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[PRICE :I XPENCE.-HALFTENi4V. LOST, at Edinburgh, on Thursday the Sth April, 18w, a TWENTY POUND NOTE, No. 5478, of 29th December, 1809 :—Whoever has found the same, and will bring it to Messrs. I.earmonth and Sows, 25, Parliament•street, will receive Two Guineas Reward. No further reward will be given, as the Number is stopped at the Bank. CONTRACTS. PARISH OF SAINT MMELI, WESTMINSTER. SUCH Brewers, Che esemongo is, Coal bfirchatatt Grocers, Corn Chandlers, Mi Oilmen, 4b. Cloaths, Linen Drapers, Shoemak ers Tli'm C Soap - B oilers, as are willing to supply the Wo: th" street, and Parish School of Industry, in King 4 treels.Goideß square, with their respective Articles for six or t from the Ist day of June next (payments montWO, proposals in writing, sealed up, directed to the Gove."1"" and Directors of the Poor in the Committee-Room, Poland-a. • q" Wednesday, the 16th day of May instant, at the hour of P-4-We n o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, where the persons are s . " quested to attend. The Cheesemongers are desiz...4 to ntentiest what country their Cheese, and Linen Drapers to send Pa c l of Strong Sheeting, &c. Further particulars may be known, by applyi ng at t h e Office, No, SO, Pohnd-street. NAVIGA TULIPS. THE SALE of the late Mr. MASON' s S uper b J l . Collection of TULIPS, will take place on Wednesday, the 2Sd instant, at Peckham Rise.—To be viewed, with Catalogues only, price One Shilling, to be bad of Mr. Mason, Seedsman and Florist, Fleet-street ; on the Premises; and of Messrs.Tayler and Smith, Deansgate, Manchester. Next week will he published, Embellished with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by Heath, THE LADY of the - LAKE • a Poem, in Six Cantos.—By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and William Miller, London; and for John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh. CANAL, GLOBE ASSURANCE., AND DOCK SHARES. On SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. SCOTT, ROCHDALE, Stourbridg e , L ancaster , Hudders field, Wilts and Berks, Kennet and Avon, Monmouth, Ellesmere, and Croydon Canals; Globe Assurance and Commer. cial Dock Shards.-28, New Bridge-street, May 12,1210. FREEHOLD.—SOMERSETSHIRE. 'TO BE SOLD, A SPACIOUS MODERN BUILT HOUSE, in good repair, with walled Kitchen Gar den, Pleasure-ground and Shrubbery, including about three acres, well stocked with choicest wall-fruits, and all other best sorts, and of most abundant produce; also nine and a half Acres of most excellent Pasture Land adjoining, with complete Cow-sheds and other appendages. The rooms are of large dimension., the oNces suitable, with double Coach-house, and six stalled Stabics. The house is pleasantly situated upon an eminence, in a village SI miles fromTaunton, and 21 miles from Lyme Regis, excellent roads, and prospects beautiful. A great part of the furniture may be taken at a fir valuation. This day was published, in Bvo. price 12s. a Fifth Edition, of MA RMION : a TALE of FLODDEN FIELD. By WALTER SCOTT. Esq. A.t.thor of the " Lay of the Last Minstrel," Painted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and W. Mil' tr, Albetwarle• street ; and John Murray, Flesn-street, London. FLOWERS OF LI I ERATURE. R. CROSBY and Co. beg to inform the SUBSCRI BERS to the above justly admired Work, that a new and entertaining Volume for 1808-9, was . this day published, which consists of Literary Novelties of the present day. Also Bibliogra phical Sketches and Portraits of the Rev. Dr. Mayor—Miss Temple—Sir R. K. Porter—Mr. Dimond, jun. and Mr. Elphin stone. Stationers' Court, Ludgate•hill, April 14, 1810. *• A few Sets in Six Vols. and some of th e l atter V o l umes may be had. For further paztieulars d'rect to Mr. John Poole. Printer, Taunton. - . • ii,. v , I ..'<,,`• Ts . .'irTsfr r - . '0 i Ve • .. ' t . % • ;1' • • i r ,..,...... •..ti . * •, ~, -,,.- ,e i ,-- -..- \ . (-. .‘ ~.f . ~ • ..,-- - Irk ,:,. .-./ •. .• / N • , ~, . . ~ • , 4 • • ' 4 . V • 464 1 k.; .) ki :. • e , . .. "41 / 4 ... ./4, , ' - ( ic ...... I C , _ ... 1,-.1.-4 .. t • ''' ... ' Th i r k • - I . ) • ( k....... \ ......... N. ....../1 1 a y _ _l e.' , 4 , 01 '\'‘ • • c 30, • i ..- c....... - „._ ~. a .. A . ~.., J, c, ,... s :•: ..7 . . ...' .' ... : 7 ..t . i : s , . . it ir . ..•.. . .., . , --. . . i , • - _ ..---.........-........---, .. . • .. (i , SATURDAY MAY 12. 1810. . ~. , . . PAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T, MAY 14, 1810, will be - ragedy of 7 ,TH. Mr. CHAPMAN. 'nalbain, Mr. MENAGE. IBLE. o, Mr. MURRAY. '4r. BRUNTON. ')NS. RIES. SIMMONS. Nmitne of 'le New IT. 'ear- A Pe, Mine* --- 11. C RCe 1.,K STOCKINGS—SeIIing uncommonly Cheap. -I- , BERS t, 1/ .4 . 2, Cheapside; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, entertaining lirl consists of Liters. Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one, &e. Shop- I I hical Sketches e and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great ad- Temple—Sir P R. K.. by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of stone. Stationers' C. or black silk, ss. ed. the best quality equally cheap ; stout •' A few Sets in e stockings, at Is. per pair; very fine, is. 6t1.; super Bs. 6d. may be had. cotton, for boots, 13 9d.; fine ribbed cotton, 2s. 2d. ; a va ' gloves, from 10 per pair; and other fashionable articles, Thi s day was published, orous to mention. Volume, Post O. eto observe they are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware- VOCAL PO ETRY; No. se, Cheapside, near Bow-church. V English Songs. To which NEW STATE I.OTTEY, Writing.