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/ KGs-vc-L~ 7T7, !!!0•1- ~~. . ~~ 1) J. .. ./- A r e- - oa-A 7 - one.. • . :. ..-- , '4 • . eit_ t »,is . ,i i . i . eeso6e;4aa4::d • 1 : ( 11.()S ". . . • ~ .:_~,_~, N muy.o 11.42&] Mt . )CAI. SigiSN -.P 0 LOTTRRY HAB' 13ISLI respectfully infornss those . Persons who • have already purchased in the Present Lottery, that the imply Capitals drawn the First Day were, 8,421111 Prize of 'mono I 12,i4't a Prized AN* ' 7.319 ...... itepoo • limos SOO And T. Will submits to those who hive now rim ausimum Pascusas, the following RICH STATE OF THE WUREL s • 3 CAPITALS of £20,000 . of - £IO,OOOI 4 - of - 1,000 2 . of - 2.000 7' • - 500 . Be t te Rightemt .62121 and AllOO, and 8,500 other Pram t sad it ROM Of the above CAPITALILISO fitted for up PArtinular Day, ALL may be Drawn no Tumour Naar (October 2), the SECOND. DAY Or DRAWING. • • • FROM. LAtr' NIGHT'S GAZtT7E. [Thia dikette notifies that the . Xinglias been pleased Oa appoint • ; Henry CanninC.E.q. to be Agent and Consul in the Circle of Lower Saxony, and Of Fiee . Cities of Hanabergh„.Breease, and ,Lnbeck.] WHITEHALL, SEPTEMBER £7, 1 The Xing has. been pleased to direct letters patent to_ be pasted under tike Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Biltaia 4d Maud, for granting the dignity of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to this following Genti.mtn, and to the heirs male of their bodies, lawfully begotten, via. Charles Forbes, of New and idinglaisle, in the county of Aber. Been,. Esq. Thomas Reid, of Ewell Grove, in the eciinaty of Surrey, mid of Graystone Park, in tke county of Dumfries. Eq. • • George Abercrombie Itobinson, of Bates House, in aka county of Semerset Psq. William lisillie,orPoikemblet, in the county of Linlithgow, Esq. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conuninions In the Regiment of Brritrkkshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of Berwick. ' Joseph Hume,. Gent. to be Cornet, vice George Logan, retired; Robert L.uadell, Esq. to be Surgeon, vice Smith, deceased. BANKRUI"I'. ' Tickets sod Slimes warionted andrawn, are on Sale at Bun's maces, 4, Quad an& 9, Charing-cross, at the following Prices, w hi c h i s Cheaper than they have been in any Lottery for Thirty, Yens, at skis period of the Drawing. - - £l6 16 0 B ur - £9. 20 1 Emma - £2 2 6 Q uota - 412 6 Saassamist - 1 3* 6 • _ _ . otJ Amount, from £2 OO to Cap, in may b e si ztrbcePreebidd, totiyi Laminald. Reversions, Funded or o t her equivalent Pre posy. Nahum, op a d a l le =os of ample nolionsibilitYs modeled on Parrong .—For particulars apply to mi. wore, No. ifs , - Of by letter. post paid), where conunn ligation will meefr with intplkit confidence and attention. NURSERY PLANTS--REGENT'S PARK: NO BLE MEN and GENTLE MEN intending to plant this Season, have now an eligible gypsum:ley of prolinriqg the choicest and most thriving PLANTS, forming part of as ex tensive Nursery Stock, in the Regent's Park, on the left side tithe New Road, leading from Portland place, which wig be SOLD by AUCTION on the 3d of November, and the following day, in consequence of the ground being wanted as an-addition to the Pad, INMATE PUPIL- 7 .A Married Clergyman of the J Established Church, resident within a convenient distance d;Leedee, and receiving a few Pupils into his House, has now a Vacancy. The most satisfactory references can be given to Noble nien and Gentletnee whose Sops have been under his cue. Letters to - be addressed to the Bev. Z. S. J. Mr. Egerton's, Bookseller, raitehall, Leedom. Just published, is Om price Its. boards, LOT PAUL but JESUS; containing an Exaniina siva of the Question, how far we are warranted by the His tory in considering that which Paul calls " his Gospel," as forming Fart and parcel of the Religion of Jens. lassilon : Printed for John Rant, 22, Old gond-street ; and 58, Tavistock-sweet, Covent-Garden. This day was pubtiihed, price One &attain boards, THE TENTH PART of the ENCYCLOPiEDIA METROPOLITAN A. • (Part IL will appear on the Ise of next Yaftuary.) This Part sontains, amongst a variety of either ankles, the fol bwiag: Puss Sessoleis.