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A NY Lieutenant. who is desirous of exchanging to Full Pay, will find an advantageous one, in one of the pleasantest Regiments in the service, now stationed at home. • Letters, post paid, addressed to X. Y. No. 3, South Mutton street, Orford-sweet, will be immediately answered. • This day was published, inicf One Shi ll ing, JOHN BULL !-----Tropheey, applied to Passiltg EVEXTS. ' - Printed by Thorhas Gillet, and sold by Sherwood and lona. PaternoAter-rew; and to be had, oC all Bookwilera. NOTICE TO DEIII ORS AND CREDITORS. WHEREAS THOMAS THORPE, Ship-Owner, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, having sold a part Share of the Brig AMITY, all Persons who have any demands upon the said Thotnas Thorpe, are requested to send an account thereof to Messrs. Herring and Richardson, No. 4, East-India Chambers, Leadenball-street, London ; and all Persons who stand indebted to the said Thomas Thorpe, are requested to pay their respec tive Debts immediately to the said Messrs. Herring and Co. London, August 26, 1808. THOS. THORPE. MISS LIJs;WOOD'S MORAL TALES. Thh day wits published, In rob:- elegant Volumes, small Octavo, price One bid :ea In boards, L E ICE S TER.B HI FI_E TALkB, Miss MARY LINWOOD. Printed for the Authoress, and sold try Itlcita it I Putitirs, C, Bridge , street, Landon, and to be had of all Booksellers hi To.vn and Country. ..., Ito Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth and viyrnouth, and into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Ca • ti trine in regular proportions of each description of Casks, by she periods undermentioned, viz. One fourth of the whole by the 31st January, 1909. e l le half of the remaining quantity by the 31st March, 109. And the remainder by the 30th June, 1809. And to be paid for by Billi payable with Interest ninety days after date. • . • • , . The Conditions of the Conine may be seen at the Secretary's 'Mice, at this. Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunstcrville, ,14pt rat for the Victualling at Cork, to the Collectors of his Ma. epq 's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford, as al to the Portmaster General at Dublin, respecti-ely. • No regard will be had to amy Tender in which the price shall not Sr by tried it:conic at length, w that shall net he delivered to the Board lg twe Ow 'TINA on the raid Thai-relay the 15th of September Next, ~,,, 'wales, the Perms who maker the Tenderorrome Perron on hi, behalf, e avid, t; itrwer itAelr idler/ fv.. This day was published, A new EalltiOn, in Ts/to Volumes Octaudoirethlsdphsol and illus!rutians in the form of Notes, price 141. in boards, ,MEMOIRS of the LIFE et DAVID OAkt• IV-I- JOCK, Esc!. interspersed with Ch.wiacters and Anecdotes of the Theatrical ContAntporariet, the whole foiming a History of the Stage ; which includes a period Ot ill",rty-six years, By THOMAS DAVIES. 'hinted tot janrnan, Stitt, Reef, and Orm.., tiaterhster•row. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, • fNSTITUTED 1805; AND EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Insurance from Flee, and on LIVES ; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. rr'HE Business of the Company is now conducted at its House at the Cornerof Ludgate-Hall, in New BRIDGE.. MIME?, BLACKULTARS. Abatements are made, according to the plan whi c h or i g h iate d with this Company, on he Premiums of a Fire Insurances ou r or Lonoosr. A large advantage is aThawed on Life Insurance; And every facility is afforded by which the interest and azcom modation of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. • .. I • MR. PUTS. PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES, • Sreorro Eforzoirt This' day was published, dedicated, by permission, td Lord Gren. aided by Conirmnic.auon., from distinguished Mem-. bars of both novae, of Pa: liarnenr, in Throe 'Volumes, Octavo, price 71. 111. 6d. Iu beards, -IL GENUINE and' CORRECTED lIEPOAT of tie SPEECHES of the late Right Hbdourable WIL LIAM PITT, in the MOUSE of COMMONS, front his end trance in Parliament in rini, to the dos.: of the Season in 1805. Print.Nl for Longman, Hurst, Rees, abd Orme, Paternoster. r . row ;J. Hatch a rd, Pic ca dill y ; an d Black, Parry, and Ningsburyi ' I.t.adenhall-sireq. TO INN-KEEPERS. I'o BE LET, that w e ll- accustome d HOUSE t h e -A- LONDON INN, Exmouth; Devon, consisting of several sitting-rooms, spacious Drawing room, many good Iled-chambas and Garrets, Kitchens, Cellars, and Erewhouse ; a capital and commodious Yard, Coach-houses, and roomy Stables for up wards of thirty Horses, together with various •ther suitable cos veniencies. This Inn has been estab:ished seven years, and is very pleasantly situated at the entr anc e o f t h e town , whichl is be ' come one of the most frequented and fashionablawatering places in the west of England, and rapidly improving, so that with a little attention, peculiar advantages are likely to be obtained by the Landlord who may occupy the said Inn, which may be en tered on the 2d of November next. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STRUT, STRAND. VICTUALLING 01•FICE, Aqust 26, 1808. r HE . COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING •11- • NIS IkfAJESTrs NAFT,Is het-443:km Noti.v, That on Tuesday tie 6th of September next, they will be (pdy to receive Tenders io writing, (sealed up) and treat for such c pinkies of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal, as the respi;c -t ive Manufacturers of that Article may think proper to offer—one I ialf thereof to be delivered in a fortnight, and the remainder in s fortnight alfterwards. into Ms Majesty's Victualling Stores at • Deptford; and also for Two Hundred and Forty Thousand Gal. lons of WEST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, duty free, from 'Warehouses in which the sane shall have been bonded, into His llajesty's Victualling Stores at die Ports, and In the proportions ender-menticmed; one half thereof in a Month, and the remain. ' slain a Moth afterwards, Deptford 190,000 Gallons. Portsmouth 50,000 Plymouth. - 60,000 .2416,000 The whole to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. TRUSTM. His Grace the DUKE of RU fLAND, K. G. The Mast Noble the MARQUIS of Li.I...n.INGHAM, K. G. The Right Hon. the EARL of NORTHAMPTON. The Right Hon. the EARL of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. The Right Hon. the EARL of UPPER OSSORY. WILLIAM PRAED, Esq. SCRPPE BERNARD, Esq. FARMING STOCK insured at the reduced rate AlKlis l S ANN LiAL REVIEW, 1907.. This day was published, .. In Royal Octavo, the Sixth Volume, price One Guinea in extra boards, f THE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LITERATURE, for the year 1807. A. AIKIN, Editor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, the tat, 2d, 3d, 4th, and sth Volumes, either together or separate, price One Guinea each, in extra boards. *.• 'This Review comprises in one Volume, Accounts of all the Works published during the Year, (including a variety of vaa , luable Publications, which never find a place in any other Re* view) arranged into Chapters, agreeably to th•ir respective Sub. ..2Cti, and preceded by an Historical Introduction. It is partica ilarly adapted for the Library, and for Exportation. of 2s. per Hundred Pounds. The distinguishing pric.7iple of this Association is, that the Persons insured share Rrofits equally with the original Proprietors. No charge for Policies on removal from other Offices. I. T. BARBER, Managing Director. For further particulars, apply to Mr. George Walrond, Ex mouth ; where letters, post-paid, will be notiled. Exniouth, June 20, 1803. , r rO BE DISPOSED OF, three TIN SETS, of extensive limits, situate in the parish of Walkhampton, near Tavistock, Devon, on the skirts of the forest of Dartmoor, so much and jusly renowned fur the production of tin and cop per ore ; on which is a set of stamps, Smith's shop, working ma terials, plenty of water, &c. lately made a return, and now working on the load at an easy expence, with a quantity of tin stuff to grass. For which purpose an Auction will be held at Granby Russel'i, 'the Walk hampton Inn, on Monday the sth day of September next, by two o'clock in the afternoon. For viewing the same apply to Cornelius Endycott, at Kings head ; and for Particulars, to William Quint, Auctioneer, Fox hole-quay, Plymouth. The Conditions of the Contracts (which the parties are ex 7, petted implizitly to comply with) may be seen at the Secretary's N. IS Fa Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than One Tboosand Bags of Biscuit, or Ten Thousand Gallons of Rum ; Nor will regarkil lad to au reader is which the trice shall nes Is iissirisd is words at Itorth, or that 'hall set k deliwrekto the Board Were One *VW.. . the said Meaty the 6 th q Setteskr next, Iff. sales tie Perna who stake the Trader, or soave Perm as hit behalf, atteads, re aterrver what ealkd for. OFFICE FOR TAXES, Awe 99, 1808. DUTIES ON GAME CERTVIC4TE4. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS f or th e AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, That by an Act of 48 Geo. S. cap. 55, and passed on he Ist of June, 1808, it is enacted, That if any person shall, after the 39th of June, 1 808, use any Dag, Gain, Net, or other Engine, for the purpose of taking or killing any Game whatever, or any Woodcock, Snipe, Quail, or Landrail, or any Conies, in any part of Great Britain, without laving obtained a Certificate, as directed t y the said Act, every ouch Person shall be liable to the Duty of Three Pounds Three Shillings, and shall also forfeit the sum of Twenty Pounds over and above the said Duty. The taking of Woodcocks and Snipes with Netsior Springes, and the taking or destroying of Conies in Warrens" or in any en closed Ground whatever, or by any Person in Lands in his or her occupation, are excepted from the said Duty and the said Penalty. To obtain the Certificate required by the Act, every person intending to use any Dog, Gun, Net, or other Engine, for any of the purposes aforesaid, is to apply to one of the Collectors of the Asstied Taxes acting for the parish where such person resides, tad on Payment to him of the proper Duty, and a Fee of One Shil- Lig, will receive from him a printed Receipt, ackaowledgingsuch Payment, which Receipt such person is to deliver to the Clerk to the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes acting for the same Dia triet„ for the purpose of being exchanged for the Certificate signed by t he said Clerk in the form required by the said Act, and which said Clerk is to deliver without fee. The necessary printed Receipts and Certificates are now in the beach of the respective Collectors and Clerks of Assessed Taxes, in every District in England and wales, to whom rcapectively every. person will make his application before he can exercise the privii.ges mentioned in the said Act. THE DVTII'S TO BE PAID ARIL AS UNDER; VIZ. For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where the Servant pays the Duty—Duty One Guirea,and One Shilling to the Collector : and to have a Receipt marked A. For every Game-keeper being an asst swel Servant, where the Master pays the Duty—Duty One Guinea, aad One Shilling to the Collector: and to have a Receipt marked B. 'For every Game-keeper, not being an assessed Servant—Duty Three Guineas, and One Shilling to the Collector I and to have • receipt marked C. For every Person, not being a Game-keeper—Duty Three Gui neas, and One Shilling to the Collector : and to have a Receipt marked D. On delivery of which Receipts to the Clerks, Certificates hat ing corresponding marks will be delivered. Br Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. VALE OF AYLESBURY. TO PE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, E MANOR and LORDSHIP of BETLOW, in the County of HERTFORD, and three capital Freehold Mtiry Farn-s adjoining to each other, and containing together .about se n hundred and fifty-six Acres of rich Meadow Land, toi.axte at to-st list antes hoot the Town. of Trigg, Aylesbury, an ! Leigl fun tirexard in the County of Hens, and within foul z .' a of th- Orard Junction Navigable Canal, 37 miles from I t - Pao tutants held from year to year. ts.. }state and further particulars may be had by ,s.r4. Graham, Kinderly and Dolayine, uncon's Chapman, fiftchen, Hats. • 4-11; ROYA V JF.NNERIAN SOCIETY, Under the Patrora,;e of their MAJESTIES and the ROYAL FAMU.Y. Salisbury-square, August 19, 1908. T HE Royal JenneriAn Society, for the extermina tion of the Small Pox, baying received information, that considerable alarm had been excited by reports of supposed fai lures in Vaccination at Cambridge, requested the favour of Mr. Ring and Mr. Blair to proceed thither immediately, for the pur pose of investigating those reports. In this request of the Society the above Gentlemen readily acquiesced; and they have since laid before the Board of Directors a particUlar statement, of which the following is a general Abstract: General Result of an inquiry into the unfavoura'ile .Reports concerning Vaccination at Cambridge, by the D:pdtation of the Royal Jennerian Society, August 5, 16013. The Small Pox has been very prevalent and very fatal at Cam bridge, for ten weeks Rut : during which period a considerable number of children, vaccinated at different times, have been much exposed to the infection of that disorder, which they have perfectly misted. In many instances, however, the Small Pox was supposed to have oieurred after Vaccination; in some of which all eoubts had been removed ; but sixteen eases were deemed still descrying of investigation. These cases may be divided into two classes : one, containing those in which there was no regular and complete Vaccination ; the other, those where the patients have not had the Small Pox. In some instances, Vaccination did not take place in a satisfac tory manner ; yet these were