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x This da d bvo. wit A Co , . . . . . . coil , , . k , . • o ~ , .\ . . .•1 .; ' .‘ . , • ze . 7 ..:--,-,- , , , „ 1„r - t. .v,:t.: & .. • -' ,-; 4 ei . . „ 0 " ' 4 •:-I)Wr . " 9. * A ' 1 , ~., i . 1 , r 1 „. • • •i. . r .l 1 , t 4,. . . -.....-e.-0, ... . 7 .• A • o ,., : __, ~..,... b %I* , at ,•• . . - # • 1 4 . ,,,. . %4 1) it . . . ~ ,t e i • . 11 . 1 1 ~ • ' i. . ' • / ' L .' . • . . , , 4*A. 4 1 11Ik .. • . . , 1 i. J ) S . 1 le 7 ....4 111 1 1 46 . wt , r 36 ! 1.1 • l' i t*'` . - - ' .. ' '*4%`-.... - • 4 . , . §tm. t• -...... •.. . . . . I •_. . . • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 2' 1819. .. , . • Pli if., F, OF.VEN - PEN C 1:.• ENDOWED GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. . •0.. . • rrommoremammirmemmeromilibMlNSlMlNlONN; ,• ' .i , , lay was published, very elsgantly printed in two large vols.. MR. CARLILE'S TRIAL. . .. i with engraved fae-similes of seals, Ste. price en .16s. gels. M EETING OF THE PARISI! OF ST. MARTIN . i: T HE dispassionate Public are recommended to IN THE FIELDS. A 1 a • , 1 • . Concise DESCRIPTION of the ENDOWED read ,. with attention, The CHRISTIAN'S All) in . - • • GRAM MAR SCHOOLS in Ettgland and Wales. SEARCHING the SCRIPTURES wherein the docttiae of the TRINIIr is unravelled, and ma d :: Clearly intelligible to the Mr Cif ( . . • • AC:noltinnultede, fromi eo th n e trest .2. 7li ej oo rster4 .-Th i t was one I . • gICHOLAS CARLISLE, F.R.B. M.R.I.A. and F. and t m ari os a t n c ts o m m , m p o r n tre cap ac ity , 9 A h a o n , and A nn , s i s ;s v • s 'tr t s l. a n ll n doubts u ti,a t in respecting tin a :ii ii n t r ii k - • . circumstance connected with ' the IRIS Manchester S.S.A. -:, ; ! i 1 ndon : Feinted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos- vi ss •o ac u re ld of han s d t ..t ß he ar m th d o o lo w m n e t w o?lo A s- Av. entitled, A W ARM APPEAL; &c. proving that Cobrt3 of proceed w in h g h s, •1 . • i c. of Illustration, a very small number Law are contrary to the dictates of our bovioe it, and incon- terity tl l te rhi M th a . • For the convenient e ' . poor woman, with her infantchild, going to seek her • pies are printed on large paper, price £4. 41. boards. sistent with the principles of Christianity, price 65. 6d. --•---- S3ld at No. 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, Loeden. MARTIN'S GEORGICKS. I ' 1 husband, was inhumanly cut down and-butchered- • day was published, in One Vol. tom with Plates, price 16s. boards, the Fourth Edition, revised, of This day was published, were witnesses of the fact. The speaker next adverted (Shame!) This he had from three Gentlemen who • • VIRGILH M ARON'S , G EORGICORUM, A Stereotype &linen, in I 2mo. price Ss. 6d. bound, of T HE NEW WHOLE DUTY of MAN : contain- to that part of the Vestry Declaration which emir- o Libri Quatuor. 'The Georgicks of Virgil; with Eng- mented on the publication of difFerent blasphemous . Translation, and Notes. . ' , ]rag the Faith as well as Practice of a Christian, made easy for the Practice of the present Age, as the Old Whole Duty of and libellous pamphlets. He was himself firmly eft- ?l• ' i 1 ! ! . 14 JOHN MARTIN, F.R.S. Man was designed for those unhappy Times in which it was bushed in the Christian Faith, yet he could Isof. agree Professor of Botany in the University of Cambridge. tinted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane; written ; and supplying the Articles of the Christian Faith, which to hold up those persons , to public odium who dif- , 1 are wanting in that Book, though eswntially necessary to Sales- feted from him on theological opinions. They ought • i Lackington and Co. Finsbury-square. few Copies of the above may be had with coloured Platen tion. With Devotions proper for several Occasions. to look to the great precept of the Founder cf the N.B. This genuine Edition is published by the Sanction of his ' ' it il. Is. boards.. ! Maje sty ' s . Licence, granted to W. Beer ; and, to prevent Im- Christian Faith-" Love ye one another:' By this , . position, has his Signature on the Back of the Title-pegs. Also spirit of brotherly love it was that all true Christians • , . DR. HUTTON'S MATHEMATICS. of , were . actuated. No mart had a r • I' I . ii I ° • day was published, in Three Vol.. Bvo. price LI. 114.9 d. may be bad, an Edition in Bvn. with a Help to the Reading' the Holy Scriptures, signed in the same manner, price Ss bound, ._ I' another because they differed on such occasions.