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• ... . IL - . A ) ... ' i ' 2- . •,. st ' . , .1. • yt,„,„... ;* ; " .41 1• k • *.. 4 ' .. -•-• I . I • (4$ . •f$ ) • ._ i 10... 4...-). . ,...., N • r • ii:P N . 41••• ...rt i pmO, r SATURDAY, DECEMBER I, 1810. t• - mßrit 74071 SIXPENCE-HALF-PENNY. A 3 C E Y'S PAVILION THEATRE, - NEWCASTLE-STREET,. SI:RAND. t)7 Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. I N MONDAY next, 3d DeceTber, and during the Wech, ha'S-past Sit precisely, on aWV Platform Conte• xpzessly prepared for this occasion, entirely co he of the s.tage and Equestrian Circle, 7XT:!A.ORDINARY RACING, TRANSPORT_OFFICE, Nowaster 29, INIO. 'THE COMMISSION:HP 'for CONDATING HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for hails: Care of SICK mud WOUNDED SEAMEN, audio the Care cad Custody . 1 1*.k1SONIRS4 1 WAR, 04 /wave Naga, That they will tie reedy at this Oboe, on Tarsal , the lath of This day was published, in Syn. price Ss. sewed. A Nr INQVIRY into the CAUSES of the PnKsisr • 31 . Mort Parct of GOLD BULLION in England, and its eennectioc with the state of Foreign Exchanges; with Observa tions on the Report of the Bullion Committee. In oddo4 of Linters addressed to Thorns, Thompson, Esq. M. P. snot Sheadeen of the Bullion Committee. I n evcr.oriEtmA. R. ItEES'aCYCLORIEDIA, Vol. XVI. Part 1, .11. , was published this day, and Vol. XVI. Put 4, will appea early In January, embellished with a hue Portrait of Dr. k r. craved by lion, from a Palming by Opia. The Portrait to b and separate ; Proof price !t s. and Prints [Cs. Id. each. • By JOHN HILL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urme, and Brown, Pater. minter-row, London; and John Rodford, Hall. 14. PRATT'S NEW AND i'AREWLLL PUe.M. Addressed to lestb Houses of Parliament. Ufa pablished, royal telmo. price Bs. in extra bowls, 'rHE LOWER WORLD; or the BRUTE CREAfION. A POHM, in Pour Books. Occasioned by Lord ERSKINE's SPEECH ttncL ' , engaged BILL. . for RES TRAINING and PUNISHING WANTON and UN. NE.CESSARYLIWELTY to ANIMALS. - i:l Stud of high-bloofl Forest Racers, only 39 inches w :); rode by the moot celebrated Infant Jockles of the „,„ i , t .age. Feather Weight, three times round the Race ..ise :0 be ronsi,:ered a Heat. Names of the Hones and 4.4,1. 'Me f.ittle Devil, Master Davil, Red s 9. Dashing ~,v , :Vaster Set t ree, Blue; 3. Beauty, Minter Cree, c ; Jahn I.untp, Master Ricb, Striped; 5. Brilliant, Ciintron ; '6. Smi ct, Mister Ferris, Green. Twylith time, a Comic Barletta, called December, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War, in Health and in Sickness, at Elk Mills, near Perwycuik, in Now& Britain, for §la months certain, from the Ist of January, 1811, or ow •the day ea which Prisoners shall oommence being victualled there. This day was publiahed, In Three Vulume3, Octavo, price Xii. ss. boards, with numerous Eng ravin LIFE THE LITERARY LIFE AND SELECT WORKS of BENJAMIN STILLINGFLEET, several of which have never before been published. By the Rev. WILLIAM COLE, M. A. F.R.S. F.A.S. No Tender will he Ocala after one o'clock on the day of treaty, ow anynotioedmilm the party, or as gent for him, personally attend.. Arra noise mist k moo paned iy a Zdter from two respeetakk Fermits,engeging to dews o lease with the Person tendering, in the Saw of X2OOO, for the due perforionse far Contract. . Farther pertkolers may he issown, applying el die Vice, or Malcolm Jr . right, Eq. Agent gods said Coomairs jesters, at Greasily, wait Itiaurrh ;or Captain Pellowe, Esk Mills Prism - " CoutpassienTi'ihe inspiring Muse of the Author, who has poured fen* ati ids soul io the cause he here adsocues. He h 0\; ; or, The SLE'EOER AWAKE. Song, Mr. R. Jones. Twei 4 h time, a Niwio Dramatic Spectacle, called THE WIFE. AND MISTRESS, Or, ITALIAN GAMESTER. EQUESTRIAN 'AGILITY. To conclude) with, twelfth time, a Comic Pantomime, caned lIARLEQUIN.AND FLORA. !Lava Price I lalf-past Eight.