—Logic, completed. allitn wxn AMIII.II &12110112.—Pbysical Astronomy, completed. 11 =sv mas Consent S7lla, Part IL—Cains Mins Ciesar, Pau L Spain. Gaul. Muiesta.saissus.-131ind. Blood. Blocks. Blow-pipe. Bohe mia. Bonibay. Bering Machine. Borneo. Braluitan. Breakwater Bridge. Britain. With the nsnal portion of the Dogfish Lezkon. , it A few copies are printed on superfine Royal Paper, with Fed impresd •as of the Plates, price Al. 162. in boards. Pruned for J. Illawnian ;, C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cra fistk, and Joy; Sherwood, Jones, and Co. G. and W. B. Whit aker ; Ogle. Duncan and Co. London; J. Parker, Oztord; and Biliglitass and Sone, Cambridge: and may be had of all Booksellers it the United Kingdom. SECOND EDITION OF DN. LINOARD'S EISTOWE• OF ENGLAND. Tlis a n was published, in Eight Volumes octavo, price .14. 16.. in boards, A HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first Invasion by "be Romanstotha . Aecession of James I. By JOHN LINGARD, D.D. Primed for J. Mumma, Lwlsate-street ; of whom may be had the same work Mare volumes quarto, price 81.135. in boards. 'V The Continuation of the Illoory, to the Revolution in 1688, is in a state of forwardness. _ _ - Also, recently published, now Is &CO, Gomm, atbd Awaits.. By the Rev. T. S. 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Tho FaSisoaroliai bliSsotouraii; on ad original plan, com prising tic' twofold-advantage of a. Philosophical and in Alphabeti cal Arrangement, with Phgravings by Lowri, &e. (robe completed U volt.), Parts I.* to IX. price 11. Is. each in boards. A few lopes are printed on nperfine :opt paper, with proof impressions the **A,. price if. IS.. each Part. kfr Pnispeemses of the Work Way be had of every Bookseller kat United Kingdom. • GOSS'S WORKS. Mamma patina marts sapit. Our page relates to man.—Afaurtat. Suet trablished, price Ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, 1. TILE *GIS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Commen jj taxa:l:e indiscretions arising from Human Frailty;ln /Ala Ad ' Symptoms and baneful Effects of Lues Ve nerea, Goberrima, Stricture, Sewing Weakness, &c. are fully de 'Misted ; Part IL embraces PrActical Observations on Sexual De- Self.Abtse, and Mental Trritatien, with some interesting Obserratiiens onVegetable and Animal Life ; ih Part HI. is a Mies of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, etplaining them ifs aramiliar manner.—By GOSS and Co. Consulting Sur litens, Landon. _ Nature lifatit • • Ootnibui ease dedit,si qui* dognoverit utl.—Cuuntu. • 41nce HIAV/111 to all the fitful af bliss luntlies, lh Pagistepptleatien merits tits wise. I. Hattatasa s de a Pion-Medical • Analysis. f some Complaints in -6.6•M1a follia. in *kith . are offered some important adnuati tans oa the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sympa thies, and fqrmatioit. • 'lle subject of Sterility is especially dwek upon. Interesting and inrportant cases illustrate the subject. Quo filet Venus? lieu! trove color decens. • lior. Lib. 4. Od. 1a . . _ riitheryiee Lose f 416 ! where the ikareting Moog The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones and Co. W , Paternoi-, ter -row; C. Ctiap2eL 39, Pall-tieall; S. W. Pores, 41, Piecaglilly; Callow and Wilson; 18, Prineeoweret.t, corner of Destard-street, Ulm ; T. aid G. Utulerwoode . 