I 4 MIA 1011'01.ITAN 11AZAMt. TILE Persons who have uttitchel thctorAves to the above Establishment, ctfully return thanks to their itdividtial fri. nits and the public, who have kn ly and 1 belay listronized dnin tiurina the si.ort period this Institution nal been opsicti ti their insixe von.—They look v :tit confidence from the r,gulatitais to lit strictly ob served in the cundit•ting of this cater live Ducats, tx. tht renicvti of oily prOucites {rout pp w public ninal, that might otlii rani , deirive dicta •of that trip cart whidt their "twat:on estraileis. bonding on ler the l t KIM Of cite times, It ads ilk= to finliut into tla ir fellow-Glutei,* atrAl the Public, by w mut:mm.4lo: of tlidr gumuub patronage. SY, fleet-Stn. tt, July 13. 1816. • SI*.‘BLISHED SIXTEEN YEARS. THE Public arc eeTertfully invited to an ingreetion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SRI RTIN G and SII E ET. ING CLOTH A. now on sale at No. 4. the Soath side of Bloomsbury. square. Thr Cotertne. from the nature of their Establishments here and in Ireland, tar to the community the above articles much attentive and better than t'ley can b • pro u id th:ougli any other Their Linens an He tchal minter their own insioection, without time help of acids; they warrant their durability and colour. and enrage to return the n oney, sh , ulo a fault appear. Country orders faithfully attended to. Agtots : John Mahican, No. 4, Bloomsbury-squat:. I.oLdon ; John Doyle, No. 5I , St. Mary's Abbey. Dublin. Good Bills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland notes, taken or dis eauntotl. EXCELLENT WINES. No. 10, Slemer—street, Snow-hill, and 340. Oxford-street. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WI NE COMPANY have the pleasure to inform the Public, that at their Concerns as above. and by Order to any of their Agents in the Country. may still he had the go:1011e Nil Wines of that favourite Vintav, 11111. The first Quality, w',ich is of the First Import/W.on, 48s. ; the Second lin partatitn, 445. per Doz. Fine Stout New Po.ts, lass. per Pipe. Superior Cape Madeim's, of high Flavour, stout Quallt.„ 345. per Dozen. Sintmlwily site soft flavoured Cape Min tie • Gnive, in li - reach 13.4640. Ass per Dozen. A small Quantity of Genuine On rontac, Seventeen Yale in Bottle, 561. per Dozen ; with tie Finistt Roriz Ports, Molt:ea:a Sherry's, Teneriffe, tstalmvy . 'a, AterelEs, end Champagnes, that can i.e preaueed for Sale, all at theu usual Low Prices. N. B. A small Quantity tif most pattindarly high Savoured Hock, forty Years sold. GRAIs:I) NEW SCHEME. 2 ... of ... £4f1,000---2 of ....1.:30,000 CARROLL, ('ontructor for the present State Lottery, - has the honour of submitting the SCHEME to the Public, trmting it will be found on perusid, to merit their approbation. Thu Lottery will locomen= Drawing the ill!' SEPTEMBER. and a GRAND PRIZE or .4:40,000: MUST 01.: DRAWN Torr. FinsT DAY. ScHEimb . .. ... Prizes of £40,000 3 per ft. Coma. £50,004 30,45* ditto 64000 2 LOW ditto In 10 100 Money Loon t 0 !,rift lo ditto 11,1100 Tickets. In Stock & Money, .£205,7n0 10,:00 will be given in Addition to the First-drown Prize, First Day. isrono to the First-Drawn Prize, S.rond Day. .E3n.nnoior the First-Drawn Prize. Thitsl Day. AV EQVAL 2:1:IVIF,11 OF TICKETS WILL. HE DRAWX EACH DAT. Tickets and Shares arc Selling by CAIIHOLL, Stock-hroker, at his Offices, 7. CORNIIILL. and '.`6, OXFORD-STREET. where Eight Ca pitals were Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery.—\.B. All business h the Public Pundit transacted; and Orders from the Country punc tually executed. TO PARENTS AND INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH. TIOERAL EDUCATION. PINNOCK'S EXPLANATORY AND INTSTUIOnATTTE SYSTEM having been patmnised by Teachers of the highest respecta bility in every part of the kingdom. and universally rc ofinin.n4led :a the most complete Series of School nooks, in which facility of Tuition and Exreditions Improvement arc combined, the Public are mime', fully intormcd, that any of the Works comprised in that System may at all dines be hada l'lN NOCK & Co. NiENTOHIAN PHESS, Strand t Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-)}aria-late ; and all Rook eaters in the liMgdorn. TUE VOLLOWING HAVE LATELY BEEN TUINTED. The Enivirsal Explanatory Iteatkr—price Yi lw.luventle Raider—is. 61 The CI:64W) Clli;tEs Reader-4s. "fl,c Explanatory English Sp.ll:ng Souk-1t Gel The Exi.ositor ; by the Rev. J. Duncan-Is. The . 4 .rst Spelling Book, consisting of Spelling LeSbollSonly--18. Crthographical Exercises. -Is. -Is. ed.. A (;rmninar of ti.e English l.angtie.te, by the Rev. W. ,Alen, M.A. Head Master of Bolton Grammar Sebuot, Author vi Cullect.unia La tina, &c. An Epitome of the Christian Reli4ion, by the sittne--7s. An Epitome of Ancient Geography, by the bone Author, with maps —3s. Isl. An Epitome of Modem Geography, with every new alteration as tic temtned at the Congress of Vienna-7 maps—is. An Epitome of the History of England, by E. Allen. in Y vola.—Ls. An Epitome of the History of Rome, by W. Wititworth-3 4 . An Epitome Astmromy. viva i ative lksigits, by G. Roberts-3s. The Mora Pint - lock'., Print& Ciplicting Boolt, No. I-11. , N 0.2, and .7, each-3a. to t%e above—s. v Ed;tiosts ef most if the feta:sing CATECIIISMS, (pries each )an•just printed. First Uste.c!iism for Children. 'Ancient II istory. ITihleandGcspel ltiatory. Modern 1 is:pry. First of Universal History. Geogruphy. o General Knowledge. tirramnat. Astronomy. Arie.trictic. •`..! . Agriculture. Chtwu,lo y. Chcmict.y. Myt!!olo;,;y. td 11 L r&lry • The f "(story of 17nf•Tantl. Navigr.r.on. Home. I.atin Gratnniar. Grmce. !hawing. 'Poe tit t:ie te:i.ve in prrparin ,, he youthful mind for the c•:• -v actitrlreint at of a fund of useful let - my-Wm: is admitted by nil aho seen them ; and the simplicity of their torixtruction has in uo wnull .1.-- vet colitributcll to their general adoption. 'ley Neu The Noc: reibli, , Ling in Mont:lly l'arn4. Four %Mingo! croh. or in Weekly Nunitics.i. One tEliaiag each. Insatluinirly printed in Denny quarto, mina with numerous waperb Engra‘ it,gs, to be comprised in Fu it N'olows. ''''''' FIISTORY OF Al.l. NATIONS; or Nrw ITN iv r.:tsnr. Tl:snottlf. ent:tsining a copious and correct Re count of the Oti- in , l'rogte.,s, end prov:nt Condit:on of every Nation In the Korb(, t heir Form of Gove-tnnent. I.nws, Heli t {:on, Manners and Customs. Are., F. •nne-a, Trade End ( 7 ,atonercet toi:cther with their Geo. raphy, Cho taloa, Clirio:izi-s of Nemo: ur.d Art, turd tho Itiography of the mo-t ills t . im el.nracters in A nrit nt and Modern History: The whole w: in afa milia and ent.i..taioing manner. Ilv G. 11013EIZTSON. b.sq. Assisted h r otlict Lit.,:rm-v Characters. Printed and l'ublishal for the Provnetora. and sold at the Mkji- TORIAN PRESS. 