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t. .~ I. k r -_'7- J 1 ~_..- _ NoisEß 7811, EAST IN*4 HOUSE, Mirth Is, mi. rrHE COURT of DIRECIVRS- of the UNITED i t we-4N Tlf MERCHANTS of ENGLAND. 'tag it tie EAST INDIES, do he& 4 . , get, xidire, Tug the Qat til l . Cener..l Court of the said Company, ap• to be held at - their House, in Leadeaball-strvet, on Wed ri;adv, th , gab instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, wade Ohl, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors the communications which Live taken face between his Ma• i cs itb Garronwnt and the Court of Directors reepecting the rtilroal of the Compauy's Charter. l'• IL LIAMFRAmsAr, Smretory. ROYAL EXCL-I,llkiGE ASSIJRAbia-OFFICE, Sit ahlislied by Royal C.harter in the Reign of Ring George I. Match, 1812. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the £sth instant, are hereby informed, that reeeipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company'h Office* over the Royal Erasing* and in Pall-Mall, as will ea by their respective Agents it the several Counties; and the parties assured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the Mb of April nest, ri the u,ual fifteen skiys allowed :tor payments be- Tool the date of each Policy, will then expire. • SAMUEL. FENNING, jun. Secretary. •; Attendance is given, daily, at the raid Offices, for the As prince of Building', Goods, Merchandtze, and Ships in Harbour, b Dosk, or while Doiidiug, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and a'so for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities.on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will he issued, tree of expellee, to the As sured, whet ethe annual Premium amounts to Gs. or upwards. A RARE AND ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY. Ar ()LING Gentlemen intended for Foreittn Service, 1 or Business, and desirous of speedily perfecting themselves in lke French Laugnagp, may be accommodated wah a genteel bOud and Ledging in the house of a French Gentleman of re spictsbility, in a healthy andritaiatt country town , within a shirs journey of London : they may continue their Cli;ssleal Edu cation at a distinguished fonudalionSchool, bathe same coven. _ Particulars way b. known by applying to the Rev.Dr.O'Briew, 4,,Salislitury•latie' Berniond4ey ; to Mr. Dulan, Bodklieller, foho-tquare; and at the Office of Messrs. Reardon and Davies, Comet-court, Gracechurch-street. MILITARY INSTFrUTION, CHARLTON, KENT, .NSAR WOOLWICH COMMON. R. HOMM EY, Lee Messrs.. BONNYCASTLE ItOMMEY, coniinures, with proper Assistants, to M urata rung Gentlemen designed for the Army, for the Royal ArtiVery Rik°. Engineers, for the Royal Military College atMarlow, ladle: . the Service of thc East-badia Company, in the various *mews of a IVilitary Education. Ibis Erablisbment, which has subsisted in its present form for several years, is in the Immediate neighbourhood of the Warren and Dock-) and and near the spot where artillery practice and other :Awry exereies aro daily performed. The premises are extensive, and the situation is remarkably healthy; the house connuanding oue of the moat beautiful prospects in the kingdom. A battery has been constructed on the spot bythe young Gentles aatnthemscleer y and is mounted with two guns, with which the pupil i. taught to practice, audio enable himself Kr tale the milk ' wed of- a battery. - - ' Its the fleet of Studles, the Terms, eke Rules and iterdselso• d the Institution, apply to Mr. Knmey, Charlton, Kew. LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS. TEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER u MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRIM:I%4 WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, beg lnve to inform the Nohil‘ty, Gently, and the Public, who honour them with thar favours, that the above elegant and Dactyl Perfumes continue on sale at their Old Established Ware house Lr those articles only, No. 1.5, CATHARINE-:irREET, StRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are Moon to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey Viten, a trial of them, when STEEL and Mtvea flatter thtin- One they. will meet v. ith the approbation bestowed on them fos;[wenty Years past, while the t.rice continues, as usual low, viz. the Lavender Water 9t. or its. 9d. taking six Bottles; Honey • 'Water 40.