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t . . . . . . .. _ . . . .".. ..* 1. . • ...• t o ' 94p, .i. • ,: e , _ , )$•• , j C : s' , .. .. &I "•ik P A 1e ....._ ........... Alk i Ak Tl 4 ~,, ~. •.. A„. . . • . . .._ gl. • ~~ ~~ct~~ ' ~'j! L >i * ‘ Nnurnß_79ll. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1812. EXCHEQUER DILI. OFFICE, July 9, Ult. - jlf Exchequer Ws dee. d ,la die Menthe of May and June. I 914 to BB PAID,OPP, erffE LORDS GO MIIIISSIOAt AS bf ISIS MA -1 J EST?: TR E ABURT, having givers Direction: for pay7. l g l ob ia tal of the above mentioned Exacyster Bills, nil:A the Interest irs i paa , at the Exchequer Bill Offle.e. in the Receipt of Exchequer,' xso Palate rard, Westminster, we Tuesday, the 29M day o f attendance will be given daily (Swig/aye dad Holidays by. oti d) w ad and including Thursday, the 23d instant, from Tel did in the Mornine till One in Me Afternoon, for the purpose of "tie same; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the raid jib ,desired to bring Lists (which are to be obtained at this Vet.) is k Or, containinf the Nrwbers in auseterical order,accorifing to their gy p„ deter, toith the principal Susses and Interest due MOWN, ost ed fr o m, but excluding the day, we inkiest they are rupeetively am ok said 284 day of elaty,indissive, when the Interest will al the said Bearer: (being Holder: or sot) are in./is/sensibly *new indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; sad to write Oen Nuns and Ruidcnes at the bottom of the List; and they are wo w required to annular Escalate Bill Oise for payasent,aied the *to Bills, and give the Ea:sitar for the same. I/my of the ;solders of the aforesaid Bills dark he desirously receiving heat of the Principal and Lihreit, pressions to the said VIM bri lily, they way be amine:eddied, on nurpoting the Interest to t h e y an which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for latiastatt ow day prior thereto. This day was published, • Handsomely printed in 4to. by Buinter, price 15s. i n b o a r d s , HERMILDA in PALESTINt: the First Canto and Part of the Sesond: with other Poems. Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street. PaitE SI XrENCE„HALPP)NN I. SALES By-AUCTION: OLD BOND-STREET, ottArrowintstr, gad HAY. HILL, &c.--Capital HOUSES and ( RtlaND ttBNIS, renewable for ever.:—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, Ju:y 22, it Twelve, In Lots, TIIE Very Eligible LEASF.HOLI) ESTATE, 1 - held mider the City of London, renewable for ever, at a fine certain ; consisting of the very extensive and capita: built Premises. celled the CLARENDON HOTEL, with the Baths, &c. in Old Brand-street, and a Messuage, No. ,in Grafton street. The improved ground-rents, and renewal fines of vari ous capita and spacious Mansions, in Grafton -street, substanti ally built, and planned for ramifies of the first distinction ; and of various substantial Dwelling Houses, In Bond-street. The Estate produces at present a rental of nearly sit hundred pounds a year, besides the renewal fines, payable every fourteen yaws ; and the Clarendon Hotel, and the House in Grafton-street, will, in a few years, when the present Leases thereof fall in, be greatly ins pruveable. oLoucEs VISHIRF. SUD ELEI CASTLE, MA NCYA and P Er/HM.OEBft TA OE NOLO Oa Thursday and Friday the 27th and 1:11th of Augnet,llllo, the Plough Hote!, Cl*.ltenham, in thirty -one l.nts, (tmlerlpt viously d /posed of in one Lot by Pew.ne Contract, of win due net:ce will he givi n), isa U DE LEYCAS"I'LE, and the e x t ens i ve NANO of SUDELEV (including WhicliComb), wit's 22611 Acr-s Arable, Meadow, Past ore, and 'Woad Land, lying compac , timbered and watered (the greatest part win-rear is covered by modus iu tythei, and is Ina o uninnly tic!' and feria-) now let in capital and cuoverient Farms, he'd on old le.scS whit will expirrat the time the Sale will be pleted, with Farm•hou-es, Bui'dings, labourers' Cottage -4 and rtqu sites, rendering it one of th • Mien Estates'ie the Cum! y. The Cal*, at a molerate rapenee, m gist be 