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I' - -PA I+ r 7' )3.5] TIIUR.StMY, SEPTEMBER 28, • 1809 IPRICP. saI I ENCE-HA[ rPENNY. • T HE Tentb Number of tit kt Pits'fon tb:e.York , the REI'OSITORY of ARTS, will be published an let lstorCictolter, aid will emit:tin, a nonge otie-e nov.l nut r, a most intereeill Aectount of the N3tive I 3 i is't ,:he. p, by a eele breed Shepherd of Lancaaliire; a eurio.l% 5p elm, e front Ancient Afir!te d Li_ a most besetinil View el vent-Garden Tbeare4, ha Mattel. • 'This day itvesltil.hel; • 14.,Tiothe Voluat.s, Brno pr !Ps. braids, VACATION •EV ;or CONVERSA.- • ;noNB binweea a GOV...IIIIEis and her PUPILS. Whit the Addition of a Visitor fins Eton. G ing a Series of Original Poems, 'Eal-s, and Essays, iatisspersed sei h illustrative Quota tions front vaciuus Authors, An:Arm and Modern, tending to ha cks Btss4atitin, and inculcate Moral Truth. • A~ . . CA'l If tit !NE )3.tY,LEV. Pelted for Longman, I- lira, Rte. and Orme, Paternoster•row, I .I.ol"D's, August 25, 1809. ' MEETING of the MERC HANTS, UNDERWRITERS, ,'pd otter Subscribers 0 FUND, held this day, , • • :t.1141C1•4 BARING, Ban. in the Chair, - - , scale upon which the Militerreperatiess now carrying on, makes it necesswy to re-con resolutions unties which the Committeehave and that in future the donations from thiaJand exclusively to the relief of the Widows, Orphans, . who depended for support on those who fall in the Country to the relief of those whose wounds are less of limb or disability from future service; to ~wance made towards the aged and infirm British ',\ and to the support of the Schools and Hospital. the different Depots in France. ' •-o-al he made to the patriotism and liberality of the • i . r wCONTIIIWTIONS to the P A T RIOTIC F UND , t h at - • may be provided with the means of continuint the r.:.d(Lila - to these meritorious objects. Subscriptions already advertised, £ 22,046 15 .' Co. 7.7 .dt.ira 105... 0, 0 21 0 0 20 0 0 5 • 5 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 105 0 0 5 0 0 105 0 0I :r. 1,,h1 1..11:rt nce • iit in 1 Lid John Tayler 1:06 - a• la•en rl kla.rct n - ' .1:, 3 S 0 J. P. W,ELSFORD, Secretary. , :r.5 received at the Par of Lloyd's and by the • I;r. zed Kingdom. (—at.ale GLIN-MAKERS COMPANY. A COMMON HALL ;till be held at Guildhall, on FRIDAY the 29th in%rant. GEO SEAGER. Beadle. 14-12 VI RI OF ANATOMY, (.I'.L.+'l' STREET. iTR. 1312 ODIE will commence next COURSE cf; foRE; nn the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE r: - IT11•, oa Friday the 6th of Octobtr, at Seven in the articulars may be learned by arplying at the nhwa:re, or at St. George's hospital. Ti) THE PRO:'itIETORS OF EAsr INDIA STOCK. i.ADIF% AND GrN I LEM N, Death of Mr. TRAVERS, your late wor -I.:;:..ctnr, induces me a7uirt ua offer myself to your notice, for tile Vacancy occasioned by That event, and I the honour of your supix.rt. The flatteriogsitua v.).-r kindness placed me on the late Ballot, ant r any powerful friends, who were then pre-et - •::r r^nfi4Pre" t: .:• Ji /:::: I . ' . of . zeal with whic4 I myself to your you be pleased to comer upon me the distinction a% - ire. I have the honour to be, Ladik s and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful bumble Servant, t : , .ern. 25. JAMES DANIELL. Committee meets daily it the King's Head !! e Poultry, hunt eleven to four o'clock. r+:~ ... .. ~ NF .41* MONTH. a ~1 CO. Joint Contractors with Govern. -.