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i ~~ } • ~. • : xidtr GAOL...MAD:SIMONE,. r • TO CARPENTERS...OAK VICIRKS. . ERSONS dairous of entleriicting • Inr ptrhiding and Axing a quantity of Oak Nero sod stchse Works, suer, Vsbe tile Pionsond Spericaticess weir Ogee In AlieGaorOrovud at Malawi'''. Pi al 'biome, of Work LOad•l!Pocki. Wapping. ••• Tenders for the fordo ate to be 'delivered, scaled up to J. F. ...Claridge. FA+ at thvelicenf the Clerk et the, Pesos at Maid. .Stone, on or Wore rho ligth Instasit. veldt* will be laid Winn an Adjourwed Selelon.4 tit filkWitlellal•llt it *ablin. ' .. oesober S. . jet r — rtpr L ocrinuntoo els. . • To Ootimus AND twill& • ',DEMONS desitrias 0f..e00420.int pioviding and delivering ti considerable 'van of light IRON :WORKS; we and wtsught.' snip see the Piing and Specifica tions, at the Office in the Choi Grosmd at Maidstone;, or at the • -Vice of Wiiriss,'Lendeo Doak Wapping. - • Tenders for the sanse.are to be &hotted. sealed tea s is.J. F. et.misunr, Esq. at the Mee of the Clerk otthe Pears, at Mai& stone. es or before the astbinstaxit wid th will be laid itefore an Adjourned &glints en thrg9tb . insitint, at Twelve, at noon. -;.._ Now Eland. 71 . 1da day.v. • Ft/umbers I and is, pries sgs. each (to be completed In Ten 'timbers, naming one handsome Volume,) of pliE COSTUME ofirORKSHIR.E; each Num ber Illustrated by Pour highly-nabbed and Collared En.. ravings. Pat-sheillos of original , Druelngi,deeeriptivo or the pe. culiar Dress, Occupation, slid Mamas, of various ifi b lb#FlP of that extensive and populous County. Published by Mears. -Losantili. Must, Rees Orme, and Brown, Pateirnoster,rdve; Mr. Ackerman, 101, Strand , Lo ndon ; Messrs. Robinson and SOS; Leeds Mr. Hurst, Wakebeld ; Messrs. •Todd, York; Mr. Ford, Manchester; Mr. Humble. Newcastle; and by every respectable BOokselkt. This day area publishtd, In One Vol. demy Bvo. price Ole Guinea, de In royal two. pirlat One Guinea and a Half, in boards, a new Edition, being** Fifth; with confident* .4.41di ions, of ' • . . AN ACCOURT of LONDON, by THOWtS PENNANT, Esq. • Printed for J. fassliee.; White, Cochrane, and Co. UMW own, Hurst; Reel, Ovine, aid B rown ; Vide', and Davie, ; J. Nuns ; J. Booth ; S. Maystian ; Lackingtan,Allen, and Co.; R. Baldwin ; Wilkisau4 Robinson ; J. Richaalson ; J. and A. Art% F. and C. RivingtonS; J. Walker; and B. and C. Crosby apd Co ,KENT GAOL; MAIDSTONE. TO s.r.gtql:Wolitilit 4t 4 D QUAItRIERS. k SUNS desiroirs of providing and delivering at I •Jrifeitistolie, COLLALO STONE; from the County of Fife,' or Stone of the same Flour and quality, ready worked to the ahapee required, ny ace Chg . /ilea and Specifiratiobs thereof at the Office of Works, at the London Docks, WafPing• Tenders with a small anororked specimen of a bit of the stone; are to be delivered ditecthd to 3.f. Claridge, Esq. at the Office of the Clerk of the Pew, Maidstone, on or before the 28th Want, to be Paid before inr adjourned Sessitnt on the 29thinitant, at Twelve.= Noon.—Ocobcr 5,1813. BRAN4cOMI3 sold in the last Lottery Contract cite Imps Capital Prize aranzu in the last nineteen Lane. Ia tha pees*; and spealny wall be goshiL,hed, By Cadell and Dairies, elegantly printed in One Volunife octavo, • with a Map of the Voyage _ETTEß S FROM THE LEV% NC. contain , d ing Views of the State of Society, Minims, Opinions, and Commerce in Greece mid cuminl of the pnoeipal blinds of the Archipelago. Ely JOHN GAL Already published, by the same Author, Voyages and Tntycli, second edition; eto. pnce X 2 2s. In bdi. The I.ife and AdMinistration of Cardanal Wotsey, sto. price in boards ,C 2. 