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Plw;r:• - = • 7*., ,, ' ;. - • t. 4 vg- 4.'*-fs. P,: :?4, , , I, - • . -,- ..,.. ( 4 \ t r ) ) N-. • 1 F.... 4 4 i, , • ----.... ~ AI Allir , . t . , , iii, . 3 "IWT , I. r ►tAii t7A ~• . i ~. • • it of y .41.tartIL 041 NV EDNESDAY, FEBRUAftY 12, 1812 jt• 1i BER 4 . 80 1 !T- 1 AITP TO -MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, %ill he perf"rmell, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPCMIT This day was published, in Svo. pece .2s. sewer, THE LACK of GOLD ; or an Inquiry into the State of the Paper Currency of, England under the opera don of Lord Stanhope 's Act. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Recs, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. efallitililrrr-OFFICE, Jaw. gR, Idl2. NOTICE iy lien y given, That a Surion of Oyer and Ter:rawer and Goal Delievey, fer the Trial of Offsaces annaektal at tie He Sear, withitt the isitet;o4 oft& Aliwieally e . Euglaad, k held at Jorstiet Hall, lathe Old Bailey, Loadoa, ea Friday Ma teth of February Next, at eight o'd‘ch in Me steorniag. A•milm• ' Ater wrich will he performrd, the New Pantomime, Felled • HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. ~r d ay, The Virgin of the Sun, and Harlequin ,and Padnamaba. si.NCllO.4k.l) BY His MAJES 1 Y'S LETTERS PATEN F. P H ILIPSTHAL and MA I LLA RDET's newly. rtablirbed AUTOMATICAL THEATRE, Ca , harint opei, strand, will continue Open Every Evrning during the TLe inimitable performance of the 'ration, el.ganr A u . toro n4 have highly delighted all those who have witnessed their F itful motion% The whole of the Exhibition of this ingenious o v um of Artificial Animation, is truly worthy the attention of g ranks, but doubly interesting to the scitntific Observer. For ?titulars Re the handbills. gears Ss. Pit s. Gallery is.—Doors open at Seven °Thick, gdbegill at Light precisely. ►ro MERCHANTS or TRADESMEN in want JL of a young Man to as•ist in general business at home or a il ed, who can give security by bis own proper:y if required. Aye addressed S. Mason, • Post-Office, No. iv. E3.sez-street, " ro d, 'whey an interview may be appointed, will meet Inlay eine attention. NEW PATTERN REfAMENTAI.S. OFFICERS may have every information, and see the Poterns estahl shed by the Commander in Chief. at Soto!wow and Son's Military Establtsliment, New-street,Covent- Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Refinient in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from 15 to wvr Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur r-lady money, et il6ems aectptanees only. A SCHOOLMASTER. wanted by the 9..1 11 lion t:stlt Reglin?ne, now at I.lt try Head, adequate to the In. 'minion or Sold:yrs Children. None nerd apply except well ofi e d for the situation. lie will receive tierjeards pa;, with the a:Midi:nal pllow.tece of Xi U pt r year for Settionarie,, &c.-- L tters (pact paid) addrened to the Adjutant of the above Regi• wert,villl be duty a , tended to. Berry Head, near brixharn, Devon, Feb. 8, 1812. BRITANNIA TAVLRN AND PACKET HOUSE, lIA A VERY commodiom PACKET' will sail from Ihracombe every Monday and Thursday, to Swansea, gouthWal s, and rc:urn fram thence every "I uesday and Satur day; has every accommodation for Passengers, Carriages, and Horses, is a very fast sailer, and frequently makes her passage in lw than three hours. Passai., s may be engaged and information tree, as above, or at either of the principal Inns at Swansea. OuTUEaDAY MORNING NEX T the DRA‘VING BEGINS. • 0 , iy tt eo Ticket:, and Two Prizes of £.0,000. IJORNSBY and Co. have a few Duplicate Tickets for Sale, whereby the Purchaser will receive £40,000; alma Variety of Tickets and Shares etitiding the Purchaser to a better chance than in any former Lottery. HORNSBY and Co. request their Fiends will exctiange their Prizes, or not delay buying quickly, as in the 1:13t !Attie Lottery a 'ticket was not to he hed.--Orders by l'ost or Carrier duly execu'ed at their Old Ltabbsbed Licensed S•ai e Lottery Office, No. 25, Cornhill. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, respertfuly inform the Public, that *Plows anti Shares, ler the ensuing Lottery, arc now on Sale at th,•ir (Alec ' N 0.93, under the ROYAL EX'.2HANGE, London. The SCHEME contains • Prizes of . 5e.20,000 • cf 4,p 0 or And only 8,000 Tickets. The whble to Etc Drawn the 18th of this lyl ir.th. ,' Letter p t past paid, duly answ• red, a:id Orders front the Cnuntry, aecompinied with Remittance, attended to by return of You. t • 4 1,000, Su. NEX. l"l IiEbDAY. • DISH, Contractor ffir the present Rich but Sm ;ill • Lottery, of Only 8.000 Tickt•ts, respectfully reminis the Public, that the whole of Vas popular Lottery wilt be drawn on Tutui4y o• it, the leith instant, containing - Prizea of - £2e,000 - of 4,000 4 - of 1,000 &c. &e. it is proper to remark, that in the small I.o:tery which drew In November last, there were not '1 ickets sufficient to meet the Town demand; the highest Prize in that Lottery was £16,000, laths there are Two Prizes of £20,000, &c. &c.; the necesrity of a speedy purchase is therefore evident. MOH Sold and Shared in the October, November, and the Lottery drawn last Month, IS Capital Prizes from £I:0,0W to siioo, at his truly fortunate Offices, 1, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAIUNG.CRO'S. The 18th instant, bright, auspicious dry, Our Regent Prince begins his sovereign sway ; On the same day, Dante Fortune will attend, To deal out wealth to each adventurous frieud: , • Then haste, good People, quickly try Your chances in the Lottery. EIIANSCUMS, these forty years has had the name, For Honour, Justice Luck, and Fame; • To Hotborn Bars with speed pray run, Do not forget the Lucky Office, number ON! ! THE Public who would wish to give the preference to the fortunate name of BRANSCUMB, for the purchase of their Tickets and shares in the present SMALL STATE LOITERY, of only 8,000 Tickets, all to be Drawn Naxr Tonomr, are respectfully informed. that LADY BRANSCOMB'S, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, the corner of Middle-row, 4 lie only House in London or Westminster licensed in the Mate of Branscomb, where Tickets and Share. are Any Orders by Post, &e. with remit aces, will be attended Mall the same terms as If the perscrts wet e present. INSANITY. LAVERSTOCK HOUSE, NEAR. SALISBURY. THIS Asylum is most eligibly situated in the healthy and pleasant Village of I averstock, about a mile Dial the great Western Road, encircled by many acres of gar. tlaa Sod pleasure grounds, commanding most cheerful and ex fen live views, and combining every accommodation for the patients, rage being so extrusive and variegated, that all may unin ' tmliptedly enjoy their sepal ate pursuits or amusements, without Ike idea of their seclusion °btu uding on them. the House is very conirnooious, replete with distinct accant ftdations for the patients of each sex, which vary according to tilt Wishes of their triends, isr their former habits of life; and yew studiously arranged, both for present domestic comfort, ladwlth a view to their restoration to their friends and to the *rid, that in the enjoyment of society here no unpleasant h.ter. can take place, nor any indiscriminate associations b. haled. for the still more eligible accommodation of persons of rank kifonune, whose caes require greater seclusion, the l'roprie tat have super-added other houses to the establishment, ciinve ,dedily remote om the Asylum, where any style of living may I leint:ulged in, compatible with their health and safety. The most experienced and humane attendants are carefully s ieved ;-;-still nothing is left to their superintendance. since Mr: lad Mrs. Fusco reside in the Asylum, by which every source of disquiet and Irritation in - that department is obviated. I beg leave further to assure the public, that tile great success iddth has for a series of years attended the management of this snd the consequent public patronage, far from relaxing 71Prefessional exertions, shall operate as an additional stimulus will efforts tor the reli ef those Labouring t.nd, r every species 4 ldiseased • intellect. W. kINCH, Surgeon. Phis day was published, price Is. 6d. " A.NEW WAY to PAY OLD DEBTS ;" or, OBiERVATIONs on the REPORTS MADE to the was CRIBERS to the REBUILDING of DRURY•LANE THEATRE. " Th!s Is indeed a NM Arithmetic; •' This earth bath BusaLES as the water has " And TUIS if one of them !" Printed She' wood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. BISHOP HORNE'S SERMONS. 