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•rill•.r -.• Nwhirtt 9187. ' - OFFICE OP ORDNANC, r ig PRINCIPAL OFFICE.: JILITIN ORDNANCE, a May That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCI'II lip MONDAY. the Nth day of August next, it Eleven o'Clock precisely on those days; enserviteable Stores, consisting of V , Rope Traces, and various other ; Clothing,. and sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder . • Tents, Tent Poles and Pieces, Drums, Bugles, and Trum ipots, Muiset and Plstol Stocks and 'Flints, Cast and Wrought • round and double-headed Shot. Cast Iron Trucks, and Wrought k e n Cerrriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pews , tar , and mixed Metal, Tools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, /3eaDons. L ant korns, Standing Vices, Wheelbarrows, empty Casks, di Fading cases, Accoutrements, sundry old Building Materials, Tarpaulins, and patted Covers, Portable Parses, Hands:rev/a, sod Anvils, Web, and husk; together with a variety. of Other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application st the r i nc i e d l b nlannyer!eDillas in the Tower, and at the • R o o mead gt,Wopita4.,jsopl the day of sale, at which . ono 0 0 4 (JO ;414 will be delivered to thooe Persons who mai . iriat** l4o6, * ilrostieentieswrib R. a CAMP', Seritery. OPPICI OP. ORbNAMS, Annul 2, INC I7NUNCIPAL OFFICR.R3 of HAT MA. JASTrs ORPNANCE 4 lob ktreinive Nolte, Thu Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mull, ar b e ft r ogiD4Y, the ICth instant, front such Persons • mat be man to undertake the Supply of COPPER NOM. & *kat of this Department, for a Period of one year. • Patterns of the Articles may be viewed open applicerion at the Priscipel Storekeeper's in the Tower, and fucker Pardon lan, together with the Terms -ma Condltiene of gm Contract, : may be known at the Seeteterfs Office in Pall-lkfallaforesehl, any day between the-hours of Teo and Four o'Climk, wisiethe Proposals mutt be delivered sealed up and endorsed Proponds for Copper Hoops ;" but no Proposal - ma be admitted after the' said IGth instant, at Twelve o'Cluek at Nees of the same day, reicher will any Terrier be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order Of the Board. R. X. CREW, Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOR THE ItELI EF OF THE MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. Es Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Presideot. Subscriptions are received for the Association by all the Bankers is Loodun and Westminster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee• House; axd at the City of London Tavern. The following Noblemen and Gen:lemen, Subscribers of One Noodrod Pounds and upwards, have becu ;lied to the Commit tee atom yesterday'. advertisement Marquis of BU Sir JOHN WM. I.UBBOCK, Batt. CHARLES BOONE, Es+ BAT.ETT, Esq. - • Amount of Subscripdans already advertised _14t4,1159 I S 11 The Hon. East-India Company atl,ooo Paid by T. E. on eon. dition no prosecution shoal be initial birilbe Din for Omit almadot s I:Zertraly of addles' al Wedireday last SO 0 C. Hadtall, Eq. SO o D. iseninp,.Bsg )o 10 Three Ladies IS 0 Dr. Sias 15 0 At Sir P. Pole and Co. R. Strdcas, Esq. ,BS JC. 2 2 Hardisstis. Esq. 21 0 Mrs. S. H. Him, per T. Rumen S S At C4latts and Ca Copula B. Dleltop 20 b C. Deere, Esq. 5 0 Mr. J. 