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TREASURY CRAMBERS, BRIOCI-STIMIT, BLAWICIALLIS, OCTOPI& 19,1844. • . '.• t OMP4NIES. - - • T DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the following • Cimensissiew L i Proprietors, six. .. 1 1 (TROY 1111811111... EDMONDS A 11D,C0:118.111T ov OCT. 194 . , El Penal' as are desirous of contracting with GEORGE HYDE WOLLASTON, in. , , . i Agent for Comminarist Supplies, to deliver 121,0001b5. THOMAS STEEL; - Esq. and ' .. .. ‘• . etl"fr Price 'Dividend , Ntonber menage DAVID OROVII,•Est. . • ... •._.l % - 1 , poi AL& per per of COO. ' Sat the Ordnance Depot, in Tooky-street, may receive " , . Share., Annum. Shares. „ Have, pursuant to the eighth Bye Law of this conipsor, severally srs of the Contract at this Mee, kennel' the Slangs 0g given me Notice of their intention to stand for the 0861 of an Au- snakes: st s. A :vii % x 1.;d ! I Font, and deliver their Tenders sealed op and directed to ditor, at the Election which will take place an the 3d day of No; Aberdare 1004 96 ,• : 1 . 0 4.1.. .. 221, • -1. • of for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender vember next, at , the Crown and n eikic H ho A r it r mt . , in the &rand. 1 Andover do. 5 ~- : --. . 1r.: .. 1 . A , DE, Secretary. • Ashbi-de4a-Zonch do. 25 t • ' • ai , "on or before Tuesday, the ad November ; but none will . Do: Sonds. _ .., 105 • • ti. ii., o 0 £9,24532 100 18)0. ' _ r INSURANCES. fg,ll % 4 . Alliance. Brit.& FOr. 1001. 110 ki...._ 50000 10 pd. Palladium 501. 2 illk • •-• t-. - 400110 .It pd. Albion soot. 60 610 • 2000 59 Atlas 501. 9 9 24000 5 Bash .. 576. 40 - Beacon 10 01. par 5 2000 Birmingham Fire 10001. 430 20- MO 220 British sm. 60 $ 50 Do. Commercial Life 501. 52 6 5 20000 6 pd. Couuty 1001. 55 210 4000 10 Do. Annuity ... 10 10 10 2700 10 pd. Elgle 501. i 5 40000 '5 Europran 204 90 1 2271 Do. New ' 2/. 2 50000 Globe lOW. 183 10000001. QITCH 1 4-P the of OATS ;warden!"la Ten and 1 the Agent for Oath" -_ . Tuesday, the _ 'be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day ; nor will any Pro pod be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular' s od the prices Wetted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, signed by Two Perrone of known Pro. perty, engaging to become bound with the party tendering, In the suns expressed in the Particulars for the due performance of the Contract. 40 . . ..„ 105 . ‘.. s. _ _ _ 00, Ashton and Oldham ... 270 60 0 1760 97 18 Cil t ' - -lea 320 arndey - • 12 & bs. • 720 ' 160 0 0 Dae • :,. 1001. •10 - 12601 100 0 0 1001. 50 2 0 0 £50,000 100 0 0 (14th , ` 4l ••= bant 171. 104.395 12 10 0 4000 - -all= and Bury lioc 160 .( . 6 0 0 477 Breeknock and Aber- . gavenny 1501.190 7 10 0 958 ---. Do. Notes • lOOl. --ii -1( d*d 0 • 56,465 - . Bridgelwat.&llluntonlo9l. .75 , s i . --r7 7 600 '75 0 501. -- -- • 1600 21 10 pd = X Mkehirrst.l6ol. IDS' '4 ' 4 I ) • 4OO 100 mid • • i do. 120 .::: !AO •• -.!. 3500' 100 . °Maw? • do. 115441 *G. 500 - CAM • . J. ', MX 91ff 4 1 -L.' : 1851 50 0 o Cranford .• • VOL 4•50 'AC . . : : 460 '312 10 Croydon • • . do. 410 .. r t . 4546 - Do. Bonds ' do. 70 i t ' I • - £ll,BlO --t. Derby • „ • do. 160 - :0 fr. 1.: ;4. .: 600 110 Dudley do. 87 , - *lO ' S: 060 10Iesrnere Et Chester 133/. J 3lO 3515 133 ' Erewash 1001. - . 