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AZ • • • eisairsßood:ftre•tica vow (' ' 4 .: • • Ch e • -CE NINES, the s • ye the late 1.0 0 , s. c - MELVILLE, ~ F. . . . , .. fit the Cellars • his lite • once, In Saville. row, • delivered from thence i Consbting of above Four . )sHir r aise H i = , .., of Choice Port, East and West India Madeira, . s' hi Mad Hock Maddra, liberty, Claret Red and NUMBEIt 16091 SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1811. POP.SALE BY '-'. e ~,t,_ . . At Garraway's Coffee-hoont • g " 4.. ". . ". ril • ' .. - f., ' August,at BOUT 4.00 Bags of '' - ' .... , • g• -,. ..,e, .i. a. a quantity of SPANISH FLEEC , .., • Catalogues, and furtber partiodars, of Marsh •• • No. 9, Token touse-rard. ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Immediate Patronage of their Ro'l Higbnessee the l'tinc . e. Regent and Duke of. York. ON MONDAY NEXT, July 29, and during the Week, at Half-pant precisely, a Military Piece, called LISBON; Or, CONNilkid.pf .WAR on the BANKS of the 'TAGUS. Atter which, the poputar Grand Spec Naial, Military, Equestrian and Pedestrian tacle, called THE TYRANT SARACEN, the wiUa Four'. BALE BY AUCTION SECOND EDITION. This day were'pnblished, price 35.63. REFLECTIONS on.. the NATURE and EX 'ENT of the LICENCE TRADE; .to which are pre fixed some general Remarks as to the Policy of renewing our Commercial Relations with America. By NSE.PH PHILLI MORE, LL.D. an,Advocate in Doctor's Commons, and Regius Professor of civil Law in the University of Oxford. Printed far J. Budd, Pall-Mall; J. iiatckard, Piccadilly; J. M. Richardson, Curnhill; and'Parker, Oxford. - AND 'III.F. NOBLE MOOR. In which piece Twenty Horses will perform surprising feats. Diver. Exercises, by Twelve celebrated Equestrians. .% New Song, by Mr. Jones. Te which will be added, the Favourite Pantomime cif HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR, OR .1 liPs►l.Eft AND EUROPA. Introducing, among othr curious mechanical deceptions, the famous Flying Harlequin. Places to be taken at the Amphitheatre from ten till three •'clock, which cannot be kept after half•past seven. Doots open at Half-past'Five; begin at Halt-past Six.—Half Price, Half-past Eight.—Boxes, 45.—Pit, ea.—Gal. is. t, - ; This Evening Lisbon, the popular Hone Spectacle, Eques trian Exercises, anti the New Comic PantomiMe of Harlequin is China. - - CANAL PROPERTY, WHEAL FRIENDSHI P , AMI EO AND OTHER SHARES. , • To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT. On Friday nett , at Twelvg.o'Cloch, at the Mart, NEATH CANAL ; three Shares in this very va luable Concern, dividing £2O clear per Share; War wick and Napton, Peak Forest, ItUmmere, Union, Kenne' and Avon and Won-toter and Birmingham Canal Shares, an Ashby de la Loch Canal Bond ot /ZOO, hearing Interest at 5 per Cent. a Share in NPs Wheal Friendship valuable Copper Mine, Lou don Institution, Albion and Rock Assurance Sharet. Particulars at Machetes Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, No. 2S, New Bridge-street, London. Mideira. an 4 White*einsitase itueelles, Hock kfaniaila, Kluscedinc Malaga; Shane, Sites, Red and White Constantia, and otter Winos is quart aattplut,bottles.—To be'tasted on the morning of Sal; Catalogues may t e . bad on the. Premises, and of Mr. i:ohins, Willbriek.street. Gcilden-square• _ . -fE nit.oiLtERP,ArTEGE T IPA LI ifi..E ANTISCO R. D. Mine DROPS, in bottles et 225. and a smaller sloe at 4s. ed. •rbe variety of diseases that prevail at this season of the year, generally originating from impurities of the blood, a yids :led stomach, or obstrucrkd perspiration, it Pt with thetullest con flaence ofsccess that westrenuously recomaterol this unrivalled I meeicia , • to pibEc notice, as being a certain provterfatire arid cam for numerous &eases, particularly the land.and sea Su rey,Citaa cers, King's Ertl, ulcerated Sere Leg-, running Wong& its any part of 'ht. body, Leprosy, Eruptions