The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-03 00:00:00

" *-i LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1812. No. 2001 EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, July SO, ISIT. • ovicHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of July, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF. ag LORDS COMMISSIONERS of //is o.jusTY's TREASUItY, haring given Direction , woflb. Principal of the abov e-mentioned H.rclnquer 0 frith the Interest due thereon, at the E.ecittpur H estill Office tithe greclot of Ex che q uer, New Palace Yard, iVuastster, fgeseas, the ISM Day of ~liignst ensuiag, attendance will be e. i pily (Smedley, and Holidays excepted) until and indeed 14ri,„;‘,las. l.es 13Ik Day of August, front An o'clock in the l o ok; lift On: lithe Afternoon, for the Purpose of retaining w ake, .lati, for the ,;reakw Dispatch, the Bearers of the pa Rills are desired to place each DescripHon of LW 'ln • 'ln sir,lll.4TE 1.1371 (wh:ch are to be obtained at this psfc:), roolaining fke Nl:others in Numerical Ordr, aurd. I s: to their re s p ective o.!fr4, the I'rinripal Sums and res idas thereon, comput ed f rubs, hut excluding the Days on Oil 04 are reipectirety dated, to the said !Bile Day of j4selikelesire,selten ike Interest will cam ; and the said Itsql. „, ( key.; lioblers or net; are inelitp:nseblyreyaired to Agoras . ago Dill tail their issual Signatures; and to ;Bette !hair !Mosel ad Residence al the bottom of each separate List : am, they are" fuereeernquired N attend the Exchequer lint tyke for Pay roll, and to retire the New Bills, Asa giee the Receipts for AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the PROTESTANT SOCIETY for the PROTECTION of RA AAGeous LIBERTY, held at the Net, Loudest Tavern, Clicapside, this 29th day of July,. 1812, SAMUEL MILLS, Esq, in flie'eltair; • ht. Resolved, That this Committee. whirb has the homer In represent the Pi ()testate Friends of kelighas mum numerous Coingregations of Di4eseers and Calvinistic. Metho dists in the Me tropolis—and ninny hundred Coneregatibne of vnrious deuonsit n ttioes. in Engloind and Wales, will botariably that liberty of remeieuce is an unalienable right o f Al mankind. %Rita ought ever to be held most sacred, and that the enjoyment of such liberty novo Ise incomplete as long as any mute taw fully i meet opt the mete menr—aini that t heir efforts shall therefore he retevering to obtain the Repeal of entry Penal Law which preveuts the complete enjoyment of Religi- IP/11. REES'S NIM - CYCI.DP/P. OII A. rt In 410. Part 42d, with an additional Pert of Eirentvings, sea, Libey. l 21. That this Committee eaennt receive the' Act. which hee.o Price 40s. lueitels, this day obtained the Real A-sent, " For Repealing etrtatin • rir E NEW CYCLOP,EDIA; or, Uoirersol. " Acts and A ineneliiig other :Lets relathee to Religious %Voir- Dictione.ry of Arts. Sciebces. anal Literature. Fe:n u eed " ship and'Assemblies, mid Persons teaching or prefahlog there- ; town a noire enhnopod plan of arrangement thou tut Plietionary " in," with perfect s ae-foment: t—ret. thao Act will repeal of Me. - ,.'hunobere, comprelimoding the vu.iuus•ar'is'le+at Hutt tioathtes so justly obiwiimi., as 0:1 , * Fiwe nee Conventicle ] Work 1 .f. , .ioth Additions and. lespewsemetais toi. Wet es Oh 'the Arts. as it a ill .eicase the t , s a ti J il an