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To which will be added, THE ESCAS ; . • - Or, THE WATER ARRTER. With the Original' Music composed' by CiiERUBINI. - The Overture-and. New Music IN Mr. A r-r wOOO. Count Armand, Mr INrLI DON . ; Michelli, Mr. FA'W!CETT . - • Antonio, ' TOWINISEN.D; Cartoni, Mr. HILL'; • • . Daniel, Mr. SIMMONS; Marcefina, Miss WI-FEATLY; • . Angelina, Miss HOWELLS; • . . • Constarttia, Miss DIXON. ' - On Friday, the Ti - gedy of lane Shore, in which Miss Xlarriot will perform lane Shore, being her 3d Appearance. in London, With 'The-Highland Reel. On Saturday, The Merchant of Venice,.. and Love-a.:la-- Mode. The Tragedy of Ifarnlet was honoured by a most brilliant Theatre with unbounded applause—Mr. Cooke.will appear for the ad time in that Characler on Monday next—the parts of 0 Shelia in the ri..agedy, and Mary, in the Turnpike Gate, by Miss Reeve,, being her zd Appearance on any Stage. On Tuesday, The Man of the, World, with The Spoiijd Child. frr A few of the Renters' Shares which were granted at the commencement of last Season, by the. Principal Pro prietor of . this , Theatre, remaining unsold, are now to be dis posed of—Particulars may be known by applying at the Trea zurer;s Office. ST. THONIAS's HOSPITAL. MR. CLINE, and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES'on Friday next, the Ist of Oeto her, at One o'Clock. • • • LECTURES ON AWATONIY. MR. - CARP-UE, Surgeon to His Majesty's Forces, , will commence h'is Lectures on Anatomy acid on the Operations of Surgery, on Monday October the 4th. Practical Anatomy as usual. Particulars may be kilown by applying to Mr. Carpue, N 0.44, Leicester square. EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. A. GENERAL MEETING will be . held at the • London Tavern, on Wednesday next the ;9th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to' insped the Surrey Sedion and Estimate, which have been made of the intended txtensiou of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to R.,el - as the next Step towards the Completion of the Origi tal plan of carrying an Iron Railway ;tom, the River Thames to the Arundel Na'vigation, so aS . to make a certain and easy Communication between London and Portsmouth ; 'and at . a Zrauch,of the same to' Gothtone. I lie Nobility and' Gentry who are connected with the Counties of Surtr, Sussex, and Hants, in the line through which the said Rail 'way is intended to pass, are earnesly entreated to give their Attendance, that they may consider of the Pradicability and Advantages of the proposed Plan,. and to enter, into a Sub- Stription for carrying the same into execution. :- The Chair to .be taken at Twelve o'Clock.precisely. By (*der of the Subscrih,rs to the Surrey, WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLEY. Wandsworth, Sept. 23, 1802, - rBE SOLD, for .Fifty Guineas, the handsomest and fleetest MARE. in England, warranted and free of any vice perfedly gentle, and an aernitable Leap er an d H unter ;_will trot eleven miles an hour, carry_ tng fourteen stone. She is a Bay Mare, well bred,- stands is aandS high, and Ia six years old. The property of a Gentle ratan, who only parts wit'n,her on account of notbeing able to keep her. Will allow any Gentleman wharTrial he pleases. TO he seelfat G room's Livery Stables, Oxford-road. IN'. B. Any Geiitleman that makes,-the above purchase; will tell his friend he has got a bargain. - • • MANUFACTURERS,. SHOPKEEPERS, ; •&c. residing in the COUNTRY. • - - THE ADVERTISER, a Person' who has been in L . Business some years in London, Whoserrade has afforded ;? 