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London: Printed for,the.Anthor ; and sold by all the Book. N.B. Part IV. may belted to crimple, sets. pr;re 104 Rd 5t40,09i) • For the F.rst•drawn.Prize 17th Nll . l' MONTH, when the State Lottery begins Drawing. SCHEME contiias onl y FotirteenTtiousand Tic ketsa with . P 10,f100 . 1,8 • ' • Xi 0,40 H • . £l,ono, Ste. kc S per Cent. Commie and Wary. . An Fqual Ntnnber of.Tkkets will be Drawn each Day. RICliAltDtiON, GOODMICK, and Co. the Contractor., trivet:fully sul.e't the favour.; of the Public at their foristuitc „ Offices, t.tortihill and Chaung-Cro.;;;; .an!l beg leave to remind rthetr frieedt, That by au early a pi,l;curtoo auy favourite or parti cular Dkurnber can be 6i-cur:don silent. This day were published, ha one laro rol, ignto. us. boards, CONVERSATIONS ON. POLITICAL ECO• .NOMY ; id which eh& Elements of that Science are rand 11arly explained. By the Author df " Comet aiaricnis oN Cittwirray." Printed for Longman, Hurst, e4,olauso sod Brown, Pstrr noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Buud•street. Of whom mat be 11140, CONVICISATIONI,biI CIIIZMISTItT; fie Fourth Edition, in 2 yol4. 12mo. wish Plates by Lower. price ISs. boards. EIIUCATION. Reorer.ed of Monday, Augu.t 5, 1811, after the Midsummer • Will Ili. SP 11.11i11 WINF., '26s. per Dozen. ED SPAM POR sos. per Dozsi. HI'HOIVE and Co 43, Haympket, infotni . the Pub.ie. that they have rec2;ved a conlignment of tiSI *Wave two Wines. %Web they are enablei to sell at the palms above quoted, in quanskies.of Not lesi than One Delta. • . • OPPICA OP ORDNANCi s ;ford 2,1816. THE PRINCIPAL . ,OFFICERS of HIS 1114•' turn oirmuivzB i s hereby zags, Mite, • That Proposals will be received at their Mice in Pail-Mall, an or-Dente MONDAY, the 19th instant, from each Per on. as may be willing to undertakethe Supply of HELMETS ;nd CAPS, for Service of this Department, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of tl* first Year' upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Yateros t f the Articles may be viewed upon applieation'to .the repective Officers of the Ordnance, at the Royal, Arsenal, at Woolwkh. And farther particulars, together With the Terms and Conti• :ions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Of fice in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day betweea the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, relied tip and indorsed, " Proposals for Helmet/ and Cap." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th iustient at Twelvc o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will , zny Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. Sy Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. &weMr,. SSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF-OF - THE AA. MANUFACTURING AND LABOWUNO POOR., • Avuusr 4f, MG. At a Meeting of the Committee,. The,Cat I of WINCHILSEA, K.O. in the Chair; TT WAS RtSOLVIM—That the Association having ,had the ytessing distresses of particular classes of Manufacturers brought =Jer their notice, cannot reflain from submitting an earliest so licitatiou •n the Public; and more especially to persons of rank sad Fortunef to make such purchases in British Silk and Litre as i b e i'may think fit, assuring them that such parcbases, aad the /sample of such orders, may have the means of giving bread to 6ousands who are now under the pressure of extraordinary du trea. Sub•criptions are received for the Association by all the Banketi in London anti Westminster; •at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee- House; ar.si at the City of Lo:tdon Tavern. • ' Amount.of Subscriptioat great': sir Wm. Frazer £52 10 advertleed •4419,956 le At Relies and Co. Gen. W. N. Cameron 10 10 At Glyn and Co. alt. S. Weddell I. Clements, Esq. At Fry and C.n. Captain sir:Hanunoltil • • At.l.abbekk's and Co. C. aI:4H. 11. Bird • 5 J. 'Buller, E:q. 21 0 •D. Ricardo, El. 50 0 It Bri.coe; Esq. • 10 0 Earl Mountnorris 10 0 Ar Mlle and Co. A. Gilmore, E*q. Gilmore, E .y. 100 0 . 