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• NUMBER 886.) ~~ re .1 1 tr i' t •• - -1. I ri 1.41 1. ~. ~; ... , b'•ti iuJ. . I " • • , • r. • • . ~~ NEVER ACTED TIIE ‘TRE-ROY s DRURY-LANE T HIS PRESENT EVENING, O. 49, Their Majelaie; Servants will act a New Comes, cilled A PRIOR CLAIM. The Chsraeters by Mr Dowtnn, Mr. De Cons, Mr. F. , . r atan , Mr. narvniure, Mr Palmer, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Dormer, Mr Coffins. Miss Duncan, Mrs. Hldol's, Misr De Camp. Tko Pitt/LOC:I , E re he spoken by Mr. DE CA%IP. And the rmuGuE by Mist DUNCAN. To which will be adder', the Pamir of TI It HIIMOURIST. Sir Anthony Halfwit, Mr. Wewitzer; Dabble, Air. Ban nister; Beeinnieit, Mr De pectin!). Mrs. Matador?, Mrs. Sparks; D.ana, Mi<s Boyce; Sirs. Meddle, Mess Thlawcil. •„• The hew Ballet is eibligeri to be deferred on account of the in.lielosi Lao of a principal Peri - ocu l ar. Mr Brahawrand Signora Storare are engaged at thi. Theatre, end mill make their Aret appearance on Saturday, in the Opera Sege of El..lgrade. tHEATRE-ROYAL, covEsT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, 06. 29, will be I acted a 'lngely, called MACBF.TII. Duncan, King of SeroLir;l, Mr. - ;.i.rrray ; IVlatenlns, Mr. C. 'Console; ratbaio, Mr. Me , r3;e; M .oseth, Me. kenshie ; Msrxl.lff. Mr. Lail M.rebeth, Mr.. Mi. dons. !locate, M:. Briwwit. After al 4ith tio•e), a :444. Gorki 7 .1ei0-Draaa.., ca led RUCtANTINO; THP: BRAVO OP VENICF. The Overture and Marie cumlo.ed by Dr Sus'''. The (lances by Mr Myrne.—The who e , rrlsr the Drreetr.,t of Mr. Farley. The Prinepal Characters he Mr Johnston, Mr. Murray, Mr. Blanchard, Mr Brunton, Mr. I.i.ton, M. it:robs, &c. To &mewl, with A GRANT) MASQUE. Th e Ne w m 4. Drama R .4g I..finu w.. 1 bw ren-ated every *swain: till truth, MAjcp....Tsponttrritvi, .1 t. e T w Cabinet LAST NIGHT RUT TWO. TOR THE RENEW, T OF MRS. , :'.`SELL, Treasurer and Rot-le per. ROYAL AMPHiTHEATRI. and 1 the Parn.nage of Their Royal Ilichnessea the Prince of WALES :wit I tulr• of YORE. ricui.mt nir.sat.e, FOR 11114 NIGHT ONLY. ►Pite , F.NI"IVESDA Osiolv:r I will tu: asenlval, EQUESTRIAN EXIRCIScs, be Master Avery, e•u e on Me. Sonon, only seven t e a m or ag And. for this N•eili nal!, the favourite 11•Jvilre 5 . .11:, Clint Thu Sied.er tied of War'. ALtina, by Mice Blonintent, *ha has kindly ta,re.l he. seraita• for thia Evening, new her ard only a. ael , a•ice at Oa- Thentr-; the Tr.i.nnet Ac cous;aineic-nt by Mr I...ckwood Aft m which will be Piled, a mina superb Grand 'linen" I Chinese !astier:rt. call d 11 l HERGISE tIY CHIN 1 1.-- . 1 nv Principe. Charanat lice Mrs. Avtloy. In the r,iiisc of toe • else* will be sea 'g, the CollllC Sous of Cuing, Chit, Q • INT Mrs, Watlack, Met Har.nen. a..d Mr. latannot. rite ••• • fwd.!' with a Gaud Chianti 'OH. A ' , sr which, Me. F'a let wlil ,ierf the much admired Song of t an of P!ymoiith. -I', for this Night anly. wile Dane! her. favourite Road Sword Iluat Ape. Aim, for this Night adv, an wire NEW DIWLRTISEMENT, composed by Mr. G , rnite, *en. as which will ne nitrodneed La Provencal—The Principal Characters by Mr. and the Three Mi., a Giroux. II the enuro2 of the Evening, Jerry Saip's Gallant Defence or Ii;, Beautiful Maid, by Mr. Johann/y.l, aad the m u ch Negro Duet, bs Meow.. Pinent and And, fur the. Right so, ly, a H.o.ipire in Friers, by Mr I. limson ; as danced by litin in Tie,. lb par's Op.