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TRANSPORT OFFICE, ateler 8, 1810 : i THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tlking Care of SIC!: and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and far the Care mai C;:rtady f PRISONERS o f WAR, de hereLy give mike, ALL Pertons wholtave Claims ag.ti,ist the EscAte of WILLIAM DICKIE, of Saint ThOltl2j Apeatle, in the City of London, Merchitit, a Bankrupt, are requested to mend an Account and the particulars of their I)ebt4 to Mr. Chanspory, Basing-lane, Landon, thLt the same may be es mieed-nsevl.:us to. the 24th day of November next,-being the adjsei : roett Ml:tails fur the Examniation of the bald Bal:krupt. soLlEry FOR THE ENCOUVAab I.NT OF ART., MA N U?ACTURES. AND COMMERCE. AdelphilOcrober t N OTICE is hereby given, that the Vont 1 1 .46111/ I:ert mg 9f i•• 11 SOCIE FY, for !he Eniuirg ht.% ;.„ 1 be held at their House in the Ad Ipisi, oar Weinenday nest, the • , ri'O-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. 20 . acted the Historical Play of XING HENRY-THE EIGHTH. • King Henry the Ethtb, Mr. .F:GERTON ; Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. KEMBLt ; ' • Oaten Cashed:se, Mrs. ETDDONS. To which wiU he added the Musical Pa to of THE PADLOCK. -• • Don Diego, Mi. B.L'LLAM.Y.; Leander, Mr. TAYLOR Muugo, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Leonora, Miu BOLTON; Ursula, Mrs. DAVENPOR The doors Will be optuelLat half past 11-4, - and the Play begin at halt past silt: box is 7s. Second Price 9s. ed. Pit Ss. Gd. Second Price 211: Lower Gallery Es. §tcond Price Is. Upper Gallery Ls. Sucoud • ?rice ad. Places for the Loses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the new Boz-Office in Prince's 'nice, Hart-str.eet, from ten till four. • 'llls Veiling— the Iron Cheat ; with the Bridal Ring. - Monday, Rewinagt- Twasiti-MaseG:ansesti:r... Wednesday, The Road to Ruin. ' I luriclay, .1 he ftloawtthwers. This day was published, elegantly printed itt Two Vzibmies, Pest 12mo. with Twelve 1-leaelr b price 12t. boards, THE LETTERS OF JUNILTS.-, Stat Nonsinis Utibra. • t Printed for Verner, Hood abd Sharpe ; J. Walker; 1.-Cuthell ; Longman, Hurn Kees Orme and Browne ; J. and J. Richardson ; . ackinponokllen and Co.; Otridt,e and Son -J. Faultier, J.Jilurray, W. Stewart, Crnaby and Co. aid g.Scboley. Where may be had, an elegant. Edition in one Vol. Sea /PO twelve Heads, 145. boarjs. - _ • BEAU TIES OF ENGLAND AND WALES. This day was published, In Oro. containing 26 Plazas, price sCI 3i or Royal Bvo. Ts. Vol. X of T HE BEAUTIES of ENGLAND & WALES containing an an Aceoun! of London aid hliddleatita By EDWARD.WEDLAKE BRAYLEY. • . Printed inr Vernor, llood, and Sharrs__. _Si, Potiligg ase r: ran, If art , Rees, Orme and Browne ; Meria, 1. J. lirliarciton, and Crosby and Ce. Where may he had, a few Complete Sete in I kris. live. price sel2,• of on royal paper, Ai 9 I Ss. Kr - Any velum,. separate to complete Ws. — P. S. All the %mimics of this work being now In the bands of Editors ' communicatians relating Eo the unpublished Counties will be thankfully received b# the Publishers, 21, Poultry. 'lbis day was published, a new Edition in 12nto. price 4s. boards, PIIIE COMPLETE DISTILLER ; containing t. The Method of performing thesrarinus Processes of Distillation, with descriptions of the 'eyelid instruments ; the whole Doctrine of Fermentation ; the manner of drawing Spirits from Malt, Raisins, Molasses, Sugar, Ste. and nfreetirybig them; with instruction fee imitating, to the gr.laiest perfection, both the colour and flavour of French Brandies. 