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SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD LAND, vary( eslrable for KENTISH 10%VN,with a very considerable MONTAGE to NIAIDEN LANE, leading to HIGHGATE, nearly THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES. . By Mr. ROBINS. • At Garrsway's Coffee-house,' Ch ire-alle y.Cornhill, on Ws Dtl DAY, Alth June, tttl s, at l'Weire &Clock, in Lots, A VALUABLE FRE E HOLD ESTATE, , lY Laud Ea: Redeemed, cons.sting of a Capital PLOl * of LAND, contaittirg nearly •flerty-seven Acres, situpte on the - ki-e of the Hill, near the Assembly House, at Kentish Town, and occopying a coral Lei able Fronta..ze to Maiden Lane, on the Road to :•liitgale. a v. ry ellgAile spot to erect Villas, for which pH Tose it u ill be Zivided into Lots, and is admirably adapted trolls the bt4tity of its situation and the commatnl of Prospect: the Lan I abounds with fine Brick Garth, and will be divid. , l into Lots of from an Acre and an Half to Throe Acres, fur the convenience of Purchasers. 's . be viewed by applying at the Assembly House, where Panieniars may he hail; at the Highgate Archway House ; Mother Red Caps. Kenti .1. Tow,.; Mr. Witr,. Hampstead; of 11.1e5.r3. WA:Le, White, and Ante:, Essex-street, Strand; at Car r:gyro's; an lof Mr. Itoldns, Warwick-street, Goldeu;square. DUCKS.—CAPIT.t I . FREEHOLD usrlint, TITHE-FREE, AM) 1.. ND TAX REDVEMED, • Divided in vatitsbie Dairy Farms, C 4 mtahaitix upwards of ONE 'IIIOUSAIID T WO HUMMED AND TWENTY • •THREE , Part bounded 11 the RIVER OUSE; ELIGIBLE PROPF.R I V FOR INVENTING MONEY. Ty Mr. ROBINS, At GarriSsears Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornidil, on Wer.esnay. June V.t4, at Twelve, in One Lot, H E LENZOROUG ESTATE, situate repr the 1 own, and in the Parish of Buckingham, • I'l EIIF-FREE, AND LAND-TAX REDE.EMED. Cottiprisi. , g urrarLls o f ONE I HOUSAND*I WO HUNDRED AND 'I W F.NI V TttavE ACRES of rich MEADOW. PAS TUIttEEEDPNO. GROUND. and ARABLE LANDS, lying hi a rine fence, with good FARM HOUSES. Barns. Ntablrs,and all necessary Out-buildings; let in sin capital 1/Alkit and GRA ZING FARW, to Messrs. Barton, Warr, lodge, Stalwosthy, }low. r, &c. all respectable tenants at will, the rents , eatio uoring to near THREE I'HOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Tf's Estate is very eligible foe investing money, and may be considerably boproved. The turnpike-road from London passes through lb:- north end of the Estate, which is i,i part bounded by the RIVER OUSE and the water of the river may be used fur the purr IRRIGATItasi. The F..tate is in the vicinity of se', rat good usaikets, and within ONE MILE OF BUCK INGILI hi. Mw be viewed by applying to Thomas Hearn, Esq. Solicitor, Buikinghani, wilt re Particulars may he had.; and at the Cob • barn Arms Widte Harr ; the Bell Inn, Winslow ; George, and the Wirt* Hart, Aylesbury,; Crown,Amerskatii ; Star, Ox ford ; Red Lion, High Wycomh ; White Hor-e, U xbridge ; Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield, and Kayr, New Bank-buildings; at Gartaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden etplare, Landon, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. different Tenants will shew the 1 ands. - ..sta ES6EX—EF.I'V'EIN ONG.AR AND CH. CAPITA'. FRE Upwirk!. of FIVE I-lUNIAiIII.Af..;O7 tau AZING GROUtel);;A' An .excelltat I'aIII.A* I -it-ig recebtly,VA {CI! MEADOW ____ and mrpo I) LAND. all requisite BUILDINGS, weilt% -four Mile% from Lotidon. By Nit . . ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on IVILDN teeny, lune 28, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots. (By Order of the EIIeUTRII, pursuant to the Watt. of the late Prorate s o%), LOT 1. ING RETti HALL, a valuable FREE HOI.D liS ATE, situate at Illacknsebr.betwetn Ow; ChrUnsford, and Ingatestotte, ccuppriaing an disable 13e ' eldence la•ely erected, planned ior the Aceoin.tiodation of a Gentleman's Family, pe.th corvenient Blois, Bailin Home, excellent Garden, C.riving • Plains:ions, Farm-yard, Barns, Stables, and Out- LiudAttigs, printipal newly erected ; and sundry Fnciontres of capi•al rich Pastitres, fine arable and wood t .and, surround:sic, the House; containing