-so, a tat R wet, Drnrr lane. The whole to rawly& with a new COlifiC Pan. triminte, caned THE DIVING BELL. Hartequin, Mr. iv ; Pierrot, Mt. Dubois, and Columbine, Mrs. Wybrow. TO GENTLEMEN SPORTSMEN, the MIT.I. TARY, snit Othem—PA PEN r c‘N ri.E-mutr.m:o L►:ATHER SPRING SADDLE 4 —tiime are the eiasuiei an! het constreAwl Saddles ever made; ni.lep • .dent of the seats of tlic.e Saddles being easier 'ban others, they areal., os iite waters pr Jot; ,u that no water can badge in the smiting, winch mint, without a cilluable acleisitioii to th• Army, silica titer.: a. no lime far titling of traikiles.—Nhoufact by the Patentee, JUIN EDWARfti, Saitit:cr a Harms.inaker, VS, iliwr-otieet, Covent Garden. WARREN', ClAtt.l.l R ATV) LAVER DER-1 - 1 1`.:17(:.%R M Essas. WARREN and CO. having received 1.1 frequent comp:alio. of A mrnatie Vinegar in bate invented, /rad brought to tile highest degree of perfe.t:oil, the above articte The saiell of Lavender is uoiverially allowed to be rho inn-4 agrneabh• and orfrevhing of all Hower. , I , e LAVEN DER-VINEGAR iv therenrrt it ~,,, gly recommended to the Public, not only at ore tina‘t agreeably prilnine to pers.ois in health, but also, as W.,rl4vrful: V veireehing to Vgrie labooring trntlrr vicknet s of auy kind, and parto:olarlv wlwro the disease is of that nature, av 11CIR to admit of the windnws being kept open for any length of novas; as it not only pIII,i4PS, COM. pieely, the air of the Chamber, bid &limes a sl-Aightlul and bloat reviving perfoine through the whole •.f the apartment.... AS no climate aan &ter the CONCEN ['RATED LAVEN DER-YIN EG 11t, it tv particular', recommended to all perilous travelling to Foreign party a• the be.t prevaititive of infee tan ; and to Merchants aud Captains of Shys, ILS a 1311t1U1 anit beneicial article of trade.. Sold Who:esale amid Retail, only by the Proprietors, ?Arlin. Warren and Co. rfuninn, at their ouginal Warehouse, the Cohlee Firma, opposite WOOll-street, Cheapailia ; where lVsfreil's Vflegats-A Milk of Rove. is mirk and sold at Moat. .tit every other article of English and Foreign Perfumery, of P. -t quality. K.N.A To prevent counterfeits, evert bottle of the Coneen• trued LaymidenAriiiegar will be agaird, in red lob, by tiro empeopteoV W. Id said A. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL, API ARA SCE Seamy and Health cannot be or"re essentially promoted, than by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth. a R. NE‘VTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 1 PuiN UE:II., having revolved the approbation of the Ent Nubihr,, 6;nrry„ and a generous Public, by an ettensivc eon gumption for a series irf Imam, es well as the attev , aserii of its superior excellettor, from the anal. sis of it, comp , ment pert., by the mow rift ogui•troil Medical characters, who have pro uuncCl it the m pleamiit Wgetible Tooth Powder known, to enem a ., the be•iit• of thn enaliel, and promote the rg . the tooth, aod which ha,, I.s en megiienee of its espenoiscel adyattuirrey, been honotired with the immediate pa. teenage of their Majonuo, and the vinous Eloitrinui Stanches of the Rural Firmly, Nobility. (Jenny, in the United Ean(dern NEWTON'S T.