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Holland ; Lady ,porenti; . str ari ley ; ecate, Mr. Bellamy ; First-Witch, :44, ; . c'Hd %Witch, Mr. liiii , -lit • Third Witch, Mr. i . 741, lit; y b 1 sin,, . 1 1, 1 : Ilt r ''4'g Wit I IN. ... sim., itches --Nlr. Phiiipps, Mr. Pync, Mr. 'Si, 'ken ) , Ili”, Air. 'laniard, Mrs. Diclions, Mrs. ',will be ' rs• Orge r , & c . s x. ,1 a r d ; le d, a Comic Drama, in Two acts, taken 0 4; the French . P4r, „ . 3F -AN DE Prlli c l a S. t • . 4ki.V. Q lr.ls. V .T t r i . Elli ston ; Seneschal, Mr. Lovegrove ; !\;14_14 1 A 4v4 r ,. ,'''.,'"rk Larry 111 `fLiubbius, Mr. Johnstone ; ~,,91.g.,,:.L. airs. Edwin; Olivier, );;;t4i, ( ,; ( ' l nic D. • Miss Kelly ; LO -- t , b. ‘a , :ca of Jean de Paris will be repeated Nll . . Kir 4 ! Ttl'e,,fi'lg Richard the Third . : Gloucester, Mr. :11e.T,43,1, I'lic Fair 'Penitent, when ,tiss War-• j4iy,,,•. iti...itre !lova! D' 1' 'll make her first „31 4 r, . , , no 111, will I, l ,, t tlN A, ' 41 It b:viiii-,iit. ride the Character of C.11i5t , a .. .-0 . u rt '‘,,"'l,,L 4, t _, . be: Count Belino, Mr. Lianai . 44%11,1i1,..‘0cth Macbeth Mr. Kew,. 1 -.114t .ft,,rpiree. has he ' e long in active prepara- Prudnced in a few danys. r ~ a sIXP/Mc E -rr A r}l,l7,l4fcir TATE' LOTTtli s.iooo IV to beDv4wil ii2.ONEDkli, 4ot h ..7:-:(YVV:sWE;t; 1314. • ' SCLIEMS. 2 Of L:IP,000;;- ..are • ,L. 32,000 71,4•0i4 • 6,000 234.0'1 - 4;000 4 .1,000 4,000 ,500 3,000 .300 l,BOO 200 1,200 1,000 ,I,ono 24,000 L. 80,000• • 911,1 i E BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, edited by ALEXANDER' i..11-1/ALM F.:RS; F.S. A. Vo -1 me 48, price 2s. in boards, wripublishitd'on - thc flan of Noveinta•r. "... -.-.4DAlne.diTY.qPtcrew; N0t..10,. 1 6' 14 . N9TICKis hereby givm,,that a Sessiait of 14, , ec ftnd Gaol Iktivery, fro the Trial of (V tent , e s i•On;nitifttd 41 , 1 ! Sens; within thc - Jmr;' , dictiot of tl ie .:dd m i.,.. l:e i t ,; of Eitgla?ttl;zoill 4 held at_ fitstire flail , i:- the Old Macy, elieceintr.r 2srr. t atZight -a:Clock:Us the Printed tbr Gclor,te Wilkie, No. 57, Pkitevtiosfer-r:iw, and the, rest of the Proprietors.--,01 whoiu Ma.): be. pi•e eciffiig Seventeen Volumes, • ' 7 . - 'lle Publication will be continued at the rate ot :a Volume' of about 500. pages every. two Months. 20 WII,LIANI B. MOUNTAIN, . SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-llill,..London, The. best .Accommodatiou- for Tr*vellers,iocq - Betis, choice Liquors, and iwidcrate J. fr. CROZE:II. 1,500 25.,,. VIC.7'U , II4.ING-OFFICE, Nov. ii, 14 , 14. T I COMP/1 S k NERS for VICTU,I4L ad Ills 2114. F.47,` 'S; N. 4 VY. do hereby give Notice, Thar on Friday', the 2d' of Dece . nrber - tAk , y will be ready to receive Tenffers in. I:l7ritingii - zvealerl up, and treat fcr - the Supply of such Qnanitties of goed• sound strong emd MUT eliantable. MADEIRA WINE, es may be required for Me Seridec of and Vessels at ..11adeii a ; also. for the .supply/ :If .vue., l l quantities of SEA PROVI §IONS,..-PRESI-lEEEri:Rtl:tt, &c. as nay Ve demanded for the supply•ey . His .enjewt'y . .!.r . S`hi,ss and - Prserfs at the'PLrls undernkentioned, 1.4 z. s,noe Tickets. . . TICKETS-and SHARES are selling by RICHAI;DSON, COODLUCK, and Co. Contractors fee the Lottery; at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-bnilaings, Coinhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-cross. The follow•iur Post Coaches,, Misil Coaches, &cc. set out from cle" IP 05' Jr.l ~1 011 1 A ll ' 5 ,111 0. s, to r c o. • tilt e d ' , .44 0 he t ill' li hi"' 4 At ic 0 ' 4 ,1i1 • 'f i\ CP •, the SaracpN.Ficmd Inn, VVEYAI UM UNION Post Coach.; :•fo'w• v