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1" ~~' ' 4 : t ~ '~ Ali . .~~ :IT"'" , ^ • C - 11 : 11 • . • . ). • 1 • * •1 " .. li n , 0pr•...4 4 I ' b 4 ' , .. Nat n the Id or g the 4tt e . ortq. first ie 24 OPER 7,7901 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1812. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HAL YE NI% ' 7 'filgO. ; llll ROYAL,. COVINT-GAIDEIC AD fttllalLnleFFlCll, ♦sr. 2b, lesl2. NOTICE it hereby given, Mat a Salim of Oyer and remixes amid Goal Deliver', for the Trial of Off.nees catagelsted ea the Nigh Seas, within the jterisdretion ffthe Ahlatal► J e Earfaad, will be halals! Jaseke Hall, in the Old Bailey, Loam, on Friday tia 28th of Fehruary next, at eight clod in the morals:. .1 W. CROKIIIe biri. c. won PRESENT EVEN 1 NG, FEBRUARY 24, "Vibe performed, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. d e d on the Incas of . Mtrroontel, and Kotzebu e 's Pl ay o f r" Rolla, or The Virgin cf the Sun). vm, e ntirely rev: Music, Scepery, Dresses, and Pecorations. Aftpr which will be performed, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMAN.ABA ; • OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. Th e virgin of th. Sun will be repea ed met) , evening till fur ea co der, with, To-morrow evenining, a new Musical Farce, TalielFroq and Thaw. • LLOYD'S, IqI7RIIARY 6, !Alf. A T a Meetin g held t hi s day, ill Ow Comi• •L Room., to take into con:filtration the cue- of the Widow, a.. 1 Families of the unfortneate Men lost in hi. hiknoty's Slrg, Sr. GEORGE, of 98 gams, HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 gent, Lately wretketi on thtir p.s.a.ge trios the Baltic, amounting to upwyds of vaint: in number, The Right lion. Aim ral Lori GAM:IER in the Clair. Rtsolv(J, tba: the hinting, d..,yiy napre.sed with the nmput• tede of the calamity, which has been att..adei with a 1 of of Lee* mob es cee.bog the number bet In ether of the great: liatt4, the :hide. Cupetlagen. or Trafalgar, dirreconimend that a Alba emotion be now °medlar oats lig . sant ef narnory h r the reinik of V* Widows and Fattal•rsot the detza•ta, to Is.. agvardeader the direction of a Ciansuittre to he berrafttr aprannal for that particle by a (lateral Mest ug of the Subsaihers. At a General M e eti ng h e id ilia day,FEBRUARY fa. Mt THOMSON eosAa, ata q . In the Chair, It was unanimously ref...bred. on the motion of the Right utar Lord Gambit?, srcooded by John lithos Anguwein, Esq. that thao tinbscrittion should be curtsied :• the neltatekthe %Wows ind agniik• of the Oficers iald M. n d his Maj rye sAli ANHA. 36 pos. 3n4 &Xi men, tot.dly lost on the Cent 41 Ireland, about the same time as the at 9 0 0t81 . - Here, and Defeat". _ sale. d, '1 hat a Comattee of Twenty-one be arm ant.metei Thipromoting the Subscription, and Air nut:aguic the Distritut. tionsberecf, wf•h liberty to ad d sash palms as they 11.11/ think proper. ORDNANCE tai.F.Wli, Fidrisery f 4. lets, THE PRINCIPifL OFFICERS of JES7Y's ORDNANCE, do key* Ow .Natiet, That Proposals will be xeceived at their OIR:e in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 2d day of March next, (runs sugh Per sons as may be willing to undertake the ra'siug of RIVER. BAL.- 1. AST, by means of a Steam Engine, for the service of the Royal Engineer Department at Woolwich, and for the term of two years, at per ton. The Ballast must consist of gravel, procured rrom the River s near the Royal Arsenal, and be delivered into Ordnance Barges, alongside the Engine. the ;de. 11 in titeU MACHIA, PRINCES...STREET, LEICESTER.. SQUARE. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respectfully Wormed, that the BATT cs of the Nita will be represented o riderulay next, with L'Oritnt on fire, and the effect of her • up; the Euglish ficet anchored larboard and starboard d ( be ileuch line, and the tremendous conlliet, represented with 2 fief arid effect never before evinced to come within the powers ci f af s—from eleven tiH dusk, and from 6 till 9 in the evening. ZaVe TMs day were published, in 2 vols. Bvo. price tag. boards, CHRISTIAN ETHICS ; or, Discoorses on the Bastitaties, with .oew preliminary and nubsevt‘nt ars courses. The whole designed to explain, recommend, or enforce the Duties of the Christian Life. By THOMAS WINTLP., B.D. Rector of Brightweil, in Berkihice, and formerly Fellow of Pembroke College. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Pater noster mw; sold also by Cadell an• Davies, Strand; Hatchartl, Piccadilly, London ; arid J. Cooke and 3. Parker, Ox+ord. - IDONMILICAL ktEVIEW. The daily supply required will be from 300 to 600 tons, and die Steam-Engine must commence workicg within three weeks tigairyesirpithlished, price TWO Shillings and oixpeneis., THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW. No. XVlL—Printel for E. Cox, tit. Thomas -street, Bo firth; and Thomas Ondetwood, 40, West Smithfield; London. The publishers respect/Lily inform the Professton, that the London Medical Review, contahilng a summary of every impor trt publication connected with Medical scierce for !Wilt, 9, JO, and ii, besides a great variety of interesting cases and intern fen, nay be procured of them, in 4 volt. tivo. price .C 2 1:s. ;:b oar as, or any Volume or Nl.niber separately. As alcove may be had, price Is. ed. Underwood's Medical Ca vague for 1812. pont the dace of the Proposal being accepted. Further particulars may be mown at the Secretary's Odle. in Pali•Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of SO And 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sated up, and endorsed, " Proposals for River Ballast ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of March, ar twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed un less the party making it, or an agent in las behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Sorrow, The folosriny were chosen The Right Hnnt•ur:.Lle Aentiral Lewd RADrre e r. he Right Honoundele Ailm nil Lord (...asiam.s. Vlce.Ailiniral Mr JAMES SA UMAIItR, Bart. Sir W. ssisss LsinuruN, Knight and Alderman,. J. P. Auderdan, Fsq. Woodbine. Patids, Joan Julms Angerstem, Esq. Jots& Mover, Fos.. George lila-Satan, Esq. 'Mamas Rowrsoc, Esq. Tlios.uon lionar , Fe+ Scr.Jsoi•n timer, Esq. Horatio Civets, Esq. Robes' : hAiden, l sq. Win Henry Hoary, Is+ link,* F•q. '1 homes King, Jona Hinton I ritt.so, Esq. Gvrnisio Lyric, L.q. ' lobos Tv um , Esq. George Maims, Fs+ Suhsenptiuns Nuked at the Pig et this Hattie; at Wm". Hearer, Fleet.strret ; Mays. Barden 1 ritrt•n, Bevan, and Ca► the Him. Simon Fuser, Peals/. sail Co. Mes•ts. Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Willis, Wood, Percival, sad Co. and an Use other Bankers in London. MRS. GREEN'S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, i.l three volumes, 12tuo. price 15s. in Boards, a New Novel entitled ( 1 00 D MENOF MODERN DATE ! ! A Sa. tirlcal Tab., in th ree volumes, by Mrs. GREEN, Author of Romance Rea ders and Romance Writers, &c. &c. " 'They are like two grains of wheat hid in a bundle of Chaff, when you have foam' them they are scarce worth the search."