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~, ,;, ~:. , 4 ve •,, , „, til* ~. r t ~ y; ~r ..., ~,. • , M BrAt 6-7)f) 7.] iln "Nona of the GLORIOUS SERVICES of the AltNlY f . , in the PENINSULA. IT is proposed to celebrate the AC:IIIEVE -• _. MENTS of FIELD MARSHAL tlfe MARQUIS of A y EL LINGTO,N, and the ilerious SERVICES Of the At e " - ` ,l 4!r his command', by a PUBLIC FESTIVAL.' .. , `. ,'is Royal Highnes s the PitINCE REGENT his been most lii!iously pleased to desire his Royal Highness the COM 'I4AIii)ER--IN-CHIEF to preside on the occasion. ! it verY Gentleman who may wish lo attend the celebration • °f this Festival, is requested to send his name and address to ttCHARLES WILLIAM FLlNT,'.Secrotary to the Cora. 134 iteei No. 17, Great 4necn.stieet, Westminster, on or be- Saturday next, as only n limited number of persons can bilictontmodated at the Dinner. . I.ll e FESTIVAL will be held on TUESDAY, the 20th inst. IitI UXHALL. , ....,. Dinner on the Table at 5 o'clock prceisely, . .. 111114 ER TicxErs, TWO GUINEA.S and a HALF . eacb. l'hb Gardens will be magnificently ILIUM IN Xi ED, Rooms , lil:epated for I ).tileing, and the Doors will be opened at Ten 'Selo,* to such Ladies and Gentlemen US may Earl! Tickets ..:- " a by orde r ~f the Ste Wards. Signed, • N. • ' Ily Orde r o f the , . . Meeting had at the Thatched House, 141 :Italy 13, I:thi. ROB. SEYMOUR, Chairman. His Royal Ilightiess the DUKE of YORK to preside. 14. °I'LL ' ! " and GexTtc . siiiN who !Hire already accepted the , Oat:Ce of ST ELVAgs. . i'heir 1, * 1 -4g...,. Lloti. the Lord Mayor. lk , o '' ( " s ate the. Duke of Montrose, K. G. . i''lonses...-Win lit t . Hertford, K. G Camden, 'K. G. 11 . ; e11 1 11 % K. G. I c iead s fo Lr ri, K. P. rtuntly: . 4 A ar '',SandwiCb, Cholukandeley,' Egremont, , Dartin9uth, Ye ' 6 " l , Itoi,slyn, Harcwood, 'Fife, Longford, Mayti, CO- Yannouth. t'alinerston, Newark, Lowther. Alvsanley, Charles Somerset, lto. Gower, Barghersli. : ie. Rose, Cb:ts. Arbuthnot, M.P. ,y Pole, NI. P. C. M. Sutton, M.P. Robinson, M. P. Sir G. F. Hill, 'ald, M.P. roderick, M.P.' Lieut. General 1 Phipps, 'M. P. Colonel F. Gee.: .11,,g0t. . art. M.P.. James Straw, Bart. M.P. NI. P. John Burke, Bart. M. P. .P. George 'Dallas, I3art. Charles Metcalfe, Bart. Walter Stirlinf, :am, Burt. Thomas Tyi'wbitt, John ;Se, K. B. Sir Win. Keno!, K. B. 14 =.X 0 ati.K. , 16,01,,A..14114;r. Head, Howarth, Gordon, Russell, • .P. Torrent, M.P. Ctuipman, R.E. P. Thomas WJud, M.P.. : and Ban- pt fA oto`` .. Mexander Baring, Esq. M.P. ,()leas .Barnard, Esq. M. P. Joliu Calcraft, Esq. M. P. 11 ' C. Combe, Esq. M. P. W. Ft. Fremantle, F,sq.l%. M. P. ll'hu It vin'' E M• P John Jackson, Esq. 'AL P. W ill i am 1 11 , 41 " 11 4, ' E ' sq: s r (l .l.l..lll . Maui &WIWI, Esq. - M.P. Mic hael r G. ' ,enderga st, Esq. M.P. John Srnith, Esq. N. P. Rob. 'Thorn t%' N. M. P. Win, Long Welfesley, Esq. M.P. William 11-7 ,2 1 :: ' 4 'l. john Julius Angerstein, Esq. IVilliam Dern '- Z . - ) 4 ''sq. J.ilin Dent, Esq. C. Greenwood, Esq. , Ileeston '4; lg ' E l. NI: NrontagPe, Esq, J. Matthew Raikes, , Esq. k r! n',_''t lt . Esq. 'Culling Charles. Smith, Esq.. Thomas .-reitlga't?, Es 1. Richard Wilson, Esq. . '-'i4t(l`t ' d Hu use 'I . ' a,vern July C. W. FLINT, Sec. , a ,ii t :',.. °l4 , e aPprehension s h av i ng b een expressed ' that the th t - ,:74 Vi 1511 to honour the Stewards with their' company en thei: ll44l Y'find a dilficnlti in Joining their several friends to 4 N , 1 : 'rri r. l l ,it. Vemxhall, the Committee have the honour by the t he Public, that the greatest:care 'Will be take n th., - .3teivards to make such arrangements as will enable ' Car • ciiii ru tges to let down and clear off with the greatest fa c,,,,arl atitt the tewards will feel it tlicir duty to receive the l' a itY as they :urine and ' th a t . th e Ladies arc tt ' 4 ftlict. s .. * lto wi ld ,' witil ' u t auY difficulty, to such of their friends i --Ymtvt: oartiik f the Dinner. Gentlemen are .there -1,, . . ell 0 IV°I,, edrotAtly entreated to attend to the Dinner hour, as it . be Ilece4 ''''Y t() ti*e.fromTable precisely at Nine o'Cloc'k, ' ar able the Stew4rds to r ece i ve the Company invited to the 1 411. t „.40. If , --......