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4"340# S ,L ` l ll \ L AurNove..• fib • ....••••. "1r .' ll7 -. 9489. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1817. f1i,,_::;°8•;44:27r-i:147,1E/A4 OZ . IMIO./11(/ 1118 ./MR PRICE Szvtiv.iiiNcEs TO ARCHEITC rs. VrT.T3 COUNTY 0 9 iOL and HOU ;r: of CORRECTION. r 3 li F. JUSTICES of the PEACE acsemhled at I the Wilts Quarter Sessions, having resolved to Enlarge, /Own and Amend the COUNTY GAO!. and HOINE of COR. lON, at Fisherten Angtr, in the County of Wilts, so as tp rovide proper, separate, and distinct Mares of Confincncnt m•:1 Atrium Itris, for Seventy Ftloos, Ten Bridrwell and I ',out* of Correction Prisoner+, and Fifty Debtors; and having to t hong the Prisoners according to their Crimes, aid shtrews; and pmviding c ()nett:lent Places for the Em rit..ipri at n: those committed to Hare Labotr : All Pct.:on' wil f:,:nish PLANS for this purpose, are rtquesttd to send t' ssns., with Estiouats s ar.d Proposals for their execution, to elt Office, at Wilton, pear Salisbnry, on or beton: the vixst day of August MX/ —Twenty five GUM EA. will be paid, as en li-rorary e•iniptasalon, to the Person *ending the Plan, &c. s. ch + 1 .311 be most a7x . e n ti of, low this cot pensation is not rt he paid in ease the sending the same shall be after wards en:ployed in carrying the same Into execution. - JOHN :IWA YNC. Deputy Clerk of the Peax of the said County. WILTON, JOLT sl3, 1817. TO NOBLEMEN, cninimpx, MERCNAN rs, &c. A SINGLE MIDDLE AGED PERSON, who has served patty rats it the NAVY Pe Captalti'a Clerk with much credit In hope of obetruisig pro:nation as Purser, but the rpown ()Treace h:viog oceadtmed his al? , c9,:trge, he, since October. Tao berm seeking employ without meets' ; this method 1. t: , erefore takr.l t•• tr for him, wherein I: • might be fou•••1 •ihir, which he w ri:d be hippy to do in a general way if e.,,ini?e): :he would like to travel in Emtttml,er on the C;Mtineot4 P. ex‘ tevi ounialsnf conduct from those Captains under vilioni he has wired. ;Wary not so mach the °M ct. Let.ri to R. 3. General Post Office, Pavement, M ter 11. I !), will men: Wth amentiou. TyrRsuANT to a Decree of the High Conti of Chanetry, node in a C1ll•C CLIN roe all' list WILL es," the Ctedttorti ai.d 1...;i4tev4 of Dame Mary W ii , tl ( - he late Viir of sir Fraiici4 of etude s -street. Berkeley-square. in the County of Midlltsia, Knight, deccaled. who d'ed in the tros , th of December. ISIS, are, by their tot, on or before eke uStit day of Mpg next. to conic hi and prove their Debts, :-.nd claim their I.esaules, before John Campbell, h,q. one of the Mattere rt the tail Cour', at WI Office hi Southampton $c ild i^gs, Chai.erry tale. ; or in default thereof, they will h peraaptolity ezehttled the lteu..lit of the said Decree. A. tiORIX3H. Plaintiff's Solicitor, Ohl Br.ati greet. ti/EitAL Blacking Makers having industriously 1.3 propagated a report that WARR hN has di.eontinued Bud ttrea. be feels blwnelf Elliva upon to inform his Friends and the Albite, that he never bad any ennotettion whatever with 10NA •rma 14 WARREN, of 13, Great Sottolk..ireer,. Blacking Maker. and that be enntittries ro supply awn, as u•uat, at hi. Manufac. Pry, 30, h•rand, Loathe. IttEiLkt r WARREN. Jaly 55. 1517 XITILLIAM CRESWICK. PApk.a - Mew. V •Mu 5, Jatia•strist,Ozford meet. London, has at length set efteded In his Maehisperi an as to ettain a regular Supply of bUI'ER FINE BA PH WRITING PAPER, ROLL ED, whereby . the greasiness and din which het-pressed Paper 14 liable to is ofi. viated, and a facility hitherto unknown Ovin to writing with a common pen and ink. it is nut possible to purchase the Rolled Paper elsewhere; but W. C. begs to say, notwithstanding the inproveruent, his price will he the same.