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To-morrow will be published, OBSERVATIONS on the Proceedings of the BRITISH ARMY in SPAIN, in Reply to the Statemttnt of BRIGADIER-GENERAL CLINTON. Primed for John Murray, No. 32, He:A-street ; ind sold by every Booksvller in Town and Country. By the LORDS COMMISSIONERS ibt the kEDIMPTION of CI LURCH and CORPORATION LAND-TAX, and the EXONERATION of SMALL LIVINGS and.CHARITA.- BLI: INSTITUTIONS. I ..... . .............. £20,000 I .. .................. 5,000 2,000 a • 8,000 . . ....... . .......... 1,000 .., .. ................... 500 2,400 3.; ' 4.0. X ....... .. ....... .. 15 7;800 ---d. Lords Commissioners LarArTax Dace, 28, ParFatnent . street, Westminster. June, 1809, THE Lords Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal for the purposes of regulating, directing, ap proving, and confirming all SALES of PROPERTY for the RE DEMPTION of LAND-TAX, by all Bodies Politic and Cor porate, and. Cohipanies, ard Feoffees, and Trustees for charitable and other public purposes, and authOrised by two sevcral Acts of the 4Gth Geo. 111. cap. 1 33, and 49:h Geo. Ili. cap. 67 ;to exo nerate small LI% ings ana Charitable Institutions from the Land- Tax, in cases where the clear annual income shall not exceed the sum of Al5O, RESIDENCE NEAR StEAIVNG. This day was published, is 4 vols. price /.71 Is. in boards, THE ENGLISH BROTHERS; or, Anecdotes of the Howard Family. " Sogni, e favole, io info." • " -And give to airy nothing " A local habitation and a name. Printed for William Mater, Albemarle-street. • 'O be LET, or SOLD, several very desirable PREMIST-S, Furnished orlinfurnistedovir h Land. Fami lies in want of such acexnurnodation, to rent or purchase, by tend ing the particular.; of their request (free of po4tage) to 1. Hawker, Readiag, shall nieetwith due attention. 200 0 t, "lickc:s. 5e200,000 I.ott,ry ccusists of only 5000 Numbers (from I to 5000 ; ;tut there are Four TicketS of each Number, *bicb .;.111x ,ever 11y entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such Nu.nbet ; fur in.:tante, if No. 1 should be drawn a Prize of .E.2o,rt - ,c, the Four •lickets of that number will each be entitled to AuluO, making, is the whole £80,00f) ; so that if any person ei-uld purchase more than One Ticket of the same Number, and that Naniber prove fortunate, he may pin, By Two Ttckets ul• the same Number, A Prize of - - - - - - - £40,000 By Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - - - £60.000 By Four 1 ickets of the same Number, A PiiZt of - - - - - - XBO,OOO ALti all other Prizes in the same Proportion'. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all the Offices. .1 - ) ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respec. IN , - fully acquaint the Public, that Tick.tts and Shares for the 5 r_vu. LO FTEItY are on Sale at their Offices, Eank Buildings, Cnrnhill; and facing the Ore of the Ki ng's NLws, Charing- Cross. There are bo. 5,c;.0 Numbers (fro! ti Ito 5,000 inclusive) fear f ickcts of cacti tia,riber. The whole to be drawn in One Day. CAP! rAi. PRIZES.. 4 4 ...... of .......435,000 I 8 4 ...... of ...... 2,000 112 &c. 57.0. &C. Schemes at large gratis. STA 1.0 may, TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. • - - SWIFT and CA , . respectfully itiform the Public, that Tlckets and :;11ates are now on Sal,: at all their Offices; a t !!1.- s 7: tit thry big leave to recommend to the attention of 11, .r d the present Lottery, which they trust rI:Ar aMobatiGn and uprc,rt: in order to prevent necessary to oluerve, that there are only s in thy Lottez y, and of crurse no Number higher the, 340; and that the Whole will be Drawn in One ElaY.• CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 4 4 of &c. &c. &c. AS ther are Four :ncier , .. or each Number, Adventurers may Lave the Chance of gaining Eighty Thoo,and Pounds. •. H , MESSRS. WILIi.INSON and Co. (late Broderip Iv;xi WiAciiisosi,) No. t 3, Haymarket, a:u No. 3, Great Wxdrci!botreet, beg to acquaint the Public, that in consequence vc.it increase . of :him Ma.nufaccory of Piano Fortes, they to relinquish all other branches of the Music line, and are now selling the whole of their very large and va luable & ck of Foreign and English Music, at half the original ; v. hi.:h it is their ii.tentiou to coi.u.inue until the 90th of No:ane et r -xi, and not longer, as, after that period, they finally ; also 11 Instruments and Musical Articles on the Preauses it Haymarket, are on sale: at greaity reduced prices. itrivate Persons, in selecting Libraries of :Music, have now In ap2.trtunity of including every advantage, viz. the best Authors, correct Editions, and at the cheapest rata.. , • , • Orders from the Country will be correctly and punctually at. to, hut must be promptly paid for. No Music will be exchanged, or tr.ken hack again. 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The Lords Commissioners take this oc;:a.ion to express their sathraction, that since theinAdvertisement and Cirefrbr Letter, of the 6th of February last, many sah:s of Lands for the Redemp tion of Land-Tax, both by Eccies;astical Bodies, .Politic and Corporate, and individuali, to a considerable amount, have bet n brought forward far their apv-obation and confirmation; hut they regret, at the same time, that very few Lay Corporations and Companies, or Feoffees and Trustees for charitable and other public purposes, have hitherto availed themselves of the means offered them by the Legislature for redeeming their Land-Tax, by a mode so beneficial, as well to their own respective Esta• blishments and Trusts, as to the Public in general. AUCKLAND. GLENBERVII!.. By order of the Board, WILLIAM YOUNC,, 4'er:envy. IRONMONGERY, JAPAN, AND HARDWARE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HAWKS:S. By Order of the Assignees, On Tuesday, July is, isoO, and following day, at One o'Cloelt, on the premises, prime and ,well - conditioned STOCK of Mr. GEORGE BLECKLEY, Bankrupt., of Ncw.street, Reuling ; consis:ing of tht usual assortment of blaelt Ironmongery, Brass work, Co:lery, AgricuUotal ImPlements, Smiths,.Carpcn. tors, =a d Cabiret maker. • To be viewed the mornings of see. Citaloguef may be bad th-‘-e days previous at the airs in the vicinity, and at the STA& ofs f Tern* Bar. • EXCELLENT MEEK() i D NtE near Rt.ADINU, with imnodia.ft possession. TO BE SOLD, a modern, genteel, and comm a. dions BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, with abundant Cilf fites, Coach-house, Stabling, capital walled Gardens ; and tyke Paddocks adjoining of extremely rich and produrtive Meadow Land ; comp. ising I Bed-chambers acid Dressiiig-rooms, with convenient closets, handsome well-proporti , med Drawing and Dinng-rooms, Breakfast and Housekeeper's rooms, Servants' hall, Kitchen, Brew and Wash-hous-, Laundry, Ale, Wine, and Beer-cellars. These premises have been recently built, are most agreeably situate at Caversham, about a mile from Reading, corn !handing beautifel views of that town and ?he River Thames: and at Wokingliam; a commodious Residence of six Sleeping and Dressiog-rooms, Study, Drawing and Dining-room ' amp,e Of ' fices, Stable, Carriage-yard, and most capital walled Garden ad joining ; in the preferable part of that town. Tickets and particulars of Hawkes and Co. Reading; also of Mr. Abbott,No. 42, Leicester-square, I tendon. • ANNUAL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CANTEENS. BARRACK-OrPICZ, LONDON, JULY 1, 1309. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the CAN TEENS, in the undermentiomd 'Barracks, are to be Let to the high at bidders, for 41 c year, from tit.: 30th September next; to the 29th September, 1810, No Person but of unexceptionable character, nor , any Person for more than one Canteen, or who will not undertake bona-fide to reside In the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his own Person will be approved, and two Sureties will be required for the regular payment of the Rent, and all sums which matte come due in respect to the said Canteen, and for the due perform ance of the several conditions and stfpulgions of the Lease. The Person whose prOposal shall be accepted, and his sureties, must execute the indenture of S.ease andeoverants elatingthereto, the plrticulars whereof may be known by applying to this Office, or to the Barrack-Masters at thesevaal Barracks. 