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7 ..--,...,- . t._..) - xi .. 0 •i, ,i -= --;,) g p si •"0 ~,,- %;• ~f, 1„ : 1 , ',', - - aZtij al CIKC. 0 / ~ ;, ~• ' a~ y ~ C J" CPO .] _ --..........................................-, l'' '` ) 't -THE .I I F4NF.I-'1 . 1" OF 7. , 1R. N•LITHEWS• ot Tr - i gATit}: ROYAL, I - LkYMARKET. • N r •kliyk tT liii ' - "'"DAY NRXT s' , t - 5 1814', will he t.. Dvcsent. ..,. ....,.: , , ._, • $ - 3 1 14 ) - ( d a Comi•dy, in Three Acts,- call ed . THE ,ro '", fink AY. Cant • Bertram - (first time), Mr. Atathews ; . • ~,, •, •. , h. . lki r i ',..," - ir• Terry : Emina, Miss Seymoitr ; 1‘.1! - s.. Alo e't th ' "r"ve•---After which, 111 r. Alathews will . pre itei;4•Aritlieliee with in Pot ertaimnent, cornisting of ' I 4IA ; I " ), l'zo n , •' • ''-- - .-1 , ii , &c. ea:led : i . - • .I, c , i - f,s, Imitations, i ent . ii 01 . . • .., 1 i‘e in :.,,14111e,,d `'4(.4-1 ADVENTI7IIE'S ;" in . winch w" -'• '' ' %."-tii ,, , ,e „` Till:. Drit'biloi.viry-, " o:),``' ' " The i‘aii- coach 6Y-four Lord ;Ma yo r's S . he . -s•" '' Cobler ala Fran ill' cc, e ating Society;" ; :, Rlivie willing[ Rea ,714011,1 Ll!bastirs of a Plav-liQn• c."—Tlij Entertainment , tn e, iliiit:t‘rth part of HAMI•t.iT'S ADVICE to thepLA T l:El. i s", , i ttle of 6 ( , ) _n of several 'celebrated Performers ! ! !--, a called ie ''!,,iss q'le-Erening M r . Webb will sin; a new Song stiilM4 el4l ) Mega'n " c ' onipo3ed expressly for him by 'hr. .Is,' "-Is' wt Al'o 4 Pit be a - ood liov and 'take care of My kr', Ci.t,,hich ill be added, the litAf. new Farce of " COME Ilig,i --Tickets and - Places for the Boxes to be had of '''bain, Box-office, Theatre. • li lt 41,, ArthE and Mr. CLAR KE will enni -140,111p,!ro their IVINtFR CO f 7 RSFS' of - LECTURES on ti opir 'N' o '' ,-; R T l i„ , l i pd the . DIS'E AS E S of WOMEN and CHIL si qr r ' 4 or n • -. ' , •SDAY, Oct.l.ber 4 .—The Lectures are rea. lii;,',l, C r i ng front a Quarter past Ten till a Quarter past iiii,,,'' 41, j ' i ; tht convenience of Students attending the Hos lICOII. -' ' ho of NT Clarke, No. 11, Savilte-row, Bur l% A t ,l e ,,, use M. . ..„ , :' ,.. ! ..........ii ,, ,"•—For particulars Apply to Dr. Clarke, New :2s'eet, or to Mr. Clarke: , - • Ili, ---- --------- ~,,e,,/,,,,,,-",,.N-T-ENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA' -id, NiNf,., lll (l 1).-1,TENT TRAFALGAR SIDE!IOA . RDS tli .l) .'"' -1, i;:,%.1-:• - S, in one elegant Piece o- kurniture, '41(1 - - new o'r" - • t Maw • the Patent Improved Sofa ,"qeh • "" . .' . Post, and Tent 1 -11 1 . 'hils '''', 13cds • Brass-screw Four ni , 4 11 's, ,'.:ti Purn,itti re . ' and Bedding complete ; Potable I) o4', 4 itr u . ' teveral other new invcntedand imp-roved artides I.lt.t.NstiP also a rre • -- * -1. tni very extensive assortntent of t'l.l. i ea d ,, _ ll .. e a.bi ' ne n t (l Lti ' cl es for furni . shing Flutist's coin &N,,•4 a I,'ll',r); dufactilred,• where .Familt...!s .. l ,. lay . s . e e le x ct rt a .n :. l i e d - t - kl3.:yeli ee 'e house in • a few days, -tii . inik , : thl-- . .-] Igkltt iiniel,iyiwaitiog sir. - eral 'Months in completin t , th ei r t,N4 ( i I'' '‘i ; i lit hd L'-est India Article , Army and Navy, &-e• &c . b y % " 4 4,,,',:1u1dr5, 16 and-17, Catherine -street, Strand, on 1 ,. .E moderate, for prompt pap:Dent. 'ltj, 111 r 1,4.• IV s I MPERIAL COTTON TWINE CLOTH , -i - • ar r , 1 h ts nted free from any Mixture whatever. tlac il l i . ; 3l Tl"S- ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. • 1,,', h , 1 )1. (34 , 4 A NTS. anti FAMILIES arriving from ett i ? .. tl k s4 , e. are respectfullv informed by the Patentee ~.'4 1N.,4.4P1ied with the . ;hove, stamped, in -singlc ~,, 4f t liklia. ,!'e Cases, from 2s. 6d. to 4s.Gd. per yard, at the I , „ trei4tige. larthouses, N. 16, Clieapiide, and at no ' ' 414 0 4 ), 4t ' t eonOrily i, being nearly half the price of t !". ' ti '" ill iN,, end its great coudncireness to Health, pre- Pet,"'at " ;t "re'el's of sudden transitions from heat to cold 1 ,41;: r1 ,t1 t 'el : l 'e• &c. renders it most desirable in every ' ''"t -14 Y indviiinat. Its admirable Manufacture %, 4 t.1i, 1 4 any t,',:ldent of any auxiliarY whatever, and issu t'Ll,:qtrtinl'l,.!',g of the kind yet dis Covered. Each Piece '. Yard,.,;? i , , t i o 30 yards, and the Pieces for Sheeting front 4 , both 5-4 and G-4 wide.