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~" ... • f• - e .to • e• 1 4 ;1110 • • .~~ • , • • %1N 7; 7 77 --.,., I f(() S • • . ) 417; • I-Yrutp., r 41E0..0_ 9102. ......- 7 ;„ -....------ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURV-LANE. l os PRESENT n EVENING per , their Majesties' Servants will form 1 • TOWN AND COUNTRY. *lr. Menden; Cosy', Mr. Dowton ; Rev. Owen Glam . p owe li; Reuben Glenroy, Mr. Kean ; Captain Gleeroy, il ls , Hon. Mrs. Glenroy, Mrs. Glover: Rosalie Somers, 1r,.. sa p . ; Mrs. Trot, Mrs. Harlow.; TaffUne, Mrs. Bland, ; es ° Opal Song. Oka will be added, a Comedy, la t wo Acts, called TBI.EE WEEKS AFTEIL MARRIAGE. 3, twei Racket, Mr. Rae; Drugget, Mr. Dowton. Lady liiss Nash; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. Sparks. ~,,t ib ich, (second time) a new Musical Romance, oiled " THE COUNT OF ANJOU; or, MORE MARRIAGES THAN ONE. stif f 1. King of Englan d . Mr. S. Peaky ; Geofry, Count of N i s . T. Cooke; O•wy, Mr. Barnard ; Fitzstephaos, Mr. a-4 6 Mat ilda, daugliter of King Henry, Miss Nub; Lady rio;bity, Mrs. Brereton; Saita, Miss Kelly. To-morrow, The Duke of Milan; rwith The Irishman it • ~ 's ilielb o oolooday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with Three AS After arriage. kow T r a g edy will be pro/lend ois Tuesday, May ?, under Olt of The Cask of St. Aldobrand. /s ew Melo•Dramatic Afteeplice is also in prepaiadon. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEbI. ,lIS PRESENT , former! EVENING, will be per- THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. The Hon. Mr. Tempest, Mr. Terry ; Sir David Daw, Mr. Penruddock, Mr. Rouble ; Woodville, Mr. Murray; Doug Woodville, Mr. Abbott; Sydenhani. Mr. Barryaiore ;. w e asel, Mr. Bellamy. Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. Renaud; Emily Tarot, Min Foote. After add* (positive* the last time), Madame Sochi will ma h er webbing Performances. To which will be added, WHO WANTS A WIFE; or, THE LAW OP THE LAND. On m e aday, Mies Czsar ; with, for the first time (in honour o f t h e fate joyful occasion), a new Musical Entertainment, in one &ti aged Th. Roy pl Nuptiah; or, The Masque of Hymen. Ik. Bibby will make his second appearance at this Theatre in *characters id Sbylarl, and bir Arehy Pdaesareams, on Friday. •••IT/1••••••••••••• Ns SERENE HIGHNESS PRINCE LEOPOLD OF SA XE. CO BOURG SA ALFELD. Il ACKERMANN, 101, Strand, has j ust pub e Wed 4 PORTRAIT of bis SERENE HIGHNESS, frosts Picture painted at Brighton , b y A. E. Chalon, R.A. and ▪ erAilitieY at Somerset Rouse. having received the unboun didanrobatioa 4 the Royal Family, for its extraordinary Like • Prier of the Print., Ss.; Proofs, ios. 6d. A Wksialength Portrait from the same picture is in great for wardness, and will be zeady in June, price 6 s ; Proofs, 425. g Book for receiving the names of Subscribers is open at the Palliates, and the Prints will be numbered and delivered in t ie oiler in which the Subscriptions are received. iwor COBOVRG PAMPHLET. Is t few days will be published, price is. with a complimentary Dtvlication to Hs Stasi(' Mu so LIS Plinvet LEOPOLD OP sAxa-cosoußG, THREE LETTERS TO HIS i COUNTRY COUaNS, by PAUL SILENT.—These Litters contain Remarks on the rejection of the Income TAx— AGXicuLTVRAL Propositions—Poo IL.RAT T It Di Pa Paz COILS inv.—Observations ea BawraAses Dsr t of I:WRY ; and Suggestions for a n e w principle of fixing t h e nee of Interest. With (niter matter, =wog which will be re. ribbed "The Speech which may not be spoken," which the New Monthly Mag. for April recommends to the serious perusal of every Englishman. Vide Page 244. Sold by Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly. • ler EVERY TICKET A PRIZE, ON - THE 14TH OF THIS MONTH. BISH, in returning his grateful Thanks to I • his Friends and the Public for the very great pa e he has received in the present Lottery, regrets that • Country Friends have experienced so many disappoint melts in consequence of the Agents having al most universall y alitiosed of their Shares previous to the Two Last Days of the lases. In order, therefore, to accommodate those who have be thus sin.: cd. T. BISH, in return for so many favours, is de. unlined that such liberality shall be met by a corresponding feel. ill on his part; and he has now the pleasure of announcing his Wood= of giving ANOTHER BONUS Of 200 Whole Tickets, (ling the Le) which will be presented by Mm, to be divided nuaty amtn:gst all who purchase between the 27th of April. antiTHE 14• h of MAY, when the Lottery commences; And whet; every Ticket drawn will he a Prize ; The First-drawn Prize above £5OO will be entitled to £5OOO ic addition, it therefore tuust be £6OOO, and may be .