losides, every Afternoon, through Dorchester, Bhind -ford, Salisbury, Andover; arrives .at Weymouth 'next day, tai c buiws bet we the Packets sail to Guernsey, Jersey:, Cher beurgh, and St, Maloe's. Front Cher-boot-0 to . Paris is a most delightful Road, the best and cheapest travelhinctO PariS.' BRIGHTON new elegant Post Coach, four insides only, every Nforningiat nine o'clock, throughrrawley, ityegate, &e. EXETER„ Plymouth, :Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salis b ury, New Post Coach every Morning at half past Six 6"elock, through - HonitOn, Axminster, Brid port, Mar-Afoul, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton --and Hunting don, new Royal, Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches from Roston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull, • BATH and BRISTOL Flying •Post-Coaches, through Chiopenham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, •&e. LEEDS new Light. Coach, called. The Rockingham, sets out, every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides• only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, lletford, Doncaster, and Forry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. • Not- . .. Wi!lista,ntling the ndeounuon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Coal veyatice on the North Road, being unequalled in acconono_ elation .by any other,, . , • . KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy 7 Lonsdale, Bolton, Cliorlcy, Oimskirk, and Garstang POst-Coaches„ every After florin, at Fiveo'clock. Guarded. ,• • BISH respectfully-informs his best Friends, • (the Public,) that the present LOTTERY will all be Drawn the .10th of this Moith. TICKETS and SHARES are selling at hot 101 is 011ic.cs, where in the laserw:i Months he sold 10,775, and 4,15 R, both PRIZES of L:20,00 e 7, anttl,ll2, a Prize of , With a variety of Ininor.Capitals. Most of the Shares have already been paid, and the Holders of those outstanding are solicited to bring- thew for Payment. or Exchange, to either . 4, CORNHILL, or 9, . CHARING-CROSS. Sea Provisions Fresh Beef ... Hart)Oar, and Newry ; anti at London- Rum ' deny and Loughsivilly, Sea Provisions Rum rresh Beef . ' 'At Leith, Leith Rads, and the Vegetables • Water for Twelve Months certain, for the 12th day of Janudry next, and farther, until Six Mouths warning shall . be given fOr trio termination of the respective Contracts; the Conditions 'of _which 7 iay be seen at the Secretary's o . llii•e, at this or by applying to the Calleetors'of his 31ofcsty's Ca.itoms at , • Be(fert, Londonderry, and Leith respectively. • j . ONVE'S. PATENT - BRITISH SIIIR.T!NG cLon-{, the only:Manufacture in Great B rita n In which the advantages. of EICCLISH FLAX and COTTON a re' united in onu Thread. Established in 180. S. The peculiar texture of this Fabric frees it from the inju rious cold or chill experienCed in • the wear ..otlrisb or other Linens, and the unpleasant s ensa ti on peculiar to Fabrics made wholly of Cotton. , For Durability, beautiful A?pearance. comfortable Wear, and great'EConomy (being a Saving of froni Two tn. upwards of Three Pounds in.the purchase of a singia.Piece), this Ma nufacture stands ulrivalled.. . . . , sord, at about Half the Trice of Irish or Aber fine Linens, at the Patert:e.'N 7 .:aretiouk, 154,,Cheapide, ntutrSt. Paul's; and Harding - and ' ' This Fabric having now experitnctid ~ m any years ex tensive Sale. and-its superiority being so universally ac now. !edged, the Proprietor has no hesitation in pledginghimself to reitnbursc any Purchaser who may esrerieuct any defect in tlk: quality. No .regard Will be had to Iry 2.'ender in which. t;:eP,:if.; shall notebeivertedin.wqrds at length, or that ~hail not 6e delivered tO the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the.. .2d of December ;malt, th'e Person who . niaheS the Tender, or some Perpn atte,u to ansacr : when 'Called for Will any •Telider Jr the SeaPto.