—Nu.tG, Cheap- Ti) A ,tiF r ,i e , •1.-"Vi'•;()1.-"1NG-1-1 ALL MINOR D FARM. V41,.. , a4:5 ) \: 1) ,-,V Al' Z""ION ' ' I ' . ' I' L 'is ' i NI: WMAN, at the iii, ,,. lt t-- ,''''''',- ' o l itr;,;s i ' te ' the • r. Banes o' c En . '... - -,•• / Ar s 1.1 1 ;-•..: • 16 0 - ; day of Senviehfr inxt. --- :at , 17.' a 7 „ •. ► Ai ., • ~,, N . ,.. A NOrt of ROCKING, extending , •,,,, It , tho ~ ' !):, 1 ,..at, 4000 Acres of Land, in a good Sport l' (: i ' lll l- t „'iti the Court Leet Court Baron, Fines, Re- I4 I ,N I Z4, Kg: - and Royalties ti ' icreto belonging ; -a . ..nd also 144%0f..„4b1t., 'sion-bouse called Boeltiug- Mill, mitt: the l i ,„,_‘‘„ '144 ,i4l other Outbuildings, toge th er with up "k:iog4lland grindied Acres of Arable, Mradow, Pastute, it t iht r , ll .ll th c '• i thate . , lyi ng ; and being in the Parish of k•qy de co of :smite of Essex, for ninny years past in the t ,t. 44 . 4 ,t I, 4 sed I\;rs• Alice Snell, widow, the proprietor, l ' '''' ' ld ' 'l ‘ht L ' .d T •is redeeined and possession t . ado :4"„ t p i l l e e , lOtli flay of October next, ' up:iii the por !'Otii4ll4 44d is dtcd. Bocking is distant about .1,3 miles front "I;tli t a litt. t. l 'lllfiS front Chelmsford, and adjoius to : .ire 1 i;!il. ' ' 4 Yeif e . & ,'' (K . Bredntree. The Estate net;.• be viewed iti k l'i td b -4te,trton apPlication to the Bailiff', at Bock -1),.1i, r"arti 4; kir ;•-clsll's and Conditions of Sale *di be distri- I , 1 k,„.. 4, 11 .1 ,, 1 iiirt: 11 : i v and ini r; he 'lad at - the White Hart Inn, l 'ttj: l :4(l' l tli.,, Q . : l 4( "Y, and Saracen's Ilcad, Cheliiisford.: White kk " 14 ' P tt tip' ;- i s Preati Fa le Ingatestone ; White Hart, to ' l . -(4.l 'it t- l ''ace of Sal g iii:l of Messrs. 'finilal and 4 4i it iuN ti hs• Chelins'fored, of whom further particulars N, b , 'ivi,. Personal pplication, or by Letter, post -' 'e °lfi - •-:e a plan of the Estate .may be seen. \ l'li ti. Mlard , MIVrItINIONY. • N k r l 'l ' hr ' e l 'Y tq d (rB. have contributed more es sen- N,. 4.l ra th , , e;,e,Btr()Y Hy meneal liappincsS than those I:N.4i,- theli,ki pa,,titience.of unguarded pleasure. People • ', tt` 4l lsti'' 'll.luration to the shrine of 'Wedlock ; but , 4 !• 41 , , 41 1 , Ibilitvt,utfon has keen tainted :y Disease, a reno :,liiit'tlitYts f„l4',i•PClispensablv requisite. r,,,T l ‘tt',.tot ' ` pie-4f.el'ive. devoted our - ractice to the exclusive ' ' ''i ' . Al P 'all • • u w , l'lg Disorde rs; and the serceessful ig.101,,,.t, 1.11,gt, es us a'dditional ardour to oppose, as far i t tt7•bis," 4, 4 i,', r avage s of those Complaints, whicb are the I, ' l / 4 1 1 1 / 4 1 4, '''kr, tthe catalogue of Htllliall In fi rmities. 4)i 1 4 14 ( ,!:iip tis ' the cure of which we have devoted our lit t lit' e ttl i ,nlit v , v e eve rY species of Venereal, Infection ; all Q; knidi;k. liether arising- from the .habits of schoo4- r0it, , ,.. - 1 i n V: " cteo f maturer age; that derangeinei!t pi.,,' l ll l l lti t ,: We ak 'Awn, which is called !laii-enness or Sten titiit:it 1 4 - ; 4 tes, n!s, Gleets, Obstructions ill the Urethra: t a ,lly ithhillied ,Ithether recent or of low- duration, and . t.'h . c tir e rlor ed ""e skill of tl • P titioriers, are by our lopl i goi oi, w , 1,1,, 0 „ . 0 lei rac - ~, c- 4ti ki,, r !Th ou. ,• f tieatment effectually and aft" per.ina..