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JESTre TREASURY, having given Direction:for pail's Ihe Priocipal of the Avec ateationad Exchequer Billsguith the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, is the Rear of Enslairser, Arew PalaZ Yard, Westminster, oss Treedaq, the lgth . 4ay of ; August, 1813, attendance will le give* daily ( Sundays ail aninAsys excepted) until and indu&ng Thursday, the sth gr Asst, fine s t T e n: .'Clack in the Morning till Ose is the 4fterftent fir Me fearless of receiving the saws; and, for the greater dispatch, the hearers ilse said Bills are desired to place each descriptien f Bills° in separate Lists -4 (which are to be obtaised at this Office) classing these in the ,ortier of their respective data, sigh as are for the s on e amin e arranged, aid specifying the principal ;sans and Interne due therm, emputed from, but excluding the days an' which they are respectively dated, to the said 10th day of August, inclusive, 'rhea the Interest will ewe; and the said Bearers (king Holkre or mot) are iniEspensiily fl o ra l t o w ins each Bill with their used signatareet sea Avail* their Names and Reamer at the hottest leash separaft Lbti *44 ars unc over 1 • Attend the Bss&rorr Ilelefee fir* posarami, and to receive then.-z° Bins, andgivethe Reeelits,fir the same. • - • This day were pabilabed, . Handsomely printed fa 1 Vol. duodecimo, price 4s. In boards, PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS on MORAL and RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS. • related for F. C. and J. Itivinstoo t No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by J. ilatchard, No. 190. Piccadilly. _ tQALVADOR HOUSE, Lower Tootiog, Surrey, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL;hy J. LAN CASTER and able Assistants, re-opens on the Sd Of the ensuing month. Terme Fifty Guineas per Antnuri, each half-year to be paid in advance; and Three Guineas entrance. ' - '. 3 4 1 LE OF WIGHT. JULY 21, I$lS. By Order of the Hon. Comrniseonere or Customs, At the Custom-home, East Cowes, tin Tuesday, Augnst I, at gicven o'Ciock In the Forenm, 'POUR HUNDRED and SEV LNTY PIECES of ornamental and useful FRENCH CHINA, which ham been coadannsed in the Court of Exchequer. The unities may be viewed on Monday, Abe 2d of Attvist and day of sale, OD application to the Warehouse•keeper. SALES BY AUCTION. This day were pubHshed, CERNONeatly printed in One Volume Ism.ut price Ss. 6d. Na . en the DUTIES of CHILDREN, IL, 174 en' fiith In the * CATECHISM of the CHURCH of ENGCAND: Ey A ',Any. • Printed for P. C. and J. RWington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. lard ; sold also by J. Hatcbard, No. 190, Piccadilly. CUR ZON-STRFAT, MAY FAIR. 41 Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, STABLING, large COURT-YARD, GARDEN4e. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gangway's, on Thursday, August 6, at Twelve, AVery eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for Nine Hundred and Fifty-three Years, commencing from '4sth of March, 1753: comprising a spacious Family Mansion, 'situate on the north side of Curzon-greet, May Fair, late the residence of Lady Ragn, deceased; inclosed by a Wall and Folding Gates, with Lodges at the Entrance, screened by Rows of Trees, andCaniagendrive to the Iloilo.; which contains, on the Upper Stony, Bed•rooms; on the First Floor., an excellent . principal Bed-chamber, and Lady's Dressing-room adjoiniag,with bowed window and ornamental cieling, roomy Landing, Water Closet, and two other Bod•sbantbers; with Closet, &c. ; on the Ground Floor, a handsome paved Entrance-ball, Vestibule or Inner - hall, excellent Stone Staircase, with Iron Balustres and ' land-rail, a Passage r room to a Lady's Morning-room, a Library, i Gentleman's Dressing-room a capital Drawing. room, Walls stuc coed in Panne!, with loft y Cove Cieling richly or:managed, communicating with a back Drawing-room, an excellent Eating, Parlour, with Bow-window, fitted up in a costly manner. In th e East Wing, on the Upper Floor, are three Rooms; First • Floor, a Laundry, Maid's-room, and Wash-house wader, with separate stone staircase; Basement, Housekeeper%-room, But ler's-pantry, with water laid on, capital Arched Cellars for Ce, beer, and wine; Servants' Dressing-room ' Hall, Cool Larder, Scullery, &c.; excellent Kitchen, Closet, sa d Scullery adjoining large Cellar for Coals, and other Ofwes, and secondary Stair cases ; an excellent Coach-house, Stables for seven horses, with two Sleeping-rooms and Loft over; large Garden at the back of the house, planted with trees; being ether as eligible situation for the re.idence of a Nobleman, or fnr building u?on, for which purpose it is peculiarly well adapted, from its situation and extent of frontage, &c. To be viewed, by Tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Prenfses • at the Subscription - house s, St. James's -street, and Pall mall; of Premises; Maliphant, N 0.