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••••.- .~ K . 7"7"! • ',; :r , 'NTAIN, w-I LONDts Zlers goOd Beds, choice e Chargeq. :OAC HES, MAIL the Saracen's Head Ina, 1 , I 1. Ado . .' 1 :11 " ... ..,..., ....._ 6 ,. to. N i ..... ' : 410, P • ' 1 ~.%,...4„44./ .k . ..- . . • .. s 1, Dorchester, Fahnouht, Coach, every Morning at Inniton, Aandaster, Britt. nd Huntl ng d oal .ndEvenin g Qsaehes f ront Hull. ford, Stone, and Ltchfield; every Evening at Five ti's Head Inn, Dale-street . OUBEn 77951 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1812. rPRIOE SIXPENft-HALITENNT • 4 AUCIION MART; FOR THE WriT OF FNOLiAND, No la, PRIM:Lai-8 MEET, PLYMOUEH-DUCAL 'I liE greAt advasitAges which have arisen • the , A• Public, trout •hc fat:nation of AUC I lON M II ti London, Mittel, and ether Maces, have induce) the •- tor. e th e atiove-mentio.ted PrLanises, (Meters U • deo, and Smalej to establish a until.: luatiturion, fo• our venierce of 1 helVe.t of a:tight:o, under a confident expcinetion, that the Concert will no: be found uudassrviag . onutal petroune. IF_ TiDBATAS ROYAL, COVEN r. DARDEN. THIBIRESENT EVENING,FEBRUARY29, will he performed, JULIUS- CESAR. iglus Cr.ssr, Mr. EGER lON 'Arc Antony, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Brutus, Mr. KEMBLE; Cast4lus, Mr. YOUNG. c a lpburnia, Mrs. WESTON ; Porcia, Mrs. POWELL. To which will be added, a new Musical Farce, in two Acts, called FROST AND THAW. 'fi ts p r incipal Characters by Mr. SINCLAIR. Mr. EMERY, la LSTON, Mr. FARLI.Y, Mr. BLANCHA.RD ; Mrs. iISNOP, and Miss FERON. op Monday the Virgin of the Sun, with the New Pantomime. A T a most numerous ani respectabb .MEE'TING of the ELECTORS of BRISTOL, ri•sidetit in the Meiropoli., h , ll it the Crown ani Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. on hursiby, the 27th day of February, 11112, pur suant to public Advertisement, JOHN NOBLE, Esq. is the Chair, It was resolved—That Mr. BaiLtie having pu blicly signified his intenti - in to decline offering himself again to reprerent the City of Bristol in Parliament, it is expedient that the Electors should take int.. their immediate considera:lon who is a fir prr• son to succeed Mr. Baillier in the important trust which kr is about to relinquish. That the duties of a Representative in the Comtnont House of P.:rliament at all times involve the deare.t interests of English• men, but din the present eventful crisis of public affairs more than ever renders the character and ca;iacity of their Represent*. tiva an object of the last importance and solicitude to the !.lec tors of the Ucited Kingdom. That the conduct of SirSAMtyet. Rost ILLY In Parliament has evinced en uniform sod manly independence, an4l that he has all cceacons discharged his Senatorial duties with eminent ability and the most utildenzi.hed lategrity. That it peculiarly behoves great Cities and other populous Towns which Jett gate Member. to the House of Cummons, to vet a laudable exanirle 10 oiler parts of the Empire, by the pure and unbought Election of upright and able Men • and that in the choice of their itepresentalives it is of essentia fconstquence to reward with their approbation those distinguished persons whose rant conduct can furnish a pledge of future integrity, firmness and ability. • - Coricheq,dtrough Chippe r : f Afternoon;• arrive at M. lir Loudon Tavt rit, •1 tie .Ctnihra to Wells, Bridgt: atieklogdam, gets not ever ur insides only, and Foes rts• out. Poses through and l i ttrylitidge, to the loon. Not"withnstullog the , it is elow, (Ito h e the wit tyantte au the North koad ; by any other. s tern 'lO Can led or Letseh t Id Proprietors, Merchants, G en lit the I.sse, Tradesmen of every d e n o min at io n , Hou pert, Farmers, Graziers, Deal to in Co' tie, Pawnbrokers , and oils. r Persons, wh s may save (xenon either to SRL.L. Mit 1 It, or Pt/ItCHASE, In ail part of the WiVi of Eogltntl, ibey b., leave to recommend their spa:ioris, vied aired, and We Y.