reckoned among the failures in Vaccination, by persons who were prejudiced egainst the prac tice. lo several examples there was only a festering of the arm ; or the pock was essentially injured, and the security of the patient thereby diminished. In others, which fell under the observa tion of two respectable practitioners at Cambridge, and of the de putation who accompanied them, the Chicken Pox was mistaken for the Small Pox. In confirmation of this remark, it is necessary to state, that the Chicken Pox, as well as the Small Pox, has for some time been, and still is, very prevalent at Cambridge. In two cases the patients were inoculated for the Small Pox in the manner of a seton, " by a bone -setter, who was formerly a grocer," together with two of his own children ; and a festering of the arms was produced. About a month.ago, when the Small Pox appeared in these four cases, and proved fatal in one of them, he was applied to; and then, and not till then, he pretended that he had trot inoculated the children fur the Small Pox, but for the Cow Pock! When a child seas inoculated for the eow Pock without effect, and afterwards successfully inoculated for the Small Pox, this was represented to be a failure in Vaccination ! and when ano ther child, who had been vaccinated, was afterwards seized with a for.r, without eruptions, this also was represented to be a fai hire in vaccination! Having such prejudices to encounter, it is no wonder that the failures in this practice at Cambridge were supposed to be fre quent; hut, after a minote and careful inquiry into the circum stances NI hich had excited so general an alarm, it did not appear that a single case of the Small Pox occurred there, after regular and complete Vaccination. In this inquiry the Deputation of the Royal /ennerian Society wee assisted by two eminent Surgeons of Cambridge who have had a considerable share in the ?ractice of Vaccination, one of them having Vaccinated Three 1 housand Persons. The Notes of every case which had been submitted to the Deputation were read to the parents themselves, or the parties concerned, to pre- vent the possibility of a mistake. JOHN RING. WILLIAM .BLAIR. A particnbr statement of the cases of supposed failure here al luded to, and the original minutes on which that statement is feended, may be inspected by any medical man, on application to Dr. Knowles, Resident inoculator of the Society, at their Cen tral House, No. 14, Salisbury-square. By aver of the Board of Dir:ctors, CHARLES MURRAY, Sectetury. SMITH'S PURIFIED LEMON JUICE. AN elegant and convenient preparation of that wholesome Fruit the Lemon; and is - acknowledged by the first persons of respectability to be superior to any thing of the sort ever offered to the Public. It is peculiarly adapted for tge use of private Families , Captains of Ships, Hotels,Travellers, &c. It is the Genuine LemonJrice only; but deprived of those particles or feculences which so easily diepoie to fermentation, and by, which it retains its original acid and aromatic flavour, atil pot, sesses in full perfection all the good qualities'of the recent Juice. Prepared only and sold by F. SMITH, Chemist, No 2E, Hay market. Sold also by John Bell, Chemist, Oxford-street; Bacon, Oxford-street ; and Bolton, under the Royal Exchange, in bottles of 2s. 6d. 4s. 6d, and Es. each. DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton-b u ildi ngs , Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) continues, as usual, to attend Patients of both Sexes, in the different Species of this Complaint, in own and country, viz. Anasarca, or Dif fused Dropsy; Ascires, or Dropsy of the Abdomen ; and Hy drothorax, or Dropsy of the Chest; as well as that peculiar to females. The numerous cases of this disease, from six years of age to eighty, which have been removed by Mr. Lux inoore's Method of Treatment, after all other means had proved inefficient, were generally accompanied with gouty, bilious affec tions, livid countenance, extreme debility, dry cough, and labori ous breathing, preventing sleep, except almost in an erect posture, and many after having been repeatedly tapped. No Letters, unless post paid, will be received. This day was published, in ectayo, price 48. A LETTER to Mr. KEATE, Surgeon-General to the Army. By ROBERT JACKSON, M.D. Sold by John Murray, No. 33, Flect-street, London ; and by all or: - er Booksellers. Of *hom may be had, lately published, by the carne Author, 1. A SECOND LETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of MI LITARY ENQUIRY. Svo. price 2s. 6d. 2. A SYSTEM of MEDICAL DISCIPLINE for ARMIES; Bvo. 12s. 6d. THE PEERAGE! rrHE Public are respectfully