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'AT'TAIN in an old and highly-respectable zinent of One Battalion, now in England, wishes to re ..alf-Pay.—Letters, with particulars, post-paid, addressed • , 1(3. 14, Bearbinder-lane, London, will be inufredlately ' 1801. • TO BE SOLD, ADVOWBON of ALDWINCLE in the ,unty of Northampton, the Incumbent upon which is in : year. ? articulars apply to Mr. TrunAtt, Solicitor, Lincoln's : :6Jc EN THOUSAND POUNDS to be laid out on - Mortgage of Freehold ,states. Middlesex would be pre -9.:;; i. —Letters from Prioeipab only or their Solicitor, will be tei.L4.l to, addine (post pad) to M. W. at Mr. Burton's, Law fiymood's Inn, ftence-ry-lani. N. B. No Birober will be treated 1)U RSUANT .to a Deeree of the High Court of Chancery, nolo in a Cause, Glede against Oldersbaw, the Creditors of Sir Richard Glode,late of Orpington, in tharCounty of Kent, Kainht, deceased (who died in or about the month of August 1a04), are on or before the Ist day of July, 1809 1 -to corns in sad prove their Debts before Jon?! Oav, Esq. one of the Masters of the said, Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton- Buildings, Chancery-Lane,.London ; or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily eicludod the benefit of the said Decree. WANTED, a Ready Furnished HOUSE for three Mon: hs, from 5 to 8 or 9 miles from Town, about Wanstead, Woodford, or Wahbamstowe. The Hciuse must con tain two or three good Sitting-rooms, sir Bed-rooms, Coach lhour, and Stable, with the use of the Garden, &c.---Direct terms and particulars, post-paid, to A. B. No. 24, cornhill, wher, if suitable, will be attended to. FROPERIY, BY PRIVATE noN CONTRACT AND PUBLIC AUC . KESSRS. BROWNE and Co. beg to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, the Opening ellf their Eitsblishment for BUYING, SELLING, and LETTING, by Private Contract and Public Auction; in England, Irelod, and &Wand, Lands, Houses, Church Prefer: - !ent; Annuities, Rever sions, Shares in Public Concerns, and Prop.:- y every Des cription. With a view to the convenience of incir clients . Nleasr. Bruswie arsd Co. will advance Money to any Amount, ors Ei:a.es designed fur early Sale ; and content themselies with little more thau half the Commission charged by other Auctioneers, thus offering to the public a saving of SG.per Cent. All Letters to be pow paid.—No. 7, Buck , otharn-street, AdAphi, London. LAI.IES. SUPERFLUOITS HAIRS are cne of the greatest drawbacks from the beauty ard loveliness of the Female Face, Arms, Ste. 'I RENT 't• DEPILATORY immediately removes them, arid !caws the skin softer and fairer than it was before the application. It is used in the last circles of Fashion and Rank, and now stands unequalled in all the World. It is sold Wholesale and Itotail, by B.Perrin, 23, Southampton street, Covent‘garden ; and Retail, by Bacon arid Co. I ic,Oxford streLt ; thorn and Co. 45, ditto ; Herding and Co. 89, Pull Mali; Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Golding, 42, Cornliiil ; Ward, 824,Hol born ; Mrs. Wright, Royal fa citauge ; Miss Randall, licyal Ex change; llopgood, 202, Bishopsgatesstreet, near the Church, and all the princ.pal Perfumers a!:d.MedieineVencliss in London. To persons in the Country, encln3ing payment and postage, tie Mr. Perrin, as ab-ve be will immediately forward it—Price is This day were published, price 18s. in boards, 'TWO VOLUMES of SERA/lONS. By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, A. M. Inte . Fellow of New College, Oxford; lieeto i r of Poston, in Yorkshire; Preacher at tke Found hog, and at Berkeley and Fitzroy Chapels. .Printsct for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. 4 'l.*. Of these Sermons, ten are republished , with considerable Alterations from the Jim; Edition of Mr, Smith's Sermon.; ; the other Forty are entirely new. RE.