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P ttri p 1~~ ~,................ - ANNUAL REGITITR FOR leiS. ..., 1111, day was published, ,perry NEW ANNUAL REGISTER : or Ce ,voi Re p o sitory of History, Politics, and Literature, for ye ill& loved for William Stockdale, 181, Piccadilly. .~, e gaeece of the immediate disposal of the remainder of of the late Mr. John Stockdale, it is particularly re. ibit Gentlemen will complete their sets as early as pos . - . FOR THE USr. OF THE CLERGY AND FAMILIES'. This day was ptitsfistied, in three handsome vols. evo. price 21.45. in boards, SOME IMPORTANT POINTS OF PRIM'. TIVE CHRISTIANITY Maintained and Defended; 11l several Sermons and other Discourses . fly GEORGE BULL. 1) D. Hish o P of SI. TO which is prefixed, the HISTORY of his Lire, and of nom Controversies in which he was engaged.—By Mosaics . Isiiicsota, Esq.--A New Edition. TO-MORROW, The Whole of the Grand State Lottery, which cootchw THR FE Prize, of Xito,ooo, • WITH ONLY SIX THOUSAND NINt• Ct<OYDt/.%. A .D?).ira T b o ie by :•1 179 abrAtt 240 Ail ! . Acres. and a good Yana Maio and eigaw, in complati repair. wition a mile of Cr.sidnit. Particulars mar be known on applicatlio to Mr. Drummond; Solicitor; Croydon BE THE GREAT SUCCESS which attended the Offices of a. CAgitol.l., in ►fie Lottery just finished, when th e inn o wina Capitals Mere all Sal !n Shares •. • " No. 7,735, a Prize of Eso,oro, in 12 Sham .... 1,000, in 12 Sham ) 4 66 l,OOO, In 5 Shares 12,40, ........ 3,4)20, ... 5OO, In B S'4ares 1,860, 5OO, in •11 S:lares Hat afforded subjrct of congrarnlaam to many of his friends, among‘t whom the above spichdid amount ha 4 Dees • I tarts anti Stares are 4)0 Sale at the lortupate (mu. of G. CARROLL. 7. Cornhill, and '44, Oaford-street. SALES BY AUCTION. . • London: Printed for Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave 1113,1 a. Low; 01le% Duncan, and Cochrane ; and J. Parker, Oxford. • • I.wely pubßsbed, THE FLORIST'S DICTIONARY; or Treatise on the Culture of Flowers, Bulbous Roots, dtc. including a Dissertation on Soils aad Manures. By JAMES MADDOCK, Florist. . a few days will be published, price 6s. 1 EDINBURGH REVIEW ; or, Critical Journal : SS. Works, by Walter Scott, Esq. • Cole. r— fig; French invasion of • the Tyrol ; dealtry's es 7 i i moms; Voyage de Humboldt, Astronomic; pi e s, an I its Abuses • Breidack's Geology; Cook's t ithe Church of Scotland ; Preliminary Discourse to pie:neat of tha Eacyclopadia Britannica, by Dupla 1,4 Diligfril of the Constitution. frs A. Coacibla and Co. Edinburgh; and Longmin, and brown, London. DICTIONARY. • • dig ems .; " age velljarge and..tioiely-printed 311--oVelultie;weh.pritre I 5 desantatlfildieg, pENVOUS anJ COSIDREHaNSIVE Dtcria ?MILT ; elecidattlls the Terms and d. Law st;i l h (juicy. t i t THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, En.' e t o.44ener 'Temple, Barrister at law. * b g. bar relative to the Defy and OfEce of a Justice •• • hf the Pease, &c. &c. *hued for Gale sod Feunet, Paternoster -row. d....y were published, ' In Pert Into. Vol.!. Part 11 price 7s. 6d. of EPORTS ofCASES argued And ruled at NISI -PRIUR, is the COURTS of ICING'S BENCH. and MON PLEAS, from the Sittings aver Michaelmas Term Sit** t a Trinity Term, 56 Geo. 111. 1816. l ie By THOMAS sTARKIP., Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-t aw. WI: hinted for I Butterworth and Soli. Fleet-street; 1118.ailiesint Sons, Portugal street, Lincoln's-lan. Of WllOBl may be had, vit 1 Put 1. price 50, containing the Cases from the Sittings it Miebsehnas Term, '55 George Ili. 1814, to the Sittings leAllthadwas Term ! 