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\ . _ . __ , . , . 1 .. , 0 • ra ~„ -.'„ .-..; N ' ('• . - . . , -.:,, i • *. / CF. 1 ~._:, _ .. vix . 4. , ,„_, .. 1 , , k - 7Fz * • ' -N. • - '"*T11111,11' `-; • • • •• ,N c 4 .1.16. , . : . , , •1111. . :~ i.: ; _..i: TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1809 Nv Yl3 Ell 70091 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Arse 23, 1809. TEE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA- J,STr's ORDNANCE, do let* the N. PRICE SIXPENCE-NALPPENNY. IN ONE DAY, OCTOBER lath, THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH. Only 5000 Numbers, and £200,000 Prize Money. Ix 0 RNSBY and Co. take the liberty of recommend ing an early purchase of Tickets and Shares ; and hops to supply their Friends with a large Shari of the said 5e200,000 Prize Money. Orders from any part of the Globe executed en the same terms as ifpresent, at either of their establlsked State Lot tery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, or St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. In 1807 and 1808 Capital Prizes shared by Hornsby and Co. 18,544 - £20,000 8,891 - £5,000 10,294 - 20,000 8,716 - 5,000 19,144 - 20,000 10,570 - 6,000 2,279 - 19,000 17,127 - 4,000 183 - 10,000 3,536 - 2,000 Several of £lOOO, £5OO, £lOO, £5O, Ste. Besides ONE MILLION STERLTNG in former Lotteries. This day was published, THE GAME BOOK for 1809. This work ena bles the Sportsman to keep an accurate aocount of the dif ferent kinds of Game, when and where killed, bow disposed of, and other particulars, forming a complete Journal for the Sports man, Gamekeeper, &c. price 71. 10s. 6d. 21s. 425. London : Printed for J. Harding, S 6, St. James's-street. JOHN KOJI., OF UTRECHT, ESQ. THIS Gentleman was resident in England in No vember 1789. Whoever can give positive informailon cif the Death of the said John Koll, or of hi• present re 61.1..! co, may receive Five Guineas, u a compensation for their troul'e, by application to Mr. James, Solicitor, No. le; Grav's Inn-squat-. That Proposals will be received at their °Mee in PaII-Mall, on or before Wednesday the tOth of September next, from such j , erion , as t ray be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, NORTICRN, YORKSHIRE, PASTERN, exclusive of Watley, sot IHERN, exclusive of Chatham, SO UTH WEST, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Cluiecht.rch, WESTERN, _ . . . I'URTLES,:from 2s. to Bs. per pound Several •A•• large CNi - gotis for Sale, at Wiltshire's, King's Head "rave: • Poultry.,—:ltitties dressed every day in the highest peefection for parties, of sent.to any part or Towel err Country. VOOI.WiC H. with its Dependencies, WARI I.Y 2711 CHATHAM, rota period t f Sic Months, from the tit of October nest. The f,rage to be furished in Rations, consisting, as hereafter may from time to time be required, either of 10 lbs. of Oats, or of 7 tbs. of Oats. lt lbs. of Hay, 14 lbs. of Hay, and and 8 lbs. of S•rtw, a lbs. of Straw; And must be delivrtrd at the resportiv, stations, at the expenee • the Contractor, who is 31 , 0 to furnish such Horses with Oats, of gibs pK ration, as may be billeted within the District for whlcbise contrac . s. _ _ The Proyotals tray be delivered separately or jointly, for twe sr more of the said Districts ; and it is expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dung that during the period of hli contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. Further particulars may be known upon application to the Officer comsynding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Seersta-yls Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four ,':lock, where the proposals must be delivered, sealed up, end endorsed " Proposals for the supply of Forme;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said SOth ay of September text, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making .t, or an agent in his behalf, shall attendo—By Order of the Boards R. H. CRAW, Seerebry. seam LLOYD'S, AUGUST 24, 1809. AT a General MEETING of the MERCHANTS, BANKERS. UNDERWRITERS, and othei Subscribers ss the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. In the Chair, The followirg Statement or the receipt and expenditure, was laid before the Meeting, by Josara MAIRTAT, Esq. on the part ut the Committer. Amount of Subscriptions X 554,677 1 6 Interest aid profit on Stock/ 70,155 1£ I resold - • - - - Total amount Gratuities an.' Annuities to !On Witiows, Orphans, and Relatives of Officers ad Men killed in action with the Enemy, and to 7612 Officers and Men vowilel or disabled - t 973,1116 • • For ti.e relief of British Pri- 1 16,700 0 0 , tre•rs of War in Frame Fur }lam ary Rewards - £121,832 16 7 16,456 4 4 For Mr?riiements - - 11,167 IS 6 For prinong Reports, Cir./ 2Asi, 16 S cuhr Lows, Ste. - -5 Irvine Tax - - - - 1,489 1 6 i'Jrage, Rent, Salaries,? 