guineas elegantly bound;. and the VOYAGES in tnirteen ',flames, or the TRAVELS in fifteen, maybe had separ.thly aft r the same rate, AA COMPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES L and TR A VELS from the First Voyage of COLUMBUS, i.• the year 1492, to the COMMENCEMENT of the PRESENT L•l'Nl'lil2Y, the principal of them printed verbatim from the best Ed.tioos of th;f Original Works. '1 he whole selecttd and prepared for the Press By WILLIAM MAVOR, L. D. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stones&ld, Chaplain to the•Barl of Alois, . tlonnrary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Author of the Untversal History,' British Nepos, &c,&c. &c. No. I,_CORNHILL, AND 9, CHARING CROSS. TBISH begs leave to remind the Public, that the • STATE LOTTERY begins and finishes Drawing the 20th NEXT MONTH And it is the oNLY LOTTL:RT that will be drawn Tuts YEAR.- The Scheme is perfectly novel, highly approved, and the more it is known the more it is admired;—it contains ea; w r published, LI. Sv.l. illustrated with a ATap of the rather a,tp • :pthzt:•l::m. , ravings, price 12s. ;-' from i'() R 'FUCA L and SPAIN. !hc - . I`.lareh of the British Troops uHde:: is by AN OFI'iCF:I2. - • • pi:v.l f r 1 ar , I !firs', Rees, and Orme, Pa.ernostfr-row. !!. • eop•vin an accotin: of the march and Je t-, • ! • 1!I mud: r Sir John 'AI nore, From the cloy cf 0 ." • • • • - t^ Lisl»o; to that in wb:ch they embarked (.'" n written co the spot, and irnme , liatel : t ' • t'• 16ch t h ..y relate. 'l . hey are cfrored m the puii : ic as a s!:•:1 , 1.• account cf the disasters and blastedhopci• 'gyve of the f!!.. , ..! that ever kft the British slicre. This new and enlarpcl Work consists partly of a . Reprint of a similar Conection tirade by tl:e sal'ne Autlior, which has far a :o id rune brea out of print and partly of new matter, 71trsprisi, - g the Voyages unabridged of ANSON, BYRON, \'.l •Li. CAR'I ERE' r, and COOK.; the •Fravels unabridged :it rt IS 0 , GU, and :MULLET ; and of khridg alents of many valuable Works published subsequently to the ypeara:xe nt the former .Edt:ion, bringing the collection down .n the present time. 4 Prizes of £20,000 4 Prizes of ae2,000 14-- of 5,000 8 —.— of 1,000 12 of £5OO, &c.• &c. The whole of which will be decided in Ores Dar; therefore r. speedy purchase is necessary, whilst Tickets and Shares May be had in great variety at the above old established Offices. PERSONS in the COUNTRY May be supplied, the sante as if present, by sending their orders, (post or carriage paid,) accompanied with good bills, cash, bank notes, or post office orders, to either of BlsH's Offices in London, No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING CROSS. 'The contents of the seviral.Voltrnes will best illustrate the ,4ature, Utility, and Value of this new Work. HE VOYAGES. Vol. I. Color/hut. De Gann, Cabot, Drake, &c. 2. Anson, iJiloa, Sec. Ti.is (lay arts 1....!;:iik• t 1, price SI. Rd. and sold by all the Book •rs, No. C" . :1-AVI. of THE PH; .OSC PI-I ICA L MAGAZINE, cntr ••-• the varinus Eraticht s of Science, the Liberal and Ar.ricuirere, f ;ann.'s, and Conintrce. .-1. 7'.!. R. 1. A. F. S. A Edit,. Sce. • ...a Nuinbi.r is illits:ra;,,l with ac:urate 1 7 _1 - Ira:logs of Mr. dividing instrument ; r.rul cc-Alin:lls at Account ' • - .110.: of (lwidii7, astronomic- Al an other instruments, by I. ;in•V hi the usual Tools for r ; Tadtt.ting are n'f- • ; du. whi..lts operation ly-ing so coutrissd, that . 11f1 Curer cat: pacnr but what chargeuSle to Vision, Allan assisted : ;!1 .$: op. i..al 'At-a; of viel . ..in7 and me...coring minute Ey Mr. r‘iwart.l Crolightno.—(?n Chryst.dlogruishy. m lauy. eti from the la..t. P2rii Edit ion of his • l'raite Lecture- . An Account of some Ress- - ...rclic: on the Narnre of certain Bodies, parti- I. t!!c . Ph; sphotl.l3, Sulphur, Carbonaceous Matter, a . .;; tita hilterto undecomposrd ; with sonw genaral serveiors on Curmical Theory. Ey Peimphry Davy, rsq. Sec. I'•!in. and M.R.LA —st:-.zestion for establishing a r . i ft•crentirse I),..:ween Laiz,lon and Dublin. By the • 70:16;4* .Ib-nract of Professor :',11;;;.7.;.`0 iT y, tivr. sixth great Sec , ion of the Course • .;• in, I w:1 , !1 he delivers in the n , Av Institution a 4: of the i Exhibition of the Acetate in s-A-..