56 Geo. 111. 1815. mom S•OCKPALS'S PEER AGE FOR 1817. ?wards the latter et'ql of November will be published, prix 7s.id. in boards, or 9%, hslt•boood, ..!PRESENT PEERAGE of the UNITED . I,ltkiii;DOM, with the ARMS of the PEERS and ILA- lola • for William Stock.%le, tat, Piccadilly. Wow: who order the Royal Calendar for Ist?, with the itlilthe Peer*, are requeved to be particular in giving M ies:tor die Calendar with S rocanaLs's PEERAGE" which yebrefpily corrected to the lime I , f Publicalon, and the fprimed from a New Set of Copperpla , es. An elegant En nead the CosoCac Ntk; ie adied to this Edition. COMPLETE FLORA OF TliE 1111111 SH I'ILE.: I . by wen: pablialie !, in royal for , No:. I to ttu, price each ins. p l 4in, or lits. (clouted, of LILORA LONDINENSIS; or, A History of the Plants stowing Veli wirhin fen miles of London, b t spreq of tie natural size and mastrfied Galore of the Parts of Ft uctifiration ; accompanied by &kmle •Itt Latin aid' Foolish. By the late WILLMBE . itirtte. Aims tattoo by GEORGF. GRAVES, F.1..5. t . A Crotiattatko d Flora Londinenalt, contaiaing. a H.titory the Platys cosmos to the British Wee, (not dercr!hil by .artia,) printed salons with the above. 'I he Deacriptions by 'FfI.I.IAM JACKNON HOOKER, Esq. F. lt.A. and L. S. Der of the Wernerian Society of Edinburgh. Rake& I to 7 our Dow be had, price each 10s. plain, or ill ell:aired. lasagna Primed for'. Harding, 94, St. Implies strett. • BIOGRAPHICAL ittaltlCE. *Wed by Heuer COLN uan , Public Library, Conduit- ainv,Loodon; and sold 17 B ci.f. and BRADPUTS, EditibOrglt; lite CosnllN G, Dllbill ; aud:.ll Isnoktlellirs, DICTIONARY 01 LIVING AUTHORS of filif.‘ r BRITAIN and IRELAND; conoprismg Lk rary hie n, artt Anecdctrs of Voir tiles, and a Chron•dorcol Ike al6ldt rablications, closely printinlin one vIl. Sou price vldt. . ilisnictionary (osntaining notices of nearly 10,non Audios), Ilicealpilatiun of which several eminent men have ta,;e, its 816441 mm applica ion of three y ears, has boa been a English Literature. It pr ai•tits the greaten al. tiara of (eters, by briming twice , : the, worui at one ill* literary labours. many. of which are probably at pre almost salmon; while to the general reader it wail selve attqanianiside is directarg his inquiries with respect to , Pet d diluent writers, and the tides, data, and edtiona Mir rivettive et orbs • litoonts of Lamy NAMILTON, with illustrative Anecdotes nay of bet most particular Friends and disinguished Con ies, sernatl.Edition, embelli.bed with a beautiful Par it dor Romney, Ills GI boards. 1..k111101,6 suit CONitaSSitiNS of CAPTAIN Astir; Author &hints( the Book, written by Himself, 3 vols. 215.. Rework will be found to possess an unusual decree of 144e '1an 0"ly on account of the multitude of persons mentioned, anibuutisi Author had intercourse and connexion, hut also itileduknere of numerous important, but hitherto secret, NO eminences, authentic anecdotes, and private adveutores 6 *Oat zht w:tb which it abounds. I. A nitrtcsi - tP:T. to the MC/Solna of Sir Josuca Ray , ,Las 111 faints Norilicote Esq. B.A. 4t',. 14e. ~lli/ aal4ionisi Ane c dotes of Illinson, - Burke, G01d .7_,"1114k. Sm. Extracts front Sir Joshua's M i.F4. &e. A t wffs Of the Memoirs clay still be had. Pries ,e 2 14s . 