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. r• i. , - . . ... . 4.1 , • - • ' # 1: K__l( . ~; 1' - is , ..;. • . •L. , ......_ , ~, .---.---._ *. i... ).. -, 7: '•'. % • ;4 ., , , , , , , , ,.. 4 , :,. . \ l.._ It _ i. .. ... -..-- ..- .. . - \ V. ~. 1r WARY 184. yemaislt 17491 TUESDAY, JA TIO&TR1 AtITAL, CO VENr.GARDEN. oitiki or Otmaral, isii. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, do Array giore Notice, m o wn . On AMATo thr,,cauLit WINDMILL - srREET. %AIL WILSON and Mr. BROlilt w ill bekit Av.& the SPRING COIDLSE of their LECTURES on Mkt- TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOCIIY, end sultampr i no Monday, January en, at Two o'Cl , bck as usual. [PAW.' SIXIWIC2/41AL/41U4NT , . HOER INIMANCIII COMPANY Flitll 4 -s- LIFE, ARO nEs CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS OFFICE 1.(11)0ATE-IdiLL, LO DON PERSONS insured with this O ff i ce , whose Policies *spire* CtiataretAs, are respectfully Wormed, that' Receipts for the Retievralof the satne are now rea.ly fur Deflect y at the Ofilce, and srt h tic rapes:titre Agents of :be Company throughout ;he United Kingdori. WILLIAM BURY, Pecretery. N. P. Policies of Insurance, which expire at the above period, should be renLived set bin Fifteen Date dietesher. 1 1 1113 . PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 7, L will he performed, PERCY. Percy, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • Douglas, Mr. YOUNG; Raby, Mr. BARRYMORE. Hubert, Mr. EGERTON; Harcourt, Mr. BRUN FON ; Edrick, Mr. HAMERTON. Elwina, Miss SMI rH ; Birtha, Miss E. BOLTON. After which will be performed, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. With entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. To-morrow, The Comedy of Errors. On '1 hursday, Cato. On Saturday, The Foundling of the Forest. A Dew Grand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation, lad will be Immediately produced. 'lke Fair Penitent will be revived immediately, in which Miss Smith will perform Calista. That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall MAINS or iterate Friday, the 10th day of January next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TURPENTINE for Service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one Year, at the option of either ratty. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars, toietber with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Oil and Turpentine," but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 10th day of January, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tenderise noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, slia:l attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR EW, Sterdary, In the press, and its a few days will be publi.la.d, 1. FATAL LOVE ; or, Letters from a Vill Age . A. A Novel. la one large vol. 12mo. PavvicoAT Loose. A Poem, foundad on tite fill of an Under Petticoat, at a mem Ball lts Dojilln Castle, with humo rous Plates, co. Printed for Baeultdale, junior, 41, - - 'Ms day was publish.* ha t vets. um price .0.1. i's. board., I'HE SURGICAL WORKS of JOHN ABER. NP:111r, F. R. 3. &c. Ste.. .On the Constitutional Ori gin and Treatment of LOCAL DISEASES, ANEURISM, Diseases numb:lug SYPHILIS. and Diseases of the lIRE• TIIRA.—Ott hijurl.j of the HEAD, Miscellaneous bubj:cts, led LUMBER ABCP.SSES. :Printed for Louvain , Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Blown, Pa. t ter•row. rvir4' his day was published, K in Is. the Stroud Edition of E CRISIS of KLIGION; a Sermon, aLisowsiChliple, 4babsirlek, November the 1811; containing ST aicruass upon Mr.Litstc4uraa's STSTLiI of POPULAR EDUCATION. By the Rev. E. W.GRINFIELD,MA.Minister of Laura Chaps,. Printed ttir F. C. and I. Rivington No. 61., St.Paurs Lhurds yard ; sold also by I Hatchard, Piccadilly; and W. Mryler. Bath, r.itous PIKE OFFICE, atiNtltt.l, AND MI, OXFORD-STREET. PAYMEIIa OF RENT OF PREMISES RENDERED UN. *IENAN EARLE BY FIRE. POLICIES of Insurance expiri ng at Cunterst Aso should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that date s o prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing therein.