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' "Nr..ICT FRIDAY. , SALES RY AUCTION. IrrilE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, yaa...,/ar . . L V:lFt' and Co. the Contractors, respectfolly 4 , ..11.• .thAlf, and MARTIN, 1i7,.. li gb Holborn. Mawr 4:do , • tES yr% 1.7 inform the Pohl•e, that the Drawing of the STA'tE 1.i'1 . .. . ' Cespotegfoits up las) made by Vat; and Martin • of ers ha m . Whiter: T'ZIOr begins op FRIDAY NEXT. The first drawn Prize By Ordie albs Honourable the Commi,sioners of his Majesty: Customs. •, leartng out the word !gill and some have a s ( 14 :4 6 b7 i fu i re , doe l origii;al :lumber. I.I AI . so and that . the ' 'whet* 'Y 'lll.l.- • abOvo £2O will receive, in a•lditi.in ao such Prise,. the sum of In . the Long Room , Custom-house, Liverpool, on Weduelday, a dd re ,„ I, ( .I,, te . ji , d ( I :4 i nc . t. • . WtfUllr; dig tint 1 00 0 Wanks drawn will also _be entitled to the 15th September, 1813, at throe n'Cloek in the Atemoon. ' - tottur: 40 each...-The Scheme contains It. Z . of - £‘20,0410 - are - £40,000 2 • • • 10,000 condemned in his Majesty's Court of Fethequer, Consisting Tlt now unequivocally roved th It the PATENI' s - - ' 2 % 000 of Coffee, Shrub, Wine, Whiskey, Rum, Tobacco, Snuff, Cotton AN FI-ATURI Ile N COM POSI I lON is the cheapen sad hCestopgeTriltingtoe p st r e r r ber y % w e ca cti toes coveted iroga ft b sr ee 4hip r s . ' ibb lintom in s, h i e ns ti teed .was. of • S - • - 1,000 - . - 51 000 WoeJ, Hemp. Ebony, Pitch sheep's Woo' Lief hattt's 'feeds, fiber la, at 41 .. .. , 500 - - - 3•000 • Bras Pans, Canewood, Cane Iree.!s• Mast% Watch's'', SU Stuffs, • 7 I . - . 1,400 Sweetmeats, Logwood, Cable, Sugar, Far, tamarinds, Nan- Sulu, histeal of ; Pk., Nervier, to iteumi..g ; the kiggl gof illetbdarf s . 50 - - - 100 &so - . - 4,000 k eens , Chocolate, Lieu Cloth, Arrow Root, Cow and Ox Shi p . from the Weather, and °tam being chafed, insteal ot 'tar, " 020 • • • 25 &20 - • - 44,000 • Horns, Molasses, Masts, Deals, Deal Ends. Ilo.u•ils 'T.h.ratel " Parceitte, and Service C P UN .he Slide. and Carriages of Guns; to '''''''''''''''' : 7 1.1 4.4 1 $ and Shares are sabot in great variety at SWIFT W ~..00d, Hand-pikes Steve , B.rch Timber, Hardwood, Spars, read e r Leather Canvas Water. proof ; and to press. ot the ef; !Tinting!. and Co.'. Offices, . kickers, Firewood , Hid es, and also two Boats, t ogetbtr with feces of Friction in S tea m Env o y,. M i ll , &la. . I.ls,Thres'siol I No. 31, ALI:MATZ H10I( their Materials. Mills. (or other implements of Hushanorr generil'y as. el b• ?as' it grateful ' No. 31, PotitsltY,: e v .. e y di * . Nn. 112, Comtism-Cense. I- Siazzi. w • 'I he Goods and Beats may be teen, anal Catalogues obrafred I mgrs),), Carriage , , t 'pacing, Waggons, Cars, and Machli ri of rapeetedly . • • on Monday and Tuestlay tie I Sth at d 14th firs - alit. frrm nine { every !escript inn It is also he best Thing . ° pre rite he Madre ;rentiiiitten AC 0000 till two o'Cl oc k, an.l on he Day of Fate until one o'clock, .ou i of Sword., and all kinds of Polished & ee l Ankl es , f rom g ust . rho... Woo For the Fuse'('elief drawn a Prize abovo £2O applicrien to Henry Segar. ' 1 It will likewise ; res. rve Sputos, Posta, Rails, Gates. Park Pa-„, ... c• qv &-• Irv. se, .. v. - I Imo _ Mai ooPro kind of W.0..11 ATIA te.....1.... 5..41.4a... 1•••••••••••..'. ~ NTIVPAR 8274., _ MEDICAL THEAliliEr T e PA Al.. FH ". )rrE follnwin g COURSES of LECTUR _ h e do ivered •Ids '1 heitre duneg the ensuing Whiter Ot: the helm/ and l'rarice o: Meithisit, by Dr. Porting,. On Anaromy and Phyaiolpgy. by Mr. Ana:: tram • Oh the Tite,,ry and Prattler of Slirgory, by Mr. Alpeuttitir: On Vide/Very, by Dr. •1 writes and Ur. Gents. Vn Chemistry, by hr. Her , .A na •omieal D t monstratione, by Mi:l.AwitNcit. Th.. I wares will be contatenerd an Friday, October Ist, at Two o'clock. For turth-r ParticuLtisobitairi of Mr. Wheeler, Att othecary, at the Hospital. . . . above .. _ Prise,. "seto 4 9ol; elw lint iOOO Blanks drawn will also be entitled to £2O tath.