Star.
London, England, 1811-04-22 00:00:00

erirrnm die* unCannmon Applause bestowed do the folitswing
Entenaltroonfs, from every part of the Theatre, the Public
are respeclfullyinfornaed they will be repeated every Evening
C this Wert, after which they must be withdrawn to make room
far other Novelties now In preparation.
NEW THEATRE,
TOTTENIIAM-STREET, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD.
THIS present MONDAY, April 22, 1811, and
every Evening this Wielt, Will be presented a New Grand
Melo-Dramatic Romance, taken Lions the Arabian Nights En-
tertain mem a' called
ALI-BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES. -
With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations.
The Piece opens with n View of the Silver Lake, and con-
cludes with a Dance of Fairies.
A Comic Song, Called Theft of Nails, by Mr. Stebbing.
A celebrated Pas SeIJI by Young Jones.
To which will be added, a New. Burletta Interlude, called
QUARTER DAY.
A favourite Song by Miserßanlield.
To conclucre with the last New Comic Pantominw, called
LITTLE REDRIDING-HOOD.
Little Red Riding-Hood, (aftertv•ards Columbine) Mrs. Wybrow.
Doors to be opened at half past Aye, to begin at half past six.
Boxes 9s. Pit Cs. Gallery Is. Second Price half past eight.:--
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Jones, at the Bor
Office, 'fottenham-street,

BULLION QUESTION.
This day was published, pike Is. 6d.
A LETTER to DAVIES GIDDY, Esq. in
ANSWER to his PLAIN STATEMENT of the BUL-
LION QUES LION.—By SAMUEL PANFUL. Esq.
London : Primal for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill ;
and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

OFFICE OF THE CTMEMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF
EXCHEQUER BILLS.
BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in the
Act 51 George In. cap. 15, irnituled " An Act for enabling
" his Majesty to direct the Issue of Exchequer Bills, to a Baked
" amount, for thefput poses and in manner therein mentioned." •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all applications to them
for Loans, under the said Act, are to be addressed to the said
Commissioners, in writing, and sent sealed under cover to their
Secretary, at their Office in the South-Set House, London.
April 8, 8811. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary.

SALES BY AUCTION:
•
By On:ler of the Han. the CommiislOoars Of his Maier y's Customs,
In the Long Room, Cifgotn-house, Liverpool, •
On Wednesday and Thursday, the 44 tb and 43th of A pril, 1 811
At Four o'Clock hi the Afternoon of each Day,
QIJNDRY QUANTITIES of GOODS, cunt
la deemed in the Court.of Esehequer, viz. Wine, Salt, Coffee, ,
're:, Shrub, Rum, Brandi, Tobacco, Tobacco Segurs, Snuff, Pot
Ashes, Suvar, Iron, Tamarinds, Cotton, Wool, Cioversecd, 'rur-
pentinp, Wheat Flour, Mahogany, Cable, COtton Styes, Hand-
kerchiefs, Hairs, Seveing.Silk, Currants, Rosewood, Chocrdate, •
• Cinnamon, Tar, Dyed Callicoes, 011, Sweetmeats, Thread Lace,
Matta, a Paper Machine, Ropes, Clocks, Dials, Linen and Cotten
Stuffs. Madder Roots, Guinea Pepper, Palm Oil, Nankeens, Neu- •
tree Skins, Fus:ic, Horns, Silt and Cotton Ribbons, Boa Wood,
Cane! Reeds, Copier Plates, Shumac, Bottled Porter, Earthen- ,
ware, Tubicco Pipes, Hats, Cordage, Horsehtir, Cocoa, Candles,
Arrow Root, Bark, Feathers, Shoes, Boots, Ginger, Nuts, Staves,
Deals, Spars, Fir Balks, and various mbar species of Timber;
Aso two Open Boats and their Materials. „
The Goods and Boats ray be seen, and Citalegues obtained,ell •
application to H.:Legar, at the Custom-house, on Modßay and I
Tuesday, the 9.8 d and 28d instant, Sod on Wednesday, the s4tla,
previous to the Sale.

