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I , ,i441.1' • "i• .. 1 / 1 1 ,ct t 16.4.4p01:11;.. Wilma 7341] ... .. __- NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDEN. • ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 17,1810, will be acted the Comedy of THE' SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Mr. Strickland, Mr. EGERTON ; pinkly, Mr. BRUNTON; Jack Meggot, Mr. FARLEY ; Ranger, Mr. JONES; Bellamy, Mr. CLAREMONT , Tester, Mr.SIMMONS. Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. WESTON ; Clarinda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Jacinths, Miss LOGAN ; Lucetta, Mrs. GIBBS. To which wiU be added the popular Pantomime of MOTHER GOOSE ; or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS; Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Clown, M. RIMALDI ; Sailor Boy, with a Hornpipe) Miss WORGMAN. Columbine, Madame LOUIS. he doors will be opened at half past 11%4, and the Play begin a: half past six. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the new Lox-Office in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from ten till four. Bax..s 76. Second Price 31. Gd. Pit 3s. 6d. .Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 21. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second Price Gd. On W ednesday, Speed the Plough : with the Widow's Choice. TO THE PUBLIC. A mgincAt and CHYMIqAL I.EC PURRS at Dr. ANDER SON's LABORATORY and LECTURE ROOMS, No. 47, FRITH-S l'R EKE, nR...ADAMS will be g irt his COURSE of LEC TURES on the INSTITUTES and PRACTICE of ME DICINE, comprehenlling that branch of the Materia Medica, on.the Bth of October, at Eight o'Clock in the morning.- ii Dr. ANDIALSON scothineucv his Lectures on ebra4llll% Including the Pharmaceutic pin 9f the Materia Medica at Nine o'Clock on the same day. A Prospfetts and othvr particulars may be had of Dr. Adams, No. 2, New Bridge street ; of Dr. Andason, 47, Frith -street; add of the Medical Booksellers. is EELONY. TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. ABSCONDED under a Charge of FELONY, Pr. JAMEi ROBERTON, near all feet Mall, akti retld'sh face, brown but not dark bah.. and downlooked, steel and coarse leatured, and a little pitted with the email-pox, and ad years of age. }l,: was lately Surgeon of the Middlesett He speaks with the Scntch accent. He lardy resided in Leices ter-street, Leicester Fields, and last at No. 11, in Old Buriingz ton-street. He sailed from Grastes4ml on board the Pacific Fishing Boot; (owner Harris of Barking.) with Captain Barnett, on Saturday - Night, the kith, of Sunday Morning the 9th instant, under the false name of James Bishop. In case of his not being permitted to land in Holland, and rcturning to tMs country, or WC 011/4. DIVE) GUINEAS will be ininusliately paid to any person who • will lodge the said James Roberto'', in any of his Majesty . * Gaols, by application to the Public Ofliee, Great hiarlbnr•ogh• street ; or to Mr. Philip Hurd, Solicitor for the Ball, Temple. London. THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED . ctrrLray. THOMAS - GILL having invend a PROCUR, by which he can give to STEEL a VAREINESi and ITRENG whichlifilitist fits it to RECEIVE add 'hi rat is tl POI NT or EDGE of EXQUISITE DELIC.ACr, and peculiarly adapted to 'dee purposes, or) as to form SURGLONS . IttsTausteNTs; GRAVERS and ETCHING NEEDLES, for Artist s; FENKNIVES,SCISSAKS, NEEDLES, &c. offal LINE WALLED TEUrtn—must respectfully offers to the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and the Public in general, a great variety of those Articles, made at His MANtt- FACTORY for FINE CUTLERY, No. 89, ST, JASIES's-STREF.T, opposite to PAt.t.-MALL, Lomnos.—liVhere may likewise be had, LOVG-CELEBRATED WARRANTED SWORDS, GOO!, Pistils, and Arms and Accoutrements of every description, wholesale, retail, aad for exportation. SAINT J AMES. WESTPdiNSTER, Septeinber. 