-il, BLESSING l'O MOTHERS. DR. BUCHAN most pathetically describes the sufferings of Children while Cutt'ng their Teeth, a most dangerous period, at which time the utmost attention ougiit to be paid them ; as the Chin-Cough is so brief, if the irritation of the gums crimes with any other disorder, very few infants recover. The mo•her ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUPin the nursery ; fur if a child should wake in the night with inflammation in its gums, it immediately opens the pores, heals the gums, and prevents fevers or convulsions. 'Parents who, may be dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different cases which have appeared in this and other Papers; or may have a list of cures at the Doctor's house, as mothers are every day bringing fl-esh cases of the virtue of the Syrup, where it has saved their children. •To be had of the Proprietors J. Johnson and Co. 94, Newman street, Oxford-street; and retail of Golding, 42, Cornhi 1, Lou don; and of Mr. Jones, Portsea, Hants; and of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle for ready money. MR. GISHORNE'S NE W VOLUME OF SERMONS. This day were published, in One Volurlle Octavo, price Si. in boards, Si.RMIONS, principally designed ".o Illustrate and to Enforce CIiRISTIAN • MORAL!TY. • • By th Rev. TFIOMAS GISI3ORNF, M. A. Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand; of whom may also be had, TWO VOLUMES of SERMONS. By the same Author. 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This day were published, a New Edition, in four small Vols. em bellished with numerous Engravi , igs, price 10s. lialf bound, 'TABART's COLLECTION of POPULAR STORIES for the NURSERY, from the French, Italian, and old English Writers, newly translated and revised. The design of this Vi'ork will be the best•txplained by naming the 28 Etteries which form the contents : Whittington and his Cat Beauty and the Beast Children in the Wood Fortunio Peronelia Jack the Giant-killer' Fortunatus Tom Thumb Guiselda Goody Two-shoes Ti,T. White Cat The Seven Champions ' Robin Hoed Valentine anal Orson Little Red-Riding-Hood Fatal and Fortune • Bine Beard , The Three Wishes Puss in Boots Aladdin The Sleeping Beauty Nnurjahad • Cinderella Ali Baba Riquet with the Tuft Jack and the Bean Stalk Hop a' my Thumb • Sinhad the Sailor. • Printedior Tabart and Co. at the Original Juvenile Library, Na. 157, )few Bond-street, and to be had of all the Booksellers and Toymen in the Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, - 1. TASAILT'S MORAL TA LZ% in Prose and Verse, selected and revised from Joluison Goldsmith, Hawkesworth, Mackenzie, St. Pierre, Percival, Barbav i d, i Addison, Jauffret, &c. Ste. its 4 volumes, similar no the above, price .10s. half -bowl 2. &sit, or SCRITTUItt STORIES, eonsisdug of all the dawdled narrative.• la the Oid and New Testament, in the langoodo of the Soered Wrisinp,hs Joseph, the Prodigal Sat, Ar. &c, Lag vela. price 41. half bound. 3. Restage , . Cation, abbreviated, - fee yonag pristes, with tvrentrfotir engravings, price 42. Ed. half bound. • 4. GULLIIIIIt'S TRAVEL% abbreviated, eilib twelve ielpared Aniravii4l4 price 6 . 1 katifMn t 4 - ' (PRICE SIX/PFACE•HAtAPPINNY. - • TO BE SOLD BY ALICTION, By Messrs. I,EIUH and S. SOTHEBY, Booksellers, at their House, No. 145, Strand, opposite Catherine street, on Friday, June 16, 1809, and six following days (Sur.. day excepted), at Twelve o'Clock, -pART fd the LIBRARY of the late RICHARD PORSON, A. M. Greek Professor of the University of Cambridge ; e4ntaining a very fine Collection of Classical, Criti cal, and Pliilol,)gizal Books ' • several containing Nfanuscrip: Notes. Ey the late Mr. Porion, and others. • To be view d ml- Wednesday, June 140, to the time of SA; and Catalogues, price 1 s to be had it the Place of Sale ; Mr. Cook, Oxford; and Mr. Deighton, cambcidge. • MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AtiC rioN—By R. COLLARD, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, about Six o'clock in the Afternoin, A MODERN built FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, 1 - fit fvr the reception of a genteel Family. The House con sists of Kitchen and Oftites on the Basement; Entrance-hall, Breakfast and Dining Parlours on the first door, Sitting-room ani Bed-room on the one pair, two Bed-chambers on the two pair, and tato Servants. rooms in the a. tic; ; a good Garden, about 20 Perches, well stocked with choice Fruit Frees. The above Estate is situate in Akeoh?ad-place, Margate, and commands very extensive Land and S..a Prospects, together with a Cottage detached.