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Sub- scribers lu the Country are militated to desire the Br•ukseUet nearest to them to send to the above Shops for their Copies. T. T. WekI.MSLEY, Sec. MESSMAN. 9 WANTED bysa respect.ble noried Man, with. out incumbranie, the Mess of a Regiment. 'I he mn t respert.Fole T'ere-eue.s can be givtn. Djreet pm paid, to A. B. Nv. 54. East mteat , MaochesterAuare NOTTINGHAM ELECTION. THE ELECTORS in the Interest of RiCTIA ARKWRIOHI'. En. wlto Is proposed to succeed b. P. COKE, Esq. who retires are earnestly requeste,l to attend his Committee at No. !I, Wo6d•streat, Chtsp.i. •e, where Carriages are ready to convey them to Nottingham . Committee-Room, 3, ►Vood•street, Cheapside. FM F. • Ess RS, WILKINSON and WORNUM em- IVI brace the ea rliest opportunity of acquainting their rume two Friends and the Public in general, that that part of their ?retinas situated in Princes sirert, Hanover-square, having been preserved from their law calamitous Fire, is now open for tie Exhibition and Sale of those Pianofortes happily also preserved fro , i n j u ry. W. and W. beg to return sincere thank for the great liberality experienad by them previously to their late mis fortune , and trust, by a continuation of faithful rxerions, to merit and enjoy the same grateful patropage. October i S, 1811—No. 11, Princes-street Hanover-square. TO BB SOLD BY PRII A FLOCK oi in Lamb, imported' last yea evtermed Flocks in Spain. Fpr p them, alley to Adam Murray,, St. Pellrut4l,tie. Charing. Cross. •ID BE SOLD BY PR!' 'THE LEASE of a HO tuated in Baker-street, Pori 80 years, are tenexpire , l, together % The House, which ha. been paperrJ throughout, i., in every "r 'recept nt of a genteel :amity; e ground and flat fluor.. fold. !tom TO BREEDERS....44IRE MERINO w'VATE 'Oll VBAC • AO SHEEP; chiefly Ewes year,_ ant selected from the mo.t parietal-as, and tick, t% to mew Serrepe and Land Agent, 61, , (Letters post p.m!) 10 the GENTLEMEN, CrIE.RGY, and FREEHOLDERS. of the COUNTY of BERKS. nricrtestem, WHILST co many Freeholders rema;n unpolled, I confidently rely on the cause of Independance prevail hig.—W hen once a Noble Family gets possession of a County, few men are found bold enough to eo .test their pretensions ; you all know, from the experierie of other Counties, how cult it is to dispossess them. It is otherwise win, a Representa tive of private fortune, choicn from your own tank in Society. If he shou'd, by a direlictirth of has princirles, or from any other cause, give you reason to be dissatisfied with his conduct, you may readily find a Candidate worthier of your choice. I ant anxious to prevent this County from being a Fsmily Bo rough. I will do my part, by keer'ng open the POI to the last moment. It remains with you •o do yours. 'I o those respecrahle and independent Freeholders who hive already polled for me, Ire urn my sir.cere thanks: and I remain 'Your very faithful Frittn I, Abingslon, net. l5, 1812 WII.I L M HALT.ETT. NOR I.H AMERIC.k. This day were rtiblislied, in Iwo. with a Map, price Its. boards, LErrE its front CANADA ; written during a Residence there, in the years 1806, 1807, and IN. 8, sheer , log the present State of Canada, its Productions, Trades, Com mercial Importance, and Political Relations. Illustrative of the laws, the Manners of the People, and ti e Peculiarities of the Country and Chi:nate. Exhlteiing al'o, the Commercial Impor tance yf Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton; and their increaiing atdtiry , in conjunction with Canada, to furnish the necessary supplies of Lumber and Provisions to our Wow-, India is:amis.