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4i ? !NI roct . • vl put% ;(1 i~ M+# ~~/f NtiIIBPR 6610.1 - THEXPItI: ROYAL, DRCRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 11, their lajesties Servaing Ivill.perfortn, (Ist time) a new Comic pera, iu Three Aett , i called - • NARENSKi• which will .be'athicti (I , lth time), a nisr Splendid Panto.: . _ . min)o, ca !hid HARLEQUIN HARPER. . . r t :r t o h - e rt r io u r o r t n i s c ‘ e. Harlequin Harper, and every Evening till TIIF.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, 11, will lie performed the Serious Opera 4 of • ARTAxERXES. After which-the Burlesque Tragic Opera of - BOMBASTES FURIOSO. ToWhich will be added (14th time), a near Grand Panto- mune, called • - 4 lIMILEQ'L'IN AND THE SWANS. morrow,- Love-in ; with -Harlequin and the ~kl-`l.„ 'IRE OF AN ATOMYt BLENHEIM-STEET, GREAT AIA ft 11.0111413 G y: ET • JURE SPRING COURSE of. LECTURES on „ ANATOMY; -PHYSIOLOGY, and sußGEity, will ,h'6o7'ueneed- on NIONDAY, the 2.oth of January, at Two • di gnat otttical Conver - zationes will we held weekly. when the ti e ; rent Silbjectf treated of will he dikusscd familiarly, and tir a'd s44l,, nts views, forwarded.--To these none but Pupils ca n Sp , t 1-n t d ri • „ . 4 ' 1 % Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and re p lete 1 3 11rp, n 't ~ Y convenience, are open ail the 'Morning for the , Dissecting and Injecting, whe re Mr. Dfookes at- Nils as ° , direct - the St:nth:ate, and demonstrate the various Th e dity appear on Dissection. g4lj„, 'ueonveniences usually attentling . Anatomical Investi p ar e eou tericted by an art iseptic Process. ,PPils - "eau — ay he accommodated in the House. qtr enien established in Practice, desirous of renewing An KnOwledge, may be accommodated with an ~„:„ .f t, lent to Dissect in .privately. 40RN s By- apa- Co. beg,ieave to remind the Puhlie, that the STATE Lorany begins Draw agr "NEXT,' and that they have on Sale a grand. fr, r Selection of Capital Prizes. The increasing demand • 'ICKETS and SHARES at - their office, is far beyoull ti t • tic ;•oot sanguine expectation. very T:NSBY and Co. were highly gratified in the Last Lot ;7.Sharing among their Friends a 20,0W1. 10,0001. be- Nh„ e 7'Aos of 10001. :5001. 3001. tOtit. &c. iu t 0 . 41 and the Money paid - as soou as Drawn, at iNo. 26, erais a .-- ,, : ? r v i . r le e r s s en b t y . Poet or Carrier- executed on the same QUEE . .'S RIRTH-DAY. .• a FIBDING and - Co. request a continuance of the Public patronage, at their Offices, No. 1, CORN- . ~i 4 4 11 and No. 3, CHARING-CROSS, and remind their (1 1 : ‘ 4 ,( -*5 that the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY will begin co m ‘:'!'ll . NEXT TUESDAY, .16th of TINS MONTH; it :I;64ins Pour Capitals of , 20,0001. and 10,0001.—Eight of dud „: 1 4'0001. and I,oool.—with Twenty-one of 5001. 3001. and the First-drawn above 201. will also he fen . 41 1 ,1 - ", t ,q. 10,0001. all which may now be•obtaiued at PIDDING VE,„2' u .'s .0/fices, No. 1, Cm nhill, and No. 2, Charing *: " • r, 1tt7,1 4' C ountry Orders, with the amount, punctually e*.e- • W r Z i , MID, BURN, and Co. Stockbrokers, ik t,. t: t ir etiu llY inform the Public, that the ANEW STA rE ob a . c ''''s'stilig of only 12,000 'Pickets, will be drawn °u Ys, viz. the ist.h and =2Bth THIS MONTH. - . ~,,„._„• . THE,SCHENIE. CONTAINS . • ' ~ .. Prizes of.' ~ L.z6,d00 • - ci.: , . - ---- 10 - ,000 . 2 of. - TiT. 3,000 —Ar.,, s ; .. n. E. of. c il bat th e ,l (l SHARES, in great Variety, of Numbers, are • Ir °llice, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Lou- YT CONGRATULATION. C e Stock.;broker, "2, Cornbill, and 18, ro r l , ent cY-street, congratußttes the Public •on their 4,1 the ,`Une obtainin,, ,, the Two Twenty Thousands, and Th e - ( 4 1 „,r -great Prizes in the last Lottery, hrht No. i 'vo.