—The Scheme captains Z • Of - X 20,0410 - are - 5e40,000 2 • • -• 10,000 . - - )20,000 S - • - 1,000 - . . 5,000 6 . . ~ 500 - - - 3,000 • 7 .. - • 200 . . - 1,400 50 - ~ • 100 &SO - . - 4,000 , - 3,330 e . . 25 &20 - .. - 44,000 • 'I kkets and Hurts are sabot in greet variety at SI,VIkT and Co.'s Offices, Nn. 11, Pot/Lvov, I No. 31, 11,100AT3 Mon Nn. 01, Cnesisio-Call a. • STA CZT . __ 7 - AN'i I-AITR I I'ION. is now unequivocally ! loved th it the PATENTL. AN l'l-ATTRI I le N COM POSI I lON is the cheapen aM hest Thing ever yet di covered for %hips' Bottom., iinteed of • Copper; to preserve C.alates from being robbed in •he H.was. holes, instead of ; Pk., Nervier, or Kennel-•g ; the kigg.s gof Ship. from the Weather, and 4 'ioni being chafed, instea.t ot 'tar, " Parceline, and Serelee ;" tor he stifles and Carriages of Guns; to reader Leather and Canvas Water. vont ; and to prevent tie 44.; fects of Friction in Steam Engine.. Mill , ,Soigar-%.l.ls,Thre.l.tel Mills. (or other Implements ot Hushantnr, generary el tr ) yarn risers), Carriaoc., t 'oacbes, Waggons, Cars, and Mach'is fp ot every !escript ion It is afro he best Thing •o preo rve •he Blades of Swords and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, front Rent. It will ; res. rve Spews, Posts, t Mi, Gates. Park Pa-• ling, and every kind of Wood and Woolen Building Irons the Weather, Wert's, inti Dry Rot, fa the East or %Vest Indies, or in any Climate One ptim , ng of 'this Composition is is some cases equal ota one hatulred applications of 014 - 14130 w, cr any other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its use from 300 to 4 1 0(.0 per cent. exclusive of preventing be wear and tear in Machinery, Wheels, Ice. &c. which to a saving ot expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, ant no. thing can be so clean In its working, or g ye so little trouble. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Cha ring -Cross, near the Admirety, Londun ; and, by their appoint. merit at Most Ship Chandlers, libraries , Printers, Coach makers, Ironmongers, Innkeepers, Coach-offices, Saddlets, and Shop keepers in the United Kingdom, in boxes, price Is. tide; 25 6d.; w. Gd.; tOs. Gd ; Ore Guinea, and Two Guineas each. The smallest size b•tx contains a quantity sufficient to prime a four wheel carriage twice, with winch it wilt run upwards a three thousand miles, without applying any th , ng else to the axle. trees ; and one half guinea box contains a sufficient quantity for a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ; and it will work wish wood axietrees, or with common boxes and azletr:ot of any kind. - _ - - _ - • 1 A SHIONABLE ateTuitinn• Mr. IicIPIC‘NS begs leave to reterdtWif intost grateful tlvnks en his Friends a:id the Public in general, for the v•-ry riis tin'u•shed patronize he has so long • aperieneed. and respeeteilly solic:ts a eonti•min eof their favours. Ladies and Geutianten who have nev..r acqoired this accomplishment, or those echo have not attained the prinient fashionable pride, may he exp-di tioudy lurr n e sed in the moat private mean* to qualify thien for • i.e first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noble-street. foster-lane, Cheapside. Schools attended. 