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.r.4 1 .41v k ItOiNl siatURI)AY gla HT'S C.AZ TT E. ArruntALTY-onikeir,TElKUAßt F rtract of a 'Anti fkli Duets, Certimaider in Chief oil its Majastea Oda* std Vessels at Jamaica, to the Hoa. W. W. Pole, dated ou board Ida Lulea?. slip Veteran, Pon kayak Dec.l3. tam. Having received a letter from Captain Maurice, of the Savage, acquainting me of the capture of the Quixote, Spanish priv:Lteer of eightguns, and 99 men on board, belonging to Porto Cavallo ; and as she is a vessel of a large class, and fitted out for the an noyance of the trade bound to this island, it gives me pleasure to acquaint you thelewith. CROWN OFFICE, FEB. 6,166 h MSMIDERE RETt ONTO TO SERVE IN TUE rizsENr PARLIAMENT. acraoran or cr.s - rts-arsttro. The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Folk dreville Howard, of Gros vecioraquare, in the County of Middlesex, in the room of the Ham Charles Dare, who, since his election far the raid Borough, lathacuersed the Office of Steward or Bailiff of his Majesty's Three Clamant liana/oda of Statue, Deshorough, and Bouenham, inile County ot iSockiaghArii. tbillifg•Trl Of raze-weir. . . ffirdffintsa Gore Langton, of Newton Park, in the county of So meraet,Esq.intheroons of Godfrey 'Wentworth VVentwortb, Esq. who, since his election foe the said Borough, hath accepted the office of Stuwasel of his Majesty's Manor of East Hendred, in the Cewney of Bola, • 11r 140OC)f or YARMOVSII. ilealunin Cooke Griflinhoofe, of New Ormond-street, in the Csnrtj of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of Jerroice Clarke J.:r ookie., Est decraled. SOIOlif:11 Of MITfitTLL, certnawtsr setrisnat.t.. -Charles Trelawny Brereton, of Soho-square, in the County 01 Witiclkses, Esq. in the roam of George Galway Mills, Esq. who, since his election (or the said Borough, hath accepted the office of Steward or Bailiff of his Majesty's Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke. Desborough, Bonenharn, in the County of Luck-' Ingham. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the • County of Surrey. princess Charlotte's Regiment of Loyal Southwark Volunteer Infantry. George Lester, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated October 44, t Kit Rey. Samuel Locke, D. D. to be Chaplain. Dated November 26, 1867. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Henry Drummond, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 29, 1 Pos. Stockbridge Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Captain John Cain to be Adjutant. Dated Jan. 26,1808. Portsdown YeornanryCavalrr. Joseph Carter, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Whitcomb, r.- signed. Dated Feb. 2.1408. eouthampton Volunteer Infantry. Win. Ward, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Jan. 29, I ROIL Commisilons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of Yorkshire. To be Deputy 1 ientenants.—Samtiel Crompton, jun. Francis Red f ask Rithard MA; Tboapas Mitchebion, and Thomas Meade, Esqrs. Mesa Halton Volunteer Infantry. Isaac LULU& Fag'. to OeLieutenanbColonel-Crhurnandant. To be Ciptains-.IJE R ydtr, Edward Leefe, l'horilw Paul, and Thomas HS; qrs. To be Liebtenards--. Leefe, Thomas Masai, John Pratt, John Dunlop, and John Wilber, jun. Gents. To be Ensigns—Williams Ashton and J.ba Thornton, Gents. 4diut. 4 1 1 4 - 7i4. Gem- Cr:=244op an the Leiciiter4lirt Regiment of Mi litia; signed by Lord Lieutnant. Ti be LieutersinttO—Eirrign WIMEn Cupola:l. bated March . • • Ensign Edwa' rd Frier, and Pratteis‘rurner, Gent. bated Octo ber 19, 1307. To be Ensign—Robert Chapman, Gent. Dated Oct. 31, lam. Commission in the Rencrewahire Militia, signed by the Land Lieutenant. Lieutenant Peter Ferguson to be Quarter-NUM:, vitt Mal)ougall, appointed to the Line. Dared Dee . 26 , 18 0 7 . Commissions In the Worcestershire Militia, signed by the Vicel Lord Lieutenant. Ve be Lieulenatite--rTobn Thellor, Gent. Dated Jan. ttst, egos. Edward Pesuls:c, Gent. Dated Jan. 30, 1801. loin Mogridge; (*Ant: Dated Feb. 1, tentel. !there Daniel, Gent. Dated Feb. 2, 1 809 . Valium Pay , Grit. Dated Feb. 3, 1 808, Thomas Smith, Gent. Dated Feb. 4, 1 808. - To be Ensign—Henry Harrison, Gent. Dated Jan. te, 1809. 