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lURSER*MIiN, ViEYrifOLT/14. Sik DISPOSED 0 F:fot a Term to be agreed upon. qNESS in the NURSERY, SEED, and a GREEN-GROCERY LINE ;consisting of two good fass,c.d trio Green - houses, stocked with excellent Vines hid Wat. The Stock, which is small, to be taken ea fair Wails The coming in will be very easy. io communications addressed to Mc. J. man, Wey with (boa -paid) will be attended to. . `l!lenr.- Jug pvblisbed, DRICTIC AL R ESE A CH ES oa C Nit CtRE, and PREVENTION of cover need eaneakd Forms ; wit&• Criikaultarraillmdisk uliratd Itma.irs and Illo‘ea of Treounont employed in all Direr • J k MES JOHNSON, &ulna toin,P. Highness tire Duke of Cboaes i lad • fdi:or of :he Madico-Chirurgical Jouraii. Lode: Prthted for Hlgkliry and Son, 174, PIe•HAVOIL HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATINIe THE SUBSCRIBERS to this WORK and the Public are respectfully infested that the TEIRTY. , ETGHTH VOLUME, which completes the Debates of the ha &nix of Parliament, is ready for delbeery. Lobe Printed by T. C. Hansard, fat Baldwin, Cradack,' and J ;J. Booker, Longman and Co. J. M. Richardson, Black sod Co. J. Mideast, J. Ridgway sad soda, Z. Jefery, Rod eel sad Martin, R. H. Evans, Budd sad (lain, J. Bootb,end t G Itintsrd. SAD. DE STALL ON THE tRiNCH REVOLUTION. Tah day wet e published, in fl Vols. tiro. ptice Ida. CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS ot the FRENCH REVOLUTION: a Postlgn- Mile Work of the 13.xoness de Suet, edited by the Duke de batik tad the Baron de `Suet; and translated undat chair soperintendence. laedoa : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paterttos t•ree kyrliem alto it published in it vols. Svo. price El. 16s. Ths 'Vaal of the above Work, printed from the Manuserip NORTH WEST PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, etc. Thh day were published, in sto. price 42. 10s. OBSERVATIONS on GRUNLANDb the Adja not Seas, and the North * West Passage to the Pacific (tva, wade in a Voyage to Davis's Straits, during the Summer ‘`. l i l7 ; illustrated and embellished by Charts, and numerous vet Pines, from Drawings executed by the Author, from conk teal laservatkeu.—By BERNARD O'ItEILLY, gad. 0' The arguments adduced to prove the practicability of a Xurli West Passage are supported by Facts rot hither to eCa. Lao:load are of such weight as to give confidence in their ac arn!;thegli the Author is not sanguine in his expectations of runs has the present Expedition. Tb the inhabitants of . „ B "thnx Inds the Views sketched on the spot are the most i ntent, as they convey a complete idea of the sedation of the f °Lir World to the 77th deg. of north latitude. Previous w ham loti mentioned the existence of a people of singular che wer elided,/ those dreary regions; but it remained for the I"rnietail to exhibit Portraits Irons life of humus beings who ti " .3 han abode there in preference to the comforts of milder tit livioa • Printed for Bzld,ln, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoo. ti«o►, AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, vet cwitaarat vrett.e cer+vene maze RIM MORE singular instance of the efficacy of this 4 1. lava/liable Medicine cannot fotud, than is the eas• of 4 : XI a Mrs. &mid:, Ns. 20, Peartree-street, Waterloo-rood the,lll at In minas cid having only four teeth, and suffering , Wo le boat alarming Waste of body, it was emulated to 11 4 a degree that its arms appeared to contain only a %Dross . 2 . g . 