111 a very•general kuowledge of Mantifaaured. Goods, also le. most eligible .Channels of Constuntition and Purchasing, , i.rposes taking a few Commissions therein ; -and as _Bills of xchange are frequently procured in the Country with' both in convenience and expence - the Advettiser will also take - Accounts on a System attended with safety to both Parties, case and respedability, where regularity is attached, and ll afford a considerable convenience in Money- trans 'c here are also Tradestnen in the Country who have ab ility. of baying Goods well, but are • not appri;ted of the r ° eferable Nlarkets• ; it is theretbre" prbooSed to remit Cata agtics Of• the ManufaCturers and Custom _House Sales.' by ftnetion, and also Samples of Goods:_particularly worthy tteution, and take lnstrudions relative to purchasing. As the Advertiser's Health has much' suffered in a seden- IY occupation, w his bjed is now tolemedy .that by an -ztstablishrnent which will atfind exercise with a diversity' of , lion. Every requisite satisfaction will be given, and the I vertiser has no okjedion to advance a few Hundreds in a "-oticern consonant with the objed he has in view. Addres A. B. (post-paid) Peel's Coffee-House, London. sit B. The Adyertiser has a respeaabre House centrically u ate. ROMAN CEMENT. 'IVIESSRS. PARKER and Co. 'Bankside, . South_ wark, manufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building .41 water, which far surpasses in utility Dutch 'Muds, or a ny' other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of :Brick or iune Work, an ' u ncommon degree of strength and cohesion ; --i,t t sets ender W a ter, so on becomes as hard as Stone,.and May e xPosed even to the action of the Sea, withotm injure. In alt :ouildings, therefore, intended to resist, or contatn Water, Le " Cement maybe used with singular advantage ; pr it may ' lowered with Lime and Sind, to any desirable d;gree, for "roma • 1 . n.purposes. hamslSo prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of t'' he hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves r e Walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as V i n )Pletely 'to resemble Stone, at a yery moderate expellee. pa vm teal,g, Coping, and Gutter Stpnes, cheaper than Stone. NF.W INVENTED BLACKING. rATRONIZE AND - USED FOR THE KING • AND ROY-AL FAMILY. ARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER, a Chemical Preparation, which will npither soil the fin, linen, or smell disagreeably ;it softens awl nourishes the leather, tepels wkiter, keeps the•tect dry and comfortable, Procures the finest jet black, and retains its virtues in all clirmates • heat will hot diminiSh its lustre, and the dust may r be wipecliciff without lessening the polish ; it produces the ost elegant lusire - to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress .iheuses, as well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the La •• It is sold-by Robert 'Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, is- I -I-lard's Inn, Holborn ; and' by most Boot-makers and V enders of Patent Nledleine im the United Kingdom, in tin boxes,e‘ at is. an d is. 6d. each, with proper Brushes.—He _lik 4 vise procures o Boot Trees, if required, on which the 't fasinonaEe lustre is produced with ease and expedition. TUES DA Y, 'SEPTEMBER,. 28, 1802. LUNATIC ASV'LUIVI, near EXETER. AT a COMMITTEE of GOVERNORS, held in the Board Rooth, this Tenth of August, 1832 ' SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Esq. in the Chair, It was Unanimously Resolved, That there be published.in the Newspapers the following Address,- and a short Abstrad of the State of the Patients, from the First of fuly, tBor, the day on which the Asylum was first opened, to the present time. Twenty-five -admitted ; six discharged cured ;* two out on trial, with their friends ; one died of extreme weakness and old age; sixteen nosy in the House, of whom six are much recovered.. ' - ' " -• •The Success of this Institution,, during its short continu ance, has by far exceeded the most sanguine expedationS of its Promoters. The House is now quite full, and has been so some time. On this account it has been impossible to comply with numerous applications that have been lately made for:admission. -The peculiarty humane tendency of stich institutions as this, and their growing itriportance to Society, are unhappily too obvious. A benevolent Public is therefore earnestly solicited to contribute towards the en largement of the Building. By this means those most unfor tunate of human Beings will soon obtain admission, who are now necessarily excluded, owing to the insufficiency of the _Funds of the Institution. SAMUEL FREDERICK MII.