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, • •.; 7 77rir .. . `! • . , . ..... . . . 4. . .. • . , •..• • .. . - 1 0 , , - ':. . '.' *• •1, ..- .. ~. • 1 „. v, . • ....„ . I t . ~. ., t. ... . .. ~‘• Alt . Or, ', .. •it , -. /..iii lit. ' 11 ' 14 :-. -7 7 )) °r•lf :ZIP:. . . c' ' . . . ....•11 ~ . • AL „,„..., ___ .' - • 441 * • - • "•:•• R z - • • ty pk. 4. •-• • ORICF• fin ‘'T . :•••• .` • •••• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1815. , ,OY AI., DRURY-LANE IT -11.14 N NA Cl•tiliti, and 1-1 Y ICINTI 4 H RocFri. r 'HE Annu 41 Importation of Sol;e1 d'Or and Paper white NARCIiNtTi and HYACIN TR RO YTS, with a supply of Mal a CAULIFI AMER, and -Roman BROCOLI SF.F.D•i, Ike. Ike. hag Jost been r.ceived by Main. 11A11144 VA LI.V., and t ti. 21, gt James's, Haymarket. ARMY CONTR AC rs. Commissary in Oiler: Office, Great George-strcet, 29th Septenik:r. IHI Sr NOTICE is hereby given to Persons desirous of contraciipg to supply BEEP and murroN t• his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under•inentioned Counties: CORNWALL (including Scilly), EAST fu i• . 1 {VC.). , eh, , •• THE COURT e DIRECZURS of 14e WIRED COMP4Nrof itf 1111 CHANTS of ENGL.! ND,lradiv •s the EAST INDIES, di Merely eve moire, IT EVINING. their Majesties' ,v 3.,,, will perform `CHANT OF VENICE. mice. Mr. R. PHILLIPS; POPE; Bas,attio, Mr RAE; - NT ; salanio, Mr. BARNARD ; lc, Mr. DOW lON, ,pearance Its that character); ir ~mr....v., VF.; • ( with Soap). NE ; ,NLEY ; Golds° WEWITZER. Portia, Mrs. ILAR . I'L ; mi,. 'JOYCE ; Jessica, (with Songs) Mrs. BLAND. V.. 1. After wbkh, ilir. MAGPIE ; or, THE MAID or PALAISEAU. •I hr IlaiUbe, Mr M U NOE N ; trlnc , ( -„ Tva ., Mr. DOW TUN ; Everard, Mr. POPE ; y. CI tir, Mr. BARNARD; ithhard, Mr. WALL.ACK; iii. „ o: . Rh KNIGHT; Isaac, Mr. OXBERRY ; t ., ' r, Mr. PIINI.EY ; Clerk , Mr. MALIDOCK S ; i ...., Mr. COVENhY ; Lucas, Mr. BUX lON ; Timms., Mr EVANS. pm Grrea::, Mrs. SPIAKES ; Annette, Miss KELM. r ,,, N,,,,. ll,lo4lransatic Romance of the Magpie, or the . : 0 4 ,ii I'matvou. will Ise repeated Saturday, and Tue sday. On Sattirdo, 1.0V115 VOWS. Mr. Kt 3n will appear, for the first time this season, en Mon 'ly, in , I.e rhoz:ter of Richard the Third. After which, Put .:ti e'Lock. Cu Cut-Jay, the Comedy of The Will. The m Ana g t r4 I.avt. to announce, that Miss Nash, from Bath, . e . g .. q ," for a kW nights at this Theatre, and 'will shortly •akr ttrr tir.t ApprarAnce ho st a popular Opera. 1 HLATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r'rils PRESENT EVENING will be per. formed, the Play of THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. YOUNG; Baran Steinfort, Mr. 13ARRYMORE ; Francis, Mr. FARLEY; Solomon, Mr. EMERY ; Peter, Mr SINIMON& Mrs. Haller, Miss O'NEILL ; Countess Witoersen, Mrs. FAUCIT. To uhich will he added, the new Farce, of THE FARCE WRITER. Til I: PRINCIPAL 011411ACTZ•111 IT Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. JObiES, Mr. SIMMONS; Mr. MAXHEWS and litr. EMERY. Mrs. DAVENPOK 1 . , Miss FOO FE, and Mrs. GIBBS. :ew Farce of The Farce Writer, will be repeated on I •„r,;ay, Monday, and Fueiday next. aim Melo-dratne of The Magpie, or the Maid, will be :. k eazid I'o-morrow and Wednesday next. le morrow, The Stlnnal for Scandal. q. Nedrday, Venice Preserved. Mu+ Burrell (the young Lady who made in favourable an Im roan ;act Season in Arhaces) will shortly appear in the (ha ute:of Patrick, in l'ke Poor Soldier; Norah, Miss' Mac Alpine. On Monday, Ihe Beggsr'% Opera : Potiy, Miss Stephens. On Tuesday, Romeo and Juliet. NORWICH Ur 41014 FIRE Mal LIFE OFFICE. .CEIPTS for FIRE PREMIUMS due the 9th eeptember, and to be paid on or before the 12th °c lic ready for delivery at the principal Offices, Ihrchin. .ondon, Norwich, Liverpool, Leeds, Bristol, Canterbury, Eirntiugbarn, Edinburgh, Cork, Dublin, or any 01 icy's Agent. ' one of whom is appoitned in every cond i own in the WINO Kingdom, where Tables of Rates rmelats ntay be bad gratis. By order, C. A. NACRE r, Acting Member for Landau. Sept. t`.9 - 11, ISIS. Z A RD, BURNS, and Co. respectfully solicit euhlic attention to the very novel and interesting , !of the rustling Lottery, Tickets and Sham for which. are ..110 at the.r ►>ilier, No 93, Royal Excliange.