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POST-OFFICE, Mardi 2d, 1818. —Xis° REWARD. ICAPT-INDIA HOUMA Abrravy 27, lete. ria-COUIITif DIRECTORS if the UNITED .001 fr MENCILINTI d gNal AND, tnidios p w *MT INDIA* he* sive IVitko, • tkie all BAST-INDIA BONDS whisk hat not yet been pailleilled mid" their illstvertiminent of tie 17th of September, LSI?, fur the mapose of being marked to beer 4 per Cent. In 00,t per Ammo% 4111 be marked accordingly, if presented for that porpoise on or bairntie Sist Marsh next, and from that data sunarked Bootie irbil not carry any interest. • A DIRT, Asoliossktornitary. • • This day were published , rice Is. OBSERVATIONS on Mr. DAWIEL WILSON: REFENCR et the CHURCH NatitHONARY CIRTI. against the Objecti o n * a t t h e R e y. JUYSIA Thomas, Aracon of Rad.. NOW far F. C. and J. Malayan, No, 62, St. Mors Clnarelt- Tird• CK, late of St. Ann's-court, petted of felony ; whoever shall ap •d to a Itevrard of AND FIFTY POUNDS, n Apprehension, and Ont. Hums= upon Conviction. Ca is about 40 years of age, stout • lit;h, dark complexion, Islacihair 'loured; was dressed on the 15th al .cl brown coat, covered silk buttons, oat, with buttons of the same; has en lapelled coat, a blue coat with gilt great coat. lle has been a gentle to have been in the Army, and has vho is advanced in pregnancy, is pro •rumand of the Postmaster-General, 'ILIAVIS TREBLING, Scoria* NEW EDITION OF MR. FARF.EII DORA MOSAelthR. ThWeilay was published, handsomely printed In two octavo so lumearprice In boards 11. 4s. the Second Edition, largely re vised, corrected, altered, and augmented, of }10R213 MOSAICJE; or, a Dissertation on the Credibility and Theology of the. Pentateuch ; and on the Conaertles of the Patriarchal, the Levitical, and the Christian : comprehending the substance of Eight Lecterns =;a l or i e alag the Usiiveriity of Oxford, in the year Mu, purvuent 'to the WM of the latc Rev. Jobe Bioneton, A.M. By O. & FABER.E.a Rector of Long Newton. Durham. Printed ter T. C. and J. Rivington. No. tin. St. Paul's Lltuntle. yard.--Of wheat !nay be had, Mr. PAWS'S other Works. LAST WEDNESDAY 4000 . ncapTs wznit DaAwm, YET ALL Oxford-erreet, @Wan, Spread Eagle. . Prizes of - ir30,000 ARE NOW IN THE WHEEL, With 45 other Capitals,pf £5 1 000,•,01,000,E500i &c. TBISH, the Concracpr 'merely thanks the Pdb- A. • 11c for their anVfea- led Plitroneqs aireadlxestarsd, The hrst-drawn We. MS; inthied n a Plp lkill et s orPort, was - Arial byalme en it=s h i h t ts and 4 Sixteenths, who respecthdly diorty to ceder fees any Wine Merchant they please, tbsii spective proportions of the 4 Pipes of Port, of the choicest qua lity in the Kingdom, which Bum will pay for on demand ; who has also the pleasure to announce, that he Sold and Shared nu less than 12 of the Capital Prizes drawn last Wednesday. THE FOLLOWING IS THE mATCHL222 STATE OP THE MR. WOODFALL'S JUNIU& Bird , strect, TltellfieM-street, 117, This day was published, handsomely painted in 3 soh: Ivo. prim fI Is. beards, a.paw sad complete Lilies (Wag the Id) of Meg LETTERS c JUNIUS; sacluding Letters by the same Weiser ender main agouti:vs, now first collemed. To which are added, his confidential Carrmpoodente with Mr. Wilkes, and his Private Letters, aedress. d to Mr. W. S. Woodfail, with a.prelinsinory Essayond Notes; the new mat ter forming at least two-thirds of the Work ; iliestraed with Facsimiles of the Handwritings of Junius, Mr. Burke, Mr. Wilkes, Mr. Horne, Mr. Dunning, Mr. W. G. Hamilton, &c. frost the °rigida, now in the possession of his son, Mr. G. Woodfail. rr A few copies may be bad on royal paper, price 31.31. bds. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; T. Payne ; C. Wilkie; Longman, I lurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; Cadell and Davies ; I. Murray ; J. Mawrnan ; and H. Baldwin and Cu. :IR A!sID BEECH TIMBER. NAVY-OFFICE, March 5, 1818. OFFICERS end COMMAS: do hereby gin: Notice., , the 18th instant, at One &Clock, with such Persons as may be willing he following quantities of Dantzic, [NI. TIMBER, viz. WHEEL : eI . :A at If. M. Yard at Sheerness. . ..erect at IL M. Yard at Chatham. his Majesty's said Yard at Sheerness :CII TIMBER. S - Prizes of - £30,000, 65 OTHER CAPITALS Of £5,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &c. And in Addition to all the Prizes, EIGHT PIPES OF PORT. O, St. Patrick's Day. Tuesday, 17th March, 6,600 Tickets must be Drawn, All the Capitals may be Drawn. .say be seen at this Office. tired after One &Clock on the day of unless the party or an agent for him Just published, in Two Vols. Bvo. price les. in extra boards, or in One Volume Elmo. price illustrated with Ten Engravings, and a large Map, WALKS in OXFORD; comprising an Original. Historical, and Descriptive Account of the Cott.suas, Hams, and Punic &MIMICS of the UNIVERSITY. With an Introductory outline of the Academical History of Oxford. To which are added, a Concise History anti of tie CITY, and Delineations in the Environs of OXF RD. By W. M. WADE—Snood Edition. Oxford: Printed for Law and Whittaker, Aye-Maria-lane, London ; and R. Pearson. Oxford.. " This Work is particularly recommended to the visitors of Oxford, as a perfect Vade Mecum in the research and delinea tion of its interesting curiosities." iccorapanied by a Letter addressed to red by Two rebponsible Persons, en rth the person tendering, in the sum of 1....nct: of the contract for lir Timber, :t for Beech Timber. As-the demand has been very great throughout the country, Bun entreats his Friends to be early in their application whilst a variety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices, No. 4, Corul.•ill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London. In the last Lottery containing Three Prizes of .eso,ooo, Min sold them All ; and hopes to sell All the Three Prizes of £30,000 in the present Lottery. NARY COLLEGE. tRY DINNER of the VETE ONS and PUPILS of this Establish- Fascstaschss' TAVERN, On SATURDAY, lock. The Medical Committee of lent Teachers, to whom this Instita- Il be invited. ILEMAN in the Chair. rEAVARDS: Messrs. J. TURNER S. PALFREY J. SEWELL HENRY Bares HENRY MOORE S. WILSON T. Kpa. This day was publidted, in /Ivo. ice Ss. boards, AN INQUIRY whether CRI ME and MISERY are PRODUCED or PREVENTED by our present System of PRISON DISCIPLINE, illustrated by Descrip tions of White Horse-Yard, Long-Acre, Vere-street, Great Wild-street, The Borough Compter, The Maison de Force, at Ghent, The Philadelphia Prison, The Gaols at St. Alban's and The Penitentiary at llillbank, Guildford, and Proceedings of the La- The Gaol at Bury, dies Committ.•e at Newgate. By THOMAS FO ELI. BUXTON. London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; But terworth and Sons, Fleet -street, and John Hatchard, Piccadilly. This day was published, price es. bound, AN INTRODUC PION to GEOGRAPHY ; on the Easy, Natural and Self-evident Principle of Describing the Maps in Wader. By which the Irksome Labour, and sib necessary Waste at Time usually employed in the Accp:isitiun ut this Science, are avokkni. By P. FR ANClS,Private Teacher. • Houghton-street, Shoe-lane, Fleet-Lane, Fleet Market, Upper Ground-stree Charlotte-atteet, 13/oomahury-place, Holborn-bridge s ' Saffron-hill, Cowcrosa, • Bartholomew-close, Smithfield, " I would omit biarthen PaspiPs Memory, cnrslistraet Ms at tention, wilbtoo ntany or too minutepartieulars ; a knowledge of other -Countries.usay be gained by a oireful and rtpeated inspec tion of Maps, without !vatting long and dull Catalogues of proirr Nainer-a method which tends to render difficislt and disgusting, a study in itself naturally ploasynt . and remarkably easy." :11, nu ry Col i . .ay be had at the Bat of the Ta rftege. R. V. DAWSON, Secretary. ill SUFFERERS BY FIRE. LOlOllOl4 FRIIIIVARY eS, 1818. of die COMMITTEE, held England Ceffee-house, Threadneedle- .. . . 