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. y~ , . A 1 A r ... _ . _ ir: eslc , 104::: • • • . . • . , AA ~ ," % pr.., ...„ .-. ~,, .1" . . .., t.. . , --te: ''''', . . -6 •. . - , k • ' Jall , ot • it > . ~ , ...._. 2t_ di ,,.3. . 4 , n. t, 0 . , t . *s y-- •,., 4 p , i . _ oumnza 76951 THEATRE ItOYAL, covstmaißnaN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, %All be performed,. .MEASURE FOR MEASURE. • The Duke of Austria, Mr. JUMBLE,; 10.4tN Augelo, Mr. ISRYI4IORE ; Ildcalas, Mr. MURRAY ; Claudio, Mr. C. ICEMIILE ; Lite..., Mr. JONES ; Leopold. Mr. HAMERTON ; Elbow, Mr. ELANCIIARD ; Ponsfey, Mr. LISTON; Baniardme, Me. EMERY. Isabala, Mrs. SIDDONS Ilitatkusa, Mrs. POWELL; Franasea, Mrs. HUMPI-UtIES ; Mrs. Overdone. Mrs. DAVENPORF F. To which will Le added. its Farce of -ALL THE WORL'S A STAGE. Sir Gilbert, Pump Lin, Mr. BLANCHARD.. , .Captain Stanley, Mr. HAM E.RTON Vail& Stukely, Mr. CLAREMONT ;' Mr: LISTON; ' Mis. Bridget Pumpkin. Mra. DAVENPORT; Kitty Sprightly, Miss S. BOOTH. 'T morrow, wilt be produced a New Conde Opera, in Three Aets;ealkstrUp to Town. tc - ti ' WHITE HORSE INN, TAVERN, and 110 - 1 EL, for (IEN t.TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. TARES RICKARDS most respectfully accru.timwr his Friends and the Public, that helms recently taken the above long established Concern, aud in soliciting their Putronsge and that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, In terims them, that with a view to lender the Most superior accom modation, he has made cinksislerable alterations andimptoeetnents on the Premises; anti that from an arrangeount with some of the first Merchan:s In the City, he is enab!ed to have always on Land an extensive stock of the moat choice old Wines, and ge nuine Spirits, and he assures those, Gentl.tmen and Famihei who honour him with their support, that no exertion on his part shaill be watginn to render Them- every,conitort an Inn can rossibly afford.—Coaches to most rafts or the Kingdom—NW Post Chaises. WHITE LION INN and TRiIItiiN,'STRATEORDAIPON . AVON. -•- yr ROCHE begs kave to announce to the Nobi -1~1• lity, Gentry; mid Public, that he Isms lately entered upon the above Inn, whith he has impressed with addiuonal l3eds, Furricure,and other accommodations ;sand takes this opportunity of returning his most giatefiti acknowledacituents to his friends and the numerous familles With whose safiiort-he was hotidured during Ins residence at the Gitarge.leni Sitivston, and he hopes by an unremitting attention to the coinl:o o rt,a,pd convenience of his several castonters„t6 merit I contiguanee of theirs and, the public tastier. Good aceofmnodatima for Commercial Gentlemen.—TheWine and Liquor Trade continued as usual. Stra ford upon-Avon, Nov. 2. 1131). BY His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT'S ROYAL LET l'ElkS PATENT. THE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD SAVA. TiVE BATHS, particularly calcidated and recommended for the use of Hospitals, Hotels, and Private Families in Town and Country; they may be fixed in Dressing-rooms or any other situation, and Can be ►eated when required in a very short time. May be seen in use, and are manufactured only by the Patentees,_ Aienstrong and Folkard,'76, Great uutxn•street, Lincoln's-inn ii London. An eztsnsive and fashionable assortment of Registers and Stoves: Grates ha Steel, Bronze, and Japan Empyreal Air and Descending Floe Stoves for warming eloarehes, Rails, Grunt bailees, and large Buildiegs; also an Improved Kitchen Appa ratus, which will roast, bad, bake, iticteteatn, by one smellier. - - , - ~ CURRIE, OCULIST, No.'-'27,• 1)1'u:7-Lane, (late Principal Assistant, to the ceithwed Mr. Witua.sis, of No. 09, High lioliparn; a/14 - Np. 3,:lred ).ian-Aquare), Cares. or Relieves, almost all DISEASES of the EYES and EYE•LIDS, , without any Surgical Operations.