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I ~~~ rr ROTA[. AG.IDE r. .• • EXIIIBIIIIIN—MAY, 03:6. 19. (. ' seta h LI , R. A--Thi•filb• 1 a is ulcer, frms, 74r itgremo of Wars, and relates the Itnry of ,the above Nobleman, Chief of the auelphs.at Pifa t who was locked up by the oppoire party with his four lons, and fill ved to death in a tower. The piattre is ditlitiguithed by the tlrong, but very peculiar manner of the at tilt. There is A wild grandeur in the defign, perhaps in fome fort '„froired to the (tile of the author front whom Mr. Fu• [Ai has immediately caught his ideas ; but It does not accord with our notions of hillorical flatter of GO. The figure of the Count is that of an athletic favage, meditating revenge, and not the refigntd, but dignified. •iftim of adserfe fortune; and the ar• r.ngeasent of-the reit of the nerfinrol the pkiure is made as if more with a view to ellahlith certain rules of compofition, (rules, by which we never hope to Ice the jo.:ginent of the riling race of artifls fetter ed) than to iticreafe the pathos of the fcone. Perhaps an early imbibed prejudice may have fome influence on our opioion, but we. (hail never reale to think that the 1 / 8 0 /ine of Sir Jos v• Rrvwnc.ns makes a much more poetical, althouvh lets fludied, appeal to ill; feelings, than the produaion before us, which, how ever, we are ready to admit, evinces great fcholal tie merit. _ _ 36 Luray, with a Stage Coach, &c.—P. J. De LOOT lira novae, R. A.—Ellis Landfcape ia'a view of London—we cannot trace, fuck is the general eharader of the foreground, from what exaet (pot. It is chiefly to be admired for the bi illiancy of its cn louring; a kind of e,hour;og which fome will think Is not to be found in nature, judging fram the effects commonly produced, as viewed through the me dium of a precarious atmofphere. We, however, conceive the artiß to have done no more here than the poet tines, when, intlead of limple ideas, drawn from ordinary nature, he, as it were, extracts the licences of thole ideas, and transfers them, thus pu rified, through the alembic of his imagination, to that tablet on which they moil Rand the tett of criti. cifm. What may be objefted to in this picture in regard to colouring, may alio be more fairly admit ted as to its g I harader. The defign is perhaps altogether too ideal for a particular view. The broken ground of Mr. Lnutherbourg but ill repre. Ants the firmnefs and regularity of an Englith turn pike road ; neither are his figures natives of this country ; but every part of his fobjed is, neverthe. lets, handled in a very fupetior Rile. 78. A „Storm, Peel (Vit.—Sit BiAtlmomr, H. This arnatear produOion may well put to the blufh many of our profeflional gentlemen. The rolling of the fea is fublimely conceived. and the execution of the picture, altogether, preferves a correlponding grandmir of tone. If any way inferior to Conte of the heft works of the kind the Englifh fchool has pro. duced, it is only in that mechanical handling acquir ed by connant practice, and of which a very lavifh and fpaeious difplay is frequently to be found in pictures that have probably no other merit to recorA mend them. 85. Late of Alhana...—SAl4l GINTLFPIAN.—Ann ther very beautiful production, but of a different cha wader from the above. The relleftion and tranfpa rent properties of the water are happily combined, and a tine fohrietv of tint is preferved throughout the Didure, though, perhaps, it may be laid, that the that colouring is not exactly which(nits the appear ance of objects feen through the bright medium of an Italian atmofphere. on. Portrait of hit Royal 140 the Prince of Wile,. PHILLIPS, A.—Mr. Phillips will add little to his celebrity as a portrait painter by the exhibition of this picture. Neither the perfonal nor the phyfiogno mica] likenefs of his Royal Highnefs is well preferv ed ; it is, otherwife, a work of confiderable prole( fional merit. The pencilling is firm, and the colouring fuch, as not to rnanifell a wills on the part of the artill to impofe upon the un2craanding, by any me ritricious trick, to which too many of his entempo rary competitors, of perhaps left talent, have con- . . - . . Rant recourfe. go. A Parley Coupe.