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fr ... '4'9' ) 1 ' . 7.. . . N mass 8004 APIIICE OP ORDNANCE, Oiktior 11, airill THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA. JES 77", ORDNANCE, i in* gees noise, sn o ws, will Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, es Torjoritbe S 4 (by of biantlaill Mit, between. the boon . to and four o'clock, sundry Lots of old and uaserrieeible VW/NANCE STORES, coddeting of Hamm, Nears, Bits s it " gape, Tracts, said II MIRO other Articles of Sanely lad Harness Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding,'•Powder lg o sos, Tents, Mosque Stocks and Flans, Steel, Pewter, nod . m ho Metal, Doable-beaded Shot, and old Cast and Wrought gun Tools of sorts, Spades, Shovels, BelloWs, Laflamme, Bottles, gad Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks, Cartridges, old Match and ti r esigfoes, sussdry'old Building Materials,• together with a mkt) , of other articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Hon. Principal Storekeeper's Once, in the Tower; and at the Royal Arsenal, at , Woolwich, until ths day of Sale, at which.plates printed Lists of the Lots will be de livered to those persons who may apply for the same. By Order of the Baird. R. H. CREW, Sm. ROYAL COLLEGE. /THE Election of, a CLA BSICA L MASTER, woo is also requbvd to .toacis History and Geogailphyorsill bike place at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, on the first Tuesday in December neat. Gentlemen who apply fat the situa tion must be acquainted with the method of classical Instruction whiebls pursued at Etoa and Westminster, as that method is strictly insisted upon. There are two Vacations of Sit Weeks each, at Chrism* aad Midsummer, between which no leave of absence east lie granted. SEAT OP WAR HI RUbSIA. 'THE MILITARY CHRONICLE of the* Month (published this day), price Two Shilling and Sixpence, contains as follows :--1. A complete and detailed Account of the Country between Smolensko and Moscow ; of the Town! at d ygleges, with the SCUMS and Topography of the sovesM Plast.-.This Article Is of great yoke to all who wish to horst Orr contaption of the Plan. of the French Campaign. S. Ohm grad, of the Seat of War in Spain; being an Account of the Country, Towns, and Roads between Valladolid and Burgos, and between the Douro and the Ebro. S. Original Journal of the curer Campaign, and of the Operations of the Mart e l Want* front day to day. 4, An Account of the M System, Staff, Commissariat, and Order of Rattle of Bonapattr Printed for J. Davis, Essex -street, 44,4 tr. 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PRECEDENTS. • 'Ms day was published, in royal aro. the Seetind Eaten, care • • fatly revised, corrected, and greatly • Warred, of ML 11A RTON'S MODE RN 'PRECEDENTS in CONVEYANCING, with Notes and Variatiotis, adap. 11/ "li' ll tkPiteiledeilennall the untal•circumstances of Estate and f 4.1 itt.;i l; • • ' nnt Zeltion'tif this Work was found so extremely use- tal in• Practiterthst, notwithr ending the many Inaccuracies ht ..oat edition, the demand foe at vim almost w.thout example...— 11e Author has therefore bestowed upon the present edition all eke attention he could possibly spare from his Otherprofesslotral engagements; the result of which bas been, the addition of up wards of Ice new precedents, and a still greater number of notes lad da variiniona s the text of the whet, has *lse been carefully re. limend -corrected." • it new, therefore, Contains so great a variety of Assurances of frery description of property, that the Practitionerwilt,itis pre.' tamed, be enabled to frame•any deed for which be may have ocea- Ilion, without the recessity of resorting to any other priatedformS. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sans, Law Bookiellers, Degfaill-Streen, Lincoln's lon. The above Work will continue to be sold at its present price oft es. per volume, till Christiana night,' When, on account of the Vest exPentai of pobliestion, it will be nesessaerto inerease it to aus. per volume. Vol L and Ratlike Ber.ond Editfots,.corteeted and greatly ins— red, o f Mr. isrlelet Ekstunte Of tionvermitisis eft all gablished. Plies Lies nigh. • . . _ , ' ~ . ~ ~ . th.- IR, • TO MALTSTERfis • THE MALTSTER'c GUIDE to the EXCISE „AWS, lately published; contains, in so Appendle, the 'FONlane* of a late Act of Parliament respectink those Traders, dietperation of which commented on the 10th October, INI4. - Sold by W. Steed, Bail-yard, Lincoln's Inn; and all other Book mikes. Prim 6a. booth' . • ri NT E PROTEIiTA ADVOCArE t No. 11. with a sift Editlidi at die Mist Number, were ptblisheil this day, pales Inc Ann late, by Stockdale. Junior, 41, Mall, who respectkilly congratulates all well-withers to the Church and State on the fovourable prospects • which have al. ready opened to view, in consequence of the above and other publications, tending to anion the public to dr: ultimate oba jet* of the Catholic Claims. Pompom/a for The Protestant Advocate, with a List olegpiall Anti-Catholic Tracts, may be bad gratis. zt THE MOST ELEGANT OF ALL ARTS. • ClEwere published, in large Bvo. Fiat ,271.:ba1f-bound,. ELEMENTS of DRAWING, in all,iis branches, for the use of Students illustrated with aim CopperAtia, containing several hund red subjects after' the Great some of them coloured from nature. • -c::( By GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq. . • Thii Is the first attempt in our language to prodece acesopholl and cheap Elementary book on the, must elegant of all AM; serving, at once, as an'issittant to Masters; and as a Guide aid Tutor to Students, with or without a Master. The in mtetlans are practical and copious; and the comples bees with the aim pleat Agoras and gradually ascend to the most, complicated de signs in Landscape and History, With kssons io colouring. • Printed far Riceatan PeztLitl, 4?, Ludgate-hill; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a liberal allowance to Masters, and to Schools. : • COPIES OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. This day fisapillehrid, price 3a. 6d. bouad in blue, illustrated .t , L • • 'wish numerous Engravings, •AN EAST GRAMMAR of NA Z I g AL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, w on the Plan of Goldsriiith's Grammar of Geography, Robinson's Grammar of History, and designed as a Elementary Book, to simplify the Study of Philosophy in it ed& By the Rev. DAVID iLitat d Author of the Class Book, the Unlverial Preceptor, the Practical English Grammar, Exercises hi Reading, &c. &c. • Es the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the A uthor has 'llilivired the justly approved Plan of the Books above mentioned, us far as the respestivs Subjects would admit. The Elenientasy Principles of every Branch of Philosophy are briefly explained, and demonstrated and familiarised ly Experiments, in the per forntance of Which little or no apparatus will be requisite. Printed for RICHARD Pantie's, Ludgate-hiD ; and to be had of alt Booksellers, with a faU allowance to Schools. Of whom may baited, 'the UNI \MASAI. Paccar rat, OT Gram •••kar pfArte, Sciences, and • 4s. dd. General rd ge, LADIES - are respectfully informed that in addition to every kind of CURIOUS WOOLLEN CLOTHS for Dresses, Gowne and Shawls, hitherto made, G. FOX has mane facturektwo elegant and beiutlful new debrription of Opera and Union . Cloths, which can only . be procuied' at his Warehouse.— The Whole of kiplizsensive and Fathionable STOCK, in every colour, quality,audquice, he continues to RETAIL in all quan tities at a much lower rate than ;nv house in Loudon.—Letter, (post paid) directed to GEORGE . FOX, WoulleuAnanstfacturer, 48, King-ttreet; Cevent-Garden.—Patterns sent. • ' • N. B. Laillbs HOW and Pelisses made in the idodern and becoming forme: F. r ••"? _ _: ~.