Star. — London, England, 1818-06-29 00:00:00

I FWIMPP•" . " - _ __ . c....z Per Cent . _ ~,,t .• , . . t--.e.-/XTos-/,. 47 (71 , " 4 " . l ''' • - ;%., 1 1,2t,. ~.%.• 1 • - / -744414L- t1 t ..• ,3„..,,, :,.:": , • ~,, 4.„. .nt. ... . I ~.,•ba i , • • .. ... . 0,, , - . _ . ff,.."..„ Aor ,Mfr ;.2: • . I( 4 S e c . ,i, .. ~ 4, • ..:. •ca :,: I C• _r: • 3 : ajdA4 F-ec41 1146... -I . **3.:* . _ •.; qr_likr ,, ,, N • 1 : - - ."-- t 4: 4., 49r .... ,3_. :• . t' . • • \977 6, ‘lO t• M[05 . 10 , 41% JUNE 29, 1818: PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. aiDUELarr-OFFICE, JUNE ss, Isis. 1 1 THL following is a Copy Of the Translation, re tend a this Office, of a Notlßeation lately issued by the .-j Danish Beard of Custom. and of Commerce, relative to tsar LfGIIT, erected on STECNS'IILiD, in the Island of 2x-b:4 -- , - BRITISH AND FOILZION ICHOOL socurry. • f I•HE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY MEET INC. of this SOCIETY wM be held at F1121311"1"' Hsu, on Tertressaar, the 2d 4 July next, when the Joint Pa ulus of this Institution, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes 01 KENT and SUSSEX am expected to support the President. his Orace the Duke of BEDFORD: The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. E. SCHWABE, Foreign Secretor'''. Tickets of Admission may be bad on ippHcation to William Allen. Ego. Treasurer, Plotigh-court, Lombard-otreet ; Rev. Dr. Schwabe, Foreign Seerctary, Little Alio-street ; the Members of the Committee; Mr. Millar, No. 11, Queen-street, Blooms bury; and Mr. Piston, British Free School, Borough Road. • GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER- Gcertmern, T HE STATE of the POLL for the last Two Days serves P. show that protection to their Persona ;AU the chief thing required ris induce the respectable li.latbitants this aty to tome forward and spew their real ical:,ations. D:sabisal as Sir Murray Maas; ell Ls, to the base attack w hith has bean istadgupon Mtn, from perso.,:ily testifyi- 1 his fet_ti::o, his gratitude is ►till unhuuntletLand the bed o:sichnessisch,er t si by t reports be receives of the introasing confidence t.f bia countrymen. • onferrail with a most ,gracions Royal Command, and fc: the i.eutAy of N:.vigation to and from the Baltic, a new p is beer, constructed on Sterns Head, commonly called Kliut, on the bland of Zez.lund. rair L:ht consists of revolving Lamps, with .14 Reflectors, !..rn .euni in three minutes, sat that six strong reflections u b e seen in that space of time, the Light disappearing during Its i nt err,ili; yet, on approaching It sufficiently near, a gleam 0 t'.: I:1 , 11;s will he visible even during those intervals. '• This Why wilt thereby be distinguishable from the open Ccal upon l'alsterbo, on the Opposite Coast of Sweden, :tulip; the Winter Months. • .!ew Litht on Semis Klint is 140 feet above the sur ge pf miter, and is placed in a building which stands 4400 s,,th, re East (true &ming) tram Hoierups Church, on ▪ filge of Sterns Mint. • Le, h.,inting will be lvpt white ebastautly, and therefor ..i• very distinguishable sea-mark by day also. • I.., ; 'st will commence burning on the ist day of August 11;i1 will continue from that time lit one hour after ANY PERSONS having Claims upon the Estate of the late Lleutenaot EDMUND JENKINS of the Royal Navy, are reqfiested to +end the particulars thereof to the Office of Mr. Lark, No. 24, Eases-street, Strand, on or before the I sth of July next. Those unpolled Voters, who love their Con :.try, its Cer.sti tteion, and real freedom, who