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t - - , It 4 . .. - ~. tit F- • t ' .ir •;-.$ is • , • - e - -S ----.,.. 11( $ t ____l ,. ...,,, ~,,)- ~...`i ii. ~,,, ~,...-: ; 1 ,.. •.. 4 . e" 46 '1_ IN'., ."- -im 4 • .Y ^ tV ifr-'' r •;.! ' grk - 1 .4 011 a 4 "Ild Alr:7 l ' •:.....11.....1.0 . _______..........._____ N bER 9544. ' Wllosvo. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1617 ~.: 1 . ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. sOth September, 1817. I N pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out- Pens:oners of this Hospital shall in furl's - else paid quarterly, in ad e-.nce. instead of half-yearly, Wrier is hereby given, by order of the !tight Flotuturabk the Lord?: and others, Commissioners for manegoig -he affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Pro sicners thereof residing in London, or within the Distdct of the Bilis of Mortality, are required to appear personally, and regi me:tially, with their Instructions and Certillcatea of Admission, at the beet-am - y . B Office in the said Hospital, on the respective drys, and in ther thlkrent classes, aceordirg to their several rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given Ivan Nine o'clock in the morning, until Hirer in the afternoon, fs:::ie Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension In advance, to It? 24:11 of December nett. On MONDAY, the 6th of October, Th.: Pensioners at sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered itegimentq. On TUESDAY, the 7th of October, Tbns? it 61 from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain ir; Itrgtmests and Curps; those at Bd. and all the Cavalry at W. prr day. On WEDNESDAY, the Bth of October, Those at I. per day from the Ist root Guards to the 60th Fan:, 11/ cNsire. IIieRSDAV, the 9!.h of October, Those at 9d per day, from the 61 at Foot, and all the remaining Regimen:* and Corps; and also those at 10d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 10th of October, Those at Is. per Jay, from the dill'. rem itegitntliti of Cavalry, with the Ist and utl Regiments of Foot Guard,. On SA TURDAY, the I Ith of October, Those at 11. per day, front the 3d Regiment of root Guards, to the end et the ntrnbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the _l3th of October, Those st is. per day, front' the Royal Garrison Battalion, and sY the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at is. Oftl. per day. On TUESDAY, the 14th of October, Those at is. Id. Is. 1 id. Is. 2J. lc slid. and is. 541. per day. On WEDND:DAY, the 15:h of October, These at Is. Sid. Is. li. is. 40. 1.. Sd. I& 50. ls. 6d. I la. end. Is. 7d. Is. 71d. Is. ad. Is. bid. Is. 9d. ls. 9id. and 11.10 d. per day. On ?IiURSDAY, the 16th of Octobcr, Those at Is. 1011 per day and upwards, and those Pensioners alto have been admitted on account of blindness. It is also ordered and directed that all the Out-Pensioners be. le - giug to the !aid Hospital, do pay particular attention to their lastructitms, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to tiammit to the Pay- Inaster-G.neral of his Majesty's Land forces In I.ondon, their irrlavits as therein pram' ibed, on or iinmediately after every craver.day; without which their names will not be entered on Pay-Lists teethe subsequent Quarter, and they are not after wards to change their place of abode, as specified in their allida • vits,without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take notfe., that in consequence of various bands having been committed by Pen•loners in the receipt of Vens.on and Prize-money, it is ordered that all Pensioners to Wending shall be struck off the Pension lists, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to Wyo., on the unwary a spurious