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, mountain For Sick'and Woundect Seamen at Di-a, Paington, Yarmouth, Woolwich, and Falmnu-h. • And br Sick Pristoirrs of War'est St.ipletott, Normail Cross, and ValLiftell, nrar Pennycuick, N. B. aVo reader 1.41,4 e r.veivea after *se o'eluek on the day of treaty, nor an y N aked mileamhe party, it .in agent for him, personally atm.!. •Tauler mu'? k &romp im a leper from ict•ll•mro-ThiLls Perlefil virgins , to brewer sound with the "ereon temirring p in the Sum •f ,8300, foe the due i tterfurmamer of the Costraa. Fart4er prtieria.v may 44 , haezba, sry 11P741/ ;Mr at Ski, tyfice, or the,efftgeole of tit rail (..koresiesionere t at the On' , 01.1" EXCHEQUER BILL of islo - 44 — Argiset ItU, 1 *I I. All Eschequ.:r Bills dated in the Morphs of Augtist,•lBlo, TO BE P.-11D. OFF. THE LORDS COM MISSIONERS. of HIS MA - AESTI . s.TREASURI7, having give* Direction:for palling of Ste Priero4;f the abase mentioned Sr.:heftier Bills, with the Literal Mso thereon, at the Eacherter Bill Oftte, is the Reseipt of lacheeer, New Pala. e 1 anti, Ibreaninster, on Walatidea, Me 854 Sly of Sep tember, attcneisace oval be giant May (Sundays awl Holidays excepted) :Oil and including , Friday, the JSM of .Septoster, from Tea ;Clock in the Itlorning til( One in ,the _etlfternton, for the purpose If re- teiving the score; and, for the greater dispatch, the havers of thi oaid BB' are desired la brio Lists of • their Bills, caitaiaing the Numbers in numerical order, .4it..;arii. * respetive dates, with the principal Sums and Laciest due thereat, computed franc, lot excluctin . ; the dap on which they are rapectivdy dated, to sail 45th day of Sebtewber,iticlusiVe,outen the Interest witl moue; and the :aid Bearer, (.'.cagg Holders or not) are indisitrasibly rsimired to in dorse Weli Sill of ith their usual signaturct, and to write :.heir Naircr end .lesidertee at the bottom of their List ; wad they art more 07er required to ail& the L.7:che7aer Bill Ofice for payment, tad to receive then' Bills, aid give the Receipts for the sane:. If any of the Itokhrs of the aforesaid Bilis should be dairous of reeeiochig Poyenent of the Principal and Interest, previous to the srl 25th lay of September, they may be acconcinoiated, on comlatingtha Interest to the day on latish they wish to be pail, reed leaving the said Bills for I examination ,ne day prior thereto. Such Poisons as may be desirous of hating aria .Exelessiter; Bills in whole or in part Payment of l'rincipal, upon enarbing sew 46/4, god mei:timing the aaofnt at the kttom oft Liiir,l4l.cr..4 en, or I,r,,re the tie:Jai,' 19th September, may he accommodaled with new carrying an Interest of Three-peace One.Parthisw by the day',, c, true4;y Gee &abed Puaislo, oahich sail New Bills will altar dearth said • 9.tk day of September, and will he delivered en Friday, the Wilk of Septentltr, and thr followinj Days. , , N. B. All lnechcquer Bilis, dale(' prior to August, 1810, have• been advertised to be paid u::, ant the Interest thereon has ceased. WORCES I FRSUIRE. A VA LITABI.E ESTATE, MANSION, OPFICES A pARDTIN, and rich MEADOW and PASTEIIk.F. LANIf7WOP-CES 'LEX, partly on the Bankonf the SEVEAN. • ..44a- • By Mr. ROBI4IIB, .At the Hop-pule Inn, in the City of Worcester, oti.Friday, Sep tember 6, at rwelve, in lots, unless previously disposed of • (entire) by Private Contract, • r t HE much-adrnirgd and truly desirable ESTATE, riled SANSQM FIELDS, adjoining to and party serAtiti the limits of the City of Worcester; consisting of a comfattl:.te Ma:16i037 HOVSe, with requisite Offices, fit .for the residence of a Deuteel Fatuity, double Coach-house, Stables, Barn, walled Gar den, and '<vend El , closures of the most luxuriant I.'a-cure and Meadow Ground, divided into Pa•ldocks,containing in the whole ,00 Atm, or thereabouts, lot to Samuel Wail. Esq. and, min r eitnt respectable tenanni; and two very rich Meadows, riled "lrEglise ivleadows, situate upon the Banks of the River Severn, lathe Parish of tit. Peter the Grew, in the County and near n. • the City of Worcester,: in.tbe occupation of Anthem? Lechmer, , "Es+ l'he who Propertyos held under the Lord Bishop tie :Worcester for Three .lever .