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EXPEDITION AGAINST JAVA.
Dedicated to James Amos, Esq.
This day was pubtshed, in one large Volume, alto. with a Map
of Java, and Plan of Batavia and its whole Line of Defence,
bath from actual Survey, and including the Sounding., price
Twelve Shillings and SixpenCet
QKETCHES, CIVIL and MILITARY pf the
S
island of JAVA and its Dependencies, compi ising interesting
details of Ratavia, and authentic patticuLrs of the celebrated
Poison Tree.
Printed for Stnckdale, juh. 41, Pall-mall. The Map separately
3A. and tke Plan ts.

This day was pidsislted, price 16. 6tl.
ABRIEF ENQUIRY into the MERITS of a
BILL presented to the HOUSE of COMMONS for the
better regulating the Parish and other Registers.
By the Rev. W. COKAY NE FRITH, B.
Fellow of John's College Oxiord,--and Curate of St. Pancras.
Fruited for Srockdale „Pall-Mali; and the Book-
,gelters of Osfrord, Cambridge, and Winchester.
Where may be had, in one large volume, /Ivo. 'price 10s. Rd.
A Dissertation on Rhetoric. Translategi frona,the,Greek of
Aristotle, with Notes. By 1). M. Crimmhi, Essp late of Trinity
College, Dubhn; and Student of the,Midille

NEW NOVELS, atc-.-CARMELI l'E MONK.
nit day wai tetbli.hxd, in Fein. Volarnei, price iShi, boards
gr. OSTISLRG; or, The CA roi ELITE MONK:
a most interesting Romance.

By the Authoress
Ahn, Fatherless Fanny; .a highly-finished fashionable Novel,
by Mrs. Elgesvorth, anti Intended as a companion to " I he
Beggar GI rL"
In the press, Ida of Austria; or, The Knights of the Holy
Cross. In 3 vols.
Notoi iety ; in 3 vols. a Tale for the Haut-ton, w II be pub-
lished the let of December. " Raphael, or Peaceful Lite, a
most interesting translation from the German of Lafontaine, by
Mrs. Green.

Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,
and M. Taylor and Co. .45, Dean-street, Soho.
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ENGLAND'S TRUE PATRIOT!
This day were published, in one !arse Vol. Sea. slice 14s. boards,
MEMOIRS of the LATTER. 'YEARS of the
PUBLIC aid PRLVATE LIFE of the Right Hrirtour.ible
CHARLES JAMES FOX, including a Narrative of his 'roue
in FLAlibtitgl HOLLAND, and FRANCE, in company with the
Author, In 1802, and a ehvonistantial Account of his Lia-r
weft, with many of his 0110 MAL Lev-ries, oat Literary and
other Topics.
By JONN BARNARD TitOTTEC.E*
Late Private Secretary to Mr. Fax.
• The Publisher presumes that this Aothende Memorial of
the Opini.ois, Talents'. Virtues, and Patriotism of die most able
Orator of any Age or Nation, wilt be hailed with extreme lads-
faction and delight by the Friends of that truly great Man, and
by the literary, ndiclous, and inquisitive part of the Public in
general. •
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sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and by
all Booksellers.

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interesting Antiquities in Great Britain.
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to correspond with the former, entitled, •
ctENT RXLlca ; or, Delineations of Monastic, Castellated,
and Domestic Architecture, and other Interesting subjects; with
historical and descriptive sketches. Te which will he added, Re-
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Published by W. Clarke, New Bond-street ; J. Carpenter, Old
Bond-street; Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
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more deserving than ever of that Motive patronage with which
it has so twig been honosar4.

SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT' Al

NAVY OFFICE. JULY 8, 1811.
BY His Majesty's Order in Council, dated 20th
September, 1809, a Plan of Education was established at
the Royal Naval College, at his Majesty's Dock-yard at Ports-
: mouth, for a Superior Class of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and
Twelve Persons were admitted as Students an the lit day of
January last.
And it being determined that Six more Students shall be ad-
mitted, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's
Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates
will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on
the Bth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning; and
that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates
fur admission, are required to send notice of their intention to
the Navy Board, os the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard. on
or before tifkatst ail.? of that month.
The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than
seventeen years of age.
The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the
Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma-
liesty's Dock-yards; where also Information may be obtained as
'ta the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the 1'
documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the
salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, and of
the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served
the term of Appretriceablp.

EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICIL, October :26, Hu
All Exchequer Bilk dated in the Months of November and
December, 1810,
TO BE PAID OFF,
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS .f NIS MA-'
JESTF': TREASURY, having give. Direetionsfor parsing of
Me Principal of the ‘irJe mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Literal
lee thereon, at the .Exehegster Bill Vier, in the Receipt of Exchequer,
New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, the 19th day of Novae-
ier,l9ll, attendance :rill be given daily (Ssindays and Holidays ex.
cepted) until and *larding 11foaday, the 11th Neuman, from Ti,,
t'Cloci in the Morreiro. till One in the .effternern, fir the purpose 5(
receiving the lila, ; and, for the greater despatch, the bearers of the said li
Bills are desired to bring separate Line of each dercription of con-
tinning the Numbers in numerical order, according to their respectivninet,
with the principal Sams and Interest due thereon, computed from,
but •xdading the dayr on which they are respectively dated, to the said
19th day of November, inclusive,latts the Interest will cease; and the
said Bearers (beisig Hollers or not) are indispensibly required to in-
dent each Bill with their usual tignatures, and to write their NJ= I
and Residence at the bottom of each tep.:r ate List; and they are one- 1
over required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment .and
jto receive the nen, Bill:, and give the Receipts for the same.
If any of the et tithe afornaid Bills should be IL.; !nuking
jPayment of the Principal and Intern:, previous to the end 19th day
of Nruember, they may be aacommed.sted, on computing the Interest to
the day on which they wish to be paid, and having the said Bills for
!examination one ally prior thereto.
I Suck Persons as ousy,be *siren of Levitt% new Exchequer Bills in
whole 9r in part Payment of Principal, am marlin new Bills,
end mentioning the 'moult at the bottom of Meir Lists, delivered on •r
before the 11th day of November, may be accommodated with new Bills
carrying en Late, est of Three-pence One Farthing by Me day, on every
One Hundred Pounds, which sail Nrw Bills will bear date the said
r 19th Jay of Novcruber, 1811, and will be &band on Thursday, the
list of November, and Me fogrwing Days.

N. B. All Exchequer tills, dated prior to November, 1810,
have been advertised to be paid or, and the Interest thereon bas
ceased.

TO I'ILE FIRST (;F DEt..:EMI3ER ONLY.
TT IS Majesty having gr.inted his Royal sanction to
A-L Dr. CAVALI.O, as sole Proprietor of the ELECTRIC
criltllLE, for the cure of Ruptures and Debility, of every de-
scription, in both Sexes; it is not to be bad of any other person.
The Girdle will be forwarded, as usual, to all parts of Great Re-
tain, at the present price of £5, till the Ist of December, after
which no orders can be received under £5O, anti that only from
persons residing in London, as Dr. C. shall only keep a certain
number of Girdles for his private patients; and the Noblemen
who has purchased the Patent Right will then remove to Ame-
rica, when it is hoped the afllicetl in general of this country shall
have made applicaiion. The number of cures already exceed five
thousand. Letters (post paid) directed so Dr. Cavallo and Son,
No. 28, New North-street, Ked Lion-square, London, are im-
mediately answered, whereby it may be known how tar the Gir-
dle i. applicable in each case.
N. B. At home for consultation every day. Orders from the
eoutory, dated the Ist of December, will be received, though
alley come m baud a day or two doer.

TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, HOS I I'AL sTD.
DENTS, CHEMISTS, DRUGGIS IS, PAREN I'S, AND

G t lAttDIANS.
I'HIS extensive channel of publicity and commu-
nication, is adopted to announce to the Medical World
generally the formation of an Establishment founded and con-
ducted upon a system of respectability and liberality suited to
the importance and extent of the objects it Is intended to embrace,
namely, the Medical Agency Is all Its various branches at the
Ofii,!e or the Medical Agency Establishment. Professional Men
desieous of retiring front the fatigue and anxiety of Practice
(either totally or partially), may be provided with Successors or
Partners with capitals adequate to the advantages offered. Hos-
pital Students qualified to take upon themselves the important
duties of practice, may be introduced as Partners, Successors, or
Assistants to Professional. Men of eminence.—Parents and
Guardians batting youths under their charge whom they may In-
tend either fur the Profession, Chemical, or Drug Line, will be
introduced to Medical men, and others requiring Apprentices.
'1 he Stock and Goodwill of Chemists and Druggists disposed
of, Partnerships likewise negociated as well as Assistants pro-
vided.—All letters addressed to the Proprietors of the Medical
Agency. Establishment, No. IS, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn,
must be invariably post paid.—Hours from Ten.till Four.

