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TIIr grandest Lottery ever known 1—£40,000 A.. additional Prize-Moner.—Encouragement to early Pur 'chascrs.—The 2,000 Tichtits to be decided 11th of Aran., enti tled to £5O each, over and above whatever Prize they may be, —lO2 Capital Prizes, lac:tiding Four of X 30,000, Two of £20,12500, Two of .010,000, Cznsols.—Tickt-ti and Shares for the above grand Lottery are selling by EYTON, Stock-Broker,. at his old .alid hicity Oftlce, 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street, where al! Business ia the Public Funds is transacted with Els:- lity and dispatch. • .l SA ins BY AUCTiON. ISLE or 'WIGHT. 'rt.) THE PROPRIETORS OF E AST-INDIA STOCK. LADIE4 AND GENTLEMEN, r . clP. 1 : ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the E4A-India Company, being appointed for WEDNESDAY, ".``.ll‘2.th April next, the favour . rf your Vote and Interest is r• :juestzd ter the following Gentlernra, viz. MOSANQUET, lIEWARD PARRY, Esq. Currcte, Esq. THOMAS REID, Esq. • TAI I NIONLY, F. 5 4f. WILLIAM IVIGRAM, EN. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble S:rvar.ts, CamrprlA, AlARJonintices. ABET.CROMEIE ROBINSON. Let:ANDER ALLAN. IVILLLAM ASrELL. JoiiN tern. Boca Cs?IrsIML. WIi.LIAM STANLEY CLARE. lamps DANIELL. WILLIAM FULLAILTON ELYNINSTO2II. CHAT:LYS GRANT. Joizy Ilu ot.r.srow. Joww INcus. • Jon:: JACKSON. FCC 3 LINDSAY. Join; llosue. J AMIN PAYSILSON. 11.wmana Canenumr rtowors. Gsostaz Ramos. Join tioLossasoucu 11.s.'rriasuAw. D.,vlD SCOTT. CZOIC.7. SMITH. Jut 1314151.1. i TAYLOIL. JOUN THOIIBUILL. TOO%E. Irousc, March 1f320. 10 THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. AN.) • Fi A VING the honour of be i n g recommended to - 46 —:-L you by the Directors of the East-India Companl., as CANDID-VA:3 for the DIRECTION to be chosen rhis year, the liberty of rsquesting the favour of your Vote on th.: day of E:tction, WzriNrstisy, the 12th April ntxt. Wc 1,a , ....1•.•s and 6cr.tizrnen, Your mist hhmble SA:rvants, JACOB BOSANCar rt. Joszrn COTCON. WILLIA7.I TAYLOR MONL'T., FDWARLI PARRY. TI:OILAS R WILLIAM WIGRAIf. reuse, March 2f, litc% ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, i.s . _abliahed by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. Maaen, I SW. I)ERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall -IL ,:u• on the 25:12 instant, are 'hereby informed, that RE CEIPTS arc now ready tobe delivered at the Company's Offices I over the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well ssby their reapectiviAgents in the several Counties; and th- Panics nstur--d are requested to apply for the Renewal of ' their Policies im er before the 9th of Aram next, as the usual Marro Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each ‘Po iii.l, vi ill then expire. SAMUEL FEN XING, Jun. See. to- Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Assu rance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandizes, and Ships in harbour. in dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives. N.P. Fire Policies will be Issued free of expense to the As surd, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. No attendance on Good Friday or Easter Monday. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. TRUSTEES. The Duke of Noarotr, The Duke of RUTLAND, The Marquis of Iluctsicoustt, The Marquis of Nosswassrrox, rte. &e. cite: And SIXTY DIRECTOR& lifsaaging D:rectcr—.l. T. 14/1131a BHALWONT, re,. F. A.S. 1)E.118)..iS who continue insured in this Oilice &yen Years, whetUr upot a Septenni2 or Annual Po- Eq., share the Profits enually with ill: Origitial M.:tubers, ac cordiug to theit respective contributions. A permanent surplus Capital of ZIGI,OOO has be:n subscribed by the original Me:n il:fa, and t'..cy alum are ; hence those who now de s;re to insure are effectuAr against that uncertainty and unlimited responsibility which ,have been so severely felt in Sadcties upon the Contributionsidp or Union principle. itetutus to tLe amount of £2i,000 have been paid within the last years, to all was have been insured Seven years—a greater advantage to Vac Public than has been hitherto yielded by :any wel•s•:eurel Establishr.lent. /touts az: app.iir.ted L. all the printirl towns, who are also Is:gents to tits Pll.O V I DENT Lll 01' F I CE, founded on Vine:2l64 10 COUNTERACT the many attempts that are -IL daily made to irapote on the novr:ry a SPURIOUS CO;IPOSITION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKING Ferlred by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new is which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, I' Iv) co: , ..i:incrasly placed bathe cence, that tLey trust ar atter.- t. Cal er..l the difference of the type,which is unlike :111letter t. „ v. purchasers at once to detect the imposition. 1'....1 J BLACKING, roade and s , ,:d Nalksale by DAY 97, Iligh Ht.:born; kind retailed 'ay the air Druzzists, Booksellers, IrottLiongc 7s, , :-!.fakers, Se. in the United Kinzlant, iu Lu.tzles, 6d. ls. and Is. 6J. eai.h. °P- Pir:-.3mtviNG a.No ILZAUTIFYING IRE TEETH. VEGET::BLE TOOTIITO\ !.DElt •has so 1=.41 an a•el,enda e of ever,' toilet of rank end fa4tion, A it I.l::.r.tCtSMlly to offer any fusther-remouneddasien of it. cor. , i.o3ed of Vegetables, whi without the admixture of zn ant.: al or p,taicious ingredient wh;.tever, it is flee from th nal u;;;ectiuns against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detei.. ie . i.c.n.ver is ju .: saQicient anniltaate those. destructive tc. e s w;!ich titi:tere to the Gums and in the interstices of tbs. :tt-i ; iii . !;,rius in the former, and promoting a czw .t (...litre it leo Lien injured or corroded) on the latter. It It... A :arta a tirnmess and healthy redness 'to the at S ; • reguLttly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state ;,.-t1 .tge. fluxes, .: t:~. No. BUTLRRs', Chemists, kt 9s. 9d. Tr ,le, I.ondun ; and by the principal Perfumers and r zltroogLout the United Kingdom. B. .1. name end atle:rev <f " Buda., 4, Cltiapsitte," aro ~./ ie Wimp u*LI 6itarberi to eath live a al.. &amnia ; .::‘ , t i distinguish se ft osettlzaalurs usu/ei st.liiisir sales. 1. . _ sw lli C t. 2 1 ALL PRIZES THE 11th APRIL. OAR ROLL, the Contractor, begs most earnestly to impress on the public mind the advantage of purchasing BEFORE the 11th of APItIL, for ON THAT DAY Only Two Thousand Tickets will be Ihrawn, • EACH TO RECEIVE £39, And then to hive, IN ADDITION, The same Chance whim the Drawing begins on the 27th April, :13 if it hid not already been drawn a Prize of £.lo;•therefore, on the 11th April, an Adventurer MAY GET A PRIV% BUT CANNOT HAVE A BLANK! The Scheme contains 102 CAPITAL Rnins, including •Prizrs of 1;50,000 - - .C 20,000 - - £lO,OOO &c. &c: ••• xitacee X 40,000 X 20,000 n In all £7,t55,5CC, in Money and Consols, including an EXTRA SU NI of .C 40,000, which CAiLUUOI.L,the Contractor, has added to the Prize Money, by permiaolon of Government. Tickets and Sharca are SeLing• at CARROLL:a Fortunate o;fiees, No. 19, Corniiin, a.id 26, Oxford-street ; where he lak.id, in the