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Five linfielf. per Acie THEpkpie- CREDITORS who have proved their Debts I A. - pared GYPSUM, emitted as a top Dreffing on young t In; under a Commidion of Bankrupt, awarded and lined againft hips, pa u they break ground—will nut only ad as a competent George Baillic and John Jaffray; of }infiity Place, in the Cottnty - manure, but provelfuperior to other manures in its etteAs on the of Middlefex, merchants and partners, (Wading under the heft nutritious quality, Size, and encr:afe of the Crop—and alio coin of Mcfftc. Gearge . Billie and Co.) may reteive a Dividend upon ' pletely fecure it from the depredations of the Fiy, which has been their refpdive Debts, by applyi ig at the Office of Meff. Dennett proved in many inilinces. . and Greaves, •No. lc,. King's Arms yard, Coleman area. on Prepared and fold by the Gypfuln Company, at their Manufac- Wzdnefday the t7th, aud Thtirfday`the ath days of June initant, tory, No. 6s, Blackman area, Southwark, for Re::dy Money between the hour; of it and two o'clock only, at 35. per hula. Orders addread to the Company will be The Dividends ca . t'only he paid to the Creditors perfonallY, cr duly executed. to tome •perfon legally . atithrozifed by them for that purpofe. - NB. Sacks arc the hell package; I friar buffiLl tack will weigh N. B. The Dividends upon the Debts due to fuch of the Creffi- thirty-Eve pOunds. tors as are refident in Liverpool, will be paid to them by the Af - fignees thete Of whom may be had, The Nobility of the Heart ; a Novel, is Three Volumes, i2moo price 135.6 d. in hoards, " We do not fcruple to recommend this Novel, both for the entertainment and iciftru6tion which it affords; and the incidents are well concluded, and the attention fuliciently kept alive to tins conclufion."—Critical Itsvicw, June, aos. This day was publigked, the-Fourth Edition, reviled and enlarged, price Bs. in boards. DR. SOLOMON'S AnSTERGENT LOTION THE Abliergent Lotion renders the lace f4ir and '.. 1. . delicate, and i.emoves every kind of thin, tan, foul ors or freckles, Which rouge, long inners, or fatigue genera%) produce In Thom it is the only cofozetic a Lady tan ufe at beg tainn with cafe and comfort. SIiAViNG.— . -it is the only reniedi •Centleman bir.:ll3 have recourfe to when fhaving is *come a dreadful operanun by sn eruptiie &feat': on the rape. It gut! be vied without the (mallet hazard, for a more fovereign reneAy cannot be deviled for eve* the melt delicate frame than this adMirahle Lotion. It cleansed beautifies the Loin, remove; fpcediiy, ...slthout pain or trouble, an :Cods of pimpler, ;:ttors, riog.worms, fpats redoefs, fwelfusga, or carbutielei of the core, blutbhyi, and oral (pecks of cies neous eruptions on the furface of the human !wkly. It is unneedrarg to enumerate the advantages refulting La thy constitution of event perfoa, by elf, duany removing onfttut2iods tram he furface of the i/en, au,i thyrety, keepi T free and apes+ the hniunierahle pa[ fagcs :oil pores through which nature earls an ufeleis or noxious lit/mows front the vital fluid, ' anti wtitch being obßrudted, are forced back again intdihe blood, arid become the fourees of many dangerous difeafcs. It II therefore a meter of much odorequeneet as well to prevent hurtful diford,rs, as torthe l' , e'yrvatimi of Life, Comfort, and ileauty, to Perf.ins (howevtr filhtly an. died) that • they iheuhloceafionally have rccuurfe to the Ahttergent Lotion , but more efpecially It becomes urgently retluilite when'ilte cffeets of ohttrudtion - make their appearanec,and break out Mtn pimples, ictinefs, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. .1 be Abltergent LOtion never fails of Needs with thofe who give h a fair trial. Poipored by IV So7.osioN, of Lirerpool. and May be had of every refpeetable Medicine Vender in the United KitTiom. A PRACTICAL Iwczytßy into DISORDERED A RESPIRATION, dittinguiibins the Caufes of Afthrna, to which are now fubjoined aariou, Pradical Obfirvations on the Treatment. By ROBISR F BR Eli, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Phyßeian% -Panted for RICHARD PHILLIPS. Bridge [trete, Blaekfriars; and to be had of all Bookfellitra.