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—•. , . • • -, . „.?- 4.1 ?. ' .•., . ark c I—.. r , y . - i• . p ...-- ?an 4' : . lt'‘ '".°.:- . 44.? : '''' - i :..17 :-... :.:(4 .7.. 1 :4-4. ? . . _ ...: • • , ~..t . lisp: mo t , .• . .. . • • - ? :d4 4 : 11 . 1 . r '' f N. 3 ., ' • ile , , . --- • "--.44, . " j > li , • . • 1.... ...:2, ..e r ,l . • k".)': 'Mk Pr , -4 , z___ , , .., ~. ~. , 4. La% • . IL: . 4 ! 1, ..ed . ki Z1....' '... . -4 ):4 k , 0 -1 4 1( e . • ; AL . • /. . • ,;, ' • < • • . '' ~ Is ` . , t . M • , ALL; Niimar4 5239.: j • f . . • • • v. - . . L7w • .f.i.*ltitOAT. - .RFLY , 1813. • -=. 'SALES BY AUCTION: - ' outr,tuppAnoiti *ma miLAND. 05 THt N 0147, Gentry, aad Pub lic are ii: r t eci !lil tn y haforeo that , the GOVERNME NT VES OELN adi from Urinal to Cork every Tuesday, from Brbtol to att ford every lhutsday from Cork and Waterford to tr•storrin the same days. They ate elegantly fitted trim the Itecommodar:• n tl '..sid;es and Lk:nth:tutu, with,. wellaired beds i ind.ethry c. ar.. stns. . . Frani , be r well known, s i, o rt passages; with the genera atten- , Lion to both famil:t s and hut tidualsotte Proprietor", presume to )tope fora conviiionre of ,that patronage irom a generous kids& Which they have entVaistrited n deser.e. Auply to govt* aad Pitu.xors, No. I, Broad Quay, Bristol. e• AINAISOItI46IISE, Lov;ei Totging, Surrey, Cl leisicAt. and CO MMEtCI A I. SCHOOL, be J. LAN- CASI,III/ and able. A-sistants, re-opens on the 24 of the ensuing Mouth. Terms tiny Guineas per Annum, each f-year to be aid in advance; and ',lhree Guineas entrance. li r • t• lAttiy published print Se. 6d. ' • : ATRE ATISE ON I'HE BATH__. WATERS. tly GEOItGr. SMITH GIBBES MIT. F &LS. I.ach : Yr,..;ed by Meyler and Son; and sold by G. and S. Ro hinson, 25, I 'a e. n ostcr-row . a .oridon. IX . P4t . dUllt i btilOalltatinal .• MIMI, • . . s••••• -- • • .. /eat PI, alts. ISTCTICE is keret; Oen, to all criaccroo+l, that . ) .EDW \RD BLUNT, of the Parish of St. Mary, Islhtg I tan, lo tt.e County of Mithilesei,.Clock-malt:•r; husband of Su- SANNAU BLimr, fon n ow Widow or Jaw, wliiilk ' lf 01-Hrbill lantsol4 street. London,. and ARCHIBALD SWINTObf,W.S. their Attorney, have presented a Pettrinn'to the Itighi Hnn. the Barons, praying their .Lordsietts to . tnalta a grant to the Peti tioner fawan 0 13LONt of Ultimo, Hares of Four Bonds of toe York &gild:age' Companir for "ton each, dated in the Year 1730; and which heinnte4 to Jona Wuvrtet, of the Parish of Hackney s Middleti:a s. and to 1 7 .nriuND %Vital-LEY, hi' Son.. . . ADVERTISEMENT. -• OVHE Son of 'a very respeclable Merchant, bte or IIL the Ci yof Lamina, is, through is variety'of oda-tweet and unnterited difficulties, misfortunes, and driuippointsoco., re duced to the pn it:fid 4.eccosity of ingking this humble ..ppeal to s generous public. The adveriser being vinotly itie:ap.ible of • undertaking any publ'c situation through detective sight, and having ktr the l:.at .ix rammed his tnntow eterums o obtain support by the profe-rion of music, but without .uccest, hopes • this a t plication to (hose also are blessed with ail Lenee and hu manity, will not be an vain. He has a very age f patent who lass hitherto l.v.d in the gr. StElit respect and cow( 'ea, now wholly dependent on him !or ftature support, and has :it; other prospect than from his app S. Bos AN QU 1 Esq. of Lombarl-street, has vary k ndiy off r. ed hi. assi tat.ce, on the pr sent oecasintr; to awl ty any lady or genii man who may wish it, of the truth of the „Love -ratement; and to meive I)l:mations in behalf of one win will be ever grate ful fur favour. conferred. .• $ At the Cwortt--tiouse, Poole, on Thursday, ,Augast 5 $ •a t 1811 • Two o'Clfxlt in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOW.ING GOOfIS, viz. 18 Gallons Brandy? . Not of Strength for • si Ditto Genevan Dealers. 