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~~, -'.~ -, ._.-- - . • 7 7 7';'r -. -s . . .. . • ' . .. ' ` . . . . . . . . . . .. : k x.......n - rise."' • . . . _. . . . . . - • . . ,-. . 3r..... • • . .. 4,4: rf fil ~ . ....... a.t . • i . _, k...;,• , , ',<- , wow • I . fr r .)• • - . . -• '4,)„,'..) it 4 `- . '-- ii, O F - :1 f: r .7.. .,:...; . 6 . 1 . . . I --...•/;10 . 4 ... : I • , A. 0 . ..... . .. .4 . . 4. . ' / TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1811. Numutß 75151 PRICE SIX Inibiell-HAMTINIII orricg or b10N.4 k 13, June 7, mi. THE PRiNtIPAL OFFk.ERs of hit libt. JES 77", ORDNANCS,Joi hersty give Notice, RUGBY ANNIVERSARY. THE next MEETING of the'llfiLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at RUGBY LiCHOOL will N. holden To-morrow, the 19th instant, at the Free Mason's Tavern, Great Queen's street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, at Si: o'clock precisely. ' 37Ewmins. Hon. and Reir.t. Bigot Rev. T. Noel Charles Hanbury Tracey, Esq. I Wm. Ltvihington, Esq. M.P. Wm. Grant, Esq. Henry Willoughby, Esq. M.P. I George Wilbraham, Esq. Rev. S. He) rick Francis Lawley, Esq. W RATISLAW, Secretary. the Bar of the Tivern. SURREY.—MAPIOR AND EST Al% TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUC FION, in the Month of ith? next, if not sooner disposed elf by Private Contract, rrHE Munot of BURSTONV-COURT LODGE, •IL• with the Quit Rents and Manorial Rights thereof, and up wards of 600 Acres of Freehold Arable Meadow and Woiti Land, l in a ring fedce, divided into three convenient Farms, with sub. Istantial Dwelling-hou.es and Outbuilding., id to ropectatths Tenants for terms nearly expiring, at very low and oLi rents. There is a quantity otremarkably thriving Oak and other Tim ber on the state, which is.well stocked with game; distant one mile from a turnpike road, and gti miles from London. For particulars enquire of Mr. Ireland, Solicitor, Staple Inn, where a Map of the Estate may be seen, and who is authorised 'to treat for the Sale by Private Contract. J.' Tickets may be had at That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Friday,'the 28th inst. from such Persons as may be wil ling to undertake the supply of COPPERSMITH's ARTICLES for service of this Oepartrnent, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, In the Tower, and further parti culars, together with the Terms std Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary'stOffice, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the-hours of Tett and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed by and endorsed, " Propo sals for Coppersmith's Articles;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th inst. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, beitiser will kny tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in Mitchell shall attend.' By Order i f the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrekry. • OFIICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 10, 1811. THE PRINCIPJIL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, a lea, give Notice, • That PrOptillalewM be reeetied 'at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 28th instbist, from inch Persons as may Se to tiddertake tbeVerfarrnailee of the CAIIPENTEitS' irPOßiefoethe'Bertriee'of thisZepartissent . in theMedway Dh fora P Petiod of One Year, frolo.ibe Ist July; 1811. Further together 'with theTerntls and Conditions of the Csitstro , " be known uiron. application to Me Command ing Royal kngitieer, and the respective Offiettriof thetlidnance at Chatham; and also at the secretary's ()thee in Pall-Mall afore said,.any day between the hours 9f Ten and Four o'ClOck, where the Proposals must be delivered,tealed up, and endorsed, " Pro posals for the Carpenters Work in the Medway Division;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th instant, at twelve .o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be no ticed unleu the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall ottend.