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'W .-,-- • 'To "P:, 1 1 4,... ' " -,• : ;: a . vit , • • . . ',..: . ....,..." . . . - 4 ,:t : • - 1" .. 7 t% . • . p 471 i • "- • Po ' , '.- • i'' ' ' - . t • • - • . ... " PP ; , ..,: it :• ,› ...i., 4 - 10' .- - -;_) ... 1 , . a ,„„ k A., / , .1% - . : • ... ~ ) • 'J o ; • ~.. • ... . 4 1,,, _41,, , , ,,, 4-, 0 -----11 ) ' 4 I . -.- s • . a,,.. ~ , • , . ....40., . _ . .. . ... . . ._._. .. _.... ... I Wu mama sioa- ~ - SATURDAX, ,AUGUST 28, ii4l3. PRICE SIXPEIyCA H.U.FPRZiNT: 'kr Mt Time those 'Three Years, the Grand Spectacle a dui 31notl Red Knight, which, in the Season of 1810 , had the ita - Treiedented run of 175 Nights. I'LF,Y'S, W E , TMINSTER BRIDGE. 'Under the Patronage of their Royal Higlmesses the Prince. Regent and Duke of York. ifIN MONDAY NEXT, August 30, at Half-past Sit precisely, with new Scenery. Dreises, &c. ete. the :grand Equestrian and Pkdestrlan Spectacle, in Two Parts, catted Of BLOOD RED J(NIGHT • 'or, The Fatal Bridge. After Which, Horsemanship by Mr. ? Thomas and Miss Bannister, the I Intrepid Female Equestrian. First time this Season, the Grand Troop of Vaulters will go through their surprising Leaps and Jumps. Also two new Songs, by Mr. Herring and Mr. Woolf. —(73d time), A Serious comic Extravaganza; called Billy and Mts. Button's Journey to Brantford Election. To conclOde with sth time) a new ;:nrnic Pantomime, called FORTUNE'* EA VOURITE ; or, Harlequin's Harr:st. Doors open at Half past Five.—. Second price Half-past Eight. . • MOTET IMMF:DINIT.I.T. No. 4, Duke atre,t, Adripid. T HE C ONDUCTORS of this Office can cnnt . mI any tom of Money, anot ire iR the habit of maidag advarees upon vvery description of •ekturity,ittth prompter... aa4 Ilberalitp.—Attendance fn.= tea tdi fire. —letters must be paid. Iltis day was published, In 48 Plates, Imperial Quarto, full Coloured, ant half bound. Russia back and thaws, ANEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing sepa. rate Maps of all the Kingdoms and States throughout the World. Prima for John Cary, l 81, Strand, Leaden; and may be bad of the Rooksellera in general MONEY' is ready to advance, ulth prompti• rude aid secrecy, at legal annuity int erest , on ft, cho'd a enpyhold, leasehold, de fund e d pr o p e r t y, r e nt charsr‘, ma, rime settlements., widow s jointures , wills , cirrgymen . s livhigs sod annuity bonds. Apply personally, between nine and kyr, or by letttr, to the Directm of tbr patron* Bank, No.;, Lowe:lobes 't, noldaspeele. Mattered' iris.** will be I11:1(:rFet 4trret, . This clay was publish/4, in su;t. price 81. in boertla, WARRATIVE of a TOUR taken in . the Year 11187, to la GRANDE CHAR MEUSE and ALET Dom. CLAT.IDE LANCELOT, Author of tbsi Port Royal ram —Including some Account of De Ranee), Reformer b: ln bitiptspory of La Trappe; also of the Abbe de St. Cyran, and Jangenw*l-Nfidi aketrA of the celebrated Industlon of Port Royal. London: Printed for loani aid Arthur Arch, 61, 'Cornbill. ' MONEY. OBLEMEN, Gent.;enich. &c. afe • respectful'? ieformed, that they may be supplied with M.uiey to any &moan!, on terms tidal to matter, secured on Freehold, Copy. hold, I.,easolld Laud, or Houses, Money In the Funds. girds. Settlements. Widow!' Iplefutee, Clergymen's Lluirss, or asyr ocher property. Persoes of rtspeetability may be supplied outbid, ritkad s tin t, on ly. u e oti nu , Xfll find every liberal meow modatlon, without delay. APplleation from twelve to two. or letters (pest-paid) aikireseed to Mews. Wigs anal Co. Mo. Seu*streot,,Berkety-sivare. • ' • Mit SAI.E IstIELIC AUC new, it the New Ria Hotel, Georgr-sarem, Plymouth, os Malay, the IClssial lat neat, at NOM , IaTUE good C ASSE MAREE le PROP DEN r ; Bonbon about Fthy Toni; capture,' by, Anii cond.