—Mediciui . , with proper Direc clops, sent to any part of the Kingdoin. The Poor Gratis, at Ten o'Clnek In the Moining• . , PATENT FLEECY HOSIERY, manufactured by HOLLAND, WAISTELL, HORTON, and Co. the Patentees, and Manufacturers to their Majesties; 9e, High Hol hovn ; who also manufacture Cotton, Worced, and Lambs•wool, in every article of under-clothing, both for ladies and gentlemen "These Articles, which are very numerous, are of their own in vention, and manufactured of the best materials ; they are of full we, and of acknowledged superiority tit make and shape. Every Article both of Fleeted and Plain Hosiery to be had of the Patentee*, and of the most respectable Hosiers in town and country, by their appointment. BRITI"H PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 41, LONDON-W ALI , opposite Bethiem, London. CHEAP, Durable, and Impenetrable PAINTS , for Park Palings, Fences, Barns, Stables, Brick and Plaster FrOnts, Iron and Wood Railing,Tiles,filates,and Weather-board big of every description. • per cwt. Olive Green 745. I Chocolate Dark ditto - 655. Lead colour Invis hie Omen - 565. Black 'White 565. I Red • • . Stone Colour - itis. I Prepared Oil, to thin the above, which possesses great pre serving tpaalitie s at 55. per gallon. White Lead, 525. per cwt.— Linseed Oil, ss. 91. ; and Turpentine 7s. 6.1. per gallon. Colours Dry and Ground, &c. The impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being pre• pared fur the above description of work only, possess the gr: amst durability. They dry very quick,aud cover a surface con siderably greater than any other paints, and, in a few months, become so bard as even to repel the action of edge to.k, whk,g peculiar quality enables them to resist the effects of the Weather in au astonishing degree. In addition to these ecleantages,They w.ll stand in the hottest Climates; are a Cure fur the Worm and Dry Rot; extremely easy to work, not requiem g -my rstra trouble eh. oreparatie.e, and win be found when used .0 be cheaper than ert common Coal Tar. " i • Tiles* Paints are taut prepared from Tar or Fish Oil. -- CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chit- W•dren'e Distmes.—Thefr symptoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and egular state of the bowels, attended after with violent, pains they bring on convulsions; they a ff ect she, growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a cousumpt iOll or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these Mantling comelaints,the above tesreitm Medicine is universally allowed. un tiw f thtabi e blithest characters in tins co untry, toll in sunk and u pr o resc thy, to have no equal. Their - public approbation, given tolhe Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success.' In their own faro:lies, stamps-its merit beyond competition, and gives a .anction to it, of which no other • Nledicirs: of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the tare of children, shouLd'have this remedy as family Medicine to resort to, when ever the swmach or bowels of Chthiren• are any way disordered, 'which it will always be found to relieve. sold, wholesale anti retail, at Chine and•Batler's,b:o. 4, Cheap tide, London; Sharp and Ltelam, Portsmouth; Jones, Nl'es• 00, Atinwr, and Mallory, Porten; Hall and Johnston, Gosport; ' 'Coleman and Jacob, eheemess ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, II ull ; lioeland,•Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Coliterr, Plymouth, Kann and Lloyd, and titvioney and Co. Birmitttliani ; Whinge and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Statues and lynch, al archester ; m rewan, Exeter; Smith, Nlanderton, Renburn, Scott, e%) and and tax sce, 1 40,burgh; Baxter and Tsl'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulg Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. ' Norwich • Mennen, Leices ter • and retail by mo st cou ntr y ineJicine v‘i)dczt, iu looses, at Ss. id. and Ss. 6d. each, • per cwt. 565. ses. 5Cs. 465. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1811. CONTRACT FOP. TAP. AND VARNISH BRUSHES. , NAVY-OFFICE, Nor 4, 1811. I THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. SIONERS of Xi: MAJESTY': NA vr, do herety give Nctite, That on Wednesday, the 20th instant, at one o'clock, they Wilt be ready to treat with rod) Persons as may he willing to Con tract for supplyis4 His Majesty' Yard at Deptford with TAR and A'ARNISH BRUSHES. Pat kriu of the Brusher and a Fora of the Tender, may be seen .1 • this Clue. No Tender will be received after one o'clock, on Me d trcafj, nor any natitid, :intent the party, or an agent for him, attends.' EV et!, Tender must be accompanied 1 3 a Letter, addrened to the Navy Board, and signed ty two respeasible Persons, engaging to become...towed with tke Person tendering, in the JAW of £5OO, far the d,,e performance of the I,,,ntrad. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Cc , rber 18, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING IfIS MAJESTOS TRANSPORT SER VICEJor Whig Care of SICK dad WOUNDED SEAMEN; and for the Care and Custody of PRISONERS ef WAR, .sio kereiy give Notice,, That they will be re-atly at this Office, on 'Tuesday the'llah of November, IRII, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract fir Supplyiug MUSCOVADO SUGAR, : • CAROLINA RICE, PEARL BARLEY, and SAGO; For Sit Months certain front the Sth 'January, 1812. No Tarsier tail! be received after tare °Week cm the day of treaty, IN, say noticed, unless the party, er an agent for kin, personally attemds. Each Tender ma be accompanied by • Latter fro* too* respon - tabla Perseas, engaging to become 600..4' with At Person tendering, in the mg eye £560 for the due terfurcnrace of the Contract. Farther parts ulars nay be by applying at this Agee. MATCHLESS STATE LOTTERY: ONLY 8.2.10 NUMBERS. Two Matta of each Number. NEW :SC MIME., taw CAPrEALs. I Prime of - - X 16,200 2 Pezet of - .• ',X3,000 4 Prizes of - 41,000 ace. ?cc. &c. All ttbe Drawn Tuesday, 19th Tuts Ivlorrrn. N. 13. The usual Demand is near three times the number of Tickets -which this Little !Artery crintains; it is therefore evi dem a great part of the Public, both in Town and Country,can , not be suppled. The present price of Tickets is only Nine teen Guineas, and as no partiality will be shewn, those who first apply will be aceornmodated ; but from the very limited number of Tickets and Shares, it may be impossible to obtain them at any Price, as THE DRAWING APPROACHES_ 1 his day was published in 2 Vois. svo price in board. 14$. A New Edition, being the Sixth, of qERMONS TO COUNTRY CONGREGA -1-0 TIONS.—By the late Rev. GEORGE MAGOUT, M. A. Rector of Beachemwall, Norfolk. Printedfor F. C. and J. Rieington, No: 22,2 c Paul's Church yard ; soid also by J. liatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Familiar 'freause en the Sacrament. The Third Edition, price thi. or ss. a dozen. UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGIDE. For Idll —l2. This day was published, price Is. 6d. A CATALOGUE 'of an extensive COLLEC -1- TION of BOOKS in ANATOMY,. MEDICINE, SUR GERY, MIDWIFERY, CHEMISTRY, PHARMACY, &c. New and Second Haad, including an Aesortment of Valuable FRENCH WORKS on the above Sciences, lately imported. Sold by Thomas Underwood, 4(4 West Smithfield, London. To which are added, Tables of the Pay of Vie Medical De. partment of the Army, Navy, and East India Company's Bemire; a Complete List of the Lectures delivered in London, with their Terrtu, Hours of Attendance, &c. 0- A Discount of I . VII per Cent. for Ready Money, from the Modern Part of the Catalogue. , THE PACKET, kr,. WAS RECEIVED, and the Request.: contained in the Letter will be complied with. The most profound secrecy an ! honour may be relied on. Fur ther Communication is requested iturned.ately, if agreeable, ape pointing an interview. , FARMS To LET, MESSRS. 8R0'.