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' !nd 8 11 A. ttEs are selling for the NEW LOTTERI, '`" • :itig Ist SEPTEMBER, • • Half . Present Ptie:!—•l'icliet L. 19 19 0 C•lui, rt ; t : • • • .• • L'.lo 7 u i Eighth `L.4 13 g 04e 1 , 1 s '•• • • • 5 5 0 I Sixteenth.-- l. 7 0: urtihill'-' ' or 9 , C w.l'h harin fql.l particulars, may be had gratis at No. 4, g-cross. MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1814. t'IL:TUIL rsg OFF/CE, '16 14. H E . 20:11:1113SIONERSfor VICTUALLING -j " - His 2.1,L1E57'.1"S N... 1 1 71: do hereby give Notice, That eM TUeselay neat, the 16th Instaht, they will be ready to receive TeAdcra ih &riling; 'sealed -up, an: . l treat for 'Owe Hniulted ThousatiellGallows•of WI ST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, duty free. (froin :arehouscs in which the sane shall hare been Lorded), ihto . his IllajeAly's rietaalling Stores at Portsmouth, in the space V One Month ; arid to be paid for by :Bills, payable with iorei'vst, Ninety Dayi after date. The ConditiOns of the Contract may Lc seen at the Sem, tary's QfiCce. regen:l will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall-tiot •be inserted in wordsi' at length, or that.sLall not be delivered to the. Board before Due o'Clock on the said Thes daysw:vt, the 16th Instant, nor ciliess the Perion who malees the Tendei-, or"sonte Person on his be attends, to answer when carted for. VALPY'S SCHOOL HORACE. This Day was punlished, priee 3s. 6(1. S2l/0. bound, ANeat and Cauca .EDITION of -HORACE' fur the Use Of SCHOOL~, which Lis been puliten frinn tile. BEsT The objietionable, Odes awl Pas: sages , have expunztd. . - printed uniform . with VALPY's EDITION of VIIRiIL, 7 price 4s. boned. iiold by, Law, Languian and" Coy •Lo.naon ; .and all othar Booksellers. Tlijs Day were published, Two Kulnines 121 n o, price [Os. Gd. boards, TUE( CONFESSIONS - or Sir 11ENItYLON 617EVILLE, a Novel. By K. P. Cril,l,lF Esq. Printed for Longtuah, Hurst,.(:ees, , _Or►ihe, and Brown, Paternosta4owl and at the British Gallery, 5 , 1, New Bond street. Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, Childe Alaritiue, a Poet's rile ; Wallace, a Fragment; Varia, the Exile.; and other Poems. In Bvo. price lOs. Gd. board's. ••, • This Day was published, In Three Volumes 12nu.r. price 12s. boards TITY ; a Nuvel. • liv the late Iths. 80-1 r 1r BERTs, Author of " Rose. and Emily." Interspersed with PM:try, and preceded by a Character of the author., . By Mrs. OP! E. Printed for Longman, Rees, Ornie, and Brown; Pa ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, '54, New Bond street. • .-- Of whom ma)% by had, Itose arid F.mily ; or, Sketches of Youth; in I vol. 12niu. price ss. CM. boards. '!'his Day was: plblislied, in 4to. price, '21.25 . , boards, THE EXCURSION, being a Portion of The RECIANE, aPoem By WILIA.',III woßDswoßm. Printed for Longman, Rorst, Itee., Urine, and Brown, Pat ernoster,row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. • ---•• , Preparing fur Pu'llication; 4,the same . Author, Poenis; inclUding Lyrical Ballads, and the 'Miscellaneous Pieces of tl)t Author. With Additions. vols. SVO. WE:SIEL'S dE U I l's 1)ltOPS. rruE Genntne JESUITS DROPS 'have been ILL long known and esteemed a .safe, cheap, effectual, and °tom an nomediatc cure.. Or Strauguarv,Gleets, Weakness of the I;ielnies orßladder ; and when taken on the first. attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de sired eTect: should, the complaint Ile far advanced; it will lie necessary to J.ake the Speciiic Remedy With the Jesuits Drops. The great object to be attended to is, that pm-chasers should be careful in haying the true and genuine Preparation, as the noszle and dangerous counterfeits attempted to. be foisted on the public, by absolute falshpods, are so nume rous, that the peoprietors request every purchaser to ask fur WESSF,L'S JESUITS DROPS. .CAuTinN.