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The signal and glorious Victory on the Mikis of Salamanca, achieved, through the transcendant military skill and con duct of the Marquis of Wellington, by the intrepid gallantry and firmness of the brave Officers and Men under com mand, has been. duly. estimated by the admiring and grate= fnl People of these Realms, whose exulting satisfaction has .. recently been expressed in the most general and conspi cuous manifestations of • theii pride and joy. The Com mittee of the Patriotic Fund feel it their duty, on this peat occasion, to call on all their Countryinen to enable Thee to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been disabled in this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Wi dows, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them fur support. This Institution, since its establishment at the com mencement of this War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation. t 013,254 Cases of Officers, seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or de ,. pendant Relatives : and, including the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent 'memorable Victory of Salamanta; it has still a large number of the most meritorious Claims.on' its accustomed assistance. The Committee feel a firm reliance that through' the generous svmpathy of all ranks of a dis- Cerning people, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile and vindictive aims of its powerful Enemy and Rival, " the British Seaman and Soldier may still confidautly trust, "that those who are dear to him while living, shall, in the " event of his falling in the sacred cause; find Friends and " Guardiansiu a grateful and 'generous Country : and that he'who May be disabled in its defence shall' not be neglect " ed by those whom he has bravely defended." (Signed) BEESTON LONG, Chair Man.. Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement : . ,c. d. O. by .1). . • • • 10 0 0 GENERAL ELECTION. CONTII;ICT rag Rrqd oil p4:7wßSßUlulif MAsTs. • • Navy- ogice,'Octobrr I, IR!2. PREVCIPAL OFFICERS and CONMI ! S - -a- SIONERS 411.1JP,STI"S hrrety give IV , eree, l'hat on' rhurreiay, the 'lsth Instant, at One thcv LlNbe readiy to trial w;ith such ,Persons as Me y be willing to epn‘ract for supplying , hi.s Majesty's. several. Doriards, or uny one or more of thtin, with RIGA tn. PETERSBURGH INCH or F1A24170 MASTS.. the COUNTY of SUSSEX To thc‘GESiTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of • - GENTLEMEN, A S the him:casing infirmity of my health, from continual attacks of the gout, has made , it impossible for me to bear the late hours to which the Lusine'ss of the House of Com Mons is now usually protracted, 1-feel that I should not act fairly towards you if I were agai6 to solicit the honour of your suLipo4 : but Ishallalways retain the chAepest sense of 4ratitude for, your past favours, and shall ever re main, with anceieftttachMent almd respect;' - sal Distiibution of the Marts z :and a Forht of the Tender, iltay be seen at t'ai,s,olfice. No Tender.ioill be received after One,o s -Cloci, on tide day of Treaty, nor any noticed, tiniess the Party, or _an 4gent for hip,. ettend.r. Gentlemen, Your Much And most obedient, hinnV:e Servant, .P,very 7'elidee .i;nrat be accompanied by a Letter addre...red to tbe Navy 11 , ,ard, and signed by two responsible Perfons, cn gairlieg to bevon . te bound with the Person tendering, in t 't Sum. of 50001. for the 'due performanef of the Contract. Nti.kiL/ANI VVYN.oHANS: Petra:eh, Sept3o, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and - FREEHOLDERS of VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Oct. 2, ISPe. T HE COMMISIONERS for VICTUALLING Ms MAJESTY'S NAVY tt hereby gioeNotice, That of Tues&y, Me 15th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealer" up) and treat for One Hun dred Tons q' BLACK BMYRNA . or ALEXIA