'l'his.day were published, DISCOURSES on 6EVERAL SUBJECTS and OCCASIONS, by the Right Rev. GEORGE HORNE, ILO. late Lord Bishop of Norwich, complete in S yob. livo. price XI. 7s. in boards. Printed fur L. B. Seey, R. Scholey, Craddock and Joy, T. Hamilton, Gale and Curtis, London; J. Deighton, Catubndge ; aid J. Ogle, E eLiburgh. REV. DR. CLAUbIUA 13(IcHANAN'S SERMONS COMPLE'I E. This clay were published, in two. pric: es bds. on fine piper, 's. QERMONS, on INTERES TING SUBJECTS, by the Rev. CLAUDIU.i LUCHANAN, D.D. . . _ . This Volume contains---The Three Eras of I.ight ; The Star in the East; three Sermons on the Jubilee; the Missionary Sermon; and the Healing Wattrs of Bel hesda. Printed for J. Ogle, Edinburgh; M. Ogle, Glasgow; R. Ogle, and T. Hamilton, London ; and T. Johnston, Dublin. • This day was published, In one large volume , Svo. with 12 fine plates, price 14%. O N DISEASES of the GENZRAT Nl.- IVE SYS TEI3y JOHN ROBEICI ON, M.D. ‘'f _ _ _ _ _ _ Printed for Stockthae, Junior, 41, Pall-Mad; and Butler, Col lege-Green, Dublin. " In the treatment of this very frequent and distressing corn. plaint (Leucorrhma) hie practice it no", pretty sccur.•ly esta blished. Many of the diseas-s, Gleet,l.eucorrhaia, with other female complaints, heroin:oos Ulcers, Nczninal Emissions, Ste. were, previous to hit enquiries, very d.tficult of cure." Medical anti Physical Journal, February, THE L.l • NEW COMEDY. - This day was publ shed, price 2s. 6d. RIGHT AND WRON:.;. A COMEDY in five Acts.—Ais performed by their Majesties' Servants, at the Thtatre•koya: I ceam. Printed for L.wt. to' ton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square; .vood and Cu. Patel noster-row ; E. Wil son, lttoy4l Exclu.l4, • idgway, Piccadilly ; and Barker, Russell street, Covent garden. Ui •vhom mt.. Le bad, by the same Author, Pcetus and Atha, gedy, to Which is prefixed, a Letter to T. blierldAn E• !. on the present State of the English &Age; also the var ous Dramatic Piece, of the late R. Cumberland, Eby. A NEW AND INTERES VINO :.OVEL, BY THE AUTHOR OF EVA OF CANII:RI AND 0 A AND JULIET. This day was publi hrd, in Four neat Volume,, THE CASTLE of TAR IFFA ; or, The SELF BANISHED MAN. London : Printed fl.r B. Crosby and Co. Stationers's-court, Paternoster-row. W'lvirt: may be bad, just published, 1. Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in 4 vole. By Emma Paris r, 44. 2. By the same Author, Elfrida, or the Heiress of Belgrove. In 4 vo:s 20s. 3. Weill Mountaineers, by Mr. Mower, 2 vols. 7s. 4, The Mirror of the Graces, or the En dish Ladies' Costume, 'combining Taste and Judginrni in the Dies - , of et-miles. Ad vice on Accomplishments, preserving Health, Beauty, &c. with Piates, Sc. board:. CULTURE OF THE STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY AND GOONEBERRY. This day W3l published, fine derny aper, 75. on fine royal, Int 6d. TREATISEon the INIPROV Ell CULTURE of the sTRAWBEi , RY, R.ASPBEKRY, and GOOSE BERRY.-13y THOMAS H Ot Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Author of an Improved System of Nursery Gardening, and a Treatise on prop 'gating Hardy American and Green-house l'lants, i , rnit-trees. &c. London Printed for B Crosby and Co. Stniuners'-court, Paternoster-row, and sold by all Booksellers. Where may he !Lot, Griffin on the Culture of the Pine Apple. Second Edition, Bvo. 10s. 6d. Abercrombie on the Culture of the Garden Mushroom, 12ano. at. Aberexembte's Gardeners' PocketiournatorDaily AssiNtant, 21. Putta's British Farmer s Cuinplrte Dict.onary of Ago !culture, with many Plateq, itco . board.. 'l his day was pubrsiied, handsomely pi nte., in 2 large vol.. Ito price .C 4 44. board% 1 -" HE HISTOR.Y of the WORL I), from the reign . 2 . of Alexander to that of Ansustus; comprehending the Con tinuation and Completion of the History ut Atscient Greece, Its Colonies and Conquests. By JOHN GILLIES, 1,1. D. F.K.S. and S.A. Historiographer to his for Sc , selard. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie, :;fraud. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The History of Ancian Greece, is Colonies and Conquests from the ear liest Accohnts, till the Division of the Macedonian Empire in the East; including the History of Literature, Philo sophy, and the Fine Arts. Fifth Edition, 4 yob. bro. Xi leis. 2. A Translation of Ar.stotle's Ethics and Politics ; compri<ing his Practical Philosophy. Illustrated by Introdut-tions and Notes, the Critical History of his Life, and a new Atia:ysis of his Specu lative Works. Second Edition, two vnis. bro. 10. S. A View of the Ite:gn of Fri dcrick J. of Prussia, with a pa rallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of 'Macedon, /Ivo. 6s. Just published, T. BOOSEY'S CATALOGUE of SPANISH BOOKS for 1812. This day also was published, By T. BOOSEY, 4, Old Broad-sheer, Royal-Exchange, In one vol. 18mo. neatly printed on fine paper, with a beautiful Engraving, price as. 6d. boards. EL DIABLO CCM ELO, Verdades Sonadas, y Novela4 de h otra Vida, trad acidas a estas por Luis de Gue vara. Anadido al fin con ocho Enigmas curiosus y dos Novelas. Where may be had, Feraud's Carus Rtercantiles, Conocimientos, Prote.tos, &c. In 12mo. price as. tid. boards. Turpin's History of Charles - the Great and Orlando; together with the most celebrated Spanish Ballads mentioned in Don Quixotte, in Spanish and English. In two vols. Sao. fine paper, price .El. ls, boards. La Floresta Espanola, or Choice Pieces in Prose and Verse, taken from the best Spanish Authors, 12mo. ss. tid. boards. Connelly's Grammar for Spaniards to' learn English, in tivo, price 7s. boards. J W. CROICER BREACH OF PAROI.E 01: HONOUR. ••`.. TR.I.VSPORT-OFFICE, FEB. 10. 1812. 15/11THER AS thc French Officers, Prisoners of War, named and 'described at the foot hereof, have absconded fr►tn as under, in violation of their Parole of Honour; the Ceinnaissioners for conducting his Majesty's Transport Service, Ste. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS, for the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall apprehend aunt, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged In any •of the public Gaols. Aud a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on Conviction of any British Subject aiding Iktheir escape. • From name, ask the 9th Instant, 6 42P ft a bitratit i ktic i ftrAir4 41 41WhitA*03; high, slttider made, long virtge,tresh Co hair, dark hazel eyes, mole on the right cheek, and hai the ap pearance of an Italian Pedlar. Edward Arbriri, Midshipman, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, slender made, ovt►l visaze, fresh eumplexion, brown hair, an 4 hazel eyes. From Launceston, on the Bth Instant, Jaques Bretet,Capta'n of Navy, aged 47, 5 feet 41 inches high, strut msde, round visage, fresh complexion, black and grey hair, speaks a little English, and Las the appearance of an English man, supposed to have worn a blue coat. J. Langlois, Captain of Navy, aged 44, 5 feet 76 inches high, stout node, oval visage, sallow complexion, light brown hair, light hazel eyes, speaks English tolerably well, and has much the appearance of an Fnglishman, is supposed to have worn a blue coat and pantaloons, spotted swansdown waistcoat, and his hair very thin on the crown of his head. BREACH OF PAROLE. OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, FEB. 11, 1812. W HEREAS the French Officers, Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have ab sconded fr.,in Tiverton, on the 9th instant, in violation of their Parole of Honour a the Commiss:cners for conducting his Ma jesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS for the recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any person or perscr.s, who shall apprehend them, and deliver them at this office, or otherw:se cause them to be securely lodged in any of the public Gaols; and a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on conviction of any British Subject aiding in their escape. Francois G. Maiilard, Sous-I.leutenant of Dragoons, years old, 5 feet lO inches WO, stout person, thin and long visage, tallow