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h r' . ;3 ~~;,. ~i~T~ r 1;- .4 kt,• \ • lrri Z "I'•Z ! ~'.~ . i ~~. rt . e• - • - ,1 '53 1 . , ,, ''' • ''';'' i A• 'sl 7,:eiii) ' 4 S . ) a - 1 4". ."I. \._>: . '' .... 1 . .,777F - C1.,1 'i . 7;1 'z ;' -. ,'"A «, V.., , t 1 114.1_;:‘, , ,,Y i :51--4 , • 1 . . , r , t'Yti S>:• ~: 111 4 . tz , ` vsf,2, tztrINTER. 7201.1 tor- THEATRE.ROf Af„ DRURY-LANE,... ' : OsINI()EtItOIV EVENING, ... ( - ) i-q• 5, 141 1 m- • • — Play of • , i "•,,It,..'Thes Servants will perforns , the IS fa, Aiit,i ti 'fru- MF-ItCHANT•OF VENICE. xi R ae . Grit- ti ano v 0 cfirst thug), Mr. Pope ; Bassa."i°, ''"'''' l) . .'. ck' m i l'. ',,, Peaiey ; I OiCllAo(with Song's), Mr, )"(. . . a . Shy ter)! r - , Dowtou (tieing- his first appearance in that CArar c .l .Arst, Launcelos, Jr. Lovegrove ; Portia;. 'ii - s. Bartley (h . Lr . con4"si4PPearane his seasons ; Nerissa(first time), Miss BoYce , ilact(e'lv.il\t,.lll,g.s), Mrs. Wand. r'll ip \ t), a new Melo-Dramatic R?niance called 1.11, 6 . .. 1 .1G1 1 114. r OR, TIIE MAID OF PALAISEAT.? . . . t "vri r - s ' lb ') Mr. Nlundesi ; 'Farmer Gervas, Mr. Dowton , li % \\,') ME. lt. Phillips ; St.. Clair, -Mr. Barnard ; R . i i chard, (11 erk, 4\ll:icli;. Illaissot, Air. Knight ; Isaac, Mr. Oxoerry ; l kliss ' l '• 11)14dducks • Dame Gei : eas,'Airs. Sparks; Annettc, Kelly. ' t;tyrnnAc he First, an Incidental Eallet, computed by plisse' The Cha •t . • b y M 0 - ear Byrne, Miss Smith, v,,,_. Tale LIS , C. 3 ,11, ;,tY, Sm. &c. . Mr. tli t.) l .: 'Aix-Office is removed to the Rotunda, at the principal Pie::islet of tlie'llieat re, in B rvdges-st rect. ",' 71 . ; Second P- • 'ls, &I.—Pit,• ns.tid.; Seclrtid %ill ;,ts•---Lower Galle r s i •N c, ,''o ' s .; Second Price, la.—Upper 'll ' ,;!' 18 .' Second Price, * ed - * 11 - ""v lel ' * alki b i r ., ... aran-mule. Romance Of Th . e Mrpiei o r, The zmite .-Itaiscan, will be repeated every O u %., Emu% till further ,V,,„. '''tturtllY, The Reg ,, , , irs' Opera.—On Monday, Levers' t f) ,.. l ' 'aielia N•I'lld : •'' NI - NI •dvii'—On Tuesday, the 11, alesl v m, p• 1" 1)4 I"' ' : rS. '• al . • . Harley will repeat, ~f " ,.)kr , o , ."('lrat Law, in which Ms.. -,. Nsti - ``" uf Doctor Panglos.—On Thursday, 'fie Child e . A 6,' ‘ ',, t • ) 1 41 ? , `l,- -liisical brzyna; in Two. Acts, to ha called The Sig .4thil,l:-1,14! Sa tisfaction, will be . 114 ant. produced on Saturday, the k is v: t, iiN,rastilii,stfrlui Bath, is engaged at this Theatre, )rt n i,,, . appearance in a popular Opera course will iol of N 1,,.. colt, , . l ' , l ll liiva'eliliswe.x.psected in tou'..ri in a few days.—Early notice of t est appearance. ...- tiy.1,,1-IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. , 1., PREI',NT .EVENING,. Oct. Li, 181 a) T,- Vlllliacted the Tragedy of 1 . .„" 1 °,, l(e ' o f . ,-.,. , - .JANE. SI-lOR-,: 1 ti..76'; ._".itionaccster, Mr. Egerton ; Lord Hastings; I('lr .,r)Lt, miss"l,,,.pt Mr. Terry; Alicia, Mrs. Fauit'; ' Jane u N ill. .. After which, the new Ilt.lo-Drania, called 4tr a i d, mrriE MAGPIE, OR. THE 'MAW. Il l . : A .) 