-Fined as Prize to his Majesty's. ship lioutnNett, W4Ltta, Esq. Captain. This Vessel is flat 11. , ored, take* the ground well, and Arrirs la lake eareo--would make a very handy little Coaateroe /ashler, and 1.• well found. _ _ _ NEW MUSIC. IQHARP AND FLAT," the favourite Farce lb.-7 now performing at the Theatre Royal,Lyetum, composed and arranged for the natio/one by Mr. Hook, price as. Lea Petit‘ Bijoux, No. XI. containing the Valencia Wake, composed by J. De Michele, price es. A selection of popular and favourite Airs, by the most celebrated Anthors,arranged for the Pianoforte or Harp, Nos I. 11. and 111. price each 6d. The gem me morable Battle of Vittoria, for the Pisnofogte, composed by R. Campbell. prim is. 6d. Beauty in 'Teats, a favourite Ballad, sung by Mr. Brahana in the Romance of "LJdoisks," composed by J. Parry, price Is. 641. Prepare, ye Nymphs, prepare, an admire' Glee from the Opera of " Psyche," composed by Sir J. Stevenson, price 4.1.61 Soft gentle Nymphs, a Glee from the sane Opera, composed by Do. London: Published by GuuldingiD*Alataine, Potter and Co. Manufacturers of Military Musical Instruments, Pianofortes, ate. &c. at their Wholesale and Retail Warehouses, Nu. 40, Soho square ; and No. 7,Westenoreland-street, Dublin. SILK STOCKINGS selling off and a quantity of real India Cotton Stockings, at ItADFORD's, No. 52, Cheapside. khe foliOwing is the price of some Black or White Silk,cocon feet, 54. Od.; all silk, 61. 6d.; very good, Bs. 6d. ; best cheap in proportion. cotton hose, Is. Gd.; fine, 25.; super, 2s. 6d. extra super, ¶5. worh much more. A large quantity of real Vetch Flannels of a curious fine quality selling very cheap ; some very glssi gloves is. a pair. Phase to be very particular in the name and number, or you will he imposed on, they are at Radford's, Na 52, Cheapside. GLNUINI. BI.ACK • LEAD PENCILS. NMIDDI.ETO/;I'S IMPROVED BLACK • LEAD PEACILS of different degrees of hardness. The many gross impwition• practised on the public by unprincipled persons alto rend a vii. composition, in appearance Eke Black Lead, hui which has none of its properties, renders it necessary for N. MinoLETON, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, and those Gentle- Men, wh are in the habit of using his Pencils, the reputation of wli ch has been established near sixty years, and which were known by the mark of Middleton only, have now the' following stamp on each Pencil: " N. Middleton % 162, Strand, London, alai for the Prepared Lead, " Prepared Lead, N. Mid. &ten, Marutactiner, 162, Strand, London,' with distinguishing marks se denote the quality of the Lead, as 11, And, H H, . harder, &c. The greatest var:e•y in London of Letter Copying Machines, Writing and ii erring Debits and Boar" and a large assartrocat of fancy articles, Stationary, Re. CHEAP GREEN PAINTS. THE following much.approved • GREEN PAINTS -IL are manufactured by JAMES CREASE and SON, ss, IVrst SmitivF,etd, London, and are adapted to the prestreation and beaurifying of every description of Woodwork exposed to the weather. Sat with printed directions, in casks of fourteen pounds escb, sail upwards. No: I. Invisitle Green, at 665. per cwt. l'fit. Paint, which•is eatretne►y neat in its appearance, is from the lowness cf its price, particularly applicable to the mere com mon purposes of painting ; it being equally durable with. the act expensive c.•lours. e. A good Olive Creep, at Is. per Ib. No. S. A superior ditto, at ls. 6d. per lb. No. t. Spanish Olive Green, at Rs. 6d. per lb. • No. 5. Patent Grass Green, at as. per lb. The two last mentioned Greens, from their great richness and dunhility of colour, .re peculiarly adapted to the ornamental part of out-door painting. 