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;- t NUMBER 4363. . -• • NrEfirc.,“, sdropr. of cUY's IE COURSE .- of 'LECTURES will ecimiii:Thee ttie hegi ni ng et: ( ; . PRA'CTI'CE of MEOICINE, by Dr. Babington and Dr,„ CH E IS : PR Y, by Dr. Bahington iind Mr. A Ilen. EXPERIMENTAL PHI LOSOI'I-IY, 'by Mr: Allen. TIIEO Yllf MArfe.IO , II.M.DiCA,, DK by 't.Vrry. 3411)WIFERY, pvl.prsEviscs.otwowN and CHIL DR F NI, by Dr. Haividon. - 'PHYSIOLOGY, ta L'ACVS , bI-the' ANIMAL ECONOI - -, MY. by 0•. Haighton. * CLIN,ICAL. LECTURLS on...SELECT. MEDICAL CASES,. hi Dr. Bah;;Onn, Dr Cnriy, and ,Vlaicet. ST RAJ c7.117y 4t E and 'DISEASES, ot s tif e :I'KETH, •by Aar:. Fog:" ' These.s.everil Ledores are , :ri:afranged that no tiNirt of them interfere iu the hour,, , of attendance alai the e hole,, to_ gether..vyo.h thF Ledures'on A rlatiVny, and tho a out ciples and Pr, , ctice of Snr4er,y, 4 f ~; t he 'teti i tte : o( St. Thorita - g's H" , spital, auj-iiiirg, is calculated to I', ,rm corn_ piete course of N.le,ileal ant'. Chirurgiall ihstructibri. - .7'. • Term 'ittal other Particulars niay „be learnt f rom Stocker, Apotite.Lary -to .t;tty'A-ev - spltalt . • . . ; PERSON of respeet - allle C.9nkle.Ni.Qqs,.. whoses, Chaiiictor willlitfirr •arr I ficitiir'.)c — 'wei I -'aL - yalftWea % , /,..J . IY t e Alanagerntrat of ,Arahle , anti‘P asttire,l l anti,,a;lo,Sxpls 4 .A‘ ' rai, aCCII.IO.II by PrACti - i.e , bri a variety c , t 5 , ....it,js -,vl) ac . , . , qua'inted w ith. 111 . , Sytt itlg out .ati;.Me:t.smtlng :tit TIM ;ere `aliti the Mari.tgement of Woods, bins to otEir himself to gny- Noblerpan or (;elltferflanNilio 'mai have - aZerisidektile-ern ploy tOr a Person of the above de.scription. . • Letter (Pust - paid") . adatessed to 4. B. White Bear Inn ; Piccachliy will be duly tittenctitt to. . ' . ' ' • ..' ' " NOTICE IS HEREBY THAT Application is ihfthicled" to be riade . iiii next Sess 1011 Ff Parliami..nt, Wan Ad ;ocliVitte, Set out, and inclose the. t'orest . or Chace of Charnwoocl. ottA-,vis e Cha:ley Forest or Chace, in the County of Leicester, distinct Di,trids or Allotments, .according to the Rj.ghts.of the several Parishes, Town Ships; Hathlets, Manors, and . ptices claiming, and being entitled to Common of .P.ist tire or otherwise - thereiin, and to the rights of all. Persons interested' within such Parishes ' , Tokynstirps,- Hamlets, 'Manors, a nd places ; in which Ad is intended to be insert,dClauses or Provi,sions for t he subdi vnting, setting. out, :inci allotting such 0} the Districts or - Allotments to,he made for orin Tesped of each Paiisli,•Townihili, flanilet, Manor, or price, between, unto, aud amongst the .several Persons .intersteil therein, where the Parhe, w interested shall be desirous thereof. August • • MORE CAPI - 1 4 AL PRIZES, And Five Thousand Ins-Tickets than last 't tate Lottrry. • The First-drawl-I Ticket ffgtitied to TEN • 'l' HI) US AND P ND ; • All , !her,Cspitlot Prizes Are aflo a t. . nUtICHASERS of TICKETS and. SHARES w ill r have the.oliptottikiry ofhbtairting all the Capital Prizes, provided trey . purchase before the Drawing commen(vs, which will be,on the r3th 'Odoties next. The Scheme Contains equal AdvantAges •• • • TWENTY' .- THOI.JSANTI) 'POUND PRIZES, TEN 'TIII)ITSAN, I) PsOUND- PRIZES, • ~' FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. * To. former Lotteries double' the Number of Tickets. • Twenty Thousand Tickets oily,-arid, no other Stale -Lottery • • •to be tDaavlr this YeA . ; • S No. of Prizes. V a l or. of each.. Tot a l Value 3 - C26,60 a 3. • 30;000 3 - 5.eOO - - • - 1,0110 - 5 - ,Ocro r r 5 - 0 - - - c 0 20 - • - .2,00 c k, 40 _,;:ef6t-.4 - .