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. - si., l ~~~ ~ ~~ J z., . - . • • ir 1.. 0 cr. ; ~.„ •' " • ~ 4.44 it ..!i•-t, -- , I •, .• • ,... , ~. -, - . . . . n• _ -.... . I kc- . ; :••• 4 1 0 0)7, : ~ J . • : S r~ ;~ i `. r, ~'"?2~ AV • :1) \ ES ) . tirfliii.At 13, 1809 PINCE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. - 1 U 131t1GADIER-GENERAL SLADE. • This day s...••re published, in Oc tvd, pike 18.'04 FACTS and OBSERVATIONS OR 'die . floss, Causes, and Method of Treatranot t in Kum CONSUMPTION. By JOHN SMYTH, MID. Of Brasenose College, Oxford Printed flr Long:nan, Hurst, Rees, and Orrne, ratentoder row, London ; and R. Richards, Uttoxeter. • ADVOW I d BE SOLD. the PEPETUrN.L ADVOW- A. SON of a desirable RECFORY in CHEsHIRE.— The net income f aßlain per Annum. The age of the present . incumbent is 60.—Por further particnbrs apply to Messrs. Gra ham, Kinderley, avid D 7 nville , Solici:4rs, Lincoln's Inn. ~~ ta sektoor A Lomi . to be Disposed nf, in a most and healtl.4 situation, within 40 tidies West of Loilifirm. Hobse U !tape:feat repair, anti a good Garden and Pleacase.G round, and 46bre Land may be addtd at the optic* ~t• the Purehascr. Nitre but Prindpais need airpl.y, to Mr. Alirams, Stationer, Middle Temple-lase,. London, and iettera are requested to be p 41-paid. stf, T BEG to acquaint you, that the /*lon-commissioned offic ,„ IM:iipeters, and Privates, of the Reyal Dragoons, b a se v 'test (K. Hundred Guineas for the purchase of a Sword, which ! i cy r r re•ctfutiy request you will be pleased to accept, is t , A i n anitv at their respect and regard, and of the just sense they en . ernio o f d e uniformattention you have paid to their welfare. t have n d e puted by them to make this commonication, and bee to take th.. ;bevy of expressing to you, in behalf of the whole, your embarking with them for ser tisr•cuou they fe,l .tvihecenoh Belts ope that the Regboent will be in your Brigade. Yuur - a l , :sir, most respectfully, . obedient, humble servant, (Signed) WILLIAM WADIftLL, Serjeant-Major Ist, or Royal Dragoons. Cove of Cork, August 31, 1809. , • • THE GENERAL'S REPLY. Cove of. Cork, August 31, 1909. r tlitta tiv-TVlajoe —I have received your letter, notifyin g to e l; the tut:anon of the Nun-commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, private; of the Royal Dragtions;to present me with a Sword, and that ycu are deputed by the Regiment to mike toe this GM rawlizatiOn.-1 accept it.and shall wear it with prithoind minks tioi.; but I CA:Ino • sufficiently express the grateful feelings of my en the ocCasiiin.-1 have done no 'more than my duty by 'Lem; this has a:ways been Met by a-ready obedience to my orders, the best limo( of to teopect and regard. I cr op; deny the satisfaction . ] feel in going wick t h em on sor „, is what I have most earnestly sought for, and I am confi dec.t they will do their duty. I wish this to be understood by tho Regiment, and to assure tem of the sincerity with which I am their friend and well wisher. (Sigurd) Joao SLADE, Brigadier-General. To Serjeant-Major Waddell, Isit, or Royal Dragoons rvirto . ENTIETH NEXT MONTH, the STATE 1 I.': orrray will be#:l indeed Drawing .the WHOLE in ONE 13AY. 'Four :Prim. or £ 1 20,800. Only. 5000 Numbers. •libliir . 110 ets or each Nnmber, by which will be gained ?rite of • £00,090 'I liree•dfito ~...: .4; ''.... t 'Two ditt o ... ~ ' - One auto - 440.QC0 ~ .. £300,006 • Afid . by ell the Capped 17!4 ether Prizes's proporticin • - Sar'ilißEE bI.ANKS'IO ... PRIZE. • TicloctS as;.'. SfStes ire on Sale by ItIeIIARDSON, COOP. , LUCK'', 04 Co: Cornhill and Chariri Cross. . • 'No other I .ettery will be :kern thle 'year. • ;eptensher 1, 7109. ___.s.- _... _ r . No. 4, LORNHILL, AND 9, CHARiNG CROSS. ' APR begs leave to :etnind the Public, that - the i i . "STATE LorrtitY biol., ap s d Itaishes Drawing.'. '.. - -.osh • NEXT MbNT ft ; And it is the ONLY LOtTSRY that wil, be drawn THIS•YEAR.-••• The Scheme is pisifectly . rove!, highly approved, and the inoro it is known the more It is admired;—if •ootains , 4 Prlz..i of £20,000 I 4 Prizes of £2,0%) 4 of 1,000 5 , —...