4 'qt • I-I .nry T. Fawcett ; Everard, Mr. Barryroor i e ; . 7.. i.. ~..;: 1 4 ' , 0,4,, jet 2. Celljamin, Mr.-Farley ; Justice of the '" ' i t ; tlei n i d ' 4l. l l ,; A•lartiss, klr. Listun ; Bertrand, Pri n Ict.l. ' airs. Davenport ; Annette, Miss 5..130 i n ! M r. t Ai t i tk - i a i g is ; T,etpali)a.en.ltscniental Ballet, composed I?) . i‘ '' N. °bk. 4 Pe 4,,,,,.." (:rs ..---I,lr. Nobie and Miss Enppitio. 1:11,, ti.:.,,wi1l b eopeited at Half-past Five, and the Play Ys ° xes 7; ''',Past Si x . 4.---1,,,,er•c.,. eCond Price ;IS. ed.--pit 3s. 6.1. ; Second P rice e‘e!id-Prie j ` i . ll "Y 2 , .; Second Price is.—Upper Galle ry Is.; 44 , 11 5 , 0 , N e . l . );1„ tlii.ai.i,-tli; ci:.,_e a " ntii.v Perforra in the next s week o:, Thiir -14,0' ,eil:,,, Z u 'igler of Mrs. HallerSati.aday ? Belyi .. - 1. 1 11 . 4011 day, the Ifith JO.:iet, .for the 2d time this it ; tt new ' P li ' '''d ts: N e i r e ‘ . l ° . : l3 .ra . rna of The Magpie, or.thes Maid, will be (th, ! '„Piort, ) ,..• '''''en-ing till further nonce. t,i,,tt4. ins'):,Nii_e_ •''.ericius Opera of . A rtaxerxes:l\randane lit,n,i'''ter kith " t"inglies, who ,tins ag•ain received . in . that . 1 16 4 - r e .,.'ed 4 11 ,, L ,,' (I.,.;tul..,.'isherl applause ; after which will be 80), ,„ 1 , , rc e wh i ch I ns b een for some time. in r.:- .t•p, led Th ? ." • .(,), (4 11 , em t A .t farce Wrster.—On Friday' 1 1 , i 3 1 M0oil ar : Vi r is iel, Aliss Mau Alpine. the Play of 114cs!'"(0) in th ) • Snielair I,ittpliens liens' make her first . apz?eara e n ra ce . 411 ), Mr .! Cb `n . actPr of Polly in the"lleggars Op • 1• 41 , I t tl• t>,,lv., . - . 11. '- NIS r st alspearaucc ur that Cha.- 11 1,e f•si," 14 hi'' Gharact+r of LadyT -e. - itle, was emirleo' tv, ( l l l)r,, in. anfl the wh , le Pia - Irviss•••• been honoured by 4 v3(1 0 ,..." 1 11 41 M its of the ‘ a ) udi ' tory b , will be rcp.cated on ilss...--------...-_______4l-I,,,,This,llay were publi,lied, 12ricl:".3,,s:r:1r, Esti • ,il, LLI'VEItS to JOLIN lit , "4 7lt t 4 h . uti th e co„, •ts itvp • -AzitrrrvriON of TITHES, in ao ANS ` k i .I, r , iy..- 61, „ :xailtin '' n 12. and Nature I - : l 'ilit s 4, ton of his'lnquiry into the -.4--)n ,id Ade& t :"ltat 1, ...."-2. On the Ellec• of "t Ite Tithe Systtnn, dl .re, t i l - or t %u n itt on his Plan t'if Coluintitation.—: ; . 3 1 ' .1 , On t h e •a ill% f ~,tth anti West of Etwiand SoLk •to sP,'.".T2 -- 11 ' -- tielt, or th e e. . ' founded on ,' • '''" s 14,5. ennuutattun of Tithe, as ' II Y ti " 1) -'ell.i. i . 1 - ' tint., • VILLIANI .coxE, A rc hd eacon .1t%,) ',, anti', Salisbury , b y (i , .. Sold -by Brodie anti Dowding', _, . .„i, •-iAtt ) t tkilisie p• Lin - don • nun t•-•1‘ . ......o f ~ , , aternoster-row, ' mr.Coxe s 'l'st L,tto7lioz.n. nil) , liejka, A:Second Bdittou of 1.. ~ ~ to Air. Nitett. , . ~-1.6";176-5-.