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WHEREAS, the Two French Priisoners of War, named and ettscribed•at the Foot hereof, have absconded from Avhby de la Zoucn, in violation of their Parole of Honour: the Cotninlivioners for conducting • his Majesty's Transport Ser vice•, &c. db hereby offer a REWARD of TWENTY GUI NEAS for the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Per4on or Petsons who shalt apprehend them and del:ver them his Office, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged in ary of the Vublic Gaols. • C%ristepho Stoffel, 'Lieutenant-Colonel and Ald-du-Camp to Mar-hal Massena, 28 years of age, five feet seven inches and a half well made, oval visage, fair complexion, dark brOwn hair, and hazle eyes. Louis Fee. Baron le Jenne, Colonel, and Ald-du-Cimp to Go. nem! Berthier, 34 years of age, five feet eleven Inches highs slender pude, oval visage, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, and moles on his left cheek. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, JULY 2, 1811. conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's ' ll Commissioners Icer conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili tary Collt-ge, that the Appointments •f Professors and Masters shall be determined by a competition of Talents, the Governor doth hereby give Notice, that a Master of Fortification will be warned at the Junior Departments of the said College at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. No Person„ will. be approved for the Establiehments, whose Oilaracter.wlll not bear the strictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College will be belt' at Great Marlow On Tuesday, the 6th chi of . August next, for. the examination of thitCendidates' for the above•anentioned ap pointment. • • This day was published, In foolscap bro. with a ;frontispiece, pr ice is boards, The coed ,Edition of, SCENES of INFANCY, descr;ptive of TEVIOT. . DALE.—By.JOHN LEYDEN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, Patera nOstvr-row,toridon ; "and sold by Manners Led MUler, ind A Cons:able and Co. Edinburgh. lull published, printed ou viritipg-part, 1.1-kw..- FmtmEws ACCOUNT BOOK for Anew Edition, cutiskuing afjuled pages and inatructilos by which an accurate Journal may h kept of money trinsaAtuns anti oT every thing done on a Farm each week throughout tke year, price 211. of fo'rhalf a year 10s.-61.i ' 2. 'The Gear Boo& fac 1911, calculated to keep an acctiunt of the deferent kinds of Canute/then and where killed, how disposed of, and other particulars, Nice' Ts. 10s. 6d. 21s. or 420. ►ccurtiinj to the size rrcuired. Printed fur John Harding, 36, St. James's-street, London. HUSBANDRY, ETC. • Just 2ublished, by I. lIAR Dll4O, 36, St. i3attes..Street, I. " n R. RICHARDSON's PRIZE ESSAY, pre sented to the Dublin Farming Society, on the Utility tn.l Importance of Florin Crass, Wyo. price tis. 6.1. 2. A Report of the Farniing System of Thomas Greg, Esq. at Cole., in Hertlordshire, Syn. 2S. 3. A Weather Guide for the Curious, 'hewing the state of the Atmosphere by Animal and Vegetable Barometers; and tbehour of the tlay by a Botanical Clock. Price is. 6d. 4. On the Name and Origin of the Merino Breed of Sheep, an E•say, dedicated to Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. Price 2s. 5. Harding's New Catalogue of Books on Farming, Garden ing, Planting, and Rural Affairs ist genera. Price Is. This day were published, price 9.5. STRICTURES on the EXPEDIENCE of the la A DDINGTONIAN -EXTINGUISHER; comprising Sati rical Ilbsetvations on the probable Influence of Methodism on sciety in all its Graditions; pariieularlf.Statesinen, Divines, Lawyers, Physicians, Authors, Players, Artists, Mad ams, /lac. &c —BY AN IMPARTIAL OBSERVER. " Who shall decide when Doctors disagree, " And soundest Casuists doubt, like you and me!" In this "t'ra.