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. r, - W - • . • . . .- Y . . ~.. • i 1 . TO 1 f l'r 1 . 'lmp v RP- - - I:I •fC j.' 1 ' . . .Z 1 . • - Piz . • id .ieriati r y m • • mta~s. THURSDAY, APRIL 2,. 1812: PRICE SIEPENCE-lIALFPENNt. . _ SALES BY AUCTION. I 1 iiawmuraer4r,oonitr.oADan. Dm PRESENT EVENING,. APRIL 2, will bi performed, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. m Honourable Mr;Tempest, Mr. LISTON; Sir David Daw, Mr. PARLEY ; Penruddock, Mr. KEMBLE ; Woodville, Mr. MURRAY ; Captain Woodville, Mr. C. KEMULE ; • Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. POWELL ; • • Emily Tempest, Miss BOLTON. splich willbe added, first time this Season, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. I.ADILS AND GENTLIIIINEN, . • THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the FAS'I" INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for Wed nesday, the Bth of April next, the favour oryour Vote and In terest Is requested for the following Gentkmen, viz. Nk' ILLIAM ASTELL, Esq. CAMPBELL MARJORIBANK ' Esq CHARLES GRANT, Esq. GEORGE SMI fH, Esq. JOHN JACKSON, Esq. and SWENY TOONE, Esq. which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble servants, Charles hlias Jacob Bosanquct Edward Party Hugh high.; James Pattison John Alex. Banaceman Rich. Chichley Ploy/den JuLu Hebb Thomas Reid Joseph Co. ton Abram Robarts • Jame:: Darnel George Aber. Robinson Samuel Davis John Bladen Taylor Wm. Fullartgn Elphinston TWO LIFE ANNUITIES, of 4100, and £3O. By Mr. STEWART, • At his Greed Reom, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, Apra S. at • Twelve, in Two Lou, TWO LIFE ANNUITIES, amply secure d o n a Freehold tatate, in the County of Essex, during the lives cf two Gentlemen, one lied 41 and the other 44 years. Particulars had of Mr. Price, Solicitor, Warwick-111'W ? G' 1 1•• den-square; the Auction Mat; asd of Mr. Stew..rt, Piccadilly. _ - " Rale Britannia, Britannia role the waves, " Britons never shall be slaves!" Ins few days will be published, in t Vol. dvo. price ds. 6d. A REFUTATION of M. de MONTGAL- J. a. LARD'S CALUMNIES against BRITISH POLICY, and of his unfoundekdisplay of the situation of GREA I' BRITAIN In the Year 181 f 7 By Sir JOHN JERVIS WRITE JERVIS, Bart. • printed for Stockdate, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall Where may be had, price I its, or a copious abridgment, price only Its. Goldsmith's Secret liktory of Bonaparte. TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Vora:lrma and Tuesday, The Virgin of the Sun. On Saturday and Wednesday, Julius Czsar. On Monday. Ring Richard the Third. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. A SUBSCRIPTION SHARE of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. Robert Thornton John Hudleston Richard Twining John Inglis William Wigram Thos.Thsophilus Metcalfe Robert Williams George haiku. Nit India-House, March 25, 1812. By , Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, Are at Twelve. ASUBSCRIPTION SHARE of Xloo in the 'rhea. re Royal. Covent-Carden, making an animal income of £25 clear of the Property Tax, and a free &dadaists to the Theatre, for a term of 85 years. Particulars had of Messrs. Dawson and Wrati.laW, Savn4o. ,place, New Billington-street; the Auction Mart; and of-Mr. Stewart, Nn. 194, ji LLEN'sDANCINGand MUSIC ACADEMY -I—s- for respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-- square. Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Priday, terms Lis. is. per quarter, from vine to ten, or Z 2 2s. from eight to ten • or on Wednesday and Saturday at font'. An Academy for Vo cal and histrumental Music in general on Mos:day and Thursday, aft i is. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school'holidays. or £2 Si. wkbout. The Harp is double these terms. Each - Pupil pays ills. entrance, except young Ladies in Town for school vaca tions, who pay LI Is. for the month. Private Tuition at all other Sours. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi derably under the music-chop price. TOTHE PROPRIE I OAS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. . LADIXS AND GINTULNIXII, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the East-India Company as Canii dates for the Direction to be Amen this year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the'Day of E.Wctior, Wednesday, the Bth April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, WILLIASI ASTILL CAMSOILL MAJORIIIANKS CHABLIS GRANT GEOIOX SHIT! Joust iscasou Swam!' Toots& East-India House, March 25, 1812. MRS. OPIE'S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, in 3 Vois. I 4MO. price.£l Is. bda. TEMPER; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A Tale. By MRS. OPIE. " A Horse not broken becosneth headstrong, and a Child left to himself will be wilful." TO PAWNBROKERS, BAKEIVI, &e. EAGLE-STREET, corner of REIMION-STREET, with immediato-posseuion, By Mr. STEWAR T, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, April at Twelve, A N excellent HOUSE, and SHOP just rebuilt with the best materials, and well finl.hed, a most desirable situation fat a Pawnbroker, Baker, or any general business, No.l, Eagle-street, and within one door of Rea Lion-strant, Holboru, bail for a term of 61 years, at a ground rent of 221 pe; anhum. May be viewed. Partictdars had at the Premises; the Asiction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Pitcally. TO THE FRIENDS OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITY. A. PERSON (with a Wife and Nine Childien) reduced to indescribable distress, and whose years have been wasted in Chymical and other delusions for the promotion of the AR rt., is constrained to throw himself upon the Public commiseration, in the hope it may enable him to commence a fife of more certain usefulness, by fitting up a small Observatory in a distant part of the Kingdom, and restricting himself to which, and the giving Instruc ion n the Elements of general Selene, and partietllarly in the Marbetaatics (for which he is vq•posell to possess a mere than ordinary aptitude), be trusts a lest Member to Society, and to his Family, may yet be restored. Steriles tranunislmus annee, Hze seri mild prima dies, bac limitbt vitae. Letters, enclosing the smallest Donatibns, addressed to R. S. areal -act, HAY, EXLCICNOCKSIIIRE, will be s.nott thankfully Deceived, and ere long publicly ackuowleisged in a specimen of a new Ephemerides. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 24, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Simple Tales, 4 vols. 12mo. price s2l. Is. beards. 2. Father and Daughter, 12mo. 45.6 d. boards. s. Adeline Mowbray, S vuls. 12mo. 13s. 6d. boards. 4. Poems, foolscap Bvo. 61. boards. B. Warrior's Return, ditto, 6s. boards. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George L March, 1812. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Mime, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties smeared are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of Apra next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL. FENNING, jun. Secretary. This day was published, In 2 Vols. decoy Svo. price LI 1 is. 6d. and on super royal paper, price .C 2. 15s. boards, illustratEd by a Sede! of Engravings, AHISTORY of the COLLEGES, HALLS, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS attached to the UNIVER SITY of OXFORD; including the LIVES of the FOUNDERS. By ALEX. CHALMERS, F. S.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; at the Bridal Gallery, St, New Bond -street; and J. Cooke and J. Parker, Oxford. ', A few Copies are worked in Quarto, with proof Impres sions of the Plates on India Parr, price £6. 