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NUMBER 8572. MORTGAGE. WA NTED, from ,e 20,000 to gc250,000 on the mast ample Freehlid security, and particularly ailvantagenus to Trustees, laving 'age sums to lay out or invest on landed I(.curity.—)l, liberal remuneration will be made to the person pro vuring it. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Coign, Law Stationer, Threadneedle -street, London. OSTEND and COLCHESTER fAst.sailing Packets/ MARIA, Captain HO W ARD ; and SOC. S, Captain HAIN, fitted in the most convenient manner, with private Cabins fi Ladies, and every comfort des :rabic at -sra, sail alternately from Colchester to Ostend every Tuesday and Friday. at Three o'Clock, wind and weather permitting, and arrive at Ostend very early the next Morning. Officers and Families connected with the Army will find this tie ir.ut-t convenient route. Particulars at Mr. Vick's, Circus, Mineries ; King's Head, Poultry; George's .Coffee-house, Strand; White Horse Cellars Piccadilly; Bull Inn, Aldgate; and at the White Hart, Colchester THE ARMY. WANTS a SITUATION, al MESSMAN to any Rationent, a Person who can be well recommended from those be has serveL—Letten ackkesasd for C. H. at 'Mr. 15,Lck's, Butcher, Dover, will bt attended to. TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER THAN FOR THE LAST FIFTEEN LOTTERIES! STATE LOTTERY BEGINS •DRAWING TliE - Ist OF SEPTEMBER; NM S C I - LEIVI E. 2 of .C 20,000 are 4040,000 2 10,000 .. ..... " 10,000 2 5,000 10,:)00 a 2,000 1,000 5 500 ... 10 900 15 IE4O 1,500 20 50 1,000 2,750 ...•••"• 20 55,000 14,000 Tiebets. se:io,000 NO FIXED PRI7ES!—Days of Drawing: lat Day - - let SEP In• -- • val 134 - 33:h SEPTEMBPL 3d Day - - 17th SEPTEMBER. Ticket) and Shares are Selling py RICHARDSON, CTOOOLUCK, and Co. Coctractor: fur the Lottery, at their °Meet, the Corner of Saab. buildings, and Lela. the Kuig's views, Charing-Craw Pries of a Ticket • 439 if 0 _Half - aelo' 7 0 [Bight!) - $32 13 0 Quarter - 5 S 0 I Stz:.:euth - 1 7 0 MILLIARD'S IMPERIAL corroN TWINE CLOTH, BY HIS M, FOR SHIRTING, Ste. STY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATIENT: MERCHANTS and FAMILIES arriving from abroad, &e. are respectfully informed by the Patentee they may be supplied with the above, stamped, in single Pieces and entire Cases, hon. es. 6d. tots. 641. per yard, at toe: EAS r IN- Jfl WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CIfEAPSIDE, and at no other. Rouse. Its eeonomy,..being nearly half the price of other cloth, and its GREAT CONDOCITitSIES3 TO HOALTO., presenting the. ill ellects of sudden tretudtlea ftora heat -us cold after great exercise, &c. renders it most desirable in every climate, and to every individual. Each Piece is warranted, and contains front 2.; to 30 yards, and the PleceeNAt Sheeting from 2.6 to SE yards' each, beck 6- .and 6.4 wide. - . Orders (with remittance) by Poe or Coach satisfactorily exe cuted. - . - No. 292, .StRAND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- Their Instruments are upon , so gratin- new principle, the springs are so constiucted as to admit of increase or-dirpeusein, sine and force; will answer for right and left Wale s wWiest any strap whatt yet. 6A.DMON, ODY, and Co. confidently reeoiistiatd a . trfal to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the galhrg ap. piication of the coMmon Truss, on their usual liberal firms, viz. that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if not found s u ß efiee its ease and effect to every other invention, after any trial, wear, M. damage._ The Patentees have received the following appointments : Ile loyal .Navy, the • ?Ural Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hotpital, the Hunouraiskt East India C4"PallY, &r. &c. N.B. Persons residing in the country, sending the Circumfe rence of the Body, in Inches, just above