—By JOHN AIKIN, N To be Drawn in JUN* Printed for J. Johnson and Co .... r. Atkin understanding that a ne AZARD, BURNE, and CO. Stock-brokers, re- D riting, with a Collection of Songs, a epectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and Slimes w r i t i ng, his name annexed, by Mr. Evans, present STATE LOTTERY az* on Sale at their Olbce , sem try to declare that he has never been , L ROYAL EXCHANGE. lication, and has no concern whatever in it. Scheme is on the same Improved Plan as the last, as to r of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, in ad- This day was published, price 6s. the Sev, o the £200,000 of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, ALETTER on the Genius and Disk. Of 100 Whole Tickets each, French Government, including a View of , d are to be given to the Four Tickets Of the First Number the French Empire. drown a Prize above £l5. By an AMERICAN, recently returned from L Leers, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank, Philadelphia printed : Reprinted for Longman, H e and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India and Qrne. Paternoster-row. Exchequer bills, and every description of Government " We shall perform every pleasing part of cur duty in ies, bought and red by Commission. mending this able and interesting pamphlet, which possesses claim to the public attention that can arise from ex t ensive lee lON, late Partner with the deceased Sir JAM es ledge, original information, political science, enlarged and occur. 3RANSCOS32, has the pleasure of announcing to his Friends views, brilliancy of style, an important subject,and an useful !el. le Public, the Lottery which draws the Bth of JUNE, gives dency."--Eclectic Rev. April 1810. Test chance to the Adventurer for so small a risk : Fcur of Ticket:, one Hundred in each Packet, are to be given THE Rg,FORMIST ! I ! t at Contractors to the fortunate Holders. of the first-drawn In a few days will be published, in 2 vols. 12mo. price 18s. 6d. ve above Li 5, when a Ticket may gain upwards of sCIOO,OOO, riE REFORMIST. A Comic Serio-Politi ca l , bares h proportion. Novel of the Present Day. ELlt Tres Le been truly lucky in selling Packets of 1 ickets I "It moves pity more than mirth, to see a man, whom Nature Si, tml, producing nearly £4OOO, arid No. 3,618, producing has made no fool, so very industrious to appear like an ass." 35, was red in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by hits to the Sir John Vanburgh. Holders, who received for each Sixteenth— Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street, Loudon. Uri's& prevt £1,547 16A. 3d. Where may be had, just published, Notice will Erroe sakes a continuance of the public favours at his Lucky The Fallen Minister, and other Tales, from the German of ' day, the lath No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-House. T HE Folk ANSCOIB and CO . with their usual Great . Festival of St. Jago, a Spanish Romance, 2 vols. 10s. ESES • Love, Mystery, and Misery, by A. F. Holstein, 2 vols. 10s. Success, Sold in such conditions as s. The Bard, or Powers of Marvell, by E. Jones, Ss. 6d. ' Last Lottery in 78 Shares In the preceding Lottery 734 ... ... £20,000 No. 2,61 S .. ... £20,000 log House; with lead at, CATHOLICUESTION. Q 1, 654 ... ... 5,000 3 83 ... ... 1 , 00 0 tidied offices, yard, plena tot 1304 each, ... 2,500 3 o f £ 5OO eac h 1,100 This day was published, in one vol quarto, price 10s. fd, boards, e a s t s id e o f t h e I.ordsini ... Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year r [ WO MEMOIRS upon the CA THOLIC' QUES- dente of Mr. White, Hosier Six of £20,000, and Capitals to th e Amount of -I 1 - TION; with on Essay upon the History and E.ffata of the Mrs. White. The house con. £250,000, Coronation Oath, and also an Appendix ; , fast and dining rowns,with But, • -•- "" ^ 'W 5 - the Last X 2.1,000, and ONLY £4olb ,000 By JOHN JOSEPH DILLON, of Lincoln's Inn, and brewhoute, on the jround . - teed; ano s a e ..... -- ...mum beyond all Barrister at Law. bees ' and, three dressing rooms, c see - ; are now selli ng ' Ti c k ets au . - -- ^ ^ r Bath: Printed and sold by Meyler and Son, Abbey Church- attics, abut servants' apartments; u 1 1eiltY, to he Drawn Bth JUNE, In which thee!. eie _ •te I nntlon by G. Robinson, Paternoster-row; J. Ride- every other tom eionvenitege. 'l, :e ;rend Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to `"' r v ''' VI. New Bond-street. round, and w swish choke Ire Tee £lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6,000. `• in Mr. lemon .-_ - '• a...inns. gardens are In emailent repair and c0n3 4.1.V.,C0M8 and Ce. again guard the Public against the and even a courtly advocate, ana ere -_ -I ^a^n requisite for die residence ena so forth of their Finn and Claims of the Sale of the the empire better than that the whole body 'boom ..... _ .. - da hnve tut ...d Lan of Extra Grand Priies so given; the FAC F Is, with the same spirit which is breathed ha those pages; since a i.e... _ also tram ... esteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers eac h temper such as is here displayed, will istoreeffoctuaily serve them tion extremely snee.