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The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is recommended to those whose constitutions have been impaired by such early im prudence, as well as ttfthose whose osdßs are affected by in tense study, the too free use of ardent spirits, tea, or Cakes and to all persona who are enervated by long residence in hot and unhealthy climates • at which eases it will prove of the greatest efficacy, bracing th e related nerves, and strengthtpting and invi gorating the constitution. sold at 11a. and SSs. a bottle, by Mt. Leigh, is, &rani; aid by all respectable Medicine Yea‘ve in the Unked Kingdem. - , • . - -..-- - - . .. ' •• . . . : - ... .. • . . , • . . - el'Ct 'I I I . - " .. - 0 • # .... . . . . . -' . : ' ... .., .. ~ _ . , • -':.•-•.;.- !,.. 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MOTEI;;GENER AL and BOARD of ' A ORDNANCE basing granted their authority for the Sale of impressions taken from the Plates engraved on a Scale of One lack to a Mile of the . GENERAL SURVEY OF, GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of 1 the Iwo Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery, LLD. F.R. and A.S. the Puhlic are hereby Informed, that Tldrty-tiro Plates (forming Fight Parts) of that Wark are gni* finished, and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office. in the Tower of London. Them pion complete the Map of the Coast from Orfordoess, is la", to the Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week' Si. lee, near Bristol. Several other Plates of this Work' area,* *band, and Part Nine, consisting of Five additional . Mem, which Contain nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, with parts of Cardiganshire and Carmarthensbire; and the Island of Lundy, will be published no the Ist August next. Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Cotuttry sUrrotindlug their 1 , worn habkatino.may, on IppUcation to Mr. maker, at the Ord mom Mop Mice (where an Index Map will be 'hewn); select any sheets they phase for that purpose. AU letters on this sub ject Alioold on Mr. flakes, wader cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be immediately attended to. Hy Order of tie Beesil, R. H. CREW, Seceettry. TOit NOMIL CONSIIIMITTION. 35 Chests, 2,976 Pounds Widest of Tea • Also, a small quantity of French Wine, Raw Coer, Shawls and Scarfs, &c. 1101 zxyowrzikar. A quantity of Bandanna Handkerchiefs, Hid Glom, Wrought Silk, Silk Shawls, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Shoes, Spencers ' Dresses, Pelisses, Cloak, and Bonnets; Which have been seized, and legally condemned in his Ma jesty's Court of Bichequer ;- and may be viewed in the Woes Warehouge, between the hours of Nine and Two o'Clock, two days previous to the Sale. • M I DDLESBX. Eligible LAND for BUILDING, admirably add for the Ereetionofa VILLA RES I DENCR, Dreariest TWENTY EIGHT ACRES, richly ornamented with TIMBER, within Six Niles of Hyde Park-owner. TO,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, ea Tnuasteav, July 27, at Twehn, In One Lot, AA PITAL FREtHOLD and small part COPY HOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate in the Parish of Ealing, six miles west of Oxford street, and nearly the same die tance from Hyde Park•toener, containing upwards of Tweniy eight Acres of capital endow Land, partly enclosed by a Wail and Park Paling, admirably adapted for the erection of a VW Residence, commanding beautiful Views over the Surrey Ilia to a considerable extent, richly ornamented with fine grows Timber Trees, Plantations, Evergreen% and Shrubs, arranged with the greatest taste and judgment, formed at a very great ex pense, and in the highest state of luxuriance ; good Kitchen Gar dens walled; the Land abounds with line Brick Earth, and plenty of good Water. The Purchaser may take all or any part of the Timber at a valuation, and immediate Possession may be had. To be viewed by applying to John Luck, at Ealing, of whom Particulars may be had : at the King's Arms and Bell, Ealing ; the Packhorse, Turnhaun-green ; Pigeons, Brentford ; Talbot, Richmond ; Messrs. Fladgate and Neeld, Solicitors, Essex -street, Strand; of Messrs. Wyatt, Son, and Utton, New Inn; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where, and at New Inn, Plans of the Estate may be seen. NEXT WEDNESDAY, thit LAST and ONLY DAY, when the Lottery Nuishes, and ALL £30,000 FOUR £30,000 Prizes £30,000 of £30,000 Besides 58 other CAPITA Money and Cuomols, MUST BE DRAWN. CARROLL, Contracior, l Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street, London, where warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling ; also at all his Agents In the Counts". CARROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Meths, 4 r 387 - 4 - 30,000 7,003 £5,000 706 - 21,000 2,226 - 3,345 - 20,000 ite. dCe. ike. CHEAP PRINTED-FURNITURE& TO FAMILIES MAKING ALTERATION% AND UPHOLSTERERS 'MARINO UP TO SELL AGAIN. T MILLARD respectfully informs Families pur e/ • chasing Furnitures, &c. he is ankh% arrangements for an entire New Set of Superior Patterns in Primed Furnitures for the Drawing-Roetn, Beds, Sofi.covers. he. with a variety. of Choice Furniture Amides • in ceserequessee of which, he has determined on disposing of the Whole of the remainder of his ' superseded Patterns of 4-4th and =Aside Furskures, both Remnants and Pieces, at the Prime Cost Prices, for Ready Money, the lengths to be taken as they ate ; the 4-4ths com mence at is. per yard, and the Eli-wide. at 2s. at his Whole- 1 sale and Retail Printed Furniture, Emit India, and Foreiga.and I British Warehouse, No. id, Chepside. Families arriving in Town from abroad, and Gentlemen se lecting Shawls, Muslins, &c. for Foreign Orders or presents, l are very respectfully informed, the choicest India and curious lititish Shawls are kept, with the various kinds of Irish Linens and Sheeting., French Cambria of the Valendeanes and Cam. bray fabrics, India and British Long Cloths and Muslin% de, gist wrought Dresses and Draperies, Foreign Damask Table Linen and Napkins, new Pencilled Chintz Cambric. and MM. Hal for Promenade Drees and for the Foreign Market, White Chints and Ajengoes, peculiar to the House, from Two to Three Guineas the Piece of three and four Dresses. The lowest. Price of Dresses kept, fog: Ladies Morning wear and for Exporting. commence at Si.. 6d. each to 20 guineas. 2 Superior Lam Veils. Proprietors of Business supplied, and those Articles taken en tire, are at the Piece Price ; fixed Price to every Article is made without deviation. THE GENUINE SYRUP OF DE NICLNOR rrHEonly Depot for this useful Medicine is removed JIL. from Si, Frith-street, to No. SS, Berner's4ereet, Oxford street, where it is prepared according to the redpe of the late Mr. Swainson, intrusted to his nephew and sueoesew Mr. Thomas Cantata alone. The experience of Nearly a comeiry has proved this medicine to be the most innocent and eiffneseel alterative. It corrects and purifies time blood ; and those lobo are ailicted with Scrofula, Leprosy, Scurvy. and may at those melancholy (Hoene. arising from impurity of the blood aid jukes; those who suffer from diseased liver, and for the diesipedons and in. discretions of their youth, or whose eensekodess we broken down and debilitated by mercurial, eadmeid, or arsenic-me dicines, should submit to a regular mune of the VIICIETABLE SYRUP. The effects of this medicine-are each as not to interrupt either business or pleasure; it operates on the animal juices, and re quires only the common restraint of moderation in diet. It is dissolved in the chyle of the stomach, b conveyed by the oda:al lied% fluids, and corrects their tendency to all those diseases which originate in vitiated blobd. It is a safe, though a power. ful substitute for mercury, and removes those which an , unsuccessful use of that mineral occasions. _ ft is prepared and administered in Berner's-stmet, under Mr. Canham's immediate direction, where it Is sold at 13s. a bottle; it is also sold at Mr. Atkinson's, 196, Bishopsgate♦treet With out; and by Mr. Canham's other Agents in London; and in every considerable Town in the United Kingdom; and the Con centrated, for warm Climates, by his deputed Agana in the Mist Indies, viz. Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta; Mean. Forbes and Co. Bombay; and Messrs. Papell and Jolusson, Madras. CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, Jona 30, • AT a •ery numerous MEETING of the DEPU TATIONS various. TURNPIKE TRUSTS round 1 the Metropolis. JAMBS RICE W I LLIA11111; Ea+ In the Chair. It was Resolved, That this M. observes, with equal sur prise and ftgret, that a Bill has been brought into the House of Commons, the object of which is to vest in Commhsioners the line of Roads in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis, and to discharge the several Trustees under whom the same are now repaired and maintained, from the further care and maintenance thereof. That the rims assigned in the preamble of the Bill, via. that It 11 impracticable, under the present system, to keep the Roods in the state of repair required.; and that the same can not be effected without the cbutroul of one Board of Commis sioners for all the said Roads, is wholly nnfoneded. That the different bodies of Trustees having the management of these Roads, are principally composed of men of indepen dent property, acting grateitously in the discharge of their trusts and froth their local habitancy having immediate personal inte rests in The good state of the Roads, daily opportunities of ob serving them, and competent means of procuring and applying proper materials for their repsir. - That under such circumstances, to transfer throe Trusts from bodies so constituted to the hands of a Beard of COOlMir' sioners, without either the personal interest or matured experi ence of those whom it is Intended t►ey should displace, appears totbis Meeting to be equally unnecessary, inexpedient, and unjust. Thiefat these oltd other tinsons, the several Trusts now re preserited at this Meeting, will, as well in their united as se parate capacities, use every proper mesas of opposing the said all from being passed into a law. That these Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be twice intoned in six Morning and four Evening Porn. JAMBS RICE WIJ.LIAMS, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved, That the thanks of the Meeting be giveli to the ' Chairman, for his vsey able and judicious conduct lb the Chair. . SPORTING lATELLIGENCE. IPSWICH RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1940. His Majesty's Purse of wogs. e Dube of. Portland's isr. h. Tacna*, 4 yrs old - 1 1 Lord Roues ch. e: Hoopoe, 3 yrs old - t Mr. Hankey Smith's ch. a. brother to Sylvmus, 3yrs old s 3 Very had neo—bets S to 1 In favour of the wi nner—after the , Ode beat to 1. BOXING. • - MINDOZA AND TOM OWEN. Abl •, k the tiring of amateurs assembled on Banstead es siligswes to those of F.psorn, to witness this battle, dhl not expect to see anything like that memorable combat be lateen Cooper and Shelton, yet the novelty of a ight between these microns, so celebrated in the old school—the one the dinassud of the prize ring in 1790, and the other the cowmen's-. of the oist-end-eut Bully Hooper. she dolman, attracted. great 'timbers.- Meade= is risingiyirrie, .and Nut is'en the wrong aide :.of dylp.swe. It wan a grudge between them, and theft backers staked £3O a-side. At one o'clock Owen entzred the slag, and threw up his Winnow; he peed well. Mendoza fors lowed, and chewed good eonetiou also. The secoods.wens Cribb and ha. Hodson for Owen, and- Harry Lee and Ran. • iAI foi Stemless. Current betting was S to 4 ou Mendoza, bet it was bqiglng whilst the men were stripping. Rae= I. Mendoza made a left-haodrd teint to get to wort, bat Owen avoided him by breaking ground several paces. New ems st length Timed a "sod body kb with the tight handl as Chose followed, and Owen skewed most strength by mast% his adversary, but both were down. Q. -Mendoza made play left and right , but Owen brallyelior 'hem both attempts, and bleodom placed a leiblimeil slightly upon his adversary's head ; after adose both wait dal% Owen lusder. 3. Mendoza succeeded in placing his left and right-banged hits, but Owen met him with a right-banded blow upon the left eye. which Soared him, and produced antitioal in s.reams. Betts betting, aid Owen far choke. 4. Owen - Mivived khat-irightlianded bit upon the body and mitAed his return blow, when Mendoza threw him, but both were down. 8. bieodoza made one of his admired scientific parries of kft hand ; a close followed, when Mendoza received upon the weaving system, and was thrown a heavy fall. 6. blecoloza made play, but he missed his hits, left, right and , ,left, well meant, and after a hugging close both went down. 7. Owen was sparring with extended arms, Mendoza on mottled at him, counter.blows were exchanged, and the men . returned again to the scratch, when Owen placed a heavy right handed blow upon his adversary's ear, and afterwards went down from the effects of his own blow.