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London, England, 1820-06-28

Mid, he heid in 1460* Petition trout
'a Yeti enlighten& Wlt& inerchenti. 'lt was from the tham.
ber of Geminate at Maegow, praying for an alteration In the
mode of Collecting Dudes, on Spirits.—Ordered to At on the
table.
The Bill for providing Summary Remedies for certain wilful
Injuries, wassrecommitted. The HOuse then resumed, and the
Report was brought up and ordered to be taken into considera-
tion on Monday next. •
The Special Constables' Bill passed through a Committee of
the . whole House, and the Report was ordered to be received
to-Dior/ow (this day.)
The Consolidated Funds Acts were considered in Committer,
'and it was agreed that leave should be asked to bring in a Bill
to continue the sante.—Leaie was afterwards given to bring
in the Bill.
The Population Bill passed through a Committee, and, the
report ordered to be received to-morrow (this day). '
The Warehousing Goods Bill passed through a Committee,
and the report ordered to be received to-morrow (this day.)
The F.xchequer Bills Bill, for raising twenty-nine millions was
read the third time and passed.
Mr. CIIETWYNI) gave notice, that he would, in a Com-
mittee, move for leave to bring in a Bill to abolish the punish-
ment of whipping female offenders in all cases whatever.
Adjourned at Half-past Seven.
London, England, 1820-06-28

FRO.N LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
William Clunie, tie. Martin's-lane, baker, from July 1 WS, at
eleven, at Guildhall

BANKRUPTCY SUPE4SE D
A aron Evans,Struue, Gloucestershire, broad-cloth-manufacturer.
B.eN K R OPTS.
Thomas Willis, late of Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, fellmonger,
to surrender July 6,7, and August 8, at eleven, at the
Guildhall, Newport. Attarnies, 31,:i.srs. Sewell and Hearne,
Newport.
Mary Postans, Cheltenham, victualler, July 6, at seven, 7, and

Aukst 8, at ten, at the Right Bells Inn, Cheltenham. At.
tormes, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's Inn ; or DieSiorS. Gwinnett
and Newman, Cheltenham.
Thomas Bagnall, Birmingham, toy-maker, July 17, 18, and
August 8, at twelve, at the Woo!pack, Birmingham. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Egerton and Co. Gray's Inn-square; or Mr.
Benson, Birmingham.
Christopher Dunkin, Shad-Thames, lighterman, July 1,8, and
August 8, at twelv.., at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. SuJ-1
low and Co. Monument-yard.
James Martin, Liverpool, merchant, July 11, 25. and August
8, at one, at the George Inn,• Dale-street, Liverpool. At-
tornies, Dlr. Radcliffe, Liverpool; or Messrs. Adlington and '
Gregory, Bedford-row.
Benjamin and George Crawshavr, Birstal, Yorkshire, carpet-
manufacturers, July 7, at six, 8, and August 8, at eleven,
at the Yew Tree Inn,Bohist Town. Attornies, Mr. Evans,
Hatton-garden; or Mr: Carr, Gonsersal, near Leeds.
William Mee, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, spirit-mer-
chant,•July 19, 20, and August 8, at eleven, at the Swan
Inn, Market Harburough. Anomie', Dlr. Lamb, Kettering,
Northamptonshire ; or Mr. Nelson, Barnard's Inn.
William Wright, Bellbroughton, Worcestershire, draper, July
11, at five, lg, and August 8, at eleven,, at the- Wheat Sheaf
Inn, Bewdley. Attornies, Messrs. Constable and Kirk, Sy-
mood's Inn, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Robins, Stourbridge.
Thomas Carr, Chorley, Lancashire, ironmonger, July 27, at
five, 28, at ten, and August 8, at five, at the Mitre Inn,
Preston. Attornies, Mr. Rotherham, Throsmorton-street ;
or Mr. Topping, Chorley.
Thomas Peake, Drayton-in.Hales, Salop, miller, July 17. at
four, 18, and August 8, at eleven, at thg Talbot Inn, Dray-
tun-in-Hales, Salop. Attornies, Messrs. Baxter and Bow-
ler, Gray's Inn place ; or Mr. Stanley, Drayton-in-Hales.
London, England, 1820-06-21

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itO/CONY !

Caa frugal. Ministes forbear
A gracious Qua= to own,
Who, for iser stirring country's care,
Leaves /fifty Thousand Pounds a year,
And asks but--Haya Crown

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

• BURTON WELLS RACES, ESSEX.
- MONDAY, JUNIC 19.
These Races, which afforded much sport, under the Steward-
' %sttip,. of Air Grortet Warm and Captain SHELTON, commenced
. de over. Ekfthant Downs.
14:= The Cup, value.sogs. with 9.ogs. added, for all ages.
a Baynten's chesdut horse Wizard - - - -
AtptahrShelton's grey mare Culprit - - - - 2
UT. W. J. Trotter's Bud - . - - 3
• ••••Sts started, but thred'ortly were placed-4 to I apt the winner.
S:veepstaket Of logs. each, for all ages.—Beats, two miles.
•-• Ciptain ..lon6s's Ariel - - - - 4 1 1
• 4-• ? sr. Freviin's Diamond Aide - - - -* 1 5 2
CApt.iin Willoughby's Ajax - - Y 2 3
C.ytailt Smith's Whirligig - - - - 5 dr
"Alr. White's Marplot.- - - - - - dis.
6to 4 apt Diamond Ace-2 to 1 apt the winner—Eyery
beatNvad atftnirably contacted.
Sheitda's Gas, 9st. 21b. beat Mr. Rogers's Would-
be.th..-re, two miles, fur 10Gr.

