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;,-,~ A r ~~, 'r • \ i• • • - . ll[o.llt ee . Ie e ~ .1.. ... .. , U. I, , A S •,, - t • - ~ - . • - ~.. fl r . . I • V ' . • r . ,\ _ I •• 1 I . :', , • . - t- ' - ' ' . ~46. . . k. .....46, , . 1r P. ' • . . , '. II I IA e r . 1 tk • 4 0 'l f As; ki. 6' Sir , . . . . . . . - *ITT; • ✓l+a. . . • . . iITIMBER 7978. WEDNSDAY,.SEPTEMBER 30, Igll. o Parcs sixiEncureeed.mmegr. EAST-MDIA. NOUSE, Sept. 24,1812. COMMITTEE (I" SHIP, MG of th; tu nTED COMPANr of MERCHANTS of ENG to,,Ayp,t,afis: to Me EAST INDIES,- do hereby give Notice, Tint t hey will be ready to receive Proposals in .writing on Itveduo d a y, the 7th October next, from such Persons as may be ov gjeag to supply the Company this Season with COALS. The conditions of the Contrast may be seen, and further par 'daises known, at the Office of the Cletk to the Committee at cis House. The Tenders to be delivered to the said Clerk to the Coai. inittee,st or before eleven o'clock in the forenoon on the above d a y beyond which hour not any tender will be received. _ _ This day was plublisistoio ropal peke les. in bon.d., ATREATISE of the OFFENCE of LtBEI. ; with a DISQUISITION .at large. on the Right, Benefits, and pioper Boundaries of POLITICAL. DISCUSSION. By. JOHN' GEORGE, ' • 15f the Middle 'Temple, Special Pleader. Luddon s Published by Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-strett. • • COUR TY FIRE OFFWE SOUTHAMP TON-STREET, ShtAND. TROSTLES. 'His Grace the Dote of RuTLANo, K. O. The Most Noble the Marquis of Rucatisctos sr, K. O. The Most Noble the Marquis of NORTIIAMPTON. The Right Hon. :he Earl of BUCKINGHAM/11M The Right Hon. the rail of Uma OssoßY. WILLIAM PIIALD, Esq. M. p. - • SCROPt BERNARD MI/ALAND, Esq. M.P. And Sixty Directori. • Managing Director-1. T. BAK sea Ben ',MONT, Esq. F. A.S. Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at Mr- CIIACL,MAS are now in course of delivery. PERSONS who are Insured with this Association become Members. Such PROVITS as arise are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective contributions ' and without the risk of loss, as an ample surplus Capital has been provided to meet any excess of loss that may occur. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns, who arc like wise Agents to the Provident Life Ofhce, founded on simi:ar principles. . . SALES BY AUCTION. deft_ At the London -Tavern, Foihole-street,. Plymouth, au Friday the 9th day of October next, atotioart, rrHE FOLLOWING GOODS, 'rise.% 4- 273 Pipes Cogaiac Brandy and Spiritisof Brandy. 15 filids. 45 Barrels Claret Wisell 394 Cues 27 Barrel, Z White Ditto, or V% de Cute 181 Cases 69 Cases Verdtgrease 185 Cakes Aotirsorif 171 Bags Corks , S Barrels Oil 83 Bags Almonds I S Ditto Olives 32 Cases containing Silks, Cambric., and other D ry Goods, Being the Cargo of the Am e ric a n s hip LARK , Henry Hutchir son late Master, captured by tits Majesty's ships titulars uml Art mt t, and condemned a. Prise. For viewing, Samples, Catalogues, and farther information, apply to Messrs. HAWKER and Saba, Merchints, Plymouth; or to JOHN LLISCOMUE, Broker. • • , • Info day were published, in One Vol. pri c e 10 s . 41d. -- POEMS on a Variety of Subjects, by the Miss WA rKiNS', of Stoke Lane, Somerset. Subscribers are requested to pay the amount of their respective' Copies to Mescrs. Meyler, and to apply for the Books,whicls it. now ready for delivery. Bath: Petered for haeyler and SOll, Abbey Church-yard, and ioid by G. Robinson, Parernoster•row, London. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Sept 23, 1819. THE COURT of DYRECTORS of the UNITED A COMPANY of MERCHANTS of Z,NGLAND, towerin g to do EAST INDIES, do !stray eve Noties, On the 10th October will be published, Handsomely printed in for Volumes, Bvo. wish nearly 900 En gravings, a new Edition, with large Additions, of • BRITISH ZOOLOGY, by Mos. PENNANT, Esq. Printed for Wide., Cochrane, end Co. I. Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Nnnn, Longman and Co. Cadell and Davies, J. Harding, John Richardion, J. Booth, J. Mawman, J. Johnson and Co. J. and A. Arch, and Robt. Baldwin. A small nandier of Copies is printed on Royal paper. PLYMOUTH. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at thdr House in Leadenhall-strett, on Wednesday, the I 4th of ()c -hestiest, tram Elevewo'Cloek in the Fotenoori, until Six In the • Stetting, to Ballot on the following Question, agreeably to tie Act of the 59th Gee. 111. cap. 89. viz.— " That this Court confirm the unarinfotli Resolution of the Court of Directors of the' sth August last, whereby the Com mander and Officers of the ship WINDHAm are fully acquitted if all imputation of neglect or misconduct, or want of courage, in respect to the Capture of that Ship. " And whereby also the Owners of that Ship are fully ac quitted of all imputation of neglect or misconduct In respect to the said Capture." In toter to determine, by such Ballot, whether three parts In four of the Projittors present at such General Court, concur with the Court of Directors in their above-mentioned Resolution. JAMES COBB, Assiliant Secretary. KENI'.—WILMINOI ON, near DARTFORD.—Te be LET, For the term of Three Voir* certain, with immediate possession, ACOMFOR CABLE Genteel FAMILY RESI DENCE, completely FURNISHED, comprising an En trance-Hao, Study, Breakfast Pa, lour, Dining Room, and Drawing Room; five good Bed Rooms, with convenient Dressing Rooms and Attics, good Kitchen, Housekeepers' Room, But lers Pantry, with convenient attached and detached Offices; an excellent Garden, with, or without, Thirty-five Acres of very good Pasture and Arable Land, situate at i•Vihningtm, near Dartford, in Kent, and distant 15 miles from London, with good roads, in a most respectable neighbourhood. For particulars apply to Mr. Northcrofr, Law Stationer, Chan cery-lane, London; or to Messrs. Claridge and Austen, Solicitors, Sevenoaks. At the London Tavern, Folhole•mvset, Plymouth, as TeeNchy, the 13th day of October, 1119 at Deems o'Ckick, THE beautiful Copper.bottorned BRIG, 1 GRAND JEAN BART, Vmeasurlng 279 47.94 'tons. —She is a very fine, well cmstructed Brig, built of Oak, and nearly new; Is a remarkable fast sailer, pierced and fitted for 11 guns, has good accommodaions and a large hold; her mos'el is particularly I andsome, with a figure-head ; she is admirably cal culated for a Letter of Marque, or Frivateer,ur tor the hle , titer. ranean, Brazil, or any edicr trade where dispatch is an objett ; and being, together with her Stores,, in the most excellent condi tion, might be sent to Sea in a very few days, at a very trifling expcnce. After which will be SO I.D, All her Guns, Musquetry, and other Warlike Stores. And then, the handsome copper-bottomed Schooners YOUNO CAROLINE, admeasuring 140 3004 Tons; and JENNY, ad measuring 152 5.94 tons.—Tbeseare well built, serviceable, fast sailing vesels, with good capacity for stowage; have lately landed their cargoes of dry toads in capital order; are bulwarked, and pierced for gans, well found in valuable stores, and may *ova be got ready for sea. Also, the entire CARGO of the Jaunt., consisting of 395 Barrels Louisiana. Sugar. I 204 Bear.skarn ; and 1842 Deer skins. I 47 Fox or Cat-skins. The above Vessels were captured by his 'Majesty's Ship Selsti• ramis, Chas. Richardson; .Esq. Captain, and condemned2,Bpda". For viewing, Inventories, Catalogues, and farther Paiticulars, apply to THOMAS COLE, Plymouth, Sept, Se, 11 . 1 ,* ... 4 • . 1 %.9,1 8 1 ,- *Trtlite Pirntlth• "this 10. was published, tip. I. price I s. THE 'PRO PATANT ADVOCATE.