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-r . ' Ntrii!DEß 9158. Published, In 9 Vols. Bvo. Pr. £Z. 12s. Gd. hoards, THE GREEK TESTAMENT; anew E di t ion, chit& from Catessacies Text.—Contaiiting Co- R- us Notes f HARDT, AAPHEL, ICL, SCHLZUSIIIIR, sisSiti BCrome. ip familiar Latin : KYP together with p Irani I pow from the Classics, an with references to Vigerus fur wows, sod 130 s, for Ellipses. By the Bev. E. - `LPY, B.D. der of Norwich School; an Chaplain to the Bisume of Noawscu. A few Copies, large Paper, pr. S 4. by by A. J. Valoy, and sold by Law and Whittaker, Long '—oan g od Co. Baldwin and Co. and all other Booksellers. AI;o, by the Same, ILEGANTIR. LA I'l N ,or Rules and Exercises illustrative l ip e legant Latin Style. Pr. 45. 6d. 4th Edit. day was published, price 2s. dd. No. VII. including the Title and Index to the Fiat Volume THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re gister for British India awl its Dependencies, for July 1816; m ounting, besides other interesting matter, a full and accurate Report of the Debate at the East-India Huu.e on the 19rh ult. ; r Account of the Examination at Hertford College ; and a variety of Intelligence to the latest dates from the several Pre sidencies in India. Lon ion : Printed for Black, Parbury, and Allen; of whom spy be had, the First Vol. corm fete, sit haif-binding or boards. 'llls day was published, in bvn. price 5s GI tat hoards, AN ANSW4R to DR. KINGLAKE ; showing the thsuger of his Cooling Treatment of the Gout. By JOHN RING, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and of the Medical Societ.es of London and rani!. London : Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller. 10, (town•court, Plinces-strcet, Soho. • Where may be had, lately published, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Gout ; containing the Opinioos of the most klebrated Ancient and Modern Physicians on that Dilease; eibObstreations on the Eau Malicia:de, avo.board4, els This day were published, PyLoograan, Hunt, Rees, Or►ue, ;Old brown, Londunl and A. Constable and C. Edinburgh, • L THE LORD of the ISLES. A POEM.— By WALTER SCO IT Esq. The Fourth Edition, in ftvo. price 14s. Boards. t. tokrby, a Poem, in Six Cantos. '1 Le sth Edition, in *to. Nice 14s. boards S The Lady of the Lake, a Poem. The 9th Edition, In Bvo. 'limas. boards. 4. Marmion, a Tale of Fludden Field. The Bth Edition, Bvo. rim 14s. boards. 5. The Lay of the Last Minstrel. The 13th Edition, in Bvo. rice 104.64. boards. • 6. The Vision of Don Roderick, ihr Field of Waterloo, and nibs r►vo vire iOs. 6d boards. 7. Ballads and Lyrical Pirces. 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We Us hardly help elvying the talents by which Mr. Alison has clothed so much wisdom in, so much brainy, and make us find, in the same work, the higlies , gratlications of taste, and the noblest., lesson• of virtue." Eilinbuigh Review, No. 46. Printed f o r Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Login:An, Harr, Rees, Orme, and Blown, London. Of whom way be had, by the same Author, I. Sermons. Volume Zintend, price t is. boa: Et% S. Essays use the Nature and Principles hf Taste. Two Veils. tees•Founh ?Afyon, price Li. Is. boards. VASHIONABLE COATS, cut and nude in a ▪ superior and elegant ryle, of the best superfine cloth, for ▪ ; best fashionable . Waistcoats 16s ; Pantaloons, weising• hew, or Cussacs, cheap in proportion; a suit of Livery comple!e, £4. 101. Ihe business of this house being wholly done with ready money the Proprietor to submit the above great advantage, to Noblemen, Gentlemen, and the Public at large, which is not less than trout to 40 per cent. under otiser houses, at Ink Fleet street, four doors east of Cliaecery.laive. Gentlemen, Metchants, and thr6e in want of large quantities, will find a great alvalitage by spidying as o;tie ; a variety of each article is kept ready &Ashes: for the convenience of Gentle• men travelling. H. BARLOW, No. 15, Leicester-place, Leiccs- A• ter•square, having obtained his Majesty's Royal Letters Peat for his. IM PRO V E lei EN TS ON TEA AND COFFEE TRNS, upon a constructton to answer every purpose at the Breakfast and Tea habit, embracing comfort, caw, aid economy. At Breakfast, and hi domestic Families w:tere. two kinds of Tea ate used, it can be poured out as strong to suit every palate, or diluted as