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4 . r` N1724D5*79 84. 'OFFICE OF ORDNetNrS, Sept. le, 'mg. THE pRIN'CIP.AL OFFICERS OF HIS lifif isny4 ORDYANCE, i hereiY give That p ropo seki will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mail, on or before Friday, the 9th day of October next, from such is m ay he willing to undertake the supply of COPPER p ersons HOOPS for service of this Department, for a period of one year. patterns of the Article may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day bewe en the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals rest be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Cop per Hoops;" but r.o Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th day of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, nei ther will any Tender be noticed unless the party making It or nn agent in his behalf, shall attts d. By Order of the Coard, R. H. CREW, Ba. OPVCEOF URDNAACE, Sept. 28, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -11 ORDNANCE, 4 hint" give Notice, 'flat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, pp or before Friar, the 16th day of October neat, from such Per- Ea as ma y be wilhirg to undertake the supply of BRIT ISH so FOREIGN IRON for «Tyke of this Deparrinenr,for a period o f Three Year 1., deter minal.h. at the 4 xpira.ion of One Year, upon &Thee Months Notice, at the option of either party. heckling of the Articles may he viewed upon application at the Prlueipal Storeht era's Office fn the Tower, and further p art i t utars,togetber with the Tel ms and Conditions of tie Con tract, may be known at the :'e ere tail's Office io Pall-Mall afore said, aay day between the hours of ten and four o'cloek, where the Propwals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for froa;" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said 16th Jay of October, at Tovelle o'Clock at noon of the satire day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making i:, w an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secrfiary. NAP?' OFFICE, June 1, 1812. IFUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGH I' APPRENTICES. BY his MAJESTY'S ORDER in COUNCIL, dated 20th Srinember, /809, a Plan Of Education was rata !Med at the Royal Naval CoUege, at Portsmtnith, for a oUPE • RiOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS, and and it being determined that four more Students shall he al ii the Principal Officers and Connoisiiobers of his Majes ty': Navy hereby give Notice, that the examination of Candi- Ltes will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Forts on:A, on the 4th of November next, at eight o'clock iu the sinning, and that such persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates fur admission, are rcquirtd to send notice of their Intention to the Navy Board, or the Commi.siaser of the afore asi4Ywii, on or before the let day of that Month, The Cand:datss must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen rearw4)l age. The Pl4n of Education may be obtained on application . at the Navy Offic-, cr the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Maje'ty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained asto the nature of the qualifications repaired of the C andidates, 'the Documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the Salaries they wi:l be allowed on being admitted Students, and of the Offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Apptaniceship. SIALVADGR PAUSE SCHOOL, LOWER TOOTING, SURREY, BY JOSEI'H LANCASTER. I'AVlNG.travelled through the greater part of the three kingdoms, f.r the purpose of diffusing the benefits of Edecatinn to the Poor, Joseph Lancaster, the lnvrntorof the It opt British System of Ed ucation, has resolved in comrhance with the repeated solicitations of his friends, to open his house for the re ception (,4! a number of boarders for instruction, in the elements of classical and comcuercial education, under his Immediate 41.1.. perintend.uice. Great is the encouragement he derives from the experience he has obtained by the education of several thousand children, many of whom are new filling situatious of trust and rtspectabiiit.y. During a series of years, he has made education in every shape his study and delight ; and the success of the past anima - es him With future hopes of good to the youth under his care, and to the anion in geheral. Situated foe many