— Vide Reed's Shakespeare, Stereetype Edition. London : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. il t, Cheapside; and Wm. Allason, No. SI, New Boncl.s. rest. Wt.ere may be had, Vizabetla, or the Exile of Sib:ria, 4 new Edition, price 3s. in boards, or large paper, ss. Just published, in 3 vols. Bvo. price Xi 10A. hoards, ACOMPAR ATIVE DISPLAY of the I)iff2rent IL Opinions reTectitig the Fit }NCH RgrotArrp-n4 ; ex lain(' in the Works of the late Mr Burke Mr. Fox, Lord Erskine. Sir I. Mackintosh, Rev. It Mush, &c. &c. To which h sided, a Review of the Whole. " I will hear Brutus sp..ak— “ I will hear Cassius, and compare their seasons!" • • ,174 , 11t.11.ta1tt. Nord for Egerton, Military I.ibrary, Whitehall t and Islay ite Ind of ail Booksellers NI..W PATTERN itI..t;IMENTAI.S. n ITICERS may have everrinformation, and see %--• the Patterns csta' I shed by the Contniander in Chief . . at Sot.° MON and Son's lislilitary P.stablni intent Neu -street,Cov. in' Carden, wt.cre Getitlemen may be compleiely equipped for any Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from 18 to 2) per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money, oe Agents acceptances only. SEVENTH ED! 110 N. This day was published, in two vols. price IN. ed. boards, PRACTICAL PIETY ; or, the Influence of the Religion of the Hcart on the Conduct of the Life. re pee- This day was publiahed, in tiro. prict Os. board., A TREATISE on the LAW_ or PRINCIPAL fed AGt:.N I', chiefly with reference to mercantile transac tions—By WLLLIAM PALEY, of Lincoln's lon, Esq: Bas tinter zLnr. Lydon: Printed for /. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and I. CsolN Otmond Quay, Dublin. Ohrbcra rosy he had, also lately pul.)lTitd in Rvo. prier 94. bds. ATr atisi on the La..!) of Mercantile Guarantee, and Engage. suryin Or Nature of Gutrai ttP. Hy Walter Wilt am fell, Eq.a the Middle Temple, Bare..,..er at I aw. 'I Lis day was published, Radvornely printed in 4 vol.. /two a new edition Wrested, price xi. Sri . bards, of • • AN I . II3TORIQAI. VIEW of the Z1401,,1411 ,A 1 GOVERNMENT, from t Ise,Settlement of the Sas*. in Stint ?tithe present thl;s.; with some Dissertations connected Irais titc History of the. Government. By JOHN MILLAit, • Professor of Law in the University of hirasgow. • • Amovg the philosophers of history, Professor Miliar 'merits perhaps tae highest rank. The sagacity with which he ducts and indicater, even in remote periods, those predisposing tirunstances, which produced the general flow of events, is wisslirunriva!led. His generalizations, or theoretical inferences, aaasmerous and very ingenious his reflections evince deep pesetration, and his'cliscussions a dkcriminaeng subtlety." , Ann. Rev. Vol. Printed for J. Mawman, 89, Ludgate -street. Of whom may he had, just published. THORNI ON'S PRESIIN r SPATE alt TURKEY, the Snood Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. /1. Is. boards. • ,FULI.kR I S WORTHIES OP ENGLAND. inisdif were publiated, in Two Wis. Royal 4to. price 'aC5. with a Portrait of the Author THE HISTORY the WORTHI a G ES of EN LAND; endeavoured.,-By THOS. FUI.LEA, D.p. • First printed in 1662, a new Edition, with explanatory Notes‘ By Any NacHots, I.ondon, Edinburghaini Perth. Printed (or F. C. and J.Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and.R a , . l ilasa k J.ertgman, Hurst, Rees, Urine and Brown, . Cadell and 1) " 10 , J. Murray, R. 1!. .vans , J. Masvman, Lackingtou, Apra and Ca. Baldwin, and J. Faulder,. 4?t whom may be had, just published, liardyng's Chronicle, Royal 4to. price at's. 3s. b.. arAs, • Arnold's Chronicle, Royal Jan. price .Cl. ltts. boards. Rastas Pastime a People, in Royal 4to. .E 2. 2s. boards. Chronicle, Royal 4to. Trice .iC3. 3s. tirlfton's Chronicle, 2 vol 4to. £4. 46. Hall's Chronicle, 4to. £3. 38. . hohnshed's Chronicles ' 6 vols. XI P. I eq. In the Pri ns , an d very shortly witl be ptblishetl, Lord Btrner.'s Froissart, and Stow's C'ironiele. cd), le,-. ron,. ru3l' This day were,ptibi.shed, 11 .aectitotl Pdition, in 19.m0. price Ss. bvo.; l(. 61 board's of LECTURES upon our LORD's SERMON en theMouN f, by the itc•:. JAME9BRE.WSrER, Minister b ("rat . lhr Lector., in this Vohtme are intended by the, Author as a Plitt erpi ninon cif Chtlitiao Moials'; be writ's For Ova inflkm4. aso of ordinary readers, and for the improvement of practical ~.e ki, l li Aas- - ite his eusleaveured only to select the Lest interpre7 '''sas, to present slut sitnpiebt iilus rations, to notice the pritice . blipomts of ptactice, and to recommend the observance of these is esti and Ferspicuous larguaire. 2. I R 2701% • two. price t as. in boards, (the volumes sold se ilarittlyjSreworts on Various Subjects. By David brichun, D.D. Ma s.cr • • 0,. the United Parishes ot Dyke and Kioy, in the c...tur y l i i rtalay„, 1-• e ot Atttikrtstrt et, London. . I. _ Vie shall frankly iutrodine this performance to t 1 rld, as 111 7 111 ag its favour, and assign it, without I:itation l a high 7 111 110lig ttle Se t mons of our language. The elevati of his . "ralsswrisorted by a closeness. maturity, and d'gnity of send lax. that we have not often witnessed."--Eclectic Rev. ~la 3 vols. Bvo. pric e XI. 4s . boards , SCRMONS Oil the most 'alert Vices, and other lt.sportant Subjects. By Dayisl La- Il lsti D.D. t Dtsciaurses on the Miraclesand Parables of our LORI , and eaa l ilsus C a ters r . liy toe Rev. Waft. Dodd, 1..L.D. in 4 ' l . ll. mi, price Xi. 10i. boards. .. . 5 . The New Testament, trail-1a:431 from the Latin, in the year ;: t ie; hy John Wictf, Dir. To shicli are prefixed, Memoirs ot _Li'el Opinions, an d W r i t i ngs at D r .W; c lif ; a nd a n His-once *Rymer* of the Saxon and liti2ll , h Versions of the Sctiptore.., , h , i r i " l 9 to to the opening of t h e fif te enth Century, by the Rev. sry Hervey Baber, M.A. an Assistant I,'brarho. of the lit hish . 7evarti, 504 'Apistanc Preacher at I.incollie tens. 2 „,,_ l* _F•iliacso which. Lewis published having been always hi„roly k"—"ari died autilatterly.verp diffianit to be procured, Mr. Bober ~.,1 1: e " l u e i ll to pre - par r the piestitelltion,ar.dh..... stamped a sew t ot , xi . . °Il the %NM*. by many bnportant acermi ins. He has 4 4 1,;,_ Il *" of (be Ma df . W kit f, in which he has discovered 'itgence and accuracy. subjoined to tlt is an Historical - :pyT i llal Ille.So r teit and 13nlihit Versions of the Script ures.— ..;_ ahele volume, indeed, toms a very valuable and meritori 74altlictton"—lintiehOritic,-*,Dee. Ist,. i'tatrtli gbut I ‘ , P 11 '..liativilten, 37, Paternower-rew ; R. Ogle, 295, ;J• Oillet Es.hulaurgb ; and &I. Ogle, Gitopw. . . By lIANNAH MORE. ,Printed for T. Cadefi, amd W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, . I. Sacred Dramas : chieilLietended for Yount Persons ; the stdietts taken from the Bildt% ifith edition, ss. in bonds. 