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011114 A *. i l i ~ar . ... 4, 0 iJ.:d:, • • - r tio4 • ' N r ' ulor \ \P br stlrtttob pumsgft 2436. P- V • -,- TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Nov 6, 'fine. - I COSI MISSIONEILS for conducting His onnts'sliagfport Smoke, for taking Care of ittle and i jd sown, and Aw the Care and Costo^ly of P r h e mevi 0 , 4 i re he Ore Welke, That they wilt be ready at this L i o TeO4lY the 271.11 day of November te in, to r ' 0 10 . : T•ndert, and ifta with trek Person, as oily ite Tt o 01.. supplyinft the Royal 'totaled al Ilarlar At nedv- w a t ened Articles for Twelve Month* certain, deist Janney tit Oatmeal, Reef, Oatmeal, Candles flettoa, Sa•go, Ostroff, lima, Sall, Sugar, Cheat, Vincger, Wine, Rice, Oil, . Beer, Bark!, Son?, 134 vi as. ',irk trill be reeei.ed rl* , ., 11: , e o'clock no the DIN •/ e, ~r ri4 *Diked, motet, the Partot, or ao. .le,:nt ,tor hi.,. 1 ,,,..,j Foch Tender yowl he aceo•nraaital h# a Let. Th ,,,, 1 ,,, pleats Plflieed, engagtr o z to hoenotr Maud t e Ttli Pea•tr•Jetitt, ia tit* Sated L. - 246,....0r toe rise pe•fornz• . attk. Cotattt • 7 . . f r iw roessos , :,tty he homes. hod printed F. as of ree dtt,i,,,!,tinsplisser at thss Office; or to the .Igent of the uapif.al et Haar. 1110 Pi INSURANCLOFFIC E. LU DC; AT R- HI L m L, Not 10„ is. 01.1('E iv hereby riven, That a 1:1 7 .N ER Al. COURT of PIWPIIISTOIitS, holding Tea Shares yank ha the Capital Sleek of this Company, will he o thr City of London Tavern, Dishopsante street, if6DNEOAi' the Beth Instant, pursuant to the Deed 'kulearest. WM. RVRY, &c. B. The Clair wink takes at two o'clkick precisely. - " ----- Tii . da - y is published, it lye. price se. 'lld QI . E 4 r lON ro.seernint the OPYRE- Clem% or enr CURRENCY slated and examineJ. g i Ll' HUNICISSON, Esq. N. P. Print , / n w /ohs Norm', is, Fket-street. mod .1. Ulf 0 . 110 4 'l* I,Bcloai W. 'Packwood. Edtalsirgia ; mid XLA.. ' .1, thin4e. 111701411H0P SECK ER'S wog fffifH 111* LiFE, BY THE LAT fTEUS. ilbe cable of scar Month will be p u bli s h e d, h is ,k,,, sn i f rated II s tee paper, iu six tarp: i , ociivu.oulasses, with mark A relibishup, /111 E or THO AS •SECK Eft, tu, Lxd Arrisbiesop Of CiSteritary ,Ifffsle , l FC. suJ I. ;B. White awl Cn I lfsAw; Nowa ; Versus., Hou.f, sad Sbectre ; trtd (104PLEFF.;. BISHOP PUB- ;,1.1 lbee;eapS.-eiter's Lectures ea the Catechism may be liefwari., handsomely Frosted oi one calu•ne ~rtinob; Mieleer.h, 7s or Dent!! W rated m cloodecisno, price, lion Oil. IrATtIi•HASCRa, JBWELLISSA, •ND Tlll PUBLIC AT LARGE. P ET IT.Olt, A SOST IMPORTANT DISOSAISLY: 4e . SIESURE, Chrooa tarter and Watch. NSW , of No. a, Cramm.haihlinga i , Drary.laim, haw , lin evfnetrovee 011ie Brett nasally mid raoriermit atgot,iaisetd to devote liiu time soil atteuiiou to the losety el a simardisfe ; and, after immense expense mid Ism, Matto unearth,* to surr..ed , take* leave to offer I tics pe4c bO aratly.diseavered iiicomparabbe PETIT. IR, whirl; spprosusatts soarer to the quality of iuld than ay thing battens +wavered It is sot so liable to tarnish tither metes ; and, he the riebsess of its caber, far tru nk ibno et beauty. This eNeelleat conapositiou take, a Ird forth' pelisii ; sad ihe body beta' bard, A is sot ,sik . S ly tennis:du E. 1.1 it it so ter,/ ohactilf, awl butlifwg., "I It , Strof the kind, that after