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t ~~ y J F ~", _.` .~• a - tij (Yi". Inito ?IKE •‘ '",A. .?' ~;,4 1 ~, .•! - 4 2 •; _ ' V • 'l% ••• ' • 'V, r . ~„ • ..„‘• - . , ~~:i;,. ~_ . . NtTllll3Ert 7849.] OFFICE OF ORIINdiC.E, Oct. 22 ; Isl 7. 17 1 E P RENT:IPA L PFTCE rit: 'of Ms Ref - .1E 71", S ti ive Notice, tha: P ropasais will be received at their gfte, in Pall +lua, on ,before frednesda'y, the sth of NoveMber next, from. '.!teh Persons as may be willing to nndcrlahe the Supply 7'r4ool'S and SPURS, for .srreite of this Department, a in;riod of Three Years, determinable after the e xpira :°n of the first Year, capon Notice of Three Months, 'at the 1 1 . tion of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon Application 10 th e respective Wirers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arse -111., Woolwich. ~e.ta d farther particulars, tog ether' with the Terms and C f!;nditions of the Contract, Meg be' known at the Se tifetory's °flee, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between Hours Ten and . Four o'Cloch, where the. Proposals ''!rest be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " i'roposals for 11 Dots and Spurs ;" but no Proposal care be admitted after the Ittl d sth V November, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same i p/; neither will any Tender be noticed, Unlem the Party it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. BY Order oft4e Board, R. H. CRE Secretory. CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. 11 E GENERAL ANNUM, coma of the GovEßNints•7oc.th cumarrY for the RELIEF of L ' o 9l„ I rVIDOWS and CHILDREN 'of CLERGYMEN will be 4 , 4 1d0te at the Corwiriition • House, No. 2, Bloomsbury-place. th THURSDAY, the 13th day' of . Noveuthe - r, tBl7, at One °!Clock precisely, for the Choice of OFFICERS for the Year t tisuiti'• iu pursuance! of the Charter. J. M. GRIMWOOD, Rugistrar. • • POTENT IMPER 1 AL DI N ING,TA - MKS, and, PATENT, TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS k4d DINING-TABLES, ,in uuc elegant Piece of Furniture, kad upon Five liew'dillerent Phias,; the Patent Improved Sora l ltdS :Ind' Chair Beds; Brass-screw, Four Post, and Tent . s edstewls,„ Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portahlc thljrs, with several other new intr7iited and improved articles of furniture; also a gencria and very extensive assortment_ of ‘jpliblstery and Cabingt,.Articles.for fu enislti lig Houses com- Wets,' ready maimfaatired, where Families may select ar:ri tttrtrisi a'whole Howie in , afery divs, avoiding the extreme stionvenieuce of waiting several Months iftepinpleting thrir tstablishinent. East and West India.A.vticics, Army and Navy, &c: &c. by !Itirgail arid SairderS, 14 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment.. T E LoT rca Y. • • '1 CARROLL, fit,. Contractor for die present LOTTERY, respectfully solicits the attention of the to tut rie,tr approach. of the DRAWINC;... which cciuMence on the 7th of -NIL XT .An opportunity cqually valuable as the present has seldom been offered. to Public, as, notwithstanding the very moderate Prices of th e Tickets, the amount of, the Prize Money has been in creased. The Se,heme 'contains Six •Prizes of 20,0y01. and tl4et are 2,88.1 more Prizes than Blanks. there are SIM PRIZES of ,C. 2 10,000, heEides other CAPI TAL:4, in the LOTTERY that, be g ins NEXT FRIDAY. . . G Sock Broker, 9; Cornitill, and Ludz,ate-street, wishes , particularly to remind thor:e Friend's who intend adveutnring in the approaching Lottery, that to participate in tiff its advantages, they should ttialse their Purchases before 'FRIDAY NEYT; they