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1 . . . - . , .... • - - : - 1 „ i f , • 4 1 ,44 , 1.eg l • • . • , ...i i. • ~.. , % • 'll. 'i • /' - $ .., ..441.:. :, ' _4 .. , • a." • • • • • 4)., ` I ....;) , 0 I .. • 1..... - ..f . • :, ) 4 4 ; .. . . . • ;. , - • •16, t rya • • . . •.. • 4 ,_.`_:,. ' %,4 • ... . • so, I , ... ....- . - •''' 1 11\ 0 - . .. - - . . •. „ • . -. .: - • .-% .. . . .• . . 4.. . . - . . • •• i S A ' ? joss API. ;mit* fciliwtay )4W Anaemia** *SI be , condone. sway Evenbtg, übtil further Notice. IDEAL AMPH [THU:PRE. (ASTLEY'S,) • WESTMINS Flat-ERID PratS PRESENT EVENING, JULY 9, As J. Twatorrow, July 4, at ,Heltpast Sin. predsc.ir, will be to, the favourite Mibtarc Spectate; tilted The Heroic • 0E sa d CAPTURE of BADAIO2, by the Allied Amy', wig field.Menbal Lord Welllngtoo.-41. The extraortlinary.eas Ohm ei the *Mac r Academical Doi; also of the two sesu LegoDegeo.4: A Grand Sues Spectacle, in two Ale 4, e g s i TOURS the TIGER ; or the Banditti, aselstedlit *inswing Troop of Eissatilie Astists.--A. Mr. Dticrow Little Dist's) new and astraielag.eleveted Rope Dewing, to kale bb extraory Egtteltriaa . Agility On a single Howe.. .4,00 win be the kantabitle Pantomime of The DREAM. se half-past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pk at batSpast &ght. limes to be taken at the Maur% • " - FRIDAs : fR. NIGHTI24OALEIs PORTRAITURE Of Ama the RIMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION will be publ•shed early Thls oath, by Messrs. Lonplan end Co. Pasecooster. row, and . Booker, New Bead-it een Dior gam IiDUCATION at BIGGLESWADE, BEDS. IA SALMON., in returning his :no st sincere th an ki •JP • the Nobility and Gentry who brave honoured his Eitad loam with their support, begs leave to inform them that the kilawlllie-open on tbe 90th of •Jitly, and tbat he has almost sp tie Nadi iwynber of select Pupilsto which :be has lstely boded to natifitifNmself: At present he cad ucammodstr, two itker Young 'Gentlemen : Teeing, 60 Guineas a Year, each. —lstegsrd to the Dahmer in which'they . arsibisarded, treated, sedednowed, references will be given to the Nobility and Gen try wiesesons are already on the establishment, to the end that tines Fires s who feel anxieties in parting with their Children, sal acetate themselves that the utmost care And selection are ”Idhere to the Health, Motels, Comfort, and Improvement of thallpflt•-rßiggleswa le, I cite 95, 1819. . . sLATsra PATENT COOKING APWATus. p T. LEMAITRE,. mole Agent. takes the Mery et .• of infeelmitig bia Friends and the Public he now exhibits beside tke above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, Si, Castle -street, Holborn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom; ind le tdost clean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing; misting, baldng, beading and boiling. A dinner fur =lenses . • •an he dressed with less than peek of coals. . • N. n. The Apparatus Is generally In use, and ready frpt biped. hr hem one to.four o'clock- RRITISH PRi OOF TABLES of CALC'ULA• I) TION, by the Author of Strictures on Book-keeping and . dements. Each Table conga. of five Columns, exhibiting, a able or integral Nuntls.9r; with the.}, 4 and 4 on every Penny lad Shilling, frons id. to 2016 The fifth or Farthing Column, the berme from the whole Number, and attached. to all the 25$ Tables, by which indubitable correctness is clearly attained from Ito 20s. and from I to 56,000, with the application to lbs. qrs. ewts. v . Tons, by a Table of the lbs. from I to 600 Cwt. or 30 Tons. A pAnted Specimen of a Table for Inspection and Sub- Strititinit, it the Shop of John Richardson ' N 0.91, Royal Ex idiaisge; and the principal Booksellers. To be printed so soon as 11000 Copies are subscribed for, in boards, price ICs. Id. ' --- kPYRING and MIL — R - SISEIi - 's lithir r LTEl•loN m ACID, for Punch, Lemonade, Sauces, &c.