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~!'rl MO9qn' Y .. . , . . , • Ab . • ..- ---%%.*:-,- ~ ..y . , 'NW" .p „ 'PI t , - 0,, f ( S it 4 •i l 4 ' )1 0)3 t( 4al 1 41 I 0 . . Akb.i 1 4 1 4 %al Alliv,i• • -4,r ",• . r: • . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 181 G. Ntr7,ll3Elt 9209. THEA FRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HE PUBLIC are respectfully inf o rmed. t ha t T I'IIEA'CRE WILL OPEN on SATURDAY von, , •e l itt whet 7, 1816. On this occasion, previous to the i rly, a m:INODY, to the memory of the tate Right Honourable B. IDA.N. will be spoken byDwirtsom. After their Majesties' Servants will perform Sheridan's Co- THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. iir peter Tonic Mr. Menden (his Ant appearance in Mit '4 4ara cee); Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Dowten; Sir Benjamin juckbhe, Mr. Harley ; Joseph Surface, Ms Se face t r. Wallack ( M their first ' a ppearance in thoie characters); Charler. Rae; Dome, Mr Koltht; Moses, Mr Oxberry (their first appear- In those characters); Trip, Mr. Kent; Careless, Mr. Bar. n; Snake, Mr R. Phillips. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Davison; y s nee reeh; Mrs. Harlowe; Maria* Miss Boyce ; Mrs. pa Codsar, Mrs. Orger (per first atyearance in that character). la Act 111. a Song by Mr. I Smith. • To which will be added, the Farce of VP-10'S WHO? This day was published, tiro. price ?s r r iHE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE ; or, A Picture of _a. .America: exhdtiting a View of the United States, iivested of democratic colourinc, taken from the original, now In the Fos *dation of James Madison and his Twenty-one Govornaseuts. Also a Sketch of the British Prosiness, delineating their cadre beauties, and superior attractions. By an OI.D SCENE PAINTER. London : Printed for W. Simpkln and R. Marshall, &admen court, Ludgate-street; and may be had of all Booksetlen and Newsmen. This day was published, duodecimo, rite Ss. • A COMPENDIOUS ABSTRACT of the LIC ACTS, passed Anno, 181 6, with Comments, Notes, and a copious Index. By THO WAS WAI.TER WILLIAMS, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Editor of the Quarto Digest of the Statute Law, Williams's Justice. &e &c. ••• This Abridgement, which will be continued Anomaly, will be foiled to he highly useful, nor only to Magistrates, Paro chial Officer*, and Permit's eogaged in the Profession of the Law; but also to every nne who is de.irous of acquiring early and eor rcct information , in respect of the different Acts passed in each Session of Partianseht.. London: Prisit i ed for W. %napkin Ind R. Marsliall,Btatiocere: court, Ludgate-street, and may be Itadlif all StOkSibire land `Newsmen. - _ OR, THE DOUSI.R.IM PO sTURE. slid Headstrong, Mt. Gude ; Chides Heade tong, Mr. Wal -1 s Mr . Imo, Mr. Carr; Harry Sin heriami Mr. Barnard ; i ss d a k air, Harley; SaM !Saliba, Mr. Mundell. Miss Sterling, net ; Mary, Miss been. Bores and Plates to be taken of Mr. Spring, it the Rotunda gar print , pal entrance or the Theatre, in Brydgeo-street, from sta f fli tour, and of wLons may be had a private box (nightly.) Poors to be opened at half past five o'clock ; the performances Wolin at halt past sit precisely. Boxes 7s. SeUnd Price 94.6 d. Pit 9s 6d. Second Price 2e. ...0111ery 2s. Second Price Is Upper Gallery Is. Second ?Ire eld. No money to be returned. The Public ue respectfully informed, that during the recess tieir accommodation has been studied by improving the acces s t o , and, considerably increasiog the elevation of the Ph. From the Dress Circle of Win one row of seats hat been removed, so as have how, accommodation and convenience to the future visitors tithe ta , of .hr SEVEN OAKS, KEN I% COMPACT VITA FES and MANOR FARM, Excellent HOP-GROUNDS. MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LA: D, and Valuable COMMON-RIGHT. by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-home, 'Change-alley, CornhW, on Tunas- DA r. the 12th September, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lo:s , LOT 1. 