will tten have the Chance of all the Capitals at a trifting risk, as the Tickets drawn that day will he Benefits;—That a large IJroportion of the a!iove ( - I.EAT PRIZES will be sold by may he reasonably expected, from tlicAininterrupted series of good fortune which has -attended hig Offices for so litany years and which is exempli fi ed by the following List tJf PPCAS that have been recently sold there, viz. r[-Ii EE Prizes of L.3),'000 lON E.. Prize of .... L. 10, 000 ttlItEE • • L.20,000 Two L.5,000 &c. "&c. * ii! It is worthy of remark, that during the last ten years , aily Fire Prizes of .i°,oool. Money bare been shared in Eng land, 't'hree of which Were sold by WEBB in the short space thirteem months---the.ot her Two were sold by BISH. • 7th of NEXT MONTH. tlf and WS . SIVERIGIit, have, the pleasure • of announcing to their Friends the near approach 4 4 . the Drawio4, whiCla will commence on the 7th of NEXT MONTIL They earnestly reemomead all those who iotend t o adventure in, the pr•sent popular Lottery to make. their 1 3 nrchases hefore the thawing crentnences, Nyhet they will title the chance of the whole of the SIX..PRIZ,ES of TVk.'N'FYTI - lOUSANDI POUNDS ! 'SCHENIE. Prizes of „Como 15,000 ~ ... 5,000 1,0550 S. , ' i,OOO • 23 • tack of, the Two Prizes of 15,0001. to have 5,0001. more. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at SIVEWRIGIIT's Fortunate Offices, 87, Coruhill," I 38 , 'Haymarket, and 11, Holborn, 141, Oxford. reet ; Where 2,877, a. Prize of 20,0001. was sold in Shares in the Last Lottery. There are in this Lottery only 5,658 Blanks, and 5,542 Prizs, a cousidertble : Ortioa of which will of course be sold by Sivewright, including tuust probably some of the Six of 20,0001. MEDICINE. ThALIIIT'S GE,'NUINE CARMINATIVE is -ALA sup,rior to all ether Remedies fn . ! . the Wind, Purg ings, Ceuvillsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and 13ovecls lo Infants, which prote- fatal• to 'so many under the a..:e of two ears. It is 'ecjual:y etikacinus s iu Chohes, Pluses, amid ()the.' Cuniplaints in the Inteitines,of grown per Suns. • 'this invaluable Cordial Medicine„ invented by the late 11ir. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is 11UW prepared by hi s s daugh ter MrS.Onces Gell, and her sons, to whom alone,he be queathc-ri - this Property by his is 'sold only by F. Newitery and Sons, at the old established \Varelron i se, No. 45, the r,asc End of St. Paul's, the third house from Cheapside, 'ice ts.9l a bottle ; but if procured elsewhere, be sure to Ifsli for .• Gell's Dal iy's CarntiPative,” and see that the name t' F. :' , ewbere," is crgrayed in the stamps, itlintsn by .1. Sarkgrr, 150. Oxford-street; Long neic ; Bond-sheet; 1\141(11v-row, Ntradhu6, Royal Exchange; and Harris, Ludgate-street. MAVOR'S VOYAt;ES AND TRAVELS. This Day was published, Closely printed Itoy;ii 18mu. and embellished with Six Plates, price 6s. in boards, Vol. 1.-19 f AGENERAL COLLECTION ot VOYAGES and TRAVELS, complete in 28 Volumes, published Monti' f' including the molt interestin Records of Naviga tors and Travellers, from the Discovery of Anwrica by Co lumbus, in the year 92, to the Travels of Lord .Valentia ; illustrated with upwards of 150 large Engravings and Maps. Fll I DAY' OCTOBER PUBLiCATIONS. LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM INDIA. 