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IT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat edly seat or nude to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Stock payable at the Bank of hbfland, South Sea House, and East India House respectively, who have not paid the Duty on the same , for the years above-mentioned, that payment has no!' in many instances been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurred vat ions Penaltiee, to be recovered by action or surcharge; and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Property Act being willing to allow furtker . time for such payments, hereby give Notice, That the Duties payable on all' Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for those years, are di rected to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such payments befog lodged at the Office of the Commbsioners I at the Old Stock Exchange, the parties making payment thereof will be discharged in the books of the respective Commissioners, until sad upon tie tell d g 04ctobarnest ; bet that all Persons 'who shall neglect to mete inch payment on or before Opt day, wdl be prosecuted as• the big directs, and steps are now taking far bringing all defaulters into charge for the double duty., who skull not have paid the Duty for the years above-meat coned, on et before the said lOth.day t f Ottober next, after which day the (lace of the Old Stock Exchange willhe closed. : ~~ - MO MUSIC. 111 *tPubli fed, by Oftadloll_,... and, Company, No. 124, N ew Bead -street; ansl .two. 7, Weitipnrclaad-stre.q, Dyblin, ' • A ti -Address to the Patriots of Spaih; written sad composed by J. Coss, Esq. and sung by Mr. Digoum, at the Dale of Portland's dinner, July 14 ; price Is.—Likewise the isnowtrig -Bongs, now singing with the most unbounded applause Vsuishall: A.h, why did Henrylane its home ; . by . Mn.s Bland ; com lamed by G. Nicks ; price Is. BemOtble; or Birth 4a iititlsh Tar; bylfr. Gibbon ; ditto; price is. 11!1. DFORD, ES ;EX. Tfbe LETS' ! 'tarnished, a eorinno disos detached FA.MILYIIOIIO4. situate u Woesittith with excellent Gardena fully stocked and cropped, Coa c h . Hoy.% Stables, &c.—To be viewed hy„tlckets. • Partignlars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldcw-sqpate. . • FOR SALE . BY Viet UaN, On the Promises of Messrs.vhd* Sirsiowi Plitimitt: • • • on Frida?; - Atittisil • FOR POWTAWOFf . • • • ABOUT 140 Tuns Red and Nt'hit,cTrench Wines. 10 Pipa Culiniac 13raadt. 20 Pieces Symp. • Belt* par t of the Chao of the fAm4, Crowell ; (detained Not. 1846),restott41 the Claimants, For further Part)cidars e ai# to Ai Ni.wrs. Widow SY MONS indlknor,PtlthiotflL , • IitIMaIDOI4 COMMGI4:—ELIGIBLE _ °'lte LEFT, cOmpletely fu rn ished; a. doirablo co rrAcE RESIDENCi.:, planned for the amoin.moda don of a Fanny; Lawn, Pleasure Ground, and Garden, traieh' Hoitscofii gime &Ales; the wkole finished and fungi/444 pb a pecuUa ueat style, and tit for immediate rece.ption. • Patilailirei of Mr. Robins, WirWick-iteeet, Golden-square. Pless of Virrulennero ; bs.iKet. b.fcgernm; oseriposed. by W. Ruiseil ; price is. Whilst life withli thbbmitrgoaios; by bpsiti r eras; ditto; . . price ii. 64. • culrObt i3OVaE, raturP.bdrftrrtt, - • on Thursday. the Iltkaf Angle,' at ten n'elack in the forenoon, will be esposed to Publie Sale at this Office, THE under. mentioned • GOODS, the same having bilcn seizt-cl and kens coad:meed, viz. Nankeen, Minn.:try, Toys, Cutlery, NAAS, Fans, Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Corryelbuis, - Stones, Tortoise-Shell s , Shells, Bead% Cptton, Bestir Oft, Pleitires, Cashew, Coen', said • Ground Nitta, Nnttneg, *ices, Scent Otto of Rases, Tea, Sugar, C.:vine, Sweatu. ats, Wax eandlt.