'MOO 10 0 Dowager Lady Temple ill,lll IS 5 Mr T. T. tod Lady Cochrane 20 0 T. Whateley, Esq. 21 0 1. Stewart, the Traveller 2 0 S. More. Esq. 20 0 Col. J. Rowley 10 10 Marquis of Buts 105 0 J. Trotter, Esq. 25 0 At $ L Robins NA CO. We. nett, Esq. 21 0 P. eambaeld 10 10 E•q 10 Wm. Abed Jed Saes 110 10 o Dan. McNeal, Esq. 20 0 At Lloyd's. Joe. Williams and Sons 10 10 Thomas Fletcher /1 0 Thomas Mathew 1 0 Mr. Andrew Bredel 10 10 IL R. 10 19 At Maws. Druscasood's. G. Eatllea% Esq. It Mrs. T. Coma S Ei•, 1; 1 7 NO 0 Sir Ge 6. Butt 111 0 Mrs. Mart Wright I 0 H.T.A.10 10 _ At Mute, Stone, and Co. Mrs. Friar. Franks 20 0 Rev. W. Goodenough 5 5 Dr. Braude - a 3 W. C. Tower;Esq. 10 10 At Matteis and Co. T. P. Sur, £O. 10e. 6d. At Messrs. HammenleTs & Co. Mr. C. Brows 1 J. Thompson, Esq. . 10 0 At Hoare, Barnet, sad Co. John Bebb, Esq. 10 0 MNUrI. Harden oad Soa 20 0 Jan Knowlye, Bs+ 10 10 At Lubbock, and Co. Wis. Parma, NA.. 01 0 At Messrs. Maur! sod Co. Norte sod Wilson S S At Simms and Co. Proctor and &maim 20 0 At Messrs. Barclay and Co. W..aad T. R. Harman 0 Mrs. T. R. Harman I I Jahn Bygrove, H.q. Mt 0 At Sir COM!' Pries and Co. E. Kimble and Sous 111 0 41111••••• At Smith, Payne, and Co. F.awatt Kele, Ilaq. 10 10 Mr. J. Stevenson 5 5 At Mews. Herrin sad Co. Mr. Wm. Boyd 5 0 SL. I 1 At Vero and Co. W. C. 8. 2 0 At Manes, Call, and Co. Sao. Moody, &I. 10 0 At Willis sod Co. • James Wood, En. 21 0 Jos. Bracing', jun. Esq. 2S u At Messrs. Birch and Chambers. Ur. Chutes Smith S Cs. 5 0 At Messrs.Stspbensaup and Co. Mrs. lane Finer s 0 Dr. Outrun II 3 Mrs. Anu Henuniag 2 lotepts Bolland, Ebq. $ S J. V.,Toulman 2 Basest, Fariubsr, Craw ' lard, and Co. 100 0 At Masterman yd Co. • Rkb. Hopkins 5 0 R. P. Harris, Esq. 30 0 Edward Harris 05 0 ••••=l , At Haulm aod Co. 3. B. R. 2 AA MorOsurs and Co. • Mn. Hamner Wawa, and Man Edgewomi 10 10 At tips 1 . ..00d0n Tavern. Mr; LUses 5 0 At Mom Glyn and Co. Void ssk col mil y pease in • • ....-.. AI ileum lissoust and Co. IG, Tboioros, Esq. $1 0 it h lIVIPted aU Litton from the Country Is the Amok asilolvtoo iiirosoo4 so tbo Seasestry, rot astir a 'are, fiebried r Adam ?reads IsysiSig i flow_ • NI L. P. • GrlierrlNPl 4- Tesughiefiusiese, immilibv: • • IL CIVIMIlle'"'" /milliner _ 'Ff J Curti Londe., and also the:Gaol Delivery for the County of Middlesex, held at hack* Hall, in the Old Bailey, commonly called the Sessions Palm's% and for publishing and deltvefing the etme. A Specimen of the Printiug !bay be seen, and (Maser Part** , Jars known, on applicadoh at the Comptroller's Olce, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHMAN, Cotnptroßar.. - - 1 This Jay was published, r t a S *ids. 111116. a New Pdition, price X et Xi. Is. board., HE ANTIQUARY, a Novel, by the Allllloll of " Waintststr and GOT MA mticalmo." r , ed for Longman. Hurbt, Rees, Orme, and Brosys• P. nositer-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Ediaburalt. • Of wham may be bad, Vialssrley ; or; 'Th Silty Years Since, S sob. Al. Is. Guy Mansering; or, tlie Astrologer, S Solo. Xt. Is. This day was publishWl, price !a: sewed, AN ORATION delivered at the Atiniveesaty at the PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY of 1.0ND014, N.!. 3815.