- 1 ' ON 'ii t4 , h :: ilie Patient suffering the excruciaim, l l q, eft J ei he itilnorrlia,i._e which frequently follows the 'lli t t h ll , kli t t i l t i)is Ni l !. C4UStic. ' In the course of ourexten , ),t4 ) . i l e.ar, under'di.tropolis numerous cases of Str ictu res . t r ,:qet ti ' 1 111 1 ,,ir!!t ted liY, our-care, the total eradication i! , ,,i t dilC it '•h I. "tr ti i ) a saf, certain, and expeditious mode Sp4,,Ot'iltteN,,,4‘d.ed.,ti,,lhatti,,Y-other yet adOpted.. The wcakness , vo tr th ti, aildJA proceeding from this complaint, a re . 40 : tt n i t ) , •ra,. Lilt IN „'rfte patient restored to sound and vi to4,lsit,''.rariee ," i re the Mobility has for yeir! existed, t 4 O i; _th se , t o ~e . ..1 ‘ . 1 our restorative remedies is indispen k. ttj t oti,',o4, l.l ' F the slumbering sparks of life, and to 0.7,, t , Ot tii V i ,, litl un - I, ',I I (!nt t-ses at. • C., NI 1 11 1 , (it , e the resnit of ignorance or haste in tiSl a N i.if"'ltl ' 4 '44. G .onorrhcra ; and - it not un . kii i ,'` l : l , c ,t , k . ;7 1-1 1n ' g 4 , t ,,.- t !-le ieteds of life are poisoned- by the in 011ie ts,•,, titil '"(led bonr • P a superior method, sui.h d' li , 4 . " tip Y eUred • , • 'Y s uPt ,2 1 ),,,, 1 1 , ' tae i and even where others have kew"'t, ' v er", ,rktaY Presume to offer a radical esta , ' t i ' ll . tf l ' l ll ,'k ! i 4 l l' i, : ';it te x , v t it ii i e e4ses of complicated distress of this 0 . . i q i 4 I•4!kilgen, !Ile c alamitous situation of men, • ,'lt,'4 Ilti:,', (4 , l al,l e t i !" a solitary vice, or the prevalent 11 an t' ti;e414.41,1, life, acquire that state of Debility i'i ii , i it. 1 3 , ton k„,/,4 consequence of such . pernicious ha -114,1:1' tit i P e h : 4 4 t t :, 4l s lii P s P ri ) .,' i s ,!9Terc•r broods over his misery, ~t t ! tt th e i t ..trk it iii,olv •ortunes, it may be sortie con t,.ltlbite,'ltie, ' i tY wi th ' ti,lat although it he an• object of O 011.1'461: ou t ' ‘ , l l the "taer-P ractitiene r s the removal of / I it i , ' D tt 'q e b‘h ell, eg`'''.'hial Progress of ' Renovation, is t I l ''•':l4.'"lt ei ' 74 n t -4Perielic If • f Bacchus 'ti ' : ii ' til k i , 0 red ii e • the rites o . '1 1 4. 4 4 i' th % 3 til l e ,ce tinnily vigour, much anxiety 'ili, i th ei 4 th: t;ls ts 411 Y cou nteraction of this languid , I ,g C A. N I " grt at riti . w ill .. • ~.. r e ~',e, Sentry , I , ( i elm) , wi occur. • . p . tli b aiit t ,a end e requested habit(t state the partien tkiragi.. ' f lee. f, "' gene -:,1 ,i• • • d in- Nti ,' en . 4r ~, i ~ • - oi at• ing, ari 1,.. 441 (ir , e , ( %ice and medicines when the ; 4-' ( -43 . 1 8 4 ,, r " a nY part of the kingdozn. . , Clons, No. 107, Hatton-garden. ' . .., 1 ~, , , a j At :,--"'' , l"- 1 ' ! V. e,, , % 0 .0 0 , ... -4 61 , ...n, L -1,.., EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Sqr. 2, 15311. THE COU-R'T' of DIRECTORS of the UNITIZD COMPANY of MERCHANTS'of ENULANI) Trading to the East Todies, do heyebrgive Notice, That the COURT will be ready to receive PROPOSALS in writing, on or before Friday, - the 16th instant, from. the OWNERS of snch SHIPS, 'of the burthcp of 1400 Tons and upwards, which arrived in* 1814,. having perf*rmed Eight Voyages in the Company's Service, specifying the rate of FREIGHT at which they mi.ty be wiling to Let those Ships for a Ninth - Voyage in the Company's regular Service. - The Tender, with the words " Ship 'fender" on the Cover, to be severally sealed op and left with the Secretary, at or be fore Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the sail INI instant, beyond which hour the Court will not receive anY Tender. , JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be employed in the Company's Service -for a Ninth VoYage, may be had on application to Mr. NlOrice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Tuesday next, the. 6th instant. At a'fOUNCIL,- held in the COUNCIL CH AMRERS, in the CITY of CORE, the 9th day of August, 1814, the Right 'orshipful Sir DAVID PERRIER, Mayor, having