38 231 • - Forth and Clyde do. sop .20 1297 400 16 0 Glamorganshlre• do. - •1312 8 600 172 15 4 Glen& & Beaty O.S. do. - - 1960 - Do. optional Loan 6(. - - - - Grand Janctia 1001. 345 - 10&10s.b 11,630 - t Grand Surrey do. 47 10 - 1591 100 0 0 Do. Loan ... 104 5 . £60,000 - Grand Union 1001. 31 - . 2849} - Ditto Loan .. 105 10 5 £19,327 - Grand Western 100/. 15 5 - 5096 79 pd Grantham 1301.190 10 '749 150 Hereford & Glo'stcr 1001..60 -.- - Huddersfield do. 33 1 6238 57 14 lvel and Ouse do. 100 5 70 100 Kennet and Aron do. 29 1 25,328 35 5 - Lancaster do. 45 10 1 11,6991 47 6 Leeds and Liverpool do. 600 15 28271 - De. (New) ... - 12 ~. 181 --. Leicester ... 400 14 545 140 ~... Do. ... - 11' ' 5 110 Leicester and Nortbn.lool. 100 . 4.. .. 3 cly 1907. 83 10 Loughbotough .. 5000 200 :10 - 70 142 17 1 Melton Movbrar • 1001. MS 11- - 250 - Mersey and Irwell ... 1000 55 . -: A ' SOO •i• Monkland . 100/.2200 110 • . - - Monmouthshire 1001. 250 • ' II • ' • 2409 100 Do. Debentures .do. 1011ir ! A.. (: £4.3,591 100 Mentgemeryihire do. 70 • • 4/0•• , 700 .-. Nord! Wakbam and Inhale * • • SOL' semilo./.l'-re: h ' Sp 55 , l id I'eath 967 • 107 . 10 Nottingham • • 1501. 500' '•• 4 1 ' • sso • •=1 Nutbrook -Ha led 4.) at lii:i +.• • 110. ......; . Oakham 1301. 50 522 130 Oxford . . 10111. 950 - " 1 11idielkil; 1786 - Peak Forest . '. : do. 157 ,5.-: •• 2400 71-:,• Ports= and Arundel 501. 21 - 2520 SO pl. Regent's 1001.. 52 - 12,224 40 10 Rochdale • - 10014127 4 5631 95 Shrewsbury 1251. 190 9 10 500 - Shropshke - do. ;SS 7 • 500 - r &marsh Qoal . • E. 150 • 10 • • ' 800 Do. Lott Fund 121. 10sh. 12 10 5 15 p.a. *.e45,000 -- Staff. and Worcester 1401. 950 40 - • 700 140 Stawsbridp • 14916230 1$ •;.-:. •: . 300 - ' Stratford on Avon ... 55 1,, 3647 75 9 8 Do. Bonds - .M • ...... - r , " % • - - Strowderatar 1601. 541:: ..;$l4lO , .:*. ,'t ~ .. - Swansea 1001. 230 11 MIS - I, T av istock do. 16$ ..... ~ . .,,t7 dew :.. ..„ , Thames and Medway ... 39) ,• .1 ':Lw41970 42 0 5 , De. Ist Loan .. - 210 ,-, , --- .- a.- Do. lid do. - • ... -u 10 11: 6 -; ; • Do. sd' do. ~ • ' •). si , lorm .. A qti 4" v d "Pt c9OO Do. 4th do. ... -•., S • • ...v. . . - Do. & Severn; Nevi. .;.' 53 110 '" 1 "; 43 .L1 40 0 --- Do. Original . • ..a. 111 . 1 1 1 .; s.. -c. •.,..."4 , --- • Trent and Mersey 1001. 2400 75 sbos. WO g sb. - Warwick & Birm. 100 11. 1000 / . - sot. 1 325 11 / • 'lOOO i sh. S '.rsi Do. and Napton 1001.285 11 980 Wey and Arun 1101. • - 1 905 110 " Wilts and Berke .. 11 - 90,000 --.- Wisbeach 1051. 45 - 126 105 Worcester and Birm. ... 59 1 6000 -:.. Wyrley & E‘sington 1251.156 6 - OM • . , . DOCKS. - . London - fOOl. 110 10 410 £3,114,000 -- West India do. 9.35 10 £1,200,000 - East lidia do. 147 6 - £450,000 7-4 _ 2600 Commercial d 0.513 5 Hl { / 1065 i sh. 5 - Da Lean Notes ... 109 3 268,324 Bristol 1461. 80 19 5 2909 147 9 Do. Notes 1001.105 5 £268,324 - • Rut Country do. 25 - lO3B .0.110 BRIDGES. Hammersmith 501. - Deptford Creek. 501. 33 ENFIELD'S YOUNG ARTISTS ASSISTANT. Thii day was published. The • Fourth Widen, embellished with Six Engravings, in Oat Vol. ante. price, in eztra boards, 4s. 6d. ' Milt YOUNG ARTISTS ASSISTANT; or, Ele ments of the Fine Arts, contalsiOng the Prindples of Draw ing% Painting in general, Crayon, Oil, Portrait, sad Miniature 'Painting; Designing, Colouring, Engraving, &c. • - By WILLIAM ENFIELD. M:A. The Fotirth Edition. " Drawing forms so elegant aid agreeable an atpuseurienlood. has so wide a range of general utility, that it cannot fen .se los at-, tractive to a polished mind. It Is the basis of all tame& *ai l embellish civilized life." v•;. London : Piloted for Thomas Tegg, 75 Chemidgi• • • 7 . Guardian 20 20000 10 pd. Hope 501. 