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THURSDAY, JUNE 1818:
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OF ORDNANCE, Jane 3, 1818. LAST DAY, NEXT FRIDAY, - ;
. GENESZJirallitgeriON• • • .-. t i EAST INDIA. HOUSE. •
A Ticket must gain L4OOOO • . —.......-
r, OFFICERS of his MA- Or X 23,000 for the Sixth MS above ,El,OOO. ' - '
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" •• " Ifisierday a General Conn of Prot rietorsivasbeld
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iNcE (14 heal,, give 2Cciwe, T_TAZARD and Co. Contractors for the .• - 1D'IM11.11•10ifIlitIEWZMelall4111T U
~ yr • *a above house, when the Chanativa, (J. PAT-
e' -ed at their Office, in Pall-mall,
cis .R.A. solicit attention to the present unexampled State at , - . -
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:;I°lll '"tr ' - -4; . ,11111011. Eq.) intimated that the Dividend for the •
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Wheel, with only One Day to Draw Ortnitallab . 4.1. - . l.
)Al, the 24th instant, from such
44 CAPITALS, FoR thrum imaimioNosupoort itfortiedui balii. year *OW ended, would, by a Resolution tithe I
to undertake the Supply of CA- talent elf Directors, be 51 per Cent. '. 1,
3 Including Two of 4"20,000, Ate. &c. width must All be Draws
this &Ps sant my MeliffiSiNleaks; let it but be con-
-1 t :RV ARTICLES, forservice ofthis NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 26,Mr. HVIIIR objected to such vague intimations, ai
of Three Years, determinable after When the Lottery Finishes. ' tinned' ead 111-7 iluCg.N 41111 N' 0.11414111. 'Wiosr I.e. at a` he considered the Cotirt had a right to be put in Rill i
A few Tickets and Shares yet remain nnwakl, said may now earliest asalaielaittlansaitt wit& faiiilifieles ; be my advocaat int.
'ear, upon notice of Three Months, atibll of the net profits, received by the Com:
be had (warranted undrawn) of HAZARD and Co. Coetrao• moon( rat minima me &owe tbnasjibg / weal sorer be nar-
y. tors, at their very old Office, ROTA L EXCHANGE, Leaden, pawed k, ganesinivii, in No koti-in-tbie cossettstion, is puny; the. Bye-laws enacted this should be done I I
may be viewed upon application at and by all their Agents throughout the Country, who have ale
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ready Shared and Sold in the present Lottery, SEVEN CAP& realleet and defereasi IN 1614 cipbasi, air in the dente to elel e/Tecar
Mayans* felt that the Court Of Directors ' !
Office in the Tnwor, andiarther par-
TAL PRIZES; in the Last Year's Lotteries, Five Prizes of sure the. frestems $14.1Z- of Or- .eattatr7. sender ra hater acted from dr documents laid before thews but
Terms and Conditions of the Con- £20,000, and in former Loaeries, Prizes to the amount of indeed the - • .4s of the vingui; iuktbarressit
the Secretary's Office, In Pall-mall MANY MILLIONS. he wotildliatsure the worthy Proprietor that the &ante .
to remain, , in the B .e4aws would be inVestigated: F
i the hours of 'hn and Four o'clock,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1818. . .
; , ess4 • ,Stsojik. - The ►• 'on the Bye-laws presented ther
be delivered sealed up and endorsed. 'yESTERDAY was the Secon4 Day'; Drawing of
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which WWI read, and ordered to lie on the
id Upholstery Articles;" but no Pm, ji. the State Lottery, and BISH Ms already'shared and sot ~
the 24th instaLt, at Twelve o'Clock the following C•plisl Priam beias(ashasuatry.vgreater i.t.anta-. ~.ill! '.' *:; 'a -—•• , ir
.ender be noticed her thin those sad bvto an, fine" 'in the '• •
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... ' rbogn ref A. Bark* Eat. Whitshed Keene,. Esq: -Ste.
neither will any I 4471 • - iii,0001" ether
70,226eePe : -il.