-% the hos;illty or the Nobility, Gedry, and Pro tssors of the liberal Sciences against Salim arelronicaly iiudi eared; and the timely prevention of tive dangerous predoiulnance of Barbarian . ' over 12Ltioernetst elucidated,. Lundon Primed for Crailuck and Joy, '3'2, Paterno.tet-row. his day was published, price 3s. borol. • • . • A GRANINIAR of the LATIN TONGUE. Fur the Cie of Schnols, By J. JONEB,Auti - rr or the Omit Grammar. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, LudgaCe-strtet.• 'role Grammar. it is preiumed, while it is adapted for the use of the most humble learner; - by Its simplicity, precision, and bre vity, is, at the same time, caieuled to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its principles. • " While Mr. Jones ilistrue4 the Tyro In the ruin of the Latin Tongue, he ea; !airs the principles on which they are formed, toed at every step relieves the usual dryness of Grammatical inAruc tion by the philosophical manner in which he tr s eats the subject. His claim to Novelty is not onfonuded, and the labour which. he has employed in order to abridge•the toil, and smooth the path of the learner. ought nut to be passed over, without some =know ledgvnient," ecc. :c.c.—Monthlyßeview for May, 1811. This day was published, price tai. bound, square 12ms. A New Edition, of • lrY RON'S THESAURUS ; . es i ENTICK'S' -IL NEW LATIN ENGLISH DICTIONARY. designed fur the use of Grsrnmar School:, :aid Private Education. Contain ii,g all the word's and pirates proper for reading the Classic ..-ki;iors in both Language:. Accurately collected from the most approved Latin Authors. Accampanied with every improve ment to supply the deficiencies of -other Dictionaries, and to enable:the Scholar to parse and construe each worilaeccrding to its various interpreutions, by the best authors in tie English Tongue.-4 New Edi• ion, r_vised and augmented throughout. By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A.M. Rector of Nursted and Meld In Kent. • Lon.lon Ptitntd fur J. Mavrtnau, 39, Ludgste-stroct ;F. C. and J. W:lkie and Robinson, J. Walker, J. Nunu, J. t'u;Lcit, Foto and Wtiliants, Scatchard and Lcwratan, Cadell an I Davies, T. Boos4y, C. Law, John Richardson, Lackington, Hen and Co. I.c.agman, Hurt, Rem Orme, and Brown, Darton, Harvey, anti Co. J. M. Richardson, B. Crosby and C Sher want, N.seiy, and lours, J. Johnson and Cu. Gale and Wilson and Son, York. Of whin ;nay b.: had, Entitles gnglish Latin, and• Latia Laig tsit calnplete, New Laidan, 10a. 414 bea THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1811. Thia day were publlsited, elegantly printed in One Volume, deo. with a Frontispiece, price lot ie boards, POEMS by WILLI A.M. ROBERT SPENCER. L Printed by T. Cada' and W. Davies, Strand. PRICE ON THE PICTURESQUE. . This day was published, neatly printed, a New Edition, with considerable Additions and Improvements, in Three Volumes, bro. price 41. 7s. boards, of VSSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, as .compared L-J with she-Stiblime and the Beautiful; and on she use of stu dying Pictures, for the purpose of improving real Landscape. By UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. London : Printed for J. Mtwman, 3:), Ludgate-street. NEW EDITION, lI.I.X.FaR'ATED wrni CASES. , This (lay was publiihest, price 53. A PRACTICAL 'I'REATISE on the VENE- A. REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature, Sytnptoins, and Cure of that Disorder, and others arising from or connected with itowith sotaeObservationsoo Onanism, and the unhappy Dismal of Youth. By M. CAI ON, Strgeon, Late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Huspitals. Printed for S. Highley, 2 