Let few Months, No. 2,357 X 33,000 1,14.5 7J6 21,000 7,ee3 X 20,6110 TIDE £40,C00 GIVEN AWAY'! r! ANL THE 160,000 FOR EARLY PURCHASERS!! ! FROM the wording: of. the advertisernents,s hand bills, and chew-boarsis.made use of for promming the sales of the present Lottery, ao erroneous idea has gone forth that particular or greater advantages would be obtained at souk Offices tLat were not to be had at others; and as such en en founded opit.ion is prejudicial, and ought to be removed from the minds of thosq who have, and those who have net adventured, T. DISH begs most respectfully to assure his best friends, the Pub lie, that there is not any feat or imaginary advantage the Scheme holds forth, in which the Customers of his Offices will not equally participate, °Monk he is NOT the CONTLICT'OIt. Tickets and Shares are Selling at BISH's 4.X1 cep, 4, Cornhill,. and 9, Charir.g-cross ; where No. 2,507, id the Last Lottery. a. Prize of TWENTY TIiOUS.I N 1.) POUNDS "bION itY . was Sold in Shares. The Preliminary Day (as the Casette calls it) will be*Tuesday, 11th April. The Scheme consists of 20.004 Ticket: , and con tains 102 Capitals,.amounting so :1 1 .303,500 Money zjd Consols. •,,* Explanatory Schemes gra tis. On the Ist April will be published, Price 3s. 6d. (to be continued every two Months) No.. 11. of LONDON JOURNAL of ARTS and 1. SCIENCES; art Original Work, exhibiting the progres- ' sive advancement of Practical Scienie, in the various branches of the Arts, Manufactures, and Agriculture. By W. NEWTON. The Contents of this Number, under the head of Recent Pa tents, will give an Abgract of Fourteen New Inventions. Under Original Comminications Messrs. 1 5 c4kins and Fairman's /3ank. Note, with a beautiful PLe, will be found particularly interest ing • likewise, Mr. Volley ori.Lord Stanhope's Telescope, with a Plate; improved Valves, by Mr. Ma'am, and a Ball Cock, by Mr. Tyer; both with Plates; also, Jr. Pye on French Gloss Tracing Paper, gre. Under Novel Ini-entions ' a new Machine for Weighing and Binding i. 4" Hay, &c. with a Plate. To which will be added, Transactions of the Society of t Arts, the Royal In stitution, &c. and a variety of novel sciontific information; with a List of forthcoming Pat.:nts. London : Published by :.;herwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row, and sold by ad Booksellers. I'IIE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. IV. pub lished this day by Jeff contains DALDWU, i CSMIOSE, sad 1. Memoirs of the Lire and Writiez,s of Sir John ' Suckling; 2. Observations on Keats's Endyr.uon ; 3. The Bag-piper in Tottenham-court-road ; 4. Song; 5. Melancholy; 6. On the Cultivation of the Ancient Literature of the North, at the pre seat Puriod; 7. Sentimentalities on the Fine Arts; It. Observe tiwns un ramie I)istinctions between the English end Scottish Lavr; 9.* Sonnet to the Author of Childe Harold; 10. The Grave ; 11. Extracts from the Journal of an English Traveller in Palestine; 12. The Leper of die City of Aosta; 13. Sonnets, by W.Vornelios •' 14.. Biographical Notices of the late' Duke of Ks*, by a Mernher of his Household;. 