2s. royal Xs. ss. • . The Tragedies of Maddaten, Agaistandon, Lady Macbeth, Ste. 4to. price Xi. • - NEW SATIRICAL WORM ON HIGH LIFE, BY THE AU rtioit of CELtA to SEARC&I of a HUSBANP. In a few days will be 9 published, it& Vols. t ofmo. T " gNaLISH ExposE, • or, MgN and WOMEN ABROAD and nt HOME. By A MODERN ANTIQUE. A , :thor of Celli, Eie. printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhaii-stseet. '11v: following have been publiebest thili.lattunan 1. Sir Gilbert Listerliug, Romance, by 3. N. Brewer, 4 vol% 22% 2. Made Una, a Tale;by 1.12: Stanhope. 4 voli. 41. Ys. 3. HUM t Miriam Malden; 4 vols. £l. ess 4. WWII at ocirouisal,a Vuts. • S. Read. and.Gi we ft a Nante,by Airs. I.levv4llyn, 4 vols. 6. An•elmo, or the Day of 'lsla?, by M•ss Hill, 4 vols. Ll. ts. 7. Patience and Perseverance, 4 vols. £l. Is. • GIBRItI:I'AR,AIID MALTA FEVERS. This day. was published. irt bile large Svo f,'sice 121. (Declared by. Sir Luraa Pepys, at the Bar of the li.mte of Com- Fieni e te to the only iuthority for the treatment of such Fe , .tern. fit ) ON the DISEASES of the ARMY in CAMP and in GARRISON.—By Sir JOIIN PRINGLE, Bart. Physi cian -General to the Forces. Printed for Stock&le, jun. 11, Pall MaIL Alio, In one large volatile, BY°. price 1 is. (withs the special sanction and recommendation of Dr. Hai nes4), Fite Influence of Tropical Climates on European Constitutions, with the mesa of Prevention and Cure of Diseases consequent thereon. 14 lames Johnson, Esq. Snrgecht R. N. Likewise, Th. Robertnn's celebrated Works for bo;b Seam... and Pamphlet—The Cure of Sore Legs. _ . INDUS. To THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. — In November neat will be published, in one large Volume, inio. prce 15s. in boards, A COMPLETE GENERAL. INDEX to the 1 X EDINBURGH REVIEW, from its Commet c..2mt.nt in October, 1802, to the End of the Twentieth Veuine, published in November, 1812. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brewa , and White, Cochrane, and Co. Loudon. 'llk Index con gni; in mit alphaheircl series, distinct refer ences to all the namts of authors i e•iewrd, s Of !stinks re viewed, authorities c:ted,or quoted, and :31 the dental ; tits which are prefixed, for greater facility of reference to the Several articles, a se t pacate index of books reviewad, and another of au. thors reviewed.—The want of a general index, suited to the pe• culiar character of this journal, was telt long before it had ex. tended to twenty Volumes: that numb r being calculated to con taineuaterlals suLli-ieet to occupy an entire' volume, has been fixed upon as the proper scope for the pr,;smt compilation, and for every flare one of the same kind winch the Esfutbergh Re view may come to revere. 'lle EDI Nnunew k EVI LW, Number X LIII. will be publiibut in the course of this Month. s_ • " " - - ..- ....:...;; i ... b. k . - : imago price is. .' :. • * • lASI' !kW.* R O USE, Odsier #. 181 it• ' hli 44 Willed, RUNE 4 . on .The VAUI:TS of LOIJQN:TO 4 a T"z* oilif.Am74tsllyppiNGo•Wie UNITED J 1161111.4 e; id 6 * trt6lll44 * -- A ''' - ' ' COltiiiillff of .11i1.120HANTS of ENGLAND, tratfins --- :-sied ler Slumped. Nesily, auClomisi PaierMsdli4o'st • t .4gas.,;(lretyrsedmiil4triiet. Ha y market . .r....,: - 'i• r dr EASt INDIES, di heti, ON aftsia, . . ' _7-7 Tliat,thet rill be ready to receive Proinelete, in *siting, on _. 'ills dry was publish**. • _ __,,,, • lla'One*oliiitie. Quarto, price all. 111. ed . bieilf; 1 Wed•iesday,2oth inst. froM suck PerelaiiSebe may be wilbet 63. 