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New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorttions. ali Baba (the poor brother, a wood-cutter); Mr. Penley; Mesta*, (colder of Bagdad) Mr. Stebbing ; Ca-Is, (wife to All Babe) Mrs. Starmer, from the Tiv•atre, Margatf, (her first appearance Cio this Stage.) • Th e Piece epees with a View of the Silver Lake, Procession .nd Dance of Fairies, Nymphs, sylehs, &c. The Fairy of the Lake eaters in a Grand Car drawn by Swans. A Banquet, &c. A. Hornpipe, by Mr. Roe. A Comic Soog, called The Irish Wedding, by Mr. It. L. Jones. To which will be kidded, a New Burletta Interlude, called QUARTER - DAY ; or, \Vito PAYS THE RENT? to conclude with the last New Comic Pantomime, called LITTLE RED RIDING-HOO4 In which will be dliOleyed c brand View of St. Paul's Church, . and Lud Mayor's Shew b' Water. Little Red Riding-Hood, (afterwards Columbine) Mrs. Wybrow. Doors to be opened at half put five, to begin at half past six. 4s• Bones Pit us. Gallery Is. Second price at half past eight.. • • ROYAL ANIPHrrmrATRE, ASTLEY'th, WES rmENSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Dukl of York. ONMONDAY NEXT, APRIL 15, 1811, ivin be presented an entirely new Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, partly founded on circum stance* stated to have occurred at Algiers, with augmentative Incidents, &e. called • THE TYRANT SARACEN, AND THE NOIILI MOOR. principal Characters, Juba, the Saracen, gir. Collet ; Abdalla, the Moor, Mr. A , iley, jun.; and Zulima, Mrs. Astley. Saracen's Cavalry and Infantry; Moor's Cavalry, Infantry, Moorish and baracen Inhabitants, Dancers, Au endants, Goaler, Banner Bearers, &c. &c. by the rest of the Company, and a numerous train of Auxihariea expressly engaged for the purpose. The following is part of the New Scenery :--e The Bay of Algiers; Rocks and distant View of the City of Algilis ; the Saracen's Banqueting Saloon ; the Moors Grand !Marquee; Zulima's Chamber ; Angle of the Saracen's Castle ; Exterior and Inte rior of Criminals Cells; a Ruinated Monastery; the Bay and Orr of 'Tunis; African Landscape ; the Moor's Castle and Domain'and lastly, the Saracen's Cavalry/and Infantry. Am buscade, &c.; General Attack and Defeat of the Saracen's Troops, of Horse and Foot. • Extraordinary Agility by the most celebrated Equestrians. To conclude with an entirety New Comic Pantomime, founded on Ovles Fible 'of Jupiter and Europa ; with 16 New Scenes and ostensive Machinery, Mechanical Changes, &c, called HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR. Jupiter, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Bryson; Marcury, after. wards Searamouch, Mr. Usher; Saturn, Mr. Jones; Agenor, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. Boulanger • Cadmus, afterwards CloWn, Mr. sautl.by ; Juno, Mrs. W a llack , and Europa, as Colanibine, Miss Taylor. Duos opened at halfliast five; begin at half-past .six. Half Price half past eight.—Boxes 21.Gallcry Is. Places taken at the Theatre from ten till three, and which cannot be kept after half-past seven.—No Moneyret urned. FIRE and LIGHT I quickly produced, without FLINT and STULL !! or ttaL DRWOLROUS COUTUSTLIII.I .P fraPHOWS ! by means of A'NE "POCICET INSTRUMENT made sad said only by THOMAS GILL, at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVP.D .FiblE CUTLERY, No. 3t3, S I'. JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may oleo be had, His NEWI Y-INYEN I ED sunmig K.NIFE, and KNIVES with PEN NIBI3ERS, on an Imprdved antstroction ; his superior SURGEON'. INSIRUMEIfI'S ; GRAVERS and F. ['CH ING-NEEDLES , for ARTISTS; PEN-KNWIS, RAZORS, NIEDLES, Ste. made by his voritovan PROCESSIS, of are tIN• RIVALLID Tall PLR. Alto, hit LONCP•ORLRRILATZLI WARRANTED SWORDS; Goes, PISTOLS, ARMS and ACOORTP.RMIRNTS of evvry description, Wholesale, Retail, and to... Exportation. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, SIEAKS, THE great and. eatraordinary demand for the above universally admired SAUCE, stilt inducing seelleal Shopkeepers to vend spurious Artfcles,, the Nobility and Gentry are respLctially informed, none can possibly be genuine. unbt.4 prepared at LAZENBY', Warehouse, No. 6, EDWARD...S=IST, FOITMAN-IQUAIIi, London; and, by appointment, is sold at one or two shops its every town in the 'hiked Kingdom, each battle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. •,,* E. L. begs to recommend tie Essence of Anchovies, now krought to the greatest perfecticar, which, with a variety f rich Sancta and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sizes, for fatally use and et-portaged. MR. DE CLIEMANT, Surgeon, and Inventor of the Artificial Teeth of Mineral Paste, so much apprdvel of, having been obliged to leave London for some time, in order to attend to the numerous orders he had from different counties in :hi• kingdom, has the honour to acquaint the persons who called at his house during his absence, mad every other who may want his assistance, that he: is new returned, and maybe consul ted, as before, at his horse, No O, .Frith-street, Soho, every slay, from tea to two, on all diseases of the mouth, and that every person who has had the misfortune of losing any of their Teeth may have thew replaced by his Mineral teeth, at any time, on ' appoiating the day and hour meet convenient to them. N.B. Every person desirous to be convinced of the superiority which the Artificial Teeth of Mineral Paste, made by Mr. Cite- Want, have over every other attempted to be fabricated by igno rant persons, are requested to procore themselves a Treatise he has written on thit subject, sold at his houseor at Mr. Watt's, 3lookseiler, Sabo-square. A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TR& !-.IINO NERVOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, AND SCROFULOUS DIS. ORDERS... V LEIGH, Esq. having been into Staffordshire, A.A. and had alder evidence of the wontkrful success of the Rev. W. MOSILLET'S plan fur Curing Nervous, Consumptive, and Scrofulous Disorders, feels satisfied from what he has seen, that so Nervous or Scrofulous, and but few Consumptive patients reed nsw despair of a radical cure. E L. having been instructed in the method of cure, and provided with all the remedies, may be consulted at his hou: e, No. 10, Red Lion-square, Holborn. 'ro prevent improper applications from town or country, letters must be post paid, and inclose a one pound note, for which in structions and remedies will be returned. Advice to die Poor, yule, before eigbt o'clock, every morn ing, Sunday exert*. • . t FOR COUOI-16, HOARSENESSES, &c. . T HE great Demand for Mr. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of Tom], after fifty years' trial, proves " 60: superiority as themnst pleasant and Les:enal Remedy fs.r - all Coughs, Hoarsenesses Sore Throats. and Defiuxions on the Lungs, healing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, and af fording Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consump tive Complaints. They do not sky the Stomach, but create an Appetite. The genuioe, only, have R. HAY WARD, printed on the clamp; all others are counterfeits. They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (successor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 56, Piccadilly, London : sold also by NeWberrys,'St. Paul's Church yard; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cock spur-street; Bolton and Tut, Royal Exchange; Baton, Oxford street ; Clarke, Borough ; and Ward, Holborn ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines thoughout the United gingdom. Price One Shilling and Three Halfrosoe the Box. 1 SATeRDAY, APitit i3;.1811. IRELAND. . ESTATES IN THE COUNTY OF DONEGALL, IRELAND 'l'o be RESOLD, in Eight Lots, pursuant to cer. -I- tali) Orders of the High Gout of Chances - 1 in England, made in certain Catipee,intiusled" Dowel es a. Tnoatas" (the last of which Orders was made with the conolu of. the Marl:Luis pf Don egail) certain LANDS; HEREDITAMENTS, and ( ) rallies, comprised in the Manors of Boncranagb and Etegh, to the esitotty of Done**ll,ln the Kirtgdont!of•lreland, part of the Estates of the add Margo 4 of Done a% Mid containing in the "(bole 25,000 Acres, or thereabouts, for an unexpired term of 1000 years, before lii.seuet. ComrTota Cox,Esq, one of ;he Misters of the eat& °purr; it . the Public 511 e• Room 011fli rill'eourt; in Senth enspeonatiildlogs, Chanceryttase, , Lesiebn, .on 'Zildity, the 14th day of May, t 8 t I, at One &Clock in the Aftthio'n, subject to the conditions expressed in thepriste4 Pitiicular., which taay be had (gratis) at tlie said Master's Chaln:birs, in Southampton Buildings aforesaid; of Messrs. Alsbadde and' Colley Smith, Soli , closes, Lincoln'a•lnn ; of Mats. llnives, Solicitors ; loner •I'em pie ; of Messrs Whitten, Solicitors, Bedford-row ;of Mr. Jaques. Land Sigstyor, liedfordentivr ; of Zige,#lla..Espinatee, s4olicuer, Stephen's Green, Dublin; and st Utast of the principal Nos in the vlcinity'of the Estates. ALDRIDGE and OOLLEY SP&TH, Lincoln's Inn, . . . Plaintiff's Solicitor. T:23.