• ..• • , • • J.• -4,100 - - a , r n .----• ••: := , • • • • '• •• • 20,000 Tickets ,= • • ;, Tickets atilt Share s sare on Sale at every Lottery OttLe. • Ticket Half - to 2 0 I Eighth - - - 2 ir 6 Quarter 5 I Sixteenth - a 6 o .• TIIE G-()V.E a RNM E s E y et" tatict (tha i t ire f fonih. TEN THOUSAND PO UN for the First-diawn Ticket Every other Prize afloat, tr0 . n..a0,, , 00 1, to zol. MHLS Plan . placqs who,-puychae . -.btfore.: the priui;i : netitioris oh ecr.l3l - rer ; "ail ac“Ydtira, , ,e'iliit leas run been.ntiered tor- nr - lpy ONLY T w EN'ry )iisAN it(SHENIE 3 Prizes of - - . "- - • `lO,O-,ct ~~/ Y 3 &c. &c. &e. rize less than TWenty Pounds. The Public will iib;eive that State Lottery Prtzes are paid in Sterling Npney I. zoioriol. tor , a 2.07)601. Prii4l. inct:se-in proportion for evert other: P rize. _ 'l'l CK f.'TS — atvir-S ESnare on' 'at z{l 'the LiCinc * erl Lottery Wfices, 4nd by : their Agents. • - - looq : The Oldest LICENSED STATE. LOTT7E.R.N..O EP I•C.,E , in I\TORTON• and •SONS; Milton's •Ilead. Corti. stre e t, Bristol,_ respectfully inform'. the . that they have Tickets and legally stamped .Shares in the present Lottery, which begins. drawing Odobet t 3, tE,6, and also Shares from Messrs. Swift and Co.'s Old Licensed Office, No. it, Poultry, London,. where Prizes to an 'immense amount have been shared, sold, and,registered, in - the last: and . preceding Lotteries. ." LESS TICKETS AND MORE PRIZES. 4,CORNlitL,l~,:andg : CHA ItINC-CROSS.; LONDON. TBISH respealully acquaints the Public, that . the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets ever knowim a Lottery, and the most Capital Prizes. The last 30,0001. Prize, the last ,20,0061. - Blank, and the last to,cool. Prize, ever shared, were ail sold at the'above Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and ChanceS, are selli ng i n great variety, and where all, outstanding Priies are paying in !VII, without any deduCtion: " (pr Persons in the Country may be supplied, by sending !their Orders, Post or Carrik;e paid, accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, onPust-Oflice Orders. The Lottery begins the 13th of Oetober nett. No. 2,6, CORNHILL , St , CHARI/sIC-CROSS, and ST. HARGARET's HILL, 119 ROUGH. HORNSBY and Co. rpspeetfully acquaint tlw Public,. that the present Lottery contains more Cap'. 'tal Prizes, and fewer Tickets, than any preceding Lottery. •A great Variety.of TI CK E TS and SHARES are on Sale at ;the lowest Prices, at the above State Lottery Offices, where an Shares of Pri4es are paying in Orders, by Leiter or Carrier, executed on the same terms as if present The Lottery. begins Drawing the 13th of OtEiober. 'POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. WIFT and. Co.. at- their Old Office, N 6. I 13 Poultry, and at No. it, Charing-Criiss, are authorises by Government to sell the Tickets, Shares and Chances of ;lie present Lottery, which contains a gre f iter proportion of capital Prizes than any former one. The first drawn Ticket is entitled to 'io,oool. being the only Prize fixed for any par. ticular day, consequently a Ticket drawn at any. period of the Lottery will have the chance of all the Prizes in the W he e l. Swift and Co. have had, for many years Past, the s'atisfaca tion of selling a-great proportion of the capital Prizes, para.: citlarlpin the.last and : late-U4;4es. Letters from the ()min.- icy addressed ?s.usit4l, ;c) Nrpl. t, POVIt w il l reCeiye inediate '' • • - ' • '!. • \>4l#C\ . . ! *3t ~T n ~ ..... 