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/ 7 e at. Ito j e b ....,.. ,Iro rJ) ..V - • • 9649. OFFICEFNANCE, January 1, 1618. ASTER,GENERAL and BOARD of (NCE having granted their authority for the Sale a taken from the Plates engraved on a stale of One e, from the GENERAL SURVEY of GREAT performed under the superintendance of Colonel MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public arc led, that Twenty-eight Plates arc already finished, ressions from them are on &de at the Drawing- Tower of London. These Plates farm a corn the Coast fum Folkstone, in Kent, to the Land's man, and theme to Week St. Lawrence, near leo from the Thames to Orfordness. ter Plates of this Work are row in hnnd ; and Part intains nearly the whole of Surrey, and the Northern petite, is just completed and published. ,;ion to Mr. Baker, at the Drawing-Room, where s? %via IN shown, Gentlemen wi,hing to procure a Country surrounding their own Habitations, may vets they please for that purpose. -s on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-. Mall, be immediately attended to, hder of the Board, R. A. CRER - , Srretery. 'ICE OF ORDN.I.Ven, J.INUARY 16, 1818. _ RINCIPAL OFFICERS 9f his MA TY's °RIJN:MY (lo kerchy gir!• Notice, _ pals will be rece;vtd at their (Ace, in Pall-Nall, 3oND4Y, the 2 of February, from such Persons to Contract fur th 7 Removal of the .ISIIiES, SOIL, that may accumulate, from time to time, y's Barracks, at Woolwich. 'articular, together with the Terms and Conditions act, may be known by application to Mr. IT.tv, the suer, at Woolwich; and also at the Secretary's Office, aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and where the Proposals must be delivered, waled up I, " Proposals for Ashes, etc. Wonbvich ;" but no be admitted after the said 2d day of February, at ock at Noon of the same day; neither will any niced, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in 1.41 attend. y Order of the Board, . R. 11. CR F;lr, INTRINSIC ADVANTAGES. STOCK-BRoKEP, 9, CORSHILL, and 17, ncAtz-sioxrr, havil:g i7orariably found that A PLUS `. cliEDtli, the Prizes are Sterling gooey, to be that most ap iventurers, feels great satisfactionin recommending a the present STATE. LOTTERY ? To begin Drawing 4th of DIA Reif, NE HUNDRED CAPITALS, among which are REE GRAND PRIZES OF X50,0Z0! al proportion of smaller Prizes, all to be Paid in may ,• and, as un Atickndum to the Scheme, (for it dpentlent of it, and in Addition to the full Air.ount i 7.4 to be paid by Government), WF.I.VR PIPES OF FORT WINE rated to the Holders of Three Blanks in this pro. ) the Ist Blank, Ist Da7, Four Pipes to the Ist ay, Four Pipes; to the Ist Stank, 3d My, Polar Wine may be selected by the individual Holsters of from die stock of any Wine 'Merchant they please, course will receive their exact proportion. ler to give the most complete satisfaction , the wig,- odiassurite mode of Drawing, will be adopted in! as there are no classes, every 'Ticket will be drawn ae Wheel, each number at on“ and &Wise* deci fate and no other. is and Shares ate on sale in great variety at WEBB's fortunate Offices, rINHILL, and 17, LVD(;ATE-STBEET ; is stated as an incontrovertible fact, teat during the Years only Five Money Prize/ of £30,000 have in England, and that Three of those Five were sold he trusts that his 06ces will be favoured with an rtion of public patronage on the pretext occasion, for a the pleasure of distributing amor.g his Friends the 300 Prizes in the present Scheme. OFFICIAL NAVY LIST. • MOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, That the OFR CIAL NAVY LIST, heretofore published Monthly, will in fUtnre be published*Quarterly, on the Ist days of January, April, July, and October, and