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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1814.

MEMORY OF THE LATE LOAD MELVILLE.

ANY. OFFICERS of the NAVY• and
ROYAL MARINES having signified a Wish to see a
MONUMENT erected to tilt MEMORY of the late LORD
MELVILLE, it is proposed to RAISE a FUND for carrying
into effect so desirable an object.

It is intended that the Monument shall be raised under the
Superintendance of a Committee at EdinbUrgh, on the
Summit of the Mountain called Arthur's Seat, in the Center
of the County which his Lordship so ably and honourably re-
•lwesented for 30 years, where it will be seen from above
thirty neighbouring.Counties, at the same time that it- will
form an excellent Sea Mark for the Entrance of the Firth of
Forth.

" The Funds requisite for a work of this magnitude -will' of
course be large, but when his eminent Services in Parliament,
together with the numerous benefits which the Navy owe •to
-This beneficent consideration are recollected, there can be no
doubt but all ranks will vie with each other in their endea-
vours to perpetuate his Memory by a Monumea as conspi-
Ctious as Ur Virtues, and as lasting as their Gratittldm
It is scarcely necessary to call to the recollection of the
Sailor or Royal Marine, that to him their families are in-
debted for comforts which were unknown to them in farmer
times. The present moment, when ships are being paid off,
furnishes thew with an opportunity of evincing their grateful
sense of these benefits by contributing to the Find.
As soon as a sufficient sum shall be collected, it is intended
to form a Committee for the purpose of receiving Designs
and Estimates, and prosecuting the .Work without loss of
time, on a scale equal to the amount which is likely to be
collected ; and all persons are invited to assist towards raising
a Structure which may hand down to posterity the admiration
and gratitude so justly due to that Friend of the British
wlrose Memory it is intended to perpetuate.
Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Drumnione,
bankers, Charing-cross ; the Secretaries of all the Comman-
ders in Chief in the United Kingdom and its Colonies; by
all the Navy and Marine Agents in London; Walter Reid,
Esq. Pay Office, Plymouth ; and at the Pay Offices of all the
King's Ports ; to be placed by them in the !lauds of Messrs.
Drummond, " For a Monument to be erected to the Memory
Of the We Lord Viscount Melville."

Mr. G. Eden (Storekeeper's Office) • - . ,C 1 0 0
B. Pidcoek (Do.) 1 0 0
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—T. Kempson (Do.)
.1. Hardcastle (Do.)
-- K. Cuthbert. (Master Attend. Office) 1 0 0
St4her Smith (Survey Office) 1 o 0
.I.l'arrington (Do.). 0 10 6
R. Thohurn (Boatsw, Sheer Hulk)
—I. Evans (Master Sail-maker)
W. Hooke). (Master Boat-builder) 1 0 0
Anderson (Boatsw. of tliellunderer) ,O 10 0
Received from Naval-Yard, Leith.
James Bruce, Esq. (Naval Officer).... ,
George Patterson, Esq. (Master Attendant) .... 5 5 0
,Mr. .James Gunn (Naval Office) 0 10 6
S. Civilian), Esq. (Master Shipwright) 1 1 0
Mr. J. Bruce (Naval Office) 0 5 0
Latona's Ship's Company, 7 Day's Pay.

Cherokee's 1)o. Do. 7 Do.
Clio's ' 1)o. - Do. s Do.
Many Names of Subscribers are without doubt omitted ;
but as it is intended to publish a List of Subscribers monthly.
It will be esteemed a favour if tlio,c Gentlemen who have un-
dertaken to receive Subscriptions would send a List as often
as convenient, addressed to Rear-Admiral W. J. Hope, M. I'.
Leith.

VERY TICK ET a PRIZE in the NEW
-EU LOTTERY of only 6,000 Tickets, the whole of which
will he drawn in Onr Day, the-15th October; all Purchasers
muSt, therefore, if they miss the Capitals, have a Return of
part. of the Purchase•niooey, as there are not any Blanks in
the Lottery. The Scheme contains Prizes of 20,0001. 2,0001,
&e. &c. _ .

The Ticket, No. 12,243,
A Prize of 20,000, in the Lottery just finished,
Was shared and sold in One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth,
and Tw•o Sixteenth Shares, by EATON, Stock-Broker, 2,
Cornhill, and IS, Coventry-street, at which truly fortunate
Offices the Tickets and Shares are now on Sale for the above
novel and ingenious Lottery.—The Holders of-the Out-stand-
ing Shares of .th-e 20,000 L Priie, are respectfully requested to
bring them for Payment.

This Day was publisliA,-
In One Valume, Sri). price 19s.

LEMENTS of HEBREW GRAMMAR,: in
Two Parts.—Part 1. The Doetrine of the Vowel Points,
and the Rudiments of the Grammar.—Part 11.. The Structure
and Idioms of the Language; with an Appendix containing
the notation of the Hebrew Verbs in Roman Letters.

By J. F. GYLES,..Esq. M.A.
Sold by J. Hatcbard, 190, Piccadilly; and Upiram, Bath.

This Day was publis4cd,
In ode Vcilnine, sea. price 7s. Gil. boards,

PARIS, in 1802 and in 18.14. By the Rev,
W. tiff EPHEitD._ _ _

In the Press, in 2 vols. Svo. illustrated with plates by Lowry,
Systematic Education, or Elementary Instruction in the va-
rious Departments of Literature and Science ; with Practical
Rules for studying each Branch of useful Knowledge. By the
Rev. W. Shepherd. the Rev. Lant Carpenter, LL. D. and the
Rev. J. Joyce. . , •

Printed '.for Longman, Ilttrst, Itee:!, Orme, and Brow,
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Author, and a View of Gilead House), entitled

• -
A..GUIDE to II EA LT : or, Advice to both
SC:ICS, In a variety of Complaints.
By !*:OI.4OMON, M. D.
Containing ate..::'' Firciale Diseases, Nervous and Hy-
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" The bast preservative to keep the mind in health," says
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ful admonition of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of
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their own judgment and their own experience.
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sold by all Booksellers in the 'United Kingdom.
No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies
of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed. -

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AL DISPENSARY.

Hii Royal -Highness the DUKE of YORK, President, and
• the following Coniu►ittee of Governors .
Earl of Egremont Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. •
Earl of Leit.ri►n ' John I.:douche, Esq. M. P.
Rt. Hon. It. IL Sheridan; M. P. Cul. H. Clements, M. P.
Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Capt. J. Huy.

• SURGEON,
Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London.

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as well as that Derangemout of the Generative Organs,
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