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r ,:.:~. • _ • Ur . !!°7! A. • • . . .• • - , • • • V* *# 4 S Fl, . • '.ll' • • Alk- - " - Th • • . •• \ • " + v .-- "lIMA IIIP:tc. ' • t 1111 elk Ar. • • .•. • ;.:*144 ••• . • xi 4 z , r.•• 9129. ° -STATE LO rI'ERN OFFICES, No. 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross. TBISH begs leave to inform thews persons, who, . by a pure , ase of Tickets or Shute in the late Lottery, be tredo 47th April, or the First Day of Drawing aye entitled to a share of either Bonus, that the produce was as follow : The rine Bonus of 3eo Tickets, given to all who purchased on or were ib e of April, produced .€1,055, which i 6 to be di vided gitiongst 3,513 Tickets and I 5 Sineendts, agreeably to the Gazette NoVce. The Second Bonus of 200 Tickets, given to all purcha.vd between the 27th April and 14th May, produced /893, which as to be divided amongst 2 562 Tickets and Two biiteenth.. T. Blail regrets that the produce should have been so inconsi derable: they cost him upwards of Lit 0'). He had hopes tkey weuid prove fortunate; and it is worthy of ranark, that his wish that they sly uld he so was nearly fu'filled, as the Two aCIO,OOO Prizes were attained by Tickets Whhm a few numbers of those allotted to each Bonus. glr Tickets and Sbares selling at the above Offices for the New Summer Lottery, cousising of only 6000 7 itkets, with Prises of itiO,Coo, £lO,OOO, £3,040, &e. which will be all drawn in One Day, '.sth June. • ROYAL. WARM SEA-WATER BATHS, RAMSGA fE. Patronised by i i. Royal Highness the Duke of CLAzzwes: JOSEPH DYNSON. the original projecior and sole Propriewr, ni-st respectfully returns his grateful thanks for the nunieriai, favo..ri received during the last season, and Inv; have to ir orni th. Nubility. (entry, &e. intending . 0 0elief Ramsgate, that his Hatt - - are now open for the ensuing Brawn, and , assure. ti.en: 1.. e same unremitting attention will be aid to main :he ba lii aßeaci. us and. pleasant. The Proprietor also indeig s 'h. hope, that the sail e d stinguished pled cal patrobagt, and tit. n n e. dation will be con blued to him with wlrch lie ha. tote , ured for the last twenty years, and which it will eve: t e 1 :0. s udy to des. rye. teach Bath is fresh filled with rare •Ca wat.-r fr4w. every t.de. Tire terms, with reciimmenda tory ot, 0/4 ions , to he t:0 at the Bahr. Leiters enquiry aft. r addressed (post-paid) to I. Dyason a• the oaths, will be duly answered. Ratusgate, May :14. 1816. IRISH LINEN ESTABLISHMENT..—The bEI.FAiT COM ;'ANY inform tie Public, thtst LINENS are 11044 , muds 6-:!reed Its pc cc, and that their Wareham always costa rig a tat nrve imortinent of IRISH I.INFNS and Wit E INt:, iu gle pieces, at who.esale prices, of the mutt ai l mem lair C 4. fr. r defect, and warrantetibleacted, on Errs wit! rut tit, mica! ac.d. Anxious to preserve the general app;. b.~ittp P: e.r limns have, for upwards of eleven years ••b -tai •hev l le,:?e.hensaelves at to the wear and quell , of their go; .; and 0;1:n1,1110 Pureater not appmve them, the money roamed. No abatement ever made Orders executed by their AE , rt.,BROTIKA. BURCH, and O'KEE Fit, 50, Great Russel st hinornahury, facing the British Mutelim. 111111314 Al MANUPAC I 0 RY, 62, Qv za ri-Sr a it it , CIICAPiIDt. UPTON• and CO. Most reiyeet tilly ;Worm the Public, that they continue to prepare the Cheap Impene trable Paints at the 1011,c:ins Price=, viz. levlstble (;ma, 5Cs. Dark ( reen. 7 6 a. and Olive Green, II 2s per cwt.; Faie lleep Green. la. 6d. to 2s. per lb.; State, Lead aid Stone Ciltists, Sys. Chocolate, sns. Red And Brown Paint, 40s. and White Pai:tt 525. per cwt arc. Preparted Oil, to thin them for Use, 4s. r!,I. per Gallon. nest Faints are very nu:mental, and may he applied with advantage so all purpose. of useful Prunt•ng hush inside and out side, Manes hand.unts ?NA:trance, diirattility. and ecoribmy are auninderatiuns. Fur Palk Palings, f.) t-buldings, Stucco and Vlairter Fronts, lr..n and 'Coed