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- • arit f c % I rfoi , 1 4 P ro<l4 l k,o" i ir • 1 . • all • . • • ) • 1 s p off.e /0' • . dl6ll - 9r) 1°3 . 1 , 44 . Mer 7 f(" L A . . • • jle s.„ II uR 8953. SATURDAY, N ' ,DER' 11., 1815. PRICE S EVRN- PENCE, 114EATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform THE MAID OF THE MILL. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. CITY• OF LONDON TAVERN, NC/I[l4lu 9, ISt S. AT a MEETING Of the GENERAL COM. humus, this day, CHARLES TURNER, Fmk in the Chair, The Treasure's Repotted;• That AMMO. Lens Annuities 210,000 Reduced 9 per Cent. Annuities 00,300 S per Cent. Consols had been Invested. Salbugler's Friendly Society, beldet the Angel lore, Lord-street. - 10 10 0 George Orred . . 10 10' 0 The loyal and independant Corporation of Edge-hill, by the hands of E. Willett, Mayor - 34 0 0 A. Coates - . S 0 II Rickard Hind. - . 5 0 0 B. • . . 5 0 1 The Committee for conducting the Hebrew Melodies • at the Syuagusee, Seel-street, per Sam. Yates and Abraham Jackson • - Richard Jackton, Kirkdale - I'h, Admirers of the Principles of the Itte Right Hon. Wm. Pitt, at the house of G. Mercer, the Royal Oak, l'arletowstrect - , 17 9 0 W. Briggs, M.D. 5 5 0 P. F. Thine 10 0 0 VICITI44.4ING-OFSCC'E s Nowak,' 10, WA. THE COMMIWONARS for VICTUALLING, Lehi Aimworrh. Mr. T. COOKE; Sycamore, Mr. DOWTON; Mervin, Mr. FYNE. ;yc,Amore, Mrs. SPARKBS ; Fanny, Mrs. BLAND] wry, Miss NASH; Theodosla, Miss POOLE. To which will be ad4ed, the Farce of HONEST THIEVES. : .,l a y, Tamerlane ; with The Quaker. .Its, The Siege of Belgrade; with The Magpie. ,I„,;day, Tamerlane ; with (fire time) a Farce, called ho? or, The Double imposture. ,day, an Opera; with Who's the Dupe ? Comedy is in preparation, and will be speedily pro- ills Acts srri, .111iforr, Bersis era Area That on TUESDAY, Ow Sin itutaut, they will be ready to receive Tauten, In writing. sealed up, and treat for One Ike dred Tnett of OATMEAL, to be delivered in the course of a month Into Ida Majeetfe Vktualllng Stores at the Pons and in the proportions undamaged/omit via. DEPTFORD • PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH 2000 3 0 0 So Tons. 20 S. The Committee - begs to request that the return of the Sub striptions made in the amend Churches sad Part4hes in England and Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter, and in Distr►cts, Towns and Cities of the United Kingdom, to ibis time, may be advised, and the remittances mad* at the earliest convenience for tht purpose of intisttment in the Public Securities bearing fewest. 100 Tons. And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days titer date; and also fir the Sale of all the YEAST that shall be made in his Majesty's Brewhouse at Deptford, for one year ftum the date of the Contract. It is also earnestly requested. that Hankers or other Persons; Mho may have reached any Subsaripdons on this account, will favour the Committee with a return of all such SUM, if nut al ready noticed and acknowledged in their daily advertisements; the cotrectioss of any errors of report, and the notice of omissions (if any) aro particalarly desired. - - (To be continued). Per - Nets Ileac, An Communications per Post, are to be directed Waterloo Sarbscrittite, Loslee, The Coeditlons of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre. tsry's T HIS ~ll,rt) Pal 03 '•• 0 0 Jr Jr A Nov t,31 or T INS Pero Pout it Nth Elwi Fri" t Al:brose Or, rh ) L•.c ; •• On l'ut On We , (Atria erne in rr N OT Sg)r.3 }LA Dace JCel; I' tl 71: W he 3 4 In No.it, 12, NEX r T O NE 3 4 3 7 9 9 &aides t T. BI! best int I Lotterie !Lai expel Cay of tr 4 • indrawn ever koo • fortunate a kwll P... 1 cap' panimeni • Voices, 1 ?. Von f t, founded Royal, c tattle ra • err the I J. A. Eft 1.0nd4 No. 20, • PX 1 r Nt•luzi IL ar (;r ry, c 3 1.. r b9l! P.ttl tr.