Star. — London, England, 1812-11-16 00:00:00

1 A a -, '''.. k , I - ' .0! . , b ...,,,, \ _ • . ••• I . • % A • ... .. Mr . .r• - 4 • ** 44.• - - P -If , - - --4t kls , j ;) ' • 2 ) 4.% - . • (t edirrgt, k "P v '4l •••• I * • • " ''. • i . . , . 4111. t• . r ... 4,..r s .144 4 i -- % .. • • "' ! ' • ' \.l / 4 : ••4:.-.._ ‘%ts !!!1 I i C V"- 4 jar '. i, .'. . 1 • - ,;e • . _ . . Jr .- . /.‘'?%. X. ' • V • ' • stoos74oß-mr • ' "•• . • L .. • • .1 , MONDAY, NotißiyißEß 16, 1812. ,3018 rii 1:. : .% ------ - f---:---_,, , _____. _ ... coNTRAcr volt SLANKRTS. 1 .NAPT-OFFICE, Octokr 2e, lett • 'ITU PRINCIP.4L OFFICERS and COMMIS siONARS of Mt ArAnsrra NA rr,d. hereby give Netice, • ; r i m Wednesday, the 18th November next, at one o'clock, l elywllkeist ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing ifr Contract for supplying. his Majesty's Yards at Dtptiold ric t: oolvtic.l4, and the Slop-o See at Somerset-place, with h ANKETS. Parcz S __Aurnitni ir. SALES BY liticrulx. ' • 0, die P'mniao of the late Mi. Lase Wusehippoi She innelor • situate in kingwey, near Alteindiaso, in the CoontystCkam, at silaursday, the Seth of Novoitabori ISO, sit Tees seClisak lite . the Forenoon, . . • . 1 ALL the STOCK la TRADE 4 lbe Odd ' 4 Worthington, us a limit. toed-tine ot a large qu • :*,• of Hides end Skins of iiilinvatters; a cesiiiideeehll qo Siting, minioo Tons of Bids. St *the files lin PH is Ito 2 ; a /Sark MU', clot petal pen, and otter Moshe meat h guud,ood well. warity *lunation. The arm and lanyard law in Mr. W eitigiroe, Pile tip . will kt on a future day, of whi c h node's weld be even- rbe z bi lk Farm Conde. of upwards of ft cm shire Au* 4 [mail, Is condidon. and the buildings WO solotan4ai avid gornma.t3ipal, .the IN* Yard,Which contaiml Pa ?its, is pravidad limb an d proper tonreoienota. For gorilla' Parartglara to Mr. soma *A Cochlea, d neat A/trim:haat ; of to M _ apply aori Pass sod Radish, Adeenkeer iii 5121UULT 111111#11.1170 NOVEMICR 16, IBIS. T I RE Proprietors *Rd guillismibers are respectfully informed, that Mr. JOHN' MASON GOOD will cow. tnence a Comte of Leaterea on the PHILOSOPHY of PHY SICS, on FRIDAY near, as Seien &Clock ha ;he Evening pre-. only, Ina wail continue them on meth succentlig Friday. - MORT SPENCIPL, Secretary. VENERAL POMOMCF, .I'IIIIIIIAT, OCTOBER 1 , 7, ISM ABOUT Seven o'Clock on the Evening of Mon day, the 26th !want, the LEEDS MAIL COACH was robbed of the BAGS of LE rrEas for LONDON described it foot, between Ketterirg and Higham Fetters, and within three miles of Highant Fetters, by forcing the lock of the Mail Box.— The Bags stolen, ere— Bahia:, of the 25th Nottingham, of the 2Rtb Bradford, ditto Melton,Mowbray, ditto Leeds, ditto Oakkam, ditto Wakefield, ditto Uppinglsatn, ditto Huddersfield, ditto Kettering, ditto Barnesity, ditto Thraystont, ditto Sheffield, ditto Rotherhina, ditto Chesterfield, ditto THE PICTURE OF LONDON FOR 1813. THE El fl 41f this useful Work for 1813, will be relily.Ser delivery with the ALMA.NACKS, the 94th of N tpwt, eioi Mt. 41d. bound in tod. No. M. . .1 jljttrra of Ike Blankets sal a Form f goo Tatar ants.los moo et i Bic quo. 4 , * T,,,i, r w in..61410# Apo. ow o'clock, ex Lis olow Ora% so g oy modal, mains or ax agent fir Ail", ears r. Locry Tailor xnut Le actetivaxied by a Letter; adrenal to the Nowy p m , j o ,d,k r ol y two rot/width Petrov, corogiq to Mow homed yak Oa Fernstrom/et - iv, is Ai rue I £lOOO for the clos torforosamo f ohr .Comiratt. s . AT LAW WANrILD. ANY Persqp or Persons proving themselves Heirs at Law to Mr. GlibitfiE CHAMP, formerly of the Tows of Ponies, Victualler, deceased, who died about 41 years since, Weirs two Sines, viz. IfAtzastrret CRAMP of the City of London, Spinster, mil Mawr CHAMP. of