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10,150. GE1.7.71ML POST-OFFICE, 2(J Utl9. COmm:ssioners of his I; , jesty's Trea ,ik; directed that the time for delivering in Plans ;!s f.sr th;. proposed 10:rection of the NEW POST- A li be exteed..d ; This is to give Notice, that the :d I:kvation, will be received at this Office until OCITOIA NKXT, instead of the First of September> :). tla• former .Idvertisernent. ;.: (7,:nimand of the Postmaster-General, fRSELING, amok' ry. CON ;TACT FOR OIL. . OFFICP!, Aural 27, 1819. ;LVCIP.,IL OFFICERSaxd COMMIS .VA yr do beret/ gine Notice, I,,U\ ESDAY,the Sth of SEPTEMBER next, at bry will be rcady to Mat mita such Persons as r to Contract for supplying .his Majesty's severa I:1i T 11.11 N 01 L and WHALE OIL. os of the Oil, and a Penn of the Tender may Office. w ,lthe received after One 6'oo:A on the day of • nazic,d, unless de party, or an agent for Win, most be accompFn:. 1 by a I. , :tter addressed to anyl signed by Two reqwnisible Persons, en :no hound with the pet son ter:eiing, in the sum he Jae performance of the Contract. ()O MORTGAGE, OR BY ANNUITY. 'R ROWS, 2, Shepherd-street, New Bond- 1 7 ,.abofullv acquaints Notlemen, Gentlemen, dm. h. upplieif with iklouey, to any amount, on Mort nnuity, on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, Life irk; in the Funds, Jointures, Settietnents,l imenti, and on Personal Security. Intetrity, et. nJition, r.•: , y he confidently relied on.—Ellb and .1 D6countel—Constant attendance. T PIANO.FORTE equal to new, shop' (;eincits,frir 3 bs. ; it is not to be excelled either fn or keerir.g in tune. Also Square Plat -forts at Pedal I. •rp 15 Guineas, do. 50gs. late ,f a lady; Barrel Crrzan with Dram and Triangle let° fur the Church or Chapel 50 Guineas; also a 4 for a large ltoom.—May be seen at Mr. ictster-place. The above instruments are all asking taws Lent or Sold, and carefully packed. XL BLANK LABELS, of mixed sizes, icon, highly useful to Houses of extensive 1 . h weurately folded and emhossed, are cheaper • 01 o:etn, because, from the annual consump drcd n ems, the paper is excellent, and charged ~•it, whilit the cutting one out of. the other, UT the making—all done by machinery. Jou', 3ledical Bookseller, Crown-court. Soho; Si. 31artin's-lane; J. Woodham, 34, High • •r. ; Jnil at Apothecaries'-Hall. Gentlemen J:1, postpaid, will have the value re- 'TA rEi) ESSENCE OF ANC/Io,pittl preference this lIEW SAUCE hisis ,d ,!mins the short period it has been bete)* the . day occasioned wale spurious and paltry iml- Z NBY and SOX respectfully inform the No •nr the original article is prepared only at their No. 1, Edw , d-strect, Portman-square; the label k signed " Elizabeth Lazenby." One trial will ' rieritv, as, from its peculiar preparation, it will i:ti:ente as a Fish Sauce) prove a valuable addition Soups, Gravies, Sec. • Fresunied this new Anchovy Sauce will claim a race for exportation, as it is warranted to keep time, and is not liable to turn rancid when opened. )RTHE EAST ArD *EST INDIES. MILLATiVS PATENT CLOTH. inert pas de lin, malt; en possident les agrimens. or its Healthfulness to wear in the East and West w(11 as in the Cold Climates, and for its Economy. LARD very respectfully informs Merchants, he Nobility, and ramifies going to the Indies, his CLOTH is sold at his WAREHOUSE, No. Ifi, DE, with his cwn Nan • &c. Axed, and no where er, in entire Cases for Ex portation, and Retail by the ;entlemens' Wear and other Family purposes, and in is for Sheeting, for travelling, and for winter use, for adapted, it never imbibing the damp atmosphere. the countty wishing to obtain one or more Pieces the r.currence of other manufactures being sold for 7e 'heir °real executed as if present, free of carriage. ...min: from abroad will find it the most useful on and Ladies from India are respectfully in,- may exchange India Shawls for the above to the ':nine, 07 for the various descriptions of t= .:h L nens o f t h e i mpr iee d b leach, Foreign i .:. and Napkins, Russia and other Sheeting.; curious - I '!s, peculiar to the House, copied expressly from cl 7 di Printed Furniture., Cambric. and Muslin' :aliv e designs, and the most fashionable Articles for Fore: 7 n and B r i t i s h , at fixed prices. Selections for niii or Individual Eitabiishments may be conveniently :SH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Queen- Chripside, Landon. .L c‘% r. PI fasdoit., rhite Turpentine ..... Si.