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Vta 43. ll\ .11*70.it .1! t tali sit be , . :fron .41 bao,,cr Q iitT soul - *i NUMBER 7525 .~~: ~_:~ Th e following Entettilsniseets oontinuing to Ise lebeistelWlWllist m osrdist , nguished approbation and-oboutoti4pgglogsavaMblg /t eam' every evening until further notice. ~ tt i/101-A , 41 4 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ' , 1":• •,` ASTI.EY'S, WESTMINTTER-BRIDOW - •'i' under the Patronage of their ktill HighaeseeldalllEßidie • Regent and Duke of York. • ' ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 22, and Tuesday A Aprill3, an entirely new Grand Naval, Militart, Eques trian and Pedestrian ,Spectade, pardy founded on circumstances ' s: aced to have occurred at Algiers, with. augmentative Ind-, dents, Scc. called' THE TYRANT SARACEN, AND THE Now..E MOOR. I N • Principal Charaeteni, 7h ta, the Saracen, Blir. Collet ; Abdalla, the Moor, MR Astley, sun.; .and Etilima ' Mrs. Astlely. , - Saracen's Cavalry and listantry; . . Moor's, Car - airy, Infantry, Moorish and Saracen inhabitants, Dancers, Attendants,Goaler, Bannet Bearers, &ce Ecc. by the rest of the Company, and a numerous train of Auxiliaries expressly engaged for the purpose. The following is part of the New Scenery s—The Bay of Algiers; Rocks and distant Viesv of the City-of Algiers ; the Saiaccn's Banqueting Saloon ; the Moors Grand Marqdee; Zulima's Chamber; Angle of the Saracen's Castle ; Exterior and Inte rior of Crindnals Cells • a Ruinated Monastery ; African Last= scape ; tare Moor's CNA , * and Domain !; and lastly, the Sara eves Cavalry and Intaatry, Ambuscade, Etc.; General Attack and Defeat of the Saraeln's Troops, of Horse and Foot. Ettranrdinarr Agility by the most celebrated Equestrians. To concude-with (7th time) au entirely New Comic Pantomime, tounded on Ovid's Fable of Jupiter and Europa; with 16 New Scenes, extensive Machinery, Mechanical Changes, ikc. called HARLEUIVS AMOUR. Duos opened at half-past five; begin at half-past six. Half prix: halt past eight.—Boxes 4b.—rit Ss.—Gallery is. Places taken at the Theatre from ten till three, and which oannot be kept after half-past seven.—No Money returned. r e This Evening, the popular Stage Horse Spectiele, with the Pantomime of Harlequin's Amour, and Divers Exegetes, by the Groups of Equestrians. NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE , „co.._ N l / 4r MARTIN respectfully informs his Friends that Tickets --.-.... .%S 414 13 itAGDALLII, ' . . AIX iiiversart litrietol N --, ' *Mitre held eds. ___. 4l6 e. faidi ' ...oti inIDWESSAI^ . ' atm' ',fivio jyt4flie , n t. .41813 AV. •- . , . , mg sitr..- - e Rev. - vaginal 1. 00,940 i, ils • .„. . xis!. '''''Tbk Rev. Chhrles PRltlncht j o y.,..." ' ' --". - - ' .. 7 I, i , -• fit. • •' - • • fel' sCorrtsiiiiosPlT4.4 ' - ROU 4 ri r: ~ ' *MG CHARLES 11. ,RE-INCOR • ' - , vaxsEtlit . MAnorrT: ": ' ' .0"' ' • ' His Grace the ban '6ll4fie*Tairst,`Pkirsigs - ---• ''' irtelt4laitifiktriN.; • - .'"rs t a zoi."7i His Gratsithsplnkoof Mitlirlilivesna` en tlid pilloarlillasii The Earle Moim ~ . t .:: t,.,,.,. ko l til Dun*, t... i ~,, .; ''. ~ Lord Kffifialij• ' .' 1 - rti KAN '.. .. '"" ' 9041fi• a GORDON, Esq. Treisnier. KTOTICt VS limb . tgiven; that a SPRciaLGO ikRAL Count of the Ptiiident, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer; and Governors of this Corporailinelnill to kaki at their Halt,. in Crane-court, Fleet-Strew,* Snavanny tit," 4th of May neat, at One o'Clock P.M. precisely. Thi Court will afterwards adjourn to the Crown and Anchor Tavere t in the Strafed, to &oilers witb the 4ionstactoin and Edon& of the iiiihildhi. - Diateet to be en table at Six o'Cloek prods*. His Grace the Duke of MONTROSE, President, in the Chair. By Order. JAMES DOBIE, Sec., STEWARDS. The Earl of Northesk The Right Hon. SirWm.Grant, The sari of Aberdeen Knt. M.P. i _11..4 :• Bart Gower Cheeks liun das, Esq. M.P.