weak as regulred, without the trouble of taking the Cults to the Urn tit the Kettle for that purpose. Ladies who pre- Side at the Tea Table can make two kinds of Eta, which can he Mired cm hepareely or ;nixed at pleasure, awl Co fire at the same e 4 le. The construction of those Urns being on the distil Erin (tie, it is found by eaperiment that one pound ot Tea in three is 4 :ved, and the stength and flavour is retained from evaporation. luvuntor has also a PATENT TEA-LOAM), to be used correspond with the Urn, which a rimple plan conveys 14 Cup to the petecui intended. In the inn oduction of this ele gant Breakfast and Tea Service, the Patentee has relieved Ladles Irma the fatigue and trouble experienced in making Tea for a few —eNil by the eapensive arid laborious use of the ex:ra Tea and teffft Pot. HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THP. GRAVEL AND S lONE, LUMBAGO, Stc. OF the various complaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor i ri , ors maiming in their consequence". than the Gravel an d Stone. VITS:I,OSed of the most innocent ingredients, eve be e n t oun d of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels containing the urine, removing we calculi, or gritty secretions, 4 .0 d banishing every pernicious tendency to these disorders, Iciiiinut confinement. .1 hey ate therefore with great confidence recommended to the afflicted in the above complaints ; u well as for Lumbago, Pains In the Back and Lulus, Stoppage of Urine, disorders of the Kidneys and Madder. ~4 441. in hoz..* 2! `22. nil. and I Is. by Messrs. B utler and Sons, me 4, Cheapside, London ; and also by M. Gardner, George: Trot, Ediiiliiir g li ; Messrs. Newbel and Soto, Dame street, vytilut ; and the Medicine Venders in every City and Town in the United Kingdom. J •••• .. , ~_....., • , ---._._., . 4, . _.......„,.„,.. • . . • ._, ~. ,-. , 1P1 11 1113^,,, 7 .4.., . ~,,•• . . . . I k,(._ • - ---.Z: . " ' lllki . Ifs 44 . • f° MONDAY, jULY. 8; 1810. SALES BY AUCTION. KNIGHTSBRIDGE, OVERLOOKING HYtir-PAP.X.. Desirable DWELLING-HOUSE, w i t h GARDEN, Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI PURE, Glazed PRIN I'S, CHINA, GLASS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No.lo, Knightsbridge-row, nearly opposite ginane•street, To-atnekOW, July 9, 11118, at Twebre o'clock, riIHE LEASE of a Desirable TiWELUNG HOUSE, recently repaired, and fitted up at a very trona deruide exprn.e for the Proprietor's own Residence; consisting of Three Rooms on a Floor, with convenient Offices, detached Wash house, ate. with a fore Court, and large Garden at the back extending to Hyde Park.. On the same day, at Eleven o'clock, will also be Soin. The Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI PURE, the Peoree•re of a GENTLEMAN gotng Abroa4; conAsting of capital four-post Bedsteads, with liehtlsome Mahogany carved fret Pillars, :old Chintz Cotton Furniture,; prime seasoned Goose Feather-Beds and Bedding; Drawing-itoont and Eatii*j. Parlour Furniture in Chintz Cotton, with continued Draperies, trimmed with Parisian Fringe; Chaits, Sofiet, &1.; excellent Cabinet Articles in Mahogany Chests of Minters, Dining, Card, Pembroke, and other rabies ; Pianoforte; a few fine Prints by Woulltt and others; China, Glass, Culinary Articles, and other Effects. SALES BY AUCTION. SIDMODTI I, DEVON. Beantiftil MARINE VILLA, with OFFICES, PLEASUItE GROUND:: in t he 111 Aft Complete Order, And MEADOW LAUD. • TO BE SOLD BY AljC TION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrairay's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Corriblq, London On'THUILICIAY, July 18, at 'l'or.2l7e o'Clock, FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele gent Marine Residence, the Property of a Gentlemen; erected on an elegant and unique Elevation, in the Cottage style, with Thatched Roe, encompassed on two sides with an elci:opt Rustic Viranda, situate on a beautiful Etniaence within a slim distance of Sidn►outh, which is remarkable for. the salubrity and mildness of the Air, coMmanding eremite Peospects of the beau tifully diversified surrounding Country, and boundless Views of ' the Ocean, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction, excellent Domestic Offices, with Servants' Apart ments over; roomy Yards, Stabling, Coach louses, other Out, buildings, tic. Orchards and Meadow Land, containing in all near 20 Igo FOURTEEN ACRE S , . Forming a most.enchanting and unrivalled situation as,a Marine Residence for i VonLeman; Officers of the Navy, or fora Tinily of Distinction. 