2. The manner of Distilling all kinds of Simple Waters from Plants, Flowers, Ste. S.The method of making aU the Compound Waters and rich Cot. dials so largely importsed from Prance and Italy ; as, likeseibe, aU those now snide in ..great Britain. •To which are added, Ac curate Descriptions of the several Drugs, Plants, Flowers, Fruit% its. used by -Distillers; and fristromions for choosing the best of each kind. The whole delivered in the plainest manner, for the use of both Distillers and Private Families. Illustrated with a plate.—By A. COOPER, Distiller Printed for Vernon; Hand and Sharpe, Bt, Poultry ; J. Cuthell, Middle-row, tiolbonl; Longman. 'thirst. Rees, Orrne and Browne, Paternoster-row ; B. Crosby and Co. Stationers%Ccoarc • This day was published, in I. Vol. svo. price THE LIFE of the late BEILBY PORTIM, LORD BISHOP of LONDON—his Opinions, Last Will, and Character • in which are 'deluded Anecdotes of those with whom he lived , and of many living and deceased DAN nes. B. LAYMAN of Merton College, 0 f):.1 : Being a tribute of affectionate csteeai to the Mtmory of a great and good Man; wlioie Discourses, entorcot by.the corres ponding sanctity of his exampl-, have rendis,.:d all those svlioni they have reached at once better and hapd;er. Printed for J. Davis, No. 38, Essex-strect, Strand ; and to he lad of all Booksellers. This day was publ!sisesh price Ss. 6d. DESCRIPTION 'and TREATMENT of an I'no:4 of the TIBIA, initienced by Ttcvcr. By THOMAS WHA rE I,Y, • Me .stir* n' ht. Royal Cofirge of Sargeont. London. Printed (Or J. C.titovi, Crown-court, Prints street, Soho. By the tame Author, t. An Improved Method of 'freadnit St;1411,111 of the Urethra. Second Fettinn, price 9e: • v.. . T.vo Ertmerdinary Polypi, removed from the -Vase by new bee rnmenti, *lth a Deecriptioa of an improved Instru ment for the Ftitula in Ano, Ste. Ste. price in a few days will be published, pRiNcIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION . QF COVER M fiNTS. By WM. CLININGHAM P., Esq. of Enterkine,lolorth " The tiu.cordance of the Opinions entertained by theithilWl men on ;he subj4t of Nath.i4l Polity, proves that the Principles of National Order are involved b great obacutity. lie, thin, who shoubl endeavour to click those Principles from eliii-dark mi.' which surrounds them, and exhibit them with triciti and per.picuity.to the public, even if the attempt were attended wit partianucceut, woutd &semr to be ranked among timbenefactors of manki»d."—Monthly Review, May I deo' Vol. 113. p 34' Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly; and AL Constablv and Co. Edinburgh. • On Tuesday next, the 23d Instant, will be published, . . r c pt QUARTERLY REVIEW,. NUMBER VII. conrithslag, Gifford's Life of the Right Hon. Witham Pitt,_Repises to the Calumnies against Qxfoick--Clarkee 'Tra vels in Russia.—Profeesor Leslie's Geoinetry.--Lord Taiga mouth, &C. on Bible . ilcieiiy.—Conduct of the Frenthltntier !mon in Por oral, &e, gm &c. Printed for John Murray, 39, Fleet-sfreet, and J. I:latcherd) Piccadilly, London ; Parker, Oxford ; Deighton. Cambridge ; Y. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; M. N. Mahon. Dublin ; and sold also by every wher (lodise:el. and Newsman in England, Seodaildi and Ireland. • Number VIII. will be published early in December; and the future Number's regularly every threelmanthss. •„* New EditiOns of the former Numbers are now reads. and \ complete seas nasty be bad, fries Tel. 165.; or- any Numbezr se \ ?array; price 6s. . . A New,VOLU Mfi of R JVINctON's AN NUAL.RE:3ISTIR. This day was publishel, price In boards, THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or a VIEW the HISTORY'; POLI leti, and LrrEßATuku, for She Year 1793. Pri nted for P. C. and J. Ilvington, No fig., St. Paul's Church Yard; sold also by Messrs. PAyne, Egerton, liattluird, Norntt-, vine, and Veil, and •Mrssrs. Areb. N. B. 111 this Voltune,beArlts ogler interesting