410000 For the First 'dept drawn a Prize above £2O NEX r FRIDAY. TCHARDSON. GQODLUCK and C t. The 416 CON I'RACTORS f r the 19DPTERY, reipectfuily re in.nd the Public, that the drawing will commence on FRIDAY the 17th of SEPTEMBER, when the first hart drawn a Prize above 4to will be entitled to :0,060 in addition to such Prize, and the Drat 1,000 Blanks drawn the same day will receive £LO each. The Scheme contains, 2 Prizes of . £20,000 p 10,000 1,000 ' a 500 &c. &e. Ste. And the lowest Prize £2O. H kN l'S. TO -BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, (In Nine Lots) on Thursday - , the isth September,.llll4 tit the 1 G-orge Inn, Portsmouth, at one o'clock, ANEAI' and substantiAl RESIDENCE, called. PARK HOUSE, Purbrook, with Coaels-hoe*Stables, Gardens, Orchard, and Plantations, together with One Hundred and Ninety-ex Acres, statute measure, of Arabic, Meadow, Pasture, anel Coppice Lands. Also, the MANOR of FARLINGTON and DRAYTON, with its Rights, Immunities, Reversions, Reserved -rents, and Quit-rents. The House is rather on a moderate scale, and is 2. l mirablv adapted for-a Cottage Ornee, situate in the deFglionl Harnie. of Ptithrook, six mils from Portsmouth, a beautiful and seques trated spat, much improved by the recent Inclosures, adorned with full grown Oak and Forest 'Frees. 'the whole of the Grounds would form a very pleasing Pad dock; the etuation is particnisrly dry ai d healthy, and the pic tor. sque views varied a:.d extensive. The o hole of the Land tax is redeemed. Prirred Particulars may be had at the Ceorge Inn, Porti - mouth; Crown Inn, Gosport ; Red Lion, Fareharn ; Anchor, Liphook ; King', Arms, Godahning ; I>olph:n.l, Soutitamrtot:; Antelope, Salisbury; Bear, Havant ; Libraries, Tunbn.:ge Wells, Brighton, Woe think, and Bognor; Ateztion Marc; of Messrs. Dense and qolic tors, Breaths Chancery-lane, London ; anti of Mr Weller, Chiches,---. ARMY Iti.GULAr lON WATER-PROOF CLOAKS, FOR FOREIGN SERVICE. • P.* ronised by their Roval Highnesses the; Printe Regent and Duke or York. IVPITI,SFORD has the bonner to inform the . Army, and his Friends in general, that the Weer-proof Cloaks are to be had as usual at his Army Regulation Ware house. No. 4, King-strent, st. James's-sqnare, where an assort tneot of Nay..l Military, and Travelling Clo.tks are always ready, which are warranted to reslst the wit tor any length of time. La. Pulsford and Sergeants, lin. 4. King Far ,St. Jarar• • square. Tickets and Shares forthe above Lottery are on sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank Buldingp, Cornhill, and o,posite the King's Mews, Charing Cross. DR.JA !WES': ANALEPTIC PILLS, for Di sor &is of the Stomach and pow-is and liead•achs arinne f eal indigestion or free living—for *p i ons, Goofy, arti R h ti tanic Cornea ,ir.',..and for ("olds, alight Fevers, &e. By vs , aring na , nre in the due discharge of the animal finerions 'hey prrvive Istalth, at , d promo:, longevity; are the ben general ntedieme and ere perticularly convenient for l' rayellers. as tl ev are mild tit their erration, and do not requice any confine ment. hold by F. Newbery and Sons, 45, Sr. Paul's Church-) ard, and at 1:1r. Jar.es's , ate how., in Broron.street, erica 45 fit. a hoc, containing thirty-six pins ; or six in a large box, for .CI ati Br a re that the name of " F. Newbsty" is engruveti in the • STATE LOTTERY. ITAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 4.1 respectfully inform rite Public, that 'no , : t•rs and SRA aas for the present S I'ATELOTTFitY, are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, Royat. EXCII4NGE i London. .1 hr most sari , factrry proofs of the merits of the Composition, may be scat at chi- Patentees' Office, No. 40, Cliaria g Cross, as above. Directions arc gives with etch box, winch are a tined " W. D. Ve Tung." Lottery, consisting of only .13,000 Tickets, will corn nwrce tlrywing NEX I' FR WAY, the 17th St rr S 11 Kit, and will br-Prawn in Two Drys. THE SCHEME CON I'AINE, - - l'r;zeb of - X 20,030 2 - - - of - lOst WHO .E.SOMIFAID ORNAMEN EXPERIENCE S MADE THOUSA NDS WM& BA LDNESS or GREY HA IRS will not be seen. 