2 Search after Happiims; a Pastoral Drama; 13th edition, price Is. ed. A*. 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THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER. of all perfect and illegible WRITERS, in Six Li smns RAPIER, the Anth.r of the Desid.2ratunt cf Permiansliip, &c. informs such Ladies and Gentlemen as write ill, that neither ad— vancement in life: nor infirmity of hand, are impediments to the application of his scientific principle, by which he enables the parties to write with uniformity, perspicuity, and a wonderful dispatch, in six lessons only. The Professor is honoured with the patronage of personages of the first rank. And also in the commercial world, the efficacy of his plan for fixing the hands of ycu h to a style which they Shull write for ever after, has secured hint ample recommendation. His plan Alas no affinity to ch.: practice of ornamental writing mastaa, of whom any that ad vance pretensions in this way, can only be supported by their own talents, the insitfficlency of which, to enable all their pupils to execute like themselves, needs no comment; nor has lie com municated to nay one whose avocations in general would admit of their interfering with himself. pet Oners to be seen and references to suit the ranks of the parties, vs ill be given by waiting upon islets. No. 2, Salisbury-s - reet, Strand. AN I I•sCOlt BU IIC 1 AOPS. IT is worthy observation the n.imerous Cases that have succeeded by the use of SPiLSBURI"S PATENT ANTIC9ItIiIITIC DROPS; and the following remarkable In• stance occurred in a twiddle aged woman who appLed h.r thglr eve at the Dispensary. 15, Soho-square, London. She complained of grrat debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a ge neral depression of breathing ; her case not being well understo.itt, itte had tried pailliatives without any success. She took tie fedi chic, though the Proprietor stated the improbability of its being of service ; in a niutals she walked from Lambeth, having reco vested her struligsis and appetite, and Mare:tied her pulse from the depressed state it had teen in. Now this effect can only be ac *muted...tor by the medicine regulating the stomach and diges. don, sod darting the pimps of the habit. In deep-seared ab scesses of the jolifts,thechange it produces in the general health, excites the best hopes in those most distressing cases. In erup timty, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism. &e. its effects are generally acknowledged. As there are nu ernes counterfeits, plisse to ask for.Spitshury's Patent Anticurloutic Drors, with the King'sdety primed i black ink, In bottle. «f ss. ed. double bottles Ws- and larger Cs. duty Included. Compound Essence tie/ Sold at the lisp-n-ary, 15. Anho-square, A SEAL BLIISSINO TO Mt/THIEL% THglittßiCAN SOOIzHING SYMP. TTS never-failing remedy far Children cutting their 'l'erth, was brought front America by a family, where it has raved I:welted* of Children when thought pas& recovery through convulsions; for In half an hour after mint, the AN w1:1 gradually retorer, being as innocent as efficacious, and so plea sant, that no chid wid rcau.c to let their gams he rubbed svi.b it. When .: hi Idren are four months old, though there is no appearance of teeth, mothera sliould rub one bottle of the Suothing Syrup on tbe'r gamy fur, by opening the pores in that