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‘t. • f ; •• • A ; •••• • • •';' , iitairan. 7500.. RI-OPENED. AsiSS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, in Leicea- IYA ter•iquare, with additional PICTURES add alterations, VC in continue °inn cycry day front Nine o'Clock in the Morzan until dusk.—Achtlisslou Two Shillings. EDUCATION. T" Widow and Daughters of a BeDeaced Cher -• grim of the Established Church of England, wish tn takes limited number of. young Ladles to live with the family, and ba• educated by the Daughters, with the assistance of eminent Mar nets,. The house is in o genteel and airy situation, near the Bed ford Nursery, and refrrtheet gtsen to Clergymen high is the Churtb. Carat if address at fili:Ovey's, Tavistock-street . Covent-Garden; awd at 'Messrs. Darton and Ilarvey's, Book- Gracecburch-strert. A young Lady having left school, or whose parents are dead, or relations at a disfante wal find a comfortable home. MONEY MATTERS, without trifling or procrastination. A4ONEY to any amount advanced on incomes, or .1 , 1 in ay other manner suitable to the circumstances of the borrower.—Apply or address (poit paid) to Mr. itubents, at his kocte No. 49, Jermyn-street, St. James's. Mr. R. flatters him self that any Money &nine's that he is enable to do cannot be done by any other person. • BRADBEILRI"S PATENT SPECTACLES. iiest ee - ettniteig-irtvitoPedreisti—vreaktsiglied -.4:llll 4rengttiened, and the piglets sight preserved, upon we aring principles, by BAADBARRY's. Pet TEM' SPECTA CLES, No. 832, Oxford -street.—Ts prevent, diwyrito ;neut. be . partieular in observing, it h not a shop, but a private souse, nest deer t• the Fisistsenger, between Setailew-street and Argyle street ' ARMY. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT for supply ing Officeis of hi 4 Majesty's Army with Regimentals and Appointments of all descriptions, for every Regiment in the British Service, both for Hose and Foreign Service, conformable to the Regelztions ordeted by die different Commanding Officers, and approved by the Commander-in-Chief, at a shorter notice, and from 15 to W per Cost. tinder the regular credit charges, for Ready Money or Agent's Acceptances only, at Solomon and Sons, Maoufacturing Taylors, Lacemen, Embroiderers, and Sword Cutlers, No.t, New-street, Covent-Garden. Lon4on. . . M NGI.:%IIIAN SU Pg;II44:4EL ,eIVISCLP lAsi • BriglS . JstA r itOirAL Lirrx..131),.1/41VIT; THE NabaltY, Gentry, kltil Ptibpc 14 senqr4,.a respettfully infOrmeit. tilt S. Akin i n the Patent ot Mr. Meatus, for bis exceirtiit •MANt;l;lt'.,,lias re. moved the BllfiliteS from No. 53t0 N 0.4, Slabosee-deeet, Snow. hill, London, fourlloors front Fleet-IViirlat, where be respect fully soliclts*the attention of, the Public to bla asipicriaar. Mangle,: which, for • power of 'execution, ea's of workipg, substa ttial compact cotistructiou, and every India itOvatitAte rards our'. Tailed, and which, upon insper,driii, lie tiontlauti will be ap proved and univr.r.4ll . t.adopteil ;.• . PURCHMARS *COW:Stockings, or of India 1 *; Cotton Stalking,,are iprevqgpit,thwie a a large quantity to be said off, very cheap, at R. ADKIRD'S Nottinghato-Warehouse, Cheapside, four doors from Bow ,ChUrcbs, With a gre.a.. l variety of all other torts of Hosiery; Clans; real Welch Flannels,, Ladles' invisilde Peiticoats; and Ladies' add Children''' . invAble . Dresses, all in one Shopkeeper's; and those that 'want to bbf largely will find an advantage well worth' theirjatentiou. GOod White or Black bilk Stockings*, 63. CU. a pair; to the s‘at quali ties, proportionably cheep; IVrea's Dric.wn* otters;--fot boots,: from ls. bd. to 21. 