Star. — London, England, 1819-03-22 00:00:00

eer 1% 1 - 4 /‘4l-,Or "4. •-• Ag r r . At" , • It 1 111 • ave att .frieefiedi S je, r ihk ' .4 I T41) • _ _ MONDAY, MARCH 2?,, 1819. Palen SEVEN -MICE. inD/A1,77', Mirth 1, 1819. 1 4 1 YTON, Stock-Brok er,2, CORNEIILL, and LOCI -14 BA RDSTILRET, congratulates his Friends on their suc cess at his• Office in the Lottery just ended, a•td crusts the sane Food hick will always atmul them. EYTOINI cannot help thanking the Public at large for their kind support for so many years, and hopes they and Dante Fortune will still continue their favours. • Just published. royal 4to. Pr. UM. bag. • ODIN, a Holm; by the Right Hon. Sir. W. DIICIISIOND, Author of a Tranelation of l'ersius..Ua dr!olcal tbegtionsiete. • _ I SILLES BY AUCTION. OFFICERS of his MA 'E 'l4,64:A:by give Nutic4 • .' r. Attlee Casteen•i?mt'e. HARWICH, on the 30th and Zir4 'lamb, 1819; the Sale to turatuence at Ten o'Clock in the Forer.cen of each day, ►pHE HULLS, broken-up, of the Cutter Ag DE 11 I.IEUVE," burthen 76 tons; Lugger " 111AIll/s," bur then :37 tons, and a (.; ALLEY; burtiwn 3 tool; tugethtr with their Niaterials, in small Lots. 93i tads Thread Lace • 3 cwt. 2 . qrs. 14 lbs. Plate Glass 40 Ladles* I.eghurn flats (16 by 12 inches) 67. • (:towns fccdp. 21 Ounc‘a nilytr Plate 181 Gross Sinn i:uttuns 1 Camel's' !lair :;1-. Several small Lots of Tea, Chocolate, Loaf and Mole: Su gar , Cordials, Pepper. Crrrants Handfraih, Hardware, China, t ic t FrAnit s, and F_:-.. , ;n0 anJ Gcs :ved At their Office, In ran-mar., the nit% *%, arch instant, from such ulertake the bApply of the under. id ().‘K TIYIBEIL, Tor Service ten.: at Woolwich, viz. This roem is connected with the most interesting era. cf Northern My t hology. ami I;:yfers principally to the or:gin of the. Gothic 1 1 rnpire. which the Authnr, availing hirnse:f M the prtvi ivge oi the Poet, and offei i:.ft betides some probabie conjectures, supposes to h:tve been fotindA by Pharnace , ;. :jolt' by Mtsars. G. and W. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co.; and all Other Booksellers. The SCHEME of the New Lottery, which Draws TO MORROW, contains TM/ I E Prizes of .C:40,000, besides :17 other Capitals, and a FREE Ci IVT of Eighty Whole Tickets. tHE NUMBER OP THE LAST £20,000 EVER DRAWN, WAS 4,456, Which was sold in One Quarter, Three Eighths, and Six Six teenths, at the above Lucky Offke. irnber, each Trce to contain 80 ac her, two-thirds of which must :z 70 lett and upwards in each tder must contain 60 feet and NEW VOCAL MUSIC. This day was puhllahed, price is. 6d. N EXAMINATION of the COTTON FAC TORY QUESTION, with Remarks upon two Pam 'phlets, privately circulated in s:pport of Mr Robert Peel's Bill for the Regulation of Cotton Factories. Loudon: Published by Longman and Co. Ridgway and Tiarchartl, Piccadilly ; Beckett and Porter, Pall-Mall; J. Rich ardson, Royal Exchange ; and T. Sowler, St. Ann's-square, Manchester. 011, LADY-BIRD; LADY-BIRD; a popular (;Ite, now singing ml the Concerts, compose:l'l4y :1. P. Bing, price 2a. In Ufe diree ghostly Friars were we,' a Cie:, composed by C. Bryan, price Is. 6d. ' Ah, see the pale lily ; a Bailid, sang by Mrs.. Salmon, composcd by J. Elwin), price Is. dd. ' Ellen ilhoyoehd, or the hic.autiful ;• a (Laic Ballad, from the 'Wanderer, adapted to an old Soots Air, ar ranged for the Harp, byJ. ,%lazzini,hi, price Is. 6d. Donald; as suns by Miss Stephens, with new Symphonies, and Accoir.