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MRCS OP 01IDNANCI, J a. 3,164 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .f HIS MA• I Ears ORDNANCE a handy live Notice, That Proposals wM be received it their Office in Patl-Mell, en or before MONDAY, the 17th lastest, from such Persons as may 'be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS for Service . of this Department, for Period of One Year ftom the In July next. The Coals must be of the deseripdon denominated Male. Main, Eightnn Moor, or of Coals equal in quality and giiatiness, and will be required to be delivered frivol everyespeeseexcept tire King's duty, either on shore, or into vessels or craft at any place In the River Thames, and at FavershaM, or at any port or place in the River Medway; and also at the port of Little Hamtitoo, 19 the county of Sussex, as may be required, Further particulars, together with the Terms and Cnollidene of the Contract, may he known upon application at doe es. cretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between beth hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must " e delivered, sealed up and endorsed , " Proposals for Gabs but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will shq Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agentln his behalf, shall attest By Order of the Board. This day was published, price ls. 6d. THE VOICE of the PEOPLE, as to the WA. TERI.OO MONUMEN I' ; with Observations on its p l i D eiplm and Objects, its Funds and Management, and the wa wa Effects which may be derived from it. printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- SALES BY AIiCTION. 'C~. This day was published in svo. price 71. in boards, II ANALYSIS of the Sixth Chapter of the Re. /11. velsiion of ST. JOHN, ilhutrated by liztracts from Cis wee 'History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. DISTINGUISHED LEMEHOLD ystt. • CONNAUGH r-HOUSE, CONNAUGIIT-PLACE, HYDE PARK, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coeferhouse,'Cliange-alley, Combat, on Tan as var. June 13, 1816, at Twelve o'clock, THE Spacious, Elegant LEASEHOLD MANSION, coNNAucirr HOUSE, Situate In Codtimight-place, overlouldlig Hyde Park, and own. mantling line and ettensive views of the Surrey Hills and Coon {Pr. Held for• a Term of Ninety six Years and a hail, at a low Ground-rent, let to (and late in .he occupation ot) HER ROYAL HIGHNESS •t'Ht Pit INCESS OF WALES, R. H. CREW. &emery. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Jmis3, 1816. THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS of his Msf- JESTrs ORDNANCE, a &eras give wake, JUNIUS. --- - - - This day was published, price One Shilliog, THE SEQUEL of an ATTEMPT to ascertain the Author of the Letters published under the signature of JUNIUS, i• dux h lo that hitherto impenetrable secret is, it is pre load, fullysed. By the AUTHOR of the ATTEMPT. ...-------- Sub lace malign. Est her. JEN. vi. 279. Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater meer.row. and W. Edaiswes, Shrewsbury. Of whom may be bad, A few remaining Copies of the Attempt, price 3s. CORRECT AND EXTRAORDINARY. HISTORY OF THE POISON-TBEE OF JAVA. On the tat of June, Isle, was published, No. VI. of THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re . aster for British India and its Dependencies; containing Original Communications and Essays on East-India Affairs, Dr. lionedeld's Observations on the Pawn-Tree of Java, Review of Books, and a variety of Intelligence to the latest date from the several Presidencies in India. London Printed fur Black, Parbury, mid Alien, Booksellers, ladenball-street. This day was published, in Bvo. prier 84. 