6s. boards. " A fitter person to execute this task than Mr. A. Chalmers .1•nld not perhaps have been found. Long versed in every branch of enquiry relative to history, biography, and antiquities. as well as practised in the art of writing, of a discriminating mind and cool j.nslgnient:'..Britlsh Crier, Felt. 1811. THREE HOUSES, SEYMOUR-PLACE, LiTTLII CRILSILA• By Mr. STEWART; At his Great Aeons, 194. Piccadilly, so Wodaserlay, April d, dt Twelve, in Three Lots, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most pleasantly situated, surrounded by gardens and egret-We walk., being Nos. 10, 12, and 13, Seymour-place, little Chelst.i, well-built and neatly finished; held for a terns of 97 years, at IL ground rent of Mg. 11 ,1 4. Gd. May be viewed. Particulars had on the premises ;of Joint Evans, Esq. Solicitor, Mildred's-court, Poultry; and of Mr. Stewart, Ne. 1114 , Pfccadidy. _ SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the V.l Batta lion 88th iiegiment, capable of instructing Solkere Chil dren in grading, Writing, anti Arithmetic ; according to N'he Rev. Pr. Bell's System of Education.. His pay, clothing, and Allow ances, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at tended to, unless accompanied by satisfactory testimonials of cha. meter, and capacity, from a Clergyman of the established Church, "(which the applicant himself must be a member. Letters (post paid) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Brizham, Devou r:lee, will be duly attended to. •.• Attenclanced' given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of Buiidiags, Goods, Merchandize, and ships in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; anj also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expellee, to the As sured; where the annual Premium abloom!' to 65. or upwards. REMUS TERBACE.COTTAGE RESIDENCE, citeLbrA. , Mr. STEWART. At his Great 194, Piccadilly, art Wednesday. April 9, . .1 at Twelve, ADESIRABLE and pleasant RESIDENCE, No. 2, Heisi Terrace, College-walk, adjoining the King'.- road, Chelsea, id up in the most tasteful style of modern el-- pace; held for a term of 95 years from Midsummer, 1811, at a ground rent of nine guineas ; let to a most respectable tenant at 50 guineas per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenant. Particulars had at the Cadogan Acme, Sloane-itreet; the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, No. 19k, Piccadilly. This day WM published, In vl3ls. 800. price 2t,. boards, the Fourth Edition of ORIENTAL CUSTOMS ; or an Illustration of the Sacred' Scriptures, by an explanatory apilication of the Cus toms and Mennen of the Easttrn Nations, and especially of the lows, therein alluded to. Collected train the most celebrated Travellers, and the most eminent Critics. By the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER, A.M. Of Clare Hall, Cambridge; Lecturer of the United Parishes of PROBATI"S HOTEL., FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLE MEN, KING-STREET', COVENT-GARDEN, LONDON. MRS. PROBAT'r begs to return her sincere XTA thanks to her Friends and the I .'ttislic iargeneral,- for the very great-eocuirragement the has experienced since her entrance so the above premises; she begs further to assure them, that no future exertions will be wanted on her part to merit a conti inane of their patronage. The Filed, from the many advan tages !t possesses, but particularly front the quiet and airy snua tinn of the back part of it, is well adapted for the accommodation of Families, and every thing that can promote the contort of such as may honour her with their favours will be scrupulously ettended to. FREEHOLD EStATE, ALREM PICCALILLY. LOWE'S PAT ENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. I'HE superior kind of texture, which is the exCln -1 sive privilege of this fabric, renders it the most pleasant, comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever. yet manufactured.—lt washes beautifully—is warranted for dura bility equal to the best Irish Linen, and about Half the Price. Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 1.54, Cheapside, near St. Patin ; Ilardius and Co. 89, Pall-Mall, and no other House in London. The last three years extensive Sale has fully proved the utility ofthlc manufacture; and the Patentee pledges himself, that it will be found to po.sess every advantage for which It is recom mended. lids day was published, the Second Volume, price Three Guineas and a Half in boards, of . THE TYPOGRAPHICAL ANTIQUITIES of, GREAT BRITAIN. Begun by los;eu Aims; continued by WILLIA St Htascal ; and carried on, with coDious Additions and Conic:jot:s,lly the R ev. TH OM AS Fit 0 (MA Li. DISDIN,F.S.A. This Volume contains more matter than is in the first, and the Extract; are pi hued in a smaller character; It is also ecnbellishe d with several Copperplates, Including three mezzotinto Portraits; DaN about 80 curious Wood Cuts, and comprehends the . 