61t jtO a• maguific nt Mansion ; and, it soil in lots the property is a.v s: so as tq form several elis hlt r.tatei. wi:h beatrifita skim i mi and view*, fat for .ha re.idetiee of (;linemen fo3d of Ardetll 4 ture ' as well a s o f opu l ent Graz tr. and Farmers. Turnp i ke roads have lately been n ade from this prop/ ty to Cheteqhmiin, -even miles; to l'ewkecltury, Evesha in, and Stow, seh f o m3e,, May be v i ewed by applyatg to Mr. Rkliaiti Iresand, at tbs . Lodge Farm, neat Wincheomb, of wlrml prits.esi par.im!art, with Map , stay be had; 1. esti at the grincipal I ins in the • Couisty; a; the Wilke Hart Ho tl . in Barb; at the 011ie ul ?views. Farter and Co. Lincoln's-Ina I.ondoo ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Anse. d , Salisbary, vio.o are au. thotised to treat by Pritate Contract his day was published, price r .IA. dth Proof Impresbloas on Quarto Paper, 5.1. U[STORTCAL FRONTISPIECE TO THE VISION OF DON ROI/ERICK. Ify WALTER SCO Esq. Designed by T. 8 lOTHARD, E-q. R.A. Engraved by CHARLES HEA CH. Published by White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, Copies of the Poem, in co. price Id& In boards, or in sem price 9s in boards. Onisrsday nest will be pubbsheti, price 2s. 6d. AN ADDRESS to the APOTHECARIES o f GREAT BRI'T'AIN, with an Appeal to the Committee to whom the Interests of l'harnsaty are delegated by a General Meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tarorn, July 3, 1812. e Sy PHA,RMACOPOLA VERUS. nugz seria ducunt In mala. Ho n. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pal by all Medical and other llooksell.rs. Particulars may be had of Mr. Pilklngtnn, Whitehall; of C. W. Shepheard, 11. q . Solicitor, Great Russell4street, liloonisbury; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden nears:, where a nail of the Estate may b: seen. ; and iItIRRBY.—FREEHOLD Elf EATE, eligible for BUILDING, between Streatham, Tooting, and hlitcliAm. • Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Officer, rarm-House, and Buildings, and nearly Two Hinidrucl Acres of Laud, seven Miles from London —By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Moue, 'Change-alley, Cornbill, on Wed nesday, July 29, at Twelve, east in Lots for Building, A VALUABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Redeemed: comprising TAMWORTH HOUSE, a desirable Residence for a Genileman's Family, with (Ares of all descriptiona, Coach-houses, StabA, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds. and Meadow Land, in all nearly Twenty-seven Acres, beauti fully ornamented with fine-grown Timber. A neat Farm-house, with Barris, Stables, and various Out-buildiugit, and upwards of One Hundred and Sixty-one Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, bounded by a stream of water, and by the roads from Tooting and Streatham to Mitcham, divided into Lots ; very desirable sites for erecting villas and buildings; the principal part in fine curanumding brdtby situations, as .s 1 only seven miles trom London. PARODY ON TFUNKS4-TO-MYSEI. F. This day was published, price 4s. 6d. lento. io boards. • " ONE NIGHT I"- which was begun " ONE DAY," and is now brought to a ConeluNion without being Fin'shed; yet containing some Things worth Beginning, which, like Eternity, will have no End. Amongst others, the singular Opinions of the Author himself; and last, not least, a ptact;cal Illustration of the Art of Procrastination. Reader.. Oh. DAY and NICHT, but this is wond'reus srran;e! Author. Aud, therefore, as a stranger give it welcome. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. VALUABLE FRItEHOLD ES FATE MANOR WI CH POSSESSION AT MICHAELMAS NEX r. TO BE SOED BY PRIVA I E CONTRACT, A VERY desirable ESTATE, comps ising an ex tt :hive Manor abounding with Came, a substantial icon: Farm-house capable of bang couvertad into a kesidet,ce at Int expencr, c.ovettient Hontestrati, severalCattages, and toe Acre of old ivclosed Arable , MLadow, and Pasture l ai.d, lying corveitientry as within a ring fence. This E.tat It situate abu 55 tulles front Cutulon, iu a pleasant genteel neighbourhood, in tertected by food,roads, and is a mod eligibl t. opportunity for persons witbing to retire icto the country, ca- for an it. v of Capi at. 1' or price and particulars, api.ly to Mr. Louts, Mlle Beswell-court, Lincoheriadt, London, where a Plan of the Entice may be seen. - . tub ?smarm may be desirous of having new ,Exchrguer Bills in iOde or in part Payment of Principal, upon marling new Hill,, lot mutiming the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered se or W i rt Thursday, the 23d of July, may be accommodated with new Bill, wo k an Interest of Three-pence Haypenny by the day, on every One trial Pouxds,which said New Bills will bear date the said 28th day prhiy;and will be dflivered, together with the Interest doe in respect ege Bills so d.sired to it exollaxgod i on Wednesday, the 29th of Jody, rat the following Days. N. &All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to May, 1811, have been *wised to be paid or, and the interest thereon has ceased. bhakspeare's Hamlet. Printed for E. Muscutt, 259, Oxford -street; and sold by E. Wilson, Royal Exchange; and taserwookl, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. This day was published, in S vole, Royal *so. price £4. 15s. Ws. R EPORTS of CASES argued and adjudged in the Court of King's Bench, &ring the time Lord Mans field preNideib in that Court, from Michaelmas 'rerm, 30 Gto. 11. 1756, to Easter Term, 12 (gee. 111. 1772. By Sir JAMES BURROW, Knt. Late Master of the Crown Office. The Fifth Edition, with the addition of Critical Notesand Oh servaions and References to oth e r R e por ts an d Authorities, (tom the kss. of the late Mr. Srrjeant Hill. The Tables which, in the preceding editions, were separately prelixed,to each volume, are in this edition consolidated into one general table, embracing the rimes of all the Cases. To be viewed by applying at Tamworth House, where Partl- Culars may he bad; at the Wheatsheaf, Upper 'l' owing ; Mr. Cliarringion, Balsam-hill ; Greyhound, Carshaiton; King's Head, Epsom ; Cock, Simon; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon ; King's Head, Mitcham ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Lots may be seen. NEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, YAK IIL ULARLI Al ('CHENS. HSTRATTON, begs leave t o i n f orm t h e P u bli c • that he has removed ku Manufactory from Black ilia Road, to IS, Oxfi•rd-sirset, where may be had his unequal! Patent STEAM Kl'l CHENS, calculated for swell as will - the largest Families : Patent Descending and CI o:tter S ()vest Fate.st Smoke Jacks, Bell Hhaging anti every Ar , lcle in t Furnishing Ironmotlery Iron Gates, Pilling. Balconies, all kinds of Smith's Wons.--Storts, &d. Cleaned add Re Btioght, or I. xchang OR a comparison with the above, the Ptro'ic will ihsd that that Ranges, Ovens, and BART so generally Advertised, are grai Inipos.lions, and not worth the ezttenze Firi•:!. CORPORATION OF THE A MICA.I3LE SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES. Instituted by Charter of Queen Anne, Anne 1706. JULY 9, 1812. THE DIRECTORS do hereby give Notice, that Attendance will be given, at the Society's House, in Fer teant's.lnn, Fleet-street, on Wednesday the 15th, Wednesday the 22d. and Wednesday the 29th days of July inst. and on Wed nesday die sth day of August nett, from Eleven till One of the dock on each of the said days. and on the last Wednisday in etch subsequent Month, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of Members of tie sled Society ih tbe Year ending at Lady-day lin2 (old stile), when Will be paid to the respective Nominees, Executors; Administrators, or Assigns of such Members, the Stun of £lBO for each Share granted on their respective Lives. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. tv The Ditteters ball g Court every Wednesday for the admission of Members, under the Additional Charter lately panted by his Majesty for.farther extending the Benefits of this t Imitation; and Plans of the Institu:ikm, with Tables of the Pre• ohms payable at the various Ages for the Insurance of Lives, not/had at the Moe, where Attendance is given from Nine 11111tte o'clock. BF I W EEN MILL-HILL, HENDON, and '1 OITER IDGE. :FREEHOIA) ; FRITH MANOR FARM.