composition In stead of the dentine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, knitted SO conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, sad the difference of the type which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma e by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. Is. and ktid each, and a copy of the !Abe! left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN. 97, High Holborn DIXON'S ANTIOII.IOIOI FILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all v those disorders which act nn the Stomach and Bowels, setwioniug indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headaches, kawns, and a variety of other affections. the consequence of a disordered action of the Liver and Itiliary Organs These Pills unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and requiring no restraint or confinement during their use, are in particular a most valuaide and CCUlvenient Medicine for Gertitmen of the Army cr Navy, and . 1 revellers In tropical climates where the consequences of redundan• and vitiated Hilo are to prevalent and alarming, they are an effectual protection from those evils.—They are likewise peculiarly calculated to cot- sect disorders arising from excesses of the table, and to ratan the injured tone of the stomach. Soh o at W. es. l ie. and ets (by Appointment) by It. BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside,corner of St. Church.yard; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Shutdetwonh, (Kosice ti.e Fact-India House, Leadenhall-street ; Wright and Co. ho. 269, High•street, Borough; and by the principal Book setters and Druggists ha every City and Town in the Kingdom. A CLEAR KIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. LOl ES are most ser i o u s ly a s sured, that all the cosmetics ever yet discovered do not pomese is an hun dredth clever the good qualities of Mr.. VINCENT'. 00W LAND's LO 1 lON, u a clearer and beautifier of the Skin. PlM tetters, ringworms, spots tan, eruptions in the face, red ter+ of the nose, &a are often peculiar to tender and delicate eemplesions; by the regular application of this Lotion once a ‘laY.ur twice or thrice a week, the shin and Bolds are gradually c'ttan.rd and cooled, and assume that clear transparent white and red, which denote them in a healthy state. Nothing !pa ever 7 1 e: htvu found to *impart to its effects and excellence. Froth I Dew Esq. late Captain In the Hon. East India Com .. pang's Service'', to Mrs. Vincesir. Madam —Since mt arrival from India, I have be en under the etre of meat of the eminsur Physicians of London fur the cure of a violent Scurvy and erup,ions in the face, I went to Dash Sumo, I onbndge Wells, Bristol, Cheltenham, situ Harrowgate, Illavl.ea water for timer seasons, but without effect. Your Lotion vies remount nded to me, and In a few weeks I wan cured of a ratienurous and alarming scurvy in the face; Du* perfectly tear or all redness, or any symptom of scurvy as if i Dever bad aity such disorder.-1 am, Madam, &c. '• I. DEA. Litton Grove, Paddington. SAW by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Oowland's MS. Recife, No. 6, tavh-s-5. sett. I :rosvetior.•quare. London: &ICU" Lill Co. I 50, (Isiore.-street; Smith, Perfumer to Ids' hLtjesty. New bond -street; Butler ' No 4. Chespe ; Sutton, Dim Clureh yerd ; N. wbery and Edwards, St. Paul a Chore...pr.? , . 