Star.
London, England, 1812-12-21 00:00:00

MRS. ONE'S NEW NOVEL.

04, Ore, in Pall.Alall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivemed,
Aided up and endorsed " Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" bat no
proposal can be admitted after the said 28th Instant, at twelve
o'clock at noon of the sane day, noltker will any Tender be
noticed unless the party making it, or an agent ,n his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the Board.
R. H. CRAW, Secretary.

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c.
•
E Only Prize of 420,000 Shared in the Last
Lottery, was Sold in One Half and Fight Sixteenths, at
WEES's Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's),
where the following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Forty-
three Shares, in the Preberit Year :
00.52 - - £20,000
1,275 • - £5,030 204 - £4,000
ssgag - t• • 1,000 4,756 - 3,000
4,758 - 300 6,402 . 300
On the 14th and 13th of JANUARY the New Lottery will
be drawn, in which the System of Classes is avoided, and the
(Noland Favourite Mode of. Drawing is restored, whereby every
Tkket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000
Prises, the Two 610,000 Prizes, and of all the other Capitals,
its. lathe Scheme, which, with such numerous Advantages, con-
tains only 13,000 Tithe°, of the,,e WEBB has a vet} great va-
riety for Sale (some, no doubt., of inestimable Value), w the Se-
laden of which he sincerely hopes Fortune will guile thole Per-
sons who may honour thim. with tlleir-Commands, at theTnuLt
NATIINATX 01/11Ces IlTs Ludgate-street, near St. Panes.
g 7 Orders frosts. the. Country (post paid) containing Banat.
wares, punctually attended to.
•,• Irish Bans Nines exchanged for British Currency.

OLD MODE 61,` tiRAWINIZ RESTORED!

QTATE LOTTERY, 19,000 Tickets, all different
Numbers.-.NO et.AsesEsl-hE►ery Ticket will be drawn
separately awn the Wheel in wo Days, 'viz. 14th of MAT
MONTH, JdmiUMLY, and the followiag Day.
' SCHEME.

. .. .s

ailso,cooo are aeopoo

S ..«.0« 10,000 ... ...... 20,01.0
8,000 ..... .... 8,000
II llOOO 6,4)00
, 8.; :' .4 -:..4.1..4 .. -: :- - 000 -...... .. $OOO
6 •
- . 30 ........,-..,1 - 300 3,000
...•
1100 9,(00
• • ' L 4 •!'",1•••• 1,400
300
'.l'4li 63 ..r•••••• . 50 .. ...... . 1,600
....._

48 4.•r-..ft 48 1,600
10 ••• • 00000 30 ..... .0 1,500

SID ....«... 45 8,0(0
, *OOO ......L. 15 51 ,500
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19,800 Ticitts. 20,800
KICHARDSON, GOODLUCX, add Co. Contiactors for the
bitty y, arc s4.lorg Ticitere and Share.; in variety- of Nurn-
boss, at their °flicks, the fel-tier of Bank-builehttg,, Corn-
; and facing the Kiug's Mews, Charing-Cross—set:ea c, in
the I:otttries drawn in. the present year, the following Capital
Klima have berm sold In £l5 Shirts.
' t b 10.3,486 - &-ovooo N0,6,82S - £lO,OOO.
5,5111 - 10,000 11,518 - 5,000
TIMM st. a5t3,000., Two of .111,00, Owe of £5OO, Sevea of £3OO,
kire of eecoo, &c. &c.

MMDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead
AM • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the
Oderral Manufactory, No. le?, Strand, opposite Newcastle-
strew, begeleasre to recommend to the Public his (*.MANE
1114ACK, LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been
tor inore than fifty years .universally acknowledged; ard Pencils
fordtswirg in cceoura,- if a' late Invention. To distinguish bis
Pencils from Counterfeits, tits mark which was formerly only
Middleton, is neve (Iktrstds. to N: tsfiddietob, and the nirection,
Stratickl.sndonistaraped on andh pencil. An exteuslve
assettlfierit otllnther;bo6l3 and'lhreaXenies,ekgantly ws •unte.!
in gold, silver, .and AA*. 'rite Poke and Kora Repositories.
Atlesalee. and all the direntzt sorts of Almanacks. A complete
as,ortment of Travell.ng, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentk.•
men's pocket commodes, containing every article for shaving and
dressing; portable writing and diessing-deiks and bones, in mahogany,
hogany, satin-wood. leather, &c. Writing paper, extra we tpt,
large Pions, line Irish add Dercli sealing-wax, and altitittd4 of' sta-
tosary; portable and cwauting-houle letter-topyingmachuses..4:.
These machines, by which writing may be exp...ditiously and
clearly copied, are brought by N.. Middleton to the utmo,t per-
fection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a doin-
plete desk; some so onn.llas to be of the greatest convenience
IQ those who travel; others of a sire aril form to answer the pur-
P" of a complete secretaire. A large assortment of rum, and
all kinds of fine cutlery.
_ _ _