---.....,,_............................_ -- LIG I.LSTIVAt re - • OINNER - TI • . . vAuxt-lALL. • CKETS w 1 ,- very To..moititow II be ready for D eli ,4 44 . .. ch , oek in thelklornit , • !!rid i'.IONDAI4 NEX r, from N i u e ~ N: 4 t Q„ ,„„„ t,e , , li'""'"at Nigi"iat 84 C.W. PLAN r''' (:10 , l iaronr.. . ' Vestminstvr; and at Mr. lIOLDEN.S, Y li a ,q, . "lea,' Ill.to;:tsbur •, and at his Office, New ers,ilistiopsgate-stteet}. ' - • C. W. FLINT, Secretary. • • • tiVr o ..„ . N° I:ICE 'ro THE PUBLIC.. ~ M.i\.., a l"' C(). or tlie. BRIT isH PINT ~,,t:eteip. .. • t' , \.` vit Liivno\-: w 1.1 L most re "Vatel '.. ttlf.. ,' _ ~.4.•, ....,........_.. 4 . ~ 4 , . ',, ~ I° 4%tf, 1: , i '' the PUBLIC., tlt ~:. chey have taken the 1% 1 4,..4r /I, ikers It:-Iy occupied hy Mescrii. 'l'ravers and „ Esdail . e, t ti te s h p 14,.„ „ I ' N..". t'i' tilt l• CP,EAP''',ID'r",,I k 0 ....5 . t0l (. :,, ,i , t .'._ptarcltas...,,l i„is at London Wall), fif....1 I. li ks :Nl;Y , q t y -). 'RS, ;it the Whi()I.ESALE PRICES, FOR p,., 1 •11(% . ,,, 6 vdiere their ClIE11), DURABLE, and lM rill..)linlils,,, '' ' 't ( e ' i t 'il l ,,, l ,';‘,lN .l :, ground in Unwed Oil,. for 4 • ionti n , x ' - "a , ( 1 .4..;,..•41. ireneti Fronts, t)lt-outinin, , ty`N, ti t ,c't •e• at t, ti:J.O: 5..1: lin , at *lie same mires Ll* here -1,-,..'ii ; liriu'it;noYr..i.f,lo,tireeu, p, - (;,. l ',e r os,t„ ; , Dark Oliva G . reen, I,' D A . ~ ST, , : . 1 e L I eell, 112.;.; Mut., ,t)s. i Black, White, t, L .. „.. ~ ic ;Int I,,,ini col uu ..„ , ;',1;,. per cwt. each ; Clioco -1,.; Pei' r. ',;;','',(: l'' ; ~n d Prepare'{ Cato thin them (Jr use, 1'... ':‘ ; ,A,...,tnie White Lead, ~i;s, per Cl. ; t Turpen ''''',:. l ':•,.', 'I.; Linseed Ott, Ss. ed. per Gail.; Paintere 1 , 4 , 1 1 , , , , , , ,, ‘,. 14 , ..4 1 sof tn -s erl' hind, dry or pr,pared for ti• ~. ~ .1, ~ ' '.' () ii, li , . 6d. per Gall.; Fine Chamber, 5.1.1.;(t. IA i . '' "" • -'.. ; Common Oil, 4.... per. Otillon. , ' I it,. t, ' ~,„ "' '..•tet,-,l;tk Paints !ire very handsome in ap , '; . '. P .' '', xr.. it tioranilitv, and wiil stand in hot CFI •' • . . '-' ''''' ,' ~ .1 . • fother Paints as -ire , . ttq c , , t. t n.• , lia.mier 0 ••,., .., ''' 4 E. ' . 4 " - :".` '4 ,4 . , 1 purposes of Useful And Oru.stuent4l ~ ,I ,t, i ,tyieqord, liNslyu, 1-larewot this. 14441 wm, K.P. Limerick, Y '1 ..,iiii Visroutus—Cranbourpe, 11 ' i -I Al • .• nig--Gwydir, taTtlley, .4 ' 4 b e „,,. ajl,• luheyrnour, Granville L. ,toot Riot lionnuribles-7Geoll net It ' 13 Slt • ttn, • N. We t's ll . le3 erul it Jo di•Or• . -40,11( Mahnn, M.P. R. I. id td 114 rt• NI.P. William Fitt era Id llono urithles--IVilliant Br iii; l / v P. triiit la nd , Lieut. General .t 1,4 villt lloivurd, M. I'. Ch ar l es `stoli sirs:....Williticu Curtis, Bart ‘' l4ll° I°l ' 4 Anstrutliev, Bart. NI 1 ! 6 : 11 1 • ,9 4 r1t4. coeherell, Bart M. I 1)4 $1 Flo 'r'et', Bart. Thotiltilus IV 'e lic(b tot. M. I , . It i. 11) ex t Wigrani , r 0 11 4eolitt. • I ')k .Generals—Sir Thos. Trigg ). t i :, up!. ill . 1•1$ i il 14 1' ~11;tur.-Generals—EalleY, I v .. • Ne, Herbert Taylor. . on . tq lonelt—Blountfield, M.l ti)d .tlitsreve, M. P. Allan, M. P for kritian. .10P John- Atkins Esq. M. P. lit 10. ti l ' Olunt 1,..- ' - - 'll, . . & \ 1 Itt 'Ylattlt, /f ' 11l I 07 11 111 "' 1.4 A A 4 . 2 1 :Of ._ . _ imms H GALLERY, PALL-MALL. ' rrittls GALLERY is opened for an Asiea - IL Wage ell the Works of,. Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, which will be. Exhibited till Saturday, the 14th of August, train Ten in the Morning till Five in the AfterttoOn. Admittance le.