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: \ , % ,, L r.,..4 ' w ,' l k• .. ; 444 - ~'''' , t .._, • ' - :-. 1 Ig• ... ,It r i - -- 1 ' ''; b • . . . ' C.) •" ' ' . _:. .:, ' ' i 5 h 7 00 • - .\i i / , t)i 43P - .. 4 t , g .......v . ..- . . . .. . . ... . , , ~ •.?„.._ ---,PA '• 1':4,. ‘ ,.,-,..4 - •. • q , •"!ii N ~.A, : /.. .l • , _ ~ , . , . . ...„,.... . ' 1. 0 alibi • .) ..4 } flik ' Ai - - r:: - 4 ,--- .. . . . . • . .. • . ...: ~:•1 t•.,i, it. , 4 • f•-•, , C ••••• ' i ` (II .. 0 •:, • , 1 74 ; • Ar,„.. t ",, f.. A . ."-; T - . _ ''' 4.! ) ;ti t, . - • v'-- - ,t; : It' :;i. Ai 4.111,1, , ‘ \ N , - - r ' 0 . . ‘" /1 10 • • . .. .• . , . • . . X , '• t ..MilEit-4271:3' SAT UR DAY,- 0 C T OBE' 17;::1.-81.2. SIXPENCE-TTALFPENNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURI-L4NE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, - October 17, kil2, when an PCCASIONAL ADM VAS •Spoken'by Mr:ELIAS:TON; After.which theilajesties Servants will act Shakspeeres I'r4gedy of -• • HAMLET; PRINCE OITDENMARX:. Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. POWELL; ;., ' Hamlet, 'MI: ELLISTON . Polcnius. lir. DOWTON; • Laertes; WALLACK; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND; Rosenerantz, Mr. CROOKE; Guildenstern, Mr. FISHER; . • Osrick, N o PALMER: - First Grave Digger, Mr. WEWITZER; • Second' Grave Digger, Mr. MAZY; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. RAYMOND; Gertrude, Qiieen of Denmark, Mrs.'MORE; (From the Theatre-Royal, Plymouth.) Ophelia, Miss KELLY. t‘o which will be added the Musical Entertainment of • • NO SONG NO SUPPER. . • Frcderi,h, Mr. M:;;N ; Crop, Mr. DIGN UM.; William, Mr. SMITH; , Endless, Mr. i'r.NLEY; • Robin', Mr. BANNISTER; Dorothy, Mrs, LAND; Louisa, Miss POOLE; • • Nelly; Mrs, ORGER; • • Margaretta, Mrs. MOi.INTAIN; Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr. 'Spring, Boxaoolt keeper, sit the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till Pour, and from, Ten in the. Evening 'until the Doors are closed. _ _ The Box •Entrances are in Brydges-street enly; the Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and, Woburn-street ; the Lower Gallery Entrh . nees are in Rusell-streetld Woburn street; tlai tlciier Gallery, Entrance is in .Woburn-street • Stage Matiager, Mr. RAYMOND. , -=No Money to be Returned. ' Vivant Rex et Re t ;•ina. , - On Monday', Shakespeare's Comedy•ol its Yon Like It; with ,the Musical Entertainineut, catied Of Age To-morrow.—On - ',Triesday, the Cume ; dy of All in the Wrotw; with the Musical Farce of Turn Ont.--On Wednesday, the Comic Opera of•Up tilt Night,pri Tite Suingglers' Cave; with the Farce of How to 'Die fur Love.-On Thursday, "th i e 'Coinedi of :The:Wonder ; the . .iarce of The Weathercock.—On Friday, Shakes ..neare's'eomedy o' The Merry 7 Wiai'of Windtir, with' the '"l'ac•ce of High Life Below Stairs. All t'ner, , ons cialming bight of7Fte Mmission to the `' . 7`hiatre, ha sing compiied with the N.4cice,giyen by Public %Advertise - ale tit, to sign tn‘eir Names in the Book kept ley the Secretary to .the' ,Coinlnitteeiat the Treasury Oilice; in •;•12rury-lane,• and having ,made good peir Title of such tree Admission; three days at theleast,=previous -to the • exercise of svich Ice adpii,tted , Free to the Theatre on all Nights of Theatrical Representation or Musical Per formance, under the follow,ing Regulations and Conditiimsi , -- Every Person claimir4- be admitted 'Free, will be re quired to sign his or 'her Name at the Door, a book,which ill be kilpt• ready for that pUrp?se, and Will not be admitted !Athoutlup,h , ritnat f ure. • • • • • The right hand door, Ic::ding from 'the hall in Brydgest street, will he opened for Free Adthissions to the ,Boxes, and confined to them only; and no Free Admissions will be passed ,at 'any 'other liox'Door Of the (rlicatre. Neither will ' any Person not Free ,be admitted to pass through the Free llooi., • • - Free Admissions to the Pit and.Qalleries will be received at their respective Doors in Woburtu-street The very great frauds which thave heretofore:been coin ' vatted upon the ProprietoeS" and the Public, respecting 'Free Adtilissior, have made it rteccss.ry for the Sub-Coln, Iffitt , l'e to devise the most effectital Controul in a matter so . important_ to the Interests of the CoMpany, whose affairs • Alker are called upon to' administer, and to those who are really entitled to the Freedom' of Admission. For the 'present, therefore, they have.dcemed ,it•6ipedient to exact, udder the authority of the Act of Parliament, the X;;;:nlititin above stated far the prevention of Frandl; which will he strictly enforced. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 4 N HONDA Y EVENING, Oct. 19, 1812. Shakspeare's Tragedy of • HAMLET': - Hamlet, Mr. YOUNG. which will be pruthiced (for the 3d thee) a new Farce, • called • SCHNIEDERKINS. The priheipal "chaiitcters Mr. ABBOTT; Mr. MAT t HEWS; Mr. LIS ; Mr. BRUNTON ; Mr. BLANCHARD; Mr. EMERY; r: TAYLOR; Mr. SIMMONS; Miss COOKE ; • • • - . Mrs. DAVENPORT. Places for the Aoxes to w.tal4n of 'Mr.. Brandon, at the New Box-Ohice, Hart-street. ' O t Tuesday S;iaksoeare' , Comedy of - the Merry Wives'Of .Windsor.—_,n Wednesday the Beggar's Opera.—On- Thurs day H.' akspeare's - Tr,,gcrly of Macbeth. ' lue aew came called Schniederkins, have - been received 'throughout with roars of laughter, and shouts of . applause; - Will be repated every night till further notice. The kuolie are respeafully informed, that Farquhar'A Comedy - of The .recruiting Officer is in Rehearial; 'dnd WM . its acted - next week. Also an Opera, called The Lord of the Manor, (the . Mame chiefly, by the late Dr. Jackson, of Exeter), - with, additions by Bishop, T. Welsh, Reeve, Daly, and Shield,) has been Some time in preparation, and will be acted next week.- EIGHT PER CENT. FOR MONEY. By MR. HUGHES. AGENTLEMAN wishes to borrow ,€3000,.by way of Annuity; on valuable unincumbeted Property in the County, of Middlesex. . Further particulars of Mr. Hughes, Upholsterer, St. Paul's church-7.rd. FASHIONABLE DANCING BY MR. ALLEN, Privately taught, 'at No. 19, Sherrard-Street„ Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who hare never least that Accomolishment; or have not the Modern Style. ALLEN'S System of Teaching is ex _LTA preisly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable Requisite fur Genteel. Society, expeditiously, -privately, and in a superior styie of grace and elegance. who 410 not want private teaching, may learn .at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils on the pUbtie teaching evenings. ..Professors Of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy Dances, Intl the superior arts of profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. 9 .. .TESUITS DROPS. , • • , - rElrue on J ESUITS DROPS are now prepared by SHAW and EDWAliDS,'(SuceesSors to •Voseph Wessel), 6G, oti the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church ' yard. The JESUITS DROPS have been lon;4-knOWn.and esteem ed a safe, cheap, ett(4:tual, and often an immediate cure. for Strzinguazy, Gleets, Weakness Of-the Kidni4S or 13ktdder ; and Vbeit taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infa4ibly accoMplish the eiired effect": should the ctimplaint be far-advanced, it will b d e necessary to take the Specific Re lardy with the Jesuits Drops. The many depredations made en the ,property•of the Pro- PrietOrS, compels theo to give thIS Caution; that no one But tlr will.be sent out of their' house without "Shaw -arid Ed- - 'wards', (Successors to J.Wessel), 66, St. Paul's Church-yard," engraved on the stamp. All others which are Sold- , without tile above names, are impositions on the public. 2S: 91 ns.aud 229. per bottle. . n i ' _ TO THE *PUBLIC. LfIN NEXT TUESDAY, the 20th, this Month, ,NLF! all the LOTTERY Wilt_ be drawn. There are grill , SOOd•Numhers, one of which will gain A'40,000. There are upw.rds of Two -Thousand' Prizes of 20,000„3,000£ 41,00 &c. &c : . &c.. T. BISH, Contractor-for the Lottery, solic).twour immediate Command:, at his Offices, No. 4, • Cornhill, and 9, .Charing Cress, where he sold, in the . last Lottdry, • ' - No. 3,651 13 in 16 Shares. 4 4 . 