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Carohne Dormer, Miss I.OGAN; boralt (alias Lady Doherty), Mrs; DAVENPORT; Oct!) , Ilnasespun, Mrs. MB& T.RA NSP 0111 1).T.1:117B, Septcmher 24, 1810. THE COMIt4S ( SiONSIIS far - CONDUCTING MS MAJESTi's TR 4 VS PORT S ERP7CE, for taking Cartel SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, aid fir the Care and Cettody.gr PRPONIll&of W,fR, do 'hereby give Nalco, . That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the Bth of Lukstory,• 18,11, .to receive stalest 'lenders, and treat odds such Persons as may be willing to contrast for victualling Sick and %rounded Seamen, and Si& Prisoners of War, at Malta, for twelve Months certain, from the Ist of March, 1811. Are Tesler will be mat' ked after one o'clock on the day e treaty, nor aay Noticed, "alas deprly, area agottfor him, Uy attend. Each Tender it It acamtakriod Sy a Letter from hoe rectedabk Peatons aiming to become balled with the Person tradmiag,ia the rum o f iegoco, fir the his Performance of the ContraM. _ _ _ CHAMBER. THE Reverend D r. SAMUEL, FORSTF.R,ExcIiwtIEIItCHAMBER. EDINBURG li. Se e , r. s 2.1 NORWICH. O CTOUR 6, 1610. NOTlC E youngest 41.ter of .David Ross, Lsq. :%ecretary to the Oene is hereby given to JANET ROSS, the Had Master o f t h e F ree Gramm , 8 , 1 ,,, 1 in thi!, City, i cal Post Ofilte,.Scoeland, deceased. that arilic itio” has been made 1 having given notice, that he will si • 'the Rig ht Honourable the Barons, by Mr. Dasid litte•tel, re :,.:1 his cl .trge at Christmas to I r ., k ini le General Past °See of Scotrand, for b!.hal! o f h r .,- ' neat, the Mayor aid Aldermen of the said City eviil, on Satut dpy, ''' lr '- -; - ' . • if . self and the Children of other bitters . the said DlttL' Rot+, :or the S7th day cif October instant, at Twelve o'Clock at naon, rm. , nir, o f 4ssiartly a the'estate and effccts of David Ross IV: - ze teed t° the Elecift of a Head Ms in MI stead, end being lie- of the Woodlark! East Indianian, his uaturl so. s hoos that Gentlemen of sitimbhr qualinestionts may be Re- . : AN-ELEGANT VILLA WITH A F.•.RM -I. ON Tao:. quainted with the ensuing vacancy, In order to their making sueb i . OF THE 'l': LAMES. with invnediate Possealiam. applications as they s h a ll think fi tting, have directed that piblic I TO BE SOLD BY ACC rioN, notice thereof be inserted in this paper. • I By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCT-P.N, and I. O I .RECT. The School is a R oya l F oundation, the Master must be a . •On Thins !ay, the 2.lth Instant, at "I..ve:v.:. at tiarraway's, :n. : Three Lots, wh,n the S s l e will pos:tieely lake place, Graduate of either O t t or d or Cambridge : le enjoys a Fch3ol. I A MOST de.ii Ale FREEHOLD VILLA, dt room and Dwelling-house adjoining thereto, situated in a very i I 31 - lightfully shua.e -.. t spot universally admired for the ea all y and pleasant part of Nnrwich, convenient fr r the reception ! t" 1321 - • besot‘ and vas+ y of the scenery, with extensive Mesons of about ds, h! not with an infinite degree of taste, hr I.awnr. fifty board_ s, with a garden, stahle, and me.-Iful out- i . .•" n s. e areim .„ . 1. u m„,.. 7. 1., i , in ev isb e ry and 'foram. Walks: !Muses: his yearly stipend or salary is XSO, an that of the but: l !planted with a r-srh+y of valualio an 1 ornamental Timber Trees, master or Usher £3o.—Letters rpm the miller,' addressed to ; :.asisi s ;; f Lr.otpcd, an: -lie adj,•;•:14:1; Incl. sores of very I' l6 .':s . John Steward, Est. Mayor, will he d u ly at t en d e d to . fertile L.J..e f•irnaiag a t d.nple.e • .vase Orna• , not. elalni ago - DEoliAGUrt„ Town Chtit. gethetabout Forty Acres, l. %.:111 Ave of Seven Arre. at f.-atelsold Laud a4juirit ,,,. i b e mrxty o f a o 14 40 ., ura bi r c,;epeall Sr. - - • -- . p • • MONEY IN Tipp CITY. lons. tile sitig i simi is on the Surrey Bank of the Tiaames, aLout , . fro% Ititawood, sod within one of IrfelgStOn s OM•• rIODFREY and Co. No. 6, Bell 64vage Yard; ; thi lt i l lag e 4 • .. id and : „ i d s vg,,,, l 'i t dm Jitter, inset hatttff .a .nter, g Ludgate Hill, tramact all kinds of Money Business, and lave ' r h ' a lk i IT an d 12 I. Parks. apiptcsk 6,,U1 • r always large Sums only to advance on an sorts of Security, wli.