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- .17. - . • - • • _ . - '1.14106":k * at' 7 .1 " -at 'all , 7 C ' -e.41 ... • , vultutft 7439] W ED N ES -- CADIZ. . . A VIEW of that interesting City and Bay, with 11 the Towns. of Rotd, Port St. Mary, Porto Real, Motllirra, Sidonta, the We of Leon, &c. is now open in the lark C:rcle, Birkee+ Panorama, Strand, near Surrey-street. ANATOMY. jf P... CHARLES BELL will begin his second i:OURSE of LECTURBB on ANA I'OMY and SUR.. GTEY, on Saturday, the 19th of January. Mr. Bell's Course ti eonducred In th,i'fillorying divisions le the Forenoon several notational I In the Rooms. At Two o'Cloelr,, dailyl a Public Lecture is given on Ana 'bonw, from Sevyo to Eight &Clock. On Tuesday end Thursday Evenings a Surgical Lecture is do. ..Aran% Mid an operetlort performed. . Satiriay is devoted to the repetition of such subjects at may *aye been imperfectly understood by the yourser Students, "luring the Lectures of the preceding week. Fees as blih.-no held to be established ; Anatomy and Surgery, Iv. guine as; Knot is, three guineas ; perpetual to.the Lectures, ten euineas ; perpetual TO the Lectures and Rooms, twenty luitieas.—Nos 10 assd 11, Leicester-street, Leicester-square. Is are given . rrO BE DISPOSED OP, the PROPRIETOR .I SHIP of a well-established PROVINCIAL NEW& PAPER, connected with a miscellaneous feinting Biddies. situattil in the most, populous Manufacturing District in the Kngdom—For particulars apply by Letter (post-paid) ayier and Newton; Warwick-square, London... _ LAW. . . A N ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR,- between 11 40 and 50 Years - of Age, in established and respectable Practice in London, wishes to resign it, and to practice in the Country, within i5O miles distance from London; he will there fore be glad to treat with any respectable Attorney and Solicitor in established Besiness in a healthy Shoatlon within that distance, for a Resignation tberenf is favour of the Advertiser, either by wav t:1 Fachange, or for an adequate consideration.—No Pro posal of Partnership will - be attended to.—The most satisfactory refesences bo given &id requirt.d. Letters (post paid) directed to A. Z. at Mr. Rushton's, Law Stationer No: 113, Chancery-hoe s London, will meet with isn isiedtate it tendon. ISTAI ES in the COUNTY of DONEGAL, U • TO 11E RESOLD, Pursuant to certain Orders of the High Court of Chancery in j England, made in certain Causes intituled DOWN.LS versus TnoasAs," CCERTAIN LANDS. HEREDITAMENTS, and PREMISES. comprised in toe Manors of BOLL CRANAGH and ELOGH,•in the County of Donegal, ifs the Kingdom of Iraland, piirt of the Estates of the Marquis of Dnx sot, and containing ib the whole 23,196 Acres and 17 Perches (subject to the severe. valid Lease% subsisting thereon), for an unexpired "Feria of 1000 Years, at a Pe.per Cons Rent, before SAMUEL Oosarrost Cox, Esq. one of the Masters . ofithe said . Court, at the Public Sal e Room of the saittCourt, in Southamp ton-buildings, Chancerks/ane, London, some time in the Mouth of March, UM; abject to the Conditions to be expressed in the printed Particulars.may be had in February next' at the said Master's C r ain Southampton-buildings, of the un dersigned; of the several Persons whose Names sh.ll appear in future AdvertistwasitioUld likewise at most of the prlntipal Inns is the Vicinity of tbe Estate. ' ALDIUDGE and COLLEY SMITH, • Lincoln's-Inn, London, Plaintiff's Sniitik 'AND. STATE WrTERY, - BORNE, AND Co. Stock•Brokets, 3- 3 . respectfully inform the Public, that •I . ICRZTS and Srtea aa for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are now on Sale, at their, Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. . 'I h; Lottery conbists of 20,000-'Tickets, numbered from 1 to 1,0,000, on an entire new plan. :fhb Scheme eon,tains four Prizes of CA 000-40 other Capitals—and nn Prkze lower than .E2O. ' MI to be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY NEXI'. In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of £!Q,000, and No. 2,38 R, a Prise of £2,000, were both sold in Shares, at the aboare Omce. Letters, pow paid, ditty answered., Schemes gratis late PArther with the.deceased Sir James Jai Branscomb, returns his grateful Thanks re' those Friends who have honoured him' with their commands since he com menced business on his own account, at No. 2, CoroblU, near the M3nsion-house, and No. 18, Coventry-street, Haymarket; and informs them that his usual success has attended purchasers at his fortunate Office, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals, including No. 2188, in Sixteen Sesteenths, the last and eniy Xsooo Prize shared in the State Lottery—He, with confidence, recommends the present Scheme of tith State Lotteryto be drawn in One Day, February 15; • and wishes his Friends to notice the undermentioned inducements :—The Tickets are cbeapr—there is the usual amount of Prize hlSney—more Capital Prizes—no Prize less than £2o—Twenty Thousand different Numbers, and 2,3, or 4 Tickets of different numbers may gain as many .R 211,000 Prizes. Tickets and Shares on Sale by ET rop, 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-house; and 18, Coventry-street, Haymarket. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VE,ORTABLE RESTORATIVE. • POWDEE. B EA UTY of Connteriiiitce, and regularity of tea tureg, are allowed to diatbagnisb the British Fair; but the Proprietor of BUTLER', Tcorm POWDER would beg leave tier rensindida Country-wonnetubat the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or skew a rotten and unhealthy app. aranue--this is the more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords the infallible means of removing every W•lnish of the enamel, and Is safe in its application, being imposed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel 91the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and delecta ble, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion 6.e; and a certain preventive against this Tooth-ache. No com petition of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has stet such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily . 0 e of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale lnd retail, by Mr. Butler ' , o. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Smith, Mu ii, and Rae burn, Edinburgh; Eaxter and Co. Glasg Newberry and Son, Dublin ;• Trevrman, Exeter; Cockworthy r Granville and &in, Gilbert, and Hozlancl, Plymouth; •1-fall • and Johnston, Gos vrt ; Billinge andGregion, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Man -chester ; Peck sad Ross, Hull; Weston %llnut % Malory and ' Jones, Porasea; Crutwell and Binns B ath; Brown, Bristol; and by most Country Medicin e Vimadars and Perfumes, in /saxes at 2s. Ad. each. • HEALTH AND I.ONGRVI,I•Y. :JAMES'S- ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the inventor as a remedy for himself, and when rest eyed him to art advanced age, are admirably cal culated for rheumatisms, colds, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from the viclssitudes of our climate-. likewise for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and boy:eh, and for bead-aches, occasioned by.indlgestien, or by free living. Sold only by F. Newberg and Sons, at the Warehoose for Dr. Janses . 's Powders, No. 45, S. Pauli Church-yard • and at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street, pr:ce Is. 6d . a t3oa, Coutalllo ing 36 pills, or six in one large box for 1.1.-se. • e ,,* None are genuine bat those which have the words " F. ilewbery, No. 4 St. Paul's," eogravrd in the stamp. A true judgment will be fornsed of the pretensions of a man who offers Dr.,James's Pills for . 131 e, when it is known that be was a mere labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant of the principal ingredient - in James's - Poweter, ot. which be bad the audacity to advertise hlmnflf .is " the original and will' l i preparer;" though it is proied that this ine4ielrie was actually prepared and sold before he was bort3,llo+l that he "well" . tab' pluytd in any part of the prscess, • NO I'ICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI ALL Persons having any demands on BENJAMIN S 'ROUE), late of the Town Poole, deceased, are requested to transmit or .' culars thereof :o Mr. John Durant, Solicitor, POOl Venous uulebted ro the said Estate are desired I the amount of their respective debts.—By Orde nistratrix. JOriN Poole, January 4, 1811. • ENGLISH CHRONICLES. This day was published, In 1 Vol. 4to. price THE NEW CHRONICLES of . and FRANCE, in two Parts. By BOBEL Named by himself the Concordance of Histories. from Pyn.ion's Edition of 1516, the first part - Edition of 1531 and 1559, and the second with _ the Author's own time, as welt as the ruhseluent cludinf the different Continuations. To which Biographical and Literary Preface, and an Index, Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 'F. Payne, binbon, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. C 1. Mawman, and J. Johnson and Co. Of whom may be had, lately republished, Holingshed's Claronicles, 6 vols. 4to. £l2. Hall's Chronicles; Co. £3. Grafton's Chronicles, 4to. £4. 4s. 