—By Order of the Beard, R. H. CREW, Secrdery. . . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jeri to. lam I Hg 4?)tIiICIPAI. OFFICERS of MS NA .46 • -of.E.Rre ORDNANCE, de hereby s ive Notice, - • That Proposals will be received at their Office in. Pall-Mall, on , wanton „Monslay, the 24th day of June instant, from such per 'inns aic daiy be willing to undertake the Performance of the stkifrrniefWealle,fer the Service of this Department at Sheer ness, fors period. of, Thrget.years„ . Further Particulars, torethenyitil t qtf Terms sod Conditions ef the Contract, may be known upon,ipilicorion -to the Com manding Royal 'Enginter, and the respective offiiers of the Ord nance at Sheerness.; and also at the Secretary's Office in Pali- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, "—Primals for the Smiths' Work at Sheerness," but no Proposal •raft be admitted after the said 24th day of June instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no 'deed finless the party making it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. R. CREW, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 22, 1611. TIM COURT of hiRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT 4. MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND, trading to the' EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That they'willto ready to receive proposals in writing at any time on or before Wednesday, the 26th of June next, from any Persona who may be willing to build Ships of about 1200 tons burthen to be let on Freight for the said Company's service for six voyages certain ; such ships to be built either in the River Thames or at an outport in England, or at. Bombay or Bengal •in the East Indies. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or before . twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 26th June, beyond which hour the Coart will not receive any Tender. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. an The particulars of the principal dimensioJ and scantlings, inventory of the principal stores, the copy of the usual Charter party as an outline, together with - the other terms and conditions an which the Ships are to be tendered and entertained in the Company's service, may be bad, and the draft conformably to which the ships are to be built, may be seen on application to Mr. John Morice, Oath to the Committee of Shipping, on or ,after Monday, the 27th instant. , ' ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, M•LW BiIIDGZ-STIZZ BLAVICTRIAILS Empowered by Act of Parliament 'Winn:ranee from Fitts, and ---set [Ayes; .and for the Grant and Purchase of ANDLUATILS. INSURANCES failiritie at Midsummer, will ex pire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The System of Fire Insurance pursued 'Sy this Company, em braces every advantage on which it is possible for persons desir ing such a security - to 'calculate. The premiums for Mercantile _lnsurance, and for every other class of Insurance in London, are at t;:e most moderate description. On Insurances out of London, the premiums are lower than these of most of the Companies.