6 6 40000 5 !Mycelia Fire 5001. 130 5 2400 SO Do. Life 501. 12 8 7500 10 pd. Kent Fire do. 80 210 -- l2 10pd. ' Dn.Life ... 6 Spa. Ltw Life,. 1001 12 - , •I 10000 10 pd. Llndon Fire 251. 24 10 1 • 8030 12 10 pd. L tndon Ship do.• 24 10 1 31000 111 10 N Irwich Union 2501. 118 1 10 WOO 30 pd. Provident • 1801. 22 10 IS 2300 10 Kock SOL 5 5 2 'lOOOOO 2 loyal Ezchanse ,: .. 315 10 PO £143100 —• Sun Fire ... 220 8 , 10 Sun Life 7601. 26 10 10 4000 10 Union 2001. 43 1 - 8 1500 so pi L • - On Saturday next will be published. in 4to. price 312.64. boards, CONVERSATIONS of LORD BYRON. Noted during a Residence with his Lordship at Pisa, in the years 1821 and WS. By THOMAS MRDWIN, f Esq. Of the 24th Light Dragoons. Printing for Henry Coburn, 8, New flOingrstreet. This day was published, in Ooe duodetior, Oat 4s. boards, rIPHE CIRCLE OF HUMOUR; .or, Cotnic Glean bop, descriptive of Life, Character, mid Manners, for 1814. " Of the innumerable literary made dishes which are presented to the reading public, there are none more tasty than those which are made up with the spicery of wit. The mind, like the palate, loves to be tickled, mid a goodiotie is 464E640ne, what a piquante CIRCLE OF RUMOUR P6!•MMc`S • • Thin day was published, in:evo. Fourth Edition, 10*: ed. boards. OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and CURE of DROPSIES, and particularly on the presence of the Coagulable part of the Blood in Divided Urine. To which is added. an Appendix, containing several Cues of Angina Pectoris, with Dissections, &c. By JOHN BLACRALL, M.D. Physician to the Devon and Rieter Hospital, site. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itees, Orme, Brown, and Green. a We must close this ankle, by recommending a careful perusal of Dr. Rakers Work to all those who are interested in the improvement of their profession, and who are desirous of gaining information on a subject which is not only of great importance, but which is bleared in considerable obecalrity."—Monthly Review. LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. London 75gs. 55 Russ4l 25 P. 9 3leuopolitan 120. -par.- -- AI INES. Anglo Mexican Associa tion 141 United Mexican Mining •Mi , 1000 700 ZOO sauce is to the other." - Loudon : Printed for Thomas Ten, No. 721, Cheapside; and it. Griffin and Co. Glasgow. • 9:s URE'S BERTHOLLET ON DYEING. 6000 :• • 10,000 10 pd as Association Real del Monte Mines, _ This day were published, in two large vols. avo. with asteuerous Engravings, price 245. is boards, ELEMENTS of the AWL' of DYEING, with i De scription of the Art of Bleaching by Oiyuturiatie ACid.o-Be cond Edition. By C. L. and A. ft BERTHOLLET. t Transbted from the French, with Notes and Engravings illustrative and supplementary, By ANDREW URE, M.D. V.R.S. Professor of the Andersonian Institution, Glasgow ; Author of the • " Dictionary of Chemistry." London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 73, Cheapside ; and sold by all BeOksellett. Mezier. . 