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APPF.NIIIX: touchline o f 1 .. illillii.l.Miller._lll..New Boodsanto i AGO Mr. Sutherland, .- rumßEn 7463 CAUTION RYIN AG G, AND CO N AINST flltiLtlif IYING littLLY LB rrEt SENOIi GRNP.RAL POS 101 Y the Act of the 42 d Geo. 111. 81. it ... 1 " that no person whAsoever shall send, or raw or tender or driver in order to be sent, otherwise post, or by the authority of the Postmaster-Getters' ties, or to the nearest or most convenient Post 'Fovea, thence forwarded by the Post, any Letters, on pain of forfeiting for every offence L 5, to be rcforered with costs by any perm 'rho will inflow and sue in any Court of Record at 'Westminster —one moiety to the King, and the other to else informer. 'Under this Lew a person carrying a Letter may inform against a person sendi n g eye. Thete is an etception in the Act as to Letters which concern Goads cent by Common Carriers, so as they me sent with eel for thleirtwe of kin delivered with the geode withal hire, rowan', or itive7tage for receiving or delivering. Carriers, Masters of Stage Coaches, Coachmen, Owners, Mas ters or Contra:;clers of Vessels, or Passengers, Watermen, and Bargemen, are liable to the penalty of SS, besides costs, for every Letter which they shalt receive, carry or deliver, even without hire er reward. And to a posit& it*, for ever week that . such gMoticeelsall ticontlnned Ord dew plastidfor by any person who will inform. The Pat-master General hereby give Notice, that all persons acting contrary to I.aw, will beproceeded aghast with the utmost severity, and due encouragement will be afforded to ?ewes ivike shall give information, • By command of his fvtapsty's Postmaster General, 3•Meaerit SceePt BRRNA. AJ.ANSIIi Esq... W 3 xxtaM YILA err, Esq.—And Fifteeh Diredots. Managing Director—J. 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Military Men are insured at this Office without any additional Premium, unless called into actual service. • Agents are appointed'in most of the principal towns through nu• Great Britain, who are likewise Agents to the COUN ry Flat Orrice. • A New Editinti(betng the sistdkilith Additions, of the Plan of this instituion, may be had of the Agents and Booksellers, 'Vice ad This illustration of Lire is:sustainer is earnestly re commended to the perusal of all persons disposed to•embrace that rwrelient scheme of domestic economy. A .it of , Krohn! no POOR Occasione and publiplielley request ; svitis so AtPENDII; conesting of Observations 041 tille tatty:die Quettioly , pt:Trtant SAW*. ii/VIS •., I...baollitr. New F_Ainliurrit. arse puunotteu ay request ; woo an 47 6%-r-naNa....• , ....'•......E. ••• • Observations on time Catholic Question, and on several other Mt- 111 " kgelier . Edinb "?' . . 0 -e , _ __: 40- i; tortant Subjetis: ~ TEGG'S NEW CHRONOLOGY, COltitteiTga la . lull. ' ' .4 . 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I.I"HE BOOK of TRADES, qtr Libntry of the SETSHIRE, and WILTSHIRE, in a Series of Letters to II I- Useful Arts, in 3 vellums, illustrated by upward, of 030 Friend in Dublin; interspersed hits a Description of Stouthead Engravings, pries 104.6 d. and Stonehenge : together with various Anecdotes of Living 2. A Collection of MORALTALES, les Prose sod Voile, 0118 Characters, and curious Fragments front • a MS. Collection as . , tracted from the best Authors, price 10a. ol d. 1 cribed to Shakespeare.— By a BARRIS TER. 9. A Collection of POPULAR - STORMS, csioillint of Cia. " ' Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster...Ft!" der a ella x , n "Lor it *l n 'h i ta p m s b 4, B r lx 4 Beard, ate. s ke. i in 4 volt h. ter a eammiata Coll . . fo 14, PIiiREMP'fORILY sou), BY PUBLAC AUCTION, At the Loadort Tavern, Fozhok-ttreet, Plymouth, Cht Tuesday, 'the 19th day of February inst. at eleven o'clock • in the forenoon, '['HE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Erportation : * 23$ Calks, and 109 Bags Coffee ; and 294 11-gs Pimento • boded from a French Brig, sod condemned as Prize to His Ma jestys Ship INDEFATIGAIILE, 1. HR•UONTON, Lsq. Captain. Also, for Exportation, 41 Hluis.and Brown it White 6 Cam.. indigo 26 Boxes Sugar 4 Bales Bear skins SO Tierces St Can 10 rota Logwood 7 Casks 10 Tons Ftutick ..