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KF:ri. NUE, AUG 15. .r to•dat't. :fla,k , q ate lAA - . r itrtiv3l.; the ,t met; kr ~., 7, caum 141,,a.. , , n i el, ,„ ‘,.. i. There are, best short .u.,.,vea • ; in Man .to,l Ib•stv, bats hall . vets wee WII to I'. a. ; 4 ( .1. . li, Wail •I VI fore.gh. au•l t: , , , ttett..d tither flews:, ai.el MILS 'lion. IC.O OF GRAIN. liesazia.. l9• 46 , Od. Ick IleaNe u. le.. .. I/at. i° .lattt:s Rye: 5.4.4 new 9tll. ssll het. Ft .e Fives S-rn , 14.... . AO. GN. .4. rt. on Therapy, A ot. 17. .. an tql I'4 :35* —4 to 40• —1 35 , --•1 ut 42 , —4 46, —d to 5 --d 'hob. POCIIRT• Kent j Susstex to 0* 5 . 2s Far , shato... 71 to Si y—;160.00 I. AND STRA.V. D•Y. Wlittt Hay 31 IN a SI 'Ol New 01 N a 01 Os Clover 4l 41 a SI Si Straw .ll 16; a 21 1.01 FRIO tr. Ault 15. sl—per Stone of Alb. Veal .. 44 4,1 to 5s 44 II Pork .. 4s Bd to 541 84 4d. to 64. Od. TLC TIN DAT• ;neap and LIMI'd4, 9 700. ,DENH ALL MARKETS. Carcase. Veal. 5i 41 to 56 (11 Port .......4s 8d to 5. 81 81 to 54 Rd TALLOW. Y.ilisr Russia —i 04 65s 04 IVhits ditto 63. 14. M Soap ditto .. 62s 01 Meitioi Stuff-53.0d 54. Id Ditto rough Graves Gond Dregs .... —4 las .Mottle', , i Is —Moul4g, 144. HIDES. er stuns, 3t. 114 to 3s 41. 24 81 to Li 184. .• .. 2.. 41. so 2. 64. - 12 4 . 61. sack. .. 12s. —.4. to 171. —d each. es. Bd. to 1 s 64. 8;. Gd. to 3. 6d ;KET. ucurr 73. Sold. rex*. . 40* 0;; 3 49s 64 ▪ 5 4V* 94 • 411 04 • 0 Od • --I Od )CKS YESTERDA Y. 214," I'3ll 2 • 21 .9 4 . 18 17: 69 93 711 6 7 kit 9. du.. Is is par. tins. 621 3 l a : T. BISII, Stuck brok,r, , C9rnkill, and 9, Chailng-crew. Attober 11,11106. per Cent...... 69i 70 691 It!' Cent.... 941 . . 994 per Cent Wil "..:H kNGE, Atio. 15. 1 s :r . e n n . a . e . e . n . . C 60 47 IA slson Oporto 6lll 611 Duhltn Cook 13 ' SOS ISO, I. S. 1 INetufgalGre.d tat Cos awl Riff MU OS. I Ni. I.l..uhloong .. -- -- -- .1 err 1) 4 .11a re .... -- 5 5 Slaver an Hart .... —.—• New 1...WS each . —.— AO. • f toe Klink .1 kfull,..e. 54 per Cent . Ai IS ) 3ly 23.) Ito) 3l 61 ' ,v 4 ARRIAt;C. 11"4, Eq. M P re• the cour.tv td oaughter of Thome, Burp, E • %ty'sßevenue. t the 4th in t. Richard. Netitt, Esq. regirutint ofilont t, at hi. in saakaille-strett. ,f hi. age, J.khnll-7, Esq. He a& debt and most atittaila man. DAY, AT L'I.INDOW 9I Even .... 0 min anq 4. Y AUCTION. 'ON, SURREY. Mr. RATES, wee. 'Change-alley, on TUESDCf , by order .4 the Tr•.•t•es sod Ear -1 Vo.ount No!son, Duke of Stoat.. Y . -FIVE ACRES of FREE-. and MEADOW LAN Iv, satiate on dingy Gum blotto.' Turnpike-gale to e hoteidett by a Shenn of Water leer Wardle. may be had at the Place of Sa le, chton and Ewell; of Mr. Womb tam/ , bridge, who sold chew toe Predliee Estate may be to n ; at also st tlbeek street, Cavennish.squar.,. --- G DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dulcet ,went•Gantets, tad puolott..-4 at the St. Uemont's Church, Stratid. t:f 7, Ner E•lton-stlert, LA( Aug. 'dm. tent to the Mk* tpost - potl) to. ...---- r L 43 2 1 0:40 iCI*4 ' 444 :1 1 NUMBER 1129 THEATRE.ROY AL. HAYMARKET. riIHIS PRESENT EVENING; August IS, A OGG, will be presented, 'the Comedy of JOHN BULL ; OR, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE SIDE. it ere virre, Mr Chapman; Si , Simon Rochdale, Mr. Ma- Stews ;, fratik Rochdale, Mr. Palmer, Jun. ' • Hon. Tom ShuMem' o Mr. De Camp ; Jub Thorriberry, M r . Fawcett; D o pe* geulestdiery, Mr. Denman : Din, Mr. Lionn fa ly ,cisais aro rn ors, Mrs. Gl..sar; Mrs. Rrulgroddery, Mrs. Atawelh Mary Thoentvcry, Mn. Gibbs. To whirls will be Alt.', the F. r, e .• THE AGR.EEABLE SURPgIZE. pi m a ! , Mr. Noble; Consloon, Mr. Taylor ; rgo. Mr ,Fawcett. Lanes, MM. Mathews; Fmige, • f se a Gr a m Cowslip, Mn. GiSts. • To-,sorrow, Fire Pstliss Off; or, The Finger Pat; The • • • Monter 1.