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HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY—FIRE, LIFE, and AN- NUITI ES —Capital TWO MILLE NS—Oifice,LUDGATE. HILL, LONDON. P ERS ONS insured with this Office, whose Policies expire at MIDSUMMER, are respectfully informed, that Re ceipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. N. 13. Policies of Insurance, which expire at the above Period, should be renewed Fifteen Days thereafter. VAR I ERLY REVIEW. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 10, will crrtairly be published on MONDAY, the FIRS' . of Juts, This day was published, in 1 vol. crown Bvo. price 6s. boards, AN ACCOUNT of TUNIS : of its G o v ernment, Manners, Customs, and Antiquities; especially of its Pro ductions, Manufactures, and Commerce. By THOMAS MACGILL, Author of " Tfavels In Turkey." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. This day were published, in one Vol. leno. printed on fine wove demy, price Ss. 6d. board., THE FIGURED MANTLE, and the BRIDAL DAY t Legendary Tales ; with other Poems. Ey a CLERGYMAN in SUSSEX. Sold by C I.aw, Ave-Maria-lane; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternoster-row; T. Bo Broad-street; A. K. Newman aud Co. Leadenhall-street ; J. Maier, Lewes; and W. Mason, Chichester. Tliis day was published, price 3s. 6d. a Second Edition, of I—STRICTURES on SUBJECTS chiefly relat in g to the ESTABLISHED RELIGION, and the CLERGY ; in Two Letters to bit Puron, from a Country Clergyman. By the Rev. JOSIAH THOMAS, M. A. - Rector of Street Cum Walton, Somerset. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. liatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly, and by the Booksellers at Oxford-, Cambridge, and Bath. ilia day were published, In 2 votainilhlpo. price Its. boards, VSSAYS on the SUPWrITIONS of the LL HIGHLAND/AS of SCOTLvAND.-- t o which are added, TRANSLATIONS front the GAELIC, and LETTERS con nected with those form* publislind.—.l3y Mrs. GRANT. Prided for Longpseo, Hurst t _Oime and Brown, Pater• tester-rew by SWINK 'aml i Mrs C2Ol. Jewry*. 'Wet, St. James's, London; and Manners and . Miller, and John And , •rsen, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Letters fr.in the Mountains, 3 vela. limn. the 4th etinion, price I ss. 6d. boards. 2. The Highlanders, and other Poems, 7s. • S. Memoirs of an American Lady, 2 vols. 12s. This day was published, ri a ndtomely printed in two Volumes octavo, p lu rice One Guinea hoardi, poi:rated with above 60 woo den Cuts from ex temperanoui •Ntetches of the illustrious Author) LACHESIS LAPPONICA ; or, a Tour in Lap- JL- 4 : now drat published front the original Manuscript Journal of the ctlehrated LIN /cut's. 13y JAMES EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.A.S. and President of the Linnaean Society. • Ulterius Whit est, nisi, non habitabile frigus.—Ovin. • Printed for While, Cochrane, and Co. 'dorsal Head, Fleet etreet.-01 whom nal be had, AU Or. Smith's other Works. MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: ba said. st Mint.ToW's General Sale Ship, opposits the Born - Orem. Blackfriars Road, HANDEL's Font Hundred Spngs, with Accom paniments( convict., 1$ vols.; Handel's Works, large pipet, Dr. Arnold's• Edition, in Score, 36 vols. complete ; Cor ;ears Wart, Gemmione's, &c. &c.; a Flute, by Hale, long isteemed the finest in England; an excellent Cremona Violin, a 'Tenor. and a , Viol oncel lo; also a Piano ' forte, by Broadvrood, 'with turned pillars and drawers. • N.B. All kinds of Wearing-apparel, Books, Musical lnstr ument 6, and Household Goods, bought,exch.lnged,or sold by Commission. A line addressed as above will be az•eaded to. • PINKERTON'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN ASIA - - - TT;.-Jorwas published, In 4 Vols. 4to. embellished with forty seven. beautiful Engravings, price £B. as. boards, , COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA s- VELS in ASlA,being the second portion or a General Col )ection of Voyages and !'ravels ; formieg a complete History of the Origin and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and Land, from the earliest ages to the present* time. Preceded by an Hiszorleal In iroduction, and critical CatalOgue of Books of Voyages and Tra wls, illustrated and By adJO HN orned with numerous Engravings. PINKERTON, Author of " Modem Geogiaphy," Btc. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. imatettrow ; and Cadeil and Davies, Strand, London. Of whom may be had, Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels in Eurore, complete, In 6 vols. 4to. with many Engravings, price Ai 3,13 s. boards. •„'' The remainder of the Work, containing the descriptions of Africa and America, will he brought forward in similar dos niched portions, for the accommodation of persons who may pre fer this mode of publication. The publication in ktonthly Parts will, however, be continued as before. This day Was published, Part I. price 7.. Pine Copies 14s. ;o be continued Monthly, and completed lu about 15 Parts, A N ARCHITECTURAL DIC 7 VIUNARY, by . 4 . 3 .. PETER NICHOLSON, Architect, Author of " 'fbe Prin .eiptes of Archhocture," &c. &c. containing the Terms of Art used by Architects, Builders, &e. with their practical application. The Theory ol the Various branches of Architecture, Building, Carpentry, Joinery, h 1 count y , Bricklaying, &c. with the most ap proved modes of execution hitherto adopted, and many new prac tical methods never before published. The Art of ',Architectural _Drawing, Persiective and Projection in general ; with all th e useful Diagrai . ns in Ca i rientry, &e• with new geometrical Pro blems !or reducing the number of Lines, anB renderingthe pine iltvessy of. attainment, and expedition' in,the performance. Printed and sold by J. Barfield, 91, Wardour-street ; aim) to be llnd the Author, Mr. P. Nicholson, 404, Otford-street ;J. Tayloatioltiorn ; T. Gardiner,,Piitien-street, Cavecdish-square; ngniin, Hurst, Rees, Orme 'and Brown; Shenvond, Neeiey, _ Lo *and hoer; and Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row; Crosby and 'Cod Steeionea-court ; Constable and Co Edinburgh; Brash and ,Raid,. and Turnbull, Glugow ; and of all the 'pristaipal,Book sellers tit the United Kingdom. • BATH AND BRISTOL CANAL, AND BRISTOL WATER W OEMS, WHEREAS by en Act passed in this present Session of Parliament tinkled " An Act for making a NavigableVanal between the Cities of Bath and Bristol, and for supplying with water the inhabitants of the City of Metal and its environs; the Company of Proprietors by the odd Act in• eorporated, are for the purpose of electing certain Persons who shall respectively lie Proprietors of ten or more Shares in the said undertaking, to be Members of the Committee ,of Manage iment of the Affairs and Buskins of the said Company, divided into three distinct Classes by the descriptions following, that is to say, " The Proprietors of the Londali District," (compre hending all the Proprietors resldentwithin the Cities of Logsdon ane Westminster, sod within 50 miles thereof) who are to elect five of such Members of the Committee • " The Proprietors of the Welsh District," ( comprehending all ;he Proprietors Tashkent iu the Principality of \Wales and County of Monmouth) who are to elect three other of such Members; and " The Proprietors of the Bristol District," (comprehending all the Proprietors red dent in the City of Bristol and in all other parts of England, ex cept such - as are comprehended in the London and Welsh Din. tticts) who are to elect three other of suck Members. Now Notice is hereby env, that in pursuance of the mid Act, and for the purpose of electing such Members of the said Commis. tee, for the year ensuing, the Proprietors resident in the said se ver.d Districts, are to meet respectively on Wednesday, the &I of July next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon (being the third Wednada ' y after the passing of the said Act) at the fallowing places, that is to sly, the Proprietors of the London District, at the City of London Tavern, in the City of London ; the Privet tors of the Welsh District, at the King's Head Inn, in Newport, tI in the County of Monmouth; and the Proprietors of the lsriscol i District, at the White Lion Inn, in Bristol. WARD and MERRIMAN, Solicitors. Marlborough, June 19, 1811. CANAL PROPERTY. Strand and Yauxhall Bap, Grand Junction, Portsmouth, Kent and Holloway Water Works, London Flour Company, and 1 Rook Assurance Shares. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, July 5, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, GRAND JUNCTION, Monmouth, Rochdal e, Wilts and Barks, and Kennet and Avon Canal Shares, Grand Junction, Kent, Portsmouth, and Farlington, and Hollo way: Water Works, Strand and Vauxhall Bridge, Dover.street road, London Flour Company, and 100 Rock Assurance Shares. Particulars at Hatcisett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart, and I of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Bridge-street, London. NORTH PLACE, FINCHLEY COMMON. To be LET, ready-furnished for the Summer Months, .A SMALL HOUSE, pleasantly situate, North- Place, Finchley Common ; consisting of two very good parlours, four very good bed-rooms, and one for servant, with kitchen, &c.—a very good garden, well stocked with fruit-trees, and vegetables. The Premises are well supplied with good water. For Particulars an Tickets for viewing, apply to Meters. F. S. and J. Poynter, Surveyors, Coleman-street. To IRONMONGERS, DRYSALTERS, and WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRESS-MAKERS, Ea.—ROOMY PREMISES. TO be SOLD, the LEASE of very ROOM Y 1 PREMISES, situate near Wood-street, consisting of a Dwelling-House, Yard, Warehouse on one side of the yard, and large Warehouse on the ground Boor behind the house. The whole is held for a long term of years, and of which the Particu lars may be had by applying to Messrs. F. S. and J. Parster, Surveyors, Coleman-street. GOWER-sTaztr, Mitan-SQUARE. • TO be SOLD, the LEASE of ii.vesy di niroble RESIDENCE, situate In Ocerrer-street, pear Bedford-square, which has been recently repaired and modernized, and is At for the immediate reception of a respectable family. The house con tains several sleeping •rooms, drawinrrOoms, commtudeating with folding doors, dining-room, parlour, and very good servant: ckes. to Me For Particulars and Tickets for viewing, apply ssrs. F. S. and I. Paynter, Surveyors, Coleauusitreet. NEW BRIDGE-STREET. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE LEASE of a capital RESIDENCE , situate in New Bridge-street, fit for the immediate reception of a family of the first respectability. It contains numerous and spacious bed rooms, dressing-roons, good closets and water-closet; an elegant drawing-rpom, handsomely finished, with enriched cornice and statuary marble chimney-piece; breakfast-room, capital dining room, spacious kitchen, scullery, beer and coal cellars, vrtne-cei lar, pantries, water-closets, &c.—For Particulars and Tickets for viewing, apply to Messrs. F. S. and J. Paynter, Surveyors, Cole man-street. LAYTON, FIVE MILES FROM TOWN. TO be SOLD, the LEASE of a desirable COT -1- TAGE RESIDENCE, with handsome carriage sweep in front, that has been lately improved and beautified at a consider able. expence and is complete for a small family of respectability. It contains a ' hall, dining and drawing rooms, six bed-chambers, gentleman's dressing room, and offices of every description ; paved yards, stabling, and double coach-house; green-house, open ing to the drawing-room, lawn, and shrubbery; kitchen-garden, melon-ground, and field—in all between three ands our acres. Fur Particulars and 'rickets for viewing, apply Messrs. F. S. and I. Paynter, Surveyors, Coleman-street. BARLOW HALL FARM, Near Selby ' In the East Riding of the County of York. TO liE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON'FRAC r, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, called BARLOW HALL FARM, three miles from Selby, in the East Riding of the Comity of York, containing 594 Acres of Arable, Meadow and Pasture land, let to Mr. Edward Ware, Tenant at Will, at X 625 per Annum, who pays the Land I'ax (EIS. Ifs. 6d.) and does all Repairs. For Particulars apply to Messrs. Daniell and Maberly, King's • road, Bedford-row, Lendon • Mr. Bainbtidge, Aberford, York shire • or Mr. Thomas Bainbridge, No. 65, G uildford - street, London, where Plans may be seen. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC A FREEHOLD brick built RESIDENCE, - 1 . adapted for a genteel Family, with Offices, Stabling for four Horses, Garden, Orchard, and about 37 Acres of rich Meadow Land adjoini..g, of which great part has been drained, and the whole is in a high state of cultivation, situated within one mile from East Grinsted, a Market Town, 29 miles from London, on the road to Brighton through Lewes ; the situation is healthy and delightful, and the neighbourhood respectable. Part of the money may remain on mortgage, and the Furniture Inlay be taken at a valuation. Further particulars may be had fro:n Mr. Lane, Solicitor, 37, Bedford row ; and the Property may be viewed by applying to 'Thomas Randall; on the Premises. momaa TO BREWERS, DlS'f ILLERS. MANUFAC'TUR.I, AND OTHERS. TO BE LET OR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In one or inorc I.ots, QEVERALvaitutble LEASEHOLD ESTATES , LJ situate in the City Road, near Finsbury-square, comprising very substantial and eltensive brick Buildings, locating a large ..nd complete Brewery, bur particularly capable, of being converted into Manufactones, Warehouses, or other valuable purposes, witere space and strength is requisite. There is a capital Steam En3iiir of 12 Items power, by Boulton and Watt, on the Pre mises, which with any other part of the Plant, may be taken on valuatioul The whole of the Premises are helO for a long Term.—Plans may be seen, and further particulars known, by enquiring at this Counting-hi use on the Premises, or at ,Ir. Manley's, NO: 18, Thorrisaugti• street , listfore.squua. • • WANTS A SITUATIoN. A YOUNG MAN from Scothuid w.tnts a sittta•inn A. Is Ovitseer over an Estate in Ergld d, at ty ter r Lammas or Martinmas first. He will prodier, Certific eF his characte,and abilities from the country where be b-:10.4. Letter. (post paid) addressed 1. MT. at Mr. Nicole, ty,.e.ite Downs Wharf, East Smithfield, will be attended to. MONEY. 'HOSE who who may be in want and are docir.)us of ts- harrowing Temporary or P.imanrat Suns of Mu"ey, are most respectfully informed, they can at all times ani without delay, be sapplled with any sum of Money o n the security of Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Chore% I ivings, Freehold, Copyhold, and Leastkokl Estates, as also oil Life Er taus charged thereon ; and likewise by responsible per -mai Se curity on terms not only just and equitable, but exped.tioudy and reasonable. Personal applications, or by letter (poet paid) dire;tsll to Mr. 1.. N 0.19, lermyn-street, St. Janset's, are received, an 4 will meet with due a-tention. MONEY is alyrays ready to advance, at legal Annuity Interest, redeemable, on Freehold, Copy:tole, or, Leasehold Estates, in Laud or Houses, Dividends of Stork, An• nui,ies, Rent Charges, Marriage Setttements. Widows Joiotures, Patent Places,ChOrch Livings, and any Income for life. The No•- billty and Gentry of known property, or their krill, rmAy be ac cotansodalld tither on their siugle or jsiot Annuity Bonds, with premptiude an.l acrtcy. Apply personally between the hews of twelve and Sve, or by letter, to the Director of the Bank, No. 8, Lower Jahn-sirset, Goldemsquare.--Good BM' discounted. READING SAUCE FOR riSll GRAVIES. A CAUTION to the NOBILITY, GENTLEM F.INtILIES, TAVERN, Ho rEL, and I NNK THE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCE (which is patronised and recommended by most of the first Families in the King,lowil, retie den it unnecessary for him tomake any cumnvnt on Its qualities, but he considers it a doty incumbent on him to inform the Paihlie that the Spurious Composition said at a certain Gilboas. lit Pic eadilly, which they call Reading Sauce, is not the Genuine Ar.i. cle, which is sold retail by upwards of Sixty of the moit respect.. able Oilmen and Fishmongers in London ' and by one or more Grocers, Ste. in most Cities and principal MarketTuwns in El land. Fur the convenience of Merchants and Captains of Skip; any quantity may be had carefully packed tor exportation, at the Wholesale Price, of Mr. (inter, No.t, Billingigate. N.B. Nene are genuine but have these words on orange co loured label on each battle, " Reading Sauce for Fish, titriehilt Gray's*, ate. prepared and sold wholesale atid retail byT.Cocks, Reading. Price, pints 4s. half...tints es." Warranted to keep good seven years in any climate. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking , and their tormenting Itching ingtantly removed by WHI !K -NEAD'. ESSENCE of musrmtn, universally esteemed Inc its extraordinary El icacy in Rheumatism', Pali.f, Gouty Mr, e tions, and Complaints of the Stomach but where tit's certa:ii remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblairs byre actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CEA will ease the vain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by K. JOHNS'FON, Apothecary, 15, Greek street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 4s.9iL each—the Ccrate at 15.14.1. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. lry• The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name et . R. JoamSTON, Inserted on it. CURE OP STONE AND GRAVEL.. MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton - street , Bkossnalorsquare, Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOLVENT. a mild yet elEcacions rtire or ON 'and OttAV-EL, in Ow BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he has for many years devoted Ms whole nrofessonal attention to the above Diseases. He may be consulted at his own House on Welnes lays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in Bottles of lip. and £l. es. Stamps included, two of which last correct the cal culotte diathesis in the bans, and thereby prevent the concretion of the Stone in persons of a sedentary life. sold also at Bacon and Co.'s, 150, Oxford-street, and at 801. ton's, front of the Royal Exchange. The Author's " Discltesition of tke Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price Is. 6d. pointing oat their Cause, and the Diet to be observed during the Curr, with many extraordinay Cases, some of perfect recovery even atter the operation had been resolyed on, may be had at Neely and Co.'s. Booksellers, No. SO.-Paternoster-row, price Is. tid. APPLEBY'S ANTI-NFRVOUS TEA IS recommended by sever.tl eminent Phrlcians, as the most pleasant restorative in all Nervous Disorders, inward Wastinp, loss of Appetite, Debility, ke.—The follow* will prove its efficacy : From the Rev. H. C. Masan to Mr. Appleby. Stu—ln consequence of reading the Rev. Dr. Brooker's let ter to you, and from his account had reason to believe your Ap pleby's Anti-nervous Tea deserving of every encouragement, I was induced to recommend it to several of my friends, who la boured under severe nervous afilieti.ms. I have the pleasingiatis faction of assuring you that they have received the greatest bene fit therefrom ; and you may rest assured on my utmost endeavours to introduce it, persuaded that Foreign Tea is extremely prejuds-1 cial to English constitutions, and yours is both pleasant and nutri., tious.—Your obedient humble servant, He Nay Cox Ma SON, Bermondsey, lune 2, Iso4. Rector of Bermondsey. From Mr. Joseph Waldo's, Ironmonger, No. 980, Rotherhithe, to Mr. Appleby, klingion. " beg leave to inform you, that after I had spent a great deal of money with the Far.lty, whom I consulted, in the' hope of their curing my wife of a violent nervous complaint she was anicted with, and which baffled all the medicine that was given her, Paovnactics directed me to offer her your Appleby's Anti-nervous tea • after having used it for some time, she is now, (blessed he Gen,i in perfect health, to the great happiness of us both ; and I wish most heartily that other pripk through this hit ter may give It a fair trial. I ant, Sir, your grateful humble servant, July 10. " loszeu WA1.202." Sold by Mr. Butler, 4, cbeapside, corner of Paternoster-rim; and by most country Lotnellers and medicine venders, in pea- Lets, at 2a. fad. and Ss. 6d. each. D R. TAYLOR's ANTT-SPASMODIC FILLS, a certain cure of the Epilepsy, Falling Sickness, Convulsion Fits, Hysteric and Paralytic Affections, Cramp in the Stomach, &c. and without exception the best preventive of that Mortal Milady the Apoplexy. It has been asserted from respectable enthlrity, that a great majority of cases of epilepsy are incurable by any remedy that hats yet been discovered. And indeeti some of e 1..: medicines present ed by the faculty for this dreadful complaint, are not only ineiff. eacious, but often hurtful. Venesection, Electricity, Epispastics are nearly powerless as Anti-Spasmitdics. Valerian has been rec koned by many practitioners almost a sprcfic in convulsion fits but experience has proved that in nine cases out of ten it has been of no real service. Musk, Castor, Assafmtida,Peony Root, Via cue quercinus, Extractum