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- . 4 • ( .„''' '.. 'T i.. 1 • , 4 . o^. .1, - .01. a • d 1„ , 40 , 4 • . ' . - • - \\- . s '.) its wzgr, , v i . • air - • • ~ . w -;, :it. ....t.- . I ,'• r• 1 5 i ii, ft . soi 0,.. .. I .\ . 4 ~, ....,,,,,. , • r' ': air ,•; I '•• 0 / ' l v j. , 0 ...', l e , ' 1 ' - - 1 ' ~, . .<7. ..1i• tk0 . ? .I v l (.' i . .Z ‘ . i A b, 1 4.../ •A: or .(., ----..: • ,e), cy- .":"..-. 1 '•;,. i _ 1 4 ) ' --/ - F IT MEM / 11). -- '. 7 '•• ..."..;.:.: t , ' to %) ,'" ( A....... .. , ;' , i . 1 '''''S-•:''). ._:..... . : P.aIOE. , •II‘i'FACE-liA • IVY SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1811 NUNIBE I.Z/75731 ASTLEY'S, WFSTMINSTETt-muroGE. tinder the Va r:lriazecif their Royal Highnesaier the Prince Rettt a..il Duke tsf ON MONDAY NEX r, June 17, at Half-oast six precisely, (sersitth time at this Ikeatre) a Military Piece, called LISBON; Or, RUSE DE. GL'w.l. l i; , ;; - ;;. - 1 BANKS of tho T.A.GOS. insiducing a sketch. of Ge:ieral Masseria's quick -itetrt.at teem Yor'....ns„ and the spirited . .. Attack by the ArinyoStc. co.-I:Ma:oiled by the gallant Lord Wellingtuo ; also the glorious 1) feat of the French Army, under Marshal Soul+, by part of thr A lih-d Army, 'commanded by Marshal air William Eeres- Tr.rit, a: Albin:l:2- 'Atter . which, the p.Lptilar Grand Naval, Military, Equestrlan and Pecks:elan Spectacle., call. d TIIE TYRANT SARACEN, ND FEE N',IBLE 'AIOOR. Ea which piece 'I wettty tutee will perform surprising feats. Divers Exercises , by t 2. celebrated Equestrians. To Wh'... h w.ll be a,lLiesi the favourite Pantemitne of HARLEQ,ITIN'S AMOUR. Doors open at Half-past Five; begin at flag-tan et .—Half Price, Ilalf-past hiest.—Boxes, ls. This Everiaz Lisbon, the popular Stage Horse spec tacle, Equestrian Ezercsaes, and the - farouthe Pantomime of Haticquies Amour. - • • ---- 'VHF SOCIETY o— f SCHOOL-MASTEIIB have .I atiiherized Mr, OA - S . Eto provide Asslstalits il'i e...ry De partment, those limo are unlined to engage, mar hear of sitini thin.. and Gentlemen in the profession, in want of Ushers, (au be supplied immediately. • . Books of the Society, and further particulars, may be known, by applying to Mr. Case, No. S 7, Great Pidteney-strert, hods two to four o'clock.---,Lutturs, pest-paid, ditty amended to. ItELIEF OF THE BRITISH 'PRISONERS IN FRANCE. . e Amount received - - .849,2',71 15 0 Parish of Barnsley, by Rev. C. Caswell . - 415 6 Church of Blandford, St. Mary, by Rev. Mr. Bastard $ 2 6 Pariah of Hazily, by Rev. J. lamb and tramanitted by Garfit, Claypon, and Co. Gainsborough 5 10 0 Methocitat Chapel, Waterford, by John Stuart, Esq. 14 3 0 Wesleyan Chapels Haverfordwest and Milford by F. Truscott, Esq. - - a 11 0 0 P. C. - . - . S 0 0 Parish Church of Lady St. Mary, Wareham, Dorset, by Rev. G. Hyde - ... - . 16 12 4 Manley Castle, Worcester, bYRev. Mr. Davies 8 1 0 Parish of Cosfield, Essex, by kiiv.-J• Thurlow IS 4 • 0 Parish of Rumborgh,by Gurneys & Co. ilkiesworth 2.15 0 Do. of Heinle, by Giirnoys and Co. twin • . 413 9 Panslt of Thornitam, by ditto 5 6 10 Rev. Dr. Baker, by Gurneys and Co. Norwich 9 2 0 Edward Darell, Esq. per lees and Co. Ito 10 0 John George, Esq. Holliereli-street • '- 10 0 0 Parish of Lition, Devon, per. Rev. J. W. Martyn 18 . 4 10' Parish of Tborn, per J. Brown - - - 15 •1 8 Parish of Kiallymouraide Y,orka.-per Rev. y. Smyth 11 16 10i J. B. Ginchard - - : i. It 2 01 John W. Qotndn, Esq. - . 