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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row SALES BY AUCTION. ES.INCORPORATEO IST HIS PRESENT MAJESTY. President, his Orate the Duke of MONI ROSE. VICIP.PRESIDENTS. His Grace thisDukc: of .Qut ENSDERRY, His Grace the Duke of Enmity, The Earl of MOIRA, I Lord Mums., Lord KINNAIRD, . Lord KEITH. ALEXANDER GORDON, Esq. Treastrer. UPitit tAprcAL SEYMOUR-STREET, PORTMA * 3 QO.ffIt . RESIDENCE with OFFICES , and in coin:rate Order, and Immediate Possession, be SOLD by AUCTION, by Kr. ROIRNSi ifs, on Tuesday, December 10„,I4. Twalva o'Clock, SIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; risivg a very eligible and compact Family Reeldeoce,. 46; on the south side of Upper Seymonr-meet, Port. , , recently put into complete repair; emstaining three he principal floors, handsomely }Wished, and 'See- tments ; convenient domestic 011eas, on the Wasp ; planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman a 'sable Coach-horse, and Stabling fot five horses, nit B and Loft over the Premises; are held on Lane for • To be. At Garraviap, comprising situate No. 46 - ,. man-Square, re Rooms on the p, rants' Apartments JOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNIVER- tiARY DINNER of this Corporation, usually held on Arnirew's Day, will (in pursuance of a Resolution of a late ; / ,,, c : 3 l General Court of the Governors, on account of the re. iert Dcat h of her Royal Highness the Princess AMtLIA), be tell at the London Tavern, en Thursday, the 10th instant. Dinner to be on Table at Sit o'Clock, P. M. precisely. . .nt storey ; planned filsily ; a double ' Ir v. j . of t 4 oo . in a platy years unexpired, at a small groind.reat.. i To be *Wed by.applying on the Premises, where Particulars. laity be had; of Messrs. lodes and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roblus, Warvrick-street, Golden-square. HUN I'ER ON VENEREAL. His Grace the Duke of Montrose, President in the Chair; at which the company of all the Noblemen and Gentlemen, Go vernors., and the Benefactors and Friend's of the Institution, is rne,tl.; solicitcl—By Order, JAMES DOBIE, Secretary. sTLWARDs. George Allardyce, Esq. John !shiner, Esq. Mr. lames Black Peter Laurie, Esq. Charles Campbell, /Sq. James M`Callern, Esq. William Christie, En. Mr. lames Maclaten • William Parer* s&q John Stephenson, Esq. William Gee, Erg. Alexander Vlryllie, Esq. Tickets, 151. each, to be had of the Stewards, at the Hall, and lir of the Tavern, any thee on or before the 19th inn. - No Servants admitted to attend at the Dinner, except those of tie President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards. This day was published, in one largt Volume octavo, illustrated by six Copper-plates, price -fourteen shillings boards, A TREATI&E en the V•nNEREAL DISEASE, .By JOHN HUNTER. With an rtnitoDuc LION and COMMEN CARY,—Bv JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. Author of " Observation, on Morbid Poisons," Scc. London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and louts, Paterno,- ter-row; and J. Callow, Crown -court, Sobo. Capital ESTATES and SIIEEF . Ve"AcTiIES at LANGHAM, be tween WELLS and BLAKENAN, both Sea Ports, and in• view •if the German Ocean, a, very desirable Property to in vest Money. To be 301 M by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, Garraway's Coffee Home, Change-alley, Cocaina, on Friday, December 21. at Twelve o'Clock, in ooe Lot, AVERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, coo. prising nearly "ifin Acres of rich Arable Meadow. sod, Pasture i d.and, divided irto sundry inchnures, :sad Land in the open fields, with Farm Houses, Barns, Stables, and Ott-build ings, and exclusive right of Sheep Walk over, from four to flew hundred Acres, in possession of Messrs. Wells and Garrett, minor mending an unbounded view of the German oCran ; tin WWI) forming a most desirable property for.investing money; skim : about. 20 miles from Norwich, 12 from W e ll s an d Blakenek and . lo front Fakenham. A T a numerous and. respectable MEETING o f the INHABITANTS of BRIDGWATEP.NuId others con cerned, convened by the MAYOIt, and held at the Assize Hall, on Friday the 30th of November 1810, to take into consideration the Advantages and Disadvantages that may result to the Town, from the proposed Canal between Bristol and Taunton. THOMAS PYKE, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. This day was publish/4 Price Qs. 6d. in red leather, or Ss. calf, jOHNSON'S COMPLETE POCKET-BOOK, or Gentleman's and Tradesman's D.. 14 Journal for the Year 1811 ; containing - a plain and concise method for keeping account of all monies received, paid, lent, or expendeis every day in the year; comprised in fifty-two pages properly ruled; also fifty-two pages ruled for enterinz all appointments, memorandums, obser vations, or engage -inches; together with a great number of u,eful particulars. Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. 'AZARD, DURNE, AND Co. Stock• Brokers, a respectfully inform the PuWic, that Ttcurrs and SAAR KS the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are now on Sale, at their dfice, No. 93, ROYAL. EXCIA.NGE, The Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, numbered from I to _ _ This day was published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, by Ballamyne, price 12s. in boards, the Sixth Edition, of T HE LADY of the - LAKE; a Poem, in Six Cantos. By WALTER SCOTT, En. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and William Miller, London; and for John Ballamyne and Co. /idiuburgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Authnr, _ _ May be viewed by applying to Mr. Wells, at Langham, where particulars may be had; at the King's Heed, Norwich; /MO, Arms, East Dereham ; John Overton, Esq. Rainharn ; Crown" Fakenham and Swaffham ; Chequers, Brandon; Ram, Newman•, ket ; Angel, Bury ; Crown, Hockerill; of Messrs. Blake, White,' and Aline, Solicitors, Essex -street, Strand; at Garraway's; abd of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gold ao-square. • 0,000, on an entire new plan. The Scheme contains four Prizes f 20,000 —Forty other Capitals—and no Prize lower than £2O. All to he Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY NEXT. In the hte October I.ottery, No. 27 a Prize of £20,000, and ; 0 .2,313, a Prize of £2,000. were both sold in . &Lacs, at the bore Office. Letters, post paid, duty answered. Schemes gratis NEW srxrit L.o7ttltY. BISH returns his most grateful Thanks to the • Public, for their unbounded favours in the last Lottery ; d respectfully acquaints them, that TICKETS and SHARES the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn the 15th of next Nehru , ARE NOW SELLINU at-hoth hia truly fortunate Offices, lUCH CHEAPER than LAST LOTTERY, as may be seen the following • COMPARISON OF PRICES: PRESENT 'LOTTERY. tet2T LorraaTh Thtet £2l 0 0 Ticket ...... ,Ezd 15 0 • lO 15 o Half ...... 1t 14 0 Quarter I.lo'h 215 6 Eighth ...... 219 6 Sixteenth .. : ... 1 8 0 Sixteenth The Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, numbered from 1 to von, on an entire new plan. .§ehenes yrith Particular*, anay b had, gratis, at tither of ises Orriczs; where, in the Last Lottery, Two Prizes of 20,000, and Five Prizes of X 20,000, with 'Thirty other Capital rizeg, were sold in Shares, within twelve months, and the Loney paid on demand, at N 0.4, CORN It ILL, or 9, Cu.NYNC: -CROSS. 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It was resolved by a very large Majority, That the present Navigation between Bristol and Bridgwater by the Channel and Rivers Avon and Parrett is attended with little or no risk; no total loss, and but one average loss having occurred within the last fifty years. That it is not subject to interruption by frosts, or by want of water in dry seasons, or to the many other Casualties incident to Inland Navigation; but is in every respect preferable to the proposed Canal. That the intended Canal will prove highly injurious to the trade and prosperity of the town and port of Bridgteatcr. That it be therefore opposed by this Meeting. That the Proprietors and Occupiers of Lands on the Line of the Canal he invited to join in this Opposition. That a Committee be now appointed to carry these Resolu tions into s:ffect, to consist of the following Gentlemen x Mr. Chubb, Mr. Charles Trevor, Mr. Allen, Mr. I. Woodland, Dr. Henning, Mr. R. Woodland, Mr. Jeffery, Mr. Bagehot, Mr. Sealy, Mr. W. Parker, jun. Mr. E. Sealy, Mr. Axfor4, Mr. I. Sealy, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. FOrd, Mr. Au', Mr. E. Spites, Mr. Mogg, Mr. 1. W. Trevol', Mr. Charles Mines. That a Subscription be immediately opened to be at the dis posal of the Contalittee ; ind that Books for entering Subscrip tions be kept at the Banks in Bridgwater. That the Committee be empowered to appoint *nth Meetings, and to take such nwaaures as shall be requisite for carrying thew I • Resolutions into effect. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub- In hand-bills, and also in the STAR and Courier, and in the 14th, Bristol, Sherborne and Taunton Newspapers ' T. PYK E, Mayor. the Mayor having left the Chair, de Thanks of the Meeting were unattintoualAvoiod to hint for kis conduct in the Chair. FHL Eighth Vaunter& theANTIQUA.RIAN and . 16 TOPOORAPPIICAI. CABINET, containing 50 Plates,l prke,large paper, £t 4s. small paperlss. was this day completed and ready for delivery at the PubHihers, W. CLARICE, New- Bond-street ; J. CARrENTZt., Old Bond-street; C. CNA PPL c, Pall Mail ;, J. U. RicuAftsom, ; and Suzawoon, Ntamtv, and JONT.S, Paternoster-row, London. Of whom may be had the seven preceding Volumes, each 'containing 50 Plates. The Work will he continued in regular Monthly Numbers. LIFE OF SIR. JOHN STUART. On Saturday last, December 1, was published, price 2s. 6d. em belli►hed with a most ably engraved Portrait of Sir JOHN STUART •f Maids., by Cardon, THE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE ; NUMBER THE SECOND. The Contents of this Number areas follow: 1. A detailed Me moir of the Life of Sir John Stuart. 2. Continuation of the Life of Lord Wellington. 3. Account of the Management, interior (Economy, and Mode of Levy of the French Armies. 4. The detailed Military Topography of the Provinces of Estremadura and Alentejo, the seat of war in Portugal. L. Account of Sicily. G. Law of Courts Martial, Chap. 11. 7. Course of Tactics, Lec ture 11. 8. Original Military► Correspondence. 9. 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This day was publisheA, in Two Volumes Octavo, price £1 41. in iriarqs, illustrated with upwards of Thirty Plates, a New Ethrion, being the Seventh, of 'THE LABORATORY, or SCHOOL of ARTS ; Containing a large Collection of valuable Secrets, Experi ments, and Manual Operations in the Arts and Manufactures; highly useful to Gliders, Jewellers, Enameller, Goldsmiths, Dyers, Cutlers, Pewtcrers , Joiners, Jammers, Bookbinders, Plasterers, Artkts, and to the Workers in Metals in general, and in Plaster tif Park, Wood, Ivory, none, Horn, and other Materials. Compiled from the best Authorities, by G. SMITH. Seventh Edition, with a great number of additional Receipts, a complete Treatise on Fire-works, and the Art of Short-hand Writing ; the whole adapted to the present improved State of Seier.ce. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; R. Scholey ; Long man, Hurst, lteeq, and Orme ; and J. Walker, Paternoster•row ; Vernur, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; and C. 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A LETTER to HENRY CLINE, Esq. on - 1 * Imperfect Developments of the Faculties mental and Moral, as well as Constitutional and Organic, and on the Treat ment of Impediments of Speech. Ey JOHN THELWALL, Esq. Professor of the Science and Practice of Elocution. " We recommend this curious Letter to the serious attention of every person above the condition of manual labour." Anti—Jacobin Rev. 2. The Vestibule of Eloquence; original article+, intended fur Recitation, etc. prise 10s. 'id. 3. Mr. Elielwall's Plan and Terms of Instruction to adults and junior Pupils, dornestrc and private, advice In cases of supposed Idtotcy, or Incapacity, and outlines of his Lectures on fi , story, Poetry, &c. price ls. Sold by Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Ridgeway, Piccadilly; Kent, Holborn, &c. 1 bus day was published a new Edition, corre:ted, price 4s. 6d. 'THE GRAZIER's READY RECKONER ; or A Useful Guide for Buying and Selling Cattle—being a complete Set of 'Fables distinc.ly point ing - out the weight of Black Cattle, Sheep, or bwair, from S to 130 stones, by measurement. rose:her with directions, 'hewing the particular parts where the Cat:le are to be measured. By GEORGE RENTON, Farmer._ London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20 Paternoster row.--Of whom may be had, (dedtated to Lord Grenville) In one vulum6, Bvo. price 6s. 