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OUTLINES ,of NT iLALINA r i colbutioi 1 g 31 At the Custom-House, Deal t on Mondav the 14th (fey of Aura l 1309, a' 4 wo o'Clock in the AR cnonn, that be continues to sire the full value, in ready mosey, 'TEIE FOI:LOWING GO9Dg,- rig. for Diamonds and Pearls, at No. 32, Cockspur- street , Cumin.. poen, llistory of the prioelfal yerietiet of Mittexal mad FOR PRIVATE trIE, •'....., Cross, Opposite the Carmen tavern. ihnees; together 'vritk a particolet esatetsiest of dm& Physical ' .-. ... _ . . . a I 11,113.. a Manors I I ittlaid PwrikmSe rlomilliir "1: ti 9951 ONE Hi:l*M BD POUNDS REWARD. r4iikked, in , - -.- Frka ins: OUTLINES of MINEKALOWri codbutioi Ig ig _k_ a StiGelillikt‘trY' of. the Peineirni y.irioties of Mineral w4 i inntes; toggouter with a particular esateniolt of OW Physical Cloratoss, and Clionsidd Maly& Dy 1-. KIDD. M. D. • Professor of 7Ciatinistry in tlie University of Oxford. , Primed fbr Imme s " . kiimi s tteds, and Orme, paternoster- Om; and Visa 6 '-• 4100111 1 1 k ... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Friday, **gust 11, 1809 THOMAS RiCHARDSON, a Perm' employed J. 1, 1 t he Mind Dapartritest of QS* being strongly sus roe! of Frio*, • vnitx „ er s op:approbead, 'or eabse+ldm to be apprehended, win ~,t i tle{ to a Reward of One Htmctred Pounds, to be paid At the Custom •Hatuse, Deak.onMundav the 14th (fay of Aura l - uO9, gr c wo n'Clock to the Afir rnann, '7'ET E FOLLOWING GOI)Dg,- viz. FOR PRIVATt USt •. - • L • 3 1 Callani•Ganetra I Inlaid Pastlßodla Drethile Olt pito Brandy . . . Case I LI I)itiio *gip ito Carnelian . . . Stories; and five 47 Pounds Omen TCA Cr'o •elsan Cr , ssus in a is 12:**Bottles Red Wino • Avansßox IS Ditto Cordials • 4' an Netklace• .22 Sinntl Pur ~ k init $ Pollards Nutmegs and '' i • ForPuties—lo Gallons Ma eira Wine—So Ditto Brandy. Fon EtraniaTion,. 9e Pieces East India Silk tiandlterefl[efo' Witieit may r.: viewed ind Tasted on die Moe " A deposit of 2i per Cent. Will be .- e . h coIvICHOO. • Ff r boilt . 34 iilears of Age, fair Complexion, round Face, le t, light lumen Hiir,tut short, is stout made, about 5 Feet io yr I I Inches in hefght,and hal lost a ToOth In the centre of his t oper Jaw, part of whirlfrentains end is quite black.' He shsconded•on the Monthly et the toth, and it stmpcisett to b a re brat dressed in a bine Cent * Wiped-yellow Waistcoat* lawn coloured Cloth Breeches, and whke Stockings. He is & Susitz.Matirand weal biought op a Bricklayer. he - o id Theini n ifitichithlOnt"resided in Lant-street, in the onugh; i n Sea Coal-lane; , SeiliinAill; and in Field-tan: if the undet.destribed , Bynkl-PastAtiAls should* be 'offeied in parinent, please to stop theta end-the•Parity;atal give immediate Nu:ice: TO PARENIS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED . a Young Gentleman, as an Appren ece to a SURGEON and APOTHECARY, in ►ery rt• spcctable practl'e, at the West-end of the town. Application will be attended to addtered, post paid, to L. M. at Mr. Pitt. Coventry -street, Hay-market. • 44 - FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN.. privately 'taught, at No. t 9, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have.never learnt that iceontplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLCN's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom lt is an object to acquire.easliy.thatfashionehio requi. si.e for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a, superior