—8 y. W. B. COLLYER, &e &e. Printed fur 'I. and G. Underwood, 33, Fleet•eatet; and & Highley and Son, 174, Fleet•street, his day was pubibbitlx price Ss..mosid, With a Portrait Of Dr.LaTTIOY. A N EULOGY on JOHN COAKLEY LETT. .LA. SOM, M.D.LL.D.V.R.S. F.A.S. a.c.4te. late President of the Philosophical Society of London, delisesed before the Society on' Monday, Nov. 40, 1815. By T.. 1. PKI7IOREW, Member of the'Rojal College of Surgeons, Surpass Extraordi nary to bin Royal Highness the Duke of )C ent, Honorary Mem. box and Secretary of the Philosophical Sodeq. ket Sca Panted for T. and C. underwomf, 44, Fleet-street, and S. Highley and Sop, 174, Fleet-street, Booksellers to the Society. Tbi. day was published. In I ernes (the Second Edition) price ed. bound. , G EOGRAPH? for YOUTH, adapted to the different CLASSES of LEARNERS. By the Rev. JOHN HARTI.EY. This Work is constrncted upon. plan entirely new, and com prises a great mass of information, compressed iota a narrow compass, and stared in a way eminently calculated to rivet it In the in.-moty of the learner. Observations are occasionally added, tor the I.IIIC of more advanced pupils; and gormless for turnips 'ion are placed it the foot of each pa l ;e. Printed lot I.ongman, Hurst, ken', and Brown. Paternoster row. SALES BY AUCTION. FEBEHOLD AHD LEASEHOLD ESTATES, KENSINGTON. EARL'S TERRACE. EDY/ AR SQUARE AND .311 140 STRUT, EARL'S-COURT-LANE, Sm. By Mr. ROBI/f9, At Owrattray's Coffatritouts, 'Cbange-alley,Cornhlll, on not, the tads of August, at. Twelve tt'Clods, in Lots, PrHEvaIuabIeFREEHOLI) and LEABE.HO E . ESTATES. Juno delightful), situated at KENSINO Hi; Wake HOLLAND HOUSE; comprising twn spacious 1 1t II Dwelling-houins, adapted for the accommodation of the 1 Wat APPestairsio Fatnllks, whb coovenient.(7lSces and Gardens, dtbettl Nik 5. and 23, Earl's Terrace, of which immediate posse...- eh* May be boil; .two p oac hAosses and Stables. with Standing for three bona each; three compact Leaselnild Dwelling-houses, with Famasurts and Gardens, situate No. 5,6, and 7, on the East side of Edward's•meare,ht the occupatlou of .most respell able moants; and foot IQ raw% Ko. 1706, 10, 'and 20, the West ills of Idward'issquare. The whole held for a long term, at groood•rents. Also Gee compact Freehskl Dwelling-houses, 11th Shops and Garden-ground, and ten Carcasa,vrith Gardens, Ikea situate in Suttomermit, Earrii.court-lane, near Kensington Torapilm.. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Aldernlan. et the Lodge, of whom particulars may be bad; at Garraway's Coffee-Leese; sad of Mr. Robius, Warwick-street, Golden-square. IG PRIZE GOODS, (haviag T remaiind in the Warehouses beyoii the time alio a•cd Lim.) For li.sport.rioa, ?tinted Cottons, Blue Calicoes, Serge Cloth, &c. For Home Consumption, Calm, Muslin, Lii:en, Drugs, Tortoi,hrli, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery : Ba;ring, Hosiery, Buot Legs, Shoes, Skins, "H s. Red Wood, Soup, train Oil, Muskets, Wine, Needled, and tit dry other Goods as nsentioaed in she Catainue. CLICAIt Or ALL Duvir.s. To be viewed at the different Warehouses stated in the Cara. log on 'llursday, the st', Friday, the tth, and Sarurday. 10th, Tuesday, the I Sth in.t. during the usual hours o. '.• Catalogues may be bad at the Kitig's Warehouse, No. t . ), Lower Thames.streer, price 11. each. • At the Custom-house in SANDWICH, on MONDAY, the 49as day of August instant, at Twelve Wend! at Ngon, T HE UNDER - MENTIONED GOO D 3, viz. Nine Gallons. Brandy, 12 C-Ilons Crneva; 1 pair Leather Gloves, AS Silk Typits, 1 Silk scar, '23 Yards Silk, and 1 !Nee Bandanna Silk •dkerefiiefi, for rsporatinn. The broken-up Hu:li Anchor,, ('aides, and other ?do terisls, of a Dutch Scharf, burthen 60 tons, and of two Boats. At the King's Warehouse in RAMS° k l'E, no Trainor, the . 