4 NARRATIVE of the late CAMP* VGN ;al supply the Company this amen Willi a numbei Of HAMMOCKS RUSSIA; containing liiforlitakm drawly . from 0015(ei . each CLUES. Sources, mith from intercepted heath Porotnents hitherto UII. .. , The Coodie •dbe of the Coetract May be seta, lad further Pat known to the British Public. By Ng RO hERT KER poRTEK• ' • , the Oft e of tat Clerk titulars buoy/ai r at' hi Seiko Committee ci i Asterated with .Plam. &e. of the general Moverneut s : of both t Armies during their advance and retreat, and.* Portrait of the., bNel O 4 l ll a! this Howie. late Getter& Kismet ' i The Tenden to be delivered to die said alert to Cie borniidttee Printed fir Longman, Heist, Rees, Orme, and Stowe, Pater-' of :,kipping, gt ur before Eleven &Ciotti ht.the Per. noon .of !ha i nost er-row ; and at the British Gallery, Ss, ' ''''. l r . et ' I 4,beee 'day .; beyea4 wbials hoer the Coutd.teo iirid not receive any :render. . , 11UoiTig for ANtEIX WANtED, _ a celebrated Agrictillurrit and isteder of Stack, a P ARM, trams 400 to 000 Aer s a g Lease for 14 or 21 Years ; also to Peat or Pit-doss a t• FARM, from ISO to silt Arta, witCJii 90 miles d( London. Particular' ilod pea:* to be addressed, post-paid, to Mr. Shoe, Agent for *Bag, Letting, H uLng , Buying, and Valuing Landed Edtates. Fan*, Mansions, and Manors, No. 41, Southampton row. Landoll. . ; • • • ' TO (.I.ILUGYhtIiN AND 0 I'HERS. TO BE DISPO6ED Ol', a SCHOOL 6 situated near one bf the first Cities in England, now ih high repute. No Gentleman treed apply who cannot ccimmand 41000. Fikrther pariitalare may be known by applying to My. Cite, Gloucester•street, Quern-square, Agent for Assistants to the Ecfeirty of Schoolmasters. AU kters, post-paid, will be duly allswered.. * as tsl l .) 'LD, for TWO TillfrOgltAND GUINEAS,- To sat Lay or Gentleman, net in tiny way subject to' the • Bankrupt Laws, - • ASHARE in an ESTABLISHMENT of the bighest respeFtgbility, that wilt bear the most Wirt inves• tigadon, and that is likely to produce a large and rapid ffirtune, without risk and without trouble, as the putchaser need not take an actite part, nor eppear at all in business. References will be sequined unil given, and letters (pest pa, with red name and plaee - of abode) addressed to George Wood, Esq. at Mr. Barwise, Werth and Clock Milker to his Royal Highness the Duke 4f Cumberland, Na. 29, St. MeitbMane, London, Wilt be at tended to. VALUABLE FARMS, LINCOLN4tiIIitE, pciesemlon. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOOGT and PHILLIPS. A CAPITAL FRE EHOLD ESTATE, corn prising it% eitcellent Farms, containing 559 ACM of riclf Arable and Pasture Land, lying in a ring fence, adjoining the bigb road from London to Bdttnn; at Deeping Fen, near hpald in, 'nevi:Nada by capital Market Towns, and only irft miles from Ladoga . Ten thousand pattods of the purchase-money may remain =mortgage. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Messrs. thwart and Philips, 62, Old Broad -street. Royal Risking.. RYDE, ISLE OP %1110 HT. Elegant COT I'AOE RESIDENCE, GARDENS, and LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE •CONTRAC r, By Messrs. HOGLSART and HIGHLvtyrNISHED COTTAGE RESI DENCE, on the summit of George-sireetohill, In that Im proving an.l fashionable Watering Place: the ebttage k from a design of a celebrated Artist, and is esteemed one of his must successful efforts; comfdrt, cor.yenlencc, and beauty are liahily combined, and the peculiarly fine and coaiwtailding spot on which it is plated, renders It in all respects a most desirable Residence adjoining the Lawn is a Meadow of