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1„, e . . 4 9 ; 11 . . . • * - *. ‘.ll e 1 1 / 4 },4 k. Mt held ? q e: • • _ 4 '4;1 17, e. 4 19 3, 1 2 e 7 \ 41 Ville ri r- • 1111 111 1 ;?( ,' v .of)§sl .m.rtiODAy JUNE 3, 009 ..-A.. ~ • tiS LINWOOD's EXil I BITION, in Leicester t 4 L,are, is new open,.and will continue every slay from nine lir • is the morning until dusk. Admittance 2s. • . . Ap Ag.RALrr u,e4 0 1:04 1 1 1•0.014 -fmo.• NOTICE it hereby givety'Ziat Sosistr of ,Oyer mei Manger es& Gskal Deliver"; fisetise Trade/ Wats ettealtted ee the High witAie the fruitithae Alairelkke . ifolkuide de Astor Justice Hall, ie'the GM Saki, Lemke,' aI Mef the 231 if Aar Next, it eight *Whale hie esaakeis, le) IC POLL.. - • ~ . (PRICE SIX ONCE-HA L? PENNY. CORPORATION OF '1 liE A hi1k.',1131.1 7 . SOCIEI Y FOR •. • INSURANCE 1W LIVES. ' ger;eants' Inn , eet-street. A GENERAL COURT. of the said dM o R.Po TION will be held at .?h :iociety's tau •:e, oo Friday , t the 9th day of June, at one o'clock precisely, to take into con,ideis don Motions of which notice liai been i,Pivee, on the recommen dation of the Directors and Autlitor, fo r r,ig....tritink she anount to be paid to the Fami li es, RepresentitAves, or Notuinves, of: the Members,•rits their decease, from:.!.”,) t i ." PHS ,per ; and also for eilibling the Directors to grirtt qT otarnber oiShatei. nut exceeding Twelite•oll au); ofie Life. The ,Directors infacnt.ibe Public, that thei Hold a Court every Wednesday fOr Admission of „ad that fahleo are now prepared for effeeling insurattee, for. any number of yeast, ,or on'Survivorship s; on Mirth [lnur e s :Ices; the riarties, at this Office only, are entitled to participate fully in all ibe advantages of the Institution. • • ' JOT IN PEN:MAIO, Register. Cu A ANNIVERSARY, the 12th instant.— Dinner Three o'Cluck--Tickeer 14s. • 24 June, 1869. 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Of whom may be llad i • The WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a Familiar Display of the Piscemitisetia . of the Starry }leaven, with numerous large Engravings, price 6s. • N Incumbent of a Living about 19 . miles from 11 Bub, in Sanersetshire, of abaft the annual value of ,C9OO, wishes to eschange It for a Living of ulna value, either in•Surreyr Bowes, or the Western side of Kent.—Fer further particulars, apply to Mears. Bleasible, Alexander sad Hohne, N. 14 New Inn; or to Mr. J. A. Wickham, herre,Sontersershire. • . , • This ray was published,. in I rel. 13tno. pricoel. hoards, f ETTERS of the SWEDISH COURT,. written, .11-0 chiefly in the early part of the reign of Oestarns HI. To which is added an Appendix, centaining an Account of the As. sessin,ation of that Monarch, with some interesting Anecdotes of the Court of St. Petersborgh, during the Visit of the Duke ofSe dermania and the present Kin of Swede* at the Russia n capital. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy (successors to Mr. Osteli) 32, Patti -mutter-row. • • • trtEttAat A , Tr-ri 1 - 1 -arAinA" :00e.CCaseel; has gequeathe . ti a Sun not less titan TWELVE HUNDRED YOUNDi, to be paid to the person who shall write attl lay before the Judges. - to be appointed as arrer-me.ntioned, • A TKEATUNE, • which shall by tbem-be determined to have the most rnerit,.epon the following Subjects, asexpressed in his Will, viz, ". Evidence that there is a Bei,ig, att povieribl, wise;and " good, by whom every thl:ip, • uttigs ; and patic.il'Arly, to " °binge Diffieulties.regarding the Wisdonii al§cl Goodness " of the DLITT ; and tLis, in the film place; from eansldera, _ . ARMY.