-NIA ..t.:itoit, ESO-• ittio N n "(1..9, New Blidge-street, London. tr i ) ) ., ;I‘Lie 'llt, Edinburgh, March 18. 3. "..kaVb to inform yourthe that ever since , . t tl ' l' ," a t r l, l i.,,:` P .lt I bad. been afflicted with the Lues 1 t'il!lit 4"r',ri1),,,, I).tt-%l.,lestietately resisting every course (i!, medicine , arl.tr ti6,(411"-t sev'er 1.t.),515t• eminent of the fatuity her e, w , ce d f ; is l . 4 ..,I f roni al severe eourses . of salivation, and t i 11T) ear to 5, 'f th e .he Hospital with little relief, Nyou ' ' ~ p, .... u . 0. mo s t hireter t • n ature . ln the spCmg te, 1 ,,...kri1 ka . h.,,, ~ J. l .. a peri rl • to p ut . ed of let,t yee 5,,t;1xi,4,`. sot to such a bead, a s net ? of my head, 5,, ( at taci.,"---1 had a.large ulcer on the croul) . . t t .` l , l rtt r; i ; . , .. 4 1nt a ud 111 y leis were b n ,k e ont en_a_frh., l r l h i t i f l u a l I,[t) k)f to I, rlFilt NllS.dreallfitlly painful, been . J'llli.„..'rerateuTt for the last sc r ee Years ; Illy left hen. , also and lead i '' eie'''' ' " cl des on .- - -.1 tkcolotiryd, a nd gave 4. -,, ke .... . . 1,, was very nine_ i e... .. .n ~..,., 1‘....44,1, 4ettlelatihg rihß ,- litioularly - when %%arm 1 "re_ kir' '' v'el} '' 4tici bi d ' ePli ' ve:rl "; o l ' re l s ' t ;•iliis: laine . eable re s i t v e c it ir e, s l , ‘io, t , , car, .."'•''''t by Mr. 3. Thompson, (who ! re ' „.,, tt %it 11, , „ iy thtm here), to take your Leake s Patent e se l ( e , i f i a 15,, ');it . i . ` 1 1 :,; , ' tn,tlo on the 2:41i of May; in the c°ll ',.' than a 4,,t,'';lliii uc-an to receive benefit—i n little nit , ,re i ‘,.— e v , 4 lift, IliCers on inv head and trios were soundly hta t 1 ,.. 1 5 ", t ea , 1 the seires•nir me legs healed also; learins,.boL , 11,,,, Neralile-diseed '111 ;e" ‘ ti 't left • '' d ald a Hale ot. , ratl,-a in the skin arid pain _lathe 11, • r p ti. , . ,vi inch ley the . Mussing of Go 2 1 , , 1,... d . 14.11543 (19 el'Ailee. in . your .in ral ualile, Medieitiv., sir . , m: l i iell t e l` i'.',tkiru l „ s r e • r 'illg, the skin regah)ing its tiatural hue, a, 1 ., t),„ litk i e o P;•eiiis gradually t z 0 1 . 1./gthus . became, I I? It i',",coill,i'lth.ce st ud eucelle : :ine, perfectly free troin . all . 1 y . tt,i'lli, . '''a'n-S--Ilare recovered my former' spiels ‘ . 111 (1 ., tt It.),,,led'eil itra becOnie jolly anei fat, ln which state h"%'",4', 14', 11 4 5 , ."10'. loooth s to the astonishment of all who 'hot" `si Yee lii 1!t ile foss. in Whatternis to e.veresS itiy greitit'Oe' th' t .l , 4 l )s s. ca 4 the good of other Stliferiti::: mortals, .to make but 1 ; in s ( B ) `',,' L s linbiie as• posiOlde, as-I sitall on every " ca- Yu: s ' u mg von will re-th,ohlige gl'a.tefil, obed - iciit, very humble servant, ' '''4-a11k•i.4:4 Ypnr .LX MURKER. 40, • C , I",C, High-street, Llinbute.:l-1- • ~ , n T it „.,,, , wittkisies ~i the- a iore cure:— • •.. jir deh n P,,"o, 'No: 1,• New Poultry Marliet, Edinburg,. ; teryk'ilare,e ."'Ilutos1;; Poultry Close, .Edinhorgh... , 11 ' ) .N 1 'al ' ' '' ' 18 " 1(1 'nv t 1• solo .1)- prietor Tut):.tAs I AI : iis t , leer 6f - •-e - . •.