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HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and com_ , 21 . 1ISSIONERS of MIS 211.4JESTr's NAVY do • ere6 Y kive Notice, that on Wedoesdety, the 17th listaia, One o'Cloek, they will be ready ta treat. with Pith Per '" as may be willing to C Qa tract for IIiJILDINCACIrf ;RS of 14 feet and np,!•ards ice length, and for delivering , te same at his llf.qesto's Yards at . 11 ,ptford, Woolwich, •:Itathani, • and Sheerness. 4 Draft of the Contract, and a Form Of the Tender, may seen at this Offire. slit Tender will he received, after One dock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the ihorty, Or an ;Igen , for him . , attends. Ererq Tee n ier must be gecontpanird h a Letter addressed the Mutt Board, and signed by two responsibk Persons, "aging to become bound with the Person tenderi.ig, in the S `tin of 5001. for the dice perfornzanes of the Contract. noadtiGH OF LEICESTER.. ity a COM \ 7011 'HALL, held the 9th day of Deconlyer, t Sl7, JOHN GREGORY, Esq. Mayor, Ile.snlred unanimonsly, 04 the Motion of .Mr: . Alderman J 1 sected by Mr. Alderman Jeffcutt, that an AD )t) ' , FAS of CONDOLENCE. of which a Copy is underwritten, e Presented to his Royal highness the PRINCE REGENT, ' ll the rate lamented Death of her Royal HighneSs the CHAR 1.0176. kesoft , ed unanimously, That the Mayor he requested to T r4tis in it the Address to Lord Viscount Sidmoutli, to be laid for e 'his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. Ord ere d, That. the Proceedings of this Hall he advertised . ' ll the Leicester Kpers, and in THE SUN and Courier News hPers. llesolved, That the Thanks of ,the Hall be given to t h e ' ll Yor, for hating called the Hall, and for hii .ably Conduct tl the Chair. THOMAS BURBIDGE, Town Clerk., A y r of the ADDRESS. to his Royal Richness GEORGE, Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. " e humble Address of the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Ilurgesscs of the-Borough of t..eicpster, in Common Hall asset ih it please your Royal Highness, We, his Nlajesty's dutiful and loyal Soliiects. the Mayor, u ki‘ifk and Burgesses of the Borough of L?icesier, presume t ' approach yaur Royal Highness with feelings of the most l itectionate attachment to your Ito'vat Highness's Person, t' , onity, a n d Government; and, 1 . 1 °ugh indisposed to in- It ude upon the privacy of domestic sore , w, we would offer to hur Royal Highness the dutiful tribute of our unfeigned t'orid,&i lce . feelingly participate ih your Royal High tss's personal Mitering', and deeply depl,re the ' severe ca lamity with which it has pleased Almighty God to afflict your l !tlyal Highness and the Nation, in the Death of the Princess tharttotte. We venture to hope that'. your Royal Highness 11 1 experience some consolation under your heavy affliction, in )tt sympathizing -sorrow which pervades all ! classes of hisMa ",ty's Subjects ; but it is for Hilo alone, whose inscrutable l'oridence has permitted this chastening visitation , effectually Sustain your ROyisl Highness tinder it. We humbly pray t hat the Suptee:3e Disposer of all Events will give to your !It)yal Highn,•ss, to your Royal House, and to that Illustri °Lis MournZ , r, te beloved Oonsort of your Royal Daughter, t hat Peace which the World cannot give. We pray that He tray long preserve the vatuable Life of your Royal Highrwss, hr the protection and welterc of this Kingdom; that He will t tansmit to our late3tposterity the blessings of the Paternal pray of the House of Bfunswick ; and that he will unite the kearts of the People in an ardent and devoted attachment to t he Family of their Sovereign, and to that glorious Constitu tron he is the 'protecting Father and the Head: Signed by the unanimous Order of the Common Hall, THOMAS BURBIDGE, Town Clerk. cusTom-nciusE,, LONDON, Dee. 3, 1817. '1)1t SALE (by Order of the Hon. the commissioners of his Majesty's Customs), on Tuesday the 1411t;' Wedn,:sday the. 17th, Thursday the laih, Friday the 19th; and it, the fol lowing Week, on Mowiay the 22d, Tuesday