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;Ti i • n- • - • • .• ..„ N rim mut P 254. ,r r. LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY. • • ; AT THE 114141:11.ESEX HAgPJ I'AL. • DR. ME 11 RIM AN, Physician-Acconcheur to alit above Hospital and ttie Wp,trninstrr Genrral Oispen-ari rill recommence his COURSE of I .EO'IIIR.E9 or Minwt; 'ERY and the DI&EASEs or WOMEN. and-CHILDREN on Tama WAY, A hirust 19, a. Half-past Tea S'Cloe,L Particulars may-be obtained at Or. Marsimaseis-batias. No 24, Half Moon-street. Piccadilly; and of Mr. Ctayton, Apothecary to the Middle.ex Hospital, ; • • MONEY IMMEDIATELY. No. 2, Duke-street, Adelpbi. THE. CONDUCTORS of this Office can mand any ium of . Money, and are in the habit of making advances upon every description of security, a ith promp-nein and Liberality.—Attendance from ten till nve.—Lettors must be paid. - - BNSCOM B's Only and Lucky Office, is at go. 1, Holborn Bars, the corner of IVltddle-it ow. where was sold in lair Lottery, No. 8325, the Grand Prize of £.96,200, in ileven Shares ; and in the last Six Muntbs, Six Capital Prizes, In Eighty-nine Shares. The New I rptrery, to he drawn the 17th and 26th next =oath (SEP t EMBER) embraces the following advantages in favour of the Public, viz. There ,are 4 Wan of se 0,000, and fto,oor►, 31 of .L'.ooo and 5'.500, with a ,very great proportion of d:Wci, rie, &e. &c. the lowest prizes are 220; the fit et 1000 Blanks drawn will be £2O each; the Arst•drawn Prize above £2O on the . first day, will be entitled to 2.0,000, in addition to what it may Le drawn i und the first-drawn on the 2d day, in like man• ref, will be erilitled to tego,ooo. Tickets and Shares for this eztraord'oury beneficial Lottery, which contains only 12,000 Tickets, are on Sale at the truly fortunate Office, Na,,i, Holborn HEALE MANSION AND MANOR, WILTS, Four Miles from Salisbury, • To be LET immediately, for Seven Years, Voidable by either Party at the end of any Year after the first three Years; CONSISTING of an Entrance . Halle and Vesti bule; a Dining-parlour, 30-feet by 20; Breakfast-room, so feet by 16, and a Library of the same dimensions, on the ground floor; an elegant Draiving-roont, 30 feet by 20, and ano ther Room o f the like dimensions; four large Bed-rooms, with Pressang-tootias and Closets, on the first floor;. and ten Bed rooms in the attics; with appropriate Offices of every drat iption; stabluig (or 12 Horses, double Coach-house, Pleasure-gruunds, Fisk-ponds, and Fishery in the Avon ; with lc% Meadow, Pas ture, and Arabli Land, surrounding the House, containing 41 acres, s ro-ds, 14 perches, with the-Deputation of the Manor. Apply to Messrs. Richardson and Corfield, 7, Lincoln's-inn Fields, London; or to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, fiallshury. HARVI SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. THE above admired Article continues to be pre• pared only at I.AZENEY's Warehouse, No. I, Edward street, Portm.m-square, and is respectfully recommended to the Nobllll and Gentry as a most excellent Sauce tor all kinds of Fish; it is particularly eicellent with Game, Steaks, cold Meat, Ste. Tot revert, imposition, none can possibly be gettable boles the label on each bold.. is signed by me, ELIZAIItTIi LAZZMIT. N. B. E. I. talc. s this opportunity to recommend her geunine Essence of Anchovies, tine Salad 011, French Olives, which, with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had fur family use and exportation. SODA WATER, MADE BY THE AERATED SODA I'o WDEir S. THIS Preparation will he riond extremely useful and convenient to all persons whose situation residers the conveyance of -oda Waver Inconvenient or expengive; it is por table for tin. pocket, ai.d unchangeable in any climate. Pre pare! and sold by Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, Haymsrket, Lortsion; sold also by Fade, Se. Cornivil; Sanger, 150. Oxiord- Street ; and others throughout the United Kingdom, in bases for ene dozen, at Ys. 90i. rash. FAMILY UR EWING. tine: Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully Inform the Aobitity, Gentry, and the Public, that in eonsoisence of the Fire. in Skinner-street they have removed to thew "%lases, No riS, (rear the darmarket) Piccadilly; where hey hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral pa.rotiage they have hitherto experienced. 