a lade Isismeterieg er Sonti , II will acquire a stream and elastic busty. II is parka 's adapted for watch-cans, motif boxes, nod a swift/ sada-, fur which gold Laid mood eitptord s twilit II'• s I. be rarity eleserel ; by brushing, sr rabbiallgtelb , it will lault els% s new , • , allewire tlisrefore 11l 064 regretfully burylen tae P ub lic, has, for loved's* and fur Late, a( hi* isasefeutterys &quaintest ofmateltes (Weyer, ilewiiptiois, with eases of t' is unpacalleled Petit. Or ; as. also as assert if innirbotes„ and many other article% .made with thM rsaimolem A 1.., an assortment of Wad and Id". h-7., borisontal, duplex, capped, j•WeUed, st°9s . Ind a variety of other watches, all warrantml; Mom, Pt watch-chants, MESIII, and s canny a ,lcw.llery , let. , dose PPlit•Or is meek reeolnlnetide‘i (or exporlittion to brand West ladies, where iwieuix luaus tag) be ex- ftrtin%recntnailation of the tra,lo, the shove composi • wil,l (~Iv, at A. Niebair's inailuticiory, No. s, Itt•ny !.iiir, lochnol ANtlry'a rorilios, at IL pound, Tc.ly waiirLi, in ingot... ot 31. ad. per en. A \hoar, inotortakesalike to snake watch cases, at • '4.4. - roe each ease, for toady moocy ouly. NO ADVANCE ON HIACK. FtIUION BLENDED %%1111 ECO?iOMT •- Pl ißli . . 4 S,WOtII-I,ICV•DnAI'EIt. SIAN'S -3 IltfiCEß, aad TAILOR. 10.1, Flertstreet, con. l 'i , Ite Milli price of Clothes would stimulate Gentle. It* felt flw 1...Nt Markel, subj•nos a Listed his present. t'n, mi'd Li asaurauce, that ilo onality, the fda‘l^". lit ' 411, m. mid material*, taunt* be rsceeilra —The , IT ". , St ra.i make. so grant u Ironinuii.ni Gum the eeriest • - . • • %L.ei floss purchasing *and selling fur ready ninety, 144 044 t. L. 9. 1. Im.:tirond Guth Cuat.asade to seesaws I 16 a M 1. ., doi.. . o 1 11 011 • • .se best Superfine ditto • - . $ to 0 f!iNt costs of ere re description, no similar terms. Ter! lett Superfine Rene) mere Breeders t 6 0 11 'llle milled ditto 1 14 - 41 111 dowile.teillea Cord ditto ,„, 1 2 . Ftlfilag Habits. rad every other mile.: is the ~............._— " c b tie Proportionably cheap A REAL BLESSING TO M O HERS:. ..- L, d) 4croa Buct . iAN ...t ~,,the:iediry al. ~,h ee the safferiog. of Cleildreo while tatting their hm h . a man shaterntis perio.l, at which tune the minuet hea asel d to be pail 11,-m I particularly et this et it wet i, alien the Chin t'ourla and )tussles ars so pirralrel• 117nntatiou of the G iunv come w i t h ray other dtcoedve, , av least: recover. Aluthe l s ott:t lit never to bs ' , llium' oitaRERICAN SOuTHING SYRL'P in the Nursery, . Cli ld wakes in the sieht with point in its Gains, 6, -- -wate Redwine mlied, will isoratediately open the the tie••• • • thereby prevent fevers oe caw. • ... Parents who sissy he dubious of the virtues of the " I G SYRUP may refer to the different faibt• that I PPared is this:Ltd ether papers.—Since gee. Agitation 4 . 11•1 1., _ maid one hour twice • week, vie. hotel emu 10 . (19 d , 011 Tuesday and Saturday Mornings, to the pilot Pa ) Gave Children alleged in cutting the* Tara, y Ns letter frsni a hone-keeper, shot the Mother is • *pet of charity, has made it so nniversally brotran, that 7' 41 4 he sapertleous, as its videos ere heavies Ms atimaat , Tata :v al: ,e there are venni Childers. "ta led of the Il a topeetors, J. Jwille••• " 4 C . I. " ' 60 •Itreet, 0,4,nd street . ~,,,i 11. 