3liblient.street ; Ifighley and Soo, 174, Fleet -street; Onwbyn, 4, Catherine-street, Strand, London; ] Matched Steveutnn, Burke tad Kinnebrook, Norwich; Deck, IpiSrich ; Dutton, St. Idnidnd's; Sheppard, Coto stieif. Bristol ; 13aeratt and DAM, - Bath ; Platt • Cambri;' Tbdfl, Briggaie, Leeds ; Wiiehtsee, Bisiblogkatlit T;e 4 rinan„.• - rte; Wolstefilinitue; York ;Dore, lAetitpetot; Hump, Manchester. si 11/, Trongate Gitsgei*; • Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Bohol Pori attl by Bookeelleti.--(Price 54.), • Veittic GOSS aid Co. ire to be eassuked, as bawd, evert dalla ibtii !louse; and Patients in the country are requested to ekoi *The Sistiiiitay chi eats, ectloikig I tetnittance for Adrift and Ale dlettle.Which ca* liekitratiked to a 0 pelt of the wofld. ,• BUSS and Co. C. Sorgtonl, 13oureritAtilet, Elett-street;Lontliihi • The Stock consists of Elm, Bitch, Betels, Ask, Oak, Spaniel* Chesnut*, Poplars of all sorts, la. Shrubs, and a large quantity of Bedded Quick. May be viewed, and Catalogues had, by application at the Port. man Nursery; and at the Thatched Cottage. Regen4Parck. My day from the 20th of October until the Day of Sale. RUT= HOTHER NYACINTHS,A. RCISSUa R TRUE DOUBL E OOTS, Ice ROMAN . AND Fria fIRST IMPORTATION, of the finest Quality ' , .A. and Variety, has just been received at C. BA # ER(SICS Po- reign Vltrehouse,l9, Pill-Mall (Lite Partner with Mr. HastoValls); also Persian and other Iris, Itannocultss, Anemosties, Tulips, Jas. qui* Crowns, Snow broils„ ace. from Is. Id. per Hundred to !Os. r Seeds. r e lDosen, according to sorts. Some Italian Vegetable and Shrub in Packets of ja and Is. 6d.—Lisp, with the Flimsy silly be had by letter. A supply of new Honeycomb Parmesan, Gruyere, and Chapin ger Cheese; Westphalia Maw, scc. as. EXTENSIVE AND. VALUABLE PRINTWORPs MILLS, AND FARM, IN PERTUSEIRE, FOR SALE. There will be exposed to SALE b 1 PUBLIC AUCTION.I within the George Inn ' Perth, on Fame the 'Twenty-fourth day of October sat, , at One o'Clrek is tile Atsensoom Of not previously Sold by Private Hatpin), THE RtinivieN, _ _ MILLS • VERY FAST TRAVELLING j'2o DOVER, DEAL. RAMSGATE. MARGATE, AND CANTERBURY. 'FOUR -INSIDE COACHES, AND KEEP GOOD TIME; . - • BT . & A. /FOUNTAIN AND CO. SARACEN'S BEAD INN , SKINNER-STREET, SNO' • HILL, LONDON. T HE following Light Post-Coache s and Mails, &e. let out from the above Inn : The " Royal TELEGRAPH," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Mar. gate, Broadatairs, Canterbury, Faversham, and Sandwich, new su perior fast Coach, every morning at a quarter past seven o'clock. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Telegraph Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Kent road. BROMPTON,Chatham; Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sitting. bourne, Itelabalis addAdipringe. morning at a quarter past sever. The " Tally Ho," HIE YI I NG,II Ahi very fast Day Coach. every i reertlng us quarter before seven o'clock, through Redbuni, Anuet, amble, Drickhill, Fenny Stradmli, Stoney Stamford, lberieeter, Weedon, Daventry, Dunehandt. Carmine and Stone Bridge, to the. Castle Hotel and St. Georges Tavern, High-street, Birmingham, to Shams% Wellington, Bridgenorth, Sitilton, - Shrewsbury, Salop, °ewe-seq. Nantwich, Bangor, Tar parley, Chester, sod-Hoftelroid. Driven afresh with two C,osell; 1 1.11 lt e . sergz - new Light bet Conch " ra tA l Ilbdirthi, Alwyn, Ashburton; Dwelt:stet, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every likeilles