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- • . . - ' ~..: : , . . , 1. • , '•• 1 :: . . . • . . 1 . -: 4 :: , . • . . % • ~..1 . , -,.... .....2m , -,..1 0 _ - . -'. 46 ,;; 71 7 - ) . 11. , TZ 4 .6. • t , " : • ‘ qo _,ea r l'" .. ;... A . ___ , .7 4 tc ) " \lrt 4 rr r # .m..' ../ +ll lk ri #4. " I A --N.,....._.. _(..aro • 1 "----. ..L . _ . •::" -4 tc. t"... THURSDAY, At Mtiasit ,5784 j a I T 6, 1807 i PRICE SIX-PENCIL ASTLEI I S. WESTMINSTER BRID3R. Wet the Patson!ge of their Royal Hightteirts the Prince of WALLS and Dukeof YORK. MILITARY PATRONAGIL • ' - TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS will be indented to any Petrie, who has infieicet interell to procure a re fpedlable Lieutenant a Company, in any Regiment of the Line, Of Gartirott Battalion. - Thi. thy cvls puNifbed, pike ts. A CERTAIN WAYt() SAVE OUR COUN TRY, 4 1 . and nuke us a mnre Happy and Flourifbing Pe,tple, than .at any former l'etiod of our Mabry. Sold by Budd, Pall Mall; and lillaAlock. Royal Exchange. With an Appendix and Explanatvry I.ettcr from Dr. r ownans. THE WATERING PLACES ht. fl 4. This day was pubnllzed, price ais in boards, to 641 In Red, or fps Calf GM, in 014 very thick and clofeiv printed Volume, Bhattarai with nearly Sea" Maps and 'THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERVIG and SEA BATHING PLACES in England and Wales-for 1807, confining of AC. URATE and CIRCUMST.tNTI.% DE. SCRIP LIONS of every Pf2te of faihionahlt AI; i ul the Culonallea and Scenery in their V;Arireos wits ••• I inerary of the Roads toalid front ex.. Ptaea ff the EDITOR h: the PICTURE of LONDON. This Vert i 5 fo well knoWn. and has been fo univerfally ap proVed of for its Convietcnefs and Aceur icy, that aoy further 1./efeription of its Contents, or any I /1/fervations on its Meritaauil Utility, wonid be fupailuous. The Places &Scribed are t ABERYST WITH LEIIIN tl TON PRIORS BATH LITTLE HAMPTON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOGNOR & HOTHAMPTON LTIMINGTON BURLINGTON MALVERN IsitiGH: ON MARGAIII BRIS rtu, HOT WELLS,and MA TLOCK ELIE rON RAMSGATE BROM/STAIRS SCARBOROUGH 9'HIS Evening THURSDAY, Auguft 6; nlin, • FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Tight Rope Dancing, Clog Hornpipe. and the Eccentricities of the Two Clowns t—and from the uncommon approbation bellowed on the Military Mete, called the Brave Collie*, introducing War Manacurres,Horfe and Foot, geld of Battle, Sc. It will be continued a few Evenings Longer— After which, TOrkilk performahces on the Slaik Wire. and the famous Flying Highlander's Horfemanfhin -ZTO concludewith an Entire New Comic Pantomiate, with New fplendid and appro priate Scenery. Machinery, Mechanical Chaoges,Eic. called Tele- Ihachus, or Harlequin and Calypro. • To begin at half paft Six—Half-price at half pelt Eight. 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" Pergit, et h oftileb (lama flducia) rives 111COTIMIUSa.iit CLAVDIAN. In tills Work an impartial account is given of the manner. cur. torus, arts, and condition of the Dutch Eneethe converlion of the Republic of the Seven Onitcd Pravicces into a .I{lngdom, and a ' dcfcriptino of the mnft interefting oiled.; and fcenery in Holland and on the Banks of the Rhine, interfperfed wi , ha variety of anec dotes illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of th )t p art of France and Germany through which the Author pair:d , and the whole is elthellifhed with an Engravings, bya diftingulihed A raft, from drawings made on the fpnt. Printed for RICHARD PIIILLIPS, N 0.6, 13tidge greet Black friars, and to ha had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had, Th.: NORTHER N,SUlStell[lll, price al. ts. • The STRANGER IN I2ELAND, vrice al Ss. PURSUANT to a Decree of th e High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe MEAD againft STRA moeNPAN. the Cttditors of Thomas Meat lute of Hermitage ftraet, Wap ping, in the County of Mikiallefex. mailer mariner, decrafed (who died at Sea in or about the month of April 1806 ( imitate), are, on or before the 6th day of November next, to c )me in and rove their debts before Jou N CA sr en alt, Efq one of the Matters of the raid CINIrt. at his Of In Southampton buildings, Ch :neery hone, London, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the Paid Decree. DENNETS and GREAVES, Solicitors, No. 39, I.ii.colti'd inn Haas MR. YCASTLE, Mathematical Mailer of JrNi- the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, and Mr . IFIQMMEY, continue, with proper Militants, to Inftrudt young Qientlemen, &dried for the Atmy, and for the Service of the Porourable Fah India Company, the various Branches of a _ . Military Education. The Plan of Studies confine of all filch Parts of Mathematics and Natural Philorophy, as are conneded