- •,- ~, . tit his N35, 43t. , N , . the Royal College 0; , o'i-t• °-' k ,.;hlt r s i .\.elv Br idge-street, London ; who e, aft er . . .. 'NA (1 14, ' , f'lee of . nore than '4B years in a practice ti tikfl'cl!:-It'" -1C: '''' 4't ? t -he Cu r of Vener:eal Complairl-stuittt he ,i,is, i vY . Whi li I,ilt, Parts of Generation,. wit li tlie!t in 1 1. 4 . , „ 1i i i n c trit o ?s , e t , h e ' 1 i. ' . 1 ,,e e l .his profession shoitlel alwji)s.,.(nsit-„ he 41 q) s4 ' (ri elq y ., 14 11 .,it_ F s t s,. le irrisel I .. t lie ‘'deic,eui,einsellats,(l).(,,tiznecie,ewill tteli, led, 6 , ,' t t •= 4 t 9 pc I sons to ii,„ . , lai, ) 4 discerriiiig Public, as an adyattage seldom lil s l-41' i1, 1 i:`,.;1 of all awhiguity. . • bi t tt t ~' 4 1. zi di.,..),*13 al)l+A)hlth,leat for the convenience of 1110 ,7 ,1, f all. '''4",el iit tl'e 1 , -rr; • • .'s No. 35, St. Alba n s ' 13t.shut,uatip,alt , Ithi 1,,,,,..1 ... ) 1 , 1 . 1 t 1 103, y.). Oxford-street; Mr. ( :•1 1 1 4 1`'''' , t4;„ 3 t b N:h• 7, l'isl,-I s ( t.r P c ' et t - ‘ ;:i . 11 ; eNlr. Baxter's . , Stott 11- teeiv,`,ll'3, ii,,H,lr,;th; 'Ali% M ` l) mil'il,',leweller, Glasgow ; ! ! . I '• *,„ .15 (i ---,elle ; i u „l i , ' ' ... • .e.ry considetaole v. 5 41 ra l. i i. . )) t mle , i.e.son in 4 i.,. ~ . . ... , w li 1 4,111,1 It'ilil ;40(1.4cl:11;d, in boxes of only 2s. VU• 4 j,,relly {ref s,,:tnet sealed up with full and plain directions ; 4' s Pet e l ' '', id either' Sex. wa - exec 'the:melt - es with 1.. ii. , „ ) secrecy ~(,,a , 115.n,.,..i,,,, it :, senee.y. 44t th'''"l,v,l;,,:, "h_oltl iti G reat-Britain is sealed fp e with a X, itj, Nt.;,51,-i'•;l;,hr.fiiveiete• of e'. Colinnissioners, is Ininted ,4 4 Wili icut"--":r. TaVlt)r, No. tt, New Bridge-street, • e : 's jek niY ) and xllothers'aro counterftat4. WEDNESDAY,' OCTOI3I,LE. 4, 1815. 1%. pt. WESI"s PICTURES—CFIRIST.- RE .I ECTED, hi, SEC.:OND PICTURE of CHRIST HEALING in the TEMPLE - , and the DESIGN of the CRU • CIFIXION of• OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, arc new-Exhibiting at N. 1 , 25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) froin Ten in-the Morn ing till Five in the Evening. , , . , By Order, ' CEIAICLES SMART, Secretary': CON7'R.IC7'- FOR 11. 4 :3101'.11, Or TH7. 1.71) OCT OP T11:F -RIPER TILLI.IES PRONT OF . • Aravy-Office, Sept.. 27, 1815. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEfiS and COMMIS sioNERs qf ILIS MAUL'STrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on fredntsday, the 13th of October next, at One .o'clock, they will be ready to Treat ,with such Persons as he. to. Centred •for Removal of the MUD out of the River •Thantes in front of Ills illojeSty's Yard at TrootaiiZde.