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~~- ;~ -•. ' ~Y.r v'r -r te ' . f . ,_,.-~ •- - s I%l o ' As, , , . t•• ••• H 1 • i)? :t* ,U " h ~~1: . . • op: •••••••••••• • e • r • • . • • • 4 ,1 1 4- '4; , • • • • • 4P -- .* ' 4 !..-110 Pr -qv • • - - TUESDAY, JAN Llt lb 4* . 0 1 , + . . ;, • ,~, ': ..,~.•.n 04 * • .ttatio.i • • ti ._~ ' . • • • ; 1 ";;4 • ~• .F ~. ~~Y~. y 1816. PRICE SEVEN•PE!4( R.. 59 9 7' SALES BY AUCTION. • • THE CORPORATION of theCALEBON N ASVLUM for SUPPORTNO end EDUCATING the CHILDREN of SCUITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORSond MA • RIME i, and of IndiLent SCO rCti PARENT:, resident in I.ou doe, nut entitled to Parochial Relief, con'inoes to receive Sub. scriptions at tlie National Banks in Edinburgh, and throughout litotlard ; and in I.ctidott, art the Barking 14: , uses of Mestre. Thos. CouttiAnd Co. Miss.rs. Patton, Cockerel,. Trait, : n' Co, 1 Messr.. Dow Thornton Free, and Down ; Messrs. Marsh, Stbbald and Co. Mears . Thornton, 11111 l ds and Co. Messrs. I Ivrries a Farquhar and Co.. Messrs. Davidson., Ndel, 'Templar, and Co. Mews. Smith, Payne and Smith; Messrs. Prescott, Grog an d Co. Messrs. Morland, Ransom and Co. and by lone: GAL r,Esi.. Secretary, at the Mice of the Corporation. • THRATRE ROYAL, DKURT-LAft . - _ - HIS PRESE NT EVENING; Their Majesties. Seresots will perform ' • • r. THE XERCHANT OF BRUGES; OR, 10.00 AR 'S RINK, • • . - TUS CdAtACTelle if i. IMO, Mr:HOLLAND,AE. Mr. RAYMOND, ' t * 'MINDEN Mr S. PENLEY, Mr. OXIIERRY, Vo " • „ARLO, Mr. POW ELL , Mr SMITH, Mr. PENLEY; Ir• 1„ KELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, add Mrs BARRWri. . . oi dg e b tit be lidded , (7th 'law) a Grant: Comte Pantoudate, with new More, Ses:neey, gm. „Ned HARLEQUIN A NI) FANCY; or, •liiii, vot rs LAST SHILLING. Th e oversaw and Music composed .. Dawes 1 roduced under the direction distr. Byrne. ' wod Rhetneiotti and Vocal Characters—Distresaad Poet, a. f l o w ; Whim, Mr. Midi ( her Ghost of a Shilling, Mr. !l' Coo ns . y a m, by a young Lady Ith appearance on any 1. ~,,e l m e Mose ers—Harkeinln, Mr Hoes ; Lover, Mr. Fa isal's; PaniAlcinti (sth time at this Theatre), Mr. MAT; „,,..„_ s w ear Pays.n ; I •ottery Office Keeper, Mr. fasessols I, ;;;;-'mplidireo. 4104uPibilw... !Alas. I Alati t Lb* Clogiip. Si% , Beimiw O N ;srprs. and mist Hatir ; wateilito orphan,' Militart Hiro p • Mhs Gtanutt.L. - • rt ro „e T or The B sy Borly : vi.anda,•Mrs. Mardyn. p s i hri:slay, The httertbant of Bruges. Oa Ft... 4, ut•ietio s L siet.iutto 6:r.. asarnes. . Oa 661-iroal,, The M ratios .• &amp.. In the press and speeddy"•lll be publish'', 1 Br I.l..Cotstrau, 50, Conduit Street. riIHE SPEECH of HENRY EARL of CAR• . HAMPTON, in the Court of Chaneiry, on. Saturday, the 9th December, 1815. cAvErnmsu SQUARE. ON THE SOUTH SIDE. sa!RABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently fitted up, SIX STALL STABLE, Double COACH-NOOSE, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At oarraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wen , upsoisr, the 17th January, 11116, at Twelve o'clock , EIVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently put Into very excellent orJer and fi t for the immediate orcupa dun al {{FAMILY of DISTINCTION, situate No. on the 'outh Me of Cavendish-square; THE PROPER 1Y OF A NOBLEMAN;, - Containing—Upper Storey, 3 Skepinpßooms; sv , :and Storey, two somata Bed t Chambers with Cl.ytels, and a Dressimt-Room l i with a Water-Closet; on the Principal Storey, a s p acious Draw g4Roons in trot-t, handsomely fitted ap, Windows *to the Floor, opening to a Balcony the width or the I West, communicating by foiling Doors to a .back