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amaimemommr - • )111X31 1 79 6 G• • • - --....-__ ,_-.- RANELAGH. MIL LBANIC. ' 10,11ORROW, Thoirsclay , September-lO s Will he am a s magnificent GALA and CONCERT of VOCAL ea . MEN I Al. MUSIC ;fallen the Gardens will pre neta) mea n t and ex'ensive display of int:legated illummation. i n t he cowe of the evening a brilliant Discharge of FIRE WOW enriched with' Allegorical Designs, D, vices, &c. poor, ope xtd at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight. ,%tlm Om 2s. 6d. 4SER4L SEA BATH4NG INFIRMARY. AN.SUNDAY MORNING next, ibe 13th instant, SERMON vrlti be presebid in behalf of this quit*, in dim, Chita of Eastbourne, Sums, by.the Art. ALE,X, DER BRODIE, D. D. War. ~. i'.l. AINBOW, . secretary, nn st, Ca . oimarr.r. Iloudon. •• • Mi.DIC/i i'HEATRt Sr. BATt I t7I.OMEWU HOSPITAL. • ' f c. ,ll,kiwin ttered ing, Cci his rh UR :. S e E 4 S of: uring LE ‘ e Cr i, U I R S w ill Winter. OD t Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Dr. Powitt.t.. On iti c tomy sod Pbrii:oiogr, by Mr. AlizicNlVlY Oa on ihcory and Practice of nnflitry, by Mr. ABERWETUY. 00 Chrnitu ry . by Dr. Five. Os Midwife ., by Dr:nrm:2. Anatinniniv ~n .onstrations, by Mr. LAWilvkict. The Lecter.4 wit.cownence On l i iinisDAY the Ist of Cio c•ro- Jot, at TWO o'cloct: Further particulars may be known by ap- On to Mr Vfnccic.. Avo.becury to tbe•Hospital. THUMP. OF ANA v/letY, BLEW-MIK-STREET, E mAitt..)ROU G THE AU f UMNA L COURSE of LECTURES at ANAIONIY, POYAOLIoY, and SURGERY, will be esrnmenOtql I bursday, tat October,st rwo o'clock, by W 131tOOKE Anatouucal Canverzation.s will be held, weekly. whr.n the dF t'at Subjects tres•eci of will be disclisse i finaliarly. and the WWI ViCW4 f orwarded.—To these none 'sot Pupils can be Sytririas Apartnieuts, thorou;hly ventilated, ani replete well erti ninienienei, are open all the hforning, for theTsrposrs o. Th.sectitt and sajectiu i r, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct aud demonstrate the various pins is the) appear ra DlSketion. The iisonypdenet4 usually attending Anabontical floss, are °dikter - acted by an antiseptic Process. Pup.li• mai lemonunoslated in the fromet: Gentlemen - establislsed in Prac ice, desirou t s of mowing their Anatocuiml.Knowledge. may be accommodated within Apartment to Di.4sect in privately. . . This dsy a*: published, in 4 large vols. B;ro.prirc Aim, boards, A BOTANICAL MA•I'ERIA MEDICA ; con !icing of the Gamic Characters of the Pluuts sad in hldlitine an 3 Diet, with Synonym*, and References to listed Authors By JONATHAN STOKES, ML. Printed for J Johnsen aad Co. St. Paul's Churrh-yard. SISHuPs IVARBUR I ON A.N:44 IiURD. lids day were publisbed LTHE WORKS cf WILLIAM WARBUR. TON,D.D. Lord Bishop of Glouceuer ; containing the Brit* Lepteo7l of Alm,es—the Alliance between Church -anti kate—a Di.course on the Artempt of the Emperor )ufiass to re bid the Temple of Jerusahsta—the Doctrine of Grace—Acc ount-2ml conuovernal 7 facts. To wimels is prefixed. a Dia cannily way of Genera! Preface ; containing some Account of hILIIS, Writ‘ngs. and t'ltaracter, • _ By WLS,HOP augD. A new Edition, hamtsomely Firth-din Twelve Volmites, tux ads Portrait of 13.1shrip Warbitittin. • Pike. its /toads, sett Es. 4.414 ALLtANCE bawren CMIRCH fild STAT.& ; or the No. ansq militias of an Established Religion, and a Test Law de haaantell. In Three• Books, nen. The Yount Edition. Car lo:Sod and fararged, trice 1 Us. 61. in Boards. • S. The Wow of RiCnaaD Hutto, U. D. Lord Bishop of Worcbur : new firrt culircted, With a Narrative of the Prin. ei ..I . Occurrences in the Author's Life, written by himself.— Mamely prit,ted in Eight Volumes, avo. with a Portrait of Rr Lsedihip. Price ,fig its. !a Boards. 4. CORR tAINNIDLN belfinitil 131RhOrt WA *BUR TON and RtlttsentttlM " Letters from a late Eminent Prelate to one of Eu friemis."kft tar publiottion by Bishop Hurd, with directions tlat the Pratte Irish?* treat the Sale should be **Plied to t.ite Brnefit ni the NVorreeter Inflritary. Second Edition in One 'last Velaine,6vo. with two Pomona, prleo 1 Z. in Boards. Hired for 'I . Cunt and W. 1.1avk... otrantl. ANEW and IMPROVED IDI ciON of GUY'S SPELLING BOOK. Disk was published, the Fourth Edition, on a superior Parer trop rimy additional Cuts, much new Matter added, and the Amgen. .t insprov, d, price 13. 