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r' ~^* .• . • . , . • ' • • • It $ . _ ‘ i !,-: . • . ... , i- . , 14 , .. • - • 171 , , .is, ' - , .... )1) •' ' ' j C • 4 . 4 '''' . . - . -, • Nk ......,,ALd. • Ton c s- 1, 1: ' . •' iv,' Ei72. - ..: . I , ( e ' e ..3 11:!' • .1: PA lijeitrarß i d i , . ~, -,;. • • */ rep! 7 00 + no. NUMBER 8142. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1813. PRICE STXPBNC2-81pITElqiNT. TO THE APOTHECARIES AND SURGEON APOTHE-1 CARIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES. ritHERE will be a GENERAL MEETING of 1 APOTHECARIES and SURGEON APOTHECARIES held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday, April 15, at Half-past One o'Clock. By Order of the Committee. April 6, 1813. W. T. WARD, Secretary. TO THE FACULTY AND DRUGGISTS. A N eligible RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS for lA. DISPOSAL, of high respectability, at the West•end nf Town. The Concern has rapidly increased of late, and Is admi. nbly adapted for any Medical Gentleman desirous of combining the same with private Practice : present returns from £BOO to £9OO per annum. Premium required about £l2OO, including Lease, &c. N. B. A Choice of Medical Practices for Disposal, from £2OOO per annum down to £4OO. Several others required in distinct Counties In England. Apply (post paid) to Messrs. Edgar and Co. Medical Agents, 18, Bartlett's Building., Holborn. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF.EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES •ND GENTLEMEN, THE Election of Six Directors of the East-India Company being appointed for Wednesday the uitle of April next, the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. JOHN ALEXANDER BANNERMA N, Esq. JOHN HUDLEST.ON, Esq. CHARLES MILLS, EMI. RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN, Esq. ABRAHAM ROBARTS, Esq. GEORGIC ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON, Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble servanu, Fast-India House, March 13, ISIS. HUGH INGLIS, JOHN JACKSON, ROBERT THORNTON, CAMPBELL IVIARJOR/BANKS, WILLIAM ASTELL, T. THEOPISILUS METCALFE, JACOB BOSANQUET, GEORGE MILLETT, JOHN Bess, EDWARD PARRY, ROBERT CLERK, JAMES PATTISON, JOSEPH COTTON, THOMAS R LID, JAMES DANIELL, GEORGE SMITH, SAMUEL DAVIS, JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR, W. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONt, SWEN Y TOONE, CHARLES GRANT, RICHARD TWINING, JOHN INGLIS, WILLIAM WIGRAM. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADILS ANb CENTLFMEN, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as Can didates for the Direction to be chosen this year, we take the hberty of requesting the favour of your vote on the day of Elec tions Wednesday, the 14th April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble servants, JOHN AI.EXR. BANNERMAN. JOHN HUDLESTON. CHARLES MILLS. RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN. ABRAHAM ROBARTS. GEO. ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON. last India-House, the s ist March, 1813. fAis day was published, in !Ivo. The Third Edition, price 4s. 6d. sewed, CONSIDERATIONS on the DANGgR and IMPOLICY of laying open the TRADE with INDIA and CHINA : including an Examination of the . Objections commonly urged against the East-India Company's Commercial and Finan cial Management. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater iihster-row ; and at the British Gallery t 54, New Bond-street. - In the Press, and speedily will be published, in 2 Vols. svo MEMOIRS of JOHN HORNE TOOKE, Esq. interspersed with Original Documents. -31 y ALEXANDER STEI'HENS, Of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, Esq. Printing for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. This day was published, In Bvo. price ss. in boards, ROME RULES of PRACTICE for the VICE ADMIRALTY COURT or"JAMAICA, established Lowry 5,1805. To which are added, a Digest and Notes. By HENRY JOHN HINCHI.IFFE, Esq. Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court of Jamaica. London : Printed for J. 13utteriaortb, Fleet-street. OTWAY'S WORKS-NEW EDITION. • This day w;spublished,liL4SOmelitrintedin4 Vols. Bvo. uni form in size and manner, with the best Editions of Shake speare, Ben Johnson, Ford, Beaumont and Fletcher, Massinger, &c. with a Portrait of the Author, price £l. 4s. in boards , A NEWEDITION OF THE WORKS OF F THOMAS 0 rwAy ; consisting of his Plays, Poems, and Letters, with a Sketch of his Life, enlarged from that writ ten by Dr. Johnson. • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Ro tinson, Longman, Hurst, Reei, Orme, and Brown, Cadell and Davies, J, Murray, J. Masistuan, and R. Baldwin. BORDER ANTIQUITIES. nit day was published, price 10s. 6d. in Median alto. or with Proof impressions of the Plates, in super royal alto. price Isis. Part 3, of an original and splendid Work, entitled, THE BORDER ANTIQUITIES of ENG LA ND and SCO TLA 4D delineated. Clintaining Views _ . of Wetherall Priory, Cumberland; Bothell Cestle, Northumber land, Plate 1. Interior of Leonora Priory, Cun:"erlaud—Part of the Interior of the Castle, at Newcastle, Northumberland; Carlisle Castle, Cumberland, Plate 2. Carlisle Castle, Cumber bed, Plate 3.—Part IV. vt iii appear in May. Pulilished by Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternnoer-row ; I. Mur-Py, Albemarle-street ; Constable and Co. Edinburg%; and the Author. This day was published, . In One Vol. Bvo. price N. in boards, in an uniform size with Mr. Gisborne's other Works, (a New Edition, being the Eighth) of WALKS IN A FOREST, AND OTHER POEMS. To which are ae3ed, some Poems not before published.—By THOMAS GIsBOR NE, A. M. Prired for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, 3. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men, in the higher and middle Classes of :3eci, ty in Great Britain, resulting from their respec tive Stat;ons, Professions, and Employments. A new Edition, In 2 large Vols. Bvo. price 18‘. in boards. - 2. An Inquiry into the Duties of the Female Sex. In Bvo. the Ninth Edition, As. boards, in duodecimo N. 6d. or elegantly printed in a pociet spline, 6s. in hoard; 3. Sermons, la 2 Vols. tivo Fifth Edition, 18s. in boards. 4. Sermons, principally designed to illustrate, and to enforie Christian Morality. Second Edition, Bvo. 9s. in boards. 5. A Familiar Survey of the Christian Religion, and of History U connected with the Introduction of Chri.tianity, and with its progress, to the present time. Intended primuily for the use of Young Persons-of either Set, during the course of Public or of private Edecat• on. In Bvo. nth Edition, corrected, 105.6 d. boards. 6. The Principles of Moral Philosophy Investigated, and ap plied to the Censfitutior of Civil Society. Fourth Edition, cor rected and enia , •eed. To which i 9 added, a new edition, with as Appendix, of Remarks on the late Decision of the House of Commons, respecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade, Bvo. Fourth Edition, N. in hoard.). 7. Walks in a Forest; or, Poems desceptive of Scenery and incidents characteristic of a Forest at tiiirerent Seasons of the Year. Sixth Edition, corrected. Elegantly printed in one volume, and adorned with plates. Seventh edition s 7s; in boards. ' MISSIONS TO INDIA. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members and Friends of the Missionary Society red dent in and near the Metropolis, held sth April, 1813, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, THOMAS HAYTIII, Esq. in the Chair, the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:, Resolved 1. That impressed with a lively sense of the inesti mable benefits resulting to ourselves personally, and to the British , Nation generally, from the knowledge of the Gospel of Cu strr, we view with deep compasaiou the vast portion of our fellowmen who are still destitute of it, and regard it to be the peculiar and bounden duty of every Christian to use his best endeavours to dispel from their minds the deplorable ignorance in which %hey are involved. 