INiTRUMEN FAL RELIEF and CURES for VARIOUS
INI'l MITIES •of the HUMAN BODY.
VARIOUS have been the attempts lately made to
construct TRUSSES upon a principle which might afford
relief to the afflicted with ruptures; but they have been weighed
in the balarice and found wanting. By whatever names they have
been distinguished, they have proved defective. The PERI.
ZOMA, or PATENT 'MUSS, invented by J. EDY, of Dean.
street, Soho, have been found to answer every purpose which the
most sanguine wishes of the Proprietor could offer, bring the re•
cult of long experience. They possess properties totally dissimi-
lar from other Trusses, fully delineated by the Inventor iu a
Pimphkt, price Ls.

N. B. Infants born with Club Feet, and ill Children growing
Crooked in the Lilt, Knees, Curvatures of the Spine or Back,
perfectly restored on moderate terms, where every sort of
meat is made for the Caine, Crooked, and atier Ammitation.—'
Steel Back Collar. for young Ladies, Braces, Dumb-bells, I aced
Stockings, Artificial Calves, Suspentlary Bandages, Spring.
Crutches for persons afflicted with the Gout, &c.
g;:r A line addressed (post paid) stating the complaint, the
neat girth, on which side, with the money, may have a truss
sent, iron, tto £l. 10s. and £2, as the case requires—Peeving
I application from eleven to bttr I. nest proper, where &tame
bee net prevent.

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MOORING CHAINS WANTED.
'THE SPECIAL COMMIT I'EE of THAMES
-a- NAVIGATION wUI meet In the Council Chamber of the
Guildhall of the City of London, os Wednesday, the 3Mb day
of October, lot I, at Twelve &Clock at Noon, to receive Pro.
pouf, sealed up, from such person or persons as may be wiping
to Contract for the supply of the neci-s%ary Mooring-Chaim,
Swivels, Shackles, and Rings, Intended to be laid down in Gal-
lan's Reach, in the River Thames.
The Particular and Specification for the Contract, and further
information, if necessary, may be had of Mr. James Moutitague,
at the Office of Works, Guildhall; or at the Canal Office,
Black wall. WOOD ItiORPE.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Custom Howe, N:whaven, on We !nada?. the 30th day
of October, 1811, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,
By order of the Honourable Commissioners of his hiajestra
Customs,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry
Lots!'As.
Nine Bales Cotton Wool of superior quality, part damaged, -0
H. HARISON, Collector. •
3.13. STONE, Comptroller. .
N. B. A Deposit of Twenty five per Cent. wall be required as
the tittle of sale.

:TOR BOX IN NORFOLK.
MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RE.IDENCI and FARM
ila NORFOLK, with immediate possession.
10 BE SOLD,
AN ESTATE. comprising a very excellent and
well finished Min.ion-house, with °aces of evety de.
seription, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Shrublierie., Planta•
dons, a napery and Hot-house, 107 Acres of excellent Land.
suitable Farming Building., and from. Cuttagm; the whole suited
for the residence of a Gentleman, and itituate in a beautiful part
of the County of Norfolk, abounding with Game.
For further particulars, apply (if by Ittter, post paid) to Pbster
and Unthank, Attornies, in Norwich; or Mr. Geldard, No. 6,
Gray's Inn-square, London.

FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ES IA.I.ES, EA-a I GRIN-.
sTE ID and HOW; PED KEYNES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GRAN I HAM,
At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, the 30th °roller, 1S1!,
at One u'Clock, in Two Lots, (unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract):
Lot 1. A VERY DESIRABLE ESTATE, part
Freehold and part Copyhold, situate at Lagslrea•l•,
is the parish oLF-ast Grinstea4, and nearly adjoining., westward,
to Kidbrooke Park, and within a short distance of the road from
London to Lewes and Brighton. L• is Ettiate in a cosnyry beaus
sitully varied with htli and dale, aft irding the moo extens4ro
views, extremely well wooded acid watered, with a great plenty
of Game of every description.
The Estate contains three separate Farm-houses, two Cottages,
convenient Barns, and ether Buit.lings, which are advantageously
dispersed ever the Estate, and about :I tl Acres of Land, a great
proportion of which is excellent Meadow; also a valuable and
extensive It.ght of Common on Ash lown Forest.
Lot S. A very desirable Freehold Esai e, situate in the parish
of Horsted Keynes, consisting of a good Farin-house and Build-
ire., and about 84 eteres•of very excilent Land, with a valuable .
Right of Common. This Estate is eligibly situate on a rising
ground, and about three miles from Lagsheath. Bolt Estates a •
v.:copied by the owner, who will give iintned:ate p(PfirbSIOIN.
Printed Particulars may br had at the Au ion Mart, London;
at the principal Inns at Esat.Gritistead,'luuhridge, I .ew es , I t
ton, Cuckfletd, ReAtate, GOdstotte„and Croydon ; of Mr. P n ne„
at Lagsbeath, near Last Grinstead; of Mr. Drummond, Sok,
tor, Croydon (where a Plan may be seen), and of Mr. Grant.
tutus, Croydon.--Mr. Payne will *hew the Estates