Drawit.x-Roop., ‘oirespotolently fitted " tont% which there is a Boudoir; on the Ground Floor, au Entrance Hall paved with blact dots, a capital Dining -4 with Alcoved ltece.s, Gentleman's Morning and Dress imp, and Water Closet; .Baentote, Housekeeper's Rooms, Butiet'a.Paotry, Larder, Ste.; a detached Kit .y and other OBT:es ; a very capital and extensive Whie• COW . , Wash-House, Lanodry, and Store-Room over; adjoin- Mg to which there is a bix..stall Stable, two Coach-Hou.es, wilt. Harness :old Man's Room.and L.Ar over; Arra in front, with Paul.. for Coals, &c. -aid Servants Entrance. To be viewed by Ticket... Particulars may be had ion the Pre mises ; offllMessrs. Farrar and Atkicison, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Utt.leis—quare, of whom I ickets for viewing may he had.. Just putd.shed, the Secood Etbiton, price tit. TWO DISCOURSES, design.:d !or the use t f Servants, wherein titeir ditties are explained and citlirced by Precepts and Examples drawn frntn Mc HOLY WALE. " if thou have a servant, let hira be unto titre as thyseit " • Fates. OCR SO. " Why is not the Author's name preilsed to this usehil and much wanted pullication ? No class of tLe contallunity wands in more need of is serious lecture than servants; and we wts pleased to see two Discourses addressed to their attention which are very plain s mad constructed on a juthcions ptan ; the Preacher having britta,,bt together, in one view, all the parts of icrip-ur• which dricribethe situation and enforce the duties of tiertrauss • We hope that these Di-courses will not only he read to Servants, but read and consider,d by them."—Menthly lily. July lutf. Sold by R. Spencer, Great Ormond street, an all other &wk. sellers. This day was published, fa it.. Illustrated with coloured Plates, Price £3.10.. bds, and on large Paper,- with the Plates highly finislurd, tef. 15s. 6d. . A N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CON- 1 4.11. CHOLOGY; including Observations on the Llamas Genera, and on 'tie Arrangement of M. Lanurck, a Glassary, and a Table of English Names. By SAMUEL BROOKES, F.L.S. . . • London: Printedlor John and Arthur Arch. 01.. CornhilL_ C. ?..1 vg t ti• its via r et ItiSt )u!)tic loire . treitu :lent urably ,htenak they', ractue l !tdon rofE -Atte ;try, I riors, Luther d d twee at ilea ei ,ing 3 . 1 lbe Su t ertcy be ' !,0ig11.4 I.'OVIENT-G4%ItDEN. MIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, SMILES Atil) TEARS; OR, Taw WIDOW'ts STRA Tar rnt:CarAL CHARACTER"; tY W. YO' Nit. C. KEIVIBLE, Mr. JONES, M t . lAwcurr, Mr. ABBOTT, Mr. JEFFERIES ; • •Mrs. C. KIMBLE, is. FAUCIT, Mrs. G 13138, Miss Fourz, Min SEYMOUR. Afur wl, eh (7 , h time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, called itAKLEOUIN ar.d VORTUNIO; or, SHIN(;-,MOO AND 'f tit; N-TON. With new IVlus:c, Scenery, Dresses, Ice. Ti- whule arransed and prmiuced by Mr. Farley. p r i act c o u'..ant (a caught •Vartar, afterwards Harlequin), Mr. lows**, jun.; Tongluck (Emperor of C! na, afterwards Pan door.), Mr. No iodate ; .M uuchikow (a very.gifted eater, drinker, ,c. attrreards Cown),. Mr. GIUMALPI; Chutaqux (a little. tuna Clumsy Euvrtsi, with a big body, atterWartis Clowny M ..ter J. °tuna LDI, (his 7th appearance on this 'Nage); 'ts t tifsm, (an ittu Mandarin, in decayed circumstances), Mr. LiNG Glrg, Ga.'s, Gong, (Chinese Herald), Mr. Nusais WI ; t at ...o;ivis, (biases o Fogintum), Mr Tits N CT, ltiaster t.