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" 271.0,A2A1.4k .: ,~: . , trLis '.I";CArII • i3l k ? , 1 oda rJ f 1):1 MVO IZlf ' :~ •; n' • - NUMBER 8374. • i! : t READING SCHOOL. THE ANlSTlEtigiiitt 1 4 .42EVYNG will be held at the FREEMASON'. TAVERN, Great Queen street, on TUESDAY, the lath imstant. Dinner op Table at Six o'Clock. Tickets, rtice ,El. Sr. to be bad at 04 BMW the Tavern. STILWAIIIO46. i-i ,• , . : , Copt , T. PIPON, Ith Dragoons, IOIIWSHIELDS, Esq. bLORGE H. AMES., Ein. • - R. WI-It ll'ON, Esq. ROBERT PETRIE, Esq. CH,A.RLESSHUTER, Esq. London. lancartr : Al, lei 4. i _ _ - rjr AZ A Rl5, BURNE, -and Co. Stock Brokers, 11 respectfully inform the Publle, that the NEW STATE 1.9 FIERY, consisting of only i spoil Tickets will be drawn i n T th iro Days, viz. e 18th apd 26th JANUARY, THE SCHEME CONTAINS 1-814. • Priam of - ,C 204,00 , . I„ I I Ste. - 2 -. Ticked and Shares in rent vary f intact.; #c nelliog at their Often, No. 02. ROYAL EX,CISANOL Loxpon i slYtW4lßGHT,begsleave to inform his Friends Ai and the rul!e, tisk the NEW S TATE LOTTERY, iiich begins Draw ng the 18th of this Month, contains old, Twelve 'llsousand Tickets, and the following capita Prises: • 2 of £io,oBB I 9 of Zto,n oo 2 of 3,0 0 0 2 of 2,n80 And nuinerou, others, snaking a Grand Total of ;120,0110. 'I loam and Shares are selling at his old-established and truly Fortunate Offices, 37, CORNAILL, •1 tl, tiotnoan, and 38, HAYIKARKILT, 141, 011roltD-ITILIILT, Which have ever been enurtently successful in the Sale of capital Mimi: sOI.D IN I HE LAST LOTTERYd—No. w, CORNHILL, No. 284, a Prize of £'o,oso—in one Fourth, two Eighths, and e eight Sixteenths ; 3,034, a Prize or Xi 0,025—in one Half and t lea Slateentbs: Prizes of 41,000, 4400.4200, 410 u, &c. Ste. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers , respecifully inform the Public, that the above 'Pickets were sold by duet in go :hares, and the ])ester Prizes In 43 Shares, and the Noaey paid Inimediatrly; flaws and Shares are selling in great variety, and at die lowest Prices. The Public may d e pend on Irvin; gran's! Selet - itin of CaPital Prizes in the present Lot tsri,to by drawn on theltadaofiANUAlt Y NEXT, at their old tstahlivhed Office, 76, CorallPL Qrders by Post or Carrier eat wad oo the same Teruntas IS 'THIS MONTH, Jannsehr t • STATE I:ol'rmY BEGINS DitAWING, X 10,050 per the rirst-drtiwn Prize above £2O. DICHARDSON, GOODLUCK & Co. respect.. Alt folly inform the Pubbc, that the STATE LO PTER Y nUtbsogindr4wing 18th-J ANUA - R Y. The Second Day's Drawing !' be the inithJANyAßY.—The Scheme, contains - Prizes bf - 31:),C00 2 - - - wpm • 2 - • . -1: 'OA* _ . . . . 't a. &C. &c. &C. l'3 !ft(; ' Ticatirs and System are on sale by. RtetikaDsow, GOOD. LOCK, and Co. the Cdattactort for the pretest Lottery, at their Wices, 3ank Budames . Corntdik and Cbtrior Cram ; when , thty :mild in the totivtlea dream bit September and November, the following Capital Prize r s u in'4B Shares; • 3,354 - - " 4 ' : . . se 2001 50 4,'85 - X 3,000- 1 ,1,630 - aeseo . 8 ; 471 - 'EI 0 Ali "1fA251 - agSoo_ :,.., •.. • - 4 . -11 LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PATRON—His Royal Highness the Duke of Yoßn. GOVIRSOIS. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. John Latouche, M. P. Captain J. Hay. SFIGEON—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College;London, THIS INSTITUTION, established , far the exclu , 1 sive Treatment and Cure RE the Vb.:NE:REAL DISEASES• wd their.drtailful consequences, as 'S*turea, Debilicies,,Ulcera danS,&t. fiat to boast the cure oils leis than 4,o6o ) lFsktients, an- Paallr; liesiif of whom have bbirialltietelPfteitis 10 to ittllebrs. earty - iymptorns of Goneirehtrif end Chan to ire cured in *few dayi by Ur Kiernan's superior and ethcaciout made of ;Raiment, and that.woaknesa andlirrangonient of the grierauve efgaas t iehick impair the constitutwa, and,sborten life, are here Inure sue.. essful y _Created than" on* bitc/ other plan. Mi. Kiernan entry beitirtinitaioviisirail,'Sy either sec, at his private house, No.lti, Saver Cbarlotii-orturea c Bedford-sktuull where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, arpl, the necessary aclv.ce and medicine will be given or sent . Ott; part of the kingdom. • J . WESSEL'S JESUITS PROPS % "f' THE Genuine JESUITS DROPS hhve been long known and esteemed a safe; cheap, klisictual, and often in immediate care far Straneuso, °tots, WeWitness of the Kid seys or Bladderf and when taken on the first attack of Veneressl idectioa, they will infallialy accomplish the desired alert should the complaint be far advanced; It will be necessary to take the Sttctricatmany with the Jesuits Drops. Ike great abjett to be attended to is, that Purchasers should be camel its hoeing the true and genuine preparation, gs the un safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehood, ate' so numerous, that the Pro prietors requi s t ever y k urc lance to ask for i• Wessel's Jesuit's props " CAUTION.—Tbe genuine Weis ti's Jesuit's Dmps are qr."d in a black stamp, with the tollowing engraved thereon (:o secure the Proprietor from piracy) ; " E. EDWARDS, Sue celsora to I, Wessel, f 6, St. Paul's Church.yard.” Price 46.0 d. per bottle, and in large brittle', containing ten Vasil 41.9 x: . , THE riNIST PikolibarioN EVER KNOWN IS 'ROWLAND% MAcAMAR OIL ' ITS virtOes, composed cif VeKetabie Ingredients ' *a m The tstand of Macassar, in the East Indies; are fat ; beyond eulogium fo r er adicati n g all impurities of the Arlan hair, and protium% a luxuriant growth on hishi places; produces a strung curl, and permanent, so that no damp air can obliterate it; also a beautiful gloss ; promutes the gruw:h of whiskers, tie- Inows, mustachios, &c. Its preeminent virtues have gained the august patronage of ' their Royal Higitneases the Princess sa Wades issiddfuke nt Susl as, his Serene Highness the Duke at Bransyrlct.,9lbd • his . 1 ' 11 " ', celiency the Duke 40 Infantado, by their tapas, Ant lority ; — Msu Ly tno,t of the Nobility, and Gentlettien orate lan Army, •.,151. • .."..,. I olttl Rowiamite Treatise istitlie Hair, is enclosed with each IstifWl Woeihr the attention *at alreunilies., ,As: eitts book is printed," 1114 tilt Oil counterfeltei, it, is. paraspliPp, ittiefr+tarY to observe, that each genuine b Q iiii, .it s i g i r 4, fß flu label In red ink, A, Rowland and Stns." — k ''' '',.. • ~" '• ... . . pi t! at Si. Gil. 10s. ict sild;:ki . fa by by the tele Pro.' ~ • /. *I, A. Rowland ilit'Son, It 'Hattori-Garden ; Stall 'fly Metirs..tiersilries Perfumers to hieflrbjesty, Titch bronspelteetr Messrs. Bayley sad Slew, Perfusnres„Cockwur- L; ,M 4,. EpoyiN Perfumer, 111, New Dood.otreec; Mr. i t 01'0114.1;reet; and by all Perr,omers.4nit Medicine Y:i i v er Ll = mitagtinoc ttfolinpite:' • ) tl A i ZSiEltici 1 fqr CliAnglaji tia* e l itlt rt sown et the Hair, at 7..4 & tiebattlik tlr , at e GI Pi ~.1:- ._~ tr 1 • - 5 ts - 1 7 ...'- .EDNESEPAY,. JANUAIRY 5 , .1814 . • • • - 4,4P,4,6:jfifF1C1, Dec 2g), .. 14 014 Ws give, MO S ums ofOSOMIII •_1 ' 44 .1 11 .PPTIVIPfge ZWiturit Mg* Trio, I Vows "so #4l6soll* TIP* go Pori dig* qty Aisvirolty f wit At+ftle Aftigt44 I, sh• 414 r Mg 24ia•il lAridu• ea FM* 9 q u igrilfl*PkiA sigh* o ' d rhit*lllPiraiott• J. W. CROICRIC • MONEY Oti MOWitAGE - WANTED imMediody from $ to /MOO nn marquee of a Fraehuhl Estato of art times the value. -interest will be gnartultsed to 'be paid repdarly every ball year at a Bankee4o.