informed that a very superior COMPENDIUII PEERAGE, under the tide of a BIO GRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS, including particularly the Parliamentary and Family History of Contempo rary Peers, and many useful particulars never before Introduced into a Peerage, will appear on Thursday, the 25th of August, by the Authar of the Biographical Index to the House of Commons, in a similar, but thicker volume. in giving orders to Booksellers for this Work, it is necessary to be exact in describing it as Wilson's Index to the Peerage, or meagre and very inferior Works may be substituted in its place. HISTORY. This day was published, printed in demy 12mo. similar to Ma vor's Nepos, and Blair's Class-Book, illustrated by a large Map, price Gs. bound, and lettered on the batk, ANCIENT HISTORY for the USE of SCHOOLS; exhibiting a summary View of the Rise, Progress, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of Tilt VARIOU , NATIONS Or ANTIQUITY, from tL• .arliest Records of Time to the Fall of the Roman Empire. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cambridge; Master of the Free Grammar School at Ravenstomiale, in West moreland ; Author of the Grammar of History, of the Ai cheologia Grzca, &c. &c. &c. Primed for Men ARO PuttLirs, No. 6, .Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may Ow be had, 1. The GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISYCLRY, by maatut of which that important branch if knowledge may, for the first time, be practically taught in schools. By the Rev J. Roanisox, price 2s. bound in green. 2. Moncata }lib-roar, from the Age .of Cjtarlemngne to the end of the Year 1206, on the plan of the aboic-described Ancient History. By the Rev. J. Rom N 50N, price 6s, bound and lettered. 2. UNIVERS.% L HISTORY, Ancient and Modern; by W. Mayo', L. L. O. tke. &c. &c. in Twenty-five portable Volumes, price, on fine and large paper, 61. ss. in boards ; and, on common paper, 51. in boards. • • .Atty Volume, or particular History, told separate)! at 57.. meat is. per Volume. ' This flay was publisbed, price St. Inscribed to Sir Walter Farquhar, Ban. M. D. F. R. S. neat)? printed in I 2tuo. on a fine wove demy, I'HE NEW MEDICAL COMPENDIUM, con -a- side?ably enlarged and improved ; being a complete and ex plicit Guide to kbannacy, &c. &e. as far as Instruction be wanted, or may be obtained in families. A glossary of abstruse, but no indelicate terms, is inserted ; as also a copious Index : to gether with a very interesting and useful Atcount of Mineral and other Waters. By D. COX, Chemist to his Majesty. Printed for Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater loster-row, London; Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin; and sold by dl ether Zooksellers. Also at the Author's Elaboratury, Olou coster. N. B. The Appendix, containing the different Formulas of the New London, Edinburgh. and Dublin Pharmacopeia', &c. tnat b.: had separate, price 21. On Thursday September Ist, will be published, To be continued quarterly, price 25. 6d, No. 3, of THE REVIEW of PUBLICATIONS o f ART, containing Criticinns on Treshams, Ottley, and Tomkins's British Gallery, Ankersmith's Portrait of Dr. Johnson, Britten's Catalogue, &c. of the Corsham House Collection, Lyson's Magna Britannia, Britannia Depicts, Boydell's Shakespear, Holloway's Raphael Cartoons, Gars Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca, Engravings to Du Roveray's Homer's Odyssey, Conclusion of the Water Colour Exhibitions, Case of,Grignion. Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-street, and may be had of every Bookseller in Town and Country, as also the two former Numbers, price 2s. 6d. each. THE SATIRIST, No. XII. On Thursday, the Ist September, will be published, price 2s. 6d, with a Caricature of Miller's Ass e s, N o . 12, o f T '1 -1E SATIRIST, or MONTHLY METEOR, containing Miller's Asses; Remarks on Bacon's Statue of King William—The Dawn of Spanish Liberty—The Cantab, No. 6.—Strictures on Cobbett—Character, No. 12.—. Tables of ' Adultery Surrey Institute--Joc Oar Biography—l.ad s of Metal— Winch(Winchester Landlord—Notorious Fashionable Character—So. ciety for Suppression of Vice—Sir Francis Baring—An Old Adage illustrated—The Loiterer, No. 6—Politics--Fashionable Society I —The Penitents. ANECDOTF.S, EPIC:RAM,. &c.—The downfall of the Satirist; Epigram on Fox's History; Lord and Lady; Lady S. and Mrs. P ; Masked Ladies; Epigram to Lord S.; the Magnanimous Margin; Epigram, do. ; Methoclistical Veracity. RtVIEW or PUBLICATIONS.