style of grace and elegance. • Those who do not want private teachi. g may learn at a small expence, With a respectable set of pupils, on the public leaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught tht most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the prefessiorn The -Subscription Assemblies are yen, Priaay. This day was published, ke64in fp*, lAs, 1114.ite proof impressions, on India paper, pritie %Os.. SIX ETCHINGS, by WILLIAM CROTCH, V from Sicett.beatty Mr. O'Neil:, of the RUIN • of the-Ltte FIRE at CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD. To which is pre. Cud, some Account of the Fire, and the Building injured by a. 'dot how Alebat. MIT,: Poe of Sale. - . act - nazi. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and by R. BlL,s,Oxford.. KAT OF FAIMOUTO. ' By Or,der of the ifisnourable Coin ons,jer,criof hie MaJest 'es Customs, On Thursday, the 17th of Anust, by Ten o'Cleck in the Fors noon, wig be es!‘oseti to Public Sale, at the Custom-House, to this Port, T HE. FOL LOWING GOODS, VIZ : rAugttst, tyo xi() 387 4 / .... • • - tro 3579 4 . .. ;.. Ditto. /10 .... . 'SAO Leo .... AIM" titlio. • £lO .......... sods f..d.f.•46 Dirt*: AEI loyal& to John,ffittoell, Fetal' Order.; GREAT BARGAINS. • SECONV-VIAND PIANO=FORTE, inlaid case, tusd ,ped 1,1 y firadwood, lately the property of a !lady. price only Twelve Guineas. One ditto, by Bali,witb addi tlonid keys, pedal, Sc.7.*Siateen Guineas; one ditto, myth additional Ileyso)y Eiroderip,TWelVeGuineas;-one ditto, without udditional iter - , Ten titaness, To be seen at Ni. 5, Lefeester-plke, Leicester-square, Troth eleven to four.o'clock only:. • '• N. B. Packing-case can be made, and every other charge,Two Guineas. . . 349 Llitte 200 Ditto Salt 22 Ditto Tobacco 19 Ditto Snuff 22 Ditto Segars 37 Ditto Tea • 87 Ditto Coffee 34 Ditto Cocoa 1 Ditto Chticolve ' 79 Ditto Pepper 24- Ditto Thread • 96 Gallons Wine 3 Ditto Cordials 36 Pieces Cotton 1 Ditto Isiaokeeri 1 Ditto Muslin • 76 Pair Silk Stockings Tke Gamic may be vivwed plication at the Custom-House. 16 Caps '2 Itches iigs 1 Bnnnet 6 Umbrellas se Yardc Silk 12 Silk 1-lAn4ercbiefs 11 Pieces Oak 22, Ours 1 Marble Ornameat 1285 Pounds L'ut•cr 200 Nl° Cheese This day was published,price ag. • • . A CATALOGUE of BOOKS' forming the Cla‘ • steal Library. No. 30, Soho-square, London; the property of W. H. LUNN, importtr of Greek and Latin B oks. Inter spersed with Bibliographical Notices, and combining some of the carlieit.hpecimews of the Typographic Art, with the most respect: able anodern Editions of the Classics, and Works connected with Ctassical Literature. H . ARVEN"S SAUCE volt FISH, GAME, &c. y'hey are not Accepted nor badotd, and consequently are not iegoCiable. By Command of hisivilijeity's * Phstmader- Gen eral, FkAiVelS IfftkE Li NG,'Se;eatiri.. LAZENBY'respeetf tilly informs the Nobility aid Gtritryi : thoralsoveradirirrd Article is prepared on !y at 64 Ditto Currants Set Ditto Arrowroot Szi Ditto Sweetmeats 4 Bottles Pickles .. . . . r !Warehouse, Nts. 41;Edveard-stre A, Portman-square ; and (by appuintincit) may be had of J. Baxter, Edinburgh ; BeH, scar -I.borough if Greitsoes, LiVerpool ; G•-ty, Manchester ; Terry, Brighton; Loaner, Southampton; Elliot and seedhait, Bath ; lefferys, Salisbors : Liver, Swaney ; Stephens, Bridlington 1 @ay.. Ike. kn.