—Con x tents :—.Cbarges and Tracts of 'the Bishops of Durham, Giossoosser,lAncoln, and St. David's—Lord Kenyon's Observa tions—Claims of the Catholics considered—Letters to and from the Editor, &c. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Also, price Is. or £3 per hundred, Bishop Portrus's Reasons against Emancipating the Catholics. N. B. The general circulation of the above, particularly at con tested Electiohs, may be of incalculable advantage. G. DYER'S POETICS. This day was published, price 144. POETICS; or, A SERIES of POEMS, and DISQMSITIONS on POETRY. By 0. DYER, Formerly of Emanuel College, Cambridge. ' l 4 ,* The Disquisitions are intended as a Systematic Work on Poetic Criticism; and the whole Series as a Sketch of the Au tJaor's pursuits in different Periods of Life. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. 4 ~titi IONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pr.vat-ly taught, at No. 19, Sherrard.street, Gulden-square, 111Lulies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that actompitthmeni, or have not the modern tot) k. . Mr. ArLIN'S system • f teaching is expressly studied fur those art whom it is an object to acquire ea.ily that fashionable requisite far genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style race and ekgance. 'those who do not want private teaching • stogy lram at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on pobhc teaching evenings. Profe.,Sors of dancing taught the oest elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles dr. The hub.cription Assemblies are every Friday. Da. ADAMS'S EDITION OF HUNTER ON THE • VENEREAL. This day was published, In One large Vol. Bvo. iVustrated by six Copper-plates, price 14s. boards; ATREATISE on th e V ENE REA I. DISEASE. By JOHN HUNTER. With an introduction and Com mentary. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. Author of " Observa tions on Morbid Poems'," &c. London r Printed for Sherwood, Nezly, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; and J. Callow, Orown-courr, Soho. Of whom may be had, 1. The Physician's Vstie-Mecusu ; being a Compendium of Nosology and I herapeutics ; for the use of Students. By the Rev. Joseph Townsend. Printed in fine foolscap Bvo. .1 enlh Edition, improved, price 41. 2. Chemical Philosophy; or, the Established Bases of Modern Chemistry ' intended to serve as an Elementary Work for the thatStudyof Sclenee.— u rom the French of A. F. Fourcroy, by W. Desmond. hird don, considerably enlarged and amend , ed, price Ts. boards. GERMAN FLUTE. TSis day ens published price 7a. 6d. in folio, the 11th Edition, of WRAGG'S IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP TOR; or, The Art of Playing the German Dote refl. ie - red perfectly easy. The Contents are, a copious Set of instruc tions for a Flute from one to ei„llt Keys ; a Sec of Prot.". ' , lye .I.onens; 64 Duets in various Keys, each of which is preceded by ikon, easy Prelucho ' accompanied with an Explanatory Nutt, Ny which the 6 , i:dent Is progressively conducted from the easiest ta the Last difficult Key; 'lo Original Artetter; ss Scoqish and whet Airs; and 115 Flourishes In Major and . Mincr Keys; the whole forming the cheapest and most useful Book of the kind extant. London : Printed for and act'al by the Author, No, 17, Little. Kr iglu Rider.streot, Doctors Commons. ik_AllitAgikeTachss.•-rfk 1:4 4 1iP 1 14r in ordering " WrigeS rsW gi:*ragi" In feooll..ei in tie , no other ; : ' ,t litis day was published, In One Vol. 4to. price Xi. Is. Royal 4tos Li. lig 6 4. boards, (teabsillsbod oiltka line Portrait of Wlglif, engraved by 'Hopwood), THE NEW TESTA MENT, translated from the Latin in the. year 1380, by JOHN WICLIF, D.D. 7o which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings gf Dr. Wlclif ; and an Historical( Account of.the axon end English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening of the 15th century..