44 c, DO boat being felt; in this at the child 'legend 7nasy months, incapable of being moved, when Paerrosases her to try tht spoTtliNci SYRUP, winch in mile ittb produced four more teeth, and destroyed the fever which ad so long threatened the of the child, who is now four 1 2 :1 OW, 1101111 cat all his teeth, and the bases teem to be z!acredto their uatura: subetance, and the child is able so weak Er:. with the assistance of a go-eart. The mother having' :er child three r oaths old, loot no time in applying the Sings Pau which brought its teeth through with ease, and tic:ene prevented those alarming evmptonis whirl an often 'tse:d dectinsa. The above singular case may be proved by qing as above' where the child may he seen. ,_a be had of th e Prop r i a n ors , JObstacan and Willman, 'Ke. Sds Trists4treet Oefe-d-str c et London ; and, by Omit appoint "'a all th e principal Misclioine Amides. and teniasners it Inn nad country, at 2s. ed. per haiale. ilraJouesox relieves the root, as usara, at bar hansee "1"71, Tanday aad Saturday ir.orniog, from *ins to Tem o'clock, , w . 7 111 latarfrtirn a frpecrable ltir..wekreper, testifyind of CIVIC LIFE AND SEDENTARY ' This day was publishld, By T: and 0. Charaswoos, it, Fleetertmet, price Os. 6d. bls. 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A. liugtes, Ttintry OoTtPgt, Carebtidge. To echO loud the trump of Fame, And join th' admiring throng.; If real genius we reward, With every tribute of regard, And pour the grateful song—. TWINER! to thee how much we owe, For thy Jet Blacking's lovely, glow ! When first its radiance sum mine eye% With ecsmcy and deep surprlie, I viewed its brilliant hue; • beim so lovely and so bright, ' vg teoint As thenamaied lln wo alOd wallah* sight. 'try I hew nol • Nig *weft Para 4=l,4 • z The lustre of the lookingliass! TURNER! it is to thee we owe This albrespiendent beauteous glow-- Twits thy expansive mind That to such high porfestion brought A Jet with every yhtse fraught, In purity relined : And long for thee the Poet's lays Shall give their tribute to thy praise! Friends will be kind to request their Servants hod Carrara to ask for Toriunnia Thrum es it may be had of all Grocers, Iressmagers, Perfumers, Druggists, Boot-makem, Brush-ma kers, and liestlimars, in every Town ire Ragland, Scotland, sad Wales, in Masts Bett/es, at ed. ls. and 18d. I:Da44)Aibit- 11€4 z y. ~ ,_ Ask for Totaunies Buquiso. - • P :- •. two, bills shall have become due, interest being allowed from such (lite at the rate of five ptr cent, per an num; and payable talryearly to the period at which the bills may bnidlibeifischdrged. It is at the same time expresq state4,:thatilie pUblic creditors shall tint hive it ciptio'n to demand payment by • ieheing; intended only to allow • when the loan shall actually -by public notice tole givea advertised for payment ac priority-tn. date and number been placed upon the gene• rcial reservations hereinafter advertised at the same time tor payment . payaLle on demand, without regard to priority, at the expiration of the no:ice ; Government shall also be at liberty to advertise other sictttes for payment, without waking for the expiration or pending notices, and to discharge the notes so subsequently advertised at the expiration of the zo 'tice relating to them, notwithstanding the holders of notes comprised in prior advertisements may have omitted by themselves, or their attornies duly autho rized, to apply for payment. " It is clearly to be understood that purchases by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, and transters of the notes of the present loan into any future loan, in the manner hitherto used, shall not be considered as infringements of the stipulation in the preceding clause with respect to priority of payment. " For the accommodation of proprietors notes re siding at Fort St. George or Bombay, it is hereby provided, that on application to the Accountant- General at either of those Presidencies, they shall be entitled to have the original note issued by the Ben gal Government, exchanged for another note fer the same sum in Calcutta sicca rupees, and