-2 and 5 to 1 on Owen. 8. A act ambling round without hitting, and both went down, Mendoza under. f. thin were e m m t fr o m dis tressed the for about d Alen and dthedorlaret za's i 1 runningeyes. He missed his hits and got to close quarters, when . Owen get his head under his left atm, and with his right hit away, best at Ma Minya and then at the back of the bead, and he so con- Amid limodoza's head and right hand that he could only curi al, Uwe( by going down, and when roused by Ifandall, he Wad Mallet, to she,/ the ken Owen had got Mai on. 10. In a hugging round Mendoza was thrown, but both was down. 11. Owen hit his adversary twice on the head with his left hand, and Mendoza went down weak. Poundnge on Owen. 12. This was the last round, in which Mendoza made his last Abet, but it was unsmiling. Ile was es *child to the arms of ONO, 'w punished him spin at the weaving system until be lase a log, And be gave in at the desire of his friends and the ams..--Thua was this gallant professor of his day beat in IgniMilnatas and $7 seconds—he who - had fought thirty-three bade% and shewn himself at all times the pride of the-prize rigs-he who had subdued the vaunting. of Bill Ward,amd tailed the bating notions ,cf Humphries: Mendosa's last fight was with Harry Lae, whom he beat ea the 21st of March, 1806, and in that battle his powers were meek subtitled. In this battle it was Mendoza in shadow and in attitude, but net in measurement nor in action. He had no chance of getting at his adversary, and pet Imps he is more beat than ever he was fn his life. Owen is a heavy right-handed bitter, and bad length and strength over him. He won his fight well with Hooper, sal la not to be scoffed at now. Mi. Jackson made a subscription for t he tear, as some plastemfor his eyes. WEST COUNTRY DICK AND PARSONS. A ire of AlO was collected. for Dick to imp his man , who is a ( -a boa*, particularly Careful of his person. The fieht excited neither interest' nor betting. Dick began with him as he left off. He was backed at 6 and 7to 4, and the odds kept • • increasing to the end of the light, which Dick had all his own • way. He gave him some right-banded beltep-fasters, the effects of which were distinctly baud by the applauding amateurs. The band! lasted 31 rounds, and Parsons was playing down, by tumbling about at the latter part of it. Dick pocketed the easiest stake ha ever earned. HARRIS AND WYBEIL . Harris. who distinguished himself a short time since with Green, entered the lists with a new one of the name of lqber, for a light purse. WO a proved himself an excellent ruilme, but he had ho chance, sad lost the swag after fighting halt an hour. .1 - . • FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. - • [This Omen, notifies his Majesty's appointment of Lord fit. Helen to be no of the Lased his Bedchamber, in the toils of Lord Cheeks deasosed; - also hie Naivety's Hann to Dr. Alexander lint Physician in Ordinary to Ott Emperor of Ronk, to unapt and weer the great Cross of the Russian Order et It. Wledbirl. • . MOM= zaviranasi TO anon AI VMS PAW= PA SILLIIIMIM Borough of Malasesbory—Walam Leaks Esq. Damian. street, P in the Teem of Kirkman Bioko, who has a the Chiltern Modred& Borough of Petersfield--Mr Philip Musgrave, Bart. in tree room of the Right Hon. Lord Bedlam, who being also elected far Leondrister stands for that place. qty of Dublin--Thomas Ellis Esq. in the room of thi_alglit Hero. Henry Grattan, dece ased. - Borough of Ennis—Richard Wanly, of the City of Loader'. Salad ty sensight, 'about one o'cl,ck in the afternoon, Am:- Req. In the room of Sir floss Mahon, Bart. who has aectpted dooms Dana, Esq. of ©obey, near Clogort, was shot at trona the allot of Radiator of Munster. . behind a dyke, when on his way to join the Stratliblane Yee - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. manry Cavalry, of which corps he is an Officer. The ballet Visit Botcher, Cambridge, scrivener. • grazed Mr. limner's bridle hand. Mr. Donor attempted to . -leap his horse over the inclosare, bat it being pretty high, hi e BANKRUPTS horse was unable to get over. He then dismounted and got over Alexander DPFadane, Postern-row, Tower-hill, toyman, to sue- the .dyke, himself, and took elm at the assassin, but hie *steel • - gooier July 11, 18, and August 15,. at eleven, at Guildhall. missed fire. In following up the permit, the scabbard o f h a Anerney, Mr. Rippoo, Great Surrey-street, Biackfriato-road. 