'lle Names of two respectable Persons with their Christian Names, Professions, and paces of abode, who will join the tenni! n executing the Indenture as his sureties, must be inserted in the Proposals, and the Tenant is to pay for the Stamps,aad the Com missioners for the Affairs or Barracks can in no way interfere in procuring the Tenant a Licence. , Sealed Proposals; with the words g, TENDER TOE CANTEEN," written on the outside cover, and post paid, will be received at this °Zee, on or before 12 o'clock at Loon of Tr .nday, the Ist of August next, after which hour any proposal recF!'...-ed cannot bJ noticed. By the Mu iny Act of 49 Geo. 111, cap. 12, sect. 41, Canteens are not liable to have Tronp3 billeted upon them. The form of the Propo3als to be as follows : To the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby offer for the Csnteen for one year, from 30th Sep tember 1809, to 29th September 1810, the sum of X as rent, and X ----- for the privilege of selling liquors, &c. therein, making together se -, and propose Mr. - of and Mr. ------ of -, as my su.eties for tkc same. Arundel Ashford Hythe, Fort Twiss Sutherland Moncrief Ipswich Old Ipswich New Kiiightsbri.ige Lewes Maidstone Malden Manchester Mill Day, Plymouth Norman Cross, East Norman Cross, \Vest Northampton Norwich Nottiezham Utter} Parkhurst Pevensey Playden or Rye Portchester Portman Street Riding Street Roinford Romriey Sronehou•e, Plymouth Sandaw•n Silver Hill Steyning SuuSe:land Shorn cliff* Weeley Winclester Wind,or Caral-y Wi:.asor lortnry Woodhritiga Ytirmoutli, Norfolk Yarmou:l), or Caldwell, Isle of Wight , York Berryhead Bexhill Old Bexhill Huts Birmingham War chington Braburne Lees Brighton Canterbury Chatham Chelmsford, Old Chelmsford, New Chichester Colchester Croydon Dar.bury Dartmoor Deal North Infantry Deal South Inf.►utry Dorchester Dover Citadel Dover Heights, or Redoubt Barracks Dungeness Grand Redoubt (No. 1) Fort (No. 2) Fort (No. 3) Fort (No. 4) Fort _ Eastbourne Exeter Gosport Hai!sham Hampton Court Harwich Hastings Horsham Hounslow Hythe GUERNSEY. Castle Cornet (No. 2) Moulin des Monts, or Fort George Deia.necy • Arnhurst Vale Castle (No. I.) Moulin des Monts, or leart Delancey Homett JERSEY. Sr. Ovree's Bay Elisabeth Castle - St. Ht lier's Bay Mont Devil Cagle Grouv Lae Barracks Bt. atabbes Fart • De Vodka barracks Battle FARM 1 TO BE LET by TENDEIi, at the Chequers Inn, Speenhamland, on Wednesday the 19th July inst. at Three o'Clott. in the Af f ternoon, for a term of . 1 hree Years from Michaelmas next, HEN K FARM, in the Parish of Thatchanr3, within ball a mile of the town of Newbury, consisting of a capital noose, with Barr.s, Stables, and other requisite buildings, am.. 135 Acres or thereabouts of Arable, Meadoev i and .Pasture Land, with an exclusive right of co:ninon, now in the occupation of BaniA Compton, Esq. For further particuLirs• apply to Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, Londoli ; aud.Mr. Wasey, Newbury, at whow offices conditions upon which the Farm will be let may be seen,.and where tenders in writing may be sent, post paid. The Bailiff at the liaise will chew the premises. TABES DORSA LIS ; or; the Consumittion dent to Young Persons of salacious dispositions, Is so Brie treated of by the ancisat practitioners of medicine, as well as through the didicacy of modern physicians, that an adeuateidea of it cai:not be collected from their wiidngs. It is neceseary, then, to say, that the first symptoms of the 'label Dori:ads are easily discerned by involuntary nocturnal emissions; pains in the back s as well as often in the head ; formicatiou of the spine ; aching pains, and weakness of sight ; defect of memory, by au extretne dejection of the meatal faculties ; and condig,nt to these are gutta-serena, meagre.visage, emaciated body, irregular asthmatic sensations, which, preceding a syicirome of hectical complaints, ultimately close the fatal cuastrephe. The efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is daily demoastrated, in eradicating the worst and most tian:erous symrtoms of nervous di:orders • and nothing has tended so much to establish the fame of this m edicine, as Its certain rims' in those complaints which strike their