—Superfine Thin Rolled . Naas...Seat, at aas—pas- Reanas. Superfine Thick-Rolied Yost, at, I 4 1 per Ream. Drawing Papers, Rolled and Rough. f the largest sizes.—Bath Papers, of the kinds sold by ether !lath:Men full Thirty per t tower . To prevent imposition, ttlit Volleilaper is marked with the attune of " Creswick."— til i Thestilordi '• Paper Maker" weer each front of his house. This day was published, I. T HE COLONIAL JOURNAL., No. V. con .. ...tainiog—A View and Description of Peterslield Sugar • liatslosion ; New " Writ Indian -.ketches ;" Account et the • Epeeist+ of American Camel; Mistakes of Pennant, Shaw, &c ; ' • Jamaica. a Poem, by the late Bryan Edwards, Esq.; On Ins provirg the Nacisatioo of the River St. I.awrence; Present State of the British Sugar l rade; Cultivation of Tobacco In England; 'Virtues of the GIS2C4I ; Papers on Florida; Natural His., tory of the Stormy Petrel or Mother Carey's Calcium; Colonial Collections; (•“lonial Bibliography; hest and West India Track of the United States; Mr. Wotan on the Isthmus of PSbama and Land Route over the Bo nos Ayres Plains; Review of Di; ?nib's Colonies anti present Revolutions of America; Colonial Acts fur the Regivration of Slaves; Causes of the Decrease of the Slaves in the West Indies; Proposition of a Discriminative Registry of Slaves. &hewing the respective Numbers of Males I and Females, Africans and Cre4.le4. Slave Deaths. Slave Births, iltc.; Public Papers; Parhamentary Proceedings; Colonial No ticts ; Occurrences; Appointments; Marriages, Deaths, Price • Current, State of Markets, Packets, &c. Ste. The CoLont es, and the present American Revolutions --ss 'By M. De PIRADT. 'Translated from the French. One vol. two. Price t its. In boards. 3. A PROPOSAL for e , tabilshing In London, a new tatrindc arid Philanthropic Insti•ution for the Advancement of his Ma kwy's Colonles-e-A Prr•posal for establishing Colonies for the &Lel it" of the lialf-Casts of India and Mulattoes of the West In dies--And a Porscript on the Benefits to be derived (rum esta blishing Free Drawing-Schools.—By E. A. Kan ow ac, Esq. F.A.S. Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row; 3. M. Richardson, Cornbi!l ; and J. Booth, Duke-street, Pact bod-place. - • DALBY'S GENUINE CAkMTNATIVE is superior to all other remedies for the wind, purging', eon vr.lsion., and those disorders In the stomsch and bowels of infants, wisich prove fatal .o so many wMer the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in cholies, flumes, and other complaints in the in:es:lnes of grown persons. This invaluable Cordial M:Nlicine, invented by the late Mr. Jo'eph DalSy, Apothecary, is now prepared by his daughter, I!rs. France. Gell, and her sons, •ri whom alone he bequeathed this property, by his will. 1' is sold only by F. Newbery and Eons a' the old-establishe d Warehouse, N 0 .4 5, the East End of St: Paul',. the third house front Cheapside, price i a. 9d. a bottle; bet if procured elsewhere, be sure to ask for" Gars Dalby's Carminative," and see that the name " F. Newbery," is engraved in the stamps. A REAL BLESS)NO TO MOTHERS. Qall the numerous Cases that have appeared in the Puldlc Prints for the last ten years, of the good effects a' ttse AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, none are mare en titled to the attention of every Mother and Nene, than the *undermentioned:— rhe infant Daughter of Mrs. lassos., Nor ()xford•street, was, at the tender eve of two . months, taken very id. the l'hys;cian could not Stid out the child's &seed r ; it Was every dayeetting worse. Mrs. I. asked him if he thought it was its teeth ? His answer was, the child was too young.— However, Mrs. I. havirg experienced the virtues of the Syrup, both in her own family, as well as of several Ladles of her ac quaintance thought she would try. As soon as the child's gums Were rubbed, she began to get better, and by the time the Infant was 16 weeks 013,.5he had five tee h through. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, New man-stree,Oxford.arreet ; sold bytallthe principal Medicine Venders in town and cuumry, at 2s. 9d. a bottle. ettuissn.—Re sure to ask for " Johnson and Williamis Am,. ttcan s uo th.-s rep," as there are a number of spurious sorts. Mrs. John , in relieves the infant poor ' as west, as her house, every I ifraYay and .:..atarday Morning, from trine to ten ciele,..k, bringing a !titer non a respectable house.Seeper, to cosily tLat shry are real obj•_-:ss of charity. This day was published, h Two Volumes, avo. price in boards Xi. is. THE SEXAGENARIAN; Iv, the Recollec tkms of a literary I.lf Prlnted,for F. C. and I. Rivington, N 0.61, t. Paul's Church yard ; sold alsn by Payne and Feu, Pall-Mall. I:his day wa► published, price 2!.. b boards, H ARRINGTON, a Tale; and ORMOND, a Tale. In 'Three Volumes, du Ilechno. By Miss EDGEWOK 111, Author of Comic Dramas, rates of Fp ,hii,nable Life, &c. Printed for lt. I !miter, stacce....or to Mr. Johnson ; and Bald win, Cradoch, and boy, in Pat.rnoster-row. This day seas published, price sc • A CATALOGUE of a MISCELLANEOUS COLLEC IION IltnKS, Nun , and ;: e cru i d 'rand, on Sale at the ;meet; ailised, by JOAN And AR rautt ARCH, GI, r. ornhill, Loildolt, 1817. • Contait,it g cons,tlerable number of seam and Tenable Works, and Specimen. of early Painting, Nob British and Fe. reign; and the 'writ valuable recent Publieattons. This day wad published, the Second Echtlon improved, Ia une large vol. Wino. pr ce 9s. boards, CONVERSATIONSPOLI ECO. Nomy; iu which the Elements of that Science are fami liarly explained. " By the Author of " Cot VrItSATIONS ON CSIIIIISTIVI." Printed fur Longtuan, I horst, Revs. Orme, and Brown, London. of whom may be had. CONVERSATIONS ON Ca EX.II•TitY t the stli Editioa, In 2 vols. 12mo. witls Plates by Lowry, price 14s. Ms day was published, In I vul . 11huo. price ss. boards, REF? ROB; or, the WITCH of SCOT MUIR. CnUl mooly called MADOC the Swouirca • A Scottish Tale. Something I.ke That voice, methinks I should have admen here hoed. DRYDEN, Don &b. By the Author of HARDENIRASI and HAv E RILL. - . London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos• ter•row.—lo a kw days will be published, by the lime Author, Comenon, or the St. !Wiens, a Tale, in 1 vol. limo. ,This day was published, in 3 vols. i '2nio. price AI. is. USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; or, a FemiliAr and Explanatory Account of the varinus Productions of Nature, Mineral, Vegetable, I Animal, which are chicly employed for the use of Man, Illustrated with numerous Figures, and intend. ed as a Work both of Instruction and Refervitce. By the Rev. WILLIAM BINGLEY, A.M. Author of " Animal Biography," Br.e. London: Mired for Baldwin, Cradock.and Joy, Paternoster. row; and Darton, Harvey, and Co. Gracechureis-street. This day was published, hands* mely printed In Svo. Illustrated by (oar Maps, den ripttie of the Rome, alt. bawds, A PICTURESQUE TOUR through FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the RANKS of the RHINE, and through part of the NETHERLANDS, In the year 1815. Fluntina &mem, Sylvasque ! " Cedar and POW, sod Fir, and branching Palm, A Sylvan scene; and as the ranks a•eettil Shade above shade, a woody theatre Of stateliest view." MitTort. London ; Printed for I Magma!), S 9, Lu.igate-rreet. Ey wham also ijust published, a new edition of Kos-races CI.II,I•3IRAL TOUR through Pratt, vols. svo. £3 beards. This day was publielsed. la One Vol. Co. illustrated with Eleven Copper-platen, cootaln• ing 140 Figum, accurately coloured from Nature, price fit. lOs. io boards, an I on large paper, with the Plates more highly finished, .05. 