% Great Quebec-street, New-road, Mary-la-bonne; Mr. Bromwell, 20, Lincoln's inn-field.; at Oar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldets-agtiare. At the Cintnen-bouse. Newhaven, on Wednesday, August 4, 1413, at Two in the Afternoon precisely, in one Lot, 41 THE SMACK THOMAS and MARY, of Weymouth, burthen 52 Tons, together with her MA- S. The above vessel is weU found, and calculated fa Coasting, Pikling, or Piloting. Custom-Howe, Newhaven, July 23, 1813. H. HARRISON, Collector. 1. B. STONE, Comptroller. N.B. A deposit of £l5 per Cent. will be required. • - Speedily will be published, in 2 Vols. price 18r. boards, • - The Second Edition, of ERMONS,for PAROCHIA L and DOMESTIC USE, designed to illustrate and enforce, Ina connected view, the Most important Arteesof C RISTTA PI FAITS ai4 PRACTIC By HARD MANE ; M. A; Vicar of Great Coggeshall, Esse:, late Fellow of Oriel College, _ . _ _ _ and chapliii: to the Arch b ishop of Canterbury. Oxford: Printed for J. Parker • and for F. C. and J. Riving toil, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon don. rust published, a new' Editan of Mr. Matit's Appeal to the clospel . • - N''''' This dap we' pehm4s. ed. umber SS, of pubßihia, • lin. RETROSPECT of, DISCOVERIES in • ARTS, SCIENCE, &c. This work is an ititere•_ting and hftd Compendium of the 7eriodical and other Publications, English and Foreign, relating to the useful Arts and Science ; with Critical Remarks on the respective Papers. It will be found eminently useful to those persons who are desirous of taking a short course to obtain a general knowledge on these subjects. Van" of the hiller: of the iOresaiii Bill; should is desiring y ert i o i v Payment of the Principal ma Merest, previews to the :aid tOth clay yfetusuet, they may he accometiodated, oce coneprtices Me Interest to the lay on which they wish to be pail s acid keraing the said Bills for examination we day prior thereto. At the ttistom-house, Hastings, on Wednesday, Augnat 4, Mt 3, At Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, of Iczal strength for Dealers: About 3441 Galinns Spirits Brandy, se Ditto brown Brandy, 60t Ditto Geneva. For private um: St Gallons Brown Brandy, 73 Ditto Geneva. The Goods may be viewed the morning of the sale. Twenty-five per Cent. Deposit will be required. Such Person: as May he desirous of having new Bsechegrer Bilk lie whole or in part of Payment yr frimipal, roma marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the Indwell their Lists, delivered on or feforeThursday,the 5t6 of drgwt,ssay be accommodakdwithsiew Bills, c arrying an Interest of Three-pence Halfpenny by Sheeny, is every One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will Sear date the said Roth day of August, and will be delivered, together with the Tittered due is reaped of the Bills so ddired is he exchanged, is Wednesday, the 11th day of Augud, and the following Days. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1812, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. • The descriptions or titles of the Bills are as follows viz. X 10,500,000 Anno 1812, ss Geo. S. ee 1,500,000 Annu 1812, 58 Geo. 3. Cap. 5. £ 5,000,000 Anro 1812, 52 Geo. B. Cap. 86. This day were published, in French and English, By H. Co Ls o ts, Public Library. 50. Condtut-strect, price Ins 7 ULMA,et TROIS NOUVELLES,precede d'un Essai Or In Fictions. Par MAD. DE STALL HOLSTLIN, Atueur de Corinne, Delphine, &e. 2. De l'influence des Passions, Bvo. 10s. 6d. Of the same Bookseller may be had, the other works of this celebrated writer, also those of Mad. de G muds, Co rnh, MADAME DE GENUS' NEW WORK. This day was published, in 2 vols. price 12s. ditto French 109. MADEMOISELLE de LA FAYETTE. Trans lated from the French of Mad. de GENUS. Published and sold by H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street. Of whom and all Bookselltrs may also be bad just published, 1. 'I he Woman of the World, by A. F. Holstein, 4 yob 225. 