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' */,,, .' •A , s.-, ; ,. : ; ) -4 . :::."' 41. ,. .,i,: , =,.. i 44, 0 f. s., / 0 \ \ 4 irk '' Fitt OA N 0V IR it .DER' , 12, 1813, • l 't ‘5" 'ft I PRICE SIXPENCL-LIALPII.SI./NY. • • Y- • ADMIRALTOFPren, oetoher 230,1313. • WIDOWS' PENSIONS. • rium COURT of AssisTANTS 6 - 1 the,alA ..k RITY for the REGI,EF of POOR • WIDOWS of COM: MISSION and• WARRANT OFFICERS of the It having resolved,. with the approbation of big Royal Ilighness.the Prince Regeot,,, that, - from and -after the Ist,s4 January, 1814, the PENSIONS of ,S,EA DOW'S shall be INCREASED-to, and eaahlished at, the fol, towing , Rates, Per Ann, The Widow of a Flag•Oflicirr of this MaiesQ's fleet L. 120 The Widow ofa Captain, superannuated, with the rank of Rear Athniral • 100 The Widow of a Post Captain of 3 years standing "p 0 The. Widow ofa oast Captain under 3 years standing 90 The W;dow ot a Commander , ..... 70 The Widow of a Lieutenant, superannuated, with the rank of Commander GO The Widow . of a Lieutenant 5O The Widow, of a Master 4O Tim Widow of a Sui goon The Widow of a' Purser The Widow of a Boatswain The Widow of a Gunner 25 -The Widow.of a Carpenter . The Wi tow 'of aSeeiond Master;of 1 - ;ite It ,orMa s ter of a Naval Vessel W a minted by the N., vy BoaTil • . 95 With the proviso, however, that, those 11 Wows , only shall be reputed 'proPerobjects of the Charity who hove not Pensions On the Ordinary Estimates of the Navy, or by any other grant , from Governmaut, and whose annual incomes, arising. from their real or personal estate:, or otherwise, do not amount to dont& th, sum allowed fur their respective perv.don,. And it being' intended that all Pensions from 0.1, said Cha rity shall in future ,he paid quarterly, up to the following days, viz. To the 51st of March, instead of to the 08th of Feb., 30th of ,Inne • noth of Sept 31st of Aug. 51st of Dee. • 3oth of Nov. TIIIB IS TO GIVE NoncE TtiRREoF ; and that the Affidavits, required by the Rides of the Charity, are, in fu-, ture, to he sent. or bronght to this Mice, Between the 17th, and 31st of March, 171 O :and .30th of June, 17th and 30th Sept. 17t11 and 31st of Dec. instead of at the. timc,s lie;etofore directed: It is, therefore, particularly desired that, ail.WMows, now receiving Pensions from the said Charity, do, without frail, maite and transmit jo me, at, tit is Otfice,• their usnal Allidavits,between the 13111 and :31st December next ' , .:stetttl of ia November), in- order to their beittg paid their Pea •ions up to the slay on which the, present rates Pe tsions easel anti those Widows arhn may fail to transmit their A fid,,,vits at the said time wilt htt cx eluded the benefit of the (list Quarei's increase, W:CP,OKER. N. D. The Nov Regnhtions'ana Forms of Affidavit will be ready for delivers' on the 3ist of lan: Z tXCIIEQIYER. BILL OFFICE, Nor. 11, 1 si:. .111 tXCItCOLTER dated in the Months of Deceni- - , This Day 'was pnitlished price 3s. Gd. •• • A DJOURNED DEBATE at , • the EAST , IJI 1-HOUSE, .at' a - tietteral Curt 'irt%Propvictu.s of East-India Stuci.6l . on ttrednectla,r, thotitlt Oett)cr, Wta, on tlic subject et pr6curing euutpetent Authullty tez churNe the - Property Tax on the. Pitident.l9 utem ttpn , ...ret . ritorial Reve nUes of the Cunipaq, :sad fur lacteasing c Siliiry of tlic Di rectors. . i• • • f , •- • r.• her, s, • . 7011 E PAID ori , . r-rE LORDS ..001101V3:AONL118 of lIIs MAJE. suR having. given directions for pli'ine o!f the Principal of tit. abovemeutioned EXe.(ll.:- QT:EIt BILLS with the interest„ dtta thereon, :. at, - the Ex r eheltity 1101 Office in the receipt of I:XeliequiCr, New Palace ard, Westminster, onWeilliesily, the Ist day. of December enStling. 