the 23d. and Wednesday the 24th Instant, at Two o'Clock in the After noon precisely, at the Commercial-Sale Rutinis Mincing ' lane, 1111 E following GOODS for HOME CON SIIMPTION :—nuslin, Nankeen, .Shawls,, Cambric, Woollen Cloth, Ivory Chess Men, itiAst Indi.4 Stained Pa p er. tequered Ware, DrAvings, Picture H s, Paper Hatngs, Co ;lelian Stones, Bronze Powder, Watches and otherJva;ellery, Shells, Thread and Silk Lace, ditto Veils, Scarfs, and Presses • Plat e Glass, Cut Copp ' er Coin 'Sword Sticks, Paste - Q4ards, 'Sail Cloth, Clock Dad 'Plates and Moveinents, Mos ket Sahres,.Chillies, Rose Wood, Tapioca, Ox at ¶ow Hides, Goat Skins, Cranberries, Wine, Brandy, Rum, Veneta. peals,, Staves, Mahogany,;'Tobacco, Snuff, and Nudry Other sorts of Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAROF.ALL DUTIES. • AIR() One Cast: of IVino, fur Nome Oon;umption , on pay. ketit of 'the Duties of Customs and Excise ; 'or for Export . a ••• ••• • non free of Duty.. The Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven Hozsheads that lay ‘t Globe Yard) to be viewed at the Tobacco -Warehouse, Lon !on Docks; and al the other .Goods 'at the King's in hnise, Globe Yard, and at Na. 90, 'Thames-street, King's under the Coal F.x-...bange, and Tobacco Ground, Ito 'llerhithe, asparticularized in the Catalogue. The Goods in the firbt four Drys will he on view from Toes- Tay the 9th, until Nl6riflay the 1 . 5111, awl the remainder nail ,iittirday the 40th In.taitt, from Ten o'Clocii in the Morning Ttiree in the Afternoon. N.D. Goods bought at this Sale must. he paid for at the Re ' 'tit. f• • d" rf ..ture • Other , Custom-Hon sc, on or er Fines ail S i . ore Saturday, the 31 it day of January, I 818. .r thti Depo- Its made thereOn will ;il),,ilutvly heroine forfeited. Cataloguus may be had at the Kiog's Warehouse, No. 90, 'twer Thaupes-strect, price -One Shilling each.' , l• THE rT EltY. RICH WHEEL. , • POUR PRIZES Or TAY ST THOUSAND POUNDS. I . And Onty ONE . pA Y more to Draw. GCALUtOLt . rile Coto ractor, has the ; 'ilia, . sure of annonncirre . to the PUblic the Rich State of the-Wheel; which contains' - , • FOUR PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUIAND PO,UNDSI And which must be ALL Drawn on SATURDAY. Ore. 20. The present Price of Tickets and Shares - are as follows, viz.- Ticket • L. 41 19 0 fla ' L.I t 90 j Eighth - .. L. 2 18 6 Quarter 5 15 0 j '.l 9 .'6 The folloWins Capital Prizes were drawn on Friday last, Dee. 5, anti Sold by G. CARROLL. at his, Offices,. 7, CORNEII LI., and 23, OXODRO-StREF,...r, where the fortunate Holders (ply receive their Mangy au de mand, viz.— . 4,349 a. Prize of k. 20,000, in tihares. 5,844 .... 500 Guineas, in Shares. 4,720 40411 ..... • 400 k•uineas, in Shares. TWENTIETH DECENIIIEIt torrEtty , WlLL FINISH. au& SIVEWItIGHT conwAtulate the at, ft Pllblicnn the, result of the second Day's Drawing, the Capital Prizes that harifetted to be drawn Baring been well distributed anionic the Public in shares, but leayinr, FOUR of the 4 i OO9l. Prtzes, besides 1.1 Minor 'Capitals. to he de termined. on the CAST 11.11 . of Drawing - (3oth of December), whenthe_Virst 7 drawn Prize will have added to it the-Sum of 20;0001. As Tickets have not been obtainable - for several days past, those who intend to adventure should apply intrue diatvly, a few haying been returned unsold by Agents at re :war parts of the litulvlont. J. and J. SIVE;VRIGHT hare select Variety at their truly fortunate and old established SR, Haymarket, 11, Milburn, I And i it, Oxford-street; where the last Prins of eO,OOOl. and numerous othyr Capitals in the last and pretent'Lotter3', have been Sold in Spates. Published by LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paten • ster-row. London. THE BRITISII THEATRE; or; E Collection of Plays, which are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Cevent- ;artlen, and Haytuarket Printed. un der • the. Authority, and by Permission of the Managers, front the Prompt Books. With Biographical and Critical Re marks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. With elezant Engraving.. In 15 veils. royal tlimo. Price 61. i6s.