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kvir. ,--- ff •• • 4•Ars7 pi,1471:71 N S ._ • . . f • .tATURDAY, AUGUST Sers 1914. .. n •l r -^•BER p 4575. , • • ; • -IMAM LITTON. ARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokeis, No. 7, Coin. , bill, and 26, Oxford-street, beg leav e remiectfally to infanta bs Public, that they are selling rickets and alarm for the New rrERY much cheaper than for many years. past, Whole icketa at only 19 Guineas, and Sixteenths at XL 7s. esill. ' • C. and Co. particularly recommend the Scheme to theielpito of the, Public (which may be had gratis) ; It 202 t • ,-. I Prizes of JC2O,VOO 2 Prizes of AIXIO $ Prizes of 10,000 4 Prizes of lota/ " 6 Prizes of 5,000 5 Prizes of . OR lies 45 Capitals of .e2OO, £lOO, &c. Scc,the ;elitist Prize tack, and no fixed Capitals. To be &awe in Three Dinits, ber 1, 13. and 17. . . Last Lottery CARROLL and Co. sold the fellafriag Capitals, eiz.„No. 2,240, a Prise of Je2,100, and No. 3,114, a Prize of ,emo, in Twelve Sbarrs. N.B. Al Business in the Wale Panda transacted, and Ordirs from the Country punctually atte I'l IS AND SHARES Cli . ,LAST FIFTEEN LOS ! LorrEiefeltraS DRAMOC: lit OF 8 M 1814. SCHZME, .10,000 ate 3E40,000 10.000 5.00 1,000 • 4.000 1,000 500 ~~ . of 6•••••••• ••••••••• ... •...»... 0.000.00 100 140 .. 1,600 50 1, ...... 55,000 ' Ito 2,7 SO 11,000 Tickets. £140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of Drawing: lit Day - Ist SEPTEMBER. Sci Day - 13th SEP'T'EMBER. 34 Day - - 17th SEPTEMBER. •••••• MO ••• MO •1116 OS • • 0 - 0 *Oa Tickets sad Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Offices, No. 11, PooLTar; 1 No. 81, ALDOATEIIIOII. No. 12. Cuihituu-Csoss; STRIST. OSise g No.lo7ipsttoskgari4en, • Price of s Ticket alp 11 0 Half • ilO - T . 01 M - OW - 416-tt • Quarter i O I 8.0,6011; - 1 T -0 DisTREBs-m-GERmAtrt. • - 'I:., • - 1 1-it confidence with. which thk - Coinmittee for telievini; the Di in 'Catania* aid other peeks of the Continent, flak bees honoured by the British Public, is entitled. tons wannest acknowledgments. The instructions given tothe: i Committees of distilbutlon appear to have been strictly attended to, and 'thedistribstera hale bailie& their trust with high bon ne to themselves, Leine.' spared no pains to acquire the most minute infoimafion of"the situation of et e ntmierons i.pritiratt , s, to whodi they have-apportioned relief, with discriniirtatioo caf,kilikte4 tp produce ;he greatest *image to the soffrrt..a.. , , s ',cite London ( . .:04.1nWee respetfuTl7. offer. its cougratotatallt to - anit benevoTt.nt donors in thel.lnited ni g tfmr, on Algid tidn to' t* pletsere which they doubtless received, while he . ; wit** dlislalsgsmag; in.L.l4 it kaa bees reo_dexerikee4lle4ent tomb J the 'reset* of th•stimids moo deksie,'reStotft theta ti exerons whlth revived hope instantly inspired, and to the pro spects of future happiness, in the actual possession of means, whirls, but a few months since, they bad scarcely hoped to intati.e. i • . ..1.h.1 Committee respectfully solicits a continuance of the aid of British . Ladvs 'there is need of the Utitle+t amount which 'can b4l raised. The misery is vast, and the Sufferers multitudinous,' anti the largest aggregate of chat sty will do little more than nardy relieve and encourage. 4be exertions of Ladies : on the Conzi. nenr, not excepting those in the higher ranks, are Unremitting. 7 beg ice the misery around hem. and they are the active and. willing bands of Brdish . Contributors, and pecutarly know bow to make the most of every part of d-,eir bounty, adapting the OA, with condescen.ling kindness, to meet the wants anti goods tie` sorrows of the allipetetL „Fronuill quarters of bermany the warmest exressions of thankfulness evidence the hear felt giai dude ; but the Confidence I itilir tisb ability, and a cwresponding hope in its proved willing- miss to impart aid, has lest to luck unreserved disclosures of, wretchedness, as shew the iage: donations of this country to be' still inadequate to the accumulated distress. N B. 