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4 %. ;:? f~~ 4111111 44 r"'" we-s------- ..?.-111147WICtotoTAP% R41q.#,Y11,40. 1411(PR SENT 'EVENIIIO, ew Mapisties' .:.. sto •ildvail Iwill - perfotif itinantesiTritedt Called` * :; , ~ ..- • - : • .-r. BERTKAM ; -. . 1 :o *, Tim CASTLii OF ST, 41.DOBBAND. Acharacte rs br Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, yr. fiolland, te r ' i Mr. R. Phlllips , `M r ." Kenl, Mr. Barnard; Misr-Boy bfialCooke,and Miss Somerville. , _I • 1 ••To which will be added, . . , * THE' IigSERTEIt. • ' ' Louise; (Grit time)'Miss Nash. • *; The it Tragedy of litmus% will be repeated evrr evening (Bork nights rticepted)•rill the end of the Season. THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • . • . TH IS PRESENT fo .rmedEVENING, will be per : •,- * • : .': • - • THE JEALOUS WIFE. ...bent Trinket, Mr. Pules; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Fawcett; j itl ...oaury, Mr. Young; Major Oakley, Mr. Terry; Charles I H a l, lit. C. Rumble. -Mrs Oakley, -Mies O'Neill; t o ady' r o d", Mrs. Giiihi; Harriet, Miss Feqte. . • • • .f . 44....... ... ° _ . To w hich, will be added, . . ASHIP OF THE OLD BLOCIC.'" Chip, Mr. Mathews. , Macbeth: Lady Macbeth, (at threigirems'ilesire • f imeikeiss Charlotte and the Prince of Saze Cobeucg), Mrs. :*.• ...5h 1 4 4 :4!" . ..• .-- THE CREDITORS who have proved their debt; sutler a renewed Committsion of Bankrupt awarded and n estd si-dest OLIVER BIECKET'LIve a the City of Whaelhee, wi s sislereltant , Dealer and •Chapntan, may receive a final Di & v id e ari on their respective Debts, on applying at our Chang era a s/ d a y between the hours of Twelve and&Clock. FARRER, STEADMAN, and UN [HOFF, Ir., Holborn Court, Gray'p Inn, • 'Solicitors to the Assignees. SILVER LION HOTEL, CALMS. OAKSHOTT retutns his grateful :4clcncndedg d . rfirAti to the Nobility, Gentry, and (Miters of the British Ivry. 'or 'he liberal patronage he ha. experienced since he en tend tie above House; and respectfully solicits the favours Of 'Owe Pitttilles that visit the Continent the ensuing 'season, assts.- nue th-ir that every attention shall be paid their accomniodatioa_ ;. 2ntcstrort furnishes Eng:ish and every other description of . Catri,go. wi !) or without horses, to any part of the Uoutintnt, siyrt►Yatept'a notice. 'lll.,ont house business facilitated, and every necessary infor iSeleffblative thereto, foe the friends of J. Oakshott, Silver This day were published.' in Two Volumes Octavo, price ,ft. ss. boards, A NNALS of the REIGN of KING,GEORGE AIL the I HIRD ; from its Commencement, to the General ?race, in the Year I tl 15. By. JOHN AIKIN, M.D. Printed for Longman, I lnrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Petr ie:ter Ruw; ancl at the Wash Gallery, 54, New Bottd-streer. Ids day was published, In Three large Vols. Itsto.. price £l, 16s. boards, THE HISTORY of the CHUR CH of SCOT LAND, from the establishment of the Reformation to the &Volution ; illustraing a most interesting period of the Histot y • &Britain. By GEORGE COOK. U.D. Minister of•Laurencekirk. 4 µe now dismiss this very inot.ortant Work, wishing it all the mice's which it deserves, and songrat ulat log the able aria learned sottlior on the service winch he has rendered to literature, .to the 'Religious community of which he is a member, and so the public: ''ht urge. Pt otessionol men 01 his own church will, deem k an in. - valuable present, hut it will Dot be less prized by the more cit . floes of their brethren of the South, while by every scholar, poll ' titian, and staeesman, in the united kingdom. it will bepernied with equal avidity."—Motithly Rev. April, 11516. Primo! for Arclrhald Constable and Co. and Peter Hill and Co. Ediol.tirgle ; and 1. aignian, Hurst, Rees, Orme and 'Brown, 'London.