11-IE A,'7iTAT JOURNA E., No. X.7.i 11; pob-. ea the Ist November, con:Jilts s oetaileit Ac count of the .latrst intelligence from India . ; with a variety-of interesting Nliscellamious Articles exclusively A4ati.:. Pr:uted far Black', Parhary, atut Of whom may be bad, the preceding - Numbers, separately or bound, in Tbrer handsome Volumes, Octavo. THE LORD MAYOR'S CHAPLAIN'S SERMON. Just published. price Is. • rr HE SERMON preached in the Cathedrd Chur.li of St. Paul, before his Lordship, the Judges, the Law.Otticem on Sunday, the Bth of dtine, 1817, upon which considerable and unmerited reproach has lately been . _ By the Bev. O. I'. BATES, M.A. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivin4ton, St: VitursChurcb-yard. This Day was published, Elezantly printed in 4 Vols. Bvo. ibeingthe Ponrth Edition), illnstrated with . a . 11 , 1ap of Italy, Ten engraved PlanS of Churches, and- Index,' price 31 t hi boards, CLASSICAL.TOUR THROUG II ITALY. . Hee est italia diis SAM, Ince gentes ejus, bac oppida po puloruni.—Plin. Nat. Hist. iii. 20. By the Rev. JOHN CEIETWODE EUS'rACE. Foul th Edition, revised and enlarged. 4 4* In this New Edition, the Publisher has endeavoured, by the addition of a large, iiccurale, and finely engraved Map of Italy, and by a'partieulai attention to the paper and type, to di) justice to a Work tvhich the Public has received with such uncommon partiality. The Map of Italy, separately, by Zatimmi, price ss. Printed for I. Mawman, No, 39, Ludgate-street, London. Of whom !hay . he had, • Mr. Eustace,s Letter from Paris to George Pctre, Esq.— Tenth Edition,Sro. 4s. • 1t77 ,- In the .Press, the Fourth' Edition of NIILLAIt'S •HISTORICAL VIEW of the ENGLISH GOVERNMENT, from the Settlement of the Saxon - in Britain to the Revoltr lion in 1688. MR. ABERNE,THY'S NEW Tn a few Day,: will be pnbliihed, in One Volume, Aro. YSIOLOWc L LEC . 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This Day was published, By WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, No. 17, Princes-street, Edin- , - • - burgh, price 2s. GPI. • rjiiL4CKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, OCTOBER, 1617. CONTENTS Observations on Coleridges . Biographia Literaria. Meteorological Phenomena observed in Argyllshire. Letter from Mr. Scoresby, junior, to Professor tainescm. Analytical Essays on the early English Dramatists (conti nued from No..y. Edinburgh Mom hlyMagazine, No. 9..) Account of Bothwell's Attempt on Holyrood House in 1591. Curious Facts relative to the AlAlication of Queen Mary, communicated by J. It.'Esci. Optical Properties of Mother-of-Pearl, by David Brewster, LL.D. &c., Letter to the Lord High Constable, from Mr. Dinmont. Present. State of Animal Magnetism in Germany (continued front Edinburgh Monthly Magazine, No. IV.) -.• On the Cockney School of Poetry, No. 1. Strictures on an Article in No. LVI. of the Edinburgh Re view; entitled, " Present State of West India Affairs." . Elegy by the Ett rick Shepherd. Medical Report of Edinburgh (continued from Edinburgh Monthly Magazine, No. IV.) Account • of , a Manuscript of Bishop Lesley's History of Scotland, in •the possession of the Earl of Leven and Mel ville, hy Thomas M'Crie, D.D. Communicated by Thnoas Thomson, Esq. 'Remarks - on the Review of Mr. Stewart's Dissertation in the Quarterly Review, No. 'XXXII'. Vindication of Mr. Wordsworth's Letter to Mrt Gray, on a New Edition of Burns' NVorks. Verses by Mr. Walter Paterson. 'Memoir of Rob Roy Macgregor, and some Branches of his Family. Tlie Progress, of Learning, a Poem, by an Oxonian. Alarming Increase of Depravity among- Animals. Characthr of the Honourable Henry Erskine. 'Verses written on Oak-Island, Killarney. - Translation of an ancient Chaldee Manuscript. Literary and Scientific Intelligence—monthly Register, 8:0. " In place of a formal Prospectus, in this Number will . be found the titles of some of the Articles Which we have ei ther already ret . eked, or which are in preparation by our numerous Correspoodents, among whout we are happy to an nounce almost all the distingOished Cootributors to the late: Edinburgh Mom Magazine."