--The Furniture and Fixtures which are mu. dern, may be taken at a fair appraisement. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Broadstairs, or to Messrs. Gould and Gore, Prospect-hill, Margate ; or of . Mr. Wm. Hannah, No. IS, Commerce row, Blackfriars, London. LIN COLNSH IRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUcTIO,N—By Mr. WELLS, At the King's Head Inn, in Louth, on Wednesday the 12th day of July, 1809, at twelve o'clock, in 29 Lots, (if not previously disposed of by private Contract, of which timely notice will be given), ijk , FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near the 1- Town of LOUTH ; comprising an excellent Family Man sion, called Thorpe Hall, which cotninands a view of the Sea • ! and about 200 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land , i (part of which is l'ythe-free L Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Debary and Derby, !elicitors, No. I,Tanflt;id-court, Temple ; of Mr. Paddison, solicitor, Louth; at the White Hart, Lincoln; of Mr. William Walker, solicitor, .Spilsby ; or of the Auctioneer, No. 8, Gray's- Inn-square, London. IREEHOLD ESTATES FOR. &ALI IN LINT. • TO BE SOLD liY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A FARM, called HEEL, lying in the Parishts4l. Thorvley and Stallcsfield, two miles from Charing, snit six from faversham ; conslqintof a dwelling-house, barn;staide, sad other sea:agar? onibulldlngs, together with IST awes of aes- We, pasture, and.wood. Alec), . _ _ CORNHILL FARM, in the same parisitee midst* at s house, barn, stable, Ac. and 57 acres of arable, pasture, anti *sod. The above Land le sitttitost in a sporthsg ecientry, aboustebt with pmee , —Peeseeshoti may be - bad at Micbseltnee next. For further particular*, apikt either to Edward ilagbasiSniestki near Ashford.; at klat Stuns. Oillinhasir, gear eitiltharn—U bit letter, post pale!. A VALUABLE COPMHOID Es - J'ATE, CHILD'S That 11.AIVIOs 'TAD. To be peremptorily resold, pursuant to three several orders didos High Court of Chaticery, bearing date reqwe4rl4 : bbi Plth. 15th, and 16th days of May, Isll9 madein a v.alrosberela Thermo Morris and *then are Pliiptifils, oast JaaSsitteJotintoa 44 and another are Defendants, with the approlration of Robert Stade, Esq. one of the Masters of the said CoUrt, at the POW Sal* Room of thp solteruit, iis Sontharnproa-buildingi;eliew cery-lane, criernesily, the "7th 'day of lane;inst. between . * hours of two and three o'clock in the afternoon, la Three Lots: IN. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, AM ate at Child's Hill, within the Parish . and. Manor of H. don, in the County of Middlesex, adjoining each side of th e road leading from Hampstead Heath to the Edgwase Road evritilu4 ing about $4 Acres of Land, with the Family Hoose,Drctard; and Garcleo; together with the Pottery, Kilns, Shedd, sod Bull& ings appertaining to the Manufactecy ; with the Sheds tc.figa* ling Cattle; Cow-house, Coach-house, and Stables; apd elm? Os Castle Public House, and the several other Hermes, Gardens ..Meadows, Lands, 'and Premises ; late the property of Somtsei ' Morris, of Child's Hill aforesaid, deceased. N. B. The ahove.mentloned Lauds produce the best Earth for making Sugar Bakers' Moulds, Pots, Jars, Red Rubberi, Paving Bricks, Tiles, Red Stocks, Or/ Stocks, Chimney Pois, &c. - These Premises may be viewed at any time' previous to the Sale ; atst Particulars had grds at the said Master'S Chaarben, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane ; of Mr. Antiesley,..lip, licitor, Hare Court, Temple; of Mr. Battye, Solicitor. Chancery-. lane ; and of Mr. Moryas„ Solicitor, Esdford-row,Lortiou, GODBOLD's -PATENT VEG ETABLE BALBAJA, For COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and CONSUME LIONS. WE, the vnctersigned, having experienced the good effects of the VAGETABLE BALSAM in our