+-3;y the iran6emeitt, Prices in Consols and Money, to the amount tee I haa4zedand F. rteen Thousand Your.Handred ?nun& obtained, as the whole of•the Money allotted to :Scheme 0) Tickets is to he put into the Wheel against only t 5,c00 -erg. 'I he Pri:•es canto.: of 'three of ae - .0,r..00, Four of se, I !tree et r u'JO, Eizlit of .Ct &e. &c. and the o continence on t , •e 7th NOVEMBER. In former icy, Capital Prizes to the amount of more than Two Mil d Money have bseti Sold and Shared at tl.e above Ofl ce. builuess in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity ispatch. RO LI. 4;;(1 Co. (Contractors for the two last 1.0.:eti,•,) 'II presenting the (Mine/Jog Scheme to the Pub ke typar unity of In:thing their grateful acknowledge -lar past 1 1 .1vours, sad ankh a continuance at their Old d (nice 4, No. 7, Cornhill, and A, Oxford -street, where u•ne-s in the Public Funds is ezecu ed with Fidelity and Lottery, which consists of Two Parts. the First contain ',quo, and the Stcdt.id 5000 fickets, will begin Drawing 'ousels r. The St he,ne is so arranged, that all the Prizei 911,4 n aner Drawit.g the hirst Doris in of the i.o. tery, will the Sckt.me fur the Second, Which will be Drawn the 7th !tuber. SCIIEME for more TICKETS. of £30,000 3 per Cent. Consols £OO,OOO 2• ,01.0 ditto 140 000 .... .-. 4,000 d tto 12,4000 1,000 di: to 8,000 SOO di.to 5,000 ... 00 ditto 2,000 ••••• ••• )00 Money Sterling 2,100 ..... • 50 ditto 2,0(0 IS ditto 30,000 10 ditto 20,000 Nut h: 3 per Cent. Consols and Money, X 314,400 1 Imre 1'14..1 f,l /2.10,c0i) will he aided to the Three brawn. Pr zes .4:_t•,..00. whether they are drawn in the hir,l or .z. 1. 4) Division of the Lottery, making u A . s.),txit) 'Duce pin Cent. Ctinsols. I •Lk:d. AND 4URCiIC I)IAPENSARY. ?Altair —Ho Royal Mal:nese the Duke of Yo aa. ari Pr...40t • John I.atouehe, M. P. of l.enrun Col W. Jones, M. P. H CoL J. Harry, M.P. Col. H. Cie....ems, M. P. -Mr. Mere sr., Mem er of the P oval C allege, I .onibto t iiiS I'UTION, esta.,li.heil for the exclo. 1 r. atnient an.! Cure • - f the VIN 11.11 fiA I. DISE . drea‘tt.,' con Noenrea. **Strictures, Debilhies, 8 " I' to t.t a•t hr cur. of us lea. thin 2,000 Palients, an. J. mall of w' ons :ivy, beer afflicted from lu to i 0 years. ' r 4 rlY .to•• of Goaorrhaa andCh.iricre are cored is I ' , ' 4 Y° •klr Kierr.an'a superifir and efficacious 'mete of "Nut " 4 th at /II ahl't.;‘ anj detangrioent of the eetterativ. gh, *Lim e nri.a, the e•nistaution, and shortie Isis, are here 14 1* 11 C rs,tury tr teed ihau oti are tither plan. - r '"lnah nr.y h . cor.sii:tw wink by either sea, at lib .a ;: 1 116 I ". !•-• it, Low e r Ch ar lotte-Aron, Redfordequare t•r% Ir. l't.wo and Coentry are to ha asidresst•l, Ite riaarY a•.it re and medicine grill be even or sent tel ally tit. Lug, I I bi d 4. brnay , tu•hd k„ • l `bea, price es. beards, by F. Kiernan, a '."-.11....t.tr0n et a ttractiem I rearPte the Vr '4. C .l. coL ue siqliees. Sold by :.herwooti sell Co. ' • ; 1-1, 1.- gamy an ,! oon, 174. rket- street; - wt‘rwerii t‘ • • soh.) ; sail by ail other liookaellers. • r .." ~: .!.A•. PRESENT T"IS qfrv, filE MERC At nt Vim + Mr P M s r hy tk ioc i.l ttlii second ail Lau:leapt. 1 .oresizo. Mr. S PPM 601131''' Mr. Mrs. t Srurdny , . Ile / ,, t d inti t... 11 Nil. I rlixl we: of On M On It NC D EC t.b.r. a a, La the Streit' 2ertble at. Put 1061 I.IA t &ew new on V:* AEI II • heti sta b- at .40, (I Niit.ei Lk; 01 Lir. Mt 1.• n t ttl . . Ind .4 Ci take ten', L , idu I . :. INS the rri tuf t t! beam 3 19 13 '0 t 4 1 ;4,i 11., 1 4:1 llre .11 G ti h t 6. Y1 ' l Qatt! 11 1.4. Nit% at.r r 'tell ii Itew • FAMILY BIBLE. sorIF.TY FOR PROMO FIN°CHKITIANKNOWLEDGE. riIHE Public are respectfully informed, that a NEW El.)ITION, on Superfine Royal Paper, is in the Press. PART I. will be publi s h e d ear l y i n Novem ber. with Part Elven) of the Present Edition. Part Ten was published early in September. Sold (file the Society) by Rivingtom, St. Paul's Chttreh.yarti. PAMPHLETEER. Tbis day is published, price 6s. ed. THE PAMPHLE'CEER, NO. 