3. C. ar.d Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of the above Paint', net they are finely ground in linseed oil, and without any aclinixtare of extraneous substances; which serving only to wets ase the weight of the article, are either injurious, or add nothinit :On essential properties as a paint. • Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, ht per gallon. No 6. Jal•an Green, for Venetian Blinds, Canisters, Fenders, &c. in bottles with printed directions, at Is. Gd. Ss. and Os. each. Ti,is beautiful colour. may also be applied to many ether orna mental in door purposes ; as painting Hower-stands, baskets; Sec. To Gentlemen taking five pounds worth of the above colours, disceunt of five per ant will be allowed: or ten pounds worth, ter per cent. l'a; tiros of tke Greens may be seen at the manufactory. Genuine White Lead, Paint Oils, and Colours of every de scription, On moderate terms; any of which, •when required, faithfully prepared for use. • TO THE AFFLICTED WITH STOMACH AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CORNWELL's ORIENTAL VEdETABLE CORDIAL-I'h. original Inventor of this Unequalled Cordial, who was a Physician of the first eminence and resided many years in the East Indies, where those complaints are pecu liarly endendous, in the course of very extensive practice, m fast discovered the effectual remedy lie was so long hi .pursuit of, which has ever since been found singularly eificacloini in all dis orders of the Stoniach and Bowels, Addity, Platuten Dys pepsia, or Debility, producing Diarrhea, Windy Dis orders, Bowel Complaints, Griping Pains, and all Diseases of the Intestines. The removal of whicb, in their primary principles and confirmed states, the Orit Cordial is most happily and effectually adequate. It produces none of those injurious effects attendant on drastic purgative antibilious tne licines, such as Pills, Elixirs, &c. and which in most, if not in all cases, may be said to increase the complaint, by the debility.they leave on the stomach and b3wels. _ _ Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, Leaden. Price 4.. 61 per betide, and a larger size, containing six small buttes £l. 2s. raft DISORDERS OF nit StONE AND GRAVEL. - - WHATEVER caution persons in general may observe in taking a medicine, recommend through the helium of art Advertisement, yet when the disease ii obvious in its nature and the remedy the discovery of a Surgeon by Pm*. • won, the jtatient can incur no hazard.—Mr. PtWRY, 9, Smiths ' anti tou-street, Bloomsbury square (Proprietor of ADAM?* Sem vett r for curing the stone and .;ravel) has formany yitarkpast confined his practice solely to cases of the above kind. and may be consulted at home every Wednesday. The medicine is also sold at Bacon and Co.'s. Oxford -street, opposite bead-street; and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Excaang... in bottle- of I Is. and EL S% two of the large bottles neve- tail to remove vitiat ions ditthesis to the habit of p.-rsons of a sedentary life, sad thereby prevent the formai Lon of.litone. A Concise Disqu:si too on the Disorder withthe management to be ob st re e d u nd e r its core, may be bad, price is. 6d. of Met. rt. !therms:id, Netly and Junes, reternosterstow, St. Piet and of Messrs litcket's, Pall Mall ; andior other proof* of the ef k'4CY ant •noneence of •oe 9.11vt rtferegees may be bad in the r,„.. 4 ""1ie , of. rd . 4 aekv.4l , Echo.' Knatebbull, Bart, Sir' R. at wed a s t as many mita twass titatiuctioa /a 111.11.11arie Nnclouai. This day was pubLisited, lo ay& With a Geological Map of Eugland, and other coloured Plates, Price 14e. In boarcks, A N INTRODUCTION to GEOLOGY. illus. .41 1 11. cadre of the general Structute of the Earth; comprising the Ellsraests of the Science, wills an outline of Geology and Mis nerd Gcography of Esigland. By ROBERT BAREWELL. " A knowledge of our subterranean wealth would be the meens of furs:tithing greater opulence to the century, than the acquisition of the mines of Mexico and Peru.