years in a peculiar field of exertion, he has felt actuated by a disposition to improve ratio/ advantage in a sys tematic manner. Having carefully studied the art of forming and governing the mind by its own medium, he enters into this branch of Its profession with peculiar interest, and with a deter mination that his undertaking shall be distinguished by system in the arrangements of every part, and by assiduity in effecting its important duties. He cannot wish to have any child in his house, whom lie shall not be able to treat as his own ; and ilitrefore has adapted his terms so as best to realize this intention. While he undertakes the superintendence of the whole concern, a part of the duties will be delegated to those who are well qua iled for the charge*. The plan on which the Institution is found ed, is formed under the private sanction of some gentlemen of high classical and conirnercia; attainments. Every effort will be made to convey knowledge in a practical manner, to develope and cultivate talon, and to direct the bias of the youthful mind towards obtaining those results, which are most congenial to Christianity and the true happiness of man. In this tenancy, the preliminary to all business, is the COVEN plete comfort and happiness or the pulills. Tuition in the Greek, Latin, and French Languages; English 1 Grammar, Writing, AritliMrtic, Geography, Book-keeping, Geometry, and Elementary Mathematics, &C. &C. I Teasts.—lioarti and Bducatiou, including the whole expense of each Article, Forty Guineas per annum. One seta it proposed to cover every expense of board and in- Erection, instead of increasing the first charge by a number of minute lems.—Entrance Three Guineas. • E ' e r/ bah-year's expense is expected to be paid. in r i .vance ; 1 " 1 t he terms ase form..-d, in reality, to save parents from nitre and needles charges. Acz,--No boy to be admitted under eight years of age. ettTAlNry.—Every pupil to be engaged os admission to con% flocs twelve months, unless removed by the loss of relations . -- 1 kit certainty of time, P 3 far as human nature can influence it, is 4 . ool litely ntcdful to evince to parents what improvements the System will produce. kewmtnt.--.A number of premiums w i ll be gleen to these who make the greatest proficiency, as emulation, in its purest ferule will be a grand means used to encourage and stimulate the 801 l genius of youth, consisting of the use of a Circulating Li brary, containing a valuable collection of books, reward Books, and rewards of various descriptions, gold and silver medals, sit ter pens, bat s , balls, kites, ay. M ove an acre of land is allotted for a play ground. The situation of the house is healthy, and the moping rooms airy and commodious. 'lke School is now open, and there are a few vacancies left.— T he Premises will only accommodate a.limited number,--Onli iione vacation in the year, and that at Midsummer. . Letters (post paid) to be addressed to J. Lancaster, Royal Ns School, Berouelt-road, Condon. ' A young man who la an act,woktiiht4 CAeciso and Latinist, and a Frtack teacher.' , liiktip‘a+ d - Vibe - I %‘ ' 4) in if ( ..„ - ': - . - :..‘..p . A. ~.... ~,, o rsiii? :, . . io . ..,,..-4--, a , , t , .m0d..........,edj 44 3., 4 1 lI IW AP e t , _ 1 PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORICq. NOTICE is hercby given, That the Directors of tile said Works, at a Meeting, held on the Sd day of Octo ber Instant, did Make a Call of Eloper Cent. from the Subscri bers to and Propretors of the quarter blares, subscribed for at the General Assembly, held on the 22d of January last, in order to defray the expences of the said Works now carrying on by virtue of an Act of Parliament pased fur au purpose, and the said Proprietors are befeby remneed to pay the same on or before the 28th instant, to the Treasurer, Fauntleroy, Esq. at the House of Messrs. Marsh aod.Ce. berners-street, London; and to John Godwin, Esq. and William Grant, EN. at their respec tive Banking Houses, in Portsmouth. ROGER CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary, Portsmouth, October 8. 1812. TRANSLATED PROM THE SPANISH. COURT, ROYAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1273. Assignees of Hv"l•Ea, RAINEY, and Co. of London, Bank rupts, including Mr. JAM ES WILLIAM GLASS, of this City, Mcrchant, pray an Attachment against the Botylv, Papers, and Effects of the latter, and the transmission of the whole to London,where the Commission was awarded and issued, and Is now in prosecution; Notice is hereby given, that all Pero. sons who have any thing to urge on the subject of the said Prayer, are to advance the same within the space of ♦ixty gays front the date hereof, otherwise they with be eacivC;ed the benefit of such representation.