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Amount advertised - - £65,575 11 6 Subscriptions since received: • At Smith Kirby, Yorkshire, per Miles and Co. Coake fi Act . - • - - 10 17 6 PaTishes of Ulford, Baintan, an d Ashton, Northamp tonshire, per Rev, R. Boon •. - 6 5 0 Parish of Sandbach, Cheshire, per Rev. C. Lockett 22 5 0 1 The United Parishes of 13incombe and Broadway, per Rev...G. S: Payne - - •Collecion after a Sermon preached by the Rev. John CI. menttton, in the parish church of Arkengarth dale, near Richmond, Yorkshire . - 7 10 •6 Patlsh, of Sheldon, Warwickshire, per Taylors' and Lloyd's . - - 0 12 • Collection at Rowley Regis, per Rev. Geo. Barrs 10 0• 0 Jahn ITagedora, Esq. - - 5 . 6 0 Abeient and Honourable I.umber Troop, Gentleman . and Porter, New-street Square, per Treasurer Calvert - - 26 • S 0 Cflected.by the Rev. Michael Maughan, in his Cha *try of Beadnel, Northumberland - 4 4 • ifora D. James, of Llanfihangel, ;sear Aberystvrith, • -collected from Liatabhangel and New Church • 2 11 0 Lisdge of Phitaatrophy, No. 19, Stockton-upon-Tees, se cond Subscription . - 14 14 0 Dr. William Adams - . - 5 0 0 Co lectlan In** parislacif !vet, Bucks, per the Rev. lid ward. Ward - • - 25 17 II Parish of Atnroth - - 5 a a Collected at Silbourn, Hants, by the Rev. Dr. Alcock and John White, Esq. - - 5 11 6 Profits of a Play, by 'Amateurs, at Rochester .13 3 0 transmitted per Messrs. Mansfield and Clarke, of Leicester : Parish of Swintord, per Rev. Mr. Smith - '7 17 0' Parish of Stanford, ditto - - 5 0 0 •---1-- Walsham, per Rev. Mr. Woodall - 7 6 0 ------ Carlton Curlieu, per Rev. Mr. Glover 2 7 0 .------ Great Glen, per ditto - - 6 6 4 .------ Braunstone. per Rev. Mr. Throsby . 60 0 , .--- South Kilwarsh, per Rev. Mr. Chambers 4 0 4 lAr. Abraham Lewis, an Istaelite - 1 0 • THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, No. 5, Georgpiard, Loinbard-otreet. This day was published, ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. HE SPORTING; or, GAME BOOK.—This A v S a GENERAL LIST of the MEMBERS of 1T; Publlcation enables the Sloortsman, by the help of printed 4 •I• the COLLEGE will be printed in the ensuing year, for the Tables, to keep an exact account of the different Sorts of Game, use of the Members, and that the Public may know wha' per- wii when and where and by whom killed, how disposed of by the ions are examined and approved Surgeons, emitted to all the pri- Re Gamekeeper, and other particulars, in the manner of a Journal. Irdeges granted and confirmed to Member; o' the Co , lege; and as (r it Is important therefore that such Lis: should be as ‘correct as lref It may be had in a form convenient for the pocket, price 7s. possible Information of Deaths or Changes of Residenoe of Man- -- and i Os. tid. or of a larger size, price Xi Is. or £2 21, according ' li. S bers, addrosed to the Secretary at the College, is hereby'parrcu- to the size required. lady requested. lay* Order, London: Printed for John Harding, 36, St. James's-street. EDMUND BELFOUR, Secretary. j '• Llnenles-Inn:Fitilds. August 16, IRI I. • TRIAL FOR MURDER. NEW STATE LOT I'ER Y. In a few days will be published, Ino r I 'CINLY 13,600 Tickets, an increabed variety of Ca- aiv .THETRIAL of ARTHUR HODGE,•Esq. 0E- v pits ! Priets, and Tickets and, Sloares considerably cheaper tat the Island of Tortola, on the 29th of April, 1811, fur the thin for many years past. fro . Murder of his NEGRO SLAVE. • SCHEME. . Taken In Shen Hand by A. M. BELISARIO, Esq. • . i of £L5,0400 are 5e45,0P8 Be One of the Grand Jury who found the indictment. di , 3 ---. 5 , 000 s— 15,000 ' This very remarkable trial Is published under the immediate % ..,f ? " S -- 8,00 . 