Star. — London, England, 1811-02-04 00:00:00

.. . ~ . . ._. -- -- - • ROYAL En% . ( Tha-dirraras published, pries 4s. 64 . , . . ITAZ A RD; 'WINE, A ' Co. Stock-Brokers, A. CATALOGUE of BOOKS' fo r the Year Isll, 1.1 respectfully inform the Public, that nue ers and Su• az s I- s- In various Languages and Classes of Literature on Sale, for the NEW STATE.LOTTERY, to ise drawn the 15th of for ready money, by John•Ctithell, Middle-row, lielbont. THIS MONTH, are on Sale at their Ofece as above. Letters, post paid, duly apssvered. Schemes gratis. 'nil. daywaa published, price p aa rtuany attended to. :Is. • ..• orders from the Countrgpacsumpanied with rat:Mum:ice ' • VACTS r %Oatil!C to the present state of the BRITISH .I- • COTTON - COEONIES, and to the connection of their lA FRIDAY, ISth THIS Mi/N 1: 11, T ---- lICWHOLE OF TiTE terests with those of the mother Country. STATE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. " --- Pescet spun res." TICKETS and Shares are Selling considerably Edinburgh: Printed for Thomas Bryce and Co. No. 11, Infir cheaper than last Lottery, at bush Mary-street ; Brash and Reid, G:asgow ; J. Murray, London ; 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, and sold by all Bixiksellers. N)sereTwo Prises of JUN* in the last Lottery, and Five the last Yeir, (besides so oth e r Capit a l. Prizes of &PM° lll This day was published, Prizes) were Sold In Shares. In Eleven 'Volumes, Octavo, with Maps and other Plates, • • • Persons In the C‘mintry, who find a difficulty in gettin g price £ 5. 15$ . thl. boards, a new Edition of ••. m i kes' er Shares of the AGF-NTS, are desired to apply to THE ROMAN HISTORY : f rom t h e B u ildi ng • 4, CORN , HILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. London, where t hey may be soppKed on the same terms as if preszn4 l 4 of Rome to the Ruin o f th e Common-wealth.y• T. visa. By . N. HOOKE, Esq. "tinted for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker, T. Egerton, Drarke anzton, I. Cithell, J. Nunn, Scatcherd and Letterman, 1 R. Lea, Lack . tat, Allen, and Co. E. Jeffiny, Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and . nrc.msia Catlett and Davies, J. and Al Arch, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, !A. Player, J. Carpenter, E. Lloyd, T. Richardson, J. Mawinan R. Baldwin, J. Book e r, Nornav,il e and Fell, J. Hughes, I'. B?acklock, J. Miller, T. Hamilton, J. Greenland, and Gale and Curtis. . • TO Br. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom-Horse, Deal, on Thursday nett, February 7, at one o'clock in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots: 1600 Boxes Figs ; 450 Drums Ditto ; 40 Boxes Raisins.: Damaged by the salt Water. Saved from the Brig Brisk, William Hughva lYtaiter, wrecked in this Pert. The Goods may be inspected tile dal !Attire:, and on • the morning of the day of sale. A deposit - et twenty-fire per Cent. wilt be required: FOR SALE, • At the Custom House. Deal, on Thursday, die 7th of February, 1,11, at:Vivo o'Clock, in the. Afternoon, • THE FOLLOIVING, GOODS, in sundry. Lots, viz.-7 Gallons Spilt744;•Rrasuir Legal Strength -154 Gallops Foit 4 .! urdAgy Private we, 90 Gallons Foreign Brandy-22 Gallons Foreign Rum 140 Gallons Foreign Genova • 162 lbs. Black Sea-283. lbs. Green Tea-22$ lbw Raw Coffee 10 Tanks East India Muslin-s.ol=er. Hair East-India Shawls. Which may be v;evetvi and Inspected on the morning of Sale. A deposit of Twenty:live per Cent. will be required. WRIT-FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES, FOUR OF £20,000, And no Prize less than £9O. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. ORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the State Lottery w in begin and finish on the 15th of this Month. Tickets and Shares are considerably cheaper than for many Lotteries past. The Novelty of the Scheme is approved of, and the demand ex cessive, which has cawed a rise in price Ned must continue 4 ;11 such, HCiRNSBY and Co.-hope thikr ?Rends will buy quickly. THIRTY-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES Were said by HORNSBY and Co. in the last Stare Lottery. Also, in the last two years, S of £20,000, 3 of £lO,OOO, and ti of X 5004. 240. 4,469 £20,000 No. 133 £lO,OOO 9,618 20,000 9;279 10,000 16,544 93,000 8,881 10,000 10,994 20,000 8,716 5,000 19,544 20.000 13,570 5,000 Besides 1 of £4,000, 3 of £9,000, 6 of £l,OOO, and 10 of £SOO. 26, CORNHII.L, and ST. MARGARET', HILL, Boaoucu. ISTOM-DOUSE, Bins 1'01; JANUARY 16, Ist. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the tion.Commissioners of lalsMejestrs Cnstomo, Tuesatf.' tko.l3tit Fehruciar e 1311 , and-two tallest/log Days, a 1 Four ' o Clock In the Afteraoon., in the Lon.; Ro min of tae Custom-House, 'THE FOLLOWING GdODS,cloarofallPuties, A- viz.—About SO,Cwt. Munn,. Sugar, 24-Cmlasses, 12 Fowl ing Pieces, 16 Cwt. Irpn, 1611 s. Steel, 231bs. Rice, Slbs. Tama rinds, 1 Cwt. 2 Staves, 1 Cwt. Manna, 472165. Vitriol, 61 Rus sia Marts, 2 pieces Fir Timber, 3 Mass, 10 Eufers, 2 Spars, ' 107 Deals and Deal End s 9 R a bbit Skins, 1 Cwt. 2 Shuman, 101114. Castor Oil, 171 1 s. Succachs 551 ha. Currants, 17 Cwt. Kennel Coal, 26 bushels B ar l e y, 5 Gals. Brandy, 10 Gals. Shrub, 420115. Coffer, 40 Gals. Wine, 40 Gals. Rum, sslbs. Chocolate. 1211 i. Wax Candles, 211bs. Tallow Candles, 2 Gals. Whiskey, S 0 &whets Oats, 3 Gals. Lime Juice, 1-S Gal. Vinegar, 471bs. Solt, 2 Quarts Cordials, 10 Cocoa Nuts, 49 Bear Skins undressed, 98 Utiat Skins undressed, •7lbs. Irish Snuff, 1 Standard Loaf dou ble refined Sugar containing 71 damaged, 363 Cwt. Sqrs. 261bs. Tobacco Ashes, 2qrs. Old Junk, sundry old Desk Materials be longing to the Custom-House, 3 Boxes Cobalt containing 3661b5. The Goods may be viewed, and further Particulars known, by applying at the Warehouse-keeper's Office, on Saturday the 9th, and Monday the lit], and Days of Sale, between the Lours of .Ten apd One o'Clock in tbe.Forenoop. TO BE PEREMPTOXILY SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, On Tuesday, the 19th day of jFebruary Inst. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, • ['HE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation : 1 255 Casks, and 109 Bags Coffee; and 226 Bags Pimento jantled from a French Brig, and cqndemned as Prize to His Ma jesty's Ship INDLYATICAILL, L.BILOUGIVIVN, Esq. Captain. Also, for Exportation, 41 Hhds.andZ Brown is White S Cases Indigo 26 Boxes S Sugar 4 Bales Bear Skins 30 Tierces & i Cones 10 Tons 1.n1;wood 7 Cask* 10 Tons Iluatick 0 Bags Cocoa , Restored to the Claimants, ex POLLY, from New York.. • Also, 3000 Hogshead Staves, !Left by a derauker at a former Sale,) per Bo LINA, lying in the Prison Yard. Coxside. For viewing, samples, and further information, apply to Messrs. HAWKER. and Suns, Merchants, Plymouth. TitEikaT and MeIt.SEV,• NAVIGAISLE CANAL, SURREY INSurru LION, DOVER-STREET ROAD, STRAND BRIDGE and FLIBUR COMPANY SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT, At the Mart, oa Friday the Bth of February, at - twelve o'clOck, TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK Navigation: Four Shares in this uneonunonly prosperous concern, connecting the ports of Liverpool and Hail with the various navigations in the centre of England and the Metro- polis, the Dividends have regularly advanced to the rate of £45, per share clear, and may be expected to increase considerably.