of the sane tenour in every respect, or to have 'different netts consolidated into one or more larger notes, or to have their notes subdivided into smaller notes (not being for less than one thousand Calcutta sicca ru pees), on payment of the qtabl:shed fees of office. " The interest on the pro:nissory notes shall he payable half-yearly, on the 91st of December and the SOth of June, from year to year, until the prin cipalshall be discharged, or until the interest shall cease on- the expirat:oa of the notice of payment, as expressed in a former clause ;' and that it shall be optional with the proprietor of the notes to receive payment of such interest in cash, either at Fort William, Fort St. George, or Bombay, or by bills to be drawiron the Hon. Court of Directors, at the exchange of 6d. per Cakutta sicoa rupees, payable twelve months zfter date ; provided always, in the latter case, that the interest for which bills may be to required amount to the sum of £45 ster ling at the least, and no bills will be granted for aity smaller amounts. " For the accommodation of the proprietors of the Government securities, whether such proprietor be absent in Europe or be resident in India, certain re gulations have been established (published in the Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary of the 31st Decem ber, 1810), under ivhicle the Accountant-General and Sub-Treasurer at each of three Presidencies are empowered by the antes and directions of the Hon. Court of Directors, to act in the management of all property invested in the Government securi ties: and those Officers will accordingly, mule; the regulations in question, receive into their custody, under the responsibility of the Hon. East India Com pany, the promissory notes of the present loan, en application being made for that purpose by tbit rote prietor, his constituted attorney or assign, and will remit the interest (and the principal also hen niittable) as it shall become due, accordin g• instructions which they may receive for tharpta•pose.' iI 11l 1811 1 1 1 i i'W es e to. wit o ter ww.4 e - • --- - r - - -vianenwes ------ -- . . ca:: .d- _ . . -- • • • . • LT C - : . . . . . .. . . ; - • s .1.; ', . a+ . . . . • , ' IL) = i j r,7 1 . . 7 44 .4 '4 2, . . . . • . . ' • - { .+‘-'0, 40. Ar dX OP- a• • rs: A34;41..) -- - . 6 m.4' --'-: . . . - - • " ' -1,..-46 1 .-L... 4 ,/ -•• .. - ... ~ -. , . ti , l4. i ------ - ' • •-••••• 41 . - r 4.--, •• 1 • • , ••• -- - •. • . :..-, f ..): • ; ,t : .„." .. . . ' . .... r.. !. . : ...-: . drat;. - ''. . ... 4 ,. • . • .• , .. % ,:, , 1)... 41 ... _ . 6 ,% , ~,, . ..,. .1 j& ~ 4 - !.- i 4 • :.•:... :7 ;:...,..) ''.. i.. "1 .. .. S-' lamp , . . ‘.l "•• tf..i - .. 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' : Mai.* 'undid. .• ' . ••• :- ritt:GidtfOi t' itid. rodvitztorti„:- 0%4 j e t : ffii Milo egtilt hunkalds of- tutfa FOR SALE BY AUCTION, . nallitmik Fib" fa 8 ". 6 1 1 1 6 •• e t. 11.4 . ..-_ .' - .F.T'llhyeans t the St, ' is and Sr. hiente c n i ' e'd '• • itefendisiiAlgttreati,- ) ift* . 'fit6- ENDYNIOI4.• -A POETIC lIKIN ..'io.-6 ,, 00 w ag: .'4.,. their pengpe Rag 0 r.,1,1 rO. !louse, Poole, on Thames% the 17th Septem. * JOHN' MAT& eetitru • ' '.",', L• , thelli BORT ansk PRA 6VICE tic PH:Y.SICiieI Wediendet .. t rii .1. 0„ ° 94 ,d 1 2414a r e° 'PSIS, t . 4 : 451 / 02 , ti tigte. mi rd ittid tei"t ity dtter th i l6 *, 0 • • 34 ; 41the -ü b - Z - Stn , at 'Three o'clock in the Afternoon, FOLLOWING SPIRITS, the same haling T" been sjzed and legally condemned, viz. • . r , FOREIGN BRANDY, 162 Callous. Printed for 'Piller and Henley, 93, Irl ' • This day was pubkolted, price Si. beiuds.the Third Rditleils. a L ETfERS FROM ILLINOIS.—By MORRIS' .°"4"Flac 7th at N1004;004 in the Motning, st 1iu,:4,,,,01d ~_ ___, cartington-street. The Lectures will, b e . continued .at the sZ , e rIcc00016" , 6 . 