—Families, Ta a lens, and Inns, will find it extremely convenient, as It suits every Miss& purpose where thed.ertion is necasenry ; also Offacers, Opins of Ships, and others, of it is dry MIA port able, and will , snaps its flavour In every climate. , I. 'IN/tiered only at 163, Borough, Londini,iiid sold fa Pottlesat hod. by most Druggists, Libraries, Medicine Wirehnliies, II Oilmen; also by the following Confectioners :—Bridgeman, lagally De- ; Gladwin's, Leicester-square, Coventry-street, and ea un, eangsgatsteet BloonsburY; Tapp. Totten it•roodi lrintrninn; rioinorn ; Stratton, Fleet-street ; Newgate-street ; Vanhagen, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Spring-Gardens, Ludgate-hilt, and Aldgate Pump ;Au.- . Adams, and Day, Cneapside; Debatt, Poultry; Angell, •41$1111; Mavtin, Sweeting's-alley, and Fenchurch-rreet ; Aker s% Cannon-street, and Martin's -court, St. Manin s.lane • ~1110,Grocer, Towerartreet ; Spooner, Aldgate ; Dnrnford and. Bap, Fish-street-hill ; Pape, near We.tminster-bridge; Canston ' Boatil-row, Lambeth; Gill, Newington; Greenaway, WaL. aid; Mercer and Harrison, Wonhvich ; Keahle, Clapham : gtha• also may behad, their Parable LennitiVe, in packets, Oti' -__, - NEW HOUSES and ,FIRE,PLACES, PARTICULARLY KITCHENS.' H. STRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public., that he has removed,his Mantifactory from Blackfrias- Rbad, to )5, Oxrortll-ststet. where may he had his unegualie Patent STEAM Ku CHEN% calealated for mall as will as the largest Families : Patent Deacenditsg and all mho . 3 ores: Patent Smoke lacks, Bidl Hanging and ev..ry Article In the Furnishing Ir9gmongery Iron Gates , Rating, Balconies, an" all kinds of Snlith's Wora.--Stovcs, Cleanoti and Rai aired, Bought, or Exchanged. On a comparison with the aboie. the Public will EDI that the Ranee, Oxeye, and Boilers, so gem-rally Advertised, arc • grw s Impositions, and not worth :he expenee of Fixity. ---- VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUC In,the month of August next (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given), , QEVERA f. Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes of West I dantwitt, Ewenny, Liangan, CApvinatone, Penartb, Coggan, Llandmigh, I.avernock, St. Andrews. Mir hir liovan, Elantrissent, and I.landAff ; also several Houses Ia the town of Cardiff ;.containing in this whole abmit '2.566 Acres; tor they with the Manors of West Llantw:tt, Corn:own, and Pemirth.— Particulara will soma be pithlishrd.- Apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Atwood, Salisbury. Aimed; OtriATla 801ltit • di VINEGAR, (the Ofiginal Invention of Mr. Haat,' and brought by his sue-, dive improvements to the highest perfe i vion), continues to be ynpu l d and sold by Messrs.HENRY, Minufacturing Chemists, Usithester. This agreeable performed I Jgdor, which is cam ped of bighlysoncentrated Vit7r, joined With the most plea. nn Aroon us( tiares sa.l efficaciosepties, may be kept unim- Pale 4 in any ‘."....ltate and few an length e time. Its pullets [ illasradapts Cur afibritig ieb !b tleati-ails, Falittlngs ; lidtesties, it peen:lady grateful bsid rsfrashing in eronsied ;Wont', ' pikes of public resent, a• 4 lit' the aParritiento of the sill. It asausracts alin; die infer+ m Cost ag hitt s Diseases. • Ailk.ny ipuitsimiandltiferiee- prep.irl tr.? sold nndefibr aimend rnpes,tbegublk are requ-sted to observe, as ill iteof of its being genuine,thst the names of Messrs. tirlegy, ibMkeSr.atcetigt otithe .st.u/p ARPMATIC spfttrr of VINFGAR, in bottles, 'keit ,1 • at ine tiled , is told dolor lens e and it. :ail tr "ifilitstalqksw, •Coe9tspurittect, (ibe :Alp Agents in but. mismthbrised.. by sl.e Pro . rietots); Where 'way be ha!), Sponge 4144 Gold, ice. Abr . :, HENRY's 'CALCINED MAGlisfillA; in bottles at 20. 