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • The History of the Reformation in Scotland, 3 voh. Svc). price let 118. GI boards. • This day was published, • Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 12s. aMONS on various SC bJECTS, and OCCA -o.ktilsii.—By G. S. FABER, B. D. Rector of Long Newton, Durham. •••, Printed for F. C. and I. *Waster, No. 62, St. Paul's Churcb-. . 7 11 rd% t i may be bad, by the same Author , just ryblislacd. Of whom The Origin of Pagan Idolatry, ascertained from Historical Testimony and circumstantial Evidence. lhe objict of this Work is to spew the origination of the vari ous System- of Pagan Theology from a common Source, and to point out in an aildstion of Facts what that Source is; demon %Hating, through the Medium of undrsigued coincidence, the Stela Accuracy of a large portion of the Mosaic History. In three kr g e volumes, 4to. price, in boards, £6. 13s. • . Lately pubUshed, . • • , Handsomely printed, in one large vol Bvo. price in boards, i 4,. A N INQUIRY into the INTEGRITY or :the Al. GREEK VULGATE, or Received Text of the NEW TESTAMENT; in which the Greek Manoscripts are •neltely classed, the lotegri:y of the authorised 'rest vindicated, and the 'ftlioUS Readings traced to tlielr Origin. .. , By the il ev. rREDERICK . NOLAN , . • . : . ' • . A Presbyter of the United Church. Aimed for,E. C. and J. Rivlngton, N 0 .6 2; S t . Paul's Cliitrc& I e ; sold also by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. . de "Orwhom may had, by the same Author, la•ely published, Ike Operations of the Holy Ghost, illustrated and conlirseo by Scriptural Authorities ; in a Series of Sermons,. evincing" the Wisdom and Consistency of die Economy of Grace ; with Notes' and Illustrations, exhibiting the Evidences of the Truth, and the Authorities of the Doctrine, from the Primitive Chnrah and the Church of England. Handsomely printed in Bvo. In one large volume, price hi hoards lea. For a Character of this Work, see the British Critic, for July, 1814; AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR , (the o r i- Final invention of Ms. HENRI', and brought by his successive improvements to the highest perfecti on ) continues to be prepared•and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Che- Mists, Manchester. • 'lbis agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleas ant Aromatics and tffic3cious anti septics, may •be kept unimpaired in any Climate anti for any length of tinw. Its pungent Odour adapts It for affording Mid' in Head-achs, Fainting', 3t.c. ; and renders It peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places ' of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter etts, also, the infection of Contagions Diseases. As many spurious and interior preilarations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Mews. Henry, Manchester, are etvgrared on the stamp. The Aromatic SplrTt of Vinegar in bottles ' price 2s. 9d. each, stamp included, is sold wiolesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspurostreet. (the only Agents in London authorised by the _Proprietors ;) where may be bad, Sponse Ilexes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian. Crystal, Ste. Also kIaMILT'S CALMS!) MACISZDIA, 1* bottles at le. ed. 4 " larger with gitsi sampans at es. 64. each; auk amass Wag en the stimpai :,_ • . • .• .. , THE ARMY., . 3 , ' Ju published, .3 Vols. -I*HE st ROY AL A Avg' • e-A} L AN D.NR ; dedicated,by permission, to hisßoyel-Higls: Rim the coonnander in Chief. ,Containing (withips cummrixt), the •Servicee Of the denerals, Coloiteri, and L.eurettant-Colo , nett, from their entrance into the Army; with complete Intlettee of Battles, and other IVliscellaueons, Matter.. Ju the Appetidit loan impartial Actount of the Operations in the Last of Spain •• . . Sold by. Mr. Egerton,. Military Library, Whitehall.; Sher wood and Co London ; and all other Bookieners. • • •„• 'the Pure risers of the two first Vols. snay s lsaist Vol 111. separately, price I It. tid. Communications to the Editor are requested to be sent through Mr. Egerton, post-paid. ..j ' -.....