1 his Machine combines the Fire place, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'fun, in one Utensil; which is compact, dutuble, and convenient, and worked by a method stniple and certain in its operation. • The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small Families, or the most extensive establishments. N. R. and Co. have the pNaluire of saying, they have mnA re spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had eaperienee of the utility of the invention. Sold by eho Patentee% No. 295, Piccadilly, London; and No. 10, V. inn-.erne;, Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing ironmo: 61. r. in the United Kingdom. N. R. and Co..lsrew in the Machine for public inspection, ever,: . ue.day,in London and Bristol. NEW PROCESS, For keeping PROW 'IONS perfectly MESH with an their origilial C:7ottr and nutritious qualities, fur a considerable length of time and in any Climate. 91.11-1 E obvious wivantages of these PROVISIONS are, First, That they entirely supt merle the necessity of taking our Lave Sroca to Sta,which, exclusive of its own incumbrance, must he attended with that of its provender and fresh water. Much room, tniulde, and expence wiil be saved, besides the loss sustained by bad weather, diseases, and wasting. Secondly, That being ready dressed, they mar be eaten cold, or if preferred, heated in a few minutes, by wh:ch fuel will Ise saved, acd the difficulty of cooking at sea in ba ! weather, ren dered of Mile importance. 1 y are well ea'culated for all ex peditions of boat's crews, landing par; ies, &e. &c. and Thirdly,. The sa/utary sleet which even an occasional supply of fresh Provisions- must have on the Navy and Army, particu larly in contributing most essentially to the restoration of the I . taltit and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually swing to the State the valuable livis of many of our Sailors and Soldiers. Meats of all kind: in cases of I lbs. to 10 lbs. each. • Milk, and soups, in quart and pint bottles. Orders ezecuted on the shortest notice for present money. Apply to the Patentees, Meters. bonkin, Hall, and Gamble, at the Factory, Fort Place, gennondeey, Socthwark ; or to Mr. I. Brandon, at the Office, No. 30, Lombard-street, London. CAUTION AT THE PRESENT SEASON. (BY THE KING'S PATENT.) DR. SIBLY's REANIMATING SOLAR TINCTURE, is particularly recommended during the present var!ed seasons of !feat and Cold. It is a preventative of Fevers ' a strengthener of the System, a n d a general preserver of Health. Its effects in decayed Constitutious, whether brought on by juvenile indiscre tons or other means, at self-evident; and thp many cases in which it has wonderfully suceeeded, wherse.r it has been administered, are certainly recommendatory proufs of its value. .1 he Solar Tincture is sold, Wholesale and Retail, in bottles at 6s. 73.611. and lis. each, duty included, at the Warehouse, No, 6, Albion-street, Blackfriars.road; and retail by most Ven ders in the Kingdom. Where may be had, Dr. SIBLY's LUNAR TINCTURE, Particularly adapted fur complaints incident to the Female Sex, at 10s. 6d.each bottle.—Also, Dr. Statr's, MaDICAL MIRROR, treating of the origin of Disease, and its Cure; illustrated with 1 5 beautiful Copper Plates, price only is. 6d. in boards. N.B. Every Bottle of the Genuine Medicine Is signed C, Saffell, wringta oil the outside wrapper. • , Yl; 1!.! , /,•1 ; • f; 'zf ~~' , i a., .. ~: ,r. 7 •... ~ _ .. . 4 • 4. 44 , • -------- \ - - ' s -- . l ^ - i t it N' V '•s4. • • * 'dp ' 1. Kti-7. 4 '"gt • . 7' ~---- . ' S I. ' !,'f i .. • -%.*: ~7, 4 ~...4 •..4r) • / • 4 . . ''..