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• 1 \ ._ . . 'II W, • , . , • ". • • 14.4 r t • 1., • • • ;J ..,~ : . -~_ L Nr' ,t r is 1: 69811 tiluitsbi rtiftri:KateL, 91 uTitgqiiT, T HIS . Gentleman was resident m England- in No vember, 1789. Whbever can give positive infbetnathin the death of the said John Kelt, or at his present residence, Ma receive Five -Onineas, as a compensation for their trouble, b application to Mr. James, Solicitor, 12, Grays-Istn-share. U, : t7, 1809. _ .-T..,.- [PRICE SIXPENCE4IAI*I . - SMNY. ASTLEY's ANIPHII BR 'HEA ID TR E , %VESTIVIIN6TEIt GE. Under the Patronageales of and Duke Royal of Highnesses the Prince pf WYork. rrl3lS PRESENT EVENING, JULY 27, 1809, I F r id a y ea, and Saturday 9.9, will he presented a New Eastern a nd Pedestrian Spectacle, written by Mr. Astley, Equestrian jun. called THE ARAB ; Or, THE FREE IiO6TERS OF THE DESART. • %Vail a grtieral At , ack on REAL HORSES. florsernouhip by the Double Company; with the Ecctptricitles of the Hunted Tailor ! To conclude with a New-Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PYGMALION • Or, A TOUR THROUGH FRANCE. Air. Bologna, jun.; Old Man, Mr.. Davis.; Lover, Mr. Norman; Columbine, Mrs. Melville, late Miss Taylor; and Clown, Mr. Laurent. Doors to be openA at half pat five—begin at half past six. • Second price at half-past eightfiquestrian Tuition by able 'This dal , were published, in Biro. price Ss. in boards, ESSAYS on the SOURCES of the PLEASURE received from lATF.RARY COMPOSITIOK _ Primed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. rs. • • *fo prevent the disappointments which have recently oc . tu r;eli in consequence of the Servants rot befhg sent in proper time to keep places, the Public are respectfully _informed that the L u x•lseeper cannot be answerahre fdr tat p aces; unle'ss theskt4 yams attend at five o'clock, nor can they be kept I:ter than half past seven. - - _ MONEY. ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary r permanent sums of money, that they can it all tiatea advance any stun from 1001. to go,oool. and upwards, on personal or aay other security a.-iti?g from Marriage Settlements, Money inthe Funds, Cleti,ymens Liviogs, or Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.— Person.:l qplication 1 :essrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, No. I Q. lermyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by letter, pn,z-paid. N. B. Ten years purthase 'Pill be -given for we ,l-secured Annu ti. s. REIGN OF GEORGE This day were published, in 3 Vols. Bro. price 11. 7a. Wants, ANNALS of GREAT BRITAIN, from tension of George 111. to the Peace of Ansbees. 'Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Poe, and Stevenson, Edin burgh; and C. Cradock Ind W. loy, No. 33, Pateraostar-row, London. N. B. Ai. few Copies on koyal Paper, vice IL 16s. extra Imprili. :sIAVICABLE CANAL, FIRE OFFICE, AND 19IST1 •I lON SHARES, To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 4-11 of Alust, at Twelve o'Clock , at GarravSay's, THE MONMOUTHSHIRE NAVIGATION, .1 Twenty four shares in this established improving Concern ; the Divideod liss advanced to the rate of .S 6 per share per annum, L zpucte.l to continue increasing; £739 in Debenteres, bears ing inttrest at I's per Cent. net on the said Concern. Shares in Th.. Gru , id Junction, and Kennet and Avon Canals ; ir. the Prov;dent Life Institution, Surrey Institutiol, Albion, hope raid Arl is Fi e Offices, Strand and Vauxhall Bridges. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; Hatchett's Hotel, Piceatiiry t at Gurraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, No. 2s, New Bri,!ge..t rve% U f N t:;ly G ,,, O ,.. 9 ... D t L thyp C u K bilc id Co. that thew. whole e c o k lirokrrs, r. f t!!e New STATE LOTTERY will be drawn in One Day, 40th of OCTOBER NEXT. This Lottery has only 5,000 Numbers (from No. 1 to 3,000 iuclusivc), Four Tickets - ef Numt , er, so that the Puzshaser of a hingl 'ticket wil! gain a Prize of £2.0,600: By Two Tickets of the same Number, £40,000 A Prize of By Three 'l'ickets of :he same Number, 7 - - X 66,000 A Prize of Four Tickets of the same Number, 2CBO$OOO Prizk: of • - - - Acd all other Prizt carne Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZFS.- - of - - £20,000 - Xl,OOOl 8 - - of - - £l,OOO 2,000 11 y - . of - - SOO &c. Ste. Ste. T:-xrrs and Sitnacs are on Sale by RICHARDSON, 0)01.1.170i, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing Cross, London; diarcd and Sold last . 1 hree Lotteries, Nos. 24;09, 10,197, a d Is,o3i,Three Prizes of .1230,000; and 7,950, £lO,OOO. They are 414, the only OfSce that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of se:0,000. • of - of PRESENT PRICE - - Ticket, £2l 113. £ll 0 01 Eighth - - £9 17 0 513 0 I sixteenth - - 1 9 0 F. 'f r - Olt those distressing Imbecilities which prevent, or te - .1.1tr unhappy, the marriage state ; a 3 well as for every I)o,iiiiy, Relaxation, &c. however i,dicated, or from rtter arising, long experience has prod Sir lIANS P.ES . I . ORATIVE and REANIMATING t ILLS to he t 1!.: certain aatl sovereign Remedy. c.intaioing a mine particular account of their a a,',o•• wiefal information to the afflicted, may be had, 1-.) 1 1 -rtin's, No. 23, Southampton-stre!a, Covent ; whcrt, •pt-cial aprolntownr) They are sold in boxes, . I acli. hey are bold, also, by all tha twin ti!•-.1 V n; I'r •21 . 1vriry Nittlicioes in 1.0 , ,d0n. try, enclosing payment, free of postage, to , .;r, tht:y will 1).- i.oinec!:a- - ..-ly forwarded. IiANDS have ever been esteemed a , 'in both Sex:9, wlrl in some pares nt: En p..rsons of rzr.k. The BANDANA SOAP, 4 .; cake:, possess the precliar psoperty of giving ::.e ext.' .lulicaly of texture and incocceivaVe fairness is the constantly washed wiiii t . a.s Soap. Even ca; ••.: • has been by labour nr other s :ad coarseness art effectually, infallibly, ly nr:ar. - .tl and succettleti by a s. - noithuess, fairness, cf aupt:ara ice, which cannot he acqiiired by any it is by exp-rience only the any one 'nay .;::e.c• idea of the superior excellettce of this Soap:— .• Agent, whose signature it bears, William , errand, near Tzmple Bar, London; and the • a further security, beg them to he particular in • the name and address of the printer, E. Spragg. I.;J - 0 - -siri.et, Covert-garden, is affix;:tt to the labcl and . ! titers are counterfeits. Sold by niz.ny respectable ri and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price But it is all zirr.es necessary to be particular in ti:e above caution, which will be the means of prevent in! tile imp) it which has of late been prac:istd.. ~i . •~ ~• ~:. •• 4.icgt ;~ ~~~,. Thi..hly were published, in 4to. price 2.54. boards, Ti:rsAys on PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, in eight Chapters: I. On the Choice of a Profe.sOm. 2. On the Clerical Profession. S. On the Military and Naval t'rofessions. i. On the Mcdie.i.lProfession. 