%, Arrow Root,- Pickles, Rum, Brandy, Geneva, Lime Juice, Cordials, Wine, instrument A:: 'Surveying Land, Marble Ornaments, Es'ence of Spruce, Boat and Mate:ial6, the Materials, of a large Lesser, • &c. And, tor Exportation, Silk Hinctkierehiefs Which May be viewed in Otftce Hants, thiee days before the Sale, on applicrion to the Warehousekeeper. , LADY -11.0R121N6DON'S I.F.TTERS. This day was pnblialted„pallk 2s. 6d, 'THE LETTE of LADY gari.itiNGDON as - - 1 - PAG g r od e u x &ed in E cla ;igidetut ven in on r the er T ‘ R i l t 49lf or S t i h r at ArHUß. l. Theo Letters are equally remarkable?: xiseir elegance and 4licxcy, and mita; add much to the general regret excited bF the snit fortune of a Lady thus gibed. - Published by H.l). Symonds, Paternoster row, and to belsall of all Booksellers. N. B. The (teller mint bo given for " Plonter's Report " SUDBURY, MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE MEADOW LAND, 'a fine ciriimandlng for Building. TO BE &LLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway'S * Coffee-house, 'Change•ancy, Corohlll, en Tuesday, the .'soth August,. at 12 u'Cluck, A FREEHOLD Rich' ME4I3QW, a fine and elevated situailon ; containing Mimi!' Five Attsi, situate at 'Sedbury, a short distance from tree tur:iplice road, and within one tilde of Harrow; a must encinti.ting and cheerful spot for eructing a Villa, commancEng extensive views iu ill2ctiiicain.% and only 9 miles from London. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Itench, on the of whom particulars' mat be bad ; Whife I lorie , W= 4 ; Red Liao, SitthaU and Honnslaw ; tf Messrs. loiter, ecibbe, and Frere, Lincoln's Ion; at Garraway's ; and of Mc. Robins, Warwlek-street, Golden-square. 444 4 I‘l`t t 'OI I 'A T- 4RJ:4614 'HE. Public are respectfully informed that a new ind improved Edition of the PICTURE of LONDON, corrected throughout to-the BSA of April, is this day ready tsr delivery, to the Booksellers, price 3s. 6d. bound in red. This Edition is embeUished wits .114 and Lateresting engraw• and with klaige Map of London and another of its iwwirons, aldne worth 3s. betides Tables of Hackney Coach and Water men's Fares, numerous lists, &c. Ste. • The acknowledged Utility and great Popularity of this work Living occasioned several contemptible piracies and imitations of *t" bovnifY persons are cautioned to beware of having such works obtruded upon them, which though assuming the appearance, possess few of the uses, and none of sire original character and *tures of tire INctrare Of London. Bridge -street, June 1, 1 WA. By Order of the Board, AII77IFRW IfrilVTll. V‘e fit Tani, ANZWI )1 1808. PINNER . . HILL, IHIUDLE•;LX. ELIGIBLE lad BP.MITIFUL" SPOT . fOr BUILDING, XS. iliikafibemLussdell. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, at GarrawaY's Colfer-house, Thange..aley, C ornhill, on Tuesday, the 80th August, at Twelve o'Clor.k, In One Lot HOLD ESTATE, situate on the South side of Pinner-I.IJ, comprising upwards of Forty-four Acres cf Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, on which are many thousand fine thriving young oaks, and some timber, for nine a most desirable situation for building, comnutuding rich and extensive views of the country. Land-tax on part redeemed, Iva ,y be viewed by applying to Mr. Kelsey, H.it.utvealil Lodge, near limier, of whom particulars may be bad; White lifirse, Uxaidga ; Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; of Messrs., Foster, Cooke, and F.-err, I.4:vain's Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. FOR SALE, At the Custom House, D?al, on Thuisdaythe 11th of Ansa*, to two o'clock in the of moo n, THE FOLLOWING. G OODS, viz. to sundry Leta, Ida 532111 Gallons Genesis, for privl.te use. 2844 Gallons Brandy, ditto. 