• the press.ot S fTERY, respectfully in : i'..l•Ve. that Ticne•rs and SIIARZS are on Sale, in great it Offices, Na. 11 , Poe LTI V, CHAR (NO CROSS, !':•, a t, Acuzia•rr. iltoo Srttr. r. Ciis I ,cttcry is t trirely new, and hos hitherto re ••• u•l.!aftlied approbation; rltere are only 5,000 . . • I. ~ t kTy, d thc \VIA' will be a AWN IN ON: DAY, tvlltn the follOWing L PR IZ ES • e .:1I10::1 the for;unate l'utcha..ters, vtz. , ../7?0,000 of ...... 500 r P: z • c.. &c. usual. tu-:, , r h.:for ; ‘: ;tun i of ./280,000,5.00,010, v t!, • virc%:aie of Number only. 8 1.2 - 00, i I '3CK I NCTS selling off uncommonly cheap, ; an ino-amse Stock of all kith's of , • cr. invisible Dri::.Nes dl • r 4, o;•.1 thastr wanting to buy largely, II :y i...yeection of thr.rie arocles. -.•••.• • 6i:.lid. the hes:quality equally . ar Is. per, pair, very •fine Is. (hi. • •v; cotton for boots, Is. fine reabed cot • y of !-loves front 101 per pair ; lace sleeves ..! !,I ..r i'Ashionahle articles too numerous to men , abatement from the price firts 1 / 4 \ - :s:t . INII 3 .EN.ETRAL.I,I:: TO WL . V. LI) and SERJEAN'f. Military Tailr7s, r; nt li—:mnetrabir NA'r.lz-r , probf Cam'o;et, •e • the t4itic.: of Duke of Y•n-k, ant'. • . • the y, Genkry, and '.• !: • •IVing proved this art;de to • wee any lerrlt of time, they can t'.:e same, particularly to Onia2rs of •t Service , wane they are much exposed - • - ana pleasant wear, will wrap up- In • a..d retain its impenetrable qualities until or sea-water will ....there to it. ~ c.ii • LtLy of them, the I•icentors and sol• Pinprietors •-•trte., ` 4 t. Jatat.s'b; and at their Military W.zre • .otr!.ampton-street, Strand, where Officers join ,• • , ir Yavy are completely evipped. h•Ang always ready, of different sizes, wi:hout *delay. TO DR SOLOMON, NEAR LIVERPOOL. .:•cwsl)tay Chrvnicle Office, July 1, 1809. I: , .!merous testimonies to the benefi t!le CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, it • •:••• two have come vvitkin our notice, a kw 1); r; -, • r \l'i!voing.nn-liall, Esq. in this Comity, ; i.,r >cmr time been 211licted by ill lit ; '• •• :.•••, 1,,s breath was short, and his cough viu . • (` taking three bottles of the Cordial '•• •• s restored ro health •aed strength. Mr. ; • r ittar during the time of taking This mesh .rad o:•t• of has tenants, Mr. Wheathin, labouring o i:l:plaints; and Sy giving hhu only two doses, he r ; ,- ::lation of the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of . • ,e -I from the lips of Mr. Izzard, of .Shawbery, i.a,e cor.ilitiets were somewhat simile to those ;in a,!dir.iGn to which, however, he had an al :1 ;:ge m his throat, and a difftculty in breathing. • :1 • Lis cure. ' ' ,-,tii:loll;esi were unsought, and unsolicited by as, Kow appear in perfect health. Im am, fo r '1 HOMAS HOW ELL. I 'hint of Gilead may be had o every respectable d. tAtn.e Vecdet is the Uaited Kingdom.. TRAAPORT OFFICE, Sept. 23, law THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY'; TRANSPORT SERVICE, fof tartar Care of SICK awl WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Cattody if PRISONERS of WAR, do.ierely eve Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Wednesday, the 11th October, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as May be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in health, at Plymouth, for Six Months certaln, from the Ist December next. Xo Teid:r will be received after one idoei on the clay if treaty, no r any nailed, sothsr the party, or an agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender mast be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons engaging to become bound with the Pee son tendering, ia the ram 4y. £2OOO for the due prformanee of the Contra.t. 