151.6 d. AN IN I'RODUCTION to Ilse STUDY of CON CHOLOG Y, melodist' the Linnatan Genera, and the Arrangement of M. Lamarck, a Glossary, and a Tabl e of Eng lish Names. By SAMUEL BROOKES FL S London : Pritited for John and Arthur 'Arch, 61, Cornhill. " It behoves us to state, that Mr. Brookes evinces an intimate andlearased acquaintance with his subject, that he duly blends penresdry w:th brevity of description, that he has bestowed on Ida Plates an unusual degree of correctness and el.g.tiice, and that be has carefully prepared the way for the prosecution of hb favourite study, on the must enemies: scale."—Monthly Re- view, Nov. 1816. SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY—WI CH THE NEW CON rINEN- I'AL, ARRANGE MEN I S. TM" day wu Published. price se bound In red, a new Edition, I ZUY'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY; on a new, 4.,A easy, and highly laymen, P•an ; comprising not only a complete general Description, but much Copographlcal Informa tion, expressly adapted Cu every Clan. of mere. both In Ladies' and (Madmen's Seboids„ Royal Tema with seven correct Maps. • By JOSEPH GUY, late Professor of Gengiaphy, Rs. Royal Military College Great Marlow. London: Printed for Baldwin, College, eh, audio! , Paternoster row; and Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. Whore may be had, by the rime Author, a new Edition, just pub- Liked, with very considerable Improvements, price se. bound, The Pocket Cyclopedia; or, Miscellany of useful Knowledge, Iran the latest and best authorities, designed as a Class-book for sensor Scholars, and for young Persons in general ; containing much metal information on various subjects necessary to be known by all Persons, and y tust to be found in books of general use in School*. The 7:11 Edition, with many important new Articles, lend a copious List of Authorities, to which the Student is referred for more mended Information. Also at the same place may be had, new Edit:ons of the rest of Mr. Guy's Elementary Works. BRUCE'S GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY. This day was published, the Sth Eaton, with very considerable Improvements, Prier 7s. 6d. neatly bound. AN INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and ASTRONOMY by the Use of the Globes and Maps. To which are idded, the Construction of Maps, anJ a fable of Lati tudes and Longitudes. By E. and I. BRUCE, Teachers of Geo graphy and the Mathematics. This Work contains, besides the usual contents of a School Geography, a complete fable of all the Sea Ports of Europe, their Situation, Longitude and Latitude, Exports, Import., Om A complete Table of Al the Twans of Englaud and Wales. Scot land and Ireland, the Population of each, taken from the last (eclat returns their Situation, Trade Ste. distinguishing those that sand Mettl i er , to eacliament,Eishoprics, &c. &e. the whole divided into three Pans : the first descriptive of Geography; the ad containing Problems on the Teirestrial Globe, and the Sd the Celestial Globe. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock,andeoy,Paternoster.rew. •„• A KEY to this Work, Price Bs. 6d. sewed, containing An swede to all the Problems in the Geography. &c. By Jour. Ba use Recently publialied,bv Dr. 0 LINTY us Cat GORY. price Ss. lune). bound, ELZMCNTS et I'LAWI latoonostsrar ; with their Applications to Heights and Distances, Projections of the Sphere, plaiting. Astrinionsy, the solution of Equa tions, mid Geodesic Operations intended for tier Use of Mathe matical Seminaries, and of first year Men at Gunge. Where may be had, in royal eto. with the Maps outlined, price I Ps. half bound, or XI. ls. full coloured, Dated's New General Adis; COntaillto6 distinct Maps or all the principal mates and Kingdoms throughout the WorW,-from rite latest and best Aatho ritieb ; iecludeng a Map of And. nt Greece, the