- ',allow:as for the Harp, by H. R. Bishop, pricy Is. 6d. ' Sure these soli celt.thil strains; Luke is. 6d. What sadden Ere In flames iny heart,'prici Is. Scloicing' bi Miss Stephens, compoasi by 11. n. BLltop. — Pi:SU...Sad by Goulding and Co. No. CU 'Taus ,LECTl4U3,ojijarAkil;„Cant l 4 l o:lif •MTFITETY NUM RFT& :r most be deliv , ..red at Wool the Oak Timber wit Sin four and the Tern - . 3 and Con- N.B. The iilT3llt)..' . 60 Acliver.d until the day of:( Sale, but must be ralceO nvl-y ten d: , .vs, or die money (one-thirq part of Ihe 'aloe of each Lin) will be forft7i.! The Materiel of tly• Vestels will be Sold the second day, :h.: otter articles on the fuss. known at tha Secretary's Of i day between the hours of Ten oposals mast be dctiv:Ted, scaled for the Su?ply of Timber;" but ter the said 24th March instant, the same day, neither will any Party making it, Ow taf Agent ig 2);, Oder of Or Bilrd, R. H. CliErr, Puni NY, SURREY. FR/MIR/LI) SLIGIBLF. FAMILY HOUSE, With Coach-IL-44:es, Stables, and ; Gar . ucoskytfrolu i ? io and RIVS. Meadow Lasad. • . • - 11; art o the Exrcittors, - * * At Garrinvars CoCa.-House, Faehao;ic-AlIcY, 01r:hill, on Thursday the 22d of April, at 12 o'clock, in Two Lots. LOT F. This day v..as published, By Caanoea, and, Jar, Paternoster-row, in Bvo. price 9a.'6d. with a Map South Americo, THE RAPORTS ,of th e .I ) II.ESIaT STATE of the LIMITED PROVI..\ CES of SOUTII AMERICA; drawn up by Mt . S3:5. riODNY:S and Coaxam, Commissioners sent to Buenos .A., , reF by the Government of North Almaica, and bid before the C.ingieis of the United States; with:C.l4.lr accotuponyin3 Duct r:s ; occaslo..:al Notes by the .Cditor, end an Introductt.ry Piss.ourie, intnet, I to present / frith the Reports and Iblcuments, a View of the present State of the Country, and of the Frogror:. of the Independents. 94 Soho-square. - _ This day was price the rives correctly NTRACTS. URY CII4MBERS, ncnt, Lodes, Nara 4, 1818. 'en to all Persons . desiroui h:: following Articles for the net coloured from Nature, Number I. of A COMPLETE COURSE of LECTURES on BOTAN Y, as delivered at the Botanical Gard n at Lllll. beth, by fat. Lte WILLIAM CURTIS, F.L.S. Amber cf " Dotsnical Magazine; the" Flora Londinensis," &e. cord Edition, with a Life of the Author. By Dr. THORN TON. The whole rum three handsome Volumes, in Royal Octavo, embelli:hed with 100 new Plates, illustrative of the Progress of Vrgetation, the Sexual System, &c. from original Drawings, made under the Author's direction, and correctly co loured from Nature ; which may be had also complete, in boards, price 41. or, half bound Ilus4a, 4/. tts. London feinted fee the Proprietors ; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and ions, Patenioster-rewv, and all other Booksillia s. .F..ID, • • ---- 10 OF 1n C ,rEsTrs Ma! PrcP matt will he receive • ES AY, th be w illing to unC .f ELM ant I Carriage Ikpartmi ym h°T.' t 1 Elm Tin 1 • 1.03 es of II s feet and upv:ards. 1 g Io li of Hewn f/alt Tin be in Trees, containim; aad the remain; u pwards in each Tree. Fi'e of the Elm Titninti illtri:hin two months, and I . -,rsa.- from the date of the Con • the Contract may be aforesaid, any fic a,,to• o 'clock, where the Pro endorvd, " Proposals fo •:s u-yold can be admitted :tile • c•Ctuck at Noun of t , be nutised at.it%s the I tob,Lui . tta u ata l. AR3IY CO! TRE.I:)L Comsat:l:kit T OTIfIE. is hereby t ; ivi of z.mitracting to supply th Inny, Cs. BRP.. M:jcsti's Ltind Forces i Parackh in the under-mews Gicister (is isa,iAndiag the the City •;rea of I lui tul) acrd Ilaou tb HerOord Hertford • a ride, includ- Hunts he the Town of Isle of Me N,wmarkct Isle of Wi 4 MT Kent (Inch: mil, including bury Foi County o ~gland Lancaster Leicester Lincoln • :et "Al:ddlesex 'lll Monmouth :c.cc!clia•e of Norfolk !'ert) Northampt Bread