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Leidenball-street. t WEDNESPiY) M.ARCH 24; 1011 -- --Z• ...." , ... ... ...is •. . . • • •- • - • - : ritiCiIt.SIXPRINCE-HAL?PB2+KIG 1 ••& l' 11 1 -,-.44 -s-4-44. ....,-.• '. .' If* i ...I .. , 1.... TO PHYSICIANS and the MED/CAL WORLD./ .: W• .' WANTED AND FOR OPPOSAL. 4 ANTED by, a Medial Gemlemin, ( w h o - 4 . * • .• pay down iEi000) a Partnership' in aura e Country rostra. .. erlierff the returns are fron t , Et 400 to ael 800 per annum. A Town. Pantosrship is Skew's.: rettirel, of equal mignitude, ecti,re the like sum would be advatte• d The pitre'iaser olthe Country Praciee %ruled accede to taking •be entire of toe.boste nen at the expiration of three years. An a timbal& opeolag at 'lhiltern.l presents itself for a Physician desirous of ettablidhlat &int& la a Country Town, Viikin 40 miles of the Me ropolit s where no competitor will be found For man milks; the , own and Neighboraliood populous and riiteel. Stvnral very elle& Mcil;:al Practices, for diipo:tal, to Tgwn and Country. frets* 1 53000 per annum, down to .e4A —Apply, pan paid, o Ivleests. Edgar and Co. Medical Agents, 18, Banlett's-bulkkop, !Cowes. •Hours ten to four. .....11l 1. - --- -------..------ -. AUCITON MART, NEAR 'lliii L. INK OP EntOl.Ati4D. '1 'HE Public are resrectfully info, med. rh tr .frotri -L the Newspap. r and County Registers hewing bean .tefiwed by.various 'servo.% formerly frequenting ,h; ';aloon of this loci. cutlets, the Di, ectora have considered it eap.di.ost to adopt the following Regulathms, viz. That the files of English;Scotch,ard Irish Papers. this Conroy Registifis, Surveys, and other Maps, and the perkldars of all P Sales that have taken place since the opening of the lit, id,.,e, may be inspgcred on payment of Gii. each person daily, Ss. oil per smith, lot. per quarter, or Sls• per autium. IThe Directors take this opportunity of offering their aeknoees le'dlTereelils for the great support this inittitvion has received, WI I tainform the Public chat It is wholly unconnected with any other i l Establishment under a binsilax ii:le —By Order in the Wont.. JOHN GREE **WOOD. ...ecretary, Independent of she Rooms fur the Sale of Estates and Personal Property, Arbitrato.! Solicitors, and others, may be lectithalioo dated for Meetingeard public occaeons. 1 'an , OF LONDON TAVERN. QUBSCRIPTIONS for • the RELIEF of the PEOPI E of RUSSIA, glittering the severest privations and 'dit- , r4.,,es rensequesice of the French Invasion. Aritmt of -11! ,, ..:rii , •10rs alivady advertised "0,92317 9 subscriptio.4 2t o.,:chester, remitted by Wm. Bower, eq M tyor 54 14 4 T)irto ar Tow•cester, remitted per Gilbert neither, E. 41. 90 $ 6 Volie:tion at Bajngstoke Church, by the Rev. J. Oats- - • EAST4NDIA QUESTION. . • „pais clay seas published, price Three Shillings, , * ngiBATIES. at the GENERAL COURT..of A- , PROPRIETORS of EAST.INDIA STOCK, or; the 17tis awl 23d February, 1813, on a Petition to Parliament for a Re-, newal al the Company's Char'er as far as it regards their eNclu sive' Privileges. By the Editor of 'th e farth e r D e b a t es . WBI ao Appendix, containing a Copy of the. Petition, aad the Report of the Committee of Secret Correipooderve; detailing Observations and Opinioas on the sever a l Pett t i or i s from the Outpqrs,&c. &c. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; where may be bad, likewise, all 'tl4 fusilier' Debates. • . . house - - - II 4 4, Colleetion at Ba•intmoke Chapel, by Rev. Mr. Moore • S 0 10 ) Ott I=ay's Coßoo ion of the Superiors, Officers, &c. of • , th- Perby tollec•iln, per Smith & Co. 