—Cadiz, April '27, 18114 TO BE SOI D BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r, 'THE LEASE term , for an unexpired of twelve A- years, of an excellent MANSION, extensive Ninon abounding with Game, and a Farm of neatly 1000 Acres, Tithe free, of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, all in a ring fence, and in good cultivrtion; situat .1 in a fine improving country, and only about 28 miles from London, near good Mar ket 'I owns and excellent !triads. For further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Survryor and Land Agent, Na. et, St. Martin's-lane, Clearing-cruse; letters, post paid. HUUSF. and FARM to LE F, and enter oh immediately& A SMALL FAMILY HOUSE, with Gardens and Shrubberies, and all re;u:site Offices, a Farm House converted into I twnie:at for Labourers, and all whet. neces sary DWI !ings and Yards, and near 180 Acres of good Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land (near half of which is Grass) surroumbng the Prentheß, which are situated in a good Sporting Country, about 50 miles firm London, and adjoining the Parish of Havtrhdl, in Suffolk. From 50 to 70 Acres more (chiefly Arable) may be had if reluired. Further particulars may be had, by addressing a line (post paid) to Mr. William Claydon, near Haverhill, in Suffolk. TO THE NAVY, ARMY, AND THE PUBLIC IN GP.NERAL. WROWE, MEIieECTAILOR, HABIT • MAKER, &c. Imprioseil with the livertest seniimet ts of grati.ude for the very liberal suntirt I e has experienced for the last twelve years, beg s to inform his numerous Fiiend 3 , that he li is removed iron' ha f ormer residmeo, No 17, Cuniberland- .treet, to No. 34, Fore-streLt, Plymouth-Doet, the borne lately mu ie.l by Mr. Lobb, Metter, &e. where, by an unremitting atten tion to business, he hopes still to give general satisfaction and to deserve that libe ral patronage which they have so long conferred on him. _ . Naval Uniforms and Regimentals made with the utmost expe dition and elegance, equal in all respects to those made in Lou. don, and agreeably to the ntwest regulations. Young Gentlemen destined for the Navy, fitted oat with ti e utmost dispatch and on the the most liberal terms. F A SHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr: ALLEN, privately taught, at Ne: 19, Sherrard•street, isoldum.eqvare, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplithment, or have not the modern style. Mr. A tte N's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it Ivan object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel soc'ety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior Ayle of grace and elegaare. Those who do not want private reaching may learn at a small expect*, with a respectable set of pupils, 041 the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion.. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. NEW MUSIC. Just PubEsited by Goulding, D'Almaitte, Pole!, anti Co. No. 20, Soho-square, London ; and 7, Wt.stntotland.street, Dublin. VIE BATTLE OF SALAMANCA, for the Pianoforte, price "a 6d. and with Accompaniments (ill 'libitum) for 'Violin and Violoncello, composed by John Geldon, price ss. Sits favourite Canzonets, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, price S.. S a jovenle Songs, composed in an easy style rapt ail for the use of yout.g Pertormers, yew ss. A grand Sonata for the Pianoforte, composed by Elihu Morey, price is. Also, in a few days will be published, the Music of The Spanish Patriots a Thoisand Years ago, as now pertorming at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum, atmposed and arranged for the Pusuoitnte by 6t . J. Stevenson. This day was published, In One Vol. two. price B*. hoards, AN ATTEMPT towards a New Historical and -a• Political EXPLANATION of the BOOK of REVELA TION.