-sustalute, and worthy the uttontiou cif Gentlemen or Builders, as awlr art. man very eligible t..,citt; , , cc `erect VilJas. • The ':Mansion Hohse, Offices, and the I Anil occur pied by Mr. Palfrey and Mr Knapp, may be entered upon at Michaelmas next, and the residue of the Land at Candienta- Jollowing, Tise Estate may be viewei by applying tn Mr. John Reece, a , the House; and Particulars may be heel at the Hen and Chickens 'and Hotel, Blrnshighant ; Plough; Ch..Penham ; King's Head, •Gloutester ; Mr. Adams Hagli-errant, Oxford; of Mr. Blaney, .Evesinun, Worcestershirej and Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. Goldenwpasn i lann4on ;.whore )'earns of the 1 it are.may bleeps., THE PREViiti'llYE or an VONak i AttP 11 1 4 N (A' THi ' LUNGS, conunonly.called a DHCLlNE—namely, RYMER'SPectqral FEBRIFUGE MEDICINE, . with Vital Tn ke Measles . , latuitma• ion of the Lungs, and tisthoric Aotkma, and In all . other otfl..mmatifry affections,• whetl,&er local or vneral, this nsecheine preitti itiaumly panativel wherefore, In violent .c li ohlsiCinarib4, orrsene,a, Coughs, Etc 'those constant forerunnees of ConsumpLion of ttscLunas, tilts me dicine is cusaiitliontly rseonanietuled. • CASE IX. . From a Gentleman, ag.AI luny, of a corpulent and pktliortc :AUL Ila- . Hai:Tread, Feb. 7, 11406. Dear Sir—My lungs bans vpressed with attended with ditto& breathiiie. for several months past, I iook various medicines with little or no benefit ; but oyon he-aring of your Pec toral Ealrarn being of repute to such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and took one, and 50MvtillleS two tahle-sptiontuls, every niv , t, a. bod-time. lam hippy to 'worm yob, that I found relief from she ; ant, by continuing it about rfortnight, I Mond myself so much better, that 1 took only a small dose occasionally, and now continue as well as ever. Your's respectfully, W. HAMMOND. CASE X. • Sir—A Lady, a near relation of mine, being ovethered in den intprud,htly took a drhught of cold water, and t xposed her It to the cold air of a winter's night ; the consequence of which w .sea severe cold, with hoarseness, ,soreness of tlw *hest, anti tou g h, Having 4:Sten experienced the beneftrial effects of your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began trom the rust a tack 'with It, and continued it according to the directions, till she wait quite well. As consumption so frequently follows such seizures when neglected.or badly managed, I thiuk it my ,duty lo the public, to your medicine,. and yourself, to beg that you 'Would p ublish tlds cure. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, 1' Brig hton, March I:st, 11106. T. 111511 ER. CASE XI. Sir—On the setting In oldie seitrr weither last D•centlsar, 1 wlt seized with the attluna, and, apt!e g the left eiwresse, Iwt a lmost nut of breath. I ittimethatety had recourse to your *evcellent Pectoral Medicine, and, by taking about three bottles of it. I got as well aS ever.—Front Sir, your humble setvato, Gravesend, April 3, 1809. ions PHILLIPS. Prepared and sold in bottles at es. 9d.; 65.; and I Is. duty in -bladed, by James Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey ; and whole sale and retail by Dicey and Co. Rove Church-yard ; and retad, tint F. Newberg and Sons, 45, St. Paul setturch-yard ; 13ac , ri and Ca Oxford-streei; F. Smith, 99, ;Haymarket, Mrs..Newhery, turret . of St. Paul's Churcb-yard ; 'lint, Royal Exchange; Ward, iiolhorn ; and_ all the Venders of Patent Medicines laths Uattei Lingdom. • • • ~•• i ti ROBBERY OF PANLLY UNION BANK, OFFICE; IX GLASGOW. ‘VIIIE.REAS on the night of Saturday, the 13th, or the Moe:deg of Sunday, the 11th of July lair, the sal OlEre was feentroustv emitted, and 'wished of a very large sum, to Notes of the said 111 , 11 k Company• and other Scots hanks. And whereas three Alen, suspected to have committed the said robbery, Were traced from ida-g.iw to London, where they arrived late orirrre night of 1 uesday, t!te 14tli of July, and one of the sospeete'd Patties bus Write been apprehAsded in London, and is now in custody. The names of the other two are our posed to be. JAMES M`COU.I., anal MOFFATT; .and • 1 HENRY 'FRENCH. Two