'Ybe liou;e may be viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale, the Furniture on Monday preceding the Sale. Particulars on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickers for viewing may be bad. To he viewed by Tickets: Particulars May be had at the Lon don Inn, Sidmouth ; London Inn anti Hotel, Eseter ; Fountain, Plymouth-Dock Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth; Fountain and George Inns, Portsmouth ; White Hart and Antelope, Sa lisbury ; Lion, Bads; Bush. Bristol; John Pidsley, Esq. Exeter, of whom •rickeld for viewing tetay be had; Messrs. Flood and Mules, Honiton; of (1. Law, Ehq. Soiicitor, inn; anti of Mr. Robins, Warick.street, (, olden square, London, where a Plan Of tit Estate and Elevation of the House may be seen ; and Tickets for viewing may be had of Mr. OsbOrhe, So licitor, Sidmouth, likewise. ; 74 0 11 ' N 7 vik \ ' 06. 4111141V' • w . PRICE Szv_sy7PrNel. IN THE NEW AND MOST, ADVAN I'M:MOUS LOT; TERY EVEK KNOWN ISO 'OAP! PRIZES.. QECUREO BY Cl OF PAR LiAltitirr cr the Roads. Feerlec, rnd Tolls of the noIIt,BR!DGX dt SUNDERLAND, the Grand Arch cf which being 43.81 C wide, and IC3 fret high, :•.dm;ts the largest Vertels to riss all pi!i set. SCHEMZ. / • Pr!te cf 1 . 5.0r9 3 : 0C1) I,nt - :00 - SOO 100 - t15,111W1 • 3 1 , 09 ,Roo ▪ 3,00 Q 1.000 2,000 6 1 000 Tickets: Value iesti,9oo ' .. Which will be pall in Debenttires of .Cloo each,. (similar to Ex chequer Bills or India lionsis), bearing ad Interco of $ per Criss. per Annum, and the fires half year's 'lividend cif .C 730 will be• come due, antl.paid the fortunate purthasers in Money, Trustees after th e Drawing, which svill be 31st October, the appropriated by Act Ei, Gro 111 are . Sir M. W. littottv,Bart. M. P: Cu Tilltiltst ELL:int.:, Esq. M. P.. • i-t Though the : lowest Prize in this saleable Lottery is 5100, 'tickets ate at present °nit An. i4e. • • Half - 53 19 ii I Eighth - Al 1 a quaker • 2 06 I Sixt.enth . .0 11 0 At the Lieenied Mee. and Agents as usual- J. SIVEWit IGI Vl', Contractor, 37, Cncoliill i 11, Ho:born; .1% Haymarket ; 141, 07.ford.strvet. . . RICHMOND, SURREY. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, WITH EXCELLENT AT. TACHP:D an 4 DETACHED OFFICE s, BEAUTIFUL LA A'N, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDEN, Zee. slopin e , to the River. TO BE SOLD 111 AUCTION; Br Mr ROBINS, At Garment?* Coff:e•hetse, 'Change-alley. Coenbill, on Tun as u.vr, July id, 1816, at l'welve • • • - THE Enneularly Elegant Well.bisilt LEASE- Houi REiIDENCE, late ese Property of Sir DRUM. uoxn Saturn, Barr deceased, meat encliantinyly situate at the foot ,t Richmond Hill, contiguous to the Bridge, with a beau. tiful Lawn sloping to the River, laid not with gr-Nelled walks, highly embellished with tine grown Titni Shriths, Evergree.is, &c. commanding he: united ail extensive views of the windings of the '1 hams, and Itixatiant stirroutelisig cou:ttry. • Ihe house is calCulated for the accomns 'dation of a family of the first rtspectability, cticloAtsi from the rood by a for,' coast with folding gates ; coctaiiiing, on the upper floor, six ex• cellent bed chambers and a Dres=sing-rnont ; on the first floor, a very elegant Dratetrtg-room, finished with beautiful landscapes, and bowed end look:rg to the '1 it ames, a flreitlCast Parlour, two excellett Bed cbarpheis, and a Dressier-T01 , 11: on the grouttl fl. or, Entrance under a r.rtico to a handsonsi• 11 .11, capital bowed Doting parlour, brcaktest •room, Gentleman's 1/N4 ...big-room and Si tidy, an excel nt princlpal and srcistilay Staircase. In basemen!, enclosed fr-un the how:. by a glazed partiti to,: et cants' liall, Butler's Pan• ty.liouselteeper's nem,Maid's Closer, Wine, Ale, Beer, and Coal Cellars, &e detached Offices recently erected, Men Servants' Dressing-room, Laundry, &c. with water laid on excellent Kitchen, Scullery, two cool ',mien, Coal-hole, and four Sleeping rooms fur Servants ; Coach. house, six-stall Stable, with Loft and Man's Room over; Kitchen Garden, Green-house, Drying-grouud, and Massage to the Bridge road, and detached : , ervand Entrance; containing in the whole about 'lwo Acres. ' To be viewed by 'rickets