—Equestrlan TaidOn daily, by able Masters, from Ten to Three. given is the subject all the weight and variety of which it was capable; and by the valuable Notes appended to ala Vent., h: has aided strength to the noble rentlnants width be labours to iripres—Monthly Review for May lain. Printed for Sharpe and Hades, Plca4lllly, Landon; and sold by all Booksellers. Rector of Betninon. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Pater. nosier-row. ••• '14.-far Coplessee printed on Royal Paper, with the Bo tanieal Plates coistated, price £3.35. boards. ThIS day wat pblkbed, pea. 7s. MARMON FEATS ; A DAY &WORE THE TOU RNA PROPOSED NEW BRIDGE FROM HANK-SIDE, SOUTH WARK, TO QUEEN-STREIT, CHEAPSIDE. Tide day wan published • In Oise Volume, °cute% seltis plair, 1114;47k bombs QIIRGICAL 01314EILVATIONtl, PART In. on INJURIES of the lIRATIbosi on Miscellaneous Subjects. .By JOHN ABERNECHY, P.R. S. Honorary Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, and the Medical Societies of 'Paris, Philadelphia, &c. Assistant Burgeon to Saint Bartholomew's Hospisal;andTta:her of Ana tomy and Ssirgery. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 0 rme, and Drown, Pater noster-row. MEAT. Canto 111. -str.DETt ; a TALE or CHALK FARM. canto Iv. JEREMIAH and the ASS. Canto V. BARTHOLOMEW PAIR. Canto VT. 7AN FED, at CHRISTMAS, for MILL-HILL SCHOOL, A RESIDENT FRENCH TEACHER, who THE PUBLIC are resketfully 'informed, 'that Books for receiving Ssibscriptions Ayr this undertaking, are opened, at the liankl*Housev of Messrs. &filth, Payne, and Smiths, Mansion-house -street; and Messrs. Ramsbottoms. New man, Ramsbottom, and Co. Lombard-street ; to whom a de posit of £2los. per Share must be pidd at the time of subscribing - , By Order of the Committee, ,THO. and W. NETTLESHIP, Solicitors. Grocers' Halt, November 15, 1810. is a Protestant, and well selutinred with the Ldtin Tongue. o, ¢ WRi I'ING-MASTER, of superior qualifications, for e same Seminary. Letters (post paid) to be addressed'to "'At Rev. John HIM-. nyi, No. so, Canterbury.row, Lenniugton." FROM ENGLAND GR HO ! GO.iaRODERIGH VICIL MIDDY, DIIU Hp ! lEROEL!! Canto VU. Or A POEM ZirT(TLILD WHAT ARE ' , SCOT'S COLLOPS A Prophetic• rale; written in Imitation of The LAI) I of the LAKE. Bring a sequel to The ASS on PARWAS:ithi and FROM 900 (LAND, GE HO ! COMES 110DERIG I VICH NE.DDY, DHU HO ! IF.ROE. London: Sold by 1. M Richardson, No. 2S, Cdrnhill, op? a. site the Royal F.:chant.: ' • rod all other Booksellers. A frw Copies of The ASS on PAItNASSUS may ba iiW had, Brice Ss. dd. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, BoxmcAL OastavaTioNs ' Part 1. On the Co.istitudonal Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Aneurisms, price 71. boards. Printed Proposals may be had of Mr. W. H. Wyatt, Book seller, Picket-street, Temple-Bar.- TANTED a PARTNER, in an extensive?, re spectable, and long established Manufacturing Concern, !lolly engaged in a Home Trade, possessing exclusive advan r+ ; the profits of which are large upon the returns, and have a £lO,OOO per Annum, and, by extension, might be conside b!y encreased. The Partner would nbt be required to take an c-re part in.the direction of the busines,s, additional Capital 1 , ,,,L. 1.in.7, wanted, and which would be amply secured in ex mire Premises and Stock on a Freehold Estate. I,Kters, post paid, directed E. R. with real address, le ft at the ork Hotel, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, will have due, at intim paid•them. GRAND titY LO fl • 'EXT TUESDAY, December 4, the GRAND Jr CITY LOTTEIILY will draw in Guildhall, London. This teital Property, sftpate in Skinner-street and Pickett-street, wants hi value to "wards of £lOO,OOO, and is the last eppor wity the Public can ever have of obtaining a valuable Freehold, bud-fax redeemed, for £8..155. There are Twenty-five pital Prizes. Price of t Ticket - . £8 15 0 - - X 4 12 0 1 Eighth - - ICI - 4 0 , iitvr - - 2 7• 0 1 Si44 4 ,vnth - - 014 0 Tsckets and Shares are selling at Isti‘.ls and 26, Skinner-street ; Snowhill; IS Pickett-street ; 6, Aldgate , wryer of Home :ch; 419, Ox ford-street; 120, Strand; and B..Cornhill. CITY I.OIrTOJLY