•—• of 1,000 12 of £seo, &c. &c. The *hot" of which will be ckcided in ONL DAY!' therefore a speedy purc...ise is necessary, whilst Tick•!!t. and •harses may be had in great variety at she above o'd estaKished Offices. PERSONS in the COUNTRY May be supplied,. the sane* as if present, by seadinetheir orders, (post or carriage paid,) accompanied with good bills, cash, bank notes, or post office orders, to either of EISH's OlfiZes in Loadaa, - N9,,.4, CgRNHILLeteO, CHARING CROSS. .1 1 CAPITAL GIN SHOP, AND WINE VAULTS. r ro LET, in the Centie of London, a Neat, Clean -I- HOUSE and SHOP, as above,. at a tent of only £3l, that -d full folic Pipes of Gin a month tire rear through, with foreign Spirits and Wines in proportion, with twelve Butt's of Porter, and a large quantity of fine Ales; and 11 sold at the bar, at full price, for ready money, a 4 nit deankApon prr•mises. This Hoene iv bee from, ;ars 'Brewer, Pistilist...ws .W *pod. ars• M.Tchatit, upon a long Lease; and with the furniture will require £l7OO ; but .ir £1 '_'oo is wanted, it ma) be had at five per cent. by applying to Mr. Purcell, Sworn Appraiser and Auctioneer, Nu. I I, Queen-szt. et, GoHen-squire, near the top of the Haymarket, London ; if by letters pest paid. or will not be received ; who has a great variety Inns, Taverns, Coffee and Public Houses, of great- trade, to let, from £2OO tp near £2OOO. ibis day_was publistkd, in five vok. two. with 4:I Atlas of 4ae Roads of Spain., and other Maps of the Country, Etc. Price it 12s. ed. boards ' A • VIEW OF SPAIN ; comprising a descriptive Itinerary of each Province, and a general gtafistical Ac count of the Country; including its Population, Agriculture, Manufacture!, Commerce, and Finances ;.its Government, Civil and Ecclesiastical Establishments; the State of the Ars, Sciences, and Literature; its Manners, Customs, Natural History, Etc. By ALYX A NDERDE LA BO 4 DE. Transheedltrom the French. day w .s published, in Octavo, price Su In boards, The Sowed Edition Intproved and enlarged of ik. TREATISE on the ETYMOLOGY and SVNIAX of the ENOLISIt LANGUAGE. By the Rev. ALEX.-CEOII/1131E, L. L. D. ' Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Cbarch-yard. Where may be had, by the same Antbov i. An Essay on Philosophical Necessity, in two: price 7s. boards. .Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ohre, Paternoster row ; and R. Dolan and Co. Sohn-sqp!re. This day was published, el-gantly r:nted in a pocket volume, price ds. in boards, • FOWLING: A Poem ; in Five Books ; descrip tive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Duck, and Snipe Shooting. • Printed for T. Cadell and W: Davies, Strand. For . on account of this Poem, see Edinburgh Review, No. XXV. As above may aho be had, The CHACE : A Pdem; by William Somerville, Esq. To . which is prtfixid, a Critical Essay, by Dr. Mao. joJ olt printed in a pocket volume, and adorned with plates, prite F,. to boards, er on royal ihro. with woad -cuts, by Bewick, r rice I .is. inboards. S In the cause of mat month will be published, in One Volume Crown Octavo, . • THE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOSI- T om. of FUGITIyE POE . RY, for the Yeats 1806-7. . _ The Editor reqiit:Es chat Comnstesieations intended for inser tion in the Original Poetry of : his Volume, 'may be lent before the lst of Oaober ' addrewed to, him under cover to Messrs. Ri scvs, ot. Paui'sCluirch-yard.—Sept 14, 1809. NEW t Dino?' OF BLAIR'S ENGLISH-GRAMMAR. 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All the above may be had on the , shortest notice, of every Bookseller in Town or Country, in boards, - and in every yatiety of plain aneLebegant binding. WINCHESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. BALE and GODWIN, On Tuesday,. the 26th day of September, 1909, at the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, between the hours of Six and Light o'Clock in the Afternoon, r FEE ((Mowing ESTATES, situate in and near 1 - Winchester, in the County of Hants, in Nine Lots, subject to Conditions to be then and there produced: • I.et t. Three Tenements or Dwelling Houses, situate on the Causeway in Winchester, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith, Carter, and Pore. Lot 2. A Dwelling House, Garden, and Workshop, situate in Kingigare-srreet, Winchester, in the occupation of Mrs. Bradfield. Also a Dwain! house and Garden adjoining