-lighted Rooms, as aimirably adapted IT thtse purpOws, (Property of every de.eription, With real and pergola!, will be there US. POSED OF by AUG I'ION, vritht-tit any other expands to the Owners, than that of paying the Auctionerr); and convenient places Will be set apart t. r the tecept on of Goods acid hi:avian.. dizes of every rp. ci •a, unit their Sale may be determined en, Inc which, the Proprietor. will give the num ample stcartry, and not expect any rt into cration, i. Monies will be readily advanced on Deposl s of Stock s Feral. we, Plate, Jewellei y, awl other convertible Property, by vra#' of temporary convenience, and in such cases; the greatete secret/ , may be relied on. NEW MUSIC. . • -- Kirbf-LottulAle, boitoe, Post Cuault e s, tvtry Afte, ji,t Published by Goulding, D'Alni sine, Putter, and Co. No 20, s o ko-sqatre, London; and No. 7, Wectinorland-street, Dublin. THE Overture, Songs, and Duets, in the favourite gand Mel,-Oratnatic Opera tsf the Virgin of the Sun, u Fe eformill erith great applause at the Theatre Royal, Covent omen, price Ins. 6d. ; likewise the Chntusses, Quintetts, • peke 7s. ticl. complete, pr'ce I us. ; Dtvertissement I urc, by Von hels, Ss. 6d. ; Ditto, as a Duet, 5a.; Lcscbgyle, a favourite Glee, by I. Mazzinghi, 2s. Gd.; I . hrough Groves sequestered. a much s ebefred Glee, composed by the Earl of Westmeath, price 2s. ; Rosa hears the Village Belle, and 1 saw the droop-lamented Maid, 3dapted to celebrated Iri-h Airs, by J. Monro, price rs. 6d ; My 4ary's Eye, a Ballad, by ditto, Is. 6d.; Le Cheval de Course, s favourite Divertimento, composed by A. Valentine, price I s. 6d. My love is breathing a prayer for me, a Ballad, for the Piano fore or Harp, price is. t-Green, A.nran, Dumfrleo Cumnoek, erpi Coach, aiity. e 3 new Coach, perform(/' every Morning at lialf-pLie ford, Tadcaoter, llacingtet, and /3er wick. Passen gers length of the journey, may proceed-on without any ad : Swan, Coney-strert, Yolk, • Scarborough, Whitby, and Attendance will be evon at the Rooms from Ten in the Morn. ing, until Eight in the Evehiug, and a separate Apar.ment he *Niro} riated for Gentlemen, who. Ins) , w4h to transact any privue business ' or 14 gociate barpins. BookA Register will be kept of ail Property offered, or in tend d to be offered for Sale, in the West of England, and the Proprietors will consider themselves exceedingly ildebted to all th lie, who may furnish them with a correct and early informs. tion on those points. That the Electors of tristol resident in London do warmly co operate with their fellow Electors of the City of Bristol, in sup portinrEir bamuel tiomilly, as a fit person to be chosen on the next vacancy to represent them in Parliament, by whose elccion the present Meeting are deeply convinced the Electors would conduce to their own honour, promote their best interests, and give a valuable stimulus to exertion and integrity in pubic men. That, devrly inn res ed with the importance of the object of this Meeting, we will individually exert ourselves by every means in our power to secure the electiofl of Sit Samuel Itomilly. The tnanki r.f the Meeting were then voted to the Chairman. new Post Coach, every pi-ice of rezittering will be One Shilling, and fur thn same sum the resister may be referred to. Plymouth-Duck, Feb. 17. JOHN SMALE, Malcom. haven Post Coach, goes via ay. Passes through Provgb, Cittrricit, Bsrutighbrit'a nd Grantham (the mans vrry Moentng, and perfpraa ty. t.'aosengras deithail lave the peculiar advautage Coach. new eust Coach, Daily. OoacIt„ to buatierlaea, Font - luaidra•enly, every, uncdecr, V rantbaln, apt El Yawn, new Coach, ewer, erland. mgieton Newcastle, Wawal t very Af ternoon.—Guard e d. grid Shifinal Post-Coach. the t Five o'Clack.