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• .",•• \ -••••:;:( - • • '#) , . ft . \\ .:e • ‘ t . ‘, •-k ) I , : 6 4 . 'NO - • • ' • - - 7 • - ` m ‘l4 ir,' l / 4 7 44 ' s l'rat sa,„ . . • (7 , 1 rs I.r* " iokft: • - ; Or" In HO, 1 • •')* t ‘n' , ••• 4‘• ••••.1" e • , a r- e . " 411 .497 O r' 7e 7. 0 4* , • p„, • • • • c _a 6,,.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 1819. NriVIIER 8482.] EPRICA SEVENPENCE. •:SURREY INSTITUTION, OCT. 26, 1819. PUBLICATIO . NS. TO. BE SOLD ny AUCTION, fly Mr. SOTH EBY. At his House, No. a; WELLINGTON-STREET, Strand, on.TUESDAY, November 2, 18.19, and-following Day, at- Twelve o'clock; • • I rputE 'REMAINING PORTION ,f". the STQCIti. of ;Mr. ,DEBOFFE, (Retired front Business). To lie viewed,. and catalogues had -at the Plate of Sale. +Tilt PRO l'it IBTORS awl , SITLISC 13EIZS JIL are respectfully informed, that Mr. ACCUNI will Com mence his COURSE of LEC I'URES on the CHENIICAL PHENOMENA of NATURE aml ART, on TUESDAY next, the 2.1 of Nu:ember, at Seven o'Clocli in the Evehing pre ciSely';.—to he cOntinutd•on each . succeeding 'ruesday. Mr. HAZLITT Will Commence his COURSE of LEC TURES .on the LITERATURE of thh REIGN of QUEEN ELIZABETH, on FRID IY, the sth ,of November, at the same hour ;—to be continued on-each socceeding Friday. - KNIGHT - SPENCER, Secretary. This day were published, price 10s. ed. boards, TJ RGI C AL ESSAYS, 'Part Second, , By Ati;FLEY COOPER, F.P...5. and B. TRAVEL; ; F.R.S. Printed fur Lurigman, Hurst, Rees; Orme, nnil ' ileovvri, 74 1..undun. - _ ----- Of A:hom may be had, by the same Author, SURGIGACYSSAYS, Part I. ud Edition, price 100.6 d boards. IICTII4L ING- OFFICE, Oct, 29, 1 919. 91 1 rE CQ 111M1SSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha' , 94 llitnulFty, the Bth Arovoieder ?text, they will be rearty to 7!',•eive reorders in . writing (sealed up), and treat for Fifty' 77 it'usand Galli:vs of WEST INDIA RUM, of the strength or .IZue per cent. under proof by Sikes's Hydrometer bite Thousand Sacks of lii?n-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR,,io i ePtVect to the usual warms,* of Twelve Months; One -Thousand Sacks Of Biscpyr MEAL; and Fifly Tons of' .rEVir OATMEAL; to be delivered into his Hajesty's Frit,faca7 qing - Stores at Deptford, in the space of one warmth the Three tattler Articles by (qua' weekly proportions; and t° 6 e paid . for by Bills, payable, without Interest, Sixty -boys after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se smetary's Wee. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall et be inserted in words at length, or that 'shall not be deli- . t ered to the Board before that et - 700 •Th. -Me said -Mon "ky, the' Sti Nortmber Text ; nor unless the Person who wakes the Tender, or some Perms •n hisbehttg, attends, to aitswer *oh( u C;Zileit for. OFFICE OF ORILV.INCE> Oct. 20 , 181 9. 'II I I.IE PRINUP4L OFFICERS of His .11.1 JE.STY'S OIiDN/INCE .do herebri give Notice, • th w Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pa ea or before iredi.csdap, the 3d Nova;lber, from such Ps rsmis . me?/ be willing to undertat , , the apply of LEATHER .f3 LY.E.ti fur Service of'this Department, for a period-of three ' &4 ' 4 ) determinable• after the. expiration of the first Year, . 41)614 Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Pattcrns of toe .4rticies may be viewed upon application to °Le respe , _liee (if/leers of th , ,. Ordnance in the Royal .Irsenal at " ‘" , ?vP eh ; evict farther ParticularS, together with the Terms Conilitions of the Contract, may be known at the OSice, in Pall . -Mall aforesaid, afty dolt between ti=e lionrs of Ten - and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for l ' e ulher Gloveb;" but no Proposals ran be' admitted after the Noeember, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon q' tiro? same " 1 - 14 y, neither will any ;lender be noticed, unless the Party " 411 ang it, or an 4 . g7 ( ent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the -Ward, R. /I CREW, Secretary. AT a MEUTING of the ASS.OOIATIPN for the REFUTATION of INFID - EL PtiBLICATIONS, held on Tuesday, Oct 19, 181 9. Sir JAMES BLAND BURGES, Bart., in the Chair; The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: — I. That the Friends of Revealed Religion cannot, without Much concern, witness the daring and incessant efforts a wicked and designing men, to sntsvert the foundations of the Christian faith, and disturb the peace of religious society, by • regular system of the most impious falsehoods levelled at the 1-1`)IS Scriptures, the only source of true happiness in this life, and Which alone furnish to mankind the well-grounded L ope of a blessed brriortality. . 