Star. — London, England, 1811-03-14 00:00:00

NUMiit 7494] • KlNthe BIRTH DAY. '1" BISH recommends a perusal of the under-Men- i • tioned Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which will be found to contain Sixty Capital Prizes, all to be drawn** the 4th of JUNE. SCHEME. 4 ... Pr,Saeof ... X 20,000 ... are ...£eo,ooo 24.... W SI ••••A•••••• 6" . 500 ...... ......... 16,000• CO • • 50 J,OOO ..................1,•• 25 1,000 •• ..... ......•••••.•••• 20 2,000 ..... ... :: .. ;.. ...••• 16 .. 23,000 ----- -,---- 20,000 Tickets. .C 200,000 Tickets and Shores are Selling in great variety, at both of the old-establi.hed Offices ot BISH, 4. COR NHILI., and 9, ChmtitsCr• CROSS ; where Two Prizes of X 20,000 were void in the last Lottery, and Seven Prizes of Xso.ooo, with Thirty-seven odur Capitals in the last Fifteen Months. • THE LAS P DAY OF THE GRAND CITY FREEHOLD UTITILMis r Valued at X 109,000, • And which mon be Drawn in conformity to the Act or ParUs nient and by the absolute command ut the Lords of his Ma jegys Treater', Oa SATURDAY. the 21d instant. NTWtTHSTANDING three Days out of the four have been determined, there is now half the original value of the Prises, viz. Csikpao in the Wheel, and abbe/ugh there are but a few Tickets' left, t: e Votaries of Pereane have 'luau opportunity to ensure a splendid competence for life. DETERMINE AND BE RICH. • • 'HE Public are respectfully intormed, that the .L last day of Drawing the CITY LOTTERIES, by Act of Parliament, and direction of the Lords of the Treasury, will take place, and be concluded on the 29(1' of the present Month: The whole of the Capital Prizes, to the amount of £50,000; are still in the Wheel. From the verritberal support of the Public, the Proprietors will not raise the price of the few remaining Tickets on hand, beyond their intrinsic value, the sale of which will be open only till the Slat instant. Price of a Whole 'll . cket - - £lO 2 0 Half - - • - '512 0 Quarter - - - 216 0 Eighth - - - 1 9 0 Sixteenth - - - 0 15 0 Sold at all the Lottery Offices in Town ar.d Conntry. TN THE WHEEL. 8, CORNHILL, is the only Office appointed Y by the PrOprleters for the slip of Tickets and Shares in the CITY LOTTERY. which will be drawn. and -finish in one day, SATURDAY the 2341 Instant, and £50,009 yet in the Wheel.— W. MARTIN informs the Public, he has a few Tickets and Shares on Sale warranted undrawn, and begs his fribuds will make an early purchase, particularly those in the Country, as the Proprietors have declined sending any to the Country Agents on account of the few 'tickets remaining unsold. Present Price - - Ticket £lO 2 Half - . £5 12 I Eighth sEl 9 Quarter . - 1 16 Sixteenth 015 Orders from the Country, directed to W. MAaTte, 8, Corn bill, will be executed by return of the post. W. M. sold the Prize No. 17,770, entitled to the Freehold. in Fleet Market, va lue £3500 in Shares and Registered. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISQNEitS IN FRANCE. rI'HE COMMITTEE beg to state. that there are_ . 2 - at present upwards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the diffe rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great Wares' ; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their suf fe.-ings, in some degree, by assisting than with articles of Clovis , - jog, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries 3.1 they stand the st in need of. _ _ Wilt ilia , -.. The Committee conceive that this ha ease which must excite the sympathy' of their Countrymen at large; and, therefore, without offering any elaborate address, theytrint to theist geoero sit v and Amenity for mielyiag acorn comtnenetwaretesthoooessiou. Subscriptions are - alio received a: Lloyd's, and by all the Banl• ing-houses in Londoni likewise by Sir W. Forbes and Co. Edin burgh ; Latonehe and Co.Duldin • Robert Shaw sod Co, riebiln, Amount of SubscriptlooeadvertisCil - - £lO,BBO 10 0- Subscriptions since roceived : Thomas Croft, Esq. £lO 10 William Peace, Esq. se 2 2 The Rev Malt. Thomas 2 3 Philip Dram, Esq. 10 10 Minister and Warden at J. G. 2 2 Dearborn tl7 Andw.Strabathriaq.M.P.lo 10 J. and G.'Whateley 5 0 Colonel Serjeantsou, of Wm.Dalrnahoy, Esq • 2 2 Camp.hall,nearThirst 10 10 , Lieut. Wm. Poor Xi Is. 611. J. J iniion 5 S J. G.Everett, Esq Key- 'K. T. 3 3 tesburp - 10 10 Fred. Cavensligf, Eaq. 90 0 Richard Bagsbaw l• 0 Peyton and Grenfeß 6 5 T. A. - - 1010 John and Arthur Arch 5 5 T. Greenaway and Son fl it Edwiald Shaw, Etq. S 5 Joseph Smith Edwards, Carlene and Co. . 