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ZIW2. 7 . :1" I l i t / • !S i . * • • 0 " , • , • 77 11 4 1s r . . • M 4 ( t 4 ; 4 1; 4 V 4; dit* If ; ! . .11 • t 1 -4a . '4lfrti , 0:0^ • #l. ''e• 9 • At ., 48ila NT7lllllr,p r:.'-rie-1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 18121 [PRICT; SIXPENCE-11..A.LPPENNY. D.EP Y'FaRD- • . THE Public .an! that'th TrILEATTIF, )“, C' ' will 1w )1 3 1 - iNED THIS PREI-',:u;'l' EVENING, September 7, 1814, . , SLakspear , -*.- •—••.;y of ROME') AND JULIET. . CLARE N•IONT ; Capul-.:. Mr. EGET:TON; :•;Ir. C. KEAc3,1,1 7 .,; Y!, r. . 'Tysa!' - - • • LaY, - POWELL;. S. BOOTH. [n Act I. a Nl:mine - rade and Dante, incidental to the Play. Act - IV. the Fun:.:ral Procession. of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge. At' a SPECIAL GENERAL ATEETING. of the COMMIT TEF, for managing the PAIWOTIC FUND, held this day at the Merchant Seaman's - Office,' - BEEStON LONG, Esq. in the Chair ; Resolved, TiIIAT the following Address to the Public Ai. be inserted in the Morning and Eveni❑g Papers. ,c": 4 ING- 0 FFICE July 9,lth, 180. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ills MAJESTY'S NA vY do hereby give Notice, That on - Friday, the 11th of September next, they will be ready to receive. Tenders in Writing (caled up),' and treat for such quantities of Prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, to be Cared in the ensuing' Season as the respective ~11crehants and Dealers may think proper to cyrcr ; one third part thereof lobe packed iii ll* „Puncheons, one third part in Tierces, and one third part in Barrels ; tb be deliee:red into Ills ilajesty's lualling - Stores at Deptford, Portsnieuth, Plymouth and Cork, land into. the Army Fictualling Stoics in Saint Catherine's, in !reg,alar Proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods undermentioned, viz.: 424 1812. • HESE are to give Notice, that-on'Thursday, the 10fit of Stlatember ?text, at ri) the_FOre?won, will be expo3rd to Public: Sale, at his, jiajesty's kietnulling- Yard, at Peptfore, suailq Lots of following U:;SER VICEABLI?, PROVISIONS and . .(0.111::S, now lying in the said Yard, via: Bread; Flour, Riee,'Peaae,'Oatmeal, Bakehouie-sweepingq, flour-sweepings, Oatmeal-sweeping.s, Breao-dust, Bags and Rags, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Beef, Purl4 . Suc;t, &c. &c. . To which will he added, the last new Pant o mime, called EARL EQ, UIN AND - PAD MAN ABA j OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. 'Pednoinan,. Mr. JEFFERIES Sultan of Caslinairo, M. NORMAN; Omar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; . Cayfacattadhri, Mr. t',IUMALDI; Morea,'Mis E. BOLTON; Zelica, Mr?.. PINCOTT. raCes tor the T,oxes hi. be'taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 'tie:: Box-Ottice, flan-street. . The Doors will be op.nted at half-past Fire, and the Play )egin at half-pat. Six. ' • ' . . . Boxes 7s. See ,11.1 Price 3s. 6.l.—Pit 3s. ed. Second Price Its., Lower Gallery ei. 'Second Price Is.—.-lipper Gallery Is. Se :wad Price 6th . • ' ' - - • , Leager,.lutt, PuNl:eon, Hogshead, Barrd, and Half- ; hogshead Staves; Heading (tight and dry, Irish Tierce, and Barrel staves ; Wine Pipe-staves, a quantity . ..A BOardc-ends, _ • Deposit r.F Twenty-Jive Pounds- per Cent. is to be made' urn?, the auzount of each Lot at the use of Sale, and there ntaindeA of the Purchase Money paid &Are the Stores are re-, •rnoved, for which purpose 5 . 1 Period of Fourteen dayswillbe allowed from Me Day of Sale ; the:fingers . ptrti entarly. obierving that not less than One- latlfif the Quantity_ir to be removed fi-onz the Premises within the first- Seven Days,' and the Remainder irz the Seven following Pays, otherwise the, Dtposit _Miley will be fort cited, and the ProvisioilS or Stores 'remain tfie property of the _Cropeo, tis no extension of Timc an an j i ,Teuunt be granted. • The Public arc respectfully infor►ved, that with a view to their general accomodAtion, . several alterations have been made, during the recess, in th 6 interior of' the eheatre. 'I he Shaksoeare Room will in future be thrown open at the :ounnincernent of`-the Third Act,-for the convenience of those waiting for the second account. On Wednesday, The 13,ggar's Opera; with Trick for Trick. 