i,Pleet-street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Psternoster-row, London ; and the Author, No. 10, Staabopo-street, Newcastle street, Strand. - l'his•day was publishel price Ai s. 6d. In boards, Vol. X. of COBBE'rT's COMPLETE COLLECTION of STATE TRIALS and Proceedings for High Treason and other Crimes and Misdemeanors from the earliest period to the present time. *„• This Volume contains also, of new matter,seyeral Pro ceedings and Trials bow first printed from the Records of Jesti• ciary iu Edinburch. • Printrd for Longman, Hurst, ittO3, Orme and Co.; J. Richard 'son; Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; J. Hatcharill E. Lloyd ; J. Budd ; J. Faulder ; J. Booker; Cradock and Joy ; ; and F. C. I lat•sard. • Jett pUhlisited, price es ' • A CQMMENTAR.Y on the TREATMENT of RUPTURES.—By C. GEOGHEGEN, of the College of Surgeons In Ireland, Monetary Member of the Roy.il Medical Society; Edict) u rgh. In this Publication improvements of importance ere recom mendttLaud the errors of the general practice yointed out. It is strongly reconittesided, as particularly deserving attention, by the Anti -Jacobin Review of Sup:ember, and the Medical and Physi cal Journal of 'December. • Printed for flighley, Fleet-street ; Callow, Crown- court ; Gil bert and-m•idget, and Colbert, Dublin ; Mundell and Co Edin burefi and Rokiiison.Livrrponl. Dll. BIDLAKF'S LEC lost publisted, prise F:At Shillings in boards, i T HE TRUTH and CONS ISTENCY of DIVINE REVELATION; with some Remarks on the contrqy ex tremes of Infidebty and Enthusiasm. In Hien Discuuru< ',Era betore tte University of Oxibrd, at Si. blares, in Lb, y.Air 1811, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. John hainpton, Canon of Salisbury. By JOHN BiDLAKE,D.D. of Christ Church, Oster', Chaplain to their Royal Hightnaus ths Prince of Wales and 'Duke of Clarence. Oxford t Printed at the Vni% er,i cy ere's, for Longman and Co. Paternoster-row p and I hlutray, Fleet intact, Loudon ; iad Revs and Cur:is, Plymouth ; and sold by 1. Parter, R. Bliss, and other Booksellers, in Oxford; and 1. Dighton, Cambridge. This day was published, Handsomely printed in Six Volumes Bvo. price £3. Ss. in boards, A new Edition of AN ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, Ancient • and Modern, fee wi the 13 - rth of Crrist to the beginning of the Eighteenth Century ; in which the Rise, Progress, and Varia tions of Church Power are considered in their Connexion with the State of Learning and Philosophy, and the Political History of Europe during that Period. By the late Learned JOHN LAURENCE, MOSHEIM, D.D. Chancallor of the University of Gottingen. Translated from the original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, Chronologii.al Tablas. and an Are: , endir, By ARCHIBALD MACLAINE, 1).1). Continued to the end of the Eighteenth Century, By CHARLES COO I L.L. D. -- And tarnished with an additional Appendix to the First Book, • ly the Right Rev. Dr. GEORGE GLEIG, of Stirling. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, V. C. and J. Rivington, Wilkie and Robinsou, F. Wing rave, 1. Walker, R. Lea, J. Cl:Limn, J. Nunn, Clarke and Sons, l.wwitan and Co. G. Jeffery, B. Crosby, W. Stewart, Lackington and Co. S. Writer, J. Asperce, R. Vloyer, R. IL Evans, J. Ricbart!son, J. Mackinlay, Johnson and Co. R. Baldwitt, J. Faultier, and Gale and Curtis. This day s-as published, price Xl, with a Portrait or the Author, d other interesting Engravings , in 2 vuls. inatribed to Her Grace the Duchess of Leeds, Lady Milbank and isamily, THE REMAINS of 40SEPH BLACKET, can. awing of Sketches, ori i ;ittal Drantaii, Poems, including " The Tinte," an Ude, a 341 Memoirs of his Life, By Mr. PRA r How many are the haphis Orphan's Cares! Her stare how wretched', Line, Without a Guardian in a guilty