6d. bound, GUY'S NEW BRITISH SPELLING-BOOK ; or, An Easy buroduceon to Spelling and Reading in Seven taltontaming a gr:ct variety of easy Lessons, exactiyadapted btltapaciles of Youth, and'arrinted in a neW, easy and plea *oiler; the Tables of Words are diti.d ansi accented accor §to the purest modes of prOnunciation. By lOSEPH GUY, Ix' Professor of Geography, due. at the Royal Military College, Great Marlow. Pasted for C. C ra d oc k and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; and Liao, Avernaria.lane.—Where may be had; L NI% New Briti,h Primer, or First Book for Children, the Sidlion. many tuts, price 6d. sewed. Guy's New liriish Reader; or Sequel to the Spelling-book, the dtfacuit won.s divided and explained, at the ite.oi of °ileum Price 4s fisounch Grfs School Geography, royal 18mo. 2d edition, 7 maps, mkt sr. t rn d • L tali Pocket Cyclopz•lia ; or Miscellany of oleo! Kn0w ;11:.....,1•4t.k Book for Ben or 1•:eholars; editiun, enlarged 5 77.t at oTC1, Price 75. 6.1. neatly hound. a -41 1 lof Getieril History, Ancient and Mudetn, on sudn _littt sf impe r i a l d raw i ng -paper, pr i ce I us. 6 d . ou canvas rtmw, sailSar• i+bed 14s 6. Guy, Clphenrg-book for beginners ; 2d edition, on ncelie gt r. -- -a•Palrer, price st. Q. half-bound. to dine • 64 • _ snc Pe 111 1 OirIqRAPHY FOR Seblool-% - Y w as PUblidied, * a New Edition, considerably enlarged .4tr i,TOrovid 4 lustrated With upwards of fatty beautioi En r!IIV, representing the pokes, Customs, und Habitations Q 4l4llo ns, wrh numerous Map, Ice. price I ssebouud, ZOGItriPHY an *a POPULAR PLAN, for • Uk ' , drools and Young Ptrtout containing all the '"° . .4 ttßi aunt*: f of G ra . 'Lai Knowledge, abfl q c , ibicd •ost CitUrCSCO; to convey lin:um:us by menus or she . strikfrig suss 7"fi il "k:clari o n s pro d uced by the peculiar manners, customs , t 4 : 3 •cierirties Qt all nations and countries. By the Rev. tlOt.f)ShifFit aura &d u • . . ;•, 7 1_ . . • details ftlative to obje.crs pm adapted to she tasfe curiosity ut Youts, this work is solely occupied with such i4.4 altduel and VenPie Coo _ utries ai are eat:Wired to rivet at 11ill's kitto te.41411.14Ni titat isscipating eisarager for whiCh. the ' ' a dr 4 Phydelithiglier . -' ' -r . branck of "ki This day was Published, THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE; or a 'a' • REVIEW of PUBLICA I'IONS Mating to the ROMAN CATHOLIC QUESTION. and REPERTORY of pRoTY, STANT INTELLIGENCE. At a time wilt n the dally-increasing exertion of the Aem ul _ Cattionts are distingindiett i fiddle aiterify;tutexamplEn'in the lan century, and when a Bstiestisess (more apparent, we tryst, than real) seems to nervade the minds o f the Protestants of these kingdoms; whin the Roman Catholic Body are making Minton strenuous efforts, in every part of the United. Kingdom, to inn pro 53 on the Public he necessity of attending to torn. claims, and ev.n confidently assert a general willingness that they should n 4 grant: d, it will appear mil a measure of self-defence that there should be a Protestant Advocve, to def:od our Estabiisliments in Church and Fttate, an+ to raaintam the general cause of evil and religious liberty against the intolerant principles of the Ro nun Catholics, and their unceasing attempts to obtain possession of political power. The objects which the Protestant Advo cote will hove more immediately in view are to unite the ex ertions of Protestants of all descriptions, in defence of the lib.rty, civil and religious.; which is now enjoyed by the FAIN. jects of these realms; to convey such generahinfornim ion as may lay open the designs of the human Catholics; to capon: the mistato ;midi; religious and political, of the advocates of their cause ; to open the eyes of the Pubic to the tenets really pro fes;ed by the Irish Roman Catholic Church; to show that it is not a slight, but a great and essential difference, which exists between Popery and Protestantism, and that the leading doctrines of the .former religion are the same now as they were at the period of the blessed Reformation 1 to scrutinize the pretensions of the Roman Catholics, and to.prov• tke utter hopelessness of condi& ' sting their affections