—Catalognes le. ' • , . , By Order, • / `,••• VALENTINE GREEN, A.K.A. Keeper. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS INIPRISONED - FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, Jely.7, 1113. ... n. ENEFACTIoNS since the . last Report, yiz. .• 'l. L. $. The Right Hon. • the Earl of Radnorr P. - Ann, ' 5 5 The Countess of Radnor, per Bouverie and Co 5 5 Edward WilbralMm Boodle. Esq. per Treasurer 20 0 Rei. Thomas Williams, of Bere Regis 2 2 Ewan Law, Esq. per I-ferries and Co Ann. a 3 Edward Ho yell, Esti ' 9: 2 Jits. Forbes, F.Aci , ' Hugh Owen, Esq."pey Biddulph and Co.. .. 2, 2 Mr. Crowder; per Secretary • , I . 1 Mr. Wm. Talbot, letter-box ' 2 0 Jonah Smith Woes., Esq., per ,Secretary Kik Isabella SalionStitit,'"; per I Mares Miss E. Boone, per Biddulph and Co. Mrs. E. Brunton, lier Treasurer • - Ann. 2 e X. Y. X. 21.25.--I:. J. iI. /s. H. .1. 51.—. W. T. ' it, Is. . D. C. 21. 25.,--H..91.—A. G. Ed bs. 7 7 E. F. C. per 'Treasurer e o Found in the Letter-box several small Sums - 4 Received for a Book ' ; 2 2 A Fine from a Hackney Coachman .' 0 6 Anonymous 9 5 Mri. Darrell, per Modell and Co 1 .1 L. 87 17 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons ~ - '77*DebtorS, for the SuM of Cousi,dered the Cast* of 32 Petitioners— Approved Referred for Cliaraeters, c2;--Petitions, and Rejected, I. lienefactiont are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea-.. stirer, Cheyne,Walk, Chelsea; also by Misrs. Iferries,Fitr guitar, and Co: St.Jamees-street ; Hbares, Fleet-street; Chat teris,W b itinore ,and Lombard-stte e t k Biddul pb ,Cochs,and Cluing-Cross;Dorrien add Co. Finch : 4ole, Corn hill ; Hummeraleys, Veres, and Co. 77, - Lom bard-street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Stiand, where. the Bodice mix) , be seen by those who ate in clined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet oil the first Wednesday in every Month. • • • • AGRICUt.TUIt.E. • ACOUNTRY' GENTLEMAN, about. Forty ..• . Years of Age, •who has- heels. all his life - a practical Farmer, • wishes to take a few well. disposed YOUNG MEN, who are deiirous of being Instructed in that healthy and amusing branch of Business.—rhe number will be limited, and their treatment' liberal, us the ptincipal wish of the 'Advertiser is to procure' proper companions .fos. his. eldest son, who, after haring had a classical education, has deter tuinekito make Agriculture his profession. Apply, by Letters, (post paid) at Wesvamh's Snuff Shop, St. Martin's-street, Exeter. TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. THE, Sight of the Aged is restore d ; t h e W eak Sight strengthened; and the Pek'ect Sight preserved, 'Upon unerring principles, by BRADBERRY's PATENT SPECTACLE, zil.,•OxfUrd.street. To prevent Disappointment, he particular in observing :it 4, -33..4 .a..tiblv t . House, next. do,Or to Z 4,1"/ raorigces, between SWallow-striet, and Argyle-street.- OUTSTANDIN6 PRIZES TiIISH entreats the Holders of the tinder - . mentioned Twenty-one CAPITAL PRIZES Sold and Shared by , him in the . Lottery 'that finished last Month, to bring them fur Paymert, or Exchange them fur Tickets and Shares in the New Lottery of only 12,000 Tickets, tv begin Drawing 17th September. ' . 3,287, . ; . a Prize . 0f.... 1'...20,000 9,190,.. 7.112~ 18;131 9,000 4,643.. 2OO 496 l,OOO • 7,023 • .. 200 7,889.:.1 l,OOO, 7,0E15 2OO 8,031 l,OOO 7,:124 2OO 10,497 l,OOO 11,450 ' 800 6,680 .15,515 5OO 18,881 15,888 BOO 18,398 2OO 16117 SOO itc. 4C. •rieKET . s and SHARES are selling in greatrariety at both of BISH's truly fortunate °dices, from which Persons in the Country may be supplied by sending tliex Orders (Pot oi Carriage paid) to either . • - ' 4, corm-out, ; or 9, CHARING-CROSS. EYTON, Stockbroker, the Second House Jl2.4in Cornhill; and 18, Coventry-street, .is happy to announce to. nis Friends and the Public at large the Com mencemen a new Lottery, of only . 