World! Joseph Thicket's Earl of Devon, v. 9. p. 257. A small ;onion of these Poems were printed or private dia -1 tribution, and very successfully circulated, atm ding re ationsble around of hope that such of the posthunioutPapers as have been I dceimil worthy of pru:rvatian will not be unacceptable on their own merits; to this, Ifowever, Is super:Odell atiothi.r •motive, namely, the ht. l te of malting a bkuder provision fur an utphan daughter. The Names of Subscribers to the private Edition will be found in the prefatory part of Vol. 1. Printed fur hherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. BY TINE KINGS' PATENT. 1,? YMER's CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINC TURE, for Disorders of the Head, Stumach, and Bowels, Gosty, Bilious, and Ntairous complaints, Debility, Palsy, &I. From Jona Huasr, Esq. to Mr. itiriaia. s " Dear Sir, " Laytonstone, Aug. 11, ISO,. " 1 continuo your excellent Cardiac in the morning, and nee, r mean Is desist. 1 think it well adapted for persons advanced in life for daily use; and I give it high credit for the present gait' state of health 1 enjoy, at SO years of age. " Sour greatly obliged, JOHN: HURST." Mr. Hurst's we is No. 20, in the book of directions andcuies polyp with the bottles. late Alderman Boydell took this Tincture many years, and found great bone it and comfort from it; al.o the Duke of Queens berry, and many whir Noblemen and Gentlemen advanced in years . , continue its use, and speak highly in f•s praise. Sold wholesale and retail. by Messrs. Dicey and Schap, 10, Row Church-yard; and retail by Fred. Smith, :SS, liayntat ket ; Randall, knyal lischange; K. Crut well, Bath ; and by every ventirt of Patent Medicines In the United Kingdom, in boities at 3a. 9tl. 'ft. 6d. 11-4 e. and hi Pints at 275. by which that is a Con siderable sasting.—Aa above may be had, Rymer 's goat Medicine s tar the regular lugacamatory Goat, in bottles at ss.l4. GUILDHALL, 241 W *IND3OII, May 20, tit!. AT a MEETING of the -INHABITAN'I'S of the Borough of NLAV WINDSOR and Neighbqurhood, held this day, pursuant to public Notice given by the Mayer; The MAYOR in the Chair; Die following Resolutions were intaniniousit adopted: Ist. 'Resolved. That this Meeting, considering the long and . excessive *offerings which have blew w c-ruelly inilicted upon the brave, loyal, and patriotic lohabhants of l'ortsigat daring the in • vArion of their country by therclevand'optressive armies of the French, and stillilble etc thdr unitary-. good eu•duct and pu'olie spirit, m•playnd under the calantnous circumstance* °Nina most trying suet eieuthil period, is desirous of raising a SuisCrlption, fa aid of tL biIIIIIICUCCd in the City of 4ondun,l for their relief. 2d. Resolved, That a Subscription for this purpose he now opened, and that the Bankers of this 80 , °ugh he requested to rot ' crier Subscriptions front all persons who are charitably titsposed to contribute their assistance in the cause of humanity.. • - • 21 Resolved, That the amount of the Subscriptions, whin closed, be traits - diked by the Mayor to lons Wm roma E, Esq. the Chairman of the Meeting at the City of London !events. London, and that hr be requested to pay the same in .he atkeitut opened with the Batik of England, by the Chanimin and Com mittee of the above hlt.vting, soli cause the names of the ult.. beriberi& i•ort: to be pabl:shed its the LonthistMwsrpipers. - 4. eth. Resolved, That these Reeoluriona, with al.st of the Sub_ scribers, be pruned and circulated hi the town and oeighbour. hood, and published in due time in the Reading Merci:ry. JAMES MlLL'eis, Chairman. . The Chabinan having left the Chair, - • - Resolved, That the‘rhanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayer, for hi. very disinterested and humane conduct on this occasion. . Sub.eriptions received in aid of the Portuguese, at the Windsor and :Eton Bank, by Mr. Coombs : The Corporation of Messrs. J.