- Lord Montagu James Arch. Stuart Wortley . , Lord Saltoun 4 Esq. M.P. Sir Mark Woed, Bart. M.P. Witham Faulk, Esq., James Ramsay Cuthbert, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Eeq. M. P. John WrAggart, Esq. Ticktts, 20a. each, to be had of the Stewards, at the Hall,and Bar of the Tavern; and it is requested that such Noblemen and Gentlemen as mean to honour the Meeting with their preience, will send for theie Tickets on or bereft the sd of May, that the Stewards may be enabled to provide property tor the oecadon. No Servants admitted at Dinner, except those of the Presi dent. Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewart. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR. THE ISSUE OF EXCHEQUVR BILLS. BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named is the Act Si George 111. eap. 15, intitultia " An Act for enabling " his Majesty to direct the Issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited ." amount, for the purposes Ned in manner therein mentioned." NO'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVENIIThat all applications to them for Loans, under the said Act, are to be addrened to the said I Commissioners, in writing, and seat sealed under cover to [bar Secretary, at their Office in the SoutheSea House, London. April 8, 1811. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary.. I:IODLEY'S ANNUAL _ This day was published, Volame ii, 11411:Prici 16s. boards. THE ANNUAL REGISTER: or, a View or the History, Polities, and Literature, ofrhe Yttar 1809. primed for W. Cltridge and Son, Lungmati, Horst Ree4 t - Orme, and Browse, B. Crosby, J. Belld. eutbtil, Allen, and Co. Ei I i{ff,•ry, Writer, Hood, and Sharpe, J. Arplaviaf {and J. Faulder.—W here may be had, - The Work wsniplete, front its cossuwertsament in 175 a to 1049 inclusive, tsi Veda. boards, £26. Si.* The New Series, 091 to into; 19• Vols. telt N. B. This vallsable Work, widish contains the only irothentic and impartial history of Europe for the last fifty years, is now be. coming scarce; • and,{from hi voluminous magnitude, Is beyond the probability of ewer being reprinted. It is a work which every founder of a respectable library should WESTMINSTER AlithEY AND LI'S MONUMCNTti. Oa the .First. of May gest will be puhlislied, I- of 4 truly ili teresting'Historical Work, cutlet! WESTMINStEIt• ABBEY AND ITS MO= Nvmorivii sibokbet with fear beautiful colourist Plates, peße 10s. eul..to the first 500 Subscribers, and i Ss. to the second $OO - Subscitliette No more than one thousand copies will be printed, which nign; evidently make the work scum before it is finished_ The Nobility indOentry are respeetfuhr Informed, that Spe cialists of the/int Nimb l er, Drawings, lit. lie, may be sees at a. ACCERMANS . IIRIPOIRTOIRY Of Ail's,. 101, Strand, and at molt respectable P.ookseliers'in the united Kingdom. From the uaboonded approbation which this work i2perierime4 alt the copies will very poon be subscribed for and it is presumed, that, long beforeit is completed, they will be worth doubler,' treble the original coot. , N. B. The Whole will be comprised in Sixteen Monthly Pl and form Two Volumes large Elephant Ito. containing etiotil% coloured gagravirlgs. This day was publishcd, In S Vols. Svc. with an Atlas of she );toads of Spain, and other Maps of the Country, lac. price £3. 13s. 6d. boards, A VIEW of SPAIN ; comprising a descriptive ►./st blamer, of mark Provinces and a general Statistital Ac. count of the Courtry; ihchiding its Population, Agriculture s Manufactures, Commerce, and Finances ; its deventment, Civil . 'and Ecclesiastteal Establishments ; die Jtitte of the Arts, Sciences, . and Literature; its Mariners, Customs, Natural History, &c. . By ALEXANDER DE LABORDE. Translated from the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, rind Btown, Pater. noulr•row ; and B. Dulau and Co, SOlcrsquare. 