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• • ' • ; l; ' ' ' e St: : 1 ' '3' . - 14151118 ER 700' I - • GENERAL POST-OFFICI,Mtkrek 18, 1811. WHEREAS JOHN HUMBY, late a Letter- Carrier in the Post-Offsce at Portsmouth, stands indicted at the last Hampshire Assizes, for Forgery. Whoever shall apprehend.and secure bins In any of his Ma jesty's Gaels in this Kingdom, will immediately receive a Reward *of FIFTY POUNDS. The said Jam lit,stisy is a riativoof- Yarniouth in the Isle of Wight', is about twenty years of age, thin made, fair complexion, light eyes, light brown hair, cut short, and is Inc,im in height. —By Command of the eneral, , Secretary: F. _ - A LADY residing in healthy Sitti 1 1 Miles West of London, who teceieei _ snimber of Pupils, would be Nappy to educate the a Clergyman of the Established Church who Instruct; @Aim young Gentlemen, or the Principal of a Classical Academy, in exchange for her Son, who is twelve years of age, awl has made some progress in the Classics. The most respectable reAreuce will be given and expected. Letters, post paid addressed to M. H. Jerusalem Colree•bottse; Cewper's-tourt, Cornkill, will meet atttention. seventy a limited lughter of -ITAL PRIZES BlRtki-DAY, as tho 4 ll/811111C riots!) on that Day, ions -4,1811. , • SCHEME.. 4 ... Prises of: ....020,000 ..: are A 140,000 24 - 24,000 33 60 1,000 1,0)0..... 2,000 20,0410 Tickets. £200,000 SWIFT and Co. respectfully infirm their Friends and the Public that the Tickets and Shares of. the New State Lottery are selling at their Offices, No. 11, POULTRY, No. 12, Cwit RING-CROSS, No. 31, ALDGATI 1 4 IG ELT ; Alen SIX of the CAPITAL PRIZES in the LAST STATE LOTTERY were shared and sold, besides many others in the late Lotteries. . M will • .LiTLes BALIX)TS COMMENCED. I\ifESSRS. R. JONES and Co. respertr.:lly inform IvA their Subscribers and the Public in g•neral, that the Bal lots have commenced in Middlesex, and their stamped receipts to indemnify those from serving who may be drawn, are new ready for delivery, at their Militia Society insuranoe - Offices, No. 198, High Holborn ; No.B, Charles -street, Blaekfriars-ruati ; and No. 48, Great Maty-la-Eonne-street, Portland-Place, established I WI, at the following rates: Persons not worth seboo, £2. 53. ; Pawns worth £5OO, 84. 4,.—For the convenience of Country Sub4rilsers, the following Agents are appointed : • Mr. King, Kensington Mr. Gilham, Canterbuty 'Mr. Meredith, Highgate Mr. Gambier, Ashford Mr. Cocker, Edmonton Mr. Stedman, West Mailing Mr. Richardson, Greenwich Mr. Dunn, Bromley Mr. Ponter, Woolwich Messrs. Clout & Son, Sevenoaks Mr. King, Stroud MP. Maunder;Funbridgel'own Mr. Parsons, Gravesvid Mr. I. Crump, Minster, Thanet • Mr. G. Crump, Sittingbourne Mr. Farmer, Dartford, and Mr. Brown, Fewersham . Mr. land, Maidstone. This Establishment indemnifies from any Militia within 60 miles of London.—Wanted immediately a number of young Men for the Militia. NS I IO/•/....16410 Si Cs • • •as . • Published by Ossulting, D'Alinaine, Ponce, tied C. 90, Sans •• squ are. and 7 Westroortand•sfreet, Dublin, A A GRAND DUET', for two Perforttiets on one Pianoforte, as perfornied by Miss Cheese and the Author, at the Dublin Concerts; composed by sir 1. S:ephenson, M. D. price Ss. A Duet for the Pianoforte, in which Is introduced the favourite Air Laura and term. composed by M. Holit, price Ss. 6d. La Wellington, and three original Airs, for the Pianoforte, wits an Accompaniment fur the German Flute, composed by G. G. terrarl, price 4s La Majesteuee, a favourite March, and three original Airs de Dame, ibr the Pianoforte, with an Accompaniment for German Flute, by G. G. Ferrari, yrice 46 La badinage, for the Pianoforte, yith an Accompaniment for Gertnen Flute, by the same Anther, price 4s. A Grand Divertimento Pastorale, with a Polacca, for the Pianoforte; composed by V. Cianchettliti,.op. 11, price Ss. Sigh not for Love, as. a Rondo, few the Pianoforte, by G. Kiallmatk, price Sts. 6d. The King of Sweden's Grand March, for the Pianoforte, com posed by M. Hole, price 9s. 6d. • Our Monarch, the Prince, and the Nation, a Loyal Sang, written by Peter P•ndar, bsq. composed by I. Magzinghi, Is. 6d. The Kiss and the 'fear, a Ballad, with an Accampaniment for the Pianoforte, composed and sung by Miss Parke, price 26. 