• Bags Cocoa Restored to the Claimants, ex Potty, from New York. Also, 20 , * Hogshead 'Staves, (Left by a defaulter at a former isle,) per Sinatra, lying in the Prison Yard, Cuzside. For viewing, samples, and further information, apply to Messrs. HAWKER and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth - • CITY LOTTERY. SINGULAR occurrence respecting the Firit Day of Drawing.—Only Four of the minor Prizes drawn, value lt 3€4000. therefore it must be obvious, that the Tickets which constitute the Freehold Property in the Wheel must have in creased considerably in value, there bring only three days to draw, to commence TOMORROW, February 7 ; 21 Capitals, valued vpwards of 4 . loo,ooo.—Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Lottery Offices in Town and Country. N. If The Prizes drawn the First Day have produced a greater Value than htated in the Scheme, and hale been paid to the re. spective Share-holders in full, without,/ deduction whatever. TW de was published, in one volume. Mrs' sro, prim 19 e-inboards; 'THE CROWN CIRCUIT COMPANION, eighth gdition, into which his bt:en incorporated theWerk formerly published under the name of 'he Crown Circuit Assist, ant; both Works have also been carefully revised, and such ad ditions made thereto, as modern Statutes and Decisions WC rendered necessary. Contents of this Work:— I. On the Courts of the Circuit-2. The Sheriff: Duty—i. The Practice and Prociedinp at the Asalses-4. Practice or the Quarter Sessitins---5. Doctrine of Indictments-6. Precedents of indictments, Pleas, Ste. with the Statute", and some adjudged cases-7. The Clerk of Assize's Circuit Companion, Etc. &c. London : Primed for W. Reed, Law Bookseller, 26, Bell yard, Lincoln's-inn. BOOKS lately published by E. W _ Roy Ai. AXCI-1414GE. UAZARD, BURNE, AND Co. Stock-Brokers, 414 respectfully infotm the Pubtie, that TgeiLTl and Sueat s for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, to he drawn thq 16th of THIS MONTH, are on Sale at their Office as above. I.etters. post paid, duly answered Schemes gratis • c e Orden from the Country, accompanied with remittance, punctually attended to • OAK, — ASH, AND ELM NAVAL TIMBER. TO SE SOLD, .1 HIRTEEN GOOD OAK TREES, 57 good ASIA Trees, and 118 exceedingly fine F.ll* Trees; now narked and standing on Stowell farm, near Pewsey, Wilts, and within hall a mile of the Kennet and Avon Canal. M. Striven, the Bailiff at Wilco-, will chew the Timber ; and to treat for the same, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Att. weod, Sarum. FORTY-FOUR CAPITAL PRIZE S , FOUR OF £VO,OOO, And no Prise lest than 41120. ALL 'IQ BE DRAWN 1N ()NE DAY. HORNSBY and Co. Sock-Brolcers. beg leave to remjnd their Friends and. the Public, that the State Lottery vial bnin and finish on the 11th cf this Month. 1 ickets anJ Shares are eonsiderably chewer thug for man; Lotteries past. The Neveky of the Scheele i.approved of, and the demand ex ceesive, which has caused a rise in price, end must pontinite ; as ends, HORNSBY and Co. hope their Friends will bu quickly. THIRTY-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES Were sold by-110%1mq pod (;0. in the het Etati }.Rosy. Also, in the last two years, sof £20,000, S of £19,000, and ,of £sorlA No. 4,469 £20,000 No. 131 £in:1180 2,618 80,000 2,279 10.000 11,644 20,000 8,831 10,1400 10,294 20,000 8,716 5100 19,544 20,CC0 1-1,570 &f ('O 2esittes 1 of .£4,400, S of X 2,080,6 of ,Lonn, and 10 of £5OO, $ 6 , CORNHII.I., and ST. MARIGARET's HILL, Et:mounts. I OTCENHAM BREWERY. - TO BE SOLD ItY PRiVA CR CONTRACT, ['Fl E Lease of that truly valuable Property the BLI.L BREWHOUIic, conspicuously Ltuate in front of the high road in the rpspectable ViUage of Tottenham, five miles from London. An Oppettunity so advantageous to the industrious man of small Crpital, rarely presents itself to public notic ; the rent is low, the Premises remora:est tame:gent, having the advantage of a comfortable, modern, sail genteel Direllins in front, in good repair, !rich a large productive Garr Ben in the highest state of catttvation. which together with a Meadow, Cottage (also in front), Cliaise•bouse, Stable, and suit able erections, cower a scite of four Acres. l'he advantages possessed by this Concern may le much improved, as the recent dismantling of a large Brewery at Newin;top must necessarily increase the number of customers In its vicinity. Principals only will be treated with, who may be informed of farther particulars, by application (tree of pottage) to Messrs. Snow and Scrivens, No. 8, Earl-street, Btackfriars.