6d. fIARAC'FACUS, a NEW TRAGEDY, in FIVE Ac•rs: v. , :th previous RED...sass on English Dramatic Tra ply; including a Blank Verse Gamut, and STarcTuats on Tkturical Committees, Managers, and Players. By WILLIAM MONNEY, Gent. Author of " Constderations on Prisons," Ste. London: Printed for the Author; and sold by Sherwood. Wetly, and Jones, Paternoster - ro w ; I.M. Richardboo, Ci,rnhUl; Eighley and son, 174, Fleet-street; Chapple. Pall• Mall; Bell, 148, Oxford•amet ; and Miller, Bow•street, Covent-Garden. la a few days will be published, in nos very lama Vol. Octavo, IPPRE CONNECTION between the SACRED WRiIiNGS and the Li CERA I'URE of lEWI3H and; HEATHEN AUL HORS, particularly that of the Classical Ages, illustrated principally with a view to Evidence In Cons Snooks of the' ruth of Revealed Religi , n. By ROBERT GRAY, D.D. Prellsethry of Durham and of Chichester, mid Rector of Blabs:T. Wearmouth. Primed for the Author, ancr.old by F. C. and 3. Rivin.tor, No. 6; St. Paul's Chureb-yard. This day was published, handsomely prin te d in sto. p rice Ss. A CliAltGE delivered, to the CLEKGY of the ARCHDEACONRY of HUN FINGDON, at the Primary Visitation in tip year tut S. W'th an Appendix and Notes, con ta wog copious Historical illustrations of the Spirit of Puritanism, and of the proliahie tendency of the British and Foreign Bible Eocittt to revive it in the present day. By the Rev. JAMES H9OK, LL.D. F.R.S. S.A. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, fx.c. Printed for F. C. anti J. Rivlngton, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church pad ; sold also by Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and at Oxford, Cam bridge, Winchester, &c. GENERAL ARBITRATION. AN Association is farmidg at Edinburgh, such as has a long time been in Dublia, Holland, and Denmark, In obviate the direly,' necessity of Wigs , ion in Courts of Law, I whit) is contrary to the dictates of Christianity. This is fully sliewn,and the Plan of such an Association given,ln A WARM APPEAL AGAI Ny I. THE DIS FURBERS OF THEIR OWN QUIET AND 7 HAI OF OTHERS. By the Rev. Dr. TRUSLER. la Nineteen D;ssertations on Subjects of the highest impottance io Social Life, price 6s. 6d. sold at No. 1, Paternoster.row. SECOND EDITION. This day were published, by J. MAWMA N, Ludgate-street, In one large volume, 4to. price £3 S. boards, REMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL , late of At , Trinity College, Cambridge, being a .election of his Cor te on ce; a Rep ub lication of ' his Prulusiones Juveniles; an AP P P: containing sonic account of the Author's Collecttuns, M. D rawings, At. and of their extraordinary disappearance, !gelled by a Biographical Memoir of the deceased, and illus trated with Porttaits, picturesque Views, and Maps. By the Rev. RORER I.' A M. The Second Edition, augmented by a Vindication of the Editor against Certain Publications of the Earl of Elgin, and Others, to i„ether with an Index. The VINDICATION sold separate, price Ss. ed. sewed; and the 'Vindication, with Index, Etc. Zee. to complete the first Edition, tf the "Remains,' price ss. rid. sewed. This day were pub!iibed, Author{t, and embellished wiiis two fine Portraits of Lie in 9 yob. 4to edited by the Rev. John liditford, price 4/4 4s. boards, THE WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq. Of , his Work, Volume I. contains the Life of Gray; an • "V 00 his Poetry; his Etiglish and Latin Poems, with various t it.dings and Critical Notes. Volume 11. co n t ains the Letters .try published by Nlastin, those in Walpole's Worksi in the )tathitnan's Magazine, and other Publications. it. Editor of the present Work has been plod kindly favoured I many original Letters of Guy, hitherto unpublished, of the intetest, as well as with the originals of many of the l.rttt••:•%ay intorrectly published, and much altered by Mason. . " is therefore presented, for the first time, with the and valuable Correspoudtace of Gray. The additional tt .... 1111 ti ILA Werk are not only extremely interesting from er" 1111 ffi'-er, btu for their intrinsic merit. 'llsklnsertloos said I *Wan , • awn are rejected, audithe gem iine Mauusiri p t t -'ray -: followed. Übe Editor is also enabled to lay Att.! , the Nide. u. wy curious variadoos to the priacipal Points a Otte, in hb o ' , end-wriung. Intarekt , - • 0W1,411114 39g Laditte•ittid• '1 bat Proposals wiU be received at their .office in Pall-Mall, on or before PRIDAY, the 14th instant, from sued Persons as may be willit:g to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TURPENTINE, for service of this Department for a Period of three Years, determinable after the expire. tion.of the firftt Year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either party. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the 'rower : and I: is expected that all Tenders do expresi one price only for the Oil, whether required in the raw or boiled state. Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may e known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, adhere the Proposals must .be delivered, staled up and endorsed " Proposals for Oil and Turpentine r but ao Proposal can be admitted after the said 14th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent is his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the !Lard, R. H. CRAW T~WOLLASTON, importer of W .to a.l e./ . Ms, No. 1, Oleic Caetle.strett, West of Oxford-market, continues to supply the Public, fur Money, with OLD PUR t• front the Wood, at 4zs. per dozen; Cape Madeira, at Sic per dozen; and Wines and Spirits of every description of the first quality, which he pledges himself are genuine as imported. N. B. Country Orders executed with prompt tude. SILVER. LION HOTEL, CALAIS. JOARSHOTT returns his grateful acknowledg , ' . merits to the Nobility, Gentry, and Officers of the British Army, for the liberal patronage be has experienced eloce he en tered the above Hews; and respectfully solicits the favours of ' those paruities that 'visit the Continent the ensiling season, assu ring them that every attention shall be paid their accommodation. I. ()wassail* furnishes English soil every other description of Carriages, will or without horses, to any part of the CuutiOcot, at a moment's notice. Customhouse liminess facilitated, and every necessary infor scion relative there - o, for the friends of S. Geksliiitt, Silver ion Hotel, Calai.. SUMMER LO ONLY 6,oun TICKETS.—ALL IN ONE DAY. With Pr ars of £20,000, ielo,ooo, 8:4,000, &c. T. MIL Contractor with Government for the . Summer Lottery, of only 6,000 Tickets, fully anticipating a continuance of that extraordinary success, which has fur such a lengthened period atlentled Isis Offices, begs to tall the Public Attention to the Advantages of the Scheme, winch he is happy. , to find has already met With much approbation. The Lottery will be all drawn in One day, (2th This Month), and contains , Prizes of £20,1 00, B W O, 13,000, Bcc. The First-drawn Ticket above £5OO must be at least ICI I,1:00, and may be £30,000. In the Lottery which has just finished, T. Beset had else great satisfaistion of dividing amongst these who honoured Lim with their commands nearly ALL the great Prizes, including one of £30,000, one of .C6OOO, and Twenty-one oth er Capitals. 'riekets and Shares are selling by T. Bisn, Cositraelor, at his Offices-4. Cornball; and 9, Charing Cross—and by his different Agents throughout else United Kingdom, RISH LINEN ESTABLISHMENT.—The A. BELFAST COMPANY inform the Public, that. LINENS are now much reduced in price, and that their Warehouse always contams an extedsive assortment of IRISH LINENS and :THEE VINIZ, in single pieces, at wlsolcside ;rims, of the most approved fabrics, free front defect, and wartaated bleached, on the grass without chemical acid. Anxious to preserve the general Approbation their I.inens have, for epwards of eleven years, ob.. tained;tkey pledge themselves as to the wear :sod quality of their goods; and should the Purchaser not appr ove them, the mone y returned. No abatement ever made. Orders executed by their Agents, BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEFE, 50, Great Ritasel , street, Blootitsbury, fatting the British Museum. ON TURNER'S BLACKING. IaIGOTS complain of unfair play, Ifi And, as though all others were lacking, .Not knowing the theme of the day, That ?mimeo's name is acted for Blacking. For, some boast of a Liquid Jew, And others insure thenuelves clever; But bore - only is the real Japan, And Toutsies presetver of leather. • If this Blacking you use for your shoe*, And strictly attend to the label, A brilliancy 'tie sure to produce, As bees' wax applied to your table. Likewise your hoots will equally shines By using this excellent Blacking, And that with half the labour and time, Which keeps the lea'her front cracking. U this Blacking Lathe. use Tie sure to soften the leather, Adds a !wire to bouts and *ion to shoes', That will stand both wind and the tveathei. Both in country and town he is fatted, For certain there's no other like hint; And your servants you ought for to Warns!' Not asking for Tualita's Jet Blacking. Now in every town he has Agents For selling his real Japan Blacking, That will be sure to praise content', And prove that of nothing 'tis lacking If you are in Want of any that's good, Of its praise I . 