--By. the Uev. HENRY HERVEY BA BJFt, M.A. an Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's inn, "the edition which Lewis published havingbeen always highly egxerined, and latterly very iliffictdt to be procured, Mr. Baber Was induted to pripare the present edition, and has stamped a new value upon the work, by many important accessions. He has given Memoirs of the Life of Wiclif, in which he bas disco vereaboth diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this Is an His torical Account of the Saxon and English Versi .ns of the Scrip tures. lite whole Volume, indeed, forms a very valuable and meritorious publication."—British Critic, Dec. I dl I. Printed for T. Hamilton, No. 87, Paternoster -tow; and R. Ogle, Holborn. A NEW and IMPROVED EDITION of GUY'S SPELLING BOOK. This day was published,lh2 Fourth Edition, on a superior Paper, with many additional Cuts, much new Matter added, and the Arrangement improved, price Is. 64. bound, GUY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING.BOOK ; or, An Easy Introduction to Spelling and Reading : in Seven Parts; containing a gr at variety of easy Lessons, exactly adapted to the capacities of Youth, and arranged in a new, easy and plea sing order; the Tables of Words are divided and accented accost disig to the purest modes of pronunciation. • .. . By JOSEPH GUY, Late Professor of Geography, &c. at the Royal Military College, .. Great Marlow. , ,Printed for C. Crrlock and W. 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MARSTON& Co. 25, HoLvwsuArnear, Strand, (to prevent mlitake,' . toy:Shop on the left* Ald 1 hand from Newcastle - stre et-reet eit Citteen; (late Fore- M Matt and Manager to Mr. -leave tu am:paint the La. I dies in several, that art i and elegem:Sri in Loug St r ati; which are far superiorintaiteand Iltshfon, to any bone la London. Liitlite by purchtteing two ppr of one size, will be tended to the ettolesee prier, for ready money, being fully coma petal' to keep twice the' aseorttnent of inty.other in the trade Mat sTO is preittunes 1 sidles yid dad Ids Warehouse for relent Corsets Worthif Weft artendon, led AOt to be equalled for Vrtwii.•, Inesiebip. and cheapness. Beintlferinot dna improved Sharfltays !Mb 7e. to A 1..; strong coloured Catlett. frotn ss. to les.; lever aid hupdced pairs of Whitens' Stnyt?fienti 'Ss. 6tl. to 7s. 6d. Mkiirioullatiers birrfseff, ht litthingexperience for upwards of ren Years ts'irorenian and sole Manager to Mr. Mills's bun -, that be is competent to give every satisfaction to those La who choose to honour him with tibeirCothmands. _ ,Lterrcra lithe soli IntentOr of fhb Patent TAM* &aye. &dem dilly ettcuted In Taft eir 'Country, 4.•tlei *softest lotice.—Convenient Rooms to try in. • ;• 1 •• -' ' ••''. , - Ts priteinitinspositiesi bidotraits,:_ IN bgliiiiilaViiilbd se sent . by bead, et by posidabirehab any other *---• 'dl co , . siosa--5.., ot At. 3.6 . ' , )." .. • T ' iretri . .le taitioi .14 *no , , . • Adds This day was published, price t Ns. boards, the First Volume of ri 'HE LAW. ..of VLECTIONS, containing the Law whh respect to the convening, holdiag, and dissoluilon et Parliament, the land 4 qualifications and distihat'ficationi of ?Masa, and alio the proceedings at the Poll; comprisittir the whole duty of Returning Officers. the subject of votes' beiqt thrown away by being £Wen to ineligible persons is also treated, et —By W. J. ROE, Esq of Lincoln's inn, Barrister at Law. • And in,' ley days M:ellbf published, by the same jsuttsor, 'An Appendix , containing the Forms necegrary al Electioni Ind. on of controverted Blections ;• the whole of the Sta - tine Law, including the Btiherir Ind Bankrupt Acts of England, &athnil, and Ireland. London: Printed for W. Reid, Law Bookseller, Belt-yard, Lincoln's Inn. BATTLE OF SALAMANCA. ''Ns day was publisheld,.tirice Bs. tad. line paper, Ss. Part IX.