„ . . • . A-Forto ofthe•Tender may be seen at this • Offive. No 7i7nder iaill be received after . One a Cloth,, on, Mt day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an dgent for hint attends. , 4 .... • • • • Enery Tender inust,be.necompaniedby a Letter addressed to the .iValm Board, and sismect. by. Two responsible Persons, enkagin9,- . to hemne hound .itith .thr. Person. tendering,.in the Sung of 10091. for the dae.perforntance of the Coutract.. - - , • STATE LOWERY OFFICE, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS. I PERRY return§ 11§ grateful acknovlledg , . . meats to his Friends and the Public, for their numerous Favours in former Lotteries , and respectfully solicits, a conti nuance in the present SPUENDID and NOVEL LOTTERY, .which contains, in Three per Centl.Consi,ls, Threu litizjs of :L.50,000 Four 1.20,000 Three L. 4,000 Besides others of 1,0031. 500. 3001. 9.001.&c. &c. making to gether 72 Capital Prizes, with this Very extraordinary Atlvan tage—" There are only 15,000 Tickets, and they have an En. tire Chance of the 11 7 110 LE Money in a,Lottery of 20,000 Tickets, amounting, in Stock and Money. t0'L.314,400!!!" Begins Drawing the 7th of•NOVEMBER next. •04.115-anollumq ropso(tdo cial.ll,s-p.tojNO ( 11 1 )1 (11 "3 ce 'saalljo 5,•03 Pm: sa,j,lpew ltt palpuns si astup.trol Biwa 'iatrua.tom jo ti 3L agl 11..au.(1) smlauj ato 1111 su pow splial.r, Jo atuus tjl IMAS ttmotil Vag a.wjaq raga sett until .(atioN.pue volt' ti! tuns atll aignop jo ". - 33tigit) 000'S t Siiio 3.0 paqm t 01 .11tipuas• "took‘vit: o; lativa.llo; lioutinotuu *sarquA,ppu.s, jo sazpj.tailloooo`f• slfi ,, , , q`stostto3 111.13 .tat? gli!,,imuAos (4 000`U8 ooo.‘oz,-7 Jo sazp,l a!rilaa 060`0S*1:7 • •" ** "000'09'7 Jo sdz.t.ta tquoaa iiarmytua alms ia.toNt laasaid at 2 al tipm ua.o sag elooo`ov`aatietia • Jo aqi sangs a! Nos 2al . .,tui •o 3 pue Nr . :E2IvDI JO .a3ClßlStnito.tp sgalil3lPul OFILIJ ariaAolst . . . . . . : Q FATE LOTTERY begins Drawing 7th NO.- KY VEMBER. SCHENIE for 20,000 Tickets. ,- 3 ' Prizes of .....L.J0,000 3 per Cent. Consols / . ...SO,OOO 7 3 4,0 00 ditto ' 12,000 S l,OOO ditto B,OOO 10 10 - 3,000 •• 10 2OO ditto , 2,000 . • 24 , 40 5O ditto 2,000 2,000 2,000 lO ditto 20,000 . - 4 ,115 Prizes. 3 per Cent. Consols ilnd Money,.... /,.:314,400 Thv sth, 6th, and 7th-drasvn Prizes of 4200001. will he entitled to the Prizes of 30,0001. making Three Prizes of 30,00ni. 3 per Ce,it. .• . . . 15,000 Tic'Aets to he put inttr the Nsnnher Wheel for drawing the First Part of the above Lottery, on the 7th, iitth, and 25th November, and the Prizci remainin of the 314,400 E, after dtawing the 15,000 'Plaits, will be for the Scheme, of the Second l'art of the Lottery,. against which 5,0n0 Tickets will he put into the Number Wheel; and dtawn 7t,li,Dec. - TICKETS and- SILUIES are selling by lIICHARDSO'N, GOODLU,Ck,.and Co.' at their Offices, Cornhill - au.? Charing cross, where they sold in the Lottery drawn 19th last July, 11,172, a Prize of 20,0001. Iu liteveti Shares. Three Prizes of L. 50,000 each, are L.I50;000. Four Prizes of L. 20,000 eaeh,... L. 80,00.1. • n'HiCfi MAY ALL SE DRAWN 7th NOt'EMTVER.; - FoR in this truly navel STATE LO