'I he Commit , eel bath Report, with Tables of Distri bution, Statements of Losses intißelief, may be had on Applica tion to Mr. R. A. Ackerman:4:lol, tuned. .. . Amount already adiertned . 41.07,069 15s: OA.:: ' • SIIISCAtiPTIOIIII SHIM IeIt.4SIVAD: •,! '• „ At Mnriand imd Gee - 1 • /At obatitft, Payne, &Co. Caleetiott ar the tipper , ~, , -,4C,o)itsexiest at the Old Ch4el, , its Sheffield, : ~ , Chard.. Mansfield, I per Par s er, 'bores , .. 0 , : ' l.„Nmtinghainshire on and Co. /725 18s. id.' • 'Thanksgiving' s Day, Dotitho attd• SOn9, •' • per Rev. T. Williams 25 0 Mount's Bay Bank, . . 1 Ditto -trona the P.ar!sh • Peazance £lO 10 1 of Gressford, Den- Rtv. Win. Tremen- bighshire 17 '1 here 1 1 I At Marttn, gtone 14434%) . _ _ __ _ ... - art: at - P.: Illeeditis. I ColledtiOn An din VA:- here • 1 1 rlids of Wriageksit Rev. Anth. Witham§ . 1 1 per Etv. Waitin g Thomas Pascoe. Esq. 1 1 Leeves . 20 0 W. J. G. Nicholls Esq. 1 1 '' 'At Lloyd's. Rea. Will am Ve a l 2 2I G. Nlcather 5 0 riose•Pllfe, Etq. 10 10 Collection - at Bridge. FAlse. Warne, Esq. 2 2 water, on Tbtinks- L. Z.. 1 i euina Dan after a Sundry small Dona- Sermon per Rev. W. • thong - PA 7s:6d. Wolter, £3l 4s. 6d. Mti: k/fs Wslsaros S 0 Other Contributions at Miss Ann Want , 1 1 Eridgewater At Eihe;ay and Co. . AddiziouJ Collation Collection at the hide- onThar.logfirin-• Day, p'endeittChapel,Vew at the Ca thedral, castle, Rev. R. 1/avl- w e n s . 5 0 son, aBl3 14.10 d. I. V. • _. 2u 0 B. it. 1 0 I Adagio:sal Subseliption Colketion at Creat :, fa- 1 f:tiat lirldrwater, per pleread, pa Rev. Rev. W. Waller 5 0 Jos. Sperli::g - 72 I Coltectionin.ehe Parllh Ditto at Lamarsh l of Helmtloq, North- Church, per ditto, amptonshire 17 4 45 6ii. ild. Mr."! homat Workman, Ditto at Bassirghani, : s.thcoats 5 0 ...per Rev. I'. E: it iden 4 4 'Additional Collection at Do." at llo2pitburgh, at East Wells, after per Rev. C. Prowett. 14 19 a Sermon, by. tae . , Ditto at Walpole, or. • Dean Peter and .St. Au- - ' Colonel Win. Chalks" drew, per Rev. W. •. ' Alston. S S liankinson 10 0 Collecedat the.Churebes W. Martin, Lynn Regis 1 0 and Chapels, Bead Collection at Chlswell ford, Wilts, per D. Church, ou Thanks- Cluuerbuck, £67 Is. 9d. giving day, per Rev. ktr. Heath, Bradford, bir. Thompson SS S per dl:to 3 2 At rraeds. M. S. U. for the Or- Subscriptions from the I phans Corn.sh Ilank• 71 19 Subscriptions received at the Esrs of the City- of London Ta vern; Lloyd's Coffee-touse; Stock change ; Ex and at all the bankers In *Town and Country. . R. H. MARTEN, i scattiness LUKE HOWARD, a Al . 7 7 „ -.... FOREIGN COIN.' t . '. :. . . GENTLEMEN going abroad 'maybe intptlioa.P) any amount on th e iftest terms, at SOLOMON std Co .a Bullion Merchant's 2, New-Meet, Covent-Garden. AIM* market price givenior any qsantalt% • • This daY Were publishOd a. In Two •Voisines, iemo. price 46. - mwe4,, RURAL •DISCOURSES. BY WILLIAM CLAYTON, of Saffron Walden. London : Printed fOr Bleck, Parry, and Co. Le Where may be had, a few 'renahttog Copier, lo Octavo, los. 6d. boards. • THE PAMPHLETEER. This day was published, Price es. id. THE PAMPHLETEER , NO. VI I. miaining original and celebrated PAMPHLETS on the NORWAY 42ttEsTioN.—The CUM LAWS—BALANCE, of POWER—SLAVE TRW - 16.--W and WEIOHTS—FI 'NANCE and PUBLIC SCHOO an official Statement' WWNATIONAL DEBT at the conclusion of the War. Pub. I* the MIMS pennlsdo i n iinkeMinwity of the L OR DS COSI• Vielislollll3 of his hfiutsry s Tat RT. Sold by tale and Co.; Black; Parry, and Co.; Rodwell ; London; Macredie and Co. Edinburgh; and all other Bookcatwa. CATON ON DRBI'LI l'Y. This dr/was published, price Ss. 6d.mcond edifies. PRACT ICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI LITIES,, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of -both Sexes; including Remarks on °minims, Se mind Weakness, nocturnal Emitsion, Gleets, Tabes i)orsalis, Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the 'I heory of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope...street, Newcastle-street, Strand. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for I. Martin, Holies-street; Cavendish-square, London. Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on ttu: CatisCS and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new• simple, and successful instructions for dm preveatieu and treatment of Astir matte Fits, price Si. Oa *be Ist of July was completed, price lA.. half-bound, embel. ~_._ MIMI with a fine Portrait 06W:ozes' Sot:ritzy, Esq. Poet Laureat, the First Volume of * • THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE , and Universal Register, comprehending Original Correspondence on a variety of subjectt--Ititeresting Extracts from new Works --Original Letters, Anecdites, and curious Fragments—Me. moirs of Eminent Persons, living and deceased—Accounts of all New Patents—New Books, Music, Fcc.a—University Proceed. ing*—Review of the Fine Am, the Drama, litc.--Orialual Poetry —Transactions of Public Societies. Foreign and Domestic—Li terary and Philosophical intelligence—New Acts of Parliament —Parliamentary and Public Reports—Digest of Political Events with Official Documentsßemarkabie lodideuts—Promotions, Girth., Marriages, and Deaths, at home and abroad, wink Bio graphical Anecdotes--Agricultural. Chemical,•Metereological, Naturalists, and Cansatercial Reports; including List* of Bank rupts, Dividends, and Certificates State of the M ar kets, Public Filed Ext;.auges, Companies Shire!, &c. &e. , From the general approbation which the plan and principl2 of tlis Work has Windy obtained, the Proprietor* recommend it p 1• ea confidence to the attention of an iollglitened Public, and rdcularly to these whe have friend , aniliconnexion* abroad, to hom it may be regularly ilarwarded by applying to any Post- ;rover. = iitturesset- b mg-aloft polinsteed cm 01r titd every U6ath. price 2s. and orders are *received by G. Goldie Edinburgh ; I. Cumming, Dahlia ; and every Bookseller and liewsman in the King loin. Communications from the Literati, eta are requested to be addressed tar the Editor(freetof Postage) to the Publisher, Mr. LColtiurn, Coadult•simet, Hanover-square, Landon. L. r v, L • .- ' I DANIsH WEST tripms„,,,... : .0 be SOLE,. on reasonablerctini, an ESTATE, I - A a of ~„, Cotton, 1v... etuuoung about 1 ;.- am" Acres , an Cane , ...JIM and add Lend, With about 140 excellent Creole Wegreee, a Mul s ~aek Mules and Horned Cattle, Boitb:g bowie Cattle ill, , Ang and Negro* Mew, and all other makable ' Build. lags. • Pilyment by. teaeowable lisahnents. Apply to Meets. Yo es 'gimlet. Madras -court, Poultry. -- "l r . --- ' • _._ _ ry— -, t SALES BY AUCTION. 1 CUSTOM-HOUSE, CHICHESTER. Atjhe Cnatoni-houpe, Chichester, on Wednesday, the Mit day of August; 1814, at Eleven o'Clock lathe Posenoon, 'VIM: GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, atidellgve becn seised and legally condemned, viz. . , /Olt POWAY'S us; ONLY. Twenty-tia Gallons of Brandy. • Ninety►fonr callous of Geneva. Samples of the above Goods clay be seen at the Custom-house (lb mice beural the dot Wore =I *iamb* of sale. • N.E.- A Deposk Ors Cent. wIU be revered. EXTEN3IV.E and iMPORTAN r FREEHOLD aiid'f Y I'M FR FE ESTATE, comprishigthe eetire PARISH of GI&EA P TRW, and sundry FARMS and LANDS, in the cdjoi.iing Parishes of Sandford, Swerford, Little Tew, South Nerving ton, and Barton, all In the County of Oxford. Two conve• nient Residences, noble Park, Manor, and Advowson, con raining in the whole about 3740 Acres, of the value of near Ten Thousand Pounds per annum. By Mr. FAREBROTHEII, At Garraway's, on Friday, September . 