-11y HUGH GRAY. Printed for I.ougman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater' noster.row. !VMS CON TRACT, ;OUSE, mos' tte,iraibly Portman-square, of which nearly with the appropriate Furidt.ire. r •cently repaired, painted, sod 'respect, fit fur the inirnediato , contains three Rooms on the grooms _ floors, . ...owns on the secoi'll Sow, and five on the pper door, hitt: two Staircases, two Wager-closes, and ournerou: conveu:ent O ffi ces, together with a four=siall bable and duubl Coach-house at the bac:, of the House. E'er Writer par levies and tickets to view the P. -mites, apply Ise Me sea. BeU and Bromley, Solicitors, No. 1, both ru-court, Gray's hin. AKES, at his Gylden Temple of Flrtone, ki N o , 8, CORNHILI., respectfully recommends to Cos Nubility and Public the fortunre Variety rf 'tickets and • Shares selected tor their choice at his Office, where he hopes, by a reuet.lion of good Fortune, to distribute among his Friends one or both the £2oxoo Prizes to be drawn Next Tuesday. he having announced the last to ono, and the last X 4,000 Prizes ever Sold. 4 " these Letters appear to be the result of much careful oh servat.on, and are written with great goal sense." Crnic, August 1809. To NOBLEMEN. GEN . ItEMEN, Uit:htt. V 'lO BF. SOLD BY .AUC I'ION, by Mr. COCHRA At the Ilespideo 2 l'airt rn, Pento:.v Ile, on Monday. 0 " ..' Oft • 181% at 1 we:yr o i Clock, (by order of iStrPreprietoi). . FOR l'Y PAIR of very Fine, Young, and H sithy angarine, and other 0. ange, Lemon, and Ci.ron TREKS, a quantity of very line Fru;ting and iucctssion Pine I'la '1 hr I rees were caret's% seb!cted by a Cunnolss Ltr. iu their Dative country, sent ovtr a preceut to i Cieutivtuan two e r ago, have a ace acquired ' , en/ fine hsads, grimed off in re4usar, or.:ir, and to a state so train ft any way required. 'lh: rte= are rims an.l gtrairit, from E to S tee , high. The Pine Plants are of different sorts, very strnng and beak' y. WAR RUSSIA. This day was published, the Second Edition, in Three Volumes bvo. i lusts aced with a Map, price XI. lls. 61. boards, A VIEW OF THE. RUSSIAN EMPIRE. By WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. 5. ___ . . .•1 o be viewed, by 'rickets oily, one we. k be.i..re the sale, which, with cs!alogues, may be had by anlylog at M. ears. Cot dou mid Co.'s Seed Warthms renchairch-.:reef; and of the Auct miter, Nu. f, Doke...eret, tlroivetwe—cloart. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. .I%re spectfully iistorm the Public that the STATE LOTTERY * CORiNing of to 000 '1 igkets, will all be drawn on the Illth of October; the Sclr-me contain,'lwo Prizes of £20,000 each, with numerous other large Cap tali, and the lowest Prize £22. and Shales are on bale. in a variety of Numbers, at ifteir Office.; the toriiir of SANK BUJ LDI NOS, Corniiiil; and facing thcKL,jsMews, CIIA R I NO-CROSS. RICHARD tit) , DLUCK & hold in the 1.0.t-ries drawn In the PitEsENT The followitig Capital Prizes in 161 Shares: No. 3,486 ............ (Class A.) ...... £BO,OOO 5,518 ....... ....... 10.000 8,885 21,518 . ..... ........ • 5,064 3,980 6,875 21,433 9,884, (Class A.) 6,870 4 of X3OO and 4 of £2tlo. TO THE PUBI IC. ON TUESDAY, THE 20 , h THIS MONTH, All the LOTTERY %s II be DRAWN. Theft are only SGOO Numbers, a,tr of which wit) gain it4e,ooo. There are upWards of Two Thousand Prizes of £20,000, £3OOO, £lOOO, &c. &c. &c. BISH, Contractor forthe.Lottery, solicits your A • immediate Commands at hts Offices ' No 4, Cornhill, and s, Charing Cross, where he sold in the last Lotte:y: No. 8,651 B In 16 Shares - 116,000 974 3 In il Shares - 4,000 3,880 B In 12 Shares • - 3,000 600 A WholeTtcket - 500 2.736 A In 9 Shares 5 1 )0 2,736 B In 12 Shares - 500 2,760 - In 8 Shares o 3,689 - In Shares - And 4 Prizes of X2 l OO, &c. &e. $OO 3GO T. km hopes to be equally fortunatecn In, Friends, in 'llma the Capital Prizes, which mu,t be tt awn, and shall be pall is demand, oh TUESDAY NEXT. .TO THE rACULTY. CIENTLEMEN of the Medical i'rnfession are re spectfully informed, that the VEDIC:II. and t'HYSICAL