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1` -*7 a, e ir r (I3Y l` t ol kart' " ( lion c r „ f t! 1 , of e , irse 01 ()IV ° : ► 11:1;” 4 I „ e fit gl ll rtg io, or, i: e egi pt tlic J :I - Dor il b° o( 4 .0 stir' . o , v t re o, boo, e i>,/ \IP A r i 1• cT~"~ ls r • r • ' ,)!'s 1' ) •' „, t p. o ti ii‘'ff T ot. • ojp 0 4 ::, d i) io•• . / f ,10 3 ' 17.1, "ebr Itilittit 6890-J 11, 4.1 "" , J7 rA ALA GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sept. 17, IM4. iltY Statute 39 cap. 76, called (the ' LLI7 Ship Letter Act) . the Postmaster 'General was autho rized to receire Letters directed to places within tlre Dominions, and to Countries beyond the' Seas, and to for ward them by any Vessels (although not Packet ; Boats) and to ta'ke a Rate of one 7 half o f the P a cket Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. And by the same Act the Postmaster-General was autho rized to take•a Rate of Postage of 4,f. a single Letter, 'and so in Proportion for 'Letters brought by Ships other than by Packet Boats, nOder certain Regulations from Places Abroad into Great Britain.' • The first Clause in the above Act continues in force :-.44.ut By an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 54 Geo. HI. cap. 169, the above Rate of Postage of 4d. a‘sivgle Let ter Iva' cease on and frohi the 10th, October, 18(4; and a Rate of 6d. 2 single Letter, and so on in Proportion on double, Areble, and ounce Letters, will become payable . in lieu thereof, in Addition ,to any Inland ptage IrbiCh may arise upon the Internal Conveyance of the tters. "And the same . Act contains the following Regulations, viz. : Ship Letters may be forwarded by the Parties,themserves. Sect. 3. The Postm-aster-Geneial shall receive Lettersdi rected to Places Abroad, bo'th within, the King's Dominions and Kingdoms and Countries beyond the Seas, from,Person*s who may be desirous to forward them themselves upon Pa yment of a third of the Packet Rates, and sliz4ll. mark the, Postage and return the Letters to the Persons, who may forward thent'by any Vessels, not being Packet Boats, With out Penalty. • Persons Licensed to collect Letters. Sect. 4. Add the Postmaster-General shall and may Li cense Persons-to Collect Letters to be so forwarded upon Pay meat of the aforesaid. Rates, so as.suell licensed Persons shall previously hring the lette;•s to a Post-Oillce and pay the Rates,—and all CoffeeL:. , :use Keepers, Tirolters, and others desirous of cdliccting Letters at their Houses, are hereby requi•ed to apply to the General Post-Office, in Lombard- street, - or to the several Postmasters at the Out Ports, for the said Licences, which will be delivered to them free of any Chargewhate'vvi% Agent's hi the Kin'g's Dominions and tountries beyond the Seas.' • Sect. 5. For the Security of Letters coming to Great Bri. tain, and to place them under the Operation Of this Act, Sect. 5 and 6, the Postmaster-General is to authorise /luso:1k ' Abroad' to collect Letters from Masters of - Ships and others, and to maks them up in sealed Bags of Parcels addressed to the Postmaster GenUal,.putting into the said Bags or Pareets a Certificate of the Number of Letters contain'etm tia: same, anti an Impression of the Seal which shall be -used, ,and the Date when sealed, and for their Care and Trouble the Mas ters to wlrsm fire Bags of Parcels-shall be confided fur Coll.:. veyanec to Gretit Britain, shall pay to inch authorized Per son at the Rate of 3s. British Money, for every 50 Letters;and so in proportion for a greater or lesser • The Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General in the King's Dominions, or Countries beyond the Seas,, the Colonial PorstmaSters, his Majesty's Consuls, or Vice Consuls, or where there arc no Public' Otiice." of these .Desuiptions, any other Publie Otlicers or respectable Person will be antho - rised by the Postinisler General to make up Bags and Parcels of Letters in the manner before