• Last Prizes of 15,0001., the on!v Two of 60001. Zc il e l s * - 8,424, a Prize of 10,0001. were sold at his fortunate The - NEW LOTTERY - commenoes Drawing the 13th th e • and contaitis Two of 20,0001. Two of 10,0001: with „ 11 17,1 other Capitals, and only 12,000 'rickets. ' I CKETS and SHARES, in a variety of Numbers, are now "" Nide at the truly fortunate OttieeS as above. :I:B1SH solicits the Holders (Zany out-stand . itig. Prizes bditglit to either 4, CORNHILL, or. 9, ,PARING-CROSS,.to bring th::m for Payment,or Exchange t nfor Tickets or Shares in the I.OITERY to be Drawn " 1 2th oc THIS MONTH ; the Scheme of which contains 2 •• —1 .yes a -L20,000 2 P-izes 0f..... L 2,000 • ••••• • &c. &c. * * t t ,„! . Ntheines with Particulars may be had grati s , awl all p at ' t T i e , s in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dis t'Y at 4 , CO;ttii-ITLL, 9, CHARING-CROSS i MONTH, January, TIN STATE LorrEity BEGINS DRAWING. 'FPOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Prize i.bove L - 20. • , n,ictiARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. ye ll:, spectfun w; „ y inform . the Public, that the STATE LOT , ' .4 Y lb " 1 "gin Drawing 18th -JAN. VARY. The Second , gin • oc the UARY , THL CIIEME CONTAINS 2 ... ..... Prizes of 4'20,000 - 2 • 3,000 2 4 1,000 rlcl~&c. &c. &c. ` 4 OOl-"„L'S and SHARES are on Sale by RICHAR - DSON, tvry - "CR, and Co the Contractors for thepresent" Lot- Irjr at th eit Bauli-buildings Cornhill, and Cliacing te,43e'rWhere they Sold, in the Lotteries drawn last Sep eißlit sir N t'vembe.r, the following Capital Prizes, in Forty- 4,2n5 8,471 • L. 9.0,050 • Z-3,000 I 1 3 130 L. 500 •.. 1,000 7)522 • 500 Co ! the icy fangs of churlish Winter." COUGHS, HOAI'ISEN.ESS, ASTHMA, CON -THE, • summoNs, celebtated OXFORD LOZENGE is not Te'a ; ecrta• iu Cure - tor .Colds and Coughs, but a Pre-' y et of Catarrhal In(ectiou ;no other Medicine has ever Itll , (1' the P ower of. effecting such an amazin g. improvement ul);?e organs o f th e humane voice as this fragrant Lozenge.— .4 4 S n peakers in the Pulpit or at the Bar will find that the ne i e t lFgantaledici ne will clear th e voice froni A ti nus6inem,and render it me l o di ous, strung,ant.i flexi ouly is tequisite to convi nce th e ama t eurs o t tine siug its p o effects.. - , ttr",?.1,'1.,' w ho werful lesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Coclpur -4iiil Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; and Vade, No. 4d, t,oi by Sanger, 150, Oxford- street, London ; Mull 7 `"xford ; and b y every respectable vender in town and tnr Y, at 25.-tid. per box. II y .1:' iiin to ate ,211 O. ;0 4 ? ;lie ~, is ~r~ 4 ti e igo too h e if L. col arc --• le- , 6t;cl' tr ectl I e t.' i trU 9t ' l ;00 il , Jac 00 01 diV 01 ,1 ' " iM1)11 P t ' ,rt ,4iiect• pr r l 1 7 -1-jj t • t tot, . , , . i r _ ,- .t. ___.,._ / Alt% ,/ • - ''. 1,16”; c:: k..' , . , 5>. ~ --.:-. ~,, ,„", , ..,. I 7 ._ 0---, ...,,,,,,„,,„,?„, <, 4 , . -- ~,. • 1 7 \ 6, 1 , 1 1 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1314• CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JAN. 10, 1814. • THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable AIL tike Lords and otherg Commissioners foe nianaghis the 'affairs of leis Majesty's Royal !...!,,spital at Chelsea, to give No. tice that ail Out,Pensi.incrs belongire.; to flit! said 1 lospiral re sidineiti Lyndon, or within the District of - the Bills of Mor tality, are - required to appeal- personally and re4inientally, with their Instructions mil Certificates of Admissunu, at the Secretary's. Office, in the said flospital, on the. respective Days, and is their different Classes, according to their sever4l - Rates of Pension, as uadt-rwe►:Xioned, when attendance will be given from wine o'clock in morning until three in the afternoon, forthe payment of Half a Year's Pension in ad vance to Midstiminer next. • On Friday the 14th ofJanuary, • The Pensioners at f3d. per day, from the different regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, tat Regiment of Foot, with the re maining Regiments 'or Corps. Ou Saturday, the 15th January, • . • Those at 9d. per day, from the several Regiments or Corps above mentioned. On Monday, the 17th :►f lanuary, Those at Is. ptr day, from the ditfereut Regiments of "Ca valry, oot Guards, with thOse from the Ist Regiment of Foot to the 50th inclusive. OnTuesday, the.lBth of January. Those at is. per day from the 51st. Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments or Corps; also the Pensimn.r, from soy Regiments or Corps at ts. old: and Is. Id. perday. On WeiinTday, the 19th of January. The Pensionors at is. lid. is. 2d. Is. 21d. and is. 3d. per day.' - On Thursday, the 20th of January, Those at is. 31d. per day, with those at the different e rates to Is. 9d. per day inclusive. - . .. • - . On Friday, the illst of January. Those at Is. 9fd. to 2s. 110. per day inclusive. • ' On Saturday, the 22d of January. The Pensioners from the Militia at sd. per day, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities - from the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Guards ? also those Pensioners from the several Regiments 'who have' been admitted on account of blindness, whether at Is. per day, or upwards, whets the Hos pital Surgeims will attend for the purpose of aamining• all . such men, and report to the next Board upon any of them who may appear to be recovered or improved in their sight, the payment of whose pension is then to he suspended till the further order of the Board. _ _ Ahd tiat all Ont Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, who live in England beyond the District of the Bills, of Mor tality, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded; after-the 25th of, June next, -and after every suceeeding 25th of December, and , 2sth of June, until flirther orders, to apply to one of -his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in'tbe neighbourhood where they reside, and make the follow ing affidavit, which'the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, hefore whom the Pensioner appears will sign and date, viz. ~ • '. , • came before me; one of . his M.,jestys "Justices ;if - the Peace for the County of and " madeoatn that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of elieP. " , sea Hospital, on the day of . 17 or.lB , " from the Regiment of . ' commanded 4 . 1 b y ; -was then aged about years, served in " the Army years, was discharged for ' " and that he is no otherwive provided for by the Public, hut "as Pensioner of the said Hospital, at - - ,' per day, R " except his pay as a - . in the egimeut of Militia), and now lives in the Parish of " in the County of " Sworn before me this' . day-of f t .. .... - - ... And such of them as were admitted oii account - of blindness, are ordered to transmit - with them their half-yearly Affidavits, a Certificate as to the state of their sight, signed 'by an Army Surgeon, or other medical person resident in their neigh bourhood, but' in such distant parts, where a Medical Certi - ficate is impracticable, a Certificate from the Minister of the Parish to that fact; and to ascertain the continuance tot their blindness, will be achoittetL _ _ The Affidavit, drawn according to the above Form, sworn before, dated and attested t,p a Magistrate, is to be put np a cover and sent by thy General Post; directed za...uthr - 1-moden,-;thi.A raymastoe-titmerst of his Ma si }74- - ealcrnulcuar.m-acting corsxtLc a± ,j... " sea Pensioner's Affidavit.," and counterparts or duplicates` of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out . Pensioners respectively to he exhibited to such persons as shall be direct ed to pay them, together with their Instructions and Certifi cates of Admissiops in order that their claim to the Out Pen sion:may be fully verified and their persons clearly indentified. • And to the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs Of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied-that the Pensioners are the saute persons who have passed•t heir examination, it is hereby further directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments or Indepen dept. Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment-or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion in which they served last, but the Regiment, troop-or Corps of the Army from which they were first discharged, and recommended and re . ceived at Chelsea Hospital. The Pensioners are particularly to take notice that the half yearly payments after Christmas, are to be regulated here after, as to the place of payment, by the musters at Chelsea, of such only as reside within the bills of mortality, or the affi davits sent as aboVe after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsumffier payment is in like manner to be regulated by the musters or affidavits after the Christmas preceding. It is also ordered and directed,that