32 ifollss Portugal White Wine 8 Cut Gras; Decanters-18 Cut GI4•S Rummers 45 Ditto Wine Glas-es 1581bs. Salt-51b.. toffee-39 RUiSi3 Ma'sll Frnall open Boat. The above may be viewed in Office Hours by application at the Curom-h• use, three days before the Sale. At the Loodon Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 6th day of At•gust next, at Noon, HE' FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Esportation, About 4800 Bushels French Salt (.o be dtPvered from along s'cle the vessel, lying in tiution Pool, in . ten day.),beitig the eastiee Cargo of the Prussian Gallot ENIGHEI captured by his la jesty's ship DISPATCH, JAMES GALLOWAY, Esq. Captor, and condemned u Prize —Also for EspottaVon, 16 Pipes, 5 Hogsheads, 2 Casks Spanish Red Ex RANORR, stranded at this port, on her voyage hum Carrr gona to London. , 81 Pipes Spanish Re.% Wise, • Imported from Gibraltar per Dna r, and now In hood. For viewing, Catalogues, and further iialotmation, •app . .y to Messrs. HAWKER and Sous, Merchants, Plymouth. Plymouth, July es, ISIS. JOHN I.USCOMBE, Broker. Ir/IRDS a.,a QuADRU. EDS PItEARVED to imoate Lit%•• in tt.e most correct maon.ter. t inc Sped. giuns of both Br I tell 'and For ign for Sale, brAwiful C.:recipes of Humming Uirds, &c. ender Figure •thadei for Drawtng-rnoma The :uil value rotator Skins, •bells, idol all kinds of Curiovilies or clime in eacharego, at CoaaeTr's, No. 2, John-street, two dour. fiam Ox:ord•mrtet. Admittance to the EzhiL aion Is. Cathleen CS. "It Ai day was pubtim.ed, In One Volume, Quarto, pri•e 11$. 6d. boards, ANARRATIVE i'f ti,e Lite CAMPAIG in' R Uz;blA, rental:lug livointatioe drawn from official Sources; and from 'mac. pled Fremcu Documents hitherto un known to the Briti4) By -:r ROBERT KER •PORtER. • . Illustrated with Plans, Ste. of Abe geniral Movements of both Arndt!, during their Advanci and Attica ; and a Portrait of the kne-GeneralKutusoff. • • ; • Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme, ao4Bcown, Pater noster-tow; .nd at the ktrabh Galleri, 54, Aessfilosid-ittret. - • . - Ws day was pub ished, . to Three... Vols. itstio. the 'l'hird pries ,dl. I*. boards,. TEMPER.; or, DUAIES*I4(; JCENES. Tale. iiy Mrs. OPIE. retired for Longman Hurst, Rees, Amite , and Brown , Pater. Suter-rim ; and.at the Longman, Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may ,be had, t,y the same Aiatior, 1. Tales or Real Life, S rol Ivoto. t as. boards. ft. 'Simple 'lsles, 4 vols. 12uso. price XL is. boards. . IL Father and Dat.ghtur, I Etno. 4s. dd. do. 4. Adeline Muwbray, s vols. limo. 1.. Gd. do. S. • Poems, Foolscap avel6s. do. 6. Warrio.'s Return, do. 6s. do. NEW AIUSIC. THE BRAZEN BUST, a rot antic Muin-Dr:tert.l4 performed at the Titc.ure Royal Covent-Garden, composed mid arranged for the. Pialsolorte by std. ft.-Bishop, price os. Les Petits. B:Jour, (No. X.) . containing he celebrated Air 4 Tod Thoth, arranged asa Runde, with at, Introduct-yk 2.10vern.r.., b /.Dwri,ptice ea.: Dr. cookes beautiful Glee for tour. . vices, An Epitaph' on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, inveute.t is actommodaie Singers unacquainted wall the tenor cliff, by. T.D. WorTan,prfce.2a. •I'ltree Sonatas for the piauMore :e.th Accompaniments for a Violin and Violoncello compoied by P: &lepton, price 10s. 6d. • Mozart's celebrated Alt Petdo•-.a, wttb 'Vadat totes for the . Pianoforte, Harp.' and Fltite.cemplica by J. liflazzinghl„ price Se. or single for thj; Piancrforte and ilute an:y, pr cc 3s. Arabian Rondo, compiisidby J. Parry, price ts. Born. id you hkge of orient Sky, .the PriZe. Glee.ter 1813, composed bp*, J. Stevenson, Mus. Doc. price . Prepare, ye Nymphs, prepare, an admired Glee from the Opera of Psyche," composed *An to. Muni Fancy flies on boortive Wings. a favourite ;long "slog by Mr..Philicps„ at the, l'lLttitrt.• 140y.1, Drury.l.ane, com posed by J. Parry, price Is. 6d. Mutual Love, a Ballad, sung by Miss Bolton in . the Farce at "Three Week. after Afarriage,' namposeti by ditto, price Is, Gd Landon: Published by Guuld.ng, D'Altnaine, Potter and Co. No. 20, Solid tnu are ; and No. 7, le estmoreland-Areet, Dublin. • of • STAT I% •• LOTFZRY. TIAZARD, BITIN.E, and Co. Stock-Yirokers, 3,...2-•,respectfutly infortn the Pubic, that Tics:47S and Suov ES for the present S rai - t} OTTEItY, are on Mae at their Office, cai • Po. 93, Rol42..F2itcia. l oidon. This I..nti,ry, eons•winsj of only 12,000 Tickets, will emit anence draw.ng on the 17th tin EMBCIt nev, and will be braved fo.Two Days. ATIE SCHEME CON CAANS S 'Prises of - i 410,000 S . • of - fo,Peo With other capitals, and hat in it no Prize of less vat 'e then deo-71 ke First ThouNand Bit iktwal be entitled to .CJI .aeh ; the First Prize above £2) to 410,00 o; and the First above 420 En the Second Day, to 4:0,0no • MONEY. 