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I 44c;fa1.*,33,,,-..., :;- 4 2\- \v, k 1 414 fir` t‘zie . - c. 1 .4 tr._..l ...,„. --, ' ....p r :; ( .7 . . - u. ~',~~ rii,/ • r ' 00 ;. 1 . :74 1 A 1 /111 , f1;:k • a 1111,1i\%,,, N _ a _,„l - -', ~‘ t. . . . , . ... G . • NUMBER . 62r0.1 ru ESDA OVEMBIE ft 10,.1.81 '2 • r PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALFPEISI4Iy. • THEATRE ROYAL, DRVItY-LANE. THIS PRESENT -EVEN.ING, -November 10, 1819, Their Majesties Servants will perform the. Co , ittedrot 'THE .BEAUX STRATAGEM: . Maier Mr. ELLISTON ; Airawd, Mr. HOLLAND';'. Sullen ' Mr. POWELL ; Foigard, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Boniface,. Mr. PALMER,;.:- . • . Sir Chailes Freeman. RAY; Scruh,.- Mr. BANNISTER. Lady Bountiful, Mrs. MADOCKS, DoAnda, Mrs. ORGER; Mrs.- PAVISON (late Mis..s DUNC,I,N)'t Lipsey, Mrs. SCOTT; Cherry, Miss...MELLON. _ To which will be add e d th e F arce of • HOW TO DI F i FOR LOVE ! Baron ithrf, Mr% CARR . ; Captain 1 7 , 111111etifield, WRENCIi; Captain Thatwick, - Mr. DECAMP; Trap,. Mr. 'KNIGHT ; Trick, Mr.,O.X.I3ERRY . Michael, Mi. MADDOCKS - ; Charlotte, Miss KELLY. The Doors to be opened at half post. Five ',.)'clock,. to bet tin at half past Six. _ • • Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s, Gd.,—Pit, 3s, Gd.; Second Price, 25.; Second Price, ls.a--Uppe r G a ll er y, 1- s . ; Second Price, Gd. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mt: Spring,' Box Book-r keeper, at the Office ih tittle Busiell-street, from Ten till 'Pa, -arid from Ten in th e E ven i ng the Door- ar c closed. • The principal Box S'..ntraneen are in Bqdges-street, With 01 :1 auxiliary -door in RUssel-Areet ; the Pit Entrances a;,-e in tutssell-street and Wolyarn-street • the Lower Gallery En : • trances are in Itio , sell-street and .WOhurn-street; the I.lpper k!allery Hntrance is in Woburn-street only. —,aryiages to the Boxes, ,to set down and take up frpm 'C;ree Rustel.;street, CoVent-Garden, and.draiv'efr to r wards.the ,ktra To the Pit, to set down froth Great Russell-street, and draw .fr down Little Russell-street and Drury-lane. Stage Managcr,.Nlr. RAYMOND.—No,Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex ct Re;ina. T6-morrow,, the Opera of The Maid of - the• Mill ; with (first •: time these seven years) the revived Farce of The Pannel.— Oil Thursday, the Comerlylof The HoneY Moon;. with the last Slew Musical Farceof Turn Okit !—On Friday, the•Qomedy of The Inconstant; with the Musical EntertainMent of The tee live. The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. Rae, from tOs'Theatre Royal, Liverpool,, is engaged at thiSTheatre,andwits _ appear (for the first time) on Saturday next, in the Cha iacfer of Harslet; to Which will'be added, the Musical Farce. • . of 1 - lit-or Miss !.• • - Beaumont and Fletcher's Comedy of Rule a Wife and Have • -. Wife, is, in a forward state of •reviral. •• All Personk having made good their Title of Free Admis .- si'on: three days'at the least, . previous- to the exercise of such Right, will be required to.sigh their Nantes $4 . tlit Dom , in a - Book which will he kept ready for that p ur p Gse , an d will not, he admitted without such sigpaturee... The right - hand Aor, leading from the ball in Brvdges- Vtrieet, will:, be opened for, Free .Adthissions to , the Bir4ess and confined ta them only. Free Admissions td th'e Pit and Galleries • will bk: receii'ed it their respective Doors in Woburn-street only. THEATRE 'ROYAL, COVENT -'GARDEN. - 10-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 11; 1812, win he perforjned, (7th tiine)-the, Popular Opera of -- '!'FIE LOAD OF THE MANOR. • . e Mnsic chiefly by the late Dr. 