--.. .'.' . ' - --.-- • ---------- . lust published,. In nine i , nt. tero. price Ill: It • 0 ' -. Dedicated' (by grationtrerthisaion) .scs bar. Royal Highness the Princess AUO7ITA SOPHIA, for the kaiak of the: City..( London . Ahilltsrf National Schifols, ' - •!. Fr HE CHRISTIAN'Sf MANUAL, collided 1.. (rpm this Enchirldign 1111th:is : Christian' of Eiy‘ssos.—gly PHILIP WY Al'l. - CROW - rHiOti . Elk —%Wifh ciObili triP • • tore•)iotes, :an& Commerstion seisral. Fatal Ersors 'th 'Religion [ and Morality.. prefisedt.....irme Amount of Erasmus, hisiktpcir ( Lion in England and Correspondence. ' " There Is shore piety and good *Allis In the.Cluistian Soldlira Marina'. then hail appeared fur *any Ceut uric* it . tiauy Tteatie of Devo•ipo. —Le Clerc. ' ' 4 It is full of ersentut maxims and very useful lotructtons." Du Via. . .. • . . .. " It is au exce3ent manual of piety and gieelmorals."--knlyht. Sold by F. C: and J. Kivintoarlit Pain' Church:lard f Ind 3. Hatehard, Piccaddle..... t • •-. •• A ...sum weaour+.llo. • • This day was liitilishedirke •a 6. ed. owed„ II urns to . TRAVELLER ;nu% IT)REIGN CpIJN IBC.—By the P-07. JOHN MAR. r NI•A Rector of Church Law foril, in the County of Warwick; and Do ntestic Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Succleugh aud Queens -114Fr/, • . Printd for J. Hecliard, 190, Piccadilly ; Messri.J.'hod C. Rivington, ,7t Pata's etturch-)irVand E. Utliam,l.tetcr. Of whom may he h.s by the atalie .-kaithor, price Is, 44.1. the gerotid, E. , :ition of A Sinmiin, preached in Trinity Church, Coventry, Cataluna 29,, 1813,so1ae Archileacp.ii's Vwitatimt., -Published al the. Relipest of the Key Cliarfes liuckeridge, D.D. Representative of the Arch deacon at die Visitation; and ortlld linergy lisscAiWied on that occasiont • -,- • • • FAMILY HISTORY.O"-SNOLANO, ,• • 'This day wntelpabitisisidyjifra vols. prig £3 12s. la Awrik s dedicated by Peiatinian.e the Right Rev. the Lard of l i tochester, • •r ".t* : - • HUME'S HISTORY of ENGLAND, revisid .for . Faasily withanschlltaissiens .and Alterations as may render it salutary to the'Young, and unexceptionable to the Christian. "" • . lly the Rev. GEORGE BERKILLEY klizoigLL, Vicar h iary in LeiCester, Minister of the Old 14..npital Lear Lelester, and CeapSun colds Royal Higdon a Abe-Doke of 'inrit. • I>riiito for J. Hateliar4 Bocitseller tti tbeausien,"f9:l; eaditly. •• • . • • , ' '• • ;. Tke Pahlisher invites_ the attenttoticad patron acof all pareati, ane:persons concerned in eduraioii, to th:s edlinti of Htithri, recce: hoot the sophistry of Its author,- ifillbsint•tha• otni.siore at clue I bto.riesl ar4 thus rendared. a §witahle Hist4r/ to I.ot ineu dialrailds et* 01l person., particular or the rising generation. • - -• • . RtiguMATI4N/S. itn4 AFFECTJON*, aith dietr tidal eoneottiltants; on se yi • Toini, Flatulency; Indigeiston, and geese:MTh:biller o*, noting hi whatever sourer) are relitved lucid WHITEVIEAIts ES::iF.NCE of MUS t AlDint., aYtefVfaiy tither muftis had failer!'lfie fluid !Miter of Musiatit i litaril, with theT.lts is those ceniplaints where,arcessary) ps.rl,appiv mo , t, act'.ye, penetrating, and effectual rtmedy is tl,e world, 01 nerally ent mg the' severest Sprains' and Utilises, la Ira than half; the time usually taken by aty other Liniment or Etnistocation; and if uyed immediately after :my accident, i: prevents the part turning black —WHI i'LHE A D's CERATE is equally itthcvtioi.s for all alkeutt titionel spre Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, l•lo runs. Pimples, .4 ingworms, ,-hinglo4, lireakings out in the Face, Nose; Eats;_and rityelids Sort and InflaniedEYea, Sore oadScorburtc Humours ut every description._ Prepared and•suld by K It.htmton, apothecary. No „Ili, Greek-vreet, bolus f.ondoii. The Es.env• knd fills at es 94. each, the Cerare at and 2i.. 9,1. E .: oht by every - Medicine V ender in the Wilted Kingdom --'. l l'he Gepuin,!.ba• a Black Ink Stanw, With' the name of R. Johnston inserted Oa • - BY 111 S MAJESTY'S itOYAL • PrrEt4 IEA IC.Ei.g*liltt . 