9dertel . :7ffil Fiat. Wiffiartf . tliii.beilischatt e and hour on Mondzys, kftlesdays, and 'Maya, and , TM" • 17rdtritedirrildte; OrktletteSkitf - leis Vino GENEVA. 342 ditto. oaf Meats towards the e of" January. Likewise, HMK BECK. ' sur ~ . Talctiffatitieet itti OM *a j• • Ity Printed for 'relict and Hooey. 33, Fleet-street. . .. . s. A s rg..oA E'D BOAT, formerly in the service of the Columns. THE ST. GEORGE'S mulacAL, co A gi ci al .. L .; ; _...... ~.44,0ev e ffeetra ~.., ere t Feel ' _, teitift '. Of wham may be bad, by the same Anther, . iall. and QIIIE UItGICAL SCHOOLS'. COUEEEitpsfil* InF,°vrn° l Jun; •V" DI 161 7 61 / 1 1•11 b4 1 4 • be Sold for !chrism the =mint of the • Notes on J through America front Virginia to MIAS The g r irns cannot i m i e . thereon- with a Map, 68.—The Map separate, Is. . , Treace in ihe following order :-- 4 _ ~„T IMe maw thttiliktVidfd . sfuldbefStflid: b e viewed three days before the Sale, by application to • - Moue ea a Tear in Frame, 44 6d. • Iss Oa the Laws of the Anitnatireoncony and Prattle, . .. iii' s illibieh 4.lie g ilEiffitsieseiticreirefltSlitgrille • r i. ; Nay . .on Monday, October 5, In George , street, Hanoier , fed dlrtte; -The tali MRS. at .. e g ivanistsat Keeper. MRS. TAYLOR'S NEW %FOWL . , PORT OF wF.FmOO3li. 'This day were published, In foolscap tUo. with a beaudfaillesii. • la the morning till Ma, and to to cootideed ' inc., :BL-leedelitgiittell Bbrgdmy, wilt- ON -apptic - itions Irvin FOR SALE BY AUCTION, .illosestai, Wednesday, sod 3Prislay,f at rise thplece, price Si.ss, hoards, the .Second Edition of ~ _. wi _ . _ , ~.. L , . . ~n . ~_ J. 6101cItheit -of geknertitledifitentk-trarstmit dao4l.- to di the honourable the Conunissiessen ow Majesty's RECIPROCAL DUTIES OF PARENTS OD g o t s *.7 , 0 174 .1 % . '" . 9,1;:iR y . a .. = 6 ,171 411-1 . 44 . .. , fig ., 7, thefillecti..adtaait• envie in Binigik . .46-be4Oxelfan o sto4 Wit, at the Custom-House, Werinouth, on Tussnar, CHILDREN : By Ittra. TAYLOR of Mawr . , , At seep September, 1818, at Eleven o ' clock iu the Forenoon, Printed for Taylor and Hesse .2.1,..P1ee1.031,91L I. Cbeioletry.ris wid - htti Jurisprildenee Woos; ib* ''' ' lkieei• ''rtie . cf del GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, Of whom spay be bad, b 'Kn. , 0 , , Imivv ln . disZe ld iler_ t s at lIWF T' For Home Consumption : L Maternal Solicitude fors - • - • , . . beg the ..omsM ..-. - . . ti;. -. ...t*L. eat hig t sytig • ' on Etie. n o w l e dg_ nom Gallons of Brandy, 110 Gallons of Geneva, 6 Loco Edition, is. •- 57- ZiotswkaidinfudiT• / TIV• T. al° llll .s F' IM is in cash. dr sobscrtle• it II the maxidev...above- va. 34 Yards Lace, 23 Deals, 3 Cant:irk Handkerehieb, s ,ge rso i cal mi. to Young T a man " an Le w . ; Nidia $ vp lie, a. IL Profenor Royal Inedniti•Ss Sec. 11.• 5. 05 Thwapeutio. with materia media, Oa - st - ianesday., mentioned, before the acknowledgnient is transmit- itiosts i Teeth Powder, 4 Snuff Boxes, 7 lbsund a 'MK Teas 'a Irodie• and a MistressrsEs EMMIJ. Sloranii da. -* to Bengal, and must also express thereon the October 7, at sight In the dwelling, and to be continued every' l e w d, Wine, 7 Pieces Rope, and a Anchors—which will be . 1 ,,, 2 4'p reacat of a mil .. la .., , siiiii serrint suecetaing monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at the same lair. stumber and =oust of 'the promissory notes which tg u p side Duties to which they are respectively li able. With" 3e. id. - . ---.5- ver 4 i''' - :,;,- - Jr • -- - • roe zuroarArion: - By O. Peonage,: ILD. ' - he would wish to receive in exchange for it, and - This daytmasesillibed - . Tw ent y-nine Silk Scarfs and Shawls,. 5 Pair Silk Stockings , • In foolscap evo. with a beautiful Frontispiece, price is,*bds. 4 ' Oft.Sartor#, on Frldefs October 8 s it . 