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• .11.1n0011R1 • • far °V S . . 4 4 r .„ . _ _ mg. mom...a N • Brg 1)569. THURSD.AY, OCTOBErt 30, .0 PRIGS SEVE EAST--INDIA ROUSE, Waft? !9,1 517, covia . of DIRE(3ORS of the UNITED COMIUArre Atkin:HANTS of RAGLAND, tradia: *A! F.lSl' !XIII RS, A herd„ Tb.,t a Quarterly General Court of the said Company win be tluir House in I.eaaenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY. v.; :-ti, Ifi.ecnititc neat, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, fo r of declaring* DIVIDEND Iron► Midsummer Chri.temis nest, , JAMES COBB, Sect.tay. UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY FOR CHILDA EN, No. 5, St. Andrew's Hil , DIC , OII . Comm'm.. This day was ptih'i.hed r.e.tr 1i Re Vols. price 21s. Il t BRIDE 3 . 1.1 WIFT., Nevtl.—By Mts. MOSi, (late Henrietti Roaviere ) Au War of " I.tissinston y," " kle'rs of Cil eroy," 66 Peep at our Ancesture," " Irish " Arrivals from Inil:a." &c. Printed far .1. K. Ktsvn , an and Co. street. TLe folto‘vin A will a; p.-ar before eturustioas The Veiled Protectress; ur, 11:e Mys•erious Mother, by Mrs. Mreke, I VA, 'I lie Founull.ne of Devonsh re by Mi.s C.D. Haynes, t vols. !tuber:in:a by egherint. G. War I, • v ul, The bandit Clive!: or, Tio• I.wd. of Urv:no, a F. cr nance, 4 vols. Anti 11.1ohiti,-, by Mrs. Ilvrao, s:d elution, •2 vols. _ SEII SERPLNTS. A(UNE RA L MEETWG of the GOVT.:R MORS of this luS l l I'UTION will be 1.011.-n at the Dis pensary, on WIDN E i DAY , NO. sth, at rwelve o'clock pre cisely. HENRY RIC'HAIt DS, Secreta , y. %I' This Dianermary I. opened daily to afford Medical Assi.t ance to the n..et•ssitou, Poor. whose Children, in caws of d..evr, are rtilf•Ve on a fira applieatiau , wi•hont a recom:neudatim. Between June, 1811, when the Dispensary Vl'it Pinned, and Scpten.bee. 1817. la period of 15 months), no le , t ti ut := l4 t; Children have bPen a (mitred, of whom bur 41!,z - •, died TO THE EDITOR OP THE MEd Eta—As m •or have ervisihred the arenunt of the evumons get Serpent in Anwr.ca to he fabulous, the subjoinel arconnt which I lyre twit with in a Newspa:ler of may not be stnirc:Ttable to your 11113erl, and will per!iaps serve to rcurive their %looks on the sulojec/..—1 attt, Ike. " The frillswing account of the enormous Set Serpent, frovrn :4shore on one , of the Orkney [Janis 4 f w works ago, is c , ••olnunicAted by an intelligent Noon...dist resident at Edinburgh, to a Gentleman of Norwich : EifeT•l2VDl4 MUSE, litersh • :9, I art. nine COURT of DIRE at RS of the UNITED. ji- cuiPA.v?" t f• mießcHANTsej ENGLAND, trading the F.IST INDIES, de her* give avtice, llat tht. l'ramfer Books of the &ea Company', Stock will be ut on 'THURSDAY, the 4th December next, at Two o'Clock, CI I Y AUCTION MAR I', ea. CHEAP4DIt. T HE nious im or m ec en a se cth S e l; O r op C OK al f icl 4i, vat , ie l ty i s, i f ,i M uf i e s . c u e r l la rs - . Tra lennen, and others, w' o are comp-Bed by the heavy pees sure of the Times to force an immediate marker), consisting of evt•ry description of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY, HOSIEItY„ rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES sERT SERVICI.3. IFIA'FILEItY, FANCY CAIIINI. F. WARE, CU I ixi, Y, JAPAN-WARE, PLA FED C.:001):;, &c. &c. which ar • daily ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOA c, At the City Auctiol Mar, Ca, Chi-apsitle, continues in Increasing i attrsvion to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the ' reMecratnlity of the FstabliAtment li Inehly flatreting to t)e Pro• pri:nor, an , ! inures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of the periection of all the Property that passes through his hands. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven °Vlach. 