2. That we have long beheld with pigtunt grief the fatal su perstition, the horrible rites, and the degrading immorality which prevail among the immense population of India, now our fellow subjects, and have fondly cheriehed the hope that their relation with our country, might become the means of gradually intro dudng them into a happy community in the religious and social blessings which the inhabitants of Great Britain enjoy. S.. That we consider the instruction of the Natives in the ' Art of Reading, the Translation of the Holy Scriptures into the living languages, and the peaceable promelgation of their sacred contents by prey :ping, to be' • the proper means of accomplishing this desirable end ; and, In conjunction with the blessings of the mild and equitable Government of Great Britain, to furnish at the same time the surest bond of their attachment, as subjects, to the State which introduces them into the enjoy ment of such distinguished privileges. 4. That after the incontrovertible proofs which experience bath afforded of the benefits resulting from the labours of Christian Missionaries, as well among the Natives as European Settlers, so far as they have been employed, we have witnessed with propor• tionate concern the obstructions which the Missionaries of our owri and of other Societies have experienced in the discharge of their disinterested and benevolent functions, whilst no allegation against their character or demeanour was or could be preferred 5. That we regard such impediments to the dissemination of the Worst of GOD to be in direct opposition to his positive cow. mend, and as proceeding from a Christian authority, to be pecu liarly offensive to the DIVINE MAJESTY, and likely to dram down his displeasure upon our Government and Country ; and on this and other grounds, we declare our conviction that every such hindrance is as impolitic In its tendency, as it is unjust and irre • ligious in its nature. 6. That we feel ourselves bound in ditty to put in our claim also on behalf of our fellow subjects and fellow Christians lobo biting India, that they may be allowed the free and full exercise of their religion in the manner most agreeable to the ilic:ates of their own consciences, according to the right inherent in them as subjects of the British Crown, and of which right they are deprived so long as the residence among them of such Minister., as they approve and prefer is not scoured to thorn by law. 7. That as the renewal of the Charter of the Honou. - nle East India Company is new under consideration of the Legislature, we will present an humble Petition fo both Houses of Parlia liantent, that in the new Charter to be granted to the Com pany, such provisions may be inserted as shall afford sufficient facility to those benevolent pe , aons, who shall be desirous of go ing to India, for the purpose of communicating to its population . the blessings of useful knowledge and of moral and religions im pravement; and also such regulations as shall pieve:,t the ob struction of their endeavours for promoting their object in that country, so long as they shall conduct themselves in a peaceable and orderly manner. 8. That the Petition now read be adopted, and that it he left at the Bar of this House for signature. 9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to THOMAS HATTHI, ES* for his conduct in the Chatr G. BURDER, 6. VI. 'fRACY, I Secretaries. MONEY. ANY Sum, from £5OO to 850,000, is now ready to be immediately advanced at legal Annuity Interest, on Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or liouseq, or on incomes for Life, arising from wills , marriage settlements, widows jointures, money In the funds, and Clergymen's livings. Part of the money will be advanced on personal annuity botal, to those in posses.ion of known property, or their heirs. Apply, personally, between 9 and 5, or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of MAY, in the S FATE LO FTERY. Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered from No. 1 to No. 20,000. To be Drawu in Four separate Days. . . SCHEME. Prizes. Vale. Total Value. 3 of ae20,000 are £60,000 3 10,000 30,000 4 6 1,000 „.. ..... 6,000 8 4,000 10 SOO 3,000 15 20 ...... 100 ... 2,000 40 50 ..... .... 10 2 000 10,000 ......... 