by any thing short of a surrender of the Constitution; to point out the untairness with which their claims art brought forward, tO dispiey their real extent and their una voidable consequences, and to shew what the effect on the Um stittilm generally would be; anti what specially on oar Moab able privileges, a* inntcstants and . en the canoe of religion, those persons were again adnatted to power in this Kingdom, *hose exclusion from pcnierwas, at the tnne of the Revolution, , made a permanent principle of the Constitution. The object, in short, of this publication,. is one common ' to ail Protestants; it Is us' guard the sacred cause of religious liberty; it is to defer: our Protestant Brethren in Ireland especially against Roman Catbolic Ascendancy and eventual persecution.—tagainst the domination of a sect, which history has sheien to be invariably hostile to aU religious freedom ; ft is to pterese, for the sake of peace mid sectray, that established Church, whew principle and e iaelice it is to lesve every loan at liberty to wrirdilp GOD according to the dictates of his own eon; Klei:ce ; it is, in a word, to secure and perpetuate that truly to-. levant establishment, under which, by Gnu's blesdnv, this coun try has Ks eminently flourished, and to transmit it, unimpaired, to ow children, and our chillrea's children. By pursuing much a curse, the Condocors of the Protestant Advocate hope they shall open the eye% of the public to the vital' importance of the spbjo. ct ; and that, Nthether in Parliament or in Elections, whether in social intercourse or in publications, they shall contribwe to excite a proper.feeling for the maintenance of that Constituting, which has long been, and which, if'we be true to it, wig, we trust, long be the admiration and. the safeguard of the poinkal, moral, and religious world. It will be their endeavour to point out in every view and every instance, the duty and real interest of Protestants—it will also be their earnest wish to draw the Rosman Catholics to a sense of their ditty and real interest—tbe duty they owe to &Lir King rather than to the Pope, to their' Country rather • than to Rums—and, to remind them of the many acts of unlit'-. pace granted them during the present reign.. Whatever success nay attend their endeavours, the conductors of this work Ph:Ash theniselees never ttrdepart front the principles upon which it is undertaken. Fur their minds are indelibly impressed with the tru,h, that it Is not by yielding principles to the difficulty of times, but only by maintaining them against all opposition, and clinging - bash••gl er'cledin .• l than any satherlsrarick of that only city meow - conteina thiiirolotte ceerieqoanty snqse Ito them even thrt!ugh the severest persecutions, that we can hope ling stzei l the g a pretta?s, those of any other wurk of equal :eras's through_the.storm of infidelity whiff' is gatfietlog . arotind pertii *note ten di g t A sh 6 "ne ; and the effect on the ininds Of ioung pmts n° our eyes Ara dazzled by the glare Pe, late h e ft "toPice by the numerous Leto which Mars ' rheas_ Ilber4 47 ' w ill Itthe ',an* rOTLITANT A DVOCATC v., incsatts Mtn. -e°,1!1,, treatise existior, on the subject or cosi- luti+ othlinabers or the Et•tablished Church; bpt information Perft 444471dP:t.th P conauct of the P Itfti f fn cho ., -,- / %trance thus tender 'd f . ansl b atid aseistalses will be most thankfully Feccived from. all persons Cock tooth '":"4"44eal uotite ' Mani wil l ° fain& to the undertaking. Coddiktitis will • of the „ mit ,P4rt of Geolir9L l Y cOaT•he taught in a.. are I • , te t d I ' ns on the Roman Catholic uestichi -and • or Lwir men - 4 °•ler-rse Hurst, it•es, Orme, and Brown, Pater- ' iteheridlp the pnblicatio , b.? si .also the Par hatnetteP7Pehateeswheaeverßonnos Catholic clanns 1, 04 4 *Neese° . x i,."" t4 b•lsa„ ( 1 of all Booksellers, with a large Al- shall be brought tinder the considelatfon otthe LegistatutV.: C m , L. so ra:j't, t ; o 7L —° _,' whom may be hai; by the same Author, To be published inlitontbly Phial rs, price mach; the trot cathr fwßillitha nu 'Grographj*, w;th Que,tions, being In ,Nitmber to appear qn s tbe,sst rive 411"ltsd if t1 It• -- a ...w. P I4/1 " to the Alcove, anil itnivertally ac- °Mai and cosnmunicatiorc are requested to be sent to 7. J. n o ., to ut. luttst. 