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T • • • • 404:7 • • • )1,.....:•*• t . S a ) t • 'lr NUMIII;3 101011. ~... r 07177 CL: 01 7 0111MAKCE, ..*lril 21, 1819. FSrst A °Bnitigth-sTraDY iN will p h EX P4- Of b!lailed til* lh ß e l NI I N P AI d S t A - ~r, PRI:far:IL OFFICERS of Ilis MA 1' --. nqii \ -'''CE do herc.by g iro Notice, J , 7 0 ~ s ....., --• • . .1- 1 TUTS LAW Of ENGLAND, alphabetically and analy ,,,t,. to receive Proposals from such Persons "1117 t he "ring, at **view, the present state of those rt. „ ~1 are re--; . ...,..._ _us law s : UM Statutes at length; creating, continuing, re 'c willing to Tendt.; for a Quantity of SAL trET ,i v i ng. or mamas Ir. '', .1.. • I,ti,sty's Stores at the.lioyal Powder Mills, rally bear uton the same; and how fir they lave. .40:11, VYS i s hts are sleeted kr each other. to about O no Hundred and - Ey IL NUTTALL TOMLIN g, Esq. ...',1,1,....t Abbey,' amountiop, .. Tons. ::o Tender will l'e noticed fora less quantity Of tilt Inner Temple. ; •ort: , London: Printed for Bette Lttw and it is expected that Purchasers will pay for No. 7, Fiew.aesost. a s e w essAb. ?W e °Jattil'es. Bookseller. ~,,, Prie Toas; . . ; g u r to the Or , !nance Scot e - ke e p er on the s p ot upon deliirery. " - , The g I s nay be inspe - red upon application to the respective eCccrs of the Ordnnicc at Waltham Abbey, by all persons littler application for that purpose. otTrolers mud be ds li vwed at-the Mite of Ordnance, to h i.N.II, once before WEDNESDAY, the sth gay of May -,„.,, ;,,,,t no Proposal rest be admitted after Twelve o'Clock at ;.,.., of the same da l .. t, • • By thiketjthe 'bore, ""rONIRACT FOR COALS TO BE -DELIVERED AT GIBRALTAR. Commissariat Departatent, liteasury Chambers, Ist MAY, 1819. irli Pawns as are desirous of Contracting with Sca .t....,:q. frr CummL!arlat Supplies, to deliver 1000 Chat. gloat o: COALS at Gibraltar, may receive Particulars of the &strict r. this Office, between the hours of Eleven and The, t ed deliver their Tenders sealed cep and directed to the Agent for Cunnuissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tessler for Coals," . 2 or lame Thursday the 13th instant, but none will be i v:*tv ed after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any Propo ill be enticed unless made on, or annexed to a printed Particu br, ...rd the l't ices inserted in Words at length; nor unless a 1.-r.vr he subjoir..n l to such Proposal, signed by Tvio Persons a: ';own rt^perty, engaging to become bound with the Party tadaring, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars for the due No:mance of the Contract. 'Ms day was published, peke es. in boards, THE PROGRESS of HUMAN LIFE: SHAK SP/MBE'S SEVEN AGES of MAN; illustrated by a Series of Buttacti in_Proae sad Porgy, and Night Paufraeinp ' on Wood. For the Use of Schools and Famiiiies, with a View to the linprownset of the Shim Generwian. With a brief Memoir of Subpart and his Writinp. By JOHN EVANS, A.M.'. Printed foe illierwowd. Neely. and Jones, Patsesoster.row ; and N. Miles, PiceadMy. 1t...11 CREIV, Secretary. This day Wag Published, Are le. or 10.. Ild.tper dozen lbr A N ADDRESS from a R to hit , PA onn theft Duties 'as Members of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Prhtted for F. C. and J. Rivhsiton, N 0.12, St. Paul's Chum's 'raid ; and No. 5, Waterloo-place, • Lately published, in One Volume, ilvo. price in boards, 7s. ORIGINAL SIN, FREE- WILL, GRACE, RE GENERATION,JUSTIFICATION,FAITH,GOODD WORKS, and UNIVERSAL REDEMPTION, u =abs tained in certain Declarations of oar Rumness, which are the Groundwork of the Articles of our Established Church upon these Subjects; with an important Account of the Subscription to the Articles in 1604, and an Historical and Mica! dustbin to to the Whole. Ey the Rev. H. J. TODD, M.A. F.S,A. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Iviajpsty, and Keeper of the Arch bishop of Cameroirry's Records. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place. EAST-INDIA lIOUSE, Aril 28, 1819. 11 1 HE COURT DIRECTORS of the LWITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to he EAST 1211)1E5, d,, hereby give Nance, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be VI at their House in LeadenhalLeareet, en WEDNESDAY, the June neat, ut Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the itrpoie of tieclarinz a Dividend front Christmas last to Ali& grunter That the Trarafer Books of the said Company's Stockiwill be 'kat on THURSDAY, the 5d June next, at Throe o'Clock, ad opened again on THURSDAY, the 15th July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's !tech, due on the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on TUESDAY, the 6th of July next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. This day'was published, in octavo, In sit very large volumes, price in boards si. les. dedicated by permission to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, lij Second Edition of EECCLESIAS'T'ICAL BIOGRAPHY k or, Lives 4 Eminent Men connected with the History of Rehgles* England, from the Conunencement of the Reformed= to dis Revolution; selected, 36d illustrated with Notes. By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH., D.D. Rector of Lambeth, Surrey, and of thandridge, Kent. Printed for P. Cod J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Chun*. yard ; and No. 5, Waterlooplac.e. Of whom may be had, lately published, by the same Author, Stamm ; to 2 vols. *To. prise in boards 16s. POPULAR TIII.:RLES ESTATE, IRELAND. 910 l SOLD, either altogether or in Parcels, the .i. EST ATI: of THU RLES, with its, ieveral. Dependen cies, lo the County of Tipperary, in Ireland, consisting of up wo!, e Secco Thousand Five Hundred Acres, English mes suns ;./1,: cnlnpriziru, with very numerous Farm*, the TOWN of TIC; The whole of this most important property, girt: N attended with peculiar and great advantages, has been Ltai =tritely and minutely Surveyed.—The Survey, Mapg, P.utinihrs, Rental, &c. may be seen on application to Thodus leingart, of Csstle Fogarty, near Thurles, in the County of Tipperary, n i .; also at the Office of Messrs. Evans and &t -am S.. Mildted's-court, Poultry, London; and James John ston, of North Cumberland-street., Dublin, Esq.—Mr. Langan will appoint propel persouto chew the &tatty, will give every ec.cssnv infrtmation on the soot, and will treat for tbe Sale. _ _ . AND FASHIONABLE WORKS. This day was published, in Three large Vol.. price Xl.lO. VLWNGTON. A Novel. By Mrs. NATHAN, Prituettfor J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall; and White, music-seller, Bath. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Nullities Songs and Music. Aim, The Metropolis; a View of Fashionable Characters, SocktTs and Manners, price 245. Litt Vi Hydrogen—The Devil on Two Sticks in London.— By the same. Twelve Coloured Plates, Third Edition, 65. 6d. Lite! By the Author of " The Greeks," &c. Six Coloured Plates, Mice 6s. Dress and Address; by ditto. Second Edition, Six Coloured Plates, price Neclothitania. By one of the Cloth. Fifteen Sketdbes, tta. Fitz-Florian's Alphabet; or Lyrical Fables for Children grown up. Second Edition, price ss. 6d. AVD ESTATE, Great Tithe Free. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, VFIE MANOR and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called GOLDI/f GRAM HALL, in the Pa rishes of Hubner and 6eslingthorpe, in a very agreeable did healthy part of Essex, on the borders of Suffolk, in a fine Sporting Ceuntry, near the navigable River Stour, communi cating with the pent of Harwich, and within about three miles from Sudbury, in Suffolk, (a good market town), and Sti from Leaden; tonshting of a genteel Family blouse, very recently erected, Shrubbery, Barns, and Out-houses, and 423 211. 