41 % 1 1, Here Market; and all the most respectable Vendors Nlethcines and Perfumers, in Quarts us. tid. Piths ss.ti4 lilt pint s fo prevent counterfeits, see the Dame )41. E. Vl:teeDt Klan tbt label on all that is genuine. CI ry AUCnoN MART. 68, CHEAPSIDE. THE immense STOCK and var'ety of Miscella aims Effects (the Property of distrested Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and abets, who are compelled by the heavy pres sure of the rinses to force au immediate muttet), eimaistivg of every description of LINEN add WOOLLEN-DRAPFRY, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and nrs. sERT SERVICES, JEWF.ILERY, FANCY CABINE T. WARE, CU TLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLArzu GOODi, Ste. Ste. which are daily ON SAI.E BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, At the City Auction Mart, SO, Cheapside,crintinues in increkng attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the respectability of the Establishment is highly flattering to the Pro prietor mid insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of the per fection of all the Property that passes through his hands. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and spin in the Evening, at Seven o'Clock. JUDICIAL SAI.E OF AN ESTATE IN THE VICINITY OF THE TOWN OF STIRLING. To he exposed to SALE, within the Parliament or New Sessions. house of Edinburgh, upon WIDNZSDAT, the lath day of No vember, 1817, betwixt the boon of Five and Seven in the APernoon tinder Authority of the Court of Session : and before the lord Ordinary (dictating on the bills for the time. THE LANDS and ESA'ATE at WES I'ER I.IVII.ANDS, la the Parish of St. Ninisn's and Conn. y of Stirling, consis•ing of One Hund. id and Five Acres, Nine Hun dred and Forty-five Parts. The articles of mop are is the bands of Mr. Manners, Deputy Clerk of Seiston. Title-deeds and Plans of the Lands, and Copies of the articles of coup, may be seen on applying to Mi. duel tinning and Mathew N. Macdtsna!d, Clerks of the signet, No. 20, 14111 street, Edinburgh; Mr. Littlejohn. Writer, Stirling ; or Mr. Bull, opposite the India-house, Leadenhall-street, London. Tbis day were pnbllbbed. In One Vul. evo. peke los. 6d. in boards, CHARACTF.RSofSHAKESPEAR's PLAYS. By WILLIAM HAZ:.III T. _ _ Printed for R Hot: reit, (successor to Mr. Jounstin.) 72. St. Paul's Cburch yard; and C. and 3. Owea, Welbtck-street. Thks is a very pleasing Buie Book, and we do not hesitate to say, a Bock of very considerable originality and genius. What we chiefly look for in such a work is a fine sense of the bt antics of the author, and an eloquent exposition of client; and all this, and more may be found in toe Volume before ua."—Ediaburgh Review for August. Also, by the same Author, The ROUND TAIL'. CATON'S WORKS. This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. i lustrated with Cues, I. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE nn the PRE- L 2,. VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL. DISEASE In both Sexes, and its cou-rquences; in which a mild and success ful mode of treatment i. pointed out, including Observations nu Strietures,Cutaneout Eruptions, inlet nary Venereal Diseases, &c. Wended as a Guide against the dangerous effects of this baneful nulady.—By I'. M. CATON. Surgeon. No. 10, Stanhope-street, Nureastle-street, Strand; sad late of the United !Invite!' of St. Thomas's and Guy's. n. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry Into the Diseases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, with . Remarks on the liver, and its inllu-nce on the Gastric iyurm To which are prefixed, some general Observations on Scrophulsous and Cutaneous Diseases, prior es. • 3. A Popular retaliate on the Prevention and Cure of the dif *rent Stages of the Asthma and Winter Cough, with new and successful Instructions for the Prevention and treatment of Asth esatk Fits. Pow& Salon, price 3s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the Omelettes: Organs of boat Sexes, including the theory of Generation, &e. Price 31 ed. . & A Practical rreatlse on Female Diseases, blending Obser vations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to