10 It , 01 Parish of at. Andrews, Glamorgan, by Dr. Hall -4 1 6 Ditto Cadoxton, by.Ba ( rrby,, the Glitorch-warden 017 6 A Collection from the Parish of Articliffe and Harkey I 14 2 Per Messrs. Meulevercis, of Arnellift - - - 22 0 Charles .Grote, Esq. ' 4 ' . . 5' 0 0 Nils Mary aright • .i . . 5• 0 0 Dr. Baia, Curzon-street - - . . - 65 Q 111 a iliesident and opaidele Mqmbers or Corppe Christi College, Oxford - - - SG 35 6 The Warden and Fellows of Merton College, Oxford 50 0 0 St. Inereace Parish.Castletnattlit Hundred, Pembroke • shirt, per Rev. W. Williams - - 95 0 0 Parish of Ramsey, per Rev. Mr. Maudealey - 9IS 6 Adam ) Keynes, Wilts, per Rev. Dr: Briscoe ,)1 7 0 At Haltom, Cambridgeshire, per John Young and 5 6 6 6 7 0 -- . Edward Cstsyn,Chuichwirdeirl At the Wesleyan Charl, Worcester, per 1. Ogilvie Collection at the Pir.sh Church of St .I.eonard, t•hore dltch,after a Sermon by the lie+. H. Pltimley,Vicar, transinitied by the Churchwardens - S 4 10 6 Additional Subscription, boy ditto - - 0' 10 6 Collectlon•at tie Old independent Meeting, Dorset, by the Kee. Thos. Thomas - 12 S 0 Transmitted per l. l. Holmes, Curate of Midhursr and Lincb, Sussex : • At the Parl.b of Midhunt - . a 42 12 7 --- Limit • - - - 117 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Parr, Lyon,and Hunt, Warrington : Sankey Chapel, near WArrington - - - 715 ' 0 Ste James's.Charch, Latchford, Warrington, per Rev. S. Pigott, A.M. - - - -12 1 2 One Day's Pay of the Permanent Staff of the War ringlon Regiment of Local Militia - - 115 0 Thomas Lyon . - . 20 0 Joseph Parr - a . - 20 0 Witham Hurst a - - 1 1 0 . George Boyer - . - 1 1 h I transmitted per Sir W. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh : 1 Robert Young, Esq. - - - 55 0 Parish of Johnston • .6. - - 5 15 0 --. Lochmaben • • --, - 55 0 .---- Batiff . - - lh le -c• Transmitted by Fierdhees. Flower, and Co. of Royston : Some Dissenters at Royston 7 7 0 George Fordham, Esq. of Stindenbury - 1 1 0 Transmitted by Rev. T. Comber, Creech St. Michael, near . • Taunton, Somerset At the Church of Creech St. Micimel - 5 6 0 *llia: loston, Somerset - . 0 14 U Subscriptimoi transmitted by Messes. Gibbons, Davies, and Co. Wolverhampton : GiShons, Davies and Co. - - - 55 6 Horilern Moliueui and Co. - .. 5 0 0 John M.:oder • - - - • ff 0 0 Richard Evans - - • • 1 / 0 11'. I'. Price . - e* 1 1 U I'. -- kgers and co. - - - 1. 1. o, Thomas Timmins - - - 1 1 0 , NV 111. .••.1 , .. ige .. . .. - .. 1 0 0 J. K.. Crinentey - . - - I 1 0 MI 43 Pountney - - - - 4 1 01 1 0 I R. and 'l'. Fanner .. - - 1 'A'. li. Sparrow - - - 1 0 o . i i Yolin Poole . - - - 1 . 0 0 1 '.l ra. Christ, - . . - 1 1 01 ;Henry Jeoioti - • - - 20 01 ...k •N 1 itchell .• . ' • - 10 0 'l'iiisoias Bedford • - 1 0 0 I Jole-plt Wright - - ' 10 0 J. F-- 4/ 1 . - 2 1 0 it. B. . - -• .- - 1 1• 0 lo:iii II oger,, Or Nista". - - - 1 0 0 t;ole Li .• • 1 0. 0 1.,,vh. Ironmonger - e • .1 . 0 0 0 and W. Ryton - - 1 0 01 ciijamin Maudlin. and toe - , . 1 llt 1 :?_i Nil.. Marsh . ' - . 1 0 01 T. 11 F. W. • - ' ' .. 1:0 .0.1 0 0 C '1 lianas Clarke and Son - • ' • 1 homes Taylor - - - O s! e 1 1 . hnwas Evans - .. . olq 0 . Collection :it kbe,CaleiliaPi 6lartit " - • 73, • 11 , tto at St. John's Chnel . " " -1: 19 0, Jose_ h Nom* •• ' .0 9 Ceoise Ruitilmiryill' BUMP - - oo ol -R. 7elorgan, of 4.9‘, ' -• 04 0 - ) 4 40 tit Lille St i rik, b 1 Hag Rev. S. Hartley - 4 14 0 01 111 Os orWsiMisr, . . jkir.the ReV. bira-Tfliii, • • • , • {Pad Aprlyi1111) ...... -.