14 More information concerning Spain Is here brought together than was perhaps ever collected into a single publication." Monthly Review, August ►Stn. " Tbi}pablicatiot. contains a vast accumulation M important, detalb, and h the most comprehensive and satisfactory work on the sullect."—Eclectic Review, Feb.lBlo. " This is beyond a doubt the most acctrate and the most sans. factory account of any country that has in our ramilection hem( published."—British Critic, March 1811. . NO, 292, STRAND, REMOVED FROM GERRARD. , STREET, SO HO. •• ATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, P warranted saperliar In Ease and Effect, and the full Cost' returned, If not approved afito any Trial, Wear at Damage, / The daily proofs of the superiority of this invention otter she,. • Common Truss enable the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, dud Co, to offer them to Om Public *lithe agree 'f anus ; in i,ddktettt to which, the Immeroas Testimonials, front the n•ost eminent, and respeetable Persons, ire conceived the beat recommends n om. Thssirprofissional Gentlemen nedsAs Public we lake* to inspect. BAG TRUSSES oa highly impro44 lal s dell War' ranted, op the abate terms. ..r ;.: I •a d . • • Hospitals, Infirnaaries, Merchants, andSurdikit t 111111144111 • • • reawnrable teems. Sold by Appointment, via. Yukio Coital!. London; Club/ Pianliee; Dawes. Wisbeach ; Harris, colchoster ; , Portsmouth ; Kingdon, Exeter • Inctedon* Tanntoa ; Morgan, Bath ; Plyntork I Dancey, Reek; and Co. Plymouth. Dock ; Sreet, Pettryn ; Woodward, Leicester ; Horne, Aire, mingham • Pybus, Derby ; Lomas, Belot ; Searle, Leeds ; Wii san and S:ustieretra, Hail; Gibson, Myers. and Co. Newcastle; Oakes, Steel, and Foden, Liverpool ; and Brown, Edinburgh, .74 a 'lran;lacing _ having been go,happy ." Capplaibt, that .:41r• mends on .' . ney . _r beg.____ .- state, . - they.. conveyance for such SUSKIS * int* I PPIT2/404 . 1 . , .. 1 ' for the rse or the Prisoners: ', ' • ..; An met adveitised - .: 4 4 4s • •Isirs' : t.- ! AV1,654 18 3 Subscolel63l6.4ll4.6meived :. Oh anings in the Pariah of St. _Mettle s Dellyfieks' per ' the Rector ' "". '.. - - , 4, .., • ~...i• . 13 13_0 Wm. Edward Ward,. Esq. *•r` 54; "' V . '''' .t ' a 5 2 Tartish of Oerrans, per the Reirilliii Biliiiellr!.qw 6 444 • s lariat of St. Anthony, in Roselask per Ditto .;.:... 1 3 8 John Capper, Esq. - - - ~.. 5 5 0 Carbonell and Son - - ...)F a.... ! •' -“ 10 10 0 13•••• ii. wasal Wellington, Kent, per Rev. ilieWell 14 9 6 A 43. Amburton • sAV • I S 5 0 A. W. - - ~ .., - ' 1 2 6 . . The Parish of Rougham, Suffolk , after a sermon on the Post day, by the Rev. l. R. Spreulie l - 15 13 4 The Meeting, Jamaica Row, DinnendseY, per Mr. Norris - 6 4 AI The Meeting House Sudbury, Suffolk, the 34 March, by the Rev. John Mead Ray - 38 14 8 Chard Church, Semeraetakire, Rev.W. S. Bradley, vicar 51 13 0 The Clergymen and Individuals at Earith, Hunts 4 14 I rawer, Williams and Co. - - 10 10 9 3.W. - - 1 1 0 Bourn - Palish, Cambridgeshire • 5 9 0 Harltan ditto, ditto - •. • - sr. • 1 0 0 Barton ditto, ditto - Little Sbelford ditto - - 518 6 Geo. Nicholls, Esq. Conington, Cambridgeshire 52 0 The Rev. T. Brown,- ditro ditto 5 5 0 Great St. Andrew's Parish;A el bridgeshire, per the Rev. W, A. Pemoertee .. v,... _ - . 15 3 0 St. Margaret's rest Roches after a sermon on the Fast Day 34 2 0 Addle Church, near Lear, in.?' Ref. G. Lewthwalte 11 6 0 12 11 6 In Township of Woolley, Yorkshire A few Fri en d s ; per l o i n Ayres . 