0 LE M EN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully J-N informed, that they :.nay he supplied with Money to any *Mount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold. Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, oney in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings. or any ether property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security . onty. Gentlemen will find every lihrral accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, south.street,'Berkely-sqtrare. . COAL 'MAR BROWN AND PAINTS, PREPARED FOR - - - OUT-DOOK PAINTING THE Public are most respectfully informed, that the above-men; lolled al ticks cont late to be prefarrd by t! , e Bri•ish Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbropk, London. The Coal Tar Browin is recommended for barns and mush t nelng, is of a good colour, and will be found cheaper and more urable than common Tar. The faints are of various shades of Green and other cams, peculiarly adopted for useful and ornamental coveting, and are easily applied, being cold in a skate for use. N. B. White Lead, and all sorts of Painters' Oils and Colours of ,he best quality, LitAied Cake.for Carle. p.c -SVE.RY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. laY the EFFICACY cif Dr . . BO ER H A AVE's INFALLIBI.E,RED PILL, (4s. 6d. only per box), persons of tither Sex (misted by the iqvaluable copious din ci ions .he►S wuh given) are enabied•to eradicate . effecnialiy a cerra'n insidious Disease,and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease and 'rattly, et rtainty and secrecy, in a few day:. 113- For hi!ious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity of /Rood, the enleacy of this medicine is so well known and highly sttested4or 50 years past, that ally further comment is rendered =necessary. . Sold by Mathews and I.eigh, 18, Si rand, London ; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders. FAMILY BREWING. EDTIAb4 SAI WLINS, and Co. Patentees of . 1 1.1 the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, inforni the NdbUity, Gentry, and the Public, that iki Consequence of the Fire in Skinner• street, they have removed to their premises, No 225, Anear the Hay-market) Piccadilly; *here :hey hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral pyronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Ho? Rack, and Working 'I un, in one Utensil; which is compact, dut able, and convenient, and worked by a method sample and certain in its operation. 1 he Machine is made of various dirne'nsions, suitable to small T l n iiirs, f.r the most extensive establishments N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of *eying, they have most re spectali.e testimonials, ant can give retteences to Gentlemen in 1 own and Country, who have had miperience of she utility of Cc Invention. • Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; and N. to, 'Mite-street, Oristol ; also by the principal Furnishing Ironnuii,gers in the United Kingdom. N R. and Ce. brew in the Machine for public istrrortioll "Y'rltooditgpin London nil Bristol s.:‘ LES-13 f. Alit:AT )N. , • CURiff*-9112F.ET, MAY I:AIR. A Capital FAMILY, It ESIDENCE, with COACHiIOUSE, STABLING, large coult r•lel.RD. GARDEN, ikc. By Mr. ROBINS, ii , 'Uift-lwaiAt, on naanday sex , , at Twelve, . l es , Very eligible I...EASE,E - 101.0. s . rA . I - E. for Nine Hundred and Fit : y-three Years, comiwincing from 25. h of March, 175 E carnpri44tg .a spacious Faintly Mansion, ,situate on the north side or Ceylon street, May Fair, fate the 1 resilence of lArly Raave, deceased; iuciosed by a Wall and Folding Wes, with Lodges at the Entrance, screened by Rows. of Trots, and Carriage-drive tOtlaktionse; which contains, on the Upper Storey, 7 Bet!