'Jackson, of Exeter ; with, additions by Bishop,' T. I'Velsh, Reeve, Davy, "&c.) ir..Tolin Contrast, Mr. FAWCETT; Rashly, Mr. INCLEDON;.. Young Contrast, Mr. JONES; Trumore, Mr. SINCLAIR; - La.Nippe, Mr. MATHEWS; Rental, CHAPMAN;- . Serjeant'Sash, Mr. T..a.".q,8Y ; .C.,eporal Drill; Mr. HAMERTON; Corporal Snap, Mr.AING; Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR: Hrlatsman, Mr. DURUSET; Sophia; Mrs STERLING ; Annette, BOLTON; Peggy, Mrs. LISTON; Moll Flagon, Mr. LISTON: • After which, BOMBASTES FURIOBO. Artaxominous, Mt. msrrinws; • Fushos, Mr..TAYLOR ; General Boanhastes, Mr. LISTON, who will introduce the Air, " Hope told a flattering tale." Distaflina, Mrs. LISTON. To which will be added, RAYMOND AND AGNES. • Places for , the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the. New Box-Ofiice, Hai - t -street. • The Doors will be opened at half-past Fire, and the Play hegin at half-past - Boxes 7s. geeonil Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. Gd. 'Secimd Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s.' ,Secoud Price ls.—Upper Gallery Se ' vond Price 6d. • • On Thursday; 'Home's Tragedy of Douglas; to which will le added the Farce of Killing no Murder. On Friday will be revived, Farquibar's Comedy of The Re ,truiting ()Ricer ;- te :which will be ,addeethe- revived Barletta 10f Midas. On Saturday, Mr. BETTY will perform a favourite ;clia 74cOtenrM.' onday;: . (st - h time) • Shakespeare's. Play of The. 'Tem pest; or, The Enchanted Island.- The Tragedy of AleXander the Great has - been long in pre-" Oaration, and will he produced as soon as possible. • ?, -A New Mu s i ca l F arce i s i n re h earsa l , and - w ill b e produced immediately. • • . LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH. '. ~ . HIS Fabricfter Four Years - progresc:ini .. ..„. O w im provement) is now brought tq.a Degree of .excellence ..lid perfection-uneqUalled. ' Peculiarly -adapted fir all Climates and Seasons;,hy its free -lorn from the effects incident to the,changes of the 'Atilos -1) here, ) ) to which every other description of Shirting,Cloth i s 'liable.' - . It is pleasant and comfortablein•*ear; *ashes' beautifully. 'White, warranted fordurability equa l t o th e b cs t . l r i s h Linen, and hold a about half the. price, IVholesale and by the Piece, t . !• the 6figinAl WareltouSE, 154, - CheaPside,• 'near St. Paul's ; ' -t iarding;and Co. - 89, Pall=M a ll i D'Oyley'sWarehotige, Strand; ' l lld no other House in - London. . • SUI'EItFINE CLO'T'HS FOB. DR.gss.gs, FIIOMAS and CO. offer .to .tbe Fashionable l ,'-111. Publie a greater variety i all novel a* seasonable ours of best Woollen Cloths fo n r Ladies wear, of thelnest t)ctitres, wade .frout Sagony Lind 'Merino -Wools,' than any ttlter HOuse in this Metropolis," at:their. accustomed low Prices, "namely, from 4s. to as. a yard Under the regular trad 'Ng houses: • A io,oool. , stock 'of all Silk Mercery articles, pf Velvets, Satins, Sarsnets, Ltistres, Bonibazeens; -15,,,,eitrbazets, Nets, &c: ..c. and cheap Swan and all ur Tippets, in the most fashionable forms. 1 T. and Co. profess td b e an •exception from other tradin g A qttses, inasmuch -as they purchase their goods at a lower !ate by from gO to so per Cent. consequently do sell accord -ugly. No abatement from a regular Market. Instant payment made to Manufaefurers for cheap and Prime Communities-193, Fleet-street, nearTemple:-bar. , Shopkeepers, DresS-mes and others having large coin- I lissiouswill find this a cheap market. No letters atirwcred unless post-paid. • LARGE 'ADVOVirkhNI, WARWICKSFIIRE. ,SOON WILL BE SOLD BY.AucTioN, In London,. (unless pre iously diSijoSed of ,b-y l'riVate - • Contract), HE ADVOWSON of neatly 4nidwwv,between Birmingham and si 2rwie ; i:•onsisting Of an excellent Parsonage House, and abo:At Ei:::*ty-eight Acres of Rich Glebe Land, and the TITHES becOni;ing to the ReedArry of the l'arish, which cony ins anwards of t;leven Thousand :Acres, together. of the est:w. , ..l7eit yearly value, of between Two and Three.ThOusand "%ands; the present In - - . &uncut aged about 56 years. Printed Particulars nray iobn had, at the Auction Mart; of Thomas 'Ryder, Esq. Lik*.iAtesinn; of •Al'essra.:)tiehardL son and Co. No. 7, Linceiln's Inn- Fields; ;of' Joseph Hard ing', Esq. Solihull; ,o,'; Thomas Hunt, Esq. Si-taford on Aron; and of Me.'