- 1 .1;e Inue , No At i ;Ws kod,le ~•eztletru (ur 1 1 lett, 11,1. igtot stt 'eyed. TH: air* we - I,:r. tr3c NV,d, vf . 1 Thy: irs rich atitt ' t or The nu. 14trint •,h (lad y, W t e d ts at 'er r? it • 11: in t oaf' Z 'trY e u tivtcr t~tlr it l 'tl col q% el , a ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. s PRESENT EVENING, will be formed, the'Tragedy of 'PERCY. rarl of Northumberland, Mr. C. KIMBLE; , g 1 3., 'Air. Yak/NG ; Earl Raby, Mr. BARRYMORE . ; .hcrt, rir. EGER I'ON ; Edrick, Mr. HAMERTOI. rina t Miss O'NEILL ; MMs, Miss SEYMOUR. To wkloh. will be added, JOHN DU BART; 07, THE VOYAGE TO POLAND. he prince de Conti, Mr. HAMERTON; John Du Mut, Mr. FARLEY ; \Ths S. BOOTH; Rodolski, Mr. EGERTON; ti'3lberon, Mr. I'OKELY ; Mimiski, Mr. LISTON: Colonel Cassirnir Danowski, Mr. ABBOTT. Polio& Mimiski, Mrs. GIBBS. (outlay, 'lbw Beggar's Opera; with Love, Law, and J Jobn Do Bart. ir,day, a Tragedy ; with John Du Bart. eJtictiJay, Love in a Village; with John Da Bart. :lei Dramatic Romance of Cyrimo has been for Mite Ir vington, and will be produced . on Friday. FIRST DAY'S DRAWING OVER. retie of theG REAT CAPITALS DRAWN. 3 Prizes of £50,000 4 - £20,000 3 - 8E4,1300 &c. Szr. Sm. ARE ALL UNDRAWN. Dv; of thawing NEXT THURSDAY; at Nine o'ClOck in the Mot nine. t ett and Shares, warranted undrawn, are selling by HA ) DIANE, and Co at their Office, South Gate of the EXCIIA%OZ, where, in former Lotteries, Capital Prises shared and Sold to the Amount of Two Millioos. • itleH WHEEL. Fl' and Co. tvspectfully inform their Friends the Public, that ALL the greet Prises are yet Undrateli. teel contains the fallowing Capitals: of . 1111 7 of .91,000 of 9 of 500 A of 16 of sesoo and .ElOO In Government nt. Consoh, &c Sec. &c. and Shares are on Sale, warranted :indrawn, at their Fortunate Mts. , POULTRY, 1 No. SI, ALIOATII HlGii. 12, CUARING CllO5B, STILIST. • THURSDAY, Nos. 16, at Nine o'Clock in the Mottle& isthe Second day of Drawing. E DAY,OVIR.v w 1 ' '''' Prises tit Ei4* X NOW N ! • 5E90,0001 • 20,000 I 3 per Cent. Government 4,000 Stock, or the Value in 1,000 Money, with all 'the rise 500 above Se. ...300 • nearly 4,000, other Prizes of 8200, 3C100,3C50. &c. tte. Begins u NIPIE o'CLOCIC in the MORNING, NOV. t 6, Which will be the LAST DAY EU r ONE! .15H, the Contractor, returns his grateful thanks to his mends, the Pubilc, for their dlifinguisked patronagh io ALL terio, but more particularly for the ooptecedetited favours!, sperienced up to the drawing of the present Lottery, one which being ever, and nearly ALL the Capital Prizes yet wn, be has the pleasure to announce the Ridhest Wheel known in the annals of Lotteries. as and Shares ( WARRANT kb MDR AWN) are PR's, at Ma fortunate Offices, 4, Coln mac, and 9, eltika I NO•CA • •• NEW MUSIC. ISS MELODIES, with Poetry characteristic, expressly written to the Airs, with Symphonies and Accons. ponmeots for the Pianoforte, arranged for One, Two, or thfee , likewise with Variations for the Pionotone, compiled by Durwolt, Vol. I.pr. 15.. '1 he Magpie aid Maid,' Ballad % on the Melo-drama new performing at the Theatres composed by T. Campbell, pr. us. " 0 share my cottage, maid," a ballad, composed by Ed. Peek, pr. 18.6 d. " See hill the morning breaks;' a canzonet, composed by Str levenuin, Mus. Doe. price ls. 6d. London Published by Goulding, D'Aimaine, Pdtter, and Co. hobo•agaat • biliW MUSIC. .ERCISES for the VOICE; consisting of va rious