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BRITISH GALLERY of PICTEMES, com prising upwards of three hundred highly firished copies in water colours from the Old Masters, including the whole of the Mar quis of Stafford's Collection in Miniature Drawings of Nitural fii€ tory, a truly beautiful and interesting scientific collection.— Oniamented I.iterature comprising many.liundred engravings, being specimens of elegant works now publishing or lately pub- Billed, &c. &c.—Admittance one shilling. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS . AMELIA. IPtif RS. SALMON respectfully informs the Nobility and the Public, thit in order to accommodate the nume rous Visitors of her Exhibition, the Correct Likeness of her Royal Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA, Lying In State, with Atten dants, may be seen during the whole of the ensuing week , a t Mrs. Salmon Royal Wax-Work, 17, Fleet-street, from ten in the morning till alne•at night, at the usual admittance of Is. each Person. WANTED AN WSHER. AND A WIUTING-MASTER. THE Governors of the, Free Grammar School of the Town and Parish of Bolton in the Moors, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, will meet at the Schonl, in Bolton, on Fri day, the 12:h day of July nen, at ten o'clock in thetoremoon, to appoint an Usher and an additional Master —The Usher aunt be qualified to teach the Classics, and other branches of 'useful Literature, under the direction of the Head Master ; and for this situation a Graduate of one of the Universities and a Clergyman will be preferred. The A4ditional Master will be required to ' teach Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and thp nse of the globes. The annual Salaries, as at present ordered by the Governors, are .E 75 to the Usher, and A".i'S to the additional Master, subject to i abatement - , in case the number of scholars shall be less than SO. A dwelling-house will be provided for the residence of the Usher. No perquisites will be allowed ; and the Usher will be restrained from teaching any children except those educated in the school. AU necessary inquiries, and testimonials of character and abi lilies, may be addressed to Ralph Fletcher, Esq. Hollins, sear Bol ton ; or to Mums, Stoner and Ravald, Solicitors, Bolton. Bolton, May 23, 1811. TUESDAY NEXT, KING'S BIRTH-DAY. ROYAL EXCHANGE. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re areclnlly acquaint the Public, that Tickets and. Share...Jur the prfrsent LOTTERY. •to be drawn on his Majesty's Birth bay, are oe Sale at their Of6ce, • Ns. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The %flowing is the Scheme, which they earnestly reCom wend to public notice. • 4 ... Prizes of £20,000 ... are ... EBO,OOO 84 ... Ditto 32 ... Ditto 4060.. Ditto ... 4'50, £4.5, &c. &c. r .. 80,000 In the last October Lottery, No. 87, i Prize of £20,000. and 1,38 e, a Prize of A'l,ooo, were both sold in Shares at thisOflicc. NEXT TUESDAY, HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY. SIR JAMES BRANSCOME and Co. J. SIVE WRIGHT, solo surviving Partner, Leg leave to recommend most strongly the Sheine of the present popular Lottery, contain legs 4 Prizes of X 20,000 ire £BO,OOO S 4 Ditto - 1,000 - 24,000 32 Ditto - • 500 - 16,000 4060 Ditto £5O, £25, &e. Eee. £BO,OOO All of which wilkbe dravrn NEXT TUESDAY. Grateful for the patronage whit& they have experienced at their old Ogees, No Si. it,,,Holhosn, 38, Hayworket, Where, on the IClng'S iti;trs.dzry, they alone dialrMutestto their Ptiends, N 0.12,70, X 33,000 ; 7,686, £40,090; 13,747, 1:10,000; and, In the last twoletteries, Elapitals to an amazing Amount, the List of which may be seen a, above. CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES. CARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Oz. ford-rtreet, London, established 