2 5 0 - ' 40 18 1 Sunbury Chuieh, Rev. John Morgan Collected from a few Tradesmen et the George, Chi chester 2 0 6 ' The Offi cers an d N on - eom missioned Officers of the' Depot & Recruiting Party of the 14th Foot, per _ is it Lieut. Colonel Y Subscriptions Ike Banking-houses previous entative and pure by which' he ins Zakipus that and for - 6 - • • - ' , coast the sa... fleint, die survnuli had been considered as stab, and the cenrenriptive is in curable, is now prevailed on to let.these things be known fortis/ good of others, and has instructed and appointed ELEIZER LEIGH, Esq. No. 10, Red Lion-square, to give advice and 'sup ply all with the some Medicines, who make applications, A youth, who had been scrophulom twelve years, had seventy three pieces of bouts pus through holes in our of his thighs, his pulse at 125 and 120, had been under a Whitworth Doctor 12 motths, but was dying of a hectic fever, was so far cured its about four months, that be said " I am at well es ever I wish to be.* Though thecorrectness of these bold assertions may be condoned, the Advertiser pledges himself to establish the facts by leans /rem, and references to the very persons cured. ADVICE. .' - , WHEN. Men of Education and pmfessionaf skill use persevering endeavours to dissover the most safe and certain medial °Strewing a few prevailing Diseases, the success= APPLEBY.' ANTI-NERVOUS TEA , ITRANSFER TO AMERICA. ful rankof tlnsir experience is the best pretrial superiority. 13 recommended by several eminent Physicians. as THE astonishing success attending his humble en- Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regular* educated axed inl. dated into every branch of the profession (certificates of 'Alta Ap, tisrmostpleassat restorative in all Nervous Dlsorders,inward - 1 - doreouri to promote the happiness carelonland, in Great fr o m diff e rent hospitals, and tewimonhils from the naost eminent ...v7.l7;,etillosseacoyf: .Serest in his ELECTRIC GIRDLE to a personage of distinction Appetite, Debility, acc.—The following will Britain, has induced Doctor CAVALLO to sell his right anttin umi,...4._.. Physi slags, drephave to convince any inquirer), have been in. duced to make the cure of the following the object of theist pot, • From the Ilea. H. C. hfacen to Mr. Appleby. resident in America, that 'its utility May be also diffused to the dada: study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in g or Sit-1n consequence of reading . the Rev. Dr. Brooker's let- afflicted in other parts of the Globe, on the following terms:— moment of intotication, and its toncorititants, Stricture.' and ter to you, and from his account had reason to believe your Ap- Ist. T.bat from the Bth day of May in the present year, 1 81 lo Gleets, which, by an Improved phin are speedily and effattaillY pleby's Anttnervous Tea deserving of every encouragement, I Doctor C. shall resign and transfer, to the purchaser, his cadre cure d ; as a l so det4lity , whether arising from Beechanahan indul. was indtmett to recommend it to several of my friends, who Ia- Secret, and Interest in," Doctor Cavallo . " Electric Girdle"—ex- genres, long residence in s warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, boured under severe nervous &Serious. I have the pleasing sates- cepting—ld. That Dr. C. shall still retain the privilege of keep- too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both'sexes, in the faction of assuring you that they have received the zreatest hene- ing Six Electric Girdles for the use of his private Patients in Iwee causing sterility or barrenness, and In' the other a numerous • St therefrom ; and you may rest assured on my utmOst endeavours Lontton. I train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, termi nrintroduce it, persuaded that Foreign T ea is extremely prejadi . D octor CAVALLO, therefore, respectfully submits; to the sate in Impotence and Consumption. dal to English constitt • one, and yours is bath pleasant and nutri- Meted, that all orders for the GIRDLE will be executed at the The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, dom.—Your obedient humble servant, HtnaV Cox MASON, present price (X. 5) till the 7th of May inclusive, after which, no order whatever can be e 2,1204. Rector of s tertterndsey.'