after the- Smallpox at Measles, lA-invitation in the Eyes, St, Anthooy's Fire, Rheamir. tism and Rheumatic Clout, slow, nervous and intennittingFevers, and all the IJog traia of disorders wh.ch attend the ticarry inter., nally. camera. Remarkable Cure of a Cancer in the Face, whereby great part of the nose was consumed, the face and eyes dreadfully inflamed, and the head distracted with pain, which feet' verified on the oath of Wm. Croitt • the followiag is the copy of the Mader* taken at the Guildh all, Plymouth, the alst Dec. 1807. • Tri oat a s Ekes, Esq. Mayor, I, William Croitt, late of the Borough of Sal:ash, but now of the Borough of Plymouth, in the county of DtVol2,da voluntarily make oath that I was afflicted with a cancer in my face for tlYr wards of ten months, I had a very paiuful resound seated in my nose, the greatest pan of my face was dreadfully inflamed, atten ded with the most acute pale that could possibly be endured—ray bead was also distracted with pain, and my eyes so severely affect. ed that I could not bear the Ilight, and obliged oar ro sit *hole days together with my head oa my knees or Arno CK her toPPort;•dur' ing my ailLetion I tried various medicines, as well from the let t culty, as others, without receiving the least relief, end the Simms increased daily; worn out with pain, no prospect of relief, and having exhausted the little earnings of many hard years lebenr, I was almost reduced to a st.te of despondency, when I was to make trial of Dr. Gilbert's Vegetable Atalsoorlautic Drops ; the strung recommendation of those who had :e:_ived cures from the medicine gave me hope it would succeed, and this hope was realbed by the rime I had taken the second bottle, the pre tn • tirely left me, the wound daily got better, and by the time I had taken live bottles I gained a Perfect cure. . Witness my hand, WILLIAM CROITT. sworn before m: at the Guildhall, Plymouth, this Slat day of December, 1807. I . Lto).q.s EAMES, Mayor. The above Vegetalsie Antiscorlmt icDrops are the sole properly of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S, Gilbert. Ire of the Dtspeurary, Fort-street, Exeter, but now of Fore-street, Dock. Said %thole* sale, and retail, aelluti r'S Worth tun, 4, Cheaps'de, corner a Paternoster-row, London. They are also lAti wholemlr, at i't . les-rs. Williams 'and Dyer, Exeter; and retail by Payne, Ply mouth; Brodie and Co. Salisbury;' Agj, Bristol; I.anzdes, Sherber e; Weabne r, F.xeter; Pkelarn,Poluvi .ti; It ; Grit, Vert sea; 11.-tg, Gosport ; I lorvey, Southampton ; Thompson, licit port ; Simmons,. Blandford; Laugwortliy, Weymouth.; De, et. 1 4 , beets. Bridport ; Brin x Axminster ; WUltims and tmerti4 It ton; Pitts,- Newton athtiii;t ; Crofddic Till,-1...-talt4'• Dawlish; and by most medicine vende.rs tni newsmeth. On the Ist of August will be - published, un a fine paper, Price Is. IT EARSLEY's TAX TABLES corrected to the close of the last Session of Parliament, and including the Acts lately passed respecting the Hat Duty, Porter Colouring, Vexatious Arrests, insolvent Debtors, Bank Tokens, Lord Stant.9e's Bill, &c. &c. - Printed for G. Kbrsley, Fleet-street. #4ALIJABLE LIBRARY, PRINTS, PORTRAITB;I4., - On the Premises, No. 4, itlenatoxo-l'ettlact, Clarrem, - on Saturday, August 3, and 10 following days (except Sundays), immediately alter the sale of the Household Furniture, . By Mr. WISE (Irian Bath). THE extensive and well-selected LIBRARY of BOOKS, (the genuine property of a Gentleman, removing to the Royal Yolk Crescent); consisting of more than Three Thousand Volumes, in elegant variety of bindings in Russia and Morocco leather, &c. Amongst many others equally valuable will be found the following Volumes: Grainger 's Biographical History of England, In 4 vols. Imp. fol. illustrated with upwards of 2300 Portraits, including a coniplete set of the plates irom the flercielogia, very choice impressions, and many rare specimens by