- nut, ac. ; 1 hutt.trin (the Chinese .runitsling Deity of War ud tbutr), M C aster i.ti uaratms. Dada (changed to Fur tado, 3f:ere/arils Columbine, daughter of Fughtfuni), Mrs. WEER ; Massounta (daugLter of Foghifum), Mrs. Cuter; (loncess of China) Mists BaWrowaht.; biting-Moo the l'eae-ft.l Fairy), Mtn Wohana N. Tomorrow lie Gamester. On lhursd;:y, King Heury the Fourth—Part I. On Friday; the 'Oily of Ihe Strauger. On Saturday, Csaott ; after which will be revived, a Farce, dui The Trial by Jury. MEDICAL THEA TRE, _ gr_ 14,A.R rhictLoMEW'S CUE VKiLNIG CUI3RhZ of Lbe ru axe .! t vimmessa on SAtur,:ay, January Loch. On the Unary .Lud Vracticu of Pbybit, by Dr. Hue. On Anatomy an! PhysioliAiy, by Mr. :Miami al IT. On Surgery, by Mr. ABERNETHY. On Chenthtry And Ma^Lue Mt tea, by Dr. Hu*. On Midwarly, by I)r.Go4cu. Anatoat tAI 11.-111; 0.10113.. by Mr. STABILE:Y. Fur particu:ars ukyty to Air. Wltteltr, at. Bartholomtwis PRIZES sTuuso MONEY. QWIFT an 3 C respectfully aulloonce to the Public the Scheme of the New rear's Lottery, which, in compliauce with tlo• general wish, has been formed upon the pod uW prircji kof l.at Two 11.1nks to a prise --and at the law throe pret• Ms to adirtnrUit is , be follow irg Grand Capitals: ef.tte to: Goint•as io Gold, I Prut.s fippoo Sterling Money, 2 Priors .E V. 120 :ltet ling Money, 10 Plats of re.,t, J a. 1.1 ,C;i00, • t lo Prizes of L.:4413 11,645 Priat:s of XIV' £5O, &e. &C. ALL the Atter in t. rats id o ney, witl...ist any rxed Prise. Tickets and .hares are setting at the F.,rtatta . e I No. 31, StaterAiDClAllt 12,CHAWING CRO 3 S , . tLe Public's mos: obedent Servants, • SW IF 1' anti Co. Drawing will begin on Valentines Day, tLe 14th of F.bru:.ry, 1816. DISH, No. 4, CORNHILL. TO publish All the Prizes a . id by EIS II would require more volumes than the Statutes at I..rge Presum ing die bone good Fortune will attend this lony-es - .llll.shesl Afire sl the ensuing Lottery, that ba been so ri inarkaliiy con-pieunus fora long series et Years, the Public ct.mmands are sJiicitesi by Istl, at No 4, COSIN HILL, to purchase the Capital Prizes in to hew Year's Lottery. contai :: ill g Iwo new Ps tz es of 25,4106 GUINZAI each. 'fu b.. paid in Gold; also, • T -- - Priz:s of . • Llopoo Tv: Two Five - - - Xi ,osio And 6,162 of £soo x eice, .€lOO, &e. &e. Deng kis than Two Wanks to a Prize, and no &zed •Prize, begins Drawing 14th of FEBRUARY. The following are but a few of the Capital Prizes which have wen sold and shared by DISH since March, 1515. IN THE LAST CONTILACT, 3 1. 53 a Prize of £50,000 i • 6 14,04 l - £50,000 • 3 per Cent. Consols. $067 - £lO,OOO 4,171 £1,040 15,554 £500117.556 £3OO 7010 i,OOO 14,565 500 3,234 280 123 77 1,000 17,654 500 10,052 260 13,59 l 1,1)90 1, 5,059 SOO 1 10,294 200 2441 500 7,754 SOO 16,347 21,0 1,408 500 9,846 •Si 0 etc. scc. In the Contract preceding, - a Prize of - £40,000; And in the lottery previous • ALL the THREE PRIZES of .CA4 OOOIII •. r ° Letters, post-paid, enclosing Bank No t e s, Poot-Ofilce Or _Eh +!cc. &e. will receive the saute attention as if personally pre -81511, No. 4, Cordial. --......•...---• 9 1 65 7 HLALTH ANt) HAPPINESS. DVENEL's celebrated TONIC PILLS are I.oan inina•diStet, infallible, and Permanent remedy for all '''`e &notable infirmities, and distressing debilities of the ' .. 7 01 1*, vascular, and muscular system, which are orcasinoed by inT Indiscretions, or the excesses et riper years ; it is not, bow' t er by etcititeg a temporary stimulus or irritation that their ' ll 6 l l but powerful egrets! are manifested, but by restoripg. the n gu.d. debilitated, low-spirited, nervous, and'relased of botb the te remirated health, the comfort of a serene Minds and _e ' e nininert of social happiness. si•R ine,timabl e remedy is prepared sad sold , genuine, only f :Se Doctor, at his house, Na. Alirodislase, Decherd-Irue, r ll4 143 " it• • ient O f./ r ) n.O Bal l " atter 4 alter to TibC 4 , ple Alb Just published, In One