15. To my Mother; 16. The Drama; 17. Report of Music, and Account of Kew .Musical Publications; le. Notices of the Fine Arts; Mr. West ; 1 1 the British Institution; 19. Gleanings from -Foreign Journals; 20. Medical Article; 21. Rural Economics; 22. Commercial Report; V. 3. Ciitical 'Notices of New Books—Dr. Meisnees Travels through Cermar.y, Holland, England, and S.:otland— I.ondon in 1819, by the Author of a Year in London; Literary sad Scientific latelligence ; Colonial Intelligence; New Acts of Parharr.ent; New Pafents; Ecclesiastical Preferments; Bank ruptcies; 134ths, Deaths, and Marriages; Meteorological Its gitter ; Markets, &c. &s. rrillE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Aptil 1- 1, is embellished with a Are PORTRAIT of his present Majesty GEORGE IV. and. contains among-other interesting . articles 1. Remarks on the Literary, Scientific; Political, end Moral Progress of Great Britain, during the reign of George 111. with some Observations on the State cf the Empire at the Accession of his present Majesty George IV.-1 I. Ott the Genius and In fluence of Women, with Aneedetes: the MonMtery, a Romar.ce, by the Author of Waverley, &e.—l 11. ileathfield's Elements of a Pian for the Payment of the National Debt.-IV. On the Love of our Countr&V. Adventures of a Traveller, in the Island of St. Ja3o, from an unpublished 31. S.—V I. On the &hi cation of the Waders of India—V Spain and the Inquisition On . the present Stare of the English Stage=No. comprising Strictures on Messrs. Munden, latiston, C. Kemble, Liston, Fairen Dewtom; Fawcett, Emery, Knight, Jones, &c. Mrs. Davison , Kemble and Delwin, Misses Kelly, Stephens, I Tree, Dyrnr, Travelsin Italy, Greece, Fcc2 ; —X. On Orientil 'Ortniar ' a Talc—Xl I. Mr. I terming and the Elgin Marbles —Xl 11. On the Liti;ratuie:a:d Arts cf the early Itomans-:-TXI V. Remarks on the British Gal lery, by Mr. Care , !—'4:V. Dramatic -NOtices;--Xyl. Italian Opera XVII. 'Varieties Literary and Sdentific—X VIII. Ctitlaud's Discoveries in E gypt—Xl X. New Public-nisei, with rt r i t i za l R m a r k s ,...xX, New Inventions and Discoveries.— :. Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural, ands Cooancrcidi—XXll. listbrical Digett cif Political Events— XX 111. Interestlrg Occurrences, Promotions, Births, Mar i eagi s, and Deaths; with Biographical Particulars of the must celebrated Poisons. Th.: three preCeding Numbers .for the present Year arc ern. bellished with Pura:lite of his late Majesty, the Duke of Kent, Viscount Caerlereagb, cJ AntoMo Ca ova, ar.l every succeed. Ing one wilt be embe :Idled with a Porusit of guise 4stinguishad Person, or oeher lamravicg. Those Persons c uo may be tlesiroas of commencing with tier present Year are requested to transmit tlicir Orders without dc by, to their respective Booksellers or gewsznen. . • London : Priaited4or limey Colburn ant Cs. ComitUt-street to Whom *Communications for She Lditor are tcluested to be 1 addressed. Th!s day was published, die Second Edition, Bt.:. 6d. THE ART of PRESERVING the FEET; or, Practical Inatructions for the Prevention and Ci.re of CORNS, BUN NIONS, CALLOSITIES, CHILBLAINS, &a. with Observations on the Dangers arising from improper treatment, Advice to 'Pedestrians, &c. To which are added, Di rections fur the better management of the Hands and Nails. By an - EXPERIEKCED CHIROPODIST. • " Each page of this work will he found to contain sonic use ful information."—Gazette of Health: I . 