'ol muse be tacking ! The Factory standing in tam'd London-rasa—a Away, then, for Tuinta's good Bia!kingl Obseeve, this Blacking ,s sold in Siipenny, Shilling, Ind Bighteeipenny Battles, by all llootmakers Grocers, Druggists, Perfume:so lioontotigote; Bruin:nacre, atc:ln min and country. RICHARDTURNAR. No. 114 i London Radif s .llouthwark. )1411. Mk for Teton Ilsoltiom Fora Term which expires at Michaelmas next. lite Mansion is a substantial Brick Building; contains ou the Oround Storey, a spacious F.ntratice Paved Hall, Library, ca pital Dining-parlour, Morniag•room, and Boudoir, handsomely finished and fitted up, a Water Closet, &c.; on the First Storey, are Two noble Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, a Moraing-room, Anti-room, &c. elegantly finished and fitted up; spacious airy Bed-chambers and Dretriing-tooms, on the Second Storey, and Servants' Chambers, &c. over ditto; the Basement contains Domestic Offices of ail descriptions, double Coacb•house and Stabling fur Seven Horse:, with Rooms and ..efts over. to vitw►ed till the time of Sale; Particulate on the Pre mi:es; of Mr. Yatman, Essex•street, Strand; Subscription Houses, at. James's-street; at Carr.►way's; and of Mr. ktobitis, Warwick street, Colden•square. MIDDLESEX. 'ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD AND COnHOLD ES TATES, A considerable part of which is I'ythe Free, • Situate at HASWELL, RUISLIP,&c. and Marsh Land at OLD FORD. By Mr. R0131N3, At Oarraway's Coffee. house, 'Change - alley, Coinhill, on Tit va s DAT , the 13th of June, 1816, a. Twelve o'Clock, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD liS PATES; comprising detached Enclosure of rich Meadow and Arable Land, situate in the Vsllnge sod Perish of Hanwell, on the road to Uxbridge, eight miles front London ; most desirable for Eullding and for accomnusdation. ectualuinz upwards of SEVF.I4 f +. - .TRREE ACRE 3, The principal part is hand. Aiso,avery VALUABLE VIP ACT ESTATE, (myth. ing upwards of ONE FIUNDRED AND Fir it-ONE ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable I.and, situate int he Parish of RUISLIP, a abort distance from So l id...in arid Min* don, and the high road. to Uxbridge, in the pnx.tulan of Mr. • Wilshen and Mr. Herbert, who 1. se .e.‘ses expire at•Miehaelmas next. Ain, a Piot of FRkEIiOLD Marsh Luba at OLti ?ORD ngar BOW,. alair.ing the River I esoltalnirg 6A. R. lit P. in possession of Mr• Ma n, tenant at OM. • May be 'leveed by applyinit. to Mr. at Hartwell; •to the tenants on the other.. Lots. Particulars at the Old Uws, : Coach and Horses. Hanwell ; Red Lion aid Whi:e Hart, Sou thall; White Horse, Uabrldge • at Garraway's • a Mss,rs.Tem. earn at.tHarrison, Solicitors. ' Gray's lam; of ' Messrs. Richard. men and CarfirW. Lincoln's Inn Fields • and of Mr. Robins,War• Nick street,' Golden - square; where 'Maps of the Lauds may be seen. . • MIDDLESEX, ON THE ROAD TO OXBRIDGE. DESIRABLE COTTAGE RE3IDENCES,with EXCELLENT GARDE/SS, ORCHARD; AND MEADOW LAND. • : By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Howe, 'Change-Alla*, CornhiU, en THE June Is t 1816, at rwelye o'f;.!siick, in Finer Lois, THE I;esitable FikE.P.HOLD ESTATES, si tuate it Southall, on she Road tb Uxbridge. Lot I, Comprises a desirable CO l' I'AGE RESIDENCE, planned tor the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; With 1 excellent ()aces, Green-!loose, Lawn, good Garden well planted 1 with Fruit frees, Orchard, &el a Gardener's Cottege, with Fawn-yard, Barn, Stables, and Outbuildings; the whole near Three Acres; in. the possession of G mac c Tenn/tar:, Eaq.--. SIX ACRES of Meadow Land may be had on Lease, if required. Lot 2 A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, twii.itories • high, two rooms on a Boor, Offices.