6d. ad larger, with ilass stoppers, at 425. each ; their names being 06 * stamps. SOMERSETSHIR F. FOR SA I.F. (Ir. Fee) by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VER Y comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, called wrsT-11111.t. House, Is Biagdon, Somersetib'rr, only 1 2 miles from Bristol, mad 18 from Bath ; consisting of two Parlours. one 19 feet by 15, the other 17 feet by 15, and a small Breakfast Parlour, four hest Bed Rooms, a roomy Kitchen, Clime Pantry, and useful Offices. Aod also several Closes of Arable, Pasture,. and Wood Laud, considered 69 Acres, twelve of which are wood, v of orcliarding, and the re 4 Arable and Pasture. Ihe whole wttlibt a ring tenet, commanding a must delightful view ; the roads very excellent, and the neighbourhood truly respectable. The Furniture ma%.be taken at a valuation, and possesiien de livered stn short mice. A Purchaser may be accommodated with more Lands. Mr. Dyer, lit the Bell Inn, lakilon, will shew the 'premises • and Coniftlons of Sale may be known by applying at the O ffice of Mr. Whitley, in Wrington. Letters to be free of postage. . libusLtY . N wouxs. 7141 day siakpubli.hxd, &die:tied, by permission, to Ills Royal "Rams the Pitowcte R totter, in one Volume, ihro, price . 11s. in boards, the Third Edition of ETTE RS in CONTROVE RSTAich 1)r. Puixgrr.• 1 ,-- 4 lay, upon 'he Histor!cai Question-of the Belief of the Fiat, Ares in our Loan', Divinity. • By SAMUEL HORSLEY; L L.D. E.R.S. F.A.S. • • Late Lord Bishop of :it. A saph. sayilicti Is added an APPEND ix, in reply to Mr. Belshaftt'S assiro„, of the Contr oversy ; by tire Pori/. fripao !was Hosstsv, ais.„.. _Prebendary of St. Asaph, and late Studetit •of (Arises "ask Oron • : . contaialvr IS addlional Sermons, price 114 The &Minn of the two first Volumes of Bert-lions, hits slaw Three Volumes 2.75. boards. ' led . mad ed 16r Longm an , H o r st, R ees, O rme , an d B rowne; F.C. .. iwtoron; and T. Hannitra,Lrintiou; I. Ballantyne and • and M. K o ne, Dublin. •, A V01..10y. bl3llO P HORS; .EY's SERMONS. Fill 4 diy`wero published, prk; . ns. in hoards, TEEN ADDtTIONA,L .SERMONS.-By SAMUEL HORSLEY, L. L. D. F. R. S. F. A. S. Late. Lord Bislattp,of Ilt.Asaphe biro, the Third Edition-of the two •First Volumes; price of tballtree Volumes, t 7s. In boards: , = • hinted for Longman, Ham Orme. and Brown ; F. C. Riv iatton; and J. Idamillisn, London ; J. BaUatityne and ttti P.dinburgh ; and M. Keent..Du'Ain. • DifSetth seniany of tics kultjects are whielf are discussed in shcoursesof. which we hqve given. this hairy sketch, if we 4 , r ‘ "really slecetyett, even std nary readers (moderately con 'raat wi , h the tibl e , an d with the theory and priktice of their Igi nn ) may der:le mute advant;ge from thcin Oran from any / 1 11 1 " of etiuons which bare issued from the ymss for the last Tears."—td •u b syth Keliew. N 0.34, p. 47% will it lain the department of theology thirthe name of Horsley hiShets With posterity. '1 he contents of the volumes More us, take.' as a wlotle, cannot be deemed 'unworthy the orettabtished name ul the author." Quarterly Review., N 0.6, p. 400. ` , ottai we have i n d ee d no he , ltation whatevet to say, that no, such °tou t have Ration press from the British since the commence labours." —British Clitit, July, 1610, p. 48. • • • • • - " -~~,.•_. ?~,"'` .. -. t ali. A - . .. .. -.... MI C • • g . • * ••• .i. - .; .- • .s -" ' ' ' •- - ' ',T`e" ) -'•" - - : - "rilett's"`:4 ' :•' if .: - s'• • ' '.. T,- 4.4- r - 4 .• . •tv.,.. '. .4 1 : C • • 0 • • 13, . • • . • • . • . • •4 e:.: 1 .• • . • • •. .. •i) ... ?.. •.i4 ': .- r • . , tt:i• • . • .: -: ... . . . . • ‘• x....- , •• • IP, ...• ........ .... ...... ............. , - ... ,~, . r juty 3, , 181 z . -, •• -‘ ••-• •- • sits. +II3EPENCB-H A L • a a • . -. . . - . . LIBERTY Olt THI MISS AND lIIREEIDOM OP . HAMA ...NEW litißser. NEAR I.YNbFIUi*T. . Discussioi l . • ~ . • IILIGIBI,E RkSIDENCE AND LAND. • nN the 9th Of Yuly, the FRIENDS of the LT,- Pro BE SOLD, an- elegAn! . and cernplet!Fintil ~.. BER Ilt ofthe IntESS sod FREalt) Of DISCUSSION si- Residence, with offices, prdens; hnd frdm SS to 190 eat Will Dine at ,the Crown and Anthor Tavern, is the S•rand, for I of' Land, equate ha the Ncw Forest, near Ldhurst, Seethasup !hilptirpose of receiviiig Mr. COBBETT, ou the ttenunadon et ton and itorn•eire—Pai tinders of Mi. Rob in., Warwlekostreet •hnsplisithonent. - .. .Golden-square. sir /RAW'S BURDETT, Ban. M.P.-in the Clinirs S I'EWARDS. HANWELL, MIDDLESEX. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, for a tew M e ath, cir a nave l Aldm. Wooti . . Mr. J. ensue Mr. Sand. Maier • A DESIRABLE FAMILY RzsiDEtic% wid -....-- Goodbeliere . Thos. Beane John Morten irch chops kitchen garden, a small nicadOw, ahuat three km, ait erat e d i ZA- coach-boisis and S t abl e , plea re hrotnid.. prods Sir W. Rawlins Sand. Forel' .Sahnil. i N 3 1. Higow ... ell, within eight . tniks of town, on the Usb.idge-rtia '. Ditr.Wns. Adams S C. Graves 3 Joan Alien -John Grant Rev. J. Nightingale W.A. Beckwith J Ham Mr. join - , Pearson . For particulars and Ilctett to View, engUlre et Mi. Robir Win. Beeville T. Hardy Geo. Pullsr 1 Wa!wic It. st i ee t . G n i den. tq ' A ve. • -Wm. Brandun 1:Ilari non W. Rogers John Briscoe Geo.. Harrie J. Savage Sittfuel Brooks . J. Horabrook I. shepherd Tiniottly Mown - ileo. Houston - John Slater John Bumpitead Henry Hunt R. 'lliompton W. Capsl Thos. Jones C. '1 homson Rebt. Caner Matiiia: King '1 hos. Thomson J. Gnu riv,ht J. Lamb Mesa I h.irp •-' J. L. Car:origin Ed*. Langley Hen.liTewnseod ' it ease • cm Lamson Peter Walker l'.•Charrrngton Edw. Lawson WIC. Wallace R. Chapnian W.A Madoclo,M.lik. •H. White , ... H. Cliffiard Mr. l'..Marigrato • Chki. WHlseler• Ticket., at 121.2 d. earls, may b, had of the Strivaa Jo ; at the Bar of the Clown and Anchor; and of the Secretary, iltt, Strata& r r The Great Riattm will he opened at Cour o'Clock, and Dinner will be on the TalAe pe-cierly at Five. ••- ' • ts. t.citit l'W I( it:HT, fiffftetarp • • CHESHUNT, HERTS. TO Wit LE FOR A TERM OF YEARS; A VERY eAMILI •ssOr.:4 _e., with °Sees of all description, Coach-house- Stables, &e.; as excellent Kitchen-garden, walled round, Pieleurrgmatid u the New River winding through Enclosure of Meadow Land, al compact ;the wkok about Twenty-6yr Acm. takticalars of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldets-*F•lare• ELEGAN r FAMILY MANSION, With Offices,Gaidco, i'leasure Grounds, mid suss Oss Bred. Acres of Meadow and Arahls Label, Hsu. ; By Mr. ROBINS, • • A Very desirable FR EEI - 10bl) ESTATE, pr;11-1 ciptl loan tithe Im and Livd Tat n-deensed; ems. prising al elegant Family Mansion, pleased f v the aecionnsioyl da.inti of a Gentleman's Family, listed In a Park, Gramm.- by fine grown timber, beautiful pleasures:rounds, garden% about Ons Hundred Acne of nch Mia•tow and .Aruble 1 'situate at Fast Carnet in the County of H-rts. viewed by Tickets, wfaich, with I at ticulan, may be bat of Mr. Ileums, Wary/lA-street, Golden square.. • I - • - —Parka! FAMILY MANSION wilt (Mites Gardens, Pleasure t.ro.,nds. and Lte.d To be LEI*, F URNIS HED, •or hy PRWA l'E CO* 'FRAC ,by Mr. BGBIN , • • A VERY Capital FAMILY MANSION. p l anoei i with every accommodation for a Niblenian or FAUN - ere ts' first distinction, with excellent attached and aolselsasi Onkel of all descriptions ; capital Gardens, beautiful Praisiarr.owitils most tastefully dispoud, ornamented by a doe hopt of war r a running stream, treed with fish, forming a moat del.gb•hii . ,'dente, and nearly 34 Acres of Meadow and Arable I within one mile of Maidenhead, Ave of Windsor, and tie seven of London. To be viewid, by Tickets, which, with particulars, agile lid of Mr. Rnlvitn, Warwick each, Golq.ehsquare. .1— • . TURNPIKE TOI ,LS TO LET. • MOTICE it hereby given, that the next Mceting of IN the IRU ;FEE; of the TURNPIKE ROAD I-ading lona the Town cf Ihighthelmst.m through ettchileld toO County Oak I nn Level Heath, in she County of Sussex; k appointed to he held at the King's Head. in Cuthfield, on Wednesday, the title I day of July next, at the hour of Ekren in the Forenoon, at which Meeting, between the hours of twelve and two of the same day, the-Tolls arising at the several Toll Cates on tie Mid road, called Preston, Stone Pound, Saint John's Bar, Austy and Austy Side Gate, Slough Green. tiandaross, 111. id Bar, and Crawley Gates, will he LET. by AUCtION, to.the pest Wilder fur utist year, keel/he nth day of September murk' she man ner directed by the Act passed in the ISA year of his present Majesty's Reign, " For Regulating the Turnpike [toads and volt be put up in two Lots, Iris. Preston, Slone Pound , Saint John's Bar, Austy and Austy Side Gate in the drat Lot; and Slough Greens, }Senderens, Ifiekl her, end Crawley Oates ' bt the second Lot, which Toils were let the last year at okeseverti tents ur sum( followirty, vim. Preston, Stone Postild,Saint fehn's Bar. A usty raid Austy side Gate., at the sum of AI stn. and Slionfh Green, lianilooss, (geld liar, and Crawleji Oates, at the sum of X 1950, and will respectively be pnt up at those MOM Whoever happens to be the best Bidder must pay into the bands of the Treasurers of the said Road two Months Rent in ad. value, and also give security, with abfficient sureties to the satis faction of she Trustees of the said Road, for the due payment et the remainder, at such times as they shall direct. SAMUEL WALLER, • Clerk to the Trustees of the said Roads BRITIcII PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, Lo \ 1.)% )1.1 N VAI.I:. ermeete Bahian. IMPENF.TRABLE PAINTS, FOR FkNCES, &c. &e. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. I uel dige Gtren 565. Lead Colour 545. Wilke Colour 565. oliv.- du to G 5.. :it nue ditto 5 as. Black 565. Bright ditto 744. Chocolate do. Ms. I Red - Oda. FINE PAIN I S FOR HOUSE PAINTINC. per lb per lb. per nu White Paul Bd. I I.lot Blue is. Id. I Brlbt Green Is. 6d. Black- A- • 10d. I Cist,colate Soune Colour Sd. Yellow 10d. I Rid head ditto ed. Blue ',N. 61 f Olive Green lot. , Orrin I laril Brown ' ed. per Cwt: 'per G I. per Galla Best Wb. Lead 525. I I Turpentine 70.64. Boiled ON 6e. ed. Second ditto tbs. I Linseed Oil .51.6 d. Lem. Drying do. Ss. per Gall. I per GA Genuine Sperm ' tis. 6d. I Brown Seal - Se. Si. Fine Ruining Oil 7s 6d. I Fine Chamber 011 Se.* ,Mile Seal ss. 91 I Common Lanip Oil is. 64. 1 • - 11 1 HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the . 6 .• above Paints and Oils are of the best qualities, and all *titularly prepared for their several uses. The Fence NINO are peculiarly adapted fur the preservation of Wood Badly I that are exposed to the weather, and combine durability, chi.: I ness, and beauty. - I The Sperm 011 is warranted genuine, and consequently "II burn the whole evening without requiring trimming: The other ails fur common purposes will give equal satisfaction G. Loudon UptoWall n end Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufactairere, 41, . IMPERIAL M Ars'f' FOR VENDING COFFEE, Prepared on entirely new Principles, 340, corner of Queen. street, (near the Market ) ) Oxford-street, London. IT has been generally observed, that the Art of .properly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King. dons, and indeed every day affurds abundant proofs of the just. e- Iness of the remark; Immense quantities of excellent Coffee ire rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mode of ' GLAMORGAN. ' ' Roasting the Berry ; and even the most esteemed yields at the A GOOD HOUSE in SOUTH WALES.