chsely•prln.ed Volume, Bvo. prier 14.1. boards, ADICTIONARY of LIVING. AUTHORS of GREA BRITAIN and IRELAND; comprising Lberary Memoir. :end Anec Imes at their Lives, and a Chronokigical talogua of tllcir Publica:im.t, with the number at editions • bey have several passed through ; including account: of some Fo reign Writer., winise work have been tpccaiionally published in England, and illus . ratei by a variety of original Communications from Per: tens of the Brio emiience in t he wor ld of letters. Printed Henry Coltmrl4, Public Libtary, 50, Conduit street, and sold by every Bouksidler and Newsman in the United KingJent. This day was published, ACATALOGUE (4 tiie.Ll BRA RY which be belonged to the Right Hen. the lee Lord SEA FORTH; comprehending a Selection of Books of 1-;:cory, Voyages, I.Avi nit:r, Law :toe Sr , nets, some valuable Classics and Dictionaries, the be•• Frere Authaarr., with every Work of repotaton tlast has appe7sred upon Natural History, Botany, .and Mural Lemposny. •,„• 1;a:oks are all in the finest order, at present. carefully packed in wooden cases, ready for carriage to any distance, and can boshew .on giving a day's wa.f.ing. It is wished to t--1! this CollecOon by private bargain, h.. ore 'Sl'ednesday, St st lIV 6 ; till wil,ch day, siker • for the while, or fur the Nattiral History and Botanical Part by its , :.t (being NC I, to :3 1 ;5, ludo - Sive), will be rece"'ed I,y Meesrs. Niackenz'e aiiil Monypenny, W ltd.ohurgh ; Coe a Joe, 63, Judabsti vet, I;rainswick square, London ; - w tnm Catalogues may bu bad gratis. hdir burgh, Dec 29, Is 5. This day is publislicd, price 6.i.6d. • THE .PANIPHLE rEEIt. NO. XIL c.enjoutias t a. Or. Ulm cestww.4 , 4o 6 -4116: 4 -vtia . .. Jlc P.m. to i• ri. rota,. • U. A Letter to Dr. IL Maass, in mtg.:diction .1 his opinion that I)isenters aim at the suhvers.ou of the Religious • Eraboshnictit, in order to lambi, its honours, &c. 111. An Answer to the alsovib„ By Dr. 11. Nin•isii. IV. On the Bill for Regulating the M.:di:al Prniess , vo as far as regards Aputhecar . es, &c. &c. By P.. 111. K 1o a , V. History of J. Mrs caw., a boy horn b;.11.1 aid deaf; with an account of the ovrat'on pertot awed for the recovery of his sight. Ily 1. Vi aanto-r, Esq. ER S. VI. American Encroarlinterus Righ:s, &c. 13y N. Arcs:lsoN, Lsq. F..t S I'art 9.d. VII. Of !he Diseases in Corn, called blight, Mildew, an.! Rust. By Sir I. balms. Witt; Ll.rtter to bir I. B. 13y I'. A Knight, Esq: VIII. Baron W. C. :.sti en's Speech ill !louse of Com slims on the l! IX.' Repot': Irani the Committee of the H use of Commons on the King's lied, and hlars:l,asea Prisons. X. Letter Irani Dresden to a Friend an Paris, on the present state of France. Xi. Secoti Report of the Fish Association. XII A Later to the Editor on Reform in Parliament. XIII. Outlines of Plan !or butldoig 25 Clicrc' , es tic Chapels. By T. /AVM:Vita ' M.A. C. C. Cull. Oxf. ,XIV. Index to Vol.. V actd VI. Sold by and Fenner, Loiolon and anther Booksellers. A second Edition of No. l m just published. _ No. 10, SKINNER- 4 rREE I', SNOW 111.1., and No. :40, OXFORD-51'R BE f. fiIFIE COMMER,AAI. HALL WINE COM ..a. 1 3 11;NY inform their Customer.. awl the Public, that their .present pi ices for Vt int. and Spirits are as follows: DINNER WINES. (Per Dozen.) Cape Madeira 34s Wed India Madeira °Pipe Vin de Grave 49s East India O tto • Vi...mia 485 Vin de Grave • 'l'eneriife 48s Saturne Bror.ti Madeira 50s I Barran Langamte bes I Moselle Sherry (very old) 524 I end Flock Bucellas Stts 1 Chaiiii.agoe Creaming East India Sherry 00.11)itto, Sparkling Pale ditto 4341 DINNER WINES. (Pints ) East 10. - Va Sherry of the most rare Quality, 385. ,West India Madeira, 360.