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. . .- • • . .6r. 44, • , . • , • ' -... . , • ... , . . . •.• . . ' . ~ • . , , . ~ m , . . - . . :-..# • • 10 1 , 4. k ( 41r--1 " " ) ;-*44.\\ . /71 • . . _ . ... . J)) . .. • . :..7 .......... ? i s r e , '•• ,1 $ I • . a I L .. , , .. •It ~ ; It, i: ! , 4 1 Ni b'. ..... - ilk Air it• . . •) , . II SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1811. SPEWO NUMBER .75131 [PRICE SALES BY AUCTION. ZXCllket7.lll "ILL ?AT OPP:CC April 3, 1511. THE PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQUEILBILLs do hereby give Notice, Thit en Wednesday the 10th fa cant, and subsequent days, (Sundays and Holidays esteepted), they will deliver to the Persons who left at this Office Exche quer Bills to be funded, pursuant to the Resolution of the Reuse of Commons of the 15th Ultimo, Certificates of the amount of the Exchequer Bills so left, entitling such Persons to a proportionate amount of Five per Cent Stock, agreeably to the said Resolution. The Paymasters will, at the same time, pay the interest due in respect of such Bills calculated up 40 the 9th instant. EDUCATION. ------- - PIE Widow and Daughters of a teneficed Cler gyman of the Established Church of England, wish to take a limited number of young Ladles to live with the family, and be educated by the Daughters, with the assistance of eminent Mu tes". The house Is in a genteel and airy situation, near the Bed ford Nursery, and references will be given to Clergymen high in the Church. Cards of address at Mr. Ovey's, Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden; and at Messrs. Dartor and Harvey's, Baok sellers, G raceciturch•st tett. A young Lady having left school, or whose parents are dead, or relations at a distance, will find a comfortable home. At the Eichange Coffee-room, Bristnli nn Tuesday nett, April at five, for account of the thub.rwriler., THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.- ] Bags Spanish Wool, damaged. • About Seven 'Tons Cork Detest the Cargo of the Brig Isabella and Ann, Gem* &waft Master, iv ran ded at Scilly, on her voyage fr.)m Vleseia to Bristol. The Goods to be viewed on Monday, and day of sale, at Messri. John Ifaythorn and Co.'s Warehouse King -street, Bris where Catalogues will he delivered, and at the plan- of sale. MARSH and EBSW IR I H. Brokers, No. 9, Tokenhouse-yird. • , This day was published, Elegantly printed in post 4to. by Balmer. price 10s. Bd. in hoards, a New Edition, with 5 Introductory Poems by the Editor, of THE DEFENCE of POESY. The Author Sir PHILIP 81fINEE, Knight. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet-sireet. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stiatt, Goldeii-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the mo dern: style. Mr.Axtases system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi site for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a syperior style of grace and elegance. Those who do tut want rivate :etching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of ptipils, on the public teaching evenings. professors of da icing 'aught the must elegant fano, dances, and all the superior parts of •he profession. The Subscription A ssoathlies are every Friday. Tits day way was published, l2mo. with explanatory Wood- Cuts, p-ice 4s. 6d. bound, LITERARY INFORMATION ; consisting of Instructive Antidotes, Erplanations and Derivations, calcu- Wird to instruct and improve the opening mind. By INA BELLA KELLY (Now Mrs. HEDGEI,AND), Adthur of fire Child's French Grammar, Madeline, Poems, 3tr. " With all thy gettings, get understanding."—Proverbs. Published by C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Pateinoster-nr.v. Where may be had, by the same Author, Poems on Several Occasiono,prke At tUet..xch4av Coffi:e H 111 1 ,4 Dawn!, on 1 uesday nest, April 9, (to tull.,w the Sate of the Is*beta and Aon's Cargo), ABOUT 260 Bags SPANI6I . I WOOL.—To be vissied on Monday and Day bf Sale, at Messrs. Lane, Edwards, and Co.'s Warehouse, Head of the Quay, Bristol, where Catalogues will. be delivered, rd further particulars known of MAR and EBSWOk I.otulon, Aptil 2. 