—Mit ICA NTILd INl&lAMtUdretted it reduced Premiums. EAGLE LIFE OFFICE. Every description of in•urances upon Lists may be effected at CMS Mite with the %utmost funny, upon terms 4 peculiar ad. garapp. Wl+4. IME IMAM. Sacrexary. KAM. SANS PAREIL THEATRE; STRAND, OPPOSI l'E THE ADELPHI. (Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 7, and I'D-MORROW, will be presented, a new Comic OKISTby Mr. At:ld, called HE MERRY WOODMEN lu tbis dance will be introduced a Stick Dance or Combat. After which, the favourite Burietta, called THE ANIMATED EFFIGY. Barry Fslrmile, Mr. HUDSON; Lady Rachatl, Mrs. DALY ; Rachael horn, Miss STUBBS; and Lady Augusta, Miss SCOTT. _ _ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, December 23, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTn ORDNANCE, do hereby give noll.r, r- I °DOE, 14/AR saottuir ELF.GAN I . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAiorn LIARD TABLE. FINE FRENCH LAS4EII. ONE 14 PLATE, le by 641, FRENCH CLOCKS, CHANDEL TRIPODS, PAIN TINOS BY ES I EENIED MA , TEAS, and anion- Fleets. btlooging to the Estate of the late PETER 1 HEI.LUSSON, E 4. parinant to an Order of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, and with t,e approbation el SAMUEL COMP lON COX, E.g. uoe of the Masters be the said Court. „ •'1 u SOLfrby AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, PLAISTOW LODGE, between Lewisharti .and Bromley. in the County of Kr.NT, an Monday, the tOtb of January, and following Day, at Ekren &Clock : THE FURNITURE; comprising capital four• pns: and other bedsteads, with dimity, cotton, and staff furniturei, prime seasoned feather be•!s and beido.,-, of rations descriptions, DRAN ING-ROOM SUIT OF SILK Ft) Km. TURF, in windew•tairtains, sofas, eha re , iftc.; NOELS: BRILs LEAN I* FRENCH GLASsES, One ONE HUNDRED AND TWVI.VE BY sot ry-qx t Turkey, Bruoels, Wilton. and other carpe , s. WELL-FINISHI:D CABINE Alt*rteLF.s 0111 ALL DE SCRIP I lONS, in satin wood, mahogany, etc.. library 4isoolic4ses, A CAPITAL FULL-SIZED BILLIARD- TABLE, win.' MACES, QUEUES, ate. variety of furniture fur see• emu' apartment., kitchen requisites, a mangle, garden lights and oak, and various I ffrctg. That Proposals will be received ac their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Bth of January next, from such persons as may to willing to undertake the supply of HARNESS and COLLAR-MAKERS' MATERIALS for Service of this Department, upon a Contract for three Years. Patterns of the Articles to be supplied may be viewed upon ap plication to the Storekeeper at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, and a List of the Articles, may be had at the Se cretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be deli vered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Harness and Collar Makers' Materials ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of January next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the sante day, neither will any Tender be no ticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secrrtarw. I.ONDuN MEDIC REVIEW. Th'e day was plibashed, price P.s. Ed. THE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, NUMBER XVII. To c onclude with a new Comic Pantomime, written by Miss Scott, the whole of the Scenery, Music, &e. entirely new, called THE POISON TREE ; or, HARLEQUIN IN JAVA. nolequin, Mr. AULD ; Pantaloon, S'gnior MONTIONANI ; Clown, YOUNG IC/Nr.: l , (Who will introduce his admired Clog Hornpipe, and for this Week only, give a performance on Two Ladders). Wild Man, Mr. PACK. Columbine, Miss It UGGLES. la the course of the evening, Songs by Mrs. Gattatcs, Mr. Gactimaz, Mr. Tuoa ex, Mr. VtaLt ea s, and a new Patriotic Song, on the SUCC4 SS of the Expedition against the bland of Java, by Mr. HUDSON, in a Scene, being an exact representation of the city and fortifications of Batavia. Doors open at half-past five, begin at half-past sir. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. Second Price at half past eight. Places to be taken at the Theatre from ten till three. On 1 hursday, Pt iday , acid Saturday next, the Vizier's Son, Merchant's Daughter, and Ugly Woman of Bagdad. Printed for E. Co; St..fhomas-strret, Borough; Thomas Underwood, 40, Writ Smithfield, li g oadon. The Publishers respeclitily inform the pr f!;s'on, that to London Medical Review, containing a summary of every im portant Publication connected with medical sci:mee for i oon-n, 10, and 11 ; betides a great tariety of Interesting cases and in. telligence, may be procured of them, In 4 vols. Avis. price ,C 2. us. in boards, or any Volume or Numb• r stparately. This day was published, in titra pr.ee its boar ts, PSYCHE ; or, The LEGEND of LOVE ; and other POEMS.