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TROTTING WIATCEI FOR 200 GUINEAS.
Wo:roman'. Starn.—Captain WALLWGIFIA3I undertook his
great match yesterday, en the Illackwater-road, to trot a fa-
vourite grey horse, his property, 16 inile3 and a half in one hour,
for 200 guingas. Such- performances were more than accom-'
111,:hed by the Manchettcr and Pfirnontena mares some years
ago; but it is said not since. The horse, upon this occasion,
carried eight stone, wLich was a feather upon his powers. The
Mit four miles was done in 14 minutes and 20 seconds; the
nest Sour in 14 minutes 10 seconds; the third four miles toe IA
minutes 48 seconds. The horse went on and did the next fritil
miles so as.tu leave more than three minutes for the half mile;
:.rd the match was won tolerably easy.
London, England, 1820-06-21

TO DE SOLD,
In the most desdrable Part of the COUNTY of KENT,
Twenty-five Miles front Town;
A PAIITICULARLY well-circumstanced RESI-
DENTE, being a nell-bqiit :ArANSION, in the centre
of a PARK of rl ACRES, to whi:h more Land is at-
tached. and may be had if required. 'rhe beauty of the Pace,
surrounding Country, and excellent Neighbourhood, render it
a 'pot seldom to be met with. •
To he viewed with 'rickets only, which may be had, with
futther Particulars, of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Surveyor, 42,
Pall-mall. •
London, England, 1820-06-21

King's Bench fromtnuehbasiness,--1. By passing ten-
tenet at the Assiaes.--11. By sending persons .to heti
their indictment read in the Bail Court. He deniadthitt4

the arrears were now greater than they had often,
been before) or that the delay of justice was ia gedb-
ral great. As to the *ice-Chancellor's Court, hicb,
Dad been alluded to, the effect of it, he understood,
bad been to remove the Lord Chancellor nearly alto-:
gether from the Chancery business to the judicial
business of the House of Lords.

Mr. NOLAN observed, that as the object and ten-
dency of this measure was to facilitate the admini-
stration of justice, the generality of the Gentlemen
of the taw would be aJvocates for its adoptiou.
A diviion was here called for, and strangers were
excluded, but there being only 26 Members present,
an a:ijouinment took place of course.
London, England, 1820-04-13

This day were published,
In 4to. with Six Portraits, price £3.35. boards,
MEMOIRS of the PROTECTOR, OLIVER
CROMWELL, with Original Letters, and other Fa-
mily Papers.
By OLIVER CROMWELL, Esq.
A Descendant of the Family.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
1. Coxe's Memoirs of John, Duke of Marlborough, I rob.
Svc and a oto. Atlas, 51. Ss. boards.
2. Life of Lord W. Russell, by Lord J. gusset', I yds. ITC.
Second Edition, 11. is. boards.
3. Life of Lady Russell, 114 v. Second Edition its. boards.
4. Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth, by Lucy Ail:in, vols. Sze.
Fourth Edition, 11. ss. hoards.
S. Life of Colonel Hutchinson, 4014. 11411. IL is. beards.
London, England, 1820-04-13

FASIIIONABLt ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Wellington, at Apsley-house, from a tour.
His Excellency Sir Evan Nepean, Bart. Governor of Bombs*,
at Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square.
Evan Nepean, Esq. at ditto, from Cambridge.
General I,lonham, Mrs. Borham, and family, at ditto, from
Stockwell-hall, Billericay, F.sses.
The Earl of Westmoreland, at his house in Grosvenor-square,
from his seat, Apthorpe, Northamptonshire.
Lord Hawke, and his son, the Hon. Mr. Hawke, at the St.
Petersburgh Hotel, Dover-strret, from his seat, in Yorkshire.
Earl Verulam, at kis house in Grosvenor-square, from his
seat in Herts.

Admiral Markham, at Fenton's Hotel, St.James's-street, front
his seat in Sussex.

Right Hun. Lieutenant-Geneial Charles Hare and Lady Mary
Murray, at the St. James's lintel, Jermyn-strett, from Scotland.

DEP A RTU II ES.
The Earl and Countess of Darlington and family. from their
seat Newton-hall, Yorkshire, for Raby Castle, Durham.
The Hon. Coigne' and Lady Eleanor Lowther, from the Earl
of Lonsdale's seat, Cottesmore Hutlandahire, on a visit to Co-
lonel Monckton, at his seat in 'Northamptonshire.
W. Z. L. Ward, Esq. from Thompson's Hotel, CaVendish-
square, is Gullsborough-hall, near Northarr.pten.
Sir David Scott, Bart. from ditto.
Dust. Paavesnan.—Y.ste:tiay morning, information was re-
calved at Marlborough-street Office, from a yoUng lady, that a
duel was to take place in a field near Harrow, between tv.•
Gentlemen, in consequence cf a dispute which originated at a
tavern in Bond-street, from which the parties were about to pro-
ceed in a past-chaise. Mr. Drag, the Magistrate, immediately
dispatched Wales and Jefferies to apprehend the parties. Ott
their arrival at the tavern, they found the post-chaiw, and in a
short tittle Captain Joss* Meows, of the Army, together with
his second, entered the chaise, and drove off: The officer., in-
stantly followed. Jefferies stopped the horses, and Wales
opened the dcor, and joined the party, who demanded to know
why they were thus broken in upon? Wales produced his war-
rant, and the Gentlemen submitted; they soon after drove to the
Office in the chaise. Captain Buries was bound over to keep
the peace, himself in £5OO, and two others in £250 each.
EWA?" Wl' CAPTAIN Datvia—The apartments of a female
acquaintance of Captain Davis' in Limb a Conduit-street, were
Yesterday examined. A trunk of his was found, but ncrintelli-
fence was obtained of his route. Mr. Tiaous, the Keeper of
Giltspur-street Prissy, declares the story of I,S Dave,
having left the country to be untrue, and suspects that he is still
in town.
London, England, 1820-04-13

AR4l;'.

A new alteration is about to take place in the &Mt
of the three Regiments of Cott Guards. The jacket
now worn is to be done away with; and a long coat,
with shirts; turned hack u it:l white, is to be substi-
tuted. The lacing is to be Pullet and handsomer;
•the beams; instzad of being tottnd the sleeves, sire
to be strait up the arm ; and nu the sholdjets are. to
be remarkable large bosses, or knots. The first Re-
giment are to mount guard with their new clothing
on Sunday, the 23d.
London, England, 1820-04-14

SECOND DAY.