dip City of Win sphuter or their Desemstionts mu 'if the said Siffort laving, it is shpi;oesd, intermarried with Lindeman, of the City of London, Oilman, may hear of something to their advan. tag*, by application (fret of postage) to Mr. Ring, Saint lames's etrett , Pongee. ' ditto . ooslisir shall appreaesd the Pesos or Permed iota a lai the said Robbery, .411 be entitled to a ReAvard of TV, HUNDRED POUNDS, one moiety to be paid on commitment WI trial, and the other moiety on conviction. If an Aecotrodlce the Robbery wPI surrender himself, and make discovery whereby one or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be apprehended and brought to Justice, such Discoverer will be en titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evideace for the Crown. By Comma of the ' , Lbw:kr-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Seersteu7. rJ L. - • 1,400 Loads. 2,000 OIFICE 01! ORDNANCE, 051.28, 1812. .P.RPT/P4 l l. OFFICERS e HIS MA MN's ORDNANCE, do herAy gifts Notice, Mt Proposals will be received at their Mice in Pall-Mal, • Orb:fore Wednesday, the 18th day of November nest, frost with persons ar may be willing to undertike the supply of the Quantities and Descriptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where the deliveries are to be made, viz. HAWED OAK 11MBER, HEWED ELM TIMBER, ROUND ASH TIMBER, 1,000 ASH EELLIES, Oft. 41n. for sft. Wheels, NC 30,000 OAK SPOKES, for 4t. - Wheels - • 40,000 lILM s COCKS, 14ft. luin. • MO Pairs. The deliveries to take place as &Bowl : of the Vas Timber, OS OT before the noth of April ; of the Ash on or before ate 30th ieee; of the Oak, on or Deface the 31st October; sad the Oat spokes, on or before the 31st March in the ems* tear. Twee th ids of the Oak Timber to be of 70 feet stick lad upwards; si.d the remaining third to beef •60 feet aid upwards. Of the Elm Timber, no tree to be under 80 feet; the Ask'l'haMrt.be fries 20 to 60 feet ; and the Elm Stock, lobe chapped sad bored, No Tenders for lees quantifies than 100 leads of Thither, and 5000 of Milts and spokes will be considered ;'anti Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Seere tsr)'s Office, in Pall-mall aforomid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals wet be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Tuner, but vie Pro. pout can be admitted after the said 18th day of 1211keenber, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; nether will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making k, or an Agent in his behalf, sitaU attend. By Order of the Board, lai r CREW, Serreary; AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of MI , COMMIT FEE for managing the PATRIOTIC jUND, held this Day at the Merchant Seaman's Mit" smasioN LONG, Esq. In the Chair • e "sm Resolved—i hat the following Address to the Public be in , lined in the Morning and Evening Papers t • I.loyd's, 31st August, 1812. The signal and glorious Victory on the Plains of SALAMANCA itchieved, through the transcentlant military skill and conduct of theffs4rquess Of WILt.INGTO X, by the intrepid gAllantry and fineness of the brave Officers and Men under his command, has been duly estima•ed by the admiring and grateful People of those Rralms, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed in the most general and conspicuous manifestations of their pride ans(joy. The Committee of the Patriotic Fund feel it their km, on this great oel.aslon, to call on all their Countrymen to .eitable.thent to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been dis abled in this noble Conflict, for themselvs, or the Widow, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them for support. This Institution, Since its establishment at the commencement