BULLION QUESTION.
This day was published, price is. 6d.
AFEW FACTS STATED in•ANSWER to the
REPORT of the BULLION COMMfrrEE, &c. szc.
By AN ANNUITANT.
London : Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. `4.3, Cornhill ;
and 3. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

OBSERVATIONS ON MONEY.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE OF 1
EXCHEQUER BiLLS.
BY Order of the COMMISSIONERS named in
the Act 51 Goo. 111. cap. 15, intituled, "An Act for enabling
" his Majesty to direct the issue of Exchequer Bills, to a llmited
" Amount, for the purpo4a and in manner therein mentioned."
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it will be the general
practice of the Board, whet! Loans not exceeding £lO,OOO are
i applied for, that no Security be received for more than £2,500.
lit Loans exceeding £10,000,n0 Security to be received for more
,than £3,000. .
..,
Applicants for Loans, on the security of Goods, are to state
the nature, quality, and quantity of the Goods. tite amount of
their value at the cwrrent prier; whether the Goals are their own
i
property, or held by them as Consignees, or Factors, and, if tke
latter, what specific interest they have therein, and in what man-
ner they propose to give the entire custody of them to the Board
of Commissioners. WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary.

This day werepublished, price Si. 6d.
OBSERVATIONS on MONEY as the ME-
DIUM-of COMMERCE, chewing the present circulating
Medium of this Country to he defective in those requisites wind&
a Medium of Commerce ought to possess' and pointing out in
what manner the defect may be remedied, with other interest-
ing Observations.
By JAMES CRUICKSIIANK, A.M.
Of Marischill College, Aberdeen.
London : Printed for. J. M. Richardson, No. i 3, Cornhlll ;
and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

All four.

hUtvIEStsET. ,
Op Tuesday, the Beth day of May rest, at the Castle Inn, at .
in the County of Soi4rset, between the boy, 4 •
Four and Seven in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions
as will then be produced,
A LL that capital ESTATE or FARM*, called
31. OAKHAMPFON FARM, situate within the Parish of
Wiveliscombe. in the said County, late the property and resi-
dence of Lacy Yed,Esq. deceased, consisting of a very Is ands:6*
and spaclouis Mansion House, the greatest part of winch has been
very lately built, attached and detached Offices, together wan a
large Garden surrounded with new brick walls, excellent Stabling
for eight or tee Horses Coach-houses and Dog-kenneill, In the
most perfect repair, Orchards, Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Wood Laud, containing altogether about 350 atimeasurod Acres;
the whole well timbered, and lying within a ring fence, forming
one of the most desirable Residences and Estates of its s.se in
the County —There is a Slate Quarry on the Premises capable
of being worked to a great advantige.
Oakhampton is distant one mile and a hail from Wiveliscombe,
four from Wellington, three from. Miiverton, and ten front
Taunton ; all Market Towns, and within an easy distance of the
Sea-Ports of Watchet and Minehead.
The Premises are to be granted by a Freehold Lease from the
Dean and Chapter of Wells, for three Lives of the purchaser's
nomination, under the small yearly reserved Rent of £5. Is. .
For further particulars apply to Messrs. l3roderip, Melliar,
Ind Brodvrip, Solicitors, Wells, Somerset ; or to Baker and Son,
Serveyors Bampton, Devote; and for a view of the Premises to
Ste respective Tenants thereof.

C.APITAL kRI7OIIIS
Must be Drawn en the JUNO'S BIRTH-DAY, as the RATE
LOTTERY will Been and Finish on that Day, June 4, 1811.
The Schein:: contains
4 Prizes of 5C20,000
94 Ditto of - I ,ffto
32 Ditto of - - .500
And ulawiudissif 4poo oter Prizes.
SWIFT and. Co. respectinili inform their Friends
and the Public. that the Tickets and. Shares of the New State
Lottery are selling at their Offices. 1 I_, , No.PoutTRY No. 12,
CMAILIFIEF-CROIS, No. Si, ALDGATE HIGR.STIII6,ET ; where SIX
of the CAPHAL PRIZES in the LA3? STATE Lorre ar were
shared and mkt, besides many others in the late Lotteries.