-70RD, Chairman, Amount .of Contributions already published 4:2771 .- 16 o Eenetadions received since the last Advertisement, - , X. s. d. Samuel Frederick Milford, Esq. ~ 1 0 5 6 0 ' W..G. Poison, Esq. - - - 10 to 0' .George Follett, Esq. - - - to lo o Hub. Cornish, Esq. - - - - 21 o o Rev. Dr. Eveleigh - - •Jo -to 0 Thomas.Hill` Esq. . - _ - 5 5 0 . Mr. John Clarke . - - - . - 2 2 0 John -Philips Carpenter, Esq. - 21 o 0 - Is - lanassalt Lopez, Esq. _ - - . ' - do to 0 Mr. S. Kingdon - - - - 18 r 8 o Rev. NV: Short ' - - _ . 5 5 o j. B. Cholwich, Esq.' • - - S 20 o o Sir J. Kennaway, - Bart. - 42 o o Rev. George Gordon - - to to 0 • John Williams, Esq. . - .- to to o Thomas Porter, Esq. - ..4 50 0 0 lonathan.Elt'ord, Esq. - -. , - to to o Henry Waymouth, Esq. - - lo to o ' Lord De Dunstanville - -.- . - , so o o Sir Francis Buller; Bart. - • - to to 0 Mrs. Jane Williams, deceased, a Legacy of Too o• c. Since the preceding Statement,. two Patients tuorc have been sent out upon trial to their friends,, and tile following Benetadions have been received: . L. d. The Right Hon. Henry Addington, Chancellor . of the Exchequer • - • - - - 100 o o The Right Hon, Lord Rolle, President of the Institution, a second Benefadion - too o o His Grace the Duke of Bedford, in addition to -• 2101. given,by the late Duke - roc o o The Right Hon. Lord Graves - - too o, a Right Hon, Lord De Dunstanville, a second Be netadion --•-' ' 50 0 0 Charles Frederick Barnwell„ Esq. - 3 .3 0 Hugh Acland, Esq„ - - - 21' 0 0 .George Shute, Esq. - - - , 21 o. o John Shut; Esq. - .. - - so to 0 Stephen Shute, Esq. -, -' - to to o Thomas Shute, Esq. - - .. to` to 0 lohn cultne, Esq.• - - - to to o Rev. Duke Youge . - - - 2 . 0 o-0 Anthony Tremiett, Esq. . - . - . 5 5 * MrA. Nation . - - to o 0 WilliarnCarson,cEsq. • Ia to o John Wilcocks, Esti. - To -so 0 John Williams, Esq. second BenefaEtion - so so to Rev. - Thorns'rleberden, Canon of Exeter Ca thedra?, second Benetaelion: - 20 o 0 Sir - George Baker, Bart.. M.`l)'. - - ro to o George Short, Esq. a 'second Benefaction, - so so o William Nation, Esq. • - -.- • • - 2o o o IP --- At a Meeting of the Committee held at the Asylum, on the 21st orSeptember, sgo2, it appeared that Seven. Pe rsons weie . waiting to be admitted as soon as the Building shall be enlarged; hut should the Funds of the Instituticti not admit of this measure being adopted, (Ni;hich is now the case) they, together with all Suture applichnts, must wait for Vacancies, as ,they* may happen , to arise. Patients are admitted upon very easy Terms, proportioned to thvir rank and Condition in lite, and from any part of the Kingdom. SAVI. FRED. MILFORIX Chairman. ** * Benefaitiorisi;rerecei;ed by the Treasurer, Patrick Kincaid, Esq. Exeter; and at the Bank of Messrs. Robarts, Curtis; and Co. London. „ . Z. 25,000, for the First Drawn Tieket ! ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins drawing the 29th November next. SCHENIE • • . - 2 - of - 7 C. zs,ooo 10,000 , • 3 6 8 And 9,460 other Prizes, from 4, 100, to 19, amounting • in the Whole, to the Sum of, .. 