—Of whom may be had, FAMILY COTTA3E AND LAND. TO be LET,-fora Term, or the Le.efe to be Dif : poled of, a complete FAMILY rtEst DE NOE. dcligbefelly . fituated in the preferable part-af Effez, Within 18 maes oa Lan.' don. The Houle contains handfome Dining and Drawing animas,' Library, aseakfatt Parlour, four beat Bed Roans*, tefides &c -rams' Chanditrs and Attic', Kitchen, Stc with Stabling and con venient Out-buildings anti large Walled Garden. To the Pt& mifes there ;s attached about 120 Acres of valuable Meadow, the occupier of the lioufe may be acconatnodated with the whelk' or any part, which fuits hi 3 conv:nieuce. Particulars may be had of Meirrs. 81.Dougall and Hunter, Lid coin's Inn. FIRS!' LINES OF TUE LONDON PRACTICE o 7 SYRC4RT. By SAMUEL COOPER, Fellow of' the Royal CollgaofSurgeons, London, &c. &c. Price Its. in boards. CONTEAPV. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. CHELSEA, 1 WY 29*197• TENDERS wift be received- ai.the. Click of the 4. Commandant until the tsth of pew, for . Paidelti certain parts of the Premifes; the particulars of *bleb will be explaksed application at the above-mentioned Office. DURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe - " Thomas and others againft lobes, and others," dm Incipient and Speeiaity Creditors of toter! . Jones, late of Fonmoa Calle, in the Coforty of Gla morgan, &N. are, on or before the aath• day of June srit, to. conk in and prove their Debts -before,john Simems. E[q..one of the Matters of the Lid Court, at his C l ambers in Southampton- . buts rose,' Chancery-lane, London • or; bt &fink thereof, they „up be p e rstuppnrßy winded the Bennet-of thelatti - Dtterce. May s, 114. CHARLES BROWN, Solicitor for the Complainants. TO Be SOLD IN BERIC•3HIRF, • With Poireffioa at Michaelntas next, A VERY convenient and rerpeetab:e Fam:ly Free-, hold Houfe, and 33t Acres of Land furnainding the fame, ; inclofed within a king Faux. The Houfe contains three Parlours of htgc dimenfi ins, with a fmall Library and breLang Room, five Chanther• and a Drciling Room with Garrets, &c.; and is replete with Offices, having a detached Brewhoufe, Laundry, Dairy, Stahl , s, Coach Inure, bog Kennel, &c The whole Rand.' ing on a Lawn about 20r yards from the Turnpike Rgiel !aging' from Abingdon to Farringdon; si miles from toe IFlrincr. and 6 from Oxford. The furniture, which is modern and handfome, may be bought with the Houfe, if required For Partkutars to Mr. jofeph Toinkins, Malpas, near Newport, Mtmsnouthlire, or No. 43, Upper Thames-ttreet, LOndon. MILFORD; NEAR LYMINGION, HANTS. • TO 13F. SOLD, AMODERN BUILT HOUSE, containing a Dining Room 13 by 18, au adjoining Drawing Room'ai by ss,.Libeary cf the fame'dimchlions, fdur Chambers with bell; beds, anti fore (mailer, with fervones ditto; two Dreffingßoonis, Water Quit, mot domcftic OfEces of every defcriptiun, fuitabje to the aceossanotlation of a modern.hzol genteel family; two Coach-boo fes, Stable, good Garden, in which is a comfortable cottage--fhouhi more room be wanted. for I.Tvants, and plenty of fine water, both in Houfe and Garden. The Houfe (Lands on a flopiog lawn, fronting the Sbuth, and immediately oppo fi te the Needle Rock s end the bold Chalk Cliffs of the iflc of Wight. It is about India mile front the lea—is furrounded ,by to acres of ex cellent Laud as five fields ; is near the Chttilit and the Village; but fereened from them by..planiationi—le certainly a very con venient, t very healthy, and probably as beilititul a fituation as rinft lli Britain. The node and neighbourhood are very trod. The furonire which is in' good condition, may be taken cr left at the option of i purchafer. Pon - , aiJil can be given almofttnirnediately. May be viewed any day between twelve and three, by tickets, to be had of Mr. Per kins, I.yoringtoo ; and further particul ars may be known on the prtndes; or by letter (polt paid) addrelled to Mr. R. Tho• mos, Poll Office, Lymington. VUBLIC £DVANTAGL - 1 'HE advanta g e the public Inuit' always derive ' li from retolatly educated Profeffonal meh . eireding almoit et clufively their itutlies m one Ipecies of mala.ly, was never more eltarlT dernunftrated than by the unexampled- fuerefe which has attended the adminittration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long ferieihf years, IVleffrs .