6d.; very" fine, it limes, 3s: Gil.; La dies' fine Cotton, is. 6.1. to us.; siiperfine from 3s. to extra superfine, 45.; a quantity of goo d Kid aud }leaver Gloves, 9d. a pair ; a variety of other fashionable Articles, too nutierous to tnentien.—Observe : they are at No. 53, Cheapside four door* from Bow Churck.—sSome very curia» White Ki d Glovei to sell cheap. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, w iLnout FLINT and STEEL!! or that BANC:KIS:WS COMSUBTIBLI FirosPiropes ! by means of a NEW POCKE i 1.,1731 RUMENT made and soil only by •I'IIUM tS GILL, at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, No. as, ST. lAMES's-STREET, oppes!te to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be had, . Hu NEWI.Y-INVEN I ED SLIDING KNIFE, and KNIVES with PEN.NIBBERS, on an inTruved cons ruction ; his superior SURGEON's INST RUMEN ; GRAVER.; and E feti- ING-NEEDLES for ARTIEsi S ; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS, NEEDLES, &c. made by bis IktPROTED PROCE:.SES, of. AN DN. RIVALLED TRIMS. A1,0 , W8 La NO.OZIJ:IIISATED WARRANTED SWORDS; GuKsi Pisrots, AREIi and AcnouTacsteri rs of livery description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. rliE PATENT TRUSSES or PERIZOM AS - for the cure of Ruptures, invented by. J. EDY, 43, Dean street, Soho, ;re so well contrived for restoring &File dangerous and I , i-treated afflictions, that two ruptured patients out of three may be cured, the afflicted conforming to his advice and mode of applying them N. B. By Perizotnas is not meant the electric gull, nor a trick on the public, nor the self-adjusting ditto, which , cannot be de pended on, but a complete instrument, the first application will cot:vizier the wearer as fully as 30 years practice has the Inventor or its superior quality to any trusses ever made. Not less effec tual are his inventions for curing those Children growing crooked in the knees, legs; nuclei, curvatures of the spine, and infants born with clubbed or crooked feetand antics perfectly restored. Where may be had every sort of instrument for the lame, crooked, litc. For particulars apply as above, for his Pamphlet, price 2s. which points out why the afflicted with Ruptures succeed no bet ter under their infirmities. FOR COUGHS, HOARSEikIBSSES, &c. T HE great Demand for Mr; GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLU, after fifty years trial, proves their superiority as themost pleasant and effectual Remedy for all Coughs, Hoaraenesses, Sore Throats, and Defluxions on the Lungs, healing the Rawness and Soreaesa of the Breast, and af fording Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consump tive Complaints. I hey do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. 'lle_g.enuine, only, hive R.HAYWARD, printed on the stamp ; ail others are counterfeits. ''hey are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Succesior to T. Cr-enough, the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 56, Piccadilly, London : sold also by Newberry), St. Paul's Church yard; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Bayley and Co. Cock spur-strem.; Bolton and 'Fut, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Oxford street ; (lake, Borough ; acid Ward, Holborn ; and the Venders Lt Gernine Medicines thotighout the United Kingdom. Price One Shilling and Three Halfpence the Box. TO THF. AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DISORDERS. AITHERS's CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, " a most convenient, safe, and infallible remedy fOrtlervotts, iious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disorders, and every kind of Debi t, ty or Reln4tions in Permits of either Sex, midi or old, whether hereditary, natural, of occasioned by x residence in hot or un halal tlinuites, the immoderate use f or. tea, .spirituous liquors, or othrr realm.," Raids , too sedentary a life, or too close au ap pli.