6,000 sanction of the two branches of the Legislature of the Virgin' 6 1,000 6,000 CA Islard, and the accuracy of the Report Is verifietLby his Honour 12 Richard Hetherington, Esq. President of the Court on the Trial. 28 900 6,000 120 1,80 0 *4 -- SO 1,200 Printed for J. Harding, 36, St James's•street, London. •HO 25 1,600 , ,• e • 2,6115 20 82,500 " NI DR. BELL AND MR. LANCASTER. r ~.: ALL TO ISIC SLAVIN Tilt 92D Or OCTOSaI. . 99 This day were published, ' WitEsENT YttlClL—Tlcket £l9 19.9 I 1 r - rntxr XT A IltrIMA I R w.r_intrm ,s.. r.,....-1,, Half . .. £ lO 501 El k ibth - £2 13 0 'll T: when A I 1(1.s; J; ) V E.s. $ •tiAbtliiEN lirtltA FR/L. • Q BE SOLD BY PAIVATE CO rf,l BAC I • Irscair 110 ti SHARE of FIVE tBD PQUI4D,z, In the New IIiZA 111 F. R'rYAI., T-CAR entitling the Proprietor to to A••nual f clear ai Prvvrty.ts.x and every Wear tieshrettun, ;:',Adtross onrto any pall co the Theere before rhe Warr Bose, only excepttd), lur a terns ut 05 Years tier, 180. , post paid, to A. 13. Messrs. Brooks and Harper's, Carey-orer, . 2 .0 0 Co and i taw SALES BY AUCTION. CA411:14. OROPIRTY, LONDON F 1.01114 COMPANY, AND DAY NEVIVAPF:R _SHARES. • By Mr. ACC) IT, An Frilly, September 6, ar 12, at the Mart, s ` AND TRUNK CANAL, Three Shares in excellent Navietion, dividing £l5 p r Share, well ivalled advanta g es. Surn...tx CANAL, Seven • improvin g cu.c..rn, dirdiug selo per Share 1 , and Old'usurs, Perk Vomit, 111; ; Astsere & Crawl Union, Vitlts and Berks, Kennet and Avon, and Sornersetshiro Coal Lock Fond Shares; 43 'hares it the .ondon Flot.r Com. pally, and Five Jhares in the nay Newspaper. Particulars at.-Hatafettiv Hanel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart ; assii at the °lice of Mr. tic*, We, New f3ridse.street. its unri, - I. 'THE NATIONAL RELIGION the Founda -L lion of NATIONAL EDUCATION. A SERMON, preached on Thursday, June lath, in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, at the Yearly Meeting of the Children educated in the Charity schools in and about the Cities of London and West minster. By HERBERT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S. Margaret Professot of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. Preached and printed at the request of the Society for Promo ting Christian Knowledge. Price Is. or 9s. a dozen for dumb*. lion. 2.-A COMPARATIVE VIII,' of the Two New STSTFAIS EDUCATION for the INFANT Poo', in a Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Officialty of the Dean and Chapter of Durhails . .By the Rev. R. G. Bouv za, LL.B. Prebendary of Durham, and Official. Price Is. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and sold by the Booksellers in Otlurd, Cambridge, Dur ham, &c. &c. N.B. These Discourses are earnestly recommended to the con sideration of those who would decide impartially on this impor tant question. Early in the month of Oetober next at .1w Bert ley Anna inn, in Beverley, in the East Riding or. the County of York, THE MANORS of Bentley Speeton Elstetwicke, with near 5000 Acres . of Land in Broth! 'lreton Elcter. wicke, Muston Hey, Molescroft, Cherry Barton, Snu.h Dalton, Seaton Ross, Bellby, Dimbleston, Marton, Horrisea, Hortisen Rurton, Dunnington, and Reighton ; and the Tithe; of Lauds is Oirnointansy, Thearue, Weel, Storliiill.4andholme, arid I ickton, in the East Riding 6f the County of York. Further particulars will be advertised the beginning of Stptcrat her, arid ready to be delivered at the 'Chambers of Meow.. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Black and Chapman, Middle Temple Hall. Stairea.e; Richard Townsend, Esq. Newbury ; Messrs. kfandley and Proarrort, blea. ford ; and John Lockwrahl, Esq Beverl.e. BRITI4I PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 11, LONDON-WALL, opposite Bethlens, London. CHEAP, Durable, and Impenetrable PAINTS, for Park Palings, Fences, Barns, Stables, Brick and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, Tiles, Slates, and Weather-board ing of every description. per cwt. 749. Chocolate - 655. Lead colour - 565. Black 565. Red - per cwt. 565. S6s. 565. 