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r ... .., Itit___,;; c o g:4 .. 4 .::. 5 ..... .„ . • .. . . e - -,t. - 4 t • .., ( 77.-17• 4 1 . • ' . . . • , i,ll i'.l' • ..-; 1 --- .,(,5) .- 4 i ..- 1 .1 . . ‘ ' 4 ••• ). . ~.,- ... It. ) 1 , ..". 4 1. 4: •t ‘ ..5 - - -•- . -._ . -I N, !I ' )' i ' C .. • . 14. ' . , Nl. _ ----.. . . • . • !.,... l it Ap r 'N.*66 1 ' V. :.' ir ~__ • 671'2] FRIDAY, SEPTENII3ER 16, 1808 THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. n'R Six-rr.xer. TbePUB.LIC.are an* respectfully fufornsed,.that this Theatre WILL OPEN • TO -MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, when their Majouics Servants win act the Comedy of - _THE J - lONEY MOON. Dukc; Mr. LLIATON ; RoIuido,Mr.RUSSELL ; Count 'Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND; Bakhasar, Mr. 'WROITGHTON ; • Lantpedo, Mr. MATHEWS ; Campilio, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Lopes, Mr. DE CAMP; Jaquez, Mr. PENLEY. Juliana, Miss DUNCAN; Volante, Miss MEILON; Zamora, Miss BOYCE; - • - Hostess,. Mri. SPARKS. In Act V. a Song by Miss utiNcAN, ( composed by Mr.l e ily.) With a Dance incid ental to the Piece. - To which will , be adcitsl the Musical Entertainmem of • . ROSINA. • Mr. Beiville, Mr. GIBBON ; Captain Belville; Mr. DIONUM ; William, Mrs. DA PONTE ; Rustic, Mr. MILLER ; Trish Man, Mi. SMITH. Rosins; Miss LYON Dorcas, Mrs. SPARKS ; Phcebe, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes es. Second Price :oil. Pit ps. 6d. Second Price 2s Gallery is. Second Puke Is. Upper Oall!ry is. Second l'riee tid. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Gice, Russell-street. The doors to be opened at half past Eve, and begin at half past six Nn tm he retursird. ORDNANCE OFFICE, Sepaitaier f t, 1108. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. This day were published, In Three Volumes /Ivo, price 245. boards, ESSAYS on the POWERS of the HUMAN MIND. By THOMAS REID, D. D. F. R. S. E Professor of Moral Phi losnphy in the University of Glasgow. Printed for Bell and Bradlute, Edinburgh ; 'and Longman and Co. J. Murray, and T. Hamilton, London. T 9 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fckhole-stre. t, Plymwth, on Fri lay the 30th Septcn,h.r i!•s:. a: lo o'cl.ek in (By virtue of a Con.tnib,ion of :11.1,1:.;icerne-rt a d ;al Adre-sed to Johph P:APizoure,Ductor of E•fl %• • !. , I: r , Reid, John Kingston, S eu . Lure. - end ?Or. 1.419 I lai-lcvr, Atom JEST?"' ORDNANCE, dr licteb 3 , give Naga; That Proposals will be reteived at their Office in Pan-Mall, on or before Monday the ad of Octoter nest, from inch Persons as may be willing to undertake the windy Of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, for the service of this Department, for a period of Three Years. QNif PI7NDRED and STATY liosOie ids of SUGAR. icing part of :he ti:e Sostres.—l'or viewing, t•atra , lts, ant: turther io.w.ma.eoo, apply a 'Ate OfI:e of th:: MArk. Lt re, 1 , :....n, or to Mr. JO; I N 1.1. W , , 111( . I% ) 4.4uch. Further pattleulars, together-with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be kninva t Was application at the Secre tary's Ofßce, in pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be deliVered sealed up, and endorsed 6 ' Proposals for Ironmongery Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Sd of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any TenZer be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent is his behalf, shallat:,end. By Order of the Board, This day was published, the Second I.dition, price Bs. Cd. of AGRICULTURE, THE SOURCE OF THE WEAITH OF GREAT BRITAIN: a Reply to the Ob jections urged by Mr. MILL, the Edinburgh Reviewers, and others, against the Doctrines of the Pen:pidet entitled," Betabi Independent of Commerce,' with Remarks on the Criticism of the Mouthly Revinvers on that Work. By WILLIAM SPENCE, P.L.S. Pinted for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Britain Independent of Commerce. Sixth Edition, price Ss. 2. The Radical Cause of the Present Distresses of the West India Planters. Second Edition, price ss R. H. CREW, Secrda►y, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Se-powder 8, 111c8. THE COMATISSIONERSfir VICTUALLING Lately published, In one very large Volume., price I6s. In boards, r rH I E ANNUAL REGISTER, or a View of the History, Polities, and Literature, for the Year 1794. And also, the Volume for the Year 1802, price 164. being the SecoLd of a New Series, commencing with the present Century. 