5. On the Education of a Country Gentleman. .1. On the Prntl.ision of the Law. 7. On the Educa tion of a Statesm.tn. S. On the Education of a Prince. By P. L. EDGEWORTH, Esq. F. 12. S. and M. R. T.A. &c. \ LPN's CARMINATIVE, for the wind, con- N . C-;!'113, watery and .fry gripes, and other fatal disorders litnycl, of children; a:so fur duxes, cholics, 2nd pains of the " •«iazrows persons, scarcer/ ever failing to relieve when licccr.ling to the printed directions. The superiority and of tlr, medicine having occr.sicned number of counter-. pretending ro be prepared from the original re in th. , timity of the late Mr. Joseph Dalty, apothecary, of 5!r , ...P., Cavendish-square, the following extract from Lis ' w:11 s!:;.w to whom he ben,il:!atliticl this property, and from .112 gepitinelnctli..iire can be procured \‘ ;.mess, I did many years ago instruct my daughter Pr=- 7 - .. w the wife of Anthony Gvll, of North-street, Wombs : Nieman, in the art cf compounding a certain medicine. of I ani the sole invei...ar, called Dallsy's Carminative,.) do proint my said daughter the sole prewer of this useful I Itkowisc t ive to her •ry sole property in the said car ^ r, and all profi:s arising from the sale thereof, to her and 7 . .t .r• tor L'Ve'r." I,l valual . .le cordial Medicine. condnues solely to be preps the slid Frai.ces Gell, and sold only by ry and Snns, Nu. 45, St. Paul's Chureh-yardi, a felt/ • Ci:apside, London; price Is. 9d. a bottle, duty 411# I , Lt observe that the words " F. Newberg, No. 45, St. ";r- i.i . giavcd in the sumps; and, by their appointrieot, I lolhorn ; Bat:0'1,150, Lnd Allen, 76, Oxford-street; 1 ; Hayward, Piccadilly.; Harris,.l.udgate t.n'tt ; Royal Exchange; Clarke, and Bowling lad Cu. • &h. `:cicr. On Saturday next will be published. By H. 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'CoWas4li4 •'• • • • • . fiaA tievtikg,tatal4plieo; opd io irt pattitplars, appV to tly %ouch'. pp/nip - Ms, Tuliffa r tallo4 4 4' • • '-' • • " • ' • •. . • 17 Nikatti 811117 1 0124VX *CO, • • au,l - a t 4r 'this 30 , 4.g.5. Trvio , * 'citdr, 14/Zitietsi • • tt .11301HOLEJ and in4C.ll #.trt .J • QOPYIiOLD ERTATE, situated as thp.iihshitra of 007 , ' folk and Wolk, near the tertjaibragdon, 77 Odes from Lon. dab, 17 L-oos Newparket, 20 tees E 14 frop2 vellitn),Apti sta CiWattlitlylif a • tieM Vi btiitillitiuMeasii , i rsamr* Vran „oink % arit: *tops ay :ant finality mqbe 4:to the MaA*ol, 4.41 ,Fee teilki# 1 . 11 ,1 1 L 4 1 3 1 , ,4 1 4 VaiiUsse. near Sib Kees Whereof 134004 _ antiGrairiig -MOW% i lab of AisibiliS :Vogt '23r eteidelat adaprop, Esint, folio or out* ;re Ruld7'Pelie ate *la roe imptereitaii valiate, Qom vs, With a Link ifiliWitsd a navigable Cat for Boats eansmanieatiet with the Thetford. Ws.. ligation. and it is *eh humid that Linseis asi Mango% when laid upssalha kftwheirlibritiialtirt Laitata, such as this neighbisurEoliii4ol4 l 6l3a**l44ll.‘&ll t3a69: . iiii a Royal Grant of kfreekisbesi la the Lk& Guile ndiolnirg tip! . yytare far wind India ektaisti - taffy bfr aid ar Nlkftelibui Isla at the Sit (Met, Beetl y Lsof Or. Yarringtosc fto , fte Siraith'irdi . lllr. Braiivn Su • ot; erica LAgr.:Sliarklo.6l ll thenßetTi toitt(l ol 44 l l4;i 4 W*lo kieetilllllV NownsaAet ; Messrs. Earratts, So li citors, Gray,a inn, .Loaskiiii Mr Aa., the 'Aueitirceei, - Mb. 44; Lela:liter-4kt OW: tiodtlaiireP. 45.Arnodellotreer, liarytr*„..bere a Pisa of the Eatato may be anti; shit of John Maly% litandlio, who will skew the Estate. LF-AMIisioNFOR SPA; NEAR WARWICK. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By DANIEL FROST, At thi'Wartilcit Arms, In Warwick, on Santis:l#, the sib day of August, 1809, in Lots, unless sooner disposed of by Privets Contract, of Which due Notice will be given, ALL that trulLvaltiabletßEEHOlD ESTATE comprising did' elegant Het and Cold Baths. belonging! tts Mr. Robbins, in Leamington ; with two very modern built tuad roomy Brick and•ilate DwAling Houses adjoining thrreto re plete with comniodiosta Rtsoms and convenient Offices, tog ether with detached Stables, Coach4ousee, Ac. And another large substantial Dwelling Honer, and three :smaller ones contiguous, With an ettedsive Yank Carden, and Orchard,. containing about Half an Acre, well planted With fruit and ether Treel. Also ahem. SeVenty-hve Acres of exceeding rich Turnip, Mto. • dow, and Pasture Land, divided into 'fen Closes, in a high state of cultivation, well fenced and withredi and greatest part 6ltgibly situated near the town of Leamington, no* in the possession at the 4) rpeetot Mr. Francis Robbins, who .Will stew the same, arid give possiiihni thereof it Idieliaelthateext. The important benefits derived by ironbers of the Nobilityand Pltni.rlNlnco_4l l l_tt_ignable Spy best beapeak the intrinsic ealliesped.ibd - ffin;W: . diteTPreperq st 64 itered to the Fibac! . • . . . Leatniqton le sittiatt twp miles from Warwick, on the rein!. pike reid - froni theriee tOLoidoits ' - Another Freehold Estate at HUNINGHAM, comprising a •Farm House. new Barn and other Outbuildings, Yard, Garden, and •about Thirty-one Acres and a Hilt- Of - very rich Turnip, Meadovi, and Pasture Lind, situate at Hanlngbem, shoot. seven miles from Warwick, and the same distance from Coven/Ty, Soinham acid Rugby; now in the Oceupation of• Mr. lames Hartit, under a Lease, ten years of which will be unexpinid et Lady: dug next.. • Printed Particulars May 'be had at the place of Salb ; Angel, Northampton.- Saracen's Head, parentry ; Orffile, Southern; White Beats Coventry ;.. Swan Had a /A.70114Am; White Lion, Stratford - On Avon; Ishiugh; Cliaferlifiti; Getirge, • Shlpston-' Bell, tiallerd Bridge; Vltite LOA, Blatitiry.; of Messrs. Sala.- and Taomas, No. 8, Staple Inn ; anfiftiessrs. 'Comet and SCYdnPs. SO - Belton, Witwick, at wheite•Oiree a Plan of the . &tate may be seen. MANOR; MANS'ION HOUSE, AND VERY VALUABLa FRZEHOLD ESTATE, srrUATE IN.Triii,PALISti OF I ALMONDSBURY, AND COVNT IY OF GLOUCESFR. By Mr. f. •Is PALMER. fir6ker ' • ' - - ' At the Exchange toffee Mont, it &Ist*, on Thtinday the I.oth day of Att.pert, at Ont o'Clock ,in the Afternoon, (unime. previously disposed °thy Private Contrictief which due nation will be given) T . HE MANOR of O V ER, and. the capital MA*. SION4IOUSE of OVER-COURT, with liftable Offea of every description ; beantifal Pleasure Ground, and capital'. Kitchen Garden lately fumed in the most complete ,sdie ; the _ ' Walla, which are lofty, fated . with brick and cloethed with the • choke* ?Mt-tree.'; Hot-house, Pinery, Grape - house , and lee. : house) about 12 Acres of Orcharding, in full bestritlia beautiful Pikiontaining Sit Acres of high'? diversified ground,.indlinely tidsbeted; ..it very commodious Ruin-house, Cyder-Mil, and all . renajaite.Farmsboihlingu ,Alis Sii'HOUsia ma COttages, being the whole of the adjoining part of the Vfilige, or Hamlet of Over.