early Braga, not one child in a hundred will have ft.', or what is term. d braednig the tr th its their tuins, themes? of <o miry rieketry children; and prevents that painful %tun ion of lan.. - ing•• he gum, which always makes Vie rest tooth much harder to come through. Mothers ought n r va ao be wiiheut the Syrup in die bur •ery ; for if a child wake tn the night kit% pain in its gum:, it inimeiliat ly °rano. tt:e pen's, heals the guref, an pr- VCI:t3 fever r cot/vies:ore. lfuttsT.bad cf the Prop:lei:tin, I. loin:you and Co. 24, Newman strett.o2ford-street ; (;oldiit", 49, Cortihill ; and by Newberry Mid Son s 4, Paurs await-yard; (lark, Borough ; Dicey, Bow Church- yard, and 29, Dame-street, Dubl n ; and by all the principal Medicine Vettjess iatiowa aud country, at 2s. 9d. a I N .ttle, for, ready money. • CA:vs-sews-L.oe sere to ask for Johnson and Williams Aniert .can So.stking Syrup. N. 13. Mro. Johnson rrlieet.s the infant poor as usual, at her koure every rociulay• auil Saturday morning, from ni..e to t. n o'cloct, liy bt irg rgt le:ter !rani a r,arembie housekeeper. that Wiry ore reel stli;ests of charity. . • _____ • • FOR. EY 'PRIVATE CON I'ItAO I THE 11E6 FLOUR MILL IN ENGLAND. CERI IHCATE.t—London, July 19, 1811. 'THIS is to certify, That we, the Subscribers hereto, A were present oh the Premises of Woidfand Eder-awls, at MiU • street, Lambeth, on Friday the 19th of July, 1141 I, to wltress an exiteriquilt made with aSteam Engine of Arthur W'oull's Patent Con ,t ri. ction, to ascertain how much Wheat could be ground Into flour by two pair of French bur stones, of four fret shame.er each, attached to the said Engine, with a givtn quantity of Coals, and that the following was the result. Worked the Engine tour hours and i t Minutes, and burnt 3 bushels of NewcastleCuals, weighing :;521bs. During the above time and with the above quantity of fuel, oar I.asr of the above Stones ground Bushels and 4411 b.. and the orher pair 24 Bushels and 25Ibst making together GI gushels a:11 I 3 i 1 ,1h4. ; and it is our opinion, that it the second pair of Stones had been in as good order as the first,'lltere would have been ground with thu above luti at least 7::1 bushels; equal to 24 bu.hrls of wheat with one bushel of cci's. The Wheat weighed 5741 tis per bushel. Jowl% Brantah, Engineer. John Dickson, Engineer. holm Penn, Engineer. • John Sherwin, Engineer John Edwards, - Engineer. '1 bonus Rowi.tree,_ Lneneer. Peter Keit*, Engloter. . Clarks Fairbone, Manienuti- Janie, Montano, Engineer. cat nutriment Maker. _. .. Junta Smith, Engineer. Thomas Jour., Mathentatka Richard Jackson, Engineer.. Instrument Maki r. John Norton, Engin.sr. Richard Detrtiney, Miller. Joseph Mac hin, Engineer. George Nicholls, Miller. James Button, Euptseer. N. B. emu; a blinilar eiper:ment made with one of Messrs. Balton and Watt's best "Engines of eight hole.' power, in pre sence ot several ot the above Urntlemen, it appewed that not quite biz bushels of whip: could be ground into Hour by that Engine, with one bushel or 84 pounds of Newcastle coals. ••• Tbe &t wee Mill and Steam Engine to be disposel of.