-xeoms; on the Firat Floor, an elm:Sent ' principal Bed chamber, anti lidy'sDressing-room adjnining,with ' bowed window and ornatriental cieling, soomy Landing, Water Closet, and two ocher Bed-chainbers, with Closet, &c.; on the Grqund Floor, a hand:owe pav:d Entrance-hall, Vescbule or Inner-hall, excellent Stone Staircase, with kin Balustres and i Hand-rail, t Passage-room to a I ady'i Moviing-rocom, a library, iGentleman's Dressing-room, a capi!al Draw log room, Walls stuc coed in .Pannel,, with lofty Cove Cis bog richly ornamented, l communicating with a back Drawing-room, an excellent Eating Parlour, 'with Bow-windaw, fitted up in a costly manner. In the Fast. Wing, on the Upper Floor, are three Rooms; First Floor, a laundry, Niaicrs-rount, and Wash-house under, with i separate atone* stairease p Basement, Housukeeper'N-room; Bet kis-pantry, with water laid on, capital Arched Cellars for ale, $ beer and wine; Serval s' Dressing-room, Hal!, Cool Larder, • Scullery; & c . ; excellent Kitchen, Closet, and Scullery adjoining ; ' large Cellar for Coals, and other Offices, and secondary Stair • cases; an excellent Coach-'souse, Stables for seven horses, with two Sleeping-ronma and Left , ver ; large Garden at the hack of the hou,e, planted with trees tibiiitg ether an eligil‘le situation for the reidence of a Nobleman, or for building upo• , for which :purpose it is peculiarly welladapted, fmtn its sifsiatleti and extent of ft 4ntar,c 4 ' To he v •oa et!, by Tickets; Particulars may be , hail on the Ptetint i • at the Subserietiondionses, St. /anti 44rrret, and Pall mall; of Mr..fklaliehant, No.*, Great Queba Coln reet, New-road, Mary-la-b. tree; , Mr. Bromwell, 20, Lincoln's inn -fields; ai Gar fawa , ' 1 ; iill.riif Mr. Robins . Warwicln4treet, aoi ienasquare. • BERKSPIIRE.. - --.-ONNING, NFAo. It EADING. ELIGULE FAI,JILY RESIDENCE, .with Bond, OVICE3, ',CARDS, excellent GARI)ENS, &c.—Ey Mr. ROBINS, - A' Garaway'tt, on Thursday, August Viten, at weave, AFRk.EHULD.spaciou* RESIDENCE, ill .pris session of the Rev. Mr. NI ND, situate on the North side of the :ouch-adro rti Village Of Sunning, a s%ort list ince from the Ricer Thames, and only three wales front it, ailing; coirrpris. ins; substantial Family House„cootaining Entrance-hall, Doting Parlour, DraWlng-rootti, Kiichott, Scullery, Pantry, Larder I sere:a-if' i•iaU, Butler's Pantry, &c. On the first 1 - ior are by Beti-citatubtars, Close:', &c. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Ccllass finAK Me, Ale, neer, &c. ; Out.odiees, Coal + yard,. dueler Coi.cladauuse,%titabling fir Six Hones, with Lofts !tent., Laundry, Brew-house, Knife:dosage, Granary, and Pigeon lioust:,Drying-grotuid,Poul,ty-iomie,eap:tal :titeh -n-gard •n,witti I Green house, Pleasure-ground, &c..and a Leaaehold Meadow. To be viewed by permission of the Occpier; Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; att4 at East Park Farm, and King's :Arms, Twyford;.bear, Rea i n ; at the lon, Sonning; Pelican, Newbury •• White Lion. ba ' un, Mai.lenllea.l; Castle, Salt bill ; "Mr.. Adam, erant rd-bridge: •o: Mr. Bramwell, Na. '2O, I.incolua-70u-fitlds4 at Garraway's ; anti of Mr. Robins, War wickatrest, Guide:P.4=re. UERKSH! it E. SON NING, TIETWELN I V YFORD AND . READING., Yalaubto FREEHOLD Es PATE part bounded by .the Wien' with sundry produceme Aytes, Farm Houti, and Bu I dugs ' - By M..•0,091:43, At Cgrrawrif i ll. " 41 Thursday, i% g. ;6, at twelve, in Lots, FR BEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK_ FARM, Siniate in the Pariah of Sonntog, a shOrt distance from Twyford. part bounded by Caddy lindge and the ttiv i i Lriddon, sod the rbrnpike road. to Reading ; comprising a good Farm House with - Oilices, Garden, Yards, Barns, Stables. and Out buildings, and sundry Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, Poston., and Arable Laud, in possessinn til Mr. May. sundry Ayres, in po , si 'Maio of cot:taining Una Hundred and Ft' ty .tom e. lying oompac.. ' • also a c,inipact Estate . upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Lind, at the back of the Vil lage of Zionning. and near iheßlver flames, a delightful sporfor and, pieces of I.and .in the Lenamon FisW, near the Ilbove„in possession et Mr. May t this Eitat.: is in a ye: y eligib:e ipart of the rouorry, Only tour miles from Reading , and Si iron London. Hounds are kpt in the neigbbearhoixl, itood roads in al! direvi. , ns. 