10 10 and Co. - II 10 John Rog.rs and Co. 10 10 Creed, Usher, and Co. to 1 o W. G. 1 i E. C. - 5 5 James Donaldson 1 1 Wm. Higgineon, Esq. 10 t 0 Wm. Parr 1 1 Matt. Easum and Son 30 10 • Wm. Mathie 1 1 P arish of Betharn,Weat- ' Joseph Bell ' 1 1 moriand £9 183. 641. Rich. Harris 1 1 John Lockett, Esq. 5 0 John Freebsirn 1 1 Mrs. Barker S 5 Edw. Carlisle 3 3 S. Welch, Esq. 5 5 John Bacon 9 3 The Solicitor General 10 10 Keay and Christopher 10 10 E. F. 2 0 Sir Wrn. Missed 5 0 W. H. F. 1 1 Was. Laforest, Mag. 10 10 Joseph Lane, Esq. .1 5 Richt Blakemore, Esq. S. Allen 1 1 Melin Griffith 10 0 John Guildlemard .5 S Daniel Stephenson ' EA. S U G. 3 3 Templeman Cole , Esq. 1W 10 James Smith, Esq. S 5 T. C. 4 '0 key. George Nugent S 5 A Collection at the In- Robert Cooper, Esq. 5 5 dependent Meeting, John Repp, Esq. 10 IP Dundee, transmitted Edmund Burton, Esq. 2 2 per John Guild, Pro. The Clerks of Bruce, von , and Chief Ma. Simian, Preen & Co. 6 6- gistrate set? Os. tid. Anstey and Saxe 2 2 Sir John Morris, Bart. life Right Honourable per Messrs. oslings Lord StitweLl 50 0 and Sharpe S Sir Henry Hawley, Bart. 10 10 'rhe Right Hon. Lord Jane Lady Tbompt.on .5 5 ~ ,Nro ark. Mess. Copland, Rouges 1171 e Right lion. Lard and Co. :0 to Curzon 10 10 'l'. sod W. P.M. 2 2 Sit Stephen Cottrell 10 0 Right Hoo.CA.O.Csaminglo 10 Hash Leyorster, Esq. 10 -0 The following Subscriptions received from Beverley in York 'Mee, per R. DAki ow, kaq. Beverley Bark: A Collectdon at ft. Ms. I A Collection at the Min ry's Chsreli after a seer, after a Sennett Sermon preached per preached per the Rey. Rte. R. Rigby Alf Ills. 6k!. I John Jackson 421 I is. Q. Li anent:ft-Gee. Vyse 21 0 Mr. J. It Arden 1 1 Henry Legarti, Faq. tO 10 A Collection at the Vil- MrL hoe I.pgaid 5 5 • lage of Bishop's Bulk- Out Lay's Pay frum the ton per the Rev. Mr. Non ou -commissied 0:'. Rigby - II 3 Sett" of the 3d East- A Collection at Lydon- York Local Militia, -Held, per ditto ft 11 ttommar.ded try. Colo- The Mayor ant Corpora- . l ad Bethell 015 don of Beverley 10111 . Ilfr A Collection in aid pi the Fend for the. Relief of the Brie thl t,,, Priseners hi France, w• 11 be nude at the FaZN CU L osson ionotpu TIIIILEADNELDIZ-STlktitT, on Sunday the 24th cif March, i ll the morning, after a Sentient preached upon thewr Mon, in Fiend, by the Rev. Latta Maraca, Minister of the Slid tlanrelt. lactiOe to bight at Elms o'elock fitiatiseiy. - 1 F1401245 FIUSGUSON• Selinuffii • Sikh Gieirl a iii 46.11 t 14.1g1id. . . . ... .. -L • .• - , S ' . . . . ,-. . . • . , . • ..:.. • 1 , , •X ,i ~, - - .. ~ . . L I ) at -I • 4••"" •• • . , ~:4 ; 4 14k 0 . _„,• 4.- " *. . 1" ... '... K .(\••... ), , _ -•._•, 1 r , ,' c. .- ~ . P : TA,P-4 1„... i ../: . ‘l,. . . . . ~.,,..., , !.,,,,, • .. c o, .. _ < - J. . .. . • _. ---• = os -51 1 1 1 .1 --. _ . - • ' T4l.iri . 9l,:ii • T - . - - • . . sIX: II • - . ....‘ • - • . ARMY: . ~. . , 'MILITARY ESTAIItTAFIMEIIT fop...ply: iny Officers of his Majesty's Alnly :with Regismsmir sok : , Appointments Of as dotriptiont, for enrol RaiIMINVIO .04 British Series, both for Home and Foreign Serilat o iSiilineallailk to the Regulations ordered by the difTerent Consumed:og Otistoch ', • aad approved by the Cinontanchr-inet:Mer, at a shorter notice acki &am 'I L to 10 per S.l.nt. under +lie regular credit chanyes.fell Ready Mousy or Agent's A cceptancrs wham Sulomon . antl Soua. Manufacturing *1 alitiini; I ocemrp, Embroiderers, and Sword. -A Cut fen, No. t, .NFit-strect, Omen, -t :attire I .t•ts.iiiut. _ • .... - - TO BE SOLD, APHAETON, with POLE and sHurr ; it In very good ebndhion, with strong Whet*, •and very light ; can be drawn 17y pee or Two •Horees s as ilk Tyro Harnesses, quite near. . . '.. . 1 7 .-nquire of Mr. Adam, Sadler, Artillery Huts, Bexhill—if by letter, pot paid. Price 40 GuioraL . ODON'rALGTC, or CHEMICAL F.ssEm...:g.