—The pur chase of the Lease, Plant, and Utensils, will amount to about £4OOO. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privat-ely taught, at No. 19, Slierracd-street, Golden-square. to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. tsfraki.s.as's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whims It cis an object to acquae easily that fashionable requi site (Of genteel society expeditiously, privately, Oil In a %ulterior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want ideate teaching spay lecrn a: a small expence, with a respectable set of pet i te, tm the public teaching evening% Hectessors of (13 Icing taught the most elegant fancy danees, and all the superior „.:r••s of the peoftualon. The Subscription Asstmldisse 3re every Friday. A GIZEAT FALCON IRISH LINENS. IRISH LINENS are 'notch cheaper than they have be e n for several Years,-.-The Public supplied with Single fines, at the Wholesale Prima, at the IRISH I.INEN Ice. 4, (South-side of) BleorAshury-square, which is their only Nouse in Lcuidon.----Nia afikle sold but Irish Linen, and not less than a Piece of 81 yards. Each Piece)' (as usual)'warransed as %a fabric and to be bleached on the grass ; and the money to be tttnrustd if s fault appears.—Orders executed punctually. Cash fat Bank of 1 7 .eglend Notes. J. O . I)RIEN, Agent to No. f, Riaornhbury-square. the Company. r r.illOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak. nee; a( voinzeb,ob.tructed bile, and bad 111 : 441 tib” Will rind refer IaSPILSBUKY's PATENTANTISCORI3UTIeDROPS, wtleb egloy all the properties of calomel, without hi irritability they si(consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the sp• petite, and an increase of spirits as the health Improves.—ln deep seated abscesses, where a rime cr.ul4 scarcely he contemplated. an healthy a change has been produced, as to mite the best hopes of recess. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, GOury, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is estaliitshed.—West India orders attended to, at the Dig/emery, 19, Sutra-square, London. The •roulne Medicine has the government ditty 3.ritite4 in a 1 , 17c1c ink stamp, any' the words t‘ By the Kijig's fatent," tx- Frcssed on the bottle, hill of direction, and outside wrapper. Sohl Soito-ticioare, in AT1t1:1 betties of Ss. 6d. double bottle, Xs. and larger XI. 2s.—.Compound Essence ss. DR. FO'rH,ERGII.'S NERVOUS COItDIAL Wtors, an recommended fur the Cure of the foramiug , Thionleri—Lowness and Nervous ' Consumption., , HYPoehondriasin. yyveric % Spasms. Palsy, Apoplery, Luis ot Appeete, Ilitinsta Complaints, Convulsions and Fits attendirp I'r!".7earry proceeding from a disordered irate of the sto,narh, Indirstion aceomranied INF Sick Head-achs, Heartburni,:te. The following is another proof of its efileacy Sta.—After a very bad time in Childbed, I w.ts so redoeed sl tA to he able to own - myself itrbed ; with rid' catreme ireakness there was found a most alarming nervous weakness ; I felt a cons ri.int lowness ar.d sick And sometimes my heart would wens % 3 t'oxigh it would Imr.tl still, when I was obliged to cpring up so fa, for breath. in this iireadrit) Pit1)34013 a triend brought me a 'rade of your FOTHztistes Ntavous Cbantal. DROP+ ; in a • cla7. i was able to turn myself in bed, and Isy persisting in ei Inc, I have complete)y recovered. and hepit sale tp suckle my ti it i Sly ! , you:' bumble Servant, Dtptrord, Nov. 14. MARY HOLMES. Feld at Mr. Batley's, 4. Cheapsl.le, Owner of l'artrnover "`•; C 2 rtil. SW*: awl Marnkraton, Falinburgh; Matter aid NI'Di:•41(1, Glasgow; Trevrman, Bader; Nut , letan, Har!im, Granville ami Son. and Gia,..rr s i, piymooth ; rock and ;tom', ham ; Grevott and 111114 age, Liverranit Starnes anti I.yne.: 11 "chever; Pad matt Irlediaiist Yal la evtrY Tow n, in a r *Witi lig 44 ed• Oat CHING'S PATENT WO.SMLOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian children should be acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of she colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attendt d after with violent pains • they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the botly,and they prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both as a pre. ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel. lent medicine is universally allowtd, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. The , public approbation given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families,stanms its merit biond competition, andsives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a far ly medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach er bowels of chiiu. n are any way disorders 1, which it will always be found to relieve. • Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chexplide, corner of Pateraoster•row; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Scott and Cargill, and Mande rat on ,-Baihibergh ; Baxter and • Ni`Donald, Glasgow ; Hosland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery and Son, ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; Malory, and Jones, Ponies ; sharp, Portsmouth ; inggrt, Taunton ; Trewrnant lixeter ; Crutwell and Minns. Bath; Drown, B ristol; Hardin, Hall, and Johnston, Gosport ; Hull and liowne, New York; and most Country Medicine Venders in boxes at sta. 9d. and Ss.. ad. etch. ADvlcr.. NITHEN Men of Education and professional skill V use persevering endeavours to discover the must safe and certain method of treating a fsw prevailing Diseases, the sueeess- Fut result of their exist-Aimee is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. (WAS and Co. Surgesnis, regularly educated and tinted into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different linspitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any Inquirer), have been in duced to make the cure of tile following the object of tiwir irar tienier study, vii. - a eertain Disorder, frequently contrasted in a moment of ilanticatintl. and its concomitants, Strictores and Gime, wlitel+, by an improved plan, are speedily avid efft-cmally cured ; as also debility, wlwther arising trout Bacchanalian indul gences,long residence in warm climates, or a secrct solvary+vice, too often unhappily pivoted by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the ether a numerous train of nervous diseases, not timely remedied, tenni nate is Impatpnee and Consumption. The result or a loin and ext.nslve practice hail enabled them, by a superior method, to remove those complaints, however , veterate or complicated, without laying the patient under the least restraint in diet or exercise, and in recent Venereal Cases, where an early anlication is made on discovery• of the infection; they ;'ledge thentselves perforns a cure in the short spnca of two days. The onprecedentesi success of their mode of trmt ment (whieb bus firesr been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of twelve years, during which period maoy persons of Moth sexes have been cutest, even after severe and injurious' methods had been enrseed by other Practitioners wi t hout e ff e ct), iti f luces them to thus ribliely suffer their advice.. Messrs. GOSS and Co. may iv, coosulted daily, personally or by letter, byeither sett. with inviolable seerecy,thel icac y, and attention. Patients in the country are reQuested to describe their age, manner of living, :tic. inclosi .. .g a Baek ;store, anti the same be elute attended to, and sal/We sedieinee sent is any part of the hirazdfams—‘l3l, Bouvert a ....,AJKS lately 7szson, No. U. Conskiii.' 1. T_TINTS to the PUALlcand the LEGISLA- TutE on the Pitermanct of Vics, agld oat the DAN: 'GIMPY. Iry errs of Scot:crime, price O. sewed. Far be it front us to whistle:door sommendations from the Author of the present Pamphlet, sinelrely believing that Ins pen was solely prompted by goad intentions."—Critical Review. I. Oeseevariovs on Senucrton. By Mary Smith, late a Penitent of the Magdalen Hospital, price 2.. 6d. sewed. " This Pamphlet will be found a proper present to yonng fe males, particularly in the lower ranks of life; and it ought to have a place in every kitchen and servants hall, which should contain a suitable collection of books on Moral and Religious subjects."