* _...-.- .. 1 ' ...' "- • 9 6 111 • THOMAS FEBOUSOII. ffeeretwy. • Ss. a s .Q Lamberolitiew. ~ • ADlWlRALrrzi.:ricn, MAT 17, lavr. — W Command tlf the Lords Commissioners onh e _A -1 ' Admiralty, Notice is berets); given, that the Situaz!on of DRAWING MASTER in the Royal Naval Collet , e at Ports- Tumuli has become vacant, and that inch Persons u conceive ehemselv-s properly qualified, and are willing to undertike the duties theme, at a Salary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for House-rent, tray make applica , ion for the appointment (hy letter) addressed to me,send lug, with their app.:adonis, Certificates of their good character, and Specimens of . their ability in the art of Drawin g. J. W. CROICER. OFFICE OF ORDNANtE, Atte 7, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hit JESTre ORDNANCE, de hereby zit* entice, That.Prortosal, will be r,ceived at their Office in Pail Mill, on or bt 4ol, Friday, the _Bth inst. front such Persons as may be wil 'A; , c) undertake the supply of CdPPERSMITH's ARTICLES for service of this Dtpartnient, tors period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may by viewed uPollapplicatlOn iit the Principal Storekeeper!, °Cie, to the h I , V;Wer, indfortber parti culars. together wth the Terms and ChntlltiOse of the 'Contract, may he known at the Sccroary'seffice, 'in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Is.-twern the hours of 'len and Four o'Clock, where the Pr..po.als mutt ht delivered, seale.l up and endorsed, " Propc i sal, for Copper.mi, Aricles.'!hut nol'roposal can be admitted after the said Vat inst. at twelvetirlock at noon of the same day, neither w:11 any tender he noticed unless the party making h, or ao Agent in his behalf shall attend. r By Ord' rof the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFlifi OF OR !MANGE, Jme to, 1a) 1. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• J..4STra ORDNANCE, I. krrek ygitot Natio, That Proposals will be received at their OF.lce in Pali-Mall, on or before Vonday, the 24th day of lune instant, from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the SMlTli's WORK toethe ServiC . e of this Department a: Sheer ness, fo- a period of Three Years. Further Particulars, together with the 'terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application to the Com manding Royal Eogineer, and the respective Officers of the Ord nance at Sheol ness ; and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of tell and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, '" Proposils for - the Smiths' Work at Sbeerne•s," but nu Proposal ran lW admitted after die said 24th day of June instant, at twelve o'clock *at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no ticed unlesi tit party making, it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW. Secrtears. • : LAW. AGENTLEMAN who has served his Clerkship in ao Office of great respecfahility In the Country, and who h.ia been Niue year 4 in the Profession, is desirous of forming f!artnetslitp Cotuiectioo with a Gentleman of respectahilil ind eitchtivis practice. The most satisfactory references as fo character 'and ability will Im given.