00 Frioy, The - Foundling of the Forest; with The Escapes, or, The Water - Carrier. * The - ensuing Week the Theatre will be opened every THEATRE OF ANATOMY GREAT WINDMILL STREET. MR: BRODIE will begin his LECITRES on the , THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, on 41t _.DAY/, OC fOBER 5, at Seven o'Clock in the Evening. NIEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL T HE WINTER COURSE of , LECTURES - will commence the Ist of OCTOBER, viz. PRACTICE Of MEDICINE, by Dr. BAI3INGTON and Dr. CULLRY. CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON, Dr. MARCET, and kr. ALLEN. L N.PERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr. ALLEN. • ITEORY of MEDICINE, and MATERIA by ▪ CCRRY and Dr. CHOLMELEY. • -ADWiFERY; and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL -44' EN, by Dr: RakIGHTON. • tIYsIOLOGY, 'or LAWS of the ANIMAL ECONOMY, c Y Dr. HAIGHTON. 5 MIXTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH , by Mr. k /x.. • ;.B. These several Lectures are so arranged, that no two of them interfere in the hours of attendance ; and, with the Lectures ttn - Auatomy, and those on the Principles and Prac lieu of S. rgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's hospi tal adj , i.Jing, the whole is calculated• to, form a complete Course of Medical and Chirurgical Instiuctions. Terms and ether Particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothe- Cary to Guy's Hospital. • ELEVEN O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORNING, HE LOTTERY begins, and will all be Drawn in Eleven Hours. 4en,000, ~I 30,000, £40,000, suoo, MAY BE GAINED PAY A BLANK. B A immediate Purchase is respectfttlly advised by T. „ nISII," Contractor, 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING tROSS. EYTON, STOCK - BROKER, CORNIIILL, and 18, Coventry.:. street, recommends those who wish to '.dventure in the present singalar .and attractive Lottery, 1 9 he early in their ,applications for Tickets and - Sharcs at The above - fortunate Offices, as it will be all, drawn the of • September.-EVION thinks it necessary to ,Pprize t,hose of .his Friends who may be disptised to (iLvour him with their Commands,' that should a Ticket purchased at his •- • • • Office be Drawn • , Blank, it may, by - the peculiarity of .. the Scheme, gain a sum of k 50,000! . . COFFED MART, LONDON, tsttiblisheAl undentbel;xpinsive Sanction of the. Comniittee of British Coffee Planters and Merchant,,. W. HOLDEN, Esq. Treas. and Sec. Best Coffee 15..4d. per lb. raw, and roasted is. iod. per lb. e , oxid do. Is. Bd. do. do.. dO. • ls. Bd. do. btiataiou do. Is. id. do. do. do. 1 , . Cd. est lielined Doulde-refined Sugars,—Raw or Moist Sugai:3, neat as imported. DO hereby Certify, that Mr. W. DEACON, No.2;Shinner.street, Snow-hill, London is the only person ittliorisecl by the Committee of British Coffee Planters .and A lerchants in London, to sell sound Nrholesonie Coffee, W eight, and in quantit t es not less than a single pound weight, within. the City of London, and in all parts . of the t)lintry. W. HOLDEN, I ‘ . estt India Committee -Rooms, New City Chambers, London: / N. 11.—Orders, with remittances to any amount, and appli tionl4 for Agency, addressed to Mr. Deacon, Coffee Mart, s kinner-street, I.ondon; will be duly attended to. Sept. 1; . 1812. • '1 WAR IN nig NORTH. 1 • In Two very large Volumes, Octavo, price 11. ss. Royal Paper, Proofs :21. 10s. with Portrait and Plans, ISTORA T of GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS the k GREAT of SWEDEN: To which is prefixed, an 4 UY on the MILITARY STATE of EUROPE. By WALTER HARTE, A.M. Canon of Windsor. 