2. The Sons of the Viscount and the Daughters of the Earl, a Novel, depicting recent scenes in fashionable life, 4 vols. 2 Is. S. Ferandino, by the Author of Rinaldo Rinaldbti, 2 yob. 10s. 6d. 4. The Heroine, or Adventures of a Fair Romance Readtr, S vols. 5. Myself and My Friend, by Miss Piumptre, 4 vols. 211 s. YORKAHIII E. VALUABLE AND fllOl-ILY IMPROVEABLE AND MANORS. _ To be SOLD I , y :WC ITJN, by BURTON and MST, - On Monday, the I slds, Wednesday, :he 1 .th,Thorsday, the HI& and saturday, the 18th of September, 1110, at Eleven **Clock each Day, at the Saville Arms, Thornhill, between Wakelield and Huddersfield, QINGULARLY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD • 1 1 / 4 .7 ESTATES, inclu"ing several hundred Acres of remarkably rich Paiture, Meadow, and Arable Land, divided into compact Farms, *irk spacious and very convenient Buildings for Farming purposes; a capital new.er. ed Wind-Milt, well situated for trade • the Weaver's Arms Inn, and several Houses and Cottages. situated at Middletown, Upper end Lenart. Denny, and Thorn. hill, in the occupation of Tenants' at. Will ; part on the High Road leading to, and within a few miles of Waktfield,,Hudders field, and Aubery. Also the Mantic' or reputed Manors of Middletown and Denby; together with the highly valuable Reversionary Interyt in capital Iron Works, Flour Mill, is.d Land. The respective Lets to be viewed by applitation to Francis Bedford, near the Wt avrt's Anus. Middletown, of whom de st.riprive Par icuiars, with Plana, may be tad also .of Mr.. •Brooke, ?Airfield ; Grave's Hotel, Leeds ; White Hart, Waked arid; 'White L'un. Halifax; Goole, Huddersfield; Tavern.' York ; Angel, Ferrybritige; Angel, Doncaster ; Bridowater Arms, Manchester; at the Place of yak; of 'fbornas Canh:m. Esq. Middle Temple, London; and of Burton and Rist, 62, Cornhill, Viand/in. BERKSHIRE.—SONNING, NEAR READING. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with good OFFICES, YARDS, excellent GARDENS, ate. By Mr. ROBINS, . At Carmen's, on Thursday, August 26th, at Twelve, NO PRIZE LESS THAN R2o—the fi rst Thou -1.1 sand Blanks will enticed to £2O each—the first-drawn Prise above £2O, on the 17th of September, will be entitled to selo,ooo-2nd the first Prize above £2O, on the Second Day, to X 20,000. The Scheme contains : _ 2 of - £0,060 2 *- of o gEIO,OOO Besides other Capital Prizes, and only 12,000 Tickets. HORNSB? and Co. Stock Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Publie, that they are now'selling Tickets and Shares in great va riety, and at the lowest prices, at their old-established State Lot tery Office, 26, Coralll. A - FREEHOLD spacions RESIDENCE, in pos. session of the Rev. Mr. NIND, situate on the North side of the much-admired Village of donning, a short distastee from the River Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris ing a substantial Family House, containtng Entrance-hail, Dining Parlour, Drawing.rorim, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder; Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, &c. On the first floor are five Bed-chambers, Closets, Etc. ard Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, Ste. ; (Pat-offices, Coal yard, double Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses, with Lofts over, I.auidry, Brew•house, Knife-house, Granary, and Pigeon. house,Drying-ground,Poultry-house,capital Kitchen-garden,with Green-house, Pleasure-ground, &c. and a Leasehold Meadow. To be viewed by permission of th-! Occupier; Particulars may be had on the Prenaines ; and at East Park Farm, and King's Arms, Twyford ; Bear, Reading; nt the Inn, Sonning; Pelitaw, Ni.wbury ; White Lion, Bath; Maidenhead; Cagle, dolt. lull! ;. Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. , 20, Lincoln's-lon-fields; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick •strest, Golden-square. MADAME DES FAEL'S WORKS. EDMONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH. This day were published, by H. Comm R sr, 50, Conduit-street, PHE INFLUENCE of the PASSIONS on the 1 HAPPINESS of INDIVIDUALS and NATIONS, by the Baroneu DE STAEL HOLE TEIN, Hve. 10s. 61 Al.n by the same distinguished Write'. 1. Zulma, and other Talcs, to which is prefixed an Essay on Fictions, los. 6d. The Influence of Literature upon Society, 2 vols. " This work contains a critique and a theory of 'all the litera tune and philosophy in the World, from the days of Homer. We Doak upon Mad. de Stud as beyond all corriatisou tht. &rat fe male writer of her agc."