- visions•t/at cgttlaius . e.rtracagant prices upon some ankles, and iirleis;michlnftrior to thi real value upiat,others, be can siderd as proetrlO bc'artniitted. . • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brawnhill, Thornhill, Sanqulia.r-Kiln, Cannock, and ali Parts of Scotland, erimperdown Coat+ (Daily) • YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh,' new coach, ti . erformed Wi .11 a Guard throughout, s e ts . o ut e v er y Morning, at past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcastes, Dar-1 linkton, Notthall'erto‘n, Durham, Morpeth, and. Jl•erick: Passengers finding2therwelVes futi4ned • from. 7 tho length of the journey, may rest what tiinc they plea,se a and tlit:n . pro em' an without any, additional Fart.. J. Chirk, the Black Si van, coney -street, York, runs Co:n to •htudecla'ild, Svarborougn, Whitby, and 'other places. -• • , BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coaeli, every Evening. ••' SALE BY AUCTION.. • . • FRESTON:DEANE - BY ESTATE. near. Nrirthan i pt o n, con taining 35.1 with the Manor and itnproiiriate neetary, By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's, on MONDAY, Decemb , :.rl2,.at'l2, unless an acceptable offer is previously'adc, l'ach Tender must alsabeaccompanial by a Latter by two rop . ()wilily Persons engagi4 to become bound wizA the Party temlerine,-; tit thi. Penal Sum of •5001. far. the • 44i e perfbrmance of cacti of the.Coaraoty, except that fir tablas,for which a Bond of only will be.regairt4. RE valuable and very -improvable FRU ' HOLD ESTATE .of •PRIfSTON DEANERY, lying • perfectly compact, belted all round by beautiful Elm Trees, and bounded on culls side for neat a mile by the high tnrnpike road to Northampton, from whence it is only four stiles dis tant, and 62 from. London. 'rise Estate.contains Nine Hun dred and Fifiy,ive..leres of very capital Pasture,. Arable and Wool! Land, with convenient Fire: Buildings - , and a mode rate-sized Residence, particularly desirable to any Gentleman fond of beld,sports, as the Manor extends over near sixteen hundrstd acres ) is in the vicinity of three hacks of hounds, and only two miles from Sir William Wake's excellent pack of it has also aright 'of 111411 k m -on Sidcey rorest- The present rents are extremely low, - out km, at vcry ,nuacrate estimation, be increased to near 20001. per annum. To he viewed with tickets,which may be had of Mr. Sgnibb, Sat i►le-place. Particulars, With Plans annexed, may be had of Messrs. Smyth, solicitors, Northampton; of Thomas Brace, Esq. solicitor - , No. 25, Surrey-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb; as above; also at the Angel Inn, Northampton; the George, Woburn ; Sugar Loaf, Dunstable ; and at Gar raway's Cottle-house. uvEttro L PoAt Coach, to carry four Insides,_ set; all: every Morning', thrtin wgh Lutterorth, High Cfois, Hi itcltlty; At•herstone, -Taniwort•h, Litchfield, Wallington, Northampton, and Dunstable. • , , - CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whiteharen, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, a: id a Guard all the way. Passes iltrougk Waugh, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boronghbridge, Wctltriby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham .o;llLnc:west way by . 