-64. in boards ; or, oa fine Paper. with Portraits and Proof Imprrssions of the Plates, prier 131. In boards. The folloa•in:; are the Plays contained in this Woak, -which maY be purchased separately, ;Lice !s. each : The CopyriFiit of a large .parti•xi of the , Plays contained in these Selections, being - the 54.1(. Pro : .ertv of the Publishers, cannot he given in any other Collection of Plays. - • 1. .foontairteers • 1 6h., Point of Honour . '2. Speed the Plough 3 Wheel of Fottuite 4. Lover's Vows 5. lukle and Yarico 6. Isabella 7: Wild Oats G 6. Barbarassa 67. Mer6.ant of Venice 68. Wires they IVere 69. Itiin.4 Lear 73. Constaqt Couple it. School of itef!;rm B. Douglas 9. Stranger 10. Country Girl • ' ' 11. Dramatist 12. Hamlet 1$ C;reci.o anghter 14. BTisf Bo dy - BA . 16. Timcred and Sigismunda 17. All in the Wrong IS. Macbeth . 1 , 9. Bold Stroke for a Wife 20. Poor Gentleman 21. Such Things are 42. Orth , noko 23. Love in a Village 24. Bead. tci Ruin 25..latie Shore 26. Clandestine Marriage 27. EdWard the Black Prince 28. Merry Wires of Windsor .9. Rule a Wife and hate a 'Wife • 30. Mourning Bride 31. Cure for,the Heart Ache 82. All for Love 33. Way to Keep Him 34. King John 35. She stoups to Conquer 36. Conscious Lovers Iteve,,ce $B. Lo , ••e fur Love 39. Every iit WI *Tumour 40. Ctriolanus .' 41. Jew 42. Romeo :Ind Juliet 43. Careless viiibbancl 7 1,.. To Marry or not to Marry 73. Kiiig Henry VIII. 74. King Henry V. • is. Good Natured Man '76. Antony and Cleopatra • 77. Recruit' Officer Coo i4ess of Salisbury 79: Winter's Tale 83. Dc Montfort 81. Coma de Narbonne • 82. Castle . of Andalusia 'B3. Suspicious litisb.ind 84. A Bold Stroke for a Hus band 85. A New Way to pay Old 86. Way to het Married 87. Fatal curiosity $B. t'arl •91 Warwick 89. Fontainblean 90. The Hiniev Moon 91. The Wonder 92. Lionel and Clarissa 93, Earl of Essex 94. King Henry IV. Part I. 95. The Brothers 9(. She Would and She Would Not 97. The Inconstant 98. The Rivals 99. Mcwire for Measure 100. Know your own Mind 131. Kin. Richard 111. • 102. King Henry IV. Part H. 103. The Gamester 104..'r he Man of the World 105. Maid of the Mill 106. Tl►e Dnenna 107.Tha Provoked Husband 108. The Chances 109. The Distressed Mother 'llO. The Beggar's Opera 111. Mahomet 1 12. The Foundling 113. As you Like it 114. Night 115. Much Ado abontNothing 11G. Cymbelint 117. Venico Preserved 113. Comedy of Errors 119. Tamerlane No. Surrender of Calais 121. 13attls of Hexhain 121. Iron Chest Mi. Mir at Law 124. Othello 125. Heiress. 44. GeOr4t ail' Vittil 43. Beall' ',test :gem 4ti. Glistavus t'ass. 47. West In“ian 4a—iulius Ciesar 49. Every One has his Fault 50.".1ei.10us Wife St. 'Pie Tempest 52. The Orphan 53. Cato 4 4. The Belles Stratagem 5 5. Zera 56. The Fair Penitent 47. Ti.e Deserted Daughter SS. First Love 59. Siege of Damascus 60. Provoked Wife 61. Rival Queens 62. Lady Jane Grey 63. Love Makes a Man 64. Roman Father 2. A COLLECTION OF FARCES AND OTHER AF TER-PIECES, which are acted at' the Theatres Royal.— Printed from the Prompt Books. Selected by Mrs. Inchbald A new Edition, in seven vols. royal tEiroo. -price iI. 15s. or On fine Pallor, with Portraits ' price 21. l2s. 6d.„bourds. • The following arc contained in Oh; Work ! Child tit Nature The Minor The Quaker Weddiog Day Mayor of Garratt ' The Guardian Midnight Hour The Liar The Deuce is in Him Raising tlieWind Flora Edgar and Elwin:- Matrimony The Birth Day line Ella Rosenberg -Jew and the Doctor Richard Cceur de Blind Boy Irishman in London -• Lion WhO's the Dupe,. Prissuer at Large Mu,id of the Oaks Love ala Mode The Poor Soldier Tofu Thumb Hartfoid fiiidge The_Ftruier - Doctor and the Nutley Abbey The Highland Reel Apothecary Turnpike Gate Two Strings to your The First Floor Lock and Key' . tow - '-• ' f The Adopted Child Reg stcy otlice The Deserter ' The Farm-House The - Apprentice All the World's a 1 Lodoiska The Critic Stage . Ways and Means The Suhan Lviiit,,, v a l e t School for Author - . Rosina: - 'file Citizen - . Midas High Life .13elow Three