'This day was published, Its One Volume Octavo, price 12s. AREFUTATION of CALVINI the Doctrines of Original Sin, Grate, Rc a ficration, and Universal Redemption, are explained, liar Tenets maintained by Calvin open those to be contrary to Scripture, to the Writings Fathers of the Clatisdoo Cito;cll, and to tae ' of aliO.Chorek otliosloort.. • • —• By GEORGE TOMLINE, D. 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A General and Connected View of the Prophecies relative to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and future Glory of the Yotise of Judah and Israel; the Progress and Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine ' • awl the ulti mate general Diffusion of Chri*tianity. The second edition, in two volumes Ivo. price in boards 17s. 1 'HE following POST-COACHES set out at duced prices : To EXETER, only .Two Guineas lnsi le and see. 12s. ed. Inside, to PIA H, at Seven o'ClOcit everji Morning, with a Gukrd and Lamps through Honitoo, Axminste Bridport, Blandford, and Salisbury, to Mr. WIN usoa's, Kiug Arms Plymouth; and to the King's Arms, Dock, CHESTER, Newport, and Whitchurch New Post.:Co ' every Evening at Five o'Clock. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, , and Punt' new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches tau Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. 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JASUARY 9 1811. - .. --- -. ..==----- mi • NO I'ICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. • In a few day, will be published, prke TRANSPWIT OFFICE, Dec 4e 21, 1216. s S4. , ALL Persons having any demands on the Estate of A SHORT STATEMENT of the TRADE in THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING BENI A.M.IN SIROUD, late of the Town and County of 4- -1 L GOLD BULLION; with ad Attempt to chew that Bank HIS Ai I.IESTro TR A A SPORT sprricl, 36. A r il ' s Poole, deceased, are requested to transmit or deliver the parti- Notes are not depreciated. . cubes thereof :o Mr. John Durant, Solicitor, Poole; to whom all Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strhnd ; and sold by Cars e SICK sad IP'OU.VDED SBA .WE V, sod fir the Care Coed, 9 , 1 9 E140 VERS e ip.,l 5, de herd, give noire, Persons uulebted ro the said Estate are desired forthwith to pay Robinson, Li ve rpo o l ; and other Booktellers. the amount of their respective debts.-By Order of the Ailrai..., That they will be ready at this Office, en Tuesday the 18th nistratrix. JOHN DURANI'. This day was published, peatly printed in One large Volume, January, 1111, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat avl•h so Poole, January 4; 1811 . • Duodecimo, pate in beards, ps. r iplE REFORMER : comprising: Twenty-two ,Persons as May . be willing to contract for Victualling Frisone LIFE OF MR DAVID BAIRD. ' ESSAYS on RELIGION and MORALITY. With an of War, in Health and in Sickness, at VALLEY-f MID, n This day was pubLuhecl, price Iwo Shillings and Sixpence, anis PENWYCUIK , In NORTH BRITAIN , tee six ntonOti r. nen bellished with a most ably • engraved Portrait of Sir Dvrial Appendix . ' , Baird by Cartlon, ennted fey It C. an d J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. from the Ist l'ebraari 1811. or so soon etc: as Prisoners sbal rr HE ROYAL. KILITARY CH RONICLt, In the Press, and early In February will be pub:ishes, be sent there. e • -• - 1 - Number the Third. The Contents of this Number are, I. AGNES, the INDIAN CAPTIVE ; a l'oezn. Nt tzier will is 'Naives( after oat o'clock ea tie Is.; cf . treat' ,aor es Ist. Portrait of Sir David Baird by Cardoa. 2d. Map of Portugal. /noised ZIJIIISI tie perry, Sr so o s .,t for kw, porsomay Atoll. . 1 - . 3 -• In Four Cantos, with 6the? - Poems. 3d. Lifeef sir David Baird, and Histery of the 79d Regiment. , By the Rev. JOHN MI'L'FORD, A.B. . • Sao] Maar mot be aiiroarpanied by a letter frost trot r.oarnialt per Wu L'ntitinuatioa of the Life f Lord Wellillton. sth. Original Life of al:lse:ea. 6ih. Military Formation of the French Army; 2. Eoglish and Latin Poems. By F. B. Impey:Esq. _ roo, es e ti ur S. 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Also the method of finding THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED M RS.' tENIVICK'S LESSONS FOR CHIL- the drift or shoot of au Arch, interspersed with Practical Obser- .L COMP.INT. e MEECHA..M . of . ENGL4.\ - D, tro,h4 OREN ; or, RUdlMents of Good Manners,. Morals, and retinas and Deductions. libistyated by numerous figures and to the LAST INDIES, do Loeb, give i 1 pl ane, three plates.-By JOSEPH GWILT, Architect. Humanity. b . Four Parts,.with, nurnerous'Engravings. A New Sold • . -Edition.by J. 1 aylor, at the Architectural Library, No, 59, High That they will be ready to reoeive Proposals is writing, bn °! N B. 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