1 ,,,,,,t by Gassing, 1 ; Neste r ,. t anis street, Dublin ; and br all Our Tat Redwine YeniliTii in Town •1141 C,Mll.lly, at se. 9d. 1 :;'! for ', A d, ~,,„„., „ n ; y [ • lo sure to ask for I 4119,1161 . , A111'114:10 fleetkiag TUESDAY. NOV GUILDHALL, LONDON, elith October, ist 0. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the BRIDGE.HOUSE ESTATES will 'wet at Guild ball, on FRIDAY the iSth day of November nee ,t at twelve o'clock at 110011, to LEr, by PUBLIC AucrioN, •0 BUILDING LEASES—. A PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND, situated on the West side of Blackfriars, on which are now standing several Houses, known by the name of Valenttue.place. A PIECE or PARCEL of Ground, ui the Sonth side, and sear the east end of Ilicier's.laue, St. George's-fields, whereon art now standing a wheelwriebt's wool:shop, and other building', in the occupation of Benjamin lloneyseit, and others. And several PIECES or PARCELS of VACANT GROUND, also situated in St. Georgeofields, on the *Loth, aide of Bennett' row, sad on the solids side of the Lambeth Road, between Crescent place and Littk Cross.strert. Plana, Elevations, and Conditions fur letting the Pre mises, way be wen at the Office a Wallis, Guildhall. SAMUEL NEWMAN, Comptroller. This Day is published, in octavo, in Sus very large Volumes, price, in boards, at tss. _ . . Dedicated, by pec'esissi . on, I. lii;Grace five Archbishop ut tanterbary; cc. I.Est AsTic A I. )(IRA or Lives .11_4 of Eminent Mee. connected with the History of Reli. gins in England, from. the commencement of thy Reforms. tiou to the Kt-volution: Selected and inns, rated with Notes. By CHRISTOPII ER tVOKI) , WORTII, D. D. Dees sod Rector of Boehm!, and Dueneede Chaplain to hie Grace the Atelttoshop of Canterbury. _ _ . _ Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtoo, No 64 St, Paul's Choreltiord ; sold 'ton lte .1. Ilitrhord 14.• • "pc P•er,jitly Tito Day is pebbsbed t in revoke octavo, Price 4d. in beard. APRAC CIC.II. TR ATNE nn the LA of VENDORS awl PURCHASERS of ESTATES. EDWARD SURTENSILIIV SVGDEN, Ems Of Limealn'a law, Bamater at Law. Th. third edition, corrfetedßutt fulititter.bly enlarged. Lunde', Printed for J. buisrmtwth. ►le.i-.errrt . 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Criinusar; awl Wend * *tw Weehe wee She mi te •i nod Fn.hrli Langts'agits •,,o The anted ot a Pronouncing with a Spelling sod Is terpr2tiug thytionary must Ile corisidcieil as high:y No iihr..nce ha. been aptred in this itno;.., sow presented in tho COAVOOIVIII site of It Ifittl..ol or PMltet-VOltlow, to sop. ply 14e defects of attempts of this kind; so exce or thIIVIIPe avuol.d which might contribute 10 Milder the }took uoiv.3 Pally acceptable. Whoever has occasion to seek amom.o.r. rah', in spilling, reading, speaking, or sodera•auding the English lAnginif,e, will here find A Kolar on who* , b:ion ledge and Ildel.ty he isay rely with perfect confidence. l'riasteil fur J. Maarimpai C. lA* ; Longman, Ries, Orme, and Brown ;R. Crosby and e n.; S. Ft:meter , Shcnroud, Neck!, and JunVi ; and rrilson suit Son, I' Olk Next will Or published, price as. is Itintrels. MIX E.N IN Li Al 4 It IS. lot the Year N'TTaio,• being the Eighth of IIA /Irak& of Annual Vs. ISSIVw fur the iinprovr men* of gl in Ails ksikonS. , . . . ify %S. FR p.m), IF.sq M.A. Aelelh 10 Ihil Ruck Life AsMsre Company ; late Fellow 6l'/tens Culler, eadibriAlk •.. mod Author ut " The Psis. ciples of Almbra,"" 'revisits Arithmetic, - " Esrey as Peetiutiesti," At . . Primed for J. M. , 22 , Poultry. Of whom op-be hail,. the precediug Vuh other msee.