thereto, in the oc cupation or Mrs. Corfe. Lot 3.. A pwellin g House and Garden, situate in Kingsgart , -street;lerettr occupation el the Rev, F. Iremonger, toge•her with a Stable and piece of Land adjoining. Let 4. Three Dwelling Hones, situate in Kingsgate-street, in the occupation of Messrs. Browning, Pullen, and Annells. Lot-5. A Piece of Land, Celled Fishercroft, situate in the Parish of Saint Michael's. Winchester, containing about one Acre, in the occupation of Mr. James Wells. • Lot 6. A Piece of Land near Kingsgate-street, called Lavender Meadow, containing IA. OR. 36P. now in t! .e occupation of Mr. James Wells. Lot 7. A Pie-e of Land, called Cripsted Meadow, Tythe-free, in Saint Faith's, Winchester, containing about five Acres, and in the occupation of Mr. James Wells. Lot 8. and ry Pieces or Parcels of Copyhold Land, situate in the Pat ish of Wmall, near Winchester, in the occupation of Mr. James Wells. Lot 9 A Moiety of the Tolls of Saint Giles's Hill Fair, near the City of Winchester. The above Estates, excepting Lot 4, which is on a Lease for .500 years from November 13, 1719, and Lot 8, Copyhold of Lives under the College of Winchester, are held under renewable Leases from the'Deau and Chapter and the Corporation of Win chester, at low reserved Rents. The several occupiers of the Houses have had notice to quit at Michaelmas 1809, and the occupier of the Land is Tenant from year to year. Particulars may be known, by application to Messrs. Strong, Mill, Strong. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn,London; or to Messrs. 1 Pale and Godwin, Auctioneers, Winchester. SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR., RECTORY,ADVOW. SON, AND ESTATES.--By Mr. PEYTON,. • At the King's Head TOR, STOWMARKET, as Thursday, the 31st day of :4eptonilitr, 1809, in Six Lots,: A LL that the MANOR of WICKHAM SKEITH, I with the Impropriate Rectory and Great 'rythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of :Wickham, toge ther with sundry valuable Firths, situase in the several Parishes of Wickham 'k .0,, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorpe, in the County of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Bond, WEiteman, Rogers, Posford, and Ptuffills, Tenants at Will, and which are of the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. The Farms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes :trising therefrom. 1 his Estate lies within au msy distanoe of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River communicating with the Metropolis, from which "it is distant Aient 90 nines. It is in a high state of cultivation, with substan tial conv,nient -buildings. The communications are by good roads, and the P.trochial and other Payments are low. Lot 1. The Manor of Wicklaant Skeith, with all the Rights,t Royalties and Enib:ements thereto belonging, with the Rectorial lythes of the whole Palish (except of Lore 2 and 3, being Sur wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advawson . to the Vicarage of Wickham sheath ; and also a substantial biles s!!age, Tenement, Farm, Buntlines and Lands, called Wickham Manor Farm, in the occupa•ion of Mr. Thos. Bond 124 A. 21t Sr. Lot 2. A substantial Messuage 'Tenement, Farm • Buildings and Laml, ca/led Wickham Green Farm, - Henry Whiteman Tenant - 71 3 $ Let 3. Sttrwood Farms , Thos. Bond, Tenant 131 1 31 The above three Farms are in Wickham. Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupation of Charles Rogers - - 87 2 22 Lot 5. A Messuags Tenement and Lands, in • the Parish of Stow Upland, Il the occupatipn of Mr. I hos. Posford - - - 164 1 21 , 1.-n 6. A Messuage and Tenentent, in the Patibhe. of "Fhorpe and Cockfield, Mr. William auLfills 'foinnt - - 111 1 38 Total - 691 1 4 The respective Tenants will hhew the Estates, and spoeigca tions may he had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; White Horse, Ipswich; White Hart, Colchester; Inn, Eye; Irn,Woolplf; and at the Place of Sale I of Mt . Chester Penn, Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thames Prior; Ashfiekl, near Woolpit ; and of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Tun a I,oaden s where Vall.l of the , different Apo Amy In 34 P•M •' - - .4 1 • - . . 