- CUtt RiE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefirs Cervice s have made the Venereal I)ifeafe (he particular ohjed of their hi ! veitigation, and are hapiq in having di:Covered a Medicine (up.. i rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint--4t is fufficlent t 6 1 obferve that the cife.tts of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to thole of tr.ereury,for though it crtnidetely etadizAte, .vcry vettige of the virus, in is hioft confir ..:ii ftages, yet it dos not in the !raft injure the co:ft.itiftion--ou the contrary, it renovates the lyf tem in all its natural functi. n promotes appetite, aid facilitates ' digeition—thus inftead of re.!stcing a areng and vigorous con:litu• don'ts) the frightful condition that mcrcuri does, it nut way p re . ft.rvea that conftitution in its primitiaSftate, but reftores a wcak and dehilitated one to jts natural itrergth and vigour. , QI/ MME R ^I, OTTE R Y--Con filling of only 1.! ' TWENTY THOUSAND TI . CKETS. BEOINSDRAWING Leh OF JULY, 18:7. - SCHEME. I Prize Of C 310:0 IS ,C 3 zpoo a • 10,000 ..• 40,000. / 151,C00 - ,••••• 20,000 " / ••-••• S,CCO .•-• IC,OOO S '''' 1,003 5,000 8 . . SOO - • •••• 4 POO 20 100 ••• 2,000 33 so . 1 4 00 't,30 , 3 10 •1•••• . SO,OOO 2,300 - ' 3 5 r •-• 37,500 THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THEREVOLM 10N TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. THE PUBLIC are refpeelfully informed, that a •II ; new uniform, at,d enlarged liditiati was this day publithed, of Mr BELBHAM'. Hisrowr of GR.IAT BRI N— bona thp PerWd when Mr. terminattd ! to the year !Rol. forming, with that Work, the only comp:etc and raped' able lyrics of Englifh Hifory rom,. This Edition has been reviled throughout, and has been greatly ImprOved by Appendixes to each Volume. confifting of -tate Fa• pens, Authorities and ofEeial Documaits, illultraivc of the Text. 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As above msy be had, by the tattle Author, The Child's Monitor; or, Parental Initruetion in Five Parts, containing a great Variety of Progreffive lAAone, 4daptA to the Compretterthon of CI :114m; price 3 1 . home!. 'Phis Is one of the beft conceived and molt pradlicaliv hfcfpi Publicatiaos for ,Cliikirko that we have Imp, • he 'fit* Page fefrulently expiable the intelligent Author's Plan and &Aga, and ocean fafely allure our &cadets, that be has elevated diem with Mat skill fhldity.'—,Anti-Jacobio s Dcasolx; 1866 - ' --.. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was puhlinied, a Second Fdition, improved and enlarged , pie:: 7s. 6d in boards, illuftratcd by Nineteen large Engravings, AN ACCOUN l' of the MODES of DRAINING LAND. according to the Syftem pradtifed by Mt. JOSEPH FUSING - FON, (for the Difcovery of which, a reward or One Thoufatid Pound.; was beftowed by Parliament) drawn up for publication by Authority of the Beard of Agriculture. By JOHN JOHNS - M:4E. 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A LL that capitil Rrong built BREWHOUSE at the North end of Deal, well furninted with good Stones and cve?y convenience fur bufluefs. The Pr miles being near the Sea are molt advantageoufly fituated for fopplying the Ihips in the Downs with Betr and Water, the trade of the latter very confid .-able,there being au abundant fuppliof excellent Wa ter from 3 well thdonging to the Brtwhotift and Malthoufe. The Utenfils and Plant, confuting of Copper, Math I'un, Lea den Squares, Hup BRIE Coolers, Under Baca, four Vats of ninety Barrels, variety of Calk; and other articles, Islay be taltua at a va luation 1 The Malthoufe, confifti , .g of two floors, and is well provi. ded with and Malt Stores; wets 55 Quarters a week, and May at little expence be capable of wetting cautiderably more. Any perfun wishing to go largelylnto the Malting Bugnefs, has an excellent opportunity, the Pr:miles being fu convenient for (hipping of Curn, and in a fine Barley Country; and one of the Beer Storm mi;;lit at a very moderate expence be converted into another capital Malthoufe. 