proudly feel the glory of the British name, and who sympathize with a brave and honourabit mats suffering under base oppression and unusual injary, it is hoped, testify those sentiments by joining at the different Committee ROOMS those Electors who have determin. d, is ...he ensuing days of the contest, to use their strenuo :5 and perseve ring cude2vours to place the Gallant Oift-eT in that titu4tioq which has so often before been the reward of the Grave, d the proud distinction of the City of Wesoniaster. STATT. or TIM POLL. - - :i361 1 Burdett - - 2739 I Hunt Committee Room, Eic7tardson's Cake hooey, Saturday. .Afternoon. PLAN and TEIt3IS of HIGH BEECH COL LEGIATE SCHOOL, near Woodford, Essex, by Mr. WILLI A MS (late Professor at the Royal Military College) and SON :—Anneal Stipend, 80 guinea* The aboVe sum Includes evert charge for Board, Washita}, Woolts; &e. and also for in struction in every branch of Science and Literature. No Pupil is admitted for a shorter period than one year, unless 10 guineas extra be paid on his admission ; all paymenta to be punctually made at the expiration of every six months. Several Students having lately retired, there are RIGHT 'VACANCIES to complete the limited number of sixty. Ileft•rences can be given to Families of distinction. Applications may be addressed to Mr. W. at the Grecian Coffin-horse, Eleveretx-court, Strand; at at High Beech. The School will be ready for the reception ailitadenta by Monday, .Tuly 13. until sun.rise from Easter to Michaelmas, and half an Lr ilia sic -act until sus-rise from Michaelmas to Flea." JOHN BALROW: Maxwell Romilly zs::s - MR& °PIE'S NEW TAM' Td, day ins puLlished, In 4 vola.l2mo. price 11 es. boards, VEW TALES.—By Mrs. OPIE.---Printed for Longmui, Hunt, Rea, Orrne, and Brown, London. Of whom may be hid, by the gismo Author, I. Father and Daughter, :a. 6d. beards. of Real Life in 3 yob. 1 6s. boards. ?. Simple Tales, 4 vo le. 12mo. 41 Is. boards. 1. Tempo; Of Domestic Scenes, 3 vols. Is. Valentine's or, 3 vola. I Smo. L 7 Is. C. reams, foolacap Svo. 6s. boards. WESTM I f%ITER ELE CTION. SUFFOLK. CIABDTET PIANOFORTE, with two Pedals, Silk Frost, complete, a solid good Instrument, with the new shifting movement so much approved of; shop price 60gs. for 38gs. Also a Square Pianoforte, with three drawers, by Tom kison, 28gs. cost 16gs. Ditto, at I`sgs. Ditto, 1.45. Horizontal Grand, at 45g5.--May be seen by day-light at Mr. Watlen's, 13, Leicester-place; also his new improved Patent Oblique Piano forte, so justly admired by every one, for its touch and tone, I coavenient form, and price. T" present CONTEST for the REPRESENT TA TION of the CITY of WESTMINSTER being truly of a public nature, the Friends and Supporters of Sir RRA MAXWELL have determined to entt r into a SUBSCRIP TION for defraying the nece:sary Espeoses of the Election.; and Notice is hereby given, that Subscriptions will to received at Messrs. Hoare's, Fleet-surer; hfessrs. Birch are. Co. Bt s 4. ; Messrs. Berries and Co. St. James's.strett ; and Fir John Purring and Co. CornhilL VA umnLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED. MANOR of GOR GETS, lo the Parish of THORPE NTO RIE.UX ; nearly TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY _ACRES of 31EADOW, PASTURE, and ARABIA?. LANDS, with Valuable BRICK and TILE-KILNS, con tiguo,is to Four capital Market Towns. A very Eligible Pro perty for the Investment of Money. By Mr. ROBINS, PRESENT STATE OF AMERICA. This day was publialnd, in One large VoL he, - 11 MERICA and her RESOURCES; or, A Mow of the