upwards of Four Hundred sad F,fty-tive Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by , thilsring quick fences. in excellent stare of cultivation, and in a beautiful country—,-A. met Prtiteity fur a Geutictnaa fond of Agricultural Pursuits, or t• - r intresdetg money. Lo-r g. A very Valuable. FP El. 901. D GRASS FARM, ersinprie.rg Six Et.closures of Rich Mcatiowl.and, In &ring fence, eomaking 'tor Forty-three Acres, contiguous to the village of Blackmoor, adjoining the high row' to ingarestotia. lArr 3 A Flt EEHOLD ES FATE FAN mkAnr, situate at Hay Green, adjteulag the rend frtstn Blackmonr and Ingaiketone to liuok's-end, cot - staining Six Acres of exceeding rich Fitting Land. "„ LOT 4. 1% FREF.IiOI.I) ESTATE, COUNTER ME4DE, Parcel of rids Meadow Lent. situate about one titile4frout Blacktmor, conta:ning id. IR. SSP. The knee is in possession of the titeeuttit, and imam diate po.session may be had. Bailiff ha Mans_t here 1 . 0 viewed by spping to t he at tna ere Perticulars may be had; the Bottle at Blackmoor ; leorge, Ot.gar, Black Boy, Messrs. M. ggy and Chalk, Chelitsford ; Wlti.e Hart, litomtord; Mr. Wicks, King's Arms, Breltwood ; Spread EVe, ingatestone; of Mr. Wailer, Solicitor, flo 10, Craven-street, Strand; at G arrawa y 's ; and of Mr.( Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-niate, where a Plan of the Bitate may be 'tell. . • I , . • CAPITA , . WORSTED AND COTTON MILLS, ELIGIBLE CORN MILLS, W.AREHOU:iES, DWELLING. HOUSES, COTIAGES, &e. &c. Ily Mr. ROBINS, • At the King's Hee d i erby, on PiIDAT I n s . ne SO, ISIS, at wev D e o'Clock, fn Two LOT VI -I HE very Valuable and highly Amprovable J. LEASEHOLD EN'rATRS, situate at the North- West End nf•Diaby, by t h e Road•to hlanchesteit—Comptising those spacious and most desirable ercinises, wc.l, known as the MAR KEA lON WORSTED 'MILLS, a substi.nrial Brick Build ng, with a capital Head of Water, of a P wer so yr ICI CNT tax a wa ru Arms ; containing the Water mei., the Lower Mill Room, and three Stories of Spinning R ins over ; attach ed, a Varn , Rotan, Counting. House, and k om adjoining, and , thr ee Stories over, with Yarn , Card, arid Ming itpoms. AI build: v adjniwit cor.t.t . t . • a Ecouridg R nt, a Smith's S; op,' Joint's' Root- ova; (I....ached, a Clerk' Dwelling-House; on, the opposite male Drying-Roont, Com ne.hitop, and Lo ft ; a Garden ; a larg e atil, shut in by Fold' g Gazes •an Oil-House. l Cart Shed, the Stream of Wate r, an the Meadow,Mid - and' a Meadow adjoining, containing in t whole about Five cresi three excellent Cottages, Ste. I I l'It•• Worsted Mills ark now in employ with 400 Spindlis, and each turns out twelve yards j a minute , with Machinery 61 propo..rion, the superiority of •softich, above others, requires only' to be known. 'the istachidgy for Cotton Works coutaia Seven Hundred and Fifty-six ,:pivAlcs, with other machinery, which, eta small expense, may bpelixed for woricing, and turned to.con siderable additional asleAtuage, as there is always a plentiful supply of excellent Water. he Horizootal bila': and Wheels, au! the different Machi nery belonging to the Mills, to be taken by the Purchaser at a V dultion, art dtventory of which may be seen On the Premises, • and ac Mr. Robins's. Lot 2. 'the I.i/Vt R MILLS, adjoining the Town of Derby, a short distance front Lot 1, lately used as Corn Mills (but the Works have been removed), standing on a cspital Head of Wa ter, and capable of commanding a large stroke of Business in Grinding Corn, or as a Manutuetory ; the Mill Room and ca. pisal Water Wlttel, and two Stories of Rooms over; with Out ',siblings, Washing edom, and dombintshops, &c.—.a neat de tached lirick-baitt COTTAGE, witk Garden, Yard, &c. and two other excellent Cottages, two capital Meadows, the 'whok about Eivp . Acres. Anti/ Wear has lately been erected with Stone, in a very substantial manner, and of bleat utility to tlie Mills. 'I be viewed by applying to Mr. Fox, on the Premises, of • Whom Particulars ..Inay be had; at the King's Head; Derby; Imeaeior, Aid:bourns; Old Angel, Macclesfield; White Lion, .s Itockport; Bridgewater Arnie, Manchester; King's Arms, Lan easter • at . Garrlvraes; *sad of • Mr. Rubio, Wanviakponvet. 