• • ACAPTAIN..in :an old. Regiment of the Line, ngaplquarreie4tak-Aotne,is desirous of kseliangingwith an Officer of equal Raab; a Garrison Battalton, or on the English Ilalf•pay. For fur, helipartictitats apply (if bp s letter, post-paid, or no atten tion will be giver) to Messrs. Cromer and Son, P.inton-square, London. LORD VALENTIA'.-; TRAVELS IN INDIA, RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, Stc../Ite. Published by William Miller, Albemark-street. THE . Public are respectfully informed, that this Work will cer. - ainly be ready In the 2d Week In lune. It *ill consist of 'three Volumes Quarto, embellished with nearly 70 Eugravingii, price. Nine Guineas, boards, and a few copies On larger paper, with proof plates, price Thirteen Guineas. At the same time will be published, Twentrtnur Isms VlewS, taken by Mr. Salt, who accompanied his Lordship. 'I hese Plates are of the size of 24 by I/ inches, and are coloured to imitate the original drawings. They will be mounted and delivered in a port folio, at the Price of Twenty-six Guineas the set. FRIIHOL.D F.STATES FOR SALt J„N KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA.CI'. ARM, called HEEL, lying in . the• Parishes of 'llorvley and itailesfiekl, two intiei-from • Cit . tring,-and six frost Faversham ; consisting of a dwellingshousa, barn, stable, and other necessary outbuildings,, together with It 7 acres of ara ble, pasture, and wood . Aise, • • - CORNHILL RARM, its the came parishes; consisting of a house, barn, stable, ace. and 57 acres of arable, pasture, and wood: The above Lan d. is &Staged In a sporting country, abounding with game.--Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. For further partioulars, apply tither toEdward Hughes, Smeeth, near Ashford ;or John Stunt, Gillingham,acar Chatham,--if by letter, Post paid. • " bons Independent of"written ReslAatiOn a and; hi the se " .contplace, from the 11.evelation in the "i Alan : and " from the whole, to point ounthe iufereneps most n. ceisary • " for, and media to Mankind." • To the person who shall write indlaY before the said Judges, a Treatise oh the Subjects ebovestnentioned t which. shell be found by'theni nextial murk to the foster; the Testatok; firther be queaths a Sum not less than FOUR HUNDRED POUNDSiafter deducting therefrom the expenee o e printing aadlinaing.s.r par+ chasing, 900 printed eopies of•each of the Mid 'rnitises. The Ministers of the listablieted..Cborala of Aberdeen, the Pritidpils and Prof.ssors of King's and . ,Mut Col leges of Aberdeen, and th e T rustees of he *l'estator, are ted to nominate and make choice of Three Jutiges.who are to decide, agreeably to certain likules prescrilard in the Deed of tiettLtnent, upon the coMparative merit/ of such Treatises as shall be laid be fore tbein: and it may be 'proper to mention. that to discourage Mean perforthances, the Judges are empowered, (if unanimous only,) to find none of the Treatises produced of sufdelent merit to entitle the writers to the premiums. '!'his will, however, be no diseoUrigentent to any person of ability ; and the l'rtestees hope it is a case which can scarcely happea. 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Letters addressed as above, (post paid) will meet with atten. then., • • •• HARVEY'S - SAUCE FOR FISH L;AME tc.c. - - ------- LAZEKEY respectfully informs the Nobility A-A• and Gentry, the above admired article is prepared only ar her Warehouse, No. 6, Edward -street, Pottman-square ; and 01 appointment) may be had of J liaxter, Edinburgh ; Bell, Scar borough ; Gregsons, Liverpool ; Getty, Manchester ; 'ferry, Brighton Lomer, cyoatilampton ; Elliot and Seedham, Bath ; Jefferys, Salisbury.; Lister, Swansea ; Sterhens, Bridlington Quay, &c. &c. and to prevent spurious imitations, tacit bottle has Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. E. L. at the same tune begs to recommend her genuine Essence of Acchovies, which with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles, may be had in cans °lt'll sizes, for family Ilse and exportation., • This day was pablished, in 2 Vols. 4to. price 21. 