28P. (mote or less) of Arable, Pastore, and a small portion of Wood land; slw whole in a high state of cultivation, considered to be one of the first corn estates in the county ; is great tithe-free, (swept about ISA.) and the poore-rates are low. Upon part of the lands there are excellent brick earth and a chalk-pit. This Estate has been recently re-let to a very respectable tenant for seven years, from kii:diaelmas, 18111, at the yearly rent of 000. It will be found very desirable to any Gentleman fond of Agriculture and Sporting, and whiting to reside at a conve- Mtn distance from town. Fur further particulars apply to Messrs. Falrthorne and Pow- Solicitors, 2, Copthidl-court, Thrtlynorton-street ; to Mr, Thomas Gill, Solicitor, No. 5, New-In• ; and tq Mr. John Cook, Surveyor, Holton Hall, near Stratford, Suffolk. The may be viewed by applying to Mr. Cill for an order. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE, This day was published. In two large volumes, royal octavo, price !4.45. in boards, rIIHE FARMER'S COMPANION, or Complete 1 System of Bloom; HU&SANDZY ; including the latest Im provements and Discoveries in Theory sad Practice. By 8.. W. DICKSON, M. D. Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, &c. The leading feature of excellence by which this Work is dis tinguished, is that minuteness of practical detail, which renders it singularly adapted to the purposes of Agriculture. The whole scope of its contents has a constant and immediate connexion with the daily pursuits of the Farmer ' the Implements of Hus bandry he employs, the ',lodes of Agriculture he adopts, and the System of Pasture and Feeding be ponies. These multifarious topics are all arranged with simplicity and d earness ; so that the ork presents an ample, but distinct display of every subject con nected with the practical objects of a Farm. It is illustrated with ~p wards of one hundred Ffngrsvings,representingimproved Ins.. plements for Farming, various Breeds of Cattle, Sheep, lac. gtr• This valuable Work is likewise sold in Ten Parts, which may 6e had together or separately, price 4s. each, Loudon : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; and sole by all Booksellers. THE high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility Jl and Gentry upon the above New Sauce, induce; the Pro ln-:ars. Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to Mier to the iii: at large a Caution against Imitations, by mentioningo ton:. cart b,: relied upon as genuine without each- Bottle being ealblun.ter their II: or and Address, and also each Label hay ist their Siguuture. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, ben adapt e d f or a ll purposes , h as cause d a sea t demand fur it, ben . ata increu, of exculatiun bids fair to equal their much and lostrocenieti ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. Tar: respectfully solicit a trial from those who have not used ronildent is will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. ac!touir, No. 107, (corner of the 2vay Steps , ) " •• ) LClildnn. vraAN,I c:/P. WORMS, 1 7 1 . 