Weeks otter The Waterman . . . Stairs ' • -• Marriage - . The Author Bbtl Ton Catherine and Pe- The Old Maid The Muck Doctor truchlo. ' • Miller of Mausfiehl The Devil to Pay -Padlock Comas The Irish WidOw Miss in her Teens S. THE MODERN THEATRE ; or, A Collectian of suc cessful Modern Plays, acted at the Theatres Royal. Printed from the Prompt Books. Selected by Mrs. InchLtald, lii ten vols. royal 18mi...t0 correspond with the alluvr. price I. lOs. or hue paper, 31..155. hoards. . - ' r • • . - ' ' • • REGENT'S CANAL. • , ' • .N°INTGICnfiFit VEINt *g i ven,. v i e ' 0 S NI I' l l ' l ll 'l 4 4' E a E t • E C EI O,TI - - 11 AN Y of. 141,CI'ItIETORS of the-REGENT'S CANAL" held at, the CoMpony's Otliee,,No. • 17, ,Foley-place, Cavendish square, the 12,t1) day of No 1817 ; COLONES, DIfINKWATEK iu.the Chair; It w.:s Resolved, .• 4 • \ • ' : '.;that the Third Instalment,of WI. per Cent. upon ; the " .!.: I .obscriptioa, for tite New Shares of .934501. he paid on or " before. the If4tli day of l laouary,,ltil 8 • And, at a NWering of the said Committee, held on the 29th day of Novetoley,,lBl7; . COLONEL DRINK WATER in the Chair; • - was Resolved," . . . • . . That the Third Instalment, ordered by the Resolution of " the 14th Instant, be paid_to George Wartt,,,Esq. Treasurer " of,the CoVpany, at Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Co, Nu.tia, " Lotpbard-strefgt, London ; and Nat the same be advertisea " in two MorntOg and pie Evening NeAielpapers." RDWAROS and LYON, Clerk of the Company. ---- -- QQUADRILLE DAN , CING. A L LEN, No. 19. Stie'riird-street, (olden- IX square, gives etitILIC LESSONS and PRACTICE ii genuine QUADRILLKS,WALTZ,and COUNTRY DANCK: as danced by the select Fashionabl• s of Paris and London; Morning sets for Ladies only. Evening sets for Ladies and Gentlemen. Private. Lessons at all hours to.tnaught or in- Pupils of any age Wishing privacy, -- or inure expedi Coos or refined acquirement than Public Lessons convey. Pa itiily attended. Youth qualified fin the Profession or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families, for hid ing which he has m sale new-invented self-playing Instru ments, enabling them to cultivat e . their own Dancing . , give Balls without . .Ilusiciaus, or amuse themselves and Friends with Music, by Clock-work.' UNCONE‘JON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S HEM) INN, SNOW-HILL To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NORTH.. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keepricellentTinte, By B. W. MOUNTAIN and to.: SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. TH E 60lowiug TosT•coActi ES, MM L COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill :,-- The a New LIVEItIkX)LLight Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying You insides and FourVatsides, sits out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool nes,t Afternoon at SiX o'clock, through Donstahle, Woharn, Lathbury, .Northamlitim, Luttetwortb, Hinekle'v, Atheistone,'Liehfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington and Preseot. SOLIHAMPTON, Lvmingtem, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the Morning . , arrives at the DOlphin Inn. Sou hampttni, by Five o'clock,—This is a !post de;ightful Conveyance to the Isi.e.-of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Matoes, Havre de Cherhurg.h, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sin Post-Coach, ever% Eveniug at Five o'clock.—Gus:ded. WlANlOUTH,Dorchester, Blandfurd, Salisbury, Andover, aud Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Chviburg, ..St. Ma &c. EXETER, Plyraanth, • Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dori mouthoind Salisbury, N e•.v Post Coach, every Morning, at .Neveu o'clock, through !Ironton, Axminster, Bridport, Woodford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BosTGS, Sledding, Pete! borough, Stilton, and Hunting 'lon, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveoing to Spilsby, Lout It, Grimsliy, and Hull. BATH and BltIS t OL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip peollaw, Caine, atil Marlborough, every .' ftern,ou ; atrivz At Mr, May's h _t he Greyhou oil Inn, Bath, and the Londott- Tavern, ticinta4strM, aird tl:c Swarm, Bristol, first Moro- i n g.