matter. will be towel a more complete Account than has hitherto been given in • thetoglish Languair of tee Polish Hi,rnry, from tfie period o lb.' Russian Innticm in 17951, to the extant:mot of Poland, as ad ind7endent !State, in the Year 1795. • Vtiltnner for- .1796 . atvi 18134; are In the Press, and will appear before the close of the Yetir. t)f the atuive-mentioncd Pookstilers may t* tailor:act 'irtfluirtesi published by Messrs. itiVingtollls. L • e" 't That they will be ready at this OiLce, on Tuesday the 20th of November, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat With such Persons as may be williog to Contract for Victualling Sick attd Woutteed Seamen, on board the Batavler Hospital Ship, at Woolwich, and Trent Hospital Ship, at the Cove of Cork, for Twelve Months certain, from the let of January, 1811. No tender trill be received oiler one o'clock on the day ef triato, nor any noticed unless the party, or an agent fur him, personally atknd. Each tender must be accompanied by a letter from tiro respectable per sons, engaging to become hound trills the person tendering, in the IMOO £3o', for the dire performanee of the contract. Fri ulcer particular, may h hersMoby opplyirg at this Offreo, orb the err:cons of the said ships. . ROYAiL MILITARY COLLEGE, OCTOBEFt. IS, 181 g. I N conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's Commissioners f or conducting the Affairs of the Royal Mili tary College, that the appointment of Professors and Masters dialtbe determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor cloth hereby give Notice, That a Writing-Master, who is also qualified to teach Geography, will be wanted at the Junior De partment of the s:.id College, at Great Ivratlaw, in the County of Bucks. I : eters cf application are to be add....ised to the Cover. nur of the Royal I\ lilitary College, under cover, to the Rizht Ho nourable the Secretary at War, War-Office. No person will be approved for the Establishment, whose cha racter will not bear the btrictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Boafd of the Royal Military College will he held at Great Marlow, on Tuesday, November 6, at! i o'clock, for the examination of the Candtlttes for the above-mentioned appoint meta. •• MILITARY INSTITUTION, CHARLI ON, KENT, NEAR WOOLWICH COMMON. R. HOMMEY, lee Messrs. BONNYCASTLE and HOMMEY, continues, with proper Assistants, to in• struct young Gentlemen designed for' the Army, for the Royal Artillery and Engineers, for the Royal Military College at Mar. 1:w, and for the service of the Honourable East hula Company, in'the various branches of a Military Education. The plan of etudies consists of all such parts of Mathematics and Natural Phtlos,iphy as are connected with a Military Pro fession; also Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Tactics, Plan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, R.econnnitering, with the method cf tracing . Works on the Ground ; and the Principles and Prat*. rice of the French Languagt, For the plan of studies, the terms, the rules and regulations of the Institution, apply to Mr. Hommey, Charlton,,Kent. As an Accompaniment to Marsh's Astrarium, this day were published, price Ss. by the same Author, HE FIRST rR. usieLpLEs of GEOMETRY and TRIGONOMETRY, treated in a plai.t and familiar manner, and illustrated with Figutes, Diagrams, and References to well-known Objects, for 'lie use of young Persons. Sold by John Cary, 181, Strand. ENCYCIDNEDIA BRITANNICA. irHIS Work being now finished, the Subscribers are respectfully requested to complete their sets immediately, to prevent disappo:ntnient. • • The price of all the pens of the present edition will be raised to 18s. each on the Ist of November. _ . Printed for Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. 