liundied Guineas reward is hereby offered for both of said Parsons last named, or One }inflated Guineas for either of 'them, to any Person or Persons who shall ettprelitend, and lod g e them its any of his Majesty's Gods, or give such infor mat.on as shall of their imprison tent, to be paid on their, or h's, being convicted of said robbery, by Sir Riches clGarr Glyn, Hallifax, and Co. Hankers , London ; Mr. John Lik!), Cashier to the s 1.1 Patti( Conlpany, at Paisley; or Mr. Atilirew Templeton, at the said Cortne?ityls-Office in Glasgow. A farther Reward of live Hundred Guineas is hereby. offered for the recovery of the property stolen, and proportronady fur any part tit the same, &mound++; to nearly .i!s(000, to he paid as al:IOVe to the person or Iler.orto who shall deliver the Caine, or spve such intormalost as shall lead to the reef 'very thereof (net beipg hitustit one of the offenders) within a month from the date of tins notice., These rewarshi are to be considered instead e t tl•ose fornr.rly advertised. • Ilelcripiions of the persons charged on suspicion of hav!ng Coats ' mined the said robbery: I.' M`Coul, alias Moffat, abcrn 47 years of age, stands abort Sere feet eight, rather stoat made, and toll cheated, dark hair, black ayes, nuse.%traight, rather broad at bottom, and very red, inclining to purple, plump face and florid contylesion ; speaks Hitch, and ha; an 'active wh:lt, generally well dressed, attd.some what like a Gentleman. lie hits been some time In Iteland and in flainbutgh ' am!. can talk German. 2. reuca, front :so its 3.: years of age, nearly five feet eight, brown hair, dark eyes, nos& rather long, pitted by the st9all pox, and a Inuundsh s"un-burned. comidea'on ; a good deal Ott appearance of a naval offi;:er or seafaring man, both in person • and Dress. The property stolen is all in Scot. Bank Notes, mossy fu! £lO, acid £d'. • Should any notes of the above description be offered to the Public under euyic:ous sircumstances, it is earnestly requested that the persons offering* them may be !raind, and ( uwied re 'notice given to the Public Office, at Bew-street, or any other of, the Police Offices In London. Wharllngses, Ship Masters, and others, are precut:l44'7e. guested te-give their aid in preventing the escape of the slid two offenders by sea, and to he attearive to persous offering Scots Notes in etatange for Bank of Lugland ;Votes, ur for any other purpose, and to give it:formation as above. FIRE and LIG la ! quickly produced, by means A- of a NEW and CIMAP POCKEr INSTRUNIEN r, inn the Use of FUN I and S FEEL, or twat DA Nocaovs com nos t taut Puoarttosus / And by various tttt rovements on, the PORTAIWE FLINT and STEEL APPARATUS, wish NEw INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for MORK. R ZADILT norms iN a FIRE and without the aid of PHOS POORU !! `these Instruments, which are of the greaten utility to the Army, .Navy, an the Public in general, are made and sub' at THOMAM ClLL's MANUFAC I OisT tor IM PROVED. •EAL •rOWN - MADE PINE CPTLERY, No. N 3, ST Itk;VLEo'w.STkEET, opposite to PALI ...MALL, LONDON. Where may also be had. Uis NEW I INVI•N Eli si.ILIINO and PEN NIEBING :INIVES ; hi, .iiiteri6r , 1,T4 • ; EON'S INS I itt)Nit:lN I S ; PEN k vt:i •••ARS, NI EDLES, &c.; GRAVEks 4!:d 1i I CiiiNG-N111)1.1.:: (or ARTIRI'S ; his 1.0t4(i-C t:LY. 11 , 4 A rK fi e lV4ll.ll/IXTVD 'WORDS; (4111/11, PrITOI.S, A Msanu kcCOu rarMeN is of .eery description, Whulesak , Rota:4, anii it- I xporiation. N 3 Nis rbtorittion with any nor-r House In Town. SURREY INFIRMARY I.ol< CURINO DISEASES OF TM EYES. MIR.R" F LLERY, Oculist fron) Edinburgh, having 'fix ten _years wen made the various Diseases of die Eyes his peibliar study and practice, has opened an Infirmary, No. 10, Wcstrnins eik road, near the Bridge, where Ile cominees to give his advice and assistance in all Macaws alf-cting the l'yes, front ten o'clock till four, dady, aryl flatters himself that the astonish ing success which hal attesodyd his practice fur' ten years past in the tre a tment and cute of Ocular complaints, and the hundreds of unfortunate Individuals that Ise has rei.cnred to sight ~from the moo corniriefl seikei of htindness.vi.hir,:t any st:stctcat.oPran rtort, attertke eat. t ions of the most eap..rit need men had lulled, will ensure Ilan,. cliii:likiAnce of public patronage. Letters from she country, post paid, will be Inunedhaely an• steered.