the hips, May depend upon being accurately fitted. °mot VE, a few Copies only aro now left on sale (price Three Slitilings) of that scarce, interesting, and useful family Work (with which Is given an elegant Portrait of the Amber, and A Vitae of Gilead House), entitled AGUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes, in a variety of Complaints. By S. SOU:MON, M. D. Containing a treatise on Female Diseases. Nervous sad Hy pochondriac, Complaints ; also General Remarks on thole Dis eases with which the human body is most frequently afflicted; esplititaing thetiymptonts, modo of treatment, abd febsedies most property adapted for each respective eanspleinf. Tb which is annexed, a Dissertation on the Properties and Ef fect, of Hot and Cold Bathing; also, an Essay on Secret Venal; and a Di,cotirse on Impotency is the Male, and Meat, or Bur reopen incident to Females; &es The whole 11191trated With a woriei y of authentic facts,,never Were publibissd. " The best preservative to keep the mind in Itealeb," lays Lord Bacon," and in many instances the body too, is the faithful admonition ot a itiend."—Unfortunately, the dislike if having nut merely our vices', but even our foibles, follies, and•faillts, su ppled, deters theousends front asking for or receiving what the philosopher recommends, and thus youth isspartieular rashhead... long into the - vortex of dissipation and death. To obviate cootie qtrences so destructive to the species, and etrentbally to popular non, has fakes to my lot, by the piblicatioo of the GUIDE TO HEALTH, which is *eta out to the deluded of either Sex , m, the " silent Friend," which they may ;moult without exposure, and with assured confidence of success. This Is that sunshine, the to:noise warmth of which the slender roots ot. projedice cannot teat. As truth prevails, prejudices subside, and all persons are kit to their, own judgment and their own, experience. Loudon: Primed for the Author, and sold by Sam. Leigh, 1 9, Strand; tiberwood, Neal, and Rules, Paterneiter-row; also, by al: Booksellers I. the United /queen' rtes 100 , 6 01 Copies ot" gOiUMOU'S Guide to kleal:l47 have been printed. . MP. _, t l''' ...• - . "I. . A / 4 ,..,Y Air ilik, r t ; •• . 1 • :•• . .1: . . "' • 2 •• .# • 1 11, • . 4 1.1 . s • . : • --••• •........ 1 • •6 ° • - t ot it •' .N Ii i I; ~..:4: ... r,... (i .,,....._., . i.. 1 ..... ': ifi kl t : , 4. Y" . ~,,.>„„,... . I ek. • . e . 4. 7 t e . ~ , e , . . > • . 4 +UM .. % ie • 4' .‘ ‘lll kiii iiii6l-% . • .\ -4 ; • . . .. 4.„4, sr. li r 14 . •.. . - ................ • ..........:..4 i y •:......4 .00016111i0 0 . 6401 J, -=- ' - I‘-- - - -.- .. _ . PRir . WEDNESDAY`, AUGUST 24, 1814. This 4 07 was pubtidied s In Two Volt WAVE Sen. price Id. a' New Edlant. et THE LIFE OF 'NELSON. -- BY ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for John Murray, Albrnwte•street. London. This day was published, A.A. A LIST cf valuable Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Praia, and Italian BOORS most of which are Jost con signed from the Continent. and are now on BALE by W. H. LUNN, Importer of Books in the learned Latmusges, Classical Library, Soho-square, London. N. B. The above List may be had of the principal Booksellers in the Kingdom. • This day werA published, in, tivo. price 74. board,. OBSERVATIONS. ON PULMONARY CON SUMPTION. By HENRY HERBERT SOU'rHEV, M. D. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Browe r Pater ncuter-ro w. Of whom may be had. lately published. 