OFFICE, 'HE only Office In Conan) appointed by the Pro pret.6ts to seg Tickets and Share. in this last CITY LOT RY that ever , will be offered to the Public at the present very Prices : Wicket . --- -- -15 s. 44 12 I Eighth - 41 2 7 I Sixteenth, onl .12 Half Quartet W. MAITIN teat his Friends in the Country, who Intend to borne percbasers, to favour him with thew Orders ►y post *hut delay, u the Day of Drawing will be next TUkSDAY, hcember 4. tgANSCOINB AND Co. I SIVEWRIGITI', surviving Partner and sole 1. Condeotor reprictfully ipforres the Public they are seUi helots and Sliaresin the cm LOTTERY, to 'be Drown fn /OUR DAYS,,Its GUILDHALL; the Arsillty m be tise prDccember Inst. • ii ooetains Freehold litiosesiti.the value of rewards of xioomet, as certified by three respectable SUrveyors, od they hope their soisal Good 'Fortune ivii attend their Poo. &sus at their Old 09le0, No. Si, Conthill; No ? 1 t,.Holbprn; ie. SB, Haymatket ; *here they sold in 180 and file -prone lIX PRIZES of 820,000, TlTHery-TWO .410,0020; ovinfetioi 'Capitals--also, the, firsts 5e30 0 090, she last X 25,000, anti only iM,OOn ; besides No. 3618, 1000 "rkkkas produclng •X 249165, td others of 500 Tickets, &sc. &c. STATE LOTTERY, to be 134'20/11 15th NEXT FEBRUAET, ALL IN ONE DAL 5C11816.. 4 'Prizes of « 1e20,000 ...are .......486,000 • 8 . ,. 2000 12 20 100 144 . 8800 • . - 7'76,000 4012 Prizes. 0E200,0130 • The Public are respectfully oequalnted, that an entire New PLAN of LOT TERY is submitted, embracing every advantage of the old ones of Your or Eigia Days' Drawing, and removing every objection to the last and late Lotteries, in which no Pur ciuer could have a choice of a Number above 5000, nor possi• fluky of obtaining more than one of the £O,OOO Prizes, if he had bought Four different Numbers. In the present Plan, a Purchaser has the choice of any Num- Fer from No. 1 to No. eopoo ; and in the purchase of Three or .r.n.r different !Numbers, he may gain a .1110,w00 by each oft hem. licxyrs and Suan xs are now Selling considerably cheaper than in the late Lottery, as may be seen by the following comparison of Prices% ... II kEOENT LOTITRY. . : LAST LOTTERY. 1-.. - I icket -.- • - 221 0 0 Ticket - - - - $22 IS 0 Hail - - - - 10 15 0 Half - -.- . -itl4 • 0 I.ttartf.:r - - - - 5 9. 6 Quarter - . - .. . 5 19 • Iglttlt - • • - 2 19 6 l'illeenel -- • - • 1' 1 10 6 All i?erions.desiropa of baying Fancy or Favourite Numbers fret " I to 20 ,000, maybe supplied by an early application to any 9f the Licrolird 01Beea. . Olwerve, there are FORTY.PCMP ti cAPrrALS, and nu PRIZE LOWER THAN .eico.! NEW STATE tol-mor: -a- BISW returns hie most grateftst Thirds to the • Public, for their enbourstei revelers in the last Lottery ; and rope. dully acquaints them, that TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW I.OIOERY, to be drawn the 13th of next Febru- Ary, ARE NOW SELLING at both Mouldy fortunate GiEecs, MUCH CHEAPER than LAST LOTTERY, as may be seen 'by the 1011,v/his COMPARISON OPIUM. PRZiLMT LOTTritY. LAST LOTTiRT. 'r ich 221 0 0 Tian ..C:2 15 0 'Half Quarter ki g h th 01S 0 ism.% ...... ift 6 Sixteenth ..... 1 II 0 Sixteenth The Lottery consist.; of YO,OOO Tickcts, numbered from 1 to 90 .600, on art entire new plan. I , Sc hnee*, with Particulars, may be had. gratis, at either of 'lsles °remits; where, in the Last Lottery, Iwo Prizes of 'Cit,ooo, and Five Prizes of £14,000, With Thirty other Capital Prizes, were .old in Shares, within twelve months, and the I taxer paid on demand, at Coar;ettz., or 0, Caaß:wo-stors. UNION CANAL. A T the Half-yeatly General Assembly of the Com pany of Proprietoriof the Leicestershire and Northampton shire Uniou Canal, held at the Bill Tlotel, in Leicester, on Monday last, it was Resolved, that In canformi.y with a Reso lution made at their General Assembly, held the Mb Ntretel• ber, 1809, the Chairman of the Committer or the said Cons pany, with two other Members of such Committee, be aDr putatioa from The said _Assembly, to present to Joscp Ca.o DOCK, Esq. a 'lilt Cup, as a Tribute of the said Company's respect, for the unit)rm a•,rendan he has shewn on every gem s;on to the said Company and its interests, and to convey the high sense which the Coy paivi etstirtain .4 Mr. Cmd.scles as sistance dui.; og the progress, at.d to the opening of the said Canal to Market Harborot.gh : and that the sail D.