- i Tan VIII, i s a ni n i t in st r uctu r e of han,lsome elevation, erected tiler real or personal; they are enabled by City cOnnectlons ! within stew years oil.' contains a very elegant mite of Roatus, (from whence the Money is generally derived) to supply appli coin,' into a grand Uoniervatory behital, which utfth the flu terscants without delay. Their Office is constantly attended.—Let- : s ° l l :voic. * Qllic.. are judiciously ;laced and will •ecloded. (post paid) answered instantly. • I i The Coach-houses,Stabliug,and Faratlig Buildings are entirely I eneompa-.s:•il and screened by a thick 10.-It of plantations. To be viewed between the hours Uf twelve and four, by tickets only, whit.h. with printed Particialate, may he had of Messrs. Knight and Shrubs*, Kingston; and of Messrs. Skinner,Tuchtn, and Forrest, Al:trepte-street - tANhiti rt. •vhich will be added (for the first time), a New .Dramadc Romance, in two Acts, called THE IDAL RING. . rrincipal Characters by Mr. YOUNG, Mr. FAWCETT, fir. TAUNTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN. Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. .1 he doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at t.:,lt past six. '1 •,-morrow, The Tragedy of Macbeth; Lady Macbeth, by . >Wow ' (being her first appearance this season.) '1 hursday, The Veatu: Strat awm. Friday, The /rot Chest. tiaturday, King Heary the Li ; hth; Wolsey, Mr. 'Umiak ; el., en Katharine, Mrs. Siddors. Farther partkulare may he iarovn Ly applying at this OJse, or to the Agents of the said Carembsiotreiv at Matta. EXCHEQUER DILL OFFICE; October 11, 1810. All Exchequer Bill dated is the Months of November and • • December, leoe, TO BE PAM OFF, CITY DISPEN'' IRV for the RELIEF of the DISEASX) p'OR, GROCER's HALT.-COURT, POULTRY. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Primittent.' A GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING of .Cl the GOVERNORS of this CHARISY will be hoiden at the Dispensary 'Io-inorrow Eyeing, the littt instant. The Unir will be Glen at Six o'Clock precitely. A. B. TURNBULL, Secretary. mit-Court, October 16,1810. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. JESTre TREASURY, ls;ving g ;wf. Directiemsf. r pulpier of the Principal of (he shove mentioned Exthequer Bills, with the Alerts , Yee thereon, 42 the Exchequer Bi 4 Ofil, in Mtßecript of Exchequer, New PalareYard,lVestusinster,ms Mon.lay,the 12th day of November. I 810—Attendance 'ruing given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including Monday, the 29th October, 1810, from Ten o' Clock is the Morning till One in the Afternoon, Isr thi pirrfrost of reedy:mg the same ; aid, for the greater cli.pat,h, She bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof, containin: the None ern in numerical order, according to the dates of the said Bills, and cosantencessest of Interest, wish the principal Sums wild Interest doe thereon, eemputed from, hut ex eluding the day, on which they are respectively elated, to eke said 12th day of November, inclusive, when use Interest .will cease; and the said Bearers (being Holc.rs or not) are ind'speasibly required hinders, each Bill with their usual signature; and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of their List; and they are swreover required to attend the ExcJcyuer Bill Olice for payment, and to receive the sew Bilks I and give the Receipts for the same. If a7y of the holders of the as foresail Bills should he d.sirers of receiving Paymel.t of the Principal and Inteiest, previous to the said 12th day of November, they may he accenting lated, on computing the Interest to the day on which th.ty wish to Ge paid, and leaven: the said Bills foe exami nation one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous cf having new Exchequer Bills in whole or is part Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Mon.lay Me 29:11 of Octelser,l9lo,may be aceiumnodated with new Bills, carrying' an Interest of Three-pence by the day, en every One Nan 'red Penal,, which said New Bills winker late the said 12th lay of November, and will be delivered en Thursday the 15th of November, and the follooring Days. N.B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to November, 1800, have been advei tined to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. I:IAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 11 respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for