—Elegant VILLA, FARM BUILDINGS, and upwards of One Hundred Acres of LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 30, at Twelve, In one Lot, ACapital FREEHOLD ESTATE, FRITH MANOR FARM, situate in the Parisirilfe,Hosdon, near Mill-hill, Toiteridge and Finchley ; comprising an • Minsant Villa, seated on a Lawn, and recently erected, on a fine ce4Cinsanding eminence, a neat and Substantial Brick Building, wit, double bowed front, containing an entrance trestibule, dining ,' drawing-room, with French window, a veranda in Runt; aWfiral6. fast-room, small study, and water-closet, suitable bed-chimberi over, servants' chat•.ibers, &c. converiet:t cellar, otc. A neat Farm House attached, farm yard, capital stall stable, tbach Louses, barns, cart horse gables, cow house, poultry houses,and various Out-buildings, excellent Garden, fully cropped and stock ed:. Pleasure-grounds, and upwards of One Hundred Acres of ridi Meadow and Arable Land. surrounding the Buildings, and in a ring fence, in high cultivation, and the Buildings in complete order ; a most Desirable Residence fur a Gentleman's Family, only nine milts from London. May be viewed by Tickets, and applying to the Bailiff, at the House, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Bell, Hendon ; Red Linn, Barnet; of Messrs. Dawsols and Wrattislaiv, Solid tors, Saville-passage, New ISurlinton street; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, GMllden-square, %Ogre Ticket, for viewing may be had, and a plats of the Estate seen. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, and J. Butterworth. In the Press, and shortly will be published, (dedicated by permis sion to the Right Hon. Edward Lord kilenhorough, Chief Justice of England), A TREATISE on the LAW relating t o C, 1 12 Al. A SLANDER and LIBEL; comprehending the Orounds upon which an Action may be supported at Common Lava, or under the-Statutes of Scandalum Maglatum, to recover a Com pensation In Damages—the Form of proceeding in such an Ac. tion, including what is peculiar to the Pleadings and Evidence— the Jurisdiction of Spiritual eosins in case of Defamation and the Writ of Prohibition—the Nature and Extent tuf the Offence against the PubVc, by Communications tending to Its dotriment and the Modes of Prevention and Punishment, by requiring sure ties for the good behaviour, issuing Attachments fur Contempt, or proceeding by way of Information or Indictment. . By THOMAS STAR KIE, Esq. Of Lincoln's lnh, Barrister at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Boobsellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. I , IiEREADING SAUCE. for FIS, GAME, :II EAN, & xreat reputstion J. I COCKB has gA K itsed c. by • W. celebrat d itEADING SAUCE, w•iirb I•as for many years been patronized and recomtnendeti by most of the first koi miller In the Kingdom, tend:rs it unnecessary for hint to make pnecomment on its saalisies, k is pre.ll:fled that uo Sauce ever met with such genurtif approbation and eztenshre ale . ; it is re- tailed in ons Lin hyartwards of 70 a the first Oilmen and Ei•he suongers, and by out inure principal Fish Saute Belpre in num' cities and market roans in the Kingdom ; will keep g god sews' years in any climat:•. litegeneral:y used at table with ail -ores of Fish, and is esteemed pecuharlf delicious with Game, WiLl Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steak., and Cold' Mead As many tralers are offering spurious compo.ltions of their own, which they calitteuding Sauce,l,Cooll eons lien it a duty he ewes to the public to inform them that none are genuine but those which have these words on range -coloured label to each bot•le, •• Read ing SAW! for Fish, couching Gravies, Ste." prepared and b old wholesale ar.d epil by J.Coaks, Reading. Plntsos. t I a'f • ints.94. A CAbEMY, N. 21, WELLS-STREET, 11, FORD-STREET, conducted by Mr. A. JAMIESON, tattle In.truction of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, in the billow ier Branches of Education:—English, French and Latin Lan :sages; Writing, Atithmeiii, IVlertholits' Accounts, the Mathe matics, Geography and History. 