'those who have goad hair do not know the value of it till they have the misfortune to lose it, or turn Grey—thet wasters often the eve of 1.-,te. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who had used Prmet's Russia 03 for years, and from the use of that alone not a hair fell off, or turned grey ; but, being persuaded by their hair-dresser to use other Oils that are adeer !bed, they soon foga the difference--their hair fell off, or tamed grey, have declared they will use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. It is . proved the lust and wholesomest preparation in the universe for moistening the hair, when dressing real or false hair, and is ib great a courisber, if used constant, never a hair will fall off et turn grey; In short, where there is hair by nature, and at tsar got thin of bald, by u ing the Russia 03 regularly, you may rely on its being restored. Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using Fence's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became covered with hair; give it a fair trial by using at regu larly, as it cannot have the effect if only appli-d at intervals. It promotes eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whisken turning reddish or grey. his used by the Royal Family, and by Ladies and Gentlemen of distinction. Ladies will 6nd, when dressing i It this Oil el , her real et talse hal, that it keeps the natural poss. and no eserdse whatever will bring it out of curl the whole day_ _ rather Capitals, and bag in it no Prize of less value than •20 —"Fite Fre hou.and Blank. wII be ent tied to Ara . 44 each ; the First Prize shove £2l. to aCI0,t;00; and the First above ZIO on the Second Day, to £to,ooo. - • MAKE --- HOPE YOUR SHEET ANCHOR, and purchase a Tkket or Share at' MAR n W., No. 8, Cornkill, for the pre'ert S E LO'rl'ERY, to he drawn the Oh of 'MIS morim. Only tepro Tickets, slid contains 2 Prizes of £30,0 0, e of 10,000, 5 of t .GOO 6 ditto of £5OO, Is? from Cl.; up to £O l O, and 1050 mop £‘lo Prizes than last Lottery, rha Prize under W. Martin sold to the Public, In thd last January Contract, No. TM, 42,:', 1 '00, and No. stl., .21,000, all in 89 :harts, and paid on dernat;e! at the above Office. N. B. Orders front the Country rernittinc good Bills, Bank note& or Post-olUce 0-der', will be punctually a tended to. TITCHI . I HAATSIiIRL. TO 'BE S 01.1) Y PRIVATE CON'''RACT, MA6AME DE GENUS' NEW WORK. .AN FAMlLYfx(eilen... D W EL LING-HOUSE, and large Walled Garden adjoiting, late the property and re , idetic e of Admiral 'Flt oat esoN, deceased. The House, which is substantially built, contains in the Ease ment, three Dry Cellars; on the Ground Floor, Drawing and Facing tannins of large dimensions, two smaller *Rooms, China and otter useful (lows, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, Dairy, aod other Domestic Offices; First Floor, a Breakfast Room, three large Bedchambers, three s.naller, a Servant's P.anm, and urefol Closets; and in the Attic, ore lay,', and several smaller Cham bers for servants. 7he House fronts the Garden, which con ta:ns near bait an Acre of Land, is bounded by the ritchficld Itiv,r, well .Locked, in good condition, and laid out with taste ful attention ho , h to ornament and toe. litchfield is ?4 Miles from Town, nine from' Soutbton, and :.even front Portsmouth, by Gosport, and has ever beets Cele. d tor Its Atrial and respectable vicinage. 'I he Pr/nil-es are copyhold of Lihrrit:inte, subject to a small Quit -t. sr, Flue on admission,-and a compoutid Remit on death. I'art o the•Purc.4se money may ronati on Mortgage. For hattict Part ctears, and to treat tor the Purchase, if: ly to Mr. PARDON, of Farettam, Solicitor, and for a view, on the Preni se% This day vi as pohlished, is . u - Vols. price 12s. Ditto Rends 'Of MADEMOISELLE de LA FA.YETTE.