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Mr ALLIN ' s system of teaching is expressly studied for those to "born ft is an object to acquire easily that fashipnable requisite for poteelsociety expeditiously, privately, and In a superior style orace tnd elegance. Those who do not want private teaching s oy learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on t i e public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing tanht the pot elegant fancy dances, and All the superior parikof the proles is. The Subscription As+embiles are every Friday. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, *and Co. n.Con tractors with Government, respectfully beg leave to solicit th e p a tronage of the Public towards the SCHEME of the present, trATE LoTTERY, whicii will be drain on the Sikh of NEXT MONTH—APRIL. SCHEME. 1 Prize of f et:0,000 1 - 15,000 10,000 - 5,000 - 4,C00 - 8,000 - 2,060 1,000 - SOO - 400 . SCO 200 - 100 . BO - 40 - 30 - 45 13 - 5e20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 4,t 00 4,000 3,000 3,200 3,000 2,400 2,000 2,500 2,800 3,000 3,100 30,000 - 4 - a - 10 - 12 - YO - SO - 70 - 100 • - ]s4 -I,COO - ' 12,000 Tickets. ,f! 20,000 'lN:Ticket. in tllls Lottery are all of difft rent Numbers; ?.nd tke who!el.ottcry will be deter miLed in une day. Tickets and Sha-es are selling by Rieuwansust, Goootocc, sad Co. at thtir Offices, the corner of Lank-buidings, Corsatitl, lad facing the Mews, Charing-eras, where in the last Lottery, Itusstu, a Prize of £•2o,oc(`. svas sold in eleven Shares. I.L.OYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, 1812. SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of th e WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICEitS and MEN httly lost hi his Majesty's Ship: ST. CEORCIE, of• 98 guns, HERO, of 74 guns, 1 4 • DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 36 guns. . The Committee chosen for the Management of this Subset-4,- 1814 in order to make known the extraordinary clanit.s and mag mas* of the cal.: miry requiring relief, beg to •,tre, that the amber of lives lo,t in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2.:00, and much exceeds the -number of t li..At in itier of the 6 m7tat Battles of the Nile; Copenhagen, or 'l'rafalgar. Ile nitowing were elected as a Committee; The RIM Honourable Admiral Lord Rims - rock. . Tit Rtgit Honcteirihle'Admiral Lord Oatain ea. 4 ifice....kdsnirsi lir JAMI 6 SAVIIIIMIL3, Ban. Sir WILL.IARI LZIGUTON KribAt and Alderman. A Filmier:on, Esq. Woodbine Parish, Esq. YokrlillurAngerstein, Ng. Joshua Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. Thomas Roweroft, Esq. • Thump ronar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. tto elagettN Esq. Robert Shed fen, Esq. i al . Henry Hoare, E n . I A ,keth Smi li, Esq. 'Mesas King, Esq. Juhik Henton Tritcon, Esq. Germain Lytle, Esq. lohri 'l'unno, Esq. Cot/enter°, Esq. Wm. V4ughati, Esq. Zetutiptlons received by the Master of chi: House, and at all 9e Ilankars in London and Westminster. - Subscf!ptions already advertised, .C 3, 1 -8 it' 6 Unit his Majesry's Yips and Vessels, whilse Oak*, and Men have already subscribed Two Days Parr *- - Victory • Ilypeeon Daphne IPl.Wiliam De..iree Cruizer . oil . . Pyramus S Phoebe Plover • ' , Porcupine Arid Fyi'a Wooliark Btisei Solebay Rose }l 4ll . ' 1- - Niobe Redbreast t acit_ ' '• '• Briseis Tin esher Idisit ' - ' I-Lez4rd Cm5 , ....r • likeitie Alert Vixen 14( far., 4 ' Chan.icieer Acute ..