described. Masters of Ships Sect. 6. Ave. to pay as aboVe for, the. Bags entrusted to them,, and on delivering the same in a perfect State at any Post-Otlice in Great Britain, will be repaid by the Postmaster the Sum of Money which they shall have so advanced, and also for their own Care and,Trouble the Sum of Tivo-pence pri Letter for every Letter or Packet contained in such Bags or •Pa reels. . Sect. 7. If any Master shall open' •'any Bag or Parcel en trusted to ur oat any Letter, or not duly deliver the Bag with the Letters at. the Post Office, of the Place ivlu he sf~all arrive, without wilful or unavoidable Delay, ev e ry Mas ter slat!! forfeit and .pay 5301. - Sta. 11. The Masters are required on their Arrival in Port, to sign a Declaration that ;'my have delivered all Let ters on board according to the Act, and until such Declara tion, the Officers are not to permit the Vessel 'to break Bulk, and every Master wilfully neglecting shall forfeit 501. And with re , pw, to Letters froin . Great Britain' to Coun tries abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to t a k e NOti ce , that if theyiaialt have on board any such Letter (except the Letters of ,their Owners) neither inclosed in the sealed Bags that will continue to be made up at the General Post-Office, and at the Out Ports; nor having the official Mark and Stamp, to denote that a ;tate : of ,POtage has been paid for the same, 'of which Stamp Impressions are eNhibited at every Post-Of fice), such Master shall as aforesaid forfeit the Sum of rive Pounds for every Letter. And the Officers of the Customs are, under this Act, to administer an Oath to every Master, that he has rot any Letters on board contrary to Law. Officers of the Customs: Sect. R. The principal Officers of the Customs at every Port are required to search Ships for Letters on hoard, con trary to the Act, and to seize them, and they are to be inti tled to a Moiety of the Penaltie..i. Sect. 10. Such Officers are required, to administer an Oath to every :faster outward bound, that he has not any Letters on Nord ....I:jell have not paid the Bates, not being the Letters of the Owners. A Declaration is to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of this Advertisement imme diately addressed •to them ;• and until such Declaration the Officers are. not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and (Sec. I 2) if any Collectur, Comptroller, or principal, Officer, hereby required to prohibit any Ship or Vessel breaking Bulk until the Provisions of this Act be complied with ; shall permit such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, such Collector, Comptrol ler, or Officer so permitting such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, shall forfeit or pay the Sum of Twenty Pounds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to the Informer. • Merchants, Brokers, and the Public, Sect. S. Will take notice, that if any Person whatsoever shall send any 'Letter or Packet by any Ship or Vessel of which he shall not• be the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or cam' any Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without such - official Mark thereon, the Person , so offending shall forfeit and pay 3/. for every such Letter or Packet. Sect. 14. Any Petson who shall forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put upon the Letters by_Authority of the Postmaster-General, with intent to avoid the Postage, will be guilty of a . Misdemeanor. • • Sect. 13. '.Rg several Penalties of this. Act to be recovered in any.CoUrt of Record with full Costs ; a Moiety to be paid to the King, and the other to any Person who will'inform and . sue for the same. Sect. 15. This Act does not extend to restrain the East India Company nor their Directors, from sending and receiv ing from their Governments and Servants abroad, Packets, Letters, and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Company, and of their GovernMents abroad in the manner accustomed ; but all Letters that are not the Official Letters and Packets of the East. India Company, are, liable to the Rates and Re gulations of this Act. This. Aet will be put in execution at the General Post- Office, London, and at all Post ()tikes in Great Britain, on the ilth of October, 1814 and in places.abruad as soon as may be afterwards. 