'May be viewr'd by applylng to Mr. May, the tenant, at Fad Park Fanitt,..nearlssyruril, wl.ere Part;eoars may be had; and at il.e Kino's Arms.. wyfrird ; Bear, $C1:114; the Inn at Sun ning ; New' . ury ; W hire Lion, Utah; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, sak-hill;. Mu. Adams, Cranford-10'11gs I. '&U011, 1.1;11ns:ow; of Mr. Bramwell, No. Un, Lincoln's-Pis fields; at Garry.. ay•a, and of `. a. RcihlA,Warwidt-itteist,Golden.squara, where *a g lan of the Estate maybe . CO ChIBS GER ---ASSIIX. • CA Pl' I' AI, 41ES11)ENCE, with Offices,Coach-liestses, Stables, Farm builiiii;ffs, Pleasure-grounds, excel cnt INteben-gardens, Ore ard, and Mezdow Lana, tup of Eat. H, wish a long fruntage to the Street and the :nest desirable pact for a Gen tleman's Resit!' nce.—By Mr. ROBIN, • At Garraway's, on "I lsursday, August nib, at 12, in one Lot, THE 1 3 11,10:11Y, formerly part of. the Git EY FRIA. MONASTERY, a very eligible FREBHOLI) 1•-TATE, ind Imuiemorially Tithe see, Lari.kax redeemt.d , a capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situarein a fine com nuurting eminence, the top of East-bill, the most 'prefei able part of Colchester, the residence 4nd ptoparty ot le,t t:s HALL, Esq The HOUSE a substantial lirk.k with a double bowed `frort, and contain+ on the romp, story, a neat En trance-ball, Library, Drawing-roan, Breakfast-room, 'capital Dining-parlour, Store-room, roonty.Closets, M'ater- closets, etc.; seven airy Bechambers on the, first story t web Store-room, Closets, /St Ibur gaod.Chamberi on the uppsr story, with Store ' ronmi,Closca, &c. '1 lie Offices comprise eccellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser., vante-ball, Baktboase, and Scullery; Pantries, larders 'Dairy, and roomy Cellars, hi the Basement. Paved Yard, wit h Gates to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very extensive Moro chamber over it; and two 3-stall Sables, brewhouse, and various Out -buildings, all of the niost substantial brick, and in perfect repair. Lawns and Pleasure-ground ' Fish-ponds, a capital Xiteheirgarden, partly walled , end well stocked with fruit-tree -; aootber Garden, completely walled round, dry gravel-walks, pro ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, enclosed by walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and rich Pasture Field; walled round, also lying compact, and contain ing about Eleven Acres. A must desirable Residence for Gen tleman's Family, commanding extensive views ot a beautifully • rich country. 'l'le Buildings and Grounds are in the most cons , piece order, and immediate Poesesscon may be bad. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had: andat the l'hree Cups Inn; White Horse, Ips. with; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Rumford; of Mr. Hall, 'A, Old Buildings, Lincoln's ;at Garrawars ;of Brttughton, Solicitors, 42,• Great Marlbo- Meows. limper and ; andot lia.RobtilsiWarisick-StreetiGoldell-sqUares rungh-street; CAPIIAL FREEHOLDS, LONDON and TMDDLE';EX. Currier's Plant and Baker's shop, St. John s:rcet ; valuable and PpAc.nus Prenii.es mar flii Dwellinz Huuse and Shop, in Retch& llighr. , y. By Mr. HAWKES, At the Auction Mart, on Monday, August 9, at Twelve, in four Lot , by order of trustees under an Act ut Paz lianstat, Lot 1. T HOSE very extensive, substanti,d, and JL tsiroutly elthle ES and DWELLING HOUSE, in the t. mire of Mean's.. `4"are, Curriers, of Sr. John street, whoss• rrn expires at Lady-day, 1815; containirg eight Bed. chambei r, Draw.ric -room, ....rounLlllg.heilie, large trout Shop, stone paved Cellars, capital "brick arched Vaults, and Drying housts. . Lot 2. A commodious BAKER'S SHOP and Premises, in the occupation of Mr. Harwell, whose term expires at Lady day, ISIS, contiguous to Lot I. I.ot. s. A•nuttst excellent, traly d•-sirahle , and sub-tantlally hu It DWELLING HOU.