only. Particulars may be had on tlvz Prevlises ; at the Castle and l'alltot, Richmond; kirtiiie Harr, Windsor; Castle, t;alt-hill; Bull, Eau S.ren ; `tar and Garter, Itcw Btidge ; of Mr. Northam, Solicitor, Castle-strew, Hol born ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden .square, of whom 'Tickets for viewing may be had. A MOST DESIRABLE COMPACT FARM, of Arable, Pas. tore, and Wood Land, all FREEHOLD, Lot& tax re.leemed, and poosesa!on at Michaelmas next, at CORRINGUAM, is the County of ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WM. JACKSON, On TOZSDAY, July 30. at the White Hari Inn, Romford, at Twelve o'Clock at-Noon, ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BRICK •HOUSE FARINA, eligibly situate in the Parish of Corringham, Eiit•l, now is the occupat!on of Mr. Ed mund Peat f, who will give possession at Michaelmas next ; and comprises a substautial bricked Farm House, two Barns, titables Ouw-house, and other out-buildings, conveniently placed for the land; which is divided into proper enclosures by good living fences, and contains by admeasurement SSSA. 2R. 2P. of good sound Corn, Pasture, and Wood Land, about 40 acres of which are of the latter description, in seven Inclosures, beautPully belting round several of the fields. The whole Estate lies within a ring fence, the land is in a fair state of cultivation, and surrounded by good made. This Farm affords a good opportunity for a Gentleman to In vest property as an agriculaniq; is also a fine Estate for preserving gape and faciUtating the pleasures of sporting—and there Is a pack of capital foxhounds kept in the neglihourhood : the situa tion commands most beautiful views of hill and dale, the river Thames, and, on the opposite shore, the county of Kent. It is within three miles of three good wharfs, where corn may be shipped, and manure and chalk landed ; is seven miles from the market town of Billericay, 16 from Cht-Inssford, 16 from Rom ford, and 26 from l.ondun—ls moderately assessed in the poor's rates, and the Land-tat is redeemed.—Half of the purchase money may rentain on mortgage if required. Further Particulars and Cuuditions o: Sale may be had in due time at the Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Romford ; at the Auct'on Mart, near the Bank, Loudon; and of the Auc tioneer, Colchester, where a Platt of the Estate may be seen ; a Plan of it will also be exhibited at the Auction Mart, London. N. B. "1 he l'enant will ibew she Premises. ANTLIIILIOUS PILLS, invented by EIAVARD HALLAM, Finigeon and Apothecary. This preparatio3 is justly esttemed for its agreeable and ccrtain operation, by which tt effectually removes all inaction or ob , truction of the stomach and bowels, whether arising from Bile, indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold, Sickness at Stomach, Head A che, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudt:its retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free from any asitimonial or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given with singular good elfeet during pregnancy. its action is particularly adapted to persons of bilious habits, and those of sedentary lives, whet e a sufficient action of the bowel' Is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are fre geentAy producing pains and dissensions, bead-aches, Liquor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. The worst cases of bilious or sick beast-aches are certainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter tithe than cduld be credited, but front esperienee. 'lie Proprietor thinks it proper to remark they will be found not only to act witbeut pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, free from that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxa tive medicines. Sold bT .Fr:Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sanger, 4 50, Oxford treat; and Tuts, Royal Enchange, London ; price Qs. Od. and 4s. 6d. per box. Where also nay be procured, all Public Medicines of "sputa. • MONEY. NO BLE M EN, Gen t!;:zfr'r,.., :lc. are relpectfully . informed, that they :114) he 6 ispillied with Money to any :mount, on terms 0:clual to mortgage, secured on Pro:hold: Oopy hold, Leastheild Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Widows' • Jointures, Clt-igymetis' Lieitigs, or any other Property. Persons of respectriility