112;000 Tickets, to be, 'gin Drawing September 17th, containing-Prizes of L. 40,000, L. 10,000, &c. &c. and no Prize less than L. 20, an arrange ment which he hopes will meet the' wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. • •It is with much pleasure EYTON is enabled to add, that the following Capital Prizes, viz.:— . No. 18,824, a Prize of L. 10,0 0 ,1 6,848, a Prize of . L. 500 • 6,922, 'a PriZe of L. 300 .248, a.Prize of L. 200 • Drawn the last Day in the Lottery just finished, were all shared and sold at his truly. fortunate Establishments in Cornhill and Coventry-street, where be .respectfully invites his Friends to partake of the Favours of Fortune, whioh he intends distributing the 17th of September. , To Mr. DIXON, Aputisee437: lir Take the earliest opportunity to acqoahit you, IL that I have received the most wonderful be ne fi t f r „ mi h e use at your 1)1 X 0 N's ANTI 131 L., 0 U s S PI I. LS, which I carried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whore I distributed•thern have experienced the same salutary benefit; they declare them to. be the best Medicine ever used in that Country torliilions and other Contplaints. The adlowing arc the names of several Ladies and Gentle. men, who have received the utmost relief from yotir Dixon's Amtibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. Itimatca ; Shaw, iitt Esc Kingston, ditto ; Mr. Woodrift; Spanish n. 0 vt , Hamilton,. Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit to;t Lsmith, gsq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. d o .; Mr. walker Port Morant, ditto ; I. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto ' Burn, Esq.,S,iv anna ; • C. p. Polack. Esq• ditto ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King stun.dim ,; Mrs. Perry, St. An t i's ; M rs. W oodril t , Spa nish T o wn ; with many other persons of the first respeda bility. • Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS HARK° Lt.), of the ship G Juges. July 1 - , 18111. Sold, wholesale and retail,at Mr. Butler's, No. q, Cheap_ side, corner of l'aternoster.row, London; Sharp and Main, PartStitouth; fortes, Weston, A llnutt, an d M a ll ory, Port ," 5 ; and lnhnston, Gosp o r t ; Coleman and J aco b, d"P • Sheerness; peck, Ross, an ill Hull; - • wotilty, Grativiti:, Nettleton, and 'Gilbert, Plymouth; an d Lloyd ,. and Swinney Cu. Birmingham ; 11th hinge. Edwards . and! Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and' Lynch, Man c hester ; Trewmati, Exeter ; smitn, Manderton, Ileabitra, Scott, and [taster lydir hurgh 'Baxter and M'Donald, Grasgoty ; lltilAen and Barry. p r i,vd ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, I eliestey; Dunn and Sutton, Nottin gham ; and retail by l im i t 'Country medicine Venders, to Ilexes at . 25. 94 . . and bs. each. FRIDAY, XII LY 16, 1813. r . z „. 4. Vf Ina few Dais will be published, A SECOND PORTION, cemisting.of the Third and Fourth "Voluaies of TT-1 L LEtTEIt of Mrs. : ELlz'ApETir moNT.-wc, with some of the Letters of her .Corres rulblis iei ti n :d by MATHEi? E. .her' :Nephew _ ti - Od Executor. Printed for T. Cadell ..Ind W. Davies, Strand. 'of whoin to lie had-, , Anew Edition (being the Third) of: the first Portion, con-' tier Letters from an early ageto tlie4ag , e of .Twenty three, elegantl'i printid in two vols. Ntith .'it,p9rtrait of Mrs. Mont:wn, from a Miriatur by Zinek price .is. to board's.. - This Day was published, ~ In Otte Volume, 6vp,,price 16s. iq boards, rill-1E MODERN ,FR:A. Cll€* of PHYSIC, vabibitinglf.e,Cilaracterp, Canso, Symptoms', Prognos tic, Morbid Appeatanc44 - , - and Improved Method of Treat ing the Disease 4 oettli Climates. • • Ilv ROBE t ieVIHOMAS'%, M. Fourth tiliiion,•reviled, - and coninierably enlarged. • LopiiiOn Printed for