1N ONE DAY , the seal of' NEX 1 MONTH, THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH. Only sow Numbers, and .e 200,000 Prise Money. HORNS BY and Co. take the liberty of recommend -1- A Ing an early purchase of Tickets and Shares, on aecount of the great demand they daily experience, and hope to supply their Friends with a huge Shard of the said X 208,000 Prize Money. Orders from any part of the Globe executed on the same terms as if present; at either of their old established State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, or St. Margarut's Hill, Borough. In 1807 and 1808 Capital Prizes shared by Hornsby and Ca. 18,544 - £20,000 8,831 - £5,000 10,291 - 28,000 • 8,716 - 5,000 19,544 - 20,000 19,570 - 6,000 2,2'79 10,000 I 17,127 - 4,001 13g - 10,000 . 2,536 - 2,000 Several of £lOOO, £5OO, XlOO, X5O, &c. Bides ONE MILLION STERLING in former Lotteries. NO Medicine is so well calculated, o r h as b e t ter succeeded in giving relief in numerous bad Cases of Sara- . phula, than SPILSBUKY's PATEN!' AN FISCORBUTIC DROPS. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender anxiety of parents when the glands beepme first swelled and diseased, or the usual symptoms of scruphulous enlargement di' the stet:tack in children takes plate. Ir:eruptive cases of Scerry, Cout, ii.heumatism, anctNervous Irritation of the Stomach from bilious affections ha superiority has lontlseen ae:nowletigad.— Ile genuine Nl:diet - le has t%t. words, ‘ l * By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outdsie v.-rapper, and tke King's duty, is printed in Waal'. ink. Sold at are Dispen sary, No. 11, Soho-square, London, in small battles of ss. 6d. double bottles It7t.'aild larger 11. Cs. Compound Essence, to , allay unpleasant irritation, t BUTLER'S cetebrated RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, REAUTV of Countenance, And tegularity rea. tures, are aiiowed to distii, the British I air; but the Propr;etor of BUTLER'stOOI . H VOWDER would beg leant to remind his Courtry-weplen that the lustre of their Charm, loses bef its influence w'..ere the Teeth are discoloured, or then* a rotten and unhealthy appearance—tNs Is tee' more inexcusable, as the present preparation affords the infallible meansafitemovieg every bletrish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being *Jmposed of I', g nables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfectitm, either in the colour, or the decay of the - enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breach sweet wd delectsi. - ble, and makia: the gums of their proper shape and Termini= hurl- and a certain preventive against the fuoth-ache. No cont.. position of this kind ever brought fors, ; :il to public notice, hie met such universal approl , ation; and the Proprietor has to hoist that it bin daily use of itoyalty itself. • sold, wholesale and renal, by Mr. Butler, kw 1, Cheapsidt, corner of Paternoster-ropy•and [!tail, by Crisp, canter of Spring Gardens: Pickling, 76,.01f0rd-street;Clarke. 389, Borough; Baxter, Zdinburgli and Gla.sgOw,andly mist Country Medicine Vender. and Pi.rfunaers, in"bexes at ts.,9d. each. THE ROYAL Family, and Ladies and Gentle , - 1 - men of Distinction and Fashi o n, use RUSSIA OIL, for moistening the hair when dressing, which is so great a nnurishor to the hair as to prevent its turning grey to all periods; promotes the growzh, and makes•the "hair grow thick and long; prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald, places, if the least roots re main. soreral Gentlemen tha - . were bald, have declared, after using the Russia Oil regulat c ly for ale months, the Itild places be came nearly ,covered with hair; also promotes eye-brows and whiskers. Gentlemen ought not to omit using it to the whiskers after shaving, as it will prevent them turning a 'reddish colour, or grey, which is too generally the case, on account cf the wetting tiny receive from shaving. Lithe. and Gentletnen who wear false hair will find the RUS SIA OIL a ealuable article to use whets dressing, as it gives it a natural gloss. It is generally remarked persons wearing false hair, that after a short time wearing, it becomes dry and stiff, and is easily discovered; by. u.ing the RussialOil it prevents its being discovered, as if kebps . the bait soft, and renders its appearance natural. 