1" * • i,.. -,...: . 0 - 6 MONDAY, BEPTEIVILILit 8, .18A. Yle7 WILLING-OFFICE . , `uy '24, 1806. HE Calll2ll . ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING " IL HIS .111.17E.NT Y's NAV Ydo lierey give Mtii e, Tout an Friday the slih p i p of Septemket next, thy will be ‘ reaiiy 10 ye_ ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat'fir' suCh-Cuanti ties of IRISH. BEEF and PORK, of the best qually , , and to 6e eared ii, the ensuing Season, at the respraiVe Merchants and Dealer therein may think proper to Gfor ; one third Pad thereof - to be packed in Hall Punch,ons, one third Pa.: in Tierces { and the rentaining"one thia Par! in Barrels ; to be delivered into His ilia. jesty's Vic - iu.iiYing Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and into the army Pielualling Stores in St. Cathttine's, in regu , /ar proportions of each description of Casks, 6 5 the periods under.. %ineneioned, viz. One fnut-th of the -whole by the rsth yanuag, tBo7. Otte Lktlfai the retitqfPting quantify by the 3rst Mirth, 1807. ~.A nd the remainder 4y the 3oth of Jine, Ala to be paid fir by Bills p‘tymbie, tc , ith ,interest, ttitteiy days ,tfter *tate. . • . Titefonlittorti gj theCon - iratls 'may , be , seen at th e .teireta ry's Office at this OyfiteZ,or 6y app6 , ing to Mr. DunJtelville, Agent : for the'liicivallilg Cork, to the Cake - Tors nj bils Majesty's Cur toms at Limerick,' ge/fast, - Newry, and Waterford, and to' the' PostmaJtir.Gen i eral at Dublin respealvely. N. B. An Tender for a lest Otantity than sect Tierces w:1: ke accepted. . Nu regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price sFall . not be inserted in Words at length; or that shall nut he delivertci to the Beard befire Orie o'clock on the said Friday the trhso tember next, nor. uniess'the l' , erson , who...makes_the reader, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to elllSlL'ir, uhrn called for. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, Se"pttmber . 4 146 . • , . . • , FOR SALF, By • Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of His Majesty's Cust9tits, , ..... On- Tuesday th grii, Wednesday tiletoth; and Thursday the i Ith of September inst. at Three o'Clock in the After . noon of the slur Days, , - in the Low Rpqm, Custom- Hotise,., London, THE lotted in small Qiuntitics, t;- the better A•ceoinmorla , tioia_oltlie several De.H.N-s, as well as p r i vate P ersons, who it . ... ' choose to become Pair , ,h,isers. _ FOR EXP.ORTATION. East.: India Prohibited Goods, &c. Eolt:HomE„cQNs(lmpT:ioN-.- ....CarnbAck, Tabling, .Muslin, tallies:), Nankeen, Linen, Shawls, Hosiery, Woollen Cloth, Prints framed and glaied; W4lch Springs and Dill Plates, Locks for Fire, Arms, Curne lian ileads,t)strich reattie6; Fans, Lacqtiered Ware, 'Needles, Skins, Tea, Coth-e,.Stigar and other Grocery, Candies,(;J:iss., Copper, Ochre, Vermillion, Horn Tips, Wool, Cotton, • Wine, China Ware,. Vinegar, Drogs,':Glinpowder' Boats, Pitch, Tar, Deals, Stav e s, H em p, f ust i c k , Guns, Wooden Toys, Tobacco Ashes, Ice. • - •. • ... Also Five Hogsheads of Tobaccl, having remained in the Tobicco Warehouse beyond the Time liiiiitcd by Law. Likew . v4e such Goods as have remained in His Majesty's Warehouse upwards of "Threi,;. Months, not cleared, or the Duties paid, viz. • Tea, Cottee, Cocoa Mats, Pictures, Books, Wearing Ap parel, Boats, Watch GLisses; Skins, - Sails,- Masts, Tallow, Rushes, Starch, Antique Fragments, Raw Silk, drc„ CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The