— T. LA URFNCE, R.A.—The chief merit in this pi&orc is its compotition ; th: Irrotope confills of two children and a dog, corocaly sand moll brilliantly coloured ; but the dial ibution of the light and Blade is affeEted, and at a diliance pro duces a very difagrecable effea. We could with this gentleman would confine himfelf more clofely to the Rudy of nature, and not be perpetually attempting to 44 elevate and furprize," as Bays rays in the Pe bearfal, by novelties of Rile. 96. % be Thorn.—.SAME GENTLEMAN.—This is alto a landfeape of rather poetical charafter, fomething in the Rile of Salvator RoCs. The Iky is, however, ra ther heavy, and the clouds are too hard and edgy -107. Sea Coai with Fybermen.—Sit F. Boueoloss. This is a theory picture : but fo firongly masked by the peculiar manner of the mailer, as not to excite any idea of novelty. Sir F. appears to have a num ber of port folios itill of clouds, rocks, leas, figures, &c. &c. which he joins together as occation faith with very little trouble to himfelf, leaving all the different parts of a pinure to recommend themfeives to the fpeEtator, as they may, without fofficiently tlndylog their general harmony ; content with an affurance that his reputation as a draftfman, examine which corner of the canvas you will, is not likely to fuller. tog. Portrait rf the Lee Ri;, , b! Han. Mr. Pitt.--j. Horsy'''. It. A.—Chi. is a mod faithful likenefs of the great original. The piaure has, we believe, been feveral years on the eafel, having received its finilhing touches but a few days before Mr. Pitt went lan to Bath, and perhaps is not much the better in confequenee, as there is an air of dejcaion in the face, not peculiar to the man when in poffelfion of found health. The portrait itfelf is indifputably one of the fined in the Exhibition, painted in the bell Nile - of the solid, who appears improving yearly by a pa tient attention to the pure areas of nature. As he was the pupil. Co he appears the mod legitimate pidorial (=elfin, of Sr knot,* ELLYNIOLDS. 157. A Beeehoeste.—R. WISTALL. R. A.—This appears to be a dire& copy of tome former work of the fame artid, or the original of tome print al ready publilbed. Are Royal Academicians prlvi le-ed in this refped beyond other painters '' The t" tore, it, however, an extremely beautiful pro d tn . nn, p uticoolarly in regard to its coionrink a I G. 4 Lapilli- ipe afulaittle.SANK Ali 'sr.—What we have nbfet ved in the immediately preceding pa.: rag, aph applies to this pia4re, which if, however, a' nsore pleating companion than the above, and corn parativtly lefs objeelionable, as to 'he clunafterillic peculiarities of the painter, who has thin year exhi• bited no other than thefe two landfcapes. LI"PiARY FUND.—The friends of this Society oft Thurfday held their annual dinner, at 'he Freema• lons' Tavern Lincoln's Inn Fields. It WAS attended by upwards of 630 perfons. His Grace the Duke of Son' IRS .? was in the Chair. After dinner, the Earl of Cuicussrs It made an excellent fpeech, in praife of the principles and puiprdiA of the Inaitution.— Tbe ulna' Recitati ms followed. _ Ily the Treaftirer% Report we were happy to find the Funds of the Society rapidly accumulating. The elenion of two Coroners for the County of Krnt, com,renced yefterday, on Pennenden Heath ; at twelve o'clock the poll began, and terminated it revel) o'clock for that day : on calling up the poll book the numbers were as follow : For Mr. Hinds - 3t Mr. De I .afauz • 453 Mr. Elwyn - 297 An immente number of perfons eras colleCted, and the !leads prefented a loaning aClive fcene. On Monday fan, was rung, at the pleafant village of Harlow on the Hill, in the County of Middle:, by a fele& band of College youths from London, a compleat peal of Oxford Treble Bob Major, contain. ing SCBB changm uidch was completed in three hours and twenty minutes, being the fill peal ever runs on thofe bells in that mulical, harmonious, and intricate method, to the general fatisfAllion of the viii igers round that neighbourhood. The funeral of the late Lieutenant General Gr.R.! DON, Lieutenant Governor of the Hand of Jerfel's tn. - ik place at nine in the morning of the 25th tilt. with much folemnity. During the ceremony, which was attended by all the military in the ninth minute guns were fired from Callle Elizabeth, the n Grouviile Bay, and his Majelly's veltels in the Roads. The b .dy was interred in the church at St. Helier's. Every day is of confeqnence, fay many maralias, to OUT future welfare. At the prefein critical mi.