6d. RELIEF OF THE BRITISH pa. IN FRANCE. MRS THE COMMITTEE beg to state, that there are at present upward* of 10,000 British Prisoners in the dale sent Prisons of France, fur the most part in great distress; and that the Subset.lptionis intended for the alleviation of their suf ferings, in some degree, by assisting them with artidles of Cloath. ing, Bedding, Foe!, and such other necessaries as they stand the most in need of.- The Committee conceive that this is a ease Which must excite the sympathy of their Countrymen at large ; and, therefore, erithciut offering any elaborate address, they trust to their gear rosity and humanity for supplying a sum conunonsurate to the occasion Sulnicriptione are received at Lloyd's, and by all the Banking honses in I.onion ; likewise by SirW. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; Larouche and Co. Dublin; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin. Sulaseriptions advertised - £12,452 2 6 Subscriptions since received : idetherington & Mathew 10 10 I Parrish of Eyneabery, J. Guillemard, Esq. 5 5) Huntingdonshire, per The Right Hon. the Earl the ReverendWilliasi of Carlisle 10 10 Palmer, Rector 7 0 Mess. Linton & Sons 5 .5 Parish of Belper.• Derby, \v. R 1 0 the Rev. M.Tnnstall 16 S A. M 2 2 Francis Turnly, Esq. of Homo 2 0 Rielunond Lodge, &I lion. A. Grey 5 5 fast 10 0 `l'. Pattie, per H. Bon- Wtn. C. Trevillian, Esq. 10 10 I ham, Esq. 10 0 Jukes, Coulson, and Co. 10 10 1. M. B. 2 0 Christ. Sunilius S 3 Mr. S. Bland 11 I Moreton, near Ongar, Philip Firmin and T. Essex, per the Rev. Welrall 10 10 Wm. Wilson and Mr. 'Meson and Co. JO in John t'oolo 4 8 6 The Allred Newspaper 5 5 The Right Hun. Lord Richard 1 1 Vis. Cremorne ZlOO !fish Dawie,n and Wrate*law 10 10 Messrs. De La Touche • 1.1 H. and J. A. 'tucker & Co. Dublin £5O Irish • and t.. 0. 10 10 Capt. George Goorh 5 5 TIIO\IAS FERGUSON. Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. commrn - rx-ROOM, LLOYD'S CoeseseHouse, MARCH 18th, 18)1. T l, eConimittee (or the RELIEF of the BRITISH PRir.ONERS in FRANCE, beg to return their Thanks to the Proprietor, Performer", and Artists of the SURREY THEA TRE, tor the Sims of £152 121. 6d. being the whole amount of the Rrcei r ts on the Night of the 7th Instant, anal appropriated by thirst as a clear Benefit to the Fund.—The Committee think it necessary to return them thauks In this manner, on account of their truly spirited and generous exertions its behalf of the Pri rs, winch they are sensible would have produced a stilllatger amount had the weather nut proved unfortunately mat tudavour able ea the Benefit night. -•- • • 4 ) „.4; . - • . , .r.apP THURSDAY, SIR JOHN MOORE. Oa the Ist of April will be published, price Qs. 6d. embelliihed with a Portrait of Sir John Moore, by Carden, 'THE SUPPLEMENT to the RQYAL MILI TARY CHRONICLE ; containin the Life and Campaigns of Sir John Moore, with a most able Portrait by Carat*, for which Sir John sat immediately previous to his &pawl* for Portugal. The Portrait being finished, and now In the hands of the Publisher, he is enabled to say, that it is the first specimen of engraving In Edglasid, and the only likeness of Sir John. The Publishers will have a pride In presenting it to the Army through the medium of their hdilitary-Chronicle.