-Notte but principals or their Solicitor* will beirtated viith.:.—Apply to Messrs. Edwards and Lyon, Blociris -66P1!-stltlre• • 4/311110i . !SIXPENCE" HALF! EN Y, - CMGS OP ORLNA NCR, Dee. Si, is i 3 . • • • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS •of Au MA JES.Tra ORDNANCE, is kere4, eve swift, That ProPPlS.l9.or ' ill be reeeived at 'their Whet, in Pall-Mall, en or before Monday, the !Witty of January neat, from suck Persons as may be willing to Purchase about Ninety Tons DI SA LTPE FRE RAGS, and Rags now in Sore at the Royal Pow. der Mills, at Faversham, in the Cot_nty of Kent. Further Partieukirs may he known upon eppileaeon to the Storekerper of the Ordnance it Faversham, where the Dap anti Rags may be viewed, andabo at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and foot o'cio . ck, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and eudoraed " Proposils for the Purchase of :41:petre Rigs awl Rags;" but no Proposal can he admitted after the said 10th day of January ism, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party wakes It or . an agent on his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. N. CRRIO', seiret SRI riSH FIRE OFFICE. r.FoR *a insurAnce of Buildings, Furniture, Mer , chandize, ShiPs,Vessels, and all oilier Property, agaiust loss or dathage by FIRM. insurances for 'abort Period*, or for s t tegither, * may be effected at this Office,.upon the must eciuitagia,Teriew. • Policies will not be charged for Sums of .4:344 or upwar*,- nor to Pawls increasing their pri.sent Insurances. 1 he whole STOCK of a FARM will be in.qtred• wit/toot Spe. cificat inn, at the reduced Pranioru of 2s. per Cont. Iti.ceipts fur the Renewal of Policies expiring at Cuatrr MAN, may he had at the principal Offices in the Strand and Corn. hill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Proposals far new Insurances. • ROBERT SKR! .TON, Secretary. CO7NiPIAII4I*. DR. SQUIRRELVS (Atithot'Ol Maxims 3xims of Health) l'ObllC iNIAWDERS and DROPS have been pces. scribed for indigestion audits effects for 30 years with astonishing SUCC a.s . These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, pidegha, and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the. nerves - , remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pm:. duce an appetite, and correct acidity. They also care diseases of the liver, and those incident to warm c li mates , or too f ree l iv i ng . N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy aCnstive habit, remove. obstructions, lessen irsitability, diminish heat, carry off fiver . cure the head-ache, and have singular efficacy io removing a fit Of la- Laminator, gout. 'the Powders 2s. Od. or 64. The Drops its. ad. or 6s. sold at the late 'Putt's, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, 922, High•atreet, Bo rough ; Mitchell, 9, Charles -street, Soho-square • and the Pro prietor (from Soho-square), 39, Charlton -street, Linen Town; also by all the wholesale Venders in London. s. •.• Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample dies count. WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CIIILDRENS' DINEASEis 'nide SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and aUAEDLAN of CHILDREN should Ise acquainted with. 'rimy occasion loss itrfiriartate v aiffbnfaZittended after ; :they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, Ansi they Once fatal, by ending In a consumption err decay. Both as a preventative and cure of thesealarming eonsplaints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of dm highest charactela in this country, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other. Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who balm the care of children, should bare this remedy as a family Medicine 'to resort to, when eves the stomach or hotels of Children are any way dirordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Soll,wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 1. Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sharp, Johnson, k Beim. Port s mouth ; Jones, Weston. Allmot, and Mailkiry, Portsea ; Hall and Johnston Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness • Peck and Ross, and Tosser, Hull ; Harland, Cookwarthy, Net tleton, ' and Gilberto/Plymouth ; lEnott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham ; Staines sad Lynch, Manchester; Trownian, Exeter c Smith, Manderton,Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter raid M•Drmald, Glasgow ; Bhlgen sod Barry, Bristol ; Ste venson and Co. Norwich; swieten, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, and bilinp and LW hbury ,ierpuoi; Neale and Ledger, Dover; White, Brighton; Rohn ts, aaidon, and Ruff, Clieheir. ham; and retail, by must countr; medicine winders, in boxes, at es. sd. and sa. std. each. MESSFeS.CIikRIE and Co. Surgevna i late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wok world to rove a stogie instance where iheir Medicine and method of cure ever failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in the particuki branch of their profeaslin has not given rise to Goo unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicluas and wasteful effects of habit long and most unhapprg pursard by the louthsof both sexes, in the one it will be found 5 be the unfailing weave ef barren ness; the oilier have Its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which,if not timely remedied, terminates In impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per= sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is shnple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the ceurfe of a long, laborious, and Much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, epuagy excrescences, hard tn raors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness , glens, as also snuaTußEs, Whether recent or of long duration, and which.have baffled the shill ember Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually:awl permanently c without the patient mitering the ezcruciaang pain and alarming hemorrhage which often folhiairs the appVcatien of the lunar caustic, la the.couree of 10 years extensive practice In this metropolis, minnow; cieses of ter.cturet lavit been and are daily under their care , the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, ant} expealle: noes mode of practice, superior to any oth e r yet a dopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from chi; chum. plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the &Witty has for years exile. tad, a proper perseverance In their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to reeled the slumbering sparks of hie, and to reruiimais the coristantiones Several noblemen and de:attract', of the first re. eceabdbej . ..eve been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. tor the ref ntoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. mid, barns received a radical and permanent cern, segue* chit niferduce rnay be made to thenamsatislactor,y, "Mapco or ti e thclieri 'pertority Of Messrs . eqrrte and Co:a phan s of trea4JmAt; Mang of these Oentlenteir had • Strictures".frodt ten in twenty years, and were grader the ore of Metsre..4hipb and licay.slder, isnot uhipteungeoen of equal endussm , wit.O attempted rheir Awl ON al9lteatkin at the lunar without, success. f Patient" in the Countri ate ,reveitad to state the t'sge; Mid manner of *inge eucknirlif * an ? ' " medicines; and the plate Will • • L forWM:eli Hint of the Kingdont.' ' tend On. stay be consultel.by. ethielliit, est 107, flai dtiinety„, l ecr fa t,asa i s hermit. as, paor bp. 0., tonl ifeteri. • . -% • • - • • 4 • • • .