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. - ' A b . re k P/A 1 ".1111 Pf 7 lf • . 1 ( P. r - : • • j • J• ' , t. • i 104 .1 tt i 4 Jr ., - MONDAY, MAY 1, 1815. PRICE SrKPIr,NCE-11 A T.1.1' \V. Speedily will be poblisbiti, ELEMENTS of LATIN COMPOSITION...- By GEORGE MUNRO, Rector of the Grammar School, Dumfries. Print 4 for Archibald Constable and CO. Edinburgh ; and Lengenirt, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Londeb. CRANIOLOGY. Just published, Oka SKETCH of the NEW ANATOMY and PRY 810 LOGY of the BRAIN and NERVOUS SYSTEM of Dm GALL and SPURZHEIM, considered as chnsprettending a complete System of ZOONOAIr. With Observations on Is ten dency to the tuvatsvitwarr Of EDUCATION, Of PUIIISNMEN'i, and of the treatment of lesamitv. Reprinted from the PANIWLETEtI, Whh Additions. By V. FORSTER, F. L, S.. Of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, arid Honorary Member of Med. Soc. St. But. Hasp. Sold by Messrs. Law and Whitialrier ; Longman and Co ; Lackington and Co.; F. C. and J. Rivicgton ; Baldwin and Co ; rid Underwood, LOtition ; Marredie and Co. Edinburgh. Cu a N 0) eit STARR WOOD. Commander of 'he Sue armed cotter the CHE 4 Mit FIEI.1), of i.rt I ons, begs leave to announce to the Nobility, 'Jewry, and l'uttlic, that lit will sil from Southampton to Guernsey and Jer4ey no ise inth and 2. th c.f May, and also on he Ist, loth, and xOth, of end& suceeedirg month, tals;ng rtssengers, goods, hoc• can. riages, &e. This vessel is well inood in evr ry respect—hag „ a te r. cln,ets and oth , .r conveni • r r•. l'ite cabins are ttegantly fitted up, and contain x 5 si4g e bed-, wiroi two private • o ms, six beds in each, will ANropria•ed for the secommoda•kaa of 1 Ales. This day was published, (Second Edition, with some disetunion), ATENET of the MILLENIUM ; or of the First Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth for a Thousand Years. London : Printed for Richard Rees, 12, Pathos, s A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Reese, Dublin. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ap►il 2s, 1615. SHE COMMISSIONBRS for VICTUALLING Air .3 rAJEspr, .?4rAirr, i hirreiy zits Notice, 1 h.ir on Ini7D AY, the AA nelkigtutiest,' they will be ready to cve 'leaks in writing, king tip, and treat for Sin !tusked Quarters of N w PAI.E and Two Hundred Quarters of 111 riv Close-dried Al IBFR MALI, to be answerable to Samples (of l e :s than ccx quirt cub) to be Produced with the Tenders, he delivered, one half thereof in the space of a fortnight, and (.w other had within a fortnight afterwards, into his Majes •y Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Inns r a t able with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract Amy be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regal be War imay Tender ix *WA the prier shall ad it Wald is wolf st kalth,er that mot he detatered to the Beard ha -1,: ear o'clock as the said Friday, the Sth May % mor mains She ?moo ~ho melee the Tesler, or one Perm me his behalf, Oka& ao oitisrcr when cad fiw. EAST INDIA BOOS, April 28, 1815. THE COWJ of DIRECTORS of sis UNffED GO3IF4II2^V Miltroff4lrl3 f aNthatillAsredim r E4ST INDIES, do Berth Om *Oki, The tikty Cite tor ctived a kver, a. c opy d which is 8$ Winn. viz. " Loan COSS, Esq. Seenlearr to tht Hoc. diS Omit This day was published, In one vol. eve. price ins, ed. boards, ACCOUN r of the ABOLITION of FEMALE .LIL. INFAN TICIDE in GUZERAT, with Considerations on the Question of Promoting the Gospel In India. By the Rev. JOHN COR MACK, A.M. Minister or Stow. London: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co.,Booluellers to the Hon. East India Company, LeadenhaU-street. .._.. .... . • . . • .. ..