& IL binning* S 3 Windsor - 25 0 Thomas Moors, Esq. 2 u J. Minns, Esq. the Mr. Agar " 1 1 M..yor of Windsor 5 5 Mr. Thomas Adams 1 1 EI I. Dis:rowe, Esq. M.P. 10 0 Dr. Stewart 2 2 Henry Griffiths, Esq. 3, 5 Mrs. Trashier 1 1 I Henry Procter, Esq. i 5 Juba Clark, Esq. 9 2 John Sturges, Erg. 5 5 John Clark, Jun. Esq. 1 1 John Paddy, Esq. 5 „i; Nit. Meyrick 1 1 Jas. Eglestone, Esq. . 2 2 Mr. J. Banister 1 1 Messrs. W. &J. Voulets 5 5 , Rob. Battiscomb, Esq. S S John Chapman, Esq. 1 1 Mr. W. Cooper 1 1 John Aituo, Esq. 2 2 W. Duncan, Esq. 2 2 W. 1 h.)ttuts, i sq. 2 2 6 t hoo. Wukenelh, Esq. • 5 5 Mr. Wag,' dire 2 2 Mr. George Davis 2 2 J. Starman anal Son .51 2 MrS Kemitott 2 2 Mr. Kii:ght 1 I bliss Jvilreys 9 2 Mr. Edward Brown 1 1 Miss Canaan' 1 1 Mr. Coombs ' xi) v Rev. It Pearson 2 g Mr. Layton 1 1 Jotenhao Browne, Esq. 10 0 Jas. M'Bean and Son 2 2 Mrs. Lung* 1 . 1 Mr. Daniel Smith 2 2 Wm. Long, Esq. 1 1 air. George Cooper 1 1 Mr. Robert Tebbett 1 1 Mr. James Davis, Cs. 6d. Mrs. blunt - 1 1 John Riley, Lig. 5 5 Rev. liaac Cosset 2 a Mr. James Aik.is 1 1 John Snowden, Esq. 2 0 Robert Brown, Esq. 5 3 Mrs. Ilan . 1 1 Mr. Blaktiey 1 1 M*s Henley 2 2 it.. Phillips 1 1 Mrs. Hunter 9 Jos ah Sarkey, Esq. 5 5 , Mr. Hiblses 1 0 J. A. Deluc; Esq. S s Mrs. Mary Foster 1 0 Mr. It. Hooket (Wind. Mrs. Williams (Clolsten) 2 0 sor Castle) 1 0 Mr. Agnew ' 1 1 Henry E.ntlyn,-Esq. 2 2 I Mts. Forbes 2 0 Ditto, received-by Messrs. Ranisbottoms and Co. Windsor Bank: Messrs. J. and W. clude 5 5 J. Buckeridge, Esq. 5 3 I John Seeker, E.q. 2 2 Rev. C. Morice • 2 2 rbontas k.. 4. I 3 (Salt-hilt) 5 5 1C2.14 5 6 A REAL BLESSING OMO I'HER.S. THE AMERICAN SOOl MING SYRUP. • 'THIS never-tailing remedy for Children Cutting their Teeth, WAS brought horn America by a'family, where it has saved Molars -di of children when thought past recovery through convulsions; fir In half an hour after using, the child wilt gradually recover, being as intioceht, as efkcacious, and so ph-a,ant, t at no child will refuse to let their gums be rubbed with it. When children are four months old, though there is •no appearance of teeth. mothets should rub one bottle of the Soothing Syrup on their gums, for, by opening the pores in that early stage, not one child in a hundred will have fits, or what is termed breedi. , g the teeth in their loins, the cause of so many rickety children; and prevents that painful operation u: lancing the gum, which always snakes the next tooth muck harder to come through. Mothers ought sever to be without the Syrup in the Nursery, for if a child wake in the night with pain u' its gums, it Imitiviipti•ly opens the pores, heals the guan, and prey vents levet or convulsions. To be had of the l'iorrletors, J. Johnson and Co. No. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street; and by Barkley and Sons, Meet- Market, and by most of the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at L's. 9tl. a bottle for ready money. Ca u sure to ask for Johnson and William's Allied can Soothing Syrup. N. IL Mrs. Johnson releaves the Infant poor as usual, at her house every Tuesday and Sataday morning, trim nine to ten o'clock, by bringing *ever horn a respectable huusekeeper, that they ate seal objects of chariay. • CASE Vill.--To isle. BARNITT Cuter, No. 9, Great Surrey. Street, rackiriars-breige. 