20 SCc . /cc. 80,020 10,159 Prizes. £200,0110 The first-drawn I,roo Bhnks, .e4O each, X 20,000 he St cond-draw;11,000 Blanks, Xi 0 each, XlO,OOO More than halt the '1 ickets are SURE •I'o BE PRIZES. T. BISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an Immediate purchase, as front the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas ing de mand in Town and Country, the Tickers and Shares will certainly rise in Price. •„' keratin in the Country who may find any difficulty in getting supplied by the Agents, are requested te.send their Orders to the Contractor's fortunate Offices, 4, CORN HILL, or 9, CH ARINO•CROSS, LONDON. B OTANICAL LOTTERY, to be drawn the 6th of MAY, ISIS. • £O,OOO Tickets, 10,000 of which are Prizes. List of the Prizei, with the estimated value of each, extracted from the Act of Parliament : 1 Valued at 41,050 X 5,080 199 iO 15,920 200 30 600 9,OQJ 2,'00 5 10,000 7,000 a ...... 21,000 10,000 Prizes. 10,000 blanks. I!0,000 Tickets. Woe £67,000 Tickets, £2. 51. each, an saki, by HAZARD, BURN!, Kid Co. Stock Brokers, 93, Royal Ezebange. BOTANICAL LOTTERY. ipo ICHARDON,bCTODIIidiC;;Id Co. respect fully acquaint the Public that Government has fixed the drawing of the Bo TANICAL I.IIITTILKT for THE 6TH or' MAY NEXT. There arc as many Prizes as Blanks in this Lottery. The highest Prize is valued at more than 5e5,080, and the lowest at £3, being more than the cost of the '1 icket. THE FIRST DRAWN TICKET will receive the Grand Prize, which is the Lintizan Gallery of Paintings. Thc Tickets next drawn will be entL leg to the Prizes (which are Works in Five Volumes Polio, Five Volumes Octavo, &c. &c, wth beautiful Plates, and some of them richly coloured) according to the order in which such Prises respectively stand in the Schedule of the Act of Parliament. The whole Tickets, Price £2 ss. each, are selling at their Of fices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhili, and facing the King's Mews. Charing Cross; where Schewey with full Para- Cular', may be had gratis. MESSRS. HOGGA RT and PHILLIPS respect fully Inform the Public, That the VALUABLE FREE HOLD ESTATES of CADVOR and PEN-Y-GRAIG, MOW MOU IHSHIRE, are DISPOSED OF, by Private Contract; but the sale of the LANDS near the Town of ABERGAVENNY will take place on Tuesday, the 19th April, at the Angel Inn, in that Town. —Broad-street, April 8, 1813. THE ESTATES OF THE LATE JOHN FISH, Esq. deceased. MESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS have the honour to acquaint the Public, that they have reed. ved directions from the Executor and Etecutrix of the late JOHN FISH, Esq. deceased( to DISPOSE, in the month of June next, of SUNDRY VALUABLE ESTATES, situate in the Parishes of Goldhanger, Fullyfants, Bradwell, &c. near Malden, in the County of Ess. it, now producing a Rental of about One Thousand Three Hundred Pounds per Annum. Broad-strtet, April 7, 1813. SALES BY AUCTiOk. MONMOUTHSHIRE. LANDS, NEAR THE TOWN OF ABERGAVENNY. By Mews. HUGGART and P 1 lILLIPs, At the Angel Inn, in Abergavenny, on Tuisday, April 13, at Twelve, in 1 7 teht Lorq, AVERY' valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the HOP YARD, in the occupation of Mr. James Lewis, near the Town of Abergavenny, and intersected by the Canal and Tram-road. Lot t. The Farm-hcuse of Hop-yard and Three Inclosures of Arable Land, containing about eight Acrei. Lot 2. Two Fields, containing four - Acre,, adjoining the Canal. Lot 3. Two Field, on the bank of the Canal, containing eleven Acres. Lot 4. A Field opposite to Lit 3, containing one A:re, with a &c. Lot 5 Garden Ground. Lot 6. Two Pieces of Pa!ture, containing two Acre.% Lot 7. A large Barn, Granary, and Outkuddlirg,, with five Acres of Land. Lot 8. i'wo Fields, containing 6m' a Acres. I'he Estate may be viewed, on a;tplicatlon to Messrs. Cahb and Sons. Sulicitors, Abergavenny, of whotn Particulars may be had ten days prior to the Sale: Particulars also at the .deaufort Arms, Monmouth; Bell, Gle.urester; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6.2, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, London. LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, TWO . HUNDRED AND SEVEN I Y LOADS OF HAY, iIUtKHURITS HII.I. FARM, LOUGHTON, NEAR WOODFORD, ESSEX. By Messrs. HOGG ART and PHILLIPS, On the Premises, on Monday, the 46th Apri;, at Eleven o'clock, by direction of the Effecutor of Joust DAVJSUN, Esq. rirliiE LIVE And DEAD FARMING STOCK, L consiving of TWO HUNDRED and SLVEN LOAD.i 01 MEADOW HAY, Draught Horses, Caws, a narriw- whe. I Waggon, three Carte, Haraess, Harrows, Land Rollers, Corn Sacks, Ladders, a capital new Rick Clith, with Poles aad Tack ling, a new Chair and Harness, Faggots, and various Agricultural Implements. To be viewed on Saturday previous to the Sale, and Cat.slogtns had at the Roebuck, near the Premises; King's Head, Lough ton; Cock, Epping; GLorg.