1111111 •at Melts derhtil tb; Ike", te Übe Paul's Heed lee" Meats' %Oki had resigned.'
or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
1,489 - 1,010 3,933 - ' 3C/* . Cate:atm-street ; and earnestly invite the speedy attendance el M. Dtxtatt7in vert streng terms etimpiained that
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ord, B. TL 'CREW, Secretary. 4,462 - 1,010 4,707 - 300 his Friends at the Poll, iehich b open daily, from ulne tigahree, no due notice of this Court being held had been ..
• maiat - 1,010 9,099 , - SOO s
300 as well as any communkatloos that can promote his 'access.
OF ORDNANCE, June 3, 1818. 401 - 1,005 11,192 - and he had merely heard of it by accident in the i
2,660 - 1,005 6,051- - 200 intral. Mgt OP Mt MC= bAv's rota. :
.773 street. He trested that full information would here- I
IL OFFICERS of His MA- 8,816 - 1,005 • 10,069 - 200 Wood - . 1047 Thorp. - - -. , .
wibm, - - - asa Curds - - _ i after be afforded, and no similar cause of complaint
' NCE do hereby ere NOW*, 1,548 - 500 15,705 - 200
9,12.4 - 500 &e. &c. Walthman - - 848 Atkins - - - 495 allowed to exist. Ile had also tn complain of the
eceived at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on
The Lottery will finish on
TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT manner in which the notice for the Election Of.Di- i .
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i', the 24th inst. from such Persons as FRIDAY, 26th of JUNE, rectors was in general 'drawn up, and to express his
. thesupplyof ENGLISH TIMBER, ' When all the following Capitals must be drawn: ELECTORS ,OF WEST3IINSTER.
hopes that it would be more explicit in future, as
ING, for Service of this Department, s Prizes of £20,000 G ras rumen,
thereby much incon•tinience would be avoided. I
. - .- - - 3.000 T HAVE already had the honour of assuring you.
rs, determinable after the expiration The CHAIRMAN Said that the Court had been held
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Ake of three months, at the option . 10 - *- ' - - 300 -11' that I should unwearied in my endeavours to obtain the
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in persaance of an Act df Patliament. i
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ci - - - - soo - high and important ntuatior. of a Representative of the great Mi. Hume wished to know in what !trainer the
acc. &c. i
:. to be supplied, and farther Particu- and populous City of Westminster. I have now the lawmen'. increased expense at St. Helena was to be paid. That
The Sixth-drawn Prize above €l6OO must be either a Prize of
ems and Conditions of the Contract, £23,000 or C 40,000! ale satisfaction of communicating to the worthy bettors at had from 79,0001. now risen to 178,0004 and were
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• in 11 MII aforesuid, Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling at Bias's large,
regary s Office Pa - aand particularly to my numerous Friends, that nothing the Company to pay that ? .
13 of Ten and Four o'clock, where Offices, 4, Conshill, and 9, Charing-Cross; and by his Agents em have exceeded the flattering and almost unprecedented en- The CHAIRIPAN said the Ilona!' rable Gentleman r
vend, sealed up, and endorsed," Pro- in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
&c." but no Proposal can be admitted UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, that through their zeal and ardour in the cause, and my own what the Company formerly paid for the Establish- ' i
Nvelve &'Cluck at Noon of the same TRIM Mt humble exertions, 1 may indulge the well founded hope of nient at St. Helena, was to be charged to his Majesty's •
ler be noticed unless the party making SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, arriving at the summit of my highest ambition. Still, Gentle- Government. - ..
, shall attend. LONDON. men, I must intreat the continuence of those efforts which have Mr. Hume warned the Court of Directors to be •
R. IL a; cif', sxracql.
To You Innee, EDIX3II3Off and all Parts cedes North.. been marked with such signal success, and which have placed cautious, so f.er as regarded the Pension List, ill I
Four Inside Coaches, the best dories, and hair excellent ThoB. me in so short e tlymost time so pre-eminen above my sanguine which he saw that Edward Christian, Esq. 0
. had re-
By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co .