—Guardnd. ost Coach, called the itockirg r, Romney, Lyndhurst, I.r• 1, Fordinghttidge, NVimborn, Gueilisey Waggons, it• Coach, with a Guard, tett :irmil.ghant next day at Nona. pst;.l:e, to the Saracen's Ikeda Morn, and Donewer Pot hick, to the Bull and Sun kn. Alresford, and Aka Calm ccommodation Colds, !Morn-1 ;ht Coach, Mornings, at S— itu!, and linden. tockton Coach, every Mon. Co. rePpectfully acquaint their will not be acconstable far any has Five Founds Value, if tag hand raid for accordingly, u , Lon PPINESS. the foundatitin of Sal; disturbed through the ?Mks se precautions which would so rest domestic blessing. Potpie shrine of wedlock; but w►en ,y disease, or debilitated by' r age, a renovation of stabiliq udispensibly requisite to win t numinuite the system. Fa Fe essentially to destroy Hynto elite consequence of unguartid ation which induced liewi rent)? years, to direct thew MI tristmentanti cure of the Vi rising therefrom ; as also to the ced by the destructive habit eh brings an the-se slistressig E event or embitter the Maus Kilt of their plan, gives the ravages of these caniplalosy the catalogue of bantam intl. who has indulged in this solo ink Pt dessional men of thy :sews. CURRIE and Co. chi, ity, as well as the Withmonn tg the core of these complaisti vice; but sensible as ail met h calantitteo, they offer thei , ilembers of the Royal Colletss dinburgh., Slight and retard, radically cured In tho most obstinate duratioo,l l 4 - - - _ ires, paints of the bouts, glee% cured. Several Noblemen and ity have been under the can 4 mural of cnniptaints of the ure. ceived a radical and permanent be made to them as satilferan/ 'iv of Messrs. Cutrie and ms's le gentlemen had strictures from hr care of Messrs. Home, Ha, ual eminence, vdio attemplef e lunar caustic, without nice wed the following kW. fra from gentlemen returning them and andvigoroue health. It* e son of a Noble Ear!, wits Ii td painful Malady for ten yeant Iti/Cfal surgeons of profession led him permanent relief; to tment adopted and pursued bf red a iadical cute in the WO 07, Hatton.Guam. re lit`cossmunicating to Doetie con4e lent of his-bealth, is vtioo' neat of Stri ctu res in the tlrithm for many years enjoyed So Sect ; and he enterianis ;so dash * Is skill and attention, s perfee d co mplaint. Ao Nit 0 iers treetrd t he sompait, hi be al and a just comparistn, ttPlf Currie which Ire senrablypglir wilting te, acitcmw:edi e, re consulted by pativnts of eittlig aid honour, st their ouse, re oust tie post IN BRIDGX • ro - m okozaw ...." ...... 52 =loath , ininuttio .2t, Kest, Picket.flsa,ao 0 itile-0d22, Tabliont. . , - Jost published, price 3s. sewed, Dedicated to the Bunn SOCIETY. ACHART OF TEN NUMERALS IN TWO HUNDRED TONGUES, with a DES CR IP TIVE ESSAY; Istruttd from No. VII. and VIII of the CLASSICAL JOUR NAL. To which is added a Ler reit to the Author on the use edit, fromJoeN Hi t, Esq. of Hu Lt.. By the Rev. R. PATRICK, Vier of sculeoates, Hull. Sold by Sberwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and all other Booksellers. This day were published, price Ss. 6d. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sees; including Remarks on the Theory of Generation, the nature of Onanism, Seminal Weakness, noctur nal Emission, Gleets, and Tt.bes Dorsalis. By C A TON, Surgeon, Late of the united Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, N 0.20, Paternoster row, London. This day were published, en Ben. price 5s sewed, AGRICULTURAL MEMOIRS ; or, History of thi; Disliley Sptens. In Answer to Sir John Saunders :aright, Bart. M.P. By JOHN HUNT, Author of Historical Surgery, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrn and Brown, Pater tester-row; and H. Barnett, Nottingham. MRS. OPIE'S NEW NOVEL. On Monday, the 16th of March, will he published, In Three-Volumes, 12mo. TEMPER ; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A Tolle. By MRS. OPIE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, PAter. sato row. Of whom may he bad, by the same Author, 1. Ad'line Mowbray, a Tale, in 3 vols. 12mo. 13s. 6d. beards. 1. Pallier and Daughter, a Tale, ea. ed. boards. 3. Simple Tales, 4 vols. 12mo El 15. be4rds. 4. Poems, 2 vol'. foolscap Svc. 12+ boards. LAW OF EXTENTS. 