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'MOM Igw'' -- _ . . • ,• ... - ..... _ I . ...---- ... r ) - $ j i t> C 7 III& ts , ~._ _ ~_ .._, ~.---; ~ it ~,,, N.+ . t . ' ' .?..;'. \ * •.'w' ,; - , „... ..„. k 4. • 'l' • C ..._...__ h), , ... • t S 1 % . 1 • = *- II :... r ...- , :., .1.3 , "„ ! r ikajsz 40 . ... • -Ake . . f f . ' - i ',4- • . ~ • • • _ ... Y, FEBRUARY la, 1812 ~ . .. • [PRICE SIXPENMHALFPENNY .-_----. ___ ___ In the Press, and speedily will b. p 1 his day was published, In Ivo. prim Ins. In bards. ommittee. In 2 Vols. small ave. • A TREATINE on the BANKRUPT LAWS, iof the WI ,VELINA. A MORAL TALE. By ALEX - arimai a Coliect.on ef the Stautes Ind Orders of the Ghats. Is Majesty's t 12, ANDER WHYTE, Esq. Banitter. tellers ki as-kru ~ cy. Printed for William Miller, Albemarte.sweet. By t.RANCIS WHITMARSH, Es 4. ..., Of bray's Inn, Barb/ter at Law. Lately was published, Lcodaiurflotad by his Majesty'. Law Printer,- for I. Sinter. Embellished with IS Engravings in Demy 4to. rte Three Gni. worth, FliNt.afreet ;.ad J. Cooke , 0 iQ • Dahl, neon. may, • n. nountlng to news, eta in Royal 4to. prtre Tour Guineas in boards, I IS this Teentise, the material alteeatiws that have Lady beta 'RAVELS in the SOUTH of SPAIN rn LET- made, tie* . lauhrupt Laws, &e. the nuinerou. r,•cein judicial TENS written A. 1). 1829 and lelo. dt•cideoe ala avenged and exhibited. - _By WILLIAM JACOB, Esq. M. P. F. R. S. iitteilhCtl:eal:lnr i ag o f f - Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street ; and J. Johnson e great 4 t SALES BY AUCTION. ntuend that and Co. St. Paul's Church.r.rd. At tienevadasthense, Hominy, on Wedneelay, •he !taefi day of Febtediy, 1 'sfi c at Eleven o'Cleseit in tile 1.,.0e-totitt, - )ney for the VIRGIN OF 'VHS SUN. f ir kt,g. IP 0 L L 0 W . I N G 0001)S. be applied, . . nds day was published, by MissmGcuilding and Co. 20, Soho- ,11„ . r f k . For P rivate Use: r appointed ribers. square price Itk. 6d. ..j.olit Sad Galles' Geseva at Mean, T HE OVERTURE', SONGS, and DUETS of -i= 577 Diu* Brandy , an aril Co. the VIRGIN of the SUN ; eompnvd by Mr. BISHOP. 2 Hbels. Almonds kid In a f e w days will be published, the Choruss,a, Qulntetu, 4 Anchors aril 4 Warp R o p er . nit h, Payne restminstee. Marches, &c. price 711.6(1. .Asif 10 Oallons Spirits Brandy, Legal Str e n g th for Dealers. of promos- ---- --•-- The Goods one be viewed the Mernlng of the Sale. In the Press, and will speedily lie pubitshed, ine iis par Celt will be required as Deposit. 1 Thursday. NEW SYSTEM of ARrrHMETIC, on the t purpose of S' PRINCIPLES of CANCELLING ; for rhe use of Schwab Kr. JA NI E S-SQUAR E. sf GEORGE, AYLMER, Writing Maiter2l flieksey • , FiLeiguatjA pak.MiSES, win' AN EX. 5 5 E/ lit LK l 'PLO 1' OF GROUND, KING-MEM'. ST. MISSION. lURSDAY, !XL I& prisoners taken in the, e of the Isle of France, ing of the Court. The ier imputed to him, be. ing entered the Preach n of a French solOiee, making certain engine, nades, and that he en., id certain other of hip desert their allegiance, Jury by the ATTORNEN Irvations, When the fol. • .t* r ' •;" •ii AV 1 6 6 . 4 04 • ; • 3 4 . 00 A. 't '• ' xsa r iler4 ; SATURDA BER 77831 ROYAI4. COVEN .GARDEN. Irins PRESENT EVEN ING,FEBRUARYIS, will he ferformecl, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. orwhlch will he performed, the New Pantomime. called HARLEQUINHE AND PADMANA FISH. BA ; OR, T GOLDEN h a l/Jim Virgin of the Sun, and Hari-gnin and Padmanaba. LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 6, 1812. AT a Meeting held this day, in the Commie Room, to take into consideration the situation f dews and Families of the union unate Men, lost in his . Ships, sr. GEORGE, of 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, and DEFENCE, of 74 guns, Lately wrecked on their passage front the Baltic, amounting upwards of 2000 in number, The Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Res.'hied, That this Meeting, deeply impressed wit! I :Mode of the calamity, which has been attended wit! lives much exceeding the number lost in either of the , ties of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar ; do recomi a Subscription be now opened for raising a sum of mor relief of the Widows and Families of the deceased, to under the direction of a Committee to be hereafter for that purpose by a General Meeting of the Subscriber , Subscriptions received by the Mastets of this House; Roarer, Fleet-street; Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevan the Hon. Simon Frazer, Perrin); and Co.; Messrs. Smit and Smiths; and the other Bankers In London and W , A Meeting of the Subscribers, and others deshous ing this Subscription, will be held at this House, on neat, the 20th Instant, at 12 o'clock preciAcl.l, for the appoiatitg a Committee. ward his Majesty's ship M e* 'as a messinate of his sew s !my, and that he had bea utd served.his time as c o . rat taken, the a prisoner ex. res, a wish that she might be , that he might be in the v. This he was heard to lay !re taken prisoners, whoa!: prison.A.p, into which th e he would be" if he la rather go into the French 1 he prisoner was then talky afterwards. he had no reason to doubt if the ship bad been attacked he prisoner served ph board raw, and that be Wm; hint ervice, stating that he had :e was nothing but slavery . n while he w as with the the prisoner on board the French service was better an opportunity be would icinnne, proved that he saw helping to make carronsd e c occanuos he did not wear the Sunday following, thesis A SHI ABLE DA NCING, by Mr. ALLEN, vr i me lvtaught. at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden...go:are, a wiles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never lcarot that i mellohment, or have not the modern style. s t . ,txtrn's system of teaching is expr;!sly studied for those v ow it is an object w acquire easily that fashionable requite Y pawl society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style awe and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching oi listo at a small expense, with a respectable-set of pupils, on doe blic teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the mi t elegant fancy dance', and all the superior parrs of the proles y, The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SCHOOLMASI'ER wanted by the 2d B,etta- AtBth Regiment, now at Berry Head, adequate to the !o fficio of Soldiers Children. None need apply except well Ailed for the attention. He will receive Sequent's ipay, with it Winking allowance of £lO per year for Staileivica, Laos (Oat paid) addressed to the Adjutant of adabove Real eipt,will be duly attended W. Berry Head, near Briaham, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812. 5 5 10 19 5 5 10 10 5 5 111 KiNG-STILLETi ST. JAMES'S-SQUARIL—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawsy's, on TLursday, February 20, at Twelve, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.I aomprlling a commodious and very extensive ResiollNCE, situate au the South-tide of King-street, St. James's-square. adapted 10 point of apartments and 'iruatioa for an Hotel oldie first magnitude, or for a fvlanutactory requiring room, cm. bracing a frontage of upwards of sixty test, and extending back. wards about IGS feet ; immediate possession may be had. I'o be visited by applying on the Premises ; where Particulars may be had; at Garrawity's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street. Golden-square. This day were published, in 4to. Illustrated with Thirteen Plates. price ,r 4 21.bosinls, REMAKES on the ANTIQUITIES of ROME and its ENVIRONS'; being a Classical and Topographical Survey of the Ruins of that ce!ebrated City. By the late ANDREW LUMISDEN, Eo4. Member of the Royal and Antiquarian Socieues of Edinburgh. The Second Edition. Printed by Wm. Buinter and Cu. for G. and W. Nicol, Book.. sellers u, his Majeety, Pall-Mall. HAZARI), BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares, tbe ensuing Lottery, are now on Sale at. their Office, "AS, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, London. The SCHEME contains g Prizes of - £20,000 2 - of 4,0 0 4 - of 1,000, Ste. And only 8,000 Tickets. tit whole to be Drawn the 18th of this Month. ••• Letters, post ? aid, duly answered, and Orders from the oilry, acconyanied with Remittance, attended to by return ;ttmstance. of the Crown, the prisoorr !sses against him ha 4 :nce of his having die t dices on board ship t quently they were'not fined the charge of hie form from disloyalty % once, and that M ere i p al to go to see his corm. iowledged that he had aker to the garrison tai t denied that he eyet kronade.slide,. ssed the Jury upon this Ar GENERAL having ret med up the evidence i ner Guilty.