Hurst,. Iteci, Orme, 4ni Catiell 'Our and San. J. eslicz E. - Cox Cradoci: and' , oloy T. Hamilton, and T. Under wood. • FOR SCHOOLS'. This Day were pUblished, price ss, in hoards, THE EL ,MEN-I'S of . ENGLISEI GRAM MAR; with numerous Exercises; Questions for Ex aminations; anti Note. 4, for. the use.of the advanced Student. ily the, Iter. W. ALLEN. Sold by Latkington and Co. I* W. Vinnock ind Co.; Winton, and other Bouiisellers. " In addition to the g - uieral principles of Grammar. Intleli useful nod entertaininx information, respecting. st,ic Pad compointiou, will be found in the 'latter part of this Work.— It is much cheaper and more comprehen . sive than Morra)', and, we tionbt .out, wilt meet the en conragemcot of 'l'4.6clier.:, and of Parents wins -etttwate their own Children."-Neptutte Literary Review, Jun. ;*;, For a more copious accimht - of this Grammar, see the New Renew, No. t. _ .. . . . This Day was I.4,'lliitted,..price 1.24. qd. in boardS, A CMIPLET r'- ,, ,rt--i-ENI ()IC tiRONOLOG NT - z or, linirers3l.k titalry,.Abridged. . In Two Parts. Part L comprising lin the 1-listo!•ic:.l Pwetsr'ectircleil bySa cred and Pristine Wt.. is, from the CreatiOil Of the iVerld to. thy end of the Year I i'f.ti ariaoged in the' order of tittle in which the . .; occurred: le . • :- . , Part IL contoilTio tub r.- , !1•1:kable Eventsag could not be Inserted in the I , :irsil'irt. • ;.. .fol . Inventions in the Arts, .Scientitic Discoveries, tx. •', pir.., bet ically arranged. . I To .shish is p l etry .: ',.. introductory Dist:out-Se oit the Foundation of i' •,!. -..'.• , its I)ivisions','Diflicolties, &c. containiq, 11 - L , ' • '. • c , J,e Sovereigns of Europe, since the tall ut .-. , .. _ • :, I ~.. ni: Empire; with a List of the Lp.ost.Eniir:tii, : : ~ . . 1 ... E -:-... of the World, State tilliccri of England, .W•:-.I; .., -; ~ ! ...q.t'iov ut ,Lonthin, &r. &c. Tit% whole t+gul.... ~ :, ! , ,e ino3t anthetific sources, and 1-it latechrith the L..- ! .....,:•hor;tivi. Professer and 'f`yz'....-iier ot.lli story and Chronology. ' •Louden: Printyd for :t. Whethicr, 3, ratcrliosl. , r-ruw ; aril sold by all the Iluoltseller, ' . e WI L LA.TANI B. NIOLTNIAIS, , • SM4.ACEN' REAM Lonion', • Tbqt Accelpritodatioa for tvtvellers,gooti Betl4, ;` l .4:ttritik...ol;34ll64.4ctia: - .4thitilesatd , schugtli. The following Volt COachvg, Mail coaches, set, out froth the Kurateu'it MO Imo, VtETE3I, Weymouth, Dorchesr er,. Falmouth, litrtmouth, and S'alklntry, New Post , Coach, every Morning at half past Six o'clock, through Mini ton, Axminster, Bridpoit, - I.llandlovd, :Basingstoke, and Iltigsbot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coed), sets.out every Evening,-Conehts from Bolton to Spilsby, Louth,tlrinishy, nod Hull. LIVERPOOL, Ww...-ington, : Knutsford, Stone, and Lireh, field, Post-Coaelt,• called,. The Expedition, every Evening at Five o'clock. to the Saracen's-Mead Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool. ( , u.nded throughout. • . • BATH and BRISTOL. Flying ,Post-Cnacbes t 'through Chippenhani, Calue, - -and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the'Lon, ,don-Tavern,, Tholias-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning..--Coaches Wells,'Bridirewftter, Taunton, &c. LEEDS Pew. Light Vouch; called The Rockingham, sets opt every Morning at I':ight o'clock; •varries Four Insides only, and goes remorValtly eac , y, with a titrird throughout. Passes through•Stainford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, ta theGohlen- Li - on, Leeds, next day at :Noon. Nat 7 withstanding the uncatuntort Expedition of 'this Coach, it is allowed • to.he the moat agreeable and complete Politic Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommo dation by any other. KENDAL, .Lancaster, Freston,' Kirby-Lonsdale, Bohan, Chorley,.Orniskirk, and Garbtang• Post-Coachel4 everYAftq"- upon, at