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SUBSCWIPTION FOR THI RELIFR OF THS WIDOWS AND FAMILIES OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN J.OsT AN HUI MAJESTY'S SHIPS ST (lEott GE, HERO, DE nt4cE, SAIVANHA, AND FANCY. *- 11 - iE Widows, Children, Fathers, Mothers, Ern a' theta, or sisrevs, the legal Representatives of the Officers sod Men lost in the above-mentionid Ships, who have not yet tvcsiVed Relief from this Subscription, are particularly requested to transmit (wtruzu sts selaiTUS IHOI4 THIS OATH) to the ' , Secretory, a loiter from the Miiiitter, Churchwarden, or Over seers of the Parish where they reiide, certifiing, that the Cheek received from the Navy Pay-Office bas been exhibited to them (with the number and date of the Check), also stating thiamount of the Wages received by such Representative, and that they be lieve tbem to be in wait of, or deserving, the Relief intended bit; this Subscription. THOS. FERGUSON, Secretary. No 9, Georgoiyard, I.onsbardottreet. BROKE PRI•ON.-FELONY. - FIFTY GUINEAS FURTHER. REWARD. FAILLES DAVIES, formeily of the City of C I,,dee i carpenter, b.:t lately of Alfred-place, Xingu!own. war the City of Bristol, where he carried on business as* Grocer er the wine of CLarlee Walk•nson, absconded from his Cre di cr , about f ur moniha ago, and has been guilty of Felony ; since this ne has Leen aspprebended at Plymonth-Dock and re roved from tk nee to Bristol, where lie escaped out of prison on t hurAlay n:ghr last or early the following morning He is ?rani 35 to It) years of age, ;bout 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, o: a complexion, has light hair, is rather stout made, struts a lit tle when walking, and in conversation generally stands in an et et posture and places his thumbs in the arm-hales of WI waist cost; he wore on his lag escape, a black coat, new black silk waistcoat, light vitae(' corded small clothes, and a dark great coat almost new faced with bilk. Whoever will appreh.nd the said Charles Davies alias son, or give such infornia:ion to Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bei.ch- AN' slits, Temple, London, or Messrs Brown and Ca: y, solicitors, Bris n, as to cause him to be again apprehended, a' all imme d:alely thereon receiva tile above Rcwkrd, by applying to the said Mr. Hurd, or Messrs. Brown aid Cary. CHEAP AND DURABLE PAIN f. "Vr i ESSRS. FORES and MITCHELL, N0..21, IYI ?Lary-la-bomie.street, Golden-square. having for many years past supplied great numbers of th. Nobility, Geittry, and other persons with their invaluable PAIN . 1 S made with Pre pared Fish Oil for preserving Park Paling, Gates, Iron Railing, Weather Boardieg, Stuccoed and Plaister Fronts, and all work greatly exposed to the weather, solicit the attention of the üblic to [heir Paints, which, in their present greatly improved stare, combine elegance and durability with economy. The invisible Green is 6d per pound, and other Colours proportionately cheap N. B. Refined Lamp Oils .53. and es. 6d.per gallon ; fine i. rrn and ballad 0113, at ei , Mary-la-bonne-street, Goldon-square. T i ARRI OTT's imp' rived PATENT KITCHEN ILL RANGE, which witl Roast, Bake, Boil, Steam, Stew, &c. byttne small fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of boil ing wa er; the co: sumption tit fuel about one-th , el the toss, q ty; a certain. cure for smokey chimnies ; and wa„ ant ed to ate er, never hay :•g failed in a single instance. Kiteliens fitted up w ih rang. a embracing ail the late 'mprovernentit,w•th vont boiler., ovens, hot closets, and taeatn-kettles. AU kinds of , toves for Drawing-room., Parlours, Halls, Churches, &c.