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• • • rIF •‘ f"'• • 'to , . . • . r . . • ic • --• ; :•:. • • . • t. BUR 75851 ' NUM' —...--... er Ladies and Gentlemen who ham bose:rei 1 by giving orders for Places, are Inuit . that the present popsW Pairs&le of HA UINI AMOUR; intcedeckw, Wan* adahr singular devices of curious workmanship, Of !kik Illyhmigartmele, from the stage round tils iihendsinns,ac. east ..ampedbir be per formed longer than tI Wsisialey Z, ani se / A .ldg . account of very extend., 14 a elew to mime, dm. which will be promoted, for the first time, on Thursday, the 4th If lily. AS'll,Ert, WITSYMTNIITER-SRMOS. tinder the immediate Parmelee of their Remi Maharani the prince Regent and Duke of York. , (AN MONDAY NEXT, the ist, Twits' die ti, %-/ and Wedneeday the ad Poly, M Half-poi Illaltodsely, a Mili t ary Piece, called , LISBON; Or, RUSE DE GUERRE an the of the TAGU9. After which, the popular rian O Nasal, rimed, Equestrian and Pedest e.., Mi ra THE TYRA SARACEN, AND Tint NOMA MOW In which piece Twenty Horses , . ~ 16. , Divers Enmities, ll 2 . • .: : ,, ,.. .,.. to „ To which wiUbe added hu do , a lIARLE 4 t.. 10 , .: ; . !Soon open to Half-paa Pam jiameMilbt.—Half Price, Half-past Eight.—Roms, . - 11.041111- . Is. IL/- llikllledigag albeit. 'She ftliler_ AIM Hone Spec tack EquiratiliaihorieMil, sod 110 161.11111 i Pantomime of Harlequin's Amu", , . BRITISH GALLERY OF ine MILES. rTHE THIRD NUMBER if the BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, of hi/nighties. are this Day published, at the Once, No. 54, New leelipetreet. / The Exhibstioe of the Drawingsoind Speellosoi et the Work, itc. &c. is now open. Admittance to Nosolimedirsi One CROWN GLASS, (Substitute for German Sheet and Plate. TO GLASS-CUTTERS, GLAZIERS, c. HAMMOND and SMITH beg to inform the Trade in general, that they have for sale a large supply of Scotch and Tyne Window-glass, far superior to any other Manufactory in the Kingdom. Also, best Scotch Glass, in squares of any size not exceeding 33 by 23, which they can supply in any quantity; and they have, particularly for the use of Glaziers, Scotch Glass, (in boxes containing 100 feet each,) in squares 10 by 8, 11 by 9, 12 by 18, dm up to 18 by 12, which they can dispose of at redu ced prices, well porthy the attention of the Glazier. Apply at No. 4, Bride-lane, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. putt and LIG4T ! quickly produced, lay means of a NEW and CHEAP POCKET' INSTRUMENT, with- Olt the Use of FLINT and STEEL, or that DANGILROUS CO3( BVSTI IL P 11031.11011111 ! And by various imprm rmente on the PORTABLE FLINT and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for MONL lir A on.: OBTAIN- ING FIRE and LIGHT, without the aid of linos ruoaus !! These Instruments, which are of the greatest utility to the Army, Navy, and the Public In general, are made and sold at THOMAS GILL'i MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED REAL TOWN- MADE FINE CU MERV, No. as, ST. JAMES's.STEEET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be bed, His NEW-INVENTED ~LIDLNO and PENNIBBINCI KNIVES ; his superior SURGEON'S INSTRUMENTS ;TIM KNIVES, RAZORS, sCISsARS, NEEDLES, &c.; GRAVERS e nd E IDOING-NEEDLES for AWCISTS.; I.I,I4O•G&LS IIILAT ID WARRANTED SWORDS; Gt. Ns, Pirrois, Ausss and Arcs u r NT* of every description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Eaportatien. N.B. No eongeetion.with any other House in Town. THE BUSINESS of tke TAYLORS' eOM PANY is removed from the ADELPHI to 101, 1-‘LL.- MALL, where Contracts are taken from Oeudemeu at tke fol lowing Prices : Three Suits per Year Four Ditto Five Dino ' Six Ditto X 19.10 24 10 22 10 33 6 COATS. Best Superfine Blue, Black, ur Green - - 4 4 Breeches from £l. 12$. to - - . - 118 Waistcoats from 18$. to - - - - 1 1 A Suit of Liveries - - S 0 A Box Coat - . - 517 Best Doe-skin Breeches - - - - 214 Ditto Ditto Pantaloons - - - - S A Regimentals and Naval Uniforms made at tke shortest melte. QOM MERCIAILMALL WPM, COMPANY. THE Commercial Hall Wine Company , Skinner street, -I- London, beg leave to solicit the attention pf the No bility, Gentry, and Public in general to their very lowtsricer for the choicest Wines, genuine Spirituous Liquors, prituest bottled Porter, Ale, and Double Brown Stour, for Ready Money only— which will be delivered to order, the of expence, to any part of London.