'terms.—English-Reading and Grammir,Writing, Arithmetic, tid the Rudiments of Geography, One Guinea and a half per Quarter —French, Latm, Mathematics, Geography in connection with History, Merchants' Accounts, or Book-keeping, One Gaines each. Pens, li:k. Paper, Books and instruments, elms. Hoots of attendance from nine to one in the forenoon, and from thee to Ave, during Summer, in the afternoon, Saturday after. less nicepted.—liolidays, at. Midsummer and Christmas, four I testis each. NEW PUBLICATIONS. - FiElt Between :latfield and Hertford.—Freehold' Elegant Mansion, G trdens, Pleasure Grounds, Farm, and o Hun:lred and Fifteen Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Plan tations, Oziers, Stc.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday:July. SO, at 12, In One Lot, THE Very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax redeimed, WOOLMERS, well known as a Re sidence of the first vontecittence, in Beauty of Situation and Isc spectability of the bleialtbourhontl, the P tope:ty of 3 be Most Noble tie Marquis or STAFFORD; cr.mpri•iog the very Elegant2.kMlLY MANSION, Planned for the Accommodation of a Family of the First Consequence, with Offices of all descriptions, capital Walled Garden; lamed with the choicest Fruit Trees, Lawns, Pleafure Grounds, intersected by the River Lee, a fine rapid stream of clear water, which runs through the principal part of the Pleasure Grounds, and a beauti ful Spring, unparalleled, which flows into the River through the Grounds also. FOR THE TF.E . I AIL' UU...a THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEAitL DEN• Invented by the late JACOS Hemet, Dent:st 49 Ler hIAJ LbTY and the Pats.ce of WALKS a►e grea li Illtiverior, bah in elegance and efficacy, to an; thing hitherto made sac of; they will effectually Freserve the '1 eet!• in a •surd ata•e even to old age ; will render them white and beautiful without the leest impairing the Enamel, listen add, as are louse, keep such as are already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-acb, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make turns .iow firm and close to the Teeth. •!'hey likewise resider •he delfcately sweet, and remedy all Owe Disorders that the Con*equence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. ' They cantinue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street. London, price es. W. each, and retell by T Scam in (late Pamper and SucceSsor to Mr. Hemet), George stree•s Hanover squat e. N. B. 1 he Essence is pa • icu'arly recommended to P .r•rts and persons who have the care a Children as 'h. si eiaest.prt • restive of young and require' e The Businew of the Academy will begin on the •20th Instant. 11r,1. Is patronised by several families of the first respectibilny. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and corrected, price 2s. ed. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, specifying their Properties, Doses to Children and Adult s,the proper Vehicles for their Use, the Discs ;es for the Cure of which they are employed, and retail Prices; to which are addod, a dee scription of the different Medicine and Chemical Test Chests, with an enumeration of their Contents, as adapted to different climates, and Uses; an account of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families in the country; and a collection of Pre. scriptlone of the most eminent Physlciaus and Surgeons, trawls.. ted into English, with direction and remarks.--By REECIii, BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. " This is a very' convenient work, and contains in a short coY pass a great deal of useful medical information." Critical Rev. August, 1810. Price Ss. ht boards.