• received; and„. by a superior roethodoo remove those complaints, however in- Bermondsey, lunhis terms fur. p rivate "s, ' veterate or complicated, without hying the patient under the From Mr. leseph.AValden, Ironmonger, Ne, 3110, Rotherhithe, tients, who must reside in London, after that date, wilt be fi fty least restraint In diet or exercise; and in recent Venereal Cases, i r to Mr. Appleby, Islington . pounds each. , . white an early application is made on discovery of the infection ) " Sit —I beg leave to inform you, that after I bad vent a RUPTURES.—.The Ours within the last twelve months et- , ~..„_._. ,_ _ , tuey picture toenail/es tuperform A mire - hi the short space of great deal of mune , / with the Faculty, whom I comultod, Is t h e see d 400, of which number , l3ll had been afflicted upwards of two days. The unprecedented' success of their mode of tree, hope of their cdring my wife of a violent nervous complaint she 40 T ee n . meat (which never been known to fail in One dusk butanes was afflicted With, and which baffled all the retedidrit th at 'Was DEBILITY.—Seven hundred persons have been rescued from in a practice Dewed, years, during which period many persona . given her, Paovinance directed me to offer her /vet Appleby's' the ewet inveterate stages of the mehuteha L, e t,„ ale „,, l ' e a ,,, e a u tl et h : of both ruses have been cured, even after severe a n d injurious Anti-nervous tea; after having used it for some time, sise Meow, and general, direct ow indirect Debi , ~,s i _,,„ et r — ,.,`",. 3'..„'"'"., '"— metkodejsad been pursued by other Practitioners without effeefj, (blessed be GOD,) in perfect health, to the great banderol et ea! a Pg l . l . eatiee of the Girdle alone, with "' '"`""'"' "" .." k i n d. induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. - both; and I wisktoost heartilythat other people dimeiM this 1.4 : lac Esarraic Guteatz, price t he poends, for the.effeetua . ter may give it a fair trial. --- . 7 '.. tare of Ruptures and Deltaic/Mil be forwarded, till therittli of . Messrs. GOSS and pr. ina . y . .. leenotoulted . dally,.. penaaatkoe . by " I am, Sir, yom grateful bumble servant, • ' ' . Mall Waal pert of Great Beispii,d, applying pereonalky L acir by tetter,hyekheemx,vdrinviourne'ecrecy,eeuc-acy,annat-Ontitel. ha? 10. ~ g lesaes,lWALees." letters ieoloeinE lll 4 elllns 20 lir. caved° and Son,jtio.ftir, Patients in tie "%vacs; Me retuested to describe their seep manner of living, Rd: telilog.e . link Note, and the sunewiff Soli by Mr. Butler, b4 4 in in : earios t o f i ef ... jew ;. Bine-street, arabevy.erdice, im. i n pa ,. N. B. At feriseindadoe ever! day , • and by most country d ... 1 . 4 ,10f1i t . - . be duly attended ni, and advice Mit medicines sea to auy pert erl kern, at 4s; Skl. and 51. O. SpasMs Arithitnib * ii Stang up for prints Parke* die kiefdase--t3,-Dosvisis-ntrest, Flantierent• . • • , - _ -.., . , . • -, a . ~ - .6 - • .. As • - • - • ... . . . , . • . .. •-• ' • • • - - • • lAi 01221%. L SIN scarcsassmy •••••••6 assa ma a • 666•36666 - -- . . V V 6 and the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the New WEALD OF SENT CANAL. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR. THE ISSUE OF &rare LOTTERY are on Sale at his Office. He returns his sin- A GENERAL MEETING of the SUBCRI- EXCHEQUER BILLS. cere Thanks to his Friends and the Public in-general for the 11 Bil&S to this Concern, will be holden at the Bell Inn, in B Y Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in liberal :-upport be has experienced since hie commencement in M a id s tone, on Wednesday; the 24th day of this instant April, at Lp )ludnew, anti solicits a Continuance of their Favours; he recom- Twelve o'Clock precisely, when the attendance of the Subscribers the Act SI Geo.ill. cap. 15, intituled; "An Act for enabling mends the following Schein, to tbetr twice, Welds to be drawn is partieularly'requeeted, as a quession of the first importance to " his Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills, to a limited on the KING'. BIRTH DAY, JUNE 4. the Undertaking will be then submitted to their consideration. 