602 Calkins Brandy, L. S. 140 Bottles Foreign White Wine 262 Bottles Dutch Drops 19 Bunke Cordials SO Pair Angola Gloves, 201. Pounds Black Tea 7.1 Yards Cambric, 6 Pieces nkeen. . . ' 50 3 i3N ekkrti libitttdAL. ?"' 7 .‘ • This day whs 'published, ie detrain, • 7 POelliobed...4thibeita l tift t k argnstinta view of Cadiz, with the Re; (to be condi:melt every fortnight till oontpleted) •titibellisbeti syftb PWraits, s SeElell. r f Vle t wii in Mnaibus,ind ,nairoct Maps bent the latest Apeberitirs, . Number T. prier ire Shinto', of • GE9GIt.A. HICAL, Hisiaiical a and Political • 4 SPAIN ;rut 1 0 01i.TVVitb-4reni tin? earlisst vel* , c vrtrrArclorts tethf Pteerm toniink" •' • '- • • . 7 ••• By ALEXAMBBLitEtetVWKr„g44, • 1. B. 'This Work Intended :to?' presetit-soieh an • account of Bpatn. as pray Einlgethe Reeder: to.forni araaeearate idea of her . Means a. 4 resources for tairying .as' defensive war--in trace the caurev.rebieb led tO her formic =fur and late decline; and to kilo* her through the ceeritef tins 44 . .stects- strvOn in McWc Oa f t - f _ don i , by. & nint44.• - •Odd7. Ginforel4strert, end C..1.a Clang-•,bhlisau-Striet, Dubtlit, and may,be• had of all thelloakielk-ro and Newsmen. , 80 Pair French Leather Gloves—for raportation. Which may he viewed and tasted on the Morning of Sul*. •,•.A deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. *ill be required. TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, TO THE HIGHEST BLDDER. At the King's Warehouse, at Margate, Oo ?rich) , the igth day of August instant, at eleven o'clock Is • the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, v* 1060 Gallons Geneva, for Private sae. 49 Etivindf. 50 White Wine. • 6 Marble Ornaments. •I HiLdred Weight Ciiiton. •RU'FLANDS] ELI3IBLE FARM and LANDS,Tithe-free, near STAMFORD and UPPINGHAM, with immediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, the 30th August, at Twelve &Clock, in Two Lots A deposit of £2.5 per Cent. w2l be required. . . WANTS a P.l4ce, Qamekeeper and lSailit& a Person w -;t3 iati tit is tiOare But r, if required. A respectanlclegiarlettr Via be given. Phase,todtreat -(poet paid) F;r 1, r Tl, (:),,in4inikpn T i.reet, Some Town. _ • thy wit Voldhitettdo eIT pyinteZ, Wee fa.. dd. bound, With atildliviatteetif the 25th Wok, * • - TH . £ ARITHMETIC - of. REAL • LIFE- and • BUSINTAS 2 4 1 440 1 to timprociital %SW SHOoLs. Meudink a complete itiorinidloo all ) thd Taldea of vrelghii mad asutes ; the Calcalition Aniimdesl,eisaa; Java, Stiockff,dte. Ste.; and MORE H M PLE uncle a r every Role (lan are to be found in any etSei Book of this Kind To be sou" b, AUC rION, by Mr., SQUi#4l, AR GarraWay's dooms, Wedmisday the 7th day of :epternber, int4l; at Twelee o'ClOck, A . VERY Valimbk 1 7 REEHOLD ESTATE, h, the County of Hereford, c nprisirp the Manor and 'Rof;- shy of HAMPI'OI4 the Ancient Maosion Hstuar„ (replete with accommodalon fora large Family) with the Offices, Carrico', Pleaoure yrop,ish, Park, the Greets farm, Water Mill, Lakv,iad Fish lkintli; Pickurcsoue Cptta;es, Groves, Woods and elletations,'hiv•tty orsaineilted With chiefly Oak ; cons • prising opera-as of Tiw-brO Hundied:ritatute Aires of very rich Arable i , Meadow, Pastors,. Orchard, H and . Wood. (Tyar Pre -;) delight s flaly situate La a . lacautifut Country, Eve mil :5 .11-... ant from the Borough of Leominster, nine from the City of,ifereford; and 1,35 front London. To iirvrehice - bj'tiefrui only; or on application to Mr. Tun nor,4t4l:o *cwards Hoy4e,.in Hampton Court Park, of whom near bq kacli 41. u) at OA New ion, at . H etc forili. the. Hciti . Polc WeirOister ;at daftaWay's"Collfee !Joust ; Of racrini MosEe i Talq. 'Low* IBriScti-Ittretst ; and Of Mr. CIA , ridge, No. 47, Palk M411,4401110n, when's Plan of the Estate spay he seen. . 1:• •or.l. .