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OW" - 7 T 44 ofrnalPlP ,; 1 1 4 t --- N t 10,121. r Y-OFFICE, July 29, 1819. TIT: Right IL , r.ourable the Lords Commissioners cf 31.,:sty's Treasury, having appointed Money fur the cf Ila!f-pay to Sea Office: . s, from the let of April to I.llne, 181 9, ay.:or to his Majesty's Establishment in beh.-In Ines.: are to tire notice, that the several payments be ina,:e at the Pay-ofliee, by the Treasurer of his t,:• f ty' Navy, at Ten &Clock in the Morning on the follow- •I • , oth, and 11th of August, to Admirals, Cap -5h.3, and tittir Atterr.iu. en the 11th, IGth, 17th, and 18th, of August, to Lieu- Cnaplairs, an , i their Atteraics. tii..l3;h and 9.oth of August, to Masters, Surgeon:, and puvers, and their Attornies. Ai: which the Lists M ill be recalled the first and third Wed evory Month, that all Verson* may then, and there, rec, iv, what may become payable to them; ar.d bring h.• Affidavit required, touchb.g their not having en .a of any public employmnit either at &a or on ':ir,oe they are to be paid their Half-Tay ; and id Officen should nut be able to attend them. A uorvies for that purpose, that the said At the like Affidavit from 0.2 persors they are Where Officers are abroad on leave, their ,ce attested Copies of such leave, before the 'AO:atm.:lt passed in the 35th ;rear of his n, cnt:tuled, " An Act for establishing a tious nsetkod for the paymeut of Officers y's Navy," it is enacted by the 20th that if any Commissioned or Warrant L. ; phe eutith:d to receiv.: Half-pay, and cti%e arid lx paid the same at or near the he may apply to the Treasurer of his Idol.. to have such Half-pay paid at or &c. in the manner pointed 1•y a furthn- Act passed hi the. 11:,je,t; . 's Reign, entituled, " An Act :::ra in his Majesty's Navy and their Re x far and rezeive their rfalf-pay" it is ClauaLs of the said act, " that if any Navy, who shall be eutitlet to receive r t:r acaount of La _calf-pay, „shall be r 811 of ija' cchange for the same, upon the *.'::;ety's Navy, Ltstead of readying the '3l:i, 'Li: si.ail signify tuah desire, by letter :Vaud ; and that if any (Meer who shall be entitled to receive any sum a:count of Half l'ay, -shall be desirous of FLid to him by Extract, at any of his :Ls, where Clerks for the payment of sLaa reside, instead of receiving the same )1. Bill of EXchange, he is to apply either a. the Navy l'ay Office in London, or at li Dock Yard, signifying such his desire." :her given, that the Half Pay ending the commence paying on the 9th of August, s of thawing for, or of having their Half may apply as above directed. mhanie diriwn under, or by virtue of, the not liable to the Stamp Duty. out of his 3daiesty's Dominions are en of the Act. SOUSE, July 28, 1810. .Y . D./ RECTORS Vac UNITED AtERCHeaTS of .;.?,rqr„IND trading :S, do hereby give Notice, , :ady to receive Proposals in writing on or the 25th August next, from the Owners Jurthen of 1200 Mins and upwards, buil hich have been employed, and not per- Voyages in the Company's Service, ape eat at which they may be willing to let :y.l7e in the Company's Regular Service. words " Ship Tender" on the cover, tp and kft with the Secretary, at or be at Noon, on the said 'sth August next, Tc_mler will be received. JOSEPH D.412T, Secretory. Lhe Terms and Conditions upon which the for the Company's Service, may be had Offic, of the Cleric to the Committee of Snurday next, the stst instant. 