4:ttendance rill be given sail) (Sundays and JHoli days exeirted) until, and including Friday, the ,With in stant, from teu o'clock in the morning, till one in the af teriflon, forthepurp,is.e : of revert:ogt he same, and, for the greater disr.atell,the bearcrs uf,the said Bills arc desired to place , euth description of,Bilds* in separate 1...i%t5, (winch are to be übtain,ed ttt this Olficif) 4.lgrifig them in the Order of their ruspctive dates; _such etc are fur . the sarne, el,inourit be jug r-ointiically arranged, -au.' specifying the principal stuns and interest due theretrir ; computed from, but excluding the dies oil which they ore respectively ,fated, to the said Ist day of December int4.:%:ive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers - (being . holders or not) are indisPciumbly reipiired to indorse eu.th Bill with their .stun gi.;:tatture and to WTI Uts their name:. *MI I . l.:Aidencc at the bottom of each .separate l.i t and they are inureuver required to at tend the Exchequer Bill Otlice for payment, and to receive the new Bulls, Mid rive the re:tipts for the same. , If any of the holder; of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of , the principal mid interest' previous to the said Ist day of December, the} ntiry be acconi modated on computing . the interest to the day On which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fur eXaMination one day prior thereto, :•• • ••- •• BytbeEDHOß.of the forniA• Definte. • • London: Printed fur Bkteizi Purty, and Cu. Lettilentiall streetr,— • i . • • • SUPPLEMUNT TO CAPTAIN COOK • P . resent: State of Miuleirit, the Brazils, Cape of Cooi! Botany Bay, the Society, Sandwich, and Friendly Isla.lds, New Just . , • r • • Second Edition, handsomely printed in Quarto, price . 2i. 9 in boards', greatly enlarged b% Considerable notations, VUYAc i. 110 U ND E oit L By JOILN• LJRNIII.4.I - .. "The entertainment we have experienced the perusal of the Vi.lages,uf.Coluatetrs, Italeigh, (lama, .1.)i , 41,..h. Cook. 4;114 pompieri, ore still fresh. in our lucloories;- , ond. %se rrttL to ineet.old-frimid4 its improved circumstances when: we revi sit with, Mr; Tornlfoll many of t he places first made o to us,hy those glicoverrts.: This Voyogo forms to pleasing con trast to the pomi.ous and,suspieions• narrattees of the French travellers, who have almost monopolised the mane tacturc of lying wonders. To such productions we are glad to oppes,t the staple of Mr, Turnbull's communication . .., and to give them. the. patronage of the British Review."—British Review for October, 151.3. '5 We have seldom been more gratified than with , the tion.whieh this voyage makes to our knowledge of distant countries. We consider it as one of the most interesting ;nfoks of Travel which have appeared for Many years."—Ldintnitgli Be view. . . • , • , ‘• Me. Turnlialrs des..:riptions have the merit of noVelty, and, we believe, the toot perfect lidelit). His observations are those of a strung and a thinking mind."—Atchivcs Lit terair . . Pri►,ted for A. 111o:well, llell-yard; and C. it:baypie, Pall- Malt, an by all the , . . Such perspus Its may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part• 4 p:tyment of priacibml, ITO masking new Bills, anidnentioning the umuuut at the bottom of their •listA, delivered on or before the Thti instant, may he accommodated with new Bills, ca . rrying an interest of three pence hall-peunL,by the day, on. every one hundred potin.ls, which said new Bills wi:l bear date the said Ist da Y of December, anti will.be deliv . ered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired' to Le ExchAnged, on Thut*day, the ed day of December, and the following days. LLB v.S : 10111. CillioNlCLli. • 1 ning ourichtesa slight difference of Opi nion tror the brilliant,Organ of the tote TNients, We had yestc.rctay• cut out its Nelilllllllll'V, lc 0; observations ".relative to the augmentation of the disposable force of tare country, with 'the inten tioh of pointing out tlieir'accierney and truth. Lord Castlereagh having,•bowetir, in hi s sp et . ,o l l ast night, saved us this lahOtr, %Ye beg leave to con.' 'trasthis information tity.t authority agarri.it Oppo sition ignorance and presumption. • The.mode adopted by the resent ildr»inlOtrattOn; of ptlr witting the nipitist corps to raise-nien in ts. 4 raf. , of 'the " 0 1 - thou, is now wELL KNOWN tio hove arty u .Att.:l4J;ow to th, &Walls• of the Tegrelar rmny, /ore ,Fautiaccri man/ collisions hctivccu 1.6 e vv.:pet:l4w services."