1811. Brot-ti, 9, Tokenhouse Yard .. BAST-INDIA HOUSE, Maks& it.. 1811. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tho C0111 1 41%4 of Ai RcHAprz I BNOL.IIND 6 teeing so the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That having received information that the holders of several of the Bills of Exchange drawn pion the Court of Directors in dis charge of the principal and interest of Indian Debts, are desirous that the amount of the said Bills of Exchange should be reinvested lo India. • Tbi Court have resolved to allow all holders of Bills, under atcepttnee, or presented for acceptance, and becoming due ;striven the date hereof Ind the lit March, 1 RI Z, the option of surrendering the said Bills. in order tb the reinvestment of their amount at the Presidency of Bengal, upon the terms of the Loan advertised in the Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary, of the 19:h of September, Duo, with 6 per Cent. Interest to be allowed from the date cf the 13111, and payable half-yearly, at the Presidency of Bengal, at the option of the Creditor either in Cash or by Bills of Exchange, on the Court of Directors, at the rate of ‘2s. 6d. the Calcutta Sieca Rupee payable six months after sight. The said In terra to be remitted every half year by the Officers of Government in India without any Commision or other charge attaching to the lerider, providing the parties holding the said Bills signify their buention. and surrender their Bills previous to the 1 Ot h April next. The Court do hereby further declare, that all Sums that may be invested i n pursuance of this notice shall not be paid off within the period of seven Years from the lath April, 1811, provlil-d the parties shall at the time of transferring their BMA s'gnify their desire to keep the Money so long in the Company's hands. Such Persons as wish to avail themselves of the Court's aeso teflon may, on aolication at the Accountant-Gent•ral's °flee, soe the Calcutta Gazette Er raordluary before mentlotted, aid heirs farmed more fully of the particular* respecting the method of transferring their property to the said ',ran. WILLIAM R 42111.12; Satrapy. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW SitIVGI-!TELI I, ILACCFRIARS; Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from Fier, and on Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase 0 ANNUITIES. INSURANCES falling due at Lady Day, will ex pire, unless renewed within fifteen daya from that period. The System of Fir:. hisuraneo paroled by this Coniyany, em braces every advantage on which it is possible for persons desir ing sad a security to calculate. The premiums for Mercantile Insurance, and fur every other class of Insurance in Louden, of the most moderate description. On Insurances out of London the premiums are lawtr than those of most of the Companies.— Vo chargeis in any case made for Fire Policies, or for alterations I by indorsement. A large Commission Is allowed on Life Insurance, and In that, Ind in every other department of the business, the Company's arrangements afford the utmost facility to all engaged in such transactions. Buildings in Foreign Countries may be insured, when their situation and structure are not o►jectionable. WARNER PPIPPS, Secretary. 1 ,• The Company's Office for the West...end of London, is at No. 97, on the West-side of New Bond-street, near Ox ford-greet. WINE COMPANY. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the otteution of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, to their very LOW PRICES for the Choicest WINES, Genuine Spirituous LIQUORS, Frilliest Bottled PORTER, ALE and Double BROWN STOUT, [OR RrADY 110111tY ONLY, which will be delivered to Order, free of Expenee, to any part of Lon don. All Orders seta direct to the Company, must be delivered fret of Ezpence to the Order Office, in the Commercial or sent Put-pall to the Secretary; and to prevent trouble the Public are respectfully informed. that no Country Order will be ere- Cued till paid for, unless the same come through the hands of one of the Company's Agents. Pine uld Port Wine per Pipe £H2 o 0 29 0 0 Half Pipe - Quarter Pipe - *Curious old Port of the Vintage of 11104, of the most exquisite flavour * - - - iLif Pipe - £59 Quarter Pipe Coo 4 Sherry per putt Butt - __ .. 