4'. TN TOE FUNDS. rr for the present Lottery- having ovorthuent for Seventy Two Thousand feels pleasure in making it a part of the is secured to the Public all the Itise above ally acquainted this Lottery is. AST FOIL THE YEAR, And contains, w;th LY 6,000 TICKETS, ,:li,ooo, Three per Cent. Consols. in Money amounting to ether to 1:82,,itt0! now on Sal:, at ail the Lottery Offices in Town and (7ountry. )11AWING Mil AUGUST. NT MANUFACTORY, 62, queen t-ce•, I.auSc•u. • !te Curd irrti;:e 465. Liao;:ed liil GALLON. s. ddr.tssing the Public, most respectfully in- White Lead is of the fir•.est quality. In itl: be said, " the h.tst is the cheapcst,"- - trt durable as wtli ;:s the most orna:nental; having had their metallic powers re tlikolourcd, and es.: unequal to constant .:sphere. Crrox and Co. sell White Lead rr cwt. to although, for the reasons to:y recnemtend the first quality ; thase will tr. tnv kinds that ire offered to the Public hi , :set pricea. red Ant.Cormaive Faints are very nest in pres:rvmg, and are easily applied, requiting iith e 1; they ate fur Park P:Jings I-CORROSIVE P:I.I.;TS. PE3 CWT. Pik. OW? reen ...ius. Bright lied .. .. Us. .. ......763. Dark ditto , ..... . .1123. Ulati.. Paint led:,. : 3.. Yellow 40 . .. l'rep..red (3il 46. ad. pr ?All. Refi:l•A Coal Tr.: Brown .Ms. per cwt. . ". iltrchant-• and fl .I:tt 9typli - ,d with cvcry dcscriptiall .cie...rs to very advantrEced., terms • • b ''' .r of any , t, • rste .• • IL the said f . Act( x▪ n , „...:a reduce the I ,Whes produce al pli•i. ; of Pa l: irn :, • •t/ r..‘ ri "-: ~4111•2, th . ; • • t.) C. , .1 th• ss: • hi, • of for • -, " •i "I.llle 5...:, .1 • 6 io his 'n.eje . st;; ' 'uf 31E4.4 for or cn ':.,ring his ‘)la : ,c..ty ! s .Ways fur s I;:iitrance Bill or a ▪ ay Uhice at slch is hertby fart: isi Jur.e, 1819, will desirous •:..aitted to them, of Eich, -core recited, are 3, l'asnns rest !ieg to the privileges o E. lIE COURT 0) 0.113.12.7 (21 .a. :'• E.IST be rea wri.ixr.sl).l) ef the IA 3*.f.ZSU:tment, more than Six e• ic rate of frcig hips for One Vr...1 Tenders, 1: iK sevr.rally •e; Tv..Ora o'clock a ur no paniridsrs of th 'is will be t..n . 4.iez! I plication at the nn or after ti HIS! HE Contractor agreed with 6o i:tols ;it a low price, ';'• ,* ';by thin he he I , -430 are respeciic TILE L.' ox t P.'izes of C.; PliZe3 acts r.d S2-es are R! " .. ( 71r.S n ?AIN It- .• ;‘.Grorild Whit cf the fin, .., co, 1, : • rte s j•ta ei. is tit,: : 1 •4 -• In hecottit: , "'e to the atittest •• trent .tos. p. .4..ned, they ois le,,irior to it 1 41 - at much h , very p •t Se - cut-,:••or cen.k. AN..I- .! rir Grec ••• ..... ........... ............ Prei Refi7l•A C 7 trchants art tn very ad) • • • , . Z -e . 14' ..- - '" ' 4: A v . 'A Tn. Coal _. • „ a l fe- .. - , d 4 r. • v- ' - ' i '-''.- - V." ----. 4.' • 4 . . k.. , • *oti• - • t z , 'Se' ' • Vi" , ',. I' - . ,•• 41 .0 4. ' • ' r • * 1 . e...)----i . IF ( ....., AI 1t.'41,4-•• . ~..., ~..„.. 1.1k,r .• . ,1 4 ! , ,' •.% - 4 141 •; e •-__..., 101(S 4 fr;* d i , . OV 4 .74 Aw,, , -• ~j .. 4 r • . • . ‘ 4 . .• . Y Pr. I f:E ;: 'EV LN-PENCE, kiWail LA:IT NI(iIIT'S GAZETIIE. This Grerite announces the approbatl bin Royal pie r. ness the Prince Regent to the proposal made by the Lo•ds of the Admiralty, rehitive to the allowance of Salary to Officers - hcldin sitnatiols of pm& whilst on A Circular Lettcr :vas given Li :he Stitt of Wci.loutLy last , ist•.•ed fr%). - 1. the Wzr-Office, raulating the i.ei I..lllicurs of tile Army.—' A similar arratigetnelt (lays the Gazette` has been established for Officers on the Milt-pay of ids Majtsty's Royal Alarine Forces." BA NKIWP I'S. John Prentice, late cf High-street, Whitechapel; grocer, to surrender August 7, 14, and b.i.ternher 14, at eleven, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Itlr. Sheffield, Great Prescot-street, Gnodman's-helds. Thomas Mike', Monktnn-green, near F.ccles, Lancashire, ma. nuf..cturer, August le, 19, and September 14, at ten, at the Albino Hotel, Manchester. Attormes, Nlr. Mattison, Mid dle Temple; or .Me. Hamer, Matichester. Thomas Brunifit, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer and tallow chandler, August 12, 13, and September 14, at ten, at the Head Inn, Biailforri. Attornies, Mr. Moulden, Brad ford; or Messrs. Stoker, I).,wsun, and flerringhate, New .139swell , court, Carey -street. Wi'liam and Juhn Eilner, Huddersfield, merchants, Augur 9, at six, 10, a: the White noise Inn, lluddersfleld; and Sep tember 14, at ten, at. the Ramsden's Arts s, I luduettfield. Acturilies, Messrs. Stock.r, D,usun,snd Ilermorhatr, Neat Boswell -caret, Lincoln's lot:; or Mr. Peace, iludnerslield. James Birkiithead, Manchester, d-tiler a1..1 Augu.'t 20, 21. at rice, ~red September 1.!, at tour, at the Garrick's Ifrad Tav•!rn, Nl.oicheNter. At:,.rnies„ Messrs. Aultngtun and Gregory, Ileditutl-tuw ; or Mess's. Jackson, roantain street, ManchestEr. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL - - August 3, E. Smyth, Sr. Martin's -court, St. 311:v64'k-la/le, shoemaker, at ten. Sept: 11 , 11. W. Vanuer Kieft, Dish He!. born, oil-merchant, at .welve. August 7, It.Sewrli, Piccadilly * coal-merchant, at' ten. August 21, R. Edgar, Hammonds. court, Mincing-lane, wine -merchant, at twelve. August 21, S. Venue, Mark-lane, corn-merchant, at twelve. August 21, T. Irwin, Chatham, merchant, at twelve. August 21, J. iium.. phreys, Talbot -court, Gracechurch-street, tailor, at eleven. August 21, J. Gibson and S. Forster, WardrobeLplace Duca tors' Commons, dealers in l ace , at twelve. August 21, 11.'Shate, Phoenix Brewery, Bagnigge-wells, brewcs, at twelve. August 21, J. F. Street, Budg...-ruw, swiloner, at twelve. August 21. J. Dunn, White Lion -court, Birchin-lane, merchant, at clever.. August 21,.J. Macklin, Cheapaide, stationer, at eleven. Au gust 21, it. Groning, Bi.aci.street-buildings, merch uit, at tweke. -August 7, T. Palsgrave, Bennett-street, Btackfrii,rs-road, surance-broker, at eleven. August 7, I. 'l'. Betts, Hundurts. street, Old-select, tectifying-diniller, at twelve. August 26, J. Lane, Arundel, corn-merchant, at ten. Sept. 9, J. Biggs, Charles -street, Ilatton-&.rden, hardwareman, at twelve. Au gust 7, J. S..dd, Greystolie-place, Fetter-lane, builder, at twelve. August 7, M. and N. C. 1./kren, Broad -street, Ratcliffe, sea , tioutrs, at uric. August 24, W. Davidson, Little St. Themes upside, wholesale-stationer, at twelve. August 24, J. Ellice:, Southampton, currier, at twelve. August 24, C. R. 11. Bailey, Svrallowheld, Wilts, dealer, at twelve. August 28, J. Vat's and J. W. Bullock, Cullum-strett, Birmingham and Sheffield merchants, at twelve. AoLust 28, J. Wildki, Coventry-strect, cheesemonger, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 30, C. Magee, Whitekaven, grocer, at three, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitchaver. August 24, T. Green, late of Upper Areley, Stalrorsithire, farmer, at twelve, a' the Pi", and Castle 11311, litidgrorth, Salop. August 26, G. Strong, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Anita: 23, J. Duxhury, Wanehester, dealer, at two, at the Bri,ige *rater Arms Inn, Manchester. August 9, R. Graham, GST stalls, Lancashire,. giu,_er, at eleven, at the White I lone Preston. August C. Corrfoot, North Shic!ds, 411‘.i.•-owctr, at eleven, at the Commercial *lntel, North Shie;ds. August 23, J. Walker, Neahrop, Cxfortlcliire, col:a-maker, at .leven, at the White Lion Inn, Llanhury.-August t 4, J. Mather, Manchester; joiner and builder, at nine, at the Dog Tavern, Mancuester. August .2.5, W. Hodson, Manchester, cutton manufacturer, at one, at the Star Inn, Blanchester. Sept. I, T. and J. liellicar, Bristol, merchants, at twelve, at the Cern rmercial Rooms, Bristol. August 9, R. amnia", Stotkport, innkeeper, at ten, at the White Bear, Manchester. CERTIFICATES--Anclurr 24. J. S. Jorde . ,n 13irmingham, dealer. C. Pcttitt , Birming ham, glover. T. Stunt, Allen- treet, Guswell-street, carpet-mama. f ,cturer. J. Barluw, Bolton-le-Moots: druggist. -S. Sewell, Ablersgate-strtet glumber. W. Stubbs, L ee k, S ia ff ordsldre, innholder. J. L amb, Great James-street, ikdford-row, tailor. P. With.ngton, Clem e nt' s - l ane , b ro k er . E . Vandal!, ,Kitiza. land, coach-proprietor. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Smith and Sharpies, Bolton-le-W.ora, Lancashire, bed-quilt manufacturers. Dente w and Crowley, Staines, maltsters. Lamp. lugh and Daw,un, Dringitoe, Yorkshire, millers. Miler and Cinotie, Glnucester, soap and cardie-mantafacturers. Meek and llub Bamonds.y. street, Southwark, importers of Dutch -- product. Aliatt nr d Bread-street, carpet and blanket manufacturers. Proved and Ca h , John-street, Minories, ship brokkrs. Boomer and Ca. ROtherhaM, Yorkshire, oil-drawers. W. aid J. Eccks, Blackburn, Lancashire' cotton-manufactu rers. Wilifams and Co. Ex et e r , bankers. Burch and Wright. High-hill Ferry, Clapton, calico and shawl-printers. Murray and Dunmore, of the Banknock Coal Company, GI trgow. Bonnett and Co. Qtiecnhith7, o:lmon. Briand and Co. s imam. silk-manufacturers. Taylor and Symonds. Liverrool colour and varnisb•rnamfacturcrs. Ewart and Co. Swallow , sneer, wine and spirit-merchints. Leece and Bullen, Liver pool, attornies. Bolton ar.d Cowell, Wigan, Lancashire, but chers. Finney and Ford, Cozlqaiil Pottery, Holy well, Flint shire,' potters. Glynn and Cu. Didmin, bankers. Johnston and Steven, Edinburgh, clathiers and harem W: , :kor and Holman, hianchester, eabntecrers. Collier , and Pridenr,.Ply mouth, timber -merchants. Prendergast and nasal, Warwick street, Golden-square, tailors. Chavasse and Co. Pill:1110, milliners and dress-makers. Grove and Dodd. Georzy,strest, Mansion-house, ship and commercial-agetts. A French Journal contains the following paragraph : " A private letter from Landon gives reason th be lieve, .that an old process, which uerives its imreir tauce tome particularly t iom t h e e l evated rank of the parties interested, act,' wlikh is of a nature to call tor the intervention of tLe English Parliament, is soon tct he revived. 'rite new proceedings are said Ito he' the :•e..ult of an investigation lately instillfted in hdlg, l.)y means .of which informatit)n i and eai . deuce, rtgardcd as.:2ecisive, e been cbtained." the regiment of Ilussurs of the Royal French Guard bathed, a day or t•.‘ ci ago, .near the bridge of Jena. at Pt: ii ; an injunction had been given against passinz a bank of sand, beyond which the current was very raiid. The hussar, Korman, tianigTelsed the order, and vas carried aw a y. Brigadier gai.dty, listening only to his courage, rushed to save :its corn rade,-but soon disappeared. Guyoaigt, a - trornpeter, fled-to their assistance, and was tellowed . by the p r i. giudier Poubain, and 'the h ussar Miilot. Boatmen also arrived, who drew outCuynnnct, and Bandry ; but the latter could not be, restored talife.• The body thy..uufortunatc Korma4 bac 4)ot bcko fouhd. • ', AUGUST 4, 1819. This day was published, In One Vol. 12mo. pr s ice As. in extra boards, THE BETROTHED COUSINS; a Tale, for the use of young Persons. By Mrs. E. HAMILTON. • Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and N. ll:dies, Museum. Piccadilly. This day was published, in Bvo. price 19.'61 THE DUTY of EXERTING our FACULTIES, as the means of Superior Knowledge and Power; a Ser mon, preached on Trinity Monday, June 7, 1819, before the Right Hon. the Fall of Liverpool and the Corporation of the Trinity House, in the Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Deptford; and published at their Request. By the Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital; Chaplain in Or dinary to his Royal llighneu the Prince Regent; and Rector of Hilgay, In the County of Norfolk. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivirgton, No. 6!, St. Paul's Church• yard, and No. 4, Waterloo place, , Pal} Nall. GREEK SEPTUAGINM This day was published, in Sco. price }l, Is. boards, handsomely printed and hot-pressed, ANEAT Edition of the SEPTUAGINT, witii the ATOCRYTUA, i; one Volume. The text is taken from the Oxman Kamm of BUS, and HOLMES. Same sine is the Ga. Tesx. •. "This Edltion•is printed in one Vol. for use In Chnrehea. and Chapels, as well as the Library. Also, in 3 Vols. svo. .C. 2. 