1 On the 15th of November will be published, In I hree Volumes, I 2mo. • TALES OF WONDER, OF HUMOUR, AND OF SENTIMENT. By ANNE and ANNABEI.LA PLUMPTRE. Printed for Henry Colburn. Conduit-street. Of whom, and all 800k..-11:•ri, may hi. had, :Arty published,:he following highly pfpol w Works of Fiction: • I. Gt.:l,4i von ! ith Flit with a Preface, &c. 9 vols. El.-44. 2.:'d 0, lie Ity M. Benjamin De Constant, 7...—Di:to Freiih 3. °Donne!, a National 1 ale. By Lady Morgan, Third Edi tioti, 3 goi., xi. ts. 1. Rhoda. Ey the ingenious Author of Plain Sense, atui riiinys by their Right Namei, 4 volt. LI. 916 5. Edgar, a Nanonal Tale By Miss Appleton, S vols 6. Ta!er of Fancy. By Miss Burney, Author of Traits of Na ture, Clatentine, &c. 's. cd T. Olaretuinc. By Mi a lintney, la Edition, S vols. Xi. 1. /1 Jan.. lit France By Matlt:ne do vols. I-2s. P. HNman Nature, 3 v 014.181. 10. rite Heroine; or, Adventures of a Fair Romance Reader. By E. S. Barret, Esq. 3.1 Edition, 3 volc Iss. 11. Arnabel; or, Memoirs of a Woman of Fashion. By the Author of the Motirtray Family, 4 vols SI. Ss. 12. Ike Mou: nay Conn v, Edition, 4 Vol+. El. 44. Aop enrd again on U R SDAY, the January following; And that the Dividend Warrants on the sad Stock, due 0: 1 Sth January, will be ready to be dvlivertd on WEI)NES ay, me Ttla of the same Maria. 4. The &rpm, Marian: firagitur. of Pontoopidan, had hitherto been conlidered as a fabulous monster, and denied ' a local habitation and a name' by all scientific and systematic naturalists, who have af fected to pity the credidity of the good Bishop of Bogen. Ode of these, mqastera, however. (indig nant may 1 not say, at she scepticism of the disciples t she Linr.T in School), 1141, elf:cm:oly to prove its exis•ence, heen heroic en mgh t wreck himself on the Orkiey Islands. He cam:- ashore at Itothesholusour Rougam hay, in Stronsa, near to Sttearhrs. It was 55 feet long, hut the tail seemed to have been broken by dashing among the - rocks ; sis it is calculated tb have been 60 feet in the whole. Where thickest, it might equll Ole girth of an Orkney. horse, which, you know. is .t starved English poury. The head was not larger than a seal's, and had two spiracles er Mow has. Fr on the hick !thing down ettmerout filaments, eighteen inches long; Erie.: name described by Pontoppidah). se These filametits bear the most perfect reten -I,l4nce to tile silk •worni got, or 11)(144 sea-grass, used -in trouting. The monster had tome pair of Nos. or rather paws ; the first pair 5; feet long, with a joint at the distance of lour fe , .t from the body. Alas! a tempest halt she carcasep pieces before men and ropes could be collected ; and only a frainsent five f!et) of the back bone, and a whole p.m- are pre. serveJ. M. LAING, Esq M..'P. hig got att.! id to send them to our Univetitilty Mitlelna." JAMBS CUB, Saerrfe►y. SIX PRIZES OF 0110,000! t,TARTIN and CO. beg !core to remin4 their J 1 Fri e nds, that NEX I . FRIDAY WEF.K. the Lotter, be. Drzwing. Prizes of .€llo,ono Money and C0n..)1%, con huts part of the Scheme. Wuhin a short time MARTIN rd Co. sold No. 829 - 4074 617 And in a previous I.uttery No. !61 - a Prize of - 40,100 At No. 8, Coiwum., and 120. Ozvoin•sratzT. a Prize of • . C 20,000 10,0 0 u,OOO TO WAOOON- %I ASTERS, CARRIERS, COACH•MA& TERS. TAVERN - KEEPERS' anti °them OLD &STAB 1.6 H ED INN, 110TEl.and WAGUON-YARD in the Centre of the City. TO BE SOLD AY AIM I'ION, By WINsTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on Wednesday, Nov-roller 19, at Twelve, I HE BENEFICIAL LEASE, With Poss-.sion at Christmas. of Otte well known Ina and Waggon Yard, the WHITE. BEAR in Bagingliail street, many years established and enjoy eig a Runt petronage, comprising -iul'es of Apar:ments for Geitlemers. a enff:e It nom, with excellent Cel lars, and every convenience for conducting hu•iness with faeili y, a spacious Yard w:th Pr:ges of capital stabling, at prment 