—By the Rev. JAMES 11::OWN, 1).1). of Barnwell, Northamptonshire. " In this Work the Book of Revelation is glean tn be an em blematical Representation of the whole Providence of GOD in this Worlds—displaying, especially in the characters andpersons of the two portentous beasts, the monstrous nature and miserable effects of the corruption and depravation of Internment and Rule, by the pervert-ion of Regal and Imperial Power." Priatcd for Geo. Cowie and Co. Poultry, London; and sold by J. Drekard, Stamford ; Cots and Uasb, Kettering; Bell, Oun dle; and Peter tliU, Rdinburgb. DR. ADAMS'S EDI I lON OF HUN l'Ett ON 'I'HE VENEREAL. This day was published, in One large Vol. goo. illustrated by six Copper-plates, price 14s. boards, ATREATISE on theVENEREAL DISEASE. By JOHN HUNTER. With an Introduction and Com mentary. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. Author of " Observa tions on Morbid Poisons," &c. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neelr, 'and Jones, Paternos ' ter-row ; and J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho. Of whom may be had, 1. The Pbyalcitn's Vade-Mecum ; being a Compendium of Nosoloty and Therapeutics • for the use of Students. By the Rev. Joseph Townsend. P rinted in fine foolscap ivo. 1 enth Edition, improved, price 4s. V. Chemical Philosophy; or, the Established Bases of Modern Chemistry • intended to serve as an Elementary Work for the Study of that Science.—From the French of A. F. Fourcroy, by W. DeAmond. Third Edition, considerably enlarged and amend ed, price 7s. boards. ON I'HE TREATMENT OF THE TAMES DORSAL'S, This day was published, price is. The Third Ednion, with very considerable Additions, of PRACTICAL ESSAYSand OBSERVATIONS A on the Nature s various Causes, and the most rational Mode of Treating and Eradicating that species of Consumption, incident to youth anti the different stages of life, commonly t olled TAMES DORSAL'S. Includtng the cure of t hat train of concomitant disorders, which destroy the functions of the finest organs of the animal economy. By H. ST. JOHN NEAIJ, M.D. Of the Royat Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden, ' and Practitioner in Landon ;* Formerly Surgeon-Major tck the btY Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th, or Queen's Regiment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hespkal, at Chatham. Printed for J. Walker, and Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Pater noster-roe; and to be ad at No. 61, Frith4reet, • Where also may be had, The Author's Litirusgled es *a the Knowledge, and Trtarraent of Garet-abot W as take* from his louraat & u the Cal:111714M of the low Wqr ti iierila Amass, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1812. TM. dat was published, in royal Aro prke 18.. in boards, ATREATISE on the OFFENCE of LIBEL ; will a DISQUISMON at. large, on the Right, Benefits, and proper Boundaries of POLITICALDISCUOSIUN. By JOHN GEORGE, Of the Middle Temple, Srcial Pleader. London Published by Taylor and Hessey,94, Fleet-street. On the 15th of next month will be published, price Ss. Second Edition, POEMS on various SUBJECTS; including a Poem on the Education of the Poor—An lud'an Tale—The Offering of Isaac.-..A Sacs.. d Drama, and an Appendix, contain ing a Poem addre.sed to his Royal Highness s he Duke of Kent, on his benevolence in introducing into the Army example of Regimental schools on the plan patronized by his Royal Father and august Family. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row, and all Booksellers. This day was publ shed, In 1 Vol. Svo. price Ss. in boards, a New Edition,heing the Fifth, ({Printed uniformly with the Works of Dr. Johnson), QERMONS on DIFFERENT SUBJECTS, at. tributtd to SAMUEL JOHNSON, L. L. D. and left for Isublkatiun. By JOHN TAYLOR, 1.. L. D. Late Prebendary of Westminster, Rector of Bosworth, Lcices tershire, aid Minister of St. Margaret's, Westminster. Published by the Rev. SA MU ILL HAY as, A. M. Usher of West• minster School. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand. N. B. 1 his Volume includes the Sermon, written by Dr. John son, for the funeral of his Wife; and all the Sermons exult* strong internal evidence of their having been carefully revised, at least, if not wholly written, by that eminent Moralist, who bad been tor a great number of years in habits of close intimacy with the divine whose name they bear. This day was published, in a neat and closely-printed Volume, small tiro. price tis. in boards, T'HE SURGEON'S VADE-MECUM; contain • Ling the S., mptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, ProgncsisandlTreat meat of Surgical Diirirt'S ; accompanied by the modern and ap proved Methods of Op-rating, a select Formula of Prescriptions, and a Glossary of Terms. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. &c. Printed for Jobil Murray, and sold by '1 homas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, London ; W. Eta. kwnotl, Edinburgh ; 1. Cum ming, Dublin; and also by every bookseller hi town and country. Of.whom may be had, lately published, 1. Hooper's Physician's Valle-Mecum, 7s. 2. Anatomist's Vade-Mecum, 9s. 3. -- Examinations in Surgery, 38. 4. - Albinos Diminished, 7s. 5. Plates of Viscera, ss. 6. Cooper's Dictioctary of Surgery, 11111. 7. Thomas's Practice of Physk, 144. MILITARY PANORAMA. This day was published, No. I. of a i;lew aud Elegant Military Periodical Work, ent.t!ed, 44 r rHE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s. dedicated to the Officers of the British Army, contain ing Biographical Sketches of Olken, Reviews of Military Works, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of the Campaigns, Military Movements, Details of litary Operations, Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obituary, Births and Marr ages, Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, due. correct insertion of the F.atraordinary Gazettes, General Orders, and Army Re gulations.—Each number will be illustrated wish a Portrait and Military Plan, engraved by the best Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volurne.—The latter will con-aist a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding Military Appointments, and the Erebanges, Removals, Reds nations, Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the Volume's publication. Published by P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard street, Ozford-street.—The Prospectus may he had, tither there, or of most Bloksdllers in the United Kingdom. ELECTION LAW. Tfis day was published, in Ova-price 7s. 6d. APRACTICAL ABRIDGMENT of TiON LAW ; from the issuing of the Writ to the Return, adapted particularly to the use of Returning Officers, Candidates, and Electors, in tke respective pruceeding> fur Counties. Cities being Counties, and Boroughs. By JOHN DISNEY, Esq. • Of the Inner Temple, Barriver at Law. In Iwo. price lOs. 6d. in boards, A Collsction of all the ACTS or PARLIAMENT, relative to County and Borou : , ,h Elections in EnglansLto 52 Geo. 111. with references to ..everal reported Cases, containing the determinatimss of the House of Commons, in two Parts..—Part Such as respect the Proceedings at the Flection. Part 11. Such as respect the subsequent Proeeedingi on Petitions to the House of Commons. Chronologically arranged with a co. pious li:dex. By JOHN Miner, Esq. In true. price 9s. in boards, A COLLECTION or Aces relative to Elections in Ireland and Scotland; with references to several Reported Cases, containing the determinations of the House of Commons. By Joule Dimmer, Esq. London : P.i g ted for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Li ncohis Inn. IMPEY'S SHERIFF AND CORONER. This day we. publislied,by W. Clarkt. an 1 Sons, .aw3ooluielieett, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-lan, in royal two. price Bl 2s. in bones, (dedicated, by permission, to Lord Ellen'iorough). THE lIIIACTICEof the OFFICE of SHERIFF and UNDER-SHERIFF, chewing the Powers and Durirs of those Officers, the Manner of appointing the High Sheri. Under-Sherdfs, and their Deputies, Election of the tiheriffs of London and Middlesex, with the By-Laws of the City relative thereto; the Nature of Actions by and aga'nst Sheriffs • inchul ing all the modern Determinations and necessary Precedents of Returns toWrits, Si.c. Also, the Practice of the Office of Coro. net; *hewing the Mode of his Appointment, with the Powers and Duties of taking Inquisitions, and mode of holding Coutts.-.- To each of which Works are added, copious Appendixes of use ful Precedents. 'Third Edition, with considerable Alterations and Improvements.