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. • • :---...../..• ix72,.tz.;.....1 • 0 4p . .. - If' 4 4: I 006%114.w : • f(0,1) : • t . ( okir Collin - Th . . ..........., - - - A i ollit4, li , TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 A l ' ll l 4 i Ntrinizz 8559. v 181 44111 Ste) itlit . . =.._ beta WO' [Nati a lila* de IcitVCIL T:BISH respectfully acquaints the Purchasers of .Tickets aid shares, that di'. full money is now paying for till Prizes bouFht at either of tbold established Offices, 4, Corn kill, or 9, Charing-cress, where •I'irkets and Sharei are selling for Sbe New Lottery, to begin drawing Ist Septethber. Present Price—' I leket. Xl9. 19s. _ _ iiisTAN r COMMAND OF MONEY. Thi. MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. have the onlitnited command of Money for goad Securities of every description, in possession or reversion ; and they have the power of making instant advances to persons of know,i property and responsibility. Regular Bills discounted. Attendance from ten till five, and letters. post paid, immedkately anrwered.-- No. 9., Doke -street, Adelphi. 'the business of this Office Is sondueted with .nviclable secrecy. In Two Arolg. small nvo. price ins. a New Edittnn. of THE LIFE OF NELSON. - BY ROBERT SOUTrIP.Y. Printed for John Murray, Athematic-street, London. employed with the d bite ; to 4.,1 1 . it!..14 1 1 /Nit Wikt 4 NOM lxa4to►a Mist+ • ippalttteri kV Stated Bdirepetisoek% . it weli; 1100 S. tiaittitli , has *0 4141hii tiO at tidett. op isike tatelatie. 141040 .Dopiestit • Tweeip . llo6 . ttitia,l6 4 4meiti'llka mote tilast4rii -. • . W. D. 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TOOPe*Wroe • Nsll - BE'lO 7 0I Eighth - 4 4 1 LS 6 Quarter 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth L 7 0 Exit -Ines, with full yarticelars, may he hail gratis, at No. 4, Corolla or 9, Charing-cross. NO FIXED CAP1T,11.3.-I.OWEST PRIZE .CO.'2 '1 icka I's. Half - LIO 7 0 I Eighth - an 13 6 (2narter - 55 0 I Sirectith - 1 7 a n ORNSBY and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares at the above low prices, in great variety. HORNSBY and Cn. had the pci:uliar satisfaction in dividit;g among rheir Friends, in the last Six Months, at their old established State Lottery Office, CORNHILI., FAS a Prize of aCtiO,COO I 1,1'20 a Prize of Xl,oro '284 £O,OOO I 7,191 - 1,000 2,590 £O,OOO 1 4,9"x{. ,000 10,060 1 3,934 10,000 ~• Orders by Post or Card dimwit 1 3,fto - 1,000 Resides . Prizeg of X 500; &c. rer execute 4 with lis!elity and treiv. I.ANDAU.. FOR SALE (the Property of a Gentleman), a FaCionable LANDAU, neirly new. with Barnuche Seat In front and behind, it is vi.rr .trong, 'a: d well calculate(! for a faimly% travelling or for a tour on the Continent. Lowest price lin Guinean. Enquire at No. 73, Park-street, Grosvenor. square. MORTGAGE. 0 c7V- ANTED, from ae c io,ooo to X 50,000 on the most ample Fre. ho'd security, :Ind psricularly advaornentis to : ros•ee%, itaving latge sums to lay out cr invest on landed uri.y.—A liberal remuneration will be made to the person pro 1, tiring it. Further particular% may be obtained on application to Mr. t.lsha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London. To SCHOOLMAS MRS AND ASSTS EAN FS. - WAN I'ED, in an old estAblished School, an AS‘;I‘;TANT accustomed to teach the Latin, with Arithmet.c and 13 )nic keeping. He must possess an irreproach able cliaracitt, and be qualiQed by diligence, experience, and ap pearance, as :•eioior As.istan•, to instruct and keep the Pupils in order, whenever the Principal may be absent. -Wanted also, a ckv, r Youth not less than 16, to be articled for Eve or aix years.—Applicants to sate particularly, their present and late employer's attainments, age, ice.