6th. bets. i iitinlisined for a Northcote to do justice to the Hfe and la -1.,..1a itelnokis, and he has ably executed his task." .. — llolnaa sod COItaittrOSIDZNCL Or Baron de Gana and 'art, trim the Years 1753 to 1790, abridged from the all . becond Edition, complete hi 4 large vols. Bvo. Price nkboates. Ditto in Fiend), 7 rots ae4 4s. Vols. 5, 6 , 7 4dtbe Pre a ch Edition, are sold separately, to complete Sets. ',linnets' con t ain e d i n t hi s wor k are i ne xhaustible.' M:lnev. ,Itrraits of Ktorstoex and bi d FRIENDS ; written betweeis ..2lffiii.io a tl d 111 0 3 . Wi t h a Biographical introduction by : 411 11 1, - Forming a Sequel to Miss Smith's Life of 1K lop ""i l ir so• lOC 6d. M N „. IcAL idIOORAPIIT; or, Memo's@ of the Lives and Writ !!! iht taunt tminem Musical Composers and Writers who ?...kfisked in the different Countries of Europe during the 4ile,:ecuturics, isselusiint the Memoirs of those who ars 1 r1,.7s- la 9 Vols. two. Vii s. boards. ,iar trecutioa of this th, ft has been the intention of the r'"PP:y the Lovers and Professors cat Music wish such 0 , 4 " % f t' e Bees and such obinrvations oa the writings, : 4 1. 34 ._ ... °1 _ 2 , 111214 pt. of eminent roasters, as may not only gi a r°un and amosentent, bin may aims serve as a guide 1a ,.. rl their works. p i . 7_ 4 ° llll ._o( Geo:Earn. C OONS ,- Esq. late of the Theattp , 1; 1 4 1 4 , 1 4 -Carden. By W. Dunlap, Esq. in II vols. IWO. ~.1 wie Portrait, fr om an or i g i na l Mi n i at ure, 21s. boards. lave seldom been more mined sad hummed th l in by o w zt or these val a m es. "-- I herical Inquisitor, Oct. ' _moms of GO LDONI ( t h e ce l e b rat ed I ta lian Dramatist), :ty himself 't vols. Alva 21s. Ditto in French. Ylion has priomunc t g the tAle of Goldoni to be one of l i Verhu t2l nit el au ; osbingraphy. It is replete with anecdote. .. - ,ulaa or Pitlilet POTSILINYN, Field-Marshal and in'...__ 4iii Chief ul tht k waken Armies, /Cuight, Ste. Con , ` llll TCarton's and Interesting Anecdotes of :be Rusilan li '‘'lld /*deo, `IAA riartrilit, Ps. ~~ ~~ POW , 1 A new Edition, enlarged by Curtis, with eight coloured Plates, representing the different Flowers, and descriptive of Horticul tural Implements and Procesaes used in the management of Flowers. Wm. -el. Is. coloutod, or Ms. 6d. plain. A few finely flubbed Copi.s,on large Paper, price Ittl. its. 6d. Pritned due J. (larding, %6, St. James's street. TO THE ADMIIIIIMS OF GLOSSY 800 rs. • • WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID . BLACI:INO for Bon's and ones ?rot:tic-A, with the greatest ease, the must exquisite Jet Black CV t preserves the Leather waft, and preverts us cracking, ii perfectly lief 'rum any titip:ea4ant smell, and will retain irs virtues in ally 6 .° Ladioi wit! also find by the contintwd use their Irilf.boo , s and walking shoos wiT experleo.cl a tx Ilia!: lustre equal to the highest lion Varni sh, they will b , : water-14%10f, and wifi no , sod the clothes. It Is particularly requested to übserve the label is aimed & P wzt/12. vs several base impostor) are selling compusiti.gos under the above :mine. Rla :c by R. Warren, 14, St. IVlartio's•lsov, London, and,soid retail at F AberdetnbyCantlty Forsythe Birs-Ausbaus. 