about four sta•ute Acres, which may be had with theCuttage, or uot, at the option of the purehasvr. l'he Hattie ant: Clronad may he viewed, with tickets, which, with Patticulars, niay be had of l'slessrs. lioggast and Philips, 69,01 d Broad-street, London. - — - COMPACT PAR vi AND SPORTING REsIDENCE, Twenty .tilde, Eait of LONDON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I RAC r, • By Messri. HOGG-kRT and PHILLIPS; VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, cam- Llpriang a stibstantial FAMILY COTTAGE, situate in a fine sporting Country. sarrounded by capital roads and beam:fel prospects, and mac 3 Pack of Fox-bocnds. The llouse Niu ex cellent order, .rated or. aPatitlock ut stout slitter: Acr,s, with attach,:d and detached Offices, Criaelkhou.e, Stabling, Fattn. yard, !Lan, a...d Out buildings, a small Cottage at the entrance, produtive Garden and rich Land; lying convenient ; altog ether forty--wu Acres , in exceLent repair, and watt valuableCom min high:-. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with P.m iculaYs, niay he had of hi.ssrs. Heggart and Palipe, tit!, Old Broad -street, Royal h.Nchar:ge I'i•OL.K. • 'lO BE SOLI), with imnuy,atr pit ,emsloa, In a most htalthy aorl bezu&ut aPORT.)4(I COON ERY2_ A CONVENIENT CO l' I'AGE% or FAMILY nEiIDENCE, 59 miles from London, eoni; , letely Fur 'tusked and in good repair, 'an excel'ent Garlen, ti;.l Acres of Land, Dairy, Coach. huu..e, ••itottling tor +ix '•addk roan, Do,;-kennel, and mkt r coue.-tlient Out-olncta, a • I.u:op ot excel lent Watt r, Bit-whimsy mid lire sin. , llten•ils, as ricrl'ent Wine a. ul .41e Cettaf, with the use of two pew ht Mellord . elturch.- 1 In: 1: state i 4 Freehuld. Mr. Itlunde!:'; of Lung Melt. d, win sliew the l'reankex. For farther partfctils—nt, apply to Messrs. Collet, lArinsbnen, and Collet, No. 62, Chant ery-lane ; r to lt+les+r•. Homan and Philllps, 62, Old Broad -street, where an lnventOry may tie wen. N.ll. A Coach passes to and from London each day and tad, Mitt. I HUN 11NGDONSFI1RE. , THE VAluable FREEHOLD DEMESNE and MANOR of WXRUOYS, one full and equal undividAl Moiety or halt part whereof wia be SOLD by Auction by Mr. I'IERSON, at the Auction Mart, London, ms 'I uesday the 19 it day of October, I 81 3e31 12 o'Clock at noon, in On. Lat, nevertheless to the Uses and Estates in and by the Will of fictitlentati deceased, limited to :be Sons and Daughters of his Son, who 1% now upwards of 67 yeais of age,. has been marrird many years, and' Isis Wife livmg, aged upwards of 53, but Crum whom lie has been separated a tong time, having previously had awn. The Demesne contains :lardy 7ho Acrce of rich Meulow,Pas • fur:, Arahe and Wood Laud, tytim•free, and most of the Land • Tax redeenitd, of the y •ally value of 41.01, with a quahtity of thrivi, , g Timber growing then on, of considerable Valtle ; 'w•th the well-acctistuviell Intl or lit•eie; called the Pelican, at Warboys atoresa d, must adranrageously. situate for bus nest. 'file MANOR, with Court Baron, Court feet, high a, Royal ;, Pr:vileges, and Appurtenances, atem'is av,t . the Whole parish of Warbuys, which contains upwards of 1100-1 Acr.ii 01 Land. : The Copyhold Estates hitld of the said IVllaur, contain 4595 At ves of Land, Homes, Cottages; &e. ut the yearly salute of up- Ward, of £4400, subject to the payment of annual Quit Ritnts, amouming to nearly sot) per annum, and to Arbitrary Fines, which, Irons the intorovements ' it is supposed must product un an average .Z.;00 per annum. The situation of Warboys Is as- Wertficial, only fuur miles trims Itatusey, sit