1. Observations on Diseases of Partake. By C. M. Chula, in royal Rye. with Plates. priie Lit. is. hoards. Y. Thenuen's London Dhpensatoty,in two. les. boards. • ' This day was published, price 19s. alialmis,' ICUNOPJEDIA: a Practical ESSAY on breath* the ENGLISH SPANIEL or POINTER: with !agave floss for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. In which the lat ter is reduced to Rule, and the former inculcated on Principle. hi via me cavcre, cavendam eat Prhmini ipsi tibi. By the late WM. DOBSON, Esq. of Eden-Nall, Cumberland. London : Printled for J. Callow, Croton -court, Princes-street, Soho; and Whlttinghain and Arliss, 55, P. This day was published, id octavo, price 4. in boards, A TREATISE on the- GOUT; containing the la. Opinions of the suncSeelibrittitdAtreient and Mo4crn Phy sicians on thattfisease; withObseevations on thrEau Medicinal,. By JOHN RING, Member of the itoyal Cuilege of Surgeons in London, and of the Medical &Kitties of London and Parts._ Printed ftr 1. Callow, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Sabo. Whcre may be bad, CA LLOW'S CATALOGUE, for 1814, of a Modern Collection of Books, in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, M►dwifery, Chemistry, Botany, Veterinary Medicine, &c. containing the most approved Authors, to the present period.—A Medical Subocription Library. This day was published, in bvo. price Qs. • DROFESSO It DAVY% INTERE&TING QUIRIFS CONCERNING the RELATION of GALVA NEM to LIVING ACTION; illustrated in the removal of To. pica] Cumptaints, by the application of shople Gaivaoic Circles, and recommended as an useful Assistant Branch of Medicine. By MATTHEW YATMAN, Esq. London: Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown•court, Princes•street, Sobo.—Where may be had, J. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE Or MEDICAL Boots—Part I. con taining the most Modern and approved Authilis—Part IL con taining an extensive assortment of Second-hand Books, in various I.anguages, among which are a Selection of Foreign Medical Books, lately imported, and a valuable assortment of elegant Works, with Plates. This day was published, Elegantly printed in 4te. hotpressed and embellished with nu merous Thies and Vignettes, price 365. or with proof impres sions of the Plates en India Paper, price sCX. 23. SKETCHES; WAY and SWEDEN to COPENHAGEN, interspersed with Historical and other Anecdotes of public and private cha racters. To which is added an Appendix relative to the present political state of Norway.—By LENS WOLFF, Esq. London: Primed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster row ; Taylor and Plessey, Fleet-street; and Y. Ashley, York street, Portman-square. • * Among the Vines Is a Portrait of Christian Frederick, Le g g of Norway, engraved by an eminent Artist under the im mediate inspection of a Gentleman who Is well acquainted with his Majesty and who pronounces it to be a correct likeness. TRONCHET'S GUIDE TO PARIS. Thls day was published, Third Edition, price Ss. IICTURE of PARIS; being a complete Guide to all the Public Buildings, Places of Amusement, and Cu riodties in that Metropolis • accompanied with Six different Routes from the Coast of Pas; describing every thing worthy of Obsrrva:ion on the Journey, and including Posdtl Riguta tions, Distance in English Miles &c. &c.; with full Direetions 'to Strangers on their first Arri val in the CapltaL—Embellkhed with a correct Map of the various Routes, a Plan of Paris, Vie**. of Public Buildings, and other interesting Plates. By LOUIS TRONCHET. This is the only Guide that represents " Paris as it now is." The full and accurate Catalogue of all the Paintings and Statues in the Luxembourg and Louvre is not to be obtained In any other Work of a similar nature. London : Printed for Sherwood, We*, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; John Hatihard, Piccadilly; and Chapple, Pall Mall ; sold by Ledger and Shaw, and Horn, of Dover ; Donaldson and Walker, of Brighton ; and Witberden and PalUster, of Margate. MANORS AND ESTATES IN•WARWICKSHIRL _________ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . I rriHE desirable MANOR of SNITTERFIELD, ' 1 otherwise SIaTFIELD, in the County of Warwick, with the