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By CHARLES ABRAHAM ELTON, gi g . • - • • • - • Thi. day was publithea, in svo. price 3s. stitched, LA LETTER to the Right Honourable the .Earl of -411.:LIVERPOOC First I.Ord of the Treasury, on the pre- Beni ATSTRESSED STATE of AGEICUL'rUftE, and its Influence on the NlanufiitUres, Trade, and Commerce of the United Kingdom. • London: Printed for J. )lawman, 39, Ludgate -street. FELOgi. ONE HUNDRED AND .FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD. HEREAS SAMUEL SHIPLEY did, oil F.i day, June 30, abscond from his Employer, takti with him a •large Sum of Money, the Property of Mr. IlaxLcv, of OkfOrd ; a REWARD of Fr PTY GUINEAS will - be paid. by the said Mr.' Haxtf.v, to - any Person who will cause the said Smitrat - Situraer to be apprehended and Infecd in any of Lis Majesty's Jails in England; and a FURTHER REW A R D of TEN GUINEAS PP.It CENT. will be given for all Monies that may he.recovered by the sail SAMUEL Sittruev's Apprelseti.: "on.—The Property stolen by the *said SAMUEL Snifter, as far as is yet discovered, consists of about £.BOO in Bang of England Notes, the whole cut in halves, and' joined ; Six Notes of the Oxford Bank of Cox and Co. of fin each; about £lOO in loose Notes; and X2O in Silver. The said Saucer. Starter is about Forty-seven years of Age, Black Hair inter:Lixed with Grey, ab o ut rive Feet Six . Inches in Height, Dark and Heavy in his Countenance, has a habit of Shaking his Head occasionally, has a Broad • Forehmd; with a' very Heavy Projectioit of his Eye-brows, Square-built, Round and Broad Shoulders, walks rather stooping, hanging down his. Arms, as if pushinglis Body forward; is altogether firmly built downwards, has a Eery trifling cast in his eye, at times nearly abutting his left eye. It is ascertained that be has purchased a dark flaxen wig, He had on, when he absconded, a brown top emit with velvet tollar, and blue coat with velvet collar, a buff striped waibtc thick broad-corded breeches, with self ealoured cassimere gaiters, and elarge parcel or bundle in his hand. . The atoresAd Sastura. Sitirtre is a native of Leicester, •h s a numerous family connexion at Nottingham, and li.:s heretufate been employntrali 4 Cogenot of Post /Jers e Meet. _ _ 'This day was published, in foolscap Bvo. price 3s. 6d. boards, POEMS, by One of the Authors of Poems for Youth by a Family Circle." London : Printed for Baldwin, Cra,'.3ck, and Joy, Paternos ter-row. Of 'whom may also be had, ••• • ' Poems for Youth, by a Family Circle ; foolscap tee. price 3s. id. This day was published, The Fourth F.ditiab; in Three Vols. post tivo. 11. 11 s. 6d. bds. LITERARY HOURS.—By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Anibal. of " Winter Nights," " Shakspeare and his 'Dines ".&c. Printed for Longman, Htirst, - Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may 6e had, by the same Author,' , Winter Nights, two volumes, post Svc. 18$. boards. This day were published, in Four Vol.. 12me.,e1..8s..boarde, TALES OF THE HEART.—By Mrs. OPIE. 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A few °vies may be had is tw. price L. 3s. boards. . 9, rornbill, and 26, Oxford-street, London, where warranted I . :Jdrawn 7 i •kets and Shares are selling ; also at all his Agents is the Cout.try. CARROLL Shred and Sold, in the last few Months, Y, :S7 - 1'50,000 i 7,003 £5,000 • 704.1 - 21,000 I 2,226 1,545 - 20,000 2,000 &c. &c: &c. STATE OF THE - WIMEL. .1 Prizes of ar30,000 are £120,000 4 • 1,000 - 4,000 4 500 2,000 4 400 1,600 201 and 300 10,200 CWIFT and Co. 'submit to the inspection of the Li Public the above Rich List of Capita (in Money and Con sd•l, all of which must be Drawn on WEDNESDAY NEXT; 1.:It July instant, being the last and only remaining Day of Drawing the prrst:,t Lottery ; and they fed confident that no ar:!ument is or can be necessary to induce a Futchase where the antage is so apparent —No.II, Poultry ; 12, Charing Cross ; L..: 31, Alilgate 1-ligh-street. EMILY EDUCATION. • • This day was published, in 81,0. price 10s. 04.,biards, FA RLY EDUCATION ; or,. 