those important cues. Price Ss. tid. Printed for Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and W. Neely, No. 78, Lombard-street. MILLARD'S EAS I INDIA. HAMBRO', SCOTCH, MAN• CkIES I ER, AND IRlski-LINEN tir ARE/lUDS/4 No. 14, CHEAPSIDE. J MILLARD respectfully Informs Merchan , s, Proprietors of Businees, and also Families, Ste. arriving ha Town, that he bas recently inspec.ed, personally, all the prin cipal Factories for the express purpose of rendering his long but worm improved Establishment worthy 'lir notice both of the Foreign and British Merchant, and of theme Fatuities who have honoured him with so distioguished a pa ronage, mid begs •rs iu form, among the various new articles arrived from the different Factories are, the fiat French Cambria' of the beautiful Va en elennes make, and Cambric Handketchtets, F.artigu Damask Table Chien, Fortis., Holland, the Firs: Fabrics ut Ir sh Linens, both tit 7-eihs awl 4-4 b., anal on which ti.e reliance can be placed for durability. Tito cleu.cest India Mu-lies, both for Gentlemen's Cravats and Ladies' weer. Th% must valuable hulk and other Shawls, Marseilles Qui ts. Printed Furniwree and Cu. !oared Linings. Long Cloths, i able Covers,fisie Welch Flannels, Muslin, embroidered with gold, silver Ste. Pelis.e Cloths, Nan keens. find Scotch t able 11140.11 Diasiue. for Furni. ureake wi lo a variety of articles adapted hob for Full and Mu • g Dress, peculiar to the House, superior and economical Shorting., and a new and beeutl ul article of French Cloth, adapted purposely fur the wear of Ladies and Children, of singular delicacy, softness, and durability, with the advantage of peculiar economy. The terms of the House will continue to be of the first considerariiin, and no second price ever made.. Lba White Chintz for Ladies' Dress, and the Patent 'twine Cloth fur Shirting, Sic. by the Piece and in satire Cases, for exportation. Families furnishing new Establishments, &c aqd Ladles bay. ing Commission', will experience the mast liberal freatatent ; , while they possess the advantage of selecting from the first and warranted Goods of every Manufacture. FROM Luxury and Dialispati .0 the mind becomes' enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising tram fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution to the result of our study and experi ence soil we trust that thirty years' successful practice to this pees liar branch of our profession glees- us a decided superiority over every other Practitioner In recent cases of myphtlitic h&c. Lion, a papa cure is completed in the short period or two days, and In Mike cases of a more complicated nature, where other proctitioacre have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a wund and perfect re establishment. To Moss who are labouring under a gamest u. local Debliity,it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestimable power cf renovating the mum, debilliated Constitution whether it arises frositthe indhicretion m tif youth, or by a reside nce in hot or unhealthy climate., too wden tiny a ilk, or too close an appticstion to study, tat ester grief, in judicious use of mercury, Sic. or should at proceed from an habi -1 teal teadeoey to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the hal:phut effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer lasting Health, Strength, and ,•pirits ; and testi to the aged and infirm our plan of treatuteut will afford feint and comfort, by gently and safely invigorating the system. . Numerous eases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is affected by a safe, ear min, and expeditious Mode of practice, superior 40 0t1•' other ye. adopted. !he weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding rroni .Ale complaint are speedily removed, aud, the Patient restored to wood and vigorous heal.h. . Patients of Cahill :sex way consult us witli.the greatest honottr dtlicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. lu7, Hatton garden. 