`.."74E, SHEE, and Co. (Auctio neers, Appraisers, and Agents for Selling, Letting, Rent ing, and Buying Estates, Farms, and Houses, Southampton-row, Russell-square) beg to announce the following Farms to Let, viz. One in Lincolnshire of 300 Ave., uncoarnmily luxuriant Marsh Land—a Manor Farm in South Wales of 9.50 Acres, im prove:dile Land—a Farm in Devonshire, 500 Acres—Ditto in Gloucestershire, 124 Acres—Ditto In Surrey, 96 Asses. Applications to be post pa.d. FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE AT EIGHTEEN YEARS' PURCHASE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. BROWNE. SHEE, and Co. (Auctioneers, Appraisers of live and Dead Stock, and Agents for Selling, Letting, aud Valuing Estates, Forms, and „Houses, Southampton-row, Rua sell-square), A SINGULARLY valuable and well-circum- I- 1 stained FREEHOLD ES fATE, comprising 450 Acres of uncommonly luxuriant Land, let in sundry Fawns to most resPec , able Tenants, at Rents amounting to XI 4'20 a Year.— The above Estates are desirably situate in a most approved and 'lt'ghly cultivated County, in the South of Ireland; exempt from the Payment of Income Tax aud Poor's Rates ; where Labour is cheap; Bread ild per loaf, and the finest Beef 4d. per pound. Letter: to be post paid. NORFOLK—FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, lly Meisrs. BROWNE, SHEE, and Co. Auctioneers and Landed Estate Agents, Southampton-row, UNDRY valuable and highly improvable FEN 1-.1 FARMS, in Value from 2500 Guineas to .020,000, on Lease to good Tenants ; and which will be Sold to Nett 41 per Cetit to the Purchaser.—Letters to be post paid. A LITERARY DESIDERATUM. _ - On the let of January, 1812, will be published, the First Number of a New Grand Nmional Magazine, entitled • THE MENTOR.—This work will be introduced to the notice and patroirage of the Public by an Subscription, which offers to all lovers of Literature, to the Fa , there of Families, and to every individual to whom Science and Economy are objects of attention, more and greater advantages than the limits of an advertisement will allow us to enumerate.-- . Prospectuses may be had at the Mentor-Office, 18, lvy-lane, Pa ternoster-row, London, and ofall respectable Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. 8.7 Just published, at the Mentor-Office, and may be bad 34 above, J. S. Dickson's Catalogue of Scientific Books for 1811-12, collected from the celebrated Libraries of the late Alexander Dalrymple, Esq. F.R.S. and Hydrographer to the Board of Ad miralty; Andrew Mackay, L.L.D. and F R.S.; Dr. Samuel Horsley (Bishop of St. Asaph), 1..1..D and P.R.S.; George Gil pin, Esq. F R.S. and Secretary to the P.oyal Society ; Rev. Ne vil Maskelyne, Astronomer Royal, D and F.R.S.; and li berius Cavallo, Esq. F.R.S.—Amoug this valuable collec.ton are some very curious and scarce articles. MONMOUTHSHIRL. VALUABLE COLLIERIES AND IRON-WURKS. TO BE LET, On Thursday, the ith day of November, 11111, at the Lion Inn, in Pontypool, on a Lease fur 80 Years, A MOST eligible simatioit for opening of very large --L 1 COLLIERIES and IRON-S VONE WORKS, and for es tablishing extensive IRON FURNACES and FORGES, mune at Nant-Sychan, only one mile and a half above the ueper end This day was published, of the Pontypool branch of Canal from Newport, limn tie In one large Volume, Bvo. price, in boards, 125. command of a fine stream of Water, which wit afford two or ADISSERTATION on the PROPHECY con- three fails of forty feet each, and sufficient to drive much Ma tained in DANIEL, Chap: ix. Ver. 24 to 27, usually deno- chinery. This Estate contains about Twelve Hundred Acres, minated the Prophecy of the Seventy Weeks. under the greater part of which lie the same range of veins as By G. S. FABER, B.D. Rector of Redmarshall, Durham. those of Blaenafon and Pontypool, being front three to nine feet Printed for P. C. and J. Rivington, N.as-en, St. P3llii . ii Church- each in thickness, and equal in quality to any in Monmouth yard. gold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. shire for malting and manufacturing Iron, and all other purposes ; N. B. This Work completes the Author's Plan set