14 - ASTER Robert Matthews, son of Mr. Thomas l. Matthews, Vine street, Saffron. hill, had been aßlieted tv it h inn:unlade Gout from the aye or hr.e years to eleven, in which time every remedy 'curgent el both by medical men and uthets, was resorted to without benefit ; had been many weeks in bt. Bartholomew's iimptral, from whence he was discharged with out the lean antetitilitent, being reduced to the use of crutches, and the muscles (..f the neck were $o much injured, that the hoed rested entirely on the left Shoulder without the power of holding it straight. lu this miaaable state he hail beets dragging on an eitiste‘ice twelve months without any material change. In the month of March 1805, he was taken to Mr. Guest, and the Cuestoilian M-ilicines were used about three quarters of ate hour, and on this tir.t application was so relieved, that he could move his head in almost any &rectum, and although his mother with the greatest difficulty got him there, by trequonly carrying him, he walked all the way back without any help. lie continu ed the use of the Medicines about three weeks, when he was quite well, and has enjoyed a good state of health ever since. TmoMAS IViar—acws, Father to the above. (Case 9, ID a future Pape:.) The Rev..Mr.B:IRCLAY's PA I'EN I* AN 141.14 was a remark of the celebrated Dr. BUCHAN, Author of the Domestit Meolcine, that Complaints of the Sto- mach and Bow.•is are the prevailing malady of that country, which lay the tutintiatiun of *the more formidable and fatal diatasks—that the person Who could discover for the relief and cure a safe and infallible remedy, would perform a mos; important Service to so ciety. Thit discovery has now been Made in the Patent Antibi liolis Pills ..f the Rev. Wm:Barclay, the VILECIISiVe sale of which, and the high estimation in whici they are er-setveilly held, has considerably lessened the number of these acimplaints; and bids fair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely eradicating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they act powerfbily and specifically on tue Bile,nnd thus remove the numerous disor ders connected with it, hick licad-arjn, Flatule• ce, Liver Com plaints, Jaundice, Nervous Dlsoiders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the meet respectable evidence of the first characters of the.Nohility and others, that they have never begin adminiatered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, tnd in the end completing a cure. • Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Classiiide. corner of -Paternoeter-row; and by man Malisint Voidat• ivory Town, 4 b.mica at.gs. Ed e asob. • . ~._ [POCK SIYI'E'CE•H ILFI•ENNY CORPORA:IION, OF THE. ANfICABLE COVETT FOR INSURANCE UPON I.IVES; Inadteted by Cbartet.uf Queen Anue, Anne 1706. Jtit.y to, iRII. THE DIRECTORS . 4o hereby give Notice, ti:at Attendance given, at the Society's Hovue, In Set. jettat's.lin Fleet-street, un Wednesday the tit% ) Wednesday the tith, ;Rd Wednesday the slat days of I n'y irs wit. and el Sattolav, the loth day of Aagust neat, IttEit Etevtu &Clock lid One on each of the a.eldat 1, to pay Lla.tne mining by Deatha of , Members of the said Society in the Ytarvetlit g at 1811. (old it.le) when will be paid to the stapeetive Nett tares, Executors. Aitantoistrsturs or 4-sitts of i.t.:11 Members the cum of £ls& Ss.for,sch Spare grentett on tit it rt-weetiv. JOHN, I ENS.VPI, it g.ty tar. CAPITAL PIVIISES IN MARK-LANE, nearly °puede* • the and a HOU -de in b(..0 TO 1311 LE I', for 31 ir , -ars, from 0 J Lady-Day stem, ACA PITA I. HOUSE, NN. SG, i i M ee I;:l.ine, with large )(rat, containing anntlitr I%weiling-40,ise and 'spa:Anus War-el:omen, Sta44ing, &c. and every cch,vettienee ne cessary for carrying no an extensive Wholeale rtifielM, now in else occ!ipatiose of Messrs, Greave., Wh •Issail,Grocers. Al-at to be Leo, fur 21 years, from NI ichaelinas nest, a Home, illo. 9, listlieui'i.ykri, alkall4s011«. • - I . lor above Prentisve are tote Let rpm the Terme of thorn. nines doing a 1 Repairs, acid bearing all :fares except the Laud. lord's Property Tax, and are to pay nett Beers. Persons willing.