2. '11. Nino. price 65..6d: Svo. 10s. 6d. royal paper 11. ls. and in French or English, with "Portrait, HISTORYof CII IP LES "KU of SWEDEN. By ,M. do Volt 4. • ire. By Edited and Translated from the celebrated Geneva Edition, J.J. Stockdale. Printed for Stoclidale, jun. 41, Pail-Mall., s i Toe above Histories give . more insight into the Military tp/ation of the North ern Part s o f Europe..., than perhaps any 4. er ' • - Lloyd's ' 81st August, 1812. The signal and glOtionsVictory on the Plains of Salainanca, achieved, through the transcendant military skijl and con duct of the Marquis of Wellington, by the intrepid gallantry and firmness of the brave Officers and Men under . fiis com mand, has been duly estimated by the atimiring and grate ful People of these Healins, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed in the most general and conspi cuous manifestations of their pride and joy. The' Com mittee of the Patriotic Fund feel their duty, on this _;rent occasion, to call on all their .it, . to enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and So highly ,lescrved 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 for support. This Institution, since its establishment al. the com mencement of this War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and private Soldiers ' their Widows, Orphans, or de pendant Relatives : and, including the deservin_s and heroic Suffer:ll-s on the recent memorable Victory of Salamanca, it has still a large nualber of the Most meritorious claims on its accustomed' assistance. . The Committee feel a firm reliance that through the generous sympathy 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, " ,trite British Seaman and Soldier may still confidently trust, " that those who are dear to bins while living, shall, in the " event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and " Guardians in a grateful and generous Country : and that " be i vihe 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 Publication : £. 8. d. Barclay, Perkins, and Co.. i lOO 0 0 Thomas Coitus and Co. lOO 0 0 Charles Oliphant, of Edinburgh 5 5 0 Rundell, Pridge, and Itundell. _ The Mercers Company - '2 0 0 0 0 Clark, Boyd.and French 3O o 0 _ . Thomas Lowndes lO 10 0 A Gentleman, per Wisbech Bank. 6 10 6 William Ho'oson and Son. - 5O 0 0 Thomas F. Dyson, Liverpool 5O 0 0 Rev. Dr. Bull.. 5O 0 0 Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. B. The Honourable South Sca Company ~ 250 0 0 Doubtful, by Varn]. • . 1 1 0 Richard Sealy, of Lisbon. - 20 0. 0 Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Bart. lO 10 0 Robert Vyner The Parish of St. Mary-le-bonne 5 9 0 Captain William Carlyon, R. N. l5 15 0 Thomas Botham, Salthill 2 2 0 John Gazette, Surgeon . 2 0. 0 Inhabitants of Harwich, by John Hopkins, Esq... __ _ _ - - • - - - • Mayor 3O 0 6 J. P. WELSFOUD, Secretary. Subscriptions received at Lloyd's ; and by the iespective Bankers in Town and Country. WILSONTOWN IRON WORKS, LANARKSHIRE, FOR SALE. Within the Royal Exchange Coffeci-house; EDINBURGH, upon WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of OCTOBER next, at Ony o'Clock in the Afternoon, THESE well-known IRON-WORKS, tOge ther with the DWELLING-HOUSES, WORK HOUSES, whole ENGINES and APPARATUS; as also, the iNDS and•MlNESattached thereto, comprehending an 'in ex.naustible supply of. Coal, Lime-stone, Iron-stone, 1 ire- clay, and every' other material necessary for such extensive Works. • The ,Wilsontown Iron Works are situate exactly Twenty six miles from the ports of Leith and Glasgow, iind thus com mand a ready access to the markets on both the EaStand West Coasts,as well as in Ireland. They lie in a cheap and plenti.:- Jul Ott of the country; are the only works of the kind in. Scotland, and are in the most perfect conditiou in every' re speet. The Apparatus consists of two Blast Furnaces, blown by a 48-inch Boulton and Watt double-power Steam Engine, suf. ! ticient to blow also an additional furnace, irreqnired; as also four.other Steam • Engines of different dimensions, with the most complete Machinery for the manufacture of Bar, Bolt, Bod o and Sheet Iron, Boilerrplates, oops,'U. recently erect ed on tl.e newest and approved principles:' •2, The Works are chiefly employed at presett in Making soft Pig Iron for foundry use, principally of the best.NO. 1. Two Furnaces produce from *0 to 90 Tous weekly, wk ell - may be proportionably increased to Upwards of 1:20 Tons by the erec tion of another furnace, for which there is abundance of spare blast. • • . As the freight of iron from Leith to London is only from 10s. to 12s. per Ton, and - the insurance leS3 than one, er cent. these Woas are particularly worthy of the attention of Gen tleinen in the Iron Trade, resident in London, wherc the ex cellent quality of the WilsontoWn Iron commands a constant preference in the market. Besides suitable WORK-HOUSES, a SUTTLERY, and STORE-HOUSES, there is an excellent DWELLING HOUSE for the PrOpiietor, and Houses foy the Manager, Clerks, and from 400 to .500 Workmen and their Families.