1 6i . Valuable FREEHOLD EsTA . CE, RUMSHOTT MANOR FARM, Situate in the Parish and near the 'Town of SEVEN OAKS; comprising a good Farm House, with Offices. Garden, Orchard, Yard. Barns, Ost-houses, Stab les, and various Out-buildings; and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES Of capital Hop-Ground, Meadow, Arable, and Wood I.and, sloping to the South ; a most beau ' 161 and picturesque part of the County, and in view of the Town of footbridge; in posses sion of Mr. Win. Cattail. I.ot 2. A FREEHOLD ES PATE, KB I TLES HILL FARM, adjoining Lot t. situate in the Parish of Seal and Seven Oaks; comprising a nea• Farm House, with Gardens, Orchard, Farm. raid, Oat-house, Barn, S Wes. and Our buntlines ; and sundry Inclosures of capital Hop ground. Meadow; Arable,atid . Wood Land, containing u pwards of sIXTY-THREE ACRES. In pnssesron of Mr. Thomas Standen. . , These Farms are well known, and are a most desirable pro- I, party ; the Hop-grouni. are presumed to be equal to any in the county ; and van:able Common Rights on -.even Oak: and Fawk Commons. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Knole Park, Seven ' Oaks; where Particulars may be had; and at the Crown .even Oaks; Robe and Crown. I onbridige; :•ti.r, Maidstone ; Bell i Bromley ; of Marra. Meyrick and Brceterip, Solicitori, Red Lion Square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden square; where Plans may be seen. MIDDLE4EX AND HERTS., Excellent FAMII.Y RESIDENCE and UFFICES, GARDEN, PLEASURE GROUNDS, FARM-MOOSE, and BUILD. INOS, RIGHT' of SPORTING, and upwards of IHREI HUNDRED and *MEN FY-SIX ACRES of LAND, near capital Market Towns, and in an excellent Neighbourhood. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawsy's Collie-House. 'Change-Alley, on TIITIMIAT, the 19th September, fats, at 12 o'clock, in Three Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, partly 'Tithe-Free; comprising a very eligible Residence, HAstEFIELD GROVE, Planned and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with all suitable Offices; seated on a fine Elevation, surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, PASTURE, AND FINE WOOD LAND, through which there are extensive and o delightful Gravelled Walks, pleasingly diversified by Hill and Dale, laid out In a Park-like style, and principally enclosed by a Paled Fence, abounding with Pheasants and Game, and in a genteel Neighbourhood. with good Roads in all directions, contiguous to the capital Market Towns art Rick manevrorth, and Watford, and within a short distance of the Grand Junction Canal; a Rustic Entrance Lodge, with Car riage Drive to the Hasse; excellent Farm-House, and Buildinp of all denomination.; Fish-Ponds, well stored; a Lime Kilu, and quantity of fine Chalk; with the Right of Sporting over the Bailor of Los/notes Manor, and Fishing in she Waters, which are as renowned as any in the Kingdom; also about Sixty-Two Acres of Leasehold Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact. To be viewed by Tickets • Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; Swan, Rickmanswonli ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Eases ' Arms, Watford ; Wool-Pack, St. Alban's ; Green Man and Red- Lion, Barnet; Cutlet, Sak-Hill; White Hart. Windsor; at earrawty's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden. square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. - - - - CHEA I RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, Tin PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that the THEATRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, will Re-orpo on MONDAY NEX September 9, with the Tragic Play of , PIZ Alt RO. . Peruvians-- Egt-rttir ,• Roth,a Mr. Young; ter- Nrd:nan ; Orozembe, Mr. Chars= ; Hualpa, Mr. Musrai ; ropar, Maiter C Par-loa • Httscah, Mr.l'.Matthew.; prawn, Mr Isl,•nage; liarin, Mr. i l-1.3;11; Capal, Mr. Sutton; Rim'. Sojasst ; C , •ra, hits. S. bwitil ; Z lugs, Mrs. Norn.au. Hem, ‘'lrgin. Marrow, in the Vrlniilc. ut the Sun— High pn t ,t, Mr. ayinr ; hles4a. J. Crown; Everar.l, Iliginan, Lee, n, :slums 1. 