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T - I .~-=y t livmnr.n 72.46 1 THEATRE- ROYAI,, DIX Its'-LANE. TCIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 25, 1815, then MajestirS' Scrrants'will perform, fur the 3d time, AI tiew•Conitdr, called' : ~.r WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND. The prin c i pa l Characters by Mr. Wailack, Mr. Bartley, !,. v . l . a •Powtr , u, NI, j„ii,,.;.wc, Mr. Oxberry, Mr. linight, Mrs.. ;Jnson, Miss Kelly, „Yi N. Sim: l's. , ' ' Thep 41 Act 'III. A Snug by oir..i * onnmonz• ~ rologue to he spol,( n by Mr. PoWell.--The Epilogue by _. . - - 'Miss Kelly. - ' • • •, After which, for the Uth time, anew Bailet, called CA LE DONI AN, LAUREIS'; OR, THE HIGHLANDER'S - - RETURN. the principal Characterny Mr..oscar'Byrne, Miss Smith, 141r4. Bryant (late Miss C. Brrstoiv)• To which will he added .(10411.time), a new Farce, called WHO'S WHO? OH, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. The Characters by Mr. Bartley, Mr. Wallach, Mr. Bar bliss bard, Mr. Penley, Mr. Harley, Mrt Mundell, Mrs. Urger, Irers. Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr.Spring f at the Rotunda, grant MU° principal Entrance of the Mein re-;. its Bryitge . s-street, Ten till Four, and of whom may , he had a Private Box . (Ni ghtly). • I, r ß"les, 7s. ; Sec o nd Price, - Cl—Pit, fld.; Second 4 rice,. 25. ... 4,0 wet Gallery, ; Second Price, '1 s.—Upper ( .Very, is.; S d P (' ,911 It. " 1 1% Kean Will shortiv'repeat the Character of 'Bajazet, and Mordymwill make her next appearance as Mks Hoydep, in the Cemedv Of a'l'r p to Scar.borough,,Of which ear4y rno tice tail-1 e given. 01) M.iniday, and every Evenin7 till further notice, the new 'eern e (l Y) called Where to find a Friend; the favourite Ballet I } l. Caledonian Laurels, and . the v popular Farcc of Who's who? . 1 • • N.B. For the ' , accommodation of the Renters and Sub sserihers, the Offi ce f or their 'admission has been rcsnovcd to Abe W ooburn-street End'of the Entrance Flail. • • - . THEATRE ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT ILVIi4NNO, Nov. 25, 1815, *will be performkl the Tragedy of never' THE • GA M ESTER. • Ar• 'Voting; Stokely, Mr. Egerton ' ; Lewsoll, ; Jarvis, Mr. Murray; Mrs. Beverley, Nl* Neill; Charlotte, Miss Foote. r oREsT A O I, , B I , O v N hi rli ch y ,- a Melo-Drama, called 'lle OR, THE DOG OF MIS ONTARG. Cotonel Gontrau, ; Mr. Bariymore ; Captain Alo . ), Mr. Ah- Lieutenitilt Ma e ai re , Mr: Farley ; Lieutenant Landry, .164 •Da "4l. " ertl4l ; the Seneschal of Bondy, Mr. Egerton : Flo- Booth ; Blaise, Mr. Listun; Dense Gertrude, ',itn,p or t ; Miss Foote. j. Maces for th e Boxes to be taken of Mr. B ran d on, at the " 4 c,X-00.1"ee; Hart -street, from Ten till Four. "'"xts 7 5,, Second Price as. 3s. f;.1.; Second Price kKold Pr Gallery os.; Second Price ls.-17pper Galleryls.; I'lte_llonrs' ill --§2.ice be opened at Half-past Vi've, and the Play ; on at Half - past'Six. 7 .rile revived Dra mat i c R omance o f C.,ymon having been re ived throughout with the'most unqualified approbation and )1).14411e, Neilli be tpeated on every night not appropriated to Perf e ormances. • thi Mo n d ay will be produced f for the first time) a new C _ lc Piece, called What's a Man of Fashion ? with Cymon ; A i: w hich will be added; Bonibastes Furioso. - -On Tuesday, rq.of he' St ran -yr Haller, Miss O'Neill.—Oti • , ,, e y ‘ ti "day, the Dian b iatie Rornance Cymon.—On Tburs -the Tragedy of 'Venice Preserved : Belvidera. MISS ii u t; ;, l , l.— On Prid d y , the Dramatic Romance of Cyinou.--- , 011 x,t ' ia, - ; 1 Y will be reeivcd the ',Tragedy of The Prphan: Mooi- A Miss tiu ce r y "4. edy is in rehearsal, and -will speedily be pro- T O THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY .1/DOTS.. Ladies and Gentlemen, . . I•-'• , 11 e1; leave m ost . respectfully to recommend to -,1 11,A ) .1 1 the us e o f m y - invaluable Composition of JAPAN - i, ''CMNG, w hi c h pres.erres and sOftens the LeaXlicr, and l u V rt s the most beautiful jet black ever beheld; words can - tri. et " k rth its just . praise, nor its transcendautqUalitics be -. 