“—Vresident of the Board of Agriadture. London ; Printed for John Harding, SS, St. James's-street. IMPEDIMENTS OF SPEECH, &e.-Published this day, 1. THE PLAN of Mr. THELWA.LL's INSTI TUTION for the REMEDY of ORGANIC DE FECTS, CURE of IMPEDIMEN TS, and PREPARATION of YOUTH for the PULPIT, DAR, and SENATE--47, Lin coln's Inn Fields. Price Is. 2. Letter to Mr. Cline, on Imperfect Developments of the Faculties, &e. 7s. • 3. Illustrations of Raythnuts, los. 6d. 4. Thu Vestibule of gloquence, 10s. ed. Sold by Mears. Arch, Cos-dill% Ridgway, Piccadilly; ?4u. hay, Grcek-atreat, &c. . Under Nis Patronage of her Royal Highness the ?RiNCESS OF WALES. _ _ _ This day was published, price St. Is. JANE DE DUNSTANVILLE ; or, Characters as they are; in 4 Vol.. 12mo.—By ISABELLA KZ.LLY, Author of Madeline, Abbey St. Asaph, En, Ituthinglenne, Se cret, Moeern Incident, Joseellina, Poems, Literary Information, acc. &c. Published for the Author, by J. Sauter, No. 1, Paternoster row,i.ondon ; and sold by Messrs. Wilson and Son, York; Mr. Mosley, Gainsbornugh ; Messrs. Bray and Co. Birmingham ; Mr. Sutton, Nottinghasn ; Mr. Keene, Lublin; and by all Book sellers. Of whom may be had, In 2 Vols. 12mo; price 10s. 14.. MOUNT ERIN ; an Irish Tale. By Matilda Potter. EDUCATION. !„ 0 The rapid sale of this excellert school-book (no less than 20,000 having been sold since its first publication In 1810) warrants the Publishers in offering it to the nouce of schools, as decidwilrthe best and cheapest introductory work on Geo graphy ever published. This day was published, a New Edition, in royal 18mo. with seven handsome Map s , price Se . bound in red, G UY'S SCHOOL dEOGRAPHY ; on a new, easy, and much improved Plan; ocosprising not only a complete general Description, but much Topographical Informa tion, in a well digested Order; exhibiting three distinct Parts, and yet forming one connected Whole. Expressly adapted to every Age and Capacity, and to every Class of Learners, both in Ladies and Gentlemen's Scbobis.—By JOSEPH GUY, Professor ,of Geograpity,lke. in the Royal Mahar y College, Great Mutow • Author of the Pocket Cyclopedia, British Reader, New Bridal: Spelling-Book, Chart of Hhtory, &c. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; Ind C. Law, Avemaria-lane. • This day was published, price XI . A NEW VOLUME .of RIVINGTON's At-Rs NUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of the History, Political and Literature, fof t the Year 1796. • POnted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yartr sold also by 'Messrs. Payne, Egerton, Hatchard, NorsaviUd and Fell, and-Me...vs. Arch. This Volume contains, amongst other Interesting detalk, thei History of this War against the French Republic by the Royellsts: of lkitauny :and Poitou, hitherto little known in this country ;1 and includes the Bri•isk Expedition to Quiberon, down to the close of tbe'year 1793, and the final struggles of the loyal party in Poitou, With the cause of the failure of the Royalist and fish efforts. The Voliune for. 1809 is in th e press , and will appear shortly, Of the abovementioned Booksellers may be had the former Volumes, published by Messrs. Riebigtons. bit d4,y pUblished, " liandsomely Printed, in two volumes evo. and illustrated idds two topographical Maps, price Xi. 4% fIIEOLOGIUAL TRAVELS in .some Parts •01 -FRANCS, SW I'IILERIAND, mad GERMANY. By i. A.Pg,14.10,,, Esq. F. B. S. • . Trauslateti from the French" Wranussript. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Chords yard ; sold also by J. Hatcbard, No. Oa, Piccadilly. Of whom may be bad, by *he same Author, .1, Geological "fravele In England. In 2 ir s ob. evo. prim, In boards, .Xl. 41. 