Holler, Gaywood, Pass, Faithorne, Houbraken, Vettue, I.uggan, &c. Macklin's Bible, ao early subscription copy, magnificently bound in 7 vols. Morocco gilt. Bowyer's splendid edition of Home's History of Fngland, a warranted subscribe ''t copy, and enriched with a 1 p. act of the Heads and Monuments to Raisin, in 10 vols. &tussle gilt. bhakeepecre, and British Theatre ' a large paper copy, fine impression. or the Plates, 54 vols. blue Morocco gilt Grose's Antiquities of England, Scotland, Ireland, Military Antiquities, anSAncient Armour; Willis'sCathedrals,Benthanis Ely ; llugdale's Warwickshire, the original edition, 1436 ; Nash's Worcestershire, &c. &c. Shaw's Zoology,l.p ; Dodders Annual Register, 48 vols. &c The Harleian Miscellany, old edition with the catalogue ; Hol linyshed's Chronicles, black letter edition, with the castrations, and the new edition of ditto, with Hall. Craton, and Fabian; Hunter's Lavater; Chamberlayn's Holbeiu ; Clarendon illus trated; a proof impression of Boyden's grant Shakespeare Galle ry ; most of the Works of Pennant, Strutt, trelaad, Lysoos, &c. An eaten:Ave series of Voyages and Travels—kiawksviorth's, Cook, Vancouver, Macartney, A rich collection of Topography, Antiquities, History, curious Black Letter Books, Astrology, Witchcraft, Scarce Tracts, &c. Several valuable Port Folios of old Prints, containing theworks of Callot, Holler, Bolswert, Vorsteman, &c. And a capital Mahogany Library Bookcase, of large &nen sions, comilkee convenience, superior wood ant;workmauship. Tickets of admission to view two days previous to the sale may be had on the premises ; of Mr. Clutch, printer; Bristol; or of the Autioneer, Bath. Catalozues also in due time may be had, ls. each, at the same pace; or at Longman and Co.'s, Buek salty", London. THE Widow and Daughters o a BcseficedClergy man of the Established Church of England, wish to take a limited number of yoyng Ladies to live with the family, and he educated by the Daughters, with the assistance of eminent Masters'. The House is in a genteel and airy situation, near the Bedford Nursery, and referenc e s will be g iven to Clergymen high in the Church. Cards of address at Mr. Ovey's, Tavistock street, Covent-garden; and at Messrs. Dorton acs Harvey's, Booksellers Gractchurch-street. A youug 9 Lady having left school, or whose pareats are dead, or relations at 'a distance, will find a comfortable home. In a few days will be published, in 2 Vole. price 10s. 61. boards, A Second Edition, with Corrections and Additions, of 'THINKS -I-TO - MYSELF. A Serioaudicro, -L Tragico comico Tale, written by THINKS4-TO-MY SELF WHO Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paiernoster•rOw Flatchard, Piccadilly ; Asparne, Cornhill; and Edward Muscutt, 249, Oxierd-street. PATERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED. This day was published, price 12s. in boards, a New Edition, , . eing the Fifteenth, of AMSCRIPTION of the ROADS of ENG . LAND ;.,nd WALES, and Part of SCOTLAN D ; contain ing the Sean, Ste as usual; a Table of the Heigh. s of Mountains, new completed by Leutenant-Colonel Mudge; a List of the Towns; Arrival and Return of the Mails; the Rates of Postage: the Population , &c. and correct Routes of the Mail Coaches; likewise additional Maps, viz. of the Southern Coast ;‘ of the Isle of 'lhanet; of the isle of Wight; and of the Cot ntry oompre. bending the Lakes of Cumberland, Westmoreland, etc. •l'he whole improved by official Documents; and by the aid of Fran cis Freeing, Esq. Secretary, • and of the surveyors to the Post Office, under the Authority of the Post-Master-General By Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON, • Assistant Quarter -Master Gen. ral of his Maj.:sty'? Forces. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Vit,rst, Orate, and Brown, Patertioster.rovi; and Mr. Fa It n, Charir -cross. WAN'i ;LD AN USHER AND,.A. WRITING MASTER. ALMEETING of the GOVERNORS of the FREE. GRAMMAR SCHOOL of the Town and Pas Dish of BOLTON in the MOORS, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, will be held at the Bridgeton, in Bolton in the Moors 4 'on Friday, the Witt day of August (8112, it Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of appointing an Usher and an addi tional Master. The Usher must be qualified to teach the Clas eics a id other bratiasee of usefuLlittraturc,.under the direction of the head Master. 'I he additionstl Master will be required to teach Writing; Arithmetic, Geography, and the use ol the Globes. The annual salaries, as at present ordered by the Governors, are ,c 73 to the Usher,and £6O to the additional Master. A dwell ing house will be provided for the residence of the Usher. No perquisites will be allowed, and the Usher will be restrained from teaching any children, except those educated in the School. tie persons cap be appoimed that is not a member of the Church of England. All necessary enqtiiries and testimonials of character and abilities may be addressed to Ralph Fletcher, Esq. Hollins, nor Belton; usto Messrs. Stunor and Ravidd, Solicitors, Bolton. Bolton, 13th htly, 1811. This day was published, in, 6 Vols. iso. pr r 9. in hi.: 'l,A.rge paper, hot-pressed, £l5, a new at d. elegant edition of TI R.. WATTS's WHOLE WORKS, col.taining his Sermon', Guide to Prayer, Doctrinl of the •Frinity, Stre,gth and Weal.ness of Human Reason, scripture History, H a rmony elf ail K, Ails, Questions tar Students in Divinity, Essay on Psalmody, Lyric Poems, Improves: Ins of the Mind, 'Frearises nit Philosophy, Geography, Aoreinomy, Educa tion, the Passions, Renc.ants of lone unproved, Miscell.uirous Thoughts, and alt his Poetical productions. To which is prefixed, an ins ;resting Memoir of the Author's Life, apt Strictures on his- Writings. By ..he Rev. GEORGE EL/RDER. Embellished ssith a superb Portrait from at: original painting, and other En graviugs, executed in the first style, Isy Artists. London: Prima. by and file .1. Barfield, 94. Wardaur street, Soho, and sold by all the wincipat Booksellers in the United Kingdom.--01 whom may also be had. 1 I.avo•stie's new Genealogical, Eitivorical, and Chronological Atlas; or a Compfrte Guide to History, Ancient and Moderns Pric.: Four Gumeai half-bound, containing 36 large sheet Maps, coloured and hot-pressed. 2. P. Nicholmis Architectural Dictionary. published monthly i n parr, em nammg six sheets of fetter-press, sad six plates, 4s e. price is. each, to Le completed it 15 years. MONIED PERSONS. -A.NY Lady or Gentleman having a Snm of Money of which they would wish to make 15 per Cent. witi , out the nterference of Lawyers, ur the kno wled g e of any cite, and in Istr.ct confidence and secrecy, is re vested to Addres. a line to /I,lr. "G. at the Library, No. 81, Partlaad.street. Aa Mr. G. has no domestic tye to confine him, he can wait on any person in town, or in the country, however distant. A GitL A I EVP.N I FOR ENGLAND. INVILTERATE INTERNAL ENEMY ARRESTED. MANY laudable attempts have heretofore been made In vain to arrest our Great Internal Enemy, viz. CONSUMPTIOI (by Foreigners called England's Plague), Twenty Thouran.ll'ersons having fallen und e r It s t y racuy an nudly, for centuries pact—a fat.t allowed by the faculty. %Vint people in general consider very lightly, namely a Comm o n c 4,4 and Cough, has usually been the primary eatt'w, a+ such, what ever *ill check Cough effectuelly, should be Rpeeelily risorttd to, as it i. better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, the Proprii.tor of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE, for the Pteeen den and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary Complaints, comprehendirt also the liobping Cough, the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on him to urge the Public at large to a spOedy adoption of it in cases of Cough.