€ll,OOO. Or even £35,000 Pounds t. The following are the Numbers of the Two Hundred Whole Tickets, formiug the above Bonus: 3,726 to 3,750 8,476 to 8,500 4,726 to 4,730 9 5 478 to 11,500 5,476 to 5,500 12,226 to 1:1,256 6.726 to 6,7511 1',22G to 18,25' Twa Prizes of £50,000, and Fifty other Capitals. Ticket , . ai.d Shares are selling by DISH, Contractor, 4, Cot MO., and 9, CUARING-CKOSI., London; WissoVin the i,v,t 1 'numbs (alone) Two Prizes of Fifty Thou. 1124 hods, One of Forty thousand Pounds, Three of Thirty lleenrd, and un inauense number ut other Capitals. ON THE BO VS OF HORSES. hit ritublished, with interesting Additions, AN ACCOUNT of the HABITS and MODE of PROPAGATION of these singular ANIMALS, 4w. Win two elegant Plates, price las. 6d. coloured, Lis. By BRACY CLARK, F.L.S. Etc. The following Works written from real research for the fm !rent= and Advancement of We Veterinary Art, are pub 14bed by him, and it is hoped will meet with ade q uate su pp ort front the - Public : A Treatise 6u the Foot and Shoeing, in wh i c h the Dif fi culties c; i bis An are explaixed, and oteerai new and important Parts Hewn, and a Defect demonstrated in the pcincipie itself of Mo more mischievous to the Feet than the Abuses corn. ?tined of ; with nine elegant Plates, 4tes ptice iet is. Te the rtese is subjoined, . All Essay ou the Knowledge of the Annients respecting this Ant and an Important and .Esrinaeout srfarrallia of the Con 111***1 of nutting Horses t o Crass, in order to remedy the ab•ne • • A inj ury of the Feet, from shoeins. mak I: klulution a the Inter er of the Horne, so it appears by 14S a Seclonshmugh the Body, with the Diseases of the olaseZ, and the Manner of the Framing or .G•neral Coin. of the Hone ; price, with two eeplanntery Plates, 4to. "'6d• and with* large coloured Figure, price At Oa. Also, of a New and Impressed Appar a t us and Manner tf c f a s sillte Hones, when it is necessary to serums than for per. 72 4 S painful Opersetons, with aM 9 ae price 56. Th MIISP *ta rewarded by a Medal front theSeelety sist Arias M a "' "men, and Commerce. Also. _ Ail Essay on the Gripes of Horses, 'kelvins is Berate e ann Mode of treaties this 'Complaint, is which the Secret t ,M IIOI I, long usetity the Author in this Cams is node rowqvice 7s. 16 ft Worts anise had only at No. 17, Giltapur-streat. An ' 71 , anee is static to ihmksellers. the con/scot the following seer, the Author proposes to give Of a lVtateria Medic* for norm s with aan' a ll a 1111 " ... PM / LW Marks. - -......! FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1816. NAYT-OFFICE, MAY g, Isio. THE Right Honourable the LORDS COMMIS SIGNERS of his MAJESTY', TREASURY, having appointed Money for the Payment of Half-Pay to Sea OfScen t from the Si et DECE M BER, 1111 S, to the Slat MARCH, =card ing to his Majesty's Establishment in that behalf. These are to give Notice, that the several Payments will begin to be made at the Pay-Office r by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, on the following Days, viz. On MONDAY IStk, TUESDAY 14th, and WEDNESDAY 15th, to Admirals, Captains, and their Anomie,. On THURSDAY 16th, FRIDAY 17th, MONDAY 20th, and TUESDAY 21st, to Lieutenants, Chaplains, and their At tornies. On WEDNESDAY hid, and THURSDAY gild, to Misters, Pursers, and Surgeons, and their Attorniss. . After which the List will be recalled the first and third Wed nesday in every Month, that all persons may then, and there, attend, to receive what may become payable to them; and not only bring with them the affidavit required, touching their not ' having enjoyed the benefit of any public wnployment either at sea or on Shore, during the time they are to