'boards, • The Experimental Farmer, containing Strictures on various Branches of Husbandry and Agriculture.; also, Observations on Planting and Preserving •:oung Trees ; likewise Plans for Lay ing out Land on a five and four field system; and a new method to bring the niost barren Land into cultivation for Meadows and Sheep-walks. By Thomas Tibbs, Farmer. Late Land-Steward to Lord Grenville, and who has received the Sanction and a Pre mium from the bard of Agriculture. DAUSSEI"3 LIFE OF FENELON. This day was published, in Two Volumes evo. embellished with an elegant Portrait, price 18s. boards, THE LIFE of FENELON, ARCHBISHOP of CAMERA! ; compiled, from Original Manuscripts, by M. LF. DE EAU SSE formerly Bishop of Alois, &c. &e. Tramhied from the French, by WILLIAM MUDFORD. Of this Life of Fenelon, it may be observed, that it fills up an important chasm in literary biography. Till this appeared (which Is wholly prepared from original manuscripts, anti the Appendix v. which contains many hithertotanpublishedwritinp of Fenton) there was no other Lite of the Archbishop of Cambrai, but the unsatisfactory ones by his nephew, the Marquis of Fenclim, by the Chevalier de Ramsay, and by Father Qucrbeuf. Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jonet, Paternoster-row. Of whom mar be had, by the same Author, a New Edition, be- ing the 'Twelfth, 1. Fenelon's Pious Rei!talons, for every Day in the Month. Price ls. or neatly bound in English Morocco 25.; in calf 25.6 d. morocco Ss. 6d. 0 This excellent little Manual is too well known to the public to require on our part any additional recommendation ;' and the memoirs of the amiable Fenelon, prefixed to this edition, form a considerable improventent."—Critical Review. Ee particular in askirg for, or ordering, the Edition published by Sherwood, Neely and Jones ; to those who purchase a quantity to give away, they are charged Half a Guinea per Dozen. As a Companion to the above, (the same size and price) t. Penelon's Piets Thriughts, concerning the Know/edge and Love of God. To which are prefixed, Directions for a Holy Life, and the attaining Christian Perfection. Also, the Closet Compa nion ; or a Course of short Prayers for every Day in the Week. 3. The Characters and Properties of True Charq ken( the 'revels of Fruition. One large vol. lining 4...dd. • • NORFOLK MANORS of STIBBARI) and LITTLE RYIBUROH, FREEHOLD ESTATES, WOODS. Zee. great part rg= free, adjoining the Norwich Road, from Fakenham, of wb possession oily be had in a short time. • To be `OLD by AU C TION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraways, on Friday,December 21, at I &Clock. in Los, r ['HE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, part •Pf. Tythe-free, comprising the Manors of stebbard and Little Ryburgh, and sundry Inclosures, containing nearly six hundred • and fifty Acres of Meadow. Arable and several allotments of ex cellent Heath Land, of which possession may be bad in a start time, situate near Faktmhani, in the County of Norfolk, and ad- . jiining the road to Norwich, in a very desirable and beautiful port of the Country, with excellent roads, within twelve miles of the port of Wells, a very extensive Corn Market ; a very improvable and desirabk property for investing money. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Overton , at Rsinham, of whom particulars rivy be had; at the Crown Inn, Fakenhans ; Chequers, Brandon; Fleece Inn, Wells; King's Head, Norwich; Ram, Newmarket ; grown, Hocikeriti; of Messrs. Blake. White, and Alnge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street. Golden-square. MOS I DESIRABLE M 4NORS, FREEHOLD EsTATEs: Ann TYTHES,—KEN F. At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, in s.veval lasts. an Moods/ • next, December the 10th, 1810, at Twelve o'clock, THE KINGSTON and DENTON ESTATES, with 2.125 Acres of Land, the Tythes of the Parish of Swing field, Five Manors, a spacious Mansion House, and an elegant Villa. The Kingston Estate consists of au elegant and convenient Villa, with Soo acres of excelleut arable, pasture, water meadow • and wood land. lying in the Parishes of Kingston and Ba> bas. with the MANOR of KINGSTON, extending over the whale' Parish, and part of the Perish of Wymenswold. The land is est a high state of cultivation, about four miles from Canterbury, tie. the Turnpike-road to Dover. The DEN t•oN COURT ESTATES, consist of a magnifi. dent Mansion, in good repair, and fit for the immediate recep tion ef any Nobleman or Gentleman, with the park, gardens, and plantations, and 1525 acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture, and wood land, lying in the several Parishes of linnun, Swingfield. Lydden, Woot ten, and Barham, together with the Lay Imp ropria don of the Parish of Swingfield, consisting of the Grast.and Snell Tythes of upwards of 1800 acres of land. Also, the extensive MANOR of DEN fON, together wish the MANOR of EVERING. in the adjoining Parish of Aildsdos, see the reputed MANORS of ST. /01iN and SWANTON. The above Estates are chiefly in hand, and will be sold in con venient karma of from 80 to 500 acres, the whole in a high state of cultivation, the Farm Houses and Buildings in good repair.