'riate4 for henry Colburn, Coliduit-strect. This day Was published, The Secotfil Edition, revised, price 7s. 6d. boards, IRIVATE tDUCATION ; or, A PRACTICAL PLAN for the Studies of YOUNG LADIES, with an AilApass to Private Gov.:tresses, and their Pupils. By ELIZABETH APPLETON. " This Work is :7udleiously adapted to become a useful Mantv.l l in the hands of persons who are desirous of securing for their (tender charge all the advantages of elegant Literature, and the accomplishments of polished manners, without putting to capri cious hazard those pure and firm principles which can alone render them useful in this world and happy in the next" Printed for Henry Culburn, COrcluit-street. ROBIN HOOD. This day was published, handsomely printed in royal ltsmo. pace is. sd. in boards, 'OBIN HOOD: a Collection of all the Ancient Porns, Songs, and Ballads, now extant, relative to that celebrated English Outlaw. To which are prefixed, Ilistotica Anecdotes of ha Life. • ".In this our spacious Isle T think there is not one " But he of Robin Hood hath heard, and little John ; • " And to the end.of time the take shall refer be done " Of Scarlack. George a Greed, and hlts.-h, the miller's Inn: " Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made " In praise of Robin Hood, his Outlaws, and their trade! Printed for Longman and Co. Paternostet-row ; and T. Boys, Ludgate-hill. NECKCLOTHS AND .COLLATIS! This day was published, price 3s. a New Edition, greatly en • - • lamed, with Additional Engravings, yscKCLOTHITANIA ; or, TIETA i.>,. An Essay on Starchers.—By ONE OF THE CLOTH, • ' And of Hertford College. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall. Also, .price Is. Gd. with Coloured Plates, A Treat far the Fancyi. And; price 6s. with Coloured Plates, Dress and Ad dres. By the Author of " The Greeks;" of which the nine ' tcenth Edition is now bn Sale. TWO SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS. This day were published, T HE NATIONAL SPELLING BOOK; or, Sure Guide to Spelling and Pronunciation. " The spelling columns in this Book appeal- to have been ar ranged and accented with much care and attention ; to that chil dren, who may ha made to understand the marks here used to dl:ect their pronunciation, will acquire an unusual degree of *Miner, and avoid much future trouble."-31onthly Review, March; ' The NATIONAL READER ; consisting of Easy Lessons In History, Geography ! Biography, Mythology, Natural History, lite. The whole artang,i on a new plan, and illustrated by nearly One Hun red Engravings ; being a. Sequel to the " Nft.. tional Spelling." By the Rev. T. Clark : ss. Printed for Jolla Sauter, at the School Library, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Desirable and Commodious Di &RINE V,ILLA, with ora:Hest Offices, Garden, Pleasure Gscrur.ds, and Meadow TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIG:T, By Mr. POEM'S, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,. Coral-All, on 'Nubs,- nAr, Afsy 18, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, „ A DESJIIABLE PREEITOLD F.STATL:, situate at WEST COWits.S, in the INLE of HT. Lni 1. Comprises a beautiful COTTAGZ Va . :EST TT I L 1., seated on a fine eminence, commanding tko eutherting scenery of she Med'ns River, the I:rhottr, ey.fon iive and intoreciing vi-aws of the HampsWeCoast, ere;ted with great taste, finklitd at a very consider...hi.: expense, r.nd aciaptcd for the accommodatiem . of a -I•"oblemzoar Gluticirtan cf distith• tion, with csc: ]lent Offices of all. descriptions, Steolirg fcr sit horses, Coach houses, Ilarnesr-rourt, &e. surrounded I,‘; Plantations, orninientt el with fnc ;srown inter•-•eeted with gravai an, other tastefully dis2ciseti; ex:ellen waih.d Garden, planted rahit numerous fine Fruit Trees l zn4 3loaclow Land, centainin7 r.early TWELvr..ACRES, prin. cipslly walled in, and within. a tl!ort 4.43ncc of the town. Loy u. (nnirlises Two Enchsures of 111ZA1)0W LAND, Siteair ott the opposite side of the viriti-to 1,01 one. wish (int..: dener's Cottage raid Oar Zens, bounded bythe road from News, 'port to West ; a delightful 11 . 