kxiling, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the Effects of Weather in an astonishing dace. UP CON and Co, have also. to Acquaint the Public that they Trepare Coal Tar Drown,. of two I:;tuis, t.iz.Common Coal far ?roan at I as. per cwt. and Relined Oral Tar Brown a• t2s. they tar both optlie.blt to tae covering k Z Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather Itoal thug, and Wood under Ground or Water; for which last purpose the Relined Tar Drown i• particularly recruit r.eutistl, as it is tudissoitible in Water ; it aka dries hart, And is of a very good chocolate colour. ra,t Palmas' Oils, Colours; end Brushes ; linseed Cake for Cat.le, etc TIATIWNISED by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wt. 1.E6, Dud: :141 of YO SIC, and Duke ot SCSS IX ; hat Imperial Majesty the Emr:ror of all the Re:Atlas, by . their 'Wild Authority, and the n. , ajority of the Nobility throughbot RoWIAND's MACA.SsAR OIL ' composed of Tegetal.ie ir ; ;retlients (runt the Island of Xoficatsar, fe the East Indies; posses-es .liitubtious and eflicaci. properties, which are pre-rminent tar removing the scurf, a archness and AlT7tless ut thr. Hair, ist, v!•riting it falling off, or turning grey, stungthens the weakest Hair, and renders it thick and long ot, bail p'a'ts, makes the Hair' treawifualy soft, curly, and. Bl—q, tresenrs the earl in damp weathal, produces Whiskers, Eye. &c. In short, it ii inesilinalls for rendering the Hair of i attics , G and Children inimitably elegant. Each genuine hus t le is it:dos:din ROWLAND's TREATISE on the Pirsetvatiun of the Human HAIR, and signed in red ink, "A. Rowland & 'on." Ptics 31. 6 d is , "' and i" 61 p er bottle, containing four small, or larger bottles containing eight r /DWI, a; XI Wraith. hielse 4 RUWLANI)'s ESSENCE of TYRE, Which newer hits to produce. Immediately a perfegt change in Itstl or Grey Hair, Eye Brow', Whiskers, &e. to a Brown or ihTlc, and retains its glib,. The Dye is so durable that it cans rtst rrinoved lay washing or perspiration, and is so innocent, La :ie.; or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with Ease and Se- Yslce as. 71.6 d. and toe 6d. vltl wholesale, retail, and for exportatirin, by the sole Pro tettort, ;%.. Rowland at,d Son, Corner of Ktrby-stteet, the brat turning on the r;glat in Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; and by app o i n t ratilt , by Messrs. Hendrics, Perfumers to her Ma jtsty, Tatchborn-s rear ; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, tattle and l'a.airce, 57, Bigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, Ntw 80le -street; Bayley and Blew, Coclopursstreet ; S. Berry, l'erlttnit.r 17, Johnston, CdietniJ, 15, Greek - street, Soho; But , Cittnust, 4, J. •I*. Riggc, Perftsmer, 65, Cbeapside, and 52, I . ,,sk.str a et ; New:lay and Sons, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lureess, Holborn-hill ; Barclay and Sons, 95, fleet Xlarl.et ; Weston and Co 5z.9, I.ow, 3:10, Strand; and by all 111 ” . ‘"attrts awl Nit d.cine Venders throughout Europe. ..• fur Rowland's oil anti Rowland's Dye,' and sec the TUESDAY, JUNE 4,1816. HER ROYAL HIGHNEiS T'iE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE • O f SAXE COBOURO. RACK.ER MANN hat the honour of announcing • to the Public, that the last Portrait for which her Royal ' Hiflitness the. Princess Charlotte has kindly condescended to sit, is now finished and ready for inspection at his liiinv.itury of Arts, 101, Strand. It is a whole-length, and forms a companion to the Purtrsk of his Serene Highness the Prince Leopi.l I, now exhibiting at Somerset House. Engravings from both the Paint togs, size 14 by 10. are now in hand—that of Prince Leopold Is In a great state of forwardness, and a proof of the etching may • be seen as above. Also, just published, An Historical Account of the House of Saxony and of Prince Leopold; four Portraits, crown Svo. price 17s. ed. boards This day was pullietwd, prier os. 6d. AN ESSAY on the PROPItIE l'Y of PERMIT TING the FREE EXPORTATION of BB rrigi WOOL " Net cunt anituldubius, verbig ea vincere magnum " Quint Mt, et angum w is bone addere rebus loartsu." Virg Georg tli 19e9. Sold by 'Thomas and Georue Underwood, St Fleet-street. 