— N. charteis in any case made for Fire Policies, or for alterations by indorsement. A large Commission is allowed on Life Insurance, and in that, and in every otffer department of the business, the Company's arrangements afford the utmost facility to all engaged in such transactions. Buildings in Foreign Countries may be insured, when their situation and structure are net °blew ionable. WARNER PI-TIFFS, Secretary. e s s The Company's Once for the West-end of Lonion, is at No. S 7, on the West-side of New Bond-street, near Oxford-street. OF all the ornaments in nature, a fine head of hair it always be considered the most lovely, the acquirement or youteh wnt be found in the frequent use of S'f RA s t' f ON'S "ITEGETAELE EXTRACT, which is now held- In the highest estimation at the toilets of royalty, als; by many hundred hunt. lies of the first distinction; whose numerous letters, on having ex perienced its s ingular and happy effects, are the best proofs of its . genuine efficacy ; it possesses the moitgratefol fragrance, and by • its renovating and vegetable Properties speedily increases. thp quantity of hair, prnducingthe finest effect in king halt, and giving -paniculitr barmy to the *tort .crop, and is generally allowed, lit: the Mott eminent linen in the art of cutting: and arranging the hair, to be tbe,best article ever yet offered to the public. As a • Narieft•or achirkAts imitations have lately appeared, the public are .. Sespectfelly Informed, that the'sale of the above fs removed from • 17, Leicester-square, to the Proprietor's Warehouse, 6, Leics. • ler-aliltei; dsird door from Leicester -equate, r!ght,'in bottles, at da, N.} le. each. . , ...... . .u.s E t - . ;$.• • ..., ,• • • . .. . • 14 b' I MONIED PER. ONS. A NY Lady or Gentleman having a Sum of Money, 1 of which they would wish to make 15 per Cent. without the interference of Lawyers or he knowledge of any one, and in strict confidence and sectecy, is requested to address a line to Mr. G. at the Library, No. 111, Portland.greet. They may be waited on by Mr. G. at their min houses in town, or in the country however far off. This day was published, price 3s. AN ESSAY to EXPLAIN the CAUSE of GRAVITY, with other Interesting Matter. 'By J. EIAMSTILAD, Esq. Cattalo in the Royal Navy. told at Steer, Navigation %Yarehouse, Cornhill; and by J. Booth. Dohootrosit. Portland. lace. . . - - Thts diry waf bushed, I Poem , la Ste, price ft I is. 61 bd. , ' n E-SALKELD, Knight of the WHITE ROSE, 4.1/. a Tale of thi Middle Ages, including the Fall of the last ANTII.OIIIIIV KING. Hy the Rev. GEORGE WABRINOTON. Pitnte4 fee; Longman, Hurst, Rees,Ortxte, %ad Brown, Pate;- , nester-Mr. • • . PAPER ROOFS. This day was published, with a plate, in octavo, price 2s. nil. AN ACCOUNT of a MODE of ROOFING -I. 2- with PAPER, used at • rEw LODGE FAR M, 0X F ORD SHIRE, and other Places; and found so decidedly preferable for Agricultural Buildings, Churches, Wareinausos, &c. in point of Economy, Durability v and Elegance. By J. C. LOUDON, late of Tew Lodge. Published by J. Harding, Sr. James's-street. LAYING OUT-TARMS AND FARM-BUILDINGS. Dedicited, by permission, to the Prince Regent. This day was published, in One Vol..Unperial 4to. illustrated with Forty coloured Pikes, price £B. Hs. DESIGNS for Lsying•o'ut FARMS and FARM BUILDINGS in the Scoteb style ; adapted to England.— Including an Account of the Buildings and Improvements recently executed at Tew Lodge, Oxtordbhire. With an opinion on tke subject of breaking up Grass Lands By 3. C. LOUDON, late of Tew Lodge. Published by I. Hardina, St. Jarn-s'i..treet. This day were published, In 4 Vola. royal Svo. price £2. 25.; and decoy Ivo. price £1.45. boards, embellished with two Engravings, 1. 1.-O ECRET HISTORY OF THE COURT OF JAMES the First :*containing, 1. Osborne's Traditional Memotre.—i. Sir. Anthony Weidon's Court and Character of King James.-3. Aulieus Cdquinaria.-4. Sir Edward Peyton's Divine Catastrophe of the House of Stuarts. With Notes and introdnctory Remarks. 2. The Castle of Otranto; with a Critical Introduction printed in quarto by Ballantyne, in the finest manner, and embellished with 4 characteristic Engraving, price Vic boards. S. Sermons, by William Craig, D. D. with, a Life of the Au- thor, 2 vols. Svo. Third Edition, price 15s. boards. Printed for John Balfantyne and Co. Edinburgh ; and Long man, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, London. STRAWBERRY HILL. EDITION. Thi s d a y was published, In 4 Vols. 12ino. with a Portrait, Ftc. price £2. 