Mr. SCARLETT, in behalf of the defendants, sow
addressed th* Jury. The present cause was one of
considerable importance. He attached neither blame
nor the slightest imputation of fraud to the plaintiffs.
They were men of the highest respectability. ,So
were the defendants, who, upon this occasion, had a
painful duty to discharge. In every contract, simi-
lar to that upon which the present action was brought,
there were certain rules, certain conditions that should
be rigorously observed on both sides. There were
three points to be considered by the Jury, a verdict
on any of which, in favour of the defendants, would
decide the question. Tlie•first to which he should
draw their attention was the premises, and he would
affirm that they were not properly described. The
nest question was, whether the fire was occasioned
by the process of.boiling oil ; and the third, whether,
even though the fire was lot occasioned by that pro-
cess, it increased the risk. If they were-of opinion
that the risk was increased, the defendants'would be
entitled to their verdict. With respect to the first
point, it was hardly necessary to state that a descrip-
tion of premises, included the communication be-
tween the various buildings adjoining, or tholes of
which the premises consisted. By the Building Act
it was contrary to law that there should be Sly com-
munication between different dwelling-houses by
means of a door. It was allowed by an iron door
between the dwelling-house and a warehouse. It
was the duty of the plaintiffs, in this action, to state
to the Insurance-office in what respect-tae buildings
insured communicated one with the other. These
buildings were the grinding-house, the new house,
and the long house. The same trade was carried on
in all, and they communicated by iron doors. This
circumstance was not mentioned in the instructions to
the office. There was, accordingly, no policy describ-
ing the new house as communicating with the grind-
ing-house or long-house. The policy on the grinding-
house was effected in October, on cancelling a former
policy, from which the description was taken, and
in which no mention was made of a communication
with the new house by means of iron doors. Had
there been a party-wall instead of iron doors, the
fire which arose in the long-house would not, in ail
probability, have communicated with the others. It
was clear, from.the conditions specified in the policy,
that a communication should be made t f all matters

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l'reposals must be made separately for each Conety, and each
Trecosat must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender
prrTcrly filled up, by two persons of known property engaging
to -become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated
in the printed Pertkulars, }ant the due performance of the
Contract ; and r.a rroposal will be noticed unless made on a
printed Tender, and tfie prices expressed in words at length ; and
should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no
"troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of.
the Stamps, on the Contract and Baud, paid as the first instance
by the. Contractor, shall be refunded to him.
It.rtieulars of tee Contracts may be had upon application at
Cr. sc Charfitcrs between the bburs of Eleven and Five; and at
ill: ()Flee of Deputy Commissary-Gercral Young, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-04-14

This day was published,

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This day was published, price 15 Ss. in boards,

QCAPUIdE LEXICON GR/ECO-LATINUM,
acc. cum Indieibus et Gnsco et Latino. &c. consillo et
curs J. BAILEY, A.B. opera et studio J. R. MAJOR, A.B.
Editum.

In this Edition are incorporated the Notes of D'Orville,now first
printedfroin an interleaved copyof Scapula in the British Museum
—the distant authorities from Seott's Appendix to Stepbens'
Thesaurus—a he Appendix to Scapula published by Dr. Bur-
ney front a) the possession of Dr. Askew. The Treatise by
Ammonius, t er with the Opuscula of other Grammarians
(never before appended to Scapula), are taken from the Edition
by Valckenar, Lugd. Bat. 1739—and the Etymologlcum Lin-
gua Grace of Lamer, as edited by Scheid, has been substituted
in place of the Lexicon Etymologicum Linguae Grata of Har-
mar. Two Treatises on Accents are added, the one usually ap-
pended to Vigerus, the other by Lambert Boa. In other
respects the Elxreir Edition of 1652 has been followed implicitly.
Handsomely printed in one thick volume, 4to. and sold by
Richard Priestly, 143, High Holborn, Lom.
London, England, 1820-04-14

OLD B IL2Y.

William Pearks and Daniel Thomas were found guilty of bur-glariously entering, on the 9th of March last, the dweihag-house
of. Mary Slade, of Twickenham, and stealing therein two silver
witches, six one pound notes, and various other articles, the pro-
pertrof the said Mary Slade.—Deatk.
J. Williams, aged 17, was indicted for :leafing a watch front
the person of J. Taykr. The prosecutor was galas down
Bridges-street, when he received a vlislent blow as the back,
and whilst attempting to turn round, was assaulted, by another
person, who robbed him of his watch. One escaped, bet wit-
ness ragged the prisoner into a public-house. Nothing ,was
found on the prisoner. The prisoner cross-examined the wit-
nesses with seine ingenuity, and appealed to the Jury, whethti
It was likely that a boy of his rise should attack a man side ais
much superior strength.—•Guilty—Dcath.
V. Tkonipilln, for stealing a watch, a milk-pot, and other arti-
cles of plate, the property of Marie Bond, in her dweiling-house
and T. WEenzie, for stealing seven pond in Bank.notes from
Elizabeth Wheatley, in het dwelling-house, were also capitally
c •.victed.

Mineston-lianse.—Santuri Gooding, the tehant of Captain
Davis, was brought before a Jan Committee of Aiderwn,
which was held at the Mansion-House yesterdm-te widen, tut
final elimination. Mr. Hawes attended as his Solicitor. 'Acre
was no other evidence adduced against hiss, but that which has
already appeared at considerable length. The rinser was asked
some questions, hat he stopped short after a repetition of his
former statement, and declared, that whatever aspics= might
be entertained upon the subject of his knowledge of the Cap-
takes route after the escape, he was wholly ignorant of en, plan
in contemplation for leaving the country, or the preparation ef
swift hones for any purpose. Mr. Hamm having leen asked,
whether be had anything to propose you the part of the prim-
ner ? replied in the negative, and seemed to wish that a com-
mittal should take place at once, in order that (loading might
be tried at the Old Bailey dosing the present Semites. Gooding
ptivataly declares, that he had np idea that he should have Sera
detained in prison alter the eseape of Capt. Davis, who amooot
him that no injury could arias from an act of kindness, such us
was required. He was fully committed to take his trial for
the miedemsanor.