Fiveo'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Lonroien, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhi 0, Thornhill, Sangututr-Kiln, Canmoett, Kingswell, and all-Parts of Scotland, (:amperdowa Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, ,sets out every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by sway of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Dip - fington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpvtli, and Bernick. Passengers fiudiug themselves fatigned hem the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then pro-; iced on without any additional Fare. 3. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, rime Coaelies..to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, VI/baby, and other places. DitIDQP.NORTH arid W.tlsai .neW PoSt-Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE', Petilith, and Nt'bitehaven, Post-Coach, goes. with Four Horses, and.a Guard all the way., Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond', Catterielt, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the .nearest wa,y by 15 Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detainefl on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats. being secured in the next. Coach. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. ' Newport, Whitchurch, Tarp!.lcy, Nantwich, NoCrtHliE R t‘ferltNe wport,d. dlewich, Poit-Coach, every Evening', as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sut ( t)deglttotn rit . tid'. , Newmatic, walsal 111 AM.: s - rat , Wins! ow, cn ant i wolc tr i iii mpt o o, po,t-('each, every .lfternoon. 'Guarded ' . StiItEWSIILTRY, Wellington a nd Shitfnal, Poit-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every .Evening at Five o'clu:k. Guarded. SH EFFIELD end Rotlierham Pust-Coach, calk-4 the Rock ingham, every Tontine. • SOUTI-TANII , VON, Wiz:chester, Alresoforol end Alton m. Coach, every Eyet,iT. • IIIItNIINGI-lAM 'Mercury Pact Coach, with tt Guard, sets out every Afternoon, aod reaches BirtninAilool next day et Noon. pir,i,•s . l4' Miura, Enstoit 'Stiii,tone, to the & 13 Saracen's liranll,-ittreet, nirmingitem. HULL,Northoso, Thorn, and llonca•aer, Post- Coach, every Morolo4 at half-pat Six 0 - dock, to tint 801 l anti Stan Inn, ,NIVtO/I•Onte's 1 1011. HERTFORD . Ware, Iloddesdon, and Chesbnot Coach, every Njornins. - TOrfENIIX.II anti I . :1,11°1.1ton Coach, Daily, at Ten, Flelflest Two, I-hit-past Felir, and 1 lalflacyt Sevet, o'clock. WILLIAM D. moc! , ,vrAlN and . _Co, respectfully acquaint their nittnits ansl the that they. will not lie account able for any Wiitint.f, Pamel,, or Luggage, M... of Move than Five r'ourids Yoli,e, if 1 0 ,-,1 or tiattiage*, sio . ivotinteroi such and ptid for accordio4ly„, at, the racedl - lead Inn, Snow- [PRICE SIXPENCE-TIALFPr,v' suss4x . . . . .. . Very, Valual4e Freehold, t'op'yhoht, int(i. LA. .., 1,1:'. Frly frAl'Lti for 10,000 years with e.NtenAvti, Mari ;., :: t : ,.. iiii Mansitak-hiMse, culled. .NIII.L.IIND i.'l,A('E, i',. '"ti, 4.5, '1 481, 1 , !" 1,1 St gnd PieaSUre UrAlillii, itA Vie County ut Sttsst7, On the borders of I-Luits. '• . ~ . f . - T 9 liE, $01,1) By A!XTION, •. By Mr. WELIAOt, . Atthe'At7CTICIN NIART, London, o'Cock ia the, Afternoon, 'on IVLusitsDAY, 111 HE truly valuabie FliliELIOLt), -1-101,1), and kEASEITOLI.) wit!) ex. tensive' Mau6tial Rights 'uver several %, arli abllo. (Jaime of (iatue and 1:1 , 11 of tbc hacJOHIN U'fI'ERSON; and which will be de divided iiito Lots, . • I ; 'these tAtates, couosting of nes.rly acre; of ,‘r.,4le, Meadow, - and Coppice Land finely stuched. Timber, are Fituate about 48 miles from Lotni , ..n, ,in post britiltifit I awl • pletureique part of the County, two miles from tin , po , t-towtt of Liphook, twenty-four frotu Portsmouth, atat.siy, trust tha Market Towit , , of Sliclhoot.and Petersneld. The high-ro , o1; front the metropJlis to Portsmouth runs till - 0 . 