111.1alelituaec, lAatoia. 3 1 341 1. • to • SALES BY AUCTION. KEN ,-••A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. Convict DWELLING-HOUSE, OFFICES, MEADOWS, LANIV, and WOODS, about Eighty-six Acres, near Brom. ley, Chisleburst, Sm. Fourteen Miles front London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawas Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Comilla!, en W y' En • PILSDAY, June ..!8, 1415, at Twelve &Clock. in One Lot, A PLEASANT and COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, CROFTONFPLACE, situate in the Parish of Orpington, a short &caner from Bromley and Chislehurst, and Ho%wood, in a heautitul and picturesque part of the country; compri,ing a .übstatinal Brick•built Residence; with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm-yard, Bane, and Otit-buildings, and sundry iuclosurts of fine Meadow, Pasture, Arabi?, and thriving Wood Land surrounding the house, con , taining upward* of Eighty•sit Acres; a desirable property for a Oentl, man concerned in business, being within a mile and a half from Lock's Bisttotn, the high roads to London and Tunbridgr, & lie c. 'I lie Estate abounds with Pheasants and other Game.— 1 - lotise, at a small expense, may be made a most comfortable residence. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Lion, Lock's Bottom ; Bei!, Bromli y ; Castle, ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-squate ; where plans may be seem • GLOUCF.STER-PLACE, NEW-ROAD. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, with a FORE COURT FU ana PLEASURE U Gen HOUSEOLD RNITRE, Pier GROUN and ChimneD ; y Glasse uine s, Mit rors, Bronzed Lights, Eight-day Clock, China, Musical Instruments, and Cabinet Articles of various descriptions. By Mr. ROBIN?, On the Premises, No. 33, on the North Side of Gloucester-place, New-road, adjoining Messrs. Jenkins and Gwithers Nursery Gronmis, on TuZIMAII, the 4th of July, at Eleven o'Clock, rill - it Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE, Pier and Chimney Glasses of various dimeneons, Mirrors, Bronzed Lights, Pianobirre, by Thompson, an Eight-day Clock, in mahogarq caw, by Tomlin, capital set o( Dining Tables, and a Sideboard, with redrstals. 'I he Property of a Gentleman. Elie Furniture consists of capital Four-post Tent and other Bed steads, with Cl,intz,Cotton, Dimity, and other Eurnitures: prime seasoned Redding of various descriptions. Drawing-roont Furni ture in French Rod Window-curtains with continued Draperies, Grecian Couches, Sofas, 351:1 Chairs en suite; Eating Parlour, Curtains in Scarlut moritie, Chairs in red Morocco. well made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and other 'Fables; Secretaire and Pedes tal, Bookcases, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, numerous kitchen reqnisites, and other Effects. On the same Day, at Twelve o'Clock, will be SOLD the I.EASE of the commodious and vet y desirable PREMISES, which are adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa mily, consisting of numerous Bed Chambers and Dressing Rooms, elegant Drawing Rooms, Music Room, Dining Parlour, &c. handsomely fitted up, besides numerous other conveniences and appropriate Offices, a Fore Court, and Pleasure Ground at the back. The notice to be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premise< ; the Furniture to be viewed on Saintslay and Monday prectcling the-Sale ; when catalogues may be had on the Premise.. Particulars and Catalogues of Mr. Robins, Warwick street. Golden-square. BERKSHIRE. PARK-PLACE, NEAR HENLET.OWTHAMES. CAPITAL FREIIIIOI.D ESTATES. PARK, MANSION, ENTRANCE LODGES, Noble PLEA SURE GROUNDS, Delightful COTTAGE ORNEE, with PLANTA PIONS, LAVENDER GRfiUNDS, and MEA DOW LAND ; Picturesque COI - FAG/IS, with rich unrl • valieil Scenery ; neat Cottages, with Gardens, &c. Two Public Hpu-es, &c. Eligible Compact Farms. THE WHOLE ES I'ATE NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. In Lots of different descriptions. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Town Hall, Hanley-on-Thaotes, en FRIDAY. 