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it 7, • -4:a. ,. 1 : i 7T, c ..‘te::- *)"): r ( • ,44, A .0 • • • : • realt • .0-t-i,ac a 41 4 4 , •4 .14 &• P 4 4p- A , 1 * • ( . . `it JP' .:0104.1. • .._ . . __ L N t'IITIE -_ a 72791 ........___ THE BRITISH HERRING FISHING COM PANY, intended to be Incorporated by Act of Parliament. caosi isoo,mii, in Five Thousand Shires of £lOO each; and noird:vilual to hold more than 'Twenty Shares. PaTaons—His Grace the DUKE of ATHOL. D e . Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. Lord Glen chiooter • bervie . Th e Rgbt Hon. Lord Viscount •The Moat Noble the Marquis Wolk of Huntly. Th e gight Hon.Lord - DeDun-.1 The Right Hon. Lord locelyne stonville p,"„y r ,The Right.Ronourable the Lord Sheffield. Vicc•Pitzsinttrr.-40shua.Jepson Oddy, Esq. butitetoas. Valiant Smith, Esq. M. P. Timothy Stansfeld, Esq. W. A. Msdocks, En. M. P • William 1-I.lgate, Esq. N r.Waxl, E.q. Sheriff and AM. John Capri, Esq. Norge Seholvy, Esq. Alderman Isaac Robinson, Esq. Nathaniel Brielintood, Esq. I Thomas Cressno 11, F.gq. Xcnnud Smith, Esq. I James Ebenezer Saunders, Esq. TO The Right Hen. Lord George.' AUDI' Charles Welsread, Esq. James Bowen, Esq. Seymour Francis Freeling, Esq. The Directors of the above Company are now ready to receive Tenders for Contracts to bind the Hulls of Vessels, including Iron and Joiners Work, for the Deep Sea Fishery, of 74) Tons admessurement ; to be schooner rigged, 50 feet on the keel, 17 feet 6 inches on the beam, 9 feet 6 inches in the hold, with 8 inch floorim;, 7 inch timbers, 4i inch wale, 2} inch plank below the wale, 2 inch plank above the wale, and-11 inch skin. The Ten d••rs to be sent sealed, and free of postage, to the Company's Office as under, and stating the shortest period required to com ?ice tile Conran.. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. Fithnionger'h Hall, July 3, 1310. • GRAND JUNCTION CANAL PASSAGE Boxrs every Susday Morning at Eight and Nine o'Clock, and every Monday,Tuesday„Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Eight precisely, from Paddington to Uxbridge, and retain the same eveninp in good time. '1 lie Boat will set down, or take up Passengers at the Mitre, Lower Place, Twytord ; °moron; Green, near Harrow ; Hayes- Bridge, Bull's Bridge, Drayton, Cowley, r any intermediate Places. The Fares will continue as usual.—Tes, Coffee, &c. provided on board the 13oat. Mr. Foxall. the Landlord of the Crown Inn at Uxbridge, brgs to assure the Passengers, that he will at all times provide them 'the best accommodations in his power, and at a moderate c:iarge. N. B A Boat from Uxbridge on Monday and Friday Morn ings is discontinued.—July 8, 1810. of an ro• TO THE. PUBLIC. THE unexampled Patronage which we experienced at this r etina of the last year, (when we had the honour of isy!ig In•fore the Public the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Plan for the prevention of insurance,) has Minced us tr cattract for the present Lottery ; and we confidently hone, that the Scheme Mow submitted for the public approbation, will entitle us to a entrinuation of the Pa-ronago and Support we then received. Vt have the satisf.tction to add, that ['wing taken this Lottery at a cheaper rate than that at which the last Lottery wad pur srhased, v.e are enabled to bring our the Ticket, and Mares at attach 'ebb Prices. RICHARDtiON, GOODI.UCK and Co. SWIFT and Co. • S TATE 1.01"FP.111r, TO BE DRAWN THE :9111 OF OCTOBER, 1810. NEW SCHEME. of 1'20,000 ire 2,c00 .1 30,000 3,000 • 1 , 1 5,000 3,000 2,500 100 o -15 ••• 4,000 Numbers, 4.!20n,05 - ;0 [AVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. ' The Numbers of the 'rickets in this Lotti•ry are reduced to 4,000; arc' qui •the 'chetne contains am additional Capital of X-20,000, it must be obvious that the Chance of gaining a .4:20,400 Prize is increased Ono Fifth ; sod those who wish to adventure for larger sums have now as opportunity of gaining Forty, Sixty, Eighty, or even One Husidred •Fhousand l'otiuds ! by purchasing two or more Tickets of one Number. 'llOOO s and SII ARES are on Sale at all the Offices. OXFORD INSTALLATION. • lust published, • THE OXFORD INS'rALLATIONDIVERTI- MiiisFro, for the Pianoforte. Composed by %VINT ca. es. Ditto 13.” - Steihelt, Is. 6d. A new Edition of the late Dr. Vini.Hayes . s .%teemed Collection of Ps.alms,as sung at the Ibilvt r sity Church other Cla.irs in Oxford, wilt a part added for the Urzs t or Pianoforte to those not arr:Mgeti iu the original edi tion, by William Cross, Organist of Christ Church and St. Mar tin's Cturch, Oxford, to.. tid 13. 