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rYi!i) .0,4; :~c .; s OF, ilinoaßti NUMBER 720.] OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 19, 1817. TIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS - of His MA JES7'I"S •• ORD.V.INCE herehy Irice NritiLe, Chet thy ail!_ SE.', by P . 1781,1C .-ItICTIO.Nr, at (lie ;:c4rr Ea, on :41ron,:ap, ti.c oe, day qf Octa..!,cr next, at i le be`'i o'(!I;Pek in the For,lwen precisely, Sl7.Yl)liY LOTS ,1 VET', OLD, and UNSERVICE.4BI , E srollES, "ICriatinir of 'Anvils and Pieces, Bedding, Bellows, and 4 10elis ; Double and tingle Powder Horns ; Pai n ted c Overm It Tarpaulins ; Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, and Saws; Stoves, Ranges, Sidlery and Harness; Standing Viaes; titelliag's and Pieces, S'altpitre-bags, old Lead, Double *Liked Iron, and ardnanee re-converted Iron ; together 'vim various other Articles, the whole of which may 6e i'le , :red upon application al the principal Storekeeper's Office the Tome., un til the h ay of Sate, where printed Lists *I the Ln:x will be delivered to those Persons who may apply 4i tke 131 Ordcr of the Board, R. H. CREIr, Secretary. ST THOMAS'S AND GUY'S HOSPITALS. lAIT R. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. TRA VA V FAS wilt Iwo' heir COURSE of LECTURES on tTTIthERT on MONDAY, the r;th of October, at Eight CCloti: iu the Evening. RI cum() D A nil LONDON ST EA M . YACHTS.— TO-MORROW MORNING 'them: ele- Cott and mina k cou,:encted on principles of per frct sei:ority, a:td fi,nt bvi,:cit'ini injury witaiever can possi t'iy arise to !tassengers) • , srAtur fur Ric moND ; .ohe front Qtteenitithe, ht Ttm o!cioek; and the other trout Black iti•trs.htid4e, at Elect .t; and retnrit frout Richmond in the ttert;o4, ;It Fiv-e, tot Lontit4n, emery day (except Mondays); b'tt e Vessls Starts from Queenisithe at Ten in the Turning, 4tid returns from Richmond at Four in the After ; atia the other Starts front Itichuntan at Nine in the "`lurning, and returns to Queenbithe at Three in the After -1,190n. 6 PRIZE!: ! 8,542. 1' itIZ 5,659 Br. ,Nk.s, - . 11 IT, contained in the SCHEME . of the NEW LEL GRAN;) LW' ERY, which will comutenCe Drawing vii tlic 7th NOVENIIiEIt. There are 7,100- Numbers, TWo Tickets of each Number, therefore THREE Numbers Riust gait, . THREE PRIZES of FOR'r Y THOUSAND POUNDS. • • SCHEME. 4 Prizes 0f..... 2,2P.400 - • 2 2 . ' •. . : 2 tl , .. ' l,OOO 28 Zach of the' M/ Prizes of l.:.15,000 wi;l bare /„.3,0U0 mole. TIC !ir:rs and SHARES fur this popular Lottery are on tale , ,it the Offices 0f • . .• (i. CAIi.ROLL. the Contractor, t. No. 7,•CORNI - 11I,L; and 2E4 OXFORD-STREET, ti,e last Prize of L. 30,000 ever drawn was .Sold it: Shares. ALB: ON It tit RA NC El CO :`,IPAN isfEw IlitlD6E-sTREEr, .EN11 3 ()117F,11.1E.13 AC!' AM ENT. S IIA NC ES (hit! at AI.RA-IAft.,LNIAS will cx i .ire, utalcis renewed within utteen days fro.,a tfict ?mod. • - • • • • It is tine of the *frontages of the. All,i in Company, to "tl-, that it hold's out no profession of sharing pro ft: s with those : it insures. Persons who snirer lass, are im• tieninitiedto the aolour,tinsured; and are not fichle to Calk, to inalce good thy fasces (11o:hers; a r;:siiiniiibility from which theyco,ild hot be tree, if their were accompanied trial any., prospect. of benefit to arise from profits. Persons inswing on ti , e•plan of receiving returns, mare been actually tubjectett teithe .etfeets of thic ropors , ibifit. The Comnpany's .Rates And Cooditipts.are of the most rea toimble description:—•a liberal coniniksion is al'OVerd to So licitors, and , }thers t ..frtcting - T—lfv..ltlsur , wg: and esery lity is afforded, which the interest-and coitrennmeeol tie Public may be promoted WARNER PHIPPS', Secretary.. MEDICINE. Non 'est rirere led r ,lere vita.