• ment it may he julily Paid, that every hour, every minute is of extreme confequence to the temrral welfare of a multitude of individuals, as this is the laR day prior to the commencement of the drawing of one of the richeß and moa advantageous Scheme, that the Lottery annals ever witnelfed, f o r OF:fling chance; in it. Etclulive of the Scheme containing nearly 120,0001. in Capital Prizes, between fix aed fever. thoufand athcr Pr izesond but little more than two blanks and a half to a Prize at any petiod of the drawing, the very fira five numbers on Monday will relent to their holders local. each. Can any vo Lary of Fortune let fo ethical and interelli..g a MO mint pals by ? MUlDElL.—Yeflerday evening an inquifition wa• held at the fign of the Acorn, at It ctlierhithe, befrre CNaa6Ea JSMM ITT, Efq. Coroner for the crucify of Surrey, on the body of Captain Jahn Cat r, who was on Sunday morning lag found dead in his velrel. It Came out in evidence, that Captain Carr was the failing matter of the (hip Providence, of and from Stettin ; that fhe was laden with a cargo of naves ; there was, it appears, time reafon to detain the 1114 , , and (he was ordered under the embargo to go inrt Greenland D ck ; (live file entered on Saturday nidst fell, wi•h all her hands on board. On Sunday mottling the dock officers went on board and found the Captain lifelefs on the deck, not fhot or (tabbed, hilt apparently I eat with heavy flicks, or a huge bit of rope. A Medical Gentleman was of opi• nian he died by fuch a beating ; and the crew, who we are happy to fay, are not Engliflimen, hut Nor waymcn, have all of them ahfconded. The Jury found a verdict of , 4 Wilful Murder againa a Peifon ! or Perfont unknown." • P. Hallet, alias Smith, alias Jones, was charged, at Mailhorough.flreet, with various frauds. The pri loner has been a depredator on the public for feveral years pall, in various difprifes. His general fy Item ha. been that of repr,fenting himftlf as a proprietor of flaw waggons, and obtaining money, by Hating, that he had got a parcel for different people at an inn, containing prefents. of money, Stc. The ,bjens fixed on were generally people in ordinary circuits. fiances, and he kept them in lufpcncc until he had drawn from them the names of perfons whom fuck pi-dents could come from, when he afTeaed to be in timate with them, and confequenzly became acquaint. ed with the contents of the parcel laid to be in his prdelliort. several charges of this nature were exhi• bited againfl the prifoner. Onc of the witnelfes told the Magiflrate, that at leall one hundred perfons had been defrauded by the prtfoncr to his knowledge, he having difguifed himfelf in every lbape. lie was remanded for another examination. Books dn, comparatively, little good in the World, till they defeend into the hands of ccmmnn readers; till the truths which they reach come to make part of the common fence principle?, familiar to the minds of men of moderate capacity and education. Hence is tha motive of thole authors highly beneficent, who publifit books of ufeful feience in a form and Ilyle by which they are recommended to the perufal of thole whom their bulk and ablirufenefs might otherwife deter from fludy. Upon this confideration, we think that too much encouragement cannot be given-to the fale of that elegant and convenient edition of the Garet Hea:th which the public owes to the (pit it and judgment of Dr. Sox:issue, of Liverpool. External applications in eruptive cafes (except thnfe arifing from Pimple irrirato.n) could without any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the health by puthing the of fending matter to the chin and remote it far from the principle of life ! for the knows, no longer than it can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In ufin„,o repellents then, what trouble we take to veils one of the WA faimary laws of our benefaillefs.