• and Castle lons, Woodford; Kiog'4 Head, Chinklorti ; George, Winstead; Cuck, Waltham; Kin4's Head, Chigwell • Creen Mao, Layton-toae ; Swan, Shelfprd ; Bull, Whitechapel; Loth, St. James's, Haymarket; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 61, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. WOODFORDTTaI. COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE, WITH GARDENS AND OFFICES. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, As the A ucti Ln Mart, on Friday. the 30th of April, at Twelve, ACHEERFUL COMPACT DWELLING- HOUSE, situated upon the top of the bill, near the eight mile stone, on the most eligible part of Woodford, commanding a variety of beautiful views, including the Thames; the neigh bourhood highly respectable, and easy of access to and from the Metropolis. The house has been thoroughly repaired within two years, at a considerable expense, and is fit for the immediate retention of a respectable family—the present occupier will grant early possession. The house contains seven Bed Rooms, Dining and Drawing Rooms, Library, and various Offices, with excellent Stabling, and productive Gardens and Pieasur.: Ground. Held for Iq} years, rent se3l per annum. To h a viewed with Tickets only, which, with partivilars, may he had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Brond-rreet. Partict!lars also at the Casth, Woott:ord ; and at the Mart. VALUAIILE FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, HER T FORDSHIRE. By Messrs. NOGG ART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Matt, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday, the Tth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, ACAPITAL and truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Great Munden, anti County of Hertford, comprising the Manor of GARNONS, otherwise Henry at Danes, with two' Farms called Cowley Hall and Mill Farms, containing together TWO HUNDRED AND SIX PEEN ACRES of excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, lying contiguous, and in a high state of cultivation, with Farm Houses and Outbuildings, Dwebing-house and Offices, let (excepting the Manor, which is in hand) to Mr. Will•ani lionce, tenant-at.wlll, who has bad notice to quit at Michaelmas next. The estate is well adapted for a Sportsman, being within three miles of Mr. Hanbury's Foxhounds. The Manor and surrounding country abound with Game, and one of the Farm-houses may, at a small expence, be converted into a Gentleman's residence. Great Munden is about two miles from Puckeridge, seven from Ware and Hertford, and twenty-eight from London. The Land Tax is redeemed To be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had in a short time at the Bc'l, Hertford; Saracen's Head, Ware; the Bell, Purkeridge; of Mr. Cherry, Solicitor, Hertford; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad street, Royal Ex change. Plans of the Estate may be seen at Mr. Cherry a, and Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips' Offices. SHERWOOD LODGE, SURREY, Four MILES from Heln PARK CORNTR, By Messrs. HOGGAR l' and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, May 12, at Twelve, ASingularly elegant VILLA, nearly surrounded by a Lawn, Pleasure-grounds, and Shrubberies, containing together about six Acres, sloping to the Thames at Battersea, four miles from Hyde Park Corner, the late residence of Mr../. Wotre, removed to Town. The House contains a Dining room, opening into a beautiful Orangerie and Conservatory, in compartments; Tent-rooms and Billiard-room, extending toge ther 185 feet ; a Saloon, finished throughout in the pure Gothic stile; a lofty magnificent Gallery, 7.5 feet in length; an octagon Library; nurneroui domestic Apartments and Oflices ; a Draw ing-room, with Balcony; Bed-chambers, DrLssing-rooms, and Boudoir; detached Hot and Cold Bath; Standing for two Car riages; Stabling for four liors:s; a Hermitage, Hot-house, Ice house, and Outbuildings. The Pleasure-rounds and Walks are ornamented with stately Timber and choice Shrubs, with - a Drive through the Grounds; Kitchen-garden, and abundance of Fruit-trees. The Estate is part copyhoid, including the principal part of the Buildings; and the remainder leawhoid, under kart spencer, at a trifling ground-rent, with about 13 Acres of 'lds Land in the common field. The principal Apartments arc orna mented with Basso-relievos, carved Ornaments, scarce Marble, and Painted Glass of considerable value; and the Purchaser may have the option of obtaining an unique Collection of Casts and Statues, procured at a very considerable expeuce from Italy, with great taste and judgement. 