'rib slay was published, in 81r1`. price Bs. 6.1. in boards, A REPORT of the CASE of the KING aglinst 8188, and Others, Assignees of eastelt and Powell, Bank- VI On an extent; with Explanarory Notts, and an Appendix ONO eases and Records in Extents, svWch have not been illieipsint ed. , By T. B. HUGHES, Barrister-at-Law, E , q. Of the Middle Temple. Locdor : Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for I. Ent. trtworth, Fleet-street. Oa the 10th of March will be pnblished, in Quarto, wi:11 Twenty Plate* AN ESSAY on the FORM ATION , ATION Nof GAR DENS, PARKS and PLEASURE GROUNDS, eon. tiring of Designs for. Flower Gardens, I'arterres, Shrubberies, ClOta, Wood,, walks , &c. &c. arranged in various styles of PVI A L F./LULUS/II:INT including improved Plans for Kit then-Carden,, Green-liouses,‘Conservatorie , Stove!, tke. &C. i ll:mated by 20 Plates ; containing numerous Designs for laying oat Orlando, adapted to Win of moderate size, and Garden Kits, from one Perch to lun Acres in extent. London: Printed for J. !larding, 9s, St. Jameo's-street. WING OUT FARMS AND FAR M-BUILBINGS. Dedicatni (by permission) to the Prince Regent. Bettie 10th of Mart's will be :published, in one Volume, Im perial ato. illustrated with Forty Plates, D ESIGNS for LAYING OUT FARMS and PARM-BUILDINGS in the Scotch Style; adapted to bthad; including an Account of the Introduction of the Ber- Illektitire Husbandry into Oxforchhfre and Middlesex, and Ob sessions tin the General Importance of this System to the lm. Itortioest of Landed Property in England. By I. C. LOUDON. Publis l Td for 3. Ilarding, St. James'w-ereet. WAR IN THE PENINSULA. Otifedneolay, Tlarch 1 1, will be published, in /Ivo. with a Map of the Seat of War, price Bs. in boards, NARRATIVE OF THE PRINCIPAL YVENTS of the CAMPAIGNS of 1809, 1810, and 1811, IN SPAIN and PORTUGAL; interspersed with Remarks on Land Scenery and Manners. In a Series of Letters. By CAPTAiN WILLIAM STOTHERT, Adjutant . , '1 bird Ottards. • Mated for P. Mat tin (Ire of the Firm of Cuthell and Mir -2loloraer of Orchard-street, Oxford-street. hut publishes!, in 3 vols. (Pro. price Xi lOs.boards, •A CO MPA R ATIvE DISPLAY of the Different tt i O e Pittio , respectlt.4 the FRENCH REVOLUTION; e= - w' tte Works the late- MP Burke, Mr. Fox, Lord L Sir J. Mackintosh, Rev. H. Marsh, &c. &c. To which ▪ Wed s Review of the Whole. " I will hear Brutus 'speak— ' I will hear Cassius, and compare their reasons r SIIAKSPEARE. in k 1116 iid ate or d all Booksellers. for T. L e ge i fi e to rs r . , lilitary Library, Whitehall ; and may GENERAL CRAUFURD. On the lit of March will i,te published, price Ys. lid. ADETAILED MEMOIR of the Life of Major- General CRAUFURD, which will be contained in the ,uY C ollhronicle of March. The other Contents of this Nurn eas nirs I st, A Portrait and Biography of Major-Ge .44 Mackenzie Frazer. 2d, History of the CampaignAn Porto "I, Wag the only connected Narrative of the Military Proceed -1,1 that has been publi.hed. 3d, A great variety of Military Z t r f.t,spondence. 4th, Journals front the Seat of War, Gazettes length, &c. The former Numbers of the Military Chro- Z"..e 2 ay be had at t h e O ff i ce, pr i ce e s . ed. each. They contain " 4 uses and Portraits of all the eminent Generals of the day. Printed for J. Dan, Else:-street s Stran4, London. SOUTHWARK BRIDGE. TSUBCRIBERS to this Undertaking are re- A. quested to apply at the Office of the Company, No. 31, Cheapside, for the CERTIFICATES of their SHARES, and to bring with them the Receipts for their Deposits. The Subscrip tion being considerable, the Directors are in readiness to begin the works, but it is 01,4. determination not to enter upon any expensive operations until the whole amount of the estimate for building the Bridge be subscribed. Persons desirous of becoming Subscribers are requeoLed to apply to the Secretary, at the Com pany's Office, No. 31, theapside; or to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and smiths, Mansion-House-street; Messrs. Ramsbottoms and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Marsh and Co. Berners-street ; or Messrs. Davison and Co. PaU-MaIL By Order of