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• • • .. 'u d• 4iSki ICJ NO' This day was rillikbark pia's& 1111. A DJOURNED DEBATEattIisEAST-MTDI4 HOUSE, at i Oeserattomet 41..Prtgefieses et &sob& Stock. on Wolinced.fr tlielk4 011iekes 14 01 th sibjelit of procuring competent Autbmitj= Propeox orr the Dividends upon the T virmes Of the CoWmy, and for increasing die SelarrOtitlre • dal tbeiblter dens fotitamedbates. • L.944d0n 3 , ?rimed ter Multi hay, 304 Cor Leadentall-strg,t- I 'EMBER 1 f, NW. - .., . VASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuition. A. - Mr. HOPKINS begs lesve to return his most pitiful thanks to his Friends add the Public in gernisi, ibr tth very dis tinguished patronage he has se long experisesoi, and respeethdly Leelisits a continuance of their Weep. Ladies and Gentiseben Wbo have never acquired this accemplisluneet, et those who bevedsuart attaineditrzt fashionabie astrsete4pthate mode, te alay be7 t it i rl ig t the first Asreasbilee t es appileatioe at. rntusser , C.eich !wow 2, blobleineet, Sostordiene. cbmellka - ..:.,.. ..:.,.- . , -1 Schools encoded. ,.. , , ~ ... -1 ILKONE Y athcsaced by RIDER. DRUIIIIDNIV IVA. and Co. Raisin Mena, kliktclanOlfee4l-Pkwq uate t to any extent, by Amen, or on Bills, or Notes of , r and 4 sorts of Securities without expeork air the Interposition of 'any one out ef their °dice 1 they chins aunt tesPattebhity and powers than any others in this line, awl eon duke an tenant advance to ipar persons of known cluracter..—.Attendsoce all day. .. ''*T OBLEM EN, Gentleman', tie. isit respectfully 1 ak • ll Wetn ied, that they alai he supplied wi to any ele terms eqUallo moor, secured . 9 CM' old Land, or Houses, Money in tit Marriage Widows' lobate*, Clergymen's , or any ober ~ere -Peers al feir.4oo.llllby may be supplied on their jpermilleseseliq es*. Oestbsittielll fad every liberal akoont nada**, without sitley. ?appllfifige from twelVe to ttlioa or leftne (1 064 ^C dp. ; • Wiea to lissers. WiUi au.d C. No. 49, South -street., a _ . Ey PATEIdiBUII:DINOS PACED WITH SION& BY this invention Brick Buildings .-- are itade as 4 1 beautiful and durable 23 those constructed of svlidStrine, and at less than half the expence of common Ashler. The Stone ' is attached to the outface in thin Plates or blabs, by moos a our Roman Cement, which is known - to secute the walls. frcins the penetration of water, and thus so contribute enentWlY eo the preservation of the building. It is therefore no longer neces sary to imitate Stone by Compositions, as' Stone itself, and that of the most beautiful colour, assay now be used with the same facility as Stucco. Specimens of Buildings so fatted may be seen at C. Carter's, No. I, Dean-street, Soto. and at this O f f i ce. where, and at No. 10, Tw hi ll -street, Wo;uninster, the Roman Cement may be had separately. . PARKER and Co. We. 40, Bankside. OOLLEN CLOTHS of every description' • • Manufactured by GEORGE FOX,. via. The Plana Merino, Llama, Escurial, Circassian, Ge•wgina, Rabbit, Ber rank", Sealskin, Angola, Fur, Vigona, l.adies' and Habit Cloths from 7s. to 4os. par yard, all two yards wide, wlech he informs Sus MtICI6I!, LINZN DILATERS, HABEIWASLIKILS,and Other, who offer such Coots to sate amongst their Connection, that he has an extensive Stock of entirely new and genteel CL'onts in every quality, and can supply them from Ss. to' 10s. per yard lower than any tithes: Wholesale Warehouse its London. G. F. will, for READY MONLY, cut the smallest quantities to any - Lady or Gentleman. FURNI ill RE CLOTHS made of any width, colour, and pr'e-s His •PATENT CHINA SILK YANG, -Nora by the Ladies of distinction in Pekin for Dress, forms the most beautiful Dra pery ever beheld, and may be now seen at all the Fashionable Dress Makers, and at his Warehouse. Patterns of each sort tent, if Letters (pest paid) directed to G. Fox, Lady's Woollen Warehouse, 28, King-s reet, Covent garden. Gentlemen's best Superfine', Seconds, and Livery Cloths, sold in any length equally low. - - • - LOWE'S BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH - Established by Patent, 1808 7 —the only