^4° • . Portia • - Styling Mal • . Ranger. Aggressor flotilla Utile Algerine, ar•l Jason. T hetstetersiCodeiony 103 6 Baring, Brothers, & Co. 21 0 lbelkoyal Exchange As- Leys, Masten, and Cu. „2 4 aance Oillee los 0 Aberdv n 21 0 Ille Le... 6% - - "s'n Assurance • D. Davenport, Esq. 10 10 Office 105 0 A Wager lo,t in George vnle Evehn Copper • street 1 1 I lle Coniany . .31.1.0 1-1. Bronifield, atr ic Esq. 2 0 140-11 xda Com- G e neral Kirkpk I) 0 PAI 105 0 Sh. Reed, Esq. 10 10 A Collection at the Pa- Vice-Admiral Douglas !0 10 rib of takrieg, rpn.r Cap*: Rodham Dough., qttnon,per the Rev. 'R. N 5 5 1. 1.1. &D . ime It ec.or 5 • 0 Capt. T. Hand, R. N. 5 5 A l.i.nd ' ' hthaf•• 1 0 Cobb and Co. Margate 1 0 ,• ._.rms of Frixham, - Admiral Fortiscue ,10 10 il.."tYs. transmitted 'M. B. 8 0 ,L 7 Ai ...Wheaton 60 9 C. hie . 5 5 "'• 11. 0. Hardacre, R • RI it r 1 Harrington 8' 2 R (v. C 3 . v in ,,,,, ., 2 2 "it C. Bunkuty, Ban. je 10 , r Ver Remedy - 'S.P. . 2 0 • metpuon 4 51G. M. Alimer, Esq. a n d Sharp e 21 0 ; Mr. Newton Sl' 0 10 70 Rear-Admiral Perm 6 0 111 ' 111 7 • 5- 3 1. Wits. Vlrba ' 10 0 tlt 1 1. • " ' BIM Cath. Poulton, • ' wells Volunteers, 7 Little Marlow 5 5 &nom, E. S S ' Sir Was: Geary, Bart. 10 10 • L'aYsP'ay from the • Sir 'W. Well.Pelys, Bart. 20 0 'Acs•ts Nouom• W.C: and F. M. g Offierre, & and Co. 10 10 "wain of tke Roo.. iteir.Admiral Ferrier " 5 5 vi Militia, sta. C a ps. J osep h 'Unwell, • mg2lPiym. X 31.111. Id. tit. N. • 2 0 • 1. S 3 Vice- MdmiralTbee. Jnnes 5 5 Ws_ . 111.9 " 1.1.11 ", and CO. 10 10 ' e q c wm. N. rrepoint 3 5 % A T: l:j . ' 111 • 0 Job_ ,_tf i Parsons, Ox• CORI! zed Ca. 11 0 e 10 10 r l4 try ard Co. 10' 0. Hurry, Powl•s, & Herd Her ds 5 Inta d and Co. II 0 Wm. Mani" Id, Req.. 10 10 • LLOYD'S, MARCH 7. aenefal Meeting of the S u b str il t . rs se ll b e h e ld at the v! th ant:'eaniens' Of ice s , over the Royal Exch a nge, on . EILIDAY 7"ithil I th inigant, at.Twave o'clocit precisely ; to take itoo Inetitralion ti e propriety of alowing the Mows an" Families a __ e ° lrKers and men, belong sg t.O hi+ Maje.ty's late gun.brig typ of 12 gout and 50 n, to pi. nci i iee in the Subscrip• v et ~r ai suli eat vessel hcivms prion,vd to the same cow 7l , iost a. the ii.tme time. • 164 THOMAti FERGUSON, Secretary. Q C 97 Pluds Logeberd.-wercet. 1 This day was published, • THE SUBSTANCE of MARQUIS WELLES. LErs SPEECH on Earl Atm)lliam's Motion to take inte consideration " the Present State of Irtlatd." Published for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa. ternoster-ruw ' • Booker and Faulder, and Deeonehy, Bond-street ; Ridge Way and Stockdale, Piccadilly; Stockdale, jot. and Budd, Pall-Mail. FFINERAIRE DE CH ATEAUBRIAND. MR. COLBURN has the hono ur to i n f orm t h e Public, that he will publish. on Monday next, a Second EditiOn in French, of M. CHAT c:AUBRI AND's TRAVELS in GREECE, PALES FINE, &c. with - a Map of the Author's route ; and requests those who may wish to secure Copies, to favour him with their names immediately. Public Library, 50, Conduit -street, March 12. This day were published, in 3 vols. royal svo. £3. 18s. boards, 'ALES of the EAST; comprising the most popu .L Romance's, Oriental Origin, and the best Imitations by European Authors* w*.:h new Transta tions, and additional Talel, never before published. To which is prefixed, an Introductory Dissertation, containing an Account of each Work, and of its Author, or Translator- By HENRY WEBER, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and R. Scholey, Paternoster-row ; 'John Ballantyne and Co. S. Doig, and A. Stirling, Edinburgh. This day were published, price 2s. 6d. CURSORY REFLECTIONS on PoLrricAL and COMMERCIAL Tones, u connected with the Rzotx r's ACCESSION to the ROYAL AUTHOR' CY. Sy JOHN GALT, Author of Voyages and Travels, &c. CONTILNTS.