the Directors, W. H. WYATT, Secretary. - - Southwark Bridge Office, 31, Cheapside. LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, 1812. SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN Lately lost In 14,1 Majesty's 4:l,ps Si. GEORGE, of 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 116 guns. The Committee chosen for the Management of this Subscrip tion, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and mag nitude of' the calamity requiring relief, beg to state, that the number of lives lost in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2300, an I much exceeds the number of those in either of the great Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. Subscriptions received at the Bar of this House; at Messrs. Hcre's, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Barclay, '1 nton, Bevan, and Co. the Hon. Simon Frazer, Petting, and Co. Messrs. Smith, Payne, , and Smiths; Messrs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and Co. and all the other Bankers in London. Subscriptions already advertised £1574 lci. John Tunno, Esq. 10 10 The Countess of Wet - - Bishop of Durham tli 0 I lington - 20 0 David Pike Watts,'Esq. 10 10 I James Burn, Esq. 5 0 Admiral Young 20 0 Brant and De Lanney 10 10 Admiral Lord Radctock 5 5 John Davidson, Esq. 3 3 Sir'l homas Saumarez 5 5 1 Jesse Russell, Esq. 10 10 Richard Saumarez, Esq 3 5 I Robert Jones, :Wardell, Nicholas Saumarez, Esq. 3 5 and Co. 10 10 From Capt. Pipon, Oifi- Usborne, Benson, Ro cers and Crew of H. berts, and Cochran 21 0 M. S.Daphne, 28 guns W. A. Standert, Esq. 5 0 per Sir J. Saumarez £5O 6d. John Hambrough, Esq. 10 10 Subscriptionsit Oxford, Wm. J. Coltman, Esq. 5 5 per Sir Jas. Saumarez 13 13 Thomas Dickasun, Esq. Wm. Lingham and Son 1 0 10 Enfie l d 10 10 Jas. Diek, Esq. Rochester 5 0 Thos. Dickaton and Co. 10 10 Goode and Clarke 5 5 S. Williams. Esq. 10 10 Ignatius Palyart, Esq. .5 5 The Right Pion.peorge Wm. Vaughan, Esq. 10 10 Rose, M.P. 10 10 Countess of Normanton 5 0 Lieut.-General Charles Lady Oliva B. Sparrow 5 0 Crauford, M.P. 5• 5 At chibald Cochran 21 0 Harman and Co. 10 10 John le miler, Esq. Rosehill2l 0 George Galbraith, R.N. 2 9 Nich.W. Ridley Colborne, The Proprietors of the E.sq. 10 1111 Observer S S John Crossett Pelham, Samuel Virgin, Esq. 5 0 Esq. 10 10 Thomas Hutchon, Esq. 5 5 Joseph Wartnaby, Esq. 55 I John Curteis, Esq. 10 110 John Quantock, Esq. John Atkins, Esq. Ald. 10 10 Chichester 5 5 The Bishop of Carlisle, Wilson, Agassie and Co. 10 10 per:Adm.l.ordßadstock 5 0 Whitshed h eene,Esi M.P. , And. B.Drummond, Esq. 10 10 per Admiral Lord Rad- John Dntinmood, Esq. 10 10 0 10 stoclc 10 10 Chas. Drummond, Esq. Officer', Non-Conurils- Henry Drummand,Esq. 10 10 s toned Officers, and Robert Hunter. Esq. 5 0 Privates of the Corps J. Hill, Sheerness-Dock 9 0 of River Feneibles, by Earl of Galloway 10 10 Captain Lucas 59 10 Thomas Wintry, Esq. Company of Lightermen Chealltint 10` 0 and Waterrnen,by.do. 21 0 M. J. Stanway, R. N. .5 0 The Right Hon. Lord D. Maud and Collyer 2 2 Duns:anville - 10 0 Edward Kerrick, Esq. 1 a Lieut. W. C-, R. N. 1 0 James R. Hcdßhan, Esq. 1 1 A Family of Young Folks, Moses Philip Levi 1 t • Kensington - 1 1 Capt. Lysaght, R. N. s 5 Vice-Admiral Harvey 25 0 Toddy Mitchell, & Co. 90 0 Richard Till, Esq. 1 0 David Carruthers & Co. 10' 0 Francis Creswell, Esq. 3 5 Henry Child, Esq.. 1 1 Si r Charles Brisbane, the The Governor and Com- G o v e rnor of St. Yin- pony of the Bank of sent's , - 10 0 England, pet John 91 0 Pearse, Esq. ItiO 0 George Oar' 141, Esq. )1. SiGeorr•iard, Lomb. FERGUS() N, Secretary. NOTICE 'l'o CREDITORS. 