to the ilouseh , OA' his Majesty's Cavalry, in Ca ruder-mendon ad Gloster twidt Hereford al s Hertford 2abidge Hunts :tier Leicester ••ralautimd Lincoln / • 7 31onmouth Oxford • nad Steam, to his :Aso in Cantonments and Ceictics in South Britain : Lancaster Middlesex 3: - ;on Norfolk Lore: Nocthamp aat 7:ottinghat lizr.sincinding the Somerset !?.:Cf Wight) Sa:Colk ;Uri Starrey And I:. the several Con Thit tbv Bi:verics are to cm Ll:lt:Brest ; that Proposals it `Ttlder for Army Supplies," eteare Tue:day, the .loth int Twelve o'Clock on that d ?cargt. men be paid. Pneoult nic it he made separ tolocies comprising North eat be included in one Tent in North Britain ; an alter which is annexed to th !co Ikrains of known Prop ▪ the Party tendering in th l - iefors, kr the due Perforr %gm:lv:in be noticed unless pries exprerred in Words II durnag the continual supplied in th e Com ;v.!, lantiact and Bond, p tatcart na, will be refunded to of the Contracts frda., bowccn the hours at ikpoty Commissary ( r.•S• Samnba of th e Bread • , l , :tw ; an th•• ho:o- • of •L' , Till: high Encornium au Gentry upon theater JOIIN 111:I at lary; , a a Caution ag (41 Lc •19.)11 a% /71 ,1411111t•C i • r iral and • .1"1,• for al! ptifpas, s, I • o..ri-..5 0 of ESSEYCE of 14 z, ,all :it it tr ~• zalatabolt it n,,1 '"••••,, ' is • s't •••-: t' • 'it j al.; alv, •• t,n. • l':t • • • . - •I ;•,. la ea- ir.or: 1 '! , ‘ h ro r C br a i ra.du y ..! !L slid , i.'e r 7 :II! ::r s.a l. I' . !•'. • 1;111;:t.' •4 . rass, in Cantonments, Quarters, aad 'criticised Counties and Island : laeleding Northumberland of Baia- Nottingham Oxtbrd • balop Somerset Stafford Suffolk Surrey Sussex Warwick Westmoreland Wilts Worcester Twit North and South Wales And in the several Counties in North Aston Britain. ,scho:d Troops in London and its TS, _ _ Man Fight tudingTll - in the of Essex) Cantonmcnts 2nd Quarters, in the lonad Counrii:s: • Rutland Salop Stafford WLstmorelaud Viorze•tcr North and South .G E, viz. nis Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Quarters, tin the undernientiond Sussex Warwick \Via' apton York *am Ordnance Parraek% in Newcastle - upon - Tyne, and Oats in North umberLuul. Counties in North Biitsin. coninienei: on and for the 85th day in writing, sealed up and marked ' will be received at this Office nn istant, (but none will be received day); and, if sent by Post, the irately for each County, except for and South Wales; all of which tder as also must the several Led each Proposal must have the the Tender properly fined up by ,perry engaging to become bound the Amount stated in Ihe printed -mance of the Contract ; and no s made on a printed Tender, and at Ltnigth ; and should it so hap slice of the Contract no Troops mtv, the Expense of the Stamps laid in the first instance by the u him. may be had upon Application at of facven and rive, and at the General Young, Edinlnirsh. and ;Jul my be seen at this Twelve and Two. NEW SAUCE. IS bestowed by the Nobility )(wt. New Sau.:e, induces the Pro to offer to the Imitatitma, by mentioning, genuine without each 1/^ttie being and also each Label hav- it:: And co:moth:me of this Sauce, 1111 caused a great demand for it, bid. f.,ir to equal their much and ANCUOVIES. Ti.:l from throe who have not used g.n4bction to the nicest palate. 