-- Demon is situated an the great Turnpike-road leading to Folk stone, from which it is distant seven miles ; and lies one mile on the right of the road leading from Canterbury to Dover, from each of which places it is distant about eight miles, and within 4 or _2 hours ride of all the Watering Places on the Coast of Kest. Mips of the Estates may be seen and every particular known by applying to Mr. M. Phillips, who will attend for that purpose on Thursday next at the Hotel, Brighton ; oa Friday at the Hunger ford Coffee-Houne, Strand, Lend.aci; and on Saturday at the Fountain Inn, Canterbury. THOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak ness of stomach, ob%tructedbile, and bad digestion, will and relief in SPILSOURY's PATEN 1' A NTISCOR SUFIC DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without hs irritability & they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting t►e ap. petite, and an increase of spirits a, the health improves. —In deep. seated abscesses, where a cure could scarcely he contemplated, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic. and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is establisbed.—West India orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 16, Soho-square, London. 'lite genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a black ink. stamp, and the w9rdv, " By the King's Patent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of aircction, and outside wrapper. Sold 15, Soho-square, in small bottles of ss. 6d. double bottle. I Os. and larger. Xi. 21.--Csinmound Essence Bs. CHING'S PA FEN WOKM I.OZENGSS. WORMS are the most frequent sources c'f Chit: dren's Disease. Their symptnmuevery parent and guardian of children should he acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as • pre ventative and care of these alarming complaints, the above excel.' lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of th e ' highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability,. to have no equal. The public approbation ellen to the Proptifetor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own femillesetainps Its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of wlisch no other medicine of the kind cats boast. pse ms, aid others who have the cart: of children should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenevre the stomach or towels of children are any way disordered, which it will always be &ow to relieve. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, Na. s , Chao* corner of paternoster-row; Bayer and Co. and Smith, liditibue g s ; a n d Glasgow; Hot:land and Haydon, Plymouth ;.Newb e ey a n d Son, Dublin Peck and Turner, Hull : Malory and Jones, port sea; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargli and SCOit, idinliorgh t logger, 'Casinson ; Trewman, Buttery Cratwidl end a d , i B rown , Bid; an/ most Cavalry )dedimps v., in a m p . at ss. sd. and Se. 61 %sibs SMITH, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on Thursday, the 6th day of December, 1810, RESOLVED, un i ststmovsnr, That the Thanks of thli Court be given to the Riett Hon• THOMAS SWIM, late Lord Mayor of this City, for his unre mined and impartial administration of justice, for his vigilant and active government of the Police, and for the prompt measures he has adopted for preserving the peace of- this City whenever necessary. For the liberal hospitality and splendid munificence which be has constantly disylayed through the whole of his Mayoralty, and the respect he has uniformly shewn to this Court, and every individual member of it. • For his readiness in convening this Court, and for his impar tiality and marked attention to every Member, when superin tending the debates and business thereof. For the free access he has afforded at , all times not only to the Members of this Court, but to his Fellow-Citizens at large, and for his having maintained aqd preserved the rights and privileges of the Citizens, and the honour and dignity of his exalted station unimpaired. WOODTHORPE. This day was published, price its. 6d. sewed, By J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown-Court, Princes-street, So lio, p EMARKS on the /WIMENCLATURE of the - 1 -%- NEW LONDON PHARMACOPAIA, read •before the Liverpool Medical Society.—By JOHN BOSTOCK, M.D. Where may be had, latelfpublitied, Synopsis Pharniacopzia Londlnensis. Bf a Physician, Is. 6di sewed.