Rights , Royalties,. Chief and . Quit Rents, of met belonging thereto; together with the MANSION-110USII, Piddoche, and the very valuable andeompaet harm., IVlessuages, Cottages, and Estate', within-4nd belonging to the same, now hi the occupa tion of John Hawke' Esq. Mr. William Baker, Mr. Thomas Hirons, Messrs: W right, Mr. Thomas Horseman, Mr. William Horseman, sad others; with the productive Woods (well stocked With thriving young Timber, foe the growth of which they are' aahairably calculated) called SultAeld Wood, Linty Wood, and .Luscomb Wuod. Also, the 'adjoining Manor of Burley, with the Rights,Rayal tied, Chief and Quit Rents, of and belonging to the same, with diet* cods called Bewley Grove, and Percy Hill Wood ; the whole united, farming a must compkat prospect of about 1473 Acres. Also, s Moiety of the Curt 'litho, ;ailing from 155 Aaes of Land, belonging to other Proprietors In Snitfield. The Estate la Most eligible, and constitutes a compact Pro perty for.the residence of any Nobleman or Gentleman of For tune; is situate In nee of the most beautiful, .dry, and healthy tarts of the County of Warwick, in the mid-way between War.. Wick and Stratford-upon-Avon, about three ntilestrom each, and 9efrom London; With the com f o rt and accommodation of et . • t -; SALES BY AUCTION. -7 VIPER sEYmouLsTßiurr, PORTMAN.SQUARE. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, SIABLES,Stc. of which immediate Possession may be had. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gartaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, To MOR• stow, at Twelve o'clock, ' 4DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an excellent Family Restdence, situate No. 6; on the South side of Upper Seymour-street, Portman-sqoare. planned for the accommodation of a genteel Family, containing upon the Upper Floor, four excellent Sleeting Rooms; Second Stetty,pto capital Bid-chambers and Dressing-room, roomy landing on the principal Floor, salacious lofty Drawing-roes in front, walls papered, and finished with enriched Cieling and Gilt Mouldings communicating wit ti a back bowed Drawing , . room • Ground Storey, Entrance Ha ll enclosed, Vestibule or In. tier gall, handsome Stone Staircase with Iron Ballustre, rant Hand-rail to the second Storey; excellent Eating Parlour, Ljbrary or Gentleman's Room, Water Closet, and Store Room, with a Passage and Door to the Lead Flat. • lu the tosement, appropriate OSers, with water into the pilncipsl ones. Detached Kitchen, Scully, Coal I.ard.Nrs, - , Arcu, &c. Wine Cellars, and an open Area In hunt, with Vaults Ain' Coals, Beer, &c. Servants entrance front the Street. In tys Mews at the back is a Coach-house and four-stall SO*. ble, with Leftover . To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had at Gana: may's • sad of Mr. Robbie, Warwick-street , Golden-square wbesia Tickets, [ear viewing may be had. MIDDLESEX. Oa the Road to Esigeware, withia seven Miles of Oxfor4street. Capital FREEHOLD FARM, compact neat COTTAGE RESI DENCE, FARM-HOUSE, and OUIBUILDINGS, upwards of 1.50 Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable LAND, on which there arc beautiful Scites for Building, with early Pos ses-lon. By Mr. ROBINS, AL Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, To-stoa. ow, August 23,1814, at Twelve o'clock, in Ten Lou, unless the whole is previously sold by Private Contract, ADESIRABLE Freehold. and small pan Cnpy hold ESTATE, principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax rede-xned, situate at the Hyde, and adjoining the Edgware-road, within seven miles of Oxford-street. cetteut roads and conuntinicatialts ial all directions ; and from the extent of that Manors, the Bator* of the Soil, and situation of the woods, le well a 'opted for the protection and preservation of all de• crip lons of anus; awl the 'bole of the Estates