2 . That the attacks of these men, which arc carried on by' the means of publications abounding with the most shocking blasphemies, and Circulated to an..extent and with a degree ')f industry !filbert° unexampled, have, there is but too much t r eason t o b elieve, already done great mischief. The vicious • . 1 Y hold of these diabolical aids, to justify themselves in the tractice of rice; the inexperienced are led astray, and the ha inds of the rising generation are contaminated• L • That such being the alarming and' real statement of the it becornes the duty, not only, of every member of the Xstublished Church, but of every good and pious man, to forth in defence of those divine Revelations, on which 411 eur hopes and interests, both temporal and eternal, evi dently and altogether depend. 4. That, for this end, it is desirable that every possible aid trh o ' - ‘l.ct he given to the publishing and circulating of plain arid 41con trovertible refutations of the blasphemous allegations 'stow sent forth by Deists and Athiests. ' gefis„., That, in o r d er t o p rov id e th e f un d s f or carr yi ng i n t o th e alinve p•rrprise, it is proposed that an appeal he • ki d t • (, sincere and well-disposed Christians, to lend their , necessary anti laudable an und e rtaking. r t F ' 1 " 1 a Committee of Management be appointed to itltiriiiiteinl the funds belonging to, - and publications elm ; 7, r1.01 0, this Assocration. LUrd n hat Richard Clark, Esq.; Chamberlain of the City of I' ► illy Trsobseasrer of this Assciation n that books u erintions in ` his s' name, s he opened at the ;s ;ict 1 " "g - house of Me s srs. Lailbrolse and Co., Messrs. Pole C r , , Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; Messrs. Coutts and Curtis and. Co., Messrs. Cilym and gtsrs lianimersley and Co. any eounnonicat ions relative to,the object of this :a rt i v ultio n may he addressed t Mr..lohir Bird, 52, Hatton, Secretary to t his Assoc o iat (Signed) JAMES BLAND BURGES. • ht ri -- , BLE SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES,. Fleet-sheet, London, Incorporated by Queen Anne, 1706. HE. DlREcroils have now U, offer, to the atlattention of th e P u bli c , TABLES ofIIATES, which t ' ' eel) lately co mpl e t e d, f or th e INSURANCE o f LIVES , e "lions Ages from S to 72; either for the whole Life ; Y.;,'Pecitic num b er of Years; the contingency of one person " 4 ...1C another ; or for the joint continuance of the Lives T el:3oos, the Insurance payabl e on th e D ea th o f • r edu `.lances in this Office are effected in certain cases at a greZ t ‘ , l° ,! . ' of nearly 20 per cent. and on the t% hole on terms .aourable to the Insured. kie l d .* :',. l4ll ceß may be e ff ected . from 2001. to 5000!. end every Is ,I,rosurance, however short the period of continuance, tic ee l l ." l e lo a participation in the pecuniary advantages "ng to t he Corporation. These advantages are: wholly Nil,,p,i4tvd to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to • le,.",liyinnt of each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the rt c';fl_,f which the death happens. ' ll v Claims upon this Society which became payable in 41,; 1 " 1 7 1 of hisnrances on the Lives of Persons who died in the ta,, re , " r y 73 Sh ares, on w hi ch f ourteen yearly payments or 4 Ve ' , ern made, receive additions amounting to 33 per P4 c 3 ::l4ar e s h av i ng made Viirteen yearly payments, ; 6 Shares having- made eleven yearly pa y ments, " et '"t•; 25 Sh ares hd v i ng ma d e n i ne , 2 Sh ares h av i ng ' 1 )1.4, 4 11 ty and 2 Sliires having made even :yearly pav itisio.;Pttive 11 per cent. in addition to the sums origin alry p ett of the Cha rters an d Bye-Laws, with Table, of lii,n'l4ll,y !'linins, may b e bad at the ffice, where attendance is hu m Nine till Three o' O CloCle. • By Order of the Court of Directors, 1. PENS.AM, Ite;istrar, j 'ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, October 29, 1819. T ES ESE are by'Order of the Right tionottrable the Lords and Others Commissioners for managing rile Affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT has been pleased, lKt the Name and ea the Behalf of his Majesty, to command, That all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said gospital, and all. thosts Men who are Registered in the tiospital Books, with a view to prospective Pension ; and also all Out-Pensioners end Registered Mee of Kiloton,- ham Hospital, resident in London, or within Twenty-fire Miles thereof, who have been discharged from their recpec tive Regimeuts or Corps, as Non-Cominiisioned Officers, I.)runainers, Trumpeters, or Privates, whether from the Re— gular Cavalry, Foot Guards, or Infantry of the Liue, or from the Feucibles or Militia, do perionally and RegiMentally ap pear with their Instinetions and Certificates of Admission at the Board Room in the said Hospital on the respective clays hereaftei mentioned, according to theieseveral rates of Pen sion, when and where attendance will be given