— The Lands accompanying the Works consist of about 15 ACRES of old Plantation and inaprOved Ground about the principal Dwelling-house ; 45 ACRES of ENCEOSED, GROUND, lately planted, 90 ACRES of PASTURE LAND and 400 English ACRES of MOSS; the whole containing Coal, Iron-stone, Litne-stone, and every other material re qiired at Iron Works. Besides:the Minerals in these Lands, those contaitted in the Lands immediately adjoining, partly in absolute property, and partly on long leases, including the Wilsontown, Greenwall, and Climpy Collieries, all wrought at a comparatively small expense, go along with the Works. Inventories and specifications of the machinery, minerals, tkc. and any other necessary information, may be had by applying, to Mr. James Wilson, No. 6, CrOsby-square, Bi shopsate-street,. London; Wilson and Sons, Wilontown ; or J. B. 'Fraser, the Trustee, 12, Forth-street, Edinburgh ; a!so Messrs. Edington, Queen-street, Glasgow; A. Coutts, Esq. Liverpool ; Messrt. Wright and Bowden, Hull ; Messrs. .Sorsbie and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Josiah Dawsou,'Esq,Rhovdshall, uewr Leeds; Samuel Haller, Esq. Eikton„ near Wolverhampton ; and James Hillar, Esq. Dublin. GENUINE MEDICINES. AS many Ptialers in Medicines, as well as the AS Public, are often at a loss to ascertain who are the Pro- Oietors of different Medicines,. SiI . AW and EDWARD S, 66, Sr: Paul's London, have subjoined, a List of tilos , : of which they are.the.Proprietors n and also of those for which they ate the sole Agents. . • .s. d. s. Hill's Bal. of 14: - 61ey .• 36' 14eViton'sTooth'Powd. z 6 Essence of Wattrd,ck 3.6 Church's Pettoral Pills I I t Pi.lious, Pills 2 9 Walsh's Antipertussis 2 9 Wessel's' Jesuits Drops 2 . 9 'ColtsfoOt Loz. I Marshall'SCerate r t Amboyua LotiCit 4 6 Church's Cough Drops 2 6 juniper Ess: Pepperm. t le Amboyna Tooth PoW. 2 6 %Vessel's Specific Rem. 2 9 Cornwell'sOrientalCor. 4 6 Itoche"s Embrocation 4 Widow Welch's Pills 2. 9 Robberds' 'C.:wig D rops 3 9 Kcyser's Pills ,6 3 1 tillipeas4:Pennyroyal Veltio's Vegctable Pills 4 6 Speditnan's Pills 2 o* All' the above, (those with the star - excepted) will have .theeaddress of Shaw and Edwards, 66, Paul's, Oa the stamp; witimq which they cannot lie genuine preparations. One-fayrth part of the whole by the 2Sth of February,:) . One-fourth part more by the Mei of April, • ' Onc-fourth part more .by the 31st of May, 1813. dlndshr remaining Fourth part by the 15qe of July. •• -lied to be paid for by. Bills, payable with Interest, Nin4 :Days after -date. • . The Conditions of the Contract may be. seen at the Secreta ry's Office; at this Off ; or by applying to Diin sterville, Agenifor the rietualling at. Cork ; to the Culleetors of His 21IfijeSty,'s Customs at Limerick, Beffast; Newry, and traterford ; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, cc spectively. • No Tender for a less quantity than 2000 Tierces of Beef, and 2000 Tiwes of Pork will be admitted ; ner . will regard be had to any in ichic4 the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that .shall not belicli veredto the Board before One o' Clock b . n the said Friday, the 11th of Septsmber next, nor unless the PerSOn who makes: the Tender, or some Person on hiS behalf; attends - , to answer when called for. , • - Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons resident in England, engaging to become bonnetwitlethe Party tendering, in the Penal Sums Fifteen' per Cent. ore the amount, for the due performance cf the Confider.'' Tke a/fronni Of the P robable,pantkies of Irish Beef and Pont to be Contracted for, as above anentiontd, lacy be knozvn on and after the 10th day of next _llanth, by applying at the SeerCUiT's Ojive. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aug. 21, 1812, TCOMMissroNEfts for VICTUALLING His :11,1JESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 15th September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (scaled up) - and' treat for the Supply rif what FLOUR, RicF„i, ? ,d .BEEF, shall be required for the Use of his, Majesty's Troops stationed at the kland of Gaadaloupe, and also for what SEA PROVI SIONS and FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the Supply *f his .3fajlisty's' Ships and Vessels at the Islaids of Jamaica and .Ne w Providence,. for 'TwelveMonths. certain, from the 12th November next for Guadaloupe, and from the 17th Ja nuary next for Jamaica and . New Providence, and further, until six months warning shall be given for the termination of the respective Contracts. The Conditions of which may be seen at the Secretary's 49.fflee. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pdce shall not be .inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the hoard before One o' Clock on the said Tuevday, the 15th September next ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to cuswer When called for. \'ore will any Tender for the Sea Provisions, that may contain extravagant prices upon some Articles, and prices much inferior to the real value' upon others, be considcred as proper to be adinitted. Each Tendcr must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two . rcsp.v 1b le Parsons, engaging to become bound with the • Pai:t tead,rin g, in the Penal ,!..-'ons under-mentioned, for the due pemfurma ace . of time respective Contracts. Flour ;Q9Ol. 6 ualialonpe .... Iti:Ce . 111001. ' ' • . • Fresh Beef .... 1.0001. .I;inpica 41 - 1(1. - IS-ea Provisions. , 10,0001. Newl Providence Fresh Beef .... 10001. VItTUALLING-OFFICE, • • August 25; 1812. Trim COJJMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His .31.1.1ESTY'S N.,11 7 1 , ' do hereby give. Notice, T hat on' Friday, the 18th otSepte'mber Itext, , they Will be ready to receive Tenders in lerging, (sealed : up), and treat for what SEA PROVISIONS shall be.requiTred for the lese•of his Ma jesly's Ships and Vessels at Liverpool, Swansca, Neweastle and Tinmouth Haven, Yarmouth in Norforlh ; and at Lime rick, and in the River Shannon, in Ireland; and ,also for W/tat WATER Adel be demanded At the sapp& qt . his Ora jasty's Ships at Yarmouth aforesaid, for Twelve Months cer tain, and further,' until Six MOnths Warning shall be given or the ierinintition of the respectiee Cont acts : the.whole to Lee paid for by Bills, peptide. with Interest, Ninety . Days af ter date., , Tide CoW(litlons of the Contritets• may:be seen "at the Seere 7 Olief;, at this Office, or b, ipplyiag to the ColtiTtors Of his Majesty's CaHOins at•Liverpooli Swansea, Neiocastle; and 1,41ne/ich, and to Mr. John Cr. ockford . , at Yarraouth, re- . - spectioely.i 'No refeithl will be had to ai Tender in ;which 2.. e Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to The Board before One o'Cloch on the said lttls of Septeinbc; ne.rt, no_ r unless the Person who . mahes.thc Tender, or some . _Person on hii behalf,: attends to answer when called for: —nor will any . Tender for the Sea l Prccisions that may contain extravagant Price•npon'Some articles, and prices much .inferior to the real value apOn others, be considered as proper to. be admitted. . Each Tender must, be .accomPanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to beeon - Le bound with the Purtytenderinn in the Penal Sums under-mentioned, fir the due performrnee of the respective Contracts : Liverpool • Swansea salt Pruvi3i°ll3 I Newcastle and Tiuusoath Haven /800 Yacmeuth 45000 Limericli, and in the Rival 500 Shannon Water ..... Yarmouth . zec, ICTO.:;1 Z. Ll'6 , - 0 17 7 1 C , .e.lng. 25, IEI2. . . PrITE . COMMISSIONERB fi* VICTUALLING , • .nis LacIESTI'S X111"Y do herebygict : Notice, ffbut 'o4,l'uesday, the £t4 of: Sep .rnbtr nezt, they will beready, to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed ti!) and . treat for 2'wo Hundred Thousand Gattons of WEST INDIA RT7'.II, to be detipered i Piety free, from the Bonded Warciiouses of the West indiei Dock Company; at the Port of London; into hi 3.lojeSty's rietolling StoreS at'Deptford, one half' thereof ?titlein the spare of One ilonth from the date of the Contract, and the other half in One Month afterwards ; Two Hundred Tons cf IRON BUTT HOOPS, manKfac , tured from the best British iron, to be delivered in the course of Three Weeks, bit wcekly