that the nett Number will appear on the lit of April nett By command, 60, Alhentarle-street, 2 Jost Mawr, PUttlislant. Ist of Jan. 1818. This dap was published, price Ss. [II One neat Volume, with T ~ ►o illustrative Plates, the Third Edition of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON TELE& COPES, OPERA -GLASSES, and SPECTACLES. By W. KrTCHINER, M.D. Printed far Samna! Beirster, No. 14 Patersose by all the Bookseller' and Optleiens. ; and .ow SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1818. ETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. NDEX to the principal matters contained NOTES to the SOCIETY's FAMILY BIBLE, ly fur delivery to Subscribers and the Fublic, on the arch, price 6s. on my:4 p.iper, and 3s. on medium mplete Sets of the Family Bible, in two, three, or les, quarto, may be had of Messrs. 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SHALL'S CERATE prevents and t Lres se troublesome and painful visitants CHILLILAIIS, a broken or unbroken state; removes the Itching union on the first appikation, and when b. 'ken, much shorter time than can be credited but by cape- Vounds, Ulcerated Legs, Burns, Scalds!, Bruise , and I every denomination, and of however long standing, mil t cued by this Crrate. Copy of a Letter. " Birmingham, June 111, 1 sni. lernel—A very singular and important cure performed ill's Universal Cerate demands publicity: S. Calton, cf the name of Harris working, who had beLn r Cfeeen years with a most shocking a:.d inflamed bad uch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction ; he had e London Hospitals, to the salt waist, and under sue- Lis place, for seven years past, when eight hoses of UniYeraal Cerate, he bought of me, completely cured tall think the proprietor is promoting the cause of hu )y p'll:llsing this case, and every opportunity of IsLown -.via be embraced by your obedient humble " L. i'll 7 .ltCY, Bookseller. treet, llrrninxbam.” nuEsale it,cl Net ul , by Mrs. Marshall's Agents, E. titi, S. Paul's, n , ..‘rly opposite the general entrance . .hciral, 0:1 the fora-way ; ahso by Sanger and thsnd d-i;reet; Ward, 11,1 born ; NVillmott, Borough ; Nix Escharg,.; and Emerson, L:aat Smithfield. Rrice laLz.e bar:uni t and Two Shillings and Nine-rence Earls in February will be published, in Bwo. VoL a, of I 911{E, ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY and OBITUARY 1 for 1818, with Silhouette Portraits. This volume corn ehend.v the Biography of her BoyiltHighness the Priestess I , Charlotte the Dukes of Northumberland and Marlhorough. 1 Messrs. durran,•Ftskine, Ponsonby, Homer, Glenie, the Dn. Thcensost and Disney, &e. &c. and all the princi pal Camerae ters,who died in 1416-181 T, imareperserL, and illustrated with a variety of Original Letters, Documents, and Anecdotes; and containing an Analysis of recent Biographical Works, eft a General Biographical List of Persons recently deceased. Printed for L o ttgnun, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Louden. Of whin may be had . The ANNUAL OBITUARY, Vu. L'fur 1817, price 18s. In the press, and speedily will be published, in Two Vols. Bvo. T 4 ETTERS of a PRUSSIAN TRAVELLER, in terspersed with numerous person's! Anecdotes, descriptive of a Tour through Sweden, Prussia, Austria, Hungary, Istria, the lonian Islands, Egypt, Syria, Cyprus; Rhodes, the Mora, Greece, Calabria, Italy, the 'Tyrol, the Banks of the Rhine, Ha never, Holstein, Denmark, Wouphalia, and Holland. By JOHN EIIAMSEN, Esq. Printed for Henry Colbure, Conduit -street. Speedily will be putilLched, in One VoL Bvo. NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to SENEGAL, in IRI6, undertaken by order of the French Government, comprising an Account of the