11atiOta 137 erecting a V:.!.1, contaimbig nearly SEVEN ACRES. lie be viewed by... Tickets. Partieblart may be lad en the PreMises; of Messrs. Clarke,.Sewell, anck Newport, with-'rickets; at- the litgle'ton, Newport ;- Fonn tain, Portsmouth ; India Arms, flospors; of Mr. Weller, and at the fleece, Chichester; Old Snip, Brighton ; of Messrs ; Maley, Moon, and Lest., Solicitors, LinciAn's inn; at Garra:. -way's Ccdfee n houst• ; a: n 1 of felt. Robins, . Warwick -strut. C..iden.iquare where a Plait of the .Ettat.te. and Vela may h• and of whom Tickets may he had. • HOGARTH. This day was published, by BALowiN, CaAsocc, and Joy, price to'Subscribers £l. Is. No. I. of THE ORIGINAL and GENUINE WORKS of WILLIAM HOGARTH, from the Plates lately In the possession of Messrs. Boydell ; and others engraved by eminent Artists : the whole under the superintendance of James Heath, Esq. R. A. accompanied by Explanations of the various Subjects. Eir JOHN NICHOLS, Esq. F.A.S. &c. This Nun.ber contains—l. Portrait of Hogarth ; 2. The Har lot's Progress, Plate H. ; 3. The Rake's Progress, Plate H. ; 4.. luleness and Industry, Plates I I. and IV. ; 5. Portrait ofJ.Wilkes. 0- During the course of Publication, the Work will be sup plied to Subscrilsors only, whose Names and Addresses must be ferwarded to the Publishers through the medium of their re. spective Book or Priutsellers. The Impressions will be delivered in the exact order of the Subscription List ; and the nami of each Subscriber will be printed on the wrapper of his copy. Tht price to Subscribers is Li Is. each Nur:her; but evky Number not called for within six months from the day of its publication, will be advanced to .A2l ss. s i ,• Alio Copies remain of the Third Volume of M. Nichol . ; Biographic..l Anecdotes of Horarth," iu 4ts. price JA or en large Paper; price P 8 6s. sold by Baldwip, CradOckotud Joy ; and by Messrs. Nichols and Son, Parliament-ureet, .„4,te TILE WOULD DISPLAYED. j This day was published, a New Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, with upwards of Sixty Engravings, of I lressei." and Habitations oC all Nations, with Maps, &c. rice 151, bound, G EOGRAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons, containing all the in teresting and amusing features of Geographical knowledge, calculated to. corrrey instruction by means of the pleasing me , elation produced by ac:coUnu of peculiar M.:liners, Customs, and Characteristics of all Nations; compiled from ther Works of the r.loit recent and eminent Travellers. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. Author of thy. Grammar of Geography, &c. &c. ',stead of dry Details relative to Objects nut adapted to the Taste ,and Curiosity of Youth, this Work is solely occu pied with suth Anecdotes of People and Countries as are calcu lated to rivet attention, and maintain th.t fascinating character Ifor which the Science at' Geography hasligher claims than any other branch of Knowledge. Subjoined is the only Treatise existing-on the subject of con structing Mays; a practice thus rendered familiar, and by means of which the mechanical part of Geography may be taught in a foe -th part of the usual time: - Printed for Longman, 'forst, Reel; Orme, and Brown, Pa ,tstioster-row ; ansi to L:• had c.f all Booksellers. Of whom may la;! had, by the same Author, •Alf FAsy - Grammar Of Uregaphy and .Use of the Globes, with lOW Questions and. EKcI uses, universally acknowledges: to be the most practical