-li and •SHOP, very advantageously ; sitea%ed, althost facing the New t.ustom-heule, In Lower Thames wryer ; containing six Bed-clianthets, Store-room, Drawing•room, Parlour, Waver-clout, convenient Kitchen, Cuu ttne-h4.u4e, spacious stone pawed Shop, and Celar with brick urcued Vaults; and she e 4'} ° Ding Premises in Love-lane , toiw.mg of a baAW‘rebostite and Cellv, 'four Bed-r , ,onts. all •31 wb'ch are in the tenure of Messrs. Ord and Overal, witoie term expired at Lidy-day last. • lox 4 A u eat brick DWELLING HOUSE, Ne. QS I , Rateldre Htt.hway, rec.:n iy ilu!lt of there Bed roonr.,Dran ing.room., handsome bow, tainued Shop, Kitchen, Cellars, and pavel Yard, kt to Mr. John Barker for an unexpired term of twelve years !roan Christmas, InIS, at toe extreme low rent of El st a year, I o be viewed by leavis of the 'tenants; PArticulln tra) he had 10 days before the sale, at the Auct oti M.trt, London ; of Mr. Vines, Solicitor; and Mturs. Hawkra and Co. Land Sur vryors, Reading. LOW .'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTII—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. EstahlishA iBOB. This tahrio loco its commencement has been manufactured with a view for sale to private Families and home Trade, ant is now brought to a &wee of excell-iice and perfection unequalled, an/( sold at about hall the price al Irish Linen. It is peculiarly aelapted fur all seasons and climates by Its free dom from the effects incident to the changes of the Atmosphere, to which every other descsiptiou of Shirting Clads is Its durability and beautiful whitenets after five yin trial, wands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency to the qualities for which it is recommended. tio , d at the Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 154, Cheap side, near Sr. Pail's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall, a:A to other house in London. BUTLER'S VEGETABLE RESTORAI IVE TOOTH POWDER. EAUTIFUL, White Teeth may be regarded at one of thegreatest blessingsyroviJence can bestow, wit!.Gut which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to ;he teeth and gums is the. principal cause of an offensive Inet , h BuTtca's VtatTAJBLIS RZSTORATITZ TOOTB Pounce IS a 1..05t elegant and eenain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its pattimLir qualities aro not simply confined to cleansing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it w ill 'render them heatitifuly white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore than to their 0: iginal purity, entirely eea•licate the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the te.th, settler them of a healthful red, and the bres. h delicately sweet, relieve and cute the most excrucizttng tooth-hr.l4 gum-bles, and swelled face. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheapsidr, corner • of St. Vaurs Church., ar.! ; and retail by Belam and Sharp,-'ors. mouth; Hall and Janson, Gosport ; Minna, Weston l Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ' • Trewman, Exeter.; Cookworthy,G!eiville, Giert, and lioxland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and Nltllonaid, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson. Scott, and Car► golrhilmbin gh, ; Crutwell, Uath ; Ross and Peck, Hull; Whits, Ttrigt.ton ; Robert. ' Said.':,, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Greg son- and Vining... E dwards .and Penny, I.ivernool ; Stains and Lynch, Manche...ter ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and I.lsyd, Bir mmr.am ; tattpoy. Bnlktun; and of •mast rescestable Medi co!, Venders in the It ins& hot , is Ruses vs Ski. cult. Alen map beltal, Butt r's cetebtaeesl Lavender lVater, which is 'patron sed by the Prioress of .Cabs and the Princess charlotte, in Bottles at 4s. each. • ' • GUAiTONSAN MEDICINES.—CASZ as, Ms . , a. ;vas r Ivo. 9. Gra , Marley-street, Bliekfriurs. 