— .4.T.A. 1 rumbaed from the Ewell of Mad. TIE GEN! IS. Published and told by H. Colburn. 50, Conduk-s rect. of whom and all B , ...kse'lc•rs may also be bid jus• 1. The Woman of the World, by A Ir. Holt. ein, 4 vols. .245. 2. The Sons of the V.scount and the Daughter, of the Parl, a Vowel, depicting recent scenes in fashionable life, 4 vols. 245. 3. friandino, by the sagbog K &Sado Rinaldini, 2 volt. 20s. ed. 4. The Heroine. or Adventures of a Fair Romance Reader, 3 volumes. _ 5. Myself and My Frlerd:by Miss Plumptrc, 4 vols. 28i. 6. rridt• of Narure, by Mis. Buiney.leeond Edition, 4 vole Y 8•. T. Geraldine Faucomberg, by the Mile s stood nilitioa, S volt. 414. - - - - - ORNSBY and Co. Brocx-linnicints, it-spectfully acquaint the Ptibl . c, that they are selling 'Paris and Shares in great Variety, and at the :owest Prices, at their old establiArd Office, 21i. CORNHILL, where ;II Prises are paid ou demand.-41:e Scheme contains, 2 Prizes of - 41'0. 04) 2 - - rec!cles many other Capital Przes. Only 12 (H 0 . 1 irkeis, and no hit, le‘s than xt:a. 1 7 r.t 1.0(0 Blanks will be entitled !tt t ack. •1 he firA Prize above ell the First Bay will he eraitled to IiRIITSH GALLERY OF PICTURES—SECOND SERIES. This day was published, price io=. GPI.; lirooti on In : is Paper, is.; exquisiteiy finiblied iu Colours, and muuoted, price - - £6. 68 Ina Portfolio, rcHRIST IN THE SEPULCHRE. Finely NI Engraved by T. Cheesernan and P. W. Tontkir•, yraiera to her Illaj• ry. from the orig.nal PAINTJNO by GUM CINO, in the Posataidon of Admiral Lord RADSTOCIL; ft•rnting Cie SZVZNTII Nirmavß of the above Work. sURREY.—To be ;OLD by PRIVATE CON litAC'r, TWO desirable I.REEHOLD FARMS, situated in the most pleasant lan of the County: one connoting I IR. I 7P. and for other IIIA. IR. I ie. of Arable, wiads dow, paqure, and wood bind, grin par• of wl ich . For Parriculars and via. c, apply ti. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Laud .414 , ,ca, 61, St. M.triiti's-latit., Charing Cross. Lettvrr post pan]. " A fine cab net rpecimen of the master, painted with gr az dearness and t ffict, and in 14 best manner ; formerly in the lorgbese Palace Rome." PAR r I. may also be bad, price £2. 12e. 6d.; Proofs on bat Paper, 1;5. S ; o• vaqui‘irely fieished 'n C , )loure awl mounted, p re £3l. 10s. con•ainiusg the first hve Numbers of the above Work. . k üblished by, Longman and Co. Pie s tetanster row ; I. Willie, Neer.. rev ' Cadell and Valdes, S•rand; and P. W. Totokins ; ird . st the 13afristi GALUIY oa Pictnaxs, No. 54, biro/ filictxpAranat,wisarethe I eautilut Drawings in Water Colours, stx.cuted ear.- 4 for this Publication, are exhibited. Admit tance Mtn-- uh , criberT4. One til thing . - Zio.c 00. The First Prize above £2O on ti :e cond Day will be entitled to .C 2.0,000. Utters by I'ost, or Parra.; by Cagier, will be . executed with i•rde i•y at:d D patch Draw't g beg . iiia NIX FRIDAY. 7.1tft,71111Y7 1 4 -1 EYTON, STOCK-BuoKen, the Second House 1:4• in Cornhill, and f st,Coventry-.treet, is happy to artiounce to his Friend, and the Public a , large the Commeocensent of a new Latery, of only I :,(,co Ticket., to begin Draw Septem ber Ilt , containing Fazes of Ste.Zitc..ared no Prize• less than XlO, an atrang.-ment wheels he hopes will Meer the wishes of every. Lottery Ad./Latimer. 