--The genuine WesseV's Jesuit's DropS are in ; nelosed.in a black stwop, wit h'the:foilowing enoraven there on (to secure the Proprietor from piracy): ".E. successor to Joseph Messel, 66, St. Paul'S Chr - rch-j , ord." Price 25: 9d. per bottle, and iu large bottles, cvntainiug. Ten swan, IL is. EGULATIONS IN RESPECT . TO -THE HALF-PAY APPOIN BIENT, AND RANK; OF PURSERS br THE ROYAL ,NAVY. Achniralty-OtnCe, 2Gth July, 1 Roirallitiess the PRINtE REGENT . • !leen graciwis_y pt rice,! to approve of 7ert:uo REGULAT,IONS prOpo3ed . hr. .(he ConunisSioner4 of the Admiralty for , the EI<COURAfiEMENT Mid WARD of PURSERS of the Royal WAVY, , and for re galating thil Appointment, and fixing the Rank of• this , Fisefol and deserving- class of Officers; Notice is hereby given that the folkiwoig Regulations have been eStahlislied by Order in COuncil, dated the 6cl instant, and that'Orderl' have been in consequence given for`tiv.; imineW.ite discharge of all Pursers frinu Ships in Ordinary and the Chetrie of ttic several Yards. 1.--.. That Pursers of the !loyal Navy; instead of being con sidered kis stunting Warrant Officers of his ,Majesty's Ships, and 'borne in Ships in Ordinary, oi' on the Cheipie of the se veral Doe]; Vti . rds, for Personal Pay and Allowances of Provi.:. sinus, as at present, shalli' when the Ships to which they aro warranted may he paid off, be inituediatelY discharged, and Allowed in lieu of their present Wages and PrOvisioa, Pay, according to the ftilloWing • • To tin, first 100 Pursers on-the Seniorii. List.. 5 per Diem. next 200 - 4 The The.said Half-pay of Pursvrs shall commence Iron) theist of duly instauti,.and he subject to the same Regulations and Restrictions as . the'llall-Ray of the ComunisiOned Officers of his Majesty's fleet, and fit Zdlowe,d to :tit pursers4Who shalt have been Five Years in his Mit,,j.:sty's Service, either as-Cterk, or Pa:•ser, from the D:,ynu which their respective Ships may be put out of tounnissi,in. That ail Pursers Outing on Half-pay shall them 'selves' to tins Office, without - toss of time, in order to he placed on the Quarterly Half-pay Lists, on pant of the Half-pay•for the time"not reported. II —ln order -to Prevent any improvidoent or - tinnecessary increasc.of the Number of Purser's, anal at the saute time IQ ensure:the Appointment of such persons only as may be duly qual:tied for the duties of the situation, person shall be warranted as`Purser, 'Until the number of Pursi:rs 'be re duced below the nurnberof Ships on the List of the Royal. rsavy 'exclusive of such as are building and have lint been launched), ;mil that hereafter the whither of Pursers shad never exceed the numbfr of such Ships. . That no Verson shall be aPpoiw cal a Purser.. WhO shall he. les.s than Twenty-one or more tnaa Thirtv : tive y.varsof,age. That no Person'shall be appointed a Vin-er of any of his Majesty . , - ; Ships unless he have been rated at, and actually dis charge,' the duty of, Captain's_Ciei It in olie or more of his Majc. , ty's ships for two complete years; or has dicharged the said dat'v of Captain's Cierk for one complete year, and the dung ut 6lerk to . the-Secretary of a Flag Officer for ope.other year; and shall, i6,eeery case, produce a certificate of his , 400 ti, conduct, 'pass the usual exaininations, and give such 1: 7 . eurity for an honest amul faithful