1-, pogi u thical labourkof Wynben de Wurde, Richard Pennon, and lulijin Notary. Prjated for William Miller, Albemarle-street. 6 4 . Original Subscribers are requested to apply for the.r col des of, this Volume, both large and small paper. N.B. A few Col les of the First Volume, £3 Ss. remain far sale ' EDUCATION OF THE POOR. This day u 4S published, a new Edition, price 21. 6d. .of A PRIVATE LETTER addressed to the :Right Reverend Dr. PORTEUS, the late Lord Bishop rif Lon don, to propose a Plan, u inch might give a good Edw . , don to all the Pool Children in England, at a moderate expeuce. Printed v l is Lordship's Jesiie. Ey JOHN HAY GARTH, M. F.R. S. and F.A.S. Tll. &c. which are annexed, Private Letters on this subjc t, from die late Lord Bishop of I.ot:don and the Lord bishop of : dangor, P 4 lblibited with permission of thtir Lordships; and frt.l .1 other Correspondents. _ _ _ Printed for T. Cadet! and \V. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, •I in An Inquiry How to Prevent the Small-Pox, Bvis. price boards. Of the imagination, as a Cause and as a Cure of T:isorders hnhe Body ; exemplified by Fictitious Tractors, Bvo. price s. A Later to Dr. Percival, on the Prevention of 'lnfectious F aro. price Si. in boards. TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GUARDIAW Or YOUTH. Just pubilshedt price only Bs. bound, THORNTON's SC HOO L-V1 RG 1 Tar whereby the Necessity Will acquire Ideas As well asWords; Matters be saved of any Explanation ; and the Latin 1. anguage ob► takad in the shortest time. By ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M Sou of Bnonell Thornton, Member of the University of Cam _ b r i dges url of the Royal London College of Phydlcians. NIL The following Book, stereotyped, dedicated to the Rev. Dr. Goodall, has been introduced into all our first ScOools, and, from munerous Letters received, has given univ , rsai satisfaction. ak „ srqu'reftom this Book a enmplett knovkledge of Latin, i l A "; 'emelt only of akir month., with ease to tbemstives and — ' 4Bte ra- 'Plan is MI irely new, and otigit:any composed for t he Doctor's own Son ,but is made public by particular desire. Publishirs—Rivingtonc, Johnson,Newberry,lisilJwin,Wa!ker l Scaqberd, Letterman, Robinsons, Wilkie, Longman and Co. Laws Gal„ and Corti., Sherwood and Cu. Boosey, Riehardscurs, Laelttngton, Masymus, Dart&a, Loon, 'labart, J. Hftwene, ate and Williams, and may be had of them and every Book- Alla in 'lowa and Country. -A 4411 Algwagict t. she Trade and Seltuoknatitrs, : . I' Christ Church, .Nevegits-streei,indlit. ll.eadird, Poster-lane. Printed for Lor,tpan, Hurst, Kea, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. " The Work I ,efore us has not only been composed with consi derable labour, t .0 t this labour will be productive of much utility. The arrangemen t of the observitiont according to the order of Scripture will reps der the work an acceptable book of reference to Divine* and Bibtit Scholor,."—WlL n. key. June, 1802; set also hion..Rev. Jan. ii tin. CS ‘NIPBELL ' s GiRFRUDE. Thfit dal, was pub!l shed in Foolscap svo. the 4th Edition, with a fine .F.ngraving, price 9i. boards, of - _ G ERTRUDE ofWYOMING, or thePENNSYL VAN it % .N CarTAGE, and other Poems. By THOMAS CAMPBELL. This Volume ectutains all Mr. Campbell's Poetry, except the " Pleasures of Hope." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater : noster-row, and a t the British Gallery, 54 , New Bond - street. " We rejoice once more to see a polished and pathric Poem in she old style of English pathos and poetry. We close this Vo lume on the whole with fediugs of regret for its shortness, and admiration fur the genies of its author. There are but two noble sorts of poetry, the pathetic and the sublime:. and we think he has given very extraordinary proofs of his talents for both." Edin. Review, April, 1809. •,` A few Copies of the Quarto Edition ut this Work may still be lad, price set. Ss. in boards. . . This day was published, Volume 3d, Ito. price Li. Ss. half-bound, and impeeal dto•' price sea. ball-bound, with Seventy Engravings, THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of * 1 - GItEAT BRITAIN, represented and illustrated Ina Series of Views, Elevations, Plans, Sections, and Details of Quiets' an cient English !:dikes, with historical and descriptive Accounts of each.—By JOHN Barr f ON, F. S. A. Of whoni may be had, The same Work, in 3 Vols. imperial .Ito. xee. Bs. half-bound. Ditto, 3 yok. medium 4to. £l4. 14$. half-bound. To be cdntinued Quarterly, in Parts,price 16e. and 10s. 61 each. " The engravings are erecuted in a superior style; the di...scrip-. tions are sufficiently ample, and i.ppear to be accurate; and; un der the superintendence of so able an antiquary as Mr. Britton, there can be no doubt that the succeeding pats will display a.cor responding exca;enee."—Anti-Inc. Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster row ; at th e British Gallery, 54,'New Bond -street; .1. Taylor, Holhnrn; and the Author, Tavistock-Place. In a few days will be published, the Fine Arts of the English School, Vol. 1. in large 4tu. price £6. tis. and on atlas 4to. price Ati 1 boards. • Atew Copios with proof impressions of the Plates on India Paper, price Xl5. 1 Ss. Ica frit days will be pibliabed, ip By. THE PLANTER'S KALENDAR ; by, The NURSERYMAN and FORESTER'S 'GUIDE • By elk late WA~LT NICOL. Edited and completed by EDVIARD SANG, Nurseryman. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormc, and Brown, and J. Murray, London; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. ••• This work contains an extended view of the methods of raising trces from infancy to maturity; their Management in the nursery, in the forest; and in the grove; as hedge-row, and de tached ornamental trees in the park and in the lawn. it s‘eirs the methods of raising lid managing simple and suited copses ; with the qualities of soils best adapted to*the various kinds of forest trees, and in which they have attained to the greatest per- fection in many places, both of Scotland and England. The whole is . intended to amble the landed proprietor, engaged in the eadrivatpen of timber upon his estate, -to adopt the speeditst, cheapest, and most effectual methods of arriting the pro posed end. As above may be had, by the same Author, The. Irrill.A GAZ DAN DIRECT .1 ; or Monthly Index vet, Week, to be dime in town and villa gardens, shrabbenes, art& par terres ; with Hints t en , the Treatment of Shrubs and Flowera usually kept in the green-room, ' the.lubby, and the drawl*: refit, The seiond edlion, hstrth imrreved, pries 7.4.-fit. hoasdN • ft COUNTY IRE OFFICE, SOUT II A MPTON-STR EE STRAND. TROSTIES. His Grace the Duke of RUTLAND. K. G. The Most Noble the Marquis of Downwind/ilk, K. O. Thp Right Hon. the Earl of NORTHAMPTON. The Right Hon. the Earl of BooKluonosuszae. The Right Hon. the Earl of Urraa OSSORT. WILLIAM PRALD, Esq. M. P. SCRAWL BERNARD MORLAND, Esq. M. P. And Sixty Directors. . Managing Director—J. T. Basses, Esq. F. A.S. Receiptsitir the renewal of Policies which terminate at UHT. , DAY are now in course of delivery. PERSONS who are Insured with this Association become Members. Such Peoria's u arise are divided EQUALLY among the Members, according to their respective contributions ' and without the r isk of less, as an ample surplus Capital has been provided to meet any excess of loss that may occur. Agents are appointed in an the principal Towns, who are like wise Agents to the Provident Life Office, foundcd on similar principle+. TO LAMP CONTRACTORS, BRICK-MAKERS, AND SCAVENGERS. PARISH OP ST. CLEM ZNT DANES, lITARCII le, 1812. r rHE COMMITTEE appointed pursuant to Act of Parliament, for Paving, Lighting, and Cleansing the said Parish, do hereby give Notice that they will meet in the Vestry Room of the szid Parish on Friday,the first