• tt 1.4 finest 465. I Linseed Oil CI. in addressing the Public, most respectfully in .*:;t their White Lelid is of the finest quality. In r. e in ;.y jucly he said, " the best is the cheapest."- - 14 the most durable as well as the most ornamental; kinds, having bad the,- metallic powers re ' '- diceloured, and are unequal to constant „ .•There. Ursost and Co. sell White Lead' is r cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons • "illy recommend the first quality ; thesewill many kinds that are offered to the Public 01 Auti-eurrosive Paints are very neat in 1 , . - eservtag, and arc easily applied, requir ing •!1 o il ; t h ey are suited fur Park -conitoSlVE POINT. WI. 10, Bright Red v ,,, . Dark ditto Mack Paint Yellow ... • White .... PIM SW! 545. 263. ..... 4111 s. Si& 445. 7. . -, Ui: s. 6d. per gall. SOO. per ewt. • . DeAltra mapplied wide every rissuiptios tern* ~'~ .. . . . , --- "Z P et.o ( ' •, a X' . . t - !f• ~ .4e ' N ..._ 41 4 . • • - 1 7...1 ~.:-. .; •-,C-• VfSt ;"I-' ri-40," %, V l' • (~ 4 0. 1. - 4, -;'• 11 : 4 : ,,, ,1 Ze ./ or. - 1 , i 4,: °IIP far ,:. ••.4,.,,5.• \ •.. . ... PRICE Sv''''" PRN , . SIR JA 41E.! t. K frq..v. The Path Papers of Wednesday Jut detail some proceedings:bef4,re the Tribunal of Municipal Police, in which Sir Janet Crawford complained of the Count and Countess d'Orsay, the Duke de Gram'. mont, and his son, Mrs. Crawford, the plaintiffs aunt, and the Marchiodess de Sourdis, of having calumniated his character, by accusing him of ling, and of having held two pistols to the breast of a dying uncle, C.::r the purpose of extorting frost him a large sum of money. This case had already been postponed from the Tuesday preceding, that Sir James might have time to summon as,Wjtitessei the Duked'Angoultme, Prince Talleyraatr, the Count f)ocases, and several other perintis of distinction.-.:. The cast came e' again the Co - art on Tuesday The following is b t7ccouNd of farther prO 444odings . Sir JAUSS CRAWFORD saidk., ll be was "Petremiely wary that theGesdemen and Ladies witnesses) should hive had the _trouble of . had engaged M.llletryse, the younger, ailhis advocate t but.shis•Gentlenutu had resiphecl the cease, giving, as his reason, the animosity which his father M. Ber ryer,: the elder, (who was 6tgaged in the defence), had shewn on the former day in speakin3 agains• the plaintiff." M. BIRRTRii, the elder—" It lc seieral ; days since .tay son, threw up this case. His principle's• ar , l.too well known to permit any one to believe O.:a i'duld complain of any animosity shewn by me. •ttemand that this case shall now proceed:" -Sir J. CRAWFORD renews his demanl, and insist,. that thecase should be put off, on account of his ig norance of the mode of procedure, and the necessity 'bf his procuring an Advocate. 'The Clerk, hotiever, began to read the charges, when Sir J. Crawford again required time for obl tabling' die' attendance of the Duke d'Angouleme, the Count Decazes i !and the Prince Talleyrand; bat the King's Commissioner opposing it, Sir J. Craw ford became warm, and, interypting the reading of the Charges, 'aeclared it was itimosiihle to proceed without an' Advocate. The Court then appointid- DD Advocate, but the plaintiff 'would not accept his services. The Clerk again proceeded to read the Charges, when Sir.J. Crawford, no longer observing any decorum, exclaimed, " I see there is no disposi tion to do me justice. I shall not remain in a Court where they proceed in at disgrateful I manner."— These words excited a great manner, and the King's Commissionex demanded that his. words should be taken down, foF the _purpose of proceeding against him for th i e nsult: . The Judge, however,* said, that considering- Sh:James Crawford to be a foreigner, cad probably not aware of • the force of the expres sions he had used, il•Avottid be better not to notice. them% ,lanns,Crawford then retired precipitately, climbing o'er chairs arvil benches. The charges were read., apiftl'ie witnesses called. but of these the part rd' *sent exives, under pretence of in. lions-Abuse who. appeared were ignorant cf the matter in charge, except a Swiss servant of Sir Janus 9.rawford's uncle. This man stated, that the doers of the uncle's house were closed against Sir James, but that the latter succeeded one day in en tering, and with pistoli in his hands, thieatetied any of the servants with death who opposed him: •• I 7120: saidthe Swiss, "tor my old sword, and !plc. .mise you, if my wife had not prevented me, this Sir . James, Crawford had not this day appeared here"-- (Loud laughing 'among the cuiditors" Yes, you . itilY laugh, but I have been a soldier for' hirty years,. 