discharge of his duty, as way from time to -time b required. • Tnat no Purser shall be capable of being':itiPiiiiited tO. or Fifth Rate, who shall not-have been Two Years a Warranted Purser on the List, nor to a First, Second, or Third Kate, till he shall have ht ea Five Years on the List of Warranted - PurserS. • • Order to give a ‘ greaterrespectahility to -the.Sitha-. tion of this Class; of Officers, his }toyer! Highness has been graciously pleased to confer on Pursers of the Royal :Navy, the saute Rank as granted •by his . Majesty's Order in Council of the 25th efJanuary, 1805, to the Surgeons of the Fleet. • J. W. CROKER. REGULATIONS IN ItES2ECT TO THE HALF-PAY AM) API ) OINTM ENT OF MASTERS OP THE ROYAL NAVY. • :..Aditiirulty-Otlie, 21;th July, 1514.. -- - T r " --- ZriS Roy.ii =highness the PRINCE REGENT 6-e graciously incased to approve or certain )1E1: pvc,imsed the Lords CoMmissioners of the Admiralty, for the ENCOURAGEMENT and REWARD of MASTIMIS of the. ROYAL NAVY, and for regulating the Appointineot: of this iiighly.meritorinus.aud useful Class of. Officers, Notice is hereby cien that the follOWing Regu lations . have been established, by &der in Council, dated the 23d instant :- 1 "That-Masters, on their first Appointment., shall be alloWed their Travelling Expences,. at the'same , Rate, and in • the same mariner, as the, Lieutenants of his 'Majesty's Fleet. • IL " That, in lieu of the Half-pay established fur Masters, in the'Royal Navy, by the 7th Article of the Ordei in Council of .15th August, Ibos, and -the Regulationi appertaining . ,thereto; the followitig,Rate of shall be established • and allowed, fa-Om:the Ist July instant, .• " To the first lOU M.,-ister4; qualified' for Ist and 2d rates - 7s. per diem, "l'n the next 24/1 being qualified,for zid and 4th Rates " The Remainder • ss. ------- "The said Rates of lialfliay•for Masters to be subject to the sante Regulations and Restrietium as the Half-pav of the Commissioned Officers of the Fleet, end also to Llie following , . ," That such Master as shall Bare served Five Years in his Maje4y's Navy, two of which tis.Acting-Master,Second Mas ttr, Master's-Mate, ur Mi,lsinprnan, previously to r.-2ceiving appoiol meat as Ma:4r, shali be entitled to Halt-pay int meduitely on his ei!ii; put Ont . of Comnlission." • , • " That slid). Mastt-r.as shalt 'have served as aforesaid; .itt ms Majesty's Nary, !mit not fur the full space, of Fire Years, shall be entitled to Half-pi'iyartly when the time of his Service • as Master, added to that before passed in the Kiiies Service,, shall complete the said period.of- Five Years." . "And that such as shall have been appointed Master without having.previously served in the Royal Navy, shall be entitled to Half-pay; after having served as Master Five Yew. But that no Master shall be permitted in-time of . War, on any ao . count whatever, to receive lialf-pay during such time as lie shall ire employed in the Merchant Service, or in any othcr, occupation, nnless"snfficient proof he adifed to the Cons , . missioners of. the Nary, that .Such Person is, from infirmity of body, absolutely incapable of performing the Duty of a Master iu his Majesty's • '‘ lll.—".And hi , Royal Highness has been fin-titer kracious ly pleased to direct, tnat'Masters - of the Royal NaVy, instead of being required, as at present, to pass an Examination before the Mister and Wardens of the Corporation of Trinity House, for each Rate of Ships separately, be ; required only to . puss an Examination touching - their Qualifications to serve at Masters of the . following Rates jointly. • " First 'and second itates • " Third and fourth Rates jointly. " Fifth and, sixth RateS jointly. " Sloops and smaller Ve.selt jointly. • IV.