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1 the oho. o Out. rola, • :is, ista duty - r ---- .0• 1"4L X, ' .. ) , " \ I. . 7. • • 1' • Ifil k• ••_ ' . . 0 . .. " I ~ : . di. . • , ~ , Nrie ~,,T 1 1. . .. . •4 i * . N. • ' - _ .2., ' ~, • ''•••••.,......"1. ....,,„_ • . 4 411 . '" .. 'T . . 46 L .. 5....., . . ;* il ik A fp A . , . V . . I) i 4 _ TIMBER 7824: z --_-- THBATRB ROYAL, LtIVENT-(JARDEN. THIS PRES E NT EVENING, APRIL 3, will he performed, . THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. , trounda On the Incas of Marmontel, and Kotzebue's Play of gotta, or The Virgin of the Sun). " .. talito, M r . BARRYMORE ; High Priest, Mr. EGERTON ; Don m o or°, Mr. BRUNTON ; Rolla, Mr. YQUNG ; janior. Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. LISTON. High Priestess, Mrs. POWEI.L ; Cora, Miss S. BOOTH ; Amazili, Miss FERON. To which will be added, furth time this Season, the Rontantle Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. To.stiorrow and Wednesday, Julius Czsar. On Monday. King Richard the Third. On Tuesday, The Virgin of the Sun. On 'Thursday, The Winter's Tale ; Hermione, Mrs. Siddoris (being the last Season of Mrs. Siddons's appearing on the Stage.) On Friday, The J-sinus Wife. CAPITAL INN. THE RED LION INN, Banbury, Oxfordshire, 11 to be Sold, and possession given immediately. The pre mises are very• spacious and commodious, and front their local siltation for the Posting and other business, may be ranked as one of the first Inns in the County. The premise. are freehold ; part of the purchase-money may remain on 'mortgage; the fit tures and goods to be taken at a fair valuation. For further bltticulars enquire of Messrs Denton and Barker, No. IS. Gray's Inn Square; Mr. Fairhairn, Auctioneer, Comp ton-stmt, Soho ; and Mr.- Peter Bicknell, Banbury. WHITE HORSE INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FE'T'TER-LANK, •LO•NDON. JAMES RICKARDS moit respectfully acquaints . 1 his Friends and the Public, that he has . recently taken the above long established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage and that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes. in forms them,that with a view to render the most superior accom toodatton. he has made considerable alterations and imps ovements so the Premises ; and that from an arrangement with some of the brit Merchants in the City, be is enabled to have always on band an extensive stock of the most choke old Wines, and ge seine Spirits, and he assures those Gentitmen and Families who honour him with their support, that no exertion on his part shall k wanting to render them every comfort an Inn can possibly atilvd.—Coachcs to mast parts of the Kingdom—Neat t'ost Chaises. SILK STOCKINGS, and real INDIA COTTON STOCKINGS, selling off, of a very superior quality, both ribbed and plain, at RADFORD'S NOTTINGHAM WARE HOUSE, No. 52, Cheapside, four doors from Pow Church ; large quantity of white or black silk hose, from 6s. 6d. a pair to die most curious qualifies cheap hi proportion ; likewise a quan tity of India cotton hose, from 1,. 6d. a pair to very fine 2s. 6d. best superfine 3s. Ed. men's boot hose ls. M. a pair; alio a quan tity of good gloves, from 6d a pair Those who have ta make brge purchases, will find an advantage well worth attention. To prevent miatakes, observe they are at Radford's Notting ham Warehouse:, No. 32, C heaps: de, four door; from Pow Chu: ch. FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION. TURK's PATENT COOKING APPARATUS DAILY IN USE, from Eleven to Four, AthisFURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 188, FLEET STREET. The peculiar qualities of the above Apparatus embrace every ireful improvement, and it is so systematically arranged, as to be rendered suitable from a small to the nr)st extensive Est 'Wish emu, potsesking every convenience for cooking, viz. Roasting, Boiling, Stewing, Baking, Ste. &c. the whole of which is per formed by one small fire, and warranted to save two-thirds of Peel. The vessels are used without the least soil, by which means they are'rendered far more durable titan those used over minion Rat•ges. It is also a certain Cure fors Smoak) , Chimney .1 LINENS. THE BELFASreaki;AN, determinecl to sup port their dependant Mechanics_ by full employment, pre DOW selling Irish Linens and Shectings considerably under the factor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an export trade may hercaf t r 'reward their exertions to keep the poor from want. They respectfully invite the public to insret,their valuable Stock at 50, Great Russell-street, Bloom-bury, opposite the British Mu seum; the only. house in London where the Irish Linens and Sheeting' of ;he best fabric are sold, warranted bleached on the grass, without any chemical acid. No other article sold, and not 'ess than a piece. The company's prices are full en per cent. be low any oth-r house. Cash for Irish Notes. 