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London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORICq.
NOTICE is hercby given, That the Directors of
tile said Works, at a Meeting, held on the Sd day of Octo-
ber Instant, did Make a Call of Eloper Cent. from the Subscri-
bers to and Propretors of the quarter blares, subscribed for at
the General Assembly, held on the 22d of January last, in order
to defray the expences of the said Works now carrying on by
virtue of an Act of Parliament pased fur au purpose, and the
said Proprietors are befeby remneed to pay the same on or before
the 28th instant, to the Treasurer, Fauntleroy, Esq. at the
House of Messrs. Marsh aod.Ce. berners-street, London; and

to John Godwin, Esq. and William Grant, EN. at their respec-
tive Banking Houses, in Portsmouth.
ROGER CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary,
Portsmouth, October 8. 1812.

TRANSLATED PROM THE SPANISH.

COURT, ROYAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1273.
Assignees of Hv"l•Ea, RAINEY, and Co. of
London, Bank rupts, including Mr. JAM ES WILLIAM GLASS,
of this City, Mcrchant, pray an Attachment against the Botylv,
Papers, and Effects of the latter, and the transmission of the
whole to London,where the Commission was awarded and issued,
and Is now in prosecution; Notice is hereby given, that all Pero.
sons who have any thing to urge on the subject of the said Prayer,
are to advance the same within the space of ♦ixty gays front the
date hereof, otherwise they with be eacivC;ed the benefit of such
representation.—Cadiz, April '27, 18114

TO BE SOI D BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r,
'THE LEASEterm , for an unexpired of twelve
A- years, of an excellent MANSION, extensive Ninon
abounding with Game, and a Farm of neatly 1000 Acres, Tithe-
free, of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, all in
a ring fence, and in good cultivrtion; situat .1 in a fine improving
country, and only about 28 miles from London, near good Mar-
ket 'I owns and excellent !triads.
For further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Survryor and
Land Agent, Na. et, St. Martin's-lane, Clearing-cruse; letters,
post paid.

HUUSF. and FARM to LE F, and enter oh immediately&
ASMALL FAMILY HOUSE, with Gardens
and Shrubberies, and all re;u:site Offices, a Farm House
converted into I twnie:at for Labourers, and all whet. neces-
sary DWI !ings and Yards, and near 180 Acres of good Meadow,
Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land (near half of which is Grass)
surroumbng the Prentheß, which are situated in a good Sporting
Country, about 50 miles firm London, and adjoining the Parish
of Havtrhdl, in Suffolk. From 50 to 70 Acres more (chiefly
Arable) may be had if reluired.
Further particulars may be had, by addressing a line (post
paid) to Mr. William Claydon, near Haverhill, in Suffolk.
TO THE NAVY, ARMY, AND THE PUBLIC IN
GP.NERAL.

WROWE, MEIieECTAILOR, HABIT-
• MAKER, &c. Imprioseil with the livertest seniimet ts
of grati.ude for the very liberal suntirt I e has experienced for the
last twelve years, begs to inform his numerous Fiiend3, that he
li is removed iron' ha former residmeo, No 17, Cuniberland- .treet,
to No. 34, Fore-streLt, Plymouth-Doet, the borne lately mu-
ie.l by Mr. Lobb, Metter, &e. where, by an unremitting atten-
tion to business, he hopes still to give general satisfaction and to
deserve that liberal patronage which they have so long conferred
on him. _ .

Naval Uniforms and Regimentals made with the utmost expe-
dition and elegance, equal in all respects to those made in Lou.
don, and agreeably to the ntwest regulations.
Young Gentlemen destined for the Navy, fitted oat with ti e
utmost dispatch and on the the most liberal terms.
FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr: ALLEN,
privately taught, at Ne: 19, Sherrard•street, isoldum.eqvare,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplithment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. A tte N's system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it Ivan object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
for genteel soc'ety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior Ayle
of grace and elegaare. Those who do not want private reaching
may learn at a small expect*, with a respectable set of pupils, 041
the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes-
sion.. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.