been in the Chair, and -havitic , quitted it,' the Sheriffs, and the re maining number of the Common Council, came to the fol lowing Resolutions : Resolved Unanimonsiy, THAT the sincere and gratefill THANKS of, the COMMON COUNC L of the CITt of CORK he, and the same are hereby, given to the Right Worshipful Sir _DAVID PERRIER, Mayor, for his conspicuous loyalty in having fir•.t proposed the Public Celebration in this City by a JUbilee of that Glorious Era in our History, the Accession of the House of Brunswick to the Throne of these Realms; for the judicious and unremitted attention evinced hy•him in the -discharge of his various duties as Chief Matistrate ; and for the splendid, dignitied,,andindependent manner in which he has upheld the rank of the first Municipal Officer of this great Commercial City. Resolved Unanimously, _ _ . - That the foregoing Resolution be fairly trangeribed, and signed by the Sheriffs, and that they be requested to present the same to the Mayor ; and that the same he pialished in all the Cork Newspapers, and in the Dublin Correspondent, and Patriot, and in the London Morning Pest. Anti. 15, 1S:04 JOSEPH GARDE, • S' HENRY BAGNV.LL, jun. S'll-- At a MF.V.T1N , ..4 held this Thirty-first Day of Anzast, 1314; of SUBSCRIBERS to the proposed IMPROVEMENTS in the Rivers ORE and ALOE near Orford, in the County of Suffolk ; THOMAS DO DD, Esq. of Frampost. Lodge, East Grinstead, Sussex, in the Chair; It was Resolved, "rfIAT the under-mentioned Gentlemen, being Subscribers (in addition to' others to be hereaftermimed and chosen), form a Committee. pro tempnre, Gil-. the -pur pose of obtaining- an Act of I).irliament in the next. Session, and other Matters re'atitig to the said Improvements THOM AS DODD, Esq. CHR.ISTOPH E R. WALTHAM, Esq. . . GEORGE noc,,ER,-;,Eq. That it i the Opinion of the Meeting, that the . peculiar ... w local - d . 0-j7sicaladvantages ,of Orford Harbourmill, (when local -___-t,.' , 7-- . L...,.......,-.......;,.. ~.-../ . ..--. 7 ,4-1, iirin-.., -...l.WittrV"...fr - filididiet hant - Vesse. is. 'sailirkto in-from the River Thames, or to or from the Northern Ports in this Kingdom, or to or from •the Baltic, Catcgat, Holland, the. Greenland Fisheries, or to or from all the Ports in the Nor thern Sea or German Ocean, ample accommodation, and per fect shelter from tempestuous weather, save many valuable lives from shipsrreck, and considerable property from loss. That it is the Opinion of the Meeting, that the sum of 100,0001. as stated in the estimate, will most amply supply means for carrying the proposed Improvements into effect, agreeably to the plan. That the Sum of 100,0001. be raised by Subscriptions in Shares of 1001. each, and that each person so subscribing de posit 5 per Cent. per Share, and the same he paid into the hands of .Messys. Millianis, Moffatt, a;10 - 9,nrges, Bankers, Birchin-lane, London, for and on zic,!‘)lnt of the Orford. Har boor Company, subject to the Controul of the Committee for the time being. . That front the - Prospectus of Revenue laid before the Meeting, we are of opinion that .at . least ;0 per Cent. per Annum, will be paid upon every `•hare. It was also - resolved; That Mr. William Wager be appointed to cnnduet'the business relative to the Orford Harbour Com pany, under the direction of the Committee, at their o:lice, No. a, P4e's llead-alley, Cornhill, Lendoa. - . Ordered, That these Resolutions be published once a week for three several weeks, - in. certain London and Country • Newspapers. (Signed) . THOS. DODD, Chairman. It was Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting lee given to Thomas Dudd . , Esti. for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. '' .... Orford Harhonr Company's Office. No. 4, Pope's lieathAlley,,Con&ll, London. Superior Merit will ever meet the Public Approbation.' . FRI!, E ALAN 's G UTTA SA LUTA,It S, or a roust famous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glandular, and Cutaneous Disorders, Glgets, &c.