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Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, on Tondav eke ad day of November next, between the hours ten who o'clock, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable nj uroaria STORES, consisting of Ha.ates, Collars, Bit s I r bitem g a pe, Traces, and various other Articles of smiler,. and H arn ess Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding, Powder "b ra s, Tests, Musquer Stocks and Flints, Steel, Pewter, and wine d m e ss), Double-hdaded Shot, and old Cast and Wrought na Tool, of sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellaws,.L.anthoras, Bottles, Ind Wheelbarrows, Empty Casks , , Cartridges, old Match and Fan Do s es, sundry, old Building Materials, together with a w i t ty ef other articles, the whole of.which may be viewed , pon a pplication at the Hon. Principal Storekeeper's Office, in *Tower; and at the Royal - Arsenal, at Woolwich, until the by of Sale, at which places prirted Lists of the Lots will be de /wed to those persons wko may apply for the sane. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRAW, See. ma k : a k : - rrENN r.. .0.14, 5 111444 POST.OI4ICII, Tuten.v., dcrroluta 17, 1811, A BOUT Seven o'Clock on the Evening of Mon day, the 26th instant, 'the LEEDS 'MAIL COACH was robbed of the BAGS' of LETTERS fa LONDON destribed at foot, between 'Kettering and Highest Riviera, and within three miles of Ingham Ferrets, by forcing the lock of the Mail Box.— The Bags stolen, are-L , Halifax, of the. 25th Nottingham, of the 2eth Bradford, d , _to Meltun Muwbray, ditto Li eds, ditto . Oakliam, ditto Wakefield, ditto tkpingliam, ditto Huddersfield, ditto Kettering, ditto Barnesley, diuo Tkrapsume, ditto EDOENVOTUII.II FASHIONABLE TALES. Tldi day oral published, price 21s. boards, the Third Edition of . the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Volumes, of TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE.—By Vrinted for I. Johnsen and Co. St. Paul's Cburch•yarci. • Where may he had the first thee Volumes of the above work, price las. boards, and all the other Publications of Mr. and Miss Edgeworth. ":.;* 7 .."7 . • ---' iliitllif IRE—Prost a mirt nufei !OP ' . - ' ie , ' %cry, on the road to Oxf,ord.—Cmillal aldili . 'c ••• Gardens ' Offices, and neAff Iltrec Hindoid . *ld ' .... Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and •Wood Loots '' C•40111M,11 Rights. To be bOLD by AIJC.TIO24, by Mr-ROBINS,. •. At Garraway's,To-sioalow,Gctober 29, it twelve, i t, no Lot, P • ..• • RIOR'S COURT fl „ Atrsg,ASII).nmANOR FARM. This very el liable Estate 'fa .Meld under the Dean and Cliapter of Westminster, on lease, renewable accoTtl. log to custom of Church Leases; comprising a. impitial M ninon,- Haase seared on a lawn, an d pl anne d f or t h e accommo d at i on of a Glntlematt's Fantily, with OSCCI of alt thscriiittoos, rod Gardens, and nearly 70 A cres o f M e ad ow , P asture . A ra bl e Wood and, In band, situate within five tail. 4 of Nevin , within half a mile of the turnpike road to Oxford, and is t cei,ij of the Craven Hunt, inn crontry abounding with Game, and a short distance from the Kennett and Avon Caul. Akio an excellent Farm House, with Barn,., Stables, Cart lodges, Gra nary, and other Out-buildings, two 'Cottages and Gardctis, and sundry Inchisures of Meadow, Arable and Wooti land, contain: ing upwards of 500 Acres, dividLd by thriving fences, a small part in the common field, in the occukatlon of Mrs. dille:t and Son, Mr. Haley, and Mr. Pocock. . . . To be vle.wed by applying ts- Mr, 'Giles •Adnam, at Pilor's Court, of Whom particulars may be bad pat the Pelican, Vew ' bury ; Post-bousai, Wallington:l ; Wit:le Hain, Benson ; Mr. Adams, High -street, Orford iSup...Maidrulitast; Castle, Sak • Hill; Wilke Hart, Windsor; Itedidiau,.tionnalow; of Messrs. Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, Griar ,7 4 /fartboroegli-strser ; at • Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins", - Warw irk-stied, Guiden-Rinare, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. . . This day was publi , hed, POETICAL VAGARIES. By GEORGE COLIVLAN T 111: YOUNGER. • Comprising an Ode to We, a Hackneyed Critic; Low Ambi eon ; or, the Life and Death of Mr. Daw ; in which is intro duced, a Reckoning with Time ; the Lady of the Wreck ; or, Castle Elarneygig; inscribed to t!'e Author of the Lady of the Lake; and Two Parsons; or, The Tale of a Shirt. In 4to. price One Guinea in boards. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. This day was published, in 2 Vol,. 12mo. price 12s. boards, OMNIANA ; or, HORAL OTIOSIORES.— By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sod Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond•street. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Madoc, 2 vols. price 16s. loan of Arc, 2 vols. 16:. Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s. Poems, 2 vols. 12s. Tbalaba, 2 vole. 143. Specimens of the later English Poet:, 3 vols. £l. Its. 6d. His tory of the Brazils, 4to. L 2. 2s. Palmerin of Engladd, 4 vole. Xi. es. Letters from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. Chro nicle of the Cid, 4to,stl. 15s. cASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN ; p rivately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, GoldenzetjUlre 1 , La g* and Gentlemen of any age, who have never lealAtt that Itael iih me nr, or have not the modern style. *ALLEN'. system of teaching is expressly twilled for those p oen it is an object to acquire easily that fashibnablerequisite *g oer! society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style g o e and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching * Om at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on *ebbe teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the depnt fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles *. The. Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. PIANOFORTES. i. COOPER and THORN respectfully Wenn those Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to purchase for - es, they may be supplied with them at the' Manufac. ttry, so terms ar least 25 per cent. under the usual prices, and *wanted with respect to tone and workmanship, equal, if net prior, to any in London. They particularly recommend them Upright (or Cabinet Grand) Pianofortes, being on a principle, etaud well in tune, and which hey warrant wife to send to any part of the world. Alattnnuents purchased at their Manufactory exchanged, if mimed of within twelve months. Pianoforee taken in . Orders executed for Exportation on the most advan opts terms.—A floe toned Grand Pianoforte to be sold for ti Guineas. Matudostory, No. Si, Southampton -row, - Russell square. TO CURE ERD iN THE FACL, SjtiN, ste. WITHOUT.A4PA.IRING THE CONSTCTUII,OI4. , DIES of the first fashion, from their.own expe. - Alice; recommend Ie!RS. VINCENT GOWLANDS OR as the most pieasalt and effectual remedy for all com bing toeritich the face and skin are liable, by rtmoving every Wei tonseneis, eruption, and, ulipleasaut appearance, and ren tbe skin clear, smooth, and transparent; but tbeunex - mutation of this Lotion having excited various imi.a. Ladies and-Gentlemen ate particularly requested to ask for Mrs. Vincent's Gowland's Lotion," and see her name signed the label, on each bottle that is genuine. Maly Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; and Co. No. ISO, Oaford-street • Fniy. h, Perfumer, New B• 41. 51..J i. LA Co. Salisbury ; 'crew. Exeter; Wolstonholme, York ; Cookwoethy and Co. Ply. - ; and all respectable Venders of Medicine, in Quarts id. Pints, Ss. 6d. Half-pints, 2s. 9d. Likewise is sold as above, TINCENT'S RESTORATIVE 1 OOTII POWDER, for pre ' , restoring, and beautifying the Teeth, and curing the is the Gums, price as. 9d each box. GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSBURY's al MUNI' ANTISCORBU I'IC DROPS, has the words cipressedon the ni .sDuty bottles,lti is print llofD d - ttt i c n ied Outside " Wrapper, and the King Bottles of Sit Shillings, Double Ten Shillings ee, and large..t One Pound Two Shillings, Duty in. Cott pound Essence Os. To Mr. SbILSBUIT, 15, Sohn•square, London. • Cranbrook, July 18, 1812. tu—Having. experienced so mulch benefit from your PA ANXISCORBUTIC DROPS, without ingratitude I can tentain unknown co yourself and the public. I was and with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two years *tame worse, tilt I had above 400 holes in them, above were much broader than a shilling. lire being