DISTILLERY BILL. •
. !rids day was published, price Is. 64.
ALETTER to the Right Honourable SPENCER
PEACEVAL, on die Subject of the DISTILLERY BILL;
'hewing that Lill tote most UNJUST and IMPOLITIC, and, among
other things, demonstrating, that NO PART or rut REVENUE 01
111 E KINGDOM is rAto SY WEST-INDIA PLANTERS.
By J. CRUICKSHANK, A.M.
Of Marischal College, Aberdeen.
I Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, opposite the
Royal Exchange.

South-Sea House, April 9, 19 ti.

RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS FROM THE
DISTRESSING CONSEQUENCES OF THE FRENCH
INVASION.
London, l')th April, 181 1.
WE, the undersigned, being of opinion ;.t is highly
desirable a GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION should be en-
tered into for the RELIEF of the UNFOR FUNATE SUF-
FERERS in PORTUGAL, who have been plundered and treated
by the French Armies witlt the most unexampled savage bar-
barity, do request you will convene a Meeting of all Persons
dis-
pneed to forward the humane object of affording assistance to that
brave and loyal People.
To John Whitmore, Esq.
Charles I.yne, Robert M'Kerrell,
Jacob Bosanquet, Geo. Hatboro,
Bretton Long, John Hatt Noble,
C. Dias Santos, John Coltstnan,
Thomas Halifax, Richard Carr Glynn,
Cornelius Boller, Hugh Inglis,
Robert William Newman, John Bowden,
Joseph White, James Warre,
L. R. De Sa„ Charles Dixon.
John Pearse, Joseph Venzeller,
William Manning, John William Buckle,
J. P. Anderdon, J. J. D. De Curvalho,
M. R. Guimaraens, John Turnbull,
1. C. Lorena.
in consequence of the above Requisition, I do hereby convene
a Meeting to be held at the Cry of Loudon 'Tavern, Birhopsgate-
strc-t, on Wecoevlay, the 2ith instant, at Onio'Cloek precisely.
19th April, 1811. RAHN .witirmeßE.

This day were published,
Embellished with a Map of the Environs of Cadiz, and me*.
Engravings, in demy 4to. £9. 3s. or royal £4. 41.
TRAVELS in the SOUTH of SPAIN. By
WILLIAM JACOB, Esq. M. 2f. F. R. S.
Printed for William Millar, Albemarle-street ; and Johnson
and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

REGENCY LOTTERY.
CARROL and. Co. No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near
RAvniona.PiAez, respectfully recommend the Scheme of
the New State Lottern Containing 60 Capital Prizes. being 16
more in the fast Lottery. Tickets and Shares are Sethug in
great variety, at Altar above obLestablithed Office.
SCHEME.
4 ... Prises. of ... £20,000 ... are ... £90,000
24 .." ... • ... 1020 ............ 24,000
32 . " " 5OO . 16,000
50
25
1000 r 2O . .......
.20,000
2000 .

On Saturday will be published,
By Stockdale, Junior, No. !l, Pall-Mall,
OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE
of our CIARENCY.—By the Earl of Rosse.
Also, on the same Subject,
Mr. Perceval Observations, price 55.64:
Mr. Chiliner's Considerations, Os. 64.
Mr. Jasper Atkinion's Letter, 3s. 6d.

This day were published, in 2 Vols. Sem price XI. I Is.
PROPOSALS, with the MEASURES and PLAN
detailed, for, ARC 11FYING PUI3I.IC AFFAIRS and
PRIVATE GRIEVANCES, and instituting the Happy, and
Divine Order of Thing. in:ended for Mankind ; or a self-evident
Practical System of• Political, Individual, and Commercial In-
terests, whereby the greatness and fe"eity of the British Empire
may he consummated at present, and rendered permanently
secure.-13y GEORGE EDWARDS, Esq. M.D.
Author of the !Monte, or Prol;erty Tax.
Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly..