-- ;on of all the above IN useperseverme e-___ red ei,547. 16s. 3d. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lon- than the most illustrious advocate In the Senate."—Didon• ere the premises may be Wag billissiniee. __ es, two small con effectual nsethod of treating a few viz : Coronation Oath—Montnly Review , Vole U.' venient Dwelling House,. or Tenements, and raelsle- shone on . fal result of their experience it et . 3 7, Coveentet ; No. 18, HAS ate it ICET ; NO. II , HOLBORN i ' . the west side of the abovemetationed Street, now and No. 269, SI RAND. LEVIZAC'S NEW FRENCH DICTIONARY. occupations of Marmedules Tire and Samuel Broom The Premises may b 3 *lied fourteen days IM6 They will never falsely as3ert they divided a Capital which was This day was published, . ' absolutely Shared and Sold to the Public as abora Elegantly printed on Fine Writing Paper, tiffs thick Volume, sale; and for further particulars, and to treat for the e -.__. _ small Octavo, price 111 s. bound, application may be mado to Mr. White, Farnsfiell, Nati, TO THE FACULTY. A FRENCH and ENGLISki, and ENGLISH shire; to Mr. George Isinbridge, Builder; or at the oh, MEDICAL. AGENCY OFFICE. and FRENCH DICTIONAR4, adapted for General Use, Mr. Robert Waller, Soilcitor,Chestorfield, Derbyshire. V(R. BIiNCE begs leave to returd his most sincere in which Obsolete Words are expwigeil, and many Thousand ' GLOUCESTERtiHIRE.— VALUABLE FARM. '' 4, thanks to the Professional Gentlemen who hare already Useful Words not to be found in any ocher French and English TO BE SOLD BY A'JCTION, soured him with their commands since the opening the above Dictionary, are introduced. By Mr. WHITE, of Colford, and ese: he founds his hopes for a continuance of their pa- By M. L'ABBE BE LEVIZAC, At the Bell Inn, at Frampton-upon-Severn, on Wednesday the . oil the equitable as well : as honourable principles which' Author of the Grammar of the French Lenguage ; leDictionnaire 16th day of May Inst., between the hours ed Three and Five to anifoomly displayed in his mode of transacting business. Universe' des Synoninies ;fa Bibliotheque portative des In the Afternoon, subject to such c emahilftess shall be then tin e great obj e ct o f t hi s E sta b l i shment is to facilitate the purchase E cr i va i ns F ranco i s , Ik e . f ee. & c. p roduced , . Man e l eof Medical Practice or pa r te e peep e , an d t o su p p l y pract i. Every Teacher and Student of the French Language, must A .k ESTATE, FREEHOESTATE, Tithe enabit. ten leee witl - •s. • . ants and Pupil s ; also to accommodat e Gentl e - long have been sensible of the imperfectioos, Omissions, and Im- Free, Land- Tax of the ptincipaipart redeemed, late the ble act wannee situations as Assistants, &c. proprieties, which have hitherto discredited the French Dictio- property of Mr. Henry Carter, deceased, eligibly situated in the faded, to GENERA!, AGENCY. melees in common use in England. The Qualifications of the , 'lele , men pre:tiling In the tountry are frequently compelled Alibi: Levizac, for the compilation of a perfect French and Eng- populous and flourishing parish of Arlingham, in this County, health.-111. through which the road to the intended Tunnel under the River sex, with see Theile th it Druggists and other friende with Professional li-h Dictionary, are well known both in England and France, in Severn passes ; and consisting of a newly-erected and commodious containing at I. lions, suds as ordering 'Book', Instruments, Drugs, ub- which latter country, all his Works have 'been reprinted, and Messuaee or Farm-House, Barns, Stables, Yards, and requisite I medical information, &c. Mr. 13. being desirous to ex- generally adopted as the best elementary System of the French Out- b u i ld i ngs, an d lee Acres and upwards of rich Madge, Mrs. DIXON'S . „ . 11i. s . _„ , A Language. A gency accommodation to the utmost wants o f t h e f a - dour , and Pasture Land, and prime Orcharding ; which will WI 'THESE Ph A. \l ' ts to effect all those commotion& on the trifling consi- Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6 , Bridge-street, and to put up toget h er, or i n t h e L ots hereun d er ment i one d , as may b e brity in the p. Bo a of One Guinea annually, with the supply of Assistants be had of all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. agreed at the time of Sale, Aeothecane and friar. 'hled.-A e ~,_ cur ppb etween eleeen and four, or achirer,s post paid) - lious Disarders, our ne ..,!".ce, Medical General Agency Office, No. ti, Baptist PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING. longing, together with Three Cottages, sear thereto, and the particularly the Duke of " m aeri_ iChancerv-lane. PVERY Schoolmaster is aware of the difficulty of following Lands: A. R. r. gory Page Turner, the Do , ____e_ in LERI S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. . 1 - 4 procuring suitable BLANK BOOKS, by which to teach Four inclosures of rich Pasture,planted with choice less Bulkeley, &e. &c. be e nr-AUTY of Co and . 