proprtions, into the Stores be fore-mentioned; eznd for Ninety Tons of good,.sound, merchantable, CAROLINA, EAST INDIA, or.BildlL RICE, •to be anszterable to Sa;n pies, (of not less'than One. Pound weight each) to be produced with the Tenders, and be leliaered in the space of One IVech, into the Army Victualling Stores in St. Catherine's; The whOle' to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety'Days after date: The Comlitioas vf the Contracts may be ,Fenn at tht Seen:- tary's Office. No regard will be had tO any Tender in which. the Pike shall notZe inserted in words at length, or that shall not I.e de livered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Tues day, the Bth of September next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, tO answer when called for. ESTATES FOIL SALE. • GLAMORGANSIIIRE—FREEHOLD ESTATES. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that the SALE of the MANORS and ESTATES in the ParisteS Of EswennY, Colwenstone, I.langan, Lantwit Major, Pennarth, Cogan, Landough, Landaff,-: Merthir Dovan, La . vernock, St. AndreWs,' Llantrisseut, Wen Voe and E'glwysilan, advertised for Sale, by Auction, by Mr. Pinipotts, at the Cardiff Arms, in Cardiff, on the the 10th instant, is POST PONED. • ST. NEOTS, HUN I'INGDONSIIME. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 174essrs..13ARNARD and FRANKLIN, At the Cross Key's-Ino, St. Ncots, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th, at Eleven, IN SEVERAL LOTS, • - • A Most ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in , the Parish of St. N cots, coilskting• of a CL prrAL FARM, called. WINTEkINGHAM, with convenient Ont7houses, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRE of LAND, now in the Occupation of the E::ecutors of Mr. W. Flint, de ceased; under a Lease expiring at Michaelmas 1804; and a large DWELLING-HOUSE, with a MALTING-OFFICE, several BARNS, and other Oat-buildings; and upwards of ONE HUNDRED and. FORTY-SEVEN ACRES of LAM), nOwtin the OccuPation . of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease expiring at; Michaelmas 181` ; nearly the whole . of which Lands - are cOutigupus to, and will he sold with the Winter ingliam Farm.; and several FREEHOLD COTTAGES, and suvilt PARCELS -of FREEHOLD 'LAND and ; Coalition Rights,. now .in the Occupation of different Persons, and which will be divided into several. Lots. Further particulars may be had by a pplyi ng t o M r . W ADE , Solicitor, Dunnmw, Esex ; 3a. Ben: ; ainin \Volt ning of Yox for, Suffolk ; Mr. Peru, SoliCitor, Abington, C4Ambriiseshird ; or' the- Anal uneers, baxted,' Essex. • . . Descriptive i.);Lrticulas and Couditions of. Sale, May be had at the above places, and also at the Hoo ! ?, C..o.nbridge; George, Huntingdon; White Horse, Baldock ; fled ti.m, Royston.; Son, Biggleswade; the principal lon, a: St. Ice:; at the place of Sale,.and at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daiv - - pns, Furni‘ls-inn, Loudon. • • REAL SCOTCH AIARMALA,DE, an excel lent substitute for hotter at Breakfast. —lt is parti culail y recommended to Mothers for the use of ale Nursery, blting easy of digestion, and very nutritious. Persons tat constitutions and such . as Icad sedentary:lives, ‘voul:; tod a great bene fi t frOm the use - or this Marmalade; intead of that animal oil, termed Butter, which never fails to create bile . on the stomach, the forerunner of tidulency and its attendant evils. in long 'Voyages, especially. to the s.uthward, itS superiority is obvious, as it will keep for years uttalli...cled by the ciintrite. In all - Ptuldintts, PicS, farts, and.custards, where Orange Peel is generally used, this Marmalade w ill he found far preferablz, being free froin that toughness, charaMeristic of the peel. I t is also a. great addition to the following Puddings: Ground Rice, Apple, Milieu, Bread, Sago,.Tapioca, and Semolina,- to which it imparts a delicc °us flavour, blended with a pleasing bitter. Simply wrap ped up in a fine paste, it makes an admirable. Pudding, and is a very pretty variety in a Dessert.. Sold at as. '6d. 'per Pound, by i'ressey and Barclay, 371, 0 xfOrd.street, corner of Berwick-street. N. B. Viscount allowed oil gxpoxsation, and sz4, Wholesale llealqs. ~ti~