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The Qualifisations of the Abbe Levixac, fur the compilation of a perfect French and Eng- Dictlogary, are well known both in England and France, in which latter country, all his Works have beta reprinted, and generally adopted 'as the best elememary System of the French Language. Printed for RICHARD Palau's, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be bad of all Bookstllers, with the lull allowance to Schools. FOR THE 11:P.m AND GUMS. HE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN. T Ti PRICE, invented by the late JACOB HEMEI', Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly serieriJr, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of: they will effectually preserve the Tet tl. in a sound stale even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enain• I, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are alr.:ady decayed from lmcorairk; prevei.: Tvntli-acl• , perfectly care the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm ' and close to the v.eat. They likewise render the breath dt li cataly sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the collet quebce of Scorbutic :ems and bail Teeth. 'fbeyennt nue to be sold, wholesale and re:tii!, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-strert, London, price's. W. each. and retail by T. scirman (late rata ter and Sueccssor to Mr. Hemet) George-street, l lanover-squares None are genuine but what have the words. " J. Hemet, Bayer and Blew, Coekspur-street," engraved in the Stamp, and a Label " Thylny and Blew, Cockspur-street. Lut.dm," pasted on 04 back of each bottle and i,or. N. B. The Essence is particnlirly recommended to Paretts and persons who have the care of Children as the grates: preserca• rive of young and tender Teeth. FOR FEVERS, INFLUENZAS, MRASLES, Ste. DR. JAIS4ES'S POWDER. THIS Medici:le, after an unparalleled success foe near seventy years, has gained a proud pe e - e minence over every other feitrituge. An Int:tation, called the Antimontal Powder, was adopted in. the Mammal:ions of the College ee Physicians in l7tii ; and in 1791 a most elaborate Anal} sic of the two Medicines was published in the Philtvophical Trans. actions; from which it was confidently assutded, that they were the sante. In a subsequent Edition, however, the Coll e ge fairly and frankly confessed, that !his Powder " was :wilier sa mild, nor so certain in its optratiati as Dr. James's, and that it could not be administered with satety in striniar notet."— i —Thus ended their identity. But the Antintoutal Powder is now altered in the New Pharmacopeia: rot pretending indeed to be Dr. James's ; but " snore nearly assinslating to it ii. u,•ses." The truth is, however, that tins Preparation is As rentwe as the fusilier truer the real Vever Powder ; and when Health and Life are at stake, no one surely will sacrifice, to the equivocal merits of any Substitute, the hang Approved efficacy, safety and certainty of the Original Media inn. It is sold only by. F. Newbery and Sons, at their Warehouses, Nu. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; or Mn. 29, Dame-s:reet, Dublin; as also at Dr. LIRCI . 6 late house in Bruton-street, price Ss. 91 a Packet; or a Soren in a Bettle (as made up for the Army and Navy) for 245. nin none arc genuine unless the words s' F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul.," are er e ;. aved in the Stamps. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education an f piofessional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most s al e an d certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success. fiat result of their expanence is the best proof ot supeetority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated at.,l ini tiated into every branch of the profession certifiettes to whisk front different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in. duced to make the cure of the following the W.l.:et of their par. ticidar study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequentle contracted in a aitnurat of intoxication, and its soncumitunis, Strictures and Glatt', which, by an improved plan, are bpeu y • and rffevaially tared; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul iong residence in warns climates, or a secret solitai y vice, coo often unhappily pursued by the youth of both seers, in the I.one causing sterility or barreoness, and in the other a nein. roue r train of ntrvoui diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tt end ate in Impotence and Constinly ion. The resit!. of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove those complaints, howr::r inveterate or complicated, without laying the pa.ient under the least restraint to list or ez., ; ercise ; and in recent Vener:al where an ear'y a c piication i , is made on discovery of the infection, they pledge theinsolves td . perform a cur:: in the short space of two day% Ihe unerecedea. ted success of their mode of treatment (which his new r h.est brown to fall in one sit gle instancy In a practice of it ysars, dn. jag which period many'', rs tats ot both sexes have been cured,teell after severe and injuri.nis 'nettled. had horn pursued wy tuba Practitioners without niece), inducts them to Cluis publicly ogee their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily, pee. • sonaly or by letter, by either sex. with inviolable secrecy, deli. ; city, and attention. [lndents in the country are requested to den scribe their age, manner ot living, Ste. inclosing a Bank Note,apit I , the same will be duly attended to, and advice and Intalicinaa Beet to any part of the kingdom.-Is, Bouresie-strt on, Illiebetreets A