1776, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shasis are on Sale at the following reduced Prices :• CARROLL'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES. Ticket - • - X 22 4 0 Ticket - - £22 10 0 Half • - - 11 4 0 Half - - - 11 11 0 Quarter -- - 513 0 Quarter - - - 517 6 Eighth - - - - 217 0 Eighth - - - - 219 6 Sixteenth - - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth - - 110 0 CAR iteLL and Co. trust that a discerning Public will give them that encouragement which it has been. their study to deserve during a period of near 40 years. CARROLL and Co. sold in the last Lottery, No. 1,812, a Prize of £2OOO, in One Quarter, Two Eighttvi, and Eight Sixteenths ; No. 6,345, the last Prize of £30,000, in Three Eighths and Teti Sixteenths; and N 0.12,103, tLe last Prize of £lO,OOO, ever shard and sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money paid on Demand. '.'e.-sons residing in the Country will be supplied with Tickets and Shares at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders, with goad tills at short dates, or Ballk Notes, to No. '26, Ox ford-street—N. R. The usual Commission will be allowed to Agents, besides the above advantage. NEW INVENTED PIANO-FORTES. LOUD, PIANO-FORTE MAKER, (thank -1 • ful for the patronage he has received for nine years past) begs respectfully to solicit the attention of the Public to his New Invented and Improved Small Piano+Fortes, in which a beautiful uniformity and, great utility are so happily combined, as to make them the comp!etest small Pia:dos tea presented to C.• Public, and on very reasonable terms —Ct.:nth:men of the Professiim, and dealers, are most respectfully invited to inspect thein, as it is presumed that in every respect they will be foiled worthy of their kind patronage —The M ane y fur the above, f.:r Upright Crands, and for Common Square Pianos of excel lest quality, is at No. 22, Devonshire-street, Queen -square, Bloomsbury. - - - N. B. A large discount for ready money, or good biUs taken. Dealers liberally dealt with. TRANSFER TO AMERICA. • r 'li astonishing success attending Di. CAVAL -I.o's PATEN 1' EL.ECIRIC GIRDLE in effectually curing RUPTURES and DEBILITY of every kind, has afforded the pleasing hope that every afflicted individual in Great Britain, bad made application before the bth May instant, when it was transferred to a personage of distinction in America; bur the nu merous Orders and entreaties received since that time, have in anted Dr. C. to stipulate for Two Hundred Girdles, with privi lege of forwarding them to all parts of Great Britain till the se h day of June, (the King's Birth-day) inchisive.—After which; nu Uidrs will be received, unless from prisrare Patients, who must reside in London, and the terms will be . FIRy Pound; each. RU U RES.—The directions for applying the Girtße, in these Complaints, are so plain that a Child cannot mistake them; the Cures within the last year exceed 4110, of nidch number 158 had been 40 years affllcted• _ DEBILITY - Seven hundred persons have been rescued from tl3e most inveterate stages of the melancholy catalogue of local, ant general, direct, and i.direct Debility, Impotency, Ste:by the application of the Girdle alone, without nsedichie of any kind. The ELECTRIC Giants, price five pound+, for the effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility, will be forwarded; to any part of Great Britain, till the 4th of June,. by applying personally, or by letter, inclosig that sum,--and directed to Dr. Cavallo and Son, No 2s, King-street, Bitionibury-square, London. N. B. At house for consultation every morning till two, and - evening after five 'Mode. *Very . ming after Bee o _ pSpadoos Apartmette ate ittitig op for pritate Patients. MANSION 'HOUSE, M•uu 24, Ital. PIE LADY MAYORESS viewing the extreme -a- distress of the