- " And in Order to prevent. any unnt , cessary,- or int provident increase of the number of 'Matters, anti, at the same time to ensure, th a t a ll p ersons warran t e d as ? Mas era in Lis Majesty's Navy, be men Of experience and judgment. "'That no Person shall be warranted - as Master, until the another of Masters on the List be ,reduced below the number of z•hips - un .the List of the Navy, (exclusive of such as,are building, and hate not been launched), and that no more Masters.shall b e • eve n appointe3, than the Number of such Ships of the time that any Appointment of Master is to be made." . " That no Pei-Son shall Ire allowed to pass an Exami nation touching his modifiCations 'to- serve as Master in the Royal Navy before lie shall htive. -attained the Age of Twenty-one Years, or after ,the Awe of Thirty-five y ea e, and have . been at least Seven Years at Sea, two of which must' have been served -iii his Majesty's Nary in the quality of Acting Master by Order, Second Master, Master's Mate, orMidshipman,• or being within the' afore said ages, and Karin;.; served Seven Years at Sea s hall have actually 'been One Year or more Chief Mate, anhTwo Years Master, or Two Years Chief Mate,. and Coe Year Master o f a .N.ferchant Ship ; and shall produce Certificates of Diligence, e lioVrietv, and good Conduct, from the Owners, 'for the time lee served as Master, and from the Owners and Master fur the tittle be - served :IS Mate." • " That no .Master shall he permitted-to pass his Examina tion for J higher Bate, until lie shall have served One corn iifgkatioell:r7 .a in-Cortnris2ium'i un der his last quail . J. W. CRQKER. VIC PU-iLLI.ACK:OII.-7CE, dug. 9, 1:314. °L H E COMMLSSIqNERSfor VICTUALLING His .1/1-1/1; . ..57'1"S Nari" do . 'hereby give Nc%tite, That on Friaay, tne•afth September next, they will be .reaili f to receive Tenders.in writing, '(ealed op) ang treat for cer tain quantities of PitIME iftISEI BEEF and Ppitk, to be cared in the ensaing 4,asun; one thirit ihereqf to : be ptchea. in Ha,j-punencons, one third pars ii Tierces, ond one laird pail in Barrels; to be delivered into leis Majesty's Fie- S:ores at Deptford or ,St. Catlieriae%,, in regular prvortio:is, of (TO desvriplion of Casks, 63F the periods u;t -d&:-nseolioned, - One third part 1.) the whole by the.QBth February, 'One turd part more icy the lot/i nr . ..4prit, • :• 1815: ilad the reinaini4 twit part by the ilst oj'May, - :lad to oe paid for hy .Biils,7pieynide with Interest, Sinity Days (vier /Ice Cent itwtrs V the COntraet may be seen at the Se cretdry's ; •at 1 . /as OSicc:; 01 by applying to Mr. J. Ir. d . densfor the Victualling. at Cork; to•-theCotr lec.tOrs of his Alla:jest Ei's cast finis at Limerick, !Alfa . ..il l .A'en;ry, and Waterford, and to the Pustmaster-General at Dublin, respectively. 11. So Tender for a•lps pantity than 100 .Ticrces of I3eef, and 1000 Tierces oft-a,rh, : will be admit/td,; nor ?ail' regard be Aad to any inn which Ow' Price s4rill not be inserted iis wordslit length, or thwl shall not be,delivered to the Board 'blare One °Thick on the said Fridiri,., the 30th V September .ne.t.t, nor unless the. Person who maArs the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. • • . . •• Earl: Tenittr mast also he accompanied by'a Letter signed by tso respoitsiril, Persons cnt agina7 to bconie biatial e with the Party • I,•:ndertag, in< the Pe:niel Sunn of 151. per cent. on anwant, p». the' dize,pertOr ntric.e. V the Coiiti-act, neaMoun, of the ... probabte quantities of kiesh Bel and :.I),ork to i/e co.:nec,fedfor, CI above-mentione . d, may be known on a...? ~•fict the 10th, of next• month,. by applyink at the Se - cietary.s. Office.