2. Geological Travels la the North of Europe. containing Oh servgions on some Parts of the Coasts of the Baltic, and the North Sea. in 1 vol. Svcs-illustrated with a Map, price iYs. bds. S. An klenaenfarY Treatise oa OCOIOgY, determining fanda. mental Points in that Science, and containing an:Esaminalion of *owe moders Geological systema. In octavo s pries Is& TRANSPORT OFFICE, Aura 25, 1213. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDVCTINP XIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERPgaro ler Cereal swg and WOUNDED SEAMEN, poi for - the. Care sal Caddy e PRISONERS of WAR, do kereirginoe Notice, That they will be ready at this Office , oo Tuesday the 26th of Octob4r„ 1213, to receive , seile4 l'.-nderi, and treakwith such Persms as may be willing to convect fo; VICTIysLIANG Prisoners of War in Health, at 3AM4ICA, for 12 Itifootba certain, from the lit January, 1814. No Tastier ruin be rnreived after ono °Wm' on tkedau treaty, stay noticed, stalest the party, or sus ageat foe hflw , persenalli, attract. Lack remits must be streemen•qed by • I.clur from tw respectable Persoos gamin to become Maui with tko - Peron tendering, in dm sum e 03006, for Media performance of the Cootract: Furth" partiallers may 6c it ostic,iy applying at this Office. EAST.I.6, DIA PIOUS E, Aagum 12, ISIS. THE COURT •f DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY sf MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trad;rg to the EAST INDIES, dit herby give notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at tlwir House its LeadmitaH-street, on Wednesday, the Ist of Sep• tanker nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, on Special Af fairs, at the desire oL more than nine Prnprittors. JAMES COBB, .Issiitant Sardary. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. FORGERY. • WHEREAS a Letter, purporting to have been written by Messrs. Comisvm, CURLING, natio, and Co. at Deal, the 'Agents for'Lloyd's, bearing date the 6th of August, was addressed to his Majesty's Post-master Genera!, for the Masters of Uoyd's, stating—" That a Flag of Truce had ar rived from France with passports for a British Minister;" to which the signatures of Hestia. Goodwin, Curling,- Friend, and Co. was forged, for the, purposes of Mast delusion affecting the Funds, or other public markets. • 'llse Committees of Lloyd's, and orris, Stock Exchange, hereby offer a Rey;ard of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS to any Person or Persons whosiay discover the Author or Authors of this For ger!. JOHN BENNETT, Jun. Secretary to the Comminee of Lloyd's. ROBT. WATSON WADE, Secretary to the Committee of the Stock Exchange. London, August 21 1 MS. Irrimrdiately afterwards, TO BE SOLD IT PIIIVATII COIITILOCT, THE ESTATE of LANGWELL ; containing about 0.481 English Acres, whereof the Rental and etas mated Value amounts to .E2,22d per Annum. - This extensive, beautiful, and productive Estate 'intuited tell the North side of the Moray Frith, in the Southern part of the County of Caithness, bounding with the County of Sutherland for many miles, and having a Royal Grant to a Right of Forestry attached to it. In addition to natural Woods of Barth, &c. con. sisdaig in all of about 855 Acres, above half a million of Larch, of Scotch Fir, Oak, Elm, Ash, &c. have been planted by the pre. sent Proprietor, which thrive well ; and this being one of the few situations within the County, where it has been ascertained that Plantations will answer, it affords a very promising held for that beneficial and ornamental mode of improvement, which may be carried on to a great extent, and to facilitate which, a N ursery ' has been already established at the Garden of Langwell. The situation of tlds Estate is remarkably beautiful, romantic, and convenient. It extends about seven miles along the Coast, from the and of Caithness eastward, and stretches for many stifles from the Sea-shore towards the Interior of