lag Sewn f threellh .I teen s . Axminster, Bridges; ak.4„ ford, Stockbridge, Sutton Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge,. Ufath e water and BagshOt. Th e only Day Coach to Weymouth (delve* duettists-with two. Machines only), through %Oboe, Backwater, Basingstoke,..Quireas, Whkebetteil, Aadovex, Woodyeats, Cash more, Salisbury, Blandford, and Dorchester , at a quarter pas t fi ve o'clock in the morning. Packets from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Melees, Ste. every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at two. The UNION, Stetthampton, Lyminacce, Lyndhurst, Winches ter, Basingstoke,_liartford Bridge, Backwater. and Baphot, new Four Inside Coach, every !nailing at eight o'clock ; arrives at the Cosa and aortas add Vine Ins, Southampton, by five o'clock. Ibis is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, der aey, Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre. de Grace, Cherburg, New Light Day Coaches,. to DORCHESTER, in fourteen boors. only, through Bagebot, Backwater, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitehurch, Andover, Salisbury, liVoodyeats, Cashmere, and Bland ford, at a quarter past five and seven o'clock in the morning. , BATH and BRISTOL Poss-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, Marlborough, Hungtrford, Newbury, and Reading, every afternoon at one • -arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Leaden Tayera, "Thomas-street,' and Swan, Bristol, early the ncet morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, 'Tauaton, and Plymouth, at Re duced Fares. The" Umpire,* a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one • ea the road, carrying foor Inside, sets out daily at one; *rives at Liverpool next afternoon at five, through Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and Preseot. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Light Post Coaches, every morning and afternoon (Guarded). BARNSTAPLE, Southinolton, and Creclitnn, New Light fast Coach, every Monday, Wednelday, and Friday Mornings, at seven. The" Rockingham" LEEDS Light Post Coach, sets out every af ternoon at two, and passes through Baldnck, Diggieswasie, Eaton. Beekden, Stilton, Wansford, Stamford, Greetham,Granthant, New ark. Taxford, Markham Moor, Retford, Bawiry, Doncaster, and Deriyhrldge, arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, neat after smut at three o'clock, in time for the Bradford. Halifax, Skiptun. and Illuddriplela Weisel, at Reduced Farts, (driven through with fru Cetaehoten only). Luggage and packages only itd. per lb. HARROWO ATE and 141P 0 11 new LiEbt Post•C‘laedwes teen Afternoon at two, and eight in the Morning. GLASGOW, Lon4town, Gretna-Green, Aonaa, Dumfries, Brow Thornhill. banquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Scotland, a light four-inside Post-Coach (Daily). BRIDGENORTIL W,alsal, ShrewaAug s Salop. and Holyhead, new Light fast Coaches, every morning and afternoon. The " Tally Uo," COVENTRY Light . fast' Day Conch, every morning, at a quarter before seven o'clock, through Redburn, Dan :table, Stoney Stratford, Toweester, Weedon, Dovency, and Dun chetah, to Warwick and Leamlogton. , The " Express," to YORK, Searborongh , Whitby, Shields, Sunderland; Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a new light four-inside Past Conlovith a Guard-throughout ; sets out every morning, by way of Newark, Retford.Doueaster, Ferryluidge, Tadcaster, Dar- Northallenon, Durham • Morpeth, and Berwitk, and ar rives at York the next morn ing. At Reduced Fares. Driven through 'with four Coachmen only. MARLBOROUGH and Swindon, Four-inside Dar