NEW MUSIC.
Just PubEsited by Goulding, D'Almaitte, Pole!, anti Co. No. 20,
Soho-square, London ; and 7, Wt.stntotland.street, Dublin.
VIE BATTLE OF SALAMANCA, for the
Pianoforte, price "a 6d. and with Accompaniments (ill
'libitum) for 'Violin and Violoncello, composed by John Geldon,
price ss. Sits favourite Canzonets, composed by Sir J. Stevenson,
price S.. S a jovenle Songs, composed in an easy style rapt ail
for the use of yout.g Pertormers, yew ss. A grand Sonata for
the Pianoforte, composed by Elihu Morey, price is. Also, in a
few days will be published, the Music of The Spanish Patriots a
Thoisand Years ago, as now pertorming at the Theatre Royal,
Lyceum, atmposed and arranged for the Pusuoitnte by 6t. J.
Stevenson.

This day was published, In One Vol. two. price B*. hoards,
AN ATTEMPT towards a New Historical and
-a• Political EXPLANATION of the BOOK of REVELA-
TION.—By the Rev. JAMES 11::OWN, 1).1). of Barnwell,
Northamptonshire.
" In this Work the Book of Revelation is glean tn be an em-
blematical Representation of the whole Providence of GOD in this
Worlds—displaying, especially in the characters andpersons of the
two portentous beasts, the monstrous nature and miserable effects
of the corruption and depravation of Internment and Rule, by
the pervert-ion of Regal and Imperial Power."
Priatcd for Geo. Cowie and Co. Poultry, London; and sold by
J. Drekard, Stamford ; Cots and Uasb, Kettering; Bell, Oun-
dle; and Peter tliU, Rdinburgb.

DR. ADAMS'S EDI I lON OF HUN l'Ett ON 'I'HE
VENEREAL.
This day was published, in One large Vol. goo. illustrated by six
Copper-plates, price 14s. boards,
ATREATISE on theVENEREAL DISEASE.
By JOHN HUNTER. With an Introduction and Com-
mentary. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. Author of " Observa-
tions on Morbid Poisons," &c.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neelr, 'and Jones, Paternos-
' ter-row ; and J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho.
Of whom may be had,
1. The Pbyalcitn's Vade-Mecum ; being a Compendium of
Nosoloty and Therapeutics • for the use of Students. By the
Rev. Joseph Townsend. Printed in fine foolscap ivo. 1 enth
Edition, improved, price 4s.
V. Chemical Philosophy; or, the Established Bases of Modern
Chemistry • intended to serve as an Elementary Work for the
Study of that Science.—From the French of A. F. Fourcroy, by
W. DeAmond. Third Edition, considerably enlarged and amend-
ed, price 7s. boards.
ON I'HE TREATMENT OF THE TAMES DORSAL'S,
This day was published, price is.
The Third Ednion, with very considerable Additions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYSand OBSERVATIONS
A on the Natures various Causes, and the most rational Mode
of Treating and Eradicating that species of Consumption, incident
to youth anti the different stages of life, commonly tolled TAMES
DORSAL'S. Includtng the cure of that train of concomitant
disorders, which destroy the functions of the finest organs of the
animal economy.
By H. ST. JOHN NEAIJ, M.D.
Of the Royat Academy of Paris, of the University of Leyden,
' and Practitioner in Landon ;* Formerly Surgeon-Major tck the
btY Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th, or Queen's Regiment
of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Hespkal, at Chatham.
Printed for J. Walker, and Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Pater-
noster-roe; and to be ad at No. 61, Frith4reet, •
Where also may be had, The Author's Litirusgled es
*a the Knowledge, and Trtarraent of Garet-abot W as
take* from his louraat & u the Cal:111714M of the low Wqrti
iierila Amass,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1812.