2s. boards, LETTERS of MADAME LA. MARQUISE DU DEFFAND t. the Hon. HORACE WALPOI.E, afterwards Earl of Orford, from the year 178 a to the year 1780; to which are added, Letters of Madame du Deffand to Voltaire . Published from the Originals at Strawberry Hill. Printed for Lonitban, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. " These Volumes are valuable for a great variety of Anecdotes relating to distinguished Characters, principally of our country, and f r the judgment passed on them by a person so highly ac complished, and endowed with such remarkable good sense and knowledge of the world as Madame du Deffand." Monthly Review, May 1811. This day was published, price Ss. be Second Pariof A COURSE of LECTURES ; containing a De scription and systematic Arrangement of the several Branches of Divioity: accompanied with an Account, both of the Principal Author, and of the Progress, which has been made at different Periods , , in Theological Learning. • By HERBERT MARSH, D. D. F. R. S. Margaret Professor of Divinity. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yar3, Lon don; and J. Deighton, Of whom may be bad, the Edition of the Fire Part of Dr. niasn's Lecrtrats, price Si. 6d.; and his Translation of MICIIAELIn INTRODUCTION to the STunv of the New •rEsTA , MENT, it) Sit Volumes, Octavo, price, in hoarfs, X 2 Ns This day was published, printed on writing paper, price Sis. a year's account•, or ]Os. 6d. for half a year, THF. FA RMER'S ACCOUNT-800 IC.:—This Work consists of printed Tables altd Directions, by means of which any Farm Servant that cat, write may with the greatest ease keep an accurate dady account of every thing done on the Farm, including the state of the Stuck and Crops, and the various matters relating to the practice of rural economy. The publica tion has been muck a;'proved, anti is well worth the attention of Agriculturists in general. Landon t Printed for I. Harding, Sti, St. James's.street. 'Where may be bad a tatalogue of Books ma Agriculture, Plan ' dng, Gardening, Rural Architecture, Landsc.ape Gardening, Spot , dig, Farriery, and Rural Affairs hi general. _ _ This s day was published, in (We vols. etc), price ,C 4 4a. booed., VTYMOLOGICON UNIVERSALE ; or, UNI-J La VE9.SAL ET TMOLO,GICAI. IZZIONARY. On a' 44w Plan. to which it is shevtii; that . ants are atone to be regarded in discovering the afllnitiits of Words, wid•that the Vowels are to be wholly rejtlted; i miokLiangliatet cpptao the same fundamental idiia; and that they an derived Irian the Earth, and the operations, atcidents, and pmperties, Selonsing to it. With illustrations drawn front various languages: The Teutonic Dialects, English, Gothic, Saxon, German, Danish, &c. die.— Greek, Latta, French, lutlian, Spanish.— . chtCehic Dialects, Galic, Irish, Welsh, Bietagne, occ. &c.— =l•h^ Dialects of the Sclavonic, Russian, Ecc. Stc.--; l'he Eastern Languages, Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Sanscrit, Gipsey, Coptle, act. &c, Cambridge, Printed at the University Pekin ; sold by I. Mk- Malay; Strand, 41111413 ; and J. Darla*, flababridgei. . D. ttliF OF TI;IE BRrrISR. PRISONERS RN-, IN FRANCE. . . Amount received - - £50,703 111 * Perish of Margaret Roding, Eases, Per the Rev. Mr. .Hardiag . - I it 0 At Ellell Chapel, near Lancaster, per Rev. R. Turustall 3 1 I Parish of La3erton, Sennersetsbire, pet Rev. Mr. Keate 5 7' 0 'Twickenham, Middlesex, per Rev. H. Fletcher - 57 6 0 Parish Church of Amthorpe, near Doncaster, per Re,. T. Wilkinson - 10 0 0 , !Wish of Brinsyard, per Hales Bank - 4 • 5 .