4001. ISO Hibernian Ai',borough Tin ... ..— Beeraiston Mines ... 5 Crennis This day was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price ICI Is. boards, REFLECTIONS on the FOUR PRINCIPAL RELIGIONS which have obtained in the World, PA.:- GANISM, MOHAMMEDISM, JUDAISM, and CHRIS TIANITY; also on the Church of England and other Denomina. dons of Protestants, and on Evangelical Religion. - 2525 4317 per •.... INIM ...., low 10 poi ,••• MEM Ditto East Cliff Down Coneolidatvd • ...1400 Scotch Mice Stock 1001. 7S 4 --- amil• mEMP , By the late We. DAVID WILLIAMSON, 211inkter of the Gavel, Whitehaven. Landow. Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange. 1824. GAS LIGHTS. Gas Lied and Coke Chart. Coinpany SOL sh. 75 310 16000 50 Ditto New • 501. .6 pr 7 6000 spd Phtenix or South lan. don 501. 36 pr 9000 NI. pd Qty Gas Usk en. NOLL 190 1000 99 pil„ Ditto New- do. 117 10 1000 SO pd [xis! 11 5 01. 4 412 410 1; 5000 - 40 .• p p: • Gen. Ihdt. G. L. Ph di , 1 .5 .11 l6OOO 4 prob. pd • .10111113a3LANBOOS. Amity 1101, sew - . 904.0 6pd IDitto bids — Mechelen 2: " 0 5 AU- Moron. I. Seelet7 1001. 22 10 • . :le - 'Aection aLfrt 506.45. 1 5 . mu , Siugllsktippee Com _ -r 5 6 • Folkestone Harbour ... 5 4 0 Ditto Loan ... 611 Golden Lute Brewery 501. It Ditto 501. 5 Lond.Cote.Sale.rms. 1501. 29 - 1 Hudson', By Stock MarEte Pier .. 170 10 Carnatte Stodc,lst class .. SS 4 Ditto, ed ditto ... 92 3 Bonds . Ito . 5 . Ditto ditto Y'.. 105 • -4 10 Ditto dine (Nadi:) ..„... 106 5. On Saturday next wiU be published, in One Volume, Syn. illustrated with several curious Fao-sitzilts, GREECE IN 1823 AND 1824, being a Series of Letters and other Documents on the Greek Revolution.— Written during a Visit to that Country. By the Hon. Colonel LEICESTER STANHOPE. * The press was established in Greece, and maintained free and unshackled, by one of the greatest benefa ctors that country has as yet known front England, the Hon. Colonel Leicester StankoPe, who, by his activity. his energy, courage, but, above all, by his on lightened knowledge of the principles of legislation and civilisation, succeeded in carrying into effect aU his measures, as Agent o f the Greek Committee, and who, by spreading useful information , and, by the establishment of the Press in all the principal points of re union in Greece, has advanced that country in civilization many years—how many we dare not say.".--Vide London Magazine for October 1821. ; Pritited for Sherwood, Jones, abd Co. Paternoster-row. ' ••••10 lIIMM =MEW •••••• 570 16,0001. 9199 5447 9000 -.,,, THE most prolific discovery that really prevents the ' Hair falling off or turning grey, and produces a thick growth en bald places is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. Mk Oil is the first production of the age, and is flaw is such wined use, and Its invaluable properties so highly and justly =rnot only by the discerning population of this our en cilintry, bet by the patronage of Royalty' throughout the win* of the civilized universe. it Is the most important specific foe the growth and preservation of else human hair hitherto invented. It restores in redundancy the tresses ravaged from the bead of beauty by fever, anxiety, or accombement ; and in_ all cases, from whatsoever cause arising, where this graceful ornament falls Into decay, operates as an infallible specific. poweeMly nourishing the hair in its latent progress, and sustaining it in healthy vigour,masgre time or climate, on its attainment of maturity. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR. OIL firmly sustains its portion of exalted fame, and it is only necessary to guard the Public against unparalleled Venders, who, conscious of the impossibility of fair ri valship, resort to fraud, and intrude on the unwary a surreptitious article of injurious tendeicy, as the real MAge.SSAR OIL; whereas the GENUINE is sold enclosed in .11 liffk Book, inside the wrapper, signed on the outside in red A. ROWLAND 'AND SON. The prices are go. 6d. 7s. 104.6 d. and gls. pet bottle. All other prices are impodtions.—The Genuine has the address on the label, ▪ No.llo, Hatton-Garden." Also, RED WHISKERS, . - GREY WHISKERS, EYE BROWS, Hair on the Head, effectually changed to . Brown or Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYKE. Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, No -40, Hatton-Garden, Holborn, London; and by 'appointment by Mr. Hendrie, Titchborne-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; Smyth,ll7, Gattie and Peirce, 57, D. Rigge and Co. 35, New Bond-street ; Dricroix, Old Bond-street ; Sanger, 150, Ox ford-street; Butlers 4, Che a pside, and 40, Regent-street; Bar clay, 0, Fleet-marliet ; Burgess, '9B, Holborn-hill; Edwards, 88, St. Paul's • Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Rigge, No. 8 5 , Cbeapside ; Colley, Bishopagate-street ; Take, 41, Johnson, 68, Combat ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine-yenders. ' , .•11. 75 This day was published, price 4s. rri HE ATTIC MISC ELLANY, No. 1, containing 1. among many other interesting Articles, Original Conversa tions of Lord Byron, with his friend Captain Medwin, on his Memoirs, his Separation with Lady Byron, his Hours of Idleness, the Author of Waverley, Lady —=, Southey. &e. &c. London: Printed for James Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street. Kr The 24 Number will be published on the Ist Jan. 1825. MEMO , =MP IMMO 1111, •I• 1 1, OMNI M•MP =MO MMED FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • (This Gazette contain in °Merin Council for the further puy ption of Parliament, from.Thersday, the 4th of 24ovorldier neati to Thursday, the 6th of :ow/WY. ladmil . : : BANKRUPTCY EN,LARGBD.: • • , r ;Award Jackoon, Uley, Gloucestershire_ , clothier, fro. Ootollt: .45 to November 20, at ten, at the Court of Commiediesto .ltankrupts, Basinghalktree. . AGAIN IN ONE DAY. CARROLL returns his best thanks to the Public for the Patronage bestowed on his Offices in the last Contract, and has the pleasure to announce to his Friends and Customers, that be Shared and Sold the following Capitals, Drawn on Tues day, sth October : 9,895 . £2,050 I 4,578 . • £5OO i 10,835 • 510 I 12,70 • 500 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last), will be drawn in One Ila, 3d NOVEMBER, and contains all Money Prizes, and NO BLANKS! There are TWO GRAND PRIZES of £30,000 1 2 of £2,000 IU of £2lO 4 • 1,020 10 200 4 520 Scc. &c. &c. CARROLL is remarkable fur his great Lock in selling £30,000 Prizes ; he sold the Two last whole Ticket Prizes of that amount, and he is the only