'ART'NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Matthew Bonbon and James Smith, of Soho, Staffordshire, lat chet and buckle-makers, Feb. 4, 1808. Thomas Wetherherd and Wm. Wetherherd, of Liverpco, bro ken and general commission agents. Jan. 30, 1808. John Welsford, John Cobley Welsford, and Fred. William Weis font, of Lad-lane, London, merchants and warehousemen.— January 1, le4oo. Thomas Walton, Mary Leidger, Sarah Leidger, Harriett Leid ger, Eleanor Lt4Jgrr, Charlotte Leidger, and Edw. (leathern, of Pontefract and Stainernss, Yorkshire, nail manufacturers. July 30,1807. Henry Pope and George Culverwell, of Easter, linen-drapers.-1 May 6, 1806. George Smart, John Heathy, and John Simpson, Lloyd Coffee house and Hatton-Garden, London, merchants and insurance brokers. February 1,1808. Charles Silberrad and Wm. Henry Bacchus, No. 14, Palate-row, Tottenham Court, Tottenham-court New-road, brewers.— December VS, 1807. • George Hughes Byrn at:.: William Coc, of Piccadilly, London, hat ters. December 01, '11307. Joseph Johnson, of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, bookseller, and Benjamin :Tabart, of New Bond -street, Middlesex, book-, teller. February 3, 1.60 8 . Carbon KUMill and Archibald Thomson, Cannon -street, Lon don, merchants and brokers. Feb. 1, )nes. John Walker and Henry Shake-h. - S:. of Preston, Lancashire, iron *founders. Deeernbev 01, )807. ,in Town, and Thomas Thompson, Kighicy, Yorkshire, and Jonathon Mer:noon, of Mancbeetor, cotton manufacturers. 12, 1807. Walker, and Winans Pilkingtost. §t. liehti's, L a n eai N g e, 1 William Atherton, of . Rainfind, brandy meetbants and brit &alas. kearway 1, tam in win cula wh; Vaasa Taylor and FrsnetsWhksmarsh, last of Kensington Guest I'its, Middlesex, common brewers. De cevaber XS, 1906. - atkid . Lawrie, jun. and Jan Murray, of Glasgow. Decembes it, 1907.. din Cutkleertten anti David Lawrie,lssa. of Glasgow. Decal,. bir 31, 1907. . .4 'BEM Landoll aid Israel Aka: Rkillial. inff. l 9!) 7l4. ns of MaN Oetobenl, 1407. • _ , • ' , ft w boey'atai Witham Grigs, ‘4 l Cbsyseesy, sillunen end . mersiesate. • 1, 1101. •. Bost 1411 1 Biariitti of 5 11,0 t er . a-autre, Thai , V usTwasiset, sax Joitaot,:o, Amos. Charnel and 11111:1/10. Of thaeruhaXitreet, cite- , aut3:l*.stber entree. Isetilitre erg,. inien; Monfltio and Edward. 'Armes, at *Ey St. Eebntresd's, Sanintyi. AMP. *R 4 bpi* flud4en4eld, York sb;re,i s i tiOnnaiinivr 'Oaten'. January 2.5. Ai ; ' -r,ii6 i 4nArPouter Coat, of Old I.l4:4!Fret, Losdl . andarntitins. irirrovry 2,1", me. 7 Idusarntn, Jolts Ink', and kiln TaySir atiand rnerarAti, Jan. :M. 0108. A VllMista and est motitifigni: 1. London, lewellert Jan. 23 IADs. : 7n, BA& and 1111enerrl1niet. 40zentlonolbert, angrawats and Oiliest. Dm. 31. • . • ; • :14. 1 . • s 4, SANICRUPITCY ENLARGED.• March 5. Matthe* Miley Tennant, of Greta .Ulc-street, Good.' msn's Fields, Middlesex, sugar-refiner, merchant, dollar eat Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall • • March:3i. Witham Gregg, now or tate of James-street, hamiratc, Middlesex, money-scrivener, at ten, at Guildl6ll . JIANKRUPTS. Thr•mas Cray, of Rumford, Essex, innitolder, to surrender Feb. 13, 20, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London ; Mr. Terry, Rumford, Essex. Robert Cookesky, late of Poole, Montgomeryshire, timber-mer chant, dekler and Chapman, March 7,8, and 191 at eleven, at the Oak inn, Poole. Attorni , Mr. Nicholls, Poole, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. John Parkinson Woolley, of Walharn Green, Middlesex, brewer, dealer and chapman, February 13, 20, and March 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Taylor, of Took's-court, Chancery-lane. David Rees, her of Llanelly, Carntarthenshire, shopkeeper, dealer and ch:lsman, February 15, 10, and March 19, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Swansea. Attoruies, Mr. Williwu Philipps, or Messrs. Davies and Berrington, Swansea ; or Messrs. Williams and Brookes, New-square, I.incoln's Inn, London. • Vakrio Antonio Seixas Barreto, of. Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 19, 20, at eleven, and March 19, at five,• at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Auornies, Messrs. Kinch:rley, Long, and Ince, Gray's Inn, London; ur Mr. Pal- .. _. mer. Birmingham. John Macfadzen, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 23, 24, and March 19, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London. John Grieveson the elder, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, v‘ttner and spirit.dealer, dealer and chapman, February 10, Match 2, and 19, at eleven, at the Three Indian Kings, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Clayton, Brumell , and Brown, Newcastle upon-Tyne; or Messrs. Cayton, Scott, and Blarnire, No. 3, jp,incoln's-Inn New-square. Richard Seabrook, of Great Bradley, Suffolk, butcher, dealer and Chapman ; February s, at four, Feb. 9, and March 19, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Newmarket. Attornies, Mr. Cooper , of Cam bridge ; or Messrs . %Vindus, Son, and Haltaway, of Southamp ton Building., London. Ralph Woddilave, of Ainsworth Mill, Lancashire, calico-printer, denier and a/Lipman, February 22, 23, and March 19, at eleven, at the Bridgewater .Irms ho, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Seddon, Manchester; or Messrs. Lyon and Coker, Gray's inn, London. fosepbTowley, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, dealer and chap man February 12, 1::, and March 19; at eleven, at the Angel Inn:Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. John Wilion, No. lti, Grevilk.- street, Hatton Garden, London ; or Mtins. Rimington and Wake, Sheffield. Richard Edgington the elder, of Abingdon, Berk!, hemp manufac turer, February 19, at two, Feb. ;.'o, and March 19, it twelve, at the Lamb Inn, Abingdon. Attornies, Mr. 'Worland, Abing don ; or Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson. I.incoln's Inn. Thomas Boyd, of Edgware Road, Middlesex, grocer, dealer and Ichapman, February 15, at two, Feb. 24, and March 19, at one, at Guildhall : Attornies, Messrs. Day and liamerton, Cullum- street, Fenetuarch-street. Robert Jones, of Gower-street, Whitechapel, Middlesex, silk winder, dealer and Chapman, February 10, at tea, Feb. 23, at eleven, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bland, Racquet-court, Fleet-street, London. William Cuss, heretofore of Pontefract, Yorkshire, but late of the Suburbs of York, miller, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 15.16, and March 19, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Pontefract aforesaid. Attornies, Mr. Towas, Pontefract; or Mr. Henry Matlock, Temple, London. Thomas Wright, of Dnlverton, Somerset, innkeeper, deiler and charm:in, March 1,2, and 19, at eleven, at the:l'hroe Tuns Inn, Tiverton, Devon. Attorniea, Mr. Lys, No. 14, Took's-court, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Thomas Reudell, Tiverton. Mark Clemency, of Craven-street, Strand, taylor, Feb. 13, at two, Feb. 24, and March 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Hamilton. l'avistock-row, Covent Garden. Richard Mount and William Roberts, of Angel -court, London, merchants and insurance-brokers and copartners, February Is, at eleven, Feb. 23, at twelve, and Mattis 19, at eleven, at Guild halL Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Pay. Office, Broad-street. John Renton, of Gloucester Terrace, parish of Stepney, Middle sex, master-mariner, merchant, dealer and Chapman, February 11, at one. February 20 ; at twelve, and March 19, at eleven, at Guildh;tll, London. Attorney, Mr. Heading, Lawrence-lace, Cheapside. DIVIDENDS. Feb. R. Jonathan Mallalieu, of Manehest r, dealer ih cotton twist awl weft, at three, at the Palace inn, Market-street-lane, Man chester. Feb. 9. James Preedy, now or late of Chipping Norton. Oxford shire, currier, at eleven, at the White Hart inn, Broadway, Worcester. ..THIVIVAI.ENTINr. • Scott will Love's Queen resume her sprightly reign, And playful Zeirhyrs wanton o'er the plain; Attendant Graces in her train shah glide, Ard Cupid's shafts be scatter'd far and wide, Once more harmonious through the vernal groves, Shall featlier'd songSters breathe congenial loves. Naaire's voice! Now let us gladly pin, And earl. prepare to choose a Valentine. To court kind Formic (would - i inigain your ends) HORNSI3Y and Co. advise their num'anis friends ; They bold her treasures, and disperse her gold In last year's Lott'ry they these Prizes sold, — One Twenty Thousand, of Five Thousands two, With one Ten Thousand ;—nut