—By the late M. HENRY 'IIOHE. With a Porrait of the Author, engraved by Caroline Woeson. Printed for Longman, Herr, Ree., Orate, and B. own, pats". noster-row ; :Ind at the British Gdil,ry. 54, New Boad s rest. A few Copies of the Quarto Edition may be bed, price Li. 11$. 6d. boards. , PAC IS UNDENIABLE. £2l • 5 0 - Will Gain - - £20,00Q 10 -18 - 0 Will Gain - • 10,000 5 • 10 - 0 - WTI Gain - - 5,000 2 • 16 - 6 - Will Gain - 2,500 1 8 - 6 - Will Gain - - 1,250 ALL IN ONE DAY. " For elegance of design and accuracy of execution this much exceeds any poetical composition of the present slay. Wliile the hearts of our countrymen shall beat at the sweettut sounds of their naive language, conveying as nature dictates the feelings of the purest p4ssions, so long shall this tale of Psyche dwell on their can, and they shall think the angel still Is speaking." Monthly Review, October, 1811. To be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, which may be had oo the Prenitut, it One Shdllng ,each; and of Mr. Robins, Warvreirestreet, Golden-square. 'GRAND NAVAL SPECTACLE, WITH the Ships in Action, and Waves and Ele. ments in motion; composed of Transparent Bodies, put b motion by mechanical, optical, and philosophical powers, pro dating the effect and fluidity of the Sea, Smoke, Fire, &c a-simi lacing in a superior degree the effects of Nature, representing a Bea EfiFagement, from the circumstances which occurred at the BATI LE of TRAFALGAR, at the NAUMACHIA, Princes street, Leicester-square, from Eleven in the Morninz till Dusk, and front Si: in the Evening till Nine. Admission One Shilling. LLEN'sIIANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY for respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square. Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms £l. Is. per quarter, from Wine to ten, or .£2. 2s. from Light to ten; or on Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and Tostrumental Musk in general on Monday and Thursday, set. its. Gd. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or 52. 2s. without. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays set. ls. entrance, except young Ladles in town for school yam. bons, who pay Li. Is. for the month. Private 'coition at all ether boars. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi ilerably under the music shop price. 1-IVENDER AND HONEY WATERS. TEEI. and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCFfANTS 'l'O HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS of WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, beg leave to inform the Nobiky, Gently, and the Public, who fennel:lr them with their favours, that the above elegant and meted Perfetnies continue on sale at their Old Established Ware laese for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE.SrREET, STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are *rangers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey Waters, a trial of them, when STEEL and MEYER flatter them *lves they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them for Twenty Years past, while the price continues, as usual low, viz. the Lavender Water Se. or 23.91 taking six Bottles; Honey Water 4s. 6d. or six fur 245. L Orders for Exportation and the Country immediately at traded to. 0 TIDE NOBILITY, GEtsrl'ltY, SHOP KEEPERS, MERCHANTS, and those who have to exe cute bilge Commissions in the articles of Stockings, Gloves, teal Welch Flannels, Elas is Drawers, &c.—A conspicuous advantage st RADFORD's NOTTINGHAM WAREHOUSE, No. 52, peaplide, four doors from Bow Church. 