1 his day was published, price Ss. 6J. ARGUMENT upon the JURISDICTION of the 1-1011cF, of COMMONS to COMMIT in CASES of BREACH of PRIVILEGE. By CHARLES WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, Esq. M.P. • Third Edition, corrected, vrlth an Appendix, eoutAining the substance of his Speech in the House of Commons, /one 8, 1810, and a more particular account of the Casco( Sir William Williams. London : Sold by 3. Budd, Aoolefteikr to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 100, Pail-Mall. i i This day was.p . oblished, price ps. the 7th Edition i • enlarged, APRA.CTICAL TREATISE NI the Disemes of the URETHRA, particularly describing the symptoms atter:inns Strictures, ()fist ructions, Fistulas, incontinency of Urine, Oleos, etc. Tn which is added, a variety of Cases, shearing the efficacy of Daran's Medicated Boogies, and a new and sale method of treating a Gonocirrhma ; also, Remarks on C.sjstic Bougie, ; with ll:tracts from various Authors, uniformly proving the dan ger :aid inefficacy or the Caustic. `By. WILLIAM DUFOUR, Surgeon, - - Sole Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Me.dicated Bonglei. Published by J. Calbw, No. 10, Crown-court. Soh., ; the Author, No. 34, Crith-street, Sobo; GALL! and Cur is, PAt.:.ronver• rose ; 11/11tley aid Co. Plstirnouth; and Haidoo, Piy onu7 h. HARVEY'* SAUCE 1 1 0 K Mil, GAME, &c. LAZ ENIPi resinetfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, the abive. adrithed Article is prepar,.l only at bet Warelioust. Nn. 6, t'..treard-irreet, Port Man 46qUIrd ; and (by Appointment) may be bad of J. 'Baster ' F.dinbureili • Bell, Sew castle opon\Aine; Grovons, Liverpool; Getty, ' Manch tre-; retry, Brighton; Lonar, tioutiiampton ; Ellin and Seedham,„ Bath; lefferya,tiallibury ; Lister, Swansey ; Stephen& Bridlington QUaTvand to prevent 61i:winos imitations, each bottle has Mr. Harvey's sigo6ture on din Ybel. . _ • - E. L. at tlse sane time begs to rooommend her genuine Esotesee Anchn - vies, with a variety of rich tiaures and Picklos, ;Bay be had in cases of all Ages, for family use and exportation. GENUINE MEDICINES. .. _ r NEWAERY and SONS, No. 4.5, St. Paul's ..1. - • . phorelplard, London, or No. 99,.'Danstestreet, Dublin; Proprietors of-Dr. James's 4' owder, and other valuable, Prenara• dons, inform the Publie, that IP consuquenee of the new Ditties, ae r i c e ot,hax Medicine ii Is. Pd. per Packet, or Xt. ss. 6 , 1- per Do;en,. Or ii.tiFn hi a Bottle, Li. ea. as made no 1 ir theArmi and Navy; but observe that the wordi " F. Ntwb:ry, No. 45, St. Raul's," are enzraveil iii the Sts op% Tile following are the prime of the:r Ile,litinea, duties included, `but those who purchase sir, or more, will be allowed the Stamps gratis : 1. *L. . s. 4. 1 Dr. James's Powder S 9 Dalby'a eliminative I 1. 9 Ditto Analeptic Pills .4 6 . Stroiz *finetiir of Dark 4 • • Ditto Amlbiliott* Pelts 9.0 Hapluun's Ditto •$0 *. Dr. Atsain's Chuiyheate 4 0 English Cigve 2 9 , Dr. Steers's 0 podeidec 9 9 Essence , of Ging-r 29 ' I)itty'Contrulaion - ' ill 9 6 .Inglisle* St li Pills 114 ' Ditto Cantoinle Drops 1 9 ehelteulain 'ales 9 9:, Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Ipeenctianha I.e..wngus Il{ Mr. Spente'a Dertrillste 4 0 Ilr. Solatuler's Tea il p ! •Ihe Cephalic... Snuff 314 lle:lr,y'a ,Nla,(eeii/ g 6 [ Lozenge* of aiois 1 1 Maredane* limns * 60 , 1 1 Glass's Magnesia 3'6 Spils.biatfl Data • 5 6 ' .I.co's Liniment .. 