—NTARTIAL, " Life is only Life, when blest with Health." HE. finest system of Etikie4 is to confine thie bOttna4 and thtis to regalate the Passions, prirestr:a-i tied and insultorchnate they impetuously, desteoy those harrierS which Religion and Morality here made sacred; to, curb but not anniltilate:tbem appears the lesson uf Pru dence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganizati.n.oe the human frame requires great medical litiowlettge to remedy, and the pat'llic welfare is pt .t. V:oted When Professional men (daseet,artling the suggestions of the envious and :interested) devote their stud - Sas to the treatment it those coniplaints gentsiated try imprudence, the thiallition -of , the: paoons at asa um:minted moment. " The stiengt It of a nation consists in the hea!th of the peo ple;" Inn it is melancholy to reff et on the tlatly saC!ifiee tat Th e i g n aa r,4l.e,,f unfeeling empyricism; and to cottateract as far as piss Ille• its further ravages, trC Of:CC to smearing hu manity the result of our. own experience in the serious slit east.% of Debility. The unwary victim of solitnq vire, (early acquired at sebool before .Iteason has asserted her right over the mind,) will, in contemphaing his powerless state, bee e susceptible of•enliveniny, sensations, in knowing that the must complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into nutnty envi . gy.—lntrost , study—immudel'ate anxiety—lung xessdence in tropical . climes, and tn•lny ethef causes, ' wilt frequently derange, the Nervous !-;ys, vat ; in such cases see can hold put 'an assurance of re-anima - atm, by remedies which have long answered the sanguine hopes . of patients of both That bane to human happiness Tales Venerea, can sow-be ',treated fearlessly', the improved state of Medical Science' hav ing divested its antidote of ,thos e distressing properties that So long 'rendered its-exhibiti on Uneerhtin and haraSsilig. We best explain our Met bod ity &nerving to patients labour ing under this malady, that• a few days only are required far the removal of early symptoms . ; that the most inveterate case case will vield,to ourretnedies ,within a mouth; and that in a • itersiitt who only suspects himself injhretl; the til‘eaSe may be prevented altogether froat appearing , ;—a sintilar,)•etuark • applies to many other deramzentents of thc,gelieiative system, as.weaktiess, ulcerations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate cases tit which are daily replayed without the use of caustic csr: stimulants. Soine'pecntiarities incidental - to the 'goiter sex have nut escaped our attentlon, in witie h mildness, conr 7 bitted with ettiracy, - has superseded the means usnally - adtipt•;• Ia fine, our system is unique, peculiarly: energetic, and snect•ssinl. • • Ltlucaled lit this our native eitv•;', schooled if) our profes sienati attainment by its s•plendiri medical ail:ratters; and boa pets,. to compare with atl'hiratiMi the prac;tiee at ti the t'ontinentol, oar preten 61MIS lea...sillicri , i • ity (in a jaranelt sfie have seteetol) are. nta tored by experieuee, winch is evii:eed the daily applica lioas we receive, re:"„ retail eistant 6ount,.ies. • (;;;,,s co. n. C. Surgeons. Bi,uverie-street,'Fli!et —treet, Lois isu.. 7 '•*o' For tltr geueral arc•iir.niol!;itie.i; Wt tio 7 not limit .onr- Sflt*:s._fu mated pei muds id in .ietice, but inay lie consulted at aN reascaalite requezeil to de scribe twit &4. wi,eu tocdri!iiie, w ith iadvice,.Wlii be to any I..rt of tile hog tuaL-41 bank-note is expecteel the - T ig ts. „, A PUBLIGAI lONS. This Day were published, four Volumes, 12nio . price IL in hoards, a New Edition of • 'iACI ICAL atot! FAMILIAR J . L. designed for Parochial a id Pout. siic Instruction. By the Rev. EV WARD COOPER*, ; •. Rector (d-lietiosta4l it.ilwa've, and in the County of Stafford ; and late Fellow . of Alf Souls College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood; at Edinburgh. . . Of whom may also.he had, the same Author, • I. Letters addressed to a Serious and Humble. Inquirer after Divine Truth, with a peculiar aspect to the circum stances of the present Times, in 42m0. price ss. in hoards, 2. 