JOURNAL, which during so many yt ars I a. rsi iota.tit d an en lied and unrivalled circulation . nd ciirrespood emit nues to enjoy its usual ascend. ncy, under the sum rme en ante of f)r. Fo thergilkand Mr. Royston; and exhibiis, in every Numbe casts, improvements, and discovt ries of the deep s. cons qu nee to the Public in the prevention and core of dia. ases. Notwlt! - standing petty and ephtmt ral rivalries, and the occasional c II • Sion of jarring interests, this Work has now maintained, under Its original Proprietor and Projector, an undininishtd pre-emt lattice in Medical Literature; and has, during the last 15 years, served as the Gazette of the Faculty throtgb the bur quarters of the world. The Numbers appear, as usual, on the Ist day of every mewl', price Half-a-mown each, and they may b had of all booksellers, kostmasters, and dealers io books.—London, October 1812. TO THE NAVY, ARMY, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. • ROWE, MERCER, TAILOR, HABIT . MAKER, &c. impressed with the liveliest seritlments of gratitude for the very liberal support he has saperienreil for the last twelve years, begs to inform his numerous Friends, that he is removed Irom his former residence , No. 17, Cumberland -street, to No. 34, Pore-street, Plymouth-Dock, the house lately occu pied by Mr. Lobb, Mercer, titc. where, by an unremitting atten tion to business, he hopes still to g.ve general satisfaction and to deserve that liberal patronage which they have so long conferred an hhu. Naval Uniforms and Regimentals made with the utmost expe dition and elegance, equal in all re.pects to those made in Lon don, and agreeably to the Newest regulations. Young Gentlemen destined for the Navy, fitted out with the utmost dispatch and on the the most liberal terms. r plE best instrumental RELIEF and CURE for the AFFLICI'ED, &c. First, all Children growing crooked in the Legs, Knees, Ankles, Ind Back, or Infants barn with Clubbed or Crooked 'rest, may tow have them perfectly restortd, on term:, equal to the parents' circumstances, by applying to J. EDY, 43, Dean-street, Soho. His next particular is that of relieving and curing Ruptures of every kind. His rAI ENT PERIZOMAS are so well adapted for a Cure that two out of three on an average might be cured with his advice and mode of applying them. He also makes every sort of Instr.inient for the lame, crookorl, and deformed, and after amputation ; Steel Backs and Collars for Young Ladies; Braces, Dumb Bells, Laced Stockings, Artificial Calves, Susrensory Bandages, &c. Trusses covered, mended, and improved. N. h. For paricalars apply as above for his Pamphlet, price es. which points, out why the afflicted succeed no better under their Jufironies. 1 - IULTH AND COMFORT PROMOT r ED! I. • BY THOMAS GILL'. NEW-INVENTED PA VENT • MASTICATORS; or Table Knives wits Two, nicer, Four or more Blades, by which as many Cut, or Divisions of the Food can be made at once; an advantage, which to thoie who are un fortunately deprised of their teeth, it is needless to dwell upon. Also by his reperior SURGEONS, Decimal's., and DINTISTS IN STIUSICNTi ; and highly-tempered RAZORS, Pets ISNIVILS, &c. which bear the most exquisite sisdperfeet Edges: by tie new inven lons for readily obtaining Filth and LlOl-IT, those doirable requisites of Life, without the aid of that most dangerous comblisti il,PNosPauxu ! particularly by a new-iiivented Flit Box and CiiiSSICAL MATCHFS, which take fire on being wetted !!! and by various other Improvements on Articles of real ir Boy, *filch are Made and Sold. at IHOMA s Gill's celebrated - .ll2maytaao r y for improved Londee FINS CUTLIRT, NO. 89, St. James's -street, oppo-ite to Pall-Mall, London. Where also may be had, his GRAMS and ETcalaumarepLea fo . r Arfics ; his longmelebrated WARRANTED SWORDS; Guts, Pistols, and Arms and Accoutrements of every description; Wholesale, Retell, yid for l'agoi tatiejl. iIURRLY NSiliU lh'.. iilack riar++ Road, 01-ober ..