18 Miles), sets out every 4).lorning, and performs the journey with • the greatet , t facility. Pas sengers-detained•oti the Road by btoinesg or pleasure,. have the occulier advantage of _their !catstocing tibe• siria Coach. _ • • • VICTI 7 2I . L4L.V-01.F.1, Nov.ll , COMAIISSIOARS'for VICTUALLING ', 4 11- , X.4tY.l' do herehy g i ve Intim,•• Ti..at on Tuesday, the t,9th ilarrant, they wC! lie ready to lic-* -crive - Tenders in iting (4tta4cl 0p), and treat`' for Syp ply ran separate (;ontracts) of allench QaantititiOf.tia. lowing SPECIES of PROVISIONS, or way be reqVired for the Service of His .3.l;esty's Ships 'rind ravels' at tl4 cc .tit - . Ports under-mentioned, Sea Proiisions I)dblinor, 4 - • Fresh Beef • J , • • ji.lfFalntouth, S.la Provisions Fresh,Beel ana, ' Runs Waterford, for and during the ~space of Zwciva ,111 , nths,fronr.fha tidy of January next. • WAK.EFIEED Post-Coaeh, every Morning; at half-past Six o'cloel - - CHESTER, Newport, fl'hitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Midi!lewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn), new Coati, every 11lorning, to the George Inn, Su n d er l an d , . MANCIIESTER, Winslow, Congleton„ Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon: Guarded. sEIREWSBUPS, Wellini i torr and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ing - ham, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening.. 1 , 11611NG1-1 AM Alcrenry Post Coach, with •a 4.7Tuird, sets • out every Afternoon, and Teaeliesitirminghato next day at. N oo n. passes by Oxford, . Easton and hipstone; to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, -Ind Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIRM!NGHAM, Warwick, and Leam;ngton, 'New Post Coach, eveiy Morning. HULL,.Niarthcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- COacb, , every Morning at. half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun. Inn, Myton-Gatc, Hdll. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, very M., rnin • - TOTTE.NHANT and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half=past Two, Halt-past Four,. and Half-past Seven . o'clock. Sea Provisions. SUPPLEMEICT to CAPTAIN GOOKE and VANCOINRE• This Day was published, ,The Sec rod Edition, hanc6oluely printed in Quarto, price '2l. mss. boards, and enlargd by very considerable Ad& ti 94, AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, exhi biting a foil and comprehensive View of the Present State .of Madeira, the Brazils, Cape of Good "lope, Botany Bal i and its Depeudenties ; the Society,. Sandwich, and Friendly Islands, New Zealaud,.new Discoveries in the Great South. Sea and Pac.ifiC Ocean, &c. &c..futaiing . a Supplement to the Voyages - of Captain Cooke. •To which is added, from an-Original Manuscript never before made puhlic, A Nar rative of the Proceeding of La Geographe and La Naturalists, the two French Ships sent out on a Voyage of Discovery by Buonaparte.„ Ey JOHN TUILNBULL. . The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the SiTfe tary's Office, at this Ogee ; or by applying to the' Pestmas7 ter General at Dublin, am! to The Collectors of His 311:r0 , - ty's gustoms at Falmauth, Literpoal, Milford Raven, and Waterfind respectively.. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shalLnot be inserted in words . at length, or that Ara nut be delivered to the Board befbre One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 99th instant, n r unless the Person who tzars the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for :—Nor will any -Tender jar the Sea Prcan:- sions that contains extravagant' prices z. , pbn some articles, and prices much in to the real value upanolher.r, be .;o2t sidered as proper to be admitted. " The traet in which the Celebrated Cooke moved, is Wghly interesting to our feelings. Forty years 'have nearly el:Ape d since that distinguished Navigator - first explored the Islands in the South Seas, and, after.such a length of time, we may naturally expect important changes in the .condition of the inhabitants. This circumstance therefore, amongst many others, makes the Voyage before us very attractive. It brings us minute tidings of people whoM we had visited with Captain Cooke, and subsequently with King and Vaneouvre ; and it narrates very particularly their present condition, which Mr. Tomblin iLenabled' to detail, by the lengthened stay which he made amongst them."—Monthly Review. '` We look upon this Voyage as one of the most interest ing hooks of travels which have appeared for many years."— Edinburgh Review. Mr. Turubull's descriptions have the merit of novelty, and. we believe the most perfect fidelity. llis observations are those of a strong and a thinking Litteraire. Printed for A. Maxwell, Bell-yard,' Temple-bar ; and C. Cbapple, Pall-Mall. WILLIAM B, MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not he account able fur any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, if lust or damaged, unless catered as such and paid , for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inu, Snow- Hill, London. Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the, above • - Co4iches; Hatchett's New White Horse Cellar Coach-Othee, ..L:ach Tender must also he accompanied by a Letter sig;wi by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound w i th the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of )001. for the, dui performance of each of the Contracts. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov , - 11, 1.514. -----•......._....______- 4 ,t ''t .7.1„,.. FIRST Itc • 11 . E 10 „. . TIME. • 4`) Pi tt • u-01AL, COVENT -GARDEN. PtIIorn:SYXT EVENING, Nov. 12, will . 1 . 0 4 4 ?, 4 te '-'s4 a ..1 1 ,, ie ,... \‘• C o ai ic Ope ra in two ads, called 1 ;' 41 0 11) ;„. 0 N rt "'lk: OF PARIS. ,tiilN,,ix, Air:s'r.ei, Songs, &c. entirely new. 1 14 4 rI 1 .", 1 , , ,!,.. yliair ; the Grand Chanlberliii7, 1t , .1r. pt, , P r i 'stott ,• atUset; Pedigro Parts 'Landlord of li,l• ' c vss ~"•• re gurY, Mr. Trehy ; Philip, Mr. Tiu ,,ll'4ll -I Navarre, Mist:: Step!lens ; lic,,a, Miss ''. lii:sa,',l,ce• by Mon ' • 5 '' ( . 1 11 4 , au , s• `:caissons Mrs. Parker, Miss 'tt I ft, ' (i; c• tice• i i' Tk i I'' b Ale r wl 'ich <1.4 - i Interlude, called t• ' 4l l ' , tl u . ' A PTE ' R, 't • • ' NG I er, !! , -•IIE %%Lin) . " . ' j lilt:S; Lady az.abetli Freelove, wil t , ue 44. i lk, t , , . .., n.-4(•,.wlth renewed splendour, the Melo -4,0.. ';•Att. l'ittl,,4l.4tic Romance of Oilti`,' ' el• P iirl . ul t TI-Tr T A it,Tut s. il l ' 11 :1, 'Y; Aeif, q. -.... Chapman; . OglOti, Mr. kk 1. 4. •1 hl `ialt i ‘" M;itt'" ""- • ; Lo- N d '''l- " 1 /' p 44 r01 i new,.; Liska, Mr 4. Lisbon Il",,114; 1 1 , 1 'N et , ' Ik l ec,urlc c "v rt,,;4'11 Juliet: Juliet, Miss O'Neill : — Nip ()•,''-•-f)';''vl At asiiitio•er'S Play of a A New li a:.' 'le - Till L wedat,dlvb Venice "rescry'd: lielvi -4 '`Q;117""04 ` '-, .. „... Z•op"a. r • 1,14. trsday, ., . .. e , F i X \ P ' Isab ella : Isabella,'lliss 0 Neal., -. t i4 kr 4ll Al , 0 11 •t!" 1 4 , ,, 14 t• -, .11,EETINC of \VEST INDIA "141,1itv4,-,.'" Altit.ctriilN7;PS \sill be held at the ISl:ii,,':',.,l' WENESDAY,- the 11th instant, ''''.---I'lle I Chair wii; be. taken at °Re SLILLIA.M . LiOLDEN, Socretary. ,k't it ,•ust ~ , ti c, , ' - ,t . , s to 'i!l'le F,1.20,(100i. to 50,00 0 1..0n. the , 6;1 - Ted I,o4'4eßtti,'"id SecuritY, and particularly iv.