8,209 8 3 sod various expellees .S Balance 93,193 4 5 It frrther appeared by the Report of the Committee, that they hid Its!' of 3469 men killed, and 4010 men wounded, for whose cues ns provision was yet made ; and that they admitted these cf-mands upon the fund, on the present system of erica iiture, at 41:0,4so: Resolved onanimously, Tint the enlarged scale upon which the Rtilittry operations of e..e Country are now carrying en, makes it necessary to re-consider she original resolutions under which the Commlftoe have hitherto :.kted ; and that in future the donations from this fund be sppro p ced eirlusively to the relief of the Widows ' Orphans, and R•le.ietpwlif, depended for support en those who fall in the cause of their Country ; to the relief of those whose wounds are attended of limb or disability from future servile ; to the annual 1::ovre-sce made towards the itged and infirm British Prisoners of \Vv., and To the support of the Schools and Nospitats established a! the t;.fr rent Depots in France. Ibe an .1715.;:l 7 .K : made Fa the patriotism and liberality of the f , r Nev: k2ontrihuttntis to the Patriotic Fund, that the truy b. ro•ided with the means of continuing the ridivt to the' e meritorious objects. That a ;:übscz . ip:ni, for these laudable purposes be now en tered into, and than Centrilstitions be received at the Bar of I.tova's Coffee Heine, and by all the Bankers in the United liingdorn. liat the Tha!ls of this ITeeting be given to the Committee, fo•th.e zeal ank' miited attention wish which they have eon rre,. th: :•:.si,vits of this Institution. ]hat tle Ihnoks of tin, Meeting he given to the Chairman, for I. i Able and in , :icions conduct in the Chair. ]hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Jose's! MAR.. A • `1.1.1: the clear and satisfactory manner in which he has 2%1 ! •'e proceetlir.j. of the Committee. .• !'.t.it Resolutions, together with the Subscriptions, be tlyerJ.. a in the daily Papers. (Signed) FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. '1 llovring Sums were immediately Subscribed: S't F. iO5 0 0 George Shedder £ll5 ; 105 0 0 I Eichird and Edw. —wird Forster 105 0 0 • Lee 105 W. Andervort, I John Mangles 105 Bar!. 105 0 0 lames Mangles lat J.llacemr.,T. Bonar Robert Mangles 105 and Cu. 105 0 0 James Mickenaie & Mst.li;:g, Esq. Alta. Glennie 105 M. P. 105 0 0 John Tunno 105 I, 4l,lrviny.,Sc Co. 105 0 0 Puyet, Bainbridge, C:^Av..!er, L.-at., and and Parnell 105 Garet 10:1 0 0 Stephen Thornton, !:ti. I hos. WA-en 103 0 0 Brothers Sc Co. 405 Lin !' 10; 0 0 Ineis, Ellice & Co. 105 irßWtg 105 0 0 Charles Bosanquet 105 J'An ' !05 0.1 Thomas Wilson 105 7„:lw ! n 105 0 0 David Pike Watts 105 Cu. 103 0 0 Sir Rd. Neave,Bart. 10.5 MP 105 0 0 Robert liolford 50 103 u 0 J. N. & 11. Pearce 105 Prescott, Grote, and - 501 0 0 Co. 10.5 0 . ki1:1 It Co. 105 0 u Jordalne and Slaw 105 ,0 ••• Ra kings 105 0 Francis Newton 105 • t, James Putnam 20 • Thomas Murdoch 105 0 Edward Helling 5 0 James Abel 105 0 Jobn and Jos. Coope 105 0 Lefevre, Curries, staff Ca 105 0 `'. 105 0 J 105 0 4.• & CO. 105 0 : : 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 o 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O G O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 10 10 Ca, per 21 0 This day was published, Ham:tomely printed in Octavo, price Las. boards; or in Ons . Volume, Royal Octavo, price Sla. in boards, OBSERVATIONS ON FUNGUS H2F.MA.- TOIDES, or SOFT CANCER, in several of the most im portant Organs of the Human Body; containing, also, a compa rative View of the Structure of Fungus Hamatoides and Cancer, with ('.0.% and Dissections. By JAMES WARDROP. F. R. S. E. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and ono of tho Surpons of the Public Dispensary of Edinburgh. Illustrated by Plates. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, Lundon. Ot whom may be had, by the same Auther, _ . . Essays oar ;he Morbid Anatomy of the Human Eye, of which the ♦arious morbid appearances are illustrated by coloured En gravings, by Meadows, Medland, Maddock', Heath, &c. after Dmwings by Mr. Synis. 141 on volume royal octavo, price 21$. in boards. This day was published, In One Volume small Octavo, price 6s. in hoards, 'THE PHYSIC IAN'S VADE-MECUM, contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treat ment of Diseases, accompanied by a Select Collection of Formula, and a Glossary of Terms. By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D. Licentiate In Physic of the University of Oxford, and the Royal College of Physicians of London ; Physician to the St. Mary la-bonne Infirmary; and Lecturer on Medicine. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold also by every Bookseller in town and country. Of whom may be had, lately published, I. Ilooper's Surgeon's Vade-Mecum, foolscap eve. 6s. 2. --- Anatomist's Vade-Mecum, foolscap Svc 9s. 3. Cooper's Dictionary of Practical Surgery, tvo. 15s. 4. Thomas's Practice of Physic, Soo. 144. 5e531,611 11 1 THIS YEAR. BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that • the only Lottery to be drawn this Year is the STATE LOTTERY, which will be drawn on the 29th of next October, all in one day. Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety; and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the easier the purchase the bet. ter, there being only 5000 Numbers, from l to 5000. Schemes with particulars may be had gratis, at either of Butes old established Offices in London, No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing Cross, 7.*re Capital Prizes to an immense amount (too nntneroes for psertion) have brit sold, shared, and registered, and where Per sons in the Country may be supplied the same as if present, by sending their Orders (Post paid) accompanied with good Bills, Cash, Bank Notes, or Post Office Orders. t_lrPlease to rritice the Lottery nectt4s and rnyibtlzs on the 20th of October; and that day will decide 4220,000 in Prizes. D ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock Brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, that the whole of the New STATE LOrTBRY will be drawn la One Day, 20th ef OCTOBER NEXT. This Lottery has only 8,660 Number+ (from No. 1 to 5,000 inclusive), Four Tickets of a Numl•er, so that the Purchaser of a Single Ticket will gain a Prize of dg0,600: By Two Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - . - 5t40,000 By Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prise of - - . 1E61,000 Bygour Tickets of the eine Number, A Prise of . . . - .880,000 And all other Prises is the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of - AlO,OOO 4 of X 5,0001 of ,el,OOO 4 of 2,000 12 - of - - 500 &c. c. &c. Tiexers and Sifill2s are on Sale by RICHARDSON, COODLUCE, and Co. Cornbill, and Charing Cross, London ; who shared and Sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609, 10,197, and I 5,021, Three Prizes of 4 7 20,000; and 7,95 n, X19,01k0. They are also the only Office that ever sold in Shares Two Prises of £30,000. PRESENT PRICE - Ticket, £2l 17s. Half - £ll 3 0I Eighth - - se2 IS 0 Quarter - - Sl4 0 Sixteenth - - 1 4 0 MONEY MATTERS. AGENTLEMAN above the common class of Money Lenders, who has for many years carried on busi ness to general satisfaction, has large sums of Money ready to• advance on Annuity, or on Bills, or Notes of Hand, or any ether security.—Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 48, Upper Mary-la-bonne. street, and a card will be given to his house within a minute's walk.—l.etters (post paid) immediately answered. Ladies of character, single or married, may be accommodated, and persons who have loose sums to lay out, may employ them to great advantage. OBJEC l'S OF THE EXPEDITION, STRENGTH OF FORT LILLO, AND ANTWERP. The day was published, peke 2s. 6d. Illustrated by two superior Maps, being a most important explanation of the Expedition, its objects and probable inue, DESCRIPTIVE and PICTURESQUE AC .I- COUNT of the Islands of Walcheren, Revel, and Schowen, and Cadsand, and tithe Banks of the Scheldt, and the Towns and Forts thereon. Ti which is added, the present state of the Cities of Middleburgh, Flushing, and Antwerp, the Scenery of the Country, modes of living, and price of provisions. Published and sgld by Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row ; and to be had of all ilookiellers. This day was published, In one volume, tyro, price Ils. boards, NEW THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF VEINS.; with its Application to the Art of WORKING MINES. By ABRAHAM GOTTLOB WERNER, Counsellor of the Mines of Saxony. Professor of Mineralogy and of the Art of Working Mines at Weyberg, &e. Translated from the Ger man. To which is added, an Appendix, containing Notes illus. native of the Subject. By CHARLES ANDERSON, M.D. Fellow of the . Royal College of Surgeons , Member of the Chirurgical Society, of the Wernetiaa Natural liiuory So ciety, &c. _ -Jam thrum mane feneslras Intrat, et augustas mama lambic rims*. - Atm. Pell. PLACCI SAT. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin burgh ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London. This day was published, price 9s. is boards, The SECOND EDITION of ASERIES of DISCOURSES on the PRIN CIPLES of RELKHOUS BELIEF, u connected with ROMAN HAPPINESS and IMPROVEMENT. By the Rev. R. MOREHP.AD, A. M. _ _ _ Of Baliol College, Oxford, Junior Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh. _ . _ _ Printed for Archibald Constableand Co. Edinburgh; and Con stable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, Ludgate-street, London. ••• " It is the singular and unaffected benevolence of manner— the tone of genuine goodness and conciliating candour so unlike the contemptuousarrogance of vulgar theologians, that forms the chief charm of the volume before us; and induces us to point it out to the attention of the Public as eminently calculated to fix the principles of the young and careless, and to improve the cha nty and mend the hearts of readers of eveir description." Edinburgh Review, No. i 7. ASTRONOMY. This day was published, in two etegant vols. price IS.. in boards, THE SYSTEM of the WORLD, accor di ng to Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent Mathematicians. By P. S. LAPLACE, Member of the National Institute. Translated into English by J. POND, F. R. S. Printed for R/CSARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, The WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a Familiar Display of the Phcenomeaa of the Starry Heavens, with numerous large Engravings, price 6s. DENMARK AND SWEDEN. TM. day was published, in 2 elegant vols. small Bve. price les. 6d. in boards, TRAVELS through DENMARK and P art o f - SWEDEN, during the Winter and Spring of the present year, 1809, containing authentic particulars of the domestic con dition of those countries, the opinions of the inhabitants, and the state of agriculture. By JAMES MACDONALD. The Author of the above Work was wrecked off the Scaw on the 2tltb day of November last, and consequently had opportuni ties of making a tour of Denmark, and subsequently of Sweden. J.lndon : Printed forßtcunao Putt.tirs, and to be had orall Booksellers. A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK. Tbis slay was published, a new Edition, price Ave shillings bound, with the full allowance to Schools, THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for English Classes, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain ing Instruction on every useful atd important sobject, in the cor rect and elegant Language of the hest Authors; arranged in Les • lens for every day in the Year. By the Rev. DAVID !LAIR, A. M. The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this incom parable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to be adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testi inionials of its superierpretensions and juitify an expectation that it will in due time be universally received and preferred as a finish,- ng Boik in the practice of Reading. Printed for RICHARD Petit ti rs, London, and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, • 1. The FIRST CATECNISM, price 9d. 2. READING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES, Ss. Sd. , 3. The GRAMMAR Of PRILOSOPIIIT, 3s. 4. l'ke GRAMMAR bf Cil CDAISTR V, Is. 6d. A LIBRARY OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. In the Press, and in September will be published, In Twenty eight handsome and clostly printed Volumes, royal 18mo. con taining each about 400 pages, illustrated and embellished with upwards of One Hundred large Engravings, price Eight Guineas in boards, or Ten Guineas elegantly bound; and the Voracas in thirteen Volumes, or the TRAYIL3 in fifteen, may be had separately after the same rate, ACOMPLETE COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS from the First Voyage of COLUMBUS In the year 1492, to the COMMENCEMENT of the PRESENT CENTURY, the principal of them printed verbatim from the best Editions of the Original Works. The whole selected and prepared for the Press By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stonesfield, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Author of the Universal History, British Nepos, kc.4kc. &c. This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which has for a considerable time been out of print; and partly of new matter, comprising the Voyages unabridged of ANSON, BYRON, WALLIS, CARTERET, and COOK; the Travels unabridged of ADDISON, MONTAGU, and SMOLLET ; and of abridg ments of many valuable Works published subsequently to the appearance of the former Edition, bringing the collection down to the present time. The contents of the several Volumes will best illustrate the Nature, Utility, and Value of this new Work. THE VOYAGES. Vol. 1. Columbus, De Gania, Cabot, Drake, Sic. 2. Anson, Ulloa, &lc. 3. Byron, Wails, Carteret, &s. 4. Cook's First Voyage. 5. Cook's First Voyage. 6. Cook's Second Voyage. 7. Cook's Second Voyage. 