1 - S, PA ' 'CS IN 'CC sTom ACl:77ce. Avoitms, when generated in the human body, are the cause of many internal afilictions,which wary so much tn their effects that they may b A:mistaken by the most eminent hYlic ; '.4l, aid prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men, Lnd children; though the latte more extensively suffer tLir destrwitive ravager. Their mews:usual symptoms a:r Vb. Ntawrich. eni Heed, Lost of --Ippotile, need find canticle! appcaronre ht the Mira*. The extra 'arr elizacy rhe celebrated CIIING'sI T WORM Li in all such complaints, as well as in oestructions In Is, and :•veri disorder where ope ling or cleansillphysit i, so universally known, sad ha: been publicly . d by so many persons of divine:ion sid rank id' .is urinecessary hqre to enhsrhl op tbeia uGsr is nuin N cient to say, :hat I other mistlichar, i for, the •rs, maintains any kind of competition with Ching's -J.:. Asvct;es ; and considering the great prevalence particulate. in children, that no mocker, or superin fasaily shtaild ever be without them, to have ..e,aver occathots requires their use. They are sold, klir.:ctioni, Li bore;:, at 2s. 9d. ss. Gd. and '2.,;5. catiemi.i.ice of the poor) in papers at thirteen '; Ay Illtler ..nd Sons, Cliemista, No. 4, Cheap t.,.o...ters, London ; and No. 54, Aackviilr-street, . ai:p.ct..hle Wades.; of ratan. ,:ste%liciues in Lie Unitt;tl 01 1 .1:11t :id L• On the tit of May will be putlished; prise Is. embellished with a striking Likeness of Lady Caroline Lamb, the Fourth Num ber of a New Volume of the V-EW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LITE -1.11 RARY'REOISTER.—Contentsr L Memoir of the Right lion. Lady Caroline Lamb.-11. Observations on the Theatrical Representations of the Ancleuts.--111. Ghem, in 1,819.—1 V. On the practicability of effecting a North East, or North West Passage into the Pacific Ocean, with Observations on the Voyage of Captain Ross and Lieutenant Parry.—V. Nnga Li teva rix, N o . s.—vl. On the C'aaralter and Poetry of I Lord Byron, by Mr. Witfen.—Vll. Mrisme de Stael, on the Life and Character of Cleopatra.—V 111. Journal of a Tour in 'England, by the Austrian Archdukes.—l X.. Memoirs of the late Peter Gale Faux, Stenographer and Patriot, (continued.) — N. Defence of the Newtonian Theory.—Xl. Notices, illustra tive of Cambrian History and Antiquities, No. 4.—X11. Ob servations on an Exhibition of Chalk Drawings.—Xlll. Letter from Doctor Polidort.—XlV. hludie's Series of National Me 'dals.—XV. Mr. Tredgold on the Decay of Timber.—XVl. Me. moir of F. W. Blagdon.--XVII. Original Poetry.—XVllL Remarks on Campbell's Specimens of the British l'oces.--XIX Brookes' Durovernum . 6 Poem.—X X. Dr. Clarke's Travenol's S can di n avia.—X XT. Rose's Letters from Italy, &c. ace..—. XX 11. Varieties, Literary and Szieittific.—XX 111. Mr. lA% the Arabic Professor at Cambridge, compared with the 'admi. rable rrichton.—X X 1 V. Floe Arts.—XXV. The Drams. —a XXVI. New Inventions and Disenveries..—XXV 11. New Acta' of the British Lirialature.—X XVIIL -Reports, Literary ( Ile. • tearological, Agracultuial, and Commercial.—XXlX. Pipit of Political Events.—XX X. Domestic and Foreign Occurrences. X X XI. Obituary, Mr. Harlovve, &c. &c. The three preceding Numbers of this Volume are illustrated writ Portr-its and Meninits of Wm. Wordsworth, Esq. and the Rev. C. R. Maturin, ar.tl S. 'l'. Coleridge, F.sq. and those who may wish to avail themselves of the opportunity of commencing with the -Er esent year, are requested to transmit their orders' iinniediately to their reapectivc BoaseUers or Newsmen, to gre yer t disappointment. London: Printed for Henry Coliture,Cooduit-erreet ;Midi= 'POoltouunicatiuus (postpaid) ire retpieesed to be addrCssool. • 0 .5 ' .....- 411.4€5. 5 ' ' 5 • , • ... I , iI, ( '' 4 ' . • i a '' -. • ... 1 . s ' . ' 4., • , r -4, , • ~,,,,. 14 ( p 1 . p ,• , 406.-4. k....A4. _ iIAZ:. mII I 1 .:' 1 1 . , ii,,,,,..- Nir • • . ') '• , •l ) \, • , -*lk`' % 1 . , op • ..... . . • , • • MONDAY, MAY 3, 1819:____,_____%. SALES BY AUCTION. .