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RY Command of the Lords Comitissioners of the Admiralty, Notice to hereby given, that the Situation of DIL-IWING MASTER. in the Royal Naval College at Ports mouth has become vacant, and that stich Persont as camera themselves properly qualified, and are wining to undertake the lanes thereof, gt a Salary of-ene Hundn•d Pounds a Year, and l n allowance of Thirty Pounds aYear for gousc-rent, may make ; •piication for the a oototmenc (by letter) addressed to me, send ag, with their applications, Certificates of their good thiracter. in Sptchnens of their away iu the art of Drawing. J. W. CROZER. A MARRIED surd beneficed Ciergtthatt; resident wialdll SO milpi of Lobdoo, attd Whoa/ tiumbtr of Pupils is limited to four, has now swamies for twet.—Address (post Paid), Rev. A. B. Mr. Moyer's, youlaselkr„ . ses, S!rand, London. RELIEF OF THE BRiTISH PRISONERS IN FRANCS. Amount advertised - - Z 47,409 10 6 Perish of imigtord. Elms, neer Without, by the Rev. .Mr. Garter - ' - 11 I 0 Stratford St. Mgy's Church,Sulfolk, by Ree.T.Coutley 14 19 0. Village of !Hothead, Somersetshire, by Rev. S. Alford II 10 10 Shelves and Le Blanc - . - ill 10 • Sedlrscomb Church, by Rev. J. Pratt . 3 17 0 Ignatius Palyart, Esq. - ' a 10 0 0 Dodger Church, by Rev. W. Smith • 9 11 U R.N. . 1 1 9 Parish of Upton cum Kerby,' neer Gainsboroogh, by Bar. Jams, Cos, Curate - - • 1 4 0 Parish of Heapham, per ditto .. • OIS 0 Do. SpiingthorPr N per ditto • 0 11 0 Wockwar Parish, Gloucester 0 0. 0 COS Weld Parish, Purr basingsvold, by key.. T. Newton 9 II 0 Parishes of Hinton 94 UM", %ea Fihthead, 14 eOl, Doram, by the Rio. G. Marsh . - 60 5 I/X Kimbeiley and Reeltford, by Rev. J. H. &memo 9 - 0 0 The R. W. Lodge of Antiquity Ns, t, acting by Mune._ mortal constitution, brother H. R. IL she Duke of . Sussex R. W..M. by brother Gem Avis, Soc. . 10 10 6 , W. Fsettotsartiasi J. Adagios - • 10 2: 0 1 usit4wid Fmk& aanwa, by R*4.1.11.. liall;Rintor rs 6 0 , Pat, Colquitoon, Esq. . . - • - 5 4 0 Rev. Dr. Michell, of St. Mania's, Cornwall - 5 0 0 Pariah of St. Martin's, do. per ifs. 8 S 0 Moretti Pariah, do. by Rev. AL dostddicombe 4 3 9 Ramsbotsont and TurMagtal . 30 10 0 Uppiogion Church, Salop, per the Rev. John Geary S 6 6 I..isn Held, Esq. - - - 10 10 0 Tait:aster Chinch, per the Rev. Wht. Rhodes 23 9 '1 Kirby Wade Church, per ditto - . • 7 3 5 , Walton ditto, per ditto • - . 2 0 0, Wain Church, Bases, per the Rev. Dr. Wordsworth 47 S 0 Yana' of Widdenwick, near Halesworth 5 S ,d 1 Darrington, Pontefract, Yorkshire, per Rev. LAakinson 5 2 S Mrs. A. C. - " - 5 9 , 0 From Liverpool, per Meson. Heywood and Sons; Collected at the Chaps. of Alum. . - 2 0 0 --•-•—,-, of Mulling • - 9 2 0 . Mr.' Hugh Mullitteus " • • 2 U' 0 William *vans .. • 1 0 0 Dr. lirandrolt, MD. - . • 10 0 0 H. B. Hollingshead, Esq. • 10 0 0 'Transmitted by rite Rev. J. Turner, collected by him at Selby . - 34 9 0 Fretmasune Lodge at Selby, No. 376 - 11 7 0 Loilected by Rev. T. Moaner!, Vicar of Brayton 14 4 0 1 HOMAS FERGUSON, Secret . ary, Nq. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. .;••- •••• SPANUII4 WOOL. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mt. ABIIOITI At Conaway's, Landes, as Tuesday neat, Jule ikat Twat% (For account of ineirani), AN exceeding large 'quantity of fine SPANISH WOOL, a s tray in gaol ore, Salvage free, tie Five of the AY invent, at Red Lion Wbarf, Upper ThaineHereet. Anther particulars will, be adrcrtis. d by Mr. Abbott, 1, Graeochurch-,tart, Rad No. 49, Leicerreo9osto. • ' puitstiANT to a Decree of the High Court of Manerryi init Curie, Hoar against Manbry, the Creditors of JOHN SNELGRAVE, late of Stratford Grove, in the County of Essex, who died att or 42510 the Iled 44 of May, 1510, are en or before the ttikl day of June, t6ll, to come in and prove their Debt. before WILLIAM ALIXANDZII, Esq. one of at Masters of the .said Court, at his Chambirs in Southamptoo• buitdings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof, they will be rremptonly excldeJ the beneSt of the said Decree. SUSSEX. , AN EXCELLENT MANSION. WITH vsownr-ON! . ACRES OF LAND.