Tobacco and Tobacco Ashes to be-viewed at the To. bacco Wdrehouse,. London Docks • the Gunpowder at the King's Magazine,. Gravesend ; the ,Boats,..Pitch, Deals, Hemp, &c. at the Toba c c o Ground, near - Greenland Dock; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Custom . .. House, London; on Friday the sth, Saturday. the 6th, and Monday the Bth inst. anti on the Mornings of Sate, from N ine to One in the Afternoon ; .where.cata)ognes, wiil be,delivereti, N. B. Goods bought !at this Sale rnust . lie paid for on or betore Tuesday the 3 - th inst. between. the 'Flours: of Niue o'Ciock in the Morning 'and 'three in the . Afternoon ; of the Deposit made theremi «ill absolutely becotrie - forfeited,' and the Goods re-sold at a finu re Sale. -- ELIGIBLE `FREEHOLD ESTATES. _WANDS:WC/R.1'11; SURREY:' • Comprising an Eligible• Compact Villa and Land, in Bridge field; sundry I nclosures of Meadow, Garden'Ground,.and Land in the gpen Fields ; several . Eligible -1.) welling !louses,' a Chapel, sundry Tenements,.and the Crane Public- House; on Wandsworth- Plain, 'and -sundry Tem.' meats adionting. . . . . Ta•uE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • .* • • .By Mr. ‘.ROBINS, At Garraway's Coll..e„house, Cornhill, on Thursday, Sept. IT, at Twelve o'clock„ in EOM. Lots,- • SEVER.AL. valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in Wandsworth, consisting of Eligible and Gen teel Dwelling-liiiuses, a Cliopel, and sundry -Tenements, Gardens and - Lands. situate opposite the Church, Wands., worth, in possession of Mr. l'ertcd,. Surgeon, and others, a c9rntias.-1 Villa, Garden, and Laud, delightfully situate, in Bridgcneid, Wandsworth ; a Ivlessuage, known, by the sign of the Crane,- with the appurtenances, on Wandsworth: plain; a Blacksmith's Shop, and eight Tenements, with Gardens,'&c. adjoining • also, sundry p arce l s o f Land in Wandsworth Common Field; the 'whole about twenty Acres, in possession of Mr. Ralph 'Langton, and others; the prin cipal part on Lease. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants.-Particulars at the-Spread Eagle, Wandsworth ; the King's Arms, Fulhain ; Sun, Kingston; at Garraway's; o( Charles Alexander Craig, Esq. Great Scotland-yard, .‘Vhitchall ; of Mr. Bramwell,. Paper-buildings, Temple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick stieet, Golden -square. ' FREEHOLD ESTATES. Consisting of Dwelling-houses, Stable-yards, Wareh oases, Wharfs, &c. situate in Grat'ss-ima-lane ; Fleet-street ; Falcon-court, Fleet -street; Cow-lane, Smithfield ; Cole man-street, the Poultry, Upper 'Z'harales-street, and Harp lane, Lower Thames-street. TO IIE SOLD BY AUCTION, •By Mr. - ROBINS, - At Garraway's C.ofFee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, the ,Alth September, at Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen ,Lots, - SEVERAL Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising three new-erected houses,'extensive Yards, .&c: situate on the ,East• Side of gray's-inn-lane, formerly the Queen's 1 - lead Inn, in the Pa rish of St: Andrew, Holborn. The. spacious PremiseS; with . Yards, Dwelling-houses, Warehouses, &c. in possession of Mr. Ridley, distiller, and thrse other Houses, with Shops; &c. on the North Side of Fleet-street, in the Parish of St. Bride's, in possession of Mr. Parker Lovel, &c. A 'house ,in,..1 , 41c0n-court, street. Thirteen Dwelling ,hotises, with Warehouses, &6. situate in Black Swan-lane, inlind near Thames-street. The capital Preiniaeiiltnown by Kennett Wharf, Thames -street, With Dwelling-house, Wareluitiss, &c. A Dwelling -house in the Poultry. An old -accustomed Pastry-cook's Shop., in possession of Mr. Debatt. A Messuage,. with Livery Stables, in possession of Mr. - Atkinson, situate in Coleman-street. A My.'ssuage and Premises in Cow-lane, corner of Hosier- West Sfnßhtield , many years in thti cheeSe-mon;,Tery line. • - A Messuage, arid Premises known by the sign tat the Kentish . cloy, in Harp-lane, Lower Tharnes•street. And - a Dwelling-house situate at the corner of Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street. These Lois. 'fotm very. ligible and valuable property the principal- part on lease. , . . Ma j , be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at Garraway's ; of Cli. Alex l -Craig, - Esq. Great •Scorland. yard, Whiteltal.l; of•Nlr. Bramwell, Paper- bdi dings,'Tern. 1.•le ; and of iVir. Robins, Warwick-sere; t, Golden-square. &AD..: A P 7 =C f w v 1 tti ki , s 1" ~., '. i_., '';`'J '5. . ) PRICE :PENCE. ST.IPPLFMEi4T TO LONPQN GAZETTE EXTRAOithINARY, PRIDAY, THE STH SEPT. 1806. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7. Dvivning-street, SeptenSer 6, 1806. A Dispatch; of which the following is an Ex tra6t; was this day received by the Right Hon. C. J. Fox, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for. Foreign Atfaics, from Hugh' Elliot, Esq. late His Majesty's Envoy ) Extraordinary and Minister 'Pleni potentiary at the-Court of His Sicilian Majesty : Extroa of a Pispatettfroill H4g4 Elliot , „Esq. to the Right.- Hon. Charles James: Fox, dated Pcilerino, Arqusi 5,. 1806 7 . , • I. incloge 'herewith the Copy of a Letter of the 3d of AuguA, which I. have re44ired this dayliorn Sir, JAI. Stuart. "- By the surrender of Qitrone„ and'the retreat of both General • Arerdier.:andl General , Regnier 'from Upper. and Lower Calabrin; theseProrinces are tidy restored to their legal Swerei:o.•• , The Battle of NI - akin; upon theAth. of fall- ) 'wilt long•be recorded in this part of Etfrope as a memer-; able' proof of the superiority Of British courage, and distiphne. • .L . 7• „,:• • . Or tile 9000 men which General Regnier com manded in the , Provin c e of C a l a b r i a Ul ter i or, not more than 3 . 000 . are lett to attempt rheirl - retreat to wards, Puglia ; ~ t he remainder.: are all either, killed, Wounded, or- made prisoners. -Every Fort along the all the Depots of . Stores 4 Anininition, and Artillery,' prepared for the. Attack of Sicily, ar e be-; coine•the prey of the V i a o r s ; and.: what ; perhaps ; may be considered as even of still more consequence than those advantages, an indelible impression is established of the superior bravery and discipline of the British Troops. Tlure is not perhaps to be found in the annals of • military transadions an - enterprize prepared with more deliberate refletStion, or executed with greater decision . ; ptomptitude, and success, than the late In vasion of Calabria by-Sir Sohu Stuart., Extraa of a Dispatch from Major-General Sir John. Stuarrto Thigh Elliot, • Esq. dakd Messina, Aug. 3, 1.806. Having occasion to send an Express to my Aide de-Camp, Captain Bulkeley, at Palermo, I avail my self of the opportunity to acquaint you with another fortunate result of our auspicious day at Alaida.--. Cotrone, with all its Stores, Magazines, &c. and 600 Troops (now Prisopero, capitulated on Wednesday last to the Land and Naval Forces of His Britannic Majesty under Lient.