•,1 Sl2. A 'HE PROPRIE TORS inkl SUBSCRIBERS are r spectfull. informe tha• the followirg LECTURES will be delivered in .he enstr mg Season, viz.— I. on the Bells La . mt, by S. T. Coler,dge. Coq ro corn me-ce on •Fue4.lay, the ad of :-ovembis l and to be continued on each succeeding Tuesday. '2. On the l'hilo,opliy of Physics. by John Mason Goa', E.g.. F.R Member of Pie American Philosophical Soelety,and of the Linnzaii i , cseiety of Plila.'ephia. l o commence on Frislay,th. L.Cith Nnvemb'r, and to be cant tined on each micc-utbiig Friday. On Music, by W. Cm eb, Mu . . D. Pr.fesor of Music i++ the I. nivers'ty bf Oxford. •I o commence early in 13 a 3 Annual Subscribers being recommended by a Proprietor, will be admitted at ihret They will have access to : t To toe Nevekanont, furnished with the principal Morning and he -mug Paper,. The Gaze te•, &c. IA the it eatliog t oom, Witte is regularly Ittrpliekl wit): the Literary J0t.rn..14, New Books, as:il Pamp let► of present littere.t. 3. i o the •artous Courses of Lectures delivered during the 4. To a cormnient Lab ;ra o• y (cm applif a; ion ro tie Committee of Manag ;s) furnished sv th the ..ecessary Apparatus--aibrding every facility • o Cbetnical and Pinh so. 11 cal rtrsearches. 5. To the Library of Reference, comitrieing a Srlection of thk , best works in velry &postmen n: Literatd.e and Science 6. To the !Abner.; ircidation, con...snug of Standard Works in British Literature; Voyages, ravels, and Topography; His tory, Biography, the Belle s-Lertres, r-tience and the Arts. Ladies at. adtn ted to the Lectures, and have .he use of the I.ihrary of Cfrefila; ton, at as. p; r annum. They must be recommended by the Wife of a Proprietor. • KNlral I . SPENCER, Secretary. 1 Altt...E NEWCASTLE CGAII.4 585.10 541 E ALBION SEA COAL COMPANY re- Apeelbilly Inform the Nubility, Gentry, and Public, that they are now saling the best large Wall's-end Coals, at 584.; Secones 545. for prompt "laymen deLvered to any tart of Town free of .very expence, except metage and shooting. Those who have not purchased of this Company, are solicited to make a siogle trial to rot virce them that future favours are their pnnci pal object. '1 hn e sacks are given in taking five Chaldron, or one sack in two and a hat Clial , lron.—Orkter, received at Mr. Tay lor's, 39, New 13cuil street ; 74, Cnrobill ; 225, High Holborn ; and 93, Aldersgatt-street, by post, or otherwise. GUESTONIAN 'MEDICINES. CASE 83.--To Mr. 8./tartar Gu err, Iliack , riars-road, Landoll. ELIZ. , PRATT, No. 41, Amelia-place, Wal 1, worth, was for three years afleted with a cancer in ay breast, afar attendarg several Medical Gentlemen witrout ob taining any rei et, was then recommended to Guy's Ho.pital, and admitted in there on 21st November, 18i0, was regularly attended for thirteen weeks v idiom &ding any al erailtin for the bes ; a ccnsultaz•on took place, and an operation was pro. nounced as being ihe.only possible mean* of a cure: On a con. sulict.on with my f ion a, it was fortunately de ermined that I should ny the t•uestrnan Medicine, alai next day I atm did Ms. Guest, No. 9, t , reAt :,urre)-street. black friars briege, when my pains was exceeding great, and s• range as it may • rem, was e*nirle:ely relieved in twerty mlnwes, and in one month was a a• nta, as to take a place of all work, he.. g at that time ena bl,cl to w.,rk at the svaih-tub and scour rooms to the sati , l. then of my einrloyet s, and by attenairg to Mr. C.uezi's dire ctiors :or Artist ii.ur months wit p rficsly trr.d. If any one should : 1 4:11att the truth . f n:y n, he limits in Guy's Hospital will pr•ve the tact 'as, a d Aibt, or I will git a them the risme of the Lk .y wbo • ecommet d.tl me there. ttave