—a--East India ditto, 4Ss. DESSERT WINES. 425 °id East India Lisbon 485 Frontigniat 501 Champaign DESSERT WINES. (ln.Pints.) Old East India Lisboa 82s Frontigniae Ditto, Carcavella , 32s Ped Constant's Malmsey Mad.irs 45s Vin de Guns* Malmsey Canary 455 . RED WINES. (Per Doses.) Port, Vintage 1813, S.cnnd Quality ,' Ditto First Quality • Ditto of superior Ezelllenee Curious Old Rods crusted Port, three years in Boit!! Claret, good bodied, but small flavoured Ditto, logb flavoured, first growth . CORDIALS. (Per Dozen.) Pin- Apple Rum Shrub 565 Cugniao Brandy, ditto White Noyeau 66s Red Noyeau Noyeau Martinique 140 s .* SPIRITS. (Per Gallon.) 9s 64--.115 64-12 s las 6d-20$ Od 275 Od, 29s od Red Cape Mout!rain Rich Palma Geneva, - Old J a maica Rom - - Cognise Brandy, New -. . Ditto, Eight Years Old - • . Ditto, Twenty-four Years old Kam only Parcel in the -. Trade) - - Rotterdam Holland'', very line - . Vine" in Wood at propottlonable 10W prkess Decenanr YO, no. • - Ses Od Ws Od BERKSHIRE, between WANTAGE and lIUNGERFORD. A capital 'Freehold Estate, the Manor or Reputed Manor til WIIA . 11:0MB, and the FARM, upwards 1:f Four Hundred and Forty-three Acres, Trite free, and Land-Fax redeemed. By Mr R0111:46, At Garraway's, on Wes s esnav, the 17th January, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, unless an acceptable oiler be previously made to purchase by Private Contract, r! E very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 Tytha.free ind exonerated from Laud -tax, the MANOR or KEPI) FED MANOR. of WHAFLOMiI, anti WHAT: COMB FARM, situate by the turnpike-road, in the parish of Fa,oley, between Wantage and Hunger for d , a fi re p art of the comity of Barks. Comprising an excellent Farm House, it ith ()Bites, Yard, Gardens f Earns, S•ahles, and all necessary Out , butl.bots, and upwards of 443 Acres of rich Meadow, P.wture, Arable. and Wood Lands, all lying compact wit; d vithd nat• dtf• ferent enclosures by thriving quick fences, and in a pod state w cultivation; let to a most respretaN tenant on lease fOr eight years from Michaelmas last, at se. moderate rent. The Nous! my, at a small exrence, be made a pleasant resi t:met for a C;eu; iltattan ;it is very altar to Mr. IVard's fox ttttt t and to a pack 4.f barrio rs a,.1 a short distanc.! only front the Kenn:! and Avon as al Wiltshirr Canals; eight miler front Hun. gerfurd, six front Waotage, 20 from Oxford, and about tit trout Loudon. It as a very desirable Property fur inveAing inuney—it is near ;trod markets, autl m a highly respectabse neighbourhood; excellent • tdt in all dirtc:ions. May he viewed by apply.t,g to Z.l:-.•l'llornas Vlearlove, the te nant. where Partienlar, may he hail ; ...nd ar tre Lear and Crown, Rti..1•1•4; .6e lune at Wa maga atid :ittocerford ; Lands, Walling herd; (-dealt, islewbury ; White Lion, Bath; White tint, !Lentil • Ca.tle, salt•Ltli ; the Bell, at Henley ; at Garraway's; and at Via !Lentil; re. ..how or., Stet., balding% Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Robitii, W arwice, -.treet,Guldee.-squarsr, where a Plau may be seen. • • si, •OF t%t LA NU. BARONIES eiCLANM %UR ICE and CARRA, in the C senty of MAYO, c.lital FARMS, newly One nous:aid Laglit Hotidtesi Acres, Irish. ley Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAi. lit/Gala, in dm City of DUBLIN, on I u esuar, the :loth of Janpary, MU, at l'ettelve.dClozk, itt Five I.ots, TIIE Very Vaiti FR.I. 7 .EHOLD ESTATES, s mutate iu tke Cwitity MAYO, comprising the capital c pact Lstatt-s of BALI.YCLUGHER, containing 512 A SP, is' rich Pasture, Nleadsr.v, Arable, and Bog Land, in high state of ctitivaron, and pat' of three Villases, in possession ot Win and C. Cvtello. David Newlan, James Betty, Henry Wale'? mu, A. Dea-e, and othersom I.eases for Lives. A moiety ot the ea aitti compact Earns of isitlZE, f istA. 351'. the moiety containing 7 2(. 