—Deatt i . e put 'to the bar. The similar to that against ins the case, observed, dug I be proved by several wit. 'actory manner. A4lo* his delinquency, was Liesit. ave evidtnice agalust C ght be recollect4 - dellinetl he Counsel for the • . mi t to prison after • he il on his part, had nut .. pria Ls in Court, but bad poi rierton. MortiAed that fist he slightest part of his onak eneral, had made it his 'biq i reluctance which even re -eciate the character of tilt licable. He was now happy generally uuderst cal, thal X to answer that question nhance the value of uts CU ohich his conuuct hitherto i. The real fact was, that o frequently insulted to th French drummer, notwitht wade to the French= the impulse of his i. For this act, which o* at contemn, he was deprai which he fek disposed 0 ? ous, however aggratating in some measure depart 4 istic of a British Oaken tiled and examined 0 soy?, :estimony it appeared that se French service, sad liail card over British nitre!S DC, who positively SWOP. i captained the 4 4 2 a11P494 t had left his prison w k ly !maker, in whichtad.lit r having served.ss a soldiw g escape to the British urFk support of his use:oGO I his having boo is the his having worksd ad I escape, for which auempt his eye knocked oat, af4 d up the evidence, the psi.. si* o'clock the colut ad! lesday evening, private in. Le Mesuner, of the flet4 iley, of the 56th Regiment stertlay morning, and, An last them. Lavender the SalopianCoffer-housel • .orning, and apprehended was charged with defrat* Le amount of £ 9 OO. . 14....;This day the Mw' ry few arrivals of Klima. 12-St pri x es are fully male• rade for Barley and Maki little Suctiatipn ; we have lot many remaining, and ant a variatien from last on, last month, as Mr. Smith by Chari:ig Croa., he waif mad bull !" and on turn animal close to him, and nto some house. The int after recovering himself, a Ticket heti:ore, it might aken to tars him into het' 1 icketsof one Number! rid Pounde as it proveg Money, Yesterday, " r io he drawn next i ues , frightened into 6E40,004 ,NT Pickett-Place, 11,11 jflZe ? Tralietri,kir .1 _....mi11.i NEXT TUESDAY. TDISH, Contractor for the present Rich but Small *. Lottery, of Only 8,000 Tickets, respectfully rerninis the Pub&Ohs! the whole of this popular Lottery will be drawn on llefiJay next, the 18th instant, containing - Prises of - X 20,000 of 4,000 4 - of - 1. 000 it tamper to remark, that in the small Lottery which deew In Ihrozator last, there were oot Tickets sufficient to meet the Tome demand; the highest Prize in that Lottery was £16,000, in the doe are Two Prizes of £YO,OOO, &c. &c.; the necessity of a ipredy put - chase is therefore evident. BhH Sold and Shared in the October, Novemher, and the latery drawn la.t Month, 18 Capiial Prizes front ieto,ooo to 4007, at Alt truly forum'''. Offices, 4, mialalla., and 9, CH .RING-CROSS. PET ER CHANCE THAN EVER. pARROI.:, And Co. Stuck brokers, No. 26, Oxfora C itrect o tstatilisbed Anno 1777, respeclully remiad the Pub k,that the present s:nill but-Rich &ate Lottery coamins only tiiol Ili ens, ‘lll4 two Prates of ar20,000. two of £E4,000, &c. Ste. &e. abbe Drava on I UE'DAY the 18th of I'HIS MONTH. Ilftets and Mar a ar- selling In great variety as above, where &following Ca,iita • were Sold in Shares, and the Money 4 filliwe demand :. ifigil,l4s, the last rase of £30,000, in three Eigliths'and ten illierSt Ili . • No. 14,103, the bat Prize of £ lO,OOO, in Sixteen . • 10,0001 9 . of - 5,600 10,000 11 - - 2,000 • • 10,000 14 - = • - 1,000 *from the Country by Post punctually attended to. e lks fhb instant, bright, auspicious day; Ott Regent