snore strange than true— live Hundreds, Thousands, such prodigious store, No other Mike ever i . o'd before! Anxious' as ever to oblige the Fair, No kind attention, nor no pains they spare. Tu those who purchase, humbly they present A set of Valentines, with good intent.. Two Wheels of Fortune quickly will go round; "May Britain's Beauties with her gifts ►e crown 'd Matthew Rem chet and be Ttrl•Vett die and ge John Welsfon fond of Ja January 1, Thanas Walt ger, Eleane of Pontefra July 30, 161 Henry Pope May 6, 111( George Starr, house and 1- brokers. F Charles Silber Tottenbam December 5 George Hught teflL Dan Joseph 'Wino; and Reqjan• learn Feb Carbon Mawr don, men-15 • John Walker 'founders. John Town, Jonathan June ills kin Walker, and Was spirit desks Jun Whams li-clangs's ] aglitter 23, Dasid Law l 13 1 - JortaCutilon Ws 31, 111 Valin RAM stale. Oe Thomas Ran! 1 stuff mere, Milos Baths mason-as Joseph a"! sites atal:l Robert 34-su • grocers. J J , )sepik.bni4l *sdaiseti: James Cafas mien sad Thdratas faetorist3 John Williass ;wet, Lot George /611. OOVIS • BIM HS. Con the 30th ult. at his house, Chelsea, Laly of the Rev. n... Rush, of a son. • At Clifton, on the 29th oh. the Lady of Aylmer Haly, Esq. of son. In Bedford-square,the Lady of tie Edmund Carrington,of a son. In Mansfield -street, Portland-place, the Lady of Plainow Tra. . . rand, Esq of a daughter. Friday se'nnight, in Crzat Cumberland-place, the Lady of Jot* Angerstein, Esq. of a son. At his house in Gloucester-place, Porman.square, the Lady of 'David Scott, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. Wednesday last, it Kensington, by the Rev. Mr. Ormanand, Thomas Draper, Esq. Surgeon, kd Rotation 7eth I3ighland:J4, to Miss Eliza inner, eldest daughter of Thotnas Fraser, Esq. of Leadclunc. Noith Britain. Thursday se'nnight, Goorge Mackenzie, Esq. of Wandsworth, to Miss King, only datighter of Isaac 'King, Esq. of Wycoiribe. Same day, Mr. Goldsmith, attorney at law, of Great , Ititatiott,, to Miss Ann Plaistow, of Londwater. At Scarboroug:s; CAptain Roberts, son of r.se late Joseph Rts berts, Esq. of Morpeth, to Miss Dunlop, of the former placU At 1-ialifax, in Nova SCOCik Captain Sir Thomas Master's= Hattly, Ban, of his Majesty's .ship Triumph, to Miss Berkeley,, daughter of Vice-Admiral the Hurt. G.Btrkeley. Saturday sennight, William. Freed, Esq. Fellow of /cuts College, and Actuary of the Rock Life Assnranee Company, Cansbrldge, to Missßlackhurne, daughter of ths , Rev. Frauds Blackburn, and grand sLughter of the late venerable and learnedArchdcacon Black. burn. DIED. • At Pentonville, Mr. Jacob Hivhin, late of the otd Bailey, wine ar:J brandy sn..rchaut. Os Monday iast;' the let inst. at Cloneisterldsce ' bowie, Solka castattii,Anna Hardacre, rawest dausittas of H. T. I ;sedates., Lsai, • 4.1 the Roy al Navy"- TIM ft:Dtlfght, at bus house at Clsiltani Cinhintory John • ' . Yerbury, Fsq. aged 73 rats. .04 his bow, Fyfooteet, &robin*, illiPS-017RnirathaM6E 1 4, .toll el the-late Major lobo C anattgreer. • • lAi tl Ts• N4l 46 o l l o4o. itt t ltna ja 4 a4 4 47cms ed laistlstape int* t wo s ir sg . • 'Ain. litiViMonn, wife °MI6 * ;VW laitge anaPtattattivilleartittasu t?t7:ti c.l . On the 18 th alt• at a 81 . 1 4, 4 .WK Wit Pillitar M' niere Ruch, Fsq. many years a respectable: and atereltant at Sat-envie. :4 7 !i 74511111/Witir IThailatiof severtl Serophtiknts Okay: . ihseitedsin the public papers,.and statea.,aysfyaa-.4 ,sting . inwards recovery, and as hawing extstidt for even preceding years, in the habit of a young girl aged fourteen, with much injnry to her health,ts um* . declared, on the mother's authority, healed, and , the girl re.st‘red to health, by the sole operation of Seth& at'si"s Patent Antisoorinstic Drops, as administered in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive. com plaints. Those persons, ani6ous as to thist-:se, are informed, the original letters may be seen at the , pensarv, in • Soho-square, London ; and at York. Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary information, — It is requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscor butic Drops, with a black ink stamp, in bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s. duty in cltlded. An allowance on taking half a dozen. 