116 0 0 SO 0 0 55 0 0 • 55 0 0 P 9ufreer . ikait *Very tine old ditto, fy.us I; die Wookrer Nutt 105 0 0 Half Butt - .t 53. .Quarter Butt - , 27 0 0 *Fit.. add Westltsdil Mid*, per Pipe • - 112 0 0 Half Pipe . . its 7. Quarter Pipe . 29 0 0 Pea, Down, 'Finest Port Wine warranted to have been II ran • in tbeWoed, new in bottles Ist to the Doses 2 6 0 . 3 13 0 Old eructed Port, 12 to the Dozen - *Curious cld Port, warrantal t 0 hays bees IS years in bottles. 12 tads. Dozen * • - - 2 17 • good Flury, 13 to the doses - '2 4 0 'Very 'Lae old ditto, warranted to have been 2 years in the Hint, IS to the dozen - - - '2 A 0 °Very fine rich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the iliac.' - 2 5 P.tto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto - 2 3 0 *Finest old West-indla Madeira, 13 ditto - - 3 3 0 *Finest White ?Invent, 12 ditto 2 10 0 *Ditto I'ink ditto, 12 ditto - - • 2lt 0 Ditto old Runt Slug', 12 ditto - - 2 6 0 Per Gallon. .0 2 6 - 0 11 6 - 0 16 6 1 a • 1 7 6 Fine flavoured Geneva - •D'tto old strong ditto Ditto ditto Jamaica Rum - - Ditto ditto Conlac Brandy - Ditto ditto Holland. - PerDor.:n. A ' Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the dozen - . - OC, 6 •llito Donble Brown Stout, ditto - - - 0 6 6 ' rine.t old Ale, warranted 22 Months old before' hottizel —.------ 0 II IS Finest Burton Ale, ditto - - - - 010 6 Ditto Cozkagee Cyder, 12 do. - - - 0$ 6 *Ver- cur:ous Coniac Brandy warranted to be 10 years old - - - - per Gallon, 111 0 "Ditto curious fine flavoured old Rum - . 018 6 Those alleles marked • are what the Company recommend as being of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, end of du4 finest flavour. Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the / Tradeprkn as usual. N. h. Applkation% for Agencies, where there are no Agents already appolined, must be made, post-paid, to the Secretary of the Cemmerdal llall Wine Company.—March 27, 1011. FOR COUGHS, HOARSINESSES, THE great Demsnd for Mr. GREENOUGH% LOZENGES of TOW, after fifty years trial, proves their superiority as themost pleasant and effectual Remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, and Definxithis on the Lurgl, healing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, and af hircfing Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consump tive Complaints. They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. The genuine, only, have R. HAY WARD, printed on the stamp; all others are counterfeits. They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 56, Piccadilly, London c sold also by Newberrys, St. Paul's Church yard; 'Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard.; Ihsyley and Co. Cock spur-street; Bolton and 'l'ut, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Oxford street ; Clarke, Borough; and Ward, Holborn ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines thoughout the United Kingdom. 1 Price One Shilling and Time Haliptuse the Box. J/OSIERY. • 13URCHASERS of 4ilk Stockings, or of India Cotton Stockings, are informed' there is a large quan:ity to` he sold off, vary cheap, at RADFORD'S Nottingham Warehousi., No. 52, Cbeapside, four doors from Bow Church, with a groat variety of all other sorts of Hosiery, Gloves, real Welch Flannels, Ladies' Invisible Petticoats, and Ladies' and Children's invisible Dresses, all in one Shopkeeper's; and those that want to tuy largely will find an advantage well worth their attention. Good White or Black Silk Stockings, 6s. ed. a pair; to the heat quali ties, proportionably cheap; Men's Brcwn or White Cotton, for boots, from Is. 6d. to 25. 6d.; very fine, for shoes, 35. tid.; La dies' fine Cotton, is. Q. to 2a.; superfine, from Ss. to extra superfine' 41.; a quantity of good Kid and Beaver Gloves, tad. a pair ; a variety of other Fashionable Articles, too numerous to mention.—Observe they are at No. 52, Cbeapside four doors from Bow Church---s4ame very curious White Kid awes to sell cheap. WANTED an APPRENTICE to a Currier and Leathereauer, a moat wive Lad, about .14, of respectable parents. A Premium will be expected ; he will have the Free dom of the City..