'I he extreme exig,en ides of it it Butes are such as to require the utmost economy in Mess. esrecially in those essential articles, Stock'ngs, Gloves, real Welch Flannels, Elastic Drawers, Ladies' invisible Coats, and dresstsallin .one. I. Radford begs. to return his most grateful acknowledgments to his numerous friends and customers for the eery liberal and decided preference he has received during the eleven years he has been in Business, and in a srcial manner, presumes to recommend to the Ladles his new invented Bruns- Wick Invisible Dresses, that are such a preventative against told% and are patronised by the Royal Family, and likewise his elegant China Silk Stockings, feeling a strong confidence they Will give the utmost satisfaction, they being of superior qualities, and at the following very reduced prices : white or black silk aids cotton feet, 61. a pair ; men's ditto, 7s. 6d. ; Ladies all silk, 7s.per pair; men's ditto, 9s. 6d. upwards; stout cotton, Is. Sd. ; very fine, 2s. 6d.; superfine, s.. and upwards; a quantity of gloves at 4d. per pair ; flannels front Bd. per yard; green baiztof :very description very cheap, to be had In any quantity. But to prevent mistakes, please to observe they are at Radrord's Notting- Um Warehouse, 52 Cheapside, foar doors from Bow Church. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. THE only genuine pectoral BALSA M of HONEY, invented by 'sir Joust HILL, M.D. The Linnxua of Britain Peeornmends this excellent preparation as the Most salutary and effeCtuai remedy for all disorders of the 13reas• and Lungs, Con• grated Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids, and obstructions in the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expectoration, Wheezing' and uneasiness in breathing are speedily removed by A few doses. It takes off the irritation, opens the thoracic ducts, and heals the Soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thirty years .txperience has confirmed the recommendation in the immediate relief aind gradual cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con sumptions. It is the greatest preserver of the lungs ever discovered, and contains all the healing, softening, and soothing qualities of that Salubrious extract of FI.OWERS called HONEY ; and the 'fichest balsams of the Eastern World; it is as rcs ora•ive as Asscs . Milk, a'd never disagrees with the stomach ; a common Cold 4 1 elds to its benign influence in a few hours, and when resorted to before the complaint Is far advanced, all danger of Consunsp .#on is certainly prevented. Price Ss. Bd. per bottle, or 7 in one large, for 223. To guard againt IMposition observe the name of Shaw and Sdward", 66, S. Paul's Church-yard, Is engraved on the stamp. Sold by Shaw and Co 66, St Paul's, en the footway k Tutt, - I ! l clali,es and bawds( 1 Ce. Ostord-struex. OBSERVE, the STATE LOTTERY of only 12,000 Tickets begins Drawing at Nine o'Clock in the Morning of the 21st of THIS MONTH, and fini.hes on that Day, so that those Persons who mean to Purchase must Buy on or before MONDAY, the 20th of This Month. 1 leis day Wes publiabed, prict T HE EDINBURGH REVIEW ; or, CRITI CAL JOURNAL, NUMBLR XXXVII. CONTENTS.—Publications on the &localism of the Ellis ott Respiration.—Poison's Hecuba.— Hardy's Life of .Lord Charletnont —Publications on West Indian slivery.—Papers on Toleration —HurnbolJt, Lssai Politlque stir la Nouvelle hsfagne —Mr. Bran le 's Papers in the Philoopitical Tray:sac:ions.— Transactions of the Geological Society.—bombe Voyage aux Index Orientales.—Quarterly list of New rublicAsions.—NotiFe by the Edit • rs. LICENSED I3Y GOVERNMENT. MARTIN, 8, Cornbil. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. One Hundred and Twenty Thotnand Pounds will be divided among the fortunate Holders of 'tickets on the 2L•t of dais Month. MARTIN begs his Friends w llnot delay who . intend to make a purchase in the present small Lottery; particularly those residing in the country, a, there was not a Picket to be had in the last Lottery tor several days previous to the day of Drawing. l'resent Price Ticket £2l 5 0 Half - XlO 18 0I Eighth . £2 16 6 Quarter 5 1* 0 Sixteenth - 1 8 6 A good allowance made to coachmen, dubs, agents, &c. purcha sing largely, and orders front the country directed as above duly attended to by return of post. W. Maa•rtr begs leave to informthe Nobility and Gentry, 'hat from his office Newspapers of every de>cription are regulatly for warded to all parts of the United Kingdom, postage free, and In that regular manner which shall givt the greatest satisfaction. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Eiln burgh ; and White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet street, London. Of whom may be had, Complete Sets, in 18 volumes, price Xi I. 5% in bouris, or single Numbers, price 6s. NEW STATE-LOTTERY OkFICE, Na. 1, CORNHILL. pIDDIN G and Co. return their grateful thanks for the past favours of their Friends and the Public, and respect fully so . icit a continuance of them for the NI.W YEAR's LOT-. TERY, which will be drawn test of THIS MONTH, and con tains numerous Prizes of relo,ooo, seti,ooo, £4,080, £l,OOO, £3OO, 3cc. &c.