>OrH POWDER is an Aor;mtent and 114 u , "rbuhe Po avitr, a civiicate. Ammatie. extremely ' ,i.e."' to the palate, and plej.a.it in its tioi; in 6.. e, to those who apply it, it 0 a •:ertalll preventitiVe of train to decay of the Teeth to the Weft period of 'ifs. It mainline. to be faithfully wepared by Mr. Newton 'tante% sr his house, Renerriltioll• Place, Vaulthall tlate .if Gres ItsempflAtreet. Landon). from the gentinie Ite‘i ; le ~t the tutu Sit R;chanl Jebb, Physic - tan to Their Majesties. ; and sold wholesale, retail, and ur ex partition, by hte-an Shaw and Ed•anls, No. gni, St. Church yard, obtain he has emoowe,vd to ri,..ke a Id% ml allow ance to hit Town end Country Vs M , reba-ars, to ; tai! by Quit.. and at btr Nvotoe's late Warehouse, No. UK. Gr u al Ito tteJtorloyurre; and by every Perfumer and ALM nix Scher in the Kingdom, in Bears, at dw 1.1, each. N B Pk... We •ton's Tooth Poe der. and see t! i• *vnteu Rwz with ,e• 1 wk. yob!: wthcri sell r Neartim'il4llllfiaseesittreas. HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE• LONDON REGISTER OFFICE. NEW LISLE-STREET, LEICESTER-SQL/ A R E. FAST and CO. Agents for the Sale, Purchase, and Exchange of HOU St S, CARRIAGES, and HA R • NESS, thu Property of diOerrnt Gentlemen; and providing Gentlemen with Coachmen and Gro met; and Coachmen and Grooms, of good character., with situations; respectfully in form the Nobility, Gentry, and ethers, that are in want of real good Horses or Carriages of every derription. et proper Servants, mail, 011 011iglirOti011 to this Office, her of such as wall answer their eape:tations. Gentlemen, having Horses or carriages to disinter of, may hear of Purchaeers, by sending letters (post-paid), with pantheon , . describing them. Con ten imiciet arisitic from the Plan of this (*ire :-..Gentle men are not ditpnved of the use of thou hovel or car nage., they remaining iu their own possession until a pm_ chaser us procured, with the advantage of principals treating with each other, which onus be satisfactory both to buyer and miler. N. P. Referencr.. Troms, and a 1110,11 general Plan of this %toe, may be had, gram ,b; septic:tuna. Ltificer lauun how ta foe. BIRD'S LAW OF WILI.S. :his Day is pub:6lmA, in Ns.. 'nice Is sewed, the F.fth immyeaimgcd inturured. 9111 E LAWS respeaing WILLS. TES I'A -1 M F.N T • thl CODICILS, and FXECUTORS, AD MINIS fit ATORS, 'ad GUARDIANS. laid down ill a 011111 and easy Mantles in which the Statute of Wilts and ot Fraud. and Perjuries, are particularly : with Dore. io. ll hoc t 1 1 . 0 ", who ac ,, leuusiss of eta j 111• ulind of Oneeut sod Distribution u( Property, irlie:a no W II a tn.eie; an Arcneet of the Fit;ienee of proving a Will, ~,d W)tAi oo 100 C Litter* of Administration , the Stamps ou whirn Discharges for I. acid.h.tri'autive Slur..., are I. be wrist., Jrc Ae. With an kept notion( the moat Mrproce& Furst. ui 'testaments and COdKik, Ste. relative to tarry Dese•iption of Pr-.petty. Ke JANIVS BARRY BIRD, Eq• Also, in era price As. sewed, i.e Eighth EJili•sn, of THE I. INS respecting LANN.()RDS. TENANTS. ant 1.1111(if !Zs, with Diteetto la concerning Loam), Assign. meat., Agrectoetiti, Repairs, Rents aOd Lliettesa, Bc. kc. I', 8 sewed, the Fourth ..f Till: \ •elpnet,ng M kSTFRS and SERVANTS, A Pl' It ENTI..!.•:. al ANLiF tCTUKEi4S, I. \ , I;RIRs, a d .1011 R NEr MEN, with en. LAWS repo/jog COM IHNATILJNS. 1.. Aro. :,:ee 31, seue4, the Fourth FAirirrn, of WV. LA WS ritsp:ctiug PARISH MAT f EPS, with the 111.itirs of Churchwarden- Over+etti of the Poor, Cc:mishaps, Watehown, and oth.l P.Mh Offlcere, lc. &c. •• • The *Note four Publieatiows may he had by those who take them tug r, &lite up isi Oue cuillrenient Voi tone, ,3 . 