HEREFORD Com.toz.—Welately gave an account
of a fire in this college, supposed to be the work of
an incendiary. Lavender, the. Bow-street Officer, ma,
sent down to assist the Magistrates in their investi-
gation of the business. Circumstances of suspicion
attached to Mr. Hayter, the organist of the Cathe-
dral, who was particularly active in extinguishinx
the fire. During Lavender's stay, another fire broke
out in the upper cloisters, and on repairing to it, he
found Mr. Hayter and his brother on the spot.
circumstance confirmed the previous suspicson thq
were taken into custody and lodged is liereiord
London, England, 1820-04-14

Tuz PALLMALL SENTRY AND THE BOOTS.

A CARELESS servant lately in Pall-Mall,
-AZ Where a great personage does dwell,
A pair of boots left close beside the door :
Them boots observe, by Warren's Irritant Bleating,
Were not in splendour lacking,
But a brig:.t glittering sheen their surface bore !
'Twas Dearly night when there the boots were set,
And the' the night was cioudy, dull, and wet,
It did not harm their all-resplendent glow,
The lovely polish they display'd,
By the slow rain was not decay'd,
War did the " pelting sunlit" their bloom forego.
But boon howeer the ntootek pale light
Beam'd thro' thftdrrary eiteanseof the night,
The sentry on duty there turn'd oat
From his close box to walk about,
When the britht bouts met his astonish'd sight,
The boots'his face reflected,
When " Wise goes there ?" heastamm'ring three times cried,
But no one to his challenges replied :
lie fired before his error he detected !
The affrighted 'habitants rush'd out amaz'd
To see what accident the tumult rail d,
When 10, they soon reeover'd
r 702111 their affright, for they discover d
'l'was the bright boots he'd shot, and If-arrest's Blacking
Became the subject of their clackit:g.
T'.:cylook'd and laugh' d, and Warrens Blacking prals'd.
'tVi•en the great personage the tale had heard,
sa.w hew lovely Warren's Jet appeared,
ii bade If:s servants Warren's Igacking use
Alone upon his shoes,
Ara oft the sentry from his comrades heats,
' V.trrett's Jct 'tacking'" tingle in his ears !
tas) Shining and braliant BLtcusto, prepared by
London, England, 1820-04-14

NO PRIZES YET DRAWN ABOVE ,C3o!!!

(NARROLL, the Contractor, thanks the Polllie for
their distinguished Favours up to the Preliminary Drew-
on the 11th irstant ; and zt• nn hither than £5O were
It.< n determined, all Tickets a,•il it bettOlt bctore the
S 7 of this Month, wal have the same Chance the

Prizes of

J.-XOGO
1.:.(1,000
£lO,OOO

Also fur the wl-.(1,! of the
I'o2 CAPITALS,

Ard for every other Prize in the Lowry f.eNcept the .e 3 A Prizes
that have been th awn), as if they had been bouiht before the
ra:liminary Drawing.
N.B. Two Prizes of 4.264000 Thr,:e ntr Cent. C-isols must.
at Malty/24 .2%th THIS MoNvi, whet the Two First-drawn Prizes
Will gain £a4ooo each, In addition to wh—fever Prizes they may
be Drawn.

Tickets and Shares are Selling by CARROLL, Contractor,
No. IN Cornhill, at.d Sc, Oxford-street, London; who Shared
and Siol3, in f:w 31ofiths, ..".0,000; 706, X 121,000;
XiO,CCO; 7,005, £5,00d; &c. &c.
••• CAIIROLL has Agents in all the pr:ncipal 'fawns through-
ov.t the Country.

VALUABLE ESTATE IN THEOARSE OF GOWRIE,

ISBRTABBIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,

TIME ESTATE of BALLINDEAN, lying in the
Parish of Inchture, about a Mile tiurthwurd of that
loge, and of the great Turnpike-road front Perth to Dundee.—
It consists of about Five Hundred and Sixty-seven Scots Acres,
(equal to Seven Hundred and Fourteen Acres English measures
or thereby), and. with the exception of a few Acres of Planting,
it is all Arable. The Lands are on an average equal to the best
Land in the Corse of Ouve:W. There is a considerable Farm in
the Proprietor's own Occupation. The remainder is let to
Tenants in four Farms, two of them on old Leases.

The Residence is very eligible, the House is pleasantly situa-
tcd and well sheltered, is roomy and commodious, and in good
repair. The Garden, including a Shrubbery, contains about
Four Acres, and is of a very superior description from its fa-
Tnerable pmition and the fine quality of the soil. There Are
t Peach-houses and two Grape-houses in a high state of per-
fection, and the wells are covered with Trees in full bearing.
The whole in perfect ruder.
The chief part of the Property is held of the Crown, and af-
fmres more than Three Freehold Qualifications in the County,
on the valued rent. The remainder is held blench of a subject
superior, with the entry of singular successors taxed to an elusory
sum. The Teinds are all valued long ago and nearly ezhanated.
The Land-tax is redeemed.

An Abstract of the Rental' and Leases may be seen in the
bands of Patrick Anderson, Es+ Dundee; or 2dr. James
.Fasson, Pallindean, the latter of whom will send a servant to
.hew the place.
Farther particulars may be lamed by applying to Alexander
Mundell, 45, Parliament-street, Westntinster ; or to Robert
&Myth, W. S. No. 1, Hart-street, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-04-14

/iPADAM ON ROODS, THIRD EDITION.

•
In the Press, and speedily will be published, •
ItE3lt tAA RD KIS!
AKo N tGh e
wPithßEOSbseErytiaTtionSsYdSedlEMced i
rom of
Practice and Exptrience, with a view to a revision of the exist-
ing Laws, and the introduction of Improvement in the Method
of making, repairing, and preserving Roads, and defending the
Road Funds from misapplication. Third Edition, carefnllt te-
vited, with additional Observations and Directions, founded en
increased Experience and Practice, together with the Report of
a Committee of t)'e lloase rf Commons en this interesting subject.
By JOHN LOUDON WAD AM, Esq.
General Surveyor of the Roads in the Bristol District.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-04-14

This day was published, pries Is.