-Ontario° reportthelr proceedings thereon to the next denetal Aistrinbly br the said eompan y. CAZTER and WARI*AIIY, Leicester, Nov. SO 11110_ 'darks to the siitil'Compitly., THOMAS OCLL'S IMPROVED CITTLE RV. 'THOMAS GILL having Itivented a Pttoctsa, by which he when, so Siritas a . NARDNSSS and STRFNOTU Widen adathably A's iCo MIRCIRVIR and to IIETAiN a POINT or win of txQuisren ateuswey,ped peculiarly adapted to SPOIIPINeS, xo a, to furor SeaosimorlitgrautllttiTll; GRATZ'S and ITCIRINO 14 it MILES, for ATtifINI; Rprxons, PRNIINms,SCFNIARS, NREOLFS, &C. of an onare.st.t.en xataregt—mott respectfully offers to the Nobility, Gertry, Merchants, and the Public in general, a great varicry of then Articles, made at Ma MANU FACTORY for FT*lt CUTLERY', No. 83, ST. JAWS'S-STREIT, opposite to PALL-MALI." Losnotr.—Where may likewise be .fead, His LONG;CTARIIRA rID WAIZANTSO SWORDS GUM, 'Pistiltr ...„ Arno .and Accoutrements of every de;criptiou, ,`Wholesale7atall, Su& for exportation. CAPiTAL RESIDENPE AND ESTATE, TO ER SOLD BY PRIVATE COMILAC3'. TT is Freehold; Land-Tix redeemed,..cont.uns near 900 Acres, is compact, the neighbourhnn.l, roads, and water 4►etr tood; between 20 and 40 miles from London, the Sttrroun ding country aod place itself beautiful, and the House fit for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman, of l'vo to Fifteen Thou sand a-irear; well 7 funhered, and worth :ok , .roer atsont Eighty Thousand Poundi.-.+For further Particulars apply to Alcisrs. Webb, Webb and Attwoed, 14alisbury. Tvleivoir OP .17°Iqt- To be soi,,P • • micfioN. by Mr, L U N D, . . .. Gaol er At the e Inn , in atm City of York, on Friday, the 28th of , Decem 1.84, at Three o'clock in . the aftern,oon, ICOM 644144 E, otherwise *OFR:MTH . GRAI4OF, *t ate in the Parish of Rnfforth, vAthin two *Mesa tte City of Yu," l ; timetsisting of an ancient Mansion- House, and about MO Aares of Land adjoining the same, now let to Mr. John Jolly, whose tenantcy will expire at Lady-Day next, with a thikving U'Ond of 25 Acres and the Royalty of tke Grange. , .. . . • The game, *WA is Tkbe-free and exonerated from Land Tax, lies within a Ring Pcace, and farms a most desirable par- chase either together otrits parcels, the Land being of superior quality and caisable of great im, : ravetnent without extraordmai y expence ; and the same will b..• 5,,,14 in Nina Lots, one containing 140 Aerts, ar.d the others from 70 t. 4 '2O Acres each. The House is roomy and in perfect repair, and may at a small expence be made a asst comfortable residence, being very pica. santly situated, and 45 Acres of prime Land arcaUotted with it ; and the other Lots are very aptly arranged fokthe convenience of`Pnrchasers, van) may have at a fair once a considerable quan tity of new Bricks, mow lying on the largest Lot. Persons desirous of viewing the Estate may apply to the Te nant, or to Mr: John Tuke, Land Surveyor, York, at whose Office a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and printed Particulars (with a reduced Plan) may be had there, and of Valentiae Mech. Myrna% Est. Oration kilitstftwaiie, near York ; and Messrs. Pares, Miles, Moan and. Mites, Solicitors, I,eicestcr ; and also at the principal Ins at Doncaster, FerrybeAdge, Sheffield, Wakefield, Leeds, Thir a k, NOrthallerton and Whitby. ,_ s . CUING* PATENT' WoRM LoZEN(46. WORMS are the most. frequent sources of Chil.l dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with--They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of the colour of the *tee, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bn*els,attericied-after with violent pains ; thee bring on convulsions, tliey affect the growth .of the body,and they prove fatal by en&nk.in a consuniptitin or decay. Both as a pre ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel hint medicine la Universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have so equal. 