~ nim=.ll•• NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, Between OUNDLE and lIIARKET HARBOROIJOH. The MANOR or BIOGIN, with the MANSION and CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITHR-FREL 4 Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE MINIMUM ACES ssf rich Feediag„Orazing, and Wood Lead.' By Mr. ROBINS," At Cutaway's Coffite-house, Exch2ngo•Mley, Cornhill, Lou.don, on TIMIMAY, May 13, at Twelve o'Clock, In Ow Lot, q'HE 81GG1,14 ESTATE, FREEHOLD and, TITHE.FREE. The MANOR of RIGGIN, well leered with GAME, with the Elegant designed' MANSION, nearly finished- 7 the Elevation in the itali4t, Style, with a Grand Noble Portico to the East Front with Offices, Gardens, Plea sure Grounds, surrounded by upward e of ONE THOUSAND TWO .11.4;.‘DRED AND SIXTY EIGHT ACRES Of Capital Feeding Pastures, Meadows, mud! On Arable and Noble Woods, all stinted with Capital full grown Tiutber ' the principal of fine Oak. The !Ands round the Mansion in the Park Style with Grand Avendes of Luny Timber Trees. The Wtkide and *bout NINETY ACRES of Land are in wontaloing together TWO klUNDl t i t i ACURA. The remainder dhrldad teed . rms and Pastures, let to most 'respeetubletwierio eland Peatall Wpd moderate estimated Value upirerdi Of TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED Pounds per lawns and highly improvable. A pew eligible Property for Zwidesige or Investaseat. In a freleseehtl pleasant Country, caseation naighboarbood, and abound-• ing.in Field Sports: within two miles of thugljei, 14 froni ton and Stansfeed, 30 frost Noetheniposo. and 10 from Lowish The road front °wadi: to Marhet Harborage' pan* tiro. the Estate. May be viewed any day prdceding the Sale, Sundays excep ted, by Tickets; and by applying to Charles Erakekl, Es at the Mansion House, which may be seen from Eleven to Thum,. Where Particulars may be had; and of Robert Shim& gig. and at the Swan and the Talbot Inas, Ottudie ; Angel, Petty, borough, and Stilton; George, Tkrapstas, Staanford, and No/- that:won; Swans, Harboevioo; Haycock, Waseford ; the •Ho tel, and lien and Chickens, Unninghem • George, lAchftald ; Meows, Barley, Moore, Lake, and Burley, Lincoln's Inn; at gazalaaaVe Coldne•hine; and of Mr. Robins, Warwielg•street, Gellishaipalkg when Pleas and Elevations may be seen, and 'Pickets air 'OA, had, and at the Mansion. . RICHMOND, SURREY. ELEGANT VILLA on the BANKS of the THAMES, Fashionable and Elegant FURNITURE, PIER and CHIM NEY GLASSES, MIRRORS, Floe OLD CHIN. CHINESE PAGODAS, BRONZE and OR-MOLH VIOL' AM and TRIPODS, F RUN CH and ober CLOCLII. aCtBILLIARD TABLE, GRAND PIANOFORTE, i a l l tßEL ORGAN, PLATED ARTICLES, Sasnimil of CHINA, rich CUT GLASS, and a small Cellar of choke WIRES; LEMON ad ORANGE TREES, ad various EFFECTS. By Ifs% ROBINS, On the Peornises, almbemod, Surrey. on Marnay, the 17th ay of May; 11119, at One o'Closh, THE LEASE of a very ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE. diorite mar the Bridge at Richmoad, in - die County of Surrey, *era with Suites of Spacious Apart ments, handmindy lad up, antedated for the accoannoda *On of a Nehispon ex Fondly of the firs Datincdon • cons* ending a fina View of the River Thanes. end of the beautiful richly varied Scenery of the miiimaillaig Otatteni a heoe -•••-Grovekt to the TOW ; ~elee and 11 8 114 640 • -sesaviatHays, at *ILL BE SOLD, The Elegant and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD MEWL TURE, the !principal part new within a dose period; coal* ing of Broad Cloth and Oats Cotton French Eed Window Curtains, with continued Draperies, trimmed with Pukka' Fringe • capital Four-poet and other Jleakteads, with Chintz and ot her Furnitares ; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bed ding of all denominations; well-made Cabinet Articles, ia Wara.l robes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, Pembroke , an d other Tables in Mahogany, &c.; a capital Ward-Table; capital Piet and Chimney Glasses, some of large dimensions; Mirrors; S i ne Old China, in