VIDENCES or CHISTIANITY, stated to, an
inLenuotts Mind, doubtful of Its Authority; in a Letter
to a Genf

at the Rev. JAMES BRAN, M.A.
One of the Librarians of the British Museum, and Assistant
Minister of Welbeck Chapel, St. Mary-la-bonne.
Printed for F. C. end J. Riviogtoo, 69, St, Pours Church-
yard, ind 5, Waterloo-place, Pali-Mall.
Of whom may be tad, the Author's other Works.

LIGNUM ON THE VENEREAL, lex.
•
Just published, price 2s 6d.
A TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE,
A containing plain and practical Directions. by which any
one may cure himself.
By JOHN LIGNUM. Surgeon, Manchester.
To be had of. Mr. Lignum, Bridge-street, Manchester ; Simp-
Id in and Marshall. Stationers'-court; J. Evans and Sons,' 4Y,
Long-lane. West Smithfield!, London; and of all other Book-
sellers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country.
1.7 As the above Work is disestee of technical terms, it will
be found a valuable compendium on this disease. The prescript
Lions are all given in English. and every thing is explained in
the most intelligible manner:
Mr. Lmerun's PILLS, for the infallible cure of all degrees of
Syphilitic Diseases. Clne small pill is a dose, and the taking of
one box,4n a recent cue, will convince the patient of his speedy
recovery: Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and con-
vmdent, than this remedy, in totally eradicating every symptom
of deli dostructive mala, by Sea or latd,as it needs no can-
.

Assawbt, rumba of diet, orlindrance of bualin,as.
. Sold by Mr. Livnun, 57, Bridge-street; Minchester ; also by
J. linos and Sons, U. Loa=-lane, West-Sinithidd; Sanwa'
Sad Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sops, 25, Flee‘mar.
let; Butler and Maas, 4, Ciampsisk; E.,Edwarda, Pair,
Clauth-yarg, Load; .1: Charles, 57, Mary-itteet, and J. ifil•
Haan, 1, rarlianient-street, Dublin; R. Scott, and J. Batter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; R. Nelaog, Surgeon. and J. Baxter;
kalian Warehouse, Glasgow ; and the Principal Mediebseitelidarl
in ever/ *aka Tows, price only Ss. Pd. tacit box.

R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC MIS, from their
tendency t• promote tie natural seeretione, are the best
Remedy for ,Cads, Rheumatism., Slight Fevers, and all Show
Disorders which arise from obstructed perspiration, so common
in a changeable climate. They are equally excellent for Head-
ache and Indigestion ; and for Gouty, Bilious, or other Com-
plaints of the Sawnach and Bowels, too often the consequence of
free living. As a general Family Medicine they have no espial;
at i are particularly convenient for persons travelling, being mild
in heir operation, and not requiring any confinement.
The•Analeptic Pills continue to be prepared by Messrs. /few-
bery, from the oartm Recipe.. existing under Dr. James's hand,
and are sold by them at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's
Powder, No. .5, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 29,
Dasmastreet, Dahlia ; also by their Agents, Mr. auger, 150,
Oxford-street; and Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street.
glr As Counterfeits are frequently offered for sale, purchaser;
gmast observe, the gennine have the name “ F. Namara's" en.
raved in the stamp on each box.
London, England, 1820-04-14

CAUTION TO MOTHEA&

ALT a critical Season like the present", when Chil-
dren are Teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid
them, particularly as the Measles and Chin. Cough are so preva-
lent. If the Irritation of the Gums comes with any other Dis-
order 'very few Infants recover. Brothers ought never to be
without the A MAHICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the
Nursery. for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in its gums.
this valuable Mediclnt applied will immediately open the pores,
heal the gums, and thereby prevents Fevers or Convulsiou, for
should it come in competition with any other Disorder, It oftea
destroys the Mother's brightest hopes. •
• Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the SOOTH-
ING SYRUP may refer to the different Cases that have ap.
Peered In the Newspaper's for these last ten years.
Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated one hour twice a week,
viz. from Nine to Ten o'clock, on Tuesday and Satardaj Morn-
ing, to the Peer who have Children afflicted in cutting their teeth,
iss, twinging a letter from a housekeeper that the Mother is a
real object of charity, has made it so universally known in al-
most evert' Family where there are young Children, Mrs. John-
Son hopes so great a Charity will not be abused, as it is out of
her private purse.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson sal Williams, No. 44,
Newman-street, Orford-street, Landon ; sad, by their appoint-
ment,-of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Coun-
try, at 2s. 94. per Bottle:
N. B. Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's Soothing
Syrup."
London, England, 1820-06-26

krAyrs THEATRE.

In the gay assembly• at the Opera, on Saturday
ting, wet e
I i-achcss of Bucch..ufth, Dii!te and Duchess of Northurnber-
kmd. Doke of Devons;..!.?, Count and Coumest St. Antonio,
Count Ftrfas, Marchioness of Lansdown, Marchioness of Salis-
bury, Lady Flint, I.Ord awl Lady William Fitzgerald, Lady
Lankford, Lady Cidrington, Lady G. Cavendish, Lady Shaftes-
bury, Lady Ilyde Parker, Lady and Sir John Murray, Lord
Winchelsea, Lady Vernon, Lord Lake, Lord 4rid Lady Russell,
totly Aboyne, Hon. Mr. Thompson, lion. Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
!wise, Hon. Mr. Bouverie, Mrs. •Fitzherbert, Mr. W. Belasyse,
--Ws. /1. Bating, Central Thornton, Mrs. Orhy Hunter, Lady
YAzipthar, Lord Darlington, Lady Dudley and Ward, Lord G.
Lord Stair, Bracknell, Lord Motley, Lord
St:min-men, Sir Ilenry and Lady Frances Wright Wesdn, Sir
Chia-Its Flint, Mr. Dethell, Lady Owen, D. Burrell, Esq. M.P.
r..trl and Countess of Longford, Lord AsiA,l-, Lord Lowther,
Cuizsiel Berkeley, Lord Beauchamp, Lord I'.dmcrstuu, Etc. &c.
London, England, 1820-06-26