. ;vi: Webb, Webb, and AttwoOd, SakisL. burr Who will•treat by private cOntraa. • MONE itn,TOBLEMEN; Grentlemeri, &c. are respect= fully informed they 'may he supplied .iith:lll6NEY to any amor.nt, on terms equal to_Mortgage,,secured upoirFree bold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or }louses, Money in the Minds,. Marriage Settlements, Widows' 'Joint-a:TS, Clergy mcg's Living's, or any other Property. ." Persons. of respectability maybe supplied on their Personal Security' only: tientlernen will find every liberal accommoda tion; WitliOnt delay.. Application from Twelve .till Two; or Letters (poit-paid).. addressed to Messrs. Wilts and Co. 49, South-street, Berke4=-Y -square. STWISERY GROUNDS, KING'S-ROAli; FULHAM. " • .pII4IIIE,S, 4.0 MILNE, hay ing now removed their Establishment to this place, take the-liberty of communicating:the same tb their Friends and the..Publi e , and most-respectfully to' request that any commands they may be pleased to favour them ,With - may be addressed' here instead` of Old prompton. W. Baud M. ca,init omit this opportunity of expressing 1.10 . 1.1 c ;.;,tateful they feet for t' , rmier favours as well a's for the additual encouragement they have experienced in conse quence of their recent undertaking ; and as every exertion will be made render it complete, as Will as to exeeute all' orders instrusted to them 'with fidelity and dispatch, th6y flatter theins,lves they, shall continue to receive that pa tronage which it will be their highest ambition to merit. A few remaining large Shrubs and Foreit Trees, to be sold • cheap. The Collection of the new kinds of Apple Trees raised by T. A. Knight, Esq. Seedling Forest Trees, and every other article mertaining- to the 'Nursery and Secd business. November, 1812. 7- HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST PROOF OF•MEDI ORROW is so often the Companion of Sick- Hess, Wat the happiness of Human Life may be said ; in a great measure,, to depend on the enjoyment of Health.= Those "Quacks,.-there •who; under pretence of restoring, destroy that prime Blessing of Heaven, incur a guilt`which no language can describe, *bile ; oh the other hand, the ,humane and enlightened Physician, -Who discdvers a Medicine adini rably calculated to iliminigh that complicated - list of disorder's which aftilet•Humanity; is indeed a real benefactor. to his s',•ejes. much a man was the venerable Dr. wsTER, who, in his ENGLISH. DIET D RINK, has pro d uced a lie tucdy, which :the experience of Thousands can' attest, has proved irresistibly et - Heat:foils in curing Scurvy, Scrophula, all Eruptions springing froM linpure Blood;Asthma, Dropsy, COnsninptions; Nervous and Hypochondriac' Affections, and every description of reVer. This invaluable Vegetable Medi eine, is not only oxtre,uely palatable, but its compoSition so harmless that it may be safely administered, even to a child at the breast: - Those who wish to - .see . Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may, by applying w the Venders . , procure his reatise,li new edition of which is just published, price 5s•:; and also - a stnalt Pamphlet, con tatning .a g•reat number of cases and remarkable cures, Which all occurred during the.last year.. .. • • Tliis invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared. by E. 