—Hitmane Mentraps, to secure depredators wit hout injurit.g hem. Spring guns of different cons ruction.. A Parent 14 crA,-i , ig Jack upon an entire .new principle, conittrueuld bo as to require neither wrizhts or pullies; the works being inclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its ..xtreme simplicity not liable to be out of order; and calcu'ated for every kitchen.—To be see, in use daily at the Patentee's Manufactory, 64, Fleet-street, London. TO DRUGGIITS AND MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 1 - 0 BE DISPOSED OF, an Eligible RETAIL 1 I),UG BUSINESS of the first respecrab 14 at the West Fad of the - I own. Though not many years established, yet, from the local advantages attached to the situation, as well as barn its progressive increase, promises to become a concern of magnitude. the retail is highly g n.eel, and admirably adapted for any Medical Gentleman desirous of combining the same with Private Practice. Present Returns between £BOO and £9OO per Ant urn : £l, 0 will, at least, be required for purchase-money. Apply (past-paid) ;o 11,1‘ ssrs. Edgar and Co. Medical Agents, 18, Lartlett's-building , , H•.lbnni N. B. A choice of NI. dical Practices for disposal, from £2OOO per annum down to .£4./0. Several others required in distinct Counties in England. TO MEDICAL MEN.—GII F 6 1 ONIAN MEDICINES. ANY Pr aossiori :ti Mudical Gentleman, prticularly those that are walking the Lona. n Haapitalz for Informa tion, and may be induced by humanity, or luc wive motives, to ttaty the happiness of ni.xitind, by not only almost instantly ft —,ng theni trom the agonizing torture of the following com plaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasonable time, may. by bri. , ging with them Patients afflicted as under, who have been returned as incurable trom any of the London Holitals, soon see them receive such an earrfest of cure as no other Me,' icine c n vie, and by attending with the slid Pati,:ats a reasonable time, will see them restored to per!, et health, without any ex pence to themselves or the patien a : but if th , v bring with them Ktients that have no• %pie:, returned as i.eing incurable from any of the London Hospitals, such persons must pay the truai ctiarges. —Names of Disorders, as alluded to above: all deseriptiosa of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Spt airs Bruises, or Con tractions and Lassitude proceeding from any of the above com ps tts ; likewise Pleurisy, Bilious, Nervous, Asthmatic-, and Consumptive Disorders; footh-ache, Face-ache, Ear-ache, and Head -ache, of all descriptions.—Mr. B. Gu EST sees Patients at his house, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, every morning (Sunday sztept..d) from Nine to Twelve o'Clock. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSAS &c. THE great demand ter Mr. GREENOVO/I's LO ZENGES of T 01.13, after SO years trial, prwes their su periority, as the most pli-aunt and eff rival remedy for 1! Coughs, lioarsenesses, Sore 1 hroats, dm! .ctlons on the I.iii•ga . heal hog the rawness of the Breast, And affoi . ding great relief in Short reset of 2rea:l,, Asthmatic and Ci.nsumprive Complaints. i•--ttine only have " R. Kayo ard" printed on the Stamp—all oth n . are cotnaet fairs—by whom they are prepared, as succes- Sut • To Mr. Greenough. : , 01(1 in I ondun (b his appointment ) by Newberys, fit. Paul's Church- ) ard; Dicey ac Co lin wt.:l urch-yard; Bayley ik Co. Cock sper-street ; Nix, Royal kle.,ange ; A aril, 3 , 24, Holborn; CLirk, ". Bow ; Sanx,.r, 150. Or or.!