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Iv/ v re rcf 00e 7 • NtiVittlt 8324:] FORD VIC7'C:I I/LING-Y-4PD, May 3, 1319. 1 11-I ESE are to ...lye Notice, that on. Thursday, , the 13th i nstant, at Ten o'clock in the: Forenoon, ll he put up to PUBLIC &IL E, at His 4Tiajestye 14 1% ) : Deptford, sundry Lots of the following ‘ IVIS IONS and STORES, now lying in the .said' Yard, bi t • • .—. ° tread, B read Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Oatmeal, t ltm eal Sw eep i ngs, Pease, Pease Screenings, Raisins, Rice ' afilNhouse Sweepi n g s, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butter, r e le, Vinegar, Molasses, Concentrated Vinegar, Capil- Essence of Malt and Hops, Old Bedding, and Sundry I,a 4) . it al Stores, C andle Boxes, 'Soup Bottles, Cocoa Bags, 4l ng Cases, Bags and Rags, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, 1,4 s srre] and Half -Hogshead, Kilderkin, Small Cask, Rum a°leon, Tobacco Cash, Irish Tierce, and Barrel Stares, eaLli ng, Fire Wood, &e. &c. Ir d e t I)e l m s'i of 25/. p er cent. i s to b e ma d e upon t h e amoun t m al e ' L 'it Ot the time of sale, anti the remainder of til? purr' 74 "`-' - Posp Y paid before ain Stores .re rcored, for which fro, L.; a Period rffourtan working days will be allowed eat flay of Sale the Buyers particularly observing that kit4i : than one half of the quantity i s t o b e taken away foit oti, , 4 r first seven days:, and the remainder i,z the seven 4 li' *)1,1 „g . (t aps', other w i se th e Depos i t Money wil l be forfeited, Cr Pr .oos/oils o r S tores rema i n •n the property of the „ 3r, z ,, te : 1 44 no extension of time will, on any account, be N AVY-OFFICE, May 4, 1519. ttilp, RiL:ht Honourable LORDS COM the TREASURY having °444 .4/SSIONERS of his MAJESTif:'I3ALF..I,Ay to SEIA9-, 1144(11.1 Men" fey the Payment to the 31st of March,lBif . (:1 -, horn the Ist of January k VlZ lin g to his Majesty's iii Establishment eseverai pa i y n itl t e h ri a t t s, b 7 e i t i l l a be: tin ts.o4, to give notice, that - ti e he mad e at the Pay-O ffi ce, by the or ' n f i r n e g a , su e r n er th o e f f h ol is . 1t,,,,14tr' \..., avY, at Ten o'clock in the m ''g ‘laYs, viz ela th,, , • Captains and I • - toth, 1 1th , and 12th of this Month, Admirals, Pi the helr Att°rnies. and 19th of this . • Month, to t itut,, lath, 1 4th, 17th, 18th, 'natits and Chaplains,' and the ir Attornies• ri lb atkt p ares e 2Qth and 21st of this Montli,to Masters, Surgeons, Aft, and their Attoraies.ll. l , 4 ''• Wide% the Lists will be recalled the 6 n r ia st y a t n he d n tl a ii n rd d, illernelday in every month, that all atm t , 4 Nnd to receive what may become e required, touching the ht "11:1.g with them the Atiidavit payable to them . ; 4 itl, k lr' Noyed the benefit of an) . are t..-, be pal ''wt ta , curing the time t hey 3 should their 11,41, atlm Shore, Public Employracn . t d , Itot eah! Y 1 and in ease any of the said O ffi cer . for that ; tir e t° attend themselves, but s e if ttii.qrt frP'se' t hat tilt said Attornies deomPpclt!odyyl.tcAettth;rnlliek * her tr the Persons they are emp l oy ed b y. before the Half-Pay Ppaillt__snlikels are Abroad on leave, tki I:" attested Copia of such Leave , '' Pal/.their Agents are to 4, 4 , d as ~ ltre teat \ I Y Act of Parliament passed'in establish- An Act for l,„'la''stYs Reign, entituled, " Payment of 'the 85th year of his 0f4.4-sre easy and expeditious method ‘ tt)2Orti, (-4,',l"ging to his Majesty's :V ary," any Comm issioned ~,f,o,r it is enacted by tt; Ili arrati.itallo,stiero,f o th e said A vi c l t e , " . shall be entitled to r the r4lall'a, shall a' be ll :l e e e si . r ' ous to receive and h p aidmbearappioo t4tt4t for near the Pla c e of hi s Residence, ne a to have such 1411.:14er of his Majesty's Navy in 14113. Residence, &c. iII II 4 . 