Prince begin* his sovereign sway ; Os the same day, Dante Fortune will attend, To deal nut wealth to each adventurous friend: Then haste, good P,eople, quickly try Tour chances in the Lnvery. BIANSCOUB, 'hese forty years has had the :time, For Honnur,Juatice, Luck, and Fame; To lichborn Bars with speed pray run, Do not forget the Lucky Office, number ON& ! THE Public who would wish to give the preference to the tortunate flame of BRANSCOMB, for the purchase orbit 'tickets and Shares in the prevent SMALL STATE LOTTERY, of only 8,000 Tickets, all to be Drawn NLz r mar, ate respectfully inhumed, that LADY BRANSCOME'S, 116. 1, HOLBORN BARS, the corner of Middle-row, Cat *Ply House in London or Westminster licensed in the fee sf kansconth, where Tickets and Shares are selling. hay Orders by Post, &e. with remittance*, will be attended %maks vane terms as if the persons vitae present. NEW SIN! E 1,0 rt•ERY. pYTON, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street, 14 ilspeetfulty acquaints his Friends and the Public, that the kali Lottery began and finished drawing the 21st of January, *Ablaut, affords him the opportunity of stongratukting she ?whalers at his fortunate Offices, on his having sold and shared %peaks part of the Capital Prizes, viz. Ns. 2,514. 2,504, 4 025 1 ...... Class A, In the Lottery preceding, O. 3 , 3 43, ..... Class A, 3,343, t 71. 4,025, 225, &c. &c. &c. %fortunate Holders of any of the above Shares, who have 114 argkd for their Prize-Money, may receive the same on ilatted, IT lON trusts his Friends will not omit the opportunity of Zftlicing in the Little Lottery, which consists of only 8,000 ~..„7. 1 , and contains Two Twenty Thousands, &c. Ste. being Z a sti as great magnitude as in form-r large Lotteries of 4 7 11 tes the number of Tickets —The Drawing is fixed for **la period as the 18:h of This Month. •-_-...—__ ___ C°I4BUMPIIUN 0 h"THE LUNGS, AS 11 - INIA, AND WINTER SUCH has been the wonderful effect of the OXY -26-1, and prepared Stramonium, in :he cure of the above Zios that not one case can he pr oduced in which they have 2!Ted highly beneficiaL The last Edition of Mr. Fisher's ton Asthma, Consumption, Sm. contains several remark. 1 ,7 111 w of consumption and asthma, - which had been deciared " 7 !Wpm medical men to be hopeless. Several consumptive pis have been effectually cured, who were to all appeet s - L ike living sktftetons, and, what is still very, r• mark able, those uric subjects who were cured in the coore.: of last winter, w're not experienced the least return of this complaint this /I:i_gli most In M r . Fi s h er ' s T reat i se ( price 2 s . 6.1.) t v ill be found ibetou respectable testimonies of the efficacy and umocent qua of these discoveries. Ho f and prepared Herb are sold in Lonlm by Ravi', s t - "' St Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co 150, Oxford - IT; 'foster and Co. 34 Parliament-streel ; and Butts, Berners- Lynch, Mar c h es ter ; Turner and Akenhead, Newcastle; meLiverpool; Barry, Bristol; Etidowes, Shrewsbury ; ted Lloyd, Birmingha m) Caparu, Newark ; Bross, Hull: 6 - 6 171_ Portsmouth; Searle, Leeds ; liornhy, York ; Poole, Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Jones, Osford; NeWfriUT, Dublin; and Hooker, Irswich. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED: Adm. Lord Gambier £2l 0 F. R. Holdsworth Vice•Adiniral 4 ir James Thomas Rowcroft 1 Sawn. rez, Br. 21 0 James Wilkinson, RN. Thomson Bonar 10 10 Charles Knatchbull Henry /Ware 10 10 Wyndham Knatchbull Henry Hugh Hoare 10 10 George and Mortice Op- Charles Hoare 10 10 penhunier 10 10 Wm. Henry Hoare 10 10 Thomas, Roberts and Henry Merrick Hoare 10 10 Sutton 10 10 J. J. Angerstein 10 10 RedtAdmiral Bertie 20 0 John Angerstein 10 10 T. Rhodes 5 5 Joshua Reeve 10 10 B. A. Goldsmid and Co. 15 0 Munro, Brown, and D. H. and J. A. Rucker Munro 10 10 I and Co. 20 • 0 ,flagett and Pratt 10 10 Thonias Kettlewell 55. eorge Godwin 10 10 Bell and Wilkinson 5 5 Robert Shedden 10 10 Pearson Walton S 5 L I • Crowder, aviej and James Bryee 3 3 Garth 10 10 John Grtffulke 10 10 Woodbine Parish lo 10 I lJb. Sartori* 10 10 