13a oo s, Buten, Ltd O'KEtTE 4 Agents to the Company, 50, Great Russell-street, Bloom slimy. . , LAVENDER AND HONEY WA FERS. • STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS it WALES, and most of the ROYAL PA MILE. kieg leave to Inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, who honour them with their favours, that the above elegant apd lawful Perfumes continue on gale at theirOrd Established Ware house for thaw articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE . S MEET. STRAND; and respectfully recomniend to those who are strangers to the sup. rior quality of their Laverne* and Honey Waters, a trial of them, when ST se. aid Mar la fl.itter t hem *elves they will meet with the.approbation bestowed on the m . ftw Twenty Years pan, while the price continues, as usual low, via. the Lavender Water S. or 2s. Dd. taking six Bottles; Honey Water Is. cid• or six for 24... ICP Orden for Exportation and the Conner) Immedia•ely at- Unded • and SANDERS, under the deepest LA ' sense of gratitude for the very liberal patronage they have airratly received, Very humbly ir Ginn Ladies and Gentlemen they have recently enlarged thei: Manufactory and Ware- P ° o ml, and which now exh4dt a very ext:ns.ve and faddonable ColLtdon of every Article of C tBINE r and UPHOLSTER'S' FURNI MAE for Houses and Mansions of every description. h particul ar the Patent Bedsteads Sofa B-ds, Chair Beth, Ira krill Di n i ng Tables, ' Trafalgar Sideboards aud Tables in one `'taint piece of Furniture, with many oth, r new and improved Inventions for the East and Westindies and all Foreign Climates. Anny and Navy, &c. N. B. The various Inventions, /ice. that many others are offer i•st File. it is almost needless to say to a discerning and lihe lt.al Public, have most of the m b een co pi e d f rom M organ an d Manufactory, dvsfs 16 and 17, Ca-harine-street, Strand. TOOI H POWDER. BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded a, one of th e greatest b lessings ProvitlenCe can bestow, without *Lich kr the finest ?penned face i s i m p er f e c t; i na tt ent i on to t h e teet h V l_d Fame is th e pr i ncipal cause of an o ff ensive t,rcath . BUTLIa's ault ASIA RISTORATATIC TOOTH POWDER, 15 a most elegant tand certain remedy for all diseases ~f tile teeth and gumy ; its e rt " la rllualiries are not simply confined to cleansing the tee•h, Imserie them in the highest state of perfection; h will Ituark them Dearman' white, fasten such as may be looSe, and restore flittn to their original purity, entirely era licate the scurvy In .A. _the &tuns, cause them to adhere close and firni to the teeth, go lt-wr i eyean t ti l tid a healthful red. and thO breath delicately sweet, cure Ulu most excruciating t oat h-ach,. gum-biles, and swelled ace. d ohol esaltlnd retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, come fitll Yateroaster-row; and retail by Belem isnd Sharp, Portsmouth, Johnson, and +onoion, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Pot ` sea • Treonnan, Exeter; Cookwen - thy, Glenville, amt M' an ? d !inland, Plym ou th • Newbury, Dublin ; Baxt e r MlDonalii, Giaegow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Car- S l NEdinburgh ; C rutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Greg tor and Billi nge, I Averpool ; Ftains and Lynch, Manchester Er ;-- f lW en, Norwich I K nott and 1 loyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, g in) ; ktheardianl Penny, !Jet rpool ; an of most respec table amine %Were in the &neon', in B°7*Vl "`"ch. r-• 31.1 OSSA Mtv, ; t tUO and Nitr. row, 41Col •••••..... !apt CM* lhe vbr. • 46 de- fedir I a& Nine Nob 4as• tug, I, If Aftt. L.. ~1 Sees, WV!! It be : .asas tit% Into slob 411. bat ey► ' 1 •1 is it Id ca‘ do. kw* We 6 fil leo% Ihrit Mr, r f.• Vitg WC! / W lanf 4 FRIDAY, APRIL 3,. 