4 U 1 NE PILLS ; juitly • (chi corinr,, in all Its stages. tht VENEREAL DISEASE., One email f ail is a duse,and the talletof one Boit, 1i 3 Eimeet' case, will soon cor.vince the patient of the certainty of hiXlfiiedif recovery. Nothing can%be better contrived, more aaie,- of More' convenient than this ReMedy, tor such as are obligedto. joyi• firs or to sea, as it ne , tdi no confinement nor restraint er dirt; and sixty years experience (in au eatensive practice). ka ! L prnired that it willArect a Ohre warn repeated Salivation antliU, oth‘i nieth;id, avail nothirig. 'of the Scurvy and other Chronial Disorders, this Medicine has lust . its parallel. Upwards' of .40,000 persons of both sears have been radically cured ot *he above crud alsortfers, withlia the list right years. Prepared and sold bribe Soll-Proprietera, "I. TAYLOR and SON, t &ober, of the Royal College of Surgeons, if their House, Nip. 9, New Bridge-street, .itt Boars of only 4.. 9J. each, duty ticlude4l.—.. N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Panages at nigke.,— They. arealko sold by9y4soprioungt, with copious sliteetionsc it the I op ; Mr. Disborouglit,'Nq. 7, Fish-sfreet-hill, 'nearly 'apposite .the• 'Monument'-; •and by hoe rersoeindvery considerahle,lment.iu Great Britain and Irehmils• Advice gratis to perions iakMg the abwe, or other of ilia *Psi,. prictot's Midicince: . VERVOUS AI;TECTION3,:: or a diip6titiotf' id 1.1 Ito be tou.easily.suticeptibie sf irregular and. einful eniu 7 . tions may 131 considered au One of the ' greatest scouret'en people' rank. allawise C ZAT oa the Universe bath:knotted to the nerves an office it the.a Ii l machine, which: reguireit..site, greatest perfection in al) their operetiOns 1 hey - are; - .thercifoie, the most liable So be disordered; the ;Ito susceptiblixtfalteratiort, and the meet difficult to be rectified, No wonderwthen, that.tlis. orders in this delicate sys:ent should be so common and prirrue. tier and that thevarlatitins of well and ill should tirirequently happen...-Eor Nervous Cupsunipaions, lowness of. sitirltr, inviard decays, debility or relaxation• in either sir, whether Iteretilary; of owing tb 'youthful impredencies" t hat renovating' mitifitibe the l CORDIAL BALM of GILLAD I stands um ivalled, as it not . only inyigorates the decayed juices, but throws a genial warmth • upon the debilitated and reiatid parts that stand inliera bf assist. Sold by Samuel Leigh, ts, Strand ,Bacon and Co:* lib, bre ford-street , • Lorittion ; Brodie. and Dowding, Saliibliry;:.and Medicine 'fouler': price I Isi, a each, or eour iii•one famiiy for 335. by which one 11s. bottle is saveil, with the'woribt "-Sant Solomon, Liverpool'," chit-lived on the stamp. • KT Dr. Solomon . Sutpectit, lebtripsraulted by letter, Vie usual compliment of a note to be istcloskl,. addressed, " Money Letter. De. Solosuoll, Cikad Haule r near: Liiirpool. Paid double postage." • , ; • • ' • . . . Also, price Si. that Lime, Interest ing,lnd'ust faramilly Work (with which is given nit elegant Voisitk of the Milton midi View of Gilead-House) entitlt4 t-LciPWEto.l-.i,EALTA-ts, or, Advice to both Sexes in a Variety of CuMPlainti. By s.sorostow, M.D Containing a Treatise on I , 4itiatil Diseiaes; Nervous and *pp chondriac Complaints . ; alho .general Remarks oa those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently afflicted; • ex plaining the Syntitonis, mode of Treatment tuidiEralletUes most properly adapted for actual .; 'ors ..