front Nine o'Clock in the nursing till Three in the afternoon, in order that such of them as on Examination shall be found Et, may be attached to a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is, however, pleasedlo - direct, that the present. Order shall not be considered as extending to the Out-Pensioners from the late Horse Guard 4, and - Horse Greinnher Guards, the Life Guards, and Regiment of Horse Guards, nor to such Men as by the Hospital Books are now more than Fifty-fiee Years of Age, or had served Twenty four Years in the Lavalry, or Twenty-one Years in the Infantry; previously to their Discharges; nor to ally Men discharged as Privates, whose Pensions are above, Ten Pence per Diem each.; nor to those who .haye 'bet .a Limb, or their Eye-sight, or are Cripples, or who re ceived a Certificate of their total Unfitness for further St•- • vice, from any of the Officers employed at the last GMierer Examination of Out-Pensioners in the year 1815; nor to such Out-Pensioners as are now serving in the Regular Mi litia, as Non-Commissioned Officers; but it must be oh- • served, that all Men discharged as Non-Commissioned Of ficers, Trumpeters, and Drummers, are required to attend, whatever the Rates of their Pensions may be, unless they have completed their third period of Service, or are disabled as stated above. On MONDAY, the Bth of NOVEMBER. All the Penstoners at sd. per day, th,ise at 6d. per Day, from the Ist "hagoon Guards, with all the remaining Regi ments of Cavalry. On TUESDAY, the 9th of NOVEMBER. Those at 6d.. per day, from the Three Regiments of Foot Guards. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of NOVEMBER. Those at 6d. per day, .from the Ist Foot, to the ,end of the numbered Regiments. On THURSDAY, the 11th of NOVEMBER. Those at 6d. per day, from the King's German Legion, with the remaining Regiments, or Corps, including those from the Militia. Also those Pensioners at 7d. and ad. per day. ON FRIDAY, the 12th of NOVEMBER. Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Dragoon . Guards, with those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, as also those 'loin the Three Regiments of Foot. Guards. ' On SATURDAY, the 131 h of NOVEMBER. Those at 9d. per day, from the let Foot, with all the re maining Regiments and Corps, including those from the Mi litia; also those Pensioners at lad. per day. On MONDAY, the 15th of NOVEMBER. Those Non-Commissioned Officers, Trim peters, and Drnm niers, above referred to, at Is. per day, from the First Dra goon Guards, with those from the several Regiments of Ca-, valry, also those from the Three Regiments of Foot Guards, who have not completed their third period of Service. On TUESDAY, the 16th of NOVEMBER. Those Non-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, and Drum mers, as above, referred to at Is. per day, from the Ist Foot, with all the remaining Regiments and Corps, including the HIS ROYAL ,HIGHNESS.is at the same time graciously pleased to Declare, that all the said Non-Commissioned Offi cers, Trumpeters, Drummers, and Private Men, found fit for Service, shall he considered as entitled to Pay froni the re spective days of their appearance in pursuance of this Order, and that none shall be required to Serve in any other Corps than a Veteran or, Garrison Battalion : and that every Man found fit for that Duty shall, on his joining the Battalion to which be shall he appointed, receive a Bounty of One Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall remain after sup- plying him with proper Necessaries; and that those who, on Examination, are found unfit for Duty, shall be dismissedwith proportionate Subsistence to carry them back to their homes, estimating the same from the time of their leaving their Places of Residence. AND IT IS HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS's further Plea shre, that if any Out-Pensioners who are exempted from the present Call under the Terms of this Proclamation, shall ne vertheless be desirous of Volunteering their Services, and shall present themselves for Examipation on the days of. Assembling, they "shall, if found fit to serve, be received into a Royal Veteran or Garrison Battalion, with the same Bounty, Pay, and Allowances as the Men who are. included in the Call. • AND IT IS FURTHER NOTIFIED, That all the Oat . - Pensioners hereby calledopon to attend, who shall not appear on any of the Days above mentioned, will be struck WI the. Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hoipital, according to the Regnlations under which such Pension is granted, without any prospect of being restored thereto. ' By Order of the Bight Honourable the Lords and Others, the Commissioners for the Affairs of the said Royal Hospital. • RICHARD NEAVE,Secretary arid ItrioCar. LORD' SENYON'S REPORTS. 