- n boards, the Seventh Edition, enlarged and corrected, of COURSE of MATHEMATICS, fos the Use Slid us BAIA Paper, 16s. 6d. calf, lettered. aright to condemn ' t:% l ri 'h uA i l s ytt was E 1t only. aqueslt,ihoen terns heresy" d h h is ee D n- i v Pig !' Printed for W. Bent, at the King's e Arms, Paternoster-row;' .1 , ' 1 , 1. of Academies as well as Private Tuition.. 1 li j By CHARLES HUTTON, LLD. F.R.S. F. C. and J. Rivington ; Scatcherd and Letterinae; Longman and Co. W. Baynes; 11. T. I losigsoe ;J. Alewnian ;J. Rich- defined by our great and y immortal Poet, Sh w ak as - e Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy. 'tinted for F. C. and J. Itiviugton, G. and W. B. Whitta- ardaon ; J. M. Ri c h a rd s on ; J. Bootle; Baldwin arid Co. T. speare, who said-" The true heretic is he who lights Hamilton ; Sherwood and Co. T. Hughes; G. and W. B. thethe Vestry fire,no th wishede w h o t o bu la rn y s c i i n aim it." to It tlla t p h p e e ap p eared that ;.i, Longman and Co. Lackington and Co. CodeU and Davies, Whittaker; antrSimpkiii and Marshall.. %alien, J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson, Black and Co. J. ' • g..- The Octavo Edition may be had with a Set of fine Plates; i t i ck, Baldwin and Co. J. !lawman , Cowie and Co . T. Wit- R. Hunter, J. Hamilton Ogle and Co. E. Edwards, Situp- the common Paper, its. 6d.• and the Royal, 19s. 63. bound . at I , t .l stronger claim to the feelings of Charity ; and if the may be so ; but then surely that Meeting - had a and Marihall, J. Robinson, ' B. Reynolds, and R. Saunders. Either of the Ihree Volumes May be had se note r i ce • . MIL BARROW'S ACCOUNT OF THE CAPE OF GOOD ,r •1 1 . esl. boanis. HOPF.-NEW EDITION. , Meeting he then addressed fOunded their Faith on the broad basis of . , This day was published, elegantly printed in Two Volumes Charity, they had a better chance of i MRS. H. MORE'S NEW WORK. Quarto, =A illustrated with several coloured Engravings and success than the Vestry, who excluded Charity alto- rice se3. 3% 1 l in boards, the Second Edition, with Ad- gether. If quarrels about such matter s were indul g ed • ill, the man who found fault with his neighbou r to- boards, the Third Edition of . , • - ditions and Alterations, of , , .. . rbis day were published, in One large Volatn e ep rice 9% in Chartsop i. • I 40RAL SKETCHES of PREVAILING OPI- TRAVELS into the INTERIOR of SOUTHERN day would, if he had the power, imprison him to- morrow, and burn him the next day-(Applause.) -: i -- , i Ii MON and MANNERS, Forei g n and Domestic ;, with AFRICA ;in which are described the Character ond the ' seetions on Prieserl Condition of the Dutch Colonists of the Cape of Good hope, lie trusted By HANNAH •MORE. and of the several Tribes of Natives beyond its limits; the Na- they would not go on doing that against- Priotedfor T. Cattail and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black- tural History of such subjects as occurred in the Animal, Mi. which Religion set its face. •He hoped. that, how- l' .1 ' .: • a, Edinburgh. • neral, and Vegetable Kingdoms; and the Geography of .the ever they might differ in opinion, they would say i f fy; Of whole may also be had, by the same Author, Southern extremity of Africa-comprehending also a Torogra- with that inestimable man, Dr. Halifax-" Though • • Hints cowards forming the Character of a young Princess. phical, and Statistical Sketch of the Cape Colony; with an In- we are . not part i' l ' f fth Edition. To which is now prefixed, an Advertisement, quiry into its importance as a Naval and Military Station, as a partakers in the same Faith, we are • • - .