—Allo, all Mr. Fread's oth pulilleatiune. Likeinteoss the tame day will he published, price:2e. W. . . sewed, the 1 bird Edition, with A.hiiiinus, of A COMPANION to the ALNIANALK; t °staining an F.xplenation of the Minns' Days and Holie1.1)• ' with Itiogno plena! skt 'dies at the Persuns. and Historical Acei...ot• of the Ercnts, nu which the Festivals sus founded. To which is piefked, en Introchiettow, explettaing the ehronulowieal and Astronomical Teresa, sad the racial Contents of um &ea wait • brief Inquiry Situ their ueniu. By Julia OCTAVO EDITION OF MIIN,CARTEK'S AND MISS TALBt9Ts Tt Fats r This day is published, handsomely primed is four vollteses, wire in hoards 4 SERIE' of LE frr R twtween Mrs. ELIZABETH CARTER and Miss CATHARINE TA LuoT, from the year 1711 to 1770 To which are addiA, LETTER.; from Mrs. LUZ ABF.TH CARTER to Mrs vaLstiy, &tweets the yedis 170 J sod I; sy ; which Mrs. %saes earnestly request:A oh mid be paid.sheil, Puldiolreri from the urieinal Nlannecripts, By the Km MONTAGI! PENNINGTON, M. A. Posited for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. fit, St. Paul's Cherch-yaid . wild also by J. Hatchard, No. too, Piccadilly. N. R. A f... Copies moans of the Quarto Edition, not f.wonly printed edit Mrs (:.rote ri ow a tine woven paper ' 1110 large volunies, prire, nt boards, JI. Of the alarve•usentiirove Booliaellers arty be had, 1. Mr. PENNING TON'S MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. CARTER, with User POEMS, At. 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SLAM CICILftiPtIAMA Nee Indices Itrrurts et Ver. bows Plidolispc.rentsei t Opera Onassis. Dt'V• lee. bowie. CE~IOP MEMORARILIOM, Lib IV miss ad Lib. UI. Cap. VI. leksp. Nova itoopit. et rem *cut Aszits. Gialielant Biovell, MA. Coil. SA 'rushes's Imre' &WIGS. Trstus sped &fait, Amp toile 4.41141eibe1l . . MCI UXP*Sc:•HALPIS%XY• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. aENCH PAPERS. .id*: *wv. The dsy before yesterday. at nine **Clock in the morning, Cardinal Maury, Who is appointed Arch -I,istiop of Paris. said a private mass at the principal altar in the church of Notre Daum His 'eminence. seated tinier a canopy of crimson velvPt in the Sanctuary. was present at the Grand Hass, which was celebrated at ten o'cldek by NI. JaHebert. The Cardinal bestowed the Episcopal benediction after service was over. Pavlov's. •:T. A letter from Cordova. d.ted• the 34th iortsit. 'Liles, that the id carps of the agog. under General Regmer, had obtained conAiel erAle advantages over a tiiviiiion of th. English t roo p s , comman d e d by General Hill. neral Regnier wee at Castel's Stamm oa the s:otls of Septaglier. sraLts, 04?. e. The Grand Signer had not left Constaatieople . on the 30th of Septemb►r. It is Depraved, as the season is so far advanced. that his Highness will defer his deportee.' until the ensuing year. whets ire shall have learned the defeat that hie t►oops have sustained et Bala ' s, well tithe surrender of Redo. chuck. The preparations for wa►. however, sureews tinned with unenmnson ctivity throughout the whole of the Ottoman Empire. TIENII4I, OCT. SO. The Emperor has given orders for snaking