Dissertations together wiih numerous Veins of the best Iron Stone, sufficient on the Prophecies, which reach to or beyond the close of the t for the supply of two. or three Blast Furnaces for More than the great period of 1268 ,years. He-believes that none of them have whole term; and Lime-stone Quarries within three-quarters of ,now passed unnoticed by him. a mile of the premises. Lately published, by the same Author, A Main Level will drain an immense quantity of each vein a 1. A fourth Edition of a Dissertation' on' the Prophecies that Coal and Iron Stone; and shallow pits and small Engines will isave been fultilied, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter he tuitilleti, woik inexhaustible quantities of both. Motive to the great period of 1•.!SO years, &c. la 2 large vols. This is also a singularly commanding situation in consequence Svo. price in boards LI. Is. of being placed within a moderate distaece of shipping at New f. A second Editiun of a General cnnneete, d View of the Pro- port, where large quantities of Coals (front extra-workings above phecies, relative to the Couver si e n, Restoration, Union, and fu- the supply to the Iron Works, or some particular veins of Coal ture Glory, of tke Houses of Judah and Israel. In two vols. ay°. I not suitable for the manufacturing of Iron) may be advantageously . disposed of. price 17e. -- Great quantities of Csal from this Colliery will moreover be THE 01.101•.1 I'ALGIC, or, Chemical Essence of shortly conveyed by the Canal to niar Abergavenny, and item Horseradish, a (lure for the 'footh.ach and Ear-ach : and thence, by a Tram-road now formingoowards Het ...ford. CAR BO NIA' FED DENTIFRICE, an elegant and efficacious The rail road leading from the Canal tO l'ontypi ol to BLienafon Tooth Powder, resulting from the recent Discoveries in Che- runs within half a mile of the premises, and the ground is very mistry. - rk2 Essence possesses the property of safely and imme- suitable for a branch of rail road to join the ;same. diately stoep:ng the Tooth-ach, and has the peculianeffact, it it I The tense may also rent the whole of the Farms and Lands come in comae: with the exposed nerve, to prevent the recur- 1 under which the Coals and Iron Stone lie (being now let at will) relict of that torturing malady, its operation being the same as a which will afford extraordinary accommodation to works of the styptic on a bleeding vein ; in gilds and rheumatic affections of i above description. • the jaws it will he found particulkely beneficial ; also in the painful ' Farmer Valentine on the premises will chew the lands; and for Dentition of Children.— l'he Carbonated Dentifrice restores to 1 further earticulaes a . ply (Why letter post piid) to Messrs Martin the enamel all its native whiteness, 'gives a florist colour to the and Davies, Morriston • near Swansea (who are authorised to Ist gums, and by in peculiar o I n t isceptic quality, rentaves every an. the same), or to Mr. iffebb, at Pontypool, on the 7th of No. plea: aunt colour from the mouth, and imparts tb the breath a most • veniber next. . delicate fragrance. . N. 13 1 _ Ajno Whe. LET, a very valukble COLLIERY, situate a• Observe the names of Barclay and Sons are engraved on the within a mile of Poulypoul, at Graig-N, and instur.liately bew &oily affixed to each, price 2s. 9d. Prepared ny Mr. King, Apo- tween Csittn.Frwit Ore and Nant-Dd Brooks, comprising great thetary, Brock-street, Bath; and sold-wid, sale aarl retail by his iittantildn'of the same veins as the briery-mentioned, and works- Agents, Nieaars. Barclay and Sons, ' lest-Markets l.outiun. We by levee, and by shallow Engines and Plts. Enquire as abovoti . . CAERNARVONSHIRE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Crown and Anchor, at Fanelli, cn Wedn-sday, No. vcinber 18, between two and five in the afternoon, subject to , 1 conatlons then to be produced, unless previously disposed of by private contract, of which due publicity will be given, THE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, CAM CEFN-MINE, with the Demesne and other Lands, arable and pasture, comprising 130 acres or thereabuuu, lying all com pact in the neighbourhood of the market-town of Pallltelli, anti close to the great road lea.iing from thence to Porthdinllaeu.