—On the Police, Church and Dissenters, Poor, Ca pitalists and Artizans, Parties, Public Credit, State of the Re presentation, Criminal Laws, America, Paper Money, Spirit of Nations, Colonial Policy, &c. London: Printed for C. G. Barrington, 344, Strand; and to be had of Gale and eurtis Paternoster - row; Goddard, Pall Mall; Mercer, Piccadilly ; and all other Booksellers. This day was published, in.Quarro, with Twenty Plates, AN ESSAY oo the FORMATION of GAR DENii EARKS and PLE..%SURE GROUNDS, con sisting of Des igns for Flower Gardens, Parterres, Shrubberies, Groves, Woods, Waik4, &c. arranged in various styles of RURAL EICIELLISHMLNT: including improved Plans for Kit chea-Garden4, Gree:l4lo:ises, t.onsereatorits, Stpves, &C. &C. illusaated by 20 Plates ; containing numerous Designs for laying out Grou.id , adai,ed to Villas of mod -rats •ise, and Garden Plots, from one Perch to 100 Acres in extent. Londcn: Printed I.lr J. Harding, 96, St. lames's-street. This day - was published, in Royal avo. Volumes I, -2,3, price i t•s. each in boards, to be completed in 6 Vuls. J fODERN PRECEDENT:I in CONVEYANCING ; A-VA with Variations, adapting each precedent to tile most usual ctrcuntstanc.3 of title and Practscat Notes, explaining the Nature' and Use of the Cov.niarits and Provisions in them. By C. BAS*I IN, Esi. Ati:linr of the Elements of Conveyancing. Second hdr ion, with great Additions and Improvements. London : Prnted for W. Clarke and Suns, Law Booksellers, Portugal-strce, Lincoln's Inn. _ O f wham ro..y lr bra', is 6 vols. Royal Bvo. price £6 Cs. boards, Lie:news of the :ivence of Conveyanc'ng. By C. Barton, E•q. LORD RERNERS'S FROISSART. This duy were published, in 2 rots royal lto.prlce .€7. 7s. boards R JOHN FROISSART'S CHRONICLES of "-I ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, SCOT LAND, BRIT TANY, FLANDEV!, and the adjoining Conn tnes. • Crans'at.:d irons the oriiinal French, at the command of King Henry VIII. By JOHN BOURCHIER, Lord BLANFAS. Reprinted front 'edition of hand I SI.S, with the nam* of places and persons carefully corrected; to wh ch are added, a Memoir of the Translator, and a copimis Index. Printed for F. C. and 1. kivington, I'. Payne, Wilkie and Rob'n son, Longnun, Mures, Rees, Orme, and nrown Cadell and Da vies, J. Mawman, R. H. Evans, R. Baldwin, and j. Murray. Of whom may he had, in 5 vols. royal 4to. with SO Engravings. £2l boards, the Chronicles of Mocstrelet, being a continuation of FroitnarTs Chrohicles ; trans:at. d tram the mist appruved Origi nals, wt!h Notes, by 'l' humas oh tie., E •g. Also, The Chr micles of Arnold, R a:tell, ilartlyng, Fabyan, Grafton, Hall, and Ho!lir shed, uniform with the above - ENGRAVINGS BY SH.IRP, AFTER CARACCE, 24 Inches by 20, for Work of Engravings. • THE very celebrated Picture of the DEAD CHRIST and MARJES, by AN. CARACCE, formerly 'n the Orleans Collection, now at Ca tle.Howard, having, by the permission of the tali of Carli-le, been copied by Mr. Wiilrdn, 'jun. for the purp ose of forming one of a series of TWELVE large', 'ENGRAVING ' S, to be executed by the principal Artists of the present period, with a view or exemplitying the Works of the leading Masters of the Roman, Elorentir.e, Bolognese, Venetian, Lombard, Spanish, and Flemish Schools, the Amaieura of Painting, and of fine Engraving, are respectfully informed,) that the Drawing .of this Picture, , together with other fine Drawiugs after these Masters, from which this Work will be ex ecuted, are now on View, a: the Gallery, 39, Sackvilk-street, Piccadilly, which will enable them to form a correct idea not only of the nature of the Work Itself, but of the selection of which it will he compose J. In il'ustratMg, by individual example'', the Composition of three of the :;shoals above-anntioned, it I. mended to adopt the very general -uhject oft His *Ott VofO U t( SAVIOU R, taken at some of it 3 niost inter• wing f. r.ods. 