o ftrotection before ' orw subjects of Bientishy, Geofeephowes.end o rlietore pawl mutts ed--tied a. k fridiettier Mr etislerbee let "liberal opbffoint(o se twat tats of Liter:lmre coal Seimsee. the Administration and the Legislature, Thir Ceattniittee ,ac- '• • By ABRAHAM RE S, OA- Torit.S. rept that inensul'e with cornsideralo!e delight, and mierish fetvent :Edit& of the law Bditien of Me. Chambers's Dictionary, seihii i gratitude to all the pesetas by noltose efforts the bieebt has been i the a:4statee of eminent Professional Gm!, Witten. obtained. I Printed fir Lowerinau, Hurst, Rice, Orine, nnl Ilro v, Pa 3d. That, to the Risht•Honourehle the Earl of Liverpool, tertugiter-raw j F.C.andJ. Riviegton; A. Shralian ; T. Pose; Pint ',sod of the Trea.ory, (tic. they Inuit therefore express J. Stockdale ; Sratcherd nod Lowman J. l when; Clarke, their sin. ere send ardent Teanks, for hi, lasing and respectful .and Sorest Imekisigton, Allen, and Co.; J. nod A. Arch Co.- :amnion to the •commuoivatians or this Committee, for the dell and Davies; S. Bowler ; .1. Ninwitian t. Black, Parry, told frank tort centiliatory proceedingsbe adopted, for the liheral Co.; J. Um - ding; R. Sehuley ;J. BoothJ. Booker ; Stit sentiments he repeatedly repressed, and for the persevering tabs, niid Co.; R. Baldwin; Sherwoo d ; Neel-.:end lows ; kindoms w ith which he afforded to the Act his constant and Jelmson end Co. ; Wilson and Sou, Ynrk ; Browilie, Dowd ;weeded support. ing, and Leotard, Salisbury. Of whom may be bad, 41h. That their Thanks be ohs:. presented In the Right Ho nourable 11010 Ei4:011, Lord High nc Chaelhoraf Great Baip rit . ; Kt Parts Ito 41 , price 20i. each in boards, either perio di c all y or ether. • to the Right Idonourable Lord Costlerevele his Majesty s A few Copies are printed off on r o y al p a p er, with Proof hit- Priecipoil Secretaries of Slate ;to the Right Homan:ale N g ressions of the Plates, price 36 5. each rt. cholas Vaasitia. Cheneellor of the Exchuer ; and to the ether Alembers rt of Administratim: who hav eq e introduced and PPa Terri 43 will he pithelistied on the 26th hornet. supported Am. awl emit ihute d . to its socce,s, by their me finoinus ar.d friendly exert sth.' Taal approving of the principles arrested by the Right Honourable Earl Stonhape iii the Bill which he introduced to Parliament, fur the:throe...anon of nil Penal Laws restriceing the freedom of Religious Worship, and grateful fur the aolstaece which he has cheerfully afforded during toe progress of the Act, this Com:nittee request Moe to accept their assurances of high cousideration null of imattected respect. lith. That this Committee would manifest inattention and in- I gratitude, if they neglected oily upperiunity to anniserste their grateful esteem to the Right Ilonartrake lord Modified, for his lecent exertions in their favour, And the zeal which he line invariably manifested in the great taint of Religious Liberty. 7. 