'the Postmester General will feel it Kis Duty to enforce Pay ment . ef the. Penalties on every Breach of the 7 Law. By Comolaud of the Postmaster General, FRANCIS FRIELING; Sccrctery. . /r , k,..--- • /0 ~,,,, ~ viJ .4„ 7,t VILTLT,ILLING-0:TI, E . , &pt. 28, 1S 14. . . . . T HE COMNISSIONEnSffor VICTUALLING Ills .:11.4.1ESTI"S do hereby give Notice, *That on Tuesday, the tuts of October ne:rt, they gill be ready to reetive Tenth-rain writing (sealed up), and treat for Plitt. Tonspf BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, and Two Ilundred To.ns (if:7luscovApo 513G,111, to be ycspectively •• 6 • answerable to Sanyles(oL not less thanlwo_ pounds weight each) to be prodnced lyifis Tandeis,. and to he delivered in the-space of a Month - Lilo hlis Majeity's Vii-tualli4Storfs at .Deplfond ; and also for Two Thousand BOLTS' of'FLAGS, Ar • the use of .the:Cooperage, to be also answerable to Sefinplq to Ge produced witli the Tenders, and to be delivered in the space of Twelve 21:1 - onthd, from ti ;se to time into the S'Otes before-mently;ithd. The whale to be paid for b'/. Bills payable kith Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the. Coteracts Play be sten a!! the Secre tary's Office. , • V re :id will be had to "any Tender in which the Price shall :2,0t Le ::.rse;;Wd irl 4c , ards at le.?gtt,rtr . that shoo ao be deliverid , to thil3oard bPAre Out',4O'Cloci On . the said Tuesday, the Ilth of October :next, nor unless the Person who niahes tho render, or some Person Old itiS belay f, attends, to itteswi7r whit called for. rICTUALING-OFFIOE„Oct. 3, 1814. T HE COMili/SS/O.NE'RS fir I'ICTUALLIN His -11.11JESTY'S ..V.4l'Y do hereby ;(,..iPe - Notice, That on y'aett4, the )844. 105tr,;.41, - they will be ready to rrecive'Ten(ler,t in writing (sealed up), and treat for, ONE FIUNDRW '4'IIOUSAND LE,LO Sof WI:ST-INDI A RUM, to be dflivereddaty free /from warekouSes in -which tte stinze have been bonded), in the space r!,f nit eath nto his Majesty's „TrietuallingSl'ores Pl,•aiweth ; aml to be /laid for by Bills, payele 'after date. Ninel y Deys ne Conditions of the cuntract may he seen a! the ,Sperc- tart's Office. No regarel;will be had to any Tender in which the' .Ptice :shall not t i c . ;ieserted in l'emi7s• ttt lea!;* t h ; or that !hall ndt be delivered to•the Brakd before One o'Clock on Tam. day ,th s i ,13th' ; nov‘unle:i.s. the ,Per.so?, who Fakes the Tender; o;v i sonte Person 1;71 /1: attends, to an- suer rotten palled for. 7 - flc i U_ll,f 1:v6 ;2 111/ . .,v (le. t. .'„ 7 Tv • . Till --,- ; CO 31131 Ls ro 1I IC 4I.LLING , :TI.:-LIES .1 7 'S give Nutice," 2",iat on Fl:id(rils 14t' Install', hcy e•i/ 6e ready tr. receive. Tenderis• scaled np, awl tr,.(tl ,for . PRED • QtAtiTERS of NEW PALE a d Two - HriNDltti) QUARTERS of 'NEW CLOSE-liRIXD .ANIBER MALT, to • be answerable to Samples (iy ; Itut less than One Quarf each 6 to be prodooed wi:ih the Tenders ;' to be delivered in a Fort nie,,ht into hi.9.2l.lajcsts , Victitalling Stores at DEPTFORD ; and to be paid fur by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety dtz,s after date. of the- CintigEd : may 6e'arcE Et die. SC cretary's No ;•e ,ward will be' had to any Tender in which the Prke shall not' be inserted in words at length, or thqt shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Fri day, thc;l4th Instant, nor unless 'the PersOn who Makes the Tender, or some Person on .his behltilf attends, .to answer when called fin•. ABERNETI - 11"S SURUICAL WORKS. This Day was published, :in tiro. the Third Edition, Cs hoards, of - - ifitGICAL OBSEItVI.ITIONSonDISEASES resinnbling, ..