Shipwreck of the Medusa frigate, the sufferings of the Crew, and the various Occurrences on board the Raft, in the Desert of Zaara, at St. Louis, and at the Camp of Daccard; to which are subjoined, Observations respecting the Western Coast of Africa, from Cape Blanco to the Month of the Gambia. By J. B. HENRY SAVIGNY, late Surgeon of the Navy ; and ALEXANDER CORREARD, Gt -zraphical En gineer. Printed for Henry Cothran, Conduit-street. This day was published, in French Bs. English, 10s. 6d. R O3IE, NAPLES, and FLORENCE, in 1817. By the Comte DE STENDHAL This Work will be found to exhibit a lively picture of the present state of Society and Manners, the Arts, Literature, fcc. of these celebrated Cities ; Music, in particular. forms a promi nent feature in this Interesting Volume,which is also interspersed with a great number of Anecdotes respecting the Inhabitants, the 'Meares, the Singers the Dancers, and the Painters of the principal Cities in Italy, and alio et distinguished Visitors British arid Foreign. Printed for Henry Colbert; Coodult.euiet. • • THE ALGERINB WAR In the press, and speedily will be publistled, NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to ALGIFoRir ;and Residence in that Capital. Comprising Bisgeipitical Sketches of the Dey and his Ministers ; Anecdotes of the lute War ; Observations respecting the relations of the Barbary States with the Christian Powers, and on the necessity, utility, and im portance of their complete subjugation.—By Signor PANANTL With Notes, by EDWARD BLACWIEItE, Esq. Author el Letters from the Mediterranean. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street; of whom and all Booksellers may be had, Lams from the :tII.I2I7ILILIANEAN, 4 volt. Sc.. Li. Ss.' For some account of this interesting work seethe Edinburgh Review. THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS. This day were published in One Volume, 4to. embellished with a finely engraved Portrait, price St 12.5. 6d. boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, L. L D. F. R. S. &c. Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of AMAttilla at the Court of }ranee, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indepen dence with Great Britain nail , first published front the original MSS. written by himsel f a late period, and continued to the time of his death, by his Grandson, Wawar TIXPLZ FIAIIII. ux,.Esq. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. Of whom and all Booksellers may also be lad, lately published, The Private Correspondence of Dr. Franklin, from the Year 1753 to 1790, the Second Edition, in two large volumes, Bvo. rice it. Bs. boards. THE EVELYN M AVUSCRIPTS. Early in February will be published, handsomely printed in Two Vols. Royal Quarto, embellished with Portraits and other En gravings by the tint Artists, from the Original Drawings in the possession of the Eve Family. MEMOIRS of JO H N EVELYN, Esq. the cele brated Author of the Sylv?., &c. &c. Edited by W. BRAY;Rsq. Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquarizs, Author of the History of Surrey, Ac. This extremely curious and interesting Work ',printed from the original MSS. in the Library at Wotton. It comprises his Diary, with observations on men and manners; the politics, literature, and science of his age, during his Travels in France and Italy ; his residence in England towards the latter part of the Protectorate, and his connexion with the Courts of Charles 11. and the two subsequent Reigns, interspersed with a vast num ber of original Anecdotes of the most celebrated Persons of that period. To the Memoirs will be subjoined original Letters from Sir Edward Nicholas, Secretary of State to King Charles F. during some important periods of that reign, with the King's Answers also Selections from the Correspondence of John Eve lyo, and numerous Letters from Sir Edward Hyde (Lord Cla rendon) to Sir Edward Nicholas, and to Sir Itichrsd Brown, Ambr.Asador to France, during the exile of the British Court. Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-street. On the Ist of January, 1815, was published, No. I. price 23. 6d. (to be continued Monthly), of rrl lE. PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY; being a curious Collection of the most rare and valuable Many scripts and printed Works, both Ancient and Modern, consist ing of Philosophical Enquiric after Truth, and which are very rarely to be procured at any reasonable price. Edited by JOSEPIIUS TELA. No. I. comprises the Live and Moarma cf Conrnems, the ee lebrated Chinese Philosopher, who flourished upwards of 500 years before CHelsr. Nns. '2, and 3, will contain the LITI and Monscs of Hetrenos, the tire - clan, equally rare and valuable with the former, and who also livid nearly 400 years A.C. The contents of the future Numbers will always be specified on the Cover of each preceding Month's Publication. Each Number will contain 112 cctavo pages, printed on a very fine demy raper, with a neat clear type, and the best ink, such as form a valuable and elegant stan dard Library Work, when bound up in volumes for toture perusal; for which purpose a general Title-page will be given with every Sixth Number. Published by J. Souter, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and to be had of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. Letters with original Mar.usrii!s, and b 7 r. , rt of eminent Erudition, to be addressed (poit-fre:) to the Lditor as 4bove. BERKSHIRE BETWEEN READING, ABINGDON, ILSLEY, PANGBOURN, AND NEWBURY. BEECH and PEASEMORE FARMS, SOODS, Eli&e FARM RESIDENCES, and LAND; nearly EILiliT HUNDRED ACRES. By MR ROBINS, (By Order of the Executors of JOKY Brier:tins, Esq. deceased,) At Garnway's CATee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Twoasnax, March 26, 1818, at Twelve c'Clock, in Four Lou, Lot I. A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the MANOR or REPUTED MANOR FARM of BEECH, in band, situate in the Parishes of Aldwinth and Askamstead, a short distance from ILI y and Pangbourn, a very healthy part of the County, aid a fine commanding spot corn prising a Man.-don or Fazm-Donse, vritces, good darden, Orchard, spacinds Farm-yard, Barn, StaTair and various Out,- bailOings, witie sandry E.:closures of litlooW. Pasicre, rich Arable and Nlrood Land ; in au cialltut state of cultivation, and containing opwards of FOUR iIUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES, Ali thing compact, and surrounding the Buildings. Lot 2.. A mast desirable Freebeld Estatu, PEASEMORE FARM, with Ccirmon rights; situate at Peasernote, neat Cheveley, fldey, and Newbury ; the, late fL,sidence of JOHN &re ran:s, Esc,. deceased; comprising a genteel Dwelling-house, with comfortable Apartments, spacious and excel ant Offices of all de scriptions, capital Cardea, Orchard, a well -plarr.cd Farm-yard, surround id with substantial Err:-buildings of all descriptions, Stab:e, Coach-I:pas-, D:;g-iiennel, and vurions erections ; Enclo sures ui Pasture, Aralde, and Wuod Lund, cJittairaing upwards of THREi.I lITINDR.F.D AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, All lying compa:t, and in :a: excell-nt state oft: titivation ; a must desirable property for an Agricultu:ist or a Gentleman fond of Field S , .orts, bring in a fiat! Spertirg Cet•r try, plenty of Game, and several parks of lL a.rds in the wi,gill...iuriioccl; within two miles of c.bcveley, three from Ilsley, and seven &our Newbury. Both these Estates