1C.4101 0,1 boccarmx. Landau : Prbited For the Author, and Sold by Law and Wltia taker, Ave-Merie4anr, •L+dgcstreal.. . ; ' T "iv ~ .... • . ----•......_, .4... .c......., 4,4,-.• .- -- --f - >'..,..., 1, , .6/0/ Ai ir. f r.' 11 ' 4 11 P ^h" -- s4.•'" - k `i 4 1 L' tal l , . . .4ar? Pc . . i• 1 , fQS je ..;..r Nor% PAO ar, w . : 1 , .wm••••••••. ..••••••• 7 ............,.... , - SATURDAY, MARCIj 7, 1818. • PRICE SiN EN-PENCE. 1 i t j 1 i 1 I 1 t I , L ; i 1.1 I I . 4.. ~i i t i,' .../ , t It I . k I 1 i i l IA . i . N . f . 1 1 II # i • i 1 ill i ' # i ^ . 1 4 4 4 , il 1 or i ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE, ('nowt:-411D.ANC11011 TAVELN, Snail& REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PORTER. TN consequence of the Licensing System peculiar _is to this Country, the public arc less able to benefit by the REDUCT/O 51 made by the GENUINE BEER BREWERY, GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were see. The existing Public Houses are, for the most pert, engaged in particular Interests, and it is impossible to open new ones. To assist the public, however, as much as lies in their power, in ob taining the Genera Peva, and at the Reinert, Puce, the Coin mittee have procured, and subjoin, a list of the Houses which retail the Golden-lane Porter. They trust that the public will generally avail themselves of this information, as well on account of their own interest, as to encourage the liberal and useful Rae of conduct which the Proprietors of this Brewery have adopted. H. SCHULTES, Hon. See. J. Vale W. Porter S. Strong Olive Branch, • J. Scott Cape of Good Hope, T. Wild -- _ . __ ___, - Maryisisnme.fins, R. lam •li high-st. Mary-la-bonne,Grapes, W. Manton Lisson Green, Pontefract Castle, J. Reynolds Carruby Market, I Tarp, T. Iliac= Maddox-street, Mason's Arms, T. Griffiths Poland -street, Bunch of Grapes, W. Roper Mary-la-bonnootreet, King's Arms, W. Mayon Whitcomb -street, Mackmoor Head, J. Jackson Little St. Martin's-st. Horse and Dolphin, H. Saunders Vine-st. Westminster, Alarquit of Granby, W. Crush Burton -street, Salutation, R. Grimsey Stretton Ground, Bricklayers Arms, J. Langley Broadway, Angel, A. Hill Tothill-street, Golden Fleece, J. Moon Rochester-row, Plough, L. Holloway Pimlico, Gun, W. Wale Chelsea, - Five Bells, E. Carr Hungerford-street, Cannon, W. Whitebrook Church-passage, St. Luke's Head, T. Hughes St. Clement's-lane, Taylor's Arms, T. Day Exeter-street, Bell, J. Barratt Bow-street, Garrick's Had, T. Harris White IJon-.t. 7 Dials, King's Bead, J. Palmer King-st. Seven Dials, Two Spies, T. Allchin Princes-street, Soho, Duke of Wellington, R. Shannon King -street, Soho, Thirteen Cantons, F. Raimback Greek. street, Greek-st. Coffee-house, T. Wakefield Chandos-street, General Elliot, -8. Price St. Martin's-lane, Star and Garter, J. Tonskins Drury-lane, • Shakespear, C. Lancaster Drury-court, New George, T. Balker White Hart-yard, White Hart, W. Sutton Antelope, T. Norris White Horse, W. Smith Grapes, W. Winkfield Wheatsheaf, T. Crew Ben Johnson's Head, D. Lawson Red Lion, T. Sheridan Led Lion, P. Dignam Noah's Ark, D. Parry Red Lion, G. Chapman Hoop and Grapes, J. Oliver Jacob's Well, T. Champion Queen's Head, G. Williams Orange Tree, J. Hobson Grapes, J. Morgan Swan, .I. Manning G. Norris i ts , T. Christian Blakeney's Head, J. Jones King's Head, R. Dawson Key, J. Johnson Grapes, W. Briggs Grapes, T. Dutton Grapes, B. Tiffin A. Woodroffe White Horse, C. Carpenter Coach and Horses, G. Eckstean Horse and Groom, R. Eagle Red Lion, J. Tyler Red Cross - J. Caster King's Ar ens, R. Botheroyd Crown, G. Raiford Bell, S. Finch Shty iPs M. Wood Ci of London Tavern,Terry and Co. Flower Pot, J. Irving • Half-maon-et. Beshopsg.Green Dragon, C. Thompson Clement's-lane, Black Boy, A. Burch Lawrenceslane, Blossoms Inn, J. Nicholson Crooked-lane, Cock and Bottle, J. Barren Fish-street-hil, Swan Tavern, J. Cassidy Cullum-street, Ipswich Arms, J. Hargrave ?Anodes, Two Sawyers, J. Yates —..