Win, and Philip Emes 10 10 Sir Win. Leighton, Knt I Noble, Hunt, Fowler, and Alderman 15 15 and Co. 10 10 Thomas Aston, Soa, and Thos. Alldridge, lately Backhouse 10 10 Secretary to Vice- A. Z. 5 0 Adralral &Douglas 5 5 Thomas Wilson 10 10 Josh Williams 5 5 Larkins, Son, & Russell 10 10 Alexander Riddell 10 10 Wm. Farquhar and Mo lanes, Beveridge, & Co. 10 10 rice 5 5 Felix and Geo. Clay 10 10 Thomas Cockshutt 5 5 Edward Hodges 10 10 Thomas King 10 10 Thomas Parry 5 6 Smith, Payne, & Smiths 21 0 Andrew Brethl 10 10 Fraser, Perrin, Shaw, Kirk Beirut 10 10 Barber, and Co. 21 0 Smith, Marten, and Charles Layton 5 S Smith 10 10 Win. Trringtosi 10 10 John Craig 5 5 James Inglis and Co. 5 5 Edward Alltrey 10 10 Newmark and Co. 5 5 J 0 %lila Saunders 5 5 Sampson, Sharp, and Ba- Thomas Ferguson \ 5 5 tard 10 10 Inglis, Ellice, and Co. 10 10 Henry Stokes and Son 5 5 Win. Seymour and Co. 5 3 Jordaine and Shaw 10 10 Reid, Irving, and Co. 10 10 W. S. Hathaway 5 5 La ham and Parry 10 10 J. Swanzy 5 5 Rtvaz, HarL;:d, and S. Fredag, Grese, & Co. 5 5 Bova.- - 10 10 IS. L. Behreas 5 - 5 David Hunter 5 .6 I Emanuel Cohen 5 5 Samuel Donaldson 5 5 Wrn. Northap 5 5 J. W. Smi-lt 5 5 Wm. Brcwn 3 3 Barclay, Triton, Bevan, E. Durant 10 10 and Co. 21 0 John Buck 5 5 John and John Mac- Ives Hurry .5 5 ktnz.e Moses Getting 5 5 Admiral Nugent 10 10 10 10 WHI l'E HORSE INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. JAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints his Frimds and the Public, that he has recently taken the above !ong established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage and that ofthe friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, in forms them, that with a view to render the most superior accom modation, he has made considerable alterations and imps ovements on the Premises ; and that from an arrangement with some of the first Merchants in the City, he is enabled to have always on hand an extensive stock of the most Choice old Wines, and ge nuine Spirits, and he assures those Genti •men and Families who honour him with their support, that no exertion on his part shall be watginn to render them every comfort an Inn can possibly afford.—Coaches to most parts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post Chaises. No. 4, 131.00MS,BUitY-SQUARE. ENTERING on the 12th Year of their Establish ment in this Country, the IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg to return their 'I hanks for the universal patronage with which they have been honoured, and to make known the , they have no connexions with the many pretended Irisa Companies wko are endeavouring to mislead the public, and are in fact retail Linen Drapers in disguise. The Irish Linen Company have no Warehouse in England but .No. 4, South side of Bloombbury-square, sell no article but Irish Linen, and not luSil than a Piece: a siusle P•ece at the Wholesale rice. AU goods wirranted as to fabric al.c bleach, and the mo ney returned if a fault apr ears. Cash for Um* of Ireland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. rIENUINE LAMP OILS.—OIL WARE- V H0U.38, Na 41, London Wall, opposite Old Bethlem. Per Gall. Genuine Spenn Oil - .. - ,CO 9 0 Fine Burning Oil for Patent Lamps, eqaal to what is commonly sold for best Sperm - 0 8 0 Good burning Gil - - - - . 07 • Double refined Oil - . • • . 41-._ Refined Oil for Oaaniber Lamps - • a A Pale Seal Oil 0 4 0 Fine Whale Oil for common Lamps, M. - 03 It The Sperm Oil is of the finest quality, is warrantee genuine, and will burn the whole evening without trimming. It is therefore re commended pl aces op in Drawing-rooms, liall-rooms, Show rooms, and all p where brilliant Light is required, free from smoke, and the very disagreeable trouble of frequently trinunlog the Lamps. The other Oils, are particularly fine, and, for paeral purpoiee, can be recommen ded ' with equal confidence: G. UPTON and Co. beg most respectfully to return their thanks to their friends and the public in general, for the numerous to- ItOsnmendations with which they have lately been honoured. N.D. Oils Hat to any part olleatlea, his *fovea" Mr. M--••:s NEW ROMANCE. This day was published, in 4 vols. price Vs. 