RAISINS, to be ansn;erable to Samples of not less than two pounds height each) to be prothiced with Yfe;• Tenders, to be,.delierred iat the Victualling Store's at Deptford, in the course of Oae 316a11, and to be paid for by Bills, payable' with Intere.q., Ninrty Days after date. 77,r Conditions of the Contract may be seen rat t /et Sccre- tb COUNTY of LINCOLN,• GENTLtSftS, T is inipWsihre for me to be unmindful of the very flattering arid distinguished manner in which I have been thrice chosen one of your Representatives in Parliament, and trusting my line of political conthict has been generally satisfactory to my Constittients, with confidence I again offer you my services, and solicit your support on the Day of Election. have tlie honour to be, ' Gentlemen, • Your obliged and obe - dilea Servant, ,• CILIRLES CHAPLIN'. Btankney, Oct. 1, 1812. William Roberts, Exeter 2l 0 0 Donation ,from the Right Hon. Lady Suffield (by the ' hands of the Rev. Charles Hobart), out of ato nies arising from the Charity of Elizc Hele; at . Plymouth . John Fuller, Rose , hill • ._. . ry's Wee: • No regard win be had to any Mlle,- in which the Price ihall not be ins.efted in Words at length, or that Shaine 4 te de livered to the Board before One' o'Cloch on the said TaCS-. ii2y t 'the 13th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender; or some Person on his behalf, * attends, to an;teer when called for. To tale GENTLENIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DORSET. ~ LEATHER TAX. ' . • .. 4AT„.a MEETING of the GOKAIITTE- E of . 4 ' I •eiNNERS and others; held at the Ship Tavern, Long . ' tuahursday the Ist October 181.; , • Mr. UNOERSHELL in the . Chair ; • '•. It .. . . . 1,, was resolved, ' - • . , . . ir 4 ,..uat it is ( the opinion of this Meeting, that the Additional 1th , „ (4 1 Leather, as imposed in the last Session of Parliament; I , 4 '.'e it cannot answer as a measure of Finance, will in its of 0 11 GP erations greatly oppress the manufacturing interests T Z Country as well as the labouring poor. lt , tat the present time when the Manufacture depends so . . A:: h upon reign materials, the Tax: will prove nloro op -4,4B've to the Leather Trade, than twice its amount would h i ! dooe at the time the original Tax of 11 per lb. was A t ' , % - 11 , 211 the M anufacture depended ;chiefly upon the home .mterial. f o ; rl lat it will prevent the English Manufactarer giving ), es, the produce of Other Countries, the price that tan i a t Worded b foreigners, and thereby greatly diminish every r 4rleh of the Leather Trade.' • - -• liA n bi a General Meeting of the Tanners of Great Britain, 4 4 .".tid looa after Parliainent- meet for business, in the next e • 4101 . f the time and 'place•of which to be hereafter advertis Q) t • • r . th. 0 take into consideration the best methods of promoting e rqcal of the said Tax. .. Dy u: der of the Conlmittee B. DREW, Secretary. BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. P. DIRECTORS are ready to grant roLr- It .. cuts for the INSURANCE of Buildings, Furniture, Ztelitadiitl Ships, VesselS; and all other Property, against Jamai,e . by FIRE, OnPtlnoiples the most liberal and %t "7 ble, and on Terms consistent-with the mutual steunty oftice.and the Public. t, ti i Asurances•due and pa,yabli nt Michielmas..-Day must .be N(I tw ed - 'within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Policies will be %,_The increased Value of all Property 'renders it general resta'ry in prudent Persons.to add to their Insurances; kith I. l ,itioni will be made by this Office without charge for tie 40,riesi tior will any be made for Policies fot Insurance of or uwards. t, ARMI p NG STOCK at the redneck]. Premium of 21: per TA. I,Ll'roposals maybe had gratis at the - principal Offices in the n& and CUrnbill, London, or at the Company's Agents in different Cities and Towns in Orel:I-Britain and Ireland. • - ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary: . TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, • TitiNTING - 01 7 FICt; with a nioAt I".esptcy th -able aalt tong established Trade, at the West End of Towns, the amount of. coming . in, will:not exceed 20001. knrt.Of illicit, if any convenience, may be - paid by instal tge!lts, or Would - have no-objection to an active person with property, -as vartner r the business being- too unfelt for i„P:rescut'PrOprieter tO attPrid . ke Particulars apply to Mr. Deli ho Printers Appraiser 4 Auctioneer,. Deptford, Kent or letters left. at the • l 'ttica. Coffee - Manse, will be intmediately.a,ttended\to. 4 ,TE Lorrrmy, ALL TO BE DRAWN TUESDAY 0 ' x t il - 01. , ' THIS MONTH—ONLY 5000, NUMBERS-- AIORE THAN 2000 PRIZES—ONE NUMBER 'WILL *IN . gE 40, 000 ,000, &c. & i. c. TWO PRIZES OF . 20,0001.—TWP- S OF s • 'HUI, Contractor for the, LOTTERY, V le 4v , • No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Cliaring-Cross, sold the , fol ,br Capital Prizes in the last. Lottery:— No. 3,631 974 3,9kM 600 Whole Ticket • • 500 ' -5,736 9,736 - 2,700 3,019 And 4 Ilriies of 2001. &c. &c. . • • 0/INSBY and Co. respecitully . acquaint, the Public, that they hae a variety of TICKETS and 1 1 , 0• RES on Sale, at the lowest prices in the STATE LOT t,„'‘Y, to he drawn on the 20th of October, only Ten Thou -1;;7u Tickets, Two Prizes of 20.U001. besides many Capital 441", arid no Prize less thap , 221.; Hornsby and• Co. have en successful in Selling and Sharing. Capital Prizes, to, 47Th Friends, whOhave honoured them with their Favours, tl'-eir old est&ilished State Lottery Mice, 26,•Cornhill ; v" r * 411 Prizes,are exchanged without. any deduction what e% '• ARD,!BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, respectfully 'inform the .Public , that TICKETS and tt :tRZS the ensuing STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at , e r Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, Londpii. 141 Lottery, •coni/sting of only 19,000 •Tickets, the Ca -41 Prizes are greater in Value than the last, and the 4- 174 Wing will take place on Tuesday, the 20th of this • 4911th, Price of a Ticket TA 15 0 - -2 0 44142. ........... .... 11 6 0 Eighth I 4 4 4) er.... ..... 515 0. Sixteenth l. 9 6 th e *" Letters, post-paid, du y answered, and Orders front lt t ouv - ry ac - orupauied with tteuiit.,:ilice, pullet:lax itt .. , t. 40 e413. . - . I • - , Newell Connop,.jun. Shadwell Dock ' 5 5 0 Admiral Young, per Child and Co. lO 10 0 The amount of a Subscription of a Week's Pay of the Officers, .and Two Days Pay froM the Non- commissioned Officers and Private Soldiers of the Seventh, sr Queen's Own Regiment of Hussars, transmitted by Lieutenant-Colonel Vivian .... 256 10 6 A small Tribute front the Servants' Hall Table at the Earl of Harewood's , B. H. pet - Drummoncis - 25 0 0 Rev. Richard Raikes, Gloucester : 3 5 0 _ _ _ Willit= Newman, Lisbon, per B. Fayle and Co 50 0 0 •John. Parsons, of Oxford, Banker lO 10 0 'Collection in the Parish Church or DriiHeld, Glos. Am shire, per the Rev. R. D. Cumberland - 2 11 -0 -Jones and Atkinson f 5 5 0 'Thomas Aspinall, Rodney-street, Liverpool 1 0 0 .00de and Copeland tfndtrwriteri on a policy of Insurance; per Admi ral Gaidner, by Captain Eastfield . 8 7 0 Mr. Holland, per Illasterman and Co'. lO to Itcv. Richard Buller; Linreatb, Cornwall, per Lub boats and CO.. to 10 0 J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary." Snlscripiioris received at Lloyd's ; and by the respective Bankers id Town and Country. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In One large Vol. Octavo, price 16s. 6d. in boards, The Fourth Edition, Improved and Corrected, `I . ONSPECTUS MEDICIN2E RETICLE.' • Auctore JACOB() GIIEGORY, M.D. - Olim Med. nunc. Med. Pract. in Acad. Edin. Prof`. Printed for William Creech, Edinburgn; and sold by •Lo man and Co.; S. Ilighley, 24, Fleet-street; T. Hamilton and .P.UnderwoOt, London. RICHERAND'S •PHYSIOLOGYNEW TR4NSLATION This Day is published, in Octavo, price 125. fi I LEMENTS of- PHYSIOLOGY.