are Fr►ahold and Tithe free. For Wolter particulars, and to treat for the parebite, apply to me; bintiand, Abingdon, Each*, with whets a Plan of the Property may. bu*lns:ttilor !I ',kW of the Eave s to Mr. Wei;, awsway, of Stliadd. • :CB E. 611 OM PIM NY, FROM wow - NIGHT'S GAZE FE. . . • . . If Milt* tITIJIMED TO tyres , 1,4 v. Borough of Aldhorough —Henry Gally.lfshiglit; of I.aogold. is the minty of Not:inghatn, Req. I the remit of Htnry lbw ' kips, Esq. who has acceeted tlte Chiltern Htc.d. MILITARY PROMO fiINS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lie•avnant of the C.4tinty of Warwick. !d Warwickshire Reel:tent of Loeal MEWL Adjutant Samuel Prinz to be Captain, by Breve:. stb Regiment. Adjutant Benjamin Robinsen to be Capta'n. by Brevets Warwickshire Regiment of Yeomanry CsvAlry The Right Hon. Heneage Esti of Aylesforil to iv I.leutemint• The Honourable Henry Verney to be Lieutenant-Wood. Richard Gresley, Esq. to be Majyr. • Isaac Spooner, Esq to be Captain. Edward Willes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Edward Palmer, and George Lusy. Gents. to be Cornets. Richard Steele Pei kins, Gem. to last Surgeon. BANKRUPTCY F.NLARGED. *dam Hodson. of Playhouse yard, Whiter...n:64om. Mid diesel, paper-stainer, dealer and Chapman, Eros August 27, to Oct. V, at ten, at Guildhall, Louden. BANKRUPT& George Pettistone, Mercluirune,eareet, gistnevitiek-equere. Madeßeset., straw-hat-maker, to se render August 27, Sept.* and Oct. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. William Harvey, Staple-Inn, Holborn. Benjamin Mutt. now or late of Stnardcn, Kent, dealer and chap man, August 2s, 27, and Oct. 4, at eleven, at the Geurge jinn, Crar.brook. Anomie% Mr. Otneway, Stapiehurst ; or Mr. W. R.Jstues, Earl-street, Biackfriars, London. Thomas Bottotuore, of Nottingham, confectioner, rcpt. IS. IF, and Oct. 4, at eleven, at the Rath inn, Nottingham. Atter ! ney, Mr. Henry Wilkinson, Nottingham. John Anderaoo, late of Wormarnod-street Leedom, neenthstr , dealer aa.l Chapman , (late carrying on :rads there in copart. netship with John Drown. under the ffron-of Anderson, Brown, and Co.) Sept. 12, 12, and Oct. 4, at eleven, at the George vii, Dale-street, Liverpool. Anomie*, Mews. Orillth and Mule, Liverpool. ••• .•• !Thomas Hartley, of Manchester, Lancashire. hileher, dada and chapmau, Sept. 14.15, and Oct. 4, at two at the Talbot Inn, Market-str.et, Man c h e st e r. • Attendee: Mr, Wallin. son, Pall-mall, Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Tesepie; London. Richard.Hatton of Upton, in the Parish of Burford, Ward. shire, paper- maker, dealer and chapnian, Sept. Su. at five, and Oct. I, 4, at eleven, at the Plueth Inn, Crie!tenham. Anomie* Mr. Meredith, No 8, Lincoln'. lo w , London; or Mr. 'The odore Owinnott• Chrtitcninan- • James HasLim, of Hardshaw-within-Windle.Lancashire. mine. Sept. is, at one. at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Sept. 16, and Oct. 4, at three, at the Legs of Man Into, Pei,. cot. Attornies Messrs. Houghton and Sherratr Present ; ur Messrs. Sheph.l' Shepherd, Adliagton, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. Robert Hughes oeLiverpos!, Lancashire, timber.rne rc h ant . dealer and Hughey, Sept. oz, i 4, and Oct. 4, at our, at the King's Arms Inn, Water-street. Liverpool. Anomie Messrs. Radcliffe and Hamilton, Ohl Exchange-huildings Liverpool; or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, a nd Gregory. fiedforti-row. Comprising a very eligible Farm, containingupwardsof 1 Si acres of capital Meadow and Arable Land, with Barn, &c. lying an compact, and possessing a considerable frontage to the Edgware and Hendon Road', by Collin Deep, in which there are some very eltible scites for erecting Villas, commanding beautiful views of the rich surrounding Country, and a Stream of Water running through the Lands. A