17P. of excellent Meadow sod Pas:urt Land, together wilt a mole y of the Tolls and Customs ot the Fairs thereof, in possession ut lobo Madden, Esq. on Lease fur Live.. rue very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP- V.- DU FP, 01 the borders ot Lough Niaalt, coniAning 617 A. alt. 10P ut rich Pasture, Arable. and Mountain Land, all it the taigfiest state of cultivation, and divided by vane fences, and part of the Lough stored with the filest Fish. Gat-dots. funtity Ca btu, &c. In possession of C. and T. Cusick*, M. B. and M. teeions, and other, on lease, which will expire in £B2O. The espial Estate of 1)U lUW W, midway between Westport and Castiebar ; containing OS Acres, 2 Roods, 13 Poles,.the principal pact rich Pasture Ground. in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown, on lease for one life of thirty-one years, from 1 bin. The bigh Westport Road leads through the Estate. the valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAGA RIFF, containing f 23 Acres t Rood of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabitis, &c. in possession of George Ormsby, Esq. The valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near the Town of Clare, Barony of Clanmanrice, containing about Sixty Acres, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lots forma noble Estate, iu a Mit, healthy, rich Country, near good Searrts and Markets, and hi,;hly re tint ctable Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand seven Hundred and 'fwenty Pounds per annum, but capable of great increase. cappaduff and Ballyclogher are a most eligible investment for persons desirous of local influence in the County of Mayo, as there ate populous villages situated In both these lands, and the event of land in the loniser so shortly tote out of lease, presents a most desirable opportunity for the purpose. May be viewed by itpplytog to Mr. Michael Heron, pf Balla. near Casttebar, and the different tenants where particulars may be had ; at the Commerdal Rooms, Peter Warren, Esq. Hen rietta-street ; and Messrs. Preston and Sons, Upholders, Dublin, where plans are left; the Inns at Westport,Tuam, Clare, Cork, Waterford, and Holyhead; Hotel, Liverpool; Golden Lion, Cheater; Talbot,. Shrewsbury; Her. and Chickens, Birming ham; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; at Caraway's; of Mr. Ro. bins, Wartvick.-street, Golden-square, where Pips may be seen; and of Messrs. Sherrard, Brassington, and Gsyien, DOH& 60s 110 s 126. 55$ 56s ssB 44s 48s 54i his 75s 110 s s4' 06. • HIL:KMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Etc. (IF. the various complaints incident to the human %../ frame, there sre none more dreadful in their, nature, nor l i more alarming in their consequences , than the GRAVEL and STONE. They are complaints to whit's every person, even the most abstemious, is liable. as the water we drink is impregnated with particles which are a cause of tbeieracreslating tortures. Hiekman's Pills, composed of the Oast Innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, In sprimenbestinr the vessels containing the urine, and dastroing *le pelf** quality of it, removing the calculi, or.pitty seers , and banishing every pernicious tendenct to ties. disordets, Withatt confinement. they ate therefore with great' confidence recommended to the afflicted as the most efficacious remedy they can resort to in the above complaints; as well as for Lumbago, Pains In the Back and Lobo, Stoppage of Urine, and disorder s of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, in bozos at es. 9d. and 1 le. by Meters. Bader and Sons, No 4, Cheeped', London ; and also by their appoietewit, by Ike principal Booksellers sad Idiodisine Voider. as every Town. iiLLNurrs FRUIT LOZENGES, for Sure Throats, Coughs, Hoarseness, tv... prepared solely by the Pi oprietor. S. A 1.1.1413 . 