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London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL
_29, 1816.

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY

AMONGST THE JEWS.
rHE TWO ANNIVERSARY SERMONS will
JIL be Preached as follows:—The first on Thursday Evening,
the 2d of May, at the Parish*Church of St. Bride's, Fleet•street,
by the Hen. and Rev. Gerard Noel, M.A. Service to begin at a
quarter before seven o'clock.
The second on Friday Morning, May the Sd, at the Parish
Church of St. Ann's, Soho, by the Rev. Daniel Wilson M.A.
Minister of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row. Service to begin at
balf•past ten o'clock.
' The Annual Meeting will be beld after Divine Service, on the
same day, at the Freemason's Hall. Great Queen-street. The
Chair to be taken at two o'clock precisely. Accominodations will
be provided fur Ladles, who will be admitted by Tickets.
11ASIL WOODD.' M.A.
C. S. HAWTREY, M.A. Secretaries.
D. RUELL,
Society House, Spitalfields, April 25, 1815.

RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT. .
TO BE LEI', from the Ist of June, by the. Week, at 2S Guineas
Per Week, or for Six months certain, for £5OO,
..ALNEW HOUSE, completely FURNISHED,
and siteated in the centre of a Pleasure Ground, which is
terminated by a Terrace of some extent, commanding an unin-
terrupted view of Spithead, St. Helen's, and Cowes. Adjoinirg
the Pleasure-ground there is a small Kitchen Garden, well
stocked. The House consists of an excellent Dining-room,
Drawing-room of the same 4imensions, Gentleman's small Study,
six best Bed-rooms, two Dressing-rooms, and nine Servants' Bed•.
The Offices are good, and there Is Stabling for six Horses, and
double Coach-houses. _ _ _

For other particulars apply to Messrs. Elliot and Co. Uphol-
viers, Bond-street; and to Mr. Williams;• Library, ktyde, Isle

of Wight.

iNvEsrmENT.—SOUTH WALES.
TO BE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CON IRACT,

AN improving - -- - - - -
FM.EEHOLD ESTATE and
LORDSHIP, comprising nearly One Thousand Acres, a
small Mansion, with Out-buildings on a large scale, Farmhouse
and Offices of every description, the buildings all new ; Cottages
and small Corn Mill, raid a consilerable breadth of young Plan-
tations. Also, a very extensive Prlertyf Leasehold for lives,
renewable by custom, comprising three Manors, about 600 Acres '
of Glebe, and the Rectorial and chief Vicarial Tythes of two ad.
joining Parishes, computed about 12,000 Acres. The whole is
contiguous to the sea, and will be sold together or separate, on
very advantageous terms, and under conditions and securities
unusually satieictory.tor a Purchaser.
Principals may obtain every particular, by addressing* (post
paid) Mr. Mills, Law Atationer, Great Sbire-lane, Carey-street,
Lincoln's Inn. •

This day was published,
Price £3. 135. 6.1. boards,in 1 Vol. ~to. illustrated by Two Maps
and 14 Plates, 13 of which are coloured,
AN
N Account.of the KINGDOM of CAUBUL,
and its Dependencies in Persia, rartary, and India; com-
prising a View of the Afgliaun Nation, and a History of the
Dooraunec Monatchy.
By the Hon. MOUNTSTUARF ELPHINSTONE,
Of the lion. Mitt India Company's Service; Resident at the
, • Court of Pnona ; and late Envoy to the King of Carina. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
noster Row; and John Murray, Albemarle-Street. •

'ilia day was published,
In Elvo. the Second Edition, Price 10s. 6ii. Boards, of
OBSERVATLONS on the NATURE and CURE
of DROPSIES. To which is added an Appendix, contain..
lug SVlNlfiii Cases of Angina Pectoris. with Dissections, &c. &c.
By JOHN BLACKAI.L, M. 1).
Physician to the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and to the Lunatic
Akylum, near Exeter.
Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-Row, 4
" We must cloie this article, by recommending a careful pe-
rusal of Dr. Blackhall's work to all those who are interested In
the improvement of their professioo, and who are desirous of
sabring information on a subject which is not only of great im-
portance, but which is involved in considerable obscurity."—
Monthly Review, 1814.

This day was published, . . .
In. Four Volumes, 12mo. price 2.5. boards, dedicated with per-
mission to the Right Hun. Lady Combermere, • 4
OWEN CAS I:LE ; or, WHICH IS THE HEROINE?
A Hoven.
By MARY ANN SULLIVAN, . . .
Late of the Theatres Royal, Norwich, Liverpool, Birmingham,
Manchester, Ike.
London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta.
t ionvri-court , Ludgate-st reet.
Also just published,
fORTITUDIC ; or Euphentia. 13y B. Taylor, Esq. two volumgs
12:no. 10.;. 6d. boards. .