e this War, bas afforded au honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Seaznin, and Wtvate Soldiers, tswir Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives: . ands itteluding the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent memo rable Victory of Salamanca, it has still a large number of the ;aunt meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com mittee feel a firm reliance, chat through the generous sympathy Kali ra.ths of a discerning People, s;:nsible of the-blessings of security from tee hostile and vindictive aims of hs powerful Enemy and Rival, 'I the British Seaman and Soldier may still 4 ` confidently trust, that these who are dear to him while living, shall, in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find *lends and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country : • 44 and that he who may be disabled in its defence shall nut be neglected by those whom he has bravtly delioded.“ (Signed) BEESTON LONG, Chairman. , labscriptinas received since the last Advertisements The anthunt of a Subscription of a Week's Pay front the Officers, and Two Days Pay from the Nbn. emmnis4luned Officers and Private Sbldlcra of that 7th, or Queen's Own R?ginient of Hussars, trans• • . rained by Colonel Vivian £256 10 • Prom sundry Yeomanry. agd Volunteer Corps in Norfolk and !Wroth : Colnnel Hugh M‘Ltroth, Inspecting Field Officer of the above Corps wo Days Pay ci the Lowestoft Company of Volum+ • tter lalintry,commandid by Capt. John glph . ,0 One Day's Pay of the Cromer Battery Volunteers — 4 . 4 I * , Duys Pay of the Leistou and Thebbelton Vo. - *teem .• „7 4 tam lukihnn Volunteers, Captain George Smith 11 1 V e INY'sPay of the Hartivnera Rangers Volunteers 93 9 lie Volunteer Corps of Infantry, Captain'Wayth 610 10 0 Sundry Persons / 3er Messrs.Turfter at Co. Gloucceaer 81 13 3 Richard Hay - - 1 1 0 .t. Y. S 0 0 - r yndham X . natchboll - - ft 0 0 . 1(1. H. M. per Henry Hoare and Co. - 5 5 0 1 bows, holland, per Leeds Bank • 3 3 0 t:M, and Edward Aldridge - . 10 0 0 . lonn Barker, Minister of St. Mary's, Hull .5 0 0 Rlchatd Lytle • - . - 2 0 0 Benry Linker, Marsh Hall, Widnes, Laneaeldre 5• 0 0 Prom an outrage at Arendt:l, Sd of I'ebruary,lBll 60 0 0 4 Mitt of Grathode by Wm. lisoby,ot Gisbormigh 10 0 e yillivnt Gray, York - 20 0 0 ,Polo Crowder, - Brotberton - • 20 0 0 James Itlkedan. Plymni h .., - 10 . 0 Surplus of a babscription raised at Leeds, for 'the " 311 " n of a Monument to the memory of Cap • fails Walker and Bennet , wbo fell at Talavera, ... tranan::tted by Roger Holt 1.,5-igh - 52 15 0 Rev. Jama I.ung, per CIIII'd avid Co. • 10 10 0 dames r.ahon, per Manning sod Co. - .21 0 0 WELSPORD Sec. Sohseriptions rec e iv e d at Lloyd's ; wad by Ow ro , ptctire Pasken is Town awl Country. SEAT CiF WAR. THE MILITARY CHRONICLE for NOV EM. which was published this day, contains as fallowst—. 1. An Account of the Road tront Moscow, througis Twar and Novogrod, to Petersburglt, and of all the Towns and Villages on that Road, being the present Scene of Military Operation. 2. An Acciont of Modem ist i RAO. 3. An Account of all the Roads which bransh off from Moscow towards Tools and Kalnugs. 4. brief Mll2llftifB, of all the Russian Gencerals. 5. A Journal of the Current Campaign in Pornigel. 6. An Account of the Toros graphy, Roads, and beautiful Scenery of Andalusia. Published by J. Davis, Esses-ctrot, Strand. • . This day was published, Thaidarasteiy ei tsted in Four Volumes, Octavo, wirb I N gomop, 441, inlu.istvis, a new Edition, with plass dickens, • RRITISHZOoLOGY, y h T _ _ UM. PSNNAN T s Esq. Priared for White, Cochrane, and Co. J. Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, 1. Nunn, Longman and Co. Cadell and Dairies, J. Harding, John Richardson, 1. Booth, J. Mamma, J. lobtison and Co. J. and A. Arch, and Robt. Baldwin. A her Copies are printed on Royal paper, price eight guineas, in boards. ilk die pppeat Editisa, the Additions by the Editor ciPeßigato Del* oPle third of the whole; several new Engravings we addled, aid i% *foie of the ell amps bon boa carol ally piliOstialiseast speposid. OLD METHOD OF DRAWING RESTORED! STATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn in Two bays, 14th and 15th JANUARY, 1813. NO CLASSES.—Every Nuog..r will be drawn singly and separately from 'the Wheel, Ste'or-ling to the 614 English Mode of thawing. SCHEME. of 420,000 aro 5t40,000 2 - 10,000 - 20,000 4 - 2,000 - 000 ' 0 - 1,000 - - 6,000 6 - SOO - . 3,060 6 - 400 - 2,400 10 - 300 . 3,000 10 - 200 - 2.000 • 14 100 - 1,400 att 30 - - 1,600 40 40 , - 1,600 30 30 • - 1,500 3 to 23 . 1,000 2,100 - 15 . 31,500 u,uoo Tickets. seisu,(xo. Tickets and Shires are selling by SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing Cross ; and No. 31, Aidgate High-strert. - A lf A PORTFOLIO AND DEAL BOX. MOW laying at Wyaa' Hotel, Falmouth, a LI PORTFOLIO and aDE BOX, apparently containing a Writing Desk; is apposed to have been landed from one o' the Packets by mistake, eq• left without any directions. Any person claiming them, are requested to apply to Mr. Wynn, if by letter, post paid, giving a destription of the same, whith will be immediately attended to. Also Lying at the same place two Boxes, containing Medals, addressed to Joseph Bonfield, Esq. Falmouth, who refuses to take the same, he not having any ad. vice er knowledge from whence they ca7le, arrived about August, 1808, surposed from Birmingham or Sheffield. If not claimed after this advertisement, the mine will be Sold for the carriage and expences thereon.—(Oue Condern). 1 - lotel,'Falmouth, Nov. 4, lan. MMES WYNN. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, SEA-FARING MEN, AND THOSE WHO ARE GOING TO RESIDE 1N THE EAST OR WEST INDIES. THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO will prove the most valuable acquisidon they can possess; If they take it as a preventive, their constitutions will be.pfbof against every change of climate; and if they are provided withlt to take on the first symptom of illness, the most alarming tropital diseases will be arrested in tlitir progrees, and diveued of every fatal consequence. if taken on the first appearance of catching cold, as shivering fits, suppressed perspiration, sudden head•achs, &e. Tho,e whose prudence induces titers to use this precaution, will never have a fever In any climate. As a restorative, the CORDIAL BALM OF QUI 1 . 0 is tae most potent medicine extant. r hose who have impaired their health by a residence in hot and unhealthy climates; the young of either sex, whose infirmities threaten pre mature old age, a life z,f firstly, and an early dissolution ; and those niure advanced in years, whose tottering sapless frames ap pear withered and almost worn out, are the more immediate ob kits of this soothing Balm, the benign irtraence of which maybe exlttideci to the whole class of Valetudinarians. The languid drooping spirits will be revived and es bill: aced, digestion will be promoted ; in short, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by (title means'the whole constitution will be renovated. 'f he Cordial Baltal of Quito is sold, wholesale and retail, by Wisfon and Co. 229, Strand, London; in bottles at 2s. 9d. 10s. fid. and Family Fottics 235. each, by which there is a saving of 95.; sold also by the Vendaa a Patent Medicines - Ustougbout it United' Liasdunr. SALES BY AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth. on Tuesday the 24th Inst. at noon, I'HE French Sloop ZEPHYR.