1 ** untengaice, rega arity of Fea- boys the art of Book-keeping, and will in cousequence be glad to Cider Fruit Trees, now in their prime, containing to - - - 14 0 0 public, under the approbatiot. " Deal Castle, Haverfords tato are allowed t to distinguish the British Fair; bus the fini that regular sets of Blank Books have been provided to ac- gether - - - - . company Mr. Moiteisoe's New Work, which is allowed to he A Meadow Ground, called Great Netting - 15 0 0 " Captain Lloyd presents his ' 4 ',9 ll `Lor of BuTLER's 'fOOTH POWDER would beg leave she most simple and practical System ever pubfisinal, and therefore Two Closes of Meadow, called West Marsh Meads 21 0 • though not per ally acquainted ' 1 'l'd hb Country -women that the lustre of their Charms deserving of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools. Three Inclosures of Arable Land, near the Reen favour, if he wool li send him four a '• has . influence Where the Teeth are discolocred, or shew - 21 ooas he possibly cat. Mrs. Loyd, wh, - - - - l' and unhealth a pp : ir!. ~. y . ear4:ice--this is the more inexcusable The publisher of Mr. ,Mostatsoe's Work tweipeeneided four Ditch - 10 2 0 dose, is now preguant,and eery unwell • 'l 3 aration a sr • ;,,, :. n eer ff. d the i nf alli ble means of removin • sets of books, called Set A, Set B, Set C, andellitelkruled in An Inclosure of Arable, called Horsecroft - 8 the best manner with red and faint lines,. Intl •up, aud ---s-- have been to 'Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to i e , l• awe f .he charnel, and is safe in its applieation, being B t 2 0 family, Captain Lloyd feels it h:e duty to labelled,withalphabetsandother '' '' - el of Vegetables. properly ponding to the four sets given in the system itself. : ee. purposes Lot 2. A Piece of Pasture, called The Rises -• 6 2 0 wherever he goes ;he really thick' if Mr. s - mended to the attention of all ranks, as some persons as venders in this county, it tre • ueoerfection • clearing to sell them as under, and to give thirteen of either hind to the Lot S. I'wo &eases of Meadow Pasture, and Or , either In the colour, or the decay of the dozen, besides- he customary allowances : charding , called Killinserway. - - - - 13 2 0 the community." " , . feeds, as tendering the Breath sweet and d e l ecta Set A, 3 Books, at es. per set. Fur a view of the Estate, apply at the Farm House; and for The Pills are found to be an incomparable ret, i eng the Gum, of theie.proper shape and vermillion Set B, 6 Books, at 10s. 6d. ditto. further particulars, to Mr. Taylor, at Culver House, near Newts- the tone of the stomaah, for curing Indigestion, tee : ., ta• . . n•eveutive against the Tooth-ache. No eons- Set C, 7 Books, at 14s. ditto. ham • Mr. Nathaniel Hawkins, Newland, near Moomouth; Mr , crudities, and their consequent disagreeable man. tot e . ' 1. • len'el Slier brought forward to public notice, has Set 1), 2 Books, at ss. ditto. G. I ' . Cottrill, No. 1, Smell-street, Bristol; or Mr. Bloxsome, leveies. They prevent habitual and temporary cost. 'tat i t is 1 ..• app, ' , bation ; and the Proprietor has to boast • • Solicitor, in Dursley. bead - aches , and heart-burn, which is occasioned by , u m, .. :1 •e of Royalty itself. These sets may be had together, or separately, in any quantity, N. B. A part of the purchaQe Money may retrain on Mortgage and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the ac,, co .' , L . - , , 1 7 15 - . d retail, by Mi. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside , of every Bookseller and Stationer in the linked Kinedem ; and of tpe .. Premises, and immediate pnssesseen therenf will be given. the reelarndasit bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ence o w . " • ow , Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Gies.: ''''• " •to prevent mistakes, the sets wanted should be specslied end de- Anitigham is pleasantly situated on the Eastern banks of the Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, else, or IZ :TI, i . rti ,. , •,. I • • scribed as belonging to Merrisun's Book-keeping, ‘ r cee, Hull , , Ncwhery and Son, Dublin; Pack and Severn ; distance 1 mile trout Newnham, from withal place it is corner of Pateruoster-row ; Baiter and Co. Edinburgh and. Clo t , , 14 ' " I and Haydon , Plymouth ; and most N. B. A new, revised, and improved Edition has just been separated by the course of that hee.tiful river; It) miles from gow; Hoxiand and Haydon, Plymouth ; Newberry and t. Itch. Y hlttliu ' le \ ''''' '3 and Perfumes, in boxes at :± s . ed. published of JOYCE'S PRAC'EICA I, ARITeI NIET IC and liter. Berkley'; 10 l ions DI/a-LY i lO fry" S 4 vud i anti iv from Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; and most country =ea& Bridge-street, Loudon, March 10, Iblo' t.;1„,,......,....• vestders, in bottles at 2s. 94. and 9s. sec% • e . - • . . . - —4 I iCIRCUDITRIGHT", APRIL Sae 111111 t CLENERAL MEETING of the COMMIS,. • SIONBRS of the LAND-TAX for the Stewart of larks, pia right, ED WARD BOYD, Esq. of Merton-Hall, chosen Pr*w i 1 'fie Meeting haviug taken Into consideration the Act passed" i e the present Session of Parliament, intituled, " Aa Act tepid'. 