•of A GENERAL IIISTORY of theCAMPAIGNA of the BRITISH FORCES in•SPAILII and PORTUGAL, Beet the Commencement to the present Time. • The first Eight Farts form• Two Volumes, and complest the first Campaign to tie Convention of Cintra. Part IX. commencing with the Cam paign under Sir John Moore, which will b► followed by that wider Marquis Wellington to the Battle of Talavera, Soc. and the tubsequeut brilliant operations; ineluds ; traits of heroism in Individuals and Corp.. To be continued Monthly. An Atlas, Plot of ail the Battles, &c. will accompany this Work. Published by T.Goddard, Military Library, Pall Mall, London. MIUTAaY PANORAMA. OR lit GC October will be published. No. L of a New and Elegant Military Periodical Work, entitled, THE.AILLITARY PANQRAMA," price 3s. 4 - dedicated to third:Miters of the British Arry, contain * lilagratibleal Sketches oF Officers, Reviews or Military Works, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, !Military Movements, Details of Military Operations, Chrotie 111M Topography, Military Obituary, Births and hlarrages. Proration', Courts Martial, Dispatches, &c. correct insertion of the Extraordinary Otlzettes, tlenend )triers, and Army. Re , Ltilatiows,—Each number will be illustrated wills a Portrait and military Plan, engreresiby the best - Artists.—Six Numbers and kaiipphmert will conultute Voloste.—.-The latter will contain a last of. the• Officers< of the British Army, of those holding litaittry Appointments, aad the Exchanges, Removals , Res*. Stssprisions, . Deaths, /cc. &is during the periodnf the Vidwae's publication. Published by P. Marla (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar ' )+wrneeu f () stharktsatmet, 0 iford-street.—The -Prospectus, r aay be bad s tither there , WC of most Booksellers in the Ilaited . • •• • :I. . . I ' , re r.. M 6 e, 4o muc ut , Oac f5B - cars, 117RBANtEtfie. — - 191 114A4Y MikcAZINE, publislipd by " *G " DA ID, Na 1: Paii.l iaif, fst Oiiober, wit; 0011taiE 'ITV a irtititty isk er i ntoreAt i ng an 4 tainal . Mancr t some. 4 0 1 4!bated ortAckp ritu b l i f o u ow to s important Sublests:-TEspt Wi l t i rtmk. Hay and the.krtAnsula-7P 1 14 1 7. 7 51 , 141beil www. *gut or Cailtalea Dickcps Cancller; rarkir !sud • i PsdP "F w v 3ll-7 lit Krgituitnt.•-blidonal Spirit—bib Osumi. Sham Fights, &Id EaraT,PmeD"—atff,4l" Vitrn _Sumeon catchort, Lama. °sou an ey, General Thornton lot Mr. Hook, Mr. liroiffiam attd . 1 49 1 f4AKerte4, wit% sor.ted, Strictures thercupon—Trieu2 l— °Ors 79mgarf Clikutt—SptVitp Nadal disturbances--.-deir;rif Courts-Martial, ' , 4rith Rp 14111ItrP.ostrris7csittlues, Scr.. 'sc.—nisi/wars, Pessuiodoui, /cc. acc.—lnapsucties, romouons, u" -eow raper,. ud • nets, thl Ankle on the,' present Sitnation of America with 4 ,7 15 ' 541 , 1;Y/daft ar.Lnivels for this Magazine, abounds Stith ATARI .° llll 44 l 49.equalllg caicwptea to echthlt in a prt:tuinent point of k .O.rdil "ow, tee consequences of so unnatural a contest to both ;nun. F 44s tiCe• - • Dot is daieryjng the attention of, both Governments. r. r _mefeantiltinewitt,s4ropookangy4lo,it IV !I fio -r ios T l wow ' • ter imiww . . 