16,000 974 • • B In 11 shares 4. , . 3,880 B In I'l'4 Shares 600 - .A , Whole , Tielzet. 500 2,736 A In 9 Shares: r . - 500 - 2,736 B. . In 12 Shares 500 . 2,/60 . ln 8 Shares ' - 3OO 3,689. - 'ln 9 Shares - - ~4. , .300: And Four Prizes of ,C2OO, &c. ike..4B.:c;- ; „. i;- 4, , • T. BIS!' hopes to, be equally fortnnate to hisTrieuds, in selling them • the Capital Prizes, which niust be drawn,. and shall be paid on demand, , , TEXT TUESDAYe TWO PItIZES,OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, And the Lowest Prizes .C 22, on Sale at 1413ANSCOMB'S only OFFICES, No. 1, IRA born-Ikirs, Corner "of Middle-row, and No. 42, Cheop s*, opposite Wood-street, for the Lottery to be all drawn 20th, OCTOBER, 1812. In the Last Lottery the above Offices'Sold 2,503 A Prize of /300. 9,273 £3,000 I .. . £20,0 00 4.390 5,000 I 3,2-56 20,000 In Fifty-five Shares. NEXT TUESDAY, b. ..QWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the that the STATE LOTTERY, will be drawn on TUESDAY NEXT, the, 20th of OCTOBER. There are only 10,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains 2 of ‘20,000 I 8 of A'l,9O 3,600 I 10' .50 4,000 110, 4O 506 I 16 25 _ 6 22 6 • 200 - Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, . No. 11, POULTRY, ' I No. -31, ALDGATE lIIGH Igo. 12, c;kI,4II . ING-CROSS, I sT.R.Epr. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Published_this Day, 1,- A, THELWALL'S PUBLICATIONS on • IMPEDMENTS, &c. •J. A Letter to Henry Cline, Esq. on Imperfect DeVelope mehti.of the•Facultiet,'and the Treatment of Impediments of Speech, .Bvo. 75.. 2. .The Vestibule of Eloquence, 'Original . Articles for 'Reel tat;on, 10s ad.,- Illustrations of Eugliah*Rhythmus ; with Elements and ()alines of the Science' and Practice of Elocution, lOs. 4. Sketch of the Plan and Objects of the Institution, Bed ford-pface; with Terms- of• Instruction to Domeitic' and 'Pri vate Pupils, Is. Sold by Mevis'.- Arch, Kent, Holborn; liar:- wood, .Great ,Rassell-street ; hlaskic, • Ciraek-street ;, and Ridgway, Piccadilly. • • EAST-INDIA REOISTER.-=-SECOND EDITION. - This Day -was, published, price Bs. sewed, Illustrated with a ...ioloured Map of Hindostan, pointing out the late Division of Territory, THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DI REcToitY for 1812; containing the Company's Esta;. blishments at Home • and Abroad, with the Casualties aad Alterations that have occurred up to the day of PublicatiOn. • Various Wes and Regulations respecting the company's Service, and much other useful Information. By JOHN 'MATHISON - and ALEX,' WA? MASON, "• Of the Secretary's Office, East-India Honse. London Sold by . Black, Parry, and •Kingsbury, Leaden hall-street ; .1. Hatchard, No. IPC, Piccadilly ; Charles I'. Archer, Dame-Street,. Dublin ; and Manners and 'Miller, Edinburgh. , • , . PRESENT STATE OF CANADA. This Daywas published, In a Map, price 12$. boards, ,EJTARS front CANADA ; written during Regidence there, in the Years 1306, 1307, and Ib - 08, she Wing the - preSent State ofCanadaiits Productions, Trades; COmrocicial-Impprtance, and Political Relations. Illustrative of the Laws, the :Manners of the People, and the. Peculiari ties of the Country and Clim4te. Exhibiting also, the Com mercial Import4ince of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton; .and their increasing Ability, in Conjunction with Canada, to furnish the necessary Supplies of-Lumberaud Provisions to,our West India Islands. By HUGH GRAY. Printed for Longman, I:lursi; Rees, and Frme, and Brown, paternoiter row. These letters appear to be the result of much.careful ob servation, and are Iv itten . with great good. sense - .