- ~, -4 ' * S IP • _ . .. WEDNISD , Isls. 11 0 1%.Z. ON UNIVERSAL RESTITUTION. A T a GENERAL MEETING ..of t a w. P . QM; MY, D • "Thai Weer publiShed„ in dvo. pricens. boards, MIrl'EE of SHIP-OWNERS, for the ?Oat Uf 4.10f1r• UM RiBES.jr -IJNIVER3AL RESTITUI DON, held the 10th day of August, 1853, t. TION, dvintered to the, siogiety of Pro;estans Dissenters I CHRISTOPHER NOCKELLS, Esq. in the Chair hs;Liribli Mehilßeinibi: BY JOHN Pit TOR ES . II.IN, 1.1.. D. - The Secretary presented to the Committee the Act of Pm*- Ptintsithisytongroan, Hurst. Rees, Onne. and Brawn, Pater. . went recently passed to limit the revolts:Nifty of Ship-Owns:Ca rinater-rove, London p B Barry, and W Sheppard. Bs istol. - I Resolved Unanimously , That the Thanks of this Committee NAVAL PIS. • be presented to the Right Hon. GRORCZ Rosa and Rica/nest This day wan published, in Super Royal 4to. elegantly printed, WHARTON, Esq. for having bmught into Parliament the Bill to price Oee Guineas in boards. ' limit the reipon,th . ility of Ship-Owners, and for their great attea- AVA L POEVIS, 'viz.—PLEASURES of the Lio n to the various proceedings thereon. 4.1 NAVAL. LIFE, in three Otani., and the BATTLE of Resolved l/nanimously, That the Thanks of this Committee ' I RAFALGAR.—(Dedicated by permission to Joum Wls.son be presented to th e Right Hon. the Earl of CtaneARTY, Presi , .• Cita: Le, Esq.)--By 'THOMAS I)OWNEY, R.N. dent of the Board of Trade, the Right Hon. the Earl Bathurst. printed far C. Cradork and W. Joy, SS, Paternoster-row. 1 the Right Hon. the Earl of Lomb*, the Right Hon. the Earl W'.ere may be had, jest paldished, price Ss. Percy, the Right Hon. the Earl of Lenderdale, the Right Hoo t The Sim N NOM en and the Cisasn,ana, s !'Dean. Lornsifiscount Sidsnouth, the Right lion. I.erd Eldon, the Right ..ms..••••••••••• Hon. Lord Reclesdale, die Right Hon. Lord Sheffield, and tbiel other Peers of Parliament, who honoured the Shipping interenu with their countenance 7nd support on this important occasion. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Committee be presented to the Right Hen. George Caning, thfriMilic Hanoi Frederick Robinson, Vice-President of theßeard - ofWdei Sir William Curtis, Bart. Sir James Shaw, Ban. H. C. John Atkins, Esq. the Hon. H. Laseelles, Lord Milton, Shaw, Esg. General Gascuyne, Sir Mathew Ridley, Bart. Sir M. Fontes, Bart. Sir James Graham, Bart. Sir C. Monk, Bart. Thomas Astir, Esq. Thomas Thompson, Esq. William Mu lash, Esq. Thomas Richard Beaumont, Esq. T. obey, Esq. R. H. Bradshaw, Esq. General Phipps, C. Manners Sutton, Esq. J. Staniforth, Esq. E. I.acon, Esq. R. H. Davis, EM. Joltn Jackson, I E.g. Kinsman Finlay, Esq. R. Benson, Esq.-C. Edison, Esq. and the other Menthol of the Honourable the House of Commons who supported this important measure. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Committee be given to N s•run 14 ILL ATCURION. Esq. for his indefatigable and unremitting exertions in favour of the Shipping Interest, and especially for the zeal, pers.nrerance and ability, with which he solicited and obtained the Act of lest Session to Inuit their re- Resolved, That the preceding Remlu'ions be inserted in three Morning Newspapers and four Evening Newspapers. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Committee be given to the Chairman. (Signed) CHRISTOPHER NOCKELLS, Chairman. TUtiNEWIS - AMP Aet OF THE MILL This day was puldwhed, the 60 Edition. Illustrated w.th two Meps, price is. tkl. half hound, A ABSTRACT Pt the HISTORY of the BIBLE, for the Use of Children and Ynur; Persons, with Qliattloos for Ekaniination. and a skt teh of , crlistn• r Geography. By Ibe Reverend WILLIAM 111101 ER, • Of Newcastle-upon...l'lqt. lodated for C. Crodock and.W. Joy. 32. Paternoster-tow. This day was published, pribt hoards, ATREATISE on Summary Prceeedinzs under the LAWS of EXCFE and CUSTOMS, applicable also to summary Proceedings in general hufere Mag•strates. By DANIEL HOWARD, SoPritor. In the compilation of the present Treatise, whilst the Au thor's attention has b.-en directed, particularly to Summary Pro ceedings under the laws of Excise, it has been Lis airs at the saute time, to render it as compreheosivcas possilide so as to embrace the quilect of Summary Proceedings in gener al. London: Printed for J. BUtterworth, Fleet-street. . . • E . ! • t 1. , • V '.)` PRICIR SIXPENC*-RALPTIVOIA.,I 1• a• '~.