Just published, and sold by Messrs. CLAaaE and SONS, Portu-
gal-street, price Hs. tid.
APLAN for a COUNTY PROVIDENT BANK.
With Observations upon the Provident Institutions already
established.
By EDWARD CHILI •TIAN, of Gray's lon, 41q.
Barristxr, Professor of the Laws of England, &c.
Lately published, by the same Author;
The Origin, Progress, and present Practice, &c. of tie Bank-
rupt Laws, 2 vols. in boards, price £1 14e.
• In the course of the ensuing Term, will be t üblished, .
Practical Instructions for Suing Out and Prosecuting a Com-
mission of Bankrupt with the
(best Modern Precedents and. a
Digest of Supplemental Cases.
_ .

HOOPER'S EXAMINATIONS, NEW EDITION.
This day were published, in a neat Pocket Volume, price se. ed.
EXAMINATIONS in ANATOMY, PHYSIO-
LOGY, PRACTICE of PHYSIC, SURGERY, MATE.
RIA MEDICA, CHEWS rRy, and PHARMACY; fur the
Use of Students.
By RO BERT HOOPER, M. D.
Third Edition, greatly enlarged and improved.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; John
Callow ; T. and G. Underwood, SS, Beet-street, Lyndon; T.
Bryce and Co.and D. -Brown, Edinburgh.
By the same Author,
The Anatomist's Vade-Mecum, new Edition, 91. .
The Physician's Vade-Mecum, new Edition, 71.
The Surgeon's -Vade•lVlecum, new Edition, with Plates, es.
Quincy's Medical Lexicon, new Edition, one thick Volume,
Bvo. 18s.

A NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS, BY BISHOP
HORSLEY.
Tbis day were published, in Bro. price los. ed. boards, •
VINE SERMONS on the NATURE of the
L EVIDENCE by which the. Fact of our Loan's Resur.
rection is established; endow various other Subjects. To Which'
is prefixed, a Dissertation cut the Prophecies of the Messiah oils-'
pursed among the Heathen.
By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LL.D F. R.S. F. A. S.
. Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row; and F. C as:d I. [Winston, St. Paul's Churdt. yard.
Also just published, by the same Author,
1. A Translation of the Psalms of David; with' NOM In S
vols. evo. price Li. t ft. boards.
2. Sermons, In S vols. Imo. price al. '7e.
" Ordinary reader. (moderately conversant with the Bible,
and with the theory and prudes ci their religion) may derive'
more advantage froth these discourses than from any volumes of
' Sermons which have issued from the press for the lust fifty
years."—Edinburgh Review.
" We have indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that coil salt'
Seances have issued fresco the British press since the 'Oedema-
meat of our ositicat labours.—adtisb Critic.

This day was published, in S Vets. Bvo. price .ei 7s.
IERMONS on various Subjects. By A. HEWAT,
D. D.London : Printed for Cada and Davies; and T.
. Underwood,.lll, Flest-strret.

This day was published, in one vol. See. the Second Edition, 1
Price 12s. boards, of
PAtIL'S LETTERS to his KINSFOLK; being
a Series of Letters from Cie Continent.
• Printed by James Ballantyne and Cu. for Longman, Hurst
Rees, Orate sad Brown, and J. Murray, Loudon; and COO*
stable and Ca. Edinburgh.

-JUNIUS, A LATE' PRIME MINISTER.
• This;day ws pubUibed, ittttvo. price Si. In boards,
LETTERS to a NOBLEMAN, proving a late
PRIME MINISTER to have been JUNIUS. and develop-
log tlgi Secret Motives which induced him to write under that
and Other signatures; with a Appendix, containing a celebrated
case published by Ahnon in 1788.
Printed for Longni;n, Hunt, Rees, Ormerand Brown, Pater-
noster:row.

This day were published, price 2s. 6d.
LETTERS on the present State of the AGRI.
CULTURAL INTERESI*, addressed to CHARLES
FORBES, Esq. M. P.
By the Rev. Dr. CROMINE, L.L.D. •
Published by R. Hunter (Successor to Mr. John Ann), St. paura
Church yard.

On the Ist May will be published, in one v 01.421119.
EVE RY.DA Y, CH R ISTIAN LT v. By the Au-
thin. of R sionkt &e.
" If Jesus be Christ, let us be Christians! Christians not only
in name and outward profess's°, in spenuittion of opinion; but.
in very deed and reality, in our hearts and affections, in oil our
coover,atton and practece."—Bs RROW.
Printed for Henry Colburn, 50, Condult-street.

This day was published,
Very neatly printed in 8s o. with Fac-Similes of the MSS,.
Price 9s boards,
NTULLIT CICERONIS SEX ORA'rIO-
• NUM Frigmenta bredita cum Commeatariis Antiquis
item ineditis invenie recenituit notis illustravit ANGELUS
MAIUS Bibliotheca Ambrosittue a Linguis Orientalibus.
Itnpressum mectiolai,ii 1814: Dentin impressum Londini 1816,
Impensis 1. Mawman.