-6 d. or six for Vs. %r Orders fur Exportation and the Country Immediately at. tended to, TO GOLD!hiIIrHS, COLOURED WORKERS, WATCH I AND CLOCK MANUFACTURERS, &c. AUREAN ORE. J. F. Knott, Cold and Silver Chaser, Engraver, Engine Turner, caul origiul Inventor and Prop,rietor dt the Aurean Ore, 11*IDGEwATER.SQUAA C, *AIRMAN. F. KING begs to offer the Trade in general, . 4 I Connpoiltion, the resemblance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to public notice, but is also. in every 4441'n iat quality (as far as re- Ives to its u,e in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold itself. 111 dchneu of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly "Pestles the Standard Gold, that Gold-workers have not been able to disingnish one front the other. The most Lupo! ' ,int Property peculiar to this Composition, consists in the very arigu • kr cisctmstance of it not being at all subject to change it, km ra lily more than the Standard Gold. Is ductility it is precisely the same, and snit at all times be found as pliable to work, !whe ther last dor in wire, as Gold itself in hoe, the only difFsrence benieen hien' wl.atever,i, merely that arising from their hit rinsic wive. J. F. K. Pso ttrects the attention of coloured AVorkers to the Peculiar properties attached to the Aurean Ore, as it is su cont. Poled as to receive a heatnitul rich dead colour, which cannot be distinguished by the most accurate inspector irons fine coloured Ceti, aed thereby netting envy essential quality which entitles it to a prmeminence above every other compvihron known to the Public, and eltwes it equally on a i arahrl with coloured Gold lid!; and, however str.gular it may appear, that a composition cm he funned eoseessing such invaluable properties, hitherto endued tn Stanearil Gold a'one, has been most sail. Neon ily fences!; I. F. K. havirg the exclusive art of colouring this tom ? Whim by a peculiar process which entirely precludes Ma {ie. Coility of gilding. The limits of an advertis.ment will net 'admit of an yournera ”o of the many articles to which this comp te t ithin is suited, our It It Prihaps mammary, since f out theabove detail of its in•oper r2er, it is easy to ascertain What articles may be tnuncfactured • !chit. J. F. K. cannot theretore too highly recommend the :ortim Ore, aster resenting nmst numerous proof, front Nlanu- Miners, us will as horn I.ls own laboured experiments, to con 'lrks Urn of int excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very locitrful degree, to surersede the UPC of Gold. Cald•Workers, and others who requite Vide work east, tnhy, their patterns et moulds, have them *impiety in six wirer they ate brought for the purpose. F. K. deems it important to the trade in general, to argoaitn them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa rs, heating the appellation of the Aurean (of which he is •c Cosine% inventiirand Proprietor), cannot be purchases! genuine It my calitr house in I.ondon hew at his Manufactory its liridge eart; therefore any other Composition tailored to the lei, through any mediunt whatever, designated by the sante re, is spirants and deceptive: every Flak of kis mattuhcterat Name pluus l i t ai vn ' who aide us legible characters. • s°l et it/ 1ai 4 :416 Weights, at 4s. 6d. per Gantt, either in FlasltS, L .Lied. or in le a ks . —Specirneni may be ago deigant Pki4of f•s tigl / 4 CoNselid N'anufactlite. . ' • • yr •I. !rig Aft trim (IPA thottry dialsoisinvery pdienkaneggella .rl.l it'r • . ) . • U 1 CHAMCES, . se. COIRMILL, *. • T.TORNSBY and Co. repsethity veagataiat the Public that the LOTTERY te W *awn die 30th of NEXT MONTH allay a ii‘vferenee to arty weeee Lottery. baring a hie Pk elf CAPSTAL PRIZISS;sid 'wawa arranged a 1 to meet with wideetrietappehaties. • Tiekos and"Shates that selliter In rest variety, and at the lowest prgesolit their ekilettabMad Beata Lit:tory Moe, Coro bill. where all Moe are-taumadiately paid. Orders by Poet or Carrier elecuted with fidelity asilahrach. Schemes at hrs. gratis. A XXTRA ORDINARY LUCK. ViDDING And Co. No. 1, COrniiill, (the corner next the Mandon-HoWee)vold in the law Lottery, No. 9486, a Prised "0,000, aid No. SINN a Prize of X4OO, to twenty eight Shares • and their gaseraleans of various Prises so greatly exceeded th e that if one indiVidual bad bought all the 'Pickets and Shares said by them, it would have given a profit of Upwards of 517,000 owe and above the Prime Coat. is am tido LOCK VAAL LUCIE _U PARALL MID LACK? . 'THE SPRING LO ITERY Will be drawn 30th of Neat Month, and the Scheme ent*aces %nested advantages in 'muse of Adventurer' ; for, if compared with the last efl 2,00 n'llckets, It st4l he tound to cuntsin, not only CA 1 4 14 ;;ItIlt in of ItQU•L magnitude, but nouns the variety, and more than rove "ism vas New use of profitable Prizes; three are intrinsic attractions„ which already prove it rem sistible. The Public, therefiwe, are seriatidy advised nut to delay their purchases, as the small number of Tickets are I :peered to be all Solli in a very short time. At present, PIDDING and Co. have great variety, at the FOUNTAIN of FOItTON t, No. 1,1; • hill, the former Lucky Residence of old Mr. Guy, ac u mulated about £too,ooo en that identical spot, out of which he built and endowed the Hospital in the L'orough. OARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers. 26, Oxford street, respectfully inform the ir Friends fad doe Public in ftlipral, that they are now selling 'rickets and Shares for the New S FATE LOTTERY, which draw. on the 3uth of NI:.IC MONTH. SCHEME. 1 Prize ot ar.%)/1110 is £20,000 1 - - 15,000 - • 15000 1 . . 10.U00 • .. 10,0 0 0 1 • - S,Con - - 5,0(X1 I . . 4,000 • • 4,000 1 • 3,000 - . - 3,000 2 • - 2,000 • .. 4,C00 4 - . 1,000 - - 4,000 6 500 • - S,OOO S - - 400 . . SALO 10 - • 300 - - 3,000 12 . . 2,400 20 - - 100 - .. 11,040 50 • - 50 • - 2000 70 - • 40 • . 2,1100 100 - - - 30 - ft 3,14410 114 • • 2S • - 3,11G0 1,000 - • 15 • • 20,0(X1 19,000 Tidier,. 20,000 No. 6,345, We last Peze of .€90,000 ever Shared in Three Eighths end Ten Sizteentigh No. 19,103, the lut I'rize of Xi 0,000 ever Shared, in Sixteen Siatretatlei, were Sold by CAR ROLL and CO. PROBATVS HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLE • MEN, KING-STRIXE, COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON. 'MRS. PROBATT bets to return her sincere AXIL thanks to bar iftle-As and the • üblic in genrra►,.tor the wavy great encouragement she has experienced *lnce her initiate on the shave prctni*s; she begs futility to assure them, that no fuiure exertions will be wanted on her part to merit a cant nuance of their patronage. The Hutel, hum the many advan tages it poeseeses„ but particularly from the quiet and airy situa tion of the back part of it, is well adapted for the accommodation of Families, and every thing that can promote the torn ore of such as may honour her with their favours will be scrupulously attended to. This day was published, in 1 Vol. Ito. price 22. a. in beards, THE HISTORY, TOPOGRAPHY and ANTI- Qurnms,or the PARISH of ST. MARY, LAING I•ON, in the COUNTY of MIDDLESF X. By JOHN NELSON. illustrated by Seventeen Engrsvings of the most interesting Buildiugs and Antiquities in the Parish, executed by an Artist of the first Ability, from original Drawing, made on purpose to embellish this Work, and including Biographical Sketches of se veral eminent and remarkable Persons who have hem born or have resided there. " We were most agreeably disappointed in this curious Ac count of the most healthy and virtuous Parish in the neighbour hood of I.ondon ; we expected some dry Antiquarian details. but found a work replete with interesting Anecdotes, very well writ ten Biographical Memoirs, and lively Pictur.s pf Ancient Man ners anti Customs 'the Plates are well executed and very car rect."