Office-keeper who sold FOUR PRIZES of £BO,OOO, One of £lO,OOO, and Twenty-siz other Capitals, in Four Months. A great variety of Numbers are now on sale at his fortu nate Offices, 19, Cornhill; 7, Charing-cross ; and 26, Ozford-street. BANKRUPT& Claudio Amuselo, late of Gloucester-terrace, Bethnal-grees, fea ther-merchant, to surrender October 26, at one; 30, at ter, and • November 30, at one, at the Court ofCcumnissieners of Bankrupts, BasinghaMstreet. Attornies, Messrs. Fainhome and Co. Cob. man-street. Usiah Plant, Wharton, Cheshire, flour.dealer, October ilevorther. 30, at ten, and November 50, at eleven, at the Crown 'nap Newbold:. Attorney, Mr. Hostage, Northvriels. Thomas Edenton, Wells.etreet, Oxford street, cosebmaker,Oe tober, 23, 50, at eleven, and November 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Batingball.street. Attendee, Moors. Bartlett and Beddow, Nicholas-lane. William Harris, Monmouth, grocer, October 29, 30, and Nevem -30, at twelve,at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atternies Messrs. Hurd and Anson, Temple; or Mr. Goolden, John-at: Balitel. Henry Cooper Peckham, Bushy Rough, River, Kent, paper-ma nufacturer, October 29, at six, 30. and November 30, at ten, it the Guild hall, Canterbury. Anoraks, Mr. Connect), Lothr bury; or Mr. Kennett, Dover. DIVIDENDS to be made in RAM NG LIA LL-STREET. 'Nov. 13, T. Elliott and S. Haslocii, Northampton, shoe-manu facturers, at ten. Nov. 16, J. Rickard% Newmarket, lonkolder, at one. N0v..9, R. Sharps, Davies -street, Berkeley square t dealer in china, at twelve. Nov. 9. W. Crowther, Charles-streets, Mid dlesex Hospital, coach-maker, at twelve. Nov. 13,T. Layasch, Mineries, slopseller, at eleven. Nev. 9, W. Greig, City-road, upholsterer, at one. Nov. 9, J. Chadwick, Holberts-ha, watch maker, at ;wave. THE AMATEUR AND THE ARTIST. AN Amateur lately an Artist engag'd Two rooms to embellish.—the one with the subject • Of Israelites crossing Red Sea,—and enrag'd • King Pharaoh and host in pursuit of their object : The other, the Devil, itorrifielly glaring, A *sally, from regions infernal, preparing I The Amateur shortly in Town was expected,— The Paintings unfinished, the Artist protected A plan, that from which some delay might accrue,— Two Boots of high polish by WAnnast's fine Jet, One each in a Room, like a Mirror he set, That seenid to reflect a young demon to view ! The Amateur came,—and " no Devil, is here," — He saidots the unfinish'd work be survey's' ; The words echoed back, with an impulse of fear He turn'd, and his form in the Jet was pourtrajd;-. " The Devil is plead" said the Artist, to shoot " In frolic, this morning, from Picture to Boot ! sti He'll go, by-sod-bye to his place in the Painting The Amateur stared in amazement, —they past The other to view,-=and in terror aghast His image again in the Boor, though a faint one, Ile ow, for it rather appeal to renew The demon, persisting their steps to pummel— The walls, then, with paint the Beds to resemble Were deathly—but nor Pharaoh sraelite foundy ' The one bad pased over,--the other was drown'd ! The Artist now swore, and appear'd in a tremble,— With Israelites, Ph araoh, and host, did abound His Painting that morning ; now vanquishl and betting Sy Imps, or the Devil, in Wangles ill Bodin /. This limy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by dO.M. 1600 A 2pd r - ••••• (//pGP7.