ROman Empire, and Gasman or Judea, tin/whole curnelly errand wpm 30 plata. FREEHOLD?, ST. CLEMFN --- r DANES, STRAND. THREE Old-Accustomed PUBLIC HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES, WAREHOUSES, CARPENTER'S YARD, Ellrible SHOPS, STABLES, &c. situate In St. Cantina's. lane and Ckment's In!). passage, Clare-market, &a. AU VOTES for the COON FY. • TO BE SOLD BY Aucrimq, By Mr. ROBINS, _ At Garrawars, on WCDN ZSDAT . July SO, at Twelve, In tufts. T" VERY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD (:STATES. comprising upwards of SIXTY FREE HOLD DWELLING HOUSES and SHOPS Warehouse*,Yards, Workshops,Timber Yard, S•ables, &c. the SPOT. TED DOU PUBLIC HOUSh, with large open Yard, the WHI IT HART ditto, and the RISING SUN, situate Its Ck. mom's lane and Clement's lon.pantage, with sundry (+grate chops and Dwellings, atilmning Clara-market, and various build lugs; the whole Estate lying temper, and let to Messrs. Don gius, fieron, Remnant, and others, respectable tenants, part on Leases nearly expiring, and to Tenants at Will; the present im proved rental estimated at upwards of ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED Pt)UNDS pet annum. May be viewed by L eve of the Tenants; Particulars at the Public Houses on the Estate; of Messrs. Blake, Wh.te, and Arage, Sol citurs, Essex street, Strand ; of Mr. Millett, Solicitor, No. 9, Middle Temple lane; at Garraway't; and of Vir. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden square, where a ilau of the Estate may he seen. ESSEX. dAPITAL FREEHOLD E4T ATE, with F IRM HOLM. BARNS. SFABLEi and OUT-BUILDING=, awl nearly I"HOUT-BUILDING=,) ACRE.; of excellent Marah, Meadow, Arable, Pa cure, and Woad Land. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway% Coffee-Howe. Exchanire-alleY. Combing ca Tneasomr, August 14, at'twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AVERY Eligible I• it EEHOLD ESTATE, Frincipal Part Freeut G-eat !like, comprising the PAR SONAGE FARM, situa.e . in .be Pa, ish West l'hurrock, near the 'own of Grays, In the e..unty of Essex, in the occupation of Mr. William Long, a Fearer:Me l'euant, on Lease, consisting of en etc-ellen Farm House, with Garden is Front, and Orchard, Barn, stables, and ittlivr Outbuildings and upwards of 1 WO HUNDIED and !VINE ACitEn of rich Marsh, Meaduw„Pasture, dkroble. and Wood Land, distant only ten miks from the capital Markrt.town of Romferd. This F.ta:e is an enceitent Property to inve:e Money, and is admirably situ ate for the procurement of Manure, and conveyance of produce to the London Madre at an easy ttrense, being sn contiguous to the Ritter I hams. It it p. esumed Chalk btu be found tiro.. the Estate. To be slowed by leave of 46 Tenants, of whom Punted:in may he hid; ac the Fhin, Grays.aud Aerie) , ; Dog rad Nett-Ike, Stiffurd ; Hotel, Pura :et ; Black Boy, Cheirrofor.l; White liurt, Itsstutord; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Goldeorquare ; where a Plan ot the Estate may be wen. VILLAS COI - TALE, AND FARM FOR SALE. THE following ESTATES are rec"rnmende,l to the Immediate atttntlon of Flllnit:t3 desirous of siniihor Purchases, on highly advantageous terms, If not Sold by the 10t h Aooorr, by PRIVATE CONTitAC they wittily put u? ru PERIQVIPI'QaY SALE, at rise Mart, on the 40th and -7. h Au curt. Lot I FRAM POST, a Freehold Villa, Officet., Farm Build- Inp, and I hirt).eght Acres, chittly Grass. HERONSDALE, a Freehold Manor. Farm, erect. mot ti.oass Building% and 342 Acres Meadow, Hop. Pasture s Arabia and Wood Land, full of Game, four miles from lick . fteld, eight from Lewes, and twelve front Eastbourne. LOT 3. HAKEWOOD LODGE, near Newbury, Berk% a capacious Villa, capital Offices, Fifty Acres Grlss Land, and valuable Right of Common. Lor 4. HINCHF.I.SEY LODGE, between Lyndhurst and Lyinington, a