11110. TO BU'l*CligßS. • ANY Butcher willing to serve the Workhottse hi Poland sactt, and Pat l.'s School of Industry, in Mop. street, Golden-square, in the said Parish, with MEAT for nee • year, fres* the elst day of September instant, may deliver Pro. posals in Writing to the Governors sod Directors of the Poor, i.; the Vestry Room of this Parish Chu-ch, on Friday, the 21d day of September iiistant, at the hour of twelve o'clock at odd precisely, consisting of the following Joints and Pieces of the bed Ox Beef and Wether Mutton : '1 kin and •1 hick Fi:•tiks, Veioey Pieces, Liu lock and. Mouse Buttocks together, the hones to be taken out ; Clods and Leg of Mutton Pieces. the whole Made- Imam to be taken out, Middle Ribbs and Chucks, the whole bone to Is.l taken out of the Mucks, and blade-bone to be taken out of the Middlo Rib; Brisket, bone to be taken out= Legs, Shoot. den, and Necks of Mutton; Legs and Shins of Ox Beef at per S. it, not to wisish less than SOlbs.; the Mutton. Beef, sad S'aoitielers of Veal. ft: r the OfSeers' 'fables, mud one Shoulder of V. al every Sundzl fir the Sick Poor in the Workhouse, to be weighed- in with the other Mat and Beef; Suet at per stone, to be delivered free of expenec ; the weekly consumption at baths liouses, Meat about 220 stone, and B?cf Suet to stone. Further particulars may belnown, by anlying at the Clerk's Office, No. SO, Poland.street. , By order of the Governors and Directors of the Poor, ' J. DAWSON, Cloik.• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4,-r:a 27, IMO. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of Ith• MA JESTn ORDNANCE, do lirrely give N:tic:, With the utmost concern, the Proprietors feel themselves compelled to make this address to the justice of the Public. In 33 appeal to the Toxn at the close of the last season, a foil and distinct description was given of the alterations proposed to be made in the new Theatre. This appeal was honoured with the grneral approbation of a very crowded audience; and the Pro prietors, on the faith of this approbation, at a h. avy additional expeare (which they could but ill afford), have completed dose alterations. That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mallon or before Monday, the 17th day of September next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE fur the Ordnance Horses stationed hi the foUow•lhg dibtric:t, viz. NORTH BRITAIN. ' NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, exclusive of WAR LE V. SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM. SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, and CHRISTCHUR CIL COUNTRY SCRIVENER. AfOislEY NEGOTIATIONS undertaken by a A Person of undeniable Character, who bath grew resoorcet, and who will he found a desirable AGENT to NOBLEMEN. GENTLEBIEN, MERCAN FILE PERSONS of the higher Class, temporallypreasecl. unnos privacy may be fully re lied upon ; aad Letters, having the pustaz2 paid, addressed to M. G. WiLaa4nAls, Post-Office, Gloucester, will be most ex plicitly answered. The new Theatre (with much more space in the public boxes, and general accommodation in every respect improved) is now reword to the same arrangement with that of the old Theatre before the fire—and the Public certainly will not desire that the Proprietors, with all their additional heavy incumbrantes, should be reduced to a more disadvantageous situation than they stood in before that afflicting calamity. There is not one more annual bar now, than there was in the old Theatre, and to thatnumber fir inoy years there never was heard the slightest objection. Tlie Proprietors throw themselves on the characteristic justice and li , icrality of Englishmen, and in return for the great anxiety, espenee, and responsibility, which they have cheerfully encaun tred in order to contribute, on an extensive scale, to the Thea trical Entertainments of the Metropolis, they respectfully solicit th,!patronage and support of the Public. PIFUNCIPLES OF BANKS AND BANKING. This day were published, in octavo, price 9s. THE PRINCIPLES of BANKS and BANK ING-1- ; of Money as Coin and Paper; with the consequences of an exces,ive issue of Bank Paper on the National Currency, Course of Exchange, Price of Provisions, Contrnotlitles and fixed Income. In four Books. •, • WESTF.RN.