&c. good Garden and Orchard, Yard, Barn , Stable, Workshops, and Outbuildings, about One Acro-AnmLease is Mr. JAIIIIMSMITII. Lot 3. An Eligible BRICK-BUIL I' Compact RESIDENCE, lately altered and improved at a considerable expense, with Offices &a. Lawn, Garden, &e. well Planted, and Guantildings—in posseasien of Mr. LOADiII. Lot 4. A very Valuable PLOT of.LAND on the opposite side of the Road, containing nearly One Acre, Planted with Fruit Trees, &c.—in the occupation of. G. TZSPANT, Eq. and Mr. Leant& . . The LOTS may be viewed by applying to the Gardener of Lot 1, where Particulars may be had, and at the Red Lion and White Hart, Southall; Old Hats, Ealing; Vibte , Horse, Ux bridge; Pigeons, Brantford ; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray% Inn-square ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick *tries. Golden -square, whore a Plan may be seen. . ICKENHAM MANOR FARM, AND LANDS, 16 the PARISHES of ICKENHAM and HILLINGDQN, near • UXIIRIDO E Upwards of ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of rich MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND; part TYTHE-FREE, the principal part in a Ring Fence; and the PARAMOUNT MANOR; or REPUTED MANOR , of ICKENHAM. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gt.mway's Coffee house, 'Cliange-alley,CornbiU, tin Tatter Dar, the rthof .1 use, 181 6, at Twelvito'Clock, in Tao Lou, AVA LU ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , part TY HE-FR EE ; eomprising the rateable PARAMOUNT MANOR or LORDShIP of ICKEN I lAM. extending over the . MANOR of SWAKELY and the* Parlsbetdf ICKENHAM,' with the Rlghti, Royalties. Fines" Herb* , and Quit Rents, And ICKENHAM MANOR FARM-HOUSE, aaubnantially Brick-built Erection, with Gardens, and all requisite Out-huild- Inv, situate in the Village of ickeniunn, widths two rniLes of the capital Market TURD of Uxbridge and the Grand Jurrctiau Convertible into a very eligible Residence fon a Gentietnates, Family, together with sundry Inclosures of ri c h Meadow, Ara ble, and Pasture Land, principal part in ailing Fence, contain ing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN- ACRES, With Cannon's Fast-House and Cottages, in the Patiohes of lekenham and Hillingdon, a fins pars of the County of Middle- MOS Miles from London. • s To be vlestred by applying to Mt. Westbrook, On the Prentlies, etithan Particalare may be had ; at the White Horse;Uxbridge; Swim' Richntereworth; Essex Arms, Watford; Ctanes,' Edge ware; Red Lim, Sandal and Hounslow; Old Hats, Ealing; Pipet*. atentiordi of Messrs. Ross, Hill, Ross and Brownley, New IkefteWarart, Carey-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins' Vionvidwaset, Golden-square, vb." a. Ms of the listate gsay be left. . • CURZON-STRUT, • A CAPltill. FAMILY R WINCE, with COACH-fibtfSC S fABLING, large COUKT-TARP, GARDEN, &c. . , CrMr. ROnt'SS, " t. • On the Premise s , on I:mesons', the I nth Jim, at Tirane o'Clock . A fy,E4sßsriz.Etsligciblv, g freinthCie HOL D di March, I.i IS Lahti-Tao Redeemed. • . - • Cominisin . ; a spacions Fani:lo Niansion, simitst tsq die ..totde side of Curaoti .StreCt,filay-fair, irte.t he restdencit of Lntly Re Atil t deceated; enehrie.l by a wall and foltlir:,-gater. :P.O Lodges et the entrance, screened by rows of Treei, , 2nd arrlng:! , (rive to the, House; Which contans, on the .....;oce....stories, tst Bel! rooms, Dressiug.rootr.s, Vtratercleset ; on U. , : grcund-ritnrey, a Pared Hall, VeStitmle, Stone Staircase, .Lady's Morning. ? room, Library, Gentleman's Dressing room, a capital Drawing.. town, communkating with a back Drairing.romn, an excellent . r Ad s t parlour with bow •Antluw. • In the East Wing, en the alter.Bour, a..-s three rooms; first flopr;y: Laundry Maid's Rootn and Ronsekceper's RooM ; ground-floor, butler's PatitrY; Ser *ante Dressing - rooms, Hal! , coot Larder, commodious Kitchen, &marry, OtaiK Other*, anieeoodary`staircases; ta . kital arche4 Cellars fur Wine and Beer, and largo Cellar f r 6.14; an rat:el le:it Coach.house, Stables for seven horses, with two SP!eping. rooms and Loft &ref- large . Garden at the back of the house,' planted with Trees bring tither an eligible .itua.ionfor the re* deuce of a Nobleman, or fur httiliiing; 'pr wb!ch purpoitt it if peculiarly well adapted, from it,sivittion and extent of frontage; &c.