Infiabitants of Portugal from the wmton cruelty and barbarity of the French Army in their retreat, and de sirous of promoting toe benes/olent Subscriptions which have been set on font for their relief, 1135, in conjunction with Lady Curtis, Mrs. Coombe, Lady Price, and Lady Perring, kindly undertaken to encourage and superintend a LADIES SUBSCRIPTION for that purpose, the sum raised by which, to be exclusively applied to providing necessaries for the Women and Children. The Lady Mayoress having obligingly offered to allow Subscriptions to be received at the Mansion House, attendance will be daily given there from twelve to three o'clock. Attendance at the front entrance. Ladies are recommended to limit thi.ir Subscriptions to £5, but smaller donations will be acceptable. By Order, WILLIAM SCOTCHER, Secretary to the General Committee. . • BISHOP PORTEU3'S WORKS AND LIFE. 'Tbis day were published, in six vols. svo. prite £2 As. In boards, 'HE WORKS of BEILI3Y PORTEUS, D. D. A. late Lord Bishop of London; with an Account of hls Lifei By the Rev. ROBER•t' HODGSON, A.M. F.R.S. • Itectol" of SLOtotgea, Hanover.square; and one of the Chap. P 'labia in grdinary to his Majesty. t . Whited for 'l'. Cadell sitxl W. Davies, Strand, 4 t rit. 1. 6 e l f a r= 2t e u 4 a.ll7,3Zina,l76'ib..einhabtada7dir. " ly : • • Laellets on 81...hiatittew's04,pel, $ vola. 11th Edir.l6s. bis. 3. Summary of the principal Evidences of Christlitniry, ifmo. 12th Edition, 3s. hoards. 4. Tracts ..n various Subjects, ftvo. 9s. hoards. 5. The Life of Bishop Porteus, by the Rev. Robert Hodgson, 7s. in hoards. . Likewise, lately published, a full-length Portrait of Bishop Portens, elegantly engraved Coat an approved DrAwing; CI is. EIGI-I CFI NUMBER. BRITISH GALLERY OF ENGRAVINGS. This daj was published, in super Royal Folio, price Two Guineas, I'HE Eighth Number of the above Work, and a limited number of copies on large linperi.ll Paper; anal* different type, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, price Three Guineas and a Half. Ist. A Nobleman of Cyprus, 'Titbit-2L The Tooth-drawer, Gerard Douw-3d. A Warrior,skembrandt-4th. The Plague, Poussin.—N.B. AU the Plates in this National Work will be en graved by the first Artists in the . Country, LI the Line or Strt.ke manner, being the only mode held in estimation by all true ad mirers of the Fine Arts. The Wock will condst of 25 Numbers, and will form a splen did collection orloo Engravings, from the finest Pictures in this Country, and will co:ttair (besides an account of each Picture, and a Life of the Artist) OF hort history of the Arts of Painting and Engraving, including the rise and progress of those Arts in Great Britain. By EDWARD FORSTER, A.M. F.R.S. The Ninth Number will be published early in July, and dot less than three, or more than five, Numbers will appear yearly. Pub:ished by Win Miller, Albemarle-street, and I. and A. Arch, Cornhill ; whi-re a detailed prospectus of the Work, and list of the present Subscribers may be had; and the public are assured copies are carefully delivered to the order they are sub scribed for. EVI7.IIX MAN HIS OWN CATTLE DOC'T'OR. In a few be published, A new and improved cation, handsomely printed, and embel lished with a Frontispiece, ins. 6d. extra boards ' VERY MAN HIS OWN CATTLE DOCTOR; • or, a concise and familiar Description of all the Diseases in cident to Oxen, Cows, and Sheep; with a Practical Method of Curing each Disorder. From the Critical Review, August, 1810. " The Diseases of Oxen, Cows, and Sheep, are described with brevity and distinctness, the most efficacious Modes of Cure ace perspicuously explained, and the Pharmaceutical Preparations are judiciously combined. In abort, this Work will be found of great i practical utility t 3 tie Owners of Cattle, in alleviating the sulfer ings, ciTing the complaints, and preserving their lives." London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court, Pa ternoster row. Where may be had, just published, Clater's every Man psis own Farrier; or, the Whole Art of Farriery laid open : containing the Causes, Symptoms, and Cure of every Di.ease. The 2ist edition, to which is now nt added, One Hundred original Receipts, and the Method of Cumpoand ing all the Medicines therein recommended. In a handsomely printed Volume, embellished with an elegant Portrait, and em blematical Plate, price 95. in extra boards. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1811. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. Am aunt advertised • - - £43,616 6)0 Parish of Sherrock, Cornwall, S. Lyne, Churchwarden 3 - 0 0 Parish of Rodborough, Gloucester P. W. Mayow - - - - - 417 6 . -5 5 0 Elsworth Puts!), Cambridge, by Minister and Church wardens r • - - 6 4 0 Ovet Parish,, Cambridgeshire - . 4 0 4/ Swansea ditto, ditto - - - - .3 13 0 Chesterton ditto, ditto, per Rev. Sam, LOVICS - 10 4 2 'Little St. Mary's ditto, 2d subscription, by the Rev. J. .' B. Hollendwnrth - - - Parishes of Great and I.ittle Thomham, by the Rev. N. .Wood - . - 3 4 0 Lord Somers - - - - i. 5 5 0 The Rev. Mr. Hoge, of Riegate; and a few Frietids 214 I Parish of Longford, Salop, per Rev. Mr. OuUow • 7 11 0 John Ballershell, Esq. Gosport. . . - .5 6 0 Captain Alin older Watson, Royal Marines - 1 0 U Parish of Nettlestead, Kent, per Messrs. Brenchley, Stacey, and Co. - • 5 0 0 By Mousley, Webb, and Co. a Collection at the Parish of Barton-under-Needwood, per Rev. J. F. Sanger 25 12 Parish of Earl Sonhant, per Alexandres and Co. 7 9 Prom the Friends at Needham Market, per Ditto 7 17 Parish of Graystock - - _ - 2 12 A Lady - - - - 1 0 Mr. Thomes Barney - - 9 3 The Rev. C. T. Chapman, for the Parish of St. Giles, Norwich - -* - - f 2 13 Parish of Mileham, Nrufolk . - 6 9 The Rev. Franc's Drake, of Walkington - 5 5 John Willson, of Eske - - - 0 10 Collection at Routh - - - 3 14 Collection at Beeford, Skipsea, per Rev. S. Lowes 3 5 Collection at Parish Church of West Monk ton,Somerset 14 1 Parish of Mapleton, per Rev. James Wilson 4 0 Collected by the Rev. J. Richardson, in the Parish of Norton - - - - Ditto by the Rev. James Clever, Parishes of Appleton and Amotherby ' - - 4 1 Ditto, in the Parishes of Crambe and Hutton Ambo 11 7 Parish of V.'estleigh, Lancashire, per Rev. J. Toir 3 0 Parish of Hagley, Worcestershire, per P.ev. J . l'urncr 30 3 Transmitted per Messrs. Raikes kid Co. Milton : The Rev. Dr. Cleaver £2 1 Jocepli Riders - ' XI J. R. Potties, Esq. 1 1 William Wells 1 Jatton Sykes. Esq. I I Thomas Ewhatik --- •1 1 Thomas Pace' 1 2 1 R6bert Owston 1 ' THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, 140. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. 1 5 6 9 6 TRIAL 13 1 1 JURY, A POPULAR FARCE. Dedietted to the Illustrious Benjamin sv..kr, , This day was published, yiele T' TRIAL BY JURY, t Farcc, in two Acts, as It is now pericirming erith unfounded tippLtuse at the Theatre Royal, Haytnarke , . • By THEODORE EDWARD HOdK, , London : Pdblished.by Sheivood, Neely; and Jones, Pater nOstei.row. • . This day was published, price 6s. AVIEW of the COMPARATIVE STATE of GRI:AT BRITAIN and FRANCE In lei 1. Pieeeded, by Observations on the Spirit and Measures of the succosaive Administrations since the decease of Mr..PITT. in January, IBM. Printed for John , tockdale, Plceadiiiv. . Til 73 OF LONDONTAVER FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE L. SUFFERERS DURING •IHE FRENCH INVASION. JOHN V•'HITMORE Esq. Chairman. • _ - £49,195 3 0 Amount of Sub.criptions adverti-ed . Subscriptions since received : • John Turner and Son, • I Milnes, Heywood and Liverpool 31 10 Mr. George Robinson 5 0 Mr. Thos. George, Bath 1 0 Mrs. Hopton, Cannon, Frome 2 0 Felix Calvert, Esq. asd Co. 100 0 Major Robt. Blackall 5 5 Mr. John Mackie 10 10 Gardner, Stonehouse, & • Nock ells 31 10 G. and W. Soltau & Co. r 5 J. G. 10 0 Mrs.