'rHE COURSE C Amsterdam". 35 7 St U I Ditto at sight, 34 11 Rotterdam, 11 2 2 U Hainhairgh, 34 4 2i U Altona ' 34 5 2 U Paris Iday's da. 23 6 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 23 10 Bourdeaus, ditto 23 40 Madrid, 41 Matt. Cadiz, 41 r4 °-et. Babe*, 41 }aced. IF EXCHANt: F. Palermo, 91 Pencc per oz. Leghorn, 49 Genoa, 4.5 f Venice, 52 U. Pkeole effective per I. star Naples, 4t Lie ell Oporti ' 60 DORI, Cork, 17i New Dollars, f . 0.. per wt. r.~~. WA' ER: Af LONDON TO-M0A14.9W. Morning . 43 minutes after 10 AReroooo ..... bt rninittes ;Arco` ' 11 SALES 1W At:010N. SUGAR PLANTATION in the LCLAND of JAMAICA. , sr ?denies. HOIM;ART and-Phi :LAPS, • (Successors to Mr. Sutra) At Garrawsrs,on Tuesday, the loth of May, at Twelve orloch, unless -previously disposui of Priv:ac Contract, lENN()X SUGAR PI.AICII'ATION, • in the Parish of Saiut 'George, in Jamaica, about a mile and a half from Orange Lay, 'from which there is a good Carriage Road, i with upwards of one himdresi and ten SIIVCS, and the Milks, Cat. tie and other Stock. Ilse Estate contains about tight hundred , and eleven 'Acres of Land, a, considerable quantity of which is in Cane, about three hundredhuadredin Pasture, and fifty in Cuinea Crass. Printed particulars are preparing, and when ready, may be had at the Jamaica and ( :aiTaway s Coffee-Houses; Hotel, Liverpool; Ilusk Tavern, Bristol; of Francis Robertson. Esq. No. 48, Rus sel-situate ; and of Messrs. Hobart and Vhillips, No. 52, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange. IPING PAPER MILLS, near MDHURST SUSSEX._ • By Messrs. HOG( :ART and PPIILLTPS, , (Successors to Mr. Surest) At Carraway's, on The;sday, March 10, at Twelve o'Clock, VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and a small L Part CO PY HO 1.1) ESTATE, comprising two Mills; stilt s:autially erected and in excellent repair, capable of manufacturing white papers, of the finest quality ; with excellent spring water , f ft . washing rags, nine feet fall, and constant supply of water, on the bank of the river Arun at 'ping, eight miles from Petersfield, sivteen from Godalmin, fourteen from Chichestt--, fifty from London, five from Liphook, and three from Midhwst, in the County of Sussex ; with a four-vat workhouse, two engine -houses, t yo water-wheels, and going rears, rag-houses, firisltittg-rooms, drying-lofts, yards, and premises, and a workhouse to the small mill; two Cottages, a new-built manager's house, stable, offi:ts, and a quantity of arable land contiguous, containing altogether between seven and eight acres. Also, a large Freehold Tene ment, at Minstead, with a productive orchard, and a close of land c. ntainlog about two acres. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Payne, the Manager, at, the Mill ; and particulars had, twenty days previous to the sale, at the Fountain Inn, Portsmoittb ; Spread Eagle, Midhurst ; Swan, Chi chester; Anchor, LiphOok ; Dolphin. Petersfield; White Horse, Haslemere ; George, Codalmin ; of Meas! s. Booth and Haale wood, Solicitors, Lincoln's fun ; arid of Messrs. ifoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Each:Loge, wire* a plan of the Estate may be seen. CR0114114 CAL Messrs. HIMMART and PYr.I.LIPS, • - (Successors to Mr; Sbtrra) . At Gallaway's, on "l'est-day, the 15th of February, in Five Lots ' Shares of 1001. each, in 'die above Canal now completing, and expected to be an advantageous' Coneern. Particulars may be had six days previous to the Sale, at Gar raway's ; and of Messrs. linggart and Phillips, No. 02, Ohl Brood atteet) Royal Etc COLES' WHARF, WAREHOLIRES, .nd extensive Ystit- MISES, SHAD 'MANTES, 41ORSEINI)OU'N. - U) BE SOLD BY PRIV,4,. By eases. r and.PHILLIPS, H Izs UCCeSSOTS IP Ssarris), `THOSE wel -known, cipitat, substnntial, end va tuable Premises. called COLES's WHARF, situate at lihad Thames, Horsrlydown ; comprising three Stacks of Warehouses, each containing four floors, supported by 16 strong pillars, with stone bases, cupabk wf stowing *lnwards of 15,000. quarters of corn; capital dry et-Daring, counting-house, atc. One of the warehouses fronts the Thames, with the wharf immediately at tached to it ; the other two warehouses ate contiguous, with a communication by three bridge's ; entirely new built, and timbered in a capital style, equal to any weight of goods. 