-- - -Notiee from the Editor. - This Nlagazine will be published in Edinburgh on the 10th of each' Month, and in London on the Ist day of each sUcceeding Month.. ' Printed for William Blackwood, Prince's-street, Edin burgh; and Baldwin, Cradock, and .Joy, Paternoster-. ow, London, to whom Communications (past paid) May be ad dresstd. Sold also by all the Booksellers at the United Kingdom. 'And of whom may be had, in Six Numbers, price 2s. 6d. each, The EDINBURGH MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for April, May, June, July, August, and September, 1517, FIFE HUNT. The - Annual Meeting of the Fife fitint took place at Cupar, on Monday the 13th - inst. The r . opiptitiy was not numerouT, but select. From th e fineness of the weather, the excellent .state of the course - , the mettle and equal speed of the racers, anti from, the liberal scale upon which all the va- , rieties of amusement were provided tor, there never . %vas more exhilarating entertainment-never • much g uod sport.—Wednesday was devoted to fox-hunting. The hounds threw off at Demper ston ; had wore than one run ; and shed 1)100(1. lit!rsday.—There was much clone in the racing department throughout the day ; with an elegapt tlinuer andhall in the evening. The Open Plate 'of 501. was rnn for and •wriii,by , Mr. Skein! Nlonerietr's Lucifer 0 1 1 Lord Kennedy's Habeas Corpus • 0 2 tlr. The Hunter's Plate of 501. was then run for, and won by Mr. Home Kigg e s cheitint mare 'larva ' ' 1 2 1 Air. Skene Moncrivirs b4y mare Fidget ..... ...2 dr. Captain Adam's bay horse —-- `-.: dr. Air. M. Goldner's Chesnut colt 'Camillus 4 1 2 This was a most cqpital race, and won by half a length. Friday •--'There Vis also mueh done through out this day upon the nut with an ordinary and assembly in the evening, as before. - The Open Plate of 501. was again contended for-by Lucifer and Habeas Cdrpus t and, alive two hard t tin aid keenly contested beats, was Won by Loc,fer. There . followed a very tolerable tick-race ; after which the Handicap S:altes were run for, and won by Genet al Balfour's grey horse Little Provost 1 1 Mi. flotor ch. to. Tarvit 2 2 • knowiire: ones were cmopletely titkeo in - by he result of this race ; as the grey horse. had so :such or the short-legged pony •appearauce, that Jo one thought he had the least: chance against nir vit. Saturday.—The hounds were again out. NORTHERN NI E The Northern Meeting commenced on Wednes, ddy the 15th. It was numerously and respectably attended by all the beauty, rank„ and fashion of the country, and was kept up with that harmony and spirit which has always distinguished it. The music, under the direction of Mr. Morison, the author of excellent Highland Reels and Straths peys, gave much satisfaction, and Mr'. 13cnnet's uinners and suppers were served up in the best style. Abundance Of venison was sent to the Meeting by his Grace the Duke of Athol!, the Honourable Mrs. Stewart Mackenzie of Seaforrh ond Glasserton, the Honourable Mrs. Colonel Fraser of Lnvat, Colonel Mactlonnel of Glen garry, Mr. Mackenzie of Applecross, and Mr. Dick of Glensbetd. STMARDs for IRIS :— The Most Noble the Marquis of nuttily, Patron of the Meeting. The Most Noble the Marchioness of tinnily, Patroness. • sTLw.altos. • The Right Honourable Lord Salton!). James Alexander Stewart ',Mackenzie, Esq. of Seaforth and Glasserton. John Norman Nl'Leod, Esq. of IM‘Leod. • Colonel Hugh Rose of Kilravocl , . Robert Flamer, Esq. yr. of