• • •' This day were jliblisised, in 1 Vol. evo. inustritett With Soren Plates, pries 10s. 6d. Boards, PI(ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the . DIS EAgt of the JOINTS, commonly railed WtHITE.SWEL LANG ; Faith some Remarks on Caries, Nierosts, and Scrofulous Abscess, in which a new and successful method of treating these Diseases is pointed out. A Stcond Edition, with considerable 4dditions and Improvements. •• By BRYAN CROW THER, ' Mer:ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London; and Surgeon to liridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals. Printed for J. Callow, Medical lioukseller, 10, Crown-court, Prier-el-Wetly 30110. This Jay:itero puldisbed,inko. price 6*. boards, by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Csiswa-court, Princes-street, Sohn. OBSERVATIONS 'on the NATURAL HlS 'Mitt CLIMATE, and DISEASES of MADEIRA, during a period of eighteen years. By WILLIAM GOURLAY, M. D. rcIIOW of the Royal 'College of Physicians, Eciinburgh ; and Physician to the British Factory at Madeira. Where may be had, just published, price 4s. 6d. in boards, Observations on the Climate, Manners, and Amusements of Malta; principally intended for the information of Invalids re pairing to that Island for the recovery of health. By NVilliam Domeier, M.D. of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. . . • —.-- BONAPARTE AND , THE FATE ,OF EUROPE! This day was published, In Four handsome large Octave Volumes, price £2. 10s. in extra boards, embellished with upwards of Fifty Portraits of Freuch Generals, and other celebrated Characters, who have distin guished themselves during and since the Revolution, finely en graved from authentic Originals, painred by the first Masters, 1 1 ,,HE :114A it:RP LIFE of NAPOLEON BON/k -i- - PAttTP., Emperor of France; containing every authentic particular by which his Extraordinary Character has been formed ; a faithful 'History of all the Battles and Campaigns, and the won derful Events that have occasioned his unparalleled Elevation, and &Philosophical Review of bit Manners, as a Soldier, a Statesman. and a Sovereign • including Memoirs and original Anecdotes of all the Crishrated Generals, who have distinguished themselves under and against the Banners of Prance, and other great ClA rectors wilo appeared during and since the Revolution. By WILLIAM LODEWYK VAN ESS. London : Published by M. hints, 5, Newgatt-street, and sold by - all the Bookeelletiin the United Kingdom. ... _ _ THE' QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. IX. was poldisbild Tins DAY. Col worrs ' ;-1. Pectin italothers on the Disturbances at Ma dras—t•Souilieff Curse of.Keharts,-3. Sir R.Wilsoai Sketches gibe Campaigns In Valenti-4., Sir John Sinclair's Remarks on Hoskisson-5. Sir R. C. Hoare's Wihshire-6. Whitaker de Motu Civico-7. *woes Observagons on Lord Grey—S. Cla iiir, Histoire de la Greco—p. Grant's Maurithie--10. Bloom. ,id's Prometheus-1 1. Pamphlets on the Bullion Report, by' Chalmers, Hill, Bosanquet, Ricardo, E.Thornton, Couttsl'ro,ter, Percival Eliot, Maryatt, &e. • Printed for John Murray, $2, Fleet -street; Hatchard, Picca dilly ; and Richardson, • Cornhill, London - Parker , Oxford ; Weston, Cambridge; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; M. N. Ma hon, Dublin: and may be had also of t very other Bookseller or Newsman throughout the Empire. ••• New Editions of the former Numbers have again been printed, and may now be had separately, price es. or in Four Volumes, live. price " 116, Its boards. 1 No. 10 will be published early in Ju Ns, and. the future Nu* berg regularly every Three Mastbs. .. • - , ... . . ............. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF EXCHEQUER BILLS. BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the Act 51 George 111. cap. 15, Intituled " An Act for enabling " his Majesty to direct the Issue of Bachrtiner Bills, to a limited " amount, for the imposes and in manner therein mentioned." j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all applications to them for Loans, under the said Act, are to be addressed to the said COmmissioners, In writing, and sent sealed under cover to their Secrotary,- at their Mice in the South-Sea House, London. Aril it; telt. • WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. RELIEF OF THE IN FRANCE. 'FIE COMMITTEE beg to state, thilicbere :are I- at present upwards of-10,000 British Prison etz.icrzheitifibio rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great,distypss; that the Subsceiption is intend.l for the alleviation of tbeir tuf-, feringi, in some degrite„by assistinz them with artiefels a Claaib In, Bidding, Purl, and such other necessaries at they hand the inost in need of. . They faither beg leave to state, that thief have iseyrkd a safe conveyance for such Sums no are to be remitted tp.France for the use of the,Prisoners. Amount adiertised Sab;triptions since reeeived The Worshipful Company of Dyers, per. J. L. Disney • means, Esq. Warden - - The Worshipful Company of Fishmonger The Worshipful Company of Armourers and Bra ziers, per Mr. Situp on Collected after Two Sermons preached at the Parish Church of Allhallows, Barking, Tower-street ; in the Morning by the Rev. Samuel Burder, A.M. 31 810 In the Evening by the Rev. Henry White. A.M. i 3 3 6 Nt.rtts Walsham, Norfolk, by the Rev. W. Tylney dpurdens 1. Frenchman - Tile Rev. Mr. Oliver, Clifton, Bedford The Rev. Di. Conybear- D 14.24 t 25,259 0. 52 10 0 52 10 21 0 0 27 0 -3 3 9 2s 0 2 2 0 i'he Officers *Nonr.commissioned Officers, and Pri vates of the Northumberland Regiment of Militia, by the Right Hon. Lord Lovabe - - 50 0 0 George Bridges, Esq. - 10 10 0 Wm. Sergeants, Portsmouth, per R. Chapman, Esq. 5 5. 0 Parish Church of Wintertoti. St. Martin, Dorset 3 8 0 The Rev. Samuel Stroll, of • Marchwed - - 3 3 0 Additional Sulnetipdon of the Officers of C!:asea Ilospital. per Lieut.-Col. Wilson, Dep. Treas. Higftweek Church, Devon . - J. W. Portsmouth • Honing Church, Norfolk - Wilham Church, Norbilk buston St. Laurence, Norfolk - Newport Pagnell, on the Fast-day, per Res►. C. Kep ling, Vicar 22 4 6 Subscriptions receives at Lloyd's Coffee-house; and by all the Banking-houses in the United Kingdom. er The Committee respectfully inform the Public, that tlie Subscription will in future be advertised in two Morning and two Evening Papers, taking the different Newspapers in rotation. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. S, George-yard,Lombard-street. 15 10 0 2 6 4 2 2 0 - 2 14 0 0 13 0 0 17 0 LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His loyal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron. Surgeon, Mr. KIIR WAN, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS excellent Institution, erected for the public 11 benefit against the delusions of empyricism in this branch of practice, has to boast the cureof no less than 920. patients. since 1806, many labouring under the most desperate Venereal•lnfec don. lhe superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment pur sued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the incenvenienecs of pub lic charities, ;Ives a certain, safe, and speedy cure without con ' linement, injury t 6 the constitution, or any circumstances which betray to the friends of the patient the existence of their dia -1 ease. The early symptoms of infection are cured in a few days, and the most complicated forms of strictures, debility, ul cerations, Ire. yield in one half the time assigned in other In- 1 ititutions of ths same kind to their eonipleat removal. The most respectable names have given it their support, from a conviction of its superior advantages, and the secrecy and honour with which the establishment, is conducted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. T. Jones, Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, Hoe. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latouchr,Esq. M.P. Col. H. Clements, M.P. and Colonel Walt. Jones, M.P.