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This day was published, in 3 Vol.. linno. price 18s. boards, PHE PARIS SPECTATOR; or L'IIERMITE de la CHAUSSEE-D'ANTIN. Containing Observations upon Parisian Manners and Customs at the entumencement of tbe Nineteenth Cr - Translated fr the VI .entury. irons _ _tench. By WILLIAM JERDA.N. This lively and entertaining View of the State of Society in Paris, at the most eventful period of its annals, obtained great celebrity.itt that City, and has been unanimously accorded a high rank among the periodical productions of French literature. The amusements, amtoyances, pleasures, and discomforts of a Paris fashionable life, are sketcled with a humorous and witty hand ; nor has there veer issued from the press of that country, a more animated and close imitation of our own exquisite Spectator. Prilved for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day was published, The SECOND RinrioN, inotte Yd. leo. price 11s. boards, of A to PARIS in 1514. —8 y JOHN Scorr. Encouraged by the rapid gale of the first Edition; to Au thor has bestowed Pains on correcting the Second, and ha- writ ten a new Introduction to the Work with Reference to late Events. lite VISIT contains A Review of the Moral, Intel lees al, and Social Condition of the French Capital : including Observations on the Public. Buildings, and the Monuments of Art witch it contains; Remarks on, the effects of these great Winks and the Institutions of Paris on the National Taste and Thinking ; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of its Secie;yl on its Political Conduct end Opinions t spa OA the geteral state of its information and Attainments in Liters ttue and Arts. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nosttr-row. 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In 2 vols. super-royal 4to. price £7. 7s. in boards. This day WAS published, in 3 Vols. Aro. a new Edition, price £2. 2s. boards. of TRAVELS to the SOURCE of the MISSOURI RIVER, and across the American Continent to the Pacific Ocean. Performed by Order of the Government of thy United States in the Years 1804, 180 S, and 1806. Ey CAP MAINS LEWIS and CLARKE. Published from the Official Report, and illustrated by a Map of the Route, and other Maps. " Not often dues it fall to the lot of Reviewers to make a report on a volume of such interest as the present may boast.— instead of the Travels of a private individual, deficient naturally in tl►e means necessary to make extensive observations, sod actu ated perhaps by motives of personal interest, we have here the result of a survey performed at the expense of Government, and conducted by the Most liberal views. Nutting, indeed, could he more judicious than the choice of the commanders, or the selection of the privates appointed to accompany them to the opposite shore of the .American Continent, through a scene of toil and privation, and under a cumst arms in which, without the cordial attachment of their foll.rwers, the authority of comma►ders would have be come unavailing. The Journal of Captains Lewis and Clarke bests the clearest marks of Impartiality, and of an anxiety to obtain the most accurate information; their conclusions are not biassed by any previous theory ; nor were their efforts cir cumscribed by any want either of time or of the means of ex tending their übservations."