*M. H. 5 0 G. Goodwin,Esq. Stud ham Lodge, Herts Sir Abraham Elton, Bt. Clev..land-Court, So mersetsbire 50 0 Beck•vith Smith, EN. , per Jones, Lloyd, and Co. 4P 0 lion. Mr. 'wake Tl.ty ley .1 5 100 0 Co. Wakefield Dr. A. Wilkinson, Enfield Archibald Little, Esq. Camberwell 30 ' 0 Mr. Edward White 10 0 Jas. John, G and Cle ment Royds, Roch dale Usbornes; Benson, Ro berts, and Cochran 105 0 Rear Admiral Luke 5 6 Crowder and C o. Pon tefract ,25 0 J. And-rson, sen. Esq. 10 0 John Wm. Searle, Stu nyhurst A Lady Mr. Joao Maria Mr. Jams Brown M. Chair, Esq. J. Heywood, Esq. John Nixon, Esq. 10 0 Protherne, Esq. r. 'Wm .I.ezcock, Lle ment% Inn 52 10 Mr. 'Tomas Gildart 10 10 SO U 10 0 105 0 10 10 2 0 1 0 5 0 25 0 100 0 21 0 1 1 1 1 It. N. F.. M. P Jacob Wood, Brothcro, and Wilson '2l e Sir,James Sillhali., Bart. 20 0 I Hilton and l'age, Wine Castendict and Heinz 70 10 Merchants, Holboin 10 0 David GOl'dt,ll, Esq. 10 . 10 Countess Waldevave 5 0 John Bidilulph, Esq. 10 10 t l'atriek Colguliouit, EFq. 5 5 John Tuntio, Esq. 50 0 G. Jackson, Kentish- Charles ttichardson and town Son - 21 0 The Rector of Wood. Barclay, Tritton, &Wan man , tone, Surrey 2 2 and Co. ICO 0 Win. Lambert, Esq. do. 1 1 Mitchell and Ven 10 10 Mr. T. Eastland, do. 5 0 J. and E. Aldridge ln 0 The Worshipful Coin s. W. - 5 .5 - patty of Vintners 52 1-0 ;oho Westwood, jun. Mrs. Grier - 10 10 Esq. Chatteris 5 0 Win. Jos. Coltman, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. V.'alton f 2 2I H. 2 0 Walt•:r Irvine,Esq. Lud- Miss Bevan 1 1 ditigton House, near Mr. East:oho; Horton 25 0 Eglians 10 10 2ellairs and Co. fur the S. and E. J. 5 0 Efesin, Derby 17 6 Mr. Henry Maiwill 50 n Rev. W. Merton' .5 0 E. N. powlett, Esq. 10 O. J. It. • - 1 0 Citlanel , Stanley, M. P. 5 5 Henry Goodwyn & Co. 100 0 John Stockwell, Erg. 10 10 MI s. Radii-rine Long, of J. P I ostleihwaite, Esq. Sout it Wrasell, Wilts iCO 0 Kendal 10 0 W. .s. Fry and Soot 10)1 0 I Mr. James Stephen 2 ; 0 John eirellesh, Esq. . 5 0 Collection in the 'Town of Appleby, and 1,...r: ill of Pore g ttc, ptr Rev. Harrison Shaw - - - From Micrael D. Slitter, under a cond;i:on entered into by him with Mr. Elliston, by winch M. Elision has been int:treed to forbear calhng for the sentence of the Court of King's Bench, on the said Michael D. Slater, for the part taken by hint in the ribtous proceedirgs at the Surrey Theatre, in May and June last, of winch the said M. D. Slater stands convicted - - Front Thon:as E. Barret, under a similar condition from Mr. Ellistoo, for tlre Ike forbearance - el o Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers in the Cities of London and Westminster; and at the Bar of the City of London •1 avert' ; Lloyd's, Jan's, and 'I iant's Caree houses ; and in different pails of the Empire. • N. B. A Meeting of the Committee will Ise held at this Noise every Tuesday, where. Subscription* anti information will be thankfully received. . .... The Meetinl; held at Willies Rooms for promoting the same benevolent object, now meet in Committee at No. 87, Pall-mall; where their Secretary daily attends Irmo one to five o'eloekoo receive cotionunieations and Subseriptions. it particular Report of the appiiration of the Poodilirlll be -hunker published. W 11.1.41,11 SCU l'Catilt, Secretary. • 5 5 Q 1 15 705 0 SITUATIONS. CLERKS, Warehousemen, Foremen, Travellers, Assistants to Shops, Medical Men, the Law, and Acade mies, Stewards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, Gardeners, young Men wanting various other Situations, Persons wanting Partners or Partnerships; Clergymen wanting Curates or Curacies, are ac quainted by the Proprietors of the IntelOvine Office, No, 111, 1 - Litton Garden, that from the number of vacancies that are daily registered at their Offics by Merchants, Tradesmen, &e. each applicant bas every opportunity of meeting the object be may be qualified to filL—Ofilice Hours Eleven to Four. READING SAUCE FOR FISH GRAVIES. A CAUTION to theNOBILITY,GF.NTLESIEN's FAMILIES, TAVERN, HOTEL, and INNKEEPERS. 'HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his 4 - celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patronised and recommended by most of the first Families In the Kingdom), ren ders it unnecessary to; hint tomake any comment on its qualities, but he considers it a duty incumbent on him to inform the Public that the Spurious Composition sold at a certain Oilhouse in Pic cadilly, they call Reading Sauce, is not the Genuine Ant de, which is sold retail by upwards of Sixty of ifs* most respect able Oilmen aiol Fishmongers in London, and by one or more Grocers, &e. in most Cities and prificipalMtutetTowns in Eng land. Fur the convenience of Merchants and Captains of Ships, any quantity ntay be had carefully packed for exportation, at the Wholesale Price, of Mr. Goter, No. t.), Billingsgate. N.B. Nene are genuine but have these words on orange co loured label on each bottle " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. Rrepared an d sold wholesale and retail by T.Cocks, Reatlit,g. Price, pints 4s. half-tints 25." . ‘Varranted to keep good seven years in any climate. r l atllictcd with COUGH, hciwever severe, will find their interest in attention to the following Cases: To Mr. MA protm, Proprietor of the Vegetable Essence for Pre• vention and Cu* of Consumption, Asthma, Common Cold, &c. &c. From Ann Williams, 98, Newgate.strcet. Si feel it dutyincurnhent on me to return you my grateful thanks for your liberality in supplying me with your valuable me dicine, which, through Divine Blessing, has removed a cough and hoarseness widen I had, till recommended by Mrs. Woolley to try your Vegetable Essence; since which time I have found my cough and hoarseness gradually decrsiasing,.and by taking four bottles, has effectually cored use. I shall feel it my duty to Ls tlfy the same to any enquirer, and to recommend it as the best of medicines to those who are thus afflicted, and runaiu, Sir, your's respectfully ANN Wit.binats. • At Mr. :anus's, Silversmith, Not 94, Newgatc-street, May 3, I S i t . A Pamphlet containing 'nearly Ibo vouchers of the Brit reepec tability may be had an beinw, price rd. where also may I.e heal the Essence, price 7s. pr bottle :—At his Son's B. ftladiknoNo. 14, Gloucester-street, Queen -square, Bleornsbury ; and, by ap poinunpnt, at Koevet, Arliss, and B.ker's, Bart!tolumew Clote, West Sittlihfield ; Miss Randall . ' (late Tutt) adjoining the Royal E*ctialigt Gate, Corntrill; AAr. Huguenin s, Pr• firmer, 33, Hay market.; Mr.attratee, *5, fleet-street; Mr. Sanger's, 150, Os ford-aktet ; Mr. Clarkt's, 569, High-street, Borough; Mr. Serie, corner ofting -et met, Holborn ; Ir. Bren r.arld's, 153, c3,at e withat.4 J. Ward's, mar Midille-row,Hollsorn; Mr. Bule,in's, Curti-sweet, Bristol ;'Mr. BMWs, Chrap-strcer, Path ;Mt. Key ister's,Colchester ;tiesirs.Meggy and Chalk's, Chehnsforel; Mr. Warshisourne's, Gloesees•or ; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and I,u 1- Saltabur3reit. Detlin ; and Mr, 'frogman's, &miss. fI 3 RICE SIXPIEwCis- 1 1 A I .F.Pr.•• OFFICS Cif ORD_NANCI, it, 10, ix 22. THE .PRINGYPAL OFtICERs ?f Hl3 JEST?' oRDIvAi IVVE,uia Ltre4 es., Mike, nit they will Sell by Public Auctiini,at the Tower, Thurs. day, the lith of June next, between the ho.irs et Tet and Four, SOndry Lots of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE 0111:1:4144CF. STORES, condstin of C 1 . 