—BritiSh Critic, Aug. 1809. • - • WAR IN RIASJA. This Day.mas . • The Second Edition, in Three'Volumes Bvo. illustrated with a .Map., price'll. Its. ad.:l:wards, A VIEW of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE. • By WILLIAM TOOKE, F.R.S. . Member of of the Imperial Academy of St. Peterslvargh, Containing the natural State 'bf the Baipirc—Ciimate— Fare of the Country—Berdering •Oceans and Seas—lnland Seas and Lakes—chief navigable givers.auci canals--Nations of the 'Empire- 7 Populations arid Institutiros.for its 'Benefit— Characteristics of the Inhabitants—Ciaises oti•the Sablects— Govermttela of the Empire—the,'Arcay.wthe Navy—Reve ones of the Empire--ImperiaLCulieges--on -.the Condition of. the Subjects—. Constitution of the Governments—ProdUctive Industry—Establishment of the Engtish--Fisheries---Agri culture Mines,--Manafactarecomosace—lMptiTts`-41t ports,.:ice. B:,c. . • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Chine, and Brown, Pa ternosterrow". • BRITISH ARMY Ir SPAIN. - - "More information conQerning Spain is here broughtto zetherthan was - perhaps ever collected into a single publica tion."—Nlouthly Rev. Ang.. 18W. . - '' -"This publieation contains . a vast accumulation of import ant details; and is the most comprehensii-e and satisfactory work on the suhjeet."--Ecl. Rcv. Feb. 1810.. . .. ' " " This 1 , , !-yryond a daulit, thesniost accurate' and the most satisfactory account of any e.oint*ry that iras, in our i•ecollec -`tion,,beett published."—British Critic, March 181 . 1. • •• . -• This Day wa.i' published; In Five Volumes, Octavo, with an Atlas_oithe Roads.ofSpin, and other Maps of the Country, &c. price 31. 13s. 6d: in ...hoards, .1, • . • ~ . it , VI KW of SPAN.; comprising a Descrip-- : 1 - 8,... , tive Itinerary of eachTrovince, and a general Statisti cal: rl.c'ount of the Country; . including its Population, Agri caltnie, - Mantifietnres, eoninierce, and Finances; its Govern -went,' Civil and Edelasiastical Establishments; the State of the Arts,. Sciences,' and: Literature;-its Manners, Customs; latUralHist N".. History`, 6:,c. - . • : , fly AIiE.I7•TDBR bEIABORDE. - . .. - ' • ' Translated from the French. • „..- Printed fqr• Longman; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, ' .110,t - exiitister,row ; ap.ai. pulau aad Co. 1 4oho Square,. 1 ESTATES FOR ,4ALE. HAY ES, MIDDLESEX. Valuable MANOR and Freehold Tithe-free ESTATE, TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, At UK.. AUCTION MART; opuosite. the Ea,t Front 'Of'the Bank ot '.england; On .FRIDAY, the 30th oCOCTOBER, at Twelve . .o'Cloeh; 3annch - , FTIIIE MANOR of TEARING; ektinding over A about Six Truddred Acres, wit ii Courts Baron; Quit Reuts,, Finea , Heriots, &c. arising foil divers Lands and Messuagas liela of the said Manot. TOGETHER wuni . . YEADING FARM,HANOI' I consisting of ONE HUNDREO and EIGHTY-Viol. ACRES of.rich Afable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in of Mrs. Atkinson, 'Under a Lease for.Twenty . Years, whieh expires Michaelmas,- 1814 ; lies conipact,: . and is rapidly. bit proving; thit Buildings amply sufficient, and h., goud repair; ' the- distnnce` lialf a mile froth the Uxbridge Turnpike eleven miles only from London, and five front Uxbridge. The Paddington Canal skirts the E,tate forts-considerable distance. .The Parochial Rates arc remarkaldy Particulars, accompanied by a,Plan, may be had at Yea.ding - Manor Farm House ; at the Adam and Eve Inn, Hay e s ; White Horse, Uxhridge; White Hart, Southall; of Messrs. SMITH and RICKARDS, 82,. Basinghall-street . ; of Messrs. RICHARDSON and CORF I E LD , Laud Surveyors, Lineuln's-lan- Fields,.London; of Mr. CoxE, 33, Throgmorton-street and Maddox-street, Hanover-square ; and at 'theMart. LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON - WILL BE SOLO BY AUCTION, In Londsn, (unless previously disposed of Private . - Contract), • • , THE ADVOWSON of SOLI HULL, nearly midway between Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting of an excellent Parsonage .House, and about-Eighty-eight Acres of Rich Glebe Land, and the TITHES belonging to the Rectory of the , Parish, which contains upWards of Eleven Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand Pokinds; the present In cuatbeat ;aged about 56 years. •Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the Auction Mart; of Thothas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn; of Messrs. Richard= son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's inn Fields ; of Joseph Hard ing, Esq. ; 'of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon ; and . of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, wko will treat - by private contract. MERCANTILE LAW. , This Illy was published, In TWo Vols. 4to. price 31. 