288,000. T ICKETS and SHARES - will rise considerably ; thitefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in great variety, find in Shares,'at NIC HOLSON's Fortunate Office, 16, Cornliill, where two Prizes of k. 20,000-apci 5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares, • • NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING TABLE, • SO FA BED, CHAIR BED, handsome Brass-screw Four Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY-„.No. and 17, Catherine-street,' Strand. ONE of the Imperial Dining Tables, T. Mor gan had the Honour of shewing to THEIR MAJ LS.. Ti ES and the PRINCESSES at the Queen's 'House, who were, according t 3 their accustomed pounesS of encouraging Ingenuity, most graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and sanaion of the same. Also the much -ad mired Brass Screw Bedsteads, c:.,:zd „Patent, so easily: fixed up and taken dOwn without Tools, the Furnitures to which are made upon a new Plan, in fixing on and taking oft With out the use of Nails, Tools, Szc. Several other. Articles of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, upon new and improved Pf‘riciples ; a complete A's'sortment of portable Musquito Nett Beds, and every other Article requite for La dies and Gentlemen going to the East and Westl ndies, and all other foreign Climates,; are allowed far. superior to auy other sort usually sold; handsome Dome Beds, :and:new designed French Window Curtains t .en suite; with every other Article . of Furniture in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches , ; by ._Morgan and Sanders, FUrnishing Upholsterers and. Cabinet Makers,.No..l6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand - . N. B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Lathes and •Gentlemen to be particular in the Numbers, No. 'l6 and 17, three Doors from the Strand. . . " 'MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL EKSO NS in possession of Incomes, arising from- Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage, Settlemel4, Widows' Jointures, An nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any- other cer ta:in Income for Life, may, be‘supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying_ An nuity Intel est for the same. - The Nobility anct Gentry of knomn. Property, or their Heirs, may be, accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-, doal may •be deemed , insufficient, the addition of another persdia to guarantee the payment of the' Interest will' re move the . obicaimi ; and, in all -eases; privilege will be given to the Public to. return the Principa! at their own option. Personal applications will - be received every dav Four o!Clocic; and Letters froin Correspondents in 'Town or Country (post - paid) will be immewately answered, by ad dressing to the Dire tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Town House,,No. 8, Lower jolut-street, Golden-square. . . . LINCOLNSHIRE. , TO BE SOLD IN' LOTS - BY AUCTION,' 'THE MANORS and ESTATES of _the late AL - FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. simate . idthe Parish of Pinchbeck, in. the County of Lincol)l aforesaid; Consisting of several MESSUAG ES and 'numerous Toftsteads, that have a right of Pasturage u on the extensive Commons and. Fens of Pinchbeck, Spal' '-ig, Cowbitt and I).eepl.pg, to gether with about.6.Bo,,Ac . a • of valuable ,inclosed Lands, chiefly in Grass.. - • - The whole under an• AR for - Inclosure and Drairiage, aiii extensive Works ace now carrying into execution, in conse quence of pOiers therein given. • . • A considerable part of the Estate is .now . under small mo (fusses, an t i r4uriion of the Commons are direded to be set 'apart Tbr.exonerating the Estates From Tithes of all kinds. The.advmtages expeded from tie surplus quantity of •Common,_over and above what 'will be ndcessary to exone rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be..equal, if not superior,. to.--any - thing of the kind - attempted in the Kingdom, and will ba'fbund to be , Nvgl I worth . the. attention of any Gentleman desirous of laying money odt upon Landed Property. Notice will - be given when.the days of Sale are fixed,- - and printed particulars ready to be delivered by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ,• W. and . J, Black, of Middle Temple, London and of Mr. Ske i ton, Pinchbeck. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD - BY AUCTION, By,Mr. JOHN 'BARNARD, of Irbaxsted—, At the George Inn, Bunt - It - Word, upon Wedne.>clay the. loth Day of <yctoberanexr, at Tsveiye Clock ; • HE MANORS of MF:ESDENBURY / HOR - A. MEAD REIYEWELLS,• alias CLARKES, and •COCKHA MSIPEAD ; together with the following va luable, and very improveable F EHI) Ll?, and s:nall part COPYHOLD FARMS, viz. ME ESDENB'URY FARM, situated in-the Parishes of Meesden and flurrit PelhaM, in the occupation of the Widow Sell, and:several Parcels of .Wood-land„• in the Proprietor's hand ; containing together Four Hundred and Thirty-five Acres and upwards. .; • Also,. the Perpetual Advowson of the RECTORY OF MEESDEN; containing a Parsonage-House, Garden, , and Offices, together with about One Hundred , Acres of Glebe Land, and , the Great and Small Tittles arising froM the Parish of rvleesden aforesaid., - HORMEAD PARSONAGE FARM, situated in. the Pa rishes of C reat Hormead and Misty, . containing One Hun dred and Twelve, Acres and Upwards, and also the Grat Tithes arising from about Four Hundred Acres of Land, in the .occuoation of Mrs. Mary HO RMEAD HALL- FARM, - situated in the Parishes. of Great Hoimead, Ansty, and Layston, ,in the occupti . on of Mr.. j ohp Chai)man, -containing Three% Hundred and Sixty four AO - es and up wards,.Two Hundred and Thirty-silt Acres of which are tree of Great Tithes. _ _ _ _ _ RoTTENRO W FARM, situated in the Parish of BranFilt. 7 ing, in the, occupation of Mr. Tho Mas Raythent, containing . •Three Hundred'and Four Acresiand upwards. . - - ,VOCKHA MSTEAD FARMysituated in the Parish of Braughing, in, the occupation of Mr. Clarke, On pining Three Hundred and Forty Acres. --. WHI T E .HA EL FARM, situated-in the Parish of Sandpn, in the .occupation of the Widow Bowman, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Three Acres'and upwards. The aliove Manors and Farms are situated in a good Sport ing Country, near a Tack of Fox Hounds. The Tenants hold from year to year only, and the Rents may be greatly improved. I of P`artiertlars apply to W. and j. Black, iirthe Middle Temple, London ; and to Mr. Wade, Attorney at Law, , Unnuwav, -Essex. FRE'EtiOLD§ IN- HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX — TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By- Mr. .WINSTAN LEY, At. carraway's CofEe-honsey_ Change A Ilex , . Cornbil I, Landon, on Friday the Bth of - October 180 z, at "Twelve o'Ctock at Noon, LOT 1. A SUI3STANTIAL MESSUAGE and conye. nient Oflices," -- together With several parcels of Im provable, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lind,. cOntaining, by a late Survey, Itr Acres, exclusive of Hedges, l'nces, and Ditches, situate in Theobald-street, in the Parish of Aldmham; in the County ,of Heritbrd, two miles from - Elwee, fly, - from Edgeware, and ti from London; now in tbw•possesston of Richard Hodgson, Tenant from year to year, who is under notice to quit at Michaelmas, tBoa. 1.01 11.. , A valuable and very improvable FARM, situate in the Island Of:Foulness, in the County of Essex, about 7 miles Rocllford, and 6 froth Prettlewell and South, End, consisting of a Me,§suage and Offices, with several' parcels of Lich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, containing 2:66 Acris,' or thereabOuts, in possesSion of. the Widow of the lateGites Bell, hotd for a Term of twenty-one Years, which expires at Michachnks 184. • • -, - 'this Earin is near a Quay upon the Banks of the Island, froil whence the Produce.is shipped at a small? expence. Printed Particulars may ,ba had of Messrs. Winter, Kaye,. Beckwith and Freshfield, - Solicitors, S within's-lane, Lon don; Messrs. W. and J. &Jail, Middle Templle; • Mr. Witstanley; Paternjrster-riw ;* at Richards's Cottee-house, Temple Bar, and at the Place of Sale. OXFORDSHIRE and BERKSHIRE:. TO BE' SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Mr. WINSTANLEY, Unless previously disposed of by Private Contraa, of which timely Notice will he given; on Thursday the nth day of November, iSoz, - at T welve o'Clock, at the Baptist's Head Coffee-honse, Chancery-lane, London ' • I~H, E MANORS of BROADWELL and KELP'!