—FOX 9 S History; Memoirs of Sir R. Phillips ; an Essay on Government ; Murray's Inquiry on Characters of Nations, and the Progress of Society ; Spence's Agriculture the source of wealth, &c. ; Memoirs of Countess of Alva; Cowper's Translation of Milton's Latin Poems ; News paper Comparative Criticisms; Theatricals; Comparative Cri• ticisms. Printed for Samuel Tipper, S 7, every Bookseller in the Kingdom. Ot whom may be had, the ten first Numbers, in 2 vols. 131. each, in boards, or 14s. 6d. half bound. :, and sold by GLORIOUS CAUSE OF PATRIOTISM IN SPAIN! Too's New Political and Humourous Caricatures, price onlylso each in Colours, equal to any sold at four times that price. 'T'HOMAS TEGG, Caricaturist, Wholesale and ± Retail, No. It 1 , Cheapside, nearly opposite Bow Church, Cheapside, takes the lib rty of Informing the Public that he has recently published a variety of interesting Caricatures on the above animating subject, and is daily adding to h.s Collection. It is a well known fact, that when the Tyrant of the Continetxt threatened to invade the shores of Britain, a single Calle - 40ft did more to awake the energies of the people than fifty laboured Pamphlets. Ail opportunity now offers for Merchants, Captains of vessels, &c. to circulate these entertaining articles in Spain and Portugal, among the brave deliverers of their country. As T. Tegg employs the first Artists in the line of Caricature, and sells his Prints at least 50 per cont. cheaper than any other house in London, he hopes for a continuance of that liberal pa tronage he has hitherto received. ' N. B. The following among many other Popular and-Patriotic Caricatures, were published last week, viz. Ist. We fly by Night; or, King Joe off with Booty.-2d. King Joe on kis Spanish Dorkey.—.3d. Horrid Visions; or Nape napp'd at hat.-4th. Pope Joe readying a Treat of Spanish Olives.—Sth. Sanno, *alias Joe Butt's t ntertainnient, or. taking Possession of his New Government.--6th. SPANisa —7th. King Joe's Reception at Madrid.—stth. King Joe'sitetreat from Madrid.--9th. The Secret History of Crim. Con. 1 4 1lis last Caricature is engraved on two Plitt% ) and esteemed a mar tcrpieee in this line'. The above, and nearly 1000 others published and sold at 11. each by Thomas 2't:gg, nearly %potties Sow Church, CheVe s • PROVIDENT INSTI TUTION, Specially empowered by Act of Parliament, for the Insurance of Lsvas, and the oitxr4t and enacuitsx of ANHUI rus, Southa.npion-street, strand, London. PLESIDZSIT ' The Most Nobi, the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. viex-eustratrs. Marquis of Salisbury, Viscount Chetvrynd, Earl Temple, Viscount Duncannon, Vistount Bulkeley, Lord Braybr,oke. TRUSTEES. Marquis of Pucklngham, Sir John C. Turner, Lord Braybrooke, William Praed, Esq. Scrope Bernard, Esq. r T I HM Directors apprize their connections, that the Duty on Policies of Life Insurance will commence on the ibtli day of October next, until when Policies will be issued by this Office, free 01 any expence whatever. Mitaxxxr Men insured at this Office are not charged with any additional premium, unless called into actual service. J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. PRIZE WINE. FRENCH PORT-- .A Witte that will, if merely tasted, totally supersede the driaking of Pot tugal Wine. It possesses all its richness, with the strength and flavour of Claret, and, although the Captors submit to a disposal' of It at a low price rom the quantity on hand) the Purchasers will by no meant it inferior to any Frenpli Wine. - • Thousand Dozen to be disposed of, at Ms. per dozen, with $l7O dozen of Madeira, at 755. per dosen, bottles included.. Applications to be made to Mr. A. Tod, Army and Prise Age e t, No. 3A, Great Tifton-street, Dean's Yard, Westminster. USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLE: QTAIIIS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Frult, Coffee,•Hops, Mildew , and every Vegetable Matter are en tirely removed from Table Linen, Leather Breeches, ° Cottons, Mogan., Lace and other Articles of Dregs, by liIIDSON's CHEMICAL BLEActingo LIQUID: it also removes thi above Stains from Ladies' Buff Dresses, without injuring the Buff Colour, and restores all kinds of Linen to their original whitene,,s,• when discoloured by bad washing, disuse, or long sea voyag,s, without any injury to the texture of the cloth. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, Hay market, London ; s o ld a l so b y Sh aw and Edwards, 65, St. Piul's Church-yard; Diccy and Co. 10, Bute Churchyard; &e'er, 4, Cheaps . ide ; Edwards and Penny, Licerp a 801 l stod Smyth, Dublin; Wolstenholme, York; Peek, Hull; Baxter, Edinburgh; land the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom In bottles at ss. Ss. and 2s, each.