only f.rther to oh- Serve, hat I 'till corn mule in a pertect good state of health, as wit pess 10 / 44 this h day ot October, 1$ t 2, Lyn. P RA TT, (Case it in a future Pager.) Member of the Imperial Academy ot Petenburgh, &c. Coln:Mull the na MIA 'tae of the Empire—Climate—Fact of the Country—.l3orderieg Oceans seal ices--Inland bow and Lakes—Clue. Navigable itertrs and Canals—Na tuns of •he Em. pire—Populs!ion and In•titutiens for its Benefit—Character's tics of the Inhabitants—Cla.ses of the Subjects--*Covernmeht of the F.mpire—the Army—the Navy —Revenues ot tbC Clnptfr— Imperal Conk:lies-4)u the Conti:non of the Subjects—Con;:. tlllloll of the Gavertunents—Productive ludusti—hs nsent of the English— Fisheries —Agr!cultore--M.nes—Ananu tilCcures•—Commere..—lmport,—Eapurt4, &c &c. i'rio.td for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, Pater noster-row. BRI FISH ARMY IN sPAIN. More information concetning Spain is here brought together than was perhaps ever collet:tell into a single panicalion." ;Volubly Review, August 1810. " This pubbcation contains a vast accumulation of important details, akel is th, most comi.relicusive and' satistaetory work on thtt sn:tject."—Eccl Review, Feb. tYi O. " l his is, h. yond a doubt, the ino.t accurate and the most sa tisfactory account of any country tLat has in our recollection, been published "—Amish Critic, March 1811. I hi. day was I:lN:shed, In-Five Volt. Bvo. l'k an Atlas of me Roads of Spain, and other Maps of tbe . Couotry, &c. pr:'e ASS. la. rid. boards, AVIEW o f SeAIN; comprising a descriptive Itinerary of ear.th Province, and a general Statistical Ac count of lhe Country; inc uding its popula!lOn, Agricul.ure, Man.ifcctutes. Comitierc,, auu Finances; i.e Government, Civet and Ecclesiastical E , tablisuments; the state of tar rts, :toruces and Literature; its Manners, Customs, I:atural History, &c. isi ALEXANISEK pE i.ABobLDE- Trausta,ed from the French. Pentad fur Longman:, tut at, Itee3, Orme. and Brown, Pater now r-row; and R. Dulau and Co. :•oho•aquare. SALES BY AUCTION. BAST-INDIA ItEGISTER.—SECOND EDI (lON. Tbis day was p• hlishai, rice Bs. sewed, Illustrated with a Coloured Map of' Hinderer, pointing out the . lute 1 ivtaion o: Territory, HE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DI It EC- L 'JOKY ler 1812; curtaining the Company's lioub:ishments at Home and Abroad,' w th the casua'ties a. d altet Aims that hove: oevirred up.to the day o' pohJeatinu. Various Rules and re-pect ng the Company's Service, and mach other useful By JOHN MA 1 HISON and ALEXANDER WAY MASON, of the Secretary's (Ake, East-11 dia London: Sold by Block, Par. y, an.' Kippbury, Leadenl.alt- Ertl ; J. Hatch: , rcl, N... 190, Pircad fly ; Charles P. Archer, Dame-street, ; and Manners ond Miller, litlinburglt. Just pubUshvd, a Nrw Edson, price les. in boards, STRONOMICAL .and GEOGRAPHICAL 11 - ESsAY-; containing a full and comprehensive View, on a new Plan, of V.e gen. cal Princ plea of Astronomy ; the Use of the Globes. exemp.ified in a gr,-ater variety of Problems than :Ire. to be fou:.d in any other work ; the Ihscriplon and Uses of the latest improved Planetarium, Tellur t lan and Lunarium; and afro an I troduction to itisirumental or Practical Astronomy, &c. By to e late GEORGE ADAMS, Mathematical Instru r tent Mak-r to his Maje.ty. be Siath Vic on, improved and enlarged. by Accounts of all tl,e late Discoieries of New Planets, cho two rrcent remarkab!c Cornets, acc. &c. Illustrated by Seventeen elegancy et graved Plates By ‘k IL LIAM JONES, F. A.M. P. S. Printed for W. and ~ Jones, SO, Lower Holborn. llithre may be had, a New Edition, of The Descriptioi s and Uses of New Portable Orreries, on sln•ple Con 4ructiona, for conveying to young Persons at a low price, an Elementary Knoohttge of Astronomy, by t he above • Editor, with