tie ensuing Lottcry are now on Sale at their Office, No. 93, u • : 1, r the ROY AL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London, 11,1!:zir «ccoutit. SCHEME. .5 Prizes of ; £20,000 - - - £lOO,OOO 5 - - 4,000 - . - - 10,000 5 - - 1,(TO - . - 5,000 1,) 4 , SUO . - 5,000 • ) leo - - - 3,000 3 , ) - 50 - - - 9 0 500 - IN/ :. - 1.5 - - - 2,500 4,600 - - 15 - -• • 72,000 This day were published, neatly printed in sm a ll Svo. rice nd. EEXAMINATIONS in ANATOMY, PHYSIO LOGY, Practice of Phy,ic, Surgery, Matetia Nfedica, Cbc ntistry, *and Pharmacy, for the use of Stndenft who are about to pass the College of Surgeons, Medical, or Transport Boards. By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. Lemwer nn Medicine, gce. in Lontinn. BY ORDER 01 2 THE ASoiGNEES OF M. liklititOUGH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by B. LEWIS, On Mnr.day the :Nth day of Octobte inst. at Use Antelope Inn, in New Sarum, in the Coulny of Wihs, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under conditions of lisle to Ile then prodbced, THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROP,Eit rv,vis. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-stre et ; wood, Edinbarzh. lhis day was published, pr ee ss. rd. ARGUMENT upnn the JURISDICTION of the HOUSE of COMMONS to COMMIT in CASES of BREACH of PRIVILEGE. fly CHARLES WATICIN WILLIAMS WYNN, Esq. M. P. Third Edition, corrected, with an Appendir, containing the substance of his Speech in the House of Common 4, Juue 8, 1819, and a more particular account of the Cased Sir William Williams. London : Sold by J. Bull, Rook:eller to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 800, Pali-Mall. Lot 1. AU that capital Leasehold hlessuag e nr Dwelling [louse, with the spacious Ware-roonts belonging thereto, situate in the Pouhry Cross, Wisher?, Ist: in the occupation of the said Michael Burroughs together with the good will of the extensive and well-accustomed busiress of a Woollen Draper, Mercer, sod Undertaker, for more than fifty years carried on therein. The above preathies have been mostly new within s fors years, are in excellent repair, and in point of situation are inferior to :none in Salisbury. null Fixtures and suck part of die Stock ha 'f rode as shall remote undlspoeed of at the time of the Sale, win' be required to be taken at an appraiseeneatt by the purshaser et these prsinises. . Lot 2. A Freehold Massage or Dwain Liam adlisisdng, Lot 1, in which an extensive Banking Busineta Ism been act s. bliihsill and carried on for more than twenty years last . Lot S. A Leasehold Stable, Brewhouse, and Out4su in the Ilutcher-row, Salisbury, late in the occepation of the M. Bures..gh. and near to I.ots 1 and 2. The r e spective tenants will skew the premises; reedier anit ezi r particulars. apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Si:4in/, ;Ott Sulicisors to the Assignees ; it by letter, the postage men beissld- . Thltti X 200,000 To be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY. IN A FEW DAYS. qIVIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the " Puthe, that the STATE LOT MR Y (the only one to be thi ; ;Tar) will begin and finish on FRIDAY NIX C, •the of Ortobet. The .theme, with only 4,000 Numbers, s.;::ains the following Capital Prizes : Just published, price Ss. 6d. Part the Fourth, of HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLA TURE, on the NATURE and EFFECT of EVANGI.I.I - PREACHING..—By A BARRISTER. Si quid merensur , cans posteritas sciet. 5 of w 5C26,000 nre £lOO,OOO 5 2,000 10,000 5 1,000 5,000 10 5 0 5,000 •iles Prize; of £lOO, se.lo. t(c. as usual, amounting to Two limited 1 houaand Yolanda !!! Tickets and Shares are selling a: sWIF I' and Co.'s Offices. No.ll, POULTRY, No. 12, CHARING CROSS, N 0.31, ALOGATE HIGH-STREET, . _ . London . : Printed for Johnsfin and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pacernoster-row ; Hatchard, Pic cadilly ; and W. Reed, Dell-Vard, Teeple-Bar; and for Archi bald Con.table and Co. Edinburgh . I'GH 11l EDI LION, This day was published. in bonds, peke es. 643. A TRACT upon DYSPEPSY; or INDIGES. TION, and the HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE ; and upon the Inflammatory or' regular Gout, and the Atonic, Irregu lar, or Flying Gout: with various eves of Nervous, Bilious, Pa ralytic, and Spumodie Aft.