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e.NIeIW. D'OYLF.Y 's WA REHOUSE.. No. 26,
_gine Mtn. Covent-garden—. The De...4one Cam.
inerea„ Tod goeen's Clothe fur Mantles, Penises, &e. being
this year so very delicate, both in colour and quality, that they
cannot be kept ready made, as formerly, Ladies are respect-
fully inhumed, that they may see, at the above liVarehou•e, as
assortment of the newest patterns for their purchase, either in
the pieze or made up, at a day's notice.
Ladle,' Habits, Gentlemen's Clothes, Liverier, Young Gen-
demen s Clothes, Regimentals, Uniforms, Ste. made, alter the
newest t.ish'oll, at sh.,ri insure, on reasonable tenor.
Geflll,emeie.Shertouts, Spencers, Of rili,l4 COW+, Koqueleaus,
French Wrappers, Wet Cloaks, Plaid Cloak., Mornins Dresses,
Powdering Govms, die All these articles ate always kept in
variety, ready-trunk, ref a superior quality, and fit fur Gentle-
an's immediate es.r.

THE liUUIFf9 FUND.
For the temporary Iftel4l of the dutiesoYl Fatuthes sad De-
pendants of Persons in Conioemeir —.For a temp tray Pio.
Corm for Pr.rsoos who. on beim& discharged fruit Cotifisses.
mans, have no Me;.n. of present Substwetice—Fee the Pull,
chars of such Toils, Implement., and Matetia s, as may
conduce to Habits of Ithfustry in Debtors and Cristioaly...
And for the pecuni try kid of other Objects of Distiew, who

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come under the official Cognizance of the Sheriffs of London '
and Middlesex
11HE Sheriffs of this populous City and County
are, iii the execution of their offee, necessarily brought
into cognac' with numerous rases of accumulated misers and
distress, but they are at present unprovat,d with any effectual
means of allev,atton err relief. To establish a pericanent Fund
for this purpose, the present Sheriffs appeal to the boneviaisuce
of their Fellow Citizens, and of the Public at large; ,de-lying
themselves to render, from time to time, such p•-hi,c ',tos of
the disfeniti •tt i.f the Nies entrusted to then care, a. than at
once prove the necessity for tn. existence of •tialt a fund, and
abundantly repay feeling minas the stnouitt of their do-
nations.

It is in the contemplation of the Sheriffs to assist, rather than
to coulee:act, the designs of the vanous excellent I istetiitions
already flourishing in ai.d near the mehopihs. Ye.t, a. these
obj.icts of relief come iminr.diately within their cogent-ince,
they conceive that their opportunities of alleviating the misc..
ries o-cadmed by vise, or imprudence, are likely in many
cases to be more prompt and efficacious; and that, by being
thus enabled to co-operate in their official capscity with the
labours of those benevolent societies great numbils of unfor-
tunate persons, of both sexes, from infancy to decrepitude. may
every year he rescued, Or reclaimed, who would otherwise
perish for want, or peconie nuisances to society.
S4brcrinteins and communications are received by the pre-
sent Sheriffs, C. Smith, Esq. Quern-street; and Richard NM.
lips, Esq. Bridge-street, Btaekfriars; who will take charge of
Ilse distribution of the Fund, mike quarterly reports to the
Public and the Subscribers; and, with a view to (ire perma-
nence to the plan, will eiwinue 4 joint canton! and attention
to it for two years after they are out of ortrw. bubieriptieits
will also be received by the Under-Sheriffs, J. F. Vandeicom,
E.q. Bush Isere, Caunon-,treat ; and John Leigh, Esq. Cres-
cett-place, Mridge-street; by the KC14.1.16 of Neegate, the
Giltamir street, and Poultry ethaptera, and Ludgate; and by
all the Banker in Lon-lon.