— In taking Spilfbury's PatentAntifeorhutic Drops, the internal habit is corrected, the health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophula, (curvy, gout, rheumatifm, nervotul and bilious complaints, depending on the irritability of the dornach, relief is fpeedily given. It is neeeffary to of c for the Pa. Tear AIITIFCCIR stir te Dims,' with the King's duty printed. In black ink intlead of red ink, fold as ufual at the Difpenfary, No. ts, Solsolgoare s in bottles of p. 64/. ; and 01. as. duty included. LONDO.V MARKETS. PRICE O IF HOPS. SAGS. POCERTII• Kent - 41 01 to 71 os I Kent - 31 os to 71 tss Suffix . 41 o. to 61 Ics Sallee - 51 01 to 71 os Ms 41 os to 61 6, Icanham 81 ..—s' to 101 --s PRICE OF HOPS IN Tffl.... ISOKOUGH MARKET. New Hags 61 61 to al 71 I Packets 6l tot to sil 01 PRICES OF HAY AND s I'llAW. St. lames's. Whiteehapel. HAynerload 3 o oto 3 0 0 Hip per load 3 Bto 4 14 Straw a 3 .to 1 14 6 Straw 1 itt to 1 8 Clover 4 410 5 S SMITIITIELD MARKET. May 9. ... _ . . . - ..... To fink Hit offtl—per (tone of 8111. Dref de Rd to is 8.1 I VeAl so od to 6, od Mutton 41 8d to se ad I Pork as 84 to se 8d lamb (to od to 74 Bd. n►AO OF Beets, aN•ut 600—Sheep' and Lambs. 7.600. NEWOA l'E and LEADENHA LI, May 9. P,r. (tone of Blb.by the carcare. Beef 3i &I a 0 41 8,11 Veal MUMS 41 2! 10 . 4$ 8J Pork 4• od to so FS 4§ 8d to se 84 Lamb re 04 to 78 04. PRICE OP TALLow IN LONDON. St. Jaeurs's basket 38 till Pown Tallow 67s od to OS Clare Market sa aid Yellow Rudia 67s to oi chi Whit/chard Market lA' kite ditto 661 od to os (pet Roue of 811..) 3..0d Soap ditto 63s to os od --.--- Melted Stuff 371 to os od Ms 9d Ditto rough 385 od to as Average Price 38 tad Greases ass od Good Dregs tos tool - Yellow Soap, Sas to os—Mottled, pt.—Curd, y 6. Price of Candles per dozen, t t,. (ll—Moulds, t a. Cal RAW HIDES. Hides(pe►ftooe) 32 1.1 to 31 4J Horic Skins t6s ad to tos Middling as sod to 31 od Sh/cp Skins is 3d to on cd Ordinary in 6J to as 8d Shea/lingo os od to on od Heavy Calf v.:, 64 each Lamb Skins as Gd to 3s od COAL MARkl , ..l*, Mai• q. Ships at Market . , . Ship. fold Price 3 Ncwc.dtle Coal t 46n ad to cos od. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Anilterdam 36 4 sUE Cadiz pap Naples 14 Do. at fizht 3f 5 Ditto 37} elf. Genus 47 Rot:^rdam II 7 a Ut Madrid pap Litlioo 60i 1-Inntburgh 33 to it Ur. Ditto 3ii cf. rporto 614 Al...nia 33 it 1 "../4 Bilbao 37 d Dublin as ioll IN t day 's date as 1 liv. Leghorn Ici Cork 13 Kris - 14 10 aCE I Venice 6R livres Picot' Gffedive liolrdc2ux 14 1 I ditto per tI. fterling. A l do no the Bank of Holta:td 34 per Cent. New Donn.' . 0 5 6} DIVIDENDS. May U. James Williams, of Haverfordweft, Pemhrokefhire, fhopkeetser, at tlevtn. at the White I Broad Itreet, May I a John Penny, late of Wells, Some' fat, brandy-mercLant, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Wells. DIRTII% . On the td inftant, at Oekkam Park; OVA, Ripley, in Surrey, the Lady of the Right Hon. I.erd King, of a daughter. Same d ty, at his honfe at Grantham, Lipeolnilire, the Lady of Sir Mont zue CM:any-ley, Ban. of a daughter. Same d ty, at hit houfe in Queen Rivet, Wcftminft , T, the Lady of Dardis, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. • Thurfday lalt, at Mary•li tonne Church. the Ifon.Augulta Margaret Coventry. eldelt daughter of Vircount Drerhyrß, to Willoughby Cotton,y.fq. Captain 3d Regiment Foot Guards At liride-kirk, Ralpb . Cook. E of Carninerton If.a, to Mift Senhoufe of Coektrtnoutli, tidal d..ughter of Captain Senhoufc, of the Royal CumNriand Captain Clay, of the Sir Stcpben I.ufhington Eat! Indianian. to Mlt. MAVGI. Lieutenant Martin, of the Royal Cuml•erland Militia, to Mlfs Porfyth, or Neweattle. At Timm in Ireland, Mc Richard