be pold their Half pay, but also to produce Certificates, tkst they have subscribed to the Test, and taken the Oaths of Allegiance required by Act i of Parliament, to Ids present Majesty; and in case any of the said Officers should not be able to attend themselves, but employ Attornies for that purpose, chit the said Attertlitil do Produce the like Certificates and Affidavits front tba Patois they are ern ployed by. Whew Officers are abroad on fray.their Agents are to produce attested copies of sub leave, before the Half-pay can be paid. R. A. NELSON. HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cornhill, respectfully acquaint the Public that the Lottery begins Drawing the 14th of THIS MONTH. All rickets drawn the First Day are sure to be Prizes. tIORNSBY and Co. present another BONUS of goo Tickets to be equally divides' among these who buy before the Wheel goes round. The First Prise above £5OO is sure to be £6,000, and may be iessmoo. The Scheme contains TWO of £30,000, besides FiIITT athet Capitals, and only t 4,ooollekots.—AU Orders are ezocuted with fidelity and dispatch. TO BOOK-BUYERS, COLLECTORS FOR LIBRARIES AND BOOKSELLERS. This day was published, a Vol. Bro. (542 pages,) Price 3r but allowed to Purchasers of Books. A CATALOGUE of a valuable, useful, and cu ll rious Collection of NEW AND SECOND HAND BOOKS, in various Languages, Including those recently pub lished, that are of notice or consideration, with occasional Re marks, now selling fur Ready Money, by J. Booth , Duke -street, Portland Place, London. bla Catalogue will be very desirable to residents Abroad, who from the late derangement of commu nication on the Continent, have lost sight of the newer Publica tions of Merit for a few past years. The Ninth Edition of the Battle of Waterloo, with arcum ttantial Details, by a Near Observer, was, till,' day published, price Ms. —Coloured, 1.56. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. This day was published, price 7s. in boards, 4ETROLOGY; or, An EXPOSITION of WEIGHTS and MEASURES, Melly those or Great Britain and Prance. Containirg Tables of ComparNon, and in vestigations of Standards : with en Account DC Laws and local Customs relating to the Subject. Also a Statement of the Prin ciples and Provisions of a Bill ;sow before Parliament, entitled, " A Bill for Aseenaining and Establishing Uniformity of Weights and Measures s' with the Report of the Committee, and ocher important Documents. By P. KELLY, LL. D. Author of " The Universal Cambia," and other Works on Commercial and Mathematical Subjects. London : Printed for the Author, and sold by Lackington and Co. Fins 4q Ball-wit and Co. Paternoster-row ; Rich ardson, Royal Exchange ; and Hatcbard, Pjecadilly. • This day was published, Is ane ruL Steno. - - ITALIAN PHRASEOLOGY, a COMPANION to • the GRAMmaa : comprising a Selection of Familiar Phrases, with their varioui constructions explained on a new plan. A Se. ries of Questions and Answers on a variety of useful subjects. A Collection of Proverbs,wlth literal Translations and Significations; and a copious Vocabulary of Words that frequently occur in con versation. By M. SAN VAGNEI.I.O, Author of " A new and compendious Italian Grammar, with Exercises.—The Italian Reader, &c. &c." Printed for Henry Cniburn, se, Conduit-street. This day was published, In one vol. 4to. illustrated with sevend coloured Plates, NARRATIVE of a TEN YEARS' RESI DENCE at the COURT of TRIPOLI'. From the orL ginal Correspondence in the Possession of the Family of the late littc HARD TUL LY, Esq. the British Consul ; comprising authentic Memoirs kid Anecdotes of the reigning Bashaw, his Family, and various Persons of Distinction,; and Account of the Domestic Manners of the Misers, Arabians, and Turks, &c. &c. This volume will be found to be an object of particular curio sity, from the vivid and artless manner is width it lays open the inarior of the Court of the litashaw of Trlpo'y. It contains the only authentic Account which has ever reached the world of the private Manners and Conduct of this Despot of the East, and details such scenes and events, such sketches of human weakness rand vice, rite effects of ambition, avarice, envy, intrigue, &c. as will scarcely appear credible in the eye of an European. Printed • for Henry' Celburn, Mt, Condnit-street. Just published, in svo. price 4s. sewed, 1 THANKSGIVING ODE, January 18, I M 6, with other short Pieces, chiefly referring to recent Public Events. By WILLIAM WORDS WORTH. Also, by the tante Author, price es. fit A Letter to a Friend of Robert Burns: uccasioned by an Win ded Republication of the Account of the Life of Burns, by Dr. Currie, and of the selection made by him from his Letters. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, Pater. noster.row. Of whoa may also be had, by the same Author, 1. The White Doe of Rylstone ; or the Fate of the Norton*: a Poem, in 4to. price XI. Is. boards. 2. The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, b Poem, In 4to. prke £2. 21. boards. 3. Poems; including Lyrical Ballads, sad the Miscillaseena Pieces of the Author, with additional Poems, a new Preface, and a Supplementary Essay; In 2 vols. Bvo. with frontispieces, price it. as. brows. This day was published, plandsoilleY primal deny octave , price Is. in boards, T HE MOUNTAIN BOY ; ; Poem, ut Fottr Cantos.—By JOHN BIRD, Esq. printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. This day were published, price .ETTERS on the present &ate of the AGR1.1.4 .1.4 CULTURAL INTEREST. addressed to CHARLES FORBES, Esq. M. P. By the Rev. CROMBIE, Published by R. Hunter (Successor to Mr. Johnson), St. Paul's Church yard. On the Ist EVERY.E _4l will bipublishid, in one vol. t trim. /AY CHRISTIANITY. By the Au thor Of ItiioDA, &C. If Inns be Christ, let us be Christians! Christiana not only in name and outward profession, in speculation of opinion, but in very deed and realky, in our hearts and affections, in ail our coaversation and praetica."—BaltitOVi. Printed for Henry Colbw., Mt, Conduit -street. This day was published, In One Volume °row', price 10&. 6d. boards, DIGEST of she RULES and PRACTICE as ' EX. to INTERROGATORIES for the EXAMINATION of WITNESSES, in COURTS of EQUITY and COMMON LAW, with Precedents. By JOHN WALPOLE WILLIS, of Gray's Inn, Ehq. London: Piinfed for R. Pheney, Inner Temple-lane. This day was published, in Limo. price Ss. ad. boards , T HE SACItiFICE OF ISABEL, a POEM. By EDWARD QUILLINAN, Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Onne, and Brown, Pater noster-ruw.—.Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Moothermer, a Poem, in ttiro price 0. boards. Speedily will be publi,lted, Bertram, a Poetical Tale; by Sir Egerton Brydgea, Bart. K. J. M. P. The Second Edition. Just published, price 31. bound, MODERN FRENCH CONVERSATION ; containing New Easy Dialogues, Models of Cards, hies, Receipts, and Commercial Letters, on various subjects, in French and English, upon the easiest plait ever yet offered to the Public. For the the of behinds and Travellers. By J. MAUROIS. London: Printed for the Author, No. 20, Castle-street, Leicester•square; and sold by Law and Whittaker, la, Ara Maria-lane. This day was published, price 53. 6d. boards, THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CALEN DAR for the Year 1816; containing a correct List of all the Members of the University, the Iripos List of Hoiloure for the lut 60 years, Prizes, Exhibitions, Scholarships, Patronage of each College, Ste. /cc. with the Problems used at the Examina tion for Bachelor of Arts Degree.ln January last.—To be conti nued annually. Printed fpr J. Deighten and Son.,Cambridge. Sold in London by Longman and Co. Paternoster•row • J. Ilatchard, Piccadilly; Law and Whitaker, Ave-Maria-lane; and Parker, Oxford. 'Ellis day was published, in S vols. 142m0. price las. hoards, THE PARIS SPECTATOR ; or. L'ilintairrE de CHAS/Silt D . ANTIN: containing °Enervation' upon Pa :Ulan Manners and Customs, at Mt coinniencement of the Nine teenth Century. Translated from the French, By WILLIAM JEROAN. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater isoster-row. • " As a painter of living manners, sketched front reality, and without caricature, the author is entitled to ebullient rank, and will preserve many individual traits, that are instructive to the dramatist and philosopher."