Jars, Beakers, Dishes, Services of China,' rich Cut Glass, Plated Articles, Bronze and Or-moln Figures ; Ligbas and Tripods, Chinese Pagodas, Reach and other Clocks, Barrel Qrgsn, by °emend and Coes a brilliant-epoed Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood and Son • Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets, and various Effects; a fe w remarkably line Orange and Lomas Trees, Green-House Plants, and a Nall teller of choice Wines. The House to be viewed to the time of Sale, by Tickets; Particulars on the Preiniws ; at the Castle and Talbot, Rich mond ; White Hart, Windsor; Castle, Sal-1111); Red Um, Hounslow ; and of Mr. Robins, Wavnick-sucet, Goldenmare, of whom Tickets for viewing May be had. The Furniture an Friday and 'Saturday preceding the Sale. Catalogues will be ready in due time. On the same sod WILIBINAIRE AND HAMPSHIRE CAPITAL MANOR OF WEST DEAN, Abounding with Game„ valuable and extensive Freehold Rotates, ANCIENT MANSION, With Offices, Gardens, Fish.pond,Stc. eligible Farms, Woods, and Lands, nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES, In a Ring Fence, Land Tax redeemed, ritbate between Salisbury, Winchester, and Southampton. ay Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, oo THURSDAY, May i 7, at Twelve, in one Lot , A VERY 'VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE: • . Comprisingthe valuable lANOIL OF WEST DEAN, • Extending over a very considerable track of wood lend and coppices, besides the Estate, abounding with Game, and con tiguous to several excellent covers, in a fine sporting country. THE ANCIENT MANSION, With Offices, Gardens, Fish Pogda, ate. formerly the Progerty and Residence of his Grace the Duke of KniteiTov, beautifully situate at Welt Dean, commanding extensive and delightful views of the New Forest, Isle of Wight , and the ma g nificent wooded scenery around, terminated by Salisbury Cathe dral, and up wards of FIVEHUNDRED ACiti•lS Of Arable, Pasture, Meadow and Wood L and ; with a noble avenue of Oaks, of fine growth, in hand. Also several very ex ellen FAR MS, let to respectable Tenants at Will and on Lease, containing ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, Divided by thriving Fences, with Farm Houses, Yards, Bows, Stables, and otber Buildings, and about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACJWS, With Farm Houses and Out-buildinea, sundry Cottages and Gardens, let on leases for lives. The whole Estate nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES, In a sing fence, presenting a very eligible and advantageous pro petty for the reiiiienis of a Gentkman, or investment. The Wood Lands are storetLwith :-. considerable quantity of the finest Oaks (fit for naval purposes) and other Timber, in a ; thriving state, with an abundant succession of rating storm, beside': hedge yowl. Tile neighbourhood highly respectable, I, situation healthy, and the distance ;from Salisbury only eight miles, Southampton 16, Winchester 18, and front London 7a. * May be viewed Ins y appiyink to William Ransom, wooiman, InClirancis Feltharn, on the'Premiso, where Particulars may be had.; .also of Thos. Winch, 140,ilicitor,,Saliobiary, and at the I White Hart, atilAntelope; the Star, Andover ; Dolph in, South ampron ; White Ilart,Winchester ; Fovea* Potesmouth;White I• Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Has had Cideitens, Birmingham; at tiarriway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Galatia i square, where a Alan of the 4ktate may he seen. PgICE SIEVEN4ENCA. . , SALES BY AUCTION. • CELLAR oralthEßlOl CHOICE FINE-PLAVOUNILD OLD WINKS, Lying in a Private Cellar for several Tears. - By Mr. ROBINS, At the Rooms, No. 19, King-Street, St. Jamees-Square,O• WLlaktoill' next, May 8,1819, at Onc•c'Clock, • By Order of the Theodora of . 