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Z s "•\'..` ..- • • • . fl ." • \.)•• .0? 1 4 • .I,7Art r • • - . 1 I f f • 1 falL• • ~•••• • s • maw ' WEDNESDAY, MAX 17,1815. %t 111 V, R 8800. PRICE . SIXPENC Y.- HAL . PPE' NY. THEATRE RoVAL:SIRUEY.I.Atik . PRESENT EVENING, their hiejesties' L Servants will perform the Comedy of TIIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sa John Falstaff, (frst time) Mr. ISAR T o which will be added, LODOIS KA. To ~,,„T , ,w,.the 'Wheel of Fortune; with Pact Ten e'Cluek. ;Id Oats; with The Woodman's Hut. •I'he Al, reliant of Veni:e; with liodoiska. 6F.i.dwpo . r 1 3 H E ADD ft ESS of the Loyal and Independ , nt I.li'ER VIVIEN of LONDON; to hI Rua Ilighnecs the MINCE RE(W.N I', on the present sate of Ail:lit-A, and expressive bC thelr di approbati o n of the Resolutions of the late Common 1 lall, w 1 rhanaht• fix the signatures of the Livery until Sa:ttrilay nexi„ at the London 'Cavern, Bishopq,ate•strret; and the Lotnion 'offee-House, 'Ludgate-Hill. ' May 16, 181 5. C. SNIT Chairmen. . . :. • Th ltt day was pithlished, pr ce 7s. In boards. tEMOI RS f)f . the Al 3 RE EDGE WO la ; COOtilittiar, his Nat rative tle• Last Flom of Louis XVI. Ily C. sisl F.DGLWOR Priced for R. Homo, tiuccessur to J. Johuvon, No. 72, St. Paul's etturcplard. • , OA OR !INA NCii, M 441 ). THE PPIVt:II'.II 4 OVFlt:;;;RS • M.l. .risrs-• egnm4 CAC, terr 4 W fr.fi,r, 1 bat Proposals will loy .3 at their 01fice is I'.M-Ma:1,00 nr Ware PIIII)AY, the 19th of May ins an., Ito"' such ibersnos a. nsay be wliivg m untliTtalre the SuAsty of E titTHEN. WAP.E far service of this Department„ fur a iwriti.l of three year*, determitt?hie after the rzpirejte) of tyr , t year, Up= notice of thri • months, at the option of either party. l'atterns 9: the Articka may be vit wed twin, aptllet tioo at the Printt.al Storeketpot's itf the I . (fiVsr; 4n4 fart her panic:ll:N, together with the Items an! ',).:1 n•tris of ~ be Contract, may he known at the Seetettvy's ft:ace Le Pa!6 M dl efueesal),any day hetweru the hours of 10 ::1 I q .I ' . I !cit, wht , ll, the P.opnrals men be (1,1 , 0 /vred, endorsed " PropoSals for Fartlets-ware;" lilt not l'eopo;al cla be ailmitted after the PO 1•4 1 1 instant, ar twelve o't;fie:k 1t nom' of the same day, ?lei._ her will arty he noticed uillzss the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. • IlrOager, of the Bard, R. 11. CREW, Swedlary. _ 1111s.day was published, price 7. in board., ATALE FOR GENTLE AND SIMPLE: • And please ynurselees this day; No matter franc what !wild you have the play I WANTED --a Situatinci as GOVERNESS in a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family, by a Lady of re• spettability, who has been acesistomed to private tui,ion for some ytars, and is fully qualified for the undertaking, being eompe , ent .to form t'.,e minds and maatiers of young people, and to teach the usual branches of education, with the French Language, Which she writes and speaks fluently. Drawing with the occa sional assiitance of a master. Satisfactory references can be given. Letters (post paid) addressed to G. Y. Post-Office, Salisbury, will meet with immediate attention. No objection to travel. 11-IEATR F. ROYAL, COVENT,GARDEN. I'll PRESENT EVENING, will be* per formed, the Masque of COMUS. After which (first time) a New Faree,salled THE FORTUNE OF WAR. • • To which will h. added, TI-IF MILLER ANI) HIS MEN. Tr..toorrow, the Illy ot 'lite Stranger. • the Oreta 4.f Love it, a ViVage. f.atortido, the frugedy of _Venice Preserve& . . . nit YDEN. Putted for R. Hunter, (3ucce•sor to J. Johnson) Nu. 73, St. Mud'. Ch.ireb r J. Ntirr's CoNFEC rioNLit. Just publish. d, ri c e Ns. tic!. bait-bounJ, • riPIIE Complete CONFECTION:4It,- or, The Wlso!e AR 1' of CONFECTIONARY'nt,Or Rectips for 11 ,, me-made FICIIC:1 auti yours, &c. &c.