1 --HE CREDITORS havirg Claims upon the Estate of WILLIAM HARDY and ROBER GAR DINER, of Cbeapside, Merchants, are requested to send to me the Particulars of their demands, together with the Securities which they hold, in order that the 3,ime may be examined and the depositions prepared at my Office, which cannot be done without much iccoovrnience and loss of time at the Public BENJAMIN NINO, Solicitor to the Com m/51ton, 32, Throgniorton-street. CAPITAL CHARIOT, late the property of a Gentleman, deceased, to he SOLD by order of his Execu tors. The u hole painted yellow and black, with Barouche Seat on Nutcracker Springs, is in condition St for a journey of any extent, the carnage part. wheels, and Braces, being new bct a few weeks, and is to be Sold considerably under its value in or der to insure an immediate disposal, at the Red Hart Stables, Fetter-lane. 'I'RUSI.E.R'S DOMiiSTIC INSTRUCTION. 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NMIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Original Manufactory, No. 162, Strand, opposite Newcastle street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCII.S, whose superior excellence has been for more than fifty years universally acknowledged ; and Pencils fur drawing in colours, of a late invention. To dust nguier his Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only Middleton, is nor charged to N. Middleton, and the direction, No. 162, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive assortment of Pocket-books and hread-cases, di gantly mounted in gold, silver, and plain. The Polite and Royal Reposljories, Atlas, &c. and all the different sorts of Almanacks. A complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentles men's Pocket Commodes, containing every article for shaving and dressing; portable Writing and Dressing-desks and Boxes, in mahogahy. satin-wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra fine cut, large !ins, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of stationary ; portable and Counting-house Letter-copying Ma chines. hese machines, by which writing may be espeditioudy and clearly copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the Ittmost perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk ; some so small as to be of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a size and form to answer the pur poses of a complete Secretalre. A large assortment of risers, and all kinds et line cutlery. PUBLIC NOTICE. Reigate, February 6, 1212. MR. RYMt R having retived many Letters from Persons labouring under PARALYTIC AI/ ILCTION S, kanowledging the great benefit they receive from the following Medicine, and that they cannot de without it: that it is not to be had in some places,'"ne‘d-in other lu purity is doubtful ; and, that its price bears heavily upon them, &c. Mr. Ryls ER hereby gives notice to alt such sufferers that he Will grant them a liberal allowance upon their respective orders and inclosuret. BY ■IB MAJESTY'S ROYAL LITTERS ?ATRNT, Granted unto James Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Inventor and Preparer of the Cardiac and Nervous TinctOre. CASE IV. To Doeter RTM tlt, Stn.—l have been troubled for a long time with a very relaxed State of Body, Less of Appetite, Lowness of Spirits, Nervous Trembling', and Numbness of Hands, owing to a Fit of Palsy. After various skilful means being tried without success, I had re course to your CARDIAC and NERVO u 9 TINCTURE; which happily has had the desired effect, and restored me to perfect health. In justice, therefore, to your Medicine, I shall think my self much obliged if you will snake the above truth known. I am, Sir, Esc. JAMES smrrH, Whetstone, April 17, 1111. Baker,stWhetstone, Middlesex This Medicine may be bad genuine at Mr. Morgan's, No. 41, West Smithfield; and r whoiessle, of Messrs. Dicey and Co. No. 40. Bow Church-yard, London ; and, retail, of every Vender of their Medicines in the principal Towns, in bottle' at Ss. • VALUABLE and bnprovab fATES in HAMISHME. To be SOLD by AUCT ON, by FRANCIS ALLLN, At the Bush Inn, Farnham, Surre), on Thursday, the 19u, day of March, 1112, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, Orden sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given), Lot 1. A LL that Desirable FARM HOUSE tnil 1 FARM; called Tatnasson's ?AMC containing 6P Acres, more or less, with convenient Barns, Stables, and of her Outbuildings, situate at