44 hfbit the Distillation of Spirits from Corn or Grain In Greag " Britain, (or e limited thtst..and to continue mall fouttnoutisir " after the expiration of such prohibition, an Act of the Let Sea. 44 sion of Parliament, to suspend the Importation of Bthhlt or " Irish made Spirits Into Great Britain ur Ireland respectively," arc unanimously of opinion, I I. That any regulation tending to check the exertion of Avis 1 c ,altural Industry is prejudicial to the prosp e ri t y o f the state. 1 I ,i . That to prohibit the Distillation of Spirits fr o m C ora sr G ra b: ~.,•ir i u. to the Agric u l tura l I nterests o f the Stewartry i. of Kirk , n g last year was fit.ht, and to the g enera l i nterest o f t h e kingdom. f 3. -1.4 c 40111 their own knowl ez i ge o f t h e state of the cow:stet, and t:i t s I C ll L j r . tt 1 n et anuldeereasing price of Oats, the staple produ ce theMeetirg are satisfi e d Sl ut the Corn crop of 'Y see aver ate crop. both in quantity a nd qua li ty; and that, therefore',. ao goud reason extra for styprehending a i scarcity of food ; (in ,he contrary. even at the advanced period sir the year, an unuiusl prOVortion of the Ism year's vital' 'iettto the tbey I granaries of almost eiferi Termer in this C o u n ty, f se I cannot find a market ; and ci..stutilueflilT inatspoesise str -r lunable to pay either thee Rees or Taxes ; and, it is* $ the public taxes now payable by 'remind of Land* in I'votland s ' are generally almost equal in amotxt to the Ratkrects paid for the Lands not many years ago. The Meeting, therefore, think ill i necessary to Petition both Heuses of Parliament for a Repeal e( ' the Act, prohibiting the Di stillation of :virits from Corn orGrala tin Great gtirain—aod they hav e n o w fasllvidually subscribed Pe titions to that effect. And the Meeting desire and authorise the Convener to transmit one of the Petitions to the Earl of Selkirk. the Lord Lieutenant of the Stewartry, and the other Petition to the Hon. Montgomerie Granville John Stewart. the Retroetzista tire of the Stew artry in Parliament, accompanied by of the foregoing Resolutions, and to request them to present the pe titions to the House of Lords and House of Commons respec tively, and to use their best endeavours for attaining dm object of the Petitions. And the Meeting direct the Clerk to publish these Resolutions in tile London, Edinburgh and Dumfries Neffir papers. (Slott!) EIJW BOYD, Prase* _ :LK STOCKINGS—SeIIing uncommonly Cheap. at .52, Cheapside; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Dresses, all in one, &c. Shop 4, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great ad by an early inspection of these articles. A quantity of or black silk, ss. Gd. the best quality equally cheap ; stout stockings, at 1 s. per pair; very fine, Is. 6d.; super Bs. 6d. cotton, for boots, 13 9d.; fine ribbed cotton, 2s. 2d. ; a va igioves, front 10d. per pair; and other fashionable articles, carous to mention. oe to observe they are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware- No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow-church. This day was published, very handsomely printed, in One Volume, Post Octavo, price 9s. in boards, VOCAL POETRY; or a Select Collection of Englbh Songs. To which is prefixed a new Essay on Song Writing.—By JOHN AIKIN, M. D. NEW STATE I,OTTEI?S, To be Drawn in JUNA, AZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-broke*s, re. ipectfuily inform duo Public, that TICKETS and SIIART. present STATE LOTTERY at* on Sale at their Ofhet.. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The Scheme is on the same Improved Plan as the last, as to tifTickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, in ad. to the £200,000 of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, 0(100 Whole Tickets eaeh, raare to be given to the Four Tickets Of the First Number PCititedfor J. Johnson and Co. St. Paurs Church yard. Dr. Aikin understanding that a new edition of Essays on Song Writing, with a Collection of Songs, &e. has just been published with his name annexed, by Mr. Evans, of Pall-Mall, finds it ne sem try to declare that he has never been consulted en this repub lication, and has no concern whatever in it. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PAIENT. STEPHENSON'S FILTERING MACHINE. T HI6 App.tralus combines in its cor.:truction, ap. Oration, and effect, very superior advantages over every thing of the kind hi.herto kaown ; it may be attaehvd to any cam mon ci,tera, requiring then no attendance, or be placed in any part of the house, and flied b} otdinary means by either of these modes a suffillently abundant supply of pure Water (eveo from the foulest sourer) may be procured for every domestic pot. pose, to the quantity of 300 gallons in 34 hours.