12s. 6d. bds. large paper. The GREEK TESTAMENT; anew Edition, with copious Notes from Hardy, liaphel . , Kypke, Schleusner, Rosenmuller, &c. in familiar Latin : together with parallel passages from the Classics, &c. Ate. GRIZSBACIII'S Various .Readings are generally preserved in the Notes. By the Rev. K Vet.rr , B.D. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by G. and W. B. Whit taker Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers. SALES. BY AUCTION. CUSTOU.HOUSE, LONDON, August 2, 1810. • FOR SALE, By Oyster of Pie Holt. Me Commissioners sr /,is Afajesty's Customs, On TUESDAY, the 10th, Wan/Isom-, the 11th, THURSDAY, the 12th; and FnIDAY, . the 13th instant, at One o'clock in the • Afternoon precisely, at the Commercia: Sale-Rooms, Mincing lane, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Taft EIrOiTATION: East India and other Foreign Prohibited Goods, Pictures, Prints, and Deals. Toe HOME COMIEZI'VON: %reign Spirits, Whiskey, Wt. •:, Mangoes, China, Tea , Cof fee, Chocolate, Sugar, and c o' ae r G rocery; 'famarinds, E,,cCades, 1- Verdlgris ' Soap, Drugs, Tobacco, Filtering Stones, Canvas, 1- thirsted Alkali, Muslin; Shawls, Lace, Watches ar'd other Jewellery, Prias, Pictures, Rough Amethysts and Topazes, Deals, Mahogany, Rose Wood, Boats, Stone, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue, clear of an Duties. The Tobacco and Snuff In Lotr - SIG to 373, to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, Letidou Docks; the Deals, Mahogany, woad, 'Boats; and Ston e , at the*Tobaceo Ground, lrother ; ruts aU th e other GoOds at the King's Warefibusr, ("us: .tom-house, and at Globe-yard, and Lingham's Warehouse', Lower Thames -street; on Thursday de sth, Friday the Saturday the 7th, and Monday the 9th inst. from Ten o'Clock In the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N.B. Goods bqught at this Sale must be paid for at the Re ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office ' Custom-House, on or before Tuesday; the nst tnet.int or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely b ecome ft:orrice-2. Catalogues to be had at the Klng'sWarehouse, Custom-House, on Wednesday the 4th instant, price One Shilling each. FOIL SALE BY AUCTICN, At the Custotn.Houw, DOVER, on TUZSDAT, the 10th of August, 1819, at noon, in sundry Lots, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS; VIZ. 96 Gallons Brandy, over proof. 114 Ditto Geneva, over proof. 13 Ditto Ditto, under proof. 348 Pounds Tea 14 Pounds Chocolate 48 Willow Sq u ires 390 Paper Prints 48 Yards Thread Lace 64 Drawings -1 Thread Lace Veil 7 Leghorn Bonnets 27 Bead Necklaces 1824 Colotifed Stones 22 Bottles Eau de Cologne 10 Medals . Sundry Jewellery, Gilt Watch. 29 Pair Silver Spectacles Chains, Xeys, Seals, &c. &c. The above Goods will not be sold for Ihss than the Import Duties. 264 Bead Purses 129 Maps 326 Yartig Silk Patent Net 13 Pictures 5 Clock Movements' 111 Drawings 9171 Paper Prints. To he viewed the day prey day of Safe.—A deposit of 25 ing, and on the morning of the 'l' Cent. will be required. VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS, by Mr. HORT. This day were published, 1. T HE NEW PANTHEON ; or , an I n t ro d uc - A- don to the Mythology of the Ancients, in Question and Answer: compiled for the Use of Young persons. To which are added, an Accentuated Index, Questions for Exercise, and Poetical Illustrations of Grecian Mythology, from Homer and Virg'!. By William Jillard Hort. In 18mo. the Fifth Edition, considerably enlarged, by the Addition of the - Oriental and the Nortilern Mythology, With 17 Engravings, ss. boards. 