— It commands a beautiful and eztenolve view of Cardigin Bay, and is surrounded by a variety of Scenery, grand.and piciuresque in the extreme—The I'!.asure•grounds are highly ornaminted, and well sheltered by ♦arious and rich Plantations; and the House is, In every respect, suitable to the residence of a Gentle. man's Family; having, belonging to it, a walled Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees of the choicest kind ; a double Coach. house and Stable, detached Brew-house, Laundry,• and other convenient Offices, together with an excellent Cold-bath. 'I he Estate is held under a Lease fur the remainder of a term of 30 years, which commenced at Michaelmas 1794, subject to . an annual rent of 18 Guineas only ; and Immediate possession will be given to the purclia A Servant In the house is appointed to thew the premises; and further Particuiars may he had by applying to Messrs. Poole, at Caernarvon, or at their Oilier, at Pencraig, in Anglesey. N.li. A Sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements of Husbandry, &e. &c. is fixed for Monday and Tuesday the 11th and 12th of November, and Catalogues will be prepared in due time. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPF&NY REGULAR COPPERFb TRANSPORT ASSURANCE. COMAIIITTZIP. 'Oa 1 ye t•aasc:.r AN() f N 6111,10 iCAC. Mr. Robert Chapman Mr. Tleoma. Remote Mr. Frederick Cox Mr. Charles Herring Mr. Joseph Elowson, jun. Mr. sainuel Mr. George I.yall PIIS assurance, which harbeen very recently esta- ished, - otigiseted in a wish, repeatedly expressed I,- Neve• rat respectable Ship Owners, that an associatint: to insure recip-o. catty their respective Ships In the result: Transport Service could be framed In a way to glee the Association collectively such a lawful rontroul over its individual Members as would en sure the observance of the it uks and Regulations whicit mleit be deemed essential to the purposes and well being of the lintel*. non. at the same time restrvfeg to each Member iniotedetally a • legal and tend:misted riialt, in cases of lose of average, to recover ptytnent thereof from the several Mem!). r; of the Association re.pectively, who may have subseribed hh policy. I his desira ble olive, it is presumed, has been sad fac:orily acet.mplishod ; the Committee, fully sensible of the invortan,:e and ditlienhv of the task inlyosed upon theot,„love, in the first outline of their lean, and at every step of their progress tcr.yareis he compleion, consulted high legal authoritle; in various departments of the taw, ty which, without losing sight of practical faclli.tes, they have beetouniforrnly guided. • A regular ace meut has been drawn out and settled by an eminent Convelsocer, to be signed by all the Members ot the Associatiort„Ahrodtaag ends of them severally and resfectiveif, hut not join ly or in partnership with en h other, to insure their re epecteve Ships, agreeably to the Rules and Regulations, against ail kw or 4 . ..itnage whatsoever the may accrue to them, except ing only such as the Owners are indemnified against, and shall actually recover, from the Transour: Board, conformably to the stipulations at their charter.party. .1 . 