-s reet; Barclay, Fleet Martiet ; ALk' oi Jo, Piccadilly ; V ade, Conduit ; and the Venders of Ga llant Medicines. Price Is. ltd. each box. NEWTON'S DENT !MICE. P ITIES Powder is as pl easant i n t he a ppli c ation, as it is exc. Ilent in its dr, cts; it speedily rentleis the Teeth v *l'e and smooth, the gums healthrul, red, and firnt ; and by con "t we u se will p res: lyre them in this desirab l e state. It fortifies e amel and prevents the accumulation of tat tar; and even he enamel has been impaired by the application of perni c2_,‘ deptyric r , o r by any odor means, It wilt renovate it in a Z in her , o be cre di te d on l y b y those who experience or w i tness elicary 'I;o the gent' al approbatim. of INlEw•ruses 100 du the i'roprietur is proud to boast of refert nets to many 1 , 1 1 :et1 charaett rs of t h e B r i t i s h an d Foreign Coors. Whole-ale ~ s are requited to be address, 41 to Mr. b: .vtra's Agestts, w and kowAtos, 66, on the Footsw ay, St. Paul's Lhurch 141 ' uallY opprite the North Gate, in boxes 25. 94. each. This day were published, Very elegantly printed in large nom price I se. I'IVE HUNDRED POINTS of GOOD HUS BANDRY; together with the B•;ok of Housewifery; being a Calendar of Domestic and Rural Economy for every month in the year ; and eshibit'ng a Picture of the Agriculture. Customs, and Manners of England in the Sixteen•h Century. By THOMAS 'FUSSER, Galt. A New Edition, with Notes, georgics'. illustrative, and explana tory—a Glossary, and other improvements. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Honorary Member of the. Board of Agriculture, Bcc. Bcc. 'V A very limited Number have been thrown off, on a fine wove quarto paper, elegan•ly printed in red and black, for the curious, price Iwo Guineas. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. A REPUBLICATMN OF A VERY SCARCE AND IN •FER ES•I'ING BOOK. This day was published, in /Ivo. price 10s. nd. THE' LIFE, PROPHECIES, and PREDIC TIONS of MERLIN •N I'EftPRE FED. being a Chrono rraphical Huh ry n all the Kilgs and memorable "assapes n the Higory of these Kingdoms, from Brute to the Reign of Charles 1. with the eurows anfl rare Iron i-piece. •.• Insxad of a large study hook, and huge voluminous tract ate, able •rt take top a whole year in reading, and to load and • re a porter at carrying, thou haat here a small manual, curtain inE all the p • h and marrow, made portable for :bre (if thou so nlea4e) to bear in thy pocket, , ts that thou mayest say, that in this small compendium thou ha-t Hollinshrsl, the Polychronlcon, Fa bian, Speed. or any n• Is rest of more giantitivt bulk or bindi , .g " Vide Fl-y wood's Preface vi this veil curious ho .k. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Fiwbury sqnsre. This day was published, DR. MANOR'S SCHOOL CATECHISMS, for CHII.DREN of either Sex, price Is. each; or the whole Ser'es, consisting of ten, on the most Interesting branches of hu man knowledge, in two pocket volumes. price i Os. 60. .I'he sale of several impre:sions attest their superior value, as well as their favourable reccrion from the Public. They are .particularly adapted for Sunday Schools, and the different establishments tor diffusion o• knowledge among the poor. The f •lii.wing subjects are comprised in t' e series tie Mother's Catechism, or early Knowledge; Health, containing simple and easy maxims for the management of Children; General Knowledge, or a brief intro duction to the Arts and Scierces ; a History of England ; an Unia versa! History; Geography, or an easy Intrti4uctien to the K.