___,.... b , .. 0 . • . . ~...„...,,.......„ ._......,......., IN ~,,,.,.; RER 8 7 86 . M - - - - - -,....--......... rigm RE R0):A1., in. I lli V.L.ALQL Speedily will be published, v. PRESENT' EVENING. their Majesties' ELEMENTS of LATIN COM Servants will perform the Tragedy of By GEORGE MUNRO, 1.1 KING RICHARD THE Tinto. Rector of the Grammar School, 1 "Mit of Olo'ster, Mr. KEAN. Printed for Archibald Constable and CI To which will be Wed. Longeturt, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, 1 JEAN DE PARIS. This day was published, T., I , arrow , John Dull 8 *Mt The hitch ot Bileon. (Second Edition, with some disc --........ A TENET of the MILLENII 1 iitATKE ROYAL , COVENT-GARDEN. First Resurrection to the Reign of CI TI -US PRESENT EVENING, will be per. for a Thousand Years. formed, the Tragedy of London : Printed for Richard Rees, 02, Pal CORIOLANUS. and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. rains Msrclus Ceriolanus, Mr. KIMBLE. This day was published, Ile which will be added, Milton's Masque of In one vol. evo. price los, Id. 1 COM US. A CCOUNI' of the ABOLITIOI Comas, Mr. CONWAY ; • 41 !NI AN TICIDE in GUZERAT, wit ~,,„,v ; B a cchante, Messrs. INCLEDON, SINCLAIR, ate.lke. the Question of Promoting the Go s p e l in e . IM "' N ;,,„ 7 , 1 Eir HELNSb Mho MATHEWS, Mrs. LISTON. By the Bev. JOHN CORMACK, A.M. I To.tuotrow, The GrUian Daughter; with Brother and Sister. __London: Printed for Black, Parry, and Cc .of Directase, East Is& House. e. S.. —We, di a uadsreigard Proprietors of East iodic Stock )e;su ) qualified. request, yen will be pleased to signify to the the Court of Direcsorsetbat at the first General C ouy e of iroi.ictorg whiz', may meet after the expiration of the pedzid rt,cribed by the Bye-laws, a motion will be made to tits tel. effect : _ That Mr. TIOMAS GRAMMA" late • Civil Servant on the rirpl Establishment, be allowed • the sum of One Lack of Tu.-lay-five Thoucand Sim Rupees, for long. valuable, and owltZged services in India, and aq a compensation for heavy 10a.e4 A ustanied by pubtle Arrangements." '.Ve are, Sir, your most obedient servants; PITLI MOORS, MARX IWOOD, "J. A. ?ARK, Gr 0 isCA INKOUOUTON, " Outline BROWN. " London, April 20, ISIS." JAMES COBB, Secretary. NAVAL AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Patron, his Royal Highness the Doze of TORS. PHE Arum,' GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIE I' Y w.II be liJd at the Crowe and Anchor Tavern, S•tAnil, on Tuesday, the uth May, 18t5. The Doors will tit! %wed at Eleven, and his Royal Highness the Duke elf Gt.ott o.n Ett will take the Chair at Twelve o'Cloek precisely. By Order of the Committee. (i L atid) C. M. FABIAN, Captain, R. N. seer ei I. M. CLOSE, Major, R. A. S eta cs. vomit ee Room, 114, Jermyn•street, April 29, 1815. A NEW LITERARY JOURNAL. T E AUGUSTAN REVIEW was this day 11 ; ,til 11.11 by LAW and WIIIITAKI'W. Avemaria-lane, Trice . .; I:lt.lgs It is distinguishable from other works of a sina • by being more miscellaneous, and by containing, weal Analysis of Books, an estimate of the merits of a Feontral view of Public Affairs, with a Register and t tc,suun• of Inventions, Dt , coverits, and Improvementi, in da,t. raid Sciences. ALL THE THREE PRIZES OF £30,000. And One of 1000 Guineas in GOLD, Were Shared and by EISII, IHE CONTRACTOR, viz. 4,544 i.rrwn Wrdnebday, April 19, .C 50,0110 3,a11 , 2. drawn Wednesday, April 