—A bottle or two will convince the patient of th - eir sal ntaryefrects ; alew bottles have effected a cure, after salivation and eve'ry . other means .have proved abortive, 4nd even when the disorder has been stand ing several years. No-remedy can be better contrived, more safe, or i•nore convenient, than this, for such as ire obliged to go long .lournies, or to Sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet ; 'and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman in an extensive practice, has proved it no less successful in those debilities which arise more from imprudeni.e than a certaiu 'cause—to such patients it holds out a never-failing, perma nent, and speedy relief. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr.-Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Country Medi cine Venders, is Bottles at 2.5. 9d. ,45. 6d. and 225. each, with triple directions for each Sex. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH OF mousANDs. IIEALTH RESTORED, After having been deceived and improperly treated by illite- rate Pre-tenders ESSW3. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Char lotte-street, Blackfriars'-road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel, during se years regular practice, can aver that thousands fall victims yearly to a Certain Complaint,.owing - to. improper treatment which have caused ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dinmess in the sight, noiSeln the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate gleet, nodes on the shin-hones, ulcerated sore throats, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, (frequently mistaken and often fatally, heated as Rheumatism); at last Dropsy ensues, with a gene ral Debility, and decay of the constitution, originating front a DREADFUL DISEASE Itirking in the habit, or the im proper use of mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the profession, (and their experience in the" above disorders are unparalleled), are Members of the Royal Clllege of Sur geons, in London and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their feelings to. announce they have rescued very. many of their fellow-creatures front the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospitals had failed).. Messrs. Cooper and Co. are consulted' daily from ten till seven (Sundays excepted) by either sex, comidentially; or by letters, post-paid, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or coimtry. N. B. The PILES and FISTULA cured without Burning or Cutting, and those who labour under the most distress ing cases of debility from whatever cause,. whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, hut apply to Sur geouCooper.anol Co. Chariotte-street, Blackfriar, -r:Jad, ad joining Rowland Hill's Chapel. • I.lrlv/ ,;,,, v 2 , ,<..,,, „.\\.....\\.k ..„....,.. .‘tfi.v.. ?-- - -3,0.74 Ir. „,------_--- , •.4,,slysi-- - --- --- -4.0, . 0 \,. s 474thalu 4 , 0 1, „ fi,g,„ : ,. ~ N, tA VICT 11,1 L ING-OFFICI; , Aug 30, ISI4. riTIHE - COMMISSIONERSfor VICMILLING His :11..-LIESTY 'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on !Tuesday the 6th of September ne.vt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (waled n 7), aid treat fo;..from SIXTY to EIG}ITY TONS of COCOA: to be aaswernble to Samples (of net less - than One Pound Ifez'ght each), to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the ,space of a Month, into his Majesty's Vic:walling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid far by Bills, payable with latcrest Ninety Days alter date. • The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's (Vice. . 