SOM EASE rsmi R E.
VALUABI.E MANOR, COLLIERIES, FARMS and INN.
To be SOLD by AtIC VIDN, by M•... PEYTON,
At the Red Hart Inn, at Clutton (Midway between Bristol and
Well.), on Tuesday the ink day of May, 1811, at Three
o'Clock in the Afternoon, in [Atli,
I'HE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR of
PAULTON, with the valuable and predittdve Coal Mines
in fell work under the same, and the totreral Cupyholds, Courts,
Rights and. Privileges belonging thereto.
The capita' Inn, called the RED LION, in fu:l btwinew,
situate in the Village of Paulton. Two substantial Farm-homes
and Homesteads • sundry Cottage., and upward. of 550 Acres of
most excellent Arable, Meaiiew, and Pasture Land. The prin-
cipal part let to respectable Tenants at Will. 'The remainder
on Lease.
Printed particulars may be had 91 day. previous to Sale, at the
White Lion, Bath; White Hut, liti,:o1; Swam; Wells; Bell,
Hart, Chippechant ; at the Red Lion,
-• Paul-
*o Place of Sale; and at Mr.
• •- LitnAnn_

20,000 Tickeis. X 200,000
The Tickets are Numbered from No. 1 to No. 20,000 Inclusive,
All to he Drawn en the KlNG's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE the 46.
In the last State I ottcny, No. 1,812, a Plize of Ati,ooo, was
sold in One Quarter, two Eighths, mid Eight Sixteenths ; No.
6,315, a Prise a 430;000, and Nci. 12,103, a Prize of £lO,OOO,
wzze likesiispgld iq Stutre,!b7 CA KROLL and Co.

, .TO E.4.85T, for One 'or more Years,
BATH* HOTEL. TAVERN, and.OOE-
TH.PEE-HOUSE, as'Poatoneta.o, within three m7les of
Edinbargh:
A. Society of Oentlenten connected with Portobello, in order
to complete the Portobello Bath.Esiablishment, Gave pozehased
two new elegant Lodgings, in Bath-enter, Which they ar fitting
up as a Hutel, TaverniandOuileonkluase:amstreetints, whWhe
yearly increasing number of Visitors from all parts of &Pitted
Kingdom has rendered necessary. Sufficient Stabling and Coach-
house' will be provided; and, if required, a Billiard-room will
be added.
The Premiss a will be rallyfor possession at or about Whit-
sunday first ; and will be let to a resrectable Tavern-keeper, or
other capable Person, on reasonable terms, .and for such a num-
ber of years as can :be agreed on.. The tenant
,will meet with
every encouragement from the Proprietors, and others connected
wi:h Portobello.
The Lodgings wilt be shown by J. Nigher, Keeper of the
Baths; and Mr. Whyte, 52' York Place, Edinburgh, will thew
the Plan of Alterations,,andlmprovements, and give other infor-
formation to those who are disposed to coffer for the premises.

Tltli day was published, in One Volume two. price its. boards,
A CALM INQUIRY into the SCRIPTURE
DOC KRINE concerning the Person of C R ; includ-
ing a brief lteview of the Controversy between Dr. Horsley and
Dr. Priestley, and a Summery of thevariousOgininns entertained

RELIEF OF THE LOUTISH PRISONERS
1:r FRANCE. •
'THE COMMITTEE heg to. state, that there are
, Atptcesnt npwart of 0,000 Btiti,h Priioners in the dire-
rent Prisons of Franca, fl'w the most part in great distress; and
that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their cut-
feeings, in some degree by awisting them with articles of Cloath-
ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the
most in need of.
They further beg leave to state, that they have secured a safe
Conveyance for such Sums as are remitted to France for the Use
' of the Prisoners.

Minister of the Chapel in Ewa. trees.
Printed for Joseph Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Churiehttirard.
• Where may be had, -
All the other Publications of the ume Author.

where plans may be seen.