001.1 THEY'S WATERLOO. This day was punished, •n Volume. t lemo. illustrated by Eight Engravings, price its. rid boards, THE POE r'sP I LGRLMAC.EroWATERLOO By ROBERT 401) HEY, Bag Poe: Laureate, Mrapber of the Royal Spanish eademy and nt the Royal Spanish Au —g ,dewy of History . Printed for Lonentaa, Siam. Rees. Orme, and Blown, Pater nester-row; and at thr snri.h GAllery, ss. New Bond sheet • Of valrun may be had, by the same Author, Roderek, tl.e 1.14 of the Goths, tt vole tes. Curse of Kehanta, 2 1101 s. 14t. 1 halaba, g vols. iffs. Joan of Are, 2 yob. 16C—. Matloc, 2 vols. los.; and Minor Poems, seek. les. board'. CORRECT AND EXTRAORDINARY HISTORY OF THE VOIoON-I'KEE OF JAVA. On thy lit of June, !NIA, was published, No. VI. of THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, And Monthly Re gi.ter for Priiish India and ha Dependencies; containing Original Communications and,Essays on Fag-India Affsipi, Dr. Horsekeld's Othervations on the Poison-Tree of Java, Reek./ et aid a variety of Intelligence to the lwest date trom the .tversi I reAidencies in India : Printed for black, Paibui y, and Allen. Booksellers, l.tadenball-street his day was published. handsomely printed in Co. prier ss. A CHARGE delivreed tn vie CLERGY of the ARCHD EACONit If of HUNI !NG DJN, ac the Pritti4ry Vi33ation in the year tits S. With an Appendix and Notes; con. tam.ng copious HisLorical Illustrations of the Spirit of Puritanism, 41141 of the probable tendency of the liriti,ll and Foreign Bible Soc.ety to revive it in the present day. isy thet• t v. JAMES H )OK, F.R.S. S.A. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, &c. i'thsted for F. C. and J. Rivngton. 15.0.6 a, St. Paul's Church )ar.l ; sold alto by Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and at Oxford, Cain brido, Winche,ter, &X. Just publi9bed, in one vol. Bvo. price 8,. • Dedicated (by gracious Ptrmiaston) to her Royal H;glineas the Process AUGIi . TA SOCHIA, fur the &Info of the City of Lundim Nixdorf Natum4l School*, ri I HE CHkISTIAN'S MANUAL, compiled 1. from the Enthi'idion Minis Christian' of ERASMos.—fly PHII.IP WYA I' I CROW l HER, El —Wilt eoploto Serp• tine Notes, and Comments on wvcral katal Errors in Religion and Morality. Prefixed i. some Areount of Zooms, hid Recup: :on in England and Correspo: , dence. " I here is more piety and good woe in the Christian Soldier's Manual. than had appeared tor many Centuries in any Treatise of Devo . loo."—Le Clem. " It Is full of excellent maxims and very useful instructions." Du Pin. " It a an exce:lent manual of piety and gond morals."—Knight. Sold by F. C and J. Rivirron, St Paul's Church-yard; and 1. Hatchard, Picea:dry. This day were published, In one Volume, (Ivo. with a Map of Veedie price 12s. hoards, Nir EMOI RS OF MADAME L A MARQUISE 1 DE I.A ROCHEJ.IQuEI.fitN. Translated trout the Necond Edition printed at Paria l'his is a book to be placed by the side of Mrs. Hutch/1:1mA do lightful Meow r sot hey heroic Husband, and his chivalrous Independents Both arc pieteres, by a female hand, cf mania fur y and &most private wars, carried on by coniscoencious intis• vidtials against the actual Coyerynent of their Country ; and both bring to light, not cooly iimumerabletralts of the most romantic, tiering, sad devoted fidelity, in peril. War persons, but a general character of domestic virtue and social gentleness, among those who would otherwise have figured to our int4ginations a' adven turous desperadoes or terociens bigots. While ber narrative ac ' quires an additional into-I.e.', and a truer tone of nature, from the occasional re. un...CC of femak 'ears and anxieties, it is con versant with st.ll more extraordinary incidents and characters, and reveals rib more of whetted been previously malignantly represented, or entirely uoknown.