—The following are her dimensions : Length, 48 feet inch. ID. pth, 8 feet 3 Inches. Breodtk, 16 641. Admeasures, 50 9t-94 toot. She is a handy little vessel, and well calcutated fur the culm or muting trade.—Her entire carge, eonsiiting of 7 Boxes Mould Tallow Candles. 129 Empty Wine Hogsheads. 6 Ditto Pipes. The French Sloop L'EMILIE.--Dimetulons. Length, 41 feet 6} inches. I Depth, 7 feet inches. Breadth, 14 feet 5 inches. Admeasures, 34 8-94 tons. This little.ves.el bas no deck, is lined with oak, aod is very well adapted for a stone lighter, or any other service where she can be employed.—The above taken by, and condemned at Prize to his Majesty's gun brig Spectrum:6. Also, the America • Schooner BETSEY.—Dimensions. Length, 63 feet 4iitichrs. I Depth, 7 feet Inches. Breadth, 18 feet 6 inches. Admeasnres, 88 90-94 tons. She is a handy little vessel, nearly new, is in excellent condi tion, well found, and is particularly adapted for the toasting trade.—Taken by, and condemned at Prise to his Majesty's ship Sir Micitaxi. Sermotnt, Bart. Carain. 'lhe HULL of a BRIG of about 2ro Tons y and also the Schooner OMEGA, measuring about 76 Ton., together with her Masts, Sails, and other Stores, as she came from Sea. Both these vends lie in tho Sutton Pool, and are well worth the atten tion of Baader* and Ship BreAns. ' Also, to be PEREM L'ORILY SOLD, its order to close an Account, . About 1200 12-feet *inch Christiana Deals. 500 11-feet 24-inch ditto. . - GOO It feet sit-inch ditto. 12 Fathoms Lathwood. 45 Dozen Hickory Handspikes. StiO Ash Oar Rafters. A quantity of Oak and Fir old Ship Timber; and Iron Bolts and other Iron. For viewing and furthtr information, apply to Mann. Htw ker and Sops, Merchants, Plymouth. JOHN I.IJSCOMITE, Broker. WALTON LODGE. At the House of Mr. Clough, the Red Lion Itui, Prevon, on Wednesday, the 25th day of November, Inl2, at Five o'Ctock in the Evening, subject to such Condition, as shall be then prod aced, ALL that beautiful and capital RESIDENCE, called WALTON LODGE, two stiles distant from Preston, Lantashire : comprising capital Coach-houses, Stables, Hot houses, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Farm-yard, and every other convenience, and also about 286 Acres Statute measure, of bvautifully varied and well wooded Ground; in a Rine Fence, Cr a less quantity, at the Purchaser's opt:on), including the apital FARMS called OSBALDESTON-HO USE, SALLO M HO USE, the late Mr. Wiusranley's, and several smaller Houses and Cottages ' several extensive and very thriving Wood' and Plantations, and a consisierable extent of the River Darwen, with its valuable Streams and Falls, and the fine Holm Land on both its Banks. Robert Hunter, at Walton Lodge, will shew the Prsmises, and further Particulars, and a Plan of the Estate, may be had at the Office of Messrs. Cross Gregson and Wo.dburn, Actor nies, Preston; of Mr. Cettam, of Whalley; or of Mr. Wigles- Worth, No. 5, Gray's-inn-square, London. By Mr. WILLIAM SHEARDOWN , ,At the Satan inn, in Ferrybridge in the Couoty w of York, on Tuesday the Ist Day of December next, at Two in the After noon, subject to such Cooditions as will be then produced, SVERAL very Valuable FARMS and LANDS, in Whitley, Baln, Fonesick, Moss, Barrnby-upon-Dun, tinsmith, and Tramßeet,hi the West Riding of the said County,. (late the Estate of BACON FEANK, of Campeau, Esq. deceised containing together upwards of EIGHT HUNDRED AN D' FIFTY ACRES of rich .Arable, Meadow, and - Pasture Land, Freehold, and in great part Tithe-free. The Farm-House% Barna, and other Buildings, are mostly of superior kind, and in eery ;nod repair. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Office of Mr. Lee, SA. cite:, its Wakefield; of Mr. (lee, of Little Houghton, oar Barnsley ; and of Mr. William Wor kman, of Skellow, near Dom. caster ; who have Plans of the intended Las, for the inspection of Purchasers • and will answer any inquiries respecting the Es. tates. Partic ulars will also be left at the priecipal Inns in Wake+ field, Doncaster, Barnsley, Pontefract, Thorne, Smith, Ferry., bridge, sad Leeds; and with the Auctioneer in Doneaster. The Persons appointed to skew the several farms, will be named in the printed Particulars.—Wakefield, Oct. SI, 1814. TO BE SOLD, Petulant to an Order of tke High Court of Chancery, made in Cause, Wrangbam and Others against Cayley and Others, before Joust PIPER, Gentleman, the ptrson appointed by FRANCIS Pout. S•rerarroati, Esq: one of the Masters of the said Court, as the I. lack Ewan inu, at Pickering, in tie County of York, on Thursday, the 3d day of December, IBIS, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, in three Lots , SEVERAL • THOUSAND TIMBER TREES, consisting of. Oak, Ash, Bin, Beech, Fir, Syeentore, Lime, Maple, Holly, Poplar, Willow, Crabtree Cbesnut, Cherry, As pen, Alder and Birch, now standing on t he Manor of Weloum, and on sundry Farms and Lands in the several Parishes of Kirk dale Normanby and Cropton, in the County of York, many Which are of large dimensions, and petullerly calculated tut the use of the Navy, late the Propasy of the Rev. Joint Rubindon, Cies k, deceased. Tat be viewed by application to Mr. Piper, at Pickering; or, Mr. John Jackson, Surveyor, Newton. Printed Particulars may be had at the said Matter's Office, in Botehampton-buildings, Lbancery.litne ; of Mr. Williams soli. citor, Red Lion-square. I.endon ; of the said Mr. Piper, and Mt Jackson at the place of Sale • and at the prinCipal lane at York, Pidker4, and Eirbymooraldst, • - • • 11.STATESN R09141/Ri. v. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC trs 170 W, Within the Royal Exchange Ciffee- v., Bel•oborgir. to Moo. I,og, Glut lei of Worm es 3: tette*, aft* Watt ye vlously disposed of by p vote In, r lr'HE LANDS and ES ATES afternientioned, WIZ . Lot 1. The Southern Half of me Dieted of Oleoebeal, cart. prising the Lands of Ramp. and Torlysich, with the Grails( of Mentor*, and those parte of the Lands of inverskeal and . Ciaunie lying to the South of the Waters of %Meal and :.:lanaie, and Half of the Salmon-fishing of the River Sheaf, the Inn of Shealhoute and th • Kelp Aisle. Lot 2. The Northern Half of the District or titiernbtral, com prising the lands of Achnagart, and those pans of the LIM! of !overloud and Claun!e lying to the North of the Waters , of Sheal and Claude, with the Half of the Sainoaftehing of the rivet Shea!, and the Kip Shore. Lot 3. The La.icls of Morvich and Inthertee, with the Half of the Fishing of the river Clot. Lot 4. The Lands of Donna, llundeloch, Camboslenie, Easter and Wester Keppoch, Car and Leak, includiag the nulling town of Drink, which, though funntied only a few years no b posseeedi it population of from 400 to $OO Inhabitants. Lots Ist, Sd, end 3d lie in the Parish of Glassiest ; and Lot 4th in the Parish of ('roe and County of ROSS. • witching held of the Crown. The Teinds is Gimtheal are embittered, and those in Croe are moderately valued. On a tvielon of the valued rents, it Is believed that each hot wilt afford a Freehold! ctualification. If arty of them should fall short, u much sapid. urity will be added as to render It sufficient. Toe advantages if these Properties hive been so fully stated in former Advertise ments, and are es well known to the Public, that it Is unesecee• guy to recapitulate theft., The Title-deeds are In'the possession of Messrs. Mackentfe and Monypenny, W.S. Edinburgh ; and etlier they or Mr. Mundell, 45, Parliament-street, West.: hoe . 