'lin • 1 • L . ‘• 1 ? . known, ..rit orexperience. r r ( th „.," will•find by the continued use of this eminently sit irCir "laCking, that t:teir. Half Boots and Walking Shoes ,i,. be kept., o f t and plia bl e, a n d res i s t d amp , w ith th e ele . ries of a briiiiant lutre. t „ ‘ ,lntr,le Bottle thermaw be bad, ass Specimen, at my Manufac f%-:' and by incinal'Bootmakers, o::men, and i'rr h„,.rrs, at - all the ' real Towns in the Ki,o.,tinr.l —1 hare the 1 , tour to k 1 b e, Ladies , cud Gentlemen, your most. obedient . and m`linkoe servant, . RICHARD TURNER,. No , • 11 4, Lund On-road, Southwark, ' • • ' • November 1, 18 tti, • „Agent s at Coventry :—Nlerredew and - Son,Rollanson, Wat :.An• c ' I : , l l . s ters, fawson, Butterworth, Twigger, Lion, Ward, 11,,,-,7 4. "3 Worcester, Wills, Pridmore, Aston, Shaliespcar, jo lus : , s, llulm e , Flavell, Hudson, Smallwood, and Thoma l s i, the •'); 4 0(. 1 may he had of one or more Shopkeepers in all. t To r • the King dom . • a I L ti ''d i i"' 14°() ts:b7t i l l i l e ls ‘ e, of this llacking, will experience , it, ;,, -:e and jet bl ac k equal to varnish ; words cannot set forth - b st Praise, nor its trauscendant qualities be truly known, ut- peri ex bi' • • ence. R_. • thj i rn .ark•---Country Shopkeepers may be supplied with this by -,'', l ";, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and Eighteenpeuny Bottles, 1 7' .:tressing their Commands to thus 'Warehouse, where a iLtlele hottle'rnav be had as a Sample ; or braPplying through , `' Medium of the Wholesale Houses. • C. , :jii *. l4 l-/ !t • L EWI Q. 114, London -road, South car!:, Noveml)cr 15,:1515. N.H. Ask for Turner's Blacking. lIICKNIAN'S For the GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. N -ne various Comtilaints incident to the ntl- - 144 ulan Fra me , t h ere are none more d rea df u l i n th e i r • Thi , l c ,e, nor more. alarming in their consequences, .thin 11-e 7 1 1t -!.L and. STONE, PAINS in the BACK, LOIN,• tl 4 i t ,l• l ' ) -Eit, and LUMBAGO. They are Complaints to ev ery ' "erY persms is liable, and . are a foundation for nt he'r' species of Disorder.. The above invaluable 'l4,4`ffie, Composed. of the most innocent Ingredients, Hteo found of singa - , r4 01 . lar efficacy in the above Complaints ; ~vein.: the Calculi, or .gritty Scretion9., and banishing D Pr nicialls tendency to Those Disorders, without con -1,-'rora a consciousness of the powerful quality of th, e " 1, , folly' evinced by a private Practice of inauy . yeats, , !1 ' th " r e oficred to the Adlicted, and recommended as'a Cure e above Complaints. COO,' or A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ. .v,Cti t l ll ' - ` ll ,ar 'mg been for above twenty yearsgryatly dist . res,l .telle.(rravel, violent Pains in the 'lack, a Stranguai y %Nit tt,'tieltittrinission, and the must excruciating tortures, When bout al •temPterl to make water ; and at lost bePamc s•rweak,. er o ,,‘‘ a nt Lf rest and aypetite, was scarcely able to walls -s the room. In hoires of relief, I had, from tune to Iy eaarse to the hest advice, and took the most approved wii hoot bein..; any btter. Observing flic..- . ( ir;4 3 , ; 1141 s advertised as an effectua l ( cre. for the Stone and ter,ar, and stoppages of Urine, I:used them this sit:Antler for two months ; and from them found mysclf. ha!ly 1)(4 7 r my water lye ely withant pain appet 1 tte an i ( d twt 'lur.et•Nrs m tored, am able to ride cm horsehacL, wine., I cou etve months 1)1-i:ceiling the use of these Pills. • Sir, }roue itIUSt OlJetilent Servant, .• ettib (+17..0116E - GORDON. Ili 1. at Mr. Butter's 4, Cheapside.„ corner of,_St. fact l's -"-"Td, Dd. an and mo Ili:kid. e"h st Velidurs in evel'y , at 23:d • VA . 1 1 , 1 r . _ - Tr , 4 • _414 15 1 t. 4 • sTA'Aii/4/1 , , • f• ,q 0 .:111.311114 LTY-01 - 17CL, ,Von. 2 xl Bl5. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of eye; and Terminer and Gaol Delivery,fir the Trial of q t feitms committed on the 1.17, 4 -li Sea., within the Jgri. , dietion of the ddmitalty of England,will he held at Ju.dice Mill, in the Old Itnika, London, on Thesatte h thel9thrf December next, 'at Eight o'Clooh in the Morning. JOIIN 11,1110 N. OFFICH OF ORDN4NCE, Nov. 13, ISIS. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M - , J,ASTY'S ORAN" INCE. do hereby give Notice, That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on Thrirsday, the 39th of November instant, and following day, at 11 o'clock precisely on those days, sundry LOTS qf OLD and UNSERVICEABLE STORES, consisting of I lames, Collars, B it -Halters, Rope Tnices, and 'various other artieles of Sadlery aud Harness; Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents, Tent Poles and Pieces, Drums, 'Bugles, and Trumpets; Musket and Pistol Stocks, Cast niul Wrought Iron, Round and Double-beaded Shot; Cast- Iron Trucks, and Wrought-Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal ;. Mate-Shoe Tuois of sorts, Spades, Sbovels, Bellows, ',armor's', Standing Vices, Carts and Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks and Barrels, Cartridges, Helmets, sundry Old Building Mate rials, and Flr Scantling; Portable Forges, liandserewi and Anvil l , .Nrtieels and Elm Board; together with, a variety of othqr ArtjO's; Tki,whYle of which may k vicwrd upon application at the Principal Storeheeper!S Ogicc in Me Tower, and at the Royal .flrsenal at f!'oolwich, until the day of sale, at which places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those persons who may appl f u r the same. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW,. Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. ea, ISIS. TIIE PENSIONERS from the ORDNANCE MILITARY CORPS undermentioned, iize•-• The Royal Horse Artillery, Marching Battali:ois of Artillery, Invalid Battalion of Artillery, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, Corps of Royal Sappers arid Miners, (formerly called the Royal Military Artificers,) arc hereby informed, that the ?Taster-General and Board of Ordnance have directed that their Pensions be paid after the sit of DECEMBER NEXT, in advance, .Quarterly instead ellialf-yearly, as heretofore; the said Pensioners arc Mete fore required to gurern themselves accoidingly, by drawing from .. Messrs. Greenwood and Cox, Paymasters to the Royal Artillery, London, such Pension as they may be respectively entitled to, and Which becomes due on the Ist January, Ist „April, Ist July, and Ist Octob.er, in every year, according to the mode pointed 'out iir their instructions. And they are further acquainted, that no. person will be continued on the Pension List,;,OF be entitled to receive any Lenctit . therfroro, who shall not act in strict conformity to the Orders contained in his instructions,. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Secretary. CHARTER , HOUSE SCHOOL. rrlIE-ANNIVEMARY of the NOBLEMEN • and GENTLEMEN educated at CHARTER-HOUSE SCHOOL will be held on TUESDAY, December 12, at the Cbarter-House. Divine Service will begin at Fonr o'ClOck. Preacher, Rev'. JOHN FISHER, M.A.• STEWARDS : Sir Henry Russell, Bart. ' I Rev. Robert ‘Vatli:nzan., Dr. 'Fortier, . I Rev. Richard Ward, Lt. , Cul. T. T. FullerEliott Drake, I Henry Earle, Esq. Dinner on Table precisely at Si. . , • • • ARA NI , RSHIP 110 USE of the fiat • - - • • itusphGrAniury, that has heen•established. nearly -a Century; and hitherto been conducted by a Principal and Assistants only, front its extensive rod increasing Connexions at home and abroad, and that the attendance required should by being divided- be less felt, is indue,e'd to admit TWO or MORE t'ARTNERS : the Profits are considerable, the pro spect of a highly interesting nature, such as to lead, at this grand era (with steadiness and perseverance) to sure Fortune. It is hoped, from this candid delineation, that none will apply but Principles, or those who can corn:land .Applications to be by Letter, addressed R. S. (post-paid) nitsun's Coffee-house, Curnhill. Just published, In.Svo. the Third Edition, price 7s. 6d. hoards, of il i tlil: rB qTU U' STUDY of I L N A ‘ 6 , D R I L A ) ' E P F NERS in T O I \, G. lilus traied by Five Engravings, intended to shew, the different Stages ofthe Neutral Tint. • BY J. W. misTos, L.P.. To which are added, Instructions in the Art of Painting on Velvet. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. WOE.. celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, an effectual cultr, for ERUPTIONS on the FACE and particularly Pimples, Blotches, 'Petters, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, Refines Of the Nose, Neck, •Arms, &c. Scorbutic and Cutaneous • Eruptions of .every description, being the most valuable ae ' qu . :iition and arpendaze to the Toilet ever offered to the No bility and Gentry in the United Kingdom. . . Price 4s. 6d. and 25. 9d. a bottle, duty included.—Be care ! • ful to observe the words Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," en graved in the stamp, without which none are genuine. I • Sold by Mathews - and Leigh, 18 . ; Strand; 'Bacon • and Co.. 150, 0::ford-street„Londou; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; W. Brown, Bristol; and all Medicine Venders. • CONSUMPTIONS CURED. PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an Aextensive practice in the ;Clove Disease, has been so 'fortunate Fis to diseoVer a MEDICINE that - is an INFALLI BLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS ; by . which Medicine he has cored many when given over by em:nent.Physicians, and .when in the kist stage • of a Consumption, attended with cough,' spliting of blood, and ;edematous swellings of the feet; - Though the troth of this assertion may he doubt ed, the Adv ei lis t os: liappy to :say, Oat he I • it in his power to refer to titase he has ented, and: when given over by ' sonic of the first Prolosional Men ; lie therefore now puh. it to those who are labouring under this afflicting Disease. Letters (post-paid) addressed for A. B. No. G, Camhcc- I .NCW-Mati, :Vf^rs-le-bone, Lond on , wilthace immediate attention ; and where attendance is giv e n every . thy (SitudayS frota I 0 tu.l2 in the f orcuo ". • —reitr" . At SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1815. . _.► SALES 012 - F,ST A TES RENT CHARGE of 2i;11. per Annan). indispntably veil secured for and dm - inst . the Lives u. Six Person;, nu large Estates in Nortlionibi:rlan , l.--13v M,s , vs.RolllNs, at their spacious Rooms, Piazza, Coved-garden, ou:Saturd,y, 3d Dec. at Twelve, by dirkaion of the Assignees of ..Messrs: White, Coebrafie, and Co. • AN ANNUITY, cir CLEAR FREE RENT CHARGE, of TWO HUNDRED and SIXTY-FOUR POUNDS a YEAR, for and during the lives of Six Persons, and the life of the Survivor, additionally secured by the bond and judgment of, the Grantor, and charged upon his Reversionary Interest to Estates of great value in Northumberland. Particulars may be had 2.0 days prior to the Sale, of Mr. Chippendale, Solicitor, Great Queen-street; the Auction It! .rt; and in Covent-harden. A Phi VA ta.; 110 X in ORAMY-LANE THEATRE, for the present, and seventeen successive Seasons, on the south side of the Messrs. ROBINS, at their spaciWus Rooms, •Piazza, Covent-Garden, on Saturday, Dec. 2, at Twelve, withoht reservation, • raivATK PIT BOX, being No. 5, in the very best situation owthe south side of the Theatre. This valuable property is equal to Freehold, for and during the term of 17 SeaSmis, being subject only to a pepper-corn rent; and it is submitted, , whether viewed as a luxury, at tendant owt he peculiar advantage of A.PRIVATF. BOX: IN DRUItY-LANE THvATRE ; or, as a propirty'froin which a large annual income may be derived; case it ‘tilatylie .recaminentletias an eligible • mode of investinext. Partieulars.uny Ite. bad at the Auction Mart; and in Co vent-Garden. SEVENTEEN ACRES of Cap l ital FREEITOLI) LAND' with Bri6k Earth, at -Islington, contiguous to the Angel inn, with extensive 'Frontage, and in situations particu larly eligible for . buildiur upon.