2 , the best and meek practical Witt: OfidiVitind .Storiudate,No. •fi where :nay he hail alt the capital •isi;; l . . 4m 1" M 3 Pewite. price Ba. 641. inpand la rot Assti-CatholiC rablicatlens. . . . 7 1 .:50 . : .1? •., . ....1.1 ~.....---- 5....„ , d , (....,....- (4., j 47 .... t • vi . .- •R A iir \---Al• li __ . . ........- • WEDNESD4Y, SEPTEMBER g, 1812. SEAM OF WAR IN RUSSIA.. - This day was published, on four large sheets, each sheet three feet by tad feet ten tucho:s, pride unmounted ft. Os. or In a .esse 'moo Rollers, 40. A NEW MAP of the SEAT of WAR in the NORTHERN PART of EUROPE, comprehending Denmark, Swt•den, Norway, the Baltic Sea, Germany, Prussia, Polar.!, Switzerland, part of France, and the whole R. 1190.451 Empire. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. • - This day was pulAklied, rri-IE•GAME BOO!( for 1812.—This Work, by me ns of printed Fables, enables the lover of field sports to keep a register of sponing ocean...aces aml accurate ccentint of Game, the differentlindi, when and where killed, where sent of how dtsposed of, and various other particulars useful to the Sportsmaa, Gasue-keeper, Butler, Ste. &c. Price 7s. ins. 6d. 21s. of 425. according to the size required. ' London: Painted for I. Harding, 30, St. Janwea.steeet. Where may he had,the Pariner's Account Book for 1812. Price :its. or 10% 6d. for Half a Year's Bo At. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. NOTICE k hereby given, Th a t a ppli cat i on w ill b e made to Pati'ament in the emving st , s,inns, for leave to bring in a Bill to ehable the Company 0? l'r)prietors to nive z further Sum of Money and io alter and amend thiir esisdos Acts of the IGth and 50th of George ill. aecordmgly. ROM'. S. bLOPER, Chief Clark. Mnatagtte-street, Russell-square, Sept. 4, LBI. THE SPIRIT br IRISH WIT. • This day was published, • In one large volume duodecimo, price As. in boards, r 'HE SPIRIT of IRISH WIT; or, POST CHAISE COMPANION; being an Eccentric Miscellany of Hibernian Wit, Fun, and Humour, in •ch the greater part never before in print, with a Selection of such a's may have ap peared; also various other articles of Intellectual Confectionary, adapted to the risible Muscles, and deeps-el' to dispel Care, purge Melanchqty, cure the Spleen, and raise the drooping Spirits in these gloomy Times. London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No.l il, Cheapside, may be procured of .tny Booltplier or Newsman in the Kingdoms here m:y be had, price Ss. The Spirit of Engl:sh W t for 1 3. a Compa ninn to the above. This day was published, in /Ivo. price 6s The Second Edition,willi rocsidgrable Additions, and a Dedica tion to the Right Hon. Lord Visconut Sinistsurti,•containing Strictures on the Cathode Quinn,vir FOUR SEILMONS, -preaclica in the New Churn, Duke -street, Liverpool, two of them at public Occasions, and nee on the Br/ Day of the 4-1,40.0 r's offirlatii4, subsequent totals Liberation from the Khig's Bunch : with Notes. By the Rev. RICHARD 131.AC9W. 13,A. Minister of the said Church, and of' West &thy, Chapel. Tqgother with an Appeocht, containing the AutitOr's Mite6ons on. the +Assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Pereeral, in the Cointnons House of Pa Hameln., May i t,1812, on the lint Sun day subsequent to that Event: and the Fac-SimUe fit a very es traor:!jnaty I.etter hum a Luddite„oecasioned by these Rea eFt ioas. Printed for C. Cradvck and W. Joy, 32, Pateruoster-enw. \ Vhere may be hat!, Just published, by the sante Author, in Kra. price 6s. boards, . A StateMent of the Circumstances which led to the. Prompt tion of the King,. Ill.tcew, aon4ting of Extracts of Letitia, ad dressed by the Rey. Richirsi Elacow to Mr. C. Faisclough and his Son; with illustritive Notes and an Appendix, containing interesting Matter, explanatory ot Mr.l3lactw's Shuatton since he bas Ailed the Curacy of West Derby Chapel: to which are an nexed Affidavits to Character, read in Westminster-Hall en the Stith Day of May, 18:1. PRICE SIIC.PE 'ALES BY ii ANY Geutlemait or Lady itt want of WHITE WINE., may be supplied with the most surerior XERES ever imported, at D. GOAMEP.O's, a Apan'sh Merchant, Nn. 7, Upper Buckingham -street, Strand. hi lots of two