-The wbok.Estate con• mining, wilbin a sing. few, Two Hundred and Thirty Acres, all. , now hiliand gicept 24 Acre . (Whicli will - some Into possession at ".l.. .ipda t i i i 2 ,3,,dtii.u.i.....deottairsletbithe week or year. Over is disclogoish44 for,* grtattpdvantages in point of situation, be itgiatilY ilx Miles and a half distant from Bristol mid Clitess, ant 20 from Bith ; the roads excellent. The Mansion-house is of sonsiderable antiquity, but hi st state, ef substantial repair, and . remarkably dry; it le situated in trio - Centre of the Lute, on• a moderate eminence, screened tad* • ea_stwarckby the Thing ground. of the Park, and commando *lll old extensive Views of the stacrinuldlngrkh and beandfal costotry, • • with the Inver Severn,artdrWelsh .Metintains. -... On the ground:door, are two Entrance Halia,a . 0E1%7 . • ~ 30 Oct by 17, a Draaring- room hung with tapes** • - • sarrattoa, 32 feet by .154, aGe ntlematee Derailments*, 1 by is feet ; the whole above Is feet high, and a Celopitda_ ray* rte convenient domestic Offices.—On the first storey, a Lilo* 3. feet by 18 ; arid five principal Beddehembers, and fear Cleats, all about, 4i.feet higla, ! -On the the attic storey s seven Servants' Bed chambers. Good C Rail MAO' i part el sir Holies: 'Ffse Homo is sundial with exesdkat spring •.water. - OW hi landed aka'. our nsidts distant aka very i f * r i m The Farm except 11 Acres. aitich are arable,_coodeth a t : ±b Gracing and Meadow Lind, of vey Inger* nindlty. The. tai of the Eitate irnounts so .113 :15s. 341. per 'itsenum.,.:. Tito Poor-rate on , an average er late years, to Al Ilia 4 ,1 . 1011 , 11 r. no . Church-rate. The Onsiont of till Who*" imill " .E 49 2s. 24. Per annum. • . • .. , , .. oi : . P te. All the, Firtnrer i ci t t a . mikg • -.. • . . • ,.. home, includanspae s o o r w iti , slisii, the valuable T •as the'siaile got* kdomtkli . • . . ',Anent Hoe;eightiPaorbarei aids* pirkt4bailbeglas -Stock, may be tallessotaitahodulkiathisoliOneillike pairdolab _•The,iii WO mPC 4 491- _ . th od lo lP4o lll ,7aF4o l 4. ikfrasok 4 morigalK c a tl iATlge fle P-pilpt i or ?We% . • . ?limit**adtergieng thitgragerty ,slay be eeesii. modeatd 4ide theiatichestent biasief ether Finn , to the neigha boarhood. . - , a . ',.._ 2 ____rGbgtlirifFiLan.Moltirfkidiers viiialf. ... ov.1,0114" the Mrs of Amirslind a am, by delete. enly, to bet Imo with pliate4posT tibial-sof Mesiii. Befigimigh and Pane; 6minte Mods Wl* are litharboadto lost far Use sale by private imolai*. ' RADFORD,HOSTER,No.S2,,Cheapside, informs the Public, that his warehouse is now open with a:i enfire , new stock of the best manufactured and most fashionable articles of. Hosiery and Gloves, and are selling on as low terms as aqy house in London, in quantities of 3 pair and upWards; good, Hose fsotn 6s. 6d. to 10s. 64. a pair; Cottola Hose from ls. 2d. to extra superfine, 3s. 9d; a large quantity of Leather Gloves, front 9d a pair to 2s. at No. 52. Cheapsitle. This day was published. price 9s. in boards, THE ANNUAL MEDICAL REGISTER, vol. I. comprising a iteview of every Pubßeadle relating to Medicine and Surgery, which appeared dories; the Year 1408; together With an Historical Sketch of the Discoveries and Improve ments in these and the collateral Sciences within Linea= pt. - lad —a Report of the general State of Health and DUMB in the Me tropolis—ar d a variety of Miscellaneous Intelligence. By a SOCIETY of PHYSICIANS. Sold by John Murray, Flett.street ; and W. Blackwood, 11.41n burgh. . . 0 s . •. 1 Of w ... -. • St ) A t JULY 17, ISO% '. 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