-----. Wrensham, per ditto • - II 17 11 Edward Baker, E.q. - - 1 1 0 Steward and ook, by F. Richardson, for Parish of Marchnail Fenn, per Rev. John Williams - ••• S 5 0 Parish of •Reveiley, Lincolnshire, per ditto - 5 i 0 Mumersley, ditto, per ditto - . 1 1 0 Heydon Mount, Essex, per Sir Wm. Smyth, Bart. 6 15 0 E.P. in addition to the Ealing Collection - 1 0 0 At Suton Church, Bedfordshire - . 41 0 0 M the Society of Friends, ditto, ditto - 90 0 0 .& the Baptist Meeting at ditty - • 11 0 0 H. T. Smith, Esq. - - - 2 1 0 James Sharpies ; Esq. - - 22 6 W*. Parr, Esq. Wallbrook - - 5 0 I Man a few blon-conunissioned Officers and Privates of the First. Divieloa of Royal Mariner, doing duty on shore, per John Werner, Esq. f,fs 0 Richard Hasler, Esq. of 13ogilar, Sussex - - 5 0 Per Rev. Mr. H. Barnard, of Fecincr, Oxford, per Praed and Ca. - - - 4 5 Richard Fryer, Esq. Wolverhampton - - 3 3 At Horton Chapel, near Bradford, York, per Messrs. Peckover and Co. - - - John Spencer, Esq. - - - Parish of Machynilesti, Montgomery, per Rev. R. I.ewis - - - - •10 0 Parish of Stone, Staffordshire, per Mr. C. Stith, of Stone . - - - - 23 10 Parlibes of Drax and Careton, per Rev. I. Nicholson 13 11 Further Subscriptions at the Parish of All Cannings, Devizes, per Rev. 'l'. A. Methuen - - 23 0 Parisi} and Neighbourhood of Burton, Westmorland, per Rev. B. Waller - - 12 17 Parish of Mydrim, near Carman, per Rev. J. Jenkins 3 11 Inhabitants of West 'f aafield, per Rev. W. Baines 2 3 Parish of Eakring, near 011erton, per the Rev. J. H. Browue, Rector - • - Parish of Hutton Bushell, Yorkshire, per Rev. G. Wolley - - 9 0 10 0 1 17 Alderman Turner, Esq. produce of a Ball at Grant ham, May 21 - - 47 6 0 Parish of Maxey, per Rev. William Loftus - 2 6 0 Parish of Ashnoxt Sanwich, per Harvey and Co. 16 13 8 S. and E. I. . - 5 0 0 Samuel Sanders, Esq. - 10,10 0 J. A. - - 1 1 0 Friends at Penrith, per Bart. Smith - 11 S 0 Parish of Narborvugh - - 12 18 0 --.-- North Kilwerth - - 2 15 0 . --- Wessemlins, by Pares and Co. Leicester 414 6 By Samuel Smith sod Lo. being a collection made at East Bridgford, Nettinghainsbire At Levor's Church, Maidstone, by the Minleter and Churchwardens - - 25 6 0 Leybourne Parish, per Mossrs. Breachly, Stacey, and Co. hankers, Maidstone Crown Room Society, Turk's Head, Maidstone, per Thomas Day, Esq. Mayor . 51 7 0 At a Meeting of Sociable. at the Haunch of Venison, per ditto - - S 6 13 II ,Inhabitants of Maidstone, per ditto 128 9 6 Transmitted per Morris and Sous, of Carniartheia: Parishes Of Llausrephen and Liangunwork - 5 4 0 Parish of Langham - - 9 2 0 _ 9 10 0 2 18 0 Parish of Dunstable, per Wm. Frederick Brown 31.14 0 G. Gillett, Esq. ' - - , 5 5 0 Collection at Sutton on the Forest, per Rev. William Loddens ' - - - 2 0 S At Dreaghouse Chapel, near York - 0 II I At Northwick, Cheshire, per Rev. hmes Townley 7 1 6 At Low Coltio, near York - - 1 3 0 Parish. of Burneston, North Riding of Yorkshire, per Rev. H. Elslicy - - 9 0 0 Parish of Upper Arley, Staffordshire, per the Rev. E. Whieltlon 17 7 0 Further Subscriptions transmitted by lames. Jones, Fox and Co. Manchebter _ _ Collection at Cockey Chapel - - 1 1 6 At St. Peter's Church, Stockport - 7 I 0 Transmitted per Messrs. Kett' and Back, of Norwich : St. Andrew's Church, Norwich, per Rev. J. Brown 8 0 0 Parish of Hempall, Norfolk, per Rev. C. M. Donne 511 0 - So:lngham Nethergate, Norfolk, per Rev. Archdeacon Gooch - '• 5. 9 • 6 - Morley. St. Botolph - - - 1 1 0 ----• St. Peter's - • 1 1 0 Rev. John Howard, Rector of Morley. - 1 1 0 Parish of Dopham, Norfolk, par Rev. J. H. Howard 111 6 —..---- Sarnlaun Broom, Nuriolk, per theßight Hon. and Rev. W. Wodehouse. Parishes of All Saints, and of St. Nicholas, St. Elm ham, Suffolk , per Rev. W. Paddon - 3 • 6 • THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 8, George-yard, Lombard-street. 