6 Q . Grant's tough Ditto 1 6 Asthmatic Balsam S9' Greenocii . s Tinctures - 1 li *rosic Pills • 9.9 Nob folu I.ortnget 1I t • Dr. Flooper's Pills '1 14 Soothing Syrup ' 4 v Ann& aUowancf: telilachauts,' 8:46 Pa iirottatis6; 4 TURKCY CAlti'k I's. - • • No.l, St. Pillr4 Church-yard, Lonclon. BAINtS begs leave• to inform the Nobility • and Public in general, *bat 1:e tiaq impnrted • tarp: quan tity of Teirkey Carpet., of superior spaii , y, and at reduced prices, from to to P.O feet ani upwards: also a large irseirtsnent sch, Kidderminster, pull l'enahin Carnets; aid Al salts a mu dem aud fashionable Upholstery and Calslnct Vurniture. POIL ror A.SLYORD. • TO BS. SOLD BY AUCT4ON, By Order of the. Hon. Cosnthimioners of his Maitity's Cittoiniog" Wedinsday.thtt ii‘toky of 0 etobor oi llia4 1111114414 411 " ' £ otoe, : . . •• • ASMACK, (Name unknown . ) as she now lies in Ilubbrratoae -toge.lier veth her Mattrials.—Thr Ssiv to begin at Eleven o'cl , ult in the tom ;ling; . . FOR SALK BY PLIBUC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fordole-street, Plymouth, on Tnesday, the .10th Octula,r instant, at. Noon, • For the Benefit of the Concerned, and to !,ay a Sid-rage 11 d le pairs, ittc.oll the Shit; 1 -WO Hundred and Ten Biles Georgia Upland COTTON, putt of the Cargo of the Ship itr.itut, recap tured from the French on der vmage from New York to Ton ningen.—For viewing samples and further information, apply to Captain Goodrich, at the Three crolyn, Tavern. or to • Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merckiat. Afterwards will be SOLD, in convenient Lots for Consumers of the respective Articles, Ahout 30,000 Feet very superior Ash Oar Rafters, from IR to 24 feet long; 10 Hogshead and Barrel Staves, and 80 Pieces of I.ath Wood, just landed from the Schooner Bolina, of and from Boston. Also one Log, and sundry thick Planks of very superior Honduras Mahogany; iwveral fine and very large Cedar Beams and Knees, from the Roitts of Cedar Trees • /lank, old Ship Timber, &c. and some large piec.l of Savociirhod, particularly recommended to Ininert, and Cibinet-maiters, all of which may be seen, on application at the Old Prison Yard, Conshle, and further particulars at .Mr. Hawker'. Counting House, Briton Side. Plywonth, October 113, 1810. BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF M. BURROUGH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by 11. LEWIS, On Monday the 29th day of October inst. at the Antelope inn, in New Sarum. in the County of Wilts, at . four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under conlations of Sale to be then produced, THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD * and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. Lot L All that capital Leasdiold Messuage or Dwelling House, with the spacious Ware-rooms belonging thereto, situate' in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, lee in the occupation of the said Michael Borrough ; together with the good will of the extensive and well-accustomed husiress of a Wppllen Draper, Mercer. said Undertaker, for rilore titan fifty rears carried on therein. The above premises have been mostly new within a few years, are in excellent repair, and in point of situation are inf:rior to none in Salisbury. The Fixtures' and such part of the Stock in Trade as shall remain undisposed of at the time of the sale, will be required to be taken at an appraiaement by the purchaser of these premises. Lot 2. A Freehold Messuage or Dwelling Home adjoining Lot I,n which an extensive Banking Business Its been esta blished %nd carried un for mere than twenty years last past. Lot 3. A Lease:told Stable, Brewitouse, and Out buildings lb the Butcher-row, Salisbury, late in the occupation of the said M. Burrough, and near to Lots 1 and 2. The respective tenants will slew the premises ; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, Joint Solicitors to the Aisignees ; it by letter, the pottage must he paid. FRFEHOLD ESTATE.—DORSET. l'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION S At the Crown Inn, Blandforil, on Thursay, the Sth of Novens- ber, 1810, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, AMOST Desirable and Comitact MANOR FARM, calk) MARSH FARM, c•A)taining Thirty-five Acres of rich Meadow, including Orchard and Scite of the Build ings. and S-veiny-five Acres of very excellent Arable Land, In Fovea Intiornr,:s. Thkr estimated yearly Value of the Farm Is about £220. _ _ 'There is a good Farm House, with necessary Buildings, and another Hdusr with suitable Oakes, substantially built about 25 years ago, intended f:►r the resijenee of Gentleman, and might, at an easy ripener, be fitted tip as a Sporting Box. The Estate is very west stocked with Game, being surrounded by Manors abounding with Pheasants, Hares, and Partridges; situate six toles ►nnth of Illandford, in a most respectable neigh bourhood. The Poor's Rates are 0.11. a about One Shilling in the Pound, sad the Land fart is redeemed. Mr. Bessant, of Bere Regis, the renal:lt, will shew the Pre mises; and further Particalirs may be known by alip!ying to Ilesars. Webb, Webb, and Atrwood, Salisbury. NORFOLK MANORS AND &STATES. SOLD BY PRIVAI*B . - -- -- - -- ,- TWO very eligible EiI'ATES ill Ilw County of •Ii- Norf.)lk, one consisting of the exteoslve Manor of Wren. ham with Salious;:, with the Royalties thereto belonging. A modern built Mansion limier, called Wroeffam liall,deliglnfuty situate!, with various att;tclied-and detached Ofßces, and Out buildings, La.vn, !shrubberies, Kitchim Garden, and extensive Plantations, aitogeth-r forming a most elegant and convenient Residence for a Gentleman of fortune. '' ' • ' Alio three large Farms, with suitable Hanka and Crat-baild logs in NVroxham and Salhouse, in the occupation f respeetabk Tenants, whose Leases are nearly expired. And several small Farms, Cottages and Lands contiguous to the rest of the pro ' perry, which consLsts In the whole of upwards of eleven hundreds, .Icres lying- very compact. Also the arm Tithes of the Ilos pital Farm. . Wrexham flail is f ituated between 6131 and seven miles front Norwtch, in a genteel nelglibourhocal burr9untitA by excellent ' roads; the Estate it bounded on onr side by the Navigable Rivlr front Aylshain to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining piece of water called Norton's Broad, and in part of another piece of • —.voter canto' the bridge 'Broad, there is an delusive Razin of Fishlog. .•The Game of alt kinds is abuncsnt„aud.thereia pieoty of Mark on the Premi.tr., fur which there is_ d s eepsaqt. trady sale to a considerable yearly amount. . -• • • The* oilier lisiate roosisti of the extensive Manes. of Neceo3. ' ~ , i small 'Home, called -NectOn Lodge, sufficiently . contmoilions for a atpOrting Redd ace, Also Lear large Farms, with suitable Hinnies and Oat-buil:togs In Necton, in the occupation of re spectable Tenants, whose Leases, except one, are expired: A Wood or *bent beet • nty-one Acres in that Ca:We of the EilVate.• *with other Lands adjuluing MD the re.t of die property. orliteli *hotelier consists ut abtrut UGO Ares lying sompletelf in a. ring fence. Neeton •Is 'shunted on the Turnpike-road from Noneklt to Swalfhatir, ZiMant from the' latter a'rout four miler, and in the Attest:Opining pail of the cutit-ty, it S*rtys and foll•p.irtic t ulari. awe preparireg of .bn•li the ahove Ituattis,attul,•ln the ntsan time the. same may ne,vesved !To • ay • plica:liin to the It :ye end flank) CilifyeT, dr Rlltillipall, near Sit , titi F lttiPriii•. in Kent; 'llimons Blake, Illsit. Norwich; Items. Oraition,l 7 .:mlee.loy, and IXia.ville, I ATICOIII . 4 11112, LMVIan STU.. nia, G a lover IrwriapLirik and Mr. Sammy: Mitchrli t Ltd itlitialalli r. NJ/Melt; and l uba ribotor., EA. SVaail hint. ' ba.aiit, at Seven &Clack ut the Ere:iltitt. . 