may supplied on their personal smithy only. Genticra2n er: accom. toiodation, without delay. Applyation from twcive to two, or letters f . post.pti<l) addreseed to Mean. Wills and Co. No. 40 'it:oath-street, Bee-Ay-square. LOCK AND SiIe:OICAL lIISPRNSARY, His Royal H;gliness the Doke of YORK, Preltlen:. Sue a Rox —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal CollC•ge,l2/reOTI. GOVE:II.MORS—FnrI of Ecrettior.t, Earl of Leitr;.!n, lion. Celortrl J. Barry, Jultn THE Royal and Noble Patrohs of the ul - ace IN. SiITUIION, for the exclusive Treatraent of VENEREAL, COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequence?, border to insure the benefits that have resulted !rota it, Islected Mr. rier. nan as its sura-pon, 'standing likh on the list of the Royal Codege) front having direr :d his chtct atten . !on to those diseases. Mr. Kii•roan eonr.eives it a p'rt or his official dui' to caution the publ l / 2 , by pointing to the List of the Reyal Cot:qv, pahlithed Fehruar y, let G, ai the ano coca reide. and that nu assertion of inssoiss a,suirting such titles and publ;cly adve 4 . :Wag them, without being auctioned by this 11,t, are to he credlted.Tbe in• nual reports uf. the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of rho 1116 St dangerous cases of atrictures, D.bidty, and telvtr burpojea incurable afferions of the . Genarive Org*ns ha-e been here ra. d;e3lly and successfolly treater'.. Mr. it tenon ow le consulted as usual, by both Sees, at his Hotta, 21, Lower 'Citarlritte-street, B Atorrbscuare, where ha ters front Town and Country are to be aMresseJ, and the seen. vary atly;ce and medicine will Le given, or sent, to any part tithe United Kir ..dent. Just r.bliihed, price 43. 2. 1 . EMtton, Pracical Obstevatiena oa the above Diseases, by I. Kiernan, and may he had at No. 174, Fieet-etrect, 240. V), Pater:totter-row, and No. 10, CZOIV3.OOIItii Sohn. NERVOUS AFFECTION:3, or a disposition to to he too easily susceptible of irt , :gular crd painful emo tions, ;nay be considered as one of the gre ,, test seoarges to pools of rank. '1 he all-wise CREATOR of the Universe !lath alintted the nerves rn dr. te in the animal machine, which requires tho greatest perfection in all their operations. They are, thereto:4 the most Isa:le to be iliso.deresi.the most susceptible of al:eta:it:it, sod the most d.fflmlt to be rectified. No wonder, then, that dia. oNlet s in this delicate system shoalti he eo common and perma nent, and *hat the rar'atio-:s of well sod ill Should so fr. quently happen.—Fur NerSJus Consumptioas, lowness of spirits, inward decays, debility or relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary, or owing to youthful imprudeneei ' that renovaltig rated tine the CORI/I:ti. BALM of GILEAD Stands um :vaned, as it nvt only invigorates the decayed juices, but throws a pcithl warmth upon the debilua:ed and relaxed parts that stand ih need of assist. once. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand i Bacon sod CO. 150, Ox ford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; and all Medicine Venders; price I Is. each, or Four in one Faintly Bottle, for 335. by which one bottle is sated, with the wordy " Solomon, I.iverpool," engraved on the stamp. Also, price 3s. that scarce, interesting, and use ful Family Work (with which i 9 given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-House) entitled. A GUIDE to HEAI.II - 1; or, Advice to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. By S. SoLoasnst, M Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypo chondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently afflicted; ex plaining the Stniptonts, mode of Treatment and Remedies most properly adapted for Sexual Debility. &c. &c. V.. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a El note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." MATRIMONY: patrunt referent jejunia nati."