3. W. L. Willroill, OMIT, Esq. dr:eised, ALCELLAR of GENUINE FINE-FLAVOURED OLD WINES, consisting of about THREE HUN DRED Do/,Gm of Superior Old Port, Choice Ilast-Inkia hLadeirs and Sherry, very fine Old Hock, Sautern and. Claret Chi.mpaigne, White Hermitage, Marcella', Paelsoroilk and nor: sac; also, a Hogshead of excellent CLARET in Wood. Moat of the slime Choke Wines were imported by the late Proyrietor for his own use, and have Welt lying la • Pri vate Cellar in Blue Ball-yard, St.James'•-street, stveral years, and to be delivered from thence. 'Po be tasted at the time of Sale. Catalogues may be had at the Roams, and of Mr. Rubio, Warwick-street, Colden-tquare. MIDDLESEX. VALUABLE FENRITOLD end COPTIFIOLD LSTA Tll5, FELTHAM and ASIIPORD. - A mdastantial brick-built FA EBLIKOWSR, with Yard and Out . bssiidiogo—a beautiful CO'rrAGE ORNEE, with Lawn, Pleas re Ground, Sheet el. Water, Clime, doe. --madry Par ' Os of excellent MEADOW and ARA ULU, LAND, ur .. Wig* of oNg HUNDRED AND THIBTY-THRI•E ACRES--TWO CO'T'TAGES, with Gardens and 'Melons Workshop--fifteen Mlles twin London, Gar born Houndow, sty from Richmond, and two boo Stublinti and *enamels In a good Neighbowhosal, and grind Reads to every direction. k Mr. ROBINS, At the Rieck Dug, at Bedsent, ea l'oessev, Jaw 15,11119, at Twslye ceaock, in 'bits, pIIE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the be ZACIIABI AM FOXALL, Reg o deceased, eagle in the Pa rishes of FlitallAM and ASHFORD, a delightful and very healthy past of the - County of Middlesex-41e wide es Mee to Mr. Livens, till Michaelmas, 1822. Lot 1 comprises a beesitiful, compact COTTAGE ORNEE, ' ,tastefully fitted up, adapted for The accomosodation of a mail ' genteel Family, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Wrier is froooot, with Conservatory, Chaim House' Stable, and MAO& , higs, Garden, and Pasture and Arable Land, containing LIA. NIL AP. is the occupation of Mrs. Cm:mum situate at Urbana QM, adjoining the road from Richmond, lianworth, and Honor dew, to Massey, Lluistes and Staines. Lot ii. Two Pieces of MEADOW LAND,with as extensive =se, containing 4A. lIR. OP. opp osite to Lot 1, and ad the road frem Itlchmond Haworth to Cher*/ and Staines. - Lot 5. A Substantial Brick built many FARM MOUSR I 'situate in the village of Fritts's, in the ocaraden of Mr. Lil co, with a good Garden, Farni-yard, Baas. &shies, Cads, ice. and sundry enclosures of Meadow end Ankle Land, con taining IBA. 3R. 1 sp. Lots 4, 5, and di A Valuable Emlosnre of The ARABLE LAND, Adjoining the road - from Feltham to Howaslow and , and Lot I, containing 35A. SR. 5.P. (easy, . An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, soGesiOns GA, sit. OP. situate at the eztressitrof the lane, opposite Larrh,SE ff. Lot 9, An Roamers of ARABLE LAND, eestableg lA. i R. iSP. situate nearly eppasitato Lot 7. Lot S. Ti see Foeleeureg of ARABIA . sad FAKTURII LAND abstaining 7A.113, lIP. situate seer IS Let 6, and -ess= Let 7. 10, 11, 12. l east and 14. comprise two Erwiesof B L LAND, absisg 45A. UK. 57P. 'legate s tet . efiam., Waded by the Ilieggolaw used to Todillsitoes .1 So 4 earrorraermskangiepler issikineriebr e :ditg very agoiairsand *as Wiligs. Imdishembewo miles limm, hots 1411, lad 17 . Two COTTAGES and p WORKSHOr s glisete us the preferable part of weir'''. of Ashford, etvegylag a frontage of about 116 fist ad 46 T 9 be viewed Irf applying to the Tessa. of .whom Jars may be had; at the Bieck Dag, Reelfoot ; Rusk Omens ; Bells at IltamPllo 1 George, roalmilholo6 Ned Lies, Mgr s dew; at Gereaway's; and al sr. var., Warwick-agract i , •Crolden•mpare, where a Pim of the &WM *ay be Mora • N ------ . -- - -- '.7 NERVOUS DEBILITY, be. VNCOURAGED by the guiform success attend -4:a iv their vs:gull:sr method of