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. 4 T. .r! •• 4 • . .. . `^,'a ........:".i, - .. 4 " . ... I N .. • ...., .1,.....,5.,01,01,46.AP0t .. ~.. 0.. .10.. , . .4.1 K. low" • =lvy - mow. " ~i; ltt 3 ano, l i TtcV . 7. Li, ri,Wt ft a. r: ., : : i'.l •• -. 1 a...0bt0 Lidtib,arr sT(.4)•,J .7 ' . l" art v.. 4f x3rri' :1-:siktirr • -: !, - -. . , t e .: 4 ,- 4 .5-,-,1 •,-..;;1s .!. ti.;.... :it.7b . 1 . .- .; , , , , :i •b - ; '.6 :fii 1..1 ~ /. 4 trri, . „, ~ , ~. ; 7 • .:r f?.... , '•• 7-4, :-..: • Cji 1:377 . ,7-‘) '-;l'.' . ' :;!•:: ,: 1. ::. , -.1.,-,;:‘•• _ '.,-,) , I. NEW MUSIC. . rabtsbed by Goulding, D'Almalno, Potter, and Co. Meek Se eels, Ngie , Setio-oquare, London ; and No. 1, We:utterland street, Dublin. rrfirOYerture• Song% Dnets, and Glen iiiirgraitS Romantic Dramaicalled Tim AKTHIOP, Childdttie,Desart, now performing at the Theatre Royal, ~,e 4 odeo, eoaapuesd and arranged ler the Pionsiortp, by H. j iith „ , pike lON 6d. The Spanish Patriots, Dramatic performed at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum, the com p o ied by Sir J. A. Stevenson, M. Dbc. pr. I is. 'lle . o f &imam, s grilled military piece, for the Pianoforte; posed by John Gildon, price Ss. 6d. Les Petits Bijoux con mg of favourite Airs , Dances, and Rondos , for th e Pi anoforte, d ompostd by the most celebrated .Proftseors, No.l. pall* a tiog gieptd mogthly. Psalms and Hymns, arranged foe pianoforte or Organ, with the addition of an Interlude for the use of Parish Churches, or ,Sundays amusement; by L. C. Nielsen:4' price " Pray, Goody," a favourite Song, as sung by Mr. Sinclair, o ths J beetreiboyel, Qovest-Gaiden t mugged with an raiment fan the PlfaKbfortt Iv/ 3 . 1 4 03411 10.3 vice is. . - • CALLOVPS ,CAT CAL BOOKS, 'east CATA_LO • • • • E *Si_ • ' r As r. IYreAL )100X.81, containing the most modern sod approved Authors, on, Al!Ati/JellirtsVi e P aidn s Mil.4*ifeq,ZVniterl 3 Wch4s*Cke- Wary, PlmAnacy, Botany, and Veterinary Medicine ; to which are added, a completer Lilt ottite•Leituresslelivered in London, w il l t heir hours of attendance, &c.; also, Tables of the PH of MediearDipirtment df the Army mid Navy. Soil hy -Jolux Caltew, Medical Bookseller, Carlix-co" rineepstreet, Sao. • ger A Medical SUbserilition Library, vrhere books anniiiit by the month orivar. N.B. The full valise gives for Medical Libraries or PateelSii 116,413, or Books exchanged. MILITARt PANORAMA. bry ra published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work, entitled, i HE MILITA:RY PANORAMA," price Sr. ' I.' dedicated to the Olifcers ol the potub * ow , cow f l og Biographical Sketches of Officers, "'thylews of Mail • Vorks, Essays ob. the Art of War, Journals . et As Camp Idilitlry Movements, Details of Military Operations, Chrowey 1 0 0, Topography, 'Military Obituary, Birtht and Marriage, Primadoos, Courts Martiai, Dispatches, !sc. correct insertion of the Bitraradtnary Gazettes,. General Orders ' and Army Re gidsdoos.—Bich numbei will be illustrated with a Portrait and juilipary pips, engraved by the best Artists.—biz Numbers and it S , ippleatetit will constitute a Volusno.—The latter will con'ain I List if the Officers , bi the British Army, 'of those bolding Ita#9 l , 41)99illtspeute, And tie Bee-lunges, - Removals, Resig- Pau°gth sat'ensions, Deaths, Ar. t 'cc. duriug the period of the ;filtrate's publication. • L'ablisbed ay P-Mattlo (kite of the Thin et Culliell and Mar- Az), corner of Qrabardeereet, Q . zicird. oto-The Prospectus rb oliki elad, rather titer', or of mini 800 s• in tile Uuited !L.;, ,, .._ • • '. . • .: tit,. ••••••indirt , +.- '''''''"''— Ibis &fans pnblished,la I "irk. £3. 135. 6d. boards, TEI MERCATOR/A ; or, A Completetode of Ato eallinsdrdal LW"; being a general Guide to , all men in bu dnea, whether 9 1 ..'r,-- 2 ' l !rti Eton:Alta's, Prners, Freighters,C4p ialisilmirers Brokers,•Factois, Supereargoes, or Agents. With IP Account of our Mercantile Companies; of our Colonies spd Psettafes abroad; of our Commercial Treaties with Fore n Fowles; of the Duty of Consul , , and of the Laws concerning dims, Itlatudiistiaw, abd Denizatioe. ••q wbi t eh is ackle, Accouni of e _ Cogtn the w.bole World, deoribing ile'Mannfailurei• 'Ftcduits — ot tide Conntry,'With Tables et the Correspondence and Agreement of their respective Coins, Weights, and Measures. The whole equally calculated for the Warmation anfl'Sertice of the Merchant, Lawyer, Member of Parliament, sad Private gentleman. the lste WYPIPHAMAE.AWES, Esq. - • ifis ttiritannii Alajestri tonna at Saville and St. Luear. The Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged and imprcried. • By JOSEPH cFirrnt,zi.4 of the Middle Temple. 