11.1al , be viewed, and further particulars known of Messrs. Hog gart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. tOR COUGHS, I 't.tAI*ShNr:SES, 88e. "1 -1 1 - 1 E great demand for Mr. Gat ',moan's Lo ZR.NGLII of Tots,, after fifty years trial, per yes their Nye rim ity as the molt pleafant and efftc9wl Remedy fur all Cone s, Hearfeneffes, Sore Throaty, and lhfluxlons on the Lungs, heal- I.& the Rawnefs and Sorcnefs of the Bradt, and affording relief in Shortnefs of Breath, Afthmatic, and Cot.furaptive Co. uplalots They do not cloy the Stomach hot create an Appetite. As the great benefit to he derived from them, eqn only be fecured by h.v Inc them genuine, the Public are requefted to obferve, that R. HAYWARD is printed on tbe There Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fuccefor to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed front Ludgate Hill t• y 6, Piccadilly ; Newbery and hwt*. fit. Yam's Church-yard ; Ba eat, Oxford ftreet ; Clarke, Dor kdi ; Ward, Holborn ; and the Vend- rs of Genuine Mer`lcines throughout the United Kingdom. •••• Priee One and 1 he a Halfpence" the Box. 1 QUINTESSENCE OF PEPPERMiN'T Prearecl by IVILLIAM Deca, Surgeon, Dundee, North Britain. SEVERAL years• ago, from peculiar process, W, D. discovered an improvement in extracting the virtue of this native British Plant, which not only adds to its elegance ; but, as be has proved in a series of experimental facts, much more materially to its medicinal qualities; he, therefore, determined to make its cultivation a principal . object of his attention. The Pre paration, now sent into the world, is extracted with an accuracy perhaps unexampled; arid will be Instal pregnant in a more essen tial degree with medical effects than any that has preceded it. Experience has confirmed the utility of this Medicine, by giv- ing relief in all Hysterical and Nervous Complaints, Chokes, loss of Appetite, Nausea, violent Retchings, and depressed Spirits, whether Hypochondriacal or'HystericaL It is pert - kV/ally bene • ficiallor Women in all stages of Pregnamy, and is an excellent cordial in Languors, and other vreatnesses consequent upon deli very or ennvaleicertiy. When ening Mineral Waters, it pre vents tbe•stoentteh from bang much chilled or palled ; and will be fpund a good pocket companion for travellers by sea or land, In relieving &a sickneas,amil restoring clebilltated-stornachs,faim whatever cause. Its efficacy in diseases of Children, Physicians and Surgeons; daily experience, viz. in Choi& Pains, Gripes, lientaries, and,' other Ida* of inunodesite Elates, to vrhichchildren are subject:, Totiesccibe virtues of skis preparation in an advertise -ment, stead be c --. no finsiy shonkfbe walkout it, as it 3inprovrs* keeping,provisked it be well corked. TOPT.H-ACH.—A few drpps en Cotton, and pit Ist: oa t ' dWased - Toiii, or- Eae; rem eicelient edy fur violist altik ••• • • !: • • This 14094prtisaration is sold by prop:i .tor, it his La. 'boratPry:Mirifisittiki :also by Messrs. f Smith & Son,Harmarket, London ; Mudie,bookseller, No. 39, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. Ep.w.qr_itt:Z a• •Pt eaale..ting a peculi ar b ra 26. . . c e" halite's carried on in this house for deltas, i ssops;e:silented success, and on the strictest prin c i p l es e i .ad Leas Am}Ory. ""sti LEIGH has acted for the whole of that pori n g to Mr. BREE, *oho has retired from practice, and n ow 7lll firm et Messrs. 1./10+1 and Co tkurinn, rh o suse ~7 mik *in be adhered t o. and the saute inviolable secrecy N* Messrs. LEI( 11 and Co. confine thair attention is th Venereal Con q tints and Cases of DebilitT, nh on h or seii 4l tl the habits of Youth, long continued residen ce i n wan, X? or say ottim cause. The terms we plainly stated co rs 7 irroicw, or in answer to letters, containing a bank not e . No. 29, Aruiniel-street,.Strand, near Temple Bar. There is tut additional entrance in Water -street adieinl,„ DR. HODSON'S IMP Ekt?.l.l WHAT Patient, who is suffering under th e I tuning pain of Cbsonit Rheumatism, or rh e " 6 'l a nnuli of Gout, would not, at any price, gLiellyero 44l ll : l 4 medy a relieve his sufferings! Nu remedy his been so eg e ,,74 Dr. Hodson's Imperial (.4, ha affording