19, £CSO,OOO 1,44:6 drawn Seurday, April SiOXOO 4,449 drawn Wednesday, April 5, 1,600 Guinan. . • . - WITH the sincerest pleasure T. BISH anneumerts the ahnve unyrreeden.ed success to Isis Friends, the Public, who have it. 40 distinguished a manner, boatossed hint W'li their cammadds in ti e truly popular Lottery just finished; Sr in gratitude be h*a arranged AN() I HER GOLDEN LOTTERY, With 5,000 more °Dinette in Goan, and ANOTHER PRIZE. Or 430,000. b.: laments that this Letter, is RESTRIC lED BY GOVERNMENT To only MOD rickets, For basing sold in the Loticerjoa armload, upwards of 13,C00. I mien, and thus re ' unable , (as Contractor) to meet the den ands of every Mice. for 'flaws es Tuesday, lath, Mir thy hetore the last drawing) as all the Tititets were dipand al, it will be impossible, from the above hey limited Dumber of Tialtis, OW being obiged to supply each Ogee-Keeper with a fait proportisn) to meet the w6bes of All. lit rasaatos ; and as bt is ten ALLY GRATZFUL to every one of them, be ohettEd feel . !I.;lju tt to make distinctions, by retaining any Tieing or Siam t: who are Lte in braining bins with their Commands, and therefore entreats Au Immediate application, as ALL THE FIVE 1 tiol./ . ;A$III 1 ICKETS l delivered from b; And the wholeAro Lottery will lIIGIN and t l mum lath MAY, (Next Month.) - 1 ' Inv', Contractor, 4, Cot:lb and 9, Charing Ova; - London. • ADVICE TO FEMALES AND CHILDREN. 11R. NIACKARSIE, having had a very liberal ••v& Mt &eat Flotation at the College of Edinburgh, and Ara. War tti attended for several years the most eminent Lecturers to rar °us branches tit Medicine in London ' as well as baying tkteit,,iLiitlatory leiter, iruni a nun bee of the first Physicians.--. r 1 •• V. w o uld lug have deviated from the general method of had 1e not been tally persuaded sewn 25 years ex tri.e, that by attending as he has done to a single branch of , • last ' , bite, a !nor.. act orate and extensive knowledge is ob• t:,, I limn the great niecea lie has had in his extensive prac ,', 1^ feels bitnael: perked) c•mpetetit to prescribe witli the d "'t 31 a ct. Mr M. may be consulted daily, from 11 till 4, P( ", r~Lf, or by letter, at Nn. Yd, Leicester-square formerly the . 7: 1 , :.. 'CC of the lat e crkbrated Jul& gimiltur•-11141cin. 4181° &until the Xansdem. Just published, the Third Edition, with cottsidemble Additions, iu 3 vols. 12mo. price les..6d. boards, ATREATISE on the DISORDERS of CHILD HOOD and MANAGEMENT of INFANTS, front the Birth : adapted to Domestic Use. By MICHAEL UNDERWOOD, M.D. • Physician teller Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, &e. &c. London : Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-coon, Prince...nest, Soho. Also, by the same Author, The Third Edition, revised and corrected, price Ss. boards, Sue own& Tancr : containing a Treatise upon Ulcers of the Legs. Sceophulous 'rumours, the Mammy Abscess, and Sore Nipples of Lying-to Women, &c. b.e. This day was published, in Four Vols. 111 mo. price 225. THERESA ; or, THZ WIZARD'S FATE. A Ro mance. By a Member of the inner Temple. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeuhall-street Where may be had the following, published this year. Miseries and Pleasures of Manimuay ; or, The First Husband and the Second, 4 vols. 24a. Walter Do hlonbary; a Romance. By Kramer, sd edition, 4 vols. 20s. Treachery; or, The Grave of Antoinette. A Romance. By L. S. Stanhope, 4 vols. price ses. Baron of Faleonberg. By Bridget Bluemantle, 3 vols. 15s. Dangertmi Secrets. A Scottish Tale. 2 vols. 10s. lid. Bachelor's Thum Al, et:4es! by Miss Ilya on, Antlinr of the " Englishwoman," " Englidiman," atc. &c. t vols. 104. ltd EUSTAI.:E . 