+7ITI - 1ILIS; and oil Dhea'scs of the' UltE- Ti - 111 . ,:l. • • • - By JOHN ABERNETHY, F. R. S. &c. &c. . . , AssistanC.Surgeon to St..llartholom,ew's Hospital, Teacher of Anatomy and Surgery. - • • Printed• fccr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterauster-row, • Of whom may Inc. had, by the same Author, i. Surgical Observations on Local Diseases, ,; 1 1 - o.• the Third Edition, price 7s. hoards. _ _ -, - - 2. On Tnmoars and on Lumber Abscesses, in Svo. price Gs. boards. s. On Injuries of the Head, price is. hoards. 4. 4natoulicid Lectures, in-Svo. price 4s. 6d. brsards.. FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER. 2s. 6d. Bs. 10s. (id.' and zds. per Bottle. .„ rinIOUSAINIDS of Ladies and Gentleman who have used PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL, have -deplored . -A theywill use no other: Oil. is proved the beSt and while-; sourest Oil for the hair ; is so great a nourislier, iMproving, preservin.•, and beautifying:the hair.of Ladies and Oentle men, and Children ; and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off Ur turn grey, and Makes weak and short hoist grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair as soft as silk, and keeps real or false hair in beautiful curls; where there is hair by.nature, and-it has got thin or bald, by, usjn,l,, , . Prince's Russia Oil regular:y,' if the least roots, will he restored.— Thousands of (;entlernen that tvere bald 'hare declared ' .after using Princ e 's R uss i a Oil regu l ar l y f or s i x mont h s, the bald places became covered with hair. . . Sold wholestle, retail, and' for exportation, by, the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, Joins-street, o,ford , :street, London ; , and by most vriricipai Perfnmer's and MediCioe Venders. CAuttoN.,.--There are many who have used Russia Oil with out benefit, on account of being taken in by the impostors, who sold them counterfeit; particularly in the 'N'ountry ; therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil ; and in the Drreotions and Bill sealed .up with each Bottle, it is proved, whoever sells Russia Oil, under any pretence What - ever, that is not - Prince's, are Impostors, as - selling coun terfeits to their customers. It was an observation of the FAMOUS NINON D'ENCLOS, that Ladies from 30 to 50, when thil - could wear their own Hair, , were reckoned the fibest - Women which is FOUND OUT AT CAST. Grey Hair or Whiskers ehairreil immediately to Dark - I- - Brown or Bla c k. Hundreds of Ladies who use to wear False Hair, because • their own became Gry, have l e ft o ff th e False Heir, and now wear. their own, as it certain/y.isAS great addition, for (without doubt} there is not any thing makes them look older than Grey or False Hair. Also, thoa sands of Gentlemen who used to have Red or Grey Whiskers, that WAS a great disfigure to : them, are now quite dark,' from their using. Prince's Improved Dye,, prepared with spirits, which is the only innocent and wholesome Dye ever disco ' vered ; dyes Grey Hair, or Red or Grey Whiskers, home- . diat , ly, to dark Brow n or Bl ac k, on' an improved principle. Caution.—As th ere are ,ses-2ral ,spurious Dyes mow which arc prepared with Caustic, dangerous to else, and in to the health, and 'makes the Hair and IVhiskers turn' Purple ; therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's Iris ► proved Dye, a guinea a bottle ; or two bottles for 21.; or one dozen 101. CAUTION.—The Cover of each bottle is printed in golden itih.llirvctiuns are sealed up tvith each bottw, so that any one can dye their own hair with case altd,pleasure. To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the. country, by sending a remittance by post to_ 11r. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street, lAmdon, will send by return of ,coach tp 4iuy partof the kingdom. ".