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No Lettere will be received unless post-paid.,—.Nb. 3, LTA's place, Cottage-lane, Commercial...road. SALES BY. AUCTION. . • ' • • v ef the I 1: by wh sha 1.0-yet: • . ~..•r °I • • • wt.tli••,, t:•••t. .1111 w !:-1• 0 : Sept G. p I,:„ ? ..Jolcrts. s kT;;To) • • or, ti •• :••,1*: :11A1 Corps; • :I:ONO.\ Th,••• ~! 9d. per day, frJ Tt I .sl).. 0 ,, v- , ..."N!•:;;I at lOC IS: (/t1 Tho !I, .0 o.).• • (Jr FR ' •at T , er d"vl r,•,••,'••",g ;leg r day. s.lTura) ld. is. 11.'. ?IONTIA IS 3;a. Is. • , s -d. . 7 7 5i.. s. d.v. Ott oru.r.:), 7-- •r. Is. 101 d. per d h,! • r. 1. , • law d • ••• s- . 1,1 . • • which b. wilt.: .lizy are • Ll i e,ty% • -i; w • .1V1.! ttl 12.1!.!" [Lt•I: 7•1: 1." f4:.!v...t• to tike ev.:: all tr :•lx Cx..; 11. e Li: 7th rot:, M I:11 .1 —me fornttr • qam,.- , of .q • i:";1! \.RD 117'" . 1:1II(re s it'S ... by the. .1 Itd:r) ha .11 re.cev .; Nrinbt r 6i) .• • Ticket ;: ••••- L• I; VIT !y : !... : r. •r , •. I •:". • so:.•:1, I.:htt 11. A LT. 61 NO b. T resp , ct •.'l , -• I ALI. 2s„ Sr•h•:•;•-. , o9sEts lit , 4,17 I z,,i„ ass( s •••1 iv! Numbers mu: r; to th.:vhasef I ,' rid Shit Ell y.l b, C;l.l7ing crc .1. SIN'EWI ‘..• •• Ne.sv S • Ticket! • Se TWO TV:() 1 W 0 _ TWO .A S....ern `.:2d 7:7 new • •T. lltkei a • N•J. •, • mat j'l I'. rc ineel Fann! bo.h the 'Teeth :•••.:nd stare • ▪ :Mpg • • ar-.! dl - b•-;:atb .he Scu ;se to -.bpi I ' a retts and pr:iervatb hit what h . , s t or.:-.st-eet • • Tnui ar.LI 6 ' ' " Basle '; 11 1h, `:1 1 ; 1)H . 01 V •t• HEM M.' s , tW: ,, desalt yur-ttrat:t NAL 110SP!TAI., CHELSEA, sth July, 1619. Act of the .33th Year of his it is enacted, that the Out-Pen all, in future, be paid quarterly, in : Naite is hereby given, by or ble the Lord: and others, Commis of the said ilospital,lthat all the i^g in Londln, or within the „ire required to appear personally, it and f!ertineatcs of y: genre iu th, sjd Tlnsultal, nn the it classes, according to their undermentioned ; when attendance 'clock in the inurnii , z, until three in l:,•nt of a quarter of u year's pension iternber, 1.?19. tlic flth of JULY. 3. ...lay, aLd those at 6d. to the end of T) AV, th:, 10th of jtJ IS. • • Garrisan Ilattalien and remain th.o..e at 7d. and bd. and .all the Ca. .Y, the 12th of JULY. Jul the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th .Y, the 13th of JULY. ,he 61st Fo;4, and all the remain as a 1.41 those at 10d. per diy. 'DAY, the 14th «f JULY. • difierant Regiments of Cavalry, nt.tas of Foot Guard. ).19, the 15th of JULY. .tt the 7.1 Regiment of Foot. Guards, 71,%iments at that Rate, t V, the 16th of JULY. fro:a the . Royal Garrison Battalion, %intents and Corps, anti also those at 1). 1, -Y, the 17th a JULY. ' Is. .2.d. is. 21 - d. and Is. 3d. perday. AY, the 19th of JULY. 1-.4id. Is. ..St:. is. rAd. Is. 6d. sd. Is. sld. is. 9d. Is. 91d. and AY, the Ceth of JULY. . day ar.d upwards, and those Pensioners on account of Blindness ; as also the Anueities from the late Ist and directed, that all the Ctut-Pensioners to.pi!ll, do pay particular attention to they are required to produce at the ich Pmsioners residing beyond orderej to trmismit *to the Paymaster .b LICA rt/r:0 in London, their aafi ibcd, on or immediately aftet every their Names will not be entered s.:l)3tluent Quarter, and they are mot i 7 _place of abode, as specified in their tlecesbity, and duly notifying the Notice, Cut is consequence of various ,mitted by Pensioners in the Receipt of it is ordered that all Pensioners so off the Pension List, and- forfeit for . ...;711 this establishment ; it i% therefore .ante of this resolution, the Lords si'igs on the 17th and 25th of March Oat-Pensioners to be struck off the .1::1'FS, at 15. 2d. per day. 11;EL ..I.tiLLI NS, 9d. ditto. ! , :tsi guilty of forging or taming to be ~ r.ttes to their Quarterly Affsdivits; Rate of Pension in his Instruction :auding the person appointed to pay him NE.