-:--By Messrs. ROBINS, at their spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent-tiarden, on Saturday, Dec. 9, at TWelve, in .SeVen Lots, FREEHOLD ,PROPERTY, very eligibly situate for various poi poses, but presumed to be singularly well adapted fur building . grOund, having cud siderable extent of trohtage, and its situations so truly de sirable as to's-ender - success scarcely doubtful, containing :tl together tel.s. 2n. 2Ge. of " uni.tatonsonly - fl.:11 Meadow and Pas-. ture Laud, contiguons to the Angel-lon, at Islington, and extending over various parts of Conduit Fields to . • THE TUNNEL OF TIMERE T OEN'S CANAL. This propel ty is divided into small lots to s4iite the con venience of every one, and to posse.ssion niay be had. The several Lots may be viewed till the Sale and printed particulars had of Mr. Millett,tiolicitor, Middle Temple-lane; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-Garden, t.bere a plan of the Lots may be seen_ The HOCKWOLD ESTATE, near Brandon., in - Norfolk, with the Parainountship and Manor of Walllnds, ex tending over several thousand acres of Land, Abounding with Game ;4ita extensive right of Fishery in the Bramion River, which bounds this extunsive Property; two excel,: lent Farut•Houses, and 1313 Acres'of Capital. Laud, in ‘ a ring fence.--By -Messrs. ROBINS. at their spacion • l'iazza, Covent-Garden, on Saturday, Dec. 3, at. Twelve,. in ono Lot, without restricti.n, - AN 1 tnportant FitEUlO OPERTY, iiresvntittg an opportunity fir an advailtageous i3cest nrrnt, rarely to he nlwlitiO, tomprisilig Tti Is EIO(,KWOi..I) Etir.‘TE, . • \Vitt) a Genflemaoly i•cguisitc Out-buili ings, Pmalivr \v"ith sttitK!)le Oincei;, arid ne•tr 'll-ItRTEEN 11 \ 4\l) T : , ,NT .`.,..;gF,S Of MoSt capital Arab Mead‘oiv, ansl - Vasture Land, lying unusually compact,. and caiircly within a ring knee.. Phis Si tale all •: with al-;:.ntaecs, all 11:e Fen Lands have re beersthorom;bly ;i'ained, and the whole • Estate put into the heat possible state for agricultUral purposes, at an expeoce of many thousand pounds ; it is houAded by the na viga.tile river called Little ()qv.", e hicb onicatrs sit 11 ali the following excellent market towns, viz.—Brandon, dis tant only f - .; miles; Thetford, t o miles; Bury and. Cambridge, miles ; Lyon is only 20 miles; the whole is let upon lease for if years from Michaelmas last, to a most respectable and sub stantial tenant, at a very low rent of FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND, EIGHTEEN POUNDS per Annum. Fifty acres of the Land, in a situation most desirable for bailding as Mansion, is resereed in.thelease, to tic taken pos session of at the opt of the purchaser. The Estate nifty be viewed till the sale, with permission of Mr. Balser, and rirink:i particulars at. the Rutland Arms, Newm.-rriat ; Betl, Thetford; Chequers, Brandon ; Angel, Bury El/minds; .Rose, .tambridiN;. Mu sm Foster. and Untitanh,.Siiiiciturs, Norwich; at the Auction Mart; and of MeNSIS.' Rubins,- Cuvent-Garden; where the Plan may. b e seui. MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. • ANTI-ATTRITiON. rllE: PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION Call- POSITION has been unequivocally proved to, be tint cheapest and best Thing ever'yet discovered for Ships' Bot toms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables front being rub bed in the Hawse-Holes, instead of a fiat, Service, or Round ing; the Rigging of Ships front the Weather, and' from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Pareeline, and Scrvice ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Gnus; to render Leather and Canvas Water-Proof ; and to prevent the L fleet 5...0f Friction in Steam- Engines, Mills, Sugar-Mills, Thee,hing-Mills, (or other im plements of Husbandry generally used ny Farmers,) Cor riages, Coaches-, Waggons, Carts, ancl,Machinery of every Description.