14 amourt, for the purposes and in manner therein mentioned." SCHEME. „ CHARLES WILLIS, Clerk. 4 Friedel £BO,OOO are £BO,OOO Cranbrook, April 15, 1811. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the getroil 1,000 • • a - 34,000 . practice of the Board, when Loans net. exceeding £lO,OOO ah , 32 .. • . 5OO -.- 10,000 • EAST LONDON, PORTS/vIOUTH, ani ?ARLINGTON applied for, that no Security be received for mere than £2,51.4. 60 - e SA . - - 3,000 WATER-WORKS, and AUCTION MART. 1,000 -• • 2r -. - 05,000 TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, In Loans exceeding sClo,ooo,no Security to be received for more 1,006 • - . . 20,000 By N!EDHAM and HUMPHRIES, at theAuctien Man, Bar- than £5,000 ' 6,000 - - 16 - v . -, $, , 32,000 thoteinew-lane, on Wednesday, the 24th April, at Twelve Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, are to state . . ...---- o'Cirek, by order of a Gentleman leiving fhe Country, the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods; the amount of 16,000,Tickete. •1 .• • ~...• ,a,....... : i.,:i., A., ae2llolooo FIFTEEN £lOO SHARES in the EAST LON- their value at the current price ; whether the Goods are their own 'DON WATER.WOILES, Thirty-six in the Farlitigton and FIRE and 'LIGHT ! quickly produced; without Poi t 'mouth Ditto, of £5O each; and TwSlve £so Shrine la the property, or held b y them as Coosignees, or Factors, and, if the 1/...1 Nl' and STEEL IS es that DANGEROUS COMIEUSTIRLE Auction Mai/. latter, what speci fi c interest they have therein, and in what man - . • "Homo= Iby means of a NEW POCKET INS . IRUMENT , Catalogues atthe Auctioneers, No. 10, Old Broad-striet, Royal nor they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Board made and so:d only by THOMAS GILL, at His MANUFAC- Exchaxge, and.at the Auction Man; • ' , '' ll of Commissioners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary. TORY • fit"' IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, Nov 83 , . ST. JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONiIiON. PrOLLAWAY and KENT . WATER-WORKS , Sonii!-Sea Mese, April 9, 1811. ' • • • 1: Wbeitekupolsobe l'ad,- i - 1 ;*- 1,- Pintstiontle and Farlingthn; and Portsea Island ditto;, At- • BRADILERRY'S PATEI4I' SPECTACLES. i 1411,1111W1.141611fU11i • ameHeresetisanssaareieowneisioskiloaseasessaiseli iimessee, , . with PENNIBBERS, pit -ati Improved cenitrection; his superior Weald of Kent, Bristol and Taunton, and rath and Bristol In. ` •-r-Ht sight of the aged is restored, the weak sight SU RGEON's INSTRUMENTS ; GRAVERS and E rem- tended Canals ,• Dover-greet Road, Vauxhall, and Strand Bridges, - 1 - strengthened, and the perfect tight preserved, upon un- INGoNIEDLES for ARTISTS; PEN-KNIVES,' RAZORS, Bank-side, British Ale and Golden-lane Breweries, and High- erring principles, by BRADBF.RRY's P ATEN? SPECTA- NEEDLES, &c. made by his istraov to raocess es, of AN RM.. gate Archway.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Ns ze nA m CLES, No. $3l, Oxford-street.—To prevent disappointment, be arramett) reterte. Alto, bis iiiioo-eatitaoriereo wattaeNTlO and Haitiiii lies, at the loction Mart, neer the Bank, on Wed- particular ie observing, it is not a shop, but a private house, next SWORIng Cseue, Pisroes, Aims and Acoppyzessterra of. nesday, April 24, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock,l 4 evaral SrIARES In door to the Fiat:merger's, between Swallow-street and Argyle- every descrlntion, Vt hele 4 talt,Retat„ and foklknortetion. . each ofthe above Chneerns.