( the Alps; 4md Lbek end Key. I - VAUXHALL. lfnZer the Patronige of f Ha Raial Highnew the PRINCE o WALES MHTS PRESENT MONDAY, in honour of tb A the Weds of Ha Royal H•glines the Duke of eityllE, gall lirr a SOrklti MIUTAIET GALA when tho illadene alit le. it rertiomod Oalldeormaited in the highest style o f hi ag riikaica. Tee Comets will iw arranged cot:formable to the liluatoutts Occasion. li which will be introdu.ed, a grand i•c- annul Glee. criu l aised by 3. P Salmon, Earl termed • 5„,„ 6 y.,k an d she Array. Hsydn's Military Symphony, and caber ap ropriaM NS Pates. Anil at the end or the Conceit, . 'will be given • i Richibitiort of FIRE-WORKS, prepared ex. re.sly for this Military Fete, by Mons. Cabanel. Between slit Acts, and after the Concert, the Imperial Militate Band, Valaspni, ' he. will perform Mantel and other Pieces.—.. iklipleri admitted. To prevent the great prinsure at the en titled, to the i l arder's, tom extra Doors will he oaened: two let Konnemirta• .Iw*, and two se Vaneltall-wajts —.Maas lion. SI. Vtuir BALLET OF ACTION, NEW GR AND SPEC. TACI.E, AND NEW HA RLEQUIN %DE. MiTLETS, WESTMINS fER-BRIDGE. finder the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Date of YORK. T HIS PRESENT EVENING (MONDAY), A ugiitt IS, 111106. and even Evening this Week, at Half tail WS eieeock precisely, a New Italie! of Action, called, The fispric DaicamsE i iv, LOVE in SPAIN.-wlanne gtigtitle after which, se watirely Irldtw Spectacle, called, The 201.111 H TYRANT; ma T. WOMAN of TEN THOU , RAxo. Solowslat (the Woman of Ten Th-usan 1, Mts. *they. In the muse of the Everting, a (fiend Varieti of noRsKmikNSIIIP, by the Female Equestrian, and the • SW* AntiiiMelllEWOVlr. Aatley,,llon. has the honour to aii *ounce, that he has engaged, for a few Evenings only, that equalled Juvenile Pirfuemer , IdArer SA'JNDERS. *loos rti •ercises and Elevation on the TIGHT HOPE, ran. Ilion the t Performer in Iltaterne i ate .mrianicd by the whiinsicalitim of the Origlnal Tia Clowns - t -The whole to conclude with a Pm Comic Printontitini, milleA, FRIAR RACLIN and the CLWYD CLOWN, a.th the Ditaaor of the Beaten Hite!. Ibsen ta be epow4 at [Wilmot ;ryas, and to begin at half vast ,ix 0 . 6.0. FLot, 4a &coal Pr co, St.... Pit, lla. SeColi,l r xi. Is ....Gallery, 1. Second Price, fol. SL , cutid Price to e•rorneice ..t Half patt Eight precistly.....Placris to be taken of till Mob* at fhe Theatre, kart Ireven till Three. AQUATIC THICATRE, SAIALEI'S WELLS ♦older Citeratronase . His Royal Highness th• DUKE of CLARENCE. 81 1 1 - 11 S PRESENT EVI. VINO, Arigyst 18, A 306, wig b.. eosin/toed, a N.. Comie Dance, ealed, lUlf S lid ENYMC Onmlarntd b. Mr. Grimaldi, the Music be Reeve. Pr uerpal Chameters, Mesas L-eris, Norman. Drawn ' alrlailet. and Miss Tatisw w ither which, a Gr 40.1 ComicPaiwoniver. wi•h New Seen-it. Dresses, and Dooof4l- SOO, called, ANTHONY, CLEtIIPATR A, and IftRLE ' QUIN; in which will be pertbented (rompnaed by Mr. Gii- Wm 0 , 4 asl Mama? Dance, and a Donee in Snow" Ranee. Th. Memory will present a net variety id Egyptian and other Views.; min-IL:ding with a Real Watinfall.-esThe Entv , ainmeilis en emiclude with b Qrand Milo Dramatic Ro wanct, With new Mo-ie, Scenery, Dre.sci. at:d Decorations, salted, The imprseNLE RING; nr. FIRE SPECTRE and WATER hIONSTRI. Eriicipal Gamete's, hfets,e. had, Smith, Slider, Korman, and Grienaldis Mm'. C Idiom Rhinsigrcen and Taylor, and Maria Daniel. ki the bar Steil', will Le presented, • combat with the lighter Monster 414 tNe Dragon...al he Amensonn of a Gnat Spi'derthe eppearann. and late 01 the Pin Speetreasmintli the titeetiatien • Qnad G:niva hoot the Volcano. Tie wits de ei thw Seem pert,rined on Real Weser. The Hatieginearle and Wan- Drama both women by Mr C. Ditialin, tan ; tI gave com posed by Mr ittNgarig sod dn. Seen,ry painted Mr. Andram. VOURTH TEMP. rORTRAITII OF TIM LIVING AND TU! DEAD. ••• Lle,. to thehlthir.nsiteigeffteprinnws went ba berii horraored with, by a fett*.nr‘le avid "verßaw.. flag and:enc., it .rill be repeated, (ur tt,e Noah tw, this TN/ LAaqt Tworn, LYCEUM. PRESENT EVEN INV:, Astgost IS, 1,46, Mr. PALMER. of the Theetre•Reyal, Drury lUD., 1 ,01 41‘taet , an Inanely new seems a kistertaintuent, I• Three exiled. rOATRA RS pi THE LIVING AND THE • DI: AI). whiner* 10 a popular mo Dramoixt ; the Characters Minted 41De Wild , wri•h ..I.;rndriale Amt.:rate. The R ine by Mr. gmaaaino, • 14 the Corals .ay of Paiodean Minstrels. The Deers to be ri;keil at Strven, and the Pe.f.,rmanee to begin Keats: Iv at Eight o'Cloek to be taken at the Lyeemit.Strawijr9ta xi !To, to Four, PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEAR ANCK. • ikanty and ifealth cannot be more essentialry limmired, than by attendant to the P•e l a 'anion of She l'orth. MR. NEw - rom LiEsToRATIVII, TOOTH POWDER, haw., ree&sed the approbation of the fiat Paility, Gentry, ands generous Pnblic, PI an extensaye ton g .11,!j•sn for a series of rests, as well as the attestation of its Peri' , excel 1141.1., from the analysis of its component parts, t-re Term ilisinguis:ted &ledges, characters, who have pro tt the most plersAnt %reset:N. Tooth Powder known, to inc.esse the beauty of the enamel, and pre, me o.its durability of the Te•rth, and whiz' has. in consequence of its x pert cuced anvantrges, been honoured with the imam , date p.,- , ' 1,1, 2e of their Majesties, and the 'snout Illustrious Wand's' flo,stl Gentry. &c. in the United Xinericni. icIT.:IN's TOOTH POWDER is an Astringent and Piind.r, a .leieste Aromatic, extremely grateful t r the trim?, and pleari tit in its use; in fine, to ttnee who it, it is a tart nn piesaviabse of pain or decay "f the 'he Ims't period ut fife. It continues to be taithfilly • 'tett by Mr. h4wion ("Icyr, 4 hit hots. -f, lentneetnli l•-!c, l r tidxha3l ;Istrwif Great Russel...lfeet, London), from RecM, of the tate Su Richard Jebb, PhysiciAt to • '"Pr I Oiflee, ac ; and sold wholesale, retail, and for et hmeitmet,by Mo w , Share sod pAwards, Ss P. ‘-l- n tsir..he, ant whom lie Las etunnsefed ter mate a libets!a*:!ows ante S' - hisT , Arn acrd ctuntry renders Merchant. &e.; she. r„,"„„ ~ce'mel..‘ in iee Oa Kiegduir, / 1, a ,, , at 2s. SI C aen N Prllxam aelchat NesetormiToot's P.mdsr, and see th It N is Ws.W.ll rtt sects Ito% lak, a• ab to ytiroatesate :,1 .C 1 . . . . if br Xrtttssl) BANK OF ENGLAND, Auocsr 9, 1845. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me GO VERNOR eel COMPANY of the BANK of ENG LAND, kive Notice, The, Propels:3 i in writing, sealed up, w:II be receive! by the Secretary, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 20th 1.1. stant, from such Person. as mar he willing to 'apply tho Caok with TWO HUNDRED CI lALDRUNS of BIGG's MAIN COALS, ant EIGHTY CHAU:WINS of H LEY's COALS, Pool Measure; to be delivered in the month of September next, free of expenet And a 1..) TWO THOUSAND DOZEN POUNDS of CANDLES, to be delivered in the Months of October and November next Smplats of the Candles may be seen at tne Storekeeper's Olftee, every day (Holidays excepted), between Ten and Three **Clock. Persons willioz re centre? fee the sane, ar their Afro's, mina ones.' at the Bunk, ex WEDNESDAY, the 84th leer. et One o'Ctoe& prsritehr, otherwise no espied Nth he pant to dui I tot rs Seen ify will Of retwlrod ter the dee Perrored.roor et Mt said Cestrat.s. K REST, !re. • , 11CTU111.1 , 4 , :-OFFICE, ktoctssr 13, INIA COMMISNI()NERS for Vtiltsnilmse Hie illaiesites Navy ao lereby Ate!: Nowa, That 4 illUad. the The /at irr Rieke; tfiiir &eat et