~ SALES BY AUCTION. easromviouss, LONDO_V e Allyn IS, firltrz TOR SALE, Ey Orlin ids Hen. Me Commissioner: (hi. M#Ole Caribasi . On Wednesday the loth sal Thursday the IPit instant, at Poor °Vlach in the Afternoon of the said Day s re, c aa i r , is gee Lo;ig Room, Custom-house, Lontios; iIHE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted 1- In limalc quantities, for the better atcontrnodation et the several Dealers, as welt as private Persons, wins choose to ; Purchasers. vol ZXIMATATION. gut India Prohibited Goods, and a large Assort:fleet of Potefflt silks sad Leather Glottis, &c. 105 COME CONSUiIIfTIOI‘ Muslin, Shawl; lace, W' atehrs, l wellery, Hard ware, S -eenty4 nine Boxes of Cambric, Grocery, Zaffre, Bolts, Shoes, Pepin% Books, Porcelain, Maws Brazil Wend, Mickley Mat e rials at Vane's, a Cutter c all e d t he Greyhound, Btc. Also tech Goods as hare retrained in his Mainers Werollioutee beyond the time limited by law, not cleared, ceche Duty prd, "IL Paper, Cotton, Yarn, and sundry other Goods, as memioned le the Catalogue. et.eate et ALL MITTEL The Greyhound Cutter, Maws Brazil Wood, Anchors, aroil Materials of Veseets to be visored at OW Tebsee• Ground, Roe therb,hhe, and all the ether Goods at his Majesty's Warelatemea, Custom-House, London, where Catalogues will be delivered, price one shilling each . The Goods may be viewed on Mpnday the 1 ech, and Tuesday the 17th instant, and on the Days of Sale, from Sine ha she Morning to One in the Afternoon. N. B. Geode bought at this Salt Newt k fie /I "OM Mt& by the God September, Ist; Mires, the hem of sine ealach .a the MOrnh t ... and three in the spawner, or the Oft% mole 11..-reos *ea ekehttois hemitArfaik4astflllsOistb reselidt • Mere ibis. OXFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE MEE( IOLDS AT WHEATLEY, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. FOLKER, On Friday, the 27th of August in tent, at Tw-Ive o'Cloch 0%6 dsely, at the Crown Inn, Whea Icy , under suck Cuaidklues of Sale as shall be then produced, AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, with Barns, Cow-housee, and other convenient shiate in Wheatley aforesaid, In the occupation of air. Thongs, Juggins, together with cot A. OR. 25P. more or less of extremely . productive inclosed and Tithe-free, Arable, Pasture, an.! Coppice Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Form.—. Also an old established Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, in the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard, Wrist Stables, and of rich Arable, Meadow' and Pasture Land, in the occupation& of the said Thomas Juggins and of Mr. Wiliam Jurghts, John Haynes, Noah Crooke,- and others, yearly tenants; and sundry • Cottages, Orchzrds, and Gardens, at Wheatley aforesaid, the whole whereof will. be sold in eighteen different Lots. Wheatley is within five miles of 0 xferd, upon the turnpike road leading through. Wycomb to London. Printed Par kulaes describmg the various Lots may be had at any time after the 22d irstant, pn appiirat ion to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's lain, London; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at whose respective Grua . Maps of the Estates may be seen ; and of Mr. Gals, Laud Sur veyor, Fortify's, Hants. . . The Lots may be viewed at any time with leavi of the Tenants, by applying to Mr. John Haynes, we Inn, Wheatley. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON !RAC r, • • THE ESTATE of LANGWELL ; containing about 27,4 tit English Acres, whereof the Rental and esti-. mated Value amounts to £2,222 per Annum. This ostensive, beautiful, and productive Es:ate ;s 'heated on the North side of the Moray Frith, in the Southern part of the County of Caithness, bounding with the County of Seckfteland fur many miles, and having a Royal Grant to a Right of Forestry attached to it. In addition to natural Woods of Birch, &a. coo sitting in all of about f 155 Acres, above half a milli= of Latch, of Sewell Fir, Oak, Flat, Ash, &c. have been planted by the pre sent Proprietor, which thrive well ; and this bring one of the feW • • • situations within the County. where it has bee; ascertained that Plantations will answer, it affords a