--Edloburgh Review, No. 51. Edinburgh: Prin.ed fur Archibald Coastahle and Co. sad In-ernan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Louden. this day was published, handsomely printed in Octavo, price ps. hoards, ' AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD. from 1804 to 1818; in which Japan, Itamschatka, the Aleutian Islands, and the Sandwich Islands were visited. Including a Narrative of the Author's Shipwreck on the Island-of Sannack. and his subsequent Wreck its the ship's long boat. With an ay count of the prtseat stateof the Sandwich islands, and a Vocabu lary of their Language.—Dy ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL Illustrated by a Chart. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and :er Longman, Hunt, Rees. Otme, and Brown, London ; and Julio Smith and Son, Glasgow. • *.• The Author of this Work, after being twice shipwrecked," and undergoing severe hardships, resided thirteen months in the Sandwich Islands in 1809.-1810, a considerable part of winch be resided with the family of King Tannahniaah. He has de tailed many lateresting pan iculars of the character of that Chief, of his naval and military feral, of the manners mid ce:toms of the natives, and of their rapid advance in the art: of The work (which is published for the Author's beneft.) is illus trated by )slates, and a Preface, withsome account of the Author, by James Smith, Esq. younger, efJordanliiii. 1 Ha imam LonuN. THIS elegant and useful c ombination of simple elements, - heightens and embellishes the charms GI the most beautiful face; it communicates to the skin a brilliancy of tin, a delicate fineness of texture, and juvenile fresleneu, that cannot be described, but which raltsder a countenance of moderate preten sions most unaccountably and irresistibly attractive. 't he basis of this inestimaisti acquisition to the toilet, is a concentrated prep ratiop of the celebrated Beth Waters, combined with other mire (hams of established repute. for beautifying, preserving, and im proving the skin ; it speedily removes every blemish from its sur face, and protects it from the taelemeeey of the atmosphere or the ravages of time. , Invented by Baron Disr.miar, sad sold by the Proprietor's sole Agent, Mr. Oldfield, Pernuner, 7, Little Queen-street, Holborn; likewise by .0 b rig), 19,Hew Bond-street, and the cornet of Spt ins gardehs; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street;'fait, 41, Cornball ; Oren. Oxford-street • Rine, 65, Cheapsids; and by mos rare , table. tediums ca b elledialue Veadon. Palm 3,/ .BA . LES BY AuenoN. I!TINOWSHED LEASEHOLD ESTATE. CriNNAUGHr-HoUSE, coNNAUGHTMLACE, HYDE PARK. By Mr. ROBINS, ArOarraway's Csiffee-houseXhange-alley. Cotnhifl, on ' DAt, June 1 S, 181 C, at Twelve o'Clocit T HE Spacions, Elegant. I,r tssitozp id Amazon, CONNACGI-1 I . HOUSE, Situate in Connaught-place, ovtrietikisig de Park, and com manding fine and extensive views of the Surrey bills rid Cour, try. • Held for a Term of Ninety six Yt.trs and a half, at a low 'Ground-rent,,let to (and late in he occupation of) HER ROYAL RICHNESS THlt. PRINCESS OF. WALES, For a Term which expires at Michatimas next. Flee Mansion Is a substantial Brick building; contains on the I Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance Paved Hall, Library, ea phal Dining-par.ottr, Morning-room, and Boudoir, handsomely finished anti fitted up, a Water Closet, &c.; on the First Storey, are Two noble Drawing-rooms, communicating by fold i ng doors, ' a Morning room , . t int-room, am &quill) , fi nished and fitted lop ;. spacious airy Bed-chambers and Dressing-rooms, on the Second Storey, and Servants' Chambers,kr.. over ditto; the Basement contains Domestic Offices of ll descriptions, double comb house and Stabling for Seven Horses, with Rooms anti :I..ofti over. 