MIA HOUSE, JUNTHE following Post-Coaches, Man-Coaches, &c.
E 17, 1613. agwetations. Continue then, my Friends, to persevere in your signed a situation he held in the College for a pension
t willing to supply the EAST s out from the SARACErs HEAD INN, Scow hill: "
exertions,-and by a prompt and early attendance at the Poll lead 0f2004 a year, though he was as fit for Sertice as ever.
et
SY, at their House in Leadealtall- The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coeds, only as with a grateful heart triumphantly to victory: The CIIAIRMAN condemned the conduct of the
one night on the road, carrying four Insides and fourOutaides„ ets M. URRAY MAXMAXWEL worthy Proprietor, in bringing forward partial charges
es, as may be required, with FIVE out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next evening at Committer Room, Richardson's Coffee House. on ill-founded grounds, and lamented that it always 1
DNS of the BEST COALS, of the six o clock, by way of Dunstable,Wobarn, Inthbury, Nerthanm-was his habit to endeavour to run down the Elects-
:. Wellington, Heaton, Killingworth, ton, Welford, Lutterwortb, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELEC-
measure, may send in their Proposals, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knutaftied, Warrington, and Fresco. TORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BEVER-LEY. tive Body. Much better would it be to bring for-
SOUTHAMPTON,
' the Committee of the House, on or6l3eneltlat,
new Four Inside Coach, at half-past 7 o'clock in the apraft -
f BEG '
offer he Ist July next, and, if on that day, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock._ Ms I to . myself as a Candidate to represent such illiberal and unmanly charges.
Mr. ,Ifune. said Parliament gave. the nirecttre
Noon, as no Tender will be received is a most delightful conveyance to. %he kale of Virtatt...iersay, you is Parliament. My eabuc'aqvicca hale hitherto bees not, the cache:we ptivilege of speaking, and while
than Forty Chaldrons will be wanted Guersaeri St. mdse., Havre tie Grace, cserbsgarsipab.comik, coaetaca go tins Field, but ming. ienua die return ad Pena, I tint \II
SHE EIVIMUNT, -VI ellingtem. -and SSW' be admitted affairs were better managed than for:
Isi"g 1 though, if it be the wish of she every evening,* five o'clock,Guarded. not without the ambition of wishing to rapport, in Parliament. merly, he would, as a Proprietor, speak what he felt, 1
is may be sent in immediately—they WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Sandford, Salisbury, Andover, that Constitution for which I have so-cheerfully fought : and 1 without the least regard to popular favour or esteem.
r delivered. and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. The Wey- shall be highly flattered to be returned there by your L'esifrages. After a few words tune from Mr. C. Grant and
mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sc. aloe's, &c. -
:city the Price at which it is proposed
EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, I remain, Gentlemen, Mr. Jackson, the conver-ation dropt. :
sal; the Prices are also to include the Dartmouth, and Salisbury new Post Coach, every Morning at 7 Your very humble and obedient Servant, bfr. HUDLESTON then gale in a Meinoriallo t'.e 4
ending the Delivery of the Coals. o'clock, through Moulton, Axminster, Bridpert, Biandford, CHARLES PHILIP BELSON. Court, which occupied nearly two hours in readiargi• (I. ) \
Basingstoke, and 13aphot. :
in answer to the charges brought against him isy
:Fred but from Coal Merchants possess. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hentlngdon' MOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Istneicsrloa
' Mr. Wilkes and the Reviewers. •
meats of their own in or near London Royal Mail Coach, sets out every evening to Spilsh7, Loa* ..L. Witaxxess of Szootacn, Ewan laasoucauras, and The'' Memorial was ordered to lie upon the tables
,e taken into consideration, unless the Grimsby and Hulls their attendant Symptoms. These Pills are confidently recom-
an TII and BRISTOL Plying Port-Coaches, through Chippen. - mended
kir Bit be mentioned therein, and -Isce at one of the safest and most certain remedies that has and to be printed. -I
ham, Caine, and Mariborough, every afternoon; arrive at Hr.•
be in attendance upon the said Cots- May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the. London Tavern, ever „discovered,bee for the various uneasy sensations v:hich
result from a weakened state of the Digestive Organs—mild but . i
ter above mentioned. Ihnirtasatreet, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coaches effectuaLin their operation, they cleanse and yet strengthen the BEER MONOPOLY.