'Chat the direct or practical support promised or afforded to this Committee, by tee Dukes of Norfolk tend Bedford ; Nlarquives Letrusdhune and Douglas; Earls Oxford, Canner von', Moira, Darnle, Donough re, Grey, Rents n, and Lnu dettlale, and Lord End& iue ; and by Thomas Brand, Esq. M.P.; James Stephen, Esq. M. I'. ; William Wilberforce, Esq.M.P.; and other Menevem of both Holism of Parliament; and the eomitnneuiss alacrity manifentel by Samuel Whitbread, Esq. NI. P. to advocate the Rights of Prate-that Dissenters when re tooled by neW and detain - weal cunstritetions of the Acts of To leration. entitle those Noblemen tend Gentleinen to theanimuted and grateful arknouledginents of this Committee. St h. That the solicitous anxiety for the removal of all obstruc time to the promulgation of Religious Tiutle and the love of Reltcleua Liberty, ditplosed by • the Committee fur Guarding the Privileges of the Methodist Society." in their cordial operation with this Committee, merit ardent prais e mod justify • expectations of their future assistance and undinsioished sup port. Se h. That the judicious, zeal its, mid indetteignble evertioes of Tannins l'eli a aid John Wilk., Fsqrs. the Secretaries to this ntissittre lease .s.eiiii My con t r ibuted In their present see ress, and 'deserve their highed appro ration and warmest 'nooks. huh. That these Resolini ns tie publicly retiree-04rd, sipped by the Chairman, and he respectfully enininemicated to the Noble men and Gentlemeir to whom they MAW. SA NIU M ILLS, Chairman. •; ik• vane. any ef the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de gams sf recalling Payment at' the Principal and Interest, pre sio s is the said 18th Day of August, they :nay be minnow• e,:tal. on (unwitting the Merest to the Day on which they wish . ! t , i t t au:, add leaving the said Bills for Examination One poli riot thereto. Stich Permits as maj be desirous of haring New Exchequer DAVI whole in part of Payment of upon mark- , img NI" , 888, and mentioning the Amount at the Bottom f (kir tills, delivered no or before Thursday. the 13M disgust, matte arcommodated with New Bills, carrying on Interest of Theie.pence Halfpenny by the Dog, on every One Hundred Oicle said New Bills 'rill Lear Dale the said.3Blll Day of ivot,and will be iieltoored,togelher with theliilerest due, in ri•iit of the Bills so desired to be. exchanged, on Wednesday, the IV, of ...blest, and following Days. S. 8..111 Fahey's' , Rills dated prior to Jody, 1811, Ana lads adoeilised to be paid ofj, and Use Interest thereon has -.l.ihnoN. TN HENRY ASTON BARKER's PANORAMA, I.ricerter-square, a Splrottii.l VIEW of that cetel.rated h now exhibitor,. oaken on the Tago4, fr w hence LINLION appear* to most atleautage.—The Pitiure is highly pai.ttel. ant Itawted wpm' the ;roud scale of 10,000 square feet of Canvas !!! The /ALOE of FLUSHING contitives open for a shnrt time. AJlllliliillee to each Painting floe S.rillinr. Catalogues Sta rve. Open front Ten till Du• It. WY OF LONDON AUXILIARY MIME SOCILiTY. ti GI:NE[I,AL EETI NG of all Person debi. of prmontom the Erablitiliareot of the above Lo.titu ti ila ise held on Thuniri:iy. fl it title of Auout,ia the Egyptian at the htinsion Orem% fLe ttight Dun. the LORI) MAYOR is the Chair. I.4diet ire re ,, iieqed to he early in their :itteotlimicr. The Choir a ill he taken :it Elmo preciiely. Li a few Days will be indili• o he n d, « n udsionely pi lured in Thaw. , V,lto.en. ITIPWREC KS and DISASTERS at Sea; or, Di.wriral larrntivesuf.thr mug awed Colnmlties ns.l pn widen/wit Delieernitees whieh linve rrwlird fnun Ninriiinip E n . terril , e, with a Skrics of Val inui E,%pe,tieins for prew:rving Ihr Liies of Niariner, nod Pilote fee Lnitonlin hint, Rees, Orme, and Draws, Lon .l d Arrhil.a!d Co ,rwtable find Co. Edinburgh. • Slut kton on•Teei, July 21i. HU XrOTICE.