Tbis day was published, price es.
AN IMPARTIAL EXAMINATION of the
INSOLVEN DEBTORS' BILL • pointing out the gross
Frauds and Abbses practised under it, and suggesting a practica-
ble and efficacious Plan for their removal.
By A. R. WARRAND.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-tbw.

- 'Phis day, were published, price Si.
iLLUSTRATIONS of the DIVINE GOVERN-
MENT ; tending to chew that every thing is under the
Direction of INiINI ra Wisoou and Goontass, and wUI ter-
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By THOMAS' SOU FIiWOOD Shell I.H.
With an.Appeudix, containing a Complete List of Writers on
Universal Restoratlols.
kink( by Sherwood &nee°. Paternoorr-row; F.aton, Hol-
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NOVELS.

This day were pishlished,
1. TTNCLE TWEAZY aid his QUIZZICAL
‘,..) NEIGHBOURS, a Comi-Satiric Novel, by the author
•of the 0 ISARVAId E PEDESTRIAN, Ste. in 3 cub. wino. I.a.
boards.
2. The Matron of Erin, a National Tale, in 3 vols. duodecimo,
tits. !Wards.
3. Love, Rashness, and Revenge.; or, Tales of Three Passions.
By Rippin Porter, Esq. in Y velf. 12mo. les. 6d. boards.
London ; Printed for W. Sirupkin and R,bilarshall,Stationers
Court, Ludgate-street.

ADVENTURES OF QUI Hit 1,1 HINDOSTAN.
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In Royal. Octavo, embellit.hed with Twenty-eight Engravings by
RowLANosoN, coloured, price 451. extra hoards.
THE GRAND MASTER; or, ADVF.STURES OF
.401 Hl?, IN littsncrslArt. A Hudibrastic Poem, in Eight
Cantoi.—By QUIZ. illustrated with Engravings, by Row-
London : Primed by Thomas.Tegg, No. 11 l, Cheapside ; C.
Claapple, ; and 'Atli' had pf all Booksellers.
%I' This is a csirtinis end'ainghlar WririC; only two copies were
knoirn to be In England, one of which being lost, a Reward of
Easy Guineas was lately offered for its recovery.

tido day were
In One Thick Vol. Ova. price 12$. is boards.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS on the EFFECTS
of a PECULIAR REGIMEN in:cases ex Cancer, Scro-
fula, Consumption, Asthma, and othea Chronic Diseases.
By WILLIAM LAMOWM.D.
Fellow of the Royal College of •Physiogins.
Printed•for J. Mawman: 39; tildrftWeet.

Of whom may be had, by .the.same-
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SECOND "'EDITION.
•
This day was publiehedmrice. 3s. bound, •
A. GRAMMAR of tle LATIN-TONGUE, for
the Use of Schools.
By J. JONES., Author of the Greek Grammar.
Printed for J. Maerrnan; 39, Lutigate-street.
" While Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro in the rules of the Latin
Tongue, he eaplains the. principles on which they are formed,
and at every step relieves the usual dryness of grammatical in-
struction by the philosophical manner in which he treats the sub-
ject. His. claim to novelty is nik unfounded, and the labour
which jw has kmployed in order to abridge the toil, and smooth
the path of the learner, ought not to be passed ever without some
acknowledgment,"•Ecc. &e.—Monthly Review fur May, 1811.
Of J. MainnaO may also be had, by the same Author,
A Latin and English Vocabulary, 12mo. price se. bound.

Lately published,
By J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-
greet, Soho, price 2s, 6d. the Second Edition, with Additions,
lIINTS for the RECOVERY aop PRESER-
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S. Dsubedton's Observations on Indigestion. The Fourth
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ripleorth. To which itannexed, the Doctor's Decade. By FA-
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NAFT-OFFICE, April 20, 1816.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS.
lONERS of hit MAJASTra NAVY,Joherebygive Mike,
That on THURSDAY, the 241 of May next, at One &Clock,
they will be ready rcireceive Tenders in writing from such res:•
sons aimay be willing to purchase any one or more of his )4a.
jesty's Ships or Vessels hereunder mentioned, with their Stores,
as per Inventory, and which are lying at the Yards against tko
same expressed, viz.

Burihrts.
Paulina Brie 2e7 :Pons
Sparrow Brig 284
Wizard Brig 283
Erni•st Gun brig I 82
D.-xteit.us Gun brig 180
Virago Gun-brig 181
Canso Schooner it2S
Prospero Brig 251
Pincher Cun-brig 1841
Sharrillooter Do. 118
Cheerful Cutter IST • •
liacriesn, 64 guns 1,324.
Sheidrake Brig 985
Draws Brig 284
I.atona 3 guns 9'44
Quebec, 32 guns 71x0
PerfOloS wishing to view the Ships and Vessels must apply to
die Commissioners of the Yards for mitts of admission for that
purpose.
No Tender trill he reechoed after see o'clock, car the day of treaty,
.or any waited, Welts: Ike party, sr aw agent fee hies,eitteadh

Where lying.