'Farther particulars may be known by applying at this o.f.e, or to Captain Rogers, Plymouth. IRE4CH OF P4ROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, &Manlier 16, 1809. WHEREAS the DANISH PRISONERS of WAR, named and described at ,fhe foot hereof, have absconded from Reading, and ot.:ler Parole Towns, in violation of their i'a.role 'of Honour--The Commissioners for conducting .His Majesty's Transport Service, Sze. do hereby oifis a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS for thee reezpt are of each of the sad Pri soners, to any Person Or Persons who shall apprehend them, o: either of them, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols. John Knudsen, Titne of a Merchant Vetsel, 2 y,:ars of age, 5 feet 9 inches•hig:., stout made, long As*, fair Complexions light hair; grey ryes, bruised on the nose and face, as from a re-, cent fall or fight. Andres Jorgensen, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 26 years of age, 5 fact 7 inches high; slight mane, oval visage, fair complexion, light brown ha'.r, grey eyes, slight season the left cheek. • ClltiS. Olsen, hate of a Meichant Vessel; 2:6 - reari of age, 5 feet 4 Inches high, middle sized, round visage., fair complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, slightly pbck marked. Ras Sande, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, oval visage, dark complexicn, dash brown hair, hazel eyes, sligttly rock marked. . Sown "rogines4, Master of a Mercinna Vessel, 24 years of zge, 5 feet 7 indles 114;:), stout made, round visage, fair complexion, light hair, lig!lt bit c (-yes. Hans Christia:l, Nlaster Ora Merchant Vessel, 45 years of age, 5 frit 9 inchts high, stout made, oval viiagc,fair complexion, light brown !,a's,.l,ltie eyes, two warts on the left ebee!t. (;‘,:h!.Svertlten; Ma.ter of a Merchant Vessel, 38 yeas of age, 5 feet r inc Les 1101, middle siz:d, Oval Vsage, fair compleiiou, lista lar4wii Lair, Vale vrtb. Jurgen 2.laster of a Merchant Vessel, 1 27 years of age, 5 feet o inches Lieu, stuut made, round visage, fah. com pl:.::ion, Ilea hair; . Lora.; z Lorehtzeti, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 24 years of aze, 5 feet 7 inehrs MO, stout made, round4lsage, fair complex ioa, dark brown hair, blue eye ,•.; 1-I.li. Toth:atter, Mote of a Merchant Vessel, 24 years of age, 5 feet . 5 ihcht:s high, stout made, round visage, (air complexions red hair, blue eyes, marked with the small-pox. S. L. Ki, rrulff, Master of a Merchant Vessel, 29 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, stout made, oval visage, fair complexion, light brown hair, liaz'e eyes. Hetu Ti,ompor, Mister of a Merchant Ves4 , I, -I' years of c ; ; e, 3 Itet 7 arches high, smut made, oval visage, fair comploden, brevet, hair, Lrown eyes, market with the smxll-pox. B. T. ar a trof a Merchant Vessel, u 6 years of age, 6 fret t inch high, stout made, oval visage, fair complexion, brown ! blue 11. T. Sini it, Mayer of a Merchant Vessel, 33 years of age, .5 feet 8 inches high, stout made, .round visage, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes. Salve Pederson, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stout made, round visage, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. C. W.talman, Mate of a Merchant V, ssel, 20 years •)f as e, feet 6 inchis high, stout made, loni visage, fair complexion, light hair, blue eyes, a mole on the nose. Andrici Pedersen, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 29 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slender made, o , a visage, ruddy com plexion, light brown hair, blue eyes, marked with the small pox. Andries Olsen, Mate of a Merchant Vein', 26 