—Vatio. From the taint embrace Unmanly sons arise—a puny race MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union, wit taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of that great dontertic blessing. Amidst, the melancholy variety of &orders under whic 7 i human t.ature is known to 'O'er, there are none more alarming or more *s tressing than those which result from iaslieuab!e pEties, early dissipation, or solitary intemperance. Messrs. cu 'tam anal Co. beg to mate that the sedulous at tention of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment and cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Furgeons, they off le a speedy ant permanent cure for every stage of that disordte; which is contracted lu rn unguarded moment, an I which poisons the spring o; lite, and for every class of debility, with:. it the come. qoence o: juirela: indi.creteins, preventim the maturity of man. hood, entailing by =nett:a:inn, on its ntlappy'victirn all the tirrnities of old age--the body h.u;oraing enervatod and cm elated—the cheeks yellow an .I blcodless—arid the mind Eloomy and dejected. For the result of their rucc.,.A in thii pArticu• fir branch, they refer to thzt reputation, which, they flatr:•e themselvo, they have acquire.!, by SO years experience, PI 1 much extended practice. In sight and itCtin Cate:. of 87rt.1;i:. tie Complaints, a per'ect cure is completed hi the short I,eecii 4 two days; and in the most aggravated cases, a prorer penteve ar te in their plan of treatment insures to the patient en ineis t rat,4 constitution. ' Married Women, who have long been disappointed in thelts expectations of a family, may be astired that, in most instances, such defects are storable by medical skill; and though the re. moval of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncerfaitty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro. areas of renovation, is the acquirement of theirsatorrience. . Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be coasulted by Pattern of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, stating their r a o se . : a o g 7 e „ ha and tto gen n c. un e tri nciosing a remit tauce ter advice and medicines, the same will be given or sent to et a r a en. habit Patience t i living, n , all)? part of the Kingdom...lo7, Hattonlarden. a th c e . eko EAST SIDE OF s . rais i FORD PLACE. Splendid Elegant Fli ItNl CUBE, Magi lificeut LUS FRES, Noble I'IIU and CHIMNEY GLASSES; CLOCKS, a Capital FINGER ORGAN in an elegant Case, a Fine-toned Cabinet PIANO by Broadwuod, Fine INDIA and other CABINE 1 5, Capital CELLARS of Choice W I N ES, &c. a TIMEKEEPER by Arnold, and Valuable E F EC' I'S. I l By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, oti the Esst Sine of Stratfard-Place, on MO*. I noir, Jury 15, 1815, and Three fellowing Days, at Twelve, I 'IHE PR.OPER OF A NOB!. ENI AN, THE Fashionable Splendid FURNITURE, Noble PIER and CHIMNEY LASiES of laude dimen- 1 'ions, Elegant DRAWING-ROOM SUM. S, PAR LOUR , FURNITURE, capital Four•post and other Bedsteads, with I Chintz and Dimity Furniture, excellent liesidiug of the Sint de scriptlon, elegant well-finish CA BINE I' Ait'Fiel.fi 5 in I Writing and Library Tabks. CAME 114olt-Cases of Tani ons descriptions, Ladies Wardrolies, TURKEY, Brussels, and other Carpets, excellent Servaute kuntimre, good KiteffPn Re- quiches, and various Valuable Eileen,. Also, on Fe tutr, site 19th, will he Soto, The CELLARS of Choice WINES, laid in hit the Noble ' Lord's own use; and consists of capital Claret, Chantpaigtie, *to hay, superior fine Old Hock, and Madeira, Hermitage, Sar dinia, Constantine, choice Old Port, sherry, and Noyeau, &c. The Furniture may be viewed Thursday, Friday,and Saturday preceding the Sale; the Wines may be caned on alit morning of Sale. Catalogues, at One Shilli n g each, may be bad un the Pre mises; at °areaway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, ; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's Inn-square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden.squate. SURREY—BETWEEN WEYBRIDGE ANL) CHERTSEY, the most pieturetque and beautiful Part of the County: FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, compact Cottage-Resi dence, excellent walled Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, fine Piece of Water, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, upwards ft: One 1-hundred and hinny-three Acrea, inclosed by Pari• &c. By Mr. ROBINS, A: Garraway's, on Aiwa, July is,at Tabelve, in One Lot, rl.lll E UE LItABLE FitEEHOLI) ESTATE WOOBURN FAR ?A, situate between Weybridge and Cliertsey ; conapris;og a *lshii: unial FAMILY MANSION, which at a small Ex i wnse may be made a comfortable Residence; with conv , Mint Offizes of an descriptions; Yard, with Coach- Houses, Stables, and