~_ By the Rev. 1, _JOYCE,. . . • • Author of fieientifit • es. 2 ge• SW. Every rnanocbusingisintieNiciiiir e must recollect how Muth he . bad to unl..aririn the practice of Arithmetic, when leminf left school he Sew entered Wks' the commerce eflife, and *lse how little be hod Went whisk wits s:ElMlT,oPPlisobie to :cal ' ttlosaciens. The present System ofAritiunetic, dt.regurding the Letters of its ptedefetiare, hie ctssinthod stoat tit. &anal d . pre. wailing occasions for. the'. exeftite of this mere )veryArt. tve lesimis• et trade yet msonfacture has been &AO/surely cearlized in the new exemplifizaricet of the nrieha Tables at Weights Mil Measures; every *tog obsolete or itselesa to other Venire o" Arithmetic has been evpuersiki..unrk smorreiting has been iatro. • aimed that Is essentially no:emery, • Printed for RICIIARD Pnst.t.tse No. 6, Bridge-street, Pack. friars, and to he had of all laenkaidete Tbls day was published, printed ha deny !arms. similar to Ma. mar's Nepal, and•Bleir's Claw-Book. int:farmed by a large Ake 6s. bound, and lettered on the back, • . NCI.SNT HISTORY for the 'QS E of SCHOOLS; exhibiting a summary View of •ibe Rise, exfogreskitevolutions, Decline ard Fall of THE VARIOUS' HAT:OO.,ip OF A trnipTry, from the earliest Records of Time to the Fall of the gelnee Empire. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cambridge; Uwe' of the Free Grammar School at Ravenatondale, in West. afereland; Author of the Grammar of history, of the Ar. theenogia Gram, Sac. dct. Ikt. Printed for iticnoito Psfit.lll No. 6, Bridge street, Black. friars ; and to be hail of all Booksellers, wit% the full Allowance 6 , 0 Sao* Of whom may also be had, 1. The GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of •Talfirit that imparter" bands of knowledge way, for the first time, be practically taught * school*. By the Rev J. RontotkoN, prick ss. bound In green,. R Moores Hasroae, from the Age of Charlememe to the Wad of the Year 1806, on the plan of the abeve-jeseribial Ancient lianog. By the Rev. J. Ronnsox, place Gs. &AUX' and letteiet . 1. 3. UNIVEKSAII Helas'. Ancient aril Wigiod;'- lltioveit, L.L. D. Ste. Etc . fte. in Twouty-A • ve.porm . VollllPch price, on fine and large paper, 61. ss. in boards f and, op coalmen pater, 51. in hoards. '• MT Volume, or particular History, sold 'separately at 55. ad at as. per Volume. . ez V Lit POWLikk taxi ..I.Ndki . .EP rip PILLS. RE 'A itED genuine, as usual, at the reduced prices of is. id. the packet, and 2s. sd. per boy, by B. Pat- MX, (she oar petion who ever prepared them for eke late Dr. Relbcrt :sore) No, 03', Southampton-street, Covent-Garden, Loudon. • • PERRiNI IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE gives a delicate fra gravy to the breath, prevents the tooth-ache, and will prove a ..^aluaisloatquisition to every individual &shone of twill, sound, clean, r.nd white—or of gams healthy , brm, and florid, £s. 9d. per .butt, • • • Also Ms el* frapaot d übk.lißti lied LAVENDER WATER, wideb note cidetiiteli it gift. uolvenal iatlafacdcn to the No ) ity, 9.% sJ per b3t , le, to he had As above. . 'l'o 111: ftO:l.7D, for •Ttio Thousand Guiritas erth, Three Shares, 'estirerii of the tiAisit re;:peetabiltty, •antwid •tr:ar the roost Whit investigation, aott.tket is likely to ;wadree anituady,.matc claw two hundred per Coat. clear, with oat riait„y9 Withop.: trouble to the purchisor, who need not take an actin pFr.,, or irpcor.at all engaged in auy kind of busi- Referencervelll lee required odd given. • I.ctiwo vet, k red 'tiara aid pine of libadr, a 3 dressed (post paid) to Mr. M:lier, at Aodirton's C.iffee klialtar e F10•••1!-F3et, will be a, t,nded to. .• • TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION. Ibis day was published, in ex elegant 'oboists, royal IRrno. MAROR AND ESTATE iIIF - QOXI.JODOI4IIII NG& illustrated with aahntrect MaPt, Ow TillaP Wail 1017kati - • • THU.MBBREANEL .