'l'o be viewed till the time of. Sale; Particulars on the Pre mises, of Mr. Yatman, Essex-street, Strand; Subseriptoon Hones, St. lames's-street ; at Carraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 1 War wick sin et, Gulden square. ' MIDDLESEX, ON FHB ROAD TO UXBRIDGE. DILnIRASLE CO ITAGE RESI DENCES, with EXCELLENT GARDENS, ORCHARD, AND MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarrawars CoCee-t tem.', 'Change-Alley, Cornhill; on T0011.11./rT , June i 3, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, in Pour Lots, rjElliE Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, si tuate. at Southall, on • lie Road to Uxbridge , Lot 1, Comprises a desirable Co rrAGE RESMENCF, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; with excellent Office', Green-house, Lawn, good Garden well planted with Fruit Free*, Orchard, fice ; a Gardener's Cottage, with Farm-yard, Barn, :gables, and Out-buildings; the wlau:e near Three Acres; in the possession of CiLOl“.l6 TENNANT. Esq.— SIX ACRES of Meadow land may be had on Lease, it required. Lot 2 A BRICK-31J ILl' DW ELLING-HOIJSE, two stories high, tw o rooms on a Boor, Officesaec. good Garden and Orchard, Yard, Wen, Stable, Workshop., and Cu:-b.a.lerings, about One Acre—on Lease to Mr. JAM ill, SAILTII. Lots. An Elie ble BRICK- BUIL I Compact RESIDENCE., lately altered and improved at a considerable eapethe, .sit It OiLes, &c. Lawn, Garden, &e. well Planted, and Out.buildsogs—hs possession of Mr. Lon ota. . Lot 4. A very Valuable PLOT of LAND on the opposite side of the Road, containirg neat If One Acre, PLuned with Fruit I reel, fic.—isr thr occupation of G. Its NA Nr, Esq. and Mr. Loonta. '1 he 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 Hat., Ealing ; Wilit 11..rse, Ur bridze• ; Pigeons, Brenttord ; of Messrs. i enuan: and Harii.nn IGray's Inn-square at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robius,Warwick. mar, Golden Auare, where a Pion may be seen. MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE FR EEHOLD AND GO PT HOLD ESTATES, A comolerable part of which is Tythe-Free ' Situate at HAN WEL L, LD RUISFO RI).LIP, &c, and Marsh Land at U By Mr. ROBIN 3 At Garravray's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tn nes- DAY, the 13th of Juts*, 1816, at 'twelve o'clock, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATES; cotaprising detached Enclosures of Mk Meadow and Arable Land, situate in the V.llage and Parish of Haswell, on the road to Uxbridge, eight miles from London ; most draftable for Building and for accommodation. Contaitung upwards of SEVENTY.THREE ACRES, The principal pert in hard. A 1.., a very V,4.LUABI.E CO 14 PACT ES LATE, compris ing upwards of ONE HUNDRED APID FIF ACRES ,of Excellent Meadow, Future, and Arable Land, situate in the Pariah of RUISLIP, a short distance from-Southall and Hilliug dun, and the high road to Uxbridge, in the possesilon of Mr. Wilshon and Mr. Herbert, whose Leases expire at Michaelmas next. Ain, a Plot of FREEHOLD Marsh Land at OLD FORD near BOW, adjoining the River Lei, contaudtg 6 A. S R. 24 P. in possession of Mr. Man, tenant at will. May be viewed by applying to Mr. at Hanwell; Rithe tenants on the other Lots. Particulars at the Old Hats, Ealing; Coach and Herres, Hanwell ; Red Lion and White Hart, Sou thall; White Horse, Uxbridge; at Garraway's; of Messrs.Ten nant and Harrison, Sohciton, Gray's lan; of Messrs. Richard. ton and Corfjeld, Lincoln's Inn Fields; and of Mr. Robins,War. wick *nowt, Golden-sauare; where Maps of the Lands may be ICKENHAM MANOR FARM, AND LANDS, In the PARISHES of ICKENHAM and HILLINGDON, near UXBRIDGE. Comrade of ONR HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of rich MEADOW, PAS CURE., and ARABLE LAND. part EYTHE-FREE, the principal pert to a Ring Fence; and the PARAMOUNT MANOR. or REPUTED MANOR of ICKENHAM. By Mc ROBINS, • At Qarraway's Case' boast, Thange-alley, Corolla, on Tents- Per ' the 27th of lone, i 8 If. at Twelve o'Clock, In Two Lo ts A , VALUABLE FREEEIOLD ESTATE, part Ca. TYTHE-FREE; comprising the valuable PARAMOUNT r MANOR or LORDshIP of ICKENHAM, extending over the