'The high.reputation that the RekSIA OIL has gained for pre serving and primpoting the hair, and the great demand for it, has lately induced envious persona to copy the advertisement and isd tertisrafticles feta similar purpose,,which 'have pot the effect; Jt is therefore particularly recommended to observe the label on the outside, rapper of eachjtottle is signed In Russian gold ink, Mochrikefsky and Prince." any without that 'signature are counterfeits. •• Pricets..per biotite, or one bottle Containing fotir small, at one guinea, or sLx guinea bottles it five pounds. Sold wholesale and retadby the Proprietor,. A PRINCE, N 0.9, John-street, Oxford-street ;.and,lty appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, Bond-street; fiondrie and Sons, Per. turners to lieeMajesty,:lir.hborne ! street ; Bayley and Blew, Per fumers to the Prince and . Pripcess of Wales', and Doke and Duchess Of York, Cochipur-street ; *Harding and' Howell, 89. Pa i.Mail; *.Oistie l :s7, New , Bondoitreet ; West' and Co. '46, Gracechnrels4treet 4 , --Polf;y, Butts, and Co. • Ltialibeird-street ; Rowney, HartontGarden ; Newbonry and Sorii 45, St. Paul's 'Church-yard; Dicey and 'Sutton, bow Choreal-11rd; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; !hider, 4, Cheapsidit'Shaerand Edwards, 66, St. Paul'g Churchyard ;.Berry, mud •Joti::son, Creek-street, Soho; l. ow Strand ; Diction, 59, Flee t • s t rect ; Rise, 65, Cheap side; Rao4, 150,Ditford-street ; Vilthertrit99, Bbran4 ; Ward, 324, Holborn; BOND, 'rod, Royal Bichangot;vßull, Dublin ; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Collins, Nlisbury ; Cruttwell, Bath; Dan eon, Liverpool; atitiby mast df the principal f;effnmers or naodi die vendable England, Ireland, and Scotland. Conatry Shop-keepers sending their orders to tiny wholesale owlet skqy 4ial with in Loudon.; WilTriscive libWal allowanat. • ' - -- -- This day was published, price ft. 6d. bound, • , The Fourth Edition, of ' 1 '] PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES, adapted txt, th e - 2 - Eton Accidence; to be written or r ep ea t e d w hil st Bo Set Wart learning the Nouns ind Verbs. To which are added, a few of the every ;molt obvious Rules, with Easy Examples. to teach Boys to pm- , Pr strue or translate from the Latin. made Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. Paternoites‘ surer row, London ; and Broster and Son, and I. Poole, Chester. ' M , This day were pub/ishcd, in OnvVolume, 4to. price Al. S. Ws. nBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORICAL T ‘.." WORK of the late Right Hon.CHA'RLES JAMES FOX. By the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE. f;does With a Narrative of the Events which occurred in the Enter- Spin prise of the Earl of Argyle, in 1685. By sir Pa. rick Hume. and Printed for I. Calell and W. Davies, S: rand. once TO BE LET, - FOFaTerns of Years, and entered upii immndiately, 'HE THEATRE ROYALin MANCHESTER,. elegantly and completely fitted up with Scettexii, Machinery, Wardrobe, Books, Music, handsome Glass Chandelier., &c. and every other interior Decoration. . Proposals in writing may be addressed, or Personal arplic•:tiorts made to Thomas Falkner Phillips, E.q. Maalsbater, the Trca surer, on or before the 29th inst. • Manchester, fith September, 1809. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVARE CONTRACT. THE MANSION HOUSE and MANOR cf . COSHAM, with S 6 Acres of Rizh Meadow Grounds, Gardens, and Orchards thereto belonging; situate in the Parish of St. Nicholas, adjoining the TOW}, of Newport. The House is spacious and comfortable, with suitable Offices; a Green-house, with choice Vines, and a large walled Garden attached, well rocked with Fruit Trees. Seven Acres of the Meadow Land contiguous to the House will he in hand at Michaelmas next. The Estate is Leasehold, held under Queen's College, Oxford. The Tythes are Freehold, and will be sold therewith. The Mansion House, Garden, and the above seven Acres of Meadow, may be entered on immediately. For particular:, and to treat fo.r the purchase, apply (if by Let ter, post-paid,) to the Proprietor, Mr. John Young; or Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, Newport. August I'2, 1809.