1 • der the Wit of Law &diction., price 111.. n boards, or 12.5. tid bound. London : Printed tn. W. CLarke and Son, Poutugal-street, Inn. lUREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE %RI; PAPERS. BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, OCT. 13. Yesterday a General Meeting of all the Pro prietors of Dank Stack was held. The E bst nce of t!.e Report, made to them by M. Perregaux, was as follows t The Bank has, in the course of the year, re ceived sums on account of its old deb:‘, which ate reduced to a mere trifle. It has securities for about 10,900 francs, which will come successively into payment. A loss of 22,184 francs has been sus tained on discounts by forgery : the culprits were discovered; but justice has nut yet been able to seize them—the Special Tribunal is, at this moment, proceeding against them. Government has thought proper to take into its own hands the management of Lotteries, with which the Bank has had no con cern since the month of Thermislor. The amount of sums paid and received, has been about 4,500 millions. Discounts have been given to the amouut of 00,870,7 GA francs, without any other loss than that above mentioned. The reserved funded capital, bid out in 5 per cent. consolidated, is 5,3v9,257 fr. producing an interest of 485,031 fr. The dispotahle reserve is 947,374 fr. The dividend of the alit half of the year 13, was SS fr. per share, including 5 fr. for the interest of the S per cents. The reserve acquired by each share is 13 fr. The dividend of the second half-year was 36 fr. per share, including 6 fr. for the 5 per cents. ; and the reserve upon each share was 19 fr. 62 c. Ibe whole year's dividend on each share, therefore, is 71 fr. and the total reserve for .7 • ka.,3.4 • ...—Firt -t A , * .., , , ; I r, ,'... - T . ' , ' - r -- •01 s-. • • '' 1 . - 4. 1 \:--, ''', . F. ~ id', °mica siZPIINCI. the year is 32 fr. 77 e. Isaking. in all, 103 fr. 7 e. EWhich amounts to 10 3-Silas per cent. on the origi nal capital. All the reserved stock acquired, till the pres:nt time, amounts to 141 fr. 54 c. per share. " Each of you. Gentlemen, undoubtedly, be ready to ask why, in such an ev cleut state of ab solute prosperity, the Bank has been obliged to withhold the payment of its notes in specie ? This necessity has been Occasioned by events which it was impossible to foresee, byt!ie extraordinary and instan. taneous removal of the crowns Ow/ which supplied the general circulation, and which, is consequence of their momentary de.tinaion, couldnot be imme diately reserved ; by contrary circumstances whisl., notwithstanding the most judicious measures, it was not possible to prevent, the departments were sub j.:Sed to various incidents which contribmed to pro. duce a temporary scarcity of specie. The Dank having, from the stature of its operations, become the common centre of the major part of commercial negociatibm, it is from its funds that the depart• merits, and thuse who are embarked in any kind of undertaking, procure the specie f r which they h..ve occasion. The demand increased in proportion to the difficulties with which the Bank bad to struggle, in order to keep urr ittreserved stock. Is Till the last half-year, an average suns of from i 5 to 16 millions was sufficient fur all its servo .s. A sum so important, and which was found ro 5. in. dispendble, was a sufficient proof of the disadvan tages of the individual commerce cf Paris. with the departments. The unf reveyrs PVrlitt I,! the year, Ap pear to have incrated it. TJ.ey are aiready well kr.own. h is bin ton probahle, that inal:v-'ceice has contlihwed to the extrai , i Jir try inn %Oren "as all at onct ;seen made on the reserve of the Bank. It