2. The Yew GEOCALAPITY ; or, An Introduction to Modern Geography, in Question and Answer; compiled from the best Authorities, and containing the Arrangements concluded by the Congress at Vienna, in the year 1815. To which is annexed a short Epitome of Ancient Geography, compared.with Modern, with a Set of Miscellaneous Questions—ln 12mo. prite Bs. bOund. 3. The PICTUItE of Nasvar • or, a General Survey of the Prin cipal Objects of the Creation which present themselves to the Ob servation of Man ; calculated to convey miscellaneous Instruction to Young Persons, and to direct their attention to the First Great Cause—price 34. 6d. bound. 4. MISCELLAMOVS Exuma Essacasts; consisting of Selected Pieces of Prose and Poetry, written in false Spelling, f..lse=- mar, and without Stops ; calculated to convey amusement and instruction to young minds, as well as to Improvement in the or thography of our own language price ph 6d. bound. 5. The Pzacur.at Crrosanso Boor ; or, an Improved Method of Teaching the Five First Rules of Arithmetic, Simple and Com pound, in 4to. price ss. 6d. half-bound. Printed for Longtitan, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Lon don ; and Burry and Son, Bristol. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY RICHARD TURNER, 114, LONDON- ROAD. THE Proprietor of this Blacking disclaims all the arts of puffing—the merits of the article are too well known to need it. He confidently adt.pts the motto- of the immortal Nelson— " Palesnns qtd merug feret." " Let him bear the palm - who has deserved it." TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER IN ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS • I sing not of heroic Ire, • - . A bumbler willing theme I choosg; 'I sing'of what yeu all admire, I sing—and help me every Muse— Of TURNER's Dye for blacking shoes, Its qualities unequalrd shine, • Both high and low this Blacking use, lieranks tile first in all his line! • • Masay indulge be foil! conedt, Tll at rich attire will credit bring; • But far mere polisb'd they, and neat, • Who use the BLACKING that, I sing. Gay as the lark in Mourning spring, The youth and maid-will then appear, Because from TURNER's polishing, Their boots and shoes shine bright .and clear! Most highly favour'd sure is he, • Who by the shining of his bout,. Charms the fair damsel, so that she Coyly accepts hit modest suit ; And happy the man, beyond dispute, Who found this potent , way to charm, And whilst he 'glosses shoe or boot, Can keep the leather free from harm! TU it NE it, the lustre of your art Giv"e'real'br.iliance to your name, • T:. i ..i.ning not at head or heart, e' Yet yous is sure a potistid fans., Well may the master vexed romplaia, . If on his shoes the lustre's lacking, TURNER—have you forgot the name? You know I ordered TURNER'. BLACKING. What wretched mixture have you brought? Will this keep out the rain or snow? ' You know it is not worth a groat, And common sense most tell you so. Give me the BLACKING that will shine, Tough water fall or snow come down ; • But as for this,' it may be thine, 'Twill suit a rusticated clown.. He walks in brightness who steps forth With TURNER'S BLACKING on his shoes; Nay, strange{ shall he be to mirth, And love and beauty's indica profuse, . Fit only for the mire or stews, Who in fine weather plods his way, And takes no thought or makes no use Of 'I URNBIt's splendid bright display! • WayYl2l/4 rp Ladies are particularly invited to recommend their ser vants to use this highly esteemed Liquid 'Beath% fir their Valk:. Ing Shoes, &c. beinesanedoned by the first families In the King► dons. 3En Bottles, 6d. Is. and Is. dd. eat*. Gentlemen may observe, that this C,omptseltion,- when used for their Gig or Carriage ames*, will produce a brilliant, rich. glossy black lucre, and at the ems time acts ass preserver or VIRNAR's 131;AGIINGi DERBYSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In tots, at the King's head Inn, in Derby., on Moromr, the 