- , This Day was puhlished, price ss. • T— HE GRANO JUBILEE., commemorated 'on the 1 t of Au g ust,vlBl4, in celebration of the glorious Peace, &c. &c: A- Divertimento for the 'Piano-forte and harp, composed autrselected by P. ROSOT,LI. 4lso io a few days,will he published., the , Royal Kiinnachi Fair and Fii,e Works, a Grand Dramatic Diver,isewent fOr the Pimth•fcrte, iii commetuOration of -:the Royal Nationia • Ju ',Alec, given •on Angitst Ist, i 814, composed by Al. London Pahlished by Goulding; D'Aluntino, Pottcr, and Cp. Manufacturers of Military Musical Instruments, No. L4O, Sobo-Square, and 'No. 7, West iorelauti-street!, Dublin. • rPTtiri.i 7, SIXPENCE—FiAii:TII:4R7*.s; .~~,.... \VAIL IN - Til 0, .1" , ;( )RI'Ll Actvices limn' Sweden eynt.,ill; the of hostilities 1) twsean that cOnilt4';4 t el ill(' nor vegians. These are of_ thtd ate favouiable to the gwedes. EXTRACT OP A LtTTER - Fitom sTubmstADT;lui-i 28. " The dsiiiial General 13,Ven ce Pae ;:eiketts, ILI', fen o'clock on the nicriiiug of the 26th; be pet sail iviib the e hole fleet, in order jti attack the ettekiifi flUtilla;'Statione4 iii the islands okivalti: The coeuti•Stie%Vedllitoself in order Of hattle; no doubt the paipose rt:'ionnoitring, laces. Variai:l•e or contrary winds; fOrlewed by a cilia); antf &tor.: all, a ;iorrent extremely str;:iigin those Harts, Prevented 'our Vessels froin advancing, arid obliged them to cast anchor. In the night the e , neuiy:s guri4toatS retirlif Into the.orehipelago between the it ands of Evalo and Frederiltlfadt. If iikeY had riot liven. able to enter that idi f t, they wOuld allprobability hate taken refuge (Pt the other silt!' of the uif, in Tonsberg and Freiliiiltsvarir,:tind then -they would have been intake:- diately,atlecked.'"fffas, the first operaiiati of the Norwe : :,:ins has been to abandon, without it position (:hat of the isles of Hcalo) wi.leh they thougin impregnable; art the very sight of our fleet, end Vitieh Wes tega; - di:d in the cow;- try as the palladium of N,:rwaY. -This ,:ui doubt, a great effect upon- the public opini'on.' The spivit that animates the officers and crews of our fleet is such; that had the enemy - pdered any tesigtance, there wait! be I.° doubt that the victory would have been c i iinplete. "Our troops on2er the order 3 Of Muj°i•-General G. Morner, occupy the islatids of Hvalo, the hey Cif the Wpii of ChriAia nia.. Colonel flay has wade a descent on the idantlqf North Sando ; Colonel peskholderbrand in that of • Sotith Sundo; Major Flay in the ishind of -.Herfutie.. The enemy has left Many of his effects, and has cast several cannon into the The inhabitants seem content stud happy at seeing their suf ferings terminate. They accose - thi rich and poivinlul the country of having been the cause• of all the evil t. hich threaten the country. The island of Krageri), situated at the entrance of the:ikort Fredcrikstadt, will be attaelied to,mor 7 row. In the mean tune; the eaeaty's flotilla, continues - in acrit:e;till it shall be taken or burned." StibSe(l , 4o - it,to tlte. above occurrences, there are also said to be letters in town let the Ist driSrant frotil Gottenhnrgh, itiaing that a suceesshil at , taelt . was made on the Island of IS ragero on the •29th Swedes having destroyed the Nor wegian flotilla; and taken twenty of their gun . . . boats. ORDEft OF THE DAY. "The Prilye Royal reminds the army, thifin combattint• the factious and, foreigners, who