14. trios in the Coun:ry..divcribing their es.e, and encimin, ait lummox for Advice and Meilleine.. the ..ate will hymn to al• parts of ibe•woridi CUlkii.k. anti CU. Surgeons, THE PAMPHLETEER. Just published, price Cs. Cd. THE PAMPHLETF.Eit, NO. XX containing 1. A Defence of Economy against Mr. Rose. By Jeremy Ben tham, Esq. (Original.' 9. A Defence of the Con,titts ion of Great Britain and Ireland. By the Right Hon. John Lord Somers. 3. On the p►e.ent State of Pauperism in England. By the Rev. 0. Glover, A.M. 1. An Enquiry Into the Causes of Agricultural Dietcess. By W. Jacob, El. F.R.S. S. On the Menus at arresting the Progress of National Cala mity By sir J. Sinclair, Bart. M.P. G. Suggestions for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Etc. By Chas. Maclean, M.D. 7. Report of the Committee of the House of Commons oht the Employment of Ciimbitur Boys. " S. Ott the Copy right Bil. By *Br E. Brydges, Bart. M.P. 9. On the Means of Reducing the Pours' Rates. By Mak*. forma,. Pliginal.3 to. A Letter to D. hicardts, Esq. on the Depreciation of Bark Netts. By the Rev. A. C►ombie. Sold by Ar.st 'Rimer ; Longman and Co.; Black and Co.; Lloyd ; and all other isooksellers. Of wbosa may be bad the ' , reel ding N imba I, forming ten bandsooto volumes octavo. TO PREVENT' IMPOSITION-TAKE NO rh:E R. CLAY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, I's, NriW3UltY, SWINDON, A1.011:)UltN, WOO IA ON-13A ,, E , I.AMLIOUItN, HtINGIiRFOItD, OKII. I ON, R . :LA.OIND, and all Placrs slum, UNCOMMON (i 001) TRAVELLING, 110:11 THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOWHILL, oNDoN. To YORK, LEEDS E LAN GII. and all Puts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the lire Hones, and ke;•p 4. XCI:114:Ilt Time, By B. W NOUN PAIN and Co. r HE followmg P .st Co - i!ies, Mail Cn4ches, &c. JL set out from the : , ARACEN's HEAD iNII, Saow•L:11: Ile UMPIRE, a 14kW I.IVF.RPOOL. Light Coach, tittle one night on the road, curt hot, four lit-ides and four otit,i.."ea, ' sets out every day at ..ae o'clock, arrives at liverptv.l next :vetting at six o'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, La ' bury, Northampton, We'ford, Lutterwort;s, Atltt r stone, Litehfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Ka:airfoil, War. rington. and Pribleot. SOU I'HAMP Itymington,Wincliestor. and riatlngvoke New Four Inside COaCil i at half.pa-t seven o'clock in the Moth. Mg. arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by Eve o'clock. Ills is a moat delightful conveyance to the Ile of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Movie's, Havre de Grace, Clic rlnturg, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shitroal Post-Coach, every Evening, at I'ive o'Clock.—Guarded. WEYNIOI.: Uoichester, Blandford, Salisbury, Atri iver, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. lite Wey mouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersi, Alderney, St. Vialoe%,!?4c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coichi every Morhing .tc Seven &Clock, th rough Huitinni, A aininster, Bridport, Llandlord, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOS . I'ON, Spalding, Peterhorouyli, Stilton, and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Loud,. Grimsby, and Hhil. BATH and BRISTOL. Flying Post-Coaehes,through Chippets• ham, Caine, and Maribor:nigh, every Afternoon; arr.vc at Mr. Metes, the firfiyhriund Inn, Bath, and the Loision Tho mas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, nest Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge water, Taut.ton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coaen, called the Rockhnliam, cets out every Morning; Carries Four Insides only, and goes remark ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retford, Doneaver, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwitlistaoillng the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the num , agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North Road, bcit:g unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Greeli,' Annan, Dunifiles, Brownhill, I* herald!, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cumnock. Kin g m a n, an d all Parts of Scotland, a Pcsi Coach, (Dally;. YORK, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and EclinburAb new Fbor Initle Coach, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way of Newark, Ibitford;radeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Dur ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pasniagers fiitho e ; themselves tangoed from the length of the journey, ma) rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any adibtional Fare. MAR .1101tOUGH Swmdan, Ramsbury, Hungeriord, and Newbury Post-coach, at 7, in the morning. Bit I DOE NOR I'll and Walsall New Coach, every Evening. . • CA RLISLE,Pennth, sod Wiiitebsveu Four Inside P.,4t Coach, and A Guard all the way. ay.e4 :hrou l th Lruugli. Appleby,' GrestabrOze, Richmond, Catterick, Liaroughbridge, Visttaby, Aberiord,Duncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Mornii: : :, and performs um journey frith the greatest facility. Passengers delanied on ths road by biomes, or pleasure, have the pet 11113 f advantage of tlittir seats being secured in the next*Coarli. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Calton, Charley, Ormakirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. LINERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield, Pao-Coach, called The Regulator, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Saracsa's Head Inn, Dale-street. LiverpouL— Gaarled threuzhout. oir-sTEK, • eoport, Whitchurcl, Tarpority, Nantwleh, Northwirk, and bitedlevrich Post Coach, every Evening, at Vise o'clock. SUNDkRLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. IsIANCIiFST.ER, Winslow, Congletoo, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon . — Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with s Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at Noon Passes by Oxford, Euston, and Shimmie s so the Saracen's Head, Bull street, liirmui6l.am. HULL, Northcave, Howdm, Thorn, and Doncaster Por. Coach, every Murisisig at half past ell, to the Cross Keyi, Mar ket Place, Hull DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Suomi! New Post Coaches, Morning, Noun and Night. HER I . FORD , Ware, Hodesdon, and Chesbunt Coach every Morning. OT FENHAM and Edmantos Coach (Daily), at ball put Two, at Five, and at Eight o'clock. WAGGONS. To Hensel Hempstead, Wattord and Stanmore, 3 times a week. Duo, heeds, Buogay, Bury, and all parts of swUolk, every Monday. Cireuce.ter, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three dines a week. Southampton, Wintlnter, Rummy, Lynattora, Lyininaten, Clariatehurcti, Ringwood, Fortlinglnidige, War:borne, l'uul, last ut Wiabt, 'gray, and Utterney Wagrnus (daily.) Nunbur y tiamitton and I wAkeulaant, mac': a week. °rematch and Woolwich, every day. Tottenham and Mammon, ditto. - - - • B. W. Mot•wi AIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the mat they wall nut be acctruntabli for any Parcel, Pawnee& Luggage, Writings, ('late, Ittc. of more, tb'n Five -t winos Value, It left, staler, or dantsgialointies esit , ved as such and the Insurance paid for accerdinglyi at the Saracen's Head lan; tilursrldit, Lista; .1D4114' LTT•C PEKE, Slitaister Vt.. $l7. I re rr .1 N..titicvtion t ceived at tI j. Office JO II 11? BARROW. " The CORP:)K.I'I•IUN for Preserving and Impr..v vg the Part of DUBLIN, &c. rive Notice, lilac a I.lGti .11. , USE ' has Lady been fleeted un MUTTON ISLAND. Gawr l BaT, ffulal whicL a Lit; in . will bl! exhibited on the Eve Miss •.t 'A. TUlt DAY, the 2:4 h of October next, and from 'hence combine . lichted from iun ►et to Sun•rioe. i , Muitoi. 