7th of July, et Twelve o'Chtck, in Twenty-eight Lots, unless an acceptable offer is made fur the whole by Private Contract before the 25th of June, THE Very Valuable and highly • improvable Ja. ERFTWII.D and small part COPYHot.D Es l'A rEi INIIEItI FANCH, Its pars bounded on the West by the River 'I liames ; the most beautiful and unrivalled situation in the country, abounding with Game. PARK-PLACE, The Residence and Property of The Right Hon. the EARL of MALMESBURY. Sboate near Henley-on-Thames, 34 miles from London. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed on a fine commanding eminence, ne tr the centre of the Estate, with Offices of all de sceiptlotis, Co::ch-lionses and Stable!, in a Park paled round, noble inn., with tine grown lofty Forest Trees, Entrance 1.0 , 1?e5, beautiful PI. mute Grounds, productive Kitchen Gar dens, surrounded by lofty walls; Hut-houses, Green-houses, Graperies, Gardener'. Home, and Out .buildings. A delightful COTTAGE ORNVE on the rise of Henley Hill, surrounded by luxuriant Plantations, rich Lay rider Grounds, and Meadow Land; elegant picture style Cottages, a Druid's Temple, fine Ruins, Sulnerraueous Walks; Eligible Land for Building, commanding the moat delightful Scenery; Neat Cot tage., with Gardens, Ike. Ste the Horse-shoes Public House on Henley Hill, with Garden and Land; the Two Brewers Public House at the foot of the Hill, near the River; eligible compact Farms, with excellent Farm Houses, and all necessary Out-build ing'. The whole Estate NEAR NINE 111. 1 NDRED ACRES. The Mansion and Park form the principal Lot, and the other part allotted suitable for different Purchasers. . May be viewed with Tickets, which may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; or Messrs. Cooper and eon, Solicitors, Henley; of whom particulars may be had, and of Messrs. Webb and Attwooil, Close, Salisbury ; the lure at Henley ; Sufi, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt Hill and Windsor ; Crown, Readiog ; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Soli citors, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn; and at Garraway's Coffee house, Exchange-alley, Corning. Mr. Thompson, the Gardener, will shew the Lots; and a Plan will accompany each Particular. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RESOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in Causes POWLITT against POWLITT, and Powcarr against CA las tot. on Saturday, the :Nth day of June, 1115, zt One of the Clock in the Afternoon, before THOMAS DRAKE, Gentleman, the Person appointed by the said Court, at the George luu, In Wiuchester, in the . Cotany of S ou thampton, io One I.ot, Ac"Y HOLD FA RM and LAND, situate with in the Manor and Parish of Retain Abbas, in the said. County, part of the Estates of the Rev. CHARLES Powt.arr, Clerk, deceased, containing about Forty-three Acres. And also, at the sante time and place, will be SOLD, in three Lots, SIX SEVERAL. SECURITIES for FIFTY POUNDS, and INTEREST, charged on the Tolls of the Turnpike Roads hom Basingstoke through Pophaat-Lane, and other Roads la the said County of Hants. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Ofilce of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in South ampton-building, Chancery-lane, London; at No. 26, Charles street, Firkeley-rloare ; the George-Inn, at Winchester; the Swan Inn, at Alregiurd ; the Crown lon, at Basingstoke; the Wheat Sheaf Inn, at Popham-Lane; and the King. Head inn, at Stockbridge. 'lO BE SOLD JY PRIVATE CONTRAC r, o r rHE very desirable and extensive MANORS of SNITTERFIELD and BEARLEY, In the County of Warwick, with the Royalties, Quit and Chief Rents belonging to the same ; together with the Mansion Hoene and Paddocks ad joitilpg, and several capital and Ins:table Farms It" Sttitterfield. aforesaid, with Woodland, well stocked with fine young growing Timber. The whOle containing 1473 Acres, or thereabouts, and the Corn Tithes of other Farms. The Estate is all Freehold, and tithe free, dirhied into proper proportioned IDelesures for gook husbandry, for v.Och the soil Is favourable. The situation is delightful and healthy, and the Estate well adapted for the preservation of every species of Game and cal culated for the resldenv of any Nobleman or °entities:in of For tutm, in about the centre of Lord Middleton:s Hunt, three milli (tom Warwick, four from Stratforkupon Avon, 16 front Bir• mingham, and 14 from Coventry, with excellent roads to with. For further Particulars, and to treat for the purchaie, apply to Mr. Morland, of Alsingtbu i with whoa a Plan of the &No soy be seem_ •, „: •SALES BY AUCTION. A DUTCH 64 GUNSHIP OF WAR. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Exchange, Plymouth, on Friday, the 14th day of July, at Nano. ...441,._THE DUTCH 61 GUN SHIP of WAR, br,,a ROTTERDAM ; , her Fore, Main, and part of Mize*, Masts, bowsprit, about 3 i 0 Tuns Iron Ballast. Shot, &c. Pump, parts of her standing and running Risgiaut, Blocks, Iron Sta.,- chews, &c. &c. which wiU be put up in suitable lots, ani dis posed of, Free of all Duties, by a special Order from the Right Hon the I.ords of his Majesty a Treasury. Tbe Hull is Copper sheathed, and, together with the Stores, deserving particular attention. For viewing the Ship and stores apply to the Ship-keepers on ' board, at the Moorings,in Catwatet ; and for further Particulars, Catalogues, &c. apply to William May, Esq. Dutch Coln.ul, Jeffries-square, London; and to John Hawker, Esq. Dutch Consul, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, June 16th, 11115. FOR THE TEE AND GUNI;4. BUT LE R's celebrated VEGETABLE TO OTH POWDER is with confidence, recommend4Nl to the lire" of the Public, as the most efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Teeth in a sound stare, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a thinness and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the most detectable sweetness; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth.ache, by removing its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums.—Price 25. 9d. the Box. BU'I'LER's Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its ele. gant fragancy has received the Approbation of their Rwyal High nesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. to Half pint Bottles 45.; and Pints Ss. • Prepared and sold by R. BUTL No. 4. Cheapside, London; and by his appointment by Smith, Baxter, and Reaburn, Edin burgh; M•liryil, Baxter, and M•Donald, Glasgow; Gregeon, Billinge, and Jolly, Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stains, Manchester; Spragga and Crew, Portsmouth; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton ; Hozland, Granville, Nettleton, and Rendall, Plymouth; Piper, Bull, and Chase, Exeter; Brown, Hurls, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol; Cruawell, Bums, and Barran, Bath ; and most Perfemers and Med i c ine Venders in I every town; in Boxes at Ss. 9d. each. LOCK AND SUROIC Al. DISPENSARY. Poraost—His Royal Highnevs.the Duke of Yoe& novaasioas. • Earl of Egremont John Latonche ' M.P. Earl of Leitrim. CoL W. Fines, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Ciemonts, M.P. Salta zoti—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London THIS INSTITUTION, establitled for the exclu sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASEs. and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Mena dons, &c. has to boast the cure of no less thin 2,0(10 l'. kids, an nually, many of whom have teen afflicted from It) to year.. The early symptoms of Goporrloxa onel Cilan:re are cmred ir a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode ot freatmetit, and that weakness aid derangement of the gmerattvs organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more sucsessfully treated than on any other plat. Ma. Kiernan tuay be consulted as usual, by either sex, at h 6 privwe house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square where Letters from Town and Country are to be address2d, an: 'the necessary advice and medicine will be given or belit to an) part of Cite kingdent. Just published, trice is. Practical 01 servations on the allow Diseases. Sold by Siter.votxl and Co. No. stn, Paternoster row; and Highley, g 4 . Heet-st reet. DR. HOWELL.