1811: coutrrstY RETREAT. AGENTLEMAN of respectability may be ad: mined as one of the noddy in a pleasant and healthy vil lage, situated in the most deligh•ful part of the Cotinty of Kent and within a morning's ride of Tunbridge Welts. The premis e ; abound with every convenience; walks sheltered by stately trees, attentive pleasure-grounds ; and gardtas abounding with fruit. The Proprietor possesses a considerable estate surrounding the house, with every sort of game for the spirts of the field, sport ing dogs, treut-'cream, and fish-ponds. For further particulars apply to Mr. Walker, 4S, Frith-street, Soho-square, between Eleven and Three o'Clock. CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. H _ ORNSBY and Co. assure their Friends that the Scheme of the present Lottery present:, benefits to the Ad venturer of singular superiority and novelty, the chances are sq well arranged, that the Prizes set forth, cannut fail of giving uni versal satisfacc on. All that have perused the Scheme, declare they will have a chance. Tickets and Shares arc selling by Hoastsav and Co. who so• Keit the favour of the Public at their old-established State Lottery Office, 26, Cornbill, where all Prizes are immediately paid. Orders by Post or Carrierezecuted with fidelity and dispatch. NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn 30th of APRIL, 1812. SCHEME. 1 Prize of £20,000 Is . A 20,000 1 - 15,000 15,000 1 - 10,000 - 10,000 1 - 5,000 1 5,000 • 1 - 4,000 • 4,000 1 - 3,000 - 3,000 2 - 2,000 - 4,000 4 - , 1,000 • 4,000 6 . sho - 3,000 8 . 400 - 9,200 10 • - 300 • 3,000 12 .. 200 - 4,100 20 - 100 • 11,000 50 . 50 - 70 - 40 . 100 - 30 • 25 a 2,000 • 15 • SALES BY AUCTION: SYDENHAM, KENT. Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Garages, and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhlll, on Thursday, April 9, at Twelve, • - A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held & fur upwards of BO years; comprising an excellent compact Family Residence, the principal part erected within a few years, ..consisting of an Entrance Hall. Dining Parlour, capital Drawing room, Study, Store-rooms, and suitable Spacious airy BedChant ' hers over, convenient O ffi ces of all descriptions, gcod Cellars, Yards, oach-house and Stables, and O.:buildings all in com plete order ; and small Pleasure Ground, good Garden, Orchard, Farm yard, and Buildings, rich Meadow Land, the whole about thirteen Acres, situate at Sydenham, in the county of Kent, only seven miles from London, the property and residence of Henry Tahourdin; Esq. This Estate forms a desirable propl.rty for a Gentleman's Family, excellent neighbourhood, and good roads iu all directions. May be viewed by tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at the Golden Lion, Sydenham ; Bull,Shooter's-hill; Green Man, Blackheath; Rays) Mortar,Wool wich ; Bell,Bromley ; at Garraway's,and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ' street, Colden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. 2,500 2,800 S,OOO 3,100 30,000 - . - 13,000 Tickets, X 120,000 Tickets and Skates are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, EITRNE, and WARNER, Stock-Brokers, No. 9:3, Royal Ex change, London. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con. • tractors with Government, respectfully brg leave to solicit the patronage of the Public towards the SCHEME of the present STATE LOTTERY, which will be draw n on the 30th of NEXT MONTH—APRIL. SCHEME. 1 Prize of it 30,0410 li £O,OOO 1 • - 15,000 • - 15,000 1 - • 10,000 - • 10,000 1 • - 5,000 - - 5,00 1 ' - - 4,000 • - 4,1190 1 • • • 3,000 - • 3,1100 9 - • 9000 • - 4,1/00 4 - - 1,000 - - 4,000 6 - - LUO • - 3,000 8 • - 400 - - 3,200 10 - . 300 - . 3,000 12 - . 260 - - 2,400 20 - - 100 - - 2,000 50 - - 50 - , - 2,500 70 - - 40 - - 2,800 108 - - 30 - - 3,000 124 - • 'B5 - - 3,100 2,000 - - l5 - • 30,000 12,0u0 Tickets. #'l 20,000 . The rickets in this Lottery are all of different Numbers ; and the wlibie Lottery will be dew mined in one day. Tickets and ;,hares are selling by Itictimioori, Cooor licit, and Co. at their Offices, the corner of Bank budding', Curnhill, and facing the Maws, Charing-Cross, where in the last Lottery, No. 34136, a Prize or se -30,000, was sold in eleven Shares. This4lay was published, price 1 A LETTER respectfully addressed to the Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE, M.P. in Answer to his Notes of Observations tati Objections which have been made to the Bill brought iute the House or Commons in the last Session of Parlia