-ctions • Diseases of Relaxation and Dekitity, Broken Constitutioris, Habits impaired by intemper ance, Climate, &c. Together with the Specification of the Me dical Virtues of that extraordinary Patent Medicine, the Cardiac and 7•lereotis Tincture; an, of the various Diseases. and Cons in which it is administered; and of its Doss, Effects, &c. 'Mere, !!ie LAST' Lottery, We. 4,4(C), a Prize of :£20,000 : w.i- in Sixteen Sixteenth Sharks. reminzis his Friends amt the Let - rvov J- • ht. 7 ,i.•c and fini.hes on FRIDAY NExT,Oct.l9. 'tickets in great Varirty, at both his Otli.:es, I. ORNI-lILI., and 0, CHARING-CRO.-;ti, \"."'•• rc 'l'iigßTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares La:t NINE Mon rns, including Thr,e Prizes of or). The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Numbers, y there. are _ _ ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, OCTOBER Is, 181*. r':.confounity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's Comnthsioners for conducting the Affairs of the Royal Mili tary Collegr, that the appointment of Professors and Masters shall be determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor doth hereby give Notice, That a Writing-Master, who is 'also qualified to teach Geography, will be wanted at the Junior De partment of the said College, at Great Mallow; in the County of Backs. Letters of application are to be addressed to the Gover nor of the Royal Military College, under cover, to the Right Ho nourable the Secretary at War, War-Office. No person will be approved for the Establishment, whose cha racter will not bear the strictest scrutiny. By JAMES RYMER, Surgeon. Vides, art pallidus omnis Cana desurgat dubia. Victut tennis qua quantaque secum. alferat I.ondon: Printed for the Author, and sold by J. Harris, Sue cessor to Mn. Neabery•, Ludzate-street. 5 Prizes of £20,000 5 .. Priers of.. 2,Q00 5 . ... Prizes of 1,003 There are Five Tickets of each Number, anti the fate of One &tides the other Four. One Number aunt gain £lOO,OOO. • • All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity a•A dispatch by T. BISI I , Stock-Broker. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will he held at Great Marlow, on '1 uesday, November 6, at I I o'clock, for the exlmination of the Candidates for the above•tuentioned appoint• A NEW WORK ON BREWING. This day was published, price ins cd. in boards. A •TREATISE on BREWING, wisriein is exhi- L bited the whole Process of the Art and Mystery of Brewing the various Sorts of Malt Liquor; with Practical Examples opoy each Species. Togeth , r with the manner of using the 'Thermo meter and s=llam:tuner : elucidated by Examples, and rendered easy to any Capacity, in Brewing London Porter, Bock, Wlrtemberg Ale, Brown Stout, London Ale, Scuryy-grass do. Reading Beer, Windsor do. Table Beer, and Atnher; Welch dn. Shipping db. Also, generil Instrectiona for the making of Malt. ' Fourth Edizion, corrected a°d improved ; with Tables of the Net Duties of Excise on Strong and Table Beer, payable by Common Brewers in Town and Country. • RRANSCOMB AND CO.-I. SIVEWRIGHT, I , Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, respec fully ac e,!,.!it:t !he Public they are now sating , TicxETS.alld I-I AR ES the r,:lZt vario yof Numbers, their TAULY FO TUNA rs 01 , FO: KR, :;7, t:Olt MULL, , HOLI:ORN, 34, I lAY MARKE a. .269, t, I for the last s:ven years they have been isFST FA MY it 'Tr:, and 'n the Lait and THIS LY, y Shartql a r A gold_ _ richt. . . C Prizes of .C. 20,000 5 Prizes of £3OOO & £lO,OOO E 2 . . . X.;(10 SC X.lOOO The First . . . . 30,000 N0.7,r.s I Prize of 500' rickets elle I.a-t . . . . 25,000 ..:,..28 . . 100 Ditto And ONLY . . . 40,000 Prize ever So'il or Shared. re‘i..!es 3,61 R, the Grand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or £24,765. And in .o. the 11 , t I.ttiy alone, li,leven Capitals. elbe oNI.Y S . I ATI: 1.0 • - 1.1.R.Y to be drawn this year, will he or FRIDAY NEXT, Oct. 19, on anew p1...n, having five Prize. is' ...c !,000, only 4001, Numbers, aucl not three Blanks to a l'rize. GRAND S I•A Lan gmr. 