•.fl•..i t .3 II dr. ...'':- O LI t 74 -., - liiiltD YlcrtiebiUttii " • 1tt...t0 MM I Et o ppni ntecr by." the-LICEN , Aso-WO IYAL` RS of ,Plyntoutti,Plyeinutb-Doch, and 'Stistietnnte, foci the paiprise of drawing 'op s-Padded to*Parlibp• Mint, praying that the additional Duties on :Licences may be liken uff,* . beg to inform them that it baa been signed by nearly two hundred and fifty of the said Victualler*, and forwarded to he.presented to Parliament. '• ' _ , TWIIN+Y ALDERNgY COWS AND A BULL. FOR SALL riltiE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, 24 respectfully informed, that there is just arrived in Hyde Park, Tw EN IN FINE ALDERNEY COWS itt Calf, and in prodinics rich cream and butter. *Theiriseauty 1) epiite aA ornament in Gentleinene Lawrs and Patidockt. They are to he aeon from IS taps every day ;• or apply at Mr. Fuer*, Green Park -Sate, Hyde Park-earner. SALES 13" V AtieTION. e DPI,NQUISHED, LEASEHOLD EbTATi%, CMNAUGIVIr-HOUSE; CONNAUGH'f-PLACE, HYDE • PWEK. • • Jr IV .40 BINS, At trarrawafis Colo4-bouse,Thange-alley, Cornbilt, OnTivas ./ DAT.. lalse intia sitwelve o'Clock, •-• . • 0... TN. HE Spacitui,s, - Elrg;ttit LEASIWC4I:I ;MAIISIJN; -• •• coNNAuGltr 1-Tousic,. Alt!ste in Covnayght-place,, l ow;rlooking l-lyde Park, and ecm ' snantling fins anti eifeasae views of the Surrey' WM and Coon eq. • Held far a 'Terns 4' Nines p-itz Yeareltud kalf,'ltra low Grotind•rent, let to (snd late in the occupation of) : • Y.AII. kir ;LIMPS nig .tql mesas. OPAISLESI For a•Terra which expires at Michaelmas seat. The Mansion'itra substantial Brick Building; contains on the • Cloirid Storey, a i•pacious Entrant: Paved Hall, - Library, pital Dining-parlour, Morning-rOont, .and ii"tbdoir, Ilanihstmely fini+lted ant', fitted up, a Water Closet, &c.; on the First Storey, are two noble Drawiug-tiwts, communicatlng by folding doors.. a Morning-toom, Anti.rount, tic. elegantly finished and fitted up; spa . cious airy Bed-chambers and Dressing-rooms, ,on the Sedond Stiiroy, aad Servants' Chambers, &.er over ditto ; the Basement contains Diimestic Offices of a•ldeteriptioue, double Coach-house and Stabling for Seven liioraes, with 'Roonis . and Lofts over. • • To be viewed till the time of Sale; Particulars on the Pre btlses; -of Mr. Yatman, Eaves-street, jitrand ; Subscription „lipase% St. Jemes'oestrect ; at Carraway e i; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-st sect, Golilen.squai•e. • - • •THA kOAD TO' OXBRIDGE. DRADRAULE COITAGERSBIDENCES,wiIIi E,lf CEL:i.LM r ..AW4,IIISS..ORC,HARD,.. ,MEADOW LAND. • By Mr. ROBINS, Cone-Hai*, 'Change-Allot", Corr/I:ill, en TivrasnAv., June 13, ,1216, at Twelve o'Clock. in Four lots; rytHE Deable • IeitELHO,LD ESTATES. Si.. 0 . tattier lostbali,. of the Rod to Uxbridge. ' •e Let le - Consproies a deeisable CO rEAGE ,JP*Pleci for AI accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; with excellent Ogees, Gteen-louse. Lawn', good Garden well planted Milt Emit Treat, Orchard, -fee ; a Gardener's Cottage, with t Faipwarskjiarn, Stables, aid Outdmildingu the whole neat 'I bred Aires; in the poslebsion of 13 so gait - Till 11ANT, Esq.— 11110feACRLS:of Meadow Lani may be •iad on Leave, if required. Lot 2. A BRICK-110L E DiVII:I..I-INC74OIISE, two stories hish.rwo rooms nn a st.tr , 011iees;•&c. e;o41 Ganieti a.n& assiliard, Ted, Baru, Stable,Workshops, and Out-buildings, about One qUissionii km* os Jamas SolircOp• • •• •t * I.ot,4%”„Ellaale BT‘ICK-113.BLI: Compact RESIDENCE., latiiij altered srid improved ars cr=:able ezpen4e, with Offices, ;nosaLaviv i ettlarJeon ace. :swat •_04 . 11 Usitsbundings—in ,speort . ii o f ;Or. LoAorrls. 1- • t *T. LOC A very Valitabie plot el laitilD en t opposfte. side . , .of. the final,. corttsluirg , nearly "OniAsivric Planted with Fruit ,t ryyer, , Stc.