17;, Bit HArers, Rope Traces, add various other tirtielei of 'ad r , y and Harms.; Clothlng, and sundry articles of Bedding; Pow.ler ikorns, Tents and Sand bits, Atentrtrentent, Musket and Cr!'A:. a Stork.; Cort-e, Steel, and wetted Metal Tools of Sitttt ; bellows, Ales, epodes.' add Shovels; Cartridges, tildes, Stoves, Ralik., Building Ma. and old Match ; whit!, variety of other Articles, the [whole of whkh, (wiz!" the eiceptlon of the Old. Mat . ch; which is tube seen at the Royal Amend at Woolwich) rnsy be viewed upon applkation at tlie Honourable Pelt Ipal Stortketper's Of- Ace in the Torvcr, until the .dty of. Sale, where priuted Lists of the Lots will be delivered to Most Persons who may apply cur the wines—By Order of the Board, ‘ •R. H. CREW, Secraws. ,TRANSPOR7 4 OFFICE, Mel t 9, 1811. THE . COMMISSIONPRS ;for. CONDUCTING. MAJBSTre TRANSPORT srapicz, for *ohm: Care .f SlCKnrod WOUNDAD SEA ME *,siod firth Core tai/ CsitaygPRIIONERS of Wi 5, do hereb diva make; -That they will be ready at thh Oflke, on Ttiosday the 11th o( June, inn, •rcceive se lei Tenders, and treat with soil Prone as may be willing to contract for supplying the under. mentioned Articles, viz. Blue Cloth - Jackets and Trowsers, Duck Trowiers and Frocks, Woollen Cloth Jicketi and Petiicoms,Lts flea Jackets and shifts, Men's and Women's Shoe% Stiaw Bon. nets, and Leather Capi. No tender manor received of eau ichei en tke day ofto : tattoo, niy Reified unapt the party, or an agent for hiar, per4m.:lly att.md. • Arch tender mart a acecuntranied Ay a letter from two respectahle ter: . tont, engaging to berme hound with the frerron teakring, in the us: if £2OO, for the Ate terformanee of tie i;ntract. Farther par:!otlars may he .ertrunt 4 - epr king at this Offis.., end Serilles item at the Storeleeper Genfr.fs, Iffrst-tin:ter: EASTERBY, HALL, A. , a) Cu. SUCH of the CREDI FORS (it :ply) of Nestr:. EASTERBY, HALL, and Co. at have not already sett an account of their demands, with the F.-tisulais of the hills or Other securities they hold, to Messrs Uleasdale, Atesands-r, -and liolme, of Hatton-court, Thrradneedle.street, London, ar e guested to do so , vithin a month limn this time, is older that they may be included In the arrangement of their &Fairs. London, May V. 3, 1811. • • E 1 5a PA RTNk R.—A n Old Cr n rf high respectability and employing a large Capital, requires a Principal to take the Counting-hoes* Depart ment, the present Proprietor finding the out-door manar , :otent fully occupies his' time. As very necessary reference will be giyen and requited, it is hoped none will apply but t'hose propel is qualified, and who Can command trom sG,XBIO to £7of t 0 —Address A. B. Mewl. Barker and Bishop, 7, lierjeanes Inn, Fleet-street. DESIRABLE ESTATE IN ROXBURGHSI-liRE. To be Sold by public coup; within the Royal Exchange Cuffirt. house, Edinburgh, upon Wednesday, the 12th day,of•Junta, 1811, at two o'clock in the afternoon, either in whole or in lots, if not previously sold by private bargain. ALL and whole the ESTATE of FENS, ly. ing In the parish of St. Boswells, and busty of Roo- Isurgit. is probably brteuf theitioste cesWehlteltsteilltotatert, ' from situation, soil, and climate, which has berm offered to sale for some years. It lies within a few hundred N ards of Dryburgh Abbey, and upon the immethare hanks of the river Tweed, which bounds the property for nearly a mile. '1 he lands are known to he of the very first quality, and, from having been in the natur.l possession of the proprietor for many years, the whole are in ex ceeding good order and condition. 