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A METRICAL HISTuIIY of ENGLatab ; 0 , , Recollections in it hyote, of the must protoin,!it Features in our NEtional Chrunbiogy, from the Landi , g of Julius Cm‘ar io he Com menc. aunt of the Regency in itiPt. By 1 humas Ddsiits• In WO Yoh. eao. price 181. boated'. It is with much pleasure EYTON is eilabled to all, that the following Capital Priz,es, viz. No. 18.82.1, a Prize of Li 0.c03 • 6,M48, a Prize of .Cmio 6,0!2, a Prize of .C3C:O 21S, a Prize of .Ct!tiO Drawn the last Day In the Lottery just finished. were all shared and sold at ha truly.tortuaate Establishments ia Cornhill and Covenr►y•yreet, where l.e respectfully invites his Frietid , to par take of she Favours of fortune s tvlsith lie intends di , tributing the I 17th of neptentber. 1:19 . IA- AND. XURQICAL EttspeNsAay. PAT itox.—liis RP* iiiithness the Quite of Yoa K. Gortik Nolo. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, AT. P. Hon. CaL J. Dorf, Psi - .P. Co;. li. Cle.t:ents, M. P, John ,M. P. Captain J Hay. quanr,ort—Nr. Kiernan, Member of the itoyal College, London. estahrhhed for the czcht -41., sive . Treatment and Cure of the VENERRAL DISEMEs, suit! theirdreadful consequences, as stric.tires, ies, tlleera -dons, Ice. has to !mast the cure of n# less than , t,onn lkatientsoan tiuAlly, many .of whom have been :(ducted trim 1e to •A:l years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea end Ch lucre are cured In a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode to treatment, and that weakness and.derangemenr of the gene' arve PrEant, which impair the • institution, and shorten life, arc here more sue esstullyrreated than on any .etlyes pia-. 111r.Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by either ten, at his private house, No tO, Lower Charlotte-street. Bedford square, where 1 etters from Town and Country are to he addressed, and the necessary ads , ee and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. IPIEUkATISNIS, PALSIES' and GOUTY AFFF.C . noNs, v.i.h their usual rotwomitirnts. Spasm or lying Pains, Flattiltney, Irdigrstion, Ira grueral Debtthy (mi. genanng in whatever source), ave rehcved and tr. tweedy cured .hy Will I f.HEAD's MBNCE or 11IUNTAR1) PILLS, after every o her means had failed. .1 he Fluid Essence of Mustard, lust'l with the Pillna in Ostia complaints where necessary) is pen papa t h e nui.t active. penetrating, and effectual remedy in the word, gettendly curl% the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less thau half the time usually taken by any o.ker Liniment or Ent. !menhir) ; and if used Int med,ately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning b FAMILY CERA 1 F. is 'qua ty efficacious tor all ill conditioned Sures, Sore I 4 " ) r bulk En ptions,l3lu;cbet, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingle,., Break ' ;ugs Olit in the face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and 'nfl.r.ned Eyes, Sore Heads, tund ct Annie !tumours of every description. • Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston. Apothecary, No. )5, Greek...urn t, Soho, London. The Essence sod Pills at •2t. ; each, the Ceraee.at Is. lid. and Its. 9d. Selal o by every Medicine Vcader,in the United Kingdom. •„• f:clititne has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R.Jounscon inserted on it. ESTA l'E of BARW ELL COURT. most IL ergirabty si: ward near Kingsaon on l'harnes, and wily about 14 miles trona London; comprising a - modern substantial built Dwelling-house, with °Mc% s of every deacription, complete, anti 6t for the reception of a gen eel Family, with excellent walled Gardens, Green-houses, Hot houses, Fish-ponds, Orchard=, Double Cnach-houw, Srabing, and good Farm Officei, all in excelb nt repair, and IsU Are of good Arable, Mea low, and Pa•ture Land, all 'tithe free, except about 23 Acres. The rates are low. _ _ _ For further Particulars and Orders to view the same, apply to .'dart Murray. Surveyor and Land Agent, Nu.6l, St. 