—Monthly Review, Jan. ltslG. CATON ON DkAiLflT._ - - - This day was published, price Ss. 64. New Edition, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS onthe DEBI. IMES, natural and contracted. of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sews; incisdiss Remarks on °assists, Se mina! Weakness, Nootataal Entiuion Gkets , Tabes Fluor Alias, &c. /cc. with the Them; of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 50, Stashopootreet, Newcastle-street, Strand. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's mad °sty' ' s. Where maybe lad, Caton an lavabo, Scrofula, sad Cameos* Dimas, kn. I Also. his Treatise On Frauds Diseases. as. lid. And. Anshan paid Wince foegb, bk. TO be bad of Amber as above, sad all Bookedlere. MR. WORDSWORTIL'S NEW POEM. This day was published, is 4to. price Xi. 13. boards, T HE WHITE DOE of RYLSTONE; or, Tho FATE of the NO/A:TONS, a Poem. By WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. Printed for Longman, 'Lint Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row.—Of w horn mar 1:o: er had, by the same Author, 1. The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, a Poem, in 410. price £2. Xs. boards. 2. Poems; incliding Lyrical Ballads, and the Miscellaneous Pieces of the Author. With additional Poems, a new Preface, and supplementary Essay. In 2 vols. Bvo. w ith; Frontispieces, price £l. Bs. boards. This day were published, In One Volume 12m0. price 6s. beards, HINTS ADDRESSED to PROPRIETORS of OaCHARDS. and to GROWERS of FRUIT in general, comprising Observations on the present State of the Apple Trees, In the Cider Countries. Made in a 'four during the last Sum. P intr.. Also the Natural History of the Aphis Lanata or American Blight, and other 'meets destructive to Ft uit 'frees. By WILLIAM SALISBURY. Printed for Longtmus, Horst, Rees. Otme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and sold by the Author, at the Botanic Garden, Sloane-street. Speedily will be published, by the same Author. The BOTAtitaT'S COMrANtail ; containing Descriptions of all the Plants grckwing wild in this Country,dtc.&c. in e vols. 12fuo. This day were published, blase Vol. 4w. Illustrated by a Map and Twelve Engravings. Price aeS sq. Boards, TRAVELS in tae lONIAN ISLES, in ALBA NIA, THESSALY, and GREECE, in tut 2 and 1813. Together with an Account of a Residence at Jnannina, the Capi tal and Coon of AU Pasha; *ad with a more cursory Sketch of a Route through Attica, the More; &c. By HENRY HOLLAND, M.D. F.R.S. &e. etc. a r • The principal object of this work•is to afford sketches of the Scenery, Inhabitant; Natural History, and Aatiquities of those parts of Greece, which have been hitherto more partially known or described. - - -- ----- Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pater noster-row. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are re . spa:trolly informed bythe Patentee, the above Cloth is sold genuine, duty stamped, at his Warehouses, No. 16. Cheapside, and at n other bons* whatever, wholesale, in entire cases foil Exportation, and by the piece, from 25 to 12 yards each, at 2s. 25.6 d. Ss. 31.6 d. 41. 4s. 6d. and ss. 6d. per yard, iti peculiar economy, and singular cozadecivsness to health, preventing the 111-effects asking from sudden transitions from beat to cold after exercise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere in any climate. renders it an article most desirable to every his adaited to all the purposes of family use for Shirt- Ing, Childrts's war, and for Sheeting, the Pieces for which both 6-etiss, and 6.4 the, somata from two to four pair each, and cur. pass every other kind for economy, amity and pleasantness of wear. °Worsham's/country rectiverrery attention. The White Gists, for LAW dress and Childress' wear, may be obtained u above, in pieces (rota Two to hat Galan. each, COniskliSS from arsato fair dresses. PRICE SEVRN-PEN WOOD, MAYOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL,-holden ht the ChM. her of the Guildhall of the City of Loudon, on nuts*. the 26th day of April, 1810, Resolved unanimously, That the Pendent of this Cite be rye, seined to his Royal Highness the Duke of Keztr, as a testimolkyr of the deep sense this Court entertain