ment, tespecting Registers of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, and Funerals. . . By the Rev. C. DAIJBENY, LL. B. Archdeacon of Sarum. Printed fur Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by klatchard, in )'iccadally. HOBHOUt•E'S TR.AVEI.b IN Ah.bANIA. This day was published, price 255. bo reds, SOME ACCOUNT di a JOURNEY into AL BANIA, ROUMEI.IA, and other PROVINCES of TUR KEY during the Years 1809 and 1810. By J. C. HOBI4UUSE. Prirtrd f ir James Cawthorn, 24, Cockspur-strret i London. In the Press, Lord Ityroii's Satires, in which wilt be included, never before publqied, Hints from Horace, and the Curse of Minerva. LOCK AND SURGICAL . DISPENSARY. This day was published, price Ss. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution, pRACTICA.L OBSERVATIQNS ON THE VENEREAL. DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures,'Dehilay, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakness an 1 de rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu. tins, raining out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against cm pyricism in this prsetle», so fatal to the young and unwary. By P. KIERNAN, Member of the ItoyalCollege, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary•. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternipt . rr-row ; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, lied cord-square. This day was published, in duodecimo, pries 3s. 6d. bound, A new Edition, being the Seventh, of ! ,'„ZALLUSI"S HISTORY OF CATILINE'S Li CONSPIRACY, and the WAR with JUGURTI4A. Ac cording to the excellent aad accurate Edition of Gottlib Cocchi.. With an English Translation as Stem! as possible, aad large Ex planatory Notes.—By JOHN MAIR, M.A. Printed Cit. Bell and Bradfule, and W. Creech, Edinburgh ; and Thomas HamiPoa, Paternoster-row, Lon lon. Of whom may be had, the following valuable School Books, by the same An;,hat, I. The first Emir Books of C. J. Cm.ar's Commentaries, with an English TrAlation and Notes, Ss. 2. An Introductiou to Latin Syntax, 15th edition, 35. 3. The Itro's Dictionary, Latin and English, 3s. 4. A Radical Vocabulary, Latin and English, Is. Sd. 5. Book-keeping Modernized ; or, Merchant Accounts by Double kntry, according to the Italian Forth, &c: &c. 9s. Of Thomas Hamilton may be had, all the Books used at the High School and liniverSity of Edinburgh. ills day was published, a New Edition, 8 v0..85. boards, of LEcrußzs oi. the Figurative LanguAge" of the HUT Ssnitroaas, and the Interpretation of it from the Scripture itsolit to which are added, Four Lectures on the Rela tion between the Old and the New Testaments, as it is set forth o the Epistle to the I-I.:brews. By W. JONES, A.M. " These Lectures constitute, in our opinion, one of the most ingenious and valuable works of their Author, they arc at once calculated to illustrate and enforce Scriptural Truths; to throw new light upon some doubtful pastages, to enlarge the understan ding, to affect .he :,: , art and ccitisclence, and s imulate the upright sad holy cooduct."—Eclectic Rev. Aug. 1809. Printed f or 3%. aruitton, ST, Paternoster-row. Of whom roar be had, 1. A Treatise upon the Authenticity of the Scriptures and the Truth of the Christian Religion, By Jacob Bryant, Esq. New Edition, Etvo. tie. 9. Observation, on the Plagues inflicted upon the Egyptians; In which irshewit the peculiarity of those Judgments acid their Correspondence with the Rites and Idneatriee of drat l'eople. $y Jacob Bryant, L.q. New Edition, two. boards, N. B. The remaining copies of Dr. Munkhouse's Sermons, S vol.. bvo. (published at Lt. ts.) may be had is above, at shi re• ducted price of 12.4. ROMNEY MARSH-KENT. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, Manor, Fishery, Farm-house and Buildings, Cottage, Public House, and 11'.50 Acres of Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Marsh Land and Beach, of *filch possession may be had at Michaelmas next. Ey Mr. ROBINS, at the Saracen's Head Intl, at Ashford, in the county of Kent, on Tuesday, April 14, at 12; in Four Lots, • A VALUABLE and very improveable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate in Romney Marsh, in the pariah of Lydd, near New Romney, in the county of Kent; comprising the Manor or reputed Manor of Lydd, with the right of fishery, extending near two miles along the beach and in the sewers of the . Estate, and' upwards of 1;50 Acres of rich meadow, marsh, and salt marsh land and beach, with farm-house and buildings, cot tage, and public house, all in a ring fence, in the occupation of Captain Fynn, Messrs. Baker, Russell, Oyler, axi others, adjoin ing the lands of the Earl of I hanet and - Witherden, Esq. 