—A Machias so simple in its construction, equal in its action, and difficult to be deranged—portable in its form, and easily to be adapted—end yielding a produce 10 infinitely beyond the machines in comma use, requires vo eulogy to set it olf, its owe powers are Its best recommendation, and the inventor relies on them only fur a pa• tronage. superiority of this Machine has been repeatedly ae. • • ktwwledged,and was indeed so manifest that a clause Is inserted iu the Paten, binding the Patentee to furnish his machines to the Royal Navy and Trinity House at a reasonable rate. _ Made and sold by the Patentee, Jose est S reed ex SOH, Plum. ber, No. 6, Mortimer -street, Cavendish-square ; where a machine may be seen of work, and where he respec:fully invite- the Nobi. lity, Gentry, and the Public, to witness the truth of his ratetnent. draxin a Prize above £l5. L2ers, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Exchequer hills, and every description of Government bought and sqld by Conunission. [TON, late Partner with the deceased Sir JAtlti; BLINSCOM3, has the pleasure of announcing to his Friends Ithe Public, the Lottery which draws the Bth of JUNE, gives !mitest chance to the Adventurer for so small a ri4k Your situ of Ticket:, one Hundred in each Packet, are to be given !the Contractors to the fortunate Holders. of the first-drawn t above Li 5, when a Ticket may gain upwards of ,C 10u,000, SbarLs h proportion. liras been truly lucky in selling Packets of 1 ickets N 7,481, producing nearly £4OOO, and No. 3,618, producing TerS, was said in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by hint to Olte 'Holders, who reedited for each Sixteenth— £l,s47 16A. Sd. ErtoN solicits a continuance of the public favours at hisLuelty Cornhill, near the Mansion-Hance. CUING'. pArzatr WORN LOZENGEb. WORMS are the most frequent sources cf Child. retes Disease. Their symptoms every rutin and guardian of children should be acquabsted with , —'hey occasion lass of ap. petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, eniaci.tion, and inn gular state of the bowAs, attended after with violent pait.s ; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,ani! they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre. ventative and cure of these alarmist. , complaints. the shove excel. kinallow,., Is unlvera&ly alloed, on the tenisnony of the highest characters in thisecountry, both ill rankind respectability, to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor, from a personnittleselodip of its wonderful success in their own families, stamps its meitg beyond competition , and gives a caution to it, of which no other medicine of the kind am bon,. Parent, ANSCOI%IB and CO. with their usual Great Success, Sold in Last Lottery in 78 Shares In the preceding Lottery ;,7311 £20,000 No. 2, 61 S £20,000 4,654 ... 5,000 383 1,000 BO@ each, ... 2,500 3of £5OO each ... 1,500 • Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year Six of £20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of £250,000, .4 the First £30,000, the Last £25,000, and Iry LT £40,000 *Oared; and its previous Years, to an amount beyond all I Pak% are now selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW 1 0/7:IY, to he Drawn Bth JUNE, In which thve are Four laiGrand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to irciettloo,ooo, aid to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6,000. 16 .1NSCOMB and Ce. again guard the Public against the trim 64 forth , sf their Finn and Claims of the Sale of the it% el Last of Extra Grand Priies so given; the FACT Is, my Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers each zired £1,547. 16s. 3d. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lon tfz : "• 97 )Coitxuttt ; No.lB, HAS K a ; No. 11, HOLBORN; and No. 269, Si RA ND. They will never falsely aviat they divided a Carital which was absolutely Shared and Sold to the Public as above, CATHOLIC QUESTION. This day was published, in one vol quarto, price 10s. fid, boards, r ['WO MEMOIRS upon the CATHOLIC QUES TION with an Essay upon the History and Effeeb of the coronation Oath, and also an Appendix ; By JOHN JOSEPH DILLON, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. Bath: Printed and sold by Meyler and Son, Abbey Church yard; and in London by G. Robinson, Paterno•ter-row ; J. Rids way, Piccadilly; and E. Booker, No. 505, New Bond-street. " in Ad and even ; the empire with the s temper such than the mot Coronation I LEV 15,7 a This day was published, • w Elegantly printed on Fine Writing Pape:OW*lM* Volume, small Octavo, price Ms. bound, .A.TRENCH and ENGLIS*, and ENGLISH and FRENCH DICTIONARIE, adapted for General Use, in which Obsolete Words are expunged, and many Thousand Useful Words not to be found in any other French and English Dictionary, are introduced. By M. L'ABBE BE LEVIZAC, • Author of the Grammar of the French Language ; leDictionnaire Univi rsel des Synonitues ; fa Bibliotheque portative des Ecrivains Francois, iicc. &c. &c. Every Teacher and Student of the French Language, must long have been sensible of the imperfectioos, Omissions, and im proprieties, which have hitherto discredited the French Dictio naries in common use in England. The Qualifications of the ' Albe Levizac, for the compilation of a perfect French and Eng- Dictionary, are well known both in England and France, in which latter country, all his Works have 'peen reprinted, and generally adopted as the best elementary System of the French Language. Printed for RICUARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be had of all Booksellers, with the full allowance to Schools. TO THE FACULTY. MEDICAL AGENCY OFfICE. `',l BIiNCE begs leave to return his most sincere thanks to the Professional Gentlemen who hare already ilaured him with their commands since the opening the above f, and tsar he founds his hopes for a continuance of their pa tie Oil the equitable as well. as honourable principles which anifolmly displayed in his mode of transacting business. -great ohjtct of this Establishment is to facilitate the purchase tQeof Medical Practice or Partnerships, and to supply practi kus with A , .sistants and Pupils; also to accommodate Gentle livantiv.g situations as Assistants, &c. GENERAL AGENCY. !.