--By Mr. WELLFR, Ott dm Premises, on Tuebday, the lath Othialt,lB4l,4 LWOW*, THE truly Valuable and berh;rallle ERTIROLD ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the. Residswip of _ Admiral Moir TAM,. (Exonerated from Land-Tart). Comprising—a most substandel Mansion. In a complete state el solid and ornamental repair and contains, In the inseams, amp!. Cellarage ;on the ground Rear. & handminit Halt and . Staircase, weU properdoesd Eating and balkiest Rooms, end a test Libary and Eireeshouse, likewise Domestic Obese, Mist" • With conewdendettet men deecrttlym; as the first flew,' very file proratonad Delwin, Roo*. ilin airy tk4Chettebesa, bee Dressieg Rooms, Warne Closers. four large Attics, Strew litimeme 1 and Holism:mils Closets, capacious Tank. and good swiss water; a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground, inclosed by laity ' wells covered with the (*Latest Fruit Trees fi ne Drakes and I Filbert hedges. abundantly cropped MI h Vega:Ales, 'I and Home, capital sir stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses, a very coin plete fitted up Ltrewhouse, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry. Houses. Thiaatelightful Residence is situate In a Lawn of on. . wards 4114 Acres.beltedby a luau:lmi Shrubbery and Pleasure, ' Grounds. the agricultural Buildings, which are very complete, are 1 In a Da, screened from , view by Forest Trees. .The remaining pttct of the Laad surrounds the Paddock with three nett (Atari I and Gardens. The eligtbilty of situation, unrivalled beauty' of country, its extensive marine and land prospects 91 hill and dale, and a de lightfully featured champaign country, cannot be sufficiently de. mnbed—it moist be seen to be properly appreciated; the soil is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy; in &highly respect,- able neighbourhood, surrounded by the best mils, near a fashion. ableatul Tetrad Watering Place, anti a very sit ore distance from the nuts of Richmond's Fox ounds. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Auction Mart ; of Messrs. Wiattaniey, Paternoster-row; Mr. H. Phillips, Pond street ; at the Lila tries, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing. anti Bogoor ; at the' principal Inas in the neighbounog Market Towns; and of Mr. Weller, Chichester, of about Tickets may be had to view. Just publish it, price fit. wict Plate. by Lowry, THE ELEMENTS of-LINEAR PERSPEC 71VE, designed for the Ilse of Students in the Univer-ity. By D. CRESSWEEL, A. M. Fellow of Trintty College, Cambridge. Cambridge : Printed for 11Deiginon ; and sold by Longman, Mint, }kerb ' Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-tow; and Parker, Oxford. ORD ‘.1.11T B-UFFICR, lira,' SO, Nil. THE PRI NCIPAL S o OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE, do herrZyzivt Neat. That Proposals.vrill betticeived at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 19th day of June next, from such Persons as may be wiling teandertake the supply of Box-at/ma Wox a ; and other Articles of Iron, for secs* of the-RoOil Czr riage and Royal Liboratary Depute'tents st Woolwieb,ifor riod of three Years. Patterhs of the Articles maybe viewed, upon, application at the Royal Carriage Department, and in the Department of the Royal Laboratory, in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, where further 'particulars, together with the Terms Qui Conditions of the Con tract may be known ; and at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day hetwnen the.hours of ten and fear