017. Strand. London; and by al Dookaellora, and allows Agcnta to tho Kingdom. I'TTT NATIONAL ItT,Cas BATI - I XTLLUNI LETTER PAPER, cf superior. quality.. told by H. IIitITNIA N. Stnt;,,noi to the Duke °I lit-nr. N 0.4.46, Strand, tlitce doors west et - Iledfo.ll.stwt:t. ul.lu itc Maus. ("otitis mad C0..6 Quin. Heim Quin. }team. a. d. s. d. 4 d. s. tl. Thick lO is 0 Thin gilt t 2 el 0 Tnitlt super t i e 3 0 'Mc:, tit I t 26 0 I.:age thin. 1 1 !Ai 0 I.tuazgilt tI) 29 0 Lurgc thick 16 .'9 0 I.ol;c.e.ia gilt l U 5.i 0 liiktinr Inipers at 3. INWARD COMPLAINTS. No surer criterion can la• fiaind to ascertain the nature and cause of complicated Diatases titan by analyzing the thine. Hence DR. CAMERON. by hi, stt let attention to this mode of practice, coot:flues to pertorm the most astonishing Cures in Dangerous and Lingtring ( . ..mtplaints, as Dit...ases ..f the Liver told Hithuoi, Bilious an•l other ()battalions, Jaundice. Disentery. Dropsy, .Utlmia, and all l'ulmonic Alirtions ; lie 1:a also Leta eminently sueetastul in restoring nose to pcii...et health those constitutions have been im paired by a certain Dis;ase. a long course of mercury. or excessive s hvation. aA well as in all cases of general or local dehility, prodte:cd by vutow• eXCLigeS. Dr. Cameron's hours of consultation at home (N 0.34. Berman-street, (Izioldftireet). are from Ten till Three every day (Sundays excepted). Liters front the country, stating symptoms, and enenising it Li. note, ail be duly ar.swered.—Dien:, '• Dr. Cameron. No. 34, Burners street, 31a:diesel Ho pita:, London. Advice to the poor without a fee. THE ROYAL FAMILY, Nobility, Gentry, Mid Ladies and Gentlnuen of Fasiiion, use Prince's Kunio Oil for moisten ing the hair, when dressing their own or &Ise hair. To puulis.: vesons of dightetitni that use Ptitiee's Russia 0:1 would till a volume ; but the proprietor deelir.es mentioning names. to it is rot pler-sant for rersons of tiistinctioa, who buy * bottle of Oil, to linve their names published. —ls the boa awl (;i1 for the liar ot Gentlemen. and Ciiiliren, and if toed constantly, tot a hair aid WI oil' or turn grey ; it masks% weak and s:iort hair grow thick anti long: renders dry so - blush hair soft; promotes eve-brows, witiskerst.—sLe:N . ll.F.MEN Wilt) AM.; 11A1.1), or pat .4:their heir, and the least sign of roots of hair nmiainimr, by using Prinee:s u.sia Oil r.:inilar for a short time, will be sure to have it ricstoreti.—C:litleitun wLo we: powder ought to uae it insteial of poms4utr.—Latlies will bind it the hest ter drewing r_xl or false hair; makes the L• air earl beautifully.—Several I.atlies and Gentlemen. who had used l'rinett's Irttssia :lir yeivs,rxd ti um the use of that alone not a hair fell off' or turned g-rey, but beit.g persuaded by their hair-dres‘ers to use other oils, or ma than felt Bassin Oil, roost found the difitrenee. hare declared ilat they will me no other than Prince's Mtaia Oil in :mute. And what makies the Russia Oil preferable to any other oil. it i= so healthy, that whoercr was it for the Lair will nut he liable to catch fevers, or any tubs; infec tiou, (Nemo% and as it is so healthy. is the red on etch bottle mug hare a British Government medical stamp. In all ar.cient medical pub► lications, aromatic oil, such as Prince's It weds Oil, is particularly recom mended for the hair as it is very wholmcme. Sold by the tole Proprietor, A. Prince, 9, John-street, Oxfonl-stmt t • as the nut le:r: run irregular, obv:rve, his house is nes t ileor to a clack mak.:t's; hv Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty. New ltund-ureer Ilendrie, l'orfunicr to her :if aiesty, 'l'ielthorne-street ; and by most principal perfutners. T.%ILE None:.