day of May next, at six o'clock in the afternoon precisely, to receive Proposals in writing, sealed up, from any Person or Persons willing to con tract with them for Providing and Lighting, from Sun-setting to Suq-rising, bout 800 GlobularGlassLamps with one broad wick Burner; a sample of which must be produced, with the Cotton placed therein, and the manner of cutting it. The Contractor is to engage that tbh Lamps shall be cleansed at least once in every fortnight, and oftener if required. And also to receive Proposals :roils Persons willing to :ontract for cleansing the Public Streets, Lanes, Courts, and Alleys in the said Parish, and taking away the Mud and other Filth and Rubbish therefrom, once in every week, or oftener if reauired. And also to receive Proposals from Persons willing to courct and takeaway the Dust and Ashes front the Houses of the InhaNtants of the said Parish. The Contractors to provith: all Horses,Carts, and other Materials and Implements necessary for the perforMance of such work*. Each of the" said Contracts are to be separate, and for use year, to commence at M:chae*.tnas-day next. 'Cite Contractors are to give sufficient security for the due performance of the Contracts, and to specify the names of such Securities in their respective Proposals. The form of the Contracts may be inspected by applying at the Office of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, No. 9, Carey-street. By Order of the Committee. JENNINGS and COLLIER, Clerks. MONEY TO LEND. PRSONS immediately rupplied by Mr. DRUM MOND and Co. 43, Russell-mt.-we, Howland -street, Fitz roy-equare, by Annuity, o. on Notes of Hand, or any other manner, for a short or a long period, it:idiom exposition or delay. The applications made to ether Offices are generally at last brought to Mr. D. whose power to mite Money is paramount to theirs.— Those who at once apply to Mr. D:have a decisive answer, and avoid esposition.—Heirs to Property supplied; but nothi ng at tended to under £3OO. TO THE PUBLIC A VALUABLE Medicine, successfully used for 4. many fears in the private practice of the late Mr. Kemp, Surgeon, of Altdn, in Hampshire, is now, at the desire of a nu merous set of people, who have esperiented its virtue, made public by his daughter, M. A. Willis, of the same town, by whom It is prepared according to her father's recipe, undci the name of KEMP'S GANGRINE OINTMENt. This Medicine has been wonderfully efficacious in removing the most alarming symptoms of mortification, whether induced by the inveteracy of old cornet ulcers, or the mortiferous nature of recent wounds. It Is an excellent remedy for chilblains, burns, scalds, boils, and all other morbid tumours ; likewise for the bite, or sting of poisonous reptiles, &c. and for every kind at azierna/ inflammation. It is a Medicine necessary to be kept in all families, in order that it may be immediately applied to for the above coatplaints. This Medicine is also prepared in a propir manner for the rz lief of aternal wounds in all sorts of cattle, evitif when in .I . pu. trid state. Sold wholesale-and retail is pots at as. ad. 9d. and, Is. 114. (dory included), at the Proprietor's in Alton aforesaid; and at Messrs. Dfcey and Co.'s, Bow Chat-eh-yard, London; Where al, renders may be soppllett apon bberaPterms. Sold at Bacon and ' C 0.?., Oarassdvitreet; Randall, Royal ExelLingt : 1I nris , St. 3 / 4 1 1 11ePiffiblard , and every principal valet. . • . • .. •e By Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, April 8, at Twelve, in Two Lou, Lot 1. A CAVITAL FREEHOLD FANII 7 ..Ir HOUSE, ovith double stair-cur, No. Si, Attie marle-street, let to Mr: Paylon, on lease for ah unexpired terra of 28 years, at the very low rent of 450 per annum, and now is the occupation of Mr. B-en, at .a rent of £lBO per annum. Lot 2. An excelent Freeltdd Town Residence, No. Si, Albe marle-street, with double stair-ease, new unoccupied, lead sup. posed to be 'meth a rent of itil9 per &awns. May be viewed every day (Sunday etcepted) Puticulats by! of Cordell Brookes, Esq. Solicitor, Great Georgeitreet, Wrht• minster; at the Auction Matt; and of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Piccadilly. WIWIIe and Teary divinguithed Collec6on of Original DRAW. INGS, PORTRAI FS, PRINTS, and BOOKS of MEN FS. By Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Monday, April 13, and six following da f t (Sunday excepted), A RARE and VALUABLE COLLECTION - 1 .