% POWDERS, 1 Is. a Pai:lcet. FITS' EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS, and all kinds of Fl FS radica:ly cured'by Dr. HOWELL'. POWDERS, upwards of :-:0 Years e.t The e:i:acy of these invaluable Powders in the above il;.tressa ing disorders, has been indubitably proved by the numerous Cures already communicated w the Public, from which the fol lowing is selected : Miss Ann Williams, of Laytonstone, Eqex, sixteen years oil, had violent fits trent her childhood ; but, upon taking these Pow• . dens she was soon completely cured, and now enjoys perfect health : for which great blessing the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, publicly returned thanks to the itch& run TY, in his Chapel, on the 10th of November; also attested by Mr. W. Entblin, Master of the Academy; Mr. T. Rhodes; and Mrs. R. °mt. This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the patronage of his Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College. and is sold at his house, No. 10, Rathbone-place, Oxfor a- road,Lontion, and no where else, at 1 is. a Packet, in which :s enclosed a . freattsc written by the Doctor on the above-mentioned Disea. es. All letters (pmt paid) duly au..wered, and the Powders sent to any part of the Uoittd kingdom. Dr. H. should be made acquainted with all the particulars of the case. • I'3 THOMAS '1 YU/it, es l / 4 j. IBE.!', leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 hadbeen afflicted with the Imes Venerea, which from Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation and twice discharged front the ilospltal, with - litde relief, would appear to be of the most itiveterate nature. In the spring. of last year my disorler had gut to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my elistence. In this state, I was te , commended by Mr. I. Thontpson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your Leaks: s Pateut Pillsovitich I began to do on the 2fith May ; In the course of a fortnlgh. 11 e gan ri receive benefit lit little more titan a month I beam..., b) your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free iron: my for complaints, have recovered my former spirits add strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having co ',thrice! Many months to the astonishment of aU who knew me, I am at-a loss in what terms to expreis my gratitude, but beg you. fot the good of other suffering tviortals, to make this my case so public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in wt siolog yot .will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble see vans, AI.EX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold WY the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylen Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ndon, at his house No. 9, .New Bridge-atreet. Mr/ are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pail Mall ; the Toy-shop, Nu. 103, On ford-street • Mr. Dlsborough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop posits the Monument ; andbrone p4ysen in rgery considerable town In England, lcc.in.boxes only as. ad. each, sealed up.witls full and plain directions, whereby pram of tither KZ may Curt themselves with ease and secrecy. N.flik.very Box sol4in Cart Britain is sealed up with a stamp which, by favouror the Commissioners, is printstd at the Stamp. Oase s • T. Taylor. No. a. flaw Bridiratrelt: STOMACH COMPLAINTS, WIN", GOUT, SP:Mte. CHOLIC, and GENERAL DEBILITY a the :,I . OAI \t:ff and (N7 ES'ETNES. - vv ORNWELL'S ORIENTAL CORDI The singular effects of this Cordial, since it% ;qua to the world, have been progressively beneficial ; it is tv • 1 , 4 , 4 pleasant and safe stomachic ever produced. It was ft, Lt ed and used by an eminent l'hrician in the East ltidn.s, Debilities bf the stomach and intestines are severe and all:, irg and the brother of the late Lind Alvanley, Lord Rodney, am ! great number of distinguished Personages in tide count, patronised and reconuneridtd it It restores tone teat' v. removes spasms, wind, and choke, and for gees: rah y s.rt • b.(' ru ing the stomach and bowels it cannot be surpassed, w i t s agreeable flavour renders it as plias.,ut A s Mad, ire wit.e. Sold by E. Edwards, 68, St. Paul's, I...udnii, price ss. in one largo bottle XI 21. Also by Sanger, Word-met. ; 41 .41 Ward, Holborn. UNDER THE AUGUST PATRONAGE 01 Their Royal ilighrtegses the PRINCEa:: WAI.F.S, r:4 of 'YORK, and DUKE of SUiiEX ; his 'overall M j EMPEROR of all the kUSSIAS, his Set. Me Ifigtesw.t • • ~e u71.1.t lINS WICK, his Ent:Hs:my the Duke at: 1 da by their especial authority, ROWLAND% MACASSAR- OIL; _ _ ITS use is coniinued by the ab-v.l illustrious Pc•- snitves, patticular:y his Imperial Nlaj, sty the Limper,- 'luswa, who 1 1 ,,,,b,•en most graciously el. as! d to b•amur toe Out. meson with a large order, !or bib ust, IroatVWnna, d s inestimable virtues, wh:ch order may be seen. 111, Oil. is !