known to a humane gentleman , be informed tease very imilar to mine . the person had been confined isitk greatest part of tWo year:, and by taking a few small liner Drop*, Mal soon cured. By his recommendation Irilitilacedto give them a trial, and to my great surprise and 4:soots fottati- my sores healed, and after taking three bodes I could do my work without inconvenience: To matte. return cf the disease, I take abet one small bottle tear, whi c h has {ally siecceeded to my wishes and I remain AiNd-bsesbleserviust, TIIOUAS KIINNARD. • I TAMMY IIkEWING. ST THE KING'S ROYAL i.EfTERS PATENT. i*EtOHANI; RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully 1.1.0 tint attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, 'licit% PPR FABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. It 411 the Utensils in ONE ; is durable, convenient, and "let in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is always ort and ready for. use ; the consumption of fuel is very small, sir occasions neither din nor steant. 7 le method of using it is equally simple and certain; it re- sits " 1 fixing, N() MASHING OF I'HE MALI', NOR I`/'PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva -4./Irendoets Ale.or Beer, of any driven of strength, of the H OMZ-BREWP..D FLAVOUR. and perfectly trans- W7 l enlen engaged In agrkaltnfil .pursuits, this Machine yiel partichlarly useful as A Potatoe Steamer for Cattle, ittecar &milky Tea, ind fbrextriettng the Essence of ; Vtrible and Animal Substances. It May be fi tted up for ..111 ,,, z1 `, 4 limple N'a-ers, and other chemical operations. art Proprieturs, t.kinner-street, London ; and Wine: ' 141 ; 60 by th e fbnowi n g f u r n ishi ng Irormongerst LONDON Messrs. Feltham, 105 x. St. Martin's -lane ; SIP". N I " , New Bond- street ; Robtrt; Mat; and Co.66,dxfOrd .; b anter and Sande rs , lers;:tleetostreet; .Larkins and , - ;„ . Wbvi erale Ireaulougtro, 56, .Chlsseell-street. NOR A . ik • Messrs. Are, and Ours', IronfounderA,'Nbrevich.—Lflfr: 411 Mr. Aglow Loath; Mr. Taylor, lietkington, near °ill."'" NORTHUMBERLAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, I. 4astie IT II 'YIIe.—LANCLAiRTER I : Mr. MulMeux, Or- Pet tros•all andtOsniton,Qavde-stratat,Liverpool; Hope,: • No. 6, Swan-court, Market -street, Manchester • Messrs. C. r & WeatHetiread,tterby.WAßWlCK G melln'..er-WORCESTER: Mr. Bradley, WM.: LOUCEn : Mr. Tovey, Gloucester.-1-lERE- Mr. Hdtstaft ER HerefOrd.—MONMOUTti t Mr. Bird,i . CORNWALL . Mr. Br ,cap. Perszante.—SOS, r : Mr. Stothert, Bath.—DEVON: Messrs. Kingdon, h man, Plymouth; Rentleff, Tiverton ; Dvmtnett ; Rannarf, Plymouth' Dock. DORSIiTs Messrs altethortie.—Wll.TS : Mr. Russell ,Marlborough ; Mr: • Salhhury.—lfEßKß: Mr. Brown, Neiwbory.—H-ANTS. Claihh as r °reseal .Tesorney,.Southastipten.—WALßS: Mr.. Nesssasde Carmarthen; Ballard, jun. Cowbridge; )eff rthyr-Tydeir,OtiOner gi n s ; P r arrlidge, ( Slat' "lit'44.breST. 41 44 1 0 111 9, 1 41wi1fve1f •Teleilb 1p *net, Londai and Winc4treet 'Mahn. )1i• i; i - She Meld, 'Etta Rotherham, ditto Chesterfield, ditto Mansfield, ditto Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who commit ted the laid Robbery, will be entitled to ellaverd of TWO HUNINikED POUNDS, one moiety to be paid oa commitment for trial, and the other moiety ou conviction. If un Accomplice in, the jkobbery wUI surrender himself, and mike discovery Viheietry orceer more of the Persons concerned therein shall be apprehended 4eid brought to Justice, such Discoverer will be en titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for the Crown.—lly command of the Postmaster-General. By Command of the Poitnester-General, FRANCIS ,f,RRSLING, Secretary. - . MONIED PERSONS. ANY Gentleman ur Lady desirous of making th e most of their morey, will always find securities here, by vPh ic h they may legally and safely employ it to the greate , t ad vantage, and to inspire their confidence may be referred, if they require It, to persons who have been benefited by employing them.—Apply or address (post-paid) to Messrs. Drummond and CI. Navy and Money Agents, No. Russell Mews, Howland street; or No. fir St. Michaels-alley, Royal-Exchange.