— By A RICHERAND, Professor of tire •Fa.culty of Medicine .of Paris, &c. &c. • •• 'Traslated.from the Fre Lich - .By G. J. M. Di ;LYS, Member of Abe Royal College of Surgeons in London. Printed' for Thomas Underwood,' 82; Fleet-street, and 40, West Smithfield ; 'John Callow, 10, Crown-court, Prince's. Street, Soho; and Adam Black, Edinburgh: This Day nova s published, • - - 'Number I. Price One Shilling, rrITIE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE. CONTENTS. Charges and Tracts of the Bishops of Durhaai, Gloucester; Lincoln, and_ St. David's. • Lord Kenyon's Observations. Claims of the Catholics considered. Letters lo.andfrom the Editor, &c. Printed for Stockdalc, jun. 41, Pall Mall. Also,• price Is. 0r,31. per. hundred, Bishop Porteus's Reasons against Emancipating the Ca tholics. - • . • N.B.—The general circulation of the above particularly at contested Elections, may he of incalculable advantage. This Day was published, In One Volume Octavo, price twelve Shillings boards, the Second Edition, much enlarged, of THE PRINCIPLE'S of MIDWIFERY; in chitlins the Diseases of Women and Children, By JOHN BURNS, Lecturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Pguulty of Physi cians and Snrgcons, Printed.for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. ' Of whom may be had, hy the same Author, i. Popular. Directions for the Treatment of the Diseases of Women and Children, in Bro. price 95. boards. 2. Observations on Abortion, Second Edition, Trice. Bs. oards. DANIELL'S -ORIENTAL SCENERY. This Day was published, Patit Second, containing 24_,Vicws, on imperial Quarto, price 31:3s.'baat'dl, of ' • lIE ARCHITECTURE, ANTIQUITIES, and LANDSCAPE SCENF;ILY of FIINDOOSTAN. By Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM DANIELL. Reduced irons their Folio Edition of the same Work, and carefully copied under ther.directzon. Published by William Daniell, No. 9, ‘.Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-squarel and Longman, limit, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond4freet. - • 4 %,,,* The Views, it is intended, shall follow in the same order as they appeared in the Folio Edition, and when corn. pitted will be comprised in three yob. coataiuing ttlf VW* 150 prints. GENTLEMEN, ruHE very flattering reception of my applica ja- cation, through my agents, in all parts of the County, demand thus'rasly the acknoWledgment of my utmost grati tude, and encourage my hopes, that, on the - ,day 'of Election; your favour will ao - ain place me in the highly respectable- si tuation of one of yoUr_Represetts.tives.. In such an event, be assured, that it shalt be my earnest study, by a faithful discharge of the duties of so important a trust, to preserve the esteem and approbation of my con- stituents. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the highest respect and rep rd, • Your truly grateful and most obedient hu.ruble Servant, W. M. KW. Kinipton, Oct. 1, Isle. To the GENTLEMEN, cr,:tualt, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. • GENTLEMEN, „T ake the enrliVst opportunity of informing -111 " you, that I have found it advisable to decline a canvas for the County on the present occasion: The active exertions of the friends of the old members, having greatly diminished my prospect of success, I am unwilling to give "my friends any unnecessary trouble ; at the same time, I beg to assure them that I feel the 4 , :ost lively gratitude for .the favourable manner 'in which they have received my application for their innort.. . • • • I have the honour to be, Gent amen,. Your most ohedient humble Servant, CRANBORNE. Hatfield House, Sept. &v.!. c • TO the PRizEHOLDERS.of the COUNTY of NAIRN*. GENTLEMEN, N immediate Dissolntion of.Pailiantent being riobabk, I beg leave to