—To be v'ewed by Titt - lt es. Particulars niay fie bid on the Prenihei • at the Stibterition.hrluqeS, St iames's-stieet and Proll- M 111; Mr. Branivrell„ No. 20, Lincoltes-Inti•Fields ; at Gar. .rattray's; and ot Mr. Robins, Watvrisk-street,Golden•square. READINb mock. • T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor o f th k i n i . 0 • much earented begs innat reikcitidly to cant the Nobility, Gentry, and the . Pt.blic, againgt the tlaiy frauds and impodtions riii,tised by many I.••ndon Odnien Fhb Sauna Venders, td di:keive and deprisr thcm of THE GENUINE fiEADINd SAUCE. None are genuine but thCse which Hive the cork; scaled with the impression," J. Cocks . ; Reading ;;" and also the foilosVine.de scriptiun of the Sauce on dit oraegt:-celoured Label, +' RnnDl Ni a Sauna, for Fish, enriching Gr.virs, Ste. ; prepared and raid whole sale and retail by J. Cocks, Re:tdiog." This Satice is generally used at table with alhkerts of Fi.h, in prefereut-e to all other Fish Sauces', and. 10 esteemed per eliaily delitiuus with Garnei I'd hashes, Rt.tnp Steaks, and Cold Meit. tt Ca...ti0 , 1 on white paper, on the other side ^f the tent*, re cords two Vt diets (in less than twelve mentl,s), against two Londe.' oilmen. for selling a si;uriouiSaltek), as and (dr the ge nuine Rea•linr Sauce, tirepav , :d by J. one FORTY POUND° DAMAGES, with full Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DA7.IA GES, With full Costs; before the Loan Cater linen:4'4nd Srccini. Pails, in the Guildhall, London. It is presurr.e.l that noSauce ever met with such genetal appriab.ling esiens'sve sale, it is etroulzed and recommended 1)7 most of the br.:l Families in the • K.lngelem. • • It is retaikeiln London by tio ref the ris`o.7! respectable Oilmen and Fish Saisee Vendera; in . Nth by soi and by one er more in most Cities and Market Tow ns in the if nbeil Kingdons. J. COCKf tins paricialarly to ezutiou l'amlli?s against Misars. Machay - and Co. Oilmen, F Ctaeltil•i; A.lr. Voila Oil man, No.io, Chlnwry-latiet • said Mcsirr. Bart° Valle s, 21, Hay- Markrt; lie trues no! supply eitne , of these limit-.s with his Genuttie Reading Sauce. '• • FOR COUGHS, HoAlist!4lll* . Es, MR. G RiIENOUGEPiPEdeO RA G LOZEN; ;;En' of TOLD ; the gre4 demand for which, atter ap. • itard. of fifty yearestrial, proves them a ftiperinr remedy for all Coors; Hoarsents!es, sore Throats, Asthantie and Consump• tive. Complaints. Thc getwiite only fr.ve R. 1-loysvard„printeti en the stamp, by whims they arep :pared, as successor to Mr. Greenbugh, t' r Ir./entkt. Sold in bop -6 at I e.:ch h 7 leis appotntatent, by F. Wei bury and Sons, St. Paul ' s Churcb-yard; Sutton end Co. Roar Chureti.rire ; Bayley end Cc. Cozkopur.rtreet ; Ma, Royal Es. chatve ; 524, born; Clarke, 26'.. 1 , 3,gough ; sanger4 150, Oxford•street; Burciay's.: Fleet-Market ; brake, 56; - Picetk• dilly; and the 1' enders of gen,..tte i te.ic Where also May be hatl, Mr. Otteneugh't celebrated INC.T L U RES for preserving the Teeth ;ma Ourn l / 4 assil Whig eke Tocith-Ash, in enlarged 1 ) 9:Iles a. each.. lATESSELS' .JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma+ V ioty's Navy t!'-'e Drops Nave for net in! yeas pest main'atried their Otarartet as a spsO fi z for the neurvy, Ora.vel, Dropsy, Stniguary, Weakness ara Obstrt.c.lon, us e Urinary Passage, r..nd Geueral Debility; hat particularly for ..he.' absolute and speedy cure of the Vetiersi Disease : Wessels' Jost. is Drops and zverilic Retied?, ate the °LIT sate and expedizt.•;:. t Aire, an 4 are so Monet:tat in their nal urr, t.s to reluke kt I. or o.‘ Ist- lain*. The great objet to be :tact, led v.. Is, ;:tat Pak i • • .1 rue- Chaserd should be careful in the true awl caeca.: .• • F. pota tion, as the unsafe, wisanctioned. and •;atigerous cottut.