—The Surgeon may he consulted by either •se, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte -street, lied ford-square, from 9 till 12 in the Morning, and from 6 till 9 o'clock 'at Night where letters from town and country, post paid, may be addressed; when the necessary advice and medicine will be given, or sent to any ran of the kingdom. • FIRST OF Tat REGENCY. ' • WYTON, late Partftei with the deceased Sir JAMES Ba,istscosis, 2, Cornitlll; and 18, Coventry *reef, re oornmen.ls the improved Scheme of the New Lottery, toil* drawn the King's Birth Day, which contains Fon,. Prizes of Twenty Thousand, and FIFTY-SIX ether Capitals. • • SCHEME. 4 ...')'rises of £20,000 ... are ... £BO,OOO - 1-4)0 - 24,000 • 10 • - $1) • - 3,000 1,909 1,000 - 20,000 eso oo ► 16 - ----•••• 20,000 Tickets. £200,000 ITTON bas, In the last ite years, shared and sold Capitals amounting to half a million sterling, and has been particularly fortunate in Capitals drawn on the King's Birth-Day, havingsold No. 12,719, a Prize of £25,000, on the 4th June, also N 0.6,145, 220,000, on the 4th June preceding. . • .- [PUCE SIXPINCI This day wgryittbilahed, elegantly printed irroctawo, oa fine wove ' & doer, het presed, price tit bomb, „tea:. r 4. R TINA, th? MAID of t'ae SOLITH SEAS. ktARY-RUS Mi1T01445. Printedfor and I. Ririogtoti, St. Paul's Churl:Wird sold also by I. Hateliard, ' -Of wbotii may be bad, Ilittbe same Aethor, A VC.PLUMg. of MISCELLANEOUS POgMS ; prize 716 RAW'S sAt.g CATAI.OOti 11., Price 21. A -CATALOGUE of BOOKS• in various Lan.; L guages and Classes of Literature, lticheltag the valualale' Library of tilt latt: ROI RicaAin FRANK. DA) Itectni of Mac: ton, in the County o f ; row Jelling at the phcipl' affixed to each article, by Jon:a RAW, Illorket, Cat,lo r tes to 'be hat?, price es. Of Mesos. Li:ali g n...au, Utast, Red, Oiatte,* 9 d Brow; and Mvsrs. F. C. s:-.4,1 I. itsivhrts:oo: This day was poliiished, in One Vol. 12rno. rrice Ss. 6d. board' • • 'fbe Seamed Elkton of D ISCOURSES•on the iiitOV.IDENCE and GO-. vERNMENV of GOLE By the late Rev. NEWCOMBE CAPP'. Printed for . Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Erown,London, and . Wilson and sw, Yerk.—Of may be had, Cates ..[Christ. Ste. pries !Ss. boards. • This day seas puldsheil, - tiro, price 2s. by J. CilWw, e Bookseller. 40, Croven•costrt, Frince'.-street, Sohn s N ESSAY on some of the Stages of t h e Opera. tion of cutting for the STONE. Illustrated with an En. gearing. By CHAR LES BRANDON TRYE, F. 12. S. • . Win-re may be ha• , lately published, in Bvo, pi 4oe 24. 6d. ; • Remarks on the Nomenekiture of the New Londois Phpima. copceia, lead bee the I..lveipool Medical Society. Wy ion I I Bostosk, M.l) _ Thls day was published, Vols. nvo. pnce 1 / s. bds. HISTORY a the REFORMATION in SCOT LAND, with an Introduetory Bnok, and an Appendix. By GEORGE COOK, D. D. Minister of Laureacckirk, and Author of " An Illustration of the General Evidence establishing the Reality of Chriat's Regan.. rection.'''" Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown and J. Murray, London ; leetec Rill, and Archibald Constabl; and : Co. Edinburgh. •,••• • This day was published, In One VoL Folio, price £l6. 16% in extra half-binding, r ONCHOLOGY, or the Natural HISTORY of SHELLS ; containing a neor At rangement of the Genera and Species, illustrated by colouied Engravings, exstuted from Natural Specimens, and ir.ciudios the latest discoveries. , A • .GEORGE - PERRY.- . . Poblisbed by William Miller, Albealarle-street, The above is a most splendid Volume, containing abouttoirt 4 Hundred Shells, coloured in the finest manner, and, 5v.1.13 (Afterlives . , fti;ms a . complete system of Conchology, Thu day was published, Handsomely printed, In Royal Quarto, embellished with a large' Map and. Fifteen Engravings,. price Xi. 14s. IklbOardg, AN ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM of NEPAULf: being the Substance of Observations madeduring a Mission to that`Cauutry, in the Year 1.7b3. By COLONEL WILLIAM EIRKPATRICR. • Printed for William AlSensarle-street. N. B. This Volume is dedicated to-the Honourable the Cottrt. of -I)ltacs j i!..a,*hnd is flph first-published Aceont of a Country hir.ily 'known eves; by alma, and ,is almost, a blank In the Maps of lrflit g'"" - • • • carcrig ofed*ikks.' Thlimiii we. Published, fourth oaition, ltoproVed, prtee IS. 6d. coloured, or 51 plain. • PRACTICAL OttiI:RVATIONS on the BAT-. 