Modern Vila, Oakes, Farm Buildings, Seventy two Acres. Right of Forest and Fuel, unlimited range to Spurt, near the Hounds and Sea Bathing. Lot* S. BASSALOG COUR I*, near Newport, Monmouth shire, and the Sea, a newly built and-elegant Villa, excel:cot Offices, N ailed Gardeo, Thirty Acres Land, lime Sm Farms, a Wool 40, as full of f:nrter and Game; to be sold together or la Lots. LOT G. An elegant COT PAGE, sewed In a emall Lawn, and large luxuriant G.irden. arab Vs.ll Pond, am dell„h•fully atd., e on Addiestone Green, iurrcy, near Chertsey, Oa land., Cla.e. mom, &c. Full Particulars at the 0111:a of Mr. Shee, Landed Estate Agetit, Southampton-raw. DOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Sorgeens in London, have sedulously ( - seemed their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those door. dews which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable bleveng, rnatrhuonial felicity. The numerous appll. cations they have hitherto received trent persons of the first dis tinction, and the utsife-in success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints. injures them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cast% of ifebiiity or Deficiency, whe ther resulting from 'be wits frequency of participating in the i.tz%ie des of tes!iionahlt life, tee uabounded indulgence of libelant' aii, or a secret mill , ary hatvit, which VICAItt!t:4 I lir • vergy of the nand, and d 61 1 ,10) 6 the ,44wcr of yautli, by producing stt talky its the ma sex, end inirktenee in the other, they offer a sae and ;J,toianent cure. To those who, from such complaint s,are prevented euii-ring into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, how ever difficult or ineffectual the curt may bit deemed by o cher Practitioners, that by a renovating and iufal.ihlu method they may be revolted to a sound and • vigorous constitution. it certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Ventre al Infection, by a ndld end never-tahing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also h:ricctices of the Urethra and . (Wets, which they are enabled to cure in A short period, without recourse to the painfeldangerous effects of the Caustic; references, ed which can be given to several :slublernen 94 Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cut ed in a very short period, afar oaedig seoosiieo ender strictures lor many years. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness bare been defeated, It m.y 'mitt t`t: a pleasing reflection to know, th.e by a proper perseveraece in their remedies, the general health is renovated, nod the inipedi means Tailored. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively profe,siig th cure of hew particular complaints, In order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few,with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think k but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated Into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and, testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer heusbphste of our eastern world, as well to in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been con fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold act a c.rtainty ut renovation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid some. And further, that having had opportunities, in their professional capa• city, of forming ao intimate acquaintance with the con ttitutiunal habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them she best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting front their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. ro be consulted at their house only (perketal:y, or by letter.) by Patients tit either sex, with secret), :efficacy, and attctrim. Patients in the country are requested in twice r.he psi - miners oft sir cite, age, sad meaner of tiettig, 4..5...0..tek a renottatiee foe advice aed medicines; and the remed.es will be gittm r." forwarded to any pat t of the kingdom. GOSS and Go. tiurscotto, is , Uouverie-street, fleet street. To THE PUBLIC. 911 BISH is inxintisly snlicirons c ,, nvey ko ins • best friends, the Public, his unfeigned tbant: for the very gnu patronage his Offices received in the Lipt•< r$ just finished. It gives him peculiar satisfaction to announce that In t h e Lot tery Contract just ended. tlte unexampled success which has for so many years put distinguished his Offices, was still further In• creased, having had the pleasure of di yid' mg amongst his rtr mall Capital Prizes:mire is menter aid amass Man thug all by say el4er Office Amepereviz. - 4457 - a Prize 0f......... ..690,000 9,649... .... . . ..a Prize of ....... 1.5.000 11,2116 get,l)oo 1,544 .C5OO 1.715 ...... t:00 14,129 ...... 2,000 1, , 41 2,974 4,491 1,000 I 2,795 &e. &e. &e. rie A new Lowery we conrraer,-d far on Thtirslato the Mk Instant, the particular.. of which wid he given In a tea The 1%41144 w..re u undir: Geont:e Caetnat. lll9 16 9 . 1 . 11064A1 111%11 Cense:a Wrus •• l9 14 9 HAZARD Sitti (20. ......• l9 14 4 lour: SWEWRIGIIT Tickets and Share% win be on .;air in a leer days, at BlStra °Sees, 4, Corrandl; and 9, Charing Crosq. HA'Fq. P - ATENT ELASTIC SILK HATS on B eaver Bodies, as light and pl , asant wear as Beaver. and Warranted to retam to the Lot a m-se beautiful Black, and aril never lost their Ship. or '4por with Rain. and are in every resi ect tar supe rior to th all red by other Houses at the exorlii-ant Price of Otis, are sellnig at the manufactory of GEORGE MA. SIC• 4, WztrercroN HOUSE, RIDCIOSII•IttiItZT, EARPICAN 4 a the very Low charged only 165.; and Best 11;;Tit • overflew reaver Hats at only ells. Fatnives supplied with Livery Hats at suali a Reduced Pace as is worth attentiou.—Front t h e extreme Low Charge no Cr. ..lit can be given. lie part•cuLr as to the above Address, as doer Lea hew in Bev( vret t Name and I rade. UNCOMMON CHE._II I 'TRAVELLING. roux Tut SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To Y0RK.1.1 7 . EDS. EDINLI ! alit', and all Porte of the Nwth. Four Inside Coedits, t he Bev Horses, and lice') ex crllu!t :rue, By B. W. MOUN I'AIN .tll.l Co. THE knowing P. at Ccochre, T.laii Coachrs, &C. set twr from t h e ';AP ACEN's liE AD INN, Snow.hlll: The U PIM, a NIA' POOL Light Coach, only one night on the toad, carrying fear Inaides art four Outsider, uts rant retry day at or, o'clork, arrive. at Liverpool ne . .;.. evenirg at six o'clutk, Ly way of Dunstahl:, Woburn, I.r.th bury, Yerthatnpr 41, We!' •;.1, Lutterworth, filrkhry, stone, Sti.r.e, Noverstle, Kuutsturd, War rington, and Prescut. :kit' I'HANIY FON, Lyn.!ngtati, Winchester, and Baningstoke New four Inside Coach, at half pa.. seven it: the min n. Ire;, arr ,- .5 at the Dulirlnn inn, Southampton, by rive o'clock. 'I is a Mrlbr delightful conveyance Witte Lie of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, Sr. ?dame's, Havre de Chace. Cirrensurg, etc. StiItEWSBUBY, Wellington, and SLitnial Post-Coach, • every Evening, at Five o*Clock.—Gt.arded. Whir MOLT I 11 , Dorchester. ilhindford, Salisbury, Andover, and Isasingstoke new Po.a Coach, every *kern Wey mouth Packets to Guerntry, lersq, Alderney, Sr. Nialoe's,&c. EXETER., Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and tlalisbury New Post Coach, every Moniing ! Seven o'Clock,through Hfilliton..lltmluster, Bead 'tort , BLandturd, Basingstoke, and Ragshot. 110 S FON, spahlioe, Pet.oborouGh, Stilton, and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spi!shy, Isouth e Grimsby, and BATH anti BILISTII. Flying Po,:!-Coaches,throu,711Claippenl ham, Caine, and Mal initrou t th, every Aiternoun; arrive at Mr. N4, 7 , e . t h e uvevu,utiel inn. bath, and the I ,onitin Tavern, Tinw mas.street, and the Swan, IListol, next Murnhig.