—Edinburgh Review, 41: LUNG. :urer, is Won and PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND 'St. Pr HE Advertiser being the real Mantifaci A. determinedto sell every article of the first fai workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Neeklacesanypattern frons,Cs 15 6 remaking £0 1 0 Fairings per pair 1 5 0 0 10 6 Bandeaux ' • '-• 10 10 0 I 141,11 41u.s - . e 4 o wards a i.e. Bracelets per pair . 5 10 0 u P .0 "YO • Locbets - • 1 11 6 o' 14 0 S Broaches ~ 1 5 0 '0 7 6 Crosses .• . 1 1 0, 0 4 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, Irons the above prices, that every.ornament is made of a cont• position, or what Is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental *earls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real workman ) are offered to the public moth 4inder their usual charge:. Several complete sults of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco eases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, -Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, froth £25 us £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, Nu.l, Grange court, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Ornaments or any Article sent to Ladies in the Country, by st respectable Reference in Town. MAYOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY. This day was published, closely printed•in 18m•. embellished with an Historical Frontispiece, designed by Burney, price 4s. 6d. in extra boards, or elegantly printed on fine Royal Paper, 6s. Volume the-First of • UNIVERSAI. HISTORY, ANCIENT and MODERN ; Comprehending a General View of the Trans. actions of every Nation, Kingdom, and Empire, in the World, from the earliest Period to the present time. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D. Vicar of Hurley, In Berkshire, Rector of Stonesfield, See. Sec. 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It will be immediately eonfesied by every competent judge, that 13custiet is at nice too short, and un satisfactory; that Voltaire is too gay, and desultory; and that the great English Universal History is rather to be consulted as a Dictionary, than to be perused as an Analysis of the subject to which it relates. What these writers have not done, has been at tempted by the Author of the present work. He has been soli citous to avoid the extremes of prolixity and brevity; and so be distinct, pleasing, and comprehensive. BERKSHIR E. SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. Valauble FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River Loddon, with sundry productive Ayres, Farm House, and Buildings. 13y :11r. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. t 6, at Twelve, In Lots, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK FARM, situate in the Parish of Sonning, a short distance from Twyford, part bottnded by Gaddy Bridge and the River I.oddon ' and the turnpike-road to Reading ; comprising a good Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, Earns, Stables, and Out building., and sundry Enclo.ures of rich Water Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in possession of Mr. May. Sundry Ayres, in possession of Mr. Wiggins, containfog One Hundred and Fifty Acres, lying compact ; also a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-Iwo Acres of Arable Land, lying at the back of the Vil lage of Sonning, and Rear the River Thames, a delightful spot for Dui:ding, and pieces of Land in the Common Field, near the above, in possession of Mr. May : this Estate is in a very eligible part of the country, only lour miles from Reading, and 35 trom Loadon. Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, good roads in all directions. HOW LOVELY A LADY LOOKS WITH HER HAIR CURLED. • OF all the Inventions of 'modem times, 'whether for elegance or ATKINSON's ORIGINAL -CUR LII*IO-FI4D sets all competition at a distance. This curious chemical aracle, which' is s. innocent as new milk, is a most elel pnt substitute for 011s,,Pomatums, ice. in dressing the Hair, making it curl, and keeping the curl Tull and perfect during *Ex ercise or in a damp atmosphere, hence to Ladies who have •ex perienced the unpleasantness of the hair falling out of curl In the ball-room or promenade, its utility must be obvious; for nourish ing the Hair it far surpasses any thing *flown being regularly prescribed by Medical Men for the growth Of Hair when all other means have proved ineffectual, it imparts a grateful and delicious perfume, gives the most lovely and fascinating appear ance to the hair imaginable, in short is so superior to any thing ever before invented either for nourishing or beautifying the hair, that it has received the patronage of the Royal Family and most of the Nobility. Sold in pots at 3s. 6d. Gs. and one guinea, by the sole Proprie tor, Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, removed to 43, Gerrard4treet, Soho, Leaden ; and by appointment by all the Wholesale and Retail Perfumers, Medicine Venders, and Hair-dressers in Town and Country. Red or grey Hair changed to an Auburn or Black.