— Also, Rochdale, Grand Union, Lancaster, and Croydon Canal, Strand and Vauxhall Bridge and Lontloa Flour Co:npany Shares. Particulars at Hatchutt's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street r W 'CYTON, late Partner with the deceasCd Sir James Branscomh, returns his gratefid Thanks to these Friends who have honoured him with their commands since he com menced business on his own account,at No.; Cornhill, near the Mansion-house, and No. 18, Coventry-street, Haymarket; and informs them that his usual success has attended purchasers at his fortunate Ofrce, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals, ircluding No. 2765, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only ,113000 Prhe shared in the State Lottery-He, with confidence, recommends the present Scheme of the State Lottery to be drawn in One Day, February 15, sad wishes his Friends to notice the undermentioned inducements :—The Tickets are cheaper—there it she usual amount of Prize Money—more Capital Prizes—no prize losthant 020— : Twenty Thousand dilibrent Numbers, and 3,5, Of 4 Tlakonsof sibliartnt number may gain is many >920000 Prizes. Tickets and Shares on Sale by Erro u, 2, Cornball, near the Mansion-house; antll 9, Coventry-street, Haymarket. t L 'o SOLv, pgirpetual Advpwlon and L Right of Presentation to a VICARAGE adjoining the Turnpike Road between Alton and Alresfurd, in the County of Southamputp, producing about £ 3OO per annum. The situation is very pkat. Ihe Premises consist of the Vicarage House, which etanOs its a garden, containing about an Acre of ground, elegantly laid out, a Farm-yard, Bvn, Stablee, ow-house, &c. and Chase pf Laud of near three Acre, adjoining; the whole sheltered from the Norh and West, by a young Plantation of Forest-trees. The Glebe is friwn 27 to 25 Acres. Further particulars may be known, by application to Mr. Kew, Clifford's lop, 4.ondon. CITY OF HEREFORD. A NEAT AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIMATE CONTRACT, A LI, ‘}fat se:Op andspnveOest, and lately fi tted 2 4- up FREEHOLD MESstkeior Dwelling I-loon, Gar den, and Appurtenances thereto bc:longlog, situated in Wide marsleetresst, In the City of P.ezeford, in the occupation of Mr. lames Lloyd, the Proprietor, comprblpg sortable, airy, and commodious Rooms and Apartments, proper for the residence of a genteel Family, the possession of which may be had at an early period. Part of the Furniture May be taken at a valuation if re qiired.—For a view and further particulars, apply to Mr. Lloyd, at the Wranhts• WILSONTOWN 111014 WORKS YOR SALE. TO BE SOLD, on Day to be afterwards aamed, THE WILSONTOWN IRON WORKS, DWELLING-HOUSE, and LANDS attached to them ; consisting of upwards of SOO English Acme. These Works are situated to the cduntyof Lanark, In Scotland, at an equal distance from Glasgow and Leith ; and thus command a ready access to the markets on buth the east and west coast, and in Ireland. They are the unlyWorks of the kind in Scotland:an/have an ineahansti ble supply of mate:tan at hand, io land, to t ext. nt of above 43C0 English Acres. The Works comist of twast 1 ernaces,blown by a 40-inch Botil:on and Watt double power Steam Engine, sufficient for blowing three Furnaces. Also, of four Steam En gines of dilereardimensloos, with the most complete raaelsia,37 for the manufacture of bar, bolt, and sheet iron, boiler