'FISH GRASSES : containing accurate figures(); Om most approved Grasses for Meadow and Pastore Land; Halts for the' Improvement and laying down of land to the best advantage, ac companied with a descriptive Catalogue of all/he British Grasses. o r the late Vf ILLIAM CURTIS, Author of the Botanical Ma pguise, &c. &v. 14 which is DOW added, a short account of the ease la Corn, called by Farmers the Bli, st , the Mildew, and the Rut, by slr lours Bantu, Bart. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds; and sold by Sherwood, Wady, and Jones. No. 20, Paternoster row. • DR. MILNE'S BOTANICAL DICTIONARY. This day was published, in one large Volume, tad,' embellished . with Twenty-five new Plates, accurately drawn from Nature, by Edwards, and engraved by Sansom. price XI. is. boards, or Xi i Ss. with the Plates beautifully coloured: A BOTANICAL DICTIONARY; or Elements 3of Systematic and Philosophical Botany. By COJAN MILNE, 1.1.. D. Author of the Institutes of Botany, and Hal& tations of English Plants. Third Edition, revised, corrected, and. very considerably enlarged. " Dr. Miloe's Botanical Dictionary has been long banyan to the Public. The present Edition is the Third ; and ft will he allowed that the demand which rendered it necessary is at tho same time a proof of the merits of the Work. The Plates, with which this Edition is accompanied, are executed in the highest style of accuracy and if elegance, and are well cakutated to con vey correct ideas of the obj ets they represent: they will cer tainly be considered aka valuable addition to the Work."—Lite racy Journal. 44 '1 his Dictionary has long been the admiration of Europe, and is issoted as of the first authority brall the Naar' immin e nt w kit ers both in this country and abroad, and is recommended by the most eminent Professors and Teachers of Botany, 35 comalning an ex cellent fund of Botanical Instruction, necessary to he known by every person who is cultivating that useful and agreeable science. " _ or. Traw TON. Lona°, : Printed for H. D. Symonds; and soki bp Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row. CORDIAL BALM OF GILSIAI). -- •' THIS Medicine is universally acknowledgeeito pecoliafly efleicions inivard wasti ng, low of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits., trembling or shaking of gio hands or finds., obstinate cowslip, shof mess of breath, and eons sumptive habit. It thins the lifok 'eases the meet violent paindi In the head and stomach, and "proMotos gentle perspiration. Bt the Nobility and Gentry It is much admired, being pleasant tied* taste and smell, gently astringin the fibres of the stomach,. sod giving that proper tensity which ,a goad digestion requires... Notting can be better adapted Whelp and nourish the constitu tion efkerstioeturital debauch with wine, Ike. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West Indies, for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, an! acing as a seekers' reatoreo tive on debilitated constitutions, arising iron bilious complains contracted in hot climates. This Medicine is sold in bottles, price half -a-guinea each, Sr four in one family bottle for 395. on which 9s. is saved. To be had at Gilead House, near Liverpool; ut Mathew! sad Leigh, No. 18, Straqd; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; Bacon and Cu. Oxford -street, London ; and Brodie, Dowding, and Latford, Salisbury; Martin Keene, College‘green Debtil; Haley, Cork ,• Magee, Belfast ; and of every Patent idadigibe Vender in the Uaited Kingdom. Those who wish to have the medicine immediately front the Doctor, by sending the money for any quantity t4y think pro per, will have dim sent by such carrier as they 414141608 M - Orderibir any sum may be sent by pest, - ihd" - lance will be returned in the box, or orders ',Ada emit god, I. ail be duly.attentil to. Letters may be addressed 4 • O r 4 . 11 A. B. to be left at the Post-Ofice till called for, wit' a aew mode of ;ampule& ___,_ .... 'illk essiPbouletseaml a sipisokbaliadireideltsjillbot 1 f slam- " - - ~....- •••.-...p...