-IVE, Secretary and Registrar. FARE cannot be better eluci prcsun Lottery, in which the Number lefore and after the TWO Prizes of ,ve a Capital Prize, scc. &c. besides rrhat r respectively way be drawn; therefore ;hare can gain Three Prizes, ig Numbers must be Capitals, n 4 Share has "I:.:ee Distinct Numbers. trticulars of this small but inviting Lot. tha Lottery °Sees in London and the . and Shares are on Sale. :ery will be Drawn u2d JULY, TIIIS TERLING MONEY! STOCK PRIZES'.! :1; of THIS MONTH. truth informs his best Friends, th At the State Lottery *ill be IW.' IN ONE DAY, T: :S AIONTIL of °illy 6,030 Tickets, yet contain* Two id the arratgement is such; that 'lime lost be all Capitals, which most be a great is to buy three following Numbers. .treS are selling at Blues Offices, 4, Corn -oss, London; and by his Agents hi the RIGHT request the pubic etten- Sniall STATE LOTTERY, of duty 4025 is of each Number. SCHEME 00111;TAINS Prizes of - Psizes pf - Prizes of • Prizes of &cc. &c. 11 Sterling Money, and All will be 22d of THIS MONTH, JULY. :any new points in the Scbsme, by one of which a has the chance of galninr three Prizes. -Thans are now on Sale at the'Offices of J. and.J. N•. 7,7, Corr.hill ;* 141, Oxfistd.strect ; 11, Hot. ifaymarkee; Where they sold, in the Lottery lust :=7, a Prize or 1,040 Guineas, fte• SENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN 'E, by the late JACOB HEMET, Del. ;al Farrily, have been proved by long experience both in elq..nce and efficacy, every other pre. le Teeth and Gurus they effectually preserve th. nd stare even to old age, rer.der them white and 11.1.1 T impairing the enamel, fastest such as are Wows an an: decayed front becoming worse. They like se hnatb delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth•ach, .-.he scurvy in the Gums, and 'snake them grove to :he Teeth.—Tbe Essence it particularly recent •eate and I.,..rsuns who have the care of Children p 1 . t.ierestive of Young and tender Teeth.—Nosie art what I J tee the words, J. Heinet, Bayley :::-st-eee "engraved lit the stamp. Price's. 9d.lsace s Tnt , E -ASSENT lALSALT of LEMOSISfer !nts aral stains oat of Lace and Linen. The genii", : 7. Ba!ley" on the Box and Wripper. Also lidj ; DROPS, for taking Grease out of Silk, Btu', &-. p7ice ca-h. I'OM M G Jr: my I NE, price 34.141- the Stns. deszle ar Ketail, by BAYA I if aNd Biew, Perna 'or-street, Landon: 4'20,000 '2,000 1,000 500 This day was published, orioe 7s. DUNRIE: a l'oem.—By HARRIET EWING. Bath Printed by R. truths/eft; aftd sold by John Ro binson, Psternoster-row, London. ° This day was insbilated. - In Three Volu me bet la Words, D ECISION. -A TALE. By the Author of " CORRECTION," &c. 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II:u-ris.. TO SCIIOOI2II ASTERS. This day was published, price its. 6d. THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, with Expla .l.• natory Notes, collected from various Grammars, for the Use of Achools.-14 WM. MAVOR, 1.1. 1). ••.The sale of eight very larze Impressions conerrns the value of-the Notes attached to' this Grammar, and fully indicates the character which Dr. Mayor's. Edition continues to sustain in Schools, for accuracy and neatness. London: Printed for Lackington and Co. G. and W. B. Whittaker, Longman and Co. B.adwiti and Co. Booser and Sons, Seatchard and Co. J. Richardson, Simpkin and Alarsha ll, B. Reynolds, and It. Fenner. --- IMPROVED GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. Just published, very neatly printed, price Ss. bound, the Se cond Edition, corrected, greatly enlarged, and brought down to the l'eacc of Paris, ISIS,' E _ • • LEMENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY , Ancient and Modern. To which are added Historical, Clan deal, and Mythological Notes. • By A. PICQUOT. From among various testimonies in favour of the first rdition of this work, the following is extracted for its brevity :—" This is a useful and well-judged little work ; it has been me Plequot's object to discard from the elementary study of geography, curl tying superfluous, aitd he has susoieded in compressing an im mense quantity of &tail into a convenient and manageable com pass. -We are not aware of any better method of teaching geo graphy, than by making the pupil familiar with the application of the contents of such a book as this to the map." London : Printed for Lackington. and Co. Finsbury-square; and O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Alaria-lane.. PARIS.