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, slender made, oval visage, ruddy complexion, red hair, grey eyes. , . Christopher Hendricksen, ecf a hiercbtht Vessel, 12 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stotirmade, round visage, fail com plexion, fair hair, blue eyes. kiwis Andriesen, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 29 Yeiri-of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, long visage, fair compleihm, brown hair, blue eyes, marked with the small pot. Johan F. Willgoba, •11/aster . of a Merchay: Vessel, 43 rars of age, .5 fret 5 inches high, stout mare, oval viiage p fair complex ion, dark brown hair; black eyes, marked with the small pox. Atwell Olsen, Mate of a Merchant Vessel, 39 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, oval visage, pale complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, a mole on the upper lip. A. G. Dam, Alva of a - Mercl : ant•Vt: sel, 35 years of age, 5 feet r 7 inches high, stout made, ovalvisize, fresh • complexion, dark brown hair, blue eye.. B. C. Hoek, Mate of a Um haot Vessel,sB years of age, .1 feet 9 inches high, steno made, routol xiea;e, dark com?lexion, dark hrir, grey cies, marked with the small pox. AUC I'ION MART. THE Direetptihave great satisfAction in unnottm: clog the aceonsplistunent of such arrangements as have enabled them to appoint the Ist day of January nest, for the coat nieneernent of business" at this Institution. Areetteneers and Chounereial.Brekers who feel a disposition tal p4iite the undertaking, are respectfully informed the Secretary wit 'receive ti,eir iestrucions without prefer:mese partial m 1 and imthedlately the workmen have quitted th e b u ildi ng , t h e acroni . ' nurdatiens will be opened for their inspection. The detailed Prospectus, with appropriate expianations, is likts. ' wise in a forward state of preparricm i •to be delivered as early as the nature of circurnstances will admit, which they confidently trust will convey such a perfect idea of the Establ:shment, este secure a degree of patronage that will confirm the sanguine ex pectations formed in the public mind of its utility and conve- , nience.—By Order of the Board, JOHN CREP.NWOOII, See. Metion Mart Office, Sept. 25, 1209. WESTMINSTER. worry FOIL INSUR ANC?. ON I VES AND SURViVORSIDIPS ANDGRAN . riNG ANNUI*I I ES, Strand and Cornhdl, London; and by Agents in Edinburei, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns. INSURANCE on Lives affords the opportunity to proaffie for the Aged, the Widow, and the Fatherless, and to guard against the loss and disappointment of a degendance on the • casualty of life ; To provile finet for tlie renewal of Leases, field on Lives ; T. secure the purchase-money for annuitie; or ...ny Life-Inte rest—as Church Prefesment, or any o:h3r situ.ition by which they • possess only income for Me.; To facilitate the arrangement of marriage -settlements and other pecuniary t t anNactiono To assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the sottlame.nt of affairs to prevent bankruptcy. Granting Annuities affords a rensarce asainst old age, skkness, !scattily iniiimi.y, and other casualties of life; ROIERT SKEI.TOpI, Soc. • ERFIISH FIRE OFFICE. THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE in the S TRAND and CORNIIILL. 