This day were published, in one volume bvo, price 9s. boards,
ENIARILS on the VERSION of the NEW TES•
TAMEDIT, latel, edited by the Ur.i.tariatts; with the
Title of " an improved Version upon the ba.,is of Archbishop
Newcome's new '1 ranslarion; with a corrected Text, and Ntit,es
critical and explanatory ; London 1908 ;" being. a dispasslo::ate
Appeal to Christians of various denominations, -on some of the'
AN hod-most generally received doctrines of the
By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, M. A.
Bettor of Biddenden, Kent ; Author of the Barupou Lecture
scrum-mg tut 1805, &c. &c. •
Printed-for Cadellind W. Davies, Strand.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
TO CAPITALISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND FARMERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. PEYTON,
At the Rant Inn, Newmarket, on Wednesday, the Bth day of
May 181), at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,
THE highly Desirable and n:ost Valuable FREE-.
HOLD ESTATES, in the following lots, part of them
Tithe-free :
Lot 1. The Manor of Shudy Camps, abounding with Game,
and a most improveable Freehold Estate, consistirit of a revect-
able Form House, and,proper Offices, and Acres of enclosed
and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the pos.
session of Mr. Ewen, and also 12 Acres of thriving Wax! Laud
in hand.
Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
nearly adjoining the list Lot, containing 39A. SSP. is the posers.
sion of Mr. E. D. Wedge.
Let 3. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very compact Estate,
consisting of a convenient Farm House, with proper Offices ate
taehed, and 646 Acres of convertible Aiatile and Dawn Lana
(Take Free) in the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mr&
Strand.
Lot 4. The Manor of Sreffhanirwith a most valuable Estate,
consisting of a respectable Farm House and Offices, and 206
Acres of niost fertile Arable. Meadow, Pasture, and Pen Land
(Tithe Free) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Cmarnbers.
Lot S. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell,
containing 136 A. IRi (part of which it Pield Metsvred with va-
luable rights of common belonging thereto, in the tenure of Mr.:*
Wm. Shelverton.
Let 6. The very valuable Manors of Tlittoft and Dunninghlas,
with the Courts, quit rents (antounting to upwards Of £22 pet
Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable rights and perquititekbo-
s,
longing to the said Manors.
Lot 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields pf Bowe%
containing 136 A. SR. (pert geekirA is Field Miwerre) with va-
luable rights of common belonging thereto, in the Tenure of Mr.
Jonathan Cesburni
Lot 8. A most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, corn-
prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Offices' and
574 Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lind, of
prime quality, principally enclosed, with thi greet hid snail Tithe,
Merlin thereto, in the occupation of Mr. John Martin.
Lot 9. The Recttry Impropriate of the Parish of Wicker, with
the right of presentation to the perpetual Curacy thereof, with
the most valuable tithes, great and small, of the did parish (Lot
and shout 270 Acre. of Land excepted) over trearly 2300 Acres
of prime Land, principally Arable, and also a very compact and
1 ;lac Estate,ealled Upware farm, comprising a most respectable ,
Farm House and Offices, and 143 Acres of old enclosed Ground,.
of prime quality, and 25 Acres of open Land, lying In the fields
of Upware and Wickets, in the Tenure of Mr. John Cooper.
Lot 10. In Soffblk. The Manor of Gateley Rectory, with the
Rectory Impropriate of the Parish of Gazeley, and the Rectorial
'tithes thereof, extending over upwards of 5700 Acres of enclosed
and -k Field Land, with a very compact , desitabk Estate,
of " " House

-.-
Amount advertised - - .esB,elo9 12 6
Subscriptions since received t
1..0rd Yarborough - - 10 0 0
Mr's. Green, of Lee ' . - V 0 0
John Horaby, Esq. - - ' 6 0 9
Bolden Church, Durham, per Rev. J. Brewster, Rector s $ s
liariepool Church, Durham, per the Rev. W. Wilson 8 /I 0
Trneman, lianbury, and Co. - - 10 10 0
'rebury Chareh, per Wood and Co. - 18 0. 0
Receipts of an Assembly at Louth, Lincolnilsire, per
Dr. Orme - - - 8 5 0
Parish Church of Knutsford, Cheshire, per Dr. Grey 24 10 10
Collection ar St. Peter's Church, Colchester, per the
_ _ _ .

siTuAmoN6,
CLERKS, Warehousemen, Foremen, Travellers,
Assiitants to Shops, Medical Mtn, the Law, and Acide;
tiles, Stewards; Ilailiffi, Giunekeepers, Gardeners, young Men
wanting various other Situations, Persons wanting Partners or
Partnerships; Clergymen wanting Curates nr, Curacles, are ac-
quainted by the Frnpriators of the Intelligence Office, No, 111,
Hatton Garden, that from the nutitber of vacancies that are daily
registered at their °free by Merchants, Tradesmen, &c. each
applicant has .every opportunity of,meeting the object he mgy be
qualified to fill.—Office Hours Eleven to /krt..