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By E CRAVES, F.L.S. , • - On.the same Day will be pith islied, No. 24 of the New Edition of Curtis's Flora Londinensis. 0. 8. of the Continuation, and No. 95; of the New ►c ill delivery on the Ist of November. i-y Cieurp..e Linares, Walworth, :kind sold by S er wood, Nvely, and joneS,-Paternoster-row. S ATURD AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1817. SALI 1;Y AUCTION. JUDICIAL SALE Or AN ES I'ATE IN THE VICINITY ter TiIF. TOWN OF STIRLING. To I - !e exposed to S \ LE, within the Pariiantent or new Ses sitntS-14,mst! of E.noburah, oprn Wednvstlay. the 19th day of.„N‘ivrinher ; 1817, bytwixt the boors of rite and Seven, in the ;stternooo, tenter Authority of the Cottrt•of Session, and before the Lord Ordinary ndiciatitrs on the hills fur the time,. . . T, tIE LANDS Rwt ESTATE of WESTER LIVILANDS, in the Parish. of St. N/nian's; and County of Stirling ; consisting oft lne Hundred and Five Acres, Nine Hundred and Forty-five Parts. The Articles of Hoop_ are in the hands of, Mr. Man ners, Depute Clerk of Session.. The. Title-deeds mut Plans of the. Lands, and Copies, of the Articles of Roup, -may he -seen. on app!ying to Michael,Linning and Mathew N. Mac donald, Clerks to the'Signet, No. 50,., Hill-street, Edinburgh; or to Nlr. tittlejolth, Writer, Stirling t or Mr. Buil, opposite the India-House„Leadenhail-street, London. t1IEI)1CINIi KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. • A• ME.DICINB the test for n long- series of years,. Ana is Imam' for its peculiar etlicbcy a removing the Green Sickness - , and other.Olist rue tions attendant on the . female Sex. The' cases, proving that the afflicted, also have hitherto resorted to the use-of it, ['lrc uniformly been relieved in the most ,sovereign .manner, arc v?ltiminous, and specified in the bills of directions. • • To - guar,' the public against imposition, the name of C. 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I I 1 Durable Ink Aniboyna Lotion 4 6 British Oil Wessel's Specificßemedv '2 9 Cheltenham Salts' 2 9 , 'lie aborc..ltimse 'Ai 61 the qiiF excepted) will have the ad- Jr( is of Shaw and Edwards, 66. S. Paul's, on the stamp ; where als may he had every other Patent and Public Ale dicine.-,-Liberal allowance to Merchants -and Traders in ge neral. TRIALS FOR REASON. DERBY, Munsimr, -Sm . . 45. - At an early hour !,14s murnin4 all the bells in the town began to TN:4C and continued, at inter vals, throughont the dfly.- At half past t,vo' the ‘iayor appeared at the 'lawn coot t to give in siri;ctions to the zypecial Constables whom he had summoned. He lOA his seat on the bench, and addressed the. Constables., who thronged into the Court in great numbers, each with his -rod •of office in his hand, to the,_following effect : " Gentlemen, I - feel very anxious to meet your wishes And convenience, ant: I therefore wish to mention to you the arrangements which are Made. The High Sheriff gaVe, orders, that as many as possible. of y ou should he in , ttendance to meet the Officers of Justice who represent his Majesty on this occasi'in.. I have snittnioned 200 of yon 10 totem:. Fifty of you will go immediateiy to the Hall. If any have a pat ticidar desire to be of that p3rty, let them say so, and they shall be ac commodated. 