7T 1 i the .r.ct ("I.OTII. I.C.c en possedent irs a3reraens. i• Merchants, arc re love (1...:h is saki At the Patentee's II• A I DE, wholesale, ftx es -4:11 s.:l•, containing tram 26 td. to :is. 6d. per yard. 11y pstrp.ar.yi, Sheeting, &c. its eco i.".hess to health, both in :ha hot cod and rhavecable, rontE:ra It 4tion to Faini:is going abroaJ, and article than lar.en. A variety of trxtl, plr..hasers are requested to nowlit whatzver brt as above. earrEir, to every part of the As. Every dest-ripaioo of T.Lnor cd Furnitures, and the wait la. tsros, wholc7.tls :aAd P. 11311 PETER FIN DAR. On the Firq of April will pithlisheci, price lc Gil. only, THE LADY'S MAGAZINE: for MARCH, con taining a Biographical Sketch of Dr. WALCOT, alias PETER PI NDA ;an unpublished Poem of the late Doctor Wakot ; Criticisms on, and Extracts from Rossetti*, a Ttagedy ; and The Banquet, a Poem; an Account of the Pedestrian Car riage, or Walking Accelerator, with a Fac-simile Wood Cut; an Account of Matthews's Patent Sa l e Coach, with Fac-similes of the Four-horse and Pair-horse Coach, st.c: Explanatory Dia gri.ms : besides the usual variety of interesting, useful, and in structive Articles ; and embellished with an original Portrait of the late PETER fIA DA li, taken a few days previous to his decease ; a Lady in the Fashionable Costume; and a Pattern for a Child's Cap. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos ter-row ; to whom communications (post paid) are to be addressed. JOURNAL OF NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, Published in the mid;Ue of the Mouth, 800K -SOCIETIES, NEWS-ROOMS; CIRCU- T LNG LIBRARIES, CONDUCTORS of Scnoor,s, and FAT' I lsltS of FA NI 11. I ES, are alike intereSit d in the patronage of this Economical Periodical Work, its contents bring not only well adapted to general popular perusal, but cal culated, in a peculiar manner, to instruct and gratify the rising generation at an easy expense. The first Number, containing the Journal complete of an Officer engaged in the late Voyage of Discovery to the Arctic Regions, appeared on the 15th of March, and future Numbers will appear on the 15th of every Month, at 3s. each, sewed, or 3s. 6d. boards. COMPLETION OF THE FRANKLIN MSS. This day were published, in Quarto, • THE POSTHUMOLS and other WRITINGS of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LLD. ERA. Ste. Form ing the Third or Concluding Volume of the Memoirs. Pub- Ilshedfrom *the `Originals bll bts Ontramt - ' WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esq. . . Among the dislinguished Characters who have a place in these Memoir., will be found Burke, Fox Dr. Price, Dr. Fricstley, Sir Joseph Banks, Dr. Beattie, Brand Hollis, Granville Sharp, Baron Naseres, Button Beccaria, David Hartley, David Hume, Condorcet, Sir Wm. Liles, Dr. Kippis Dr. Ingenhaux M. de Beaumarchais, Bisho? Shipley, David Barclay, Dr. Fothergill, fir. Hutton, Dr. Percival, Dr. Bancroft, Dean Tucker, Mr. Clarkson, Paul Wilit•ll.Nld, the La-areat ' Sir Francis Bernard, Caleb Whitton!, Benjamin Vaujhan, Sir John Dalrymple, Lord Teignmouth, rte. &c. &c. , Panted far Henry CoNtrn, Conduit -street. This day was published, price 3s. dd. bound, RECUEIL CHOISI de TRAITS HISTOR IQUES et de CONTES MORAUX ; ayes la Signification des hots en Anglols au bas de thaitte page. A rusage de jcunes gcns de Pun c.t de ratan sexe, qui veulent apprendre le Francois. Par N. WANO:iTkOCHT, lieoctenr en I)roit. Trcizieme Edition, revue, corrig4e, et augmentCle, par V. W.CCOSTROCIIT. A 'Andres : Chez Scatckerd et Letterman ; Boosey et Sons ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, et Brown; Cadell et Davies ; J. Richardson ; K Williams ; Baldwin, Cradock, et Joy ; G. et W. B. \Whittaker ; et Siinplun et Marshall. Of whom may be had, Wanostrocht's Grammar of the French Language, 4s. F.d. Les Aventures de Telemaque, par M. Feaclon. Itevu et corrig6. Par N. Wanustrocht, 4s. 6d. MORTIMER'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY. On Thursday, April I, will be published, Part I. price ss. to be conipleted in about Six Parts, forming One large Volume, two. closely printed, AGENER AL COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY , comprehending 111antsfactures, Trade, Navigation, and Agriculture, as conneaod with Commute ; with Abstracts of the Laws relating to the Regulation and Protection of Tracks and Merchannize. By THOMAS MORTIMER, Esq. .1 new Edition, carefully revised throughout, with considerable Additions and Improvements, By WILLIAM DIet(F.NSON . , Esq. . With the assistance in Professional Gentlemen in the various Departments. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, sees, Orme, and Brown, Putt rtiosto -row. New Editions of Cepper's Topographical Dictionary of the Unitt.l Kingdom, anti of Watkins 's Biographical Dictionary, ar, in considerable forwardness. ANDERSON'S LONDON CONMER C/A Is DIC'FION.ARY. Embellished with a View of the NL.v Custom House, frotit a drawing by 31r. Laing, the Architect, price ^_7c. Just published, by Eilingliant Wilson of the Royal Exchange, London, in One large Volume, dctavo, neatly and closely printed in double columns, 911-IE LONDON COM NIE RCI A T. DICTION 4ItY J. and sr..t.:rowr C ICTrEER, exhibiting a clear View of the Commerce and Manufactures of all Nati4)ll4 ' ' their several l' ro ducts, with their Nantes in every' Euriewan Language; a Geographical Account et each St a t e, and of the Colonies belong ing to it, wnit their Laws and Regulations; an Account of every Set-port, its Latitude :ad Longitude, Ilarbt,ur-dues, Pilotage, &c.; the Monica, Weida's, and Measures, equalised with those of England; all the relating to Navigation and Shipping, containing Abstracts of numerous Acts, Cases in the Coon, &c. ; the necessary reocoedings at tha Custom-house; the Dock Rates and Regulations; and ,ver y degree of Inforn.ation which the wan of business can wish. To which is added an Airemns, (which troy olio be had " parateiy, price 54.) co:ln:Li:4 'tables of all the Custom? 10*.:ss; viz. Export Dttles General Eat India linport Ditties and Drawbacks, CoLtwise Duties, and It Counter ve.ing Duties; together . with all the }:anise Duties on Inland Commodities, and Bounties on Exportation ; the whole revised and collated ;vital the latest :lees orPsyllainent. ANDEItt:ON. • NIAVOICS SCHOOL IHSTORIF.S. This day was published, in Two Volumeq, Second. Ifalitinnovith a Map i and Fifteen Historical Plateq, price los. bound, THE HIS'rOILY of ENGLAND, from the Ear hest Records to the Death of the late Quests : itten pur posely for the Use rir Schools ar.d Young I'c: sons. By NV I 1.M.111 MAVOIt, LL.D. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-cow, and may be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 1. The Histories cf Scotland and Ireland, from the most Ancient Records to the present Time, with a Fthini.piece, 4s. 6d. bound. 2. The History of France, from the Expulsion of the Ro mans to the Peace of 1815; with a Map, 4.. 6d. bound. 3. The Iliaory of North and South America, and of the West Indies, from the it first Discovery by Columbus in 1492, to the present Time; with a Map, Ss. bound. 4. The History of Greece, in Two Volumes; with a Map and Plates, 9s. bound. _ _ 5. The history of Rome, in Three Volumes; with a Map and Plates, uss. 6d. boutd. EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPADIA. This day was published, handsomely printed in Quarto, and il lustrated by a Map of Asia, and Afters beautiful Engravings from original Drawings by Bsonst, Novi% P. NICHOLSON, SCC. &e. Volume XIII. Part I. price One Guinea, boards, of 116 E EDINBURGH ENditCLOPIEDIA ; or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, tad MiSCCIIIIICOUd Litera ture. Conducted by DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. Fellow of the Royal Societies of LondOn and Edinburgh, and of the Society of Ar.tiquaries of Scotland ; Member of the Geological Society of I,A.ndon, of the American Antiquarian Society, and notion:l , 'Member of the Literary and Phiio sophical Society of New York, and of the Royal Medical and Physical Societies of Edinburgh. The principal Articles in this half Volume arr—Lighthoure— Lima—Limerick—Lincolnshire—Limmus--Lishon—Lithogra phy—Liverpool—Locks—Locke, John—Logarithms--Logic— London—Longevity—Loo•ehoo—Lorraine. Claude—Three Lo thians--Luther--Lyons—Dlarlagasar---Madeira—Madras— Madrid—Magnetism—Ar.imal Magnetism—Mahomet--Ma jorca—Malabar—Matacra—Manchester—Manrge—llarquesas —Maryiar.d—lllassac:.uset , 4—Nlateria Modica—Mathrmatics. ••• A few ('.n•ira are splendidly printed on the finest Royal Paper, with Proof Impressions of the l'iates, price I. I 2s. 6d. each I'art, in boards. Printed for Wm. 'Rockwood, and Waugh and Innes, Edin burgh; John Murray; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. M. Richardson, London ; and the other Proprietors. THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; unrestraioed and insubordinate they inirutuously destroy those barrier. which Relizion acd Morality hare made sacred ; to curb but not anni hilate them a2pears the lessen of Prud:nce, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the iodide welfare is promoted when Professional men (disreearding the suggestions of the en vious and Interested) devote their studies to die treatment .of those complaints generated by imprudeacte and the ebullition of the passions at an usieuarded moment. " The strength of a Ra don consists in the health of ter people; bet it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri clam, and to counteract e far as poseible its further ravages, we oiler to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the various diseases of Detilicy. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early'aeqtered at school, before Reason has asserted her right ever the mind), will, h. cuaternplating his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivcnirg semettions, in knowing that the most complicated state of exhuustioc net be roused into manly energy, !manse study—immoderate anxiety—long residence in tropical climes, and many tither causes, wai frequently derange the nes vents :newest ; in such cases we can hold out au assurance of re animation, be remedies which have long answered the sanguine homes of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness nuns somata, can now be treated fearlessly, the impruved state of Medical Sei,eice having divested its antidote of these dietreeeing properties that so long I rendered its exhibition uncertain and haraesieg. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal of early syrup. toms; that the most inveterate c-se will. yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a per:on who only suspects himself injured, tie di' ear may be prevented altogether from appearing; a similar remark oepMes to mazy other derangements of the gene. ratite system, as weakness, uleeeetions, tee. especially strictures, obstinate cues of which are da:ly removed without the use at caustic et stimulants. Sonle p:::uliarities incidental to the softer sex, have not escaped ourattention; in which mildness combined with efficacy has stiperseded the means usually adopted. ha tine, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently suc cessful. s. For the general aceonsmndation we do not limit ourselves to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reason able hours.—l'nuntry Patients are requested to describe mimitely their symptom e, dec. when medicine, with advice, will Le hi use diately forwarded to any part of the kingdom.—A llauk-noto Is exyeLted to accompany the cane. COSS and rm. Tel. R. C. Surgeons. Bauverie-street, Fleet-street, tondos. Just published, • • The £( IS of LIVE, a familiar Commentasy 13n the Owl Pipasses.—By GOSS and Co.—To be had at' NO. so, Faturnew ter row and of all lloOkselleis, price .51 A CAPITAL FRE: 7 ./101,6 FAMILY MANSION, 2. the late resid rice of C:f AtI.ES JAM I.S, deceased, site ate at the South 'end of Pt!TNyst,*i:rading to Wmfdledost ; with a spans Conn Yard in front, containing on the ground story a handsome laurance-Hill, paved with Markle ; a good I:irtrg- Parlour, Breakfast ditto, Study, Dres,iog-rount Butler's Fan try, and Water-closet; civics! Stair -test to the First Story, and a Secondary Stair-case ; a very ciaarfal pleasant Drawiag room ; a spacieas Lol.)14 ; two airy red-chambers, a Dress ing-doset and China ditto; on the Upper Story, are fur large airy lied-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, Closets, Ste. is the Basement, an excellent Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Pantrys, Housekeeper's Room, Servants' good Wine and Beer (el- Lars, Vaults for Coals, lac, plenty of tine :lining and soft Water. A roomy Court-yard, and Back-yard, with CoachAouse, for four ; Carriages, Stable for Mr ; Loft and room over ; good Brewhame, or «'a.2:-house, untieh plonty of Waterg i la s e Bed-roost over, fur Ilan-serv iu m Lawt.s, Pleasure dry gravel Walks, leading to a productive hitches Garden, stecked with prime Fruit trees, (draperies, Green,-house, hc. & Farm-Yard and inut-buildia.gsL-the whale about Three Acres; a fine rich Meadow adjoining. about Four Acres. The Buildings are in ex:client order, and fit for the reception of a Gentleman'. LOT TT. A CAPIT.iI, RICH COPYIIOI.D hii ADOW at 'he end, and adjoinir.g tnr rt...n.1 from Putney to Wandsworth ; elia taillS about Six Acres. May be viewed, by applying to the Gardener, on the Pre mises, with Ticktrs, and where Particulars may be had ; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Ahhrn, New Tun ; Tahnt, Rich mond ; at Garraw's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwi:k-ttrcet, Golden-square, where Tickets may he had. NORTE! A M PTONSHI 1 7 ., Between OUN DEE and MARKET I :A 'Z BOROUG 11. The MANOR of BIGGIN, with the MANSION and CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE. Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES of rich Feeding, Grazing, and Wood Land. By lir. ROB iNS, . • - . . - At Garraway's.CoSee-ilouse, Lachauge-Allej, Cornl4, Lon ' &Noe Thuaws*, May 13. at Twelve o'Clack, hi Me Let, THE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITHE-YRS?» The. MANOR of i3IGGIN, well stored with GA. E, with the litigant designed MANSION, nearly finished—the Elevation in the Itali n Style, with a GLI:hl Noble Portico to the East Froct with Offices, Gardenal.flea ture. Grounds, surrounded by u; wards of ONE THOUSAND TWO lIUNDItEI) AND SIXTY- EttilP: ACRES Of Capital Feeding Pe..,tures, Miadows, Ernall part Arable and Noble Woods, ail stocked wick. Capital fu' grown Timber, ine principal of fine Oar. The Lads round the Mansion in the Park Style with Grand Aveaties of Lofty Titrbe: Trees. The Woods a.:l about N kNETY ACRES of Land are in hand, containing together TWO HUN DRED and Final'. SIX ACRES. The remainder divided into *pile Farms and Pastures, let to tat r. , spect:.ble Teuaras at Will—the ltertat and moderate estimated 'value upwarda of TWO THOUS AND ONE HUNDRED Pounds per annum and highly impiovable. A most eligible Prorerty for Residence or Investment, in a cheerful pleasant Ceuntry, excellent neighbourhood, and abouhd ing in Field Synts : within two miles of Ountile„ 14 from Ail toa and Stamford, 30 from Northampton, and 90 from London. The road from CIUI/;:lje to liarkct Harboroagh passes through the Estate. May be viewed any day preceding the Sale, Sundays excep ted, by Tickets; and by applying to Charles Berkeley, Esq. at the 'Mansion lloiar, widen may be seen from Eleven to Three, where Particulars miry be had; and of Robot Shimrd, Esq. and at the Swan and the Talbot Inns, Oundle; Angel, Peter borough, and Stilton; George, Thrapston, Stamford, and Nor thampton; Swans, liatboruugh; Haycock, Vi.ansford; the ho tel, and lieu and Chickens, Birmingham ; Gecrge, Irchleld ; Meters. Barley, Ma.ne, fak. :nd rhut,y, Lincoln's Inn; at GiuTaway's looker-house; and of Mr. Nohins, Warwick -street, Gulden-square, where Plans and Elevations may be seen, and Tickets fur viewing bad, and at the Midision. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, is a preserver and restorer of ite:ddi to thi weak ,the sickly, and infirm. its warm and renovating quality,hadismitably reo dere it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tre mors, sinking of the spirits, and ad those nervous .afections which harass and oppress the weak, the ealentary; and the de licate; it warm; and steadies the cold and tremulous nerves, invigorates the muscular system, animates the spirits, ;led new. vates the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids become rich and balsamir, and the circidation resumes its healthful star:. Soh: by I,eig3, Strand ; Bacon, trod, Oxford-street; Sutra and Co. Bow Church-yard; slid a, Chcapaide ; Ea.zhar k ..e ; and Ward, 11,dheril; price l is. each, or four in one :Family Bottle for 335. it which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the :emus " Sand. Solomoe, Liverpool," engraved en the Stamp. Of wltoot may also be had, the celebrated ANT I-I MPETI GEN ES, or SOLOMON'. 1)11.0I'S (wit:wen mercury, cr any deleterious preparation), which stand is the highest estinvdia for the cure . of the scurvy, serafeta, leprosy, and all chowders originating in an impure state of the bloo.1; being gradual, gantle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the bust sulothete thas has ever been discovered for that ...aim,: rout mineral Me - ntry, sweete t,ne, the blood, and stinttilatiti it to easel :11 noel ous and ImpeTe givieg .streegth and tone to the nerves, enlivening etd it....garatteg b.e.h body and ;Mad. le. Price I la. per Lode, or four in one family bottle for 335. tor which one small bottle it saved. The words "lam!. Salotnen, Liverpool," are ce;r:ved en the stamp of each bottle, without which none are gemo!ne. Also, price :Ss. that scarce, interesting, and. useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-If:ism), entitled, A GUII)EtoIiKA LTII; or, Advice to both Seam, in a Variety of Corn e laiots.--By S SOLOMON, AL D.—('ontaining a Treatise on rentals Nervous and li t Complaiiits; also lu moat Reload:6 oft those I)isvivies bleb .he Moran Body i 4 most ftc.luen,tly afflicted; te.plaitiog the symptoms, mode of trearminit, &c. Dr. Solomou expects, when consulted by lotus, the usuall test et~s, field i tt er en . t of i . sne passed not u e . to be iuclosed, kwd , .atide noes a v ased, is )4 0 , t y Idouble postage."