•ow ledge of the Globe and its Inhabitant.;; Animal -d Nature, or Ac coun• of the Animal Kingdom; the Laws and Constitution of England ; Bible, or Sacred ruths. I.mdon : Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square ; and sold b,• all Booksellers lust published, very neatly and accurately printed, price 6s. hound, a new Edi•ion of • ANew and C , :mplete CO Ni MERCIA L and MI LITARY GRAMMAR of the SPA N P 414 LANGUAGE, with a cotiou. Vocabulary and Dialogutit, a Commerval Corre spondence, Fables, 'Prose and Poetical Extracts, and tvery o her requisite necessary to form the perfect Spanish Scholar. By JOHN EMM. MORDENTE. London: Printed fur Vacking• on, Allen, and Co. Finsbury spare; Longman, Hurst, Res., and Co. Paternoster-row ; and I'. Boosey, Broscl.streer . Of whom may he had. Recently published, by thr same Author. price Ss.. EXERCISW, 1!• ote ;••PANISII LANGUAOI, adapted to the Com mercial and Vltiitary Spanish Grammar. The aoprobat•on with which the Commercial and Mili,ary Spanish Grammar has been received, emboldens the Author to lay this Book of Ex rci , es fore the Public with increased confidence. Its utility is obvious, and in execution he b.-lieves .t in be in re respect interior to the Grammar, which has been honoured by so 'narked a preference avd so rapid a sale. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1813. This day were published, in 1 *al fry°. price 12s. in b oa rds, POEMS.' By CAROLINE SYMMONS, and CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D . Author of the Life of Milton, &c. &c. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was publisbeS, price 4s in boards. ROMEO AND JULIET TRAVESTY.— " Nil fuit unquam tam dispar sibi. Dulce est desipere in loco."—Hoa. London : Printed for T. Hookham,jun. and E. T. Hookham, Old Bond-street ; Richardson, opposite the Royal Exchange; and lentyris, Old Town -street, Plymouth. This day was published, price Ys. 6d. The Third Edition, of OBSERVATIONS on the CRIMINAL LAW of ENGLAND as it relates to Capital Punishments, and on the Mode In which it is administered. By Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY. Printed fur T. Ca&II and W. Davie., Strand. PRO rESTANT UNION. This day were published, Ncis. 1. and H. price ed. containing H E ADDRESS, RESOLUTIONS, and QUESTION,ti, to the ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLICS, by the PROTESTANT UNION. -- Printed for R Bickerstaff, Eases-street, Strand, London. Anil on Wedner!ay, February S 4, 181 3, Ns. 111. of the PRO TESTAN UNION wfl be published, price three-pence, eon talning Letter., from Ireland. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. This day was published, In Svo. price I4+. A N HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the LAWS enacted against the CATHOLICS, Koth in Englan,t and Ireland, of the Ameliorations which they have undergone during the present Reign, and of their existent State; to which is added, a short Account of the Laws for the Punishment of Heresy in general; a brief Review of the Merits of the Catholic Quest-on ; and copious Notes, tending principally to illustrate the Views and Conduct of the C such of England, the Presbyterians, and Secta rians; with regard to Toleration, when in the enjoyment of Power. By JAMES BALDWIN BROWN, Esq. Of the Inner Temple. Printed for Uoderwirld and Black., Sit, Fleet-street ; H. Fitz patrick, Capel-street, Dublin; and Adam Black, South Bridge street, Edinburgh. A NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. publithed, very neatly printed, price ss. bound, PLEAENTS UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, 1 - 4 Ancient and Modern; containing a Description of the Boundary, F.s• Divisior 4, Chief Cities, Sea Ports, Bays and Gulping, Lakes, Rivers, Capes, Mountains, Forests, Islands, Go vernment, Religions, Population, C:imate, Soii, Productions, Commerce, Historical Bven?s, &c. of the several Countries, 'fates, &c. it the Known Woo a To which are added, klitlto lical, Classical, aud Mythological Notes.