° take either of the above prcmises must send proposals in wtiting, sealed up, offering the highest netr rent they are willing to give for each, to t!:e Clark of the I)rapers Company, on or before Monday, the Sib Angust next, by elay.ts of the Curck in theTorenoon, when a Come of Assistants will be held for letting the tame, and where all perter:s sending Pro. posals bust attend persona lly to enter into an agreement, if chefs Proposals shall be accepted. May be viewed by leave of the respective 'Permits, end fun. ther Particulars known by application at the Clerk's Ogee, as Drapers-hall, Throgutorton-street, London, any day hawses ten and two, except Saturdays or Court Days. THE CELERkATED ANTI.IMPETIGINES, or SOLO. MON'S DROPS, (without Mercury, or any deleterious potation) for the Cure of the Scurry, ticrofts!a, Leprosy, and all Disorders originating in an impure state of the blood. 4 HESEad mirable drops strengtten theconstitoti , n, purify the blood, and promote the cireulativn of the fluids; to effect which is evidently fhe work of Nme, and steady poste verance In the use of medicines adapted for those salutary pile. poen. Disordensof the blood are generally many years in acquire ing that strength which renders them almost insupportable their operation and alarming to the constitution: it cannot, thin fore be reasonably expected that a single bottle of any medicine will operate like a charm, and change the whole system, so latti Impregnated with deleterious muter; neither should patietra be disheartened, if, after taking two or three bottles, they should find themselves, is their own apprehensions, rather worse—it is a predicament frequently caused by the moving of maligrant matter, and Is, in fact, a very favourable symptom. 1 here drops are gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, In their ore' at ion— the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that slaw gerous mineral Mei envy, sweetening Cie Void, and stimulating it to expel all noxiutis and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body and rn Venous entering upon the hely state of matrimony, should con sider, that " where the fountain is polluted, die streams that dim from it cannot be pure" This llvledir.ine is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, and sold in *mks, price ids. each, or four in one family bottle for sue. ea which Os. is saved, drat y iaclodad y and may belied 4 evert respectable Medicine Vender is the United Kingdoms A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. WEE INVETERATE INTERNAL, ENZEIT AIItASTED.. MANY laudable attempts have heretolote been +AA , made in vain to arrest our great Internal Enemy, viz. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Plague), Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen under its tyranny an nually, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. What people in general consider very lightly, namely a Cimmen Cold and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as such, what ever will check Cough efrectually, should be speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent than to care.-- Nisi MADDEN, the Proprietor of the VEGETABLE . ESSENCE, for the Presets thin and Core of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Fhilmonary Complaints cosnprehendi;.g also the I loopirg Cough, the destroyer of Childr;n, Geld it a duty incumbent on hicu to urge the Public at' large to a speedy ad`iition of it in eases of Cough.