11;h the centre, Of the property. The situ:Ate in a irio , a tie, spot,-.e.onnuanding ltqatriant ahounding iR Woodind 'Water, and there are on 1.11 Estate rAI able:Seites for building wk. ' . • pescriiitire. tvirticulno, altb cligraet.d plarp.of tla t t r. mayql had at tire- 4..-roberk., Inns, l'ortsmouth. ,tud eiroTorr p Dolphin and. Red Lion, Peterstield ; Kitties Arni...,l.4othii.liti-np Liphook; the,Lihraries, Tunbridge Wei;, , , Ilr Worthing, ar Littlehompton and Bognor ; at the Aoutioa 'Mt ;,apitl of. Etlward. V. (.I.trr4on, Esq. le„3, Ohl fluilti -I.incobf:Anti; and forthex information obtained .14 apply ink; to- Mcssrs. Rhoades and-Son, Solicitors ;,or to Mr. Catichester, wher,; a NW!) of the who'e, Estate may be ESTATE OF LA . G WELL. •, • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ,CONTRsAq, • • , Tuis most, extensive, beantstah and five ESTATE.... It contains ,27,302 • English Acres, 10 elightfully situated in the Sowthein Pall. cif ,tbe Uouuty of Caithness. Bounding with the County of Satlikelansi feramtny, Miles on the North Side of . .tbr,Murray Fritli,.which it skirts, and has, bj. Royal Grant, an ancient .Right of Firrestryat , tached to it. 2 . The natural Woods on the Estate,..exCeed SAO Acres, or thereabouts, and "the *Plantatios of Lat'ch, Scutis hi Pi ri u, Oak, eke. made' by the present, Proprietor, exceed ,Halt a Million of Trees; and, with a view to facilitate the further ess of this must beneficial mode of Iniprovement, the Saute Pro prietor has eftablislied a valuable Numei'y. • • • jhalinprovelpentm 'made upon.the E , tate ,within thesi.2o Years, entbellish arid add cousideraldv to the :natural ties of this rOmantie but convenient Property. Two e.tpitah Sheep-farms, stocked with the Cheviot Breed, have been es. tablished upon it fur tinnw yTtirs, and the. Stuck IE,, thriven so well as,to rival at market the finest. Breed on the • Borders; ' • The' old Mansion House has fallen into decay. •The sitna lion wbcre it stood is, beautifully romantic, bauging , over Vac River Lutn within less than Half a Milo of the Sea, and surrounded by rising Grounds covered with Wood. A Gar.. den with hot waits boa beet) fo-aied,and illllnn,Varin-liut ,, es, and Otlice.s, have all . beett erected at a considerable Expence, With a view to the establishment of a Residence upon the Estate. ' • 'The SalmotiFishery yields a considerable Rent, avid on ex. pit:ations if the Lease . , it will be considerably increased, There are appearances of valuable Mines of Lead and Cop per nit different parts oftbuEstate,through which passes train the South,' the new Road made under the Authority of the Parliamentary Commissioners, whereby troselling Soot hwaz is rendered easy and eNpeditions. The Situation atrords a constant supply!sif all kinds Of Sett and Fresh 7 water Fish, and the Estate abounds with Game of every kind peculiar to the Country, but more particularly with , illn , e,,Y'etierlliolrfitittit . tiarki, Sea eVe4l3S: t . l tV.4 `[ ,Wtee,rt?toi. with black Cock, Ptarmigan, Grouse, Partridge, Plovee, acki Woodcock; and, with a little attention, Pheasants may in: reared hi great abundance, the Covers being remarkably well adapted for them. . The Estate is Freehold, and affords gratification to he re. turned to Parliament. Tire Teinds etre . valued, and the Pub. lie and Parish.Burdeos are very moderate. The Title-Deeds, Rentals, and Plans of the Estate, may be seen by application to James Horne, Esq. W. S. Edinbnrgh, who has tallliowers of Sale. ' Mr. James Hall, Orcileer,•at Longwell; point out the Estate and its Boundaries, and Parties desirous of acquiring further inforimition, either in the Vicinity or in London, are requested to apply to Captain: Henderson, of Ainister, the • Factor upon the i:state ; or to Alexander Fraser, Esq. Lin- N. 13. Intorded