—No IC, We,!tnnitour-rnati. DOCTOR FOTi!EROIL'S FEMALE. PILLS. THIS celebrated Medicine Ilas been? long known for Its infallible efficacy in removing female obstructions weer which the set are so apt to stiffer at an early ptidorl of alal before the female constitution is entirely formed; the same disc.:or, tt iA WVll•known, Away s takes place afier the age of forty.; the use of Dr..FO ERG: L's FEMALE PILLS cannot be toss strongly recommended to the norce of every Female at these two ; pintails ; when the girl i. passing on toward wiimanlionc•, and / Ifeible, to a variety of tilsitirders from obstructions; and afterwards, towards the turn of lite,•when the habit of every woman under goes a change, Li that I , picies of disorder called Green Sickness, which is dentlted by a pale sickly countenance, and . proceeds from a general relatation of the syrem, attended wide a lassitude and want of inclination to move, Fothi-rgill's Female Pills are a gnost sovereign remedy they amend the appetite, correct the vi- tiatel state of the stomach and digestive organs, where there is inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, and ; where, from ineolerce of the patient, dropsical symptoms aosapt to arise; they oemove nervous head-acts and giddiness, shortness I sit breath, and palpitations of the heart, and - all the other train of disorders which at4sount.-cted wait the above complaints. To Married yeomen they are. no less bentficia , , tbsy inviiptrate the cOnstitut:on, give tone and firmness to ihe hab t, and are the best restomita where the woman is weakened by La t iyings in, her health impaired by too long suckling, or whersfshohas Lon soh. • ject to (retreat miscartiages. In alt these situations Female Pills may be regarded as the female sheetanchor of hcalth,.arldresOtted to as a never-tailing remedy aping the mist detpurate and incurable dist-airs width Mkt the see; they, should be,in ?he possession of every mother and guardian et the young ianaalmaan family med sins. Boki m Mr. 4, Co' London ; and by most C dart, in boxes at !a 9d. . • Simon Fraser and Co. Corti U, and alto- to Messrs. Grosvenor end Clutter, Cornhill. itee the Fah Edition of an Essay ow Edu tation, with a Chart of Education, to be had of Sherwood and Co. Paterites:tr-row. Mr F.. hw been at considerable espence iu enlarging the School anti Play-ground, u well Jointing up a pleasant apartment whit Gloltes Maps, 4:c. for_ a r Pu who are finishing their edura Inn. This day yrere polti vrice es. VASTO,RA LS, §ecnnd Edition; co. which is added, PAsTottneA, a' Rhrt.l Tale, Ey the' Late CSORGE Shit l'H, Landscape raineet, of Chichester. build by Sher Wood, Neely, and Jones Visteriwistar-row ; T. WicLo, It; lima -street. Barblcip ; and P. iluinplrey, Citiclietter. See Ms ich'.y and Critical lttyieses for 1410 year 17'.0. This day WAS pnlidisheil, price Otte Guinea ;in boards, • • Dedicated by permission fo his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, A new and eniseg:d Edition, (being the Seventh) of THE REWNIENTAL COMPANION, in three I. Volumes; containing General information In Matters of Pnanee. Points of Discipline, and interior economy of Corps ; also the Orders and Regulations which hive bren issued from the several lice* cunnectod with the British Army. • By CHARLILS JAMES, Major in the Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. In this l'Attion wilt be found a full account a curio'', Offices, particularly 'hose of the Chiet Coinmissary, the Ordnance, Com missioners of Mditary Enquiry, ties Conanarden.in-Chief, the AdjulantsGeneral, aoti Quarter-Master-tiracral; to which are adled Foruts of Applicst.on. Milizory Tables, end Rules and its gulations for the fuurior Elauageinent sat Corps in the Lin and West Indies. Ptiated for T. Eg:rton, Military Libraty, This du) , was'yul:lieted, In royal Ito. pride £2 141. - N'oluart.: the kirst,eompesing Genesis to P.Aitot, of 'THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE ; with co,Autit Notes-and Illuatraiinits, partly Original, and partly selected fruin the most approved Expositors, .Anetent and. Mo. dent : with a devotional Exticiaii, ur Aspiration. af.er every 'Chapter..