hyoaciam, and many other remedies, is I which great confidence has been placed by the faculty, have beep used without success. A medical gentleman of the present till, has, however, discovered, after nwch study and labour, a remedy for this disorder, which is in most cases an absolute specific; ar.d 1 iti the course of his extensive practice is one of the principal ' county towns Willis kingdom, be uses it with complete and un varying success. To extend, however, so happy a discovery be yond the circuit of his immediate private practice, he has allowed it to be advertised, for the use of those afflicted with epileptic and convulsion fits, :and the dreadful effects of those disorders. Print ' ed directions for the use accom. , any each box, the price of whida ' is 4s. 6d. duty included Sold wholesale by 'Barclay and Song, 95, Fleet-market, ,std all the pr.ncipal wholesale venders—retail by Mathews sad Leigh, Id, amnia', Loudon, all printers wt Newspapers in the counu y, and vunders of psteut niediciaei to genera% 4 i,.• ?.44.6 , 4.: ~. , -.:: , ~, _AI FEMALI EDUCAViON, I - 10 LLANO-HOUSE, HOkNtiLY. -('HE system of instruction which forms the basis 11 of this Establishment, is intenC.Kl to unite the refinements of modern education, with the more lin/int:ant advantages arising from a cultivated understanding, and willst the attendance of professors of the most distinguished repetition will facilitate the acquisition of every denirabl.i uccomptisitznent, the mind will still be considered as the primary object of that mode of tuition, which the Advertiser is enabled to recommend, with confidence, to the consideration of those who are interested in the improvement of the rising generation. Only twenty young Ladies are admitted in this Establishment, who have the advantage of constant intercourse with a French Governess of superior qualifications. Holland House is placed on a picturesque elevation, in the midst of an extensive pleasure ground, and is allowed to braise of the finest situations in the County of Middlesex.—Terms and references to persons of the first distinction and respectability, may be obtained, by applying to Miss Bradley, Holland House, Hornsey.—June 28, lei I. LOWE'S PATEN Bittfl3ll CLO l'H. THE Texture being comprised partly of English Flax,Nrenders it equal in durability and appearance to Irish Linen, and about half the price. Sold. Wholesale, and by the Piece, No. 154, Cheapside near Si. Pairs tilltaings 1/Age"*. ad C.. ;ad no other Houses in London. A few Pieces are received weekly, greatly superior in fineness elf texture and fabric to any Shirting Cloth ever yet produced, and wail deserving the notice of Families of the first rank. A Supply of the Spring Bleach is arrived. FLOOR CLOTHS AND TABLE COVERS. GADAMSON begs leave to return his b est thanks • to his Friends and the Public in grneral, for the very nu merous orders he has had the pleasure to execute since he opened a WAREHOUSE at Nu. I 70, Tottenham-court -road, and as be is determined to send out no Floor Cloths but what are perfectly dry and well seasoned, and of the best manufacture, be hopes for a continuance of the public lavour. G. A. particularly recommends to &eir rotice his elegant and durable painted Green Baize, for Piano.:forre and •rable-covers, which are made to any dimensions, in a great variety of patterns. COAL TAR BROWN AND PAI NTIS, PREPARED FOR OUT-DOOR PAINTNG, THE Public are :runt respectfully informed that the above-mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the British Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbrook, London. Die Coal Tar Brown is recommended for Barns and all rough fencing, is of a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more durable than common tar. The Paints are of various shades of Green and other colours, peculiarly adapted for useful and ornamental co vering, and are easily applied, being sold in a state for use. N.B. White Lead, and all sorts of Painters Oils and Colours of the best quality, Linseed Cake for Cattle, &c. C HEA P PAINT FOR PAKK - PAILING S, FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRICIC,.and PLAS TER FRO NT S, TILES, SLATF.S, Ste. &e. CHEAP IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. • per cwt. Invisible Croon 565. White Trerirattm -- - Itod Bright ditto 7 Is. Chocolate Lead colour 565. Yellow - Stone ditto - 565. Black Prepared Drying Oil, ss. per gallon. Best Whit. Lead, 545. per cwt. Turpentine (Town) 7s. rid. per gallon. Bulled Linseed Oil, ss. 9d. I.inseed, Si. 341. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and as they are prepared for the above description of Work only, possess the greatest durability. They will also cover a surface considerably greater than any other paint, from which circumstance alone they are actually cheaper than the common Coal Tar. Its addi tion to this, they are as easily worked as the finest paints, and will not crack or peel off onder the greatest heat, and .tre a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot. 0- Also Paints for House Painting, and the Plink Work of every tl. 'caption, 20 per cent. under the usual prices.. 'These Paints are nut sold in less quantities than seven pounds, and the Fence Paint: not less than twenty-tight pounds weight. bola, prepared for use, for Ready Money only, at the British Paint Manutactory, Nu. 41, London Wall, opposite Bethleas- Hospital. per cwt. s.is. 465. 565. 569. 569. A ROMA= SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori- L JIL glnalinstondon of Mr. Henry, and brought by his succes. live improvements to the highest perfection), continu .s to be prepared and sold by Messrs. Merry, Manufacturing Chemists, hlanchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is com posed of highly.coneentrated Vinegar, joined with the most plea sant aromatics and elkaelous antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired In any climate and for any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts it for affording-relief in Wail-achs, Paintings, &c. and ren ders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in l places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It coun tenets , also, the infaction of contagious diseases. As many spurious and inferincpreparations art , sold under the same and similar naives, the public arc request ei to observe, as the only proof (slits being g,nuine, that the names of Messrs. Han ItT Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. Th e AROMATIC ' sPiari . of VINEGAR, in bottles, price 2s. 93. each, stamp included, la sold wholesale and retail liy Bay. ley and blow, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London thorised by the Provriet orQ ; where may be had, Sponge Boxes of GAd, Silver, C a mel:ail, Chrystal, &c. Also, I lENRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottl at 2s. 6d. and larger %rub On saciipers, at 45. tack ; tlkir nam es e> lt:ict on We it/mgt. ------ R ELIEF OF THE BRITISII PRISONERS i IN PRANCE. Amount advertised - - 1258,119 a a Borough of Plymouth, per Rai Loekyer, jun. Esq. 274 17 9 Parish of Bothell, with tbe Cbapelry of Hebron, I Northamptonshire, per Rev. E. Otter - 10 11 2 5 A Subscription at Deering, St. James , p er Edwards, I Hill, and Co. - - 17 ft 4 4 At Westfield Parish, Sussex - - 11 60 I I Parish of Kingstead and Deatford, North a mp tonshire, j I per Yorke and Co. - - 7 2 6 1 1 Per Hine and lioldsworth, Dartmouth - 41 15 5 i Messrs. Gundry and Co. for Subscription at Chippen- I bans, AVMs - - 10 0 S I Rev. Mr. Taunch, for the Chapelry of Ester and Nor- ntanby, York - • - 4 5 0 1 2 4 0 1 4 Ditto for Parish of Ouneaty, York - - ‘A. Guy, Esq. - - - 2 2 0 i - Rev. Mr. Mogg - - 1 1 0 Mr. R. H. Gaby - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Harvey - - - . 1 1 0 Mrs. Singer - - - - ;1 0 Mr. Wm. Gundry - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Wm. Stephens - - - 11 0 Mrs. Ashe - - - C 5 9 Mr. John Noyes, jun. - - - 010 .. Mr. Thomas Golduey • - - 1 1 .., Miss Awdry - • - - OSO , 6 Miss W. Fl. Awdry • - - 0 5 8 - . Mrs. Awdry, sen. - 0 10 6 'rho Miss' 1 - hornbills - - 0 10 6 Mr. Cough - - - • 7 0 Mr. liox - • 0 5 6 IMr. Clarke - - 0 10 6 Mr. T. Arnold - - - 0 5 11.1 Mr. John 'fucker - - 0 10 6 Mrs. Lawcs - - - - 0 5- 0 W. Patterson, Eq. - - 10 10 0 At How Chapel, and Sollars Hope, Herefordshire, per Rev. H. H. Stillingfleet 2 12 II At Kinnersley, and Winfortan, Hereford lire, per Rev. Dr. Clutton - - - 10 0 0 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. 1. George-yard, Lembard-weet.