with a Military Pro feflion: Alfo Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Thebes, Plan Drawing, Surveying, Levelling. Reconnoitering, with a method of Tracing Works a the Ground, and the Principles and Pradiee of the French Language. The Terms for Board and Inltrudion in the various Branches mentioned above, arc tat Guineas per annum, Wanting exclufive; Entrance Five Guineas. For the Plan of Studies and the Rules and Regulations of the tnftitution, apply to Meffrs. Bonnycaitle and Honuney, Charlton, Kent. • This Mal)Raiment, which has fuballed its prefent lam for ;even' years, is in the immediate neighbourhood of the Warren and Dock-yard, and near the fpot where Artillery Pradice and ether Military Exereifes are daily performed. The premifes are extenflve, and the fituation is remarkably healthy: the haute commanding one of the molt beautiful prof. peas in the kingdom. 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PEMBROKESHIRE. • TO BE LET, from Michaelmas next, • - ALL that MESSUAGE ra• DWELLING• HOUSE, Garden, fix Railed Stable and Barn with the Appurtenances.. called and known,hy the name of. S ODSTON, fituate io the Parish of Narberth, in the County of Pembrohe. The Dwelling tioure conll2l of two parlours and a hill on the • ground floor, four good bed clambers - on each of, the..thil and leconti noon, with good garrets old them, thd i goat Wilton, - y and cellars under ground. Sodfloi is tituatcd on an eminence which canamandstetteniliest and ricalint views of the (=rounding country; and witildo a mile.) of the muket town of Narberth, and ten mils «f Hatfetfordwatt• thtough each • which towns the Mail Coach - rune every day,,i from Milford to London. The Country abounds with game, and there is a-nark of hound* kept within a mile of the plat-: and. then alto .feweral eaphAt brooks for trout, within a thort diftanie of the Houk. A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land oot ex keedinK tno Acres.- • •., • For further pagtfeirs empire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver- fordweft.-41averfordweli., pole aBoy. SALE POSTPONED. . TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Purfttant to a 15ccrce attire High Coat/ of Chancery, amide in a Caufe wherein Sir Lauts Tv r.tger . Loto, Bart. (now decal ed), au infant, by his next friend, is Ptaintift,,,7nd• TROMAS PECKHAM Pinups, Pfq. and others, are Defendants% and t.O ano ther Decree made in a Caufe, wherein Catherine Tjlney Long, an Infant, by her next friend, is Plaintiff, and Lad, Catherine Tylney Loug,widow. and Others, are Defendants, ind to ano thee Older in bosh the Paid Caulk*. before Pates STANLIY. Efq. one of the Mafters of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery dant, London, On Tuefday, the iSth, and Wecluefday, the tqth, of Augaft intl. inftead of the days mentioned in former Advertifementa, be tween the hours of Twelve and One of the Clock in each day, IN LOTS, SEVERAL FREEHOLD NIESSUAGES, Build ing's, Ground, and Pretuffes, fituate in Baker-ftreet, Grey hotand-ftreet, White's row, Thorpas ft rcet, Charles ftreet, Spicer greet, Hunt-ftrect. Hunt -court, Spitatitreet, Ram Alley, dec. in the ;cverial Parithes of St. Dthiftan. Stepney, and St. Mary, Whitechapel in the County of Middlefex. Particulars whereof may be had at the laid Matter's Chambers, In Southampton Buildings aforefaid ; at the Office of Mr. Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford Row, London and of Mr Purfer, Surveyor, Bennett-area, tatickfriars-road, where a plan of the Eftate may be feen. BENTLEY, FRENSHAM. AND ELSTED, NEAR. FARNHAM. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, porfuant to an Order of the Higb Court of Chancery, made in a eiufe, wherein Elizabeth Bilbop is Plaintiff, and Thomas Konen, aiice deceifed, and ethers, are Defendants ; before Alexander Popind, Efq. one or the Matters of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton Buildings. Chancery Lane, London fain Friday, the 7th day of Augott, 1807, between the hours of Twelve.ind One, lu the afternoon, in four Lots; vI'HE THREE CHAPELRIES; or Parfonages, - 1 1. of Bentley, in the county of Southampton ; and of Fren(ham and Elftcd, io the county of Surrey; with the Manfion.hotife at Freniham, and the Glebe Lands, Tytlics, and other appurtenances thereto refpedively belonging, held y Leafes under the Arch. deacon of Surrey, for threc lives, a, (mall referved rents :—And silo, two Nall Freehold Farms. Gtu.xte in the pad& of Even:ham afferefaid, late belonging to the Rtv. Thomas Martell, deccafesL Particulars may be had, at the Did Mafter's Chambers, of Mr. Vines, Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. Rudd, Great Queen-liftet, Lincoln's Ina Fields; Mr. Briggs, Gray's lon ; and