'ft.ts is most happily affordel by the foliowine capital Pictures: by the Virgin, Young Christ, and St. John of Ratfaelie, now in the Stafford Gallery ; by Christ among the Dotson, in the picture of Leonardo da Vinci, in the possession of :he Right Hon. Lord Northwick : and by the picture of Annlbal Crrracce :Amor mentioned. These three Pic teres, while they oiler choice er...mples of theßoman,Flaremine, and Bolognese Schools, w.l• also term a see, equally valuable fur the Port fad°, or :he Library of the Amateur. lhe Venetian and elerei 11 Schools ben g those in which Co- Inuring has taker. a lead, wet be exemplified by the gay and I ghtsome subjf.ets of 1 nian, and Paul Veronese, and the Allego r.c.J witl Historical Works (.1 Ruben' and Van dyke, while the schools of Lombardy and hp..in will be shewn in the Works of Correggio and Menlo. Tlw Work itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view of the Conmoslt ens of these great blasti.rs but also afford an opportunity r.l judging of the relative abilities of the most end- tient Ehgr.:vers cl Modern Europe. . Independent of the' Work or large Engravings, it Is intended I also to publish a meatier Work, upon the scale of Vandyke's • Book of Beads, illustrative of the Fine Portraits, and Ideal flesh of Raffaille, Titian, Giorgione, Velasques, Rubens, Vand)ke, Remlwandt, Guido, and Domenichino. The principal Artists to be cm! toyed In these Works of En gravinge are, Morgben, of Florence ; "iharp, and Heath, of Lon don ; Bansse, d pf Germany; Maulkr, of Stutgard; and others, who may be con-idered as the principal Engray. rs of the present period, as well in tilt.) country as ahroad ; and both works will be under the direction of Wil earn Buchanau, Esq. . The Terms of Subsstiption to the large Work are, Three Guineas for each Engraving; to be pool on deliiery. The Terms of Subscription to the Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas for each Number, containing Tbree Engravings. l'he Impres sions of the Plates shalt be delivered to Subscribers aecordivg to the priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in London, wishing to . becunte subscribers to this ViOlk, will be so good as to send their particular aelress, and also mention, if they 'wish tiler Copies delivered to any person in London, or for warded to them elsewhere. Mr. Yates, at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street, who has charge of !ho Exhibition of the Drawings, wilt receive Subscribers names to both, or tither of these Works; and as a Conk for entering these.has been recently opened, Gentlemen intending to i-übcribe, v. hi he aware of the imeortaoce of havlng their names high spun the liet, as Ing.tessions of the Plates will be delivered in strict . Conti:aunty to the saints TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF PERTIt GCNTLIMEN, IBEGleave to retuo you my ti ncere and grateful I thanks for the many and flattering marks of friendship I have received during my canvass of the County, and, as the Sheriff' has fixed the day of Election for Thursday the 19th Inrtant, I have earnestly to solicit the honour of your support and ewlv attendance on .that day at Perth, which w;U nonfat on nib an additional and lasting obligation. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Yubr most obedient and humble servant, Strathallati, March 6, 1812. JAMES DRUMMOND. '1 'HE COMMISSIONERS i n a C omm i ss i on o f -a- Bankrupt awarded and issued forth avainst Cumt as Bo c• VERO, EDWARD GA'LI BOLDERO Sir HtNRT LUIIIINGTON Bart. and Haney BOLDILRO, of dornhill, in the City of b in : don, Bankers and Copartners, Dealers and Chaprnen, intend to tweet on Tuesday, the 17th day - of March instant, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at Guildhall, London in order to receive the Proof of Debts under th e sa id Commission. PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause of RICH MOND against STOBO, the Creditors of Lames Ridilliowo, late of Dorchester, in the County of Dorset, Es q . M a j or i n t h e Scots Greys, or 2 d Regiment of Dragoons, (who died at Glasgow, in North Britain, in IWO), are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before moats SPRINOSTT HARVIY, Esq. ace of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambels, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; 0r,., to default thereo they wmU be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. March 9, 1812. R. M. CRAWFURD, Plaintiff's Solicitor, Oki Broad-strut, London. WANTED, a MESSMAN for a Regiment of Dragoons at borne. He must be able to giie indisputabie references as to character and qualifications. Apply to Messrs. Watley and Parrish, Booksellers, 159, Strand. 'I 'HE NOBILITY and FAMILIES of this Me tropulls; also Town and Country Drapen, are respectfully apprized, that the entire STOCK in TRADE of the MAN CHESTER, SCOTCH, and IRISH FACTORS, No. 6, Pickett streets Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, is now on Sale, the whole of which, amounting to £17,50(11. most be im mediately cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. Sra runts PERKINS, one of the. Proprietors, amongst which the fol.. 'swing articles will be found particularly worthy of attention, viz. a large quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known ctiebrity, Russia alid Lancashire Sheetirzs, dow!a.'ses, and Suffolk hemp., 1 500 pieces of India and Driti‘h jaconois, mulls and cambric. for gentleman's cravats.and ladies dresses, 505. pieces of Indian nankeens, 9.000 silk, imitation, and wove-In shawls, 150 pieces of rich printed bed-fornitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, table-lincn, dcc. with an assortment of prance' cambrics and ea' kat. s. No. 6, Pickett-strN t, Tem,le-bar, the large corner Shop, with a Col !en Unia•rn in front.—Ass stants Wanted. N. B. he above exter:6lc.: Prenzises to be disposed of. ON SPRINO DUI r. " It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that consti tutional elie.eies come into action; and if, at this season, people were to adopt an alterative dirt, tr.uch human misery we fie prey en! e 1." liE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not .1. only very nourishing and pleas-nt to the palate, but ample experience has proved ct to be more efficacious in correcting the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Deuk or sarsaparida. _ _ _ People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as we of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the tilessfras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet. In time periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and 1111 site is adopted by several eminent Physizians. It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the came manner as asoffer), price Ss. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, 3snird. Ordtra from the country must be accompanied with a VALUABLE and Improvable ESTATES in HAMPIMMILL To be SOLD by AUC PION, by FRANCIS ALLEN. At the Beak Inn. Farehant. Surrey. on Titanslay, the 19th dap of March, 1812, at Three o'Clock In the Afternoon, (unless sooner disposed of by Private Calumet, of which dmely :mike be siren), Lot I. a. LL that Desirable FARM HOUSE an d FARM, called THOMPSON', Fs sm. containing Of Acres more or kis, with convenient Barns, Stables, and ether Outbuildings,. Situate at Swanthorpe. In Crondail, and in Long- Suttms, Hants, In the occupation of Mr. James Walden, under a Lease, which will expire at Michaebna., 1814. These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance, held under the Manor of Crondell. Small fine c o :3oi, and small quit rents. Also, All that Copyhold Cottage, and about an Acre of (and, called Traverses, held of the said Manor. Small fine certain ; also let to said lames Yalden, under the same lease. Lot 2. All that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE and Eard:nee, called Hots House, in the parish of Odtham, ad)nining Horses dean Common, and four Acres of Land, more or teas thereto belonging; and also all that Copyhold Farm House, Out buildings. Farm and lends, containleg 206 Acres, m o re or less,. called Swantborpe Farm ; let to Mr. James Yalden, ea law, whisk will expire at Michaelmas, 1814. • Small line certain, and small qu' t rents. • For further P::rticulart apply to Mr. Cirmert, Solclori i et Alton or Farnham ; and also to the Accrienerr i , at Farnhan.—• Yaideri. the Tenant, will stew the Premises. To .GE AND .VALUABLE MANORS, RECTORIES, AND E iTA I F.S. To be sokl in London, and at Beverley In Yorkstire, on Friday, the 20th day of March neat, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, in the City of London, In Flee Lots, rj'HE MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON, Ji- the Atlvowson of the Child of Spartan, yd several Free. hold, and in part Tithe-frec Ferns mad Lands (wills lsnd-taa re. deemed), containing about 4140 arm sheared In Bootley, Spey. ton, Must on, Fliey. Hornsea,and Duntdngton, in the Ba.l Riding of the County of York. And in the Month of May neat, will be Sold by Auction, at the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of Bcverlcy, in the County of Yak, in Twenty-seven Lots, TbeMANOR of ELS fERNWICK, and several Presidi o apd in partTkhe-free Farms and Lands (with land-tramdeansell), i p 'entraining about 600 acrre, situated at Eistantwick, t 'ley, *sft, Cherry Bunco, South Dalton, Seat on 1104. D' Marton, Horos.a, and Reigiaton : together with the P Ativowson of the Rectory of Leaven, in Holdertiesa; AO the Tithes of certain 1 ands, containing abZut ),7CO acre{, ill monis t s Bono', Woodnuinsey, I'h/erne. Neel, Storibill, S. holm, and l'iclon, In the East Riding of the Colvrty of Yogic. - Particulars of those Estates to be wdd ill Londol win be ready by the itOtitof February ; add may be had I%y a; plying to Mossed. Graham, Kimietleye mid Doraville, Soiicitors. Luscotrewit don ; Benjamin Handley, Esq. Seaford, Llncolmhirs • Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Mlddl.t Ternnt....h.t any'rownsend, Esq. Newbury, Becks; and John may. • Ado. -,_ i - 4 • ROMSRY, HAW? *, TO 132 SOL/YDY PRIVA ra COOTItACT, kidid that well-built FREEHOLD WATER a CORN MILL, plenifidly starytte4 with water, shwa is I die Parish of Romney infra: captaining two Waier Wbeek for jr of .`'tones, a Flour and Wbeat Machine with two Dredging =hi ; the s h ove Mul is cap a bl e of grinding tsetutry loads ittbeat per week, and has rdniry mend far 4 or SOO gainers at Neat, wkk W other netwasary aeore•frootaa. Also a 444 Dgrellial-bones . adjoining that Mill, *kid a Garden. Cal, ere,e r Non hems, Oat-bodges, and utlier gatial _ tavogiges . Ire Tydrdtras gr!