arc fine Sheep Farms ; the crops of Turnips particularly good, and are rarely known to fail. Lot 3. A PIECE of Ftt.EHHOLD RINK MEADOW LAN!), lying in S4efil Id IVlcadaw, near Theale, in the Parish 'of litn--hfe•id, in the occupation of Mr. Daarca, of Theale; con tains A.:: V. 23Y. Lct 4. A i"OfIPACT SMALL P.STATE, Lek! for the L4e of a ‘3...0.; , nran agai inrty year.; situate at Lily, in the Parish of blight VioltrA,comprinag Two Cottages and Carden, in the posse—Ann of Isaancis liar ai.d WM. MARSHALL; and Two Ein clovire.: Ariti.ht Land, in Land ; the whole containing 2A. 3R. 7,1 an , l Tw-i Cow Conitrocaw adjoining the road from Wantapo to Parnborough and Newbury. viewet.' applying to Mr. Thomas Prater, at Baas Viral; Bailiff at l'.:asetnure; Mr. Joseph Norris, Bright W4lton, where partitt!iri niny be had ; also the Pelican, N•twbury ; -macs, l'angt sure, Ptreetly, and Ilsleg ; the Ileac and thP Crown WS, ; do. Port-Loase, Abingdon; the ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. RoLins, - War. winit-ttrn:4l, ciiins-sittare, where nu., !Aar b* seta. T " LE' HOLD TATES SIDLI) !STATES b r' "ale of G10in0rpa,.....1 ray. Surveyor aad Land Post laid. TOBLENIEN, .I.‘ with *Joey to snared oa Freobold, M 00? im AP Fwd., marriage Clergymen? Xivinp, or ;or Oda.. spectAbiltty lasy be actankamodated andbbe buelasse coatpuem •—••-• aaltia-ftecte twelve to Uwe. Wllisi s ad Co ALLEN, 19, N.._ Public Lama aid QUA'. and emedry Dawes, Paris and Landon. 3, Seta. Ladies and Gentlemen. Sistausht or more espeddiegs or reOnsd agrrey. randy Parties r 14611 ° 1 1 OF %r for 'aiding wh'^ elire mesas. enabling them t without ItusiciaLt, or by Clock-work. FRAM T counteract the made to impose on stc:.d of the Genuine FAY have adopted a new Lat 97, 1 13 so conspicuously plat, trust an attention to this, unlike all letter-press, • the imposition The Real Japan B; DAY and MARTIN, principal Grocers, Drui men, Boot-Msktrs, & dd. is. and is. 6d. each. 44144 . .m.........- t .., Per Vvit'l • ...„ / ,fro: : ... i. ;4 1 1 , . ...:, . tli, f . \ :‘,; p , 4 ) 1 Li. 4 ...., `.. .I .I .'i • ' 4 ,t '1 I' 1 Ve , 7 ' Yr lire' r ris • .'' .r .. 4 f ` '," ) 11 • 31 k 7 14 it . , t .4/ I, . ! I 1 PiticE Siavial-nitives. , ? if I=l2;B=SemgigzigmeelleMNlCZt ; CHEAP, several long tRASt i a TES in bertonshire; also rental VELE - i k n the °sondes of hoot, Iteres, aid in the ..Forparticulers, apply to stla ha MlR- nd Agent, 61, St. klaniaa's4iner..4reaturs MONEY. ; Gentlemen, Ste. may be supplied ' ' t any mutant, on tetras emul to toonWege; Copyhold, Leasehold Land. or Houses, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, or to y other. Ptoperty. Persons e(:" ,:4 'll } accommodated on their penonal security, detect Without e x posure or delay , Appk. Al ° ' * two, Abeam (pear ri l „. ..arldr g es mari . i. to • i . No. 40, Southruneet, I i . • LDRILLE DANCING, Iterrard-stseet, Golden-sqltare, gives . t and Prudes ie pooh* Quadrilles, Wake, , es danced * the select ffashicemblie of Morning Sets for Wks only—Evening ; ~ • ntlemen. Private Lemons St an hours tb # . a rte til t of any age, wishing privacy cid ' i 't . • ac mast than IPublic Less-era des ej& Youth %naafis* for the Pr.* i . : Wits inotrettcd to teach their Fittnilira, ' lon side new-hreatted seetplaybig Inttrr , r 1 . , to cultivate their own Dancing, give 11.:111 ; amuse theinselves and frier.da with Td‘sic 1 a 1 ., 1 - i ,AUD PREVENTED. the many attempts that are cicily . on the unwary a spurioui imposition in. ° I 1 . 1 t 131ack:ng prepared by Day and Martie,they 1 1 :.abet, in winch their signature and add; as, , lIIGH-HOLBORN, aced in the centre of the Label, that they his, and the difference of the type, which is • ih • t • 1 t, Will amble purr-bathes at once to detect i i I .. 1 1 3LACErNO,tnade and sold wholesale by . i, 97, Irtgb-Holborn, and retailed by the r 1 ;mists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perha- . &c. in the United Kingdom, ,ia Bonier at ' 1; : rh. E'ER POWER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. ~ . I . . feel it my duty to remind the Public i, . I )i line, until it may become generally known, he Sale of my Grandfather DIL JAMES'S - t Messrs. Nrweanv to Messrs. 13071511 and , de, Corner of St. Paul's Church-lard ; and I. ~ and the House of my late grandfathr r, I, Barkeley-square, are the only Owes in. Ledicines, prepared as the Public have been sr the last seventy years, with the latest hen , . ventor, can be procured. My own interns est this intimation; but the baneful I cense- , of, from taking the spurious Medleines at.. . 1 I into circulation under the sanction of wry 1 ' 'll ,l compel me to make it. L now sign my ;sch box and picket of the Pins and Powder : I r Elaboratory, as a plain distinction of elm I ft ••• 1 h as a caution to the Public.—Messrs. But- E al:fished a Warehouse at No. 54, Sackvilks e the Medicines may also be had 'enlace. IL G. O. JAME& . 4,,, at her been foe nearly seventy years known )/ 1 . want for Pews, Colds, Iloarsesesses, all 2::: A. d es, Rp o lkes PhortrAirs , esded With , el so at this time, few tithe; 1 i ", .. JCPTIC ?Ens, bye happy onion of an Anna doe, promote ineensibit perspiration WWI ' . e time that they restore the strength of the i are particularly serviceable in indigestion; F. , free living, or by a residence in unhealthy 0 1 1 11 a Vigan-lane, near Wigan, Sd March, 1817. ave to communicate to you a most r, performed by emir invaluable ANTI- CIPS, which I purchased from Mrs. Dared pon my son 7lnatem, who, after sufferin g ; .i e years, during which time, his whole body hts covered with Scorbutic Eruptions; the ' became intolerable; excess of affliction made 4 7 5 it himself, nor weld he follow any business ; fie . remedy of which either myself aWe in d s - II 1 r s a great deal of money which I paid to nape-. th proved of so avail; bet strange as it easy nely restored to health and imb i be's, tr teen shilling bottle of your Drops, and nave f ninterrupted health ; for which I beg leave y most hearty thanks and those of nay son . ', your most obedient Servants, i ! A I I LES BOLT, THOMAS HOLT, r Lyon, Wm. Lyon, jtan. ' Surgeon, Manchester. I sold in moulded square bottles at et. and is equal to three ea. ones), wholesale and te- n, Manchester; also by J. .Evans and Son, it Smithfield; Sutton and Ca Bow Church.. Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Edwards, 66, St. Butler and Sons, '4, Cheapside ; and by al Medicine Venders in every Market 'Dawn MIL 1 ( lAL BALM of GILEAD is uni ver - :dged to be the most agreeable and pow er f u l i, t rvous DiLord• rs ever discovered. Thi s mkt- uliarly efatajous in all inward wastings, loss r , on, depr;ssiou of spirits, trembling or shakt7g )1, obstinate centrist, shortneas of breath ar I • it thins the '..antd, eases the nicest violent Id stomach, and promotesgentle perapirarion. I Gentry this Iledicine is mach admired, b t - aste and-smell, vently astringing tbs.- fibres • I lying that prober tensity which a good dirt -- Lng can be b. t. . r ad:spted to help and nt.t.- n atter a tiebancli with wine, &c. id by interested individuals against Medic?-,et I but there is a very important observation to the Cordial Baba or Gilead, th:r unless i:s II t r, safe, and t ification: in those complaints • - • ; ,a :nded, and unive-,:all 7 adivar.isttred w;:h ir- 1 . :ould not have attained the unexampled dis- d; for, as it has rarelfsthegreat advanta ge o f ' • I I te, so nothing bat his Aenviction of its virtues, i Is, can induce persssveszare, and yet re: , - r- , s certainly loose requisite to enable ev , :5 .',,e ; 1 ".! n of Chemicals end Galenical' to r . .e.t. ...,.t ti restore the valettr:inarion to health. • Strand; liaron, 150, Oxford -street; Cnrou . tt h-yard ; Buth . r,('heap:ide; Tutt, Ex rhar.ge ; I n; prise Ile. rad), or four in one Feind, I vhieh on• Ire. bottle is eaw d, with the words ,iverponi," engraved on the Stamp. I expects, what C0115'.11# . 4 by letter, the vsual i. . , ii 1 'l. IINIV to be inclosed, ;.ddressed, " Money ion, Gilead-House, near • LiverpooL Paid 1 i' l • that scarce, interesting, and twill Family s given an elegant l'onruitof the Author, and I douse), entitled, A f; ULM.: to 11E...1 la f J ; Sexes, in a Variety of C:ompliinsw—By S. .---Curtaining a Treatise on Female Divan., rboodriac Complaints; also General Remarks ! ; • ith which the Human Body is most frequently g the symptoms, mode of treatment, and ee. rly adapted for Sexual Vsbility, &c. &e. • I ‘ 1 ' 1 SALES BY. AUCTION.: FEE MIK 2113711, ' Of FOUR HUNDRED and SIX POUNDS par Annum, Hy Mr. ROBINS. Ait farwavrafa, an 'Nonatoe, Fernery 19. at Ist e In one Lot, -TUE VARY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FEE Fair,' REHM impel to upwards ANNUM, sitting HUNDRED AND SIX UNDS ANNUM, sitting from, and lasuingant of, OA ITAL ESTATES in the Coantiasof Nottinsteun,KualtinaD ie, ortet, Kent, Honmoutli, Norfolk, Southampton, Suffolk , Surrey ; and in Cardigan, bionanan, Caritardien, and la South Wales. Amiable:sem by had* Kamm. OHM, aro% and iiiacithartr, Solleitora,. Lin' coin's - Inn ;ai Garrasvay's; and of Mr. Robins, liirealclautreet, Golilemagnare. PRA-Mt:Ka& MANOR, FARM, AND LANDS, In she Parishes of ICKENHAM and HILLINGDON, near • DEVI' IDOL DOSaltds et ow to ED sad STETY,NIND ACRES ef rich. MAIIDOW,, PASTURE, sad ARABLE LAND, part Tithe-free, the principal part in a Itiag Faun ‘• Dy ate. ROD/VS, ' At Carrawiy's taffse-Voies, Exchange ittely, Coesllll, ea Trtuasnay February 19. 1818, at Twelve, in Two Lots, by order of the Trustees, under a Power of dale. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, partl Tithe-free ; comprising the valuable Paramount Manor or Lordship of ICKENHANI, extending over the Manor of Swakeley, and the Parishes of Ickenham, with the Rights, Royalties, Pines, Menet', and Quit-Rents, &c. And ICKEN HA M MANOR FARM-HOUSE, with Gardens. and Out- Buildings, situate in the Village of Ickenham, within two Miles of the capital . Market . own of Uxbridge And Grand Sturm:km Canal, convertible into a very eligible. Residence for a Gentle man's Family ; together with sundry Enclosures of rich Mea dow, Arable, and Pesters Lind, principal part in a Ring Penes, ' containing - upwards of ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY SEVEN ACRES, with Cannon's Firm House'and Cottages, in I the Parishes of Ickenttain and Hillingdon a fine part of the Comity of Middlesex, 15 miles from Lon don. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Mark. Haines on the Pre mises, of whom Particulars may be bad; at the kralte Horse, Uxbridge; the Swan, Rickmersworth ; &sex Arms, Watford; Edgeware; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; the Old Hats, Ealing ; the Pigeons, Brentford ; of Mews . run, Ross and Brownie'', New Bontell-eourt, Carey street ; at Cutaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SURREY. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Eligible for Mulling, Between STY-MATHAM, TOOTING, and MITCHAM. Spacious FAMILY TISSIDEWCE, setts Offices, Garden, &c. Farm-Hut:se, and &actin's, and upwards of TWO HON ORE:CI ACRES of LARD, productive Gmvel-pit; seism miles from London. ' By Mr. ROBINS, At Garvaway's Coffee-house, in Eachangts-Alley, Carn-hill, on Tsuasnay, March 26, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in .even Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com .l-1. prisiog a sabatathdal FAMILY RESIDENCE, with' Deices of all descriptions, plagued foe the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Gardena Pleastire-groundd, Coach houses' and Stables; and Meadow Land, ensaussated with full venTisober s desirabir sitastaga argealutastp Mitcham and Tooting, in the County of Surrey. Also, BIGG IN FARM-HOUSE aad OFFICES, Gaza*, Yards, Stable, and Out-buildings, surrounded by enclosures of Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land, containing upwards of TACO HUNDRED ACRES, _ _ Bounded by a Stream of Water, and the Turnpike-roach from London to Mitcham ; divided in convunier.t Lots for erecting Villas, the principal part in a fine commanding situation , and only seven miles from the Metropolis •on part of the te an abundance of very fine Gravel—Au al most inexhaustible source of wealth to a purchaser. To he viewed by applying at Mien Faris-Hease or at the Mansion, where particulars may be had ; Ladd Mr. Charington Balham Hill, where partienlars may be had; at the Wheatabeaf, , Tooting; Greyhound, Carshalton; King's Head, Mitcham and 4som ; Cock, Sutton; King's Arms and Greyhound, Crapiest; CLarham Common 7 • of Merin. Bateir.an and Jones, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Sabina, Wiewick-etreet, Gokleu-zquare, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. DM JAMES'S FEN' CAUTION. -I from time to time, that I have removed the ' MEDICINES from It 7 Sous ' No. 4, Cheapsidt that their Warehouse, No. 33, Druton-street, London where the Medi supplied with them for provements of the Inve, may be said to suggest quences I daily bear of, tempted to be sent into Grandfather's name, con name in the label of each that is sent from my r genuine, and offer this ler and Sons have este street, Dublin, where Droon-atreet. Dr. It stay's Petwszu the best reaudy aattant Dianamspond ever: thus, in tbe remedies are employed. Dr. halite{ AYALITTIC tire and tonic medicine. checked, at the same ✓ constitution. They whether induced by climates. SIR —I beg lea , wonderful (tiure, SCORBUTIC DROI Lyon, of Wipe, upon moot severciy for lye ) from head to foot vias , kaki and 'martin beta his life a burden to himself, made trial of every 'erne& could devise; besides - dial men, all of which appear, was completely taking only one fourteen 1 _ continues to enjoy uninterrupted ate:press to you my ' And am, Sir, CHA. Witness—Dorothy. L) To lir. Lizawn, These Drops are 141. (one 14$. bottle i tail, by Mr. Lignum, 0, Long-lane, West yard ; Barclay and Sons, Paul's Church-yard one or more principal the United Kindorn. THE CORDI: sally a ckncrevled;., restorative in all Nary brated Cordill is peco7 of appetite, indigestio, of the hands or limb! consumptive habits ; pains in the head and By the Nobility and C lug pleasant to the tasti the stomach, and givi tion requires. Nothi rLth the constitution Much has been sai. that 2re advertised, I be made respecting n - - ° r ent ion was geniir, Aleil it i 3 recOrnmel variable success, it c island it has acquired a persuasive advocat, by its salutary effect= able perseverance is c li hr ap o i n ie ic st dise com ase bi s n , al k i n o 4 n , Sold by Leigh, Sr and Co. Bow Church and Ward, Holborn Bottle for 335. by NO :Sa --- m - I.Solo fmn, I.i, 0- Dr. Solomon contplintect of a .CI Letter. Dr. Solomo double postage._ Also, priCe St. tl Work (with which is _ a View of Gilead-Howe or, Advice to both Sc,' SOLOMON, M.D.— Nervous and Hypoel en those Disease; wit - - - - iiiiieted ; explaining wan most properly