—He has kept an Open Dispensary for the last five Years, for the Lenent of the Poor, in which time he has had the grati fication to relieve three Thousand Persons; and cat; with truth . say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy said in cases of Cough, however severe. , RECENT CASES. • From Mr. Tuoacts Azar, No. it, Orange-street, Red-llost . square. " SIR-1 feel it a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on beiiall of my wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough fur ten years, whir,h baffled all medical aid, and !peat= increasingly worse. which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till at length, In a very providen4l way, she beard of your medicine, and after taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take tr agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her cough having been resnoe.d foe mote than eighteen months) hut have waited to see it it would return; and finding it does nut, I can no longer refrain rerurnirg my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar case on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prayer of, Sir', your most obedient bumble servant. " THOMAS ABBY." " P. S. You may make what use of this letter you think pro per, as I ant willing to atte.t to any person who may call ask* what I have heated. No.lt, Orange-street, Red Lion-square, May IS, 1111 _ _ From Mr. J. kchtt IL:, 3, East-stiect, goreit's square Sta—l feel great pleasure in acquainting You, that ?cur Ve getable Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Mary Clark, from a very troublesome constitutimial cosigh, with vihich she has been affi cted, by her account, these List seven years. I beg you to accept nu sincerE thanks for your generous awn:is:lce to her, and if you think proper to publish this Care, I feel i: my duty to give my verbal testimony to Iny inqnirer. I am, se, your most obedient servant,. J. XEME.lsti.i.." " Ease -street, Queen-square, Aped 12, 1011." A small Pamphlet, comaining an Account of its Virtues, and the Testimonies of nearly a hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, sif high res?ecabillty, in Its las our, may be ilia at Mr. B. Ma.idert's 1 s, Gloucester-street, Queen-sq.:are, Bloomsbury; at Mr. kips, Mineral Water Warehutwe, No. IS, OM Bald-sirs Mr. Perrin, N 0.25, Southanunon.street, Covent-G.erilen; vett, Arliw, .and Baker's, 87, Bartholomew-close, West Snias field; Miss Randall's Owe '1 utt), adjoining the Royal Etchaege Gate, Combat; Mr. Huguenin's, Perfumer, ss, Ilaymaiktc ; Mr. Martian's, 85, Fleet -street; Mr. Satig.s's, 150, 01.t.rds street ; Mr. Clark's, 289, Higit-street, burotigii; Mr.: sterner of Kirgstreet, Holborn ; Mr. Erennand's. 156, fine. p. gate Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holborn; M.o. Moses, Confectioner Hampstead; Ma. Binns, Cheapen - co, • Bath; Mr. /begin 's, born-street, Bristol ; Mr. Kepner's, Cot. chewer; Messrs. Meggy and Chalk's, Chelmsford; Masts t res dio, Dowding, and Lutford's, Salisbury • Mr. Washticui tioucester; Mr. Newbery; Dublin; ani at Mr. 'l'reiersal.'s, Ete:er; price 64; where also may he had the Essence 'well, bottles, plies is. each, the stamp theluded.—The P.oprise r will only add, that a single tea spoonful of this meals able pre paration is a dons for a grown per•on--ihat, ut appewaue,• a. , taste It Is as pleasant as whirk wine—and that übjecis of that ty slay apply iu Gloucester-street, where it is, to such, dept.,. t gratuitously. Any quantity, pot less eliaa trim b 0it y,. 0 ,.,,„ au. 'any part ul the kingdans (carnage ins) . nprti an insknans sit 44.11 - 'llls day was published, price 4s. needy printed on a superfine Wove Foolscap, and hot.pressed, rrHE MINSTRELS of VtrIIiANDERNIERE, POEM. . PT CHARLES PARISH, E. D. • 'Fella* of Queen's College, Cambridge ; and late Lecturer of St. Cuthbert 's, Carlisle. The Siege of Dunbar, 2s, or bound with the Minstrels ss. fid. London : Printed for the Author, ag e d sold by Cadell and Da. vies, Strand; sold also .by Mears. Deighton, Nichol.un, and Barrett, booksellers, Cambridge. •