465. Olive Green Dark ditto - - 11. visible Green - White Stone Colour • - 565. Prepared Oil, which possesses great preserving qualities, at St per gallon. White Lead, 525. per cwt. Linseed Oil, 51. 6d. ; and T6rpentine 7s. 6d. per gallon. Colours Dry and Ground, &c. The Impenetrable Paine are very ornamental, and being pre pared fur the above description of work only, possess the greatest durability. They dry very qulck, and cover a surface con siderably greater than any other paints, and, in a few months, become so hard as even to repel the action of edge teals, whick peculiar quality enables them to resist the effects of the Weather in an astonishing degvse. in addition to these advantages, they will stand in the hottest Climates; are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot; atul are extremely easy to work, not requiring any extra trouble or preparation. •; These Paints are not prepared front Tar or Fish Oil. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly prnducCd, by means *fa NEW and CHEAP POCKII.I . INS IRUMENT, witb out the Use of FLIN 1 and STEEL, or that. DANGEROUS cost liest-lat.& Pnossmottuif I And by various Improvements on the PORTA BLE . FLINT and STEEL APPARATUs, with NEW • INVENTED CON•L'RIVANCES for MORE READILY OBTAIN.' %no FIRE and LIGHT, without the aid Of Pnos egos us !! '!'bete Instruments, which are of the grea:est utility to the Army, Navy, and the Public in general, are made and sold at THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. , REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, SI JAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be had, His NEW-INVENTED SLIDING and PEN•NIBBING KNIVES ; his superior SURGEON's INSIRUMENTS ; PEN KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, &c.; GRAVERS and ETCHING-NEEDLES fat ARTISTS ; his LONG•CL LE • BRAYED WARRAN YID SWORDS; Guns, PI.:TOLS, ARMS and ACCOUTREMENTS of every description, Wholesale, Retail, and Cr Exportation. N.B. No connection with any other House In Town. SURREY INFIRMARY FOR CURING DISEASES OF THE EYES. MR. ELLERY, Oculist from Edinburgh, having for ten years past made the various Diseases of the Eyes his peculiar study and practice, has opened ari Infirmary, No. 10, Vestminster-road, near the Bridge, where he continues to give his advice and asaistance in all Diseases affecting the Eyes, from ten o'clock till four, daily, and flatters himself that the astonish ing success which has attended his practice for ten years pa 4 in the treatment and cure of Ocular complaints, and the hundred of unfortunate individuals that he has restiresi to sight front the most confirmed stages of blindnessovithout any SURGICA t. OPER A. TI N, after tke exertions of the raost experienced men bad failed, will ensure him a continuance of public patronage. Letters from the country, post paid, will be inuaediately • esvered.—No. 10, Westminster-road. INSTRUMENTAL RELIEF and CURE for varons INFIR MITIES incidental to MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN, Lamely, AI.L CHILDREN growing crooked in the knees, legs, ancies, curvatures of she spine, or back, and Infants born with clubb'd or crooked feet and ancles, perfectly restored ; the lame, and all kind of ruptures, in either sex, re lieved and cured by J. EDT, No. 49, Dean-street, Soho. N.B. For particulars apply as above for his Pamphlet, price 25. Persons residing in the country, by addressing a lice, post paid, may have a Truss sent them to any part of the world, by stating the complaint, on which