—lt is also the best Thin ; to preserce the Blades of, Swords, and all Kinds of Polished Steel Articles, front . Rust.----It will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, Water-Butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, Potts, Rails, Gates, Park-Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood, and Wooden Buildhig, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry-Kut, either in the .Eist or West Indies (where it is p,aticularly calealwed for tilt; use of Sugar-Mills, Steam Engines, 'and other - Machinery) or in any-Climate; and it will nut only preserve Iron Bait- Ways from corroding and wearing out, but also render the Draught suliot, that one:Horse will do the Work of Two.. Ohre Primiug of tiro Composition is, in sortie c r uses, e qua l to one - hundred applicatittis of oil, tallow, or any other kind of grease, paint, or t'sr, and-the Public save by its use front Thive Hundred to Four Thousainl per Cent. exehisive of preventing the wear and tear in machinery, is4ieels, &c. which is •it saving of expence more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothing can be sU clean in its working, or give so little trouble. Sold for the Patentees at 40, Charing-cross, near tare Ad miralty, London ; and,,by their.appuintmeut, at most Ship eln'ilidiers, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers,. Drug gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Irownoirgers, .Cut lers, Coach wakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon Offices, Oil and Cutoff Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in Boxes, price 2s. tid.; 3s. ed.; I Us. 61.; One Guinea and Two Guineastaelic . The smallest sized Boa contains a quantity sufficient, to prime a Four-Wh4,o Carriage tear times, with 'Which it. Will run upwards of 60 . 00 miles, without applying any thing else to the axletrces, and one half-guinea boa contains a sufficient quantity fur a stage -waggon to Aravel :1,3,003 tuiles, •and it will work with wood ailetrees, or with common boxes and tialetrees of any kind. The most satisfactory pruals' of•the merits of this .discovery may be seen at the, Patentee's Office, No. 40, Charing-cross, and also at their Agents. The Public must be on their guard against a spurious Composition,.which is sometimes attempted to be foisted upon them, to prevent the effects of: friction, instead of whi 771 i it, is injurious - to machinery, and none is genuine but that for' which a patent has been obtained. • To' pi.event imposition, the directions given with each box are signed e• 11 % Bellamy," anti have the King's Arms on them—to 'couuterfeit which is' forgery t . and any, p t .rsous making - uSe. of composition, by which the Patentees ore, defrauded, wEd he prosecuted, Ouellundred Guineas .Keward having been of fcred by them to detect Frauds uo the Patent B. Any person attetupting - to' make forliik!it .owArnse, or for sale, a spurious composition, is as liable to he prose ,uted as tbust Nvbui ieli i.cfy taut tits to ki Patent Auti-Attrittuit. , 0., , 1, ) -', 4_ • ,' , ... t • . : 4 ''' ~ , . Niikt .z. .412,,,L2:: : •3 1 / 0 61 4 :10 .I ' 4 f r , ft 4 4 • ,-4, NIC1:1 IVION10(1s ready . t() adOr) , L'e, with proinptittide and secrecy, at Jeg - ml Anw4ity latereq tm•Freehol4l, topyliold, /.' or :unclett Properiy, ;tent (..liarg-es, Siettlemeots, WidoWs7 Joititnrils,.. Wills ,Cletgy men's tiving , , :Ind Annuity .Ilonds., - Apply per4onally btween; Nine and Fire,' or 1t 11. t ter:' the .Director of the k,tional‘llapli, No. s, Lower Jolin-street, Goltlen-square:,-,Matters'of Magnitude will he preferred, and Loans will he made redeemable, at the option of the Ilor rower. . • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal. Highness the DtK.lt. of YORK. Presiderit, anel the following CUmmittee of G o vern o r s Earl of Egrrniont Cul. W.. 1. Jones, NI. P. Earl of Leitrim Jtdin La;ouche, Esq. M. P. Rt. H,on. It. B. Sheridan, M. I'. Col. 11, Clements ) P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, MA'. Capt. J. I-Lay, • SITR6EON, • Mr. T Kiernan, Member of the Royal C o llege, London. HE above ESTA MASH:NiI - 4;NT • unites - the Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTION, with a Delicacy, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, adtleil to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes. end extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. 