Fertilewith, wig a reodo re reetnee honor u Writer , {{staled sip and stmt tor ()NE *THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED QUIE• TEES If•ENGEISH WHEA tir . the warns of :bat Pint, to swish Mans per hoishel, (en 14 raze .h.nisst . usergh "boot per Bushel, the isnieschAt rill Le paid her) ; to be iltlintia it Vie Month, anti I. ihe pale! her Ale hats, payabee test,ll Ineiteest, AihelY Days alter Date. The Condition al the Coarse*: maw he sea at • th , Office of th. Agree Filressatke Portivanuth No regard will be had to any I ex., i n s y'iieb the Price dialt sot be inserted in naiiti a tenzth, ire Ant shell sat ii itelibeeeil to Mr. RAVI+ C I . lOdOC o . oOrk an the usul 7 ', n ew s 's', the 214 Instant, nor unless the ?visors who mikes the Tender, me some Person OM his behalf, otteeds, to novice, uhi.: n s-nh e a ear. VICTUALLING- 4 /IFICB, AUGV.T 13, 1 14 06 THE COMMISSIONERS for Viet:o4lllw Na Mhjeste. Mow CIO bere'l glee Notice, 711 at oh WED,VE h. DAY, she 47th Impact, they it ready to ...eetre is Wriiu; (4tu ed up), mid treat ror TIIREF 11V:113RED Cl{hi DRUMS ot . PITTS TA . I4FIELD MOOS COALS, GC Cows a• rf sal pdtifteal, G. I.e dr,*fed is la4 l if Cargo, or' CArgac., is .he .a..ee of 'twee weektleent the (bate et s we thogisorl. sal ather pe.atietsce, alownitle the What,' je.- Vietaalltag Pryalyste as Plasurabit and *atheism; alai u be Paij fi.r by thus. payable, trays Worst, %thee, • lier rite.. Dote the Conditiohs ithe Coutettel soy he sera at the Sweeter e. or,". itex.,,i iota be head to Irk 1 Viler 14 X 111 4 .4 the Proet eel Gt stieesei is 'Corgi at length, o , thist mu h raelire• VI to e 8.. 4 14 berom this CT:4e. n, the sad , C4.leldtallc tie 117th f o us,“ ; afro m hte,, a l e Person. who IliCkfc the rewie , , 411; Wait ref411. , 11 hi. bdidil, alleu.h, t. aucieer when roiled victu 4 1.1.1Nfl °FEICK. JULY !II:3„ 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS .por Vs2irethte 1 Motettu's Noon cloister's., %toe Venire, 'flies 1141 WEJ)XE.'s• DAY, tee 3d of ..wptetteber ihiet, they stag be roods, to receive Tra ders Is. tV h - i (seat-.t up), mod omit with yysh rename rte r;b• owiertalte to sayoio ll ...• h 2aarttaie: if . CHESHIRE. DER- • HYSHIRE, %VARWICC-tHIKE, sr.& I GIstitICESTE4.' SHIRE CARESS, a v obeiptitijiy.••iobu„ sod of ROT CAHN, (ascend') F4i4Bl — sr 2111rPE 8 88 128VTIR egoal gawinesi, a+ ,hart retintren Srf Has . ..iajesao's ....era. edema the 161.1 U.toher boat to the illai , t 8 • i in biro.; to he debarred f rant ti.oe to tie •, a. tleaiaatled, into to. Ficogai44 Stores e; lkystisatt, Partiotoutit, out nub, et the CONATeiliinei Crioelifit. inM w. rretted to t•eet. , :oo.l egad sew. I for the optes oy blend's /rens the rapeeti; e p ^mils of 'Or. arid to he pud tar by ttil4, payable, with I..bre.e, tVtuyi Vey. after Date. The CON4ilinni of the Controtte ot.ty b! seen at tke Secretary'. • Ornee ; et this ttOtee; or be applegitT to ble. Joh. It itg..4o, Agtht far the V....ftselbsated Cot*. Ns soko..s lout be had to-any • erne, in ',herb the Priee Asti mot be inserted in Wade at lewoh. or ta et she, am be dc soeer4 • I" the B.• , hrti htfe e Doe oviack, ans the .id We manly the 3d if bitptoottirr nett, nor units* the Vero:. wAs ask,' the Taller, or ONO r 1 1 ,111 1 ,1 to yin behalf; nitcads to ottostr rhos allot ter. curie ur LINCOLN, MA RCM IS; _ sANtt.mt, RIMTOW, volunt.pilf declare, 4. um, I r+s 21Let 4 *Oh ...stogie:id sores in my 'eg, pliti• ful and offensive, awe of which •ere as large an a e nem piece...-Two years. uselessly tried e•commended applicat.rms. At length, advised by a neighbour, 1 bonclit of Mr John Diary, Punter, Corr •inali bottle% of srussußrs rA TENT Mi 11SCOL1/11.11rie DRoPS, from the ad.einistiaion of which 1 beta., entirely wed, as also unexpectedly ruliest.4 rots a painful affection of my goatees an't breast. Witness my hand, cAme ILL BRISTOW. Signed before me, 101111 llra y, Lincoln. 