is ccrt Ca, that, till !may, e.e daily paytnefotsoc dittling the receipts cf ma., and excreting the months of paying interest), did not exceed y),000 fr. in the three last •oontes they r so. pro gressively to 14 and IS hundred thousand francs, nee day. These three last m stabs, particol oiy, these atte-ti , m of the Givernors Nothing had been negletted : the Jimii.ation of discounts, exrraordi. nary isrivais)tom the jnterior, purchases of pica tr-s--all were inefftaual. The reason of this ie. simple. In the sit srst months, the payments of the Bank. in specie, aiwitintedio 133 ; those of the six last to 143010,01 francs. Here is a differ ence of 20,5 , 10,000 francs, which is the amour: of the reserve) hind. This difference took places not withstanding the purchases of piastres, whi ! ,:b pro rued 17,V)0,0•11 Ancs citin; t!as i!'-‘ car. The Bank relied on a remittance of i or mil lions of piastres, whirl, wont! have rrnl asuioas in crowns. It was to have are .-J in 14'nm. tidor, and in Vendemiaire. The remittance was de. layed. It is particularly to CO ciiciimstance, un controulable either by our will or f , ;:r vocr,:r e tivit the insullieiency of the measures and the : visite •I for procuring a supply of specie must be .. •• Measures, the most :salve arJ the most exten sive, were taken, the moment the hi, ise of he ilay mcnts, and the uncertainty of the resources were perceived. The Governors hope, t: at she p t .94ie will not fail to experience their good effeels. are now in the month, whets the contr. hntions arrive with faci!iy, and in abundance. Tbe Bank pos sesses gol.! assets suffisient to justify slit presump tion, that t!eir conversion into money w li facili tate the nuearss of soon returnir td its °set:marl rerarse. Its embarrassment is only relative, and, for that very reason, it ought to give no serious conc.nna But it has furnished mistrust with a pretext for exag gerating darigets. Hence has arisen a distressing otntrudion, the effeas of which are felt even), day. “ In Net, Gentlemen, it has been deinonthated to the Governors, that, in ordinary times, 4 or 500,000 francs in crowns, are sufficisnt to supply the daily circulation of the capital. Sinc- the td of Vendemiaire, the Bank has loosed about 600,000 francs per day, and the demand is not sensibly di mini hed. But, when it is considered that this scarcity is prolonged, notwithstanding the actual payment of nearly 1 1 millions in crowns, in the space of three weeks, we are tempted to ascribe it to cupidity, which speculates on this tern? wary crisis, and to the mistrust which increases in the same ratio as the speculations of cupidity. fhe capital of the Bank remains, however, untouched; and it has been augmented by upwards of six mil lions. None of the bills to which mistrust tee• ed to attach discredit, was ever issued from the Bank, without being previously rep-esented by its full value. Finally, the position of the Bank is such, ir bt EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ri I s MAJESTY'S COMML A AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby That ii Person, . : lainnog Etempisoo the Ditidende ornni jinni 4548 , iit;t. .intsietits, ant of arty Public Itennot, L4eiher is At Mak. a/ the Bank Enztiod, or other ?oldie Companies, Corporate or mat Carpornte,niiii lelonying to any Friendly sorielid t, or to qf darns atike Fatcrail ..r 4srertfer If Person, estantiArd loi Charitable hotpot(' only, are 'limited to ;nuke their Claims to Eiesoptimi before the ('osiemissionets tor the Special Pawpaws the Ads ; matt tiat ati Alva eigialf IMMO Ise meet Sa Wiling, sad delivered at the Office for Toren, in Somerset Place, rine etel to the 'secretory . 