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,; ~~~:: 65 16°C ; c Or • e po • !1e..., No , • •' :. 2' it • ,‘,•, t l-" t '2' • r , • ~,,, cTaCP4 r / . ,c 0 re, . ft c.- k irOrC t tON CUr %!`' , rti vN e d J . V l° IA14; ss OP. . 5 t 4 tf o !, 3"c • • t: l4 ' \-• `", ,11) ' ) ,1 • " ,at ,• , . a • .05 . At .40 tit , t s ei t3 v, _ ot fe• j , .„er 9. " 6 . 3 t% lea I 4 . 4 • 5 9` l " , , 1 , • 4 7. ,4 1 7:0';4 to/ of i 3 49 t O, ,{S .3 1 t ,„ • o ipeU ril tj I ,{ Id' t o oi ly eN , t . 00 . 0,1 I ;, 4 ei q f ' b J o ' • - • I IVEDNSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1814. CHARTER-HOUSE. rrIIE. ANNIVERSARY MEETING• o f t h e AL NOBLEMEN and GEN"I'LEM EN educated at CHAR TER-HOUSE SCHOOL will be HELD on MONDAY, De cember 12t11.• STEWARDS, - • Lord Thurlow, • Robert William• Hay, Esq. Rev. James Currey, I Rev. C. Rowlatt„ James Cazenove, Esq. Rev. John Fisher.. Preacher, Rev. CHARLES RICHAL.D'PANS!IAWE: Divine Service will begin at Half-past tine o'Clock. Dinner on the. Tante at Five .'Clock. R. WEST'S PIC! C r RE JECTED, is now Palllßl IT ;at No. 125, PALL MALL : and in compliance with• the te . gtiests•'of • many per sons of respectability, whose Friends are cooling to Town, and who hav e epressed a desir e o f seeing theTicture, • Mr. WEST will continue it on view until further notice every day (Sundays excepted), from ten in the morning till the close of evening.--;-By order, CHARLtS SMART, Sec, I`. B. Good Fires are kept in the ROOMS. SUPERIOR STYLE .IN HAIR- CUT flNfi. VICKE.:Y, from Paris; formerly of litsilo t )i'g ,te-street and Cheapside, now only at his Majest)'s.\ rips, Tavi stoek-strevt, Covent-garden. VRICKEY has the hono ur to- acquaint the English Nobility and Gentry, as also the liiustrions Strangers,. Visitants, that he Has Met - ihf to first rate abili ties in then profession. Ladies ;Ina oenttemen that liiinur him witivi heir Commandi, may depend upnn laving their Hair arranged in a superior style ‘.4 .Faslihni _at Home or ahroad. Violiery has his MajesYy's Liters Patent for a Discovery' in the Art - of niakin,; . Ladie: anti 6ehtleincies Head Dresses similar to Nature, the Hair itilipea,!og as if insplanteu in the pores of the Skin.. _ N. B. Please to be 'particular in the Direction as - anoVe, as Vickery's Name is piacefil in Shops wherein be has JlO Concerti. AMICABLE SOCILI Y, tor INSI.Li.AiNCE of Li FLLEI-Bfltr.El2,• LONDON, incorpo- rated by C.ICEr;N ANNE, . THISDIRECTORS have n o w to o ff er to t h e atteution ut the Puuiie, Took's of Rates, which have been lately conipieted, tor tite I.tiSlittNCE of LAVES, it toe various Ages tout 8 to 71.; either for the Whole of Lite, any specific. unutber of Years, the cooti4si+4.l of oneyers.in star ving another, or for the join, coninntauce of the Lives ut two Persons, the Insurance payable on the of eitber. Insurances iu this ()thee are effected io certain cases at a reduction of ~eariy 20 per cent. and On the wilule on ternis greatly favourable to the insured. Insurances may be ellecteo from 20421. to 5000/, and every kind Of Insurance, however short the period of Continuance, is entitled to a participation in the, pecuniary advantages ac cruing to the Corporation. 'These athant-ages are wholly alyroprated to the nenetit,of the Insured, in proportion to the amount of each Insurance, - ns circumstances arise in the year in which the death hap t iens. In the last yearlusurance. on 79 Shares h'etatue payable— Of tuese 62, having mink Eight Yearly Payments or more, re ceived additions :miaowing to tit per CA:alt.—Nine Shares hav ing made Six Yearly Payments, ;34 per cent.