-...., , OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE Issut or AT a COURT of ASSISTANTS ofthe WOR , EXCHEQUER 811.1.5. SHIPAIL COMPANY of DRAPERS of the CITY of B Y Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the LONDON, held at Dr apers'-hill, nn Thursday, 11 th April, IEI 1, Act St George 111 cap. IS, intituled "An Act for enabling Resolved unaoimously—Thit the Freedom of this Company be " his Majesty to direct the Issue Of Xxchequer Bills, to a limited presented to Lieuttirant-General TEC/P.1.5s GRAHAM, as a testi " amount, for the put poses and in Manner therein mentioned." i many of the • high sense which this Company entertains of his NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all appllcadons to them ! devotion to the service of his Country and of his able conduct iu for Loans, under the said Act, are to be addressed to the said • the battle of Barrosa on the Sth of March last, wh!rn, netwith- COrnmissioners, In writing, and sent sealed under cover to their standing many disadvantages, the Valour of British Tronps gal- Secretary, at their Office In the South-Sea House, Loodoa. ! body led on And skilfully directed by him, obtained a signal April it; id f. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Ileiaetary. 1 Victory over a much superior f o rce of the French to which they . . were opposed. . OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF 1 This Court having taken into consideration the miserable and • ' EXCHEQUER BILLS. f distressed State to which the Inhabithats of a part of the kingdom B Y Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in ' 1 pf Portugal have Wets reduced in conkequence of the Invasion of -i • - dteAet si Geo.ilf. cap. )5; iatitideti, "All Act f or enabling I that country, and espet the wanton and new bra . tailt frs "idt Militst . y to &remits, **dot Ezehequer Bills, to a limited I rity exercisegbY the French arni fesin their recent retreat; • ' 4 4 Fame, for the purposes audio moaner therein mentioned?' I '.lt is resolved iminhesindt—That it is time duty and disposition 'NOTICE IS HEREBY flVfbi, Thai it will be the general . of this dienparsy to make a ioluutary Contribution towards the .... I "Oak s of th e tard, when Loans net exceeding SI 0,000 5 4 ref of the suffering pietugoete, and that One Hundred Gui applied for, that no Security be received for more than Xi, : s should be •applieliktliat pit:T . 6.ot out of the Cash of aids„, 'ln Loans exceeding £10,000,n0 Security to be received for maw- Company ; and it is teferred to the Master and Wardens to Con that' X 3,000. , . • - eider in what manner this Resolution can be most properly car- Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, ikre to state ! rid into effect. the rewire, quality, and quantity of the Goods; the amount of ; Ordered—That the foregoing Resolutions, signed by the Clerk, their value at the current price ; whether the Goods are their own I be published in the Morning and Evening Papers. property,. or held by them as Consignees, or Factors, and, if the I • HENRY SMITH, Clerk. _ latter, what specific Interest they have therein, andln what man-, • • FIRST OF THE REGENCY. ` • ner they propose to give the entlre custody of them to the Board rYTON, late Partner with the dvceased Sir JAMES of Conunissloners. ' WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. 1 Ili BR .atscoms, g, Cornhill ; and Is, Coventry-street, re { gouth-Sea House , April g, . 1 g-1 1. ! oonntienis the improved Scheme of the New Lottery, tabcdt awn . . , 7 . 1,614P0RT ORMUZ, Sts 4,44, till. THE COMMISIONERS for CANDiIeriN,G, HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERrICE,ftr Care er SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, staffor the ; Carr 'Mid Custody of PRISONERS o f WAR, do hereby give Notici, That they will lie relay at this Office, on Thursday the 14th of May, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Supplying the Naval Hospital at Yarmouth with the undermentioned Articles from the 15th June, lell, to the 31st December, 1612, viz. Beet Bread Coals Baying Mutton • Sage . Soap ' Greets Cheese bait Candles Leeks Rice Vinegar Sugar Potherbs Barley Oil Beer Potatoes Oatmeal No• Tender will be received Orr mu **clock oa the day 5F treaty, nor any noticed, tenless the party, or an a:ent for him, pernmolly attends. Eack Tender mwt be accompanied by a Letter from two reipectab.'d Permetii.; begagiiig to become bound with the Perron tendering, in the Issas of X5OO for the due performance of the Contract. ' Further particulars may be mown, by applying at this Offer, or to the Agent of the . • •