~ • r ' p O Ord - * , - WANTED to. Puiehiee ADVDWSON aE alt tt *RESBNTATION of ANIIO to AIIIMO psi Aaiun, With prospects of immediate poses:mils—Direst (post-plc A. B. Post-Ofbce, Lewes, Sesser. A NY Gentleman' or Lady in want of 'WHITE os WINE, may be supplied with the most superior xEstgs ever imported, at D. GONMERMs, a Spanish Merchant, Si. ti Upper Buckingham -street, Strand, In lots of two dem:, at ON delivered to any part free of expence. D. Gnarl s is "gilded to refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchased tarp quantities of the Wine. Country orders duly attended to. Hoes frotn ten to Five. SALES BY AUCTION -. 1 LAIUGg ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. -- • BOON WILL BE SOLD ffy AUCTION, in Loadeis t -0444tlesspreviously disposed of by Private Contract), E ADVOWSONofSOLIHULL, nearly mid. We ) ? bet Ween Birmingham and Vfirirlck ; meth* grail eateelleqt Panouage House, sod aline 611 Acres of rich Glebe Land, and the Tythes belonging to the Rectory of time Parish, lONS waiving byword. et 4160 Acts, tesgaler et titi esti. lAt.al Tout value of boeweeo annit 4s4oool4•Pfosintloosoo 'gni-aged about 56 years. - „ • " Pffutod Particulars may soon be bait MIA ; of Thos. Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's lqn ; of Mews. Rkissiso and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn-Bads; .of Joseph Harding, ES Solihull ; of "Rtes. Hint, Esq Stnitford do Avon; and of Mabee. Webb, Webb andAttwood,Sallsbury, who will trea;by PrivasecAotraet Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the Bth day of July, 1811, made in a Cause, wherein Tdom as BIN'S Is Plaintiff, and the Right Him Moiair Lord ROILZIII and Others, are Defendants, ~ I : • A A FREEHOLD and in part TITHE-FREE ESTATE, called NEW CLOSR HOUSE, situate in the Township of Hutton, neat Rsidby, otherwise Hutton Itndhy, in the County of York, consisting of a Mansion-house and Offices, and divers Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, containing MS Acres, or thereabouts, with Barn, Stable, and Out-houses. The said Estate will be Sold in one Lot, before SAMCILL Coserror4 Co:, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on Friday, the 20th day of November, 1811, between the hours of two and three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Pub lic Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the sold Master's Chambeis, in Soothampton.buildings, aforesaid; of Joseph Egerton, Esq. Solicitor, Gray's-Inn-square; of Metes. Turner and Pike, Solicitors, Bloomsbury-square ; of Mr. Whrldon, Barnard's Castle; and of Messrs. Clark and Grey, Solicitors, Stockton-upon-Tees. KING4T4iIE r, COVENT-GARDEN. Capital FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSE,WA REHOUSES, &c. and TWO HOUSES, In RO§t-STREET. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, November 26, at Twelve, la Three Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; contprisiog the Apical roomy Dwelling House,. Ware. houses, and Woo It.hops, situate on the North side of King street, Covent-Garden, adjoining the Weetnflaster Flre-Oflice, in pos.e.slon of Messrs Bink., Stanton, and Cm Clothiers and Men's Mercers, tenants at will. These Premises are very deck able tor any Concern requ•ri ,, g room. Two Freehold House., three fierier high, two Koontz ou a Boor, with Ki , etiens, Cellar, &c. Nos. 12 and 13, situate on the Esst side of Rose -street, in .Imm...ion of Mr. Nott, Tenant at Will .May be viewed, by leave of tlie Tenants; Particulars of Messrs. Ph;llyot and Stone, Solicitors, Hare court, Temple; at Gairaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. k • . --- ~.c~ s t. ; rjp.„"Ati.i.t Pam: SIXPIINCEPAHALIPIMI, . . . _ —...._,..........., ~ . . • 0111171141 L POST-MICE, AO IMO dll Tommy, OCTOIIII is', •Ma MI ABOUT Seven o'Cioeit on the Evening of Mone day, the 26th instant * the LEEDS MAIL COACH Vsis tubbed of the SAGS of LETTERS for LONDON described* hot, between Kettering and Highapsheargia, ip i d 90146.0rer sidles of Hlghani Ferrer', by fordiel!"!