-rin theloccuiption of Tuatirativ!,. Esq. and tbk DER. 1.034 mey ~ l4e viewed hyliipPlytitg to tftr ilfsidenei of ' , Lot •iisitliety Vert iculiyeipay by-halj t ,agil are tha it etli f ion and' 1 r White tint, Southall Old Mats, Eal ;.White fforse, Oar brlige • 'Pigemis,Brent'forii ; et Mesik. teenrant'atitalittilwn, Gray'lltin7„stplace; garriw+es; and 4 My.4 , obins t Wanooa. titre Gofiltn•square, wizere a Plan may be seen.. .CURlD:kii : iimr, MAY-FAIL 'A CAPITA I . F AMILY REA fIIEXCE, with COACHAtIODSB,I CABLING, large COD R . I-Y A RD, GARDEN, 4e. By Mr. ROBINS, • ' Oti the Premises, on'T ur. 51)AI 12th June,lBl2,'S Twelve • o'Cinek, X•A tviRY Eligible 14 ILASEIiO.7I.3) ESTATEAaactr,pss Yeics, .00mmenf log from* Vtla,, 'March, 1753 ; a; 114t4eeerked. Cromprisi4 a 'ipacliitlifiratil i fy Matti3on, situate on'the North side of Corzoir , lute itii;:itadityciti4l,64y It Ea oh, euclosedAi.y & netit and fohllsig.garesi•wlth Lodgesiat, ilia entrance, sCreened,by reAvspf - .Trees, .Ip4,,c.arciarlisivq rooms, to t Dresslng-rtionis, 17trtir:chisai on the geolind•itnotTS a Palled 'Hall, Vestibule; Stone Staircase, ).lady's kneeling: room, Libra, y, Gentleman's Dressing room, a capital Drawing room, comniutlicating with a bacls Drawlng-nAtu, ao,excelloint Eating parlour with.bow - windowi• In the Eait Wing, oir,the Appyr Boor, are three"! °oats ;Arlin (liar, a Laun4iy and tiouselteepeell• Room; ground-floor, Butler's Pantry,. -yards Dressing-rooms, Mall, cool Larder, rominoctimii.A.ll44 l Annoy,. other Offices, and secondavy.Stairc.ayea Cellars for Wine and Beer, and large Cellar f.r Goals; lent Coach•bouse, Stable% for seven !Dories, with two rooms and Loh Over large Xlatden at' the bract.ttelluse4e '-plitiied with Treesi I;min-titbit all eligibleiltuarfon fot'sf t l resin dunes, xd a Ntibletrusis for buildinr,%tbr suransWiela. ,prugaily well adapted, from icfliaaioll4pli extent-of.iqmige; obe viewed' by Tiaterai. - Particulars may be bad outs! • Piembes ; at theSubseriptlon-houses, Selatites - Otrent 3.neTW- Mxill` Mr. Braseniall, 140:16, Lincolntane*Celds ; ,t'avely's; and of ter.'lltol;ins„ Waatickpstrieheroldwitprie:; . . iCKENHANY MANOR FARM, 'Alin) *LANI3 4 j' jinltlit PARISHES of ICKENHAM and .HILLIOGDONVrieho , UXBRIDGE. • 'tiiliierds of oNg FIUNDRED'and SIXTY-SEVEN. , ACIItS of .rich MEADOW, PAS fUItE , • •:-.port part•in. p,Ring Fence; and tito .PARAMOUNT. MANOR, or ROUTED MAMOR'of- ICKENHAM. • ; • • l'•• *, • . By ,Mr, ROBINS, •• -* • .. • Ise Clifiavray's Coffee.houie, Tuotro. bar, the *7th of Noe, 11116, at Twelie o'clock, inViro VALU ABL4 FREE.gOLD :ESTATE, Nrt TYTHE-FREE; comprising thavalttahlOPARAMOUNT ;MANOR or LORDSI-iIP of ICKENfriAM, ixtending.ovei the ;. MANOR of SWAKELY and the; , Farishes of ICKENHAM, with the Rights, Royilties ,Fines Heribts and Qllit And ICKENHAM MANOR FARWHOUSE, Asubstandally, •Sifelvisuilt Erection, with Garden*, and all requisite. Ous-bailtP lags, situate in the Village of lelienhans within. tato miles of tlio salami Market Town of .Uxbridge and tit Grand Junction Canal,' teoVertible into 'a very eligibio Residence for a Gendarmes; .Fandly, - together with sundry liitloixtres of rick Meadow, Pi* hie; and Pasture Land, piste/pal part In a Rinfience, contaia . .l ing upwards of ._•_._, • • ONE HUNDRED; AND ;SIXTVERVEI+ *CREW, With Canoortri 'Fatiiaouie and 7 Cessegeio.in• the Parishes of Ickintatts:and Hiliblidon, a etilkyosit:of thiSounty of Middle. MI. IS MUM ftrom l o 4 4 o . l / 4 • 'rp.beTiewed by. goon .to go& r catiaPaq&i , ft . t4.; • • Of whom ,Paniettlatt may Whatnot theWhitaltorxe, Uxbridge; Riduisersworth; Isiele-terilie; Watford; Cranes, Edge , irate i . Rod• Lion Sotithall.auf•Flobasioli; .old• Hats, Eallie Pigeons, ikintforil ; of Massie Ram, Hall, Ross and linsernYlS New .Baswsil-court, C*Critfeft; at Gorrawwfs • and of Mr. .Robins, Waiwick-suesti.QiildenAture, where a Pita of tis &tate rosy be . • 4 . w. - g :r• v. ••• ‘• •:•%. ai . SALI4:S BY ILUCTiON.7" • • • MIDDLES*. ; • !‘t .‘ • PitEEHOL‘D AND- COPYIIOLD ESTATIS, A' conaiderabtelrart of .which is • rythe-Pren, • ' Situate at 1-IAN WELL, RIJISLIP &c. and MarA . Land OLD fORD. • • *.EY..Mr.ROSIN3; Oletmeity's GAN b , tChange-alley, Cornhill,.aa Titett• DAT, ti.o t sill of Jaw. MI6 at• e 4 Zplaock. 