from St. I ?wee, and seven from* Ituntingdom, With extellent road,. . To be. viewed till the Sale, by app:ication to Mr. Fahey, at Warliovs. Priiited Particulars, with the Plan tit the Estates and the Coaditions of Sale, may be had 14 days prel'inus to the Sale, At the Pelican fun, Varboyi; Crown, St. lures ; George, Min tioncloin the Auction Mar- of I\B'. Bloodworth, Surveyor, Kimbolton; Cbrinell,. Pio, 7, Staple's IMr, Liondon • ' Mr. Sam. Wells, jun Solicitor, HaattegdWiii atti4 of Mr. nttion, Goa - tile Agantigiso9ll,9tr: ft sitionwes-8AL1.7 0 - sit .' Cdr „ ,Eitgare. i _..„, .......r........ . ~. .. . 44;ig • • • , Auct . ..14. Muth afar* has been excited, natiirlilly, bi the appearance of the British fleet off the mouth of ou river. The English have taken Po!sessiort et Keng Island, (torn which they.will ndt .be easiltdislodged 4 rind where they will procure water, provisions; and other necessaries.. Tkeit bolts pr ceded Soak di ance lip phester terlapie .thth. Militia ndt sufOciedt itrensth to oppose them, 2W/doffed . Shore. .. • •. •.• , • ituo. 14. the Lian will be takia by a very few oPifie . nt in• dividnals, at 74 per cent. The Congress will meet again, clinch sooner than Usual. The utiziost risbur it to be empl o y e d, and rte mast vixilant.seitch us to be made, to present the conveyance of supelies to the Britith Navy, and the use of British Licenses. Informationlut il v AL ing lFAX' bee: E re n cei d ;ed that English Fogerty has been seized in die lisvanitsh, two .41:.a -nish ships which *ere Sailing kola heft have been de tained. the following are the proceedings of Coin 'eel. era (tracted from the American P.tpers, brought liy a ship which left South Carolina 6 the 9th Aug'.st • • SENATti lULt fl. The VW entitled is An Act laying sin .ecobargts. vn all thiPs'and vessel: in the ports and hartigurs of s 1 'United States, Mat received from the Ockise of PO: . presentatives by Mr. 'Grundy and Mr. Roberti*, and the same ais twi& reed, and refeired to the Committee of Foreign Relationt. JuLT 21.414 r. Campbell frOm the Committee olf Foreign Relations. repottEd ale Hill laying an em% Barge, on all ships and vessels lR the ports and liar► hours of the United States, acnOsted, whiCh was 'made the Order of the Day fc. MOAT. 141 JULY 26.—The Senate resumed, is a Codtmittke tot the whole fidtik, the coasideration of the Bill laying an ernbarip, together *ith the antendalmats Moiled by the Cot inGttee of FOreign Relations. • The Aniendnients of the Committee were agrees IA and severe/ other attempts to amend welt made withotit effect. Mr. Man moved to pd . &trate the Bill tb the first r Monday in December next, which Motion *as step. tired—Yeas 16—Nays lg. After several other unsuctessfutitteuipts tia Mined the Bill, it was, on the motion of Mr. Siftith, poet. Paned- , • JULY 28.—The Setkete remitted the - Etinikisnalla of the Bill laying an embargo, *C. *hen the question being put that the Bill be read a thlid time, it was dzcided in the negative as follows : For the pusing of the -Bill, 18—Againet It, ISt wnich decision amcitinted to the rejection of the Bill; Messrs. Campbell anti Varnunt were appohtted a Committee to inform the House of fteptaatsitatiyes that the senate does not concur in the lIOUSE OF REPRESENTAtItES, JULY 29. BRITISH LICENSItS. Mr. Grundy, from the Committee of Foreign Re. lations, reported the Bill from the Senate to prohibit the use of Licenses or Passes granted by the Oovern• ment of Great Britain without amernithent, and the Bill was made the Order of the Day. The House went into a Committee of the whole Houte of the same, Mr. Hopkins of Kentucky in the Chair, after whith the Bill was repotted without • amendments. . . Mr. OAKLEY tholied to amend die Bill, so as to ea tend the prohibition to the use of Licenses granted • by the Government of France, which motioti *acne. gatived by 70 to 38. I<h. PICKERING moved to take out the words " Great Britain'," and insert "alt nations," do Rs to probbit the use of Licenses of any nation. 