—Letters (pou•paid) addressed to Mr. FrostAies.. toser . i.estioner, .7.mm-street, Mayo garden, will meet due attrfition. MONEY 'l'.l - 10SE who may be desiratts of borrowing Tem porary or Prernanent Sums of Money, are mest respect fully infornsed, they may he supplied with any sum of Money from 4100 to X'20,600 and tiPwards, on • the security of I.ife Estates in Nlarriage Settlements, Money in the Fund., Clergy tnen's i.ivinxa, and on Fr timid, Copyluilti, and Ltastkold ;states,lis also respom.ible personal Security on' terms not only just and equitaltte, but expeditiously and reasonable. . Personal applicat'ons arc daily received, as likewise letters ( r ns t paid) dirt cte.l to Mr. 1.. No. 19, lermyn-street, St. lames's, w:11 be Ouly ar.swt-re4l. On Tutscl.l my, the !Rai instant, will bg published, in One Volume Octavo, A TREATISE on the BANKRUPT LAWS, 1 containing the Petertninations in the Courts of Law and Equity down to the pruernt period, and the Statutes and Orders is bnkruptcy. By FR .4 NCI S ttrHITMARf , H, Of ClosyNt Inn, Etc. Barrister at Law. To be sold by J. Butterworth, Fleet-meet; London ; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. TIdE PRINCE REGENT. This day was publi , %ed, supertily printed in royal 4tn. with Foraying., price Li. Ns. in hoards, A REPORT upon the HERCULANEUM MA- Cl in a Letter, *dile...vied, by permission, to his Royal Hien.•=s the PRINCE REGEN C. by JOHN HAYTER, A. M. Chaplain 'lst Ordinary to the Prince, and his Superinten , tant of those Manuscripts. rrzbetur Origo p.r Cinerent London ; Printed for lt tcu ARD Pit 11.1.1r5. Bridge-street ; sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and may be had of all Booksellers. • This day was published, in two veil. sta. price £4 es. hoards, LTYMOLOGICON UNIVERSALE ; or, UNI VERBAL ETYNIOLOGICAL DICTIONARY. On a new Phut. In which it is sliewn, that Conomanti are alone to he regarded In discovering the affinities of Words, and that the Vowels are tti be wholly rejected; that Languages contain the 'same fundamental idea; and that they are derived tram the Earth, and the operations, accident*, and properties, belonging to b. With illustrations drawn from various lat.guages . The Tentenic Dialects; English, Gothic, Saxon, German, Danish, &c. ate. — Greek, Latin, French, Italian, ripanish.—•--The Celtic Dialect, Gage, Irish, Welsh, Bretagne, &e. &c..--The Dialects of tie Sclavonlc, Russian, &c. &c.--The Eastern Languages, Hebrev, Arabic, Persian, Sanscrit, Giosey, Coptic, &c. tcc. Cambridge, Printed at the University Press; sold by Is Mac ' kinlay, Strand, London; and I. Deightun, Cambridge. This dsy was pubis red, in 6 vols. 4 . 6. price £9 inboards ; large parr,p hot *reseed, £IS, a new and elegant sedition of DR. WATTS'S WH OLE WORKS; containing his Sermons, Guide to Prayer. Doctrine of the Trinity, Strength and Weakness of Hyman Reason, Scripture History, Harmony of ail Religions, Questions for Stutleotstit Divinity, Es say on.Psalmody, Lyric Poems, Improvement of the Mind. Tres uses on Logic, Philosophy, Geography, Astronomy, Educatioe, the Patslons Remnants of Tithe Improved. Miseellsneous Thoughts, and all his Poetical Productions. To which 4Fri:fix ed, an interesting Memoir of the Author's Life. tad Strictures on his Writings. By the Rev. Gioson Embellished with a superb Portrait from an nights! painting, and other En cravings, executed in the first style, by emblem Artists. London : Printed by and foe J. itarfteld, M. Wardoursstreet, Soho • and PAL by all the priocipal Booksellers in the United • Kingdom. .0( whom may alen be