Coach, thessigh-Aldhoutat, Reading, Latnbourn, Purum, Lydington, Pew my, Wootton Basset, Ranasbury, iluagerford, Newbury, and Maid. tiohead (driven through with one Coachman only). ' The Dew Royal Patent Mali, BOSTON and Loeb, through Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterborough, Beeping, Spalding, Spibby, Alford, Grimsby, and Ilull, evening athalf-past Pima o'clock; &today, at a quarter before seven. . The " Express," a new light Four-inside Post-coach, to CAR usiS, Pavia, and Whitehtven ; with a Guard all the way; passes through Appleby, Brous!), Bowes. Greta Bridge, ftialualorid, eatterick, Beroughbridp, Fersybridge, Doncaster, Newark, Baw try, Graatham, Stamford, Greethatu, Stikon, iliggleivrade, and Rai dock. Sets out in the monist ; and performs the journey with the greatest lacility, at Reduced Fares. The New Royal Patent Mail, CAMBRIDGE, through Ware, Buntiogford, Dockland, • and Royston. evening, half-past seven o'clock ; Sunday, at a quarter before seven. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lousdale, Bolton, Chor ley, Ormakirk, and Gersten Light Post-Coaches, every morning and afternoon. The' Royal Express, " new Light Four Inside Post-Coach, to LIVERPOOL, in twenty-eight hours only, throughWarringtolf, Preseoe, Contemn, Lawton, Newcault-,Rudgly,,Knutsford, Stop!, Stafford, and Litchfield, (only one night on the road). STAFFORDSHIRE PorrE al ES, a new Light very fast Coach, carry , afternoon, to Luse-End, Stoke, Shelton, Borlinc,. Tumuli, Lawton, Healy, and Holmes Chapel. This is the ?Sy Coach direct to the Potteries. _ W AILIZFULD Four-inside Post-Coaches, every morning and afternoon. at Reduced Fares. CHESTER, Newport, !Whlttantrch, Tarporiry, Nantwiclt, Northwich, and Middlevricia Light Coaches, every morning and af ternoon. . STASIVORD Light Post Coaches, every morning and after -120012, Waugh Raldook, Eitsioswade, St. Nests, Wade% nlcan 'bury, Salto!, and Franddord. SUNDEIfI:AND, Stockton, and Yarns Light Post Coach, every morning, to the George Inn, *laded's:4, at Rodneed!Fores. Mammas" Express Umpire and Tally Ho ," to Ni ANCHES• TIER, Winslow, Cone:tort, Ne wcastle, Watcal, Wolverhanipien, and Xnutsfami, new Foliar:aide PootrCoacliss, this. Coma a daif. Guly, one night on the road. SHEFFIELD - and Rotheifunt nee tour-hal& Post-Omelet every morning, stalled" Malta:press," apd also" 7Tholte4ingitano." every afternoon, at Reduced Fares. The* Royal Repress,' tie* BI ING HAN Light fast Meiji. Coach. In fifteen hours, lets oat every afternoon, curling four 'inside only, and pause earough War Wick, Leatnington, Sailbans Daventry, Stoney Stratford, and Tow:water, to the Said: 041 'Had, ihnl-straett, Birmingham. early the next morning.... Pfilill through With two Coachmen only. The " gapresi "'s new Light Post-Coach, to PI - A 12.4., Linceill; Seetheave, • H uwden, mkt Doncaster, evert Morning.. at 404 In.tht Sees Key, ' Marketplace, MAI : s and also the " Sucking.. Omn i ht the siteumon, at two. 1114 hiII&TFOUD, Ware, Lioddeelator asekAsslaws-Alansh. TOTTXtitiAm and Edmonton Comhes,.. -111 t shwa, haU P• J nu 1.. Sue, and tight o'clock. ' • Reduced Ferri ta. Leeds, Yoritond Delaiketeiat/AM sages at only Twopence per lb: and. Co. respectfully asquent ih Ai Friends - awn he; Hat :die,- ncit be aecoustabie for say ittcriihMlw e , ' W4l4t7si Plate ; & art C. inure than FIN "fails Luggage, wish; imaged; (intim entered 'as suck .