Mr. Parry, Thavien.bn, London; at the Btifh•lnn, Farnham; the White Hart. Guildford; the King's Arms, Gotialrfing; swap, Alton ; King's Arms, Bag met; the Grnrge, Odiham ; and the Crown, Bafingftiolte • 1 be Proulfes will be (hewn, on application to Mr lioßeft, At. "mg, Farnham ; and the Archdeacon's Lcafes may be torpetled. on application to Mr. Driggs, Gray's Inn. MANOR .AND Ii..SrATE.:=-SOMERSETSkiIRE. To be be SOLD by AUCTION. By Mcllns HOGOAR I' and PHILLIPS. At Cutaway's, on Thurfday, the 13th day of Auguft, Unlefs prevloufly difpoLd of by Private Catania, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cal. led PILTON PARK, Tythe Free, confining of a Theft dc. rlraNcOothie ReStlenee, a part of which has been recently fi•ted Up, ata confiderable expence ; offices, gardens, and about 750 acre; of capital grating land, In a ring knee, with fuitahle farm houfes, and farming buildings, utuate in the rieb Vale of Glafton bury, two miles from Shepton Mallets, four from Glaftonbury, and twenty hint Bath and Briftol. Two vivo:eta run thrcusb the Mate, abounding with trout, &c. which afford a conitaut fup- IdY of k.e water. uLd for irrigation. The Marur abounds r.ith game, and there is plenty of fine marl, lime, and Itrute for build • ing. The Tenants' term expires at Latly•day next, when the white orany part ma/ be occupied by a purchafer. /or price and every particular, where plans may be fern, ap lay (If by letter, poitpattl) to Mr. Warry, New Ina, London ; Mars. 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" in the firtt part of this Work are feveral judicisus °Werra ticroi ; and the fteami Part enumera:cs the molt ufeful introduc tory Books in Gorey Branch of Knowledge, remarking on their re fpectiie Merits, and etutioniug Parents and InftruCtors againft Lone Cooks which the Author, opt:it jolt grounds, objets to Among thofe recommended, we d t not uhferve any that we col& der as oiled ionahle."—Britifb Critic. _ - —-- JUST COMPLETED! This thy was pub'iMed, ih Two very large and clorely printcd Volumes in Qarto, illuarated with 01:e Hundred and Fifty fupetior Lngravings, Price 61 6s in Boards, or 61 i6s. 6d. hantlfmn-ly bound. A NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; nr, COMPENDIOUS A 2. DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES : including EVERT Moist Discovssr, at•d the Hants r STATE of xvrier Ba4meo of HUMAN KNOWLEDGE By G. GREGORY, D. 1). 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They deftrol•thc appetite, weaken the orgars of digeftion, produce pain* in the ftomach and bowels, deprive the body of its otturithment. otcafion emaciation and palenefs, flop the progrefs of growth, and are the caufe of the molt alarming cot:velumwhich too often terminate in death. Nor are their dices Ifs revere on grown-per foils : by ulcerating the ftomach and bowels, they are often the code of lingering complaints, which prove fatal at Lift, androbjett the patient to the molt excruciating fits of agony and diftreft. In childhood, every direare with which a child is atnidted is airo high. ly csafptrated by them. The certainty and fafcty both of their proven•ion and cure, by the above medicine, is fo fully eftablifhed to the fatis'atlion of the Public, by the tellimorty of the fitft and molt leading charaders of the Nobility, and of others of high re fpedabillt y, who have witneffed its remarkable effeels in their own families, that it, is only neeeffary to obfcrvc, this is the period cf the feafon when Inch a medicine ought to be given to children and ',there, to prevent any attack of this complaint. Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butter's, No.4.Cheapfide, Corner of Paternolter•row; and retail, by molt country venders, in boxes, at as. 9d. and Ss. 6d. DR. FREEMAW'S GUTTA SALUTAFCIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a competition with it in all the different Beget of a cert Lin Difeafe, which it effe dually cures and eradicates from the h.Sit, without exciting the painful feelings and expofure that -IP n.ls &fixation, without dchilitatiug the eoultitution in any d gree, or even re. quiting confinement from bufi , efe, or refiridtion in diet. The radical Hanes of there iteflimable Drops , have proved their claim to publicopprobation fur more than thirty years. In all the de bility of both fexes, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe ther the debility Is preduccet by too free ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the effedts of a warm climate to travellers, and thofe going ahroad. They cannot be recommer d too ftrongly to tbofe who will receive i fare, fpcody,and complete cure in all old flubborn Gleete, :ant every weatnefe that affects the bladder and organs of tirine. 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