IMPROVED LAMPS.
(Be His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.)
JsmE.THutts I. 198, New Bond-street, and
4/ • IS, Union-street. Borough, respectfnlly solicits the at-
tention of the Nobility.lientry, and the Public in general, to
hi. 11,11,.W *IMPROVED LAMPS, in Brass and Tin, japaiiised
in a variety of forms, with Spiral Burners ; thee produce dou-
ble the light to any other with the same au et..mn, without
smoke ; and is the mom bnllraut Light of any yet offered to
the public; so that tlioy may be used in the most elegar.t
Apartment, Drawing-room, Site-briard, &c. as well as in
Compting-houses, Warehouses or Shops; and, in short,
whemver a !good and pleasant eight is required, with economy
in oil ; the Otiose. are not so subject to break. The Lamps
are simple in their construction, and not liable to get mat of
order The Hunters may be easily taken from the L imps and
clearteJ, if clogged with bed oil, or otherwite, without any
The Lamps have neither Racks, Wire, or Spring Wick
Holders, and are warranted not to ostrflow. The Patentee
engages with the Public to teturn back the purchase rummy :or
sucn 1.311114, as, ii,mn trial, du not answer the abase descrip-
bud if returned within one week.
de is the mil Person who has a Patent for Lamps with
Spiral &Mien, which,.by turning the Glass Holders, Cala*/
LAM cottons.. nag and tall.
All these Lamle have a label fixed in the front of the
Burner. with the f.,ll.nring iii-cripthan upon it:
SMKTIIIIRST AM) PAUL'S PATENT."
N B. Old Brass Patent Lamps altered to my New Patent
Principle ; they are also brou,litt or taken in exchange for New
Lisope, .tit! solicitor to any other for their simplicity arid
bri;V 'tree of L ght.,weCo-npa.e aiel Judge The Improved
Pa tent Lamp cannot be had at airy other Warehouse
h' Lnu-
4m. Several Hundred Patent Lamps, sn Wass and'Pm, ja-
panned, tin the old pnaciele, iii satiety sal forms, under VII:liC

torTLay.--vemrut-sig. AND SNOW-HILL.
IN
pursuance of an A. 51 of Parliament made and
.aesed in the 46th Year of the R.,ign of His preient Ma-
jesty, sotituied, " An Act to enable the severai Persons therein
named to dispose of several Houses in Pickett-4reet, Temple-
Bar, in the Parish of Same Clement Danes in the County of
Middlesex; sad in Skinner-street, ; and on Snow-
bill; and in Fleet-market, in the Parish of Saint Sepulchre, in
the City of tendon, by Lottery"—We, the Trustees named in
the said Act, do hereby give Notice, that tile Lit hereunto
annexed er subjoined, comprises these' 'CifiC Buildings and Ilc
reditioneuts allotted as Priam to the holders of each and every
of the (animate Tickets in the Second Lottery, to be drawn by
Virtue of the said Act, and the Under. Leases and Charges to
which such Prises are respectively subject and liable,
Prise 1 A caoital Freehold Messuage, No. 9, in Skinner-
crawl aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax.
2 A Freehold bfer.uag.., No. 24, In Skinnemtreet afore
said. discharged of Land Tax.
S A Freehold Meoulga, Nes. 49, in Skinner-street afore-
discharged or Land-IJ%.
4. A Freehold Meesilage, No. 45, in Skinner-street afore.
said, discharged of Laud-Tax.
5. A Freehold Messuatre, No. 42, in Skinner street afore-
said, discharged of Land-Tax.
to. A Veehold Mes.u.sge, N 0.40, on the West side of Snow-
bill, discharged of Land-Tat.
7. A Freenold Wooer, No. 7, in Pichm-street &formic!,
discharged of Land-Tax.
• A Freehold Messuage, No. 10, isPickett.strect aforesaid,
discharged of Land-Tax.
9. si Freehold Messilage, No. 11, in Pickettetreet aforesaid,
discharged of Land-Tax.
10. A Freehold Mewusga, No. 4, in Skinner-street afore•
. said, discharged of Land-Tax.