—CAttalogues will . be delivered gratis, peet. • 'M at the Auction Mart, and at the Auctioneers, N o. 10, Oldßroail- 1, -'----- • ' HARVEY'S sAups•PORFISH, GAME, STEAKS, Ste. *tree; . ,111414 . g.,,,,ekapga. , . D OSS, No. 119, Bishopsgate-etreet Within,. respect , . THE great hadAetiraordinary dernatid4cir the TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, "An fully recommends to Ladies and Gentles:new visiting the above tudvarianylidatisad SAUCE, itill'lhduclng several• VlOrdercif the Hen. the Commiesioners of his Majesty's Customs, Metropolis this season, that they would attend and examine his Emporium for Fashionable Pertiques, where, in rooms fitted op Shopkeepers to vevd spurious Articles:l the tiobihtymul flentagti , to the Long Room, Custom-house, Liverpool, we purposely, they may chase their la'veerite colour, fit them to the are respectfully informed, neer can possibly be nenainsto -- 0011 ' , On Wednesday and Thursday, the 24tit and 25th of April, 1811 , prepared at tAZENBY's Vareliotese; No. 6, tDWVileirfliZT, • .At Four,o'Clock in , the Afternoon of each Day, 181- * head, and adapt them to the countertauce without the ineonvto 'Sent trouble of waiting or the useless foitnelity of giving orders PORTMAN.SQUAR I, London ; a:id, br appeitntotedf, ti • SUNIVRY QUANTITIES of GOODS, Con- except in particular cases; for lightness, elegance, and ease, the; one or twee shops it) every down in , the Unite* ifiMsalni l i th d. c a ll bottle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. . .. &ironed in the Court of Exchequer, viz. Wine, Salt, Coffee, are unparalleled, and fur variety lie can display thousands of tints ~ .. Tea, Shnltz, Rum, Brandy, Tobacco, Tobacco Seger', Snuff, Pot and shapes from 2, S, 4, and S &twee each, appropriately to . -** 4- 4. 4 1 :!egi ro ti tkP nl l nen4 rile l ''''' enr " f An:4l.6 "' now Ashes, Sugar, Iron, Tamarinds, Cotton, Wool, Cloverseed, 'rue- heighten the loveliness of youth, or concealment's the of age. firought to the grea mayerf, which, with a vaeiery. of rich pentine, Wheat Flour, Mahngany, Cable, Cotton Stuffs, Hand- Saucestmd Pickles, be had in Meld 1111 1 4eos-forieeMY k e r c hi e fs, Hislei, Sewing Silk, Carrams, Rosewood, Chocolate, INFORMATION POR THE NERVOUS, CONSUMPTIVE, use, and expopadon. •*- . . • , • . .. . • • • s • Cinnamon, Tar, Dyed Callicoes, Oil, Sweetmeats, Thread Lace, . AND SCROFULOUS. ,'.- Mans, a Paper Machine, Ropes, Clocks, Dials, Linen and Cotten • THE Author of the Memoir, on Translating the RELIEF OF - THE.' B 11.01$WPRI BONERS Stuff.. Madder Roots, Guinea Pepper, Palm Oil, Nankeens, Neu- . . Scriptures into the Chinese language, having been eo,happy ... !.!.. e. '. , I'l trio skins Furic Horns, Silk and Cotton Ribbons, Box Wood • • - - ' '' - 'as to Core himself of a most dreadful Nervous Complaint, that Cause Steeds , Copper Plates, Shunsac, Bottled Poi•ter,'Eartben- ‘,, _, TH.II.,COM ' beg to 'state, that there are ikkee;Tobatco Pipes, Hats; Cutdage, Horsehair, Cocoa, Candles, ""' exceedingly amtetea him f or aboye :15 years, - and sfeer•deo voting many years to experiments to find a preventative and cote - 1 - at present upwards o(1111000 Beit-Ah itrisonen in the &fed Arritne'Roet, Bark, Feathers; Shoes, Boots, Ginger, Nnts, •*itaves, for Consnnt Hon, has discovered a Medicine, by which . heir*, rent Prisons of Fraoce •fitc.a4swinost part ice great distress ; and Deal, Spars, Fir Balks, and, various other species of Timber ; cured two in P his own family, for whom Dr: die sloes himself, that the Subscription is j intes*lod.ipe- the alleviateotl4l ll o' fur- also two Open Boats and their Materials. and another eminent Physician could prescribe only that last and feting% in some degree, by a t with.artlellealleP?akh- The Goods and Boats may be seen, and Catalogues obtained, on Remedy in t this . complal . nt, change of air ; and has, for hey, Bedding, Fuel, and snettor necessaries as they 1 1 application to li: Leger, at