'Sloe and Co. 92,1toraugh High-street (sOlelfroprietors), from the original Recipe; which was assigned over to them by Dr. Webster, sonic years prior to , his death. in half pint bottles, 4s; pint ditto, 7s. Gd.; .and in quart ditto, 14. each,duty included. Wholesale by . theProprietas; also wholesale and retail by their,Agents, Messrs. Howard and, Evans, Long-lane, West - Sinithfiel.l. . . All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet Ille,earliesrattyention. And is sold retail, by ()iv at least, in . every Considerable ToWn in the United Kingdom, and. by.the following Venders of= Medicine In London;. ElliotsoA, Chemist 'and Druggist, 106; Borough Bolton's' Medicinal Warehouse, 'front of the Royal Exchange, Corithiii; Cole , worthy,. Chemist and Drug-, gist, 14.1, Wll;teehapel ; Chemist, 2 , 1, Great Sur rey strett,'lllael&iar's-road; on:', at Kenniugtoncross; !4an ger. (late Bacons,. 150, Oxford-s, Midgley, Chemist and Drtigfzist, 49, Strand 2 Hudson awl Co._ Chemists, 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324,. llAborn; . and Mattress, Per fumer, e 5, Fleet-Street. RENOVATED HEALTH .4: . IT has been too frequen4 the suoject of just and general reprobatiOn, tt , at ri. CieSTIVII*O2 , 01 the medical art have Offered, themselves-as c‘uutidates for public pat iopage in the profession of physic, For the purpose "of doing juStice to the result of our studies and experience, and ' to prevent us from,being classed among those empirics-w hose . iMprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for.society, been -too favourably receiverl,we begdeave to to the liberal and enlightened a laithful statement of our p ursu i ts and ac quirement S- After having received a reg - irlar medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. ...Grindeil and filizard, wliose lee.tures and pra,ifiee we r f arelnpy tteriti,ed,, as pr o fe ssors an d surgeons Of the I;ondtin - IdOspital ;. we entered ourselves as students in that,ju*slY celebrated school for mediCa! equifc ment,..the Royal College of Edinburgh, ,and tver: ihstrutted ift the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and Oradlice , of . Physit.. eheinistry, midwifery; botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Mo nro , G regor y ,. tiamilton, Duncon . airttßutherfOrd. ...tile trust we shall not be deemed ptesumpttious in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderab;e. 'flaying for a I , ?ngswies of years made Venereal CorriplaintS, and 'the various diseases of Debility, the, particular object of our , StudicAnd pracltte, it will, We hope, be allowed that we have aequired su p er i r:r know ledge of their treatment and cure. ln slight.and recent cases of iidedion a perfect re-establishment is completed In' the short period-ofiwo,days ;"aid in those', if the utmost in. vetera - cy, Where utter practitioners. have fliled of success, a *proper ;leraeverince iu our plan of treatment ensures to the pattent.a Safe ant radical Cure. • ' ' A kryidst.the inelanchlaly .variety of disorC.ers which . are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued' by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those, deficiencies and - debilities which fie_ girentlY prevent. ur eMbltter the. matrimonial state. To such personsit must be a consolatiunto know that they maynow, ' 'by.a new and infallible mOde oitreatinenr, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings; a strong, Manly, Nand vigor. ous cOnstitution. In all cases of debility, frotn.whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal iritaefion, , we may be cmisulted by patients of either sex with the,great_ est secrecy - and