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Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Flestrsrast. . - The Trade and the 'Public are respectfully informed, that a r.ry large assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS continues . on :..e by Mr. JAMES HAWKINGS, Sxretary to the at their Warehouse, Albion-place Illackfriars' Bridge; also by Mr. WILLIAM FOSTER:at their Manufactury lisvenhead, near Preacot, Lancashire. The Company take leave to state, that their Stock k of a su r^:kr quality arid brilliancy, and consists of an elegant assort of Pier and Chimney Glasses, from 6 to 142 inches in 1:171e, and from 4 to 80 inches in width; alto Convex and C0n t..... ,Mirrors, from 12.• to 36 inches diameter; and Plates of va ri....dinitlisinus for Windows, Skylights, Coaches, Ship Sashes, La thorns 14 , r Halls, Light Houses, &c. and that in consequence of :'..: tar action of Duty in July, 1819, the Company then re de. ir Prices TWO SIIILIANGS AND N I NE-PENCE per fo b• superficial: they now , announce to the Public a further .ion, on a Scale from T %VOA AND A HA LFto LYE. PER CENT. as the Glasses may vary in size. :Gm the very great improvements, that have taken place In this 3lsnufactory since the Incorporation of the Company in the year 1773, it is acknowledged, that the Company's Plates are far superior to any others manufactured in Europe. • . SCARPA ON ANEURISM.—NEW EDITION. 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Printed for John Soutar, at the School Library, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. 1) 11.1:‘IELINhasbrough t his PATENT MASTIC • CEMENT into such repute as to receive the unquali fied sanction of the first Architects al the day ; its superiority, as a stucco and covering for fiat roofs, is appreciated by ail whd. have had fair experience of it ; he requests to state, that his . 31,jesty's I'avilion, at Brighton, has all the domes, Sat roofs, err. :rents, and mouldings, worked in it, also the stuccoing of-the w...s both external and intental : Architects or sithere, who axe not immediately accfnainted with its merits, are referred to the new buildings, called the Regent's Quadrant, North side of Piccadilly, where the fronts of all the houses, and the roofs of many of them, vr cavered with it : Stepney New Church, , hzr.t.strne Gothic httilciin, is also a flue specimen of his Ma...dz., besides many other Public Works now in progress: the adv . ,:s of the Mastic Cement are, that It adheres to any sa:)t.tvice, resists damp, dry-rot, and saltpetre in walls ; be. o met of stone, which it retains, does not vegetate 4 'urn green, and when applied as an internal stucco, dries in a ft-n• so that it may be.painted or papered immediately aiTenvard,—The Mastic is sok! in. 7.1,:5n-t. 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Cirencester, and August 19, at ten, at the London Hotel, Cheltenham. At tunics, Messrs. Williams and White, Exchequer Office, Lin . coin's Inn; or Mr.. Whatley, Cirencester. James. Atkin, Liverpool, merchant, July 28, 29, and August• 19, at twelve, at the (Xfice of Mr. Avis...o, Hanover-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Arisen, Liverpool ; or Mr. Wheeler, Castle-street, Holborn. Gabriel James, Liverpool, merchant, July cB, 29, and August 19, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Avi , •on, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Avisiats, Liverpool; or Mr: Wheeler, Castle street, I lolborn. Martin Mager, jun. Truro, linen-draper, July 24, 25, and .Au gust 19, at even, at Pearce 's Hotel, Truro. Attornies, Mr. Ilennallack, Truro; or Mr. Makinson, ;diddle Temple. Christopher Elliott, St. Thomas .a Becket, in. the Ciiffe, near Lewes, Sussex, grocer, July 25. f.'6, and August 19, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, St. Tnomas a Becket. Attensies, Messrs. Smith and Gell, aaiugball-ureet ;or Messrs. Sint aid GA • Lewes. • • • ' •-' • • ' • • William • Snow betty, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, apothediry, July: 14, IS, and August 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hull. Attornies, Mr. Knowles, New Inn ; Mr. St:11,110dd, Hall. John Richard Prat andii(liam Richard Itavenscroft, late of 'New Londori-street, cow-factors, July 15, 22, and August 19, et ter; wt - Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Singleton, Maniacs. - Street, ' Iledflard- row. . Ilan/rah- Attiriti; Blackthorn, Lancilire, victualler, Jul}'3l, at Ate, August 1, at ten , and 19, it two, at the Old Black Bell inq Blackburn . Wttornies, Mr.' Armstrong, Staple Inn ; or blestrs.