'Eke public approbation given to the Proprietor, frotna personal knowledge of its wonderfal success in their own families,Qtamps it a merit beyond Competition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and °them who have the care of children should have rhts remedy as a family medicine to resort to, whestevec the stomach or bowels of children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to rolicve. Sold Wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler'srNo. 4, Cheapside corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter atid Co. and Smith , Edfsbut g l: and Ghtgovr ; Hentland end Hayldtso, Plymouth; Niwbery and Son, Dubliu i • Peck and Turner, Mail t Malory mid Jones, Port on ; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargtiland Scott, 71;slinhargh ; Jogget, Taunton • Trewman, fnetia• ; 'Crutwell and Mons, Bath ; Brown, Bristol ; and most Codutil I;ispeine VEnderp in bow at se. 9d. and ba...(94. Sadie : tail;„ ' '• • Part It. On the Origin and Treatment of Pseudo Syphilitic Dis,ueo and on Diseases of the Urethra, price 6t. boards. Under the Title of Surgical Observations will be republished, with considerable Additions, Part IV. Observations on. Chronic Abscesses and Tumours; which are in the press, and h 3 considerable forwardness. This day were published, In One Volume, Octave, price es. in boards, OCCASIONAL TRACTS relative to the WAR between GREAT BRI CAIN sad FRANCE; written and published at different periods from the year 1793: including brief Observations on the Address to his Majesty, proposed by Earl Grey in the !louse of Lords, hue Is, litlo. By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Printed for 'F. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. •„• The Observations on Earl Grey's Address may be had separate, price es. And .new edittlnis of all Mr. Roscoe's other works May be bad is above. ROBERTSON'S SYNOPSIS MORBORUM. This day W. 1 4. published, in eve. prat 9s. in boards, Vohnne the First (yi be . comleted its Two Volumes) of ASUMMARY VIEW of OBSERVATIONS on the principal DTSFASES incident to SEAMEN or SOLDIERS, whether 'engaged in actual service or retired from it ; carefully abridged and digested .from the latest edition of the Author's works, In. four Volumes. Designed ehielly for the us of young professiOnalPractitioners in I'm Navy and Army. Ry ROBERT RODER IKON, M.D. P.R. S. F. A.B. Member of the Royal Cotirge d Physiciasth. and Physician to the Royal Hospilid for Seamen, IK Greekwicbb . Printed for T..CadeN and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be bad the original Work, in four large Volumes octavo, price 11. lels. In lurards; or on large paper, price 4.1. Bs. T HE LIFE of ADMIRAL LORD NELSON, K. B. from his IL,ordship's Manuscripts. Ry the Rev.; AMES STANIER CLARKE, F. R. S. Librarian to the Piince, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness's . _ Household ; and JOHN MIARTHUR, E . LL.D. Late Secretary to Admiral Lord VLscount Hood. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Dinrivi, Strand. A few copies of this magnificent Work, (dedicated by permls siou to the Prince of Wales,) Oman* printed by Bentley, in wo large volumes, imperial quarto, and illustrated by numerous Engravings by the most eminent Artists, from Pictures printed expressly for the work, by Messrs. West, Vinatall, Pocock, &c. may still be had, price A 9. 9s. in extra boards. Messrs. Cidell and ttaviei Itai:elikewim published an Abridge ment of this Work, in one large octavo volume, with a l'ortrak of Lord Neben, price 1(ls. NEW EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE. Early in December will be published, in Five large Volumes Bvo. with the Cases brought down to the end of last Easter Term, and the Statutes to the end of the last Session of Par.. liament, 58 Geo. ( 1 810), T HE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH OFFICER.