3. A commodious Dwelling Hnufe and Welled Garden, with adjoining zitnres, together h f •et in length, eellared throughout. The liouf: is moll pleafsntly Atuated at the North end of Dial, Numheriefs initances are on recent record of the fuperiar efficacy • of this Medicine, Its inherent and frcifie virtus‘aCting as a per petual corrective to bodily detillity, whether proceeding front an excels of conjugal or illicit plcarure, or arum the more inGduous, though not lets -deft. naive indulgence of loca u • tious youth of both fens in a certain pernicious habit Amidft the meta. eboly variety of difordcrs which are Osr clnfrquence of this rebury vice, there are none more afllidit , g than that etittreffmg • date of debility avid defeziency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimonial date ; the unhappy fuffercr broods over his misfortune, ashamed to leek rrlief, until he is reduced to fuck a it.‘te of weak. nefs as to render life onpreflive. To fuck perfous it mutt he a con. Ceding refledtion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of ill human bleff• ings, a ftrong, manly , and vigorous c•tnftitutiun. • In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever mak arlfing, as weL as in every fpecies cf venertal infedlon, Mcirrs Currie and Co. may be confulced by patients of either fez, with the great eft fccrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. to 7, Ilatt..o Garden. Letters from the Country (pod paid) including a bank note, will have the n.coffary medicine and adviez font to any part of the Kingdom. No. toy, Hatton Garden. WHEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re. fpoufibility deviate from the general Syfterti by the ieleetion of a particular branch, the fandiJn of long continued fuccelfes the belt criterion of fuperiority. and commands a deliglittul and uniuterrUpted view of the Downs, Thirteen years hays I devoted my pradice to the exclutive treat. French Coaft, and il.t of sl'hanct. ment of Three Diforffers, and the awed:slut refult of my' plan gives 4. fhe whole. or any part of a track of ground at the North end • • me additional ardour to oppole, as far as laoanmaahtl.ia it ,the e r c av a a ta g l e o s gu o e f of Deal very dchrably fituated for building upon. thole CoMplairos s which are the molt imp For particulars, apply to the Proprietor ant occupier, Mr.T. P. ° f Honiara lotirmi les • . ' Oakly ;or at the OCi M ces of Mr. ay, in Deal AfternitiUirm into every Branch; as an Army Sur geon , I or Sandwich. • ---- CHING's PATENT WORM LOZOIGES. formed a wifil at an early period of pradhice to relent individurls WOR MS are the moll frequent fourees of Chil. front the ignorance of uneducated men, or tint equally d angerous dren's nitrates. Their fymptorns Every Parent and Guar- precipitancy of general Praditioners. dian of Children ihouli be aequ aimed with. '1 hey occafion lots of The Three Diforders ,to the cure of which I have devoted my appetite, a palenets of the colour of the face, emaciation and irre- attention, comprffe every fperies of VENEREAL IN FFCTION, gular Bate of the Bowels, attended.after with violent pains ; they whether of a recent or long duration idly, all kinds of debility, Whether arifing front the trabits of fchoul boys or the indulg e n ces bring on cmaullions ; they affed the growth of the body, and they of mature age; and, laftly, that derangement of the fy Rem in wo• prove fatal. by coding i.: a confuraption or decay. Both as a pre.. men which is called BARRENN LSS, or STER IL I TY. remise and cure of th.fe alarmirlg complaints, the above excellent I Medicine is univerfaily allowed, on the teltimuny of the highett I Numerous Di'clfes are the refult of ignorance, or haite In the treatment of a finiple Gunorrhm ' ; and it not uttfrequently hap- Characters in ihiscountry, both in rank and refpeclability,to have 1 pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the ioihfcr,tion of an no equal. • Their public apprcbation,given to the Proprietor, from A per-tonal lo:owl•dge of it" wonderr=ft• !lire& in their own um'. unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch C ompl.onts arc eafily lies,ftamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a fandion to it, cured; and, even where nrher have failed, I troll that. I may pre of which no other Meelicine of the kind can boaft. Parents and I fume to offer a radical re-eitablifitment. others, who have the care of child Few, however, are the Cafes of compiicitel diarcie in thi s Mr ren, thould have this remedy ass ! order, compared with the calamitous fit:ado:ls of men, who fr o m famliy Medicine m retort to, whenever the stomach lan indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prev.d.:l)t ga eties of a Children are any way difordered, which it will always be found to 4. ; falbionatile life acquire that Rate of debility which is the una relieve.