— Apply to H. Edwards, Mill-street, Lambeth-walk. AUC 11014 MART , FOR IHE WEST OF ENGLAND, No. IS , PRINCE4S-STREET, PLY MOGI H-DOLK. . . . •• '1 HE great .advantages which have arisen to the y Public, from the formation of AUC f lON MARTS in London, Bristol, and ether Places, have induced the Proprles tors of t• e above-mentioned Premises, (Messrs. Garland, l ong eon, and ;:male,) to establish a similar Institution, for the con venience of the West of England, under a confident expectation, ' that the Couctra will out be found undeserving of general patronage. To Landed or Le2sehold Proprietor, Merchants, Gentlemen' In the Law, Tradesmen of every &nomination. Housekeepers, Farmers, Graziers, Dealers lu Cattle, Pawnbrokers, and all other Pet sons, who may have occason either to :ELL, SAtt'l'Ekt, or' PURCHASE, in au) , part of the West of England, they beg ki.ve to recommend their spacious, wed aired, and we - I -lighted Roome r s& admirably adapted for these purpows, (Property of every description, both real and personal, veil be there DIS POSED OE by AUCTION, without any Weer expenee to the Owners, than that of paying the Auct onset); and conveuient places will be set apart le r the reception of Goods mid Merchan dizes of every welts, until their Sale may be determined on, for which, the Proprietors will give the nio..t ample security, and not expect any remirwradon. Monies wili he readily advanced on Deposhs of Stock, Furni ture, Plate, Jewellei y, and other coonruble Property, by way et temporary COllVtIl/tGC*, and in such C 4401, 111 C gre-atest secrecy may be reiied Attie dance will be even at . the Rooms from Ten in the Morn. fag, until klytet in the Evening, and a separate Apar:went will he approirlated for Gentlemen, who may wish to transact any private business, or repociate bargains. A Regicer Book will be kept of all Property offered, or in tended to be offered for sale, in the West of Euglitol, and the Proprietors will consider themselves t xertditigly indebted to all those, who may flatfish them with a-correct and early infortha slop en those points. 4. - /-• IL price ot reyletering will be One Sb Ping, and ler 'he • same taut the register may be referred to. 1'491-4.,t0- . Doak, Ftb. 17. JOHN eiMALE, Anz•loneer. 1 • Subwriptknis already advertised rifts 04 Sir Fred. Baiter, Bart. 10 10 John Timm% ksq. 19 10 Marquis of Ht W I Word 25 0 bstrop Ilt [hada ft I n Goa. lialfunr,s3d Rest. 10 10 David 111 e W ays, Esq. 19 10 Lellnuan, Lowe mid Co. 10 10 Admiral Young 00 0 Mackenzie and Glrnnie 10 10 Admiral Lord Raditock g 5 Nath. Brichwond, El. i 1 i :.41r •lhomas oaurnases 5 5 Ru. dell,Er.dge& kunlelllo 10 1 Riehard Saunterer, Esq. 5 II Right Hon. Lord Arden 21 0 Y cho!aa Satrates, Laq. I I Jac, Farquhar Esq.. M.P. 10 10 1 Gm C?pt. isipuri, OS. James bush, ksq. 10 10 ctrl aid (my t.f IL Cl.ahners and uuthrie 10 lu 111. ti. Daphne, vogues Port, nairb..ti...t & Co. 10 10 per sir 1. Sausuares £5O IL Admiral Richard Willis 5 0 Subscriprines at Orr r.l. Cooke and Halford 1.0 IC pre. qtr Jan. Saumares 13 13 1. I'. H. 1 0 Wm. li• glum an I Non 10 :0 Jams Putman, Esq. 1 0 /as. Dirk, Esq• IL.clresire 5 0 Laurence thdliia, 146 1 1 tirade and.C.arie II S M. C. li. 5 0 Ignatius l'afrart, r m . a a J. C. We:lselin, Esq. 10 10 %V m. ‘T au gihal ~ Emp 10 10 Ewan Law, Esq. 5 5 Commie of Norm:ratan 5 0 John Curti., E-q. 19 ID Lady Olivia 11. Sparrow 5 0 Sir Thos. hilusur.me.Bar.lo 0I Atchrlsrld Cochran II 0 George Jack , r4.o Esq. 5 5 John Full r, Eiq Rosehillil 0 Andrew Issuglu;an, Esq. 5 5 Nich W. k i el e y Colbourn, Fr.derlck 11..0t1i, Esq. 10 10 lsq. 10 111 Jas. Dawson Harris, Esq. 10 10 ' Judo Cre-sett Pelham, Froicrick Wribb, Er% 55 1 E.g. 10 10 Daniel Stephenson, Esq. 10 (I I itsrph Wart, 4by, Erq. i 5 ?Nanning and Audtrdln 10 10 .1,.h0 Quantock, Esq. Edward Warner, Esq. 10 u Chichrsz.