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_ 4"- ‘,l,c, -N' . : ' . . •:.-- Al,-.:. I . 11 i- , :. `',V,',1 4 0 x i ... 4. ... , :z; • NI FIBER OFFICE 'OF ORDNANCE, Sept.l9,-1817. THE PRINCIPAL - OFFICERS of His - MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby gipe Notice, 145 t they eLill SE4I:,, by PUBLIC AUCTION,' at the :rOWER, ou Monday, the 6tfi day of October next, at Ele- I 'N o'Clack in the 'Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS *. NEW, OLD, .and 'UNSERVICEABLE STORES, c onsisting ,of Anvils and Pieces, Bedding, - Bellows, and / 3 1o0s ; Double and Single Powder Horns ; Painted. Covers 44 d Tarpaulins; Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, and Saws; Staves, Ranges, Sadlery and Harness; Standing Vices, S3d dlr bags Pieces, Saltpetre-bags, old Lead, Double /krised Iron, and Ordnance. re-cOnverted Iron ; together various other Ankles, the Whole of which may be 'Elved upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office ik the Tower, until the Day of Sale, where printed Li.as 'I tile Lots will be delivered to those PersomsTho May apply % 14 ' the same. Qrrrer of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. TO ARCHITECTS - AND ENGINEERS. Blaclifriars Bridge, Manchester. i:1) a DESIGN for a STON or IRON A ii N i 1.711 E of One or Three Arches, consisting of Ihns, Elevations, and Sections, for a Bridge intended to be *Fill e d across the River Ivwell, to form a Communication be- Nrren the Towns of Manchester and Salford. ' The River is 150 feet wide, and the Bridge is proposed to b e 42 feet within the Battlements. The height of the surface of the Road at the end of the '",ridze on the Salford O side, above the Surface of the water, is Q'yards 24 inches, and the height of the-surface of the Road ° II the t a inclieiter side is 14 yards 15 inches. The Water is shallow, and there is Rock - on each side of the River. 'the Scale will be required to be one eighth of an inch to a '°"t, and the Designs must be delivered in before the 30th ` 111 " ' y of October instant. _ . _ c. 1 3 renatrui of Twenty Pounds will be given for the most 4 ,o4 l roved Desico ; Fifteen Pounds for the Se - cand and Ten 'll.ai b d s for the Third. • . . . Applica:ions for a Section of the ,River to be made to il"ssis. Milne and Parry; Solicitors, Temple, London ; or to . . 'vssrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Solicitors, Manchester, to ' 4 'llom the Designs are to be forwarded. iCHMO D and . LONDON- ~.;TEAMt ., . —TO-MORROW MORNING tli(sc tele and rapid VESSEL - -; (constructed on principles of per -4(3 security, and front which no injury whatever can possi -1:11' arise -- to piussengers) will START for RICHMOND; 9ne rPin Queenhithc, at Ten o'clock ; and the other froiu Black ?jars-bridge, at Eleven; and return front Richmond in the treeing, at Four, for .London, every day (except Stindays);,, Morning, ~ t 1 these Vends . : , tarts from . Quesnbitbe at Ten in the Morning, any! returns from Iti.clutiond at Three in the After noon ; and the other Starts front Itichnianaat Nine in the I dOrttiug, and returns to Quceubithe at Three in the After noon. OYAL HOSPITA L, CHELSEA, SEPT. 30, - 1517. IN pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of , his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out eensiuners of this Hospital shall in future he raid quarterly, la advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby gis en. by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com- Ibissioners for managing the affairs of the saittHospital, that oil the Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in London, or *,ithin the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required-to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions 44 1,(1 Certificates of Adzoission, at the Secretary's_ollice in the 44id Hospital, on their respective ikvs, and i n their different to their several hates olPenSion, as . un dermentioned; when attendance will iie given from Nite o'clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, the 24th of December next. On MONDAY, the 6th of October. The Pensiomers at 5d.• per day, and tbk,se at ed. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On TUESDAY, the 7th of October. Those at'6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and r , - Ittaining Regiments and Corps; those at Bd. and all the cavalry at fid. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the Bth of nctoher. Those at 9d. per day, front the Ist Foot Guards to the AQUI Foot inclusive. • On THURSDAY, the 9th of October. Those at 9d. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all .the re .inaining Regiments and Corps; and also those at 104:L per slay. On FRIDAY, the 10th of October. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca tialry, with the Ist and gd Regiments of Foot Guards. ' On SATURDAY, the - 11th of October. Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, /0-the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On AIONDAT,, the 13th of, October. • Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, find all - the remaining Regiments and Corps ; and also those at Is. o'd. Der (lay. On TUESDAY, the 14th of October. Those at Is. Id. Is: 1 d. is. 2d. Ls. 2id. and Is. 3d. per On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of October. Those at Is. 34d. Is. 4d. Is. 44d. Is. sd. Is. sid. Is. 6d. 64,1 . Is. 7d. Is. 71d; Is. Bd. Is. 80. Is. 9d. Is. 94d. and tud. per day. • On THURSDAY, the IGth of October. Those at ts. lold—per day and upwards, and those Pen-. siouers who have been admitted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out -Pensioners 'belonging to ti. said Hospital do pay particular attention to their lnstrnctions, which they are required to produce at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-Qe.neral of his Majesty's Land' Forces in Lon6on, their !fiidavits'as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter-day, without which their Names will not be tutored, on' the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, ,and hev arc not afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as , fpecified . irt % their Affidavits, without unavoidable 'necessity, and duly notifying the same. • And torther.to, talie Notite ' •that in consequence of various Frauds. having heen . committed by Pensionera in, the Receipt of Pension and Prize. Money, it it ordered that all Pensioners t> offending shall be struck off' th.e Pension Lists, and fur 4lit fur ever all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. • P ATRONIZED by her Royal Highness the Dochess of York, his Excellency the Duke Del Wan ,tado, and most of the'Nubility.—RO'fi'LAND's' EXTRACT, or Abyssinian Specific, of wonderful botanical properties, im ely-relieves the most violent TOOTH-ACHE, gum biles, cleanses the mouth from all compiaints, and prevents de tsyed teeth giving pain, fastensloose teeth, removes the tar tar, prevents their decay, and makes the teeth beautifUlly White and uniform, cleanses the settrvey front the gums, and tenders them firm and healthy, is extremely refreshing to the /Louth after medicine, &c.and imparts asweetness to the breath. this . Extract is warranted innocent, and if ebnstantly used Fill render the teeth and gums sound and beautiful, and free fr om pain to the latest piydod of life.—Price 2s. 9d. 4s. tid. and los. (id. per hottle,4iith a Dissertation on the Teeth en cloSe4—or the Powder at 2s. 9d. per. box. AIsooROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, for imprqving the growth and beautifying the -Hair. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, for changing Red or Prey Hair to Black or Brown. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole 'Proprietors,. A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirb y - Street, the first turning on the right in Hatton-garden, Hol srn, London; arid, by appointment, by all Perfumers and- Medicine, Venders throughout Europe. caution.—Observe thy . signature on eacb, " A Rowland -444 Sim." • " 4 4 - ,4„„ , giilll l l , E D C NE. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE, tiOR the Cure of Bum , Burns, Scalds Scorbutic Humours, Erysipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire. Sore Nipples, Eruptions and Pimples in the Face, King's Evil, Breakings-out about the Mouth and Nose, Ringworms and Shingles, Piles dad Fistula,' Sore and 'Scald Heads, In flamed Eyes, Eruptions of every hind, and Sore and Ulcerat ed Legs, of Twenty ,Years standing, have been cured, with out the least confinement, after haring - been d'scharged• from Hospitals, deemed incurable: In' short, this w.:niderfttl pre paration will be found far more efficacious in the cute sf the ahtive complaints, than all the Cerates, Salves, and Plaisters hitherto made use ol; the ntinierous cures 'specified - - in the hand-bill 3. • Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. MacOairs Agents; Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, GU, St. Paul's Church -yard, London, in boxes Mid. and 2s. 9d. each, and "by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn ; • and Branbridge, East Smithfield. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS restored to 'their primitive excellence, front Mt original acid- only Recipe, under Dr..James's hand, delivered ‘ by, Jinn. to Mr. Newbery, when he purchased, and, had a legal Assign-. ment of, half the Property. The negligent aid im:)erPet manner in which the AnalFp tic Pais havo ten -compounded for some years, has_urea sioried numerous complaints ;• but every _objection is now re moved,by Mr. Newbery's preparation of the Pills, which are' of the same bright colour, aulpotsess all those-virtues which established their reputation in Dr. James's lime: • - They are particularly recommended for Stomach, Bilious, Gouty,. and Rheumatic AlTections; for Colds and slight Fe vers; and for the bad effect's of Free-tiring. • •- • ' Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at their Original Ware houses fur Dr. James's Powder, Nu.4ri, in St. Paul's Church yard, London; and, N 0.29, Dame-street, Dublin; and by their Agent, Mr. Sanger, NO. 150;'Oxford-street, and all:re spectable-Vendee,. in Town and Country, . A e careful to ask for Mr. Newbery's tlnaleptic awl to vbserre that his name is engraved in the Stamps. RUPTURES CURED ~A.T THE. MEDICAL BOARD,' .IrN consequence of the extensive ' , practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars-' road, Dis. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO.- have,. -tor - -the accommodation of patients - tesi mg at the West end of- the Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock street, Orford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Memberi of the Royal:C(illege :ot London ' of thirty years experience, constantly reside. That thousands have been restored to - perfect health by their united talents it indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of Idiom had been great sufferers froid being impro perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. • Eimp tion-s on the head, face, and body, ulcerated threat, swel hogs in the, neck, nodes' on the shin bones , cancers , stric tures, iistuhis, pains in the head and limbs, and timvous dibility, are the, con Sequence of an ili-cured contagion; anti. which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy. domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe,' and Co. are consulted daily at both houses;•Or by letters from the country, statiug paylieu lars,,When medicine and the best advice will he seut,twa)l parts of the kingdom. Tf.ve are side doors at each house, and private robins for fesufl:rs. Advice gratis on Tuesday,. Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve o'clock. lefiIARSLEY'S . WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. AMEDICINE which has stood the test for a bin series of years, and is well known for its peculiar effliti.tcy in removing the Green Sickness, and other Obstruc tions, attendant op Atte female Sex. The cases, proving that the afflicted, who have hitherto resorted to the use of it, hsvc uniformly been' relieved in the most sovereign manner, are voluntinous, and specified irk the hills oldirecticats. To - 41,4,ii4vrix41i0r.....,,, , v..4... , 4-4e44.4.- 4 . 1, e-n — ntail Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, hs' the special perthission of the Gotuatissiotters of Stamps, without which they si:c not warranted to be,gennine. Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alonel:• f,foot-'-fhst OZiglnsl ~rid Genuine Recipe; and sold whole retail by , , Ftorp,;i, Boultseller,46, Fleet-street „til sons, Fleet-Mhtket ; Newinnl and Sons,, sfr. Pant's Clinf•en-vard; Satton and Co. Bow Chnrch-yard; Butler and Son - -c ClivapSide Sanger. t 50, Oxford-street, oppoSite Bond-strs:et ; Evatt4' and i Sun,. Long lane, Smithfield; and John , tone, Greek-sit ect, Sotto. MadaM,—llaving_for many months been afflicted with' a . violent pain in my side, with digictiliforbreathing, and Me dical advice. having failed, I was induced to ary your.cxcel lent Pills, from which found immediate relief, and have continued perfectly well: v et - et . since. Believe me, d.tar 'Aladam, your's truly, "; Kew Green, April e. , 9, 1 417. -AI. E. E. Price is. 9d. per Fox, stamp.included. • Non est vi4'.ere sed valere vita.—MaimaL. Life is only Life, i'vhen blest with Health." • Tfinest system of Ethic's to confine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions, unrestrained and insubordinate they impetuously..destioy. those harriers which Religion and Moralitybaveniade sacred to curb but not annihilate them appears the lesou of Pru dence, best calculated to thnit their tiferVescenec . Every disorganization of the human frame requires great medical knowledge to remedy,_ and the public welfare is pro moted when Prol.,AQoal men (disregarding the suggestions of the envious and interested) devote their stiidies tO.tha treatment of those complaints generated -by imprudenceoind the ebullition of the passions. at au unguarded moment. " The strength of a nation consists in the healthlif the peo ple ;" but it is melancholy to reGct . on the dailriacritice to the ignorance cf 'unfeeling empyricism ; and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering hu manity the result of our own experience in the various dis eases of Debility. The trnwtty victim of :Solitary vice; (early acquired at s6mil before. Reason has asserted her right•over the mind,) will, in contemplating his powerless state, become susceptible of enliv,ening sensations, in knowing that the most complicated state of exhaustion May be roused into' manly energy.—lntense study—itrimoderate .anxiety—long, residence in tropical climes, and many other caases; .will frequently. derange the 'Nervous System ; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re-animation;liy - remedies which have long answered the sanguine bopes'of patients of both'sexes.''. - , t • ' That bane,to human happiness Liles Venerea, can cow he treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical-Sci'encliav-. - ing divested its antidote cif those 41;streoing properties that so long -'rendered its' exhibition -uncertain and , harassing . • We' est explain our method by observing to patients fabbur • ing under. this malady, that a' . few days only are required for the removal 'of early symplonis'; that - 11i.e most inreterate, case *ill yield to our remedies within- a mouth, and that in •a person, who .only suspects himseJf injured,, the disease be prevented altogether from 'appearing . ; —a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the generative system,•' as weakness, ulcerations, &c. estiecially -strictures, obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the,nie . clreaustie . err stimulants. Souse peculiarities ividentatrio the softer sex have not escaped our attention,. ,i.i\Wlileh7Mildness, cobs bined with eflicaty, has supersededlhe means Usually adopt ed; In fine, our system is unique, pecUlarly - ebergetic, and eminently sueeessful, Educated in this 'our native city . ; schooled in our: profes sional attainment by its splendid , medical,characters; and having been able, persetrally„to compare .with admiration the British Surgical practice with the Cobtinental; 'One preten slops to superiority"' (in a branch we have seleeted-y are ma, . tired by experience, which is evinced: by the dai lions we receive, even from distantcountries. , • GOSS and C.O. M. C. S u rgeons. 13,.Bourerie-street,Fleet-street,"London. • • 11 0 For the general accommodation we do not limit our selves to stated periods of, practice, but may be consulted at all reascnablc honrs.