1 Maid-lane Btrougli, Southwark, Nlarch 11 181?. DEAR bl It ( .V hen I cont. niplate c)n t he won driftd cure which yoar Medicines have performed on me, I led myna!' of - having it made public as possible. hi the year ratisi I bake my h' two dilletent times In the same week, and it was su badly set as to oblige me to wa:lt with my knee on a wooden leg for six y. are, the first three of which I tried tkveral of the most eminent Surgeons iu I.neden the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper until he pronounced me In curable, which was in the year 1809. I then begged of him to cut off my g; in answer to which be observed, that ampu , aden would be the death of me, therefore he deened this opera! ion. In the year 181 2, yor having ed my brother of a most dis tress'ng head-ache. he recommended me to you r I attended oa my wooden leg, when my leg measured one inch and three quar tets less than the other—it was cold as ice, and had been so for the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had no use for my wooden leg on the second day. The sixth day 1 finally left off my crteches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever since at well and as upright as ev. r I was. But what • seems to me still more strange than this, is, that this leg now measures the same else as my other, nor has Weyer been cold s'aice the first week of using your Lotion and takieg your Pills. My singular case is well known to nearly all the people in lieuley 03 Thames, and to more than a thousand people residing witidn a quarter of a mile from your house, where I live ; and be assured it can never be forgot by me so long as I am callable of recollection , and am, dear Sir, your humble servant Na. 5.2140164ane. ;WILLIAM DOWLING. (Gll/9 OS la a future Payer.) frIHE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF is a IL row pineal .nd effectual Remedy for Disoeden of the Head, espedaily the comma's Head-at-h. It renuwesDrowsim and Giddiness, relieves Innitiebs of the Erb, i. t acelient in cur ing recent Deafness, anti is of great s .4 vice in liyueric and Para. lyric Compialuts, and in re% opng tlmt Memory when tin• ' aired by Disorders of the Head: It is also a Preservative against Infec tious ir.—`fold by tht P:oprietors i P. Newlitry and Sues. No. . 45, St. Paul's Chnreli:yai d , tour D..tirs from the Corn- rof Cheap • si fa, London ; and Dr.slie and Cu. on the New Canal, salisbury in Canisters, price Is. each, Duty included; laJt oserve, tharthe Worth' s " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," art engraved in the &amp pasted round each Canister. • MAR IiIAGE should be the found:aim of Happiness, which is often disturbed throug!i the parthle that form the union not taking those precauttinie whicb.wolltd cure them the enjoyritent of that great dornesiie ng. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wee: : but wham the em don has been tainted by &tease, cr debilliated by a c,frtain habit concocted at ane arty age, a renovation of stability • pre- Taus to ttu:ring rhat state Is indispi•nsibiy requisite in soviets the cumberng sparks of life; and to reanimate vie systetit. Lee no 4.l.aurdos eve coatributed more etsetriatir .o t:es roy Hymns. neat happiness than those wian. ire theeonk garret e. ue.= pleasure. It was ihis cottabletistion which induced '.:URRIE and Co. for these last twenty yea.-s, to direst their Stur dies and pi actice ezdusivoly to the treatment and cure of the Ye. nereal Disease, and die disorders arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destrucive habit of the inconsiderate school-buy, which Wogs on there distressing Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matri monial stare. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaint., which art the most important in the catalogue of human ink mines. It believe% every person who has indulged la this soli tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie And Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authotity, as well•a% the testtmony of ea. contradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice; but, tensibl: .s all men trust be of the existence in such colarnines;they offer their assis tance as ri gularly.educattd Memtfers of the Royal Colleges of urgecins of London and Editibu:gh. Messrs Currie and Co. n: ;y be eoistulted%y patients of either • Sex, w;th the greaten secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, lietton.Garden. Patients in the country are r.quested to nate 11E. pat:Oculars of their cue, age paid general habit, of Wing, and incbsing a remittance for advice and Mathia s when the tame will be given or sent to any pan of the kingdom MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as refruittrly educAted Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their atter.. 