- of HORSE RADISII, a put for thoTOOTH ACI-Ltwol I EAR-ACII; a preparation roWtrod from recent dlecOverito.is Chemistry. The Pawnee popesses the property of spfl and. . humesliately stopping the Tooth -schi and has the pectliat Sect, if it coma in contact with the nerve, to proem the riri. • entrees Ott than tenciaia. oPeradoutkelt e ",t as a styptic on ableoling veal; iP : 11 4 8 land Pl." • le of the jaws. it will be Wised particularly beneficial; alto in the painful Dentition of Children. The CARBONATED DENTE.; fRICE is also reeommended by all who have made trial of its effects as restoring to the evaiviel all its native whiteness, giving I florid colour to the gums, and by its peculiar antiseptic quality, removing every unpleasant colour from the mouth, and iwpaaiipt to the breath a ealt .s daltcate frecaoce• Prepared by Mr. &a NG. Apothecary, Brook-stretiLlitif. sold vihtilessle and venni by hi* Age . fits . , Messrs. Sens, Flitet4tAarket, London; also by all Venders of M in Town and Country. Observe the names of Barclay and SOS are engraved on the Stamp affixed to each, price 2.. pa. ,11Y, BUlLEit's (giLkilitst I'EL) VEU sae etne.... POWDER. WLIER. • BE.A.t"ry of Countenance, and regularity Of Fez . : tides are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's I'OO'FH POWDER would begin?.' to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Cluile.) loses half its intlueuce where die 'Ceeth arc discoloured, or sheer,i a rotteu and unhealthy appearance—this is the inure inexcusable , „ AS the present preparation afford* Cie infallible mesas of reinoving 7, every b!emish of the enamel, and Is safe in its appheation, Leiter composed of Vegetables. It is recontnimnied to the attention of all ranks, as clearint• away every imperfection, either in the c2lour, or the:decay of the enamel of, the Teeth., as renderieg the !heath sweet and dele.ttae" Isle, end making the Gums of their proper shape and verrailligtu: • hue; and a certain pre:vendee against the Tooth-ache. No corn* • • positlon of this kind ever brought forward to pulilit notice, has , met such oniverml Reprobation; and the Proprietor bas to boot, that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale 4ni retail, Ly Mr'. Better, No. 4, Otieapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Snth, Murray, Cirgit, and Rae buns, Etimbergli ; Raster and Co. Ultsgew; Ne;vberry and con, Dublin; Trewrnan, F.teter ; Cockworthy, Granville and Son, Gilbert. and Ll:mind, Plymouth; Hall and Johnston, Gos port; Blllingr and Gregson, Lteeretiol; Stales and Lynch, Man asester ' • Pest aad Ross, 1 lull ; Meet; bialory steal Jones, Portsei ; Crutwell and Buns, Barb ; Brown, Bristol ; and by most Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in bout at es. ed. each. .10 THE AFFUL TED WIfM QkltVOUi INSORDER•S. , WITHERS's CORDIAL BALM 4' a most convenient, safe; and infaliibk remedy friteil , rvous. Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorder:, and ev-ry kin I Debi lity or Relaxatiotis iu Persons of either Sex young or old, whether hereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence in hot or una healthy chmues, the immoderate use or tea, spirituous Ijitiors, or other noxious Binds, too sedentary a life, or coo close an ap plication to study, excessive grief, injudkiims administration of mercury, dissipation, excess, improper practices, fainting fits, violent bead-aches, comphiints of the send, inward wasting., trembling or shaking of the hands Sr ribormeas of breatbi consumptive habits, &c. Proofs of its efficacy in the above Disorders are inclosed wii each bottle. Prepared and sold by W.Withers, Chemist, 2ga, Strand, Lon- don • retail by Baxter and Co. - Glasgow ; Latitbury, Liverpool ; the don; Patent Medicine Company, Southbridge, Edinburgh; ironside, Aberdeen; Ross and Peck, Hull; tibarp, Portsmouth; Jackson, Plymouth ; Congdon, Plymouth Dock ; Barry aud Bulgin, Bristol; and all respect able Medicine Venderii Price Ts. 9d. per bottle. A CARD 'lO Tris FEMALE SEX. DR. FOTHERGILL's justly-celebratid female PILLS, for different complains incident to the Se's, at va rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women,• mere than the other sex, may be considered in a certain degree ail invalids; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to per which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an