'Tne gems ne rnerLcine, in bottle of 54. Gil. 10s. and 11. Re. duty frteu led, mid at th- D, ensary, Ho. 15, S Ain square, London, has the King's duty (tog "nip) print d in black ink, instead of rod mk. • rot Butous coort,A s. CIIF-LTILNH 84 SAL a, prepared 1r Dr. Ft) VIIERGILL't CI4 MtCAI. A ALISIs of the CHYLfENHAfd WATERS These SAILS Cat7C , ..0114 in eve.? partiztalar vonli the Cl . .eltmham Waters, and conse quent!? proluee the seine *frees. her are narecis'arly re commended to those 'shore habits are relaxed by a bag rest. dente to warm c,rimti.s, by excessive drinking, or 1 enaii. need me at dehiritating medeine. They will retain their efficacy for any le.igth of time, and in any climate, they art therefore en older of great importance to persons going ,broad, Mer hoots, erpuass of Shies, Re Prepared, and sold, wholesale and retail, teat printed dirc . linsit, try E. Lardoer, Chowist to the Doke and Duchee of Yoek. So. S 6, Piccadilly, and ioltl retail by his appointment by S. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's Chtireh•yarel, on bottles at ir. 9d ss. 6d. and let 6d. each. Ilvery bottle add by tars porntment al the Proprietor is signal " Edina. Lardoer ese.s other Sagoriuine. WARftEN'sCONCLNTR ATM./LAVENDER-VINEGAR. ESSR6. IVA !HIEN and CO. having received ATI leyeent complaints u( Aromatic Vinel;ar r,i geoersl, have mvereed and brought to the h.gtiest degree of palection, the ahove article. The smell of Lavender is universally allowed to be the mut agreeable and refreshing of all flowers; the LAVENDh:It- V INEGAR * %borehole strongly tecoininerhled to the Public, lint only es the most agreeable perfume to ;arsons in health, ut also, u we •derfolly refreshing ti those laboorisig under si-knees of any kind ; and panic fails , *here the disuse is of that nature, as not to admit of the windoir , being knit open for a'y length of time; as it not only completely, she air sighs chamber, but diffuses • delightful and must re. Tient; perfume tnreugh the whole of the apartment. As no climate e n alter the CONCENTeI ATCD LAVENDER VISEG AR, it is p rticolarly reccitiniended hi all persons be velling to Forelgn pairs, as the hen preventive of inf.tetion; nod to Ms chants and Captains of Ship-, as a useful and beneficial article of trade. 5 shlyllrhoiesale an I Retail, 0r,.1e by the Prop,iernrs, Messrs Warren 3.1 d Ca. Rerfi.mers, at their might*, Warenouse, the' G „ me ,„ r ,„„ . VV.,,41 , 11/C,l, CheaPCde; where War fee,. ealletwated Milk of R moat it male and iota as u:ual, w,t•l omit other 0.144 e 0.1 E. , g;tatt ragrip pe,f umw ry, of the ir4 14414) •1 . )I:rtfii MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1806 A D N I, F r AS o a E t ab , o st ut s s o . h y e e r , , ,s sotfe age, a M( s U T DKR CLERK nr UAW 11l a I.le,cltant'4 Cowan's,- It 'use, Ti:nbet yard, Nhart, Warehnoe, nr ManufaOory, has lived 1.1 serval r,a,,etamle houses, from wh int h: ran have the mot undeniable ree..•nluen Salary Is not a) touch the ohjeet as a cannon o.le sduan,n„ Letturs (post aid ad tressed to .1. W Rene and C.nen, Down i ng-vtree', W.en.ntu ssss wUI meet the meat punctual at tention. ru suOKsELLERs. A PERSON, of most retpea,tbie Connediont, ri and %INV! f 5343, who ha. bon,. Winoeereefid as a Prin. a l ai, Ar.d, . eitgAge w.th a, tie Kmitwiller of emi..enee, a lea•tili o department, ',imam h. wo ..eineder hie Interest a. h , e Uri 011 ora l ihrozortion to merit a liberal eon,'erninn. gorther Paricalare will laf. explained, on adirewing a line, ,tins an inte , r,e, to Y. Z. at Santo and Cdresowood's, N.,. 