12$. boarch, • • 4L 41. bound, THE LA* DICTIONARY, ezplahring the Rise, Progress, and present State of the linglish Law; defining and interpreting the Terms or Words of Art, and comprising copious inforibleion tra tbn Subjects of Law, 'ftade, and Government.— .Originallyedosplied by Olin Jacob, corrected sad greatly enlarged. By T. E. Tomihsa, . ' Of the Inner Templet, Barrister at Law. Th. Elwood Edition, with considerable Additions. London : Printed lay A. Straiten, Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, for. J. Johnson, R. Baldwin, R Pannier, T. Pattie, F. and C. Rivington, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Butter worth, J. Walker, W.Clarke and Sons, R. Pheney, R. Banister, J. Cuthell, R. I.ea, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cadell and Davies, J. Booker, J. Richardson, E. lefferys, J. Richard , on, I.As perm, J. &lawman, S. liagster, R.Sch ol ey,Wllll end, aud'p .s,ewatd. T: ii , tl wa, published, p •*.ce 64. A N t'?: , lto the LAWS of EPIDEMICS 1 Il with REMARKS nn tht. P.JOSP.IiCTS lately entertained of 1 XI'ERAIINA 11N C. the SMALL-PDX. • By 10i,EP1i ADAMS, M.D. P.L.S. Member of the Royal College of Phyeistars, Pityaieian to :he Small-Pox and Inoculation Hovyisals, anJ to the Ntw Finsbury or o , Jotral Dbpeatn!y. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, . With Immtsliate Possesbian. To be LAT, fora Term of Tnree, Five, or Seven Years, v Furevished or Unfurnished, %N Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, contain-• ing au Entrance-ball, three Sittiog-room nine princip't Skep:nkroonts, with Attics for Servants ; goo n Cedsring, with every Domestic Office, Double Coach-liouse, with Stabling far 24 horses, rapitttl wailed Garden and Pleasure Ground, Park well stocked with Derr; the whole c.mtaining One Huivir-d Actys. The Tenant may he accommodated with more Laud it agreeable to himself, and with the Farming .-:tock, implements of Husbandry, Growing Crops, &c. at a valuation; or !he Hous.: will be let separate without the Park.—The Furniture may he taken by appraisement, if agreeable to the Temint ; who will also have the Right of Sporting over a very extensive Proper.). '!'ho !vicuatiou of this House h extremely beautiful, seated nu an eminence, five miles from two Market . !'owns, near to a high road, and ttistaut mom London a day's journey, to one of the finest Counties in the Kingdom, ahoutitli!'g with Game, and in the Neighbourhood of two Packs of Foxhounds. Et 1.1.411 V 17,1 AL11110:7 13114 c Irtalli4PrOt ernarrAV V 411Whic .Aeztac..l A.ll-.r, raverxwv ram ; 0 . 6 Irkeurres T on sethrrio rap,'" cor.;,r,,•••ero Fe 1.45) VeiCr7tl TA pros TON are TOVITIOP 4 • rz-trT•er navxixv 'ay 7,yop ti as Ihn TOT SO aPTIP. req4if a "etr/s*Xo/ Tian at asps en wiliaatesc rt friXECTO OLT 414 xr,Tara. Ivy Bauer Peat PUPS g rig eWin, trievillag Peat 114GTOy fiV,TO;; ¢I cnrrpoqh7ll 11,VX,PT. DEMOSTII. London : Prir. r i ror 3. ' , Auto:l.Sr. Paul's Cburch-yaid; and J. Callow, Crown-court, Prince's-qreet, Soho. A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK. This day was published, a new Edition, price five shillings bound, with, the full allowance to Schools, TCLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for -L English Classes, In all Schools, Male and Female, contain ing