14ndlitti: :Prhsted-for * F.Viiiid J. Rivingion, Otridge and Son, Waiker, R. Loa, 1. Cuthell, W. Lowndes, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. e. Law, Lackinron, Allen, and Co. White Cochrane and Co. J. Butterworth, Cadell and Davies; S:Bailtti• - KW/arr4i; I.Rititraidson, J. M. Richard• Nat it.tetroki,AVllklyneit, Blatt. Parry, and Co. J. Asperne, pre44-1144Priils'itil'iffitf, W. Sherwood, Neely, I P 4. r. • 4AFlltsq! • • - • A UNIIITASAI. Smoot BOC/It . xi day was published, illiistritet by engrasingj, end by a * great numborleirArsitid•ditts, price 4s: ter . biaund; THE UNIVEItSAL-PRECE PITA., Or GENE .ILALDRIOSIKAR—of all ARTS, SCIENCES, and USE PUL KNOWLEDGE; warm at.a l'ext-Book for Seminaries of bath §eAea, in all _brandy:, ti.human learning ; of which dist.nct; dike, Lid comprehensive 'views are contAir4 in obis work. By the Rev. kostßl BLAta,' Anchor of the Class-Book,l'irent's Catechism, Reading Es p. ' rises, GrnownEffltbibsophy; English Grammar, &c. The..gteat Utility, and the evident Want, in all Schools, of etch a work as tie o,ole described, gender it unnecessary to say more of it, to secure its extensive patronage of School masters and Gorsrpesses, thin b3rely to announce Its title and ' design. ft Ii analOgoos M stan to the Geographical* Grammar of G°l4, Tit§o end In eXecution,the Author Ratters himself it Will Fear a comparison, for eon prehentivenets and solidityi with his Class-book, or with School book in the language. Printed for RICHMID Putt:tags, Li dgateisYll t° Be had of all booksellers. Of Whom may be hai l. ' L SIX Htindred fbestleft4 for the Ertrefielindi Epnilnation et the Pupil in the above Work, price Is. t• Theauttek , teg to the abate Ciirestions, alai. to the Qtres- Boos in the Grammars ofG l eography and Ohrtntiscrtg,to litsgastr's a (l ° Questiop, aod Adait'i 400 catiestiontr,Prt4 11 . ;e of Istors, price Ss. ed. ' • KING STREE f', COVENT-GARDEN. Capital FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,WAREHOUSES, • &c. and TWO HOUSES, in ROSE-STREET. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, November 26, at Twelve, In Three Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising thp capital roomy Dwelling House, Ware houses, and Workshops, situate on the North side ot King. street, Covent-Garden, adjoining the Westmin ;ter Fire T Oifice, In possession of Messrs. Bloke, Stanton, and Co. Clothiers and Men's Mercers, tenants at will These Premises are very detir- Oil for any Concerts requiring room. Two Freehold Houses, three stories high, twp Rooms on a Boor, with Kitchens, Cellar, &c. Nos. 12 acid 13, situate on the East side of Rose-street, in possession of Mr. Nott, Tenant at Will May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants; Particulars of Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare-court, Temple ; at Gam way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden. square. • LRASEHOLDs, DOCTORS' COMMONS. ELIGIBLE and COMPACT DWELLING HOUSES, WARD— ' ROBE-PLACE, GREAT CARTER-LANE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carravfay's on Thursday, November 111, at Twelve, • . A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, / held under the Crown ; comprising a conveniene Dwelling HOuse, three'stories high, two Rooms on a a good Ware house and Accompting.house on the ground etorey.and,Kitchen, &e. on the basement, situate No. 4, oa ilia West side of Ward robe-puce, on lease to Mr. Gouger. A Ipactous r omy Dwei ling-•house, three stories high, tour Rooms on door, finished in alsandsome meaner, situate No. 10, Wardrobe place ' and coin niuniesning whit Addle-hill, on Lase to Mrs. Heywod. A corn paetDireWng-hot.-le, three stories high, two Rooms on a floor, being No. 11, Wardrobe-place, with the front to Carter-lane, on Lease to Mr. Latkow. A Dwelling and well-established Green grocer's Shop, situate No. 5, Great Carter-lane, corner of Addle hill, on Lease to Mr. ]instead. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick etreet, Golden .squire. • PALL-MALL, NEAR STi lAMES'S•S TREET Eligible DWELLING4tOUSE, 'softli extensive Gallery, appro priate for an Exisibibition or SubscOption-room Library, or any Concern requiring, Room, with a Dwelling ' -house at the back, in Angel-court. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, November 26, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, L 1 . comprising an el Bible Dwelling-house, with an extensive Gallery:at the back, 83 feet in length, 20 feet broad, a n d 20 feet high, admirably adapted for an Exhibition or Subscription=room, Library, Picture-gzllery, or any other Content requiring an ex trusive range of Premises; situate, No. 60, on the North able of Pall-mall, near St. James's-street. To the Dwelling-hbuse there is a public and private entrance on the ground-floor, with a spa cious Hall, Sitting room, and coons for a Water-closet ; on the first-floor, a Drawing-room, Boudoir and Dining Park'ur; oe the second-floor, two excellent Bed-chambers, large Closet, and a Water-closet, with Attics over, and dothestle Offices in the base ment at the back of the Premises, in Angel-court, a Dwelling. house, adjoining, three stories high, and a communication with King-street. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where potilletl lars may be had; and of Mr. Robins, Wan. ick-streit„ Golden ' scrsre. . •. _... . . . Capital FAMILY R SIDNCE; PLEAS URE-G ROC pip, Stc. 'Oat Mile frOm Hyde-Pair '' Corner,'Orittt immediate possession. By Mr. ROBINS, I ' At Garraway'i, on Thursday, November 26, at Twelve, 'A VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, CRESCENT HOUSE, BR 0 MPTON, the Property and. Residence of Wm. Waddington ' Esq. ; comprising a substantial brick-built Family Molise, irithbowed back front, seated on a Lawn, with Pleasure.ground, tastefully disposed, with gravel . walks, PO Pintail. with Fruit and Fittest-trees, containing abauc.l half an Atte, enclosed by a brick wall and fettling gates to, the road. The House contains Entrance - hall, and a hanttiorne Stair.' rose to second floor, apical bluing Parlour, Breakfast-room, tffitiady, and Dres , ,ies-rooms, a capital Drawing-Tamil, with .oovied end, a smaller Draiiing-room, f p acioua Bed-chamber, and: et smaller ttne, excellent Chambers over; the Offices comprise a rtdoint )(Abet>, Scullery. Wash-house, large Laundry, Butler's ., and Maitits for Wine! Beer, &c. Store-closet, detached I r .. bie Coach - house , Stables for four Horses, with Loft over. .. whole in very excellent order, a v,ery desirable Icte*d_euce a Gentlernin's Family, being only inie Mile front Midi Park 1 tier. the elegint Household Fernifure may be frailly iil s 'ad, at tint option.of tie Purchaser. . ' ' • ,May be,viswod 4 Tie. g Particulars masts Previa/ea it ilioch„o,lGrape4*.Beltut Aturns,f,ironett at Gairainareß d of' DIA L Robina,Stalwl T sfreef t , Oil nitre, of wltum Vielgits for iteiring - Mtlf 14 did: . • - • .;. -.. I d CWWWALAirisliWit ' lq l A 9. 1 ' TiN9b l E.l4 : . .. • _th",;4 Le : -,4 44 , '. • foL.R, . Tyxtz Lep - ognpv 9 4( 1 , viiiberiance pftmc.i. in or J. t lid 1/1; ening-house, nutlet, dirdeicia Pq..;, . es. sit bill* Borough of Tregoney, called the QUEEN'S' MEAD; In she occupation of Mii:MtholieMiddhiUdak.,l. Also, for thdresithte of ,a term detcitniltabit 9 tVr t, Three 4414 aged 37, Si, and 27; akibit ,Pir, •Mtitelfrit green- atfolning . the guedil Heikaisoill dev pfitoild'llllic.bolaa , :' %"' ,'t ,1 i' : 4:. For this purpose a Survey will beltektittbieli= tIIt . P•roLIO c f TirelPilleY , 012 Mocisidystlto 434 fiv i t4 , t ii , by V i c e o'clock ih the .d.ftwßiAnt, . , ,.: . -. I oPvtot apply' to the T denant cialgra id I*. Cilicotr, Attlialif ag • -il ~ 1 'Bated Was' bit - lifts?: . • .-.ii ~..,fr, -11. et I,'. t ; il. i ! it 'rat% 3 •-.' *4, ...t,P. 4.- .