-•- • improved and enlarged, Price Oise Guinea and a halt hti'oar,4l . TO BE. p4.,t) -*y. AucTIGN, or Thhty-dx'shiltinn neatly *mud,' ' • • , At Forater's 'lite 1 urriere t tbe.Qceen s it Hetd;in Newcastle-upon rridE BRITISH TM RT S r l"S ; or, TAt AVEL 1:1 11 ', On +haticay the lath dayOf Aug& tilos, eti e etnoOn, Ewe. ob iyi pAg i t a c - o ,. n 4 yril E N G L Ai v , w A t . pll , ' tiukisS' disposed of' in' tbe roc' tbte• by Private Contract, of leill'LANl),' end IRELASID, IncludirtiactuiateDeseriptle:is which it' that Luse notice willie ;tires; Pleven:part of the United gangidtsm smsdasampo t tienclipp the A EREE,H(N.I) F,STATE, compr:sinz, two spftit,e-debtaiedaadaanst querestang.MatiemTmataalgreyery third Parts of _the MANQR. oe. LORDSHIP a dolc- EZiog, 1 M4 1 4 1 4 11 •44 , wricArly*c.44; a — DWG , in the Parish of clestartia,M that County of Northtim- ~.„ "yr; lott.te,ali -. Ha - ssatt., • Casort, , bertaad, mid itioge about ebb Miles and a half froth - the town of 111 TDI ri NAIR, Velhiat Moarra, ltistsase, Newcastle-uponANlne t emulating of the Ancient Adessuage ' or loa Knit', SHAW. ROMIZIL7IIO6, frr. Soma, - lOW* 4semse, ,vrieis other Hausa aid Buildings, and about five HUTCHINSON, NEWT!, SICILINf, OW , 444; *spired and si.oy acres of good Land, lying altegetfir in a ring: - With several OrVtoal Tour s to the Utter. . ffnec, on the. North Side of Sitter ' s -lane, and adia:oink the great AY )VILLIILM'MAVPIC, LLD. lector of stuacafield; -North Post ittattroM Newcastle to Morpeth; and Edlula.rjh— Vicar of Harley, &c. &c. ! thEwlinle lieittg nosy occapied tu three Farms by Mr. 'Wm: But- Printed for Rten hILD Pat taus; No. cßridiperttreet, and sold dank MINWD II3I3OO and Raltse..Well - Mr. balm Crean, who will • hy ail Boohsellec, particularly , by those oa the limit Rustic, sad' the The iltheywifaNe" • . . , . at %Vacua . ' t gl!lact • ' 'N'. LaNdlrAkreciio4o: . • • Of whom may be had, A aOf thelstitemtiliiietn; and further Partlailifbamk The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACES for 18413, pricA; on application to Mr: l'eters, Solicitor; to Newcastle . ; .1 , 44:135yytp,. 3a. itillowsis, or 53 b al. hound in Wed. ' • . Laa t it Suryeppr ;or Mr. ,Yairont 1341, Newcastle ; Mr. Hirsti'. 11e-RIiTtURB of LONDON Aar leob,Teice ;Ss. 6d. hound. " Solickor, Northallerton ; Wiwi" Whicelock; Esq. at BrothertoN M The TOPOGIA TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY% the uNt - rt: . near Ferrybridge .l Mr, Wilson:, etlyky ; Mflsrs: thci"pe and, ial l iCiDONI, with Forty4la swirly drawn Maps, gai. in boar*, Gray, Y ork ; rarsin. Purer and Steadman, Bread-street-Sill, ft 30a. colour e d. • ' . . l London ; Mr. Coulthurm, &Metier, rediptd;rosr; Lolyl9tl ; nal l i achT,LAS Id the UNITED KINGDOM, ass. Wt hotrod. .of Mr. s , soinvw, solicitors lekblifize Yodokirik • Lot 1. A DESIRABLE . FREEHOLD ESTATE, A Tithe-free, and Land-tax redeemed ; comprising a good Farm House, with liSfni, Stables, and Outbnildincs, Yards, Garden, and upwards of 215 Acres of rich M ea d ow , P asture an d Aral Aand; lying nearly compact, and in a good state of cultiva tion, situate at Ketton, in the county of Rutland, and a short dia- Linea from the capital market towns of Stamford aridUppingham, and about 90 sio.ita from London. Possession may be had at Mi shaelmas num.. Lot. 2. A Copybuld Rstate ; comprising an inclosure of rich Arable Land, called The Hamm containing I tithe-free, anti Land-iax redeemed.