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T"'E' Advertiser offerS to redeem from redge, *heti and purchase," PI24E GOODS of every description,, I IY, °I Linen, Woollen, Cottini,.Silk, limp', or Lea ther;p ',Kewit.e Plate, I)iamoOds, ityl Pearls. , • b -.. - wtards of azld - ..eis. to the Advertiser, apply to 28, Taber "aele-row, Nl:oiortieldi.- 1 , 1 , 1 • 11 - Cash advanced on Nlanufactured Goods ; if 'at 'far a rvign Mai let; a liberal price given f . or them. - ~-__ ExTON, Stocithroker;t the • Second house • ikoa ”;, c'oventry-street, is happy to 'olumnee th uls, Friends and the Public at large the COUP ;rateceniew, of a new I.ottery, of only Mt DO Tickets, to be : 12111Srawit_„i September 170, containing' Prises of L,20,,c00, &c. 4e, and no Prize less .than L. 20, an arrange ent v.tizli he he will meet the w6hes of everyi,,ottry Adventiirer. 1" It it with muc h p l easure EYTON i s enabled to add, that u a folickving Capital Prlies, N6 , ..18,824, a Prize of L. 1 0 509 6,548, - a Prim! of L. 600 , A • • 6;4 it 2., a- Prize of l,.iioo • , 248, a Prize of '/..2,00 ,rztwa the hit Dae in the Lottery liuittert, were an sold at 'hi.; truly, fortunate Etualillo,meuts.in hip and f'oventri-sfiett, wheee he respectfullyPriendg to partake i 4 the Favaurs of Fortune, which' he sitteuits tiiitributing the't7th of gepfetober, NWF. INVENTION - ITOLATES (late . Robinson and liolnes), Patent l'ertaze-rulther to Lis llu ;I°l l l Highness te rince Reent, and to the of el arettet h ti ; o w P tO the Th g eatre Itoyul , Co hi vent-v:arden, of €2lO and tat, strand, begs leave to inform the 'Nobility and Gent r y o that be has invented a mode id making PERUkIS . , 4 'whi c h fur tightness and natural appearance cannot. he eg nalt, ed: the heir' , o curiously woven at to appear c the hair growin front the head. 'They are eotir,ly dcro;d'of pres. sure, a to , ault that occurs in Perukes hal:el-to •io Spring ;:,Scalps. and every description of Ornamental litUr for Ladies And Gentlemen, on au improved principle. 1 , . %N. B. Holmes bets leave to inform th-2 Ladies and eu, tivit he . h 3 engaged metvof the first abilities for Hair ~i. to ttittg, and has eoeetttiy fitted up apartments for that put- StIOOTING'JACKETS. N comequenee of u sporiOns•Artiele not mode . of Hair, or capable of: resisting Wet, -being .offered by Ttliii)nt in imitation Of G. FOX's I'ATP.NT AQUATIC HAM VANII.IItOON,. he is muter the necessity of ceasing to sell any s enmade op ; s o , that GentreMen may not be imposed on by the C ounterfeit, he therefore continuas.to MAKE UP, in all co- Idurs, his AQUATIC HAIR GANIIII-I.OON, which is.liFht, very neat, exceedinglf durable, and will not stain dr. tear, Into ~ lc "tilir Jackets, Ladits -and Gentlemen's Driving Coats, °llicers m ot ; c • and every sort of Garment required to .?3:11 the most butsteruns and wet .wcather, may. be I.,,,V l :! t x„,'cuting in a superior matmer,.to various ordets Of. dif ,:-N?shlvreen, &c. They will. in future be stamped in- G e p e't's Patent." and now can . only he pttrehased at tatn a t tt t e u r ns s t , I ? .. rge rws Warehouse, '2B, King-street, Curent-garden.. if post-paid ; and G , :ntlemen sending a Gar . (I be as well fitted as if presiit. TO BE LET, FLtitNISHF,D, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, IC I "'ItGARtoN . PRIORY, in the County of ri c h r Nottingham, together with i 5 Acres of reruarka!)le sant! Lind, in the centre Of Which tho Honie is plea lost 6illl4 ted, surrounded• With Shrubberies laid out with 1-11 0 excellent walled Garden and Gra fiery, •&c. The tt frets.tiitains on the Ground Floor, a Dining Room, :t3 by or,rtDrowing Rooiu and Study, of good dimensions t le u,' ll l l , i ng Room a Breakfast Room the same size--ex ' 81411 ) 1 11i' a °°"lt, Dressing Booths, &e. and good OfllePs---• city, ve :,,g, ft-kr IQ I.7li)rses; and Coach House. Thorgarton teark e —l gnutl roads, is three toilet from Southwell, a go l V 1:; t tawt ' t ten from Nottingham• and ten fruni,New.l a - •tr. Lantana —in the centre ,of Mr.haworth's I hint, 11.,h)in reach of the Melton, Belvoir, and Mr.,Ltunley San. ove r V l T,Ttis• The tenant will have the right of Shoot , 4, 11 - '"` e- ns'Swe Manor, well stocitcd with Game trs Ri e t tlleu nti further partienlars, to be learnt es 4 " 4 S Pedifing, Lincoln's-inn Fields, London, and T w at io of it , l ' •544111') Esq. S uu th w en, and•John,Drettle, Esq. " • So just! ' 1311.67.1':it's CAErI:,RATILD VEGETABLE'RES`I'OR. . 