'occu pied by Messrs. Picisfor.'s; two Dwelling-houses, a Mesouage. Counting hou-e, Ste. which are let off to produce more than the Rent, the whole in most ezcollent repair. To he viewed by Cards only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Winstanley and dons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Mart. CA It ROLL. the Contractor. e..roestly solicits • th- Attention of the PuhUc to the n••ar approach of the citing of the Lottery, which will commence ou the Thia 414 y W. 14 pUb!if 11 IA Ilri. 6d. By Wit LIAM BLACKWOOD, No 17, lithces-Itreet, Edinburgh, RLACKVVOO WS MAGA. ZINE—OCTWIER, 1117. aa'f. SEVEN 111 OF NEXT MEIN cu. He is happy to perceive, frotn the rapidly-increasing Sale, the tsrAtt'on with which the Scheme is regarded. This, locked. fle 5 ,rpri.it,g, when i• Is coosidt red t h s: there are only 5.65 S L'.NKS,and 8,512 PRIZI4i, including SIX of £20,000 SCHEME. Prises of et.io,ooo 2 oso 15,000 2 1,000 5,0650 C 500, &c. fach of the Twn Prizes of Li 5,000 will have 555,000 more. Tickets and Shares are on sale at the efEees of G. CAaaOLL, e Contractor, No. 7, Cornbfll, and 2s, Oxford -street; at the ese appruecd Prices as in the I.ast Lottery, via. Prizes of Ticket . - dl9lO 0 £lO 9 0 I Eighth S 5 0 'Sixteenth - X 213 6 1 7 0 FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr A LLEN, privately taught, at No. i is, Sherrard-rreet, Gulden-squa-e, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplis'ement, or have not the modern style. Mr. Axi.xtes system of reaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an (flee , to acquire einAly •liat fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously. privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expense, with a reef evable set of Pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Orofet,ors of da:icaig taught the most elegant fancy dances, and thesupe.rior pars of the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. From the 1.:,t American•Fapers we add the foli , 2w. ing account of :4 pound Si' Serpent, bepPO put of the pr of the Great Sape,a, which has of late ()cc:hi:flied so much speculation ar o mas t h e Americans : re. 6,735, the last Plias of A 30,000, was told by CA anou. MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS, INCLUDINO six PRIZES OF ,Cuo,olol VIET and Co respectfully rec , .rnmend to the at tendon of the Public the Scheme of the tate Lottery, to :in on the 7th of NEX vto,- N - 14 . It consists o f y 7,iie Numbers ( l'wo Tickets of each 'umber), and con as SIX riz-s of £te,ooo, also 2ti whir C.api als, and in the ale V, Prizes, of *loch ra,700 will receive 412 each In men or th• holders of them mg take a second chance for all Capitals, having thereby the advantage of ewe Tickets for prix of One, or of One Picket for about otte-tbird of the IA swag • The Tickets and hares are selling in great.vatiety at SWIFT and Co.'s Oakes, No. 11, Pouvrar, No - 31, AL,IaCIATS No. 12, V —IIAILING•CROSII. I STILLIT I 'vere they sold, in the last Lottery, No. 424, a Prize of Al ,000, No. 7,895, a Prize of .E 20,000 in the preceding Lottery, and D. 2,656, a Prize of .229,u00 In the last October Lottery, ALL. I SHARES.—SWIFT and Co.'s great success in the sale of Lpitals of former Lotteries is well known. IR. JAMES'. POWDER and ANALEPTIC 1 1 11.1.9 continue to be prepared and said by F. NEWBERY Sone, No. 45. St. Paul's Church yard, London; and 29, le-its-etc, Dahlia; an d by their Agent, J. Sanger, No. 15C, for•d-st met. Aher Mr. Newbery's Affidavit, which unequivocally proVed quid share In the pmperty, as well u his powession of the 'zinal recipes, under Dr.'s:nes'. hand, for compounding these tdicines; die genuineness of which, to remove all possibility doubt, has been confirmed by the Wire, tests of chemistry experience, with the marked approhadon of some most