—Address (po.t paid) tit.D. Ed F. X;eare of Mr. Fletcher, Printer, Cheater. This Asa vas-du-trent will not be continued. WANTED a lf , ung Man of good experience as a CLERK in a Counting house, where his chief employ mull be. Ca.pyitip,. He must write a good and expeditious hand, and be well acquaint. d with waking out Invoices. -Address by letter (post raid) to Mr. A. N 0.49, Cheapside, with • Itecimen of minting, and ttattinent of capacity. Such as may be approved, gtvll have an ilVerview appuinted the neat day ; uneXceptionabie nderence will be mouireil. , TA O COUNTRY BNKERS, &c. APERSON, who has a complete kilowle.fg, , e of Accounts, together with the whole system of a Country DentiAg House (and is also conversant in the French Language), Ile desirous of engaging in a respectable House, whether or CommirciaT. To C;entlenicti o are about to commence an evablishment as Country Bankers, his services will. he prtnime % be fiiyl,ly witis acuity, as limn his long experience, be is Nay a3equate to The foaliagetnent - thereof. —Letters (post paid) ad dremed to X. at Nu. 74, Queen-street, Porsea, Hants, will be duly attended to. OSTEND AND COLCHES tT PACKETS, __.. • , tr T h H lA E ßi eleg ( a a nt t ly fitted and . I.a d st s - u s4 C il c in iss Y c l , cl t lt . s, 0 , -- Am condone to sail regularly every Tin—ilay and Frii!ay al•cri stately, to and from Ostend and Colchever. Ofnc,•rs joinik; or returning front the British Army in the Nelle•riAtid:;, Will find the route to and from thence by Colchescer, the most exited:bans and pleasant, and the least expensive. Further r arrculari may he had of Mr. Vint:, Circus, Mino ries ! Mr. C. Maslen. 45, Poultry ; at George's Coffee-house, !Strand, and at the Dull Inn, Ahlzate. • VALUABLE INDIA SHAWLS. MILLARD'S LAS'I'INDIAWA agmou so, No 16, CHEAPSIPE. THE PROPRIETOR - begs most respectfully to inform theNOIifILITY, that the SALE of SHAWLS, Ste. at the INM A lIOUSE, has takt tt p'ace, and they here an oppor tunity of inspecting, as al,ove, some of the fittest and most beau tionl Shawls ever mipowtsi from Indix; together with Shawl handkerchiefs, Camel-hair Glues, Stockings, Bordering. *e. rviercharts supplied on the accustlmed terms. Ladies having mere prottots than they wish to make use of may receive im rnediate Cash for, or exchange them for other Goo& on tte most I . beral terna.—East India Wareltote-e, ti, Cheapsitle. HAI.LAM's • ANTIISILIOUS PILLS. • 'lle - Efficacy of these Pills in Miens Complains*, Head-Acb. Wart-Burn, &c. arc will ktiiinti, by riat:y years elperience. lu indigestion, I.bss of Appctirtt,. habitual Costivenets, lusd those atm ierrias train of diseases, arising from entistitivions debilitated by '•ot climates, as well as the more frequent to.tu:lteneies in the various luxuries eif lifr,zhrsc Pills produce t Moo r avp! effects, they are so innocent its their nature, asp, riviire net restraint. Sold hy EdwardA,M, St Paul's Churchlard, London, price a. 9d. the Double Bou 4tt6d.t gos try S:ingervOifsrdtruad. CURZON-STREET HOUSE. . , TO RE SOLD , SIT PkwATE CONTRACT, A . CAPITA VA IILY MANSION, ad.ipted .LIL for the residener of a NW-ratan or Family of the first di -ti notion, wish C.ietch.looteae, 4tailles,au4 surnereue Offices, auil with a sp.irions Cut:et-yard to from, ;shored with tt re*, inched by a wail Lid !Vilma Loar4,anit wittt a Irmo Carideo at the back, late thy rzytticoce of Lady _Oradr, deceated; held for an unrs pired term if 021 years ; Laud tax redvemed. Forthefparileulars n.ay he had of Meson. Tenant and Har rison, No. 2, Gray'fonm-Notary ; or I,lr. brauiwkll. No. 2. 1.11:- og l e, Inn-fietd, ; am! the huaw, &x bray be viewed ou iem there l'eturren rI e hour, of e' en sod two. Luc:•:s. FREElitn.t) rsTATF: of 11l WENDOVER, I Tbe h e Keskl'nrs of the lion. Cot!t: east Jortarrints. With braned.ato Puression. • • To fly ALC I lON, by Mr. STEWART, At Ws ran. , t'o'rt, 1114, Piccadilly, qn 'I Intimlay next, Anima . at I art.:oe &Clock, withost• reserve, 91!!:!. nit.st 4. l lrirttible FICLE1101,1) ESTATE of IDGP, is .the - Parish and I.:kit:rine the Town Itst.tiortsigh of WendoverOloanded by the Turnpike Bead, 33. 