---, Grapes, J. Bishop Tower-dock, Tiger, J. Phillips Queen-street, King's Head, W. Acton St. Catherine's, Serjeant'a Head, U. Ruegg Pennington-atmet, White Hart, G. Ody SchoOl-house-lane, Black Swan, J. May Blackwall, Plough, F. Pinching Dog-row, Bethnal-greenThree Colts, J. Woodley Hare-street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, T. Bennett Spitalfields, Bacon-at. Ship, J. Howell Prince's-st. Osburn's Head, J. Boyden Grey Eagle-st SpitalfieL Grey Eagle, W. Toppin Aldermanbury, Axe Inn, E. Edwards \Veutwortb-street, Star, G. fro/in Bull-wharf, Thames-st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe Borough, Blue Maid, D. S. Yield —, High-street, Chequers, Wallis and Kent --, Mint, Peter and Key, W. Ilett —, Mint-street, Grapes, W. Careless —, Blackman-st. Ditto, V. Drew St. George's-market, George, S. Page , Kent-et. White Bear, J. French , Tooky-et. Unicorn, G. Williams Elephant-st. Rotherh. King's Arms, ,R. Emery Rotherbithe, Caulkers, W. Sharpe,* , Eagle and Crown, J. Brett Noah's Ark, J. fickler Seven Islands, Swans, T. Williams Dockhead, Feathers, J. Harley ----,—, Bull's Head, T. Jones New-st. Bermondsey, Fountain, J. Skinner Bermondsey-wall, Green Man, T. Jackson Millpond-bridge, Rose and Rummer, J. James Deptford-green, Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt Walworth, Rising Sun, T. Wilson West green,Tottenhatn,Blat - k Boy, W. Hancock Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Soan Holland-street, King's Head, T. Harding Lambeth, I.ark Hall, H. Hudson Montague-cicse, Crown, J. Regent P.well, Bull's Head, M. Ward Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G. Grayston Charlton, Woodman, F. Claxon Chatham, South Canteen, J. Corrie Hampstead, King's Heap, R. Miller Deal, Sun, W. Kennett - Doddington, Kest, ( hequers, J. Palmer The Committee further make known, that a small public Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pursue their object to a successful conclusion. When the prejudicial effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the sustenance of the Labouring Poor, on the natural and chartered rights of the subject, and on the national morals, are considered, they hope they shall not have appealed in vain to the public spirit and ha maue teelings of their countrymen. Books are opened for Sub scrilvions at the Crown aad Anchor Tavern, Strand; and at the Secretary's Office, No. s, Little Knightridenstreet. COL WILKW HISTORY OF MYSOOR. This day were published, in ,3 Vols. price 7L half-bound, Russia-backs, and lettered, HISTORICAL .SKE T CHES of the SOUTH OF INDIA. In an attempt to trace the History of Mysoor. Front the Origin of the !Endo° Government of that State, to the Extinction of the Mahommedan Dynasty in 17991 founded Wetly on Indian Authorities, collected by the Author while officiating for severat Years as Political Resident at the Cott:t of Mysoor. Aylesbury-street, Cross-street, Butcherhall-laue, Goswellostreet, Holloway, St. John-;treet-roadi Barbican, Beech-street, Golden-lane, Red Lion-market, Finsbury-place. By COLONEL MARK WILK& - Printed for Lougman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, London. " This instructive Work is entitled to much public attention, gratitude, and approbation. From documents hitherto unexplored, it brings into circulation many important facts concerning the His tory of Mysoor during the last two centuries."—Minahly Berirte. It i 1 requested that the Possessors of the first Volume, will, without delay, apply fir the secmd and third, which may be had separately, price 41.45. boards. EXCURSIONS THROUGH ENGLAND, &e. This day was published, No. 111. of the E.J . 