By Order the
• -
‘I7IIF.P,E IS, bra Decree of the High Court of
Chanzt:rv, made in a c.:....5Lt Morella GLOSGE U/iNSV
.
Golsen, is the l'ia:ntif, and 'l'mostAs Cot. Liss and others,-are
Defendants; it is referred to FILANi..3..) Taut. STRATVOII.D, Esq.
ore the ltlast,.rs of the said Court, to inquire whether there
is or are any, a:W if any, what person et persons entitkd to the
Tv::1/.! Shares is the !lamps:cad Water-Works, in the Plead-
ings nie:ltioned ander and 'by virtue of a Commission of Baal:-
rapt kilted against Samuel Gibbor.s, the Testator, in the plead-
lap named, and who was forrner'ly of the loner Temple, Lon-
don, Law Stittio:!er and which unimh:,l6n of Bankrupt was
issued against hita in the year I 747 : therefor#, any person or
perser3 claiming to be entitled to the said Twelv &tares La the
llanipstead Water-Wm:44re to come in before the said Master,
a: bis Chambers; in Sooth:unytnu-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou. '
.lon, on or beftre the I‘ils day of July, 1820, and make out
their. claims; at, in defaidt,Sphey will be peremptqlly excluded
the beuent ohhr said ewes.
London, England, 1820-06-26

CALCOT PARK AND MANOR, NILAR READING,
BERKS.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
With immediate possession,
rrHE above superior MANSION-HOUSE, with
-R. the PARK, GARDEN, Pleasure and other Grounds
attached thtreto' and with appropriate Coach-houses, Stabling,
Farm-yard, and One Hundred and Ninety-two Acres of Land.
The Mansion consists of an Entrance-hall. Litirary, *Drawing
and Dining--rooms, Breakfast-parlour, ten best Bedchambers,
twelve rooms for Servants, and Offices of every description;
and the Park is well stacked with Deer, and the Manor with
Game. This Property is situate on the high road to Bath, 4
miles from London, and three from Reading ; and may be
viewed, but by Tickets only. on application to Messrs. Blandy
and Andrews, Solicitors; Reading, cf whom further. Inforisasion
may be had. Letters are.desired to be post-paid.

.SALCS BY AUCTION.
• .s A.T.188 URYLPL A CR, .14TF.W-110 D. •
. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, GARDEN, •
• GREEN-HOU:4K &c.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
At. Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exdiange-alley, Cornhlll, go •
TIIORSDAV next, the 29th June, at Tirelye o'Clock,
VERY DESIIt4I3LE LEASEHOLD REST.*
•XIL • "DkXciC, = eligibly situate No. 'l3, SALISBURY.
PLACE, NSW-ROAD, recendy put into verreacellent repair,
viiroady fitted up. and adapted for tht, ascornmodation of a
Genteel Fatuity ; contains, on the Upper Story, three Sleeping,
rooms, Laundry, and roomy Landing; Second Fisor, four
excellent Bed-chamberi, aid Closets • Principal Floor, en ele-
gant bowed Drawing-ro,A, back Drawing-room, Beudoir,ald
Anti-room, coriespondently fitted up ;.Ground Floor; Entrance-
hall, roomy light Staircase, an excellent bowed Dining-rootn,
Library,_ Butler's Pantry, Water-closet, &c. Basement Kitchen.
Pantry, Larder, Wash-house, Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellarti.—
A large Garden in front and at the'Lack, with Given-house,
.To be tiewed with Tickets. .Partiottlars may be had on the
Premises ; at Gangway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, '
Golden-square, of Whom Vikets for viewing may be had:
London, England, 1820-06-26

FAMILIES GOING ABROAD, OR RETURNING
FROM THE EAST AND WEST INDIES.-

JmiLLARD respectfully informs the Nobility,
• Merchants, and Famines, his PATENT IMPERIAL
CLOTH is sold, Stamped, exclusively at his Wholesale and
Retail roreip and British Family Linen Warehouse, \o. 16,
Cheapsrtie, itr entire ems, for Exportation, and by the Piece ;
the Pieces contain from ‘26 to 5:: Yards for Shirting, desirable to
wear in the Past and West Indies, where a warmer article than
Linen is required, in the Cold Climates, and for its Economy.
The Pivc:i for Sheeting contain from two to four Pairs each.
Order: exeeuted. Every description of Family Linens, India
and British Long Cloths, White Chintz, and Ajengoes, India
ar.d British Muslim &c. Superb India and curious lirizi4h
Shawls, pee-alias to the House. India. Shawls purchased. Ladies
Laying roMmistions from Abroad can select Family f.i::ens, &c.
and the most fashionable Articlts for Dress, at fixed prices;
and Articles takes Its the entire Piece or deny, at the Whole-
s Lie Ganda:nen in the Army, &c. can select their Linen
an s! Cravati, and, if respired, have them made to order.
London, England, 1820-06-26

COOPER'S SURGERY, A NEW VOLUME,

This day was published, Vol. 11. (which completes the Work)
with several Plates, price I.ls. boards,
qinEFIIIST LINES of the PILICTICE of SUlt-
1. GERI; designed as an Introduction for Students, and a
co:.cisq Book of Rvference for Practitioners.
117 SA:IIISEL COOPER,
Late Surgeon to the Forces; Member of the College of Sur-
geons; of the Medical and Chirurgical Society, &e.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown;
Highly and Son; Baldwia, CrasickAnd Joy; J. Callow; Cox
aod Son ; T. and G. Underwood; G. and W. a Whittaker ;
Anderson and Chase; Burgess and Hill; Hurst, RoLinson, and
Co. London: Sterling and Slade; A. Black; Fairbairu and
; andP.Brywn, Edinburgh.