'FHEA*I RE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, September 16, will be acted the Tragedy of ISABELLA; • Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. Court Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY ; Ekon, Mr. Kt ; Biron's !on, Miss M. BRISTOW; ' Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Villcrcy, Mr. BRUNTON ;• Maurice, Mr. JEFFRIES ; Egraout, Mr. 1 HOWSON ; Belford, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Officer, Mr. AI KINS ; Sarasoa, Mr. EVERY; Sancho, Mr. TRUMAN. lsall , lla, Mrs. SiDDONS ; Nurse, '.Ls. . . . In Act 111 att Fpithalarniuni. The Vocal Parts by' Miss Bolton and Mrs. Liston. To which will be addcd, a Musical Entertainment, called THE ESCAPES ; Or, Tlli. NVA*I ER CARRIER. Ccoti.t Ani.and, Mr. INCLEDON, (Who, in that will introiiuci• : of " The Corm' composed by i : ;) . . ......... Darirl, Mr. b.IMIV,ON;; •.1..m05, M. IrAV;INPORT ; Michelli, AWC crr ; A Mr. TAYLOR. I\l6. C. K. ; _ _ Angelina, Miss 801.. ; M:ss NIARTYR. Plack s for the "nx•-% t be taken cf Mr. LI - ander, at the Box. Office, in I I art.st .et. !:e loon to lit ~ pene:l at half-;oast five, and the Play begin at hag pas: 'b. On WI the Play of 'izarro !yin, Mrs Siddons) ; wick th? New Eirce of th: of ..- 2,7% .cars. On Vit'dt,t Ada) , the Cninic tly.ra of tilt inglish Fleet in 13 . 42 • and RiyznrvAl A gi• q Kioe. !!i• nry !he Eighth; Ka' tharin !.14ra. Si , :do- Ou az.:our.t "f g. : - ..veca w tr. i y r. of the Th :are, r • Nf or • d g. shalvs, tr:'s '1 rag• uy dr 14-. h ' • - -•t 1. . 1 (1 ARV, `;t:prtnihrr ~ , . the Rl!' ivAi. rst r I v..; ci.:inck. o estcr-Er et, 1.. !cPster•scoare.. ~~~~~r . t.•r'iiCAL s d Cilr t'•N THURSDAY, •S h, a C:..,1.!it . .3E rt I.ECll.lrt F.S on P. i YS, • :1 ‘2.11 w.ll rccorl r ^er at th , Laboratory, Georg , •str..4-?, :ianover-sluare, at the mal.g.rlours ; viz the 'ITIER ,Pr..“Jf . .25, at a quarter trefor the ki:.ACTICE of PH yst.c.: at half after Eight ; azd the at a qi.arer after Nine. GEO'GL l't..litsti.\;, M.D. F.R.S. Stair to St. George's' Hoapital ; of the College of Phy.icians, &c. LECTti.t9 are given, of asnal, on the Pvients cf Sz. Gtut •„e'i I-,.. _ i•very Sat .r. 1.1 mrning, at Nine o'Clock. Prop zq.. , !s i 3 .I:e.)r,„;v-stre,t, rianover-square, or at t. Cftigr'S ii ,pual. 1 . :.7.D LION D.1::1 DONCASTER. •• pEICI (from tha Sun Inn, Bradford) begs .1 . 1::IVC to make his most grateful acknowledgments to the are l'ublic in general, for the very flattering support 1:e Las beta hn..oured with since emering to the above inn; and a elcctfully inform; them, that having purchased the Pr c mi be s, h. : km now comp!: tdy fitted up the 1 - loa , q in the neat,:st maa;.er, and tuzile scch ethLr i:urrnvemerts a; a- t7 , :sts will render his arcri..mndation* we-•!•y a contiiitiv - , • . 1! . their rAyoure. Ri'et.l:\lNlENlJiill by the COMllli 1 riE of NOBLE.,IL.: i3I.NELLMEN at the T. ALBAN'S 'TAVERN, ('n:,iUE4. I TOLLOWAY most rt:peofilly re. iV tr:.is tlianiut to ttie Nobility, Gentry, anal Fare in g, fcr the very liberal patronage and support he haa hitherto h begs leave to inform them, that airFongh melt of tte pen la laic County have advanced their price of Posting to Eighteen-rtnce per mile, he continues at the old rate of lifte.n peocc.