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last five Ifoirs, for the Benefit of the I'ocr, in which time he hat had the grati fication to relieve three Tlotrand Persans; and can with truth say, that it has never yet failed of giving ipetily edief In cases or Coca':, however s_vere.-31.CENT CASES: From Mr. Thomas Aube, No. 11, Oran,e•s:reet, ROYAL BOTANICAL. LOTTERY, • 11.. ldisbed by Act of Parliament, - (ACCORDING Tr Tar. 00503 0? THE ACT,) FOR THE PROMOTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE -FINE ARTS, AND SCIENCE. SCHEME. • Capital Prizes. Value of the I I INNEAN GALLERY of BO- Prizes TANICAL PICTURES, by the most distingnlsl:ed Painters, with' a Copy of all the Works, superbly Bound, valued at • £5,050 - • . - £5,080 299 Grand National Works, THORNTON's TEMPLE of FLORA, and PHILOSO PHY of BOTANY, five Folio Voluews, containing many Hundred Plates by emi nent Artists, coloured. each valu•sl at 09 15,920 909 Sets of BOTANICAL. COLOURED pLeVERS of the Choicest Flowers of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, designed for a Port- Folio, or Framing,tach Prize valued at £lO 6,000 400 Copies of the 'I EMPLE of FLORA,,iu 4to. size, each Book valued at £l5 - - 9,000 2,000 FLORAS of the UNITED KINGDOM, being a Description of every British Plant, and their Virtues,in 5 Volumes,4qo Plates, ' arranged in a New System, by R. J. TuosToN, M.D. valued at £5 pa.llCopy 10,000 7,009 ELEMENTS of BOTANY, with 200 Plates, each Prize valued at - - 21,000 ---- • 20,000 Prizes I Total Value £67,000 The Public are respectfully informed, that there are in this ROYAL BOTANICAL LOTTERY 20,000 Tickets, and 10,000 CA MAL Penes, only One Blank to a Prize, and that this Lottery will be Drawn early in the Season with the State Lottery. To enhance the Value of the Prizes, by the act, the Plates of these most valuable Works are to be destroyed. BelroNs! join wi:h your Government, ,in PitosinTiso the ARTS and SCIENCES of YOUR OWN COUNTRY, by the bassi- DIA IE PURCHASE of a TICK/ r. The Price of 3 Ticket is only Tsvo Guineas.. Ticiturs of THORNTON'S . Royal Botanical Lottery, price £2. 2s.,:scb, may be had at all the respectable Lottery Offices, rarl Booksellers, throughout the United Kingdom; and of Dr. Tcl:t N roN, No. 1, Hinde-street, Manchester-square. ro THE LADIES, HABERDASHERS, DRAPERS, 1 JEWELLERS; and CUTLERS. R °r- RT KIRBY'S Original Royal Improved superior NE;'.DLES, (by special appointment, Needle-ma. tar to her itoyal Highness the Princess of Wales), meeting with I`l - oral euceurage•ment his Improvement in the above article jt ly merits, respectfully informs the ladies, and retailers of !:e , , that none are genuine but those labelled with his name, :i; he had at hi• Warehouse, wholesale, No. 46, Canntm tt - e.!. I..andon, by the thousand, or in small neat morocco cases, as-,,7tet: wi,h re:A useful sizes, at a moderate price; also retail at t`ct cr the rel - i.-ct4ble Haberdashers, Drapers, Jewellers, and Shors in every Town in the United jGug;iom• N. 13. A liberal allowance to Dealers, and upon Orders for Es prr,a•i.irr. READING SAUCE FOR FISH GRAVIES. - A cAuTioN to the NOBILITY ,OEMPLEMEN's FAMILIES, TAVERN, HOTEL, and INNKEEi'ERS. r I 'HF, great reputation J. COCKS has gained by ' 2- his celebrated READING SAIJCE (which is patronized a?ei recommended by most of the first Families in the Kingdom), 11.”..ivrs It ontirce•sary for ktro to make any comment on its gna t lities,tut he considers it a duty incumbent: on him to inform till Public that the spurious Composition sold at a certain °Wino se Pircad.lly, which they call Reading? Sauce, is not the g enuine ArGele, which is.sold retail by upsyards of. Sixty of the most re spcct ?;ble Oilmen and Fishinongers in London, and by one or more Grocers, Ste. in most Cities and principal :Market Towns in Eng. land. For the convenience of Merchants indtaptains of Ships a.quantity ma) be had carefully packed. for exportation, at the w!,olis-Je price, of ,Mr. Gotir, No. 2, Billinpgate. 