side, and bow many inches the nett girth is round, where the True is worn, with the model as per tu-s. Good common single Trusse► Xt. best, XL los. Patent. double ditto, double price. Trusses made wholesale as well as retail. . . AROMATIC SPI R IT of VINEGAR, the original invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive im provements to the highest perfection, continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. Henry, Manufacturing Chemifts, Manches ter. This agreeable perfumed liquor, which is composed of highly corcentrated vinegar, joined with the most pleasant aromatics and OA - a:nous antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate, .hrd for ary length of time. Its puns tit odour adapts it for al rdlog relief in headaches, faintings, &e. and renders it pecu iarly grateful a-) refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of pub lic r s.irt, and hi Elie apartments :he sick; it counteracts ah o the ic.leci Ma of contagious dtseases.---As manse spurious am! infe rior preparations are ell under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being ge ruioe, that the names or Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are erigra. ved on tie stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar,in bottles, price 25. 9d. each, stamp included, is sold wlsolesak and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in Loudon authorised by tke Proprietors); where way be bad, Setae es ilexes, of gold, silver, cornelian, crystal, &s. Also, CALCINID MAGNESIA, inbottcs, its. ed. and lariter• with glass Amen at is. each, Ow* Deem being on the stamps. NI . MM./INT PRICE.--Tlckit Half .LlO 501 Eighth - Kawls! . - .5 4 0 Sixteenth - 17 0 orn the small number, of Tickets in this Lottery, and *the universally approved Scheme, it is likely that Tickets and Shares will be very sauce tang before the Drawrog I ' 1 respectfully acquaints the Public, .thost 1 • S 7 AIE LOT HAY. TICKETS and SHARES are Sel-: hog considerably cheaper thus fur many years, as may be sten by the following prices : Ticket 8819 19 0 Half - £lO 5 0 I Eighth - IS 9 Quarter - 54 0 Sixteenth - 1 7. 0 The whole Lottery consists of only 18,500 Tickets, all to be- Dmwn tht- 22d of October. Schemes, with Portyulars, may be had at either of his fortu nate Offices, No. 4. Vox,: aux, or 9, Can aiNa-Caoss. ALL Persons having Claim or Demand on the F.state of the late CHARLES HALL, of No. 7,-Finsbury stret.t, Finsbury-square, Saddle-Tree Maker, deceased, are rt.. quested to forward the same forthwith to Mr. John No. 16, Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square ; and all persons. indebted to the same, are requested to pay the amount without delay, to Mr. John Hossack, No. 32, St. Mary's-Hill, 'lnwer-street, by order of the Executors. N B. The business Is now carried on under the firm of James and Charles Hall.—Lon:on, August '26,1811. MONIED PER'ONS. ANY LADY or GENTLEMAN having a Sum of Money of which they would wish to make 15 per Cent. without the interference of Lawyers, or the knowledge of any one, and in strict confidence and secrecy, is requested to address a line to Mr. G. at the Library, No. Si, Portland-street —As Mr. G. has no domestic tye to confine him, he can wait on any person In Town or in the Country, however distant. NEW MUSIC. Just published, by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Musk- Sellers, and Musical Instrument Manufacturers, No. W, Soho square ; and No. 7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin, MUSIC Epitomized, by Dibdin, in which the whole Science of Music is completely explained in ques tion and Answer, embellished with. Plates, price 3s. Le Coucou, a Divertimento for the Harp or Pianoforte, by J. Gildon, price 21. Caller Herring, a favourite Scotch Air, arranged as a Duet for the Harp and Pianoforte, by P. Knainon, 3s. In Youth's ehearful Season, a lively Glee, by Sir J. Stevi.nson, ?AI. The fa vourite Air of .