—Ota Ki:T's Head, Rochester, Sept. I ±, 1$l)E: Ills Ilf fJESTI"i KA Yr, ds honk give Mace, That on Wednesday the 21st instant, they will be ready to re tive Tenders in writing (sealed up) for as many HOGS, (the .Carcasses of which not to weigh lees than onehundred and twelve pounds each) intended for Pork for Sea Store, as the respective dealers therein may think proper to offer; to be killed in His Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford, between the 17th of October ne=t, and the 31st March following: the first delivery whereof to take place on Monday the said 17th of October next, and the subsequent deliveries to be continued twieein each week in such regular proportions u that the whole shall be completed by the 31st of March before mentioned, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. N. B. No off( of Hogs c: a less number than will produce 50 Tohs of Pork will be attended to. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's 0 'See. regerrel will heistd to any Tender is which del/rite:ha/bra he nserted in ivords at length, or that shall mot k delivered to the BJard he re 011 f o'clock on the said Wednesday the 21st instant, nor win the Person who males the Tender, or JOINS Person on his kestaY, attends c answer when called for. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, SOUTHAMP EON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTEES. His Grace the DUKE of RU I'LAND, K. G. The Most Noble the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. The Righi. Hon. the EARL of NORTHAMPTON. The lUght Hon. the EARL of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. The Right Hon. the EARL of UPPER OSSORY. WILLIAM I'ItAED, Esq. SCROPE BERNARD, Esq. H . 'ARMING STOCK insured at the reduced rate ELI;DINL:TON PtdN'l IN ; CROUNDS. lIIJDDING and NELSON beg permission to 4-5 acquaint Nobility and Pali:, that they have just COI*. rleted (and alga have in a great state of foree3rdnese), a selec. variety of novel aed su;.erb Printed Furniture+, which they trust in design and caluurinz, will be found far superior to any yet pro duced.—To be seen at their Warehouse, l3ond street, which is te B ukst hi supplied from their NianufiFtory as ahnee. N.B. V.irkus ra•tirrns of last year's Printing at reduced prices, ort!‘y the attert.nn of the Trade, Hotel anti l'avcrn keerers It'tkptietors of furiish,ql houses, Bce. DrIDTCATED to h!, ftrynl !ii-h: a ss the 11:;'7.: of AM; of all the ROYA L E. 7), 'lints tr: th !i••••sus of Leeds and Cfnamor:s---; nog; s—Special Jur:es—lnclia Inreetorz—llttrqu!s CUZIO, agb and th.! Cat ; CLaruttrisies of the Lord Cita:lc:ll°r, Jue;: , of the Admiralty, Coursel, and tierk•ants ; with a 1. kt• to Colonel Cordot, on the suppresse4 l'amphh.t eiied " Plain Statement." in v••rte, with 3 Carieatt.re. Also, a 2d Edition Of ;he Letter to les Majesty, rtaritl the It, some and srrvices of all the Royal - Dukes, parLiuular;y toe Dukes of York and Ker.. Published by Wm. Horseman, No. 8, lianssa7-stri.es, Oxford street. S , PlLSl3Ulty's PA'rENT AY.TISCORBU TK' DROPS are to be had genuine, wholesale AA retJii, at tat. llowil :—Must e. Dicey and NJ. 10, Church-yard ; Newh. rry and Sons, Nu. 4:, St. l':.ul's ; Shaer and `Edwards, No. 60, St. Paul's; Butler, Chcini‘ie ; Hneratt! and Evans long-lane; Payday and Son, Fleet ; John:tone, -No. 15, Greek-street, Soho; Brodie and Co. Canal, 'Smart-. ; Bowling and Co. Borough : at Croydon ; and Newport, Isle G.: Wight. The genuil.e medicine has the worsts—by the King's Pa tent—ezpvssed on the Pottle Bill, 'W and rapper, and th e Ki ng s linty rioted in black ink, in bottles of ss. 6d. 101. and ti. Us. duty to lz how ded, u issital, at the only Dispensary, No. Is, Soho-square, • ~• .... •I • ;•.• TO EF. SOLD EY AUCTION, A: ;he Swan, In Bedford, on Thursday the 29th of September, about l'hree of :lock in the Afternoon, A COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, Tythe !1 free, and Land-tax redeemed, with a good Farm House An I Out•bu'klings. Two ether Houses and blacksmith's Shop, a:! , 1 about 50.1 Acres of inclosed Arable and Pasture Land, in the occt.patinn of John Achwell as Tenant at Will, situate at Bain liur t, on the turnpike road from Bedford to Itlmbelton. Also ore third part of the Manor of Belniturst and of the irapreprtate Great Tythcsthere. For further particulars, apply to Mr: Caldecott, Solicitor, im Rugby. Warwickshire ; or, r. John Turner, of liolnhurst;sad the Tenant will show she Premises. J L • THE