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to Wells, Brdgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, fite. --_:.
JOSE ..I DAFT, r:t!,-etTry. Stomach, and correct a costive habit by relaxing the Bowels in
LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Ruckuagham, sets out a way so gentle as scarcely to appear the effect of a medicine. Yesterday pursuant to Advertisement, i Meeting
every Morning ; carries four Insides only, and goes remarkabl
was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
?OR YORKSHIRE. easy, with a Guard throughout:
,passes
.through Stamford, They restore the appetite, assist digestion, and promote a due
and regular secretly of the Bile.--They are sold at 2s. 94. 4s. 6d.
Strand, relative to the alleged Monopoly of Beer in -
P` [TO's Superb TRAVELLING Newark, Retford, Doneaste , and Ferrybridge, to the Golden and 11$. i Box, by Joan Towees, Professional Chemist, War-
cot to be equalled in Europe, will make Lion, 4-eds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the encommon ner-street, near Hatton Garden; and may be had at all the whole. the Metropolis. A few minutes past one o'clock,
reacnt Juice; will be at Boroughbridge ex on cif this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable bale and retail Medicine Warehouses in London, and at the re- upon the motion of Mr. BRAUMORT, the Chair was • I
i the 24th, 2.5 th, and 26th, at Wake- and complete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled ',actable Druggists or Booksellers in most principal towns. taken by the Hon. W. SIIIRLEY. . .
and at Leeds on the 10th, 1 lth, &c. &c. in Accommodation b, any other. s ,
' CAUTION. Mr. BEM:MO-NT stated to the Meeting, that many
nrve to prevent the above Collection GLASGOW, Lantews, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries,
iny other which travels the Kingdom. Brownhill, Thornhill, Gentlemen who had meant to attend, and many of
E extensive demand for the following Articles
were at that time absent in the Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, hug- swell, and
all parts of Scotland, a Post Coach,.(Daity). rhaving Occasioned numerous imitations, the Public are re. the coninlitteLs,
5, SHIP-OWNERS, MANUFAC. YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New- spectfully informed -.hat the genuine has the Signature and Ad-
castle, and Edinburgh, new Four-inside Coach, with a Guard diem of the Proprietor on the Label : country, built'.a , engaged ;n canvassing ror their return
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DESMEN, of the United Kingdorg,
throughout; sets nut every Morning at Eight o!Click, by way ATKINSON'S FLUID to Parliamert.Others had likewise been prevented
idencies. of Newark, Rexford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Narthallerton, Dur- For the Growth of the Hair, foeffded oar a discovery of the fiorn attending, on account of the bustle, and the
, will be published, price 2s. No. 11. of ham, Hcapeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves unifies which occanon baldness; it prevents the ila?. falling off avocations occasioned by the elections. For these rea- 1
xriginal Periodical Atiork, entitled, fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time or turning grey, and where. baldness hasf already
i. taken
h place,
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sons it had been the opinion of many Gentlemen that I
af TRADE and COMMERCE; they proceed onwithoutbanu
jyy,aidithuntigoenralf.frze
an, d causes, friottswillillnreee4staPererrtraortsno'reil:ianntlesto„‘irlitea'no,rl theriecalzintearl. MARLBO. ROL:Gf, Swindon, the Meeting should be adjourned; But he must take i
I Manufacturer's nlagazine.