- together with several capital and improveable FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE FARMS, - WOODS, and ESTATES, belonging to an Ancient and Noble,F.amify, situated in the several Parishes and Hamlets of Broadwell, Filkins, Eo'iughton'Yogts ' and Kelrnscot, id the County of Okford ; and Shilton,' inshe County of Berks. - The whole , Estate contains Two Thousand Four Hundred Acres. and. upwards; situated in a fine 'Sporting Country, abounding with - Garne; and is altogether weil, worth the at tention of Noblemen or Gentlemen that wish to lay out their Money upOn Landed Property. , The Situation is within short distances of Burford, 'Lech dale, Witney, and Farringdon. :.,N . -B. As a specific Sum is to be paid fofthe Timber upoh the ESTATE, over and above what it shall sell for, Gentle men who intends() purchase, are thereftzre requestea to-satisfy themselves of the Value of the Thither previous to the Day of Sale, Which willbeascertained in the Particulars.. For further Particulars, • apply to Ilyssi s.- - Manlev and Lowes, Inner Temple ; Messrs. IV. and 1. Black, Middle Temple ; and Mr. Charles Stephens, at Kencot, .near But ford, Oxfordshire, who will appoint a person to shiw • the Estates ; and at. Mr, Winstanley, Patcrnastcr-row, London. SUTTON COLDFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE LETT, and entered upon at Lady pay next, or sooner, if required; Capital and Commodious HOUSE, pleasa4l'y situated in the Town of Sutton Coldfield, with suitable and convenient •attnlied and detached Offices, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens; with Coach , -house, Stabling for Six Horses, and about Six Acres of exceedingly rich Pasture Land adjoin ing the same: The House consists of a, Hall at Feet by r 6 Feet 4 Inches ; three Parlours 15 F. ir I. by is F. 5 1.-15 F. ro I. by 16 F: zl. and 12 F. $l. by 9F, 7 ; Kitchen r 7 F. by 12 F t 8 / ,;. Laundry 14 F. by 17 F .`; Butler's Pantry, and Sqvants'Hall, ,in the Ground Floor ; five excellent Chambers, with three Dressing-rooms on the, First Floor, and very good Attics, all Jr' the a: ne dimensions. ,Suwon Goldfield is situate in a beautiful and Sporting Part of the COUnty of Warwick, about eight Miles from the,Towns of Bilmingbain, i.ichtieid, Tamworth, Coteshilf, and Wal_ sal l ; 'a capital Pack of Fox Hounds within five Miles, and Harrier's are kept in the Town. Particulars may be hack by applyinr; at the Office of Messrs. croxall and HOlbeche, of Sutton Ckslcifizld aforesaid; r - • LPRICi SiXP E . N C - F. • iy - ALT'OFFIC.Ei , • • - • 24, 1861. rr I - 1 E tORDS COMATISSIOAVERS , of PIJ ArdyYSTY's TREASUR ba-_ , ..ing appoihted••4l6.4o , for Mr pripsient of HALF-PAY to SEA OF.ZICERS; froM the ist of yanstary to the 301 P Yisne, apz; accordinK to His Majesty's Establishment on tLat Gelfaij . ; _These are to Notice,' ibat the several P i ymentf beg,ln to he ;trade 'at the Piy. Offce, by the nun:rev 'of the iVaoy, dt Ten o'Closk is: the Morning Or the joilswing Day;, -On MONDAY the ath O&ober next, to ADMIRALS, - CAPTAINS, and their Attornies. On TUESDAY the sth, and WEDNESDAY the 6th • .oCtober, to LI ENANTS, and'their 4ttornies., And, on THURSDAY' the 7th 06tober, to MASTERS and SU 14G EONS, ' and their A trornies After which the List loll! be recalled the First and Thi:d nesdays in every Month, that all Persons - may then and there attend, to -receive•-what\ruly become payable to them, and not only bring with them the _Affidavit requited, tnt4ing their not having enjoyed the-llenejit of any Public Emplsyntent, either at .S'ed cr Sh,.re, during the time they : are to be paid Half -pay, but also to produce Certificates that tidy , have submitted to the Test, and - taken the Oaths of Allegiance reiu ‘ ke..2 by Aol of Parliament to Hii present Majesiy ; and in case a7y cif the laid Officers sh , iuld not be able to attend thew:selves, but emv4 Attornks. for 1, -I .:.'at p!crpose, that the said Attornies d0i...9,1;:ee the like Certificates and Afflia'vits from the Person: are entplEyed e abi rid on Leavc — their Agents are to produce -attested Copies of such Leave 17fOre ;he Half -pay can be paid.' And as. ty art Ac? of Parliament paired. in" the 35th year of Hi: present Majesty's Reign, entitled • . • " An Ad fyr Establishing a more' easy and expeditious Mode tar the, payment of Officers beleiklng to His Ma jesty's Navy,"----/t is en,zatd, by the loth aause of the said .48--" That ilanV Commisslonod o<Warrant NavalOtliccr, ~ , c -no shall be entitled to receive- Half-pay, and shall be. dc;,- sirous to receive and be paid the same,-.tit or near. the place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of-His,Ma jesty's' Navy, in. London, to have such Half-pay paid at or near the place of his Reiklence, in the manner pointed out hy the said A& 3 " - Notice 'is hereto, further given, that the Half-pay ending the 3oth 1802., will commence paying on the 4th of next MOnth,. and t;at all Persons desirous of having their Half-pqy remitted to them, May apXy asiaboVe direßed: • . EAST INDIA HOUSE, . • • - • Atigust 18, ISoz. • 'HE C 017 Rr of 'D R ECTOR , S .of IL UNITED CO'.4IP.X NY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND fradbig to the East Indite, do Merely give Notice, . That a QUar:.:l" ' y Gen2Tar, Cour, of 'the haid Compapy , willbet held at th,•i, 2:.•••.'ie in Leadenhall-street, on. Wednesdly, the 2•9!b ci.teinbt•r at Elcven ,'Clock•inahe Forenoon. , 1.115,S - COBB, Assi s tant Seereth9l. DUDLEY'S ARMS INN, DUDLEY. T O $E LET: and may be entered. upon im • til:':diately, if roquiied, the above Inn, situate in the Market-place, In .D'udity, in the Cuunty of Worcester, and tiow in the occupation of Mr. Juseph - Sptialle. The D welling-house .ar.d' its Appendages cornprize every AccOmmodation ' rot an Inn, and the-Prernises are spacious, .awi well adapted for that purpose. - The Tenant will be expeCied to take the STOCK, FUR= N ITUR E and CARRIAGES, at a fair Appraisemant, and every Encourxgeme:nt will be_given- to 'a good Tenant, who will he accommodated with a suilicient quantity of Land r9r .ui Inn. - For further - Particulars, and to, treat for the renting thereof, apply at the . Office, of Mr, .Bourne, -AttOrney, is Dudley atorasaid, • • SPRING and AUTUMN. . AS"TEETENER of the BLOOD, at - thest Sea_ sons of the year, has ever been dcei - ited necessary tha"t it generally proves a preventative at;ainst Epideini: and fatal Diseiii - eS, wo , hiiv, the experience of preceding ages, and it is-even recotomended by the Faculty as a wise prcuacttion ary custom : the advantages therefore- of DE_ V E,LN O's, VEGETABLE PILLS„ on accoant of. theiF convenierwe, safety, pleasantness of operation, and efficacy, roust be evident to every pervin whose eyes are not blinded with judice. They prove the most powerful Alterative, .PuTilier, and Sweetener of the Blood, ever'yet discovered, and - may be conti.lehtly relied op as the most safe and certain remedy for .Seurvy, Scrofula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Le- - prosy, and other Disorders arising trout an impure or.impaired state of the Bldoti. A 'RECENT CURT Joseph Fluetson, — iiitlCuest's, .Pastr y -Cook, No. 2os, Strand, having been many years afili4ed 'with a deSperate Scorbutic Leprosy all over his