‘ I'll gang nae mair to yon 'town," arranged as a Rondo, by J. S. Peile, price la. ed. The favourite Russian Dance, as a Rondo, by Dine, es. A Venetian Air, No. 5, by J. Mazzinghi, ith 'Variations for the Pianofortes Harp, and Flute, Se. or single far the Piano and Flute wily, 25. The Flaming Cross, a song, is. dd. Go my Sour* best Treasure, a Ballad, for the Harp or Piano, Is. rid. The favourite Melodramatic Music in the Opera of the Patriot, is. Barham Wood, a fa vourite Rondo, by M. Hoist, 2s. A Sonata fr.r the Pianoforte, as performed with universal applause at Cambridge, by the Author G. E. Griffin, op. 7, price M. GUESTON lAN MEDICINES. _ CASE.XVIIL—Of TSIOSIAS Wows wr, Esq. of Haverstoek-Hill, near Hampstead, Middlesex. FOR some years prior to the year 1837, I had been afflicted with Gout once a year in one foot, but about this period, I was attacked with it most violently in both feet, and in the greaten agony was recommended to Mr. Guest, who on his first visit gave me almost immediate relief by the application of his lotion and Pills, wbich were continued according to his directions eight or nine days, and in that time effeoted a complete cure, since which I have hot had the least return. lh justice to so good a Medicine, and in compliance wish my duty to my fellow-ci ea turv, I have authorized Mr. Guest to publish these particulars, a. witness my band, Haverstock-Hill, Feb. IS, 1809. THOMAS Watear. (Case 19 will appear in a future Paper.) CARDIXC AND NERVOUS TINCTURE. BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent granted unto JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey, inventor and VP" leTUr preparer of the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TIN' iRE. The only safe and effectual remedy for Disorders of the Head, Sto mach,- and Bowels, viz.—l st. Head-ash, confusion and giddiness. Indigestimi, loos of appetite, bilious crudities, and retch ing., yellowness of the eyes and skin, flatulence, paitio, spasms, heart-burn, hiccup, gripings, colic, and costiveness—idly, For the gout in the stomach and head-4thly, For all such affections of the nervous system as are attended with depression of spirits, pa ralytic and apoplectic dispositions, prostration of strength, timidity, tremors, starting% palpitation o, and faintings, or fits-51hly, For bracing and mengthenin" ' the whole system, in states of relaxa tion and debility - 6thly, As a powerful. antiseptic in cases of pu trid bile, and for counteracting infection, and preventing and cu ring putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers, sore throat, via Cynanche Maligna, &c. prevailing in prisons, crowded filthy places, hospitals, ships, hot and unhealthy climates, &c. Sold wholesale, and retail, by Mr. Rymer's appointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, 10, Bow Church-yard ; and retail by Prod. Smith, 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newbery and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Harris,. corner of Ludgate-street ; Ward, Hol bern; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United' ;oingdom, In bottles at Ss. 9d. 7s. &Land 14s. and in pints at 27& • by which there is a considerable saving. Full information may be obtained by a perusal of the following Rook, published this day, price Ss. 6d. in boards, which may be had as above—A Tract upon Dyspepsy and Indigestion, and the Hypochondriac Disease, and upon the Inflammatory and Regular Gout, and the Atonic, Irregular', or Flying Gout; with various cases of Nervous, Bilious , Paralytic, and Spasmodic Affections— Diseases of ReLsitation