--By JOHN IMPEY, Author of tbo Practice of the K. B. and C. P. and Modern Pleader. ilk The above Work contains the Power and Dwy of Sheriff at Elections for Members of Parliament. This diiireisepobildisd." And may be had at the Fnefichnol, Borough Road. and of a'l the %tawnem, THE following BOOKS for SCHOOLS, orga nised according to the Plan of the Author : • I. Lancaster's New invented Spelling Book, 7a. • Dictionary ditto, 21. • New-invented System of Arithmetic, ICs. • D ctlonary ditto, 4s. Improvements in Education, 7s. Abridgement of ditto, Ss. 6d. • Freame's Scripture Instruction, Bs. • Watts's Hymns, for Schools, 4s. Instructions for the forming and conducting of a Society for the Education of the Children of the Labouring Classes of the Peo ple, according to the general principles of the Lancasterian cw British Plan, Is. " To my Bible," a Poem; by Charlotte Richardson, 6d. Address to Friends and Teachers of Sunday Schools, In 6d. Hints and directions for Bending, Fitting-op, and arranging School-moms •en the British System of Education, illustrated with Plates. A Report niche System of Female Education, practised in tbe Borough Road, as to Learning, Work, &c. Second Sikhism, with 10 Plates, price Ss. 6d. Slates, Tickets for Monitors, Rules for conducting Schools, &cake. may be bad at the Free School. N. g. The books marital that •, ens On a Phu that usikwk Wia scree for IC9 Papa* PUCE SIXPENCE-HALFPEX ?I T. J. SIVEWRIGHT is happy to announce the usual .1 • god Fortune that attended ids old-estahtkhtd Offices, the Bth of September, having Shared and Sold Tin LAR GEST PRIZE therein, No. 3,631, ielt3,ooo, with ratites other CAPI. TALS, in 40 ahem. ALSO, The ONLY - £40,000 I The Last - 423,00* The First . 30,000 And Prizes for 104000 In one Lottery alone, and where he confident)y trusts the ant! success will attend hut Friends and future Purchasers In the New Small Lottery, of 10,000 Tickets containing 2 Prizes of 410,000, and more Prizes than the last, all to be. drawn, 20th October, for which Tickets and Shares are on sale in great Variety at No S 7, , CORNEILL; 38, HAVMA&KE I; awl No. 141, OXFORD. S STATE LoTTEity, ALL TO BE DRAWN TUMMY, 20TH OP THIS MONTH--.ONLY 5,000 NUMBERS —MORE THAN 2,000 PRIZEs--ONENUSIBER WILL GAIN £4o,ooo—Two PRIZES OF £ 2o,ooo—Two loltizeS OF £3,000, SCC• SC.C• TBISII, Contractor for the Lottery, No. 4, Corn • hill, and 9, Charing Cross, sold the following Capita Prizes in the last Lottery: No-3,651 - In 16 Shares - i 16,000 974 - In 11 Shares - 4,000 3,880 - In 12 Shares 3,000 600 - Whole Ticket - SOO 2.736 - In 9 Shares - SOO 2,736 - In 12 Slam • SOO 2,760 - In II Shares SOO 3,689 - In 9 Shares - 300 And 4 Prizes of £.:00, &e. *e. LIVER PI L LS. ''THE extraordinary demand for this celebrated and II- never-failing Remedy Lir BILIOUS COMPLAINTS and the long train of evds attending them, having excited the envy olf some ignorant imitators, it is necessary to inform the Public teat this truly valuable Mu keine the HEPAI IC, or LAVER PILI.S t are Sold only as the New Mi.dichie Warehouse, 44, Last End ot St. Paul's Chorth-yard, (half-way between Wet:Eng-street and Cheapside), in boxes at 4s. 6d. and is. 94. eaeb. But as they have become an article of great sale for the East and West Ia• dies, they are now abo, for the convenience of traveller* itbd those residing in distant pints of the empire, made up in bean containing six 4s. 64. at Ll. 4. SOLAR TING I'URE WAREHOUSE, No. 6, Alblqn.street, 13Iackfriars-road, (removed from New Brldge-street, Ludgate-61'9. • W. SAFFE LL respectfully inform: the Public, C • that he continues to prepare the GENUIN.4 tReLAK TINCTURE agreeable to the instructions he received from the late Dr. &tsar, the Inventor and Patentee. The virtues ofthe Medicine prepared by him, have been experteneed by thousands in the following complaints: Weak Nerves, Lowness of t.pirtts, Muscular Debility, Diseases of the Breast and Lungs, Agues, Convulsions, Bloody Flux, Consumptions, and all impurities of the Blood, &c. See a Pamphlet given, gratis, at the War, house No. 6, Albion-street, Blackhiars-road, where the "lecture is eta in bottles at 6s. 74. 6d. and 14s. May be had of most Vendereof Patent Medicires in the Kingdom.--N. B. The um° Prep rade& has C. W. Sairell, on the outside wrapper. DR. SQUIRREL.I7'S ( Author of the Maxims of Health) TONIC POWDIIRS and DROPS have been pre scribed for Indigestion and Its effects fur 30 years with astonish ing success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of dige.sii m, invigorate the nerves, remove pain and spawn of the stomach, expel wind, pro. duce an appetite, and correct acidity. They aho cure diseases of the liver, and those incident to warm cl mates, or too free N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove obit uct ions, lessenirritabil ty, , dimiuishheat, carry off fever, ct re the head-ache, and have singelat efficacy in removing a lit of in flammatory gout. The Powders 2s. 9d. or 65. The Drops 2s. Pd. or 65, sold at the late 'l'utt's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, 269, High-street, Bo rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square • and the Pro, prietor (front Soho-square), 39, Charlton-street, Soho-square; 1 own e al.o by all rite wholesale Venders In London, ollterchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample dheonat. Oi FASHION.