the County. The Northern and Western Boundaries are sheltered by the lefty ;Mountains of the Morven and the Scarriben, to the summits of ' which the Property extends. From these Mountains, the Rivers of Langwell and Berridalle derive their source, and after passing through Valdes distinguished by the same names, they unite at Berrieekle Ins, within a few hundred yards of the Sea. Than Vallits afford Arable Land, Meadow, and excellent Past ure, while the Banks or Rising Grounds immediately edjaceee, are covered Ninth Natural Wood; beyond which are very exteodve tracks of Hill Pasture, of a twat excellent quality, where. from the *dean:Amens nature of the exposure, and the shelter of the Woods, tither' necessary, the Stock feed at all Seasons of the year with comfort and safety. ' The consitkrable improvements which have been made npon the Estate within the last en years, add greatly to those natural baseries for which it Is so justly celebrated, as well as to its in. Mule 'aloe. Two capital Sheep Farms, *toe sal with the Che. ehn bc- 4 , hen been established for many years ; and the stock 'Won thriven so well, as to rival even in the Southern Markets, of the same kind bred on the Borders. • ancient Mansion-house has fallen into :decay : bet the .fruition where Ifstood Is remarkably romantic and beautiful, healing over the riser Langwell, within less than a mile Gem the sea ' and surrounded by aisirg grounds covered with wood. A Garden with hot walls, &c. has been formed, with a view to the establithmeut of a residence on that part of the Zeo ''cite. An Inn, also Farm-houses and Ofgce-houses, have been meted on different paits of the Estate at consider able expence. GUESTONIAN - MEDIC:UIES..-OASE I& The Salmon Fishing, which at present yields a considerable rect o is li kely to be greatly increased at the expiration of the remit • Tit ME. ILatt aid a da sr s; 210. lit, e, Bolvu Groat gh, seath Bstrre w y u - k. steeet, ma 4llacl 4 m e2Lfelesu„s. , • lira DEAR .5111—When I contemplate OA the well There are likewise appearances of valuable Mines of lead and derful cure which your bdedicioes have performed on me, Copper en the Estate. A new Road, Thade uneer the authority I feel eta self desirous of having It •niaste public as passible: 8t the Pa:Ala:mastery Commissioners, passes from the south, In the year 1806 1 brike my leg tiro differitsit times In at , the Estate, in its course to the Royal Burgh of Wick s 4 01.00 same week, and It was so badly set as to oblige mete walked") ilk* renders the access to the south, and to the interior of ils my knee on a wooden leg • fer • Alt years, the Sr* thretta wig& telMery,leisy Metexpedltious. the situation affords a constant I tried several of the most eminent Staples to London, the Asit i asp* of sea as well as fresh-water PIA, and the greatest shuns of whom was Mr. Ashley C oo p er, until be iircitlonhckt - the bus ; &scoot Game of• various sorts, as Deer, Roe / the common as curable, which was in the yeat.llloo. I then begged of him to 1 well as the mountain Hare. Black Cock, Ptarrnigaa, Ge,use, cut off my leg ,• in answer is which he observed, that, atapatatiani P a rtridge, Plover. Snipe , and Woodcock. With alittle aitentlet , would be the death of me, _therefore be declined thh dperatksh. j Pheasants also might soon be reared in the greatest abet:dance, eurlorleT brother of a most dip-' the Covers being remarkably adapted for them. ' Ors the whole, . tr ln e t ss he n :e h ar ea L acti el s, e you ha ri ng rec he o vi ni nt ended , me to you : I attended go ; ; no property eau be more desirable to the Spurt:swan, the Plat.ter, my wooden leg, Wimp mykg measured oasts& tied three guar- . the Sheep Farmer, or the Agriculturist. tins less than the other—le war cold as ice, and had been so for I Tile Estate is Freehold, and affords a