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ErRGtON—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Camp, London. GOVUNOR3--Earl of &foment, Earl of Leitrim, Hun. Colonel J. Berry, M.P. John Lau/ache, M.P. THE Royal and Noble P.trons the above IN SA. iTru I lON, for the exclusive Treatment ofVENEREiLL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous eoasequenees, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted trout it, selected Mr. Kier an 's its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) Iran having directed Ms chiut attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Ro) al College, published kt February, lett, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of penals assuming such utles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the butt dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra dically and suecesefi.ily treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as =nal, by both Sexes, at his House, 2I Lower Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, where lee. Uri from l'own a n d Country are to be addressed , and the neces sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. M ist Pliblbbed. price 4s. 4d Edition, Practical Obseriretians on owe Memos, by P. Kiernan, and may be had at No.-174, so p Vosopostamow p and No. to, Olovnlloort, GREEK LANGUAGE. WARD'S Gas as Ge•ussa--.Price vs. ed. bound. A Gs ATIMAIL of the Greek Language, on a new sod improved Plan, in English and Greek. By John Jones—Price 61. A V O C A BULARY, English and Greek, arranged systerlatically, to advance the Learner is selestille as well as verbal knowledge. By Nathaniel Howard —Prig as. bound. DIMIRCI us SttiTlitiTLASUll GIPACARVIN, ad usual Tironum aecommodstus • cum Nowt** et Lesion, Ot. tbe Plan of Dr. Valpy's Latin &leans. 1 bird Edition, price 41. bound. • Gaits Ex taciass, Slates, lapses, Dialects, Prosody,and Metapbrases, (after the Manner of Clarke's end Mani intro duction to the making of Latinn adood to die Grammars of E, Wettenhall, Monte, Bell, sad Hollasea. By the Bev. Wil liam Neilson, D. D. In une vol. No. price as. in boards, and with the kt y, price fis. Gases Insole eat ibited In select Passive from list best A. doom with Bagliab Notes and a parsipg bass. By ibs b et. W. I Neilson. D.l). M. ILI. A. In Oro. price Ss. bound. _ ATTACIRE'S CLASSICS. • HOMII,IIIIIIO. price 7s. bound. gong rim intim T o 1 Simi price da, bound. OXFORDSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF BIRKS AND VICINITY OF READING. MANORS OF RAWLINGS, CHECKENDON, WYWOLD, _ apactous FAMILY RESIDENCE , WOODCOTI HOUSE, with OFFICES. GARDENS, PLEASURE. GROUNDS, Eligible FARMS, noble WOODS mid LANDS, Upwards of ELI.VF.N HUNDRED ACRES, and Valuable COMMON RIGHTS. By Mr ROBINS, At Garraway's Coifee.house,'Cliange.alley, Conthfil, on Try at. DA T. the 16th of Siiptember, Isle, at i 2 &Clock, in 1.0t4 THE Capital and Valu.tble FREEHOLD, ;alit small part COPY HOLD ETA WOODCOTT and RAWLINGS, pleasantly situate, eight miles from Henley o l halite% Wren from Reading, six front Wallingford, and forty-three front Lon don; on a beautiful, fine, commanding, healthy, and sporting pan of the County of Oxford, comprising The MANOR of RAWLINGS, One Moiety of the MANOR of CHECKENDON. And One Moiety of the MANOR of WYWOLD, abounding with Game. The Capital FAMILY MANSION, WOODcorr HOUSE, with excellent attached and detached Offices of all dmeriptioso roomy Stabling for twelve Horses, and Three Coneb-bases; two productive - Kitchen Gardens, surrounded by lolly walls, Gardener's house, Orchards, Stc.