11, -. " vli i'oo'lll POW° ER, l i ng t h l e rectl— m t P en ded for Whiteni-tg the T II ET H, Preser h y; .. .'OO-1 ,( i ; 1 11.- .Q, and Preventing that dreadful malady the . Xi• • ~- A CH E . _ rtures, t Atir offr t, (l e fr i ' oprietor a l re r -- ~e unteo anc e,a PM regularityof Fen,. .1 of BUTLER% 4 flowed to distinguish the British t'air ; I)t i r d t TooTH Po w I) h It wou I. tl it i r e ve to ;einind his Country-women that the lustre o tii,._,Lharrns loses halt its influence where the Teeth are ,_7•.uloured, or she‘, *and Unhealthy appearance:: —this Is he 4 , 0 . s A rottLn the , „,T, in exettsable, as the ' • • 1 ailbrds present I rtparattos , .. Mel, hei rwe means of removi ng every blemiet of the CCM. , It . 1. , composed of Vegetables. a clearing ~ ,, ,,41: s recommended to the attedtion 'anti ranks, P ~. 'the e o c : cr Y mperteelloU, either in thc colour, or the dec . :Li t ! ( t ei ,„,,„ ptel Of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath swer... 1 'coolie, andG sof their proper sliai an t i ver _ -... making the um , . 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IV; Tomkios, and at the British Gallery of Pictures, No. 5.1,* New Bond-, street. where the beautiful Dra w in g s in Water Coloors, exc. cutedexpresstv for this Publication, are exhibited. Admit tance to Non-übscribers, One Shilling. • . FP" eF PVNeE- TT .k.ITPFNNir• :z - 1 / 4 IY IN SPAIN, B T SII All ' Extract at letter-from 1111 Officer of, the 313.t1i Regiment; serving; with the di‘isioir of the army under the command of Gen:STEWART July 3, Amitigt the ryrennees , " We have ' only now descender( from ;be heights, where We have been perched these last three days, observing the motions of the enemy, with whom we have had daily skirmishes since we entered the valley of Bastin." - " July 10. " I have been about two hours-in'etimp. .I - was relieved thiS morning from the first piquet mount- .; ed by our brigade in France. We marched yes terday morning,. soon after' thiy-brealt, from the ground wher.e..l conuneuce&this letter, to occupy a pass in possession of the enemy tifZer a nuist Motions ma:reb, , we reached anti gained. The French having only a sinait guard Of , • regnlars and armed peasants, did n bt o ff e r• th e ve _ sistance srru had expected ; . and thus, we bacl no thing; to overcome, excepting only ,t be obstacle--; which the ascent of every steep mounta:o pre sents _As soon as we , 'reached the summit , the . peasants told us we were in France, and pointed out 'tiv'o of the enemy's towns, Ikgerne, owl St. Jian, Pied de Port. .The valley below is heautiiid, cuttivateti to the. highest degiifee, and in the enjoy- Went, as it long Inici.been,. of -the. most prOlottivi tranquility. Having Lift guards on the stunt-nits of every ridge, the brigade Withdrew .to its hi vottac. illy picquet -was pasted on the nto:n p is by which, .they s3y,,' cannon turfy be hrt)t!, ht. I f they can, it must be by the greatest exertion, so; the hill is so steep that thbosands might be de stroyed by the mere'tbrowing down of stones, if it were defended in nog other manner. You may . form an idea what an agreeable night 1 spent, Lwhen I tell you, that it blew' a hurricane; . and taine&incessantly. From a comparison of the two situations, - my present appears delightful, and my tent, which 1 was then wititoist, a. little paradise." " Miss of Espagny non' Eraza,.tnly " 1 addressed you from betoyel'amplona on the t ..19.th of last month. We nnived towards the rotor of.these mountains a few days after, and:entered this enchanting vale. It has fourteen towns, of which Ilizenda is the principal, and abounds with , , every thing that the rW. , ..!st-part of 1 4 .1 „. 