-A Practical Treatise on various Speen tlf Pulmonary Consumption and Asthma. In which the functions of the lungs, their importance in the animal economy, are fully considered, with a view to establish the treatment of these die ease* oil rationll and scientific principles, and to free them fronts that general opprobrium which has hitherto attended all attempt at their cure. Interspersed with Cases selecoal from the Records of the Anthplithisital Dispensary, under the Author's immediate direction, as weil as from private practice : to which are added, Observations do the Phenomena and Treatnient of Cancer. By THE SPIRI I' OF IRISH WITi R/SVARD Recce, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Sure This day was puii:ish,d, in one large volume duddecimo, Pons, &e. price Os. in boards, Tke Itee:ient Parialect of Medicine, including a net.: Noao!ogy P(`HE SPIRIT ,o f IRISH VVIT • POST - and a new System of Physic and Medical Surgery, founded oil , or, efi•HiberCHniAlSEwCi COMP ANION: being an Eccentric Miscellany Anatonly, Physiology, and Animal Chentistry. By Richard Race, M.D. In One Vol. royal BVo, price 12s. in boards. . t, Fun, and Humour , much the greater part lever bef o re a The Authors theory is ingenious, universal in its arylica pew;.ln print, with a Selection of such as may have ap tion, afford,. a ready explanation of every function of the animal also various other Articles of intellec•ual Confectionary , e a vlo ptcd u tn , rli c e . risible Muscles, and designed to dispel Care , ' economy, both iu health and under disease, and is well supported • k i oL n,'"l 3 lYs Cure the opleea, and raise the drooping signal characters, and the present work will no doubt meet w;th ‘ • rale gloomy Time opposition from thou who do not culdirate the healing art in the ...." 11110 0 : Hoisted for Thonjas Tem No. 1 11 , Chearide. and liberal manner of philosophers and friends to their specks: In - Intel:oared of any Bookseller or Newsman la the Kingdom. Where may he had, pr •• fur practical part or the work the Author has shesen much cor iee tiik of E ng li s h Wit for 181s1- es. rectness and clearness of eucidation in arranging the principlesibiallil3, a Companion to the of treatment in the various diseases As to our own opinion, we Itts --- r..ae_ A,elietl.in Two Royal alto. Vilumes, price L'2. 10s. hcis. commendation to which we conceive this work entitled ." -Antie N ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI Jacobin Review, Jan. 1811. PRIUS. .j " Whatever may be thought of the peculiar theory of Dr. aid . ,1 cires! .-1. Acceuut e -s2. Adultery.-S. Assault : Reece, the formulae which are contained in this volume will be , 162attyry.-4. As.sumpsit.--5. Attorney•-esti. Anction.-7. I found useful, and the practical directions tensible and judicious: * - 2Pt•--8. Baron and Fence.-9. Bills of Exchange And Pro• i -Critical Review, Feb. 1811. t irry i, Notes , -10. Carriers.-11. Commons-12. Coma:guns. I Price 2s. 6d. se- A Familiar Disseeptinu on the Causes and Lzalinages.-18. Covenant 14. Debt. -15. Dec:ea.-16. T t-e reatment of the Diseases of h 'l'eet..k , with explicit lost ructioes - 721 8 - it Distress. 1 for their management, so as to render them white and firm in 1, 11 -18. Ejectm ent .- 17. Executors and Administrators. l their socket, and to preserve them from Caries, tooth-ache, &c. tiptior,-21. Fishery. -22. Frauds, Statute of -83. Game. ry J. P. Hertz, Surgeon Dentist. C....7 l Prissinment.-25.1usumn ce .-` 4 43. Libel -27. Malicious I " This Work contains much useful information, and we hope it li 0 ll• -- - 2 .3. Mandamus.-29. Master and Servant.-30. i will experience that extensive circulation, to which the horror.ll. l "ers-, 31. Partners.-32. Quo Warranto .- 33. Replevin.- ; tance of the subject entitles it."-Monthly Compendium of Me.. .......-35. Slander•-36. Stoppage in Transitu -37. , dielne, June, 1810 38. Trespass. -.39. Troyer. 40. the and Occdpatiud. : Price S. 6J .- An Exposltion on the Present State of the Pro- Wager. I f. anion and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physiaans, Sure • • s By' WILLIAM SELWYN. jun. Esq. . 