13s. - 6d. boards, JEX MERCATORIA ; or, 'a coaiplete Code . of Commercial Law ; being a general Guide to all Men in Business, whether as Traders, Remitters, Owners, Freight ers, Captains, Insurers , . .Brokers, ,Factors, Super c a rgoes , or Agents. ' - - - • With an Account of our Mercantile gompanies;. of our Co lonies and Factories abroad; of our Commercial Treaties with Foreign Powers; of the I)uty of Consuls, and of the Lates concerning Aliens, Naturalization, and Ocnization. • i • •- To whiiAt i. added, An:Account of th'e Commerce of the, whole World; deSerib ino• the Mannfiletures and Products of each Country, with Tables of the Correspondence and Agreement of their respec tive Coins, Weights, and Measures. The whole 'equally cal culated ror the Information and Service of the •Merchant, Lawyer; Member of privato Gentleman. By the late WYNDHAM BEAWES, Esq. His Britanni& Majesty's Consul at Seville and St. Lucar. The Sixth Edition; considerably enlarged and improved, By JOSEPH CHITTY, Es q . Of- the Middle Temple. Loudon : printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Otridge and Son; Clarke and Sdns; J. Walker; R. Lea; 'J. Cutbell; W. Lowndes; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co.; C. Law; Lackington, Allen, - and Co.; White, Cochrane, and Co. ; Butterworth ; Cadet! and Davies;. S. Bagstcr; J. Murray; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson; R. Scholey ; W. Baynes; Black, Parrl, and .Co.;. J. Asperue; J. Booker; R.. Baldwin ; R. Pheney; W. Reed; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and T. HaMilton. iffiaIIEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY . 111, Al lECIIONS, with tl•ieir usual concomitants, Spasm, or, flying Pains, Flatulency, - Indigestion, and gene ral. Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently. cured by ,WH TEH E AD'S - ESSENCE of MUSTARD P LIS, after every other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with.the Pills in those-complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active ; penetrating, and efreclual remedy in the world, generally curing the severest 'SP i(AlNS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by Oporfeldoe, Argue, busade, or any other lininient or - Embrocation ; 'and it used immediately atter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. WIIITEEIEMYS- FAMILY CURATE is equally effi cacious for all ill-conditiOnedSores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Ilietcher, Pim ples, Rinplorins, Shingles, llreakiogs out'on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore [leads, and Scorbutic 1-iurnours of every description. Prepared only, and sold. by R. rohnston, Apothecary, No. i 5,, Greek street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2S. gd. each; the Cerate at is. ;0. and 25. 9d. SOW by every' Medicine Ventir iti . the United Kingdom. *** The genuine has a Illack•lnk Stamp, with the name R. I-Ohnston inserted on it. HICK NIA NS's PILLS are an- E C'CUA I. - CUR E for GRAVEL and STONE. STOPPAGE. of URINE, CO NI LA NTS in the BACK and LOINS, K I ONli YS, BLADDER, alit! LUMBAGO. . - • OF the ,various Corn.plaints incident to -the hu inali -frame, there are. none more dre a dful in their na ture, nor More alarming iii their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are cprnplaints to which every person is liable,'• as the water_we drink is impregnated with particles; which not only . cause, the excruciating tort,ures, but are a- foundation .for every other speciii.of disorder. 1:11 - ckAIAN'S , ( RM! NA L --PI I, L S:' composed of the mist innocent ..ingreriient,:,.h a ve-bee n, t oUT id Arsingular elN caq, in not only strenrtllning „Ilie.yessels . .contidning the Urine, but happily distroying,the petrifying quality of it, from Which proel.