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply month, &c. LEEDs new 1h called Tke Rockitigham, sets out every Ntorniug, at Eight o'Clock ; carries 14 . 0111 - Insides only, and goes renottkablv caw, with a Guard throughout. P a sses through Stanford, Newark, Itetfoid, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to tint Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach,' it is allowed to he the most agreeable and coamlete -Pahlie Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accummoda tion•he any other. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries,. Bromiliill, Thornhill, Satiquhar-Kiln, Canonici:, Kingswell, and ail Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YOIt , .earborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, a ith a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, !Let , ford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northalicrtim, Durham, Mot !sell, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time the;,7 please, and then prooeed ou.without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, gattishory, ilungerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. BItIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, troy Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitchaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guaitl all the way, passes through llrough, Appleby, Greatzibt idge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs, the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, hare the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. - KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lousdale, Bolton, ' Chorley, Oimskirk, and Gar3tang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called The Regulator, every Evening at Five o'cloc's., to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool.--Gnarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitcharch. Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach every„ Mornin4, to thg Georiv, Itln, Sunderland. MANCHEST.rIt, t inslow, Corigleton, Newcastle, Walsal, Anti W o lccrhamptou,Post.Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELDand Rotherham Post‘C;oach, - Called the Rock ingham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birminglialn next day at Nom.— Passes by Oxford, Easton 'and Shipsteue, to the. Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Bowden ; Thorn, and - Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at halt-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, DOVER, Deal,,Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate,Cauterlmvy, Feversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. • HERTFORD, are, Holdesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, , every Morning. . . TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two l Five, and Eight •o'Clock. . - It. CLAY'S Original Waggons and Coaches, to Newbury, Swindon, Aldboutn, V:.,naton-Basset, Latubolrn, Hunger.. ford, Chilton, Leading, and all Hades adjacent, daily. ,- IV AGGONS: .... To HENIF.I. HEMPSTBAI), IVatford and Stanatore,Three Times a Week. . , . • DISS, Beecles, D ungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk ; every '.‘lianday. • cutENcEsTr.ll, Abingdon, llentry, Bristol, awl Glou ecbter, l'lirec Times a Weeli. sOUTI-IANIPTON, Winchester', Itninsey, Lyndhurst, 1, tonigton, Christchurch, Rinv,wood, Made, Nle• of Wight; Jersey, and tiinernsey 3 .l 7 agg ~ (Daily, SUNBURY, tlaniliton, and Twielienliank, Twice a Week. GREENWICICI and Woolwich, every Day. TorrEN ti AM 'awl Ed niiintun, es et y Day. 13. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. 'respect:idly acqnaint their Friends and the Puhlic, that they will not be accottuta4le for any Parcels, Passensl.l's 1 4 uggage,.