30, at Twelve &Clock, unless in aeceptable drier le pre vlouslyrnade by private con .act, THE entire PARISH of GREAT TEW, with .i. theiMANOR or LEIRDSHIP extending over the came, Courts I.eet and Baron, two excelent Residences, ruble and finely" .ilitisbered Park, Ponds well snared with Fish, Caach-House, i Sibling, excelltan Garde.ns, and ettenaive Piantationa in a state lot the meat thriving luxuriance. The whole Village, the perpe al, " Advowson of Great and Little Tevr, . the income of which from Lands in the adjoinlrg Parishes of South Netting- Little Few and Barton, and sundry 'most eligible Terms Dwellings, oo which are three very powerful Threshing Ma. turned by water, and containing in the whale about 3100 "es of remarkably rich Arable, Val:tire and Meadow Lfuld . ,' well timbered and watered, and in a high state of cultivation and repair, the whole is Freeholdjethe-tree, Land-tat redeem ed, and in a complete ring fence. Also sundry FARM iin the ' Parishes of Sandford and Swerford, containing about 630 Acres. The whole of the above lying together, and!n a ring tense, kilns a magnificent Domain, such as is seldom offered to the public, and is werthy the serious attention of car:talists, either for an in vestment of money, or for a residence in a most commanding situation. Great 'Few is 17 miles from Ozford, 8 from Wood stock and Banbury, and 6 from Chipping-tforteo, al good m ir ket towts, abounds With game, and is in the neighbourhood of several Packs of Fox Hounds. • Descriptive Particulars, with Plans annexed, to be had at Tracey Farm; of Messrs. Churchill, Field, and Westan, Solici tors, Deddington • i Mears. Graham, KWh-Hey, and Donwitle, Lincoln's Inn; at Garrawari ; Star, Oxford; White Lion, Ilan bury; Bear, Woodstock; George, Northampton; Warwick Arms. Warwick; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Red Linn, Theme; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart. Benson; Crown, Reading; Bell, Henley; White Hart, Bath; Hen and Chickens, Plyiningham ; and of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort-house, Beau fort-buildings, Strand. GUESIGNIAN MEDICINES. MR. BARNETT GUEST tespectfully informs the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by Messrs. News ter and SONS, wholesale and retail, No. 49, Dime-street, Dublin; and those that wish to see the salutary efficacy of them may receive that information, by perusing his " Guide from Palo," price is. sold as above; or by* examining the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me senger, or La Belle As semblde, where they will see that these chemical preparations have been established in London for more than twenty years, by relieving the following complaints in less than one hour, and by curtag in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, o'd •;prains, Bruises, and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding front repeated parox ysms of the above complaints ; likewise Head-edits, "l'ooth-aches, Face-aches, lad Ear-aches : SOOO patients, after they had been ad mitted into the London Hospitals, continued there a reasonable time, and returned without being relieved, have afterwards been .restored to perfect health by the use of these restoratives. The success attending his Antibilious, As:lunatic, Nervous, and Con sumptive Pills, are so great as almost to seem incredible; and his To .th Powder, if once used, will alarm 3be preftrred. N.B. These Medicines are sold wholesale by all the respect able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro prietor, B.Guarr, Na. 9, Great Surrey-street. • WORM LOZENGES. WORMS. ARE THE MOST FREQUENT ; IfiGIJRCES OF CHILDRENS' DISEASES : '.:Their.SYMP robots EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN dif CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They occaston 1061 'of