-ation to Iraq; Imcessive grief; injudkione adbalastrednit of Tozreury, dislipation,! excess, improper prank* fainting fits., violent head-achtes, complaints of OM lungs, inward wasting., trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, shortness of breath, consult i tive habits, &c. Proofs of its Arsine , / fit die above Mortars are hseloied with each bottle. " Prepared and 04 by W.Wjahrok Chemist, 229, Stand, Lon. don ; retail. lig ter and co. %now ; Lathbury, Liver;iool the London VW 'MOM* . Southbridge, Edinburgh; Ironside, Abiediels); *the , 011; Shirp, P• • •=21131. ; jacks°6, ftobcoriPANWelti • "'9l AA*, BOitegt Medicioe NediGeis:r= r! a 1 .b ,e bead* , -• .-.. --. :-~ la. • ' ' ' r A. 4 1 - -ttrt.Vll'll • "1 Al MA' 3 , AlintelfeW"REW Firkusilp 41siireija. us; •- - - pOLICIES of 'lnsistence expiring , at LAmr -DAY, atiould be renewed within Fifteen Days from Mot petind, to priveni the Parties' Interest ceasing tborein.--biaticatirita INSURANCE effected at reduced PrettigllTS. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. • ' Every description of Insurances upon Lives may be effected at ,this Offiee with the utmost facility, upon terms of peculiar ad• vantage : • WM. BEETHAM.,Seeretarit. ALBION FIRE .14 . D . LIP4:043tlitAINICEtOiviVANY, ' I Naw uarisote-er alma, *race reties v :, Empowered by Act of Parliament for bulimia fresielian, and en LivE.si and for the Gnu* and Purchase . ef Artilnkrtel. INSURANCES;fiIIittg dtie at Lady Day, will ex pire. unless reneiwt4 wistiti fifteen days Rona that period. The System of Fire insurarteirpursued by this Company, ein , braces every advainage'on which it is possible for personsdesir lag such a security to cakulate. The premiums forMirtitutile Insurance; and for every other class of Insurance in Lotidafaiezo Ochs moat moderate descrlpiloa. On Insurances outnii.44an, 't'G'Preiniums are lower than those of most of the compassies.-. 7 . No chattels in any case made for Fire Policies, or for alterations by indorsement. A large Commission is allowed on Life Insurance,, and in that, 4 ( and in every other- department of the business, the Company', arrangements afford the .invest facility to all engagei in such transactions. Buildings in Foreign Coantl)es may be insured, when their situation and structure are not 'objectionable.. ; WARNER Pl 4ll Plii t,t 4 i Letetery. g.•.• The Ceospines - Ofice • fol. the West-end ft' l on, is at Nel.o7AilitheWiiatteite of Illeiv'l;ktitcl,stiedt, near Oiforii-street. t -*t I . dbelfi i FIRE 041 7 1C4, t. 1 . 84:17nULIVIPTONATRIFrOrTRAND.: TR/31( 1 1'14A. • , Nie VlML*tlif* Nike of Ifo tiini, K. G. .• '. s • . • ' Tint Meet Ihilettie '416'440 . 4 Bo expiciaeli, it: O. The ilight4l6.3lse Earl Vi Nokruissiii l O/i.. Theßightgalott the rut clf Bucitmditi:Usitier." The , Right +IA. the-tart iirtrpiii ps*l f 'i. . WILLIAM PRA tn.:En:M.P. Bears Btettee o, Esq. M. P.- 7 -An I iiiii Dtres• toes. • Managing Direi. or—l. T.ll:utsee, F:A. F.A.i. , Receipts for the renewal of Poneies which terneinate at Lear- Da't'are now in course el delivery. F ERSONA who are'Lienied with this Association become Member. S , •edi reorirs as ins, are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective • contributions, and wi:liost . the risk of loss, a; ;In ample surplus Capital has been provided to meet any eaten of losses that . - . • lillly occur,• No charge is =defer Policles,when the premium amounts to is I.ossc- are always made good by this Office without deduction • or discount. . ' l . l ' Agents ate appointed (wall the . pstocipal Towns, who are' likewise Agents so the- FaorastsiT bra Osricz,founded on similar principits. - , - lIRTA DAY.' . .. t r . 