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Arrangements are made to publish the other Counties of Erg. land, Scotland, ar.d Ireland, on the same plan. rrIlE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is tiiiivev- JL s?Ily ackrevledged to be the most agreeable and pews rf..l restorative in a.. Nervous Disorders ever discovtrel. This ctie. brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastine, lot of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or teak kg of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs bhortness of br ea th e. d consumptive habits • it thins the blood, eases the most v i o l ent pains in the head and stomach, and promotesgentic perspiration. 14 the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much a.:.rdred, be ing pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing the librs Lf the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good dize tion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help.and now, risth the constitution alters debauch with wine, &c. Lately published, In Seven very large Volumes, tivo. price 51. 51, se with the Plates elegantly coloured, W. 6s. A GENERAL SYSTEM of NATURE, through the three grand Kingdoms of ANIMALS. Veorrsatts, and Marmusts. Translated from Ginelln's and Wildenoves last Editions of the celebrated Systems Naturst. By Sir CHARLES LINNE. Amended and enlarged by the Improvements and Discoveries of later Naturalists ditd Societies. . -- Much has been said by EL:rested individuals against Medicines that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gik-ad, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and efficacious in those comydaints fcr which it is reconuntnded, and universally administered whh f - variable success it could not have am a. attained the unexa mp l e d e mand it hu acquired; for, as it has rarely the great advantage ef a persuasive advocate, so nothing bet his conetetioa of its virtue., by Its salutary effects, can induce perseverance, and yet r eam ,. able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest combination of Chemicals and Calenicals to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford -street; Sutton and Co. 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The eapediency of a translation of the Systems Naar*, has long been acknowledged, and the want of it often lamented : the principal view of the present Editor has been to deliver it in as intelligible, correct, and useful a form, as the nature of such a laborious undertaking would admit. The ',Moran Terms are rendered as nearly as possible to the idiom of the English lan guage, and a general capitulatory Dictionary of such as are pecu liarly appropriated to the Science, affixed to, the last volume, which also contains a biographical Account and Portrait of the Author. The work is also accompanied by such copper-plates, as are properly introductory to the several departments of Birds, Fishes, Insects, Botany, &c. London Printed for Lickington, Hughes, Harding, Maros., and Jones, Finsbury-square. F. HART, Esq. in the Chair. ons be received at the following places . Ititv,. and Co. DS and Co. and PAT MALL. Al, and Co. and Co. , Bart. and Co. and Co. lloaar, and Co. or, and Co. id Sxmn. 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Horizontal Pianoforte, by Broadwood y of a Bish.)p, fur 43p. cost 75g —May tie Owner's, Mr. Watlen's, removed to IS, Lricester-place, where may be seen, Prowforte. vfor:es taken in exchange for new. )RILLE DANCING. Trard-street, Golden-square, gives d Practice in genuine Quadrille s , Waltz, as danced by the select Feshionablts of lorning Sets for Ladies only—Evening einen. Private Lessons at all hours to Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and tined acquirement than Public Lessons s atter. led. Youth qualified for the Pro. .a..t,s in .tru , s.ted to teach their Families, on sale r.rw-invented self-playing Instru , cultivate tla,:ir own Dancing, give Halls intise tLeaussivel and friends with Music 2 2 l 5 0 3 3 2 0 JUNIUS IDENTIFIED.-SECOND EDITION. 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