--ettlemen proctising in the toast - try are frequently compelled 'ttarale tb it Lruaists and other friends with Professional Issions, such as ordering 'Book', Instruments, Drugs, üb rg medical information, &c. Mr. B. being desirous to ex his Agency accommodation to the utmost wants of the fa -41. °frets to effect all those conmassiena on the trifling cowl- ' ratios of One Guinea annually, with the supply of Assistants ~tl°,4cd--Apply between eleven and four, or atttireF.S !post paid) mr. tune; Medical Gourd Agency Office, No. ti, Baptist, , Chancery -lane. BMARI celebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. EA LTY of ComuenOce, and regalariiy of Fea _ tll4, are allow e d to di st i ngu i sh the B ritish Fair; bus the ' 4 7l!tar o f BUT LER's TOOTH POWDER w ou ld b eg l eave Ind hb Country -women that the lustre of their Charms it Its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew t led unhealthy appeara:ice--this Is the more inexcusable, )Z I 6 It preparation aff.irds the infallible means of removing ' l !mish of the enamel and is safe in its applisation, b e i ng '"d sf Vegetables. , mended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing • us.perfection, either In the colour, or the decay of the 0 ! reetb, as rendering the Breath sweet and deleeta big the Gum, of theil■proper shape and vermillion ~ r eveutive against the Tootb-ache. No corn ,,; k.nd t-srer brought forward to public notice, has ti,r, it I ":,- ' app. '.b at i on ; an d the Proprietor has to boast s od ot Royalty itself. d retail, by Mi. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, fn Belam "Is*,.. -ow; B ax t er an d C o. Edinburgh and Glas '; ' 11 E" ; Newbery an d S on , D u bli n; P ac k and , Hull kAltltt y htt,lit, H, • . and Hay don Plymouth • and m os t . Sch. 4 . 1 e t;% , 3 and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. Vd. ✓ednesday the hr.•Q and Five shall be then ~ Tithe late the property of Mr. Henry Carter, deceased, eligibly situated in the populous and flourishing parish of Arliogham, in this County, through which the road to the intended T trona under the River Severn passes ; and consisting of a newly-erected and commodious Meshua,;e or Farm-House, Stables, Yards, and reyeisite Out-buildings, and 1(.0 Acres and upwards of rich Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture Land, and prime Orcherding ; which will be put up together, or in the Lot 3 hereunder mentioned, as may be agreed at the time of Sale, Lot 1. The Farm House, Yards, Gardens, and Buildings be longing, together with Three Cottages, sear thereto, and the following Lands: A. R. P. Four Inclosures of rich Pasture,planted with choice Cider Fruit Trees, now in their prime, containing to gether - - - - - - - 14 0 0 A Meadow Ground, called Great Netting - 15 0 0 Two Closes of Meadow, called West Marsh Meads 221 0 • Three Inclosures of Arable Land, near the Reen Ditch - - 21 o An Inclosure of Arable, called Horsecroft - 10 2 0 St 2 0 Lot 2. A Piece of Pasture, called The Rises - • ti 2 0 Lot S. Two sioses of Meadow Pasture, and Or charding, called Killinserway. - - - - IS 4 0 Fur a view of the Esta:e, apply at the Farm House; and for further particulars, to Mr. Taylor, at Culver House,near Newn ham ; Mr. Nathaniel Hawkins, Newland, near Monmouth; Mr. G. J. Cottrill, No. 1, Small-street, Bristol; or Mr. Blossome, Solicitor, in Dursley. N. B. A part of the purcha'e Money may remain on Mortgage of the Premises, and immediate pot.sesstott thereof will be given. Arlitigham is pleasantly situated on the L•aatern banks of the Severn; distance 1 tude from Newnham, from which place it is separated by the course of that Nat.titul river; 1t) miles from Berkley ; 10 fro:0 Dur.l;y; 1%4 front 54ssad; and IV from t.;i.A.0....ttr. PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING. EVERY Schoolmaster is aware of the di ffi culty of procuring suitable BLANK BOOKS, by which to teach boys the art of Book-keeping, and will in consequence be glad to find that regular sets of Blank Books have been provided to ac company Mr. MORRISON'S New Work, which is allowed to he the most simple and practical System ever publishtal, and therefore deserving of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools. The publisher of Mr. Moaatson's Work ha ‘oppy . ideti four sets of books, called Set A, Set B, Set C, anditi-,14-. , ruled in i i the best manner with red and faint lines,. kin • op , and properly labelled, with alphabets and other app ';' corres ponding to the four sets given in the system itself . ::.. purposes Ito sell them as under, and to give thirteen of eizher kind to the dozen, besides- he customary allowances : Set A, 3 Book+, at Qs. per set. Set B, 6 Books, at 10s. 6d. ditto. Set C, 7 Books, at lss. ditto. i Set 1), 2 Books, at ss. ditto. These sets may be bad together, or separately, in any quantity, of