honour. Hourso 'COnsultation at honie from ten to three., and ftotn 6 in the evening till io at night. ,- Patients in the count r y' are feqnested io state,the particu. lars.of their ciise,-age, and general habit allying., Sze. C. in'. closing a remittance tor advicy and medicines; when the same will be given, or 'sent to any part of the. kingdom To ensure that secrecy so'essential to our U n d erta ki ng, the postage of letters May. be added to the account tor niedi cioe,s: . • C.:MI(IU E and CO.' Surgeons, No. z 07,, Elattcin-'-garden Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respettable Professors of London and - Edinburgh, for ilie.diligenCe, skill, and. Imimanity, with which they per. fOrined the duties a s signed them" during.the tinie they 'at. tended their Leaures and- Yradice. • THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE. I VORLD. A i i C o ' g A te S.. ( A. 1. 1( 1 i. w IL for y t i t ., { 7 : . l u to rtci ir t.t‘ r a Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of WALES and Duke of SUSSEX. and mint of the Nobility,' •'•lts Virtues are composed of vegetable ingredients from a Tree in the Island of Macassar,- in rile East Indies. • This Oil is no pretended. foreign. Oil, but the genuine prodUce of the•SVlacassar - Tree; .and it is recomMended on the Basis of 'froth, Experience, and the most respectable :and accredited testirnonialS: -Where the Hair has been deficient for a Se: _ries of Years, this Dil will fully replenish it. It is calcu- Wed to nourish . 'and preserve the Hair frotn falling ofP or changing its colour (particularly after Sea Bathing,. Which . often proves injurious to the Hair), and by its Moisture era. dicates• whatever hinders its Growth, and.suon makes it thick and regular. Ladiet, especially, will find the beneficial' EfFet.s of this Oil, as it gives to the Tresses a most beautiful Gloss and Scent, and when dressed and curled, it renders it inexpressi. ,bly attrading. It is also pre-eminent tor Children's Hair, instead of Soap, &c. it' eradicates the Scurf easier, is ex tremely beneficial to the litfant,„. and brings the /lair to a beautiful state. it is also admirably adapted to promote the Growth of Whiskers, Eye. brows, &c. likewise is' far superior 'to Poinatuin fOr constant use in dressing, with or without • 'l4.9wder. Sold at 3s. 6d. nos. 6d. and large bottles, containing eight small, at ii. ti. each, by. the Proprietoss; 'Rowland and Sun. Kirby . sfreet,-.Hatton-garden..London ; 'and by - their A ppollit_ ment,• wholesale and retail, by Mr.-Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Gat;,y and Co. '57, D. kigge, 3S, 0 vertOn, 47, New Bond-street; Ilendries, I:etft4i»ers ra, her Majesty, Titchborne- street; Bayley.and Blew, Perfumers to the Duk e , and Duchess of-York; Ceckspurstreet ; RI Rowney: - zu6, HattOn-garden• ' S. Berry; G reek - street, S o h o; L owe, 330, • Strand ; 1. 'l'. Rigge,. 6g, Clierrside, and s'a, Park • street . ; (ones, Apple -tree-yard, St. lames's ; Burgess, Cdrsitor., street; Patie, BUtts, and C0.. 1 .9 - mbard 7 itreet; Barclay and . Sops, Fleet-inark.et ; Ne w b er g an d S ons, 45,. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and Stubbs, 38, (.7.heapside ; Bow. ling, Walker, and Co. Borough 1 Dicey and Stitt Bow Church-yard ; Shaw and Edwards. 66, St. Paul's Church - yard; Harding, 11,6well,,alisi Co, t? 9, Pall• Mall.; T. kaine and Co. 25, Kinglstreet, Covent-garden s,Pacon, C range,' and Turner, 07s Ford. street ; 'and by all Per.: turner's and,Medicine Venders in l i oritlOn, and in every TOW.I I througliout the:Empire. Beware of Servile Imitations. 