—By RICHARD BURN, I.L. D. Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The Twenty-first Edition, with many Correction+, Additions and lmprovethents, by the late Chtries.Durnford, Esc Barrister at Law ; and continued by John King, of the Inner Temple, Eaq. Barrister at Law. Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadefl and W. Davies, Strand; F. and'C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Longman and Co. Paternotter-row ; and J. Butterworth, in Fleet-street.—Of whorls may also be had, 1. Ecclesiastical Law, by the late Dr. Burn, 6th Edition, with Notes and References, by Sinnott Fraser, Esqßarrister at Law. Four vols. Ilvo. price £2. 2s. in boards. 9. Law Dictionary, by the same. Two vols. live. prier 16s. BRITISH GAI.LERY OF PORTRAITS, Prole(' for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. THE FIFTH NUMBER was published this day, elegantly prititeti in Atlas Alto. price Al Ss. and in Impe rial Folio, with proof impressions of the plates, pike £1 It contains Portraits OrGeoige, Earl of Egrensont—Henry, Lord Viscount Melville—Hugh Blair, D. D —The Honourable and Right Rev. Shute, Lord Bishop, of Dorharn—Admiral Lord Radstock—Richard Warren, M.D.—Accompanied by short Bio graphiessi Notices. The Sixth Number, containing, in like manner--Tbe Right blencierable Walla* Pitt—John Fisher, D. D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury-.-Aylmer Bourke ' l ambert, E.sq. F.L.S.—Henry, Earl Bathtirst—The Right Hoilimirable Henry Grattan, M2P.—The tate T. Gainsborough, 114 R. A.—will be published early in De cember ;—and hereafter a Number will be published regularly every two months. • This work will formes, aeries of Portraits of the most eminent Persons now living, or lately deceased, in Great Britain and Ire land; including the most 'distinguished Characters in the senate, the Church, the Navy and Army, the Learned Prefesvions, avail the various departments of Lit-rature, Science, and Art ; those who have most zealously exerted themselves in promoting the Arts, Agriculture, and Commerce of the Country ; or, by their example or patronage, have most conspicuously contributed to its general prosperity and happiness. The Portraits elegantly and accurately drawn, in an uniform manner, from Life, or from the _most approved Original %lectures; mid the Engravings perfect facsimiles of the Drawings. _ _ _ preA few of each Portrait are taken off for separate sak e fri. Proof impressions, 7e. 6d. An extensive Preface is contained is the First Number ; and 'titles, together with general Lists of the Portraits cuottintid in the Work, will be given hereafter; but both the Portraits and the Biographical Notices will be left unnumbered, in t:ider that •eacliSubscriber may form his own arrargernent althea. A I.lr of We tableaus *WU printed" • This day was published, price it. 'COPIES from a CORRESPONDENCE, and N- 4 SUBSTANCE of COMMINICATIONS. with M L HUSKIstiON, M**. PERCEVAL, dct. acc. OD the Subjects ti the WASTE and ABUSES in the MIIATARY ESTABLIM. MENTS and EXPENDITUR:p ; dentoestratiag to the Pub'.l from reported PACES and OFFICIAL ADMISSIONS, the NE: CESSITY of ao IMMEDIATE end COMPLETE CHANGE in the EX'S] ING SYSTEM of . MANALINCond APPLYING the REVENUE.—By 1. 1. VASSAR, Esq. " If the sums it costs to promote and to skreen extrarart^ce " and corruption, were appliefil to the discovery and the eitechfog " of them, it would save the country millions and millions" It will be seen, by these Documents, that all the addatioeal es Tax, lately imposed, might have been saved to the country. London : Sold by Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row; Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and all Bookselkirs in England, Ireland, asid Scetland. It will be necessary for those who wish to have a Copy of the above, to be early In their application, as almost the whole of the first impression is bespoke!, and some time must of course elapse before a Setond Edition can be rend!. PORTRAI r of the late PRINCESS AMELIA, empOrd by HEAT H.