1,0 10 At Prr.cott and Co. • W. Writ, E4q SO 0 City of Landon Tavern. 2 0 Captiin A tuff 2 2 Mr. G. Richards 5 5 1. F. Meszuras, Esq. 10 0 Rev .I'.lll..ree 2 2 Win. Sotheby, Esq. iO W At Pria and Co. Ranier, Ballard, and Moran 50 At Smith, Payne, and Co. r. Peel and Sons 3 0 ••••••• At Roger!, owgood, and Co. At Willie old Co. • • Mr. H. F. Stroud Madame Swardy Rev. Dr. Steitikuyff 1 1 Mrs. Ditto 1 1 3. Bate, Esq. Mc. R. Rick,w4ls • At Cttil.l and Co. • Pfiriteita 5 0 Abu. atr j. B. Martin 10 0 Sir H'. Martin 25 0 Peroberion, El. 10 10 ..Tmter, Es 1. 26 5 Mt: . ' 5 0. Rig; nt. i'y its .; R Eq. • 5 5 *$V. H. IL k ald 5 0 At Srephenson's.and Co. Re - Ir.-Ad:1)1W faylor $ 0 Miss Tay.or • $ 0 At Robarti and Co. Mears T. and W. King Si 10 .G Carroll, Esq. 20 0 A.'l'. S Cox, Ficiseli, and Ca 31 10 At Go din: aad Sharpe. Mr. C. limes 10 0 W. Egerton', E.g. W. Price, E-q. Mr. J. IL Butterworth 2 At Martin, Stone, and Co. Lieut.•Cul Coupla 10 19 At Hoare., Barnet, and Co. A VuJemmy Penalty fcr -indulging in a Mon:11% Eacutsicrti 011 the Continent 45 0 At Snow and Co. Sr Chas. Kent, Bart. 10 0 • . At Holsulf and Co. At Barclay and Co. Sage, Rawden, and Jen nings 52 10 Ciptain Packwood, R.N. S S Nits. Robinson SO 0 Capts Wainwright, R.N. s At Coutts and Ca Mr. Bola n 25 0 T. Cockburn, Eq. 21 0 Sir Edm. Antrobus, Bt. 30 Anonymous 1 0 ,At Masteiman and Co. Mr. AI Brown 5 5 A. and A. B. 10 10• T. Ball, Esq. 10 10 At BircF and Chambrrs. Sir G.. 1. Walkwr 5 0 At Drutnntondi and Co.' A. B. an 10 llr Vieteh 2 }Await! Baker, E. 10 10 ady Dering 5 5 W. K. (Brompton) 5 5 At Marrh and Co. Mr. D J. Edwards G. pahlx4l, liaq. Mr. John Wilson Mrs. J. C.. Pelham 5 5i - 10 10 5 10 01 It is requested that all I.ettl frbrn the Country to the Asso- cirion be directed to the Secictary, aucl put tinder a cover, addTesszd as tofiows : F, ands Fireliar, Ts,. Pod-ere. A. M L. P. Temple-Chambr ro, London. •W. 4. CARTER, Sec. MII.LARD'S EAS I'-INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, QPIF.APSIDE, For INDIA MUSLIN'S, SHAWLS, Sze and BRITISH MANU FAC'I URED GOODS, by the Piece, Deny, Etc. at the Whole sale Price. Chests of Family Linen complete, from X.S - to 1301 Guineas reel. I .I I HE Proprietor respectfully informs Ole Nobility, Merchant,, and Families arriving from abroad, the greatest variety of India Muslins, for Ladies' Dress and Gentlemen's era 'vans, Shawls, Long Cloths, &c. as imported by the Company,' till:ether with every Kind of sup:int...British-manufactured Coeds, high Linens, Damask Table Linen. Sheeting% Ardelee for FA.. may Mourning, elegant Furniture% Foreign Lace, Ste, are con s aptly on sale, at' the Wholesale Price, by the Piece and Deny. Meicliants and I.adies, having Commissions, will find themselves liberally treated. India Shawls exchanged, or paid Cash Mr, No abatement made. ProPrietore of Business in the . Country supplied with the fashionable Articles for Dress as they wear. Unique Printed Cambria and Muslins, and superfine Ging haniq. and Seersuckets adapted for the French and other Foreign Ma l kers. Matititacturei, may introduce to the Fashionable World at the Warelinusses (on Cdimul!sidn), Article, of choice 2 - 41. unique descripi idn. The Clieqs of Family Listen, with every article warrtnied, contains Sheetitns. Table-linen; and every utefid &Mae for new i :, taliii-lunents, or for FaMilies gohig abroad, ate guineas; a 5 ditto, mid 150 guineas etch, with discount, yielding a.pesullar 'vantage and convenience to Ifemilies, and foams lee mice a bitudstullt awl %WV rest .111. 5 5 20 ,0 21 . 0 2 2 50 0 10 10 15 5 5 0 •It 0 This day was published, in Bud. price 106.6 i boanh, TTNITARIANIIibi INCAPAIILE of WNW. caTi9N.; # itcply to the Rev. JAMES YATES's VIN DICATION of UNITARIANISM. • By •RAL•iI WARDLAW, Author of the * 1 Discourses' on the Sociman Controversy," which occasioned Vindicat , on." Printed for Longman, Hunt. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pam noater•row ; and A. and J. M. Duncan, Glasgow. Of whom mdy be hal, • Discourses on the Principal Points' f the Social= Controversy, in two. the Second Edition, igs. boards. THE NEW TRAGEDY. This day was published:. the 24 Edition of AD £ L ipp a Tragedy in Five Acts.— bediclted to Mks O'MLLU.. • RICHARD Performed at tb Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. Printed for Henry Cotborn, Coodult•street. • da y day was publitbed, embellished with two engrtved 1. Ptins,"priee 4s. dd. boards, _ r i pHE FLORIST'S MANUAL, or Hints for the .A.,Constructisso of a Gay Flower Garden; with obeervations on the best method of preventing the d e per.latomsof Insects, &e. by the Authoress of G Botanical Dialogues; Sketiltes of the Physiology of Vegetable Life.' Printed for Henry Collfurn, Con luit street. NEW SATIRICAL POEM, by the Aothor of G All the Talents: This darsvas published, the cud EtUtion of LIHE TALENTS RUN MAD, or EIGHTEEN • HIINDILD AND Ststaitt. A SatlzicatPoent, by the A1)- I'lloll Of " AR the Talents,".llle. The poetry of this satire is superior to that of the far. famed pursuits of literature ; and if the Note, are lees larned, they hate the :wilt of tieing store witty and caustic.—l.it. Reg. primed for Henry Colburn ? Conduit-street. This day was published, the Edition, revised, price 6s. A DOLPHE.-NOUVELLV..-PAr M. BEN , JAMIN DE CONSTANT. .Author of the Tragedy of Walistein. &c. •' Th's work proems to us remarkable beauties—it compels as fn think=—allat• characters are drawn with the hand of a master. be writer kas penetrated deeply. into the human heart, he has , exhibited st nulte.l Hs has represented man sot has he is, aids hts weakn‘stes and his irresolution, his pre•amption and his generosity, his Witness and his grandeur."—Gai. de France.- Printed furHeary Consent, Conduit-arreet. r BARBARY. • This day was published, in Ons Vbl. Um illustrated with a Map and several coloured Plates, NARRATIVE of a TEN YEARS RESI DENCE at . I:R POLY, in BARBARY. From the origi nal Correspondence in the posiesskm of the fami l y of - the late Richard Tully, Et.q die British Consul; comprising authentic Metnuirs and Anecdotes of the reigning Bashaw, his Family, and varigut persons of 'distinction ; an Account of the domestic Man. ners of the Moors, Arab. and Turks, Ste/fr.e. This volume wool be found to he an object of particular curio. sity,kum die vivid and ankssitiatitier in which it lays open the interior of the Court of the &whew of Tripoly. It contains the oily authentic account which has ever reached the world of the privre Manners and Conduct of this Despot of the East, and details BIWA scenes and events, such sketches of human weakness and dice, the effects of ambition, avarice, ejivy, intrigue, &c. as will scarcely appear credible in the eye of a European. Printed for Henry Colbarn, 50, Conduit-street. • NEW INS ritucclVii WORKS FOR. YOUTH, Finbelli.lted with &Taut Plates. ' , This day .: a: rubished, in One Vol. sumo. price 41 . MARY ND FANNY, a NARRATIVE.—By JUVENIS. Print..d for A. K. * Newman and Co. Leadenhall•street. The wholc of the luilowlog have been published this years The garbadoes Girl, by, Mrs. Hofland, 4s. • _ Affectionate Brothers, by the same, 2 vols. Ss. Josephine; or, The ,Adsantage, of a Summer, 25.. • Park's (Mtil3o) Travels in Attica, abridged by John Campbell, Esq. 4s. 6Li. . . Abelard and Heloise, New Edition, Ss. Hlnury ("tom!' Gray; 12th Edition, 2s. Minor Morals, by Charlotte Smith, 2 vols. *Ss cAToN ON T4F. VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. - This day Was published, a New Edition, 'price ifs. i hummed • • CIL . With Cases,. .A FiItAcTtcALTAEATISE on the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ethlt biting the cuaracter. symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases immediately or.remotely oonnected witWt ; cootainingObserea tialll on 614. , et, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imag•nary Venereal Diseases, Debility geKeeal or lucid, the Theory if Gene ration, &c. &e. comprising