Work of the kind extant. Illustrated with Mare, Its. Ice. A sew Edition, price 3s. bd. bound in red. TIIE *GENCIt t SYRCP OF . DE VIII,Neg. • 17q .. f "T 1i • ' HE on ot or t - use u le,clicine, i s re: T inbred' from 21;'• Itrith.itreet, to N. - 52, iieraer's-stret t, Oxford-street, wf.ere,it is prepuresinc.nording to the• Refige of, the late Si intrustv.d • to his liephrd and * Successcr, Mr. Titoitft:s CAVITAM•Aore. t Tae eipetietice of neatly a tee- . wry, has rroved this ;Medici:tete be the most innocent:bed c. 4 feetual alterative. It corre;..s and purifies the blood; and, these vho . ire afflicted With Elfdfula,- Lepresi., Score'', find' many of thee; inelanclioly froni impurity of the blo cd and itt:•...cs ; thofC who surer from diseased liver, sad for the dissipationN and indi4creribe:ef their youth, or whese•ec44. satetions are. broken down and slebilitated by . mercuriah . rtl.s .• mcnial.nr arsenic teedicinei, Ef.arnit to a :ciufsr courts cf thb Vegetable tlyrip. • • ' • . The cffecta•of tbis rledicine are Plwlvas not to interrurt either business or pleat:are: it. operates up the ani.nat-juices. ad r t . quires crl7 the common retsina thottiltalan' In dl,t.'" - `l't ±l ** diseelyed in theAyle of the stimuiti.:is tozweyesl giv eirci , - HEN-RYS' CALCINED MAGNESIA continues . " latinz fleas, ands corrects their mosiceey to ail these , 1.e4.14 . 4. to be prepared with the most scrupulous care. and even which originateintitkatedblood:' his a sift; though a Amecr-• tion, by Messrs. Traumas and , WILLIAII Manufacturing fel substitute. for mercury, and repave; those' evils which zin Chemists Mattertester. It is sold' in bottles , price 2d. or with' glasistoppers et 4i. 6d. Stamp included, with full directions =successful use of that mineral oefasions. . q for its use, by tbpir. e.iskus Agent.: le the Metropolis, and It is prepared •...,Gter c a • 11, 4;1er s-.t reet. under throughout the united KIN-dm; With cannot be genuine,indess • Canhaut's immediate direction- where It is sold at I ss. a bottlei their sasses are engraved ott the Government Stamp; which Is also by his Ageing is Ideittlott, ia, every considerable Town fined over - the co;k. or stopper of-each br.ttls.,Of most of the in dr.! United Kingde=; and tfie ce:lcentrated, for v.•, ‘ ,1- - CU /relit/3a a the -111afotsia tray hadouth.ttliated ivy a filtytilir mates, 110 Merl Itra.d Agcoto ia the row. Is.di.ss, vie . ri,li k „.„, StoraKkfracer'S labillft:tilleaterVPwdt% ibeitrixttignef• Maesinta4 14.4MG1- gpi t:v . I Mr. Hvary, and the only grits preparation of that article. s i liittttuay. . OXEOII.I4!ii•RE.- , . Between CHIPPING NORTON and BANBURY, . Capital and mast desirable FRERUOLD and T/TIIIL-FILES ESTATES--Exeellent FAMILY NSIO N, with (Aces, Gard,es,• and Pliaiiire-Grounn—Fligible• FARMS ..and LANDS, with Out-buildin&—upwards of BEYEN 11UN - DRED ACRES.. - TO , BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FIOBINS,. ; At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'C hange-Alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, jUnri 100,at 'Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lots, rIIHE very desirable' FREEHOLD and TITHE: vn.EE ESTATES, sitaate at Swerford, b.tween Chip. ping Norton and Banbury, in the County of Oxford; a fine dry healthy situation. Lor 7. SWERFORD HOUSE, a stone-built Residettct, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, on a foie commanding situation, seated in a rich Paddock, ornamented with fine Timber, bounded by a Stream of Water, surroeinded by