—To PARENTS AND- GUARDIANS. ALADY, who has had the advantage of a libe ral education, with considerable experience both in. Public and Private Teaching, his, by the advice of many rtspectable persons, established a SEMINARY for a select number of young Lalies, in a very airy, retired, and healthy situation, over-. looking the Gardens of the Luxembourg Palace. • The Pupils will ha.ie every facility for acquiring the French language with correctness and fluency, together with Music and Dancing, under ed.. mOst approved Masters ; and tuck other elegant and useful accomplishments as are more particularly to be met with in the French Metropolis. The most assiduous at tention will be paid to their health, morals, and genetti improve ment, particularly to the formation of, their miudt in the prin ciples of Religion, as established by • ihe Church of England; they will also exporiencc parental kindness, withlhe most libe ral treatment. Terms moderate. A desirable opportunity will offer inunzdiately after the Miditimmer Vacation of accom panying some young Ladles who zze going to Paris, under proper protection, to join this Establishment. For further partizulars apply (if by letter, post-paid), to Mr. Townsend, No. 47. Lime-street, near the India-House; Mr. Hillier, No. 9, U....i0n-place, Lambeth; of Messrs. Deacons, No. 2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. Ladies who have finished their Education, but who may wish to acquire a perfect pronunciation of the French. Language, will Had the above a most desirable Institution. FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING TUE TEETH. TTHE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER has so long been the appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion, that it is unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of it. Being composed of Vegetables, and without the assistance of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objections spinet the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is just sulkiest to annihilate those destructive and corro ding puticles which generally adhere to the Gums and in the in .erstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the former, and pro motiiig a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has been hi-. jtund of corrected) on the latter. It likewise Imparts a firmness and brautifulredness to the rola ; to the breath the most de tectable sweetness, and if used constandy,,as directed, will pre serve the Test/sin a sound state even to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. - by R. BUTLER and SONS, Che mists; No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St..Paurs, tAndon ; and 34, Sickville-street, Dublin; and *by the prineipal Perfumers and Booksellers throughout the Unitedjiingdom. N. B. Purchasers arc requeised to observe dud the name and address " Bktkr, 4, Cheaesiik," are engrains{ in the stamp and label attached to arch*bar e this esteemed Dentfince, as IMITATLAiIIf it arena, sold under the somatic of Vegetable koth Powder. - DR. SOLOMON'S celelintted MEDICINES con tinue tb be Sold as usual by Leigh, Sttand ; Neon, 150, Orlord-street; Sutton and Co. Bow Churcl-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tuts, &change; and Mart, Holborn, The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, for so many yew resorted to with sincreaidug revs-Atka in ail stages of Nervous Diseases, is a mild atinullant and coiroborant, which improves the spirits, and happily invigorates the whole' 'Totems • Ili" Price 1 is: per bottle, and Family Houses, containing the quantity of four small ones.,.for 335. yriterebyl le. are saved. Also, the ANTI-131PECIGE/04, or SOLOAION's DROPS, efficacious in eradicating ftoat the constitution every species of Scorbutic or Scrofulous taint, tired ably respected. for their virtues in purifying the blood, and desolating it to ex pel naittotrqind inspurajaiess. . : • • • 0.