%Viitinp, Plate, ,4ke.. Of more than Five Ponods Value, if stolen, !ost, or data 'td, un less entered as such, and the losnrance paid for accoldit4y, at the S4maccu'a MO lon, Lppoq. kV s. THE'. • • NOTIC being, e7yirerl, which, the COMMEACIAL, HALL WINE COMPANY gave to their Friends .tn& the Public. to furnish, themselves with POUT. WINEN . ,at OLD 1' .ICES, the Company. take the earliest opporttinity of,stating their present l'rices fur Wines of the .following farrrite Vintages:— , ports of the Vintage of 1815, 425. nd. per Dot. • Ditto the Vintage of f 1812, 46e . Od. per Doz. Ditto the Vintage o 1808, 50s. Od, per. Doe. And it is certain that the Wines of 1815 and of 1812 muit be stillittrther adirmiced, and the 108 will soon all he il* the hands of private ,intlividuals.—The , Company return thanks to their very numerous, independent, and respect ahle Friends for all their Favours, and recommend the fol.- lowing White Wines as worthy their Notice • • per Dot. Fine Old soft,and high•earonrett Sherries 465.0 d. Ditto ditto East India, matchless 60s. Od. 'rowdy., of full Madeira flavour - 4135. Od. Brutal Madeira, Very old - - 605. Od. Wret India Madeira - - -68 s. od. .grit hat ditto, matchless - - -84 s. Oil. The, t\impany also offer the following. Cape Wines as obting distinct in quality front any other that hate been bee're.l, 'excipt what. has lately been. sold only by tke Compan y , • Whit e Cape'Stein Wine - "- 90s. Od. White Cape Wine, the finest Madeira Grape transplanted, and the old way of producing the Wine inipruVria by experimental bigh euitiva tion of the Grape Lauds and superior process in rachnig and int4iinating - - - 345. ad. C. C. Cape. the only parcel ever imported, made front Grapesy selected purposely front different Vine Gtotvers, who are the most uoted,for use high chltiration of their Grapes, and is AM Ii termed, the Stuoi-Vat Wine, being kept 'by the Wine ,)laliers for the pur pose of improving New Coarse Wines - Red Name, in French bottles, and far su perjot to most French Wines - - Red Cape.—Tiffs Wine is from the Ma deira Tinto. Grape transplanted,. and produces a dry full bodied high brilliant coloured Wine - - - - - - - .425. Od. 10, Skinner-street, and 340,0xford-street, London. - 465. Od, - 365. Oti. MEDICINE. GENUINE MEDICINES. Tfollowing MEDICINES may be pro . - etweti genuine at the Wat ehouse of the tat:. SHAW and EDWARDS, 66, St..Patit' Church-yard : Hill's Balsa?. of I font.) , 3 6 Juniper Itiss. Pepperm. 1 Essence Waterdock.. IG . Roche' Binbrocation.. 4 0 _ _ liallam's.Bilions Pills 2 9 llobberds's Cough Dr. 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 4uniperEss.Pennyroyal 1 11* Marshall's (crate 1 1 speediman's Pills 2D * Church's Cough Drops 2G • .:pilsbury's Drops .... 0 * Amboyna Powder, 2 G Cireenough'e Lozenges 1 11* C, rnWell'sOriontaltord. 4 6 luglis's Scott's Pills .. - 1 Widow Welch's Pi 115,%.;. 2 9 Salt of Lemons 1 0 Keyser's Pills ...... 6 3 Singleton's Eye Oint, 2 0 Velno's Vegetabk Pills, '4 6 Godbold's Balsam.... ld 0 * Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia 2 9 Chure.h's Pectoral Pills 1 I j [-louver's Pills Wzlsh's Autipertussis.. 4 2 9 Essence of Spruce .3 6 Cnitsfaot 1 Durable Ink . 1 Amboyna Ectiatt 4 6 British Oil WessersSpecifienetnelly 2 9 Cheltenham Salts, 2 9 The above (those with the star excepted will have the ad dress of Mom and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp; where als may be had every other ratent and Public Me allowance to Merchants and Traders in ge neral. Ti OF,E unhappy Pntients who, through the boasted promises of igooramt pletenders to medical skill, or through wilful procrastination, in order to increase expence, endure additional pangs, and become considerable losers .In' delay, &e. arc earnestly invited to the EAST LONDON Emcm, EsTAnusthiENT, 7, Cannon street-road, near the Comthercial-road Turnpike, where C. J. JORDAN, Surgeon, &c. and two eminent Physicians, during many years regular practice, can prove that honsands fall victims yearly to the Venereal Disease, owing to improper treatment, and the use of those poisonous preparations - termed mercurials, which entirely debilitate and. ruin the constitu tion by getting into the hours, and other frightful and alarm ing effects---dinuiess in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, &c. &c.