1 y Omer, CH A R / LES TAYLOR, WES - I' l 'olNi '..r.st Nitro RING-S1"111 4 : !!OVEN ()CI OBER 19. 1 THE GENERAL MET'iT/NG appnintwfbr ti • I) td of Seals mete, to b,: held y •arly cri tits last Thurxlsr n 0::ols:r, or within trn Days thereafter, for the Choir* if Vin 0.1 .rs, and on 'the; Affairs, will be holden at tilt. Oliesss Thurbilay, ,Ntorenititt 1, next St Tteri*o%.lw.k., C. trinkiViti,g,Aetr*lljli ft:*Cl , 4;e' 117A..1Art ;AT. I3y 000 the- Leioeak M titity'e tfeagilit A the Thirl a:ut 4.attillen4 Cll Y LQI IAR Y will dm* .1/1 all 4th tot DECEMBER. ve in. CrieIVICATE. We --wlttiie roues are b.ffe:l:lo tultsertsacti. have ever:My .Iterv s eitibied veiled the seeend freehold 1h.1t4 op /dinned u . pris e % is ibe Thtyd City Lottery, *al we uliatige the sepal:it, value ot eeeh tf4 be ol fetio : F. PAYNI SR, I . llleliiti SuFITIIII4, D. R.. London, Arsost e 4, 11169 :. _ _V:I MF_ 3 Prises of itt.ono ....,.... • 3,900 1 1 2,1300 ....... .. .. t,ROD I ACil 1.809 1,00 590 I Prize of 415,71/0 1 Z ».- .. . - .--.. 1 woe. 9,9n9 9,300 C,MO 1 4 100 1 1 .. $1 1 ..... 1 LAO 1 .... 3,300 1 ..... 3,:09 NO MCI P 4121. 3 3 ...... ... This Propertr is so rapidly improving, fist there est be no duubt it will be worth doublets present vslu• is a very few pars. Pitr.sitm 1' PRICE. 11:1..ct - - - Ca IS 0 Half • • set 12 0 1 COW% - it 4 0 Quartet - g 7 0 1 :Sixteenth - ts if:, 0 Tickets and Stares are now on Sale at the following Oaks, Nos. I and t 5. Skinner -street; 13 and 14. Pickett-street; 7, Ssiowiliill) and 0, Aldeste.(Commer sof Holendslliteti.) DC FirEMANII otirrA SATAITARt rf 'fit value of this Infallible Medicine has A- lung proved, that nothing of the prevent day can bear a competition with it h ail the different stages of a certain D'st.ase, which it effoctually cures and eradicates from the habit, without ezclting.the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivatknt; without debilitatirg the constitution in any &gyre oreven Mng confinement from holiness, or reetriction in di et. lite radical virtuittof these lodat iambi Drops have their c lai ns to NM' approbatiou lot store ttos SO years. in all the, clisbility_of barb sexes,they prove a never Jailing restorative. whethet the &Wt., Isyroducod by too free use of niercury;:lllielt plaantsves, I eet elf %warm clbtsterb traveffeis, and those going abased.— T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re. ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all old stulttorn Meets, andevery weakness that affects the bladder and corms of urine. Ry its efficacy many women have become mothers who toe years hall been deprived of that happinesm. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. 3utler's, No. 4, CheapeiJe, car. ner of Paternost.r-rAv ; Baxter and Smhis, Edinh and Glas gow ; Belam, Portsmnutk s' Newiroy and Son, Dublin; Pack and - Turner, Hitll; Rutland and Haydon, Plymouth; and by MOE . Bo•lornerb and I , l,:dicioe Venders us ever Town, in boxes at 25.9 d. and I Is. each. I SO • NEAVOUS•DittIi. TY.' .., ~„,,: ' ,,,i _ " Without Hailds we am enjoy no Fortune: . " Honours, ltieles, and all otheiadvautages are aseiets." literontaiall. . • UNDER. the denomination of Nervous Disorder` in its full extent, are hteladed several diseases of the mast dangerous kind, which are so various that a volume would hardly stiffize to complete a description of them. lie Most cotnmoa ,semptomi are weakness, flaulence, palpitations, watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, timidity, fleshes of beat and cold, numb. newt, rigours of dtferent parts, giddiness; pains (especially of the head, back and loins). luccough. difficulty of resp:ration and de• 'petition, anxiety, dry cough, Ste. kc. One symptom is distinguished by no name, and of which it is