—All Orders sent direct to the Company must be deli vered, free of expence, to the Order O ffi ce, in the Commercial Hall, or sent post paid to the Secretary; and, to prevent trouble, the Public are respectfully informed, that no Country Order will be executed till paid for, unless the same come through thr hands of one of the Company's Agents. Fine old Port Wine, per Pipe - - £ll2 0 0 Half Pipe £57 Quarter Pipe 29 0 0 *Curious old Port of the Vintage of loos, of the Most exquieltc-Baeour - 116 • 0 Half Pipe - £59 Quarter Pipe SO 0 0 Good Sherry, per Butt - - 93 0 0 Half Butt - £4B Quarter Butt 25 0 0 *Very fine ditto, 6 years in the wood, per Butt 105 0 o Half Butt - £53 ' Quarter Butt 27 0 *Fine pld West India Madeira, per Pipe - 112 0 • Half Pipe - A 57 Quarter Pipe - 29 0 0 *Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six years Per doz. in the wood, new in bottles, 13 tothe dozen 2 6 0 Old coated Port, 1 2 to the doz en - - 13 6 'Curious old Port, warranted to have been 5 years in bottles, 12 to the Dotes , - - Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen - !Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been 8 years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen *Very fine rich and dry Liehon, 13 to the dozen Ditto ditto Moimtaits, 13 ditto - - *Finest old Vlrest India Madeira, IS to the dozen 'Finest White Noyrau, 12 ditto - 'Ditto Pink ditto, 12 ditto - Ditto old Rum Shurb, 12 ditto 2 17 0 2 4 0 2 a 0 2 5 0 2 3 to 3 3 0. - 2. 10 0 •2 II 0 • 2 6 0 Per GalL Fine flavoured Geneva - - 010 6 ditto oid strong ditto - • - 012 6 Ditto ditto Jamaica Rum - • ot6 6 Ditto ditto Conic Brandy ' - - - 111 0 Ditto ditto Hollands • - 2 7 6 Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the dozen - - 0 6 "'Ditto double Brown Stout ditto - - 06 6 *Finest old Ale, warranted 22 months old 'before bottled - 0 8 6 Finest Burton Ale, dittw, - 010 6 Ditto Cockagee Cyder, 12 ditto. • , - - 08 6 'Very curious Canine Brandy, warranted to be 10 a years old, per Gall. 113 0 *Ditto curious &le flavoured old Rum - 18 6 'llose articles marked • are what tfie Company recommend as being of a more superior quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest flavour. Wine Merchants, Inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the trade prices u usual N. B. Application" for Agencies, Where there are no Agents already appointed, must to nude postpaid, to the Secretary of fitoninsersill ik4 canspanye-4 41 r1 /ha -1114 ... T_ -a• Work, eagusively devoted Published Quarterly. Edinburgh : Print( ORDNANIS-OFPICR, Mei 21, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA J.EST7's ORDNANCE, & hereip tier Nosier, That Proposals will be received at theirAillce, in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the ist day of July next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of SAILMA KERS' ARTlCLiltfor service of this Depertmeat, for a period of three Yeats. Patterns of the Articles may be *ond,, dpoo application at the Principal Storekeeper's 011 la, Is the Tower; and further par ticulars, together whit the Teems and Cooditioss of the Contract, stay be known at the Secretary's OSA, Is 'lNdt Mall aforesaid, any day between the groins of trn and four o'clock, where the Proposals mast be delivered, sealed up and esdorsed, " Props. saki for Saihnaken' Articles;" bet OS Proposal. can be admitted after the said ist day of July, at 12 o'clock at Room of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party staking it, or as agent in his behalf, shall sista. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sseretary. • EXCHEQUER BILL. OFFICE, hint 28, 1311. All Exchequer Bilk dated is the Month of June, 1810, TO BE PAID OFF, THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA- JiStr, TREASURr, having given Desertions'''. paying f the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, 'with the Interest las thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Rtecherner, New Palace nog, Westminster, an Tuesday, the 434 ds of July, Isll—iftimilmsee rillbegiven daily (Sunday: and Holidays excepted) . iota and inducting Battirday, the 13th of July, from Ten o'Clock is the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpere of re ceiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring a List of the Bills,comteining the Nisashers in numerical order, accor,finq to their respective data, with the principal Sums and Interest dee thereon, computed from, bus excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 23d dzy of July, inclutive, when the Interest will ware; and the said Bearers *( being Holders sr not) are itatli•peruihly required to indorse ouch till with their clued sag stature,; and to 'writ[ their Name.; and Residence at the bottom of their List ; and they are moreover required to ett,md the Ex.