8..E1 .EvALu4s4e FRE'E I-10 o and CQPY. • IN ; „coal) prising detaih•A Fnei.turet of rieh Meadow art! Arabl..: Land, situate in tlie'Vidag . , , u. 4 Ifni& Nf Hannell, 4.0 the road, Ij:bridge, Ai* tidies 'fro* London ; mutt delstabfe'ar Beilding.and 1. I. accomModation• Conjoining npwardtd .1. '. • ...• . • '. • „... 41:vEyr1tlxilikza Act!Es, . • * The'Prititipal part in Land. • Alsp, a ,orry.,VALA/A VIZ 9._`o Ni; • P.CT El: Cottpli4 irig tirklfdi MONS, RITRIMED' ANDE Ft rf)NE.•ACoI.3 of Esc :11tnt Meadiari;g:Pasture, and Arabi:: Land, ontrate'in the ?arias of RIJIALIIO4 a abort distance from ,Sluthall zn.l don, nnttsinlligik roaa . . tali abridge, in the reralion af. Mr. Wifghen .and• M. liiria.;rr, whosehose Lew. "care. at MtAtiebnas , neat.: Maritt Laind at OLD FORD tjcat NA% adjAning thi 1l aft Lea,..crifotaint gB A. ILA VIP. • itrPtillsoi•ion Mr- haaorlttaotit'at . May he ears , scillfp apglybo w Mr..,„ . • at Pantrail;o2 the tei:autc on Iv: outer' itntkapatilo l ars:lo .the 010 1 - 1 , 4)4 Eatng ; Coact' a;k4. ' t nrseii, tlauwell COO and Hot, ,cnt thail; WhitZ I iorse, U kfokir,e?' Gaiaatvies or Mcsos.Tc.a. naa andllaYrtson,.:Soiicintra..OihiP, jun ;• of Messrs. ItipharA. son avid CorOrld..Lincatik e ikijail Vl*. • of Mr. Rebiai,V.'ar wielt. sheet. Goiden:Stioarei wheteViarOt tha Lairis tuay.be •• '"•'• .'• 0011 - OP EXETER: . • 6tas* of the Lienalfillile l VOMMllli9o4. at his Majesty's • CatoSas; im Fittrini the • I ith sir June nis! : at Eluven • o'Clockiit the Foretictuit, at the Covtatii hou Anlll3sifit, T -IL E .F 0 L L :0 N-G -0 8, VIZ. rote 11011 r C USt PTION. . ••• --49 r YardPFrencis Thread "Lace, 5 French Thread Lane Caps, FreacliXottoti shiwl. 6 Frtnch Cambrick Hanikerchiefs, •I cwt. 8 tira 251 b. Saltpetre; and itlst Gallons Branikf whd 694 Gallant Genera, for the accnnunoclatiou atni-use o' primate lard .l es only vadat Albeit to the Duct. of Cuconts and YGILAZPOILVATION. • •. ▪ 4 French Silk Scotia, r french Silk Shawls, I -Tyetich Hindkorrhief, II Silk Hank:kerchiefs, 3 Silk Shawl, .Mo'sair • Caps with Silk Rilsflon; &Cif . vatilli.French Sarsr.et, 54 yard Bilk, 9 yhrtisSilk Lice, 3 pair:Sitt•Stoikingf, a pair Hair Glovt& nar „ 011 . SATI7 RDA , 'the loa ing d ay., at the Custom "House in I • Ol'SkiAM, at Two tio'Clock hi Cie Afternoon, • 44 fathom Rope, 1 . 1 Deals,:l 9I Deal Ends, Battens, one 13.1 at, with her Materials; and I 6,i gallon; Bran '4, and - 3i gill , ions Geneva; for the secoitimodahun and use of private families only, and tuhject to the Untieiot Customs an} Excise. And on the Mt.o Oat knowing, at die Custom Hodie In TEIG N M (11J I'll, at Elora, o'Clock in the Forenoon, *- „ One 1 , 4,:w Ship's Sail, arid the brotensep Hun sod Ariterigie of a Boat. , • Which will be put up in .I.Ois, and Sold to the highest Biddo ' The Articles may be triewei,i :at the respective Cu,tont-liOsises, two days previous to the Salo, between the hours ut teu and (so. D e t e d.C 4 stoui-homr, Ascter, 24th May, 1816. - 4 pccsl-, .. • • • . NEV*& KNOWN BEFORE. INSTANTANEOUS RELiEIz for the • HEAD-ACHE. riARWIN's CEPHALIC MOPS to be 1 .14 d of the Proprietors sole Agent, W. Nem, No. 37, i?rbbone- Plece..Ottord-street, hurtles, price is. each, stanspe:, and tty his further appointment 'of ad respectable Medicine Vendirs..—. ,:j'Oese Dsops err found peculiarly de.irable from the sintpli as •Weil-averfiveßient mode of using !hem, and h• cause they donut require.eisqfpWroent,os ali,oratictis .stf•siset,-Orders • from any pan of, l'owp : or LAsentyp Citoss,pakti) iluittediately attended t 0..., I big. c~ol?i;irs`Mtt).CAl 11b.A)1);,ui.AcyarAqs. . . ROAD:" • • ••"" • • 7 . • t in BE sitatafiTetket; at flu ton :a andest from the following very estsisindinary I•Aindort erit.