'hoWever invetetate or of long standing, experience a cowlete Cure, as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs * which impairs the Constitution and shortens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients-of bolls seises, at his private hOuse; Nu. 21, Lover Charlotte-Arect, ford-square, Where the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to :WV part of the United Kingdom. Tius Day was publi,ilegt. pric e 4;. bo ar d s , by F . Ki er n an , a Sect:H . l(l4'mi Au:proved Edition of a, Procti ) ;al Treatise on the, Venereal Disease and its Con Sequences. Sold by Sherse4oti and Co. 20, Paternoster.;row ; Highley anal Son, 174, Fleet. treet,; Callow, Crowu-cuurt, Salto and by ',attains. Book - eltos. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING at the SARAGEN * 3 • HEAD) INN Bowe-14111, London', Fro': LONDON to YORK only. Two Onineas insidl. and One Guinea outside; from LONDON to IVEYMOUTA, One Guinea. inside, and 15s. outside; in proportion the same to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the .North. The best; Hors - es,. and keep good time. By W. n. ?MOUNTAIN and Co. The folloWing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out - ttona. the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. CROOK and GOSLING • s MARLBOROUGH Elegant Post Coach, through Htingerfo!d, .Newhikry, Reading, Maidenhead, sets out from . the Saracen's Hcal, 'tinownill,• at Seven o'clock in the Morning, gets to Marlbo rough by dinner time; a comfostahle conveyance for - fro, el hers on the r lVeo.ern Road. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, onty - ehe Night eu the goad, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nekt Atternn!.n at Six odock, through Diistable, Wobuva,,tatta bury, Northainvitini, Welfurd. Lutterwovth, Hinckley, ,--11hcl stuni.,- • .Stone, Ituz..4 - ety, Newcastle, Knutsford,Nar riagton argil Present. - . SOUTLIAMPTON,Lvinington, Winchester, an d . Basin stoke ;New FourJe Coach at Eight o'clock in the MorI)- ing, arrares tho• C.;e0i.4,-: lan, Southampton, by Six o'elo4:-. 'this is a most fkl:ghtfift Couveyancc L, the of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey,. Saint Maloos, Havre de Liraer, Cher burgh, The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and ail Parts of life North, sets out at Tire o!cineli•in.theAfternoon, rind arrives at the Gotden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Evening at mix Oclock, through S,fantford, Gran tham, Newark and bouerist,•l 4 'Chia - conratortatc t he:Towns Ilatifax, liradrov.l add - VI; .einity.. It will ieave,Leeds at three o'chick iu tlte Afternoou. paisengers may conveniently come to Leeds front those place/ and hi , in Lundun early the next Evening. wr.ymouni,Durchester, Blaudford, Salisbury, Andorei., and Ilosingstoke, new Post .Coaril; every Aft.ernoon„ at Thref, The Weymonth Packets to Guernsey, .ter 141 : - burgh, St. Maloes, &c. From. Cherburih is must delightful road to Paris. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, aia.l Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock, through Houlto'n, Axminster, Brid port; Bland ford, Basingitoke - and Bagsh or. BOSTON, Spalding., Petciburough, 'Stilton and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Splits by, Louth, Grimsby ' and Hull.' BATH & BIt.ISIOL Flying 'Poait-Coaches, through Chip penliaut, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn,. Bath, and the Londu;ky Ta vent, Thomas-strcet, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn int.T.