• • .• • • ; ) • ' ,2 ;, 1 . • • • • .„ t—tirysiskr '''.Y"aavrafta 41,4JAMP , . . v 4 .0 T , bac i' s •r! . W taT a , a qr.) % ..1 I: : fI V VI 1, . ' • ' N • e t "I • S ' ••••.. eV"' ••••-ik • • . O „ A T • A ' 1 b.... 00 7 4 c 11 1111" -- .141 : ' 4111110 * ' ' ; At, .1 3 3 IE I y • \ 1 / 4 . . • . : • . _ - _ _ - • This dap was, plastid*, in 2 Vuls. nvo,.ithe Second Edition, with o rortrait, price XI. is. Words,- of RACTICAL szkmot44, lox the• late Rom MILES A.B. Vicar OCKippax, Minis/et of Sc. Paul's, and Lettur e r o f t h e Parish Cholas; in` Leeds. To which is prefixed, a Short Mental, Of the Life and Cha racter of the Author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. London) Robinson and Son, aod W. Hardcastle. Leeds. . ' This day was published, In Two Vols. Bvo. price One Guinea, AN - EItITOME of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern ; float the earliest authentic Records to the commencement of the present year. By FRANCIS BAILS. Sold by J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and t. Richardson, Royal Exchange. ••• Work is intended as an Introduction to General His tory and exhibits the rise and progress of the most material.Re volumons that have taken place in the principal Empires, King doms, and States in the World .N. .., In a few days will - be plabliSlied, A New Edition, being the / Fifth, of E MA ILKS on the 0 PHtIiAL MY, PSOSOPH THALMY, and PURULENT BYES of NEW-BORN C}UI.DREN. With Additions. To which will be added, Remarks on the Purulent Ophthaimy which has lately been epidemicalin this country. By JAMES WARE, Surgeon, F.R S. Printed for:khoinas Underwood, dd, Fleet-street; and T. Maw mau, Ludgate.Hill. Of whom may bo had. by the same Audisir, pries Ins. fol. Observations on tne Cataract and UOMI - .) llho Third Edition. . _ _. ~.4 1 CPCPWIT4S 0 LAIR IA fOrt sd / ;Y , IN illi K. New. man and Co. Ogg !eve ni lipg pc Gisneffigwa.wtio is " 29 going to conintefreit a L ,ma tlo,y te r cirri complete sess to dispose' iiir s 'eii e ' g itiiPtertna" LetittflVll6isey : sae Of 71i7 VOIIIMII s tieelvisr mil Brit. 'is Oaf. at a 1 1. 441 . per voluane: another et Rope Voltml a elws luill-liquesi in esti, at ea. pirrAiline t ia ~a rthird. a e collectlep at 637 V 4. lanes, a•vi, hall= li'Ult, los' ti. 4 el ‘9 l 4lioC....raCtiCU, :ars on application. HER'T'FORD-STREET, MAY-FAIR. Eligible Family Itemdence, Coach-house, and Julie, near Hyde-Park. By Mr. ROBINS, t At Garravray's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, CornhlU, on Wednesday, the 26th January. 1814. it 71[311r. LL' ASE of an :excellent FAMILY REST. JR. ' DENCE, desirably situated No. 21, HERTFORD. 'IIIREET, MAY-FAIR, contiguous to HYDE-PARK, late the Residence of Lieutenant-General Sir HARRY BURRARD, Bart. decoded; containing, on the Upper Storey, Five good Bed Rooms. On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed-chambers. On the Principal Floor, two handsome Drawing-rooms, com municating by folding-doors, and elegantly hued up—Bed•chain her, &c. Ground Floor, Eastrance.hall, principal and secondary Stair ases, handsome Eating Parlour, Library, 'Water Closet, Butler's Pantry, &c. Open Yard at the back, and convenient Offices in the Ease tient, Wine and Beer geilars, &c. The whole in very complete order, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. • • • - •. • Contiguous, a Five-stall Stable, doe c -}louse, with Loft and Man's Room over. - To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the Premises ;'of George Ellis, Esq. Solicitor, Abingdon-street, Westminster ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom '1 lie ken for viewing may be had. GROSVENOR SQUARE. ELEGANT MANSION, WITH EXTENSIVE OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garmway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, CornMll, on Wed nesday, the 26th January, 1814, at Melva o'Clock, A. CAPITAL Spacioui Elegant MANSION, situate on the North side of Grosvenor-square; the re sidence and property of a Nobleman. The Premises have been recently enlarged and improved, at a very considerable txpence, and are planned with every accom modation for a Family of the First Distinction, containing Four Rooms, with Water-closets, &c. on the principal Floors, and roomy Seirvante Chambers. Princpal. and Secondary Stone Stair-cases, in the btsement, numerous well-arranged Offices, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Coal-larders, Ste.; capital Whit Cellars, and a range of Sleeping Rooms for Servants ; lofty Stable for tight Horses, and Coach louse. Harness Room; Coachman's Apartments, with Rooms over Loft, &c. The Improvements and alterations have been condected by one of the first Architects, and are done in a most substantial manner: held under the Earl of Grosvenor, for a term of which 55 years are unexpired, at a small ground-rent. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's Inn square; the Subscription &owes St. James's-strvett end Pall Mall; at Garraway's ; and W. Mr. •Robitu, Wampfgheatreet, Goldep-aquire, of whom fOrAgliisliffffilOad- KENT.—MOST VALUA DI,E FREEHOLD, TYTHES, ' ' RESIDENCE, AND LAND. TO BE SOLD Bb AUCTION, BY MR. PEYTON, At Garraway'.l Coffte-bouee, 'Cbatee-alley, London, on Friday, January 14,1414, at Twelve o'clock, in Three Lots, ALL the RECTORIAL TY r HES arising from the Crops of Corn mist Hay growing on upwards of Two 'fhosisand Seven Hundred Acres of most capital Land, In the highest attire of cultivation, lying within a ring fence, and form ing the principal part of the Parish of isiORTHFLEE'r, together with a comfortable Dwelling-house, Offices 'and .Gardelis, spe cious Barns. Yards, and Homestead, and oanCley Closes of Land, coo W ing 1 9 the whole upwards of Twenty Acne', free from all 'roul__. Northeret is most advantageously sitnated, -adjoining the River Thames, One mile from Gravesend, within 20 miles of, and roads, a roisbi , Jolly water cenimbnication with` the Metropoll.• The Leekblifor the nmet part in a state of aritilbk and trio tiseilbl4llllollllllll4 it oll,is nighty probable thatietrill bit st-eiligniedisb:l / ' • 1 ln,.t. - .. Printed Par' re may be had t applying to Mr. Everit t . Leather BeittlshjNorthibeet ; the is i,.., ROchester ; the King s Head, CantestitiVy ; Mr. Sown". '!, Alit-2(14 bear Maid, s: go u t. ; • Misos; W tack, 110404, arst lones i lip 's (,in ; and of Mr. lam Desslrat.cbsy4l4 ll .9 , 80 , , 1 tithe*, and at the 1 jilktlei" " W 9 eTr7. _. . ' lv .... ' i ; . ....0" I Estate may be seen. : 'o►' r ' t. OP 6 4 • 'naiads* wastsablialted, Elegantly printed td &Poeket Valium, price 41. In boards, A FATHER'S LEGACY tohisDAUGHTERS. • By the late Dr. GREC,OIt Y, of Edinburgh. Printed for Cadell and Davies J. Walker, Longman and Co. Scatcherd and Letterman Lad:threw, add o. B. and R. Qrobby, Booker, J. Aspertw, and Gale and Go. • ' • -• ' This day was published, TIRE •ROYAL MILITARY PANORAMA, with a beautiful Portrait of Lieutenant General Sir Row. laud Hill, Bart. and a fine Map of the Seat of War in France and the Pyrenees. 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