• Pleasure Grounds, Flower Gardens, Pinery, Grapery, Gree nhouse, Ice Wen, dcc. seated ft aline Paddock of about Sixty Acres, surrounded by four ex cellent Farm?. with good farm Houses, and all necessary Out buildings, with Parcels of Land, let to respectable Tenants, pan ott Leases, the remainder at Will. Also the capital and productive Woods in band; sundry Cottages, with Gardens, Orchards, Btu. the whole Estate upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, with Valuable and Extensive Common Rights. To be viewed by applying to Samuel Bitomad, the Bailiff, Woodcott Mansion, where Particulars may be had; and at the Bear mid Crown mos t Roans; Lamb, Waniny ford ; Bell Inn, and Messrs. Cooper end..Soo, Solicitors Henley; Castle, Sib Hill; White Hart, Win.lsor; White ll'Aon, Bath; Red Lion, Hoouslow t of Messrs. Wdliams, Whitmore, and Co. Lior.okes iot; ft Garrulity's; and of Mr. Robins. Werwhia.esesos, I Q•idstratrarer arbout a Pio at eba bun qty be sego, ' ' • --.,.. x . w5-11%,... 4 , -,v •.. .- 4 -.- . . - . ... - 0.1 4 4 • . ''' : • • +.%. ..b: . . , , ~..z.se ,c. . ... b . ~.fp.setav rir / - . • • ~, ~ _ . - t , 1. F2l• le >17., r pr. , ;cps AUCTION. • EAST INDIA HOUSE. Sept.., ISIS. THE COURT of DIREC7ORS of Me UNITE D lEX. -a- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, treifing I, with neat colisPact REM - to the BAST INDIES, th het-thew notice, r GRINS !'FAD and LEWES, That a General Court of the said Company will he held at Mee from Londou. LOBINS, their House In laialenliall-street. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Exchange Alley, Cornhlll, on of April, 1817, for the Election of SIX DI REC FORS for Four ier, late, at Twelve o'Clock, y ears , J'Aill FS COB H, Suretsry. - ILI) ESTATE, nearly _____—. arehold, • This day wet pubtishet, price 21. 6d. No.'lX. ;ATE FARM; • for Sep'ember, 18)6, of asant Residence, containing 'an T HE ASIATIC JOURNAL and Mnntlily Re. Kitchen, Waste-house, Brew- giver for British India and its Dependencies, cornea Eng a variety of original :eonimunications i literary Infartr.etiott suet 1-front Drawing-room, two good itegiver of Duet cruces at the several Presidencies to the latest ltd; and two Bed-chamben on 1 date r the house, C o ach-mom. and . !'rioted for Black, l'arbnry, and Allen, Leadanhall street ; end Garden paled route!, Pleasure- I may to had of all 13ooksellets. Cow-tioute. Piggery, alet Out-1 .. ing ; and sundry Etichistores of I INDIA S:-LIWLS.—.MILLA RD'S EAST-INDIA WARE. Wood Laud, well supplied with ' HOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIQE. I LADIES, having more presents than they have TWO A 00D6, TWENTY- occasion fur, .nay exchange them for other Goods. to ad- :SRCI-II•:e • vantage, or receive their utmost value in cash, by app'ylny as FlPilleld /AMR% 11. . , above, where the gre.aiest variety may be icepected, at the first r * person fond of ' 614 sPar" Ea races s t ether with a liar choice of curium imitations ui i frothEarn Grinstead. 14 from • • e F ac . s ,. ditt o o, in t.ashmire, Angola, I ehersn, &c. together wi b the new front Tontwidge, and 36 from Polanatie and Sclavonian Travelling Shawl. ih the Premises, where Pardee., DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. ewes; Old Ship, Brighton ; the T HE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by Row ; Dorset Arm., East Grin- DAY and MAR I'IN, 97, High Holborn. This inestimable :; King's Arms, Croydon ; ay Compoeitiou. with half the usual labour, produces a most brit. Warwickeureet,Golden-sauare, Ram jet-black, fully equal to the hialtest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather; will not sod the finest LKS, KEN I. Linen; is perfectly free from any us pleasant smell, and will re. MANOR FARM, Excellent taiu ks virtues in any Climate. OW, ARABLE, and WOOD Sold retail by the principal Gromrs,Boot-Makers, °dawn, and MON-RIGHT. Perfumers, In the United Kingdom.—ln Pint Bottles Is. ad.