--Addr•ess to I. Lowther, 22, Hampden-street, Somers Town. • SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS ON JURIES, This day was published, 'corresponding in gm with his Work on the OFFICt of SIMICITIITICIP In boards, 4 i PRACTICAL TREA TISE on the POWERS and DITTIES of JURIES, and on the CRIMINAL LAWS of ENGLAND.—By SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Kot, The following is an enumeration of the several divisions of this work, and they. will fully explain its, object and useful Intentions to the plain,: :. Historical Disquisition ;4. Striking, and suet myting of Juries ; 9. Duties of Grand Juries ; 4. Swearing in, and formitiq t'rtit Juries ; 5. Of Challenges ; 6. Of the Form of Trial ;7. Of the Nature of Evidence ;s. Of the Couniel ; Of the Judge; tO. ,11 the Verdict; 11. Of the itesponsibility of Ju ries ; Of Crimes and Punishments, including Observations on Libels, on the Reform of the Criminal Laws, &a. In the course of the Work are also Introduced full discussions of the questions relative to Informations ex officio, Banishments for Misdemeanours, New Trials, Libel Law, and capital Punish ments. The whole illustrated by Extracts from the Statutes, and authentic documents. Published by Sherwood, Neely, And Tones, Paternoster-row ; and to be had of all Booksellers. BISHOPS WARBURTON AND HURD. This day were published, 1. 'l l l-IE WORKS of WILLIAM WARBUR- A, TON, D.D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. - To whiele la prefixed, a Discourse by way of general Preface, containing semi Account of his Life, Writings, and Character. By Bishop HURD. A new Edition, handsomely printed in twelve volumes Bvo. with a Portrait of Bishop Watburton. Price £6.65. hoards. St. The Works of Richard Hurd, D.D. Lord Bishop of Wor h.noster ; TOW first collected.. With a Nacruive of the principal Occurrences in the Author's Life, written by himself. Hand sonic', printed in eight volumes 2vo. with a Portrait of his Lorci. l ,lp. Price XS. 12s. in boards. S. Correspondence between Bishops Warburton and Hurd, intitled " Letters from a late eminent Prelate to one of his Friends," left for publication by Bishop Hurd, with directions that the profits arising from the sale should be applied to the be nefit of the Worcester Infirmary. Second edition, in one large volume octavo, with two Portraits; price 12s . in boards. Printed for T. eadal and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, Handsomely printed in two large volumes 4to, each volume di vided into two Parts, and illustrated by numerous Engravings of Viewi,llutiluities, Portraits ' Moautnents, &c. price £B.B*. In extra boards. A few copies on Imperial Paper, price £l2s. 12s. a New Rados of ''HE ENVIRONS of LONDON ; being an His torical Account of the Towns, Villages, and Hamlets, within twelve miles of that Capital; interspersed with Biographi cal Anecdotes. By the Rev. DANIEL I.YSONS, M.A. F.R.S. F.S. A. and L.S. Rector of Rodmarton, in Gloucestershire. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, S•rand. Of whom may also bo had,, by the same Author, 1. A Supplement to the First Edition of the Above Work, con taining all the correztions VIT& have occurred, and the supple mentary matter which has been collected, in preparing, after a lapse of fifteen years, the new edition for the press—one volume 4to. with several Engravings, price £2. 2s. in boards; or on im perial paper, price £3 Ss. 2. An Historical Account of those Parishes in the County of Middlesex, which are not described in the Environs of London, one volume 4w. with several Engravings, price £2. 