Respectable references to this fact are given in a Pamphlet en"- the liberty of stating to the Meeting, notwithstand-
Newbury Post-coach, at Seven in the Morning.
l utility of such a work must be obvious
BRIUGNORTH and Walsall New Conch, every Evening. closed round each Battle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, inn what had been asserted in another place, that •
t with business. An appropriate recep-
CARLlSLE,Penrith,andWhitehaven,Four-insidePost-coach, makes it soft and glos.y as silk, and keeps it in curl during Leer. - . in f
ununications has long been a deaden- 11 the allegations the petitien to the House of and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bross h, Appleby, cise in dauciag or walkina, or in damp vicAthor. Price 3s. 641. , r•
ly, since the revival of Trade and Com-
Greatabridge, Richmond, Cattaich, Boroughbridge, Wctherby, a Deck. Commons had been fully proved, and the labours of
:n led to embrace every topic connected
Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE those Gentlemen who had formed the r_'ommitteei,
cattile interests of the Nation. The
and performs the journey thewith greatest facility. Passengers Changes Grey or lied !lair OD the Ilead or Whiskers to a
that had investigated the abuses upon the subject of
general diffusion of commercial knew- detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar Brawn or Black ; warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a
the sale of beer, had been su:h as to entitle them td ,
wed; and the experience, the drill, and
advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. . permanent Colour. Price ss. 10s. Sd. and One Guinea. .... •
enchants, Masters, and Manufacturers
KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Rirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. die thanks of the public at large. As from the cit.:-
7, brought into one grand and luminous Chorky, Ormskirk, and Garstaeg Pose Coaches, every After- Prepared by 'a new pnicess, which frees it from all irritating cumstances above stated, there was no re:teen to
uoon, at fiye o'clock.—Guarded. qualities, removes Freckles, Reduces, lad hanluess from the think the present Meeting would be nemerously at;
the Proprietors. by Sherwood, NeulY, LI VERPOOL,Warrington, Knutsford, Stone and Litchfield, Skin, prevents its Chapping, and wakes it soft, white, and even.
move an adjournment.
OW ' and S. H. Richudstai C"ultall' Post C 05,41, called Royal Defiance, every Evening, at Flee Price Is. the square, and prepared with Naples Soap, fur Slav- tended, he should
i Town and Country. Mr. TiaLoca seconded the motion.
o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Date-street, Liverpool.— leg, price 9d: is. and Is. Gd. each.
Guarded throughout. Sind by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Mr: BELL (a Member of the Committee) wished
E SHOPKEEPERS IN THE CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarpotley, Nantwich, Soho-square: and by most Perfumers and Hair-drawn in to impress upon the Meeting, that Mr. W. Smith and
ETROPOLIS. Northwich, and Middlovich Post Coach, every Evening, at Town and Country. Mr. P. Moore, who-had been advert to the Object of
live o'clock. -
There is an old and true Proverb, stiNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yens, Coach, e,,to, -HEALTH is so great a blessinf.,,, that every at- the petitioners in the - Holm of Commons, and had
.a.A. tempt directed towards its preservation, must at least de- been Members of the Committee of that House, had
seeds no bush." If the same discrimi- morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland.
exterior objects of taste, It would be MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, serve some small share of public approbation. . prejudge the question.
meting', wisdom. Unfortunately this and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. The rank which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. hold in their pro- „,
oyes the friend of mankind to point out eIIEITIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock. tendon as Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edin-
Dir. EAUMONT begged to state, that the evidence
i they are deluded. I do not address Ingham, every Morning. burble formerly in his Majesty's service, combined with their before the house of Commons relative to the beet' ,
to mean as to live by a species of ,win- lIIR'xiNGHAbi Post Coach, with a Guard, seta out every wall-known drill and experience In the Treatment and Cure of a monorly, was not to be printed ; put the subject
loped they are not impervious to tern- Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next clay at noon. p,„„,,, few reigning Complaints, entitles them to the greatest confi- would lie fully gone into another day.—The Meeting •
rums who impose upon the Public their by Daventry, Toweester, Leamington, and Warwick, loth' Ss; deice, and a decided preference ear all other Pra.nitinners. .