complexion, dark brown hair, grey eytts. Alexander Beauval, Lieutenant, 25 years old, 5 feet 11 Inches high, stout made, oval visage, brown complexion, brown hair , bine eyes. Dominique Di ngueille, Lieutenant, 25 years old, S feet 11 inches high, stout made, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, blue eyes, wound in thigh and shmider. Angii,t;n l'ardiac, Lieutenant, 97 years old, S feet 64 inches high, middle size, lorg visage, brown complexion, black hair light hazel eyes, wound in right arm by musket-hall. Francois Badimon, Lieutenant, 36 years old, 5 fret 5 inches high, stout made, rounil visage, brown complexion, black hair, dark hazel eyes, lame of weitinds in thighs. Joseph Ponta! ly, Lieutenant, 22 years n!d, S feet Si inches high, slight made, oval visage, sallow con:lib:ion, dt.rk brown hair, grey eyes, wound In left side. An k uste Pazenaz, Enseigne de Vaissean, 29 years cld, 5 feet 71 inches high, stout made, long visage, sallow completion, black I.a r, black eyes. Felix 'le Pontevez, Pas.enger, 29 years old, 5 feet 43 inches high. middle size, oval visage, fair cmplexion, dark brown hair, h.izel eyes Emanuel cessiat, Midshipman, 29 years old, s feet si inches high, rout made, oval visage, fresh complexion, light brawn hair, 'errs• ryes. WIN I LR COUGH, As - FRNrA, WHEEZING, AND CON- sU :Oxih Edition of I? RGEON FiSHER'S Farniliar Treatise on the Treatment and Causes of the above Disease, (just published, price 2s. 5d.) contains such testimonies of cures as must witty the mind eel every reader that no caw, however reduced the pa tient may he, or however uniavourable the syMptoins, is to be coni'dered incurable. "Fhe Oxymtl is the only medicine capable of allaying that peculiar arri atiou in Vie lungs which produces cough and testa . . It also promotes dige-dion, and improves the general health, as th , • testimonies of sr William Altham, '.ldc•n -tagur l.e igh, Esq. Be niamin Kenner, Esq. Dr. Caton, Dr Marne, and others prove, (see page 7to 1r). The Osymel, with the pre pared Suamonium , also affords an infallible remedy for Asthma, Winter Cough, and Wheezing. .1 hese preparations are perfectly free from any pernicious quality. Sold by Harris, corner of Sr. l'aurs Church-yard; Nix, Royal Exchange; Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Foster, 34, Parliament street; Butts, 10, Berner's-street, Oxford-road; anti Bolton, Exchange. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron. Surgeon, Mr. it E a N AS, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS excellent Institution, crected•for the public b.nefit againet the delusions of ern :lyricism in this branch of practice, has to boast the cure of no less than B'2oo patients since I SOtt, many labouring under the most dle-perate Venereal Infection. The superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment pursued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconveniences of public charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure, without confinement, i:tjury t o the constitut ion ,or any circumstanceswhich can betray tti the f..iencli of the patient the existence of their dis ease. The early syinptoirti of infection are cured in a few days, and the most comp icattd forms of strictures, debillry,ulcerations, &c yleid in One half the time assigned in other institutions of the same kind to their complete removal. The most respectable names have given it their support, front a conviction of 114 superior ad vantages, and the secrecy and honour with wh!ch the establish ment is conducted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. T. Jones, Right Hon. it. B. :,heridan, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John La• tauche, Esq. M.P. Col. H.Clernents, M.P. and Col. Walt. Jones, M.P. The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex, at his pri raw house, No. al, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedf tram 9 till 52 in the morning, and from 6 to 9 o'clock at ,where letters from town and country, post paid, may be addressed, when the necess.u7 advice and medicine will he given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. Jest