'fiActs and Shares Cheaper, Imre CAPITAL PRIZES, and less Numben, to b.: tirawn in One Day, The 19th of THIS MON 1 H, OCTOBLR, Iglo. 90i)GES and Co. Stock-13rokers, 149, Oxford stt,:ut, reipi..rtively solicit the attention of the Public to the ic'ttrue (.1 ;1• , .. prt..gent (;rand Lottery, iltnisisting of only 4,000 Numbers, ek ith Five Prizes. of .4:2o,iioo,whicb gives Adventurers a.cmcis prrat..r dance of obtaining a Capital P,ize Clan any termer Lottery, and considerably cheaper. TICr E" as"A ben a cs are on :ia7e at their Mike as above, e• A :rri: w tl.e l,tc I.ottrrie4, the following Capital Prizes, were ard Paid to fortunate Ailventnrers, viz. I 7,121 ... e10,0008 ,0c 0 `•:", 4 (.7 Ec•ow, coss ... 2( 0 0 122,7u9 ... 10,1.00 9,757 1:0.(E:r) I 1,345 ... 5,000 119,409 20131 .5,000 28,rit.8 of ,0:3111- 1...5t 1. qtcry, Two of tlic I'l CitiEl'S in Sharc., 13,033 ••••,! ill 1! ind 43 of £5OO. .AND PACKETS of zL71.1...t • C1.1.1.15RA 1•1.1) RES I Ole 4•1 tVI lOU ill POWDLR. E AT.7TY of Countenance, and regularity of Fez *" tins-, are allowed to elisiTtignish the British Fait; but the Vroprie:or of BU'll.b.it's •l• 00 cil POWD-ER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of astir Charms 10 , es half its influence whist. the Teezli are discoloured, or shew a rotten awl anearance--this is the more isieicusable, as the p;:sxit preparation affords the infallible means of removing every b• -nosh of the enamel, and id. safe in its application, being coy-posed of Vegetables. IT is rtconimended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing . every imperf e c t i on , e i t h er i n t h e co l our , o r t h e decay of the trainel of the Teeth, as rendering th e Breath sweet and delecta 11..., and making the GLUM of their proper shape anti vermillion Le; rind a etriain preventive a;!,ainut the Tooth-ache. No com ros.:ion of this kind ever bruozlit forward to puLlic notice, has tract such univ:rsai approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. wholesale t.nd retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cbeapside, Gni - tier of Paa muster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smi.is, hire,' and Gkeg,i)v. , ; Brian), Portsmouth ;• Newb•!ry and Son, Bublin; Pack and Turner, Bull ; Hosland and Harlot), Ply ',oath; and most Country MOW* Vuuilt4a and Pith‘ l444l, In boxes at es. 9d. each. _ ..i1 ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, I.ONDON. October 11, 1810. MOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the Eh:ed of Settlement, a General Court of Proprietors of the ALBION Fine and Live Insnitaxce COMPANY will be held a t the Company's 1 louse in New Bridge-street, Biaekfriars, on Thursday the 45th of October instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Nocn precisely; for the receiving of the Auditors Report; and for theelection of twenty-fotir Directors for the year ensuing. The Ballot for Directors will open at one o'clock, and will close at three. By Order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Sccretary. - r EIO.-,E who stiffer nervous irritation from we.ik• 1 ness of stomach, obstructed bile, and had digestion, will find relief in SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTI scoßßunc DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without Ps irritability ; they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap petite, and an increase of seirits as the health improves.—ln deep seated abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contempla:ed, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hooes of success. ha Eruptive, Scroplitilons, Gouty, Rheumatic, sad :•lcorbutic complaints, its reputation is establisiied.—West.tridia orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. The genuit Medicine has the goVernment duty printed on a black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper. Sold 15, Soho-square, in small bottles of 51. W. double bottles I Os. and larger Xi. ids.—Conspeund Essence Bs. DR. PATERSON'S VEGETABLE DROPS. 