treatment In the sure of a few prevalent Complaints, which has been manned 4y the= device of many yearsin a large and extensive pratillce; also of the happy effects resulting to the itiblic from Medicid Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dbeisto, Moors. DOSS and Co, Members of the Royal College of Sur geons In London, cootinue to direct their trunks to those &se ders arising from a secret destructive habit of incomiderase youth which not only occasions a numerous train of narrate al s, but also entails on its vowies all the enervating int beellitles of old age. In that distressing state of debilitysut de ficiency. whether the comequeoce of such baneful habits, eg- cosier drinking, loos reilience in hot climates, or my other caws, by which the poweri of the Caudeution because wir /baled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they e'er a ' firm, safe, ant! speedy restoration to wand and vigorous heads. Where an early application is made for the cure - of a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradication is often completed in the short apace of two days: and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Veneftai Mfectim, characterized by a variety of painful and discredits symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without restraint io diet or exercise) will insure to the Pmitruit a pentiment and radical cute. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with, or arising from the above complaint, have nt~ cusped choir attention ; by an infallible and improved plan, they are enabled to remove obstinate GI, ets and Strictures, whethor recent or of long duration, without resurtin; to the ainful and dangurous use of the caustic boogie. To M.ll7Wa remake, whole expectations of those tender pledges of connubial hapincess have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to kt.uw, that by a proper perseverance in their remediesythe general health is renovated, and the impedi. manta removed. 'Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the mire of the se particular complaints, in arctir that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric,.think it but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession, certificates of which from various hos pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, alley have to convince any inquirer. Thu a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as weli as in miser parts emboldens thtin to ass:rt, that their researches having been st a lined to diseases already cluoterated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such a 3 may labour under the debilitating effects of a lifelassed under the torrid zone; and.they preoune that their = i ons constitute a fair gron cc-: a the vn2tecedented ec-. with which they have by ..,e roblic been so liberahy I honottrrA. To be consulted at their !muse daily, per orally or by letter, by patter.ts of ather sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and aultntitol. Patients in the eolititry are requested to state the particulars of their caw, age, and DoUnier of lizing. inclosi-ig a reinit.anee far advice and medicines, aed th. remedies will be given or iorwar %led to any part of Lii., linipioni. • VOSS and Co. M. 11..C.Stirgeons, 13, Bouverie-tercel, Fic..1..5.. rem.. Lotulov, - . Jest pliglisht\i. Troth Edition, The N.ots of Lim, a familiar Comnimitary an the above Diseases. By Goss and Co. Addreesed to the Vomit and Ma turity of bUla Sexes. May be hid at f.'o, l'aterooner.row ; 06, I'4l-5E2; 1.4, G - rord.street 474. Fleefestnot and of ad kkooksellers, prim Zs. r * 14 FAMILY COIiiMQN PRAYER BOOK, in One e a I hm u ll Vohinne, 4to. with NOTES, Explanatery, Practical, and i ng ,i n E Historical, by the Rev. 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