—By FREDERICK NUT F. _ . ibis day were published, pi ice 4i ad in boards. REJECTED ADD lIESSES, orthe New THEA TRUM POETARUM.—•Fifteenrb Edition. , " Pied that the house reject liim.—*Sdeath, print It, And simile the fools!--" toes. London : Printed for Gale, Curtis and Fenner, Paternoster row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may he bad, by the same Autliorrarice 7r. boards, Horace in London; consisting of Imitations of the First Two Hooks of Horace.—Fourth Edition. - - • 7ti.Wiwi, enlarged and improved, by 1. 1. MACH Li', Of Paris, Confectioner and Lis _ Prilitedfur at:nuel Leigh, `trend. ----- rue PiVie Are iiimt re.pestftilly : informed, that the following f"• • u-ut Futa l ainmen•a enntiutting to he honoured ith tuf- boitmlud applause by urpr,cuart:teJ crowded Atte:tin:ft, wi!l be ttptated every Evening :his Week. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WES MINSTER-BRIDGE. Lately tublisbcd, iu 4to. wiqt Engravings, price 31s. Id bds. SICILY and its INII . ABITAN fS. Observatims made during a Two Years'Residence In that Country. By W. 11. THONIP:1014, Esti. Printed for H Co%urn, 50, Conduit-street ; and sold by Bell and BraJiute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin. Of whom, and all Booksellers , may he had, Letters from the Mediterran e an.--By Ethvard R.N. hi 2 large vols Svo. with Maps, price ••811. For some account of these important works see the Edinburgh Review. This day was publibhcil price 'is. beards, H ORACE LONDON:in . Consisting of imitations of the First Two Books of HORACE. By the AUTHOR of Rejected Addres,e., or the New 'lkea trom Poetarum.—Fourth Edition. Under the Patronage of their Knyal Highnesses tke PRINCE iteOrN r and plicr or YooK. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY the 17th, 'lO-MOI2ROW, FkIIDAY, and SATURDAY, a t 1-1..!f-pa.4t aix o'Clock precise y, HORSEMANSHIP by twelve c c h!)rated kquestrians. An entirely new, Thndid,Serio Comic, E s oc.trian Panto:unite, with rxtrhordinary and extensive new pl..fernia, and nouvelle prerrations,call-d the LIFE, DEATH, ARd RES i ORATION at the HIGH-ME I'TLED RACER ; or, Harlequin on Horseback ! In the course of 9. 1 intert.A:in szenes will be introitst.ed a Real Hone• Item, and a Real Fox the favourite Sung of " Paddy Carey," by Mr. lieering.—Fqnestrian Ezercho, by Mr. W.Davis.—To conclude wi , l: IleIV Scotch Atelo-Dratua, called SIGISMORN and the PANHIi CIDEF l'AlN.—Srcond Price tiall.paA E;glit.l Under the Patronage of Ms Royal Highness tke PRINCE REGENT, Her NIAIESTY theQUEEN, the Prince.' LiIARLOT YE of IVALE3, their Royal Highnesses the Dt.}:es of YORK, CLARENCE, KENT, SUSSEX, and all the ROYAL FAMILY. 111 F. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM FOR EDUCATING AND I'PPORTING such CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, SAt -1 and MARINES, &c. NATIVES of SCO fLAND. ki NG'S THEATR E. NOBILITY, 'Subscribers to the Opera, A_ ;aid to the Public., are most respectfully Informed. that a URAND PERFORINCg, on a very exten.ive and splendid azale, will take ?Went this Theatre on THCRSDAY, the ISt! instant, fur the lIENEFIT of the above laudable and patriotic Institution, ou whhh occasion ail the rincipat ta:grat c;f Drury lace, Covent-garden, and the Opera I I ..se will a,;"iit.