—Ask for Prir.ee's Pitt .ia oil, is proved by oath before the l.nrd Metter, that his is the original and only gcr.uinc; therefore. any perfumer, medicine vender, a: bair-dresser, who sell, Russia Oil under any preteree whatsoever, that is not Prinees Russia Oil which is here publicly published, they arc impostors, and selling counterfeit to their customers. I.rdics and Gentlemen will be rarticular to order Prince's Russia Oil, u several hair-drehJers sell counterfeit. t 3• A PRINCE rear ectfully acquaints the Nol.ility, Centry, aril ►he Public in general. since the Ist of January, Isib, the price of his Genuine Russia Oil fixed, and no Anther alteration in the price. Sold at ts, the small bottle, also a bottle. containing time small, at la. is a saving of tie. or a large bottle, t.•uatainini; nine su.all ct 225. is a saving of or six large at 51. is yet a greater saving, end when 11P.11 tbr the Lair it not only pricervett it, but is bcneth i.tl to the health, which obliges it to have a Britiosh Government Mfetic.d Stamp, which is in cluded in the price. PETIT-OR.—A GRAND AND USEFUL DISCOVERY, 4W, STRAND, nearly oppositz the Adelphi. A. MESURE, Chronumeter and Watch-maker, in eon setrunce of the great scarcity of Bullion, and the cmtbitant price of Gold. has brim indueed to produce. by lone labour and study, a substi tute, which he has denominated PETIT. tin : this important discovery has been sanctioned by the most flattering marls of public approbation. The PETIT-011 approximates so nearly to Gold, and possesses so much of its quality, that 4he difference can scarcely be observed by the riot curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour is susceptible of an incom parable lustre of polish, and not being so, ductile as gold in some re spects. is not so easily thimoihrl of its beauty by scratcher: yet, in others, it yields to the force of We hammer, and may be moulded into ant' fonw.. It k particularly adapted for Watch-eases, Snuff-box:a, and all sorts of Jewellery, for which gold is at present employed. As it tarnislies sooner than Gold, it requires that care which Gold does not; but every time it is cleaned, it will Tomtits its original lustre and colour. A. MEM! it sole inventor and proprietor of PETIT-011. rzspert fully informs tic Public. that he has removed Hs Nfanufactory from emwrs-Buildings, to 4YO, Strand, apposite the Adclphi, where ix has on sale a large assortment of Watches of all descriptions. with mess mule of his incomparable PETIT-Olt t lie pledges himself, that if any Watches with his name, sold by him, should not be found to parform well. ti ev al all hr !retitled, frce of any expense, during the course of a whole y' Br, provided the fault may not proceed from any unfair usage or accident; also Gold and Silver l'hronometers. for Sea and Pocket; flepp'd, .Itwelled, Horizontal, Duplex, Going Fuzee. and Plain Watelies. all wr.rmnted as above ; liki wise all sorts of Cold Jewellery. • - The following articles of PETIT-Olt are ready for sole, viz. r— gnutr-boxes, Tooth-pink and Persil Cases, Spectaelts. Opera and Eye Olvsts, Watt h-Cleans. Scala, Bracelets. Neck-Chains. Thimbles, Conihs, and a varitts of l.adies' Ornaments. Of l'late. Table, srrt. Tea and Egg Spoons, Tea and Cream Pots, Sug a r= Tung;. and Snuffers : the Egg Spoocs donut lose their colour in the Ego is Silver sons, cur has the acid of E.ruit any effect on the Dessert Knives. For Gentlenieu in the Army. Swords for Cavalry, Infantry. and Grenadiers, Dirks, Daggers. Gorgets, Belt-plates, Spurs, &c. All sorts of Watch- Cable!: neatly mimic. at a tixcd price. Olt-MOULD PETIT-Olt, which wears as well u real Gold, with. out requiting any more care, made into all sorts of Ladies' Ornaments. 