—WOOI.WWII withlts Depeadchcies. WARLEY and CHATHAM. For a period of Six Months from the Ist of Octolv.2r next. The Forage to be furnished in Rations, consisting as hereafter may from time to time be required, either of By Sir JAMES STUART, Bart. Printed Car I. Davis3B, &sex -street, Strand. This day was published, A SERMON preached at the Parish Church of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe, and St. Anne, Blackfear3, on Tuesday in 'Whit <irn-Weelc, June 1.2, 1410, before the .ociety for bliOiionv In Africa and the Eau; instituted by Members of Clinch, being their Tenth Anniversary. By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, I). Du 101bs. of Oats, ;lbs. of Oa's, 2lbi. of Hay, and or of 14Ibs. of Hay, and b:bs. of Straw, Bibs. of Straw. And =it be delivered at the respective Stztione at the expence of the Contrac-nr, w!sis i 4 also to turnibh such Horr.eg with Oats of 311)s. per ration as may be billeted nithin tits DiNtrict for which lie contracts. • DISPUTE AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. QTOCKDA LE, 'JuniOr, No. 41, Pall-Mall, respect faily informs theloublic, thht the Account of the renewed Contest, with all Letters, Jeux d' Esprit, &c. connected there with, will be published on it. termination, a. a Supplement to 'ln! COY/NT GARDEN lOUS NAL, which contains all the former proceedings, with vaiious Interesting and amusing documents. and four beautiful Views df the Exterior and Interior 6f the New 'theatre; in 17 Nuttiltets; price 1.. t d. each. or Proofs on Royal Paper 2s. 6d. Communications will be thankfully received. PARMESAN CHEESE—A considerable I ration Rua just been received, and is now on Sale Bart° Valles Warehouse, 21, St. James's, Hay-Market. . . CHEAP FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR BATH. 'To BE LET, completely Furnished, a Good FAMILY HOUSE, within a few miles of BATH, mitt d in ail rrspr.cts as the Residence of a Family of the first %arena. bility ; with a smag or brge Quantity at Land, as 'nay be pre. ferret'. Also (nue property) fur Sale, a very beautiful Estate In South-Wales, and a capital stone-built Mansion in Fitzroy-square: Particulars of Messrs. Browne and Co. Auctioneers sod Ea:aid Agent., 41, Suuthampton-row, Russell-square. Also the Rep , ,rt of the Committee to the. Anutiati Meeting. hat ell the smne and a List of Subscribers a 4 Ilasefactor4, - Published for the Society by L. B. Seeley, 10, Pleet-4treet ; and J. Hatcard, Booksel2ers to the Queen, Picevlillf. ?roposali may be delivered orparately ew jointly for tie° or mor.2 0: the said District.; and it it expected that the Contrac. or ► h at! r.2ceive the St ade Dung that d 'ring the period of this contract . maiNaFcumulate, making au allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. WANTS a Situation as Woit'Eri' A single yOung Man. in a Hotel. Tavern, Coffee House, or an Inn. No abjection to the Country.—Letters (post paid) addressed to T. M. Coach and Horse• , ,Kingston-on:l'llamea, wilt 1w duly attended to. . This day was published, ASTATEMENT of FACTS delivered to the GovltNutt GENERAL of INDIA on his Arrival at MADRAS. Price 31.6 d. . Further Particulars may be knoirn upon application to the Of ficers Cemounding the Royal Artillery• in each District, and alio at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mill aforesaid, any day, between die boors Of ten and four o'clock, when the Proporals must be &Averts" staled up, and endorsed " -Proposals for Forage ;" but IF) 'Pro l ioaid can be admitted after the.sahl 17th of September next, at derive o'clock at neon of the tame day, neither will any '('ender he noticed unless the Party making it or an .I;;ent in his behalf shall at tend.—By Order of the Board, • " This Statement is by. Mr. PRTRIR, and We MOST CORDIALLY RFCOMMEND IT TO iiiC PeRUSAL or nue Resneaq. It is cha racterised thoughout by moderation, good sen4e, awl a fi cling of duty. We have seldom read a narrative, which, on the first face of it, looked so much like truth. We have not the shadow, of doubt that, If his advice had been followed, every tOtpleiaant . occurrence which bas happened in India might have been egee • tually prevented."—Edinburgh Rev. N 0.32, P:1::c.:; 09. Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-NUL - - SALE OF DEVONSHIRE cArrLE AND NEW LEICESTER SHEEP. R. ANNUAL. SALE of TRULY iva %VELL-Bit ED STOCK will commence at Ten o'Clock, on MONI)AV, the ibt of October, at the Fartnizrd, near Ilevedley, nine miles from Klildermlnater, and eight from. Ilridgoirth, where there will ino•sold (without reserve) gear ' Fifty I lead of Pure and Higlo-bred North Devisn Cattle, about Thirty Cows and Heifers, in Calf to most capital Balls, Sox Oxoli, and Ten steers, well adapted to work or tofeed, and Four very valuable Bulls, nearly One Hundred Ewes and Theaves that are dercended . fromthe most eminent Breeders in the Coun ties of twice:ter and Nottingham ; and about Seventy Walters in an excellent state for turnips, or for the botcher. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Broker;, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Lottery are now on Sale at their Office, No. Ps, under the ROY AL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London, on their account. 5 Prizes of .CCO,OOO 2,000 - . 1,000 . • 500 . 00 50 - . 25 - - 15 - SCIIEME. 00,000 O,COO 5,000 5,000 2,000 2,500 72,000 R. H. CREW, Secretary. THE NAVY. This day was published, in a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views of great Victories, and a Chart, price 7s. Ga. bound and lettered; (a feW Copies taken on flue paper, price ius. elegantly litymil,) THE BRITISH NEPTUNE ; or, A History of the Rise, Progres, and Tritswiplis of the BRI HSI I NAVY, from the Time of ALFRED to the GLORItMS VI 2 I'OR Y of TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anecdotes and Nntires of the sitcces.sivit IMprovements in Navigation, Ship Building, and Naval 'Tactics. By WILLIAM BURNEY, A. M. _ _ c.lu LION AGAINS UNLAWFULLY SENDING, CAR. RING, AND CONVEYING LETTERS. GEIVIERAL POST OFFICE. B " the Act of the . 42d Geo. 111. 81.. it is en4cted, That no Person whatsoever shsH send or cause to be sent, testier or deliver in order to be sent, otherwise than by the I , 3st, or by the authority of the Post Master General or his Deputies, or to the nearest or most convenient Post Town, to b: from thence forwarded by the Post, any Letters, on pais of forfeiting for every offence to be recovered with costs by any Pers•nt who will inform and sue in any Court of Recorl at NV' ittnin • ster--one moiety to the King. and the other to the Informer. _ io • . 4,400 i. . VALUABLE MARSH LiND, OUL'ION, SUFFOLK. By Mr. KING, At the King's Head Inn, at Decries. in the County of 9offolk, on SAt tir.lay, September 29, 1,410, at Two,' iti the Afternoon. A BOUT 120 Acres of FREEHOLD MARSH L.INO of very superior quality. situate in the Parish of 'Otdtou, Suroik, adjoining the River Wavoney, and opposite to Burgh Steidle, with a Drainage Mill erected thereon, draining the whole of the above-mentioned Estate, and tie of the ada joinieg Mashes. For the convenienc? of Purchaser, the above will be divided into four Lots, of wineli i °suasion will be ens on the sth of January, 1611. Printed particulars, with the Conditions of Sete and a plan an netted, may be had at the under-mentioned places: the King% Head, at Beccles ; the Crown, at Lowestoft; the King's Head. Norwich; the Star, Yarmouth; at the 11.' we air a Uilitses at Messrs. lilagave and Walt:r, Solicitors Spuo.d's tun; and • Messrs. Owen and Hicks, Solicitors, Be;thit's Buildings, Lona dun; and may also be had of Henry Wyatt, Esq. of broil,. near Eye; and Mr. Thos. Wyatt, Solicitor, Bungay, Suffolk; and of the Auction, er, Mr. King. Ipswich. 20,0110 Ticker.. L200,00t) The Drawn in ONE DAY, the 19r11 of NEXT MONTH. jRAN6COMI3 ANI) CO.-I. SIVEWItIGHT, Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, respectfully ac quaint the Public they are now selling Tickets and Shares in the freatest variety or'lgnikbers, at their tntly Fortunate Offices. No. E. Cornhill ;1 , Holborn ; 3n, Haymarket, and '269, Strand. For the la3t seven years they have been Fortune's greatest Favou rho, and in the two last years only, they Shared and Sgld , r , Prizes of .cc2.o,ocio I 5 Prizes of £5OOO & £ JO,OoO 1 2 •. . £5OO Fc .k..1(.n0 The First . . . . 10,000 r 0.7,081 Prize of 500Tickete I The Last . . . . `25 . ,000 2,223 . . 100 Dirt. And ONLY . . ..• 40,000 Prize ever Sold or Shared. t vides 3,61 R, the Grand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or £24,765. And in the last Lotter ; alone, Ten Capitals. The only Lottery to'be drawn this year, will be 19th October et a r.cw plan, having five. Prises.of- £20,000, only 4000 Num krs, and not three Blanks to")Priiv. Master of the Naval Academy at Go4port, c. The National Importance of such a catupkte and compendious Work as the above-mentioned, will, at the precut muateut, he generally felt. _ _ The Editor has only to o'r,erve, that he has endeavoured throughout to inculcate a spirit of emulation, by means of which each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may he led to imitate the brightest examples recorded in our Annals; and he has 3i.40 in every part studiously blended Initruction with entertainment. . . Printed for RICIIARD PkilLl.lls, No. G, Bridge-itrort, Black friars; and sold by al the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Greenock, Fainuorti, and other Sea Ports. 