'PERHAPS no Remedy was ever vet discovered sn essentially promotive of the Happiness of Mankind, as Dr. ' PATERSON's vr.GETABLE DROPS, in curing the Scurvy, KI-g's•Evil, Rheumatic Gout. and such Nervous Complaints as are accompanied with any of the following Symptoms, viz. Great inward Weakness, want of Strength, of inactivity of Body, low ness of Spirits, Stupidity, Forgetfulness, and on the slightest hurry or 'surprise the animal frame agitated, or the mental faculties con fused with strange Fears or vain 'imaginations, ilrentblings, un easy and little 'or no refreshing Sleep, fainting, hysteric. and other convulsive Motions, which often terminate in Fits, and grievous Pains of the Joints and other Parts of the Btxly, which shift from One place to another ; all of which these admirable Drops almost, instantly quell, its such an agreeable manner, that even Infilisk, pregnant Women, and Persons of the most dePcate Constkullossa, may tike them with the greatest ease and safety. Wholesale Warehouse, Vale, 46, Cornhill ; and may be liad4f H o ward, 42, I.otig-Ltne, West Smit Wield ; Butler, Paternoster re* ; Harris, St. - Paul's Church-yard; 'nut, Royal Exchange; Ward, lialborn ; Johns, 14, Commercial Road ; Braimand, 13;i, ' Bishopsgate-street ; Neal, Dover; Hiccup, Woolwich; Buns, and CO: Canterbury ;Burger, Ramsgate ; Morris, Sandwich; Witli:r • don, Margate; Sharpe, Deal; Keymer, Cloiehrster ; and et most Vanden of Patent Medicines in Great Britain, at 4s. ad. the Bottle, Duty inelwave. Also his Ncrritic Cordial Restorative s rills, and Syphilitic Mezerion Pills. • By ALEXANDERMORRICE, Common Brewer. Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, eo, Patertoster.row. In this Work the just propordan of the various quantities of malt, hops, and other ingredients necessary for brewing the above species of malt liquor, is giveh ; as well as every ix lier informs. don that can possibly be requisite for the young Common Brewer, or the Private Family, in town or country : and as it is that kind of knowledge which none but the experienced Common Diewer can communicate; the Author Ratters himself that this Treatise will be found, for practice, superior to any other hitherto published. • A NEW SPLENDMI MII.I !ARV WORK. On the Ist of November will be published, price _I. 6d. (to he continued the (kit of ever/ suceee.ling httnth), the First Want her, containing a must ably •engraveAl Portrait and detailed Life of Lord Wellington, 1 1 1-1 E ROYAL MILITARY CHRONICLE, sr A- BRITISH OFFICER's MON rtitx REGLiTER and PRECEPTOR. It has been a subject of just and general complaint, that though the British Army is inf. riot to none in the world in mill. 1 tary glory, and has many illustrious individuals who have sap- I ported and augmented our natio na l r e p utat i on; t h a t t h ere is will I no literary Work peculiarly devoted to the British Officer ; no I Work which may at once give him a regular course of tactical lectrres on military 'ciente, whilst by a correct biography of lie. 1 ing military character ; it at once invites and instructs him to pro ceell in the same road. Such is the object of the MILITARY CURORICLE and RISCIIiTRR, containing the pres e nt stat e of the 1 Army of England, and of all the Regiments of the Service; a i complete Military Biography, containing an account of the tary•lives of ail the Generals and Gdansk in the service ; and finally a complete Military Preceptor, comprising the actual state of Military Science, and the Course of Tactics, Engineering, and, Fortification as practised in the Field, and taught In the Military Schools of htvlow, Woolwich, and more particularly In those of France —The fllowing will be the principal heads of this Work Military Biography, Military Journals of present Operations, ; Topographical Accounts of Garrisons and Stations of the British I Army, comprehend hi detailed accounts of the Scenery, Man. ners, Prizes of Provisions, Lodgings , and AmuseMents of all the usual Quarters and Staions, fbreigu and domestic, of the British Army ; original Letters relative to Military Affairs, containing complete accounts of the present state of every Regiment in the , service, Course of Military Tactics by which every °Sur may be enabled to instruct himself; Hirory of the English Wars; present State, Pay and Olctionmy of ail the Armies In &raise; Courts-Martial, Gazettes with Promotions,. St.c, at uU leneth, Military obituary, so as to render the wurk a complds Military Plutarch. . Pubbated by J. Davis, 58, Essamitrtet, &read, tad to be bad of all Sunksellas. NORFOLK MANORS AND ESTATES.• TO BC SOLD BY PRIVATF. CON MACY, . 