'This :no tibn was negatived by a lar i e majority, and the Bill was Ita4 a third time, :Lad p.tised by 7S to 99. NON-I.IPOBTATION BILL. [Jett.t 30. bit: NEWTON, liier . seme irftrodtictori remarks,. proposed the f o llo w i ng R eso l ut i on :—" Ret solved, That the Committee of Foreign' Relations be instructed to inquire into the expediency of . p . eo. hibiting the exportation of naval s t ore s in forer bottotris, and that they have leave to report tit Bill or otherwise." Mr. 0 UCNDY moved to amend the Resolution by striking out "Committee of Foreign Relations" and inserting." Committee of Coinmerce and Mantert6 tures." The- R esolittion thus amended was adopted. Mr. Watont and Mr. BRIGELOI', after some ob- . serrations, moved that the insttuetion to the Com n,i tee he postponed to the tirst Monday aher the next Ses , :i .ri of C ingress, which motion was carried hi thi A tiirmative, by .59 to 5 - 3. An Act lit the further defence of the Ports are Harbnuis of the Puke, States r— " Be it enacted by the Senate end Ilow-e of Re: presentatives of she Ihiited States of America in Con gest assembled, 'That the President be and is hereby authorized w!!enever the 'same shalt be deemed neces sary for the tle!ence and security of aby ports and bar= bours cf . the United States, to cause to be hired •or purehased hulks, or other means of imyediment to the shipi orvessels of the enemy, to Lve sunk with the proper authority of the State in which such port or harbour may be, and the Same td be removed when. ever, in his op;rfun, it may be done with safety to sdth ports or harbeurs. .. " be it further enacted, That to defray any es: pence that may be incur:ea under this Act, the sum, of 25,000 dollars be, and the same is hereby arpointect to be paid out of any monies of the Treasury not otherwise` appropriated: ", I c1../0/. speakeed die Houit at Iteptissinuttiiiia. " E. GERRY, Vace-Ptesident. ase. 3( Apprueind by lAS. IthtDCCSOIO.". . . 6. ~. . . . . ' . • . _fr , t • - - ••• - ••• -- -.•••-•4•mirs ilitt.'"Zl-0•••'" - t . 14' •-- : •••° ••• ••• "T ''' r '" f" 7-4 . rit - . -* "I 't w" - r ' ) . fr* ztt. '/ - ) fi T.) a 'AS.T ...., .. is• I. . , 4 " , t. il. 4 . .'• . . . .:' ' .. 1 2.' • I k• P . •+, 4 •L f ' • .: .. . ..*• ... • tto. • . .. . • ... . ...• • - t • - * -• . • t , it „. •c, "nittj ) : 'Lel , i•- i i ' 7l, .',.: 1,..,t, • ... ~ .., 1 ':-.:( kf, . if() a •• .4 • t.„ 4- 1".". . . I . .? ? 4 N i .,. .4 - , s t l ./ , %, Ax , ....1••• . ' • ' • • ••• ". . , t • kt• 3.•,. lie i r • V 11. . -. ••• t ~ . E. -• I - - • • •-...• ,•• • •-•!4-r . •. , • • t.. ''.'7° • ,`'" ...1....... .44.......... --....... , . . .. - .. .. ~.. .4 filltlllitit €4021 ' . . _ ._,,.,.. .e:',.):, ;;;: WEDNESDAY, OCTOI3ER )8 .1813 0 p • arcs six PUNISH/Of:NT OF bEATI-I. This day 'eras published, in tivci. price lUs. in boards, VOLUME the THIRD of THE CIPINIONS of different AUTHORS upori the PLJNIHNTEN r of DRAM. • Selected by BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. of LincolnY Bin. This rotme contains Debates of the House of Crmintons •in 181! on the Shoplifting and Canal Bills, and ois Stealing in Bleach itrg-grounda—Letter from a Magi:trate on Pickpockets and the Police Act—Extracts from Gilbert Wakefield, Hume, Crstier, Dr. Gourlay, Sir James Mackintosh, E.sa-li on Capital Puiti.di ment, Barrow, New Annual Register, Dr. Dodd's Sermon, Pe nal Code of Russia, pamphlet entitled lis not Punishment enough, Bemire?, Spanigh Auto da Fe, Dr. Leitsom, Mr. Whit field op Re.f . enue Ludt; Letter front the York lierald, Debates in the House of Lords in (Hit, Report of the Board of Inspec t:del of Prisons in Philadelphia, Jute Wilson's Obseivations, doe.