—These Lands furor very eligible pro perty for inverting money, or occupation.. . May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Jackson-and Judd, So licitors, Stamford; Mr. Allen, at Kettnn ; of whom particulars may be had • sod at the White Hirt, Kettpu; Post- Horse, at Newvk; Deer ' Lincoln ; George Stampford, Wansford bridge r Mr. Holmes ,, Alchribury-hill ; she inns at .oakham, Up *giant, Rutland, Huntltithon, and Eagtien ; Angel, Stilton ; lioU, Ware; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, where a plan of thf Est ne may he seen. WILTS.—FREEHOLD HOUSES,COLLINGIIOURNE; KlNGSTON,betweto Atidoror, Hano.lord, and 'Matisoroug! By Mi. ROBINS, • At Garravray's Coffee. House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, ea Tuesday, the 3etb of Augu t at le &Clock, in two lots, Loi ri 'HE yeryeligibleYßE E HOLD ESTATES, 11 hod-tax redeemed, comprng the manor or reputed manor of Collingbourne, Valence, and !Ironton House, a desirable family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thriving planta tions, with garden, orchard, yard; harns,stables,and outbuildings, and upwards of J EW acres of meadow, pasture , arable, aud wood land, all lying c ompact, in a good state. of.coltivation, end in a fitihealtlay 'part of the country, commanding rich and extensive vievra over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence fdr a Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate In the parish, and near the village of Collingbciurau Kl;gston, and within a • quarter of? mile of the church. Lot 2. A valtiable Freehold Estate adjoinlning Lot 1. called Heath llarm ' land-tax redeemed, and Ganmitin's Corner, situate in the parish es of Collingbourno Kingston, and CM. te, with a i t-arm-house, yards, garden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild ings, and upwards of 171 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood ' Igud, alibi good cultivation, and lying compact. An ACt is Oh 'tithsetitiefnerosing.the parish of Chute, which will add a consi ' diribler quantity of land to this lot. • These Estates are very eligible property for investing money, or fee occupation, are within two miles of Evniey, nine from Hutivrford, tea from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, sit• :teeti:frOnt Salisbury, and seventy front London. May be viewed by applica-lon on the premises, where partici ' lava may be had; at the Star and Garter, Andover; Swan, Rune gerford; Castle and Marlborough Arms, MarlbOrough-; Whit- Hart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Emig and Amesbuty ; Pelican, tlewbury; White Lion, Fath ;lush, Bristol ; Black Bear, De vizes • White Hart, Cisipponhant • at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Itobina, Warwiok-aorsed, 459140;-square, where a plan of the 'estates may be ioesi. DISE.ASEE OF THE URETHRA.—and *maid Cotolddzda, 110 sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated Medi , . ca'ted BOUGIES and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR inform* the Public, that he may, as usual, be daily_Consuked from 9 to 3, at his house, No. 54, Frith-street, Soho, in cases of Strictures r Obstructions, Gleets, &c. &c. as wee as Gonnorhea, and every disorder where secrecy is se essentially requisite, that every patient is introduced in a separate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confined himself to that department of Surgery-, and Trom extensive practice, and the mast flattering success, be is enabled to ogler a method of cure mild, efficacio u s, requiring no eonfinement or restraint in diet, and which prevents a relapse.