• t . sing, that these Volumes are not exclusively appropriated to Commercial Emporium, and as a Territorial Possession helpers in the same• Glory ; and, however we may , ayalty, but that a large portion of the Work contains much By J , BARROW, Esq. F.R.S. differ, we are to consider ourselves as sheep under . eful information to all young persons in the higher ranks of Surat ay to the Admiralty. 1i . . j . 's e. In two volumes, price us. in boards. And also new Edi- Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. the same Shepherd, though temporarily lodged in ins of Mrs. More's other Works. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, the same fold"-(App/ause). After a few additional .. • • . . . .. • . Iltis day was published, Travels in China, handsomely printed in one vol. 4to. and observations, the Gentleman concluded by moving a illustrated with Plates, from Drawings by the late Mr. Alexan- series of Resolutions, condemning the Declaration 1 1 • i • i l Second Edition, enlarged, price 6s. in extra boards, put forth by the Vestry, and expressive of their dis- ~i , 4 i e , -.. , IBSERVATISen on the PROPERTIES of the der, p N l;ice ag te t,o l2s.6 e d bin 'n e b bl o n ar a as in the years 1"9 0 and 1"93 con- approbation of the late conduct of Ministers. t• •i • "I' , ; ..." AIR-PUMP VAPOUR-BATH, in the Cure of Gout, taining " a general View of the in the and the Po- , , . Iteumatism, Palsy, 80e. with occasional Remarks on the OS- lineal Importance of this flourishing Kingdom, handsomely The Resolutions were secordec!, and the CHAIR- icy of Galvanism, in Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, and printed in one von Oto. and illustrated with several Engravings, MAN proceeded to put them seriatim. The first was I ' ' bweLs, with some new and remarkable Cases. price .e 3 13s. ki d . in boards. By M. LA BEAUME, carried unanimously. On the Lecond being put from - t .° 41 l': the Chair, Medical and Surgical Electrician, F.L.S. Bcc . REMOVAL OF SUI'ERFLUOUS HAIR. Mr. R. THOMAS, jun. (of the Strand) rose to vindi-. • Sold by Ilighley and Son, Fl eet-street; Richardson, Royal • •.7 :, O f . Nchatige • and Warren, Old Bond-street. L ADIES are respectfully informed, TRENTS caw the conduct of the Vicar, Churchwardens, and This Vo ' lume, though chiefly intended for the information of DEPILATORY in a few minutes actually removes SU- he afflicted, lessen worthy the attention of medical men. The PERFLUOUS HAIR from the Face, Neck, Arms, & c. and • Vestry, against whom. he said, an unsubsomtioted . • • •I ' uhject is here treated 'in a perspicuous manner, and the e leaves the Skin soft and fair. Sold wholesale and retail 55. the charge had been preferred. It was asserted, that the •.• ; . , I paper for signatures had been carried round to the . • 1 iency of the remedies is proved by the testimony of numerous Box, with plain Directions, by B. Perrin, 44, Dean-street, Soho (a private House opposite Little Dean-street),where Ladies may h ousespf those who were inclined to si•-n i - . This he 14-2.----------- have ocular evidence or'its cffisacy and innocence. Country , ' This day was published, in Crown Bvo. price 6s. boards, ', Persona inclosing a One Pound Bank Note to B. Perrin, as above, denied. In one instance only was the Declaration THEEMIGRANTS DIRECTORY to theoVVES-• will h ave t h e ir Orders and Change returned agreeable to their taken froni the Vestry-room, and that was at the re- A. TERN STATES of NORTH AItIERIC A ; incleding a Oirections.