—Two Shares having tudde Five Yearly Payments, anti One Share having made Three Yearly fayinents, 23 per c en t.— an d F ive -Sh ales, on which One Year's edylnent had been made, Eleven per cent. in additiOn to the sums originally insured. .Wstracs ,;f the Charters and By-Laws, with Tables ofthe Premiums, may be had at the Othce, where attendance is given from Niue till three o'Clock: By Ordei ot the Court of Directors. • -.1. PE,NSAM, Registrar. Just published, iu Ode Volume, Octavo, with large Plans, &c: price tus. boards, A CIRCUMSTANTIAL 'ACCOUNT of the CANIPAIGN RUSSI.A, embellished with Plans of the Battles of Moscow and of Maio,laroslavitz. By EUGENE LABArt , NIE, • Captain of the Royal (ieographical Engineers, Ex-Milder of the Ordnance of Prince i'Agene, (;iievalier of the Legion of-Honour, and ititne iron (rows, Author of an Abridged History of th. republic of Venice. Quieciue apse niiserruna vidi.--/ENEID, 111).11. This ti ork has created au extraordinary sensation in Frame. It is not merely a dry Narrativi of Battles, hut aboAids with the most beautiful descriptions of affecting and interesting scenes, of which the Author was an eye-witness; Um - Hole, we presume, It cannot fail to interest all classes of readeig. (1,,, 'tNs ,htiNo);l.l,lGpou 1-1,, (Nr - L t l / 4\ l'itt, ;.!- ti .-i- , 0. respeCtfolly inform "0f,1,,;,-Pki t h,, tc _tile: public, they are REMOVED kk,,,Nl ) ,tr ; , ,;4., it tj : c ,4tl lx,eppell-street, to No. 43, 1 4,, 11 14:11 1 ,` , Abi c , s- '.. , -. , 1--SQUARE, where . they eon- V. tq l ,'ited i n ,7I• . CURES on HERNIA that ad iii,:ts, 'ride r ti Zeir situation by a Truss, so as in a i i iii t:',Nip, " wearing- of that lustrunienCunne -0 k ~,,,,.., Mills . tioN444e?:tis iit l '' .. eg . to observe they can give Re iti,t itt,,, i t eat rn minenee fur the success sod safety tti ii ',lane,. ,S i n t• 1 ttl, 4, aortic front Lane o'clock in the morn- afternoon. Ott ~, Otitp c ,. , Vij E C ' '' i i h '' , ,, Lll o - t7 . BY AUCTION. I , titte r ! t i i :ll ilpwalr'l within fur miles of Oxford, with i '4 i i : wh u i e : ts of are(' Hundred Acres of Land . L t s. 4 c 4 . of which Forty Acres of Park Mea ii()l%S Vj' (' " '' at th eir spacious Rooms,Paza,to ,ibP'p7 'Ik)NIMY, _ ) ectnalies,a Twelve, II t i , I fitl, i ''t It v , N N4 1 :4, 4 4 1;4 ve , ••TANION awl ESTATE; 1' "P 1 il t iOr i i exi,,,T l ) e aPital nniforna Stone Edifice, ereet ‘l,,,,,eit t or , iri. fr, and replete with every ossible tk4, itl i ,'bt re 'plilY respectabl It''• i Iv delightfully • 4 ‘, 4 (t eci ' l l infi n ?: its extensive e I Lawns - - , 161 Pleasure i; tl4 ie l iatn i - i':,Y,, of detached . 011i t ce s s a q uite ' S k it t ' 4 4 h Pei Nth \i,, t., I F(', 4 ES OF - CAPITAL LAND. to,h,lcitelii which Forty Acres disoosed like Park ' • ) ,,t, i t\j,N," witt l i k b" Mansi'on are in ' nand • the re- l i k l.. it4titikll.7lle(...t:it:itt,T.ellent detached Farin-I;uuse and il t •t ii ,tl e i l ,., ;\ DitErsk nants,M Rents amounting near ,liNoC t ; l ii ii "fitll,,, situ , P( IUNDS .\- * YEiAIt. ) I ,li, qt,t 441 (") %for i °•ite at a short,distance from the I, o;i i k ii4,.;!t lie. iif 0,, f( :! to Islly, within two miles of opt i ,ll, . •ir, l'alit, f 1 " 1 , and is - held under New Col• • TO TUTORS. 1. '• ' t it ''t ti Prt•p a • u r ("rer , acc 1* - t - • tin I . Bi t ,i t N „ r in , 5 on iii: : o(us., 1. ~ ,t, it, •q x • ta tis . 21, and maybe li- (I of Daniel Green, Particularly designed to abridge the labdurs of the First Forms, 4 1 tr io T orii 1 " 4 iiii - - -" • , .qk4l ' 1., ; th e . i - ose, ,i - )1 days priorto the sale. This Day was published, price 2s.Gd. 12nm. sheep, N I Z, :\ 1 ,: s e s a r t' , ' tient,%:',Tets""lb. and 11. . 