-herees Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new DUI, and ,;ive :he Re ' ceipts for the sante. gamy of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be doir • if receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest in Money, and ssoll bring the same to this OP* between the said 13th and ..:d dap of Jely,they may be accommodated, en computing the Interest to the day en which*, with to be paid, end leaving the lad Bill: jar MUN11:41111111 Mt day trig ► thereto. Seth .Perimis as mu e de4iyous of having new EmAirer Rills in whole or in part ?armlet of Pr ineipal, upon imarking new Ofilli, and mentioning the amount at the bettoin of Mei?: Lists, delivered on or before the 13th of July, may he .ucomarodated with new Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence One Farthing by the day, on every Inc lituiired Pounds, which sail Nem: Bait boar date the said 22d day of July, and will be delivered on Friday the 2t,th of July, 1811, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to June, 1810, have been adveatised to be paid of.r, and the Intareat thereon has ceased. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Estiblished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. Jane, 1811. PERSONS, whose Annual-Premiums fall dde on the 24th instant, zre hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall , Mall, as well as by their respective Agents •in the several 'Counties ; and the parties assured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of July next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire. . SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, Gonda, Merchandize, and pips in Harbours in Dock, or while Building, from Lose, or Damage by Fire; acid also for tije Ae.urance of, and granting Annul , ies on Lives. N. N. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expence, to the As sured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6%. or upwards. MONEY WANTED . ON ANNUITrids • Islington, lune 25, Isll. THE TRUSTEES for carrying into execution fit An Act for Providiog a Chapel of Ease, and an Addi tional burial Ground, for the Parish of St. Mary, Islington, " in the County of Middlesex," intend to borrow a Suns of Money, by way of Annuities, to be gianted on the sutural life, *or lives, of such person or persons who may be nominated by, or are desirous of purchasing the same. The sum proposed to be advanced on a single life, must not exceed .51000, nor less thani £lOO ; as the said Annuities will be payable oat of, and charge. able ea the Rates to be made by virtue of the said Act. Such Persons who are desirour of purchasihg an Annuity, or Annuities, are requested to send in their Proposals (sealed up) to my Office, on or before It o'clock, on Friday, the sth July nut. Lower-wt.:et. By Order, R. ALDERSHAW, Clerk. GARDENING. This day was published, in one large N'ol. Bvo. price 14s. boards, 'f'HE GARDENER'S KALENDAR ; or, -I- MON i*ALY DIRECTORY of OPERATIONS in every branch of HORTICULTURE. By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hot-houses, &c. Author of " The Practi cal Planter," " °lle Villa Garden Directory," &c. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. * 4 , 4 ' This book is divided into four parts: Ist, The culinary Garden; 2d, The Fruit Garden ; 2d, The Forcing Garden; and, 4th, The Pleasure Garden. including the management of the Green-house and Conservatory. In each of these parts, or gar dens, the various horticultural operatio n s to be attended to in each month are detailed in successive sections or monthly Indexes of work, and the articles treated of are, at the sense time, ar ranged in alphabetical order. By this method, the business or duty of the gardener, at everr moment during the year, is exhi ' bited at a glance. In separate sections, descriptions are given of the situations and soils suited to the kitchen-garden, fruit and Bower borders; the most approved construction of garden walls, hot-houses, and conservatories ; and the best hinds of fruit-trees. AU the recent improvements In horticulture (such as the woollen nets for defending against hoar frost , the liquor for destroying the Ilarvx of insects on trees &mini winter, the forcing of 004 ilill &C. &c.) are particularly such Irla awl tagidatil. The DEDICATED, by PERMISSION, to the PRINCE REGENT. This day was blished, price ss. THE CONSOLATI ONS of ERIN; an Eulogy: conulaing Characteristic glunshes of the most ealinent Character, of fraud. Sy CHARLES PHILLIPS, A.B. Strident of the Middle 'Temple, and Author of the Loves of Ce lestine and St. Aubert, a romantic tale, partly founded on fact. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall Mall ; and Keene, Dublin. This day was published, price 2s. ALETTER to the Right Honourable Lord Vis count SIDMOUTH, spoil the subject of the BM lately introduced by his Lordship low the House of Peers, intltuled An Act to explain owl roadie aim effectual certain Acts, so far as the same relate to Proototaot Misrotiog Ministers. By THOMAS SIELSHAM, Minister of the Chapel in Eases-street. Audi et alteram pattern. Printed for). Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW. This day was published, price gs. 6d. THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, No. XV. Containing—Tyre on Lithotomy, Home on the Stomach, Gall's Ammonite du Cerveau, Cooke on Tinea Capitis, Larrey's Relation Chlrurglcale de ('Expedition de l'Armee d'Orient, Rams• den on Diseases of the Testicle, Ellis on Air, Brodle's Croonian Lecture, &c. with a variety a Medical and Surgical Intelligence, and a complete Quarterly List of Medical Publications. Printed for E. Cox, St. Thomas's-street, Borough; T. Under wood, 40, West Smithfield, Loudon; Adam Black, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. Speedily still be published, Price One Shilling, or 9s. a Dozen for Distribution, I'HE NATIONAL RELIGION the FOUN DATION of NATIONAL EDUCATION. A Sermon preached at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's, London, on 'Thursday, June 13, 1811 ; being the Time of the Yearly Meet ing of the Children educated in the Charity Sthoott in and about the Cities of London and Wesuedtister. By HERBERT MARSI I, D.D. Fa.% Margaret Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. Preached and printed at the request of the SocietJ for Promot ing Christian Knowledge. ; and sold by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Sc.-. lust published, price Ss. N. sewed, THiq3IJLLION DE.BA'FE ; a Serio-comic Sa tiric Poem : containing the Speeches and Decisions in Par liament, May 1911, on that importint question, in Engli,h Verse; and a Dedication to Sir John Sinclair, Dart. with a Stroke at Cobbett. By WILLIAM PITT, Formerly of Pondeford, pow of Edgbasten-ttreet, Birmingham ; Author of the Surveys of the Counties a( .Stafford, Leicester, Northampton, and Worcester. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; sold in Birmingham by the Author, and by all the book sellers in the country—of *bom may be had the above and other County Surveys. This day was published, price Is. 6d. Dedicated to William Smith, Esq. M. P. I)ELIGIOUS LIBERTY, the OFFSPRING of CHRISIIANITY. A Sermon, preached at Worship street before the General Assembly of General Baptists, June 4, 1811. To which are added, the Schedules of Lord Sidmouth's BA, together with the Resolutions of the Ministers and Deputies qf the Protestant Dissentirs. By JOHN EVANS, A.M. " May every Individual to the Church and out of the Church, Trinitarian and Unitarian, love his own Heresy less than Gospel Charity r —Bishop of Llandaff. Also, the Fifth Edition of an Essay on Education, with a Chart of Education. The Char,' sold separately is. t'srld by J. Harris, St. Paul's Churchyard; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Paternoster•row and T. Wiche, No. I°, Beech street, Barbican. day • published This , was , in N vols. Ito. price AS in bosses ; }urge paper, hot preg•eti, Xl5, a new and elegant idltion of DR . W ATTS'S WHOLE WORKS; containing his Sermon. ' Guide to Prayer, Doctrine of the Trinity, Strength and Weaknest. of Human Reason, Scripture History, Harmony of all Religion. Questions for studontain Divinity, Es say on Psalmody, Lyric Ruems. Improvement of the Mind, I tea flies on. Logic, Philosophy Geography, Astronomy, EducatiOn, the Passions Remnants of 'lime Improved, Miesellaneous 'Thoughts, and all his Poet leaf Produettons. To which is prekx ed, as interesting Memoir of the Author's Life, and Strictures on his Writings. By the Rev. GICOROZ Busies- Embellished with asuperb Portrait from an original painting, and other En gravings, executed in the first style, by eminent Artists. London : Printed by and for 1. infield, its, Wardour-creet, Soho ; and sold by all the principal llookbellers in the United Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, 1. Lavoisne's new Genealogical, Historical, and Chronological Atlas; or, a Complete Guide to History, Anciolat and Modern— Price Four Guineas, hal f•bound, containing dibrge sheet Maps, coloured and hot•pressed. 2. P. Nicholson's Architectural Dictionary, published monthly in Pasts, containing iii sheets of letter-press, and six plates, Co. price 73. each; to be completed In 15 Pitts. 'this day were published, In 2 vrils. Svo, price Isis. boards, the Second /Edition of ESSAYS on the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of TASTE. ,By ARCHIBALD ALISON, L.L.B. Prebendary of Sarum, &c.; Senior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cesvgate, Edinburgh. Printed for Bell and Bradfute ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; F. C. and J. Riviugton.; and Longman, klurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London. V. To this Edition are added, Observations on the Origin of the Beauty of the Human Countenance and Form. " We look upon this as on the whole the but and most pleasing Work which has yet been produced on the subject of Taste and Beauty —less ornate and adventurous than Burke, and less lively or miscellaneous than Price or Knight.—•fhe Author, we think, has gone deeper into his subject than any of those Writers. At the same time that he has been more copious in his examples and illustrations, and more constantly awake to those feelings of enthusiastic delight which the contemplation of sense subjects is apt to excite in the minds of those best quailed to discuss tisem.—The whole of the Book is in no ordinary degree both beautiful and instructive ; sod *Am essellendy adapted to =e both the love and the bewntiedie of the cartons spice on y111611(11 sisplelet" 1114biarstt )4•• XXIV. , . - ' • . ..3 - 3 r 6 •' • '•• m 4 , o } - ' . ' --- 'c l s t .0.08. 7_77: 4 ‘1%.: 3tr i 1 1 0 it7ii: e. ~ i;c - -..?'"--." • . 0.- , . , . •IS k y 41 t, . •- l i • 111 °lt ' t•I IA ~ _. ' -.4 . ‘ lA . " . i N 0,..„..., il .'"' • 1 4. •ti ‘ ' .l 1 Atl 1 '. ~ , 11 rt 17,111 t ?.. an ...:V • ) • c - •:•1...a ~:.0, , , : . l ig pr • __ # ~,.., • .- , --e--:----:---- -:-;- l --:-- ' ' SATUR,DAY, JUNE 29, 1811. ....-...-.1......... AL- atm ADMIRALt77-OF.FICR, Ara tit, 1411 . • CITY DISPENSARY, o. In. OROCEIte-HALL-COelT, POOLTit• ri n . NOTICE is hereby 'm of ai That a Sattiox Oyer ail , IiHE ELECTION of a COLLECTOR to this aof Termiirer aid Goal Ddswey, for As Trial f Oirricar aamidual ii, Charity will take place at the Dispensary, on Wednesday, A A tom art the HI seat, stadia the jitritilidiest film Admiralty f Ragland, the 3d of July, by ballot, to commence at Eleven, and close at p ar Pe r ' will k bidet Jautke Hall, iii tai. Did Bello, Imailm, ea Friday di One is'Clock precisely. The Candidates are, Messrs. ELWIN, p LONG, WILSON, and WOOLLET T. Par h i : 19,1 ff MI and, a et& oclock in* moraleg .-- .101P# DARROW. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. • Par first . - This day was published, No. 46, rice 3s. sewed, ORDNANIS-OFNCR, Meg et, fell. T HE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a periodical Work, ellgusively -- I the THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- 1 * devoted to A gr i culture Sto, and Rural Affairs. At Published Quarterly. .ESTri ORDNANCE, di hardy Ow Noise, Rel J FAlluburgh : Printed for A. Constable and Co.; and Longman, n 2d l That Prom's!s will be received at their.oBlce, in Pal Mali,Brown, Hurst, Rees, Orme and London. 4 P ee Ir. a on or before Monday, the eat day of July next, treat auch l Of whom may be b a d , I Pat ...- _ s —.._ ~.- .......11...f A AII.MA• The former Numbers of the above Work. Col • ' 1.4 ./. . iiiiii iioAl AA ' ~. •-, 1 . ' •t ° 1 . ... - --...._ 1 i ----T __ ... - itt.:LIDP O 1 TIDE BRITISH PRISONERS IN'FRANCE. Amount received • - X 56,520 9 0 _a Wager - - - a 1 0 Parish of Eythorne, Kent, by Rev. G. H. T. Farbrace, per L. S—e - - - 13 S 4 Parish Church of Kirkley, per Rev. W. Wilkinson 7 0 6 Parish of Glenham, per ditto - - • 413 .11 --• Normatiby, per ditto - 4 2 '0 ---- Spedlington, per ditto - -, 1 4 6 Stow Rudolph, per Rev. Philllp Bell - 11 '2 a At Wimbotsham, per Messrs. Veen and Co. - 4 17 5 Rev. Thos. Wickham for Parish Church of Jetton, near Bristol, by J. J. A. Esq. • - 11 0 0 Per Rev. J. L. - - - 1 0 0 ParlshOf Brougham, Westmorland,per Rev. J. Matignon 3 14 7 Collection at Wildrake, Yorkshire - - 13 18 10 Ditto at Sandhutton, Ditto a 3 6 6 John Postlethwaite, Esq. of Kendal - 20 o 0 Parish of Stantimby, Dale • - - 4 7 0 ---- Dade Abbey - - - s i 5 0 --- Sandlacre - - • 2 6 6 Rev. Mr. Spurrier for Collection at Blexwith Chapel, Staffordshire . - . - - 5 0 0 Rev. Dr Bell, for Ditto at the Village of Bainton 9 2 0 Mr. Richard Burrell, of Wakefield - -- 1 1 0 Thomas R. Powleu, Esq transmitted by Messrs. Vitt , rear! and Co. Needbury - • ' 10 0' • tigrish Church of Ham, Wiltshire, per Rev. Mr. Da• • - vcoanceranstnkted per ditto- • - - 5 o 0 P .P. Travers, Esq. -• ' . .. 3 2 0 Collection at Buringe - . 6 0 • Ditto at Stamford - - . 2 1 0 At Rotherham and its Vidinity, by the Methodists 17 12 3 tohn Hornecks, Esq. Liverpool - - 5 5. 9 Mr.Thumas Warburton, Sall Maker i - 1 1 • Transmitted by Messrs. Waller and Ballard, of Winchester : Rev. William Gamier - -2, 2 0 ----- G. Cote - - - ' 1 1 0 Mr. Newbrilt 1 1 0 Hon. and Rev. Mr:Legge ..' - , 51 2 0 ' Miss. Littlehales - • 'i • I . 1 0 Rev. Mr. Sissmore - • - . 2 2 0 Mr. Lee .. s•• ' I. . 2 9 0 . , William Simopds, Esq. . • • 1 0 0 Mr. Willisin Blanford ~ ~ .. 0 10 6 Rev. Mr. Watkins , .. . . 1 1 0 The Parish of Compton, Hants, by Rh% P..llfrilliams 4 4 0 Parish of Upham - - t• f' - . 410 • Sir H. Mildmay, Bart. - ' • • 10 0 0 Mrs N. Waller - - - 2 2 is THOMAS FERGUSON. Secretary. No. s, George-yard, Lomharl-rtrert. RUPTURES, DEBILITY, &c. BY THE ROYAL SANCTION. DR.CAVALLO's ELECTRIC GI RDLE for the effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip. tioo, is patronized by the Nobility, and may be bad, as usual, till the Ist of December inclusive (when the patent-right, &c. is to be ultimately removed to America) by applying personally, or by letter, pet -paid, to Dr. Cavallo ar.d Son, No. 28, New North street, Red Lion-square,London. Dr. C. respectfully submits that he hail disposed of his interest save what regards his private patients, In h ibit invention, so uoi +erectly recommended by the faculty ; but in consequence of the numerous applications since received, he has been iudaced tare. sume tbir superintendence of the business till the rat of Decent bee, after whith no orders can be received. ' aselaocholy catalogue-el: these direful earigskints are'ry - wswrotssess by thrtrihrd'costintiettees,to our ft:Walt description; suffice it to say, that in taio cases the Electric Oir dle has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless cases I are engaged; au early application Is recommendetl. 'Letters (pus: paid) from all parts of Great Britain and its depen. •' dene•—, ereiliz the particulars, are immediately answered; whereby every person may know how far the Girdle is applicable to rue coiliviali... Nil. At home for consultation lu the most private manner, by either sex, every morning till two, and every evening aim! five o'clock. No. 26, New North-street, Red Lion-square. RUSSIA OIL. • • AN Of f icer, who was in. Walcheren, applied to the -I- Proprietor of the RUSSIA OIL, informing bins, that he thought the Russia Oil a preventative ot the fever to him in that place, as most of his companion Officers was afflicted with it, but he himself was not, and which he conceived proceeded from his using tbeßussia Oil, as he cr nstantly used it every