—Such valuable and various securities cannot he had from any other chan nel as through the medium of this office. NEW MUSIC. Publlsiied by Goulding, D'Almaine, Pcrter, anti Cn. Music Sel self, No. SO, Soho-square, London ; and No. 7, NVestmorland street, Dalin. THE Overture, Songs, Duets, Rnd Glees in the new grand Ronaantic Drama, called The 11110 P, or the Child of the Desart, now performing at the l'heatre Royal, Co vent:Garden, composed at:d arranged for the Pianoforte, by It R. Bishop, price 10s. ad. Ihe Spaniels Patriots, a llramat'c Ro mance, performed at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum, the: Ml:sic composed by :it 1. A. Stevenson, Muc Doc. pr. 13s. The Battle of alamanea, a grand military piece, for the Pianoforte, cont .posed by John Giltion, price 3,. od. I.es Petits Bijoux, consist ing ofkfavourite Airs, Dances, and- Rondos, for the Pianoforte, composed by the most celebrated Professors, NO. I. price as. to he con.inned monthly. Psalms and Hymns, arranged for the Pianoforte or Organ, with the addition of an Interlude for the use of Parish Churclies,,or stilidays amusement, by L. C. Nielson, price ss. Prai, Goody," a favourite Song, as sung by Mr. Sinclair, at the ilientre Royal. Covent-Garden, arranged wish an Accompaniment for the ilanoforte by I. Mazzlnghi, price Is. In a few days will he published, the New o.erture s !longs, Etc. in the Lord of the Manor, composed by M. R. Bishop. GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. This day was published, On Twelve large Sheets, each ►hest two feet six inches by two feet two inches, price unmounted £3. 131. 6d. or In a case or on rollers X 5. A NEW MILITARY MAP of SPAIN and POR I UGAL, compiled from the Nautical Survey's of Don Vincent Tofitto ; the New Provincial Maps of Don Thomas Lopez ; the large Map of the Pyrenees, by Rousslll, aud.various original Docum- tit.. Ptibl shed - by John Stocicdale, MILITARY PANORAMA, This day was published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military Pert;Aka' Work, entitled, THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s. dedicated to the Officers of the British Army, contain , ing Biographical Sketches of Officers, Reviews of Military Works, Essays on the Art of War, Journal, of the Campaigns, Military Mos/ahem/4 Details of Military Operations, Chrono logy, Topography, Military Obituary, Births and Marriagei, Promotions, Courts Martial, Dispatches, &c. correct insertion of the Extraordinary Gazettes, Ortivial Orders, and Army Re gulations.—Each number will be illustrated with aePortrait and Military Plan, engralied by the bent Artists.—Six Numbers and a Supplement will constitute a Volume.—The latter will contain a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding Military Appointments, *pd. the. kzchanges, 'Removals, Resig nations, Stispetsions, Deaths, Ste. &c. during the period of the Volume's pubbcatim. . Published by P. Mardi; (late of the Firm of .Cuthell and Mar tin), corner of Orchard -street, Osford-street.—The Prospectus may be bad, either there, or of most Buokselleis in the United Xingdone. HISTORY, THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN' LIFE, NOW FIRST ADAPTED TO THE PRACTICAL DISTAILS . OF EDUCATION. This day were published, the three undrrnained Works,bfmeans of which the irOportant subject of History may now, for the first . time, be taught as a practical branch of ordinary education : I.A GRAMMAR cif HISTORY, Ancient and Modern ; arranged in such manner that the leading facts may be committed to memory, and accompanied by Ques tions and Exercb,s. By the Rev. Joust Rosinsopt, Master of the Free Grammar School at Ravenstonedale, with Maps. Price 35.6 d. bound. 2. A Course of Mod.rn History; comprizing the Hiitory of ' an Nations, from the age of Charlemagne to the present time; eerving as an amplification knd illustration of the Grammar of History. By tue same Author. Price 6s. bound. 3: A Course of Ancient History ; comprizing the Histon of the World, from the Crea!ion, to the age of Charlemagne, serving in like manner, as a companion to, and il;us: ration of, the Gram mar of History; the three works for: complete Elements of Universal History. By the same Author. Price 6s. bound. Printed fur RICUARU ?incurs, 4'l, Ludgate. hill; and to be had of all Boasksellers. _ A LIBRARY FOR Ocit3D - ,CiiILDREN. This day was publi4ied, printed in a close . but distinct type, priori 4s. bound, or 13 to the daises, THE YOUNG CHRIS,TIAN'S LIBRARY; or PRESENT for CHILDREN going APPRENTICE or to SERVICE; being a Collectionnf Motal,Didectic, Economical,' and Religious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; and consisting partly of Selections from the best and most pmairAuthoes, partly of Tracts published Ina &meted lotto for the same purp.;se, and rattly of original pieces. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of Questions on the Neverestament and tithe; Works. This Work is intended as a preetst to Children on leavivg the! ! various Charity and Sunday Schools, or the bchoola of Dr. bats, ',and Mr. LaineArrc a ,and is intended to render Education effec•: ,five and practical in regard to the moral and religious Habits of oyoung• Persons after they have left any of those Schwa. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill, ail me be 144 r of a 0 %born may be hod, the MO N% 50 0 gilieekas cod. :fsessosotdozios:sko ooly .yrulisst. MOM est , la 'ambles tie Ilements of Cluistisoity, price Is. NORTH AMERICA. This day were published (embellished with Twenty-four fine Engravings), VQllnnts Twelve and Thirtevn, in 4to. Pri,:e £4 is. boards, of ACOLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA VEI.S In NORTH AMERICA; being the Fourth Por tion of a " GenerLi Collection of Voyages and Travels ;" formlng a complete History of the Origin and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and Land, from the earl'est Ages to the Present Time. ty .10 HN PINKERTON, Author of Mo•lern Geography, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. _ Of whom may be had, by . the sante Author, Voyages anti Travels in Europe, G rub. 4to. XIS 13s. Ws. Voyages and Travels in Asia, 4 vols. 410. £8 us. bdt. Voyages and Travel; in Asiatic islands, one volume, price £2 I es. 6d. board,. CHRISIIAN TRACT SOCIETY. 'This day %etre published, price 6d. in boards, r rRACTS, designed to inculcate Moral Conduct 01) Christian Principles, Volume the Firbt, containing Numtwrs 1 to 1 2 inclubive. . - Published by the Christian Tract Snciety, and sold by Cradock and ).)y, :12, Paternoster-row ; and D. Eaton, 187, High Hof bo.rn. Of whom any of the Num'aers, of which Eighteen are now published, may be had separately. •.• The object of this Society is to distribute among tbePoor small cheap Tracts, calculated to ircite them to the practice of virtue on the great brostfprinciples of Christian Morality, with out entering Iwo tho-e controverted poiuts of Doctrine which divide the C!‘ristian World. Communications 'and Subscriptions may .be seat to tames Ettfatle, Esq. Sunbill.row, Treasurer; the Rey. Thomas Rees, O. Barnard's Inn, Secretary; Cr to the Publishers. ROYAL CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. On Monday next will be published, price 2s. 6d. embellished with a coloured Caricature of PRINCELY FAVORS, or au Election in tile Island of Borneo. Number 29, of -__ ___ THE SCOURGE, or MONTHLY EXPOSI TOR of IMPOSTURE and FOLLY; containing, a Dream, or C.urtly Qualifications; the Family, or an Exposition of the Circumstances attending the Visit; of a Princess to her Daugh tcr ; Censor's View of London in 1812, embracing the general Distress of the Times, and pointing out to every Citizen the terrific Skeleton he has in his Closet : the Earl of ...—, or the :tattle of the Whips; the Modern Philip; a Cheater Attorney; contras . ed Diaries of a Bookseller and an Author; Strictures on the Eccenti ics , Review of Crabbe's Tales in Verse; on the Situation of the French in Moscow; a Letter to the Duke of C— on the Conduct of Princes; the Mask of Patriotism; Vauxhall, and the Surrey Magistrates; Dr. Ayrton Paris, and the pre,ent State of Pharmacy; the General Election; Thea tricals, Eg.c. London : Published by W. N. Jones, 5, Newgate-street, and to be had of all Booksellers. SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. This day were published, two Editions, one printed in Octavo, for family use, in a large and clear type, price 12s bound, and another in Duodecimo, with many Plates, for the use of Schools, price 7s. bound,. - SCRIP'fURE BIOGRAPHY, or Narratives of ad Lilts, of the Principal CU.