only sect - ini'sery , of 'Nor way, the Swedes are not making war upon . the Norw,egian, To them the army owes good-Will anti pretectien iheir.pro pertyissput under the safe-guard cf its; loyalty and good The Generals of Division are personally responsible for any infraction . of this order; an ilifraction whica will be equally contrary: tri the honour of the Swedish to tire principles which have at ail times distingnisnctl .true sub. " EKery requisition► of cattle and proiisiotii. mAtic in the districts, the inhabitants of which shall shhtnit to t .cisr dory, 'ball be pai,d in ready I;i,niey ; which will not, be the case la those districts 'which, by fartilAtin; means, to 'the agitators, render themselves liable to the. eriine of resistance acitinst their lawful Sas;e.mign." PROCLAAIATIO.N or E KING OF SWEDEN TO THE NORWEGIAN'S. " At the moment %Oen our well=beloved son; the' PriNcE RoYAt. of SWEbEtmi is about .to put himself at the head of our forces, by sea ana . land, in order to take possession of the kingdom of :Norway : We cannot refuse to .'our paternal heart. the satisfaction of once More opening the , path of peace and conciliation to our misled sub jectS; before the calamities, inevitable from the entra! , ce of an armed force, confound the innocent with the guilty. r . • • " Inhabitants of Norwayl your political; exist. ence .has been irrevocably decided by the great results of time War, and sanctioned by the most sOlemn treaties. A. fekt , factious pertons who would deceive your truth and good faith ] ttu lon , rer have it in their power to oppose ob . . stacles to the establishment in the North ofa new order of thirigs, which has been Unanimommly guaranteed by all the preoOtnierating PoWe'rs Europe. " The incontestable rights of Sweden to that union of Norway, have been too dearly purchin , tti by: the blood ant' patriotic efforts'of our subject,;, that we should hesitate a single instant to render them effectual, andi to support them by all the means which Providence has placed at otir dis• posal. , - For all the sacrifices by which we mare con. tributedlo the general deliverance of Europe, have desired no other reward but tire . future pea6.t and tranquillity of the Scandinavian Peninsula. ft was to facilitate the happyunion of Norway Sweden, and to cement it by 1111 the principles of honour and,good faith, that we ;:orisented.. to rel, stctre to the King of Denmark the most viuittable of his continental possessions, conquered and then occupied by our , victorious troops ulna thoSe bionr Allies. It Was in consideration of this object, stin much desired, that we hastened r at once to put a stop to the payment of all the contributions which, had already been imp6sed on the Danidt pro vincesi that we solcinnly ,renounced all the old claims which we were entitled to make on tine Court of Copenhagen - in favour of our subiocts; and that- we added to these disinterested CondirionS of peace, offers still more considerable, 4tid sacti7 ..- , ---- . ‘ k A, -ARD,'BURNB, 1 1 Z 'l, •utl;respectfully ~\•tt , , tt.;e Public that TICKETS Co:' on the- i st sy:P L i t s... SHARES ffur .. i t‘ n br - e_ and r " 4lnd 4titi' I,(YrrEity, to begin Drawing _. 9,3, I , IOIA tlir ,e, ba Sale lit their 011 ice, N The``! -. i . ,, )tt and / ' ' ' 4, con-ists of only 14,000 'tickets, /, 5 i 00 , 0 Pr% contains - ,p . zes of the Scheme W.„ . l ''.' of ...... L•2o,on° 1 2. •' • - ri it ''',... „ „ 10,000 2 ' • • ' l oth, i ~ , ,14...1) is L2O. n, Orders froi.it rs f'•(4ll°° ' Tlhin , ' , .and down to the loosest Prize, thete.o4 Iktterc post-paitl) duly ansiwertr.,'.'poneritaily ,d,ulliq, iceuitioaaied .with Remit s a i d i)N. , ,0.,,,,ii.i( n . . . alut ‘0.......