• • -• pail ar.conlingly‘ at the Saracen's Head bin, Siiithei, LOOltio2. • • • • • extensive and well-known pantrrmoags UTHVEN, with the palm, calla a m sa k i 4t. thereof, coon ma iiineltie Waterfalls; Apo Trian S S C% or Wl' I T It-FIVE EN A 112111, es siseseby ;sad likewise SE, whereof Metre** Tows aro Ina to ran, of the ,E HUNTINGTOW2B, DwelEathasses. and School- .. . . DRED - SEVEN' a LEASI CASTLE house, adjoining. This Property is situated within two asilessad a halt of the City and Shipping Port of Perth. The power and eatmst of the Itin-1 chinay more particularly mentienea below. The Lath of superb* qualiry aid. in .excelleet venation, all sander the plough and adapted to the most unproved queens of Nusbandry. portionlaiir . for nidaS 4rtfg rasp!, sod is inclosed and, subdivided by capital Stone rences, into Parke of from Nine to Fir teen Attn. The Paper-Mill and a Park of abase Moe Aci se. are let foe fifty. eight years, of which twenty-seven see still is ran, at the low test of £9l yearly. The Corn and with the ;alpine of tartan Linde 'emitted thereto, are ocenpied by a Tenant at Will, at the node:eta rest of £7O per =duns ' and the renlainisit part of the Lead is in the occupation • of the Proprleters, lUy whoa tip sea Pie by bead fanned for the last thirty yeus, and is in the . Itgbeet state of • ' cultivation. The Property bons blench of a sullied superiot far paymeat of a penny Seonrmoney yearly, in full a all cantatas's; the rriYt bee. Jens are of very trifling amount; and the load-tax is redeensed.:— The rent payable for the. s Castie of Hundnpolrer, Indoeher bosses held in lease, is £2l. los. yearly. Should the whole not be sold in sae parcel, the following parts thereof will, at the same time and place, be exposed to sale in One Lot : ,gIRUTHVEN PRINT-V/ODi% with about Sixty Aaes et' Land, Scots measure, adjacent thereto ; and the right of all the Waterfalls within the bounds of these Sixty Acres- This Lot will comprehend the whole of theWaishops e Develllng and other Houses within the Gates ; the Water-whetk o gabillan i and Sluices connected therewith; the Singeing and Bleaching Ap paratus, China and Nay-blue stone and iron Vats, Dying Coppers, Dash-wbeelo, and Blain Vessels; • a Mill, with Water-whcel for inding Madder-roots, Alum, and Pipeclay ; a complete . 2durials Acid Apparatus • Surface and Cylinder Printing Machines; Joins-, imp Handkerchief, and Shawl Priming Prams, with Co plates and Cylinders; Plain and Engraved Printing Tables, with Stoehr,' plain and cut—all of an extent capable of bleaching!, printing, aad finishing from One Hundred and Fifty Thousand to Two Hundred 'Thousand Pieces Of Goods annually ; _ _ Also, the Aisle in rippermuir Church, appropriated to these Lands; and the Dwelling-houses situated without the Gates, in eluding the Castle of liumingtovrer, and other Houses, held in Lease for the period thereof unexpired ; and producing together an Annual Rental of about £450, subject to the Rent payable tinder said Lease. . . The Works Will be kept in full employ until sold,so it the Pur chaser may have tke advantage of immediately succeeding to a long establiShed dud widely-extended buSilwod; width, ptirchastatoney will be received in such instalmeou u may be agreed upon. For further marticulars, application maybe made to Messrs. John and James Miler, writers, in Penk, Firth, July 15, ; • • • 1r 1 — FAKE'S GENUINE i b lLLS,litisq famous tor' eurivg, In MI its stages ' the VibIliREA Is DISEASE.-- OPe.sinall rill is a dose, and • the taking,of one ape, in a recent ease,vrill won convince the patient of the Certainty of Ids speedy recovery. Nothing tan be better eontrivtrol, more Safe,sr more: aonvenient than tl:is Iteinedy, fur such *are obliged co go journies, or to 4ea, as it needs no conSnentent nor restraint of Diet; and slaty years esperienee (in an extensive vacate) hiss proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Osiiiva i tliia sod al/ glher asethadsl avail nothing. For the Scurvy and °Aber Clitniqeal bisorderh shit Medici:le'has not its - .Vp4ards of -40,000 persons 6( Acges : !art bstlf.t4o4loo.l4Sted 4 01 41 6 41 w. ;Owl diPoc - : rs, within the last eight years.. Prepared add ßon by the Sole roprictors, T. TA - e of Surgeons. .f*M albiwappuutrai qififd-stre , esiTY oprosite • dAalite 'font tutus tatkitst fbt ,07..7[ yips.. 