44411 in the 'mitt, which will be issued accordingly, to the amount of at N 0.42, WitadesiSetreat BY R• C. 94 ° 148 0 F. R. 1.1 /. 4 .antatane the acknowledgment far any sums in even hundreds si Tares Silk, Si Silk Ilandkerc , :Pair ffilk Nef Cleves Oar Kid Gloves, 1 Silk Waistcoat Piece, 5 Place gibbon. DISPLAY. A TALE. By JANE TAYLOR. dorseento fit. Gouges H osp i tal. e al 22 Yards Silk Trimming. 6i We never met erits any compoStion so completely and of not less than - 1,000 Calcutta sicca nipees. The Nc ' e t —Sir g . " I " Hoi sp ita r ams wii ; be a Grata ' Lect a N urts o t° l er P dmil u P lis i notes of this lowa shall.not be paid off ssi.hotit a pre- The Goads may be viewed by applying at the Ctutom-ffonse beautifully simple both in sentiment and style, which at the w o days previous to the day of Saks, only. , . same tittle interested us so strongly by the the naiveteof its de- at St. George s p , con tin ued o. . IR - vious notice of 60 days beng given to the public by ti ns; sometimes heightened by the most delicate touches of Meet- IN - TIIE FERTILE VALE OF 0 4 ikmotidi:N. 7:u r Zo:r and p atho s; by the heart that pervades the narrative, an advertisement to be publied in the Government TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, and the air of reality, which is thrown over the characters." COUNTERACT the many attempts that are Gazette. Such notice shall be consf&red as equiva- it C way's Coffee-house, on Winntirseav, the 09d of Sep. ? rail/ made to 'miasma on the unwary a SPURIOUS lent too tetylir payment at the period appointed gm bernert, if not previously disposed ef by Private Contemt, . COMPOSITION, butesa of. the GENUINE BLACKING P-' red far Tay/or end ileum Si, Flee Ele t c -a U treet. c Review THE Capital ESTATE and FARM of BOVER - .Of whom may be bad , by the same Au th or. prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they lust adopted a new for the discharge of the notes so advertised for pay- TON CASTLE, containing Slx. Hundrett and Seventy- Eau/vain Rhyme, on Moser.. and Mammas, Third Edition, Label in which their address, raent, and all interest thereon shall cease from the b e Acres of very lick Arable, '4eadoer, and :hada* Lands prat* Ss. beards. - 97, HIGH HOLBORN, expiration of that period. • slut only four miles from Cowbridge, 15 =HU from the mar- This day WaSpublished, Is so conspicuously placed In the centre, that they trust an often- " The promissory notes to be so granted shall be Worn of Cardiff, anti only one tide's sail from Bristol. ' For porta= apply to Mr. A. Murray, Server:sr add f e ud In foolscap 3.0. with a beautiful Frontispiece, p r i ce S s . In ba s , d oe tc , t hi s l a d t h e m em , * eft b etypeowh i ch i s u nlike at numbered and placed upon the general register of the met, N 0.61, St. Martin's-Lane, London; Wm. Vaughan, Esq. The 'Third Edition of paw, will erasable purchasers at once so &teat dal imposition. registered debt of this Presidency, in manner afore • e lleelav by Cardiff. Mr. Thomuni, at 13Overtini tle , will 'CORRESPONDENCE between a MOTHER and The Real Japan BLACKING, made end sold Wholesale by v. said an d when the notes of the loan shall be in in eke fum.—Letten post paid. • her DAUGHTER at SCHOOL,--By Mrs. TAYLOR, DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the - . . Author of '• Maternal Solteleude; Arc. and Miss TAYLOR, o fpayment, theprincipal shall be principal Grocecs, Druggisu, Booksellers,.fronmedgers, Per- course . ... discharged, ---- WANTED TO PORMIASP., •:‘ Author f . Dis p la y , & fames, Boot-makers, &c. in the United kingdom, in bottle., either in cash at the Presidency of Fort William, or e c. IN DEVONSHIRE OR SOMPLISETSHJRA .