Purchasers are requested to view the :Es tate during .the Summer season, because, if nut previluAy disposed of \q,Private Contract, it, wilt be. Expieled to Public Sale in the it , )yal Exchange Cotreo-hoase, 'at Edinburgh, on "Wecluesday, the 15th day of Septeuther next. , A CHAI,LENGE. As - E:SSItS. C Until ul Co. Surgeons, late in INA. his M. jesty's service, challenge the tv hole Would to wove a single instance whet.: their medicine and method of cure have tailed oil he desired e*e.t. rUlte luatli..e of mettir years in this particular branch- of their profession, has not given rise to one I.IIISLICcei4UI 'racy continue to tilted their stildie , to the treatment and cdre of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the 5)3... tent, which is the consequence tit the per nici . nts and tu I rllicly of a habit long anal most unhappily ptlrstical by the ,yonth of both sexes. In the one it will he limed to he the unfailing Salifee of Iniarrenness; the other have its ravages ta., tally developed to them by a distressing state eft deinitty, which if nor timely remedied, terminates in impotentey, these are its remote and ultimate efleCts, while Lonstimp, /ism, loss of muscular power, arid various tier toils ~.o m p Lop I 1 ,, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. . It persons languishing un o er the disorders riticid.ti rto such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved ensue. cessfill in the course of a long, latioraatis, and eXtQltdl..ql pra4iee. , In the most obstoiste LOciplit:,tt,Otl c.1,..;cy of Ye . nere A lnifeali.in, such as Obstrirt.li.)l . l;i in the uretilra, apiltiAy excrescences, hard tumors, ealliatis ulcers, eruptions, nal weakness, gigets, as also el - 1; /21:S, .Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bal. heir present inn. lanof the tri kill li rtel o ilaea t tig h ltten e e r %svo l th : t. : et 4 . 1:1 1 1 : 1e etg i o frequentlyur i t: e tti ; ie S , r tx e ioi t I. l l ) ali e r ai o r v illl e d t ul t h it i ti e lt i g ) s applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty ye.irs extensive pradice in this Metropolis, tiumeroos cases of Strictures have been anti are daily under their care, the, tuta eradication of which is etlieled by a safe, cert.nn, and eipe. ditious mode of practice, superior to any other, yet adopted. The weakness , relaxation, and debility proceeding from I hi complaint are speedily lernaved, and. the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health, But where the debility has fur years ,exisred, , a pr,•per persever.wee in triert kisiti,rative re. medics, alter the Stricture h i s bigtl lieSt fop: 4 IS Hy requisite to revive true-slumbering spark. 01 lit ,c,stf to reanimate the,constituri ,, n. ' • I Several Nehienten t tam. k • bility, have been tinder the ..tri3, o t siri , 7 , tore ry , ecc. I'0 4 " tile reinev.ll Ot cit the 1 1,„ heat attic tut., attrt having received a r.i• thc•ra, salts lact,:ry evi. that references' may begivee, „ r __ or, c Gentlemen et t le ; ,,p e t.•!: , rl.oeze of the decisive s uperipritynt . mt. , .. , ~ pl a n o fireatrineitt. 'Many ,aat these 64:1111tri.1.11 tl! St titres frain , to je anti Icai h.“: 11 und,...a. the ~f alessrs. Anti Other Surgeons of equal coil ocuce, who atteolpted the:cure by the application of Clip Lunar Caustic, without t.:llrriV ;4:10, CO. may be consulted by either sex with Ole gretw,t ttchc.tcy, beCieey, atitl 1 1 011011 r. Ai their (loww, N , ) tc.7, • l'attents to t h e country lre requested to state the nariieu lars of their cive, age, anti general habit of living, &c. thelnsing 3 remittance for atlytce and when the :tame will be giveci or Nent to any part of the kingdom. Ti CO i'are That secte , y ‘zo eisem in t to, their undertaking, the pct.tr atrhi letters 111:+y' I.l , *<l‘itic.•l the account liar medicines. •yt,t lune, httwoilartieta. • ,0