—"lle Life of Sir John will sontain as much as a large octavo volume published at twelve shillings, being all in small print, and occupying the whole of thr Supplement. The Portrait by itself would be seven ihßlingti, The Supplement, together with the Sixth Number, which will be ' published at the same time, aud !wilt contain a Portrait of Lard Moira, will conclude the First Volume. Published by I. Davis, SS, Ilavismiteeet, Strand. Thlla day was ptiblished, In Two Volumes, pike Los. ed. in boards, PRACTICAL PIETY ; or, the Influence of the I Religion of the Heart on the Conduct of the Life. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. (Udell and W Davies, Strand; of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Sacred Dramas : chteflyintended for young persons; the subjects taken from the Sable. 16th Batton Ss. in boards. 2. Search after Happiness: a Pastoral Drama, 11th edition, I price is titt. s `I bought+ on , the importance of the Mannen of the And. an liasciss Essays --~-- pritited tonether ; Aire Editions, vela a new Price 6s. iu hoards. 4. 4•t Pictures on the Modern System of Female Edu _ Twp volumes, inth editiou, prier 12s. in boards. 5 l-I3nte towards forming the Character of a young Princess. Two volumes, 4th edition,-priee 12s. iu boarihi. 6. Cerlehs in Search of a Wife. Two volume*, 13th edition, prier 12*. in boards. A complete Edrion of the Works of Mr; Hannah,More, eon ,taining all the above-mentioned Pieeei. and also Poems; the Ttagediett of Percy, Fatal Falsehood, and the inflexible Captive ; Stories for Persona of the Middle Itanki, and 'lsles for the Com • mOn People; unifewnly petn!pd in 14 voldMes. This day;was publisheti,eiltunes 12mo. prliethieGaisea • in boatds, printed on Wove Paper, with fitie Ink; Illustrated by above t 200 Arms, Crests, &c. recently engraved on , Copper-plates, besides Titles and Vignettes of the Imperial Crown of this Realro t and that of Charlemagne ; vitt also Frontispieces, representing his Majesiy, and the Flee Order. of Peers, in their Parliamentary Robes ' Fifth Edition . of LONGdATE's POCKET - A. PEERAGE of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, core rested to March, 1811, containing bit Account of the Descent, Connections, Marriages, and Issue of every Noble Family; the Extinct Peerage, the forfeited and dormant Titles, the manner of creating Peers, the Institution, Progress, and present State of Ho sours' the Robes and Coronets of every degree of Nobility, the Ritlesof Precedence, Privileges annexed to the Peerage, his Ma jest?. Genealogical Descent traits Egbert, the Orders of Knight hood in the three Kingdoms, a corrected List of the Baronets or England, with the dates of their creation and usual residence, the real Income of the Archbishops and Bishops ' the Surnames of all the Nobility, the Titles borne by their eldest Sons, general Index to both their Arms and Descents, together with particular Indexes and Translations of all their Mentos, &c. Printed for Messrs. Baldwin, Barry, Black and Co. Byfield and Son, Cadell and Davies, Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co. Law, Longman and Co. Lowndes, March, Mn , missa Richardson, Rl 'ingots, Scutt/en! and Letterman, bleck4Settalty, synced., Wilkie and Robinson, &c. &c. -- CL I RI O U~, SCA' ^' - . _Ntd INTIRES'FING WORK. A few Civic:, price Ss. are only now left on ea/e, containirg near soo paws of letter-tress, an elegant Portrait of the Au thor, ansi a View of Gilead-House; of QOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Ad. L-; vice to Both Sexes In a Variety of Complaints. Tv which is annexed. A Dissertation on the Properties and Effects of Hot and Cold Bathing; also an Essay on Secret Venery ' • and a Dis course en Impotency In the Male, and Sterility and Barfennesa incident to Females, &c. The whole illustrated with a variety of authentic Facts, never before published • London : Printed for the Author; and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; Ltingnian, Hurst, Revs ' :.a1 Orine, Paternoster-row ; also by all Book sellers in the United Kingdom. zfr No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health have been printed—which, In is the most convincing argument that can be adduced of the vast itality of this work. HEALTH AND LONCAVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Investor as a reniedy.for himself, and which preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably cal culated for rheumatisens, colds, and an those complaints to which . the human frame is liable from the vitissitrdes of our climate- - likewise for bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and boweb, and for head-aches, occasioned by Indigestion, or by free living.—Sold only by F. Ncwbery and Suit% at theWsrehonse for Dr. James's Powders, No. 46, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, aidatDt James's late house in Bruton-street, price 4s. 6d. a boxy ing 36 pills, or six in one large box for £1 4s. **- i".• None are genuine but those which have the were 14- F. Newberg, No. 4i, St. Paul's," engraved in the stamp. A true judgment will be formed of the pretensions of a man who offers Dr Jannes'i Pills for sale, when it is known that he was a mere labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant of the principal hegredieot in Dr. James's Powder, of which by . bad the audacity to adv:rtise himself ai " the original and onla preParer:" though It Is proved that this niestleintwas actually , prepared and sold before he was hOrii and that hefinivec wife ataz • played ba any put of the prows. • . _ • 21; lB l I 7 • •• ' 4 • , ••• C .. ~ ..' '.~ generally to • progress through, Parliament. Resolved, Inasmuch as the said Bill or Bills, now pending, or about to be brought into Parliament by the aid Mayor and Commonalty, do, in raisins points of view, concern the Inhabi tants, and that in all great and public meapires, the Inhabitants ought to be made a.party, and instructed in such measures, that the said Committee be also appointed, on this general principle, to attend to the progress of the said Bill or Bills, and to report there= to the Inhabitants from time to time. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen be a Committee for the above purposes : Mr. JOHN ARTHUR, Mr. EDWARD LYNE, Doctor BELLAMY. Mr. THOMAS TWYNANT, • Mr. AM PR AWE, Junr. Mr. GEORGE COOBAN, Mr. HAWKER, Admiral I. PELLEW, Admiral R. 0. OiBORNE, Mr. JAMES WHITE, Junr. Mr. FRANCIS R ANVLE ; And that a majority of them be competent to act. Resolved, flat the Committee do at joiirn to Monday, the With of this instant March, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the King's Arms inn, to take such further steps as may be necessary for the above purposes. Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published in Hand-bills, the Plymouth Chronicle, Dock Telegraph, and one London Newspaper. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Dnetor Brat.Asts, for his disinterested conduct in bringing forward the Aso iteseiutlone. (Signed) JOHN HAWKER, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to bim, for his impartial conduct in the Chair. NEW IMPROVED HXDROSTATIC PATEN MOON LAMP. HIS MAJESTY'sL ETTE KS PATENT granted to I. SMrtHGRST, No. 1 sg, New Bond -street, for his New Improved Hydrostatic Patent Moon Lamp, for 'retie, that bons without smoke or smelL—l. S. begs to state to the Nobility and Public the most important discovery he has made in Lamps, at the oil