compact Cottage Residence, with Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Chaise-house, and other Oat-buildings, and Land, situate at Collin Deep, on the Road to Hendon. Two beautiful elevated rich Meadows, situate at the Hyde, abutting on the Edgware Road, containing nearly 15 Acres, pre senting a most eligible spot for bundiitg, commanding highly inte- Tering Views. A compact Farm House, situate at the Hyde, with Barn, Stable, Chaise-house, Car t-lodges, and other Outbuildings, Gar dens, and Land, with a considerable frontag: to the Road, and well calculated for building. The whole may be viewed by applying to Mr. B. Warner, at the Cottage, at the Hyde, of whom Partkelars may be had ; at the Cranes, Edgeware; Bell, Hendon; Abercern Arms, Stan more ; Essex Arms, atford ; White Hurst Uxbridge; of I. Ward, Esq. Solkkor, Bedford-squire; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldin-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be suns DIVIDENDStote made at GUILDHALL. Sept. 13, Jan es Forsyth, Leadenhalktreet, boaselier, et eleven. &rt. 12, Richard Bagger, Piccadilly, uphol terer, at ' eleven. Sept.l2, John Winder, Aldermanhury, aruehouvetuan, 'at eleven. Sept. 9, William Reynolds and blkbad Memory Wright, Idol-lase..wineenetchants, at twelve. Sept. IS, Wale ter Gledhill, Immyn-street, waruhuswansan, at deem. Sept. 0, Charles Hales, 80lt -court, Fleet.street, upholsterer, at twelve. Sept. 10, Thomas Davenport I.atbam and Jog ph Parry, De vonshire-square, merchants, at twelve. Sept. 13, John Waiver and Nathaniel Scholefield, Greenwich, linen-drapers, at eleven. Sept. 12, Robert Williams, Oxford-greet, chinavran, at eleven. Sept. 12, Be:ijantin Waters, Finch-lane. broker, at eleven. Sept. 14, William Robert Laxton, Gower-street North, builder, at two. Sept, 14, John Bacon and William Spear, I.ower Thames street, fishmongers, at one. Sept. 14, Henry Mears, Greene with, tavern-keeper, at eleven. Sept. t 4, William Riser, Lough. borough, stationer, at eleven. Sept. 14, William Corbett, 'Foe kenhouse-yard, insurance -broker, at ten. Sept. 14, George Ds Bois, London-wall, merchant, at ten. Sept. 12, Henry Wil. Sams, Oxtord-street, linen-draper, at twelve. Sept. It, Claes Grill, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane. merchant, at twelve. Sept. 14, James Taylor, King's-road, whitewalls, at two. Sept. As, George Wightmen, Kensington, builder, at one. Sept. 44, Samuel Ansley I.amhert, Brea.: street, enderwriter, at elevens Sept. 14, John Miller, Great 'lower-street, potter, at eleven. Sept. 12, Thomas Thomas, Rayleigh, milt-wrixist, at eleven. Sept. 12, John Ramsay, High-s:reet, vietoaller, at eleven. Sept. 16, William Sandie, Paternoster-row, ware houseman, at eleven. Sept. 15, Thomas Roche, George street, Bloomsbury-square, victualler, at nine. Sept. IS, John %Cleat% Hiort,- Great Sraitatreet, coal-merchant, at nine. Sept. IS, John Reed, North Shields, master mariner, at two. Sept- 15, Edward A.ling, Spa-rood, merchant, a: one. Sept. IG, Willie= Everliard, Marcus Von Doornik, Edmund Griffith, and Jere. miah Danovan, Well's -street, manufacturers of patent-soar, at eleven. Sept. 14, John Leans Green, Neiv-ro.d. Bet noniiaey, rope-maker, at one. Sept. 13, Abraham Simon Solomens, Fal mouth, me rchant, at ten. Sept. 14, John Still, Wapping, ship. chandler, at two. Sept. 15, Peter Matthews, Coi,ehall-court, merchant, at one. Sept. 14, Henry Barnett Henry, Bread -street hill, merchant, at one. Sept.l4, Beckott, Worihiagton • place, Bethnallereirn, carpenter, at two. Sept. 1 IS, Santee, Cock.. burn. High-street. Marpla-bonne, nt ?reliant, at eleven. Sept.. 15, Edward Pillow, Carterbury, brewer, at two. S. t. 15, Jan Peters, Portsmouth, at one. Sept. 15, WiWain Slealeng, Le. fled, apothecary, at nine. Sept. 15, Thomas Wood, Barttiolu nt eye , lane, auctioneer, at nine. Sept. 16, John