'pi:el from LoOltetmsa'od clot* by e brash us the Grand .1 unction tj;atf l; compesing a r,ent.:cl ItesArtico for a.tespectsible Urshke; Borne, ant! suntortous Outsimuldiny,s ; Kitchen and ,roitiGarden, Ordard, and Oise Htindred MA Two Acre:, "cry rich Arable and Moailow Land; Tri:ut•atreani and PisL '., a copious tlying rising on the hstate, with s aulliiient ton of waver for a:, overshot Mil ihe bstaze is very compact, ; sl y! o l d rte d, • with valuatle right of common or sheep -walk bouti.hrg the stun; s goiei spur log country. file whole now in baud, and immediate possession given. COl:yr:pm:A:3 to and groin l-iitidou I:lay be viewed ls! *pidgin! to tl.o Bailiff, v Bucksiirldr, Wendoore, where proite.lpirtictilara and a phut of the rltate may lie had; the George Inn, Ayleebory ; White Hart, Miueiitleti ; ' crown, ismersbam; NAilti•e Horse, Uxbridge; the Auction Mari ; of Mr. Francii, Soll.:itor, New Dew/ell-mat, Lincoln's lap; sad pt Ms. siNwart, 194, Piccadilly, Lundun. This day was published, in 4to. price £2. 4i. boards, T HE EXCURSION. being a Portion of the RECLUSE, a Poem By WI I. LIA M WORDSWORTH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rtes, Ornie, and Brown Pater noster-row ; ant! at the British Gallery. 54, New Bond-street. Preparing for Piibliration by the ante Author i Poems ; including. Lyrical ballads, and the Miacellatieous Pieces of the Author. With Addoions In IV AL. gyn.' lies day wit.: publ !heti, in 4to. price Ss sewed, CARMEN BRITANICUM ; or, The Soso of BRIT/0U : written in honour of his Royal Hoglusess, , GEORGE AUGINTUs FREDERICK. PRINCE REULNT. • Ey EDWARD HOVEI.L liIIRLOW, LORD THIJRLOW; Print,gd tot Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown i : Pa ternob:er-rn•.v;'ar:gWhite. Cochrane, and Co. l'lret,4treet. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Ariadre, a Poem in 'I hree Parts, price 4s sewed. The Doge's Daug:ltcr, a Poem, in l'wo Can:us, price .136.6 d. sewed. TM' day were published, price 25. bound, For the ti,e of Foi civets a•id School, hi general, IVEW OR rHOGRAPHICAL EXERCISES; .1. with the correct orthorpy of every word, according to the most approved mo.lera masc. Ey ALEXANDER POWER, Muter of the Commercial Aca ferny, A , Efortl, Kent. Printed for C. Law, No. 13, Ave Maria•lane. Thl4 day was puhli4lle.l, Price 4t. rd. or o; Superfine Wove Paper, price Ale. THE TRIUMPH of INNOCENCE ; a Poem, occasioned by the fa:lure of the Idle atrocious Con piracy against the life and Honour of her ltoyat Highness CAROLINE PRINCESS of WALES: Pudit hare a,,probrla nobis. London : Printed for Sherwood. NVely, and loses, Pater noter-rotv. this day %Ira% published, pric•• 183. in boards, JOURNALS of the SIEGES undertaken by the . ALLIES in SPAIN, in the Yeats 1811, MIA, and 1t413. Illustrated by Nine Plates, and Copious Notes. With two Dis courses on the defects of the Setvice, and other causes which preju.lict•el the liieges undertaken in / sIII and 1812 ; with Stig ges ions to prevent their (Ter.:ring in future. By Lieutenant-Colonel J.:r. JoN.Ls, Royal rnglnerrs. Printed for T. Fp two, Military Library, WI/adult ; and may be had of all Booksellers. NOVELTY IN EDUCATION. This day was published, price 34. !Rums!, • A N IN'CRODUCTION to the DIURNAL READINGS; being Choice Pkees in Prose and Verse, Adapted to the Capacities of Youth ; in 'which is employed a err. rain Mark, to point nut Itte interims:late, and almost impercepti ble Pauss-s, observed by coed Readers and Speakers. By T. HAIGH, A. M. /sla , ter of the Eoardi!tg school, Kites End, near Barnet. London s.. Primed for stttrwuod, Neely. and Jones 20, Pater noster-row ; and may be had of all booki.ellas in Town ani c..usitry. Of .% Lot may nlso he had, in ene large Volume t 2ntn. contain ing near Six Hundred closely-primed pages, price Gs 13,•und, Dive um. tAbINGS bath; Lessons for every Day in the Vezr coni v iled Irons the most ayproved Authorities, and caieu tatttl to comhivie Enter.ainnient whit Instruction. " The Complier of this Volume has shew•a laudable Imltt‘try la consulting Writers of re•pectability and Authority for his Se lections. Tht.-y compriie much information; and, by having re course to the latest Modern Publications, the masl of theirs is new, as well Is amtring."—Litetar!. Panorama. OBSIRIi 4, a few Copies only art now left on sale (price Three • libelltngs) of that carte, interesting, and übeiul 14.111 , 4. Welk (with wttieb•i► g.v au Octant Poitrat: of the At►.hur, it:al Vie* o Gilead House), etitirlro A GUIDE TO HEALTEI ; or, Advice to both scu t , in II variety of Complaifits.. By s: SOI.C1:1:10N, Nf. D. Comainieg a treatise no Fornaleitiseases, nervous and Hy pochundriar, Complaints; also General atamarks on those Dis eases with which the human body is most frequently afflicted; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted fur each respective complaint. whkh is annexed, a Dissertation on the Properties and Ef fects of Hot and UGH Bathing ; *kg, an Y.ssay on Secret Venery; !and a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and Sterilvy or ItAr l'renness Inetdent to Femalea, Sze. The whole illustrated with a variety of authentic facts, never before pubh.lied. " 'the best preservative to keep the mind in health," says .Lord Bacon," and in many instances the body too, is the faitlitul admonitiou of a friend.''—Unfortunately, the dislike of having not Merely our vices, hut even our foibles, follies, and faults, t x• posed, deers ihouran4s drum asking fur or receiving what the recomr.iends;and thus youth in particular rush head• :long into the vortex of dissiparitie and death. To obviate ecnim . quctiees.sod-strective ter the species, and or...mai:any a u p a yola. non, has fa,.len to my lot, by the publication of the GUIDE 'lO 111:all.1H, which is pointed nut to the deluded of either Sex as the " 01.'4 Prirad." which they may consult without exposure, an 1 with a:owed confidence of secces.. This is that sunshine, the carmine warmth of wl ich the slender mats of prejudice cptino• hsar. -As truth prevails, prejudices subside, and all persons are It to their own judgment and their own experience. 'l.ondons Primed tor the Author, and sold by Sam. I.eigh, le, Strand; Sherwood, betty, ant loner, Paternester-row; also, by all Booksellers in he Uistted Kingdom No less than 100,500 Copies et" Solomon's Garde to Health" have been printed, 4 BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN STREET, CHEAPSIDE. IMPENETRABLE .PAINTS AND CO TAR BROWN UPTON and CO, (late of London Wall) most respectfully Inform the Pubilc that the Impenetrable Paints ate very (imam* total, and being ground in Linseed Oil, may be applied with advaatar to alt purposes of useful pa thug, both ioside and outside, where a handsome appearance, durahl- Hty, and economy are considerations. Fur Park Palings, Stucco and Platter Fronts, Iron and Wool Rsitirg, and Out-buildings of every desealption, they are peculiarly adapted, as 'hip resist the streets of Weather .0 an .a..tonishleg degree, v•it a cure for *lw worm and dry rot, and will stand to hut clunases; they are of the following colours and prices, viz. Invtsibir Green 560-per cwt. Dark Green 765. and Olive Greta liflti.-I.ne din Green 1a.114 to es. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Static Colours Mi. p - ere Wt. Chocolate Sri. Red or Brown 425. and White Paint 6w.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 6s. per r, albn. Tt.e Cual Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common let per cwt. analrefitied Tar Brown 225. per Cwt. Tiny are both applica ble to the covering rough frencinjs, Porous 1 iles,Weither Board- Shiite Oates, Wood order (hoard or Water, particularly the refitted far, it being perfectly insoluble in Water; the worm will not peuet rate where it is used ; it is also else good colour, dries very hard. and is easily applied, requiring ouiy to be heated, and laid on with a common tar brush. •.° Pain ten' Oils and Colours, &c. etc. Merchants, Captains, and the Ti ads, applied on libend Terms. Thia day was published, price Js THE FRUITS of PEI:SEVERANCE; being Three Sermons, on recent Public Occasions. By WILLIAM MAVOA, LI.. D. Rector of Bladon ' with Woodstock, Oxon ; Vicar of Hurley. • Brats; stul Chaplain to the Lail, of Dumfries and Mo;ra. Sold by F. C. and J. Rlvington, St. PlUi ' A Church-Yani ; I sack ington, Allen, and Co. Finabury-square ; Hatchard, Piccadilly,, and all other Booksellers. tlf whom may I , - had, by the same Author, A Father's Gift to his Children, twb volume', limo. Priie les. boards. • NEW ELM !lONS OF POPULAR SCHOOL. ZIOOKS. Printed fur Cu/setts Lew, No. Is, kre-Meria-ltair. Lavine.; end the rest of the Propriegoes. Schools soapplied on the most rear usable •Ferms. 