--. Perions in the country stating their cases fullyln a letter, inclo. sing a 11. or a 21. note, will hive proper remedies sent to dna a:gaunt. For the various symptoms, see Lately published, the 6th edition, price 2s. 6d. a Treatise or the above Complaint;, to be bad at the Author's house, the only place where his /Sougies are sold. • ANTI-IMPETIGENES, I ' 07oentose deplorable, and hitherto incurable Diseases, the King's Evil, Scrofula, Struma, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles, Les prosy, and ali,Disorderron ‘ iiiating .i2I in' impure state of to : Blood. • • - - • ' • FIE ANTI-IMPETIGEN. E 3 is founded on a • dirokol tog 'phikisoptdcal basis, warranted by the eitte rimers of a series of years, sanctioned by " Cullen's Prarce of Physic and Nosology," and prepared by - S. SOLOMON, M. D. Wad House, near Liverpool, . Whopledges himself to the Public, that this Medicine is perfectly innocent in its nature, safe In its application, and powerfully etas' cacious in every species of " impengeties, oe depraved habit, with affections of the Skin."' it is of the utmost importance to those afflicted with any Of these direful diseases to their friends and re latives,L3 well as to the rising generation, that such hereditary., complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood purified from' every degree of miasma. J - The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, arc hard, sail:roue, and 1 often - indolent tumours that affect the glands of the neck, under j the cbirs, arm-pits, groin, hams. arias end Wrists, and most com monly are seated in the neck and beneath the cars. To remove these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Modica has beeti tried, with very Mils success, and the unhappy •sufferer left to dirag on a life of misery ! Mang are crawling along on crutches ' at this moment, whom the Anti-Impetigenes would restore to health and vigomr, if recourse was bad to it. The directionsgiven with each bottle are plain, and its application h Jattended with '"• tittle or no trouble. - The Asiti-leopetigines is an aleeraticf and purifier of the blood, its operation is gradual, geetle, and almost hopearwpsible ; it is the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangers ous mineral Mercury; it swetens the blood and stimulates it to expel all =sinus and in juices, gl- , ing strength aind tone to the nerves, enlivening stud InefgdPitingtioth•bosty and mini.—For scorbietic cutaneous eruptions, dry at 4got prosy, the , And-lror peCnines certeinlyclaints a pre-emlnerie otter ail other roi.!innes, beingsaccidedly adapted .for the speedy removal of thesej coop Aploilata g lind win not only delr the skin, but bell 41 oligm'as as 3 Ike.47rs . ot ever so long standing. In diiorders where Winders has Eill: sidled, when no other remedy cinv, restore the unbar. erer to that health he unintunately lost, tire Anti-hope* . will* lotted the great and only restorer oT health and vioiurs Sold by :esery reipectable Medieinegienda in l i b, Voila Kingdeno.. • "Vide Qdho's Practise of Physht. -16_,.•-•:.:.- CAPITAL FREE:IOLO ES f.kTit, Witlda Six *BM of Newmarket, on the '1 urnpike Road to St. ' • • • Edmund's Bury. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ip seportber next, unless sooner disposed of by rrivate Contract, A - VERY excellent FARM, called liIGHAM HALL FARM ; consisting of a good Farm-house, Offices, Barns, Stables, and e i ther convenient Out-buildings, all new built, and upward . of five hundred and thirty-three Acre) of Meadow, ?airine, and Arable Land, whereof about one hundred and tbir:fAcris are inclosed,and the remainder in open fields. Also a Sheep-walk for thirty-six score sheep over diver, heaths . and .peen fields of very great extent and value, together with sundry Cottages and a Blacksmith's Shop, now In the occupation of Mr. James Weesfs, upon lease for fifteen years from Mischaelmas 1804, at the rent of .060 per annum. Another desirable Farm, called Highatn Lower Green Farm; consisting of a*Farm-house, Barns; Stabled, and other Out-build ings, in good repair, and upWards of two hundred and twelve Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, whereof twenty five Acres are iudosed and tae rodiainder in open fields; also, a valuable Skeep-walk for twenty . se..ei sheep, * over hextisi and field lands of great extent, newin the issisuPation of Mr.. Thomas Cornell, Upon lease for thirteen years•frons Michaelmas. 