very yromising fiekl for that beneficial and Ornamental mode of improvement, which maybe • carried on to a great extent, and to facilitate which, a Nursery has been alri':atly established at the Garden of Lanswell. fhe situation of this E s tate is remarkably beau ti ful, romantic, and cenvenient. It extends about seven miles along the Coast, from the ord of Caithness eastward, asil stretches for many miles • from the Sea-shore towards the Interior -et' the County. Ihe Nortbes is and Western Boundaries are suckered by the lofty Mouutains of the Morven and the Scars iben, to the summits of witch the Property extends. From these Moult , sin. the Rivers of Langwell anti Berridaile derive their source, and after passing I through Vall.es distinguished by tho same names, they u.site at Berriedale Inn ' within a few hundred yards of the Sea. These' Vale e . afford Arable Law', Meadow, and excellent Pas• are, while the ,Bariks or Rising Grounds immed:stely adjacent, are covered With Natural ood ; beyond which are very extensive tracks of Hilt Pasture; of a most excellent quaity, where, from the advaiskageous nature of the exposure, aid the shelter of the Woods, whim necessary, the Stuck feed at all Seasons of the year with comfort and safety. Cho considerable improvements which have been made upon the Estate within the last 20 you, add greatly to those natural beauties for which it is so justly celebrated, Its well as to its ins trinsic value. Two capital Shop Farms, s ocked wish the Che viot Breed, have be-is established for many years ; and the stock have thriven so well, as to rival, even in the Southern Markets, Sheep of the same kind bred on the Borders. The ancient Mans.on-house has fallen into decay ; but the a:tuition where it stood is remarkably romantic and beautiful, hanging over the river I.angwell, within less than a nail, frosts the tea, and surrounded by r:sing grounds covered With wood. A Garden with but walls, &c. has been funned, with a view to Cie establishment of a residence on that pact ul the Es tate. An Inn; also. Farm-houses and Office-houses, have beta erected en different parts of the Lute at considerable expeace. The Salmon Fishing, which at present yields a cor.s.derable rent, is likely to be greatly increased at the espirattun of the present lease. There are likewise appearances of valuable Mines of Lead and Copper on the Estate. A new Road, teed. under the authocity of the Parliamentary Commissioners passes front the south, through the Estate, in its course to ;he Royal Burgh of Wick, which renders the access to the south, and to the interior if the country, easy and expedhlous. The situation of anis a constant supply of sea as well as fresh-water Fish, and the greatest abun dance of Game of various sorts, as Derr, Roe, the common as well as the mouctain Hare, Back Cock, Ptarmigan , Grouse, Partridge, Plover, Snipe, andWoodeock. With a little attention, Pheasants also might soon be reared in the greatest abundr.nce, the Coven being remarkably adapted fbr them. en the whole, no prupeny can be more desirable to the Sportsman, the Planter, the sbeep Farmer, 4.1. the Agriculturist. The Estate is Freehold, end affords ♦ Qualification for Electing or b. ing Elected to Par-Llanelli for the County. the Ttinds asst valued, end the Public and PM ish 13u, dens are moderate. • The Title-Deeds, Rentals, &e. are in ,be hands of Janus Horn*, Esq. W. e. 17, Heriot-row, Ediuburgb, who has IA powers qt Salo. Mr. James Hall, the Overseer a: Langwed, wW post 6est the Lands and Boundaries; and those desirous of deqsfring Ist formation are also requested to apply to Capta John lisulerson, of Aimster, by si hur,u , the Factor upon the Esta.e ; cr to Alm Fraser, Esq. I..tneoln's lan. • N.B. Intended Purchasers are requested to view the Property during this Somata; as, if not previously &sp., dot by Private Bargain, (of width intmediate nonce shall be given), it will bo exposed to Public Salt ou Wednesday the aim November neq, at Two o'clock ) within the Royal Esettange Coffee-How k 4 0- AWIDOW LADY, who has hitherto lived in affluence upwards of 60 years, Is suffering under extreme distress, and