—AII Persons holding BINS drawn . 1 %ruler she Firs of litaithwnite stui Askinrous. of Stock tens.4. upna Kosuitsgton and elle sue reque,tett to j0r.4.,‘ thr 4;1.4e hi Sir. Chniir% Pt lee. Wort. ;sad CO. Bakken, AIL, MI I issike•street, u here they u ill be duly hun,sured. 12MO. PACO 0 1 9.. 11:1 boards, the thiod Volume, u it 3 four Plftte:, TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDICINE • Ak e.anstinicit practical Obwrvations un sante important Dis poses of.stte Horse; %ix the Glanders, Ftacy. Suggv.a, lit ita 0-tiurt of the Lungs and Bonet the PI and y o wler,' of Latnemer, and Precautimb tube observed in itur hr.* HOMY. J ?OWES of • lixelegy.. , Late Veterinary Surgeon to the First. I n. It .N1:0 Dratooar, 1'118144M J. JAnsan and Co. St. P.orl', t:huich-)aril. Where mac be h td, by the ,:tote Aultot, The two precedinag Volumes of the above Work, price 12.5. in boards. • fIarENETItA RIX CIIEAP PAINT, made with 3. pr.pare I Fish (NE—Me-Yrs., Ft/R ES rind tkl Il' N.. '4l. 11:iry-le.hore-street, ti•ldess-wionre, nod klillnank, C leave 111 inform the NoUility. Gentry. and P.iblie ip rni , ral, hat io con,efitriire of r. Vonlirrous is having hrrome htiArt, l o u.. his !Britiate arrow'', he is no q. inArr a Km:Des-is this Cu• rent, n hich it row can iod sin by Fares and Mitchell. in brim:4e. g I brio. Pn ioP Of v ar i,,u, &bon's. soul ,if aulterior its .1.1 ) for I•••nolifsinie mid prlyerwiiig nll-kinds of work e - IWO • w, whet, from 451. to 9:1. per pound. N. B. 11 , fitted Lamp Oils, a d Best Sallad Oils, at very re ‘ll,ll 11th. That the wise nni impartial roixtort of the Chairman, not nits at the pre.ent Meetia:, hot 4*M•nt f ver y °Wattled for "ills thr7trrrAatunt uod isseesioslog r germ of thi► Coniruittee. OUTR Afiß ON THE RIVER THAMES' WiIEREAS, on the EVENING of THURS. bAY, the 9•14 lilt. four S.'llaiell, helonglo,g to the Eii.o (a morel in the service iif Government, lying is she Riser, re 'Deptford), who had been impressed to terve his Maj.:4s, and deloveted into the charge of Mr. James Reechey, a Midship- IM PORTA Ni r RAVINGS. mail to be conveyed in his bout to the Enterprise. off the At 163, Fleet -Avert, within Three Do.trit of Feller lane, fur Tower, voseopon th e said Mr. Beeebey. and nst threw other him over- Ready Mon pr ey. board, and occedcto arts of violence agais of the Il (; iIIBONS Woollen-Draper, Alan ' s Mercer • boat's crew , ,to which they were encouraged hr the approach • 1 / of a I.ota scut by the M ester of the Emit , mom" mitt mimed 2- • 4 ' d T iilor. tiontiottee , t to his numerous Erten& and the , .• • , I r the ouritute of rescuing VIM i and the people in the tatter il i . olt b l ; .-4 " ;:r e ltri l ti . , I. eta l :ltl t e ha il l t the he brit t elin st, h fe let o l f l e t ir " :.. i t ' i P ta l :, t ot:or so ith - . l i it h/- ttpe(sallaa,74loflettemaEtowtuer e ) on tlie ge See tstli s i et , l o l ,!::: s e i'd e i , 3" b l e, ts t „ w rZ' Mr. t.na O tt . SmillY. at Site foll'•Wil4 very A heed price. :. ft Beechey's.bont, with cutlasses soul other weapons. wounded se ver% he.: Spanish Wool Solo:111w Clods Coots '3 9 . `'.' lif tlie boat') crew (one of them das ... owl v) and forted ',V . • lhiiii Iltiti-li Wool Ditto . . • e 100 i' . bark the Alilshipsontes boat to the Emu, into which vessel the (tend Sec.out Ditto . . 