K. JAMES'S ANA LEY' le. PILLS, from their
+0 tendency to.opes tbr k:oreassnd.prognateall,thenatnrai !vire&
*es are thibesefetnedy ftri colds, rliftenalfnits, fevers,
hi all disoedero which *doe from ohreite:e.*: perspiration: day
• tequally exeelkot for'nead-aches, iod.gcstinno, and fee pet%
Mow., and other complaints 4)t 'be stomach andliowels, too or.
towthe oossequeree offree tts a genetithosityinediddo
% Ire no equal, and they aro partigularly.pososiient for ire,'
* as they do uo require any confinement
hi• stanlyby F. Newbery and ',on., in St. Vies Church-yard,
union; lost as many persons mist.l:e the-house, they are !htsi.....
ted`to observe that thr Number is 45, on the coackway, four
Con from Choapol4l; to be bad also at the' late Dr. James's
how, &utou itreuif• •

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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, tee.
WA LSIC sr iceersroOr* G ES, -'
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Its ;radially clissnlving in, tide month, ptatisvida guire,eettidatr
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Sbld by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, who
Ire tousle propsitoors, and none are get.tunebtet what have their
name on the stamp—price is. t id.
Alan, WALSH', ANTIPER I'USSIS for the HOC)
PING
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THE CHRONICLES of MuNSTRELF. I' ;
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XV. was polished tisk 4111 Y.
COXTiNTs.--1. Atmar. Matliniat'll Wart a dirks-
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Net, England tsrmer.-2. A New Translation of
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.M•Phersoishe History of .European Commerce with India.-8.
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GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTI I. AND OTHIR CANAL
SF: AR I &
BI Mr. hCOTT,
On Friday, January 8, at Twelve o'Clodt, at the Men, onion
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GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. Rpm Cardif.
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CAPITAL. and very DEMRABLE FRe.E HOLD E ; I
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By Mr. CHRISTIE,
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I. tt L. Woritoo Ewa, and Water Coin MIS. held by Mr..
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Lot it. The W ooiside Farm at Ranton, seven miles from
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Lot t'. The Reputed Manor of R anton, abounding with Gs
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.Isy John Mould (excepting only two routed:
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Mr. John Moo*

Lot P. Houle and Lands of V.Wovr Horton, also Heskines
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TO MEDICAL MEN.—GUES I'9NIAN MEDICINAS.
ANY Professional Medical Gentleman, pimiculatit
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plaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasisabte time, may, bg
bringing with them Patients afflicted as under, who have been
returred a/ incurable from.any of the London Hospitals* styes
see them receive rock an cattiest of curt as nn other Medicine •
can give, and by attending with the said Patients a rsxschable
time, will see them restored to yerfect health, without ant Cm- "
pence to themselves or the patien : but ifrhey bring with thew "'
Patients that hive not been returned as being incorable front let e"
of the London Hospitals, such persons must pay the usual c"arges. •
—Names of Disorders, as alluded to above : all descriptions of
Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Sprains, Brtsisn, or Con-
tractions and Lassittide proceeding front auy of the above com-
plaints; likewise Pleurisy, Bilious, Nerenuf, Asthmatic, and
Consumptive Disorders; l'ooth-ache,• Pace-ache, .Eat-ache, and
I-lead-ache, of all descriptions.—Mr. B. Girtsr stet Patients it
his house; No. 9, Great Surrey-street, every ntoraing (Sauday
excepted) from Nine to Twelve o'Clock.

CHING'S PArlilt4T WORM I.OZ-ENGES".
WORMS are the most frequent sources of -Chit.
dren's Diseases.—Thelr symptoms every parent and guar.
dian of children shot hi be acquainted with. They occasion loss
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and
irregular state of the bowels, attended after violent pains;
they bring on convulsions; they aifect the growth of the body.
and they preys fatal, by ending in a con.uniption or decay. Both
as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, c he above
excellent Medicine universally allowed, on the tete Moony oldie
highest characters in this country, both in rank and relpectabi.
Ilty, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its woLderfu/ susses.
In their own famiLes, stamps its merit beyond competition. and
gives a sanction to it, of which no other isledietoe of the kind
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of chilliest,
should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when.
ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any vay diroldered,
which it will always be found to relieve.
sold, ;wholesale and retail. at Citing and Butlor's4No. 4, Cheap.
side, London; Sharp and Eelatn, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston,
Allmot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport .
Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner,
Hull ; Cookworthy, Nettleton, anti Gilbert, Ply =t
Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; .
and Lynch, Manchescer; rewsuan, Exeter; Smith, .1
Reabern, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baiter and list .
Glasgow ; llnlgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor.
wilt; &win*, Leicester; Edward's And Penny, and 13411.nge
and Lathbnix, 14vsrpuol; Neale and Ledger, Dover.; White,
.1
3:tighten; Roberts, Feiden, and Ruff, Citeltenhion; and retail,
Itrnwst country medicine yeadars,in buys at ls. 946 and, fit CA,
each.