Instruction on every useful atd important subject, in the cor rect and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Les sons for every day in the Year. the Rev. DAVID *LAIR, A. M. The annual Sale of nearly Tel Thousand Cteiries of this incom parable Fchool Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to be *doped in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient te.ti moulais;of its auperferprqeasions, and justify an expecnuion that it wilUn due time be univerplly revised arid pi eferred as a finish ing )look in the practice of 'Reading. Printed for AICHARD PIIILLIrs, London, and to be had ef all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Ft *sr CAI - seams, price 9d. 9. READING EXERCISES for the Ju XICIR CLASSES, 29.611. 3. The Geasassaa of PaiLosormr, 311. 4. ;16' GRAMMAR of CHEMISTRY, SC Od. COX 'S MEDICAL COMFENDIUM. This day was published, A new Edition, enlar;:ecl end improved, price Ss. extra boards, Finted nn fine wove part r (patronized by l•ir Weber Farquhar a.;l other eminent T'T.%!•!cian.t), (OX'S NEW FAMILY MEDICAL COM PENDIUNT, err, cidcraNy «riarged A Work comprehend i~g mint nsefu! ins:ruction, and stilted as well for the Student as .n• ecc. eitiicr in this nr in tweri Climates. The fol lowing Ad li”ons ire now mad, , I. .I . .;tille to Plusrmasy, .acc. 8. 'The different lisrmulz of the Nrw Edinburgh,. and Dublin Pbarmacorzias. Aery i le.g Account of Mint ral and all other W.i.en. 4. A :31.iss.trr, or Explanation of Technical Terms; 1 , 1• , ,,,1!,•e n.:tti !t! , is kn. :ue Doses of Medicine, 'Tables of Ditt and Reg : !.dotErtr useful infor mal ion. • For Particular s apply to Mrear►. eloper and Heath, N:ontague street, Rusbel-agnate. SHIPS FOR SALE-. _ FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Inn, Foxhole -street, Plrnouth, on Tuesday, the 13th of June, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon . r recisely, 'THE French Schooner B.ENOMMEE c'9ppered -A- and copper-fastened, captured on her voyage froin °Sada loupe to France, with a Carr of Coifee,Bark, - liugar,•Scc. by-bie Majesty's Ship N AIAD, Captain COCKS, after a severe chase.. DIMENSIONS : SPEEDIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS. A MEDICINE of regular Presoirnion, anti esta blinhcd credit, is perhaps one of the most safe and 02:At:into that can be taken it this season of the year, avd at all times for Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to pi nmote regular Perspiration, lit Deficiency of Doll, and in Obstruction of the Bowels, in Heart Dom, Costiveness, Cholics, Gout, Vol- it- Inv, and in Head Xchs. On tr al,their intrinsic worth wil prove their hest recommendation ; they ate particularly recommended during the course of Sea Bathing, and driAing the Sea and Mi stral Waters:• also for thoseliving in Warm Climates. • Length On. Deck Breadth extreme Depth Admeasurement • • 74 Ft. 61n. - 19 9 8 . 5 1 7 • 120 Ton s. Prepared by Thomas Shijlitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an Assignment from H. and J. B-swick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Spee ch:l ; and are soW by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. I•aul's Church-artl; and Bacon and Co. Nn. 150, Oxford -street; in at 25. 45. 6d. 105.6 d. and One Guinea; and may be had o: the Pr:lcipal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. P.iinted for Lentipan, I I ,urez, P •-e • •7 .1 Paternoster root; -Gilbert and lindw•*, ' • •;:)tio ; . Bookseller*, aecl by the Author, D. C x, rCOruilst e • ), e.:leucestpr, laweetor and. sole Proptie: 7o or • !le Char:ol4 1.