—•-ic citronicle.) " The ordinary recruiting of. last year pm:het:ll at,:ll 14 10 15,000 men: the militia 'ltaly 10,000 lace ; \veils to be added the recruits of rt..ign two - krt.. nuoibet. ed had nearly, kept pace with the Cda.r rragit ) rflar, value of Dr. FRMEM.AN's 'tint no- S4 of ‘l t tl he r l ' ) ‘ l .l, ,l S p r esent tins stt aybeat!: €) s 'i c g p roved; otiitetitiin with it., in all the different stages of a certain 1)i: a which it ef actually cure, trul eradicates front the habit, without excit;- lug the'riinfoi feelings and exposure that attend Salieu' ion—. without the . ,Constitutiutrin any deeTee, ur - even - the iring.coufinentent front business, or re of diet.— The radical virtues of these inestimable Droos hare proved their claim to public:approbation, for mere than 30 Fears. th an the dAility of both Sexes they prove a nerer4iirling Re - storative, whether the., debilityls produced by toff free ixt.t of Mcrenry, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a Wart» climate. TnTrarellers, and those gOing abroad, they cannot he retool • Mended too strongly, as they will receiN c at safe, speedy, and. complete Clive, in all old stubborn sheets, and every \Yeali ltetni-tlikt affects the Bladder nod tiepins of Urine. air its,ef gicooy tr i al)) , women bare beottir Mothers,who for many tears bad been deluived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patelit 11, dicint Warehouse, 4 , Cheapside corner of St. Paul's Church-Ord, London ; Sharp' and Belant, mouth ; Jones, ‘Veston, Allnut, • Mallory, Portsea; flail and Johnston, Gosport; •Colenuth: and "licolt, Sheerness; Peek,' ltoss and 'l' artier, tint!: I . loxla.nd and Cookworthy, Granville, Nettleton, nuts Gilliert, Plymouth ; Knox and Lloyd, and Swainey and Co. Birmitu;lnun ; and Penny,: and Lathbory, Liverp,,ol ; Staines and Lynch, hi:mein-4er; Trewittan, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Rea burn, Scutt, and Baxter, h;ditiburgh ; Baxter and Macdonald, (Thutgaw ; litilgett :mod Barry, ; Stevenson and Cu. Voreieli ; tits iid'en, Leicestpr ; Dunn and Sutton,. Notting ham; and retail ,y mast Country :tie diems Vender t, in Boxes at !id. ~11(1 (it. each.' N, B. All E::eliegnir Bills thitcd prior te.Deeernber, tine, . . liat•L been advertised to be paid oil, anti the iittereat thereon • has eesitkl. Th e ,krrriptions or titles of the Bills are as follow, viz. Credit of 1813, 32 G. 111. cap. 11.1. L.:3,000,0Q0, ISI3, 52 Geo. 111, cap. 164. ... WILLI.INI_ B. NIOCITAIN, , . SACIACENN 111'..U) INN, Sonw-liiii, London, - • - ' The th,..3t Accommodation for T...tveller .., goal Bras, • choke LiqUor.i, and mo,i.:rate Cimi . r,e,. -. The . fultowing Pipet COnehet:, 11;:il ..•(•,;,c_ite*, &&. , tet out from • the sartoolo•Hvoil lon, ,SaPw-liiii, '` . ..Kotwit!..itanding the large gupp:ies iiich furnishadlo the Orin.., It .11.141 ocvcr. Licata, mory better tlh,Aciptitiort4 at more eith.:l4.lot.Y/411•1i I MO» ment, after this eight years prof:en»; ve neral utility of the Militin body lnttl bean io ' " In North Britain, to which we were acettitortied far the completiim of our rank, and for the' most ethcnin vies, recruiting 44,7 i heem wati, , ,qhfied; lrelatal it lots tit/Atilt/ cleclin(q---themitvits4 t lit empire heing absorbed by the mil i tia;' and u01, ,, 4s l.ltiy IntOr; of recruiting the Militia wree b, doae.away, it will he iiitito3- sible to re-establish and keep op a rigida.. minter ou.vj'ar tige , ativie.optratioat 11 it , It was a high satisfaction to loin to say, llrlt OOtwith standin;:- the various events of the war, the greot extent of its opt:rations, and w the necessary waste th a t as' incurred, such had been the etlectuf the measure. , :which ifiy. Mutton of Puliam halt :(!opted, that the general force of thg wink.; try, us well as the militia, stood us high a point in num Gees its at any former period of th e war."—.Lord CoAtiercieg/i. " With respect to the. supply of the army, tier measures had been su farsuccessfitl, that lw had no propm;ition to sOir, mit un the grounds on which the ordinary sapply now stood." - .1110 m. When party Writers must 'dui)? had better ascertain a few of thti filets itb;:ntt which they are to employ thenisetves • Wcytiffitrth, I)nrettes•. ter, rislioonith, I)artmudth, ;tad Stlishory, tiew Po t C9aeh, evins Niorning at halt past Six o'clocii; through fluni ton, Axtnialter, ilridport, l3laitdit rd, IlLiiingstOtie, ;tad tr . 