—at last dropsy ensues,. with a. general debility and decay of the constitution, originating from n dreadful diseaU lurking in the habit, or the system being poisoned by the use of mercury. Messrs. JORDAN and Co. may be censulted by all ranks of people, from $t in the morning till at night, for the cure of those afflicted with the Venei cal Disease, and the many distressing disorders arising therefrom. Slight and ce -I.cent cases arc radically cured in three days, and if long stand ing, a cure will be performed in lis days: and Mr..l. boldly asserts, that neither fearing a competition of professional skit), nor having recourse to the violent powers of poisonous tnercurials, he challenges them to do by their minerals, what he has done by his mild mode of treatment, as testified un oath before the 'Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Loudon ; and at all times pledges himself that he is ready to cure the above dreadful complaint, in its most alarming stages, is one-fourtlt of the time, and at half 'the usual ex pense.—Letters, post paid, enclosing a fee, and stating the ruiture of the complaint, will he immediately attended to, and medicine sent to, :MY part of the kingdom. Observe, the EAST LONDON MEDICAL ESTA IILIsEINIENT is directly opposite to the Stone-mason's Yard, Cannon-street-road, St: George's in the East.--No connection with any other • COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS; &c. &c. ARNOLD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF COLTSPOOT. GCli is the vii rue,—such the Well' an" elf eat) , of that omit excellent Medicine, ARNOLD's PEc- ToRAL BALSAM of COLTSFOOT, thattywards of 180,000 persons afflicted with the most violent Coughs, Colds, Ast h ums, the Hooping Cough, shortness. of Breath, and Con sumptions, have been cured. In old Coughs, recent and long standiti , Asthusas slight and recent Coughs and Colds, Weezings, Hoarseness, the llooping . Cough, Shortness of Breath, and Consumptions, this Mciiiciue is decidedly the, most fide and effectual, and the greatest discovery ever made in the annals of Medicine. It is held in the highest estima tion for its excellent and salubrious virtues. Volume's would not be sufficient to contain the mass of individuals Arlo, have taken it, and experieneed its safe. salutary, and ines timable virtues: Nothing can be bett , r adapted to pre rem the ill effeets of damp air, and foggy weather; nor can any thiiig be more excellent to take whets wet. damp, or wet in the feet, cold, or shivering in the body, after a shower of rain, or fall of snow,'&c.&c. Above 2000 years has the -herb (Coltsfoot), from which it is prepared, been held in the highest estimation. It comforts and relieves the afflicted .speedily; it causes individuals to breathe more freely, and strengthens their constitutions against the deplorable and ca lamitous effect's of Consumptive Disorders. N.B. Persons will please to ask fur Arnold's Pectoral Bal sam of Coltsfoot, and-observe in the Pamphlet which is en elo.ed, the Certificate made and attested by the Proprietor; More the Right . fl!on Matthew Wood, M.P. I.ord Mayor of London, at the Mansion-house, the 2:th day of March, 1-116, wit hont which it cannot be genuine. Sold by Mr. Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street; Weston and Print, 229, Strand; Enters,m, SO, Upper East Smithfiebk; Beale, Alilgate ; Bishop, to, Mile End Road; Godfrey and NVindus, 01 1 Ilishopsgate-street ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Byei ly, 105, Iftithorn-1101; %musty, ti 9, Great Sitcrity-sticet,, Illachfriars Road; Wright and Co. 209, 110 i-street, Ho s ough ; LahroW, ~1-38, St. John's-street • Haigh, 6, Black moor-st reef, Clore-market ; Ward, :1-2.1, and by tilts Proprietor A coalil ), No. 59. Barbican, London; and retail •by • all Tespeetab;e • Medicine Venders throughout Europe. Price Is. Ird.. 2s, ;id. 4s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. oath bottle, Duty