—Literary Review. Sold by Rodwell, New Bond -street; Greenland, Finsbury place; Heskett, 13, Sweeting's.alley, Royal Exchange I Coxtread, 420, Strand, opposite the Adelphi ; and Russell, at the Circulating Library, Upper-street, Islington. SPANISH BALLADS, lI.I.VSTR-kTIVE OF DON QUixoTF.. This day was published, in two liatitl•onie vols. crown 3vo. on very hue papa, price LI 14. in boards, THE HISTORY 01 CHARLES the GREAT and ORLANDO, from the Latin of Abp. Inert N, et , - heim's Lives. of Ecclesiastical Writers; together with the mist celebrated Ancient Ballads of the'lwelve Peers of France, men tioned t-o frequently iu Doti Quixote, taken from a very scarce Vo lume in Spanish in the posse -sign of the Editor, wilt English Me trieJl Versions. By fit NtAs ROIL). .1 he admirers of bon Quixote's advemures must feel gra'eful to the Translator for the publication of these volumes in spsnish and English. They are correctly and neatly printed, and every respect h ghly creditable to the Author's talents and tue.—Anti gallican Rev. Fch. Printed fur 1. Boosey, 4. Old Broad-street, Exchange; and T. Rudd, 2, Great Newport-street, Long Acre. Where may he had, Peraud's Cartas bt,reantilas, 19roo. Is. 6d. El Diablo Cojuelo, ldrao. Alan, I'. flo w ey's catalogue of Spanish Books for 181 ^. - Jost published, By John Ogle and William itLick z etuod, Edinburgh; M. Ogle, Glasgow ; I.lvlerray, R. Baldwin, R. Ogle, *rd . Hamilton. London, (in uoe largo hvo. vol. rtubdlii.hed with a Portrait of the Reformer), price 12s. '1 'HE LIFE of JOHN KsOX': contaiEing Illus trations of the R IfORMATIOIt ID SCOTLAND: with Biugra phical Notices of the principal Reformers, and . Sketches of the Progress of Literature in Scotland during a great part of the Sti teenrk Canary. To which is ..tibioiued au Appendix, consisting of Leucite and other Papers, o.vsr before pubaj le d. By THOMAS M•CaIE, Minister of the Gospel, Edinburgh. A few triple, are printed on royal paper, price Otte Guinea. N. B. The object of this work is ttrcombine fell information respecthig the lire, character, opinions. and writings of the Scot tish Reformer, with iiiestritions of the interesting public transacr tions in which he wax cbncerned. As he spent five years in Eng land, and was eine of the Chaplains in Ordinary t. Edward VI. the Li* contains a number of important facts concerning the state of theßefortnalon Wider that Prince, and of the English Exiles on thel,anthlent doting the reign of his sister Mary. In compiling this work, the author, besides the rioted Histories,had the use-ofakrgeMS. colleetiok of Lettere;writtre by Knox, frees ‘566 to 1572 8 and a variety of olistivaisillkilliblinteirs, 1,1-1 1 .1 A , . • ~* .., 4) ~,,,, • . . 4 ...., I ' 11. . ir /''' e* ' '` t. .'. ...& 'a .. „,„',*. i V, y, • 4 .... - Ir .. .... . suit pui,;i4litd, SUBSTANCE of MARQUIS WELLES • Sirs SPEECH on Earl Fitzwllllam's Motion to take lakeennigliaration " the Present State of hetant" PASSIM! for Longman, Horst., Rees, Orme, .and Brown, Pa. monster-row ' • Booker and Pau/der, and Deconchy, Bonti-nrset ; Itlageiray and Stockdair, Piccadilly; Stockdalr, jun. and Budd, This daiy were published, in Octlvo, price I 2s. board , . 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This day was published, Elnan,ly printed in two volumes 4io. and illustrated by nume rous Engravings of Portraits, Antique Buts, and a Map of An eietit Greece, price ES 34. hoards, a new Edition of ATHENIAN LETTERS; or, The Epistolary Corre•pondence of an Agent of the King of Persia, resi ding at Athens, during the Pelopone.ian War., By the late k4ll of HAkDWICKE, Hun. CHARLES YOKKE, Printed for Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. This day were pablistsed, Elegantly rrheed in s'a volumes Oro with a Portrait of Mr. Ad dison, front an (+Urinal Picture by Dahl, price £3 Its. boards (..orne cuidt-is on tars: paper. !vice ie3 iss. in board*). THE WORKS of the Right lion. JOSEPH ADDISON. A new Edition, with Naos. By the late RICHARD HURD, U.U. I.ord Bi.bup of Worcester. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davit s, Strard. This day were published. 'Elegantly printed in 4 Vols. m.o. with Portraits of Mr. Mason, Lord Heide:nesse, and Dr. Burgh, from original pictures, price £2. Y.. in bawds, I'HE WORKS of WILLIAM MASON, M. A. 11/ran-or of York, and Rector of Aston: consiseng of the English Gardeu. a Pbem; t+.e dramatic Poems of Elfrida i and autetactas Mtscella•leous Poems; 'translation of Du Pressoy's Art of Painting (with Notes by air Joshua Reynolds); Sennons, &c. Published under the direction of his 4xecutors. Printed for I'. Cadeit and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, . In Two Volumes Royal Octavo, price Two Guineas, boards, and in Koval Quarto on fine paper, price Vice Guineas, boards, THE COSTUME OF THE ANCIENTS: By THOMAS HOPE. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle -street, This New Edition of the above work is extended and made complete by One Hundred additional Plates, and consists of three hundred Engravings in Outline with Letter-press. This day was riblidird, in one large vol. fro. price Ils.6d.bds. AN INQUIRY into the VARIOUS SYSTEMS of POLITiCAI. ECONOMY c their advantages and dis advantages, and thq 'I beory most . favour.bla to the lacrease of National Wealth, by CUARLIS Ga m Ailviwate. Tran•lated from the French, with additioml Notes, by D. BOILIAU, Au thor of an Intru.luction to the Study of Poli!ical Economy, &c. London : Printed ror and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library, 50, Conduit -street; kichardson, Cumin!" ; and IS and Parry, Leadenliall.st reef. This das was pub:ishei, in iltn. price 15s. boards, J EPO Rl' on the NEGOCIATION between the 1 -‘• Honourable EAST-INDIA COMPANY and the PUBLIC, respecting the Renewal of the Company's exclusive Privikget of Trade for Twenty Year., from March, 1794. By JOHN BRUCE, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. Hlotoriographet to the Honourable East-India Company. Printed by authority of the Hon. C.'burt of Directors, and sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. r.ast India Company, Leadcohall-street. Where may be had, lately published by John Bruce, Esq. in three ♦uls. at°. price £4 ins. in boards, * Annals of the Honourable Last-India Company, from their Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elizabeth, tooo, to the Union of the London and English East-Indic Companies, 1707-tl. A few copies am printed on royal 4tn. priest £6, in boards. SECOND PAR I' OF GOLDSMIIII% _ ___________ GEOGRAPHY. This day was published, illustrated wi h seven Maps, and sixty View. of County 1 Owus and remarlabk places, 'nice 46: cad. 'bound in red, itR)TISH GEOGRAPHY; being cr.mprehen m Sift account of the Palmeri ST A ra of the whole BRICISH EMPIRE, includingthe BRITILSII 11111 A X 241 and the BKITI3II CO LO/Ina and DertmosNClCS in alt parts of ths World, designed for the Use of Schools, and serest a, a second Part, er Camels duo of the Author's well-known Ga ILWICA a of GLUZIAL Geo. 011APMV. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, Atokat of the Grannosr of Geography, Ste. &e. Extraordinary u it may seem, there exists nu modern Asicosm of the flutists Empire besides this Book, sod of coarse no Elea ntentary Work on this Subject calculated to qualify young Bri tans to perform in after-life, with competent Intelligence, the Dtities of that social Sute to which th-y appertain. This small Volume embraces every topic that can be u... 4•1 either as instruc tion fur practical Life, or as dam for further Specidstion and En quiry, midis calculated to introduce the whole ri-ing Generadoo to a perfect acquaintance with the Phy.ical, Politial, Costumer. cial, Statistical, Topographical, and Literary Sate of their Mtn Cosintry and it, vast IXTetidencies: Printed for Ittesaan Poscurs, 47, Imidotseddll, sod sold by all Booksellern--Ot whom may also be had, Blair's Universal Preceptor, caned the" Son of-School Books," price 4s. Ed. HIS 000 Questions, price la. and his Tutor's Key, 3S. id. Alsoldredoilloot Jistraidc Lootoromise N. bd. f , •-• N• gArArriticmn TOEb401:11 ylireaki4t Decree ahhe H s ieh ICmirt ot Chancery, beartne /its the etch day of tett. *Me Is a (lure, tiktieht the Rev. Chides kWh"' Beaumont and others, ire Pleiades, ared Jam Bearimeat hat at ters air Detradanta, ALARGE qu intity of TiMbEk Sta n din g at ott sear Whitley Hee. is the Pak.