Webfter,furgenn In the 18th Foot, to _ Mira Parker. daughter of C. Parker, klq. of that place. On the 4th ult. at Neufchatel, e Switzerland, Ot neral Count de Meurnti, Kuight of the Red Eagle of Pruffia, anal Colonel Pao. ictor of a Regiment of hie name in Ids Brimonic Majefty's pay. At the Made of Kittsethmont. on the ad inft. In the 46th year of her age, Mrs. Many, wife of 1)r. Minty, micliter of Kinneth• mont. J Gann, of Exrter•ftrcet In the Strand. Fie was returning Lorne front his club on I uefday night, when he dropped don n in th Ilren, and expired witlst,ut a groan, leaving a wife and fir, Infant children . HILIH WATER AT LONDON ititinOß 1.7 - Mbitrt - OW • Morning - 57 mimes after 7 Afternoon . . 13 minute. after 8 SPRIN 3 PHYSIC. D VELNO's VEG ETA I; LE PILLS are provetl. by experience, to be the belt and molt innocent A I•crat ivc, Purifier,and Swectmer of the Blood; and thole who are a'..9idel with the Scurvey, Scorbutic Eruptions, I.eprofy, Sero i.litda, or any other Diforders trill , : from vitiated Blood; or thofe whn have impaired their conflitutions by DiMpatien or juvenile fliwild by no means omit a twee of the Vegetable PO, during the Spring. The operation of ilk valuabk Vegetable ,1 Iterative i, fo plealant and ialutaty as not to interfere with the avocation, of Mainers or pleafure; Its aelion is confined to the eel. ninl jukes. and requires no alteration or reltraint in diet; it dif. f,le, in the ttronirh, Mend+ with the food. and gradually pervades the dr, ulaling fluid,, corrcaing in Its pallige any deviation from a Sate of convalefeence ; in (bort, it is the Log feu ;ht foe Vegeta- Me btu cifte or fair, but maitre, fobaltute for that felionable Mercury, which may be kid to core way by killing i Its effi cacy excites the atteotion and furprlfe of medical men, far when .11 other medicines have failed, De Velno's Pills may be relied ur as a frac far all Diforders which originate in an Impure or Im paired date of the Blond. None can he genub.e, wherefnever or by whomfoever fold, mica the Bill of Directions is figned in Red Ink, by the Proprieror , . . C. S Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now foie Proprietor, having par. eliakd the recipe of Mr. Pidding, and kid wh.defale and wall by Shaw and Edward., Nu. 66, St. raid'a Church-yard. en Chi Fact o. a y ; retail alto by Mr. Dieltint , n, No. 6o.Bernerflreet ; Clarke, Borough; and 'l'utt, Exchange. l'rice 41. 6d. lax. and 51 se. per Liox. L AVING dedicated mytelf to the Itotoy, and been gratifi , .d by the molt ennilderahle predict in that brauch whith I thought proper to fete 4. I truft that I leave not more mil'. employed my time than Clinic who, in the extevfive ficid of the prolhilleu, are occallonally immetlnd in uncertainty, and can no t always attain that fuceefs which It acquired by concentrating the Mullahs,' power en one defy of dihwder.. The clifesia of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftrening, for they brim; with them a trahi of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de• prellion of all vital energy, taint nee itfelf become,. embittered.— Whc:her they arife from the prevalence of iii example, the deßruc titre habits of kb/within., or the Inelulgenew of maturity, they re quire the moil affiduous pmfribmial feill ; but by the igoorance of unrduea•ed men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the conilitua don is deltroyed. Ana MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, ground my pretentious an regularity of educal ion, and poileiling every privilege to pra,9 lee, I feel myfelf entitled to that confideoce wieh which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the first fenfations of local unshod*, early aprbc..tinn will *revolt the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hut where the fafre•e r. tram a cotikimilnels of the unmanlincfn of the vie•. which caufed his nusfortune, le fearful of the contempt or eenfute of ht. family phyfic:aii, illat 41 . 