plates, hoops, &c. &c. erected upon the newest and most anirovell prin ciples. The Works art principally employed, at present, in making soft pig iron, for foundry use, of which the two furnaces ,produce from on to 90 tons weekly, principally of the best No. ' 1, which tni3lat'be increased to 120 tons by the erection of an other furnace; the spree blast (of which there is abundance fur a third furnace)_ being now thrown away. There is an excellent Dwelling-house for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager, Clerks, and from 4to 500 workmen and their families. As the freight of iron from Leith to London is only from 103. to Its. per ton, and the insurance less than one per cent. these works are parti cularly worthy of the attention of the gentlemen in the trade, rea dout in London, where the excellent quality of the Wthoatown Iron commands a constant preference ha the market. Printed Particulars of the works and minerals, &c. may be had by applying to Mr. I.W.lson, Nu. 5, Crosby-square, Bishupsgatt - street ; or Mr. Charles Berry, No. 1, Jan - es -street, Asletphi, Lon- j don ; or Mr. Mowbray, W.S. Howe-street, Edinburgh; Mes.rs. lames Pallas and Co. merchants, Leith ; Messrs. Edington, Queen-street, Glasgow ; Messrs. Graham and Montgotritries, Writers, Glasgow ; A. Cants, Esq. Liverpool ; Messrs. Wright and Bowden Hull; James Tibia , Esq. Dublin; Mr. Samuel Haien, Bilstoo, near Wolverhampton; Josiah Dawson, Esq. Rhoyds-yell, Dear Leeds; Messrs. Sorsbie and Co. Newcastle ofon-Trise ; ad Messrs. Wilson and Son, WiJasistaxi. • . . • ... • • .• • ....., . I' • i . • r • 1 4- ' . • .. . • 1 , , . . . iF . ~• % • • wkir - . • • ' . . , . .1.. - • : • , • . . . . •s • •4, .. . 7, ( iir.. ,i, 1 t i c . .. . . • 4. / .. • /v. , l'lSr. s. sr.l• •• 1 " • . • •1. 7 ` - mAlt* 7.l 41.' ~. • % • • y 1 k .— ... . .t?ii. i n..,it'd. .../... .n , ' • • • , .' „ II JA \• P .) ,5 , : , . ... . • Ar • ., . 1' . .. " • ''. . • (...........___ • ••• ' ' ' 0. 4 ‘4 .... •erf.. ,' ' r V e ' II • ' . I°' ' ' • ; k, Nr ‘ '.. 1.. . / . - , , ~. . ••• IP• 4 . 4. 71- 1 :11 . 1 .I 4 : •ter • •.. ••• • yr7FC: .1•11. , . . . '".• • • • ' .---..----......., . - z .. . 4 .. 11L11'11 -4• - y vr, • mn - wl vre 11, Ira >.••• • - _._ R RELIEF OF THE BRITI3H PRISONERS IN FRANCE. ' T HE COMNIITTEE beg to sate, that there are at present upwardsmf 10,000 British Prfanners In the aids. rent Prisons of France, for the most part.in great distress ; and that the Sebacription ii Litended fur the alleviation of their stif rains, in some tlegree', by assisting them with articles of tliati. liiifi Bedding, rut!, and ucb other necessaries as they stand thy moat in need of, • The Committee conceive that this is a etie which must fie sympathy of t h e i r C ountrymen at l arge; and, ther2t, Without offering any elsborate address, they inilit to their geria'si*: . tityandliumauity fur supplyingasum coinlmnisuratetotbsocoasicia._ Subscriptions received by the Gentlemen of the Committee, whose Names are asiollow : Sir Wen. Curtis, Rart. M. P. Thomas Kink, Esi. ISir Cha. Priee;lart. M. P. W i lli am Mellish, h n , Sir Robert Wigratu, hart. Edward Parry, Esq. .10/M Staid/arils. Esq. M. P. Joshua Reeve, Eig• wr-ary hoobatu, Esq. M. P. John Roger,, Eici. lulu: !, alogersteln, Esq. Thomas Rowcroft, Est. /OM At kl?llasq. Aid. John St. Barbe, Esq. Thomson &unix, Esq. J. H. Tritton, Esq. P i\tv. AM Chapman, * Wi ll iam V..ughan, Esq. Robert Chapman , • John Walls, Esq. Joseph Cotton, s t q. William Wells, Esq.- William Dent, Es,: . John Waolaspre, Eq. -•:.ssis are also rest at lioyd'a, and by all be Ranh. - - • .