no. person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or spe cified its his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his ponsiN)(ex:epting to the Officers of Excire nearest such place. abode) Stall receive the same, unless it appears by the cer tificate of respestable persons that such removal was through unavoidable necessity; which he or they - could not foresee or • prevent. , And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ceive a double payment of the pension, either at Chelsea or at different places, he shall be struck off the lists ; for the better prevention of which frauds,' each Pensioner is required to produce his Instruction Papers'at the time of payment. Lastly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Pay-Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefittherefrom, who shall not act agreeably to these Orders and Directions, particularly in sendiog their half-yearly davits to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and -to no other Offi6e, which several Pensioners have of late-either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other departments. G. AUST, Secretary and Registrar. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Jan. 1, 1814. THE COMMITTEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND feel it to be their duty, on the late, signal and glorious Success of the zallant Army tinder tie command of,: the Marquis of•WELLINGTON, to call oil all their Country men to enable them to continue theltelief, which they have hitherto extended, to the brave 'meli who have been disabled.' and the families of those with have fallen in this important Conflict. This Institution, since its establishment at the commence ment of the present War, has afforded in honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation, t 6 niore than 16,000 Caies of Officers, Seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows, 'Or phans, or dependant Relatives. The, Committee, therefore; feel a firm reliane, that through, the generous sympathy of all rants of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile aims of its vindictive Enemy, '' the " BRITISH SEAMAN and SOLDIER. may still confidently tru,f, that these who are dear, to him while living, shall, ju " the event of his fulling in the sacred cause', find Friends and " Guardians in a grateful and generous Country; and , that " he who way be disabled in its defence shall not be.neglected " by those whom he has, bravely defended." 'I. P. WELSFOItD, sec. Subscriptions since the last Advertisement. Major M'Kenzie 1 1 1 0 Henry Clive - - Anonymous 5 5 0 Sir Montague Choiaiclrs, Bart Eiszabetti Fr.:aman, Collection at a Bali at Fareham, Hants 23 . 9 6 Capt. Rigg•—part of Balance from the Fund of the late Troop of 'Epping Forest Volunteer Cavalry 50 0 0 Lady Broke • 5 0 0 Suhce:iption at Margate, per Messrs.. Cobb and Son 25 14 0 Sir Philip Broke, Bart. Captain of H.M.S. Shannon 50 0 0 The Hon.. Lieut.-Gen. Ste‘Vart, co mmanding 2d Di- vision of the Army under Marquls of Wellinxton 21 , o 0 Dysim Brother's, Willow Nall, Halifax 5O 0 - 0 Capt. Hail, Royal Navy From a Troop of Suffolk Yeomanry lO 0 - 0 One Day's Pay of the Officers, Noh-commiisioned Officers, and Privates of the 2d Garrison Batta lion, Dtkblin snbscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by the re spective Bankers. ANDREW MAJENDIE'S ESTATE. AMEETING of the CREDITORS of AN.: DREW MAJENDIE, late of Madras, Merchant, de. ceased, w7ll held on FRIDAY, the - 18th Day of February next, at Twelve o'Clok, at the City of London Tavern, in Bishopgate-street, when and where all Persons having any demands an the said Estate are requested to attend, with the securities they hold, for the purpose of haring the Debts lir quidated. GREGG and CORFIELD, Solicitors to the Executors. Sliinner's Hall, Jan. 10, 1314. PitTENT FLEECY HOSIERY, manufacured y HOLLAND, WAISTELL, HORTON, and Co. the Patentees, and Manufacturers to their Majesties; No. 99, High Holborn ;• who also manufacture' Cotton, Worsted, aid Lamb's Wool, in every article of under clothing, for both Ladies and Gentlemen. All their articles are made of the best Materials, and of acknowledged superiority of make and shape, and_ may be bad of the most respectable Hosiers