—BY A. Pigvor. In order to render this Work as acceptable as possible both to Schools and Privat }'u, 114, rise Author combines in it a Com pendium of Antient Geography, aft ature not merely of novelty, but he trusts I.kewise of obvious utility. Londoe.: Printed for the Author, N 0.9, Chapel-street, Pad dington ; ,old by Lackington, Allen, and Co. 'temple of the Muses, inebury-square.—Ut whom may be bad, gr:..t is, Lacking ton, Alkn, end Co.'s Annual Wholesale Catalogue of 6choul Books .or Schoehstasters only. This day was published, the Third Edition, price 21s. boards, of the rnurth, Filth, and Sixth Volumes, of PALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE.-By Miss LDGEWORTH. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where ma' be had, by the same Author, I. Tales of Fashionable Life, 4ih edition of the First Three Vo lumes, price 19s. boards. 2. Popular Tales, 3 vols. 12mo. 4tb edit. price 12s. boards. 3. Moral Tales, 3 vols. lith edition, price 10s. 6d. boards. 4. Parents' A.sistant, or Stories for Children, 6 vols. 6th edit. price 12s. half-hound. S. Castle Rackrent, sth edition, prit e 4s. boards. 6 Llsay on Irish Bulls, by Mr. and Miss E. Third Ed ition price ss. boards. 7. Belinda, 3 vols. third Edition, price 15$. boards. S. Leonora, 2 vols. price 10s. od boards. 9. Modern Gristlda, '1 bird Edition, price 4s. boards. in. Explanation • of Poetry, by Miss E. price 2s. tid. boards. i t. Early Lessocii for Children, Ten Parts, price ss. sewed. 12. Essays on Practical Education, by Mr. and Miss I 2 vols. !WO. Third Edition, price ills boards. 13. Professional Educadon i liVo. Semi Edition. price ISt. be. AGENTLEMAN who has passed much time abroad, and is well acquainted with the Spanish and French Languages, would willingly employ himself as an Agent in the Wool or any other trade requi.ing al tendon on the Continent, on liberal terms. Letters front Principals, post-paid, directrd to X. Y. at Mr. Langley's, Solicitor, Bath, will be immediately attended to. THE PROTESTANT ADV OC ATE. - N UMBER VI. will be ready for delivery on the 24th instant, the day previous to that iippnwed by the HOUSE 4 COMMONS for (Focussing the CACHOLIC QUE:TION. It contains a Refutation of the famous Speeches of Sir J. C. HIPPISLEY and Mr. CANNING, wi•lt other mat ter most important to the Question. The Publ.sher particularly recommends ?or this occasion, Analysis of Mr. Canning's Speech, price sq. The Rights of Church attested, from Historical Documents. A Solemn and Timely Appeal, wth an Appendix of valual;.e Records.,—No. 41, Yall-Mali, 20th February. This day was published, price Si. - . A LETTER to the Right Reverend HENRY BATHLTRST, D.D.Lord Bishop of Norwich, on the ten dency of some of his pub7lc opinions, and the benefits likely to accrue to the Eatabbshment in Church and State, by the Repeal of all the disabling Statutes against Roman Catholics and Pro testant Dissenters, and the Lancastrian System of Eduution ; entraining a summary History of Roman Catholic Dominion and Papal Usurpation, from the Conquest to the Revolution. By WILLIAM FIR at, E , q. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law, late his Majesty's Attorney- General of the Province of Upper Canada. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butterworth, Fleet-street; Catiell and Davies, Strand; Hateluird, Piccadilly ; Beatniffe, Norwich ; Parker, Oxford; ar.d Deighton, Cambrlage. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. WANTED, for a LAI of 17 years of age, a situa tion in a large Arable and Grazing Farm, where he may be made in every way useful, and at the Nlrtie time in,tructed in the air. '1 of t‘e Farm. A suitable premium will be paid. Address by Letters (post-paid), to Mr. Mickle, opposite the Asylum, Westrnirmer Road. N.B. The Lad h a native of Ireland, and a Catholic. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the i 2th day of March nest, to conunnnc.: at Eleven o'Clock iu tin. Forenoon, 'l l i I E handsome Brig EMPRESS, of the following Dimensions, per An Register: Length. 93 ft. 0 in. Depth, - IS ft. sin. bread' - 45 ft. 4 in. I Admeasures 274 84-95 tons. This is, without exceptien, the finest Vessel of her class that has 'seen offered tor sale at this port fbr many years; she isfaith fttiiy boilt, of the hesi materials, has a wqman bust figure-head, topper-fastened, and combines the desirable qiialitees of carrying a lair cargo ae d eailuig fast; is abundantly found in new stores. having been launched and fitted at New York, about five mouths since. Afterwards, her CARGO: consisting of 71 Casks Coffee, I 60 Casks Annotto 946 Bags I 5 Cases Indigo, and about tIS Boxes j Sugar,white & I 5 Tons 1 . 0,w00d, Cam -10 Casks S brown Havan. peachy. 19 4 Bales Co• ton Wool, Cayenne,New Orleans, and Sea Island. Captured by, and con enured as prize to, his Majesty's ship Rover, F. Erskine Locke, Esq. Commander. The Brig COLUMBIA, Philadelphia built, copper sheathed and taite.)..d ; has a scrawl head, and a prat and convenient ro..ttd-t''tise on deck, pierced tor lb guns, sails remarkably fast, and carries a large c trgu, about three years old, Is well found in useful a ores adineasures about ' , 20 tons, (her dimensions will be erpre•sed as s.)on as her cargo is unlit:len ) Afterwards her Cargo, consisting of 25 Casks i Coffee, 109 Bales Cotton, Upland and 817 Bags Louisiana. " ihd% i Suga 3 Bags Guns, Pi 13 , zee - r ' 2 Tons 1 ogwood,Campeachy. ",„* This vessel was captured by and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship BRITON, Captain Sir TKOMAS Srosnos. If? Ti.e Privateer SANS SOUCI, since our last Advertise ment, bas been SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Afterwards. The Good Brig L'AIMABLE JULIE. She appears to be French built, and to have bad a very large and general outfit and repair very recently. 13tUINSIoNS: Length on Deck - - - 55 Ft. 2i In. Breadcb - . • • 17 3 Adinessures - - - 65 8-94 Tons. Square•sterntd, N very burthensoine, takes the ground well, and is abundantly found in stores. The Brigantine I...HAZARD, has a neat scrawl head, sails fast, and burthene well Length - - - . 51 Ft. 911 In. _ _ _ _ .. . Breadth - • - - 16 lli Admeasures - - - 59 10-94 Tons. These Vessels appear to be suited for the Newfoundland trade or getieral purposes, and with their stores, are in condition for immediate employment. The Sloop LA BONNE MERE, square-sternecl, appears to be British built. _ _ Length Breadth . SO Ft. el In. 17 1; Admeasures - 57 47-94 Tons. She is very burihensome, takes the ground well, is well found, and may be immediately employed for general purposes. The Sloop or Smack MEDINA, British built. Length - - - 50 Ft. 1V In. Breadth 18 Ailmeasures - 63 75 Di Tons. She carries a large cargo, and sails well, is adapted for general ' purposes, and is in good condition. ourrawastos. The Cargoes of the last four Vessels, consistit4 of WINES, SALT, and EAIVIII - lEN WARE, Particulars of which will he expresoed in the Catalogues. Cap ure.l by and condemned as prises to his Majesty's ship Strenuous,lohn N woof, Esq. Com mander. For further Information apply to James Sykes, Esq. Arundel. sttect, joint Agent for the stover ; to Me.srs. John Jackson and Co. New Broad-street, Lontmo. for the Briton and strenuous; to MOM. HAMM, and Sesta, Merchants, Plymouth. JOHN ..LUSeeklia, Broker. PW:CE SIXPEN CB••HA I. FPE r N %Y. GRAND SURREY CANAL AMENDMFNT BILL IN consequence of the impressions cor.veyed by tls Newspaper Reports of the rejeetion of th s Hiil.. he Comorte tee of the Grand Surrey Canal Company