1 1 don for these List 17 years to the study of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too 'often prevent, that inestimable blessirT, mate.ionial felicity. The unrivalled tatronage that they have herto received from persons of ti.e first distinction, and ' the uinfonn success a.tensling their superior mode of treatment in such co:iplaitits, induce them thus publicly to offer their assist ance. In all cases of dehlity or deficieticy,whether re ultlng from the too frcquee:y of participating in the gli,tin of a fashionable lite, the unbounded Indulgence of libertinism, or a secret, solitary, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy o f the mind, and destroys the flower oiyouth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. 'l'o those who, from sueh comilaints, areprevented entering Into the marriage are, and ashamed to seek relief, brood ever their infirmities iu silence, it must be consoling to know, however diffi cult or ineff cleat the cure may be deemed by other practitioner% the-, by a renovating and infaitible meth I d, they may he restored to a sound an:, vigorous constitution. A cenao Disorder, fre quently cantracted in a moment of indweretem, and every specks of Venereal infecion, by a mild and never-failing. mode of treat. mint, is speedily anti radically removed, w•thout restraint in diet or exercise, as also Stricture* of the Urethra and Glees which t bey are enabled to cure to a short period, without recourse to the , painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Gentlemen te , high respeetabiley, who have been cured in a very short period, atter haleng laboured under ,strictures for many years. To married F. maks, whose capes. ' talons of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection :o know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies/ the general healt h is reno. toted, and the impediments removed: - Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars ott their ease, age, and manner of encl.:l4lg a flank-ante Joe advice and medicines, and the same VIM be forwarded • o any put ee the le egdnin. (7015 S and CO. SUI:tOTOI. I s, Dnuverie-et set t Fleet *Met. 11) t HOMA:s • YLUR, gag. IBEI"; leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had beim alllicted with the I .uss Veneers; which fn as obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here and undergoing several severe courses of salivation and twice d ischarged from the Hospital, with . little relict, would appear to be of the moat inveterate nature. la the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re commended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received sogratt a cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I bowl de on the 2tali May; in the course of a foruniih Iht gao to receive benefit. In little more than a month I becam.: 9 by your liberal ed. ce aad medicine, perfectly free Iron. my for mer complair.ts, nave recovered any former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having couticued many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for the good of other suffering morals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing you will gristly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble sea-. want, ALEX. MURKER.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and •old by the sole Propr letor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London, at his boom No. 9, New Bridge.street; They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, Yers 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 10S, GS* ford-street ; Mr. Dithoraugh's; No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyetes posite the Monument and by one person in every sensider Me town in England, &c. in boxes only 2s. ed. each, sealed tip with .tell and plain directions, whereby persons ofeither sea may sure beinsetves w'th ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a statn- In favour of the Comenlesioncee, is printed at t he &a l oe Office " T. Taylor, No.p t New Bridiogtrast."