1 geons, apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in Great; • . Of Lincoln's-Inn, Barrister-at... Law. 1 Britain. 1 o whic is added, an Analysis of the regular u tra. 11 1:;'d Fcheoil, with considerable Additions. ! ding Physician. By Jeremiah Jenkins, 411. a late 'Member of M eee e .l4lprimsio n of this work having been called for, the the Faculty of Physic. ta "sr has embraced the opportunity to insert tne new Chap. : " This work not only merits the serious attention of the Metn • h . 's** the titles of A tandamas and Quo W . arrant°, in which . bets of the British Legislature, to whom it is addressed, but every p hl todesvour t d to neat these important subjects in as full . parent t hat re g ards t he health and ha pp ine s s of blmse i f and of& " 1 Prthensive a manner as Ct.: cat ore of an alar4gment will ' spring. The many instances of the most culpable negligence of ' . c. 'lke cas e s which have been decided si ice the publlca- 1 the Medical Police, and impoiltions practised by regular men 4 7 I l l. !! isecond edition, are Inserted under the proper heads. t sad quacks here detailed, reflect Indelible disgrace on the wearer med i i t rs!uil. containing some practical forms, whitlb may be and cannot fajl to render certain medical characters contemptible. ca • tto the sittings and assizes has been Subjoined; and the even to themselves." ,_,the principal 'natters has been enlarged. Monthly Compendium of Medicine for May, 1810. ti c .7"°?ll Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Published allyfo Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternester-row, VI-stmt. Uncoln's-hin. l and sold by Dookeenees in the United ogclons. • • . - LORD WELLINGE ON's CAMPAIGNS. • I M L'EVEQWE has the honour to inform the 6 .' 4 6 Subscrillers and the Public in general, that the First bra the Engravings of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the AL- I UM ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an - awed, is ready for delivery. Subscribers ate requested to mibr them, or to leave their address at Mr. L'Eveques, 11, ' ileslaare; or at Messrs. Colnaghi and Co.'s, RS, Cockspnr- I'M; Where also may be had the first two Numbers of the Por ,_ibeeso Cortimtg, and the View of the great Atptectudt of Lis- ' hit, of the Convent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque ' 114 "Paved by Mr: Comte. The Estate is richly ornamented with luxuriant fine growing Timber, Plantations, &c. , and contains nearly Twn Ilundred and Sixteen Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and ozier beds, nearly in a ring ence, with sundry Cannes, Dog-kennel, Sec. To be viewed by, Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Pre. Mists; at the Bell, Hertford; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Swan, Stevwiage ; Wide Horse, Baldock ; Wootpack, St. Alban's ; Stigur Loaf, Dun table ; bun, Hemel Hem/tread King's Arms, BerkliAmpsttad ; George, Aylesbury; White Horse, Utbridge ; of Richard Lownde;, Esq. Solicitor, Red-lion‘sqaare ; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wm wick-street, Gulden-square, where a Pita of the Estate may be seen, and Tickets for viewing may be Laid. -•_ _ _ _ — NE*STEAD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAM. At Cutaway's Coff,:e-house, 'Charge-Alley, London, on Friday, August 14, at Twelve &Clock, in Two Lots. 'I"HE very important, extensive, and valuJble 4, FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Mmor or Lord ship of Newstead, in the County of Nottingham, and the ancient 'Mansion, sailed Newstead Abbey, and 3200 Acres, more nr less, col Arable Meadow, Pasture , Wood Lane, at.d Lakes, divided into sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Stone Quarries and comprising the entire Lordship, the whole extra , parochial and tythe-free,. (except about Acres, in Ciea 1 joining Parish of Limby,) and the poor and ocher rates ver trifling, the whole (except t lie Mansion, Castle, Gardens, 'Woods, and Lakes, whic'. are in hand), let at present a: old and very low rents, (highly improvable) to tenants, whip