had, i.Lavaboes new.Cteralogkal, Historinl, ant Cbrosalesicit .Atlaie; orot Cooped Guide'to History, Ancient and Madera-- Price Pont Gained, haif-Ixiond, cattaids% nags s,bset Maps, abotired an4hdt-pressa • & L Sicaalsacil Anshitesawal Dlottioary, Webbed attioday 111,~11940is 'bola f•tter`freifi• allGlig Gm piss is. suk; os )ostsaißiersdhsil-rsissre • t- SALISI3I.M.Y INtIiftMARY, June :Ai I. NvANTED, a HOUSE-APOTHECARY. — All Persons disposed tei offer themselves as CANIM DATES, are requested to signify their Intention by letter, ad dressed to the Chairman ; and they are desired to take notice, that no person under thirty years of age, no married persoi: (unless he be tree feom the hurtnen of children and the care of a family), nor any tictsrirt who has net served a regular apprentice s:lip, and been afterwards employed as an Apothetary tor seven years, can be elected. N. 11. The i 'now-Apothecary must be capable of bleeding the Pativras, and of occasionally assisting the Surgeons: his salary it. .C4O pet annum, with washing, itidgiu, and boarding in the house; and a gratuity of f:22 at the em! of the yeas, if the office is di.c:)aegcti 'nee satisfaction of the Ge.vernorc. 4ee and Ste.ll't s to he observed by the Apntbi-- cary may he seen at Mr. Wilkie's, lii.ooksOler, in St. Pa'd's Church-yard, London ; and at the ('rioting ()Sze in Sahbory. •„• The Election wilt be at the Infirmary on :iiat inlay the 20th day t.l June instant, at eleven o'clailt in Ihe fore:l/Lan. NEW MUSIC. Just published, by Gouliling, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. N 0.20, Seho square; and No. y, Westmorland-street, Dithlin, ANEW SONATA;by Griffin, Op. 7. price s s. Fast into the Waves, the eeleht stud Grand 'nom Scet.a, sung by Mr. Bellamy at Hanover-square. by H. IL Bishop, pike 3s. Lovely Rose, a beautiful Ballad, ImDirito, ptice I 5..01 , • Sigh not for Love, a favourite gothic, price es. Id. Also may be had, the celebrated Song of Zielapn, sung with : universal applause by Mr. Braham, in the Opera of the Anusri cabs, pri: Ss; wise may be had, the rest of tie Songs single fr.'s" the abo , e favourite. Opera. NEW INVEN I'ED PIANO-FORTES. TLOUD, PIANOFORTE MAKER,(thank. • ful fur the patronage he has received for nine years past) bets respectfully to solicit the attention of the Public to his New Invented and Improved Small Piano-Fortes, in whicb a beautiful uniformity and great utility are so happily combined, 24 to make them the ,ompletest small Piaui ever prevented to the Public. and on very rnasonable terms —Gentlemen of the Profession, and dealers, are most re , T('-c.fully Invited to inspect them, as it is presumed that in every respect they will be found worthy of their kind patronage —The Manufaotory for the above, for Uprizlit Corands, and for Common Square Piano's of excel lent qulliry, is at No. 22, glevonshire-street, Queen-squat?, Bloomsbury. N. U. A lar;Te discount for ready money, or good bills taken. Dealers liberaliy dealr with. LADIES' BUFF DRESSES. THE objections to Buff Dresses, from their liability to stains, and the difficulty of removing them, are now en tirciy obviated hy theure of H U DSON'sCHE M (CAL. I'LEACI I. ING LIQUID, winch removes stains of Red Port Wine, Tea, Coffee, Frei% Mildew, and every vegetable matter from Buff Dresser', Table Linen, Leather, Cottons, Mullins and lace, with out injuring the buff colour, or the teiture of the cloth. Prepared and wild by liudecut and Co. her Majesty's Cliymists., 27, Haymarket, London; sold also by the p, iucipal Perfumer% Stationers, sod MAI,/ to Venders in tie United Kingdom, in bottles at is. Ss. and 21. each. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. great and extraordinary demand for the above universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several Shopkeepers to yend spurious Articles, the Nobility and Geo.try are respectfully Infi tined, none can poiiibly.bc genuine, anima prepared at I.AZEN 111"* Warehouse, No. 6, EDW A ItU-ST 14: ET, PORT)! AN,SUARS, Luadogi ; sippaintruiter„. is anlrl at eine or two shops in every town in the United Kingdom, each bottle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. •.• E. begs to recommend tkc Efaence of Anchovies, now ' , roue, 'to the greatest perfection; which, with a variety of rich Satires and Pickles, may be had in cases of all sites, for tatudy use and exportation. M PEtETR A BLE CHEAP PAINT, made with 1 : Prepared Fish Oal, for preserving Stucco, Brick, or Plaster Fronts ; gives.thent a nniform col mr, and prevents their crack ing or peeling oft; also for pre,ersing Wooden Buildings, Park fence+, iron-railing, Barns, and every description of wood ex posed to the weather. This Paint, of various coinurs, is .feted to the Nobility, Gentry,ind others, front the high estimation in whicl. it is held by great tiumhell of the :nost di.tinguished cbs • ratters who have u%eti it in large quantities for years put, sod who give the most decided tentmony to its invaluable properties. Sold only by Vacherman,Tores, and Mitchell, Nu. sin, Mary ia-bonne-ht reet, Goldeti-square. N. B. Mr. Vattherman received kawdal and premium frost the Society of Arts4kc. Adelphi, for the above invention. FIRE and LIGHT ! cinickfv produced, by means of a NEW and CHEAP POCKS I INSTRUMEN r,veith nut the Use of FLINT an3 . 9TP.L t L, or that DANGEROUS COM. 111.MTI ELM POOSYNORUS / And by various improvements nu the PORTABLE. FI.IN and STEEL APPARATUS, with NEW INVENTED CON TRIVANCES for MORE READILY °STAIN ING FIRE and LlGHTiveishout the aid of Puosruostos!! 1 hese instrumentoilitch are of the greatest utility to the -Army, Navy, and 05...P8 hEc iu general, are made and sold at THOMAS GILL 's ,MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED REAL TOWN - MADE .FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, ST. JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also he had, His NEW-INVLNI }D SLIDING aud PEN NIBBING KNIVES ; his superior SURGEON'S INS I RUMEN IS ; PEN KNIVEs, RAZORS, SCISSARS, EDLE! , , Sec.; ;RAVERS and ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; his 1.11NO•CtI.R• ORATE]) WA . TED SWORDS; Cysts, Piss ocs, Ate At/ and Accouvasues . rs of every description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. N. B No connection with any other Dense in Town. MINE R Al. TEETH, invented and made by Mr. CHEMANT, Surgeon and Dentist, and imiy Prac titioner in this new Art, .during the last to years, No.'