in Town and Country. The Patentees feel it a duty they owe the Public to apprize them that a spurious kind of Fleecy Hosiery is sold by some Hosiers, which can neither wash nor wear well. A CAPITAL CONCERN in A BREWERY at DOVER TO BE DISPOSED OF, and eatdved upon immediately, one I of the Partners retiring. TO BE SOLD, ONE HALF' PART of- that very apciently established, and most respectable , BREWERY in DOVER, carried on by Messrs. ROBERT and, NATHANIEL WALKELYnow 'in full flourishing Trade. Ur . ati d. havesina - HouSesv'enany of them particularly heal aieensfonre?N - iiict; possessing a considerable private Trade in Strong and Table Betirs. • The Brewery,„which is worked by Steam, and Com plete in all its arrangement, for carrying on a most extensive • Business, combines great powers and facilities, with a system of economy that enables the concern to he conducted upon a limited scale of Expence peculiarly advantageous, and which few Brewers of this extent will he found to possess. The I Malt-houses, Store-houses, Vats, and alt the Aiipendages, are I capacious and numerous, corresponding with the respectabi lity and magnitude of the concern.—The late Dwelling- house of the retiring Partner, which forms a genteel and most ex cellent Family Residence,, lies contiguous to the I3rewbouse, and may by taken by the Purchaser.—The Proprietor will 'ac - commodat,•the Purchaser with a very considerable part of the Purchase Money on Mprtgage ; and particulars may be known by.application to Mr. Sliipdem, Solizitor; Dover. Bth December, 1813. • SIXTH EDITION.oF -FARRER'S CORDERY. This Day was published, • A new Edition, price Two Shillings neatly bound, ,c O O ll, ll l A D E s E il itT C A O L o L , 0 ? LO ct I tcUe Century oEf . . - Corderius' Colloquies in Four Looks: the two first accouv , p4 . ltAleci with a Literal Translation. To which are added, Two Vocabularies, the first of which contains the Conjunctions, Prepositions. Interjections, and the more common Adrerbs;.- that occur in this Selectiou the second, the -NounA, Pro nouns, Verbs, Participle 3, I.nd the less common Adverbs. AlSo a Scheme of Latin Numbers. • the Rev. JOHN FARRER, Formerly Master of Witton-le- Wear Schobl, in the County of Dm ham, awl late Vicar of Stanwis, Cumberland. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32; Paternoster-row. BISHOP HORSI.ErS WORKS. This Da) was published, In Octavo, price 7s. in boards, . Ist. rrHE CHARGES of SAMUEL HORS LEY, L. L. D. F. K. S. A. S. late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, delivered at his several Visitations of St. David's, Rochester, and St. Asaph. 2d. SERMONS, in 3 vols. Bvo. lt. 7s. boards. ad. SPEECHES in PARLIAMENT, Bvo. 15s. boards. 4th. TRACTS in Controversy with Dr. Priestley, 14s. boards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, mid Brown ; F. C. and Rivington and J. Hamilton, London; J. Chalmers, Dundee; A. Constable and Co. and J. Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. This _Day were published, By Longman, Hurst, itee;, Orint;, and Brown, Paternoster- row, 1. A N ENGLISH VOc ABULARY,iin which the Words are arranged indiscriminately; designed • as' a Sequ'el to the Scholaes Spelling Assistant, for the. pur pose of grounding young Persons' more effectually in Spelling and Pronunciation ; to which are added, Miscellanies, uu the most useful and interesting Subjects. By THOMAS CARPENTER:- In 12mo. price Ss. bound. • 2. The Scholar's Spelling Assistant, 'wherein the Words are arranged on an Improved Plan, according tp their respec tive Pu iciples• of Accentuation ; in a M;.!lner calculated to familiarize the Art of Spelling and Pronunciation, to remove Difficulties, and to facilitate General Improvement. Intended • for the Ilse of Schools and Private Tuition.. By Thomas Carpenter. Ninth Edition corrected and improved, price Is. 3d. bound. 3. The New Ortitographical Assistant; obr, English Exer cise Book. Written on an improved Plan, for the more speedy Instruction of Young Persons in the Art Of Spelling . and pronunciation;pronunciation;intended' for the Use of Seltools. By 1 Thoinis Carpenter, price 22. 