%RACTCRS raorded 1.0 the OLD and NEW TES FAMENT, Irons ADAM to ST. PAUL,', intenpersed %% ith moral and religious Observations. By the Rev. JOHN WATKINS, LJ..D. • Author of the Biographical Divionary, &c. Etc. • This important work, which teaches and applie, the principles . 1 of religion under the agreeable form of biographical narratives, contains accounts of the following scripture chametcrs : Adam Jacob Samuel Est her Cain Joseph David Mordecai Abel Job Solomon be Jobs Enoch 11loses Llijals Jesus Christ Noah. Balaans Eiisha St. Peter Abrahams Joshua Daniel be. P 1144 • Isaac Ruth Printed for RICUARD Pinkies, 47, Ludgate-hill; and to be had of all other Booksellers. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. 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Parents and others, who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to. when ever the'stomaeh or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Snhl, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap-. side, London ; Sharp and lielam, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Altana, and Mallory, Portliest Hall and Juhnston, Gosport,. Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, andDlltert, Plymouth;" Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and o. BirmLighr.m; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, l's:andrrton lteaburn, Stott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M.Donald, Glasgow ; Bulges% and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor wich ; • Svginten, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover; White, **hums; Robins &Aden, and Rat, Chehenbain ; 'and retail, bylipakottatry•tatlkbiostallbß i bi boxes, St ba,"94. aa d •04. ELEGANT and NEAT HOUEHOLD - itlitilITIY4LE, cap - tal Grand Piano Forte, and °tit. ra, elegant Lyre capital Pier and other tlla , ses, Or Motu and other Clocks, Grecian Sofas, and elegant Effects. To be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr. DENNIS, On the Premise", No. 9, Upper VlLltroypatreer, near the New. Road, Fitzroy-square. on Wednesday. Nov. 4, ldl it, and f o l. lowing days, at Twelve o'clock , by order of the E xecutor o f a Gentleman, A LL the elegant and neat HOUSEHOLD FUR. A. NITURE, Lineti,China, a earl, al Lyre,;prod and other Piano Fortes, excellent Clocks ' and oth:r effects; the f urulture comprises elegant Four-post and other Bedsteads ana Furniture', prime Gooee Feather Beds and Bidding, elegant Double and Single Chests of Drawers, Secretaries, and 800k -casts, Wiltbn - and other Carpets, and numerous other Articles. To be viewed two days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises; at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street; and of. Mr. Dennis, No. 23, QueenJetreet, Bloomsbury. A DISCOVERY TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL, AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH. A TKINSON's original CURLIN4 FLULD is recommended to the Fashionable World as the only artless. ever invented for snaking tke hair curl, and giving such firmness to the curl, that neither damp nutther, porsplratiuti, exercise, or any other cause will in the Feast affect it; is so great a uou• fisher to the hair as to rectore it Oren on bald places, when an other means are ineffectual. This fluid is so superior for dressAng the halt-, that It is generally used by the best hair-dressers to finish their bead-dresses, as k gives the hair a soft silky feel, and at• tracting aprearance which no other means whatever will effect. Sold in bottles at Ss. 6d. acrd 6s. by James Atkinson, Perfumer s No. 9, High street, Bluomsbnry, London ; and by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockepur s:reet ; a:A by most principal Perfumers. Also Atkinson's Vegetable Dye tor changing Red or Grey Hair to a Brown or Black. allowed by men of science the best if not the only article in country which will change the hair to a permanent coleur, price .ss. 10s. 6d. and one guinea the bottle. READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. 