-r 5-5 George Blackman, Esq. 10 10 W'rhon, Agass'e and Co. 10 10 John Read, Esq. Waltham- Vibitsleed Keene, Esq per stow 10 10 I AU:it. Loud Raastuck 10 10 Thomas Gildart, Esq. 5 5 . THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. . )Ro 3, Genrye-yard, Lombare-.tret t. - - SOUTHWARK BRIOCit. mob 1 'HE SUBC It 113 E RS to ills Undertaking are rt .& quecel to apply at the Office of the Ceinpatiy, Ne. Cheapside, !tit the CERTIFICA I ES of their SH.ARk t. .in I briiig wi h thrill the Receipts for their Det.u3 ts. The obi:An t:cm being considerable, the Directors are in rtaditwas to `e-rin the works, but It is their determina.iim not to ewer ,poi May expen,..e eperailoos mei! the whuL amount of the estma a ide building the Bridge be eules. - r:t Pillsoste.desirutis ut Subscribers are r. quested to apply t 3 the Secreary, at 'he Com pany's Office. No. 31, Cheopsisie; or to Maws. Smith, Parte. and Smiths, Mamion-liutise-atrert t Mestere. kam,linteonts and Co. Lombard-street; Me•-rs. Marah anal Coe liernsis-str.et ; of Messrs. Damon end Co. Pah-Mall. Isy Order of the Directors, W. H. WYATT, &creel. Southwark Bri lee Office, Si, Ci.r at . i i te Vhf.el'AßLE MBDlClish. • En.;lish Diet Drink-114.erhaave's Ina* Mr Jc.hu,idlre Unietreal ft eine 1 , . 'THESE great and eminent Physicians, by a a mate and profound kt °Wedge of Botanical Selene • con curred in predicting the pnsibill:y of discovering In the veg etable wort a rstuedy for almost etrry Lumen tvaltuly. That the ENO. Lieu DIZT DRINK, Introduced by Dr. Johns Webster Leto his Medical Practice, so tar back a. i:4,,, and se s:e admic;.tered by himself with =Soma success for 6 1 year. to Lo•h sexes and ages; is a discovery that approacises mixer el an any other it made to this universal charaver, has, after rani , es and romp!. te expelasentl, been acknolviedged by the vettr.able Dr. Franktn, of America. by Da Men and ilk R. /slab, of Ladon. and by many other hiyih and dietingh:shed manse.. Isiah at hgm and broad. Bat the best poetics! test of truth is ctissri. ace, and tLe many thousands that havi been tiered, since its Ent Imo &Won by Pr. Webster, of every shectipt.on of Tever, of NriV as and 11)pocboodriac complaints, sif Lea aid Land beer , j, of Scro. phoia, and every species of Erupt' sn, which indicate inyerlty of , blood, of Consunptlons, Asthma*, Drumies, ht. will be the mar, sattsfa=ory evilettee of the extraqrd.nary powers and mask: Lly efficacy of this Vegetable Mediaboe. 'I ho e who wish for more part'cular lefortnxdou oh the charaver and properties of the English 1/set thin, and rit the nature anti variety ache cures , t has elkcted, tot.y eon. d: Dr.Websteescarillent wrist ou the st Nem a t ewe lit ots of which is just published by the Proprietor, pncs Ss In to.Tds,ar.d a small pamphlet, price Is. tad. c .staining a list of ati tens whelk suns which ad oc.-tund In feint and the Reader of ,hest pro.luctseas may be assured, that be w.II not only . not bed s, ustett wi h the W anted Isointrst nf the stupid pretender, is h 'Lea:mint and soured puffing of the quack, roe with tbv faNicatod Bo is,u sor .h shame has Impostor, Dot will !lad the Dortor's Book um work al a maa 'Ogren proksslonal txp-rience, h'-ruing, and Ito sumby. bold in !ult.?' :I bottles, 45.; Out ditto, 7s. r,l ; •and in O ut ditto, Hs. duty Included. Wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, F. 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