etiock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up aid endorseth " Proposals for Boa hinge Work, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 10th day of June, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party mahlog it, or an agent In his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. Stotkc:ll,:, Juriar, 41, %ait.vlaU, has publiblvni, price ls. A N APPEAL, addressed to the Public, and dedi- I- i caned to the PSINCZ Reamer, in I'o4l of the Families and irelatives of the Lritish Prisoners of War. . Also, price Is. Gd. A List of the British Naval Officers. Pei • loners in France. with Remarks. Likewise. price 24. Goldsmith's Secret History of Bostaparte's Cabinet. abridged tur General circulation. • lIRIIIBII REVIEW. This day was published, price 6s. Number n. of T HE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRITICAL. JOURNAL. .• Contents.—Cheetham's Life of Thomas Paine (a late and curious Armen= publication) —Psyche, a Poem—L-Pam villas on Bullion—Abbate lialsamu on Si cily—Hannah More's Practical Piety--Eliot's Defence of Portugal—Knight on Sap In Trees—Srate of the Irish Peasantry—Bishop of London's Charge —Burney's Tetitame.; de Mt 14141. &c.—Maleolin's India. London: Printed for Lougmap, Hurst, Rees, Vane, sn4 Brown, Paten:osier-row. . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 17, 18111. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby give meta, That Proposals will be recaved ac their Office in Pail Mall, on or before Monday, the 17th day of June next, from such per sons as may be willing to undertalee the supply of SAIL yIAKERS' ARTICLES for service of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the articles may be 'viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; and further parti. culars, together with the reruns and Conditions of the Contract. may In known at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mail afgresaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four &Clock ; where the Profn.r.s must be delivered, staled up, and endorsed, 46 Propcw salt for Sailmakere Articles," but, no Proposal can be admitted after the said t;th day in lone, anti o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed. unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ,R. H. CRRW, Secretary. WANTED to Rent nr Purchase, a COUNTR RESIDENCE'', (unstated oe,unfunnshod, with i Gactle.l and some quantity artanl, not nearer to London than thi#V nudes—a much greater distance would be rather rreferrA, and a detached situation on the Sea Coast, neat to a Village. NO objection to an old-fashioned House, nor to a Buildiogin tl.e Cot tage slide, provided the Ptemises are in good repai an., capable of accommodating a family of about ten persons, incitoling ser vants. Entry required in this course of a month—if the Premme are rented, the greatest earn will be taken of them and of the furniture. Terms, situation, accommodation, taxes, and all other parti culars, to be communicated (post paid) so A. 1). at Mt. Thaw- Sun's" Linen Draper, corner of King-street, liolborn, London. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. THE Texture being comprised partly of English 1 - Flax, renders it awl in durability and appearance to Irish Linen, and about half the price. held Wholesale, and by the Piece, No. 154, Cheapside, new St. Paul's ; and Harding, Howell, and Co. ; and ne other Houses in London. • A few Pieces are received weekly, grimily superior in fineness of testure and fabric to any Shirting Cloth ever yet produced; and well deserving the notice of Fatu.lierot the Ent rank. A Supply of the Spring Bleach is arrived. MANGLES. UPII4 - Sil PBRIOR. PRI NCI PLE4. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTEfiS PATEN I. ' T HE Nobilityv Gentry, and Public in general, are respectfully informed that S. DAVIS hay iag purcbas.d the Patent ot Mr. Maims, for his rareness MANGLES, has re moved the Business from No. 53 to N 0.4, Skinnar-street, Snow hill, London, four doors from Fleet-Marter, where he resPeet folly solicits the attentloti•of the Public lo his superior Mangle, which, for power ot ex:amnion, 'ease of working. substantial compact constructiou, and every useful. ailvanta;e„ *•ands unrl ♦alled, and which, upon inspection, he is confident will be ap proved and universally adopted. CHEAP PAINT FOR PARK-PAILINGS, %--. 1 FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRIs.:K, and PLAS TER FRONTS. TIAP LES, sLATys, at t r- &c. CHE IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per cwt. 1 56a. White Gf;s. Red 744. Chocolate Sias. 1 Yellow - 565. 1 Black ' Prepared Drying Oil, ss. per gallon. nest White Lead, 545. per cwt. Turpentine (Town) 7s. 6d. per gallon. Boded Linseed Oil, ss. 9d. linseed, ss. M. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and as they are prepared for the above description of Work only:posses% the greatest durability. They will also cover a surface considerably greater titan any other paint, from which circumstance alone they are actually cheaper than the common Coal Tar. lu addi tion to this, they are as easily worked as toe finest paints, and ' , sill nut crack or peel off under the greatest heat, and are a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rot. b. Also Paints for House Painting, and the Finest Work of every description, 20 per cent• under the usual prices. These Paints are nut said its less quantities than seven pounds, and the Fence Pints not less than twenty-. ight pounds weight. Sold, prepared for use, for Ready Money only, at the British Paint Manufactory, No. 41, London Wall, opposite Bethiem -1 lospital. . . Invisible Green bark ditto Eright ditto Lead colour Stone ditto p*r cart. 4471. >Ms. • Ms. 569. • 'rlus day waa publisittd t in byw price es. By 1. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crowu-court, Prince's street, Sohu, AAr ES3AY on some of .the Stages of the Opera tiou of CU'P'PING for the STONE; illustrated with an Engraviug. By C. B.'IRYE, F.R.S. Where may be had, just published, llaubeutoni Observations on Indigestion, the Second Edition, with salthuuns, by Dr. 13Ucban,*; , f.ce 11,644 Ibis day was published, price Iss. in Two Volumes, The Second Edition, of POEMS. Original and TrAnslAted ; including Ver sions of the NIEDEA and OCIAVIA of SENECA.. lay the Rev. C. A WHEELWRIGHT, A. • Of Trinity College, Caltsbridge. Leindon : Sold by Longman,. Hurst, Kees, Orme, sod Stein. rsti rnoster-row ; and J. Origin's's, Cambridge. Where also may be ha 4, Number V. of the CLASSICAL JOUR. MAL, containing a variety of Classical, biblical, and Oriental Literaiine, price 6.. Cuatsriu a, the MAID of the SMITE! SCAS, by Miss M. R. Mittord, pu ter tus. 'I HIED EDI HON, U.LIJSI RA fED Wl l'H CASES. 'I his was published, price 4i. AP MAGI' ',CAL 'FACE 41 1 IS E on the VENE- I- 2 - REAL DISE.t:iE, describing the Mitten.. Symptoms, and Lure of that Disorder, and others arinikg trout or connected with itosith soon Obstervailons on ORSIIIIID, aid thy unhappy Diseases of Youth. By M. CATON, Surgvee. Late of St.'l Isonias's and Guy s Hnwites. Priated tor ;4. P 114, Fleet street; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternostertow, London ; and the Author, N 4.10, similar street, Neweastketreirt, &mad. •1 Cis day was pahlisisert. in M. vols. 4ta. pnce 4s. howds WTYMOLOGICON UNIVMSALE ; or, ALA VS4SAL I CYIVIOLOGICAL DICTIONARY. On Melt Plan. In which it is !hewn, that Consonants are alone to be regarded in discovering the affinities of Words, and that the Vowels are tri he wholly rejected; that Languages contain the same fundamental ideal and that they are derived train the Earl . .., and the operations, accidstta, and properties, belmiging to. it. With diustrations drawn from various Lu pines. he 'I tamale Dialects, English, Cathie, Saxon, German, Danish, ate. gte.