rising to the wick without a fountain, acid the foetid arising front the oil being entirely consumed in the flame, which is thereby rendered brilliant and white. The Patent Moon softens the light agreeable to the eye, unequalled by the:Ught of any other lamp; having no shade, the light is diffused in every direction. One burner gives the light of six wax candles, at the expence of only one. They are ornamental, and may be used in the most elegant apartments, drawing or sitting rooms, libraries, mantle-pieces, sideboards, counting-houses, banking-houses, and various ether purposes, being the most valuable substitute ever made use of instead of candle. A variety of elegant Grecian Lamps, for drawing or dining rooms, on his late Patent princi ple, with patent moons, to be had Only at the Patentee's Shaw Rooms, as above, with Lamps of every description, where the greatest variety of elegant patterns in the metropolis are kept for inspection. N. R. Patent Moons attached to his late Patent Lamps, which remove the shade and glare from the eye. Also old Brass Patent Lamps, with fountains, altered to his late patent spiral principle, which burns without smoke. Genuine Sperma ceti Oil, for the above Lamp. MONTALGIC, or CHEMICAL ESSENCE I HORSE RADlliti, a Cure for the TOOTHACH and EAR-ACIII; a pre amtion resulting from recent disouvedes in Chemistry. The sent* possesses the property of safely and immediately stop the Toah-acb, and has the pecLUar effect, if it cons,: in contact with the exposed nerve, to prevent the re currence of that torturing malady, its operallon being the nine as a styptic on a bleeding vein ; in colds and rheumatic affections of the jaws it will be lotted particularly beneficial; also in the painful Dentition of Children. The CARBONATED DENTit FRICE is also recommended by all who have illado trial of in effects as restoring to the enamel all its nadve whiteness, giving a florid colour to the gums, and by its peculiar aetiseprie quality, rentuvii,g every unpleasant colour front the mouth, and imparting to the breath a most delicate fragrance. Prt pared by Mr. KIN 0, Apothecary, Brook-street. Bath ; and sold wholesale and rotail by his Agents, Messrs. Bard.ll4 and Sons, Fleet-Market, London; also by all Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. °Own, the names of Barclay and Son are engraved on the Stamp affixed to inch, price 25. 91. CHING'S PATENT WOMB! LOZENGES. UTO It MS are the mot frequent sources of CR dren's Disease. 't'heir symptoms every parent and guardian of cbalarlnt should be acquainted wilt—They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of the bowels, attended after with violin pains • they bring on couvulsinns, they Affect the growth of the body,ad they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both a ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, tip lint medicine la universally allowed, r - highest characters in this country, both to have no equal. The public approbation giv e n from a personal kt owledge of its wonderful , farnillesotampsits Meet bzyond competition, to it, of which no other medicine a tim kind ea, and co hers who have the care of children should I as a family medicineto resoteto whenemethe of children are any way disordered, which it relieve. Sold wholesale and recall- at Mr. corner of Paternoster-row{ Banter and Cargill, and 114audrraton, Edinburgh; Glasgow ; Holland, Granville and Son, Plymouth; Newbery and &SC Dablin • reek •Malory, and Jones, Portsa ; Jones, 'Taunton ; Teem:tan, tuner; f' Brown Bristol ; Harding, Hall , and sad &Wu/. Now York; and wax V iiimao at fie. OS. ami is. id. ea. • - • / l e el iM 4 7731. 1 1 , 114 . . • 4 te • • • - • - l b' . . • rotsa 4)t • - Wed. .w. .. , . . , , ''''' r '.. '.. v• , ,, .4 k ,- ":, ,I Ale . 4 1 1 '. *., , ..• . . ~c Attz . '" ) .„ , ~..... 4 , l ii, , , .2 . • ' i?M •' A - 14%/4 tVia . 9 f 164, A , ,l 0., • ~.. 1.• , .4, . 0 . f. , 4, 1 i - • , • , 1 . . ..A 4 1 • - ' 0 , oar, ' , .? 1 Il p . f ►k ~.... . - 'f• . - ---- - . ',N., . • 'AFRICAN INSTITUTION. . AOROUOII tir AGENERAL MEETING. of the SUBSCRI. AT a MEETING of the l = 4: k.N.TS, h&c! ' BERS to thiarnytitution will be held at the Pree-Matoes* •L 3, - at the Guildhall •of the Nu ioniii, tills 1 6d , dry of Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincollealon Held*, on Wed's**. March, tSt i, parttime to public me* by, the Worshiyful day, the 27th of March, 1811, at One o'Clock, to receive the the M.sros, "To cemdiU"-- ha. - oy - di' Report of the Committee, and t o e l ect Vi ce -P res id eu u an d Di. " moat lik e l y to atcrue tia der lapesrad, Wilke Ali... rectors fur the ensuing year. • - " Stalaterediwki pats tam a Lioriiii ,IY hap heater Is The Chair will be taken by his Royal Highness the Duke tie " intended to be.,,introdOcod Inmo t inie BlEatioa of Cruseses, by rstoucasrmt, atlDne precisely. ' " the Mayer end - Caepormlpn or this /1000tigb, to proveot the. - By Order of the Committee. - , " midlnbalaltOnta or soy prison or,lrom BOVl*ll*r id :. ZACH ARY MACAULAY, Sec. pro tempottal: " ling BUTCHERS'. MEAT. F lie d VEGETABLES, This day wag published, , " viable this Borough, excep t in th e 6dounoa..ll4arket thereat - • .a and for various other inaponant magmas, &air • might he ago Handsomely printed in two vela, post two. price Xl. Is. boards, a •prooned lb the said Hill: ~- GZELT—C,ONT RO L. A NOVEL.-4. . . ' - ;OHM HA`iirKER, Isai. Wks mod a l o taw Clo t , His wairfare is within. 'Mere; unfatiaued, . ~. Th e f o a m i ng amiliso ", wets . - * ruled* . His fervent spirit labours. There he fights, , ResoPred, ThoglS4lllllllllWfri. UM, I And there obtains fresh triumphs o'er himself, •, or about to hat lismitglit kW WillafteN.lipthe and Otto. And never withering wreaths ; compared with which ak ' mopa k„, o p A. , 14„.46 of Pl y mouth, to prevent Belehlral • The laurels that a C/LSAIL reaps are weeds ! Cowrawa Plsboiangele, ind Given f3roceek exposling to Mk the ankles Of Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, . th e k r opopp v ,,A ctiara d ou , , la th e i r a we gi eg i ad p v=10664 , 0 terttostrorow g and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh . i - sba jawilpeableltlighte of Hogltata: This day was published, in 1 Volume Ord. price Ba. In board, . F.. ; fr s tp csetais '' stra ista . . lifignia of .their Property, and of Dedicated; by permission, to Lord Ellenborough, A N ANALYSIS of BLACKSTONE's - CO - It t lehVien latiaWiante el* kr** the MI ft;r Ind Pail* .4 3 , - MENTAIVIS on the LAWS of ENGLAND, in a ro j=. _us Silitiltrefirboot, dim the orlek a( the as* . wit be Par Qoatiank mink% Woe Stratetst le to treble his awn Aim . t e . . "r 1 arbdiSearrin "mew", "all, expunged t h e said Bill or Bills. by reading that Work.—By BARRON FIELD; Resolved, That a Coiemittee of the Inhabitants be appointed Of the Honourable Society of the ifiner Temple; Student at Law. to seek such iuurance ; and to communicate the result of ther Printed for X. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. application to the InhaSitanu at large; and that if such assurange Of whom may be had, anew Edit on, being the 15th, of be not given at an early period, that the said Committee d. coo- Sir WilSam Blackstone's COnwisentaries ; with the Author's i vene a public Meeting of the Inhabitants, and concert with them last Corrections • and with Votes and Additions by Edward in every legal measure, necessary to prevent such restrictive Christian, Esq. Corrections; at Law, the Downing Professoarof the Chute, orother of the like nature, being a part of the said Laws of England, and Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, 4 Yoti. Sao. Bil . any. or Bats, and zenerauy to watch the saidl3lll or Bills in their price £4.Bs, in boards. - rsrntrrotg 1hr...0h 112r1immork, NS _ isiiks la mints 6 LA 140.4-011 new Draviiar. 8014 Irt AucTfaN; _ sTOCKDALB. inacjibAfewday„ Mich Si, ;sad Throb atrie B*, Pill Mall, ceenineselog tist rerelve eadek tptittisive ind VA:nate cOLLictrort if MOO, i e every, depirrowitt or Literate* nom! ef rTabun Posec_fl/ *Ms cold 80110 e Indurated vow)? ltana*. Vat's Weittianates AtibirY, large' ; I able, Burton's Miran/if nekaidit er i ardia . Bees ii Uslveinitatioty,casiihrs, Mlutoi Reghwer s tIM Pests,ll o ilet! illetite:6 ob priori Widow. Barbaild'a, nt s Bride Thittete, Histories, l'iallosophkid Trinwoetbas RCI V&I i I/1174 N, illustrated ; Critical Review, 90 totes Gitvid very scarce and Curious Foreign and Blatbrletter-Boults, lined so early as 1484, &c. r be viewed at No. ti, Pall Mall; where Catalogues Reif , prke ad. PITAI. RESIDENCES. GREAT CUMBERLAND; I 1 k. .'. , one printed May '- be had, Uterus, CAPITAL. —.LANCES. OREA - STREET, OXFORD-STREET, opposite Hydo-Park. : TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROWAN At Garraway's, on Wedniniiii; the 27th iiistuit; It Two* • lo Three Lots; . . THE Capital, very eligible, iptl 11 . W a f t = I. LEASEHOLD ESTATEf‹, . `well-built Mansions, situate on the-, • "Cifilldi t - I land-ureet, oppeite Hyde Park, hers, and eicalat Attics, principal aed eleindialtdhloie Ada; I cues. Dressing-rooms, and Water-duvets; on the Samiaint 'term are convenient Offices of all delleitelenai planned fat the V• modat en ion of Gentlemen ' s Families ; detached nelsons; get ' es, Larders, Ste.; held for long tome, at low Gruund Redta, in pos. union of Sir George Sbee, Ban. and Joseph it Trail; Esq. on Lease. 'Co' be viewed by 'rickets only. Partieuhise may be had of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor. Bedfor&square •' at the Genen General Wolfe, thtford-street ; oppugns Parlt-latie ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, WarwicW4ueet, Gleialcii-square; white Tickets (fur viewing may be bad. - ., . . -- HOUSES IN BRY "---- - MM, .EE'r, HOUSE, SHOP, &e. OXFORD-Sllll l .ll', our Park; and a FREEHOLD, MAID-LANE; Seintirwark. . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'a, on Wednesday, the 27th inn, at. lt, Lots; 14 VERY eligible .I:EASEHOLDISTATE ; comprising four compact genteel Do , i.llnt Houses. sob , stantially lakila, Nitrate Not. S 4, SS, 26, and 27' &nth Add of Bryannontentroirt, containing two rooms on a law, oesdy fur: ebbed, corrineient offices in the baboment, open airy Innis, &e. held for Ion; terms, at low groused-rents, la pnmasiioF, on se lea to Messrs.. Green, Turner Ward, and Thornton. ti a sinkable and oislbio Dutedarisosioe, skim* Moo !Mr, s tar North side of Oxfordntreet, near Quebec-wren, with a Sbop in front, Yard,and Potildlogs, on lease to Mr. Browning. A Free bold Tranuent, situate lit the corner of Moss alln, in Maid line, Southwark, In the occupation of Mr. Wm. White, Carpen ter, tenant at will. May be viewed, by Irate of the tenstrip ; par de:dara of Mr. Thornton, 91, Bryanstdo...-street ; icoeph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bedford-square ; at the General Wolfe. Oxford street ; at Garraway's; and of Mi . . Robini, Warwick-wen, Gulden-square . . KENT. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY SEAT; AND liltalitY DESIR ABLE FREEHOLD EsTATE, Of the Value of Six Hundred Pounds pee Annum: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. FAREBROTHERi At Garraway'i, on Friday the 29th inst tot 'Twelv e, unless a i ' • acceptable offer Is previously made bt Private Centriel„ AVERY desirable and highly valuable HOLD ESTATE (Land Tax ReelteMed), tailed FOW: LERS, consisting of a capital uniform brick built Faniiiy Resi dence, with numetour attached and detached ”filossi Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies lad Plantations most del fully situate en a gentle eminence, at the extrem ity of the beats. tifut village of Hawkhurst, and commanding in every direction the most picturesque views of the surrounding; diversified and rich country; together with a Farm-house, Berni, Stabliik , , and upwards of One Hundred and Twenty-six Acres of very produe. tive Amble, Meadow, Pasture, Hop and Wood Lands, of which about 60 Acres are let on a renewed. Lease, to a respectable old Tenant ; and the Mansion Houie and rentaindet of the Estate; lilt the occupation of Thomas Monnypeony, Esq. On Lease. which I expires at Old Lady Day, when this Estate will priduce a Rental of Six Hundred Pounds per Annum, and _terms a Property equally desirable for a Gentleman's Residence, di for investing Money. The Road from London to Rye boundi thili Estate I which is distant from the latter 15 miles, four frail Cranbrook, 15 from 'lunbridgeWeUs, ar.d 84 front • Descriptive -Particulars may be hid of Mr. Weiler; it the Queen's Head, Hawkhurst, who will shew the Estate Particu. lam also at the George Inn, Rye; Libraries, ilrightuM; Cuekfield; Star, Lewes ; Crown Tunbridge • at Garraway's; and of Mr. Farebrother, N 0.9, Beaufort •bitiltiags; Strand, whom a Plan of the Estate may be seen. . • DIXON'S US PILLS; . 1 ' .4 1 11 ESE PILLS have long obtained just . (vbs. ' •A• brity in the *private practitx of the Proprietor, Mr. Dizoi. Apothecary, and from their great saccoas in many obstinate Bt. Jou' Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others' particularly the Duke of 13edford, Sir Gentko Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess liulkeiey, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the piabitei undei the ap- Iprobation and sanction of their ararnei. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of - the stomach, for curing indigeetioial for preemie* crudities, and their consequent disagreeable truttations and flaw.: leacies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick Lhead.achee, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by ptegdalCti and a debilitated stomach, whe th er arMng ft;un the acrimony 411 the reshindlintbile, intemperate diet, or drinktng ti meow. ---- gT01•111 01 1.110 DOCIT,PIIIO woly Copy of a Letter from M re. Stinnett: . . . on or decay. linth as a pre- Siii- 3 1 bare been in the habit of taking your,Dizoo's Ant.* complaints, the above creel- Dow pa l w ith the peeatest success, tor che lafl three years, par; , on the and iIY er !he ; ti tu la r ly when petpuset; I have recommerdwi them to Weir . Lb in rank and r ''f's ; ral ut my female aequaintaotee in a simian- situation, Om ti 41411 : i ven" ih er"P ri e l , nr; . ry lkuf stodeen..o who art to th e tobtt of frequenting mit house. painful sneer* to P l e b ' Cl " 4 S t ing gime out of the Pike, I 'Muhl thank-yon tti. seed Ste two l eddss ' and g ive" " fled " 1 ...he kind can boast. Parente of your Namlly SoVI, is tata now within ell; Overlyot my cup; ettentent. Ale. Pennott tel'ostmalter tend in 41. in as I Motet ' lrsst shusid r ' s ' e this I " lsed Y the Pills I wilt rvenit you a posik4fice oills+ tied* .4 4 . egleverthe womach rer bowels kw ., Herriord.l am, Sir, pent' i' • which it will always befound it januo " ry . 14. 1 sos. 4611:11.143TErt Flute Sold•wittotetalt• *eel retail, at Mr. Butler's, NO. 4, . &dee% No. 4, Cheapside, , corner of Plump.. tre.row i liattvt ind Co aud.. id Co. 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