-ra iv,:-aces. Ey Thomas Ewell, M.D. ofsWash : • • Us:e of Funik:at'.ons is Army Hospitals: in a 711 M. Chinni - , rt, to Li. cluyton.—A,, Inquiry into the . •' '• ; P:.en,trnena orodueed icy the Action of the Ocean. I. of rt.eicnester.--Procet , clitigs of the French ' • •'• ; .''t+ Intelligence and Miscellaneous Articles, with , :.;,. •-:!lTa'das. , trs to this Work art- requested got to delay-mak :;ec t, cs in any - vt" the early r untilers are. newly out •i• intcnded to reprint any m0 . .-t• of then, and on :•• the price of the first fifty-six numbers ' • . •-•1 volumes of the work) will he advanced . • •:•; .ixix.nee, the pres::.nt selling price, to three t: .v-thrtse vilmioPs have heen publi9ll - Engraving, , f Lowry and Porter, . . Lontair.s.a ft.Ter and more rief..u-' t . • )veriei, whether British or . : • ..":11 a;;;6:1 extant. S. Byron, Wallet, Carteret, Fs: 4. Coch's First Vorags. 5. Cook'S First Vny.:ge. 6. Cook's Second Voyage. 7. Cook's Stkond Voyage. b. Cook's 'Third Voyage. g. Cook's Third Voyage. 10. Cook's Third Voyage. 11. Phipps, Fk4ding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, Ste. 12. Pages, Vancou”er, &z. I. Mathews, Bligh, Turnbull, and INDEX. . .11 - 1 E TRAVELS. 14. Addison, M. W. Montagu, &e. _ 15. Hanway, Nietihnhr, &c. 16. • Bruce, Maupertuis, Wood, &c. 17. France and Italy. Ig. Brydene, Swinburne, Wrazall, &c. 19. Moore, Coxft &c. • 20. Pallas, Y:cartney, &c. 21. Valliant, Brown, Barrow, &C. 22. Soonini, Demon, Parke, Scc. 23. Forster, .Duchanan, &c. 24. Hearne, Weld, Liancourt, Mackenzie, &c. S 5. Bourgobig's Spain. 24. Kotzebue's Siberia, France, and Italy. 7. Carr's Franc.!, Baltic, and Honed, • 28. 'Lord Valencia, and iNIMIX. The VOYAGES in thirteen Volumes, or the TRAVELS in 5 Volume , , may be had comp ine by themselves, with separate Indexes. at the rate of Six Shiings per Volume; and COOK'S THREE VOYAGES Rnuad tile World, printed verbatim from the original Quarto Editloni. may be had by themselves, with a separate Index, in Seven Volumes, price Two Guineas. Printed for RTCHAIIp Putt.t.tes, London; and to be had of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. Of whom may belad, by the same Editor, A UNIVERSAL i - 11. -iTORY from the tre.ation to the present ime,in 25 volumes, royal paper, £6. 1.55. or on demy paper, X& . . . _ Also, TOURISTS, printed so al to comes► pond with this new edition of the Voyages asd Travels, in sin ireithnes, price Xis. .in boards. NEXT MONTH. QIITIFT and CO. Joint Contractors with Govern ment for the present S TATE LorrEßy, respectfully in form the Public that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, in great variety, at their Offices, No. Il i POULTRY, No. 12, CHARING CROSS, • No. S', ALDCATE iiioa BTRZET. The Scheme of 'this Lottery is entirely new, and has hitherto r:- ceived the most unqualified approbation; there are only 5,000 Numbers in the ',query, and the whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY, The ntb of Next Month, when the followhig CAPITAL PRIZES most be distributeitaruong the fortunate Purchasers, v.z. 4 4 of X5,000 r of £l,O O O 4 ..... ......... 2,000 12 ..... of usual. soo Besliiei the inferior prizes o £lOO, £5O, SCC. RS This Lottery also presents the opportunity never before offered to the Public, of gaining the immense Suma of £BO,OOO, R . 80,00, or £40,060. by the purci.zs, of One Number only. Ills day was published, price Three Uulne:ts in boards, hand somely printed in royal quarto. and the publication to be con tinued quarterly, till completed, Volume the Second oP a new edition, with valuable additions, and Two Supplementary Vo lume, of LORD SOMERS'S TRACTS.—By WALTER . searT, Esq..—This celebrated Collection of Pamphlets, which originally appeared in a form altogether Miscillmeom, will be now chronologically arranged, and stip further nietherliz ed, by the Tracts of each Reign being divided under the dist:act heads of Ecclesiastical, Civil, Military, arid Miscellaneons. To each Tract is prefixed a prefatory Vitas , of the time and circuit). stances %India which it was written, and various f oittriotes,dint. trative of obscure pasiages and kistorical allusions. The Original edition of Lord Samers's Tracts, in 16 Volopm, %All be. Db. , : comprehended in 12, and two supplementary vtilianes ;' with . Biographical Memoir of Lord :,;omers. . • . Printed for T. Cadell mid