90th day of August instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, 167 Gallon* Brandy, 20 Gallons Runs, and I it, Gallons neva, of legal strength for public stock; 67 Gallons *poly and 640 Gallons Geneva, for private use; 66 Gallons Wine, 6 Gal. ions Shrub, 1 China hr, 4 Cigna Coers, 60 Flints, I Pounds Gunpowder, 6 Rounds rrow Root, 8 Pounds Tamarinds, 71 Pounds Copper, 97 Pounds Coffee, 26 Cocoa Nan, 4 Bottles Cavern*. Pepper, ) Set Pearl Coasters, 14 Wicker B. - afro s 7i :Yards Qunbric, 4 Yards GJuze, 37 Yards Lace,. Gold Watches, 4 Silver Wa•cbesi 7 Necleaces and 7 Pair Bracelets Cut nellan. The broken up Hulls, Sails, Anchors, Cables, and other Mu sedate, of Sire Boat% Also 541 Yards Silk, 389 Yards Ribbon, 211 i Pair Leather Gloves, 88 Pair Silk socking., 198 Sdk Handkerchiefs, 26 Silk E Shawls, 19 Silk Scarfs, In Si k Tippets, and S Packs Playing Cards without the ace el spades, fur Esparta:ion. At the King's Warehouse in M tittlA rE, on Wepts [Saar, the 2I at day of August instant, et Eleven o'Clock in the Fortriman, 297 Gallons Brandy and 315 Gallons Geneva,of legal strength for public stock; 24 Gallons Braidy, 566 Gallons Gruen, anti Gallons Rues, for private use ; 2 Gallons Cord'als, I Camel's Hair Scarf, ii ditto Shawl, I Work Box, 4 Silver Wt.& Baskets 9 Silver Sugar Bores I Silver Waiter, 1 Card Wm end Counters, 2 Tea Caddies, 3 Muslin Handkeresters, 32 Yar.ls Cambric, 14 Yard* Minim, I sIO Yards Lace, 31 Piece% Paper Hangings, 586 Pair Angola Gloves, Is Angola Shawls 42 Bottles per:unted Oil, 6 do. Eau de Cologne, 4 do Perfumery, 8 Pair Wire Glove Fops, 12 Boar Needle Cases. 7 Anther Snuff Boxe, Past Gold Knee. buckles, 9 Dozen Metal Kings, 10 Snuff Boxes, 60 PS:tures Toys .z 6 Muslin au& Lawn Collars, 2 Reba ' I Uress Top, 13 Lawn Flounces, 3 Boxes, 2 Bai;s, and 1 Trunk. . • The brokeis-up Hulls, - Sall,, Anchors, Cables, and other Ma. serials, of three Boats. Also 11911 Pair Leather Gloves, 34 do. Silk Stockings, 122 do. Silk and Satin Shoes, Ss Packs of Playing Cards without the aces eu spades, 44 Silk Handkerchief'', 12 bilk Si'awls, 9 Sidi Scatht, • iiiik ippets, 1465 Yards Silk, and 1935 Yards Satin Ribbon, for Exportation. XI. D. A Di posit of £25 per Cent. will be required. If the Wine and Spirituous Liquors will not fecci+ the amount Of the Duties of Customs and - Excise payable thereon, they must be sold for Expostarfoo. AFRIC .4. Advices were yesterday recei►ed from the Gold Coast of Africa to the 9th of May, brinAing the sa. ' tisfactory intelligence that the peace between .the inland nation of Ashantee, and the Fantees en the coast, which had happily been brought about by the intervention of the Governor and Council ai Cape Coast Castle, had been strictly maintained; and that, between the 2l st of April, when the peace was made, and the 9th of May, a great number of Ashantee traders had arrived, traded, and returned, without the least difference or dispute having arisen. The accounts add, that the Ashautees we►e perfectly 'satisfied, and that the .Fantees were thanklul for our interference . in their behalf. It was supposed that the Ashantees would remain some time longer at Abrah (where they were aucamped), before they began their march to leeward. The Governor of Cape Coast had intimated to the leaders of the Fantee army his intention to recom mend to his Government, that a present of some ar ticle of English workmanship should be made to their King : this intimation had given great satin. faction. Some time ago Government