Manufacture in Great Brftain in which the advantages of English flu and Cotton are united in one Thread. The peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from the effects in ident to the changes of climatgor atmosphere, avoiding theiaju ifous cold or chill experienced in the wear of Irish or other Linens, and the unpleasant sensation peculiar to fabrics made wholly of Cotton, in this respect it attaches the exclusive advan tage of being more conducive to ht.alth in all seasons and climates than any other description of Shirting Cloth. For durability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and great economy, this Manufacture stands unrivalled, and is sold at about half the price of Irish or other fine Linens, at the original Ware hone 154, Chearlde near S. Paul's; and, by appointment, at Harding and Co. 89:Pall Mall. ris. Atter several years extensive sale, this Manufacture having acquired such distinguished patronage and approbation. as to in duce several Shopkeepers to offer articles which are made wholly of co , ton, but wider various new tides of Imperial Patent Shirt ing, Ste. the Patentee cautions the Public against the numerous deceptions now practised ; the properties of such fabrics as are ' made entirely of -Cotton being so generally known, require no comment. CELEBRATED RHEUMATIC REMEDY. DR. HAMILTON'S PILLS. THIS Medicine, so celebrated for its ef f icacy i n t he .IL cure of Rheumatic Affections, constitutes one of the happiest inventions of the human mind ; uovaried in its success, as effec tual in its operation, it quickly sooths and comforts the unhappy victim, whether suffering : from lumbago, sciatica, or the m ore general attacks of the joints and muscles, denominated rheumatic gout. The curative power of this val uable medicine is no less conspicuous in fuul pimply eruptions of the face and skin, which it never fails to completely eradiere. Sold only at the Liver Pill Warehouse, No. 43, east end of St. P. 1111% Church-yard (half way frees Watling-street to Cheapside) in boxes, 44, thl. and es. 9d. each. DISEASES OF CHll.DikElsi. n ALDY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to all other remedies for the wind, purgings, con vulsions, and all those disorders In the stomach and bowels of infants, which prove foal to so many under the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in cbolics, fluxes, and other complaints In the intestines of grown persons. This invaluable cordial medicine is prepared by Frances Orli, (assisted by ber sons) daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, the Inventor; who bequeathed to her alone, this property, under his will, as May be seen in the bill of directions, with various instances of its suttees. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, four doors from Cheapaide, price la. 9d. a bottle; and by their Agents in town 'and country. Observe, that the words "F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the stalls; and be sure to ask for Cell's Dalby's Carminative. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. WHEN the spark of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, =a all the faculties Impaired, Dr. VENEL'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM gives a fillip to the con stitution, replenishes the exhausted vessels, invigorates the mus cular system, exhilarates the animal spirits, end re-animates the whole man. In all cases of debility and relaxation, and In the various and complicated affections of the Nervous System, the tonic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested; and in those distressing symptoms which prevent married people from having families, or which deter individuals from marrying, this Balsam is proved and acknowledged to be the only certain remedy. See "Dr. Veners Medical Admonitions to Married People," and his" Hints to the Nervous and Debilitated of both Sexes," Frice 4s. 9d. Dr. Venel's Res orative Nervous Balsam is prepared aid sold by the Proprietor, at his house, No.lo, Alfred-place • Bedford square, London, where he may be consulted personalty, or by letter (post paid) and inclosing the customary fee. It is also sold by the Proprietor's special appointment, by Mr. Bacon, 160 no ford-street, opposite Bond-street: Mr. Richatds, druggist, 1 93, Strand, near St. Clement's Church Allen, 76, Oxford street, opposite the Pantheon • Mr. Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange; Mr. Cluisp, Cock'spur-street, corner of Spring Gar den; Messrs. Parsons.booksellers, 166, Fket-street ; Mr. Ward, 324, Holborn, near Middle-row; Mr. Watson, able ton•atreet, vent Garden ; and by most respec Medicine Venders In every ere of the Kingdom, price 10..6d. per packet, or the quantity of four packet. ens for & A 4 . ~~- Ate 17(4. . -~.... tii,Jititillie HALF Platigiti. de ---- 20 ,--_-_-_--= 7. - -.7.- - . 1. '.7.72, 1 1.4= VALUABLE EHOLD TYTHES, Idiiin TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION* •- . • By Mr. PEY lON, - - I I At Gummy% Coffee-houer, 'Chaste-alley, Cornhik LOAN some tins* in the present Month, In three Loss, i .././. the RECTORIAL or GREAT TY,THES whilst and sating from the Crop of Grain and Hay on " Waits Of Two Thouiand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and e Lind, situate in the Parish of NORTHFLEBT, lathe • df Kent; and also a substiodel and convenient Rtctory g v t for the occotrinoclation of a Randy of respectability, necesssaary attached and detached Offices, Barns, Yards, Oikains, Orchards, told Paddock ; and a most valuable Clow of fieleih about 14 Acres, free from all Tythes, most deslribly bribe' erection of a Gentleman's Residence. Lot lies very compact, and withio a ring fence, the qua. lity the Soft is adapiad only to a state of aration. ' Noeskiket Is min advantageously situated in a polous and inertias neighbourhood, one mile from Gravesend, nine Irons Rochester, and id from London. att(culais are yreyaring, and will be ready for deli. 7 11 1 re 1 daYstefore the Sale, on anheation to Mr. lames, New perell-oeurt, LiDethe. ion, London, where a Plan of the levee :nay be asi. --; -.. ... ....1 . r .- __ N.A. and Co. brew in the - Machine for pubic inspection every Tueeday,in Landon and Bristol • . . -7 .-.- * lillAnk LINEN WlllthitlSE, , 4 • :117;five a up, Corner of Arundel -greet. lIEBBERT:begi leave to state to , Gentlemen 1-• and Familiey aed.offiesea hi the Navy and Airay, *bat his Stock , Of Reedy-Made kerchiefs Waists ats, Draweirs e "Etc.l Household Linen, Damask and Diaper Table Linen, Sheeting% Is notreirreortiptcte, I and he respeogully solicits them re favour him with a canine , ante orthat yarrowse which they hale hitherto conferred upon filth. H. K. fits out Witte:if, Cadets, and Fah m, at detect' , i shortest :Mike, Lei as fie bar been careful to selett hie gin& of the very best quality, and still charge them `at rase/Mk prices he flattens himself that fie *all affud satisfactioo to 41011411 1 ; . favour diet. Orders. • N. B. An elegant and large auortnauit of the most fasbilmible Malmo, Draws, &e. &e. . CROWN HOTE‘ AND. TAVERN, PORTSMOU'I TAMES NAYLER,, many years Proprietor of the et Castle Inn, Mulborough; repeats hi, grateful acknosset4- meats for the very liberal support he has received' at his House from the Nobaity, Officers of the Navy and Army, and . Gentry, which, by unremitting attention and moderate . c.iargra, he rill endeavour to merit a coninuarce of. The Hata . (on Whicb he has lately expended a considerable suns of money) it smart; ed from the him, and inferior to none in the kingdom for eleganerar d comfort, whwene charge will be made for sitting rooms. J lei. regrets the necessity he is under .of repeating :3, caution to, his f• lends. against a deception practised at some of the last sTages, viz. of driving patties to other houses, although ordered to the eini tr,.ry. He laments to add, the: support •is given to this iniposi• eon at Portumouth, by being a4iired they are at the Crown, when really in other houses. up enquiry for letters, luggage, at:. directed to meet them, a tlscnvery of •,b tri k is inaae, mid much inconvenience es:Jeri:need, So frequent hair been practice lately, that several parties who have bore tl.e incoeve. itience, have waited upou