8. Cook's Third Voyage. 9. Cook's Third Voyage. 10. Cook's Third Voyage. 11. Phipps, Fielding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, Ste. 12. Pages, Vancouver, &c. IS. Mathews, Bligh, Turnbull, and INDEX. THE TRAVELS. 14. Addison, M. W. Montagu, Ste. 15. Shaw, Hanway, Nieubuhr, &c. 16. Bruce, Maupertuis, Woo d, &r. 17. Smollet's France and Italy. • 18. Brydene, Swiuburne, Wrazall, 19. Moore, Cr•ite, &c. 20. Pallas, Macartney, &c. 21. Valiant, Brown, Barrow, &c. 22. Sonnini, Denon, Parke, kc. ds. Forster, Buchanan, &c. 24. Hearne, Weld, Liancourt, Mackenzie, &c.' • 25. Bourgoing's Spain. 26. Kotzebue's Siberia, France, and Italy. 27. Carr's France, Baltic, and Holland. 28. Lord Valentia, and IND i; X. • The VOYAGES in thirteen Volumes, or the TRAVELS iq 15 Volumes, may be had complete by themselves, with separate Indexes, at the rate of Six Skillings ,er Volume; and COOK'S THREE VOYAGES Round the World, printed verbatim from the original Quarto Editions. may be had by tl•emselves, with a separate Index, in Seven Volumes, price Two Guineas. Printed for RICR ARO PitiLLtrs, London; and to be had of all the Booksellers in the British Empire. Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, A UNIVERSAL, HISTORY from the Creation to the present time, in 95 royal paper, A'ti. 15s. or on demy paper, IS. Also, THK BRITISH TOURISTS, piiiitnenq pu,go a m* . pond with this new edition of she Voyages and Daub, in six volumes, price Wis. in IMO* J ,its.;‘, •- .:t ; , •I .41: 4 1 I 4100 • -r.J rt,l zir!on•ols 00: a a It!, . 14 An': I A .:Js t t►i s!•!. - ; etial.sje ue„;,T. • I •• AND (~ 0 1,1) BA>tiliS A I: I-sELgNSBURGH, NORTH MR. BELL has now nearly completed that part of his extensive plan of thc BATHS, which he intends at present to bxecuse. He has finished and furnished a great variety of Lodgingansonis ; fitted up a number of Hot and Cold Baths; opened a public Reading-room, which is supplied with Magazine.% and London and Glasgosv Newspapers daily; an elegant Green• t heuse, and large A•sembly-mom. He has also completed his ex tensive range of Stables, with a large covered Coach-yard. Ad joining to the Zaths there is a separate and elegant Lodgingshonse for the reception of a genteel family, and every possible etertion will be made to give the most entire satisfaction to a', parties who may see it proper to frequent the Baths. The surrounding country presents scenes the most rural and magnificent that are Amidst any where to be met with. The dis • tance to Inverary is only about 20 miles, and the Seats of Rose neath, Ardincaple, Lus-, and Cambuitisklne, are quite at hand. Tke Lakes of Loehlomond, Loclifispe, Loch s, Lochiong, Locbgaer, and others, are all within a few milui distance, a n d Greenock aid Port Glasgow lie directly opposite to the Baths. Hdensburgh, Dumbartonshire, August 1. TO BE SOLIT''OIt LET, A VERY Good and extensive DWELLING -1- HOUSE and SHOP, with a Cabinet and Upholstery Ma. nufacterf adjoining, being No. I, St. Aubyn-street, Plymoutlit Dock, a desirable situation, fronting Fare-street and St. Aubyn street, where the above Business is, and has been extensively carried on for several years.—For viewing the premises and to know particulars, apply (if by letter post pail) to'F. S. Colwich, on the premises. .SETSHIRF..--M'ANOR AND FARM "OR SALE. . To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.JOHN JEANES, At the Antelope Inn, at Sherhorne, on Saturday the 23d day of September next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, suLject to such Conditions as will be produced, unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contract, THE MANOR Of HIDES, with its Rights, Roy-- alties and Appurtenances, and Farr& thereto belongiur, comprising a convenient Farm-house with suitable Outbuildings, and upwards of 300 Statute or 360 Customary Acres of good Arahic, Meadow, Pasture, Orchard and Coppice Laud, lying within a ring fence, in the Parishes of l.ydlinch and Stock Gay lard, in the occupation of Mr. John lttihb , a. tenant. The above property is exceedingly well timbered, pleasantly situate in a very desirable pars of the County of Dorset, in the neighbourhood of g od roads, distant about three miles from the market towns of Stalbridge and Sturminster, nine front Eland ford, six from Sherburne, and twenty frmn Weymouth. The Manor abounds with Game, is bounded on one side by a good Trout Stream, being in a fine Sporting Country, with Fup. hounds and Harriers at a convenient distance. The Farm House is in an wiry situation, commanding a beau. tifol prospect, is situate near the centre of the Estate, aud might at a moderate expence be made fit for a Gentleman's residence ; and all the buildings are in complete repair. Mr. Miles, the tenant, will skew the Farm. . . Further information may be had of Richard Mesaker, Esq. Shaftesbury, where a Map of the Estate may be seen; and of Messrs. Messiter, Wincanton. TO BE SOLD Dl' PRIVATE CONTRACT, in One Lot, ALL that desitable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called WOODLANDS, situate in a very delightful part of the County of Sonierset,about two miles front theMarket-tow t , • of Stowesy, and nearly a like distance from the sea, Gournandiug a beautiful view of the Bristol Channel and of the Welch Coast.— This Estate lies near the turnpike-road, about midway between Bridgewater, Dunster, and Mlnehoad, and consists of a substan tial modern-built Brick House, called Higher Woodland House, with Dining and Drawing-rooms, with solid mahogany doors, a good Breakfast-parlour, Vest ibuk, s u itable Bedchambers, Kitchen, Larder, Servants' Apartments, and ether domestic offices; excel lent under-ground Cellars, Coach-house, and large walled Garde.. Also, contiguous, a very good and comfortable Farm-house, called Lower Woodland, with about 120 acres of very rich Mea dow, Pasture, Arable, and Woodland adjoining, including eight Acres of Orchard in its prime. And, also, a Free hold Estate, called Currell, 'congaing of a cottage and aboit 20 acres of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land, both the lat ter let to the same-tenaist. The mansion -house, offices, and gar. den, &c. are ready fur the immediate reception of a genteel fa mily. The Farm, called Lower Woodland, wigs the Estate, call ed Currell, is let to a good tenant, at the very low rent of X 252, fur a term which expires at Michaelmas next. The tenants have a right to stock the extensive commons near the Estate with all wanner of cattle-and sheep, being a valuable appendage. pith Copper Ore has been dug up on the Estate, under which it is supposed that there are valuable lodes of Copper, as mimes hay. been worked on the Estate adjoining to this. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Sbephard and Adling ton, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London ; or to Mr. Bryant, Attor ney, Bishop's l.ydeard, near Taunton. MO Medicine is so well calculated, or has better succeeded in giving relief is numerous bag Cases of Scro phula, than SPILsBUKY's PATINT ANTISCORBU 110 DROP;. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender anxiety of parents when the glands become first swelled and diseased, or the usual symptoms of scruplaulous enlargement of the stomach in children takes place. In eruptive cases of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous Irritltion of the Stomach from bilious affections, its superiority has long been acknowleeiged.,— The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, and the King's duty, is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispen sary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. ad. duuble'bottles 10s. and larger 11. Ys. Compound Essence, to allay =pleasant irritation, Bs. DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cele brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, and from their great success in many obstinate Bi-, how. Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Ore. gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscoun cosy Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and unction of their name. " Deal Castle, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Feb 24, 1803. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon: al though not personally acquainted with hint, would take it as ; favour, if he would send him, four or five boxes of his Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi cine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for the grgat service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Biabop and all Ids. fasitily, Captain Lloyd feels it bis duty to recommend the AIL wherever he goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appolit some persons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to the community." The Pills are found to be as incomparable remedy for restoring the toneof the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and tlatu lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick 00-aches, and heart-burn, which is oc:asioned by pregnancy, And a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony Of the redundant bile, intempera,te diet, or drinking to excess. • wholesale aid retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside„ corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter, Edinburgh and C4asgow,aud retail by most country Medicine Venders, :14 boxes A # • /Mr, .14 .14 K. •IA •(I -of , .Ural , • 44,1.• I r../..