- and to prevent spurious unitationa, each bort!! bas Mr. Harvey's signatu r e I):1 the label. E. 1.. at the same time begs to recommend her genuine Essence of:Anchovies, which, with a variety of r.ch Sauces and Pickles, may be had in ciises of all sizes. for family use and exportation. • J. B. Some scarce Books are just imported front Holland by Mr. Lunn. YE Aft. • • .• - TBISI-T re.spectitilly acqunints ;11.6 Piihl:c, that . !bc only le-nere to he draUl) this Year is .ye STATE LCIERY, which will be drawn on llie.2(qh of neon , ()ember,. :11! it! nye day. . I ti ca :od Shares are soiling in mat . variety ; the so me st . eli , s 1414 approved, the eiiip.m the purchase the bet ter. there bei-g only IMO Number s,.froin I to 5000: Schemes with pr: icidars may be had gratis, at either of Ban's n'd :szolalished Offices in LP: don, i HE COMeLETEn EAII-41 ON SHEEP FARMING EVER PRINTED. This day was published in oto. illostrated with 11 Plates, price di. Its. In boards, THE System of SHEEP-GRAZING and Ma- nagement, as practised in-Roauvey Marsh; with Practical Obwreations on the Management of Sheep in general, their Die- La,:,, Stc.-14 DANIEL PRICE, of Appledore, in Kent. London: Printed kr RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Black. friar% days before the Sate, on ap. bathe course of the present Month of August will be published, In five volumes gym with an Adas of the Roads of Spair, and oars Maps of the Country, act% 1, CorihilL or 9. Charing Cross, WI. re Capital Prizes :o immense amount !too ntirnerons for ins .rion) nave been soh!, shared, and registered, and where Per sons in the Counzry may be suppliied smile as if present, by sewing their Orders (Post laid) accompanied with good Bills, Ca . 1, hank Notes, or Post Office Orders. gag I ase to notWe the Lottery BEGINS and rixtints on the October. aril t: a: day will decide P 200.000 in Prices. RANSCONII3's Lucky LOTTIAX OFFICES, HOLBORN, 37, CORM : MA. ; likewise at 269. FRAND, and 33, ILAYMARKET, St. James\ where the foil n; g Capi . al Pri:tes, in the last State Lottery, were Sold, Shared and Regict, red, narhilly, - . The GRAND PRIZE of woo rjettTs, Which produced £24,7f 5 ; Like% ite Three ttopoo, One I 0,000, Two ono, One ld sinde 14th htiotctt, 1808, Eight X2n.006, 10; 51-IARES, With several XlO,lOO, ri9, • V'ith iet—ral 4: ea, ittc. ; eke... AU ,01 . 0 in Shares at'the .000, 2E500, &e. &c. bnve Ofsees, and where rich , tc a. O. .;'n.tr , -. art nosy selling in the pres , mt new and im arva S'ale a-Cr Z' ry, which will be drawn on the c20.!4 Oct nb.'r e ard conic s :KW> numbers, ayreftirt., SA early purchase A:tedium. ne.ed 'sy Sir JAMES MLA X 3COSIB awl Co. t?chenies clratis, and Prizes raid nn 'demand. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cn. Stock kx- brokers, resp.-c NH) acquaint the Pohlic i that the whole of 0 .2 sTA I.O"I'TERY Wig be drawn in One Day, 20th rf OC rOtiER mien '.'kit Let! , :ry has only 5,000 Numbers (from No. I to 5,0e0 i• Foi.r rickets of a Numt...r, sir that the Purchaser of a `rgl: Ticket wilt pin a Prize. of X 20,000: By Two Tickets of the same Number, .C 40,000 A. Pm.: of By Three Tickets of ti:.e sarae Number, Xdo,ooo A. Prize of By tour Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of . - - - 2,i other Prize* in the sahle Proportion. CAPITAL. PRIZFS. • - of - - A 50,000 .£l,coo I 8. - of - 2,000 12 - of - - &c. &c. &c. £80,0A) of - of - X 1 ,000 500 TICI“:"1"g and Sit sErs arc nn Sale by AICHARDSON, t'd Co. Cr:rnhill, and Charing Cross, London , .hared and Sold lait Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, 10,197, 1. I s,o?i .Three I'rizes of X2:0,000 ; and '1,930, A 0 MOO . They .! 