—Orthodox Churchman's Magazine. 3. A Szatous Annontv ton tot PROTESSTO CRUST/AO, who has violated his marriage vow by living in Adcitery, price Is. • " 1 he soundness of the doctrine no one 'resit presume to tinny, supported as k is throughout, by scriptural quotations." British Criec. 4.as FAIRIONARLS WORLD RIEIOIIIIE2. By Philukosmos. price. 6d. " Suck an inlention deserves our praise; the manner in which it is put into execution promises success ;—the style is simple, tae ideas jolt, sad the advice good." Monthly Literary Recreations. ODONTALGIC, or CHEMICAL ESSENCE of HORSE RADISH, a Cure ter the TOOTH.ACH and EAR-ACK ; a preparation resulting from recent discoveries In Chemistry. The Essence poisesses the property of safely and hnmediately stopping the Tooth-ach, and has the pecdiar effect, if it come in contact with the exposed nerve, to prevent the ree currena of that torturing malady,lts ssperadon being the same as a styptic on a bleeding vein; in colds and rheutnadc affections of the jaws it will be found particularly beneficial; also in the painful Dentition of Children. The CARBONA'rED DENTI FRICE • is also tweet:m:o.d by all who have made trial of its effects as restoring to the enamel all its native whiteness, giving a florid colour to the gums, and by its peculiar antiseptic quality, removing every unpleasant colour front the mouth, and imparting to the broth a most delicate fragrance. Prepared by Mr. It G, Apothecary, Brook-street, Beth ; and sdisi wholesale and retail by his Agents, Messrs. Barclay and ' Sons, Fleet-Market, Londott; also by all Venders of Medicines baying and Country. Observe the names of Barclay and Son arireerosend on the i•taitip of tel each price 2s. 9d. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS , which were contrived by the Inventor m a mite'''. for himself, and which presented him to an advanced age, are admirably cal culated for rheumatism, colds, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate- - likewise for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and bowels, and for head-aches, occasioned by indigestion, or by free living.—Sold only by F. Newbury and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr..laMes's Powders, No. 45, Sts Paul's Chbrchlaid , and at Dr , James% Lite house in Bruton-streeli price 4s. Bd. a box, contain- Mg 36 pills, or six Itz one large box for XI 41. *,,* None are genuine but those which have the words " P. , Newbery, No. 4L, St. Paul's." eagravectin the *amp. A true judgment will be formed of the pretensions of a man who offers Dr James's Pills for sale, when it is known that he was a mere labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally jeorant of the principal ingredient in Dr. James's Powder, of Witich he had the audacity to advertise himself as " the original and only prtparer;” though it is proved that thii meiltine was actually . prepared and "old before he was bisni, and that he never was em ployed in any part of the process. PRAP.MAN't; GITTIA SALUTARIS " I 'HE v.ilne of this Infallible Medicine has been so -a- long proved, that nothi3; of the present day can hear a comatititiot with it in all'theilifferent stages of a certain Disease ; which it effectually cures Bed eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends nitration without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi ring confinement from bte.iness, nr restriction in diit. The reilkil virtueso dieseinestimahlt Drops have gin Ned their claim to publk appmbanon for more than %ti years. hi all the debility of both sexes, they prove a never tailitg restorative, whether the debility hprieluced by tou free tete of mercury, illicit pleasuies, or the et feet, of a warm clinicte to travellers, and those going abrisial.— Theyeannot heirecornmeixled too strongly to those who will re ceive a safe. speedy, and cotoplete cure in all mad Atubbrwsp Wert*, and every wealie.s that affect. the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had I been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail ax Mr.Butitiea, No. 4, Cheapside, tor-1 ner of Pateruoster-row ; Laster and Co. Scott. Cargill, Mander. non, and Smith, Edinburgh; Baster and hellionald, Ghia go* ; Harland, Granville and Son. 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