'l'o be viewed with tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had, our nmath previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Heggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street; and of Messrs Pryer, Stearns, and Mackenzie, No. SO, Brydges-stress, Covent Garden. Parti culars also at t ie Mart. SALES BY AUCTION. MOUNT PLEASANT, CL AFTON. FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD FAMILY COTTAOis GARDEN, AND PADDOCK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Atiction Mast, on Friday, th e 30 t h of April, at Twelve, ADETACHED FAMILY COTTAGE, in a rural situation at Mount Pleasant, with Pleasure Ground; Garden, and Paddock adjoining; the %I hole containing together about Two Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Marshall, whom lease will t spire at Lady-day, 1315, at a low rent of £4l per Annum. To be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and particulars had oi Messrs. Smith and Richards, Solicitors, Basinghall-street ; at the Mart ; and of Mewl Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. FRUEHOLD FARM, on the BORDER of the TURNPIKE ROAD from ROCHFORD to RA :LEIGH. By Messrs: HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Wednesday. May ' 12, at Twelve, by order of the Devisees of Ronal. Hux. Tea, Esq. deceased, DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM, called A SPRA fl'S GREE,N and JOHNSON'S LANDS ; con ',lining about ONE HUNDRED AHD EIGHTEEN ACRES of excellent Arable and Meadow Land, lyit.g very compact and convenient, in a ring fence, in the parishes of Rayleigh and Hockleigh, five miles from the Market I own of Rochford, and 33 miles from London, in the County of Essex, with a Farm House, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings, recently put into gOod repair, let on lease, which will expire in 1830, to Mr. Samuel Clayton, at a very low clear rent of ..C193. 15s. per annum. This estate is a desirable purchase, for investment, with a prospect of improvement, at the end of the lease. To be viewed with leave of etc Tenant, and Particulars had at the New Ship, Rochford; the Golden Lion, Rayleigh; Crown, Billericay; the lltoel, Upper Terrace, Southend; White Hirt, Brer.:wood; the Inn, at Hadleigh; of Maurice Thomas, Esq. No. 3, Elm-court, Temple ; at the Mar: ; and of Messrs. Hog. gart and Phillip:, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange ; Plans may he seen at No.; Elm-court; and at No. 62, Old Broad street. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Custom-I - louse, Deal, on Monday, the 12. th day of April, Ibl3, ;:t Two o'Clock in the Af.ernoon, T HE roLLowING GOODS, in sundry Lots, 20 Skeins Raw Silk 2 Ivory Parasol Sticks 19 Pairs Cotton Stockings 9 India Muslin Dre.ses 14 PL•ces Wearing Apparel 1 Piece Frelic's Cambric . 11 Comedian Nockisces I Fur Tippet. 2ti Cullom* Spirits of Brandy si Do. of Geneva, not of legal Strength fur Dealers 4 Do. Rum 27 Do. Port Wine 21 Prints 4 Lacquered Boxes, coatale. ingPeari Counter; --- I 7 India Shaw ls Wi di may be viewed on the rj- Twent).live p;:r Cent. v _ _ Mooting at the Day of Saks rill be reqbked a. a Deposit. •rte ALERT CU l`l'Eß, JAMES ROBINaON, LATE MASTER. A NY Person having any legal Dem Ands against the said Cuurr, are desired to apply for poylneat of the same to Mr. Watts, Dover.