1• 1 • B Nkine are ge nuine but have these 'words on orange-co. lot.red label on each Mile " Riading Sauce for Fish, enrichin g Grry: t s, &c. prepared awl :bold wholesale and retail by T. Cocks, P•ead , rT,. Price, pnits*Jidf - pinto 's. Warrauted to keep good sow ran say ollidate. FIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced , by means of a 91 7 . W and CHEAP POCKET' INSTRUMENT,with out the Use of Elan and STE.I . .io, or that DANGEROUS cum- J ri La PHOSPHORUS ! And by vartou. improvements on the PORTABLE'FLINT and STEEL, AP.PARATUS, with NEW INVENTED CON rEIVANCES for moat READIRT OBTAIN ING Mt; and LIGIL - 1 , without the aid of Pao sesioat, s! ! • Inctrum oh which are of the greatest utility to the Army. Navy, alqi the l'oblie in general, are made and sold at THQMA'I GILL'. MANUFACTORY 'for IMPROVED. REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. 83, ST JAMES's-S - I;REEt', opposite to PALL-MALL,LONDQN. Where may also ha had, His NEW-INVENTED SLIDING and PEN-NIBBING KNIVES; his Superior SURGEON" , INSI ROMIZN - I S ; PEN-. KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NEEDLES, &c.; GRAVERS a.d E HING-NEEDLES' for ARTISTS ; his st.so x -1 I anTtoxywitaAnran SWORDS; Gus,, PISTOLS, Asses and AccoUTKEMENTS a every de.cription , irholesak , Retail, and for Exportation. N. 13 No connection with any ether House In Town. ikl.) v iCE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the moat nit and certain method of treating a new prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cute of the following the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of ir.toxi. cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Cleo*, 'which, by an Improved plan, ire speedily and effectually cured ; as also de bility, whether arising front Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too coten un happily pursued by the youth of both stxes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of ner vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in im potence and Consumption. le that distressing state of debility in deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which t'ie powers of the consti nation become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to ennui and vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled there, by a superior mett.od, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or Complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cites where an early application is madetin discovery of the infection, they trequently perform a cure in the short space of two days. T.hg unprecedented "success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one single instance in a .prac tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of botlesettis have been cured, even after severe and injurious niethotte- had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these pleticular complaints, in artier that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy se justly attached to the igno rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been property educated and initiated into every branch of the rrolession (certificates of which, front different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to con vince any' hiquirer),.;that the success resulting Iran their endsa. yours Ara . induced them to quit the practice of the general Pre& titioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair. ground for the unprecedented confidence vritlt.which,they have, by the pulite, been so liberally honoured " • P. 