of the distinguished 'Mao in which his Royal Highness has exerted himself to promote numerous Objects of Benevolence throughout the United %lett* door, and especially within this City ; thereby ac ire to the lustre of his high birth, as the Son of our behrted Sovereign, acd meriting in an high agree the sincere regard 7•id yeti:ode of the Citizens of Louden • and that his Rayed 1-14;hness !se humbly requested to honour ;his City by his aeceptlAcc of the said Freedom. Resolved unanimously, That the Freedom of ti , !, City be pre sented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, ass teitlinntli of the deep sense this Court entertain of the distlngitiilted manner in which his Royal Highness has exerted himself to promote numerous Objects of Benevolence throughont the llr.ited King. dom, and especially within this City; thereby Adding to the lustre of his high birth, as the Son of our beloved Sovereign, and meriting in an high degree the sincere regard sod gratitude of tl.ts Citizens of London ; and that his Royal High^ess he humbly re. quested to ho:cour this City by his aceep:ance tertselinek Preachers. Resolved, That the said Freedoms be presented 'to each of their Royal Highnesses in a Box of British Heart of Oak, of Otte I iundred Guineas value. WOODTECIit VALIJABI.E OPPORTLTWTY. TO BE SOI.D EY AUCTIOX—Bv Mr. COCHRAN. On Monday, the 6th of May, 1816. at Eleven o'Clock, Me Premises of Mr. Fisher, Nurseryman, Edgewar, -road, rad. dinrnn, by Order of the Assignees, HUT and Green-Houses, Itanßes of Pits, Fratnes and Lights, Green-House and Ornamental Pid"tl, Migno nette, Stocks and other Flowers in Pots, succe,siop Pit.e Plant,. licr. and the valuable Premises for carrying on the Nursery and Seed business to he LE To be •hewed by applying on the Premises, where Catalogues will be had; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank ; at Messrs: Gordon's Seed Warehouse, Fenchurcls-street ; Messrs. Mason and Son, Fleet -street; Messrs. Vekson and Anderson 4 Covent Garden. Commissions andreferenceto Mr. Cochran, Auctlonser, 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London. • RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE LET, from the let of June, by the Week, at 25 Guineas per Week, orfor Six months certain, for £5OO, ANEW HOUSE, completely FURNISHED, and situated in the centre of a Pleasure Ground, which it terminated by a Terrace of some extent, commanding an unin terrupted view of Spitlwad, St. Helen's, and Cowes. Adjoining the Pleasure-ground there is a amen Kitchen Garden, well stocked. The House consists of an excellent Dining-room, Drawing-room of the same dimensions, 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. _ _ _ _ - - - Fur other particulars apply to Messrs. Elliot and CO. Uphol. sterers, Bond-street; and to Mr. 'Williams, Library, Ityde, Isle of Wight. D A LBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to all oiler renie :nr the wind, put/Inge, eoo vutdons, and those disorders in the stonisch and towels of infants, which prove fatal . to so many under the age of two Tears. It is equally eificazious ip cholies, duxes, and other conipkints Iq the in.estines of .trown persons. invaluable Cordial Medicine, in-rented by the iatt. 7 r• Joseph Dathy, Apothecary, i s r. v prep.red by his hter, Mrs. Eranevi Gell, and her sons, to whom ale n. he bequeathed 1. this pruperty, by his will. It is .u:d or.iy by F. Newbery nl4 Sous, at the old-eAablithed Warehouse, N 0.45, East End of Ft. ilat.l',, the third house from Ch•!apside, price 11.91. a bottle but if procured elsewhere, he sure to as k f..r Gel's DalbyY Carminative," and see that the name " F. Newbtry," is engraved in the stamps. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. AT K LNSON's superiorLAV ENDER WATER, is. the Pint, or one Dozen for Two Guineis. The mat reduciion of price in :he above Article is occssioned partly by the Proprietor having di'eoverett a new and easier inetkod of preps' ration, and partly by being himself a cultivator of the Plant. and his preparing ibe Article un a very extensive steak. Lavender is so well known as a perfume, thzt it is only noces..ary o say, that this will be found esv.tal, tt not st7icrior, to °then usually sold at three dines the pi ice. It is extremely volatile, permanent in ts odour, and of the gequite fragrance of the finest Bower ft4lll which it; name is &lived. NMI NSON'S A \ BRO,IAI. SOAP —an entire new disco very in the Art of Snap-makinc. It gives the mort beautiful whiteness and clearnt.as to the skin, and keeps it tr,,nt chapping in the coldest weather, price Is. per square, or it's. 6J. a dozen. N.B. Upwards of a Ishousand Dozen of eazh of the .:bone Anti des are always kept ready for expiration. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, warranted to charge the Hair on the Head, Whiskers, &c. front a Red or Grey to beautiful and persnauent Brown or Elack.—Price Ss. Ws. 6d. and One Guinea. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, celebrated for its peen. Ilar properties of restoring the Hair on Bald Places, and for keep. big it iu Curl during exercise, or in damp weather.—Sea testi monies from Persons who have experienced its utility, in an Essay on the Hair, given wrapped round each Boitle....Prico 3s. 6d. 101. 6 d. and One Guinea. Sold by James Atkinson Perfumer, No. 13, Gerard-stout, Sotio.squ are, London ; and by most Perfumers and Hairdressers in the Kingdom. To Messrs.ROWLAND and SON, Proprietors of the MACASSAR OIL, Kirby-street, Hatton. Sarden, London. GENTIAMILM, BEING so fully convinces of the efficacy of your Macassar Oil that I cannot forbear congratulating you and. the country upon so valuable a discovery, and you _re perfectly at liberty to publish the following facts: A few months since my hair began to fall off in such quantities, that. in a few weeks I became nearly bald ; and being a young map, and estremely un willing to wear a wig, I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da. ventry, for advice, who recommended to me the Maui.= Oil and I have now the satisfaction of informing you, that after Iraq ing applied two bottles of Ss. 6d. each, the hair begru to grow as thick and as strong as ever. I have at this moment as much hair oa my bead as I either wish for or reqeire. I remain,Gentiemen. your very obliged servant, ; Staverton, Norths, July 6, 1815. E. CCU. t r:?... The inestimable qualities of this Oil, for producing a lu:orient growth of hair on the baldest places—strong and beautiful earls —gloss and pleasant perfume—Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. are fully explain'ed in ROWLAND's TREATISE on the H whith is inclosed with each genuine bottle. The outside label of each bottle is signed in red ink, " A. Rowland & Son." Price 3s. e 10s. 6d. and Ai is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of, TYLE, Which will immediately and effectually change Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that• it cannot be removed by washing'. It is perfectly innecent;and Ladies and Gentlemen may dye their . Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Price 78.6 d. per bottle, or rued bottles for trial, at 41. each. The Proprietors warrant its efficacy. Sold by the sole Proprietees, as above, and by appointment, . by Messrs. Heedries, Perfumers to her Majesty, litchi:olo - ; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117. Garde and Pearce, Sy, D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bout's street; Thevenot and Co. ditto; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Duchess of York, Coeksper-street ; S. Berry, 'l7, Joluistoo, 15, Greek-street, Sofro; Lowe, 330, Strand; But. ler, 4, Rigge, 65, Chtapside, and sg, Past-street ; Burgess, GS, 'and hint ay and Sons, 95, Met Market. This day was published, handsomely printed in 4w. price s s. ACHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the ARCIIDEACONRY of HUN fINGDON, at the Pri• mart Visitation in the year ISt 'Co With an Appendix and Notes, containing copious Historical illustrations of the Spirit of Puri tanism. and of the probable tendency of the &Risk and Foreign Bible Society to tevive it in the present day. By the Rev. /AMES HOOK, LLD. F.R.S. S.A. Archdeacon of Huntinzdon, &c. Printed foe F. C. and J. Riviogoo, N.). 6?,3t. Paul's Church yard; said also by Hat chard, Pi:cadilly ; and at Oxford, Cam bridge, Winchester, &c. .. •