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London: Printed for E. l Wllson, Cornhtll ; aud sold by all Booksellers. ' This day was published,vii.: ss. 6d. bound, the Twelfth Edition, corrrtted and much improved, of A G RAMMA R oldie FRENCH LANGUAGE, with Practical Exercises, By N. WANOUTROCHT, LL.D. Printed for J. Walker, Scatcherd and Co. J. Nunn, Lung-man and Co. T. Boosey, C. Law,. Crosby and Co. K. Baldwin, J. Richardson, Cradock and Joy, J. Johnson and Co. G. and S. Ro bincoa, and Cowie alit! Co. Where may be had, all the other Publications by the same Anther. ROYAL F.XCHANGE AsSII RA Ncbi-OFFIOE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. March, 1813. 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By the A Author of the Officer's Widow and Family, Clergyman's Wi dow, Daughter in Law, &c. 3tc. • • O•for the death of those . . • Who for their Country die, Sink on her born to repolle, And triumph where they lie ! How beautiful in death .1 The Warrior's Come appears • -Prribalm'd by fond Affection's. breath, . And bath'd in Woman's tears ! MONTOOMIRT. Printed for G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster-row. COUNTY FIRE oiFICE, . . • SOUTHAMPTON-STREET,. S• His Crate the Puke of RUTLA Ne,:K. The Most Noble the Marquis oP BucciNol3.llll. 0. The Most Noble the M.trquis of NoivritAssuron. The Right lion. the Esrl of BucitistouAstsitaan. The Right Ilan. the Earl of Uersli 0310 . RY. WILLIAM Pk A LP, EMI. M. P. SCatOPIL BERNARD MORLA ND, Esq. M. P. , • And Sixty Directors. Managing Diredor—J. T. BA RBLII IlzitomoNT, Esq. F.A.S. Receipts for the renewal of Policies which terminate at LADY-DAY are now in course of delivery. P ERSONS who are Insured with this Association become Members. S itch PROFITS as arise are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective contributions, and without the r:sk of bus, as an ample surplus Capital had been provided to meet any excess of fosses that may o: cur. . _ A g*ntr arc appointed in all the prineipul Towns, vi ho ate like- wise tk7,euts to the Provident Life Offices, founded on similar principles. M•NA NOVAS. Just Imported from the Brazils, AQUANTITY of GEMS dig above name, or st,perior brilliancy, !heti inferior to Diamonds of the first water, w I ich the present Posiesor will submit to the inspection of the bit,bili , y amt Gentry, on their return to Town, manufac tured in' a variery of Trinkets and Ornaments in Jewellery—as Necklaces, Tiaras, Combs, Ear-rirga, Bracelets, Rings, Shoe and Knee-buckles. Lathes w!lom J. H. BA R LOW hal' the honour 'to . work for, are requested to matt. ear.y applieation,•ii the sale will be wafted, uwirg to the scarcity. Apply to J. H. 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LOTTERY, 4 ,6102 &gips on the 6th of MAY. el WEBB respectfully solicits the Pulilicitttention • to the SCHEME of the STATE LOTTERY, which has already been very generally approved of. The Novelty of its Arrangement recommends it to every class of Adventurers, for although there are three Prizes of X 40,000,. three of .CIC,OOO, stud a long list of other Capitals, it actually contains MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS. Tickets and Shares nee BORT: in great variety by WEBB, Stock• Broker, who shared *and saki in the Last Lottery, 5,553, a Prize. of XllOO, and 10 Capital Prizes amounting to X 34,500, in th,.i last Twelve Months. at his Truly Fortunate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near Paul's. its Persona in the Country may be supplied with Tickets and Shares upon the same 1 ilins as it present, by sending their Or ders, post-paid, to WE.BIS's Office. Moitii'liTZ - E& THAN BLANKS IN THE S i'ATE LorrERY wHicii,BEviris. DRAWING 6TH MAY, AND ON THAT DAY EVERY TICKET DRAWN WILL BE A PRIZE. SCIIEME. ' rezcip. Value. Total Value. 3 of .6.:e,060 are 4'00,000 $ ......... 10,000 30,000 4 ~ 2,00 0. ..1 6 1/100 • $ . LUG • 4,040 20 ......... SOO • ; 5,000 . • .. 