1 .4 .".tde Jabstt , Wood - Want rr Clatlten!:atu, Gydc - 2,11%1C:11. • •••••••.., Marchand and in tar.ry Town and la. GAL each. IC Edinbro R •el bie s no' --, tc•tte Gloucvater, A iGrasin litrttor d, leschttt V2llLur Hurl, ~Vil.un Veck Osfogd, Pkvineu Cart ' Cot swmulte, Ed mid. ........, impairs Warwick. Ha w kes ----, Her heote, Weymo h, iiarvey liteynelds Nobbs )tie bottles, 6d. lifd. --. Lamb & Co. I the lUnidont, in Ask fur Warries BI ing. TU eAT MANUFACTURER IN Sr: GEOaGE'S FIELDS. SOVTULY and SCOTT, ,u.,end your clicking, . Atot 11.:ar si,g of TUIZNEtt's I.34ckitts. 'its worth agaiiiit all others backin?, Whir vainly we with Olt N hies ;slacking. lei Ge.ii g , -'s Fields l watch'il the 1 arLiog Of hatispet bird with fOitl*lEle. 111aL. king, And w.dt'd tins w.4l?kter!)„l wr anackurg A qua. t pait oi - ruaNzu s tsfacking ! poor l'oe!w . wsoSt be.llackeng Such liauritk flit:NW** ci.iiig. Ott are the _Fan the•r Beaux attacking, Who well not shone in • MAC* Blackings This to their pride is truly fackbig, Yet ere iii brings to TOltlett'4 Blacking. But most refuse to taken/WS Woking, So charm %) are they with rkilgolEa's : Masking. The &dor, , whim ? tatting, Sporn , a ii:at shoe with l'UßNEtt's Blacking; The 4artly wtdirr, blvoitacking, Dch•!: the damp With it NE ies Blacking, And, %viten an hostile City sacking, Ks bolos shine biLglit with t Uat4Elt's Blacking. Far as Japan may tie be tracking, Who help; Ws way with l UI*NER's Blacking, So pliant, soft, and fist bom cracking, The leather keeps with Till& Wicking I Oh! 'us a falsehood huge. and or;.ocking • To say a word 'pilot 'LO :NEW, 131- , cking Then haste, I pray, and fear no quaeung On Boot or Shoe in TUlt NEll's liLicktug; Whilst he his tabour never sLicising- Makes st.ch me-tunable blaciungl - _ Observe, ibis Blacking is liold in Sixpenny, Shilling, and Eiglsteenpenny Botties, by.ati Boottnakers, Grocers, Druggist 4, Perfumers, Ironmonger., Brusiuusisrs, fax. in town and cntutry. No. 114, London Road, Southwark. N.B. Ask for Turner's Blacking. ANTI-BILLJUS PILLS. ANTI -BILIOUS PILLS, invented by EDWARD iiALiam, Su: gion and Apothecary: This preparation is lastly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which It effectually remove' all inaction or obstruction of toe stomach and bowels, whether arising front Bite, Indigestion. Flatulency, or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache, &c. It operates by ' disle.iging acrid bite or other crudities retained in the intestinal ' canal, and aurae an alterative to the system generally. Free firm ! any antimissile' or smirch:id preparasions. it is at all dime safe; and hat been given with 'jugular good effect during pregnancy. Its action is particularly adapted to persons of bilious I ahns, and ;hue of seilettary live", Where a sufficient action of the bowels la net kept up, and crudities reunited in those organs are fre trendy producing pains acid dlstenSions, bead-aches, laiguor. d giddiness, or a sense qt weartnein and oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of their ellcacy. The worst cases of bilious or sick head-aches are certainly removed by a suigte dose, and w a much shorter tittle than could be credited, . but from esperioice. The Ploetietor thinks it pro„,er to remark i the V will be found not only tout without pslii or uneasiness, but eat leave eke baly, after their immediate action Ceases , 'tree from }that costive state which generally succeeds the opetation ot Isza i µve medicines. • .Ari by Z. ldwarcia, de, St.