appetite, a paleness of tk• colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state ot she bowels,. attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and thet prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as rpreventative and cure of these alarming complsints,the above excellent Medielne.is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabt lity, to have no equaL Their public approbation, givsu to the Proprietor, frorp a personal knowledge of its wonderful success In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, awl gives a issoct'on to it, of which no other firledictue of the kind can boast. Parynts and others, who have the care ot chtkireA should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when, ever the stomach or bowels ot Children are any way disordered, which It will always he found to relieve. Sfild, wholesale and retail, at Pie. Butler's, No. 4, Cbeapside, the corner of St. Paul's Churchyard ; Sharp, Johnson, lk. &lam, Forts mouth ; Junes, Weston, Alimot, and M. liory, Portant ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport -, Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turn. i, Huh ; Holland, Cookworrhy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plyitimith ; Knott and Lloyd, and Svtinney and Co. By nunghens ; Staines and Lynch, Nienchener; Trewnian, Exeter; Smith, Mandeeton,Reaburo, s con, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bai ter and M'Dooald, Glasgow ; &Igen and Barry, Bristol ; sta veniqn and Cu. Norwich ; Swinton, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Itilonge and Lathbury ,Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, 1 Dover; White. Brighton; Robes ts, deltion, and Ruff,epetten ham; and retad, by most CilliAtrj laitillaßle Teasers l in par:s, at SIMI lid Us OAS* --• PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENN Y. MORTO4GE. W• . ANTED, from 420,000 to a'50,00000 the most ample Freehold washy, and panicolorli bdvantageona to Trainees, having Large sums to lay ow or invest an lan ded metrity.—A liberal remuneration will be mad* to the person pro curing it. ' Farther particulars may be _obtained on application to Mr. Cobbs., Law Stationer, TlareadneeArstreet, London. FREEHOLD ESTATE. . NV.ANTED to Purchase, .of the value of from Thirty to One Hundred Thousand Pound: wtrb a mo derate shoed Mallon House, in good repair, era all rfttplshe Ondanldings, plentifully supplied with w. ter, and bound be s 'ohne Turnpike Road, on the Westitit or Northwest Jibe *trope& not More than 70 Mlle* distant listr;from, urarcr would be ;referred. Tbe advertiser bias a Butcher misl.t an _ DISEASES OF WEAN I'S, Ltc. • DALEY'S . GENVISIF. RMINATIV'E is superior to all other rentinlles for the oriel, porilugs, coos vulsior.s, and all those disorders In the stomach and bowels of ta lons which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years. It it ego illy tffi..a.ious In cholica, flues, and cher cot ptatotsin the in.4.stines of grown persons. 'lids invaluable CordiAl me.lielne is prepared by Frances Cell, (astisted by her sons) • daughter of the la - e Mr Joscrit Dalby, Apothecary, the Inventor; W4lO b •queathed to h r a:fme this property, under his will.as may be tee.: in the bill o: d.rentistr, with various instao.sav of its bucccsq. Sold by F. Xtme.)...ry and Sans, No. 45, St. Pail's Cht:relryar 1, London, :our icon from Cheapside, price Is. 9J. a bolls; gni by their Agents in town and country. Observe, that the words F Newbery, No 4 St. Paul's, are engraved in the stamps; and be sure to ask for tiews Dallsy's Carntinative. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL; LONDON WILLIAM 11. MOUNTAIN. Thu best Aceosnaioda,tion for Travellen, gond Beds, ctcke Liquors, and moderate Charges. Watgon Warehous:N, and Stabling for Sia Waggons p•r of great Interest to any Carrier it might suit, irons the central situalon. - - IVIONEY is ready to advance, with pr )mpti": . .L vide and set:mi. et legal annuity interest, wi friAtold, cop-hold,lleasehold, or funded pro?ettr, rent elwrip,s, mat risco wttleatesits, widows' jointures, wills, clergymen's I.vinssond annuity bead. Apply personally, betwein u!ne and bye, or by !Litter, to the Director °film National Rank, No 8 Lower John. Amer, Golden-square. Matters of inignituie will he prvnired. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coache-, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head lon, snow-Hill • BRIGHTON new:elegant POST-COACH ; car ties four Insides only, every Mornteg at Ne. a o'Cark ; through Crawley, Eti t rate, etc. WEYMOU I id, Dorchester, and Blandford, Union Pair- Coach ; carries four Insides, with a Guard; every A to Arrives in time for the Guernsey and Jersey Pack, ts. FALmottrit and CRUM./ New Post-Caaet every 'Affxrtititc. EXETER, Plymouth, • Weymouth, Dorchester, Falnuoitt4 =rtke la Salisbury New Post Coach. every Morning at ock, with a Guard, through Honiton, A arninster, Bt.& port, Binh:ford, Bash:guthe, and Bagsitot. BOSTON. Spaldine, Peterborough. Stilton, and ti iii, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches item • Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry 4 1n.4444, lei out every Morning, through Lotterworth, High Cross,Hlacitley. stone, l'antworth, Litchfield, Ullesttiorp, Northansprou, and Dunstable; entree at Liverpoolnext Afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutstorl, stone, and Ltchfield. Post-Coach, called '1 he Expedition. every Evening at Fire o'Clock, to B. Brotherron's, S:iracett's Bead Inn , Dak-slreet,- Liverpool. Guarded throughoir. BATH and BRISTOI . Firing Post-Coaches, throtyli Chipper.. ham, Caine. and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Lo:‘ , lon i•if.vern, rho. mu-street, Bristol, Day Morning.—Coaches to Welts, Bridge water, Taunton, See. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four tirades only, and goes re markably easy, with &Guard throughout. Passes through Siam lord, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Forryhtfilge i to toe Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notinthstasodlog the uncommon El:sedition of this Coach, it is anew d to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After. noon at Five o'Cluek.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Lnngtown, Gretna-Greeo, Annan, Domfrks, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kihs, Cantwell, Kingswell, and all Part. of Scotland, Canapertiown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morniag at t lalf-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, ratleaster, Darlington, Northalkrtoo, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers Ending themselves fatigued from the length ut the journey, may rest what time they please, and then' proceed on without ally ad. dttional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach. every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrkh, and Whitehaven 'ost Coach, goes wsta Pour Horses, aod a Guard all the way. Passes throu t fh !trough, Afpleby. Greatabrldge, Richmond, Cateerkk, Botoughbride, Wetherby, Aberlord, oneuter, and Orantham (the neatest way by eighteen miles). Sits out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest !acuity. Passeoger• di.attord the road by business, or pleasure, have the yes uhar otea•ttage 01 their seats being secured in the neat Conch. CHESTEX and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Ditty. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every At temoon, at 'l' late o'Clock, by way of Doticaster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stratton, and Yana, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Ida, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winskov, Congkton, Neweastl-, Walsal. and Wolverhampton Prot...Coach, every Aitt•rcove.