-Sald also by Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Bayley quest of a man whom all must respect-the Duke of Voyage out from Liverpool; the Geography.ta:dTepoapitraf and Blew, 17, Cock u r n - street ; B u tler,l 7 , e a n n d d er ß an igle t , ,e 6 r s ia C m h e e r ap u s t N ort h um berland-(gronns and hisses)-whose many . • , he whole Western Country, according to i latest Improve - side ; and every Proprietors Medicine ~ nents, with Instructions for descending the Ohio and Missis- the United Kingdom. engagements prevented him from being able to at- Oppi Rivers • aho a brief Account of anew British Settlement --- an the Heed ' Waters of the Susquehana in Philadelphia. MESSRS. HARDING and Co. (late Dyde and was an approval of the conduct of Ministers ;on ''i q'• ' 4 t By WILLIAM AMPHLETT, 'Scribe) in returning thanks for the many favours coo- the contrary, it was totally silent on the subject, nor Formerly of London, and late of the County of Salop, now ferred, and the preference so decidedly them to their Establish- ... diet it contain any allusion to the late transactions at , . •(! 4 .. resident on the Banks of the Ohio River. menu for so many years,beg to assure Ladies, that every depart- Manchester, on which there existed a great difference ,- • • Printed for Longman , Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London • menu of their Warehouse is newly supplied with superior articles Of whom may be had, of fashion and elegance, where they may rely on being furnished of opinion-(C'ries eject " No, no ; there can be but cue revolt's Journey in America, Third Edit. 10s. 6d • with goods of the best manufacture, on the same liberal terms opinion upon that sul.") He concluded by moving '` • Hall's Travels in (Lenae2!,±.. whichlaave hitherto characterized the dealings of their house. an Amendment, which was, in fact, an echo of the ,.... i it. ------_•', I ,O . ! l This day were published, In the Millinsry-room, under the management of Mrt Price Vestry Declaration, which the Meeting had risen- • In Six Vols. Bvo. price £3. 35. boards, . (late Miss Minchin), assisted by Mademoiselle Ehnne front Paris, bled i ' , assortment of Fashionable to contradict. T ILE SELECT WORKS of JEREMY TAILOR. Ladies will . always find an exten sive C. C PARR seconded the Amendment. • ~ i •'.t • • 1 I D.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles the First, con- Mi ll inery, in patterns selected from the Magazines of . the first ; M C. t.! . taming the Rule and Exercises of Holy Living ; the Rule and, artists in Paris , by Mrs. Price, on her late visit to that city, where f Mr. Cuardaces observed, that there was no means 1 11 Exercises of holy Dying ; Discourses on various Subjects; the she has made arrangements for a constant . mop yof patterns o of making the Vestry responsible for their conduct. It i° 1 1 . • every article of novelty, elegance , and utility. Life and Death of JESUS CHRIST. The Vestry of this year were elected by those of last Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees:Orme, and Brown, London, Those Ladies who may prefer giving their orders to Messts. year, and the next year's• Vestry would be elected by I. , I ' - Of whom may be had, Harding ar.d Co. through the medium of a Female Correapon- oe ' . 1 S i The Role and Exercises of Holy Living, ss. dent, will be so obliging as to address their commands to Mrs. the present, and so on. With respect to the prece• . P The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying, ss. Price (at Harding and Co.'s), who will pay the most scrupulous dents which had been quoted, he had only to observe, - ,i • , iti • • Life and Death of Jesus CHRIST, two VOLS. £ l. 4s. attention to the instructions she may receive. that the Parishioners attended on both occasions, and Discourses sin various Subjects, 3 vols. tl. I ls. 6d. , 4 '1 • Messrs. Harding and Co. beg to inform Ladies, that they whatever was done was their act, which they could The Golden Grove, a Chosen Manual, Sts. 6d. have Made arrangements to unite Dress Maning.with their Esta- • .!! ' ,ts • 1 not afterwards find . fetal[ with. They had been told, blishment, and will be happy to receive their favours in that - i • ' ti : • • f -------A NE -- W WORK ON • This day was published, in 12me. with an Engravieg, branch, which they make no doubt will be executed to their that they ought highly to estee and respect the • • 1 I i entire satisfaction. Duke of Noithamberland. Form; patt he knew of price 4s. 6d. boards, i , • ' . A PRACTICAL TREATISE, to . . render the ART Fashionable Jewellery, Perfumery, Furs, &c. &c. in al titer no particular •cloims which his Grace had to their , , v L ___arieties as usual Fall Mall ! _Oct : . 