think 1• a Jury they owe to the Proptietms, and the Pubic, to state th.tt this hill was not, as its t I seems to import —introduced by them. Mg al tended for the bent fir of the Cuorptoy, but on the contrary, wall bronatt forwar4 by certain ships %ins of the Fort of London for tito purpose t•f preventing the 0 amen of Vest , !ti resorting tO th. r front doing such repai s there, while ail Mt, wi.ie they have h. • n hitherto accustomed to. The Members of Parliament who expressed their wish thie the Bill shuul I go into a Committee, ratee distinctly *heir cow. that repairs which ght be *lane to a s'e . o ail.tat fur as in the Grand surrey Canal Basal, w old prohalliy, miller (vend° circumstances, cost £5O or Xi( 0 f compelle , l to go Into a +lli. builder's Dock, whilst &hers orpo•ed the ' , rind* of the Bill on t' le ground of its dtstroylog the advantage and accommodation aff ie - ded the s) upping by means of the above Basin. The Bill was ther-fore consider. d to be so detrimental Dot oily to the i• teregt of she Grand Surrey Canal Company, but also to the Snipping Interest in general, and to the Port of Lon don in parocatar, that it was thrown out on the Motion for ibis second reading, by a deckive matoity. _„ By or.!er of the Board. Grand Surrey Canal 00Ire. SAMUEL TRAVERS, Sec. 1 1 , Abchurc h lane, Feb. 18, 1813. . LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, '{HE following most desirable FREE: , 3Ln 1 - ES I'ATE, situate in the centre of the Market-placz, in Boston, where for about 50 years an extensive Wholesale and Retail Trade of a Grocer and Chandler bag been carried on, and which is well adapted for any kind nf Trade. Consisti..g of a very commodious House and Shop, with a modern-built front of red becks, three stories thgh, and covered with slate. The ;hop is Hsi feet wide in front, and has two hardsom : bow windows in it. The basement storey of the ' louse comprises a good Parlour, Kitchen, and back )(lichen. Is the fir.t fi or there are a genteel Drawing-room the width Of the front and three gall Bed-rooms; and in the attic storey five good Bed-rooms. There are excellent Cellars and a good Yard a.ijolning the House, with a large regularly-sup; lied Wall and rain-water Cistern, two Pumps, and convenient Out-offices. Also two Tenements in Grant's lane, aloinieg the above on the West, in tenure of Widow Bowring and Widow What- le. Also a large Warehouse, in the same Lane, comprising 2 flaors. Also another good Warehouse, comprising three Boors, adj.sin log the Above on the West; and a three stalled Stable contiguous thereto, at the bottom of the same Lane. The Premises extend from the Market-place along the North side of Grant's-lace in one continued line of communication, (ez cepc an interval of 22 feet,) presenting a front next the Lone of about 220 feet. The whole of the Premises (except the two Tenemen's) are is the possession of Messrs Thomas and Sam del Waite, who are retiring from Trade, and will give up the parts In their posses sion at Lady-lhy next, or sooner, if de•ilßd by a Purchaser. ••• The House and Shop may be bad either Woos or together with the remainder of the !'remises. N. B. Part of the Purchase-Money may remain or Security of the Estate. Further particulars maybe known on application to Mr Santoro! Waite, Merchant, the Proprietor; or at the Office of Mr. J. Waite, Attorney-at-Law, lloaton.