••• . t.:. , etrueutis Potrrl , , and Iropro.i.crFannly Methci•ie (beF - Also, the beautiful French Schooner LE C/lARLEMAONE, • ' captured with as outward-bound Cargo, from France to Guada- ',- loupe, having never before been at sea, is uaw from the Stocks, all her stores -are sieet. and she has au abundance of them.. - Thia vessel sails uncoinmooly fast, and *c.atrits a goad Cargo.. She wai. taken by his Majlesii's Ship RA tato', C. Sartal,..,Eo9.Cons• aupder —Dudt xtio Ns Length on Deck - 75 Ft. 74 In. Breadth extreme • 21 , Depth at the pump-well - ro Admeasures -. • 168. 1 78-94 Tons. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM, THE REVOLU TION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. PATEP.SONS ROADS--IMPItOVF,D. This day was putilishesi„oriceius. ed. in bosnls, THE Public are respectfully informed, that a new, /- uniform, and enlarged Edition was this day published, of Mr. BELitIAM's 141.ii'ORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the period when Mr. Hume's History terminated, to the year ISO 2. forming, with that Work, the only complete and respectable Se ries of . English -History extant. This Edition * be-n revised throughout, and has beetsgrratly roved by Appendixes to each Volume, eons;stitrg of Stite •,.•., ••:•,, Authorities, grid official Documents, 'illustrative °rale • hire Work, thus improved and enlarged, may be had of * -r., Volumes. price 61X. GUINEAS, boar& ; Lt.,i :•*.;' V 4113+ `a be had separately, price ONE GUINEA, T A ti" 4 :et' ti TEN VOLUMES may be bad se parate!! ' !.41 .:.• : Z na •,y those persons who •r:uer •• s, t. w:st,it Appendixes were given only to thf. Volumes. PirSo'ls WA. 4 , • 1." • of /loss r., with Suott.av's Conti nuation t,), the : • • e rise Second, may have belsham's History of the : ;he Third separately, cight.Vo. fumes, price Fot.rx it. bosrds. Bridge-street, Lontior, tp; 1, 1509. The tnisrreeoth Edition of - A NEW and ACC:URATE DESCRIPTION all the DIR per and PRINCIPAL CR03.4 ROAD, ENGLAND and WAI.h.S, and PART of SCOTLAND . ; an. ranged upon an improved Plan; so thk the Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable ()Netts, ,are brought under the eye in same page in which the Roads are described; with correct Reeites •if tint Mint Co.viies; a vaiiety of late Adoteasurem: ; and A ' , eve and comprehensive hap ; also; a Table of the i :vigil. s 'I Mountains and other Eminences, from the Grand Tritionoinetri cal Su-vey of the Kuigdons, by Lieutenant: Colonel Mudge ; likewivt a aide of the principal owns, with the Rates t . .f Poste to tacit ; the Times of Arrival and Departure of th Mails; the Number of Houses: and he Population, &c. &c. &c. he whole greatly augment:A and improved by the assistaune of PR A sins Pttat:Ll Na , Esq. Secretary to the Pest-Office; and of , the several Surveyors of tht Provincial DiStrietll, under the au thority of the Postmaster-Generat. And then the superior fast-sailing and most beAutifat Copper. bottomed Schooner NATALiii.—DzadsNsiciiis Length ots Deck- . - • - to Ft. o In. Breadth - 21 8 Depth - 7 11- • Admeasures - . 147 84-94 Tong. Captured hi his Majesty'. Schooner 14omrAae1t., Lieutenant DICIt6N6OII, ConuMnander, after a very severe and eAtinons chase, on her passage from Guadaloupe to Nraace. The Nol. pareil being one of the fastest-sailing vessels in the Edda Navy, —I he Natalie is well found, and is apowei&eisa& & prowli of her class as has been brought in for the war. r I'ABES DORSALIS ; or, the Consumption -I- inci tient to Young Persons of salacious dispositions, it Po brie treated of by the ancieat practitioners of medicine, as well as through the delicacy of modern physicians, that an adequate ides of it cannot be collected from their writings. It is necessary, then, to