yeetahle public bodies, it must elastic, appear, that Mr. New y never was an agent to Dr. James and hie family, any mere they were agents to him; and as an aaditional proof, If any Id be wanted, of his being from the beginning an essential y iu the concern, be may refer to an affidavit made by Dr, es himself, to counteract the designs oT a men Who pretended he had gained him In the prepamtion of his powder. In affidavit, (which was published in all the papers in January, 77), Dr. James deposed; " That be never bad employed this wan (a Mr. Hawes) in any part of the process; aid that be serer bad admit ed any person to be present at such process, Mr. Newitar, and his sun Robert Harcourt fames. ° • IL: proceedings in Chancery wise instituted(as already stated) tsntpel the performance of the sovenants entered Into by Dr. lit.: nod the Lord Chancellor, en dissolving the injunction, reed, "'That he considered the remedy for enforcing the syreements to be at law ; and offered the asoistar.ce of the Court to pace Mr. Newbery in a situation to try the question, if re quired;" owing, however, to the extraordinary conduct of • • R. O.D. lames, Mr. Ncwbery felt it expedient to exercise ri,ht originally vested in Mtn, of preparing, u well as vending medicines. FRANCIS NEWBERY. Si. PAW'S October IS, 11117. s o u Purchasers are requested to ask fur Dr. Ismees Powder Analeptfe Pills, prepared by F. Newbery, and to observe that camels 'waved In the stamps. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. By the use of Dr. BOERHAAVE's RED PILLS, a Medicine famous /washout Europe for the Cure of even/ Stage and Symptom of 'Certain Complaint. kls a melancholy fact, that thousands fall "has to this horrid disease, owing to the unsidifuhiees of Mi lne men, who, by an impreper treatmen! of this direful call. 4, nut nufrequestly cause time foul Ulcerations and Blotches 11 :h so soften appear on the head, face and body, with dimness the sight, noise in the eon, deafness, strict arcs, obstinate ;Wets, nits on the stie bones, ulcerated are throat, diseased nose, non. Ina! pai n s in the bead and limbs (frequently mistaken fur other !orders) till at length a general debility and decay of the enostl jori ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to suffering ality i hey never 1311 to remove every species of debility arising 1 a containhiated state of the system. Their effects are mild, . arid expeditious--and what renders this Medicine of the :est importatce, is, it requires no rest:Winn in . :point of diet, mu privations to the ordinary avocation* in life, lir With each Box is • green a copiess 11111 of Directions, by all Polon!, are esabled speedily:to awe themselves with y and mercy, without the least weetnent or bladrance of as. Its amazing sale within the fast sixty years, though . advertised, is a certain criterion nf its immense utility. only is. 64. per Box. Id by S. Leigh, 16, &rand t sad by ill Weeders of Patent nines in Europe and America. his Medicine is a sovereign remedy in chronic rheumatism, tlular obstrucdons, poverty of blood, and scurfy minions; tort ) it has excelled *t i p salivetiott and ochss semi have i FRAUD PRZVENTED. 'PO counteract the many actetripts that are doily ai made to Impose on onvrary a sputiou, composition in. stead at the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are Induced to adopt a new Label, In which their address, 97, Hie!' ffilborn. Is paced so co,..ptcuoway, that they trust an attention to this, alld the 4 tgrereeco rtl the Mw which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. Lite Real Japan BLACKING, ras...e by DAY and MAR UN, 97, ILA Holborn, will in future be sold In Bottles at dd. la. as! Is. ad, each, and a copy of the label left with all Venders DAY •ND MARTIN.. 