11. A Freehold Messuage, No. 49, in Skinner-street afore-
said, discharged of Land-Tax.—This House as subject to a
Lease, granted to W.llism Rolfe, for 60 years, from M..1...rn.
mer, 11307, at a Net-Rent of 1451. per Annum, and aim subject
to an Under Lease, granted to Charles Griffin, fur a term of 81
years. Irons the 86th Day of Derew bet, Ibn3, at two several
yearly Rents, amounting, together, to 2051. 10s.
19 A Freehold Messuage, Nu. 5, in Pickett street afore-
said, discharged of I..nd•Tax.
13. A Freehold Messeage, No. 4, in Pickett street afo7e-
said. discharged of held-Tax.
14. A Freehold Nlessoage, No. 17, 'a Skinner-street afore-
said, discharged of Land-Tax.
15. A Freehold Menage, Mn. IR, in Skinner-serest afora
said, discharged of Lsrid-Tas --This House 14 subject to a
Les,e, granted to Isaac Seabrook, for her years, from MiCum-
mer, 1807, at a Net-rent of 1301. per Annum.
16. A Freehold Messina'', N.. 41, in Skinner-tercet afore.
said, di/charged ef Land• Tax.
17. A Freehold Mesnuage, No. 49, in Skinner, street afore-
` said, ditcharged of Land-Tax.
IL A Freehold Meduage, No. 21, in Skinner-street ethos-
maid, discharged of Land-Tax. The house a subject to ■
lease, granted to Isaac Seabrook, fur 615 years, from Midsum-
mer, 1807, at a net rent 44 1701. po antrum ; and else subject
teen under Lease, granted to Steph-n Cowell, for 515 lean and
one quarter of a year, wanting 11 days, from Christmas 1144,
at the yearly rent of 1401
19. A Freehold Measorg•, No 8. in Skinner-street afore-
said, disclurseit of Land-las.
20. A Freehold Messisage, No. 22, in Skinner street afore-
said, discharged of Land-Tax. This house is suoir.-t to the
original Lease thereof, granted to John Mason, for 59 years
and three quarters of a year, from Midsumsater 1804, at a
net rent of 581. Ws. per anoints
Part of tha premises, on the South side of Skinner-street,
not diatitictly ascertained, are liable, ad tar a: fC44BV4 to the title,
under a Loan, which? bad been granted. and which the Cop.s.
ration of the t.ht, of London purchased, to an annuity of 20Ul.
a year, for the life of a person tar advan-ed in years. This an.
nudy is regularly paid oat or other pr-osism; and the Cer;.o.
ratted of London have retained a sum of money as an 11111,
tory against this charge, eu that this will be merely nominal
isicombrance.
QOM under our hauls this 14th day of November, 1807,
JAMES SHAW,
J. W. ANDLRSON.
H C CONIKL.
JOHN SII.VESTF.R.
NEWMAN kNUWLYS.

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Second Fdition, of
THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC.
Fir VWARD GOODMAN CLARKE, M D.
Author of " Medicine Praise.' Compendium ;' of the Royal
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SUPPLEMENT TO
THE LONDON GAZETTE
CM SATURDAY, 14TH vowelize, 1807.

Armlop Nownher I. 1807.
At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the I Ith of
November 1807,
PRESENT.
'!'he KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas certain orders, establishing an nape.
cedented system of warfare against this kingdom,
and aimed especially at the destruCtion of its com-
merce and resources, were, some time since, issued
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by the Government of Frame, by 'Wei " The
British Islands were declared to be in a state cf
Blockade," thereby subjeCting to cal:ware and con-
demnation all vessels. with their cargoes, which
should continue to trade with His Majesty's dorsi.
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nions: 41
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And whereas, by the same order, Si all trading in
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English merchandise is prohibited, and every ar-
ticle of merciandize belonging to England, or
coming from her Colonies, or of her manufaaure,
is declared lawful prize:"
And whereas the nations in alliance with France,
and under her centroul, were required to give, and 1
t.l
have given, and do give efFeCt to such orders :
And whereas His Majesty's order of the 7th of
January last, has not answered the desired purpose,
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either of compelling the enemy to recal those orders,
or of inducing neutral nations to interpose, with et-
left, to obtain their revocation; but, on the contrary.
the same hare been recently enforced with increased 0
rigour : 4
And whereat His Majesty, under these circum-
stances, finds himself compelled to take further t
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measures for asserting and vindicating his just
rights, and for supporting that maritime power
which the exertions and valour of his people have,
under the blessing of Providence, enabled him to
establish and maintain ; and the maintenance of
which is not more essential to the safety and pros-
perity of His Majesty's donsinions, than it i, to the
proteition of such States as still retain their ituid.
prudence, and to the general intercourse and hap.
piness of mankind:
His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and with the
advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is
hereby ordered, that all the ports and places of
France anu her Allies, or of any other eouott y a.
war with His Majesty, and all other ports or places
in Eur ipe, from which, although not at war with
• Hi. Majesty, the British fag is excluded, and all
ports or. places in the colonies belonging to His
Majesty': enzmin, god!, fro.n henceforth, be sub-
jzet to the same restriftions in point of trade and
navigatiun,with the exceptions hereinafter mentioned,
as if the same were aftually block stied by His
nbj-sty's naval forces, in the most s,..i:t and rig-ir-
ons manner : And it is hereby farther ordered au.'
declared, that all trade in articles which are of Cie
Produce or mannfisdure of the said counties or
colonic', shall be deemed and considered to be un-
lawful; and that every vessel trading from
the said countries or colonies, together
goods and marchandise onboard, and all
of the produce or manutawe of the said

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