1 HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained b r his cel.lltrated READING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and recommended by most of the first Fes mulles in the Kingdom, renders it unnecessary for bum t o m a k e any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation - and extensive sale; it is re tailed in London by upwards of 70 of the first Oilmen and Fish. mongers, and by one or mere principal Fish Sauce Sellers in mast cities and market toyer, in the King dom ; will ke e p gi . o d seven years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many traders are offering spurious compositions of their own, which they call Reading Sauce, (.Cocks considers it a duty he owes to the public to inform them that none are genuine but those *llia have these words on orange-coloured label to each bottle, " Read ing Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, ficc." prepared and sold wholesale and !eta by J.Cocks, Reading'. Pints,4s. Half••pi uts,2s. SOCIAL HAPPINESF. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties • that form the uoion not taking those precautions which would 's. cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic bless:ng. People' of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by deseasa, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an eady age, a renovation of stability pre, haus to entering that state is irdispens:bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reatrituate the syttem. Foe no disorders have contributed motets" tntialty to destroy hyme neal happiness than those which are thzeoneequelice of u: guarded pleasure. It Wits t. is consideration which induced Messrs. CUktßlE"and Cu: for these last twenty yt ars, to direct their &u. dig 111111 practice exclutively ttithe treatment and cure of the Veo I cereal Diateme, and die disorders aris!ngthercfrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive hibit of • the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on those distressing Debilitiei and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matti. inoniid state. The puccesstul result of their plan, gives thetas additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these compl.in•-% which are the most important in the catalogue of heasan infire mities. It "'telt/sees every person who has indulged in this soli.' tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of ends nence and honour, to which Ales-rt. Currie and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testim on y o f. un contradicted tact'. In professing the core of these com pl a i nts , they liohi out DO induct:Arlene to.vice ; but, sensible as all men se ust he of the ex isteuce of such calamities, they offer their assist. tance as re•mlarly•educated Member/. of the Royal Colleges of durgeens ot London and Edlubu:gh. Messes. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter from the many they ere daily receiving, from Gentlemen returning them thuoks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health, It was sent to them unsolicited, front the sou of a Noble Earl,, who bad kboored under this d:sttessing and painful malady for ten years; he bad been under the care of several Surgeon' of professional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but from the superier made of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one month. . " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Garden. C 6 Lord eeee t great pleasure in commenicatirg to Doctor Currie the perfect re-este•blishment of his health, in consequent,- uf his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. lie may add, that he has not for many years enjoyed so mink - !cetutort and freedom from pain; and h e entertaies tie doubt mask his haring obtained, through his *kill and attention, a perfect soli% radical cure bf that horrid complaint. , Aa he was u't a strains., to the manner that others treated the complaint, be has it in his o power, from a fair trial and a just comper . son, to pa., ;hat irk - M4_ of applause to Dr. Currie which lie sensibly feels and shall ever be most ready and williug to achnowleogo." Messrs" Currie and Co. may be consulted by ptienti of either Sex, with the greaten secrecy and honour, at their how . *0.7 101, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the coontry aue•rquestsd.re. I state the particulars of their use, age Ast.l geerst habil ) p i of , Sm. hi - doling a remittance fo r a d vic e and medicine% Idea** t I hums will be given cu sent to any port of the 11110014 • • .