• • : _`s ' rPlitct sixpr,NE-TiAf4l4tNi% • TATE 1,40 T 12,81tY of 6,f.;60 K6TS. No .0. All to lie &awn in One Day, 15th OCTO.• 1311 t, 1814. SC:11.?.111E. of • i;00 0... 3 ' • ..... 560, , 12 • • • 100_ it ~ ,(1 . . 20 100 5,860 n.. . . . , _ 6,0f10 _ Pliz'es. .t. . T7CKEI'S and SI - I.,> k re selling by - RICH it' GocpLuc.:. and Cu. ContiNetor, for the Lottery, Mires, the Corner of Bitiik:aniliiing-s, CortihiP, an :,.....:,.• the Kitties Illew , , chayi iig _,,,,, . .. Where they sal:; 1 he fo!iw.vi..gCAPl ' Alt PRIZES i•t the L'i.l'.. Lottery, which finished dritWing -47th Seinettiber: L.10,c,(,;.) No. 6,i co. 7G3. No. 9, ...... Iu Thitty-,3ix Sl:ares. RomATIc SPI RIT of VT -'., ( Invention of Mk. H./..NRY, sur: . ess:velmprovemenz., to tlic, bi;st.es, I'v - ruction; con: 1,n,; to be prepared and sold by Messr. Maniu:nrin t :: f;hemist Manchester. . • This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, jitned I%.jth the most pleasant Aromatics and.ethcaciuus Antiseptics, may be kept unimpair ed in any Climate and 'for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for affording relief jn liead-acus, Faintings, &c.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refteshing in crowded rooms,. in places of public resort, and in the apart- Mcuts of the sick. It cuuntjaers, also, the infection of Coll tagions Diseases. • . , As many spurious and inferiar preparations are sold under ,the same and sine:-.:r dines_, the Public are reipieSted , to serve, as the only p roo f ofits being genuine, that the names of Messrs. Henty, Manehe,ter; are - engraved on ti oi sta m p.' The 'AROMATIC SPIRIT of I , ll\ll:'CiAlt, in bottles, price 2s;Pd. each, stamp inclutP , d, is. sold wholesale and retail Bayiet and EleW, - Cockspur-stroei, (the of ly Agents in Lon don authorized by the Proprietors): where may be had, Sponge Rimes of (gold, Silver, and Carneiian, Crystal, Rai. • Viso, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles, dt 2s; Pd. and larger, wit:l glass stoppers, at' , ls.Cd. each ; their • names being on the styli:Ts., • - • P 13.1 VA TE C RES POND CE. gAMBURGp', SErT. 30.----Mr. Foster, the Eng lish Minister at the Court of Copenhagen, who returns to Englandduring the absence of the 'King of Deninari - , at Vienna, sets off to-morrow from Hamhttrgh, Where he has arrived. ' The King and Queen of .s:veden 'mint - tied from Gottenhurgh to. Eitocishohn on the :22d of seH• ,tember.. CrowoTrinee remains at Gotten burgh, to settle affairs of Norway. ..POliticians are very an:•:i(Jus to li'flow the course of proceeding that will be adopted at the Con gress of Vicuna. It is still unknown whether the bases, as arranged by the Plenipotentiaries of the principal Powers, will, be publicly discuised in Congress, or • only annoitnced for approbation. , --- In truth, the mode of pfoeeeding may he supposed . to create no little dirfiettity. The following extracts from the Gesrmati Ob server, of the ?Ist Of-Beptember, with iefcrenee to this great .Assembly, ace interesting :--- • " The future settlement of the• equilibrium of 'Europe, the final arbitration with regard to cone-• . tries and provinces whose fate has not yet lieen definitively decided, the first bases of the Ger manic Constitution, are now. the great ; topics Which attract the attention not only of the Vienna public, bat of. all Europe. Here time best hOpes .are entertained of the Congres;s; audit is trusted, that in 'spite of all the difficulties in the way of • the' work. of peace, as complete it general balanc2 will be establi.hed as circumstances will Qermit. The intelligent are also convinced,_that even the delay of the Congress, th,ougli may have occa sioned a prolongation of, the provisional state of many provinces;was necessary for the most weighty reasons, and kill upon the whole prove to• have been highly salutary, Of Theprincipailtalian powers, the follow ing arc the Envoys who haye - been' some time here :-.7--The Couut S. Mariano, from Sardinia ; the Prince of Rocca Roinana, charged with a special mission from thy: Court of Naples ; and Cardinal Gonzalvi, from the Pope. " Of Spanish Diplomatists there has also been for some time here. Dan Perez 'de Castro, who, in the annals of the Cortcs, and in the discussions "on the Spanish Constitution, was known to be a temperate friend" of constitutional freedom and a , limited monarchy. More recently has arriVed the Chevalier Gomez' Labrador, the Envoy Extraor dinary of his bitholic I'dajesty. • " The following is a list of the diplomatic per - - .sonages who have hitherto arrived Fir En land.—Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Ender Seteetary Cooke, Messrs. Planta, Ward, Mei vy, Montagu e , and Mbrier. - Foe Reissia—Count Nesseko'!e, Minister- for:Fort.ign Affairs ; the Russian Counsellors Von Anstett, and aulrakolf.. For Pnwirz.—The Chancellor Prince Ilaidenbcrg, tine Prussian Conrsalors 3lesrs. Von Humboldt and Von Zerhoni'di PO3ctti, Von Stdgeman, - Von Jordan, and Lit:A.- General Von Kuesebeck. , • For Spain.—Tbc Cheya.lier. Gomez. Labrad o r, with his . two Secretarie Messrs. Mzz.chado and Bustillo ; Dun Castro. • Sardinfd, find 2V'apICS.----('.olint S. Mai' Zan° froni the Prince Of R occa .1?..0in alit, and the of C S from I ,apies Conlalvi i fro m t!le ' Pope; the Commander Buffo, and the 1.),.:1;e of: Serra-Ca- ' priola, for Sicily. States . of' Lombardy. —The Marquis Malaspina di,...Samitzaro, Deputy front Pavia; the Maccpiii Luigi , Cavriani, train Mantua;, Count Gi useppe Pi e t ro Porru, trout Como; t d ip it o jiadniaro, .quis Luigi Dail, and Count Moticelii Strada, front Cremona ; Count Silvio Martirugo wild Mr. Giacinto Mumpiatci, from Brescia: Minor German Slates.--Mr. Von Gagern,,a ilistinfuishe4 writer, for Orange-Nassau; Mr. Von Gartner, as eovuy Irma 3G German Princes, to r e p resen t th e i r shattered rights ;. the Duke of Saxe-Weywar ;'`the Prince of Sahn-Kvrhurg ; Von Zobel, forSm.e Cobur g; th e Electoral Prince of Medi lenlmrg,Strelitz ; Mr. Von Marshal, for the Duchy of Na,;.,,,, ; Mr. Gunther Von Berg.for the principality of Schatnnherg Mr. Vou Kirchhauer, tor Hohenzollern Siegmaringen • the Baku Vun Ocrzen, for Mecklenburg Strelitz ; Cuunt*:l'lnu ster, for Hanover; and the Senator Mach, for Lub ec k. • For Sa.nony - .—Count Von Edling, r.Von Gersclorf, aml Counsellor Von Gortz. - For Bavarig.—Field Marslial Prince Wreile. For Iritrtemburg.—Count Von (iolltz, Counsellor Von Degen,, Mr. Sectoury pf e iff er, so d Count VO7l Sotqll 6 / 4 1. For Sz..itz . eriaired."--.Siessrs. Laborite anti I.l4.nger. ~~ :C) r,;(,!9,) 1 Mi kr _ 1118 I,•E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. , FerroSENT EVENING, Oct. 6, will rited the Traf.Tedy• Of 40'°,Air.co,.. ROMEO AND JUTLIET. ill 3rd,bubraS; Acid Juliet Miss O'Neil, of the Theatre b eing her first appearance its London. ' athleti (fteirth time); a new Melo-Drama, in 1 ) , pr, Three Acts, called tst "''tr u '!"E FORFST OF BONDY. °qdvihe Merry Wives ' of Windsor ; with The Fo- 4 /s ~.i ATRks. ROYAL, DRURY-L.ANE. . . SIajeIYESENT EVENING, Oct. 6, Their ( it , stiev se. r%ants Will perform the Tragedy of 4tli o, lkii% x OTIIF;LLO. ~. ea.ll ; and Desdetnona, Mrs. Dartley (late Miss Smith). • 1:14 " .IVAl.lll eh will he added, the Farce of 1444'itltda.„ -HONEST THIEVES. • \lt, -7 ' 'l'el'3' one has his ' Fa ' n ' it ; with 'The Wood ► yRr72-------____—_____i________ kt t , 40.11 S I, THOMAS JONES, was de-• N t. tiN." l 'Y N to 1 4 , ; , I, s . ~ .-vri N, ,e -- ctott, Constable, in the act of explod- ); 4 44,` , igh t. ," HALLS, in the Theatre Royal, Drory d.:.;lit„ for t1;_°! , ,,941e of which a young Lady was seriously OZ, i4 %Of 4eol,vice I have beQn held to bail. .But the . !1,, (1 1 ,_0t r ", :•%.l. heatre, and the vcoing Lady, in roust -I'7,24.iliteisio":.ll!l, and this being my first offence, bare 'OGA,'2%, 1 '4,flY consented to wrriinßAwr the r 4 . - 01 41 , 1 ,11 , ., 1 , _9(41 lily makin g this PLIBLie ACKNOW 141ii„°:1;',S FAVLT. O OH JONES. ow-street, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1814. 