0 !in ot4 Office that ever sod Shares Ivo Prizes of PP.ESENT PRICE - - Tieket, £2l 11s. - - £ll 00 I Eighth - £2 17 0 - - 5 13 0 Sixteenth - 1 9 0 HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, ^!:e !nfa!lible Prevenrion of &C E RTA I N DISORDER. TOP r Y Years extenvveexperience of the preven- :; . ve I-1 of this PROPI(CAC rip, has acquired it a unparalleled in the annals of Medicine. This tele- Antiventreal Lotion (being only an external application) condlcive to glod health, and yet is a perfect security in ! v, nereal Contagion. it :3 sold in bottles, at 10st 6d. each, or 10s (If more than one, •+t 73. 61; or three for a guinea, with. directions (only in 11:1) by Mr. LEAK Cooi, No. I, Little Suffolk-street, Hay -11 , P , :d will be sent to order, by Inel:tang the amouut, with Vulre,s (real or assumed) post-paid. SPEEDINIANS STOMACH PILLS, A MED:CINE o f re g u l a r Prescription, and esta. d credit, is perhaps one of thejnost safe and efficacious. tin Car. It eaten at this season of the yam., and at all times for, S i .3 ''; 1. Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to promote rlLlar t'cr :piratiun, in Deficiency of Boil, and In Obstruction of !:••• in Hear: Burns, Costiveness, Cholics, Gout, Vomit in Head Achs. On tr al, their intrinsic wroth Will prove t* tr st re:onintendation ; they are particularly recommended .ri..g :h. courie of Sea Bathing, and drinkhig the Sea and Nil 4,rai Waters; also-for thus. living in Warm Clinuros. er.tpar,d by '1 hoinas Shidlitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High i‘liddlesex, by virtue of an Assignmen t fr o m H. and J. sleir:k. sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Spe& ; anal are mid by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. rattEs kaarrh.yard; and Bacon and Co. No. 160, Oxford -street , , in k le - , at as. 4s. 6d. 108.6 d. and One Guinea ; and may be had si die Principal Venders of hiodicihes itt Tow* had Contry. r. ~:~'~, CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey. Lucy Baily was fou; years afflicted with Scorhtitc Ulcer ations in one leg, and speedily cured by 'p Isburrs Pazert An sem...uric Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cured of an uiceratt d• kg, by taking seven small b. tiles —Janes 'kelton, aged 29, duced to great weakness, with the loss of 90 pieces of bone, re , stored to health and a laborious occnpaion, thougb the loss of his leg was thought necessary to save his life. The genuine Medicine has the words, By the King's Patent,' exp-essed on the bottle, bill of direction, and ou:side wrappe►, and the King's Duty is printed in black ink. . . • • Sold or the L.nspf.nsary, 15, ',lio--Ture, London, in arnali hn , 'et of ss. 6(1.; d , )telle hott!es, Os.; . Lott•rarger, U. 21. Co-111).1+ , 1:d Essfiscr, to a4i.av s.no , easont irritation,: tta., . SUPERFLUOUS HtUks. T ADIES.--That supeillirms Hairs are one of the r• • • g. a rst don*bacEs from the bratty. , and delicacy oldie We mile face, neck; arms, Ike. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the pens4nr. To remove th , m, vari not preparation. 