Turbreck. • Colonel Jobit Baillie of Leys. Patitch Grant, Esq. of Redeastle. George Inglis, Esq. of Kingsniills. James ltot!ertson, Esq. Provost of Inverness—and • Alexander Mackenzie, Esq. banker in Inverness, Trea surer and Secretary. On Wednesday there were Races at Fort George, which afforded considerable sport ; although the morning etas hazy, and threatened rain, a great Concourse of ~spectators were assembled by the novelty of the . sneetaele. The first was lot A Plate. vatue 50 Guineas. , . Mr. Fraser,,Cnl.lnt lAA's h. ft.. Martin Luther 1 1 Mr. Gifford's b.nfare Louissi 2 2 _ ..... , We m; asy. Match for 30 Cuitieas. Mr. Shepherd's bay mare Captain Fraser's brown-horse Swt'epstalies for a Sufism riptiOu Purse Mr. Esetee horse Mr. Nlacantirew's brown mare Captain Siirciair's hoist A MoNsi•att.— Two young Ladies ; named EVERR+T, residing in NottingliaM Terrace, were u t on ly attacked on their teturti from a walk - up t.fe New Road, • near the end of Baker-Street North, on Tuesday evening at desk, by a fellow .dressed like a gentleman.- He first obtroded ppon them with inip&tin , nt importunities, which the Ladies rejected ; and to get rid of him they called open a friend fur a tete minutes. On their icaving . the fellow struck one of them a blow in the front of the face with a stick, which laid her prosttate. The screams of the sister brought Turnbull, one of the toll collectors, to the soot, bat the ruffian had escaped. This is not the first wanton assault of the kind he had committed, and as his person is well kudten to the.Mary-le-boneOliicers, we hope to hear of jlistice overtaking him. EP It SEVENlitiresg. FUR THE' SUN. PROVINC/AL JOURNALS. ML EDlTOlt,—Your Headers are much indebt ed to you for your plan of givin g the olisei-ymiont of PEgyINCIAL JOURivAI§TS ) dud give you credit also for having originated such a plan, in order to afford the London Public ad opportunity of knOw. jog the opinions, Sentiments, and feelings of their fellow-countrymen throughout the British Em. pire ; but you seen') to confine your extracts tO the speculation's of those Journalisti On Maltert chiefly relating to the internal interests of the 1311 7 . tish Nation. Surely, Sir, all pOli;ical nowl,:ik t e awl wisdom are, out confined to the s : !gacioos Conductors of the London Newspapers, anti there fore I h ope you will e xtem i y , plan, and pre sent ~to us the speculations of t h e i r Provincial Competitors on the general affdas, tint only of the Continental Nations, but on the condition, the tcresti,.the policy, and the prospects oft he world at large. Bristol, Oct. 9. a. VIATOB. • • ** We shall adopt the suggestion of our Cor respondent, and dimbt not thaevive shall ti-Table to skew our Readers that all ,politieal knowledge ' and literary taste are not " confined to the saka cions Conductors of the London Newspapers," either ott the part of Ministers or their Oppo-' nests. 15ERI3Y, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29. CONVICTS FOlt HIGH TII.EASON. At eleven o'clock this dav Brandreth w visit.. ed by his wife. They convOsed together for 'half , an hour. Loth were quite 'cOmposed at their first '‘ meeting, and during the 'conversation \ Almost the only topic of discourse at this trying tWervieo was religion. They consoled and encouraged one another by benign representations of God, and of the merits of . human conduct. She seems far ad vanced in 'pregnancy. Slie is to visit her' husband again in the evening. At t , lelve the remotest corner of the gaol x'as' beard to - resound to the' ill swell of their 'Voices; exerted in singing, 'a tymrt Of enthusiastic devotion. Old Isuat Luct; !ain, omitting in his cell (which i's sitoated.bet‘Veeta\. , the (WO yards of the gaol), and litildiug 6ylim botik limn!, was repeating the lines and leading the sacred music Brant:rah and Turner, in the . adjoining cells, united their voices With solemn earnestness. A nombet . 