'l Ity, BRANSCOMB and Co. J. SIVEWRIGHT tole surviving Papua*, request their Fnends attention to the New Lottery, JUNE 4, contain,ug GO capitals. bCHEME. 4 - Prizes of - X 20,000 - are • - ,211(1,0110 24 - - 1,000 - - 94,000 .33 - • - 500 • - • • 16,0011 60 - 50 - - - 2,002 1,4'00 - - 25 - •. 25,002 1,000 20 - • • - 20,000 . 4.,000 - • 16 - • - - 32,000 23, 'lBll. •. .14, 01 HE Bookatifers 2C,000 Tickets. 4200,000 1 hey with pleasure state their great success, having Sold Six Prizes of - £20.000 The Only Prize of £40,000 Fifty of xsoe tip t• iO,OOO The First - - - 38,000 looccl Icketsproduciog 44 765 The Last - - - 23,0110 in this and last Years' Lotteries, at 37, CORNHILL ;• 11, HOLBORN; - and 38, HAYMARKET ; where Tickets•and Shares are Selling. ,e tpn at Britain are re „ that a pocket sdkion has just been pub .es, prior N. of the entire and!l•ngine edition of Lady MARY WORYLEY MON IAUU.E, the Fes of Classics, - street, February 21, ' This cla; l; 7 4 y, puljushed. Vciuntes 12ino. price . boards, the Second rain= of ,rTERS from IRS. PALMERSTONE to tier DAUGHTER: inetdcating Morality b) ante:raining dres.o—By Mr . .* HUN VER, of Norwich. tied for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Oran, and Brown, Pater. v. day .Was puieliebed, 114, L. Parter;at List I 4 1. • ',cloister ; price 3s. 1S .DEUX G-EN R S,'Corti et en Iteqs . -ett!! ! f!o n n. ttettwk.-01rtryroo "4414Z t grov' of inte lIU ;ittile4 ai D Actes, Iber of repreia kr four Woe 'it will not rcnch I , 7 Po l 6l 7 7.A — Ser;on • preacTietrintiteVarL;hisnich of St. Demme/out die Wert, London, on Wednesday, March zoth, 1811, being the day_ appointed for, a Pelletal Fast. • By RICHARD LLOYD, M.A. Vicar r Printed for 1. Hitcbard, 'Bookseller to her,Majeatf, 180, Pic cadilly ;-.-where may be had, by the same Author, the Second Edition, price fie. of Obrlietan Theology, or 'anEnquiry Into the Nategeand generaL Character of Revelation." TIMM EDITION wilt' CASES: This day was pubhshtd, price es. ed. APRACTICAL TREATISE on the .VENE.. REAL DiAEABg, describing the Nature; Symptonnoted Cute of thit tifsordir, and Others arising from or connected with it, with some Observations oti Oiiihism, and the unhappy Dis eases of Youth. By M. CATON. Surgeon, Late of SA. Thonsaecand Guy's Hospitals. Printed for S. nielaky, 24, Fleet street ;and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,'Paternotte'r-row, London; and the Author, Nu. 10, Stsnhope•itree, Newcastle-strevt, sd-end. • • This clay was published, price ss. beards 'THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY 'CALEN DAR FOR 'ME YF,AR 1811; Containing an Aacoant of the Origin, Laws, Customs, Cere monies, Honours, Prizes.Eahibitions, Scholarships, &c. of the University—with a correct List of its Members, the Patronage of each College, .8111 the present Incumbents. To which, by permission ' is added, the Form of Proceeding o the Degree of B.A. and the Problems used on that occasion in he Senate HOUSO in January last. Cambridge: Printed by F. Hodson, for J. Deighten; sold in London by Longman and Co. Paternester-row • Hatchard, Pic. cadilly; Sobo-stitilire; and Parker, Oxf ord. This day was published, in two vole. Svc. price 11. 4s. hoards, illustrated with a Map of St. Domingo, a Head.ol Ferdinand the Sevimeh, dce. &e. fRESENT STATE of the SPANISH COLO NILS ; including a particular Report of Hispaniola, or the Spanish Part of Sauto Domingo; with a general Survey of the Settlement.; on the South;Continent of America, as relates to•Hls tory, Trade, Population , Castoms, Manners, &c. with a con -411rStirentent of the SentimentsCastoms, of the People on their relative situation to the Mother Country, dce. Dy WILLIAM WALTON, Jun. Secretary to the Expedition which captured the City otSanto Do ming') frcrn the French; and Resident British Agent there. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater noster-row. PRACTICAL LAND-SURVEYING. This day was published, In octavo, price 9s. to boards, &sired chiefly for the Use of Schools; illustrated with a number of 'Copper-plates, upwards of 100 Wood Cuts, and an engraved . Field Book of sixteen pages, A COMPLETE TREATISE on PRACTICAL LAND-SURVEYING ; in six Pates. • By A. NESBIT, Land Surveyor, and Teacher or the Mathema tics. at Fernley, Leeds. The whole explained and simplified io such a manner, as will, the Author hopes, render ample atsistance, both in f hvoty and Practice, to 'leachers occupiid in disseminating the knowle•ige of this useful branch of Geometry, or to those Persons WI.IO cl . sire to become their own Instructors. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown; Lon don; and for Wilson and. Sou., York. _ - - REGENCY.—Jost published, the Third Edition ofg TICKEN'S Grand HISTORICAL' CHART k of the Reign of GEORGE lIL from the Access:en, 1760, to the Regency, 1111 i. By N. L. PANNIER, amiss:Bet te his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, No. 15, Leicester-place, I.ekester square. The rapid sale of this Work he its linnet unfinished state, as well as the opinion with which it has been honoured, authorises the Poblisher to assert that it contains more decorate historical Information of a meet important period of history, s tbin was ever before presentee(' to the public, and is of such utility in croiecting and collating the events of the last 50 years, that no study, re spectable school, or library, should be without ono. Price 14s. with an Explanatory Pamphlet, or las. mounted on canvas and rollers, and may be bad from all other reopectible Booksellers. SIR JOHN MORE. On the let of April va be published, 'price 2s. 6d. embellished 'with a, Portrait of Sir John Moore, by Carlton, 'THE SUPPLEMENT to the ROYAL MILI TARY CHRONICLE; containing the Life and Campaigns of Sir John Moore, with a mint able Para* by Cardon, for which Sir John sat immediately .previous to his departure fur Portugal. The Portrait being Waled, and now in the hands of the Publisher, he is enabled to nay, that it is the first specimen of engraving In England, nisi the only likeness of Sir John. The Publishers will have a pride is pprecesseenttting it td the Army through the medium of their Military Ch ielroni —Tike Life of Sir John will contain as much as a large touted volume published at twelve • being.all at small mint, lad occupying the whole of the Suppleavitr. Tim Portrait by itself would be seven shillings.— The Supplement, together with the Sixth Number, which will be published at the same tittle, Ind will contain a Portrait of Lard Moira will cooclede the lira Volume. • - Oublialsed by L'Dtvis, 68, - Essex-oreet, Strand. A . NEW, EDITION of E. van der HOOGHT's -I. S. HEBREW BIBLE,* [Amu. 170.5] is printiog at the nice of that London Soderf %r promoting Chriltianity =env tit Jaws, under the saporintandamte lot JOSEPH SAMUEL C. P. PREY, • convia . rc a law; which will be published is 12 Parts, dewy octavo, each centainiag 11111 pew, at 414. Id —.To accommodate thole peasons who would wish to have it matched with PARitiiwtrr.H.VEßE‘V and CAREE LEXICON, a few caplet wilibie piloted oa mat clew* at N. each Part. The delay octavo, what compistod, will he plaid to S pisalls.. Put I. will be puhltshe4 pa the tut day of Jail Dm, ! at rbutsebseysist Parts regularly every other mooth. Subscrbers filmes intrectived by ttoßieteGlialit tasrreet, Whitechapel Rand; Oakland Csteis; Ititsisiistsentowl Hatch- iFd, Piccadilly ; Lonpnia, Haat,: RIM, 0111111, sad Co. Pates- paster-row ; I.urn, Sohopapsare; mid ',Weissman,. It. Pura ' Paul's Church-yard. . I ilk , in all the Editions of the Hebrew Bible, in Svo. the slog( frhaiSui and correct are the two of J. Atkins, a Jew of Aintter- Its, ,Tbij.cms; of PIA(, is the best paper„tiot that of 67, is wrt ie ly44 l l:at, however, published aincesiu Amsterdam, A iii . ipe.s is prefexablpja any of them." , t buy. Brit. a yr" r: ,- , . i. . 