Solleggi, collected from klanuicrlpts of the late ti.. nauzzini ; to which ire added. Specimens of several Pe hlrplern Songs, composed by Arnold, Bishop, Brahani, HAldel, Hayden, tviarcello, Massinghi, Itauislni. Sir •evrwoli, &c. price Sc. A Second Edition of TWenty nilfei, or P.xerceses for the Voice, to be vocalised, men )). the I.;e Venausio Rausaini of Bath, with a Portrait of , thor, price 211. l'ublishal by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. Scho-uprire. ONEY is ready to advance, with promptitude :44 secrecy, at legal annuity interest, on Freehold, Copy 'Audiold, or Fispial Property, Rent Charges, Marriage 'etas, Widows' Jointures, Wills, Clergymen's Livingsould ty Bunti.—Apply personally, between nine and live, or r,t, .9 the Director of the National Rank, No.B, lower sttte.., Gulden-square. Matters of magnitude will be pre- CITY MART, SS. CHEAPSIDIL iE leading Articles in the Daily SALES of MiaCELLANEOUS PROPERTY, by AUCTION, by VIOAT, at the City Mart, are arranged as follows, viz. of "daTI. Plated Goods, Books, dm Ste. 'esdar, Jewellery, Rich Cot CAaso, 'oloesclays, Linen and Wooden Drapery, Hosiery, Ste. ~Alfsdlys, Cutlery, Japan Ware, &c. ""Y , . Table emrvices, China, Glass, ace. twdays, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Telescopes, ate. ' Cnotli are on view from eight o'clock, every morning and the whole of the sale, which commences at twelve pre and, toe the accomm odation: of those whose bush!** of 'la)? deprives them of the opportunity, agalifin the evening 'n o' clock. Families furnishing Wearies, Captains of Ships, , arrots, and traders in general, find great advantage In per mg at an wilier rate at these miscellaneous Sales, where al 'yeti wtirie of use or ornament IS to be met with, and where thin B !, warranted perfect. It will greatly facilitate the fil the Mart if the Proprietors 04 Property, wbo ate ? he ni rt‘si:y ut seeking in fitirnediate market, will *ad is 'ruck, tor sale two days prior to slits awn arrangement s Hulk. the Proprietor of tbs . Martbetweea the boors a sod eleven in the morning. lio.mns MOAT,lllVetta Broker, Appteleer, and sole Proprietor of the City Mart. Amount of ththealpeims received and made at this place to the 9th November, is £ei14,215 es. Psalter Subscriptions t Parish of Usual°, Monmouthibire, pa the Rev. J. Lloyd - . - From Dumfries,—remitted by David Staig, Esq. viz. Parish of Urr - - $ 5 0 Ditto of Newabbey - . 12 IS 0 Ditto of Thieved . . 1$ 2 6 Ditto of Terregles - - 3 16 0 Ditto of Irongray . . 4 2 0 Ditto of Donseore . . 7 0 0 Ditto of Loebrutton - . 4 4 6 Ditto of Kirtgunzion • • 6 0 0 Ditto of Mambos . . 14 5 6 Ditto of Kirkpatrick Darbain . 9 0 0 Ditto of Carlaveroek - . la o 0 Dilto of Colvend • . 211 12 0 Ditto of Klrkbean . - 11 0 111 Ditto of Holywood . . 10 10 0 Ditto of Troqueer - - 27 0 0 Ditto of Tonkorwald - . a 1! 9 'IL £6 0 0 178 5 9 Remitted from the Town and Neighbourhood of Liverpool, by John Kcarsley, EN. in addition to about Xtuiti remitted direct to the Committees of London and Westminster, £7053 15s. 91 iris. Charles Lawrence - -, Thomas Preckleton Robin and Kmg John Samuel James Vickers Philip Ortou • • . • Pritchett and Halket • - • John Turner, of Rio Janeiro • ' George Tenter - - • Thomas Mink . . Joseph Parr, Flat Grove . • John North . - • Horse and Staekhouse - • H. Blundell Hollitrgsliesd and Son • • Webster and Pashaw - • 1. Bibby and Co. I - - Jonathan Derbyshire • • • 'Edward Album (dragoon) - • Edward Bennett , - . * &own and Gordob - - John Wanner', M. D. - - Richard Meastowcrult (Wavartree) - William W ate - • Joseph an Richard Ward • - ' HIE and - - - John Eaton - - • G. A. Pritt - - • John Blackburne and Co John and James Davenport Rev. L S. Itoughaedge • John Braucher Branshar and Co. IS 0 0 5 5 0 . . . 