1., will Amor Mending offerers the Articles of .ialat e opecifyi• g t c up:et prices, as well as Plans and Surveys of the Propertw,, recently prepared; and any further information reeptired may be applied for either, as above; or to Lord Seaforth, the Proprietor, at Brahia Canis. r. T irr • _ GENMNE MEDICINE. SPILSEURVI PATENT AN 1 ISCORBUTIC DROPS, has thefords " By the ILlrg's Patent," expressed on the hostil e MI of than, and . Osits'de Wrapper and the Ka 'e Duty “ 6144 llottko . f lie Skil:lugs, Dmits e Ten airaHlizpence, and largest One Pound Two • bkillingsi eluded. C•enipound Essence Se. •. To Mr. Semsetrev, is , Solso•equare Ctm basal? br 1 : 1 1 1 :e *eV , Snt—Having osperioneed so mucn Rel. 'PENT ANTISCORBIITIC DROPS, without I li*. not let it remain enknoirn to yourself acd the nos. T WIN silly afilic:ed with the Scurvy in my his, which for two row grodual.y became worse, till I had above 400 hots in theta chars 20 of which were much broader than a shr.l.ng. • My sate being known to a humane gentlemen, he informed me of a case very similar to tine. the pereen bad bean edam' to bed the greatest pan of nen rars and by taking • few entail bottles of your Drops, was 'soon eured. By his recommeodatinti I *as induced to give thence trial, and to nay gieu surprie and comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three small bottles I could do my work without incenvezuenoe. T 0 prevent the return of the disease, I take about one small Nat*, each year, which hai fully succeeded to my wishes and I rentaio your obliged humble servant, risottos Kllrrtnap. • Witness, Joseph Debi& GENUINE MEDICINES. - THE following MEDICINES m a y b e p rocure d A. genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Paul's, Church yard: Hill's Balsam Of, Hooey 3 6 Juniper En. Peppeim. lif Essence of Waterdock 3 6 Roche's Embrocation 40 ' Hallanes Bilious Pity 2 9 Robberds' Cough Drops 2 9 WaNl4ll . ll Jesuits Drops 2 9 Juniper Eta. Pennyroyal 114 4 Marshall's Crrate • 114 t4peedinsan's Pills 2 Church's Cough Drops 2 9 Spilsbury's Drops 60* Amboyna 'booth Powder 2 6 Greenough's lovenges 1 lit Cornwell's Oriental Cor. 4 6 Inglis's Scot's PIB 1 4 Widow Wekles Pills 2 9 Salt .of Lemmas 1 0 Keysees Pals - 6 3 Singleton's Eye Olat. 2db Velno'i Vegetable Pills 4 6 Godbold's Balsa. 16 0' Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Maggie* A 0 Church's Pectoral Pills 114 Koopees Pills ~.I If Wahh's Antipertusels 2 9 Essence of Spruce 2 6 Coltsfoot Lozenges 1 14 Durable Ink 1 0 Amboyna Lotion - a 6 Menials Oil 114 Weiser. Specific Rem. 11 9 Cheltenhain salts 2 All the above (those with the star ezcipttel) saline Sim * dress of '• Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's," un tbellnallslthern also nty be had every other Patent and Public. MegAbis. Liberal Allowance to Merchants and Usdreils ppm". I • To Mr. DIXON, SIyoRTT ta hat i k h e av tpe rec eat ed ltet n,o w o p portunity oud er w r i o be tzu t a r int c. the use of your DIXON'S AN f IBILIOUS PILLS, whkh I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I dist* bitted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The folkneing are names of 6:Aa re' Ladles and Gentlemen who have received the thuaust relief from your Dixon's Antiblious Pills :—Charles 'Earlor, Esq. William Shaw, F.sq. Kingston, di:to; Mr. Wooddif, 'cowe, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar , ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old H a rbour, ditt o; O. Allston, Ert. ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penh:lsm, Esq. Sant River, dam; Mr. Mullen., ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; J. V. 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