various Outbuildi n g s ; capital Walled Gar dens. ',lamed with choice Fruit Trees; Pleasure Grounds, and fine Pieces of Water, laid out with taste, and ornamented with fine ft:BIT/ran Fore-t tit a, and choice Shrubs; fine rich Mu slows, Wood. and i,ruill part Arable Laud, pleasingly diversified; commanding fine Picture:lite Views of the River and Country, Sturtiumled by Park Paling, and stored with noble Timber Trees .aspersed over the Grounds; Seats and Alcoves, with dry Geavel Walks intersecting differ. nt parts of the Estate; the whole con taining tspwarila of ONE HUNDRED ANL) T Hilt FY-THREE ACRES, with Entrance Lodge, &c. Also a PLEA'AN COT TALE RESIDENCE, placedat the North-Wi.st End of the Ground, with Garden, &c. This Estate is a must desirable Property for a Gentleman, In an excellent neighbourhood, good Roads, pleasant Drives, and Walks in 41 directions, a short distance front the River Thames and the Wry, and 19 miles from Lninlon. May he viewed, by applying to the Bailiff, at the Lodge, on the ''remise.; or Mr. Walnisley, Brook End Farm, Weyhridge, whet e Part icu'ars may be had; and at the Ship Inn, Weybridge; :,iwati, C:.erisey; Castle, Salt Hill; Griffin, Kingston; George, lwickehliam ; Coy, Hampton Court; and. Red Lion, Hounslow. Particulars also of G. U. Tyndale, Km Solicitor, Lincobi's Inn Fields: and of Mt. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whiun Tickets for viewnia may be had. CAKMARtHENSHIRE. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI LINE, BREWING U 1 E sjALS, WINES, EAR MINI* S FUCK, BULLS, COWS, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, &c. FAIMING IM. PLEMEN US of all descriptions, WHEAT, BAKLEY, OAFS, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Landawke. Laagharm,Carmarthenshire , eariy in Sip rissole, of which further notice vain be given, THE Genuine and FasiiienAble-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the property of the Right I iouourable Lord KENSINGTON, ;Mpg abroad. Consisting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains with Parisian dritieries Chairs, Sofas, Ste. en suite; prime sea soned Feat li q r-bedi and Bedding, of all thaiomiliador s, Bedsteads, &c. ; exeellent Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, Chink Glass, superior fine flivoored old Port, Sherry, and Madeirk Wines, Brewing Utensils of various kinds, at:d numerous other Agticles. FARMING S I'OCK. Consisting of a large flock of South Down Sheep, Bulls and Cows of the Scotch, Hereford, and Devon breeds, Hunters and Roadsters, and about forty Farming Herses and two Stallions; Stanch Pioughs, Harrows, Carts and Hantess, °rice and Chat Atills, various other Farming Implements, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Sre. Approved Bills will be taken in payment. • Catalogues will be timely delivered by Mr. Robins, Wuwick. stmt. Goldowsquars. SIRE OF THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE AND 1 1 THE P RINCE OF SAXE COBOUitG. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TH IS PRESENT EVENING, will be pei burned. ARTAXERXES. mb , c ,,, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Mandant, Miss STEIMENS. To a lath wdl be add. d, KILLING NO MURDER. After which, BLUE BEARD. s rRA EFORD-PLACE, OXFOR O.S . FREE SPACIOUS ELEG ANT MANSION, WITH OftICES, COACH-HOUSE, A 240 STABLES. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Mosio.tv, the 15th of July, IBIS, at One o'Cluek, in Two Lets, 911 HE LEASE of a CAPITAL MANSION, situate on the East Side of S TRAFFORD-PLACE. The Residence and Property of a NOBLEMAN. Comprising three soicims Rooms on the pnticipal floor, finished' in an elegant style, with suitable Bed.chambers • on the second storey, Dressing.rooms, Water-closer, &c ; and roomy airy Chambers in the attics; the basement cotstains excellent Office. of all descriptions, plan:.ed fur the accommodation of a Noble man or Gentlimait's Fatuity. .1 he Premises hay.: been lately improved at a considerable expense, and are in the most complete order. A double Coach-house, and Stable for six Horses con tiguous. To be viewed by 'Tickets only. Particalars on the Premises; at Garraway's Cotfee-house; of Niessrs. '1 !9:natit and 'garrison, • Solicitors, Gray's-Inn-Square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Golden square; where Tickets for viewing may be bad. . 1 !'~' $