!, Frith street, Sole-square. Persons dr4rous of convincing themselves of she great superiority of those admirable substbutes over every denomination of Animal Substances, are referred to Mr. de Clio main', Treiti.e on-the subject, which contains the approbation of all the I.earned Societies in amp., with that of the most eminent Medical Men in London, among whom are the following: PHYSICIANS. SUROCONS. Dr. Palley, 11. Z.2linr, Esq. Dr. Diane, Astley Cooper, Esq. Sir W. Farquhar, Bart. Sir lames Earle, I Dr. lenner, I. Hew/lade. Esq. Dr. Reynolds, I R. Keate, Esq. Dr. Hooper... W. Blair, Esq N B. Mr. De Chern:nt deems it a duty to guard the Public against the imposition of a footman, who has the audacity to an nonce himself Dentist, and makes-of the Mineral Paste Teeth. CURE OF STONE AND GkAVEt.. MR. PERRY, Surgenn, l Southamptnn-street,' Moornsburpoquare, Propriemr of ADAMS': SOLVENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of sToNg and GRAVEL, in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaint&the Public, tbat he has for many years devoted his whole protest/mai attention to the abCve Diseases. He may be consulted at his own House oft Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent In Bottles of tl s and set. p. Stamps included, two of which last correct the tat (vim* diathesis in the ham, aad thereby prevent the coocretinn of the &ohs In persons of a sedentary life. bad also at Bum and. Cm's, 160, Ottlord.street, sod at Bol ton's. from of the Royal Exchange. The Author's" Disquisition of ties SUMO end Gravel," Ninth &lisle., price Is. 6d:rioting out their Catistr e aad die Diet to be observed during the Cute. w.kit rimy extraordbtay Cages, maw of perfect recovers 1101 after the Iperatietvbid bees resolved on, nay be had at Vasty mice*, &assoc. ! WV lo , Nalkil,mow Pk. IL PI . - • . - " . COVERNMINT PACKEti from BRISI 01. to IRELANtt 1 1 HE Nobility, GlAtry, and Public, arr. recrect a- fully informed that in consequence of a rrteint erfzetteent with Gayer/mutt, 14• Majesty's P 9 aCKFT for lor at-coign/to. duion of Pissenerr , , ele-ir I alivege o H and Care iatri, Wo o will sad ftnin for• Cork the Ist and I 14'' every Mrentli i and for Waterf(thl tie sth and 2 ltls of cr.,•ry Mnh:S. •flt Pots ke , s from Cork tlir Is' atm: I Site of ievi-ry Mniiih, and Orel Vii terford- Opt nth and 41th of pe.ry IVle n eh -few B r !. n l-1 he Cotiiraernrs ate elyie•minvel to ret .Iyr the a.,,cts•••enieiet , as *•.vtihle hav'ng fisted •Ir ni up with excellent atcfnnssievistlonsi hed , , &e For fdriher p.tr icular•, al.ply (it i.) ti cr. prent pad) to Phrii,os and Russ, his Mit ay s Packet-Oface. cluay, s• SPANIF/l WOOL. To he cO! by AUC t lON, /1 Mr. A 1113(YrT, At Carrawsl „London, ciii Torld'Ay ^ •st, Jule - in.:lt Twelve, • (ilor aceinnit of It:ku.er.l). ALarze quantity of fine SPANI'II WOOL, 4.-x- part in good rta e, Salvage front the Fire Jif the S.h Ricard o at Red Lion Wharf, Upper Iltanses-strert. 'En he.viewed on the 17th, at the Chequerltl'arehouth.., Dowd gre-hill: and Catalogues had as above, and of Mr. Abbe r, 37, Graezehurch-stnef. and No. 4g, Leleesterolvare. TO BE sUU 1, - _ A tiODERN•BUILT, HOUSE, in CAsorn. Plate, unitir.p ckgant with the literal, recently fined up and furnished regardless oferpenc which so jowly 4tppre elated short! be teen. Icbm only _two Rooted tm the prineittal floor;, bur perfectly adapted for the ac , ommotlatimt of a small fashionable Family, replete with teary convenient and domestic Offices,veltit double Coach house, four-stall St2bls, Lofts, Gras mules, and Sleeping and Harness-rooms, with Flower and very prnductitte Kitchen Garden, with wal%;loathed with thechnitest Yrnit-trees. It is held on Lease, of wnich more than 70 year's are t'nexplred, at a trill ag ground rent. Thi Fixtures and part of the superb and appropriate