111,, , - --street, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1814. , , , 1.1 . , A , PA I „ . . 'At's' ',,L,LY.I\IO(7II:s:ING SELLING OFF. ':r INDIA ,WAREHOUSES, No: '!G, A 1., 11 , CHEAPSIDE. t i. t i 'le S4 l : . ;te e t s Q , c " ,:n p ti . tY 6i Black Iltmlbaz , ._.ens, 3!aek k,t, „,..1 . 11 a ,„ , , + „r Tics, Black i',luslins, Lemons, Parisian ,. :t11%14, Nl,-,,,c, .A)r the present' fashionable Dresses; - black 'endiii . tll 4 , /t p o en no Crapes, , Black ' Ne • ts', both figured and / 9 ,4h, 1 , - .' ~Ires, broad Black • French Lace, &c. &c. at :N l :e,, 1, r ' of the cope gulag Mices ; Ite , - are divided in small it•4l)ljtbe cOovenience of individuals of families, &e•; - ‘4l , ' Barg" gtlautit • f.p -- + 1 , • ii - ures [,nth ell and 1 , )1 . ,'; t , ti /e ~ ,). o ini-e( nii . . , ... tip s Il i . t . 'ast season's patterns, which me "t the at s",4l4's, 8e""olrY Shopi,eeper Priprietors oi I - loteis, ttltb.,. e.&e._Nti. Hi, Cheapside. ,l ''N'lv IIiELANO. . . . . •Illit•11(4,„ TH OUSAIs . D, OR. THIRTY Jp. , - A N ,,, k4l:,.'ity:l„,Nt..k„," POUNDS, WANTED upon . a 3.'FiE t'Al i. .,7tell s/ ;, 1 4 ,,E in IRELAND, containii.g upwarr.!• - of tii l ', l :tei i otte re ''• Acres, set to Solvent Tenants, who save 0 1 , 11 c1,,,,, ; , n ts, at a •./.0„i of 17 ,00!V . pee o omon. This . 1 44'r 1 4 ee wii„ t ` ) .t subiect to ;tnv charge, settlement, or !n -et ', kit2-.4d„,"er. 'l'! - .• interest till he made - payanle t lp '"‘",_., P d ; - or' Dublin• ApplV tti Thomas I). Atkin \4 -4 411 4 11- 'e, Dublin ; • wily will iatisfy a Lender in 't .... ' ° s to Title, V k li Li - , , d,A,ltt, 'PQ td ;7 PROPERTY users, to be in t\i!illti4ttite'r ,',.. 4 "tis, at the ‘VESTMINSI'ER CENTRAL r o.q,in , w . .4- tiont liaulimm-street, Strand; containing a 1 !!% . 14 11,, 1 :1 0pV, I , ;I' Ile principal LANDED and HOUSE 'tol - i, - ,"'t in „,;``'-el - now on Sale by Private Contract in \ - rt/r r iltr a ; , ' e t}' Part of the Kilig....loar. they'n inspection of l"44 t esd ay r.:" Perspicgoni LiSts, as are published 4ti-s, j wW 1 1,? 1 ng tit the Office, and which - ay be seen 4 4 '• • ue otonstrat e the value of them t m o be iiacal (AVl, • th t ( .4.,, y8 1, , , , . . , 4 4i 4 4 , 1 1 , 4 ", ,, 1 El oii i ;11 1 , N r - iitiryisli sat frrtN . G 10 il l - ' 4 ' . O N --e "r 11 y Maim fa cture in Great Britain, in whi ch tit:p,,,,,,,".114.1.1(4 .ENGLISH FLAX and COTTON are . ti l u 'ilir i l'''"d• Established iii 1808 . - • • 1,N 1 , / il i t , t,.Ure frees it from the, injurious coded Or chill k !,1 4 1) 4 41 1s 11/0 "e wear of Irish or other Linens, and the un iiilL44l)iuttv'l P is 4et iritr to Eabpies Made wholly of t'tit,tcm. •tvi4-coai,•,' '-ieittitifull Appearance, candy.' table *Wear, 1‘,41. AbOuti'q, it staini s uni-i called. k 11 " t t".1 1 ; 4 4 ( ..., thif the Price of Trish or (Albin- fine Linen, :, l'l ' 'z 44 ' ,1" ' ,reimus e , 15-4, ( ' he,ipsitlo, nezir St. Paul's te.1.,,1,`,11/s.'--'. g 9, Pall -‘1111. 'i,!!!,•/Te,,l,,i'le..ltaving now ' e ‘ x i-rienced several years ex:- '. 4 ,'''sli / ',' Pr o ,' sitperiotitv I,.e l ig so unit-frsally aelintiaV- (11:Nitrxt,e!ittor has no fiesitatann in pledging himself Y• ),14chaser who lig..y experience any defect in . _ t t()), . ~ • . ' 41iiI . ILt "'r . ki III,'" ' 11 - 1 -- S -.4 kg . 1 , • . .•AIN S, s'. Ll.. : • - 1 ,,, 1 t k, 41.: ~ ! alid.t.utered upon immediately, a ci"'IItICNIACI-IFI) f 101.; E, •-,1-iit:atitly situated , s*itittl ' 4l% il e il d tile To i"N , . stin,, ,i .• - ot thr-e Sitting - , 'l iti 1411 11 (; ; 41 !".1 r !` - ; Pro t it i. ° t ?'" . ', , light L C ') l n .o s s- l ets, - Sze. _ .wit . 11 suitable 't i ~ 4 , lt ist adjoil.:l‘e Garden, and an Orcha , td . ; together 11 4 " t tti ho ' I • I 4T. 'Pile neat of the whole is / al. per i 0 1 / 4. 