Plate., prig- ss.srwetl. Pursuant to an Order of the High Cant of Chancey, bearing date the 8 , 11 day of July, 1811 made in a Cause, wherein Tuostas BINE. Is Plaintiff, and ,the Right . Hon. Molter* Lord tkOnallY and Othcrs, are Dtfendants, AFREE HULD and in part TY'rHE-FREE ESTATE. called NEW CLOSE HOUSF, situate in the Township of Hu: tut, near Ruddy, cat: erwise Hutton it udby. in the County of York, conskung of a Man,ion-t.ouse and (Hines, and divers Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I.and, coot:airing 143 Acres, or du:readouts. with Barn, stables, and Outhouses. '1 he said Estate will be su'd in one Lot, Wont SAMUEL COMPTON Cox, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, on Ft iday, the 20:d day of November, 1041% betweass the bouts of two and three o'cicitck in the afternoon, at the Pub lic Sate Room of the said Court, in SuuthaniptoLstAtikliugs, Chancery-lane, London. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton buildings, aforesaid; of Joseph Egerton, Esq. clidcitor ' Gray's-En-square; of Messrs. 'I urner and Pike, f , ollcitors, Bl:Konsburrsquare ; of Mr. Whedlon, Barnard's Csstle; and of Messrs. Cord and Grey, 'Solicitors, stockton-upott- 1 ess. • HAILS, MIDDLESEX Valuab:e MANOR and FR EEHOLDTITHE-FREE ESTATE. By PE I ER COY E, At the Auction Mar , opposite the East front of the Batik of , h'inilind, on Fildot, the 50th Ocobcr, at 12 o'clock. Lam y, I 'HE MANOR of YEA emn ing over about Six Hundred Acres, with Courts Baron, Qui , Rents, Fil es , Heriois, &c. Arising from divers Lands and Messuages, b Id of the said Manor, together with Y. ad^i g Manor inrna, ccnishitieg of 185 Acs a of rill Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in :he occupation of Mrs. Atkins.in, under a Lease for 20 Years, which expires Miani-Baas, 1814, lies comp ict, and is rapidly Impru%lng, the Built:hags amply sufficient, and in good repair, the distance half a mile from the Uxbridge Turnpike.. road, 11 miles only from London, and five trom Uxbridge. 1 hit Pad tarots Canal sk.ris the Esta'e tor a considerable distance. The Parochial Rates are remarkably Issw. Particulars, ace;mpanied by a Plan, may be had at Yeadirg Manor Farm-house; at the Adant and Eve Inn, Hayes; Wdite Horse, Usbn ige; White Hart, Southall; of Smida and Rickards, 83, liasingi,all street ; Messrs. Richardson and Cor field, Land Surveyors, Lincoln's•lnu Fields, London; of Mr. Coxe, 33, Throgntorton-street ; and Maddez4treet, Hanover- Equal e; and at the Mart. • A LARGE HOTEL, INN, LIPPER-HOU:IE, anti CAVERN, - S'FAB LES, HOUSE, &c. for SALE, *Lured in Edinburgh. Within the Royal Exchange Coff-e-house, Edinburgh, on %Sled , * nesdat the WI of October, I $l2, at Two in the Afternoon, Hh: FOLLOWING PREMISES, part of the tequevratesil Estate of ST OD Da R Dar llDALt,Co.ich•nizster and Mail-coach Cortrac.. or, in litiltiburgh: Lot 1. The long-established inn, formerly called the Blank Bull, but now the t urf Coffee-house, Hotel, and tavern, pus. seated by Michael B. fullech. • The accommodation in Ms home, from the number of its apartm e nts, and the converiency with which they are laid out, the long-conruued resort ut travellers of all descript.ons to it, and it. situadtw In me of the greatest thoroughfares, renders it an object worthy of the attention of any p -rs,on wieting to invest lila money in an excetent security, and of any one why is desirous of entering at once into a long-established business in a t i ouse to which,the whole of the blail-coaches to Edinburgh, stud some of the other pulitic carriages run. Adjoining to the house is a large Office, used by the Mail-coach Cot:tram'', with a back Unice adjoroing, in which there is a sleet lug-place, which art, to form a part of the first lot. Lot e. The Stabies,'Coach-hou.es, &c. belib,d and communi cating with the Coach-office, consisting of four