2s. in hoards; or on Imperial paper, price XS es. VIRE and LIGHT I quickly produced, without FLINT and STEEL!! or that DANDIROOSSOMMISTIIILE PRosniosara ! by means of a NEW POCK.F. I' INSTRUMENT nu de Lid so:1 only by THOMA 3 GILL, at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, No. SS, s IAMES'i-STREE T, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be bad, His NEWI Y-INV SLIDINO KNIFE, and KNIVES with PEN NIBEERS, on an improved construction ; his superior SURGE(iN's INSTRUMENTS ; GRAVERS and ETCH ING-NEEDLES for AR:IIS TS ; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS, NEEDLES, lkea. made by his IMPROVED PROCESSES, of AN UN• antaLnin Tawas. A 1.441211 LONG-CELL 22222 D WARRANTED SWORDS; GUNS, Parini, ARMS and ACOOU PREMENTS of *Very description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT . . THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are respectfully Informed that S. DAVIS havieg purchased the Patent of Mr. MO,Rets, for hid excellent MANGLES, has re moved the Business from No. 53 to N 0.4, Skinner-street, Snow bill, Lon4on, four doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect fully soliciu•the attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, tot power of execution, ease of working, substantial compact construction, and every useful advantage, stands unri valled, and which, upon inspection, he Is confident will be ap proved and universally adopted. • REGENCY I.QTYERY. CARROL ant Co. No. 2e, Oxman-Sl.llEler, near RAT HION a•Piaca, nespectfulle recommend the Scheme of the New State Lottery, containing 60 Cftpital Prizes. beir.g 16 mnre tha:i in the last Lottery. Tickers and Stares are Setlu.g in great variety, at their above old-ezablished Office. SCHEME. 4 ... Prizes of ... £5.0,000 ... are ... £30,000 24 32 40 ............... ..... SO ... . 1000 1000 2000 . .20,000 Tickets. • 1t200,000 The Tickets are Numbered from No. 1 to No. 20,000 inclusive. All to be Drawn on the KING's 11PiTli-DAY, J U`!B. the 4th. In the last State Lottery, No. 1,812, a Prize of ae2,000, was sold In One Quarter, two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ; No. 6,345, a Prize of £50,000, anal No. 12,103, a Prize of £lO,OOO, warr likewhe sotdln Shari by CA RRO LL and Co. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE beg to state:that there are at present upwards of 10,0i)0 British Prisoners in the diffe- ' rent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress • sad that the Subscription is Intended fur the alleviation' of thei r suf. ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cleath., lug, BedJing, Furl, and such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of. ' Amount advertised - . - £21,082 19 • Subscriptions since received : A Collection of the Parishaif l'aplew, Bucks, per Gee. Vansittart, Esq. M.P. - . - £37 15 0 Geo. Vansittan, Esq. I'VP.P. . - 19 0 0 Sir Lawrence Palk, M.P. - - - 10 0 0 Wm. Collins, Maze Hill, Greenwich - 5 5 o Par. of Fulmer, Bucks, per Rev Mr: Nettleship,Curate "I le 6 Parish of Goodworth, Chatfurd, Hants, per the Rev. 1,. tremonger - - - 0 1 1 Hungerford Church, Berks - - - 17 1 0 Lightermen and Watermen Company, transmitted by 21 0 0 M Lucas Esq. - - - . . The Officers, Non-Commissiohed Officers, and Pri vates of River Fencibies of the City of London 105 0 0 Capt. M. Lucas, Commandant of the River Fencibles 5 5 0 Brampton Church, Cumberland, per the Rev. 'l' hos. Ramshay, Vicar - - - 12 13 6 Nether Demon Church, per dirt* - - 1 5 1 Rev. R. 11 Nickolls, Rector of Stoney Stanton Hinckley 2 4 0 Meicumbe Regis Church, Dorsetshire, per the Rev. W. Gorton - - - Assington Church", Suffolk, per Rev. T. liallwar3 Melding Church, Suffolk, per ditto - Downham Parish, Essex Wieltford Parish, Essex - Fine from a Hackney Coachman - - Brialeley and Weston Colville, Cambridgeshire, on Fast Day, per the Rev. I Powles 12 7 6 Berne Markland, Esq. Cuerden Hall - 5 5 0 Thomas Hogg, Esq. of Lanning:on - • 10 10 0 Alexander Buwall, Esq. of Blackadler - 10 10 0 United Parishes of St. Antall'', Watling-street, and St. John the Baptist, after a Sermon I,v the lk.e. Mr. Johnson, and sundry Subscriptio-is transmitted by Christ. Atliow, Churchwarden 2.2 15 0 Congregational Church, Mile-End Old Town, on the Fast Day, per the Rev. George Evans 12. 1 0 The Congregational Church at Hammersmith, by the Rev. Thonsas Raffles - S 3 0 0 Denney Church, Stirlingshire, per Rev. John Dempster 61 i 0 Islington Parish Church, Derbyshire, per the Rev. Wm. Ensor, Churchwarden - 5 0 0 John Freeman, Esq. Litton, near Hereford - 5 5 0 The Fut Day £3 0 0 Lieut. Carr, R.N. 1 1 0 Rev. S. Kilderbee 2 2 0 I.ieut. 