11303, at per 2CIU m. The whole of this valuable property is frcektld. the I,an4- 0s hasbeen redeemed, and - there is do *other eutgoiexcept free rent of Sixteen shillings a year to thetaii Era Higham is an hamlet in the parish of Gazeley, in dwel l s/It! pt §49114 TaPe . a SPqr-tillS !'; ° %k air l. '1 1 ,4 41309 P i t' 1 5 /11 " - • >F pate anti (inter particulars, apply to Mr. Preget:A, No. IldilloSisk-eotrare; Mr. Geldani, tiray's Too; Lamar* ; Ltzlet,'FAi n ociting, Esex I *sin* Fgetert Opp, aldfilPtbActiS, or 4 4 r. •#' 3l i4te!? , tO r Y 6 9 l3 * Vigg° bye fi' to the el, • SALE NECESSAIU.II. POSTPONED. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP t Within the King's Arms Inst, , Dumfries, upon Wednesday the slit day of AuCali i4kiu4s t Oa. °Timis P. ICI. to whisk day the Sale la• necesiailli postponed. ALL and vriolt . tie Lands of Cricharn o liana within the Parish of t. leilealrn, Acrid 18 miles ftom Dant. fries, on the road to New Galloway and close by the post taws% and thriving Village of Monyhive. This valuable property, in. closed and subdivided, consists of about 219 Scots Acres posses sed by Eve tenants, ai about £2U of rent, which will receive s considerable addition as the leases expire. The Lapels ate of as excellent quality, and with the exception of a part of the Hilt, tee. amble, and capable of great Improvement, having every bench of good raids and a populous neighbourhood. They hula of a subject superior for a mere trifle of feu duty, and the public burdens are very moderate. The Title *nag, with a plan of the Estate, and articles of roup, will be found in'the hands of William Thomson, Writer, in Dumfries, to whom, or Mr. Wilson, at. Nether Itirlicudbright, application may be made for particulars. • • August 4, 1808. nenfit - ICING OPithlr, laly it ,litoo. T4g cqhfins.y.f9N . AßS for VICTUALLING ills if.4./esTr. NArr do herohy gists iNiai f ., That on thistodsjil?A iSth of September next, they will be ready to mcpive tenders In wilting (sealed ur) and treat fop such quantities . cl IttJSI-1 BEEF ma PORK, of the best quality, and Ito be cuterln the enspiuf season, as the respective M e rcha i i s andpeolers.thereis moy, dibi,k proper to offer: one third part thetepfro Is; packed iisb.4glincheoop„ mei third part in tierces, sod dsoreassining, ono :third pvt In *reit it, be *livered into tali MaJos4 .l l Vti'""'!l(ni Stem At Deptford, Portsmouth and Plymouth, Sod. into the Army . Vittuallieit Stores in St. Ca therine'B, ies resulisrprsportio i us of eith deiCOition of Casks, by the pefiot underrol.ithiinul, Ai, One fourth of the Whole by the Slit January, 1809. One half tithe rims:laving quantity by the Slat March, 1809. And the remaitufer by the 30th,June,-1809 • And so he' paid f 0: by lAIIIS pSydde with interest ninety days after data . - .• - . The COndltlons of the Contract ma be sten at the Secretary's Offiee,"at side Officie, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Duniterville, Agent for tee Vletpatlinj at Cork, to the Collector, of ids Ma,* jetty's Cisionts ail. s rusirlett; .ifettaii, Newry, and Waterford, awl to .the,trinlatterltAitet:al it Dublin, respectively. •gi rigor/ voill it had so eata Tasmieabs which AG: IV* shall Net de iramatof is ,nom's at 414 as Mao &LW Ha he doliwered to the Board lOro Owe edocil on My said thorssfaxtio 15thft September next, oor. t engto tie 'PAM*. 110. •■•;l4;slmteaater.or sonolloison on his hell. i, Itte.:dt to aneorfr►oars tolki far. .- „