published, PRACTICAL OISZIITATIONS on the above Diseases. price 90. By F. Kiernan; and Sold by sharwood, Noday, and Joon, 29, Patemottcr-row; and by liishigy, 2e, Fleet. trom SHERIFF'S FU)ED. ri'HE SHERIFFS feel themselves muff' gratified A. at haw% been able to afford as• stawe, to a ei , lsidetatde degree, se the several Prisoners under their chairs In the Gaol of Newitates by the benevolent cor.curreltee of those Subscrilers to the above aseritoritius and humane Fund, wheat- contributions they have *heady Es-caved and acknowledged. Th.: pee.ent sea.. sow bas °Visioned many pressing wants ' • and the gre at num b er of wretched individ ua l s w h o are confined, and in want of cloth. ins, particularly females, has caused a considerabl e rap: : . link° to meet it. Same hundreds of prlsontis have bet a clothel already by the geoevo-si subscrliitiilo to the above Fund, h.4lt.les many arnr?rts isat'O-..:1 generally to those wue lite deo ,ed to .nhabit ittcho place of confinement. 'lke Sheriff. base the pleasure to • state, that they have been likewise enabled to liberate several • tiebtons from toe horrois of a rt son. by a eompositioi with t kir plaln.iffs. Mid return :bent an •h,ir L int-ii anti hi:tales. 'llst y most reeteetfully relined the continuance Of the couni.nance of the pubhe to this invaluable instkitt'on, as the individual, to be relit:v.:4 as above are con.tmtly ehangia e • e: . eryticiesun, an d uc v wretchedness presents itself tur their coi!liant contemplation an t i assistasiee. SAMUEL B:R('.ii, WU.LIANI i it: Y GATE, Sheriffs. 1212. Amount already alver.ised £lB5 6 9 J. 1. Hzdallitas . - 2il • 4. C. Noire and Co. has received by them - 1 ..; u th e oll.ll,Ta.kl,fierries - - .. 2g o 2 1 %. Ihillihrilfin Sir mrithing; ism MLA. • 11. hleoir.. Ca;sel and Co. - - 11 e 0 11 Chri4lol - St 2 0 ltt. ii..lngliton Janice, Esq. - - 5 0 0 Lortill•tuit MUrrty, a".l Archibald Mac do all, F 9. to os lid 0U is ,t);!1, for pbor crimit!als - - - 23. Lloyd, Esq. Firemen t.i the Sectaid Middlesex Jury . - - el 5 9 24. W. W. per Mr. Under-Sheriff Pm neer 4 4 u 26. Coll( cted aft,r the Cond :noted Stanton 1 13 lt/i . Prnluce of Paces Iliix - 1d Ot 27. J. D. Pun !situ, E.q. hl. P. - . JO 0 0 28. John Lessis Cr ffulhe; Esq. 10 0 0 29. Right Hon. Earl of liiisb,rough - JO 0 0 31. Goto i leti.lisq. - - .• 2 0 0 George Smith, Esq. M. P. . 5 5 0 Feb. 4. Committee of City Lands - . 22 4 4 - Mr. Robert Craufu r d - 1 1 1 Subscriptions are received at the Banking-house of Messrs. Pares and lievgate, Aldermanhary. 2 0 o BOOKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE, At their Great koom, :fa, King street, Coven--GarJee,nn Thaw day and two tollowing days, at Twelve o'Clock, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, including several ♦ery curious and early printed Books lately invoked front Italy, particularly the first Edition of Homer, follo, 1488, and the Batracomiumachia, quarto, 1486, and some scarce Tracts.—May be viewed, and Catalogues had. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 21,t of February next, at Noon, THE following rare and very choice FRENCH \VINES and BRANDY: About 110 Cases Red Hermitar• 54 Do. White - 40 Do. Champaigne (non-monsul or Still) G Quarter Cadalied Hermitage I Caw Wisite 00 Pipes high-Baca and 'wiry superior Cognise rr.indy (over proof). The above Wines and Brandits are all eteellent in their quail. ties. The greater part of the :ormer wire put up by order, and for the use of private families, an.l known to be very superior. The Ices will be small, for the eourenitnce of priv to iambics as well as dealers. Tor further information avipleta Nlessrs.llawker and Sons, Briton Side; or to Jr I.I;SC.OMBP., Broker. THE BE:1T FLOUR MILL IN TNGLAND. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. 13ARWOOD, On Monday, the t t instant, e One o'Clncit, at Jack's Coffee.. , ----- . - hot.e, Corn Exchange, Matl-Liar, e rilAT well -knnwn STEAM ENGINE anti -I- ft.OUR M;I.L, initial ha. Wen 10r some time at work at IL E.twards's,Straat Engine Alatnifictory, Mill-arrest, Lam bcth.wali. CFRTItICATE.