- I •4'' t,,,.." l "to S n s eti riti '' 4l ing large Stuns to lay out or to ' ' - +1 •slic -iiroci':--A liberal. rtmuuttatiun . ccui .1.2.... I •k* N, t i ! l ars i t , a - Ir t.t?, it. t(i‘, La tie r, .i v i I>e obtained 'On'applicatimi to Mr. '\ 'l., 'reac liteedle-strect, LOntlon. k il tl c t i : 4 4 is ~ i t , t N • e atiT t with , Iptitude ' , , t , cl„ , t 0 auvante- pi on k ~'tti ~,q4ll v;TAI ikunuitv Interest, on Froehold, \1 t,..7q.1 4 ,7tat ' ti t 'r, Putcd r d - ti o p r•v, ltxnt Charges, i-,r•:-al.vill't;'L';'lidda.ws....-Tbintirtr-e-se, ' ' . l• .'ills, Clergymen's . ; ft1 ) 1 httt. ' to ,`,kre..,•:.,Nitti keen Nine and Five, or ley, letter, . • Afiitt,„4:l4(l•lhtlik, No. A, Lower .10 . 1isreet, - °4 : latritude . will be preferred. , sl 'lo‘ ' t A' t I I tol , A „ • 1I No and ~. 3- --Ts AND pLOWIAN. 14PtoNtl,,t11.•'idczt'itu. e i3 1, 1 , 11 , 1i N -a'. ALL have the honour to , ~1,,,t4,irt p i Vi a,• and Gentry, they leave t. ia 1.4L'1"4. 'lrtd S. ' T' ' •1: As S„tms, ,i, t. , s issues, X L %.4.• +. l , rim, 01,11,'11);441ks r.,,r2!.Tll•tts, Wetililiglon Pullin's, " e . ''.`kt , 4 ,%4 „Ole jtiluzea and Cotta •%e Stuffs, &c. P. and "‘•`. l l t ' ll 4.,'aty f r .t .: ( 1 ) ;1 . of Ladies parclasitur the above 414:414:1114.4titetl f ur eu7ailttit theY will be found_on in ktfyolit osu;,, tililiess of toiture, lib 44 1;p 0 ,• '' Oriee.s._,A) iikdford-:st ' c '-n : l et, l C ? 'o t c o - e c2 n 7 Ilt it;" Ir e , •- - , iri etta-street. ''' h, 4r , ",k 4. 0 1s iz , 01 irri Olt -(1.1 AL LETTERS PATENT. '• lo 4l rll l'Nlitjity `J:4."\t""'; -'4l'''-'ll BLACKING, a new and ‘Nlitr.,,,stiiivtl,,liiitig.t! G entleitiQn. who patronize t),.., t u l t i l is 10 t ' l i tVi,, r /S , to its iiiltpridneyreciatce other i l it ;r „.;E t ax .. Lit t ' IN4P:l)(ltil t act'l4lla" i t . i'jletn'er4 as a r r.:.t.thie Houses till ti,t t -o rt , Ll 4 l ' i 110 t ;to: 1 %11 11:1 a • S t 7d rt es s er t• e t ; to he, t hey iii ( ,„ i 1.,f1 trial of it.—:Nlanufaetory, N 0.2, 'lloh -sale a.nd for Expo: 1 4;101h t 11) 1 ) t:•,. ti,,illthltl jh ..1. INI)11 MINTERS YI) 1:.'4.1' 'll'()lti' ' " ' '*, 4 ti A rlo x r , ANT I.IIPROVLIIENTS mlit,'' , i4l,`,7l (if px`-1.-Y.StERNs, which will effect an ' 4 1 1 ' , 1 4t 11) ' c ui r lab,' Peftee, presen-c the Negrdes, and ie,, I.:4: a I.k I T, I P, may he • e eo , by Letters of . 1 1' - i't,lhilk in ,',*, p : I ; fluroity of J . . Co LUNGE, Ma ', r tl' 1 ,•-•,V11.4.-','3'eroitd, Lambeth. Where. also 1 1•(. 1 1 :' 1 .t.: 'C,..E" 1- AXL Er I I.F.I‘S . and PDXES for' i.it. 41;it,'11t, th.l.latronised b . v hit Royal Highness '1••1 Pll4'4‘•eat, '.: ItoYal Higimesses the Ihahes of I)llipire, Itliii,.!;i'2'l.. ,eptri.lierland, and upward f s t _o e f .. 4 , % sit i:itrlrZllB..,so b zi i E l i e ty u ilt o t t il l t ( l ;: t t t it c r;y on o stru h c- , I h ill',.l' A, --- . • , Vllil, 4 ' tt N . -"-----.. ~,,, IN ~,,.., 1 . ‘ I, _ \kiti:, ,17,,Y:sl'thl:A•rp,l'Ill'EltIAL .1)INING-risA "!: •a.,''' f ' '' r 4 s * - : -.l ' Tit IF 11.1 - ; , rt, ' DI: liOA lIDS f,Va I, i'i l t'‘,' ,l l'f',',. ( :i ii I %lle ' ele t ri a . l --- it i ,% •, --. Si ..• • ' tu , e CLe (I IT ill P, . .:, '0114'4 ..t'tN . ails • the Piteut Impi•oved sofa • i bl tt. c,,,,.. t hli tt , ' urass-ser.::w• r,,, 1i . pwit iind Tent, v.; I<4hti•,(Tllt •13eilding complete ' ; Portable :1tiii.a1.,,,,,E• i.iiventerlatt(l improved articles o:irstisllttiltel"t Atiitil eery exten , ivc as , 9rtment of 4 1 1( 11 i,i 1 ti k, '' it 1 1 :1• , trt ett . I- . I ( . les for In ;•‘, ishing LlOuscs . coin % 44,,, , c i i . a . ,..l c , 1.. • •s.licre Families may select and k,4...tyilt "aiti i 14 . a tew days - to' 1 . '' the, 1-trellie g'&teerzil NI .. il ''' ' ll c l.