Darkr, Simmer. • r let, haberdasher, at eleven. Sept. 15, Char:es Falconer, Wapping, victualler, at eleven. Sept. t 5, Peter Byrne, Norwict , , tailor, at eleven. Sept. 13, G waiter Borranskill Lonstale, Green Lettuce-lane, insurance• broker, at one. Sept. 16, W alien Wil ton' Borough, grocer, at eleven. Sept. 6, Alexander Hen r y, Flnsbury-square, merchant, at twelve. Sept. 16, Aixabans Hat t and Phillip SMsnos, Portsra, slopsellers, at eleven. Sept. 15, NU° thaniel Berlin, Whitecroes.street, tobacerethe, at tette Sept. Is, William Stone, Queen.street, nierceant, at eleven. Sept. t; Lazarus Lawrence, Fa/mouth, morthan:, at tea. Sept. 15, }Al ward Meeststi, Aidermatibury, linewdraper, at two. Sept. t.l, Paul Martin, Ilekliord square, merchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made iu the COUNTRY. Sept. 12, William Bute:), Wak.fiet4, merchant, ar eleven, at the New Cour-house, Watt:had. Sept. 13, James Ball, Neoe castle-under-Lyrae, grocer, at one, at the koeback, Newcastle. Sept. 13, Richard Woo ley, Lane-end, poster, a: eleven ' at the Roebuck, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Sept. 12, H.nry Procter and Thomas CantrW, Olean, grocers, at eleven, at the Welts Haft, Direnitigbam. Sept. 12, Willi en Bens. jun. B bant, frying-pan-maker, at one, at the White Harr, liirmiege ham. kept. 10, James Wheatley, Mere. r, at ten, at the Black Goats, 'anent% Sept. 12, Peter Es ..,t. timber-merehanti at eleven, at the Ruebtick, N Sept. 10, Robert Alaney, •Ashbe-de-la Z..ues, tor, k at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Ashby. Sept. 12, J rho niche, Marston, dealer, at eleven, at :be Crown aid Anchor, NAM. wish. Sept. 1?, JOhn Luy, I -imam, mercer, a: elev. It, at dm New Inn, auiston, CER El FICATka, -BP (*EMBER 10. I'. Want, of Willey, buckiii t ;haminre, curs r. I Marks, of Nlancheaer, warenosiseosen. J. A. %Van), ice of s F i o reet ye,. ea n le si r oe . ylasmcresivenevveh. Wheatley, . ut ers, oi F riday Notting mercer. John Whi ion Pepper, of Deal, butcher. Francis H a varti, of Hereford, serdsman. Robert I.oorktlgti andCiaorg9 Pringle, both of Paineher, Durham, colliery-suidertakeek The. mu Taylor. of Chester, comb maker. kite-awl kinislims. slivp-alley, Wellafte'MPAre• Acillestz, rarbreYar , Aaller . loam Paul, of Cheats', cult-maker.. SIDMOUTH, DEVON. BEAUTIFUL MARINE VILLA, with OFFICES, ?LEA SURE GROUNDS in the most complete order, and Meadow Land. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, py Mr: ROBINS, .AL FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele., 1. sant MARINE READEN,PE c tbe Property of a Gentle man erected on ait elegiut 'asd inks, &radon, la the cottage style, , with thatched roof; eicompassell an two shies, with an elegant tustic • Viranda, situate on a beautiful eminency within a shorts distance of fiidmouth,_ whit* is remarkable f ur the ailabrity and mildness of the 4 + g,, cenntuotling extansive pros pects et 'the beatitifully di'verslfied surrounding country, and bouwiless view's of the oceaO, planned for the accommodation if a family of tbefirsttliatiocnoti 00Ices, wish Servants' Apartnsents over, roomy Yards, Stabling, Coach-houses, and other Outbuildings, &g. ; Orchards, and Meaduw-laud, con- Wiling in all near fourteen Acres, forming a most enchanting and'unritialled situation, as a. marine residence for a Nobleman, Officers of the Navy, or for a Family of distinction. To be viewer) by Tic Acts, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. 