is 110 W reduced to that extremity which, if not imme diately relieved by some well•disposed persons, whose inclitia dens ar.: ready to alLviate her situation, she must Inevitably sink under a pressure of misfortune, and be obliged to seek an asylum in a workhouse in the parish where she has paid taxes upwards of twenty years, which would be to a person in the re spectable sphere of life in which she has always lived, till the de cease of her husband, one of the greatest calamities that could befall her. Her distress has been so great, tis:4 she has been obliged to past from her siele'coard, plate, furniture, Wearing ap parel, even to her crockery - ware , which , to every feeling mind, must evince real distress. tor the most trifling sums, for daily sustenance. Her situation has only lately been known to a few persons, through extreme distress, which presented itselfto their notice, whose sympathy has been excited to promote a subscrip tion to txtricate.and redeem her articles in pledge, which other wise must be totally lost ; and to preserve her from impending misery and wretchedness, during her few remaining days us* ex istence. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged by Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Mr. I. Ebers 27, Old Bond-street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley- ann. &van di.-h-square ; Mr. Colburn; Conduit -street; Messrs. White, Co chrane, and Co. Fleet-street; Messrs. .Axford and Sun, LeJgatt hlll, who have kindly undertaken to receive the tallest dona. tions on her behalf. The following are additional Subscriptions, received, for which the Widow returns her grateful acktiewlvegements : 1. H. by favour of Mr. Hatchat9 • OE2 0 0 Hon. Mrs. V. G. by favour of Mr. rolburn 1 0 0 3. D. by favour of Messrs. White and Cochrane 1 0 0 B. H. by thtto - 2 0 0 Miss M. by (Amur of Mr. Lloyd 1 1 0 Mrs. Leigh, by ditto at 1 2 U Thip day was published, in ekThunt 4to. price XS. Ss. boards, and in Royal folio, price 16.65. hoards, Part I. of THE CIVIL ARCHITECTURE of VITRU VIUS; comprising those Books of the Author which relate to the public and private Edifices of the A/mien 6, translated By WILLIAM WILKINS, M.A. F.A.S. Late Fellow of Gonville and Caius College. Cambridge ; Author of the 16 Antiquitiesof Magna Gracia." !Unstinted by numerous Engravings, with an Introduction, con tain;ng an I ii&torical View of the Rise and Progress of Archi tecture amongst the Greeks Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster row; and at the British Callery, 54, New Bulid-street.- Of whom may be hail, by the same Author, 'The Antiquities of Magni coracia, in (Pie Vnlonie, Imperial Patio, tßustisted by liffsroviar, price Li o. los. boards. INIEAToN'S EDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE. This dry yas published, in Imperial Folio, price £6. da. hairs hound, a New Edition of ANARRATIVE of the BUILDING, and a DE SCRLPTION ot the CVIATRUC I'ION of the EUY. STONE'LIGHTHOL/SE with bIIONE : to which is an Append z, giving some Aceduct of the Lighthouse on the Spurn Point, built upon a Sand. By JOHN SMEATON, Civil Engineer, F.R. S. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; znd at the British Gallery, S 4, Ntw 170nd-street. Of whom may be had. lately published, Mr. Snseatneis Reports, Estimates, and Treatises, embraein3 the several Subjects of Canals, Nav'gable Rivers, Harbours, Piers, Bridges, Draining, Embanking, Lighthowes, Machinery of vat bus Descriptions; including Eire Ergines, Mills, &c. &c. with other Miscellaneous Paper.; drawn up in the Course of his Employment as a Civil Engineer. In 3 vols. 410. price £7 7s. boards, illustrated with 74 plates. his day was published, In two Volumes, illu,trated by a new Set of Maps, price 16s. in Boards, a new Edition, being the Sixth, of lI.EMENTS of GENERAL HISTORY, An. dent and Modern. To which is added, a Table or Chro nology, and a Comparative Vi.:W of Ancient awl Modern Geo graphy. By the late Hon. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER, Lord Woodhouseiee. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, 1. Modern Geography; carefully abridged from the quarto edition. By J. Pinkerton. 