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the spot.
History Price less. In hoards.
Some Ito. entbeleseed with Engravings from Drawings taken on • --
•
a The Staves must be fully 'seasoned, and if single, twelve bun- • HALEY'S SERMONS.
. This day were published, In onnvol. nvo. price 10s. 6d. in bds.AArte ST O:MD A. 1'.1%; recpeetrully informs LA,
I ilinlte the thousand, if double, six hundred and fifty to a tkou- (Ey Permission of the Executors), of Myself and My Friend. A Novel, by Anne
1 pad; single Pieces will be required, and must be delivered at E
Q RMONS on S EVA RA L SUBJECTS. By the Plußrnecputre, in four large volumes i erne.price 261. boards. ''''', WAS ae•IGF.N.I "AMEN, that tits eat .af:le Cell..ctioss of
t tee Ordnance Stores, In Cork, in the following proportioas, viz : Lil de Nouvelles par Madame de Montolien, Auteur tie
late itev. WILLIAM PALEY, D.D.ti Subskan of Lincoln, Caroline de Litchfield, s'eols. Ititnes. price 15s. •
Boni:. Maps, and Prints, will cantinue• to be SOLD In AUD.-
. 'I:41 N, at No. 42, Old Bond-.tree,, This.• Day, Me .day, the 2.st
. 5000 on or before the 15th Febn:ary Prebendary of St. Patina, and Rector of Bishop Weannnuth, ---- -- - (Cerininas Dayatet
I 5000 • • Ist April Anihor of " N3eural Theelegy," " Moral Philosophy," &c. Just published; in 2 vols. Stun. prier e 1... Ditto in English e Sundae( excepted) commencing each day at twelve o'clock pttvar.
5000 - • Ist September 1813
each, to he MM OIREScIe la PR INCESSE tie BA REITH.I ci`elY- Catalogues, price drone'each, had at the *end •
IPrin•ed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
E
500 n -•- 31st December nosier-row. Sour de FREDERIC I.E GRAND. &this de sa Main. sale.-Piccaddlf, lids D,cesntirr,,tBl.2.., . ; ' 7
'. We think this book of no trifliog importance. It coctain- COACH GELDINGS, FROM HIS MAJESTY', frliiiii.ESS-...
further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions -,„_
ibis day was published, _ • . In fact, memoirs of the private life of most of the Princes of Ge-
e{ tbs Contract, may he known, upon appikation at the Secre- In thine Volt. Bvo. price ,ei, 1 Is. Id. boards, many.: wr'rten by one of their own number. with great freedom By Mr. ALDRIDGE:, •:' • ..1 a
briiafire, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
HISTORY of the REVORMATION in SCOT: irsdeti, and unmasking more of the domestic manners and iudl- Aden Repository, in St. Mat cin'-lawienes Weisesearneati
.1. ten and four o'clock, where the Proposal. must be delivered, LAND, with an Introductory Book, and an Appendix. I/es:to/her 23, 1818, at l'ererve.talCiock
vide obits of persons in that lofty station, than auy other book
t. ennee en '
issioa up and endorsed" Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" hat no By GF.ORGE COOK, D.D. Miaister of Lanrencekirk,and ,pi we are acgitainted. It is smitten with very wattle. Tall remarkably fine long-tailed Blocs LT r. us,.
.table cleverness and sagacity, as to the conception and delinea. TlnS,th: major part 6f which are unitinstisbnif fist; add;
Proposal can be Admitted after the said 28th instant, at twelve Author of "4n Illustration of the General Evidence establis
the Realtty of Cult tar's Resurrection." hing tioa of character. We conceive the publication to be rquahy cc- ' art ail in very high condi•inn.
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be
Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and rious and instructive, and there is a vivacity in the style ard a May he viewed ten day preceding the sale, and will %mid
noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall iJ. merrey, London; Peter Hill • and Archibald Constable and rep!dity in the narrative, Which renders it eery entertainiug."- without reserve.
attend. By Order of the Board, • f Co. Edinburgh. • ' Edinburgh Review, No 40. • - enneenst.
i _ Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50. Con- GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH. AND OTHIR ca.NAL
R. H. CREW, Secretary. I -
-duit-ssrect ; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Sf; AR I 1 .
... ------ l MRS. ONE'S NEW NOVEL.
, Stc. Dublin, Ste. Bi Mr. hCCrIT,
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, • This day was published, in 3 V OhIMEMI 12mo. the Second Edition,
THE Only Prize of 420,000 Shared in the Last price .1-'1 Is. hoards, Jest published, in one vol. iinno, with plates, price es. ed. heund, , previously disposed of by Private Contract, •
Lottery, was Sold in One Half and Fight Sixteenths, at TEMPER ; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A
A FATHER'S ADVICE to his DAUGHTER; GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. Reim Cardit.
WEBli's Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate-street (near St. Paul's), Tale. By Mrs. OPIE. or Instructive Narratives from Real Life. By the Author to Merthyr Tydvin, Twenty Shares, an eteatetard Nae:-.
where the following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Forty- " A Horse not broken becometh heatherotig, and a Child left to of " a Father's 'Tales to his Deceiver." • •
three Shares, in the Present Year: himself will Le wilful." CoiNTINTS.-The Aviary of Madame Helvetia, Madame piton elvidirg en't 3. 125 13.1 per Share c•ear per Anomie
MO N MOUTFISHIR E CANAI., Twenty-one %hares, a very -
o,e•lit - - -
ae20,000 Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Pater- Cottin's Nutlet Gown, the Pathetic Airs of Daleyrac, the Ea- improving concern, the payment of Dividends whit* Ind belt;