W. Davies, Stgintl; W. Miller, At bemarte-street ; P.. H. Evans, Pall Mall ; J. Whitc, and J. Picot -street; and J. Harding, St/1111100-strent. • . .... • JESUITS DROPS. - IHE true .original JESUITS DROPS are now prepared by Saw and Edwards, 66, on the•Foot.way, St. Paul's Church-yard, successors "to Josetilt Wessels. • The Jesuits Drops have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, eff:fctual, and often an immediate cure for Strangtary, Gleets, Weakness of the Knirreys, or Bladder; and when takes cm the first attack of Venereal Infettion, they wilt infallibly ac :owlish the desired effect : should the complaint he far advanced; it wrd be necessary to take the Specific Remedy with the. Jesuits Drops. The many depredations made on the property of the Proptie, tors, compels them to give this caution, that no one bottle will be sent out of their house without Shaw and Edwards, (sua;ees son to J. Wes ells,) 66, St. Paul's Church yard, engraved on the Stainp. All others which are sold without the atrove names are9mpost. tions on the public. Sold also hy Sanger, .4riordssereir; Bulli • Dublin ; Battsr and Raehurn, Edinburgh.. .• • DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTI BII.IOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS 11;:v3 long obtained a just cele brity-1. in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon Apothecary, and front their great success in many Obstbsate Bi lious bisorders, our numerous patients of ctselnetian and odivrs, p:.roicularly the Duke of Bedfoed, Sir. George Warren, Sir Ore- ' ~ jery Pagi•Turtser, the Dowager Lady Say and Seie, th•Niscoun tele Bulkeley, ate. Sec. he was persuaded to rffer them to• the public, under the approbation and sanction of their ttan:e, • ''.. " Deal Castle, Havern,rd.vest, South Wales, Feb.'24, ISO,. . " Captain Lloyd presents his conspli t nents t o M r Di xon : isle, ' t though not personally acquainted with him, would :eke kas a ' fivour, if lie would send bins four .or five bor.'s of his PHs as stiaer .. as he. possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who haaalways used the 'N.tedi.: i '• eine, is now pregnant ,and vtry unwell ; for she greatiervi:e thy have been to Mrs. Loyd, as welt as to Colonel Bishop and s.l his - • , fie.nily, Captain Lloyd f:elsit his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he toes; lie really thin/mil Mr. Dixon would appoint 1 some prisons as vender, in this county, it would be a benefit to '' i t!Ae community." . • , , The Pi ll s are founttto be an Incomparable remedi fur restoring the tone of the stolnach, for curing indigestion, for prev !ming crudiries,u?d their coottepienttlisagreeable eructa:issos 41 ad AV U.* ! lencies. 'I hey prevent habittval ( Ind temporary coetiv;:tiess,. ?IA • • head-aches, and heart-bura, wi:ich is cc staged by prcgraitcf', . ' and is deiiiiiratett sconildt, whetilLt iiri.ing from the attimpuy of r the'retlubdat.t bile, intimp.fratv dire, or..drenk::ig to - Xeres. I Suld wholesale. and re:4 ll at !qr. Butler's, ..o. 4 , chcars;dr, : • :{ 1 corner of Paternosr row, Ltaation; Baxter, gdinourgh and Glasgow ,*anti retail be must country Midiciale Va/61:.age, ia bale . at :s. 9d. anti tis: cads. • ‘ •- " ' • ..''''',,., l w , • - - - • / A GOOD Family HOUSE, to L et F urn : s l te d ,i A- by the mouth or year, in Lower Wimple-street; with lotlble Coach-house, and a five-stall Stable.—Enquire of Mr. Calloway, Viiholsterer, &c. No. 69, New Bond•street. • 'This day was t ubli s h e d, w i t h Ten Plates, price 7s. 6d. _ A New Edition of A NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOIC'EitYi Forracd upon Principles of tomb:mai, and adapted to the Use of Private .Familiefr—.By a LADY. Printed" for John Murray, No. s; Fleet:street,i-ondon ; *ha sold also by livery Boohselltr and Newsman in England, Scotlalid, and. Ireland. This day wa;iitiblishecl, in Folio, price Lt. 111. 6d. ATREAtME on the OPERATION o f LI- TmoToWn . ; in which are demonstrated the Dangers of the Preseiwtireeliod of Operating with the Gorget, and the. Sup eriority of the more s i mp le Opera: t.n with the Knife and Staff. l'be manner of performing . the Incisions is explained in short P.ules, and represented by Drawings the size of the living kigures. By.ROLERT ALLAN, Surgeon. Printed for the Author, by James Eallautyne and Co. .