— Greek, Latin, french, Italian, Spanhh.—llte Celtic Dialects. Galk, Irish, Welsh. Bretagne, acc. &c.— —The Dialects of the Sclavonle.Russian, Ste. Ste.--'ilse tern Languages, Hebrew, Arable, Persian. Sanserit, Gipalrf, Coptic; Stc. &c. Cambridge, Printed at the Usilversity Press • sold by J. Mae. kitilay. Strand, Londttn.; and J. Deighton, Cam bridge. " BISHOP POlefErt/S's WORKS AND LIFE. This day wets published, In 4 Itola. Owe. prke 4 1 / 4 3. On. la boards, 9'UE WORKS of BEILBY PO R.TEUS; 1). D. A. faro Lord DidAp of Loodou. with an Marone Obis Life. By the Rev. komaT HonosoN, A.M. I.R.S. Reefs[ of St. Gorge's, Hanover-square, and one of die Gimp: kin. in Ordinary to his Majesty. Printed for T. Ceded and W. Davit.% Strand. . Rae& of the followios may *elm had separately : 1. F./err/tons, 2 vols. 12th Edit. 10b. in boards. 11. Lectures as St. Ma, thew'sGosprl, 2 vols. lithEdit. ISi Ms. S. luminary of the principal Evideoees of Christianity, 12nto. 19th Edit. 3. boards. 4. Tracts ott various Subjects, Sect. 9s. beards. 5. The Life of Bishop Purteus, by the Rev. Robert Hodgson, 7s. In beards. Likewise, lately published, a full -length Portrait of Bishop Por teus, elegantly ittgraved frosts an approved Drawing, £l. ts. IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE. By CHARLES DURNFQRU and JOHN KING, Esqrs. Barristers at Law ; Enlarged into five vols. 8110. price tn. Ss. in boards, the Cases brought dawn to the end of the last Easter Term. and the Sta tutes to the end of the last Session of Parliament, .50 Geo. 111. 'I his day was published, THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH OFFICF.R.—By RICHARD BURN, LI.. D. Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carli.le. 'the Twenty-first Edition, with many Corrections. Addi tions and Improvements. By the la t e CH ARLES DURN FORD,. Esq. Barrister at Law ; and co 'tinned by JOHN KING, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at . Law. FOR THE HOOFING C OUGH. • Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Catlett and W. AUST IN's LINIMENT, which is an external ap- Davies, Strand; J. Butterworth, Fleet-sfroet ; F. and C. Ri v i ng . plicAion, and has been used with constant success in pri- ton, St. Pant's Church-yard : and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and vate, and distributed gratis for many years, is now, from the nu- Orrise, Paternoster-row. .tri«ruus a pplications for It, offered to the public in general, ass 11 .,• In this Edition, the Heads. of Criminal Law are in part "We, easy, and effectual r• rued, for this disorder, and that Ire- newly framed, with many additional Cases ; great pains have Ike greatly when all other medicines have failed. It is equally effi. been taken with the "files, Conviction, indictment, Military Ler, cations in other obstinate and distressing Coughs. Vagrants, Taaes, &c. &c. and the Title " Poor," has been alto. Sold only by F. Newbery anti Sons, at their Warehouser, No. gether newly arranged, with great additions, and placed in a vo -55, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and No. ItW Dame-street, lume by itself, with suitable Indexes. bublin ;in pots, price fa. each, duty incidded. Also by Bacon - As above may also be had, and Co, oxy or d-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Burchell, I. Ecclesiastical Law, by the late Dr. Burn, 6th Edition, with Lung-Acre ; Ward, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Clarke, Note' and References, by" Simon Fraser, Esq. Barriater at Law. Borough ; Froth, Tooley-etreet ; Barry, Bridgettrect, Wm. 4 vols. Pro. price XS es. In boards Wastes ; and Brennaod, Dishoppgate-street. sr. Law Dictionary, bit the sun. Val. in. rice