'Y Paid at or near the place of IT And b y a fur ttitr - Itiiitter'noiutea out by the said Act. , nt Majesty's kt,Act pass,d in ` the 55 t 1 year of his preseo ff ic ,k'lest;,,,iillti'l'd, Ail Act for enabling the 'Nei l , :' ',avY, and their Representatives, to draw Ist and 3,1 qat,,e th'irialf-Pav," it is enacted by t . his Majesty's dra:v er f s or in a h n i d s k 5,, .. es , f the ,aid Act, - " that if any Of fi cer in of'nsoney for i t; mit> sh.i i , : '4 i - " e e""tie"o receive desirous anysum of drawing a t ill It 'f ' ;: l k 4t " f his lialf- Piny, shall be missioners of his '.,je,ty,s.\",ange for the same upon the , lk, , 4q, instead of receiving the same rer ' 4 ' hi ~-, '''all signify such desire by Letter to in his Ma btyheßTeiineiattsaunce htt!,s"l4.iesty's Navy; and tha t if any O ffi cer u.... 'of EDO' N l''fSc 4rY ' who sh all be entitled to receive any , majesty's V , tl ' . f '''. °lt account of Half-Pay, Shall be des i rous . s o m f having ")ochci . 113 ' Paid to him by Extract, at any o f a's' •:_4‘), h47ll'' Ik'here Clerks for the Pay to the mae i'Lisl;' I•side, instead of receiving the same bv_, liemit ment of Wages for the to apply lik; (1 . .. ? it. 114 ni Exchange; he is the Ns'43'.oPE-st" at the IN:avv Pay-Office in London, or .re.,, either at t. e,, f- ; '' "I s : ditto 0 : • rd, signifying suck) h i s des ir e." the titti-', hereby forth: given, that the Half-Pay ending 6hof i'l:'l4l.'h' /819, wil couence paring 10 f 'hay -1'1'1;14r:41 511 Persons desirous of drawing for, or o above on the it4tettl' lialf-P.tv remitted to them, may apply as 4,::. .sigh°'t ~11'11' of of Exchan ge drawn nn ler or by virtue of the pl ed are not li a bl e to the Stamp Duty. ,o t he t c,i., recers° ns resi d ing out o f hi s Majesty's Dominions are en t Privileges of the Act. BAR T{, ' • ----.... b , . _ 'A•4''' POREST, GLOUCESTERSHIRE• It ,' l)pd TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - • ir,,„l..er nr ... _ . s Uf i, !R 4 4 . _ ',lse ruglit lion. William Ifuskisson, Commissioners b y ,:14 INi:s"..:sa.i._d Henry Dawkins, Esqrs , . . ss .1,1,‘ 1,,,_1,) Woods, I.orests, and Lane. Resenut. ), ,I.:0•I;No4,11., . and SON, at the Lvar Inn, rw, •' I,lth May,lBl9, between the hours of 'well e t•lt.? i s in Seven Lots, in Newnitap,.on 1' hil A llic of slrn(tryoAK TIMBERTit RES' P- t i i , is t , " , ri z „ i I) ~, ' l l q I it, f } ',les Lords Coinniissioners of his Majesty's .1,4. t 41,,,,..!0r11ed for these rvice of the Nat, y, and fur-Sale' 14,1, 1'",..F, vst. WI • hl; )'' t : u 'rs and cotorlitio f SA L map be had of Ed -441.,40 p'.' „I'-'•q• beputy Snusr°rcyo; of . the said Forest, 1,, k l I iotit';',,,, utsie Lidoev • and of rAr 14,47'}0,,,, ji;rvtYlir, Ellw.or;i Patna, near Dodd('":; *'411,,,, lit;ittl'ill':elive IS'allis will shew the Lots to si desi • ' sous of stewing the same. , ,and „;\ r• SATURDAY, .11.4 Y 8, 1819 PUBLICATIONS. ThiS Day was published, - • In Octave, tlth Plates,' price 14s. plain, or 413. coloured, • Irr, HE NATURALIST'S POCKET-BOOK ; or, TOURIST'S COMPANION, being a briefAntro doction to the, different Branches of Natural History, with approved Methods for collectingand- preserving the various Productiuns of Nature. By GEnRGE GRAVES, F.L.S. Author of British Ornithology, Ovarium Britantilcum, and Editor of the New Edition of Curtis's Flora Londinemsis. Printed fur Loughran, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. 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Printed for bongman, Hurst, Rees, Oarne, and Brown, London ; and sold by all Booksellers. o ik * New Editions of Capper's Topographical Dictionary of the United Kingdom, and of Wathins's Biographical Dic tionary, are in considerable forwardness. [Pnlcr SEVENPENCr; LONDON J(tURNALS. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] The Report of the Lords' Committee was made yesterday, but it was read short, as the Parlia mentary phrase is, and therefore we cannot state whether it differs in any degree,from that of the Commons. We are told that the two are substan tially the same, as there was a perfect' undetstand ing between them as to the pr of their in. ctiry, and the course they pursued in the inves• igations Extract from a letter from Angostura, 26th Ja. unary, 1819:—" From the shortness of the time I have been here, I am not yet enabled to give you full information respecting the state of the country. It is, however, the decided opi nion ,of the respectable people here, that the ar rival of the whole of the expedition, in cluding Elsom's and English's corps, will ensure the success of the campaign, and put the Patriots in possession of the whole of the Caraccas. Three of the ships dispatched by Capt. Elsom (namely, the Tartar, Perseverance, and George Canning, having 500 men,on hoard, have already arrived, all well. To this officer's: skill, perseverance and suc cess, the cause is deeply indebted. I am happy to say, that the soldiers just arrived from England are treated better than the state of the country at the time rendered it possible for their predecessors to be."--(lbid.), [Neiv Tinres.) Two houses io the corn trade yesterday stopped payment, one a factpr, and the other a dealer. It appears that the accounts of the former are ex tremely extensive, and consequently the failure has caused an unpleasant sensation in that trade: the latter is of trifling importance. VOCAL CONCERT. ASESSRS, BA taLENT AN, C KNYVETT ) -MIL W. KNITETT, .ana GREATOREX, return their grateful acknowledgments for the exalted, noble; and highly distinguished Patronage the VOCAL CONCERT has re eeired this Season. 19 - announcing ' their intention of con ducting similar Performantes next Yea - r, they most respect fully milicit a continuance•of that support they have hitherto been honoured with. FORTY THOUSAND PO,I7NDS ON THE ELEVENTH THIS MONTH: ' QWIFT . and Co. beg leave to remind the. >Of Pnblic, that TWO out of the FOUR Prizes of 90,0001. must be drawn (and all of them may be drawn) on-the 11th inst. This mall Lottery, of only 10,000 Tickets, contains 32 CAPITAL PRIZES, besides others of 601. 5201. &c. &c.---Tste Tickets and Shares are Selling at No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Char ing -Cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street, the old and fortu nate Offices of SWIFT and Co. NEXT TUESDAY, the 11th of THIS MONTH (MAY), • The STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,, On which Day The 'FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE will feceive,C2o,ooo nwre in MONEY! The SECOND-DRAWN. PRIZE will reccive 420,000 more in STOCK ! PICKETS and SHARES are selling by T. BISI-J';Sto6-Broker, 4,-CORNHILL; and 9, CHAR ING-CROSS, London: and by his Agents in the Country. It is well known that BISH'S Offices are almost invariably pee-eminent for good loch, and therefore iteedless to spccity any particular in'tav,ce; suffice it to say, that in the last Lottery (as usual) he sold a greater number of Capitals than any other Office-keeper; having shared and, sold 14 Capi tals, iocluding one Prize of 10.000 i. and 2 other Capitals, also onc of the grand Prizes of Tickets, by 'which three will vidualS afterwards obtained large Capitals; arid in the pre ceding Lottery, be sold one of 30,0001. and various other Capitals, &c. and it is.a well ascertaine,d fact, that there is scarcely a Town or Village in the United Kingdom, that has not obtained, at different periods, parts of the immense List of Capitals he has divided ; and thou . 4b Bish mentions the places where his great Prizes are sent to, he nevcr, in any instance, names the fortunate individuals who obtain the Capitals, as that might he unpleasant. The 90,0001. Prize was distributed as follows: — A Quarter to An Eighth. .to*ffronWaldeir A Sixteenth to Edinburgh An Eighth. , to Sidmouth A Sixteenth to Halesworth A Sixteenth to. Bideford. A Sixteenth to Mahon A Sixteenth to Bridlington I A Sixteenth to Northampton A Sixteenth to Dartmouth A Sixteenth not registered. The Present cry consists of only 10,000 Tickets, yet contains, in Money and Consols, FOUR PRIZES of 20,0001. 