( o l inplet i in . g their kl aktid t est , "c t ,''N„ u(l 4.l lo4l. - on ~ , :Nll,,',Zi..li.;‘,lll:l,l*iles_.• ~ 'l int 'anti il l , 1 4 4 . cu d I ( ;ate rin e•Wetai Strand, can •, , r 01011iin payniclit: • !k 'll' l, 4 % (4 14 N I t , ilt . fi r E 0„ .. . 4 14 t1 4 1%,, (.„ r. S EASON. .... . . Its),1t:itlS1r,1141"1 t r;"I.IJG IIS .. and CATAIIRHS, L1D,14.j;t4';.,::f ,teh'it4tt. COltiti,'lltions, *and which the s .1.1 ned t winter .' ' ll':,ti i ,.. :11t ,•i•e; , ,,, 1, .. ,, g .,. iiii, , li makes so prevalent, Way_ 1NAm„,.2,11.4.c4.41 ,h'i,k).\.ito;:„., ILI euirerl , 1iy,... a „ tree use of Vilij e 4 te t ie 11,,,ii.,`,." L OZENcvES. Pliey abs.- yt tk ()1,,c14,,, tie 'ol._.•••less, in any stage of • the cirs kki7llo. 'tor ") N I,, vet discovered t I)rtt, t 1,1.11.01,, ,Strew'thening and welodir.itir THE. 1 " 4 4 "'d e , ,j l t , .tt, r , :\ No , . h t qii t i ( . 4 l„ ll '' 7 4, c i , ?.I•l4l,yley and P,lew, Cockspur • : 1 i,..; .1%,4.!'5,•de,k retajl by Sanger, 130„ '4llll "), Oxfar•'• -•-- ''•; • •r • re ittki., • r 11.• ,l) ti t. ) ; c; Y, at 2s. tid,p-ertro :t. ~. .t: ,.•. .. . `ltstt Ntt Ith-4 1 ►N..t,r A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. . . THE recent Discovery for the perfect CURB of RUPTURE, however - long standing or aggravated .the case may be, is now practising by Mr. J. U. SPENCEIt, No. 3, Golden-square. Mr. S: luAs tl.c most gratifying -satis faetioo of assuring the Public, that since his curative process commenced in July last, many Ruptured Patients have been effectually cured. who may be referred to ; and there are at this time upwards of ..100-Patieuts under his care, who are satisfied Irmo his applications (which are without pain or confinement) they are now receiving that advancement to wards a'cure which inust in the and ensure it' them, and in every case Mr. S. pledges himself they stand the-test of exa minationl)yl he most eminent practitioner. To skew moStiorcifilY tile national importance of this dis .covery, Mr. S. has Only to refer I.; every Professional 'Writer' on the subject of Hernia, who state • from most satisfactory documents that more than one in every eiglit persons .are ruptured. m.r. S. subjoins a List of a few Persons who have been cured, and who have allowed publicatim of their tiaans from . thotives of gratitude to hint,. and 'of buinahlty to Un who m.iy now he labouring uuder that most atilictir4 malady. In further testimony of what-he here sets _forth, two and Noble Peers have also done him the Honour ilf allowing him to refer to them in proof of these factsMiiiilliSsticcesS . - ful application on two patients cut bytlient. • Mr. Jobir Fintien, servant jto Mr. Manchester, farrier, Ormond-hard, sino.4, ury. Mr. It. Folkard `4illiain-strect, Manchester-square. , Mr. E-Cussack,,,No IL, llarford-street, Fitzroy-tuarliet. • Mr. C. Saanitefs, sent by the Earl of Onslow. Mr. ;I:lll.si'Ga rrad, No. 7, Upper Crown-street,Westminster. Mr. SAgrove, sent by the Earl of Stanhope. . Mr. Williantson, No,. I I I, Gobitn-lekno,Barhican. Wal..Lowluan, No. 47, Old Conirton-street,- HICKMAN'S's PILLS are an EFFECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL and: STONE,. STOPPAGE of URINE, COMPLAINTS inthe BACK and LOINS,KIDNEYS, BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. (1314 F the. various Complaints incident to the hit ; a." man frame, thew. are none more dreadful in. their .na ture, tier more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are complaints to which every person is' liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles, . which