*.4101".10/04:11117 'The tags st ol en, are—• au.l , of the 25th E d Nottingham, of the , dittb Melton Mowbray, .',, ditto °abloom, 5--t-t .... mod, ditto Uppitioun, X 1 :4 : . d, ditto Kettering, OR i Illarnedish ditto Thraintoces 9 11 0 telf er i %kis ditto am, ditto 'tisikosileld, ditto Ildl4 I ditto . . . . • Wheeelit‘lell apprehend the Person be PersOns *he DAM* tad diordid Robbery * will be entitled to a Reward TW9 IigALPRED POUNDS, nos moiety to be paid on coeuritle* foe trial:wed the other moiety on conviction. If in Amapa* in the Robbery will suitendir himself, and make distaseety Wbeieby one Cr more of the Peribna concerned therein dial be likirebended and brought to 'notice, such Discovirer wal baser died leek said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence ke lfia *Wilk By Command of the Postalastn•tearrelf, FIGINCIS FREELING, Sandals • DISTEMPER, AND OTHER DISEASES OP DOG& THE following most valuable MEDICINES (dis t covered and prepared by Mr. BLAINE, Veterinary Sort geon, No. 3, Suffolk -street, Middlesex Hospital) ere patronised and used by every eelubtated Sportsman in the United Kingdom. Distemper Powders, Is. 6d. Worm Powders, St s.per set each, or 6 for Bs . Wash for Canker in the Ear s Mange Ointrderit, its. 6d es. 6d. per Wide Alterative Cleansing Powders Ointment for Canker Maid. for the Mange and other foul- theEstr, 9.5. 6d. neis in Dogs, es. per set l Purging-balh, its. 6d. perbot. Sold retail as above, and by T. Botisey, 4 Broad=street, Royal Exchange; also sold wholesale and retail by Barclay and Sony Fleet-market ; Clark, Scot, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Huddreston and Co. Dublin ; and by the Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the Country. Where may be had, Mr. Elaine's Ge nuine Horse Meditines. Aso his Guams of she Veterinary Art, s vols. Bvo. with 9 Plates, price tl. ss. Domestic Treatise on the Diseases of I-Tories and Dogs, a neve Edition, including Madness, 6s. Treatise on the Distemper, with • •!%',;_f;tl THE celebrated ANTI , INiPETIGI NE% eked. LOMON'S DROPS (Without tueecury, or any preparation,) for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprt7 lsl 4 all disorders originating in an impure state nf the blood.—Theta admirable Drops strengthen the constitution, purify the blood,. and promote the circulation of the Buds; to effect which is atria .lently the work of time, and Steady perseverance in the mate lid nit dickies adapted to those salutary purposes. Disorders of blood are generally many years in acquiring that strength which rend Geri them almost insupportabil in their operation and • ' all to the constitution. It cannot, therefore, be rratdnahly expect that a single bottie of any medicine will operate like a charm, an change the whole system, so long impregnated wlth deleterious matter; neither should patients be disheartened, if, after takin* two or three bottles, they should find themselves, in their owe apprehensions, rather worsea—it is a predicament frequents caused by the moving of malignant master, sad it is, in tact, very favourab:e symptom. These drops are gradual, gentle; and almost impereef tible, in their operation—the best substitute that hap ever been discovered for the dangerous mineral MilecurT s sw eetenini the blood, s. insulating it to expel all emulous and ima putt knees, giving • :rength and tone to the nerves, enlivenini and invigorating both body and minds - , , This Medicine.is sold in bottles, price 11a. each; or four In one Family Bottle for US: by wh•ch the purchaser saves as pet cent. or one 115. bottle, by the following Agents:—Mathewt and Leigh, NO. 18, Strand, and Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chureb.yand, London; Brodie, Dowding and Co. Salisbury; A. Sanitise -pelbk fumer, North•bridge, Edinbures ; 1. Baxter, and Angus Maeda. nald, Glasgow • W. Brown, Wiue.stre,..t, Bristol, and by all Idea dicine Vender:. As Dr. Solonust's practise is no* become so great sad errant sive, that his constant engagements require