• Paul's Churdilerd.; Sanger, 41504 Oxford-street i and 'Lets, Ito* Iliachande f .l , oodoeki Prise Sit: St and es. dd. per boa. Where also may be plecur4 rutin Medicines of nine", GRAND SUNDERLAND LOT uutY. THE LASE OPPORTUNITY,OF PURCHASING CHEAP TICKETS AND SHARES, IS BEFORE TO-MORROW, "MIEN ALI. MUciT BB DRAWN. • , ' ••lI , CTEEN I ONI.tiLIVIiN SHILLINGS. DA R LI.IM ENT !laving granted the Sand ?rlAnd 1 Whig.. I,ott,ry totally free of the Great Premium, pai ito Government, isable, the Cuwtactor to •ell Tickets £7. I :i s and tiottecnclis Itltnoen . Shltlingv only. Though the Scheme contains 150 CAPI t' L. PRIZES a _ _ _ X5,:::0 I . .Ce,r‘oo I Ti..c fir sttilrlwn : ' ::,o, 0 • 1;060 Ticket X ;,: 5. Lowest Pr.tt: .4: (X) ; Ininiedia• r Di vileisdi 4:750 in MON b.Y: Ev.rry Pareha.er is pr.-stored wir'% a Beautiful Metlai or Print of this ILigtatt Wotokr.of the World, and Tickets and Sirsrcs are bellins by the Otiorac.or, 3 :.11rI: Wrt Rot r, 37, Cornltill, 11, liolhottr, SS, liayro.:rh , t, and 141,0storti-street, • A , ,...1 by hi.; Ay:. nts. DIXON'S AN FIBILIVOS PILLS: /lIESE Ptil. long since btained a just celebrity 1I in the priewe pracice of the Prorrietor, Mr. DiXON, -11iothecary; and trout their great succebs in many oh-4.lstate hiliotes disorder., on numerom Patients of r!ivinctii parti• ctitirly the Doke of Bk.1)F01:1), the Dinvagac and the Viticontitcs , 1101.1(F.1.F.Y, &c. he via 4 per•• ',laded to i:frer them t• the Pubite, under sanction of their !lames: !ley are sound to be an I:x4:ml,3:abb.; temeily for indtgei• Lion, acti revintitt 'he tom! of the stomach. they remove ha tntual and umverary coatlvetiebr, t. bunt, whether artolug (rum the acrimony of the tedm:lttit bile, intent :ter:de diet, or drinking .to eaceva, and will be found a nribt vAisable IVlcaeilie to be t,-3tprt.,..l :0 upon every oc. ca,l:•ried by a d SorS-red teak et the :-rtonnc!, and Bowels. • Sol.l by Nickira.lbitier an.l Sons, No. 4, Chet nettle, London; :1 1 Ivor, it • 'M. tit. I,qt nodal«) by Nit- liar der, C;,:oritt greet, Ethsiburgh; Mcsrs. Newtiery and NtotN, I)attic-4tree . , public; and the Motticiliv Wolters in every City and . 1 own in '1 Hli COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, (r.sritectsuati 10 141/. YEA& !•808,) ' NO. 40. SKINNER-till; EL I', ' And lick 550, OXFORD . 5 FREE is. LONDODL TH E COMP .- ANY . die Rewspesayb Lire of GENUINE WINE., SPIRIII, antl - CQII.DI4,LI; trusting that, as their Priors sr ti . Exed on their t0u...1 moderate ele4le, they w li a* burioofore give full satis'ac lion to that truly respeelabl•! pc.rtso the c.ign f nuaity, periwigs! iv..o isTi'R:ea4y fitinet ;no pi;n4 01 exponse Invitig he-•a spared fur the i2st E gin Year+, in seleving the most Rare Win. s Oat Final be provaatt.: from the choicest ‘'ibitages iu the World. POR I'IJGAI. WINE•;, Yet Doz. Red Mott, Vintage i '.3- , 2 . . - . 444. Ditto, ditto, lint Q... 1 T, and the :lett iniported lb.. *Ditto, 4ea.ed I'. R. A drawn 1:om :tor P:tie al , ircleretl, • and allowed to be the most eieeriur tine: I. sold - 545. Ditto, cPuo,'ie Months in Lot le - - Gus Old Rom eitsted;eurioshly high and soft flavoured 66.. Et.v.iliai, from L. Hoek Urape - - - 5 5 , . Old Port, in Pints, Vintage altkis . - - -3; f 4 SP 4.:41i14. AND 'AARON WINES. Fine Old tlberry, direct 511. itisboo, di re:A • 48s. Ditto, di•to I , East India p v.., Fast ci, , x.2 - 60.. (matchl , s4) , -60 s ( , :d Rich Moulitain 4B*. Dino, Pale duol , ditto 6 1 4 D.tro, Old Rota Tent ' 651. RHANISH, &t. - Hi I. I Hock, old . 1(:08. I)itto, very Old MADEIRA'S, TENERIFFF.'6, ace. . Fhie-Teneriffe '. 