1e‘..... )• ` , . ~ . , • pr. . • ' • • • . . .._ , ...- ••• ,— . - - .,,,,,rwiwwwr - 7 -o— , A '. ...- . . , • • r . , . • . • ' I . . . •i. •`• " ' • t OM, i". ' • ' ..• 1 ' 1' t I 0,.r 4 01 ii . 1 '4 4. ' i . . ''' 4-, ,• ..„ :1....L, ',* _., ." • '. • • • ' - • - • * „ 0. • , t ....... ,c .. , 15 ...,..„ * •,. , , 4 • • . • 4 ..e..1 r r . 1 tyt.r. , -- - - ' ' • . - IN. 1 11.1 [PRICE SI _ :~ •:.~ ~' '~J I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Ai Custom Howe, Newhaven, en Wednesday, Ile 27th day of (arch, 1411, at Eleveu o'Clock in ti.e Forenoon, prec, ely, 1n miry 1 FO ay., THEFOLLOWING GOODS, Tiga Far Dralets and Others, Ab:rut Stf Gallons of Eran , :y • 41 Waistioat Piece.,—mil Hearth Rug—l ~Piese For Private use About 10f Callan. Brandy—si Galllrm Geilers. • Saniaples of the above G l tinds may be seen at the eutrtlgn-pause, • Morning at the r 4 7. • N. B. Twenty-five per et-f'l. Deposit btriolukett tibtiNE,,ctQLcrtE4Tztt.:.i. .I'o BE Sfl!:1) BY 4kqe.rioN..• Wor - tif tbe Bat:Trott:et Coattaiita fa•cri of Z•tajestyln • ell stem., I Titelkirt.tbe 26th of beitrcla, at Celt o'Ciock tloo Fort:nor.. E c3f I.:L NV 117 Q GQO 13 3, vs 6 .; 11bCrWoris of Foleigo tots-, for t* rigniwo • Yetwty. ,e AiDePoalt of PSOper 4it. on eitelktiot is )e ritiel at the 4 1 c, 4 , 4tbi fetotioder within arum Icwtrres t darter S i tAitteriJonee will be Eiri!liajo ?lore' every! iteepted) Rear rine, -• . lIVI — .W.N.M.WMPAPSIMUOISO VA' s , pava.mredra • - • W- 34 .1. • : 4 colflitACT, poRTY-ONE POUNDS TEN SH T , I LLINGS; of •A• -a clear rent en the Lease of a neat ',rime newly and thormag* rcpaireil t the .said Lease has elirevretle;rs to Ow n and tlicettnainder of the original Lease for est chre yeart note is, also to ha sold,. for further paetlwalars,avply *the EnglA illt4Forelfti pub.' lic c ,Library,,3'lwlifo Leiceritor-plac•,+eicesnitoatirii, ; ESTATES , THE .GALL„IRELAND,,t I '0 be RESOLD, .in Eight Lo o ks; pursuanti ttl et.t: taln Orders of the High Court of Chancery in Etigiond, made fri t4tain Causes, itltitUled "Dow wts v. Turossaso" (t 4, l' Ic t • •of which Orders was made with the consent of the Marquis of D'enegall)certiin LANDS, 1 - LEREDI,I AMEN! kluld Premises, comprised hi the Manors of BoncranayJi and Elogh, in the county of Donegal', in the Kingdom of IrelaniA, part of the Satires of tbh . said - Marquis of pont:gill, and containing in the.whele 23,000 • Acres, or thereabouts, Tor an unexpired term of 1000 years, ' • before SAMAILL COVIPTObi Cog, - .Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Roora of the said Conrt, in South. • ampton Buil a s Chancery-lane, .London, net Friday, the 114th day of May, 181'1, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to the conditions expressed in the printed Particulars, which may he I had (gratis)'in April next, at the said Master's Chambers, in • Southampton nuirdlngs aforesaid; ofMessrs. Aldridge and t'olley Smith. Solicitors, Linculn's hin,; of Messrs. Lowes, Solicitors, Inner Temple; of Messrs. Whitton, Solicitors, fiedford-row ; of Mr. Jaques, Lad Surveyor, Bodford-Low; of Mr. Wm. Etpi nasse, Solicitor, Stephen's Green, Dublin; and at most of the principal Inns in the vicinity of the Eitates. ' ALDRIDGE acrd COLLEY SMITH, Lincoln's Inn, Plaintiff's Solicitors. costNwl,. ELIGIBLE SITUATION Rat MANUFACTURERS. PERSONS desirous of engaging in a Concern that may require a very powerful Stream. with a Fall or Falls of Water 20, 30, 50, to hO Feet, more or less, together or st-ita rately ' • with One to Ten Acres of Land, on which good Stone are rai sed for Building; may be aocotpmodated with a Lease or Leases, for Lires of their owe Nomination, or if required therm ' Simple. 