say, that the first symptoms of the Tabes Dorsals are easily discc:ned by involuntary nocturnal emission'; pains in the back, as well as often in the head ' • formication of the spine ; aching pairs, and waakness of sight; defect of memory, by an extreme cleect;on of the incwnl. faculties ; and contingent to these are glata-serena, meagre .Is:toe, emaciated body, irregular asthmatic attisatiOne, which , preceding a syndrome of hectical complaints, ultimately close :hit fatal catastrophe. .The efficacy of the Cordlal &la; of Git!ad is daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and !n `-t .inngerous symptoms of nervous disorders ; and nothing h7.stc!..letl much to establish the fame of thit medicine, as NO I:::cess in those complaints which strike their roots so drip in the c , nstitution, and are sn fatal to the happiness of mankind. Suld in bottles at los. 6d. and 335. each, by Mathews and No. 19, Strand, London ; and by every respectable. Me wine Vendar in the Limited Kingdom. DR. PREEIVIAN'S GUrfA SALVTARIS. value of this Infallible Medicine has been sp long rowed, that nothing of the present day can bear a ^ . .nip?titiGn with it in all the different stages of a certain Disearm, • %%bleb' it eff,•etually cures and eraditetes from the habit, without exciting fire feelings ansl exposae-that attendS sahvatlon, - .vithout dehilitatirg the constitution in any degree, oreven requi .re confinetnens from husinets, or reatrici ins in diet. The radical vin lies of these intstimahle Drops have proved their claim to public ai.probalon for mr re than SO . years. In all the debility of both s ..es, they prove a never tailing restorative, whether the.debility r. producci: by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef f-cts of a lvarrn climate to travellers, and these going abroad.— They cannot he recommended ton strongly to those who will re ceive a safe, slimly, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets,, and every weakness that affects the bladderoxl organs of urine:By 4 efficacy many women have become rnothetsvrhe for yews bad beets dept.:l , rd of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 1, Cheapside . etsr-' tier of Paternoster-row, and retail by Man, Portsmouth; ilres. ton, Portsea ; Wills and Rogers Plymtnith .Peck, Hull; Calved', il~Win; Macdonald, •Glasgew ; Smith lunE.Minderton, Edin burgh, and by moot Country Medicine Venders, ln . bottles at 51 5. 9d. each, , with work direr ions. By Licut• own-Colonel PATERSON. Assistant Quarter-Ma.ter-Otheral of Ilia Majesty:6 Awes. Sold by Nftssrg. 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London : Published by Thomas Tegg. NO. II t, ChtiOide and sold by T. Goddird and C Chappla, Pall Mali; Wt .A son NO: 31; New bored-street Liekiagson, Co6ll l kaii bury-square ;by the Booluielletp..pt ,tIW l 4; =, Mr Suthetiand,Bookseller44l , aa4llll „1.1111, • likwasentri,piater e ••• . • ..~. • -c ‘.: • .% • OU itIS I'S POR rAzLE COMPANION. This day wiapublislied in six elegant Volumes, royal lan , :+. illus trated with coloured Maps, the Third Edition, much improved and enlarged, prize Ms. in boards, or 21. neatly bound, • r irliE BRITISH TOURISTS or TRAVEL LER'S.I, COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WALES, SCO [LAND, and IRELAND, lit - eluding accurate Descriptions of every Pan of the United Kingdom: and comprehending the most miebrated and most interesting Modern Tours through every Part, of the British Wands, particular] those of PenN.stair, .SIILLIVADI, • . HAISRLL, GRANT, WY AIDRIA/R, ' YOUNG; ' MORITZ, Notate', Silt uses, . • • Pai aw, •• • • KO/ lIITSON, ST. 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