6 TOUIMITEIWANt). This day was published, elegantly printed hi 4 Vols. avo. trated with a Arlnii of Italy, ten engraved Plank of I:hui and Index, /dice 1 73 hcar Is, • ACLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. size est Italia diis sacra, ha genies ejus, hzc oppida ain.—Plin. Nat. Hist tit 2 11 . By the Rev JOHN CHErWOIYE EITITACIL Third Edition, revised and enlarged. The same Houk, In g vuts. 4'- price ./.3 ss. In %loofas, •,' In this new Pdition, the Publisher has endeay. , uted, by the addition of a Page, accurate, ant finely engraved Mop a Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type, to de jtviiee to .a work which the public has received with such un common partial ty. The Map, two Plates, with the additional matter contained In this tAition, may be had by the Purchasers ut the previous ene. price ss. The Map of Italy, by 7.arn•'ni, price s'. Printed fur J. Mawman, 59, Ludgate.stryet, London. Of whom may be had, Mr. Eustace's Letter from Paris to George Petre, Fog. The Ninth Edition, ilvo. 4s. On Tuesday, May 9th, will he published, Fete 121. beards, The Second Edition (with some additional Observations) 0 , ACOMBINED VIEW of the PROPHECIES of DANIEL, EADR AS, and S T. JOHN, showing that all the Prophetic Writings are formed upon one plan • accomp inied by an Explanatory Chart. Also, a minute expl anation of the Prophecies of Daniel; together wilt Critical Restarts upon the Interpretation of preceding Commentators, and more particu larly upon the Systems of Mr. Faber and Mr. Cunloghame. By JAMES HATLEY FRERE, Esq. London: Printed for J. Hatchard, inn, Piccadilly; Black and Co. Leadstiltail-street ; Baldwin, Cratltick, and Joy, Paternal'. tri.-row ; and Stacy. Fleet•street. In a few days will be pnbllshed, in two stels. AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the IN VASION of FRANCE, in 1814. By M. DR BEAUCHAMP, Author of " The History of the War of La Vendee." The political and military annals of nations have never sup plied such interesting subjects far the contemplation of man kind as are united in the description of this assegai/deli epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable events, and the most affecting incidents that were ever produced by the sword of war or recorded by the pen of history. Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Condult-strect. This day was published, In Octavo, the Fifth Edition, price fel. boards, of SE It MONS. Br. the Rev. ARCI-IT BALD 1,1.. T 3. Prebendary of Sarum, Rector of Rod dlnetoniVicar of High Ereall, in the County of Salop, and senior Mini.ter of the Fpise.opal Chapel, Edinburgh. •‘ We do not ki.ow, in taw, any Sermons so pleacing. Aron likely to be popular, and to do good to ther.e who are p1e44e.1 with them. AU the feelings aregenerous and gentle, all the sen timents fiber it, and all the general views just a.id ennobling. We can hardly help envying the bar. as by %Lich Mr. Alison ha. clutl•ed so math wisdom in ao much hi:.litty, and made us find, in the :ante work, th. highest ratifizations ot taste, and tile no blest lessons of virtue."