--ass sir. Forbes and Cos Add r Vit .! ' 4 ;6 ' hurei ; 'Aloud* yiiie.9.l*bilit Sul4criptions advet4i..3l - litra - ci; elms E. A. Goldsehrnidt lO 10 J. Broadwood and Soils 10 10 I Thos. Palmer and Son 10 10 Mrs. Hey 10 10 William Phillips 5 5 Thos. Lowten, Esq. 5 5 :Wescott Long, Esq, IS 10 Emanuel Silva .5 5 "lames Bell, jun. Esq. 5 0 Thos. Wells 2 2 r.F. Roper, Isq, Hem . Hill 5 S Clarkes apd Burgos 5 5 `The Rt. Hpn. Geo. Rose 20 0 , James Putnam • 3 0 John 8. Alex. Gillespie 10 10 Dadiel Smart, Esq. 5 5 Str John Colpoys 5 Abel I'VLayity, Esq. .S 5 Ilse Earlof BriJgywater 90 0 The 131 shop of Mutt= 10 0 hirs. 0,0: 5 o' Manning andAnderdon 10 10 Thomas Pith, Evq:. 10'19 Chstteiis, Whim:M i e s and Co. 10 101 E. li(Whatn, Esq. Io IY John Taylor, Esq. 10 10 Doren and Ccs. 111 W. Unit, Esq. 10 10 G. Hartwell, Esq. lb 10 • Offinan, - ZlipS : lecarstO: k. and t. ?leave 10 10 . 0/m. Curl 4, jun. Esq. S 1. Beresford, dz,• P. C. Methuen, Esq. 'Olin Faller, Esci.. Ross Hill 10 10 Emanquet and CO, Id OP Samuel Botanquik;Esq. 10 1110 1. Innis, EN. 10 10 Young and Hughes 5 Mrs. Gawp Clarke . I, 2 -liarrilon,Prtire,isato. 10 10 . RH. Price 10 10 o G. tlonnan,Esq. 101. 10s. O. Green, Esq. 1W..1011. W • • per T. atts,.Esq. - 21 2, 'A.E. A. • 100 0 Walker and Sons 10 ,Garcy and :iawyer 5 11. h. hinkturrst 10 10 hua, Moffatt, and Burgess 10 10 'Edward Holland, Esq..:; • per Gosling 3c Sharpe Er 0 Zigul. Murdock. Esq. 3 larucs Farquhar, Esq. M. 101 Edward Gray, Esq. 10 1 'filcher and By/ea 10 10 latues Mangles, Rag. 10 10 Robert Manglos, 10 10 •-ka.on, _.., - , E. 10 10 'l'hosnas Dicl ..ou, Esq. Jas. Ricks t,-..ian,11.4. E. Rober t soa .10 10 - Enfield 1411 Ifl Lord liulkelvy • 10.10 R. Wardlaw• 10 19 Pir-;et, Bainbridge & Co. 10 111 John Robots avito. 10 10 Enit.hCupi.erCuinpkny 31 10 D. end S. Brent 15 SOUS 24 V Rob. Huntvr, pin. Lsq. 2 2 W. W. N. • 5 S Abilhazu Pe-.41 10 10 D. S. 2 9 Corpomtiou of tke Tri- A Widow wit& Wee tbilo pity House 'lO5 0 dren, would other's's* [Captain Pulley 1p 0 Vie more than 5 0 —f---- B.illatityne • 10 10 J. 11.Tritton, Esq 10 10 ----- Huddart 10 i 0 David Bevan, Esq. 10 10 Reed 10 10 Silvanus Bevan, Esq. 10 Us F. Cresswell 5 5 . Barclay, Perkins & Co. 10 10 Sir Wm. Fraser 5 5 Mniiral rotteNVO 19 1 0 Aaron Charms', Esq. 5 5 I'. Peruse, Esq. 1 0 Capt. Richard Lewen 5 5 Right Hon. Spencer Per- Elder Brothers of the gest • . .21 0 Trinity House.] • Wyodbern knatehbot 10 IQ Batard,Simpson,& Sharp 10 10 Harrison and Ellis . 5 a Q. Harris and Sous 10 10 Henry Newton, Zit 10 i 0 A. Mackenzie 10 10 John litingles, Esq. 10 10 Robert Clark, Esq. 10 10 Stephen Theiniton, Ere= • 'Tyler and Newtqa S. 5 thtia, zirol - Voit .. •. • tO. 141 Joshua Saunders, Esq. 10 10 Guthersen aq4HOl2 10 ip J. Wilmot, Esq. Bruce A. G4ilmore 10 lo Castle 16 10 Hoare, Barnett.. &Co. 10 49 Thomas Preston 10 19 Join Bell, Esq. 10 ib Miss Prestos . 2 2 Osedoes, Misrphy,&Cca 10 'OS John Baker and Soa 5 5 Win. Willsrrtore.e, Esq. S. Forbes, Esq. Bath 5 0 M. P. 10 4 Pazton, Cockerill, Pran Francis Newton, Esq. 10 It wed Co. 10 10 Maxwell and Keys 10 10 Crawky aid Elgle 10 10 John Wilson • 5 s Colin A. Mackeuzi• 10 10 X. A. vu, The Worshipful Com. itobert Bareay, Esq. /10 10 pony of Leather Sellers 50 0 Barclay, Trittoss, Boy*, Geo. Longster, Esq. per iost Co. • / 10 10 Rob. Chapman, Esq. 5 S Ricliksl Hey • 1 i Welbank araPityt 10 10 Willia(n P . 5 5 James Young, Esq. 5 5 Sir Fr e d. E a , tt. 10 19 The Committee be leave re.pecifully to infirm A. E. A. that the £lOO Bank Note enclosed in his leiter to hieing-4 Mzrtin and Co. is composesksif halves which do not correspond, and t h 4 it will be necessary to revtlfy the mistake. THOMAS FERGUSON, Set. CITY LOTTERY. qINGUL.AR occurrenee respecting the First Day of Drawing.