1 4 rtY' TO TIIONIAS TAYLOR, Est 4. Na. 9, New Bridge-stl'eet, London. ais• c}• ' of' ~rauvj, r A , ,I :too jUr 41, A . l b° tt - IrrlO , ,I 4 ?' Yl ii ' A it `A 0 , 101 io f 4 11 , 0 4. 0 ., sitldf ";tto r t, 1 4 .6,41 'ts, to the - best }bidders, .•:r of the Court of Exchequer, Ire, Deputy Itememhmorer of the loner Tetnple, London, November next, ut Twtive IitHEIIOLD I , ..STATES .by virtue of 41. writ of Extrut 1 1 ,. lier*) Ritnute the Int °l Aide. „ 1 1 ii . ... l uenlinnwind Bushey, in thei l -,..ottuty o f tl li c er o tl i co v ii o ly i I“,, n t ;* frtau London' arid ,at Lewisharb ? to th e , , r ~. i kii ," 41 , 1 Y 4 riiie (rain London) consisting ,of a Count 7 "14' "it! , 41' ut . 3 acres of Land.ot Little Bush eY ; ” 1111 .' 1 " - ) l ' - ' 1"1 • I ' llu ll ): 4 ) 13 .' 1 use, 'Stabling, and others convenient ,F,,;(l4,llttoidni,l4A-witb ; ,1 4 ) 0 ° 44 t ... .1 - 4 ac res of exceeding rich, Meadow ,'4ls. ~. ilcuoug to the Itoust, near the Sign_ of i _ l t l ti n e , . 11 e 'r . elt : 4• 4 ', "n the rind leading. front Elstree to Aide! I , . ,_ 1.- , ',nt I , 4 atut i qt 4c , sa.)stalitial C.ottag i es, with Gardens adjoining the h4,.li"ouee called the Coach and Iliwses, at Calelicot.mll, 11.1441 disnince from the sl-ligh I I nod called iVatforit Itoad„ over Ilmhey ; 1 4 4 ° 4 " , 1 27 iieres of most excellent at eal.ou . , . v. '41'4444 Meadows, situate near Elstree, and bounced b,, 11,,,e called Bride -street.. '14 t 1 :44 1 '. the greater.pat . t is - Tithe4rec and the Land-tax rc bew c . mid the whole is in a most oe t li e , ,,- ht ful country, and rii:e taken possession of-iirtnediatelY'sr,„cinns IV INhaPs '414 ':' a(.11-twellini h lc , DYe-lionst., (4' ' V t ,mb s ` c ,, ll .,e--1, and It - rg: t D c l i ying-gron . nds s ff it t pi i 4 e te n o i n .. t i t l i e e !% t e b s e ( I q :` t tio. River ltaren'shourn, oilioniiti 4 , ~,i.4 ; : - ti , e entrance of Lewisham, in th e ~t .,; l: _att io' if in t‘o i n i o fa pi er i t i l , t i o t . I ' , ii, 1 , le Hertfortbiliire property to be -.‘ ;','.l ti: "le. Broolis,' at the Form-house •,,1).14re. I.ewislialn property, with leave tit the Tenant, NI.I-A. 1 , :i l hol, - e-nientIoncil ; h d t •the Essex' ‘ltiat k ' 4..1d printed Particulars may he -a a , 1 . . . ~. i 14.1 . ' Waterfor 1 • tl • I'l '1 li rt St. Albans; tin- ..... ` o 'el. , , Staintior e • the: 11 ; 16 , 1 ,7" t ' 11e ‘ 1) ( in : ty ' t i 1 : " ( . : ,e 'l" t i !C 1 . 1.1: 1 I l . !tan se ' r i l i t i I a t e i k ,i l e i r il l t :x lii ;h 4 e i t t i . o t i l i i . e . lilt' 11 " 1 " Tt. lsu pi clu r r of Charles Bicknell, .Esq. ''.l l ,, Ti t tt tiztrden l 'e 'l r n r . te e e. ) , L Al l es ' s g r l i:. Knight and Jones, liare ir' • ; 1 4 ' "Ple, Me ' ssrs " lianrott wiz' metcaite, Lincoln:a -' . Ct- tii t ;; r .d t ;: i r . i dtire, ' Pall Mull ; and Mr, IVilliain Jaquea, ' 1 .44, 1 ,.., 5; ''''''---------.....:_____. • ----; • ' (4'c'OUGl-1 CUIII-3) Ivrrilotn^ INVAITD MI.- 4 „., , . ni,,,NE. ~ QCPIF.'S ROYAI. EMBROCATION. , L i , . ; rp i 1 ""11 ' . I ' O f CI 'I hen are cured an ,14,,, ,144,,v. 1. , ,i11f S 0 ( . . , _ ...,... 1 , t ,.' , 1tt. 4 ,, 1 , 1 ,. fly this Rimed , . Onfirst atta ‘ e,tt,.." . " l ' r ": ,.. t. at tk e ! Inie,,tioti of ILOC,IIE'S ENIBROCATIo., will! Z,'ltlit,,},l:alPhiint tilting- any bold of the constittit . .itn,.a c n i ii ‘e a s ~,,, i. er ks , Y ewnpletely cure. In the most obstmatt , . 1 . , ' v,, . 4 -e , will pr,lttecth. desired etfect ; and no re '":;.`,.. ) , 1,, A.., well ~.,, , .t. . 1 , tui,,,,,,,,. ~,anAtlatett tor.children as.this, fur it rettu , w i a cu t , ' u) r te talien in - - Ile , ty b toin i c • " 41 ' ' " , t:t t mica ~.40wth:s Nlediente is equally efficueitni l s mi l l. Irtif .1 1 a nu for Meiji, Wonted, and Chiljrtli, as sale a" h,'lnt t ,, h 1 4-' iit. l .ir, b e 4 ; i t 4 4, ,, n l h , i ,s , !‘fetlicia e be genuine , upluss . 7 , : , e.: , ri , 4:i t l i l , ;: n . „ r k e v0.,,t,•("t i„itc.:.tie, and every Awn' , t!' , •""-, ~1 „ 1, ''-- itl,, 4l "dtir) ;,, 4 " A Church -yard :who is tile ii:.; : - i • i ., ...• ' ' '-,liNted tbereon. l'rke -IN 4,et) 41. - . 26 . - Pe r h I/oNottnED Sta, Edinburgh, Nlarclil S. y BEG leave to inform you, that ever since We year 1790, I bud 'been afflicted with the laws Venerea ; which, from its obstinately Msisting every course of medicine' preseriinsl by the most eminent of tha faculty here, and un der.;“ing several severe cyarses of salivation, and Mice di.- charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear ie. be of the most inveterate nature. lu tbe.spring of last year my disorder had got to such n head, as nearly to put a period to toy existence--I had a large ulcer on the cri.nvu of my head, one on each ant, and my legs were broke out in a frightful /Twiner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had beim iti.a state. of taceratum for the last 'seven years ; M In • v left bad also ,• t two large nodes on it, was Very OOLt.:M (0u0 , 4 and gave nut such excruciating pain o particularly wlten warm in bed, as nearly to deprive ine of rest; in this larnenzahle state; I was recommended by Mr. .T. Thinupsca, (who received so great a corn by them here), to talie yonr Leake's Patent Pills, whiel, 1 begun to tin meths. '26th Nlay,; in the coarse of a fortnight I began to receive benelit—in little more than a mouth the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed- 7 - (41AM after, the sores on my legs healed also; how ever, considerable discolontatio.l in the skin, and pain its the 'hone of the left, wßich', by the li:rssing of Ood, anttat little longer perseverance in your invo.:,lable medicin e , subsided the trodes dispersing, the Al , ; 1 ! r , g;li:1111;.; its natural lute, and • the nocturnal pains gradually going thus became.; by s•our liherrl ad. ice and medicine, perfectly free' froui all my, * former compli;mts—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and um become joltyand fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all whit knew mi „,, I dos at is loss in whist terms:to express my gr.tit tide, hat t,,, v; von, for the good of other saltering• mortals, to make this lay ease as ;intik as possible, •as I shall on every occa sion ; in so,doin; . you will greatly oblige ' Sir, your grateful, obedient ; reryhunihk servant, LE X . R. 'Syzitin's Close, fligh-street, . Witnesses to the Ashore Gore:— John Thompson, No. a, New Ponitry Market, • Eitinleurgh ; John 111.1otosh, Old - Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sttle Proprietor, TiiOM.V.; TAY.: Loft, 'member of the. Royal College of StlrgeisllA, at. Lis loose, No. 9, Bridge-street, L(001611; whine, after a c.01151011t residence of more than 3S years, in.,a:practiee parti• colorly directed to the titre Of Venereal Complaints and those i nc idental to the Parts of Gene:ation, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his professioo should always ohaerve iu such eases, he flatters himself the advice Mid assistance I.'i gratuously ;ohniniters 141 persons taLing this Medicine,-wiil be esteemed, by a di.ieernin . g ' , oldie, as an advantage seldom attainable, ;rid void of all ambiguity, 1 : 4 o sold, by hi* appointment, for the ronvenience of those 'Mug' at its distance, :it. the. Perfmner' , , No. :15, St. Alhatt 4 , , • Street, ; the Tovshop, No. lot, Oxi,rd-strect ; Oisborough'S, No. 7, I'4li-street hill ; Nit'. Baxter's, Sonth bridge, Lcijohnrgh; 11 r, WDonald, Jewelle,-, Glasgow; Mr. ( . 3 lty,. e - Wsy Dnhlin ; arid hy One per , on in every eonsideralde t ot er; in (;real Britain and Ireland, in hoxes of only I.s. 911. ca cti, stamped, and sealed 'up with foil and plain direNions, w hereby perslos, of either sex may core themselves with caw, shred, secrecy, and safety. N, B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed np with a Stu 00 which, by favour of the Commissipners, is printed, at the Statup Office—T. Taskir, NO. 9, N, w t o istitatit 1; - hicit is leeluity, and all otheriare eotiaterhite. Bagsbot. NsToN, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting don, new itoyai Mail Coach, sets out eve; Evening.—Coaclics f rom it o .drin to Spikliy, Louth, (irimsby, it nit !lull. LIVEBA)OL, lViirrington, linutsforil, Stone, rind Litch field, Post-Coach, called, Tit? Expedition, every Evening sit Five o'clock, in the ‘ , ,iraceies- . lliad ,Inn, I)ale-,,treet, Liver pool. Cuarded t • 11,11 - 1 I and ilitlTol. Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippeolunn, Caine, and Nlarlhorihigh, every Aft,ernim ; 'arrive at Mr. the Greyhound Ina, Bath, and the Lon doti-Tavern, und the S,Vaii, Bristol, nc4t 'Morning.