1 g h wy 3. ." t- A MANUAL of LATIN GRAMMAR; in 1, - 41.,,,,- s it ,.,, sutld ; It h..• Eloise, Lx ' the E st ""s. ili„ tended its combine the ancient Plan of Grammatical Covent-Garden' where a Institution, originally enjoined by Royal Authority, with the 44 , P ()It ' Advantages of modern Improvement. To which are prefixed, k it ' 4 i:)1 same Prefatory "Hints and , Observations on the Methods of ti,krN ik4,, . 1) S, RH commencing and pursuing Classical Learning, in Schools and o i I i _ir te v;s.„ E UMATISMS, &c. 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IPner t r °l s, tocLotten the consequence /,',"w 'i t ..Ntitt l i t e p art ,' Paniiiy Medicine they have no Ruddiman s Rudiments, Dr. A )u dau ' is's, and the Port Royal Latin Grammars, omitting many things that have been found ki.,f,t,, , e h N o . eUlariv convenient for travellers l it IN. is N,,,is. tidy il e,"itflile.ment. ' - ' • only to fetter the attention and clog the progress of the Pu pH, and which -has been ',inally and carefully collated with 0t t i 13 t401),,, ( !• , a 1 7 Nuns. in St. Paul's Church-vard, 44, 4 1 , • 44t e t.h tt , ' , i j:!X, c ontainin .,, 36 Pills ith the every Latin G=rammar extant,-7 , ruay be with . confidence re- Lit t ( li t . "iiit,, e ' 4 ,ved in the tam is. 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This volume will be found highly curious and valuable, be ing collected by the auth or dnring . a !owl residence in Aese interesting countries, and describing at large their produc tions, the manners, customs, religion, and commerce of the inhabitants, &c. &c. • Printed for H. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street, London ; and sold by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; John Cumming, Dubli❑ ; - and all Booksellers. ARTIFICIAL TEETH on an Unprecedented Principle; constructed so as to continue FIRM, with out Tying, Springs, any inconvenience whatever, by a • MEM I3ER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, lon don.-Those who have suffered from Tying, 'or' 'other injudi cious practices, will find thi s I mprovemen t worthy of their at tention.---The Advertiser, averse to being classed with those who promise what they cannot perform, is willing that a trial be made previous to payment.-s-No. Marchmont-street, Russell or Brunswick-square. —The Advertiser having served a regular apprenticeship i n Edi n b urg h, an d practised as As . sistaut to the most eminent Dentists in London, has had op portunities of obserising many and great 'disadvantages, which from the want of anatomical and surgical knowledge in the Professors, are attendant on this art. The bad consequences resulting therefrom, it is obvious, fall upon the patient. To obviate this defect in himself has been the Advertiser's parti cular study, and he trusts not without some degree of success. A regUlar course of Education, begun in Edinburgh, and finished in London, under Mr. C a rpue, Dr. Clntterbuck, walking the Hospitals, &c. he hopes may be some recornalen dation in his endeavour 4o obtain the public patronage. " Health is the only Riches a Man can set a Value upon; without it all Men are poor, let their Estate be what i; N there is a wide Field open for Dis• covert, which calls forth the . powers of ingenious Men. There are many Disorders which in, sidan yet has been able to cure; but it does not fi-llow froin t his /that all those Diseases are incurable. The virtues of the COW:Lir..BALM OF GILEAD arc daily 'demo iAta'ed, iu eradieatiog the worst and most dangerous symptom: of Nervou s D e nili ty. I t possesses wond er f u l elliciicv all Nervous - Di -or.lers, Fits, Head-aches; Weakness:,, HeavinAs and Lowness of Spirits; Dimness of Sight, Cinitos,d '!'bought, Wandrl, , o;' t h e - Mind, Vapours, and Melancholy . , and all kinds of Hystetie Complaints are gradually removed by its u -e.' Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bund-street, London, price I Is: per Bottle, or fotir in One - Family Battle fur s:ss. ou which 11 s . are saved. *,,* Observe the words " Sam. Solomon, Liverpool," are pi - kited in the Stamp, imitating which is Felony. A Sovereign and Infallible Remedy for Preventing the . I+ll4 Writing Grey, preserving it from Falling Off, and Restoring the Growth. HUDSON'S HUILE'DIVINE, or -CUL PEPER's spEcir,a, prepored from a Mannieript Receipt of the celebrated Botanist, Culpeper.—The Proprie tors would wish to impresi on the Public, that the above article is not recomm en d e d to t h e i r notice as an -experiment of donbtfUl efficacy, but from the strong facts of actual ex perience; and without meaning to make. any invidious ann. sions, 'they pronounce it, an incontrovertible fact, and can appeal fur the truth of the ass.•rtion to numerous respectattle et.;., enceo its bd, lutary effects after trying various other preparations without the slightest advent *gc. ft may be depended upon ac a sore Preservative for the Hair falliog off or turni:ig grey• and where the head is actuary bald,' whether ari s i og from illness, change'of climate, persp.ration, grief, study, or any other cause (with the 'exception ot actual decay, arisoig frieu extreme age, or where the roots of the hair are not entirely destroyed), the Proprietors will guarantee_that it will rege nerate the growth to the, certainty of demonstration, --See numerous strong cases and iurther elucidation in a Dis , erta. tion on the Hair, enclosed with • each hatle.—Sold, price 7s. 6d. or rather more than three bottles in one, price one g u i nea , by appointment of the Propriei...r's Agent, No. 42, Gerrard street, Soho-square, London; and, by his farther appointment, by most Perfumers and Hair-dressers of re vectability. • ..CAunoN.—None are genuine, un l ess signed Hudson and Co. on the label, in red ink. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNotraLD Si R, Edinburgh, March IBEG leave to inform you, that ever shire the year 1790, I had been atitieted 'with the laws Vi-nerea ; which, from its obstinately resistingeeery course of medicine . prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, •would appear to be.of the mast inveterate nature. In the Spring of last year thy disorder . had got to such a bead, as-nearly to put a period to rd'y existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and m y l egs were broke out ina frightful manner; my right was dreadfuliy painful, and had been in a state of ulceration fur the list seven years; lily left had alsp two large nodes or it, was very much discolpared, and gave me such'excruciating pain, particularly when Warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; 'this lamentable Atte, was recommemted by Mr. J. Thompsoai (who re,eised so 'great a cure by them herr), to take yoar Leake's Patent Pills, which I.began to-do on the 2rith of May; in the coarse of a fortnight began to receive beneit-in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on my 1... gs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable, liscolouratioo in the skin, and pain in the bone of.the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little Longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sui.sided ; the nodes dispersing, theskin regaining its Latural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jelly - arid fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my ease as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, t Sir, your gratefal, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, 'High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe above cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburg"; John mgritah, old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y LOR,. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; wile' e, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice petal :milady directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints . and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable' secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Mediciuc, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advactage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for tire convenience of those living at.a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's street, Pall-mall ; the Tovshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Disberough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr: M'Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mt. Callwell's, Dublin; arid by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 8.. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed,' at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No., 9, New Bridge-street—. to imitate whicb is,Felon7, and all cams ark counterfeits. v _ *i l / 4/1 r ' lt 69 31 I '''••••,....;;,„;„.7„. • I) t.i . 14 1F,A• rit ' '"-•- qlB p p , I'.B .E I'o AL. DRUR Y - LANE. '44jtsti.9 N't‘ E VENING Nov 23, their ).,,,Ip1 ) 6, Ili ' ci. ' 4 , Os will perfor m th; Comic of t hat ii i''''), Mr 11.41NTLE OF ANDALI'SIA. kl,, i n, M r ii. raha:ii ,OF Cesar'Mr. Bellamy ; ,Don I 1.°411z•oiY;rs'.11)1e.dl•illo, Mr. Oxis er . ry . ; Victoria, Miss 't o . ickons. litios `‘,p i ell will Se " added the Farce of ;44llti,iii7Zirpiis M:-Ir.‘eIMIDNIGIT- I t "; J, r. . 0 4(h. r ,.' (;kpup; the ' eneral, Mr. Cattle ; Se ts4•ll,o._ 11 4, Nil 3',. Nicholas, Mr. Penley ; Mathias, Mr. 11 1 . 4 i‘ v.rtlv ~,I d '• "Eger ; Flora, Mrs. Edwin. k(ir!"l.le„„.,-0,? Saturday, Macbeth : Machetb„Mr. 4t!N d Nlits'e,e,i,,"l'."-011 Monday will be produced, 444. : tit.: 1 1:' ""mance, in two Acts td be ealled.The he Irishman i g. ' • ' It Ilitts.i, ill s is III': ROYAL COVFNT-GARDEN. • 1), ritEs E V , ; ' '' t Per f q% ed 1 EVENING, Nov. 23, will ~,i,, _ t,he TraketlY of - - tsll,:d.lr. Alb VENICE PRESERV'D. Ner.4l)r, st, ott ; Pierre Mr rim., • Priuli, Mr. Eger ") Miss c•\l.l,,r;.eitilia.rrymo' re ; * Spinos g a, Mr Claremont ; 41.tkiwitt,N.tslnoe:elt willll:3oesailNcleAd, the Opera of • It i To ~a.• 111,4... ''slut, . edo n i 'William, Mr. Durest ; Phcebe, Miss ‘iiiittt,,r, s/,i`ill•l\li,ss Stephens. itkii141,4*,Tirty.,.....4 ( s"a r : Brutus, Mr. Kenthle ; witp:l•lie iih ri tii 44 ef P ar i s; n Prlclay, Isabella : Isabella,Nlisso Neill, \lNtiii r tlit ';i: , ; ( s ) ; 11 Saturday, The M a id o f th e M i ll ; 11 . ' I •"-On :Monday, Isabella: Isabella, ISI • i t Nuld '' '' , u,.' ' n the Lotter'y' that finished last .1, 1513 1 :iffollowg cANTAL PRIZES 1 — 10 ,7•3 4 ' 4 PriZe 6. ... L.20,000 t 7 '.. , 11, 1 )- 14, . ':••• . .. . ,20,000 yllcßti,. '4l, ''• • • . ...... - • 10,000 I , e S a,1,1•,•_; • . ............... 7 . 1 Iltii':raxi.,-, 611`14•RES for the present L7PTERI 3 71 11 1 c . 