-Colonel M‘Leod, of the 78th Regiment, and Captain Hoste, of His Majesty's Fri. - gate Amphion, who were assisted in their opera tions against that place, and upon the adjacent coasts, by the Gun-boats of His Sicilian Majesty : 300 Pri soners, who prove to be survivors of the wounded after the AEtion of the 4th ult. are already arrived iu this Port. General Regnier, who h a d en d eavoured to hold hiS position, under such embarrassment for some tittle past, .between CUtroneand:Catanzaro, has re-. treated' precipitately towards' 'Parent(); and it was rcpoited when the Transport left Cotrone, tlr i t h e had been attack e d by the Masse, and lost 6 or 70Q of his flying people. • „ - I am now to congratulate you on_ the total eva l cuation of Calabria Ultra, in which single Province, previous, to. the Aatikit , - of the, 4th, • we have every certainty that th e Enemy had a.c)is'trfiNtcd force of • atleast goon men, of-thesq; when pep. Regni er quit ted his poition near Cotrone, certainly not 3000 re ! . pained. The losses of the French. in tipper Cala l . bria have als o * home 3 propbrtion. A great deild'heavy prdnanee,'ldtely transport / . ed." by the French to Cotrone, bestdes,:whal was, found mounted on the Castle, amounting. in the whole. to , about forty pieces, - have fallen into our hands. . , Downingstreet, Sept. 6. A bispatch, of which the following is a Copy, hal - been received by the Right Hon. W: Windham, one Of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, from Gen. the Right Hon H. E. Foit, commander of His Majesty's Forces in the Mediterranean. SIR, Messina, 3d Aug. lBo6. I have the honour of inclosing to you the Capitu lation of Cotrone, as well as Extrads of two Let ters received this day from Lieut.-Col. M'Leod, of the .78th Regiment,, addressed to Major-Gen. Sir J. Stuart, who had detached that Officer for the pur pose of giving support to the armed Peasantry on the adjacent coast, .and of making au attack on that place -itself.' Lieut. , Colonel M'Leod appears to have conduet ed himself with the greatest judgment and aCtivity in this service, and to have received the most ready co-operation kind essential assistance from Captain Roste, of his Majesty's Ship Amphion, who has all along acted in conjunction with him. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) H. E. FOX. rgeht Hon. W Windham ; &c. &c. Extraa of a Letter from Lieut.-Colonel 21/PLevd to Major-General Sir John Stewart, dated .4inphion Frigate, of Cotrone, 27th July, 1806. By the I.etter I had the honour of addressing to you on the 24th inst. accompanying the Duplicates of nry ; t,etters of the•preceding- evening, you will be aware that it was my intention to move, in conjunc tion- with Capt. Hoste's Squadron, to this place on the following day, under an impression that a Ftiat On the,nemy's rear, pnd this his remaining Depot, would induce him to divide his Force, and of courie. make it so much more easy for the Chiefs of the ; JitLti This Day %vas publisited, im'Qh ;rto;• with CO(ohred Engravings, price tss. in boards, CFREATISE on VAGC;INE INOCULA kj)N T i. :rcr.'Wiiich is added; an' Accorint of tne. Chit the 5 w tn , ,Pox, and the Ilivec.; with an: Ap- Tendile,',..bntAlhhig Cetters from and s , irgsqiis Ethhache'e,..respecting. the ;.resent,State thany anal 'i I hiciparTowns_ot Cre Unitet Ktit' s . , ;dorn; • W t LI; A N.Nr.: LY, Liiidgc-Stfirt; blacktriars ; and L to he-had 0f.4,1113,,..0e1ier5. ' . . VednesdAy next .will he published. price 2.5.. STRICTURES . o4 . q,OBBETT's NOTABLE . 0135.ERYA PlOkS - on i‘itel)ELICA •INVES. 