14!ati.1, on which the Light-house is er c td, to situate at the buttons of Galit ay Bay, si %taut front the i own about Lair a min. The tight IA la be btra.ll, 0.,1 Hi a bri, lit Red Co!our. (By Order) " JOHN C ‘, AK l'. See. " L'Ahist Ogee. l)uh,ln , -ter. is, us" V.4n: 7 . OFM E, &premier • tsl7. A E PR/NC:IPA 01 , ;FICER S and CU iii.Wa r .S% S lON Is RS t i hti PY,dc herek iz ky N c ti ce , That I . 11U ASO L h e -.1 —ct4.-er n. et, ‘llll they will be rta.ly tn tr. a , to the l'uTaltPte of e , I' , .GF.R of front GO to CO lens burthen, w:ch a Draught of itY..tts not ex ceeding li•gla Feet. No nadir will Fr toothed fof t-r Oar o'Clooi ea the Zhiy of Treaty, tor any ioakehitilhi aio Party, . r . z Bleat for Air:id:treas. MOO LAST NIGHT '3 GdZETtt. BANKILU V I • William Hanoam, a Bath, cooper, dealer and ebapman, to cur. render Octebrr 13, 14, and November 11, at elevtu, at the ithrl Intl , We.totr, Bath. Attermes, Meson, I)az uo and Stephenson, L.E.tuk:hty street, London ; ur •'r li upson , lath. John smith. n. I...naduu toad, St. Ueorge'v P eht,, Surrey. bro. cer, %Irak( a !.,1 coaptudia, tactuber4, al, and Nov , a eleven at k oust:Walt. A.turilie., Mastro. Ai!woo and Huu.:►eby, Free. man a Cutlft, l-0 , 115111 limo Ivetd , watV or late 0 the paroh of Wale r , Somerv-tshire, Vroirsa.ir of /thou:, dealer and chapnutt, .).stolter 13 , 14, and Nov. t ►, at twelve, a: t►ie .tosel lou, Weogi.e st. vet, bath. Attorntea. Mrars. Ne.l.erbole and 113rr..0, 1 Er+et•..rect, str..sad, ►.ouiun; or Mr. Luke Evil!, loath Erato Evaos, L:c et - A , laesytluvr, 'tarok of Llama turn, CartLar •to 4airr, arobwrineieh.tut, Ureter and allapauau, Octouer Ise It, au.. N0v..1 1, at okveta, at she Lamb 11..4 Lliothavety.—• Attorney, Mr. 110v,..1 L.I8)41 Harm*, t.landovery John ttattims, of lavorpatte, ulerchatc, drew: oat ehaposar, tn ()her 44, 714, and Nue. th at one, r t..c 6,cusg,. hat Dale. urc, t.iverpoot, itt.onoes,Mes•as. est ....1.116.,:wiry, IVit - et• a I, tt, Liverpool; Oe Messrs. lkackatock and %%vote, King leetact*Walk, I empty, I..).silort. 441 1 ydd Mau Litmcanetire, wool-layer, tociobet at five, October 8, a n d Nov. 11, at el,vet:, uMu Wikte dart Iti s, 6,4l4isse. Attoroict, . mkt 1,:o. 3, *Aiiit,,td-sours, a r.r4guier:oll-4trvez, I.4undon. items. Smell, of Irwin mite, Crypuetatr, tayles, clet:,,n and ci,opman, Octiolaer 4, at eleven, October RI twalve, and Nov. 11, at ekveu, at titoldltall. Attorney;, Mr tilsiduiln, lia.autlistll•toreet. mkt ~.11. of Alotasi•nt, Corcwal!, ta.n.ar, ,tearer and (ltv.ber 9, IC, unit Nov. 11, at te% , at the Slat Ints., Attornfes, Mt. b. Follett, 1 tuople. LotkitiO 1 ut , Mr. l hto.va Kovrs, Maraa:oe. • Vigilant Megeer, of Wa lton-le-Dale, Einem!Are, litne•borner, tirS.Or end cuaptuan, October 11, at awe, Oetobet la, att.! Nay. 11, at eleven, ac the Golden Cr..t* lun , Yr.suhe. :Luanda*, • Matra. 'tin 41, Shaw, and John..on, 7, King's gene tVatka, • lemple, 1.0::4111n; ur Morels. froughtoo anti tiay.lock, W. reel, Wunaut l:trtles. til Blark . 3lll, Ke , g, barin•nitrehant and tarp-t.