1• 0 0 5 0 0 8 S 0 S S 0 • S • 10 10 0 10.10 •,' 10 • 0 SI II 0 • 0 0 10 10 0 I 50 0 5 5 0 10 0 0 10 10 0 5 0 0 5 5 0 10 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 5 3 5 0 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 21 0 U 52 10 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 21 0 0 Cambrian Society . - 5 5 0 Thomas Leech - . - 5 0 0 A. V. Pamir** - 15 0 0 • - George Grant . . 5 5 0 Greaves, Yates and Co. . . 52 10 0 Salisbury, Turner and Carle - - 31 10 0 Liverpool Assodathin of Merchants trading to the Salde and the North of Europe . - 52 10 0 William Latham - . - . 5 5 0 L. Braun - • . S 0 0 John Hall, (Fott•street) • - 1 0 0 Robert Mama . . . 5 5 0 Hepry Hunt • . .• 5 0 0 Abraham Garnett - . . 10 0 0 John Rowland - - • 5 0 0 George Goring - • . 10 0 0 John Aspinal and Son - - v 0 0 0 whittingham and Gladstore . - 15 15 0 I Cordwainers' Society, hold at the Sliakspiarc's Ta vern, Sir Thomas • Buildings - 5 0 0 The Wellington Club, held at Crompton's, the Globe Tavern, Temple-court - - 75 0 0 John Sham a - - 40 0 0 Reechoknew Bretbonim 3. and 1. Acken It. F. Betted - . .. .. Robert Joists and Sea • William Crusbie - James Crest*, - 10 0 10 ..10 110 0 10 10 5 S 5 5 Hugh lidatthie and Mello one J. and J. Fernibough a •• I • • . . . le 10 10 10 Andrew Clarke and Co. . - 10 10 William Higont . . - S 5 Philip Quirk and Son . • 10 0 A. W. W. per the Treasurer 6 I Joseph Scholfteld - - 5 0 George Booth (Al!erten) - - 10 10 Robert Lloyd (Collector of Raise) - 5 5 Mrs. Mumford, Church-street, being the amount received during the time devoted to the Subscrip tion, for the inspection of her Museem .5 7 William C. Ullman - - 5 0 Thomas 8 0. " . and Co. - • 5 5 Bibby, Richard Brooke - Cecil Denison and Co. ` • Davidson and Drowns - Rickard Pilfold • Imbue Campbell - 5 0 5 0 10 10 20 0 6 0 Joha Drinkiiater, Jen. • . 10 0 Cerny and James Make . • 5 0 Winans Porde • . . 30 10 Mr. and Miss Bushell, • - 5 5 I. I. Leitch ana Co. - - 81 10 A. J. Costa, Goizueta's and Co. - Si 0 John Swatted& - • 5 0 Rahn Peters, Plat bridge • - Si 0 Thomas Gliscistooe - - 5 0 J. T. Koster and 0111111110 - . 31 10 Ethernet Grilse • - 19 0 Miss Rowe, Soho...tree • - 10 0 Robert and John 'Phuinson - 5 5 James %Penal and Son • . 5 5 Sarah Staten, Waireuree . - , 5 0 H ind Stacy . • 10 0 Mrs.Ckge, Kielidde - • 5 3 Ambony Swideson • 30 t 0 Thomas Tattersall and Bea - - 11 sa Pam the Sarnintemnpleyea at the front of the Thee. elle, per Mr. Themes Ruben% Botasepa A 0 and to be put under Cover, directed . Fe antis Fretting. Pf • VS. ire'. • Ant OAT, 10 1 . S. Lend.. 10th November. 1. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. NVATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, THAVCRILD Housa TAVILILN Sr. JAYIIIOI.IITRZET. His Royal Highuess the Duke of YORK. Chairman. Amounts Invested. _ _ £70,000. 7s. 4d. Three per Cent. Reduced, of the cost of £40,025 13 8 £49,999. Is. id. Three per Cent. Consols, of the cost of , - 28,733 14 2 £1,463. 13s 4d. Long Annuities, of the cost of 22,820 8 6 Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, £102,033 9 i ' l Parish of Lampleigh, per the Rev. 1. Gregsow £2 I 0 Parish of Newchurch Purdie, per Rev. I.Whitaker 5 0 0 Parishes of Treffgaru and Littlenewcastle 0 I 0 0 Parish of Kelton - - 10 17 6 Parish of 'Mover - . 9 14 0 Parish of Ashover, per the Rev. L. Short . 17 0 0 Merbury Chapel, per the Rev. T. Massie . 