4 1 ~asul, t.sosis4s. :I- • , ' 4 4 • •elit' 44 t,t- -• 4 - r • _ t • SOUTHAMPTON. BITTERN MANOR HOUSE, a capital Family Residence, with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, partly bounded by st i ed the River lichen, and one mile a half from Southampton. . By. Mr. ROBINS, Cariaway's, on Thursday, October IS, 1t Ireritlve, V" ' s r rii 1 8 very Eligible ESTATE, which is held under the Wallop of Winchester for Three Lives, renewa ble, comprises a Capital and Elegant FAMILY RESIDENCE,' 'planned to the accommodation of a Family of the first respecta bili.y, seated on a Lawn, with a full view,nf Southampton, the River, &c. Pleasure.grounds and thriving Plantations, conve nient Offices of all descriptions; Coach-house, Stables, and Out buildings, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, and planted wits choice Fruit -trees, Entrance-lodge, and Meadow Land,an island, &c. and contains in the whole about Seventeen Acres. The Property is partly bounded by the River lichen, and is in the possession of Colonel De Biiiinghurst, under an agreement for a Lease for a term, of which about six years are unexpired. These Premises are situate in a beautiful part of the Country, in the Parish of South Stoneham, on the road to Botley, and the Land-tax has been redeemed. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenant; Particulars may be obtained at the New Inn; West-End ; Dolphin, Southampton; Crow, Portsmouth; Bush, Farnham ; Demezey's, Hartford bridge; Willie Hart, Salisbury; or Messrs. Foulkes, Longford, and Walford, Southampton-street, Covent-garden ; at Garraway's, sod of Mr. Robins, Warwick-in eer, Golden-square, London. LARGE HOTEL, INIC - CIISPEE-HOUSSimli rAntN, STABLES, HOUSE, the. forSALE, situated is Ediaburgh. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Edinburgh. on Wed nesday, the 25th of October, 1812, at Two in the Afternoon, HE FOLLOWING PREMISES, part of the ig sequestrated Estate ef, STOOD A ItT DRY apAis, Coach-master and Mail-coach Contractor, in Edluburgh: Lot I. The Joug-established Inn, formerly sailed the mask Bull, but now the Turf Coffee-house, Hotel, and Tavern, pos sessed by Michael B. Tulloch. The accommodation in this home, from the number of Its apartments, and the eonveuiency with which they are laid out, the long-coutinued resort of travellers of all descriptions to it, aid its situation in one of the greatest thoroughfares, renders it. an object worthy of the attention of any person wishing US invest his money in an ezcellent security, and of any one who Is desirous of entering at once into a long-establlsbed business, in a house to w Itich.the whole of the Mailrioaches to Edinburgh, and some of the other public carriages run. Adjoining to the house Is a large Office, used by the Mail-coma Contractors, whit a back Office adjoining, in which there is slaplag-place, which are to form a part of the first lot. Lot 2. The Stables, Coath-houses, &c. heltiod and eounnual eating with the Coach-office, consisting of four Stables,one with ten stalikone of six stalls, and two others capable of containing eight bursas each, with hay-lofts to each stable. There is also accommodation for five carriages, a largo Granary, Grinding mill, and other conveniences. The we preceding lots will be disposed 4 together if par chasers incline, and will form the largest hotel and stable pre mises in Edinburgh. Lot 8. The Subles situated in Paulswork, Edinburgh, near , the above pre:idea, which form one of the most cdniplete /table establialutsenta is Edinburgh, consisting of eight In number, viz. six fee ties horses each, one for ale horses, and one for three horses; standing fur 16 carriages,ilay-lofts, S; raw-left, Harness- Beiiiechouse, Ostlers-bottle, and a Granary capable of cent:sing:4 uptesirde of 900 quarters of grain. Lot 4. A Stable entering free Clyde-atreet,contataing 4 stalls, 11,1 r 10 41 1 W I Apt 'S. The Fifst Floor of t 140. 34, Leith-street, consisting of Kitchen, ski .