'case. , «•••• - TAYLOR and tiON, Members of the Royal-Col-I feet vie; fiee,l its,.lC:tieit 110.1,: Mel Illedeo-strent. pip Ai R&M rr.ffhAti, 2 V/t4, 4114 *44041. 4 th l p- •. Itoo bellt pod Pelages i ihts in the Pause* g ate Wee Sold, A. N e wt 41' Ike .Torthip, dot Fhibliri Ho Lreta;. 4liot n Dpoepligys, 14, 14,Irsoitottett-biti. etegeto' Law th;.• Zraiiniknt ; end' by oft ' Tengrala iviet y Auk, TWA, e i,t Gran fl Raid aid listen& :061eine4totiii to the Imam, atom. n; othet tot tin AtoripaeOilediquit. iscit;cet. :•:44 • • ,Thomai Atkinson, Ludgate-hill, cabinet-maker, to surrender Octo ber 90, at four, 21, at three, and November 11, d craven; at the Omit of Coluiplidamers 91 Remhzu •&1101"- nigh skim. Swett ami. Wilma, Lisplas'rbsti. • DIV I WINDS to he. made Its BAS Nd NA LL.STIIJENT. Ott- Xis O 6 Wright. St, Mardn's-kee, sbowfictor, at twelve.:... Itr ug Sheezness, liuen.draper, at ten. D19.J,t0 be wade lu the COUNTRY. Oct-'3O; 'G. and IcAUtinson, Kirbytnoorside, Yorkshire, eons merchants, at ben, at the Hotel, New Malcom Oct. 8, J. Plfstow, • Bars Colne Reuse, miller , at sieve% tit the Red Lion Inn, Col. theater. O ct. 2s, 3, Robertson, NewitigtiosigidopTyPe, sliter► smith, at eleven, at the Gcorgslsts, Nom eatkiii.ols,T law Oct. 88, W. Iloiniand.t. 'St:ethane, Liverglak nets, , at the Geora Inn, Dale.street, Liverpool. Oes:21; ftithi son,' Hull, curd - de aler, at eleven, at the Deg and. Durk %Vern, Hull. Oct. el„ T. Jenkins, .late LanTida29, Olaiiioll294hirt, dealer, et clear" at the Bear Inn, Cowbridge. • • CERTIFICATILS.-00n J. Hardy, Stratford-upon-Avon, torn-merehant. T. Lean; Li verpool,. cinch-maker. L Harrison, Mount-Terrace, Whitechapel road, iloar.feetor. • DiSSOLt/TIONS OF PA :ITNRRSHIPS. Clark and Co. Dorebester.printers. Witch sled Relpb, Adam's. tow, Ilampstead-road, thnner-raerehonts. J. and., R. &evens, Ezeter.strett, Cipisea, victuallers. Aitreq and Cnrita,c, Hill•street, Finsbury, brewers. Campbell and Co. Olsigovr, soger.refiners,-- Perkins and Robins, DcsnAtreet, Soho, working - -goldsositha..— Harrison and Ca Hoiseley, Staffordshire, cud-masters.- Harrison and Co. Horseley, Staffordshire, iron-masers, se relates to A. Manby. S. and C. D. Loveday, Gray's lon•lant-road, pawn brokers. T. and J. Hall, Maiden-lane, Wood.streef, wholesale hosiers. Knight 'and Rider, Delfield, near Rochdale, bleachers.— M. T. and C.. Stapley,.Tunbridge-wells upholsterers. bet,oos and Co. Vino-court, Spisslheids, silk-dyers. Womack and Debits's, Pontefract, corn millers. M. and R. Seymour, Cranbrook, plumbers. Cooper and Rolling, Gutter-lane, iwapside, hat-ma nufacturers: WAR IN SPAIN. PROM TILE MoNITRUR.—OFFICIAL PART. ARMY OF TUE PYRF.NNEES.—BULLETIN. " The last Bulletin stated that Count Molitor, Com mander-in-Chief of the 2.1 Corps, had given an account to his Royal Highness, that, in consequence of the-oc cupation of Malaga by Geaeral Loverdo, and of the arrival of Lieutenant-General Bonnemains by way of Nlotril, Riego had been obliged to throw himself into the mountains of Alpujaras. This Revolutionary chief had still 3,000 men with him. He resolved to make use of diem to make an attempt on the cantonments of General Ballasteros, and endeavour to induce his array to mutiny. To this end, after various roundabout ways, and