imerruption of those regular secreems connected with the full enjnyment df health. To ac! on the constitution ache female and rel'eve this obstruction, no remedy has been known to overate with such cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fotherg:Ts Irs!ntale Pille—it unite. high tonic and invigorating powers, %rah its peculiar qua lity of relieving fullness, oppression, and these ether annoy symp toms& which arise from ton much blood in the kabd; they are the most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent eomplaima, as well as the various other spasmixlie affections so common to t Ise sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pigs, as a family medicine, shot& be itb possession of every mother and other guardians of the young, who have females summed to their care. Soil whok:sale mid retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chrapeide, corm& of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith. L'arglll and L Manderston, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M`Doi.alii, Glasgow ; Hoxiand, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and lisydnn, Plynticitli ; Neveberry and Son, Dublin; Pack and lamer, Hull; M.lary, Allnutt, and Jame, Porno"; Sharp, Portanuitab t Isiggett, Taunton ; "Previnian, Exeter • CI unwell and Binns, &tit; Brown, Bristol; and most Bo oksellers in every town, in boxer, at 2s. 9d. and nu Also, BlTroacs AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGEit, I For improving the voice, and for coughs, cold., sthmas, anj cfmtumptions, in hut ea at i yeah. • 'OIL viegim'Airs MI ITA SALUT.titis THE value ni this Infallible Medicine has been s n long proved, that nothistg of the ~revert day can beat a competition with it Mall the diiferent stases of a certain Disease, which It effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the paluful feelings and exposure that attends salibatims. without debil{tatlng the constitution in any degree, or even rely. ring oonfinement from buaness, or restriction in diet. The retinal virtue:of these inestiniableprops have proved 'heir claim in puhl.; approbation for mote Lhasa SO years. In all the debility of Tenn sexes,they pi aye a never tailing restorative, whether the rlsbAst!r isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, ut the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers, and thoev gostig-abeas.L.-- They cannot be recommended too strongly to chow who will i it-. teive a safe, greedy, gild complete cure in all old stratum Gisela, mid every weakneas that Aim the bladder we. °r pm of urine. P y its efficacy many women have beeurneinothers who for yews Lad be en deprived of that Happiness. • • . Said wbeitisale and remtl at Mr. Bucker, No. 4, Chiral:tile, co - - tier of Penerneetes-row ; neater and Co. Scott, .Cargid, Mambo. , stun, *and Smith, ElliOsiegh ; Baxter acid M'Donakl, GI,. sow ; liorland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, add Napalm, •Ptit =i mouth ; Hall, }hiding, and Johnston Covert ; N ' A ficin, Dublin ; VIA aid , Turner, Hull; Allnol, lemma, Perms; Stbatp,Panseneoth ;loam. I'svpz, es, /ier i entwell , n4 *in. Bath ; . Aitrwq. , • • •pn Gann Atiseiliti Y 1114 • 11/ 4*m g 4.114; . • II at ;64 • • . , -I• • , IA ' .• • •r , .., . ' _ THURSDAY, .MARCH;I4, 1811. OF.FICE.Or 0RD1114144, Wm% 4, !OIL THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA , JESTrs ORDNANCE, A her+ give Native, , ,• That Proposali will bt. received at their Office in Pal-Malt OR or before Monday, the 18th instant, front all persons who may Lbe willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ord pence Horse.; stationed in the foltowiag Districts, for a period of ihr Hornig from Ist April next, mix : • NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, exclusive of WAR LEY. . - BOUTHERN,exctusive of CHATHAM. SOUTH-WEST, including PORTSMOUTH. . ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH. WESTERN. WOOLWICLI, with Its Depeadocks. WARLEY and CHATHAM. The Forage to be furnished in rations, consisting se hereafter may from time to time be required, eitbsigt .