MANOR of SWAKELY and the Parishes of ICKENHAM, with the Rights Royalties, Fines Harlots and Qt Rents, &a. And ICKENH AM MANOR FARM-HOWE, a substidtially Bride-balk Erection, with Gardens, and all reqabite Out-build top, same is the Vivags of Ickesion, within two Wks of the ; PRI r. 7PENICE. SALES BY. Atli:1'10X: capita! Market Town if Uibriktge and the Gtsild /unction Canal; convertible into a very ell bie Raiidence for a Gentleman's Finsili, •.egemer With sundry Wetmore. rich 144,.adn0., Ara. , hie, and eeiture Lind, litinelpil part in a Ring Fence. otititain;. upWards Cr . , ONE HU, bkED AiaS SIXTY-SEVEA ACRES, With. Cannon's F.:tin-Rouse and Cottages. in the l'ari•les of fikenliam and Hillingdon, a line part Ot the County of Middle .r; IS Iblite. from 't o br viewed by applying to Mr. Westbrock; on the tremites, of whom . Panic uteri may !le hid; at the Whim tinr.e, Uxbridge; Swan, Rieltmerstvotth ;E. •lit .4 rm., Watt.-d; Cranes; Edge ware ; Red Lion, Soutba:t and ! )Id 14.34, italin7; Pigeons, Brentrnril; of Mrssr•. Row. Ball , kosi an ! 3rotroley, New fintwei-court, Carey *trier; at Garraway'i ; and of .Mr. .Rubips, Warwick other, Gelilt.n.tquare, iibere a Plan of the Estate Tray be seen. BOOKS.—By Mr.SAUNDERS, Oh the Prentlses, at the Sign of Horace's Head, Np. 6S, Nett.. Street, on Mosthar , June 10, 1816, ar.4,31 following days, (Sundays etinted,) at halt past Eleren, air half-past Twilit* o'Clock each slay, frigE diiill4ll.4 l o.d 4tld vet - f . Tiora of Booxi lit every Pepartmew ar t f Literature, forming the STOCK of hlessrs. WRI FE, COCHIt ri.NE; scd CO. comprehending Book's of Drawings and of Print.; Book. minted on et hunt, and other rare .Irticlus, the several Classes of Botany and Na , ural History, Topography, Antiquities. •Ileology, and Ecclesiastical History, Arti and "rieottio, tiistery, Voyages and (ravels, P.be:ry, Eranalat licc She cipal Works of the Greek And R oman Classic Auditirs, Gram marians, Philologists, and anctent aad in.• him, chiefly id vtry Bye cooditit,n,.. and elegantly bound in A/tot occo, rtussia, &e To be Viewed six days preceding and mornings of Sale. Catalogues Will be ready for delivery on the 4 hot Jun... price 2s bid. each, and may br had of Messrs. Loilgmati and Co Lott don; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Deighton and Sons, Cam bridge; -Parker, Oxford; Weldon and tails, York; a obinsou uni Co. Leeds; Clarke and Son, Manchester; Rubinson and ?um Li verpool ; Lomas, Litchfield; Didion, Bath; Barry add tol ; Upham, Exeter; Beilby'and ,birmingham; VOSNlibisru, Glouce.ter; And the prinCipal Zio4ksellers thioughosit the king dom.• VALUABLK I.kASEHOLD BSTA I E, FLIT r-STREP. r and BOUVERIE STREET: By Mr. SAUNDERS. Olt the Premises, on Totsnay., July 16. 1616, it tirelve, for One o'Clock to a minute.. PHIS. important Leaellold Prvett?, centrically 1 • situated. No. 63. ,un the South Side•Of•Fieet str i ct, occu pying adepth of nearly 75 met in Bouierie-street (with an En.; trance thercfrom), has been well known by the 4ign ut Horace; Head,, and as saving been in the puivestion of the tangly : of Mew: White, tannin, Booksellers, fur nearly a century. The Premises, comprising a capiml Dwelling Heutie, ape cious Shop, Ware-itoom4 and Gflices, ate lour Stories ligh; most subrantially brick -built. and in thorough •I hey are admirably CitlCULatua to lute the convenience of business in general, ai,d especially In a BankinE-House any other extensive cosmic: c. a estailizha....ut, sold arc capable of Peng clielded at a trifling expense. The Dwelliag Department contains ::umerous settltulary and principal Bed..room , , Store-remiss, at.d Closets; elegant Dining andDmwinkrooins; sracieut Snug, nearly t.'n feet deep; good Kitehtns, Pantry, Cellars, and ether Domestic Offers. The Warehouse Department i• co.:vement and rubstantial, arid of eloir same weight as the above, having r. c?parlie stair-case, and also back entrance in the yard, leading to the Scit and run Inn; .4,4- tabling a large light Ware-room on each SroteY; and on thw Oround.fiqor a capital iieio.,4oom, about. 