—Sokl wholefale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. I voidable confequenes of fuch pernicious hahits. Cheaptide, London ; and retail by molt country Venders, in boxes . Where the unhappy iufferer broods over his miters , but care at. as. gd and S r. 6d. each. • _ay conceals his misfortune, It may he tome coned:llion ear hiaz For the OMIT, ItHEItheeeTISMS, CONSUMPTIONS, &e. ;to know, that although it be an object of dotee or uncertainty The Rev. W. WILSON'e ANDIA.RTHRIoct or ALTERA- 1 with other praditioners, the removil of there deficiencies by the TIVE POWDER.. ( gradual prograt of renovation, is the acquirement of my merle THE Inventor of this Medicin e , formerly a Student : ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly in Phyfic. at Glargow, is induced to offer to the Public an ' vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradion efficacious 'Remedy for tile above, as well as for many Di cafes i of this languid Rare; and in there cafes no great difficulty will occur. deemed incurable. It has been extenfively ufed ti Ireland for fee j But where this deficiency has for years citified, a props perfe veral years, and its falutary effeets are produced in a fate and cafe , verance is indirpenfahly tequillte to revive the numbering (p ar es manner, with very little fenfible operation.—By mixing with the of life, and to reanimate the conititu'irm. blood and juices, it applies kith to the feat of the diforder, which MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappainted in ii will remove by flow degrees, from its alterative and healing their expeca.ations of a family, may be allured, that in molt , loch defcdts arc curable by Medical (kill. is. ;es ve qualities. In Cooiumptione I will generally fucceed In the two ftanc The Wive)! which is fo effential to my undertaliing, a n d t h e brit lieges, and often even in the let. In the Serophula, or Se% if uftd early, the cure will be (pertly, and. the uteeraed glands qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate. form the hails of will heal; and it hes been 'known to refeue the Patient eyen my pretcnfione and in coincidence with fuch this intimation is afrermortal finestoms had appeared: but Perfons Afield with given,that Mr. Bree may be oonfulted perionally, or by L etters Gout, e heurnatifees, Cancers. and with Biliona and Nervous dif- (ipelofing a (mall Note), at his bode, No. ay, Arundel-ftreet, cafes, would do wII to perufe " Ehe Philofophy of keeie," i Strand, near Temple-ear. written by the ineentor (to he had at Symonds s, Paternofeete TY - There is-asi additional Entrance in Water•ftreet adjoining, row, or ie the Venf es of this Medicine) in which its ex:rear- and the mai. An bath the doers. MAR. riN IMRE, dinary efficacy will be hewn in various inftacces, "this Powder j Member of the Royal Collect of Surgeons in London. dun not contain any ingredient unfriendly ie the human conftitu- A Ceuriox.—Some Perfons, wiie falfely affert themfelves to tion; and, lultead of weakening, its tendency is to invigorate, and be N 1 CM aca S or ?tie ROYAL Cot,. toe, having for leveed m out h s to improve the general health. It oceafions no daoger from cold, paR copied my Advertifernents Altana word for word, and inf erte e and requires . either confinement nor change of diet. them as their own prod'uc'tions it is Illy duty to mention. that Sold by F. 'l.:Tabery and Sons, at the only Warebutire far Dr. thole Perinea are Not e-tembers of any Coileee In Lerition. F.din. *Mee Powder? N. di, in St Paul's Church-yard, Londan ;in burgh, or elfewhere; our have they aey right to pradlice Survry Packet', price es. 6d. each, containing thirty two dofes. Obferve in London that the words, "F. 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