'frets in the country are requelied'to gate As particulates of their case, age, and manner of Air*, incioeinit a Bank-Sete, for advice sad medicines, and the steps will be ferweedttLaA , part of the Idisadenu—.GQsS gad Co; .Siggioas, 13, suns, Fiettitme. • • VALUABLE FREEHOLD. MANORS,.ADVOWSONS, and ES'FACES, CAMBRIDGESHIRE and SUFFOLK. By Mr. PEYTON, At Garmvray's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday, the 30th August, 161 I, it Twelve ti Clock, rir HE very Viluable and most desirable FREE HOLD-IL ESTATES, part of them Tithe-free, in the fol lowleg Lots : Lot 1. The Manor of Sharellarms Allington, In the parish of Shudycampi,ln the county blCanibridge, and avery improve:o)le Estate ; comprising a respectable Farm-house and p. oiler Offices, with nearly 260 Acres of inclosed and open Field, Arable, ...Mea dow, Pasture, and Wood land, in the occtip4tion of Messrs. EMI', Wedge, and others, and 12 Acres of Wood in hand. Lot 2. The Manor of Withersfield, with the perpetual Ad vowson of the Rectory of Withersfield, together with a most valuable Estate, nearly in a ring -fence, situate in the parishes of Witherofield and liaverhill, in the county of Suffolk ; comprising three very respectable Farm-houses, (one of which may be con verted into a Gentleman's residence at a small expence), with proper Offices of every description, and upwards of 100 u Acres of inclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lu the occupation of Messrs. Sins, Siggs, jun. Weetrop, and others, and ,240.1ctes ofmagnificent Woods in hand. Lot. 3. The Manor of Borough Green, with the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory thereof, and a very valuable Estate, in the parishes of Borough Cron and Westley, in the county of Cambr.dge; comprising several . respectable Farm-houses and . Homesteads, and about 650 Acres 't.ll arable, meadow, and pas ture Land, in a rin:,-fence, m the occupation of Messrs. Fletcher, Wells,. and others, and about 140 Acres of Wood Land in hand. Lot 4. fhe Manor of Westley, and a most desirable Estate, in the parish of Westley, in the County of Cambridge; cotnprismg a very excellent Dwelling-liouse newly erected, tit for the v.esi denCe of a gentekl family. with capital Offices belonging thereto, two Farm-houses and OSfices, and nearly 1700 Acres of meadow, and pa.ture Lanai, in the occupation of Mes:rs.Wedge, Lyles, and othin - s, and n 7 Acres of Weod Land in haivl. Lot 5. A Perpetual kiln. Charge or Annuity of 1-100, most amply secured on a Freeliol4 Estazu, in Cambridgeshire. The slave EtWCI, abounding with Game, arc let to most en. spectahle tenants at will, who will Mew their respective farm.. They are situate near to Cambridge and Newmarket, ha a most• delightful cermtry, intersected by good roads, and arc distant from London about 50 miles. Specifications may be obtained sts days before the sale, by ap piieation at the Aegel, tury St. Edmund's • Hoops, Cambridge; 14.-in, Newmarket ; Head, Norwich; Whitt Horse, his with ; Joseph Butcher, Esq. Cambridge; Edward Weatherby, Esq. and Mr. Rogers, Newmarket; Chester Peen, Esq. Abing ton, near Linton; Charles Wedge, Esq. Westky Bottom, near Newmarket; of Mesars.Woodcock and Bateman, Lincoln's Inn; end at Mr. lames's Oilice, New Boswell Court, Liecoin's Inn. London. TO COACHMAKERS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP; At Perth, on Tuesday, the 27th day of August nest, THE extensive PREMISES now employed as a Coach Work by Walker and Parkin. The Premises are situated in Prince's-street, Perth, on the great road leading into the Town from the. South, and consist of a Counting-room and Ware-room adjoining two large Show-rooms, Carriage-maker's - Shop, and Smith's Shop of six Forges on the ground door, w.th a large Cellar beneath ; above stairs are two Painting-rooms, body-maker's Shop, Trimmer and and Harness-maker's Apart ment; on the opposite side of the street is a large Timber-yard, with a Sawpit and several large Sheds. There is also a tonsi -1 derable quantity of well seastme&Timber in logs and in plank, with a large assortment at Spokes, Naves, and Felies, all of the best sadity, which with all the other materials, will be disposed of to a purchaser at a fair valuation. The City/of Perth being, perhaps, the greatest thoroughfare In Stotland, there are few planet better situated for carrying on an extensive business, so that any person wishing to pursue the -trade cannot have abetter opportunity, thetusiness being already established, enjoying a considerable degree of the public patro nage, and which is ou the increase. Farther partial/re mayliehnown, by applying to Walker and Nelda, whe veil! am Oa s whale lospia ay Woe prow to this Ws. ~...w..j~.L.