1,275 . .. X 5,030 204 - - ,C 4,000 noster-row, and at the British Generic. 54, New Bond-street. Deily Dinner, the Chsrms cf a Fine Voice, the First Step in the judiciously suspended, is er re-utned, .C3-.pen Shag• has late'
seers - • • 1,000 4,756 - - 3,000 Of whom may be had, by the same Author, World, Florian 's Tablets, the Union of the Three Arts, the been declared. Grand Junction, liol•on and Bury' Thames arid
4,458 - • - 500 6,402 - - 300 1. Simple 'Vales, 4 vols. 12mo. price £1 I 0 Bds, Collection at the Ball, Filial Heroism, Arrogance Corrected, the Severn, Old Union, Wan and Reeks. and Chel' Canal Shares.
• On the 14th and 15th of JANUARY the New lottery will v. Father and Daughter, 12mo. - 04 6 do. Nuns of the Order of Charity, Dangers of a Turn for Satire, the Particulars at Hatchett's Hod; Pieradflly Oil the Mart ;acrd
bedrawn, in which the System of Classes is avoided, and the S. Adeline Mowbray, 3 vols. 12mo - 013 6 do. Choice of a Husband, Marshal Catinat's Tree. of Mr. Scott, 2e, New !triage s• • re. '
(Wand Favourite Mode of• Drawing is restored, whereby every e. Poems, foolscap Svo. - 06 0 do. Printed for, and sold by H. Colbum, Public Library, 50, Con-
Ticket will have an independent Chance of the Two £20,000 5. Warrior's Return, ditto - - 96 0 de. 011 k-street. CAPITAL and very DF.4IRABLE Meer. HOLD E ; l'A IF.
Prises, the Two £lO,OOO Prizes, and of all the other Capitals, - - . - ------ Of whom and all Booksellers may he had, by the same Author, near the COON I T and MAR KE i"roWN of STAFFORDs
St la the Scheme, which, with such numerous Advantages, con- This day were published, in 6 Vols. post Bvo. price £3 13a. 6d. in just published, i
Ticket,,sins only 13,000 of the,e WEBB has a very great va- board. ; and 6 Vol,. deny Bvo. price £3 ss. in boards, finely A Father's Tales to his Daughter. Second edition, 1 vol. with By Mr. CHRISTIE
At the Swan Inn, at Staffer 1, on treiday,' the I soh of tanuary,
tidy for Sale (some, no douhr, of inestimable Valu), iii the See printed and hot-pressed (embellished with fine Engravings platen 6s. Col. bound. . precisely at Twelve o'Clnek, in Nine Lots,
leetien of wllich he sincerely hopes Fortune will guise those Per. from Paintings by Smirke) fast) in 6 vols. 18mo. without Plates, .
ems who may honoarhina with tbeir-Consmands, at the Tante of Li I 6e• in boards. SPANISH ROOKS. HE following very valuable and Inghly ion.
itaTIINATX Nieces ST, Ludgate•etreet, near St. Pours. 'HE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN- Til
s day was published, by F. BOUSET. 4, Old Broad-street, •I• preferable FREEHOLD ESTAIKE.3, in the nettespetiima Of
en• Orders front the. Country (post paid) containing Remit. bet FNT, easefully revised, and occasionally cornered from k .Royal Exchange, one volume ismo. needy ,printed on fine resrectable Terintra, chiefly on expiring Leases, via:
Dues, punctually attended to. • the Arabic ; to which is added, a Selection a( New tales, now epee, with a beautiful Eneraving, price 4s. ed. boards, I. e n. Worstnit Farm and Water Corn Mill. held by Mr,.
•, Irish Bank Nines nth:Waged for British Currency. first +=slated front the Arable-OriginBl4; alio an introduction j L PABLO COJUELO, Verdadas SonAd3s, y Eaton, lying compact on the River Sow, at Brldgeforde on Owl
4. • ' - - in"- I and Notes, iliurratine of the Religion, • Manuern and Customs Nevelas de la otra Vida, traducelas a earn; por Luis de Gue- grt'ar Mail Coach Chester road, about four mile. from Eccheliall,
OLD MODE OP tixANclticz RESTORED! and • hree from Stafford.
of the Matiornmedans. • vara. Anadido al fin con oche Enigmas serious y dos Novelas.
-
QTAT E LOTTERY, 19,0fi0Tickets, all different By JONATHAN SCOTT, LL.D. Where me). be had, Lot 2. The Woodside Farm at Renton, seven miles from
the
Le Numbers.-.NO OLAS&ES!•-elvery Ticket will be drawn Late Oriental Professor at the Royal hiditary artt% lass India Feraud's Carts trercantiles, Conucimieutos, Pro:estos, &c.-' Slar:linl, in occupation of Mr. Ford.
separately trom the Wheel in 'lwo Days, 'viz. 14th of NEX•I• College, Sce. In 12010. price 4s. ed. huants. Lot e. The Reputed Manor ut Ranton, abounding with Galnes •
with Rau on i Farm (excepting airily Pool 11 ft 'Meadow),
MONTH, JANUARY, and the following Day. Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, alontiet, Pater- TurPfnie History of Charles the Great and Orlando; together 1
• 1 ' ISC,HEME. noster-row, and at the British Gallery, as, New thou, ss ith the most celebrated Spanish Ballads men•loned in Dos held by Mr. S. Mould, together with the limailiteath, of Me.:
• - • Quixote, Spanish and, English. la 2 v0..1. bro. tine paper, price Joan Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Ea •s. :4 :
. .. .. -• . 4 silto,ooo • are £40,000 -- '
This day Wall published, LI Ist hostels. . 1.0t.4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holding* et'?
S ...0,... 10,000 ... ...... 211,01.0 •. t. .? 1_
al 12 v on. Svo. 'with a ito.VoL of Plates, price d.'7 Is. in Ws: La Doren* Espuiota, or Choice Pieces in I'rnse and Verse, Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chamber with Pool-flat Mete• l
. . .. ........... s,OOO ..... .... 8,000 deny, part of Rant on Hall, and Fve Inch:nines o-cutied by Mr.
S •••••,••• WOO 6‘ooo THE CHRONICLES .of MuNSTRELF. r ;taken
from the hest Spauish Authors. 12mo. ss. 61. hoards,
Connell'. Grammar fur Spaniard* to learn Euglide In Bvo. W. Hall, but duelled front the Farm of the said W. Hall, by a
8.; ;* .4 ...‘,...... .-.: • - 000 -...... .. 3sooo il- beginning at the year 1400, where that of Sir John Fruit-
_,,,, board.. • . ' . ' Lane running,South e •