—Munthly Review, July ISt Prints d fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows, Pater noster-row; and at the liritish Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Its the Press, and speedily will be published, By Bell and Bradfute ' •Edinburgh ; and Longman and Co. F. C. and J. Rivingtons, I% Underwood, and Ogle and Co. London; and J. Cumming, Dublin; in one large Volume. tivo. a New Edition, being the Eighth, of rIIIEEDINBURGHNE WDISPENSATORY: The Elements of Pharmaceutical Chemis t! y—d Ihe Materia Mt.dica • or, the Natural, Pharmaceutical, and Medical History of the ' different hubitatiers employed in Medicine-3. I lie Pharmaceutical Preparations and Cumposi mats; including Franslatitioi of the last Eklitions of the London, Eilthhurgh, - and Dubin Phil niaceptetas t ilinstrated and ax• planed 114 the Largtsage, and according to She Principles of Mo dern Chemistry. k ills trumy new and u se ful Tables and several Copperplates, expbining the New Spotlit of Chemical Charac ters, :nd rri.resvii.ing the most useful Pkarmaceutital Apparatus. hy ANDREW DUNCAN,Jun. M.U. Re,tius Professor of Medical Jurisprudence in the University of Leimburgh, Fellow of the Royal (.;ullege of Physicians ut tdlth• burgh, at.: Ste. 'V In this li...harm, besides other improvements and correct' dons, the nuinctuus alterations Of the London Plaarmaccipar:a, just publivisud, are intrudaroXi. CUSTOM-ROUSE, LONDON, Oct. 7, 181$. FOR SALE, Ay Order ede Hee. the ClllllMilliffitri yi MS M.:fray% Outdoes, On Monday the 160, Tues , lay the 17 Wednedry the ism, 'Thursday the 19th;' Friday the 2.)th, and Saturday the 21st instant, at Two, o'Cloek in the Afternoon of the said Day. precisely, at the Cmnmercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation. East:lndi!pr..hibited Goods, Ste. For Home Consumption, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery ; Pickles, Tamarind., and other Preserves; Hams, Candles, Bedding, Skins Canvas, Seed, Pill Notes , Slops, Piet. ..Glass, Tobacco, Cork s, ' China, Riga &.Isant, Dutch Drops, Castor Oil, Deals, Umber, Mast., Spars, Oars. Mahogany, Mats, Cheese, Tar, Saltpetre, Rushes, CMrk, Boats, three Vessels and Materials of Vessels, Lace, Shawls, Cambric and other Linen Drapery, Haberdashery, Hu. @ivy, Latqueied Ware, Gongs, Gold and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery, Tenquin Beat... Prints, Paintings, Rough Crys tal. and Amethysts, and sundry otter G oods as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAI or ALL Dirrits. Also. 17 Hogsheads of Wine, and One Puncheon of Brandy, free of Duty for Exisonttinn or for Home Consumption, on pay ment of the duty of Customs and Excise. And 10 'Foos of Salt for Exportation, or for curing Fish under the directions of the Excise. The Wine ' Brandy and Salt to be viewed at the London Docks; the Deals, Timber, Masts, Spars, Oars, Mahogany. Mats, Cheese, Tar, Salt l'etre. Rushes, Cork Boats, Vessels, and Materials at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe; and al l the other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Globe Yard, and No. 90, Lower 'I limes street, on Thursday the 12th, Friday the 13th, and Saturday the 14th instant, and on the days of Sale from Nine o'Clock in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. Catalogues may be had a. the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lower Thaines.street. pece Is. each. rIIHE high repute in which Mrs. VINCENT'S JL GOWLAND's LO LION stands unAv.illed, re, tiers it al most uunecestary to expatiate on its virtues ; but as a Lady w ho voluntarity r.d.ircbsed the following Letter wished it should be made as public as possible, it is thought proper no comply with bee reqsavet t City Road, August 10, 18 i 5. To Mrs. VitteeNr, , No. 6, Davies•street, Grosvenor-square, London. MADAm—Before t used your Lotion 1 was in a most deplorable eondi.inii with eruptions on toy lace, head, and arms, and under the care of Mr. Muncton, an apothecary, of Brenchley in Kent ; Wing no relief I applied to Mr. Weeks, one of the Faculty at Hilliugboura, but to no effect. After two years suffering, I ap plied to au eminent Physicist at Maidstone, who instantly or dered me to send for Gowland's Lotion prepared by you, and to my happy surprise. l was perfectly cured by the use of two quart Bottles. I sincerely wish )isi every advantage which so valuable a Lotion can entitle you to, and shall be always very happy to recommend it. I am, &c. E. BARRA 11'. This 1.0 I . ION is a radical cure for every species of Eruption, and a most innocent and efficacious Medicine—is in the highest estimation by persons of the first distinction, and those who have experienced its value have testified gratefully the benefit they have derived from its use. Sold by Mn. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square': Bacon, No. 150, Oxfoid-street ; Newbery and -ohs, and lid• wards, tit. Paul's Churchyard ; Butler, No. 4. Clitapside; Bar clays, Fleet-Market.; Ward, 324, Hulborn ; Weston and i'rout, 22V, Strand; Dicey and oution, Bow Church-yard ; va and Ens, Long-lane, Smithfield. sold also in Edinburgh sty lienee, Scott, !tarlatan, and Urquhart; In Bath. by Cruttwell and Diens, in Salisbury, by Bra lie and Dowding; in Exeter, by Trewmatt ; in York, by Miss Dancer and Mr Viols mainline; in Birthing ham, by Ferrell; and the respectable Vesid.es of Genuine Me dicines in every Town is Europe, in quart betties, price ds. 64.; pints, se. 6d. half pints 2s. 9.1. rr 'I et prevent Counterfeits, ask for " Mrs. Vincent's Gow land's Lotion." and see her Mto sigued urns she label', n each bottle that is genuine. That the Court will be ready !o re•ceive Pi oprals,ln writing, on orbefore WEDNESDAY ,•1 he 2 sth Octola , r nev,frf m curb P- rwn or Persons as nay be wiring to I. hT on Frelg!o , tor en( Voyage, SHI tic' the burth-n of from Sob to 900 Tons, Wilde?, anew. suroment, for the C.lnpany's Ezra Service The Tettdee%, with the words "Ship fender" on the eftver, to be severally sealed up and left wick the Secretary. at or before Twdve o'Cluch at Noon on the said '2 ith October next, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JAMES COBB, &wets'''. The Particulars of the Term: and Conditions upon which the Ships will be severally.employed in the Company's Service, may be heal oti application to Mr. louts Mobilo', Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, on or after Monday sue:Nth , - Oth viseat.t. TO THE PROPIREI roles. UIP SAS S LOCK. LADIrg Alla GENTLIIIAN, UNDER the particular circumstances in which I find myself placed, and with the knowledge I have of en gagements subsisting in favour of another Candidate, I do not feel myelf Notified in urging the attendance and exertion or my friends in a contest at the present inconvenient season cy the year. My secession trom the ballot, which is to take place on the 115th instant, will not, I trust, operite otherwise than favourably upon my future success in the estimation or Proprietors whom' soffrages I have to expect on my personal pretensions only, while the continued airport of the many friends who now interest themselves in my behalf, and the accession of ethers whmn the preaent election will set tree, enable me to look forward with confidence to the attainment of the object df my ambi.ion tna the first vacancy whiCh may occur, when it is my fixed determi nation tb proceed to the ballot 1 have the honour to remain Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful servanr, WILLIAM CRAW FORM Clarges.streei, Ith October,ir s. MONMOU THNHIRE. BF.tCH HILL. NEAR USK, FOR SALR BY PRIVA 11. CONTRACT. THIS most desirable and complete ESTATE, well calculated by iu great conventente4 and delightful *is , ruction, for the Residence of.a genteel family, &insists of is tee 4 iy erected MANSION HOUSE upon a moderate scale, with getta ble Outbuildings, a walled Garden, and about 5 • Acre. of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lund. l'hr spot coalman:is as eloinsive and beautiful view of Or Vale and kia r Usk, c.d df the toirroundang Mountains, and id elsvant about half a nine titbits t h e M ar k et Own o f Usk, tell mile% from Aberetv.-iiity, I 4 Iron Monmouth, and about lei front lirisiol.` The Council abounds in Field Sport, and several Packs su Hounds ere kept itt the tieighbourlunni. Possessesa. maybe !sad Cirktnia• ityyt hasher particulars may 1): koionm, on aiselle:t. ion ,o !Oecqr!.. Jones and Martbewr, Solicnorb e Usk, t: by let t r. 1/:• • N. B. The Purchaser may be act caudated with NI‘:II•i/IIAL qua Icy oLtvieadow I sod it desired. 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