7The Genuine Macassar .. Oil has the signtil.re on theoutside Label, in Red Ink; A'. Rowland and and the worcis.' Rowlan Macassar Oil' engraVed on•the hOttle. .Of whom may be: hail, - ALSANA EXTRACT, in bottles at los. 6d. and 4s. 64 - 1. each. A iso, tile A L.SANTA POWDER, at as. gd. Tref box, for eradicating all Disorders of the-Teetti:and - Gums, and rendering them ext reme l y b eaut i fu l ; patronised by her Royal f4ighness the Duchess of Yotk, 1(11(.11116 EXcelleric ; y the Duke del I Ilan tado. QUA E ItAL POST-OFFICE, . . Tuegday, 2701.0ct0ber,.1812. "A , (3OiTT Serer,o,clo,l:-. on tile of 2Gtft instant, tilc. .was rol:ibni of 014 Ba;; of I,,,tten, fjr London, tiz•-eri!,ed at Foot betwsen kettering and Ilighat.a.rei'rers,aid tirru Mileg ';,f T i ligham Perrers,: 1w for,..ing Ibe Lo is of tti e Mai! • - The Eans stoke are -- • Halifax of the 25t1i. - Notting - I:mu :60 7 ditto Melton N•lowbray, ditto' ..• • ,eels Oaldiant - .14•7:21iefie1d... ditto . • ditto "Ii • •rier Ifarn.3!iy.....Aitto • • rift • • Cliestkra"eld:: - • Mansfitl44,... • ditto . 4 r ; ,-, l2ali,,apprelientl the. Person, or ~.. Persons who corn... .• , ry • Mitted the itobhe, be ... entitled to li,,Rewatid of pori,l4*, • one Moiety to b-z paid' elirt ratid the •• other pregonviction: ise the Pob berywill surrender „Itilpself,,and •thalie I.liieuyer ‘ y; whereby oue or more of the 'Penionsconeernedt - hereiri 1it..4 And irrou ht tll Jtistice; such Piscoverer.);iil he-en titled to the said 4.eward, - and 'be admitted ad Eviience fur the c.:;rown... • .• by Command of tht .r • . ' Postmaster-chneral, F. FRELLINtI, Sec. EAST 'NINA IjOUSE; ' . , • .' . - ' '.October 28,181 C. . ~. .. . praitlE - ...COURT .of . Dinturoas; of the A UNITED Cp:LIPAI.4I - of..M.F.Rt.:HANTS 'of ENG .. . . . 1...1.Np, Trading to the ._.Ea.:.,t Indies; do her e hy g i ve " ne ti ce , .. - that they have resolved, , „ That -alrl l ersonS'who;at-the date of the ath•ertise . meats in India for the * repayment - the"-Eight per cent. • Loans,' of 'by a transfer thereof_to'a Six per ‘cent•Loan, whO, by reason .0f their absehoeiroin India" -at the in curred a loss of interest `by the'measures then adopted' by the Indian Gorernment,.. Shall, on 'satisfactory proof their having been at that time the actual. PrOprictori of, parts of such Eight per cent. Loans, be paid interest at eight per cent. per annum, from The period when' the last interest was paid on their several obligations, to the 30th June, 1811, the date to which. Eight per cent..is granted bythe general Six per cent. Loan of the 31st December, 1810, and from that period the obligations of these partieS . to be placed, in the said Six per cent. Loci of the asst December; -1310, an t!::t order of the numbers 'anddates of their, original. obligations. The payment -ofititerest .hereby directed, to be inadeleither by cash in India, or, by bills 11pm ... the 'court, at the',Seyeral rates- of exchange stipulated- in the obligationsi..orlginally 'grarited.at the respectil a Pr'esidericies. That al! persons of the description:abore 'stated', with the exception of such as shall he:,liereafter e noticeif,!Who ,may have transferred their obligations' froth .the - Eight.pet cent. Loan to the Six per c ..t. Loan',' and wh'ci:maY he, tit the time of the receipt of these orders', inpossession..of the new obligations, brentitled to the terms granted in bur Resolu .tion of the• 19th July. 1811, *namely: 4 ‘ That the -holders of any part of the late.optional loans, Wbose•agents'shall have subscribed thesame . to the new• Loans, raisedin'lndia {cinder ataaraiztee is 'ease the said_ sn:lscriptions- should be dis avowed c their I) in . Pnrope).'sh:A.l be entitled to •continue the same in the Loans to which theimay have been transferred, subject to tile' follov;-ing condition,..viz. , That whenever, the said Loans, seall be discharged, the holders of hem ..shall be perUitted