16th day of August next, and the following day, if not dis posed of on the 16th, AA VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sluing of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farms, containing upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRES; let to Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythcs of Hay and Corn, and situate about six miles frbm the town of Derby. on the turnpike and mail-coach road from Derby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Mr. Carron, Derby; Mr, Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, dear Lichhelci • and Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackbam, Lincoln's Inn ; or a t the place of sale. ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE. The British tetidents at St. Malo, and St. Servan, have been lately much alarmed by an attempt to as sassinate Lieutenant . COLLINGWOOD of the Royal Navy, who lived in the neighbourh ood, at the little village of Kr'may. A shot was fired into his house through the:window, a..d the ball lodged in the op posite Atall without doing any mischief 7 The houe Runts 'the garden, which is .surrounited With high and the matter appeared extraordinary, yet it passed without further notice. A few days afterwards, as Mr. Collingwood was walking in the garden, a shot was fired directly - at him, which must have killed him on the spot, had he not, at the moment, providentially stooped to caress a favourite pointer ; the ball lodged in a tree just by. The business be coming too serious, the Authorities were immediately apprised of all the circumstances.; and the. Sub-Pre fect, an enlightened and excelient Magistrate, ordered the Commissaiie. of Police of St. Servan and St. Maloto proceed instantly tothe sprit. They traced the assassin by his footsteps to a pile of wood on the out side of the garden, close to the .wall,,on which he stood, resting his piece, it seems, on the wall, and having his destined victim, in the second attempt. within about twenty yards of him. Mr. Collinc;wood, from his own conduct,' was an object of respect to all the villagers ; he had riven °Tema to no one, and conjecture was at a loss to account for this singular attempt on his life. It has, however, been at last discovered, that a report had gone abroad that Lieu. tenant Collipgwooa had greatly diitinguished himself 'in the battle of Trafalgar', and that from the poop of the Victory, where he was posted, he had the good fortune to kill, at the very instant, the French man who had shot Lord Ne.r.sots : no doubtis, there fore, now entertained, but that the shot was fired, in the spirit of hatred and tevenge, by some Trench I - sailor who had been in that memorable engagement. About the 17th of May: last, the Buenos Ayrein privateer brig Constitut:on, Capt. APPI.FT6N MEAcit, while in chace of a Spanish ve s sel, ashcro on tl.e Cabecas shoal, to the westward Al T.lriiTa. The crew abandoned the vessel,And, in three.bolt3, paled iway for the African coast. The Governor of Tali!la im mediately dispatched a filing Vessi.:l alter tijc.l l , with 15 armed Men, who succeeded in Liptiiring thes'whoie thrte boats, with 70 men, and•ollicers ; or. 1: of the latter was killed, having att,cmpteltesistance: . The constitution mounted eighteen 18-pi Advr carro nades and one long 24-pounder en a circle a-mid ships, and had been a very succeful c7nizeragainst. the Spaniards. Th 4 SpaniatJs found ii Biumos Arean commission, and" srarions other papers on bard, which, ,not in..Spanisb r had not been - translated .when the Governor 91 kfra's Ig,t,ter, of .whictx-tile above is the substapce VMS ' 011b144(1.10.14rid0.. WEDNESDA' 11 4141 111 1 41; I d.. li I. .. . r . . t f ‘. • , ... I 1 ' s . 0 i ' •I', ‘ I. . ' 1 . II 111 1 I ' ' ~ i , I / 1 I II . 1I ; 1 ! 1 ; ; .1 I ... / I I 0 i I ; i i ' ' '. i . 7 ,r t • , • iu ! 1 ~: I 1 ' 'di . It