sent ant to the several British settlements in Attica a number :►f certificates. handsomely engraved on •ellum. in the English and Arabic languages, for tl►e purpose of being distribu. ted to any persons who might be travelling into the interior, acquainting the natives with the object of the journey . of Main. Peddie, Captain Campbell, and Surgeon Cowdry. who, it wilt he recollected, have been employed to trace the course 9I the Niger, Lice„ By the account; just received, it appears that a num. ber of these. certificates have been circulated among theAdiantets, to whom the purport of them has been fully explained. Should it fortunately happen that our travellers are met by the bearers of any ot thew *di :gates, the advantages to be derived by them say be most important. The following is a copy of die certificates alluded to : . . gi is to make known, that Major John Pedclie, Captain Thema, Campbell, and Surgeon William Cowdry t have been emploted by the Brhisb Governsnent 10 proceed trans Senegal info the (metier of Africa, to trace the course of the river Niger, mod to obtain such information respecting the countries throuLts which they pass as may be useful in the extension and intpruve ment of Commerce, which Is the ol.jeot of the 3irtti.b Govern. mem in sanding those persons to Attica ; end that any person who may happen to. meet with those Grath:Men, and shall be the beans' of s letter to the Governer of this or any other Brt• this Settlement on the Gold Coast from either of them, .1111 re cave five ounces of Gold, and be liberally rewarded for any see• • vice or act of kindness which it may appear by such letter may have been 4mdered to either of them. " Witness my band, at " A. IL Ar " Governor *I t4e &lash Seolemeat cape Coast, Attics." The accounts add, that a school, upon the plAst of, die national system of education, hair been opened at Cape Coast, of the iprogress of which the Gcovegnur hoped in a short time to niAke a favourable r'epvrt. _.. -- ' ..• • . -. . . . . . . . .. . . . •••- • • • . h.. - ~‘ . * i t ,z st ,, , r. , • ' - - ' . I • ' . - • „...._z., . - 11 ( 1111 (0- • • . 6 Ape ....> .., ,4, rt• 47 .. - 111 .• ..* •' • : •ik • ~. .., ~_ vj .... . ... • At — q, c '. •• • . * • • 06%e' " 0 0X 1 . ,... or-, . A. :: - N. , F. •; . .1 . - i - , I T e.. . - ..._ .••,_ , • • • i•—•;•....;...,.....5y5i5r. _ ___ ____, . . • ' . . . ..... .. SATURDAY, AWGUST 10, 181 6 . YRICIS SEVRN - -PR •I iI. • • ~.• • • • • . NCR, July 17, len% GUILDHALL, LONDON, • . :1111.NEi UPON.MORTGACM . S ALES BY' AUCTION. . .I ST AVM:tier, 1818. To ItOBLIMINImiII GENTLEMEN of large LlWilled 'ERS of kis MA,: ~ • HE COhIMITTEE for LETTING the CITY' { Apor such who will .• . • - nag givi mike, ctrsrom-Houss, LONDON, Arrant 1, 1816. LANDS will !sseet at Guildhall, London, on TtIORIDAr, _. _ krion . present the Advertiser .Pso: rCTION, at tlie Tower, al Oeistingeon),to a ya_loab en le 9pol . ntmert a b s e im r e. d FOR SALE, the .15th day of Anima Instant, at Twelve o ' Clock at noun, to of '. l " C ow ; li bled of Ku l 64 y wy aecowimodated sfi* a lulls Min of Moller WI Mort g a g e ' Ay Order split Nom. she Cermisliet;ers *fhb Majet6's Cststaws, teat, and following dayi recline Proposals foe Willing In Shunt-band and afterwaids Addess. postage-free. to P. 3. C. No. 13, LuJgate-stren, Lad- - ..unary Lots of old p i On Wedtirtl.ty, th e 11th i ns t ant , at Tyro o'Cluck in th e AP cr. Roar precisely, at th e C ommerc i a l S a l e I .ti•3ms. Mincing lase, transcribing into Long-hand, and rot-Printi ng i n su ch Lo ng -hand oborsl4 . L on d on- f 1 1 1 es; Callers, Bit Articles of Sadiery and the Proceedings of the King's Connnisdon of the Pellet t ort and 1 iof seadinf I Powder Terniner and Gaol Delivery for the Citrof London, and also I SAT.F.SI RY ATTPTIn \I • SHE FOLLOWING PRIZE GOODS . (havints This day was published, in ito. price Xv. ISs. 6d. boards, rig H EOR Y on the CLASSIFICATION of Jt.. BEAU l'Y anJ DEFORMI l'Y, and their Correspondence with Physlognomutilc Expression, exemplified in various Works of Art and Natural Objects, and illustrated with four General Charts and Thirty.eigbt Copper-plates. By MARY ANNE SCHIMMELPENNINCK, Author of " A 'lour to Met." London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhlll This day were published. Heidsontely printed in One Vol. ave. price lOs. 6d. boards. QUI ERMONS on MORAL and RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS; adapted for the Use of Faaallica. Printed for F. C. and J. Riviostoo, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- yard ; sold also by J. Newhard, Piccadilly. This day were published, price Is 6d. CONSIDERATIONS on the Doctrine of REGE. NERATION, in the sense in which that term is used in the Church of England in her public Formularies; respectfully addressed to the Clergy. By the Rev. CHARLES DAUBENY, Archdeacon of SWIM Printed for F. C. and 3. Rivinron, No. 62, St. Paers Church. yard; sold also by 3. Hatchard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, jest publisheJ, by the same Author, A new Volume of Sermons on Several Subjects, addressed to the Congregation assembled to Christ Church, Bath, price to.. 6d. in boards. This day twat pablisbed, price ft. ed. THE FOURTH PART of Dr. MARSH's THEOLOGICAL LECIVRES, relating to the Interpre• tion of PROPHECY. Printed for F. C. and 1. Riving:on, St. Paul's Church-yard; sad sold at Cambridge, Oxford, &c. Of whom may hi had, just published, by the same Author, handsomely prin►ed in one volume, /Ivo. pelts in boards, Ss. tid. a Second Edition, with 'an Appendix, of • A COYPU ATIVZ Vzxw of 'the CUORCRILII of ENOLAIIIb and Roux..—N. B. The Appendix, containing some explanatory Notes, on Church Authority; the Character of Schism; and the Rock on which our &tome& declared 'hat be would build his Church, may be hail separately, price is. 6d. NvARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Math, equal to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Levkas...ft, and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly ftei Irons any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues In any eltinate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Mathes-lane, London; and Retail by Caldwell, Dub lin; White, Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, elasgow ; Lyon, Inverness ; Cookwortby. Plymouth ; Witherde;i, Margate; Page, Ramsgate; Lawler, Brighton ; Rudd, Southampton • Mason, Chester; Bacchus, Partin ; Clark, Lancaster ; Wood, Birmingham; Pierson. Sheffield; Greenslade. Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester • Reunthwalte. Liverpool; Edmonds, Swansea; Philtney. ; Monet, Carlisle ; Prewer, Norwich; Wat.. kitison, Scarborough ; and by Isis Agents in every Town In the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, is. Gl's pint, 30d. half a plat, and' ed. each. CAUTION.