11 ! &c. &c. &c. " Hold up the Mirror to Nature." THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, is universally acknowledged t 7., he peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastlags, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trra.Coling s or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness o f breath, and consumptive habits. SZ;hl by bacon and 1 / 4 5(., Oxford-street ; Win d, 3.24, Hol hr,rn ; Leigh, IS, Strand; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minories. Sold ars° by every reputable Vender in all Market ToWns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders, price Its. e;“:11, or, four in u: - :e 7 amily Bottle for ass. by Which one 1 ts.• bottle is saved, 'Wit h ;he words, " Saltine! Solomon, Liverpool,V,engravcd on the Stamp. t„ ,, Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, ad dressed " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Livitpoof. Paid double postage." LIGNUM'S ANTISCORBUTXC DROPS. Additional Attestations of their gOod Effects. MRS. ELIZA WHITAKER, Newcastle-un der-Lyhe, atid her Niece, were both cured. of the scurvy by the use of thy Drops.—Witness, Charles Cheiter, hcnkseller, Newcastle.' Mrs. Thomas, Cirindly-brok, near Whitchtuch, Salop, af ter twenty-seven years' affliction will) the scurvy, was cured, by taking only four . small bottles.—Attested by It. Parker, bookseller, Whitchurch. Mr. Jtihn Platt, of Nantwicli, was cored in the 78th year of his age, of large ulcers and scorbutic eroptions, after his lite had been despaired of by the faculty. The Grandson of Mr. Platt was also cured of hrce scorbutic blotches by taking two bottles of Drops.—Attesterby Mr. Thomas Craig, and Mr. A. Fox, boobseller, Nantwich. Solt of Isle. Thomas Jones, broker, Hi Ilgate, Stockport, was cured of a serious scrofulous and scorbutic affection, which rendered him a truly deplorable object.—Attested by Mr. Joseph Clarke, Gatley-Hall, Cheshire; and Mr. D. Dean, bookseller, Stockport. Sold by Mr. Lignum, Manchester; J. Evans and Son, 42, Long-lane,West-Smith held; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Oarclay and Sons, fl 5, Fleet-marltet ; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapside, London; and 34, Sacli . rillestreet, Dublin; and the principal Medicine Venders . in Town and Country.—Price 2s. 9d. 4s. Gd. and I Is. tot Just published by Mr. Lignum, A PRACTICAL TILEATISg on the VENEREAL DISEASE; price 2s. Gd. ; and sold by all Booksellers.- PUBLICATIONS. PRESTON ON ABSTRACT'S. 'lbis Day was published,. In Royal Octavo, Part VI. price 12s. (with Indexes, which complete tlid Work) _ _ __________ A N ESSAY in a COURSE of LECTURES on ABSTRACTS of TITLE, to facilitate the Study and the Application of the first Principles and General Rules of the Law; of Property; stating, in the detail, the Duty of Solicitors in preparing, &c. and of Counsel in advising, on Alistracts of Tine. By RICHARD PRESTON, Esq. Barrisfer•nt-Law. Printed for W. Clarke and Suns, Lim Booksellers, Portugal street, Lincidn's Inn. The above Work is now completed in 3 Vols. royal svo. price 31. ]Ss. in boards; or in separate Parts, sewed, at 12s. each. Gent:emen are requested to be earli , in completing th,ir Sets, to prevent the disadvantage of their remaining imperfect, as the Publishers cannot be answerable after this Notice. *** A S - 2 'llabus . of the whole Work may be had Gratis. BRITISH CRITIC. . This Day was Rublished, price 2s; 6d. VIPHE RE.I i !LW or APRIL, 1819, being the Fourtlfl` , :ainber of Volume Eleven of the New Series; containing a Review of Hallam on the Middle Agcs—Camp itell's Specimens of British Poets—Bowditch's Mission to Ashantec—Kenney on the Doctrines of the Church of Rome — Horace Walpole's Letars—ltogers's Human -Life, a Poem, &c. Printed fnr F.C. and J. Rirington, St. Paur,s s Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Of whom may be had, Any of the Fcrmer Numbers, to complete Sets. This Day was published„prjciAt. 