'Martin's lane, Charing-cross—(Letters post-paid.) CAPITAL SITUATION ON THE HARD, PORTSEA. To be SOLD ur LET for a l'erm, with early posscssFot, AVERY valuable FREEHOLD ES ['ATE ; comprising, on the Easement, an uscilent K tehen, Scut tery, and Cillar, with Warehowe sod Work-room tinder the !+h-i;t ; en the Ground Floor is an etten-ire welt-fitted Shop, Gl are, and neat Parlour adjoin.ng ; alss a Pawed Yard, w th a tide d.lor opening into Clock -street; on the First Floor is a haodsonie thawing-room and two Bed-r. rims; on the Second Floor, four hat:Sit:me Bed-rooms; and the Attic, three Servants Reams. This Estate is most unquOstiatiably th_ first situation for trade in Purrara, being at the comer of a 6:1'0 t lead gto the 11.Ceren• .puts of the town, also near:y opposite the general landitig place for boats; and has been Feveral years sucressfu ly used, and via established, in the trades of a 'Taylor, Draper, Hatter, and !skip- Merehatu ; and the apartnients 6f the lirst door are generally occupied b y pasons of re•pectablity. 'Ube Stuck to io.• talon at a valuation, for the payment of which tine will be given. 2air other partiruLrs apply to Mr. Hood, the Proprietor, or. the Pr:lnt:At ; or to Mr. (deadening, Solicitor, P. rum N. 11. Notie hot principals will he treated with,and di), letter, must hr post-paid. - t, for such Terms as may be agreid upon, AMOST t.ltetrable MANSION, fit for any Ger. tiennueo abode. The Premises are adjoining the Village of Woulditam, close to tie navigab:e au. pleasant River Med. way, within three talks and a had of the City of Rochester. and live miles from Malsitnw, in a sporting p.irt of the County of !tent, and chose tie% outtlhant Common, to which Ilan unlimited right of Pasturage, F.reseuoil. 6.e. '1 h.: ground Coor consists of a commodious Hall, silt a graTal Staiv:aar, a Drawitig-toom Parlour, Mt fog-motto, and a spaclo.is Kitchen; the on. pair n: stars consists of Aire tray roomy Bed-chambers, one of whici may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a back Staircase from the kitchen, containing six Rooms with fire- places in three of them, a Staircase trom the passage of the tv,o p a i r into a Turret., or Cisvola ' which comusands a delightful proipec: of the River Mello ay sad country all round; most spacious Cellars with exceiiitu Biwa, aiare-court enclosed wi h a d wish as:d railing fence; a lire NIA Court inclosed all round with a high brick wall, we'll:oat(' with choice wall Frutt-trees well chosen Shreilis and Flowers; an excellent Garsiest well is all. d and fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard et closed with a high brick wall, an excelietit Stable over which is a high spacious I .oft, two i2oacli-houses, aid many other Out-Offlees, too tedious to mention turtle. he Lessee may be accomiunda esi with a dozen Acres choke good Land adjoinios said Premises, if rrquited. For further Particulars, eniguire of Mr. Bathe, at Woultibart. i-everai Offleeri in the Army and Navy, and others tbat have used the Hutt3ta Oil for dros.tig their hal. when abroad. where there have been levers and other disease., have remarked they have Imained in perfect li-alth ; also several lads, neat had been subjer to the head ache toe year., have declired since they u.ed be RUSS a 011 for their hair, have been r. li. ved. Ilse Pros. ..rietor is certain the aromatic i greehents his RUSSIA Oil is pre. p.tred with, might pi event catching diseases, as .t is well known in unhealthy climates eu , ject to fevers, by the external use of aromatic Oita, escape the worst disease& I here are many simple articles that have been thought little of, but when tried, are found sf great benefit. Also, person+ who wear false hair might to u-e no other but Prince's Russia thl, as it is not only the best ter dre-stag, as It does not clog the hair, &c. but also