2, IS rinomis.! ter Road. LADII•S Aa,DIEs are often in want of MONEY, .4.64 lons 14 oar plant - 411itkar Out may Wire:wed •.111 that eimstion is to' tue-n • tittra. ant hetebl infotorl, that at tIa!,DISCOUNT orFcEs. 14, Clip , atone-mu Pi.utlArt 1->treet, OT !t, t., the Pt iley, Ludgmto , Ndl t th , _-‘ may he immediately supplied *lilt Morey, from 11101 to any amount, on lair terms and those who hare M •rwy to 1.:1 out, may employ it to eon a , ltantage. discoontad, an 4 all Money MAtteia cowed an am uqual. This tire is pu'ilished, Vol II oriee 64. 6d (or the two Vn- Itaits, 134 hoards), elocidated with a Cnatt of the Land, round the Nion't Pair, by Mr. Arrow.mlh, AUFItAGIA ; or, Historical Memoirs of Shir t . wrecks, 5U4 of the Previdentiel beliveraneeof Valets By 1 s%IF.S STANIER CLARKE, F it.S. Chaplain of the Prince', Houortiold, and Librarian to Ilia Royal Highness. .• • vaiume I . mike be had *e'en:itch., and it is the inten tion of the Author to com2letat tbis Work in Four Velum's. Lito : Mutest few JVs onto, Ms 9?, Poultry. bIAOVIL GENUS' NEW N./TEL, A LPHONSINE. This Day in publiiihed, in 4 vole • price 11. to. A L.PHONSINE I Pr, MATARINAL AFFEC IA, 130,N, a 4..ve1„ bt the_ a/deb/364 Madame cuist,s, Ind which is jU•tly Can eLrett the eller Withers del her writ ings; i. hoe 'edited the tunst lively intense: e:1 o'er the Cott tiiireet. end Mu bee.. read with the 'tamest aridiey. 2, the Lit E and sir NOIR% of LOUIS XIY. 2 Toll. Vivo. 14i. women be 10i5e,43, hit the U. et the Thespian. his Soo. 9 .t4EI.AI OE, 4 Vols. a Tale by Mrs, Edgeworth. 4 Pt.0141,S Is of IT. BEItNiaRDO, 4 Vols. 10s. by bEas M litratit.,n. 5. 4. OELOITH.I.; a Tragedy in five by M. G. Lewis, 6 sl' AO POLPIPS PRIORY, 5 Vols. 11. 52. by 3. Homily Cart. is, 11.1. • • Toe Nt.INK -or ./LO.H.PRO, 4 vols. br Abit same Ao. Shot, 11. sa st ,, i be 'hi v;101,11 eley good. Printed dip 3. F fleshes Wlntors-street; toi tit Wind at ab ret t u.3abla f4isyitmsaaii Ind Litiranee. . w. . wocriz..t. RisLIN:. %vial b-pu% tetotofttp AND ri,;,4 rEFN VICAR \WINGS, IT HEkri.. This - Uay ire pobiieh,d, in four large in! ti no. fro. rim . 4.. bitarotit. or in 44 paint. 41s , dwelt, ICS3AY:3 ON - PHY3IOC;SO VIY, for the; iL Pr intoriln of the Knowtedge and ihe Love of Mapk Md. Tramilairi fr on the Ger Min of tr. vi 'obit C.ispar LaYater. by Thorns' Holcreft, Eaq. A new Edition watt Addkioss, coi..cted ant mpoec.ll by Wiliam Beaumont, Esq. Tu rhu Fj•t; vi is added, a Translation of a valuab!e post humous Pososgu •issoilica'i Work, or Mr. Lawler, ial•IT pub'kied at Zurich, by Mr. G. tit'.soiet, sou to tko Author, enticed thielforstmil Phi ...itegraninonical Rue., du. cidat..el by fifty twilit a Jditional on/ravine. Together with the Life et Lerner, by lie ruse Aeth r. Toe moist nob's and. ma!y praiseworthy characteristic of these Lasers, Si. t• I gore morality and ...lent spirit of piery nUieli nervy,' the a q u i st.:Joyed supers hien or enpracb d bigotry. 'risen tarnitteift charity ant motherly lose which Cliri,trat;ty inculea.-s is caromed in curry page, and she whole Work, Ines's title Inv.oris, bar ;or its prirtei:ral object to pro.eute at owe the knowlotg n of LIWILIII native, and the porch phi•aothropy. friiit , d for H D Stmools, No. 21, slid I Walker, No. 44, Paternoster-Romp; t.r.i Jr and Hood, Poultry; and Cuth- • ell and Martin, Middle-Row, The Hendee/I ritsiogresinonieal Rules of Mr. Lawler, lately ilubli.hed G-rusaily, and u.w fast trans'ated, and an nexed to the 'damn, form of theing•lwPt a work truly curious, and highly valuable to- ad Who w,,utd with to study Physiog nomy es a scienc s Tn.y ewe 1401 intended for ;snidest on by the Anoint doing Ai: I. fe.tiroe, and ..nle elitru.tedt.. a few select friend., under the en viest inhibition from making %nein public They ap;iear to have been considered be Mr. Lamer as