mimhing day and night, he succeeded in passing the Genii on the Bth, between Santa Fe and' Lugar. Count Molitor immediately directed. General 'Bonne- • mains, with five battalions and three squadrons of ca valry, to Alcala la Real, and had already ordered Ge neral Loverdo to return from Malaga, • and to send in • all haste a part of his troops in pursuit of Riego. In fact, General -St. Chamans, with two battalions of the • 29th of the Line, and the 20th Regiment of Chasseurs. marched towards • Mrnitefrio; and this last regiment . made such haste, that it arrived at that point on the 9th, and surprised the corps of Riego. The ground was not fairourable to cavalry : Colonel 'ressies de Maronze manceuvrsd to draw the enemy. ioto.theplain, and ere cuted there a very brilliant charge, which caused the ! enemy ten killed, and Many woun ded. We had three Officers, a Quartermaster; and four chisseurs wounded, but none seriously. This affair does infinite honour ..to the 20th . Regiment and its Colonel. " General Ballasteros, oh his side being informed of the movement of Riego, • had sent two of his brigades to Carcabucy and.Lucena, and had but a few troops at h e is quarters at Priego, when Riego appeared there on • the 10th. He, however, advanced to nee t acid, mingled with his sharp-shooters, ordered the firing to begin, which killed an Aide-,•d• Camp and several sol diers of Riego. But the troops of the latter threw up their :chokes (caps) in the air, and joined those of Ge neral Ballasteros, who then th uffit. that tl el .t et wished Ito unite with them. Itiego took advantage of this con- fusion and his error, to deceive General Ballasteros; but seeing that he would - not second his guity crojee s, and that on the contrary he was resolved to fight rather than violate his engagements, he caused him to be arrested, with his whole Staff, and left nothing untried to seduce his troops; they resisted, and the brigades stationed at Carcabucy and Lucena, having learned what was passing sit Priego, and the fate of their General, marched to his deliverance. Riego having thus totally failed in his en terprise, • and fearing to be overtaken by the troops that General Molitor had sent in pursuit of him, haszily re treated upen - Alcandete and Martos. Not one Officer, not • a single soldier of General BaHasteros, followed • aie g o ;•on the contrary, asprittt large number of his men, among them two entire squadrons, theta of Nu mantia and Spain, had joined the army of that General on the lith. • " During this time the measures ordered by his Royal Highness, to be prepared for every event, were carried into execution. Lieutenant-General raissac Loon:, who was 'at Cordova, collected his troope,did idemiced to Andiijar; and Lieutenant-General Vane arrived at • Scija with his division. Oa she other band, likulenast. • General Bonnemains clot* followed- that etseits/, and it length **nook him eft the 19th itesiaen. who'bccup;ed that town, issd salts;leryit ceenibsiablastt irfileavbered ID defend hslitlitdE ikon. Iles u' • Mains had Only half of his ttoer a widi Mm pliewmpiiole • caused an attack to be misdeed eiLpeinutsi in-n few instants the town Wei ineutliestiri . . . 1 - .• • • . ----, . 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No. 214858, dated the sth of I May, into, for assuring £ 1,500; On the decease of she said Joshua A ' Bacon, then agid not easeeding Twenty-three Years. P 1 " Particulars may be had at Heriatme * i ;ad at the' Ace of Mr i Allan, Soli l l citor Prederiski.plase, Old Jewry ; and of Mr.ltobina, No. 170 , Reditit - strett• opposite Enclingtoe-street.. I ^.e..f • 4 1 C\ ,; `. • • ••- APr• . c - • • EN , •