the Brook; i • 1 „,dh h
from aso the lour Iro. eat •
6 -
• 30 .........,• el - 300 3,000 others to the Yew tete.' ... • . :a. ~ I • ETIINBURGH IeILYVIER.. River arid Renton Doles.
r - 1100 9,400
100 ......... 1,400 Translated by 'THOMA§ JOHNES, Esq.
Printed for I .ongman, Hurst, Meet, Orme, and Browne, Pater- , •
This day was published, price 6s. Lot 5. 'f b; %Wicket Farm, with three Broasliteath Pieces, held •
by S. Mold&
nese its eires•••• . 50 .. ...... . 1,600 nosier-row ' and 3. White and Cochrane, Fleet street. TR E. EDINBUR-GH REVIEW- Lot 6. The Homestead and New Lessow of Mr. W. li all. whit •
• ..., as, 40 •11' •?! et-Itt 40 1,600 'Of selibm may be bad, lately published, ' NUMBER XL • all the Lands of this Renee North tette' Co-ton-lane, includnin
so 90 .. ..... ... • 1,500 I. Sir John Froissart's Chronicles, nett•ly trans'ated, witleVa. , Conrewrs.-11•Tontoirt of the Maneravine of Bareitlf- certain Fields held
..by John Mould (excepting snip two round.:
' StO
, Rooo ....,.a • 15 31,5n0 Esq. wi•h a Life of the Author. •fhe 3d Edition, with 59 Pines; Britt* Governntente-Waltefields Account of Ireland-LE:sal two Brosilhetths occupied by the said W. Hall. d.
• e15i.....e- - - .............ne. iu 12 volt. Bvo. price £7 49' in imards. sus la Geographic- Mineralogique des Environsde Path- 1 _Lot 7. A capital Farm, consisting of all the remaining IMO.
19,000 'Pickiest. set elenCo 2. Merneirs of John Lord de Joinville ; the Life of St. Louis, Mum Eetee,,,,e_pleceey into the orizin of ;gee popular sures held by Mr. Hall, South of Cotton-lane ,and including all
-jucHAßDene, einnelne,ljtK, arid Co. Connecters for the &e. Translated by Thomas 'ohms, Esq. In two vols. 410. with branch of the Constitution-A few plaits Observatioris on Polifi- the remaining Land, in the occupation of John Mould (reeepting •
&envy, are seiltrg 'Pickett and Shares in variety- of Num- , Etigraviage, .C 4 4si in boards. cul Reform-Ptincipts Mathentatigues-Reiested Atl Irewes- I only six Fields given to Lots u and 9), and the whole of Aus-
• -
km at their Oflicks, the CA wner of Bank-buikenge, Corn- r Anseritan State Pittlets--Dogaid Stewares Accounts of a Boy diet Fami.
hill; and facing the Kiug's Mews, Charing-Cress-whet e, in 1 ii.a.remintsod in ?Imo. the 3J Edition price as. 6d.
This clay , • • born Blind and Deaf-Papers relative to the Fabinlitdia Com- Lot 8. Perkins's Land and the Goes over Leasows, held by
the Lotteriev drawn in. the present year, the following Capital lIESSONS forYOU NG PERSONS in HUMBLE ' patsy's Char, er-Quancrly List of New Peilleaticets-.lndel to Mr. John Mould
Prises have bete sold its 215 Shares. . I.lliß, catculated to -promote their Improvement in the Art the 20th Volume. - ' Le 2. House and Lands of Widow Horton, also Hevkins's
' 4 tice.3,486 - seet3,ooo i N 0,6,825 - IEIO,OOO, of Reading, its Virtue and Piety, and particularly in the Kitten- Fdinbierge t. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Mead and He)ll.ins's Leasow, Upper Brines and Barnsley, held
5,5 / 8 - 10,000 I 11,518 7 5,000 ledge of the Du. let peculiar to their Station,. for Wien; Cochrane and Co, Firer-street, London. by John Mined, tofether with butt-lane Cottage and Gande.•.s.
• Mpg. et. Alma, Two of sei,roo, One of £5OO, Seven of £3OO, " Very neatly printed, and well selected, containing a great Of whom May be had, complete Sete of the Review, in 20 ' Particulars, witit coloured Plans, may be had of Mr Sampson
kive of sEeOO, Su. fcc. &c. store of instrection in a small compase"-rritish Critic. To-metes, price £1.2.105. in boards, or single Neu:sheen price b• 8 Wright,* Ratites Hall after t s•lt instant; of the Printer of the •
-.se- se -e --'''' "in appearance, cheapness, and Moral tendency, this compl- Sliming. each. . . . toffisti Paper; Swan, and Vine, Staff rd; Hotel, Chester; •
ANMIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead Isti in resembles those of the excellent Lindley Murray. It in- -' -• ' Atheneum, Liverpool; of Messrs. Allen and , Solicitors,
' Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the nulcates the mnst useful sentiments in a vary suitable form, and THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NUMBER Carlisle-street, Soho-square; and of Mr. Christie, Psii-Mall,
Original Manufactory, No. HP?, Strand, opposite Newcwele- ' Feint .
well deserves patronage.' - . . XV. WIN polished this 4114. ' London. . . .
grew, begeleave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE
Printed for I .onen-an, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Conwers.-1. Asserlc.a-Mr. Matibmist'S Wart a dirks-
'SLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose iiuperior excellence has been and lYilson and Son York.
nostrr-row ;, sionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by lifchladison for de- TO MEDICAL MEN.-GUE.S lONIAN MEDICINES'.
tif whom may be bad, by rite same Author, elating an offensive and ruinous War against Great Britain. By a
ler :tore titan fifty years universally. acknowledged; and Pencils,A NY Professional Medical Gentleman, particular!,
1. True Stories; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children, limo. Net, Englard nermer.-2. A New Translation of Juvenal-S.
fordrawirg in cceu •Of a' late invention. To distinguish his-I- .1. those that are walking the Landon Homnal.• for ma rata-
ed boards. Sir Humphry L)avy's Elements of Chernical Philotophy.-4; don, and may be induced by humanity, or Puente ire motives, to ?mils frogs Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only P•t.4 ee?•• • -
'2. '1