-rteas at tempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolatefalne.o.idai are so numerous, that the Proprietors request every piteCha.er so ask kit Wasset.s' Jesuit's Dam's, codplese they have the follow ing Words on the stamp, :hey are prow impositions as the publics " Joseph Wessels, 66, Sc. Paul's Chuiv.h-yard," Which LIS Ati• jitety's Commissinners have crdorcd to be engraved on every Stampi to mitre them as their right. AU others are Cotinterfrits. Merchants, Captains, and Vtadere supplied on Itheral twin!. Price 2s. 9a., Iss—and 225. per bottle. OF all .dise a ses iicicient to tminkind, those of the V nervous kind are the most complicated and difficult usual% A volume would not be sufficient to point out their various ap. pearances. !ley imitate altnost every disease, and are seldont • alikl• in two different persons, or eveli in the saute person at different times.—Pratetis like, they are er.ntinually changing diapr : and tiptin entry fresh - aftLiFlt, the patient thinks he feels symptoms whiCh he never experienced before. Nor aa they only affeet the body; the mind likewise suffer, end is often thereby rendered 'extremely weak and reevilh. he low spicits, tituo. r o u t : ids, melancholy; and del . :lineal of temper ; which generally attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they are entirely diseases of the mind; but this change tsf temper is rather a consequence than the cause of netrOtts diseases. • • The CORD :AL BALM of GILEAD is decide.* the moat• elegant and efficatioua medicine ever yet discovered for nefnous diseases and shattered colt itifutions, consumptions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblingi of the mind, seluil debility, stomach and bowel complaints, install other diseases arising from a telaaetl state of the nervous system ; which are top often brosight on by dissipation iii youth, and the grim violation of shod mkt which prudettee .4:ciates for the preseriation of health, and the laying a fount! thou for a Ling and happy hits with a firm nnd strung coustituttop. • Sold by e.-.mart Leigh, le, strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Or ford-street, London; Beudic and Dowding. Sali,bilry ; and all tvittlianr. Venders; price t ts. rich, otloor in 61;t: Faritily Bottle for 335. by width One lie, bottle is-saved, with tt.e words— " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved tit the Stamp. Also, price 3s.that team, interestitlY and useful family Work (with which is Often an elegant portrait of the Author, and a view of Gilead HOuse) entitled A cagps to HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Setesin a Variety of Comtilaints. By S. Sbtosto 0, M.D. Containfegn Treatise on Female. Diseases, Netvous and Hypo. ebouiriac Complaints; also *nerd Remarks oa these Diseases with which the Henna Bedy is most trecesentlyaftlicteli. ex pbinlita the Symptoms mode of treatment apd Amaral is mess properly adapted for Sexual Debility, &e. &c. • v. Dr. Salomon expects, whets consulted by letter, tke sisal eantpUment of a Al note so be inclosed, addressed, a Mow Letter. Dr. Wow% Olbsad Muse. nor lelystrod• Paki double poitaK • day was PoWisbed, price tOs. 6d. boards, fESOtRS of the LIFE of the-Late MAJOR GENERAL SIR ROBERT ROLLO GILLESPIE, g. who fell Ip an Attack upon Kalunga, in the Nepaul : ow from original Documents; and illustrated by au elegant wait human original Picture painted at Calcutta, and a Plan ithe Fort and:Country where be loq his valuable Life. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. To the GE I.EMBN, CLERGY;.and EREEHOLtiIIiS of the COUNTY of CARDIGAN. DEEPLY impressed with the high honour con ferred upon me by my Wog elected f tint . Representative In Parliament . , I cannot standard, express the gratitude I feel for so Battering a mark of your favour. .1 have only to fissure you, that my utmost endeavours shall not be wanting towards the performance of the Duties attached to so important a Trust. The sitting of the House requiring my attendauce in Town; I have to regret that it will not be in my power to snake my per sonal thanks to you at present, but I shall take the first possible occasion of paying my respects to you individually, and of re- Dewing the assurances of my esteem, and how much I cm, G?ntlemen, Your ever obliged and devoted humble servant, Nibteos, Wit\ May, 1816. W. E. POWELL. leg 1, • ! ti Of Itt 4e. thrir ;mit' nt. to _-;- u ....,.° ;