—London, July lti, 1811. This Is to certify, That we, thr dubacribers hereto, were pre. sent on the Pietist:A.l4 Wualf and Edwards, at Mill *tree. L ain . beds, on Frilly the ilrh di; Or July, 11 4 11, to Wink:4; au =Fe riment made with a Steam Engine of Arthur Woois's Patent Con. structina, to ascer din how much Wheat could be grnund into flour by two pair of french bur stone., ut four feet ilianterer each, at•ached to the said with a given quantity of Coeds. tutel that the follup log vs sa tou ' , tub. Wtoked the Engine four hours and I I minutes, and bi.r.ii S binhels nf NewcastleCnals, weighing erielbs.Dttring the abare Unit 4114 with the abeive quantity of furl, one pair of the above StOnt4 ground sU Bushels and 4411tw and the other pair 24 litishels and eslbs. malting together II Bushels and i 3111114. ; and it is our opinion, that it the second pair of Stones had been in as good nicer as the first, there wou.d have been gmend with the abuse fuel at ba s t 731 liushelt; equal to 24 bushels of wheat with one bushel of coals. The Wheat weighed 57;11., per bu,bel. 101 - epti bramah, Engineer. John Penn, Engineer. John Edwards, Engineer. Peter Keit., Lngineer. lames Moorman. Engineer. 'mitts Smith. Engineer. Richard Jackson, Engineer. John Norton, Engineer. Joseph Machin, Engineer. James Dutton. Engineer. John Dickson, Engineer.. John shervein, Engineer Thomas Itowatree, Engineer. Charks Fairbone, Matisessati. cal Instrument Maker. Thomas Jones, MachersadrA Instrument Maker, Richard Desedney, Miller. George Nicholls, Millet:. N. B. FroM a similar exp&rn-nt made with nee of Messrs. Belton and Watt's best hornet of eight horses' power, in pro. sence of several of the above Uentlemen,it appeared that not quite six buthels of wheat could be grnuud sum Boar by that Engine. with one bushel or 84 pounds of Neweattk c o al s . - _ '•• Ihe Engine w ill be at work tor three days ;imbue tit the Sale, from l en in the Morning to Four o'Clock. i tli T critical season, when Children are teet hi ng , A they sneer more pain than a: say time in the year, very four escaping convuldensot is par; icularly ropes ed of every Mother and Nurse that has yowl, children not to be without the AME RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP In the oursay, as It gifts imme diate relief. Mrs. Jonwson,_ feeling for the poor, at a tim e lik e t hi s, when so many are out of employ, and bread so i'ery dear, wishing us relieve those dear little sufferers, has extem.e l her charity ono hour longer, that is to say, ft orn nine to eltvca every Tuesday and Saturday Morning until next March, and then as usual (whit t. days are so very short, and hundreds 'treat a greet dignities, cannot get their children at her house in tire), they mutt tiring a letter from a respectable housekeeper that they are real objects of dty. Mrs. 1. hopes at the same time so great a charity will not be abused, at it w entirely out of her owarivate raw. and trusts that persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not Injure the poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief. To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I. /*byline and Williams, Se. Newmanstreet, 00.44-street, and hp their ap. pollitment, Golding. 41, Carnbill ; Bete/ST. j Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Churelry.u.d; Boller, 4 4 , L'lshapide ; Newberry and Son, Sr. Panes Church-yr:4*W Dame-streer Dublin ; Dicey and Su!too, Bow Cbstrcb-yard ; and by a ll t h e pa i n: 4461 Medicine Venders in Owe sad amittry, as is. ed.a bade, fee ready money. CA t:TION.—ei sure to ask for Ishnson and sin Soothing Syrup, as there area nether es sgeri m e e soca. CA,IeWaUi„; VUESTION. ilia day - Vail publi,hrd,l rice Is. AN ADDRESS TO THE litarEsT ANTS. By JOHN WALT ER HOWAP.D, Esq. Printed for Szoc!Oak, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall; and. Butler, Col lage-Green, Duldris. Also, in 1 large vol. Oro. with 12 fine plattrs, price £2. 121. Gd. large paper, and prows, £4. 4s, History of the higur-irlons, hicludin the Secret Transactions of those horrid IThurrals, with 14 onarks on tte Catholic Ques tion generally, arn4 on Lurd Gra:wiles lota I.lparticrilar, in. aP• Icy amil dis.l Id roll '