—Country patients are requested to scribe minutely their symptoms, &c. when niedicibe i with advice, will be immediately forwarded to any part .of the king= bank-nutcik'expected,te ..reouiDany the. cafe, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1817. PUBLICATIONS. FIFTH EDITION OF LALLA ROOKH. This Day was published;ia Bvo. price 14s. TA ALL A ROOKH, an Oriental Romance. By THOMAS - MOORE, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, London. Also, just published, in Bvo. !slice 123. LIAISTRATIONS of the POEM, engraved by Charles Heath, from Paintings by R. Westall, R.A. A few of each may be had in Quarto. This Day were published, In Two handsome Volumes, containing nearly One Hundred Engravings, price 91. Medium Quarto; 131. 13s. 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The Salary of the Joint, Postmaster General is 5,0001. per Annum, iviiiiout Fee Or 14:,Molutrw ut of any Description. • The Right of Appointment to . all Vacanci,is or Nev Offices are vested-io the Postmaster' General by Patent.'`••• The Departntents are as;:tunter; : -.-...- Secretary!s Oltice—ota,'Secretary, 5001 . .. salary, S7OOl. cure larnctits ; (the AsiStant Do. FlOol. arisi»g:from the profits Ofut . ; ! the-sale of utitwspaper# to • Ante; ica l , the liritish:Settlentegts, &c:"; ajabuse, co.?! ~ and - candle; 7001. p'er aiiimrn, ante, as N autitarised by tbe.l.orrls.of tbeTreasury in 1803„ for . special services, in haviUg, by important suggestion • si, in; creased the i'oat Olitee_revenue in a sum exCding3o9.oool.; per annum : fifteen Clerks—on a ViliC:UlCy a junior is appitinteck • at a salary-Of - 001. -Peranirtint. . • ' -2 Sit ryeyurs—sea ttr 17H..a vacant; t jtinior is appofnaetl aV a - salary of •2401. per antittni. and 266.'4 'day vdia , ii - ttavelling', Solicitor.-1.410, salary cmo!noMitt.l'l !Qt. Architect —one, 2311..-- Out i.t , Ich he loi4 to pay a Clerk. Accountillit General's Office—nue -Aecount.aitt 7001.; one I)eputv Ditto, six Clerlts.—On a vacancy a .1.•,;11,*.• is - appoialit at itsibtry per artituni.' • ' Bye Letter otfice—one Accountant, four Clerks.--On a vacancy djuliior is appointed at a "safar t y'Of 011 pertitnunr: ' 'Ditto....istrihutor. of Vouelters, (211. 7 -1 s sakectetf front. , and in a dditiona to his situation as Messenger. Letter Bill Office—one.Superinterittent.,,2slol,.• tva4lo on a vacancy a junior is appointed at a salary of 501. per min: Foreign, ()thee—bite Com ptrail' 3061.' I 75:§(1,.• arisikav from he profits ha the sale of newspapers, &C. in tre4, , ,,rx . countries; one Deputy, Sixteen Clerks on a vaeaney ;t juni3Or is ,appointed at. a. salary of 701:..per annum.; oneDoorkt epee, 361. 4s. Foreign Letter Carriers—one Inspector, 31 Letter Carriers, on a vacancy a junior is appointed at an income of 521. per annum. . • ,- • East India Packet Oflicp-one Inspector, 4001.; seven Clerks ; on a vac an cy a junicrii apil - Oiated at a salary Of 801. pey.annutu. - • . • . ,Mail Coach Office-one §l4lo . llntrictferit, 8001.; 1501 tionaki) present possesior, - .bitt tint to' be continued to his successor; two Deputy Superititpdents, 10,1.. each • 4 Clerks; on-a:vacancy a jsu;ior is appointed at, a salary . of 801. per anu. Dead Letter Oflice-one Inspector; ene Assistant, ti Cierkii on a vacancy a junior is appOirited a'salafy of 701. per ann. - Return Letter Otlice-pu,Onspectori fire Clerics; on a_ va, • eaneya junior,is . .appoilitetata.salary 0(901. per annum. 1 la ndOffice-on e Superintending Pres ident, 1501. selected from the 'i - oilicers.of Depn:tmelit* fi.r this specia service; three Cler ks; on a vacancy a junior;is appoitged.at,a salary-of .461; I-3i, 4(1. .K 1: atkoriph_selecteo_ froni r the list '"of sorters , flail; P,residents, SOL caehoeleeted from the otliteis' of the Inland 011.ee tor this.:lddiritoial duty; seventy-three" Clerks and Sorters, on. a vacancy a juiliar.is. appointed salary. of 541..125. per innuni; .txv Cl L arge-Takers-, on a va cancy a jutiit)r is appointed at a salary of 461. r6s. per athiuin"; one instructor ofJututir Sorters, 201.-in addition to 13 . '4:sift:me lion . ' as 'a 'Sortei - ; twenty,fire.Nlessengers, on a..vacany junior is a appointed st a salary of 701. pyr annuirk six In; spectors Of Flanks, salarie; fr0mE51.t.0.401: perannutii, '4e-;" lected fsam t Inland Ollicers; :- • . - Inland Letter 'Carriets' Office.