a consldattable non of his tints and attendance, he expects, when cobs* letter, the usual compliment of a Oue Pound Note to be In and should, for safety, he thus directed :—" Money heir ter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-filause, near Liverpool. Paid doable • r. ADCIw • WHEN Men of Education and profestiotial stir use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success. ful result' of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs: 003 S and Co. Sturgeons, have been Maimed se make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, do a certain Diserder, frequently rontmeted in a moment of intt• lf. cachet, and its concomitants, Strictures and (Deets, *hick** Ai improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured as also dip. i lMky, whether arising fro m Bacchanalian indulgences, knig red. !Imp hr " , .+rtn climates, et a secret solitary vier., too often sinti !Mlpunned by the . youth of both sexes,' in the one causing *barrenness, and ks she other a numerous train of nets. stNs which, if oat timely remedied, terminate In Lupo. ' d 'on. la that distressing state of,delhillry or r the consisqience of such habits; at • dints.dints.any other cause, by which the poolitiof the catmila tithe Weems enfeebled, as regularly educated Merger= of 4op T Aso, they ear a hint, safe, aid speedy meant* to maid and Yidthbylit=l6 d, ng aa to eTZ:4:ologlertsvr lawile tk e? llie pries‘dleated, Witheit om wow to : temsetw =lt At a tad r e oolt i aery an4 l l = l t gf i X! .... _ a pellsot media thotabort spate &fhb ere. Tbd vs, =llllWeSe vldialtia=eatalat Ml* b's "Mc fail in bee " in aridly . of 18 years, daring which period many it perm* totbotiv *zest Moo been cured, even after severe aid blaringa methods had hew pursued by other Practkioaers "Athena elicit), induces thria c hl thus public hf Geer their Olivia: ta Mewl' Gas s Cos ea 4 Pr.thed,l4 tail core a particular suormwor in' order tut Oily Ray not be; bl mistaken few, *he ' d with alie Alkyl ei ocelthed the iguana rildfle s think* bet Justice Aim" that they ben educated' every , Wand' of the (eaddowes of :41411108 licaricab, roicilmaiele from the mast cadge* they hare to eisilitillay figUrer) that the sibetei from their tide seas lbw Wiest them is jolt the prudes or the general Prauldtmer s pees tasl Peglin l b ate:= 6 ".. eosotitute a tali maid for the - • .=mt wllh whichthey loom by the Pubic; bin ft!. Ma* 1 . 101014 " • • .. 1 . . . s . ....,-,,, , li r aTs.j , 4 „, 4 .,,,,, ; . f%ts:roC) ~,r,3lti eSet. - . 46m it;dik: ..4 NI. . 7,r , ti! -•; it .: , J . , il 3 • , id Asd ••• . • 4 *„. .. 4 , . 40..1 e. , (1 r .f 0 . : 111 (•4 11*: 0 -. 41) AI . 1 4 7 .1141il y:•VPI • • ~y 71 "6 it 0 v ".{t • •1 ; '. l . '; re * i, , i ,,,,i 0 /1..1 ~:'. •Ilnli /I,l'"f ,1 0 4 * qiiie) '- -) Of 7.i/j( I' t : .Ni. ) ': 1 i) .‘ •:'.; II I 1.... - , . ...4 ' I ;, '? v•. !II ~.;)• - ,vrr.otit molt Mt! 6, 1 ‘ 1 4 ,7, h . •••414. '. sr ,• •"' •a- • A -.. .... .., . .:, . • 7 . .V1 . :' • ;• I '. •••.ft•!.,•:••• t •••• 1441. ' ••• •'''''' yor ••• • ' ' 1...• 1,1 4. , .1,1 :f1 4'111 4). ?A . ..' • • • .• • • :-. .I . ' „,._.... , f... r . ... I . I . , . . 4 .I” - •.C - .. ; I • 0 Patient iin the ien-p are Tegneeted 10.4"1te .241 of their awe s Age, Ana addi. 'of liiiitp."'Nkkeing a . for obi:seed needideree s tenti the emnewilAe fordeold hi part of the kingdom. , • ' ~_...,_,0 e To be adideed at their boillie s = Or WY by paws d 's i ftereea, teeth -- 1.1 . 0.111611,11184 Stiereoe, ape, . ~. ..,.8 • • . • . .. ' _. • I , .. ~ e I.F.ASENOLDS. DOCTORS' COMMONS. • ELIGIBLE and COMPACT DWELLING HOUSES, WARD ROBE-PLACE, GREAT CAW' ER•LANE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway`e, on I hursday, November U, at Twelve. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown ; corninisink a ionvetdent, Dwelling House, three stories high, tern Rooms on a Etonr, a goothWare hou le and Accompting-house on the grouod storey, and Kitchen, 8:c. on the basement, situate No. 4, on tha West side of Ward robe-place, on lease to Mr. Gouger. A spacious roomy . Dwel ling.housr, three stories high, tour Rooms on a Boor, finished in a handsome msnner, situate No. in, Wardrobe-place, and com municating with Addle-hill, on Lease to Mrs. Heywod. A corn paceDwelling house, three stories high, two Rooms on a floor, being Ns. t I, Wardrobe-place, with the front to Carter-lanr, on Lease to Mr. Latkow. A Dwelling and veep -established Green grocer's Shop, situate No. 5, tat eat Carter-lane, corner of Addle hill, on Lease to Mr. Kemshead. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Solicitors, lAneeln's-hte ; at gerraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Uultiteepare. PALL-MALL, NLAtI ST. JAMES'SS n(n r. gli g lble DIVELLINO4-10UiP., with extensive Galtert appro ' prince for an Ezhibibition or Subscription-room, Library, or atty Concern requiring Roam, with a Dwelling-house at the back li t* Angel-court. • By Mr. ROBINS, At OgrelaVrev's, on Thersdly, November 2N, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLI) ESTATE, comprising an eligible Dwelling-hoese, with an extensive Gallery at the back, 83 feet in length, tO feet breed, and 20 feet high, admirably adapted for an Exhibition or Subscription-room, Library, Picture-gallery, or any other Concern reiwiring an ex tensive range of Prettifies; situate, No. 60, on the North side of Pall-mall, near St. James's-street. To the Dwellintlionse there to a public and private entrance on the ground-Boor, with a spa cious Hall, Sitting room, and room ler a Water-closet; on the got- r, a Drawing-room, Boudoir and Dining Parlour; on the /nor, two excellent Bed-chambers, lame Closet, and a Whillikodtmet, with . Atdes over and domestic Mile in the base- Witt at clostibselt at the Premises, in Angel-calert, a Dwelling. house, pdjdpg, the* stories high, sad a csienshipicatiin with Ring-str T 6 tattf Ittihad; sad Mt. felt beZilid: Wrl ' leyiogZ a t**Pirticu. isesk Wish tr - .• Capital FAMILY RASIDENCE, PLR/OGRE-GROUND oat Me from Hyde;Parlt Comer, with bkiniodiate by • Mr, ROBINS, • . . . At (AMMO, en Thuretlay,_ November N , at Twdve, • A RY eligible LEAAEHOLD ESTATE, I CRESCENT lOWA, BROMPTON, the Property and Riddance of WM: . Waddington, En. comprising a substantial brick-built Family Hosse; with bowed back front seated on a Lawn, 'with 'Pliaseiroteintad, tastefully disposed, with gravel visas, and viasiilirbit licit ant lioessmsees, centsising about half an Acre, endow b *by a kicky* and felling pus to the road. 'The Hien catak,Zottage•ball, sad a bandanna Suit case to snood door, Diaing Parlour Breakilemroom litody f mid Dreesingdolillet* capital Drit4turtttelmi it bows&imikasanikr Deembettems,apaciooe balattamober, aed a moaner am, emallent Chambers over ; the comprime a rawly Kitchen, Wagb.),osse, large Launch' Bader's. rode, alaillfaldt. fee 'Ur, &c. Stbre.closet,. deuichod amide *isle*, Ibt Rear 'Hared, web Lott over. The wimarib Eery eimillterorder, a very desirable aismksie for a Geedimlita'a Famitycheiteg IRO one =Be frreiraork Corner. The elegant Hal /Endears may vs leaden, althe opdon of the Peiefiiiii; May be -viewed by nudists ; Piet/Mars on the realest; at the Den* of Grapes, Balsa Horns, ; atilbalisairs g and of Mr. Robins, WarwiclostresS, a, W wham tiskats far view*, way be bad. lk. , a• iLla. 'T 'HE GENUINE MEDICINE,SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBU ric DROPS, has the words "By the King's Patent;' expressed-on the bottles, Bill of Direc tion, and Outside Wrapper, and the Knig's Duty is Optid in black Ink.