—ildiobargli Iseview. Printed for Longman, Hurst. kites, Orme i and Brown, Lon don; and Archibald Coastal* mist Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may bob/id by the same Author, essays, es the Nature and Principles ot lute, two volumes, Si.. Fourth Edition s rice Li. is. boards. . • MR& HAMILTON ON SCHOOLS, cite. This day were publicised, in t anso. peke Ts. beards, MINTS addressed to the PATRONS and Dl ' RECI*ORS ef. SCHOOLS ; prinelyelly kneaded to thew, dist the bent% derived front the new modes of tcacldng may be %creased by a par.sal adoption of the r•LAN of PEsTAI.O ZZ I. Ts which are wiljelsed, Examples of Qaestious, cakslated to netts, and ennew tits infant atiad...tbess an asid separately, prke ss. thi. be By Mr. ards. . ELIZARETR HAMILTON. Author °floors os the Elementary Principles of Edncation, &e. p r ime per Leossian, Hum, iteso.darnw. and drown, Pa. ternostar.rser. Ltd whom may be bad, by the came Author, 1 A Sake a Molar Evian, illustrative of Prineip:e% issen. daily miaowed with the intprovetnent otthe Undemanding, the Imagined" and the lieut. The Sensed Edition, in two Vole.. Bea pies £l. es. twat I•. go Catiegvre of Celenbussiame Tale. The sth Edition, Om ea. boar& 3 in In Religious Knowledge, Ear the Instruction nt Young P--ed Edition, price es. half-bound. Thisday was pub:hiked, in ivo. with Four Plates, peke I bds. (I NGUN-SHOT WOUNDS of the EXTR.E- V mum, requiring the different Operations of Artsputvlon, with their after-treatntent ; establishing the Advantages of Am putation eo the Field of Battle to the Delay usually revininsend al; caballing the improvements introduced by Sur geons in the Operations of Amputation at the Shoal der.loint,Thigh, Arm, Leg, hoot, and Hand, during the Patin sear War; dietingitisWng the greater Number of Cases in which these Operations are necessary ; and skewing the Simplicity and Safe!, ofAmpsuation at the Shoulder-joint, and the Practicability and Necessity for its Performance at the Hip-joint. The whole accompanied by Remarks net the Practice of theFrenchS orgasm, principally deduced from Personal Observation; supported by Official DoeuMenta collected by Sir Jamey :41 , Gregor, Inspector. General of Military Hospitals, with the Army under the Duke of Wellington, and intended ter the Use of the junior Oilkers of the Medical De t iartnient of the British Army. By G. 1. OUTIiRIE, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London; Deputy inspector of Military Hospitals. Printed for Lusgman, Nurse, I' ces, O. me, and Brown, Pa- This day wore published, handsomely i tinted In One Volume Qtiario, and illustrated by Engraeiihts of the 'Lord President l'cirlses, of Charles Edward Stuart, Son of the Pretender, and nt ric`3lmllies of the Moat interesting Signrores, price £1 in hoards, TE CULLODEN PAPERS k ennlpri4nit an ettt nsive Correspondence, from the Year leek to 1745. which throws much new light upon that eventful Period of Bri tish History; but particularly regarding the Rebellion, in 1715 and 1745; and including numerous Letters from the unfortunate Lost, Lowy, and other dieineuished Persont of the Time; wi•li urea tonal State Papers of mucis H;srorical Importance. The whsle riblisheri from the Originals, in the poesession of IiLINCAN OF.:112OE MR BE', Colloden. 'En which is prefix-4 an Introduct!cn, including Memoirs of the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, many years Lord Presi dent of the Court of Sesman. in Gcntland. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Just published, in 12mo. price 6s. to boards, DHARMACOLOGIA ; or the History of Medical Substances, in order to enable the I- ractitionor to rescr:h • them with efficacy and elegance, and to dilictlnr them with accu racy. To which is added. an Antalya: of the most ctiebratel Quack Medicines. By JOHN AYR VON PARI3, M.B. F.L.S. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown. court, Princes-street. Soho.