Swanthorpe, in Crondall, a n d in Longs Sutton, limits, in tl e occupa ion of Mr. James Yal.'er ' under Lease, which will expire at Michaerna , , 1514. The, t Premises are Copyhold of inheritance, held under the Manor of CrondalL Small fine certain, and small quit rents. A!so, All that Cop)hold Cottage, and about an Acre of Land, called Traverses, held of the said Manor. Small fine certain ; also let to said James Yalden, under the same lease. Lot Y. All that FILEEH6I.I) MES+UAQE and Buildings, called Hots Housg, In the parish of 04ithant, ad/titling Horse. dean Common, and four Acres of Laud, more or less, thereto belonging ; and also all that Copyhold Farm House, Outbuildings, Farm and bands, conta'ning 208 Acres, more or less, called Swanthorpe Farm; let to Mr. lames Yalden, on lease, whit& will expire at hlichaelmas, 1814. Small fine certain, mid mad quit rents.. For further Partiesltrs apply to Mr. Clement. Solicitor.. at Alton or Farnham ; and also to the Auctiourer, at Farnham—. Mr. Yalden, the Tenant, will thew the Premises. IDK CQUGHS, HOARSENESS, &e. 'I'HE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGIi'S I.OZLNGES of FOLU, after fißy years' trial, proves their superiority as themost pkwentand effectual moody for stieoisgie d boarsenesses, sore throats; and dellitaions on thalweg% healing the rawneu and soreness ti the breast, and affording reibi in *wet ness of be Loth, asthmatic and consumptive complaints. The ge• nuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, an others are counterfeits.—They are prepared and s..ki by R. Hayward, (suc cessor to T. Green ugh. the inventor) ; and sold, by his appoun merit, by Newbury and Sans, St. Paul's Churcb.yard ; Dicey and Suttbn, Bow Church yard; Bayley aed Mew, Cockmar-steiset I Ni l , Royal Exchange; Ward, 314, Holborn ; Clarke, 26ff, Pes moth ; Sanger, ISO, Oxiord-struet ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet Mar ket ; Blake, Sti, l'iccal Ily ; Vale, Cornhin ; and Venders GIG*. nuine Medicines—Price is. 144. each box. LIGNIJM'S PILLS.—For the infallible cure of all degrees of a violent disorder. One small PiU is a doge, and the taking of one box. In a recast ease, wib entwine • the pa. tient of its speedy recovery. Nothing can be better coliu.v.d, more safe and convenient than th'it remedy, la totally eradica i•; every symptom of this destructive matey by era or land, as it needs no confinement, restraint of diet. or hinderance of btnharea. A trial of his noble medicine will soon sJuod fa due praise. With each box Is given a copious direction, trove which the purchasers will be enabled to Judge pruperly of their own cases, and to in at them as may be requisite, without further medical aaii.taince, with secrecy and safety. This Pills may be had wholesale and retail at Bird Lipner/8 i No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester, at 2s. 9d. the box ; sold also by I. EVII3/ sod Sun, 4 2, Lont hne, West Smithfield ; Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yarJ; butler, 4s areapside ; Newbety and Sons, 45,1nd Shawaud Edwards, 66,5 t. Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and ons, 95.1.1ett market; Weston and. Co. ut ',Strand; Sanger, 150, Ozturi-street; Bolton, Royal Er chants ; 47, Minories ; and most Medicine Venders. DISEASES OF '1 HE URE FHRA.; MR. DUFOUR, sole Proprietor of Daraes cek !rated medicated BOUGIES, having confined his tweaks (or more than 20 year* to the care of Strictures, Obstructions,- Debility, Gonorrhoea, and every other disease of the amino, 1110: tern !Mutat that extensive practice, joined to the Wildness of the remedies he employ. exclusively, viable. him te offer a safe pee manent cure, nut subject to the danger and isafiktacy attecidint 'the use of Caustic or common Bougie,. Petvies In the country, stating their ea4e ful y in a letter, iiscloeist.a one or a twe plead bank-note, will have proper medicines sent to the amount. For the various symptoms, method of sure, Bcc. see Mr. Du four's Praetkal Treatise en the DiSsases of the Urethra, &C. price 1 1 51. the 7th etibion; to be bad of the liaeirdellets, se the Author's house, 54, Frith-street, soh° ; and Gut. bt Curtis, PatemestPr-row CHING'S PA► k.N WORM LuZt.Ntaa. V ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chi!. dren's Diseases.