body—encouraged by the suc cess *of Lord,Selsey's Coachman, who had been cured of a similar complaint by. De Velno's Pills, resort. - d to the same Medieir.e, and was perfetaly cured. • - Tne Proprietor presumes; from the demand tbr this IVledi- 1 cine,;that. the astonishing cure - 'of Capt. Ellis'tji, No: 35, Mortimer-street,. as also of 1:ord .Selsey's Coachman, and a variety of others which have been repeatedly before the Pub lie, hay.: left a suitable impression.; but-he can with confi &nee add,- that its. real - merits as an Alterative, - Purifier, anti S%Veetrner of the, 13locd, and as a specific for the Scurvy, Scorbutic 'Eruptions, Scrophula, and other Disorders arising from-contaminated. blood, will, on a fair. .trial, plead more trcl - bry in its own recOrinnendation than any thing. which _ can be said of it. - Prepared and ;old wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro prietor j. bidding, late Surgeon in the Army, at his Ware hottse, No. 76, Oxford-street, London, in boxes, price 43. 6d. or - the (juaniity - of.six boxes in one, at 225. Sold also retail by-Tutt, Royal ,ENcharige ; ehing,and butler, No. Cheapside ; Ward, No.' 234, , Holborn; Swirtaiy, No, at, Pall-Mall ; Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and by t•very 4.7ine Vender. in.the.Kibgdom, • • EXTERNAL APPEARANCE NEChSSAR'Y IN LIFE. T ORS) CHESTERFIELD • parikular!) , aaviSe's Cleanlinets - , not only as necessary to Health, but the Success of our, Foitunes in Lite.; and with so slothful a complaint as any disease that h-e the lease analogy to the Scrofula IndUteo,c.e will naturally prevent either of the sexes front profiting tsy this'excelletit observatien. ER=OP'rIONS IN THB - I , 4kCE. The iriConsisterq dodrine of those who recommend Ex.' Actual Applicatio.'ts tor 'lnternal Complaints, .is obviated in the following simple question r Will the'fur.which' adheres to the inside of a kettle, or boiler, be removed by washing the outside' ?.. Toe same comparison may be matte-respecting . fire human frame : Can an jmernal complaint be removed by anexternaliapplication ? 'Thesei,queitions.are left to bean• slavered by every Reader, which will ihew the ridiculous ness of inculcating tin§ dodrine,-while the Infallibility of ,Dr. RR ODU Nl's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary,Caires thatdaily appear. in the Papers, parti eularly in cases Of the above nature Dr. Br alum, as a regu lar; Physician: has been _kcjwn many years; and not as a NostrUm Vender. His motiveafor publishing this advertise- inent; - is to secure the Health of the Public trom the banger that attends external application, which, to his knowledge, has prolberi fatal to many who have placed in it an improper confidence. . ' . A Naval Captain in the India Service, d:iring a long period 'was afflided with a Limes Venerca, which hp contracted when a 'Midshipman; the complaint' in , consequence tell into his limbs, and the ulcers it oecaSiotied exposed Ow bones to view; by:recommendation of a Captain George,. of Bull, he applied to Dr. Brodhm, and in three months was testord; but being apprehensive of a return, as he was immelliately obliged to sail Iri,•a - India, be took. with him a dazes bottles of his Botanical Syrup, from which he has experienced their salutary eileds. The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative Nervous Co'dial, _ to. be had at the Dodoes House, Noi 9; .Albion-stte in bottles of 11. is. 6d. and 55". sd. ; and - by all Printers, Bookellers, and Venders of Medicine, in ,the Unitect r.ing dom, with-proper diredions: . The Medicinc•may be had every day. A quart bottle con tains equal to live small ones. • It will be necessary the' Doelor should see such - Paticnt as are - alliteted with Deafitess or Loss of Sight, cir semi their Cases n 7 lettex uf pArcel tothe Doctor (poet or carriage primal) with 41is usual fee. • in ' h 1- .111