either to receive the principal of .'hem in India, or by a bill upon the Court of ph ettors, pay able-eighteen nionths':tfter date, at the exchange of two shillings and sixpence per Sicca rupee." ' With ',respect to those persons •absent from India, who were subscribers to Loans raised at Bomimy, and ,whose agents had ? without authority, transferred their obligati:ins to4he Bengal Six - pm: cent. .LoancOf 31st Dceeniber;lB,lo, that they be allowed.a- remuneration for any loss of interest which shall he proved to have been thereby inctirred,, on the prineiples stated in 'a preceding paragraph ; and that they be further allowed to re -transfer the Prineipal of their obli gations, according to their original amount in Maihay cur rency, into a Six per cent. Loan at Bombay. The iotcr‘st to be payable, at the 'Eines stipUlated tin: Bengal Six lier cent. Loan of 31st December, 1810, either by cash . . at Bom bay, or by bills upon the Court, at two, shiljingi and six pence the Bombay .11npee. • The -principil-, so transferred, to be payable in cash, at Bombay. only,, according% to the order in which .the several obligations shaft .appear to be placed upon the Bengal registey, and -after ,the. publiettioti of the same notice and description es at Bengal. - • • .• The above Resolutions llai•e been conithunipated' ta: the Indian Governments. • JAMES COBB, A siittalit Szer'etarv. FILY , ILS SOLD CLEANED AND. STitI:NG,... . _ T HE • Advertiser being the real Afanutturer, is determined to sell every Article of the First Fashion and Workmanship at the following teduced Prices, viz. Pearl Necklaces, any pat- ?- r ~ ~ A re-making f 0 12 0 tern, from . . . ...S i " .' " ''' - - Ear-rings, per pair . . . r 5 0 .O 10 6 Bandeaux .- .- . . '.• . .. 10 10 0 2 10 0 Sntigs . 4 4 () } upwards { • 1 5 0 BraCclo7, per pair. . . .. 5 10 0 : • 0 . 10 a Loc!:e;:s 1- 1 1 6 1 , . ••.•-•.., 150( BrGoches -0 IVO . , 7, -6 Crow .s • . . • Wl'ereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from toe above prices,that ; ever'Ofirantent. is oracle Of a V,3tri-: pbsitiQn, or what is comitio'nfy.:.:alled Patent, I*owl4, they are respectful!:: Informed, that every Article t cointinsed eif Ori ental Pearls, from the FiSheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, bein manufactured by the real Wortzuan, are cilered to the Public Much under th e ir usua l Charges... Several complete suits of Pearls, new .patterne,-in"Moro'cco Cases, consisting of Necklace, `prig, Bracelets,.Ear-rings, and three Brdoches, froni to ziOl. per io J. H. Barlow, Pearl Workefand,.titritigei . , 1;0. 1 } Grange-court; Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.' - • • .::.NEW -V.UB.LICATIONS: This Day was published, ' . Vol. I. Part in Octavo,priee I Ss. 'Ttoaxds, ELEM E N TS of CHEAII CAL PHILOS OPLI Y. By Sir 1 - ItTh'IPEIREY DAVY, L. L. D. Sec. R. S. Prof. C!ein. R.I. and B. A: M. It. I. &c. &c. • Printed (Or .i.Johrison and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. •. • Where. may be had, by. th e same A uthor ; ReSearches, Chemical and PhiloSOphical, chiefly concerning Nitrous Ocide, or Depillogisticztted Nitrous Air, and 'its Rio pirations, price lOs. 6d: 'hoards. • DODSLEY.IS ANNUAL.REGis - rEjt. .