'the remota part of the Premisoi, on which are toms old Roosts itffiMllt Wall., Is most completely hunted by N*- ture for Powder Miih of great ext•mt ; the other, for toy AYalitt• factory requiring-a. large Supplyrt Water with a Fall of hO to 40 F.rt, situate at Kernall, within three mileit of the numerous Mines in Gwinnap and of the Port of Pearyn, rim of Fahnotith, and she of Portreath ; frOm whence Good, may be regularly ship ped, fur either Channel, at a small expnce. • Application to be eta le, if by leiter post paid, ti Mr.Tackcr, the Proprietor, Kennoll Vale, near Penryn.—March 12, 1811. BOROUGH OF 1 1 1100 !IL AT a MEETING of the INHAB I TANTS, held at the Guildhall of the slid Borough, this lath day of March, 1811, pursuant to public notice, gives by the Workh;Joi the 'Maros, " TO consider the advantages or dioaavantages " most likoly to accrue to the Inhabitants in general, if the Le- - " &stature Should pass into a Law the Bill WhiCh has been, or is " intended to be, introduced Into the House of Contmorr, by , " the Mayor and Corpm.a.ion'of this Borough, to rreeent the " said Inhabitants or any person or persons, from bnyiw er Sc?." hug BT.YrCHERS' MEAT, FISH, and VEGETA7tLEg, " within this Borough, except In the Common Market thcreof ; I " and for various other important matters, as or :Light be ts pres•ieti in the said Bill :" JOHN HAWKER . , Est; tang called to the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously ati4ted: Resolved, That the attempt, by a Bill or Bills, no., pending, Of about to be brought into Parliament by the Mayor and Corn. • monalty of the Borough of Plymouth, to prevent Butchers, Fishmongers. and Green Grocers -exposing to sal- the ; , rticles of '1 their respective occupations, in their i/wellings and Premises, or as heretofore, militate , against the in-alienable Riglits of Faglisis• • men, in the undisturbed enjoyment of their Property, and of their free Customs. Resolved, 'Plat the Inbabltonts do Invite the Moyorand Come monelt) to rive a '<Aram assurance, that the whole of the said restrictive Clause, without any modfficadon whatever, shall be expunged the said Bill or Ms. Resolved, What a.Committse of the inhabitants be appointed to seek such assurance; ar4 to communicate the result of their applicatios to the I. habitants at large; and that if such +neurotic* •.' be not given at an early period, that the said Committee 44 cony vane a public Meeting of the Inhabitants, and concert with china in every legal measure, necessary to prevent such restrictive Clause, or any other of the like nature,, being a part of th e sa id Bill or 1014; and _generally to watch th e said Bill or Bills En stheig • prestress through Patibintent. Resolved, Inasmuch as the sald.Bill or Bills, now psballne,oe about to be brought•lnto Parlament by the said Mayor sad Commonalty, do, in sorioos points of view, concern the Inhabi tants, and that In all great and public measures, the Inhabitants oug ht t o be made a party, and instructed in oath measures, that . the said Committee be alto eppeinted. on this general principle, to attend to the progress of the said Bill or Bills, and to report thereon to the Inhabitants from time to time. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen bra Comntittoe for the above purposes: - Mr. JOHN ARTHUR, Mr. EDWARD LYNE, Doctor BELI.AMY, Mr. THOMAS TWYNIkM, Mr. WILLIAM PRANCE, her. Mr: GEORGE COOBAN, Mr. HAWKER, Admiral L PELLEW, Admiral E. 0. OSBORNE, Mr. JAMES WHITE, Jeer. Mr..FRANCIS R!sWI.E ; , And that a Majority of them be competent to . • Resolved, That the Committee do adjourn to Monday, the 18th of this Instant March, at twelve o'clock at at the King's Arms hats, to take such further steps as may be tecessary ear the above perOoies. Resolved, That Thep- R , solutior.s be signed by the Chairman, and published the 11 mouth Chruaicle , Rock .Telegraph, and our Lo"don Newspaper. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Doctor Riticoistr; for hlr, diNinterested condnct in I , ,ei tt al u i forward the above Resolutions. (Signed) 'JOHN HAWKER, Chairman. ; fite Chairman bai*g left the Chair, ,"Resolved, That the Thai*, of this 731aatitig be siren to I.:as fair his imgarttalionduct tu the Chair r, . .. . • P •' - • • r . . . - . . r . I . . . 1 . .:. • , , ; ' 4I 11, • . 0. . 4' •• -,• .! 1;' 4 .,; , . , . . O F .. . . RELLF OF THE ARITISEI PRI6ONERS 7- . • • - . IN FRANCE. THE COMMITTEE Leg to state, that there are at present upwards of In,ooo British Prisoners in the diffes rent Prisons of Fran Ce. for the Most part in great distress ; and that the Subscription is intetsded for the alleviation of their suf ferings, tn some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cleath- Ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the a:mein need of. Subscriptions advertised - Subscriptions since received Coy, Marie, and Co. to to 0 The Wortiliiplul Com- C. B. Wollaston, Esq. 5 0 0 pany of Coach and At the Parish Church . Coach Harness Ma of Saint G.eorge'i, kers 10 10 0 Southwark, per the A.S. 1 0 0 Rev. John Buck- John Holland, Esq. i 0 0 land, Rector 89 6.0 Union Chapel, 'sling- At Ditto, per the Rev. ' ton, per the Rev. T. John Wilcox Lee-- Lewis toter. ttanaldtted • ' B. E. ptr Chas. Dupleck, ' . • The Pitt Club, per the Church WOrden St rf ' Thasurer, J.B.Mor- Sir Culling Smith, Bt. 10 to 0 tan, !;54.... •• •50 0 0 'Culling :Smith, Esq. 4' 6 0 Nath Atcheson; Esq. , 6 5 0 One hay's Pay of the J. B. Morgan, Esq. 5. 5 0 Officers, Non-coin- Solomon Pelle, Esq. 5 • 5 0 miisicioed OlB.ers, George Clark. E. - 8 .5 0 and Privates of the Wm.Ht nryWhite, Esq. 5 6 0 102 d Regiment 41 15 8 Precinct of St.Katherliie • At Stoney Stanton, by the l'oveer, per the near Hinkley, Lei. • - Rey. Mr. Nicolay, 33 3 7 ester-hire, per the • Gardner; Howard, end Rev. Mr. Nickoly 5. 0. 5 Co. . - 10 10 0 At Bray, near Mai- Thomas Howard 5 . 5 0 deolsead, per the S. and L. libward . , $ 3. 0 Rev E. I owushend 20 7 3 rhomas Hoard, jun. 5 5.0 George and Thomas Wm. Howard - 5 5 0 Batley . 6 5 0 Russel Street Chapel, At the Parish of Dat.. . • Greenland Dock If, 6 0 - diet, Bucks, per the Vice-Adm. Gzindall 10 0 0 ' Rev. .J. • - hillips 23 7 0 P. P. B. -• • • 2 0 o At Mildenhall 111 5 0 RandleWilbraham,Esq. 21 0 0 ..The following Collections at !lietiforl f . have bean transmitted per the Mayor of Bedford. . . St John's Church, per I F Ramfler - 10 9 9 '• the key. T.tave 3.2 0 I St. Cuthbert'i Church, St. Paul's Church,perthe . I.er the Rev.C.Abbott 4 7 2 • Rev. J. Hemsted 21 12 6 St. Peter's :Ckureli, •per 'St. Malt Church, per the W ev. .P. Hum ...12. 4 0 the Rev. C. Abbott 9 2 7 West.siartSitatisodiatclos- Chapel of the United Bre- 1 pel f ;ps i the Rel o . o kA. three, per the Rev. C. I firdernelr -. —5 0 0 ,i Subscriptions received at 1.11:101 Coffetillistiiet and :try all rephtirkfkititiallnemild the United Jtitigttool.. •-• . • 'lTlOMAS:feß l lll7ooN,beca l staryi l ' ,l ii. 3 ior -.• ' N.,. 3 ,9” cal pho, ol o4,,frimmi,t iii.u,/.11: -. T. . ' • 1-3,7*4 V 7 4$ 0 0 1 1 0