1: o. the Alain of Twee. The Faro en whirit nsdi Claim ,ire to be osoitc, only he had at the said O f fi ce , or App li cation there; •r at the Ore er the Inspector for the Dray en Divi dends, at the Old lunch Etrionse; er o any Issiptcne or Sur veyor of Tates. Ity Order of Ike Hoard, M. WINTER Oficefor Tate, Os October, 1805. EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. irj IS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS Ar the IL AFFAIRS o 1 TAXES, lessee" girt Netise Ma' ep Per,.,.. clgineing Er...epthow. /real Me 1144 open PI pert 1,, 8f the aridtiodt 01 . Steck imndiug to the AI .1., of the IDe.L .d klegleonal Yr 14r Sorfeh 6.110 0 10.1 1 . .1 the .1 FOREIGNERS, o re rigqi.ra Re oe,dr th.ir tigises to mei, I . :senorioo, 4ofioe alte Coloneiftio.or. the Sperm( Pal .700 WA if Ai Arts; red oho all melt Mdse. oral es amok .. Roomy, wad dread - ea el lee gift..c Pe Tames, ..iomeersec Phore. direct's, t, the Set - retort, lir the All,irs of * falai. /he il,ese oh Were sere Wines are o k .• 1.11.•, mei .k 'lad it tree &she (Wier. Ap• le:k,stin“ the c; at 'he ofk.e of the lesp erre .hr 11, 1 , .jr'., ii•Forls, thr srtd Atot.k Earha.ri or t. .oy /Nop6 . lor or Sorteyer Isere. i, O. .4. M. WINTER. Ogee for Telex, (Jresker 24. 11‘).1. FRF.E. MASONS' TAVERN. ESSRS. SUTTON, TH()NN, and. UFF, te , p. fi fully Salami the riobthiy, ss d thwr .4; g nerds!, that opesssne Win veer nt *s rminty Nkxr, th, Nn,ennere, at F l ee is'eloest isr, awl,. when iwy hops t. or impa.ural web the conipasay Cu too edua er•.. Tethers my M had et Lloyd's, Juhn's and Turkey, end Cole's Gatfee-hostaa. A Middle-aged Person in business, who accts. pie, an up.otincot of Twenty P",mdt per annum, wi.Ur. to .m.tt Mhh an Agree4ble yowl Woman of rn,,cct ablr fur the make of soc.rty, and to !men ex perva.. l/apit stmna rcFrexces w.ll be given and expected. Par ti••olara may be known, by personal applicat:o.s, at No. 16, Pottoeal sestet, Lon ...lea-tou.fiehls. riNliE GRF.EK. LATIN, and 11F.RliF.W / LASGU %GE:A, are Taught upon a Warr dr•rlhtf t;ie Illknur and tarn, o.u.rllr Acvn.ol to outfits. *rho Plan has beers framed ulna's the soggestrr.sre -cattererl rn tlie Writing,. r.f 11.. bey M..toet, and otimr draterguisl.ei Writers, and has been Mgt uted by long efr p.rancir in D.r.rir past pate, to A $. at Mr. Mona's, silversmith, tlut- Irg..-bcs BEST NEWCASTLE COALS rrHE LONDON SE k COAL COMPANY, A SOUTIIAMPION-S IFRECT, 1101.11OltN t tespe.:l fully inform the PuJhc, that there is Atoht.rit to be ;bur . ..ha:ft% tot frying, en cheer., as the hest Cott, ar thz priers note stkt at, b H ltisoN arrd Ct 'WANT, and their %11....414 sa itir accotdr R tr. VI of P.lfiliMelll rf OM their fixer and in ere..turg 'ride, am say house in London can, ur dater, sell ee Inn tile quality eonsirler-d. •. • One Stilling per mile per Chaldron, o 7 the Kenn • LAST WEEK. OF DRAWING . CAPITALS IN THF. WHEEL 1 Pine .1 0 0 0 lei I —.or lo,o'l I. I --- of 2,0001. 2 --. alr 6 5011. Thu,wlay, Fnd iy, and Satorlay next, see the remaining FICK F: rs and SIIARES are on SALE at all tl.e Officers narfanted Undeamo. ` , HEAP and i.letzant FAMILY LINENS and .) INDIA MUSLIN% WAREFIOUSE, at the Threw laleone. 273, Holborn, exa tly opposite Red Lim, street.