'The rest will go out so tar as the Infir mary to meet the 'Judges. Gentlemen you are to g o ou t tw o and two, I will ride out with the Shuriff, and the moment •I meet the Judges I will ride back to you. - You are to - march back after the Judges, and I after you. 1 thought I should -be before , yon 414 the Chief Magistrate, but it 'scents it is the etignette that I follow you; To morrow 100 SpeCial Constables must attend, bin I will see to select thosit who can be most couvel niently absent from their business. I will in lake of the Judges as soon as I find an opporth- Hity, and I will immediately•let you know. All in my power shall 'be done to prevent inconve nience Or loss to any one of you. At three O'clock precisely eve proceed-to meet the Judges; and till that time we inay as well remain here." _ . At 3 the 150 Special Constables marched forth tWo and two, while the streets were lined with the' multitude. The march was - military, but the irre.z ;:s'ular step, and the awkward management of the ling small rod, were not well suited to " the pomp and circumstance of a glorious War." Next followed- the Sheriff's men on'horSeback, and atter thern an immense cavalcade of all descriptions of horsemen and horses. The Sheriff's carriage fol lowed, and a few non-descript horsemen drew up the. rear, • At 4 o'clock Mr.. Justice ABBOTT and Mr. Jus tice HoutoYD tOuk, their seats On the bench, and thr Commisson was read, while the Special Con stables crowded the . Court from end to end, and alntost prevented the whole Commission from ing heard, even by the .leader. The wirer Judges in the Commission are, Mr. Chie f Baron Rictiattos and Mr. Justice DALLAS. The Judges immedi ately retired to their lodgings. ' Six of the prisoners are ill of a fever that lately made its appearance aniong them, and has occa siotted much alarm to the people of Derby. The rust are in high spirits. FPRIDE .S.EVENPEiCCE*..- THE LIVERPOOL FRAUD. CF'Ap.TEIE.It ,rARTICIILARS ' • . 144, a 'wren)) ummed 110,W, %ye understand, ii?lrylantl, purchased a corn, molt ~ titer flat at ,Likrpool, and .liar itig aliered her so as to obtain a 14rnishregister, antl.a licence firra,slidiog bon Sprit, rigged her - in Spine degree like a, stoop, preserving, however, as moth. as posr sible the external appearance of a fiat,:; H.c then entered her (onwards- for, lHavre , tie Grace, - and shippeka quantity of Spanish„nialigany in bond. She cleared ,out , and sailed round the Rock, where the bowsprit WaS turotvu OVOI/00:0, 4,11 e, itt7 • tered, then returned by the same ,night's,. passed the town of, Liverpool,. and 'proceeded to Runcorn, ttt, the Duke's canal., where the, wood was landed as duty paid, and forwarded to Lon dun, to the . address of a foreign broker.. The ves sel was then ditmantled, and laid up as a.hulk, mlO the voyage:to tia.vie might he Ittisposud to be completed. She was Oro rigged as beim e, en, tered outwards for Hamtrglr,and took in a cargo of pimento,. balsam of capivi, gum copal, tapioc a ,. and rosewood. With these goods she s tiled round the Rock again, and returned the satne- night to Runcorn, where the goodsvvere landed as before, and forwarded to London, partly 'to tlie address of merchants there, and partly to a fictitious address:, to enable those who received the foods to Secrete' them mote easily To skew the ibgenuity of the actors in this cop spiracy„, a foreigo merchant went from London, taking Most satisfactory referencei from houses in the city, whose characters are above suspicion, to. Mess - rs. Drink water and Syers, most respectable brokers. This person employed them to purchase ,the goods, and enter theist at. the Costotr-hoose, as is usual, in their own names, whereby itinoterlc parties have incurred the penalties of the bondS for due exportation. Some suspicion arose iu - t•he mind of the Duke of Bridgwater's agent at Run corn, front the vessel being (wind on the morning of the arrival of the second cargo with a ;Ina freight, bit neither master nor ally other persoli. on board. One.of the clerks, however, received letters directing them to be forwarded to London, and another delay took place at Prestoillarool,; (where goods are always re-weighed), from the want of invoices 'or ocher documents, which were subsetpteoily sent forward by the „same pally who had written to Runcorn. When the searchers at Liverpool heard a rumour of the business, they pioceetled,fotuncorn and seized the vessel, whith was iii a scruf f of preparation for another voyage, as instructiona-had hecn given to make her capa ble of carr - ying 100 tons, still preserving her ek ie; ipr appearance, which would have enabled . t ha parties to sneiggle ti .eargo of India good , ; -and. Messrs. Drinkwater and S IJi actually re ceived instructions to inquire the price of black pepper and turmeric. One of the Liverpool searchers tb! , n proceedea to town, and, with the assistance of ape of Ii brethren here, aided by the important information given by Air. Syers, who came to town for the purpose of identifying the .goods, they have not ally regained the whole of the second cargo (wiih the exception of a few bags of pimento, which had been retailed), but a large quantity of the mahogany that arrived in April last. Several persons / both in London and Liverpool, are implicated in this nefarious transaction ;- it is at least singular, that some of tht m stand high in the ranks of the_refortners aud'irrators of the day. We abstain, however, from publishing their names not from-any delicacy to then), but because we do not wish the. public to prejudge a case likely to come before a Jury. The greatest credit is due to the merchants and traders in London, who had fairly bought the goods at a market price, for the manner in which they have expressed their detestation of such_ abominable practices. Some of the spice. m erc h ants h a v e s en t the goods to the Custom house at their own expence, and others have actually forivarded their carts to collect what they had since sold, and added them to the stock ou hand. The greater part of the goods which Lad not been sold wa4 discovered in a dancing school s at the Petal's Head, in Cateaton-street, with most of the marks and numbers altered and defaced, and part Ott the pimento re-packed in new bags, although the offi cers found the-original bags on the premises ; and, had they. been an hour I n ter, not only the good:, but all clue to them would have been lost, as,cArts and porters arrived to take them away when the officers were in possession, which casts were ac tually employed to convey them to the Custom- , house. Urn a reference to Lloyd's books at Liver. inrol, it is found . that the Vessel, the ThontaS and Ann, tray regni:lrly noted as having arrived at ilavre-4e-Grace, anti resailed frein' thence, al- . though she hail never been out Of tlqe putt of Liverpool.—( The Times.) ATTEM('TED . SVICIDE.—YestertIay a man tie.. Gently dresseo, having the appearance of a gen- Ilesnan's.secvatir, threw himself from the rads of an uninhabited house in Crawford-street, into jei p s e 6 a p -r , ed feless, he t the area, by which his head was shociiingly bruised ; and he also received a severe - injury lvhere h as tle ‘sl s,i:Ble, carried O t l)e taken up im he er ,: surgeon attended him, and administered various rentedieS As soon as he-Could speak, -some food was given to bhp, which he rejee!ed ; he said , be had bean nine, months out of employment - , and was driven'to despair. • Thurschiy night - the house of Airs. Padgett, in H o jlywell-lane, Shoreditch, , was broke into, and robbed of a feather-bed and hangings, 15i. in money, t co) sovereigns, three lady's dr e sses, and other preperty. F , 1 --T T RI r- -- 7:;-,.„7 .4 ,-- :,-:;; - P -, , .,-,.q ~---4 4.1 , .., ,-.., .