. ,
• ' NEW Es I'ABLIMINLEN I',
Under the Patronage of his Rofilliightiesi the Doke of Rent.
ENGLISH AND-FOREIGN CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Lt icester?plaee, two doors from Leicester-square.
NL. PAINNIER humbly begs leave to tatorm the
• NobilitTfGentry, and the Public at large, that his Library
is condticted in the most liberal manner, and on vary reasanabie
terms. The Subscribers are constantly supplied with Books of
all kinds of Literature, either English a French, and.providod
with every new Publication of any merit,a3 scot' .ui published or
imported.—For further particulars, please to apply to the Library,
where Cards of Ternireand Catalogues may be had.
N. B. Respectable Schools of both Sexes, and genteel Families,
supplied gratis with Professltmal Masters of tried ability, either
for teaching Languages or any other Liberal Art,.

Rev. Mr. Bull - - . 43 11 3
Great lighted, per the Rev. Shaw King . 5 7 0
Northumberland Lodge of Odd Fellows Colchester 1 1 0
' At Warbeys Hunts, prr the Rev. Robert Fowler 10 14. 0
Lieutenant John Ray, Portsmouth - 1 0 0
Parish of ickleferd, hints, per the Rev. J. Owen 9 8 8
Parish of Perton, per Dittu - - - 4 0 0
Rev. J. Pamirs. Hitehin Church - - 10 2 1
1. M. Pierson, Hitchin - - 5 0 0
J. Crabb, Ditto - - - 5 0 0
T. Hughes, Ditto - - 5 0 0
Smyth Churchill, Ditto - - 2 2 •
Joseph Eaell, Ditto - 1 1 a
Subicsiptirms made et the Parish of %Vestdown, per
the Rev. Mr. Main - 4 7 6
Kingthy Duneomhe, Esq. - - 10 10 0
Rev. Dr. Luffrell Wynne - S 5 0
Mts. S. - - - • . 1 0 0
Rev. S. Slade - - - - ' 1 1 0
i A Poor Man's Mite - - - 1 1 0
Lady H. Talbot - - - 2 0 0
The Mite of an Old Soldier - - 1 0 •
Nan Francis Antos, Gosport - - 5 O" 0
Parish Church of Stoke Fleming, Devon, on the Fa:t-
Oay, per the Rev. Wm. Manley 4 13 0
.
I weolborougit Parish. Devon
harmonic Society, Newton Abbott - - 18 13 0
2 12 0
Subscriptions received at Lloyd's Coffee-house; and by all the
1 ilankong-houses in the United Klogdoon.
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
1.. • ). 3. Georgaryand, I.4lmbard-street.