—ln Bottles of Six Shillitip, Double Teti Shillings and Sixpence, and largest One Pound two Shillings, Duty in. eluded. Composted Essence Ba. To Mr. Sensliege, 15, Soho-square, London. Cranbruok, July 18, 1814. SlR—Having experienced so much benefit from your PA TENT ANTISCORBU'I'IC DROPS, without ingratitude I ean lleilit it remain unknown co yourself-and the public. I Isivat endly afflicted with the Scurvy in my Ime s which for two years Fadualiy became wore , tilt I had above 400 holes io (hens, above 40 of which were much broader thin a shilling. My state being known to a humane gentleman, be informed me of a cue very 4mifar to mitre the person bad been confined to bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking' a few small bottles of your Drops, was soon culled. By his recommendation I was induced to give them a trial, and to my . great surprise and comfort, I soon found my sores heeled, and after taking three 'Man bottles I could de nay work without • iticenveniettee. To prevent thw tram -of the disease I take about sue small bottle fetch year, which less fully succesied to my wishes td l remain your obli ged humble servant, Tivi et UNSAID. witness, Joseph Dobell. '- 'HE CORDIAL BALM of safe ;ad certain remedy for Nervous, Bilious, dimity iedltheinnatic Disorders, lowness of spirits. loss of appetite; Inward 'detays, fainting fits, trembling or shaking of the' hands or limbs; Able nen of breath, consumption., and every kis:tot debility or re laxation in persons of either se: and of every ago, from whatso ever cause arming, it restores the impaired orgookoOlifestioa, braces the solids, corrects aft tendency to pottOty 'in the blood, bile, or sehnalluices, and invigoratesthe sally..--A _proof of its efficacy .TO Mr. Wirneas, Oblealbt, 5M542.00411110.1 rr , flaso--My wife was afflicted with a severe nom Fever, Up' 'tided with a violent beating_of the heart, hilliness of splrita, Eroadful headache, which redt-nd her so mtiali'that she' WOW to speak or walk for several woes, and world fed, and remain in that state for a considerehis time; toylike With a swelling in the neck ; during which ems J bad the adn and attendance of several Medical ram, who, after trying every weighs thelrpower, gave her over as Incurable, and I etpected every hour would have boon her bat, what I ibitenately saw ; Mr Bibb of Quito advertised in the OIugONIT Counter. and as the last resource, I resolved she should make a trial of it, and therefore bought a small bottle of Manes, Mater and co. and gale It ac• cording to the directions, and, astenbldni to relate, beton do kid taken the whole of the b ottle, I perceived s wanderftd change for Mr bctter, and by lee taking three sole bottles. two smell s ad . ens balfiLlnes one * sbe rootwored yap* and was able tog* idsout ao usual ; and I bike no doubt bat that a few weep *Woo Will ratline bet to bet former state Of bed& We** at liberty to pobibb' efq-IstsbrlisillSi lastit 4 st '- Sir, 1.1011115,_ sluet! 1.. - . othan, sad I am, Sir, your Algal IMMO asiwist, Ghagow. March So, 11M16 X )irDONALD. P. S. Farther paseladars - taarro Et by appbcatiots to Messrs. Baxter and Co. Glasgow. The Cordial Ilihn of Qdto is sold Wholesale and Rahal by Weston and Co. Sacoessora qoW.Wstbap Casokiscsl l :o 9 oo l . 4 s 'London s . In bottles at es . M.. 10a. Fasidly Booho o Ph. Gads; biNshidi dittigrtp r 44. 1 roMINoilnef l'ateig Mot*. rHour INW. r ft Y J i'c~ ?II '1 HOOPING COUGH CURED Wi Hour INWARD MEDIC INE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. MANY thousands of Children are cured annually by this remedy ; on the first attack an immediate applica tion of ROCHE's EMBROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of theconstitution, and a few times may cone. pletely cure. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will pro duCe the desired affect; and a o remedy eau be so-well caL•ulated for children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common Coughs, this medicine is equally efficacious and may be relied on fur men, women, and children, as safe and effectual. In no ease can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the wrap per by 3. Rocas, and ever stamp the names of " Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Pau's Church-yard," (who are the only Wholesale Venders) engraved thsreou. Pike 4s. and Li. 2s. per Bottle.