• . - • -,. ' . TO THE NAVY, ARMY, AND THE POEM iIN GENBAAL. ROWE, MERCER, TAILOR, HABIT /. V• HABIT MAKER, &c. impresied With the liveliest senthnente of gratitude for the verY liberal support he has experienced for fiss last twelve years, begs to inform his numerous Friends, that he is removed from his former residence, No. 17, Cumberland-street, to No. 34, Fore-street, Plymouth-Dock, the house lately occu pied by Mr. Lobb, Mercer, &c. whereby an unremitting augur tion to business, he hopes still to give general satisfaction goll.to deserve that liberal patronage which they have so lung warerrej on him. , Naval Uniforms and Regimentals made with the utmost expos ditbn and elegance, equal in all respects to those made in Lon.: l don. and agreeably to the newest regulations. Young Gentlemen destined for the Navy, fitted out whisk, utmost dispatch and on the the most liberal terms. ANTIATTRMON. THE PATEN I' COMPOSITION, which pre. TM* ohs Mai of Friction in Steam and otherEngints. in Mills, Machinery, and Carriages of every description, may b 9 purchased in boxes, price es. ed.; ss. ud.; Ins 6d.; one &non e . and two guineas each. One of the smaittsr boxes contains E quantity softleient to last a Chariot or a Post-chaise twelve months; and after the wheels are primed with the Composition they may be used daily, and will run at least six moutbsiWithout having occasion to take them oil or to apply any thing else to the asletrees. .the Composition Is to be used in the same pro. portion for all other kinds of work.—Sold, wholesale and retal, by Messrs. Brows and Mawe, No. 149, Strand, near Somerset House, London. N.B. Directions will be found upon each box, whither* signet. William Bellamy. , , DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Author the Maximo of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been Pro: scribed fur Indigestion and its effects fur 30 years with aatosbh. lug success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digestian, Invigorate this nerves, remove pain and spitsrusof the stomach, expel wind, pro. duce an appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure din= the liver, and those incident to warm climates, or too free N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, carry of freer, oho the heed-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of ks eatnniatory gout. The Powders 2s. 9d. or 6s. The Drops 2s. 9d. or es. add ad the late Tint's, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, 269, Htelowereot. BEA rough; Mitchell, 9,.Charles-street, Soho.square ; and the Wei pnetor (from Soho-square), 39, Charlton-street, SUMO This also by all the wholesale Venders in Loudon. Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed as citric In. FAMILY BREWING.. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. NEEDHANI, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, to their POR CABLE FAMILY BREWINJ MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, convenient, and ,compact in its form; Likes to pieces with ease, and IS always sweet and ready for use ; the consumption of fuel is very small, malt occasions neither skit nor stram. The naethoduf using it is equally 'invite and certain; it re. quires no fixing, NO MASHING OF THE MALT, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably produces Ale or Beer, of any degree of strength, of the TRUE HOME.IIRE.WED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans. Paru llentleruel n engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine vase found particulatly usetul as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle, waking Vinegar and Hay 'lea, and for extracting the Essence of all Vegetable and Animal Substances. It may be fatted up for the distillation of si:uple Wyers, and otter chemical operations. . Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, London; and Wine. street, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing truomonsets: LONDON Messrs. Fekhams i 105, St,. Martln's.lane ; Sum. mere,los, New Bond-street i Ribetta, May, and C0.66,0tf0rd.. street; Downer and Sanders, 159, fleet-street; Larkins and Fade, Whelaale Ironmongers, 66, Chiswell.street.— NOR.. FOLK: Mews. Aggs and Curr, Ironfounders,Norwich.—LlN. COLNa Mr. ,Ashton, Louth; Mr. 'Taylor; ifecki, iron , neai Skafaid.-- NORTHUMBERLAND: Mr. Marshall Mat Let Newcutle-upon•Tyne.—LANCASTER : Mr. Mtdfueuz, Or forletreet ;Hosea and Overton,Castle.sterer.l4...—. - • •~ ~ . - • 4. • • JAt3. 1 ne run moor or so. u", a.cussweet, . - Dialog-room, Drawiag-roont; four. Embefrass Kitchin, emits Anildhset. No.*, S*an-court, Market-stieec, Mantbaiter Jt Bed-closet, with a CeU r - * . . , DERBY : Messrs. C.At & Weathertmtd, Derby..--Wit*RWICK s . Lot O. The Surplus Balt c‘segli per Martian, pppable by Mr Mr. Flare!, Cuventry.—WOlttESTEß Mr. Bredlet, Weave George Montgptutty, Confectioner in Edinburgh, for twelve eater,-aOLOUCEna ER : Mr. 11:ity. GlOuretter..a.:HE4 Nri ri9F t.- c ORN ALL M ad me amtince....-410. years deer w hisuumade km 4 fix hosts p r i smai . Exa m, a t p a y.. 19111) s Mt. Honiat w t, Hereford . — . Is M rO ON , s Mr. sent possessed by him. • Lot 7. Ten Shares of the Fletnatin Fire Insurance CansPlaY• MERSET : Mr: Stothert; Bath.—DEVON: Messrs. Kingtioni The Ted Cole -house, the Stables Achind, andnt ?millwork, Enter; Hesithman, Plymouth ; _Kendall, Ttrerton; Dtartmseta will be shorn by the Trustee on Mr.Drlmieles Estate, or by the •.l'auniea ; Pormay, Plymouth Dock: I; Mrsars;-! Ferenc Tins9ts ; and the In I.44th.streer, and Stable in fiiontewiPsetborite.- -WILTS Mr, Russell,Mariborougbf Me Clyds-street, will be shewn on aggliestinit to the Trustee. Barnei,;Asbury ? --BERES Erownautarbory.—HAtts le. I partieedars may be had o4 5 00atiou sot Ms.dlrroll,. Mr: club!), Poona; 'I power, Sou ......WAt.Ests Mr the tauten, on Mr. Miming's. Segaearstml Estate, No. Jai , DA:homes, Newcastle', tarniarthen ;Be jun. COWalikkt . Prin c es - street John Campbell s . or /Obi Archlbeid.Clunphell Dyke, Menhyr•Tydrd,rciansorgoarl- Putrid" Card le. Abercrontirf-pfine; aolmrol.3 K tc. AlsziosigAuwa, kar. I.l,4Lsigni Vo. brew fur /le inspection every•Tuaday s j ilitarliwsepit e Lea" , .- laivi3— Atom permlLLervial an d Arlin% ens* . - • • SALES BY AUCTION. - HANTS.—By Mr. ROBINS, BITTERN MANOR FARM, SOUTH STONEHAM, Within Two Miles of Southampton, and early Possession. At Garraway's. on Thursday, October 1 5, at In, io One Lot, AVERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held under the Bishop of WlNeussrai; on Three Lives; comprising BITTERN MANOR FARM, a most desirable inviting property, on a fine commanding eminence, sloping to the South, the princi pal part bounded by the rive} Itchen, intersected by fine thriving woody, containing a Faro's House, Barns, Stables, and Out. bedding', upwards of THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY ,THREE ACRES of rich Grazing, Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, all llN•ring• fence; extensive Views from dif ferent parts of the Estate, of the rich country, the Southampton river, &c. and only one mile and a half from Southampton, right from Romsey, eleven from Winchester, and a short dibtance from the high road to London ; a mast excellent neizhbourhood, and good roads in all directions; the whole in possession of Mr. William Polden. May be viewed by applying to the Tenant, where Particutars may he had ; and at the New-Inn, West End ; Dolphin, South %Topton; Crown, Portsmouth; Bush, Farnham; Dernezey's, Hartford Bridge; \Vt,ite Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Ra'hleigb and Lee Solicitors, Hatton -street, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Ar. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the v.3' ate may be seer...