Agicultural, Commercial, Mataufscauring, Pohticti,ll..erary, Moral, and Religious Capacity and Chap truer of the American People. fly JOHN BfIISTED, Co-nsellor at Law, New York. PAnted for Henry Colburn, Conduit.street. TO CLOTHIERS. TO BE LET FOR A LONG TERM OF YEARS, A CAPITAL New WATER WHEEL, working 41 wholly by gravitation on eight feet Fall, with a regular 'apply of Water, capable of driving four broad Gig Mills, situa tednear the Clothing Towns of Bradford, Trowbridge, rrome, atc. &c. also Factory Room over the above, with power to drive 31 pair of Sheer-frames, Brushing Machine; &c. from 'another large Water-wheel working on the same principle, with other necessary accommodations. The Ladies having already taken a decided lead is the S scriptlon, it is earnestly hoped that the same liberality will a.:- tinue to he chewn by those fen - ale Friends to the Cause of Murray Maxwell, who may not have bztr.appriaud of the tier. Lions of their fair Cour.triwamtri, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on Tarvasoar, the I jth of July, lelB, at Twelve o'Cleck, in One Lot, IX A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land- Tax redeemed. The MANOR FARM of GORGIITS, in the parish of Thorpe Morieux--conshiting of nearly TWO lIUNDRED and NINETY ACRES WESTinxsTEit muctiON. For further particulars apply fir by letter post paid) to Messrs. 3. and J. Wastled, Bradford, Wilts. N. a The above to be Let either together or separate. of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and with valuable Brtek and Tile Kilns; a modern and substantial Farm-house, wi;h a smaller Farm-house, capital Burns, three comModious sables, Ilarness-houses ' Chair- bias, and Granaries over ; C haise-house, , Cart-house, Cow-house, Calf-pens, Piggerieq, and all rettai.ite Out-buildings erected within a few years, In the occupation of Mr. John Ma lley, and Messrs. Thomas and William Sparks, most respectable tenants, on lease, producing a nett rent of • SIX HUNDRED and FORTY POUNDS per Annuix . . . . . . THE Friends of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL are respectfully informed, that the DINNER intended for this Day, but in consequence of . his E:71!..” Postponed. is fixed - foritilEsDAY NEXT (TO-Z.IORROW), the 30th instant, at Six o'Cock, at wit 's Rooms, King street, St. James's square.—Tickets, at les. each, may be had at the Bar of the 'Dandled House Tavern, St. •Jamei-stre..t, until Twelve o'clock on that Day. Richardson 's Coffee-houre, June 27. I'lB. COMPLETION OF FRANKLIN'S MS& day was paini:Sed, in Quarto, illustrated with Plato, dm Third and Lase Volume of IIEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of IL BENJAMIN FRAigRLIN, LL.D. F.R.S..ko. Comprising numerous Political, Philosophical, and Miscalls. Popera, root Fabli,hesi from the Originals by his fr:adsoa, \MITA:4 TEstPLE FRANKLIN, Paq. Printed for Henry Cothorn, Conduit-street. A NEW LOTTERY, (The List for the Service of the Year), GREAT in Magnitude of Prizes, S NLL in Number of Tickets. SALES BY AUCTION. HAMPSTEAD, NE.III THE CHURCH The Estate is within about nine mil a of the cayital rum ket towns of Bury St. Edmund's, Hadleigh, Stow-market, and Sud bury, 15 from rpt*icb, sr.