—To I best but a veiT insipid liquor. r, he LE at the low rent of £4O, being rough-sued stone, The Proprietors of this Establishment, (FRVIN and Co.) tiled and sashed House, called the GREAT HOUSE, in good re- therefore , having discovered a superior method of pair, in the neat town of Cowbridge iu the fertile and beautiful i Coffee, respectfully recommend it to - the Nobility,, ,90:02y rera Z - Vale of Glamorgan, near Bristol Cha nn el , having a Mall and two the Public in general, being confident that it will Its.lened sisa Pest • Coaches Porn London, Bath, Bristol and Gloucester tot moat improved Article of its kind ever offend tai their astkia. - Swansea and Milford Haven ; a good Grammar School, tandyr r By their process of TOlTsfittlan, tbe gad. bid wear van.' . • the patronage of Jesus College, and a resfectable Academy for j ties of the Berry are entirely destroyed, without ateeting the • Writing, Arithmetic, and Merchants' Accautta ; provisions 1 essentials, which, consequently, being pressevid.smaire and coal reasonable. There fs a good Dining room, Drawing- -to the drink a peculiar rich and vandal Amer, randegi ln i ll t l C '.. mom, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar and Butler's Room. Brew- meet wholesome, nutritive, and exhilindog attire's enema. .' house, Stable, Coach-house, and ether detached 011ie's, a Conscious of the superiority of lb* Cerosiediqp, they staad. 1 Pump in the yard ; six Bed-rooms and three Servants' Rocms, featly rely for support on the known liberality of an eellehteeed, ' with two. Pier Glasses, a fixed Oven, a Brewhyg Furnace, an/ se- - and highly refined nation : but ash* these speculative throw =ere ;' yeti! Grates and other. Fixtures. The roads ate mostly tyrnrke Adventurers are often obtruding. theineelvel on the Public, th• 1 and very good, and ?here is a well frequented Darte.lng and Card Proprietors purpose baying Cagle in a. Auld state, for moral 1 Assembly in the town every winter. there are two large walled, tril, (gratis) from the hour of Ten dB Five, every day, assn . Gardens, ind an Orchard adjoining the House, which is cla tubed theltresent Week, at their Matt ell above• from any other, and all the back windows command a pleitant . N. B. Orders (which must bepestapaid) is * r any -part of i I view ot a fall. country, and the River Thawe.—Letz. rs, post will be executed wi t h goner . selr . iik vat , „w oo R . paid, addressed to Cowbridge, Postmaster , will be anewered, Coffee is enipOverisked by no Mater evid li X, Ibet a view is recommended. . prepared Than it * la= pastat *fond, N. B. Some Land may be had it . it not tba *oriel be furniphed dadifran time Me lr Olicra and ai of the. Gardens may bobbOORPONS as übduld; and ton Road, awes ;,. w Ilailimt gidilied.' . teselved...dge Itkilillb4tiy: .4. - - - •;• 3 .. - i. !tev - - :-, , ~, . . . , .. . .. _ . , - '44...i ~I i. ~..f. . .k • b ,;ri I - A ,diA ' - . .. . I •*; 4144......- 6 :• •- 4: ...4 - • t, dr, ~ .i • - . .: ''''. ,• "4 ' - • • . . . .. " • ' I • . . . • • f his 010 rent sr. diet sat! • THE WATERING PLACES. ANEW Edition of The GUIDE to the WA-. TERINO PLACES, for IRI2, was this day published by • Menus. Longman, thirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Putegpreeter row, price 19s.beaids, or 141, bound in red. • et Just published, price es. in boards, I'HE FROLICS of. the SPHYNX ; or an entirely original Collection of Charades, Riddles and Conondt ums. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orene, and Brown, Pater lhoster-row, London ; and lyfunday and Slater, Oxford. Ills day were published, in evo..priee gs. 6d. stitched, with. a line Portrait of Jamsetjee Bomanjee, - 1.