-13y lutlN PAliVerl I', I). L. of kiebden Bridge, near Halifax. Loudon: Printed for Stutalry, Lettuce, and Co. Stationers'. court; Robert Laldwut, Paitisuouvr row ; '%ard and Millietun; Skill:ler-street ; and 'P. K. i tu;,ino, i Ote &c. The Wutk may be taki a to l'arts, at Is. rich, or in Numbers at. Is.; it be eon:molest at Ma. ck 1813; and the price .4111 rip: exceed ed,.4. • •,,,* A few Copies have been taken Won a super royal Paper, is the must ekisnt mann• r. hue Edtnon it w as out ter.drd to publish till ,otupicte ; but siviral :-Atbscribtra b -tor desirous of having the first V utuute , it will be delivered :it Xi 56. ouch a ticket voiding the hearer to the secOndNulume far £2. is. o• the lii E.I. :on ,v •Il he A's when complee. DR. lik.Ll. AND MR. LANCASTER. • • 'VIA, day were ptil iidied, • 1. T HE NA.TIONA.L RELIGION the Foirda-' Hon of NA I'IDNAL EDDCATIO/sT: A Stk3VW/4, preached on Thursday, June lslh, in the Cathedral Chuttliot 't. Paul, at the Nearly Meeting of the Chadreu educated in the Charity schools in a d. about the Citit a el London zatl West. minster. tiy tital3F.RT D.D. FA.% • Margaret Protessur of Diviniti in the University of Cambridge. Preached and printed at the request ot the Society fir Promo ting Christian Knowledge. Price ls. or Ds. a disarm for d:str:tni dots . 2. A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the Two New SYSTEMS of Eouca ri i tur the I:trial - I. I'ooa, in a Charge der.vered to the req of tee ()Metal. y of the Dead and Chapter of Durban. By the alley. R u. Boor Lit, LL.B. l's.inenilary ut .Durtiant, and OfLial. Price 1 Prititud for F. C. and J. Riyinroo, No. 64, St. Paul's Church yard ; and sold by the Booksellers in OVord, Caratir:4e, D.-r• .11; . .011 1 &c. &C. N.B. 'I lot:e Discourses are earrest:y rccaniniculd,il to the coo l. sideratioa 'of tbow who wunid decade no arti.iiy un!uis tnopur twit q 'OOP. MESSR S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi l .;••• 11 - Majesty's S-reice, ct allenge the wnule world to prose. Ctlgh hi seance what. their Medicine and method of cure have tailed e. the desired effect. The practice of many years to this partici:st branclt of their profession has not given rise to one ottucce.:sful case. They eent.nae to direct their et miles to the treatment and curt of Venereal Complaint -1, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicimis and wasrefti• ..ffects tit s habit long and ntoet unhappily pursued by t hb youths of both sexes in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren tale; the other halve its ravuee, fatally developed to them by a s tie. tressing state of &Inlay, velvet, if not timely resnedteil,terininacei , nimpoteece. These are its remote anti ultimate elect 4, while con • sumptions,loss oern treat lar power, and various nervous compiaer usually characterise the earlieritages of this solitary vice. Of peri suns languishieg snider the disorders it icident to such a liebit, theft ' treatment is merle and has never proved unsuccessful, in the course in a loug, laborious, and antic!' extended pr.lttice. In the most oleo inste and complicated eases se venereal infection, met as uhstrue ions to the urethra, e, ungy excrescences, hard tit. moure,catienie ulcers, ereptions, senunal weakness, gleets, also s•tritic I Ult Whether recent or of long duration, and which have beied the skill ither Practitiimers ; are by their present improved p! in of rratment, tikes wally and perthenently cured, without the pettent sittferrg the excruciating pain and alarming liernorrisege winch often to'lows the appleetion of the lunar caustic. lei :he course of exi years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of 'Strictures have been and are daily louder their are, the. total -rat:ice/ion of which are dfected by a safe, certain, and-expwil uotie mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakneee - relaxaiion, and debility proceeding front this complaint, is speedily removed, mid the pa:vent re;tored to armed and vi gorous health. but where the debility has for eears exisvd, g roper perseverance In their restorative remedies, after the Aerie vire has beep destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Coustitution.. Several Noblemen end Gentlemen, of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie. and Co. for Vie r.