—Arcirt sou's Venevasrx DTs changes red or grey hair to an auburn or black by so simple a process, that ,a Lady or Gentleman may dye their own bale With the utmost ease, with this peculiar ad:. vantage, that the colour it Conveys Is io permanent, that nothing can possibly remove it, price ss. 101. lid. and one guinea. N. B. As there are counterfeits, please observe the signature Jas. Atkinson, on the label both of the Fluid and Dye, to coun terfeit which is felony. MAYOR'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 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Rivingson, Crosby and Co.; and Wilson A N Sop, York. Thpse who may wish to become purchasers of the above, will please w he *titular hitAvittni fer, Or inkling hurt Law Tracts. May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at Eau Park Farm, near Twytord, where Particulars may be h ad; and at dm King's Arms, I wyford ; Bear, Reading; the Inn at Son ning ; Peli7an, Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranford - bridge; Red Lion, Haanlaw ; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway's, and et Mr. Robins,Warwick-street,Golden-square, where a Plan of the Esta , e may be seen. CO LCHES 'Tit-ESSEX. r CAPITAL RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stables. Farm-buildings, Pleasure-grounds, excel'ent chefs-gardens, Orct ard, and Meadow Land, top of Ea.t-bill, wit. a long frontage to the Street, an .: the most desirable part for a Gen tleinan's Residence,---:By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 26, at 12, In one Lot, THE PRIORY, formerly part of the GREY FRIAR MONASTERY, a very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, and immemorially Tithe•free, Land-tax redeemed, a capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situatoin a fine com manding eminence, the top of East-hill, the most preferable part of Colchester, the residence and property of Jam os Hatt., Esq. The HOUSE is *substantial Brick Edifice, with a double bowed Front, and contain, on the ground story, a neat En trance-liali, Library, Drawing room, Breakfast-room, capital Dining-parlour, Store-room, monis , Closets, Water-closets, &c.; seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, with Store-zoom, Closets, &c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store room, Closet s, &c. The Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser vants'-hall, Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders, Dairy, and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved Yard, with Gates .to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very extensive Store chamber over it; and two 3-stall Stables, Bakehouse, and various Out-buildings, all of the most substantial brick, and in perfect !xepair. Lawns and Pleasure-grounds, Fish-pondit, a capital Kitchen-garden, partly walled, and well stocked with fruit-trees; another Garden, completely walled round;dry gravel-walks, pro ' lluctive Orchard, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, enclosed by , walls the whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich Putire Field, Walled round, also lying compact, and contain ing about Eleven Acres. A most desirable Residence for a Gets tleman's Family, commanding extensive views of a beautifully rich country. 'lke Buildings and Grounds are in the most aim plete order, and immediate Possession may be had. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Partieu-' lays may be had.: and at the Mete Cups Inn ; White Horse, Ipte. . with; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford ; of Mr. Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; oC Messrs. Roper and Broughton, Solicitors, '42, Great Martha rifillbrotrest ; and of 244 raobiaa, Want/lA.4nm; Goideampaivid _ __ • __•• AWIDOW •LA . has hitherto lived in affluence ',muds of Lt/ years. is suffering under esaremo ui-trees, and is 110 W winced to that extremity Width, if not immee diately relieved by sf,me well-disposed •persons,'w hese incline tiens are ready to alleviate her situation, she must inevitably ,ink under a pressure el misfortune, and be obliged to seek an asylum in a workhouse in the parish where she ha: paid taxes upwards of twenty years, which would be to p eaten in the re spectable sphere of Me in which she has always lived, till the de. cease of her husband, one of the greaten: calamities that could befall her. Her distress has bete WI greet, that she has been obliged to pate from her sideboard, plate, furniure, wearing ap parel, even to her crockery-ware, which, to every reeling mind, must evince real distress. for the most trifling sums, fur daily sustenance. tier situation has only lately been known to a few • persons, through extreme distress, which presented itself to their notice, whose sympathy has been excited to promote ti subscrip tion to extricate and retleent her articles in image, which other wise must he totaliy lost; and to reset ve her • from impending misery and wretchedness, durie.g her few remaining days of ex istence. 'I he smallest donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged by Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Mr. 1. Ehers, 27, Old Bond-street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley-street, Caven dish-square; Mr. Culburn, Conduit-street; Messrs. White, Co chrane, anti Co. Fleet- , ,t rtet ; Messrs. As ford and Son, I.udgate bill, who have kindly undertaken to receive the smallest dona tions on her behalf. he following are additional Subscriptions, revived by Mr. Ebers, for which the Widow returue her Crateful ackatowledge ntent : S. G. H. - • • £5 Mrs Curtis . an Mr. F. by favour of Mr. Hatchard --- -- A GENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spilsbury, at as Di'pensary, is, Soho-square, last Summer, having an encrusted eruption of the pustular form covering Ms hands, at e, nded with violent pain,and swelling of the glandsof the artifsfrunt Irri-ation. His nights sleepless, and his helpless state (his hands heing useless) rendered this else in so young a man distressing. Much or the virulence had been produced by previous improper treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan, the vetavated symptoms gave way, and the PATEN L . ANTISCORBU dIC DROPS restored his hands to their natural state; and he now expresses himself as enjoying a better state of health than than the two preceding years. N. B. The Genuine Medicine, Spilsbury's Patent Antiseorim tic Drops, has the words, " By the Ring's Patent," expressed on the Bottles, Bill of Direction, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Ditty Is printed in Back ink.—in Bottles 01 Ste Shillings, Double Ten Shillings and Sixpence—an&iargest Out Pound Two Shillings, Doty included.—Compound Essenee, ss. This Medicine is peculiarly eflicatiousin Scurry, Gout, Rheu matism, in Sempliulous anti B.lious Complaints LOCK AND SUKUIOA 1; DISPENSARY. PATRON—His Royal Hastiness the Duke of Your. GOVER MORS. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jams, M. P. Hein. Col. I. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clement., M. P. John Latouche, M.P. Captain 1. Hay. Swanson—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS INSTITU'CION, established for the exe/u -sive Treatment and Curt of the VENEftEAL DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debill.ies, Uleera.: Lions, ke. has to boast the cure et n+ less than 9,000 Paiients,.an- Dually, many of whom have been affliettd from 10 to r 0 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are curet in a few days by Mr Kietnan's supedur and Ahead**. 'made of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generaa ye organs, which impale the co:imitation, and shorten life, are hers more sucressfolly treated than on any other pia-. Mr. Kiernan may he consulted as meal. by either set. le We private house, No. rI, Lower Cfiatleit'e;-treet, Bedfol'd opian4 where Letters frem Town and Country are to be addresss4, and the necessary advice and njedsdne 'gives as tot vo any part of the kingdom . ::: . . As the Custom-House ' Chichester, on Wednesday, August 4,.. Ais, at Ele ven o'Cksek in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been * seised andlegaiireoisderaned, via. For Dealers end Others : About 171 Gal'logs of Spirits of Braody, to Gelhos of ditto of Geneva. • For private use only :—About rive Gallons of Omer& The broken-up Hulls of two open Beats and Materials. - The Goods may he viewed the morning of sale. A depos t of JC24 per Cent. will be retreired.