dozen, at 465.; del , vci eft to any part fret of export,. D. Gontriero- is enabled to rehr to twenty d;fferent Noblemen, who have purchased larze quantities of the Wine. Country orders duly attended to. Hours from Ten to Five. STAINS CF RED - pc) wr WINE, Te.t% Fruit, Mildew, and ry Vegetable hiattef,t`u.smtirvlT removed Fronk TABLE LINEN, LEATHER BitESCII.EI 7 , er4iolus Mullins, I.aces ' and other Articles of Drrsi, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID: ft alto nenovas the above from Ladies' bUSF Dawes, 'dibasic lejurinf .tbe Buff Cal , ,nr, and restores all ku.d of I..;ntut to their engine' Whiteness, when discoloured by bad viasWng,ldlsyse,. or 1014 sea-voyages', WI l Hour ANY 114P1RY to the texture of the cle:h. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. hor M:rtY'll _ - CS-H. UCT IfESSRS. HOGGA,Ri and P' speetfully inform the Pohl ,that the II HOLD and COPY HOLD LAN 1, at BAR., take place at the Mart on the ti Septensbei until 9th October.—Bsoad-street', Ser. th sal ROMNEYMr --- RSH,-K.EN t Valuable Freehold Estate,' Mapco, Fishery, &c. Buildings, Cottage, Public Iffonee. and One Hinderdemti Fifty Acres at Meadow; Mar land and Beach.— Per r ionly, by Mr. ' At Oarrasiay's, on W ay, Sept. 3Ct, at . A . VALUABLE an Impr:wablc J. . 11 - EATATE, situate in ney , Marsh. LyJd, neer New Rowney, i the Coulee of etrn the' MANOR, or REPU i E MANDK .' Right of Fishery extending wait 'Tate hoSS and in the Sewers of the Estate, and upward! Seven Hundred and Fifty Acres of Rich Me Marsh Land, add Beach, with .a Ruin Heim Cottage. and Public House, all in . a King F' tint. of Captain Fynn, Me asrs.Bahar. ittual'; adjoining the Lands of the F.arl Of Manta int E.q. *I I& Estate is highly introvable, sod br may be considerably inereasbd ; a• very Eligibi vest Money. nti.ts, 27, Haymarket, London ; sold alb by ebe Pord 2trticulare may be had on the Premises flamers, Statianers, and Medicine Venders throughout the United] tydd'; White Hart, Rye'; Mr. Raker, I'b Kingdom in bottles at 3s. aid Mt. each. London 'tau, aneteChir. Sitindens, Solicitor, Heaton and Co. , beg leave to caution the Public aphis; intim. Athford ; Cantertniry ; .(1 Lions of this wide, under the name of any ot t her pribon. It has t G re en. S.Lcitora,Salisbury-tquare; and of Mr been used and approver, by many ' respectable Familiel, audit: the : grea. - Golderi-ftizare, where a Plano!' the Er Army rot many y.. 1.1; but they cannot be answerable for the t - - elects c f any that is not prepared by themselves. ruts r I)1. FASHION.--ZBAUTIFUL LONG • MA RSTON Sc Co. 25, lioLvvveu,stetxt;T,Strand t (to prevent mistake, the Second Stay Shop on the leß hard item Newc-setleittreeil near the NLW CM! ;tell !hie Feet.- man and hi . ..nager to Mr. Mei.t.t.), bey: leave to acqual it the 1.r.- dies in general, that are curioua in taste aitd tie; .I:its in Long Star.; which Ore far superior in taste and fashion, to any 1..7.1 , •e in London. 1 adios by piste! ef,..•••• Lir oi ,pr sta., Iv i ;'t entitled to the wholert'. for ready money, bci..g fully cons petent to kerp twice the assortment of an other in them!!! MARSTON presumes ladies will and his Wat.:h..tese for i'atent Corsets worthy their attentk.i, add not to he equalled fur work manship and cheapness. Beautl fat long and Improved Shape Stays from 7.. to it.; strong colopred Coraets from is. to les.; sett:- ral imndred pairs or Childrens' Stays, from sg: 6d. to 7s. 6d. 111441ilifieteR-31ZtEt. GROWL Capital Spacious Family Mart...l.sm, Mies, Stabling for SlmenHorsci—.:Zr Mr At Garraw:ties, on Wcdpesdity, Septesi A Very Eligible LEASEHOL. Ll comprising a Spacious and very Co, MANSION, adapted ht every respect ror a or the Fiera D4tinctinn, most &rush!) , situat Brook-street, Growsoor4itnare, the Properil The Pr.