—Only Four . of the minor. Prizes chasm, value, at l'itoo, therefore it must be obvious, that the Tickets which ' constitute the Freehold Property in the Wheel must bave in creased considerably in value, thste•being only three days to draw, to cotninence ots tae.7tk of next Month; 21 Capitals, valued at upwards of 2100,000. Tickets and Shares we selling at all the Lottery Offices In Town and Country. E. The Prizes drawn the Prot Day have produced a greater value Oen stated in the Same, sod hove horn paia to the re spective Nare-holders in full, without as;y deC.cction svhatester. „--_ - JR BMNSCOMBandCo..7. srvEwßicielt sole survivieg Partner, respectfully solicits the Public Atten- I lion to the last Three Days Drawing of the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, the firs of which will be the 7th of February neat. There are Twenty-one Prizes in the. Wheel, which are valued by eminent Surveyors at neir £lOO,OOO. Their invariable good Fortune attended their Friends the Public the first Day, having sold No. 15,588, which produced .C 1,1035, the only Prise shared by the Old Licensed Micas. Tickers and Shares are on Sale at No. 37, Curnhill ; No. 11, Holborn ; and No. 38, Haymarket, here the respective Shares will he paid in full, and where Three Capitals in last City, and greatest Part of the Capitil Prizes in State Lotteries have been sold and stared the last Seven Years. TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. AMESS -MAN wants a Situation, wha flatters himself, from his professional abilities as a Cook, and his perfect kno*ledge of the business of a Mess, that he should be able to give satisfaction. He last messed a Regiment of Cavalry and Foot for three yew's, and can have a stroll; rehnismendation t, om the OLficers.—Address B.A. No. SS, Upper TitchEteld-strtet, liNiord-strco. TO WATCH-MAKERS, PAWNBROKERS, and OTHERS. TEN POUNDS REWARD. LOST on Thursday last, January 31, between one and two o'clock at noon, between the Hole in the Wall, 11Pet-street, cad the Old Bailey, a GOLD HUNTING VER- T ICAL STOP WsiTali, No. SS, maker's name John Gwinnell, I Pulon, idled cap, and jewel, is a leather bag. Whoever baa found the said Witch, and will bring it to No. 4, IcAn's Place, John's-row, Erick-lane, St. Lake's, Old-street, doll receive the above Rewitti. 101 k GOUT, RittuNfienTWCi f ititAftlys COMPLAINTS, INDIOIiIiTiON, Ste. OXLEY'. 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Sir, your humble Servant, Deptford, Nov. 14. MARY HOLMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheat:side, Corner of Patornoster tnv ; Cargil , Smith, and Manderston, Edinburgh ; Baxter and hi'Donald, Glasgow; Trowman, &deter ; Nettleton, Haidoisi C:4lutlie and Son and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Peck and Ross, LL; Grepon atasl Billinge, Liverpool; Slames sod Lynch: Ma, cluster; and moat Medicine Vanden in every Town, ill avttles at 4a 0.4.416 , , 1 t } THE SHIPWRECK, A NOVEL, BY MR. EDGWORTIL In three Volumes duodecimo, price 15s. it. boards, THE SHIPWRECK ; or, MEMOIRS of an IRISH OFFICER and his FAMILY, a Novel. By THEODORE EDGWORTH, E sq Alga just published, in th ree V o l umes d uo d ec i mo , prical ss. FATAL AM BI nor; ; or, The M sr ea its of the Civet is. A Romance, In the style. and manner of Mrs. Radcliffe. By A. V. Forster. Esq. Royal. Westminster Middlesex Mibtia. 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