and Debility, Broken Constitution, Habits impaired by intemperance, climate, &c.; togethdr with the sped fica ion of the medical virtues of that extraoadinary patent medi cine, the Cardiac and Nervoui Tincture, and of the various di:- ea•es and complaints in which it is administered, and of its doses, effects, &c. By James Remit, Surgeon. Eighth Edition. Risme a GOUT MaorciNa, for gently and speedily assuaging and overcoming attacks of the regular inflammatory Gout, short ening the fits thereof, warding off the recurrence of attacks, vid rendering futon fits comparatively mild. It is the result of a 0 . . en. s. rend . . --.......-..- ANIMATID NATURE . - 8 0 years experienci. Printed for RICHASIS PHILLIPS, 7, Great Br dge-street; Prepared and sold, with fuU sod plain directions, by lames and sold by Champante and' " - ow, Old Jewry; 'l'abart and Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, ' r, in bottles, at I Is. duty Inch ,- .... _ •, Yatk; MoAcy, Gibs- del; and by - - by M• 4121. Mgr and Whitrow, Co. Clifford-street; Wilson aad Son, be:nue); and Keene, Dublin. Surrey, by bli appointment, wbolessii and retail, for 335. on cos. Is saved, duty included I and may SUM% N..10 s Vow Ultesch-yard, Leudua. *very mire:able Alledkine Vender in dee United 10- - ° BOOKS OF EDUCATION. THE Attention of the Conductors of Schools and of Booksellers throughout the British Empire is invited to the following List of New add Valuable Elementary Books.— Most of them are already adopted in the principal Schools, arid the others require only to be. seen to meet with similar Prefer ' ence and Distinction. s. d. BLAIR'S CLASS BOOK, or 365 Reading Lessons, adapted to the Use of 'chools, for every Day in the Year - 5 6 I RE ADI NG. EXERCISES, being a-Sequel to ,IVlavor's Spelling Book - - - - Scow. DICTIONARY, or Entick Abridged ••••••-•.-• GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ••••••••• GRAMMAR Of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY • -.•••• FIRST or MOTISLR'S CATECHISM, for Children, containing common Things necessary to be known 0 9 ..•••••••• GRAMMAR of CHEMISTRY - - 4 0 GOLDSMITH'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY, on a Popular Plan. esigned for the Use of chuois and Yoong Persons. Illustrated with Maps and the Costume of Nations 14 0 •••••••••• GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, the 31st Edition 3 6 -••••••••••• GR AMNIA' .01 tht: Laws of ENGLAND - 4 0 •••••••••••• GEOGRAPHICAL Cory-Book, Part I. contain ing the Outlines of Countries, to be filled u,- by Junior Students of Geography - 3 0 Part 11. containing the Projectioa . of the Lines of Lati!ucle and Longitude 3 0 --- SCHOOL ATLAS, or 2 Key to GOldiDHat'S GEO- griphical Copy-Book - - 5 0 MAvoit's BRITISH Nero', consisting of the Lives of illus trious Britons, iffth edit. • - - • 5 0 •••••••• ELEMENTS Of NATURAL HISTORY, 6th edit. 6 0 , ••••••••••• 1 SELECT LIVES of PLUTARCH • 5 0 ••-••••• CIRCLE of the A aTs-and scietters - 5 0 Hirroay of ENGtA ND IO the Peace of Amiens, 2v015.10 0 --- His of GREECR, 2 Vols. • 8 C •••••••••• HISTORY or ROMIG, 3 volt. • - 12 0 ---. FATIILICS GIFT tO his CHILDREN, 2 vols. 10 0 •••••••• UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the Creation to the Peace of Amiens, 25 vols. ._ - 519 6' Esattse Setttitso-Boot, an acknowledged im provement of all other Spelling-books, of which there are 100,000 sold annually , - - 1 6 ••.•••••• UNIVERSAL' ST Ell OOR A THY, or a Practical Sys• tern of Short Hand - - - 7 6 Roam SON'S GRAMMAR OfHISTOIT, Ancient and Modern 3 5 ----,..- ANCIENT HICTORT .. - 6 0 ...•......... MO.DERN HISTORY - G 0 --•••••• AtteureoLooto Gasca, of the Antiquities of Greece, two. - - - - 13 0 ATKIN'S POETRY for CHILDRZN - - 12 0 BAKER'S GRAMMAR Of MORAL PHILOSOPHY - 7 0 Bos sues First French Grammar, containing every thing Essential, and nothing superfluous , - - 1 6 -- 7 .