01 whom may he had, by the sante Author, The NAVAL HEROLS of GREAT BRI i•AtN, or Lives of distinguished Admirals And Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake to Lord Nelson, with 24 Portraits and 6 Charts price 7s. ed. houu4 and lettered, or 10s. ed. on fine paper, elegantly bound. VVIFT and Co. Contractors with Government for v . the present LOTTERY, respectfully inform the Public, that ...I:ets and glares are selling in great variety, at their Offices, No.ll, POULTRY, N 0.12, CHARING CROSS, N 0.21, ALDGATE HIGH-STRF.E7, r. rll , y their Agents in the Country—The Prices are muck lower tr m in the last Lottery, and the Scheme, which.is highly ap- P'(Netl. contains an additional £20,000 Prize, With 1000 Nutn sers than the last. The Drawing will begin and finish 19th OCTOBER. SCHEME. 5 Prizes of £20,000 are .Cioo,ooo -- 9,000 -- -- 10,000 5 1,000--- 5,000 10 SOO 5,000 sO 100 -!- 2,000 50 go . 2,500 100 23 C,500 4,800 -- 15 ••••• •••••• •••••• 721100 4,U4 Numbers, X• 200,000 FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. In the LAST LOTTERY, No. 4,469, a Prize of ,e20,00e, acs told at SWIFT' and Co.'s Offices, In Sixteen Sixteenth !....1s besides sevecal Inferior Capitals. B UTLEKS.CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. lI EAUTY of Ceimt enance , an d r e gu l ar i t y o f Fea . toe% are 4lloird tp distinguish the British Fair; hut the ? : o Prietor of BIJ:FLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave h eLtni.ld his Cinntry-women that theinstre of their Charms loes half its inflbence rtEere the Tee& lie discoloured, or shew l r"ccon and tudusalthy appearance—eldils , the more inexcusable, 'the P. elm) t preparation affords the infallible means of removing every h:ztilidi of the enamel, and is safe In its application, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, excl.:sting away every imperfectibn, either in the colour, or the decay of the rra!:A of the Teeth, as rendering the.Brcath sweet and delecta Lk., and making the Gums or their pioper Shape and Vermilion hie; and a certain preventive against-the Tooth-ache. No corn pr,sition of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has cyst such universal app- ; and the Proprietor has • that it is in daily use Sold, wholesale t.nl torn4.l* of turgh Dublin; Prtooth ; 1:. b suRttfiy.—VALLIALILE INN, DWELLING HOUSFS, and • LANDS ADAP I'E.D FOIL BUILDING UPON. MEAT , 11,1. M AND NOR WOO D.—l .AN CMG. REDEEMED. By Mr. PF.YTON. At C;arraway's Coree-honse, eorntaill, on WO. nese..iy, the ut October, I RIO, at If a floe:, In 94 Lots, A VERY VALLTABI.F. ESTATE, comprising the WHITE LION INN, and sundry Housrs, Gardens and Lands, pieasartly satiate at Ktmukasn ; a beautiful Vdla and severaiDwdling lionK s, and upwards of IMO AcremQ most rxcellent Land, lying adjuiring tp the late Norwood Com• mon. and extending down to the itumedia•c vicinity of the Village of Dulwich. 'l'lais Custer Is part Freehold and part Cupyhold, Is situate In the Parishes of Streatham and Lambeth. anal withiu NZ milts el the Royal Exchange, posse.sing beautiful and extensive views of the Metropolis, and the surrounding Country, and is adtuirat4 adrpted for the ereetio:as of Villas, ornamental Cottages, &c. Specifications may be had one.ratotith previous to the sale, by applying to Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswelbeourt, Lin coln's Inn, lamalor.; Mr. Townly, Land Surveyor, Walworth, Surrey ; and at Garraw3y's. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. SUDEI.EY CAST LE, MANORS, and FR F.F./lOLD ESTATE. On Thursday and Friday, the 27'tb and .Nth of September, 1810, at Cheltenhantrin SO tots, (Unless previously disposed of in one Lot by Private Comic, of which due notice will be given), cIUDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive Maworts 4 LI of Sudeley anti Wincheombe, with 2268 Acres of Arable, ' Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying compact, well dm.. i itt bered and watered (the greatest part whereof is covered by • ' , I Modus in lieu of Tythes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile), . now let in capital and convenient Farms, with good Farm-houses, 7% Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites rendering it , "' one of the finest Estates In the County. Tbe Cas tle. i at a Mos derate expence, might be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion ; . and If sold in lots, the property is divided so s‘ to form several . - With beautiful situations and t for the re. ( agriculture at GEOGRAPHY. 