tee Stories; or; Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons, D'lscaeli's Calamities of Au,thets..-5. The Navy-Penn MltMteton, is now t blrstlf to lii, Middleton, and the direction, and seedy the happiness of Mankind, by not only alinnst instantly
41. 6d. price in boards, . •Meney on Ship Betiding, and on the Decay of our Wooden Pun
lin.l6e, StraceleLendonistaraped on natheencil. An extensive
asseinheerit otlnSeherabeals and'lhreadeciies, ekgantly ni •unte.! - • • - ' George toinasn's Poetical Va tes.-7. India- . • •
•Welbe•-6•,, , gar plaints, bat likewise to cure them in a reason'ab•e time, may, by
This day was published, in Thit Volumes Bvo. printed by cal- \ m•Pherseirs History or Etrootan Commerce with India.-8 • • •
in gold, silver, .and plAn• Ike Poke atid Royal Repositories. la - • - • bringing with them Patients *Mired as under, who have heett
Atleti&e. and all the direst:ft sorts of Alcuanacks. A cornpkee ,- jr4ityne, price 4l. 16s. extrabisards, the n nix ' Lite of Petrarth.-11. Count Jefeari.-10. Education of the Poor returred at incurable froneany of the London Hospitals* soon
asortment of Traveleng, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentle.
..ir E MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BOR., -First, Report of the National Sociery.-11. Cafes life of Car-
DER• I . entwining of Historical end Romantic Ballads, 'final Wolsey.-12. Rejected Addressee,- -is, Professor Hey. see them receive ruck an cattiest of curt as nn other Medicine •
men's pocket commodes, containing evert article for shaving andcan give, and by attending with the said Patients a nameable
dressing; portable writhe; and deessing.deeks and belies in ma collet-ell in the Southern Coenties of Scotland, with a few of a fair's Natural Phileophy.-14. Professor Monk's Hippeetus,
time, will see them restored to perfect health, without ant Cm- '
modem date, founded sib local Traditions. With an Introduc- Printed for John Murray, 50, Albcmarle-street, London. Sold
hugany, satin-w node leather, &c. Writing paper, extra ewe opt, pence to themselves or the patien S : but irritay luring with theist'
also by W. Illacl, wood, Idieburgh , and I. Cummings, Dublin.
large Yens, line frith and Dina sealing-wax, and aftithefla (tea- 'tiros and Notes by the Editor,Patients that have not been returned as being inearable front tirp
WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Of w hom may ee had complete Sets of the Quarteyßeviews
toaary ; portable sod csautine-hetee letter-topyingmachaws.-e:rl of the London Hospitals, such persons must pay the usual charges.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme anti Brown, Pater- forming 7 Vols. price.X4. 4s boards. ,
These machines, by which waning may be expeditiously and• -Nantes of Disorders, as alluded to above: all descriptions of
'noster-row, and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
clearly copied, are brought by N. Middletoti to um urinate per- INTENDED TO FOLLOW THE LONDON PRIMER, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, or Con-
Of whom Maybe had, by the same Au-kore tractions and Lassittede proceeding from auy of the above fen
ion, and comprbed in a mahogany case, which forms adorn- ' •And to acentepany MAVOIL'S See ceitio-ltooc,
I. The Lay ache Last Minstrel, Bvo. i Os. 6 i.boards. ,
com-
plete desk; some so meal as to be of the greatest conveniencewrrill A CLOCK-FACE and 0 I'HER ENGRAVINGS Idaints ; likewise Pleurisy, Bilious, Nervouf, Asthmatic, and
2. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, leen. 7.. tid. boards. • Conantuptive Disorders; 'Tooth-aches, Face-ache, year-ache, arid
IQ those who travel; others' bf a die anil fOrm to answer the per- • This day was published, price is. sewed, or is. lid. with a parch-
The above two Works may be had together, jn one Vol. 4to. Head-ache, of all descriptlons.-Mr. B. Giresn sera Patients it
Pt)ses of a complete Weretaire. A large assortment of razes, and • Anent back, and 13 to the dozen,
all kinds of fine cutlery. . • pries .C 2. 2s. or on Royal paper, 11. ISs. 6d. .
his. house., No. 9, Great Surrey-street, every morning (Sauday
......---. - - ea•••••------• 3. Sir Tristrem, a Metrical Romance, Iwo. 13s. hoards. THE ZA RENTS' and TUTORS' FIRST CA.
excepted) from Nine to Twelve o'Clock.
• Ple. COLDS'. XEIEUMATInMS, fee. , 4. Memnon, or the Battle of Floilden Field, Iwo. les. keards. il- TECNISM of the DAWNINGS of JUVENILE KNOW-
e...
D .
R. JAMES's ANA LEP' r IC. PILLS, from tbesir
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DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capacity as Acting
Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice
of Demrrary and Easequebo, advertises by these presents for the
first, second, and third time, th:..t he, by virtue of a Sentence de-
freed by the said Honourable Court, the same an, oved and
confirmed by his Royal i Ugliness the PRINCL kecatt, anti the
subsequent Execution, will expose and sell at PUBLIC EXE-
Cifl lON SAI.E, in ac Month of June, 1813, the Coffee Estate
or Plantation, named SCHOON OORD, situated on the West
Bank of this River, and the Coffee Plantation L'HARIVIONIE,
situated on the Canal No. 1, to these Colonies, with all their
Buildings, Slaves, Cultivation, and further Appurtenance.,
be-
half of Charles Vincent as Attorney for Edward Van Hartle's,
of London, Plaintiff in Execution versus the Owner or (*nos,
Administrator or Adminimaters of Plantations Schoon 09rd and
L'Harmonie.
The Inventory of the above-named Coffee Estates is daily to
be seen at the Counting-house of Messrs. Uts4erwood and Dyett,
at London.