3 0 6 Two Days Pay of the Permanent Staff of the Derby Local Militia, per Lieutenant Billing - $ 0 0 Duke of Wellington's Lodge of Odd Feilowai held at the Catherine Wheel, near Brentford - 2 0 0 Parish of Bromfield, per the Rev. T. Hodges 10 11 0 Mr. Gulledge . - - 1 0 0 Parishes of Abluyskir and Battle, per Rev. D. /MINI 2 0 0 14n 1. Knight - • 20 0 Mr. Thomas W. Honywood, Esq E. A. • George Hunt, Esq. 28 8 . • 10 10 0 o 17 o 3 3 0 10 10 0 5 0 0 At Minn. Mids. At Meson. Holmes and Co. The Pupils of Messn. Monad sad Co. Hampstead Jahn Math, Esq, At Messrs. Hammersleys. Perish of Great Rollright,Oton, per Rev. J. Tench 6 7 Parish of Sarsden, ditto, per the Rev. A. Saundsta 1 Parish of Aseott, per the Rev. G. Davis 1 151 Parish of Oddinv on, Oloacesterehlre, per Rev.J. Owen 14 14 Parish of Barton, Warwickshire, per Rev.J.Scholefield 10 Parish of Little Compton. Gluucester.hire, per the - - Rev. James Adams - - Parish of Chastieton Oxon, per ditto • Parish of West lit:cidand, Someraetabire, psi the Rev. W. Ranson Parish of Peterchureh, near Hereford, per the key. H. Davis . - Parish of Wellhatn,l.eicestershlro, including 15. Ss. by Robert Kirk, Esq. . °apehies of Chilmorton and Sheldon, per the Rev. J. Coates - - Rev. Dr. Strachey • - Pezish of Erpingham, Norfolk, per Dr. Henry Sara- 8 4 5 6 11 6 3 II 6 S 0 0 6 10 0 2 9 9 10 0 0 chey, Rector Parish of Ilswaite, All.Sainte, Norfolk, per ditto Parish of Holbeach, Lincolnshire, per the Rev. Ro bert Carruthers, Rector 40 3 Parish of Stet per the Rev. Richard Dods Parish of Godne7 and Sutton, per the Rev.'f. Barton lit 5 Parish of West' Moos, Hams, per the Rev. Mr. Dampier, Rector 18 tit Parish of Rivet', per the Rer. Mr. Dampier - 5 9 Parish of Brightoo, Hants, per the Rev. Mr. Bromley 2 4 Further Subscription from the Parish of New Aka ford, Hants • Parish of Santeglos by Cameiford, per John Law rence, Esq. Parish of Landessy, Monmouthshire Parish of Morten, near Redford, Nottinghiunshire, of Messrs. Yarborough 1$ W. G. CARTER. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Matlock, 250, Ozford street; Mr. Hatchard, 120, Pisoadilly ; by the priucipal Ban kers; and by the 'trimmers, at the house of Messrs. Hammer sley's and Co. Pall Mall. It is particularly requested that all Letters from the Country, to the Committee be exactly thui Addressed: " To the Winulinster Waterloo Asesetatios,Thatebed-how London." 4IG 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 17 16 4 0 16 6 in Tows, to the Committee, may be made to the Secretary, W.O. Carter, Esq. Temple Chambers, Fleet street. BLANDFORD, DORSkT. A DESIRABLE SI! UATION FOR A SPORTSMAN. 'l l O BE LET, for One, Two, or Three Years , JL Furnished or Unfurnished. or SOLD in FEE, a HOUSE, situated at the extremity of the healthy Town of BLAND. FORD, leading to Southampton, consi.ting of one excellent 'Dining and Drawing Rooms, six best Bed-chambers and a Dress ing •room, with Attics over, Housekeeper's Room, Beater Pantry, good arched Cellars, and very convenient Offloes, part of which are recently new. There is an excellent Garden adfoining the Hasse, well crop ped, full of the choicest Fruit 'lna, and surrounded with a high Erick WalL The Premises are well supplied with Water. There are ten Packs of Fox Hounds. and four of Harriers, kept la tke Neighbourhood. Immediate Possession may be bad. To view the House. &c. enquire of Mr. Stephen, Carpenter, Mandford ; and to treat for the same (if by letter, free of ple ase), to Mr. George Score, Solicitor, Sterruinster Newton. N. B. To prevent unnecessary tumble the lowest prise of the House and Garden is ,C 19110; and it Let, £6O per Annum, ex clusive of the Furniture. ri - IHE celebrated CORDIAL BALM ot GILEAD , is a platerver and restorer of health to the weak, the sickly, ind infirm. Its warm and renovating quality, indisputably ren ders it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tres 1 mots, sinking, of the spirits, and di these nervous affections which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the delis Bate ; it warms end steadies the cold tad tremulotis nerves, invi. 