'word tr4Ped him. and , there duyeeeoradeerrecireamenneets, the ant& got dear ofE A person has since been taken up as • ASA. Weight, Old Ford, wharfinger, July 8, IS, and Anson • 15, at tw elve , at °Widths* Attorney, Mr. Gellibrand, Acts- amides, and sent of to Stirling. • dolden. , Lawman Axe Tonne BILL—The following is am dtk. - lam Hyde, stayietaridge, mature, wool eo _ doth _ tnenufse _ enact of the all affecting Luanda sad Tenn*, introit:ad by Mar, August '7, 8, at six, ,and 15, at eleven, at the Rams- Mr. l'innevelli4 ,, ,„, e , sad mw• in r a r e " * m il' Parlimmalt I la's Arms, Huddersfield. Attornies,. Mr. Brown, Saddle- '' ' ' " th l" 14. - ialsmil " a * , '''e . retuwate Wks* midi ; or Messrs. Brundrett and Co. Temple. a Talent who Looks penesisit elver the deterndoethe of Ms interest. to bold hint to boil witi two sureties for coband Niece Surfltead, Hoddisrsfield, corn-factor, August 8, at six, 9, profits, en met by a ppd evlt to the satisfaction of the Coors , fit IS, at eleven, at the Pack Horse Inn, Haddendeld. ° the next Tenn. that the 'Minn is is feet detenaned. t b •.,Li„ Attonks, Messrs Fisher and Sallow, Thank.. - Inn ; Of fink of bail fees& then j e d osbeet se b e inenediatek cubed asp Meson. Clough and Brook, Huddersfield!. . for the Landlord, and a writ (t i ptoe' ahem Robert Lee , Roll, merchant. July 14, 15, and August 15, at 2. U nit be found, and the k consequence g oes t o elms, at the Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, Hull. Anomie*, trial at the next Assizes, then a verdict be given for th e L a nd- ' Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartietee-buildings, Holborn ; or ' lord, it is provided that be hall !wive Odin eit and.reeattion Maw. Frost, Hull. I forthwith, instead of waiting till the next Term after the Anis: r, John Malley Simson. late of Flinstead, Ran, dealer in cattle, which is Pow Deemer/. • July 14, 23, and August 15, at eleven, at the Thorn lon, I 5. The Jury giving a verdict fin the I andlord, is also by no lilesdry, Nam Attornies; Mr. Ambrose,. Manabgtne, some verdict to live damages for the,metoe profits, to ream* Ilasiz; or Mr. Cocker, Nassan-street, Soho. . which a subsequent action must noir be benign. lira, %pia b mamas Howie. late of Wadsworth, Yorkshire, dindse _ man n_ be for the d e f en d ant after he has bent held to bail, taiga, • • Landlord is charged with doable costs. facturer — feli, tat, 24, and August 15, at three, at the War- . ren &Itchy Arms Inn, Stockport. ne mad Parry, Temple. Attorniee, Mr. Haddad- Tli is the wt. none of these preoridd ne in this Rl' wh : elh ley, Stockport ; or Messrs meet materially alter the Law of Ejecta:en:, with a view of . Mil I mammas the fends emoadtted by means of the'power which John Rood, Portsmouth, brewer, July 18, 12, and August Ur, i ri t tivisq , g m " now liana retaining „,......,;__ for a .at twelve, at • GuSdhall, Leaden. Attendee, Mr. T. Min-' ise n e d• e i tee m a i ns a nst kaawansed, a p o w er , s r - 7 1 7a in the chin, Veraban-buildinp, Gray's Ism ; or 'Mr. T. A. bilschin, • I e t wis do mm o s bi e at Ladpday ari W ayey, emh.ss him :0 Galion or Porta& I seem to Mon( die wilds of the hay and corn harvcst • .as le. John Jeeves; St. Ives, Ilundlidoothires Dl ester . 2 1, 252 , mown be eittioly dispossessed dB the following Nov miser to and August 15, at ten, at the Star Inn, . Atter- ' will frequestly plough and even crop old pasture hat a, in lord .1. ales, Mr. Walker, Easez-nreet, Manchester; or Mr. Mils, I to into these atone profits, cosopessietion for wit Cal mood Chanary-lane. . . - be soave e 8 by action till the Spine Anises in the ibiewino Willem Manse; Briningtoss, ,Dedryshiri, iloor-iseler, July ; year! whew the Tama W POWs so Wader ftedimminkrii . ie ' 17, at six, VI, sod insist !O s at eleven, at the Commercial solve and Peek te pay the S ao sweraoL, _ . . 0 2Z Hotel, Chesterield. Attendee, Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's tends to ehrkerriPher4dPrlre, held 61661 . 0 70 st/188, Inn ; or Messrs. Dribble and Wallet, Chester fi eld. - year Or ease, In is to beldievosaiterodliat ifstesisra.. s.. William Oldham, late of linogeniess, St. Martin'anne, ware- . The consequence be that itwabot Aildlsede Ira t ike houseman, July 11, is, and August Is, at eleven, at Ovid- ; cane to have agreements to-waiting is Oil rows. elliVisoo p ee k . hell. Attendee, Mars. Windle Mid Co. Gray's least; or tenancies, which are now a canna sweat st adipeimmi g o gi b c . Mr. Thomson , Macchester. `mock diminished. ' 1 • ~d • : • .. . ;14:i 0.8 ~ ..~ Ng V ° 1. 14 !"#. • • • ' .~, / • - • • • • ,