Of whom ;nay be lad, the 4:12 edit. If VuL I. prke 1 boards,

. .
Also' by the some Authur, -
A Dktionary of -Prsetlesl Aurgery; comprehending all the
most interesting Improvements op to the present Period. Third
Milan, enlarged, price £1 -tr. .
London, England, 1820-06-26

AIR. MATHEWS. .

Mr. 'HATHK‘es is no Infiger `.` At Home." He
mule his farewell bow, at the
.end of his third cam-
paign, on Saturday night. 'The House was well and
splendidly fille.l, and he contrived to keep it in a
rear of laughter, as heavy and unrestrained_ as on
tr:e first night of his attempt. At the close- of his
yerfOrmance, he came forward end very emphatically
:.tichessed the-audience as follows:

• " I.Antas AND GinVrtxmotTbus I conclude the third season
ei my entertainments, villa, through your unexampled kind-
ness and patroaage, I may burst of as having boeu pre-eminently
faeces-au!. 'lO say that I am proud and grateful for the distinc-
tion ycu have conferred on nte, would be but faintly to express
the warmth of those feelings, which auimate me towards my
tser.eract..rs. To have already drawn together one hundred and,
twenty audiences, crowded by rank, fashion, and beauty, is no
mean boast for an humble Individual like myself; but when I
iellect that I may exclaim with the Roman hero, 6 Atosz
t:r•n, I confess 1 feel a glow of self-gratulation, that my pod
fiirtane prompted me to quit the long-beaten path of th;.• regular
Ilrama, to adventure on so novel and hazardous an undertaking.
" It now only remains for me to vsure you, that no ever-
t!o4s of ingenulty, or labour of observation, shall be wanting to
tender my next year's entertainment still more deserving of
year favour than those which have preceded it—and I do trust
to be enabled so far to vary its nature, as to present you with
something uew, not only in substance and character, but in me-
thod and arrangement also; at all events, I trust I shall not have
exhausted in myself the happy faculty of exciting your mirth,
ar.d I hope you will not have lost the inclination to come here
ta.d be merry.
" Ladits and Gentlemen, with reiterated thanks and the most
cordial tood witles, I now respectfully bidyou farewell."
As he retired, the Pit rose and greeted him with
the waving of hats, whilst loud cheers resounded
from every part of the House.
London, England, 1820-06-26

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE,
REGENT-.STREET, LONDON.
IitUSTLE3.
The Duke of Noarous,
The Duke of RCTLAXD, •
The 'lt larquis of Buciu.Nc4l.l.m,
The Marquis of NostritAxrroY,
&c. &c. &c.
And SIXTY DIRECTORS.

llanaging Director—J. T. Baant:s Beauaterrt, Esq. F.A.S.
ERSONS who continue insured in this Othce
Seven Yens whether upor. a Septennial or Annual Po-
t :y, share the Profits equally with the Original Members, ac-
tording to their respective contributions. A permanent surplus.
• :Apital of .€400,000 has been subscribed by the urizinal Mem-
11p14, and they alone are responsible ; hence those whO now de-
sre to insure are effectually secured against that uncertainty
and unlimited respni.sibility which have been so severely felt in
Societies upon the Contributi.ansbfp or "Union principle. • •
Returns to the amount of X 26,000 have been paid within the
six last years, to all who have been insured Sevenn-years—a
greater advantage to the Publi. than has been hitherto yielded
by any well-secured Establishment.
Agents ire appointed in all the principal towns, wh• are also
Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, founded on
similar principles.
London, England, 1820-06-19

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i

(From the Edinburgh Star.)

-

=at POWER OF LOVE.
: - - PION WIWI MOIL

What dares the youth, when love has flr'd his frame,
And in hisisosom fann'd the mighty flame ?
lie swirl* rough seas, and in the dead of night,
When not a star affords a gleam of light,
While bursting storms their blackest horror shed,
And Heav'n's wide portal t►unders o'er his head;
While rolling floods remurmur to the shore,
" And on the rocks the dashing billows roar.
Nor friends, nor wretched paients, can dissuade,
Nor all the bodings of the beauteous maid,
Who, when the Fates demind his fleeting breath,
Will not survive, but- hare his mournful death !

• The above beautiful lines,from the third Georgic,
allude to the story of Hero and Leander, well known
to classical authors. We have quoted them from an
elegant work, lately published by Mr. RING, who
has distinguished himself as a Scholar and a Poet.
This work is a translation of the Prince of the
Roman Poets ; partly original, and partly altered
from Dryden and Pitt. The Pastorals are highly
improved from Dryden ; the Georgics are his own
translation ; and the Eneid is altered from Pitt, in
a most ingenious and excellent style. The work is
enriched• with a great variety of valuable notes;
which alone are well worth the price of the book.
We are happy to learn that this work is patronized
by our present august Sovereign, and his Royal
Brothers. This is as it ought to be; for there cannot
be anything more highly praiseworthy than a IVlo-
narch sheaving himself the patron of men of talent.
Every classical scholar knows how highly Virgil was
honoured in his own country- Whenever he entered
the theatre at Rome,' assembled thousands rose to
hail the appearance of that man whose mind was so
divinely illumined by the splendour of genius.
London, England, 1820-06-19

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord and Lady Anson, at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-
strett, from their seat, Shugborough, Staffordshire.
The Earl of Harcourt, at his house in Cavendish-square, from
his seat in Berks. _ _ _

Lord Henniker, at his house in
se.t in Suffolk.

from his

11. Howarth, Esq. M.P. at his house in Berkeley-street,
frem his seat, lianstead.
At Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square--Lord and Lady De
Clifford, and family, yesterday, from Paris; Sir Edward and
Lady Poore, from their seat in Wilts.

DEPARTURE&
The Earl and Countess of St. Germain's, from their house in
St. James';-squAre, to their seat at Blackheath.
The Earl and Countess of Arran, and family,from their house
in Dover.street, to their seat, Arran Lodge, Bognor, Sussex,
fur the summer.