-a tOBINS, Half Piers Inb each. lhange-alley, Cernhffi, on Tau as- Twelve o'Cinek, in Two Lois, RHEUMATISMS, •PALSIES, and GOUTY REEHOLD ESTATE, AFekCEIONS, with their usual concomitants. Spasm or r MANOR FARM, I lying Palos, Virulency, indtgeetion, and general Debility (origi- the 'roan of SEVEN OAKS; nstiog iii wha:ever source) are reit• ite-e and frequently cured by , with Offices, Garden, Orchard, WIII l'EliEAD'e ESSENCE of hills . A t<l) Pll.l S. after every e les, and various Out-buildings ; other mean* had failed. The fluid Eseettee of Mestard, (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the iND EIGHT ACRES most active, penetrating. and effectual remedy ie the world, le. (low, Arable, sod Wood Land,nerally curing the severest `prams and Biuises, in less than half beauttlld and picturesque part of ' the time usually takenby any uthe. Liniment or Embrocation; lowa of footbridge; in posses- and if used immediately after any acciden' t 1' prevents the pan turning black,- Wiii fEIIF.AD'sI'A I4II.YCERATE is equally kTE,KE 1 TLES HILL FARM, efficaciuue tor all 111-conditione3 :. law, :Sore legs, Scoring/a Oaks; .E ru ptions, Elie clea. Pimples. 0 i: a worms, eitieeleza Breekings parish of Saul with Gardc . ii l seed i,_rau sev il. as Fanu. out in th e Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids. Sere met eitanieJEyee, I i. and Our buildings S and sundry Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours ut every deecri, dun. f 1. Meadow; Arable,atid . Wood Prepared only, and sold by R Jehnoton, apothecary, No IS, Greek street, bottle London. The Essence- and Vats at its 9dle :REE ACRES. each, the Centre at is. i id. aed es. 91. sold by every Medielem Ir. Thomas Standen. . Vender in the United Kingdom.—•,e The Genuine has a Black i ii, and are a most desirable pm- I Ink Stamp, with the name of R..lolinton insetted on it. rimmed to be equal to any in the i —.— Rights on 'even Oeks and Fawk 1 BY HIS IVIAJES 1.1." S ROYAL LETTERS PALENr. LEAS GENUINE PILLS, juitly tamons KE' fin. curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DIABASE. be e o M bad r. ; N a ev na in a , t K th n e al c e r P o a tl r . k ni , Seven :. it _ ti One small Pia is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a reams ethridge; eta, Maid ' une ; ''''''' , 'lase, will soou convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy snore r. tie, o r more of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, sod Bro•'erp, Solicitori, Red Lion reeovery. I•lothing can he better cont rived, couvenient than tats Remedy, for such 34 are obliged to co jour. nay be men. ales or to sea, as it needs uo coefitsemsnt nor restraint of diet ; AND HERTe., • and laxly years experience (loan extensive practice) has I. roved 4Cli and ,OFFII.'E4, GARDEN, that it will sifect a Cure when repeated Salivation end an other FARM-HOUSE, and BUILD.. nutehode avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Catsadeal 'ING. and upwards of IHREI ' Disorders. this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 'Y -SIX ACRES of LAND, near 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cure.l of the in ass excellent Neighbourhood. above cruel disordersewlthin the law eight rms. Prepared and ROBINS, sold by the Sale Pruptietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members , 'Change•Alley, on TIITIMIAT, of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, Nu. 9, Now at 1s o'clock, in Three Lots, Bridge-street, in Boxes of only its. 9d. each, duty included.... REEHOLD ESTATE, N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at nighwo. easing a very eligible Residence, They are also sold by heir appointment, with copious &tokens, LD GROVE, at the toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. ?, iccommodation of a Gentleman's Fidoetreet e hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one ces; seated on a fine Elevation, Person in every considerable !'own in Great Britain and Ireland. persons taking the abovet or other of the Prue % ARABLE, PAS-11/RE, AND Prune's Medicines. 1 HUNDRED AND SIXTY- Ad vice g ratis% ;h which there are extensive and i leasingly diversified by Hill and THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, t style, and principally enclosed Prepared by Dr. Sotoiton, Gilead-House ' near Liverpool, with Pheasants and Game, and' pries bib a Raines a ballet or the quantity of four in one flunily with good Roads in all directiuus, bottle for sso on Which 9s. us saved, duty included. ,sleet Tawas tit Uxbridge, Rick- THE CORDIAL BALM OF 'GILEAD is within a short distance of the universally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all untie Entrance Lodge. with Car- inward wau tugs. luso of appetite. 