~ SO, STRAND, London; And sold in every MIT in Ike Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, ed. 10d. Is4l. and 16& reek. Also PASTE BLACKING, in You, 6d. Isd. and led- each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four D. Blinks of Liquid. A.k fa WABRErs Blacking. _EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for .11.41 coring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE—, One snuff Pill is a dam; and the talOpg of ens Box, in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of or certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can' be better contrived, more See, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such u are obliged to go journies or to sea, as it needs no confinement not restraint of Diet, and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that lei *ill effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all methods' avail nothing. Poe the Scurvy and other Chronic* -IDissithrs, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40009 persons of both sexes have been radically eared of the above crud &nor dem, within the last eight year,. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, at their House. No. 9, New Bridge-kreet, in Boxes of only 9s. 9d. each, duty ineluded.—N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night. —They are also sold, by their applikeenent, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop,, 103. OxfoitLefFeet • Mr. Iffsbaresighl, No. 7, Ptslt4treet.bill, nearly oppeeke the Monument ;acid by Otte Person in every coo, siderable Town in Great Britain ind Ireland. Advice gratis to Parson , taking the above, at tither of the Proprietor's Medicines. Smitbvtark 1001. 13 10 7356 60 Do. New 7k per et. 1004 SS 1 10 1700 50 pd Do. Loom .. 100 5 - 100 Vauxhall 1001- 41 1 3000 Do. Fronds& Notes 1001.105 ' 5 78,575 Waterloo 1001. 6 15 - .... 5000 100 Do. Annuities of W. 601. 40 - . ! Anoo - Do. Annuities of 71. 401. 36 '..i. '411- 5000 - Om' RODEts -. 118. .1' % •1.4460,000 -.- , 1 . ROADS. thW North Road 501. 66 ~. , , 221 50 Arehway&Kent. Town ... 115 ''. II :5 • - - Barking lOOl. 63 . ~ ;11 a• 1 200 Commercial do. 135 5 0 1000 ---.- IL L Branch do. 102 . ••• tit) 2000 4m.1 Great Dover-Sußoad do. 40 . , 17 a . 492 70 0 o Highgate Archway 501. 11 10 ? .- 2393 30 8 0 Thames Tannel 4000 7 pd 1 RAILWAYS. . .40 Cheltenham 350 - 1 t . Croydon Railway 651. - - 1000 - ' Surrey Railway 601. +. 0 "" • - • ' y ' 1000 - Severn & Wye do. 501. 37 : .1 12 :.- VIM . 1. -...,,:. Poplar&Greenw.Ferry... - - , - - Woolwich Ferry 1001. - • - ' u.... - &oakum & Darlingt. 1001.1.15 . • . 500 1000. Mommouth 501. du -- - 413 • W ATI/Re-WORKS. ..r. Chelsea , • ~. - .- , ...,,: -riii, Colchester . - 1001. -- 121 Ran - London do. 150 S 15 '' -3000 1.54~ o.rsod Junctiett 501. 74 15 3 0 4600 45 W... 4 Kent • 1001. 44 1 10 2000 Liverpool Bootle 2201.13$ 358 -.." London Bridge lOOl. 55 2 10 1500 - Manchester& Salford .... 46 10 6456 46 1 5 • 5 Ponstuouth&Farling. 'SOL 4 1500 Ditto New ~•416 25 1 10 390 Porta* Ishmd, do. .4 - 500 ,' South Losidon• - • " 3 ' .100 e. 70 • 800 West 1/4.1•940 • -,•asioi. 70 2 10 7540 60 4 • XI& 110104, • 1901. 31 3 10 1360 --- . . . DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.