'clic third edition, revised and en larged, with numerous Maps. 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ADVERTISEMENT.—..—.SO DOLLARS REWARD. • A BSCONLIED, from the place allotted for their LA. residency, —, a native of Scotland, about 96 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, and blue ems, calling Liiitielf a Msrehant, having represented in this country some English Houses, Also, THOMAS SCHOLES Will-11Ni; FOtl, a native of England, about 93 years of age, 6 feet high, fair complexion, dark had, and blue eyesi a Mer chatr.—The above named Persons being British subjects, and alien enemies, destitute of honour au l principle, particularly Vie 2tter,besiles violating his ewn ple.lBe, deceived his Bail, a reFpectable merchant of this city. who became bound for his ap pearance. The above reward will be paid for their apprehension and delivery to any of the Marsha!s or their Deputies within the United Statvs. JOHN SMITH, Marshal. hi:lnbar. Office, Philadelphia, June 21, ISi s. To the PRINTERS of * the S Twa. A regard for my chary ter, virulently attacked by the pre et:elite; advertisement,published hi two of the Philadelphia New.. papers, induces me to rrqueht your insertion of this letter. Early in May I art ivesi in this country, having in March last left America for Portugal : my leaving the United States has pro duced front Mr. J. Smith, the City Marshal of Philadelphia, this most unprovoked calumny; base!' asserting, that I had broken my parole, and absconded from the place_allotted for my resi deuce as a British subject and -alien enemy r and that, I was " destitute of honour and principle, " beleg a man, who," besides violating his own pledge, et:caved his Bail, a respectable mer chant of this city, (Philadelphia) who became bound for his ap pearance." Such is the malevolent statement of a public (Aker of the Ame rican Government, w hen at the time he must know it had not the least founiatitut in truth. A simple detail of the facts will convince the world of the false hood of the accusation, and rescue my honour from so foul a charge. I never we, or could be deemed a prisoner. I went to Ame rica a important commercial business, and arrived there after hostilities had commenced between that country end Great Bri tain, and was then treated by that Government as a free Agent.— No " place" was ever allotted for my " residence, therefore I could not " abscond from it." I never gave my parole, nor was it ever demanded of me. And as no bail was ever required, it is impossible for me to have deceived either a merchant or any other person, no one having been bound, or called upon by me to give either bait or bond for my appearance. But on the eta racy, iu repeated conversations with the Marshal ott the subject of my leaving the country,' was always treated by him tea person fully entitled to a passport, and by no means as a prisoner of war ; for he continually fed in. with hopes that each ensuing post would bring it, knowing that, thoough friends, the Secretary of State had been applied to for one. Having then no longer occasion to re main in America, and being free from engagements to any one, I availed myself of the first opportunity of returning home. his plain unvarnished statement 1 deem ezpedtent to make public in vindication of my own honour, that those persons who have seen the advertisement may fairly decide whether Mr. Smith, the Marshal of Philadelphia, is justified its publicly asses L ing, teat I am " destitute" both "of honour and principle."— But I feel confident the candid, in every country,•who are judges of the usage of civilized Nations in a state of war, will honour ably sequit me of such foul imputations. Your obedient servant, 'THOMAS SCHEMES WITHINOTON. hfarscbester, August 12, 1813. ' y! tV''!-. )1. • ieot" , "t. - 71 y A.- A.: • rot.. % .:.'llo[ MINI RVA OFFICE, LEADiNiaIsi.O4ITREBT -- This day were published * Its Throe Valuate', Limo. rice 15s. ripHE RUINS of SELINUNT I ; or, The Val de Maatera; consisting of Sicilia% Cakißian, and Neapolitan Scenery. 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