(' about 65 miles from London.' To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lan may be had ; of Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Nor wich ; at the Angel and Swan Inns, Norwich; the Angel and Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; Rose And Crown, So.lbury; Lien, Hadleigh ; White Horse, Ipre.ieh ; CAtps, Colchester; Bla - ck Boy, Chelmsford; at Carraway's ; of klr..Tilburf, Solicitor, Falcon-st reels Aldersgate-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, tioW.en-square, where a Ilan of the Estate may he scan. grOUCNTERACT the many attem that are Fts daily made to impose on th 2 nrwltv • SPLI:tIOUS COMPOSITION, instead of the GR.NI.;;N:I: BLACKING Fepae4 by GAY au,,t MAI:L . IN, they have adokted a new, Label LI viLkh thUr addrms, GCARROLL. the Contractor, submits, with . g r 1 ,4111 clifidma, a Scheme, which has received the korr c,„inesedatimei' of the Lord, the Treasury, embracing TWO Prizes of £50,03")! !! Only Eight Thousand Tickets! NO FIXED PRIZE WHATEVER! IN, is a tribute of gratitude for public favours conferred on G. CARROLL, the Cootraetor, he has made arrangements that I: Two Prise, arssurting to TWO THOUSAND SOVEREIGNS receive in addition Fight Pipes of Port or Madeira, being F:.7 Pre for each of the Two Prizes of I,boo Sovreigns, M propartioo for Shares, to be chasm by the lloldas SCHEME. t Prises cf PlO,OOO are £SO,COO Sterling t . . 2,000 - - 4,000 Sterling 2 - - 1,000 Sovereigns 2,000 Snvereigrs 3 . - 6:?..0 - - 1,500 Sterling i - - ;Apo - - wao Sterling 6 - - %J..) - - 1,200 Sterling '.O . - 100 - - 1,100 Sterling :3 - . 50 - - 1,000 Sterling ..Y.O - 3 - - 7,300 Sterling t Mitts XSO,OuO Draws 4ti AUGUST. 7eittl azd are are &Ding by G. cAnnoLL, the Con t".", Na. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-stroet, London : and dhisArents throughout the Country, who shared and sold, :an Lottery, when G. Carroll wax tb. Contractor, N0..!,645, a Prize of £20,210, No. 4,349, a Prize of J.... 0.000, Win the Lottery just ended, Wo. 9,491, a Prize of £20,000. E:f..!..II:IGHT CAPITALS of £l,OOO, £.500, &e., AS USUAL! (S; _PIZ AY, the 26th J une , th e Lottery finish ed '"orut, when tl.e following Capital Prizes were sold ^4 Onr.:4 by BISH, 4, roz:Hui, and 5, CIiARING-CROSS, tity 'is twat) greater in number and amount than those sold by any other Offiet:-heeper. ''' ) .9.‘ l ‘o4, drawn a Prize of £9,000, .3.1.1 a Sixtbdravrn Prize above £l,OOO, entitled to 503,000 additi Makin g a Grand Prize of 03,000! &Id in 16 Sixteenths. • se.:oo . 3,C46 500 3,753 300 4,407 SOO 3,36'3 93 SOO 7,2C0 scio :C,5 1 111 3GO 13,6 Li SCO r - 500 I -4440 tad, nn the rim Lot tit tt4 t. I.tgo "✓ll 1,•. • t2OO 1(.)0 100 200 900 2010 200 900 &c. Ste. ..~ red Second Days of the same ' - 1 41000 •:'q - 1,010 • 2 1,010 - 1110 , 4 •1 - I,cCs E, a - 1,005 • I,CCS : 5'70 5, 30 Fksres for a New Tancfry are now on Salo, to :'• : •••••"g 4th or AUGUST, conpir.iri g Two Prizes of rae "ty 400 Tickets. V. , is !Le 1 - trittcr i which contained Prizes of Rsoooo tiE1!!! st.c. T ro, POTH IN SHARES , . 10.296 - .2500 3,933 - 300 4,707 - 300 9,0r,9 - 303 - 200 0,051 - 230 10,039 - 200 13,703 - 200 &-. &c. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCr., with OFFICES, excellent GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, SHEET of WATER, &e.—fly Mr. ROBINS, At Garrauray's Coffee-house, in Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on Tennesair, the 16th July, 18111, at Twelve o'clock, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and• small part COPYHOLD, ESTATE: comprising a most elegant , Villa Residence, situate at liar.l2stead, adapted for the accom modation of a family of the first respectabillty, seated on a beau.' din' lawn, commanding extensive rich views of the country. The property of THOMAS WILSON, Fag. The House is surrounded by a fine thriving Plantatioa, contain ing, on the Upper Story, a good Bed-chamber, with Closets, three Servants -rooms, a Store-room, &c. First Storey, a Lady's Mowing-room, neatly finished; seven excellent Bed-rooms, &c. Dressing-room, large Nursery, Store-closet, Water-closet, &c. Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance, paved Hall, Butler', and Footman's Pantrit.4, Water laid on, a Billiard-room, Store-do.. set, &c. a cheerful elegant Drawing-room, a Breakfast-room, neatly finished, a capital lofty Dining-parlour, roomy Passages, Water-closet, &c. principal and secondary Staircases, House keeper's-rooms, Wine and Beer Cellars. The Daces comprise a good Kitchen, Larder, Pantries, and Servants' Hall, Store Closet, Cellar for Coals and Beer, Dairy,Larder, Scullery, &c. Dairy, Wash-horse, and Laundry, and Eight Servant' rooms over. Drying-hound, &e. a Coach-house, Stabling for five Horses, Harness-room, Hay-room, &c. a Cart, Stable fir three Hones, Poultry-houses, and various Out-buildings, Lavers, and Pleasure-grounds, excellent Gardens, part walled, and hinted with choice Fruit-trees, aGardensn's Cottage, &c. The whole upwards of FOUR ACRES and a HALF; Tythe Free, and Land Tax redeemed. Also, a MEADOW of SIX ACRES, held on Lease. The tvholc is well supplied with Water, and immediate r ms. session may be had. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may 1•e had on the Premises; at earraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwirk-street, Galden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CORNWALL )4ANORS, Fitts HOLD,ESTATES, ace. upwadrof TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and Y ACRES Ity Mr. ROBINS, Early in the Month of August, 1818, at the King's Arms, in LlAteard, anti in Bodmin, QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTAtES, A—, situate in the several Parishes of St. Neot's htmhenist, Cker, lkdmin, St. Kew, and l'oundstock, with the Nianors of St Neet's, St. Neot Barrett, and 'Frevego, Tregondale, and Lemetlion. The whole containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, Of part are at Will, part held by Leases far Terms cer taro, and part held upon Leases for Lives. Dzs:riptive Particulars will be ready for delivery one month previous to the Sale, and may be had at Messrs. lityld and Hayes Office, 7.02, IS.:clford-row ; of Mr. Pintrose !Alward ; anti of Mr. Child, at the lin t 's Arms, liskeard and Dultuin; the Hotel, Falmouth; the Fountain, Plymouth Dock; the lAA don Inn, Eteter • White Hart, Sall:bury • Bush, Bristol; th.! White Lion. !lath; the Hotel, and Mr. Vinstanle7, Liverpool; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Ga.raway's Cuffee4t...use, Eaeltane‘ailey, Cornhill ; and of hir. Robins, Warvtiek-street, GoWen.square, London, where Plana may be WWI. YORKSHIRE, LAST RIDING. GABALVA, GLAMORGANSIIIRF, BETWEEN CARDIFF AND LLANDAFF. Desirable FAMILY RESTt, FNCF.,with excellent orrtens, LAWNS, PLEASWItMGROUNDS, FLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDENS, GItEEN-1101RM PEACH DOUSE, PINERY, and SUCCESSION HOUSES, and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, the River Taff flowing in front of the House. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-home, Exchange' Alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, July 16, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in one Lot, AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, GABALVAi compri.ing a very eligible Residence, adapted for the accommo,lati3n of a Family of the first respec tability, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, commanding de lightful and flighty interesting views of the adjazent count within Half a Mile of LLANDAFF, and Three of CAR DIFF, on the Balks of the river Taff, which affords fine Sal mon and Trout-fishing, late the Residence of Sir ROBERT LYSCII BLossk; Bart. deceased. The House contains a spacious Dining and Drawing-room, Li brary, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Butler'. Pantry, Store-room, Kitchen, Scollery, Pantry, Hot a nd Cold Baths, tee. end Cellars la the Basement; on the Principal Storey, a Break fast-room, five best Bed-chambers, five It ies for Servants, and five Sleeping-rooms over, Comb-house and Stibles for Eight Horses, Harnem-room, Laundry, Wash and Brew-house, two Barns, Dairy, Granaries, Cattle-honses Ike. in- excellent Re pair; a Capital Flower Garden extensive Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, Green and Peach-houses, Pinery, Succession Homes,' and Gardener's House, with ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONF. ACRF.S Of Meadow, Arable , and Wood Land. Ilandaff is a good Sea port, afford s every accommodation of water carriage, and the Neighbourhood hinhly respectable. To be viewed by applying at 9sbalva, where Particulars may be had of Edward P. Rizhards, Esq. and the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; of Mr Simpson, the Bear, Cowbridge; King's Head, Newport ; Bohm Anna, Chepstow; King's Heads Gloucester ; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath • of Messrs. Williams, Whit mese, esti Co. Solicitors Lincol n' s Inn ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robb's, Warwick:street. Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate Slay be atm. Valuable PREEIIOLI) ESTATES, Lind-tax redeemed, a very eligible Property for Investment, the Manor of Thorn ton-House, Thornton Linda, and bishoroil Farms, upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRESof Rick PASTURE, MEADOW, and ARABLE LAND, adjoining the River Ouze and the Humber; four front Bowdon, threy from North and South Cave, and about 16, miles from Hull, with a right of Fishery. By Mr. ROBINS, At °areaway's, on TiII'RSDAT, August 13 at TwOvn, iu Four Lots, by direction of the Trustees of the late Airs. GODDARD, dtetaied, - A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land. IX Tax redeemed, the MANOR of TRONTON HOUSE and THORNTON LANDS, and IHSHOPBOII. FARM, extending over the towns Lips of Newton and Scalby, in t h e parish of 131acktoft and South Pave, with the right of Fishery in the River °tat. Thornton Manor House is a ver7 excel lent Residence, erected by the late Proprietor, at a c onoderable I expense, with dome,:io Offices and Farming Buildings, Gar. dens, and Yard, wailed in, and arranged with great judgment for converience and du:ability, and upwards of .. SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, lying compact, bourded on the South by the. River•Onze and the Humber, opposite the mouth of the River Trelit, situate within four miles of Howden, and three of North and South Cave, two of which are good Market Towns, and about 1: from Hull. The Market Weighton Navigation is within half a mile, which affords the greatest tad lity of procuring Manure, and Shipping Produce to the best Markets. The contiguity to the Ooze presents a favourable 01- Inrtunity of improvement to a considerable part of the Parat.., the occupation of Mr. George Smith, Mr. Samuel Storr, ' and Mr. Charles Dudding, respectable Tenants at Will. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; ofn PIieTSON Fag. Solicitor, of Robert Spof forth. jun. Fag. Solicitor, and at the lialf-Moon,Howden ; Swan, Perrzbridge ; Grapes, Market Weightoo ; Red Lion, Drif field ;George, York; Angel, Doncaster; Waterside House 171r ton-on-Humber ; Cross Keys, Hull ; Saracen's Ikad, Ne wark ; George, Stamford ; Rein Deer. Linc .1n; of Messrs. Jones aunt Baternen, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Young, is, Parliatnern street ; Mr. Shaw, Christ's Hospital; at aurAway's and ut Mr. Robins, War-iick-atrebt, Goldva-•quare ; where • of the Estate may be aim. 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so cnnspicuously plaid thr centre, thot they tryst an :men. dun to thii, ud trio tiliferencssortly: trpe,trhich onsnlike 41 itur press, will cnaide purdasers oae,r to detect us. imposi The IL Japan BLACKING, Mr-dd and add Whet:L.le by DAY and SIARTIN, 97, fligh aa retailed It) the rrinciral Gro‘irs, Drcgtits, rer titmus,nuotanakers, Etc. in die iiiegilem, in b:sldiss, at 6d. Is. and it. 6d each. FOR "%Fs ERVI NG .101; BEA UTIFYING 711 TZETII - - 1 H E VEGETABLE. TOOTH •PoisiD has Inns been the aprmdage of every toiletof rank and L•shics, that ft is unnecessary to W.I. any further men noteodatina at ft. Bang composed of Vegetibles,and without the assista iceot airy natural or rrnizious ingrtilicnt whateverVit is fsee front the usual objectiom again.st the use of other Dentifrices. Its detei sive power is just sufficient to annihilate those destructive a 11 • orro ding particles which rener3lly adhere to the Gunts and in the in terstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the firmer, aril 'noting a new enamel of pearly whitenett (where it his been is jeered dr corroded) on the latter.. It akewise imparts a firms."' and beautiful redness to the gums to the breath the most do lectable sweetrees and if used constantly, as directed, will pre serve the Teeth in a sound sects even to old vv.. bold in Eases, at is. 9d. by IL BUTLit'...: sad SONS, Che mists, No. 4, Cheapride, touter of St. Landow ; at d 34, Fsickyill. • :meet, Dublin; and by the pex....ipal Perfunivrs and Boneseliers throughout the United Kingdom.. 27. B. Purchasers are requcesi b obseme that the Wen and atff;ress l'uSsar, 4, C4repsiie, arc tars as ii Lie stamp awl lobe! angelof et iath bas elf this esteem...l Dentifrs.e, AS .I.IIITinONI is arc um &At shake Ow Alia , liar of Vegetal* Teeth Powder. ►CORDIAL BALM of GII.EAD itnieer .l eoliy n•Ancuel. !AA to be the most agreeabk• and powerful ry..torative in ail N:1 D'Sert.rs ever discovered. 'Chia eel., brated Cordial is per iy el:a:lolls in all inward t" •:i' hiss of ..;..pet:te, •pr2ssion of spirits, trembling ..r ik WI? of thejtall , ll or drabs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and oonsumptive habits; it thins the blood, eases the most pains In *he bead and stomach, and promottgentieperspiratioo. By the Nobility and Centry this 11.3licirc is much admired, be pieesar.t to the taste and smed, gently astringini the fibres of 'lse stomach, and giving that preror tensity winch a good depts. that requires. Nothing can bo better adapted to help and non- Huh the constitu,l-n after a debauch with wine, ac. Me has boer s rid t y ie.... rystel ladividnols aplart Medicines that are advirniszd, but there ir a —ery hornrtant ebterration be made rearnting the Cordi tl Balm of tiikati, exit titiless its operation wia g •n:lv, , and el'irsciays in those compiar t r, i ce wbi:b it is recomm,-Altd, and untrersally admivistered with u - variable success, is could not bite attalnke: the unexamilthl dr maad it has acr:,.ired ; tor, ..ts it has