J. N. to request be width, by a publ o endeavour to prevent the recurrence of such disrtsputable conduct. Posting is. Od. per mlie • in this line. Partieehes, clikises, mail and,otheramiclate to all parts of the kingdom. Estelle= Statiiing and floailis for Carriages. THE wonderful effects of Dr. SLIILY's 30 LA R. TINCTURE has been proved; for overly ie r ant to be superior to any Medicine ever offered to the Public, in disease* of the Breast and Lungs. Asthma, Dropsy, Cuosumption. Mr. vats Conaplainti, Agars, Convulsions, and all violent disorder, of the Stomach and Bowels. So m.ld are its effects, that It may be given to women with child or infants in tin- mouth. Sold in bottles at 6s. 7s. 6d. and 141. at tae Nl'arehouse, No. 6, Albion •street, Su-rey-road; where a number of leans of cures may be seen of persons who have tried every other tuesheinein • vain. Sol I also by most venders iv the ktogd.nu. N.B. The genuine has " C. W. Saffeir written upon the out side wraprer. FAMILY BREWING.- NEEDHAW.RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully inform the Nobili , y, Gentry, an.l the In consequence of the Fire In Skin!ws-street, they hare removed to their premises, No 225, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral patronage they have hitherto experieneeds This Machine continues the Fire -plan, Coppers, Marsh Tun. Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, itt one Utensil; which is compact, (linable, and convenient; and worked by a method simple and certain In its operation. The Machine is made of various dimensions,mitable so onall Families, or the moat extensive estabhaltments N. IL and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re spectable testlinonials, and can give references to Geutlemen in Dawn and Country, who have bad experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. 5215, Plecatlißy, London; and No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing Ironmongers in the United Kingdom. _ _ ANTI-ATTRITION. IT is now unequivocally p ro ved that the PATENT ANTI-ATTRI 1 lON COMPOSITION Is the cheapen and best Thing ever yet discovered for iships Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed In the •Hawse- . holes, instead of a Ply, bervlee, or Roun,'hig ; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Parceline, and Service ;" for the Slides) and Carriages of Guns; to reader Leather and Canvas Water -proof ; and to prevent the et fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Mill., Sugar-Nlills,Thresking Mills, (or other implements of Husbandry generally used by Far mers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Cans, and Machinery of every description. It is also the best Thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles; from Rust. it will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water Yu t ,e 'tubs, Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Paling, and every kind of Wood and W ooden Building from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, either in the East or West Indies, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve iron Railways from corroding and wear ing cow, but also render the draught so light, that one horse will do the work of two. One priming of the Composition is in some cases equal to one hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any ether kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from SOO to 4,000 per cent. exclusive of preventing the wL at and !ear in Machinery, Wheels, &c. &c. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ton, and nothing can be se clean in its working, or give so little trouble. Sold, wholesale and retail, (or the Patentees, at No. 40, Ow ring. ''roes, near the Admiralty, London ; and, by their appoint ment at most Ship Chandlers, Pruners, Booksellers, libraries, Stationers, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, hoc mongers, Cutlers, Coachinakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Wag. goo-offices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadlers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price Si. 6d.; ss. 64 r ; 10s. lid.; On T e i :ui sa n l ea liel a a nd siz T e w bo o x G c u o i n n t ea u s as es a sh q . uantity sufficient to prime • lOW-wheel carriage four times, with which it will run upwards of six thousand miles, without applying any thing else to the axle. trees; and one half-guinea box contains a sufficient quantity foe a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three dicusand miles ; and it will work with wood stilettoes, or with common boxes and alletreell of any kind. The most satisfactort proofs of the merits of the Composition may be seen at the - Pftentees' Office, No. 40, Charing Cress.