• a PORTRAITS, original Drawings by Raphael, Titiaty Dominichhin, &c. the Works of Albert Darer, Lucas, Van Ley. den, Israel Van Mechlin, Marc Antonio, &c a nunseront and fine assemblage el the Italian, Ceramist. and French Schools, brillhne impressions; the Bible in Latin beautiful manuscript, on white vellum,elqulsitely illumtnated with ulamerous miniature paintings, a splendid and unique article; Books of Prints, &c. ctcd with great taste by the distinguished Family of Ricardi, at no. rence, and late the property of the Marqu s of Ricardi. Maybe viewed three days previous to the Sale. Catalogue, now had of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Picca dilly. GENUINE COLLECTION OF PICTURE., Froth the Marquis of Ricanii's Gallery, at noir:um By Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, Ig4, Piccadilly, on Thursday, Apdl 114 ma • following day (without reserve), . t A CAPITAL COLLEC I TION of PICTURES of the Italian School, from the wed-known Gallery of the Marquis of Ricardi, of Florence; comprising line Specimens of au early period of the Arts, and the Works of the following esteemed Masters : Giotto, Mimtegiser, Masaccio, Raphael. A. Duerr, Ti. tiau A. Delsarto, Borussia, Caracci, Dominlchino, Guido, C. Doke, &e. • May be viewed one rink previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had: - FREEHOLD PROPERTY, DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CONVENIENT and most comfortable DWEL. LiNO•HOUSE, situated at the very eiravushrof the pies sant Town of Blandford, on the road leading to 'Almon and Southampton, consisting of a Dining-room 10 feet long, is a n d half wide ; Dezwieg-room 23 feet long, 14 wide, which leads by folding-dean into a new Dinini,-ropm, SO feet by 22, 16 high, with large sashes, doors, floor, ace. complete ; the roof not finished; six guild Bed-chambers, and conimodiont Attics; a loony Kitchen, fitted up with hot stoves and every other com fort; a back ditto, with a fine pump of water, add spacious arched Cellar contlZ-uotts; alfeatelknt Garden an d Lawn fronting the new Dining:roont, the former well cropped, and stocked with the choicest Fruit-creel; two Stables, one 'compitsed of duet "etallsethe other two; with doable Coach-hoe. e, the whole neat.it erected at a very cotisklerable expence, with a Kitchen Garden ' and Paddock, detached from the house. The premises are low rated, and in most that ough repair, and possession may be had at Old Lady-day neat; the whole forming one of the most un. paradeled . sitaatlons for a sportsman in the West of England, as there are two packs of Pox-Mandl kept within fuse and five miles of the house, and one Of Harriers, as we ll as most capital fishing of es nisi de scription.: Any Gentlemen wishing to treat for the said bow. atc 111#1 recetie every information relative to the price aud nY by applying to John And-ews„ Esq. Ordord, .stab Mlaricad. = ten ban pakL—ti. b. lima .Howalliess rality r uis • _ . t - • I; • v tiatt Ifi :•„,*‘*•••44..; • r-vIllq • -161;.4111Ki4: , • • - - I ' This day was published, price 2s, 6d. I ONDON ; or, IMPARTIAL TRACES of the TIMES, by WM. H. DORPHAL, Esq. a Poem, addressed to the Right Hon. the I.ord Maya, Aldermen, and Common Council. Sohl by J. Richardson, eipposbe the Royal Exchange; Stock date, Junior, No. 41, Pail-Mall, and all Booksellers. This day was published, in post folio, price 12s. boards, n UTLINESpf a TIiEORY of PERSPECTIVE, with a Cersory View of some Irish Antiquities, and a few Thoughts on Sketching ; also on Rustic Embellishfnent and Pic turunne., as connected and contrsstad with euh other. By M KEATING. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reel, trine, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and W. E ddowes, Shrewsbury.