---- ExERCIIIS, adapted to the Grammar - 3 0 Ka to FRENCH CONVERSATIONS - 1 0 •••••••••• FRENCH and ENGLISIE•PRIM IR, OP First Book 0 9 _ _ 2 6 2 6 2 6 3 6 CROSIER'S ELLS/JETS d LAND SURVEYING - 7 6 DICKSON'S GRAMMAR Of AGRICUL PURL - 5. 0 GREGORY'S LECTAIES On NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PIIILOSOPBY, 2 vols. - - 13 0 ..•........LETTERS on COMPOSITION and LITERATI:IIE, 9 vols. - • - - . 12 0 -----ELEMENTS Of POLITE EDUCATION - 5 0 CYCLOPEDIA, 2 vols. 4:o. . teill 6 0 HISTORY of ENGLAND, for Young Latilts,by Mrs. Smith, S vols. - - - - . - 1 3 et IRVING'S ELEMENTS of ENGEM COMPOSITION • 7 0 JONES'S GRAMMAR Of CHRONOLOGY • . • 3 6 JOYCE'S PRACTICAL ARITIIMITIC - - 3 6 ----- Kay to ditto - - - - 3 6 LEI/MAC% WRENCH and ENGEM!! DICTIONARY 12 8 LoNDON PRIMER, or First Book for Children 0 6 LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON, duritg Ms Edu cation at Eten and Oxford - - - 13 0 MORTIMER'S GRAMMAR of TRADE and COMMERCE 3 6 Mostatsotes SYSTEM of PRACTICAL BOOK •IC REP! NO 7 0 BLANK FORMS for Boos-igs.riNci. Bk. A. 3 0 ----. Ditto, Book B. - - - 9 0 Ditto, Book C. . , . 4 G Ditto, Book D. - -- 12 0 PRA TT and Mdivoit's CiatssiCatt. ENOLISM POIMIT 6 0 POETICAL HISTORY Of ENGLAND • • 3 6 Gaszcs - . 2 6 Rostx . 2 8 BUNDALCS GRAMMAR Of SACRL!) HISTORY • 3 6 SYNON YEE., (DICTIO NAIKE de) par LIVIZAC • 6 6 SMYTHS GRAMMAR of PRACTICAL C. roatcyay - 3 0 THORNTON'S GRAMMAR Of BOTANY 4 •PISIII 4. - 7 0 -------- Ditto, colottrod • - • 12 0 WATICI hCS PORTAALL CYCLOPEDIA • • 14 6 1 ---- BIOGIATMICAL DICTIONARY • 18 0 1 ------•-• SCRIPTURE ISIOIGRAPHT ~ . . 6 0 I UNIVERSAL HISTORY, abridged - - 2 6 Wrosioxis of the TILI.EiCOPI • • 6 0 Evlicaoscoee - - 4 6 •••• HUM ICN BODY - - 7 0 , ....1 VALUABLE WitELHOLD NIANOSts, AuvoUrsurisi, use ESTATES, CAJ4IBRIDGE.SHIRE and SUFFOLK. By Mr.vErroN, At Garravray's Coffee-house, etsan g e-alley, Cornhill, roa Frid.ty, • • the 30th August, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, THE very Valuable and most desirable FREE HOLD ES'fATES, part of them Tithe-free, in the fol lowit g Lou: Let I. The Manor of Withersfield, with the perpetual Ad vow...on of the Rectory of Within-afield, together with a must valuable Estate, twarly in a ring-fence, situate in the parishes of Witbersfield and Haverhill, in the county of Suffolk; comprising three very respectable Farm=houses, (one of which may be con verted Into a Gentleman's residence at a small expcnce), with proper Offices of every description, and upwards of 1000 Acres of inclosed and open Field, Ar..ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupation of Messrs. Siggs, Siam jun. Westrop, and others, and about 240 Acres of magnificent Woods in hand. Lot 2. The Manor of Shardlelows Allington, in the parish of Shudycamps, in the county of Cambridge, and a very insprov, able Estate ; eopiprisina a respectable Farm-Louse and pr'optr Offices, with navarly 260 Acres of inclosed and open Field, Arable, Mea. dow, Pasture, sad Wood Land, in the occupation of Messrs. Ewin, Wedge, and others, and 12 Acres of Wood is hand. Lot. S. The Manor of Borough Green, with the • Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory thereof, and a very valuable Estate, in the parishes of Borough Green and Westley,.ln the county of Cantbridge; comprising several respectable Farm-houses and Homesteads, sod about 680 Acres of arable, meadow, and pas. Lure Land, in anarfence; in the occupatiou of Meters. Fletcher, Wells,.and others, and about 140 Acres of WoOd Land in hand. Lot 4. The Manor of Wreck'', and a most desirable Estats, in the parish of Westley, in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very