espe. 4 riineots in the growing of cotton in the south et' Hungary. Slavonia, and the Banns% Some vale. able information has been published in the Hung.. rian hinguage ea this arhject. Little doubt is en tertaioed of the complete success of this experiment, as the climate is stifficieutly warm to breed silk worms. OCT. The new order relating to the establishment of the Censorship is sanctioned by the Emperor, but has not yet been published. We are iry,:ured that its repletion are liberal. It i s sa id th a t s o me o f the articles have beartiosertiaim tue oupiaiss wales oT flit rarivity. There is a great demand for money oa the tort of those who «ish to become purchasers of rttletias. tical property. A greater profit is to be derived at this moment from trafficking in specie than in bill* of exchange, which visa nut the cr..: before. srurnaaur, OCT. His Majesty issued three orders yesterday relating to British nterchanilite. The first rigorously pro. titbits the introduction, trdnsit, and sale of all ant. des of Bntish mannfactare, throughout the whole extent of the kingdom of Wirteml►erg. All arti cles of the kind which shall be discovered either in the merchant/eagles, the warehouses, or in transits:, shell be seised and sequestrated. The second requires all merchants and traders to return, within twenty-four hours, to the Ad ouitiistre. tors of the Chamber of Finances, an recount of the Colonial produce and English manufactures that they have sent out of the country within the last four mouths, which account is to be afterwards transmitted to the office for imposing duties. The third orders that all Colonial produce in his Majesty's dominions and upon which duties have not been psid conformably to the orders of the 10th and ttidl, shall be sqiiestrated. tOPENSIAGIC?f, OCT. 19. The Official Paper conta;ns the tollowing ■r. title!—"" Yesterday, at half-pat two, the Prince Royal of Sweden arrived at the Castle of Freile. ricktburgh. IL! rJ::o r,ceived {n• the Privy Conn.. &clines, the Mintsters of State , the Grand Mantled at the head of all the State 015-..ers, the French and Swedish Aciihassailors, the heads of the dif ferent ofE. es, and the staff of the army. He was conducted. with the usual farms, to an audience of their Majesties. His Royal Highness, as well as the ()cheers in his suite, dined with the Royal Fa- .• In the evening the siuriciaors of the Royal Chapel performed a concert. His Royal Highness supped with the Royal Family. The conversation Lietscren I fis Majelity the King and his Royal High. ness the Prince of Sweden ism in that free and friendly manner which might be ”pected from the intimacy that has subsisted between them for some yews. It is a fortunate earnest of the good un de►standing that is likaly to prevail beterho the two neighbouring Powers. These feelings added to the pleasure of the entertainment. 14 His Royal Highness slept at Copenhetren, in the apartsiieut that was prepared fir him, to the hliuse of Cie Privy Counsellor Beane. He set out to -day at ten o'clock for Elsinestr. " The Honsehol,l rat pees, servants, cook•. plate, at. to Coronet, ltn4.•lrie, Copenhagen, awl Blsineur, fur 1. is Royal fi iklinew's sive. His armpit sod departure fretn Copenhagen were announced by 27 dlacliarges of caution." uspc, OCT. of Coo Ishz• eton;l etfi'l 340 Ortia A u yr • CO' hd r uo I. to. 1.611 Strnal