— B. PRESTON avails hnotelf of the earliest opportunity to acquaint the Nutriaty, Gentry. arid Obese Leases who are re turning to town, that he ha. selected in entire new and ele pun Stock for the winter 111104011, comusting of a most eaten lore windy,• of ettieles, at prices unusually lose. Those L. dies who have not made purchases, will find • considerable paving at his Warehouse, as a piece or half piece of any kind of goods, will be charged at the lowest wholesale price, and, if not approved, immediately exchanged. R. Preston barrier', to inform his Friends, that he has quitted the late concern of Ilavus and Preston, and removed to No. ITS, five thews below, as be wishes theta to observe, that his name is still retained at the old shop. NEXT DOOR TO THE GLOBE TAVERN, FLEE f- STR EET. JOSEPH BROWN (from Hoby's), rea l BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURER, encouraged by the Pa tronage of Noblemen, Gentlemen, awl the Pulil.c, continues to keep nit Sale, an extensive and fashi-mablir Assortment of intuit well-seasoned Goods, for the accommodation of Gentle men in immediate want of those Articles, warranted equal to bespoke, and submitted, for promik Payment, at the under stated prices:—.. L. s. ri Hesdans, calf . . 1 14 0 DM., Spanish . 1 16 0 Jockey, back-strap , , I 16 0 Three-quarter Unto . . I 14 it Ditto, cordor.in . . 1 6 0 M titter', back-strap . 1 II 0 Walkn.g Soros . . 0 10 0 Dress Ditto and Pumps . 0 1 , / 6 Remarkable strung Shooting Shoes 0 12 0 Merchants and Country Dealers supplied aa usual. No Connedion with any other House. ~ 105. REMO' OF WIOOWS AVD (Vt• IEDIC L MEN, lA)NDUN AND :VERSA RY FESTIVAL of this ocelot., 2, C 0 ' I.FEE se.t' T will be he' I t th e LONDON HTJUS — E,Ledp te-Hill, -nits Dky, STLWAKDS. Dr. Edwards, Mr Dork•r, Dr. Franck, Mr. S. Merriman, Dr. Fuser, Mr. fiCcholsoe, Dr. Shersun, Mr. Scares, Mr. J. Bradley, Mr. I.lirton ' Mr. De Bruyn, M r . Webb(ilnxton) Tickets Ws. 641. to be had of the Steward and Secretary... Fleur of Dining, a Quarter past Five precisely. w. CHAMIIIIILAUI4 TURTLES. NV • ILTSHIRE and Co. King's H ea d T avern , Poultry, have just landed for Sale, a CA , CO Of fi , r. lively TURTLE...TurtIes dressed every day in the highest per fection, and sent to any past of the Town or Country. TR SVF.LS FROM ST. PETERSBURG TO CHINA. In the press, and speedily will be published, in One Volume Sao. with Main, '`'RAVELS from St. PETERSBURG in RUS -11. SIA, to 'show PASTS of ASIA BELL of A mermen,. The SECOND EDITION corrected. Edinburgh Printed for William Creech, and told in Lon don In John Murray. Flvet•areet. LIFE or smoLurr. ?Ili% Day it pub4aled, in *,o p ice 7.. in tryrda, The FOURTH DITP)P4 of THE LIFE of TOBIAS SMOLLET. M.D. with C, cal Obarsavong on lib Works. Sy ROBERT ANDERSON, M.D. Printed for latindal .old Soo. Edniburith; and sold by Loognian and CO. Paernnster-r.ea and by John Murray, Flett-s!reet, MEDICAL DEPART‘(VNT OF ARMIES. This Day is p.ll.lished, In Our 00-els-printed Vottnne, no. with ropiou.. S..tea, 'rabies, 12. Gd. A SYSTEM of ARRANGEMENT and 1)15- /I. CIPLINF, for the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT of ARMIES. $y kORERT JACKSON,. M.D. Prinrel for Ju!.n Murray, Feet-stroet, London. 01 whoa may be hail, by the saute A.ttbor, 1. A TREATISE on the FEVERS of JAMAICA, Soo 71. boards. 2. AN OUtLINE of the HISTORY an-I CURE of FE VER, EA.l..mie and Contagious. Btro. 7i. tr0. , 14. A. REMARKS ou the CONST TUTII/N of the ME DIC M. DE A' %!:.T MI.NT Cie 13 ITliil ARMY. 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