1 giami afford. \Ve'have had to *dislodge the enemy daily, atid,have at length succeeded in expelling him, in spite of the .advantages he derived from the very mountainous nature of the country. Ott the 7th this brigade was moved up a tremeudons..bill, which it was necessary to possess before our troops could proCeed along the valley : The aftermion happened to be 'extremely line; anti in the liOat'Se of liVe !mini we were nearly at our joktiney's end. A. 4 the '..1.1th regiment mut ottrotives ,t 1 ,10 4 , 1 , 010 . the height, the enemy withdrew the picqutt of which he bad been tusking a parade, and we . ima gined he, had alto!..etlicr retired : bat sonnr had theicatling tiles' reached the top, thou .:the mountain %vas 'overcast by ,:•o thick a eloud,.that,a Was impossible to discover either the nature of the ground, or the force of the enemy, who im mediately„opened a heavy - fire upOn us. Notwith- • standing the distressing situation in which we found oUrselVes, the two reginentivfortnedAine ; alid having discovered the enemy, who had ad vanced within • thirty paces of us; 'without being perceived, %''ve. poured in, a tremendous likt upon hint, and gave bitn•three British cheers. " This served as a quietus for some time; but after great trumpeting and beating of drums', he again advanced, and sent such showers Of balls, that, hid they'laken effect, oily little torte, eon• sisting only of 700.ruen$ would have been entire ly destroyed. ,Perceiving from the little execn tiOn the enemy did, how vain it was to tire amidst so obscuring a mist, the General ordered our 'Mel to sit down, and wait until our oppo-, twins should advance to the very muzzles'ot our pieces : this, however, he .deChtled to attempt, and contented himself- with peppering us at a re spectful distance until nine at night'. We re mained on our arms all night; the men euriug their evil stars at. having been disappointed'in taking .the enemy prisoners but when the Inortt ing dawned, and we beheld the ground ant: the iluttiense force with whirl, we had been contend ing, far different sentiments . prevailed as it wea s then ►ascertained, that h<ad not the fug route tan oppoi tunely' we. 'should halve been surrounded brush a.nd tern, laying wait for i►s. Shortly t tr "whole dtvisiott, who hall been concealed in t,tlsl::ye: r who saw other troops comiug to our assistance_, and part of our flare:. en deavouring- to turn his'llank, retired in great haste with his 4000 men. General STEWARr :Issenthled the Oflicers yeSterday, and expressed hi , high the COMItIet hitit leer s 0 trying aS sittiati,m, of ‘vhich, i he _hail made tt:,,speeittl.report to 1,0:%1 ITN. We v ale t treaty kifteJ and Vvounded. Nevec tiaerp 14.0' ‘‘'i little, effect,. Nothing. e t oild" stivpios the i sts int ,sell the 'poor / and long-oPPred olt , at seeing ; they emitv iftlllloqtately v :al,lto ,;i:l6linnst l arc eicc O oni4oitilit(t)tti,%git,ttpittltitets, . to t i t .e ttt ii l i . ( t 3s h t o : e ki w lkt t viii l s l l l l i i t ri v g o • retuisc will enable' us to renew out ,glorious tolls ‘oviiiirohntsT: t v e n:; ., 7. 6 . )1, u t i l e o n pe oc to yv v:;: r t y :: a t l e tt w ai (i i with renovated vigour." „ An amateur of the 'fruir-garden will not des pise the following disco Very of a Owl Monmouthshire, Which is an effectaatie , ,,arity ask wall fruit against snails. losert behind the fruit bearing branches Alie lateral shoot 4 ut gal;xiajPi nosa (or gorse, as it_ is generally clAlle4), in ally *ay as will best stirroanil the tiloi-.--the vuo, tl facts thereof will suoti lie visihle. —;-, C°l. " Commissary . in Chiefs Office, Aug. 11, 1813. .SUCH Persoas as are lie irons :of Contracting with the C..ninniisary in Chief to supply 1; nen Article's of 13, +Wing, &c. Blankets, Rugs, Iyonmongery, pewter Articlis, Tinware, Earthenware., Tables, Chairs, Coopers-ware, Coal Measures, Brooms taikets, &e. Fire kngines, and Harness, iltitt reireParticulars of the Contracts at thisollice)setweert the Hours of Eleven and Five, and deliier their Tenders.. seale d tip and directed to the Colitulissary in Chief, marking . thereon "Tender for Barrack Stores;" on or before Monday the TM inst. but none will be received after Twelve o!Clock oq that bay; nor will any Propo.;:il be noticed unless ;wade !lir/annexed to a printed Particular, and . the Prices inserted I 'Words at length; nor u - nless a Letter be subjoined to such proposal, signed by two Pepons of known Property, engaging to beeome bonnd with the Party tendering, in the Sum cx-, t4 " l in the Particulars for the due Performance of the Contract. g el ;• . '1 cat ot , tic O e :k f c ' tt• , 1" °. P;ti cc , r,.