Lord l.cnedoch, to Cosgrove Priory, Suffolk.
Lawrence Dundas, Esq. M.P. and family, from their house
liertfora-street, May-fair, to their seat, Asi Hall, Yotkshire.
(Wont I and Mrs. llallam, from the St. James's Hotel, Jer-
nlyn-strett, to their seat in I lett%
_ _

Sir Charles and Lady Morgan, for Ireland.
OXFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—The Grand Musical
Festival, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last,
in honour of his MAJESTY'S Accession to the Throne,
v. as well attended ; and all the Performers exerted
their talents with the happiest effect. At the termi-
nation of each day's performance, the national and
popular air of GOD says Me King was sung at the re-
quest of the company.—On Thursday evening there
was a Ball at the Town Hall. Nearly 4.00 persons of
Cashion and distinction were present.

,
London, England, 1820-06-19

This day was published, in Octavo, PHce 14s.
A New Edition of
THE CHEMICAL CATECHISM; with Notes,
Illustraticns, and Exptriments.
By SAMUEL PARKES, F.L.S. M.G.S. &c.
The NINTH Edition ; containing an Account of the latest Us-
coveriep, and illustrated by an additional Copperplate
En-
graving of Chemical Apparatus.
Also, by the same Author,
The RUDLIIIIIIS of CHEMISTEY' with an- Appendix of new
Facts, to the present Time, and Eight Copperplates, price Ss.
half bound.
CHEMICAL Essays, with Twenty-three Engravings, in Five
Volumes, price Two Guineas.
Tuotaanrs on the LAWS relating to SALT, as they affect the
Fisheries, Manufactures, and Agriculture of the Kingdom,
price 75. 6d.—And,
A Lerria to Fatness on the Use of SALT in Aoatentivaz,
with a very large App.ndix of Proofs and illustrations; the
Fovartt Edition, price Two Shillings.
Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London.

TO. CAPITALISTS.-TO 'BE SOLD,
AMOST Eligible ESTATE for INVESTMENT,
near ROSS, in HEREFORDSIIIRF., viz. the several
Fartns of 'Upton Court, Whittock's Bad, Bullock's End, and
Gatcomb, being Land of ,the first-rate quality, lying contiguous,
and let to most responsible Tenants for upwards of Li ,100 a year.
The whale forming a Property most desirable for Trustees, or
persons desirous of making )s good investment in Land.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No.
42, Pall-mall; or to Messrs. Brace and Selby, Solicitors, Surrey-
street, Strand. •
London, England, 1820-02-29

DIED.

Lately, George Galbraith Wratishw, Esq. of Rugby, War-
wickshire, Fellow of Alagdalen College, Oxford.
At Fort William, Bengal, on the 28th August, the Lady of
Lieutenant James tobins, of the Madras Army.
On the 26th instant, James Watt, Esq. many years in the ser-
vice of the Hon. East-India Company : his loss will he long and
justly regretted by all those who were acquainted with his ta-
lents and his worth.
On his passage to India, on the 25th July last, in consequence
of a fall from the cockpit ladder, Mr. John Irving, surgeon,
youngest son of Jeffrey Irving, F.sq. of Cove, Dumfries-shire,
aged 20 years.
Tuesday, Mr. George Child, manufacturer, of lilinrvorth,
near Halifax he was attending business in his own house, when
ke fell down and instantly expired.
Saturday, at Southampton, aged 74, A. Atherley, Esq. one of
the Chief Magistrates of that town.
Saturday, after a lingering illness, Ann, the wife of Nr
Cruickshank, solicitor, of Gosport, at the age of 32.
At Brackla, on the 14th inst. William, second son of Captain
Fraser.
At Kelso, on the 9th inst. Miss Douglas, eldest daughter of
the late Dr. Christopl•er Douglas.
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•
•
state of health • and he. pegged leave to state, that 1
when Mr. Sheriff Itothwell expressed his wish to be
informed when it would be convenient for his Ma-
jesty to receive the Address, he (Mr. Sheril- Parkins)
did not hear one word about a small deputation. His
Majesty merely said that he .would receive the Ad-,
dress that day by deputation. There was a great
dual
,of private conversation between the Itemem-
brancer and Mr. Sheriff Itothwell. His Majesty
looked extremely well, much better than could be
expected considering the reports about him, and he
(Mr. Sheriff -Parkins) hoped- his Majesty would live
long to triumph over his enemies, if he had any, arid
to be a benefit to his people—(Applause)r. She-
riff Parkins was proceeding, when several Members
rose and said, that as the Sheriff had made his com-
munication he might withdraw.
Sheriff PAnxiNs immediately withdrew.
A discussion immediately took p' ace upon the ques-
tion of going up to the Throne by a deputation.
Mr. DIXON, after some few observations 'from Mr.
BROWS, submitted a Motion, " that it was the right
and privilege of the Court to be received by his Ma-
jesty on the Throne; but that they have, in compli-
ance with his Majesty's wish,: waived the same on
this occasion, without prejudice to their rights ;" on
which a long debate took place.
The Motion was finally agreed to on a division, by
,majority of nine, the numbers being—ror the Mo-
tion, the Lori' Mayor, 51 Commoners, and two Tel-.
lers—Against it, 43 Commoners and two Tellers.
A Deputation of one Member from each Ward
was then appointed to proceed with the Address.
London, England, 1820-02-29

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

San—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respestiug the
Cure of an Hernia (of a large size), by the Medical Beard, at
Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, hbekfriar's-road, in
justice to Mesars. Coorxx and Co. I add my personal testimony.
Having been afflicted nearly 26 years, and dtemed incurable by
eminent Surgeons, I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every
hour.to be my last : I at length applied to the Medical Board,
and have reason to pray fin- that excellent Establishment, for al-
though I am nearly SO, I was perfectly axed in a few reeks, and
now, thank Goo, enjoy good health. C. CLEVELAND.
Dog and Stile, S:. George's-fields.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted at Wood-
stock-House, WoodstOck-street, daily, and at Char-
lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev.
Rowland Hill's chapel. M.Jmnics have Advice.
gratis every Evening, from Six till Eight; and on
Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.
N. 13. Private Doors at each House, and Private•
Doors for Female'.