containing the mo.t im,ourtant and pmfinunt secrets of his art. 1 heir authentic.ty is unquestionable, both Irons the tes• timony of the Editor of the posthumous %V ores of Lavater, Mr George Gassiest, his wia•in-law, and the internal snags thee bar of the stile and spirit of his writings. Perion.i eh, have taken this Work in parts, are requested to complete their eau as 1104)11 r peasibie. Lately publighed, prim, bound, 31. a new Edition, enlarged and imprevel, toeing the eth, of APLAIN and EASY IN fIiODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE ari I PRACTICE of GARD/N -INO, with HIM ri on FIII•PONDS. By CHARLES lkf ARS!' AT.L, Vicar of IPieworth, NorthamptCruhire. G Almighty first planted a Garden; and, indeed, it is the tarot of human pleasures: it is the greatest refreshment to the spirits of rears; without which, buildlnis awl palace, are bet grew handy witeks."—Bacen's Essays. Printed for P. C. and J. Rivington • W. 1. and J. Richard. son; J Walker; It. D. Symonds; ' Longman, Hors, Rees, and thins; J Hatcher I; arid J. Mawnaan. 'Ehe Autli.ir thinks it is but doing himself justice to repub lish the foLowing sanctions, as they occurred " The dirmtnins of this manual appear to us to he distinetly and usefully Veen; and, little as we are aced to the practical I .a-t if the science, we have read the work with pleases.".• Geno , nian`r Magazine, JUMP, 1797 " 1 los wore n mit:dated tun Gentlemen Gardeners, and we a'togat;ier reviinmend it as Ctlll gement in ear, and very jirdi cans* y ermined "...British Colic , October, 1797. " Tins work censolatlon. The respectable anther has given to the public the resole of his exper i ence diltver e cl with that plainness d perllltiell•Vl, which cannot fail of rendering his wok useful to iv. ry reeler, woo shall ecneult it arb.ar (.)r pleasure or Instraction."—.34niithly Review, Naval.. bar, 1797. " A very extensive and useful performance, in which much Inform.,, in will belt) i , ,d, and the young Gtvienet will derive both please Ind ateuseinent, from this compendaus and cheep manila "..—Europ our Ma:ranee, June, 17911 " Mr Marshal's &bogeyman' on Use modes of cultivating diffeierit •rtiele•, deserve,thee arlient . .on of the toettyrni e ncee Garden Review, lily. 1793. " This is ono of the west elsimplete works on the sub . :eft we remetn'ter to have seen; sod is a work, both front its nature • execution, whlzh every country Gentleman ought to have has putecteton."...kialytitai ltlrellgr, October, 1778. ;;"FlU~y` ~~ , -I , - • 04•11 E '5 (PRICE SJXPZS _ anIMMINT 7 181;' 140 U C.APPFAL PRIM, had Five Thousand less 'fackrts tato qua Seats Lake& i The firit-diewit l'idirt b, TEN THOUFSAND'YOUNONI k I other Capital Mae int dlirst PURCHASERS of TICKET S and ,• ES will have the opportunity of *Asia, 44. r :t.,,iji m Prlees, provided they purchate before nalllleawl ubr, which will tc on vie 13th of 09rstrer nod comma equel Adraiitages of TVPEN rY IHt,ts.AtrD POUND,_ TFN 'mous kw, - politic) mom • - FIVE THOUSAND POUND PUSS , he. IC. Ti twiner tummies of double tha Numbs; of 2 0 ,0L0 Tickets Only. and Nu other State Lottery to be Drawit dge T sodigser - No. of Prizes. Value 0, Lt 0,040 la,ooo 3 5 8 ' 4,100 211,000 Tickets I. --- Tacketo aud Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Ticket LI9 15 11l Half lO 20 I Eighth 2ll Quarter.,. 3 2 0 Ilietvesth - 1 I t • FOREMiN INTEL LICENCE. '1 G3TILISBITRGH, MAIL. • oorrsesatten. Abb. 1. On the 29th ult. p dreadfol.fire broke ow in die town of Uddenella, about fifty English miles from hence, which, in a short time, reduced the why le town, together with the Church tar wharfs, isles works, Ste. to ashes.