00411 over his infitinity with careful go n er3 p,„,,,, it mid be fatisfaelory for him tot* allured not only of cap a bili t y of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable liercey. Ard in reecntlfenercal Comylalnis it is poilihh to prevent pain, danger or AIR r‘fs ;in the moil complicated c ute. it is the acquire meat of eaddive ceperience In this hue to tffed a hie, certain. and (peetty re•ettahlilhment. I offer the advantage of this ez geriknee to thnfc of tither fez who are air.l.!ted %MI and k L of DEBILITY, 91 any f)intains ofi VENEREAL. MEE cnow. and in all car... ti.e terms of mow! nerrian are Rated on the Reit interview. Patients in the country are expeCted to ine!nk a Bank note, and are raquelted to ipetify thdr age and manner of hying. . --.• MARTIN BREP, Member Glebe Royal t allege or Surge , nt. in Lon.lna. Ne sg, Atuadsl-Scat, Strand, near Temple liar. SALES BY AUCTICrh. By Virtue of a Commilitnn from the High Conn of A.m. Ou Monday the lath loftant, at elrven v cloak, At the ?hip btu. Dover, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, via About iSit Chefs Lemons; !cog Boles Ditto; sco Jars of Grapes. Part of the Cargo of the Wig Gas centionato, Captain Junaw CARL Tone, frost Malaga. For particulars apply to Melte &Riff and Mince. r vA:t r of tbe TRIA.:R;UZIN GALLERY. Tu be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, Dy Mars. SKINNER, DYKE an • CO. At the leueltferian Gallery, in the New Road, Mary la bonne, ow Titurfilay, May as, and following day, without referee, a: 13 be rill and --- • . _ o'clock, 'HE THIRD and LAST PART of that magni . 1 ficent and truly capital COLLECTION of PICTGR b.R , well known as forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GAI.LERY ; which have been imported at an Mini. nfe eapente from chi. Cc.' ti• rent ; they comprife fonts of the fineft Works of the molt cele brated Maltcrs of the Italian, Feneh, Haul& German, sud Patch Schools, viz. Carraccl Claude Merl Becckeievkanil Guertin° 1.. Giordano Panel/tint Hdttucade Lanfranco Guido De Crayer j ns Valaiques P. Corona Siren! Vernet Albano Baroccio Parocel Baffano Tintoretto Rignard De Hems /stole Mignard Eckhout Kamen S. Rofa Le Brun 80l Van l.yn Particularly a capital Pidiure by Eckhout, of the Prophet nub& and the Widow; a ditto of Clella in the Camp of Porfenna, very highly inland by Hdftocade; a Landfcape by Claude, Ste. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may ba lud at is. each on the Pretnifei, and a Merril. Skinner, Dyke, and Cu. Alderfgate Area ; alfu of Mr. Cnowell printer, Bath; Mars. R udhall and Co. printers. Briftol ; Mr. Billinge, winter s Liverpo,l; Mr. Danaldfon, printer, Edinburgh; a ittl of Mr. Tait, printer, Glafgow. Gii ...itur.lay, May 31. will be peremptorily Sold by Anatol:, in numerous Lots, the Material. ot the extenhve Garry ereeted for the exprels purpofc of the exhibition of the Truchiclhan GA 'cry of Pitftures. MAK iNk. bSIIMNCE, with immediate Poff. HOUSES and BUILDING GROUND, at Broad Stair., Kent. By Mr. SCOTT, At Garraway'h 'Change alley,Corobitl, on 'Muftis) , the tstb Init. at I'valve o'Clock, In One Lot, by the .liradlion of the Ertcu tors of the late ISOISASBLACKIIIURN. Efq. daceafeal, unlala an . - ace-titanic offs is made by Private Contra Ct. AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate on the Fa i t near the Cliff, at Broad Stairs, between Margate and Ramfgate, in the rich and beautilil We at flatlet comprifing Two delightful commodious Refidences, Prof ped Houle, and Hint Houle, fronting the Sea, commanding thoi eatenfive ' , needling views, the Coalt of France, the Ship*: in the Charnel and the.llowns, with the fine furrounding Country, fo embiently . diftingulfhing this fidubrions, Idea, and admired Marine Retreat; each hook contains drawing and dining rooms, feveral pleafant chambers, ample domeftic offices, coach houfe and ftables, &e. judicloufly planned, fubftantially brick an.l flint built, in good order, and ready for the immediate reception of refpceta- We Families, with the accommodation of the neat ufeful Furnitutr at a valuation. Alto fcveral fubftantial well-built !mall Ho**, fronting and eontiauous to the harbour, in good repair, let