11/4 deed forms the ground-work of the Institution, and corn prises all its fundamental lairs and regulations, wieichcannot be altered or rescinded tett by a majority of two thirds of the Menna. bets present at an ex 'aurdinary General Meeting, convened for that sp..cial purpose. A General Muting of all the Members of the 'Association will, in conformity with its Rules, be tatted in the year 1813,t0d ono/ In every succeeding year, to elect new Members for the Committee, and to regulate and take into their consideration generally the affairs of the Establishment. None b.et regular Coppered Transports GUI be admitted into the Aro. dation, and the sum which may be insured on each ship is Irons £2OO to £30003 rising in a graduated scale of proportion to the amount of the .contributing capital, as is more particularly specla fied in the primed Regulatioos, agreeably to which the sum now insurable by the Association is £2OOO on sick ship. All Ships admitted into the Association ire valued at £lB per ton for the adjustment of average loss. This regulation, it is presumed, wilt give very generai-satisfaction, the want of a filed standard of value having been much complained of in many *air Associations of this nature, as, according to the prevalent mode ot valuation, at the discretion of the Owner, ao unfair ar d dos cided advantage is given to *Motor and consequeatly low valu d Ship., over Inure vatuabez toes; for instance, it two vessels of - the same register tonnage sustain damage to the same amount, one valued by the Goner at e.e.retXe, ant the other at .CIC 000, - (as is frequently the case) it might easily happen that the former would be entitled to recover a cioniderahle compensation front the. Association for such damage, while the latter might have to claim whatever; and In the event of :he loss amounting to such 1 suns as to give both vessels a claim for average, it is manifest that the inferior ship would be entitled to receive exactly double the sum the more valtieble one could claim. That this is tint • r equitable nor reasenihte must, on the slightest c.ceisideratior, strike every unprejudiced orals This mode of valuation also offers a powerful inducement` persons who do not fully insure their property, to estimate it with a view to average too, num% under its real worth, which. in course, operates to the preju . ' of those who v due astir Slaps upon a fair prin:iple. Al. the e objections and inequaliete s ere obviated by tire cri-erion of valtos established in tl is Antic ad en, which has also an eel jest tendency too prevent verylnfe for stops teeing ettere.: to at. To enlarge se.ore Icily upon the real or suppose! adouneges o f • .his or many other of its regulation% wouldtuo much extend'' limits of au Advertisvmeni, intenegd only to make ko.wo tit, establishment of such an Association to persona who may sot otherwise have an oppor.uniry of becoming acquainted with it. Ilse Committee may be allowed, however, to offer thei iropar dal and dismterestedtspinion, that upon a fair examined n of the regulations and general constrmtion of thz Association which is now submitted to the consideration of Owners of 'I to espotts, rs will be found to combine at least as many practical adv images as any other of a similar nature, with the awe red convicti m diet it is in all respects founded upon stric.ly legal principles. Copies of the Well and Regulations may hr had, o s apptess tion to the Committee, at their °See, No. 13, St. Swithin Lombard-street ; to whom all persons desirous of having :leer ;gyps inured, must apply, by letter, stating the partie niers LvicUß TANT iNi ORMA t lOot TO LAND & TimBER7 SURVEYORS, AUCTIONEERS; AND BUYEK3 LANDED PROPER. FY. AN Est a blishment is forming in London, whose. object is to extend the Concerns and Practice of Land Out. • ireyors, App: shiers of Live and Dead hock, and Auctioneers, residing in the Interior of England and Wales; by making them known to Capaalists in the Metropolis and throughout the Em pire. The Mr tution affords considerable facility, valuable lit. tormation, and int,iortant advantages, to Gentlemen having Mo• wry to invest In Landed Estates, or desirous of Letting, Selling, or Renting Farm. in Fogland, Ireland, or Wales. A Pros,itc•uVof tbe P an may be had on applicatior, roe , paid, t o M e s.r., browue, one., and Ci . Landed Estate Agent, and Auctioneers, Southamptun.row, Russell-square. SoIeONION'S CORDIAL BALM of GILEAi, La a Sovereign Remedy for Weak and Shattered Cantstitutici , Nc•vous Disorders, Weakness of Sight or Memory, Hypochon dela, Trembfings, Horrors tif the Mind, Sexual Debility, and elk cher Disorders arising from a related State of the Nervous Sys tem, and often the crosequence of Intemperance, Debauchery, Inattention io the neces cry Cues of 'dealt'', Luxury, &c. OLD COUGHS, ASTHMAS, and Consumptive Habits, ate under the immediate influence of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which it soon relieves, and speedily curt.. Poverty ef Blood, and emaciated I.imbs, will, ere long, inset the heppiesr 'Linage • the Chill Watery Fluid will become ric e and halsamic, and the lindss be covered woh I kith, firm said h.alshtul. In adirmsCon of its truly happy. I ailing, bah lour, mid renovating efficacy, itch testimonies of the Sri autiminy are U 0 VI extant, as must convince the must incredulous of its unaliug re storative powers. Th r printery object of Dr. °nl roost, of Liverpool, who here Bubo:Us his ideas to the public, confirmed by a burg sod success ful practice, is to relieve those persons who, by an immoderate iss dulgence of their passions, have ruined their constitutions, and brought on a perfect Tabes Dorsals, or in their way to the cos - summation of that deplurabts.. malady, are affected with a 7 of those previous symptoms that bitray Its ii, preach, as t a various atiecti.ms of the nervous system, obvitiate is . Involuntary emissions, excesses, irregularity, 'r obstructiras certain I:incitation', weaknesses, total impotency, bartenness, &e. But the relief he wishes to administer is nut confined to d ese • alone. The valetudinarian by birth, who has received from his parents the inheritance of a diseased and unprelifie frame; the dee licate female, whom an immured and inactive life,.tegetber with the immoderate use of tea ant! other week and watt ry aliments, has, without any fault of her's, brought on all the calamitoue symp. tenet of a eonsumptive het*, and are, without timely awls a ce, sinking into an untimely grave! To 'orb at dlr.., tl'. r rat BARI of Gilead w ill afford the most permanent relief, and rest. e (under Divine influence), to the enjoymeut ui .1. Mc solai.orie Itle.—se.l by Messrs. Dic-y :ad Co. Bow Church-yard; and , Mathews and Leigh, Nu. ta, Strand, prier ins. 6d. or tour of Family Bottle for 335. by which the put chaser saves iiicloding the duty. Of whom may be had, a new edition (with an elegant Portrait of the Author) price ss. of Solomon's Guide to Health, er Advice to bosh Sexes. to obtlia 'a :al ea: and permaneet cure for the secret .nfirmitite V.-Nature. • .4 CUMBERLAND TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that Capita MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE., called BAR ROCK LODGE, in the County of Cumberland, adjoining the High-road from Penrith to Carhele, tieing seven miles distant from the latter, and eleven from the former, cantalulng 900 Acres, or thereabouts (exclusive of the share of Common yec.to be received) of mon trainable Meadow, Arable and Pasture Land, within a ring fence, well watered and most beautifully wooled, and in the most perfect condition. The River Petterril running through it for near two miles (one of the best 'EFOUt Streams in the North - of England) and on which is callus' Mill lately rebuilt, as is the Dwelling House 'Opining. I •flie annual +Ale of the Estate .einuo, or tliereebo.,ts, and when the fell allotment of Common is added to it by the Com missioners, now dividing Inglewood Forest, the value of it is computed to amount to above £2OOO per annum. Stich an im proveable Estate is seldom offered to sale, and is well worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman inclined to lay out money in land. The House is in complete condition to receive a family immediately. For further Information and particulars, apply to Messrs. Gramm, Modality, and Domville, Lincolit'a inn, with whom a Map anilines ef the Estate are lodged; and to Messrs. Mooney and Giles, Carlisle.