fertile Meadows, with Coach-honsea, Stables. capital walled Oatclets, tad upwards of SEVENTY ACRES of Meadow, Arable, Lnd Pasture Land ; presenting a very eligible a:leaded for a Gentleman, in a country abounding with Game, In the vicinity of the Duke of Iseaufort's Hounds, and two packs cf Harriers. The other Lots comprise Pomfret, Buttereomb, Swerferd Farm, Hook-Norton, Cradle, and kgoaharn Farms; situate adjoia'ag cvnti ' rudus to Lot I, with stone-built Farm-houses, Gardens, I:Arus, Stables, Cart-lodgc3, and other Out-buildings, and upwards of SIX fIi:NDRED AND TIfIRTY-SIX ACRES ' Of Meadow; Arable; and Pasture Land. divided iatecompaet Farris, let to respects-161e Tenants, from year to year, at reut, amounting to ELEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY POUNDS per Annum. This property is very desirable fur a Ceutleman fond of Feld Sports, or for Uivesting Money. To be viewed by applying at the Mansion, or of Mrs Mor daunt, Heythorp Park, where Particulars may be had; at Cha pel House; White Ilart, Chipping Norton; Red Lion, Ban bury ; Star, Oxford ; Swan, Tetcworth; the Red Lion, High Wycombe ; of Messrs. Horne ard liegels, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiek-street; Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO BE LET ON LEASE, By Mr. ROBINS, OOKEN D FARM, in the Parish of Checken -1.1 don, in the Co...nty of Oxford, seven miles from Reading,. eight from Henley, containing Two Hundred and 'twenty-one Aires of Arable Lind, and Forty-five Acres of Common ad..' it:piing, with excellent Farm House and Buildings, good Gas-. den and Orchard, planted with Fruit Trees. The Farm is to be sqd, together with One' Hkicdted and Thirty-three Acres of , NUM Land, vrelltstoainud,with Qah, Deceit, and Ash, and sun- Cotta,ges adjoining. }Or Phitieulirs ipill - itet Mr. Robins, Warwiek-street, Golden. stitare,,,bondon;,ap..llglS.4.lxuel Biunead, as the Prew:see. , - - JAMES'S'ittiALEPTIC PILLS, from 'their / § l4, sendereptikiameat. the.aatural secretions, are the.best iihnrdy for ltheumatisnis,Ngltt Fevers, and all those Dseicteril 011.11"aritcYrd 4 ii obstruetell . grstdrat:on, so Cur,: - .An' in kitliunk.able ciimartqe They awe equally excellent for llead- . . 11. c is .ap.l I ndigestion;„and ,for Gou!y,. Pious or other Corn pl4ints °rale SrcomAh r'nd too ',Aim the consequfnce of free hvingt , - Aria gasarit Familyobledicine they have no equal . ; . anil are garticularlycunvenient for. persons travelling, being mild in their qcrni6n, and rot requiri.i any confinement. • ' • The Analeptic Pills continue to be prepared by Messrs. New bPry, from the o::Ly Recipe existing umier, Dr. James's hand,. arid . ate told trithem at the'briginal Wird:tune 'foe Dr. Janies'a Powder,' No. 33, in.•St: Paul's Churkh-`yard, Landon, and Pl., name-street, Dutlip ;, also ()I„,Atir Agents, Mr. Sager, Oltoitl-streei ; and Aletsit. Beyley and •Bleiv, ICtickspur-streti. • vlr 'As Counterfeits are frequeutt effeltd.hviala,.pnrchasers rtiu,t obswie, Ihg gnuiue have the - tIeAR“, F. Nawasar's !raved bump (in eaclibbit: • --a • Lately published, To One Volunle,With two engraved Plans, price 41. 6d. Yr HE FLORISTS MANUAL; or, Hints for the COnstructiolt if a Gay FlOwer Garden ; with Obser vations on the best Method of preventing the Derradations Insects, &c. to which is added, e ll 'aulogue of Plants, with their colours, as they appear in each Season. By the Authoress trf " Botanical Dialogues," aid" Sketches of the Phy.iclogy of Vegetable Life." • Printed for !leery Colburn, Conduit-street.