—Where may be had, price 3s. CURSOR v ItassaalLS OD CORPULENCY. Yy a Member of the Royal Collage of Surgeons. dust published, in limo. price 7s. boards, T HE 'RE ANATOMICAL INSTRUCTOR; or, an JR. Illustration of the Modern and most approved Methods of preparing and preserving different Parts of the Human Body, ind of Quadrupeds, by Injection, Corrosion, Masceratiori, Distention, Articulation, Medellin, Ste. with a variety of Coppetplates. By THOMAS POLE, Member of the Royal C.OEsit of Surgeons, A New Editioil, wirh Additional Notes. London: painted for J. Callow, 10, Crown-court, Princes street, Soho; and Thomas Undeirwood, Piret•screet. Where may be had, The Lomas* DissacToo, price ss. • This day was published, In two handsome Bvo. Volumes, embellished with a Portrait of Marshal Blather, price ate. boards, CAMPAIGN in GERMANY and FRANCE, from the etpiration of the Armistion, signed and ratified, June 4th, 1818, to the period of liuonaparte's Ahclicaticki of the Throne of France; vtith an Appendix, containing all the French Bulletins issued during this period, and other Official Documents. By JOHN PHILIFPAR'F, EA TY • W•• 'IC ••me a Continu ation to the Author's History of the Campaigns of 1812 and 1813. London : Pi ,Ilted for C. J. burinstnn. Strand. This day was published, in Two WI.. price 12s. in board., a New Edition of AN ESSAY on the CHARACTER and PAACricAL WRITINGS of ST. PAUL. By HANNAH MORE. _ Printed (Olt T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strati I. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, I. 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Of wheat May be had, price Is. or ins. id. per dozen, the Second Edition of Baceess for the Ncemscr of the LORD'S Sautes ceesidered. By the Rev. O. Hornby, 1.L.8. - - This day was published, In Royal Folio, prise 104. plain, or Ira. coloured. Part I. of LLORA LONDINENSIS, containing a History olthe PLAN rs Indigenous 'o Great eritaits, illustrated by Figures of the Natural Size, and magnified Dissections of the Parts of Fructification ; uciiinpanied by scientific descriptions in Lain and English, with i.tetervations it ustrative of their History, peculiar qualities and MSC* in Agriculture, aural Economy, Me dicine, and Commerce. • By the late WILLIAM CURTIS. Maur of the Botanical Magasine, &c. A new Edition, enlarge.) and c toniuucd by G soaoz GRAVES, F.I. d and WILLIAM lACZION Hour. ca, 1..5. Author of a Monograph on the Genus Jungermannia, Tour in Ireland, &c. London: Printed for John Harding, SG, St. lantes'retreet. This day was published, In Ow Volume, Rvo. price 104. rd. boards, EDICAI. ADMONI I'IONS to FAMILIES. /VA By JAMBS PARKIN MN, Houton. To cbsdkne progress of domestic quackery; to teach the dia. tinguishing of one disease from another ; to point out symptom Alegoting danger; to *hew how the lighter diseases may be re moved, sod bow the dangers of the more serious may be averted until regular advice can be obtained ; to instruct the &leads and attendants how they may hest assist the curate/11m deavours of the medical ateentlwr ; and to demonstrate the m edially of duly regulating the tempers of children; are thL chief objects of this public/4m. Published by Sherwood, Neely and Jews, Paternostsd-row ; John liatchard, Piccadilly ; and,. Aspens, Cornish'. Of whom may be bad, by the same Aetbor, t. Tim Fiiend sod Plays ciao. ;'rice Is. 2. The (banded Pocket-beak, cootainigg the latest Disco eerie& Plied Ile. Captain Wood solicits the patronage be has ustrally r-er' from the Public, which he hopes to merit by aettd.ne .