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, .gxetcr, tisuith, &c. LEEDS new Itgat Coach, called The Ruckingltain,•sels ct:t every Morning at Eight o'clock carries Font- Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, witlk a •Gnarti throughout. PasScls th roug h Stamford, • Newark, itetiord, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next •Notwith standing the MICOIIIIII4OII Expedition of this Coach, it is aj,-„ lowed to be the most agreeable and cons plete Phblie Con veyance on the North Iltoatl, being unequalled tn"ActutatuiPt dation by any,,oqier. , .r A • • _ . . GLASGOW, Longtu Wn, Gretna ecn, nnan, Dunifrits, Brownbill, Thornhill, Samquhar-Kiln, Cadmock, Kingswel?, and all parts of Scotland„i Post coach (Daily). Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New• castle, and Edinburgh, New Coach., .performed with a Guard_ throughout, sets out every Morning -at half-past Six o'clock,•. by way of Newark, itetford„ Ta4caste.r, Darlington, Northallertwo, Durham, Niko peth, and. lierwiels. Passen gers finding themselves fatigued from the length of this journey, may rest what time they please, 'anti then proceed. .on without any additional Erne. • • . • • . ThRIDGE.NO'B.TH and Walsal new Post,Coatb, testy Eve: CAiLLISLE, Penvith, aild'Whi•:ehaven, Yu - if-Coach, goes witis Four Horses, and a Uuatd all the way. Passes throuTit Won Is, Appleby, Greatabsidge, . Itsciptiond, asiteriek, Borougishridge, Wetherby, Alscrturd, Dom:aster, and Gran— tham. SetSotii every Morning, and performs :lie journey' with the greatest Pusiesigers detained on Rawl by busine;s - or pleasure, have this peculiar advantase-afitheit Seats bring secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Xirby-Lonsdaie, Bolton, Cldorley, Osumi:irk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After- 7 moon, at. Five o'clueli. Guarded. LIVE:WOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch. field, Post Coach, calred . The Expedition, every Eveolog at Five o'clock,_ to the Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale stre e t, Liver pool, 'Guarded throughout: WA.K.EFIELD PpstsCoaelt, every — Morning, at half-past 'Six .o'clUcic. CIiF,STER, Newport, Whitehureb, Tarporivy, Nantwich, Nortliwieli, and Middluwiel4lNnt-Coachy every Evening, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton,' and 'Vann, new Coach, teary Morning, to he George Inn, -Sanderland. ESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsa4 . .and Wolveritatapton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded,' .SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Srtifrnal, Post-Coach, every Eraning at Five o'clock, Ginirded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the 11.0ek ingham, every Morning. . . • BIRMINGHAM Mercury Fo;t Coach, with a Gnard t seta 'out every Afternoon, and teaches Binljnghaio next day at .Noon. Passes by Okfitrd, Enstan and shipstone, to' tha Saracen'S.Head,Boll-street) Birmingham. . HULL, Nurthcave, Howden,Thorn, an 4 Doacaster, Post- Coach; every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Cross Marketplace, Hull. bO . 'ER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Itamsgate, Canter bury, Fevershani, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud nestrust Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. 11 Ell:l'Ft Urn, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every. :doming., , TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half,raSit Ten; H . r alf-past wo, Halt-past Four, and Half-past Seven • WiLLIANI B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respect-fu11y...160314A their Friends and the Public, that theylvilt not he aecotint able fOr any Wiiti7ig, Parcels, or Ltigpige,.c..of 'lllore 041 11 F . ll' j , Value, if lost, sto'en, undamaged, AnWSII 'elifered v.itt fur accuTdini;ly, at the Saracen's anew.i;ll,