'THE MILESIAN CHIEF. A ROMANCE. A. By the Author of " Fatal Revenge, or the Family of Mon torts," and the " Will Irish Boy." London: Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street; and John Cumming, Dublin. Of whom, and all booksillers, may be had, lately published, in .5 voh. price YU. IiADORA Of MILAN, a Novel, drawn from, and exhibiting scenes of real life, foreign and domestic. " The Character of Isadora of Milan is bold!s conceived, and executed in a masterly manner." Carr. Review. DISORDERS OF 'FHE STOMACH. This day was published, price 7s. in boards, the 2d edition, with additions, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR DERS of the B . I . OMACH, with some new ideas relative to the Bile in promoting Digestion. By GEORGE REES, M.D. Member of the Royal Collite of Physicians. Senior Physician to the London Dispensary, Lec:urer on the Practice of Physic, &e. London : Published by Allen and Co. I S. Paternoster-row. Part : he Second. on Acid in the Stomach. and its effect in pro- ducing Gout, Headache, Sce. is in a 'tate of forwardness. Just published, price 108.6 d. the Second Part, of A DISSER'rATtON on the FOOT of the HORSE. and SHOEING. By MACY CLARK, F.1..5. &e. This Part completes the experiments of the former part on he t fleets of the Shoe on the Foot cf the Horse. To whic • is ad ed, an highly-important Essay oo the consequences of turning to Grass in affections of the Fed, with a view to tiles recoverj; and an Essay on the Kni..vl,-ilge of the Ancients re•;teedng Shoe. ing, and the Origin of M0..L.r0 Shoving : containe,g, at,o, Six elegant Plates, rxilanatory f the newly-dlscovered mechanism of the Foou Sold by the Author, No. 17, Giltspur-street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Joncs, Booksellers, Paternoster-row. This day was published, A VINDICATION of Mr. LANCASTER'S SYSTEM of EDUCATION from the Aspersions of Pro fessor Mandl, the Quarterly, British, and Anti-Jacobin Reviews, &c. Stc. By a MEMBER of the RCYAI. INSTITUTION. Our needful knowledge, like our needful food, Unkedged, lies open in I re's common field; And bids all welcome to the vital feast! Yontro. This Publication, an Article in No. V. of the Phi'anthropist, and that on the Education et the Poor, in No. XXXVII. of the Edinburgh Review, form a complete Statement of the lancaste rian Published by Longman and Co. and Gale and Curtis, Pater noster-tom; and 'P. binti2stin, 337, Oxford--treet. WINTER COUGH, ASTHMA, WHEEZING, AN!) CON- SUM PI'ION.--Thi Sixth Edition of qU RGEON FISHER'S Famili-tr Treatise on the LI Treatment and Causes of the above Disease, (just published, price 2.. 3d.) contains such testimonies of .cures as must satisfy the mind of every reader that no case, however reduced the pa. tient may be, or however unfavourable the symptoms, is to be considered fames...bk. The Ozymel is the only medicine capable altavii g that pecaliar irritation in the lungs which produces cough and fever. It also promotes digestion, and improves the general health, as the testimonies of 3 r William Altham, Mon tague Leigh, Esq. B. njamin Keuner, Esq. Dr. Caton, Dr. Maris, and others prove, (see page 7to 16). The Ozymel, with the pre pared Stracuuoium, also affords'an infallible remedy fur Asthma., Winter Cough, and Wheezing. '1 htie preparations are pet fectly free from any pernicious quality. Sold by Harris, corner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard; Nix, Royal Exchange; Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Foster, 54, Parliameor street ; Butts, 10, Berner's-street, Oxford-ruad; and Bolton, Royal Exchange. MIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead N • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Original Manufactory, No. 16.2, Strand, opposite Newcastle. street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than fifty years universally acknowledged ; and Pencils for drawing in colours, of a lase invention. To thsvnguish his Pencils from Cour.!erfrits, the mark which was formerly only Middleton, is row chanrd to N. Middleton, and