---This day *at publlshed, prier Is. NE THE LADY'S MAGI ; ur EnterttiniAr.; Companion for the Pair Set, appiesprlated solely to thcir use and amusement, for Nonsober, 1810. krdbelllshed with l. A Portrait of the late Princess Amelia, eograyo by M Faabiouable Mourning liresses---B.Two depot Pa - tsrus fur Handkvrchiefs for the Mad. And on Tuesday, January I, 1811, will be published, with rha usual e rnbrllisb m rot s. the Number for December, with the 'dement, which will complete the Year. Among the numerous embellishments given in the colfrse of the present Year are, portraits of Josephine late Empress Queen of France and Italy, Ferdinand VII. Xing of Spain, Marla,Letiass Empress of the French, the Archduke Char' es•of Austria, Lustig Napoleon late KB* of Holland, Bernadotte Prince of Fume Cerro, lately elected Crown Prince of Sweden, and Lucien 84- naparte ; all engraved by Heath. Printed for George Robinson, Paternoster-row. Of whom mly be had, lately published, 1. In four very large Volumes 111 mo. price Li. lit. in board 4, Forest of Montalbane. A Novel. By the Author of Santo Sr bastiano and the Romance of the Pyrenees. 2. Sa nto Sebastian°, er the Young Protector. A Novel. er rand Edition, 5 vols. 12mo. price £l. Ins. boards.—. 3. Romanis arise Pyrenees. Third Ild.tion, 4 vols. l2mo. prier 18'. b00r4.4. T'HOSE who sutler nervous irritation from ' via. . 11 -. neat off stomach, obstructed Me, and bad digestion, will f 6 .d relief in SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTIOCORBUTIC DR.X.i which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritablay3 they also consult the health of the stotuach, by promoting the ap ! petite, and an increase of splriti as the health improves.—ln thopu ceased abscesses, where a owe could scarcely be fonteteplaied, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the beet hope, of suCcess. In Eruptive, Scrophuloes, Gouty, Rheumatic. and Scorbetk complaints. its reputation is establtsbede—Westledia orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 13, Soho-square, Lindon. The genuine Medicine has the government duty ?Milstein black ink stamp s and the words, " By the King's Patent," es. pressed on the bottle, bull of direction, and outside wrapper. Sold IS, Soho-square, in small bottles of 3s. 61 double bottled :Os. and larger Li. ea.—compound Essence as. 'lO Y•EIE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS ANOTHER Proof of the efficacy of thatitnost et cellent Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM of QUITO. which is an infallible cure feral! Nervous Disorders. Te Mr. litheness, Chemist, strand, London. Sir—My wife 'was afflicted with a severe nervous fever, at. tended with a violent beating of the heart, leanest of 'piths, an 1 a .treadfel sick head ich, which reduced her so much, that she became unable to speak or walk for several weeks, and wool frequently faint, end remain in that state for a considerable tune; together with a swelling in the neck—all of which gave way to the Cordial Balm of Quito. During her illness. I had the advi , d aud attendance of several medical 'ten, who, after tryrig ever/ means in their power, gave her over as incurable. and I eapeeted every hour would have been her Last, when I fortssaately saw your Balm of Quito advcrtieed in the Glasgow Courier, and as the last resource I resolved that she should make a trial of it, and Of:: !- fore'bestglira small bottle of Mew+. blotter and CO. and gave it according to the directions, and, astonishing to relate, before the had taken the whole of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change for the better, and by her taking three more bottles, two salad andvne half-guinea one, she recovered her speech, and was al k is ge about as. usual; and I have eo doubt but that a few more bot tles will restore her to her former stare of health. Yon are at liberty to publish this letter for the belieftt of others—and ant, Sir, your obliged bumble servant, Olasgois. Mirth 30, 1809. MURDOCK M`DONALDS P. S. 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