Mantes, one with ten stalls, one of six stall., and two tellers capable of containing eight bersts each, with hay-lof ato each stable. l'lrere is alas accommodati ,, t for five catriagAr, a large Granary, Grinding ' mill, and other conveniences. The two precei!ing lots will be disposed of, together if put. • chasers incline, and will Corm the largest hotel and .table pre mises in Edinburgh. Lot S. Ihe Stables situated in Patil•work, Edinburgh, near the above rr , miles, wi - kh form one of the most complete stable eat , biish !rents in Edinburgh, consisting of eight in ',umber, vin. six for eight horses each, one for six horses, and oi,e tar three ' fViIi.ITA Y PANORAMA. h o rses; standing fur 16 carriage. liay•lofts, SI raw-loft, Harnett:- This day was published, No. I. of a Ncw and Elegant Military rooms, Dolling Louse, Ostler's.house, and a Granary capable of Periodical Work, enttled, • con. sluing upwards of 9C.0 quarters of grain. 66 r- 1 'l - 1E MILITARY PANORAMA," price St.. Lot 4. A Stable entering Irons Clyde -street, containing 4 stalls, .1- 'educated to the Officers of the British Army, contain. Hay-lost, &c. leg Blograph'eal Skrches of Officera, Reviews of Military I.et 5. The First Floor of Ns. 35, Leith -street, consisting of Works. Essays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campais;ns, Dining-roost. Drawing-room, four Bed-rooms, Kitchen, and a Military Movements, Details of Mlitary Operations.'Chratio- Bed-closet, will a Cellar. logy, Topography, Military Obhuary, Bir'hs and Marr ages, Lot 6. The Surplus Rent of £22 per Annum, payable by Mr. Pr- motions. Courts Martial, Dispatches &c. correct insertion George Montgomery, Confect,oner in Edinburgh, for twelve • of the Extraordinary Gazettes, General Orders, and Army kr. year. of er Wh , tunt de law, fur a house in Primer-street, at pre gulations.—Each number will be illustrated wi, h a Portrait and sent yoseessed by him. • billitary Plan, engraved by the best Artists.—Six Numbers and Lot 7. Ten Shares of the Hercules Fire Insuratee Company. a Supplement will comtiture a Volume.—The latter will cotra ti The Turf Colfee-hoise, the Stables behind, and at Paulswork, a Ll•t el the Officers of the British Army, of those holding will be *hewn by the Trustee on Mr. Drysdale's - Estate,ueby the Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resq,- present Tenants; and the House in Leith-street, and Stable in nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. during the period of the Clyde street, will be she.. non application to the Trustee. Volume's publ cat ion. Farther particulars may be had en application to Mr. Arndt, Published byP. Martin (late of the Firm of Cothell and Mar. the Trustee, ea Mr. Drysdale's Sequestrated Estate, No. 27.. 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If any of the holders tithe aforesaid Bills should be de:item:of recewi l Payment of the Principal and, Inter‘a, previa:: to the s id ieitt, dot!! of Arovember,they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on which they with to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fir examination one day prior thereto. Such Perseus as may be desirbsis of having new Exchequer Bill, in whole or is part of Payment of Principal, upon marling new Bills, .nd mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Saturday, the Ststqf atober, may be accommodated with new Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence Hay) cur, by the day, ow very Oat Hundred Pounds, which said New Boils Toil! bear date the I said loth day of November, and will be delivered, together with she 111. tercet due in respect of the Bdls so desired to he exchan ; ed, on Wednesday, the lit* day of November, and the following Days. • N. B. .kll Exchequer Bills, dated prior to Se 1, have been aiverised so be r,4t tvler, , r. , l I a= eragrd.