certain ease, a m / 2 ing pain in these distressing complaints, in the swellin g 4 4 ;7Z: ansd stiffness of the tendons, the bad erect of old straits, std worse either by notch atertion, or by cold variable vesee,„: This ensile= application reduces the swelling, and btti wisdom and muscles soft and pliable; in one disease, rte R re , the related yiel ling condition of the bones ie so sr o/ 4, 41 't thanked by the tvgular use of the Imperial Oil, that th e t xr , though distorted, gain their In 'tura' shape and fi gure. l o 1 , 41. ! Nunibvess of Limbs, and Torpor of she Back or Sinn ; it Prop a sovereign remedy, by animating and restoring ac cues /744 Nerves. • bold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No 4, • corner of l'aternosten.row; Hazard and and C riorel Bath; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Crregions, Liv es • tnun booksetlerr and medicine venders in every ccomtrits 44 i••••tles, at 2s. 91 each. e _ kW& tX)LJUI ASTFINIAS, .AND CONSUMPTIONS. pNOBBERD'i BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or C",* . i )tom. There kaftly celebrated Drops, by thtirlupp - k i Immediate < frea in retuovipg the molt obßinate Cottglo wti. tarrhs 2:.d all tendency to Confuroption, render them 2 Iralati t Family Medici:ie. And when see eotthtltr test variaNcatE 4 our Clint:it , . which e oolktitly induce• tua to catch cob:Lud t * from c i d, ta kem e ol,l nrigin2tes a mnitirodt of difelfw,n Atb. ft , Paievia Otfeuftve Breath, inilemmetrunof the Lat h and Confuniptioo, with a long train of evils—no head eft It. natty &told tie down without a (mall fopply at )nit. ef molt luflatitanettn. n-ntedy. Many tbouf.ind panto eau hee l t! a harpy affrctr they have receivcd from it, whtu vim Or Medical ailittAnce bad tailed. A CAUTION. Obicrve the name of k. Butler. Nu. 4. rhearriat. is envied nn a bix k ilantr, which is affixed to each bottle; alio:then Ileg court erits. Sold at Mr ttuleet. N Cheaptide corner of Patenalta Psi,: aid Crifp. Corner of Sprin7 Gardeas l Chri, ; and ntay lie bad it Sang estuary McdiciatlLlido sa t i ortips at 1a oti a”s' 6s • Fee ct,!eANINt• art tile.At i ftlkYJNO the 'll TA ni. PARRIS CHARCOAL and CONCENTRATED Ij TION.. ' • C"R,COAL, from its antireptie propertic.o 4 lorg been rcenmmended'hy the Grit proftlSonal tuts nth molt efficacious Tooth Powder that can be Wed ter doe% whitening arra preferring the 'teeth, retuws•ing the scare! int the Gums, and deftrovit.g the hew arih. •g from carious teti, tontaminates the breath,' and is incapable of lajatieg be enamel. From the great reputation the genuine preparation invertroby Edm. Lardner (Chemilt to the Duke and Duchefs of Vert) his acquired. manyinfitati , .ns are daily offered for fate; tattna ' ais Is ligned Edmund Lankier c.n the •,* It oehnier3le and retail at N 0.56. Placably, corer of ::*unpin lanai and bottles, at as. sod is.94.eadtOsoh fold (cup by Newliory. St. F4o'B Churchyar d; Rigge,tica , fidt; Vide; rtiinhilt; 'Davin*, Beet arra' ; and IL-I.y all I ,131ew, Cockfpur Ilaa:t. London; Gyeefon, Liverpool; faiiersi leo ; Cargill and Reatparti r Edinburgh ; Neale's, Dow , I'.aclaut Purtfrtiouth: and'ftihren.).ficefter plod: the tote . rpfeiftite,ond n.it t., be wsindtd A by its thorn, has been etc I.orourite °bird of mankind ettedi in thin I'l9 have bee° too often difappoittted;happil) (mat:roil Meirty. the baneful Arai of ilEcit inteteourfe are rattly hamlet if application iv made to that invaluable preparation of lk. Vatic at.tr's,trrnrd ourrA SAI.UTARIS. Thofe Diuretic Vege table I hop.% contain no memorial poifon to undermine the enatli holothaatl plant difeafe whet the Mart h to ream health, Oak to many tr•afttd fpccifict of the day do; on the cottony, fo is uncutt h this moft effeatioof preparation, Hatt itisadatiniiirti wkh fafgty to cbildren of the Molt tinder and, fo forasisfuluelo powers as to eradicate from the habit in a fhort time the kat/ difeafe, /Myriam latert they may be, °radiant the timediG (idiom 't be toot; ephain ate gleeto, leas of bunt and pste, tai ut flout, the wiirft appcarat:cts of the adlion of a cerraisibfaS have yielded. in a Very Ittort.perind, to their influence. To Medicine how malty thoufamls have hew intkohtent fat decibel ration of health. after btiog difmilfed 'the Hofpitalt,ll4 