*1 1 ;.,,"... - 1 .. i.. .',l .. “,••., -.tool 1.44 •_ , . . • '• ,• ._•. . Oars:oy instituted tliji.:pohr perpose of k.ropagatlng the Gospel in eather4l.ll otberenealiglitent a nations. .24, Thiele is expedient that an Auxiliary Mie d omuT Society should be established in this place. • - • • "' • • s 4l , That seek Borden apt tormal ha tared lblirievon Auxi liary Missionary Society, prisi ng all ;nth **pas la the E2st, North, and *nth Deena dithift who are friendly to the . Mis sions to the Hitathen. • 4th, !That s subscription be nose entered into, and that book, ti e left open for the purpose of .receiving donations and annual subscriptions at the several Banks and Booksellers in Plymouth, Stoceliouse, DocL, Exeter, and •Barsistaple. . sth, That Mr. John Saunders be President of this Society for the year ensuing . . . 6th, That Mr. Wm. Parr be Treasurer for the year ensuing. Ith, That the Rae. Messrs. Meads and-bsteott bk Secretaries for the district of South Devon; the Rev. Mr. 'nor, for the North Devon District; and the Rev. Mr. Allan * (If the East Deeoli district. • ' • •• That the Committee for the year 014 ens or South . the Devon district consist of the following persona. Mr. Burn I Captain S. Adams Mr. Richard Derry Mr. S. Williams Mr. William Dove Mr. 'llamas Blaeltmora Mr. Ogg I Mr. Lang Mr. J. li. Wilson Mr. Garland, f Mr. John Billing Together with all such Mirtistere whose tJom may tribute to the foods of the Society, and that • empowered to [dr irp.viicausisi u they octur.l (3J:nve • 9th, That the Ihanks.of this Meeting be &get to die Re; Mr.srs. Burder and Tracey, the Secretaries of the Minintlarir Society in London, for their attendance on the present Occasion/ 10th, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rey. Mr. (ot the established Church) London, fur his excel lent Sermon at St. John's Chapel, Dock, yesterday morning , Bad to the Rev. Mr. liitchini, for ties use of his and for Ws assisting in the service of the day ; and also to 'the Rev. Messrs. Bogue, Bnider, and Thorpe, for their excellent Sermons on the occasion. 110; That this Society cordially approlte of the intended ap plication by the Directors of the Parent Institution to his 14131 legible* the Prince Regent, to the Right 'Hon. the Presldetit, end to the other Honourable Members of.the Board of Contreek and to both Houses of. Parliament, if neces,ary, for securing to Christian Ministers and Mlssiouaries t h e right of proceeding di rect from Olt country so India, and for exercising their ministry there in a free and unmolested stunner; and that the Members of this Society will individually use their Influence with those Meinbers of either Hews of Parluinunst with whom they are acquainted, and request their Support of any petition which it may be found neces.ary to present to the Legislature for this great and important purpose. lath, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Provl - Committee for the preparatory arrangement of the busi ness of this day. ISth, That an account of the proceedings of this day be printed in the Plymouth, Exeter, tjherborne, and STAR papers, and any other Loudon Papers, at the discret.on of the Committee. Plymouth, October 14, telt. Nora.—The following were adopted as the principal Lions of this So:iety Ist, That one shilling or more per quarter, or one penny per wee.r, constitute a Member. 2d, 'fbat the business of each district be conducted by a Com mittee of twelve Members (exclusive of the Treasurer and Scow. taries) who are ex-alcio Members of the Committee, who shalt meet do the second Wednesday in every month, when any thriei shall be competent to act, 3d, That an annual meeting of the Subscribers In the South Devon District shall be holden on the second Wednesday lu Oc • tuber, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning precisely, when a Neils dent, Secretary, and Committee, sbaU be chosen for the :Inning year, and a general Meeting shall be held at the time and place of the Meeting of the Devon Agtociatfon Of Ministers. gt Subscriptions received by the Treasurer, by either of the • Secretaries, and by any of the Coil=Nee. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the partied that form the un ion net taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjoyment of that great.domest lc bless ng. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by dame, or -dtpUitated by a certain habit contlacted at au early age, a renova•icto of stability previous to entering that state ii indispensibly requisite to-revive I the slumbering sparks of life; and to reanimate the syttem. Pot no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Home neal happiness than those which are the eonsequence df unguarded pleasure. It was, this Consideration which &Piked Meat*. CURRIE and Co. for thede List twenty years, to dlreet their Stu dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and turn of the Ve. nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing Debilities and Deficieneies that prevent or embitter the Mattis menial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the most Important la tie catalogue of Inman infir mities. It behaves every person Who has indulged in this soli tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. claim the sapction of scholastic authority, as well suite testimony of nts... cdntradicteci tacts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold opt no inducement to vice ; but, sensible as all men mast beef the existence of smelt calamities ' they offer their asks- Once as regularly-educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons en London and EdinbuqM. Messrs. Carrie and Co. have selected the following lettetfront the many they are daily receiving, from Gentlemen returning them thanks let their restoration to sound and vigorous health. ' It nao t:nt to than unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and painful malady for; ten years; he had been tinder the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom aillcurded hint permanent relief; hot from the superior Mod, of treatment adopted and pursued by Meisrs. Currie and Co. he received a radic..ll cute in the short space of one month. Tr/ Dr: Coriiii,• X.,ar4 feels groat ploontridst apearnunkating to bodge' Currie the perfect rtescablishmeat of his health, ii coesequenal •of ha mild arid admirable treatment °lSt/lollies in the Urethra. .Ht niay odd, that be bon not hit Many years enjoyed so . malt comfort ed kende& irons pall land ile .entertsdos no doubt .4 OliP4obSinaSledirgAlibilit *IL sttendania perfect and 'radical cure or that Wend ctalplitint. A.‘ be was not a stranger. IV) the minter that' Others dated the complaint; he has it In Ili poster, pant% fair triad and slut comparison, to pas that tribute . ..c.oppaolemt.j.es De. Currie *kids he suitibitir Nob end shall nee 'be *est, rye*/ ahil to adierel.lia." ". • • Messrs ClMF4tcf• may be OMittifett by pedants of *he; i tez; seitli _the iskienty sitti heoe, at their Wan t No. .1157 Nstien4G ' Mints in the sup ant Minuted to tree tike esietleniiii[eltbeit weft spend iliiieretinail, bi Yvtnj, leraeheloi whoa Nee 10> be ileum to sal part vlstitlipairk. • .4t • „, •, . • THE .FIRST OF !ALL 110C1KS. A h l s . , 4 4was published, embellished with 100 Wood eats, price ""q *Peace, sewed in stitpapie,or 74d. with a strong parch- Meat back, or 13 to the dozen 1 1,H V E Olkttolll ; Rlllititi kw ifit Boo ir k ii „, for ablldiek at t h e earliesi Agee alliai6y it; an f afridia* . t ° 1 . 4 . 4 '4 3 r . is 1 06 the Tarlton otker Esegligh.fpelling-bppite,,q. Ilt H:' VE t.14:1 M. h i f enissing are the peculiar littPriivenefits,'whicli, It is be: •"'l it i o r tlaig ligalr w pcia to general lbrintetioodunont Me:: . S I a all Preparktort and, First Slheinls,:-!„„it isprkted. 44 !kip and char's nie ; 1 z: The IWO Saleof tsetterteth - or L 4 / 4 "1 1 1' tuft 049, and the secoveLtEt.emillestrited' ,; 3. 'he Reading &ppm berill with word qt niittr 4.„....__.; Mid 'o 6 eded by iiimitegraition: : 4. l tv'efle Lea It C""lits.... I s ” 1 4. 1 14 1 418;. * ;UK WIPTILis ciousamislif ,•••terit and tstymas • H. Vul ar ' d low Elpressioßs kr, • se , sitr4 ; to a %te'irtl.; 'i' London Witilei; need reilbs nop to be pre rd. tq.evitrisaher Work of like came plan. , .. u.l 'Olltted kr Richard Phillips, iio.4/;tudgat e•lilll ; shalt° 1 le7 ef a l a ar 4 . a S. co.. Alil JPlVVs.9failltlislli.liork t4der4; 1., Iki , n POI ;Le itie pnblbs • mad ot all other booksellers olstatton'irs.. • - . 4 c. • .•t•': 1 - • • • .'i ', •• " ' [ 4 4 . 11 , As • Oaf . Aasj eirsess of this twilit:Al vistk,. ~ ors** . tut . I:elhstia' Itoolip- seasi,a94:: . i ri ; ..-4... 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OCTOTtEtt 26 isiz. . - • ... .;-...- Prircz SIXPENCErSikI,PPRNI., T.: . . 7- -. = - i-b-- - t--•- -y •• -rrrr 7 P ". —. . —' :-- - -- -.i :-- -7._:...• T-- -•r.. . t;...... - -.