—Coache, to Wells, kiridg , wat.tr, Eatioton,4 acted - , Plymouth, Ac. LEEDS new light caned the Rockingham sets one ev , ry Morning; carries Four [wide: only. and goes remark ably easy, with a Cut.r.l throughout. P,.sies through Stam ford, Newark, Reified, Doncaster, and Ferrybricd,e, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Morniny. Not wirkstadcling the uncommon Expedition a glue Coach, it is :Mowed to he the most agreeable an.t comple:e Conveyance on the North Road, heiag unequalled in Aecouimodatiun by any (ALI'. GLASt;OW, Luna•trown, Gretna• Green, .finnan, Dumfries, Brownhill, I horahiU, Sunqnleir-ifile„ Con:pork, Kingswell, and all Parts at Scotland, Post Coach, (Daily). YORK., Scat hototiglm, SWAM. f ee d o l ee d, N ew . castle, and Editsbur ‘ ta new Ytt..r inside Coach, svi•li a G tiard thoungbout, set. out every Morning at Eigta o'C.h.e.k, by way of Newark, Ritfurd,Tadeaster, Darlington, Norrnall.o-ton, Dun. hang lvlorrth, c,el Berwick. Passmgers hinting themselves fatigued trout the length of the journey, may rest What rime they please, and then proceed on without any adltional Fare. itams!mry, lionscrfurd, and New bury Ptht.coaelr, at 7, iii the morning. rat 11/GENOA New Cliaulli, ever) Evenings CARI.bLF., Pent: th, anti Wintwiaven tour Inside Nhit. Coach, and a GUAM :al the mats. eases thrO.kll Iwoll-,!h, Appleby, Gftatabridgv,Rielime.::d, Catteriek, liwtheghbrid 6 e, Wetherby, Aberford,Denc.tater, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and pertnrim the iuurney with the gr,2tetrz Passengers delz..l on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their scats being secured in the neat Coach, KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, and idarstang Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Cluek.--Gieirded. LIVERVOUL, Warrington, Koutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Post-Coach, tailed The R 4 ?al:I:or, every livening at live o'Clock, to the Saracvn's Head inn, 1)4.-itreet, Liverpool.— elvarded throughout. falEsTElt„ Net.pert, Vl'hitchzirth, Torporiry, Nantwicle, Math/rich, ated Mo.diewich Co-ch, every Evening, at rive o'rlcck. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, art Vann, new Coach, every Morning, ta the George ln:s, NIANCIILSTER, WittAtsw, Newcattle, Wa and Wolverhampton I'.n : -CrJach, may .I(trrnoon.—.Guanied. ....... SI Wand Bother: apt I.ost caked Vie Rocking ham, every Morn:o , ° . Bi ril INC fiANI Post enutt, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, awl rt rel , et ihritio.: ; tiant next day at Noon. Pastes by Oxford, Euston, ud Siiirtouv, to the Saracen's Head, Bull strett, Btr.itinda - n. HULL, Nord:cave, Itowden, Thorn, and Donewiter Po t. - Coach, every Morning at hall vast -ix, to the Cioss Keys, Mar ket Place, Hull. DovErt, NTargate, Sardwich, Reirtsyate, Canterbury, u, ' , Petit...ter, and bum(' New Pon Coach.% Morning, Netri, and Night. HERt FORD, Ware, Hodwdon, and c'heshunt Coach every Morning. WAGGONS. To Hernel liempstrAd,WatfordandSta"more, doles weak. 13:colr, Bomar, Bury, and all pacts of St:! eve. ) , Memlay. Ctrtuce-ter, Al , ingdon, 'lenity, Bevel, .rd Clot, ccskr, three timed a week. outhai•ipton„ Wirtheeter, Rumfty, f.yrdbore, I.ymingtoa, Cleistehurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridee, Wiroborne, Pool, Isle of Jersey, and Gummy Wagyons lv.) Sunuary, 1-!..mron end 1 wickerham, twice a wtek. Gerisowieb acid Woolwich, every day. _ . . _ _ B. W. Nlot , N7 AIN Mid CO. felPealltily atqraftlt their Friend, arul the rphhe, that they will pot be &tempt:4loe foe any Passengers' 14:; ; ;zige, Wrltireni, I'Lltr, of - out:ls %%Alm:, tt lo,t, q•e• 4:10, and the f of ALLl4ird: ll ef. 41 Ihe ruts th an i Five V.lfrr • , & •