484.1 I)it to, old •sine W..st In prie Vicio.lia - 46..1 41. A (lift° - - 68*. Ditto- tango:me 50* I Ditto, Old East India ditto Rich Paints 5".. I yart:cularly fine 90s. Ditto Brunti Maleire 604. FRENCH. Claret, small tavouretl i • Champagne, the finest , bat good bodied 755. Sparkling 1265. Ditto, the finest Chateau 1)Ito, di:to, Creaming 1::.65. Merv.; t -110 s. Via de Grave . - 755. Ditto„uttto, Lalitte 1104. Sauterne . - 731. Burgundy, Ist Growth 130. Via de Garnash, a curl- Hermitage, Ist Growth 150 s. oua,scatch Article 116.. Old Froutlguiac 110 s. CAPE WINES. Cape Madeira, the umal Red Cape, frail the finest fine Quality,' sold by 'Hata Grape trans the C. H. W. C. 1141. planted - 425. Ditto Vin de Grave, In . I.Constantis, the fi nest, In Frer.ch Docile. 435. Pints CORDlAllitil.' 1 ." - - • .' Pine Apple Shrub sa.. - I Nepal% OA sot Whits . 661. De. liraiidy du. delicious his. I 1.•• ' :' . • I ' GENUINE SPIRITS. Per Gallon. English Geneva 9s. GC- I Jamaica Ruin, partial... I Is. 6d.-12 1 . 6d I tarty, fine - Holland. ditto, Fire • • Oligniac,.fine °LI Vi bite - 265. Ditto, in Potties, $6 • Jam. Rem. old & soft 16s. 6.1. Years old 425. ,For the cegivenieuey of those FaMilies who prefer their Wines in' Pints, and for Commis.: urn in superior - Articles, the Company' lave selected the most curious Wines, Ike. and offer the follow- Mg as the most choice that can be vrothiceds ' • Per Doz. . Per Doit,t Fine West India ivli- 'Old .East India Sherry of , .l deira, fa Pints Ns the intit curious and ' Old Hatt India ditto, of =rex Quality - lige the most exquisite Ha- • 1 Fine old dry Lisbon ins. your and quality • 455. I Ditto C.atcavella 525. 'ltttilnuty Madeira - 455. I Ditto Constantia, "sty Malmsey Canary ' . 455. I tare Quality - ;Xs. Via de Uarnash - Ass. 1 Freutigniae - 55 ,,, IifINES.-PER PIPE. • • . . Port Wines, Vintage Ditto West India Ma. - • 1815 . 4100 deira - . 4164 Ditto, ditto 1118 iii Ditto East hidia ditto 165 'Fine old Sherry - 110 Tame& and Vidernia -95 L I itt° East India 140 Cape Madeira, the driest 65 Port Wines of superior excellence. . The Commercial Hall Wine Company have the plea.surgo in- I , derm.their Customers, Families of the firat rank and distiffction, and the Pubbe •in general, that they have now for Sale Ten I bitusand Dozen of Port Wine, which for flavour and true ex cellence of quality is unique, the Price Ms. per dozen. This Wine is debt purest quality iof Portugal Red Wine, from the weed, and I. only isvended for keeping to produce such Winn as never can be excelled ; end-to preyentozny ether Wine from being iinteduced is thii &tilde, the Rtiblit art informed than every •Ceck with he eimded with bright re& MaS,liiti *e anode ." Colll - HAU WI Cecopeap," to a itirek. 1 1(102 u T. IL 4.7, In the meta et the Bell. ttlotere Ltlw ..sh 140 s. - 1 iCs. 561. 16s. 6d. 404. POR FOF PI MOTTTfi. By Or!er nr the Honourable Comtnt!sioner. of hip Ntstiewee. customs, on 11.:LbDAY, !tie 1-21,1 N Afro+ r I qt•;, by Ten kin di- Fore,tesei, 'he Cu ‘taisi-loil-e i • th!, Port, TH E GOODS UNDEILMENTIQNED.. VIZ Brandy, Rum, Geneva. Wititt, Vinegar, }temp. tiOanill Wuol, lea, 1.1. phr_nt's ToUICCO. Hiles, Salt, Gla's-Aares Deals, Saks, Lt allude, ':tall Nuts, Ma', Cletvr, Orarttsi o Rope, two eret,cli A.tte .p..it ni Glasses *NI an eletrant Cm tionteter or itnepttce, wi h a gridiron pendebtis,.oti a 3 i.t stand s • with a ghat shade. Atalaata Gutter, and It-try and Mari Lighter. evh4Ve anti entire, Whit alt thtr :via , ri and