1T is the least praise of the following series of Elementary Works of Geography to say, that they are better adapted than any other, as a means of teaching that us-ful science, the real fact lit lug that they form the only effective system that ever was contrived, by which persons of all ages ns.ty speedily and certainly attain a_clear and accurate knowledge of Geography; and Ist - the 'same time they claim a decisive pre-eminence, as the only practical course by which the Science can be successfully and easily taught in fuze Seminaries. T. The Ga.ssisa It Of GCOGItA PUT, with Mips,- &C. 9.1. 61. 2. The GI.OGIIA.iiICAL COPY BOOK, for tl tonne CLASS, containing fifteen outline Maps, to be filled-I . the Student, price 3s. • 3. The GEOGRAPIIICA L COPY Boon, for the SENIOR CLASS, containing prnj-ctions of lines of Latitude and Longitude for fifteen principal Maps, to be filled-in and finished by the Junior Students, price 3e. . 4. POPULAR GEOGRAPHY, consisting throughout of the most interesting and 'entertaining features of Geography, illustrated with sixty Engravings representing the manners and customs of Nations, &c. &c. price I!s. bound. All by the Rev. J. GOLL3IVIITH. DR. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS. 1 THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an impure state of the animal juices, which instead of nourish ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and derange the nervous fibres; this produces various comp Lints of a relaxed habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased state of the blood proceed the various maladies that embitter life, mar every present enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay. For these disorders Dr. FOTII I RC; 1 CS NERVOUS CORDIAL 1) n 0 et have been found the best remedy, the most powerful restorative, aril reanimating medicine; it has been proved an infallible cane for those whose health has seen injured in warns climates, or by close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have been fully confirmed in those infirmities which attack the young of either sex; and too often prematurely produce old age and all WFiretHANDS have ever been esteemed a l . the weakness?' connected with it. No medicine possesses such personal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every class of are essential to persons of rank. The. BANDANA SOAP, or i valetudinarians ; the cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving ; habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by. them the limbs the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness I acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and t o the bands which are constantly washed, with this Soap. Even I h e althy juicer, the spirits drooping and languid, become revived I n cases where the skin has been injured by labour or other vii r , and exhilirated, the different functions of appeti to and dipstion 'lt nwthe hardness and coarseness are effectually, Infallffity, and ! are promoted by it, as d the Whole constitution receives new Ige, permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness,d strength... This grand restorative of health c annot be re I and *OF and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any inended'with t , other means whatever. It is by experience only that any one can cate and to - form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. and those Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose Signature it bears, WO- ten d ons , . liars Widgets, No. 229. Strand, near Temple-Bar, Loudon ; and and even the Proprietors , as a further secutity,, beg than toe particular" Sold noticing, that the -0 , and . address If the Printer, E. Spragg, No.' affixed label and co rner Edinburgh Son, Dublin , Plymouth; ip. towiiii boa* . Printed for R ten AK!) kuiLL. PS, NJ. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to•be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books, with full allowance to the Schools. r Dr. 4 , • • .t such universal approbation; and the Propiietor bas to boast the Proprietors. as a further security., beg them lobe particular in nit is in daily use aßoyalty itself. noticing, that the name and address of (he Printer, E. Spragg, sold, wholesale Lnd rerst, by Mr. niftier, No. 4, Chealukrol No. ri, BOw-atreet, Covent-gardtn, is affixed to the &bet and r r n , t h .r of Paternostet-rovr; Baxter and Co. awl &Mils; Edin; wrapper. Ali others are couuterfeits. Sold by many respectable v . - and Glasgow; BOOT:, Portsmontiti; Newbery and Sou, Perratnery and Medicine Venders ` in Town and Country, price ahn ; Potka Tutuar,4l*ll; kluxlrod- and Hayden * ph, adds take. But it is at ail-sate! to bwpartkulkir hi luth an d i n • r.„._. . . , , .e.nattsir Mu l lici 9e vi se‘ l er . aild Reify mers. . rp pi ej=e caution. e dit W il l 'IA the 9rataa.affiraltoup 1 1 bozos at 1 , 1% 'A lt ai : alastallirof Mk teen yracdi4 • ,I:biese'.l" . tbaw,ti I 2.1. astl .: )Wisai Wi t .; • -. 3:6 Lr; 1 t „ attb... This grand restorative o f health cannot be reeme. and if sold in loto, the property is divided so as to form several eligible Estate% with beautiful situations and views ftt for the re. ed . with too much eagerness to tbelemale sex, in the deli. name.. of Gentlemen fond of agriculture at wen as of opulent Ind highly nervous state which is known to succeed childbed, Grazier s and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately been nod* hose peculiar Ind:Volition, of the' sex, which by want o f at - ro ~, are apt to pro d uct . the most f atal m a angering diseases , m thnimiles; property to Cheltenham, seven to Tewkesbury, ' kvebham and Stow, each 10 intim The estimated valuu Is up- ven death itself. 1 4'4000 per annum • Id wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, N. 4, Chapides, Iva l s y cif b e viewed - b.,. aeopi . II to Mr. Ittaarg Ireland, at tb o !T. of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter and Co. and. Smith. Lodge Dm, near Wittilboixube,•l4 whom printed ted "'Mentors; burgh and Glasgow ; Belem, Portatiolub ; New t:Wry ag h a map now behisd;.and4). at the Filia l .' • kg. hi Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Pklkhuid aod Harlea; - 1 Couttri:a i rthe Whist% Hart Hood, ;,at, tits: Odlic• et Allah ; and most Booksellers and M edic* Vfedors a 111 VW,- Ferrer and, Co. Lincoln's dm . ... !ail/ ,ht bottles st 4s. ad and 225. each. ipf - • 'fin be ' = w =n it :lll 6ll4 VOTIMIKOILL's FESIIALI ' 'llifilthtif4 eke it ~tf, .. • II , 74 ;4 = • • e 4(0. ~ ~..:. :•. ... ..! , • • i, ~ . I.)d t. ..;/V0"; 1 '•OI Ilitk • 1 11• - UO*V i t : it..4C 4 ol.ll . • • e( ..KIIMT,Vah• k ) frb 4 114 tifig .A Jai .141.1: Ltiiral .. • . . Untie; this law, a person carrying a Letter may inform against a person sending one. There is an exception in the Act a: to Lottters whi.:ll concern Goods scut by Common Corriere, so as they are sent It ;t:. anlfin tke teeter,. 1 •serl , •rfd with the. Get :TN.:4 hit?, or advaahlz for receiving or deliverfas. Carriers, Masters .f Stage Coaches, Coachmen, Owners, Mas ters or Comma:hien of Vessels, or Passengers, Watermen, and Bargemen, are liable to the penalty of L S, besides costs, for cam Letter which they shall receive, carry, or deliver, even without hire or reward. And to a Penalty of ftnn, for every week that suds practice shall be continued; and these Penalties may he sued for by any person who will inform. The Post Muter General hereby give Notice, that all persons acting contrary to law will he proceeded against with the most seventy, and due ercour 'gement will be anrded to persons who shall give information. Ey command of his Majesty's Pcst Master General, FRA NCIS F RERAI NC:, 114:rellary. TR A NPSORT OFFICE, Septa,.Ser 3, 1810. THE COMMISS lONE RS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTrS TRANSPORT SERVICE,for taliog Care .f SICK and IVOUNDED SEA -14 E N, and for 18e Care end Custody V . PRISONERS of WAR, do 4er.ty :ripe N.ti:e, That they will be ready at this Office on Tuesday, the 16th day of October, 1310, to reciive se-led Tenders, and treat with sad; Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in Health, at Dartmoor, for six months certain, from the Ist December, 1310. , No Tender he received Iper case 5V0..1 ea the day of irons" ow low,y actic.l, unhrs the party,or an arnt fir him, tersom•krattoolot: I . • lane Tender Dut ft Le ar.oiainanied la a Letter from Pao ' Ferma t ea . zaginz to Le.nrise Lvand nvith tie Psrscn taiderinz, in the ostas f Jetwoofir At dal fierArnsone: of the Contract. Farther pat tieular. ;ra j he known Ly oppllinz at this Ojee, Cr to Ciptaiy ectgr.p7e, D.srtsmoor, or Captain Rozers, Plyinwth.