-/ BSEgVATIONS. on Op Expediency of SHIP. BUILDING it Boinisay i - toe the Se vice of Ida Mtjynty s and of the . Bast India Company. By WILLIAM TAytmt MONEY, Esq. •i" 4„pto Superintendant of the Marine at Bombay. - Print, for Longman, Horst, Ares, Orme, and Brow,', Pater nostergtow ; and at the British Gallery, $4, New Bold. Street. This day was pobllshed, in.Rvo. piSei Si. tid.Setkehed, PRABOD'H CHANDRO'DRVA; or, the Moon of Intellect : an-Allegorical Drama. And Alms ; or, the Knowledge of Spirit. Translated from the Schanscrit and Pracrit.—By J. TAY I.OR, MI) Member of the Asiatic Society, and the Literary Society, Bombay. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Pees, Orme and Brown, Pater. aoyer-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Ilona-street. This day was published, in one very large Octavo Volume % pis% I 6.5. in boards, rfiE BOOK of JOB.litgrally translated front the -a- Original Hebrew and restored to Its. Natural'Arrange ment4 with Notes, Critical and Illustrative ; and an introduc tory Dissertation on Its Scene, Scope, Language, ;incisor, and Object. By JOHN MASON GOODF., Mem. Am. Phil. Soc. lk F.I. Si of Philadelphia. " Imtnensos Oriends thesauros, anspEsdinnau Sdentirc rampant, eursumque ad laudem patr6ulet. 6 Lon-?n: , 'London ; Printed for Black, Parry, aid Cs. Imirloolsall-serest. ISLAND OF JERSEY. • This day was published. price Ss. AN ARGUMENT addressed to his Majesty's Royal Commissioners in the Island of Jersey. 13y E. ALLEN, Esq. Barrister at Law. As Counsel for the Majority of the Electon of Jcney,in support of their Constitution and Elective Franchise. Comprising an Epitome of the History of this island, with halef Notices of the Stiter Island of Guernsey. • • Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, P 11611- street. Lincoln's fan, A.m.% LUCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. "(his day was published, price 3s. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Dist!tuck*, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakness'and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the tomtits'. 4:on, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret In str.etures without caustic, and also in those other a ff ections, with an Account of the LockDisprmary, as a safeguard against em• lyricism in dais practice„ so fatal to the young and unwary. - By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London; and Surgeon to the lock Dispensary. • Sold by Sherwocri and Co. 90, Paternoster-row ; and by the Euthor, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed turd-square. -• This day was published, int/Limo, price 9.. boards, -a Second Volume of qumoNs on Various Subjects. By DAVID aItiCHAN,D.I.I Minister, of the United Partitive of Dyke and hturi fit. the CostaltieciAoray; late of Artillery-street, London. Pri. , ted for T. Hamilton, 37, Paterriorer-row. 'Of whom may be had; a gest Edition of the First . Volume, peke so • .. fht • We shall frankly ItitinifragertLis performance to the world, as deserving itstzvour, and assign wi bout hesitation, to a high 'Am among the Sermons of our language. The elevation of his serials supported by'a eiowness, *trturhy, and dignity of senti ment, that we have not often wituoresed.—Eclectie Review. ASIATIC 2 4 .NNUA.L'RgOISfER FOR 1840-i I. This day was published, in one 'large, volume, Rvo. price alai. , Iu boards, or Xi. halt...sound and le tered, HE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ;. or, .t VIEWt of the HISTQRI( of „liINDOS CAN, and of the POLI I ICS, COMMERCE, and LITERATURE, of ASIA.