roots sodeep in•die constitution, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. Sold in bottles at los. td. and 3:ls. each, by Mathews and Leigh, No. I% Strand, London ; and by every respectable Me dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. DALBY's CARMINATIVE, for the wind, con vulsions, watery and dry gripes, and ether fatal disorders in the boweS of children ; also for fluxes, cholics, and pains of the intestines in grown persons, scarcely ever failing to relieve where given according to the printed directions. The superiority and celebrity of this medicine having occasicned a number of counter feits, some even pretending to be prepared from the original re ceipt in the family of the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, apothecary, of Welbeck-street, Cavendish•square, the following extract front his Will will shew to whom he bequeathed this property, and'f:ona whom only the genuine medicine can be procured: '• Whereas, I did many years ago instruct my daughter Frin ces, now the wife of Anthony Gell, of North -street, Westmin ster, gentleman, in the art of compounding a certain medicine of which I am the sole inventor, called Dalny's Carminative, I do hereby appoint my said dati..hter the sole preparer of this tiseful medicine ;J likewise give to her zty sole property in the said car minative, and all profits arising from the sale thereof, to her and her heirs for ever." This invaluable cordial medicine continues solely to be prepa red by the said Frances Gen, and sold only by F. Newbery and Spits, No. 43, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from Chcapside, London; price Is. 9d. , a bottle, duty in cluded ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the stumps; and, by their appointment, by Ward, Holborn ; Bacon, ILO, and Allen, 76, Oxford-street ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Hayward, Piccadilly ; Harris, Ludgate stri et ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough. FOR 1 HE '1 EE I 1-1 -TP.O FIER'S POWDER. Patronised and used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cla rence and Kent, and universally used by the first Persons of Rank in this Kingdom, and all t.oreien Courts, and Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who have found the good effects in long Voyages above these 23 years. TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE ; or ASIATiC TOOTH POWDER, acknowledged by the most respectable Medical Authorides--used by many, and re commended. ..... _ The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teetfi, sweetens the Breath, possesses no Acid that can corrode the Enamel, and puts a beaet&tul polish on the Teeth. From its astringency, its strength 'ens the Gung, eradicates the Scurvy (which often proves the de. szruction of a whole set of Teeth), and•preserves sound Teeth from eecay, decayed Teeth from becomthg worse, and fastens • tho3c which are loose. In the estimation of those who have been in the habit of using it, it Prevents the return of the Tooth-ache, s itit which before they had been violently afflicted, and (obviates the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations, staling the '1 eeth.—Likewise a Tincture, which possesses the power of easing th:: most violent Tooth-ache, and is a wash with the Powder. —A Caution against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth-Powder with out " M. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the Box. All others are Counterfeits.. Sold, wholisale and retail, by the Proprietor, 140.3, Beaufort. buildings, Strand; and by appointment, at most of the Wholesale Perfumers in London • and, out of Town, Mr. Simmons, Mr.. And Mr. .BeelLa„Yortsnumth ; Mr. Roach, Plymouth; Mr. Granville{ Deck, ditto • • Mrs.Shearulilife andPiesser, Bri s t o l ; Mr. Vine, Bath ; Mr. 'TheSnpson, bile of Wight i Mr. Corbett, NOtti,glam ; Mr. Pollar4 Colchester; Butler, Oxford; Harroe and Green, Ipswich; Townson, Chstharsi; loran, Sheerness; Luca's, *Raga:4ton ; Aldred, Yarmouth; Mr. Donaldson, Brighton ; Mr. Dawson, Liverpo6l; and in he capital Town na thz e g is hou . written t England . - on the Sta mp s, Please to T rou s. Her • '7.•L • _ Kf _J