rrEttv, the armonnt of Prizes in Stock and Money is more than double the Sum that has ever before enriched a Wheel with 15,000 Tickets, which have now the th.soce to obtain all.the fAlowing Prizes for 20,000 Tickets, and is the First that ever possessea Prizes of 50,0001. since the Establishment of Lot teries. • SCHEME.' • S.... Prizes of k. 50,000 3 per Ct. C0n5...L.150,000 20,000 ditto, BO,OOO - 4;600 ditto, 1,2,00d I,MO ditto, B,OOO 500 ditto, 5,000 300 Ditto, 3,000 200 ditto, • • 2,000 100 Nloney, 50 ditto, 2,000 1.5 ditto, 9,!)U0.. '4,000 lO ditto, - 20,000 Amounting, in Stock and Money, to ,C. 314,400. 1' Shares, ,as well as Tickets, of . ALL the Stock Prizes, will receive their proportion, transferred to the Holder;, withont and• Deduction whatevei', or , they may receive tla value in • Motkey on demand, TICKETS • and , SHARES arc selling at BISIPs (the Contra.cttel; 011icls), 4 - C ORN H ILL, and P, CHARING CROSS, London, who Shared and Sold, in the Contract just ended, No. 2,657, a Prize of 40,001. Three of 1,0001. and Seven Golden Prizes: and - in the Lotter)• which ended in April, ALL the Three Prizes of 30,0001. HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Ludgate-hill, and Old Bond-street, London ; Exchange, • Edinburgh; and Westmoreland-street, Dublin. FIRK-OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE -MILLION. . • • A SSURANCES against Loss . or Damage by Fire e fleeted upcm every Description of Property within the United Kingdom, upon Terms as beneficial to. the As sated 'as - those of any other Office. Losses. are uniCoratly• paid by this Company witlahe utmost spirit of liberality and promptitude. • Notice is hereby given, that Receipts. for the Renewal of Policies which expire at - Michaelmas, are now ready for Delivery at the above-mentioned Offices, and the re spective Agents of. the Company throughout the United Kingdom. . • • Policies of Assurance, which expire at the, above Period, s hould be rensived withip Fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void. LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. Assurances effected upon Lives and on Survivorship.—An nuities granted and purchas,ed.—.Endowments for Children, &c. &c. The Proprietors of this Office have undertaken all Respon sibility, and have stipulated fur a guarantee of One Million Sterli,itg, as an ample security for all their Engagements. ThePrcffitS arising oar of this Branch of •Business, after a moderate Deduction fur Guarantee and Expellee of Mamige molt, are divided amongst the Assured, in proportion to the Snos-respectively assured ; upon which Principle numerous are the.instauces of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per colt., in addition to' the Amount of Life Policies, being - paid; and Cases have occurred (when the. Duration of Life has been considerably prolngeil), where the payment has been more than double the Sum assured. • No Entrants Money, Admission- 'Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. '. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. L 'I? .9, Sept. v 3, Ists. T E HsE . are. to giv . .l\rot.ce, that on rtarsdai .•the 12,111 of October ne:it,at Ten . oClock th'eFo7'cnoon, will be exposed to PUBL,IC.SziLE, at his Majesty., Victual -114-Yard; Dept ford; a quantity of SERVICE.,BLF. BREAD and RICE, and sUndry Lots of; . the following unserviceable Provisions and Stor i es, 71021 , lying in the said Yard, viz. tiead, Baisins, :Pease, batincal, C;lllavance, fleet , Pork, Suet, Vinvgar,. Butter,, thcese, and Sugar; Bag. and Rags; Ledger,. .Butt; Poucheon, ilotisheuel, Bar rel, 13alf-hogstLead, Irisli.Tierce and. BArrel Stares; Head ing, tight and . dry; Fire Wood, - &C. &c., Deposit per cent. be )riddc..upon the amount of each Lot at the -time of sale,-and the re»atinder of the par chase-money paid &lore, the ;Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of 1-1 w•orking,finyj pril4 be allowed from the dal/ of sale, the Buyers particularly observing-, that riot less than'o'ne-ha Iftf the quantity is to .t . e . talieri away frOrn . rlurpre , ;. miseswithin the first seven days, and thefpnainder in the seven following days, otherwise the deposy.nymey.will be forfeiied, nod the Provisions .or 'Stbres - ionitin the property of the Croon, as n'O-i.Xtensiori cf Hine rKill, on any account, b l e, Jrarded, DELICACY of CON:t'LEXION, and pleasing Texture of the SKIN; produced by the Use of DAVID RIGGE and SON's VELNO's celebrated EMOLLIENT VEGETABLE SOAP. PHIS VEGETABLE OIL SOAP is a t reeabiy .• IL perfumed, And gives universal satisfaction, the purest ,and mot pleasant Soap yet known ; it improves the c u mpleximi, renders the Skin pleasingly soft, dear, and de licate, and preserves it in the intense or cold Seasons. Per— sons using it. to wash with never experievice the inconvenience of r oa li , red, or chopped hands and Arius. The true Emol li,nt Vegetable Soap is sold in London only at . No 35; Nevit Bond-street, in Wrappers signed by the origionii Inv e ntor, .DAVID ; nvnc else •is genuine. Price Is. a Square, or '2 , 1 for 11. :DAVID KIGGE and SON - havin.i been often asked for a Perfuwe foe the Handkerchief siniilar, to the Scent . o f this Soap, now offer a Vegetable Essence fot the purituse, a very delicate Article. VICTUAL LI A 7 FFIC , Sept. 19, 1915. COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His iIIA.IESTI'S NAVY do hereby , irc Notice, That on Tues!la , /, Mc 24th of October next, they Will be ready to re eei:T Tenders in writing (sealed ), and treat for fin' sun Pl.?, of what' FRESH BEEF may be rrquired for the n4.h of his . Mojestp's Ships and lics.vqs at,Saint 3..tarq, in the ktand of, Scilly, dtiritr Mr space rf Twelve .alanths.frem the date of the Contract, the Con !itions of which 211.qy he-seen at the &ere larq's Office, at this Office,' or h , / applqinL , to Mr. Thontas zigent rictitaller at Ply;noteth. re and la- had to nay Tender Hi 7rl,'ieiz the Pr ;re ,sh.'ll n 6! he i;or rt , dto . I , :tlrd,ti Ic;i,Vh, or that •thati Uot fie 4.1,1tet;', , d try 11 e _/Saar Naid Tne7Tday, Mr 2 ith I`j.ktotoer Next e it - r.vrr?r ?arittiaa74l-4 Tender, or some, Pers.