4 t 6 MRS. THEODOSIA PERY, Widow and sole' Executrix id tie Rev. John Pery, late Rector of Hough ton with Wittbn, and Hemingtbrd Abbotui, in the County of Huntingdon, deceased, requests all Persons having any Claim or Demand on the Estate or Effects of the said John Pery, to send In an Account thereof, in writing, to Mr. Edward Greene, At torney, St. lye's, in order that the same may be discharged in their due course; and all Tenants and others that stood indebted to the said John Pery at the time of his decease, are requested by the said Elecutrix to settle with the said Edward Greene, who is-fully authorised to receive and give receipts for all debts due to the said John Pery.—Witten, June 14,1811. RiiIRTS.—MANSION-HOUSEIo EfrATC: TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I RAC I', ACA MAL MANS lON-H OUS E, with CORth. bosses, Stables, and Outbuildings of every description ; LAWN Pleasure-ground, large Gardens well cropped, 4nd about ,l) Acres of Meadow and Pasture Land surrounding the House, is a ring fence. The Estate is freehold, in a delightful SifUilLoB, well timbered, and within a short distance of a market town in the County of Herts, Si mile! from London. The House is fit for the immediate residence of a Family of Distinction. Tickets to view will be delivered to Principals ; tied further Particulars may be had of his. hielattd,'Solictior,iStaple-ipo. TO BB SOLD, • A- MODERN-BUILT HOUSE, in Cadogan :Place, uniting the elegant with the useful, recently Ivied up and furnished regardless of expense, which to be justly appre ciated should be seen. It has only two Rooms on the principal Boors, hut perfectly adapted for the accommodation of a small fashionable Family, replete with every conyenieat and domestic Offices, with double Coach house, four-stall Stable, Lofts, Gra naries. and Sleeping and Harness-rooms, with Flower and very productive Kitchen Garden, with waUsloathed with the choicest Fruit-trees. It is held on Lease, of which meat than 70 years are unexpired, at a trifling ground rent. The Hawes and part of the superb and apprapt late Furniture to betaken at a v.luatione May be seen any day (Sundays excepted) between the hours of one and four ' with tickets: apply to Mr. Whitehead, Little Cadogin-place. ELIGIBLE FARM to LET, most desirably situated on the Brighton Road, 25 miles front Loudon. TO be SOLD the unexpired term of Lease, twelve years, of COLIN DEAN FARM, containing 178 A. I R. se P. of good Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, with the floe snow ing Crop* of Wheat, Oats, Clover, &c. Ave and Dead Stuck, and possessing peculiar advantases, at a low rent, great tithe frer,and Land-tax redeemed. Immediate possession maybe had _ _ 6 0 For further particulars apply to Mr. B. COW, Colin Dean Farm, Horse Hills, four miles from Reigate, Surrey; or to Mr. Cood, No. 8, Cook's-court, Carey-stroet, Lincoln's:hal-fields, where all letters must he post paid. NORFOLK.—VIi e LA AND FAKM. TO BE LET, fur a Term os Years, with Possession at . Mkhaelmas nett, AN elegant MANSION; in the pleasant Villaged Putham St. Mary Magdalen, in the County of Norfolk, lately the residence of Wm Matchett,, Esq. with Plantations, I Shrubberies, large Garden and Orchard, stocked with the choicest Fruit-trees and Bushes, Lucerne, and Vegetables, in the greatest perfection. Also the Farm, of about 23 Acres of the richest Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the highest state of cul tivation, lying round the house, which is in the gothic rile, and comprises a Parlour, 21 feet long, a Drawing-room, 25 fret Wog, Study (with the stoves as fixed), handsome Portland stone vesti- ' Wit, four Bed-chambers with Dressing-rooms to each, House ' keeper's and Servants Bed-chanibers, excellent Kitchen , with Range and Oven complete, Butler's Vantnes, Bake-house, with Oven and Coppers, neat Dairy, good Wine and Ale Cellars, and the