1 16 '0 ' tour men escolwd, but they have since. together with the other A i'i. 1. , t !lope' thie Kroirvaiere Breeches . 19• 0' 1 • 0 Pc ruins caucertied Is this outrage (eseept the Mas ter, who i. Dab. ditto .I..itlite.milted dill,. . 0 18 0 t o custody) als:conded, is tot:sequence of Warrants being i, nee Diable Twilled Cord ditto . . coal against llama. ' I.l.liiiirible Marmites Waisseoals . 0 12 0 i : Wit-ever limit opprelicod,•or give such information to Chas. Itil ever. other Article, a tiethar first Coats. Ladies' Rid ' Bickoell, El. Solis star of the A:foie:My. Spring Ga. den Ter. I'V. habit,, Patualomes the. &c . chatged with nu equal regard me. w phatt he the mean . . I , ir 1 ... o f , 4 4 vivre OntolOglllly t he Persons to i . cionm•. guilty or the mid outrage, shall, sill their couvietion, receive N. hi ' ri.e/. "he very eirrem/ t wet a/ to the Nelehee-183 ' the fislinoitig Rewards from the L.aitl Mrollieltswll, viz.: the min ' . of 601. on the conviction of the said Boatswain, and the sum of : 251. on the conviction of any other, of the said persons respec -1 tardy. i The Names and descriptions i f cad* of the abode-mentioned `Per:taro aspret known, are as fol:oos :- -JOHN ILES', ber.ll9l Mate of the Emu, need 28, 5 feet ii incises Itlgh, brown complesio, and brown hair. EUGEN I'', alias JOll N OWEN S, Boatswain, aged 29, 5 feet Ilk inches lii4h. fair complexion, and light hair. JOHN COMPTON, Cieroroter, aged '25, 5 feet 4 inches high, &irk complexion. and dark heir. ... ROBERT SOMMERS, aged 91, 5 (01.4 filches high, fair icomplexion, and .m..dy hair. HENRY PEAK, aged 25, 5 feet 5i inches high, fair cow ',lesion, sod light hair. CHARLES DAVIS, aged 2 J, 5 feet 4 inches hig h, fair cow -1 pinion. nod san4y hair. (;FORGE, WARD, aged 21, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair coat i plexicat, and light hair. • Price :h. Od. er%%ed. REMARKS on BATHS, Water, Swimming, Shompooiog, tient M. ; Hui, STK,, cow Em - : q a v:.poar Malta. By L. E. Late Lecturer on Animated Nature autl the Philo:4ly of the Animal Benanav/ at the 110531 la tei , uli!in of Gee it Britajit ; Member .4 the lt‘wil College of Surzetta,, Land in; and of several tieter learned S!)citlies at home and abroad. Printed fir Cale, Corm, and Fenner, Paternoster-tow. A W L ANK July gain 50,0001. by Other of the f•'t•'l Mira Pusses of Tickers gilreit by Ike Cantratinny " ''"' "ow Luttery of 10,000 Titles*, all w be drama tre,Stb 1• gepiember. 9011-31 E. 2 Prizes of ... sr, V Prizes rrf ..... 4.040 ..... 5.03 1 2 l'fizos of ..... :3 ofl .... are ....••• ft, .10 l'rtzes of I.thu .... are ..... It! tips Tau Thouq.n.l Prizes of 9001. 30:11.'2001• 1.. the bluest ro! every Number sill Ye 41 1% It ',mil thr W 'sesl. Altura are tolling nt the Oates of T. Bibb, the Ostia. tor (to the Lottery, No. 4, Cundsill, and No. 9, Clia rirr-sr.t—, leotion. I%". I, 'Whom-bar*. and No. 4.2, Clic, (opposite Wuud. sifeei I. we RIIAN3COMWS only OffiCCS in London, where I rublie are re•peruk;lly solielted to a. earl) purehare of Tickets:law% %tares in the 1..0 PT IiRY to be dm o n bill SE P TI:M Hill Netts the Sr.;,eine lie-ides the must' amount !is tapir .1 ?risco, o Free Girt Enna the Coo. ra. for of Cight Packets of Ticket. , iirriinred•thlt A MANN:MA Y GAIN 010. BRANSCOMB has heel: ironical:My for-wrote in Ike sale of Pit• Ito: , of Tieltebi, .me of which nlone realised nearly 4.2 . 