— Volume Xi!. for the year IRIO.I P. SAMUEL. In this volume will be found thefolloteAligg interesting Dom. mentst--; . • . Exposition of the Company's Finances a., brim and abroad ; with the 6upplernent. and several Reports of the Special Com. mittcc of the House of Commons in reference thereto. '1 he Proceedings cif the Court of Directors on the Ca.e of Mr. Petrie, second in Council, fort lit. George, and on the man et the suspended Officers of the Madras army. •Original Letters of Tippoo bultatto, uow published for the first time, &c. kr. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davia (Booksellers to the Asiatic Society) in the 'Strand; and Black, Purblind Co. (Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company) in .Lesdenhall-street. Of whom may be had, complete sits of the work, in eleven volumes, or of any of the latter volumes, separately. This day was publlabed, in One VoL 4to.price Li. is. Royal sto Xt. 1 is. rid. hoards, (embellished with a Ana Portrait of Wiclif, engraved by Hopwood),. THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Latin In the year I Sflo, by JOHN WICLIF, D.D. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wield; and an Histortgat Account nt the Saxon and English Versions of the Snrioung s prmrious to the opening. of the 15th century. - • By the Rev. HilNalf liallierailbAßEß, M.A. An Assistant ribnrian of efibilkftisk wro, and "Assistant ' • - Preacher m61,11101E4 ton. " The edition se Web ,Lew is published kavingbeen always highly esteemed, and latterly very difficult to be procured, Mr. Bober waiinduced to prepare the present edition, and. has stamped a now raze upon the work, by many important accessions. He has given Menlo's* of toe Life of Wichf, in which be has disco. vend both diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this is an His torical Account of the Saxon and English Vrrsi. ns of the Scrip tures. The whole Volume, indeed, forms a very valuable and nieritotiouspubliCation."—British Critic, Dec. 111 t. .. Printed for T. Hamilton, No. s 7, l'orernoater-low ; Ogle, Holborn. . . •. .fr; • • . : LORD WELLINGTON', CAMPAIGNS. MViVEQUE has the honour to inform the i•LL Subserthers and the Pubic In gentral, that the First Part of the Engravings of the ACtliEVe.Mb.Nl'.3 of Vie Al.. LIED ARMY in rußrvuAL and SPAIN, already an. nounced, ii ready for delivery. Subs,r.bers are rerine.tel to send for them, or to fears their addreni at Mr. L'Eveque's Aoho-square • or at Meyers. Colnaghr and Co.'s, 23, C0ck4,114. street; where alas may 60424 the first two Numbers or the PUI. liquese Calumny', aim& the View of the great Aqueduct of Lk. bon, and et the COuvent of Beath*, designed by Mr.L'hveque anti.etopoirsid by Mr. C„onne. 1 and GUIDE. TO LONDON. A New Edition for 1812 was this day pulished, of the PICTURE of LONDON,.aad may be had of Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, i price 61. dd. bound lu Red. MR, WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND. Tab day was published, In two large Volumes 4to. with a Map of.the Country, price £6. es. boards, :AN ACCOUNT of I RELAND, S TATISTI CAL .sod POLITICAL ' • Dy EDWARD WAKEFIELD Printed for Longman, Hurst, RAN, Ornte, .n , tl Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Brirsh Gallery, 54, NCNV LOII4-street. • MONEY. • MT3NEY is .always ready to advance, at.lezal an nuity interest, r.deentable, on 'Freehold, et prim! 'b or LeasehoicrEstates in Land or limascs Dividend vof Stock, An uuiies, Rest Charges, Marriage Sett AValow; Jointure , Patent Pikes, Chinch Living.; and any income f..r Life. Tim Nobility and Gentry of knowa foirtune, or their IlLir-, tiny b. accommodated, either on their 'filet or joint Anruny Borid witty promptitude, secrecy, and honour. Apply pers..t.ally, re tween nine and five, or by- letter, to die Director of the Na tional Bank, No. 8, Lower John -street, Golden-3quare. 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