°. 1.175 . his Ilettalf, atteno's i t6 when called j;,r. • Each Tender twist alvi be aciamtpanie.l.4 a Letter s:ol, ,, ned ha two re..cocnsible PersUla i'pg to !,croine Loan,/ ?vitt; the Early tendering, in the Penal Sam of 50j1-for.the due pe2'- formante ry'' the Contract. EAST INbr4% HOUSE, Sept. 9.7, 1815. ILL;COURT olDi RE,cro as of the U A NITED S2QMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENGLAND TRAP ING to the INDIES, do liereby give Notice; -- • That a GENERAL COURT,of the said COMPANY will be held at their Clouse iu Leadenhall4treet, on WEI?NESDAI, the 11th October next, from Eleren'o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in tke Evening, to Ballot . .on the , fo!lowing ()les tions, " That this Court confirtn-the unanimmas Resolution of the " Court of Directors, of the 3Uth Instant, whereby the Cow " wander and Owners of the ship Devonshire are fully ae• " quitted of all imputation .of Neglect or Misconduct, in lc " spect o f the Loss Of that Ship." " That this Court confir►❑ the unanimous Itesf►lution crf.. " the Court of Directors, of the 20th Instant, wherchv the " Commander an►i Owners of the ship Renal are folly sic " quitted of all imputation pf•Neglect'or Misconduct, in re " spect•of the Loss of that Ship.'.' • In order to dete►mine by such Ballot, whctber three parts • in tour of the Proprietors present at such General Conrt con cur with the Court Sf Directors in the above-mentioned Re-. sollutions. . . . JANIES COBB, Se•cretar i . . . BAN.KEItY LICENSES. Stamp-Office, 12,ndou, Sept. 16, 1515. N OTICE is . 'hereby . given, that all, ticenSs' granted .to Baukers or others, 0 .issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, rand allowed to be, re-issued, will expire on the loth of October next, And that - 1 they imist be,renewed .within One Month from that day, or ' penalties will be ineuriV. That a separate License must be taken out for every place • where the iNotes shall be is,ued in England, unless the per sons to a licensed had issued their Notes at several,places before the 2d July, 1803, au<l originally obtained,one Lieserie for all such places; in which case only they will he again included in one EicenSe. The - Duty on each License is 301. That overy - License must specify the names and places' of abode of the persons 'to be licensed, and the' mute of thu place or plates where, and the name of the bank, as we.ll as the partnership name, style, . firm, under which the, notes are to be issued ; andLiet4istis to persons in partner ship must specify the names; and places of abode,- of all tiib 'persons concerned in the partnership, whether all their names appear on the Notes or not; and in default thereof the Li censes will be 'void. 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