- Nov. 12, R. and T. Barrow, Liverpool, corn-merchants, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Hinde, Marshall -street, liverpooL— Nov. 13, S. Ring, Bristol. glass...eller, at twelve, at the Commer cial Rooms, Bristol. Nov. 10, J. R. CuMey, Ipswich, minter, at eleven, at the Great White Horse Inn, Ipswich. Nov. 16, A. , Paton, late of Felling Shore, Haworth. Darlaani,,sidp-buiider, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Nov. 20,1 . Redmayne, Burton, Yorkshire, coal.dealer, at tWehe, 't the Royal Oak Ion; Lane user. •CERTIFICATES...Nov. 9.* J. Richardson, Manchester, publican. J. M'Rae, Liverpool, grocer. J. Price, Lower-street, Islington, horse-dealer. J. Dun eolith', inn. Little Queen-street, Holborn, bookseller. IL Evans, Lower Ent Anithfeeld, ale-merchant. J. Newell, BEaconslield, draper. C. Bevan, High Holbiwn, linen-draper. R. J. P. Gib son, Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street, merchant. G. Edward., St. Jahn-street, West S m ithfield, stationer. • , DISSOLUTIONS OF PA ICINERSHIPS Richards and Co. Birmingham, metallic hot-house-makers. Gra• ham and Holborn, linen drapers. R. and T. Han. user, near within., and F. and ' tie Newpometrea l ham-cßurt-road, 7 . " 7 .----and iiia oo Holborn , linen IL en.drapers. and T. Han. --- . Bury St. i High dmund's, grocers. Armitage and Clarke, Aston, Birmingham, chemists. Smythe and Catterall, Farnworthe in-Widnes', Lancashire, sail.clailvManafactucen, H. H. V. 8011, Halles-strest, c i a xie r e , mangos. Sparer Co. Bury, Lancashite, makers. Dam .and raid, Liverpool, milliners. and Villiameds, Lit- iewport-street, haberdasher*. DPW" NA BOA*, Tettell- •courk-road, wheelwrights. f '"'' C:w ..- DR HARRIS'S NATURAL HISTORY OF THE BIBLE. This day was published. • In Chse NoL Svo. price lOs. 6d. inboards, • • rillHE . NATUBAL .HISTORY of the BIBLE; I .L A Description ,ol• the Quadrupeds, Birds, Irtshes, Reptiles, and Insects ; 1 tees, Plants, Flowers, Gums, and precious Stones, mentioned in the Sacred Scriptures ' collected from the best A li - thorities, and Alphabetically arssgraed. By THADDEUS MASON -HARRIS, D.D. Of Dorchester, Alassaehusett's. " He.spike of trees, from th e cedar which is in Lebanon, ivitii unto the hyssop that springeth out of the wall. He spate also of beasts, and of fowls, and of creeping things, and of fishes." I Kings, iv. 33. - London ; Printed by C. WMttingbani, for T. Tegg, No. 73, Cheapside. Jand J. SINTWRIGHT, recommend to their Friends • and the Public the SCHEKIC to be drawn ad November neat. eonutining 2... Prizes 0f... C. 10,100 4 ••• £520 2 ... 2,000 10 ..• 210 2 .. 1,020 10 ... 200 And every Ticket will also have XS Maser. J. and J. SIV EW RI G HT had the satisfaction to divide the very ' First Prize of $30.000 that was ever drawn, and hope to add many of the above to their unprecedented List of Capital Prize* the great increase of which was first introduced by them into their Contrails, and which they are happy to see continues fortunately and judicioady to be adopted and acted on, and makes the near approach of the Dissolution of Lotteries a universal regret. As their system has raised many Independent Fortunes, they trust a continuance thereof awaits their future Purchasers, at th eir Old Ma, N 0.37, Cornkill ; 11, Holborn ; and 3S, Haymarket. , tea