-Two Inspectors, .two Der pity Do. one hundred:lLnc' . sixty-seven,Leti.r Carriers i tin a vacancy a junior is appointed at Bs,l4rlvetl:, - Wit'll eln49lu ments, making from 501: tb-f3Ol, per atintiut-thp Irspeetort , are from the batty, of Letter: Carriers. • • , , • Watchtne.n,-1Tw0; . ., one at 821. 145., one at 621. Is. • West India Otfice;-litotir Clerks; 301. each, sek , cted frihrt tire ittiand - Oliie - ers . .. - • • - • I.l.egitrArs - oll3onds-tw0,401. each,in addition to the sari:. ations of senior .clerks-in the Secretary's Office, „xpress Office, Haymarket, one Clerk, 1001. one felesieti ger, 541. 125. • • • '. faiambet Fr.:7 7 ",:per--ofte, 1911: •. Lettep,Receivers---sixty-tire, from lel: . to 24 per ann'uni, Commanders of Packets..-At Falmouth tWeatty-seven`;" . at ,fst Dover three; at liolyheteiitteven ; at Mil ford sever ,Lat • At•vmontli tin eel- 81. per month in war; 61. ditto in peace,-T11,4 net seeejpt of these Centin4nders is un certain, their profits -, :l . tiellY arising from . tne freight of pas sengers'and bullion. Agents.-One at Falmouth, 7001.; one at Harwich, 3301.; one at Dover. 50014 woe at Holyhead, :3601.; one at Milford, 1601„; one at Weymouth, f501.i onfat. lelroetsluys, 30.011; o . tie at CnxViavei, '3001.; one - at 301.; one at Lisbon, 300E'; one at 3001. ;.one at Gibatar, '2001.; .one at one New yo v ii, 2101. - • , Postmasters in,.Englapd, Five Hundred and Fifik.-Theia laries to these Postmasters are re,l 4 irlAterl according to the ex tent of duties perfornied and theamount of revenue collected. They are. appointed by the Postmaster-Geaeral, hrough local recommendations tratisMitted by the Treasnry,•'• Postmasters in' the West Indies and'Atnerica;.Seventeen.•-•' Salaries regulated as above. TWOPENNY POST OFFICE. -Comptroller otie l sooL---,With a house, coals, and candle, , Clerks to ditta,.two.-On a vacancy a junior is. appointed at a salary of .801. per annum. Accountant on4,:4001.• and 401.-in lieu of a.bouse. - .;Clerks to.ditto, two..---On a, vaca,ncy,a junior is appointed at a salary of SO. per.annum• Collector one, 2201. Sub-Collectors three.-On a vacancy a junior is fitippinted at salary of 100L•per. annum. Dead Letter Otlice.ector.one, 701.; Assistants three, . Insp 401..eac--- h.Selecled„ from the Sorting:Ciffice. Utter Bill'Offiet.-Ci.rks 301:-Selected fro% the Sorting Office:. • Check „Clerks twa, -01;•each.- 7 -Selected . from the Sorting Office. .. Dejitity Reoistrat of Bonds one, 201.-Ditta Sorting ( - Wile, twenty-four.,-On a vacancy a junior is ap. pointed of 701. perpint.uw. Sub-Sorters six, at 801. and 701. Stampers eight; at 701: and-601. • Letter - Receivers - two hundred and ninety-seven, from 21. tio:4,ol,per.rinnutn. , - Letters Catriers three hundred and thirty . -fire, '2os. per Week bk salary and perquisites.'• , SCiftLAND. Deputy Postmaster General one, 8001.; Clerk to ditto one, aGol. Seer.4-ory.one. 5001. Pffitet.s.t.wenty-six.—On a vacancy a junior is appoiot:e4 at a salary of 451. per annum. - • • Letter Carriers twenty-two.—On a vacancy a junior.is ap plated' at a i4lary of 451. 10s. per..auuw., ,tlonsekeeper ore, .1241. 12s. ; Porter pne, 451., • - Postmastet s two hundred and serentST:three.:-;--The salaries are reg'ulated actfOr'ding to the extent of,dutyperformcd, and the aniotrot - of revenues collected.-*Tbey.are _:appointed by the Postmaster.Gencral through local recommendations trans witted 1y the Treasury. F. FREELlNG;Secretary; Mr. SIVRWRIdIIT has rendered a great service to hit Biotite'. Unice-Keepers, by setting the ex aMple of moderate Prices, for the Public now buy -many"fickets.and Shares as• they used to do . ;—he ha's much merit also in having introduc ed 'a ne* feature into Schemes, whereby.the Pub,. lie arc much benefited;: for the Number of Blanks decreased, arid the'Value of. the Tickets en ,e,4used: h. t . t h'Lottery -which is to Commence giltof "N there are -SIX. Prizes of Ovembdr,* 20;001.!1-'a mitnher quite unprecedented, and it n ill be retollected the' Last 20,0001. - was sold its Skires at : StvEWlteitT's Offices, ,~ . ~ - '