—BEAU t S FAY s. MARSTON & Co. 25, HOLY WELLATREET, Strand, (to pkeVent mistake, the Second Stag elsoy on • the eft. hind from Neweastie-strel near the New CNORCH, (late Fore man and Manager to Mr. b r.. 1,5), beg leave to acquaint the La dies in genital, that are curious in taste and elegancles in Lei/ Stay.; which are far superior In taste and fashion, to any house in Lodon. Ladies by purchasing two pair of one slit, will be entitled to the wholes& price, fin ready money, belt% fully carm potent to keep twice the assortment of any other in the trade MARSTON presumes turtles will ilnd his Wage-house for Patent Corsets worthy their attention, aad not tb be-equalled for work. tainship and cheapness. Beautiful long sad improved Shape Stays from 75. to Lt.; strong coloured Corsets from .51. to 10s.; seve ral hun4red pairs of Children.' Stays, from 55. 6d. to 7s. Mae STON ttaiters'hirnself, by his long experience for upwarde of lea Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. blills's Dees, that he is competent to give orrery satisfied= to those La. dies who choose to honour him with their cominands. •PolaatlTON is the sole Inventor of the Patent "Felitna Stays. Ord:n duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try.ln..—To pavan imposition In the trade, all orders we requested to be wet by hand, or by poet, pid.—No connexion with any other House. - FAMILY BREWING. 0 BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. TEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Ca. respectfully solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, antheir PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. It SOMbines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and compact In its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is always sweet and ready for use; the consumption of fuel is very small, and it occadoos neither dirt nor steam. The method of cuing it is equally simple and certain ; it re. quires no Sting, NO MASHING OF THE MALT, NOR ANT PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva. dably produan A!e or Beer, of Any deree of strength, of the. TRIM 1/OME•BREWED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans. parent. To Oendemen engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine will be found particularly useful as a Potato. Steamer for Cat6e, making Vinegar and Hay Tsai, and for •stracting the Essence, of k all Vegetable and Aultual Substances. It may be fitted up for the dissillicon of simple Waters, and other chemical operations.* Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, London; and Wino. street, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing Iroonsongers s ' LONDON : Messrs. Feishant 105, St. Martin's-lane; Stun.. men, 105, New Bund-street ; Rtkicria, May, a Id Co.66,oxford street ; Downer and Sanders, 163, Ekes-street; Larkins and Eade, Wholesale Ironntongers, 66, CHswell-street. t.— NUR ' FOLK: Messrs. Agri and Cure, Ironfoundess,Norwidso—LlN. COI.N : Mr. Ashton, Louth; Ms. Taylor, fiedtittron i mat Slesford.—NOßTHUM BERL AND: Mr. Mat-hall Mathet s , Newcastle--Tyne.--LANCASTER : Mr. Mohnen:, Or.. ford...street ; Hassell and Overton,Canle-street; Itverpoor; Hope, Architect, No. 6, Swats-mars, Market -street, Mancheeter.— DERBY t Messrs. C z & Weatberhead, Derby.—W A k WICK s Mr. Havel, Cuventry.;—WOßCES lEb.: Mr. Brad! y, aster.—GLOU CES' TER s Mr. Town, Gfourester.—H El.. E. FORD: Mr. Honfatt, Hereford.—MONUOU [H: Mr. Bird Newport.—COßNW ALL . Mr. liroad,'§iss. 'Penns:rte.—SO. MERSE f t Mt. Stothect, Bads.—DEVOlk Messrs. !Caplan, Exeter; Heaths's*, Plynsootb ; Rendell, 'llverton; Dwain:eft. Taunton; Ramsay, Plymouth Dock. Wears. Thorne, Sherburne —WILTS : Mr. R mien, Maritiormstft ; Mr. . Barnes, Salisisery..--B ha KS : Mr. Brown, Newburyr..HANTS* Mr. Chubb, Possess; Teenier, Sossehamgatm —WALEz t Mr. D.l heroes, Newcastle, Catmardsen, Ba lard, Jan. Cowlacidgeg Dyke, Merthyr-Tydtil, Glanorpos ; Yarsrolge, Csrdit N. R. and Co. brew for Public Istreatea emery Tues6l, "lOW arrei•Leadave sod W isporesi, &Wok )11 • ".7 • , t.