adequate coaceptlon. It is described as attacksf any yvioleut paroxysms, which are, however, impossiblemaki making its t 3 farm usually preceded by portentous indications like the brooding of a furious storm. It pervades with its -baleful influence the whole nervous system, writhitig the heart with inexpressible anguish, and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of horror and despair I To this demon have thousands fallen a sacrifice . iii thedireful trans ports of its rage. But the Cordial Bairn of Gilead rands mai. valled in nervous complaints, relaxation of the solids, &tel.:nee, or sexual debility, whether arking from bacchanalian indulgen ces, long residence in warm climates, or solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by giddy youth. In one sex it wilt be found the cause of sterility or b.itreenees; and In the other it wid OCCie sion a numerous train of nervous diseases, which If not timely re• medied, terminate in impotence and consumption. This medicine hat beta uncommonly successful with young pe ple, who have the appearance aid air of old age: who are ;.ale, effeminate; benumbed, stupid, ea.' even La secik ; whose bodies are become bent, whose legs are no longer able to carry theur; who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are wally incapa i cleated. Where the stomach is trequenily thauedered, the la.dy I, weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and eauteia,ioa succeed, and the eyes sink into the head. 'the virtues of the Cordial Balm of Gilead are daily demon stated, In eradicating - the woes( sad most dangerous sy top. toms of n--rvous d,tialli-y ; and nothing as tended so much to INN* Wish the fame of this medicine, as its certain sac-tess in those COW• plaints which strike their routs so deep in the con:a:m*oo,am' are so fatal to the happir.ess of maukted. The Cordial Balm of Gilead has risen In repute to the very pin. nacle of fame. Universally as it is resoriet to in cases ot weak ness aid emaciation, so also are hi benign and bealt&restoring qualities universal Some, perhip, triacqualemed ieith its virtut I, 'sot having perused that interesting' Guide,' (tioleittola Guide to Health, prize 31. sol by all Boakielle:s), lei.i..h must be but few indeed, may be induced to ask what is the Balm of Gilead 11 , for ? What comp;aint doth It cure >-I'o answer this n will be twee. ' sere to Hold tap the Mirror to Nathre." . .. Let those who are afflicted in the Wowing manner reflect on the (taus.. yet prioducgd such liay.i - c upon the " wholesome apes. tiles and pnwers of Lle :"—.‘is irfaedstenuch. Jry cough, weak. pets to the voice, hoarseness, .tiorinets of larva it Lyon the least exercise, and relate:toe of the whole sys;e,n Those afflicted with ,pale,„„s, 'ks t pm. of the eyes, weakness 4f sigiit or aleatory, ahuuld sake tiine to con: ides' Lionania's advice, that" youth lathe 3mporant . period for forming a robust oortsti,utioa,' and that . ? 4 giOteline is to be dreaded so much as premature recess." I:be und.tion of a happy std age is a good constitution in youth; teenp.tance and moderation at .that ate are pa a;iorts to happy grey hairs. tiPtLing can be better 41,s:ribrd than in :he Utordsof ..to Arin , trnng—" For want of timely tare, inilltdcll Lave died of medicable wounds." For such as these, then, this healing Balm is suhetile.—Cent• ' pluming 9(4.d:under the cameleon ameliatain of fi v rec t o. and COUOUrliplitet arc it proper climax—the one it win eradicate, the ether will 4 cured 'oy its influence. The &'t ot Vi cad hat pro,!. seed snore good in this country than Bsy medicine Met mils fOriiifitiOn 4161 Materta Medici. P red by Dr. Solu, of Gilead House, Liverpool; and raay reP be a kad ofevery M edicine Vendei in the (Jotted Xflntdel-a \ 0