—February s, 1 K l 3. I 'HE COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE COM. -ii• PANY, bkinner.street London, beg leave to solicit the aw . tention of the Nobility, Gentry. and Pubt c in general, to theft very low Priers for t' e choicest Wines, genuine Spirituous Li quors, primest Bottled Porter. Ale and double Brown Stout, for Ready Montt or y, which wilt be delivered to order, tree of n. pence, to any part of London. °Curious old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the most esquisite flavour - . £lBO Half Pipe £6 i ' Quarter Pipe - . SS 'Very tine old Sherry, 6 yrs in the Wood, per Butt - 1111 Half' Butt .4110, Quarter Butt • - • S 1 °Fine o'd West India Madeira, per Pipe • 1141 I Half Pipe £59, Quarter Pipe - - SO Per Dot. , Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been 6 Team in the a. d. Wood, new In Bottles, 13 to the Dozen • 50 0 'Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted . 53 0 °Curious old Port, warranted to have been 5 years In Bot tle, 12 to the Dozen - sr • • °Very Arong old crusted Rorie Port, warranted to keep sound and fine 50 years - - 63 0 Good Sherry, is to the Dozen ', 54 0 , °Very fine old ditto warranted to have been 3 years In . the Butt Is to tie Dozen . 56 111 Fine T. neAffe, 13 so the Dozen • • 50 0 °Fine old Bronti Madeira, 1:4 to the dozen SS 0 . °Finest old We.t India tlo. 13 to vie dozen • • 66 0 t °Curious!' floe Ease-India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, ltt to the dozen - - 84 0 *Fast-India sherry, 12 tothe dozen. - 60 0 'Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the dozen 93 0 , °Very fine rich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dozen 50 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 do. • - 18 9 °Flom White Noyeau 12 do. - - 56 n . *Ditto Pink ditto, 12 do. - • 36 0 °Ditto old Rum Shrub, 12 do. - - 46 0 • Per Gal. 10 6 • 12 6 t 13 6 16 6 1 Fine flavoured Geneva •Ditto old strong du. Ditto very strong Ditto 414.. Jamaica Runt Ditto do. Holland' 33 n Per Doz. *Ditto double Brown Stout, 12 to the dozen - 8 4 'Finest old Ale warranted 22 months old before bottled 10 0 *Finest Burton Ale, do. - - 12 0 *Very curious Coniae Brandy, warranted to be 10 years old, per gallon . - 35 0 'Ditto curious fine flavoured Old Rum - 10 6 Fine old B. Brandy - . 16 0 i Fine old British Hollands, superior to most fcricign 20 0 Those Articles marked • are what the Compa..y recemm•nd as being of a more superior Quality than what is generally sold. • and of the finest flavour. *Fine flavoured Vin de Grave, 12 to the Dozen - 80. i: --- - ine &lac _ in •Ditto liarsar, ditto •Old Hock, ditto •Ditto Curious, ditto •Ripe Champagne, ditto •Noyeau Martinique -0. 7 % 1 Wit. 3 406. I SA I SPOs. . . For the conveniency of those Nedlle• who prefer theirWINEN in PINTS, and for Connoisseurs in sepArior Articles, the t 'um rANV have selected the most curious Winrs, Scc. and offer the 1 following as the most choice that can br produced *Pine West Indit N iatleira, it Pints to the Dpz, u - 34;‘. °Old East Imlialli.to of :he most exquisite floyour and qua lity, It ditto • - - 4:s. °Ditto Malmsey Ditto • - 4.5.. •0:d East India Sherry of the most curious sad mace qua- city. 12 ditto - - - _ Set *Fine old dry Libor., 12 ditto - - vs. • "'Ditto Cslcavells • - 41 f °Port Wine, nevay bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the favoutite Vintage of 1806, 12 ditto - ! !!s 'Ditto of the moat rare ,ert, bottled from the mot' urious old ; p e in the Kingdom, that has lam in a bedy nearly .2O years. his article has all the saltness and Rattner of ,he most rare Wine, mod is worthy the attention of the ant Connoisseurs, I 2 ditto '*. *Luscious Shrub, from; he finest las °sited oldßere • •It ipe lull flavotin-il Double Brown Stout, it ditto • Curious Mellow A... warranted 2 yi a: s old In 'ors bot tled, bat at the settees Savoir, is dm* Ss c.d. his ea var the DUO the si of tiest b seof of total The j l4 ~~ I. ('~J Y IC'' VII. !Alt, te re" aving rei ICS year►. s!det, r cure with !, No. clla:• iiell I ill be and