--" John Jaen, of: the Eorougb pf . flouth-• w*rig: maketts oath and Isith,-that in. the year .. .LB LB, he was at4icted with a dangerous disj!rder,ind - vias nearly seventeen mistiths.uistier The care of several : respectable Suigiasis,'without nbraissiet7.iny• sad. The disease inereasing,. and. I?is life 'fusing Lis dasegse, was ; recommended tw 1)r. Cooper's .M t esliplievard, Chart:Ate-11mile, Blickfriars-rnad,_ where the progress of the &was:• was immediately siopred, mid he was soon restored to perfect' lultaith,•wlsicts,: by the tflfsidstg lattGocr, -- itie stilllenjoys, hereby declaring, that is stalingithesejausts•hels issilutpeed by no I ,other.nat.tive•thaii a rrasefol r.tt rimfor so miraculous a cute i ssd . the duty, h,e paves to his fellow creatures. • • r - *— (Aiinetl).' • t- " )(kilt 74Ck3014 . .. * st't.".• ••••. wirtsissaS;Pkellellt, - 'CM V M. J.;swrence,-35., .Blackutan-street, WareughwThodus Johnson, t;, Charlotte•street, Blackfiiars-road. •.. " SWQrn at the Mani:ln-boos , . this 9th day of Marcia, 1816, . tiefere the, . (Signed) • MATTHEW' WOOD, Mayor.' ...;Messrs. doors.a 411 CO. are consulted daily by ill ranks of : people, front Twelve till Eight, and akin thedittentienfintthose .avlsesiseve been improperly treated.-- 7 . Advice gratis on w us edzy s .Tilic:Ltsdays and Sunday Mornings, tindi Twelve o'clock, N. B. Tivo eminent Physias have joined itseqatard, , sentlltieflicer Gentlemen, who attend with their Patienti, Ste Peeillittfiiirlo&consultstion. t• . . . • Invaildigne parrumieferantlejunia .niti."—Via Os • ----- From the faint embrace. . Unmanly eons arise—a puny race ! A kit/ AGA lhould bc: the fotindation of social _ 171ehappititis, which is ate?' disturbed through the parties that form the union, not taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of. that great domestic hie sing. Amidst , .theinsibittcholy variety:of disorders wader wither hunininature is known to suffer ' there are none more alarming or more dig vesting-4ln those Which result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipatloN, or solitary intemperanCe. .*Messei:tUßßlF. and Co..,beg to state that the. sedulous at ; tends ohs :practice excluilively..direeted - to tlie treatment and tute of CER TAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle elieni• to the claim .0 superior acquiretnenc. As. regular tirg,eoris they'offer a ,speedy and permanent clirefor every stag e of that disorder, which Is contracted in an unguarded moment; and which paining the sPrings'of life, andfor every claw of debility, which is the conse quence of juvenile Indiscretions, preventing the maturity of mai hood, entailing by anticipation-, on unhappy victim all the in fit tier *ld age—the body becoming enervated and ema ditto:l7..4lk cheeks yellow and bloodless—md the mind gloomy and dejected. . • For the result of their success in this partials lir . bruich; they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have .acquired, by SO years experience, in a much extended practice. In slight and recent case of Syplillic 'tic Cdisplahits, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of j ,two days; and in• the most aggravated cases, a proper perseverance ietheir plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. MVried Women, who have tong been disappointed in ilielr te i m ataMm o of a family, may be assured thati inmost instances, ,uclt defects 'are curable by medical 'skill; and-.though. the re mnial of such impediments bean object of doubt and uncertainty wiihnthers, yet the cure of suet; defects, by the. gradual pro. greed of.renovation, is die acquirement of their experience. • Masts. CURRIE and C 9. may be 'consulted by Patients of eith e r sees with thaliteatest iscresTaa4 honour, at their bow, No:107, Hattmigairden. Paafow Is the country. sushi, their =wisp, and general habit of Ivino, at. otc-_ . o Pclosingi efinit• :encoder ad** and modtebtes, tbebamo will be glee9.9l:nalt to any part of the iCingdoni.-10 7 , dear 4 , i - 4; • . • r P• ;