4 q ',11% Venting' required, the present possessor -I ;!.t 41 °Oie :' rePlovi .1-i-telv to Town. ' .tl,l' It r i -- "•^ -, ‘Ppi,% ' N ' l m'• l3 ( ;II," 'opposite tfie India • ichulilardson,- ‘ Ch ° ariat r t . ;-s i treet, - Portland-place; uctioneer, St. Alban's. . 1 4 .''' b '1: 4 1.. 111' I-% ArAJFS'I'Y'S PATENT.. ( t 4' ‘ .tr ' t () irat e; ANITI- ViTRITION CONI POSl ,,,',a:4„th qt. r'. ,' '- ill %l i i,v.; (.! rrict;., ' '2) , .. tall otxr , .oil, or Grease, to present / v iit•i ) o4ch e : 3 " l " .1;1 Steaia..;;',i. , .:rine' s ; Machinery; M:!.s, i „ st, t i .f /e c ,,, }t torri'," It , "g* ~ n Cart;, &c.; instead of CoPPer , I. ', , f „ r ,tl - Cab"; .'3,,i's- Ptireeline and s:n - vice for Rigging, i 1 1i i . 11t t i .,, . 4- 4: 1- 11 ,. 0, ,,Z l i i t b us,..serv , •p o li s h e d Steel or , lrt i n i i - f , r t o i l l i e t 1;i Pe, 0 1P ul ~► L ii, l lllgs Troia the drret, am .10! ; 1, 1 4. tel l/ ,de save ii, :tit cases not'ess than three • 1,.. xcl . 11;`'ir' 14 ;1, usive of saving wear and tear, time, it t ''', lP •tte, 4 t./N:;qW•htido-iees,.at No. 40, Charing-Cross, ticar•the k i ''., ll t.N l ' , i P,/ 11 , ° oil, hy their appl.intment, at roost 11 ,( - 3,,(1,,tili c i, ;`e,rs, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers, q l , , I , i i i i. 41'41,1111,a1::: 'Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, 1 4 ,ti t !tcl k.("oloto;r-,1 Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon O . f- t,,, t it k b ity .'"it'dop, `' . °l - 's, S...aildlers, and Shopkeepers, m ic , t,q, i , 4 11,1 i 1 1 4 sk •:it . .woG, I; . , , Price - - • , 1,, Il k .44. •ii zm .'letts e.lch. 'ti /i ht t i,,•'wh 4! ~,, ,i'f)l( cone:Mils a quanUty sufficient to 6 tlii/,'4 Nix.`.''r'"'Llge Four times, with which it will c tii "itt. o. "tfUSAND MILES, and it will an- , - 11, i '5..-,. ',' °Portion fur all other kinds of work. ~,4 °Al\.---------- ~,IP , Pk, ' I'M \ \ .,7" ---- -----,, 14. ~ I•, ) '" ' '-''ACTORY,G', QUEEN-STREET, - 1(3\:,.1/1/.l,,i)ttizAvsll3E. . ,o' „,,,,,.,,,,,, 44 1 ~ , AlN,rs „nil COAL 'I'AR BROWN. 0 1 , ir r ttimil c). /1.. fi-• , vi l l1)• inos t ~l, ,i." 4, 'tt v ' Y inf. \ o , e 0 .icincion , t i:' , ll-iPlic "irn ii "rot the Pi ii - die, that the 1111:lettetrabit3 kt 4 iii l ll i Tli .i w ittl: ti 'erltal , a ;id bei.•,- -reuri,(l in Linseed Oil, i ,N ty, Te ;4, ,o(trlin'ra-e•t( all .',- '....,',ises of .Iseful Pairit -1,,i41.1,1 il,iqe,?ll,(',ollt.sitle.', wlt'vre.ll ' l ' L l atitisoltie ' atipcarailee, il 4t t'., t tZ't ~.'''.er I.l,;');,,ires.,,,ltsider,;tions. For Park Palings, 4ith‘(..4Zil lt e :Z i1e5,.(,)„:4!-Irim and Wood Railing, and Out -I,,ti;i4t/1'1`4::4. t'i r ' e, ts , f 5 h , "1•1, they are peculiarly adapted, as t, r, lit 1 1 1 , is ‘,; ‘leittlter in an a :tl)lllSiti ng degree; .0 4 , Y 1, r'''' arid Dry Rot, and will stand in hot (1 . ,!, I te li ''' t r ) , ; . "f the foltowin- et - doll's and prices, , viz. V l '. ittitt: I lls ?s• Per c w i• /111 ' . .. k c. „. -e; • • and 4"ti., t tl i , Atli :,, tia, , i ; • s I.; 1).t1 , ite,n. 1 .., ~,' N.' -, b.' Ati t , / , ,"Lep Cre,n, is. Gil. to :Is. per Ih. L 11.•. lie s cwt.; Chocolate, 1 1 ,. 11, f ' ' 4 s.; ~, ,I ~.. • ‘ -. s . kl'ti);"(1 r ', l ril r "r us, .2 -- ",.. , '. ' '•2 faint, Gt)s. ,Prepared. li. ; ' ; 'i tf ,ti, / ,:hi l , 4 "tv ii /. s .' , ~,. • ' ••• •: . ..r.ili . on. • . . Ir,qll ' , lt 1. • to /1 ' s. ' ,% • - . viz. common, IRs. per ii :!I il t u 'lT::, I v to /?gi p p t • le Per cwt They are Imthiapplicalrl . e to l 'i, l li t , / ' it i i ';''':i tlt l ' ,( e3 . , Nrotis Ti!es, Weather liptirdlng, 44 tr 3„ t i . itt tk De ,'1 gn)ti t1(1 or .water; particularly the ' 11 tl i 4 N t i • 5 lA. , Ittetly insoluble iir water . the Worm w N vi kei l i t mi,,i t .re it i s ~„ , 1 . • ... i '"a 40 )ti coloqr, 'l) t , "t 1 4 , ' I.' e . _. . 1 0 , -t , it 1, also or , c 'W etr ' 1 VRti 4Sily applied, requiring only to be .z9l/44,iii, p ai a cOl,lOl, tar hrtisii. , . itt 60 s. 11 tS are anticorosive, and may be had il~''~~ • c •