•_111 a --* • Nimes Y4cat• •,er, sad _ _ a mast maul. Meet titmice for currying On an etteosivc 'trait either to Jer erj. Oturnsel, ortite Rost or Writ past of sec Maples; litalavaati seer, miles from Soothampeon. and. 6we front Reno%lp. of which Aces pods may be shipped at a swum nee. R. Them its good Fel and Trout Flattery !Maestri la Oa • Fat a view o? the Premises, apply to Mr. P. Chastßat ty owner and occupier ; sod tor further particutars apply iv !W i g • Mestrs.,klafaxa and ac.a s Seliortera. /Aomori. . .PUBLIC NOTICE. It agate, February 6, 11112. M• R RYMER having recited mAny Letters from Perm . ute labouring under ANaktvric ,krrecrioxs, ac ' acknowledging the great beniez they eive front the following Medicine, and • that they cannot do without it : that it is not to be bad in sorne places, aid in other its purity is doubtful; and, thatits price bears lteav:ly upon than. Etc. Mr. Re Milt hereby gives notice to all such truff:Ters that he wit grant .• a liberal allowance upon their respective orders and inelosures. IT HIS MAJEITY P S ROYAL LZTTERS PATENT, Granted unto James Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, Inventor and Yeeparer of the Cardin,: and Nervous Tincture. ' CASE IV. •To Doctor Reura, Ste-4 have been troubled for a long time with a very relaxed' State of Pody, Loss of Appetite, Lowness of Spir ts, Nervous TrembUngs, and Numbness of Hands, owing to a Fit of Paley. Alter varioi.s means being tried w!thout success, I had re course to your CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE, which happily ties had the desired tffezt, and restored me to perfect. health. In justice, therefore, to your Medicine, I bhall think my self much 443:iged If you will make the above truth known. I am, Sir, &c. JAMES SMI . Whetstone, Apt il 17, 1211. Bab cr, at IV hetstonv, this Medicine may be had genuine at Mr. Morgan's, N 0.43, Weis Smithfield; and, wbo!esale, of 11iessni. Dkey and Co. Ns. 10. Bow Church-yard, I.ondon ; add, retail, of every Vender of their . Medicines in the principal Towns, in !putties at 3s. W. ate, THE Valueof DR. FittemAN'S GUTTA SAIXTARISI has been it, long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stags of a certain disease ; which it effec uaHy cures and eradicates from! the habit, without exciting tht paiiiful feelings and ezposnre that attends salivation—without &tantalum the coostlocion'in. any d. gree, or even requiring confinensent from butireea or !I...fric tion of diet. The radical virtues of these ine.tinsable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than to ye irs. 1p all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-filing rative--whether the debitty Is produced by too feet use of aura. cury, by illicit pleasures, or the cif .cts of a warm climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too rronaly, as they veil receive a safe, speedy. and complete cur.?, In all old stubborn gleeta, aril every weakness that Affects the bladda and organs at shine. By Its efficacy amity women have besi.me mothers, wbo for many years bad been deprived of that bapriness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. l'eler's, No. 4, Cheapsfde, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail; by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and lghttson, Gosport; Allt.utt, Weston, Mal. 'Gay, and Jones, Porten ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, P:ymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandertotr, Scott, and Ottgll, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Moss and Peels Hulip Gregson and Biliinge, Liveipoaa; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen. Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, birtalrgkam; Gregory, illifghton ; Edwards wu Penny, Liverpool; and molt Meacham \frail.% is bottles, at ts. • . • . .. - IIALEt ~i~ C` , I By Order niche Hon. the Coinmissioners of lds Majesty's Cristdeui • lu the Loot Room, Custom-house, Li verpo. il, On Wednesday aed Thursday, the 18th and l*h March, 1412, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon of each Day, SUNDRY Quanti t ie s of GOODS con d emne d !n tint Court of Eacliever, which will be led in small Lots, for the accoinnindation ut priftte mimeses I eousiatteg of Noyeads Whiskey, Tea, Ca.