501114 CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS, A Medicine unequalled' by any in the World, for the imme diate Relief and gradual Cnre of COUGHS, COLDS, - ASTHMAS, &c. • N common Coughs, which are generally the • J u. effect of Cold, it gives immediate relief, removing those troublesome irritations, or, as they are called ticklings in the throat, which .are so tormenting in this complaint, acting- as a constant stimulus to coughing, and in quieting those convulsive excitements, and causing the afflicted to breathe and speak freely. It prOcures rest and sleep its an eminent degree; and strengthenstthe constitution, which enables it to repel an enemy, whose attacks are frequently followed by the most fatal consequences: Persons afflicted 'with - Pulmonary Complaints, or disorders Of the Breast and Lungs (eyed in the most advanced state, and at the must advanced period of life), will find instant relief. In Asthmatic Or Consumptive Affections, (recent or chronic) Hoarsedesscs, Catarrhs, Wheezings, and Difficulty of Breath it will give immediate ease. Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obstruc tions in the Glands, are with ease and safety discharged by • gentle expectoration. It is also admirable in Soreness of the Breast and Stomach, giving present ease in ttnise eases. Sold (Wholesale and Retail), only by Ed wards, G 6, St. Paul's, Sant,ver, Oxford-street, and 'Putt, Exchange. - CAUTION. None can possibly be genuine but those having the stamp in the name_ of SHAW and EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church-Yard, to imitate which Is Felony. • Price only is. 9d. and 46. Vd. per bottle.,, [PRICE stxpr.Ncr,:nAtrrrilqVi% ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Dcc. 20, 1813. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Sesion tlf .oye7 end Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of. fences committed on the High Sena, Me Juri.vdiction the rldmirally of England,wlll be held'at Jwqice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the 2161 , ,f Jan. 21e..11, at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. . J. TP. cliotizn, EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, JAN. S;lgl4. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Muntks sof January and Fvlik uary, 1818 ; viz. Credit of Aids, 1812, 52 Geo. 111. cap. 114. Supply, 1813, L. 10,500,000, 52 Oeo. 111. cap. IG. TO LE PAID OFF. liE LORDS COMMISSIONERS Of` lIIS MA‘D - 7STY'S TREASURY having given directions for iriyins wt` the Principal of the abovernentioned EXCHE- , BILLS with the interest ;due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the receipt of Eichequer,'New Palace yard, Wes illinster, On Friday, the 28th day of January in stant. Attendance will IA given daily 'Suridays. and 1.10- days excepted) until, and including Sa!anday., tht stain, from ten o'c'.(!ck in the morning, till one in the af ternoon, for the purpo , e_ of receiving the same; and, fur' the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills ale desired to place each &escription of Bills in separate Lists (which are t.J be obtained at this Office) classing thenrin the Ordei of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount be ing numerically arranged, and specifying , the prineiPal sums and interest due thereou, computed from, but exeluclhig the days On - which they are respectively dated, to the said' 48th day of January inclusive,. when the interest will cease; and the said bearers (being. holders or net) are indispensably required to indorse each Dill with their usnal signatures ; and to write their names and residence at the bottoni 'of each separate List; and they are moreover required- to at tend the Exchequer Bill'Office for payment, and to reeeiie the . new Bills, and give the receipts for the same, If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment of the inincipal and interest, Previous to the said 28th day of January, they may be accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to he paid, and leaving. the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of. having mew Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payinent of principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of =their lists, delivered on or before the 22d instant, may , he accommodated with new Bills, carrying. au interest of three pence half-penny by the ,day, on _every