'l'. G. L. Watt 1 1 C Rev. Thomas Lee, .f Jas. Duff Watt 1 1 C Addesthrop 21 0 0 Admiral R. Willis 00 0 Mrs. Leigh, of ditto 5 5 0 W. T. 1 1 ‘ - 'IHlt AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISORDERS. Thos Wentworth 10 10 0 High Layer, Essex 414 il m. 10 Thos. Smith, Eq. sOO H. Child Ie 0 IXTITHERS's CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, , Miss Phillop 11 0 John Smith, Esq. 220i 1 V V a most convenient, safe, anti infallible remedyforNervous, I Rev. P. Wroughten 10 9 0 F.A. Moss, Eq.Goeporti 0 0 Silious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, and every kind of Debi- Sir Fred. Baker 19 10 0 John Bach and Co. 10 0. c 'ity or Relaxations in Persons of tither Sex, young or old, whether Mr. E. C. 10 10 0 F. M. per J. K. 2 2 t uereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence In hot or un- Rich. Hey 1 • 0 W. Thos. Williams 11 00 • aealtby climates, the immoderate use of tea, spirituous liquors, iA. R. 11 0 Henry Poyntun 114 or other noxious fluids, too sedentary a life. or too close an ap- X. G. 1 0 0 R. O. 1 0 0 plication to study, excessive grief, injudicious administration of Subscriptions transmitted per G. and W. 'mama, Bat.kers, Isercury, dissipation, excess, improper practices, fainting fits, Ashford: i riolegt head-aches, complaints of the lungs, Inward wasting', Several Inhabitants of Ashford - 22 1 0 trembling or shaking of the hands or Inuits, shortness of breath, Ashford Church, by the Rev. Wtn. Clarke 22 12 0 comumutive habits, Ike. Baptist Meeting, Ashford 4 0 0 Proofs of its efficacy in the above Disorders are inclosed wiz% 1 Parish Church of Shadoshurst - - 2 2 teach bottle. ' . Parish Church of Little Chart - - 2 2 E s ' Prepared and sold by W.Withers, Chemist, 229, Strand, Lon. ' I Parish Church of Orient:se - - 1 1 e don; retail by Baxter and Co. Glasgow; Lathbury, Liverpool; ' Kingsworth Parish Church - 0 7 ts the London Patent Medicine Company, Southbridge, Edinburgh; Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-house; sod by al. Ironside, Aberdeen ; Ross and Peck, Hull; Sharp, Portsmouth; I I the Banking-houses in the United Kingdom. Jackson , P l y mouth ; Conzdon, Plymouth Dock; Barry LA l i THOMAS FER.i.tI4hXH4, Secretary. Oulgio, Bristol) and all respectable Medicine Venders. No, a, Georgo-yerd, L om bard - street . I'rice a 5.9.1. per botao. ------4111111111 • 40 1 6 7 13 0 2 17 6 11 4 6 0 0 A NEW AND SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF NERVOUS. CONSUMPTIVE, AND SCROFULOUS DU. _ . • O REIER.S. • LEIGH, Egg. having been into . Staffordshire, A- 4 . and had ocular evideace of the aronit•rioal success of the Rev. W. MOSELLY'S plan for Curios Nervous, Cunsuniptive, and Scrofulous Disorder,. feels satisfied from what he Las set'n, that ao Nervous or Scrofulous, and but few Consumptive patients need nJw dzspalr of a radical cure. E 1.. having been •nstrucied in She method of cure, and provided with all the remedies, tray be consulted at his house, Nu. 10, Red Lion-square, liulbern. . . _ . Te prrvent improper applications from town ur country, letters must be poet paid, and inclose a one pound note, for winds W s/ruction and remedies will be returned. Advice to the Poor, patio, be!o:v eight o'clock, every morn- Durdvy excepted. • 1111.1 s MARCH 3., 1811. For SALE by AUC 1 . 10. N, by Order of thc Hon. eornmissicners of hie M4jeliers Otssieints, ons.Townlity-nest f Aprit.o, do , 11:6 - ""• Long It/Jam of the Custom-house, at tour o'clock in the after.. n0n, `111.7. following Goods, which have been detained -I. for being entered under value, viz.—Nine Puncheons, con taitiirg, viz.—a very elegant assortment of beautifuly-cut Quart and Pint Decanters, 17 Dishes of various sizes, large Bowls, Rummers, Tumblers, Wine, Cider, and liquor Glasses; Wins Coolers, Finger Cups, Jugs , of Castors, Salts, Sugar Basons, with Covers, and other Articles; also, Cruets, Castors, Sp rat- Stands, Rummers, 'fumblers, Muffiniers, Salts, and other'Artl cl a, not cut ; blue linger Cups, 20 groce Watch-glasses, Lamps, Shades, about 7 dosten Covers of Burners for Latrps, and 4 Pa• tent brass Lamps. Part of the above Article. are adapted for the West-India market, and will be put up in suitable lots, the remain der, for domestic use, will be put up hi lots to suit private familiei. The Goods may be viewed, by applying at tbt Warehouse. keeper's Office on Saturday. the 6th, Monday, the s.h April, and on the mo rning of sale, where catalogues will be tl , :livet ed. • FOR BENEFIT OF THE 17NDERWRI rtitd. For SALE by AUCTION at the BRIDG K INN, NEWHA.V EN, on Tuesday the 9th April, 1811, at' Twelve o'clock at noun, Duty fm for Salvage, in sundry Lots, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.