‘r beyond ealog.tnii, tor producing a laituriant 4,( ,•.n the baldest 'dazes. s•rong and beautiful esti% ell •, •t,a Whiskers, irive.brows, Licc —lts virtues are tally .t. . KOWt.\ND', EA llaH on the indo•ed witik cash getmine bottle: Veiled on the lab 1 in t• ♦ •rk, " A. Rowland 5e Son." Price 3i. IA —104.6 d. and XI bottle. Ms.', ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, Which will immediately and stemmay chat n: Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a pern..,nent 13(ow. „ liL , and so permanent tion'tt rasluest be retx.•vet it is pert:ctly innocent, amid I .alter and Gentlemen !lair with Ease and Secrecy. P.iee 7s.nd. per b ~r bottles for nisi, at 4s, each. The Yr•.prie •:s w II wittra . .:. ca efficacy., RQWLAND'S ALS %NA F.XTRACI', for the Teethaud Gucts , WA. 6d and 2s. ;rd per titan , Oa-s• cl,l thd :- old, wl.t.'estale.,n d yet all, by die mile ert.pris :kg., • .•• s AND anti :•ox, corner ut Kr!)y-strer, the art Ms Sias:, .. , 11 I 'g11!, lit I Lltts.P . •itt,EdVi, 11611).11o. by appuintute ,t. by N'fe.prs. Hemiries, Perrot, er to 4 Majtvy, 1 tchbern-s. reet ; Mr. dmitb, i 7, (;as , •,.i Pot 4: t;7, Ovtltost, 47, D. Higge, $3, blew Etni 1-Ntrett; y li.ew, C.tickspur.strtet; Berry, 17, I , slst,ts,ss. t Slob° ; Butkr, 4, Cheapside; Uste.ay and b. us . , ltigge, 63, Ch, :Arnie; Newberry and -or% s .; .'a • 't. Paul's Church yard; Buret: 4, 1 lotborat-kiii ;_ f tral b ; Vtrtutucra aqd Nieditiae Vtud, tiatt.togtott. hutore. ••• AA for now.atttrt Oa. MATRIMONY. NO Disorders have contributed more esserni.,ll! destroy Hymeneal Happintss thnte whets ...I.: tits consequence nt unguarded pleasure. l'eTl, of eery ra :. u-.) adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the en . .4!.. , :.1...0; has been tainted by DieeEc, a recovatiGn of sti.!)ility itl4: Ably requisite. 'Twenty years have we devo:ed our I.rae.:e to the delusive treatment of the rollowir.g Disorders, and thc st::- eessful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, ae far as we are able, the ravages of those ComphOntt u lade ar.. t`y most important in the ea..ilooe at Human latir o spi es . .*. h , - initiation into every branch, a, navy Surgeons, we form:l • • • . at an early period 4:1 practice, to rescue indietJuals norance of uneducated•men, or the eq:.ally dangerous: r. of general Pructit loners, The Disorders to the cure of which we have devote, • a tendon, comprise every species of Venereal Infittion; of Debility, whether arising froth the haters ni or the indulgencies of maturer age; that derangement 11l System in Women, which is called Darreatteis or Stettlits Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, Obstructions in the Urettza is also Strictures, whether recent or of mog duratios, which have baffled the AM of other Practitimr.ers. are w our present improved plan of treatment dreamily. and peen- E,eutly cured, without the patient sufferinp escruciating pat and alarming hemorrhage which frequently. fu2.ows the appliss don of the lunar Caustic. lu the cm.sr .6c of our ettessivovraetaa in this metropolis, numerous csits rot S R bew and are daily under our care, the total eradtaatibil sfwlite..s f. fected by a sate, certain, and espeditious mode of cuts suite. ise to any ether y,:t adop ed. The weakness, telasciets, y, proceeding from this Complaint are reedily rem 5..! xd !he Patient restored to sound and viioresus health. Batt at-re .lie debility has for years rotated, a proper erseves . r. c re.torative remedies is indispt naably reqtysite, to reviveil4' benng sparks of life, and to rcauisarate tie constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of .gitoratice or the treatment of a ,iinp:e Con irrhea, and it not vrfrece-111) !r.s. pens that the seaeh of life arevoistsersi by toe in.i.tatesetiaratt: umpiart.iatt !mon Iy a superior trietlers.l such co: - .,4s.:• an e;•....i1y cured ; and evcii where others have :r we may presume to offer a radical re-ewabEslsuicat. I: :vet, are the cases of compleatei dis•tes. 111 :his Fated with tilt. cat., ' ses strunttini whe, getter in a solitary vice, orthe preselect gaieties of a hfe, acquire tlistate sl,:hility which is the tinavo.da::c.sql•-•• iuence of such , riitcianis balu:s. It'here the wihai broods over his misery, but.cerefttily coucrals may be some coceiCatiuntor bans to knew, that oltject of &mil or unceitenty twkh &her Practitioikr , :, moval of these deficietieles lig the gradual procress of itte , :eeie •-••. Is theortqutremetat of cqtr ativerk.atre• ;If the rites of •: I'enub have began tb fetitieemtnly elm*, meth atitterl be prevented isy an goody counteraction of this languid gate, 3.-A in these cases no great difficulty will occur. . Certificates of our skill and Immunity during ' the above complaints, from many eminent l'hyslcrens as well as letters Roar some Noblemen and is heft. ISte 4l on their puuLcity, are truly to iittisfy evtly U c: authority of what we advance. By an early appl.catiou to Messes. puede the - wtll esca;x: the pain, danger, V. 4 exp..n.e of A 147.•,:a Ettodance upon le*, experienced practitioners; Patience in the Country aro restoettied to rate t'..e . ; -- .ot their rose, zgr, .ot , l general haht au! :squatter for attrier alit! tLe • - • qr sent to air pert of the Kir 01•31. CUttlile ant Co. Sere-erns Nr. ir7 T;i. •• ~ q WRICES U; IjAY ANL) MAW Yk.! ; - Sr. lAMBS'S. WO!111 ,':-• Hay si 04 to 61 the 0.1 Hay 4 .; 3 ' 1. • Straw 11 Is 4 04 to In to 04 straw COAL MARKET, 311:.L 19. Sttio at Market. naps Sold. Ir e . 101 Nev,C4.tie 93 SOS Al " :C. 10 Suudet land 10 ets 61 to 4;• PRICE 0, Kent 71 es re eS Kent . 7 1 (.. 9' NEW BAGS. Saw VO CCf fa. t. Susie! 61 10a to 71 76 Susses • hi is • E.4ri 71 as to SI Si Farnhain if, " . AVERAU PRICE•of CORN in V L NGAND . IF HOPS. _______ treat the ftterus ending the Loth at i kw' . ''l' r e „ e . Wheat. ky. Barley. . Oes. ii , ? .. :' 1 ,. ,t . Is. 4. 15.d.1 s. d. s. 4 .. . 1.. (1 6 3ll .7 i SI 4 ?5 7 sT 12 ' The average Price of s . titt al-, cote ruted from t:).- . • •i• : in the walk: ending •••, • • - • the I itti June , i s 595. lid. twr co t.:_________. BIR 111. At Sudbury, Sofro the iUth iostaht, the I.alf Maclachlan, 49th i out, of a son. MAitILIED. At Stirling, on the l'.lth inst. by !tie Rev. Dr. Sorts the CAP' David Brown, of l'.uk, to Sane, only dahtgl ivr tile ism Major Alexander Munro.' - . DIED, On the lith Instant, at his bogie in Chehoih a ' ll W 111" Lesvii, Esq. laced Alderley, Gloecesurshire. HIGH WATER TO/WaitOW AT I.OitDON : lEe Morning . .16 Milktes 5 1It " Afternoon - • It :inmate% arter2_,_ .3 • • L.- , L.OUA: erented oy 1. - publilalld dine s sad at the Star OiiiMUZIC"I3IIP •. • ~,. .~ I DEVONSHIRE. BEAUTIFUL SITUATION NEAR PLYMOUTH AND DOC K. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FEE. ACONIPACT and gentlemanly DWELLING HOUSE, with Out-houses ' Walled at.d Kitchen Gardens , Plantations, Shrubberies, and about Sti Arm (more or less) remarkably rich Land surrounding the same, called TOR R situated in the Tything of Pennycross, in Devon, and &mato about two miles from the Towns of Plymouth and . Plymouth Dock, now tenanted by James Slade, Esq. whose term rads at Midsummer, 1816. The House is situated on an eminence facing the South, front ing the heatriful seat of Mount Edgountbe, Plymouth Sound and Harbour, arid Cawsand Bay, and commanding, a distinct view of all the rich rei:nery of the surrounding country, and is at the same time well protected front the North and East winds. For selling the same an Auction will be held at the King's- Anus Inn, Fore-street, Plymouth Duck, on Wednesday the i.uh day cf July next, at One o'clock in the afternoon. lit the mean while, the House and Grounds may be vi wed la permission of the reliant ; and any further particular; known on applica tion, by letters post-paid, to Messrs. Saud:. a, I-Lorton and Roark , !, of Crane.court, Fleet .srreer, London ; or of Messrs William Foot and Son, solicitors, Plymouth Pock. N. B. The Laud Tax is redeemed. Dated 14th lime. Int S. - - ..