* of larkhAion and pasta adjacent, in the Cooley or ti fed litiNtton Han. ih iii:p of Little /Artie*, and Ariel of Wiwalky. iu the I.= Pal:amine of Lanatier late the property of Radioed Beaumont, deefeeek grids patt nt the "I'Mtbem .as Me OD 'tee C,ortity d Yak wet be with the approbtWoil et Nam.* , Commis Cu, Bari one of the Muter of the said Coat s it the Beam:nom Arms near tie C b lrch ltirkheaton .'.mail. un Monday. the eat day of Moub.lllill, the app be l pni.ing Twelve °Mock ; and sick pirt thereof mite , * ate Coen ei Laticatter, mid be Sold with the apptobatiaa of the MI Masud% , it diadem et the Beat, at Vide alyttoit alarmed. ne *id* the ad dim Aelril. 1 eit.ehe dele it la ea.*. Particulars ot the said Timber amp he his raid Matter's Ch tnalsers, C Loadoa ; Mew,. Norm aid * /114 kk eifitMl a lt Lascola's Me • of Mc Ere. Wires hm-rieuere; sK Mr. Yea disi;sareal. Solicitor. lokaiireet, Iledissdotews et Mr. Rkkard of Taricaskr; e( Mr. Jahn bleldlle Spotter's:l4am Desartar; . Wits. James Hiarklar.. Bradley. oe • wear iluddemilaik- at to.. Thaw kvishog Dowitilrf • mar Leeds ; at die B ea m :soot Ammo. Matabrateat at the Pal ityuces Belk* ; at the Whalley Anna, in Whaileyj at the Moab Inn, Clitaeroe ; and at Whisky liall ev eistir IfeddesslNK YORKSHIRE. , --L:M - 7 — tlif AU ARC ro . _Auja. REcToR I ES, AND VS. To be said London, and at BenterAry is Yoilmigigia on friday. the 90tb day of March inst. at Twelve. at die Amiss Mast. to the City of Loading. in Five Los. THE MANORS of BENTLEY aiyd St'EETON, the A,dvosuogg of the Chapel of Neves; and errata Free. hold, and to part Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with Sind eat rw deemed). containing about lilt) term. situated m Bartley, ens. ton, Mumma. Sky. Hr..-asea.cnd !Ruminates, in the Eon & of the County of York. Particulars may be had upon appliettioa to Mimes, OR, . ham, Kinderley, and Domani., Solicitors. Liocolo' don Benjamin Hardier, kal. Shuford, Lineelosblaw: Blida and Cli.mmais. Lao' Agent., Middle '£ ardTovingeod, Keg. Newbury, Berke; aml lobo & Bemire. And in the Month of May nee& , urdl he Sold by Attetioni at the Beverley Arnn Inn, in the Town of Berettry, in the Own of York, in Twenty.mven Lots. The MANOR of ELS rk N WICK, end several Feelhold, and in part Finns and Lamle (a kh land-tan mdsairie.l), containing about 600 acre., divvied at Elsternwirk. Moles. croft, Cherry Stirt..a. South Dalton Seated Rod, Mgokktos. Marton, sal Reigluou I together add toe reistust• Adrowson of the Rectory of Leaven. la Holderams; and alia the Tithes of oartala I hods cobtalning sham, 1,7141 ex tit t i s Horner& Burton, Woodulansty, Thearne. Wed, Itiorktda. - ham, and Tickton, in the East Riding it the Coboty of Vat. itUMO.Y, HAN TO BE SOLD BY pasvArs CONTRACT , ALL , that well bdilb FREEHOLD W A?Ef' CORN MILL, plentifully supplid with ,titer, elan. the Parish of Ramey Infra : cons ailipr tsql Water Whisle o knit pair of Stoats, a Flour and Wheat Machine, wits two Mils ; the above M U 1 4 capably of /simians twenty it:l e wisest per week, and has granary room for 4 or 300 (marten of wheat, with an o her necessary Snire.tounts. Alma goon Dvreilinz,-Douse adjoining the Min, with a Gardft, (*mimeo, Stable fur seven bursas, •Out-hawses, and other aortal 0111016 ripe above Prihbises are 1 r.43•lnee; and pre in a taint abut situation **carrying (WA eateottle trade &Se 161Zir Guernsey, or Mt East or West pertast the Rinolkom. b. • sesta te.iles from Soutlsanu t to, sad dye from Radasides, at either of wind' places goods may be ihipps:d at a refineitsble expence. N. B. There is a road Eel and Trost Fishery baldness SI dm premises. For a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. B. Claandlor, Me owner and occupier ; atd for further particulars apply to Was, at to Mews. Holmes and Sun. Solicithre, Re use y. L ADIES who wish to make 12 or 18 pae.Cima. and sometime. more. legally anJ sagely, witbout b sub. jest to the cintroul or knowledge of any one, may employ theft Money at all times to the uttno.t advantage, by' applking or ad. dressing to Mr. Drummond and Co. Reskil•Nlesals, kind-strq.t. Fitzruy.squarc. Mr. 1). itas no &rots* tin to mas fine him, he can wa4, moo any uue in the cua.ary hammy distant. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONEAS, Iitk;PITAL asi i. DEN I'S, CHEMISTS, DitUG(la IS, PAREN LS, AM) GUARDIANS. THIS extensive channel of publicity and cOrnmo. nierinn is adapted to announce to the Medical World ge nerally the formation of an Establishnieu. founded and conducted upon a system of respectability and liberality suited to the Mr*. lance and title of the objects it is intended to embrace. namely, :he Medical Agony in all its various branches at the Oahe of the Medical Agency Establishment. Prete:sand Men desirous of retiring from the fatigue and anxiety of Practice (either totally or partially), may be provided with Stommare or Partners with capitals adequate to the advantages offered. Hoipital Studious and others qualified to take upon themselves the impotent dudes of practice, may be introdEced as Partners, Sktemsors, or Amts. tants to Professional Mee of eminence.—Parrots and Guardhoe laving youths under their change, whom they may intend either • tut. the Profession, Chemical, or Drag Line, will be iatrodoeed to Medical men, and °hers :thing Appe.-!t•iees. The Stock and Goodwill of and Dr agents deposed d. Partnerships likewise ftegoeiVed, as wellas Assn:sots previclei All letters addressed to the Propriewes el the Medical Age Establishment, No.lll, Bartlett's Saildlliga, Holm% most he invariably rat raidWHours fmm ten till bor. Several Medial Prunes:eon! Partholblps, AIM to &OM per annum, far immediate illflisal. DOCTOR FOTHEKCIL'S FEMALE PILLS. rrHIS celebrated Medicine hall been lon e t swei k n r ow s fee its infallible clam. yin mow' is remain • leader which the set are so apt to sufferit an swig period Of and baute the female constitution is ow* fumed s die maw disease, It is wets booms. Aiwa, • tales place after the age of forty the use of Dr. PO I'HEROLL's FEMALE comma be coo strongly recommended to the notice of every Female sr dassetw• perks& ; when the girl is paeans on toward womashood, nod liable to a valley of disorders from obstruetionsehmt anovrardq towards the clan of life, wisest the habit of every itosuanystines tries a change, in that specks of disorder called Greco skimp*, which is dentred by a pile sickly enetnetwoce, and prows& from a general relasatiOsi of the system, weeded with hweitlide 10 want art inclination to move, rousagiles Fond r *Ms urn O. moat sovereigu remedy; they amend the smoky Comm this ea. tined state of the stomach and d.gestlei organs, whom there is inclination Tor ening chalk, and the mast onlisultfy tHiells, anti where, front in.loidiee of the parient,droptisal sraromas mono' to seise; they remove nerveos headwelis and #dikasso‘shortems of breath, and pa.pitationa of the heart, sad ale She elbes tono_pl disasters which are coauectee with the above Mighinto. To married women they are on less beneath, they inelloonsro conaahmlnu, Fire nese sod firmness to M e le:lsst, end are the bar testenuive w here the woman is weakeued by hod Igloo hi, but hedllis impaired by too bog seekluse, or swfwre &helm been We• jest to frequent miscarriages. Is all these situations Pik Moth Pdis may be regarded as the female sheet health, and resorted to Go a aweendisbnigressedy *yap tholtemills deeperre end hobnail, disgusts smatiselowaha am; Mg abuu be la the romesOws at every molar mad vodka stogy's* females as a tastily tewdoiste. . . Sold at Mr. lobar'. • *, Lonrho; and by mos; dars,ta IkuLes at Ss. MAO: ;44 • 4.. • - • , i • .1.! S k ., *P- ; , • ei i • AL 30. ;y :,-, .. _. ~` '~ This day was published. 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