—(%oaches to Al - ells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. J,EJ. , ;I)S new Lint t'oaelt, called The Ruekist,luuu, Seii nut every .Morning at Faght'o'cloeli; carries fiat liFitles Only, Acid . 4 „ ei rem .., r l, 4 ldy easy, with it Guard throughout. Passes t briquet Stamford, Newark, net ford, I>oneaoer, and Ferry.. bridge, tO the Golden .Lion, Leeds, itext day at. Noon. No withstanding the inicontintin Expedition of Coach, it is alloWed to be the most agrecalde and complete Public Con veyance on the Nett!) ROad, being utiegliallud in or:coin:no lotion by any other. KENPAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, eliorbyy; Orinsisirk, and Chirstaiq Post-(.:ouches, c:very After noon, at Five O'clock. Cltortied. lamgtowit,'Gretna-Oreen, Ann in,' Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sampthar,Kjiii, (_'atiniaA, Kingswell, ant i a ll Pi t rts of .;;:ot (ainiperdown Coach'!.)ally) YORK, Nemata,ltle and Edinhargh, new Coach, performed with a Grordttitroughout, 34.1 ti out . every Mornin g ., a t i m if past Six o"elnelt, byway' of Newark, lirtfor.t,Tialeaster, Nortltallerton, Durham, , f , irpetli, and' Berwick. Pa,3engers iincliri th•mtselves fatigued frout .. the length of the Journey, may real, what time, they please, and then coed on without any additional Fat V. J. Clark, the Meek coney -street, Vorlz, rot) Coa6mes to Sunderland, Scarborough, Whitby, and ollie, Were. IlltIL)GENOIITII and ‘Valeal new Post-Coaell, every Evelnw. Penrith, and Whitelitiven, PC t - e o n(h) gni: B wi+ll l'our flor, , e , ,,.turd a Coaril ell the ate. 1tri,d , ..;11, Appleby, GreatabridKe,. Itiehomml, Pork , llll)rid,.,e, Wetlicrhy, Aberford, Doncaster, ;m i l Gran. th.tal otte IleaCtSt. Way by Is Nilles), sets Wit every Murnin K , and performs tiltk iatintry with the greatest fatility, Pas sengers detained an the Iliad by business or pleasure, have' the' pecoli;:r advantage of their Seats being sciured in the beet Coach, Post-Coach, every Morning, at lialf-past Si\ o'clock 4 • CHESTER, Newport, Wlsitetinryll, Tarporley, Nantwi c l t , Nortnwiell, every livening as 'Five o'clock. suNDLitr,AND, stnekt A n, and YKrtn, new COuch, every Morning, to lhe tieorge lan, Sanderlunkl• ' MANCII'2S PER, Witmlow, CouglVton, Newcastle, Walial, and.ll,olverhattretnti, Post-Coacl i , ever y Af ternoon. Guarded. S1111.1 . :WS11111tY, NVellington and Shitfnal, post-Coacb, the Royal Charlotte, eviry Evening at Five n'ulock. Guarded. SI - lErFitz.u) and Rotherham Pug-Coach, the 11 ."L' (,- ingharn,vrAwy Morning. SOI7II4AMPTON, Wincliexter, Alresford and Alton Coach aver,. inning. M,:cory Punt Coach, Frith it Gulrth seta nut every —Afternoon, and reitultes Piradnghaut next day iit Noon. Pa‘oges by t )xt * .;l'4l, Etistot, Shipstwso, to the Saracen's flead, bull-tireet, Birmingham, 111141,, Nortitcave, I lowtlen, Thorn, aryl Doneamter, Post. Panels, - every Nlorning at letl,ll, 4 it Si); o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, 1 . 4:11:1TOltf), Winv, llothirsodon, arni Chesitunt every Ntorning. TorrUsi jA7.I : 1 1 1 ,1 E,honnton n,tilv, at Half-past Ten, Huif- ps ,: t Two, Foal', and 11..aV-patit Seven o'clock. WiI.LIAM 8 NIOUNT.‘IN hind Co, respectfolltacqu fl int their 1 7 riettai awl the Public, that thuy ncht wxoutit.- able for any tVrithlg, i`Ari , els, or LtAaav,l3, &V. (If Min- v t Five l'oaatit Valur, if kit or tiattnige,=, no!:e. , 4qvitervil ritlti phi 1 . t4 - accar4i.:4l), at the saraccit'i lon, Hill, tondo's. • *#* lia , o,togers and Parcel 4 Are bo , ,i(vit for ! 1 11 th.l Cuaelir, !I.:tout:4's ScoVillitu 114.r.5u tLi.., i. t t Si ! •..i ' i l e - i l nil ., ve , ,),), Y.r , •St In Erre: . itung4..ird::l isistint in L. 4 . • at:S l •Ju i '' ' ' ••• • , Lieot..l,ll, , • ~.. ~ v .k.• ~ . •, , 1 4-, • aria ~, ,i i retarito 0 5 * • NtTninint (36P0 6, 1 5 .irsts.; 4) ' ' k.,_ ..,........:.„...................r.............................„.........,.,„,......: __,_ . - 1 • :,• __: ____—...