11.,ve, from time to time, started ur,, —hut, most of them, having h,• 7 r fott-ti either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the groun,l In recnrnmen.:ing I'KEN I's DEPILATORY, the proprietor.; will only obseree, that it removes the Ha 4 rs in a few minutes, without any pain or unpleasant sensatio . h tit has been happily appli tti and highly approved in the first circLa of fashion and ran!c ; and that for efficacy and innocence it now stand: absolutely unparal,eled anti justly celebrated. It is sold by special appointment, by s'r. Perrin, N0;23, Sontii arup.on-4trete, Covent•gardea, in box's, trice 51. eae.s It k t'old at.:n, by all the principal Per:sum:Ts and. Vend i's ot - Prt prietary . Me 7 icines is London. To Ladies in the count-y, ment, free of postage, to Mr. Perrin, it will be imanedtatelfioi _ warded. • . WHITE HANDS have ever been esteem,:d a personal beauty in both Sex. s, and in some prts tt Fu rope are essential to parsons of rank. i'he BA:4IJAN A .4CIA or ':ician Washing Cakes possess the retthar prlperty of giving the most exquisite delica cy of teeter,: an ! inconceivab'e fairness to the hands which are constantly washetiewi.h this - Spap. casts wher ..he skin has been injured by • isb.sur or other vio. knee, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, a. d !. permanently removed and succe ded by a sm.ruhness fairnes. and delicacy •4 appearance, which cannot be acquir -d by a. !. other means whatev.s. It is by experience on* that any oue m: form an adequate idea of the superior excellence if this Snap.— int/ by the Proprietors Agent, whose signiture it bears, Willa. 'Withers, No. 429, Strand, near Temple Bar, •London • nil the Proprietors, as a further security , b g them to be , pa rticular sio•icing, thit the name snot address of the printer, E. :ipralg, No, 27, Bow-street,. Covent-garden, is affixed to the label :wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by many respettall Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country,lr c s. each cake. But it. is all times necessary , o' be part:Senile ot observing the above caution which will be the means of prevent ing the imposition which has of late been prailliseit. THE WAS EKING PLACES i•O 1809. ear was pu'llished, price 13s: in boards, 131. 61. in red,nr Ils calf, gut, in one very thick and closely. printed Volump, illustrated with nearly 70 Maps and Views,. I HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING :end 1 SEA BATHING PLACES in England' and WAs, Co. consisting of Accurate and Circuinstantial•Descciptians. of !every Place of Fatiltionableßesori, and of theCuritosiii . 4 isruk Sce nery irr their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to' and from each Place. • By die £Dfl'OR of the PICTURE of I.ONbQN. This Work is so well known litid has been so universally ap proved of for les completeness rnd accuracy, that any ftws her de scription of it cements, or any observations on, its merits and uti lity would' be supergruotss. The. Places described are : ABERYSTWITH LEMING CON P9IQRS BA I'll uri - LE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOONOI‘,IIOTHAMPTON LYWNGTON BURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGHTON 1 MARGATE BRISTOL HOT WELLS sad MATLOCK CLIFTON RAMSGATE BROADSTAIRS . SCARBOROUGH BUXTON SIDMOUTH CHELTENHAM •OUTHAMPTON CROMER SOUTHEND DAWLISH DOVER EAS nouRNE EXMOUTH . FOLKSTONI FOWEY HA.RROWOATI SWANSEA TEIGN MOUTH TENBY • TUNBRIDGE WELLS WEYMOUTH - WORTHING YARMOUTH HARWICH HASTINGS . • A TOUR to the LAKES A TOUR in SOUTH WALES ........._ _____ ILFRACOMBE ATOUR in NORTH WALL! ISI lOF WIGHT • I Etc. &c. itc. Printed for RICKARD Pert-Lira, No 6, Bridge-strert, Nub friars; and .6 be had of all •BookseUtis, particularly of chess w h o **aide at the respective Sea-Bathing and Watering Place. mtLrrARY BOOKS. • ilte went of good Military Boois in the English Language is notorious even to a Proverb; ev••ry endeavour, th,frefort-, to supply the deficiency, wit, it is presumed, he honoured with encoorigewent. The two after-mentioned Works are-calcu lated ri.spectively - for the • perusal and study of all the S • iJr uld Junior °theirs of every kind of Force , a .d cannot fail to _ _ be reed with avidity througiout the Enrisli .Iriny. 