Furniture tube taken at a vsltsitiOn. Way be seen any day (Sundays excepted) between tier hours of one and four, with ticlacts: apply to Mr. Whitehead, Little Cadoran-place. _ VALUABLE FREEHOLD lk LEASEHOLD PKOI 4 -Eltri IN SOMMISET:kIiIitE. - To he SOLD in FEE, by PRIVATE. CON rR ACT, A DES I RA BLE and veil irsiprovable ESTATE, consisting.of a convenient Farm.house,-wlth a goorrYarti. Earn, and necessary Buildings and upwards of 144 Acres of Arable, bleatlow, PaitllM. and ' Wgod Land, pleasantly situate in a respectable neighbourhood, in the Parishes of Übiry and /flag den, in the County of Som-rset, fifteen miles from Rath, twelve from Bristol, eight from Wells and &r Axbrte.gc, rejoirf ing the Turnalke road Iradinglrom Bristol to Wt4ls. The Estate is in hand, Free of Great Ti lie,, Land-tax redeemed, and ims mediate Possession may be had. ' On the Estate is a Lime• Kiln, and plenty of LinteStone, frem which Lime may be burnt at a trifling it:pence. In the Wood, which is upwards of 23 Acres, are many bun. dreti fine young thriving Oak, Ash, and othrr 'frees. . Also, for site Life of very healthy Person, shout SI yeais of ace, SO Acres (more or Iris) of Arable Land. adj , iinisag d,abOve Estate, likewise free of Great Tithes, and the Land-:at redeemed. For fOrtber Particulars apply to Mr. Philip Hutt!, Soileibtr, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple, Laudon ; or to Mr. Thomas H. S. Brown, Solicitor. No. 46, High-strret, - Bristol; at Wm* Of: fees Plans of the Estate may filt tech .• . HEATS.--Couriary Residences, breetsonl eett,.gee„ . house and small Brewery, capital Facto , and Laktl, emit * . 13 sidles fror Lonelais.---To be SOLD to the best Bitfderr e • pdesikais4 tn an Order of his Majetey's Conic of Brelsect.sie§ • -11elbri ABEL Moy4EY r Esq, Deputy .PollSeaulaartert skill. • • said Court, at Glarrasi.i t sseofirce-hauer, Changtreallky, trm don, on 'Tuesday, the 18th- day of June, , l at 1, at l J °clock, hi Eight Lots, qUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES; in the pa l-, tidies of Aldenham and Bushy, c.imprisiog, A desirable Residence, and 40 Acres of rich Grpsi Land and Plantations, on the roa d from Verve to Aldenbaus Church.. • A Country Residence. .ellghtful Garden, and 3teadow at three Acres, at Little But .f. • A free Public 11 use, called the Coach and Horses, with Garden, small Brewery, and caphal Stabling, at Caldleot 1-1411, lts the partili of Aldenhani, a small distance tram the high Wat ford toad, over Bushy Heath. Eight substantial Cottages and Gardens adjoining the said Public House, each capable of being made a qualification for a vote fpr the county. An allotkent of newly-Inclosed Land, hounded by the roads from St:l.llore and Harrow-w.ald to Caklicett Hill, containing 10A. 3R. I 7P. in the parish of Aldenham, commanding exten sive views of the reservoir and rich surrounding country, in moss delightful situation for building, A respectable Dwelling-house, with extensive Futon-, worked by a Steam * Pngioe, and Seven Acres of Laud adjoinieg, at Litehnicire Heath, in the parish of Aldenhana. • Six Cottages, adjoining the Factory, each capable of being made a qualification fur a vote fog the county. Thirty•Cigtet Acres of Land, called Nash's, or Round Bush Close, in the parish of Aldenham, on which is an excellent Lime Kiln, with an inexhaustible mine of Chalk. 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