—......... milturi, 031- , , . •i,i,le. . al ki' 44 ' • •. • THEATI.E-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'sub Visierl .nob DAtitt . ; 0, , lIIS PRESEN'r EVENING, Nov. 12, their r. FL Clsrl:et 1, ,p.sties Servitutievall perform a new Comedy, in Five u MVS pinto, — ` ss ) tailed r i the 160 t , .! PIRST I AWRESSIONS. a 'der: ,„, . ' ,.ric ' t ilodar, ; 16 Which wilthe added the Musical Farce of g, IJr• J °ll4 • ''t ~- . _ TURN OUT. : . Mr, Clesii 4 pt 2 iorrow, Thi• Devil's Bridge ; with Two Strings to your . , ~ ~ ; ',•••••........., • ~,, ~,i;,l . I P a ; 1 ' `THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-6 IIiDEN. t°soa. ..1,., tt"-' • ••• , . _ ,wgliter•2, l l ; 1 1 IS ' PittSENT EVENING, Nov. 12, will , 3 ;,.1J.1 0° '", lit ferformed she Comic Opera of if,h/ • THE DUENNA, .34 oi . , i 'd. 44 d 7 g:ll , Ta which will he added the Farce of lewd , '•t • . i i,_ , LOVE, LAIV, AND PIIVSIC. ' .a 1- 3 ~ ,i .„:, I•ufflitn•row, Artaxerxes, The invisible Bridegroom, and dy 01 0 , , r Miter and his M en. .1 it d5` , , , , , „t '.........„„., ~;iitcf.. I ~. I i'r 11 1 't Of r This 14.•,y was poblisbed i 1.1t , t 1 t qrs. — : 14 •!ee1., ntly printed in .ito. price los WI. in boards, 9601'; U URN YC. i i ASE • p •t' I. i 0 tl'e , a ocni . own Lt it . .' , • trs.o Ancient Ballad'. ' ,i il 6 ' ' :tnted for T. Cotten and W. Davies, Strand, Lontimi ;E. I • silll t . 'elit ; 14°145 at Liverpool; and W. Black Woo I• 1 - F , I•oli -‘ , l ( , .i, ~ i i t , i. r e. ' .lA 4 lil, y NEW - MUSIC. , 1.1 ~i •1, .---,, 'rhi3 17•1} Was published,. , , d -,) 11 : ',. ; PETITS 11IJOIJK, N 0.14, contaihing , 1,.. ,,,. , ,, ‘,17.11i! flvonrire Irish i\letody, arranged as a Rondo, by J. 1 . ',,, . 4 ." tc i ‘ s ° , 4l4 , Mu; Bac:. Oxon. Pri.:te Is. A favourite Collection ;t r io' 60- I kb t i i 347 :ci, fir the ri.mo-forte aiul !tarp, as performed at • : " . "' ;; ,;,15 1, 1 t t , i tt ' l bnilys FC:;•1, composed by T . . Mitr , . , :itt, price. 2s. Gd. ; .:T .0 , 1 9. 1 a 4 , 1,;,:tt1t4 Piann-forte only: price le. Gd. The:Vittoria Niarelt l a c', 60. 4 ! )irl, t '• . :7 s , for the Piano forte, composed, hy T. H. Butler, 10 ) '' 16 11,44 11. The.celebrated Song in the Tempest, " Where L ottit "lis,'' arranged for two Voices, price is. 4 , ~ N , 1 " : Putilishel by Conlding, D'A ' lmaiue, Potter, and I p , 1 ' • 4, 1 ;,, c • • • ' ~g ; ,r, . 0. 41 ) ;; 6 Uttriers of M ilitary M estcal instruments, and l'At ,r - Ve. 7 - , 4 . 4 7! At their Wartlio-„".5...e5. No. 20,, Soho-square ; and rlvi'' . steaweland-st rect; Dublin. , • ______ • . 1,1; 0 ; I Ill'. IRE.NIO.S. This Doe WPTC ►published, ' , fo •c o s., • :, 6 i to One Vnlnint 'Octavo rice its bon d s,. 3 , tit' ; t wiliFl ,c ,s • • the pv rii P 4,lNE'li - S, containing, a ~,„,.,:, . „._ . .•. in ',,, .-" t;,.. lkseription of the 'principal Sommits, Passes, anti i -,':1,,, translated from Cie . " , 1.1 , French of M. Raniond. Bv F. GO D , !.h , •'' 1 'i',,4 " : 1 1 , 1 : 11 ,,, r ,!•° 1 . 1 e,"nri0; I lurst, L liet . !s, Orme, anti Drown, ~n 0 r11 :1 ; ,, ,,r/ e r ,, et. , vi r ots; au,: at the British Gallery, 54, New Bonds '". iti " '---......... c 4 0- i,i',' ---- • ••••••................. . ' , i . litil, L e ' te ' 111 3 " e(:).l'''' ' S ESS.VYS AND APOPHTHEGMS. rill. , ti e* it' 1 ,,:, nth. L 00.1 ~ 0 . Pan t ed in a flit -et v 1 - price 7s. • hoards. 0 a-, .l .viikv ., -et . amine, ,:r j i hr , 4. ' A I ORAL, LCONOMICAL, and i the t LI ,,!;, routICAT, ' r 004 r ,I , oro i ) 1 / 4 , t„,,,, us FRANCIS BACON, t ,i ~1 • ~,, . 4 n of Vet Warn and N•iscoint St. Alban's. Tie; ~,..••,, , ~ ~l il ~, ~. ition, with the Latin Quotations translated; to l ii i 0;', , :: "Iglus'. '''!", Gtst added, Lord ilacon • s t•ollection of Apin4l.. of o l tb 'y 1. .nthrh,,,,, ,„, Woo Pr v Ow" rrt...„,.. 4 41 . dell : 7 , . - iru for F. C. and J. Rivington ; J. Walker ; ,*,••:01- Ko' ,„,, iingt : , ;), Ai ,r•iterton ;R. Lea ;J. Nurin ; Clarke and Sons; ~ , f ,,0 1 . I ._ . leowo . ~_"'h, rani C 41.; Longman, thirst, Rees, (Bine, Lo ;f, P ttl . 4 7, J. • A l. ' „', ll dell and Davies iJ. (Bridge; John Rkharrl- - , I ,l ; 6l:ci tard, iit ti cliartiann ,; NVint - e. mid Cochrane; E. Jeffery; i pely: . , c ~, ,lal th r !.. : ..P. I . _ troll 1,. CE17•41) , ; S. Begetee l .1. Mitwunto ; it, '„; P c , 5 a ; Gal •_d ,F. fite.t.r .. l, , E. ( s ireenkuldi Q. nnd lii. nobko. 4 ut.-I t4 5. , ,.._ ' 7 ll Curtis, and Ntaltlcl ; and 1' . Br own . , . plc r )tt.