-Observe, none are genuine unleis 6Bit/d i r t/ V W/Il e it signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-left, moped in due bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacks has iodated, Went base impostors ur sell spurious CempONuooe soder the above name. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are allowed to, be the most frequent spouts of citildrenst Moises t—Thdt Spirting ellen- Parent should be ECTiaintesl erik They tacesise kiii of appetite, a paleness of the face, emadation, and in irray Oar state of the bowels, attended with violist pains; they Wet od toavulsions a affett the glestrittlit body , 'ant often PrOvelllai bi endi ng is a' or .degYr Beth WO preventative and cup for these i ~ n the above eiatelket Medicine is allowed, on the terarlieted of tha ancharacters in this Ciainery,lis load to equal. Their apiicobadoo, Oren to the rrorr= it troff a gerepagt ledge of its efficacy In thole pampaiiiiirib It at ad d rigietkion , and fighttle elhildirhe Wait ' el the kind qui boast.' geld at ' Masora: Birder aild &xi% ROA; eikkeipadA t loeflei. liVipackets at Is. 14141. and bisiii.aa es'., ell. aal is: di and Elsa hit Mr. Gardner, Geosge-spaii,* ffilnifiggh_ &Vapors. Newberyl Sans, Daine-ateigts . tirk 7fil ikti. 1 110411,1i, 14 every It aleteirelelleitimN=qmm • • • ' COPYHOLD FARM, NEAR. TILBURY FORT, AND HORNDEN, ESSEX; Land Taz Redeemed.- Bg Memo. HOGG4IT and PHILLIPS J • At the AIiCtUDI Mart, OD FRIDAY mu st SO. at Twelve, AValuable CO PY HOLI) ESTATE, called SOT TOW* FARM, fa the parish of Mucking, about three miles from Horndso, three hole Greys; end four frosts l'ilbury Fort; sionsistiog of FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES of rich Arable Land. with a Farm House, Baru, Stabling, and Outbuild ings, productive Orchard and Garden, let to Mr. Atkinson, tin Michseluaas, 1117. May be viewed with leave of the tenants • and Particulars bad 211 days previous to the Sale of Mr. Toornshnd, solicitor, Rons fnrd ; King's Ansa, Grays ; Bell, Homiest Dolpbio. Routford ; Crown, Bdlericay ; Spread Eagle, Inptestene; at the Mart, and of Messrs. Hogan and Phillips, 69, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. Valuable FREEHOLD FARM sad ESTATE, within Tea Miles of LONDON, in the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, near HARROW on the HILL. By Messrs. HOOOART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, London, on Fazoav,'SOth of August next, V Twelve o'Clock, In one or more Lon, by order of the Execu tors of the late Janes EDWAADII, Esq. deceased, AMOST Desirable FREEHOLD FARM. abu t ling upon the New Road under Harrow on the Hill, con sisting of ten valeable. Inclusures of prodigiously rich Meadow' and Amble Land, containing 'altogether about Our Hundred and Five Acres. Particulars are preparing, and when ready may he bad melte King's Head Inn, Harrow; of Clacks Jeaninp, Eaq. Eana-soore, Temple; at the Man; mad of Messrs. Hoggart and pi, Old Srood4oroot. . ' A LIFE INTRREST in a FREEHOLD ESTATE a! NORTH COURT, in the County of BERK% and the FREEHOLD GREAT TIMES of Three Hundred and Seventy-nine Acre. of Land. By Messrs. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, Landes, oa FRIDAY, August 30, at Twehe, by direction of the Emcee, in Two Lou, THE LIFE INTEREST of a Gentleman, aged, IS yaws, in a FREEHOLD ESTATE at North:we, in the County of Oats,. consisting 01 several Pieces of Land lying in the common field, containing upwards of One Hundred and Fifty-eight Acres, with a Farm Home, Earns, and Out-buildings, in the occupations of William Al,hirortb, fishy Davis, and Mary Illoebasis ; alto the Freehold Great Tithes of Three Hundred and Sweaty-Mai Acres of Land in Northman and Sc. Helen's, Abingdon. May be viewed on applimition to the reppective tenants ; and particulars bad twenty days previous to the sale, at the Star inn, Oxford; ; Hap Polio, Worcester; King's Head, Gloucester ; Bear , Reading; Windmill, Salt-litil; of John Williams, Esq. Red Lion square • at the Mart; and of Mesas . Hoggart and. Phillips, St,' Old Biosti•street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be men. A LIFE rtmutErr in i MANSION called RADLEY HALL, and several valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, at RADLEY and SU OWORTH,In the COUNTY of BERKS. By Messrs. HOOOART sad PHILLIPS, At the Mart, London, on FRIDAY, August 30,, at Twetve, by direction of the Trustee, In• Lute, SHE LIFE-INTEREST of a Gentleman, aged 35 Pans in avilds7 valuable FRtEIfOLD ESTATES, e in the Parishes of Radley and Sugwortb, two miles from, rd, in the Cowry of Berks, consisting of Two Thousand Acre of Lind; In good cukivatioa, divided into eligible Fame, ' wick Farns.hessis, isunserons Cottages, &ad Atrienkeral lend. ingo t is tie oneupptiess of responsible Tenants, pen en I,esee, and the reminder, at - WM ; With a Mansion, called Ridley Hall, with euttabk Glees, Gardens, and Plantations, surrounded by a Rut of nearly Two Hundred Acres; alio the Light of Presentation to the Living of Realty, and the Fee Simple of Teo Acres of . Meadow Laud. The Estates may be viewed on application to the respective Tenets; and Particulars had twenty . days previous to the sale, at the Star inn, Osfurd; Hop Poles. Wiircester; King's Head, Gloucester; bear, Reading; Windniill, Saltiiiii ; of lobo Wit.' limns, Esq. Red Lion-square ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hags gut and Phillips, 62, 014 Broad-.toes, where a Plan inuy be' seen. . . rideable FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATES. PERPErvAL ADVOWSON. and next PRILSENT‘ I JON to tile RECTORY of SUNNINGWELL, and TITHRS of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDkEO ACRES of LAND. at SUN! INOWELL and UAYWORTH, In the COUNTY of BERKS. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, 'MA* Man, London, on Fatoae, Anon *k at Twelve, by direction of the Trustee. to several Lots, SUNDRY very valuable ESTATES. the riven, Of ttIi:OCOILOZ Bowg in. Pairt, port oi s sabich itaLsosslssii fat 909 Years, situate is the Parishes of. Sunuingwell and any worth, sod a 'Mall pan in tie Paris& of Wootton, fuer nada from Oxford, in die County of Seeks, coosissins .of OneTbsoß sand Two diondred Acres of Land, _in soodaoldvation,divitawl into Oisible Farms in the octaliinilan e ntrepfelidblv tdome•Slit on Lease int'die remainder at 'Wilk witli pad FarsiAimes, }Cottages. Sod ainstaroitiligNindtaVal 11•VISap; elsolbe Perpe- Mil Adeovioost and asic Pimeoestioe xs oa c kemeri.er & Inn i ng . well, with a Pumices. Howe, sad Noll% and Twenty • Tithes of Tbsiossad Two at the Glee. _ - . -- —,.-,-- - -- ear, pt of Glabl7. - and lito lltlioa of One Tbotosond T , 1 4 24 zsioris Ausi ni! "- r iand; Lia viewed ow 'apoSoatims to dm reveal Tee is i'amirietteoliiii had oo der plain& to the •Salo, m Sam lon. Oitord ; k 346) Psis% Werillottirt iiitiet Head, W • a. Item s _ Roatilou Walt iit iabse “t pi' John Willis : 1., , tAatt•topt!ot tip j of aims. Hoigazi .., GOWShilikirs4 l " , where a I ' oats: • 17:1