bait ;one through all the routine of tJamma medicine k saran-AI virtoosemtfitted alone to counteract a gefteoits faiteafet srluel‘fa! !morbid Rate of the fluids ctifla. as in feorbutie audiencst c* plaints. it isn't ifs a never faking gemetlY. •Stild wituiefelestilie Bt:tier's, No 4. elseapfielc, corner of Plgeradfler-row ; sod mat by mutt Country Booklellets, to butt] es at as. yd. and 45 6444 C ample elle dtio-t, kEi.OViHEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject of just sad g meral reprobation, that men destitute of the elements et tie int ilizal art, have offered themselves as candMates for public tronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing pr tits to the rc ult of our studies and experience, and to prunt from being closed among those empiric* whose impsdent prem. 1 sions have, it ofort unattiy for society, been too favourably rewire'. we beg leave to...submit to the liberal and .etilightened a,faie• int statement of oar pursuits and acquirements. After hurt received a repair ineelcal estimation as pttpilsof Mei:A:Gee dal and Wizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully stew , ed, as p: ofessors and surgeons of the London limpital, we meet . sitieselves as students in that justly celebrated school far tnedd acquirement, the Royal College uf gdinburgh, and were iwan4- ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgoy, the theory ad practice of Physic, Chemistry, Islitheificy, Botany, &C. br -hose eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Waits% Duncan and Butherford:. We trust we shall not be !formed pr• sumptuous. in laying that our proficiency and aciptireaseentle itotinconsiderable. Having for a Jong series of ,years made sae real complaints, and the various diseases of DEBiz.rry, theft" tictilar °Meet of our studies and 'practice, it will, we hope, be al lowed that we have. acquired superior.knowledge of their met meet and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection, a pisfect re:eltabblitnont is completed in the short period eta Nei Mr: and, in those of the;tittnost inveteracy, where other practitionto have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of area. meat, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. .Imicut the melancholy variety of disorders which are 'le l" of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth Of brat Sexes, there are note more alarming or more distressine those deficiencies and debilities which frequently precentor eft' hitter the matrimonial state. 'To snth persons it must be a corn-d' ing reflection to know that they may now, by a new and infallek mode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all henna Mb' sings, a strong, manly, and eltorous constitution. In slms' , debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every 'F: # of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either AK with the greatest secrecy and bonotr. Hours of consultors s home from ten to three, and from six in the evening lid ten d night. Patient% in the country are requested to state the particulars ef their sate, age, and general habit of living, &C. tce. inclosnte' remittan - fur advice and medicines. when the same will he ft% • 1 or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that set! essential to our tuidertaking, the postage *flutters may be 36 ` it ' to the account for meilicin-s. C.IJRRIF. and Co. Surgevir- November :16, 1 rtes. No. 107,Ntetou Gar" . • "bt B. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. have celibates from te - above respectable Professors of London and Eslitihstrgb, diligence, skill, and humanity with' tiehlth they performed duties as signed than dialog Aie-shps they attended theeLst . tmrctand Practice. _ Printed a , stl published br LEVFL d C 3o ' • trehme , Pltre, Lsribeth) at the Sraa..oertct, No. 1, a i r ktrePt. Putaish:d also it the Seat. , Oretce, Temple-Pt N u MB. LONDC DOI D as Buts Oa T ear toe of HL L e h fr 4 my Lel Being ii Rime a su !se seas, t he sth VIV al of ne'by IA Id, in you whic lStk hula itt Barbad ent frol soon of ,the 21 ad a sui Brigad red e, v n ds to order d to ril e pt or islani or-G Maj( arable which al met On th ion of than: St. I ag 41 ig to 'gain 'copy of by oms ti I sl state ens be In 0 ti frol In i elti