- 10 lbs. of Oats, 7 lb*/ sti Oa% l! lbs. of Hay, sad or of 14 lbs. of lipy t and • • 8 lbs. of Straw, 8 lbs. of Straw, ad to be delivered at the respective Stations at the expeace of $. Contractor, who is also to furnish such horses as may be )duetted within the District for which he contracts, with rations d Oats, consisting of 8 lbs. per ration. The Proposals may. be delivered separately or jointly for two or more Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor• will re. ceive the stable dvog that nay accumulate during the period of his eentract, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. Further particulars may be known on application to the Offi cers commanding the Royal Artillery la each District, and also at the Seeretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hoar: of ten and four, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed" Proposals for the supply of Forage,' before twelve at noon of the said 18th instant, after which time n tender can be admitted, neither will any be noticed without the attendance - of the party- making it, or of an Agent in his `behalf. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sevreary. EAST INDIA gousE, Mirth 13, la 1 THE COMO' of DIRECTORS of UNITED COMPANT MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND, halini to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give police, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 10th of April next, from the Owners of suds Ships of tee burthen of 1400 'rons and upwards, as have performed, or are expecttd to arrive in the coarse of this Season,i having performed six voyages in the Company's regular service, specifftng the rate of freight at which they may be willing to let those Skips for a seventh voyage in the Company's regular service, The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the *over, to be aeverally saale4 up and loft with the Secretary, at or be fore twelve o'clock at noon, on the sakl.loo of April, beyond whiekbour the Court will net taccve any l'ender. ..._ WILLIAM ?A MSA2c, Sart*try. The particulars of the terms and conditions under which the rihips will be employed in the Company's service, may be had open application to Mr. John Morris, Clark to the Committee of Shipping,on er after Monday the lath instant. e r 413, 1311. THE COURT sf:DIR.ECTOR'S ef, the UNITED coArrANr tf MERCILANTS INGLAWD, trollies So. Mr EAST INDIES. ab herfip l ire if.4.oe, That having received information that the 4toldrre . of neveral.of the Bills of Exchange drawn upon the Cowl of Directors in dis charge of the principal and interest of liadjan Delete,. are , desirous that the amount of the said Bills of Esachangeshould,ke reinvested in India. The Court have resole'd to alltriv all holders of Bills, under acceptance, or presented Ina acceptance, and, becoming due :between the date hereof and the Ist March, lett, the optioo of narrendering the said Bills, in order to the reinvestment of their amount at the Presidency of Bengal, upon the terms of the Loan advertised in the•Cakutta Gazette Extraordinary, of the 15th of September, 1110, with 6 per Cent Interest to be allawed from the date of the Bill, mid payable half-yearly, ar the Presidency of Bengal, at the option of the Creditor either in Cash Or by lilts of Exchange, on the Court of Directors, at the rate of 2s. 61. the Calcutta Sicca Rupee payable six months after sight. The said In • tere.t to be remitted every half year by the Officers of Government in India without any Commision or other charge attaching to the lender, providing the parties holding the said Bills signify their intenticn,ind surrender their Bills previoes to the link April nest. 'lle Court do hereby further declare, that all Sums that may I be invested in pursuance olthis notice &II net be paid off within ' the period of seven Years from the 10th April, 1111, provided the parties shall at the time of transferring their Bills signify their desire to keep the Money so long in the Company's hands. Such Persons u wish to avail themselves of the Court?, Reso lution may, on application at the Accountant-General's Office, see the Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary before mentioned, and be in "ousted more fully of the particulars respecting the method of transferring their property to the said Loan. ifrlLLl•fhi Staviffy. KENT. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY SEAT, AND HIGHLY DESWL ABLE FREEHOLD "ESTATE, Of the Value of Six Hundred-Pounds per Annum. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's, on Friday the 29th inst at Twelve unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, A VERY desirable and highly valuable FREE. JAL HOLD ESTATE (I.and Tax Redeemed), tailed :10W LEILS, sonsisting of a capital uniform brick built Family Resi dence, 'with numerou? attached and detached Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, aad Plantations, most delight folly situate en a gentle eminence, at the extremity of-the belies tiful village of Ilawkhurst, and commanding in every direction the most picturesque views of the surrounding, divertgied and rich country; together with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling,and upwards of One Hundred sod Twenty-six Acres of very yrodtio: tive Arable,lleedow, Pasture, Hop and Wood Lands, of which about 60 Acres are let on a renewed Lease, to a respectable old Tenant ; and the Mansion House and remainder of cite Estate, in the oaupation of Theniashlonnypenny,Eeq. on Lease,'Whichl expires at Old Lady Day, when this Estate will peoduce a Rental of Six Hundred Pounds per Annum, and forms a Property equally desirable for , a Gentleman's R esidence, or foe investing Money. The Road from London to Rye bounds NY Estate, which is distant from the latter 15 miles, felt:. front Cratibrook, 15 from TuubridgeWelk, and 84 from Londoo. Descriptive Particulars may be had of Mr. Weller, at the Queens Head, Hawldterst, whit will skew the Estate. Perrino lea also at the George Inn, Rye; Libraries, lieigMon ; Talbot, Cuckfteldi Star Lewes ;Srown, Tuabridee? so and d Ms. Feeeiirother, N 0.9, Beau? a Flan attleollitate -j bailee. 5 5 4 • This day wag published, tog Volumes P2mo. price I :s. boards, the Second Edition of LE'CTERS from MRS. PALMERSTONE co her 'DAUGHTER, inculcating Morality by Entertaining Narratives.--By Mn: HUN fER, of Norwich. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day wore published, price Ss. sewed, i kNIMADVERSION4 on the UNITARIAN' TRAIVLATION 'or IMPROV7D VERSION tsf the' NEW TESTAMENT'. By A STUDENT in DIVINITY. Printed fir It Hate-hard, ID°, Piccadilly. • Where ;nay be hal, In i•vol. syn. price 7s. boards, Remarks on Select Passages in the OH *Testament ; tp which aressidest Eight Sermon , . By the late B. Kenuicott, D.D. • THE LADY OF TI LAKE. This Month will be published. ILLUSTRATIONS nt Mr. WALTER SCOTT's POEM of the LADY of' the LAKE, engraves" from a beau ' tiful set of Paintings, by Mr Rieman' Coon, in the first style of excellence. by Warren, Charles, Heath, Armstrong, Anker..: smith, and Eaglebeart. ' Published for the Proprietors of the -Poem, I ongrnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; Rllliarn Miller, Al bemarle-street; and John Ballantyne and Co Edinburgh. • Some of the Pictures having been retur-ted by them Engraver!, • may be seen at Mt. Miller's, also Specimens of the Engravings. A NEW REVIEW. On . londay the I sth inst. will be published, price Six Shillings, No. I. of BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRITICAL JOURNAL. CONTIMTII.—Advice to A Young Reviewer—The Bullion Re port—Lord Grenville 's and Mr. Leach's Speeches—Peron'. Voyage to A ostrara—BridEe's Lecture: on Plane Trigonometry —Tracts on American Politics--Tracts on Florin Grasa—An miev's Pleader's Guide—Pike's Exploratory Travels--Education of the Peor—Cathode Question—Hints on Toleration. No. 11. will be published in June. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternoster-row. This day was published, fn two. price Of. boards, By 3, Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-couri, Prince's street, Sobo, and may be bad of all Booksellep in the United Kingdom, , A NATURAL HISTORY of the HUMAN TEETH; with a Treatise on 'heir Disease from infancy to Old Age, adapted for tehelsal information. 're which are added, (Enervation, on the Pliyslognomy of the Teeth, and Pro jesting Chin. illustrated with 'l' we Engravings. By JOSEPH MURPHY; Surreon-Dentist. Where may be had, just published. price ts. Cnrsory Remarks on corpulency. 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