'I be Estate is completely in closed and subdivided. The bouse and offices are in good repair. The garden wall has lately been finished, and the shew of trek this season is abundant. The title is clear and unexceptionable. the public borders are extremely moderate, and their being no current lease of the property, possession will h.: given either at the date of the sale, or at the term of Martinmas or Whitsunday next, in the option of the purchaser. If tin: Estate dues not sell in cumuli), then It will be exposed in four lots, on the day, and at the place and hour above-men tioned. The lots will be accurately laid down tin a plan betwixt and the Gth of June. Three of the lots will be bounded by the river Tweed, and a relative proportion of the v ater will be allo cated to each of these lots. The lands command one of the richest views in the countr- i , anti each of the three lots above re ferred to afford beautiful si tuations for building For further particulars application may be made to the propri etor, at Fens ; or to Thomas Johnstone, No. 62, Queen-street, Edinburgh. Any of tho servants at Fens tvhl shew the property. ASTHMA, CUNsli Mt' FION GC THE LUNGS. CASE OF OBS I !NATE ASTHMATIC COUGH. SIII.WILLIAM ALTHAM is desirous to inform Mr. Fisher, that by the advice of his Physician, he has had recourse to his prepared S IR ANION Ipa, for a very distressing Asthmatic Cough, which, during the winter seoont, bas always proved extremely obstinate. He has the plea•nre to Sty, ttrat,by the use of the prepared Stramonlum. he ha. 10:Cll so entirely feces from any affection of tote lungs, as to experience uo lucosveaiencie levsa from toggy weather. London, December ill!, 1810. The prepared Herb for smoking, and the OxYmel for internal use, are sold,' with ample directions, by Hartle, corner of Si. [ Paul's Church-yard, London ;by Bacon and Co. 150, Ortoid street ; rost..r, 39, l'ailiament..treet ; and Butte, 10, Bauer's -1 street.—Where may be had, Monsieur Desgenette's motions Gout Rented;, the True EAU IMEDICINALE, and his Treatise on the Cau,es, Prevention, alit! Cure of Gout, price 2s. 6.1. DR. FO MOIL'S NERVOUS t-t,RDIAL DROPS. 1 'HE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an impure stare of the animal juices, Which instead of nourish ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and derange the nervous fibres; this produces various .complaints of a relaxed habit, the animal spirits i.ot b,ing Hypodhondriac and Hysteric aff.:ctions arile,and .'rum ttus ‘.3-eased state of the blood, proceed the various maladies that emb:cter life, mar every present enjoyment, and cut the thread (*existence by a premature dicey. For Mese disorders Cr. Fo KVOI;S Cev.DIAL Daors hive been found the best remedy, the no:st powertul res:uratire, and reatiirnativc medicine; it has bee:i pr.ived au infallible cute for :hose whose health has been iiijurcd in warns eliniates, cr by close act , -ntion to buvriess;and a seitec:tary tite r l s powers have been luny confirmed in those infirmities which atta4 the young of either sex, and too often prernaturt iF produce old age and all the weaknesses connected v:Lb it. No medicine possesses such general fliftalitivf qualities, or so w.• 11 adapted to every can of valetudinarians; `he cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed ha bits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; •by them the limbs acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and healthy jilt:et', the spirits dicieping sod languid, become revived and rand.rated, the diff,retit fw.cCons of appetite and digestion • are promoted by it, an , l.the whole constitution receives new ife and ittensoh. This grand restorative of laniith cannot be recom mended with too much ragsrness to the female sec, in the delicate and hilshly nervous state which is ktiown to succeed chlldbed, and those peculiar indispositions of the aux, which by want of ;urn [ban, are r e it to produce the most fatal and lingering diseases, and even daith...itseli.• Sold' wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4.•Cheapside, cornet of.Panserwster-rovs, London • and by most Country M edicine Venderi in tinny town, in b ottles ac 41. Od. and Us. eicb. • • • _ -4111