'intimation, depression of spirit,. ellent Farm-House, and Buildings tresubang or shaking of the hands or l im b s, obstinate coughs, 'ands, well stored; a Lime Mitt, .„. ~...,,„ . ' ith the Right of sporting ever the , ...wino., o' 1N50.4•4, and compumptive habits. It thins the blood, which i eases the mow violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes and Fishing in the Waters, Kingdom; also about slaty. .. Das , gentle perepir.tian. 14 the nohltey and gentry this medicine is I much adnureti, being pleasilit to the taste and smell, gently as. rid Arable Land, all lying compact. mug's% the fibres of tles stomach, and giving that proper tensity s Particulars may be had on the Pre.. - White Horse , Uxbridge; Eases which a goal di si estl " a "'Pi"' Nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish the emetitution after a nocturnal debauch it. Alban's; Green Man and Red- „llal .„ . whim Hart. Windsor; at with wine, Ike. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the Last and ra West ladies for nourishing aid invigorating the nervous system, Lubin*, Warwick-street, Golden.. and acting as a general restorative on debilitated convituttone amaze may be seen. arising from bilious compluintsicontray.ed in ha. climates.— Minm: I BORDERS OF BIRKS AND who have the care and education of feinelet, the sta t h oua ~, "II OF READING. as the sedentary pan of the community, elieuld tiever be without 4, CHECKENDON, WYWOLD, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, ' RESIDENCE, WOODCOTI . invigorates the mind, improves the memory, aud enlivens the la, GARDENS, PLEASURE- imagination. ;MS, noble WOODS aid LANDS, It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are a. tend- JNDRED ACRES, and Valuable ed with the following symptoms, iternetae a prear a-realness of the breast, e. it'd difficulty of brea:hicg ; violent e ilaitetiens a r ROBINS, the heart, sudden flushes ot heat in V3t Imo pens .4 the body; .as 'Change-alley, Conddli,on Trio at- other times a settee of cald, as if %ewes' eves peure ! on them; er, 1816, at ta &Clock; in l.ots e flying pains in the arms and hoes, leach .tad belly. re.emtaing doable FREEHOLD, atid these ncrasiaecti by the gravel; the pulse very vatiei ie, some, (HOLD ETA I'ES, times uneoutmouly slow, at other tittles very quick; yltsithing. I` and RAWLINGS, the hiccough, frequent stetting, and a sense of suffocates'', as'from is from Henley o i 1 hate% seven a ball or hemp in the throat; altercate La of crying and (olive). ingford, and forty-three from Lon- bier leuehing; the sleep unsound, and seldom reireehing, and the immatiding, healthy, and sporting patient often troubled with horrid dreante. Much Les been said . I, comprising by interested individuals against 'medicines that are advertised; t of RAWLINGS, but tl:ere is a very important obaervatiou to be made respecting NOR of CHECKENDON, ' th e Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless us operation was getnle, \ NOR of WYWOLD .,.. , aheueding safe, and efficacious, it could not have obtained the unc i on n pl e d th Game. s demand It has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great advantage ,NSION,WOODcorr HOUSE, of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient, so nothitig but :cached Offices of all dixeriptions; hi. conviction o: its virtues, by its salatary effects, can induc e peso goisite to enable even the happiest combination of chemicals a n d Horses, and Three Coach-boom; severance, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly m ost re- root out chronic diseases, and restore the vaktudi na - irdens, surrounded by lofty walls breenlho &C.