4X.A), hrt.ittet Capital Ps isrir to an humans. amount. A DISCOVERY TO MAKE. TIIF. TI %IR GROW AND KEEP IT IN CURL. ATK INSONS ORIGINAL. CURLING I 1 .0 11) 1 a Compaction of Vegetable lialoons. is t he best, if not the only article which will preserve the flair from turn itv grey or falling if; and its effects in promoting its growth.- where it is bald by nature, or ts here it has fallen oft' front decay. can only be appreciated by ev perlence ; the Proprietor' can rely, t., hundreds who have henefited by . it, w hen all other means weer iheffectual. Vor firming tit • Hair it is without cotnpari sou the belt article Ever invented, giving It such a glow and lowly appear:wee as can he obtained It, niktlrstrsaimas whatever: and I by its outrit is e qualities. conveys sued strength and vigour to the curl, that neither d.itup A eather, perspiratihu a sea utmospbere, exercise, or soy other coupe, will gut y waysakeet it. N. B. Thi: Fluid is wg superior f o r dre s s in g the Mar, that most of the. fi rst hair-devisers use it to give a Guiihing polish to their head ricesSess. bad wholesale and retail by the Proprietor. James Atkins's', Perfumer, No. 9, High-street , Bl ooms bu r y , Load ing ; and, by appoimment by Messrs. Bayley and fitew.„.Perfunters to 'llse ' Duke and nuthessur York, • Cocksparsateet, Ott small bottles at 3s. M. I.*nr to large bottles foe. CA UTION.—/th t here art articles Pala for similar parr (the production of Quacks, Arc. which dues net have '''' pretended), illrnta! teiNdtboel f.. the 6,l4ime is Ave ' lima°, all others we isipusitiust. ' ON SPRINt DIET. " if is in Spring," obverses a celebrated Physician, " that diseaurs mat into stetinn s nod if, at this wisest', ; lw..t.te acre to adapt an alterative diet, much human misery uon'il he prevented." TI" NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE, is not mots very nourishing and pleasant in the palate, Sat etuttple "loriritc.• ha- proved it to he more eltirlei.lus iionorrectio4 the atul pueifPsig the blood than the I-61)4w Diet Drink, sr Sarmparilla. People subject to e , uptionn, of this skit), and suc,, 'ire of Gouty, liiiiaus, Asthmatir, or Cossissoptive lia rs ' 4 4 timid the Sassafras Conon a atom invalusslste article of L ' tin.' Periodical work. on Mecliciae it is liisshly estoiled, 11"14 ne tr adopted by .even enamels' I , ll%:iriiu , s. It is sistal its trnund •Vair for Millar (in the to ow manner n tet4l )• lis. §d pearl , w. GrOairs Ns% Stroa. . • ..~ -et`-"- T. - :4 " • • . - - • • 'llll. J , , . . .: "It • -/ -. 4 .6 , .. • . •/ .. j ' N , / 1 ' . 744 4 , ..4 ' , „- I` e . ..• i• • 11 • 1:16 , ' . .• 1 , 4 . • .. . ':* ' • ..‘ ' 4 C*- ,• . . • .. . . • . . • , ~ ) c i. 7 x . 1 :47 kiii,,,4.• . ,„,.... i •.. 4c. _ \.• le✓, ..... - IP g. . CI 4) 11. 'et. ' , ..- , ...6 • - • . . N. . • .. 4 4.,... :C . 5 • , • • • .•• ' N -N, • • • , . .. .. 1 ) N ,4 . . .. • PRICE ell. SALES. • PhiloscoVet.l lattrument • • • By MOW*. liti All tout, rt, At !heir Omni R.lono. KingAtere4. cavwucterle% THURSDAY next, at Twelve CHOICE end Velneble COLLECTION of PHII4I.IO4'I4ICAL amt MATII4.,MATICAL IN lishTt for Eziteeitnents and Lectures in Chrtnirtry i Pneuanuiett, Etottricity. ontl 4;;Nlintniont ; ' Atilem4oNlT, Mweetista, nod NlechonicA • made by the Asa Lots.tois 11444111 h, - May he vieneil on We doebtlay. and Cistoilogoos Una. _ .