rarely the :7tat advalt :Ft of a pi.rruarive adverate,so ne:ring bat his canvi • tion of it, v i rtti ,, , by its salutary elects, can induce persr....:r :nee, and yet reason aide ptssevcrinoe is certainly most requi.ate to enable ever, t h e happiest combhation of Cannicals denicals to r..et rut chronic disesefs, and r;f,tore the valet u.lin..ritti to h.:ahh. Sold by Leigh, &rand ; Bacon, ihfarii-Atre,t ; s ti a, n and Co. Bow Chards-rut( ; Butler, Chr..p.ide ; Tutt, elk( i.inge ; and Ward, Ilulbora ; I•sr'..;e his. each, ar feu: in wit. Bottle for 33.. by which one ill.. bottle saved, with the n mks " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," ergravoi on he Stamp. Kr Dr. Solomon exyects, when corstoite.f by I:tter, the ur: compliment of a Li. note to be inclosed, addri.fted, " Pioney Letter. Dr. Solomoa, Gilead-ilouze, near Llveipool. doub:c restage." Where may be had, The Celebrated ADIrTIRGCNT Loa :or, all C fecmal cure for Eruptioni oa the Face and Skin, p o ri-oar;y Pimples, Blotches,Tetters, IitOgIVOIMS, Tan, SUP 61.11.,, F. orki, Sid:Ties, Prickly Ileat, Ream-940f the , Ne,k. Seorhutic and Cutaneous eruptions ofevery de.ciip./0 ~ b. is g :he most valuable re.inkition and appendage to the evtr uCertel to the Nobility and Atm try in the fruited Ki •;,tr••.l. Trion 45.641. and 2.. tad. a Jt.ttle, rt.ti included. B e careful to .o , ,erve Oa were!' s• Kunl. I..v.rpeok," ens 'raised it tbe witnous wise are gsti4,te. , ( i,. • i I • . 1 $ ( 1, 1 ! . . 1 1 - ; ; 4 , 1 it J r i' 1 f ,I. 1 ! I . 1 f 1 : / t s 1 . I i 1 I i A ' ) . I , . , \ . , -,, , li L ; i . . ii , .: I 1 $ V i ( I r 1 , , I i I, ` Al . 1 I 1' I I ' Y 1 1 1 ti. SALES BY AtJCTION. I . - DULWICH COMMON.. Mettle RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, LAWNS, PLEA- { SU RE-GROUNDS, GA R I)E.NS, and MCA DOW LA ND about SEVENTEEN ACRES, with Immediate Possestion. DT Mr. ROBINS, At Gaeraway's Caffee.,house, In Riehanze-Alley, Cornhill, on Tiii:UiDAY, the 16th of July. at Twelve o'Clock, Dy order of tit: Proprietor, AVery Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under Dulwich College. for the remainder of a term of ' which Thirty-five Years are unexpired. HALL-PLACE, a 'pleasant, healthy, dry, delightful spot, corr.prising an excellent Family Residence, .eared on a fine Lwn, and commanding ex tensive views of the rich surrounding country. The House con tains, on the Upper &orey—three Servants' .6.4 arsbers and two Closets; Mr.t *pr e y — 4l capital prairin ooralnunisomtly fatted up, five excellent Di'd-thanibexs .4 Dressing -closet, a il re Nursery, and Rani' adjolning;'.Grohn ir foist —a good En. I trance-hall, a Library, small Dressing-rnomiSMAStore-romn, a spacious Dining-parlour neatly finished, alkealitase-rooms coin- . municating with a Conservatory, a ILI4IIO Room, good Kitchen , kellery, Coal-house, Beer a.til Wine-t e Disrs,.4, lirewhause mid 11 a;h-house, with v-M, a laandry, 'Daley; Larder; Pan-': tries, &c. a double Coaeh-hoese, a three-stall Stable, an open Stable for six horses, Cow-house, a Dorn, Piggeries, Shed, and Out-buildings; two Kin hen Gardens well planted with Fruit trees, Plantations and Pleasu:e-ground tastefully disposed, and dry Gravel Walks, piece of Water, two rich Meadows with long Shrubbery-Walk ; the whole containing upwards of sEVENTERN ACRES, all lying compact. There is a Family Pew in the College Chapel. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at the Greyhound, Dulwich ; Gold-an Lion, Camberwell ; and of Mr. Robins., Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.