- mural of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, du. and, having received a radical and pernianeet eerie, request that reference, may be made to tbeni as satisfactory evideuees of the decided eu pertoritv of Messrs: Currie and Co:. plan of treat:is to. Many ot thine . Gehtlemen have had strictures from ten to twentye ears • and had been under the care of Messrs. liome and hietvisides and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the ear by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. • Messrs. Currie and Co. May. he consult cal by eit her WI with the grunting tltlicacy, secrecy, and honour, at the 4 house, No. 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country Ire requested to state the particulars i o“beg case, age, and general habit of living , &e. inclosing a remittance for advice - siul medicines, When the tams will he 0 , 01 nr sent to aoy pact of the kingdom. 'MARRIED WOMEN, who have tong been dinionitlnted In V _ i , CORIII - 111.1., near the Matniitin !inure. In, (.:i.)VENTRY-S'rß E ET, caeli ET. • • rYTOIsi strnngiy recommends the enint;nt tottery t 4 the notice of his Friends, and advise% an Immeiliate nolo eliase it his Favourite Offices, as alcove, there be-r¢ mite 2.`00 Tickets, and the price of Ti c k ets an d Shi res much Inwre thin for maoy years, though there Is every probability of a envoi rem. Ms advance eking place, in cans-quenee of the small erre!). r ed Tickets, which must create a searcitv. Tio•ri-fe e ire, Once who tint toes, buy cur.. e —Scheme...gratis, oliich is paetictilai ed the unparalleled stecress that has attended Purchasers at Et. TONY Fortunate Offices for to years past. S W IRS and CO. resneetitsay inform the . Puhlic r that the Tickks and Shard a the NOM STATi LOY. .TERY are uti sale at their Offices N. 11. POULTRY. No. IS, CIINRING-CROSS, No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH STREET. Latery contains only 13,300 *rickety. being the *nerve number ever known, and from the quantity tinnily required for the 'unity of the country, there iv every rvaeen to Plirir.".! tbki they will he acarce and consequ . enrly much higher iu pace be fore the day of tat of October 'PRESENT PRICE. • Ticket - - • £1913 0 • kali' . • vC:O 6 0 Eighth - 13 0 Quer. 5 4 0 ( Sixteenth `. 1 7 0 ttntv. M ONEY is always ready tn advance, at lezal an. nuity inzereat, redeemable on rrerlinkl, CripFhol,!, nr Leasehold EVAICO. in Land or Howes, Dividend, of Stock, An. nuitie s, Rentschoges, hdirrine Settlements,. Widows Jolotors , st Patent PlaC!'4, Church Living*, a , :d any Ineuniv for , Life. - 11 , 11 Noblity :and Gentry of known pr: perry, rT their Heirs, May bv, acc,ontimalsted either on their mingle ur ja nt Aniiutty Bonds,. pr,iirrptitAr and aecrecy.—A..ply pfrionally, h....wens the boors of twelve and five, or by leiter, to th , Director of din • Balk, No. O, Lower Juno -street, Got.i..n-squarc.—Utad Sflie discounted. • . . . . - WILLIAM IL. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAL) IN NI, SNOW-111 The beat Accommairion for Travellion, peel Beds, Adel Liquors, and moderate Cha•gt.. 'T` H E fnllntainti POST C()ACIIE:;, hfA IL C3ACHE 4 , &c. set cut from the ziaracen's !teed hail, Snow .1111. EXE I ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, florchever. Eaten:nth., Dammed,. and Salisbury Nee Post Coach, every M irning at I six o'Clock, with a Guard, through 1-1 initon, Akitilnater, Bride I port, Biaadford, liadegstoke, and Baphot. DOS VON. S;.alding, Peterborough, stilton, an! Ittun•ingaost ti terßoyal Moll Coach. serf Out every Evening.--Ctiaebes honk... 9 • Bogor: to Spilaby, Louth, Grlmcdiy, and I - 1011. I LIVERPOOL, Warrinetott, Ktneltord„ Stone, and Ltchfieldi Po-t-Coach, called The Fare itlon, every Freeing at Five o'Clock, to the Angel-fun, Mies-street, Liverpatah Guarded throughout. l'H and ERISTOI. Flying PostaGsacliet,through Chippenc ham, Color, and "%larlborough, every After:tem; arrive at Mr. N'lsy 's, the Gr.. yhourd len. Bath, and try' London *revere, Thoe ina....r, to, Bristol, next Mornittg.