to eligible twants at will, and a Plot of Ground in a tine commanding Ltuation. ad joining Profpedt Houle, very dclirablc for building t the lard-tat is redeemed. May be viewed fourteen days before tile fate; and printed par ticutars had of Mr. Barfield, at the Library, at Broad Stairs; the Libraries at Margate and Ramfptr; the Bell at `:andwicht the Fountall at Canterbury ;at Garnway's ; alto zo, firs. &whin@ and I)ering. B,lieltors, at Margte ; and of Mr. Seem 15, WNW Bridge flrcet I Aindcn. at each of which tow. a plan m a y b e haw M ILA ran ru. I nb.k.illtAktit! MILL, &e. On Tburtiay, the sad dsy of M3y, tR7.6, at the White Lk* Inn, zt filaimetbury, in the county of Wilts, at Three o'clock In the af•crnoon, H Fee•ftmple and Inheritance of all that capital FRI.EHOLD. GRAZING, and ARABLE FARM, called MAUDITS PARK FARM, pleafautly Amsted in the Parith of Little Somerford, about two miles front Mtlmetbury, confifting of a 3.uid Farm Honk and Tenem.-At near, with convenient of fices, lizrn, Ox. and Cow Snit!, Yards, hardens, Orchard+, &e. is A. 3R. EP. of Arable Land, tRA. 'R. 3t P. of Water Mea dow, 214 A. 3R. 13P. of Pry Meadow er Pailure, SA. olt. 34P. of Withy Bed Coppice and Wend Lane.. and 3A. sit. 27P. of Orchard, the whole heitl Tythe Free (fulled only to a modus of al. to the Rector N I.ittle Somerford, io Lieu of all Tythes Tab sumer) within a ring fence, and lett to Mr. Matthew Robert_ feu together with the Kol of Great King Mead, from Lammas to Lady Day, about 41 acres, and the Forefbare or Cut of 7 acres in bailey, and t acre in Stock Meath, on tufa for to years from the cth of April. !Sot. And gift, all that capital WATER CORN or GRIST MILL. exiled KING'S MEAL/ MILL, eligibly lite , ted on tire River Avon, in the pariat of Little Somerford, near to the above mess. tiered Farm. It is plentifully (applied with water, wen calm. laud for working Machinery, and has convenient Out.build lap t with oA. aR. A7P. of Water Meadow, oA. 3R. :P., of Dry Meadow or Failure, in Great King Mead, belonging thereto. 1 here premifes are in the occupation of Mr. 'llll.Heath v whore leak thereof expires at Michaelmas, 4,7, when very coo. hderible improvement may be made thereon. The premires may be viewed an application to the refpeelive Tenant, ; and particulars are ready far delivery at the White Lieu. Malmtiliury ; the Angel. Chippeuhamf the Isar, Devizes; the White Hart, Bath, and at Mies fanner amid Coopees,ftellibuty v where a plan of the F. Late may be teen. To TH tS. TAYLOR, EA. No. 9, New bridge•ltreet, London. SIR —I confider it but *n of joilice due to the merits of your I.FARre PATENT PII.LS, to communi cate to you the following . Cure.Whhit has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine. who by the breaking out au old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Di& orders silting therefrom). was reduced 'lmo@ to a licekton, and though he had the belt medical advice which cond be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines. nothing could he procured which feemod to lob his cafe, or des him any leryleer he remained In • moil redue.l and pitiable fituation for two years,.unahle to follow his profelion, and learcely abk to walk or even to Rand on hit legs ; in fact, no one who knew blm ever fuppofed it pollibie for him to r. enter. He wu advifcd at IA to try your I. Pitts-4e did to, Oridtly adhering to the diredtinns given with thern...he had not taken more than two b. = .9, before he Mend an alteration for the better: this encouraged.hicre to proceed, and by taking • fee bones more he found his appetite and ftralgth grade• ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as my man I knnw. Yon are tvehosno. Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a • confirmation of the above account Bit Ihould be doubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library. Folklione, July t scot. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the tole Propthter Taos. Toot oR Member of the Royal Cause of Surgeons, Len don, at Ma ranee. No. g. 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