97, High Holborn THE GOUT. OLD Testy, a rich country lout, To wine and good victuals a friend, Was troubled with fits of the Gout, And compelled for a Doctor to send. The Doctor, a spruce debonair , Had his boots cleared with ifrarrra's rich Id, A bloom all delightful and fair, On bisbuots by that Bladieg was set. The moment he entered the room, Old Testy was struck with a terror, For in the boot/beautiful bloom, Glow'd a visieo that thrilril him with horror. " Hence, horrible sbadowl" be said— The Doctor stood dumb with amass— Till he found Warren's Biding display'd The old fellow's rubicon tace. He forgot be was sick of the gout— He flew from hie huge elbow chair— And he jumped and he capee'd about, Like one driven wild with despair. He jump'd and petspir'd till the Gout Was fairly jvmp'd out of his toe, Ter the cootie of his fear he found out, Wiia kis fate *hewn by Warmer rich glows Ana Tat found a recipe out," • Said the Doctor," my brain's lons been main—. That the best of all ways for the Gout. Is vto fright it with Ihrarrsa's Jrl Bla,liaj 1" The above truly bsestimabie ILACETNO Is prepared by ahvs e ifir - N P z.bn. I No. so, STRAND, LONDON. Aqd .old by most Bout.inalers, Orators, ironnsongmo, Blurb. makers Perfumers, dte. 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Ne YOUNG SEA Sempemr.—There seems new to be a prospect of naturalists obtaining snore more satisfactory knowh:J4e the Sta Serpent, than the 'late casual visiwr at Gioucascr afForied. A letter from that place, of ye:tett:4y morning, states u follows: 6 An unc'immon Fish err •Serpeut way taken at Sandy Bay on Saturday aiternnon. EL; I l eaj ass much brtosedby the person who kaki him, but as far as we can distinguiske the 'broken or manitled parts, it appears in s'iape and colour like the large Serpent which S ttely attracted so much attention is our harbour. It is about three fort I.4igth, and three inches in circumference. At thout ft inches from hie head is a ri.ing prmoberance, watch is sac corded till within roar inches of the end of the tail, by 3I others-32 in all. On the back I.c is of a inownish ct lonr. with scales I his belly is of a crean caw, and straight. Supposing Lim (whit's w.; dl do) to be a spawn of the great one, of cours:.• of a si milar form, we m iy make some estimate of tt l e slze of that from this. Allowing the same narnher Of bunches (32) on the b icic of the irioilt-r, and tube but two feet apart, this would gtve 62 feet in like proportion, four inches at the head and neck, and se3 much more at the tail, not within the protuberances, would give 16 feet, making 73 tent leo,!tit torte. old one. Tit y..un.! on is been pm clt,:szd by Mr. Beach, who hat put Irian into spirits for it:nervation.' 44 since receiving the above we have-conversed with A Gentleman !vim GL),scestor, Whe, WAS one of the most attentive observers of the great serpent, and has viewed the one now tiken ;he 6 luly ..t opi. nion, that this is a prbduct f the 'other. Tat 01ACe where he was taken was a cove, nearly ryt.h:te the lighth!bnse on Ticitcher's bland. Hz was covered by two boys, upon the be.:ch, m,king his way tow.irds the xv.iter ; they called to their father, w ho was near, and alt together succe:ded in killing him, among the r.icits an sea-wend. " Tl:e last that VriS seen of the ?reat Serron!, se ver weeks since, was near t!le cove ; Ltli Ale woo n: vas di%cnvered as teas at one time IT vortc.i."—(Saion G azille, 3 k ).) MSS CARR 800 It appe 'as Irons the followlig paragiaph e copied from Paper. tklit this celebrated lady has Arrived them—" 'rite British brig Robert An.l Ann. from Brist his arrived at the Lazaretto. Carratco is on hoird. represented as being very beautiful And Accomplished. One of the Pilots who has seen h c . s.sys, iv t is handsomest lady lie ever saw !" New Cor.t.noe IN ‘VALt:s.—Tlie exrilles of a c-%!. 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