—Not a single beiewebenalis; Lopwards of 4,000 inhabitants were buried Ast. whose &etre* is beyond description; wEit adettl it 'l4 that 15,009. &Pen of deals, with which', slug Might have ere Bed temporary habitations, were de•, strayed is rite Very liberal snbscriptibitkilinsi been entered into for their assistance. • MK. I go Yesterday arrived the Ferreter gan.higit. iriuhias English Messenger, for 4t. Petersburg i *4 *1 morning, arrived the deity pneleet,,witb a Aussie, Messenger, for the NUM place. They bottreetir immediately. Sin:4lllltGit MAIL. . ILA TII9OII, AM.. „I. TMs day the following remarkable declaration was delivered in to the Din, by the neer* Arch- Chancellor : • " Right worthy, noble, end highlY esteemed Sirs, w'lhe un.lerw,lttew Deputies and Ardleaseadr.rs to rife toe rat Diet or the German Empire, have received orders teem. nmulpite the annexed declaration, is the seizes of their so• 'pectin Sover.:igns, to your Excel:entire u. " The occurrences of the three last win, which have AIMS ontoternireily disterhed the tranquillity of Gerona, ' enti the ;. p changes Melting front than, have most fullydkeintau• ttratalithet the bonds which were hith...t intended to lotto the dug rent Inembers of the Germanic Body. were imetsgswee to the purpose, or rather, Vat they were a'.;early Oselle did solved. The sense of this truth has king exi•ted in the frost ; of every German, and however painful tit • experience of ISM , ram has been, it has, in fad, only 4 prneed the deter of a 4 CnO• ititutioll venintlde'in its origin,bat which hail boninie ta • consequence Ca the imperfections inseparible (s9m V! humus , institutions. To thieMrcireutance e one, mast, undouStedk be uctitet, the division 'which took place in the Empire, in 1793, and prmluced a eepatatien of the interests of ffintmern and Sonthern Garment. From this moment, all ideas - of one come mon country and interest inns have vanished: ibe eimaislasup war of the Empire, and peace of the Lupin, towpath words without significatiuni and in she andel of' the German Imperial Body, Geimeny was sought is rain: The Princes contiguous to Franc', destitute of. ad protedien, exposed to all the terromeda s par +hick then bad, no cunstitutional means of terminating,. were, in fad, .Obeid' to secede by separate treaties from the general union The , Peace of Lunt,tilo, and still more the Decrees Milne Emits of 1803, certaoily see.ned sofficient tu give new vigour unbelief manic Constitution, as they removed the weak rota sd . systt rn, and strengthened the rincipal pillars by whs.kk' supported, • " But the events that took place in the last ten mosslMlth" the face of the whole ern:lire, haviblasted this last hiape 4 end Placed smote, out of all kind of doubt, the inadequacy of tan constitutien hitherto sillsisting. By these important derationi, the Sovere i gns anti Princes of the South and of Germany here been induced to f .rin a new eon adapted to tits circumstances of the times. While . nounce by this declaration their connection with the body, they merely follow the system set up by former, creienn, and by the declarations of the more powifut of the inspire. They caught, indeed, have retained the .. shade* of en extinguished ancoutut,on but they . the Contrary, thought it mom nassonant to their dignity, sad the purity of their intentions, tramake a vnisiotasy and politic declaration of their resolution, and the mantes by which they have been instigated. " In vain would their hese flattered ••,emselees with lb* 4 hope of attatnlog the desired °lced, had ,Ley not been enured of a poet:fel protection, in the person of that Monarch, whose views nave always insnifested thei? coincidence with thd rani interests of Germany. Such a powerful igue•autree i doubly satisfasom. It aff..rds the assurance, that Impctat 4. fiance, not wily (Cr the saber i~ OM H. Matooy, tho of Ms eon gooey, bog :~ k • \,l