4 & .5 ..200 Sp 0 0: 119 ••• ••• ••• ! .WO '•• .4 . 5,100 40 iib .• ' • • ' 2,000 i' 10,0 X 40,' 20, ' atr. ..t. • ' desdor • ' The first-drawn J ADC Blanks, avi6 sub; . , The secoid-drawn 3 1 ,004 2,1014,; feNeaciad 3 First-drawn Prize above ~ C I),Sh. , COND pA,Y, •caoim • Pint-drawn Prize above x4O, •ilxlo,4oli 10,159 Prizes, and only 4 20,000 'nano: ' The above &lime is adapted to every Class of AidtaVntalneriti at more than One. Half of •all the Tickets and Shares bolliit (012; an average), WILL LE besides their Chance. ALL' the CAPt 1 ALS. 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This day were published, Handsomely printed iu *lvo. with four elegant Engravings (dedicated to Sir Samuel Ronully) price isa . in boards, THE Two last PLEADINGS of M. T. Cicuo against CAlus VLIt It CS. Translated and illustrated with Notes.—By CHARLES KELSALL, Esq. Author of" A Letter from Athens." To which is added, a Postscript, containing Remark.; on the State of Modern Sicily. Printed for White, Cochrane, and Ce. Fleet-street. The Translator eriginary wished to undertake the version of all the Pleadings (none of which have before appeared in an 1 English dreg.); but reflection suggested, tat the continuation of so long an invective, together with the dry statements of the prices of corn, however curious to refer to, would fall upon the English reader. He has, therefore, attempted the translation of the two last only, by far the finest of the whole. The Notes subjoined have been added with the view of brit fly illustrating I the Antiquities of the Minor Sicihan Cities, which preceding Travellers have omitted to notice. The Translator, on his arrival in Sicily in Islo3, was fully prepared to collect Ragsdale for ail original worts; but was deterred from proceeding, en finding that, in nearly all his inquiries, he had been anticipated. by for. , per Travellers, both as to the antiquities aid the modern state of the Island. On reaching Palermo, however, he found that' there were some points relative to the Natural Productions o Mal nufictures, Arts, and literature, which had been untouched,4o ' very briefly dwelt upon by preceding Travellers. '1 hese, howl ever scanty, be lays before the public, apprehending that at • period When Sicily attracts the general attention v alispurdl not , be deemed uninteresting or obtrusive. .. .44 Of the same Publishers may be had, mitten. by elsoselMLAlS thor," A Letter from Athena," addressed so clisishall omi t land, tiepin!) , printed in tto. with sight Plater, into Mkt& MIDDLESLX.—TO CE SOLD, • A FREEHOLD ESTATE, tonsisting of a corn modirsos and substantial Brick DWELLING - HOUSE. containing a spacious and nliant Drawing-room, ,a handsome Dining-room, and Breakfast-parluur, elt-vea wt If- Pr Bed-rooms, and convenient 10 ch e n s , Dai r y, and Ceilar al lg; tr d h a Coach.bouse, Stabling for foot horses, Bravh.ruse, and other Mons contiguous to the House; also an excalent GsrdEn and Pleasure-grouirds, and f 0 Acres of Meadow Lan I adjuktiog the Garden, the whole being nearly 12 Acres. The Premises or* situated about a mile from Acton, and she same imam-. Worn the Harrow-road, and command an eneosive and beautiful prosptct. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor Awl Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-noes ; or of Mesirss Blunt and Bowman, Solicitors, Oki Bethlem, Broal-strett. 