(,„.„,r, ,', t and all other Public Securities bought 1 1_____ , FOR THE -1 (K t'lS A \ . T.1.1.,-A97,It,TEIA,N • ,i-LNItEs (-----i rviti&i • ' LAST- FIFTEEN LOTL--; . 11, sEp.•. .. 1 1 st ki l , v,, 'V ' 4 t LO TTERY • TArawit. o , begins L., 2 UMBER, -151. 4 . . SCHEME. L 40,000 • 1. , •e ~0,000 i Y '' ' • r 'f• • ...... L. 20,000 10,000 ; ,1' '••• ; • • . ....... 10,00 Q . 4,000 •'' •:•." ' • • • • ...... 5,000 1 '• •. • - . •• . . ...... 2,000 ' • .1,000. 1,000 2;500 h ' ' • • • • • • • „ , ..... ' 2,000 1;500 14:'' • ......... • 500 200 I,oop. . 50 .55,000 20. ••••••• • ' " " ..... ik„ •1, 4, 14 0,000' • ' 'eliet, s , r FS t . _• NO FIXF.p !!-- TZ '1 ~ DAN'S VF 1rttA1v! ,,( ; , .. 17, ,, m1E.R. I-, iirav,„, • .., , . tst .514,1,,518E.t.„ , ' 2, 1 li '' • .... 13th SF- , I ""' vit . , ay,.. ........ • s, prri.,lll• • • • „..,,- 1 , 4. 4. ud bay„ „ ..... ..17111 • -14. C ) (4 1; , IX an .I 'ILAIt vs ar e selling by Lottery, at ; i i. e i I ,tlk,,"`•,Ck, a ( S , --- - t6rs for the •„-,;„.1d facing' 1 th e ~!, tt,,, t , ,, 1 1 .( ?. Contrau. col-11111u, kttit,4\ (• "r•1 e t of hank-buildings, II i'ws, Cliaring-eross. .I,f p. 19 0 L. 2 13 0 ; 4 ... lee!' f L Ticket-. -• •• • fi' l9 0 • 4 tr .. '• • ... .I 0 7 0I - E.ll-ritt h al . . ' 1 7 ..• '. '•• • • 5 5 0 Sixteen No. 232, STRAND. , . 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Juk" ( T i f i-) S• i;'lLotnn of I. se t , "s of I I , e .'z ,1 ' • t th" 'P"-Lic.‘ d• 1 111,- cry:* •tat , liti tt • • i•a:G ( 'curt, a •- , ••_idi,,,,s, ( .; . ,„,., F_,- ti 4,1,1i••ehd,, , .Rltintte: in 'onthanipton-iit° 5.,%,,.."1 r 0.L.-,t ) lip !/,?,,,111 Tw, -v, t „ ll . e-minct Lots, ~.D.; and II Fr of t"tI.I‘.I,!,,,iAGF,F. ?t -1.--...I;'!IEINTS 1 " A "; (the Estates 'l(l L ' i lite c•••ll.tl.,,\''itli 1 he Alipi;tleininceS,Pa.r". te at Upper l'll-4`'e'r%l'..'-• Ilit()7 ) 1 1 '; F,§ fleceas"l's,t,t," Particulars 1''11t1:Zfl -111 • ,1 ) 7 1: t ( 4. 1, - , , .in .t . h . e ' - co l :airy ~o!, •-•,,..u1'a-s.-i,e.'r.3 ( ( mi ce , in .itt 'l'loll4 :'`'" (gatis) at the saw r',. „ 5 „ . --,,voit anti •\l,, li.t1"1 441.,•,)°'1i11:4-s,al,,resaid ; and 31 „, • ‘', 1. -,' p s ',,„d Thuraas, ',',.hve.(,4,,N ((,-;1143 CriIVYS- 11l n ; Messrs...-,?')- co,p,,r and ;I,lo.,',`)li t it."'„efiurt, Fit et-street ; c 11 s f srs re . said; Ice, N l 't t ti , is, Soutlianipton-bungs..t . ~ I.l„ii.statt- ' Allcu` iddlk •Phiza, 1 and- - . st- •tnd Snrve ° Y . 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(411,1 r ‘ 4 ' ,l CO. have' been regularly . brad t.o, are tti. aljeted, 4. lileir experience in th e above 1 Lis - art:el N_ ur ittll7l, ip ), o } ,, ~,are Nienibers of th e Royal College of theirS f e11,,,.P . to it„, l i ` ,1.4." d -Liiiibiirg it ; and it is gratil":".'l": of ti;,‘l4'.ezitt""lirlce tlicv have ra.scuetl vcr.Y.l.ll4nd; 14 t his !"11 e•ern h'',,41.1-11e aliovc dreadful ',' 'l ' l. ' l l thousands r r their mt:itY call testril4t,ils haa failed), and watt' (aft"' tenet, -,,r,5. Coon, -1, ltitt,r,l4o:Aiit')an(i Co. are eUnsulted daily ten till '',lt t o ' N t-p a i f -el'ted) by itb.er 'S-ex; coniidelfirt?ll7lY; o • rb y a/1y h' ( ' V ' l ltrl Lei sand the, list ad•i a •11, I,ll'4""thu to(.ya 1 •• - -oil tito:•.iy D or . . ice will be t• Cutting, Sts 1--IsTuLA cured x.!thoctre- recit,,,st7 A,o4..‘:e.spair• 1 j .,re tar 1108t.:V.Zi1M1 I.ns!^tracetx Black -4 4,l.loll:i"ito‘lcf_ln Call at e C 11 . 11 10t , t,-• I laud dill's Chatiti. . c orr"' o 11 ' 3 r or' l' er6 ce 1111 „ 15, tilt ° t'ae of i t. ..e. ~, ~1;~ ~'~~~. lM'~~~ ~.~ t•iff'; c op ~ 'et ',JO" .- ~, ;..