4. A SCHOOL DICTIONARY; or.Entick'sEng ll lish Dictionary, abridged and adapted to thu Use of Se,iseole; containing only the pools pf Worsis.,and those of Int- _ . . patience and Utill, and omitting Derietative.Olssolete, Vt.'gar. and Counsel Wo e s. lily the Rev: bAVLID ELAM, Atehite of the English Grammar, Class Book, Reading Esereis.es, Graninisr of Philosophy, &c. &c. 1 hirl Edition, with nuinerous improve. mein.. Price as. ground. 2. The k:octish Prottounc;ni; Spelling Book, on* Plan entirely New; ealealated to correc• Po•oviiscialismt, and promote a uni torm Prolouriciation, by exhlbiting to the Eye the various Ano rwilies of the Latietiage, along gent, :he regular Sounds; aecone. poled by a great V.:rely of Vtiy :Ar.l Progressive Rodin Lee-. sous. The whole intended as. a First Look for Children. By l'hornas Wen, late Master of the Free Eniiish Senual, Dedham.. Price' Is. rid. bound. . . 3. A View of Universal History, front the Creation to the Year 1403; se;th a brief Chronology. Abridged, fur the Use of Children, from the 25 Volumes of Dr. NUver's Universal His tory. With Two Maps. ' Price Half.a-Crawn. 4. A New History of Great Britain, front the Invasion of Ju lius Caesar to the present 'Time ; exhibiting to the minds ot youth a variety of Instructive and pleasing information, adapted to the . 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AUGUST 4. ) 114c1L 07 STATIC. ouncillors•of State ordinary IT service, and honorary, of Requests, appointed by July. according to t h e let ised to them by the Seers. :il of State, in pursuance of ne of France, assembled at of the lisuileries, in the sa. Lt half-past one, the Chan. s seat on the right and is tly after entered the Prints tnd Secretary of State . for Anntesquiou, Minister and Interior t Lieutenant Gene iter and Secretary of Stmt Marbt).4l Moncey, Duke ' Qudinot, Duke of Reggio; General ; Count Ileumon- eral Count Denudes, all Mi. the places assigned to them ne. The Other Councillors of Resittests occupied the Krjest7 having been an d the Meenbeis of the Coun lor proceeded beyond the ceive the' King. His Ma- M nsienr, arid followed by i Is, the First Gentleman of Chambel-laia, the Grand ' , Etc. his seat on the Throne, and he following discourse : ' ' strous of assembling all the or the ',impose of receiving giving a greater degree of t ceremony which attaches ' that of the State. Gentlemen, unite your ef. . upon your knowledge and me in rendering my people ' acquaint you more particua 6 knees, took the orders of ising, was ditected. in the • It down. He then addressed 'artily el a Monarch who preside in all decisions, to . id virtuous Councils. It is with the most exten , ive .a of making a go..eJ use of the labour and meilitation.!ki at • .nt to order great things.to, • , comprehend those in their MP • tiered into an elaborate ands rious ditties appertaining to When he c%included his rit.rs at the King. and read he I allowing effect : )re Gan, %I ell and faithfully situation Of Councillors of ,eqttests ; to keep its edicts; r6gulations of his Council ; . deliberation that sh .11 take: :tcrs rel.lting to his service aced to you ; to acquaint hia . coming within your know.' honour, his person, and his thing that a man, who truly do towards the discharge of, prosperity of his Majesty's the Council answered—" i read over the classes into ere to be divided, for the ma. rs. gen of the 25d ult. states, that I an amicable termination of way, and of the union of that 'ley also add the commence weee the Norwegians and mer were successful.' he Duke de Berri is gone to it the celebration of the An. Regent. the authenticity of which we. i we repeat just as it has been he Barbary Pirates, attracted I wealth, said to have been • Elba, made a descent upon >er of several hundred men. I se the inhabitants, and carr y people were on their guard, rpulsed with great loss. N, JULY 19. t till subsisting differences be. mark, respecting Norway, no can, for the present, tike and Norway; and all the ' Prussia are to refrain Irons Cher orders from his Majesty fA, JULY te. t ra n on s m o s f tia o ttae u ls r y i t s r o o s p i k s d , ei p nd a o co r f t :i i c t u i an l ar partly o lr f city of forage, partly on ac. which is said to be very corn. in Hungary do not yet re. zany Generals and superior r ;o to Vienna. Our e i r i c n tsce I was noted 243, but • i is at 250.