a Boat, wi Ler Materials. The brukrfl•up iiel I aid ti.e Materials of Vic. orrar, Act, Stag,-Tw4 ers, Mary, sc•t a L'aa•. . - A quansi, y of a n sad - vier:able Storrs ert u rosei. from Site I.apwlne., I)rsio., and 11,:si ctarers con-14)11; of itigong. Sta. Goa:; rout-fled front the Virtuadtag Stows*, uiviervid• abist, Irish ritunth of l'ohatto, and • - 1 (ado's of um: Goods up for the daft's, and that have Luis ova die tier* ut;1,%% r d by law viz. Sugar, Coffee, Climates., Hun.,, Litz of lellthogany, Rude; Muni &c 1. 4 raynlant 4:: Ditti,-s. Quantly u! toapty Wi‘tr Casks. N. B. The Pool. at,ore•mentiourd *II be 'et up hi several Lots, anti saki to the hildtest bidder. • Attendance he giVen at the Citstam-f nog* aforesaid, foe Cetvtag zltd tasting the same, thee? days before the day of Gabe July. - • EALING, NEAI rftit.J.). ELIGLILE , F•(LO)101 1) Lk rsIILV KESIDENCE., CIACH• kial:Sh sod S I LE, skated on a Lawri. By Mr ki) i, . On the l'remises, at Little Ealing, near Brantford, on Motin.sy, the tills of ,Noventher, tell,. at lytrive cp'cloeh, By uriavr of die Executors of. Sir ;A n1;11 W 'GUM, Barr. • • (tlnlese at? ...coeptable oCa is previously nude by Private Com reef) r Ak 1-11- DESIRABLE FREEI - i0L1) EtirA'lN ctrailising a very eligible Pevidetire, PkisUlls , Gronwl, ..!naint.:tz-ri by line grown rarest •I tees. Evergreens, shrubs. &a. la d 04C with Gravellto Walks enclosed by a Brick .".kratl; contaithtte. on the Lipper .Stories. four Aevnign-Roonts for el V . 4!1,11, and a Stine-Boum, tour petucital 11,41-Chainbere, Drtr.ong..ll. ants, and Hoescotaitrs Closet, Sunlit, handsome Draworg•ttootn, s;.ac:,tus Landing, Sto ; on tie Ground Hoar. a Patiivipit slew, i 143, Brealeast-Roons, and Servants Offices, Stabie•Yurd, Coach-House, Four-6.43 Stable, &a. ; the 'Whole contaituttg about One Acre and a Hull : tog: then with In excellent KI t Lli GARDIiN, Wrll stnrkA a... 1 estpped, nearly adjoining the above l'retnises; wttb Coact-House and Shed, brio on Lease. obe viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Pronives; N. con ! , Brantford; lilt, b.aiing ; 041 Hat.. Hattetell.; Ned Limy south:ill; White Horse, U zta:dge; of Meer. ',slash and Lee,- Sol:them Littcn"..tes.ltn; and ttf A.r. Robins War:Fide: strove, Golden square; tiskilioni tickets for view :lig may be bed._ •I.ll' I 1... E 111 ND, AAIDDLENt• X. o..XCELLEN P FIAINFPURE, pi:sty:Aro& fit Ipf Atir4•l....r„ . wa..0,-i.rs.ni, CHINA. OLASS. small SEBYTeIi- Gt. -- lat,A fF, ahuut 500 i)unees, a Select LIBRARY of HOOKS, a tew Dozer. of OLD PORE and MADEIRA. a Collembon of PAIN I'INGS by esteemed Masters, •CHARIO r,.o,uta DEN 'lOOLi and 1 IGH FS. By Mr. ROBINS, • On die- Prem.:v-5. 1.11.1 e Ealing. neer Evolver& on Marone, the I ath ot.N.w.ntbor, Issen. and two trillowitig Days, at 'Ekren o'llork, (by Order 4 the Eaten - or., rip HE Exceitent - 1 - 10USEIIOLD FJP!.IIrURk AL (late the Property of St,. JAMES Wiltitlr, B.rt. deceased); ' co.ntirislar. Four plot. tent, and other Pedveads, wilt Chintz., 1 Cotton. and White Otinity Furnitui es, &c.; prime seasoned Feat her-I;e41: and 11,i:tiling ; writ mtle Cabinet Articles, biIVII. - hrgany ChP:ts of Deis:vets, Wardrobes, Bonk-('ases. Writint - • ' i Card. Friuli/Ate, and Dining T4)&1; French Rod and• Festoon •- Whidow-Curtains, in Cil;trZ, COMM, White•DirriFy. and MO rive; Brussrti, Wilton, and•lCidd rntin,ter Carpets ;••Fight•day i and Bracket Cl.telts; Japanned Chair.' an 1 Sot. , S; Mahogany