-1:a vac-, tictitars will be announced in a few days. DIUADFUL tATMTROPHF.. • Fleet•s• met, thigh April, log& - THE shrekiog event of the death of JANE L WA GHOR N, by the hands of her husband; and of WILLIAM WAGI-10lsN her . htishmd, by hi. ow:, hands, in a in L.: insanity, on Faiday iastt..at theft house an Fetter-lane. hat been already slstaiit,i in thi: public papers, tole. ther with +lie narrow and af f ecting escape of their three children from Amnia-the same dreadful fate. An appeal is now made to the sytatraby and sectrien , y of the Public, in behalf of these three tiphani, who are left uttaly destitute of support, their re lations being unable to bear this burthen. Parents bad lot merly bike in good circumstances, but, from the father having been sullect"to mental &Tangs:mutat, and from other causes, they Were reduced; and the children had been of late maintained by the industry of their ezcelknt mother. . It is now propoied to open a Subscriphon for the future main tenance of Ihe children ; and Sian adetpiatb sum should be raised, to place the same In the public Funds, in the names of four Trustees, viz. Mr. ED W Mit) CANE, 185, Fleet-street, brother-in-law to the &crated Wan. Waghorn. Mr. Gf.O.SLEET;Senday.school House, Raven-row, , tirkis, brotheens the deceased Jane Waghorn. Mr. JOHN COOPER, No. n, Queen-street, Cheapside. Mr. JONATHAN HEWI.E rr, of Rolls-Building*. The two latter Gentlemen have most kindly consented to by. come Trustees from motives Of humanity ; and Messrs. Rushton and !lolled have obligingly consented to audit the accounts. Subscriptions are rece i ved at Messrs. Brooks, Son, and Dixon, Chancery-lane; Messrs. Gosling and Sharpe; Messrs. J. ter north and Son, Fleet-street; Mes.rs; Ruihton, Brashier Wilks, and Richardson, Chancery-lane; Messrs. Heraud and Co. Carey rreet ; Mr. Bartlett, 150, Leadenb4ll-street ; and by each of tiefl natters. ".* Amid any Lady or Gentleman have a presentation to any -chool, it is earnestly entreated that they will bear in mind these three helpless orphans, Whose names and ages are as follow : F..lward Wagliorn, aced 8 Years. Mary Waghorn, aged 6 Vrats. Wt ‘‘'aglwrn, aged 4 Years. • The deceased William Waghorn was a Freeman of London. PLATE AND' PLA FED GOODS. 13 H. BARLOW begs to inform the Nobility and Pi • Gentry, tharise is appointed Agent to one of the best Shef firlfl Plate Manufacturers, and is aothorlzed to allow ttu per cent. discount, prompt paytnent, pp all goods, warranted the strongest plated ever nude. It is to be considered, that there is an obvious advian• age in purchasing OM (tont the mantifactory, as the re pei:rd clearing every article In the shops is subject to, makes a die'rrence to one or two years in the wear.—Plate Furnished on cormilitslon.—NO. I, Grange court, Carey-street, Lincol's I.ZAYLEY's LIQUID JAPA‘N BLACKING , A, I his matchless composlzion for Boots, Shoes, Harness, &e. sinli ks. labour,. produces a more kilt ILLIANT and Listing Mr BLACK, ts- an tan be obtained from any other preparsp 1;••• : it al.(' pnsse.ses the superior quality of rendering the her more durable, by preserving it bolt and pliant, sa4 pre ,v v.! tly; it from cracking. sold whol,sale anti retail by Bayley and flew, Perfumers, Cols.plir-mqrs. Londini, (where the Patent cakes continue tN tv m 141.• a•iii soli as toesat); also hold retail by most o: the usual Venders. tints 15.6t1. half-y'nts Ind. each. irr To prfvent linpewitton, the Labels are signed: " W. NAY L.F.Y, VAYLEY and !SLEW' CO MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE HOUSES, Apo kRAVELLEIitS. ••A S many Merchants and Wholesale Houses may !.. d •si r ous of es or staaptyina Country .4hopketTert wi I u e article of REAL JAPAN BLACKING, AlailutacturctL by (t URGE 11AV nod HENRY 'MARTIN, 114, London- Nouthwark, they are hetet/ reapsetfany solicited to send 11, Order to the Warehouse as above,- whet) their Commands vttil b- packed op In Casks or Harlin :1 for Fur-ign or Country 'Era‘le, with such so Article at hut few House' send out, tor irsi.-ileney of quillty and neatness, in iiix-penny, Shilling, and I.:);lortn•pettny Buttles,,with the usual Credit, and at I'rices ww:lky the mice at the NlertiLint and I.l4atr• de x Itrumte.—A single Bottle'may behati esnlig it du: Arl.hatotory, aborg. London : Printed for Gale, Curtis and Fenner, Paternoster row; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of sstoin may be had, by the same Authors, price 4s. 6d. boards, Rejected Addresses, or the New Theatrunt ruetarum.--14- teentli Edition. This day was published, price I:N. boards, KUNOPA'..DIA.—A PRACTICAL. ESSAY on brealcing the ENGLISH SPANIEL. or POINTER : with Islstructions for attaining the Art of SHOUI'ING FLYING. In which the litter is reduced to Rule, and the former inculcated on Pt iciple. els nte - eavere, eavendum est Primons fps& tlbl. By the late WILLIAM DOBSON,.Ess. Of Eaen•hall, Cudiberlattl. _ _ London : Printed fur Callow; Crown-court, Soho; and Wibita tinihasn and Arlin, sit, Paternoster -row. 111ARHIMF. GEOGRAPHY. dar wag publi.hed, in 4 large vols. Syn. price I'2. lila. in bouds, diCAteth dby pernrion to the Rt. lin. Lord hilt-Iv:L.O, 14 - GEOGRAPHY and STit'l 15.0. L .0.L 1 ICS ; or, a De+cr;ption of the Omni and its Coast 4, 11arithtte Commerce, Naviption, &c. &c. &c. By JAMES HINGSTUN TUCKF.Y, A Commander in the Rcyal Navy . Mitt Work, compiled on an original plan, is equally calculated for the general Reader, for the St• 4 Officer, for the use of Aca .s, and ala universal Naval Gazetteer. Printed for and publi<lied by Black, Parry , and Cu. Cook sel leri to the Eat India Company, Leadeilliall-Areet. This Jay WA4 published, price 6,. 'PHIS DESCENT of LIBEK L'V, a Mask ; tc which Is prefixed an Amami: of the Origin and Nature of Mie.ks.—By LEIGH HUNT. 4 . We knots nor that a thing of such continued and innocent fancy, so finely nr•xed up wills enuetes of human manners and affections; a poem, in 'short, so fittetrfor a holiday hour on a hroOtt -ring morning, has ever come ender our crnical cogni zn.ce. " Is has something la It eaquisitely iouching."—Eclectic Rey May, si 5. Lonslim : Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternos ter-row. Of whom may be hai, by the same Author, The Feast of the Poets; foolscap, hoards, pave Us. For a high character of which see Mon. Rev. Sept. 1814. EUSTACE'S TOUR, IN OC I'AVO. Phis day was published, elegantly printed in 4 Volt. Ave. illus trated with a Map of Italy, ten engraved Plans of Churches, and index, price £3 in boards, ACLASSICAL TOUR TH ROUGH ITALY. Hzc est Italia cliiS sacra, gentes eju t, bxc oppida pa pulorum.—Plin. Nar. ilist. sit 20. the Kew JOHN CHETWODE EUSTACE. Third Edition, revised and enlarged. ' The same Book, in 2 vols. 4to. price £5 ss. In boards, •,* In this n....ve Edition, the Pu'alisher has endeavoured, by the ;alit', n of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type, to do justice to a work which the public has received wish such en. common partial.ty. The Map, two Plates, with the additional matter contained iu this Edition, may be had by the Purchasers of tie vrevioti , one, price Ss. The Map of Italy, by Zannoni, price 4. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludeto-street, London. Of whom may be !tad, Mr. Eustact.'s Later front Paris to George I'etre, rsq. The Nitalt Edition, /Oro. 4s. • - This day was published, i t Svo. price 12s. in board., A VISIT to PARIS in 1814. Being a Review of the Moral, PoUtica!, Intellectual, and Social Condition o the French Capital : including Observations on the Public Build ings, and the Monuments of Art which i: contains; and Remarks on the Effects of these great Works and the lust it u• tons of i'.er.• on the national Taste and !linking; Observation, on the Man ners of the variou,Classes of Its Society ;on i s. Political Conduct and Opinions ;_and on the general State of its Information and Attainments in literature and Ans. By JOHN 5:;01'T, Editor of the" Champion." Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day was published, A New Edition, in Ten Vulg. Sao. price. Rs in boards, T HE HISTORY oldie ROMAN EMPERORS, front AUGUSTUS to CONSTANTI:JE, By l'tH:4 BrIP11.; r LEt.VIS CREVIF.a, Professor of Rhetoric in the College-of Ileauv.is. Tr.r , s.stt:vil from the trench by JOHN TeI!LL, Esq. The tlisti,rical Remlor will find in this Work. tfrr Live:: of all the Roman Lanperors which preceded Mr. Gibbon's History of thi• Decline and Fan of -the Rom.- Empire. London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; I'. Egeron ; SestcherJ and 1 1 .uterman; J. Cuthell; J. Nopn ; W. Clarke and Sons; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; J. Carpenter. and Son; Law and Co.; E. Jeffery; Lickineton and Co ; E. Lloyd ; J. O: rider; J. Richardson ; Black, Parry, and Co. ; W. Bayne.; J. !tooth; J. Mawman ; Baldwm, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Booker; E. Grei.pland ; Nornaville and :hell; Oak, Curti., and Feltner ; G arid S. Rabin-on ;R. 3auoders; Ogles and Co.; and Walker and Co. SECOND Ern f lON. This slay Val published, in our volume royal 4to. price .E.l in 4..).irtlA ATRtATISE on the NVEALTH, POWER, and RESOURCES of the BRl'llski EMPIRE, in every .part of the World; a general view of thu value of t h e I.andel and other PtoFer.y, in die Urtitod Kingdom, and in all Colonies and 11ependeneies of the Crown, including the East Indies; the Annual income arising 1"oni Agriculture, Mines, Minerals, Ice land Trade, Foreign Con:Moro:, Navigation and Fisheries; Historical Account of the Public Revenue, from the earlier( pe. riods; a general view of the National Income and Expenditure during the reign of George II L with the rise, progress, and pre.' sent state of the funding system; and the reflucli of the Na- tional Debt; a historical view of the Colonies and Dependen cies of the (Yews, tram their first establishment, including the countries under the management of the East India Compa ny; with observations on the national resources fur the benefi cial employment of a redundant population. The whole illus trated by copious statistical Tables. The Second Edition, re vised and enlarged. • By I'. COLQUHOUN, D. London: Printed by 1. Maermati, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A TRENI ISE on INDIJENCE, exhibiting, from au thentic document t, the present state of the Pauper 'lst , nt, with varitnis puggestmnis for nu; Mein the mural habits o; the pe,iple, reducing the parochial lairs, and promoting the happiness a nd it-eerily of the cominunity, by a thimatillou of moral and ntinal ofences. two.' pi ice rs. 6d in b oa rds, Q. A New SYNI'ENI of PAROCHIAL. EDUCATION for the Children uf. the I t AialUttlNG eEOPISB, grenade,' vu the late inipteVeMelna. eve, price,* . PIC Itf.tELING-OFFiCI, May lA, Is' S. THE COMMISSIOArERS for VICTUALLING HIS ESTI's NAVY; de here3s ere Notice, Thar on FRIDAY, the 2nth instant, they wit be ready to re. ~ celve Tender., in writing, sealed up, and t rot for the takintaway and te-manuractorirg into NEW IRON HOOPS, eta whole of the DAMAO F.D IRON HOOPS, (round, broke: , , bent, or In pieces%) that may from time to thne arise or be JO verrd into Ids Majesty's Victualing Stores at Deptford, tlueng .he space spf twelve calendar months from the let of hilt r••x! ; to be paid for by Bills payable with Were.. day% after ,late. The Cooditioas of the Contract . may be seen at the Secretary's • Office. No regard mill Le hoi t. env Tender in sohiek the pries sh di mot he k e sled if semis et lenth, or Mat sh.sll not be delivered to the /herd iefore oar 419:4 or die slid Frilai, the Seth insesit; low boles, the perm -who main the Teals, or sore pens* on his heisali, atko.4, to answer , e604 , 1i ealleti fur. Bach Teakr writ dm be fair's...pallid hy f IMee sirt.sl A:, tow re. ,p.nsible Perms enagiog to keossie Inw:sl with the Potty troileriog,ill the peadl s*i-r of 6.1000, foram. dme palm-m.Blw stthe Gastraet. VICTMIELING OFFICE, Mg Is, 1815. THE COAIM/SS lOA T ERS for VICIVALLING ms NAVY - , de he'll!' give Naha, That on THURSDAY, the- 25th instant, Mr. Wiittata Rates:their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive staled Tenders, and treat for One Thottgan! Quarters of C 1.,.. dried AMBER MALI', for the Serviee of the Victealfleg De. partmencat that fort; to be answerable to a sampl,t that will be exhibited at his Office; to be delivered h nee month, and to be paid for by bills, payable with ir.tarest ninety days after date. No regard will be had to any Tender io which the Price ,pall not be inserts! in words at Ititerh, or that shall mr h: delve red before 12 o'clock on the .41 Thursday, the 25th instant, unless the rerion who stakes the Tender, or some Fer,on en Lis br! - ..tlf, 'At cuao aniarer wh en c•Jl'ed for. The C , '”ditions of the Cootract . may he seen a . Viet ttairg 011 ice, • OFFICE Of TeIE CO VIMISMONERS FOR IN VEi I !GA TING, THE DEB I'S OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE CARNA • No. 11, Manchester BuiWisp, Weetmln , ttr, May 16, 1815. I N conformity to the 19th Chime of' the. Deed of Agreetneot between the Uol - ed Company o Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies of the one par!. and the Cr editors of the late Nabobs of the Carnadc of the other part . ; the Connniosioners arpointed under that Agreement giie Notice, that a continuation of the Schedule of the Claims made before them and the Commissioners n India, sioce the Schedule inserted hi the Gazette of Saturday, May t 3, 1,115, has been published in the Gazeqe of Sal iirday, May )::, 1 t=ls, in order that all s uch rrqortr as shall have any nitvrest to oppose ur intpeach•the same may have sufficient oyportuni:y 40 to do. GEO. PARKHOITSE, Secretary. P. HEATH, of No . :gingham, informs the el • Merchants 9f England and Tratltors in general; that for the , in P Ert the h1(13 ESSE NC E of convenience of sale, he has plic Aie edl . i i i ci s iles .IUN PEPPERMINT, and other EDWARD{, 66, St. Paul's C=ure,-yard. Th's Esseste is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in Elam. fancies, gouty and cholicy pains in the stontach sod bowels, indi gestion, hysterics, sea-sickness, liause:i attendict on pregnancy, relaxation and laisitude aming from artnovituric heat, want of appetite, injuries from ihcientent her, the Aiese of s piri t u o us liquors, and in the snassnodic a f. vier' of the stunt:ie. and bowels so common to infants, adapting the do , e to the tugency of the case. s%s a Family Medicine, or fur Cite Arm): or INiavy, it will be found a valuable acquisitioe. JIINIrta Ess►:Nee 0, PErttamisr is 33 well known:is a va luable Family Medicine, that ese principal object of this Oyer tisentent is to guard i,nrcita,ers against tie .nom eons Counter , kits which are prepared by Dennis's, kc. especially if the order is for Exportatio;. ILe otdy ezu _ion 1. P. Heatsi can give, is to see that J. P. fl CAT 11, Nottingham, is eezravtil on the Govern mutt Stamp. Sold wholesale ind retail also by Edwards. No. 6d, St. Paul's Church-yard. in Wake. 2.5. 9.1. and is 10. DAIRY and ARABLE FARM, AS 1 . 014 CLAN& uN, NEAR. AY LEAH.) Y, BUCKS. To be LET en LEAsE.„ for 14 Or 21 Years from Lady Day list, • by the Worshipful Company of Mercers, London, A COMPACI * FARNI of excellent LAND 11 • ( Tithe-free), called the VA CCII ES, le the of A ir.rn tle• I un•pike Loiidon Road, and wlthiu.three miles M . Aylesbury, and four emu £'ring, good Market frowns, too:prising a good Farmhouse, Barns, stable., Coer-huuses, and suit4ole Offices lately haished, and in the occupation of Joseph Ringhaniiand 18.;A itn. ?OP. of Land by adtueasureinent, eon. skiing of SSA. 2R. of ancient Inclusures with good Per', and of 111 A: is.. 261'. a!lotments recently made under as Inclo se's Act, and which ere to be subdivided and inclosed with LOCK • AND SURGIC 41. DISPENSARY. eticksets, and feitt.e.l beater Christmas next, at the expens e of Pal - itot....His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. • .the Landlords ; 108 Aortal of. the Farm are old n Swend, and the GOVltlttiOlt S. • Residue Amble, of o hich upwards of 10 Acres are In boner and Bali of Sgrentont John I.atouche M. P. . a good plant, and a proporttonate number of Acres o fHansf and Earl of Leitrim. CoL W. Jones, M. I'. Peas are set. Tele Estate is peculiarly situated for improvement, lion. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. ' is wt it h i ./ die Meadows might, it in. " ! ex. illhOCON—Mr.Klernan, Member of the Royal College, London. v e tte!, he irrielted and the wboht of the Earns brought city high THIS INSTITUTION, established for the exclu- Mauer:we, as it is wehin two miles from the Orate! itetettori she Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES. C3IIAI, with a good road thereto. Potoesion et put of the and their dreadful consemiences, as Strictures, Debilities, %Metre- Howe, Stables, &c. 40.1 of the whsle Of the Laud, will be given , then, &c. has to boast the cure of no less than 2,000 Parkins, an- immediately, and of the remainder at Midsummer neat. inlay, many of whom have teen afflicted from 10 to 20 yeari: Any pereitt willing to treat for the same, may send PropOsals The early symptoms of Gonorrhata-e*Chaticre ore COTO: in and A:P.de-ss (sealed up) to the Clerk of the M..reere Conipany, a few days by Mr. Kkrtian's superior aAd .ethc3CiOUS WOO& of I at their Hai!, in ironmoogerline. Cheapsid , London, on or be. treatment, and that weakness and derangement of to- generaree tore Wedi.esday, the sist day of May rivet, when the same will organ., which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here b. t. ':en into consider:oot,, anti t lid person mulch's such offer as more tuccessfully treated than on any other plate t unveil may approve, Will hale la ice s, u. nain to treat t Mr. Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by either sea, at his tee sam • tither by attendl4 at Aier:ers i tall, or at Aylesbury, private house, No. 21, tower Chat lotre- 'teem Bedford-square, as tae Cor n maylltink !nest eonventeer t h c I roam w ig b y where Letters front . Kowa and Country are to he addressed, and required to ;say all Tates sad Kates (eitecpt catid tax and Lang the necessary adv , ee atel medicine will be given ot sent to any tords Plover/ . 1.0, if am ). • part 01 the kingdom • • • For etew;teethe Estate, apply to the sai.l • Joseeti K'asharn, and Just pubhsbed, pries lc . Practical bbaervations on the above for turther l'artiesears and ogre of the Na •, tti the Clerk of the Diseases. „Sold by fiber wood and Oa. No. SO,. 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