1 TIC: wnereni the cause: of the. Report of the Corn missi,ners not hiving toecn bithOio pubitsoM will be s tadtorifs; liceuntro t 44, ond son* t: c*ricumstarces explanied . which may, nave appeal-co. mysteriotiS. To winch will be Keply to t Ar4binentatiye Answer Admo. nitory Letter to• His Roy a l Highness the Prince of Wales; wi tit so trle.'add t io,na I A pecdytes... UTW)R of the ADMONITORY LETTER. . Printing tor Tipper and Richards. •Leadenhall-stieet, • 01 . wliorn m a y b e h a d . just puokished. price 1 • • • The • .Fiftli Edition, with considerable AddiLlin).o4-Qf 44e• • Adtrtonitory Letter to His Royal iiigtlll4.s c,116'-k i rince of Wales. This Day was published, , In One Volume, moo. illustrated with Mao,..priee se. in boards, • , • .A N INTRODUCTION, to .the GEOGRA:PRY- L - 1. of the NEW TESTAMLNT ; cgatimison A ; a mary, Chronological, and. Geographical View of the Eviinta reLurded respecting the Ministry of our Saviour ; with QueS: Ileitis tor Examination, and an accented Indexi, designed for the Use of Youtig Persons, and for tape Sunday . Employment of Schools. By I.ANT CARPENTER . ' Printed for the Author, and , sold by Longman, Hurst . , Kees, and Orme, Paterne4ter.row. • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. j‘.l, L PERSONS in possession of I ncomes , arising fruin Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Fliiuses, Money in the • Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage 'Settlements, Widows' lointures, An nuities, Patent PlaceS, Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income for Life, may be supplied with . temporary or periunent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An. nuity ii:Ln est. for the same. The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their be accommodated on their prsonal security ; • and in any in.stance where .the, single security of an indivi_. dual may, be deemed insufficient, the addition of another .piarson .to g,Uaialfte . e the payment of the Interest will re move the•oti-jection ; - and, in-all cases, privilege will be _given tp,;,the , Pubiic to:leturn tiac Principal at their own , optiOn. . . . .. . .. . . . . %,I ) ersonal applications Will : lie received every day till . Four o't:lOck ; and - Letters from- Correspondents in Town or I.::auiliry,'.;post paid). will. ue'iniinediately•'answered,. by ad dressing to the Dire:toeor the Knightsbridge Bank, at his - ;r6evn House, No. 8, Lower john-street, golden-square. 7:" „ , • , SUrERIOR WIN.ES, • • • • • PENCER • and PERKINS, Ng, 115, Newgate 7Li street - , 1 inporiers of Wine tor upwards of forty years, sixteen qt:wl n h they have iciolited that admirable Mode o f :,inetiordtik it. in l ! arge Vats of and 40cm Gallons c on t e n t s , as is pra4tisedlii Germ My and other Piaces'abroad ; by width iheir,Wines aie's.; improved in Flaxour,. and their Cordial Qualities v refained, 'lltar they are not only a - delicious Liquor to-the Palate, but grlte.fill to tile Siomachs,of Nervous Ha_ bits; and the Aged - and lutiun.. Their Stock of • Old Port, .of ts,ocol. value, by which they are enabled to keelOVine to great ages, bAli in Cask and Bottle.. They•also• keep a. large Stock of Cogniac t'in.e.and laroaica ut : o and Last,lhdia Orange - Shrub, the 'oldest in LoinionTtrea.tdin the same manner in Vats ; which, with heir •Wii%s - , they: sell on the most moderate Terms, Ready-money. Noi less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town free of gritlehce. . • Az.ll.L i k.n cor Vt.n.SELF.Y-B RIDG p : ..