-mins are in very 'airipiete order, and Recev.i , en the Ugper Boer, dlr. and a close:; teecind Storey, frier excel and a Greasing-r.:-m,.nestly yarded; Pripet tat Drawing-rooms, c,:mmuniesdag by Fotdi finished, Window: in tLe front , epeffing to's 1 length of %he House; te very extellera Bad.,gl Room, and Water , Onset ; on the Ground Paved Entrance' Halt, V es , Wirule; Library, Gr Room Valet's ROOM Breakfast zoom, liAa %Ton isiansdf, by his long experience tor up* ids of Feu Years as Forman and side Manager to Mr. Mills a bust. new, that he t% competent to give every satisfaction to thaw La dies who choose to honour him with thew commands. //mini Parlour, handsomely fitted up, Closets, sets ; on the Basement. a very Complete set "r for a large Establishatent, detached Laundry, Garden, Standing for three Carriages, Stabling Harness Rouen, Loft, and Men's-roomaover. To be vievied,by'l ickets ; Pa•tkulars may mists; of Messts. Jenkins, James; and Abl Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ; street , of whom 'l'icke:s for viewing may be had. Mwas•ro:r is the soielriventor of the Petarc Tetima Stays. Ordas duly csecturst in Town or Couutry; un the shortest Notice.—Convettion Rooms to try in. To prevent imposition in the trade, all orders ace ►equested to be sent by hand, or by post, paid.—No connexl42 with any other House. llll.thill PAINT MANUF. 4 iCTORY; 41, LONDON WALL, oppbsite Bethlem. CHEAP, DURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. - per Cwt. Bright Green 74.. I.esd Colour 56.. White - 565. Olive ditto 641, Slope ditto 566. Black 565. livisllire ditto Sas. Chocolate do. 465. Red . 445. Pre 1) pared it for the above, ss. per Gallon. Best White Lead pa cwt. 525. Genuine sperm / 48s. Oi? • • S P er r al es* 6d Second ditto . Turpentine per gil. 7s. 6d. Pale. Seal • - 3s. 911. Linseed Oil - s*. 6d. I Common Lamp Oil Si. 3d. Boiled Oil - 6s. Od. Painters' Brushes, &c. l UPTON and Co. most respectfully inform the -.0 - Public, that the above Paints are grayed in 011, and par ticularly prepared for outside work, viz Park Palings, Brick and !'!aster Fronts, Tiles, Slates, and Weather Boarding, as they possess great durability, and are a cure and preventive for the worm and dry rot. In addition to these qualities they are very or,:amtntal, and *ill covet a surface considerably greater than other Paints. and mere than twice as great as• Coal Tar, over which they have a most decided superiority, viz. in adhering so closely to any surface that the sun has no effect oo them, and not requiring any extra preparation in using, being worked in the same manner at other Paints.—Fine Colours of every descrip tion, dry or pi spared for use. N.B. These Paints are not prepared from Fish Oitor Tar. PARK-LANE,-overlookiugHyde-parb,Keno commandirr , the highly picturebque se;:, Hills.—Ca;l Family Mansion, Offices Three Coach Houses, and Stable for Eiget I By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, september . AVery Desirable LEASEHOLD compriai:tg a very Commodious FAM' adapted in every respect for the accoarnodat or Family of the First Dstinction,commandit resque view of Hyde Parlc, Kensington gardeu and extensive scenery of the Surrey lulls, Nobleman ; eoutaininp, on the Upper floor, braries in front, with French windows, Fot Second floor, Six Bed-chambers,'l'wo Dressing, Water-closets; Principal floor, a neat Arti•noom, rooms elegantly finished, and French window cony the whole length of the House, a•ni Mornialg-room, Breakfast-room, Principal Closets, Wat4r-closets, and Attendant's room bandsoute paved Lotrance-hgll, F dary Staircases, a capital bowed raenly,.roodo Pantry, Housekeeper's-room, ServAnt'o.-ball, cool Larder, roomy Kitchen, Scullery, Larder. ,Laundry, capital Cellars for W:ne, Beer, &c. _ Servants' Entrance, Stables for Eight Horses, Houses, Lofts, a‘ I Men's-rooms over, • To be viewed, by Tickets; Particulars on Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, of whom Tickeisfor viewing may be had. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the Original' Invention of Mi. Hr N av, and brought by his suc cessive improvements to the highest perfection). continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is com posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined whh the most plea sant'Aromatics and efficacious AntiseTtics, may be kept unim paired in any Climate and fur any le gth of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it fir affcrding rad in Head-achs, Paintings, &c. ; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crouded rooms, in ;laces of public resort, and in the atutrtmems of the sick. It collo t (frac ts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the same and %inn! a- names, the public art requested to