17th der was published, in three handsome and closely printed Volumes; Ulu'.trared with numerous Engravings, price One Guinea anti a Half in boards, I. ESSA YS oil the THEORY and PRACTICE of the ART of WAR, including the Duties of OFFICERS on ACTU A I. SER V ICF, and the PRINCIPLES of MODERN .k.CTICS. Chiefly translated from the best French and German Writers.—By the EDITOR of the MLI.I TARY MENTOR. "if the principles contained in these Essays w.-re generally lissentiowed through the service, and so much practical know ledge were brought into union with the unequalled valour and parnoti• m of the Officers of 4ur various military establishments, the British Army would be invincible both at home and abroad." Letter of a General Officer to the Editor. 2. A new Edition, in Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap tivo. price 12s. in boards, of THE MILITARY MEN . 1 .014, being a SERIES of LETTERS recently written by a GENERAL OFFICER to his SON cri his entering the Army. Comprising a Course of elegant Instruction, calculated to unite she Characters and Accomplishments of the GENTLEMAN and the. SOLDIER. The established character of this Work, its general receptior in the Army, and its adoption in all Military Schools,itre the highest eulogiums which can be conferred upon it. Private encomiums, addressed to the Editor, might be quoted out of number, but he is ilitiShed with the utility which he believes has attended his wen- meittlt endeavnurs, and is sufficiently compensated by the sale of man , thousand copies of his work in a vecy, short period. He bepes the principles eintained in it will be immortal, and on their actount he is soliciltme that hjs book shouldlast, and be r'eul and studied,as long as the language in Which it is written. Printed fAr Wiena.ae Pnictirs Bridge-street ) LOAM; ar.4 . o ht had of #ll )1.9 1 / 2 ,01rs 444 ?);aleit 10 )194W0 aft* . *4 - . apd site colon**. • • • , • . A. • - • ~ A VIEW OF SPAIN; comprising a Descriptive Itinerary, or T op ographical Delineation of each Province, and a general Statistical Account of the Country; including its Population, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, and Fi nances ; itsGovertunent,Civii, and Eceleilastical Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature; its Manners, Customs, Naurral History, ke. By ALEXANDER DE LAEORDE. Translated from the French. Printed . inr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; and R. Dubs and Co. Soho-square. CLASSICAL I.II3RARY, SOHO-SQUARE. This day were published, Vol. I. in Quarto, price IL 1 is. 6d. in boards; Vol. I. and IL In Octavo, price I Ss. in boards, A ESCHYLt TRAGCEDIE qua . supersunt de - per di tatum FabulaPum Fragmenra, et Scholia Graca, ex Calcine THOM/E SFANLEII, cum Varsione Latina ab ipso •ernendata, et CoirtmcnTorio tonge gam antes fuit. auction ex Manuscriptis ejus nuns demum wino. • Acceding varig Lee-. Ames et Not= VV. DI). Crlticz ac Yhllologtca. Quibus suas pasnm intertexult Samuel Butler, A. M. Regiz Senora Saloptem .ii.Archiilidascalus, Coil. Div. loann.npud Cantabr. nuper Socius. Cantabrigia Typis ac Sumptibus Academicis, 1b09; veneunt `.entlini aphid W. H. Lunt.. - • Thisday was published, in 12mcf, price Ss. 6d. boards. j ET l' RES Tune PE RUVIENNE par Madame de GRAFtiGNE, traduites du Fiaucuis era 'Wien par Deodati • Moptuccl. A I.undres, se trouve chez T. Boosey. Broad-street, pros de la B .urse Royale ; Dulau et Co. Soho-square ; Longman et Co. "aternoster-row Vernor, Hood, et Sharpe, Poultry; and C. .aw, Ave-Maria-lane.