4 1 s19 • _._ _ . . • high esteem. lie did not. recollect, any particular • . • A. of BREWING more easy: wherein is exempli fied the Method of Brewing the several sorts of Malt liquor most ge . ne- , rally esteemed, viz. Porter, Btown Stout, Ale, Amber, Ring- TO MOTHERS, GUARD - lANS, MANAGERS OF services performed by him. Whether it was front SellOoLS, arc• his signing the Vestry Declaration, or from what I ' wood Ale, Burton Ale, Windsor Ale, Dorchester Ale, Dor- : c heater sleet , and Table Beer ; inculcating the use of th e Sac- WII,)0W WEI:9I'SwPILIv,S,N.EFOR FEMALE other great act, he knew not, but he found from the N LCH's PILLS are Ministerial Papers that his Grace was to have the •1, ' . 1 • charometer in their production, and elucidating its uti lity b by. GOMPL AIN i • Examples : accompanied by Instructions for the p u rc has e of . particularly _ .. serviceable . i t s.- Il FE I VI FS, front the age of 14 blue 'bbon Lau hit ) • It was stated that vacant ue ri -( gtg . ,1 i 1 Use f of or 16 I • t pains had been taken . to procure signatures, but r Melt and Hdps, and some valuable Hints as regards theY e upwards.o•ather'eel•brit; as a Tonic, and for tion; in ' the F ' emale System curing what no , • 1 • , , i• • 1 • these Ingredients in Brewing ; also, particular DI , rections or removing all l e d calleds'"Green Sickness, have been Inng known.- he knew that the Parish Beadle had gone about with • ;• i • ,.. 1 . ~ - the geitil Management of the Brewery ; with Tables of the is vulgarly the and s terns , of Female Complaints a te printed papers for the purse, and a friend of his t ' i I net Excise Duties on Strong and Table Beer. Tks whole ten- . Th e particular . nature Pills, . b . t f e •1r: I; , given with every Box of and worth y the peruse oev having as e or one o thole h • kd f I th B eadle papers, c re- ✓ erred familiar for the Public or Private Brewer. - ! I . )1 1 i .. person who has the care of Young Women, as from their treat- plied, " they won't suit you, yon are not in my list:' b By C. N. HAYMAN, Common, Brewer. nat this early period depends their Witte health and comfort. • . ' 1 .I I Printed for Lallglllan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London . Thenot to the Public. that His object was, following Letter is inserted to demonstrate their Efficacy : e Of whom may be had, Drayton, Nov. 29. the whole country was sympathising with the people d ite rks on the Art of Making Wine. By J. Maccu ll och, . i Stn-Our daughter , about 15 years of age, had been drooping, of Manchester, this Parish approved of the outrages ••• M.D. Second talon, in Ismo. 7s. boards. :----.----------_ from a cause we little suspected ; she was very low in spirits, Committed upon.them-(Applause). Pt . . . EXCURSIONS THROUGH ENGLAND, &c• her complexion very pale, and ; an habitual head-ach, attended I‘. PITT (of the Adelphi) supported the Rear- • , ,•,! I' ; )f • bli hdNoI. of the EXCUILSIONS IN Kern with palpitations of the heart. She appeared careless of every lotions. • ''' t 1 , e This day was pu se , • Escii•etn) , with object and inattentive to those pursuits to which young persons • • . •' I , i ,I , 1 ,. . (beim; No. 38 . of the. EICIIItSSOI,3 TIIILOL•GIL pony two. to ; *Z i ! ' 1 , ‘ Eight Engravings, puce 2s. 6d. ibino. or • are generally attached. In fact, we were apprehensive theta The Amendment was then put, and negatived ! the • le consumption had already commenced. An b acquaintancerecom- hand of the Mover only being held up in favour of it. •'• i i ' be comprised in Twelve Monthly Numbers, ,i ig ugh the COUNT Yof KENT, mended . tire Widow Welch ' a Pills, sold . y you, as a prtoper. Til e other, l . XCURSIONS throußesolutions were Rut and carried with i ~ n A comprising scr ons ' F .li)e ipti of the Residences of the Nobility Medicine for young women of her age, and an her settaeon , ' ' Remains Of Antiquity, and every other most in- we accordingly tried them, and by persevering in taking th see on y the oppostoon of Mr. Thomas. • l ''' 1 i' I , $ and Gentry, boxes, her spirits were invigorated, her former complexion re- Thanks were voted to the CRA I RAI AN, who, in re-. , . ,' t ,' 3d teresting. Object of Curiosite. turned, the head-ath entirely removed, and she is now corn- turning thanks, expressed his regret that the Meet, • ' taiited by THOMAS CROMWE.LL. 1 ily pietely restored to health, strength, and spirits. Whatever use • illustrated with 100 Ergravings. ing had not selected a more efficient Chairman. ,He • - rag you may make of this Obedientletter, PS be equally agreeable to your of London : Printed for Loogman, Hurst, Rees, Or ; me, and arldwbumble servant% was conscious of his inability •to.discharge the duty ! . hack Road, Isliegton ; and P. 1 oungnsen,' 1• I • he Brown ;J. Greig, Band S. ARMSTRONG. , imposed upon him, but he would yield to no one in - , and sold by all Booksellers. To Mr. B. S tr aw . , „ of Wit , and eloldon, Essex ; 0../• Purchasers will take particular • eare that the names of ,zeal and anxiety to support the cause upon which he Of whom may be had, just published, ch in S vole Strew and Enwenns, No. 66, St. Pours Church-yard, are en. s they had met. The Meeting then dispersed. There - . es, Excursions in Essex, Suffolk . , and Noldfolk;ea maps royal graved (by favour of his Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps, try with 100 Engravings, Plans of Towns, an Countyyal sect ' . wick on every Stamp aecnmpanying the•Boe. were more than 200 hundred persons present. . •lii 1 fly ism°. £l. los. dotty Bvo. A 2. 8s: or on super ro Price 2s. 9d. per Box, duty included. ladio Proof Plates, ,CO. 6s. boards. with e' ht Plates, Sold by Mrs. Smither y Agate, E. Edwards, 66, St. Pours The Longford Election terminated (mote 1 9th in. ide ' Excursions in !retold, Noe. 1,2, and 3, . tg . Churcboyard. Where also may he prpeured, „ Starit, Mr. WHITS having dechnetil any furtheraimp,-: , 1 1 .. H of each price Ps, 6d. 18ino. of 4s. deny BYO. S PILMBUItY ' s PA TENT A NTISCORBLTIV DROPS, No. I. with eight )! Sauey , isrice Fs. 6d. a w oo test. The aumhers werat- ••.•-: ..• -i o• o' • ....leo,: - ill lil i, 'on Excursions M Surrey, Remedy -in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scrop • to royal I tioto. or 4s. dents , Bvo. *WM Prepared at the 124opensary..le,..Sadio-square, Lou. , For Sir G. R. Fetherston, Barr- ~,..•oe , oes. eililkel•• • : . 1 ": C°4"l"' Biography , Mc). I. of sugbrk ' Noreat, and ~.. O; don, l price 65.-ios.ed•-oatici £1.....e. Oily istelneled, The Oct • . i , .... Luke W4he i Fl ' l le - . i' ' ' A PI .. ma each containin g eight Portraits; royid tem° • pie a. neine ;I:1,6 a Black Irk StiMm. Maples-for the fonsee; • • • i • &my Bvo. 4% - . • • , • If I 1 , , , - • ) • . •• ' ' ' 1 1 , • i 4, I • . I 1 - ;TIDY, OCTOBER 21, 1819. , SUBSCRIBERS, and the ly informed that the full awing e delivered in the ensuing Season : 1 i•na of Nature and Art, by Fat ,, to commence on Tuesday the xk in the Evening precisely, and ling Tuesday. Reign of Queen Elizabeth, by ce on Friday the sth of Novt.nl each succeeding Friday, at the I Architecture, by SAItES ELMEN YLO. ca. Mos. D. Professor of Music early in 18.20. tors and Subscribers : subscribing £3. 