not only cause the excruciating tortures, but area foundation for every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S URI GI NAL PILLS, composed of the 'most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular effi cacy, i'n not only • strengthening the vessels Containing the Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, from winch proceed the above Complaints,. &c. removing the calculi, or - gritty concretions, and banishing every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. HICKMAN; Apothecary, SIR, -- !.believe Hickman's Pills to be the best Medicine ever known for curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken the opportunity to recommend them. Two Boxes and a hatf have cured roe, so that 1 have nOrtOund it necessary to take more ; and, although I have snared greatly from that dis order, I shall never be afraid of it when I tan procure so good a remedy. 1 'ant, &c. Ilernsby, near Yarmouth,' -• R. PERRIER.. Nortolk,.july t, 4812. St - A, wholesale and retail, at R. Butler's Chemical, Drog, • and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Oheapside, corner .1 St, Paul's Churehryard, London ; Sharp a. d 13e1am, in .Portsmouth ;• Jones, Weston, Allnut, and Mallory, Port sea ; Hall and, juhusten, Gosport ; Coleman. and lapel), Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; l loxland Cook: worthy, Granville; Nettleton and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd. and S w i m , ney and Co. Birmingham ; Billing; Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewm3ll. Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reariburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin. : burgh; Baxter and McDonald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. .I\lprwich ; Swinfen, • Leicester ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; Harding, Gus port.; Simmonds, Blandford ; and retail by mast Country vendets in Boxes at as. 9d, c4ch,•auti 6s, each. THE COM N ERS for T LL lIV ak, His MAJESTY'S do hereby give Notice, That an. Trieday, the 22d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed 10, and treat the SALE of all the YIAST that shall he made in Majesfy's iirewhouses at Deptford, for one Year from the date of then Contract. The CoLditivas of which may be 4Vt.;ii;zt the Se cretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the• Pike shall not be inserted in Words at length ;or that 4/4/11 17,e delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the 4 . 44T0r5. day . the 22d instant, nor 2tnless Person 'who ma4:es the Tender, or some Person vu his Behalf, atte:tds, to answer when called f,r. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. A PROFESSIONAL THAN, who through, an extensive practice in the above .has been ~s fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that is sn INF. LT.I BLE CURE for CONSVMPTIONS ; which Medicine-- t',Q Las cured many when. given over by eniioent Physicians, an 4 when in the last. stage of a Consumption, attended wit% cough, spitting• of blood, and mdeniatouS s-.vellings of the feet, &c. 'Though the truth of this tv.sertioirmay be doubt ed, the Ativertistr is happy to. sw,', that be has it irt power to refer to those he has cured, P.:nl when given ever ky sonie.of the first Professional Men ; he therefore new pub licly.rfrers it to those who are labouring tinder this afflicting Disease. Letter* (post paid) address e d for A. B. N o . 6, (heat Quebec 7 strett, New-road, Mary-le-bcno, Loudon, wdi, Lave nnediate attention ; and where attewiance is g.ive.ti every day (Sundays excepted), fru= rote Ariti the forenowns •