UNI LED KINGDOM, with SIXTY MAPS. This day was published, In one very large and closely printed --olume, Svo. (corresponding with Watkins s Biographical Dictionary) accompanied by sepa rate Maps of every County in England, and by various Maps of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, price 255. completeits boards; or 30s. coloured, A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF 1 - THE UNITED KINMIONT, compiled from PARLIA NIF.NTARY,GOVERNAIENTAL, and other AUTHENTIC MODERN DOCUMENT'S and AUTHORITIES, (each of which are annexed to the respLcave articles, or particularly de sc, ib.. - v1 in the preface), and containing LEGAL, ECCLESIASTI CAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, TOPOGRAPHICAL, ANTI QUARIAN, COMMERCIAL', AGRICULTURAL, and .STA TISTICAL ACCdUNTS of every COUNTY, Hursoaen, CITr, BOROUGH, MARKET -TOWN, PAIIISH, TOWNSHIP ' HAMLET, TTTHINO, RIVER, CANAL, CAPE, MOUNTAIN , BAY, Ma lI,OUR, RUIN, GENTLEMAN'S SEAT, and thir remarkable object or place in ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLANp, IRELAND, amide various small Islands dependant on the British Empire. By B. P. CAPPER, Est). It would be useless to specify to whom such a Wor t k a ig : be e abovedescribed would useful, because it would be di discover any Class of Persons to whom it would not be Indl4 sihie for daily and hourly Reference. To establish its peculiar Claims to Conlidsnee and general Pre ference, over every other Work of the same kind, it is airstrip necessary to mention that the Author was the person employed by Government in condensing and completing the Repairs pub. -halted b 7 Parliament; of the Population and Coltivation of Great Ilritaln, and likewise in arrangiag,the Clerical Returns, and the corrected Lists sent from the diftvent Clerk; of the Pease. Ike has consequently beat able to render It an Authority an most of the Topics on which be treats. • Printed for MOCSIARD PaILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-etreet, neck. friars, and to be had of all Bookseller, In Great Sailtain lad kp and, in bawds, and in various bending. ,z • ' I• ' • • liteat _ • • ' - i . Lame& atel; :•( be S Id, r r H E lA, o ING C, .j V. 80 lfogc!'e.:ds a:o1 2 Tierees WhiteClays:a ..r.ugAr, 267 Barrels aud .48 Bags Cutlet. 41 Bales Cot:on. 1 Case Bark, in pc wdcr. 3 Bags Bark. Just landed from the French brig Letter of Marque ' 4 Peirce Caner" from Martinique, of 5..; siior d couditico. Also, sundry Curdsio,, Sails, Anchors, EVA:i it'd ernes, la:•ly belonging to said Br*, (the Hall lasing cakeu by Coy a .ent) price to his Majesay s 'flip Seine, D. .4tkins; Esq. Ca, ;am. Afterwards, Sensory Cordage, Anchors, Grapnels, Si,ail and other mein, Stores salved from Six Fai.Nell CtlAsss MAR It es, destroyed by His hlajestys ship ARILTUTST, MICU•LL ~LR4 moult, Esq. Captain. Also, the Chasse Marees, MARIE JULlEN—Length 51 Vet 11 iacLes ; Breadth 16 fee! r. inches ; admeasurs s 58 47 , 94 . 1 ons. Aud sT. ETIENNE—Length 41 feet 9 inches; Breadth 14 feet 4} inches ; .Admeasures 3 4-94 Tons. (Round stormed, calculates! for lighters, or the eaa .aing trade), and their Cargoes, coiaisting of Staves, Deals, Cordage, Anchors, &c. Also, the Spanish Schooner CAKMALITA ; square stern; Length 55 feet I Oainches ; breadth 14 feet 11 inches; admeasurss 50 6.3-94 Tans. A bawl) , little vessel for the Coastiasg or New. foundland Trades. Phr Cargo consists Salt. Ali con.lemucd to his Majesty's ship Alteruv3r, Captain M. SE t moos. About Isn Tans Portugal Salt, landed ex he Her tr, from J.isbon, restored to the Claimants (remaining unclaimed on, it former sair) which will be osq up in suitable I.ots. Afterwards, by a virtue ofes Cotrunissios of Appralaement a n d Sal; 9 Casts manufacturedTobaeco, 1 Tub Wire, • Ex Wanksainkalt, front Holland. And about 15 Tons (more or less) of Logwo .d, sabred front the wrecks of the Unity a , d Betsey. For Viewing, Catalogues, and further In ormation,- apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Sept. 10, 1808. lOR .s.kl.e BY PUBLIC -,estie i lON, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on. Tuesday, the 27th day of Ser tember next, at 12 o'clock in the Forenoon T HAT beautiful copper-boaomea, fast-sailing ship ',GER DIMENSIONS. Extreme length aloft 109 feet Length on beck - 97 feet 2-I Inches Breadth 25 fete ;4 inches Height between Decks - • 6 feet 8 inches D.pth In the Hold r 12 feet 7 inches Admeasures - 270 tons. This is one of the matt beantiful ships ever brought •into the port of Plymouth: she a neatly new, firmly built of oak, and copper-fastened, s..fis tt..corrunoaly fast is corvette built with a figt.re head, and pierced for 20 guns. 91. e is well calculated for a packet or transport, or for the apanish ityaz.ls, or a -y other trade where dispatch is requisite—has a large commudiJus Cabin oa deck, and excellent accommodations for passengers ; and, being abundantly found in all kir:ds of good stores, may be sect to sea immediately, at a very trifling expence. Captured by rod con demned as prize to h's Majesty's brig Growler, Lieut. Richard Cressmati, Commander. For viewing :lac Ship and Stoats, and for Inventories and fur ther pArticalars, apply to the Agent, Thomas Cole, lsq. George. street, Plymouth. SURIULY.—TO BE 001.0 BY E -a: NIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, with suitable OlAces, Coach House, Stable, /he. and upwards of One Hundred and Ten Acres of Leal, the property of the late Leers Tuna Low„ Further Particulars may be known on application at Mr James' Office, 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's bin, London' where a Plan of the Estate way bG seen, N. B. To be viewed by '1 irkets only. SOU HERN PART OF tic.VONSHIRE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEMBLYRY, A. in and adjoLing to the Parish of Wembury, with the Rights, Royalties, Fisheries ' River Dues, Tolls, PriviLg e s a n d P ro fi t i thereto belonging. And a new built Mansion Howe, new built Farm Houses,and other convenient Buildings, Gardens,Orchards, Meadows, Fields, Closes and Parcels of Land, Woods and Cop. pice, containing altogether about 944 Acres, (about one-third of which is Tythe-free) awl let to good Tenants at very moderate rents, amounting at presert only to £1349 per annum, but which, from, the expiration of some Leases and the dropping in of Lives, must soon increase to a much larger :um..--One half of the Pur chase-Money may remain on a security of the Estate. . For particulars, view and purchase, application to be made at the OfE-c of Mr. Edniund Lockyer, in Plymouth. Eymcv,th, Sept. 10, 1808. FREEHOLD ERENVERY_ AND MALT-HOUSE, WITH CAPITAL DWELLING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At G areaway's Coffee-house, some time in the month of October, of which due notice will be given, AVALUABLE concern in the Above hranchei, capable of greatly extending i - s Trade, Which now,. ansl has for some year., consisted of upwards of $OOO Barrels of Stroag Be, r annually. .„ The situation is undeniable, teeing within SO miles of the Me. tropblis, in a capital Market Town up6n the banks of a na v i ga bl e river, and is as compact as any trade in the kidgdoco. There are VT Freehold Public Houses attached, let to .yearly tenants, Otitis en extensive free trade; also a number of Privet. Houses, which, together with the Brewery, possesses localinfia• ence of considerable importance. Cards for viewing the Premises may be had, and further putt. ' Mar. may be known, by application to Mr. Swithin, Bridge led, Tont - T-street ; or to Mr. Snow, No. 4, Breacliotreet-hill, TUNS l J.I.L HOUSE, KEN F. At the Rose In Sit.ir.gbaurne, on Wednesday, the filth day at September instant. at Four t:Click in the Afternoon (unless previously tlia . yased of by Private Contract, of which node's wig be 'given ttin paper) • • A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, called TGINSTALL HOUSE, with Stables, Yards, Coach House, Dove House, and other convenient Buildings. extensive Gardens, partly syall.A in, and tie whole well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, a biz.: Grove aad Shruhher4, with about thirteen Acres of very rich M.eatfow and proeuctive Orshatd Ground, and a .:mil C•kt raze adj , si•sine, very pleas ntly situated in the Parishes Tunstali arid Bordt a, in the County of Kent, within the distanes of °he mile from thu pnst Ti.wn o l :,ittingboutne, 17 from Cas.. otetbery, 11 from iiPaleterene, atd 41 from le-g 700, in a good Sporting Country, nbn - ttecPug with Came. A Pack 0 Fag Hounds, and a Pack 04 -tarter, ate kt rt within four miles el the Mansion, wtic." - i c o ca stand? hunt du:- ng the season. The above Precnifts are now in the occupation of William Marton, Est. ender a Leese, nine '.•sws wler:4, will be men. pirsl at Michielinas next, ley who., lene the slime Way be viewed by apptyfic at the House. • t restAu•ther trarticelars, apply to Messrs Pearson sad Us, So. liFjtars. W.141111e Tranple,.Loodm ; or to Messrs. Da Luaus and `tqabuto., Sodtiiois, tat rWord, in Kent, who are seehesfee.l to -4f Sale of the Er l ateby Private Contrast. •-• ' • f- of 2*. per Hundred Pounds. The clistinguichi g principle of this Association is, thAt the Persona Lisured share profits equally'svith the original Proprietors. No charge fur l'olicies on removal from other Offices. J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Scrilalir cm:pow , red by Act of rAiliainent, for the insurance of LIVE.,, and the GRANT and PURCHASE Of ANNUITIES, Scuthampton-street, Strand, London. PRESIDENT; The Most Nob! the MARQUIS o f BUCKINGHAM, K. G. VICE-PR RSIDRNTS. Moguls of Salisbury, - Viscount Chetwynd, Earl l'emple„ Viscount Duncannon, Viscount Bulkerey, Lord Braybroke. TROST/tll. Marquis of Vuckingharn, Sir John C. Turner, Lord Braybrooke, William Praull, Esq. Scrope Bernard, Esq. 11 "HE Directors apprize their connections, that the Dutyon Policies of Life Insurance will commence on the 10th clay of October next, until when Policies will be iuued by this Oilicc, free of any expence whatever. Mitt rAll Y MEN Insured at this Office are not charged with any additional premium, unless called into actual service. 3.1'. BARBER, Managing Director. GOVERNMENT LIFE ANNUITIES. .I"HOSE who intend to avail themselves of the opportunity hereby offered of Increasing their incomes, arc minded that the earlier their purchases of stock are made, the gre seer will be the intense returned for their money; for there el scarcelwarise a doubt hut the price of Three per Cent. Stock must gradually ar.d rapidly advance, as there has been no new c . eation of Three per Cents in the present loan, and.the Minister has est:Tessed his determination never to create any more of that .stack : add to which (a fact stot‘ge =rally known), that the Com m sciewets for the Reduction of the N at i o n a l Debt make their purchases only in tha 'three per Cents, of which they now buy daily, and take out of the market for ever no less than Eighty seven Thousand, and in the next quarter their daily purchases will be to a much greater amount. Nuw it must be self-evident to every one, Oat when tile supply of stock for the market is et creasing, and the demand at the same time increasing, the r'ce must necessarily advance. Printtd tattles, shewing the amount of annuity to be granted :or every 1100 stock, on from 35 to 75, as well as on joint lives, may be had, gratis, by applying at the Office, late Will's Coff.•e-ho•ise, Cornhill; or any person may obtain them front h -ir krt.% JOTHING adds to the Beauty of a BOOT so much as art elegant 1 OP—it forms a fine Contrast to the (;lo.s of the Blacklrur. Many Preparations of this kind are before the Puhae; but, if.experit nee and well-merited success is a proof rf vxcellunev, I'IBENI-I.M.l's 8001 -T01, 3 LIQUID is assuredly st ever knnwo. It Will dean the whitest Top, and will mswer for l .isht -Ind Brown, and if ever so old or clefaced, restore thrm to the r •ripinal ro!nur; and what is above all, It nourishes and preserv.N Cr I.rather. Sold at ;lis War:house, No. I, Warwick-strea, Cockspur street, Loudon, !n atone Botits, is. each. P. S. Also L Permanent Ink for Writing on Li*, :hc C. Printed for F. C. and J. 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