3s. per annum, ruished with the principal Morn .4z. ties, &c. which is regularly supplied with the , and Pamplakits of present interest. of Lectures, delivered during the tort', fornished with the necesmr7 ity to Chemical and Philosophical ence, comprising a selection of the ent of Literature and Science. irculation, consisting of Standard Voyages, Travels, and Topography. es Lettres, Zia: Ace, and the Arts. nines% annually, are entitled to a admission of a Friend, and their In their abs?nce. Le Lectures, and to tit: Library of ream. liNIGHT SPENCER, Sec. ;11T, Sale Contractors, have mg, that their Scheme on the New tal approbat ion of the Public, which e attraction of its various points, arty Purchasers by uniting in and Lotteries, 'including no km duo of D 20,000 ES are SIXTEEN POUNDS.-- 5,000 Tickets, (those only now on Lining the Whole of the EIGHT Capitals. decided in the First Five Minutes; of NOVEMBER, eery begin* Drawing. T have the pkasure of congratulating red success at their Offices, havin4 a. 3,710, a Prize of .C 30,000. :Ling, in great variety, at the Coo- I 11, Holborn; xt; I 141, Oxford Street. - - established a Century, sold in IZES of £30,000 in the Two Last ,ther Prizes of £20,000, &c. &c. &c. iwctfuily recommend the New Lot- D 'MAYOR'S DAY, November 9, w on , ale will be drawn, which are o of the Eight Twenty Thousands, ned in the Two United Lotteries of eat Prizt. £l6. • fate may be obtained, and fa un early application. :s, 93, South Gate of the Royal En t :44, Oaford-street, corner of Swal 1, explaining every particular, may be HS OV THE LOTTERY SPOSET) OF. t'orni his best Friends, the Pub -actors have actually disposed of up. and when it is considered that only 11 of them to be drawn the First Day,, to be feared there will not be any of ft for Sale ter the last Week, and Pun. able to buy part of the Second 5,000, for a month after, and, of course, can tals that may be drawn the First Day. recommends an early purchase ; and afidently, from hitl knowledge of the has had, for his own individual Sale, HUNDRED 'Tickets; and it has ge -.at more Tickets are sold in tfie last he time previous ; but now that cannot to demand continue in the proportion re will NOT DE NEAR TICKETS ry r.:ffir,-; by T. DISH, Stock-Broker, Llaring-Cross; and by all his Agents kck are affixed, hourly, against BISIPs Lich the Public causer the Fluctuations. -V ER Y VA LU ABLE FREEHOJ the nients, 01'1 ; 1161M ESTATE. SOLD 1;Y AIXTIOI O I, ...101IN MORETON, slverhampton, hi the County of Stafford, ds-.. of October, 1i4 19, at Four o'Clock, order of the Assipets of Mr. DAtLe ietar, in such Lot or Lots as shell be ne of Sale, and subject to such Condi j !whited, and complete ESTATE called ins, situate near Brewood, in the said a pleasing eminence adjoining that an- FJ a:piks Road, called the Great Watling- London and Shrewsbury, and cornpriaing antial brick and slated Dwelling-house, y:, Hackney Stables, Cow-sheds ' Cart ail newly erected with brick andtlie ; a i with elmice Fruit Trees. Also one oiher Barns, with Cow-Luubes and Sheds d convenient parts of the Estate ; I laodred and Nineteen Acres, Three : P, %At, of line Arable, .Meadow, and and most eseellent state of cid he of the said Assignees. in Fee, espectant on the decease of 7:: years, of Two undivided Third a Nlessuage Buildings, :snd Thirty : l' re of Fetholti Land, si.eate in du said County of Statf,prd, and adjoining !'resins, now iu the occupation of Me . • tit; maa of Tun Pounds per Annual, :;le Crittin during her life. :, part Frethold and part Copyhoid, as it l:!itl a Ring Fence, and inmost eligibly rkvlr. and excellent Tur!.pike Roads, being i'Lnkridge, eleven of hatford, seven of .on, nine of Newport, four of the C.,nal, at Galley, and three o' Wolverhampton and : . ;.afford Turnpike t pool and Manchester Coaches, n.• . and all parts of the Kingdom. every part of the Estate is not subject to any • 14r. apply to Mr. David Cole, at WIWI oh.-se the Estate; at the Office a or to the Auctioneer, both of WW- I 4iroe , liciEhtetton, near Sbiffnal ; or t • Nk ;gilt , 30116 tors, King's Busch Wain o of thz Latate m..y be seen, an 41- had, in due tithe before the Sale. By N Low. us-row of Cori This dal P. Usk Ti and Lae Thi• . boards. Late Printed ker, t J. Cut Black, kie, R kin al TO' 10t.. Pries wood, price Ftft stating. ltoya' usefo life. earl, Bowi ciency fact&