the direction, No. 162, Strand, Londou, stamped on each pencil. An extensive assortment of Pocket-hooks indi bread-cases, elt gantly mt.unted hi gold, silver, and plain. The Poli.e and Royal Repositories, Atlas, ate. and all the different sorts of Alnianar.ks. A complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentle men's Pocket Commodes, containing every article- fur shaving and dressing; portable Writing and Dressing-desks and Boxes, in mahogany, satin.wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra kite cut, large pens, fine Irish and Dutch Sealli.g-wax, and all kiwds of stadasiary; portable and Counting-house Letter-copying Ma. china. These machines, by which writing slay be expeditiously and dearly copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk; some so small as to be of the greatest eotirenianes to those wk.* travel; calms of a gar and form to answer the pur poses of a complete Sotvetairo. A lark assortment of man, BE4 all Wads et lists sutler/. • Kh.N L'.—ELIGIBLE kREEHoLD ESTATE. SEVERN DROOG CASTLE, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, and Sixteen Acr of Land—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, en Thursday, the tmili instant, at twelve, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the well-known picturesque ornament of the County of Kent, SEVERN DROOG CAS 11E, situate oa the summit of Shooter's con.manding unrivalled, extenuve, and delightful views over a vast expanse of country ; Pleasure-ttounds, Lid out wish lawns and plauta'ions, and Sixteen Acres of Wood-land adjoin• Mg, forming a situation and residence unequalled In the kingdom, and only tight miles from London. Part ot the Pleasure-grounde and Gardcws are herd u,:der the Crown, the Castle and remainder of the Laud is freehold. To by viewed, by applying to Mr. Nott, on the premisei, of whom particulars may be had ; at the Bull, Shooter's Hill; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn ; Royal Mortar. WoolAt ich; Green Man, Blackheath; Greyhound, Greenwi c h ; Bell, Brumley ; Ams, Croydon; Fountain, Canterbury; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden square. NORFOLK. ELIGIBLE PREMISES for a BREWER, MAL IS FER, or the CORN TRADE, &e. at YARMOU IH, contiguous to the Navigation.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gaaaawar's, on Th February 20. at Twelve, ADesirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; cottl• pri.ing an Eligible DWELLING-ROUSE, separated from the mad by a garden, planned fur the accemtidation of a Fanuly, with excellent offices, na gardens, and terrace-walks, si tuate at Yartnonth, in the county of Njrfolk, contiguous to the Navigation, wkh spacious Premises, admirably adapt.d for the Corn frade, a Brewer, or Maltster ; Lie out-buildings consist of a malt-hon.e, of 35 coomb steep, with two granaries, suited to contain 2000 quart,ts of gram, brew-house, fitted up, and offices adjsining, mak kiln, nutl-house, beer store-house, stable, counting-house, pump of excellent wa•er, spacious yards , &c. the whole enclosed by walls; well worth the attention of any - Gentleman in the Corn, Malting, or lirewitig Trade, or others • who have a desire to embark. To be viewed by Applying to Mr. Lee, on the Premises, at whom Particulars may he had ; at the Ship and Nelson's Arms, ' Yarmouth • King's Head, Noietieis ; Duke's H-ad, Ly n n •• , Hoop, Ca m bridge ; Golden Lion. Ipsw ; White Hart, S ou l s Inn; Cups, Colchester; White Hart, lir.mt wood and Romford; at G.uvassay's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-streets Golden.. square, where a Plus of the Premises may he seen. /WU 110 N-S E Y .S(211 Alt 8. Genuine and excellent HOUSE ritlL I) FURNITURE, Plastid Chimney Glasses, capital Set of Malotany Pillar and Claw Dining Tables, Sideboard, an E•ght day Clock, Glass, By Mr. ROBINi, on the premiss, 28, Bruton -street, Berkeley. square, nn Friday, the 21st Inman!, at eleven o'clock, (the Property of a Gentleman deceased,) THE genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE : comprising four poet, tent, and ether Bed. steads, wick chintz , cotton, and morine