The Judicium of prse and concurrence on the net proceeds of
Sales of raid Estates, will be made by the siio Honourable Court
lof J,ustiee tht:c4 months after the day of Sales, for which caulit
all those who may pretend to hive any right, title or interei4 tri
.the Net isreceds of the said Estates Or otherwise, are herevith
by me, the aforesaid Acting Deputy rust Marshal of the Ho-
nourable Court of Juana,
SUMMONED
_ . _

TD ,ppear In person, or by their Attornies, on the first day ap-
pointed for bearing, which will be held here in the month of
August, 1813, in order toy their Claims in due form, under the
penalty that against the non-appearers 1.4 e proceeded as the
low directs. B. TEYSSF.N, jun. '
Acting Deputy First •Marishil.
Rio Demerary, the 27th day of August, 1812.
• .

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, in his capa.ety as Acting
Deputy First Marshal of the Hopourable Court of Justice
ist Demerary and Essequebo, advertisns by these presents fur the
spt, second, and thipi time, that het by virtu; of a sentence de-
creed by the said Honourable Court cif Justice and the subsequent
Execution, will expose and sell at PUBLIC EXECU'I lON
841. E, in the Month of August, 1013, the undivided two third
pans of the Cotton Plantation CONCORD, with the Appurte-
Itances, situated on the east Coast of Dt'Merary, in the Canal of
Ildahayca,in bebatf of Johnilroderick, qq. the Assignees of 'l' urn-
WI, Forbes, and Co. and Wardrop sand Ferguson, both Plaintiffs
ill gxecutiob, versus C. N Boilers.
The Invgdory of the above-named Plantation Concord Is daily
to be seen at tie Counting-house of Messrs. Underwood and
Dyett, in London.
• the Judicium of the pre and concurrence of the Net Proceeds
fqr.Sales of said Plantation Concord; will be made by the said
()arable Court of Justice, three Monts after the day of Sales,
Which cause, all those *silo may pretend to have any right,
ti4et sr interest to the Net Proceeds of the said Plantation Con-
tottd., or otherwise, are herewith' by me, the aforesaid Acting
3,uty First Marshal of the H onourableCourt of Juitice, •
• . SUMMONED
'to appear in person, or by their Attorney, on the first day ap-
pointed for hearing, which will be held here in the month of
C ctober, 1813, in crdet.to lay their Claims in due form, under
the penalty that alliinst the non Autocue», will be proceeded as
. , l•
the law directs. ' B. TEYSSEN, p.n.
Acting Deputy First Marshal.
Rio Demerary, the 28tb day of September, 111111. -' •
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DEMERARY AND F.SSEQUEBO.
BENJAMIN TEYSSEN, ia his capacity al; 4cting
Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice
of Demerary and Esacquebe, advertises by these presents for the
first, second, and thirdelme, that he, by virtue ofa Sentence de-
creed by the said Honourable Court and the subsequent F:xecti-
film, will expose and sell at PUB( IC EhECVTTN SA4E, in
tlte month of August, lal; the Sugar Estate or Plablabon, named
NEW HOPE, situated on the East Barge of the River Deme-
Vary, with all the Buildinzs, Slaves, Cultivaton, and ftirther Ap-
ptirtenattees, in behalf ot James Jehnstooe, in capacity as Attor-
ney for H. Koppiets, Representative of the Horde' or Estate of
P.• H. Koppiers, deceased, Plaintiff in Evcution, 'versus the
o)ener, or Owner., epretentauve, or Representatives of Plan-
tation New Hope.
The Inventory if the abtve-named Supt. Estate New Hope,
is daily to be seen at the Counting-house aMessre. Underwood
and Dyett, hi London.
The JtidiciUm of the prz and concurrence on the Net Pro-
ceeds of Safes of said Estate New liaise., will be made by the
sald Honourable Court of Justice, three months after the day of
Site*, for which cause, all th. se who may preterit to have any
right. title, or interest, to the Net Proceeds of the said Estate
New Hope, or otherwise, are herewith by me, the aforesaid
Acting Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice,
SUMMONED
To appear in person, or by their Attornies, on the first day ap.
pointed for hearing, which will be held ere in the month of
October, 181; in order to lay their Claim in due form, under the
penalty that against the nen4ppeaters will be prdceeded as the
laws direct. B. TEYSAN, jun.
Actin Deputy First Marshal.
Rip Demerary, the 28th day of September, 1812. •