—lt is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre sttnt Lo ri caY Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every Number divided into Shares, sl.all be deposited with the R eerivr- General at the Stamp-office, and is liable to be detained there un• il the Holders of the Shares shall have been paid,—it is mani fest there is now the same security for Adventurers at a New Office, as at any of the Old ones, and it is obvious there is pre cisely the same Chance.—That being indisputably the fact, and is no endeavours are omitted to give satisfaction, PlDoisa's Office •will (by considerate Persons) not be thought lets entitled to their Preference, when they are informed that it conduces to the Be nefit of P.'s large Family of 'feu Children—Nn. 1, Cult NIIILL. This day was pg'ilished, in One Volume I Yrno. price 48. bound, embellished WWI 4 Copper-plates, and 28 Wool-cuts. - I`HE NEW YOUNG MAN's COMPANION ; or, the Youth's Guide to general Knowledge, designed chiL fly fur the benefit of private Persons of both Sexes, and adap ted to the capacities of Beginners. In 'I hree Puts. By JOHN HORNSEY. inte! for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Breren, Pater noster-row, London; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be hid, by the same Author, 1. Child's Monitor, 2d Edition, 12mo. price 6d. b mad. 2. Monosyllables, I Bmo. - - Is. Bcl eo. S. English Grammar, 12mo. - 2.5. 04. do. 4. Expositor, 2d Edition, 12mo. . 2s. 6.1. do. This day was published, In 10 vols. royal 18mo. to correspond with Inckbald's Beatish Theatre, and Collection of Fame, price £2. 101. rid on fine paper, price £3. 155. boards 'll 'HE MODERN THEATRE; or, a Collection -IL of successful Modern Plays, acted at the Theatres Royal, London. Printed front the Prompt-books by authority of use Managers. Selected by Mrs INCHBALD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New 114.nd-street. Of whom may be had, edited by Mrs. Inchbald, I. The British Theatre, in 25 vols. royal lamo. with Portraits, price £6 16s. ed. boards, on fine paper £l3 do. u. A Collection of Farces, in 7 vols. royal I ntno. price AI las. and fine paper,with Portraits, £2 12s. tad. boards. NEW YEAR'S 01Frs oF TWEri I'Y'I'HOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES IN THE MATCHLESS 9 FATE 1.0 1"I ERY OF ONLY 12,000 TICKE I'S, ALL TO BE DRAWN ON TUESDAY, el st THIS MONT H. BISH, (Contractor), gratefully happy in an -1 . nnuncing the numerous Calmat Prizes which he has sold In the last three or four months, solicits the publ:e attention to the present lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally fortunate In dispoiing of Capitah to those who now honour him with their Stommands. The rickets are few ; the Prizes numerous ; the Capitals great land the Risk (mall. Sal EM E. 2 Prizes of ,C 20,000 - - are £40,000 2 - . 6.000 - - - 12,000 2 - - 4',000 - - - 6,000 6 - - 1,000 - - - - e,060 .2,396 from £3OO to £2O - - - 54,000 - The following Capital Prizes Were auld in Shares at 4, Cos. hill, 9, Charing-crost,Londun t; and ty Digit's Ageata in the coon. try, in the two Lotteriei drastic' 111 October and November last t 1,693 - Class A • fE18;000 9,349 - Class C £15,000 4,363 - s. A - 5,1'00 71 . - A - 9,000 1,853 - - .A • 2,000 1,640 9. • - B - 2,000 .4,025 - - C - 1,000 1,852 & • - A - 500 11,052 - - A • 500 1 3,363 - • , - 500 '2,283 - - B - 500 *Whi t t*. . ' An immediate purchase is advised, asildie smallness of ( the testwi Tickets ;ad Shares ntay be milltimaiii4Hichin a day 4tcppirtiCiltikarastinc, SP 'thick vrill bu • , ' •••• i I'UL,AY. Ille 2t41, itigAra .. CAPITAL NAVY ELM TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCI'IOO, At the Swan Inn Langport, on Friday, the 17th day of January, 1812, ( togetbe r,: or in Lots of ten 'frees each, taking them numetitally,) TWO Hundred and Fifty-sir prime ELM TIM. BER TREES, containiag about three hundred loads , many or which are fine Keel Pieces and Plank Stacks; with the Lopi and 'fops thereof; now standing, and numerically marked witty white paint, on the Manor of Muchelney, within a mile of the navigable River Parrot, and only about one mile from LangpOrt, and twelve from Bridgewater. For a view of the litab:r, and further particulars, apply SO Mr. William Sine-key, at Miseftehsay., NAVAL TIMBER, NEAR OUNDLE, NOETHAMIN. TONiHIRE. TO BE SOLD 3Y AUCTION, At Gafraway's Coffee-Holm, Change-AIL y, London, on Wed. nesday, the 12th of February, 1812, at firlthrt o'Cloen, ONE Thousand Three Hundred arid Eighty4i OAR 'FREES; Fire Hundred and Seventy-sis AS TREES; Twenty ELIVE'I REFS ; Thirty WALNU r TREES Fide HORSE-CHESNUT TREEI; and One LEECH TREE standing as they ate with the Top and Birk thereon, in thirteen Lots.