1 . , 4, ( ( . ,' ( ' )li ‘o l i si i 1) : Irtl'i•ZOtliti:)f THlS a N y l i Q2 i r u Fk li 7r a e t sells: t,, ,i i 7 ; ___HILL, and 9, CHAR-ING-CROSS. It ki lbti r ,. -------- -- - ------- kitN, (t:';!„;lie r:,j),-JIINE, and Co. respectfully in -1,,,:1. I,4,l'Eftvile, that TICK urs and SHARES N ft the 93 t ' ii t y -1 4t e :IIANA , r .F now on ; Sale at their °INA., • 3 t it ° I ta v tios i • ,•'• h -C' 'tail ''L 1 g of only 4,000 Numbers, with Two I cti be draw n mt Ie 30th Instant, and con , .. ze s of ; : i N t t : t Itt t . ;;;• (11 . 4 : 1( 8 11 :: 1 ° 00 0 each 12 4 Prizes of L.2 1 , , 000 000, &c. k td ' s l O, ', tce):t-P"id) _duly answered, and ; 91 - dens from ul(ll>qvt 41Paierl Wth Remitt a nc e , p t f oc t ua ll y a t 1/2't Y (:" 'meat Utrtilli,,.e.d all other uLlic Securities bought <tc rt , an P . Pp,' 140 Tr E ~ li t, . krid'lllty 41 O FFICE, No. I, Holbtrrn Bars. (l'ilkPA tht I,' respeetf II informs his Friends rti t i , l 441 i, " Y • TICKETS and tit, ' .' i 'lat he is now selling I ''er,' tu I,j,ept variety trf Numbers, fur the NEW Orawn the 30th of the present Month of .0f he scheme contains r , .•. 7 , t)00 [2. .of ^,OOO . 1 2 000 4 l,OOO ,11:1 ( Nrr "%e• &c. &c. t elicts.—Low e t Pr . - 1, 4 4 1t1 f ? ,‘ , 4l; t . ize Z.l (3. t , , 0. (4 I . 4 nding Prizes, sold by BRANSCOMB r ek en i: fl e o s i te I.i.tteries, are requested to brim; . g ec , here . they oill be paid by '° r ickets and Shares in the-fresent \ p • 4,.141( THOUSAND POUNDS! t() the r _ ,! stmcits the attention EM E of th e NEW LOTFERY, in One !gay, so eat! as the ..othof qt o ) 01 it Il i 80 '00 Tickets, with ' 3 l.'wo Prizes of s i ur ' than usnat' r • c. Ne. p °portion ‘if 3,0001. ether all of which the Public are 01 1 ; 1 4 1 , 1 tit.,., ILI., 01. 1 n, LI of the lucky Offices covENTRy-sTRF:ET ; % P tt.,; t l s lf: t tery ( ~"1 - pt, a Prize ended,nty "Fhousand ik tt, F tlzhiN ko o lits l ract just n'as shared and 'k e , l 4, 4 _• Quart er , . One Eighth, and Tyvo Six . 'Shit a 'Prize of 5001. in'One Quarter, I:tteenth Shanes, besides numerous to k7-it .A-%,.„,.. , . 7 4 ~_..5 . ,!...1,..tr,..,..4_ ...„....„( 5 .),.......„...„..,,_ _a,,,,,:. : ---, - a ••-• \ s.: , ;fp ; - ~,,,_.,'":•. ' 41 \ '' - ,4 ,,a z ; 1 / 1 / 1 / , ',/j , , ‘ I\\\\ • " - ri!ll A, FPRICP, STXPENCI3-ITALPPENN*: LTY-OFFICA, Nor. 10, 8 14.• NOTICE is hereby g i ven; that a Session of Oyer and i'erminer and Gaol Delivery, Jiir the Trial of Qf• fences comnzitted on tlc• High Seas, within the Juri.di c ti on of the .ddmiralty of Englamd,will be held at Justice flail, in the OM Ballo/ 2 , LO7lllOll, Olt Tuesday,the 13111 f December next at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. J. Tr. CROICER. DEPTFOI3D PICTU4LLING-Y.,Thil, Nov. 17, 1814. THESE are togive Notice, that 0717WURSD.117, • the Wilk NOVEML IER NEXT, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be et po.yrd to PUBLIC &ILE, at his Ma jesty's Victualling-Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots"f the fol lowing Provisions, now lying in the said Yard, viz. English and Foreign Break, About Fourteen) Thousand Rags; Flour, Rice, Rakins, Pease, and. Oatmeal ; Currants, Calla- , vinces, am! Dholl. A Deposit of peP•cent. is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sate, and the remainder of the pia- Chase-money paid before the Provisions are removed, for which purpose re period of t t working days will be allowed from the day of sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven days, and therentainder in the serer following days, otherwise the deposit money will be fotfe44d, and the Provisions remain the property of _the crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted.