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:CUMBER 9817. CONTRACT POT: PIATRREES WARES. NAVY OFFICE, Aviwat 4, 111$. Jost published, price 10$. in one vol. evo.lnli • HE SPIRIT OF THE GOSPEL; -IL or, the FOur Evangelists elucidated, by Explanatory Ob servations, Historical References, and Miscellaneous Diestrations. By the Rev. W.IOILLY, M.A. - &law of North Farnbridge, Essex. Sold by Messrs. Law; Lontman ; Baldwin; and nil other Booksellers.—Of whom may also lse had, • Acsnenic Eanoes ; or, RzcoUcctions of Youth. Pr. 51. 6d. EnocarioN IN Pres.sc &soots ; containing Tracts from the Edinburgh Review, o.c Ciaokal Journal, the Pamphleteer; as also one by the Izto 7)r. Vincent.—Price ss. boards. A VALUABLE ADVOWSON, in one of the ALdland COurties, with a prospect of early posaese.on, to be disposed of. For pitticulars, apply, to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln . ' Inn-fields. SALES 1W A THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMlS gousif hh ESTY's ivAry do limbs siva 11•Iice, A% an WEDS EdDAY, the llioth .instam, at One o'clock, .; ivel be ready to treat with inch Persons as may be willing 7,rtract for ottiVlYinfl his Majesty's Yards at 11.Ttford, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, i'LATEREIt'S WARES. of the Articles and a Form bf the Tender 'maybe ▪ thi, o:ice. No Tznder vr.ll'oereettyed after One &Clock rrr d a y nt Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party or an • far him attends. _ SHOTLIT 'HALL TATE, IN THE UOL'NTT OF ' NORTHUMBERLAND. . . SALES BY AUCTION. • • INSTANLEif • • . At the Auttban T Ma W rt, Loo.l.na, onornuasaw d-SON rA ugust fa,' rt Tyrelre, In One' Lot, by direction of the . .'il , .itgagets acd A.ssignert of Mfg.:rt. Mowbray and Co. and pars:lll.f to an order of A. Lord flasneellor • • BUCHINGIIA.MSHIRE, ON TIIE EORDERS OF • OXFORDSHI ltE. The MANORS or Reputed MANORS of TWYFORD and CHARNDON, abnunding with GAME, and ALUABII3 WOOD LAND stored with Fine TIMBER; a Tt.ry Eli gible Property to invest Money. By mr...noniNg . TTIE vet* Vaivable.anci important ESTATE rf SHOTLEY. lIALL, late the Property of ArtharliTow.. br al, Esq. comprising the bf ANOR, or reputed MANOR of WASKERLRY and WOLFI CLEUGH, and a Ogrepln of upwards of TWO THOUSAND ACRI:.:.9 of Meadowa'anv. , ..^, Arable, and Wood Land, situate in the Parish of dignity, is the County of Northumberland, bordering upon' Durham, can static( of several Farms, called Shaticy Hall, With a Marie i th::.reon, Upper and Lowor W askeriey, L.aings Loaning, Sands, Panshi4ds, Dia Z.,p.aad shotley fl4d The Estate is neariy Within, a rips flaw, in part bounded 1 4 the P.iyer .D.:l7rapt, , -.rd t ODA !Put v.:iv alo.oppoi :4niay ler the inr:ontent e c2 r itr.L . Agir.A .willie us. wartH of One Thousand Alight Hawked f ris) ' .5."4 1 .. 'SU.' ski is shuatt ii!aouttg miles 'front D.trh7m, :1 1 irgin -f•ewV43 4 c, 1:4 from llerh:ro, and 15 from Waisinghant, T4l b : ?. visaed by applying to Mr. Adamson, the plin:lral Totant, at,Witsker:ey. Patilculars, with engray...d. InC11:51, t. .., be Ind 23 dm preceding the - 4. tie of Thomas fieprzr, .V .,, r. Hendon House, SuntlerLvid; Reber/ Ilueherby, Esc. Dara:s.- too ; Messrs. Autory and Cg/CS, solicitars, 52. Letithu , t a Messrs. Andros and Anderson. Sofithnrs, Waroford-soar:, Throgmoiton.street ; Lewis Allsopp, Esq. N •ct;ogltriin; Mtst-.. Thorpe and Gray, Sark; R. N. Johnson, Esq/D.alivoa; .:. Oregson and. IL Sseuton, Fags. Du4sansi lifottre. Clarke art! Grey, litacktna,on-Vces; .1/14...ph Pei;:briolge, Esq. Neiresetle upon-Tyne; :ll,..ssra. ‘Vitistatley and Crole, Liverp .L.l ; a: tLa Auxtico 'Matt, Landau; a.id of Winstaukrand .ing's, e....+- ooatormi •• This day was puhli.hed, Printed for J. J. SiOCROALZ, 41, Fall-Mall, in Two Vols. 12mo. prier only Ins. 611. EUDOXIA, DAUGHTER OF BELISARIUS- A Novel. Translated from the Spanish. Hy CHARLES HARVEY SMITH. A/so, In One handsome Volume, nearly 400 lazes, and 53 Prints price only 71. Nos itoirssos Caesar, an instructive and interesting History. Altered front the Frenth, by Mr. Atockdale. " 3Ve shall be glad to see some public testimony retire is et tbie tilKANITlllllrty of•the "leaders or ironioters of the Na tiattal Soeictyl School, fer we think its diffusion cannot be too extensive. 7 —The'Egis Weekly Newspaper, July 31,1818. l'oder must be accompanied-14 a Letter addressed to tot 11nrd, and signed by Two responsible Pawns, IMF. vt• tobncenc bard with the persge t•nlsring, in the nun t:te due performance al the Coutrae4 At Garraway'a Coffee-house, 'Cbange-Aliey, Cornhill, on Tetras . DAT. 17th fleptember, tilll, at TweiTC THE Very Extensive MANORS or Reputed MA NORS of M . N . FOR 11 anti t CH A R1q1) ONoboundink with Game, In a fine Elportistgeorntry„ situate in the4hrlsh ist Taryfoni,in the zotmry of Bucks, betwenn Window Id liar.t,:r,• and a Valuable WOOD in the said Pariah, conomma about TIIIII:;: lII"NDRED AND TAIR•ry gATCHLES9 STATE OF THE ! FOR LAST ARD OSLY Ple,ooo E.;0,000 x',ooololooo 1:3•;, E:i00 t:100 .. Lick ... 'zoo .. ..c3og r . m... : 003...t:t0..../..2:a0..c200.•.,c300, 3, c . at ...1% With a v,ry valuable Stock of -Oak Timber rrotving thereor, About Twenty-live Acres of the Wood have been usually eta annually, which comes in succession so as to furnish a constant supply. The Sales of Wood cut for the last two years have amounted to at least £330 each year, and the Annual Produce will become in future more valuable. EdiGNj IN GOLT):! . ALL FLOATDIG 1:t 7 liE IvueLg.; This day were published, Handsomely printed, in 2 Vols. BYo. price 18s. boards, QERMONS'on SEVERAL SUBJECTS and OC ILLIAM NETT, 7:Tn PO:tT, ft..1117T, AND MADRIRA. ltusT IVIAWN CASIONS,t-By r.t ►, London : Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange; and . F. C. and J. RiViagton, St. Faure Church-y. d. TM. Property will be staid, so as to pay a purchaser five per cent. for his purchase-money ; and pre.ents a fine opportunity to persons desirous of investing their money in Land rpoa advan tageous terms. ...... _ . NEXT _ _2sTti AtTGUST, waFs Tlld L9 - I"fEltY FINISH 1:5! Of whom may be had, Chambers's Harmony of the r our ; or, A Series of the Nitrritives of the Evangelists, so collected and di.poted as to I bring the whale into one regular relation, having the raferences I brou-lit under the verses, in one very thick octavo volume, con-1 taitarlg nearly 900 pasts, price 13s. in boards. The I listory and Antiquities of Gainsbornugh, in the County of . Lincoln s together with a Topographical Account of Stow, principally in illistration of its claim to be considered as the Ito: man Sitlnecester, with four fine plates and map, price 10s. od. in beards, decoy 800. • To be eiewcd, by applying to Mr. Win. Tambours, of Dun star-Hill, Cliarr.don ; 0: whom Pardon:ars may he had; at th Cobham Arms, Buckingiont; 1-.Lig's Arms, Ilicester;, Pnst- House, Winslow t George, Aylesbury; of Messrs. W. artd U.. Swaynes, Solicitors, Bristol; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Wanri-k-strc.,t, Golden-square. ~ j "rUtiL4V I:1) UNIIItAWN TICKETS and % 1 Sii.l!:!iSore Svning by .1. and J. SI VENRIGIIT, • .it Heir (rid Establi , hed Landon Offices, 141, Oxrur.n-rr.%rirr; :A, I lATUAIII:LL Where t7.cy Sold and Shared 2004, FUIST 2.30,000 ever drawn, • 13,760, LAST .C.3D,000 ever drawn, had In the bat Lottery FOCit CAPiTAL PRIZES. • ESTATE .and T ITEMEL 111DMIPSTEAD and ABE01"S LANGLEY, DERTPORDSIIIKE. 13y hfr. WAKEFIELD, • At Garraways, on TirsAvr, the bib. of Area, at Maya . • . il.ol-d;. in Two Lots, • .1. Lot .1. A nESIII4BLE. FARM, . being Lll. IiOLD of the mexoa'a ee- LET, tile Va::ctreclar Siatr-haA Acres, u . ~!llloikg drr Oracd Junctioi mai; let Do Lease at a liakv.aff telt, whiza ex }iris at 31ich:.•e;raaa, 32: i 9. • . . . . : , 1•;ORS ; CoaNUII.:.; OXFORDS1111:r. . HIGHER BRANCHES OF ALGEBRA. This day was published bl evo. pike 16r. boards, yAvrimn.r. and mc:t de+irable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Capital MA NSIO NT, with Oingea, Garden, Pleasure-protmdq, Extertairap MANOR abounding with Game, and El LiHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of rich Meadow, Pastiare Arable, and Wood Land ; sundry Cot tages, &c. fifteen 4stlits from Oxford. • By klr• ROBINS, . rpo COUNTEILIC7 the many attempts that are 1 di'.ll , made to iaome •:‘ SPURIOUS 0.1:)6'1'10N, in.a.;4l of the GENCINR BLACKING 9.11 and they have adopted a new, allress, • - ESSAYS ON THE CONBINATOLUAL AN . LYSIS, chewing its application to the most useful and interesting Problems of Algebra in the Multiplication, Division, tatraction of Roots, the Reversion ard Conversion of Stiles, I whether finite or infinite, &c. Ste. by a process which is peculiar to the Analysis, end which indkatesthe Law of Es s pansion, and the manner in which 2;4 specified term may be found, indepen dett of the rest. By PETER NICII9LSON, Teacher of the 3datheniaties, &e. No. 19, London-streets Lociion: Printed for the Author, and sold by Lbagouri and Co. Faternoster-row, • N. 13. Thb is the Only work of the kind ever publishes( in the Euzllalt Language, end of Which *MI 230 are primed. ' Lot It. A.Veliteile Farm, belsg•CopOold Alt* DlT:s2i of 11‘..B2pstettl, twits fine sertain, 22;24„AdjoInleg Uta , bac: Sev,:e.ty.oine Acre?, a:4o'kt O It* Sid' ttot, e•t •ret whi..h =pins it ".•••Ichaelrnas lalb; • Ali s t'Ate y.:41.21bin jLeat the Qreat Tycho& held under the Dui lippter ofSt. Paula, and of at: Vicari4 thet front 426 Tivar. • rorTeettf..atis - end iditioni of S.44'ippl7 to Mr. Wuki, 1161 d, Laad ate Anctinaett„ PaWrealt; we. O, and - frtr:.•etiSalittlort, te; Caerny-stre• t ; 7•!i. Wm. liertter.e.ttnt•r.,trdi,;o‘2l.l.fenweetz Bell Los, licmrstY ; Lill Inn, T.OO Weees-lii . l:t ; s wan , rtiekingar4 t a l , ; ; i`.l 4 lte, : Vart ; r:. to;n1; Arrnt, I'2 - ms4d; 2;31 3.26lte3t.l;.and,G..gr.Aen7tQ..t.it•- house,:i-liOnv 7 :lllty, •C;i!lii2,4;:r.ckra, • _ . At Cutaway's Coffee-houie, in •Eschauv-Alley, on Tnraanxy, the 17th Scptembhr, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, 1xVA1.1.7,181,E and most desirable FREtIJOLD -ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed; comprishr the Manor Of ASTON nowAro,ibounding with the rints and 'Quit Rents, ficz _ _ . 97, !lIGil 110LBORN ccoOrsoullr p!ace.l Lle cen:s a, that trust ar. atten. 1: -.7-, th!%,,n1.2. • di farr.c.: of t& ty°?,t,:v11',...:, is unlit::: all v....7.1:a5,.rs at nnts cl4t,L,,:r. tiv:lrtipo4tidon. Japan 531., :I*.atie •11- 11111 by. Ill'l2 MARTIN, 1,7, IL.Aboia; :-.:d remil,ml dig G7Jcers, alaT;:lsts, 114.:lcstZert, -stialwrs, ke. tlto mite.ei F.inzdotn, hi rsutbottles, ad tack. BP.liigi PAINT I%I,t.NUFAcToay, Qvsap. Emirs, Cu &trills'. Puts-r - ru:natr, AND ANTICORROSIVE P.l MTS. I lrii& Gran per Cwt. Sos. Black . per ewt. Ms. C ' - - - 7fis. Waits] .. • .•...; - . 444. ,Zs. , i'cilow . : -,,. 012 , . v oca.. , Irate thil^Cier 1 - • - des. As. Colour' .- 4114, &one . - thi.ri fur use ss. per Gallen. vn 235. per Cvrt.—Coninnin 13s. Son. Turpentine per Gallon Cs. Vie. Lriseed Oil do. 41‘.9d. axe Ong. . lal. Ile!lind Oil tbr i Ss. Od. per Patent amp 1 Gallon '.d- AViluie 011 159. ed. C - 0.....vei ditto as. sd. ' are suited to all Ont l door Work, ..ice and great duralaility are required. lartivalarly the Relinott, will. preserve ..ever much exposed to the effects of in cure for Vermin and Dry Rot ; it ;nal in appearance to the best Paints. utine, Linseed Oil, and Painters' Co :Aides. The Lamp Oils arc warranted inner in will& they have been purified, 'wee generally sold. 6 gORGE _UPTON and Co. v. stpplit.l on 611vsutap-ons terms. 'rib& of the Impenetrable Paints, of Coal Tar, sold. • 50s. Crl FYI NG 2112 TEETH E TOOTH TOWDER I..ts so ~ .vory toilet of rat!: t-d er apy ; inh;:r recomote7dation of i:. ibia,:r.d without the as3i:tan,...nlatily _:;.t wh:never, it is free from t i .i; USC Of other 1:1 detersive mil.T.;.te those destructive and cgrr3- 1y adhere to the Gums :tad in the in .htg soreness in the (inst.:yr, and pro ariy whiteness (where it has bs-tn in ttter. It likewise imparts a ilrmnt.,s grams; to the breath the awn fie eir.stantly, as directed, will pre :ate :Vell to old age. by R. 3UTLF.R. and SONS, Me met. r. . London ; and 34, tbe irMcipal Perfurnere and d Ki;.rdom. B. Purchasers le ',mite and address of " Buller, 4 , ,tc,,nr and label attached So each bar a.: 1;4;11V MM are time swhd uot.ler cth Powder.. SON respectfully caution the nerfeit Macassar Oil, injurious to the 3WLANDS lICASSAII. OIL, el in red itk " A. Rowlard and :.sed. This Oil is the origlnal and to Lord the greatest nourishment to the scurf, harshness, and dryness, r into., change of cEntate, accouche -7..rg off or tural•lg r--y, strengthens lir grow on bald places, rnakrs the prevents the curl falling In damp ;, eve-brnws, &c. its superior and •he AZir;;St Ftr.)uage of their Royal tte Duchess of York, and Duke 'my tLe Ernyemr of Rupsis, by their tid. sald enz Et..121:11 per V.tier, of TY 7.2.1 - 1 , sitt- rely wet ion, it inin-...eiatcly yroduct: a ev iL it , Lye-1.r0w3 ' Whi ••:. at Brown or Rack, n:::^+ this Dyt auge 11-2: with ;at: —lr., Ink ' n .:y . t :Tarot's:l, by tbc see pro co.l.er of Nirby.strt-t , t, C.!: first or Cstretrti, .I., , padan ; ::ad tyl ; •:, 24..41; Smyth a...a CO. ,!7, Out ••• ; Newberry sp.! Stirs, 41, .V.:f.xurs :-Icdiclac Japan 1.31: TO; a.?...)1.i.KT1 1/7, nal Grater=, Dila;";:tr4l f 4" le. ad each. PAINT : Entree Itlrt.Trnuatr, .t:ND Gran pgr cwt. sc - - It 3 . - ZIG l...zdzt • • 411 t- to t'ain t' CsiT.ir Brown 17. At .r ("wt. 50 &anal L e ao. 43 1.1 en Ire S'v•ri a.:lns.yerGa I . Sr.:pi Paints g rz. 4 11..6••••ne appearance IL.I rar ealats, ?vac ta.e. v... 5, hove 47,4 :: a cartain P 7 .3 :rt.. nearly aqua) Waite Lead, Var:leatin L- , S arc of tha L. c e and from :tit manni be (awl superior to tha Vm•hants and the 'rrse.a rta. No quantity Ims !lon and 1 Cwt. FOR PI Z:RAVING AND pa VEGETABLE I ug baen the appends: is unnecessary to 'Aro E::/ , .:npoted of %%tub: .1 or perni-ions infra - 4 4 , , ..itunsagair.st Eh. u O r *" . i 4 last va-!... to ann g2r.erall, v.v. :ls of the I‘eth ; !Ica , aXV :•.:Lruel of peal ta a c iaad•d) on the ht rtil.sest to :0 11 : T, • .t it: lh stood EL ra 1,17 e, !, cell at. Dublin; and Z. .`ac-.Fhout .he Z. • "r, C 'a 11 . Ern i i..:ir..,,a . 4 4 : 4 A lt rooti;Sle Tio; A ROWLI) =runs' • "?".I . "is P.() (ti t . • • :1 • •'.•" •:" • • ••• ' :* • : . • ‘i . I% .c.• IS ~ Teo, + . Is:; ' . , - • . • , -, , . . .-s. ..i.. li t % ,-: ~ ••,,t ., 1.. . I -::.• • •s a y,k!'': , C r i?.:.:• - 1 - - . oL., - ! ...- r V 44 1.-i.,' - - ~ .. ) :iy .;:. .• r . • f i..., ..- . ay. ,„ 0.24. .... 0.2 ‘,.._....., , . . . SATURDrAT I 'AUGUST 15, 1818. . • .. 1 ,. 'RICE SINEN-PENC, . i 1 ' _.. . , . li 1 1 i t; ;; • 1 I 1 •• I / 4. k 11 1 1 i ~ I is, I I , Itl t , . 1 . J i I 1 . . The capital )lan-ion House called ASTON, recently and sub standellylnilt of brick and Stone strerc‘d, tauate at the foot of Stokencharch the Coumty of (Word, adapted for the accnnur:odmtion oc.a Gentkniza of the first diseinetion, corsistirg of tr,:a%ro•k3 welatruved ,:tportrncLiLs of hazdiorne propor tions, all reqnbize Oates, Coach-houses, and Stabling for about twenty hairier, an ezeclleat . Kitchen Ggedeu*ell stocked and cloned, and watered by a erten; Swing - by *toddy, Orchard, beautifqlll.-urtraugrounds, lahlbot ssitbroeiscaste k orsismettce by thrision 43411cl:ions, Gnovis Lawn, Lot Sii.4.t o: Wetter stors4wish supgisi by a psr?stuzil talaLtl , , in Width chtte is in Indent Kermit Grotto, ind'iloist ' and rural Coo with .a Ficwer Garde, L;rmiTig a very dtt,- cable retreat • : he Lardstucand *lose a:‘ out ig 'park- Me style ; t he whole Rs - ..ate contains about EIGIST HUNDRZU AND•IWENTT-THIIER ACRI:S of tdeadow, rasture, and L ; Chia and ant to hind, the re. malnder d:idilcd into elVibie Fa ntl , wok gond liirus :louses, par:, Stables, and Out-buildiags, and sundry ornament...l Cot ,t ages;Litc. tke situation .healthy, the prospi.ets most delightful, 'embracing a very extended Scenery - formi-g tm Amphitheatrt of Hills, called the CHILTERNS, which are covered with Timber, divewif.ed by Inclosures and I):Aires depastured by Sheep. The high road to Oxford (from which it is distant 15 bdies) passes through the Estate, and. only 40 mUco from Lordol. To be vkwed by applying to Mr. Lne;l:tarn at the Mantle" of whom Partiodars may b had;. at the Swam, Tetaworth; Star, Oxford; Red Liva, iijh Wycom:.):;l,Vl.l-,:f1ut,1de31.4- on-Thainra; Sun, tanleuhrad:-Castle, 'gat 1/1;1; 31estrt. W. and R. Swa-nes, ikUnal t. Mr. Lurfoot, Solicitor, Kieg's nenan i -W.alc, Ton:pie:a: Cia.rraF.-ay's;an,i of Xr. Warerlclr,.trect, Golden-s.- v are, Nvh.:Te a l'..ta ate Estate. may b., seen. A i , TUE IN"PEItROOATIV`E • SYSTLIIIIV EDUCATION. • T is now ahoyelwenty years since the Proprietor, I of the under.neationad Works estistnitto4 to Conductors of 'S:ehoola tholzot sPecimene of that series of 'unproved taris*Bboks which he bud plan-red itarthe porpoise of Pacititating Noe. re t str og ion •of Youth, ,ami,rendering the awn opt InfeWledgifit , Once' pleasant, raPtd, atM certain. Tn . tflystein has since been known to the world nnd'r the denombition of the Ir.terrogative System; and, as opposed to some popular me chanical Systtzr.s its Inventor has also de fi ned it, by way of ettiinenee, the Tl;inhing or Intrlie:t•tal ystem--f.. - otn the obli gation to think, car mentally work, on the subject of study which it imports on the pupil; and from the general itnprovementof the intelleatal Nult;;;„ of which habitual caentalexeteise ist i a necessary, cOnsequence. Tnis giot.in, in the popular works ititb •lished under the narnes of Gobl,mith.*Bliir. Thrrow;Adair, ke. has het:n intrtainceil itko nearly evuoy School of character itsthe British Entpire, and has met Wi:il a degree of approbation far exceeding the original expectations of its author. The principle of teaching by Questions witlant Answers., which requires that , the pupil should furnish answers to questions, often complicated; from the scattered data of his book, demanded various prepara tions oat the part of the tutor; but the publication'of the Tutor's liey, coutaining answers to above six thousand cpestians, removed every difficulty in practice. Among she competitorsof the Interrogative System, the re opened name of PINITAGOaI has appeared ; but • it oa;ht to 'le known that his System is precisely that to which the public at tention is now invited, but which was taught in England many years before the name of Passrat.out in any manner transpired. Others have apnexed Tuitions to the it b/sol/s, and chimed kindred merit; but; by an unhapsy micconceptign of the prin eiple, their questions accord in arrangement evactly with the order of the data to which they refer, and tivariorat afford no exarcise to the Intellectual faculties. Others ,gala have so far mistaken the term " Interrogative System, " as to obtrude on the Public, under luesanction ' a series of ooka on the obsolete plan c' c : /..cstion and answer. While others have basely imitated both tsar inventor's plan and his ;looks, and have produced va rious se,ierticial, vul,7ar, and ins/WTI - en: compilations, whose. on.y recominendathns have been thele•elose imitation of his .paces, types, ornaments, and blodhlgs. As a meant of protecting the l'ublie og kiltst nll such artifices, and or supportin-• the reputation oF his Series of Books, he has therefore judged it expedient to subjoin .1 COMPLETE LIST of these ORTGINAC WORKS: 1. beam's UtaYERS&T. Perm:rms.; or,'Cleneral Gra•arnar of all Arts and Sciences : serving as a Universal Text-IlnA :or every all Schooli,.-is.. 6d. with 600 Questions, soul sips rattly at 11. Gatux.tkpf Gr.nntat Gencaarsrr ; lack& iny on the Glebes, and 600 Questions for Exercise, with Maps, Views, &c. 3s. 64. 3. 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Paul's Church-yard ; sad', of ail llooksellets. 'MT DDI.ETO CtikSTISI IrTATF.,II.:I `' Cl ro !;,.. Two Tilo: , •• aiot Siver.i3j/ - cro.A.iysciE ' • .0 4 .•:1::10,7•upiori'd.: 44t:17ts far Antal:a. • • • • • • . . -- -- ---. M 0 triavrT,N,___oB Tr".. :Viz?, 1.44;;;:5t h.% at 13 0'c1"...:, 11 !Te17.: , .. V11:4 -4.STAT.F.,..ig*s• & : fotz•ldar .•, , iprq: , ili:y . ket , . witi..eil ta li t e g umancitpc.trlitt prizstenas:, ilehci.t4o mcs: rei;:c ,- . ~ 1 41 e p.Nairs, . -, 64,1-.n a:pi:Aural vv.:tn.: IV A S l'f• ' ...V .. . .. _ . .. . . . . - . secli rht tr,i!fe.q . ; of the *Ca pntt cf 7.7 fr, oa ;le hi:a foul ;.. which passes fist two talks ti.rovsh the Estate. lt:tens.ise rights ate attLtliQd to it. It is abundantly stocked farae...oiscut r.inety .bias froto Imrdon, in a favourke Catit.ty for the re,idencc of Gentlemen avtl kunst:um. For Particulars and Co:lei:ion! of S.:l,apkly to Mr. BarLtt, • Emnsenan's Farm, nese Lena Mr. Wakefield, Land :::urv..yoe and Awn, mecr, No. 42, p.:41 Metsrs. \qualm 4 Solicluari, Lin:olis Inn; Mr. Wake :kid, Brook -street, ipsw:ch: .Mesna. Jervis, fk.licitors, Littuti r..Z.Fitritzli, Land tierv.. vas-, Norwich; Edmund liazren, rag. „flityrks, near Walt; joLl Drilttlecn, Mo. liarinc.uth; Yarrin3ton. Swa!iboa.; :.I.!.srs. Taylor and Bra..va, IKte; Timothy tir.liciusr, At. Llniood's B . !ry ; Idt ma. Chalk ai:d I;:t.::r.siorilt at lh • l'hree C;;Fs, e!oltio :ter ; :xi( Gu:raw4l-'s 1:17.§5,11 go GOSS' anti Co. 11: onabers of the Roy, 13F-11- College of Stoyoons In Toolon, hove sedulous]; d on: d their attention for these lost 17 years to the study of :lacy- di ler ders which so fn.-seemly cm:sit:toe aud too of n prevert, that in-otiroatile blesiion roanimontai felicity. The monsoon, :off catissos they have hitherto received from norsons or - o ht fart (1:-- • • ..MIDDLESEN. tinction, and the uniform success atter ding their ..iincii...r mode lIILJA NG DON, online, !Loud its UXBRIDGE, Terns num. of treatment in such complaints, induces them tine pcb:i •Iy tie CAPITAL 'MANSION, with Coach-houos, Stable. and offer their iniStiIICC In ell caeo of debility so irficioncy, wh o Otte-huildhos,' rote:tine WALf.P.O GM:DENS, CR A- ther resalting from the too frecrs ncy of participative In the ga:e- PIO RV, HOT-lIDUSE—a Compact COTTACI: RESI- ties of fashinnehl.• lire, the unboundt d bidet:race of lih-rti ego, DE N:,: t., with Carden, Stehle, Barn _&c. —Cottages end c . a 3.oret solitary haltit, which woakens the en4rgy of :he m:..•, ( ia• - •!.•:•A and sundry Enclosures of M eadow, Pasture, and. and (lobo!s the lino-roof youth, by producing stet Ility in the to.e Arob:c Ilanii, containing upwards of sex, and in.pmene - i.t the other, they otror a sate .end remanent ONI: :ii.:N DitED AND SEVEN ACRES. . core. To thooo who, from suck sounpleints, are prevented toter ino into the Married sta., art] wham: ti to seek relief brool o r, r By Mr. ROBINS, their infirmities it? silence, it must loonasoHno, to know, hoto- At narrtway's Coffee-boose in Exchange-Alley, CornhM, on ever difficult o r h o op ootoe i t h e core may b e deemed by other TOURS* ti tke 17th of S;ptsonber, IBIS, at Twelve o'Clock, proctitiosters, that hy ato ' , oration ond infailibie-method they t o r y in Two la:ts, he restmed to 2 &Arid arid sioorons - coostituticm. A eenaia Ft IHE Voloob:e FRI:MOLD anti COPVIOL1) d 1 f _low, to, res t ursoly connocted in a inoinent oi istdiscretitio, 31:il .I: I:OTATES, Tithe-foie, situate at Hillingdon; on the rool t very nrcies of Venereal infortion, by a mild and nor ..,ser-feniste to Uxbri.loo ..e n . it .1. mode of treatraeot, is ..previlly auti radically r m ved w h o lso orricteres of he Co.olira -..- restraint In diet or exerriso, es a - t d 1.0: Oos, comprises the CA PITAL SPACIOUS MAN- Glees, which eel. at- essaided to rots-here a abort period, witior o y SION-110USE, seated inn PARK, ornaruerted by :Me-grown recourse to thr iodide, and. a:stool-0,s ..Octs of the Caustic; ref : . Timber, erected at a veto considerabk eopenie by a ceithrated Architect in the Itolian style, adapted' for the liesidence of a emcee of whiila cots be tivim to several Noblemen aad Cemicm co • •• Family of *Distincion, comanding moonaite =1 iuterostiog of high respeotahility, ',hoboes- beau cured In' a very short period, after having laboured underissitoorrs for many years. views in various directios.s. • The Property of COUNT DE S.ILIS. • , pktiges of eon:rabbi hie e phicashoveloont defeata, it may a!so he Planned with suites of very commodious Apartments of good n pleasing rel . :Lotion to linlave t that -by 4 proper persereraccit in proportions, capital prinetpal or.d otiorolary. Store Staircases, thsorrurnetlies, the orneetie 1..03.4. to oolovotod, and the briscon.. Wateectosets, excellent Oakes of and eizriptions, Stroag lloom, wean, removed, Ml 'ors. (heat and CO: , -.:ittively professing the Wine Cellars, ace. The Basetamt b encompassed by a wid e cure of these von ieuior so 0.0 . .1.. toss, io osder that they moo nor to Area, in which there are cool Larders, and numerous Vaults marked by a mistaken few, with the oldsouy so justly at:ldled to fur doinestic purposes. Doodled and scroened front the Man- the ignorant empiric, think it butjusdco to the,nnelves to state, don, a Flower Garden and capital Grein.hottse *ith flues, Oar- that they have been properiY eductited and initiated into ovs, pi dener's Douse, Brew-houu, Wash-house, I.oundry. Dryiug- branch of the profession 'certificites Of which from various boo. ground, Slaughter-house, &t. Commdricating with a Stable- p i t i l s , an d test i mot LI. Iromtite.higliess professional authodt'es, yard, enclosed by foldirg gates, Stables for tea Itorses, two I t h e y have to coirsinve any ingoitor. • !Oat 4 residence in the Coach-houses, with Lofts' an.: Mens' Rooms over ; Dove-cotes warrin hemi7hcre of our eastern world as Well as In other I Y es Farm-yaod, with Cow-h.:us , : Sheds, &r. a very capital Kitchen I embolden* them re osoeit,Thit t:neir rennet-hos ha-aog bese t] coo_ Garden, watedzod cress-walled, • clotheti with nomerous Fruit- fined t.. diseases alreadis trourneresed, they hold out a cero , ion 1 : trees, nearly Two Acres, well stocked, croiyed, and panted re novatiao to 'such asotray labour tote /node debilitating eiracto : with Standard .and Eipolier Trees, Caapery, dice. bee shady a fife passed under the torrid zone $ and farther, that hoeitsp he .ti Walks, Fends, Ice-house, Cottages, &c. containing nearly opportetsLiealn their orofessionol capacity of forming an iotit...ow NINETY-FOLTR ACRES. atontaintance with the coustilutiOnal , hatits of seafaring (:(tactic, Within fo u rteen mike of the Metropolis ana one o f nb e id ge , , they °Err to them the Best 'tantrar.ceb of •Ittuneditt relief; that success rcsulttin from their emboveno fast induced thorn ..o Ltrr.S. A Compsc' COTTAGE It DENCE, situate ....., tioar , ' cult ti t. Progeti.;:t 04 ULU" 4iouisiu - 'praciitiou . vr ; anti they presume the (arguing Lot, °n the t°34 to th ' elh tF t°° , 4°4 „ kia l c .. l ' "'''', 4 4 : that their p-:iticaitios constitute a fair go3uoti for the uapte,... a neat Fere-cocrts S'eod Garden, Y 6ll -* st- I :'''' , '' 3311, c" -e " 11 '" dental oonsideoce solidi Which they'll:ore II thellublio been • iv; sundry Inclosufts, containin g upwards. l'Ol:xrili.:3 ACMES i iii , j. , c:aly of Meadow Land, with a Fishpond stcrod with fish. honoured. ' '••• • • • Tube comiutta stolicir house daily, versottaly or by Icons, 1b be viewed irTickets; Partletiurs may he had on the ,by puts opLith ; er,te with aettecy, do :clay, acid.eth,n;„...,. Prernisea, aud of Kr. S eld. Ilillinodost, %who will show Lot , Patieuts in the coutetry aro roc oosted testate the partied/so . of olli - Two. Particulars at. tag White thine, iJobeidge; :aim Castle, their case, age, and watner stililii4, iodosiog a.reMittnao, for tat,ardi ; the Jiou p Maidenhis al ; Wit;:e ; hoo t Windt t; MC. 1 advice said medicines, and the ritertstieslwid'int given or for .... t o Adams; Condole Bridge; -.---, I hinnodon ; the Adam and' ded to any part of the ii.ngdono. Eve, Ilayes I White Hart, and Itsol L!-.:, Southall; Itch Lion, I uo-s and Co. Snotioao 13, Tlonvorboatreet, Fiereetrost. . Vows of :ont o ; footilior (em.;: :: n t ~ .11 Bretford; of mount. Burley, Moore, and Lake, Solicitors, „Lot, poldishsol, the Lincolesion; at Garrawoy's ; and of Mr. lio'nos, Warwick- e l le ; hoe ut eee ,,,,,,,,. j t i. es ,, ... id co, 'l ' o bc 44 a ~,,„ i . .... street, Goidon- agnate , Where it Alan of the Estate - maybe sten. I p o , te b e o w , arse a WI n e op tu tf.: ; ,,, F 44 . 7 3 3. r • '