ate under notice to quit, so that an early poisession of the si hole Estate may be insured to a purchaser. • '1 here are several powerful streams of *liter, with surEcient falls for mill work, for Manufactories of the first magnitude. ' The Estate Is situated on the great North Road, between Not tingham and Mansfield, ten miles from the former, and three front the latter, and Iso from London. The Manor is will stocked with Game of all sorts, and the Lakes with ki•sh and with Wild Fowl in the season, and forms a domain rarely to be purchased'. Lot 1 will consist - of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of the Farins, Woods, and Lakes, Stone Quarries and Limekiln., encompassed by the park paling, on the w •st side of the great North Road, and containing 25a1 Acre*, more or less. Lot 0 will consist of the Hut Public-hocre and the Farms, and the inclosed Land on Sherwood, on the east side of the park paling, and containing GOB Acres, more or less. ' The property may be viewed, on applying to Mr. Owen I Mraley, at the Hut Public-house on the 'Estate; of whom primed Partisulars may be had; and also of John Hanson, Beg. No. 6, Changer-pi ate; at the Place of Sale; at the Blaskrsoot's Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingbani; the Swan Inn, Mars. field; the Bear Inn, Loughborough; and the Throe Crowns lan, Leittater. Lte. • . " It Is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physteien) that scurf tutional diseases come into action; and o, at this 1 .11014 People were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevente 1. '11:1IE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is n• t only very nourishing and pleasant to the naive, but ample experience ha., proved it to Ur more rillcato in Li currcriti g toe constitution shd purifying the blood than the Li.bon Diet I r t.k or :;arsaparllla. People •ulsject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of Gouty, llilinus L Asthmatic, or Consumrrive Habits, will had the • Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable attic!. of diet. In the periodical works on Mclieine it is h-ghly extoned, am} as use is adopted by several emitirtt It is sold in a ground rue for Polling (in the sam- mariner as totter), price es. fd. per pound, by W. Wilson, G. ncer e Nu. ' Strand. °nitro from the count; y 'oust be accompanied wt h a remittance. . _ IMPERIAL MART FOR VENDING CO fFEL, Prepared on entirely new Principles, Seo, corner of Qui t o. street, (near the Market,) Gsfotthstreet, teeduo. fT h;s been generally observed,, that the Art of i• properly preparit.g COFFEE is not understood in this Ktq. dont ' and indeed every day aLrds abundant pr..o a of :he ju••• cress of the remark ; immense quantities of excellent Coffee .fe rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous - mode art Roasting the Berry; and even the nest rammed yields at the best but a very inripid liquor. The Proprietor. of this Establishment% (FR UIN and Co.) therefore, keying discovered a superior method of prepenng Coffee respectfully recommend it to the Nobility, Gents , aid use Public in geheral, being 'confident that It witl be found the most improved Article of its kind ever offerecito their notice By the.r prsxcss of Torrrfactien, the crude and woody ties of the Berry are entirely destroyed, without affectut it, essential., which, consequently, being preserved entire, impart to the drink a peculiar rich and red.! flavour, renderis g it thin most wholesome, otitritive; and ethrirating beverage ekteat. Conscious of the turriority of their Cs.nirriotlit,, they stead. fully rely for support us the known liberality of an sal autened • and highly refined =tints. N. B. Units,. (which must be parish!) Poe any Flirt ofvollov IJ will be executed with pui.c t n e a tl y a nd 411spa•ch eift . saered Coffee is empoverished by keeping, 1.0 greater qtaseika will to :ill than is sufficient to sower present demand, which will daily from thaw Torrstactnrip. itur:.-row, Kr. n v.g. whets Orders tor this istddishaseut are .1,411 I 7 , 7 I P • -