1 . he above articles are strenuously recommended to Captair.s of Ships, and Gentlemen going to the East and West Ir.dies, a cr..t edvantage may be derit id from them ; as also the e foht metal. may he moulded to the fashion of the The PETIT-011e= be had no where but at the Inventor and Proprietor's Manufattory. where orders will be received for any sort of Plate, dewellcry. and Fancy Articles, and clue attention paid to them. The Wrought Metal suld'in Ingots, at 21. Ins. per lb. troy wield. or 4s. C.d. per Oh. liattetsttr. ]'roars 1 Runge. tot:le:to the above Articles, wilt! in small quantities. and wholesale fur eeportation, for ready money only. As the Proprietor. A. Al ESC 11E. dn.-% not employ any agent or traveller in the sale of his PETIT-OR, ell that is bought in any other shop is not PETITeOR. but all impeai m on the public. Orders adaressal to him, at his Manufaetory, :No. 420, Strend, will be punc tually atteulal to, anti Cu G.nstinc Axticlai will urtaiuly bu Fro. Gibttli• 31_1.Y 14. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE ,‘SSOCi. Al - ION; chief °trice. Bridge-earx, Black Man. next the York T. and S. 8tc....50t.0, Secretaries; IiIt...HAUL AI (MOAN. Actuary. A General wiz hall lit Norwich s.n the ystli ult.; Alder. man ITAIII.IINL. My, in tie Chair; ti considerable ntaulter of respec table Nitnibers of Loth Societies anti:tied. Flom the sty art of the Cl:oilman. it appeatyd, the 11in which these ttocitties have adopted is bat( r calculat. tl to answer the Logy g as of the instutti than the systun :tiled upon by liisuranee. Conil.iiitis; in proof of which, although the rates et Insurance on I.iyes are JO per cent. lea than is-chi...l;ml by tuher Institutions, a homy; was (leek:red of 20 per (*ine un t ll pt!.. et t (Kemal prior to June 11115. The lire department i • also equally tulvantageous to the public; the number of insured is now ner.rly six[" thotaantl, who make an annual saving in the eallen.se of insurance of 50 per cent; and from the MOIL* which the society have saiopttrl the seeitrite propytty, there ie every IZ.ltto/2 to es.pect a much greater sating will b.: made. E. EYTON, Stock-Broker, o, Conthill, and IR, Coventry.street, us urea FrimiS they will appmve the New State Lottery. A 4 the SehLooe is formed to meet general approbation. It tontaips two Forty ThottFaiiiis, 'Thirty Thnn.andt, Two Ten 'thiniw.ilithi, &c. Three pa Colt. Consols. Only 14.00 or Septonlwr, Va..n Cie Kr-t•ilrawn Prize will teeny.: to.oool. in addition. EVTON hasp variay ot"lick. t.i unit Shams on Sale at his fortuns.t.i Offices, as ab..-e, where. iu the Contract just iniled. Cie following Capitals were bold and iduactl, and are now ray. ing &mend: _ _ 77 - £3,non 1,755 Zinn 2.14 ms 3ofl 1,263 2OO As Pry , is Co.'s-MTV:RFT:IT M conittosNl of d2c.....1.674 int,rtxhuits, ik!mriotu to the litta, it it neces..4Ary to obtkavc. Cud the ORIGINAL AND GI 7 .NrINE MACASSAR OTh it 1.4 MVIAND's, and etch bottle is inclised in nowlsnd's Truithe on tl'e flair. and vgactl un the out,ide label in lied Ink. A. HOWLAND and SON, pliee 3s. 6d. IM. Cat. and unit gu:twa pa bottle, by the PmpriLturs.