~~~r. kitA • square. 51,-1 feel it a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Pasonce on behalf of my wife, who was alllicted with a ycriodical co-git for t.n Tetra, whiLlt baffled all meslieal aid, and b,came increasingly worse, which had reduced her to A mere shadow, till at length, in a very providential way, she heard of your tnedicioe, and r-"srr taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take It agreeably to your directions, her cough hair entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her cough having been rem oved for more than ei:liteen Mouths) hut have waited to see If it would, return; and finding it does nut, I can no longer refrain returning my most grateful thanks: and may you live to witness a similar case on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prayer of, Sir, your most obedient bumble servant, " THOMAS ABBY'." . " P. S. Yon may make what use of this later you think pro.. per, as lam veiling to attest to any Via-son who may call as to what I have mated. 4.• • 1 s` No. 11, Orange-street , Red Lion-square, May 13, Hill.' rrunr Mr. J. Xcitt uct, 3, Ease-streets Quetles - dquarr- 1 11 Si it—l feel great pleasure In acquainting you, that your ye. getable Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Mary Clark, from a very troublesome constitutional cough, with which she has been afflicted, by her account, these last seven years. /, beg you to accept my sincere thanks for your generous assletabee to her, and if you think proper to publish this cure, 1 feel it my duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, J. XEMENEII." , ' 1 East-street, Queen-square, Aril 12, 1811." A small Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtues, and the 'restimonies of 'nearly a hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, of high res s iecability, in its favour, may be had at Mr. B. Itladden's, 11, Gloucester-street, Queen-gplare, Bloomsbury,; at Mr. Haw kins, Mineral Water Warehouse, No. 13, Old Bend-streeir, Mr, Perrin, N 0.25, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden; Kne vett, Arliss, and Baker's, 87, Barthoinmew-close, West Smith field; Miss Rand tlrs (late Tutt), adjoining the Royal Exchang Gate, Curaltill; Mr. Huguenin's, Perfumer, 35, Haymarket Mr. Mattrass's, 85, Fleet-street ; Mr. Sangtr's, 150, `Oxford street; Mr. Clark's, 289, High-street, Borougli; Mr. . 1 :366 . 11 corner of King:street, Holborn ; Mr. Brennand's, 156, Bishop gate Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Hoibuz n ; Mrs Moses, Confectioner, Hampstead; Mr. Binns, Cheap Bath; Mr. Bulen's Corn-street, Bristol ; Mr. Keymer's, Col chester; Messrs. deny and Chalk's, Chelmsford; Messrs. . die, Dowding, a..d Leotard's; Salisbury; Mr. Washbourte Gloucester; .Mr. Newbury, Dublin; and at Mr. 'freeman' Exeter; price 64.: where also may be had the Essence itself, i bottlers, price 7s. each, the stamp included..—The Preprist • I. will only add, that a single tea spoonful of this. installable pr paration is a dose for a grown persci—that, in appearance an. taste It Is as plessantes white wins—and that objects of- , . may apply in Gloucestetvstreet, where it Is, to such, gratuitously. Any quantity, not leas than three bottles, sell say part of tbe biqama (carriage free) upon an Lotion's of • BULLION. This day was published, trice Ss. • A- REVIEW ofthe CONTROVERSY respecting theNHIGH. PRICE of BULLION, and the STAPE of our CURRENCY. Printed for J. Budd, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, No. 100, pall-Mall. L