'and have served eleven campaigns.P.•: • The further hearing, of the emu, pm postponed.: NEW PICTURE OF LONDON. . • 1 Just published, with numerous Views, Map and Plan, price es: bound, or with Costume, 12s. bound, the Third Edition of LEIGH'S NEW PICTURE OF LONDON; or, A View of the Political, Religious, Medical, Literary, Municipal, Castmercisl, and Moral State of the British Metro polis : presenting a brief and luminous Guide to the Stranger on all subjects connected with general Information, Business, or ;fp This Work possesses a decided superiority over every similar attempt. The most recent Zad correct information is arranged in systematic order, the Plates are engraved In the best manner, and the whole exhibits a faithful Picture of the British Printed for Samuel Leigh, in, Strand ; where may be had a great-variety of useful Books for Travdien on the Continent.' This day was published, In gin. the Third Edition, price Its. bagels, of D ISCOURSFS on the PRINCIFAkPOINTS of the SOCINIAN CONTROVR T raim il / By RALPH WARDLAW,: Minister of the Gospel, 9fasgorp, . , " We are highly gratified by the appearance et . the volume before ns ; we know of none , in the eoiripasirotimr read*, that is at once so condensed and ' comprehensive, so the and practical, so wen =br solid . ana, seripeural criticism, and pd •eved itf 4tt Wm of its principles to the conscience sod the bum" Review. - Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees, Ostneialid Brown, Lon. don ; and A. and., J.* Duncan, Olugner. ~ 1 O( whOli may be had, hi; the same Autsioe, • ._ ~ Unitarianism intispelle:ot Vbdicatinny a Rep" tn the MC James Yates's .Vindication of UOtariudina. In .2vo. price Ins. 6d. board?. * . _ • WititrlitaitAiti • CAtiNEt LIBRARY. This day were published, 'uniformly printed, and embellished .• 'with Engravings, . THE FOLLOWING STANDARD WORKS.- N. B. Any . 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They have commenced counterfeiting the Bank Bills of the country, which is much to be de. - • plored, as it will tend to diminish public credit, and there are no 'Dollars in circulation. The Bishop of .Qoatiac arrived; after a pasiageof six weeks, via the - t Western 151e5.... The-trade of this place in the lum - • 6 , bias business this summer will be much greater than son - L A , ever was known. The articles of life sell keep their , ingham; an - d *ld i very high prices.—Beef 9d. per pound, and Mutton as' Landoll ; ,very mien Is.—Emigrants arrive in 'vast members from the 'different parts of the United' Kingdom.' Just published, by T. HARVEY, of Blacicfriars-. Quebec -sees a great deal of distress amongst these road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minutes Ad- objects, but it can bear no proportion to that which eke from the Medical .Board, in a Lecture on the is.to be seen higher up the country. Their arrival, Lues Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deliver- however, may answer one good end. The Govern ed. at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, in meet are turning their attention to the improteMent' March last, a . Publication highly interesting to of the-roads, sothing of vast consequence here, and young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital these unhappy objects will meet with employment:" interests of Society.—For the accommodation of. By the Quebec Papers we learn, that on the 46th Patients at the West end of 'the Town, a Medical cif July a-Public Meeting was convened,-for the pun Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxford- pose of establishing a Society, under the, title of the street, under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Chat- Quebec -Emigrant Society kin connexion and cot lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road. respondence with those already existing, or which The Board is composed of Gentlemea of the first may be formed hereafter in those proeincest for the talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Members purpose of affording employmentl' information, and of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, assistance to'destitute settlers in Quebec and its neigh. who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva- bourhood. Certain Resolutions were immediately lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted entered into, and the Society was regularly constituted. with j certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains, I We learn'by adviees from Calcutta, that on the ' eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular 19th of January; the expedition that had been pre . swellings in the neck, nodei on the shin hones, &c ' paring sit Penang tack its departure with Fir STA m are diseases which arise from improper treatment— ' .soitra - Rmat.xs for Johore, in the Straits of Sineapora. I the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily' Major- Fak6QUVAR embaTked with, the expedition, to cured, without confinement.—Messrs..COOTEß and Ca ( -command the troops that are, employed. As scot as are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the Sir Vrastroari returns froth'Johore, which, it is ix- Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte.' petted, wilt %revery speedily, the second expedition House, Great Charlotte-street, • opposite the Rev. will start for Acheen. Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight,l Leiters 'received • Ream and no where else in London .—Mechanics have ad- i state, that General , vice. Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, at the ship Hero, belongii :both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve . be took the atfvantage years standing, and and had. pm:eeded V o'Clock.—N.B. Ruptures o f 90 of 24 inches in circumference, recfically cured, with-, for Jamaica,, to lay out surgical operatio Private Entrance, and -1-lossa PQPiI • 4 vale Rooms, for comkultatiost. • cruiser in-starch I . t-au-Prer c 6 ice o. ..... . 1 td in the City ?jinn Pott-au-Prirce • . ral ivl , Gaitool io ll.*l roe away wit . . . . !longing to a o oss in London; pnd , i ntage of the i being otishore 4 1 ‘ , i f ed to - asa:•Theekilliinitad departed l' . may the-whole piwa.adbig•bcfore Sic And to beg Oat. tatwod4 detach & i ' .i of Sir Qtpxic.,l4 : . ; 1 •. . . . . —,. • . 1 . , I S 7/ 1 1! 'TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1819. • ST. THOMAS'S mosigirAL ASTLEY COOPER and . Mr. HENRY 1- CLINE ;will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL nod SURGICAL LECTURES on FRIDAY, the lx of Octoh2r, at Two &Clack.- HAMPSHIRE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LBT am LEASE for a Term of Year'', Furnished, AN extaltent roomy and cbeerCul HOUSE, in perfect repair, with good Stables, Comb-houses, Out. walled Garden and Pleasure Grounds, with a few Acres of Meadow Lead. Tie Property is Freehold, commands beau tiful Mews of the Sea, Isle of Wight, and Needle Rocks, and is indeed se favourably situated la all respects as to make it a most dedr:ible Residence for a Family of the Are respectability. If Sold, part of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage.— Early possession may be had. Par Particulars, apply to Mr. West, Banker, Lymbigten, if by letter, post paid. SOUTH AMERICA. TM. day was rublished, in Biro. price 7s. 6d. 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This day was published, in One large Volume, medium eve. the Twenty-third Edition, illustrated with an entire new set of Maps, accurately drawn from the latest Surveys, price Ills. boards, GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL. AND COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the present state of the Weed. To which are added,- 1. A Geographical Index, with the Names of Places alphab e tically arran g ed, e nd their Latitudes and Longitudes. 2. A Table of Coins, and their Value in English Money. 3. A Chronological Table of lisimush able Events, from the Creation to the present Tlns,i aud i t". Obituary of Eminent and Illustrious Persons. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The Astronomical Part by JAMES FERGUSON, F.R.S Illustrated with a correct set of, Maps, engraved from recent observation. The Tweray-third Edition, studiously revised and carefully corrected. 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NVIDOW WELCH'S PILLS, FOR FEMALE CO VIPLAI NTS.—WIDoW WELCH'S PILLS are particularly serviceable to all FEMALES, from the age of 14 or 16 Years and upwards; their celebrity as a Tonic, and for removing all Obstructions in the Female System, cu ring what is vulgarly called the Green Sickness, have been long known.