n!ew.r se, as the only woof of its being genuine. that the names of Messrs. HEN R Manchester, are cognised on the stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, is bottles, price 2s. 9d each, stump included, is sold Wholesale and Retail *by list: LET and 13 t. tw, Cockspursereet, (the only Agents in Lou den, authorised by the Proprietors); where may he bad, Sponge Loxes of Gold, Aver, Cornelian, Chrystal, &c. Also, HENRY's CALCINF.II MAGNEAA, in bottles at 2s. 9d. and larger, with glass stoppeis, at 4s. 6d. each; their names being em the stanal s. . ESBgX SPORTING and FISHING, -SOUTH-SEMI Lei g h and South-end ) MANOR, FIWE-W IgPROPRIATE At Garraway's, on Wednesday,ilept..3o, at f r a kiE MANOR of . . I:I4.MYLEE Bemileet, with all Fines, Herriots, and ing over many thotpand Acres of Land; also Rectory of Sou; h-Bernfieet aforesaid. wills all and Pulse, arising from the Land in the Pa. eligible, compact, and desirable Freehold Est; newly-erected Farm-house, with Offices and building., and several Enclosures surroundiui containing about 28/ Acres Of Meadow, rich ,r Land, with the Tyti.es of Corn and Pulse and about Five Acres of Woodland in ban. ICiiightsbridge, of which eight•ycars will ke chisolmas next, at a low rent; early possession an arrangement with the tanant. Also, Soutb-13einfieet Hall Farm, contain[ with Farm-house and Buildings adjoining the . Mt s. Turner ; 9 years unexpired at Michaelmas To he viewed by applying to Mr. Charleg Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulars ma) Post-house;' at the Hotel, Southend; the New Crown Billericay ; White Hart and Cups, • € Boy, C helmsford; White Hut, Romford; of citor, Lincohfs Inn, where a Plan of the' Mr. Adams, Hi 6-street. Oxford; at Ours Robib!, itrarwil.4llMtt,pAldi,squars. TO SEAFAILIPAO haw, WA (444 4 .9 TO ItMM. I'SE EAST OR WEST . rcHE.CORDIAI. BALM 'of QUlTOitiWpieve• the meet•telleabhiaexpeldticin they can possess rif day ale it as a preventative, their constitutions will be proof against every chanit if clitu,tte ; and if they are provided with it to take on 'thy; Ism symptom of Ohms the most alarming tropical diseases w.ii be arrested in their progress, and divested of every fatal con soluence. ff taken on the first appe,rance of catching cold, :is shivering Its, suppressed perspiratioo, sudden heed edits. Ac.r. Those whose pro fence insitt;es them to use this precaution will never have fever in any chinate. as reiterative, "the Owed 'Babe of Quito . hi the filed potent nmediente errant. .Iliese who .itave impaired their health by a residence ill boValni %vibe-al:by etimates • the young of either se!, Whose inlhiVtitieWthreafen "astute Obi age, a ilk of Allem and an early dievidivion; and those more advanced .n years, whose tottering sayl,ss lames ap pear withered and almost warn oat, are the mote intiiistinaron ;lsetsef ibis teething Adair, the itenioineuener of WOO Oar be 1. nucaded co the whole clam of Valetudinarhusi. The kingeid dilaoldng . spititt w•fli be restored and entittatated rditßatbrl'irW/* !' Seaweed; its'saort, Me retreat the rereerirdi Lt moire* sed by these memo the wheirt Feastitalion_rili e r n r7" 4 • the cdosa StUnlirQell.tneWid. orl! s. . 0 7 sefont, Inandh• - • • YVON" 410111 10 = the- -t . • • . IN^ '1 4 a t. _rt t • i ; I. • • • . I • IA L FI'EN ..a.. PHILLIPS re- ifikLE of the FREE- -11.14E r, advertises' to bee; is POSTPON6D ; idle P.,177- 7."..-- - 77" • • • • " H ,etc. Farm Howie mei Dne l'houleind Seeing Marsh, and 'sit Manila • ROBINS, I t Twelve, in One Lot, 4•c FitEEHOLL) .. rob, in the Parish. of of Kent ; .competsing ‘.l LTDO, ektt the' 'ties along the Beachw ads of One 'lll uslatedr• ,• Meade*, March, 'Mile • • Irlsnost and noi'd,r.gsi Fence, in the uerte , a. ,0,11, Oyler, and •,, hers, ' gu l f Wetherdev , by temporary f.-ncing :1 lgible Propert y to In- ; at the Georg. Fialketene ; "Slap and tor, Dover ; Saracen's • ; sk M. ssrs. Jones And I,:r.R6bltio,VirkrWick.• Estate matte teen: 'ENOR-SQUARE. et, Coach-house, and tr. ROBINS, 90,-at twelve, .XSVATE munotliCidt Nobleman oil•is;rily Astedi No. 10,•Upptts try of a Nobretnair,-L. and fit for Immathtte hree excellea hoguis cacti Bed-chambers, 421 Floor, •Prets cap!. &ling-doors, elegantly ' . 