CAERNARVONSHIRE LEASEHOLD iiifATE.
At the Cnnrrn and Aiiebor, at l'wllhelli, oat Wednesday, Na••
vember IS, between two and five in the afternean, subject t•
conditions then, to be l'r•Kluerd, untos previously dispcsctl of
by private eontratt, of which due publicity w;11 be given,
'l'l-IE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, called
11 CEFN-MINE, with the Demesne and whirr Lands, :.rareo
and pasture, compria'ng ISO acres or thereabouts, lying all c, m-
pact in the neighbourhood of the ntarket-town of Pwlthellt, and
close to the great road leading from thence to Parthdinllaeu.—
it commands a beautiful and extensive view of Cardigan Bay,
and is surrounded by a variety of scenery, grand and picturesque
in the earrerue.7-I'he Pleasure•geouuds are highly oniamented,
and well sheltered by various and rich Plantations; and th•
House is, In every respect, suitable to the reoidence of a Gentle-
man's Family ; having, belonging to it, a walled Carden, well
stocked with Fruit Trees of the choicest kind ; a double Coach-
house and Stable, detached lirew•house, Laundry, and other
convenient Offices, together with an excellent Cold-bath..
The Es•ate is held under a Lease for the renuindt-r of a term
of SO years, which commenced at Michaelmas 1794, subject to
an annual rent of IS Guineas only; and Immediate possession
will he given to the purchaser.
A Servant in the house is appointed to shew the premiers;
and further Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Pool:,
at Caernarvon, or at their Office, at Pencraig, in Anglesey.
N.B. A sale of the Furniture, Carriage, Horses, Implements
of Husbandry, &c. &c. is tired for Monday and Tuesday th•
ilth and itals of November, and Catalogues will be prepared is
dee time.
WHEN Men of Education and professional ;a
use persevering endeavour* to discover the most safe and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, tke success-
ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Burgeons, hare been induced to make
the cute of the following the object of their particular si tidy. via.
a certain Disorder, frequently con•racted in a moment ot intoxi-
cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by
an Improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de-
bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi-
dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too tiara' un-
happily pursued by the youth of both sexes. in the one causing
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nee-
WHIG diseases, which, if nut timely remedied, terminate in Inv.
potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debilty or
deficiency, whether the consequence of seats baneful habits, or
aristug from any other cause, its wh.ch the powers of the consti-
tution become enteehled, as regularly educated Surgetias ni Lati-
don, they otter a firm, sate, and speedy restoration to sound and
vigorous health.

The result of a long and extensive practice haivenabled theta,
by a suterior method, to remove venereal complaints, b oweeep
Inveterate or complicated, without ribjecting the patient to
the least restramt in diet or exerc:-r ; and In • recut Cases
where an early application is made on discovery of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short space at two days.
rise unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which
has never been known to fail hi one wogle instance in a pt-c-
-dee of 15 years, during which period twiny thousand rerun,'
of both sexes have been cured,'even after severe and Injurious
methods had been pursoed by other Practitioners without effect;„
induces them to thus publi.cly ogsr their advice.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively pro&ssing the cure of them
particular complaints, in order that they ni ,y not be marked by
a mistaken few, with the obloquy sit justly attached to the ipso-
rant empiric, think it but Justice to themselves to sta.e, that they
have been properly educated and initiated into every eranch of
the profession (cer, ilicatn of which, from afferent hospitals, and
testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to con.
pince any inquirer), that the suceess resultins from their crates.
ours first induced them to quit we yracttce tit the general Prat >.
ti .loner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair
ground for the unprecedented confideoce with which they heves
oy the public, been so lilts rally honoured.
Patients in the c.otatry are to state the rarticulara
of their case, age, and nuntler of living, inclining a Wink Nair,
for advice and medicines, and the mune will be lurwacctedto any
part of the knagdona...43ollB and Gr. Semseens, LS, Boavaele.
street, Fires-ureit.

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