offer myself as a Candidate for the honour of representing my native county. My best pre tensions to your support, must rest upon my being the Head of an ancient and 'respectable Family in Nairnshiris and a Life devoted, as it has hitherto been, to the Service of my country. With the strongest. attachment to the King and Constitution, born. a Scotchman, and bred a Sailor, should I be the fottunate object of your Choice, I shall endeavour to discharge with the utmost zeal,' the important duties of your Representative so as to proniote the tine Interesti of the County; consulting on all poisible occasions the voice of my Constituents. I have tl.c honour to be, Gentlemen, Your mostobedient, and devoted humble Servant, JAMES DUNBAR. Boatlt, Nairn, Sept. 2S, 1812. COVENTRY ELECTION. THE FREEMEN of the CITY of COVEN- T TRY, resident in London, are respectfully informed, that Carriages are provided for the conveyance of Voters in ,the Interest of Joseph Butterworth, Esq. Particular directions may be bad at Mr. Applegarth's James-street,Covent Garden, or of the Committee, at Raven row, Spi,tal-fields. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of the FREEMEN of the CITY of WORCESTER, resident in London, held the Ist instant, at the White Hart Tavern, Chancery-lane, . Mr. HILL in the Chair, It was unanimously Resolved, That the conduct of our late Representative, WILLIAM GORDON, Esq. has been such as to merit our warmest ap probation, and entitle him to our unqualified support at the approaching Election. That a Committee be appointed to superintend his interest, and co-operate with the Freemen of Worcester - in securing his re-election. Mr. Hill :laving left the Cbaii, the thani,s of the Meeting -were yted.te kiln for his able and impartial sondttct. OFFICE OF ORDAYANC.E, Sept. 23, ISM rrHE PIUNCIP:IL OFFICERS of His M 4. JESTrS ORD.V.I.VCE do hereby give Notice, I'hat.Prop °sots 14.21 be received at their Wire, in on or before Friday, the 9th gay of Octoba• ne.rt, from Awl: Per sons as nzay be willing to undeetahe tize Supply of coprt R. HOOPS for service of this Department, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the Articles: may be viewd, upon application at the Ptincipal Storekeeper's Of in the Tower, and further Particulars, together with the. Terms and Conditions of the Contract, way be knothis, at the Secretary's Offiee, iiz Pal Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up ana indors'ed, " Proposals for Copper H(411):;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d day of October, at Ttaelo4 o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, 4111 attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW', Secretary. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING. CLOTH.' •- " rifIFIE superio r Degree of Fineness and tin ' equalled Delicacy of Texture to which the Raw Mate rial is reduced previous to being manufactured - (an object at tainable only by the Proprietor), renders this Fabric not only of greater Durability th.an Linen alone, but the most plea sant,'comfortable, and (Economical 'description of Shirting- Cloth ever manufactured. It washes beautifully,' and is sold at about half the price of Irish Linen, at the original Ware house, 154, Cheapside, _near St. Paul's; Harding, and Co. 89, Pull Mall, and at no other Housesin Loudon. In the Press, and shortly till be published, THE EDINBU.RGII DISPENSATORY, ar ranpid.upon a new Plan;. the Pharmaceutical Prepara tions and Coluponnils' being colected under one simple dis tinct. Head. By JOHN THOMSON, M.D. Printed for Creech, Edinburgh ; and Samuel High ley, 24, Fleet-street, Loudon. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTS. y P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Cr ' Merchants of England, and Traders iu general,-that for the coni•enienee of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ES SENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicine . s, in the hands of Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 6G, St. Paul's Church yard. . This Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in, Flatulencies, Gmity and Cholicky Pains in the Storoacb and Bowels, Indigestion, liviterics, Sea-sianess, Nausea atten dant. on 'Pregnancy; P elaxati:ip and - Las'SitUde arising from atmospheric heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from inch..- went Weather, the abuse of Spirituous Liquors, and' in the -tpaamodic ageetion of the • Stomnach and Bowels, so cominc.n to Infants, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. 'As a Family Medicine, or for the Army and Navy, it will be found a valuable aeouisition. . . „ Juniper Ess'ence of Peppermint is so 'well known as'a valua ble Family Medicine, that-the. princip:►l ohtect of th'l4 Adver tisement is to guard purchasers apinst thr, hmuerous coun terfeits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the order is for Exportatiou The only caution J. P. Heath- can give, is to Fee that J. P. Death, Nottingham, is engraved on the Government stamp. Sold .6'hOlesale and 'retail, by Shaw and Edwards, tiS, St. Paul's-Church-yard, in bottles 2S. 9d. and Is. 14d. '7 • - TIIE KING'S PA'T'ENT'. DR. NURRIS's FEVER nROI-°S. THE experience of more than ball a century has so fully established the reputatton of tliis iuvaiiiettie Medicine, that it is now ~ iniwcesary to expatiate on its em. racy in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to.fail, when administered agreeable to di redion ; in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most •Distmters'itteident to .Children they art an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their immediate influence,, they immediately atop the progresi a treat Cold, and ate particularly adapted ass genial Restora tive. - - . The I. amily. Bottle, 225. sold at the Dodor's HollF•e, No. 29, Lower Brook. • street, Grosvenor. square, where orders ;or export:l6"n are . duly executed Smaller Bottles, r !s. and 2s. 9d. wh , lesale and retail, at Bacon's, !co, xtord-street, and by moi.t . tespedable Venders in Town and Country. IsoDr. NORRI S's celebrated ANTI L US PI I. with ample Directions, zs. CA UTION.— Observe that the words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Government Stanap re.." - 1 the kettles no others are, or can be, NEVER ACTED. .. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. hvENiNG; Oct. 6, 1812, talitd niill be produced, a New Grand Romantic Drama, ..)E,THIOP ,• Or, THE CHILD OF THE DESERT. Viisie, Scenery, Dresses,. awl Decoraticns entirely neW. The *hole of the Music coniposed by Mr. Bishop. The 'Principal Characters by , M. C. KEMDLE, Mr. YOL7F6-, m r. FAWCF.TT, LISTON, Mr. EGERTON', Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. BROADHURST, JEFFEItiES, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BROOK'S Mr. DUROU:ZT, Mr. SIMMONS; Airs. H. 'JOHNSTON, Miss S. BOOTH, Mrs. C. KEMI3LE, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LOGAN, Miss LESERVE, Mrs. EMERY'. • TO which Will be added the Farce of RAISING . THE WIND. )1i ces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tha art-street. Pe Doorswill ll be opened at balltast FiVe, add the Play 'pa at h alf-past Six. I.: e6 xes 7s, S econ d P r i ce S s . 6d.—Pit 3%. 6d. Second Price Qs - . ." -os G aiter Seco-id Price is.—Upper GallerY Is. Se cnd 3 Pr ice 6(1 • . • ti t t revived Barletta. of ' Midas increasing, on each repe r •°", in public favour, will be repeated on Wednesdaiy and "daY next: ICHICKETS and SITARE S for the NEW L lti STATE LOTTERYito be tll drawn 20th October site .s in groat variety, by EYTON, Stock-hroliev, tornisill, and 18, .Coventry-s',reet, Piccadilly, A t in Abe last Six Months, sold in Shares, Thirty Capital including the last Two of is,parft. the only Two of wul•&c. &c. amounting together to riiwards of 100,0001,