morning in tires. sing his hair; several others, from different places on the Continent declared the same to him, in a similar way, but the Proprietor thought very little of it, as he had no idea that oa article used for the hair could possess so valuable a ir.rtue; hilt of late an Ame rican Captain applied for a qtantity for Ameriva who informed the Proprietor dsor, about twelve months past, he r•ak some of the Russia Oil with him, which was constant:y used for the hair by him and his family in Philadelphia, and what was rcniarkable when most of his neighbours were affficted wi the lever, he and his family escaped, which led bun lb imagine it niust be a preventative by his constant using the Ittissia Otl, and by his re , =arks be was recommended by his neighbours to bring some fur them, and at the same time advising that an Agent be appointed ht America for the sale of it. Mr. Prince, the original Proprietor of the Russia Oil, thought it proper for general &owl. to have the opinion ot eruOient Gentle men of the Faculty, when the tint Physicians gave it as their opinion, that the ingredients with which the Russia Oil is pro. pared may prevent an infectious malady. Gentlemen, Captains, &c. going to the East or West Indies, or an y other climate, would do well to use the Russia Oil freely to prevent infections. Several Gentlemen that were Bald have declared, after tiring the RUSSIA OIL regularly for six months, the bald placss be came covered with hair. Give it a fair trial by Ming it regularly for a short time, as it cannot have the effect if only applied at intervals. It promotes eye-brows and whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning . red dish or grey. It is the best preparation in the world for pre serving and prolpsotiug the hair ; in short, where there is hair by nature and it has fallen off, by using the Russia Oil regularly you may rely on its being restored —lt is generally remarked persons wearing false hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry and stiff, is easily discovered that it is false ; by using the Russia Oil when dressing it, prevents its being discovered, as it keeps the false hair soft, and its appearance natural. The Royal Family and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion is England, use the Russia Oil for moistening the hair when dress ing; is so great a nourisher to hair as to prevent its turning grey to all periods; promotes the growth, prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald places, tf the least roots. A C A u•rio N.—As an raviolis person generally copies my bills and advertisements, and advertises an article for a similar pur pose, it is particularly recommended to ask for Prince's Russia Oil. Observe each bottle has a label on the outside, signed with Russian gold ink," Mochrikuisky and Prince;" any shopkeeper selling Russian Oil without that lignature, are guilty ot imposi tion, and sellers of counterfeits. Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one guinea, or six guinea betties at five pounds. Soliwholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. L, John-street, Oxford-street, London; and by appointment, Mr Smyth, Perfunier to his Majesty, New Rood street ; liendrle and bons, Perfumers to her Majesty, Tichborne street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, an t Duke and Duelsgss of York, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-street; Low, 590, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Davison, 59, kleetonreet ; Ripe, 65. C.heapaide; Bolton, Tutte Royal Exchange ; Newbery, SS, Smyth, 16, Dante-street, Dub. Bo ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Veaders in the Kingdom. Mertihenui, Captains. also Cowry Shopkeepers; sending their o men to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medici+, Venders shq +dad with la Lomond, will receive /betel sliewance. • V- • • ; • •id A 1111 1 . • . • . . • • ` • 4:4: 1 3 . • r • .• THE UNIVERSrI'IES—THE BAR—and THE SENATE. This day was published, in one large Vol. Svo price 10s. 6d. ADISSERTATION on RHETORIC. Tran slated front the Greek of Aristotle, with Notes, BED. M. CRIMMIN, Esq. of the Middle Temple. Printed for Stockdale, jun. No. 41, Pall Mall ; Ileighton, Cambridge; Parker, Oiford ; and ICeene, Dublin. r ~~