• IlkikAP I.INAJII-I.ALAPERY,
At the New Shop, No.llo, Oxford-street, opposite ATTIC-street.
SEVEN' Hundred.Pireet India Sheets, three laids
wide, one breadth, equal to Russia, at 20a. per pdi ; ail kinds
of Sheeting psnicallarly cheap ; It ish.l.inen, Table Clutha, Dia-
per, Cotton ; Damask, at 2..11d. per yard xsoo' plats rents
from 12d. to lid. and 20d. per ylid,the. best made ; 740 pieces
ell-wide Towels; Prints, its, the full-dress; 420 Ginghams. Ss. per
dress; best ell-wide, Ce.; ssn pieces yard and a Ulf wide Lam-
brie Muslin, ltd. per yard; very good at 20d. and 22d.; 205
pieces Iseonet, 14.1. 20c1. 221. and Cs. 6d. ; beautifully fine
striped Muslin, 21J. worth ei. ed.; Loo Wove Dresses' ant!
Worked :robes, for les. 64. worked 245.; good Furniture Dimi-
ty, 12d. per yard, best made 164. to Isd. ; 904 pieces of Inaba
large Cloth, for Shining. The greatest a . unhand of Shawls and'
Scarfs in London ; wove Shawls, Ss. &I. 7sa 4d. anti 10s. the beet
made, worth 205...- wove silk 225. selling for three guineas and a
half; 400 prints Silk, 12s. worth 243.; dtteo, Cotton, large; 58.5 d.
orth-T9L 041.- All kinds of Goods very cheap at ibis Shop. aDi
nothing warranted, unless good.
TRANSFER TO AMERICA. • ' •
THE astonishing success attending his hinnble
en-
deavours to promote the bappir.ess of mankind, in' Great
Xritaln, has induced Doctor CAVALI.O to sell his right and in-
terest in his ELECTRIC GIRDLE to a perstrnsge of distinction
resident in America, that its utility may he also diffused to the
afflicted in other parts of the Globe, on the following terms:—
let. That from the Bth day of May in the present year, tail
Doctor C. shall resign and transfer, to the purchaser, his entire
Secret, and Interest in," Doctor Cavallo's Electric Girdle"—ez-
tepting---2d. That Dr. C. shall still retain the privilege of keep.;
ing Sic Electric Girdles for the use of bis private *dents in
London. •
Doctor CAVALIA therefore, respectfully submits to

Just published, ins Vols. l2mo. price les. tki..•
MONTALVA ; or, Annab of Guilt. A Tale.
By Mrs. A. tiAmturom,
• Author of Ile Irishman in London, &e. &e.
*-••-•• The image of a wicked, heinouefault
show n
the
mood o s m ub
his eye; that close aspect of
basest
fhis„ p..
Mead for and sold by L. Pannier, at his English and Fo-
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ESTATES IN THE COUIsi CY OF DONEGAL!, IRELAND,
MO BE PE REM' fORILY RE-SOLD, in Eight
-a- Lots, pursuant to certain. Orders of the High Court of
Chancery in England, made in certain Causes,intituled" Downes
II.1.1111MAIi" (the fast of which Orders was made with the con-
sent of the Marquis of Doneeall, who has consented and agreed
to coacur in such Ro-sale, and to join in the Conveyances to the
Purchasers), cert. in LANDR, HEREDITAMENTS, and PRE-

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affileted, thit all ecc:ers for the GIRDLE will he executed at the . -- e- , _._____
~ - . consisting of a most respectable Farin and convenient Of.
present price (Es) .1".1 the 7th of Marincluinve, after which, no excite some degree ef !menu Amenvt the Amateurs oethe Frcuch -MISF.:;, comprised in the Manors of . BONCRANAGH and
ELOG es, in the county of timers% in the of Ireland,
. . - Kingdom Sees, and 184 Acres pf enclOsed and open Field Land of good
order whatever can Le received ; and 'Lis terms (Jr prieite Pa- Language. .quality, in the occupation of Mt. D. E. Wedge.
tienti, who must reside in I.ondon, after that date, will be fifty ' part of the Estates of the said Marquis of Donegall, and Containing
in the 23,000 Acres, or thereabouts, for an unexpired
- 'ls he above Manors and Estates abound with Oame, and are
Just pubfished,'price 9s. on Card Paper, Paper, and 13.. Sd. on Rollers
whole _
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teed 400, of whielt eumberl 38 bad been afflicted upwards of
A NEW and' Splendid Historical and Biographical
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40 years. -'on Friday, the 44th day of May, 181 L, at One &Clock in the '1 here are most respectable Tenants on the several Estates, who
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Afternoon sabjeet to thheeeonditionsexpresficm P are under notice to quit at Michaelmas neat, and who will thew
DEBILITY—Seven hundred persona have been rescued from'
Conquest to the present tlnte.—By WILLIAM TICKEN, d in the rioted
the most inveterate stages of the melancholycatalogue of local,
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Author of the Historical Chart oi, the Reign of George the Third. map . had (gratis) at the. said aster's Cham-
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lids Chart, which is as much for the use of Gentlemen's Li-qeecifications may be obtained twenty-one days before the gale,
applief,tion ot the Girdld alone, vettliout nodicine of any kind.-
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