• :- .:'x- . ----= ... • - - - SA.t. . Mr. 1 AUCTION a . , l - . •tv - . , .. , • O # PFICE OP ORDP7 WO Oc'ekr 14, IMO. .: . PORTSEA ISLAND WA'rEit WORKS. - , Wale Sel.; TH'PR . II46CIP.4L OFFICERS OP EIS 1.114- GENERAL •ASs.,EMBLY. s'f the Propt4etnri suitorland- _.__,_ • ' '•-&-i-- • ' A 7 of the tinevo Usdortskieg, artil ha bold at the 014 Term JES77's ORDN.INCE, I &eras ,- sive gotic4 AB,RASHIRE..:-Prfor'e Court Haase, within Iles miles of New. Hall, io Portsmouth. ooNedt•elday.tha-liksh,* Notrentber ~ buy, oh the rood to Oxford...-Capital Family Relidencp,. That they will Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, tenant:want to the Act of,Vilrllatnent.. -' •,. i , .s in the Gardens *Offices, and nearly Three Hundred, and Eighty pa T ge4 d a . ROGER CALLAWAY, Chietchii and Secretary: y, 4e 50 day of November next, between . the hours DP, or die Atres of ' Meadow, Patture, Arable B and Wood Lind, and '_. t ' - • • Portsenouth, Octobee42., 12144 koyal, Cot ce t t u t i on Rot e , • • of en and Einar o'clock sundry Lots of old and mr:erviceable I • '.• FshY H• Ii• ' ' To_he bOLIP lej AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, . QRDNANCE STORE:, consisting of Haines, Collars, US ACT a MEETING of FAIR I 4 rtS brie SSIDIsT4 . -.. nlatic RP , At O4nrratv4y . e,on Thereday, October 29, at twelve , in one Lot, Hairent, itopo, Traces, and cations other Articles of Sesibm' ..r. 31 .. tO • . beIIEATHEN, is•dri be I:tirtnotitls, on WeilveuSay, the Mink•• - •• - • • • mkt ' Ocfebee•l4, late, for the porpo•e' l i takin i ik r ineo roreatieratiof The Battle 1/11•Mit,'S COURT HOUSE AND MANOR- and Harness Clothing; and sundry article, of Baffin, Pe , tho , itropekty of t o rtroas au . au Li . ignsvolimit M. TM, very desirable Estate Is held under the Horns, Tanta, Musquet Stocks and Flints,. Steel, Pewter, and' Aocmf, • ' " • • . ..4 I.4tats , i fa x ti e e o i n c s o i m. n- liala, 4. • niF4 C4aitter of Westminster, on lease, renewable accord- flitted Metal, .Donble-headed ,Shot, and 'old gait *4 Virrofrilit. .• .... '• ' Mr. Iptqi SAtINDIRS, is the. thatr, •••• ; 1.. OF Pianoforte, tng to 'postern of Church leases; comprising a capital Mansion- ran Torii ,. . of sorts. spades, shores . ; Boitow i , ', n u m .," s, ea t i e , , the ?Awning itesointiane were onammously-ad o p le d i 1 t: price s t ,„ to 'Houseosisted on a lawn, and plantwd for the accommodation Ist,' That thee Meeting do.coidially approve of the plan and ed for the of a Gentleman's- Family , with Offices of all descriptions, good and Wheelbarrows, Empty Caski, Cartridges , old anti objects of the Minionary 'ociegy Instituted in London in the * - Ala f or the we Gardens, Ind nearly 70 Acres of Meadow, pasture, Arable and Vire Engines, sundry old Building , Mat' ? eeriest with a yeay 179!, foe the sole pospose of i.ropagsting the Gospel in D . hfl e p o o , Wood Land, in hand, sioste within five miles of Newbury, variety of other articles, the Whole . shay 'be viewed heathen and other utienlightent a urinous. ng by Mr. within half a mile of the turnpike road to Oxford, and in Nap . . 4 Office, in .24, 'llatlt is expedient that an Auxiliary Missionary Society • ' ; fl ed with an Ware of the Craven Hunt, in a count abounding with Gatie, 'Ph aPPlicatien at the Hola PrhtelOal.. „ . . _,__ should be istablithed in this place. _. • ,-.'A ._;.' " ' • • -• pig* U. and a ghost distance front the Kennett and Avon Canal. Also the Tower; and .. st . ' the Itoyal .......,—,A.A•.. 1- - - ~ h, until toe Sd, nix seella Society ajaW totaled he I:Wed ikalirevon Aust. an excellent fare House, with Earns; Stables, Cart, lodges, Grad es ro f g a l e , a t wisieja piae, l4 ', pekitia Etats of the Lots wIl he de- pity Minium" Society, conaprinug all oath *apes la the East, IOOKS, nary, and other Otn-building,s, two Cottages and Gardens, and lived to t o m e ..6ii o a s ocat zsr. ..., st .lo r the same. North, and *ouch Devon Olikafti who are friendly to the Mis- .. , sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, contain- „ t . •••••• ~,. . Or' - 't" slllfsi, stone to the Heathen. . . • log Upwards of 300 acres , divided by. *raving faeces , a small • - . ~ • - ..,_ - - 4th, !That a sub icriptiou be now tittered into, and that books 6. .1. .. pert Ittliti common field, in the.oecupedoo of Mrs. Milled sad t e left open for the purpose of .receieirryt donations and annual 