'At D-ptrord.

M Woolwkb.

At Chatham...
• •

At Shnernese.

EXCHEWIER BILL 01'1;10g,
,April £7, 1816.
TO B 4 PAIL) OFF.
AU Exchequer Bills dated in* MiAthtof April an 4 May, 1615,
0
. sitpplio ei 5, 212,599,000 . . 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 4.
• ' • •
.. On Aids, 1815, ~.. - . 58:Geo. 11.1, cap, s;#
THE, LQADS COMMISSIONERS rf7.lH3 MA.
JESTOrß.E4siper,hdrvime given Direetionsfor ?gip: 0.1
the Principe/of Ile ;love gawk..id. 4?"bry,mer Bilk. ,viicshe latere,*
due therein, at 'the Rachel-tier Bill Office, in the iteeeip of Eicheliarr,
New Palace rard; Weamiiiiter, on Welly, Car, the 15th. day if
May, 1b 16, attendance • wile be- given daily (Sandays and-Wok►
days excepted) until and -inclining Fiiday, the Nth :May , frowns
o'Clocb m the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for.the palm:elf
I receiving the same; a:44**r the greater ItTarch,the bearers of the said
Bills are desired to plus ear destri lion of Bills in separate Lists,
(which are to. be attained at this 0 re) classing' Sheni in Dee order of
"p
their respestivedates,such as aye or the same amotentafting numerically
arranged, amispseifing the pilerapal Smear and Inkretpd# thermos
computed Troia, bat eieZding the 6.p.m Which they arg respedivd,
dated, •to the said 15th day of May 'inclusive, whole the Isiteyesi
will cease; and-the said Bearers (king Holders or not) ore inifiSpdmilly
required to indorse each. Bill with i#sir wind signatures; and to .writt
their Nawes and Beside lot the bottom of each eeparate List ; and
they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer B:11 Offer for par
meat, and to receive the ne443;115, and give the Receipts for the rpm
Ifvsny of the holdere (.1 the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of radicles
Payment of the Principal and interest, previous to the said 15th day
of May, they • may be accommodated, 'on computing the !Interest to
the day on which they wish, to be paid;and leaving the said 3116 fre
examination we Jay prior thereto. •
Such Persons as may be desirous of having new..Escelteguer Bilk lea
whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upin narking 'gni, 'Bills,
and onentimiug the amount at ithe lotone of their Liar, delivered ott or
before Friday, the 16th May, may be accommodated with new Bills,
payable to ........•-•-••• or Order, carrying yrs jnierest of Three..
pewee Farthing by the day, on eroiry: One Hundred rowels, ;alias
said New Bas. will bear 'Zile Me said 15th day of May, ail
17,iu .I,....Ammeed, 'together with the latedit due to 'rester( Ire
Bilk ealfaired -ti be exchanged, on Thursday, -.the. 16th day cf ay,
and thrpatving. Days. ."1.
The: Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, aodinadyr.y.
ablivit...------.---.., or Order, as above meationedeluay be
eitl.enranierred by endorsement; or will be pald to the Bearer
it the Blank shalt not lie tilled up.
N.B. All, Exchequer Bills, dated prinr to April, 1815, have
been adveitiseelo be paid 0E; and the Interest thereon bas
ceased. :

BY HIS NIMES l'lnrit.OY AL LET MKS PATENT.
•
MILLARd'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLoTIT•
THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public; are re.
spectfully Informed by Use Pateritee, the above Cloth ii sold
genuine, duly stamped, at his Warehouses, No. 16, Cittapside.
and at no other house whatever, wholesale, in entire eases for
Exportation, and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at Sc.
2,.6d. Ss. Ss. 6d. Is. 4s. td. and Ss. 6d. per yard, its peculiar
economy, and singular cond:sciveness. to health, preventing
the ill-effects wising from sudden transitions from heat to cold
after esercise, and never imbibing the danip atmoipliere
in any climate, renders it an article mos: desirable to every indi.
vidual. It is adapted to all the pUrposes of family use hir Shirt-
ing Children's wear, and for Sheeting,• the Pieces fcir which both
s.4ths, and 6-4/ht, contain from two to four pair each, and sue.
pass every other kind for economy; beauty and pleasantnesi of
wear. Orders from the country receive every attention. Ihe White
Chinni, for Ladies' dress and Childrens wear, may be obtained
as above, in pieces from Two to Four Guineas each, containing
from three to tour dresses. •

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