*, Shrub, Wine, Rum, Brandy. Gentwa, to. hacco, Tobacco Segars, Flax, Sugar, Sisccabe.,•Fasuarintis, Shells, Castor Oil, :2ar.-nn Nppor, Arrow Rout, Pickles, Honey, Can dle:, Linen Cl.ult, Si. k Riblsocw, Cotton Wool, • tar, I mattes , Rock Moss. 03:0.i, Old Copper, Abet. Chocolate,-Tabow. Slap, Amber Beals, R'pes, Mahogany, Seal Skins, Akins, NaAteens, Tortoise Shell, Palm Oil. Redwood, Fusile, Seatuat-c T,etls, Bees War, Leopard Skins, Cot t on Stuffs bodlery, Shoes, Sirup, Rosewood, 'tarch, .Thawh, Pocket book;, Punes,Tabie.cirrars, Otto of Roses, Nuts, PitCh, Baskets, turpentine, Iron Work, Black Lace, Brszll Wood, FA:Absolute Tobacco Pipes, !Wits, Fur Tippets, Snows, Deets, Deal End% ;pars, Lathwood, Hard 4, Wood, ?ailing Board'', Cebu., fine '1 imber, Timber Ends, and 7 open Boats; and various oher Goods which will be espreased In the Catalogue; and also the Flailing Boat Nelif and Setif, and her materials. The Goods and Boats may be seen and Cotalognee bbtaltsed ON application to H. Sept, in the Long. Room, on Monday andl Tuesday the 160 and I:th inst. ana on the daps of sale bewail th.: hours of s) and t o'clock of each day. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern Fozhnle-.treet, Plymouth, au Ptidar s the Tavern, March Inrant. ABOUT 1100 Quintals COD FISI, now me board the schooner Prudentia, of Gloucester, United • , tateas lately detained and sent In here by his Majtsty's ship. Paige, Charles Brthbane, Esq. Captain, and Dryad, Edward Gil. way, Esq. Captain, mid condemned as Prize. For viewing and fbrther information, applyto Mee Hast sß and Sous, Merchants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Brehm Immediately afterwards % About MOO Quintals COD FISH, new oh lamed the selloonet Abigad, of Newb•.ry Port, Unted Stater, lately detained aged sent in here by Ms Majasys IV? Nianen, Captain Sir M. Seymour, Bart. and condemned as Prize. For viewing and further Information, apple* Messrs. HAwc t and Soma. Mtraants, Plymouth . Plymouth, March 2, 1819. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.—.HEREFORDSHIILEI To be SOLD by AUC PION, by WM:JAMBS, At the Red Lion Inn, in the Borough of limbley, on Friday, the troth of March rest, between the hours of three and six m th• afternoon, übject to such ceneition, as shall be tb-u reduced, THE following very Prime Lots of OAK TIM. BER, now marked and numbered with white paint, from 1 to Ow number in eazh lot progressively. Lot . l.—)oB Trees I Lot 2.-100 - I'rees I Let .S.-244 Mee . 2.-414 ditto t— 70 ditto 6. 62 ditto The Aire Timber will be found worth the 'mewl= of Nat" Contrzctors and 'limber Dealers in poets!, being of very supis• for qua'ity and of large dirn , nsions a lying well together, and near the turnpike road, about 12 miles from the city oihtliereford, 10 from Leominster, and 7 from th• navigable river Wye. PrintAd particulars may be had of the 4actioneer. at Ha-Word; Mr. John t tame, at Lyonshall, pear Kington ; or of Mr. Rickets% Sainsbeld Court, who wilt rhew the Timber. TO APOTHECARIES, &c. ALIST of DRUGS and CHEMICAL .31. PREP ARATIONS, with the Prices at which they are charged to the Faculty, at the Chemical and Medical Han, Bedford-rrect, Covent-garden, is Inserted in the 95th Number of the Monthly Comreudiurn of Medicine, publitled 0:1 the Ist instant, widen may be obtainetf, price One Shilling, as above, or of any Book seller in the country. •„" At this institution none but the choicest Drugs and Che mical Preparations are sold. 104 tit 6,11 g ir s Ict A age 1.104 is be Ira I