• " T heis is an inestimable little volume, and will prove of end- at 6d. IL and ii. 6 d each. by bills of exchange. - at the option of the proprietor, ItMODERATE -SIZED respectable FREE.ligr; nom service io conveying right sentiments with mods attaniement, , HOUSE, with suitable Office's, and front Ten to and the same time serve as a model for epistolary compost- HORACE IMITATED. to bedrawn on the Honourable Court of Directors, /mai adjoitting Land, near a small Town or Village. don. e ft abounds with the best maxims for the Improvement of - ODE To Ma. TURNER, at the exchange of 2s. 6d. per sicca rupee, payable :tams, post paid, with full particulars and price, to A. 8., the mind and the regulation of the conduct, without didactic sm. 114, LONDON-ROAR. SOUTHWARK. ' 18 months after date, with liberty to the Honourable alum Fyffe's, Grocers, No. 313, ilobon,,A•apd". : formality, or tho tediousness of moral disquisition." " Laudon Homo, &e. . . Court to postpone payment for the farther term of New Monthly Mag. &gust 1111 Y. one , t wo , or th r ee years,itora the date on w hi c h the TO NURSERYMEN Arc . . 'Printed for Tayloe and Homey, 98, Fltetotrcet.• IF it be just at merit's claim, . - hills shall have become due. interest beincr allenve_A bills it.,anY flierim th is altelthatleif Arlie in coma of paynyent, for that4ntrpose v • .64 The note* shall be • . ,„e 'l 7 tlts l . trans weer of n • ihey shall have ral register, With the spe noticed ; but all notes ad I. payment shall become p EAST INDIES The following are the principal clauses of an im portant financial document which has recently been issued from the leading Presidencies of our Eastern Empire : " Fort William, Territorial Department, April 4. " The public are hereby informed, that the Sub- Treasurers at Fort William, Fort St. George, and Bombay, the several Residents at Native Courts, and several Collectors of Land Revenue under those Pre sidencies, have been authorized to receive, until fur ther orders, subscriptions in loan to the Honourable Company on the conditions hereinafter specified: " Subscriptions not being less than Calcutta sicca rupees 970 will be received into the loan at a dis count of 3 per cent. with interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, to the 30th of June, 1819; the amount to be then brought on the general register of this Presidency, and to bear interest at 0 per cent. per annum ; that is to say, acknowledgments in even hundreds for subscriptions will be granted at the rate of 100 rupees for every 97 rupees subscribed, such acknowledgments to bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, from their date to the 30th of June, 1819, to be then exchanged for 6 per cent. loan obligations. " The subscriptions will be received to this loan in cash, in accepted bins of exchange, drawn upon the' Government of Fort William, Fort St. George, and Bombay, after deducting interest at the rate f sir per cent. per annum, for the period such Bills may have to run; in bills for arrears of salary, whether the same shall have been 'advertised far payment or not, and generally in all authorized public demands. Furruckabad, Lucknow, and Bernares rupees will be received where respectively current as equal to the Calcutta sicca rope*. Madras rupees at the rate of 330 for 82S, 172 Calcutta sicca rupees. Bom bay rupees at the rate of 108 fer 100 Calcutta sicca rupees.—The accounts of this loan will be closed on the 30th of June, 1819. " The interest which may be due on the acknow ledgments oe the 80th of Jane, 1819, will be paid at either of the Presidencies in cash, at the rates of Exchange abovementioned, or the amount will be added to the principal, the holder of the acknow ledgments /*catalog or paying at his opt ton the frac /Wand part of 100 rupees in cash, so drat in all cases the notes ultimately tote granted by the public offi- It: '' t A l A t • 1 fi ,r 4 91, A OP