• Watchwords and Aspinall, Blaekburn. Elizabeth Corf, Liverpool, butcher, July 28, 29, and August 19, at one, at the Heathers Inn, Clayton-square; Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn; or Mr. Bird, Liverpool. James. George Bubb, Grafton -street East, Fitzroy-square, sculp tor, July 15, 29, and August 19, at ten, at Cs iidhall. At torney, Mr. Hackett, New -court, Swithin's-lane. John • Bignek Phcenix-place, Knightsbridge, carpenter, July 18, 22, and August 19, at twel ve , at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Wrentmere, Charle s - s tr eet. S t . J ames ' sx , quasv. . • `• Rotten Tolson, jun. lase of Dalton, -Yorkshire, manufaetlinel July 19, at York Castle, August 10 and 19, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield, at eleven. Attornies, Messrs. Clark and Co. Chancery-lane: or Mr. Whitehead, Huddersfield. • • • DIVEIDEN DS to be made at GU I LDII A LL. July 11, H. and S. Fourdrinier, Charing-cross, paper-manu facturers, at ten. July 25, S. Goddard,- Cornhill, ntap and chart-seller, at eleven. July 25, J. Knight, late of Fore-atreet, cheer monger, at eleven. July 29, A. Wray, Tokenhouse-yard, • merchant, at twelve. July 25, W. A. Bragg, Itotherhithe-wall, shipwright; at eleven. July 25, J. Hudson, Birchin.lane, mer chant, at ten. July 29, E. Timberlake, Great Alary-la-bnntie street, .pwilterer, at ten. July 25, U. Foot, Halt Moon Ta vern, Gracechurch-street,victualler, at ten. July 29, I'. Moore, Pacidinlictoh, flour-dealer, at one. July. 25, 1). cox, High street, Southwark, 'stationer, at twelve. July 29, S. Newm.n, late of Finsbury-place, merchant, at twelve. July 25, W. Ed -wards, Dartford, gt ocer, at eleven. July 25, I. &even, Old Cavendish -street, wine -merchant, -at eleven. .July. S. Thus. phreys, Charlotte-street, Portla:d-place, merchant, at ten.- July 95, W:Blow, Whittlesford, Cambridgeshire, maltster,.,t eleven. July 25, it. Graham and S. Sharman, Leicester-square, • linen-drapers, at ten. July . 29, R. Taylor, Witney, •Oafard shire, mealnian, at one. July 25, W. F. Woodgate, Tun bridge, Kent, banker, at eleven. July 25, J. Dawes, W. No ble) It. 11. Croft, and R. B arw i c k, P a ll- nu l l, b ankers, at ten. Jul) , 28, P. Morgan and A. Strother, Crescent, Minot , user -• ts chan, at twelve. • Aug. 29, L and J. Phillips, High olbont, glass-dealers, •at twelve. July •29, P.' H. Delaware, Rotuford, auctioneer, at ten. Aug. 1, J. Tattling, late of Chad'-row, Gray's Inn-lane, bricklayer, at ten. • July 29. J. Kirkman, Gower-street, !leaded-square, builder, at eleven. July 29, P. Lae Saud; Great Winchester-street, merchant, at eleven. Aug. 1, T. Byrehmore, Caddingtan, Harts; farnws, at ten. Aug. 12, J. David, Tlareaskneeslle.street, metchant,•at one. July 129, T. West, - 41 - aetchurehistreet, whoksale-perfumer, at 12. July 29,- H. Jackson, Strand, vintner; at twelve. A ug . l a , J. Nailer, Jelfarini-aquate, St. Mary-Axe, merchant, at eleven. July 29, J. lushness, Addle-street, Wood.street; merchant, at One. • Aug. 9, 11. D. Cseoprr, Mark-lane, hop-mercbant, at eleven.- July 15,- H. Waddington, Bridge-street; Biackfriars, merchant, at twelve. July 29, T. Greathead and W. Outhwaite, Well-street, Wells:lose-square . , grocers, at twelve. • - July 29, J J. _ • , a—wirugs Atit4 Minitiog-lanei•likeker t st'neelve. Mtge V, W. A: T. - Young. and W. W. ALb4tt Watettfore;-Pmeraitrtwer- carpetiters, nt ten. July 29, Wolff and J. Dorville, ICt4 bridge-str.et, merchants, artrit-- -Jetty 29, J. Peel, C. 11;:idioi, and W. 11 il - late of Filieley, Sasliordikitto; tottortotilmbers, at eleven. CEIITIFICADTES J.,sv J. Slater, Manekester, izu.ktgver, miller, Cbsvell, Watt: _. ~ ' J. Slater, Manchester, inukeeve!.., T. Adkip, Coliheatet, Cbwell Sutt,in:aaione Kent, miller. 11. Stratton, - isle • Sta*.onztle-Wolti , GlOucestershire; merchant. W. Whitehall', Tewkeshary, been-draper, T. I Yates, sen. and jun. 4441-4-.YAtak Ysee-liaek, Lancashire, cot- - ton-spinners. ,Q. Wilkins, Pradford, Wilts, , • , ! A: Kelly, jun. late Of Purtsnmutb, banker. . Tyler,. late of Petwords, Sussex, spick-ttfercliant.• ‘4% . to-fn,‘ Newcestle-upolsaTyne,..tsreeer. - -.• W. Bryan, Graitt44. : court, printlie6 • W. Habbtotb, lice Lionttaisigt, Rod' p oi i p: : nowt ) potessemercirebe. W. Green, tivtirplot, Inesserscrils•" inter. -W. 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