—Gi., d. SHRIF.WSBIIRY, Wallington, and Skifftial Post-(..,,,:., the Royal Charlotte, every Settling, a: Five o'Clock.—Gcare.A. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, G 18...! the lt. .sing. ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a (Inard, pets out every Afternoon, and reaches Larmirgliant mar day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and uhtpuone, to the ',area Ws Head. Bull-street. Birmingham. tIRMINGH:VVI New Post Coach (ro cirry 4 fw;dts coy) In One Day, through Stony Stratford, I rtni.tiLorl, and V.'arwick sets out testy Tuesday, 'I hursk.i.4, Saturlly .111.,rniog, and arrives at Birmingham the ,air.e Lveri SOU I'HANItrI'ON, Winchester, Anesfurd, and Alton Coach every Evening. Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Ciock, to the BL II and Sun inn, HULL, North:aye, Bowden , 11,0;:n . and Doncaster Pose. My toniuste, H ll ll. N. H. Passengers and Parcels booked far the above Coaches, at the New White i laws.. Cellar. Piccadilly WILLIAM B. MOVIITAtt4 and Co. respectfully acquaint their rriends and the Public, that tley will not be accountable for ant Parcels or Luggage, he. of mute than Five Founds Value. it Wet or thupaged, unless entered as suzhand paid tor accuithasiy, at ;Lc ';',Karou'rklea4 1 4111 Usiw-2,1411, Loudon. • _ . . . . , ... - . ' •••••, • '1 " jk' A il: VI% A pp.. ....... , r.l 5 .:2 , . 1 - .• -3 " 4 ,, t ' ; . 41 ; 4 . ' s I t e".V9 41 74111) •• ( ' 7. 4 4.44• 7 . ii.o , •..1 ~•-• , AI k(4 l 10 • ..1 1 loi ) 7 i- ~.,‘....,,,,—,7 :4 ,1 ~,h $ Ili 0 ; , 14% 0 4k1',,,, 4 1‘ . . 4 I - 1 . , ).1 •. , t 41%. i . 1 1:14 .• ' O4/Pi 4... Nb... 3, . , . , 4 . , , . 34 4' ..., ..4 4 , • ~ . pr.. 167 14 *"4 . • T 3 .it ----:‘ 3 4., 1.- •i ,. • • , • e k %%ll' V.i- " l'vti IP ... N 2 ' .-. ' „ 1 & • . 7/". ' . .. i 4 .. ...44 .. ',.. i -.. ' . ". . '..! o .'r c ; 2 " 4 - —.. 1", . corentodaie the evader, if necessary, withlpm of the 11(m • for some length of time; and residing in the neistiSi..thood of Hide Park, ele Eiiete +hated itt e•ty other part of the Kidd. vrout,d 'osmosis!. poniese. Particalare ich k reins* fell, to 0e sent, . n 1i .:*. c.... op • -7 : " . - .....: ..in t ,.. . -, ~,. in the Heath .111.1- . 1114-* ewer Jifr .g 1 ' :.."-** . .5... .—\ • -• -i- -_, ___ i TO FAMILIES. I -I O . LMEa'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVEN S, without Flues, which uaite in the highest degree Utility and Economy.—lt is well known, that all Ovens hitherto con rived for the use of Families, which are a:tat-lied to Kitchen ranges, owing to the Flues, occasion a considerable loss of Fuel, as well as diminution of Heat : to obviate this great disadvantage has been the study of the Inventor ot the Patent Domestic Ovens, which are without Flues, and which, instead of diminishing, in , crease the Heat; without tke least additional Fuel. S. H. takes this method ot informing the Trade in general that they may be suppl est with three different sizes, with or without Ranges. As they heat withcut a Flue, consequently there is no ,' ang e r of Fire happening from them, which is frequently the case with those that have Flues.—Reference to Families of the first res t actability will be given, where the Ovens may be wain use; and also at his Manufactory, Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford ,treet ; and at Mr. Bell's, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, hitechapel; Mr. Richardson, Lewes, ;WIWI • Mr. Hargrave, Greenwich; Messrs. Williams and Co. Guildgrd ; Mr. Roland% Bricklayer, Horsham, Susees ; Liza at most respectable Ironmongers in Town and Country. N.B. An Allowance made to the Trade for Rea ly Money. BRI FISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, .QUE.EN STREET, CHEAPSIDE. IMPENETRABLE MINTS AND COAL TAR