-ed the above.Complaiuts,. &c. reinoring the calculi, or- gritty eoncretions, and, baniShing every per nicious tendency to thocc .cjLorders,, it4ot,coniiaerneot. ; • of 1 Letter. " To Mr: HICK . N, A potheeary •• • believe Ilickan's to be-the ' in best Medicine : ever known - fc.rcuring the Grave), threfore I have taken the m opportunity to •recomeriT diem. Tivo Box e s and a half have cured me, so that I have.not found'it necessary to take more - ; anol,.although I have slanted greatly from- that dis order, I snall.never be afraid of it when . 1 can procure so good a remedy. . Hemsby. near:Yarmouth, • • It. rE PJZ Nortolk, July r, 18(2. Sold, Ivliolesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N'o. 4, Cheap side, cornerot l'arcriioster.roW, London; Sharp and l3elain., Portsmouth ; .Tones. Weston, Ilnut; arid Mallory; " Port sea ; Flail and F.Ainston. Gosport ; Coleman and jaoob, Sheerness ; Peek Ross,' and Turner, HUII ; Hex land Cook worthy, Granville,• Nettleton; and Gilbert, Plymouth-; Knott, and Lloyd, atui. Swiimey and Co. 'Birmingham ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Larlibury, Liverpool ; Staines and • Lynch, Manchester; Trewintin, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, .Readburn, Scott, and 'Bak ter, -Edin burgh ;.-Baxter and M`D9nald,- Glasgow Bulg - en and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; SWinfen, Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine Vendery in Boxes at :s. gd, each, and 6s. each. r - ft!Pu4/j.t..va-0141 - ew; 0ct.1., T FigCONMISSIONERS,for VICTUALLING here 4 give Notice; That iongAeilm?sday, , tlifti 'instant, they 'ready to receive .7:enders in vz,..iti.ng,Z(icoled 'up) - and treat ‘ for Three Hundred Ton: of 1111J-SOQVADO SUPAR, to be answer ablc. to Scunple.c. .(of not less than two pound: weight eWele) to' prildsided iditl,, the.4'enders; to be . - delicrred irr the . eekiginal Pitektigel;?"at riite•Of from Sevinti to tEighty 7:rns , pfr Store.e . at. - DePt. ford, and to be paid for .by payable. with interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions •of t& f3 ; 6ntraet may 5e seen at the Seere- ter . y . .t ?gird will •Le hod tto 1771 ypi'enderl in-Which the Price shall not he inserted in words at.leip . th, or -that shall not be de:- livered to the,Roard Pefore One ; o'Cloehcn the , mid Wednes day, the 21st instant, nor nnless the Person who makes the Tender, or so»le . Person on his behmllf, attends, to answer wken called for. EXCHEQUEII BILL OFFICE, October ii , 1812. All EXCIIEQUIR BILLS dated in the ltontlis of Septem , ber and October, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF. • LORDS - :COMMISSIONERS o f HIS THE MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal Of the aboVementioned EXCHE QUER IS ILLS with the interest due thereon, at the EX chequer Bill -Office in - the receipt of Exchequer, New Palace -yard,' Westminster, on Tuesday, the 10th day of November, ISI3. Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, and including Saturday, the 31st . October, 1812, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same, and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each Description a Bills in separate Lists (which are to be Oh taiued at this Office) classing them in the order of their re spective dates, such as are for the sense amount being nume rically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and in terest dne thereon, computed from, but exeludingthe days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 10th day of November inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the said bearers (being holders or not; are indispensably required to indorse each Bill-with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of each separate list; and they are moreover required to attend the Exche quer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the receipts for the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be fle sh-oos .of receiving payment of the principal and - interest , preyions to the said ipth day of November, they may be accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payment di principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their list!, delivered on or before Saturday, the 81st of October, may * be accommodated with new Bills, carrying an interest of three pence half-penny by the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 10th day of Novend , er,, and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to. be -ex changed, on Wednesday, the 11th day of November, and tlids following days. " N. B, All Exchequer Bills dated prior to September, 1311, have been advertised to be paid off, and the interest thereon has ceased. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, 'late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to p cu ro re ve h a ay s' e where their medicine and method - If n i g a l i e le i d n oTt n i c le e desired effeet. The practice of many' years in this particular branch. of 'their profession; has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direet their studies to the treatment arid clue of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effeels of a hab.t long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sJces. In the one it will be found to bit the Unfailing source of barrenness; theot her have its ravages tai. tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which if 'n.tt timely - remedied,- terminates in. inipdtentcy, these are its remote and ultimate ell:acts, while consumed Linn; lons of muscular paver, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier - stages of this solitary f persans languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsue. cessfUl in the course of a long,.laborious, and much extended practice. - In .the most obstinate and complicated cases of ye nerealinfeedion, such as obstructions in the ifrethra, spongy excrescences, Bard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi. nal weakness, glects, as also • . .-• STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baf.. fled the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present im= proved plan of treatment, elii...etually and perthanently cured, withoUt the Patient suffering the.. excruciating • pain and alarming-hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion-of the lunar caustic. In the course of tneoty years extensive praelice, in this . Metropolis, nitmerotts cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their cafe, the total eradication of which is edittted by a safe, certain, and eXtie. dftious ?node of practice, superior to any other Yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, anti debility, proceeding from, tiffs complaint are speedily_removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility - has tot years existed, a - proper 'perseverance in their restorative re , 'medics, after the Stricture has ,been destroyed, is inclispensa. bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to , . reanimate the constitution., • Several Noblethen . ar4Gehtlernen of the first' respeaa. have been ur4er Ili.? care of Messrs. k . urrie, and Co. fur the removal of.cornplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and ,having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that relet'ences may he given to them,' as satisfactory evi dences.of the tiecisive.superiarity of Mes,rs. Currie and , Co's. pCan of treatment. Many' of these Gentlemen have had stric. tures from !-Q. to a years, and ttad been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heavi s ide, and other Surgeons of equal env alenr.e, who attenmted the 'auie by the' application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. • ' Messrs. Currie and - Co. may be consulted by either se . * with the greateSt delicacy. secrecy, and honour, at their house; No: 167, Hatton-ga rden. . Patients ,- in the country ere requested to state the particu lals or their case, age,. and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclostng a remittance for -advice and medicines, :Vhen tne name wits be - given or sent to any p-..rt Of the kingdom. To ensure rhal secrecy so-essential to their undertaking., the post.- age of letters may be eduen to the account let mr;dlcineS. gth Ildtton-gzircitm.,