— The particular nature and symptoms of Female Complaints are given with every Ilex of Pills, and worthy the perusal of every person who has the care of Young Women, as from their meat anent at this early period depends theit filmic health and comfort. 'The following Letter is inserted to demonstrate their Mc:hers Drayton, Nov. S 9. SIR —Our daughter, about 15 years of age, had been drooping, from a cause we little suspected ; she was very low in spirits, her complexion very pale, and an habitual head-ach, attended with palpitations of the heart. She appeared careless of every object, and inattentive to those oursnits to which young persons are generally attached. In fact, we were apprehensive that a consumption had already commenced. An acquaintance recom i-nended the Widew Welch's Pills, sold by you, as a proper Medicine for young women of her age, and in her situation ; we accordingly tried them, and by persevering in taking three boxes, her spirits were invigorated , her former comp lexion te tt:me:4 the head-sch entirely removed, and she is now com pletely restored to health, strength, and spirits. Whatever use you may make of this letter, will be equally agreeable fo your Obedient and humble fiervants. To Mr. B. &taw. B. and 8. ARMSTRONIii. g Purchasers will take particular awe that the names of Suaw and &WARDS, No. 66, St. Paul's Churchyard, are en graved (by favour of his Majesty's CoMmissioners of Stamps) on every accompanying the Box. Price its. 94. per• Boa, duty included. Sold by)lrs. Smithers' Agent, K. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's C., acla-yard. Where also may be procured, SPILSBUEIrs PATENT ANI'ISCORBUTIC DROPS, a Remedy in Scurvy, Gout, Rh e umatism, and Scrophalous Diseases. Prepared at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-4411*re, Lon don, price 62.-10a.6d.—and Li. 2s. Duty inchaded. The Ge nulne has a Black Ink Stamp. • Suaviser in roodo fottiter in re. The treat,,wnt miLl—the cure ectual. TRUTH, whether it Ise scientific, moral, theologi cal, or medical, is a beacon, w hich the ignorant can sel dom perceive, nor what those Ito are interested in falsehood are desirous of seeing unfolded. Impressed at an early period of our professional career with the importance of a more minute attention to a class of diseases p ecu liarly affecting the grander opera tions of nature, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical orthodoxy ; attacked the vaunting, of empyricism, and, by defeating its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled to that approbation and patro [nage which, for twenty years, have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened brethren, who frequently appeal to our opinion, ban additional gratification to our pride, while our authority from the College itself, strength ened as it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British metropolis, must ever protect the sane tlty of our fame from envy or misrepresentation. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of caution in the maturer man, often lead to the effects of a auttogioos ease ; happy therefore may the early applicant be called, whose a nxiety can be alleviated by a few days' care ; and even in the more advanced stages, characterized by numerous s ymptoms, we can illustrate our assertion, by rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual. every. organic change, or functional disturbance, incidental to the generative economy, falls equally within our province, and will yield to our attention. Among those are diseases of the ure thra, weakness, and constitutional derange.ments, of however bog duration. Tbe child of inanition may be restored to appetince and in stead of being exhauste d b y N ervous Debility, he wideirculate the manlier proof of vigorous impulse.—The limits of an adver tisement do not allow the classification of our subjects, but they are amply detailed in a Work we lately published, called " The Anus of Lira," the rapid sale of which, accompanied with tlit an Moreasin ' g practice are undeniable proofs of our geaeral The Book can be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 66, 24, Gerrard-street , S abo ; 174, sad 32, riest-etreet ; ft any or Bookseller's. We attend at bone daily t er personal remeeleadeo,siZike terms are always stated at the first interview, it Ot ar l etters containing a remittance. 'Patients in the seweigot describe the case, enclosing a Banbanate for teellhise w hich can be speedily forwarde d to any pert of the GOSS and Cm M. IL C. Serress, IS, Bouscrie4lol 2 l. • i Flesootrest, London. p .