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Good Irish Bills and - Bank of Ireland ;toles Wien as usual. 'Country utdeea punctually iutemied•to,• - JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsburv-square, • JOHyi b DOYLE:I3i; St. Mary's Abticy;Dubli n, A'ent*• • JOSEPH WESSEL•S JESUITS DROPS. . • IN I-Ji, MAJESTY'S NAVY the.t. DROPS hare - for n e ar 106 - Yeais past mairt:ained their charai ter as a speci:ic for the.Setirvey, Gravel, Di opsy, Weahness and OlistrOctions in the Urinary Posiagc, and'Gc neral :liot particularly for- their atisolutc an,l spce:ly cure of the Venereal Disease: WESSEL'S 3ESUITS and SPECIFIC itialEDY, are the - only sale and expeditious Cure, and are so ninocetrtin their nature as to require little or no restraint. • The great object-to he 'attended to is, that Patients and Purchasers should he careful in haring the true and 'genuine Preparation, as , the, unsafe, unsanctioned, - and. dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the pnblic by abso lute falsehoods, are so numerons that the. Proprietors request every purchaser to ask fur JOSEPH ESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. and unlesc they have the followinz words on the stamp, they are gross jmpositions JOSE.'-1 WESSELS, (Ai, St. - Paul's Church Yard," which his Majesty's Commis sioners have or4ered, to be engraved on every Stamp. All others are Cw.Anterrtits. *,,,* Merchants, Cabtains, and Venders stip-piled on liberal Terms. Price 25..9d'.:--; 229. per butte. Sold Sang - er,•Oxford - ; Ward, Holborn Chandler, op positethe Pantheou ) Oxford•street; Emerson, East Smithfield; Frirse, Ports Month ; 'Dansev and Co., - and . - Cilencross,Ply mouth Duck; Beast, Yari'mmth ; Futer, Clwhafri,;- chard, Deal; and by all Booksellers and dealers in Me dicities. • Just Published, Price 2s. Gcl. ,TREATISE can th e VENEREAL 'DISEASE, (by:which any one may cure himself ),! containing Plikin and ~Practical Directions for totally eradicati:qc from tiire `:;stem every Symt,lom of Syphilitic and Venereal Diseases. By 4.10 H.: LIGNITM, Singeoti, Manchester. To be bad of Mr. Ligoorn, Bridge-Street, Manchester; Simpkie arid Marshall, -Sr ationers' Coort, London; and of all other 134ml:sellers and Medicine Verniers in Town and Country. * 4 . As the above work is divested of Technical Terms, it 'will he found a valiialile Comppendiu►n on this Disease. The Prescriptions are ail given in, English, and every thing is ex plained in the must intelligible manner: • • LION tIM'S PILLS, ' F•or the, infallible core of all -degrees of Syphilitic Diseases. One small pill is a dose, ant - the taking of one box its a recent case will convince the patient of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and convenient, tlfati this remedy, in totally eradicating every symptom of this destruc tive malady, by sea or land, as it ne••ds no confinement,-re straint of diet , or hinderance of business. Sold by \lr. Lignutn, Mahchester; .J. Eraus and Son, 42, Long-I ane, West Smithfield ; Sutton and Co. Bo* Church - yard ; Barclay and Sons ,415, Fleet-market; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapside, London; and 34, Sacirille-street,_ Dublin; and the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country.-Price /a. 9d. IMPORTANT INFORMATION.•--TrOM calculation by the College ot 1-hysicians, no less than 40,000 die annually in Greet Britain of Ctinsontption, a nd at frast,,lo,ooo in London. The late William Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer tained that every - •20 , h person vas ruptured:— These complaints are. truly alarming to every in dividual who uses the least ex.-rtion. It is also incredible the number that suffer from a certain Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those circumstances induced Dr. CooPett to select eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 Years' experience, to form a Medical Board ; and iince the establishment upwards of 30,000 Pa tients have been eared without confinement— many at them after hospitals had failed. Messrs. Coorpst and Co. are consulted at Woodstoek•strect, Oxford-street; and at Char lotte House, Great Charlotte -street, oppOsite the Rev.ltowland_ Hill's, daily, from eight till eight. Mechanics have adkiCe gratis every evening, from six till eight ; uild on Sunday mornings until 12 ** RUPTCR6S of 30 years standing radically cured %ritliout confinement. - let* 'There are private doors at each lrouse,and private rooms for Females. N.IL The Afflicted would do well to react Messrs. CooPEa kind Co.'s Lectures on t‘Vo Diseases, published at one shilling, by Air. Flaivey,. 22, blacktriars-road. They will also prove prove useful to young'Practitioners. On the 25th instant, the Senate of the ijni vetsity of (lasgow unanimously voted a dutiful and loyal Address to his Royal Highness the PRINCE RECIUNT, On the pres'ent state of public affairs. -