—Printed Pat-wan-A of which may be Fad at the Swan Inn, Oundle ; the George Inn, Stamford; the George Inn, Nor-. thanvon ; the Lion and Lamb, 1.-icester • of Mr. Webster, ft Deem., near Clinidle; at Garraway's Colfee.kouse, Change-alley" Loudon; of Mr. Upton, Utopian, Surr:y; aed of Mr. Henry Upton, Petworth, Sussex. The Ship-Builders and Timber 'Merchants are assured that this Timber is we'} worth their attention ; as it is pecul ady a Japted for the ; of large diMellei .no and good quality; Nino Plank at:d Thick St. ff, with very Mtge Heads, which will produce a great quantky of Bark.-1 he Ash 'limber is aLo of good. qua I y. TO BE PEREMTORILY RESOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, model* a Cause, • 1 GILBEE and Others againtt GILBEE," banes CIIMILLI THOMPSON, L's" one Of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale-Boom, in So ithanapton-Buildings, CLaticery-lane,'London, on Weintsday, the 15th day of Jii• unary, 1812, between the hours of one and two o'clock in tbe afternoon, in one Lot. CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, called CHARTHAM DEANRY, situate in the Parish of Mart ham, in the Cout,ty of Kent, with two coach-houses, a six otai ',table, a threo.stall stable, brewlionse, extensive pleasure-grounds divided hy a stream of water, two fish-ponds, a spacious walis4 rardern, grapery and green-house, together with three meadows adjoining, and bounded on the one side by the river Stour, coo tuning in the whole inserts, Stood. and 3 perches, or thereabouts. The shave Mans on-House and Premise, are held by lam us• der the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, for sl year; from the stth day of June, 1811, at the clear yearly rent of t and din !else is renewable every 7 years, upon payment of a fine. Charthatu Desnry is within four miles of Canterbury, 10 mass l of Ashford, and about 56 miles from London. I Particulars may be had (gratis) at thank' Master'sChandoen. In Southampton-Buildings; of Mr. Lowten, Solicitor, Pak's- Buildings, lemple; Mr. Batten, Solicitor,Hare-Coort ; Tempbs, London; on the !'remises; at the Fountain Inn, Canterbu r y ; Royal otel, Margate; King's Head, Ramsgate; and the Sara cen's Heid, Ashford. No. 47, Lotioart-Hiti,Dar. 8,1811. S EVERAL Hundred Pounds bavingvecently been MONTHLY Hi Reprinting Numbers which erste out of print --- ----* of the MONTHLY AIACIA EINE and MEDICAL 1011111AL,EIly single September 211, ISM Numbers or,Voitones, to complete Sets, may now be had as above, S IR —Believing that my singul ar case i s worthy the or of all booksellers, at the regular prices, in numbers or volumes. Li-f attention of the P‘hlic, I have sent It f.r your Love Fur a limited period Complete Sets may be purchased as above For 16 months, I was in such pain from a rheumati .m inn= nr of all booksellers, of the Most stmt MoosziNe, in 39 Vols, that I became so feeble and cootraered I could not walk; and al. containing 290 Vs. Numbers, neatly half bound, from the begin- though I applied to several of our Medical Gentlemen, Wilt ad Mug of 1796 to the end of i all, at Lid 16$. them weld give ate a moment's rue. When I waited on you, I The Manicox and Persical. JOURNAL. in 26 Volumes, con- had your Medicine used fur about half an lieur, and. strange to raining 154 2s. ed. Nunibers, neatly half bound, from its corn. tell! I was not only able to walk without pain, but I really walk. mencement in 1798 to the end of 1811, £l5 15s. With Russia ed home, bring a disrance of 8 miles, and only stopped once by backs, sixpence per volume extra. the way. 8y continuing to use your Medicine, abJut 8 seentbs It is a fact too well known to require to be stated in this place, ! 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