• sT,IFFOK DSH It E., 9 P TO j$E: LETT and Entered upon immediately, :A. a corripietp ,REST-D EN CE: for a •Small _Family, • con— sisting Ot'a Dining. parlour, Drawinkrown, Kitchen, and "Back-kitclicti, Hall, or Vestibule; four Lodging-rooms, and :Servants } _ Room, and other necessary O ff i ces a • Garden. Stabling tour horses, and Coach-house, • situate on. the Banks of the Kilter Trent, within five irides of tire city of Litchfield, and about four from Wokeley-bridge, for farther:particulars apply to Messrs. Itt.tdatl and. Llew ellin, Attornies-at-Law, No. tz, Clement's inn; or to Mr. Robinson, Attorney-at-Law, 11111 , Ridware, near Litchfield, KENT. , To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETT on • I:EASE, 'THE following FREEHOLD. ESTATES, i pos session of which may be had on the t tih October, 180 - A substaotial roomy well-built Brick MESSUACE; called S tonebridge-G rem-House, situate at Egerton. in'the County ot•Kent (well calculated for a person desirous of retired,.ip a healthy Country, abounding with Game), . o,n the right of the Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Ashford, distant from the former 13, from the latter 6•Miles ; with Court, Garden, good Stabling, and all other necessary t.iut-buildings, and 26:A, t K. t 4 P. of Land, which consists princi.pafly, ofklop-groutds. and Meadows, and each of the 'very first quality. • • • Also a.Valuable FARM, brought into the best state of .Culti.vation by the Proprietor, called Chegworth Court, in the Parish of Ulcomb, at the distance of half a Mile from the Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Ashford, and from the former place six Miles; consisting of a strong-built Farm House, in a very pleasant situation; two good Barns, a large and convenient Oasthouse and Granary, with Stables, • and other suitable Out-bnilclings, 'together with isoA. 3 2,3 P. of exceeding.good.Hop,. Meadow, Arable,. and Wood. Land. • Also a FARM, .used with the above, containing 45 A. 3R. whereof 40 Acrws are Meadow and Saintfoine, and the re. '.rnainder•Woodland. N. B. There is ilenty 'of Carrie on the Premises, which .are in complete repair, and in a healthy situation. ALSO TO BE LETT (and entered on immediately if desired), a conifortable Residence,. cal led WHITEHOUSE, with a large Garden, .walled in, in 'a dry - 'healthy situation, close to Cokheath `Can.,..eXtensive turf', ha - the • Parish of Boughton Monchelsea, four Miles troM-Maidstu4,2;. contain , hag two 'good Parlours..tOur.good.bechrooins (besides set. i vinits'), with• a convenient Ntehen, Wash and . Brew house,. other . Offices ; 'aild; if required,. an Orchard Meadow Will. be . • - . nyitirc Messrs. Burr and Pope, . Solicitors, .11i4i(4tcmc. (if by letter, post-paid). I • .I7c. Cl4-EGO- '''‘a NEW CYCLOPEDIA. 111 jYe VI- this. • "THE- SEVENTH PART of . Dr. GREGORY'S 1 Nt!.‘v DL. A R•Y I'S and SC lEN C : iticludingall.tir n .v Dis,overes- aw.l I inprovein •nts .m to the . , ptestnt titrie- w.as we 1 , ,, I) ;y of Seber, pri ce •ps: sad may be had of all Bookiellers and Dealers in 43 . 0.0 k s. "A, Part will continue to be publ.sh,ll nn the First Day or ihe:toilowing live Mo , itils,' when tilts vatuable Work will be completed:in "I`welve Parts... nialtin i .: two lirke and splendid Volatiles, in quarto. illtiottated,by, One Hunted and Forty I?. : _ngraviTig's, by th tirk 'Artists. • ; " The First -Volume was completed on 'the i First of August, atni may noTtil)c.,had, in boards, pike zl. -7.,.61. and all the preceding.. Numbers may, also be had at the Shop of every Bo , J,seller in thellnifed K i ingdon, pri‘:e. 93. each. Airidge-wprt, •Sqpr. 4, tl3 • . • , • fgl,/. p - 41, 04ftek 4:f111111