the Custom-house, on Mdndiy and useless west ha need of, ~..' C ' !" Tuesday, the 22d and 23d instant, and on Wednesday, the 24th, 4- "‘' e illir Yeats, oY employing the same means, cured many 01 his congregation and neighbours of the same complaint, after the 'They further beg leave to state; that they have.eeelated trifle' peev k am to t h e s a l e. • __ nervous had been considered as MAD, and the consumptive as in- raking Party or toe - . Nicolis iS 12 received at Lloyd's Cseee-hoirse ; and lsy all les in the United lUngdotn. THCAEES FERGUSON, Secretary. A Mr* 041111.71111. Lombard-Oreg. •.. • , r l,) f ws.l beaist 21. (two r 4 i ♦ • tom j a:;raso:•tx s; 611 i -.•• • .• .131 tit • • / 4 drj.lo !La, • " kb parr k - i! • 141111"(116 rtd,! 7 AN ,I Trr-W-1-"A W 7 1W-TY- 7713" : 7, ;11;g1 MOP. ,181,10, 71713 " nr " 5'%0N.E.1.§ fqr _g6ArDucrlNO • so ktE377"3 77A NSl 4 O.Ot SERP'ICE, far taiist Cast S ICK WOUNDED SEAKEN, anal for tie Care arr 7 "4 n_ttsoAritAs gir4 ,de iersky a NNice, . Mk they *lb lie itedy at this °flee t OA Intursday the iath (May, 1811 1 co skeleesteelitTiFtlens, and 'trait W 4 I I L4W-14 Pena at may be vrltiltur es Goon= for Supplylng the kiav,4 at.Yermotteh ,with the undermentioned Articles OM VA Jute', to 116* blot Deeember, 102', ',lSt,' Articles a Beef • Bread ' Coals Beeler 1 .11 %. Matted ; Seal Soap Greens • Cheese? ...A s fiejt Candles Leeks tice Irisega! Sugar Potherbs Barley •bii Bier Potatoes It • Oatmeal n l' St Tender wi l k received efterau , .'dal e* tZ, dejlOsaly, tier wele;/ the party, Of se afestfer•hive, perswellylibvirde. 4 Zsiekr roma k accompanied 4. Letter frees" owe retteitaila armies l• km**, kw,* .114 herbs tbederimp .iee the ‘u• 4* X5OO for the due pert orwamse e 4 k . FnrtM t'fif*.ff API ie "miss iviVtOiltgAlAii e&X , e, ** Ng ° J . 41/4;111,_11,1"" - 7 7- .4 711 " - ` 5 : - • . rt. 0.... _ t 4 • triVIZE ......~ Tr . mo.'s c MI; ; 11 144,1 iiiiikkigr 4 *l4 tr,411c.7 • 0‘: . s% • . - - - . Sas woe. I. premed. ele;apeely~ ws. ad. A. the MAt SOUTH SEAL Or MARY RUSSELLOOTFOR D. • PriefebliAlt It. C. Md J. Rivingess, •bt. Paul's Churchyard ; . sold atm* T Hateliard, Piccadilly. whom may be had, by the same Author, A VC - PLUME of MISCELLANb.QVS POEMS ; price 7s. • This day waaroblialtad. 1s ice,. price 41.. ISCAPE FROM FRANCE.—A Narrative of the Hardatipe and Sofferlnga of scrotal BAWL Satire's, who effected. their .scape . front Verdun. With an Apilendia, contain ill 01), rvadonoortio kaoticy and Conduct of Buonaparte. • 'Printed for Valve ti Rood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Potlitry, Tlds day was published, in 2 Volt. lrifperial Octavo, embellished wldsobil beautiful Views, twice X 3. Vs. Tip r THAMZS; or Graphic IllostrzitionaaSZatss. t. Villas. Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery, on the Bulks of chat noble River. 4, Thames, the most lined of all the Ocean's Sons." The Engravings meowed by William Behditd Cooke, from OrigistalPiswinp by Samuel Owevr,lisq., Printed byg Venter, ii.ood,.and Sharpe * 31, Potatry i bud W. B. Cooliejt"foritiilace, PaUtOliTine r • 3. • " t. 74 o DSLE ANNUM. AInaIWrEit. ITit4 etril — lO - 1 110 TO T3hllloll VI,VS : 0 MANGLES; UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES. • $T HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I ,ETE ER S PATENT. xt.ENo.bility, Gentry, and Public in general, are pec dully informed that S. DAVIS haviag purchased the Pain* tat Mr. Motels, for his excellent MANGLES, has re. moyiad the Manias from No. Sate N 0.4, SkinnewstractoSnow hill,-London, four doors irons Fleet-Market, where he respect fully solicits the attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, for power of execution, ease of working, substantial compact construction, and every useful advantage, rands unri valled, and which, upon inspection, he is e.infident will be ap proved and universally adopted.