• .Frice bottle,.and ,Family bottles at 33a. cent:dn. I the quantity of four stall ones, whereby Ali. mit be saved. With each bottle Is given a copious bill of directions. The G o _ tonment Labile. Stamp Pagoda voids " Saint. Sofoitton„. Li. Tolloolk; AMP IO II I s. fis.oacial.letereellon , sod b optrosegdy Ot .9Recarkte Er4at paccAtsew. Ergot counted* bni- Yin Pow* Carj r r t a t z i le ; had at Gilead jlnu o e Livelitodtf the Petiints, - .die a - Ai Note, Miry hay; levities the virloareemvidieslot ;A thews elletlicina are , recommended, as heretohne.--.Suoit letters should be post-paid, and addressed to Gilead Louse. near Livelpool. • . At the Custom-House, DOVF.R, on num.*, the 19th of July, 1819, at Noon, THE GOODS UNDEIt-MENTIONED; in sundty 1,445, viz. About 38 Gallons lirandy,,Over Proof.' , 400 Diuo Gunerd, ihrer,Pretof. • 1:18 Ditto Ditto, Under Proof. • 116 Pounds Tea. - • 9 Gallons Wine. • 12 Pounds Plums, _ A Deposit 0f.1.:45 yg: Cent. Will be required. • •• . PORT OP FALMOUTH. Hy Ordsy of the Honourable the Cummissismaen of his Majesty's Distant, on Wxnassosr, the 21st July, 1819, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the Csisonttsonse in this Port, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, 511b* Quicksilver 59 Wine sad other Glasses 19 Chairs /9 Pail Shoe 19 Flower Pots 1 Box Watch Movements 16 dez. Boxes Tooth Powder 167 Cocoa Nuts • 12 Pot; ate. S'weetmeats abd Pickles 1 Plank Brasil Wood • 3 Silk Gown Pieces 2 Pieces Cotton 7 Bottles Medicine Flasks Oil Some Sbadducks, Braces, Blacking, &c. &c. the Materials of the Sloop !AN. '6 ;QOM Brandy 01 ' Reap , &OM 25 While 23Abs. Coffee and Cocoa $64 .Pepper 1200 Salt 31 . Pt-ulcers for Beds 13 . Almonds 36 Tei 24 Bice $5 Tamarinds '125 Cheese 40 Butter 210 Sugar 26 Tapioca 34 Arrowroot And thelbroken-up Hull an. ST. J I Also 3 Pieces Foreign Si 24 lbs. Chocolate The Goods may be viewed two ilk t for Exportation. days preceding the day of Bale. - - By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's, on Tessoav, the llth of July, at 12 o'clock, fir HE celebrated Estate of PIEKCEFIELD, near 1 Chepstow, in Moomouthshire; the-Property maim of a noble Mansion, standing in a Park of 571 Acres. bounded on one side by a Stone Wall, on the other by the River Wye. The whole Estate comprises TWO THOUSAND SIX. HUN DRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES of Land, eg tending on both the bafiks of the Wyk, from close to Tintern Abbey, to the Town of Chepstow, and is of the arnual valise of THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY POUNDS. In picturesque scenery this spot has been long celebrated as the first in Grant Britain, Nature having lavished her favours upon it With a most bountiful bald, and rendered it the boast and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. 'The irtrinsie *aloe is great, from its contiguity to Chepstow and thy Syveru, which carries its produce to the best markets. Particulars may be had of .sleasrs. White and Woodroffe, Solicitors Lincoln's-Inn ; of Messrs. Lemans, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Ross; of Messrs. Watt, Solicitors, Bath; and It Mr. Wikefielirs, Lad Ageurand Surveyor, No. 42, Pall- Mall, of whom Tickets may be had to view it. : DROYMIR};. In Lots, 'at tie Ring's Heed Inn, in Derby, on MOVRAT, the .14th day of August next, and the following. day, if not dia posed of on the iSth,. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con slating of the Manor of HORSLEY, ar.d sundry Farms, containing upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRES, let to Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay and Corp, and situate about six tulles from the rown of Derby. on the turnpike and mail-coach toad from Derby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Mr. Curzon, Derby; Mr, Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichhelt; • and M essrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham i , Lincoln's :or at the place orate. 