—Ou se trauvent Lettres d'une P. ruvienne, en Francois IStmo. rel. 3s. 6d. I.ettere d'unePeruvialia, traduziobe dal Francese, ism°. reL :s. 6.1. Scetta di Lettere familiari degli Autori celebri, raccolta di 4.4rdioi, 19mo. 31. ekt • rionnai. e deb Lingoes Ittlienne, Anglaise et Franc:aise, par 3 , rtarelli, 9 vols. 12mo. rel . il. Is. • Novelle 11torali di Seave, colic spiegazione Taglese, di van 1 lionsi, 2 vols. tllnlo.'ss. • Tragedie di A:fieri, corr. da roomed, 9 vols. 12mo. 11. ls. bards. . - 'FOR S LB BY PUBLIC AUCTiON, At the London Inn, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Tuesday thi 15th clay•of Auguit, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon precisely, THE entire CARGO of the French Brig L'AVANO TURE.—For Exportation: 106 Hbds. superior Red Wine 1 /Ulu of Leather . 20 Qarter Casks White do. 1 Case Wrought Iron 112 Cases Claret abd Yin de I Bale and two Trunks Shoes Grave • 1 Ditto Woollen Clot 12 Baskets containing SO dozen 1 Case; containing • a Clog JIM Champagne in high eau& two Gilt Candlesticks.. tion 1 Trunk, containing Lined too Cases Tallr;w aad'29 ditto 100 Demijohns, Lentils, and Wax Candles other Pula • • Iron in bars lOO cases Pilots and Raisins 60 Casks Paint eco Barreh Grease 5* Sim; lies yfor - si amp. 54 Bides Salithltie Large gutatity of Assorted Cordage s Quits Sail Twineoke. 1 Cue, cottaining 11 Looking CASSIA 20 CAWS Pickles 1' Trunk Silk Stockings,Cilovos, Silk, and tither Notary I Cue, containing Cold Snuff Boxes and sundry other Articles 28 Ditto Sardinias -20 Baskets, containing Olive Oil in Bottles • 46 Cases; 50 Pots Preserved Nuke 100 Kegs Goose Hams - 120 Wickeved fere, containing. Aings,olo Linseed Oil end Spirits of iter Mover, Turpentine dug Cold Sn Cases Dimity Ad sundry ark I Box, containing two Officer's Hats, Epaulets, &c. • And kr Home Consumption, ISn Barrels Flour 109 Cases Cheese ' !.o,Diuo Beef and Pork f Casks Hams 44 Firkins Butter This Cargo has been landed in the best possible prder and cone &than, and is recommended to the attention of the.Bipertera e s deserving notice ; it was Intended for Guadeloupe, eiad is behest arranged than most of the Cargoes offeted for +We at this port; condemned as prize to kis Majesty's ship FOILTIM; HINItt VAtiIIITTART, Esq. Commander. Also, the Good Brig lUNO.—Drtettsitors Length aloft ST ft. oin Breadth Extreme 95 ft. gin. Height between Decks 5 3. I Depth in the Hold 10, 6 . Admeasurcs * - - - 283 14-94 Tons. This Brig is well wsrth the attention of any sten in want of a Vessel suited for the general purposes of trade : she takes the ground, sails fast ' and stows a large Cargo; is in very good order and cond!tion, and is abundantly found in Stores. Condemned' as prize to his Majesty's ships lasotitzer and Aattow. For Inventories, Catalogues, viewing the above, or any further information, apply to W. I'. Smith, Ekq.peorge's-street, Dock, or_ IA MES .LADE, in Plynsoptil.. • • ESSEX: FARMS, MILL, COIT.M:ES, WOODLANDS, ac.' AC EARLS COLNE, &c— • Between Halstead and Coicnestee. • To