'lbis Estate is highly iniproveable, and by temporary fencing may be considerably increased. Possession may be had at Miehs.lri•a, next. A very eligible property to invest money. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the George inn, Lyda; White Hart, Rye; of Mr. Steady, Baker, Folkstone ; Ruse and Crown, Dymchurch • Ship and Lon ion Inns ; and of Mr. Shipdein, Solicitor, at Dover; Saracen's Head, Ash ford; Fountain, Canterbury; of Mews. Jonas an•: Green, Salishury-square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Goidea quare, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. YORKSHIRE. MANOR and Valuable FREEHOLD, and in part Tighe-free Farms and Lands (with Land-tax redeemed) in the East Ri , !ing of the Cotzrty of York. By Mr. WM. STANTON, At the Beverley Arms Inn, In the Town of Beverley, on Wed. nesday and Thursday, the 20th and 21st days of May, 1812, each day at Twelve o'Clock, the following valuable Property, in 26 Lots, via. 'THE MANOR or LORE)SHIP of ELSTER N. with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, together with the Free and Copyhold rents, amounting to .C 6. Os. 6d. per annuni, and the fines arising from several Houses, and 376 Aces of Land Kehl of this Manor as Copyhold in Bondage ; alsr a valuable Farm, containing 99 Acres, with new erected Ftrni•house and Out-buiVilags, situate about five miles from the Vlarket Town of Hedou, and twelve from the Port of Mull. The MAR ESTATE, consisting of Mt Acres of Land, with Farni-hotr,e and necessary Out-buildings,.situate in the Parish of Stirs, about nine miles from Hull, and twelve from Beverley. The DIIV.BLETON ESTATE, comprising nine Acres of Land, shwa* in the Parish of Essington, about six miles from Pattringtno. The 150'1J rH DALTON ESTATE, consisting of 73 Acres Of Land, situate about six mileefrom Betstiey, and the same dis tance ere in Market Wrighton. The SEATON ROSS ESTATE, Comprising 103 Acres of Land at Seaton Ross and Beilby, seven miles from Market Weil Eton. The REIGHTON ESTATE, consisting of a - Dwelling house and es Acres of Land, exult sii miles from Bridlington and 14 from n Seat borough MOLESCROFT ESTATE, which is situated at Bever- Ls!, and comprises 124) Acres; and if tint previously di.poscd of y Private Contract, will also be Sold by Auct:o”. A DWELLING HOUSE, with Stable, Garden, and three Roods of Land at Woosimausey, and the Tithe., arising from certain Lands, containing about 1347 Acres to the Townships of Woodonansey, Thearne, Wee Stotkhill, Satulholtne, and Picktnn, within the Parish of St. ;oho of Beverley, in .the East Riding of the County of York. N.. 11. The Melescroft Estate will be Sold the first dsy in 14 I Lots, and the remaining part of the property the second day, in. 12 Lots. For particulars apply to Messrs. Graham; Kinderley, and Dam' villa, Solicitors, Lincoln's inn, London • Messrs. Handley and P rarson, Solicitors i Sleaford, Liaeolushire • Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle temple Hsi, London ; Richard Townsend, Esq. Newbury, Berks; lobo Leawood, Esq. Bever. ley, Yurkehire s the Auctioneer Hitches) Hens; and 4 Mr: iiiinvey44 Ws Severity Arms La atars:44, Patbk InrftigtitailitlPPOtifi. ' . SALES BY AUCTioN: • _ t • CAM ND DOIEBUITIE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MAMA .N 1) - TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION, BY MR. l'ElsON, At the Bell Inn . ' at Haver.ll, in the Cr.unty of Sualk, about t h e first week in May (unless previously &aimed of by PriVatil Contract), in 'event Lots, • irHE MANOR of SHARDELOWB ALLiNO A• TON, In Shady Camps, tegebei• with a wry. valuable Estate, (or the must part inclosed, situate in the leveret Parishes of Shady Harsheath. and Eartlow, hi the County of Canibridge; and containing near e7O Ames of Arable, Meadow, aml Pasture Land, l et to respecta b le T enants, who arc untie; notice to quit at Michaelmas neat, Descriptive Patticulars will be pahli.ited previous to Sale.— To treat for the sem* apply to Mr. James, New Boswell-court; LWOW. tiln, Leh CAMBRIDGE.3HIRE. VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATE-44114Tel ridnetned.