every Bookseller and Stationer in the United Kined3in ; and to prevent mistakes, the sets wanted should he spvedied and de scribed as belonging to Morristm's Book-keeping. N. B. A new, revised, and improved Edition has just been published °EMI( CE'S PRACTICAL ARITUNIZT a n4liLy. Bridge-street, Loudon, Mara Iv, 1 t;1 q. Vanden, in boxes at 2s. 9a. and 5,014iwk. HV Men oi Edncaticmliid profess oanivileverille endeavours to &mover aka m effectisl magbod of troadng a few reign ,Diseases, fat resuk 'tack experience is the best Ode of sum Messrs...oOn and Co. Sorgems, helot regularly every branch of their profession latirtillestes of wisi ferent hospitals / end tufted& froth tie most end clans, they have to emnrbdisoyht), were lads the treatment 42 few pauvaleut blismes the object ticuhr study, soitsoudike tetatibse their anemias of a Certain fMemtftcoetractrd in a NMI brlety, as also its coit..ants,vvbither recent, or o don ; which by their improved plan of treatment are This day war published, price 6s. the Seventh Edition of ALETTE R on the Genius and Dispositions of the French Government, including a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. By an AMERICAN, recently returned from Europe. Philadelphia printed : Reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. " We shall perform a very pleasing part of our duty in recom mending this able and interesting pamphlet, which possesses every claim to the public attention that can arise from extensive know ledge, original information, political scimce, enlarged and accurate views, brilliancy of style, an important subject,and an useful ten dency."--Eclectic Rev. Apttl 1810. THE Rg,FORMIST ! I ! In a few days will be published, in 2 vols. 12mo. price 104. 641. THE REFORMIST. A Comic Serio-Political Novel of the Present Day. " It moves pity more than mirth, to see a man, whom Nature has made no fool, so very industrious to appear like an ass." Sir John Variburgh. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street, Loudon. Where may be had, just published, The Fallen Minister, and other Tales, from the German of Spiess, by Captain liewetsone vole. 10s. Festival of St. Jago, a Spanisk Romance, 2 vols. 10s. Love, Mystery, and Misery, by A. F. FloWein, 2 vols. Ws. The Bard, or rowers of Marvell, by E. Josses, Ss. 6d. SALE OF LANDS. Withir. the George Irni,Dumfries,oetle — llth June next, if not previously disposed of by private bargain, HE LANDS of OVER CRAIGS an d Part of T GILL, lying within a mile of the town of Dumfries, and contain.ng 225 Scots Acres, or thereby, of which about 170 Acres are fine rich arable Land, all well inclosed and subdivided ; the remainder Pasturage, which is capable of the highest improvt ment. The soil is naturally good, and is At present in the best state of cultivation; but, in order to convey a more just ides of the subject than it is possible to express within the limits of a newspaper advertisement, it may be stated, that the proprietor has lately refused £560 sterling per annum, fur a lease of the same. This sum may be bad at any time for it as a Farm; but the proprietor conceives it more adviseable to expose it to sale, free of any such incumbrance. The D'welling-horse, which was lately built, is very commo dious, well finished, and fit for the reception of a genteel family. The Offices are also new, and are the most complete of any to be met with in this part of the country. A considerable part ofthe vrill he iuffered toreitsabt with the purchaser, for some years ; altd immedpee entry MOST bOhad to the premises. Further particulars may be had urn applf to Mr. William Grierson, the present tenant, or to Mr. Witillbig Thomson, wri ter in Dumfries, either of whom have powerito conclude a pri vate bargain, previous to the date.sale. 11 4 • CHESTIRWEID. ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, GARDF.NS, CROFT, AND SMALL CONVENIENT DINELLING HOUSES, STA Blia, is. &c.. To be SOLD by AUCTION, _ _ Uri's' previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given, at the Falcon Inn, in Chesterfield , on Fri day, the 18th Day oiMay, 1810, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon • 'THE Following VALUABLE FREEHOLI) 1 - ESTATES, either together or in such lots, and subjtct to such conditions as shall be mentioned at the time of Sale. A most excellent, convenient, roomy, and substantial Brick Dwell lag House,' with lead and slated root, and with attached and do ticked offices, yard, pleasure and kitchen garder.s, situate on the east side of the I.ordsmill.stroet, la Chesterfield; late the resi- j dence of Mr. White, Hosier, deceased; and now of his Widow, Mrs. White. The house contains an entrance room, and break fast and dining roonis , with Butler's pantry, Servants'hall,kitchon brewbouae, on the jround floor ; a drawing room, five cham -nd three dressing roasts, on the first storey; very good servant? apartments; dry and spacious cellars, and •.ico rionvenliniga. The pleasure garden 3 walled - dsidwith &dee fruit trees. 'l'he H3use and repair and condition, and possess every the residence of a C;enteel Above premises, which is very • and is al so from its sigma. - .session of all the above `IAN two End con -111e, skate on Nhe several preceding the the perches; I, Nottinglum- I the once et