then adjoureed. • •
i make vs believe in their superior WE- racen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. In the coarse of 30 years successful practice in the- Metropolis,
characters, who are :.s war with fair HULL, Nankeen, Bowden, Thorn, and Doaeassor Past Meson. Carrie and Co.havis been enabled to make many valuable
rah adversity, flonvirintanding are de- Coach, every Mondng, at half-past six, to the Ones Keys, Milif• discoveries and ments in the Treatment and Naw Pi2BI.ICATION.S.---Are ate requested to repeat
inject of this Address is to guard the lace, Hall. Core of Venereal Nervous Relazatioss and Debi- the announcement of the following interestin • • •
.g Ivor.s,
il
:ks who perambulate the City, aid sell DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, lltY, Strictures of Ike the. &c. By their superior plan
recently published by Mr. Catente, Cendutt-iareer,
, 13, 14, and ',wt 15 bottles to the Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and &road new Past Candies, of treatment, s ef bows7ver long standing, or of the
ta rice that the respectable part of the Morning, Noon, and Night. MOD inveterate Molars gm* and permanently cured. viz. . 1
I aminformed, on the contrary, that HERTFORD, Ware, liodasdos, sad awakes( Coat:Semi Maws. Carrie Or. i their assistance in all cases of 1. Memoirs of the celebrated John Paelynonaborot the eyh:.,
rt 7 Blacking, which I offEr to sale, in Morning. Valimml lasalles, and *awry complaint of Debility, whether 3t.:.' written b., himself;-9- Horace Walpule's Correspondtece
re shillings p r dozen, and 10 per cent. to jaws us lafatasllim of a certain destructive habit, loin with G:arge Montague, Esq.--3. Franklin's Life, by lainakdf,
weaseas.
which is ('I. SO ttgader a quality as to To Henna Hempstead, Watford, and Stamen, 3 !Imes weak. TaakialSO II We= cliargoo free living, or any other cause, pro- onneeednian ;--4. A.sthentic !tient...it art
,IMCien Buenap!aae ; i f .
:adation ''.
ds=imileadsiley of Ida* vigour. 5. Letters of a Prussian Traveller, by J.4.at Bramsen, ket—e.
Dish Beeelea, fluaSais Bags and an Pita at's MO 1
CUM. sed•Osbarg be consulted by Patients of either Parma! and Blacriere's Narrative a a Beaidenee in Algiers ,--
n, Gentleman, yours, very n-elYs Malley.
and honour, at their 7. Account of the French Expedition to Senegal, and shipwrt; e
Ciancester, Abingdon, Hooter. Bristol, sad Glassmssr, gaze whia the Moog thaeaers tecrecT, , . .—.- . .
hoses, No. 107, liatseenardee, where Certificates and Testi- of the Medusa;-8. =same de brad s Life of bar Father .--
C.X. 61).1.;;, Y/2 e ; , three times a week.
wr B. W. HOHNTAINand CO. resisocifolly avails* MS thalllala are to be
Seen. Tie terms of remuneration are plainly 9. Capt. Golownhi's Narrative of his captivity in Japan;—:0. I
,11 1, lA,ndon.road, Southwark. Friends and-the Public, that they will not be accountable Ewan? on the first Interview. Count Skendhara Travel. in Italy ;:.-11. Third Edition of Lad
y •
Letters from the llla li fF, ' d 'le*. Morgsn's Prance ;---te Woman, a Poem, by E. 9. Barrett, E.q.
century, ale afire a n n , ...?.:m . . , .
-g.l a.ol fr.:Amf trail, , tbst a h.:xis se Panel, Pumegers' Luggage, thins, Plate, Ike' el ewe than win be duly rod, and the n ••Nl4.'e•s , ' '• its: —l3. Memoires et V u re:o.,,nul an: .: de Madam. 3.lirleay ;—..
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Dt...ii.n. ir.li ~,..e., ,h, ~,,,.„%... live Pounds value, if lost, soles; or damaged, =ism easnoi
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14. 'Lama, by N Wave Li, 4.;,.t.11 , ~std 14. .:144;:d0t411 :Jr la
' - ''''' as such acd else Isuraece p. 114 kr aggragslimiy, as lisigiggeo mot to do Pins of the Kingdom.
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