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
101ENJAMIN. TEYSSEN, in his .6paCitir as Act-
ing First Marshal of the Honourable Court of
Justice of Demerary 'and Essequebo, advertises, by these Pre-
sents, for the first,. second, and third time, that he, by vir ue
of two Sentences decreed by the said Honourable Court of Jos.
tice, and the subsequent Execution, will expose and sell, at
PUBLIC EXECUTION SALE, in the month of August, 1813,
the undivided half of the Coffee Plantation REGT DUGR ZEE,
with all the Buildings, Slaves, and Appurtenances, situated on
the North Side of Canal No. 1." in the Ftsver Demers y, in Selig!'
of M..D)ett and Charles M‘Gsrel, qq. John JOhnson, and M.
Dyett, anti Charles M'Garel, qq. I. Brandi, qq. John Grey,
•. th Plaintiffs In Execution, versus C. Mahlstedt. •
The Inventory of the ainiee•tiamed Coffee Estate' Regt Door
Zee, is daily to be seen at the Counting-house of Messrs. Un-
derwood and Dyett, at I ontion,
'1 be Judicium of the Prz and concurrence of the net proceeds
of SaleS of the said Coffee Phiot.etioo, Rest Door Zee, will be
made by the Honourable Court of Justice three Months after
he day of Sales, for which cause, all those than nay pretend to
a,e soy r4ht, title; or lOrcrest to the net proceeds of the said
Ci;kee Plant.ititn, itegt Door Zee, or otherwise, are herewith
.y me, the aforesaid Acting Deputy First Marshal of the Hor
irJurable Court of Justice,
SUMMONED
.O appear in Pegon, or by ther Atiorney, on the first day ap-
, fur heating, which will be held .Isere in the month of
etcher, 1813, In order 0 lay their claims, in cr e form, under
ne'penaltY that against the liomappears wilt be proceeded *the
w directs. B. Tk.YSSEN, Jun.
Acting Deputy First Marshal.
Rio De rnerary, the 28th day of September, 1812.