9obit.s , Warvaick-street, pakten-square, London; and,of John Miley, Bs* Exeter. _ . DISEASES OF THE URETHRA; I MR. DUFOUR, Sae Vrogrieitir of DA RAN's celebrated' MEDICATED BOUGIES, having confined' his practice for more than twenty years to the cure of Strictures, Obstruction,. Debility, 4orterilues„ and every other theme of tg thy ifietlya lames himself that oat/unite Fie • ,jyojnvd to the mililnes. of the ' remedies lie emplOys, exclusive a ► cisles him to offer tusk and permanent euje; not ibbject to er and In easter *tending the nees:of Chitties or. commin Botegkv. Persons in the country, stating their easel fully in a letter, in.. closbag,aope oe,two ipunntlho*, RIB have proper medicines sent he ap to ' enit, . , .: _. ~ Yoe the tationi s ykiligib, method of cure, &c. see Mr. Du. four's Pewit* Treble oil Diseases of the Urethra, &c. pr:ec se. the Seventh Edkiimil Tp.be bad of the Booksellers; and a Mulct, Ftitifrocnot t . limbo s wispy Mr. D. may be consulted be , Olga thi Wirt of idrielad four, aid wen to sigr, tuoilis. 4 STATE LOTTERY. HAZARD, BTJRNE, and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SZARLS for the Sr*ra . I.ov-rya?, to befit drawing on the Ist of SEP I'EMBER, are on Sale at their Office, 'No. 93, ROYAL ElCHAtica. The Lottery consists of only 14,000 Tickets, and the Storms contains 2 Prizes of £20,000 I 2 Prizes ef £5,000 10,000 I 2 •-•••••••• 2,000 With others front £l,OOO down to the Lowest Priee,which is XS". * 0 Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from the Country, accompanied with Rendttauce, punctually attended to. Government and all other Public Securities Sought and Sold by Commitsion. THE PAMPHLETEER. This day was pubUrlsixl, Price es. M. • • THE PAMPHLETEER, .NO. VII., containing original and celebrated PAMPHLETS on the NORWAY QUESTION—The CQRN LAWS—BALANCE of POWER—SLAVE TRADE—COINS and WEIGHTS—FI NANCE land PUBLIC SCHOCH.S.—And. au oficial Statement of the NATIONAL, DEBT at the conclusion of the War. Pub- i lished by the express permission and authority of the Loans Copt • MISSION tit OEMs MAJIIIITY'II SOld by 'Gale and Co. ; Blatt, loamy, and Co.; Rtidwell; London Maeredie and Co. Edinburgh ; and all other Book.ellers. " • BERKS. COTTAGE °RNLI, LAND, fine STREAM GI? WATER, &c. a short Distance from Newbury. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Oannway's Coffee-bets: 'Change-alley, CoesSel„To-agoa. sow, at , 'Change - alley, o Clock, rirHE very desirable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, Tithe•free, Latici l tax Redeented, and Extra Parochial; White about two miles from Newbury, on the road to Whit church and Winchester, the mast beautiful and picturesque part of the County. .; e . . Comprising a deli&htful Residence or Cottage Ounce, placed on a Lawn at an agreeable distance, lately altered and improved at a considerable 'expense planned for the accommodation of a Gendeman's Family, containing Entrance Hall, handsome beset- 1 ing-room, Study, Dining Parionr,• Water-elm,. &e. Butler's Room, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Scullety,&c. four excellent Bed-' Chambers on the fi rst Storey, and Dressing Rooms, and three Attics over ; in the Basement are excellent Wine and Beer Cellars Dairy, Larder, &c. An enclosed Yard, with capital Box St able for Six Horses, double Coach-Hors and Loft over, Cow-House Granary, Dog-Kennel, and various Out-Building s, Good Kitchen Garden, walled and planted with choice Fruit Trees ' Orchard, Lawns, Flower Garden, Pleasure Ground and Plantations, and ,Meadow Land. The whole upwards of Six Acres, line Stream of Water, stored with Fish ; all in ex cellent order, and immediate possession may be had. Harriers and Fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, and which is of the first respectability. The Country is beautifully diversified, good Roads in all I directions : the Post and a Stage Coacb passes every day. Itriay be viewed by applying on the Premises, Sandleford. near Newtown; Particulars on the Premises; Mr. Davis, and the Pelican, Newbury; Bear, Reading ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salthill ; White Lion, Bath ; at Garnway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square s Landoll..