Ns. . . - RUGUY ANNIVERSARY. THE next ME - Ent:lG of the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at RUGBY SCHOOL. will be holden on Wednesday, the 19th instant, at the Free Mason's 'Cavern, Great Queen's-street, Lincoln's-inn fields, at Six o'clock precisely. , ITIiVIMIDS. Hun. and Rev. R. Dept Rev. T. Noel . Charles liaabury Tracey, Esq. Win. Lttrh4ngton, Esq. M.P. Wm. Grain, Esq. Henry Willoughby, Esq. M.P. George Wilbraham; Esq. Rev. S. He) rick Francis Lawley, Esq. WRATISLAW. Seceetarg. Tickets may be bad at the liar of the Tavern. The Stewsrds beg the favour of those Gentlemen who Intend to honour them with their company, to bars their names at the Tavtgrn on wheats theistit. that they tray ieVdautace"rdinei• - -n. 7COYAL. fORLE Ce..lllON, JJWARNE respectfully b?gs leave to inform the • Public, that a Report of his being about to quit tie above House having heat very generally circulated, with moat view he leaves others to determine, thinks it his lndispensible duty to ap prise his Frienth, there is no foundation whatever for such se t port; and that while he sincerely thanks them fur past fivours, be legs to add, that Lis utmost eutleavoun shall be made to in ; sure a continuance. SAMUEL SAMUEL HANNAY% ANTI-VENSitlitiL SPLCEIe. FO R FORTY YEARS has this celebrated and infallible Preventive I.otion enjoyed an unriralled reputadots4-a fact unparallelled in the world, and a decisive proof of its mild and unerring effects, Thousands in every country ezn vouch that it is the surest protection against VKINICRICAL INVIC I lON. sold in luildon by Mr. I.r Ati. COolt only, at No. 1, I..rrTi.s Sur r Le-STK r. T, tacing the Opera House, at lOs. 6d. a bottle, or, 10s. if tunic, and at 7s. 6d. or thr...t for a guinea ;_by whom all orders, post paid, and inclosing the value, will ha punetttai:y eze. med. Also by Jones, 114 h-street, Oxford; and Meyler, Abbey Church-yard, Bath. SI'RANIONIUM. Decisive Medical Authorities in favour of the Prepared Stramo nium and Myrna, as a Speak fur Consumption of the Lutist, Are Ants, and Wheezing. SURGEON FISHER, the original Proposer of these Reiterate, bas now the satisfaction to say, that the **Mit powers of the Stranioilinni, prepared under his direction, width has performed such surprising cures in the hitherto incur able throws, has received the unqualified sanction of the highest medical authorities. Dr James Anderson, late Physician General at Madras, has publicly expressed, by amply testimonies, his knowledge of its success In these maladies : and Dr. Sims, of Guildford-street, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, has both given Dr. Anderson's opinion of it, and his own testi mony of the cure of Mr. roulman, Surgeon, of Hackney, to whom he recommended it and likewise in the case of a Lady, daughter of an eminent Physician, eb here it was equally effectual. Tattiest professional authorities, the lollowing highly reputable testimony, selected from many others, cannot lad to recommend this valuable remedy to the attention of invalids affected with theabovediseases. Sir Wm. Altham is desirous to inform Mr. Fisher, that by the advice of hislPtsysician, lie has had recourse to his prepared Stra• nrioniena and Oxy mei, for a very distre.sing A Alimatic Cough, which during the winter season has always proved extremely ob stinate He bait the pleasure to say, that by the use of the prepar ed tgramoniuin and Oxynael accompanying it, he has been so en -1 tinily free from any aff.ctinn of the lungs, as to experience no in convenience, even from foggy weather.