as elementary Work for Students, and s guide to the gegen,' reader • intervened with select Prescrip. •tions applicable to each divisi o n of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhopr-atreet, Newcastle-street, Strand; Lane of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy'ss Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Pmernower-row; and Highley and Sou, 174, Fleet-street, London. WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma-' jesty's Navy these Drops have for near 100 years past maintained their character ass specific for the Scarify, Gravel Dropsy, Szrauguary, Weakness anti Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debility;hat particularly for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Macaw t Wessels * Jesuit's Drops and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and are so innoceni in their nature, as to reqtdre little or no restraint. The great object to be suesled to is, that Patients mid Nu. chasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Ptrpera tion, as the unsafe, unsanctioned, and daaprous eitunterfeitsai , tempted to beßdsted on the Public, by absolute falsebood4Are nuaterour, that the Pioprieturs request every purchaser to' ash, for Wa*set.e-1 esurr's Dito#s, and wakes they bled the follow ing wards on the stamp,ibey arc gross impositions ma the public " Joseph Wessels, 66 . Sr. Paul's Chutch-yard:"' which bit Ms irety`sUosnush.siunerslave ordered to bc vain vcd on every Stainp, to secure them as their right. All others ate Ileanterfrits. Merchants, Ueitains, nut! Ventiortisuppoied ou libesat t 'ice lie. *4.-11‘—and iths.pir bogie. ..? i~ . Recess, THE SEMINARY for it limited number PtiVinlit Row, Islongoon, 'conducted 0 ... y the Res. lOHN - EVANS, A.M Author of the Sketch of the Denonti ala - clans of the Chris. tan World: 'Perms Foray Guineas. Nit F.ti trance. There is also a vacancy for young men boishing their educstien, in a pleasant apartment, fitted up with Gybes, Map's, and Library. References aremade to Sir-John Perring anyl Co. :.;.• well as to Messrs. Grosvenor*. Cornhin; to Dr. Abraham 'Rees, King's Road; to Awley Cooper, Esq. Spring Gardens; and Mr. Hilditch, mercer, Ludgate-hill. See an Essay on EaliCatillll, sold by Sherwood and• Co. Paternoster-row. • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL. UNCOMMON ciiritP,TRAVELLINGt Front LONECON'to YORK only TWO GUINEAS. And ONE GUINEA. curains . . In proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Pans of the NORTH: COACHES TIC EZSTHOISES KEEP 0000 nat. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SOUTHAMPTON, LYMINGTON, ' CHESTER, and BASINGSTOKE New Four inside Coach, at half atter seven in the intoning, arrives at the George' Inn, Southanipmn, by six o'clock.—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, &c. WEYMOUTH. Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon, at three.— the Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St. Maine's, Ste. From Cherbourg is a most delightful road to Paris. The WAIT* LOO New Light Four inside Coach, to L EEO% HALIFAX, BRADFORD, ant/ all parts of the Nneth,sets Oat at two o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives at the Guhltn Linn Inn, I.eeds, nest evening, at six o'clock, through Stamford, Grantham, Newark, and Doncaster. This coach is intended to accommodate the towns of Leeds, Halifax, Brailfora, and vici nity. It will leave Leeds a: three o'clock in the afternoon. Pas sengers may conteniently cone to Leeds from those places, and be In London early the next evening. The UMPIRE, a NhW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, Only' one night on the road, carries four toddy's and four Outsides, sets nut every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next teen log before seven o'clock, lay way of Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury. Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Athero stone, Litchfield, Stone, Ridgely, Neivcastle, Koutsford, War rington, and Prescott. GOst .1 N G's MAR I. BOROUGH elegant Post Coach, through HUNGER FORD, NEWBURY, and READING; tett nut at Seven o'Cloek in the Morning, arrives at Marlborough to dinner —comfortable conveyance - for those tratielling she West Road EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falniouth. Dertmoutb, and Sahsbury New Post Coacht•every Writing at t'iz o'Clock, through Hannon, A stniuster, L'ridport, Blandtord, Basingstoke, and liagthot. • Only one night out irons London to Plymouth. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon F new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches trcm Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull, B.VEH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen• I ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London l'avern, Tito. marstreet, Bristol, neat Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets nut event Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four insides only, and gees re markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through titatn. ford, Newark, Rexford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, ro the Golden Llon, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on tite. North Rosrl, being unequalled in'Accommodation by any other. Only. two guineas inside to 1.6 a. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annsn, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanqultar-Kiln; Comstock, Kingswell, and all Parts of - Scotland, Canaperdown Coach, Daily.. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past o'Clock, by way of Newark, Action!, Tadcister, Darlington, Northallerson, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued front the length of the journey,-may rest what time they please, and theta proceed on without any ad ditional Fare. J. BA It St!, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Test, runs Coaches •to Sunderland, Hun, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTI I and Walsall Pow Coach, every Evening. .CARLISLE. Peurith b and Whtteltaven :'ml Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Goard an the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge• Richmond, Catterick, Beroughbrid g e. Wetberby. Abertord, amster, and Granthem (the nearest tiny by eighteen miles). Sots out every'Morning, and performs rthe journey with'the greateit facility. Passengers detained oe the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet uliaLadvantage of their seats being secured In the neat Coach. J.IVER POOL, Warrington,Xnutsford, ,Stotte l and Litchfield, Post-Coach. called The Expedithin,.. every. Eliciting at Five • o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen s Head Inn, Dalr-strvet, Liverpool. Guanked throughout. WAKEFIELD Poit-coach, every morning at half-past six., CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Pint Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle; and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides.only, *very A. cumin at Two o'Clock, by way of.Dooraster, Grantham. and Stamford. KENDAL, , Lancaster, Freston. Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Orniskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches 4 every After noon at• Five o'Clock.—Guarded. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, a,nd Yarm,. new Coach, eve* Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. , MANCHESTER, Wilmslow, Congleton, New cr.lle, Waisal,. and Wolverhampton Nu-Coach, every Afternoon.--. Guarded. "SHRF.WSBURY, Wellington, and ShiEnal Post-Coach, tise . Royal Charlotte, every Eyening , at. Fite o'Clock.—Guarded. BIRMINGH:01 Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out'every Afternoon, and reaches flieraingbam next day at Noon / Pannell Oxford, Enstoo;and Shipstone, to the Saracen's feed, Bulietrect, Birmingham. ' SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Poet Coach, called the goals hank every Morning. HULL, Nonbcave, Howden, Thorn, and DOHCZEtdt Pas Coach, evertlidoening sit hilliest de, to the Cross Keys, Ma' ket Place Hull. HEM:FOLD. Ware, Hawks, Waltham Cross, Brotborne, and %I/mislay,. each every morning. • • . DOV/Ilt, Dea4 Margate, &mutate, Cantsibuy, Favenbain. Chatham, and Rochester, Post Coaciass„ morning and afternoon. N. B. Fansentere and Parcels bodied for the above ,Coachee, at the Nevi White Hone Cellir.Pleaidllly. Wlt.mass L MOVIITAISS and CO. reepectfelly anynailit their Friends and the-Pabhe, that Ike, will Not be miutintablo for any !snob or Laspge i dte. of more than Five Pounds Valuo l if loss. stolen, or damaged, wile*► entered mulch ascl poll for accord trey. It ter Saracen's Itesd talc, Snow-bll4l,,endom • DENREARIC-1111.1.. CAMBERWiti; ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, 'old; 6FFICE - 3. C64,CH•HOTIS?, and S rABI.F.S. p,,EASUAIf.-GROLIDM, GARDEN, Its. To be LET FURNISHED, fa* a Terns, A DEBIKABLE FAMILY HOUSE, Ix situate at DENMARK-HILL, late the Residences!' Mrr. Buittura, deceastl. Contains a spacious Eau:Us-hall, capital Drawing-room, Dining-parlour, BreaL fast•rnom, btticly, seven Bed-chambers, and convenient Domestic Office* Cellating, Stc. Lawn and Pleasurblrouud, Garden Italy stocked and cropped, the principal part walled round; Coach-house and Stables. To be viewed with 'tickets, which, with parliculars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strerr, Golden-square. RESIDENCE W 1 .411 LAND, FARM, and WATER CORN MILL, Titire Free, in a beautiful part of BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONt By Mr SCO f I', On Friday. the 2111 of August next, at Twelve, at the Mart, in Two Lots, unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made by 'Private Contract, by Order of the giecutors, MORTON HOUSE ESTATE. lite. the Itesi.: deice and Property of EDWARD OAR Lai Get tv Esq. de ceased, compact, isicliped within a ring fence, sitaate on a plea sant and healthy elevation at Maidsmorton i about one mile front Buckingham, 2 front Stowe, 59 from London, eontprising a spacious very comfortable Family anise, with good domestic offices on substantial state, Orchard, walled Garden well stocked, Green-house, Graperv, Dore boric , and above 100 scres of es • celletit Land, in high cultivation, 42 acres of which are beautiful Meadow, the remaintter Arable and Pasture, with a good nus• Bern Farm House and Budding;, a valuable Water Corn M I', a delightful retreat for fishing 'in the river Ouse, which whit tine Grand Junction Canal, party bounds tie Estate, forming a most comfortable interesting residence, with the full enjoyment of field sports, being about .S miles front the Duke of Graftoa's haw, and about 12 (roan that of Sir Thomas Mostya. Possestioo may be bad of the House and 20 Admit of Meadow immediately, the remainder Is let to good yeatey tenants ; part is Freehold, anti the rest held of All Souls College, on a lease renewable as is customary. Lot 9. A desirable Erate of :bole 4s Acres of good Meadow, - Arable, and Pasture Land, compact. inclosed, and tithe frets,, pleasantly situated in the saki parch, bound by the road from htowe to hlaelsiaorton ; let to a yearly tenant, and held of thw said College. May be viewed by cards, nn app!7inr to Merit% Tindal and Newman, Aylesbury; Mr. New Brislge-ssreet (where Plaits may be seen); and of Robert Miler, gsq. BuckinghaM at of tv'onni particulars may be li!..1; ee..• '..;ullisa.a :samba Buckingham; Ituebuck,Oxford ; Genrge, Nurthamptois; Royal Hotel, Birmingham ; CNA, stoney Stratford ; and a the Mar,. EY THE KING'S ROYAL LE ITERS PA I Egr, TOWERS'S NEW LON DON COUGH VINC- I URE, for tl u Cure or Rene of Cough% Asthrnas. rod other Diseases of the Lungs and Chest. The Inventor Of this 1::. valuable Medicine is at fetigth enabled to offer to the Public 4 remedy which has been lone in his p isse.sion. For Illttie Qua forty. yams the none of i Inlays has been knnwn, and, lie-rusts, respected, in the Chemical World; bur while engaged in bu.itiess, motives tit delicacy towards a highly respectable connexion for bad« him' to offer his Medicine publicly. Having retired train business, he nu linger hesitates to to the importunitlrs of thnir numerous friends who have theniselves experienced, and seen 1.1 others, the benefit at i iu front the use ot the •faiteture its very ofistitiaie cases. For ;nr.y years t' , e Oroprietor has dipi• bused his Medicine gratusrou ay. Coughs of every disscription, includst.g t donressing spee.e., th.. itoopitig. Cough, have yielis ded to its indoence ; so . great, Lotted, hn, been its , :ffi...tcy. that& he east ancal with confidence to a discerning Public. fury ass sliced that the NEW LONDON- URE need only be fairly triedsto ensure its complete success. The Prop: ietor cannot publish fictitious cases of cure, but is prepared to give rual addrtisses to auy one who soul apply to tam. letters to i.e post l'aida Sold wholesale and rdalliat 4s. 6d. the bottle, (stamp included) by the 'Proprietor, 6, Little Warner-street, Clerkenwell; and may be had, by his .rppohitment, of Mr W. Reynolds, 19I ) Oslord street ; Mr. Jolinvon, tin, Corrthill; Mr. .. Knight; Druggist, 1 I, Norton Falgate; Mr.. J. S. Canainn,.Yi., Sinith• ampton-street, Carnberwrii Burnett, 14, Parliaturnt-at reef; , Mr. Cobsworthy, 144, Whitechapel; Mr. Pearshp tr:fl, High Holborn; Mr. Sanger, Oil: rd-atreet; Mr. Haver, I....l,nbuagli; Mr. A. Macdonald, Glasgow; and by the nubs. rt.lnt-ctabni Venders in Towu and Country, where tnay be b:.d, tisv..rePs Stomachic .Essence, for nervous disorders, guloicy, taiusing ; and hysteric affections. Is, Louver ie.t.treet, Flitet.st.-ver, ri‘ F MEN . , igno rant of the l i rincipoks cif Medicine li .as a Science, can, by Cie ue of norrtuns; occasionally rile, move, hr even pallive tt.e .yniptomy of bus. Vo l nerea, how much may those loith l tin scenting. MiNitte . , • practice, who, to the mt., ati.!et.ltirolsie teacarts,. Wm). * =tyre, causes, effects, ant; ot cure s; out ,publicly bit te•timonials from every celtioated l't oteator with othfdt this . Metropolis iammoure.l, together with cerificater fromillsll at its most estensive tirpit;.!s, Arimd.with the ale.ive iarefreobls proofs tit regular Medical etiiiratuht,and antaorizrd asNientliors of the Lnudwi College, Alevrs. GO 48 aril , CO. nerd nut furthee reply to the envious that iitone ut their lc,s -tirtutiate hiethren pique tle:ati,eives on circulating : the answer ft but too evident in the invar.able succts; c h at ha; fur a stiles of year; attended their peculiar minim] of trLatfuezit, which is safe, speedy, pleasant, and tffectui.l. 44 ha, been attested by a num& rout patronage in every rank of hoLiery. re:tiog theit: abilities to a selected branch of a studious and dill-Ash professi o n, v:a, the diseases.of the Gelterative Nystem, both immediate aft! re: mote, as Lues, Stricture, Gleets,•&c. it ia nut surprising they should acquire, under every expediency, a superior iltc Won, ev tot where the united endeavours of the must cruiner;t of the Facuity have failed, whose practice hi &mere). Nervous fichiltty, with its awful train of symptoms, ofts3 'brought on by a residence in Fropical climates, or by the ;lir hi of I.ibertinism, or, mils too frelnently the case, by premature in. lulgence its solitary sensuality, may even, in its most advanced Ames, become ed by mild restoratives, cod the pa:ient, throt:L;'t the gradual progress of improvement, becomes re-assured 01 tits forfeited health.. 4ut, it s to tee F.mnde world their welt sr. ranged plan mute especially refers, by the peevemion of many fe. tricate disorders, arising from Soy of the foregolug causev,or other peculiarities, tidier, natural or acquired. Messrs. Goss - are to be consul!eti with candor and &limy by Patients ofeithir eel, from morning until ii:ght.--l.etters front the country sitosild minutely describe the case, and vacs* a dank woe, when the proper resuedki will be torwisded to soy part of to*tt tit Ileum:rip. - Goss and CO. M.R.C. 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