• TO Ilk: SOLD BY AUC I lON, BY MR. PEYTON, At the Rain Inn, Newmarket, about t h e first wick in May next, in several Lots, 1 A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in L the Parishes of bwaVitam, Dalbeck, Bott!shain, and Swat. ham Prior, In the County ot Cunbridge; comprising a very l euellent Dwelling-hnuse and Palming Offices, au try detached Homestalls, and upwards of One T)wusand Acres of most excel lent Arabl•, Meadow, Pasture, and Pen Land, in a high state of cultivation, wherrof possess.on may he had at Michaelmas nem: Descriptive Panic :tars will shortly be published • in the mesa time application may Be m a d e to Mr. James, Nev lioswell-coun, Lincoln's lint. I AM !tin. jTO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, HOSPI tAI. SI V• DEN TS, CHEMISTS, DRUGGIS PAREN IS, AND GUARDIANS. THIS extensive channel of publicity and annint. nication is adopted to announce to the Medical World ge nerally the fOrmation of an Eatabii.;untat founded and conduvtd upon a system of respectability and hberaity suited to the imp x i lance and extent of tir., : obiec•s it is intended to embrace Densely, [the Medical Agency in all its various bran c h es et the Ogee of the Medical Agency Establishment. Professional Idea &sigma of retiring front the istigue suit Ansley of Practice (a.ber or partiaily), - may be provided with Saccessors tiePvtners olth callitals adequate to ;he advantages offered. Hospital Studen's and others qualified to take upun themselves the impartant dt del of practice, may be introduced as Partners, Successors ' or Arsis tants to Profestional Men of eminen ce .—P arents and Guateians having youths under their charge, whom they may intend either for the Profession; Chemical, or Drug Line, will be intrakucert to Medical men, and is hers requiring Apprentices. The Stock and Goodwill of Chemists and Druggists disposed of, Partnerships likewise negotiated, as well as AWO ants provided.. • All letter i addreised to the Proprietor. of the Medlc-1 Agency Establishment, No. lir, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, must be Invariably post paid.--Hours from ten till f ur. Several Medical Practices and Partnerships, .C 3441 to .Cl6OO per annum, for immediate CHING'S PA Chits 1' WORM i.t./ZIiNGLS. • WCIRMS are the most frequent sources of Chil. dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent arc: guar dlin of children ''.could be acquainted with. They occa>lon loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the boait•ls„ attended after with violent rains they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth ut the body. and they prove fatal, by ending in a consuin,touu or decal. Both as a preventative and cure the.. alarnung eoluplaints,l he above excellent Medicine is univer•ally allowed, un te►tinsony of till highest characters in this coutory, both in rank said respectabi. lity, to have no equal. - Their public apprbbatien, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success In their own families, stamps its met it beyond cute petition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the hind can boast. Parents and othen, who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, what• ever the stomach or bowels of Children are auy way dhordered s which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching andputler's, No. 4, Cheap. side,.Lendon; Sharp and Belani, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allmot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport, Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Roes, and Turner, Hull ; Hodant, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and SOrinney and Co. Birmingham . ; Billing* and Lattibury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchesters crewman, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Bax ter, Etunborgh ; Baxter and M'Dooald, Glasgow; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson .and Co. Norwich; Swinten, Leices ter ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; and re:ail by most'countrit medicine venders, in boxes, at us. Pd. and Ss. ed. each. To ooLli-mtrits. COLOURED NVORKERS WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTUKLita, AUREAN ORE. 1. F. Kiva, pow and Sliver Chaser. Engraver, Engine Turner, and eeigioal Inventor and Proprietor of the Aureate ore, Bator:mat te•SQUAIti, lAltiltA IT. KING begs to offer to the Trad e in genfral, • a Composition, the resemblance of which to Gold not may far excels