most convenient Offices. Also a spacious Coach-house, three stalled Nag and Cart-horse Stables, Granary, love House, Itog kennels, Piggeries, and a good Barn. With the above may be had a ottage near, and about half an Acre of Land, insclarden and Orchard, if wanted, for a Coachman or Farming Man, (and there is a probability of a Farm-house and 4 Acres of excellent Land being let with the above.) This Estate has an unlimited right on the extentrive Com mons of Pulhain, is fifteen mks from Norwich, tour front Harleston, and seven from Diss (both Market and Post Timm) and within a mile of Tivetshall Ram, on the turnpike road tram Ipswich to Norwich, in a very genteel neighboarhood, and in a fine Sporting Country, foe Hunting, Coursing, Shooting, and Fishing. The whole may be viewed any day (except Sundays); and fur ther particulars known by applying person:llY, or by letter* (post-paid), to Mr. Samuel Mitchell, at his Landed-property Office ' Norwich, where a Map of the Estate and a Drawing et the House may be seen. CHEVALIER RUSPINI adopts this inethod of *equal" ring the Nobility, • Gentry, and I.K Friends, that in consequence of his late severe Micas, and his *clasped age, hi has now, for the first tune, communicated to his eldest Son, JAMES BLADEN RUSPINI, and to no other person whatever, the mode of Preparing his several Medicines, name'', his Den tifrice Powder and Tincture, tor the Teeth and Gums; his Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache; and his Balsamic Styptic ; of which fact, for the security of the public, he has made an affi davit before a proper Magistrate. They all continue to be sold at their House, in Pall-Mall; where specimens - of Artificial Teeth may be seen, that will convince the most diffiderft that they may receive any assistance that art can deals:. BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto JAMES kLY MER„ Surgebit, Reigate, Surrey, inventor end preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE The only safe and effectual remedy for Disorders of the' Head. Stos mach and Bowels, viz.-Ist. Head-ach, confusion and giddinia. —24ly, Indigestion, loss of appetite, bilious crudities, and retch ingss yellowness of the eyes and skin, flatulence, pain,• spasms, heart burn, I,l;ccup, gripings, colic, and costiveness--3dly,• For the gout in the stomach and head—ttbly, For all such afiections of the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits, pa ralyticand apoplectic dispos.tions, prostration of strength, timidity, tremors, starting', palpitationsi and faintness, 6r fits-3thly, For racing and strengthening the whole system, In states of Masa. - lion and debility-6thly, As a powertui antiseptic in cases agog trid bile, and for counteracting Infettion, and preventing and cu ring putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, sore throat, viz. Cynanche &c. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy places. hospitals, ships, hot and unhealthy climates, Ike. Sold wholesale and retail, by Mr. Rymer's xppointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard; Ind retail, by Fr, d. Sinit6, 519, Haymarket; Randall, Royal•Exckange ; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newbery a lid Son, 43, St. Paul's Churls Yard; J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; We* Holborn; Ind by every vender of Patent Med:zinebiu the United Kingdom, 'Ai bottles at 35.9 d. 75. 6d. and 14s. and in pints at 275. by which ttere is a considerable saving, Full information may be obtained by a perusal of the following Book, published this day. price Ss. 6d. in boards, which may be had as above—A Tract upon Dyspepsy and Indigestion, and the NEW VIOLIN MUSIC. I Hypochondriac Disease, and upon the Inflammatory and Regular Just published at 1. A. 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