1400 Abt lion, Mr. lialay,!and Mr.. Ppeock. PIANO 4alR•rE. . • • subscript/nos at the several Banks and Booksellers in Plymouth, others, 0 0 To be viewed by applying ta Mr. Giles Adnant, at Prier's 'TO • be SOLD, a Capital PIANO rotrE, Ps Stouetiouse, DocL, Exeter, and gut staple. . . tditles * Qie- Couri, of whom particulars may be had • ; at the Pelican, ;Jew; -I- good as new, with the additional Keys, Pedal Double s t h that ' Mr. John Saunders be President of this Society for to which ' hary ; Post-ho Uses, Wallingford; Whlte Heart, 132hkiii; Mr.' idketion, inside Desk, pillar Legs, and every other requisite, IA- the year elating. .. . n London, 1 Adams , Ipligh-street, Oxford ; Sun, Maidenhead ; castles paw '24 Guineas. original price 34' Guineas, warranted to stand well bah, That Mr. Wm. Parr be Treasurer for the year ensuing. the Nof Mill; ftearctlnsur • Red Lieu, Hounslow lof Messrs. In tune,and ' perfectly calculated.fot the Country, or to go Abroad. 7 t h , rh,u t h e R ae , M ess e . m en d s an d. 0 s ecretar i es for the district of South Devon ; the Rev. Mr. 'ner, for the - gogei eArd - BlaMglfton, Solicitors , Great Marlborough-street ;at May be seen at No. 5, Leicester Plate, from Ten to Four o'clr,ck. S if wanted for the Coontry, Packlog-Cate, Booiiog,kt- at the 1 North Devout District; and the Rev. Mr. Alien s foe the East Is"issekk 1 arrarrafr ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick...trete, Golden-tquar whirs t•Phn of the Estate may be seen. ••• ' Waggon-O ffi ce, T wo Guineas. • 'Orinii &eerier. . • ..._..• 4. ...VILLA .. • : _t M s 4 1 h I. I. rf My b 4 id► 1 4 , j ~ •. • GENERAL AGENCY. AS many Persons remote from London want a con fidential Agent, Messrs. Drummond and Co. Nam Army, and Money Aviv •, 23, Russell Mews, Howland-street, Fitzroy. square, acquaint them, that tiny lend money en all sorts of Keil rity, to any amount they buy and sell estates, collect rents, debts, &c. they transact all business in a banking or commercial line, accept bills at two months, on the receipt of goads ; they can enable their Einployers tb make the largest interest of their money legally and s. fely ; they answer questions, without mak ing a demand for it.— Apply personally, or by letter post paid. 'THE oEa t etNE MEDICINE, SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC • DROPS, has the words " By the Kites Patent," expressed on did bottles, Bill of Direc tion, and Outside Wrapper s and the King's Duty is printed in black Ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shillings, Double Tea Shillings and Sixpence, and largest One Pour.d '1 wo Shillings, Duty in cluded. Compound E,sence Ss. . To Mr. Smsauttr, 15, Soho -square, London. Cranbrook, July IS, 1812. Sta—HaVing experienced so much benefit from your PA TEN I' ANTiscoautrric DROPS, without ingratitude I can. not let it remit( unknown to yourself and the public. I was sadly ail:new...l with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two years giadualiy became worse, till I had above 400 ho'es in them, above 20 of which wet e much broader than a shilling. My state being known to a burning gentlenhari, be informed me of a case very- similar to mine the person had been confined to bed the greatest part of two years, and by Wiling a few small bottles of your Drops, was soon cured. By'bis recommendation I was induced to give Om a trial, and to try great surprise and comfort, I snort found my sores heated, and after taking three small bottles 1 could do my work Without inconvenience. - To prevent the return of the disease, I take about oue small bottle each'year, which has fully succeeed to my wishes ;and I remain your obliged humble servant, THOMAS KSNNARD. Witness, Joseph Dobai. - • ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Disuses, the success ful result of theii experience is the beg proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. burgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz a certain Disorda, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi cation, and Its Concontitaeiti, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an ireproved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also de bilityi whether arising from Bacchanalian indnlgences, long rest. dence it -"sem climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often un happily pureeed by the youth ut both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of ner volts diseases, whith, if not timely remedied, terminate in impo tence End consumption. In that distressing state of debility or deficieecy, whefliet the tensequence •of such baneful habits, of arising from any other mese, by which the powers of the cones:- tution income enfeebled, as regularly educated burgeons of Lock dons they offer a film, safe, aad speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. • The result of a long and extrusive practice Ind ihabled by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, howev itiveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Case,. where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fre quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. un precedented success of their mode of treatment (which bils never been knoWn to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 years; dtiriag which period many thousand persons of both sexes base begat cared, even after severe and injurious methods had been pgrated by other ftrutitiotters without effect), induces them to tlfus publicly offer their aaekoe. ' Magri. tog-anti Co. Gicvely professing the cure of these pimiento ettniplaiette, In otbdirl tbel. they may reit be; by 1' tabtaketalsw, marked with the ohlostay. so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice is themselvse to date :dos they have been properly edrged end initiated into evert ~Mauch of the pi'ofessitio' (iatifitates of which', ftom different ;iietpu e lti, and titstisoorials front the meet eminent Pityeicitini, 4eli ttare to $a any ioqutrez) tbit the succos resaltirt, cbetr entiei4eurs'ilrik thduced them to !jolt the gr . oetioe of the 101101 1. PfibUlidnit; prelotatethat the& pretettstcmt :chisels** a fairy Mold for thh uopowiden hid toefidenhe With .4_,lPet Pt Ike Yebk. been $9 libetrally bantam& tifma ip cote step so Zile Ls .. de I _cal - of eaclosin a k-sibte Ng be h jof ..... '• • . -.. !S t ria , . JVii(eliii iti . ;fii ii;iiiiii lie fiqUe44l IQ ..taxi 04 *lin of dell: car;"afgei gild eitsaner of pir;ng, raclosin ,a. k-able for Mince and a:kaiak:smiths side WIT be ig =V part ot the kiistkin., . : f _ 4 ! 74 , 4erieNlfs 4 ll ;It* hoe* dear (parseeel444ldlW ittterh 11190v i etttt o r . eiche: se % withvecreA y, 0191.0 1 A1pr e... ~., 7 ,... S EU SergeobvlS - lafetlW,, . - ...: .. N. • .:.! • • -, ~.•, • • . • . • . . PIANO FORTH. TO be SOLD, a Capital PIANO POI&TE, as - r oad as new, with the additional Keys , Pedal Double Action, inside Desk, pillar Legs, and eyery other requisite, for 24 Guineas, original price 54' Guineas, warranted to stand Wal in tune, and perfectly calculated.fot , the C,pnatry, or to go Abroad. May be seen et No. 5, Leicester Plate, from Ten to Four o'clock. If wanted for the Country, Packlug-Cate, Bootiag,kc. at the Waggon-Office, Two Guineas. BY HIS KlLJEs t rr. ROYAL AUTHORITY. r iVAME4O. 2 fId SEWARD I s Patent 411r,gR. -11.• POOL. and LANCASTER LAMPS, adapted to every purpose irki'sltuatlen. These Lamps being calculated to produce a greatur quantity , of brilliant pure light than any lamp hitherto invented, try the she of, the cheapest oils only, and being thus ren4 dered of the utmost importance to the public, some needy manu facturers have lately endeavoured to introduce several spurious descriptions, like the original ohly in ontWard appearance ; one will be found with a large wick in a complete circle, exactly the same as the old Argand on a large scale; this is modestly called au improvement upon the Liverpool Lamp; it is scarc.dy neces sary to point out ho* much more oil must be consumed by a complete circle of flame than where ft is broken by three con 4. &Table spaces,or howpiuch masa smoke and less brilliant light w ill be produced by the flame where the air had not so free and com plete accet4l a very slight r. flection will make it apparent to every one; the original (and only) Patent Liverpool Lamps, have the names of Tormeau and :reward on the shield in thecentre of the King's Arms, and are sold at their Wholesale and Recall Ware houses, No. 152, Drury-Lane, opposite Long-Acre; and church street Liverpool—whete may be had the best Oil, Wic.k and Chislinies for the above.