umitures; prime-seasonsd Fra•her-beds and Bedding; French Wmdow-eurtains, in chintz,. cotton, and morine t'furkay and Brussels Carpets; japanned Chairs, Sofas, &c • capital wtll made Cabinet Articles. in Wardrobes, CbeQ of Dr awers, dressing, card, and Pembroke Tables, a capi. cal Set of Dining Tables on pillars and claws, Sideboard, Book- GSM, Parlour Chairs in hair-clo.h, an eight-day Clock by Real. niy,' Glass, and numerous kitchen requisitts. To be viewed on hursday preceding the Sale; Catalogues ed the premises, and of Mr; Robins, %Va. wick-streetCo den.sqi are. LtE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by me a n ! of a NEW and CHEAP POCKET INSTRUMENT,with• out the Use of FLINT and STEEL, or that DA X0111.0U• COM. IlVerlata Pnospnwirs! ! And by various improvements on the PORTABLE FLINT and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW INVENTED CONTRIVANCES for boas witty 011T4171. two FIRE and LIGHT, without the aid of Puosestoa us !! These Instruments, which are of the greatest utility to the Army. Navy, and the Public in general, are made and so:d at THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. es, sr JADAES'e-STREEI', opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be had, His NEW-INVENTED SLIDING and PEN•NIBBINa 'CHIVES ; his superior SURGEON', INS"! RUMENTS ; SKIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, Re.; GRAVERS and ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; his temo-cata• IMATZD WAILRANTID SWORDS; Gusts, PISTOLS, Altus and ACCOUTRE' CNTS of every description, Wliolesak, Retail, and for Exportation. N. B No connection with any other House in Town. TO HOUSE-BUILDEits AND LON s Rat; ;WO, ow. I 1 is intimated to such a s May wi s h to speculat e upon what will give an immediate large return, and afford a henry incalculable advantage, that Ground is now ready to be feued off upon budding Houses, inunediatelv contiguous to, met lying between the Wharf and Basod of the Caletio4iatt Canal ansl the Town of Inverness. 'the Proprietor has no view to a great ground-rent, but wishes to engage with persons able and willing to execute Dwelling-houses upon a sc a l e o f elegance mitable to the magnificent Works executing by Onveratn,:nt. Every Ale. de of Willing is easily obtaawd t the advantage of as eac.Deot Quarry will be given. •Hou4e-rent is ex•rctnely Irsit, and dwell ings na —ls wanted. The only speculation or the sort lit the neiglsbaseheod has answered extremely well, and the Canal us propsimuturbe opened mom To MA as have the means of speculating, therefore, such a • =liretentirg Capital to great advaluge, tray not res. a i le tT eeinne. Applieediss so Mr. Donald William ton, at Moistowo, by in. ',lterson, will be duly answered ami attended to. • .• gr, Public Carriages ateme every day from the Seotb at In. leetness which is already laege sod prosperous lliMa of abo ve 30, tro inbabtmote, sod within a few iniaeses walk et tie Que. dodos Coma. Jatmory el, /4414 • ~ ADVANTAGES of prompt Payment verified, and a further Rutiv.ztion in Prices —The following are the Ready-money Prices at Gipson's, Woollen Drapery and Fashion able Apparel Warehouse, No. 183, Fleet-street, near Fetter-Line : Very best Spanish Wool Superfine .E. 1. d. Cloth Coats - - 3 6 0 Ditto British Wool - - - 2 10 0 Good Second Cloth Coats - - 1 16 0 Very best Superfine Kerseymert Breeches - 1 4 0 Ditto Double-milled - - 1 10 0 Best Double-twilled Cord - - 0 18 0 Ladies' Riding-habits, Gentlemen and Ladi. s' Great-coats ' and all other articks, in the above branches, on similar terms. The best workmen are employed, and the fashion, cloth, and mate rials cannot be Acceded. It maybe necessary to observe, no Garmer.ts are kept ready-made. This day was published, price Is. 6d. THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER EXEM PLIFIED, in a Discourse occasior d it by the Death of Mrs. Hannah Lindsey, and delivered at Esset•c:reet Chapel, Ja nuary 26, 1812. By THOMAS BELSHAM, Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paal's Church-yard, where may be had all Mr. Belikam's Works, and those of the late Mr. Lindsey.