'of . the' less re. 7: sftaioed pris_uners aSsembled at the L. , ,ratedwitnlo'W. of Ludtam's cell. One held:A li:otti-book open in his hand ; another less devout; smoked his pipe. John Bacbri and Josidh Godbei• walked backwards and forwards behind this groope with their hands in their fobs. Old Toni flacon (as he is called) sat in hi?, 'room, and 'seemed to have no relish lot; these religions exceciseS. -- STATE 014% -, TLIE cOUN'MY. AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, ezc MONTAILY Ii;E:PtIPT F. Et OCi'OriE R .—WheAt sowing has been generally retardtd fr4on the.: dryness of •the clover lays and the foul state cif the bean eddishes. In many of the faltn.s'ed lands sown the last month, the seed lay so long in the ground,without chitting that it is feared mtich must have moulded and petihed. The It'lleat is found to rise well in proportion to the straw but that which WAS (tastily got up in the unsettleci, weather (too large a portion of the late harvest) still comes to Mark-Ltne in a cold uninarketable state. Fine nimble saMples are in revest at ad.;. vancing pt ices. Borleys . ot prime qu.dity, which 'in most districts are scarce, are daily getting higher. Oats are not likely to advance, from the Fen crops having proved the largest and best grained that have been known for' many years past. Peas of all kinds are productive, but the Beans are not likely to produce 'half tt crop.—, Clover Seed . , though in racist parts well got up; is not expected to rise well. Potatoes are gene-' rally abundaat. The young Clos r .eis never plant-, ed better„ The length of dry weather has proved, injurious to the. main crop of Turnips and early Coleseeds, and Oil Cake" has in consequence rose full 20 .per cent. The Grazing Counties are short of feed, and of water also: *Hay is getting op in price. Ledli Cattle are 'lower front the, failure of Turnips and Coleseed ; but store Sheep and banibs are daily advancing. Good Cart Colts are dearer; and so are Cow-hine. Smith field c ontinues wull snpplied with Beef, Mutton,. and Lamb, at nearly last mOliths' Flees. Veal and Pig Pork fetch more money. 'file ‘Voo/ . AL,tket is brisk at 4 . llllliter adyanee for all sorts,, but particolaily for Clouting Fleeces. We feel pleasure' in publidang the following Letter, as to us, it) confirmation of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper, re !alive to the cure of that general ,and dangerous compla . Lnit, IZopttire. ; TO THE EDITofi Or '!iE Su : Sir,—Ohgerving a'par 'graph in your 'Paper respectinnz the Clint of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) Iry the Nledical Board, at CiAarlotte-lionse, Ctoulotte-streef„ justice, Sit ; to Nles,.r.F, Ut)OPEICand Co.l beg to aild 10'1m - soma testimony. 'Having been afflicted near twenty years, and deemed , ineurahle•by eminent surgeons, I patientlyhore my affliction, execting tlve, hou to be fly la At ; It length applied to tine p Medieal Bo‘r y a, An r d hare rea stilt to pray fur I hat exe..elleut Establighluent, for altlionigh am near 50; I waS perfectly cured in a few weeks, and thank God, •njor good !triad'. 1 think, Ml. V:ilitpr, all who linow me Will allow that I can hare no other unitive for this communication than .a public benefit. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, C. CLEVELAND. 1), , g and Stile, near London-road, Cleorgtfs Fields l Oct... 1817. • I