- This Day is published, /Itipne laige . Volume, Octavo, prite , l6 - 3.boar6, THE,. AN - N:VAL REGISTFR; or; VIEW of the lISTORY-,.: POLITICS, .and LITERATURE, for the Yearl-811,. . • • Printcd for W. °fridge and n; Cu.thell ;E. Jeffery ; J. Bell; 2). and It. CroSby and- Co.; Laaington, and Co.; Longnian and Co.; J. Asperne ; Craddock and Joy.; ,Sherwood, 41eely, and Jones ; J. Faulder ; aria J. John son and 'Co,. * 4 * The Publishers beg leave respectfully to state, that having entered into new engagef*entS for the future conduct of this Work, they feel warranted in pledging thernselyes not merely to a greater degree of regularity in the, time of 'pablicetion, but asp that the executive department so•filled i -that the- V.'ork.may in no degreellisgraee t tliat bright peridd of the Series when the Annul& Register-was under theironiediate superintemianee of that ilistingnished Stites man and. eminerit Writer, the late Mr. Edmund lhtrl e. The Volume for the Year 1812 is in a forward state, ands will he . publishea with all dne expedition. :Thereare . yet remaining a - few Copit!s,cOnipletg in 5-2 Vo; lumen, from -17.59 to I s fo - ; and these -:who wish to complete their Sets may be supplied wall any .uf tli forrnet Volumes, price .15s..eacfi. NTEAVTON DENTIF,RICE is by fat the most pleasantof any Powder recommended for Cleansing and Beautif)in4 the El 11; it. will be . - found' to • - aniwer every 'end that a "!both Powder' can be reasonably .expedekt to do, while it cleanses the Alouth of ell' impure and {fetid particles, it Nititens the Teeth,. Heals the. Gums,i and helps to SWeeteit-the Breith. , • Nothing is so great a drawback -to Beauty as bad Teeth,. nothing more ot*osiire than Icetict Breath ; Newton's Tooth. Powder, on the list Application, improves the fottner,- and revives the latter, while by its antiputrescent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes alVexcres cences. Prepared by B. H. Newton, and sold by his Agents",. Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. - Paul's Church-yard,,nearly opposite the North.. Gate ; , 'irt Boxes • 2S. VI. each. • . • To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary: . SIR, • Talte the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, JIL that I have received the inoA wondertul.benetit from the use at your DI X 0 /Vs AN - 1 181(.10 U I, LS, '•whieli • carried with me to larnaica, and all those ; friends to-whom I distributed the!U have expirieneed the same salutary benefit; they declare them to! be the best Meclicine,ever used'in that Count - y for BilinUs and other Complaints. 'Erie following are the names of several Ladies and Gentle. men, who have received the utimist relief frolnyour Dixon's .Pills —Charles Taylor, Esq. knaica ; ShakV, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. ‘ , l9'oodritE, Spanish "Frrun,ilifto; G. W: 'Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la'Marotit to ; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. dd.; .Mr:AV:ll4ter. Port Morant, ditt o; I. Penrins;pn,-Estq.sart; River, ditto,' Mr. .Mullins, ditto ;• j. Own,' 12. Sq, Savanna; G. P. Polac,k, tsq. ditto ; Mrs. Oliver .Coktynith King ston, ditto; MrS. Perry, St. Anti's; Mrs. Woodrall Spa nish Town ; with many other persons of the first respeda. bility.. ,'• Sir, your rngst obedient Servant, THOMAS 11A It 12.01.,D, of the ship G?nges. July 1, 1812.1 Sold, whqlesale and retal.l,at• Mr.. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaf)- side, cotnstpt Paternoster.rowi London;• Sharp and Beiant, Portsmoilth ; 'ones, 'Weston, .Alinutt,, and Mallory, Port-, Sea ; Hall .and johnston, Gosport. ; Coleman and japb, Sheerness ; 'Peck, R,oss, NA Turner, Hull ; 'ljox land; Coca_ worthy, Granville, Nettleton', and Gilbert, nyinouth . ; `icnoir and Lloyd, and Swinney and . Co -Birintrignani ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool Staines - Lytteit',.' Manchester ; : I'rewinan, Exeter; Sinitii,.ll , lantlerton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Ediir bur'.ll; Baxter and M" . Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen Barry, BriSi. , l - ;:t 4 teCenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Dunn and. Sutton, Nottingham and retail by :mist Country. Medic-me Venders,- in Boxes at zs. and 6s. e..ch.