excellent Dwelling.laouse newly erected, tit for the rcsi• deuce of a genteel family, with capisel Offices belonging thereto, two Farm-houses and Offices and upwards of 2100 Acres of ara blt, meadow, and pasture land, in the occupation of Messrs. Wtsige,Lyle:., and others, and 67 Acres of Wood Land in hand. • Lot 5. A Perpetual R ent Charge or Annuity of £lOO, moat amply secured on a Freehold Estate, in Canibridgvshire. The above Estates, aboUnding with Gann:, are let to most re. ipectable tenants at will, who will thew their respective farms. They are situate near to Cambridge and Newmarket, in a most ' delightful country, intersected by good roads, and are distant from London about 50 miles. Specifieationa may be obtained 28 dare before the sale, by ap. plication at the Angel, Bury St. Eclinund'a ; Hoops, Cambridge; • Rana, Newmarket ; King 'a Head, Norwich; White Horse, Os. with ; Joseph Butcher, Esq. Candiridge; Edward Weatherby, Esq. and Mr. Rogers Newmarket; Cheater Pero, Esq. Abing ton, near Lintoo; Charles Wedge, Esq. Westley Bottom, near Newmarket ; of Messrs.Woodctick 'and Bateman; Lincoln's Inn; and at Mr. James's Office, New Boswell Court., Lincoln's lon, London. To Dr. SOLOMON, G.lead-Howe ' near Liverpool. Shrewsbury ChrunicleOffice, July 1, 1809. B TR—Among the numerous testimonies to the be. - neficial qualiti - 4 of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in this neighboorhood; two have come within our notice, a few days ago. Tubules Rosters, of Wilmington-Hal, Esq. in this County, • mentioned that be had for sonic time been afti.cted by ill health ; he had lon his appetite, his breath was short, and his cough vio lent and long continued. By taking three bottles of the Bairn of Gilead be was restored to health and strength. Mr. Roberts morevcr said, that during the time of taking this medicine, he perceived one of his tenants, Mr. Wheathill, labouring under similar complaints, and by giving lira only two dosesle was perfectly cured. Another confirmation of the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, we received from the lips of Mr. lizard, of Sh:wbury, near this town, whose complaints were somewhat similar to those of Mr. Roberts; in addition to which, however, he had an al most total stoppage in his throat, and a difficulty In brea:bing.— Two bottles completed bii cure. ••• These testimonies were unsought, and unsolicited by us, and the Gentlemen now appear in perfect heel h. I am, (fur Mr. Wood), yours respectful*, THOMAS HOWELL. • Dr. SOLOMON his adopted the plan of his boxes, packed tap safe for any part of the country, And as an inducement for Pa. tietits to send to the Doctor (by which means they will be sure to have them genuine) for a remittancti of a Five Pound Bank Biil he will return ni,dicines purposely prepared for the patient, aft,s the receipt of the state of his case ' being thereby enabled to judge with greater psecision what reme dies are appr:able to each resoecrhie complaint. Patients who correspond w:th Dr. Solomon, should always preserve the same signature, to prevent trouble and delay, as the letters are carefilly arrang ed alphabetically, and must be exa mined prev(oll9 t ) any medicine being prepared; and this is ant. portent, nut only to the patient's recovery, but to facilitate and ezpedl.e the process of the medicine intended to be sent, as re ference must be had to the former correspondence upon every occasion. Persons who do not wish to have their names known, may ' • • letters or boxes directed for A.B. or W. Z. to be Lit - have their w at till called for. This Medicine is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, twill sold in bottles, price 10s. eel. each, or four in one family bottle . _ . . may be hada Kingdom.