—Their syroptums every patent medium , dim of cMldren should be acqtrainted with. They octinfoh toed of appetite, • paleness of the colour of the face, candid= end irregular state of the bowels, attended af t er with violent pans they bring on conversions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. as a preventative au! cure of these Marrulog tempi:Mt., the dame eveellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the tettimoity of tbd ' highest characters in this country, both In tank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public app ro ba t i on 80 the Proprietor,, from a personal knowledge of Its wet dune) ineceed In their own families, stamps its merit beydnd competidoo, ea& gives' a sanction to Itr of . which no other Mediekie of the Mid can boast. Parents and others, wilts have the care of &ideally should have this reined, are family Medicine to risen to, Whelk ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any Mat dlterderede which it will **aye be found to nuleve. Sold, wholesale amid retail, at Ching and Butler's; No. Chimp aide, Londe* gWO and Below, Portsmouth ; lone. , Weattuk Allmot, and Mallory, Portals; Han and Johnston Govan e Colwan and /mob, Sheerness f Peet and kola, aatdr Turarty Hull ; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, mead Gilbert, Plytawdelig Knott and Liryili and Swinney auld 00. Birismonno Billiagp' and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lphelli, Mastabasearg Tre*man, Easter ; Smith, M • Relildn, lidott, sad Sail: ter, Edinburgh; Batter and M' • Skidtow BOP' sob Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Os. LA** ter • Edwards and/Maly, Live:Vont; alsel nine by shoskessatagf ineilicisio venders, be Wes. at tht.-ed, and./K firmer . ORDNANCE OFFICE, Fe3rwary 14, 11412• THE PAINCIPAL OFFICERS' cf HIS Mil- JESTra ORDNANCE, do liere6y give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-MO!, on or before Monday, the 2d 'lay of Morels next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the raising of RIVER BAL LAST, by means 'of a Steam Engine, for the service of the Royal Engineer Department at Woolwich, and for the term of two year, at per ton. lite Ballast must consist of gravel, procured iron the River, near the Royal Arsenal, and be delivered into Ordnance Barges, alongside the Engine. 1 daily supply rot red will be from 300 to 600 tons, and the Steam-Engine must commence working within three weeks from the dace of the Proposal being accepted. Further particulars may be known at the Secretary s OfEce in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must b.- delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for River Ballast ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of March, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same' day; neither win any Tender be noticed un less the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNAN:.c Fó. 19, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE, a heredy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pail-Mall, on or before Wedneday, the 11th day of March next, from such persons as may be wiUing to undertake the supply of 100,e00 OAK SPOKES, 5000 PICK AXE HELVES, and 50,000 fret superficial of 1 inch well seasoned ELM BOARD, for the service of the Royal Carriage Department, and of the Royal Laboratory, at Woolwich, where Patterns of the Articles may be viewed. The Oak Spokes are to be delivered on or before March Quarter, 1813, and the Pick Axe Helves and Elm Board immediately. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Oak Spokes, &c. ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th March, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall vend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.