— All wit'out teat si,..ntuture ate clniterf-its. Also r.om, ESSENCF. (W TVRP: whi;lt sill iintaediatlly and efli-ctualle e•iange till) or GREY II lt , fil-IIII(1tVS. %V II ISK ELS, to a penuanent Iii:OWN or BI,A(*(C, and so permanent that it canr!ot remuysti by wa:>ltini.l. It is perixtly ir.nc:ent, and Indies and gen. denien may dye their Hair wits EASE and SIXIIVSY. Price 4s. and 7s. tit. per bottle. The tors warrant hi ettcacy. &Id by tae Pnyricturs, No. I, co.nyy of Kirby...treet. the tint writing 03 t'.o ri6llt. in liattua-gartien, llolhorni and Ly molt I'crfanters ant Met:it:De Vent. to tlirutt ;hunt Europe. LONOO Al MARKETS. -.111.-- ennN EirtiANcE. lentDAY. JULY 12. Thl. wiles tic Wheat are rather bTisker tlisn on Montt ty, and d» ite fine s..stnides here rca•h Is. to tts. per quarter arie,tur , ...—ltarley rend Malt are 'Limb euluired after and scarce, and the latter iv :itut ter dearer.—.Pedy and II mns support Niuntlay's r but Oat: brisk in sale, sr.ti ls. per quarter 4/I.llra. and the trade tur other is rather . I. i I. S. . & P Wilier Pease . 3,i fin It n n n„.. - O. e. Q 3 a 1 i Fine (Imo . :st a ..ct ()my) Prale . 3! as 6 : Pnl4 OW. C.l a to Itye - 42 aA. lie.kli• . . SI as. i Va.r r ...I. • 7.• 7 2 HAI. ry • 2/ ASo Tkka 31 a :.2 ; !crund oitto• (3 a7O abet Noa 65 ; 006 : . 111 a 24 ; Nam' .e. il 34 1 /. a :11. PRICE UV IlkMAI) The highest price of the l•st %Wheaten Bread thronghoot the metropolis, is stated by the Bakers to he I. the thiartrrn Loaf.—Some Bakers Jell the t.la.4rtelD Leaf lions one penny to three-vnee ,►Y6lt t;•8 OF LU,‘N, El lit VI i.kg JULY Scot and, Eng!•00 & N'• es. ►cnrla- . A, t. d. s. d. . .1 Penns . • 3$ 5 - 0 - 0 l'e•te - • !► 1 • 0 - 0 fl•tmest . ilk, 1 - -.- 0 1 lie..r or Digs ••• 0 • II • "- .11 AWRAGE Pfir OP England & Wa'es. I. d. Wheat . ;3 K Hye - . 40 2 Barry 29 0 . . S a. 4. Computed from the Returns made in the Week .Tirly lit, is 475.71 , 1. per ewt. earlnsise of the Doty of Customs paki payable then oit nn I . lle !lowa liitian thereof into flreat Britain. Satur.l.ris Lionlon •ritick; or ME IT, 4 . 1410,1 t, JULY 12. Seott.fial./.. • 11',5uote mt.l a. d. s. d. licads,ll Conch et to a.,..5e •. 0. I. d. Reef • - 4 0 3 2 Amt Aile f.l. Reef- • . 3 Ua 1 6 SIUIIOII - 4 •a 5 4 Bemis. al...it 121 11/...tan • - 11 a 4 ti Veal . 0 4• 5 4 -Fernand 1...0.s 71 ' µ . Vt.,l . - - 3 Pa b , P4/1(-- 3 4• 4 • ( ul(e• • - . • 30 I Potlr - 3 4a 4 ft Lemb 30a'I 14 1 . 1 9.1 Lamb ••• 4 a d sr. J %)!Lis. HAY AND STNAW Pelt LO‘D. L. a• d. L. a. d. AVM,* L. a. et. ihy• . 300%51. 6 -- • 6 3 I er--000•000 :••••• 000 Straw - • y 4) • 5 0 0 •12 • 4 Hay - 416 0 a b - 1 w to 10111 (.:CHAPEL. doter - - 610 0 • •10 • • • • Straw • • S 6 • • 11 - '2 ton Hay • - • 4 14 0 a 5 12 • 5 1 0 1 Clover • - 6 I 0 • 6 ••• 5 *3 6 ',Straw • • 0 a /1 $1 OAL Ships*? Mark t , . Skips stid. r. d. r. 0. MIDST, JULY 1 0 . 8 I Newcastle n from I'4o • 49 • sunderiand -- >y 3 • 41: 6 Delivered at tie. advance on tI e above price. PRICE OF STOCKS FOR Tli I: WEEK. !Monday. Tuesday.' IVetlncs.l Thum.: Friday. Fennlay Bank Stock 213 213 1 217 li 11 2184 218 3ptict. 11(.11.1;3 11:.7 1:5 6,31 '63 . 5 per et. eon. 621 1 8 1i 6 , 14 (A: 63 41per ct. Con. 77 l 'Pi 7:4, 784 7! sr.ct.N.An. 92, 931 92 -1:3 93 Ilank L. An. 15 13-16 15,, 15-16,15 15j 171 116 .16 1m.3 p.c.An, -'- Irish 3peret. -....-- Indic. Stack --. lain Bond:, I pin. dis. 4 3 rm. S. Se./ SMIC •••-••••••••.•••••-•••-•-. Ex. Bills ... 3 inu. 3 pm. ..6 pm. Ii pm 6 pm. /4 to 6 ins Oniniuin ...24d .24. "24 I N 2,/ I • • St. I .m. Tic. Xts 19s.' Con. fur Ac. 64i ;4 on. 3}m. 6 rm. 1 641 .64i '641 t c 4: I. London Printed and pl , b! bc.l by li. '.• ; t KS, at No. f4P, Chancery lane. Fleet Si net, ,11.11 All ward( ,! ...to the Country oy all N OW•1111 al, Caen.s of the Roads, and Lisobarllers, fret •i Postage, at Us. per quarto.. IMITHFIELD. MIIMINNINE