Qualification for Electing the lan five years . pr o ceeitbstantr this, 1 had no use lot mil or being Elected to Parliament tor the County . The feinds age wooden kg on the sesond-day. e sixth day I'finilly left off 1 valued, and the . Public and Palish Be:dens an . moderate. my enric h e s, being capable of walking wit h a stick. In *boat ! The Titk- Deeds, Rentalsokc. are do t be hands of lames Horne, three ths I was con:wt./gay tiered, and hate continued ever ; Esq. W. S. 17, Heetot4ow,Edmirerga, who has fel powers if Mr. lames Mall, the Oversee. at Langweil, will pout gag me na le rasure t° : ".i the . Lande and Bohndatles ; and those desirous of acquieilf is. since as w m el o i re an s d tran as ge upri tha gh n t m agi *: 1 1 / 4 -r I th w i ls. thi rt iog w o tt the same size as my other, for has it ever been told epee the tot mattnn are also requested to apply to Cavan John tleaderans i , takingrisr Pills. My of Amster, by 1 hero, the Factor upon the Esselte ; or so Aka, alirntgukrweeekage'fisawanelf kn g own Lotion ila ato nearlyat the people in•Heeley on Fraser, Esq. Lincoln's 17n. Thames, and to snore than a thousand eerie residing within a N.B. Intended Purchasers are requested to view rise Preps*, quarter of a mile from per bOhoeserhere IBTe ; and ha enured it during this Slimmer; as, if um rift viously d limed of by PrAtia r oan never be forgot by me so long es I ant capable's' retaliation ; Ber t ram, (of which immediate notice seen be given), It will he '.and am, dear Sir, your boodle - servant, exposed to Public Bale on W Cann* the 10th Novensive next, No. 54disid-lane. WILLIAtiI DOMAN - Os at Iwo o'clock, within the laoral Lathan* Corie-klttoon lidin, . oakia t i hi • flaillifr "MN • berg& Her CARCO ; zonsistirg of. for Expr.rtaticor, 2( i Hr e.hrad , E 1 1t H gslleads, French Red Wise; 11 Pa es very sup.lior Fr. nch Brand*. After wi u .n cx LARK, condemned ai 'dub 2 Cass, containing Silk Ribbons; • S Di;..), cont.:Ming Kikl Gloves. A Deposit of . i'vreity-five Pounds per Cent. will be requlred. , In Cash or Bank of England Notes at the time of b ale , a:,d the remainder before he delivery of . he Goods. For Inventories, Catalogues, and further hiformation, apply to Messrs. HAwittlll and Sone, ' Metcbants,.Plyrnouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, August 24, 181 J. TO BE LET FURNISHED, And entered upon E Michaelmas next, THURGARTON PRIORY, in the Connty of Nottingham? together with 45 Acres of remarkably rich Grass Land, in the centre of which the House is pleasantly situated, surrounded with Shrubberies laid out with taste. An excellent walled Garden and Grapery, &c. The House contains nn the ground floor a Dining •room SS feet by 34 feet, a Drawing. room and Study of good dimensions, over the Dining.roetn, a Breakfast-mom the same sine, excellent Bed-rooms, Dressing- Rooms. Ste. and good Offices, Stabling for twelve Horses, and Coach-douse. Thurgartoo Priory with good reeds 13 three miles from Southwell, a good market town, ten frotn Nottingham, and ten from Newark, 134 from London; In the centre of Mrs Chawath's Hunt, and within reach of the Melton, Belvoir, and Mr. Lumley Saviles Poshenods. The Tenant will have the Right of Sbuoting over an extensive Minor wed stocked with Game. Rya and fur:her Particulars to he learned of Messrs. Bickered and Spedttng, Lincoln's Inn-bids. London ; and et Wm. Smith, Esq. Southard; and him Brettle, Esq. Thurgarton. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, EDINBURGH, luxe 17, 1813. NOTICE is hereby given, to all concerned, that EDWARD BLUNT, of the Pariah of SL Mary, Isling ton, in the County of Middlesex, Clock-maker, husband of SU. SA N NAN BLUNT, formerly Widow of JOHN WHITBY, of Brick lanc,Old-street, London, and ARCHIBALD SWINTON, W. 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