• ----.......... .. ___________ • 1r 24 WI . I s LiS Dal. Iva, pnliiigheri, price itv. . ' 0 1/ '.0% .IVI /- I)I . ('AL )11)MON riI()NS to MARRIED r` l6) I "` 9 ' Li ll F oki , t t 1 , th t 0 ,,, ti m c . . ~ ~, ~,,, ant . o t ?o3e who intend .to , cuter into the 1,,..1), ~4 , , f tel Ittio, - ) siA 1 E; with Observations on the Physical Ef- r),•.fot, IL : :: of the PASSIONS', the Necessity nud AdValit'iges of , { 6ite 1 ,, a r due Regulation, awl the Danger of Excess. ...1'•, which 4 ' ~, u,:`)3.2tti_thitl,, the most effectual, Nleaus of relieving those dill- ' eott iVC w il'S)mptonts induced by the Impetuosity of Youth, Ite. (iii.e..llo By M. VENEL, 111. D. • 13 ' 4''°5 % i " Who never fasiv, no banquet eqr eniovi. ~ . f ,S• l '. t 5 ‘• • Ll h 0 never toils' or watches, uvver siteps ; fi, • t'''' 1 0 , : , 'l. Nature rest : and when the taste ri 'oy :r ,14) 16 0 1 • '‘lr' 1 ' rews ko e n, indulge ; 'but shuu satiety.' ~. (4 . 1 ('I, : L,_ .. . A.:3131110:41. .. '-' l ijt . IcT, in,Lion Published by the Author, anti sold by Parsons, l'fi' cl Y ' ' F leet-sr • ,s .. . qi,,, • •rtet ; Goddard, •1, Pall-Mall ;J. li: tirotson, •I; • to • tit.. ,t • r ain,nn-street, Covent-ardu ;• Mr. itiehards, 193, '''` Y ' t:h • '4" 1• • and by the principitl llooliselicrA. lilt '" it•ii , ' 069; • . •.,-, -- I. % “'ik 11ERTS AND KENT. • • „it, s . 01 , s , if ,/k , PI Ni VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Y li p, J 3 , 0 19 3) & 1' 1 ~..1 3 E SOLD, in Lots, to the . best giclers, 0 1 's or, :, 0 ' 2elis t s, 4l 4l):tiir to selstralOrtlem of the Court of Exchequer, ~0 0 z." • the „‘Pit'.l.. NIOYSF.Y. Esquire, Deputy Remembrancer of ,',,'„. ~,,/ ii!rrci u q c ourt, at his (Mice, in the loner 'lmaple, London, .--- ' 1 ',900, 1141,1 Y, the 25th day of Novenilier next, at. Twrlve g n l ill ''everal very'valnable FREEHOLD ESTATES iseiz- -o,..sto tti . iiti.iiiii:t i t , ii i,,..lllajeqy's karats .by virtue of it writ of ENtent ' ~,i4k. I:'ltt ot ',tlonottrable t;eorgo Arilliers) situate itr the*pa- _4'l ' •1 1 i111 S. , deraleirn noel itivol..., :.‘ +La 1'... . ~, t'. ~ . .e fa—, /,.....;,, JEU D'ESPRIT, The following whimsical jed.d'tsfitit, the iNits.DISON system, which has rootlet! the Unit, ed States of their CuMillert e and trade upon the Ocean, is copied from the American paper called The New Bedford illertry ; " Sailors' RiVits, nod Free Tr odi!," As it is customary for Printers of Newspapers in ben-pOlll town to keep a dinry of th e ar ri va l mid eh...trance ,ot vessels, it may be thought by win; of our readers that we have latterly been in attentive in this respect. But the who stand at the 'helm of government, have so . . eaccessfial i n establishing the priio.dple of the above motto, tl3 to have driven all our vessels of hortheo into dry dock and, the navigation of this port is almost , entirely confined to a fti%v open boats. We, ho‘vever, propose to 1-.t.-t , p a jonnrit of the arrival Lind depitrUlle of Al:!: employed in the transportation or A oofk any infounation an the of iivp4unicat with which we'may be favoured, will be didy at tten<lett to. PORT OP' NNW LONDO*: Sr.rt. i 4%11 t b t rugultur. 1..0(441 ti Colv, 4.7 'oohs, eo:, to 411it4iry Calli4llll turso I‘'retteli lixtllxirt:it't4rr'x i. sutiT. 1 b.---Ch.w.t , d Arid are. srl , tlree )vog-yintrt, ?Miler - count of C'ttiantodure Phinney,,bir Boston, tdo w.ti wt.c.47gi b i front Foirtitti , eii,shioilikts; to the northward, with a i:urgo of dui, lat. iii; 49, Was Necu ot tress, !loving chased by an ettunly, and obliged u Littow nearly the whule carp pt•vaioltd. .A. cOitow 4,1 wagpms, with rAdiiiici and it forni titre, trout IN - main:Lot:left Fditutititti un :Nl:intl..) , List, for Ohio. Thy)? titre to touch :tt 'ziiindivicit lot otimro juin the fiq't.t. jitreas Nituttii:i.:tit Ilit`ii wi:re upon tltt uotoie, but Miuliaun's Witt' ti. , thvoi to tai,e 141.1 id tatt4' an unit path tit, iliunataid4. PoitT 00 BALTtm9itt. see 'J ---.Driver two reaB - gioni; ttt; (kayo from 14 00011, otie of A.,7l ,, ,iatrei by tom' oxen, WO flirt <e• On their pa,surri out.urd hilLtZkittitilt, Find 10)dr:it' relit ut ,11,ir 4,1 SAW untie ut liIS t'l VOy.igv, 411,1 tklt,llll the r.i.td free t.. 050, 14.114,430at1i, 11,,y1