BROWN. ;TIPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) most •respeafelly inform the Public that the Impenetrable Paints ,are very ornamental, and being • ground in Linseed Oil, may be applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both inside and outside, where a handsome appearance, durabi lity, and economy are considerations. For Park Palings, Stucco and Piaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out-buildings of every desciiption, - they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather in an atit?pishing degree, are a cure for tho*Wortir and dry rot, and will stand in but climate `; they aro of the toll awing colours and prices, viz. Invisible Green 565. perewt. Dask*Green 765. and Olive Green ns..—fine deep Green is. ed. to fts. per lb.—Slate, Lead, sad Stone Colours 565. per cwt. • Chocialate,dis. Red or Brown 4U. and White Paint 60&-i-Prepared Oil to thin them for wee, 6s. per gallon. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common 18a. per cwt. and refined Tar Brown 22.. per cwt. They are both ble to the covering rough Fencing', Porous "Illes,WearlteraCit ing, Sluice Gates Wood under Gtound or Water, particularly the refined Tar, It being perfectly imuluble in Water ; the worm Will not penetrate where 1t is used; it is also of a good colour, dries very bard, and is easily applied; requiriog only to be heated, and laid on with a common tar bends. •„• Painters' Oils and Colours, &c. scc. Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on libetal Terms. WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. THE Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe,• chomp, effectual, and often an immediate cure for Strauguary, Qleets, Weakness of the Kid neys or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they wOI infallibly accomplish the desired effect: sitaii the complaint be far advanced, It will be necessary to take also Specula KLAILDY with the Jesuits Drops. The great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers slicald be careful in having the titiMand genuine Preparation, as the un safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehood, are so numerous, that the Pro ptictors request every Purdhaser to ask for " Weasel's Jesuit's Drops" CAUTION.—The genuine Wisszt.'s Jo nit's Drops ate In closed in a black stamp, with the following engraved thereon (to secure the Proprietor from piracy) ; " E. Euwa Res, Suc cessors to J. Wessel, (11, fit. Paul's Church yard." May also be had of Mr. Sanger (late Bacon's), No. ISO, Otrord-street. Price es. 9d. per bottle, sad In Imp bottles, teltablin tea mud XI. Ss. % cusrom-Bousx, LONDON, Aria S 7, 1414. - FOR SALE, By Order ego Hos. Mt Commizsiossers Oh Majesty': Contras, On Thursday the lot, and Friday the 2d September, ;Ste, at Two e'Clock in the Afternoon of the said Days precisely, at the Commercial Sale Room!, Mincing lane, T HE FOLLOWING , GOODS, for Home Con . gumption : • . Poreelaine, a Pair of superb Candelabrig on Ormllu Stands, OUt Ornanemts for Clocks; Bronze Figures, Deals, Masts, lim ber, Staves, Latiswood, Hemp, Cotela ;r, Iron, Pipe Clay, a Snack awl Materials, Gunpowder, Essence of spruce, L'onton laic.,, Horse Hair, Steel, Printed Cotten, Unrated Chalk, Brass Guns, Cocoa, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Cats e, CLZAII. Of ALL DUTIES. the Cocoa to B viewed as the West-India Docks; the Gun powder at Mangle's Magazine, Barking : the Deal:, Masts , Timber, Staves, Lathwood, Hemp, Cordage, Iron, Pipe Chy, Boats and Smack, it the Tobacco Groutul, Rohcrhithe; and alt the other Goods s at the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lo -r itatnes•street, on Monday the 29th, • riteAday the ;Ali, and Wednesday the Stet instant, from Nine o'Clock in the hhirning to One in the Afthnoon, and on the Moranigs before the Ssi.e, where Ca'alosues will be delivered, price is, e arh. ~I