-I,ondon, Dec.2l. 1810. ri-EA - FNESS CURED by Dr. Taylor's Remedy: We lately copied the extraordinary pure of Mias Charlotte Faller, of Soutbover, near Lewes, from that respectable news paper, yhe Sussex Weekly Advertiser, printed by Messrs Lee, of Lewes. The same paper, of the 23d of May last, contains the following additional testimony :—" Francis Markwick, of Bar comb, near this town (Lewes), village schoolmaster and parish clerk, on last Saturday se'nuight attended at the office of W. Lee, and on being asked his busmen,. answered bluntly, but with a countenance full of gratitude, that he was code to communicate a great cure, which Dr. *Tayines - Remedy for Deafness hasl_ wrought upon him. Mr. Lee, in a very lute tone of voice, des;ree him to proceed, when he affirmed, that be had for a lung time Ls boured under deafness to a degree that compelled him to abandon his school, and to get a persoo to officiate for him as parish-clerk. But fortunately, at length hearing of Miss Fuller's case, as pub lished in this paper on the 4th of last month, he, by advice of his Minister, personally waited on that Lady, who literally con firmed the statement above alluded to, and advhed hint to lose no time In the application of the renitdy He returned home, delighted with Miss Fuller's account, and on the following day procured a bottle, by the use of which, large portioos of long accutnulated wax (the obstruction to his hearing), were die lodged ; and these the old Gentleman produced, and ex hibited with as much exultation, as if he • had overcome all the ills of Pandora's Box,- The power of hearing being perfect)? I restored to bim, he has Mewed both his school and parochial duty, to the great relief and comfort of himself and family." bold wholesale by Barclay and Soda, 95, Fleet-Marks, and all the principal wholesale vendee; retail by Mathews and Leigh, le, Strand, Lamina; and all Medicine Veaders in the country, price as, dd. duty isicludina. CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SUFFOLK. VALUABLE MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and ESTAI By Mr. PErrom, At Gummy's Coffee-house, Change alley. Cornbal l early In the Month of 3.11 y, THE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and WES MEV, and the Perpetual Advowsen of the Rector/ of Borough Given, and sundry very•valuable Estates, in the oc cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, Lyks, Wells, and others, most respectable Tenants at Will; with the magi ficent Woods in band; containing together upwards of SIOO Acres.. The Manors of Withersilad and Shorans, Minced Oa Shudycampsyand the perpetual Advow.an of the Steamy at Withersfielii, a nd sundry very valuable Elate Who *teepees or Mmes. Shgys, Ulm Slut, Wastrels, Walla Wedge, and eshats,, very respectable Tetuan at Wakt as aloe, thp jitatair# spa , , tbrivieft Woods l a bapd,taatai#at ht the adribearipaiW 1100 Acres. The Wesley and Borough Green Estates left situate Ave rea , from Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the main Loa. din road. The Witheralleld and Siludja.ainp's E•tatea are situate In the County of Suffolk, within three miles of Haveral t and ea that turnpike road leading from that town to Linton. These F.stases are well worth the attrotion of Capitalists and Zportsmenois they abound with Gamy, aod are on)) , d.s am from ' the metropolis 55 rode.. The Land in general bin a lug state of cultivation and the Buildings In capital repair, and one Hants on each Estate mayEe converted into a Ovule:tunes Residence a- a trifling expellee." The day of Sale vi lbe Ave railed - in due tins, and primed particulars delivered at Mr. James ' s USN, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's inn, 'Ando& F all the ornaments in nature, a fine head of hair O will always be considered the most level?, the acquirement of which will be found in the frequent use of sTR.I l' lON'S VEGETAL:II.E EXTRACT, which is now held in the highest estimation at rite toilets of royalty, also by many hundred 'amt. lies of the first distinction, whose rumerousletters„on I.zving perienftd Its singular and happy effects, are