—Extract from Warners Lie of bit Thomas Moore, Grose' on the Criminal Laws of England, Bonham on Right of Punish- Inept, Plumptre's 'rravtl., Entlyn's Pretace to state Tr;al3, Prize Essay of Nicholas Pinel on Punishinent of Deitch, Partop ikon of Bentham, Cruel Laws, Edell, Lora KaimesChrono. logical List of Statutaide Capital offenc e s, a 64 ( a y a ga i nst a Crying Sinne;' printegin 1E52. Published by Lilingman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Wean; Ca -1 dell and Davies; J. Butter Worth ; Clarke and Suns; I. and A. Arch ; Darton, Harvey, and Darton ; Hatc!larsr ;• W. Phillips; and Johnson and Co. _ . _ Of whom may be hail, the two former Vollmer. price Xi. Also, Debates in Parliament in the Year Mb, upon the Pinnshment of Death, price :is sewed. Debates in the Heuer of C:muncnsieltiring the Year 1811; with the OpiniOns of A ir. Recorder nud M r. Com rinni St...rjeant,r4e A thief Statement of the Proceeding.. in heals Hensel a Par liament, for the Amendment of the Criminal LaW. Together wit 4 a General Review of the Argiollents used in the Debates Upon those oceasioncrt, price gs. bet :Itched. Hanging Not Punivhment Eno•Th for hinrdefers; men, and HuoVebrakyrs, price PgARLs. SQL), CLaNED AND STRUNG rrifiE A'elyeiliser being the real . Manufacturer, is 4- ditertnine4 to WI every article of the first fashion and W.arkmanship at the following reduced prices, vi;. paaki.e:kkeetabypattern from .C 5 15 6 remaking stO 12 0 ZUvrings per pair 9 j 5 0 0 10 6 41.1114ealist 1 it • 10 10A 910 0 POP - • 44 0 y 2 1 S 0 illracekts per pair . - -sto 0 u P wzr ' oto 6 ]rockets v I f i ti 0 14 0 Nroactiet -. : 3 5 0 0 7 6 Cros'ca . :. 1 1 o 1 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladles and Gentleinen conceive and believe, bum the above prices, that every ornament is made of a com position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are rsspeetfullyinformed, that every article is composed f Oriental .Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real workman, are offered to the public much under their usual charges. • Several complete suits .of Pearls, new patterns, hi morocco cases, consisting of Neeklaca, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings{ and three Brooches, tram £35 to seso per suit. Apply to I. H. Bar low, Pearl-Nstorker and Stringer, Nu. 1,. Grange-court, Carey street, LiLtolll . 9 jnn Fjelds.• J • TO FAMILIEFf. irjr 0 LMES's PATENT I)OMESTIC OVENS, I..l.,svithout Flues, which unite, iti the highest degree, utility and economy. It is snit known, that all ovens hitherto con trived far the use of families Which are attached to kitchen Ganges, owing to the !hies,. oecaZion a considerable loss of fuel, as *tell as diminution of heat. .lis obviate this great disadvantage has been the study of the Inventor of the PATENT DOMES TIC OVENS, which are without flues, and which, instead r f diminishing, increase the heat, without the least additional fuel. B. H. takes this method of informing the Trade in general, that an , may be supplied with them of three different bites, with or without the nines, as they heat with() .t it flue, consequeney these is no danger of fire happening from them, which is so Ire *fluently the case with those that have does. Refere:ices to fatui ties of the first respectabil ty givepi where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also at his Manupetory, Castle-court.; Strand,/ hear Bedford -street, and at Mr. Deli's, Ironmonger, Greenwich; • htlessra. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street, 1411techapel ; Mr. BroWn ' Ironmonger, Leathethead, Surrey; btothert, Ironmonger, Bath ; Mr: Richardson, ironmonger, /twee, ;tassez ; Messrs. Hallett find Tuck, Ironmongers, Bath ; ironmonger, Faversham, Rent; and at most of the tespectuble Ironmongers IW'ltryn and Cotn . .try. . N. 13. AN allowistoe Made to the. Trade for ready Money. o PAR STOMACH COMPLAINTS. R. SQUIRItELL'S (Author of the Mamims rf HeaHi) TONIC POWDERS ate! DROPS have bc.-ri pre kriLecl for ilidirstiou mad ite'dt.:Cis tar 30 years witla astoui,hine • 1.'6. success. These adnitrahle inedlChies, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the egans of digestion, invigorate the nerves, remove pin and 'spasm nt the stomach., cape! wind, pro 4tice an appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure eiseases of the liver, and thine incident to warm climates, or too , tree living- N.B. The Powders Shen alone remedy a costive habit, remove obstruction/, lessen initability, diminish Seat, catry of f fever, cure the bead-ache, and have singular e.ssacy in removing a fit of in ianinsatory gout. The Powd4rs es. 9d. or 6s. The Drops es. 91. or 64. Fold at the late Tent's, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, n 69, Hi6h-:trees, Du- , rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, 3'olo-square; and the Pro prietor (f=ll Sohaisgtiare), 39, Charlton-street, .`.comers 'VOW!! ; also by all the wholesale Venders in London. 4 ,..Morofiasus and Captains of Ships allowed as ativlc dis count/ and l. •.: s , • • ...c, 4 .* .-~. .:- s . 'M! .sirs, via. - ' ' 8035, the only Prise of £'30,200, b Eleven Shares, at No. I, HOLBORN BARS, Corner of Mid:. tile-kow,tbe o Oar drift of BRANSCOME; where Tieketi and Shares are selling toren New StttaU Lottery (Wooly 3,ooQTlckets, which contaihs 2 - Prises of - £C,OOOI d • Prizes of - 11.00 0 ~ .a - - - 2,0 i bI 1 • - - 500 • Ike. ik.e. &e. To beglo Drawing the 3d of NEXT MONTH (November). N.B. 1 . 4 last X 5,000 Prize wit h levers! .01 ,000, £3OO, £3OO, EtA, am have been *old. at thB above truly Fortunate Office, in she last Six Months. . . . . . t - -. EW STATE LO rrgitY OF OPL V P.OW 41..‘ TICKETS; whi begin Drawhig - tbk id of tIOVEMBEtt. SCHIME. 2 bite* it zso Awl vs Aeon(' * 3,000 .. OOOO • 3,009 ..... 3,000 • A .. ,; soo . i . ...... ..... soo —,,,,...pr leo ... 1,0410 x,040 ..... ..... -,, ... titi . 20,800 . 51'0 Flfet-drawic Nada ,10 Each, 5,200 Eirst-drawn ?ri;e audit X2O. First Day, •ill be eutitled to an • additional Prise of 43,000. Vret.tinsess Prize atiiive 4:0, &von§ Dzy, will 'be entitled ter " an ediittonal Prise of .£20,004, , Tieerseessd livens, are all by CUARDSQI•t• GOODIAICIC 80a 90 ' • *** Votiirietors erir thel.ht.tert. At their pekes, she .Ceraer of Bank Buildings, Comb''', and flajpg the Kiaes Mews, Llttrino Cross ; where, in .he I fa tary lA* shislied drawini go theZiits of Septemberolls, they sold the following capital Prises I : . tlii. 3,454 . In 12 SharP4 seggir )s ° cot . 1% hole T ick et ... /MCI 4130 .. 1i Il Shires :,' 500 . .104 . . lo Shares ... 50 I Ole , . Shares ... 20(1 , . . . •