'I ,0 f r E- 'I I 4 0 i : ' 1 I 1 ' t I ~c i ' 1 i 4., 1 ; 1 1 k 1 ' 11 , 1. 2 . 1 .1 i4 _1 i PP ti , 1 ir 1 i 1 • 'I iil' 'i , 1 I s .l. , ~ ii. 0 , . 1 1 1 J f t, I 1 ' • • '1 , t . , . .. SURREY. The OTTERSHAW, and other Valuable FREEHOLD ES. TATES, near CHERTSFY, Laud-tax redeemed, With the option of purchasing theVen does Interest in the Tithes. .... The whole upwards ot • ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. With an elegant Mansion and Offices. Park stocked with Deer, Sheets of Water; Lodges, the Manor of Strangera, Two Water Corn-Mills, &c. The present annual value about TWO THOUSAND FIVE II UN DR ED FOUN 113, capable of crnsiderable improvement. By Mr. RAINS', At the Auction Mart, opposite the of•Er.giand, on MIMI. Dar July 15th, at Twelve o'Clock , Twenty-three Lou, A/4 Important Fit EELI()LD PIiOPERTY, com prising the admired aid singularly desirable F.STATE of OTTFRSII.IW, three lades fro:n Chertsey, in the neighbour hood of Outlands and the ltiver Tioames, and distant from Hyde Park Corner only about '22 miles. The Mations:, an elegant uniform strutture, in * Italian style, erected in a remarkably substantial manner, is seated as commanding and elevated spot in the Perk, and from which the views that are embr a ced are extensive, varied, and highly pic turesque, and on the home domain f 672 Acres arc blended Bill, Dale, Wood, and Water. Considerable impreveinentshave been recently made to the Itesid,r.ce, by attaching to it a superb Conservatory, Green-house, and Viranda. 'roe internal arrango - of the Apartments, of which there are four spaJous end lofty principal ones on the Entrance Floor, is calculated to as enturnodate a Fasiiily of the highest respectability, and to which the Offices are in every respect acchrdant. Properly 'secluded 4 Stabling for 16 hOrses, and four Coach-houses, and a range of convenient Buildings for agricultural purposes. The Gardens contain Hot-houses, Peach-houses, Pinery, and Successlon-honar. The noble Woods and Plantations afford excellent Preserves Win Game, with which the Estate abounds; and the sheeta of Watir * (one upwards of Tour Acres), are plentifully stocked with Fish. In the vicinity are Scotcher's Farm, the Manor Farm at Stan ners 1101, whit the Manor of Stanyers, Otherwise Stanuera, its Quit-ter ta, Fines, and • lietiots ; several other capital Parma, two Water Corn-Mills, railed Emmett, and Durnford Mills, and hbout Twentrfive Aeres of rich Meadow land in Chertsly Mead: The Mansion - and Park are in hand, of which early posieasion white given., The several Fermi, and the Mills, are occupied by most respectableend responsible Tenants, ilieffy on • Leases, and at Rents that will bear considerable Improvement, as those Leases expire. ' Tickets, for viewing the Mansion and l'aik , may be had en application to Mr. Rainy, NC 29, Cor.diiit-street, Hanover +snare • and of whom' Printed Particulars, with Plans Abetted, may also be bad, 41 . days previous to the Sale; bkrifie of Messrs.. Dunn and CrOsland,Nolititors, Old Broad street ; of the Tenants (by whose permission the Farms may be' seen); of Wages:Cloth and Grazebrnek, 9blicitots, Chertsey ; at the Inns there, EA at Wee/bridge, Cluabharn, Bagsbut, Guildford, Staines, ligharu, Windsor, Esher Eingskin, and i lnunslow ; at the Auc tion Mart ; and at the I:celges bt Ottershaw Park. - — 7 - COONTERACTAIie many attempts Mat are daily made to irnpoa on the unwary a SPURIOUS eQktrosiTioN, insteadof the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY mg MAIITIN, they have adopted a new Label in whirl their address, . _ • 97, HIGH HOLBORN, L so conspicuously placed in the come, that they , trust tot Wen. lion to this,and the di ff erence of he type , which is uAhlte %Metter press, will table puichalert 'at once to detect the ifninisities. The Peat Joan ULACK I NC', nude end-sold Wholesale by DAY and . MARTIN.. fft. Mgt 11016 u it..atiti . retailed by the piinayaL Grocers, Druggists, Booktelirri, Itionmongers, (timers ' Boot-tbakers &c. in the United Khigduut, in Nutt..., jat tid. is. and It Gd each. 7-,.'•