the best proofs of f:4 genuine efficacy; it possesses the most grateful fragmtice, and hi • :its renovating and vegetab:e properties speedily increasee the quantity of hair, producing the finest effect in long hair, and giving parsicuhr be4uty to the short crop, and is generally al:oated, by the most eminent inim in the art of cutting and arranging the hair, to be the best article e'er yet offered to the nubile. A. • variety of spurious Imita.ions have lately aPpeare.:, rise mobile are respectfully int:owed, that the sale of the above to removed (ruts 17, Leicester-square, to the Proprietor's Warehouse, ti, Leiter ter-street, third door from Leler.stersquare, right, In bottles, at is. 6d. and 7s. each. THE PREVEN'IIVE OF THE CONSUMPTION OF '11•12 LUNGS, commonly called DECLINE ; 'RYMER': IIECIVRAL FE BEI FIYGE MEDI. CINE, with VI I'AL AIR. In the Meade., of the Lungs, and ple• bode Asthma; and tit all other lotion ma. -tory Affections, whether local or general, this medicine prove. instantly sanative: wherefore, in violent colds, catarrhs, houses nests, coughs, Ste. (those constant forerunners of Cotisumptiou of the Lungs) thig Medicine is confidently recommended. CASE IX. From a Gentleman, aged 40, of a corpulent and plethoric habit. r Dear Sir, Hampstead, Fels 7, 11406. My lungs being oppressed with phlegm, attended with difficult • brta hing lair several months past, I took various medicines with little or no benefit; bur, upon hearing of your Pectoral Balsam being of repute in such complaints, I got a bottle of it, and rook one, and sometimes two table.apoonlulls every uight at bed time. lam happy to inform you that I found relief from the first ; and, • by continuing It about a fortnight, I bound myself so much better that I took only a small dose occasionally, and now continue as well as ever. Yours, respectfully, W. 'HAMMOND. CASE X. Sir—A Lady, a near relation of mine, being overheated in dancing, imprudently took a draught of cold drink, and exposed herself to the cold air of a winter's night: the consequence o which was a severe cold with hoarseness, soreness of the chest and cough. Having often experienced the beneficial effects of your Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from the first attack with it, and continued it according to the directions, till she was quite well. As consumption so frequently follows such seizures when neglected or badly nunaged, I thipk It my duty to the public, to your tuediciue, and yourself, to beg that you would publish this core. I am, Sir, your obedient servitor, Brighton, March 22, 1506. T. FISHER. • CASE XI. Sir—On the setting in of the severe weatherb st December, I wall seized with the - asthma, aitd, upon using the least exercise, I was almost out of breath. I immediately had recourse to your oi eellent Pectoral Medicine, and, by. ral.;t:g about three bottles Of it, I got as well a. ever.—Froin Sir, your humble servant, Orevesend, April 3, lnOe. JOHN PHILLIPS. Prepared and sold fit hurtles at two shillings and ninepence ; 11. and Its duty incltel , d by Jantcs R sorra n, 4511 rey, and, wholesale and re;ail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; and retail, by F. Newhery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-y.1.-4i Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Smith, 25, Haymorket, Newhery, Corner of :it. Paul's Church-yard ; Tun Rsyal ' anange; Ward; Ho:been; and ail the Vanden of &taut MelifP c'a is the Vatted Nat gie.l6 _. wits 11!rt • . Dedicated by Permission to & --- Paltdell ' Next week will' Ye pbblialsod, elegantly printed in eta THE CONSOLATiONS.si . ERIN.: A POE* containing Sketche s . of the most eminent 'Clraracters - of By CHARLES PHILLIPS, W. 8.. Student of the Middle Temple and Autbor of the Loves of Celestine sod St. Aubevt. a RomantierTale. Printed for Storkdale. Junior. 11,