1.0 nom, and by Agents in Edinburgh, Gla•zow, Dublin, and other princlpl Towns, grant INSURAN CES AGAINST ',IRE. . Premiums for Insurance renewable at Michaelmas, most bo paid within 15,days thereform. No ckstge fur Surveys Within he I'il!s of Mortality. s arc not permitted to be taken in any ease, or under any whatever. Commission to Brokers au Shipping and Fo reign insurances, allowed. Endorsements of.Altenstion or Removal eatered With-int Fee. Engines of the hest construction,. and Firemen of activity are provided.by the Britlea Fire Office to attend at Fires. The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as stated in the Poli cies, are defined With peripicuity, plainness and precision, so as ro prevent the misttrukrstatdings and disputes dependant upon li-eig s ested, notadvised E and ignorant plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those insuring. ANNUAL PRXMIUMS. Corrnano Insurance, £3. per Cent.—l-lazardous, Sc.—Double Hazardous, Ss. Insurance of greater hazard and large Sums by Nyerial agreenleut. Policies (gratis) as.heretofore for Sums of SCOI. and upwards. Ins.:rance on Farming Stock, at Ls 6d: pet. Cent specifying the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Grain ; or Is. 6d. per Cent. only on the whole . Stuek of any one Farm, with Salvage Llanqe. • • ROBERT 9tEr.toN, Sec. ►'o ARTRICER.4. IJULLDERS, WORKM k.N, AND DEALERS ►N MATERIALS. . R PHILLIPS, Author of . the History of In land Navigation; respectfully informs all Gentlemen .con zerne•d in lsnihilrs, that' the few Copies unsold of thy New Edi •io.l of his BUILDER'S PRICE BOOK, may be lad of CrUsby -ad Co. Stationere-eourt, Ludgate-street. Also the Fifth Eeitiun, pricel Os. ttd. boards, of .k GENERAL HISTORY OF 'INLAND NAVIGATION, Bt ing a Complete Account of the Canals executed in England; - and ilso of those projected. TAT - 8 LOTTERY, en a New and Improved hone, consisting of only 5,000 Number;, to be Drawn in One Day—the 29th of NEXT MONTH. THE, SCHEME CONTAINS • 4 ... Prizes of t ,elO,OOO 5,000 2,000 1,000 500 And 12 With Others in Proportion, AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. Ticket. and Shares are selling by HAZ A.RD, BORNE, and Co. itockilrokers. at their State Lottery Office, No, 93, under the ROYAL EXCLIASGL, and no where else in London on their ao- -oust. •.' Leven, (post pidd) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. 5C200,0.00 PRiZE MONEY, I.)e had at No. 26, CORNHILL, .I.ondon. and ST. MAR GARET"s•HILL, BOROUGH. HORNSBY and CI. State Lottery O ffi ce-Keepers and Stock-Brokers, advir. their Friends not to delay their purchases of Tickets and Sharas, as no chance can be obtained .tfter the 19tk of October, the Drawing beginning on the tAlkh of October, and finishing on the same day. This Pew regulation meets with universal approbation. ' • All orders executed with the same punctuality, aad at the same price as if present. - . In 1807 and 1808 Capital Prises shared by Hornsby and Co. 18,544 • £20,000 4,831 - 1 . 5,6 (,0 10,294 - 20,000 8,718 - s,ceo 19,•544 - 20,000 19,570 • 5,000 2,279 - 10,800 17,127 - 4,Ci II 133 . s : 10,000 3,538 ' - 2,000 Several of £lOOO, £5OO, geloo, teso, &c. Besides ONE MILLION SI'ERLIN.O in former Lotteries. ALL IN ONE DAY ! THE ONLY LOTTERY TO Bit DRAWN THIS YEAR. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCIE,. and Co. CS bill, and Chariug Cross. respectfully ectleeint ill* Public, :bat the ,whole of the New STATE LOTTERY will be drawn in One Day, 20th of OCTOBER NEXT. • • ' • • • • This Lottery has only 5,000 Numbers (from No. 1 t• SACO inclusive), Four "lickas of a Number, so that the Purchaser al a Single licket will gain a Prize of £20,000: By TWO Tickets of the same Number, ,ido,ono A r:ize of By Three Tickets of the sine Number, - - - - ae60,000 By Pour Tickets of the same Nember, A Prise of - - - „ - - . - ‘BO,OOO And all other Prises Its tie same Pier rim. 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