•;:d , old by John Murray, No. S 2, Fleet-stt*et, Loadou; and by J. Anderson, Edinburgh. • - - LLOYD's AUGUST si, 1309. Al' a GENERA MEETING of the SUB: SCRIBERS Io'LLOYD's, held this ;lay, WILLIAM' BELL, Esq. in the Chair, The Merchants, Underwriters, and other Subscribers to this House, having heard 01:: Report of the Corninhtee of the Patriuic Fund. made to a Meeting of the Subscribers to that ins:it ution on the 24th instant, and havia,g considered the same, Resolved unaniromly, That this Meeting feel it incumbent on them to continue their suppoh to the Patriotic Fund; and that the sum of X3OOO 3 per Curt. Consolidated Annuities, be tram ferred from the stock belonging'to the Subscribers to this house, as a farther contribution to that benevolent and useful Institution.. Resolved umnimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair. The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subscribers to Nova's, who enjoy the pleasing satisfaction of having led to the establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commencement of the present war, feel themseivei justified by the experience of six 1 years, in recommending t,itis laudable and meritorious 'lnstitution to tile support of their Countrymen. They are solicitous, at the same time, to call th e i r attention so that altered Stat e of public afftirs, for which the Nation is in debted to the valour of our brave Defenders: to the almost entire affnihilation of the *Naval Poiete of the Enemy, which has crowned'the gallant exploits pf Prstish Seamen; Indio the hope; ' of oltimate success, which the courage, discipline, and firmness of British Soldiers, have inspired in chose, for whose Alelavetance from a perfidious Usurper, they are at this moment making the most heroic exertions. • And now that the transeenlent efforts of valour displayed by the hem.% who bare led, and by the brave men' who hive so nobly. followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the freetiont of these Realms, it may surely be expected that the same generous impulse and feeling, which at a moment of great general, alarm, induced all ranks to join In the lendable endeavour to ani mate the effortoof oar Defenders, will be found still alive to their merits and sufferings; and tlr.t so long as the present contest shall last," the BtLish Seaman and the British Soldier may alike con !" fidently trust, thar these who are dear to him while living, will " in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and " Guaidians in a grateful and generous Cou:••.try." (Signed) WILT lAM BELL, Chairman. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, AUGUST 31, 1809. 'THE COMMITTEE for managing the PA:. - 1 - nuoTic FUND, have great satisfaction in laying before the Public, the Resolutions and Adoress of the Subscribers to Lloyd's, passed unanimously at a General Meeting held there this day; and they cannot but express their hope, that as ehe truth and force of the sentiments of that respectable Body must le acknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be generally followed. By order of the Committee, L P. W ELSFORD, Secretary. Amount elf new Contributions already adverti ,ed £6513 5 0 The Subscribe.-, to Lloyd's (5 per Cent. Consols) 5000 0 0 Governor and Company of the Bank of England 5000 0 0 G Malone - - - 1 3 C Nathaniel Harden - - - - ti 0 0 Henry Hinde Pelly - - - - 105 0 0 Smiths, Martim, and St. Barbe - - - 105 0 0 T. and W. Curtis, Clarke and Co. - - 105 0 0 John Atkins - - - - 105 0 0 B. Betirclil:on • - • - - 25 0 0 William Dawes - - - - 105 0 0 Andrew Harrison - - - 52 10 0 Jnbn Harrison - - - - 52 .19 0 Benjamin Harrison - - - is 10 .0 John F. 'ri.rock• - •orton - - - 21 0 0 J.W. and J. Whitmore - - - 105 0 6 Rougemeut and Bebrends - - 52 10 C John Clark anc; Soca - - - 26 5 0 F. R. H. Brown - ' 1:, 10 C. Captain Thomas Dyndas, R. N. - 10 10 0 S. a-.d W. Crn:ley - - 5 5 0 Salle: and Curries - - lO5 0 0 Clagetvand Pratt - . 105 0 0 Robert Hinner . - . - ' ,- 50 0• 0 George Henckell - - - 52 10 0 Were, Bri:ce, and Co. - - 05 1' C 0 J. F. Turner - - - - 10 0 0 Daniel Stephenson - - 50 -0 0 Craven and Bowmans - - - 10.3 0 0 Lord Rolle - - - - ICO 0 C Charles Bi•L -op - - - TO5 0 0 Rundell, Bridge, and Rundell - - 105 0 0 Subscriptions are recriivqd at the Bar of Lloyd's and by all the .!‘inkers in the Uniteil Kiiigdorn: