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NotnEß : 1 0 THE Princi on nu they Iva To'.VER, on TI. in :he forenoon r rssEßvn Fitts (double at lael and Pieces, Erls, Standing Rznimer., - • ••• • ^ 1,1•4 • 4A . Y 0 1'" • °i t) . f • V f( - it" •.„ k , F-4 1 : iii' luau t! JII MONDAY, AIAY 25, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PEgCE. !)746. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 13, 1818. :ipai OFFWERS of his MAJESTY'S TiDN.4A r CE do hereby give Macy, :ill SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the I IU RSDA Y , the 25th instant, at eleven o'clock precisely, SUNDRY LOTS of NEW, OLD, (7E:1131,E STORES; consisting of Tarpaulins, and single), Powder Horns and Pieces, Saddle s, Bethling, Sheeting, and Clothing, Tents of ...mg Vices, Anvils and Forges, Swords, Spears, and rimmers, Old Iron, Steel, and Lead, together with a va rim of other Articles; the whole of which may be viewed upon ;:r!i7atinn at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, of sale, and where printed Lists of the Lots will be daivered •at those persons who may apply for the same. By Order ((Mt Beard, R. 11. CREW, .S.erveary. This day was published, In foolscap Ay°. price 11. Gd. boards, the Seventh Edition, of THE FUDGE FAMILY in PARIS; in a Series of Letters, from Prim. Footle, Rog. Miss BIDDY FUMY, Mr. Boa Fonov, he. Edited by THOMAS BROWN, the Younger. Author of the Two Penny Post Bag. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. SWAN INN, COSHAM, HANTS. SALES BY AUCTION, WCOLLINS returns most sincere thanks to the • Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, and begs to Inform them he has in ev e ry respect improved hi; Apartments for the accommodation of Travellers. Neat Ponchobe, good Stabling, and weitaired Beds on tie shortest notice. RENT.-TUNBRIDGE WELLS ' Desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with Offices, Garden, Pleasure-Grounds, and One Mildred and Twenty Acres of Grass,. Arable, and Wood Land, laid chit in a Park-like style, part 'Fithe-free„ Land Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gagrevay's, on Tuvasear, June . l I at Twelve, A Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Tithe-free and Land Tax. Redeemed; comprising a.very eligible COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adapted for the comfort and accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, situated in the parishes of Speltihurst and khurst, within two miles of that very celebrated and much-admiNd spot Tunbridge Wells, in a fine picturesque part of the county of Kent. The House con sists of an Entranee-hall, Drawing-room ' ur ,: and Eating-parlay good dimensions, Study, Dressing - room , , and exoellent offices, six principal lied-chambers, Dressing-rooms, Water-closet, and S'sl , vante roams, all in nem order, Coach-boase Stables, and Farm Buildings, an excellent Bailif's House, entage Lodge at the entrance, and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES _ This day was published, NORTHERN COURTS; containing origi nal Memoirs of the Sovereigns of Sweden and Dentnark, since 1766, inchiding the extraordinary vicissitudes of the Lives of the Grandchildren of George the Second..-By JOHN BROWN. Two vols. avo. price 11. ls. boards. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Rest Fen ner, London. RID LION, FARRHAM, HANTS. - GEORGE HARRIS begs to return his most sin cere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the many favours conferred on him during the last six years at the above established Inn, and respectfully informs thew that he has, at a great expense, fitted up the house in a superior style, wherein he Ratters himself those families who may please to ho nour him with their tempura , will be accommodated to their satisfaction. • U AI INERALOG T. This day was published, in litme. rrlce 3s. boards, ANEW DF,SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of MI NER.I LS; following, in general, the System of Werner : with Plat', and Explanation of Hydraulic Blow-pipe and Lapi daries Apparatus. By 1. M.IWE, No. 149, Strand. —. _ • Well-aired Beds, good Sitting-rooms, stall Stabling, and lock up Coach-houses. Neat Postchalses, good Horses, and carcful Drivers. . Commercial Gealemen partictiht.f attended to. MO!JBY. • Printed for aid sold by the Author, and Lorgman, llurst, Rees, Orme. ard Brown, Patel foster row. Of whom may be had, by the same Auth , r, A Treatise on Diamonds and Precious Stones, in live:with coloured plates, 2s. boards. In thel'res4--Familiar I, sons in 'Mineralogy. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Sm. may be supplied with Money to any a:nount, oo terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements. Widows' Jointures, ClPrgymens' Livings, or any other Property. Persons of re spectability may be accommodated on their personal security, and the business completed without exposure or delay. Appli cation from twelve to two, or letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, Barkeloy-square. This day was published, in 121 no. price 71. bound, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May l 1818. ►`'il: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His :VA -a- ORD.V.EVCF do hrn•UJ gire propac.,ls will be received at their Office in on • FRIO% Y, the f. , 9th instant, from such Persons as may to tn:derzak: the ;Supply of COALS, for Service of D. Firma, for a period of one year from the Ist July next. Coals mast he of the description denominated Adair's or Eish:on Moor, and will I,e required to be delivered • of every• expense, ere( pt the hing's Duty, either on Shore c •;ro Vas& or Craft, at any place in the river Thames, and !• ;:cec.hari, or at any port or place in the river Medway, as . nquired. [—au:4r for the Coals will be made by Rill of Debentore at r, and not, as heretofore, by (hafts on the Tesard ; t.. , .!::er particulate, together with the Terms and eon- _ . ci the Cuntract, may be known at the Secretary'. is Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten l'wr o'clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed t?, endorsed—" Proposals for Cols," but no Propo ill in be admitted after the said 69th instant, at Twelve o(1..•: at Noun of the same day; neither will any 'render be the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall ,:f fn. Board, R. If. CR EW, S•l• reirtry. £l,OOO per Minute. PJ,DOO, 127„ck0, or Ii 2,000, for the Sixth-drawn Prize above A 1,000. ITAZARD and Co. CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, 11 Farmed on the BASIS of distributing 107 CAPITAL . rani among Adventurers. In the first Half-Ilour, Tures !A, 4th Just, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES 0,011):: Drawn, besides the Chance of other Capitals. THE SCHEMF CONTAINS f Prizes of £20,001)! '2O Prizes of 5001. 4 niztas cf 3,0001. and 20 Prizes of 300/. y:001. 40 Prizes of 2001. .?) Pines of 1,0001. 2,696 Prizes of 1001. 30/. &c. &c. Thz First 20 Prizes will have 41,000 more. The First WO Blanks will have 215 each. The Sixth-drawn Prize above 21,000 must be 22,0001. 23,000/. or, 40,0001.! !! 7:ltets aid Shares are selling by liazann and CO. CONTItAC 'S. at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, /Published upwards of 105) Years), who Sold and Shared • !•1 VF. PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries aninuntir.g to Millions. W.S. Last Lottery Tickets rose to L's), and Sixteenths to Lottery has MORE CAPITALS with 4,000 TICK El's, yet the price, at present, is only 191. 10s. for : - .frtt, and 27 SWEings for a Sixteenth. NEXT THURSDAY WEEK 71: Lottery begins Drawing, and the First Twenty drawn Mats on that day will each be entitled to ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. a CARROLL solicits the attention of his Friends vie to the near approach of the Drawing: the Capitals (a cir scentance wirbut a parallel) amounting to One Hundred and fors, with Three of £20,000. la the last Fots Months TWO Prizes of .C 20,000, and TEN ober Capitals, were distributed amongst those who purchased blares at the tr.lpfortuaate Offices of G. CARROLL, 7, COANIIILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, The Sold lately in Shares No. 7,133, a Prize of £$O,(CO. Country Correspondenu punctually attended to at the follow in4low Prices:—Ticket, £l9. les. Half ,ClO. 9s. Quarter, cs. Ss Eighth, £2. 13s. 6d. and Sixteenth, Al. 7s. T and J. SWEWRIGHT feel pleasure in stating u • they had the good fortune to sell No. 24,206, the First £50,000 ever drawn! 15,760, the Last 4;30,000 ever drawn! Lid ron.eriNu 7 solicit attention to the merits of the present Scheme, which, with only 14,000 Tickets, contains 107 CAPITAL PRIZES ! including 3 Han of X 20,000! 20 Prizes of £l,OOO I Prizes 0i.£31.00 & .C 2,000! 120 Prizes of £5OO, &c. &c. And the Scheme is so arranged that T'VENTY ONE THOUS.IND POUND PRIZES • Must be Drawn in the Fint Twenty Minertes, On the 4th June, KING'S BIRTH-DAY. Miser aid Shares are now on sale by J. & J. SI VEWRIGIIT, at their old established Offices, 1:0.37, Coi.nutt.; I 38, IlAv3t.titKET ; n, linsoci •' 141, Oaroan-sraace; Whu S•Dli and Shared in the very last Lottery, No. 15,760, a Prize of £30,500! Yr'. 5,128, a Prize of £1,000! And 6 other Capitals of £5430, £4OO, &c. AN APPEAL TO TUE PUBLIC. I ADIES and Geralemen, the uncommon demand fcr a strysly of my newly-invented JAPAN BLACK !;(:, from almcft every Town in the United Kingdom, and tit rcmerous trications lam daily receiving, all bearing i•-•7'•r. :F to it • rlaf:l.les excellency, awakens in my mind the • Y . ? of gratitude, and demands my wannest ac "• fcr t!tir into - csts you have taltcn in promoting r. f•••• , •: •ftil caTotetli!y. I ant well aware that what dif:cr ottyht to prove its or• - r. AS c7e-7 v. Lit it its ussn .wec:ne.,s; but r Lboors rid tieservirtz , trt, arming ft , •nt Mirce:ty in prevailing t.. $ its im•fit This, 11 , ,w.nrer is not the cse t-, rmdf tiaeful to society; •-• .•: to anctmr has my b:il - • It d-cir•,.. Nor wr,ild I wish ca :lir in.l....tted for thi; uriarallelta CetitLiren who, ev.: ready to their trti,:ular it jur:C riovtx,' which i'.la,...%i•izt but th..t veitich ac.,:s the cf " 1•11 , .:Ar • ill er.t "1: to pi t•;t:vt, by 'a. —1 r f . ,:tuTe t4nt:ll4nd I n:uy LuzulAc :A.rvAat, S' 111 , Lon,: 01-efe. ` a z- V/ 12.0ea.277ez AN EXPLANATORY PRONOUNCING DIC TIONARY of the FRENCH LANOUAGF.,in French and English ; wherein the exact Sound and Articulation of every Syllable are distinctly marked. To which are prefix: d, the Principles of the French Pronunciation,,Prefatory Directions for using the Spelling Representative of every Sound, and the Con jugation of the Vertu, regular, irrertlar, and defective, with their true Pronunciation. • Ry •L'ABBE TARDY, Late Master of Arts in the Universit7 at Paris. A New Edition Revised. Printed fr.r Longman, Hurst, liter, Orme, and Brown, Pa teramtcr-row ; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street. NEW W ORKS ON OARDBNINO, BOTANY, Sce.. 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Embellished with Eight coloured Engravings, by..!. Sowerhy, F.L.S. in 2 vols. two, price it. boards. 17. Tht NATIMAJLOT'S POCTXT-BOOS ; or Tourist's Compa nion, being a brief Introduction to the different Branches of Na tural History, with approved Methods for collecting and pre serving the various Productions of Nature. By George Graves, F. 1.. S. Author of British Ornithology, Pentium Britanoleulni and ralitor of the New Edition of Curtis's Flora Lontlintssis. L Bvo. with,Plaies, Frier 14a. plebs, or 21s. coloured. • SALES BY AUCTION. BERKSH I R E. FREEHOLD FSTATE, Land Tax Redeemed, nearly Twenty two Acres of Meadow and Pasture Land, O.IKLEY GR F.EN, between Windsor and 3laidenhead, on the New Road to Reading. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's, en Titeamay, May eB, at Twelve, in Lots, A. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn prising a small neat GOTHIC COTTAGE, erected within these few years, and convertible into a compact Hunting- Box, with a good Garden enclosed from the road by pallisadoes, with Farm-yard, Stable for three horses and loft over, and shed ; a Cart-shed, Piggery, Cow-house, and Cr.ll-ne, n, and four En closures of Meadow Land, containing nearly Twelve Acres, situate at Oakley Green, commanding extensive views in front, adjoining a.road leading to Windsor Forest, which is beautifully. timbered ; distant from Windsor about three miles, and four from Maidenhead, in the vicinity of several packs of bound:, and contiguous to the River Thames ; in the occupation of Mr. Simrnonds. A Double Cottage near the above, with two neat ' Gardens in front, in the occupation of William Stephens and Henry Jackson. A Cottage opposite with a good Garden, in closed by paled fence, Piggery, Etc. in the occupation of Mr. Robinson; and inclosures of Meadow Land, containing nearly Nine Acres. An Allotment of abOut One Acre of Land, at Hawse Hill, a short distance from the above, on the road to Reading. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Simmends, at Oakley Green, of whom particulars may be had ; at the Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart, Windsor • Castle, Salt Mill; Crown , Slough; White Hart, Colnbrook% Whitt Horse Uxbridge ; led Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Messrs. Ik:undrett and Spinks, So licitors, Temple ; at Garraway's; sad of Mr. Robins, Warsrick street, Golden-square. MCIIMOND, SURREY. DELIGHTFUL VILLA, on the Banks of the THAMES, with beautiful Lawn and Pleasure. Grounds, Garden, Coach- Houses, and Stable. By MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on THWaSD‘ V, the 2Sth of May, tele, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious VILLA RESIDENCE elegantly fitted up, embracing every convenience, and adapted for the ac commodation of a NOBLEMAN or a FAMILY of DIS TINCTION, no expense having been spared to render the Pre mises comfortable In every respect, beano cull) , situated at RIC lI MOND, on the Banks of the Thames ' embracing most interest ing Views of the wit:dings of the River and the luxuriant adjacent Country ; containing a handsome Entrgoce and Vesti bule, leading to a suite of elegant Apartments, consisting of a Drawing-room, Library, Eating Parlour of good dimensions, Breakfast-room, Conservatofy, and Billiard-room, embellished with Landscapes, spacious principal Staircase and Galkry, seven very excellent Bed•chambers six good Sleeping-rooms over, and secondary Staircase ; on the elround Storey are a pleasant retired Room, and a Chinese Room fitted up with taste, a complete range of domestic Offices, Coach-house, and six •stall Stable, Coachman's Ronal, Granary, Ste. a beautiful Lawn and Plea sure Ground„la:d out with gravelled. Walks, planted with Shrub,, Evergreens, &c. sloping to the !biter. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; Pigeors, Brent ford; Star, Kew Bridge; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-equare, of whom Tickets for viewing may he had. SUNBURY-PIACE Capital BUILDING 'MATERIALS, on the Batiks of the Thames, most eligible fur Water Carriage to Londoo or dif ferect puss of the Country. By Mr. ROBINS, _ _ _ On the Premises, on igosnav, June t, and following Days, at I I, THE very Excellent M ATE R AI Sof the Capital 1 MANSION, .erect , d on a si.:griarly elegant Elevation, comprising the ec.tly litti.:gs-ep of the principal Itoorns; a superb lirawing-room, ekpensivelv dithhed, the Doors, Shutters, and the Mouldings, carved and gilt, rich painted Ceiling, l'antwis, Etc. dae Itali.ut Chimney-pieces of beautiful sculpture, and others; handsome Doors and Sashes, with l'late Glass, Stone Stair-cases, Wainscot and 11..tten Floor., Oak and Fir limbers, large quantity of I'ortiand and other Pavement, several tons of Lead, Slates rind sound Brick-work, Iron, and other Articles, Fittings-up of Stablc and Ceach-houses,Granary, and other Farm-buildings, &e. a nnq desirable opportunity for Gentlemen or Builders: the Ma._rials are of the best, and no expense spared in the erection. I'lay be viewed ten days preceding the Sale; Catalogues, at Is. on the Premises • at the Castle, Sunbury; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Mr. Knight, Kingston • Messrs. Bake and Son, Cook's -court, Carey-etreet ; at Garnsray's Coffee-house, Corn hill ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-squire. MIDDLESEX. MOUNT-PLEASANT, NEAR lIANWELL AND SOUTHALL. FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE and OFFICF.S, GARDEN, and FIVE ACRES of MEADOW LAND, Nine Miles from London; with immediate posseulon. By Mr. ROUINS, • M Garrawars Coffee-House, Exchange Alley, Co rn hill, on Timasna r, the 11th of . June, at Twelve . o ; Clock, A FREEHOLD COMPACT NEAT COTTAGB RESIDENCE, the property of Mr. Bicxxt.t.eskuate a short distance from Southall, eummandirg pleasing "views of the country, Barrow, &c. The Premises are St tutktially built with brick, and contain two good Bed-chambers with Closets, a pleasrnt ROOlll with Balcony, Sac.; Ground Storey, two Par lisurs, two Kitchens, Closets, &c. ; Wash-house and Scullery, Dairy, excellent Cellar, Parm-yard, Stably, Barn, and Gut-build ings, good Gardens well planted, a Cottage adjoininf, ao.d i' IV E ACR 1 7 .8 ia Two Enclosure* of RICH MEADOW ND.— There Is a good Well of Water. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lar, may be had ; at the White Dirt, and Red I.inn, Southall; Coach and Horses, [Unwell; Cattle, Breatford ; George, Ac ton; White Horse, Uxbridge i.cf Messrs. Ter.nar.t and Hard. lon, Gray's jun; at Garrawxy'a; and of Mr. IL4bias. Nrilz saick.atroct, Goldec-square. _ - Of Gnus, Arable% and Wood Land, stored with enderwoody with delightful wal's, laid out at a very considei,dile espense, and the Pe. commanding a vWw cf the lamb and the sacent refinery. To be viewed by Tickets Particulars may be had of Mr. NSA, at the Library, and the Kendsh Hotel, Tunbridge Wells ; the Rose and Crown; Tunbridge; Crown, Seven o.iks ; White Hurt, Riverhead; Bell, Bromley; Star, ewes ; White Horse, Brighton; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stree• Goklen-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seem Tickets to view will also be Lit with Mr. Nash, at the Went. ISLE OF WIGHT. BETWEEN RYDE AND NEWPORT. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with (Aces, Pleasure- Grounds, &e. commanding most extensive Land and Sea 1-rospects ; Farm House, &c. and Land, surrounding thu Buildings; the Estate about 476 Acres, the principal part Tithe-free, at.ti immoliate possession. By Mr. ROBINS, _ _ _ _ _ At Garrawaya, on TIII.IIIIDAY. June It, at Twelve, In one Lut, VEIN 11[LL, a VALUABLE and DEI.IGIIT FUt FREEHOLD and small part COP Y HOLD ESTATE, with an Excellent FAMILY hIA NsION, Others, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Coach-houses, and Stables, Farm House, Barn, Ssable, and Out-buildings, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTY-SIX ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arabic, and Wood Land, in a good state of CUltilatiun i and plenty of Game. The Estate lies near Wootton Bridge, about equal distances from Ryde and Newport, commandi .g beautiful views of the sea and land, a most cheerful and bialthy spot. The }lapse and Buildings in good order, and cnataia a Dining-toom about 29 feet by 19, Drawinkrocin about 27 feet by 15; Library h . let by Its , Breakfart-room t by 15, a Gallery 42 feet by 13 feet, Gentleman'a Dreasing-roost, Nursery, fifteen bed-zhambers, &c. Adjoining the House, a lofty cuts I lated Tower, ascends d by a handsome light stair-case, ha which are two pleasant sitting rooms, with fire places; a hot and Gild , Bath. The Offices consist ut a butler's pantry, housekeeper's , room, servants hall, kitchen, scullery, and various offices, with excellent wire and beer cellars, fit for immediate reception.— The Estate is compact ; the Farm House and. Buildings a con. venlent distance from the Mansion; the whole forming a most desirable. Property for a Gentleman. A Purchaser may be aces ' modated with the fashionable and excellent liousehJld nag. ture, by valuation. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where ParticaLws may be had ; and of Messrs. Clarks, Sewell, and Co. wed at dm Bugle Inn, Newport; the Hotels, at Cowes and Ryde; Faun. rain, Portsmouth; Dolphin, Southampton; White Hart, Salis. bury; White Hart, WM:better ; Boah, Staines; Castle, Salt.. kill ; at Garravny's ; ard of ,slr. Rains, Waisfick-strsat, Gulden-square, where a Plan may be seen. CORti MANORS, FREEHOLD ESTATES, Ike. upwards of TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES By Mr. ROBINS,. Early iu the Month of A.ugu.t, 1818, at the Kires Arms, In Liikeard, and in Bodeen', QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, a, situate In the several of St. Neot's Menhenist, Bodmin, St. Kew, and t oundstock, with the Manors o f St Scot's, Si. Neot Barrett, and Trevego, Tregontiale, ;114 Lemetlion.jhe whole containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND THREE iIIINDRED AND FIFTY . • ACRES, Of which, part are at Will, part hold by Leases for Terms err'. Lain, and part held upon Leases for Lives. lesaiptive Particulars will be ready for delivery one month previous to the Sale, and may be had at Messrs. Budd and Hayes (Mice, 32, Bedford-row ; of Mr. Penrose, Ltskeard ; and of Mr. Child, at the King's „Arms, Liskeard and Bodmin; t:te llotel, Falmouth; the Fountain, Plymouth Dock; the Lon don Inn Exeter; White Hart, Salisbury, Bush, Bristol; the White Lion, Bath; the !lota, and Mr. Winstat!ley, liverpoul ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garraway s C offee -house, Exchange ally, Crdhill ; and of Mr. Robins, Warsvich-auert, Golden-square, Londe°, where I'lans may be seen. NURSERYMEN OR MARKET GARDENERS. ELIGIBLE LAND FOR BUILDING, On tbr great Western Road, Sit Mile% from London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, In One or mar., Lots, by Mr. ROBINS, AVALUABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE, situate six mild West of London containing upwards of THIRTY-SIX ACRES Of eacellent Meadow Land, beautifully ornamented by fine That:. and Plant:awns • admirably calculated for the mains of Villas, abounding wit h rich Loam and Brick Earth, wonky the attention of Nurserymen or Market Gardeners. Particulars of Mr. Wyatt, New-Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golds:I-square, at whuse Mee a Plan of the Estate may be seen. R.BOER ILA AVE'sRED PILL, famous tit rough. 1.." out Europe for the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a ccrtalu Complaint. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fan victims to this horrid disease, owing to the unskilftdmas of Ult.. terate men, who, by an improper tr:attnent of this direful cab". miry, not nfrequently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotclies which f.O oftnn appear on the head, face, ail.' body, with dimness in tik sight, noise in tit: ears, deafne s, strictures, obstinate ekets, nodes oo the shin bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseassi nrse, tito:tur - al pains In the head and limbs (frequently mistaken fx oth.:r el-orders) till at length a general del ility and decay of the to ..A.t.lion t roues, and a mehricholy death puts a period to sul k:big mortality ! They never fail to rellloVe every specks of debility arising from a contamir.red state of the sytem. Thed• effects are mild, se:f?, and expeadour—and w hat renders this, o , l4:6lleine of the Rreatest import, nee. is, It requires no rtOD in point of diet, a.:.dits r rivat ions to the ordinary avocations in life. . . - . , ... 1,.:,' - Wi:h c.•..:h 11.1 t. is giv:n a coricus Dill of iltituctiens, by which all prrsesr• are t ^ablA speedily to CUM eItITISCIVeI with safety and secres:-, svitiv.n,t the lea4t confinement or hindrance of business. Its ant.tzi-g .ale withil the la4t eV veers, though it l• door advertitkxl, is a certain eritrrinn of i:s Ins:r.cnse utility.— l'tioe only 4s._ttet. Isyr 13, , ,t, sealed with rrd wax. lizwart. of (*own , rriits.--Tac Gelman.* Itsrrhnr.inf's Red Pills arc ...Oil by Leirli, Strand; Oxford-sin:et ; butler, Chaapside; Tun, Facchaege'; and Ward, 11(d:ram e; This Medi , Inc is a sovereign rtriedy ht Chrente nett. madam, Glandular ONstructious, bovcrty of rond, and Scurfy Ereptions: in short, it has ex‘ollasi when Salivation ahri other wawa hay.failcii. 1 1 I 1 1 .1 lill