—Cnachea to Wen*, Bri:g • water, Tateniet I .F.E. OS new light C3aCh s called the Reekinglism,sine nut every Morn ng at E. a n'Clock; carters Four Insides only and or tee markaldy easy, with a Gear-I thr•aghnut. Passes titrotigh tam. ford, Newark, Reford, Dontaster, and K-rryheidge, to Om • Golden Lien, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Cols's, his allawed to he the most agreeable and conspire Public Conveyance on the Korth Read, brine unetyitallad in Accommodation b' any other. Latteister, Preston, z(irby-Lonsdale. Bohan, Charley, Orm.kick, anti Garatang Poet Cinches, every After. *win at Five o'Clnck.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Lengtow Gretna-Green , Ann an , D um f r i es, BrOwnhlll, l'hornhart, Satepthar-Kila, Cumeock, Kingswell, all Parts of Scotland, Campertlnwto Coach, YORK, Newcastle, and Edithery,h et., Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-put Sit &Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, 'Eaticaster, Dart:ion., Northallerton, Durham, agnrpeth, and Barwick. Pa.st noes Rattle thom.eives fatigued tram the length of ti.e Journey, may reel what time theypitnie, and that prectied on without any at). pitionel Fare. J. CLANK, the Black Swan Coney stre et , Y or k, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Null, Scarborough, Whitby, arses ot••er BRIDGENORTH and Wal.all new Post Coach, every Ewe llug. CARLISLE. Penrith, and Whltehrren Pon Coach, gates whit Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Peoria throtteh Brough, Ureataltridger Richmond, Cat r. rick, B.rough "did* Wetherhy, Ahermed, Doncaster, and Grantham . (the e' e r. a t way by etalatten mil. s). Set s nu t every Morning, and performs the punt , v with tie greatest facil tyt Pesseseera.tte•am.4 L ye t' e road by !easiness, or pteasere, have the peculiar k 'vantage of liter s•tat. being ...cured .n the n• at Coach. atid PARKG 1 I r tiny P.et Coach, Daily. • ECLIPFE, a new Fly ng Poe Coach, to York, ouuderland, N4str•cle, and Edinburgh, carries Poor Instdes only; every AI. La:tont, at 'Dane o'Clock, by way of Dunces:eft, Grantham, sad SUNBER LAND, Stockton, and farm, new Coach, every Iktorning. to the Geom. Inn, dat.d.!eand. MANCHESTER. Win.low, Congletun, tgeweastle, anti Woiverhatttpum Post-Coach, every Atternonti.—Guara e d. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, tied Sluileal Poo-CoacJi. the Royal Charlotte. every. Evening, at l'ivo o'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD end Rotherham Po • • Coach, &died the ktoekinge barn, every• Morning. • SG ITYLIAMP'I,OS, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton . Coach, every Eveni ng B )H . AM Mercury Poet Coach, with a Guard, Ws nut every Afternoon, and reaches Iltrml.elt.tu neat day at Nom.. Paters by Oxford, Euston, odd shipacone, to the Sa r acen'. H ea d . Bull .trees , • IlUI.I„ Northcavi., Flowdee, Thorn, anal Doecalei..r Poss. Coach, every Mornin g at S e v e n o 'Cl oc k , to the Burl and Son lon • Mynas-vitt, Hull. LhEUS and WAKEFIELD nem elegant Coach, Digit. HERTFORD, Ware, undde.doe, and-Cheskuri Coach, every Monimg. SOU'EHAMPTON, Wutelarster, Rorrotey. vdngson, Chrinthench, Witycwortil, leurditeibtoire, Wfinbarn, IPerot., Isle of %Vigo', Jersey, and Guernsey Witeguos, Valk. • .I . OT t V.N HANI and Edmonton Coaah, Daily, at Half-pan East, fialf-;:ast'two, past Four, and Halt -past Seven o'Clock. MIAVY WLICMITs ut LUOCIAGI, 11006., &C. convert)) 117 it intntaMCN7 anNtp re.tictobs • To DIES, Bever., Boom, Bory,'and all Parts of. Suffulk o slurry hlotelay. SUNBURY Itarnpten, and Twickenhaln, Twice it Work. WILLIAM It: Moustrwits and Cu. respectfully isquattat their !Needs and the Public, that they will not be acenoutable tor any Parcels or Luggsee, &e. of more than Pt, Pounds Value. It kid - or damaged, wits► entered as stack and pry ter acenitdingty, at the Sanwa's Head INN Nefirikill i Lead's. ..._ . - - - ... . . pus. . • . • , . ~ ' .... I . . • • - . .% 1k • . / . • • • r il l k ''' 0 . r". . • • . . • • , • • , • .' j • / 1 i • - •..