* Pleasure .ice W Groll eu, ll B, ds c ,. Flower ...v(4 S rian alen t f o ca h ls cal ru th. • sty Acres, surrounded by four ex- The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD most wond e rfully en Houses, and all necessary Oat- cherishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and infirm. :eand, let to respectable Tenants, In all inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits. relaxation in er at Will. Also t h e ca pit a l an d either sex, whether hereditary or owing to youthful imprudeneles, sundry Cottages, with Madan, this medicine will afford the most ets:nderful relief. ate upwards of Its well.known characteristic of ;I.:meting longevity has been UNDIIED ACRES, long maim:hied ; for by keeping the coes.it mine, a, it were ' tat l' i Common Rights. continual repair, it preserves the bade c. heal. A ..ud wtgour, and to S amue l Bo ome d, the BAHL at prevents premature decay. It requite eli t euticuier coufinensecia Particulars may be had; and at the nor atteution to diet. . Ins; Lamb, Wallingford; Bell Inn, Goverenient security against Countereits so, Solicitors Henley; Castle, Salt Sold by Samuel Lei g h, 18, ettand ; Bacon and (' u. 150, Ox-. or; White L ion, Bath; Red Elon, ford-etrect, Loudon ; Brodie atia Dowding. Saliebora ; and all nine, Whitmore, aid Co. j e nic e e t e, htledidna Vanden; price 1 is. each, or tour in one Family Bottle of Mr. R o bin% Warseltapamat t for Mk by which one Ile bouts is saved, with the wesels.... 14 band. Suletuon, Liverpool." atoned on thee Stam p. 11 of as bun gay be eta • , . . - ' SPEECHES IN PARIAMEIJT, Lately published by 1.0.11014 AM. Hues+, Real, Oaua, Mid Bitown, Paternoster-row : 1. rr HE SPEECHES of the Rieht Honourable JL EDMUND BURKE, io the HOUSE of C*II44MONS and in WP.STMiNS I'ER HALL. Handinmely primed in 4 vols. ilvo. price £2. 161. boards. l' e s The above Volumes contain Mr. Borke's Speeches in the House of Commons, from his entrance into Parliament in 1745 to hiii retirement therefrom in 17941 . together with his Speeches in Westminster Hall on the linpeachhient of Warren Hastings, Esq. 1 V. The Speeches of the Right Hon: Charles James Fos, in the ' House of Commons. In six vols. Svo. (with an hatetidecaun by the Right Hon Lord Erskine), £4.45. boards. 9. Speeches of the Right Hon. John philpot Curran, Master of the Roils in Ireland. In Bvo. (4th Edition, with Additions), price 111. boards. 4. Speeches in Parliament, of the Right Hon. William Wynd ham. 'to which is prefixed, sonic Accouot of his Life. Ily Amyot, Esq. In 3 vols. 111,0..0 ice .e . i 16s.boards. SALES BY AUCTION. • SUSSEX. COPYHOLD SMALL FARM, with neat camper% RESI DENCE, situate between EAS F GRINS l'E A D and LEWES, in the Road to Brighton, 36 miles from Londou. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawae's Coffee-house, in Exchange Alley, Cornbill, on TawItSDAT, he 12th September, itsl6, at Twelve o'clock. A SMALL COPY HOLD ESTATE, nearly equal se Freehold, CHALWOOD-GATE FARM; Comprising a neat compact pleasant Residence, containing an Entrance-hailb Dining-parlour, Kitchen, Wash-house, Brew ' house, Dairy, &c. On the First Storey is a bowed-front Drawing-mom, two good Bed-chamhers, and a smaller dittO; and two Bed-chambers on she Upper Storey ; Cellars under *e house, Coach-horse. and two Stables for six horses; good Garden paled noun.', Pleasure ground, &c.; Farm Yard, with Cow.house, Piggery, ait-1 Out-1 buildings, and Paddock adjoining; and sundry F.t3chatires of Meadow, Pastille, Arable, and Wood Laud, well supplied with good Water. The whole Estate Twzr4 EY 4EVEN ACRES, TWO AOOD:i, TWENTY BEY EN PERCH I.: r , • In the plissession of woman limas, Esq. Perming f desirable - property for a person fond of Ittali in a pleasant country, '1 miles front East Grinstead. 14 from Lewes, 10 from Brighton, 13 (rods Tonbridp, and 36 from London. May be viewed by applying tiis the Premises, where Pardee tars may be had; at the Star, Lewes; Oid Ship. Brighton; the inns at Wych Cross, and Forest Row; Dorset Arms, East Gros stead; White Hart. Godsrune; King's Arms, Croydon ; at - Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden -square, Loadoa. _ _ _