I);ning-rsioni Chairs; 'Pier Claws; nu.nerous Krchen Krgtli•'- • saes; a Mani le; a arecew Lett Garden Cl.air ; Garden Lights and P0..15; and vari-.us Hirers. . . MAy be viewed Friday atid '4; utday precoding the Sale, when Catalagtiei may .be had on the Premises ; at the Bell and Old • Hats. Laling; Coach and ii wse-, tianwttll; White Muse, Us. bridie • Pigeons, rirelittord'; Led LGt, i-lattmlinv; Rel L ai n , I and bridge; t lan, Southall; and of Mt. Rubins,, Warwick-street, fi Golleu-square: __ Si quid Davin' reielut labs Cana:ats imperti, st non Ms mere Meeum.—Hoe.' TO regulate the ho!naii pass.on ,, , not to destrot them; to give them a proper direction and a due farce, In.. stead of vainly attempting to eradica , e them from our nature, or , • fa ultehly and impiously pretending to divert tt ! tin huh new chap- nets—ls the business of r ratioital nisrati• y, dic;azed by the pre• cepts of the purest Religie.n, and countenanced by the conclusion's • " Of the soundest philosophy. It is unnecessary. alit. all that bee - been wrPten.on this subject, to describe the syMptoms.whicb dicate those diseases that are bangle upon ehe human bred) , and mind by indulging to extras is scitaal pleasure=, and particularly' • by persevering in a pernic , ous habit too often acquired at fichool, It more concerns the private Imminent ot individuals and the general prosierity of the country, to announce to the Puldie.lhat front a long and extensive practice in this par , icular branch of the Pro!rision, we can with the greatest confidetice assure all Parent's cod Guardians of Youth, and those pectoris who labour Multi?: a. general or partial debility and derangements of the Nett:Cos Serialist, whether instituted by this habit, by Vs:Am:ate I . Seri:mum Infection, by intemperate living, or residence in hot • climate?, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief, ': or by excesses of any kind, that we have it in our power to to ••r tit eetirely new meth:4 of cure, without the smasiest use of . 141sacusr, which in ell the varieties and in all the stages of theta compliffurs, has continued to answer the most, sanguine experts , . nuns 0f Patients of both Sexes. The earnestness and anxiety with which di:* world has Wog l•mked for so great a desideratum in the comforts and improve. merits of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men a skill, . talents, and integrity, d voting ,themselves exclusivey to these 'Swages, is evinced by the racer applications for attrace and nit , - dicines which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the world. In slight and recent cases of Syphylitic Infection, a per. . feet cure ie c . fiaapleted in the slitirt periutioftwo days; and those id the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitiotwrs have fluted,, a proper perseverance In our plan of treatnielit, erlfstres to the patient 'a rate and radical turn; Strictures of she Urethra, Irons ten to twenty years duration n are by our superior method of cure, perniatiently removed in the coarse of three weeks. Patients of either sea sustonsult us with the greatest honour, sectecy, and delicacy, at" !louse, No. 117, Hatton-garden -- ratients in the country. describing the nature of their case, and Inclosing a reinitrance,for advice and medicines, the se be, sent to all parts of the world.. CUaßlii and CO., Surgeons, ' No. 107, liattori.Garden. N. B. 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