1 T, Chemist, No 9t, Qneett street, Port sea, who Legs It-ave to return thanks to the Public at large for the very esteitsive Patronage which he has already tece:lved for his highly useful Froir.l.oxenge, and begs to assure them that he still continue; to prepare them with the same scrupulous Late to the medicinal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them •.o niivuislie I a repute , ion. In sore throats they have been par. useful, the acid (which is sul=ly from the black currant) tending greatly to allay inflammations; iii hard dry coughs they are likewise very beneficial, as promote a free expectoration; they are perfectly harmless to the most delicate constitutions. . W. B. Be careful to ask fur " Allnutt's Fruit I..ozemes. They ar e soul in Boxes at Is. 1411. each, by the Proprietor, 9t, (21teen. street, Portsea; and also by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon'.) No 150, Ozford-street ; Barclay and Son, Fl:.t-market ; Dutton and Co. Bow church ! yard; Butler, Citeapside; i.dwards, St. Paul', Church yard; Butterfield, 173, Strand; and Mesa% Irish and Co. Blackman-street, Borough, London ; and may be also procured from respectable Medicine Venders in the country. .--..---....... AN 11:IMPBTIGINRS, OR SOLOMON'S 1)1t 0 PS. AMEDICINE like the ANTI-IMPETICINEs is iq the present Ones more that doubly valuable, ii the intent perance and luxury of the age is hastening the ravages of tee ..curvy, and rendering our blood more impure; and though a love of intemperance cannot on any accou t be defended, yet Owe who have hcen sve::k enough to associate w!th tie 531 " 0 lenity, anti thereby destroy their own utnistitu•ioie, have do means now uttered them of malting the breech, anti, s i far as is l the power of physic to assist theta, to resto:v tlm:seives to verect health. The Anti.lnipetlgines may be a iministtred to females and 'children with the titnioq safety and efficacy, whicletcitclinstaucts have prit:cipaily contributed to its groat celebrity, and universal i.se anti relti-s , . hold by Sanuel Leigh,lB. i mod; Eaton and Co. 150, Oxford. .trey, London; Brodie and Dowi tat', Salisbury ; and all Medi. cine•Vendeis; price I Is. each, or four in one Family :limit tor 334; by which one I Is. bottle is caved, with the words—•• Sands Solomon, Liverpool," tcgravpd on the Stang 4 ir Dr. Solomon eareete, when consulted by letter, the usual rouilliment of a one p.stmd note to ho irclosed, t t idrese.,l-.. " Motley Lever. Dr. Solomon, Giltal House, near Liverpoill, Paid double floatage : " CIiiLIIi.AIIO,•IIOI I 4IDALATISMS, PAL:it. Es, St..:. CHILBLAINS Itri v pteeented front bretticine, and their to; menting I•es'ng, instantly removed by Will E. HEAD's ESSENCE. of MUSTARD, univertally esteeniel far its extraordinary Efficacy in Rbeumatisms,Pahies, Gouty Affec tions, and .Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the CitilblaMs have attnally broke, WHITEIMAD's FAMILY CIiCLA i•F. will ea-s the pain, and very speedily heal them. ..1 his iterate is etitta4y eflicacious ' fur alt ill -c:nulitioned Sores, Sure Legs, S..ot outie Fruptiono, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shiog!es, Br,akities out on the Fa -7e, N.,:e, Ears, and 14elitds, Sore and irdialued Eyes, Sore Heads, anti miter scorbutic Humours. Tilt. 1;s:4:NCB of MUS ['Asti) is perhaps the most active, penetrating, :Lod effi. carious remedy its the v:oild, curing the severest qrairs and Bruises in us* titan he'll the time ~wally taken by aly other Liniment or Embrocation, it al.o heals Cuts, punctures front Tharp Instrunteets, Nails, 'Mora, Splinters, &c. wick. incredible faciluy,without smart or pain, preventing inflimmation and fes tering, and is equally useful in the various accidents of annit it :*.... in short it is a domestic remedy of such lIIICOMIIIJII excellence and utility, that: no family sensible to its own comfort should ever be v:rithout it. Prepared only, and sold by R. Jolsrston, Apothoory, No. Is. Greek-street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at is. 9d. each, the Ceram at Is. ILti. and 2s. ud. and' may he bad of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *.! The t:enulne has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R.Jouresron inserted on it. CHALLENCLE. • '— MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in, ' his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired elftict. The practice of may years in this particular branch of their pro elision, has not given rise to one unit:cc essful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment sad cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sys• tens which is the const quer.ce of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the soda:nog source of barrenuess; the other have Its ravages fatally developed ' to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not t:inely re. medied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, lose of muscular powem and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earli.st stages of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing under the difordets incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much. extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal %lea den such u obstructions in the urethra , spuggy excrescences, bar; tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleen s , as also Strictures, whether :scent or .of long duration, and which have band the skill of other rractitleners, are by their present improved plan of treatment effectually and perms. neatly cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating palm and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applies. Von of the lunar caustic. In the coons of their extensive practice In this num•opolis, numerous cases of STRIC f URE6 have beta B and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is ef• fected by a safe, certain, and eqsalthits mode attire superior to any ether yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity, proceeding from this complaint an speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and Ovum health. But where the debility has for years existed, s peeper m in their restorative remedies is indispensably to revive the slum bering sparks of life, and magmata eassidtedom -- Patients in the Country are requested is thatpuidmilare of their ease, age, and general habit of lied Iheplindlatills no• minutes for advice and Medicines, wheat* ipme wit be or sent to any part of tiki Kingduln. To ennui that secrecy which le so Melded to their ender' taking, the postage of tenets may be added to the amen fez seedicineisov-eah Jena, iiieev-1117, Haisempartims • This day ins published, . • In One Volnrne, ho. price 12*. in boards, . rtallE LAY OF MARIE. A POEM.. - By . MATILDA lETHAM. 1. Printed for Rowlsud Hunter (Successor to J. Johnson, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard. , - , and a i able of English Nantes. ~ . up--beyosid wit By SAMUEL BROOKES, F.L.S.L . 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