•.- advatitige and comfort in his power to Ms oaortigari •• dente at Sou , itatorton is NO. 11. hU , re rrert WAN l'S A ;;ITUATION, as Osnip Lady, or a; Nur..ry („?. mei .4, a yquit.t .pectable coonvoirms; has flu of c' A fray. • • co:fairy. Salary not so moth an 4e Woe' S.ittr.fateton• irret.cei ifrol. be given. Mien! , as Mr. Woodharn'a, 34, HO fiolbwn. I. -~~. GRAND ()RIZ PRY. TO BE SOLD Liir PRIVA :MAC By Mr. RUINS, A GRAND ORRERY, by iww LEy, A,: extensive Seale, adapted for T 1 t he 0. h _c_ou44, purpose of Exhibition. Tu be viewed by applying at No. 63, La • F. greet ; Particulars may be had of Mr. aobi iis, Wt• bLrCet, Golden-6400C • , ~: NEAR WARE AND HER. l'FOR1). TO BE LET; ACOMPLETE HUN PING BOX, cAn . venietitly punned, awl adapted or the accommettilaion f Gtntle man fond of Fred Sports :—contait.fog three b , .-so Bed-Rootni, ?we! Nursery, Servants Bed-lbruns, Ditrt,e. Parlour, Hunting-Room, Butler's Pat.,r7, Kitchen,..tun4ry live Stall Stable, with duble Coach-Hote , e, g:x4 Garden, an..i a small Field adjoining: situate within a n - . l ie and a half front Ware, three from Hertford. and near Mr. Iln% Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick.s7reet Golden-squat e. VALUABLE: FREEHOLD and 'I 'a a HE-FREE ESTA FE. TO D SOLD, THE Capita M ANSION HOUSE. ca ll e d FRICKLEY-11ALL, with the MANOR of Fitfr...KLfr.Y, near Doncaster, in the West Riding of the County of Yo-it ; to gether with the whole or part of upwards of Six Hundred Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud. id superior qualify, int• me.liately surrounding the House, in a ring fence. 'Ube Estate is adorned, in every part, with the most thriving an ebeati•iful Plantations, and there ate suh-tan•ial and ..x:ettilva Fa 'n Buildings, nearly new, in the centre au' tach end of it; al.o a well-accustonied Wind Mill. and several new-hiii:. Cot. tuges,at &proper dbtanee from the Manson house. Ihe Lore is nearly bounded by two Trout Streams, and we:l wacerel by 'Win and by never-failing The Mansion House is sebst soda] and modern, comprising every convenience for a large arid genteel Fam ty l'he Dining and Droving-rooms are about 30 feet oy 21, Library alid fast Parlour 22 feet (pare, all 1 s feet high. fliere is Also a 14 , Garden, well stocked with Fruit-trees in full beating, with brick walls t 4 feet in height. The Roads are good, and cirrrnunielte with the (;.rat Nneth and South Road, at a distalce of about titre: miles. ihe sors rounding Country is beau.iltd, well s•otAei with Genie, sal there are several Packs of Fux Hounds .to 4 Harne.s kept tit the :.eiehbourhood. o d the :phut?, this is or.e or the Tr.'s cNnpsct and drirah'e Estates in England, fur a Irian of forum-. both 1. 1 fierce an.' 'nv.-stnient of C4V't.ll; iatd is.bstan. seven :i.o,..rosit Doncaster, and nine ;riles from Ito:iterham, blartisley, Wsketield, and Pontefra-t.— . Che Prenv.es :nay be .•n eted .o at itteasure. A Map of the Estwe is Hi will Nit% :{o-ardowti, tier, in Donca , ter; an.: 4.i.-enel A son, o: FrockLey :ttables. wii -new the Nent.t.c..