'S. 7 o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at _length, or that shoo not be del'ivered to the hoard befiirc One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 671 c of September, nor unless'the Person who sitai,-e. the Tender, er sonw Person on his behalf, attends, to ansn.er when ral/rd for. OFFICE OF O.I?DN..iNCE, Aug. 26, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His IvIA .TESTY'S ORD-WINCE do hei•ehy give Notice, that Proposals will le received at their Ol i fice in Pall-Mall, on ,or kfore Monday, the 12th' day of Ssptemher next, from such Persons as may he willing to und , :rtake the Supply of One Million of NIA LM CLAMP BRICKS, for Service of ecis Department, at Woolwich. • Farther Particulars vzi be known upon application, to 41,'atenant-Colonol Pilk . ington, the Commanding Royal En gineer at ; and also at the Secretary's - O f fice, in Vbresaid, together with the Terms and Conditions of the .Contract, any Day between the Hours of Ten and roar o'Cloch, and where 'the Proposals must be delivered, sealed nr, .and inilersed, " Proposals for Bricks;" but na Proposal can be admiMed after the said 12th day of Sept. at Twelve v'cloch• at Noon of the same -dap, neither will anti Tender be noticed, unless the Parts making it, or an Agent in his behaf, attend. By Order of the Board, •• It. H. CBE FIFTEEN ItD7NDRED . POUNDS AT EIGHT PER (;ENT. AGENTLV.MA,N wishes to LAY OUT this SUM in the P:irchase of REDEEMABLE ANNUITY; the Parties borrowing will deduct the Property Tax, conse quently the Interest required is 74- per Cent. The Securities must be Freehold or Copyhold unincumbered I,nd, with adequate Dental. The application of Principai only will he noticed.—Hashes and Outhwaitp., Uplmisoters and 'iluc tioneers, St. Paul's Church-yard. WILLIAM 13.. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S MAD I N Snow-hill, London, The best Accommodation for 'Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post. CoaeheK, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from .the tiaraen's Head I►RIGHTON new elegant Post Coach, four ti lilAde4.emiv:, ever,- - Weymouth. Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Nalishury, .iNeve Post Coach every Morning at half•past Six o'clock, thrtiugti Houiton, Axminster, Brid putt, Bland ford, Basingstoke, 4. d Ilvsbot. . _ BOSTON, Spalding, Peterhofitgla, Stilton and Hunting-' don, new Royal Mail i.'uach, sets out every Evenitiir.---Coaches from B os t on t o spdsliv,Louth, Grimsby, 81.0 HUH. mull • and 1111.P4TOL Flyiog Post-Coaches, through Chippcisham, Caine, and Marlburongh, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. Mar's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon don-Tavern, Tgoina,i-strcq,• and tl',e Swat, Bristol, next Morning.—CoacheS to Wells, Bridgewater, 'Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, calithi The 11.:K1:11:gbam, sets out every Morning at Eighto'clock; carries Four Insides oily, and goes reniarliaL'! : . caul', with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Ne..vark, Bet ford, Doncaster ' anti Ferry, hridg..., to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not- Avithstandin7 the uncommon Expedition of thi s C oac h, it i s allowed to 17e. the tuot agreeable and complete Public Con• veyancc on the North Boad, being unequalled in aceormao Elation by any other. KkNDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk,land G.lrstang Post-Coaches, c r er y After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, hongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dur:fric!s, Bruwohill, 'Thornhill, Sampthar-Kiln, Caamock, Kings - xcl!, and-all-Parts of Sei;tland, (;amperdown Coach (Mi!y, YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sct,s out every Morning at half past Slx o'clock, by w;ty of Newark, Retford, TadcaSter, Dar ington, Northallertan, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued, from" the leaf . ;th of the journey, may rest what time tney please, and th_en pro ceed on