Funtlies k and witne‘sedit in others, most strongly recommend it es the only *facetious Medicine known for the aboye Complaints: Mzrquis- of Lothian ; Lords Dudley and Ward, Grantle', Macdonald, Fortescue,' and Mountfort ; Viscountesses Dudley and Ward, and Falmouth ; Dowagers Grantley, - and Fortessue ; Lady Appreece ; Sirs John Coggill, Francis Blake, Edward Newnham ' • GeOrge Armstrong, Bans, Colonels Droule, Doyle, and De Bath. Certificates of a succession of Cures to be seen every Day from eleven till two o'clock, at No. '2, in Bloomsburrignare. Extract of a Note from Sir Robert Peat, tl Messr-. Godbold. " Gentlemen—it may perhaps be gratifying to your feelings to be informed, that my groom, through my recommendation • ral ceived a cure by taking only two bottles ef your Vegetable Balsam, after being in a confirmed consumption, and is now in perfect health.—Parsonage, New Brentibrd, May 30, 1800." • FOR TH.E TEETH.—TROTTER'S POWDER, Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes °CCU rence and Kent. and universally used by the first Prisons of Rank in this Kingdom, and all Foreign Courts, anlel:n*ora in the Navy and Army, who Davi found the good directs in !Sig .. - ... . • Voyages above these 25 years. 'TROTTER'S ORIENTAL 'VENTTFRICt ; , .1. or ASIATIC TOOTH poWDEIt, etknowl4 by the , m o st respectable Medical Authorities . .- tO . .:40 (ea commended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the .Teett s _ ffirlgtfie(tlw Breath, possesses no .skid that can corrode tlit Enamel; an puts etigt a beautiful polish on the Teeth. Freon Itt siotrittgeney,lt ' . . ens the Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (erhkg; saes prawn . eetit iceate strnction of a whole set' of l' wad , priestess squad. setk from decay, decayed Teeth. from. Wimp; and. &stills t h ose which. are Nem. In Illee,stimelloil tbisit th i . V have beets . in the habit of usin* it, it prevents the teturriel . atalliiiiii, with which before they had bead yistentlYllllSiettis the neccs :by of that most disetreialfie of At Rd% the Teeth.—Likewise a•Tbactisiti, *deb ilidApoirest of easing the moat violert remit-ache, !Mb.* wadi 1 1 111 341 1 Pult —A Caution agalnst.puse*lng .any AdielisTintbziNne.dei ' - cat" M.Tronet" oat the Simi enlist" a lb* B9 F• • Altaibl i s are Connteradts.. ' .:- - 1 .. • .• . • • • ."' . Sala, wholesale auk tchilLity'eta Poplittor, Ne. i, Beaufort% ' buildings, Sated ; and by rein jw to:ot twit of ahos witalseale • l i erfunters ii 4 dicilli VA.' nrres* aiiillimmtbis f Mr.' Mine, and Ur. "alma; - '• ; 'Mr. Rotes-Plysttialls; • Mr. Prenville, Deekslitta ;Aft s.BbuMrelibelnd IPrhseer, Bristol Milinme.` Betki fs Thensmo, is Ot Maid ; '2oft ' et Nadansallt" .M' POUCtt. Cekbeuter,;' Ihislar,'Oeibtai I .I*ra= • aid . o iela, iflowiaki Tsivi.if• Cilithal; jet, ' man; Lucas, •Ssishatnyhin J tired, 'Yarnaltith ; Mr: - Delladsol3, • Brightein ; Mx. Unseen,* repel ; said in every capital l'eawa thrombotic Bttighstil..' _ _, - . • - • 11;1! Oikeno. r 'aila.t, gewere. 11,y same is "axiom twill. St,oPt . ' . . . , • . 1 , • . . • . ;•.• - T:iis day was published, foolscap octave, price Ss. boards,, A'2ICTI.J. RE of A ME R ICA ; being Observations. made, during a Residenee of several Years, at Alexandria, and Norfolk; in Virginia; illustrative of the Manners and Cus toms of the Inhabitants: and interspersed with Anecdotes, arising from a general Intercourse with Society in that Country, from 1799 to I So7.—By A LADY. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poult.y. This day was published, price 2s. The Second Edition, with a copious Appendix, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain Pre- , Tendon and Cure of the VENERE A L particu- ' larly its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, Tabes Dorsalis, Hy- 1 pochondriAsm, Onanism, etc.—being a complete Guide In these 101seasos.—Ily M.CATON,Soeseou, late of the United I - Lovitals of St. Thomas's and Ones London : Printed f o r SN-lighley, 24, Fleet -street, Lonifon. Where may be bad, thy London Medical and Surgical Spectator, Va. I ana IL . Mee it as. Gd. in boards.