'orates the muscular system, animates the spirits, and renovates the whole matt; whereby the chill watery fluids become rids and balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state. Sold by Samuel Leigh, is, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox ford-greet, Lend= ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all Medicine Venders; price I le. each, or four In one Family Bottle for its, by which one lls. bottle Is saved, with the words— " Said. Solomon, Liverpool:* engraved on the Stamp. g*- Dr. Solomon upsets, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a sEL note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solonum, Gilead House, near Liverpol. Paid did* mole No regard will le hal to any Toiler i• which the price :hall not he no et...tali* Innis at length, or that shall tot he sldivered to the Board &fore no coe the sod Toeslay, the 21st instant, nor mins the ?cries who wales the Tattler, or snot terms on his &hay, salmis, to 440wer 'Aar calk' fors ROYAL COLLPGR OF SURGEONS. AS a GENERAL. LIST of the MEMBERS of the COLLEGE will be printed in January next, for the use of the Members, and that the Public may know what persons are examined and approved Surgeons, entitled to all the privi leges granted and confirmed to Members of the College, and as It is important therefore that such Use should be as correct as possible b infermation of deaths, ur changes of residence of Mem bers, addressed to the Secretary at the College, is hereby particu lady requested. By Order, EDMOND BELFOUR, Secretary. Undies Inn Fields, Nov. a, 1815. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 27th day of June, 1814, made In a Cause wherein Doturrev Kuio, widow, Is Plaintiff, and Totowa FJOIS and others, are Defeodants, the Creditors of BENJAMIN FIDES, late of the Parish of Romsey, in the County of Southampton, Yeoman, who died in the month of June. 1800, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Sasavai.Cosarrou Coz, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court. at his Chambers, in Sontiumptoo-buildings, Chancery. lane, London, or in default thereof , th ey will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. fINE OLD P - OP.T. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Abetlon Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on TUMMY ant, November 14, at Twelve o'clock, ONE Hundred and Sixty-six Dozen of very excel lent old crested. PORT, in Lots of s, 5. and 10 Dozens, *deb will be regularly permitted to the respective purchasers. Samples may be bad prior by paying for, and tasted as the time of Sale. and Catalogues had of Mr. Williams, opposite the Auc tion Matt. GENERAL SUPPLY OF FISH. SECOND REPORT of the Association for the Reid of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, rel.uive to the SUPPLY of FISH, in the Metropolis and the Interior, slioaCasespence.ef it by Land Carriage, the Condition wed Pro: posedisigeovenitpt Other Loaded Fish Markets, and tke general cingsmonis st( the British Fisheries at the present Pace Ose putinkstisy 1. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly, and to be had of th, other Bookssilsn. CAMPAIGNS OF ist♦ AND iris. Thls day was pobllahod.lo Vols. svo. price Sits. the nd Edltlon, eontprislng a circontatadol Detail of the Haul* of Waterloo. by a French Staff °Seer, A N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF THE INVASIONS of FRANCE, in 1814 and MIS. 4AL By M. DE BEAUCHAMP, Author of the History of the War of La Vendee. This Work forms a desirable commie. to Lahaome's Cans- PAP JP Bomb. The political and military annals of nations have certainly never supplied such interesting subjects fur the content.. plation of mankind as are united in the description of this asto nishing epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable events and the mat Aiming , incidents that were ever produced by the sword of war or recorded by the pen at history. Printed for H. Colburn, SO, Conduit•street. Just published, Ina seat portable Wow. price 6,. 6d. balf•bound, Snood Edition, of THE FRENCH INTERPRETER; consisting of Copious and Familiar Conversations on every topic which can be weld or inierestlag to Families, 'Fray('Sets, Merchants, or Men of Basiness t together with a Complete Vocabulary, Tables of the relative Value of Colas, with forms of Cards, Notes, and Laws. The whole exhibiting, in a very distinct manner, the exact mode of Proaansiation with the true Parisian accent; and particularly adapted for Tou rists, who have not acquired a know ledge of the French Language. By FRANCIS WILLIAM SLAGDON, Esq. Greatly improved by M. de la MMAQUE. London . Printed for Samuel Leigh, t IS, Strand. DIXON'S ANTIBII.IOUS PILLS, Foe INDIGESTION, HEAD•ACHES, HEARt•BURN, Scc. 91HESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity 1. In the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti• =daily the Duke of BEDFORD, Sir GEORGE WARREN. Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, the Dowager Lady SAY and SELE, the Viscountess BULKELEY, &c. Occ. he was per • =laded so offer them to the Public, under the approbation and unction Of their. names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, or preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and Sate. knees. They remove habitual and temporary costiveness, sick headache, and heartburn. whether arising from the acrimony of the redimelent bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are dimmed wou derfully to clear &sallow complexion ; and being a certain though gentle operative ' they prevent these obstructions in the liver, which are en troublesome in all countries, but particularly fatal in warm climates. On this account, they are a valuable death:. return in the medicine chests of those who go to the East or West India, or make frequent voyages; and are so mild and gentle in their effects, that they may be adopted as a Family Me didoe upon every ludispoeition arising from a disordered state of the Stomach or Bowels. COPY OF 46 LETTER FROM CAPTAIN CREGOE TO MR. DIXON, APOTHECARY. TSODINGTCM, MIDULtirI, 21st May, 1815. gilt—l have received so much benefit from your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, that I feel a satisfaction in communica ting to you my testimony to their efficacy. I returned from India, after many years residence there, with my constitution very much impaired, by several attacks of a Liver complaint ; and I attribute the renovation of my health entirely to this Medicine, and Mo deration in diet. I have recommended it to many Indian friends, who likewise acknowledge M. virtues.—Your very obedient ser vant, F. CREGOE, Captain 21st Infantry, Madras Army. Sold by Mr. Butler, Cheapsidt,Corner of St. Paul's Charch- Yard, loudest; and may be had of most Medicine Venders in &gland, Secidand, Ireland, Wake, East and West Indies, Anis du, &Ala boxes at Staid. and us, each. 11