'a Balcony, the Who'll' :I:chamber, Dressirg- id Floor, a Handsome , Gentieinan's Dressing , and very 14-gentile wets, and ..","ater , ter of adap d -y, Wash House, ~Fen I ! co lag ! seven Hors, -t, er, area , , and vi.uLs. :ay be had ur. tt.e I Abbot, New ; at street, Gold.:tissquare, nsington Gardens, ;Ad ,I . cn ry ut , ht• surrey :es of all dectiption-, 1:t Hurt a. ber 30, at tlVelve , LD EST.; t E; • .MILY MANSION, lat.on of a Noblentag ling the highly pictts. rdens, and ti.e varied Is, the Property of a r, two handsome Li- our Bed-rooms; Ste. sing-room., and I wo loom, tirawint. yws opening to a lial. ul Viratla, a Lady's Bed-chamber, wills ens; Ground-fionr, a , principal and accost. dy Butler's-room and • RI, detached 'Offices, der, Wash-house and c. Areas Vaults, and. forges, 'three Coach on the Premises; at street, Golden-square, • • MFLEET,, near Rays WARREN FARMS, Mr. ROBINS, ' at 12, in Five Lots, El',. alias South. td Quit rents, extend- also the Impropriate dl the fytbes of Corn Parish. Also, a very Estate ; comPfising a 1 ,1 id all necessary Out,- Idiug the buildings; h Arable, and Pasture , I se, arising therefrom - suj, on lease to Mr. ke unexpired at ?M- -imi may be had under ning about 115 Acres, be above, on lease to elmzis; at a low rear. ;Knightsbridge. Kent nay be had, and at the New Ship, Rochford; Pk, • Colt hasi er ; Black of Mr. &Mum, Soli- s Estate-mai be seen ; rawaylis alid'of Mr. L ' • W/I0 AKA G(.)1NO EST INDIES. , UITOv6iU prove• possess ;•if they take be proof againu every ▪ with it to take on sing tropical diseases ted of every fatal con- of catching told, at &Jen held ads% ,act. e this precaution will for -rive, "the Citrate CE , extant. .91mm sebb in hot and nnhealtby trinities threaten pre• wit dime& loot end og sarLa trames ap- emote temeeeeteteros- THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD. Patronized by their Royal Higluiesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, and most of the Nobility. MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The virtues. of this Oil, extract's,' from's tree in'the East Indies, are re commended an the basis of truth, experience,and the most respec-: table and accredited testimonials. Where the hair has been bald for years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nouri-lies and pre serves the Hair - from falling off or changing its cohstir to the latest period of life; and by its moisture eradicates whatever hinders i!s growth, and soon makes it thick and regular. Ladles, especially, will find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it gives to , the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and render. i t inexpressibly attracting. It is also pre-eminent fur Children's iner instead of soap, &c. It cleanses the hair much easier, eradicates the scurf, is extremely pleasant to the infant, and brings the hair to at Beautiful state; also promotes the growth of whiskers, eye brows, &c. likewise is tar superior to pomatuni for constant use in dressing, with or without powder. It is particularly recom mended to use inunidiately after Sea-bathing;and during travel-, ling M hot climates; erotic many other respects it possesses pro ierties unhArd of in any preparation of a similar nature. Price :is. 6th )Os 6d. and Al. is. per bdttle.—Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby-street s Hatton •Garden, and by their appointment, by Messrs. Hendr es, Perfbmers to her Majesty,'lltdibortiti erect Bayley and Cockspur-street ; tb, 117; New iiorislarree4 li. Berry, Os grerksstreet ; ,Riosge, 6.5, .Cbeapside, and by their appointment bi all wholesale and /eta libertuseseilfaild Medicine 'Venders in London, and is evalfTiiiwntifiroogisbut tbormpire..—s t waye of Counterfeits.—Qj whom may be had, Alsana Extract, for 'mai; . defog all 1:11soids lit time teeti add (hums; >bdi3 'Win% eivelnely Nitwit* Atronired .by ber*466,01 Paeliesa of York. Pepe ;11a. 64. as* 44. pa rfuii,li r * s; tod ; —Wbot• .1. P!, or tom, Atm& Luracc, zor mei- I Tha coma min Di VIEW gel% 1.1111MM011.. • ,‘• • ••••••*1 .7 add OutuN itAtztiideing Wu% I Whom sigiltue. Quad, Lead: Itefkruitilk by ow *wpm iced jay bee phyil ktighsittu Paton hiedichsee throughout the United Kiu . es tell that V :1 1. 1 :1 14 .3. t! r •TT 114 fd. law " and , 1412111 .71... . t o% • "Av. 112 • "