--About 40-Hogsheads excellent French Red Wine. 4 Pieces of superior French Brandy. 13 Cases- coutanung Bottles notch Wittes and preserved Fruit in brandy. The above goods art welt worth the attention of Dealers and others. Also, a Number of empty Wine CALI. Catalogues of the above may be hal, and particulars ktvwn, by application to the Collector and Cootroller of the Cue cams, or Newhaven, March so.. A. MURRAY, lent. At the Cretan-hOuse, Hastiogo, on Thursday, April 11, .411, at Eleven o'Cleek io the Forenoon, for Po vale use, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- About 259 Gsllous Geneva. 164 Ditto Brandy, legal strength for Dealers., 18 Ditto Spirits Brandy. After the Sale of the Above Spirits, 12 Ash Forms for Oars. Tl.e Geneva and Brandy may be vieWeeatid tasted on the morning of the Sale. N. B. Twenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be r-goirwl. PLYMOU • At the Prince George Inn, Foxhole-greet, on Tuesday nett, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon , HE Portuguese Stare Ship SAM THE AIIGUSTO, with her Stores and Materials belong]: g to the Portuguese Government, as will he expressed in Invimtoriss. eistritsious ; Length - 128 Ft. 0 In. Br , adth 34 10 lieiyht between Deets 5 A.dmeasures - 661 87-44 Tons. She Is Coppered and Brazil bud:. After which will be Sold, for dome Consumption, 1 Cable Is inches, nearly new, and a quantity of o.ller English manufactured Stores. For viewing the above, Inventories and further particnlars ‘ apply thr.te days before tke Sale, at the Counung-hoese of Moen. Widow Symons aml Son, Merchants, 'drams Ste ;,or to Peter Symons, Broker. PLYMOU l'ti At the London Tavern, Foxhole-greet, on 'Tuesday, the let.b day of April, 1811, at F.le ten &Clack, THE beautiful Copper.b:lttouted Brig DART. nistemsioNs, I.engtk.. ...... .91 00 I Deptluin the Hold 11 0 0 Breadth 03 ti 0 AdaL:asures 204 61-04 Tons. This Brig is new, Oak built, and tinidied in a moat superior manner, pierced and fitted for IS Guns, and a remarkable fast Salter; she has a large Hold, excellent accommo.lations and Is equally adapted for the Packet Service, or for arty Trade when Burthen and Dispatch are necessary to be combined ; her Stores being new and abundant. she may be sent to Sea immediately at an expence extremely trifling : captured on her• first voyage by his Majesty's ship Amazon, John Joyce, Eq. Captain, and condecintil as Prize. Also her entire Cargo, consisting of • About 271 Bales of superior new Orleans and Georgian Cott*. Wool, 25 Tons Logwo.gl.—After which will be Sold, Forty-one Hogsheads prime Kentucky and James ItiverTobacco° •• 33 Bales of best Louisiana Cotton Wool. For viewing the above, and further Particulars, apply to Tho mas Cole, 19, George-street, Plymouth. This day was published, elegantly printed in octavo, on fine wove piper, hot presed, price in hoards, 10s. ltd. CHRISTINA, the MAID of the SOUTH SEAS. By MARY RUS . "ELL mcrFoRD. Prhited for F. C. and Rivington, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by J. Hatahard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, A VOLUME of MISCELLANEOUS POEMS; price's. ShCOND EDITION. This day was published, in I Vol. we. ornamented with a richly engraved Head of Dr. Paley, by Englebeart, from a Painting by Sir William Et erhey, price 10$. Id. boards, MEMOIRS OF WILLIAM PALEY, D. D. By G. 'W. 24.1EADLEY. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, to which is added, an Arrtnntx, containing Extracts from Reports of his Lectures, &c. never before published, or little. known to the Public. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 52; Paternoster row, Lon don ; A. Constable and Cu. and Mundell, Dot, and Stevenson, Edinburgh. 11111