18 feet he it, corns. munitaiting with the ; shop. I . llePremirc. are Ifild under i Lease; of which 16 yeirs and unexpired at Lady day lilt, at the yearly Rent or £2611 10s. 'robe yieWedisnirtecn Jay:l.l(l°r to the Sale, and Partitthrs had at Garraway'i Coif e house; at the Auction Mart ;. of Writ. Chippendall, Esq. Solicit or, Great Queen-street, LiDeolter 76 fields ; on the Premises; and at the OfSce• of use Aueritine..r, Poet's Cal cry, No. 39, Fleet-itreet. • • 11,10NEY. • • • " •-• • NOBLEMEN, Gentlemea; 'festiecifully informed, that they may be supplied With Money to any mount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold. Cispy. *bold, Leaselald Land, or 'louses; illiciney . .tit the Funds. Marriage S ett l emeti ts, Widows' Jointures, Clergymens' !.hints ! - of any other Property. Persons of respectability may be stiiiplied On Weir personal security only. Gentlemen Will And .:fiery lihefal aectitrt mutation, without delay. Appl!catloif from tweire itlera (post-paid) addressed to Missii. Wills and Co: No. 4t4i South-street, Berkely-square. . . . ADAMS'S PILLS FOR THE GRAVEL, STRANGURt, AND ALL CALCULOUS MlK:floss. THESE Pills are an infallible tiniedy •tnr the Gravel, whether io the kldneys.or bladder..as by t 1 it salu tary diuretic quality they free the urinary canal trout slue sal:arra which, if allowed to remain, would run ihto stony concretior. , 4 fatal perhaps in their consequences, or inducingthe necessity of a painful aed dangerous operalon with the kuifk. Thet are the discovery and compesition of the Proprietor. atter 30 . yeiro she dical ear: Attire, and therefore may be safely taken by this most timid as well as the most afflicted sufferer. Sold Ito .bat}* DI U. 9d. each, or, ht the quantity of five Boles i for Os. tt Messrs. Yates and Co. its, Southampton' street, Coviti;..garden ; and in large hoses only by the Proprietor. Mr. P. Surgeon, No. ii, Southamptou•street, Bleairokurr-squAre. . . . OF all diseases itscitlent Minkititl,'diose. of the nervous kind are the most complicated end difficult to cue. A volume would not be sufficient to peiot out their yarinvs ap pearance. 'lltey imitate almost every disease; and are seldom alike in two different persons, or even in the same pefiQn at different times.—Proteus like, they are eantinitally changing shape; and upon every fresh attack, the patici:t Chit tsa he fr.l• symptoms which he never experienced before. Nor do th. v Ot:It affect the body; the mind likewise suffers, and is often thereby rendered extremely weak and peevish. - lite low spirits, tinso attiness, melancholy, and sicklmess of temper, which generally attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they Ira entirely diseases of the mind ; but tins change of temnefis rather a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the Most elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet discovereditir nervous diseases and shattered constitutions, consumptions, weakness of sight of memory, hypochondria, tremblings of the mind; ;steal debility, stomach and bowel corhplaints, and aitt Other diseases arising from a relaxed statcof the nervous system; which are too often brought on by dissipation in youth, and the grost Olohtloo of those rifles which prudence dictates fot die preservation of health, and the laying a foundation foe a long and happy Wei with a Arm and strong constitutiod. . Sold by Samuel Leigh, Id, Strand; Baton and Co. LSO, ford-street, London ; Brodie and Dn'wding..SaThibutt and. all Medicine Venders; price I Is. each, Or four in one Famkly, *Bottle for SSs. by which one Ils. beetle it sated, with the wcitds— “ SamL Solomon, Liderpool," savored on the Stamp. Also, price Ss. that scenic, interesting; and useful Family Wort\ (With Which is given an elegant portrait of the Author, and a view of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE to HEAL I H; or, Advice to both &nein a Variety of Complaints. Lit S. scionnott, M.D. Containing i Thatise on Female Diseases, N. nods and Hype.; •diondriaelDemplaintt; also General Renaults na these Diereses with width the Human Bedy is shallot frequently aeletod; plaint:4AM Symptoms ) mode of Treatment add Keened* most *open? adopted foe Sexual Debility, Sm. See. ' fl:r.Dfrditebnia expects, wisest roodened isy•lstier, the used ceilglialent of si tote -to be inctosedi addrased, Mon e y LetterDt. Solomon, Medi Hootdoster Liverpool; p a ig &mbar pefolit:' ... • 1 1 i .BAET-11VDIA NOUSE, May 1, 3816. SHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tray ritter EAST INDIES, do hereby g ive T!:at t h e 'Court will be ready to receive Proposals in wet ties, at any time oti or before WEDNESDAY, the .sth Jane r at, from any Person or Persons who may be willing to build in the Were I 'lame', or at ate Out-pert in Eagland, a .iiil) of about Thirteen Hundred Tons burthen, to be LET on vrtight for the said Company's Setvice, for Si: Voyages certain, spe c : wog in one sum a permanent rate of peace freight for each of the Aid Si: Voyages. The Tenders, w;th the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to b e severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at this House, at or which o'clock at noon, on the said Sth Itrie mst,heyond hour no Tender mill he received. JAMES CODE, Sareirry. Ihe partettlars cf the principal dimensiors and scantling, an 1 0ver ...41 .4 the principal s t o r es , the co py of the Charter-part y f o r orett Voyage, as. n outline, together with the tither terms and roads ants on which tke Ship is to be tendered, built ft r. and en teoltvi iu the Comt.any'r Service, may be had upon applica• c ool t o Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, ea oe.ster 'Honda/ neat, the Bth instant. This day were published, is sip). price Si% boards, ESSAY:. ON INsANITY, HYPoCHONDRI SIS, sad mint !dERVIJUS AFFEC (lONS. ii•• JOHN *MU, M.U. Of the Royal Culler or boodon, and late Physician to 06. liv:4:tory Illspeabary. Printed for Longat .n. Hurst, Rees, Oran, acid Brown, Parer. aoster‘rckw. • CURZON-STREET, MAT-FAIR. A CAPITAL. FAMILY it ESWENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, S TABLING, large COURT.Y ARID, GARDEN, &c. Ily • Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on TuCeDAT, the 18th June, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock. AVERY L.igible LEASEHOLD ESTATE 'tor . ea Years, •commencalg ham Pie 25th March, 1753; L'and:l az Redeemed. Comprising a spacious Family Mansion, situate on the North side of Curzon street, May-fair, late the residence of Lady Rea ac, deceased; enclosed by a wall anti folding gates, with Lodges at the entrance. screened by rows ot •Frees, acid Carriage-drive ip the House; which contains, on the upper stories, ten Bed rooms,. Dressmg•rooms; Water-claset ; on the ground-storey, a Paved Hall, Vestibule, Stone Staircase, Ladys Morning room, I ibrai y, Gentleman's Dressing room, a capital Drawing loom, community ing sel.h a back Drawhiproum, au ezcelkitt Eating parlour with bow window. In the East Wing, on the upper Boor, are three rooms ; first Boor, a Laundry Maid's Room and Housekeeper's Room; griund-Coor, Butler's Pantry, Ser vants' Droising-ronms, Hall, cool Lar kr, commodious Ki!chen, Scullery, other Offices, and eecondary :staircases • capital arCh-d Cellars fur Wine and ieer. and large Cellar f r duals; an excel lint Coach-house, Stables for seven horses, whit two Sleeping rooms and Loft siva ; large Garden. at •the back ot the house, planted With •Trces ; being either an eligible situation fur the resi dence of a Neblemaii, or for building, for which purpose it is I peculiarly well adapted, from its situation and ezteut of trontage, &c.— to be v ewed by Pickets. Particulars may be hail on the Premises ; at the inliscriptionshonses, St. lames's-street and Pall- Mall; Mr Bramwell, No. 20, Lincohes-hiti-Fields ; at Gar. sway's; and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden lquare. . ...