—Deer, April 3, 1813. NEXT OF KIN OF MRS. MARY RIIIIART4I. IT any Descendants of the iate Mrs. MARY RO. BAR'FI, of George-yard, Tower Hill, who ditd in 1714, and who was before married to Mr. JOHN HIGGINS, Silkniercor, shall make an 2pplication to Mr. CAS, Auorney.st-law, Burr St. Edmund's, Suffolk, they may hear of soniething to their vantage. MINA NOVAS. Just imported from the Brazils A QUANTITY of GEMS of the ahove name, of L superior brilliancy, little inferior to Diamonds of the first water, which the present Possessor will submit to the inspection of the Nobility and Gentry, on tkir return to Town, manufac tured in a variety of Trinkets and Ornaments in Jewellery—as Necklaces, Tiams, Combs, Ear-rings, Bracelets, itings, Shoe and Knee-buckles. Ladies whom J. H. BA Low has the honour to work for, are requested to make early application, as the sale will be confined, owing to the scarcity. Apply to J. H. BA /MOW'S Manuf..ctory (not a Shop), No. 1, Grange-court, Carey•street, Cbancary-lane, a few doors front Spode's China lA r arellouse. Letters, post paid; and Ladies attended in Town at the shoe test notice, with Drawings to any fancy. CELEBRATED ISILIOUi AND NERVOUS REMEDY. HEPATIC OR LIVER PILLS. THIS Medicine, so well known for its uniform efficacy to the cure of Bilious and Nervous Complaints and all those distressing symptoms that arise from a diseased state a the Bilious Secretion, continues to yield the most evident proofs of its wonderful powers. In hot climates, where diseases from this source are most prevalent, the high value of the Medicine Is most clearly evinced by the vast quantities that have for some time been exported to the East and West Indies. "..t.ere them Pills are found, not only a complete preventative, but in many instances a cure for the Yellow Fever. The bowels and Skin they clear from every bilious appearance, appePite and digestion rendered vigorous. free from wind, head-ach, or heartburn, with a lively mind by day and sound rest by night. Sold only at the Medicine Warehouse, 42, East-end St. Paul's Church-yid, leading to and half way to Watlitsp.street, in boxes 4s. tid. and 2s. 9d. each. IIAWKINS and DUNN, Manufacturers of th. ESSENCE of COFFEE, in compliance with the numerous requests of their customers, have, in addition to their warehouses, No. 79, Great Titchtield-street, No. 3, Ho:ton-square, and No. 16, Great Winchester -street, City, appointed the following of salo : Needham and Co No. 47, L u d ga t e -hill ; an d 70, Al: Lion street, Pentonvillc ; W. Keen. 122, Alderzgate-street ; R. Biddle, Beruers-street, opposite the Middlesex Hospital; J. Stone, 1, Sackville-street, Piccadilly; J. Whistance, 9, Newington• causeway; and I. Austin, 24, Clare-street, Clare-market. Sold. in half pint bottles, e ach equal to 18 ounces o f t h e b est Coffee of the respective kinds, Turkey 6s. 6d. Bourbon 91.6 d.; Plantation 2s. 6d. A tea-spoon-full of this Essence put into a coffee-cup with sugar and cream, and filled up with boiling water, will s e . stantiy make a cup of strong coffee, of a most superior flavour, perfectly clear, and without the %cast sediment. Lf IGNUM'S PILLS for the infallibl e cure of all degrees of a certain disorder. One small pill is a dose, sad the taking of one box, i n a recent ca::, will convince the p atient .4 his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and convenient than this remedy, in totally eradicating every symptom of this destructive n.alady by sea or land, u it needs no :onfinetnent, restraint of diet or hinderance of bunn e ss. A trial of this noble medicine will bolt: sound its due praise. ' With each lox is .tiven a copious direction, from which the per. chasers will be enabled to judge of their own Cases, and to crest them as may be requisite, without further medical animism, with secrecy and safety. These Pills may be had wholesale and retail at Ale. Ligmanes, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchest:r, at 45. 9d. the boat sold also by J. b vans and .on , 44, Long-lane, West Smithfield, )? and Co. Bovr-church-ard, Barclay :nd Sons, 93, Fleet Ma rket; Shaw and Edwards ES, St. Paul's Church - yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Newber g and Sons, 4S, St. Paul's Church-yard; Johnston, 15, Greek-erect, Seim, London; Mr. Woletenheime, York; Mr. Walk !r, Newcastle • Mr. R. Scott, 100, South Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Sauer Camila-dims, Glasgow; and by e very respectable Medicin e Vender in every nsarkes town in the United Kinedons. 94