6d. . . No. V. to be continiked• . kiontlily, rUE CIIRISTiAN riEMINIBUANCER ; or, the CHIPACIIMAN'S BIBLICAL, ECCLESIASTI CAL, and rTi'..RABA,MISCHLLAN Y. Containing Scrip ture Illustrations—On the omissions, &c. cf Ev:ngc,ical Preaching—On Reading at d Deiisery— Church Briefs and Rural Deans s ,'7,*.'&c. Privted for F. C. and S. Kirin; ton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, 'nd NO. 3, Watvrloo-place Pall-Mall, to whom all Communications respecting this Publication are to be di rected. Sold also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. [The Times.] The publication of the Report of the Bank COmmittee produced very little effect un the mo ney market yesterday. The expected depression was counteracted by an unusual and unforeseen scarcity of real stock.. The market opened at 72, and a bargain was done at 72i; but in conse quence of one of the parties tvh, have a Lo-an list sdliog pretry largely, the price declined rapidly to ii 3 s a .carcity of. stock, however, appearing. for thz day, caused a rise again to 722; but when the Inout,y market was nearly over, large sales, Soth for this account and for the 19th of July, depressed the price to 71i, at which considerable bargains were done, though the jobbers, cowl , 'thing eager buyers at that price, caused Consols again to recover till they reached 711: they' after wards fell to 71i to and closed at that price, It was observed, that though in the aggregate a good deal of stock was sold, there were no very large single sales. nNIVERSITV INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAY i.--On Thursday last the lowing Degrees - were conferred : James Arthur Wilson, M.A. Student of Christ Chuicli, was admitted Bachelor, and to practise in Medicine. MASTERS or - ARTS. Rev. James Walker, Chaplain of New College. Rev. Edward Pope, Scholar on Miebel's Foundation, of Queen's College. Rev. Henry Morgan Say, of St. Mary Hall. Rev. James Riddell, of Balliol College. , BACkIELURS OF ARTS. Henry Botteher,ofWadlia:n College. John iten,:of _Chri4 Church. Charles De;biek Blyth, Fellow of St. John's College, Henry Brandreth, of St. John's College. James Allgood, of St. Mary Hall. Edward Brown, of Magdalen Hall. John Rookery }of Oriel CoUrge, George 13rodrtek;\ The Rev. W. Herby, B. D. Fellow of Lineal Collgc, has been presented to the Rectory of Great Leighs, vacant by the death of the Rev, Bdward:Parkinson. Patrons, the Rector and Fel lows of Lincoln Yesterday Mr. Bownas, Mr. Cowherd, and Mr. Wheat, Members' of Lincoln College, were elected. Scholars of that Society.. Yesterday Mr, Edward Richard Gardener was elected Fellow, and Mr. George Fuller Thomas, of Christ Church, Scholar, of Worcester College,, on Dr. Clarke's foundation. A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, en.!( abliug the Rev. Caleb Rocket, A. \M. one of tht DOMestie Chaplains of the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, to hold the Living of Weston ZoyA land with that of East Brent; Somersetsbire, to which he has been collated by his Lordship . . We bear that the Lott! Bishop of Glonccater intends holding an Ordination at Gloucester Ott . Sunday, June G. Preachers at St. Mary's.— Mr.. Morgan, of Trim nity College, Bampton Lecturer, on Sunday morning ; Mr. Vaux;of Balliol, College, its the lil't.efllooll.' It is with pleasure we congratulate our court.. trytaen on the exhilirating appearance of a plen tiful harvest. Never did vegetation teens. with more luxuriance—never were there more (beer log prospects of abundance—then will be rea lized NEXT Tuasp,aV, when the golden lialvest kill be gathered. The Lottery contains Foe R PRIZES of 20,0001, and two of them - must he drawn in the. First Five Minutes, and may yet • be obtained at the Offices•of G. CARROLL., who sold a greater amount of Capitals in the Last Loatrry't tan eny other Offiee-Keeper, -- includi:tg Nq. 706,• a Prize of 20,000_,Quintfas, at►d the highest that-Lottery,