1 J very eligible • ESTATES in the Cutnny of Norfolk, one consisting of the extensive Musa of Wrong ham with Salhous:, with the Royalties thereto helooging. A modern built Mansion Hou•c, called Wrosbam Hall,delightfury situated, with various attacbed and detached Offices; ind Out. buildings, Lawn, Shrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive Plantations, altogether forming a most elegant and convenient Residence for a Gentleman of fortune. Also three large Farms. with suitable Holism and Oat-build ings in Wrexham and Salhouse, in the occupation of respectable Tenants, whose Leases are nearly expired. And several small Farms, Cottages and Lands contiguous to the rest of the pee -1 perty, which consists In the whole of upwards of eleven hawked I Acres lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the How pital Farm. Wrozhatn Hall is 'bunted between six and seven macs front Norwich, in a genteel net;hbourhood surrounded by excellent roads; the Estate is bounded on one side by the Navigable Rivet irons Ayishani to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining pies* 1 of water called Nortrin's Broad, and in part of another piece of water coiled the Bridge Broad, there is an exclusive 'Right of ' Fishing. The Game of all kinds is abundant, and there is plenty of Marie on the Pretnisto, for which there is a constant ready sale to a considcribk yearly amount. - 'I he other Estate consists of the extensive Manor cf )(Mom A small House, called Necton Lodge, sufficiently *amortise+, for a Sporting Residence. Also four rge Farms with suitable a Houses and Out-buildings in Necton, in the :capeskin of en spectrible Tenants, whose Leases, except one, are expired. A Wood of about seventy-one Acres in the centre of thif Estate. with other Lands adjoining to the re* of the property, what altogether consists of about MOO Acres lying compleedy in a ring fence. 1 Necton is situated on the 'nacelle-road from Norwich M Swaffintn, distant from the latter about four miles, and In the finest Sporting part of the county. Surreys and full particulars are preparing of both the above Estates, and in the mean time the sane may be viewed upon ap. plication to the Reverend Daniel Coker, of Ralahant, near Sit. ringbourne, in Kent; Thomas Blake, Esq. Norwich; Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Danville, Looln's Inn, London ;The twos Glover Ewan, Esq. and Mr. Samuel Mitchell, Land Awe% Norwich ; and 1 din Daytime, Esq. Swafilana. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and profevional skill us: perseveriox eudeavoun to discover the most safe and certain method of treat.ag a few prevailiag Diseases, the memos ful result of their experience le the best proof of soperixhy. Mews. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and dated into every branch of the pprroofession (certificates of whic► from different hospitals, and te,dmastiai front the most ensinent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been ins dined to make the ewe of the following the o')ect of their pais ticekr study, vie. a certain Disorder, fre ;needy contracted in a moment of intoxication, and Its concomitants, Strictures and Gleeca, Much, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectnally cured ; as also debility, whether arising from Baca's'Han indals paces, long residence In warm climates, or a secret solitary eke, too often unhappily perused by the youth of both sexes. la the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases, which, if Dot timely remedied, tenths nate In Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long and extensive practice bas enabled then, by a superior method, to remove those complaint% however ins• veterate or complicated, without laying the patient soda she least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Wanes! Cases, where an early application is made on dhcovery of the infection, they pledge themselves to perform a care in the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treat ment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance In a practice of twelve years, during which period many petals of both uses have been cured, even after severe and Injurious methods had been permed by other Practitioners without tact), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Camay be consulted daily, personaily or by Ictter,by either sex, wit b inviolable secrecy oic !key, and attendees. Patleuts hi the country are reque►ted to describe their ego, manner of living, lac. Wooing a Bank Note, and the ants will be duly attended to. and advice and nu (hems seat to oaf part of the kingdont.-13, Clett-street.