be SOLD by .kt/C 11014, by Mr. WHITE, At Qarroway's C •ffee-linuse, in Exclialw: , -allti, Copohlll, Loa dea. on Monday, September 4th, 1809, at Tertive o'clock, hr a Lot.. j'ALUAPeLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD .7( I.and-tax red: einvd, comprising severif Farms . , an, overshot Mill, Cottages, Lanus', &c. s containing hut Three Hundred Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas; ure, and , ndlands; let part on Lease and at Will,;t old Rews, aqd the Woods in . Hand, anima:96:g to Thre- :kindred and Twrnti .'outids per Annum, bi:t ca” able of very cmsiderable improve. m, ; most desirably and advantageously squat,. In and ~earths. pleasant Yillage of Earls Cline, lour miles from Halstead, four from Coggeshall, nine from Braintree, ten from Colchester, kao. fifty-one from London Descriptive partiCidars may be had On • the 14th of Au , the George, Earls Coble; Georg., Halstead; tbe C.ltiss o Colchester ;'Saracen's Wad, Chelmsford; and at the psi Into of the surrounding Towne; at Garraway'st Thomas. toil, Esq. Solicitor, Old Bailey, London; and 0 "Mi. W Auctioneer, Storey's Gate, Groat George-street, ROYAL. PATENT. GODBOLDes VEGETABLE BALSAM, ad mitted by the Faculty as the first medicine in the world fOr Coughs, Colds, A‘thmas, and Consumptions; for it has never , been known to fail when taken upon the first attack; thousands of times it has Stieceeded after patients have been given over.— Strunocr proofs of its efficacy c.Mnot be given than being • mended by the fcllowing Nobility : • The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Rightl-loo.Viscouoi Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon: Lords Macdonald, Grander, Fortescue, and Montford, Right Hon. late Viscountess Dud • and Ward, Dowagers Grander Filmouth, and Fortescue, L a d . Appreec; Sir Francis Blike ' Edward Newnham, John Cogh ' and . George Armstrong,' Barts.,•, Generals Doyle and Erouly,e Colonels Baker and Debath, and ( many others ;as m a y b e see" ' In the Treatise, at the iProprietor's No 3, Bloomsbury-square, ivaer 'advice is givest daily, (Sundays excepted), from eleven o'clock till two. . ..,..., , • . . Extract of a letter from the Rev. kiclatrd Chapman, Vicar of. Bakewell, in Derbyshire, to Messrs. . GOcitsOld Bloomsbury- . •.,•. Square: . ' Gentlemen—l have great pleasure to inform you, that my son, *. J.. about 15 years of ag e , who wasin a deep decline, and given over by his S urgeon and Appthecary (declaring it as thatit - ?pinion that tto medicine could be of any further service to him); is happily restored' by taking six pints of your invaluable Vegetate Italian; and is at this moment a healthy stout young man. ,; : I am, Gentlemen, &c.. RICHARD CHAPMAN. 1 ~. ~` a~e.w~r :s;. r Ebb farts . . THE CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW of this ,tr-r . iii 4.7 i . A- dgy will contain Observations on Mr, COBBET7"s second 11 . . - FOL I. Letter •tss 'the King. R i Sections ou the kriSktit;,X Meeting of isodijko ti j a 44. / .3 i g Wednesday last, &c. Ste. ; and the Proprietors will continue (evn 342 Ditto suvr., , every succeeding Sa:urday) to expoie the daugerous sophistry 200 Ditto Salt that so constantly appears in Cohbetei Register. 22 Ditto Tobacco Orders received by tare Publisher, C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall ; 19 Ditto Snuff 1 by the Clerks of the Roads, at.the General Polo-Office, and by 22 Di t t o Segars every Newsman in '1 own and Country. 37 Ditto Tea