— Directions .are gives with each hoe , with are signet " W. 1.). lelleary ." r• — •• - • . s . I . ,A t • • , . .. la • . -' • r . . . - •19' . • • ... .s . . - ;•t 4 4, i :•,,Sliiiiithi . .f.,:tr - '.• .., '...,_,,t • ,i ~ li., • • , .3.. it bite 1 1Pri -'.•• .; I f i ** - . . -1, ,.; 1.; .. `.Y* .:) .•• : 2 t . 4 , tit . , r: tel in ~ ' of" X'l s . N.. . e . , . ... . . , 0 • . ....... J ' -. '.. Nrwww 8328 LOYAL MILITARY -COLLEGE, NEAR • Normisan 4,1111 A THE; ktowinit MASTERS will be required the Zanier Departmenti One MATHEMATICS, ' l ' One MILITARY DRAWING, One LANDSCAPE DRAWING, One HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, and CLASSICS. Vxrdcuiars of the above appolntments may be known aria applieltlon to the Lieuteatint-OoverneerOffiee any day (Sunday excepted) from ten o'clock in the morning until fire in alarms. ing, or by post. • The esatniaation of the several Candidates will takagillie at the College, on the ant Tuesday In December next, at Made& in the morning. ' No Candidate who 1i ehr)ite , istf Yea" of age will be capidered eligible for the appoint;tent; and %be most rompotable Maros= relative to chamotereilm rettraireillreas everiCiorlidate. TMs day was publislied,; ire 'Thad alliemo), with id " Plows' , price. kr. beitrt/reiny A N INTRODUCTIOVI to the Yet PUT- Sl. SIOLOGICM, sold Syst Emornot: lAmEi WARFA,SNIITAX.D. Sm. Ste... • I_. Presichat of thithuMen Sot*. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Res, sod Brow*, Pa. ternostfr-vow ; and White, Cochrane,, and Co. Plestostreet. 'V A few Copies are coloured)/ desire, price Alt Bs. beards. The plan of this Work is to render the Science of Botanical Arrangement as well as the general Structure and Anatomy of Plants accessible, and in every point eligible for young Pereeß. of either net,...vho may be desirous of making this elegant MI useful Scieme s ?art of their glint:ad= or APROftelePt• Tbla - .gay itial published, hvo. price 12s. boards, A -SUCCINCT - HISTORY of the GEOGRA PHICAL and - POUITICAL REVOLUTIONS of the EMPIa of GERMANY, or the principal States which coin. posed the, EMPIRE Of CHARLEMAGNE, from his Corona tion in 814;toits Dissolution In 1606 ; with some Account of the Genealogies of the Imperial House of Hapshurgh, and of the Sin secular Electors of Gatineau 'and of the Roman, German, French, and Eogliatt Nobility. By CHARLES BUTLER, Egg. Printed for Longman, Hurat,Ron e tOnne. and Brawn,near nostte-row ; and at the WidthGalleiy, Bond-arrest. 54, New 80-arms. Of whom may be bad, by t h e same Aotior, Some Account of the Life of BossnA, post Bv6. 7s. boards. Life of Feneton, post Ilvooprice 7s: bbards. • . , _ , • •Tbis day Was published, Handsomely punted in royal svo. hot-pressed, price Li. Is. is board's the Second Edition, of • IXCURSIONS in the COUNTIES of KENT , GLOUCESTER. HEREFORD, MONKOUTH, arid SOMERSET, in the years 18042, 1803, and 1805: consisting of Deicriptivc Sketches of the most interesting Places and Buildings, particularly the Cathedrals of Canterbury, Gloucester, Hereford, and Bristol : with Delineations of Character, in different Ranks of Life. By J. P." MALCOLM, F. S. A. Author of 44 Lath nium Redivivurn." 111o:rated by Twenty-two highly-finished elates, uniformly drawn and engraved by the Author. ' " This work will be found altogether very entertaining to It self, and very creditable to Mr. Malcolm's taste as an Artist. . The perusal has afforded us much satiefaction."—British Critic. 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