—Frids.py. Afp 18LS. DAIRY and ARABI.3 PARM , Az•rOv CLIN NEAR. AYLESBURY, BUCK:: to be LZT on LEA4tL, or 14 or 21 Years from la t, • by the Worshipful Company of Merctr3, Lu loon, A COMPACT FARM of exceileat called the V ATCH ES, in the Pars-h,•: a.lj.drun4 :he runipike Lend in stoma. and w.:LIn three :roles n; ylestr.ry. and four trap Irtng. good Mar.crt mope-wog gm.d Farm house, Barns, "table+, Cow-hoes—, and 4uttarde (Mice. ;a:4ly h!oslie,l, and In the oectipsturi nt !u.e . Kingham; mid ►n:;A Kt:. f)t i.and by adineas,irement . • • 4 1%iing of .53A. 211.. of anctent loclostires vrlt goo' Veneta. of 131 A. tit. 2SF. of allotment, recently ma le under an Sure Act, and which as to be subdivided And i A-- l eader 'r 411. geicksets and trued be'ore airktnias nett, at • ha. L... use the Landlords ; 108 Acres of the Farm are old Sw rl , and the Residue Arable of which upwards of so Acres are n :;torte and a good plant, a nd a proportionate number of Acre, ut ata Peas are set. This Estate is peculiarly situated for improvement, Is well watered; neariehalf the Meadow' might, at a small ts poon, be Irrigated and the whole of ti.e Farm brought into nigh Maritime, as it Is within two miles froni the Grand lutiru to Canal, with a good road thereto. Posaeolicro of part of the House, Stables, fee. and of the whole of the Land, will be given immediately, and of the remainder at MidsummLr next. Any person willing- to treat for the same, may send Proptwalt and Address (sealed up) to the Clerk of the Mercers Compall7. at tbsdrlHall, In tronmonger.lane, Cheapside, London, on or be fore Wednesday, the Slat day of May next, when the same will be taken Into coneideradou, and the person making such offer as the company may approve, will have notice sent him re treat for the same either by Jitl endhl at Mercers' Hall, or at AylPsbury, as the Company may think most convenient : the Tenant will be required to !Ay all Taxes and Rates (except Land-ta.t and Land lord's l'aoperty Tag, if say). L For viewing the Estate, apply to die said JoteptKingham, and ' for further Particulars and sight of the Plea, to the Clerk of the Company, at their Hall as above; or to Mr WUliam B ttl, Sc". citor, at Ayiesbury.—Mercers' Hall, April era, ie t 5. TO MRS. JOHN',ON. MADAM, HAVING seen in the different newspapers sever ti eatraordiewy cues of the good effects t..t thy *101.) 1 HI:St: • hu bad on infants durng denutiov., I.as embuldened me to send the case of my little girl, which, 1 thick, atter any 1 mother has rea 1, will never be without the Syn.?, as won As they find their children are teething. Mine Is a mi: see, whet yo.l think of a agent month child, horn with Bt., an 1 a. -• weeks before she had strength to cry, you, ray M ..dam, must • be sure, when she began to rut her teeth, what she must . saes nice it to say, she was nearly two years old before she had ti.T; during that time she was dreadfully convul4ed. my has. band bougl4 the first bottle, she was not eapected to Itre the day through, but no sooner was her gums rubbed, than we Perceived her to be easier, and AU her teeth came withou, any more ft-s. I ant, Madam • year's respectfully, C. 5 . .11.1111, • Jan. 9, 1b1 . 5. —No. t, Windsor court, strand. '1 o b; had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and by tlvir appo ninwn, , of New..ery, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Dame-street, Tobin ; Barclay, fleet market; Dicey and Sutton, bow Church yard ; Shaw and Edwards, 't. Pant'sChtirch yard; Sutler, 4. Cheapside ; Evans, Long-lai.e. Smithfield ; and by ad the principal o.ietli,:loe Vendtrs in town Anil coLtit,y. at so,t. A 110t;111% Chution.—'fie sore to ask for "Johnson and NVillianis*, Ante. rkan Soothing syrup," as there are several spurious sorts. N. 13. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor as usi:4l, at her house, every J itestlay and .Natorday morn nit, from tane to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter hom a rasp. etablo liousel..:ever, to certify that they are real objects of sunray. I I. !. w E • • I I , 4 4 I . El 4