preventit catching dlist sus. It is no woo der persons who wear fair hair. are often afflicted wit', tl e head-ache, &c. as no person that wears table hair knows what subject it may be taken trout It is no wonder that the Proprie or has so many fordgn ors tiers, as well as from person going abroad. Eats Moira took out a quantity to India; a'so his Serene 11 - Pghnetis the Duke ut Or. leans, at Palermo, in Sicily, has sent Mien fur a dtiaeti terse bot tles, payable at Me-srs. Cona's and Co.l3.inkers, Sn and. Ba dwin, the Consul in Egypt, recommends Oda as a preser vative against contagious diseases. to all the medical pithlica thins, Aromatic Oils are particularly recommended as a preven tative, and in Malta has been generally recommended by out ward application. In America, a great call has been made for Prince's Aromade Russia Oil, but through the great .demand st me villains have there counterfeited. sorry to say, that there are some villains in this country trying io counter nit this valuable aricle. An Amer'can Captain has'lleclard, that at one time in Philadelphia, '0 dollars was positively offered for a genuine hotile of Prairies I.ondon Russia Oil. Several eminent medical men, In I.ondois, use it themselves, as well as recommend ir, only do not like to have their names made public. Be particular in askitig for Prince's Russia Oil, and see that the Gevernmesit Stamp is en the cover of each bottle, and no Eagle, at ns. per bottle, tine bottle ccntaining lour small, at .ffr. as. is a saving of 10a.; or six lar.re for £5. dir y included I.adiels and (seat, anon Who constantly one ti e Russia Oil, will end, by takiag six large bottles, it veld be savi.ag of tour pounds. Sold by the Proprietor, frri. ct. Dentair.—Observe, It is not a shop—exactly opposi:e No. 7 ; the numbers are irregular is John s:re et, Oxford-. treet, I.teielon. mild also by Mr. snryth, r errumer to his Majesty, New Bond* etreet ; pertemer .tu her Majesty, Tichborne-etreet ; Bay icy and Blew, perfumers t.. the Prince and Princess, and Duke and'lluchess of York, Ceickspur street; Harding, *9, Pall Mall; Nees berry, 45., fit.. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Cl.urel-yard ; Barclay, 95, Feet-racket; Butler, 4, Cheapsies s Edwards, 66, Sit. Paul's Church-yard; Withers, 2£9, Strar.cl; Raton, ISO, Osferd-street ; Davison, L 9, Fleet-street; ltigge , LS, Cheapae; Bolton, 'I utt, Rtr : al Exchat.ge; and by trust pain opal Perlumers and Medicine Venders. • After spending thousands (which can be yroved by the Propels. tors of ti e principal Newspapers) to make a valuable .rticle known, it must be villany in any one to counterfeit it. tee the last Me- Act of Pariismt'nt, yeu will find Prince's Ries..a Oil must ..ate a medicine *tamp. As security . , the Proprietor Las leave of he tumnussioners of his Majesty s Srimp Office to have. his .name, "Mr. Prince,l.plinted on the Government Stamp, which to on the outside of tlle cover of each bottle—the counterfeiting is Misery ; therefore any shop-keeper or hair-dresser selling Russia Ui., under any pretence whatever, without the British Govern ment ;tamp, see impostors, and sellers of counterfeits. t'.s.tl•ers has been great templet ins in the country they cannot get t'riune's genuine is nests On, thetetore, to accommodate . a. dies said Gentlemen that reside in the counts y, by enclosing a XI tiote in a hater, directed to- Mr. 'rmce, Dentillis•Jithia-sneec , xtorehetreet. Latutioo, well reedtr, by return of coact., ones gat nea . s worth, or sit large for Merchants, Cariepe, and Country Sisopkee;ers, sending their Lk. ers to say' W tote-ale Kslitrtem, or Ivledictre Vendors they nest w th in a.condon, ewer re:eirive laberaVallowai oe. be-sures* aides krinse's&uttinsiktal nowt are misty 'Anse tertelts.