that of any other substitute bitlierto submitted to public notice, but is also, in every menial quality (a. far as re. later to Its use in manufacture) en equivalent to Gold Itcdf. In I richness of colour and great weight, this Compoddoa so strictly resembles the Standard Gold, that Gol&workers have not been able to distinguish eoe from the oiler. The most important property waiter to this Composition, consists in the very single. lar circernstance of it not being at all subject to change its lu.tre any more than the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precuely the same, and will it all times be found as pliable to work, wha t.. ther flatted or in wire, as Gold itself : in fine, the only difference • between them wittiever, u merely that arising from their intrinsiC value. .1. F. K. alai &Teas the weariest) of coloured Workers to Qs pecaliar properties attached to the Aurean Ore, as it is so com posed as to receive slicautiful rich dead co;our, which cannot be distinguished by the most accurate inspector from fine coloured ' Gold, and thereby Uniting every essential quality witch entitles it to a pre-tminenoe above every other composition known to the public, and places it equally on a parallel with coloured Gold itielf ; and, however singular it may appear, that a composition can be funned possessing such iteraltiablc preptrties, hitherto confined to Standard Gold atone, has been most satisfactorily proved ; 1. F. K. having the exclusive art of colouring this corn. [minion. by a pecuhar process which entirely preci ales the ray; cessity et gilding. The limits ot an advertisement will net ailntit of an entnnere. tion of the marry articles to whiCh this composition is suited, nor is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper/. oes, it is easy to a...certain what articles may be manufactured with it. 1. E. K. cannot therefore liar highly recommend the Aurean Ore. after reeeivhig most nunairou4 proofs front Manu facturers, is well as from his own laboured experiments, to cote. trance hint of Ea ezcellence, whereby it may feud, in a Any powerful degree, t..) .ueersede the use of Gold. Cold-Workers, and others who require V:eir well cast, may, by sending their patterns or moulds have them compl ete in iii hours after they are brought for the purpose. N. E.—J. F. K. deems it Inver:ant to the trade in parrs), to acquaint them that the Composition advertised in the Public F. • pea, bearing the appellation of the Aurran Ore, (of which he is the original Inventor and Proprietor), c..nnot be purchased genuine at any other house in London but at his Manufactory in Bridge. water-square; therefore any Other Composition offered :o the trade, through any medium whatever, designated by th e sumo title, is spacious and deceptive : ev e ry- FlatA vi his manufacture beers his Name stamped on each side in leg.ble characters. Sold In various Weights, at ss. ed. per Ounce s rather in Rae flatted, or in Wire.---Speciniene may be ecru in elegant fleas ' btigla and Coloured blanuftcture. . likrdets (Him t;osuuy 'loin suasive entry possil4sautandap, _e ROMNEY MARSH. Valuable Freehold Estate, rich Grazing and Arable Land, Dytt church, near Hythe, in the County of Keut. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Ashford, Kent, on Thesday, the 14th of April, at Twelve, in Two Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land L .1. Tax redeemed, and nearly Tythe.free, si•uate at Dym. church, in Romney Marsh, near Hythe, in the Cotlity of Kent.. Lot I. An eligible Farm, containing upwards of fi ft y-two acres of rich grazing and ar able land, lying perfectly compact, with a barn, shed, and yard, situate on the road from bt. Mary's to Horncburch. • Lot 2. A Ditto, twisting of nearly 35 acres of rich Grazing Land, lying together and near the church, on the raid from Dym church to Burmarsh, both in the occupation of Mr. Wells, tenant at will. These estates pay a modus in lieu of tithes, of one shil ling per acre for the grazing land. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Willisnis, at the Rine and Crown Inn, Dynichurch, of whom particulars may be had; at the George Inn, at Lydd ; White Hart, Rye; New inn, Rumney ; Saracen's Head, Ashford ; London Inn and Ship, Dover ; Foun tain, Canterbury; of Messrs. Batchelor and Petts, Solicitors, Ser. jeant's Inn, Fleet-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where a plan of the Estate may be seen.