% Growls' Crops of Coro, Berks. By Mr. !MAIN g; Aj the San, Maidenhead, on W NEsIMY nem, tams 5 b al floe. rrnE GROWING (A 0 1 1.5 of , GOAN, coasint. ing offshoot Sistren Arrest of Wheat, Eight Acre , . of Barley, and Cloven Acres of 0.1, , , - tiniate at trayestilt, near Alhir.lealsead, Is Ow Coul a ssf Berlis. • he viewed, &yarn') In hie. Michael cpipplasuasdeserr et iftiptA444.-rrn.0.14 who i•hirrillitirtirtly be 1.3 d ; PS Ilse Soo, Maidenhead s..Cessives and Bets, Iteadingi nod of r./tur . ..l bilk. War ti iC kddree 4211121e9 - AO:1M. . . . TO Oitt#TLENlllll, SPORTSM EN. AN9 UYtlktt4. • - rrifE Proprietor of the City Repository, Ba r bi. • caa, It istform r atietliell or Sports/two suntug 41. purelime, or love nay to, dispose or, tbat AIX, .if 1)00S, GlyfirB, Re. still he To-morrow, Wltieb lie hit, upwaria SO Hi-mewl' rem , topitat, Moonott, Pointers and Setlemfor Sale by Anctioo, or Pri,ate Contract. be %leveed one day pra !t ors. Gentlemen leaving Roy e or, snit wish theim to Ise toted iu toe Catalogue, will 4te pleased to send them in one lost previous. Two very &Alai Tilting Wolfing Gal)ownys for Sale no tttio stone stay. trammed tostaslltre. To Sportsmen nod Others. . 131 PIiIYAT I i •OOPITRA CT, • • • A VERA' ilandsomp LIVER. sad WIIITX DOG,t was bred in Norfolk, come of a Setter Bitch, got by a Pointer Ong, and titelinuer w itt venture' to asArt, the whole Comity of Necrotic does net "traduce ss Baer animal la aa The • siosessary.qualiaentlons of a Pointer; the Proprietor sal die pow of him contlitiowilly, to return the whole of the money paid for him, if any reasonable fault can be foetid after it fair inks' ; be is now time 'tabula. and has.bees shut to too sea- • sons. To be viewed at the City Repository, Barbican; and t o save trouble, the lowest price 25 guitiess. By Mr. SADLER. At his Repositery, 6.r.we11-streei, TO-MORROW, Aug. 4, at Twelve o'Cloek, SEVERAL clever chaise and gig HORSES, a vit. riety of hackneys, gallowa)s, roadsters, nod eflostarra some large-siaed horses, calculated for stage-couches awl 'wi nos other purposes, with cis useful cart or waggon horses, a c::pitol modem chariot, tout a number of light gigs, Lased cubs . /kr. in the whole opt. anti of 134) To he viewed the Morning of Soh: and sold without reserve. Public Sale Days every Tuesday a nd Friday. HEIYMATISAIS, PALSIES, and G 6 e ..L AFFECTIONS, with their tonal concomitants . , Spasm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion. and f etstoritt Debility (orietioaise wbateier source); ar c relieved p a d frt,,,nny. curet! by. %V hiteheatfo Essence of Mustard Pills , a ter every other meant Mad The Fluid•lissenee of Mustard (used with the Pill!, in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the.ntost uctiva, pmw-. trating, nod effectual remedy in the world, generally caring ibe seveiest SPRAINS AND BRUISES, . in less than half the time usually taken by Opralrldoe, Ar. nachos:lde, nr any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediatelrafter any accident, it prevents the portnums• in black. N'IIITEHF.AD' S FA TO ILY .0 !MATS, i 3 equally etlentions for nil 111-colitioned Sore., Slam Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches Pimple!, Itinliw.trms, glee, lircakingi son on the Face, Num. Lars, and Byttliils,.Sure and In fl amed Eyes , . 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