on 6 hundred • pounds, which said new Bills bear date the ;aid 28th day ofJanuttry, and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be Exchanged, on Saturday, the 29th day of January, and the following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to January, 1813, have been advertised to be paid off, and the interest thereon • has ceased. NINTH EDITION OF GUY'S ,51.).1i.'LLINO' This Dzty was published, A olp-eo.rr-v.tlitionwat 4 , c4hy imp °Vita, orrlii. inent.ed with numerous Cuts, 1.1:e prier ls. 6d. bound', GuY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING BOOK, 'or an' Introduction to Spelling and 'Reading, in Seven Parts, coOtaining a great variety of easy Lessons exactly adapted to the capacities of Youth, and arranged in a new, easy, and pleasing order; the Tables of Words are.divided and accented according to the purest modes of pronunciation. By JOSEPH' GUY, Author of the New British Reader, School Geography, &c. " Mr. GUy seems perfectly to understand the powers and .nature of the infant.mind, and the best means of-enabling it to :comprehend the value of letters ' syllables, and words, with their relation to things. He has had experience its teaching, has reasoned on his experience, and evinced his knowledge in arranging this Spelling Book. We have com pared it with Mayor's, and several other generally-esteemed first books for children, and found it in almost every particu lar more simple, more congenial, with the language and powers of the young mind, and better adapted for, instruc tion than any other work of its kind. The spelling and read ing lessons are placed,on opposite pages, and the selection of the latter is - such as must naturally expand the mind, and improVe the morals of children."—Antiiacoltin Retie*. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, and C. Law, Are-Maria-lane. Where may be had, by the same Author, New Editions, now • , - • ready for delivery, of The New British Reader; taTiat 4s. English School Gram mar, Is. Gd. red. - -School Geography,' 3s. red. Pocket Cyclo- Pcedia, 7s. 6d. bound. School Cyphering Book, 4t0..35. ad. THE THIRD EDITION .OF GUYS GEOGit.A.2III - . This Day w . as published, The Third Edition, enlarged, much improvcd,and hvidsomely printed. Royal iglu°. with seven correct :daps, price 3s. bound in red, GUY'S .:CFIOOI4 GEOGRAPITY, ona new, easy, and improved plan; c•nuprising not only a complete general Description, but much Topographical In formation, in a well-digested order; three distinct parts, and yet forming one - connected whole. Exprcsly adapted to every ilg - c and Capacity, and to every Clay's of Learners, both iu Ladies' and Gentlemen's Schools. By JOSEPH GUY, Late Professor of Geogr . itphy in the Royal Military College, • . 'Ur . rai Nlarlow. We flunk this work entitled. to unqualified approAtion. It unites utility 'with cheapness. Its method is simple and. practicable, and well acapted'to the first wants of the outs!. Mr. Guy is 'already known as the author of some other works of.a similar nature, and this will add to his merit in that spe cies of composition."—Univ. Mag. April, I$):0. The Maps, aria handsome royal _drawing paper, neatly co loured, are sold separate for the convenience of Teachers', price 2s. seWett. . If.* The Publishers feel themselves warranted in calling the attention of Professors to this - excellent Manual of Ge:)- graphy ; since its first publication in. 1819, 20,000 copies have been sold, and its superiority over other works of tlie _kind is becoming daily more manifest—the - last year's sales being double that of any of the preceding. In thiy Edition many improvements have been added, the List of accented Geographical Names is, greatly enlarged, lunch original mat :ter respecting the extensive Empire of Tonkin' is annexed, the Book is printed in a superior style on the best paper; and tin, whole forms a most perfect and highly interesting School Book. Printed for C. Cradock.and l W..Joy, 32, Paternmter-row, and U. Law, Ave-Maria-lane. Where may be had, bythe same Author, now quite,ready for delivery, New Editions of The New British Reader, price 4s. The New British Spell ing Book, is, 6d. English Grammar, Is. 6d. red. Pocket C.:clopredia, 7s. 6d. hound, School Cypherini Buck, 4W. tid.