%.sarr, te.::4rb.r La, ead .4nveno.ter .i s at waive. at .tt.ertaty, Mr. C.artiar, Deptford. DIVIDEND 3 in be made at I:DILL/HALL. Nov. IS, .I,.tm Hawley. of Ruchtfe, provision-wary. houseman, at eleven. Nu.. vG, Wm. Goodyear, Mdi ket-birret, October .s, Francis Macke, I B"l 'ar w ruit i t i e li r r . g rU i w g" , k 6.7-i e u r . i sii 4 t'r, el a t t v t e :e • lve. Oi.tol.er 90, W. Grieves, liulborn-bridgc, citeeseinutiger, at ten. October 'O, S. tinniest, Newy,ste sir, i., .ttaw hat sit.inufActurer, at ten. .Nov. n, L ahti IlioniAnt, C. o.lsuotLe, 11l I. Westmorland, of llclht.r sio4ris„ v•hrokert, at eleven Nor. i Hensbaw.oi . Mincois-latie viiae.brokei , at eleven. Nuv. 11, R. anti I. Isracken. an d T. Lutlibary and Rochdale, flannel.niamitsc:ur.rs, at eleven. Nov. 67, I. N iili uus, Lothbory and Rochdale, lattoil. manufacturer, at twelve. Nov. t, A. and T. Lewis, St. Lidice.. street, wine-inerci:ants, at tea. Nov. 4, R. Elesketh, Warrin‘tosi wine-merchant, it ten. DIVIVE,NDS to be ntade In the COUNTRY. October kg, J. Boardman, jun. and G. Ahoy), Manchester, rwut.deakrs, at clever:, at tlse Palace Inn, Maaruester. Oct ay, W. Roberts, Osvitcry, draper, at twelve, at the c mege . street, Liverpool. Oct 16i, W. Lowe, Royton, nt.came..na l ky r , at five, at the White Lien, HilleilltdltCh, Manchester. Oct. YS, W. Quarton, York, butcher, at eleven, at Mr. Etridge's, keei•er, Lendsll, Yorkshire. Oct. x 2, 1.. Wickets, Oxford, mo. Rey-scrivener, at eleven, at the Angel, Oxford. Oct. st2,l. Young and J. Thornton, Bristol, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the RUM. titer, Bristol. Oct. Xs, H. SMICI3, Blakeney, grocer, at twelve, at the Now Inn, Holt. CERTIFICATES—Ocrosta 21. S. and I. G. Barker, Bllliter-square, nterN ants. C nrreff, Gosport, linetrilr.iper. J. Hawley, Cock-bill, Ratcliffe, proviasio warehouseman. W. Install), Liverpool, wholesale grocer. 1.0. Mosley and tl. J. Reach, uidmuuth.place, toy. manufacturers W. and E. Maud , , Utley, bankers. W. Haven, Hatthorne, dealer. T. Flemehg, late of Liverpool. merchant. W. a , I'. hAuiwn, Live puul, coach-makers. I .Vale, Solihull, corn-dealer; W. Ripley, I.ancustur, merchant. T. Ea:01, Penk.Ali s por t er. Scaler. W. Moubicy. Barton-under-Nerdwood, trozer. G. CARROLL, the Contractor. begs leave to cail the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the pre sent Lottery, which contains Six Prizes of re:10,00u Lt consists of 7,100 Nuniters, and will cornmen:e i drawing on the 7th of 11,,vi:Alasts. Those who are desirous of obtaining any particular or favourite Num bers are reipecttully st,llerted to Apply at the Con. tractor's thEces, No. 7, Cr 41 11 . 1 31 and V. 6, 011Ord. ' street, a.: sariy as persiih'e, lest any disappointment should arise itour the Niruberi Leiag sold. . Those who Lave liecd rather gay and on the eve cf matrimony, ane, who are dollstfur of the con,repen. cc. of an contagion, may 'gave the best advice at the Metliz:.l 1: )..:‘l, at Charlotte-bouse, Great Charloriesstreet, ono. , I ; e . t he 11. v Ito kith's Chapel, lc.ockfriar's road, and Worhsruck oodrock:sireet, Ave doors Isurn °shard. street.-- Ihe RJavd tke attention st.l thoseflitted with ittiptare, Strictures, Lau' cers, Scrofula% Nervous U<btiinex arising from:warm climates, juvenile bids cretions, eke. I,ruptions 073 the Heal, face, dad body; Ulcera. ted Throat, NILO :D the !holland Limbs, frequently mist:lug rut Nodes in the Sidn.bmas are symptoms which ar• pear years atter, and too adieu destroys 11MM/ft maims.— Mosta. Cooper aad Co. of 11.i.1y years ex:wrieuce, are consulted at both Houses by all ranloul people until Nine at Night..-1 cure the Piles and Fistula without hor.inag or cutting, and give advice gratis on Tuesday, .Ititursday, and . outlay Mornings •:11 Twelve o'Clock.—A side dour and private rooms for Fesualts.— c i s !Martyred Patients ase 44dicaily cured wiihotit surreal viols ration, upon .cl. 1910 c and al..comic-I nih'hout iiitin—Letier• litho :he 4.0 ::try !poi - 4 atka . 'Jai re.