• • ' ' .. I . ft ( .I.• I/ • . • • rt 4 '5..4! 4 . .111 - ' L r , ' ?t .. • . . • • ' - 161 .. •7' •••• ... i •,..f) .1. ii, - 4 i • ' - - . . . • • . . . . • • , • . • • - . 4 061 r.,.)1. •",•;.• r . 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PATENT..WID BR SOI.D, • NEW sT kit I .(it - rtayi , • THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 'MESSRS: LA COSTE, Cf.ARK, and Co. belt TTIE PATENT RIGHT to ao INVEN TION, . 4, .. T FI E. Contractors tvith eleitisit-rjrii t it, in rpptsijem 114 Se•ieme of the preseet sT tit 1.0 rol'.••• Y , hay,- l' , tin NIS MAIEST2*., T??ANSPORT SERVICE, 1%.,,- talinq leave respectfully to inform - tae puhlic, That th ey have -I- by wi,jc)) the blechastical Power of the SCREW .• an he EOM of SICK and WOUNPRI) S E'A ME M, and fir the Care and been able t) collect hi, and -have paid the whole of their Notes itlereaseil . ta any event, applicable to Prevbes and other Envies. anzioeshr desirous to mess the wishes of the' Pohl i , an t nest that were in circulation on and Isidore the 23th day of July last, - Apply ; bet*. ten the hours of ten and rwOve, to Mr. Calloway , • • • Dutsdy e" PRISONERS of WAR, deleroy eve Notice, (die time when the Robbery of Moir Batik was committed) and Engineer, No. tiiii, I-I dbotn, near Red-Lon.street. they have removed every objection in kitini-r ,tchem , . s. In the late Or ober L o t tery, uutvards of 10,000 *Hefter* Were soil le t t ' That tbiy will be ready at this 019ce, on Turslay the 1 . 7r1t of liave since issJell a new firciffation of Notes, materially different -----' VARA PION. the present there are only 13, iOO Tiiketti ups. eels of 50)00 ot Icy tember, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders; and treat with such friars' the M i ntier.. II . there are therefore any of their Old Notes rill HE SEMINAR Yof tlie Rev. JOHN EVANS, wh:ch are al-ally d'epoi. e d of, and, from the tieistailA hi this Un- at present c relit:ging !i the Coontry, they must heve i tiern those Penults as may be willing to tontrect for supplying for twelve A. El. for a limited number of Pop Is, Pull-n's•-row;itline.. pn•cestetitedly small but er. ittly popular Lottery, It is ♦ eery pn). which were ;toten. They request, limier these eircornstances, months aertzin, from the day of tender, • that all persons will please. to take notice, that they shall not ton, Opened on Muitt:ay, Animist stb, cites . the Midsummer lies.' battle ail the 1 ickets will he sold bt(ore the Sid of Ottobert Red Port, and Mountain Vin., alt e r t h e c law o f t i l l ; L itter , pay any one o f t h e i r Notes, t2f . a date i ce-.s. Re•erenc e nay be trade to Dr. Abraham R e es, the HON when the whole I.or e ry w ill h e d rawn . Si.llolll Fraser and Co, .Cortilt"ll, and aloe to Messrs. Grosvenor _ - , , . . ...,.. -.. . prior to•this '2O h day o f ruly,l•sr, (the date of their new iostieof Far Sicklind Wounded Stamen at Deal, Paington, Yarmouth, And Cheer, (-anthill. sce the t , :ah Edition of an Essay on Lau- . t. CC,RaiHtl.l., near tis. Mansion 'Muse. Notes) should there' he any such now i n circulation, and they • - Wool.‘ io, and Falmou-h. • eation 4 with, a Chart of Educision, to be had of Sherwood and lit, COVENTRY-sTREET, Mccatlilly. , trust no persoo will receive or Cash auy of such Notes. • And for Sick Priamlers of War isi Sapleton, Norman Cross, and Chensey. Aligns,. SI, 1011. Co. rateritess:tr-row. Mr E. Losbeen at considerable espenee T " YTON fitrongiy recommends the enint;nt I ..ottery . VIOLA/41 near Penni/et/Irk_ N_ ll_ . • iii eitlarjng the S c h oo l an d Pl aeveroun d. as W e ll A S fitt llll/ 1 11 1 1 - - -- - - - - . med*cine. - their vs at of a family may be assurvi that in most in .r . s, 4. cbsitoide, corner a p aminoftmeinw, etalWee WO defects are curable by medical* AIR; and although wit Country asokohol soisiosibe von . the removal of such impeditueuts be as object of doubt and tweet • ohm , Itlth ethe rs, yet ttle cure of such defers,- by the grasluai 9d. each. - - f . , ~ . regress et ivereathear efilaracquiniees; et *is expetleace. • ,:41. ‘J• 6 r ' 1 ' .. , MIN ....4.., • lc .0 : . . .. .. •4 . . . iill . at., . . 1 . fare bum a~ ;, n, ■ I