'CUMBERLAWD. TO BB SOt D BY AUCTION, At the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle, on Monday, the sth day of April, i A 1 S. '['HE following FREEHOLD and TITHE• FREE ESTATES In the Parish of Atapleton, in Cumber land, in a fine sporting country, within seven inikc of tbe blarhat Towns of Brampton and Long Town, well watered and Gonad, and at a convenient distance from Lime and Coal, viz. A Farm called CRACROP, containing 336 Acres, in the °eta pation of Mrs. Philboa. A Farm, called HIGH GREENHILL, oontaining t9s Acres, in the occupation of Thomas Hetherington. A Farm, called NORTH GREENHILL, containing U 9 Acres, in the occupation of Thomas Forster. A Farm, called SOUTH GREENHIL t., containing 220 Acme s or thereabouts, in the occupation of William Noble. A Farm sailed PAT Ira HILL, containing MS Acres, to the occupation of John Thompson. A Farm called DORIt.Y I.fEI I D, containing 272 Acres, ir. the occupation of Mr. John Ewart. Also about 47 Acres of Land. plaittsci with Larch and Fir, Ia a thriving condition. which will be sold together or in parcels, with the above Estates, The Farm Buildings (except South Greenhill) have been re. cently erected. In Dorry Field, a valuable Bank of Male azid Llnvistone has been discovered, which may be %Irked to great advantage. PartieUlan may be known by application to Mr. Mooney, lio• licitor, Carlide; or Mr. Charles Droce, Solicitor, Edliter-square, London. Mr. John Ewart,of Kilklingtoa-hall, will send a per• son to shew the Farm . ESTATES IN KOSS-SHIRE. Within the Royal Exchange Coffee Houc• in Edinburgh;on Wednesday the 14th of April next, at T‘lllo.n the Afternoon, THE following parts of the ES cATE of SEA FOR l'H, in the following Lots v;z : • - - - - - . Lot 1. The Farm of M.,rvich, wi th the half of the Salmon Fishing of the River Croe. 'ibis Farm will be out of I.ease at Whibiuntkle next, and contains 5153 Acres, whereof 125 air Arable. Lot V.. The Fats of inchroe, which will be out of Lease at Whitsuntide, 1829, and contains ♦3OU Acres, whereof 59 are Arable. Lot 3. The Villages of Dornie and Sundafloch, with the Mee. Arable Lands, and Hill Grazings attached to them, mastering 1912 /tern whereof 285 are Arable; also with the Kelp and other shore: attached thereto. This I.ot will be a desirable ac quisition to Fish Corers or any Company who are desirous to hare a populous settlement in the Highlands. Lot 4. The Lands .si Canibuslunie, and Trocheorry, which will be out of Lea'e.at Wldtsuntide 1819, and cont.nut 3504 Acres, whereof 99 are Arable. Lot 5. The Lands of Easter and Wester Keppoch and C which will be out of Lease at Whitsuntide, 1818, and the Finn. of Leault, which will be out of Lease a: Whitsuntide, ISt S. These Lands contain altogether about 1859 Acres, whereof about 402 are Arable. Lot 6. 'the Farm of Ftatagan, which will be out of Lease at ',Whitsuntide next, and contains 8631 Acres, whoreof 86 are Arable. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Mselmitate sha Monypenny, Writers to the Sitnet , in Edinburgh; A. M uodt U, 45, Parliament-street, Westminster; or to Lord Seaford', Fac tor, at Castle Brahatt. BR! risit PAINT 4:, London Wall, IMPENETRABLE PAIN I'S ft and outside work a . • per cwt. Invisible Green 56& Dark Olive Great 70e. Bright Olive Green 112.. Black Paint 565. 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They abo beg leave te** . ab. in the prices of their Lamp Oils, which are very flue of their ,several kinds; tbe-tiprrot Oil is warranted genuine, and cannot .be 'acceded Lunt:atoms of quality at any price. per C3l. . per GIA„ 'Canine Sperm 011 • Os. d. Pale Seal Oil M. 61i, Geed Bunting Oil 7.4 rJ. BouthenaUii 45.. tit i Chamber Oil !Li.; Asp 641. ,Cemonvfn ditto.. • is Oda 91111111112eeelved at nondun W.sll os.ly. MAN U FACTOKY,. opposite Letblem. r Park-paling, Weather-boarding if every description. ~: per ewt. Stone Colour Ma. Lead or Slate Colour 565. Wbite Paint Ms, light Blue best. Red Pint 40s. .: : 1 1 • I - . . ' ENTIRE NEW WOitlt. This day was Published, a new Periodical Work, called ^r HE PAMPHLETEER •• ietfteetfully ikdieared to doth Howse, of Parlianselt.. 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