without any ad:titian:Al - Fare. J. Ciarlc; the Black Swan, Coney—treet, York, runs Coacbes to Sunderland, Hull, Searburough,\Vitithy, and other places. BRIDGI,NORTII — and IYalsal new Post-Coach; every Evening. - LIVOIPOOL Post Coach,. to carry four Insides, s , !ts out every Morning, through LuEterivorth, .11 id) Cross, ;•-tinelsiey, Atherstone, Taiuworth, Litchfield, tillesthbrp, Knutsford, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable.. , CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes with Foui, Horses, and a. Guard all the way,. Passes through Brough, Applchy, Gr:tatabridge, Richmoud, Gitterick lloroughbridg,e, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and ,C;T;m tham (the nearest Wily by 18 Miles), sets out every Nlcirning , , and performs the -journey with the • greatest faciay. Pas sengt.rs detained on the Rcad by business or pleasure r •have the- peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the 'text Coach, WAbIEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, ;I:liitchnrcli, Tarporley, Nantwich, Notthivich, .and AliaAlewicL, Post-Coach, - every Evening, as Five o'clock. . . 'SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. • • . MANCHESTER, Coogleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coachi every Afternoon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, NVellington, and Shilfin:l, the -Prince of Wales, to the Britanaia, ShrewsbnCy, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherhauil'ost-Coach, called the Rock irighans,every Morning. SOUTLIA):IPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. . . . . BIRMINGIIAM Mercury Past Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enstoa anti ship stone, to the Saracen's" Heal, fail-street, sad Caktle Inn, Birmingham. • BIIOIINW lAM, Warwick:, and Leamington, New Post Coach, eves y HULL, Nortbeave, Howden, Thorn, and lioneaFter, Post- Coach, every Nlorning at. half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton4iate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, , and Cheshunt Coach, very Mnming. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, .at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, halt-pait Four; and Half-past Seven o'clock.,2 W11,1;1A.INI B. MOUNTAIN ] and Co. respectfully acquaint their Frierrds and tin; Public, that they will not be account able for any ‘Vriti»g, Parcels, or Luagage, &C. of more than rive Pounds Valnv, if lost or tianiageil, inilesenteied as such and paid for accordingly, at- the Saracen's Head Inns Snow- Hill, LOtlou. Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the above Coaches, at Hatchutt's NQW White Horse Cellar Coach-Oilice, CP.II.ICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. ENTERTAINING REPOSITORY. 17 7 p HE SATIRIST MAGAZINE having beers _a discontinued when the overthrow of Britain'; Foreign and the diseot»fitnre of her Domestic Enemies - seemed to Offer a fit_oppOrtnnity for closing that popular, but from its nature • temporary Work, the Public are respectfully Wormed, that - any back Numbers, necessary to complete regular Series of it, may be chtain?d by ccrly application at Mr. Hay's, Printer, Newca'stl.!- - ,treet, Strand, or at any respelta•ble Londonßook seller's. There still remain afew complete Sets of the NEW SEIZIES (0f.24 Numbers, or 4 Volumes), which has appeared monthly for die last two years, and c:mtains a very great and amusing varietrof original Essays, political, literary, satirical, and humorous; • of Poetry, Tales, Satires, lighter Pieces, and others of higher pretensi o ns ; o f R ev i ew s o f a mu ltit u d e , o f . the Most celebrated Publications which have appeared during this period; of. regular Dramatic . 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ASHORT EXCURSION in FRANCE, 1814. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, Also, Dr. Buffa's Travels in ;-Morocco, &c. with a Map, price 7s. 6d. Captain Steele's Tour in the Atlantic, with a Chart, ss. DUTCH PAPERS: ITAMBURGH, AUG. 26.—The fate of Saxony ap pears decided. According to letters from• Berlin, the King of Saxony was to have subscribed his act of abdication on the 23d inst. Saxony is to be partitioned between Prussia, Austria, and the Duke: of Saxe-Weimar. The King of Saxony will be indemnified in Italy by the Legations of Bologna, Ferrara, and Ravenna. According to letters :from Copenhagen, Count Joachim Berustorf hasiattv4.,arted for Vienna, to be present at _ the Congress conjointly with his brother, who is Danish Minister at Vienna. BRUSSELS, AUG. 28.—1 t would appear, that the Government is busily employed in the ameliora tion,of the Custom-house system, for the interests of Belgian commerce and manufacturei. The Deputies of the Chnn , l , A.;-• tire—c - friet manufacturing towns, presented their views on this interesting subject about three weeks ago, and we may expect to see them soon cone , pletely regulated. We learn, that until the new plan be completely matured, the Prinde Sovereign has authorised the Commissary-General of Finance tci pnrinit the export of essential oils, subjecting: them only to a balance-duty. In vidue of an ordinance of the Prince Sove reign, there will be an entrepot for every kind of merehandize and produce at-Mons. • The Lyceum established at Leige has been sup. pressed by orders of General Sack, and will he re placed by a college. ZUITHR.N, AUG. 25.—For some days past no more ,llanoveriatt troops have passed through here. We expect*, however, in a few days, the passage of some convoys of Rend' prisoners„ on their return from Russia. • CRONSTADT, JULY 2.G.—This morning his Ma jesty the Emperor paid a visit to our roads, from Oranienbaum,- and, after reviewing the fleet, re turned again to Oranienbatmi in the afternoon. COFELHAdEN, AUG. 23.—Perions arrived from Sw,eden confirm the last news, and unanimously assert, that the war with Norway is regarded -there as finished. PrOm the Danish Army List have been stretch off Lieutenant-Gcneral Count Schmettow, Major,. Generals Lowtzow, Virogh, Staffeld, Bang, Mot fcld, Meier, Ohme, and the Governor-General /Wier, in the West-Indies ; moreover 19 Officers of the Engineer Corps, 48 Officers of the Ord nance) and one Sea Officer. General Vandamme has paid a - visit to the School'of the Cadets. This General now seems to , be inclined to become a tin:her-infrchant, he having, bought here a considerable quantity of planks, to sell again at Dunkirk. GOTTEN7UTAGEI, AUG.' 19. Private accounts received here state, that Friederickstein has al ready been evacuated, and occupied by the Sine_ dish troops ; and that our troops had also entered Christiania Fin the 15th inst. The Swedish and Norwegian soldiers regard one another as ft lends and brethren, and reciptOcally meet in their re, s p ect i ve canips. Our Government had issued :or. tiers, that Norway .shall be provided with provi sions of every kind. . ViENNA, AUG. 20.—Field Marshal Lieutenant /Droll holler, Who accompanied the Emperor' . Napoleon to the island of Elba, has received a miSsiou from our Cout.t to , that of Petersburgh, and is on the eve or his departure. , 'SPANISH PAPERS —The Gctzetia de la Ciudad de Palencia emitiiiis an account of the cvienrat:on of St. Ferdinand's Day in that city —it appears also, truth these paper', that .in eelehratinz the day of St. Ferdinand, the city of Alitiant, with great pomp, Chanett the 'tante of one of their squa res tram ,qiicire , or the 'Revolution " to that Of " The %Iprire of Ferdinand VII " And' the city of . Parr st. , ..ona - erecte , i, wider a Reyal cree, a grand funeral oile, and tvith great military parade, and e , ery mark cif conunitted to the dames the Constitution decreed by the (3e nerd._ and Extraordinary Cortes on the 19i4 t I duel), 181'2,